CONGRESS see also House of Representatives; Legislative Branch of the Government; Members of Congress; Senate

Addresses

Farewell Address: George Washington (read by Senator Sanford), 1349-1353 [15FE]

Great Experiment Begins—The First Federal Congress in Action: Raymond W. Smock, 288-290 [27JA]

Joint Session of Congress: Brian Mulroney, 9135-9137 [27AP]

Man of the Year Award: Frank D. Wilkes, 3607 [9MR]

———Representative Solomon, 3607 [9MR]

Role of Parliaments in Developing Cooperation in the Humanitarian Field: Representative Brown, 28669 [5OC]

Tribute to 100th Congress and Representative Boland: Robert M. Adams, 18500 [14JY]

When the Frameworks Won't Fit—Can the War Powers and Intelligence Oversight Processes Cope With Counterterrorist Operations and Overt Covert Actions? Senator Durenberger, 3913-3916 [15MR]

Where Is the Water's Edge? President and Congress in U.S. Foreign Policy: Pamela C. Harriman, 9351-9353 [28AP]

Agreements

Government procurement: interest on overdue payments (S. 328), correct errors in enrollment (H. Con. Res. 351), consideration of time, 24440 [19SE]

———interest on overdue payments (S. 328), time to consider Grassley and Armstrong amendment to House amendment, 24440 [19SE]

Intelligence oversight: Senator Moynihan, Barry Goldwater, and William J. Casey (1984), 3135 [4MR]

Unanimous-consent on privilege of the floor during debate of the congressional budget for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), 6287 [11AP]

Amendments

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 306), 12441, 12459 [25MY]

Bicentennial: commemorative coins (H.R. 3251), 14565, 14567, 14569, 14571, 14594, 14597, 14599 [15JN], 15316 [21JN], 15869 [23JN], 17725 [12JY], 17857 [13JY]

———commemorative coins (H.R. 5280), 29406, 29509 [7OC]

Committee on Ways and Means: authorize printing of history (H. Con. Res. 350), 25134 [23SE]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), 5020-5023, 5029, 5035 [23MR]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), 6395, 6416, 6422, 6472, 6473 [12AP], 6529, 6530, 6537, 6539, 6547, 6550, 6564, 6575, 6594, 6595 [13AP], 6836, 6948 [14AP]

Election campaigns: constitutional amendment on contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), 7133, 7135, 7136, 7162 [18AP]

Government procurement: interest on overdue payments (S. 328), 25240 [23SE]

———interest on overdue payments (S. 328), correct errors in enrollment (H. Con. Res. 351), 25241 [23SE]

Legislative branch: appropriations (H.R. 4587), 11418 [18MY], 11697, 11703, 11705, 11714, 11715, 11717, 11719, 11720, 11722, 11725, 11726 [19MY], 14435, 14436, 14471 [14JN]

Senate: execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Members (S. Res. 390), 3181 [3MR]

Analyses

Constitutionality of Prohibition on Contingent Fee Contracts Relative to Lobbying Representations Before Congress: Library of Congress, 21920 [11AU]

Consultant Registration and Reform Act (H.R. 5158), 20629 [4AU]

Hostilities Act (H.R. 3912), 984-990 [4FE]

House of Representatives' Fair Employment Practices (H. Res. 558), 26780 [29SE]

War Powers Act Amendment (H.J. Res. 462), 2770 [1MR]

Appointments

Commission on Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Salaries: Thomas F. Eagleton, 11685 [19MY]

Committee To Investigate Fire Safety in the Capitol and House of Representatives Office Buildings (Select), 14779 [16JN]

Committee to notify the President that a quorum of each House has been assembled, 39 [25JA]

Conferees: H. Con. Res. 268, setting forth the congressional budget for 1989-91, 7994 [20AP]

———H.R. 4587, making appropriations for the legislative branch, 14780 [16JN]

———S. Con. Res. 113, setting forth the congressional budget for 1989-91, 6869 [14AP]

Articles and editorials

. . . and a Republican Complaint, 15997 [27JN]

Aid Cutoff Cited as a Key to Accord—Managua and Contras Achieving Truce, Concur on Role of Congress, 5952 [30MR]

Are the Candidates Worth Your $100 Million in Taxes?, 2127 [23FE]

``Arrest'' of Absentee Senators Halts Filibuster on Poll Tax—Now They'll Start Again, 3094 [3MR]

Arresting Case, With Little Precedent, 3096 [3MR]

Arrests Compel Senate Quorum—3 of 8 Respond to Warrants Issued as Poll-Tax Filibuster Turns to Absentee Tactics, 3092 [3MR]

AuH2O, 9414-9424 [28AP]

Barkley Assailed in Poll Tax Fight, 3093 [3MR]

Behind the Rosy Numbers Lurks Decline, 32002 [19OC]

Best and Worst of Public Interest Groups, 6494 [12AP]

Best Proposed Law of 1988, 3125 [3MR]

Bloated Budget Bill Produces No Winners, 689 [2FE]

Byrd-Watching Intensifies in Senate, 3097 [3MR]

Campaign Reform Fraud, 2161 [23FE]

Campaigns Don't Belong to Candidates, Senator Graham, 1839 [19FE]

Colleagues and Rights Leaders Praise Rodino's 40-Year Legacy, 4048 [16MR]

Congress, as Well as Courts, Must Make Constitutional Law, 28979 [6OC], 31151 [14OC]

Congress, as Well as Courts Must Make Constitutional Law, 22316 [10AU]

Congress Coins Gaining Momentum, 26510 [28SE]

Congress' Gap on Rights—Capitol Hill Is Exempted, 15051 [17JN]

Congress Gets Nuked on Catastrophic Liability, 4009 [16MR]

Congress on the Loose, 4662 [22MR]

Congressman Extolled as ``A Fighter''—House Mourns Colleague's Death, 15838 [23JN]

Congressman's Life Simple, Full of Work—Services To Be Held Early This Evening, 15839 [23JN]

Cost of Recording Congress Reduced, 32363 [20OC]

Covert Action—A Wise Silence if Lives Are Saved, 19558 [28JY]

Covert Operations—Who's in Charge?, 19557 [28JY]

Crippling Covert Action, 8861 [26AP]

Democracy or Plutocracy—The Case for a Constitutional Amendment To Overturn Buckley v. Valeo, 7130-7133 [18AP]

Democrats Outstrip Republicans in PAC Funds as Incumbents Hoard $94 Million in War Chests, 2123 [23FE]

Destruction of Covert Action, 3129 [3MR]

Different Chairman, 4162 [16MR]

Duty of Congress, 12212 [24MY]

Election Campaign Reform, 2164 [23FE]

Friends, Associates Hold Warm Feelings for Price, 9771 [3MY]

Full-Full-Disclosure, 2177, 2178 [23FE]

Gore Touts His ``Strength'', 1211 [8FE]

Gramm-Rudman-Hollings—An Imperfect Law That Works, 32153-32155 [20OC]

Hedging Bets, 2117 [23FE]

Homogenizing Congress, 2066 [23FE]

House Votes to Protect Staff Rights—Bias Is Prohibited for the First Time in Hill Employment, 28369 [5OC]

How Laws Are Made, 12197 [24MY]

INF Treaty—A Reason for Hope, 5130-5132 [24MR]

Inside the Freeze, 7538 [20AP]

Is Gramm-Rudman-Hollings an Exercise in Legislative Futility?, 29701 [11OC]

Is It Out of Control—The Cost of Congress, 11689 [19MY]

It's a House of the Same Representatives—The Incumbents Almost Always Win, 26026 [28SE]

Jim Wright and the CIA, 25143 [23SE]

Killing a Good Program, 17650 [12JY]

Kindness Belied Sen. Chavez's Toughness, 6798 [13AP]

King of the Hill—Sid Signs Off, With Thanks for the Memories, 9236 [28AP]

Legislative Employees, 11694 [19MY]

Louis J. Hollis, Capitol Hill Photographer, 15423 [21JN]

Many Blacks Regret Rodino's Farewell, 4048 [16MR], 4159 [16MR]

More Than Covert Can Endure?, 19785, 19786 [1AU]

Moynihan's Authentic Antidote, 8675 [26AP]

Mr. Rodino Steps Aside, 4048 [16MR], 4159, 4162 [16MR]

Nathan—A People Person, 2666 [29FE]

Nation Enraged, Says Murray, 3093 [3MR]

No Statue, Only Respect, 45 [25JA]

Packwood Arrested, Carried Into Chamber, 3096 [3MR]

PAC's Remain a Pox, 14138 [10JN]

Pay Congress for Service, Not Lunch, 23733 [14SE]

Pentagon Growls at Congressional Watchdogs, 3713-3715 [14MR]

Pentagon Is Taking Its Shopping List Overseas, 18645 [25JY]

Potpourri From the Jamie Whitten Dinner, 4218 [17MR]

Press Filibuster in Poll Tax Fight—Southern Senators Continue Tactics of Opposition to Repeal Bill, 3093 [3MR]

Professor in Congress Is Doing Homework on Theory and Reality, 3305 [3MR]

Rangel Wants To Start a Real War on Drugs, 24119 [15SE]

Reagan Considers Session on Contra Aid, 30641 [14OC]

Rein in the PAC's—Reform Bill Offers Way to Curb Fundraising Abuses, 2117 [23FE]

Remember the Crash?, 10472 [11MY]

Representative Wright Ethics Inquiry, 13862 [8JN]

Reynolds Called Man of Many Abilities, 6223 [31MR]

Rise of the American Junta, 3134, 3136 [4MR], 3137 [3MR]

Robert McClory, 19443 [28JY]

Senate Filibuster, 3095 [3MR]

Senator Byrd Moves On, 7214 [19AP]

Senator Byrd Steps Aside, 7214 [19AP]

Senator Proxmire's Monument, 32503 [21OC]

Senatorial Antics, 3094 [3MR]

Should Federal Subsidies Be Provided for Congressional Election Campaigns?, 2178 [23FE]

Silver Lining in a $57,000 Raise, 23734 [14SE]

Solid Senator, 2421 [23FE]

Stalemated Senate Shelves Campaign Measure, 3095 [3MR]

Standing Tall at a Prestige Desk—18th Century Custom Eases Back Troubles, 12484 [25MY]

They Call This Tax Reform?, 7507 [19AP]

This McGovern Democrat Business, 17110 [7JY]

``Threat'' of a Budget Surplus, 6385 [12AP]

Turning Away From TV, Byrd Tends to His Roots, 7214 [19AP]

Unload the Bases, Congress; Don't Drop the Ball, 23050 [8SE]

Unmentioned Act, 7534 [19AP]

Unorthodox Friend, 10864 [12MY]

Unwise Veto, 12471 [25MY]

Ursula Meese, and Others, 9903 [4MY]

Virtue of Impeachment, 20222 [3AU]

Warning to the Nation, 18928 [26JY]

Watchman on the Wall—Congressman McDonald Sounded the Trumpet, 22793 [8SE]

What Are They Worth?, 23733 [14SE]

Who Does He Speak For—Appeasement Will Not Work With the Communists any Better Than It Worked With the Nazis, 29157 [6OC]

Why Incumbents Hold Their Places, 14139 [10JN]

World Bank Snookers U.S. Congress—Again, 26721 [29SE]

Bills and resolutions

Adjournment (see S. Con. Res. 130; H. Con. Res. 356)

———conditional (see H. Con. Res. 242, 272, 335)

Anderson, Representative: election as chairman of Committee on Public Works and Transportation (see H. Res. 429)

Appropriations: congressional foreign travel (see H.R. 4513)

———hand enrollment and post-enactment preparation of bills (see H.J. Res. 665)

———waiving certain points of order on H.R. 4587, legislative branch funding (see H. Res. 553)

Architect of the Capitol: authorize to accept gifts for the benefit of Capitol Buildings Art Collection (H.R. 60), concur with Senate amendments (see H. Res. 572)

Armed Forces: authorization for certain deployments abroad (see H.J. Res. 678)

