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Addresses

Joint Session of Congress: Lech Walesa, 28969-28972 [15NO]

Leadership in the House of Representatives: Representative Michel, 20217 [12SE]

Remembering John Caldwell Calhoun, 1782-1850—``A Reasoning, High, Immortal Thing'': Guy S. Brown, 11662 [14JN]

State of the Union: President Bush, 2062-2066 [9FE]

Time and History on the Hill: David McCullough, 2474-2477 [22FE]

Amendments

Chaplain: election (H. Res. 1), 71 [3JA]

Clerk of the House: election (H. Res. 1), 71 [3JA]

Doorkeeper: election (H. Res. 1), 71 [3JA]

Ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29673, 29678, 29682, 29683, 29686, 29704, 29705, 29777-29815 [17NO]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S.J. Res. 7), 1439, 1576 [2FE]

Sergeant at Arms: election (H. Res. 1), 71 [3JA]

Analyses

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act (S. 1727), 23583 [5OC]

Ethics Law—Covered Officials and Employees, 27182 [6NO]

Government Ethics Reform Act (H.R. 3660) (excerpt), 29668 [17NO]

Announcements

Ceremony for bicentennial of the Congress commemorative coin, 11637 [14JN]

Credentials of Delegates and Commissioner, 67 [3JA]

Death of Bill Nichols, 67 [3JA]

Members: remarks relative to official conduct, 7735 [2MY]

Procession for inaugural ceremonies, 324 [20JA]

Rules and guidelines (sundry), 89 [3JA]

Appointments

Bosco, Representative: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1124 [27JA]

Chemical weapons talks observers, 12168, 12169 [15JN]

Commission on Congressional Mailing Standards, 11765 [14JN]

Committee on Aging (Select), 5878 [10AP]

Committee on Hunger (Select), 8118 [4MY]

———Representative Tony P. Hall as chairman, 22271 [28SE]

Committee on Intelligence (Select), 5878 [10AP]

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select), 5878 [10AP], 8118 [4MY]

Committee to escort Lech Walesa, 28968 [15NO]

Committee to escort Salinas de Gortari, 23199 [4OC]

Committee to escort Roh Tae Woo, 25058 [18OC]

Committee to escort the President, 2061 [9FE]

Committee to escort the Speaker-Elect to the Chair, 10801 [6JN]

Delegation to Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 10013 [23MY]

Dyson, Representative: Committee on Agriculture, 1124 [27JA]

Electoral votes teller, 194 [4JA]

Engel, Representative: Committee on Small Business, 1124 [27JA]

Delegation to attend funeral of Larkin I. Smith, 19547 [6SE]

Delegation to attend funeral of Mickey Leland, 19547 [6SE]

Fuster, Representative: Committee on Education, 1124 [27JA]

Hastings, Alcee L.: managers to conduct impeachment trial against (H. Res. 12), 84 [3JA]

House Office Building Commission, 86 [3JA], 12168 [15JN]

Jontz, Representative: Committee on Education, 1124 [27JA]

Lancaster, Representative: Committee on Agriculture, 1124 [27JA]

McCloskey, Representative: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1124 [27JA]

Meade, David E.: Legislative Counsel, 3097 [1MR]

Mfume, Representative: Committee on Education, 1124 [27JA]

Page Board, 2501 [22FE]

Payne, Representative Donald: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 1124 [27JA]

Rahall, Representative: Committee on Education, 1124 [27JA]

Strategic arms reduction talks observers, 12168, 12169 [15JN]

Visclosky, Representative: Committee on Education, 1124 [27JA]

Walsh, Representative: Committee on House Administration (H. Res. 100), 3218 [2MR]

Articles and editorials

Benefits Ease Path of Congressional Retirees, 29694 [17NO]

Bentsen Warns Tax Lobbyists, 12450 [20JN]

Bill Chappell, Jr., 5884 [10AP]

Bill Chappell's Victories Are Proof He Served Public Well, 5884 [10AP]

Bill Nichols Left Legacy of New Structure for the Nation's Armed Services, 3236 [2MR]

Bridge-Builder in Congress, 6355 [12AP]

Census Isn't for Illegal Aliens, 24747 [16OC]

Chairman Gonzalez Envisions Comprehensive Reform of Financial Services Regulatory Structure, 10229-10232 [25MY]

Claude Pepper, 11479 [13JN]

Congress Looks Anew at Pay, 29690 [17NO]

Congress To Become Pension Millionaires Club If Pay Raise Approved, Says NTU, 29697 [17NO]

Congressional Pay Raise? Not Now, 29697 [17NO]

Congress—Pathology of a Pay Raise, 1713 [7FE]

Courtly Congressman, 1641 [2FE]

David R. Bowen—Why I Kept It, 14371 [12JY]

Democracy at Its Worst, 1713 [7FE]

Deny Congress Raise—They Get Enough Now, 29698 [17NO]

Don't Believe All the Woeful Tales of Congress' Pay, 29696 [17NO]

Ex-Area Representative O'Hara Dead at 63, 9379 [16MY]

Ex-Congressman Dies of Lung Cancer, 9380 [16MY]

Fallen Hero, 16758 [27JY]

For the Chairman of a Powerful Committee the House Is No Longer Home, 30593 [20NO]

Former Congressman Hugh Q. Alexander Dies at 78, 22770 [3OC]

Former Congressman Robert Ashmore Dies, 26385 [27OC]

Fox in the Hill's Hen House, 9577 [17MY]

Gingrich's Book Venture—Unusual Partnership Gained Tax Benefits, 5131 [22MR]

His Brother's Keeper, 20186 [12SE]

House Leaders Decide to Offer Pay Raise, Ethics Package—Chamber Could Vote Before Thanksgiving, 29691 [17NO]

House Leaders Plan Another Try at Fat Pay Raise by Thanksgiving, 29690 [17NO]

House Votes on Child Care, 23389 [5OC]

House's Pay Raise Plan Is Better Than Senate's, 31749 [21NO]

House's S&L Scandal, 6699 [17AP]

House-Senate Child Care Bill, 26505 [30OC]

Hugh Alexander, 22771 [3OC]

Is the Congress Abdicating Power to Commissions?, 29691 [17NO]

James O'Hara Dies at 63, in U.S. House 18 Years, 9380 [16MY]

James T. Patterson, 2185 [9FE]

Joseph G. Minish—`I'm Not Hungry', 14371 [12JY]

Legacy of Liberalism, 11479 [13JN]

Legendary Doorkeeper of the House William ``Fishbait'' Miller Dies at 80, 21178 [20SE]

Leland Aided Hungry, 19550 [6SE]

Loss for the Nation, 19550 [6SE]

Majority in Congress Already Make $135,000, 29695 [17NO]

Malarkey From Newt Gingrich, 7477 [25AP]

Mediocrity Will Not Suffice, 1713 [7FE]

Members Increase Use of Own PACs—Use Them To Gain Edge in Leadership Races, 12833 [21JN]

Mickey Leland, 20582 [14SE]

Mickey Leland's Hope Survives, 20174 [12SE]

Minority of Members Can Keep Funds—But They Occupy Key Positions in House, 14370 [12JY]

Miserable Wages, Miserable Leaders, 1713 [7FE]

New Top Republicans on House Budget Panel Say They Seek Bipartisan Solutions, 4927 [17MR]

Not So Fast, 10232 [25MY]

Papal Whippersnapper on the Hill, 27816 [7NO]

Permanent Congress Is a Myth, 12610 [20JN]

Personalities, 23634 [5OC]

Poor, Hungry Lost Friend in Leland, 20187 [12SE]

Prince of Perks, 26742 [1NO]

Proposed Amendment, Age 200, Showing Life—Constitutional Scholars, Congress Troubled, 21510 [25SE]

Reinvigorating Congress, 11273 [7JN]

Rep. Claude Pepper Advocated the Cause of the Common Man, 12456 [20JN]

Representative Natcher—A Study in Standards, 10425 [31MY], 10447 [31MY]

``Right To Govern Is Reserved to Citizens''—Counting Undocumented Aliens in the Federal Census for Reapportionment Purposes, 18212-18215 [3AU]

Special Elections in Indiana, 5678 [6AP]

Taxpayer Groups, Radio Talk Show Hosts Reunite To Fight 33% Raise for Congress, 29697 [17NO]

Tribute to the Honorable Walter Judd, 28719 [14NO]

Twilight of a Southern Liberal—Carl Elliott—Flat Broke and Nearly Forgotten, 7078-7080 [19AP]

Viewpoint That Didn't Travel Far, 29694 [17NO]

Vulnerability Is What Worries Sabo, 1642 [2FE]

Why Americans Hate the Pay Raise, 2359 [21FE]

Why Did It Take Six Weeks To Get FSX Bill From One End of Pennsylvania Avenue to the Other?, 24535 [12OC]

Wright Report—They're Misapplying the Rules, 10435 [31MY]

Bills and resolutions

Adjournment: conditional (see S. Con. Res. 23, 38; H. Con. Res. 97)

———define type that prevents the Presidential return of a bill (see H.R. 849, 851)

———Fourth of July (see S. Con. Res. 50)

———inaugural ceremonies (see S. Con. Res. 3, 4)

———sine die (see H. Con. Res. 239)

Aliens: reapportionment of seats relative to residents (see H.J. Res. 199)

Anti-Drug Abuse Act—Guide to Programs for State and Local Anti-Drug Assistance: print as House document (see H. Res. 136)

Appropriations: amend rules relative to resolutions (see H. Res. 18)

———enroll items agreed to by both Houses as a separate joint resolution (see S. 354)

———require rollcall votes on passage of revenue or appropriation measures (see H. Res. 37)

———rollcall votes on passage of revenue or appropriation measures (see H. Res. 31)

———separate House and Senate official mail costs (see S.J. Res. 98)

Budget: 2-year cycle (see H.R. 272)

———amend rule relative to process (see H. Res. 264)

———expedite consideration of Presidential proposals to rescind authority (see H.R. 3800)

———must be agreed to by two-thirds of both Houses if outlays exceed revenues (see H.J. Res. 28)

———Presidential rescission of authority (see H.R. 808)

Bush, President: notify of completion of business (see H. Res. 301)

Byrd, Senator: notify of election as President pro tempore (see S. Res. 5)

Campaign Cost Reduction Act: enact (see S. 743)

Campbell, Representative Tom: election to the Committee on the Judiciary (see H. Res. 299)

Capitol Police: additional positions (see H. Res. 212, 294)

Census: count relative to congressional apportionment (see H.R. 1468)

———exclusion of illegal aliens for purposes of congressional reapportionment (see S. 848, H. Con. Res. 195)

———prevent distortions in reapportionment (see H.R. 744)

Classified Information Security Office: establish (see H. Res. 44, 105)

Clerk: notify President of election (see H. Res. 4)

Commission on Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Salaries: abolish (see H.R. 533, 903)

———change schedule for appointments and the times for the submission of reports (see S. 301)

———change schedule of appointments for membership, and extend time period for increase in salary recommendations (see S. 300)

———reform relative to public views (see H.R. 918)

Commission on the U.S. House of Representatives Bicentenary: establish (see H. Res. 83)

Committee on Agriculture: funding (see H. Res. 75)

Committee on Armed Services: funding (see H. Res. 99)

Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs: funding (see H. Res. 89)

Committee on Children, Youth, and Families (Select): establish (see H. Res. 33)

Committee on Drug Abuse and Control: establish (see H. Res. 115)

Committee on Education and Labor: funding (see H. Res. 67)

Committee on Energy and Commerce: funding (see H. Res. 88)

Committee on Government Operations: funding (see H. Res. 66)

Committee on House Administration: establish order of membership (see H. Res. 123)

———funding (see H. Res. 65)

———investigate, recount, and report on contested elections (see H. Res. 49)

Committee on Housing and Tax Policy (Select): establish (see H. Res. 113)

Committee on Hunger (Select): establish (see H. Res. 20)