———Presidential report to Congress whenever military personnel are paid hostile fire pay (see H.R. 5573)

Bicentennial: commemorative coins (see H.R. 5280)

Biden, Senator: return (see S. Res. 465)

Biennial Budget Act: enact (see S. 2478)

Black Americans in Congress: authorize printing (see H. Con. Res. 367)

Budget: calculating maximum deficit amounts and studies relative to retirement taxes (see H.R. 5227)

———rescission of authority (see H.R. 3959)

———truthful disclosure of deficit (see H. Con. Res. 279)

Byrd, Senator: commend for exemplary service (see S. Res. 485)

Capitol Building and Grounds: designate select committee to investigate fire safety in Capitol and House Office Buildings (see H. Res. 440)

Capitol Police: upgrade certain positions (see H. Res. 541)

Civil rights: prohibit discrimination in employment in Congress (see H.R. 4821)

Committee on Armed Services (House): funding for investigations (see H. Res. 376)

Committee on Environment and Public Works: printing of a history as a Senate document (see S. Res. 471)

Committee on Foreign Affairs: funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 383)

Committee on Government Operations: amounts from contingent fund of the House for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 372)

Committee on Governmental Affairs: release of records on GSA procurement of Electronic Tandem Network telecommunications (see S. Res. 405)

Committee on House Administration: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 353)

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint): establish (see S. Con. Res. 104, 105)

Committee on Intelligence (House, Select): funding for investigations (see H. Res. 377)

Committee on Intelligence (Joint): establish (see S. 2113)

Committee on Rules: funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 384)

Committee on Rules and Administration: permit report of one authorization resolution containing more than one committee authorization resolution (see S. Res. 479)

Committee on Small Business: amounts from contingent fund of the House for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 373)

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: election of Representative Hank Brown (see H. Res. 465)

Committees of the House: election of members (see H. Res. 575)

Committees of the Senate: omnibus funding (see S. Res. 381)

———two-year authorizing resolutions (see S. Res. 479)

Congressional Award Program: extend (see H.R. 5315)

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (see S. Con. Res. 113; H. Con. Res. 267, 268)

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), consideration (see H. Res. 410)

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), consideration (see H. Res. 461)

Congressional Budget Act: repeal title III (see H.R. 3939)

Congressional Pay Accountability Act: enact (see H.R. 5163)

Congressional publications: printing of Senate document (see S. Res. 393)

Congressional salaries and pensions: appropriations (see S. 2155)

Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Act: enact (see H.R. 5518)

Congressional Task Force on Concurrent Jurisdiction Over Lorton: establish (see H.R. 5416)

Constitution: amend relative to commencement of the terms of office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress (see S.J. Res. 389)

Consultant Registration and Reform Act: enact (see H.R. 5158)

Daniel, Dan: condolences on death (see H. Res. 349)

———Senate recess in respect (see S. Res. 375)

Dent, John H.: authorizing printing of collection of statements made in tribute (see H. Res. 476)

Duncan, John J.: tribute (see S. Res. 446; H. Res. 481)

Elections: amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures (see S.J. Res. 282)

———restrictions on contributions made to or by Members of Congress (see H.R. 4918)

Electoral vote: changing the date for counting (see H.J. Res. 677)

Ethics in Congress Act: enact (see H.R. 4400)

Fair Employment in Congress Act: enact (see S. 2299)

Families: require preparation of family impact statements (see H.R. 5366)

Federal Advisory Committee Act: amend (see S. 2721)

Federal-State relations: Constitutional amendment relative to Federal taxation of State obligations (see S.J. Res. 377)

Government paperwork: establish a congressional award for reduction (see H.R. 5554)

Government procurement: interest on overdue payment (S. 328), correct errors in enrollment (see H. Con. Res. 351)

Hastings, Alcee L.: authorities of the House of Representatives' managers relative to impeachment (see H. Res. 513)

———carry impeachment proceedings to 101st Congress (see S. Res. 480)

House of Representatives: adjournment (see H. Con. Res. 306)

———amend rules (see H. Res. 420)

———amend rules relative to committee reports (see H. Res. 580)

———amend rules relative to number of subjects contained in bills (see H. Res. 350)

———amend rules to make legislative process more responsible, representative, and accountable (see H. Res. 599)

———authorize closed caption broadcasting of floor proceedings for hearing-impaired individuals (see H. Res. 542)

———conditional adjournment (see H. Con. Res. 272)

———conduct investigation regarding possible unauthorized disclosure of classified information (see H. Res. 561)

———daily hour of meeting (see H. Res. 348)

———duties and privileges of Members (see H. Res. 446)

———establish a Public Review Board and an inspector general (see H. Res. 526)

———expenses for activities of House Information Systems (see H. Res. 352)

———extend certain Federal labor laws to certain employees (see H. Res. 527)

———fair employment practices (see H. Res. 558)

———filming when not in session (see H. Res. 454)

———financing of general election campaigns (see H.R. 4579)

———funding for expenses of investigations and studies by the Committee on Energy and Commerce (see H. Res. 381)

———make proceedings more open, establish committee deadlines for reporting legislation, and apply labor and safety legislation (see H. Res. 439)

———making available certain records (see H. Res. 389)

———Pledge of Allegiance (see H. Res. 506)

———preservation of noncurrent records (see H. Res. 419)

———printing of tributes to Harold T. Johnson (see H. Res. 444)

———privileges (see H. Res. 406)

———rules regarding employment practices (see H. Res. 445)

———semiannual security briefings for employees who have security clearance (see H. Res. 539)

House of Representatives Election Law Guide, 1988: authorizing printing (see H. Con. Res. 296)

Howard, James J.: death (see S. Res. 401)

Legislative branch funding (see H.R. 4587)

Legislative Branch Employment Relations Board: establish (see H.R. 5060)

Library of Congress: transfer of video recordings of Senate proceedings (see S. Res. 459)

McLean, Kenneth A.: commendation for service (see S. Res. 503)

Members of Congress: authorize official reception and representation expenses (see H.R. 5049)

———compensation (see H.R. 5480)

———congressional votes for pay increases (see S. 2682)

———pay adjustments (see H.R. 3843)

———prohibit acceptance of honorariums or making appearances for any person engaged in contract negotiations with the U.S. (see H.R. 5009)

———prohibit use of amounts from excess campaign funds for personal purposes (see H.R. 5240)

———repeal certain laws relative to use of excess campaign funds (see H.R. 5187)

———salaries and expenses (see H.R. 4840)

———terms of office (see H.J. Res. 548)

National Archives: transfer of video recordings of Senate proceedings (see S. Res. 459)

Nuclear energy: congressional review of U.S.-Japan agreement on sea transport of plutonium from France or Great Britain to Japan (see H.R. 5459)

Office of Government Ethics: reauthorize (see H.R. 4712)

Pepper, Representative: tribute (see H. Res. 530)

Pledge of Allegiance: require to be rendered in House of Representatives each legislative day (see H. Res. 538)

Political parties: relative voting strength on congressional committees and in each House of Congress (see H.J. Res. 642)

Presidents: authority to rescind items in continuing appropriations legislation unless Congress disapproves (see S. 2263)

Price, Melvin: death (see S. Res. 419; H. Res. 434)

Ransom, Matt W.: erect a marker in Potomac Park, Washington, DC, honoring (see S. 2533)

Reagan, President: notification that a quorum of each House is assembled (see S. Res. 355; H. Res. 346)

Senate: appointment of committee to notify the President of adjournment (see S. Res. 513)

———authorizing additional printing of document (see S. Res. 505)

———clarifying the prohibition on the use of tape duplications of radio or television coverage of proceedings (see S. Res. 431)

———conditional adjournment (see S. Con. Res. 101; H. Con. Res. 272)

———execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Members (see S. Res. 390)

———fair employment practices (see S. Res. 488)

———notification of quorum (see S. Res. 354)

———notification that a quorum of the House is present (see H. Res. 347)

———point of order against unconstitutional provisions of a conference report (see S. Res. 500)

———printing additional copies of The Older Americans Act Amendments of 1987—A Summary of Provisions (see S. Res. 430)

———purchase of calendars (see S. Res. 414)

———tribute to staff (see S. Res. 515)

Senate Legal Counsel: representation of certain employees (see S. Res. 410)

———representation of committees, Members, officers, and employees in U.S. v. Poindexter (see S. Res. 407)

———representation of John M. Mistretta (see S. Res. 434)

———representation of Senate employee in Korb v. Lehman (see S. Res. 423)

———representation of Senate employees in the Adamson v. Radosevic (see S. Res. 424)

Sergeant at Arms: remove power to arrest Senators (see S. Res. 382)

Shaw, Representative: election to Committee on Ways and Means (see H. Res. 490)

Sine die adjournment (see H. Con. Res. 398)

Southern States Energy Compact: congressional consent (see H.R. 3951)

Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact: congressional consent (see H.R. 5232)

Standing Rules of the Senate: authorize printing (see S. Res. 437)

State of the Union Message: joint session of Congress to receive President (see H. Con. Res. 236)

Tammen, Ronald L.: commendation for service (see S. Res. 504)

Transportation: congressional consent to amendments to the Washington metropolitan area transit regulation compact (see H.J. Res. 480)

Truth in Federal Spending Act: enact (see S. 2335, 2336)

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (see H.R. 3912)

War Powers Act: amend (see H.J. Res. 675)

Women in Congress: authorize printing (see H. Con. Res. 368)

Biographies

Henry W. Dwight, 10558 [11MY]

Keith F. Mainland, 8419 [21AP]

Representative Taylor, 24515 [20SE]

Books

``Federalists Papers'': James Madison, 4248 [17MR]

``Halls of the Mighty, My 47 Years in the Senate,'' Richard L. Riedel, 3089 [3MR]

``Man of the House,'' Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., 9783 [3MY]

``Manual of Parliamentary Practice,'' Thomas Jefferson, 12179 [24MY]

``The Senate of the United States,'' George H. Haynes, 3091 [3MR]

Bulletins

Intelligence oversight: William J. Casey (1984), 3134 [4MR]

Citations

Representative Pepper: University of Massachusetts, 14164 [10JN]

Cloture motions

Elections: amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), 7643 [20AP], 8345 [21AP], 8458 [22AP]

Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 3371 [4MR]

Colloquies

Don Young amendment to Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act: several House Members, 8929-8931 [27AP]

Dialogs

Intelligence Oversight: Senator Cohen with John McMahon, 3142 [3MR]

———Senator Sarbanes with Robert C. McFarlane, 3135 [4MR]

Commentaries

Question of Power—Judicial Reviews of Congressional Rules of Procedure: Gregory F. Van Tatenhove, 22888-22898 [8SE]

Comments

Campus Fellows Program: Helen T. DeBolt, 15241 [20JN]

———John Winkel and Paul Gough, 15241 [20JN]

Communications from

Architect of the Capitol: report, 13864 (EC3760) [8JN], 14124 (EC3348) [10JN]

Asbestos contamination in the Capitol complex: report, 1973 (EC2963) [23FE]

Compliance with subpoena: Representative Dellums, 24980 [22SE]

Comparisons

Ethics in Congress Act with other pending ethics legislation, 7524 [19AP]

Compendiums

Representative Kemp's legislative initiatives, 30501-30503 [13OC]

Court decisions

Buckley v. Valeo, 7123-7130 [18AP], 8337 [21AP]

Frank v. Maryland: Supreme Court, 3111 [3MR]

Johnson v. U.S.: Supreme Court, 3111 [3MR]

Descriptions

Federal Advisory Committee Act amendment (S. 2721), 21616 [10AU]

Digests

Senate legislative actions in 2d session of 100th Congress: Democratic Policy Committee, 31280-31312 [18OC]

Documents

Atomic Energy Act Provisions, 5295 [25MR]

Constitution, 2041, 2078, 2094 [23FE]

Critical Aviation Agenda for the Next Administration, 31153 [14OC]

Election Campaign Reform, 2178 [23FE]

Executive Order 12024 Relative to Transfer of Certain Advisory Committee Functions: Jimmy Carter, 21616 [10AU]