Committee on Intelligence (Select): amend rules relative to access to classified information by members or employees (see H. Res. 269)

———amend rules relative to duration of service of members (see H. Res. 258)

———amend rules relative to the regulations (see H. Res. 279)

———amend rules to clarify the right of the Speaker to attend any meeting and to have access to any information in the committee's possession (see H. Res. 268)

———funding (see H. Res. 86)

Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: funding (see H. Res. 91)

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control: establish (see H. Res. 247)

———permanent status (see H. Res. 216)

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): abolish (see H. Res. 115)

———establish (see H. Res. 23)

Committee on Printing (Joint): election of Representative Gingrich (see H. Res. 132)

———members (see S. Res. 36)

Committee on Public Works and Transportation: election of Representative Grant (see H. Res. 131)

———expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 77)

Committee on Small Business: funding (see H. Res. 68)

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: election of minority members (see H. Res. 11)

———funding (see H. Res. 208)

Committee on the Judiciary: funding (see H. Res. 201)

Committee on the Library (Joint): members (see S. Res. 36)

Committee on Ways and Means: funding (see H. Res. 52)

———report single-taxpayer relief bills with identity, sponsor, and revenue cost (see H. Res. 121)

Committees of the House: amend rules relative to the committee system's role in the legislative process (see H. Res. 106)

———designating certain membership (see H. Res. 9, 39, 45, 51, 142, 265, 284)

———designating majority membership (see H. Res. 96)

———designating minority membership (see H. Res. 85, 224, 281)

———election of chairmen (see H. Res. 10)

———extend cost estimates contained in reports accompanying legislation (see H.R. 2170)

———funding (see H. Res. 103)

———require that testimony of witnesses at hearings be taken under oath (see H. Res. 47)

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (see S. 1727)

Conditional recess (see S. Con. Res. 14)

Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act: line-item veto (see S. 207)

Congressional Classified Intelligence Oversight Information Accountability Act: enact (see H.R. 262)

Congressional districts: equitable procedure for establishing (see H.R. 1711)

Congressional employees: apply fair labor standards (see H. Res. 56)

———merit pay application for certain (see H. Res. 220)

———security briefings for persons with security clearance (see H. Res. 46)

Congressional Salary and Tax Act: enact (see H.R. 1014)

Courts: tort claims against U.S. relative to omissions by congressional employees (see H.R. 3331)

Crime and criminals: penalties for retaliation against congressional witnesses (see H.R. 2995)

C-SPAN: anniversary (see S. Con. Res. 22)

Drug abuse: official expenses allowance available for drug testing of Members and their clerk hire employees (see H. Res. 280)

Ecology: recycling paper used in operation (see H. Res. 104)

Election campaigns: clarify and improve laws to reduce costs (see H.R. 13)

———contribution limitation and reporting (see H.R. 11, 1133)

———contributions and expenditures (see S.J. Res. 48; H.R. 2785; H.J. Res. 344)

———contributions by national banks, corporations, and labor unions (see H.R. 3798)

———contributions by nonparty multicandidate committees (see H.R. 246)

———eliminate use of excess funds for personal purposes by Members of Congress (see H.R. 3116)

———Federal financing (see H.R. 36, 2194, 2556)

———limit contributions and expenditures (see H.R. 960, 1456, 3115)

———prohibit certain political committees from contributing to the campaign of a House candidate (see H.R. 905)

———public financing of advertising and related expenses (see H.R. 197)

———purchase of television broadcast time by candidates (see S. 744)

———reform (see H.R. 2189, 3425)

———restrict certain contribution practices (see H.R. 12, 2698)

———voluntary expenditure limits and partial public financing (see H.R. 14)

Endara, Guillermo: invite to address Congress (see H. Con. Res. 135)

Ethics standards (see S. 1882; H.R. 3660)

———(H.R. 3660), correcting enrollment (see S. Con. Res. 84)

———legislative approval process (see H.R. 3462)

———prevent elected or appointed officer or employee from receiving pay increase unless Federal budget is in balance (see H.R. 689)

———restrict use of Federal funds to influence employees and officers (see H.R. 3136)

———specific reform relative to Members, officers, and employees (see H. Res. 164)

Fairness in Campaign Finance Act: enact (see H.R. 3020)

Federal Salary Act: amend section 225 (see H.R. 2048)

———nullify salary increase (see H.J. Res. 56)

Filson, Lawrence E.: express gratitude for service (see H. Res. 97)

Foley, Representative: inform President of election as Speaker of the House (see H. Res. 167)

———inform Senate of election as Speaker (see H. Res. 166)

———thanks of the House of Representatives (see H. Res. 300)

Food: use of biodegradable food and beverage containers in the food service operations (see H. Res. 130)

Foreign Student Intern Program: establish (see H. Res. 57)

Foreign trade: bipartisan task force on export development (see H.R. 3836)

Former Presidents of the U.S.: nonvoting membership-at-large (see H.R. 2306)

Franking privilege: cost statements (see S. 1869)

———printing of regulations governing the use (see S. Res. 181)

———restrictions (see S. 762; H.R. 3337, H. Res. 190, 192)

Galleries: enclose with transparent and substantial material (see H. Res. 19)

Grandy, Representative: election to Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (see H. Res. 204)

Handicapped: fellowship program for blind and deaf persons (see H. Res. 81)

Hastings, Alcee L.: appointment of managers for trial of impeachment (see H. Res. 12)

———authorizing certain actions by House managers to conduct trial of impeachment (see H. Res. 13)

———informing the Senate of appointment of managers to conduct the trial of impeachment (see H. Res. 14)

Hour of meeting (see H. Res. 7)

House Information Systems: expenses for activities (see H. Res. 64)

House Publications Facility: construct fireproof building (see H.R. 2904)

Hussey, Ward M.: express gratitude for service (see H. Res. 97)

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (see S. 153, 157; S.J. Res. 4, 6, 7, 8, 20, 49; H.R. 68, 149, 401, 533, 611, 632, 709, 776, 785, 877; H.J. Res. 75, 76, 90, 105, 109, 113, 116, 119, 128; H. Res. 38)

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (H.J. Res. 88), consideration (see H. Res. 54)

Informed Electorate Act: enact (see S. 751)

Legislation: inclusion in committee and conference reports of the identity, sponsor, and cost of each provision with 10 or fewer beneficiaries (see H. Res. 172)

Leland, Mickey: tribute (see S. Res. 172, 176; H. Res. 233)

Medical Alert: authorize printing as House document (see H. Res. 282)

Members of Congress: amend terms of office (see H.J. Res. 125)

———attendance at inaugural ceremonies (see H. Res. 40)

———campaign financing reform (see H.R. 1709, 2750)

———change the effective date for compensation (see H.R. 566)

———compensation (see H.J. Res. 26)

———constitutional amendment on terms of office (see H.J. Res. 15, 69, 87, 201, 202, 203, 239, 300)

———constitutional amendment on compensation (see H.J. Res. 55, H. Con. Res. 60, 78)

———constitutional amendment to delay congressional pay raises until after the next general election (see H.J. Res. 193)

———date extension of pay increase (see S. 298; H.R. 834)

———deferral of pay adjustment (see H.R. 748)

———disapprove pay increases (see H.R. 835; H.J. Res. 62, 129)

———eligibility of spouses for Presidential appointments (see H.R. 456)

———eliminate exception that permits personal use of excess campaign funds (see H.R. 40)

———eliminate the permanent appropriation of funds (see H.R. 564)

———4-year terms of office (see H.J. Res. 188)

———honoraria (see H.R. 75, 502, 675, 1623, 1624; H. Res. 25, 53)

———increase income level and ban honoraria (see S. 1117)

———modify provisions relative to permanent appropriation of funds for compensation (see S. 249)

———nullify pay increase (see H.R. 704)

———official expenses allowance available for printing (see H. Res. 206)

———pay adjustment (see H.R. 271, 305, 328, 329, 330, 331, 565, 1209; H.J. Res. 20, 83, 88, 89)

———pay increase approval by joint resolution (see S. 299)

———pay increase from pay bonuses for achieving budget surplus (see S. 275)

———permanent appropriation for compensation (see H.R. 735)

———permit request of reduced salary (see H.R. 701)

———personal use of excess campaign funds (see H.R. 941, 942, 3218)

———prohibit use of official expenses allowance of Members for purchase of mailing lists (see H. Res. 226)

———public disclosure of the costs of congressional mass mailings (see H.R. 3117)

———qualifications for service (see H. Res. 29)

———recorded vote for pay adjustment (see S. 315; H.R. 674, 740, 748; H. Res. 38)

———reduce mass mailing under the frank (see H. Res. 227)

———removal from under Federal Salary Act (see H.R. 502)

———restrict use of congressional frank for mass mailings and newsletters (see S. 990)

———restriction on certain benefits, political campaign funds and financial statement (see H.R. 1703)

———restructure pay system (see H.R. 1009)

———soliciting campaign contributions relative to other Members (see H.R. 83)

———vote on congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (see H.R. 502, 822)

Minority employees: compensation of certain (see H. Res. 6)

———designation of certain (see H. Res. 183)

Moakley, Representative: election as chairman of the Committee on Rules (see H. Res. 168)

National Security and Classified Information Protection Act: enact (see H.R. 279)

Nichols, Bill: tribute (see H. Res. 16)

Nixon, Walter L., Jr.: authorities to the managers for the impeachment trial (see H. Res. 151)

———impeachment (see S. Res. 127, 128)

———send a message to the Senate informing them of the impeachment (see H. Res. 152)

Office of Speaker of the House: appropriations for Civic Achievement Award Program (see H.R. 2358)

Office of the Historian of the House of Representatives: transfer to the Clerk (see H. Res. 209)

Officers: election (see H. Res. 1)

101st Cong., 2d sess.: convening (see H.J. Res. 449)

``Origins of the House of Representatives: a Documentary Record'': authorize printing (see H. Con. Res. 169)

Pepper, Claude: authorizing printing of collection of tributes (see H. Con. Res. 150)

———death (see S. Res. 137; H. Res. 163)

———commemorative postage stamp (see H. Con. Res. 149)

———use of Capitol rotunda for the lying in state of the remains (see H. Con. Res. 139)

Pledge of Allegiance: require at start of each legislative day (see H. Res. 30)

Postal Service: rates for certain mail sent to Members of Congress (see S. 102)

President: notify of assembly of Congress (see S. Res. 1)

President pro tempore: notify of election of Senator Byrd (see S. Res. 5)

President's Private Sector Survey on Cost Control: require standing committees to review pertinent recommendations (see H. Res. 36)

Ravenel, Representative: election to the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (see H. Res. 286)

Reagan, President: appointment of committee announcing assembly of a quorum ready to receive communications (see H. Res. 3)

Ros-Lehtinen, Representative: election to the Committee on Foreign Affairs (see H. Res. 259)

Rules: adopt (see H. Res. 5)

———amend relative to live media coverage of testimony of certain witnesses (see H. Res. 253)

———amend relative to honoraria (see H. Res. 25)

———amend relative to special interest commemorative legislation (see H. Res. 244)

———amend relative to special privileges to certain entities (see H. Res. 242)

———amend relative to the role of continuing resolutions as short-term funding measures (see H. Res. 248)

———amend relative to votes on Members' pay adjustments (see H. Res. 24)

———amend to make legislative process more responsible, representative and deliberative (see H. Res. 61)

———make proceedings more open, representative, and accountable (see H. Res. 56)

———technical amendments (see H. Res. 22)

Schedule: procedure for expedited consideration of legislation submitted by the President (see H. Con. Res. 45)

Scholars' Gallery: establish (see H. Res. 171)

Senate: notification that quorum is present (see S. Res. 2; H. Res. 2)

Sergeant at Arms: amend rules relative to duties (see H. Res. 137)

Slaughter, Representative Louise M.: election to the Committee on Rules (see H. Res. 174)

Smith, Larkin I.: tribute (see S. Res. 177; H. Res. 232)

Speaker of the House: notify President of election (see H. Res. 4)

———office funding (see H. Res. 175)

State of the Union Message: joint session (see H. Con. Res. 33)

Taxation: credit contributions to candidates for Congress (see H.R. 19)

Walsh, Representative: election to the Committee on House Administration (see H. Res. 100)

Wolpe, Representative: authorizing administering oath of office (see H. Res. 8)

Biographies

Browder, Representative, 6833 [18AP]

Books

``Broken Purse Strings, Congressional Budgeting 1974-88,'' Rudolph G. Penner (excerpt), 11743 [14JN]

Certificates of election

Browder, Glen, 6833 [18AP]

Condit, Gary A., 20947 [20SE]

Craig Thomas, 7721 [2MY]

Geren, Pete, 20946 [20SE]

Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana, 19508 [6SE]

Taylor, Gene, 25517 [24OC]

Cloture motions

Ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29678 [17NO]

Commentaries

Republican conference's House rules package: Republican Policy Committee, 1634 [2FE]

Communications from

Appropriations: report, 29604 (EC2029) [16NO]

Clerk of the House of Representatives, designation of duties: Donnald K. Anderson, 87 [3JA]

EPA ozone and carbon monoxide program: GAO, 313 (EC195) [20JA]

Financial disclosure: report, 12808 (EC1371) [21JN]

Receipts and expenditures of appropriations and other funds: report, 100 (EC104) [3JA], 2550 (EC650) [22FE], 9481 (EC1212) [17MY], 19556 (EC1598) [6SE]

Reports required by Congress: list, 197 (EC190) [4JA]

Court decisions

Alcee L. Hastings v. House of Representatives, 5457 [4AP]

Dillion v. Gloss (constitutional convention for proposing amendments), 907 [25JA]

Descriptions

Private Calendar, 29588 [16NO]

Restrict use of congressional frank for mass mailings and newsletters by Members (S. 990), 9241 [16MY]

Designated Speaker pro tempore

Bonior, Representative, 8878 [11MY]

Coelho, Representative, 2792 [27FE], 9612 [18MY], 10205 [25MY], 11450 [12JN]

de la Garza, Representative, 25445 [23OC]

Foley, Representative, 1676 [6FE], 6232 [12AP], 6760 [17AP], 9993 [22MY]

Gephardt, Representative, 16346 [26JY], 20427 [14SE], 20721 [19SE], 28731 [14NO]

Gray, Representative, 19960 [11SE], 23947 [10OC], 30090 [19NO]

Hoyer, Representative, 27076 [3NO]

Kildee, Representative, 193 [4JA]

Moakley, Representative, 7589 [27AP]

Murtha, Representative, 29467 [16NO]

Skelton, Representative, 20640 [18SE]

Whitten, Representative, 244 [19JA], 322 [20JA]

Yates, Representative, 23325 [5OC]

Documents

Answer to Articles of Impeachment: Alcee L. Hastings, 3539-3543 [6MR]

———Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 24024, 24025 [11OC], 11550 [13JN]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct Investigation of Speaker Wright: Donald F. Terry, 10436 [31MY]

———Harold S. Sawyer, 10436 [31MY]

———J.B. Williams, 10433 [31MY]

———John A. Freeman, 10433 [31MY]

———Kay F. Snyder, 10432 [31MY]

———Louis A. Farris, Jr., 10433 [31MY]

———Pamela L. Smith, 10432 [31MY]

———S. Gene Payte, 10438 [31MY]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct Proceedings Relative to Representative Frank, 20369 [13SE]

Federalist Papers: James Madison (sundry excerpts), 76 [3JA]

Impeachment of Alcee L. Hastings, 3350-3366 [2MR]

Election

Foley, Representative: Speaker, 10800 [6JN]

Explanations

Limitations on use of mailing frank by candidates for public office, 30393 [20NO]

Truth-in-legislating amendment to House rules (H. Res. 172), 12450 [20JN]

Factsheets

President's Campaign Financing Proposals, 14095 [11JY]

Financial statements

Downey, Representative, 6352 [12AP]

Frost, Representative, 8722 [9MY]

Kastenmeier, Representative, 10189 [24MY]

Mazzoli, Representative, 24144 [11OC]

Sensenbrenner, Representative, 8740 [9MY]

Letters

Administration of oath of office to Representative Wolpe: Richard A. Enslen, 323 [20JA]

Birthday greetings to Representative Natcher: Representative Anderson, 21167 [20SE]

Campaign finance reform package: Representative William M. Thomas, 10421-10424 [31MY]

Change of party affiliation: Representative Robinson, 17127 [1AU]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation of Speaker Wright: Representatives Dixon and Myers, 10439 [31MY]

Committee on Taxation members: Representative Rostenkowski, 339 [24JA]

Congressional pay raise, 1364 [31JA]

———Michael L. Benedict, 1679 [6FE]

Congressional trips: John Collins, 20407 [13SE]

Election of Craig Thomas as Representative: Donnald K. Anderson, 7721 [2MY]

Election of Jill Long: Joseph H. Hogsett, 5482 [5AP]

Enhanced rescission authority: Citizens for a Sound Economy, 11743 [14JN]

———Rudolph G. Penner, 11743 [14JN]

———U.S. Chamber of Commerce, 11743 [14JN]

———Urban Institute, 11743 [14JN]

Ethics: President Bush, 29481 [16NO]

Farewell to Jim Wright: Nicholas M. Masters, 12200 [15JN]

———Oscar Arias-Sanchez, 13998 [29JN]

Issuance of subpoena: Donnald K. Anderson, 12792 [21JN]

———Representative Goss, 12792 [21JN]

———Representative Gradison, 23287 [4OC]

———Representative Kastenmeier, 23287 [4OC]

———Representative Kildee, 339 [24JA], 4022 [13MR]

———Representative Panetta, 1375 [2FE]

———Representative Schuette, 26862 [1NO]

Jarrett, I loved your dad, Representative Fields, 20197 [12SE]

Legislative appropriations scheduled for floor action: Representative Panetta, 18601 [3AU]

Legislative salaries: David Keating, 1441 [2FE]

———Joan Claybrook, 1441 [2FE]

———Ronald Reagan, 1712 [7FE]

———Senator Grassley, 429 [25JA]

Mailing to constituents: John Sevier, 19814 [7SE]

Paperwork Reduction Act impact on small business: several Members of Congress, 20248 [13SE]

Representative Gingrich's financial disclosures: several Representatives, 5130 [22MR]

Representative Robinson's change of party affiliation: Representative Hoyer, 17086 [31JY]

———Representative Robinson, 17086 [31JY]

———Speaker Foley, 17086 [31JY]

Resignation: Alan M. Kranowitz, 7498 [26AP]

———Gordon S. Jones, 12929 [22JN]

———Representative Coats, 67 [3JA]

———Representative Coelho, 12169 [15JN]

———Representative Wright, 13949 [29JN]

———Ward M. Hussey, 3084 [1MR]

Resignation from the Committee on Education: Representative Armey, 18548 [3AU]

Resignation of Representative Grant from Democratic Caucus: Representative Gray, 2500 [22FE]

Resignation of Ward M. Hussey: Representative Wright, 3084 [1MR]

Summary of Representative Natcher's campaign activities: FEC, 9121 [15MY]

Testimony and documents relative to trial of Oliver L. North: Steven R. Ross, 1125 [27JA]

Voting record of Representative Natcher: Benjamin J. Guthrie, 5485 [5AP]

———Donnald K. Anderson, 5485 [5AP]

———Edmund L. Henshaw, Jr., 5484 [5AP]

———Ralph R. Roberts, 5484 [5AP]

———W. Pat Jennings, 5484 [5AP]

Withdrawal as manager of Alcee L. Hastings impeachment trial: Representative Don Edwards, 1726 [7FE]

Letters of transmittal

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: President Bush, 23584 [5OC]

Lists

Budget Act waivers, 99th-100th Congresses, 20996 [20SE]

Colleges and universities visited under the Congressional Alumni Campus Fellowship Program, 8881 [11MY]

Congressional action on appropriations bills, 21528 [26SE]

Dates of House votes on appropriations legislation, 21456 [25SE]

Key votes cast by Representative Pease, 5184 [22MR]

Library of Congress calendar of events for congressional bicentennial program, 2382 [22FE]

Mail costs from Representative Ray's office, 28356 [9NO]

Members, resident commissioner, and delegates, by State, 2547 [22FE]

Members' cash on hand, 14371 [12JY]

Members who supported Wilson amendment to H.R. 3014, relative to official mail costs, 21595 [26SE]

Republican Task Force on Indian Affairs members, 15344 [20JY]

Retiring pages, 285 [19JA]

Sponsors of the Association of Former Members of Congress, 8882 [11MY]

States having ratified a constitutional amendment on congressional salaries, 21510 [25SE]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 14816 [17JY]

Colorado, 5396 [4AP]

Idaho, 9140 [15MY], 14573 [13JY]

Iowa, 5171 [22MR]

Minnesota, 13623 [27JN], 14573 [13JY]

Nevada, 9996 [22MY]

Oregon, 20442 [14SE]

South Dakota, 3143 [1MR], 5395 [4AP]

Washington, 5396 [4AP]

Notices

Publication of Congressional Record during recess: Senator Ford, 18711 [4AU]

Oaths administered

Browder, Glen, 6833 [18AP], 8071 [3MY]

Condit, Gary A., 20947 [20SE], 22742 [2OC]

Foglietta, Thomas M., 194 [4JA]

Geren, Pete, 20947 [20SE], 22742 [2OC]

Hatcher, Charles, 339 [24JA]

Lipinski, William O., 194 [4JA]

Long, Jill, 5363 [4AP], 5483 [5AP]

Marlenee, Ron, 73 [3JA]

Members-elect, 71 [3JA]

Myers, John T., 243 [19JA]

Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana, 19508 [6SE], 19780 [7SE]

Schneider, Claudine, 340 [24JA]

Staggers, Harley O., Jr., 194 [4JA]

Speaker, 10803 [6JN]

Taylor, Gene, 25517 [24OC]

Thomas, Craig, 7722 [2MY], 8843 [10MY]

Petitions

Arizona Governor's Advisory Council on Aging, 14018 [10JY]

Tribute to Claude Pepper: Boca Raton, FL, Century Village West Democratic Club, 14476 [12JY]

Pledge

Pledge of Allegiance, 66 [3JA], 193 [4JA], 243 [19JA], 322 [20JA], 339 [24JA], 1124 [27JA], 1195 [31JA], 1375 [2FE], 1676 [6FE], 1708 [7FE], 2022 [9FE], 2225 [21FE], 2499 [22FE], 2610 [23FE], 2792 [27FE], 2821 [28FE], 3079 [1MR], 3210 [2MR], 3496 [6MR], 3560 [7MR], 3673 [8MR], 3842 [9MR], 4020 [13MR], 4058 [14MR], 4151 [15MR], 4480 [16MR], 4976 [20MR], 5012 [21MR], 5127 [22MR], 5213 [23MR], 5333 [3AP], 5360 [4AP], 5482 [5AP], 5667 [6AP], 5878 [10AP], 5920 [11AP], 6233 [12AP], 6368 [13AP], 6760 [17AP], 6832 [18AP], 7399 [25AP], 7483 [26AP], 7589 [27AP], 7637 [1MY], 7721 [2MY], 8007 [3MY], 8118 [4MY], 8432 [8MY], 8600 [9MY], 8807 [10MY], 8878 [11MY], 9120 [15MY], 9323 [16MY], 9454 [17MY], 9613 [18MY], 9993 [22MY], 10013 [23MY], 10084 [24MY], 10205 [25MY], 10397 [31MY], 10482 [1JN], 10785 [5JN], 10800 [6JN], 11147 [7JN], 11278 [8JN], 11450 [12JN], 11552 [13JN], 11747 [14JN], 11952 [15JN], 12276 [19JN], 12732 [21JN], 12842 [22JN], 13242 [23JN], 13494 [27JN], 13661 [28JN], 13882 [29JN], 14014 [10JY], 14030 [11JY], 14374 [12JY], 14620 [13JY], 14840 [17JY], 14926 [18JY], 15097 [19JY], 15342 [20JY], 15725 [21JY], 15783 [24JY], 16074 [25JY], 16347 [26JY], 16456 [27JY], 16771 [28JY], 16961 [31JY], 17123 [1AU], 18087 [2AU], 18534 [3AU], 19074 [4AU], 19507 [6SE], 19687 [7SE], 19960 [11SE], 20095 [12SE], 20325 [13SE], 20428 [14SE], 20640 [18SE], 20721 [19SE], 20946 [20SE], 21187 [21SE], 21400 [22SE], 21454 [25SE], 21517 [26SE], 21764 [27SE], 22200 [28SE], 22653 [2OC], 22769 [3OC], 23199 [4OC], 23326 [5OC], 23657 [6OC], 23947 [10OC], 24028 [11OC], 24176 [12OC], 24652 [13OC], 24714 [16OC], 24763 [17OC], 25058 [18OC], 25166 [19OC], 25382 [20OC], 25445 [23OC], 25516 [24OC], 25811 [25OC], 26195 [26OC], 26365 [27OC], 26471 [30OC], 26512 [31OC], 26788 [1NO], 26904 [2NO], 27076 [3NO], 27181 [6NO], 27713 [7NO], 27923 [8NO], 28176 [9NO], 28423 [13NO], 28732 [14NO], 28968 [15NO], 29467 [16NO], 29882 [17NO], 30090 [19NO], 30221 [20NO], 30717 [21NO]