Federalist Papers, 12185 [24MY], 12644 [26MY]

———Alexander Hamilton (sundry excerpts), 6333-6337 [11AP]

Public Employees' Appreciation Day, 10380 [10MY]

Rules of the House of Representatives, 991 [4FE]

Rules of the Senate on standards for arrest warrants, 2079 [23FE], 3074, 3076 [3MR], 3090 [3MR]

Eulogies

James J. Howard: Representative Udall, 8826 [26AP]

———Representative Wright, 8818 [26AP]

Explanations

Truth in legislating resolution: Representative Stenholm, 29130 [6OC]

Financial statements

Representative Downey, 9985 [5MY]

Representative Frost, 9913 [4MY]

Representative Kastenmeier, 11347 [17MY]

Representative Sensenbrenner, 9688 [2MY]

Senator Kasten, 11897 [20MY]

Senator Simon, 8773 [26AP]

Senator Stafford, 11669 [19MY]

Letters

Budget scorekeeping report: James L. Blum, 15398 [21JN]

Campaign finance restrictions: Fred Wertheimer, 7109 [18AP]

Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program: Laura King, 8428 [21AP]

Congressional Budget Act: Representative William H. Gray III, 23350 [9SE]

Congressional Pay Accountability Act: Senator Pressler, 24159 [16SE]

Democratic Study Group achievements: Richard P. Conlon, 8403 [21AP]

Discretionary domestic appropriations: James C. Miller III, 4991 [23MR]

Emissions standards violations by the Capitol power plant: Architect of the Capitol, 23410 [9SE]

Federal Election Campaign Act: Barry Goldwater, 2117 [23FE]

———(Dear Colleague), 2166, 2167 [23FE]

———Senator Pressler, 2117 [23FE]

House of Representatives—duties and privileges of Members: Representatives Foley and Michel, 10576 [12MY]

House prerogatives to originate appropriations bills: Representatives Lott and Michel, 5244 [24MR]

House Rule XI: Representative Lott, 2431, 2432 [23FE]

———Representative Wright, 2432 [23FE]

Intelligence oversight: Barry Goldwater, 3134 [4MR]

———President Reagan, 3133 [3MR]

Issuance of subpoena: Representative Hamilton, 12173 [24MY]

Notary deposition subpoena: Representative Kaptur, 10349 [10MY]

Prerogatives on appropriation bills: Representatives Lott and Michel, 4356 [17MR]

Receipt of subpoena: Representative Matsui, 6326 [11AP]

Republicans' contributions in Congress: Representative Michel, 70 [25JA]

Senate Air and Space Caucus membership: several Senators, 1080 [4FE]

Senate filibuster over poll tax repeal condemned as bar to needed legislation, Miriam A. Huffman, 3095 [3MR]

Senate Intelligence Committee relationship with intelligence community: President Reagan, 3895, 3900 [15MR]

Senate rules: Senator Byrd, 3 [25JA]

Senatorial campaign reform: Senators Dole and Byrd, 1819 [19FE]

Special counsel to investigate Representative Wright: Common Cause, 19210 [27JY]

———Representative Gingrich (Dear Colleague), 19210 [27JY]

Staffing base closing commission: Frank C. Carlucci, Sec. of Defense, 30316 [13OC]

Status report on the congressional budget: Representative William H. Gray III, 6815 [14AP]

Superior Court—subpoena of congressional employee: Representative Dellums, 24326 [16SE]

Task Force on Clandestine Drug Laboratories: Representative Dornan, 22093 [11AU]

Valor award presented to Brian E. Stephenson: George M. White, 3573 [9MR]

Lists

Alumni day for former Members of Congress, 15238 [20JN]

Bills enacted into public law (100th Cong., 2d sess.), D789 [10NO]

Bills vetoed (100th Cong., 2d sess.), D789 [10NO]

Colleges and universities visited under the Congressional Alumni Campus Fellows Program, 15239 [20JN]

Deceased former Members of Congress, 15243 [20JN]

History of bills enacted into public law (100th Cong., 2d sess.)

Incumbent Senators' political action committees contributions, 2123 [23FE]

Major legislation on which votes were taken between 11 p.m. and 8 a.m. between 1975-87, 3105 [3MR]

Members of Congress participating in Korean-American Exchange Program, 18516 [14JY]

Members of the National Visitor Center Study Commission, 15966 [27JN]

Rules passed by the House of Representatives, 97th-99th Congresses, 13928 [9JN]

Sponsors of the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, 15242 [20JN]

St. Patrick's Day Message of Peace and Justice cosigners, 4369 [17MR]

Staffing of Commission on Base Realignment and Closure, 30316 [13OC]

Memorandums

Budget Summit Deficit Reduction Agreement: CBO, 10435 [11MY]

Congressional Approval of an Arms Control Agreement by Legislation Rather Than Treaty Ratification: Steven R. Ross, 7323 [19AP]

Interpretation of Same-Day Consideration Rule for Reports From the Rules Committee: Don Wolfenberger, 992 [4FE]

Senate Consideration of Sensitive Compartmented Information: Joe Stewart, 3909 [15MR]

Memorials of legislature

Arkansas, 12562 [26MY]

Georgia, 9155 [27AP]

Louisiana, 18760 [26JY]

Maine, 11946 [23MY]

New Mexico, 4454 [18MR]

West Virginia, 8569 [25AP]

Motions

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), 7667 [20AP]

Senate: request attendance of absent Members, 16320 [29JN]

Oaths administered

McCrery, Jim, 8801 [26AP]

Opinions

Public funding program for Federal elections: Dept. of Justice (sundry excerpts), 2153 [23FE]

Papers

Clarifying Legislative and Executive Roles in Covert Operations: Representative Cheney, 8093 [20AP], 8449 [21AP]

Congress, the Constitution and the Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court—The Letter and the Spirit of the Exceptions Clause, 19735-19743 [1AU]

Let the People Vote—Ratification of Constitutional Amendments by Convention, 10159-10163 [9MY]

Limiting Federal Court Jurisdiction—The Constitutional Basis for the Proposals in Congress Today, 19745-19747 [1AU]

Petitions

Arthur D. Ward, 8092 [20AP]

Congress: James S. Parker, 3606 [9MR]

James J. Howard: Essex County, NJ, Board of Chosen Freeholders, 7503 [19AP]

Senate and House of Representatives: Randy Hunwardsen, 462 [1FE]

Press releases

Congressional voting record of minority Members: Americans for Democratic Action, 9765 [3MY]

Proclamations

Appeal to Congress: Youth for Christ Student Congress on Evangelism, 21657 [10AU]

Proposals

Creation of a Leadership Consultative Group, 18493 [14JY]

Quotations

Senate deliberation of Supreme Court nominations: George Norris, 723 [3FE]

———Robert P. Griffin, 732 [3FE]

Regulations

Video recordings of Senate floor proceedings: Committee on Rules and Administration, 23735 [14SE]

Remarks in House

Adjournment: conditional (H. Con. Res. 335), 18069 [13JY]

———March 31-April 11 (H. Con. Res. 272), 5915 [30MR]

———May 26-June 1 (H. Con. Res. 306), 12238 [25MY]

———June 30-July 6 (S. Con. Res. 130), 16596 [30JN]

American Physical Society: commend Congressional Science Fellowship Program, 8402 [21AP], 12215 [24MY], 13193 [1JN], 29199 [6OC]

American Political Science Association: commend Congressional Fellowship Program, 2721 [11AU], 21128 [8AU], 22782 [7SE], 26853 [29SE]

Americans for Democratic Action: voting records of minority Members released by, 9765 [3MY]

Appropriations: completion of bills, 27285 [30SE]

———continuing resolution process, 27275 [30SE]

———hand enrollment and post-enactment preparation of bills (H.J. Res. 665), 26037 [28SE]

———line-item veto power for the President, 3574 [9MR]

———President's line-item veto authority, 31994 [19OC]

———provide for prompt consideration, 973 [4FE]

———waive certain points of order against certain conference reports (H. Res. 548), 26034-26036 [28SE]

Architect of the Capitol: authorize to accept gifts for the benefit of Capitol Buildings Art Collection (H.R. 60), concur with Senate amendments (H. Res. 572), 28544-28546 [5OC]

———design and construction of a building adjacent to Union Station in District of Columbia to house agencies offices in judicial branch (S. 1934), 24617-24620 [20SE]

Armed Forces: authorization for certain deployments abroad (H.J. Res. 678), 32405 [20OC]

———Presidential report to Congress whenever military personnel are paid hostile fire pay (H.R. 5573), 33497 [21OC]

Banks and banking: legislative issues, 193 [27JA]

Bicentennial observance, 87 [25JA]

———authorize printing of booklets, 24709 [20SE]

———minting of coins (H.R. 3251), 17857 [13JY]

———minting of coins (H.R. 3251), Senate amendments, 15866-15870 [23JN]

Black Americans in Congress: authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 367), 25134 [23SE]

Budget: calculating maximum deficit amounts and studies relative to retirement taxes (H.R. 5227), 22357 [11AU]

———constitutional amendment on a balanced, 16524 [29JN]

———deficit, 10378 [10MY]

———deficit reduction, 22393 [11AU]

———reduce spending, 18928 [26JY]

———scorekeeping report, 19223 [27JY]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 267), 4614 [21MR]

———treatment of Postal Service Fund (H.R. 4150), 10399 [10MY], 10489 [11MY]

———truthful disclosure of deficit (H. Con. Res. 279), 6995 [14AP]

Budget Act: waivers, 4359 [17MR]

Bulgaria: meeting, 28669 [5OC]

Bureau of the Census: exclusion of illegal aliens and inclusion of military personnel stationed abroad for 1990 census, 4083 [16MR]

Capitol Building and Grounds: designate select committee to investigate fire safety in Capitol and House Office Buildings (H. Res. 440), 10284, 10286, 10287 [10MY]

Capitol Police: upgrade certain positions (H. Res. 541), 29069 [6OC]

CBO: investigation of activities, 10006 [9MY]

———nonpartisan status, 10283 [10MY]

Cheney, Representative: paper on legislative and executive roles in covert operations, 8093 [20AP]

Child care: congressional responsibility, 33503 [21OC]

China, People's Republic of: denial of visa to a Member of Congress (H. Res. 528), 22057 [11AU]

Citizens' Train: arrival in Washington, DC, 6249 [31MR]

Civil rights: prohibit discrimination in employment in Congress (H.R. 4821), 14774 [15JN]

Classified information: divulgence, 25809, 25811, 25812 [27SE]

Clement, Representative: House welcome, 39 [25JA]

Coins and coinage: commemorative coins for the bicentennial of Congress (H.R. 5280), 27837, 27838 [3OC], 32248 [20OC]

Collective bargaining: congressional intervention in rail labor disputes, 23334 [13SE]

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint): establish (S. Con. Res. 105), 16224 [28JN]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: appointment of special counsel to investigate Representative Wright, 19210 [27JY]

———funding for expenses of investigations and studies (H. Res. 531), 26122-26124 [28SE]

Committee on Ways and Means: authorize printing of history (H. Con. Res. 350), 25133 [23SE]

Committees of the House: designating membership (H. Res. 575), 28982 [6OC]

———permission to file reports, 33319 [21OC]

Common Cause: congressional ethics, 11778 [19MY]

Congress: legislative branch staff, 181 [27JA]

Congress-Bundestag Youth Exchange Program: support, 8428 [21AP]

Congressional Award Program: extend (H.R. 5315), 27926-27929 [3OC]

Congressional Black Caucus: capital punishment for drug dealers, 21413 [9AU]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), 4799-4801 [22MR], 4988 [23MR], 5015, 5042 [23MR], 5238 [24MR], 7666-7670 [20AP], 23349 [9SE]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), conference report, 12541-12546 [26MY]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), consideration (H. Res. 410), 4988-4990 [23MR]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), consideration of conference report (H. Res. 461), 12529-12531 [26MY]

———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), 6815 [14AP]

Congressional Competitiveness Caucus: luncheon, 1662 [17FE]