———render in the Hall (see H. Res. 27), 107 [3JA]

Poems

``Composer (for Mickey Leland),'' Sterling D. Plumpp, 21755 [26SE]

``Family,'' Bill Chappell, Jr., 5892 [10AP]

Prayers

Ford, James David, 193 [4JA], 243 [19JA], 322 [20JA], 339 [24JA], 1124 [27JA], 1195 [31JA], 1676 [6FE], 1708 [7FE], 2610 [23FE], 2792 [27FE], 2821 [28FE], 3079 [1MR], 3210 [2MR], 3496 [6MR], 3560 [7MR], 3673 [8MR], 3842 [9MR], 4976 [20MR], 5012 [21MR], 5213 [23MR], 5333 [3AP], 5482 [5AP], 5667 [6AP], 5920 [11AP], 6760 [17AP], 7589 [27AP], 8007 [3MY], 8118 [4MY], 8807 [10MY], 8878 [11MY], 9323 [16MY], 9612 [18MY], 9993 [22MY], 10084 [24MY], 10205 [25MY], 10397 [31MY], 10785 [5JN], 10799 [6JN], 11552 [13JN], 11747 [14JN], 11952 [15JN], 12276 [19JN], 12732 [21JN], 13241 [23JN], 13494 [27JN], 13661 [28JN], 13882 [29JN], 14014 [10JY], 14030 [11JY], 14620 [13JY], 14840 [17JY], 15342 [20JY], 15783 [24JY], 16346 [26JY], 16771 [28JY], 16961 [31JY], 17123 [1AU], 18087 [2AU], 19074 [4AU], 19506 [6SE], 19687 [7SE], 19960 [11SE], 20095 [12SE], 20640 [18SE], 20721 [19SE], 20946 [20SE], 21187 [21SE], 21517 [26SE], 22653 [2OC], 22769 [3OC], 23199 [4OC], 23657 [6OC], 23947 [10OC], 24028 [11OC], 24176 [12OC], 24652 [13OC], 24714 [16OC], 24763 [17OC], 25058 [18OC], 25166 [19OC], 25445 [23OC], 25516 [24OC], 25811 [25OC], 26195 [26OC], 26365 [27OC], 26471 [30OC], 26512 [31OC], 26788 [1NO], 26904 [2NO], 27076 [3NO], 27181 [6NO], 27713 [7NO], 27923 [8NO], 28176 [9NO], 28423 [13NO], 28731 [14NO], 29467 [16NO], 30090 [19NO], 30221 [20NO], 30717 [21NO]

Prayers by visitors

Adams, Mike, 4058 [14MR]

Baker, Hugh L., Jr., 21763 [27SE]

Carr, William H., 11278 [8JN]

Christian, Ronald F., 7721 [2MY], 8600 [9MY], 21400 [22SE]

Cohn, Edward P., 20325 [13SE]

Curran, Thomas B., 28968 [15NO]

Denkins, Lamar N., 6832 [18AP]

Dranginis, Anthony, 2499 [22FE]

Evans, Anthony L., 22200 [28SE]

Favre, Robert, 20427 [14SE]

Halverson, Richard C., 15725 [21JY]

Hebbert, Paul, 6232 [12AP]

Honeycutt, Roy L., 14926 [18JY]

House, Richard, 15097 [19JY]

Hubble, Ralph, 2225 [21FE]

Kyles, Samuel B., 23325 [5OC]

Landelius, Kenneth, 11147 [7JN]

Lofton, Fred C., 7483 [26AP]

Mallon, Charles, 8432 [8MY], 25382 [20OC]

Murtha, John F., 1375 [2FE]

O'Brien, Timothy J., 14373 [12JY]

Pope Shenouda III, 21454 [25SE]

Rodgers, Kenneth, 6368 [13AP]

Ruge, Martin E., 9454 [17MY]

Schaffer, Harvey, 11450 [12JN]

Schenck, Paul H., 29882 [17NO]

St. Andrews, Barbara, 9120 [15MY]

Stenholm, J. Winfred, 18534 [3AU]

Wegener, William E., 16074 [25JY]

Young, McKinley, 4151 [15MR]

Press releases

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, 23584 [5OC]

National Taxpayers Union criticizes congressional pay raise, 29698 [17NO]

Public opinion polls

Campaign reform proposals: Representative Gunderson, 11288, 11289 [8JN]

Jefferson County, AL, constituents, 11250 [7JN]

Remarks in House

Abortion: voting record of Catholic Representatives, 26199 [26OC]

Adjournment, 85, 95 [3JA], 261 [19JA], 1392 [2FE], 1683 [6FE], 3098 [1MR], 3218 [2MR], 4110 [14MR], 4198 [15MR], 4481, 4487 [16MR], 4988 [20MR], 5083 [21MR], 5142, 5169 [22MR], 5270 [23MR], 5336 [3AP], 5679, 5682 [6AP], 5893 [10AP], 6425 [13AP], 6804 [17AP], 6879 [18AP], 7641 [1MY], 8902, 8914 [11MY], 9405 [16MY], 9481 [17MY], 10442 [31MY], 10493, 10501 [1JN], 11280, 11300 [8JN], 11817 [14JN], 12168, 12179 [15JN], 12282 [19JN], 13279 [23JN], 14015 [10JY], 16201 [25JY], 16813, 16817 [28JY], 17333 [1AU], 18187 [2AU], 18669 [3AU], 19554 [6SE], 22273, 22290 [28SE], 24656 [13OC], 26343 [26OC], 26496 [30OC], 26588 [31OC], 26958 [2NO], 28594 [13NO], 30032 [17NO], 30114, 30116 [19NO]

———conditional (H. Con. Res. 97), 6842 [18AP]

———conditional (S. Con. Res. 38), 9644 [18MY]

———define type that prevents the Presidential return of a bill (H.R. 849), 24534 [12OC]

———Fourth of July holiday (S. Con. Res. 50), 13271 [23JN]

———sine die (H. Con. Res. 239), 31156 [21NO]

Aliens: reapportionment of seats relative to legal residents (H.J. Res. 199), 4061 [14MR], 14375 [12JY], 17126 [1AU], 18212 [3AU]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act—Guide to Programs for State and Local Anti-Drug Assistance: print as House document (H. Res. 136), 11577 [13JN]

Appropriations: continuing resolution, 20327 [13SE], 21190 [21SE], 22059-22065 [27SE]

———legislative approval process, 20994-20999 [20SE], 21518, 21523 [26SE], 24731 [16OC], 25127, 25128, 25154 [18OC], 25816, 25910 [25OC]

———omnibus conference reports, 19435 [4AU]

———procedures to consider legislation, 9478 [17MY]

———time limits for passing legislation, 13857 [28JN]

Bicentennial: observance, 92 [3JA], 229 [4JA], 5366 [4AP], 5681 [6AP]

``Black Americans in Congress'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 170), 14898 [17JY]

Brooks, Representative: health condition, 30730 [21NO]

Browder, Representative: pledge to service, 6833 [18AP]

———welcome, 6833 [18AP]

Budget: biennial cycle, 4157 [15MR]

———expedite consideration of Presidential proposals to rescind authority (H.R. 3800), 30692 [21NO]

———preparation of noninflationary fiscal year proposal (H.R. 1613), 5285 [23MR]

———process, 24029 [11OC]

Bush, President: notify of completion of business (H. Res. 301), 31156, 31157 [21NO]

Calendar Wednesday, 2026 [9FE], 2610 [23FE], 3218 [2MR], 3846 [9MR], 4481 [16MR], 5679 [6AP], 6871 [18AP], 7594 [27AP], 8196 [4MY], 8902 [11MY], 9645 [18MY], 10147 [24MY], 10493 [1JN], 11280 [8JN], 12168 [15JN], 13270 [23JN], 13942 [29JN], 14682 [13JY], 15726 [21JY], 16813 [28JY], 21213 [21SE], 22273 [28SE], 23398 [5OC], 24229 [12OC], 25231 [19OC], 26307 [26OC], 26957 [2NO], 28272 [9NO], 31129 [21NO]

Campbell, Representative Tom: election to the Committee on the Judiciary (H. Res. 299), 30759 [21NO]

Capitol Police: additional positions (H. Res. 294), 29965 [17NO]

———upgrade one position and establish six additional positions (H. Res. 212), 17171 [1AU]

Caucus on travel and tourism: tribute, 2362 [21FE]

Census: congressional district apportionment, 29574 [16NO]

———count relative to congressional apportionment (H.R. 1468), 4710 [16MR]

Chaplain: separate vote on election, 71 [3JA]

Cheney, Representative: election as minority whip, 71 [3JA]

Coelho, Representative: election as majority whip, 71 [3JA]

———tribute, 11751 [14JN], 11952 [15JN]

Commemorative days: more efficient procedure for consideration of events, 1359 [31JA], 26867 [1NO], 27177 [3NO]

Commission on the U.S. House of Representatives Bicentenary: establish (H. Res. 83), 2508 [22FE]

Committee hearings: amend rules relative to live media coverage of testimony of certain witnesses (H. Res. 253), 24659 [13OC]

Committee on Armed Services: permission to file reports, 4060 [14MR]

Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs: activities, 12487-12490 [20JN], 23660-23664 [6OC], 24653-24656 [13OC]

———status of affairs, 1130-1136 [27JA], 10224-10229, 10233 [25MY]

Committee on Children, Youth, and Families (Select): establish (H. Res. 33), 2207 [9FE]

———establish (H. Res. 84), submission of report, 2610 [23FE]

Committee on House Administration: bipartisan agreement on funding request, 4152 [15MR]

Committee on Housing and Tax Policy (Select): establish (H. Res. 113), 5164 [22MR]

Committee on Hunger (Select): appointment of Representative Tony P. Hall as chairman, 22271 [28SE]

———establish (H. Res. 84), submission of report, 2610 [23FE]

Committee on Intelligence (Select): amend rules to clarify the right of the Speaker to attend any meeting and to have access to any information in the committee's possession (H. Res. 268), 27805 [7NO], 28789 [14NO], 28794, 28795 [14NO]

———minority member appointments, 339 [24JA]

Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: permission to file report, 11451 [12JN]

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): establish (H. Res. 84), submission of report, 2610 [23FE]

———establish (H. Res. 247), 23287 [4OC]

———establish permanent (H. Res. 216), 16459 [27JY], 24118 [11OC]