Congressional Drought Task Force: establish, 14782 [16JN]

legislative branch staff, 181 [27JA]

Congressional employees: civil rights, 10581 [12MY]

———status of women, 24260 [16SE]

Congressional Fellowship Program: anniversary, 11533 [18MY]

Congressional Military Reform Caucus: annual report, 1214 [8FE]

Congressional pages: tribute, 325 [28JA], 13876 [8JN]

Congressional Pay Accountability Act: enact (H.R. 5163), 20641 [4AU]

Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Act: enact (H.R. 5518), 30182 [12OC]

Congressional Senior Citizen Intern Program: tribute, 12232 [25MY]

Constitution: bicentennial, 288 [27JA]

———role in the future, 3568 [8MR]

Consultant Registration and Reform Act: enact (H.R. 5158), 20629 [4AU]

Covert intelligence operations: congressional oversight, 8448 [21AP]

Current events: analysis, 29679-29686 [11OC]

Dimco-Gray Co.: employees' appreciation to Congress, 33523 [21OC]

Dukakis, Michael S.: view on spending cuts, 25363 [26SE]

Elections: campaign reform (H.R. 2717), 687 [2FE]

———incumbent advantage, 20516-20519 [4AU], 21731-21740 [10AU]

———limit number of terms for Members (H.J. Res. 15), 9920 [4MY]

———restrictions on contributions made to or by Members of Congress (H.R. 4918), 16278 [28JN]

Employment: practices, 9703 [3MY]

Enacted laws: exemption, 19692-19694 [1AU]

Ethics in Congress Act: enact (H.R. 4400), 7302 [19AP], 7522, 7523 [19AP], 9550 [29AP]

Federal employees: hiring of relatives of Members of Congress and Federal executives, 9903 [4MY]

Federal executives: hiring of relatives, 9903 [4MY]

Fire prevention: recognize Fire Services Caucus, 5981 [31MR]

Forest Service: congressional oversight, 22601 [7SE]

Germany, Federal Republic of: staff exchange with Bundestag, 2484 [24FE]

Government procurement: interest on overdue payment (S. 328), correct errors in enrollment (H. Con. Res. 351), 21698 [10AU]

———interest on overdue payments (S. 328), 18869-18876, 18906 [26JY]

House of Representatives: amend rules relative to committee reports (H. Res. 580), 29130 [6OC]

———amend rules relative to number of subjects contained in bills (H. Res. 350), 314 [27JA]

———appreciation for welcome of Representative Spence, 23788 [14SE]

———appropriations legislation, 16581-16583 [30JN]

———constituent mail restrictions, 24260 [16SE]

———daily hour of meeting (H. Res. 348), 39 [25JA]

———Democratic Party rules, 9238 [28AP]

———distortions in the reapportionment (H.R. 3639), 6357 [12AP]

———duties and privileges of Members (H. Res. 446), 10529, 10535 [11MY], 10574-10579 [12MY]

———election advantages of incumbents, 10350 [10MY]

———fair employment practices (H. Res. 558), 26780 [29SE], 27840-27845 [3OC]

———filming when not in session (H. Res. 454), 11737 [19MY]

———immunity of Members from prosecution for certain actions, 10529, 10535 [11MY]

———per diem allowance for newly elected Members, 33319 [21OC]

———prerogatives to originate appropriations bills, 5244 [24MR]

———privileges (H. Res. 406), 4180 [17MR]

———reception for former Members, 15237-15244 [20JN]

———restrictive rules, 17092 [7JY]

———rules and operation, 12177-12192 [24MY]

———rules regarding employment practices (H. Res. 445), 10490 [11MY]

———same-day rule, 973, 991 [4FE], 2431 [23FE]

———standards of discourse in debate, 29151-29159 [6OC]

———telephone system, 1211 [8FE]

———tribute to staff, 32829 [21OC]

House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988: authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 296), 10348 [10MY]

House rules: Member recognition, 4084-4087 [16MR]

Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 8860 [26AP], 19785 [1AU]

International Parliamentary Union: meeting, 28669 [5OC]

Jones, James R.: authorizing publication of proceedings relative to presentation of portrait (H. Res. 432), 10348 [10MY]

Legislative branch: funding (H.R. 4587), 11687, 11692, 11693-11705, 11709-11727 [19MY], 11762 [19MY]

———funding (H.R. 4587), conference report, 26709 [29SE]

———funding (H.R. 4587), permission to file, 26423 [28SE]

Legislative Branch Employment Relations Board: establish (H.R. 5060), 18538 [14JY]

Lobbying: restrict certain activity by former Members of Congress, 31793 [19OC]

Members of Congress: authorize official reception and representation expenses (H.R. 5049), 23593 [13SE]

———banking industry threat to influence, 2438 [24FE]

———compensation (H.R. 5480), 29198 [6OC]

———ethics, 19692-19694 [1AU]

———hiring of relatives, 9903 [4MY]

———investigation of activities of certain members in Central America, 47 [25JA]

———pay increase, 14511 [14JN]

———prohibit acceptance of honorariums or making appearances for any person engaged in contract negotiations with the U.S. (H.R. 5009), 17424 [11JY]

———salary and expenses (H.R. 4840), 14782 [16JN]

———salary and espenses (H.R. 3843), 77 [25JA]

———terms of office (H.J. Res. 548), 8408 [21AP]

Mexico-U.S. Intergovernmental Commission on Narcotics and Psychotropic Drug Abuse and Control: establish (H.R. 4549), 10371 [10MY]

National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs, Inc.: charter (H.R. 1259), 4474-4476 [21MR]

99th Congress, 2d session: accomplishments, 13302-13304 [2JN]

Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition: release of Guide to State and Federal Resources for Economic Development, 22770 [7SE]

Office of Government Ethics: reauthorize (H.R. 4712), 12756 [26MY], 27860-27863 [3OC]

Official mail costs: Congressional Research Service report, 22725 [7SE]

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act (H.R. 3545), 31164 [14OC]

100th Congress: accomplishments, 31793, 31795 [19OC], 32181-32183 [20OC]

———accomplishments relative to veterans, 30600 [13OC]

———civil rights accomplishments, 32183 [20OC]

———sine die adjournment, 32729 [21OC]

———unfinished business, 32182 [20OC]

101st Congress: legislative program, 33320 [21OC]

Paperwork Reduction Incentive Act: enact (H.R. 5554), 33428 [21OC]

Payne, Representative: election to Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H. Res. 496), 17857 [13JY]

Pepper, Representative: tribute (H. Res. 530), 22930 [8SE]

Political action committees: impact on Congress, 22742-22746 [7SE]

Price, Melvin: death (H. Res. 434), 8550 [25AP]

Rangel, Representative: apology to Representative Annunzio, 26510 [28SE]

Reagan, President: commend Congress for spirit of cooperation, 27275 [30SE]

———joint session of Congress to receive State of the Union message (H. Con. Res. 236), 55 [25JA]

———notification that a quorum of each House is assembled (H. Res. 346), 39, 46 [25JA]

Recording costs: reduction, 32363 [20OC]

Republican Party: contributions in Congress, 70 [25JA]

Rules: standards on ethics, secrecy, elections, and free speech, 6332-6340 [11AP]

Senate: conditional adjournment (S. Con. Res. 101), 3258 [3MR]

———notification that a quorum of the House is present (H. Res. 347), 39 [25JA]

Sine die adjournment (H. Con. Res. 398), 33323 [21OC]

Sinsheimer, Joe: criticism of Congressmen, 15419 [21JN]

Smithsonian Institution: tribute to 100th Congress, 18500 [14JY]

Southern States Energy Compact: congressional consent (H.R. 3951), 1681 [17FE]

Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact: congressional consent (H.R. 5232), 25385 [26SE]

Speaker: authority to accept resignations and to appoint commissions, boards and committees, 33319 [21OC]

Special days: contents of commemorative bills, 596 [2FE], 1196 [4FE]

Spence, Representative: invitation to Members to have their picture taken, 23781 [14SE]

———medical condition, 10582 [12MY]

State of the Union Message: joint session of Congress to receive President (H. Con. Res. 236), 46 [25JA]

Tribute, 26799 [30SE]

Understanding Congress—A Bicentennial Research Conference: expenses (H. Res. 509), 21383 [9AU]

Votes, position on missed: Barton, 28169 [4OC]

———Clement, 955 [3FE]

———Clinger, 951 [3FE]

———Coyne, 20277 [3AU]

———Dannemeyer, 7185 [18AP]

———Garcia, 24349 [16SE]

———Gilman, 23293 [9SE]

———Jack Davis, 29594 [7OC]

———Lowery, 952 [3FE]

———MacKay, 16569 [30JN]

———Mazzoli, 9690 [2MY]

———McCandless, 28253 [4OC]

———McDade, 31163 [14OC]

———Nelson, 10402 [10MY], 27350 [30SE]

———Nowak, 23874 [14SE]

———Packard, 24093 [15SE]

———Pickle, 9693 [2MY], 22766 [7SE]

———Rahall, 9679, 9686 [2MY]

———Roukema, 23292 [9SE]

———Schroeder, 23873 [14SE]

———Schuette, 9690 [2MY]

———Slattery, 18493 [14JY]

War: collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces (H.R. 3912), 977-981 [4FE]

War Powers Act: amend (H.J. Res. 462), 2770 [1MR], 7666 [20AP]

———application relative to Persian Gulf, 7300, 7301 [19AP], 7534 [19AP]

———expedited procedures for legislation governing engagement or disengagement of Armed Forces (H.J. Res. 671), 28276 [4OC], 33568 [10NO]

Washington metropolitan area transit regulation compact: congressional consent to amendments (H.J. Res. 480), 4472-4474 [21MR]

Women in Congress: authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 368), 25135 [23SE]

Wright, Representative: disclosure of information relative to Nicaragua, 24872, 24873, 24874, 24875, 25007, 25015-25019 [22SE], 27312 [30SE], 28988 [6OC]

———ethics investigation, 24259 [16SE]

———tribute, 30152 [12OC]

Remarks in Senate

Adjournment, 28316 [5OC]

———(H. Con. Res. 306), 12459 [25MY]

———(H. Con. Res. 356), 22042 [11AU]

———(S. Con. Res. 130), 16400 [29JN]

———conditional (H. Con. Res. 272), 6021 [31MR]

———conditional (H. Con. Res. 335), 18339 [14JY]

American Political Science Association: anniversary of Congressional Fellowship Program, 8580 [25AP], 10845 [12MY], 16004 [27JN], 28291 [5OC], 32605 [21OC]

Appropriations: consideration of bills, 21802 [11AU]

———hand enrollment and post-enactment preparation of bills (H.J. Res. 665), 26023 [28SE]

Architect of the Capitol: construction of a building adjacent to Union Station in District of Columbia to house agencies offices in judicial branch (S. 1934), 13608, 13609 [7JN], 25217, 25220 [23SE]

Arms Control and Foreign Policy Caucus: tribute to staff, 21461 [10AU]

Australia: visit of Prime Minister Hawke, 15770 [23JN]

Banks and banking: congressional reform, 32608-32610 [21OC]

Bicentennial—January 26, 1830—Webster's Reply to Hayne, 127 [26JA]

———January 22, 1917—President Wilson's Peace Without Victory Speech, 20 [25JA]

Bicentennial observance, 1359 [16FE], 1879 [19FE], 2739 [1MR], 3182 [3MR], 4967 [23MR], 5195 [24MR], 5835 [30MR], 7034 [15AP], 7100 [18AP], 8395 [21AP], 8578 [25AP], 13965 [9JN]

———commemorative coins (H.R. 3251), 14565-14572 [15JN], 18090 [13JY]

———commemorative coins (H.R. 3251), motion to proceed, 14551-14564 [15JN]

———commemorative coins (H.R. 5280), 29509-29511 [7OC], 32166 [20OC]

Biden, Senator: return (S. Res. 465), 21954 [11AU]

Biennial Budget Act: enact (S. 2478), 13590, 13594 [7JN], 15818 [23JN], 15946 [24JN], 32432, 32433, 32434 [21OC]

Brandon, Richard: tribute (S. Res. 499), 30852 [14OC]

Byrd, Senator: commend for exemplary service (S. Res. 485), 27414 [3OC]

———3497 [4MR], 21866 [11AU], 23483 [12SE]

California: referendum (propositions 68 and 73) on campaign contribution limits, 14138 [10JN]

Commission on Base Realignment and Closure: staffing, 30316 [13OC]

Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: tribute to staff, 21888 [11AU]

Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: report on allocation of budget totals, 18558 [25JY]

———tribute to Republican staff members, 6199 [31MR]

Committee on Environment and Public Works: printing of a history as a Senate document (S. Res. 471), 23736 [14SE]

Committee on Ethics (Select): programs paid by foreign organizations or governments, 12097 [24MY]

———Senate employees participating in certain programs, 5404 [28MR]

Committee on Foreign Relations: authorizing release of documents (S. Res. 402), 5870 [30MR]

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint): establish (S. Con. Res. 105), 4465 [18MR]

Committee on Intelligence (Joint): establish (S. 2113), 2727 [1MR]

Committees of the Senate: omnibus funding (S. Res. 381), 2585-2591 [26FE]

———2-year authorizing resolutions (S. Res. 479), 26874 [30SE]

Congressional Award Program: extend (H.R. 5315), 31685 [19OC]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), 12958 [27MY]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (H. Con. Res. 268), conference report, 13408, 13426, 13427 [6JN], 13554 [7JN]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), 6206 [31MR], 6279-6285, 6287-6293 [11AP], 6387-6428 [12AP], 6522-6580 [13AP], 6826-6869 [14AP]

———setting forth for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), unanimous-consent agreement on privilege of the floor, 6287 [11AP]

Congressional publications: printing of Senate document (S. Res. 393), 3384 [4MR]

Congressional Research Service: report on continuing resolution, 3484 [4MR]

Congressional salaries and pensions: appropriations (S. 2155), 3451 [4MR]

Constitution: amend relative to commencement of the terms of office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress (S.J. Res. 389), 27041, 27042 [30SE]

Constitutional conventions: ratification of amendments by convention, 10158 [9MY]

Corn Caucus: goals, 27368, 27370 [3OC]

Daniel, Dan: death of (S. Res. 375), 667 [2FE]

———Senate recess in respect (S. Res. 375), 638 [2FE]

Document: authorizing additional printing (S. Res. 505), 31693 [19OC]

Dole, Senator: authorize printing of Senate Bicentennial Minutes (S. Con. Res. 146), 26028 [28SE]

Duarte, Jose Napoleon: extending sympathy and best wishes (H. Con. Res. 312), 14090-14093 [10JN]

Ecology: summary of congressional action, 23066 [9SE]

Economic conditions: OMB budget estimates, 2702 [1MR]

Education: Senate Republican Conference Task Force on Educational Excellence and Literacy, 9348 [28AP]

Elections: amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), 5497 [29MR], 7105-7140 [18AP], 7643 [20AP], 8323-8350 [21AP], 8454-8460 [22AP]

———amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), cloture, 8345 [21AP], 8458 [22AP]

———amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 282), unanimous-consent agreement, 8332 [21AP]

European Parliament: visit by representatives, 15521 [22JN]

Fair Employment in Congress Act: enact (S. 2299), 7649 [20AP]

Federal Advisory Committee Act: amend (S. 2721), 21608, 21617 [10AU]

Federal Election Campaign Act: dates for submission of reports, 26517 [29SE]

———quarterly report requirement, 6272 [11AP]

Federal spending: congressional responsibility, 27370, 27371 [3OC]

Federal-State relations: constitutional amendment relative to Federal taxation of State obligations (S.J. Res. 377), 23754 [14SE]

Foreign relations: development of unified policy between Congress and the executive branch, 9351 [28AP]

Gathering, 23883, 23884 [15SE]

Germany, Federal Republic of: staff exchange program with Bundestag, 2387 [23FE], 2633 [26FE]

Government procurement: interest on overdue payments (S. 328), 24440 [19SE], 24514 [20SE], 32622-32629 [21OC], 32691 [10NO]

———interest on overdue payment (S. 328), correct errors in enrollment (H. Con. Res. 351), 23133 [9SE], 24440 [19SE], 25216 [23SE]

Hastings, Alcee L.: carry impeachment proceedings to 101st Congress (S. Res. 480), 24773 [22SE], 26867 [30SE]

Hawke, Robert J.L.: appointment of escorting committee, 15753 [23JN]

House of Representatives: conditional adjournment (H. Con. Res. 242), 1180 [4FE]

House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988: authorizing printing (H. Con. Res. 296), 15835 [23JN]

Howard, James J.: death (S. Res. 401), 5412 [28MR]

Judicial branch: prohibit employment discrimination (S. 2428), 14293 [13JN]

Leadership: tribute, 25619 [27SE]

Legislative branch: funding (H.R. 4587), 14433-14438 [14JN]

———funding (H.R. 4587), conference report, 27023-27027 [30SE]

———funding (H.R. 4587), unanimous-consent agreement, 14421 [14JN]

Library of Congress: transfer of video recordings of Senate proceedings (S. Res. 459), 23734, 23735 [14SE]

Lobbyists: prohibit payment on a contingency fee basis (S. 2733), 21919 [11AU]

McLean, Kenneth A.: commendation for service (S. Res. 503), 31700 [19OC]

Members: congressional votes for pay increases (S. 2682), 20589 [4AU]

———honoraria, 20760 [8AU]

———pay raises, 15559-15562 [22JN], 23733 [14SE]

———votes for pay increases (S. 2682), 30849 [14OC]

Mining and mineral resources: agenda for next Congress, 31605 [18OC]

Narcotics: bipartisan legislation, 17346 [8JY]

National Archives: transfer of video recordings of Senate proceedings (S. Res. 459), 23734, 23735 [14SE]

National defense: independent research and development program, 31225 [18OC]

———staff access to classified briefing, 5434 [29MR]

Nebraska: constituents' responses to senatorial mailings, 26679 [29SE]

Office of Senate Security: establish (S. Res. 243), 32511 [21OC]

100th Congress: Senate accomplishments (2d session), 22043, 22045 [11AU]

———accomplishments, 31267-31279 [18OC], 32006 [20OC], 32511, 32513 [21OC]

———achievements, 29920 [12OC]

Panama: drug indictments against Antonio A. Noriega, 11205 [17MY]

Paramount Pictures Corp.: child care center recognition by Congressional Caucus for Women's Issues, 12044 [24MY]

Persian Gulf: continued use of U.S. Armed Forces (S.J. Res. 305), unanimous-consent agreement, 12959 [27MY]

Political campaigns: finance reform, 26026, 26027 [28SE]

Presidents: authority to rescind items in continuing appropriations legislation unless Congress disapproves (S. 2263), 6299 [11AP]

Ransom, Matt W.: erect a marker in Potomac Park, Washington, DC, honoring (S. 2533), 15128 [17JN]

Reagan, President: joint session of Congress to receive State of the Union Message (H. Con. Res. 236), 95 [26JA]

Refugees: consultation between Dept. of State and Congress on admissions, 18753 [26JY]

———report of admissions in upcoming year, 25853 [28SE]

Rules of procedure: judicial review, 22888 [8SE]

Securities: action on stock market volatility, 8451 [22AP]

Senate: adjournment (S. Con. Res. 130), 16408 [29JN]

———annual registrations of mass mailings, 5 [25JA]

———appreciation to staff, 29697 [11OC]

———articles of impeachment, 21271 [9AU]

———bicentennial minute, 271 [27JA], 402 [28JA], 521 [1FE], 669 [2FE], 751 [3FE], 1078 [4FE], 1512 [17FE], 1789 [18FE], 1935 [22FE], 2384, 2406 [23FE], 2629 [26FE], 2684 [29FE], 2901 [2MR], 3477 [4MR], 3781 [14MR], 3947 [15MR], 4046 [16MR], 4324 [17MR], 4435 [18MR], 4588, 4711 [22MR], 5304 [25MR], 5397 [28MR], 5498 [29MR], 6058 [31MR], 6275 [11AP], 6387 [12AP], 6581 [13AP], 7213 [19AP], 7644 [20AP], 8493 [22AP], 8738 [26AP], 8873 [27AP], 9353 [28AP], 9509 [29AP], 10102 [9MY], 10458 [11MY], 10999 [13MY], 11084 [16MY], 11217 [17MY], 11420 [18MY], 11555 [19MY], 11793 [20MY], 11951 [23MY], 12045 [24MY], 12299 [25MY], 12701 [26MY], 12782 [27MY], 13407 [6JN], 13527 [7JN], 13661 [8JN], 13965 [9JN], 14083 [10JN], 14219 [13JN], 14392 [14JN], 14515 [15JN], 14859 [16JN], 15052 [17JN], 15209 [20JN], 15314 [21JN], 15510 [22JN], 15754 [23JN], 15947 [24JN], 16003 [27JN], 16081 [28JN], 16310 [29JN], 16669 [6JY], 17121 [7JY], 17314 [8JY], 17437 [11JY], 17585 [12JY], 18089 [13JY], 18343 [14JY], 18562 [25JY], 18659 [26JY], 18957 [27JY], 19268 [28JY], 19589 [29JY], 19699 [1AU], 19869 [2AU], 20022 [3AU], 20529 [4AU], 20667 [5AU], 20759 [8AU], 21157 [9AU], 21441 [10AU], 21885 [11AU], 22865 [8SE], 23121 [9SE], 23421 [12SE], 23524 [13SE], 23741 [14SE], 24044 [15SE], 24158 [16SE], 24472 [20SE], 24799 [22SE], 25189 [23SE], 25285 [26SE], 26518 [29SE], 26887 [30SE], 27356 [3OC], 28295 [5OC], 29245, 29249 [7OC], 29703 [11OC], 30198 [13OC], 30654 [14OC], 31181 [17OC], 31226 [18OC], 31660 [19OC], 32015 [20OC]

———completion of appropriations legislation, 27027, 27028, 27029 [30SE]

———conditional adjournment (H. Con. Res. 242), 1180 [4FE]

———execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Members (S. Res. 390), 3073-3112 [3MR]

———fair employment practices, 30432 [13OC]

———fair employment practices (S. Res. 488), 28369 [5OC]

———notification of quorum (S. Res. 354), 17 [25JA]

———printing additional copies of The Older Americans Act Amendments of 1987—A Summary of Provisions (S. Res. 430), 15835 [23JN]

———rules discussion, 3057 [3MR]

———staff floor privileges, 17 [25JA]

———tribute to staff, 29694-29696 [11OC], 30667 [14OC]

———tribute to staff (S. Res. 515), 32510, 32676 [21OC]

———use of Philip A. Hart Office Building atrium for concert (S. Res. 451), 17273 [7JY]

Senate Air and Space Caucus: membership, 1080 [4FE]

Senate Legal Counsel: representation for certain employees (S. Res. 410), 6471, 6486 [12AP]

———representation of committees, Members, officers, and employees in U.S. v. Poindexter (S. Res. 407), 6294 [11AP]

———representation of Senate employee in Korb v. Lehman (S. Res. 423), 9477 [28AP]

———representation of Senate employees in Adamson v. Radosevic (S. Res. 424), 9478 [28AP]

Sine die adjournment (H. Con. Res. 398), 32675, 32678 [21OC]

Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact: congressional consent (H.R. 5232), 26876 [30SE], 32675 [21OC]

Standing Rules of the Senate: authorize printing (S. Res. 437), 13049 [27MY]

State of the Union Message: joint session of Congress to receive President (H. Con. Res. 236), 36 [25JA]

Stock exchange: reform, 32608-32610 [21OC]

Tammen, Ronald L.: commendation for service (S. Res. 504), 31701 [19OC]

Truth in Federal Spending Act: enact (S. 2335), 9360 [28AP]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: dispute settlement mechanism, 16084 [28JN]