Committee on Post Office and Civil Service: meetings during sessions, 28972 [15NO]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: funding for investigations and studies (H. Res. 208), 17170 [1AU]

———investigation of Jim Wright, 15101 [19JY]

Committee on the Judiciary: funding for investigations and studies (H. Res. 201), 17169 [1AU]

Committee on Ways and Means: report single-taxpayer relief bills with identity, sponsor, and revenue cost (H. Res. 121), 5627 [5AP]

Committee To Notify the President of Assembly of Congress: report, 82 [3JA]

Committees of the House: amend rules relative to role in the legislative process (H. Res. 106), 4012 9MR], 4026-4030 [13MR], 11290 [8JN]

———authorize chairmen and ranking minority members to revise and extend remarks, 31157 [21NO]

———deadline for publishing rules, 1124 [27JA]

———designating certain members (H. Res. 39), 243 [19JA]

———designating certain members (H. Res. 51), 1124 [27JA]

———designating certain members (H. Res. 142), 7593 [27AP]

———designating certain members (H. Res. 284), 27923 [8NO]

———designating minority members (H. Res. 45), 322 [20JA]

———designating minority membersh (H. Res. 224), 18548 [3AU]

———designating minority membership (H. Res. 281), 27076 [3NO]

———extend cost estimates contained in reports accompanying legislation (H.R. 2170), 7724 [2MY], 26512 [31OC]

———funding for investigations and studies (H. Res. 103), 5066 [21MR], 5075 [22MR]-5077 [21MR]

———submission of rules for printing, 2499 [22FE]

Condit, Representative: expression of appreciation, 20947 [20SE]

Congress: bicentennial, 2823 [28FE], 3210-3218 [2MR], 3411, 3417 [2MR]

———Encyclopedia of the Congress project, 19117 [4AU]

———first strike ceremony at Capitol for the Bicentennial Commemorative Coin (S.J. Res. 128), 10020 [23MY]

———limit number of mass mailings (H.R. 2732), 13209 [22JN]

———reforms, 18661-18669 [3AU]

———waiving requirement for the August recess (H. Con. Res. 179), 17054 [31JY]

Congressional Caucus on Women's Issues: economic equity legislation package, 19117 [4AU]

Congressional districts: apportionment (H.R. 744), 1195 [31JA]

Congressional employees: fair employment practices (H. Res. 15), 85 [3JA]

Congressional interns: tribute, 6844 [18AP]

Congressional Pay Reform Act: enact, 297 [19JA]

Congressional Record: printing of proceedings during recess, 11150 [7JN]

———publication of illustrations, 19131 [4AU]

Congressional Salary and Tax Act: enact (H.R. 1014), 2222 [9FE]

Congressional Softball League: tribute to Porter Supporters, 23949 [10OC]

Consent Calendar agreement, 29587 [16NO]

Constituent mail: preprinted, 10424 [31MY]

Conte, Representative: appointment to Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1124 [27JA]

Contract bridge: House-Senate teams, 26517 [31OC]

Crime and criminals: penalties for retaliation against congressional witnesses (H.R. 2995), 16212 [25JY]

Crockett, Davy: examplary generosity, 13630 [27JN]

C-SPAN: anniversary, 5350 [3AP]

Decorum, 88 [3JA]

Democratic Party: election of leaders, 11806 [14JN]

———objectors for consent and private calendars, 27076 [3NO]

———tribute to leadership, 11748 [14JN]

Diseases: clarify the intent of Congress relative to eligibility for black lung benefits (H.R. 814), 1654 [2FE]

District of Columbia: circulation of Dear Colleague letter by Representative Dornan regarding abortion funding, 19139, 19140 [4AU]

Drug abuse: joint committee, 5128 [22MR]

———testing for Members of Congress, 9625 [18MY]

———record on issues, 18541, 18543 [3AU]

Ecology: recycling paper used in operation (H. Res. 104), 17171 [1AU]

Election campaigns: finance reform, 22731 [2OC]

———campaign reform (H.R. 2189), 7724 [2MY], 7883 [2MY]

———campaign reform (H.R. 3425), 23649 [5OC]

———clarify and improve laws to reduce costs (H.R. 13), 126 [3JA]

———contribution limitation and reporting (H.R. 11), 126 [3JA]

———financing (H.R. 36), 156 [3JA]

———financing (H.R. 2556), 11831 [14JN]

———limit campaign contributions (H.R. 1133), 2781 [23FE]

———limit expenditures by candidates, 4457 [15MR]

———public financing of campaigns (H.R. 2194), 7870 [2MY]

———restrict certain contribution practices (H.R. 12), 126 [3JA]

———voluntary expenditure limits and partial public financing of campaigns (H.R. 14), 372 [24JA]

Electoral votes: counting, 194, 195 [4JA]

Elliott, Carl: tribute, 7078 [19AP]

Environmental and Energy Study Conference: election of executive committee, 14488 [12JY]

Ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29468-29513 [16NO], 29982, 30011, 30029, 30073 [17NO], 30739, 31212, 31739 [21NO]

———(H.R. 3660), correcting enrollment (S. Con. Res. 84), 29513 [16NO], 30098 [19NO]

———(H.R. 3660), permission to file report, 29045 [15NO]

Fairness in Campaign Finance Act: enact (H.R. 3020), 16449 [26JY], 26513 [31OC]

Filson, Lawrence E.: express gratitude for service (H. Res. 97), 3084-3087 [1MR]

Foley, Representative: election as majority leader, 71 [3JA]

———inform President of election as Speaker of the House (H. Res. 167), 10803 [6JN]

———inform Senate of election as Speaker (H. Res. 166), 10803 [6JN]

———tribute on election as Speaker, 10806 [6JN]

———thanks of the House of Representatives (H. Res. 300), 31097 [21NO]

Food: use of biodegradable food and beverage containers in the food service operations (H. Res. 130), 6819 [17AP]

Former Members: reception, 8878-8885 [11MY]

Former Presidents: nonvoting membership-at-large (H.R. 2306), 8849 [10MY]

Franked mailings: restriction, 20328 [13SE], 28356 [9NO], 30393 [20NO]

Freedom of speech, 11753 [14JN]

Gallery reporters: report on outside income, 2194 [9FE]

Galt & Co.: presentation of crystal bowl celebrating bicentennial of Congress, 30095 [19NO]

Gephardt, Representative: election as House majority leader, 11747 [14JN]

Geren, Representative: expression of appreciation, 20948 [20SE]

———welcoming of new Member, 20947 [20SE]

Gingrich, Representative: complaint filed to Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, 5921 [11AP]

———investigation, 7487 [26AP]

———questions for new minority whip, 5130, 5132 [22MR]

Grandy, Representative: election to Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (H. Res. 204), 14966 [18JY]

Gray, Representative: election as House majority whip, 11748 [14JN]

Hour of meeting (H. Res. 7), 82 [3JA], 21568 [26SE]

Houston, TX: Mickey Leland Federal Building, 26492 [1NO]

Hussey, Ward M.: express gratitude for service (H. Res. 97), 3084-3087 [1MR]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 164 [3JA], 233 [4JA], 340, 342 [24JA], 1163, 1171 [27JA], 1197 [31JA], 1677-1683 [6FE], 1724, 1727, 1876 [7FE], 2030, 2046 [9FE], 3048 [28FE], 29468-29513 [16NO], 29887 [17NO], 30687 [21NO]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (H.R. 1623), 5325 [23MR]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (H.R. 401), 291 [19JA], 1658 [2FE]

Incumbents: reelection rates, 8833 [10MY]

Indiana: result of special election, 5678 [6AP]

Journal: question of approval, 1124 [27JA], 2499 [22FE], 2792 [27FE], 3210 [2MR], 5127 [22MR], 5213 [23MR], 5360 [4AP], 5482 [5AP], 5667 [6AP], 5878 [10AP], 6232 [12AP], 6832 [18AP], 7399 [25AP], 7483 [26AP], 7589 [27AP], 7721 [2MY], 8007 [3MY], 8600 [9MY], 9323 [16MY], 9454 [17MY], 9612 [18MY], 9993 [22MY], 10013 [23MY], 10084 [24MY], 10205 [25MY], 10397 [31MY], 10482 [1JN], 10785 [5JN], 10799 [6JN], 11450 [12JN], 11552 [13JN], 11747 [14JN], 12276 [19JN], 12732 [21JN], 12842 [22JN], 13241 [23JN], 13494 [27JN], 13661 [28JN], 14014 [10JY], 14030 [11JY], 14373 [12JY], 14620 [13JY], 15097 [19JY], 15725 [21JY], 16346 [26JY], 16456 [27JY], 16961 [31JY], 18087 [2AU], 18534 [3AU], 19506 [6SE], 20325 [13SE], 20427 [14SE], 20721 [19SE], 20946 [20SE], 21454 [25SE], 21517 [26SE], 21763 [27SE], 22200 [28SE], 22769 [3OC], 23325 [5OC], 24028 [11OC], 24176 [12OC], 25516 [24OC], 25811 [25OC], 26471 [30OC], 26788 [1NO], 26904 [2NO], 27076 [3NO], 27713 [7NO], 28731 [14NO], 29882 [17NO], 30100 [19NO], 30221 [20NO], 30717 [21NO]

Lebanon: observations on congressional trip, 26871-26875 [1NO]

Legislation: inclusion in committee and conference reports of the identity, sponsor, and cost of each provision with 10 or fewer beneficiaries (H. Res. 172), 12450 [20JN]

———pending, 8886 [11MY]

———scheduling, 10213-10221 [25MY], 26514 [31OC]

Legislative branch: reduction in funding, 17078, 17085 [31JY]

Legislative process, 20392-20398 [13SE]

Legislative program, 85 [3JA], 1380 [2FE], 1684 [6FE], 2511, 2526 [22FE], 2610 [23FE], 4481 [16MR], 5014 [21MR], 5257, 5264 [23MR], 5678 [6AP], 6368, 6377, 6396, 6404, 6425 [13AP], 6871 [18AP], 7538 [26AP], 7593 [27AP], 7722 [2MY], 8195 [4MY], 8902 [11MY], 9353, 9354 [16MY], 9479 [17MY], 9637, 9644 [18MY], 10143 [24MY], 10492 [1JN], 11212 [7JN], 11279 [8JN], 12168 [15JN], 12757 [21JN], 12859, 12884, 12926, 12929 [22JN], 13270 [23JN], 13495, 13602 [27JN], 13942 [29JN], 14681, 14682 [13JY], 15726 [21JY], 16149, 16185 [25JY], 16405, 16417 [26JY], 16812 [28JY], 16965 [31JY], 19111 [4AU], 19709 [7SE], 20102, 20168, 20199 [12SE], 20371 [13SE], 20436 [14SE], 20978 [20SE], 21212 [21SE], 21489 [25SE], 21552 [26SE], 22272 [28SE], 23286 [4OC], 23397 [5OC], 24227, 24228 [12OC], 25093 [18OC], 25230 [19OC], 25812 [25OC], 26306 [26OC], 26472 [30OC], 26932 [2NO], 27076 [3NO], 27765 [7NO], 28271 [9NO], 28557 [13NO], 28732, 28789 [14NO], 29571, 29572 [16NO], 29896, 29909, 29921, 29944, 30029 [17NO], 30100, 30113 [19NO], 30385 [20NO], 30730, 30740, 30805, 30808 [21NO]

Leland, Mickey: tribute (H. Res. 233), 19547, 19549 [6SE], 19677 [6SE]

Long, Representative: oath of office, 5483 [5AP]

———welcome, 5483 [5AP]

Mail: application of funding to drug abuse control programs, 21484-21488 [25SE]

Martin, Representative David: appointment to Board of Trustees of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation, 1124 [27JA]

Members of Congress: attendance at inaugural ceremonies (H. Res. 40), 244 [19JA]

———constitutional amendment on compensation (H. Con. Res. 60), 2813 [27FE]

———constitutional amendment on compensation (H. Con. Res. 78), 4705 [16MR]