War Powers Act: amend, 11580-11586 [19MY]

———application relative to Persian Gulf, 7141, 7142 [18AP], 7213 [19AP]

———future of emergency powers, 32615-32620 [21OC]

Warner, Senator: appreciation, 32448 [21OC]

Washington metropolitan area transit regulation compact: congressional consent to amendments (H.J. Res. 480), 4711 [22MR], 4875 [23MR]

Wright, Speaker: disclosure of information relative to Nicaragua, 24729 [22SE]

Reports

Budget Scorekeeping: CBO, 2897 [2MR], 4347 [17MR], 7165 [18AP], 7656 [20AP], 9047 [27AP], 13607 [7JN], 15398 [21JN], 18562 [25JY], 21662 [10AU], 24851 [22SE], 30997 [14OC]

———Committee on the Budget, 19223 [27JY]

Congressional Budget: Committee on the Budget, 23350 [9SE]

Federal Election Campaign Act: Citizen's Research Foundation, 2170 [23FE]

———Committee on Presidential Campaign Activities (Senate, Select), 2181-2200 [23FE]

———Common Cause, 2205 [23FE]

Foreign Travel Expenditures, 3272-3273 [3MR], 9665 [2MY], 11935, 11936 [23MY], 13513 [7JN], 16707-16721 [6JY], 20323 [3AU]

Iran-Contra Affair: congressional committees (S. Rept. 100-216; H. Rept. 100-433) (excerpt), 9530 [29AP]

Method of Treating Appropriations Bill Including More Than One Title: Johnny H. Killian, 21803 [11AU]

Notification of Third-Party Involvement in Intelligence Activities: Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select), 3900 [15MR]

Staff Report of the Congressional Military Reform Caucus, 1214-1217 [8FE]

Status of the Budget: Committee on the Budget, 23850 [14SE]

Reports by conference committees

Congressional Budget (H. Con. Res. 268), 12531-12540 [26MY]

Reports filed

Alcee L. Hastings Impeachment Proceedings: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 480) (S. Rept. 100-542), 24809 [22SE]

Biennial Budget Act: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. 2478) (S. Rept. 100-499), 22464 [7SE]

Budget Allocations: Committee on Appropriations (H. Rept. 100-687), 14079 [10JN]

Clarify Investigative Powers of Congress: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 2350) (H. Rept. 100-1040), 27984 [3OC]

Committees of the Senate Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 381) (S. Rept. 100-287), 1922 [22FE]

Congressional Budget: Committee on Rules (H. Con. Res. 268), Consideration (H. Res. 410) (H. Rept. 100-524), 4797 [22MR]

———Committee on the Budget (H. Con. Res. 268) (H. Rept. 100-523), 4797 [22MR]

———committee of conference (H. Con. Res. 268) (H. Rept. 100-658), 12561 [26MY]

———Committee on the Budget (S. Con. Res. 113) (S. Rept. 100-311), 6063 [31MR]

Congressional Budget Act: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Rept. 100-428), 18760 [26JY]

———Committee on the Budget (H. Res. 461) (H. Rept. 100-662), 13184 [1JN]

———Consideration of H. Con. Res. 268: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 461) (H. Rept. 100-655), 12277, 12285 [25MY]

Consent to the Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 5232) (H. Rept. 100-931), 24336 [16SE], 25596 [26SE]

Consent to Compact Between North Carolina and South Carolina Establishing the Lake Wylic Marine Commission: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 644) (H. Rept. 100-1039), 27984 [3OC]

Consent to Amendments to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Regulation Compact: Committee on the Judiciary (H.J. Res. 480) (H. Rept. 100-521), 4489 [21MR]

Expenditures for Official Receptions and Representation Expenses: Committee on Government Operations (H.R. 5049) (H. Rept. 100-896), 23396 [9SE]

Legislative Branch: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 4587) (S. Rept. 100-382), 14024 [9JN]

———committee of conference (H.R. 4587) (H. Rept. 100-1000), 26502 [28SE]

———Waiving Certain Points of Order Against Conference Report on H.R. 4587: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 553) (H. Rept. 100-995), 26502 [28SE]

National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs, Inc., Charter: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 1259) (H. Rept. 100-520), 4489 [21MR]

Pay Interest on Overdue Payments by the Federal Government: Committee on Government Operations (S. 328) (H. Rept. 100-784), 18924 [26JY]

Office of Government Ethics Reauthorization: Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (H.R. 4712) (H. Rept. 100-1017), 27327 [30SE]

Recess Authority During Legislative Days Sept. 30, and Oct. 1, 1988: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 560) (H. Rept. 100-1022), 27328 [30SE]

Speaker of the House to Entertain Motions to Suspend the Rules of the House of Representatives: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 563) (H. Rept. 100-1035), 27984 [3OC]

Use of Tape Duplications of Radio or Television Coverage of Senate Proceedings: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 431) (100-351), 11665 [19MY]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Drought, 18476 [14JY]

———Fire Safety, 8407 [21AP]

———Leadership, 6801 [13AP]

———Major Domestic Issues Facing the Next Administration and Congress, 23870 [14SE]

———Opportunity of Deficit Reduction, 11536 [18MY]

———1988 Agenda, 947 [3FE]

Resolutions by organizations

Commendation of Representative Ed Jones, Committee on House Administration, 25590 [26SE]

Security rules and briefings on espionage and security techniques for Members of Congress and staff members: National Association of Pro America, 8664 [25AP]

Resumes

100th Cong., 2d sess., activities, D787 [10NO]

Rosters

House of Representatives page school, 325 [28JA]

Rules

Committee on the Budget, 2686 [29FE]

House of Representatives: Member recognition, 4085 [16MR]

Standing Rules of the Senate, 2041, 2045, 2092, 2094, 2096, 2098, 2103 [23FE]

Schedules

Senate: committee meetings, 9926-9928 [4MY]

Statements

Attendance of Absent Senators: Richard B. Russell, 3091 [3MR]

Campaign Finance Restrictions: Joel M. Gora, 7109, 7112 [18AP]

Conduct of Wars: James Madison, 3503 [7MR]

Congressional Action: John T. Morgan, 635 [2FE], 1026 [4FE]

Daniel Webster: Robert Scott, 127 [26JA]

Decision Not To Seek Reelection: Representative Boland, 6609 [13AP]

Executive Privilege Relative to Subpoenas: Dept. of Justice, 21233 [9AU]

Government War Powers: Alexander Hamilton, 2770 [1MR]

———James Madison, 2770 [1MR]

Harold T. Johnson: James J. Howard, 6377 [12AP]

Leadership: John F. Kennedy, 31537 [18OC]

———Walter Lippman, 31536 [18OC]

Public Financing of Elections: AFL-CIO, 2155 [23FE]

Responding to Smithsonian Institution Tribute: Representative Boland, 18500 [14JY]

Standards for Warrants of Arrest in the Senate: Alben W. Barkley, 3089 [3MR]

———Senator Armstrong, 3080 [3MR]

Tribute to Melvin Price: Robert McClory, 9783 [3MY]

Tribute to John J. Duncan: Robert McClory, 17798 [12JY]

Tribute to John Williams: Harry F. Byrd, Jr., 9513 [29AP]

Tribute to Representative Rangel, 23553 [13SE]

Violation of the Constitution: Senator Boren, 3905 [15MR]

Studies

Findings and Recommendations of the Campaign Finance Study Group: Harvard University's Institute of Politics, 8341-8344 [21AP]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: Andrew P. Vance, Customs and International Trade Bar Association, 16084-16089 [28JN]

Summaries

Biennial Budget Act (S. 2478), 13592 [7JN]

Congressional Budget for 1989-91 (S. Con. Res. 113), 6282-6285 [11AP]

Draft Bipartisan Drug Bill, 31639 [19OC]

House of Representatives Fair Employment Practices (H. Res. 558), 27841 [3OC]

Key Discretionary Program Assumptions for the Fiscal Year 1988 Budget, 4992 [23MR]

Major Provisions of Veterans' Job Training Bill, 10848 [12MY]

Tables

Appropriations for 1988 that lack specific authorizations: CBO, 5017 [23MR]

Appropriations trends for legislative and other branches, 13924 [9JN]

Architect of the Capitol's elevator operator positions status, 13927 [9JN]

Budget Act waivers reported in House, 96th-100th Congresses, 12180 [24MY]

Changes in Members' salaries, 11690 [19MY]

Comparison of trends for legislative and other branches, 11689 [19MY]

Compilation of legislative activity in the House of Representatives, May 24, 1988, 2d session, 100th Congress, 12187, 12188 [24MY]

Congress' legislative entities and Canadian equivalent, 13924 [9JN]

Domestic discretionary increases and decreases in President's 1989 budget, 6292 [11AP]

Functional analysis of the congressional budget, 12529 [26MY]

House of Representatives' restrictive rules, 17092, 17093 [7JY]

Legislative and regulatory changes and threats to the Fiscal Year 1989 Gramm-Rudman-Hollings deficit, 23300 [9SE]

Legislative branch appropriations before adjustment for inflation, 11691 [19MY]

Legislative branch appropriations conference report, 26715 [29SE]

Legislative branch staffing detail and comparison, 11691 [19MY]

Liberal quotient—Black Members of Congress: Americans for Democratic Action, 9765 [3MY]

Liberal quotient—Hispanic Members of Congress: Americans for Democratic Action, 9765 [3MY]

Liberal quotient—Jewish Members of Congress: Americans for Democratic Action, 9765 [3MY]

Liberal quotient—Women Members of Congress: Americans for Democratic Action, 9766 [3MY]

Major programs lacking specific authorizations of appropriations, 16233 [28JN]

Official congressional mail costs and volume, 13927 [9JN]

Official mail costs and volume, 11690 [19MY]

OMB and CBO analysis of H. Con. Res. 238, freezing budget spending levels, 5012 [23MR]

Open and restrictive rules, 95th-100th Congresses, 2928 [2MR], 12179 [24MY], 14369 [14JN]

Record of House Appropriations Committee, 13927 [9JN]

Regular appropriations bills passed by House and Senate, 1981-87, 13927 [9JN]

Rules prohibiting instructions in motions to recommit, 95th-100th Congresses, 12179 [24MY]

Rules reported in the 100th Congress, 14369 [14JN]

Self-executing rules, 95th-100th Congresses, 12180 [24MY]

Senate scoring of H.R. 4587—legislative branch spending totals: Committee on the Budget (Senate), 14438 [14JN]

Trends in congressional employment levels, 11691 [19MY], 13927 [9JN]

Welfare reform legislation comparison, 26581 [29SE]

Testimonies

Federal Election Finance Laws: Senator Durenberger, 2091 [23FE]

War Powers Act: Representative Fascell, 18486 [14JY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 236, joint session of Congress to receive President for State of the Union Message, 36 [25JA], 46 [25JA]

H. Con. Res. 267, congressional budget for 1989-91, 4615-4617 [21MR]

H. Con. Res. 268, congressional budget for 1989-91, 5018-5020 [23MR]

H. Con. Res. 272, adjournment, March 31-April 11, 5915 [30MR], 6021 [31MR]

H. Con. Res. 296, authorize printing of House of Representatives Election Law Guidebook, 1988, 10348 [10MY], 15835 [23JN]

H. Con. Res. 306, congressional adjournment, May 26-June 1, 12238 [25MY]

H. Con. Res. 335, conditional adjournment, 18069 [13JY]

H. Con. Res. 350, printing of Committee on Ways and Means history, 25134 [23SE]

H. Con. Res. 351, correct errors in enrollment of S. 328, interest on overdue payment on Government procurement, 21699 [10AU]

H. Con. Res. 356, adjournment, 22043 [11AU], 22118 [11AU]

H. Con. Res. 367, authorize printing of ``Black Americans in Congress'', 25135 [23SE]

H. Con. Res. 368, authorize printing of ``Women in Congress'', 25135 [23SE]

H. Con. Res. 398, sine die adjournment, 32675 [21OC], 33319 [21OC]

H. Res. 346, notification of President Reagan that a quorum of each House is assembled, 39 [25JA]

H. Res. 347, notification of Senate that a quorum of the House is present, 39 [25JA]

H. Res. 348, House of Representatives daily hour of meeting, 39 [25JA]

H. Res. 349, condolences on death of Dan Daniel, 40 [25JA]

H. Res. 406, House of Representatives' privileges, 4180 [17MR]

H. Res. 432, authorizing publication of proceedings relative to presentation of portrait of James R. Jones, 10348 [10MY]

H. Res. 434, death of Melvin Price, 8551 [25AP]

H. Res. 440, investigate fire safety in Capitol and House Office Buildings, 10286 [10MY]

H. Res. 444, printing of tributes to late Harold T. Johnson, 21383 [9AU]

H. Res. 454, filming the House of Representatives when not in session, 11737 [19MY]

H. Res. 461, consideration of conference report on H. Con. Res. 268, congressional budget, 12529 [26MY]

H. Res. 496, election of Representative Payne to Committee on Public Works and Transportation, 17857 [13JY]

H. Res. 509, House of Representatives' expenses for program known as Understanding Congress—A Bicentennial Research Conference, 21384 [9AU]

H. Res. 530, tribute to Representative Pepper, 22930 [8SE]

H. Res. 531, funding for investigations and studies by the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, 26122 [28SE]

H. Res. 541, upgrade certain Capitol Police positions, 29069 [6OC]

H. Res. 548, waive certain points of order against certain appropriations conference reports, 26034 [28SE]

H. Res. 558, fair employment practices in the House of Representatives, 26781 [29SE], 27840 [3OC]

H. Res. 572, concurring with the Senate amendment to H.R. 60, authorizing the Architect of the Capitol to accept gifts for the benefit of Capitol Buildings Art Collection, 28544 [5OC]

H. Res. 575, designating membership to the Committees of the House, 28982 [6OC]

H. Res. 580, truth in legislating resolution, 29130 [6OC]

H. Res. 605, print revised edition of the Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives for the 101st Congress, 33319 [21OC]

H. Res. 607, early organization for the 101st Congress, 33320 [21OC]

H.J. Res. 480, consent to amendments to the Washington metropolitan area transit regulation compact, 4472 [21MR]

H.J. Res. 548, terms of office for Members of Congress, 8409 [21AP]

H.J. Res. 644, establish Lake Wylic Marine Commission between North Carolina and South Carolina, 28615-28617 [5OC]

H.J. Res. 665, hand enrollment and post-enactment preparation of appropriation bills, 26037 [28SE]

H.J. Res. 677, changing the date for counting of the electoral vote, 32180 [20OC]

H.R. 1259, charter for National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs, Inc., 4474 [21MR]

H.R. 3251, minting of bicentennial coins, 14564 [15JN]

H.R. 3912, collective judgment of both the Congress and President concerning the involvement of Armed Forces, 981-984 [4FE]

H.R. 4400, Ethics in Congress Act, 7524 [19AP]

H.R. 4549, establishing the Mexico-U.S. Intergovernmental Commission on Narcotics and Psychotropic Drug Abuse and Control, 10371 [10MY]

H.R. 4587, legislative branch appropriations, 14425-14431 [14JN]

H.R. 4712, reauthorize Office of Government Ethics, 27860 [3OC]

H.R. 4918, restrictions on contributions made to or by Members of Congress, 16279 [28JN]

H.R. 5009, prohibit Members of Congress acceptance of honorariums or making appearances for any person engaged in contract negotiations with the U.S., 17425 [11JY]

H.R. 5049, authorize official reception and representation expenses, 23593 [13SE]

H.R. 5158, Consultant Registration and Reform Act, 20629-20633 [4AU]

H.R. 5232, congressional consent to Southwestern Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact, 25381-25384 [26SE]

H.R. 5280, commemorative coins for the bicentennial of Congress, 27837 [3OC]

H.R. 5518, Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Act, 30183 [12OC]

H.R. 5573, Presidential report to Congress whenever military personnel are paid hostile fire pay, 33497 [21OC]

S. 328, Government procurement interest on overdue payments, 18869-18872 [26JY], 32623-32629 [21OC]

S. 1721, Intelligence Oversight Act, 3112 [3MR]

S. 1934, Judiciary Office Building Development Act, 24617-24619 [20SE], 25217-25219 [23SE]

S. 2113, establish a Joint Committee on Intelligence, 2728-2730 [1MR]

S. 2216, designate John C. Stennis Space Center, Bay St. Louis, MS, 5312 [25MR]

S. 2263, Presidential authority to rescind items in continuing appropriations legislation unless Congress disapproves, 6299 [11AP]

S. 2335, Truth in Federal Spending Act, 9360 [28AP]

S. 2336, Truth in Federal Spending Act, 9361 [28AP]

S. 2478, Biennial Budget Act, 13590-13592 [7JN]

S. 2721, Federal Advisory Committee Act amendment, 21610-21616 [10AU]

S. 2733, prohibit payment of lobbyists on a contingency fee basis, 21919 [11AU]

S. Con. Res. 101, Senate conditional adjournment, 3179 [3MR], 3258 [3MR]

S. Con. Res. 104, establish Joint Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, 4336 [17MR]

S. Con. Res. 105, establish Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint), 4445, 4465 [18MR], 16225 [28JN]

S. Con. Res. 113, setting forth congressional budget for 1989-91, 6179-6182 [31MR], 6389-6392 [12AP], 6866-6869 [14AP]

S. Con. Res. 130, adjournment, 16384, 16400 [29JN]

S. Res. 430 printing additional copies of The Older Americans Act Amendments of 1987—A Summary of Provisions, 11505 [18MY]

S. Res. 354, Senate notification of quorum, 17 [25JA], 33 [25JA]

S. Res. 355, notification to President Reagan that a quorum of each House is assembled, 17, 33 [25JA]

S. Res. 375, Senate recess in respect of Dan Daniel, 638 [2FE]

S. Res. 379, authorizing payment of gratuity to Linda G. Mathews, 1787 [18FE], 1940 [22FE]

S. Res. 380, commemorate bicentennial of the Senate, 1874 [19FE]

S. Res. 381, omnibus funding of committees of the Senate, 1931, 1932 [22FE], 2588-2591 [26FE]

S. Res. 382, remove power of Sergeant at Arms to arrest Senators, 2368 [23FE]

S. Res. 390, execution of arrest warrants compelling the attendance of absent Senators, 3181 [3MR]

S. Res. 398, authorizing printing of document Majority and Minority Leaders of the Senate, 4703 [22MR]

S. Res. 401, death of James J. Howard, 5401, 5412 [28MR]

S. Res. 405, release of records on GSA procurement of Electronic Tandem Network telecommunications, 6183 [31MR]

S. Res. 407, Senate Legal Counsel representation of committees, Members, officers, and employees in U.S. v. Poindexter, 6295, 6308 [11AP]

S. Res. 410, Senate Legal Counsel representation for certain employees, 6486 [12AP]

S. Res. 414, authorizing purchase of Senate calendars, 8387 [21AP], 8547 [22AP]

S. Res. 419, death of Melvin Price, 8648, 8651 [25AP]

S. Res. 423, direct Senate Legal Counsel to represent a Senate employee in Korb v. Lehman, 9392, 9478 [28AP]

S. Res. 424, direct Senate Legal Counsel to represent Senate employees in Adamson v. Radosevic, 9392, 9478 [28AP]

S. Res. 430, printing additional copies of The Older Americans Act Amendments of 1987—A Summary of Provisions, 15835 [23JN]

S. Res. 431, clarifying the prohibition on the use of tape duplications of radio or television coverage of Senate proceedings, 13610 [7JN]

S. Res. 434, Senate Legal Counsel representation of John M. Mistretta, 12100 [24MY]

S. Res. 437, authorize printing of the Standing Rules of the Senate, 13050 [27MY]

S. Res. 446, tribute to John J. Duncan, 15814 [23JN]

S. Res. 451, use of Hart Building atrium for concert, 17259 [7JY]

S. Res. 459, transfer of video recordings of Senate proceedings from the Library of Congress or the National Archives, 23735 [14SE]

S. Res. 465, return of Senator Biden, 21954 [11AU], 22438 [7SE]

S. Res. 471, printing of a history of the Committee on Environment and Public Works as a Senate document, 23736, 23756 [14SE]

S. Res. 480, carry impeachment proceedings of Alcee L. Hastings to 101st Congress, 24833 [22SE], 26868 [30SE]

S. Res. 485, commend Senator Byrd for exemplary service to Senate, Congress, and people of the U.S., 27414, 27546 [3OC]

S. Res. 488, fair employment practices in the Senate, 28368 [5OC]

S. Res. 489, Senate Legal Counsel representation in U.S. v. Harold Freidman, 28370 [5OC]

S. Res. 499, tribute to Richard Brandon, 30852, 30904 [14OC]

S. Res. 503, commendation of Kenneth A. McLean, 31701, 31739 [19OC]

S. Res. 504, commendation of Ronald L. Tammen, 31701, 31739 [19OC]

S. Res. 505, authorizing additional printing of document, 31694, 31739 [19OC]

S. Res. 506, authorizing printing of tributes to Senator Byrd, 31740 [19OC]

S. Res. 515, tribute to Senate staff, 32559, 32676 [21OC]

S. Res. 518, commend cooperative conduct of the Senate minority leader, 32676 [21OC]

S.J. Res. 282, amend Constitution relative to contributions and expenditures affecting elections, 5497 [29MR]

S.J. Res. 377, constitutional amendment relative to Federal taxation of State obligations, 23754 [14SE]

S.J. Res. 389, amend Constitution relative to commencement of the terms of office of the President, Vice President, and Members of Congress, 27042 [30SE]

Tributes

Adams, Senator, 28059 [4OC]

Annunzio, Representative, 2728 [11AU]

Aspin, Representative, 15494 [21JN]

Badham, Representative, 28228-28232 [4OC], 28233 [7OC], 32374 [20OC], 32883 [21OC]

Baker, Howard H., Jr., 14435 [14JN], 14576 [15JN]

Ballenger, Representative, 20351 [3AU]

Baucus, Senator, 21126 [8AU]

Bentley, Representative, 11414 [18MY]

Bentsen, Senator, 17586 [12JY], 18231 [13JY]

Bevill, Representative, 8748 [26AP]

Bible, Alan, 23710 [14SE], 23893 [15SE]

Biden, Senator, 22421 [7SE]

Boland, Representative, 6503 [12AP], 6609 [13AP], 18500 [14JY], 21352 [9AU], 28629 [5OC], 28641 [13OC], 28642 [7OC], 28643 [11OC], 28644 [18OC]-28645 [5OC], 30454 [13OC], 30634 [13OC], 33425 [21OC]

Bonior, Representative, 5952 [30MR]

Bonker, Representative, 33534 [21OC]

Boschwitz, Senator, 17731 [12JY]

Broomfield, Representative, 26507 [28SE], 26827 [29SE]

Brownson, Charles B., 32726 [10NO]

Burton, Sala, 946 [3FE]

Byrd, Senator, 1979 [23FE], 5688 [30MR], 6274 [11AP], 6428, 6429 [12AP], 6515, 6516, 6521, 6580, 6605 [13AP], 6825, 6924 [14AP], 7213, 7261 [19AP], 8397 [21AP], 8491 [22AP], 10661 [12MY], 11550 [19MY], 12854 [27MY], 13567 [7JN], 14088 [10JN], 14225 [13JN], 14394 [14JN], 15047 [17JN], 15916 [24JN], 16400 [29JN], 16706 [6JY], 17318 [8JY], 17440 [11JY], 17586 [12JY], 18094 [13JY], 18702 [26JY], 19267 [28JY], 19586 [29JY], 20196 [3AU], 20565 [4AU], 20761 [8AU], 21813, 21854, 21883, 21897, 21910, 22009, 22010, 22011 [11AU], 22458 [7SE], 22794 [8SE], 23702, 23711 [14SE], 23891-23893, 23941 [15SE], 28493 [5OC], 29245 [7OC], 29900 [12OC], 30651, 30652 [14OC], 31227 [18OC], 31710 [19OC], 32418, 32419, 32431, 32434-32436, 32448, 32516, 32518, 32543, 32610 [21OC]