———constitutional amendment on 4-year terms (H.J. Res. 196), 4134 [14MR]

———constitutional amendment on salaries and pensions, 21509 [25SE]

———constitutional amendment on terms of office (H.J. Res. 300), 12828 [21JN]

———deferral of pay adjustment (H.R. 748), 1371 [31JA]

———disapproval of pay increase (H.J. Res. 83), 287 [19JA]

———disapproving increases in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries (H.J. Res. 129), 1708-1725 [7FE]

———ethics, 7476 [25AP], 8827 [10MY], 27077-27082 [3NO]

———funding for offices in District of Columbia, 17083 [31JY]

———honoraria, 5082 [21MR], 5287 [23MR]

———honoraria (H.R. 1623), 5325 [23MR]

———honoraria (H.R. 1624), 5323 [23MR]

———honoraria, mass mailing and political campaign funds, 5488 [5AP]

———incentive pay for staff, 16771 [28JY]

———illegal use of franking privileges, 25814 [25OC]

———participation in bicentennial events for Constitution, Congress, and inauguration of George Washington (H. Con. Res. 96), 6834 [18AP]

———recorded vote for pay adjustment (H.R. 748), 1371 [31JA]

———restriction on accepting honoraria (H.R. 675), 10205 [25MY]

———restriction on certain benefits, political campaign funds and financial statement (H.R. 1703), 5674 [6AP]

———service to the people, 7637 [1MY]

———soliciting campaign contributions relative to other Members (H.R. 83), 12833 [21JN]

———tax treatment of honorarium (H.R. 2221), 8014 [3MY]

———terms of office (H.J. Res. 188), 6356 [12AP]

———terms of office (H.J. Res. 239), 6426 [13AP]

———tribute to the House of Representatives, 10482 [1JN]

———vote on pay increase, 1364 [31JA]

Mexico: joint meeting to hear an address by President Salinas de Gortari, 23199 [4OC]

Michel, Representative: election as minority leader, 71 [3JA]

Mineta, Representative: appointment to Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1124 [27JA]

Minority employees: compensation of certain (H. Res. 6), 82 [3JA]

———designation of certain (H. Res. 183), 12929 [22JN]

Moakley, Representative: election as chairman of the Committee on Rules (H. Res. 168), 11147 [7JN]

Montgomery, Representative: appointment to Board of Trustees of the Barry Goldwater Scholarship and Excellence in Education Foundation, 1124 [27JA]

Natcher, Representative: voting record, 5483 [5AP], 12757 [21JN]

———Washington Post article on campaign contributions, 9121 [15MY]

National objectives: bipartisanship efforts, 10221 [25MY]

News media: coverage of congressional pay adjustment issues, 1732-1735 [7FE]

———treatment of Members of Congress, 2024 [9FE]

Nichols, Bill: expressing House sorrow over death (H. Res. 16), 86 [3JA]

———tribute, 255 [19JA]

Nixon, Walter L., Jr.: authorities to the managers for the impeachment trial (H. Res. 151), 8824 [10MY]

———send a message to the Senate informing them of the impeachment trial (H. Res. 152), 8824 [10MY]

Office of Speaker of the House: appropriations for Civic Achievement Award Program (H.R. 2358), 20118 [12SE]

OMB: participation in congressional hearings, 7592 [27AP]

101st Cong., 1st sess.: accomplishments, 30385, 30391 [20NO]

101st Cong., 2d sess.: convening (H.J. Res. 449), 31156 [21NO]

``Origins of the House of Representatives—A Documentary Record'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 169), 14898 [17JY], 25475 [23OC]

Pages: tribute, 285 [19JA], 11296 [8JN]

Parliamentary inquiry, 1677 [6FE], 6377 [13AP], 6846, 6856 [18AP], 7538 [26AP], 9355 [16MY], 9475 [17MY], 10027 [23MY], 10143 [24MY], 13615 [27JN], 13768 [28JN], 16123, 16133, 16134, 16137, 16146, 16189 [25JY], 17077, 17086 [31JY], 17153, 17156, 17160 [1AU], 18544, 18547, 18640 [3AU], 19705, 19706 [7SE], 20362, 20368 [13SE], 20965, 20969 [20SE], 21532 [26SE], 22720 [2OC], 22842, 22847, 22863, 22865 [3OC], 23392 [5OC], 24054, 24063, 24091, 24097, 24101 [11OC], 24731 [16OC], 25212 [19OC], 25542 [24OC], 25869, 25885, 25889 [25OC], 26247, 26267, 26281 [26OC], 28834 [14NO], 28974, 29030 [15NO], 29569, 29587 [16NO], 29904 [17NO], 30091 [19NO], 30813, 30814 [21NO]

Pepper, Claude: authorizing printing of collection of tributes (H. Con. Res. 150), 11577 [13JN]

———death (H. Res. 163), 10397-10416 [31MY]

———use of the Capitol rotunda for the lying in state of the remains (H. Con. Res. 139), 10416-10418 [31MY]

Pike, Otis G.: testimony before Special House Task Force on Ethics, 8067 [3MY]

Point of order, 6381, 6416 [13AP], 10018 [23MY], 15374, 15390, 15405 [20JY], 17154, 17157 [1AU], 18545, 18608, 18628, 18633, 18640 [3AU], 22267 [28SE], 23259-23262, 23277 [4OC], 23326 [5OC], 24088 [11OC], 26268, 26271 [26OC], 26544 [31OC], 26919 [2NO], 29004, 29011, 29012, 29019, 29035 [15NO]

———responding, 23260-23261 [4OC]

Point of personal privilege, 19139 [4AU]

Postal Service: appropriations for mass mailing, 17072, 17073, 17083 [31JY]

Press gallery: anniversary, 7054 [18AP]

Printing of proceedings, 3218 [2MR]

Private calendar, 30718 [21NO]

———history, 29588 [16NO]

Question of approval, 5333 [3AP]

Quillen, Representative: Washington (DC) Post article relative to assumed conflict of interest, 10803 [6JN]

Ravenel, Representative: election to the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries (H. Res. 286), 28222 [9NO]

Recess, 3210 [2MR], 4481 [16MR], 10483, 10493 [1JN], 26958 [2NO]

Reform, 11273 [7JN], 11284 [8JN]

Republican Party: election of minority whip, 5016 [21MR], 5131 [22MR]

———objectors for consent and private calendars, 27076 [3NO]

Republican Task Force on Indian Affairs: organization, 15344 [20JY]

Ros-Lehtinen, Representative: election to the Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Res. 259), 23394 [5OC]

———expression of gratitude, 19508 [6SE]

———welcome by Representative Bennett, 19512 [6SE]

Rules: adopt (H. Res. 5), 72-81 [3JA]

———allow certain Chamber decorations to remain, 3220 [2MR]

———amend relative to special interest commemorative legislation (H. Res. 244), 21769 [27SE]

———amend relative to the budget process (H. Res. 264), 24546 [13OC]

———amend to make legislative process more responsible, representative and deliberative (H. Res. 61), 1630, 1634 [2FE]

———procedures relative to closed rules bills, 6762 [17AP]

Schedule: improvements, 27082-27084 [3NO]

———preserving family life for Members, 11955 [15JN]

Slaughter, Representative Louise M.: election to the Committee on Rules (H. Res. 174), 11748 [14JN]

Smith, Larkin I.: tribute (H. Res. 232), 19546 [6SE]

Solomon, Representative: L. Mendel Rivers Award recipient, 21577 [26SE]

Speaker of the House: authority to accept resignations and make appointments, 2026 [9FE], 13942 [29JN], 31157 [21NO]

———authorize to declare recesses, 29585 [16NO], 30101 [19NO], 31157 [21NO]

———nomination, 67, 68 [3JA]

———office funding (H. Res. 175), 11748 [14JN]

Sports: touch football game between freshmen Republicans and Democrats, 28179 [9NO]

State of the Union Message: joint session (H. Con. Res. 33), 1125 [27JA]

Taylor, Representative: expression of appreciation, 25517 [24OC]

———welcoming to the House of Representatives, 25517 [24OC]

``The U.S. Capitol: A Brief Architectural History'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 168), 14898 [17JY]

Terrorism: anniversary of 1954 act, 3079 [1MR]

———protection of Chamber, 26907 [2NO]

Thomas, Representative Craig: privilege to serve, 7722 [2MY]

Votes, correction: Campbell, Ben, 24048 [11OC]

———DeLay, 29006 [16NO]

———Johnson, Nancy L., 25539 [24OC]

———Kennelly, 26932 [7NO]

———McDade, 28271 [9NO]

———McNulty, 25878 [3NO]

———Moody, 28975 [16NO]

———Pickett, 25887 [7NO]

———Saiki, 17589 [1AU]

———Vento, 26843 [15NO]

Votes, explanation: Donnelly, 19495 [4AU]

———Herger, 92 [3JA]

———Pelosi, 16519 [4AU]

———Smith, Denny, 28795 [14NO]

———Tauzin, 1736 [7FE]

Votes, position on missed: Ackerman, 8858 [10MY]

———Alexander, 28559 [14NO]

———Andrews, 30371 [20NO]

———Annunzio, 6760 [17AP]

———Anthony, 15755 [21JY], 24926 [17OC]

———Archer, 13662 [28JN]

———Ballenger, 6821 [17AP], 25905 [26OC], 26252 [31OC]

———Bates, 14708 [13JY]

———Bentley, 26825 [1NO]

———Bereuter, 6425 [13AP]

———Bevill, 11264 [7JN]

———Bilbray, 30729 [21NO]

———Bilirakis, 7562 [26AP]

———Bonior, 26849 [14NO]

———Brown, George, 26109 [25OC]

———Buechner, 8824 [10MY], 11263 [7JN], 12822 [21JN], 26717 [31OC], 28559 [13NO]

———Bunning, 28955 [14NO]

———Byron, 28557 [13NO]

———Clarke, 23287 [18OC]

———Clement, 26100 [25OC]

———Clinger, 26289 [31OC]

———Conte, 12166 [15JN], 19952 [7SE]

———Costello, 4015 [9MR]

———Courter, 7088 [19AP], 9151 [15MY]

———Cox, 12166 [15JN], 24188 [12OC]

———Craig, 26905 [2NO], 30373 [20NO]

———Dannemeyer, 17106 [31JY]

———Darden, 15719 [20JY]

———Davis, 26825 [2NO]

———Derrick, 10185 [24MY]

———Dingell, 7086 [19AP], 22727 [2OC]

———Dorgan, 6795 [17AP], 24048 [19OC], 28558 [14NO]

———Douglas, 15755 [23OC], 24048 [11OC], 30273 [20NO]

———Dymally, 18200 [3AU]

———Dyson, 19111 [4AU]

———Emerson, 13273 [23JN], 25862 [26OC]

———Engel, 8833 [10MY], 15388 [20JY], 21505 [25SE], 22727 [2OC]

———Fish, 15773 [21JY], 19436 [4AU]

———Foglietta, 20978 [20SE]

———Ford, Harold E., 26825 [1NO]

———Frenzel, 8824 [10MY], 16181 [25JY]

———Garcia, 10168 [24MY], 20709 [18SE], 24114, 24160 [11OC], 24726, 24749 [16OC], 26106 [25OC], 30690 [21NO]

———Gekas, 15333 [19JY]

———Geren, 27713 [7NO]

———Gilman, 10146 [24MY], 21491 [25SE]

———Glickman, 13979 [29JN]

———Goodling, 14010 [29JN], 24726 [18OC], 25453 [24OC]

———Green, 20974 [22SE]

———Guarini, 10803 [6JN], 19451 [4AU], 26922 [2NO]

———Hayes, Charles A., 25541 [24OC]

———Hiler, 25224 [19OC]

———Hoagland, 92 [3JA], 6842 [18AP]

———Houghton, 28559 [14NO]

———Hubbard, 11956 [15JN]

———Inhofe, 28558 [14NO]