Carper, Representative, 19443 [28JY]

Chavez, Dennis, 6429 [12AP], 6797 [13AP]

Chiles, Senator, 19121 [27JY], 28291 [5OC], 29247, 29248 [7OC], 29703 [11OC], 29875-29879, 29882, 29883, 29900, 29915 [12OC], 29916 [12OC], 30832, 30838, 30845, 31010 [14OC], 31226, 31537 [18OC], 31710, 31713, 31723 [19OC], 32008, 32009, 32012, 32086, 32100 [20OC], 32495, 32506, 32508, 32606, 32621 [21OC], 32718 [10NO]

Chisholm, Shirley, 25104 [30SE], 26506 [28SE], 28274 [4OC], 28971 [6OC], 29185 [6OC], 29588, 29601 [7OC], 31158 [14OC]

Clay, Representative, 29183 [6OC]

Coelho, Representative, 5952 [30MR]

Cohen, Senator, 23420 [12SE]

Cranston, Senator, 13036 [27MY]

Danforth, Senator, 7067 [15AP], 21800, 21801 [11AU]

Daniel, Dan, 67 [25JA], 191, 192 [27JA], 261 [27JA], 1421 [17FE], 1422 [24FE], 1803 [18FE], 15417 [21JN]

Daschle, Senator, 7067 [15AP]

Daub, Representative, 30561-30563 [13OC], 30564 [20OC], 33122 [21OC]

Davis, Glenn R., 26827 [29SE]

DeConcini, Senator, 32653 [21OC]

Dent, John H., 8072-8081 [20AP]

Derwinski, Edward J., 33477 [21OC]

Devereux, James P.S., 25837 [27SE], 26485-26489 [28SE]

Dole, Senator, 5688 [30MR], 6274 [11AP], 6961 [14AP], 12854, 12978 [27MY], 22417 [7SE], 23422 [12SE], 23883 [15SE], 27367 [3OC], 31710 [19OC], 32417 [21OC]

Domenici, Senator, 32655 [21OC]

Dornan, Representative, 17789 [12JY]

Dulski, Thaddeus J., 30622 [13OC], 31625 [18OC]

Duncan, John J., 15488 [21JN], 15510 [22JN], 17789 [12JY], 17797, 17798 [12JY]

Dwight, Henry W., 10558 [11MY]

Dymally, Representative, 32807 [21OC]

Early, Representative, 9769 [3MY]

Edwards, Representative Don, 22359 [11AU]

Evans, Senator, 29704 [11OC], 29886 [12OC], 30196 [13OC], 30659, 30838, 30846, 31010 [14OC], 31226, 31538 [18OC], 31711, 31713 [19OC], 32008, 32085, 32086 [20OC], 32495, 32502, 32606 [21OC], 32718 [10NO]

Fish, Hamilton, 29872 [12OC]

Finamore, Ardis, 674 [2FE]

Foley, Representative, 5952 [30MR]

Ford, Senator, 32518 [21OC]

Frank, Representative, 449 [28JA]

Garn, Senator, 17702 [12JY]

Gildea, James H., 14504 [14JN]

Goldwater, Barry, 9414 [28AP]

Goodrich, John, 19247 [27JY]

Gore, Senator, 1211 [8FE], 4997 [27AP]

Gramm, Senator, 6973 [14AP], 9540 [29AP]

Gray, Representative Kenneth J., 32345 [21OC], 32346-32353 [20OC], 32354, 32355 [21OC], 32356 [10NO], 32729, 32730, 32829, 32830, 32833, 32883, 32886, 32887, 32888 [21OC], 33531 [21OC]

Gross, H.R., 3117, 3118 [3MR]

Hansen, Julia B., 9873 [4MY], 10553 [11MY]

Hatch, Senator, 32507 [21OC]

Heinz, Senator, 19586 [29JY]

Helms, Senator, 18621 [25JY]

Herath, Vernon, Sr., 13401 [6JN]

Hollings, Senator, 7141 [18AP]

Holt, Rush D., 16081 [28JN]

Horton, Representative, 76 [25JA]

Howard, James J., 5252 [25MR], 5415 [28MR], 6431, 6481 [12AP], 6978 [14AP], 7525 [19AP], 8816 [26AP], 8836, 8837, 8838 [26AP], 9796 [3MY], 9880 [4MY]

Hoyer, Representative, 15737 [22JN]

Inouye, Senator, 515 [1FE], 628, 630 [2FE], 744, 747, 750 [3FE], 1165 [4FE]

Jeffords, Representative, 31966 [19OC], 31969 [10NO]-31970 [19OC], 31971 [10NO], 33438 [21OC]

Johnson, Harold T., 6377 [12AP], 6992, 7006 [14AP]

Johnson, Thomas F., 2565 [25FE]

Jonas, Charles R., 26686 [29SE], 27350 [30SE]

Jones, Representative Ed, 25584 [26SE], 25593 [27SE], 25594 [29SE]-25595 [26SE]

Kemp, Representative, 30493-30504 [13OC], 30511 [21OC]-30512 [13OC]

Kennedy, Robert F., 9616 [29AP], 13406 [6JN], 13847-13862 [8JN], 14055, 14059 [9JN], 14308 [13JN]

Konnyu, Representative, 28228-28232 [4OC], 28233 [7OC], 32374 [20OC], 32885 [21OC]

Landrum, Phil M., 29656 [7OC]

Latta, Representative, 28645 [5OC], 28653 [7OC]-28654 [5OC], 30601 [13OC]

Leland, Representative, 13632 [7JN]

Lott, Representative, 32812-32828, 32854-32857, 32883 [21OC], 33545 [21OC]

Lugar, Senator, 6050 [31MR], 25858 [28SE]

Lujan, Representative, 29650 [7OC], 30160, 30161 [14OC], 30159-30162 [12OC]

Lungren, Representative, 28228-28232 [4OC], 28233 [13OC], 32884, 33122 [21OC], 33442, 33525 [21OC]

Matsunaga, Senator, 6961 [14AP], 8623 [25AP], 16402 [29JN]

Mazzoli, Representative, 24872 [22SE]

McCain, Senator, 4178 [17MR], 4323 [17MR], 20751 [11AU]

McClory, Robert, 18819-18821 [26JY], 19443 [28JY], 22729-22738 [7SE]

McCrery, Representative, 8801 [26AP]

McDonald, Vividell H., 2612 [26FE], 1860, 1861 [19FE]

McGovern, George, 17110 [7JY]

Mikulski, Senator, 3148 [3MR]

Mitchell, Senator, 23420 [12SE]

Morella, Representative, 32807 [21OC]

Moynihan, Senator, 8675 [26AP]

Natcher, Representative, 32383 [20OC], 33515 [21OC]

Nichols, Representative, 4694 [22MR], 8359 [21AP]

Obey, Representative, 33469 [21OC]

Passman, Otto E., 23296, 23346 [9SE]

Pepper, Representative, 21809 [11AU]

Pressler, Senator, 32109 [20OC]

Price, Melvin, 9253 [28AP], 9769 [3MY], 9784 [4MY]-9785 [3MY], 11744 [19MY]

Price, Representative David, 3305 [3MR]

Proxmire, Senator, 5797-5799 [30MR], 9512 [29AP], 17702 [12JY], 22417 [7SE], 23896 [15SE], 29248 [7OC], 29879, 29886, 29901, 29948 [12OC], 30192, 30196 [13OC], 30315 [13OC], 30649, 30652-30657, 30830-30832, 30837, 30839, 30846, 31009 [14OC], 31173, 31181, 31190 [17OC], 31537 [18OC], 31661, 31711, 31712 [19OC], 32008, 32009, 32012, 32085 [20OC], 32426, 32432, 32495, 32503, 32606, 32607 [21OC], 32718 [10NO], 32887 [21OC]

Pryor, Senator, 14576 [15JN]

Quayle, Senator, 22421 [7SE], 28989 [6OC], 30651 [14OC]

Randolph, Jennings, 5971 [30MR], 10877 [12MY]

Rangel, Representative, 23553 [13SE], 24118 [15SE]

Reynolds, Sam W., 6223 [31MR]

Ribicoff, Abraham A., 15210 [20JN]

Rockefeller, Senator, 32517 [21OC]

Rodino, Representative, 4047 [16MR], 4159, 4162 [16MR], 5078 [23MR], 19475 [28JY], 32181 [20OC], 33125 [21OC], 33138 [10NO], 33139 [21OC]

Rogers, Donald L., 174 [26JA]

Ryan, Leo J., 31624 [18OC]

Sanford, Senator, 3148 [3MR], 24729 [22SE]

Satterfield, David E., III, 27138 [30SE], 30155, 30156 [14OC], 32887 [21OC]

Shaw, Henry, 5096 [23MR]

Shelby, Senator, 19863, 19864, 19872 [2AU]

Shoup, George L., 31177 [17OC]

Simpson, Senator, 5688 [30MR]

Solomon, Representative, 3607 [9MR]

Spellman, Gladys Noon, 15418 [21JN], 15581 [22JN], 16662, 16663 [6JY], 17102-17104 [7JY], 17570 [11JY], 18530 [14JY]

Spence, Representative, 10006 [9MY], 10489 [11MY], 23779, 23788 [14SE]

Stafford, Senator, 2421 [23FE], 7067 [15AP], 9349 [28AP], 12444 [25MY], 23421 [12SE], 23701, 23704 [14SE], 24146 [16SE], 25202 [23SE], 28980 [6OC], 29793 [11OC], 29920, 29948 [12OC], 30193 [13OC], 30654, 30666, 30838, 30846, 30850, 30854, 31011 [14OC], 31181 [17OC], 31537 [18OC], 31710, 31713, 31714 [19OC], 32008, 32009, 32083, 32085, 32108 [20OC], 32444, 32495, 32507, 32510, 32605, 32606 [21OC]

Stennis, Senator, 15946 [24JN], 18232 [13JY], 20123, 20196 [3AU], 21865, 21884, 21888 [11AU], 28285, 28291 [5OC], 29793 [11OC], 29901, 29921, 29949 [12OC], 30274, 30275, 30316 [13OC], 30832, 30837, 30839, 30847, 30854, 31009 [14OC], 31196 [17OC], 31634, 31711, 31713 [19OC], 32008, 32009, 32086, 32109 [20OC], 32426, 32495, 32503, 32605, 32607, 32620 [21OC], 32717 [10NO]

Stevens, Senator, 32435 [21OC]

Stokes, Representative, 26506 [28SE], 28268 [4OC]

Stratton, Representative, 29124 [7OC], 29125 [20OC], 29126, 29139-29150 [6OC]

Taylor, Representative, 24514 [20SE], 25982 [28SE], 26793 [30SE]

Thomson, Vernon W., 6357, 6358 [12AP], 8303 [21AP]

Towns, Representative, 20168 [3AU]

Trible, Senator, 26863 [30SE], 29872 [12OC], 30837, 30845, 31010 [14OC], 31196 [17OC], 31537 [18OC], 31712, 31714 [19OC], 32008, 32009, 32012, 32085 [20OC], 32447, 32495, 32503, 32606 [21OC], 32718 [10NO]

Weicker, Senator, 19121 [27JY]

Whitten, Representative, 4216 [17MR]

Wickersham, Victor E., 4740 [22MR], 5071 [23MR]

Williams, John J., 129 [26JA], 6295 [11AP], 6519-6521 [13AP]

Wilson, Senator, 7067 [15AP]

Wirth, Lisa, 4042 [16MR]

Wortley, Representative, 32343-32345 [20OC], 32885, 32887 [21OC]

Wright, Representative, 5952 [30MR], 11082 [13MY], 16548 [30JN], 32730 [21OC]

Tributes to retiring Members

Chiles, Senator, 24362 [19SE]

Voting record

Pease, Representative, 14165 [10JN]