———James, 6842 [18AP]

———Johnson, Nancy L., 26289 [26OC], 28558 [13NO], 30113 [19NO]

———Jones, Ben, 20422 [13SE], 24925 [17OC], 29574 [21NO]

———Kanjorski, 29939 [17NO]

———Kaptur, 5499 [5AP]

———Kastenmeier, 26923 [2NO]

———Kennelly, 12797 [21JN]

———Kostmayer, 22727 [5OC]

———Lehman, William, 25907 [25OC], 30394 [20NO]

———Leland, 5939 [11AP], 16442, 16449 [26JY], 16762 [27JY]

———Luken, 6425 [13AP]

———Martin, Lynn, 11262 [7JN]

———Martinez, 16214 [25JY]

———Mavroules, 1699 [6FE], 28558 [14NO]

———Mazzoli, 13644 [27JN]

———McCandless, 6842 [18AP], 22055 [28SE]

———McGrath, 8873 [10MY]

———Meyers, 10146 [24MY]

———Miller, John, 19318 [4AU], 29553 [16NO]

———Mineta, 29513 [16NO]

———Moody, 30104 [19NO]

———Morella, 13271 [23JN], 29006 [15NO]

———Morrison, Bruce A., 5798 [6AP], 8401 [4MY], 13493 [23JN], 15330 [19JY], 21365 [21SE], 21488 [25SE], 22245 [28SE], 27805 [8NO], 29037 [17NO]

———Neal, Richard E., 13869 [28JN]

———Nelson, 1697 [6FE], 14245 [11JY], 19970 [11SE], 21498 [27SE], 22727 [3OC], 24227 [13OC], 24734 [17OC], 25229 [23OC], 25479 [24OC], 28559 [14NO], 29939, 30113 [20NO], 31771 [21NO]

———Nielson, 20168 [12SE]

———Oxley, 11850 [14JN], 14006 [29JN]

———Packard, 30113 [19NO]

———Pallone, 16436 [26JY], 22727 [2OC]

———Parker, 11830 [14JN], 21498 [27SE], 26565 [1NO], 29574, 29896 [19NO]

———Parris, 30100 [19NO]

———Pashayan, 23394 [5OC]

———Payne, Donald, 16443 [26JY], 18642 [3AU]

———Pelosi, 7086 [19AP], 25092 [19OC], 25299 [23OC], 26832 [1NO]

———Porter, 14236 [11JY], 14703 [13JY], 19485 [4AU], 24924 [17OC], 30051 [17NO]

———Rahall, 4706 [16MR], 21559 [26SE], 31197 [21NO]

———Rhodes, 22727 [3OC]

———Ronald R. Coleman, 5077 [21MR]

———Ros-Lehtinen, 20941 [19SE]

———Roukema, 22780 [3OC]

———Rowland, J. Roy, 13651 [27JN], 18642 [3AU]

———Rowland, John G., 8417 [4MY], 8600 [9MY], 14499 [12JY], 15333 [19JY], 22727 [2OC]

———Schroeder, 14243 [11JY], 20369 [25SE], 28271 [14NO]

———Schumer, 29909 [17NO]

———Skaggs, 18642 [4AU]

———Skelton, 28558 [13NO]

———Slattery, 8824 [16MY], 10079 [23MY]

———Slaughter, Louise M., 29574 [17NO]

———Smith, Lamar S., 25829 [25OC]

———Solarz, 19450 [4AU]

———Stallings, 21511 [25SE]

———Stearns, 82 [3JA]

———Swift, 12166 [15JN]

———Synar, 28732 [14NO], 30273 [20NO]

———Thomas, Craig, 23256 [4OC]

———Torres, 13859 [28JN], 14244 [11JY], 15088 [18JY], 19953 [7SE], 22067 [27SE], 22727 [3OC], 28271 [21NO]

———Udall, 27988 [9NO]

———Watkins, 28559 [21NO]

———Weiss, 25541 [24OC], 28222 [9NO]

———Whittaker, 7579 [26AP]

———William Lehman, 12194 [15JN]

———Wise, 23400 [5OC]

Walesa, Lech: invitation to address a joint meeting of Congress, 13857 [28JN]

War Powers Act: announcement of hearings, 9479 [17MY]

Whitten, Representative: appointment to Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, 1124 [27JA]

Wolpe, Representative: authorizing administering oath of office (H. Res. 8), 82 [3JA]

``Women in Congress'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 167), 14898 [17JY]

Wright, Representative: election as Speaker, 69-70 [3JA]

———hearings by Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, 4483 [16MR]

Wright, Speaker: authority to accept resignations and to appoint commissions, boards and committees during adjournment, 6871 [18AP]

———Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation, 5363 [4AP], 6369 [13AP], 6760-6762 [17AP], 6843 [18AP], 7485 [26AP]

———resignation, 6845 [18AP], 10431 [31MY], 10494 [1JN]

Remarks in Senate

Adjournment: conditional (S. Con. Res. 23), 4490 [16MR]

———conditional (S. Con. Res. 38), 9562, 9572 [17MY]

———Fourth of July holiday (S. Con. Res. 50), 13032 [22JN]

———inaugural ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 3), 7 [3JA]

———sine die (H. Con. Res. 239), 31712, 31739 [21NO]

Americans With Disabilities Act: include as a beneficiary, 19879-19881 [7SE]

Appropriations: enroll items agreed to by both Houses as a separate joint resolution (S. 354), 1802 [7FE]

———legislative approval process, 26988 [2NO]

———separate House and Senate official mail costs (S.J. Res. 98), 6043 [11AP]

Bush, President: congressional cooperation, 459 [25JA]

Byrd, Senator: notify of election as President pro tempore (S. Res. 5), 6 [3JA]

Campaign Cost Reduction Act: enact (S. 743), 6006 [11AP]

Capitol Building and Grounds: authorizing use of the rotunda for the lying in state of remains (H. Con. Res. 139), 10317 [31MY]

———security procedures, 22884 [3OC]

Census: prevent distortions in reapportionment relative to illegal alien population (S. 848), 7293 [19AP]

Commission on Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Salaries: change schedule for appointments and the times for the submission of reports (S. 301), 1261 [31JA]

———change schedule of appointments for membership, and extend time period for increase in salary recommendations (S. 300), 1261 [31JA]

Committee on Printing (Joint): members (S. Res. 36), 1621 [2FE]

Committee on the Library (Joint): members (S. Res. 36), 1621 [2FE]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (S. 1727), 23579-23584 [5OC]

Congress: adjournment (H. Con. Res. 97), 7035 [18AP]

———adjournment (S. Con. Res. 67), 19067, 19072 [4AU]

———bicentennial, 3246, 3247 [2MR], 7039 [18AP]

———conditional recess (S. Con. Res. 14), 2016 [8FE]

———expedited consideration of certain bills and joint resolutions submitted by the President (S. Con. Res. 9), 1073 [25JA], 11743 [14JN], 14614 [13JY]

———first strike ceremony at Capitol for the Bicentennial Commemorative Coin (S.J. Res. 128), 8805 [10MY]

———limit terms (S.J. Res. 17), 1054 [25JA]

———newsletters not franked (S. 627), 4601 [16MR]

———``Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774-1989'', 1219 [31JA]

Congressional Budget and Impoundment Control Act: line-item veto (S. 207), 911-914 [25JA]

Congressional Senior Citizen Intern Program: tribute, 18386 [3AU]

Constitutional amendments: convention (S. 204), 904-909 [25JA]

C-SPAN: anniversary (S. Con. Res. 22), 4410 [15MR], 4691 [16MR]

Dinkins, David: meeting with House Democratic Members, 28058 [9NO]

Drug abuse: bipartisan cooperation in drug war, 19067 [4AU]

Election campaigns: contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 48), 1561 [2FE]

———finance reform, 1400 [2FE], 8211 [4MY], 14094 [11JY], 17561 [1AU]

———reform, 1208 [31JA]

Employment: eliminate the exemption from the application of certain provisions of law (S. 272), 1026 [25JA]

Environmental and Energy Study Conference: election of executive committee, 14360 [12JY]

Ethics Reform Act: enact (S. 1882), 29194, 29210 [15NO]

Ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29660-29679, 29681-29711 [17NO]

———(H.R. 3660), correcting enrollment (S. Con. Res. 84), 30137 [19NO]

Federal Asset Disposition Association: publication of staff report in Congressional Record, 10383 [31MY]

Foley, Representative: inform Senate of election as Speaker (H. Res. 166), 10911 [6JN]

Franked mailings: cost statements (S. 1869), 28115 [9NO]

———costs, 19605 [6SE], 21595 [26SE]

———funding, 19591-19602 [6SE]

———limit (S. 762), 6042 [11AP]

———stating if mailed at taxpayers expense, 19606 [6SE]

———restriction, 19606 [6SE], 26736-26741 [1NO], 26967-26970 [2NO], 28054 [9NO]

Graham, Billy: inaugural prayer, 303, 306 [20JA]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 1207 [31JA], 1771 [7FE], 29682, 29686-29701 [17NO]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S. 153), 792 [25JA]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S. 157), 796 [25JA]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S.J. Res. 33), 428-430 [25JA]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S.J. Res. 6), 456-459 [25JA], 2015 [8FE]

———congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions (S.J. Res. 7), 1119 [25JA], 1402, 1404, 1433-1462 [2FE]

———disapproving increases in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries (H.J. Res. 129), 1750-1754 [7FE]

Informed Electorate Act: enact (S. 751), 6024 [11AP]

Intersession pocket vetoes: procedure for handling, 31447 [21NO]

Journal: question of approval, 9158 [16MY], 16566 [27JY]

Legislative branch: role in foreign policy, 15534, 15536 [20JY]

Leland, Mickey: tribute (S. Res. 172), 19622 [6SE]

———tribute (S. Res. 176), 20242 [13SE]

Library of Congress: congressional bicentennial exhibition, 2382 [22FE]

Members of Congress: disclosure of sources of certain funds used for official expenses, 26970-26982 [2NO]

———effectiveness date extension of pay increase (S. 298), 1261 [31JA]

———increase income level and ban honoraria (S. 1117), 10767 [2JN]

———modify provisions relative to permanent appropriation of funds for compensation (S. 249), 997 [25JA]

———pay increase approval by joint resolution (S. 299), 1261 [31JA]

———pay increase from pay bonuses for achieving budget surplus (S. 275), 1029 [25JA]

———personal use of campaign funds upon retirement, 29681, 29683-29686 [17NO]

———restrict use of congressional frank for mass mailings and newsletters (S. 990), 9239-9242 [16MY]

Mexico: joint meeting to hear an address by President Salinas de Gortari, 23120 [4OC]

Nixon, Walter L., Jr.: impeachment, unanimous-consent agreement, 26194 [26OC]

Office of Speaker of the House: appropriations for Civic Achievement Award Program (H.R. 2358), 22651 [2OC]

101st Cong., 2d sess.: convening (H.J. Res. 449), 31723 [21NO]

Parliamentary inquiry, 28078 [9NO]

Pepper, Claude: authorizing printing of collection of tributes (H. Con. Res. 150), 12259 [16JN]

———death (S. Res. 137), 10281, 10392 [31MY]

President: notify of assembly of Congress (S. Res. 1), 5 [3JA]

President and Vice President: counting of electoral votes (S. Con. Res. 1), 191 [4JA]

President pro tempore: notify of election of Senator Byrd (S. Res. 5), 6 [3JA]

Senate: notification that quorum is present (S. Res. 2), 6 [3JA]

Smith, Larkin I.: tribute (S. Res. 177), 20242 [13SE]

State of the Union Message: joint session (H. Con. Res. 33), 1616 [2FE]

Wilder, L. Douglas: meeting with House Democratic Members, 28058 [9NO]

Reports

Arms Control Negotiations: Arms Control Observers Group, 27993-27996 [8NO]

Brief History of Congressional Pay Legislation: Paul E. Dwyer, 29664 [17NO]

Congressional Senior Citizen Intern Program: Lucille Stafford, 18386 [3AU]

Cost of Congress: Democratic Study Group, 17060-17063 [31JY]

Foreign Travel Expenditures, 1136 [27JA], 2880 [28FE], 7606 [27AP], 8441-8452 [8MY], 11240 [7JN], 13841 [28JN], 19321-19327 [4AU], 21000 [20SE], 25913 [25OC], 28008 [8NO], 31209 [21NO]

Government Ethics Reform Act: Bipartisan Task Force on Ethics, 30740-30759 [21NO]

Reports filed

Activities: Committee on House Administration (H. Rept. 100-1112), 102 [3JA]

———Committee on Hunger (Select) (H. Rept. 100-1107), 102 [3JA]

———Committee on Rules (H. Rept. 100-1119), 102 [3JA]

Clarification of the Right of the Speaker To Attend any Meeting and To Have Access to any Information: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 268) (H. Rept. 101-341), 28334 [9NO]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct Funding for Investigations and Studies (H. Res. 208) (H. Rept. 101-185), 16457 [27JY]

Committees Investigations and Studies Funding: Committee on House Administration (H. Res. 103) (H. Rept. 101-8), 4152, 4198 [15MR]

Committees on the Library (Joint) and on Printing (Joint) Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration Expenditures (S. Res. 36) (S. Rept. 101-4), 1472 [2FE]

Construction of a Fireproof House Publications Facility: Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H.R. 2904) (H. Rept. 101-167), 15435 [20JY]

Establish the Committees on Hunger (Select), on Children, Youth, and Families (Select), and on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): Committee on Rules (H. Rpt. 101-1), 2616 [23FE]

Ethic Standards (H.R. 3660), Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 290) (H. Rept. 101-362), 29070 [15NO]

House Civic Achievement Award Program: Committee on House Administration (H.R. 2358) (H. Rept. 101-35), 14473 [12JY]

Legislative Review Activities During the 100th Congress: Committee on Ways and Means (H. Rept. 100-1133), 197 [4JA]

Matter of Representative Bates: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (H. Rept. 101-293), 25145 [18OC]

Office of Speaker of the House's Civic Achievement Award Program Appropriations: Committee on Rules and Administration (H.R. 2358) (S. Rept. 101-150), 22414 [28SE]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Agricultural Agenda, 1867 [7FE]

———Bicentennial of Congress, 4449 [15MR]

———Biotechnology Issues, 29297 [16NO]

———Congress and the Arts, 22192 [27SE]

———Congress and the Mail, 18203 [3AU]

———Congressional Support Agencies, 19678 [6SE]

———Economic Conditions, 8084 [3MY]

———Energy Efficiency, 3826 [8MR]

———Federal Budget Process, 1697 [6FE]

———Federalism in the 1980's, 5629 [5AP]

———Future Goals for the U.S. Space Program, 19673 [6SE]

———Government Guarantee, 26713 [31OC]

———Government Secrecy, 2199 [9FE]

———Improving Waste Management, 26885 [1NO]

———Issues of the 1990's, 19670 [6SE]

———Latin American Debt, 6339 [12AP]

———Line-Item Veto, 5202 [22MR]

———Management of Public Lands, 23304 [4OC]

———Observations on the Federal Budget, 1694 [6FE]

———101st Congress at Midyear, 19668 [6SE]

———Plight of the Nation's Children, 7552 [26AP]

———President Bush's Inaugural Address, 1872 [7FE]

———Reform of the Budget Process, 24158 [11OC]

———Rural Development Challenges, 19662 [6SE]

———Strategic Defense Initiative Reassessment, 3187 [1MR]

———U.S. Nuclear Weapons Plants, 1690 [6FE]

Voting Record: Representative Pease, 29619 [16NO]

Resignations

Coelho, Representative, 12169 [15JN]

Committee on Public Works and Transportation: Representative Browder, 27923 [8NO]

———Representative Towns, 27923 [8NO]

Delegation to Canada-U.S. Interparliamentary Group: Representative David Martin, 10013 [23MY]

Majority party committee appointments: Representative Robinson, 18186 [2AU]

Resolutions by organizations

Death of Claude Pepper: Tallapoosa County, AL, Commission, 10416 [8JN]

Representative Browder: Jacksonville State University, 7460 [25AP]

Representative George T. Leland: Essex County, NJ, Board of Chosen Freeholders, 31788 [21NO]

Resumes

Congressional Activity: 101st Cong., 1st sess., D145 [3AP], D409 [10JY], D719 [1NO]

———101st Cong., 2nd sess., D27 [2FE]

Rollcalls

Elected and re-elected Members, 66 [3JA]

Former Members attending annual reception, 8879 [11MY]

Quorum, 6288 [12AP], 6416 [13AP], 8814 [10MY], 8898 [11MY], 10084, 10103, 10141 [24MY], 10492 [1JN], 12883 [22JN], 13695 [28JN], 17602 [2AU], 21763 [27SE], 27100, 27101 [3NO], 29508 [16NO], 30115 [19NO]

States admittance to the Union, 5688-5690 [6AP]

Rules

Committee on Economics (Joint), 2613 [23FE]

Committee on Government Operations, 2615 [23FE]

Committee on the Judiciary's Subcommittee on Immigration, Refugees, and International Law, 9357-9359 [16MY]

Rulings of the Chair

Parliamentary inquiry: adjournment procedures, 18187 [2AU]

Point of order, 18184 [2AU]

Schedules

Bicentennial ceremonies, 92 [3JA]

Songs

``Washington Reps'': Phyllis G. Brick, 18196 [2AU]

Statements

Antiwaste Performance Pay for Congress: Citizens Against Government Waste, 29698 [17NO]

Congressional, Executive, and Judicial Salaries and Pensions: Senator Stevens, 1772-1774 [7FE]

Congressman Gunderson Receives Distinguished Service Award: Farm Bureau Federation, 175 [3JA]

Constitutional Convention for Proposing Amendments: Alexander Hamilton, 907, 909 [25JA]

———James Madison, 907 [25JA]

———Malcolm Eiselen, 909 [25JA]

———William Van Alstyne, 906 [25JA]

Different Views: Mickey Leland, 20192 [12SE]

Former U.S. Presidents Will Offer Insight to Problems: Senator Pell, 8849 [10MY]

Issues in the Equal Application of Revolving Door Statutes to the Legislative Branch, 26958 [2NO]

Not the Time To Raise Congressional Salaries, National Taxpayers Union, 29689 [17NO]

Pay Increase for Members of Congress: National Committee on Public Employee Pension Systems, 29692 [17NO]

Self-Description: Claude Pepper, 10323 [31MY]

This House Is a Sanctuary: Aaron Burr, 24592 [13OC]

Tribute to Claude Pepper, 11619 [13JN]

Tribute to James G. O'Hara: Robert P. Griffin, 10006 [22MY]

Tribute to Mickey Leland: Jim Wright, 30039 [17NO]

———Topper and Alyce Carew, 20187 [12SE]

Studies

Campaign Finance System in America: Herb Alexander and Larry Sabato, 11294 [8JN]

Reelection Rates of House Incumbents, 1790-1988: Library of Congress, 8833 [10MY]

Subpoenas

Documentation or testimony from House of Representatives, 96 [3JA]

Summaries

Amend House Rules Relative to Committee System (H. Res. 106), 4030 [13MR]

Committee on Housing and Tax Policy (Select) (H. Res. 113), 5164 [22MR]

Committee Process Reforms (H. Res. 106), 4012 [9MR]

Define the Type of Adjournment That Prevents the Presidential Return of a Bill (H.R. 849), 24535 [12OC]

Government Ethics Reform Act (H.R. 3660), 31212-31216 [11DE]

Rules Relative to the Committee System's Role in the Legislative Process (H. Res. 106), 11291 [8JN]

Truth-in-Legislating Amendment to House Rules (H. Res. 172), 12450 [20JN]

Tables

Committee on Appropriations allocations, 26796 [1NO]

Congressional mail expenditures, 26740 [1NO], 28116 [9NO]

Electoral votes, 195 [4JA]

Fiscal year 1987 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Fiscal year 1988 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Fiscal year 1989 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Franking privilege complaints, 22260 [28SE]

Government individuals affected by pay adjustments, 29492 [16NO]

House and Senate expenditures for official mail, 19592, 19593 [6SE]

House incumbents reelected, not renominated, or defeated, 1790-1988, 8833 [10MY]

House committee assigments, 79th-100th Congresses, 4029 [13MR]

House committee survey, 100th Congress, 4029 [13MR]

Legislative branch appropriations conference report (H.R. 3014), 22255 [28SE]

Legislative data, 90th, 95th and 100th Congresses, 4026 [13MR]

Member and staff ratios on House committees, 100th Congress, 4029 [13MR]

Report and passage of referred measures, 1975-86, 4029 [13MR]

Status of authorization in fiscal 1989, by House committee, 4029 [13MR]

Testimonies

Actual Enumeration of the Alien: John T. Noonan, Jr., 14547-14549 [13JY]

Congressional Ethics: Otis G. Pike, 8827, 8828 [10MY]

Government Ethics: Paul A. Volcker, 29500 [16NO]

Special Task Force on Ethics: Otis G. Pike, 8067 [3MY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 33, joint session of Congress to receive the State of the Union Message, 1125 [27JA]

H. Con. Res. 96, Members of Congress participation in bicentennial events for Constitution, Congress, and inauguration of George Washington, 6834 [18AP]

H. Con. Res. 97, House conditional adjournment, 6842 [18AP]

H. Con. Res. 150, authorizing printing of collection of tributes to Claude Pepper, 11578 [13JN]

H. Con. Res. 169, authorize printing of ``Origins of the House of Representatives—A Documentary Record'', 25475 [23OC]

H. Con. Res. 179, Congress waiving requirement for the August recess, 17054 [31JY]

H. Con. Res. 239, adjournment sine die, 31156 [21NO], 31712 [21NO]

H. Res. 1, election of Clerk of the House, Sergeant at Arms, Doorkeeper, and Chaplain, 71 [3JA]

H. Res. 2, election of Speaker and Clerk, 71 [3JA]

H. Res. 3, notification to the President of the assembly of the Congress, 71 [3JA]

H. Res. 4, notifying the President of the election of the Speaker and the Clerk of the House, 72 [3JA]

H. Res. 5, adopting rules of the House, 72 [3JA]

H. Res. 6, compensation of certain minority employees, 82 [3JA]

H. Res. 7, hour of meeting, 82 [3JA]

H. Res. 9, election of members to standing committees, 83 [3JA]

H. Res. 10, election of chairmen to standing committees, 83 [3JA]

H. Res. 11, election of minority members to Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, 83 [3JA]

H. Res. 12, appointment of House managers to conduct impeachment trial of Alcee L. Hastings, 84 [3JA]

H. Res. 13, preparation and conduct of impeachment trial of Alcee L. Hastings, 84 [3JA]

H. Res. 14, inform Senate of appointment of House managers for impeachment trial of Alcee L. Hastings, 84 [3JA]

H. Res. 15, continue fair employment practices, 85 [3JA]

H. Res. 16, expressing sorrow over death of Bill Nichols, 86 [3JA]

H. Res. 45, minority party appointments, 322 [20JA]

H. Res. 83, Commission on the U.S. House of Representatives Bicentenary, 2509 [22FE]

H. Res. 85, election of Committee on House Administration member and Committee on Post Office and Civil Service members, 2501 [22FE]

H. Res. 92, printing of the Report of the Task Force on Foreign Assistance, 2825 [28FE]

H. Res. 96, elections of members to Committees of the House, 3079 [1MR]

H. Res. 103, funding for investigations and studies by committees of the House, 5066 [21MR]

H. Res. 104, use of recycled paper, 17172 [1AU]

H. Res. 123, order of membership on Committee on House Administration, 5878 [10AP]

H. Res. 131, election of Representative Grant to Committee on Public Works and Transportation and Representative Gingrich to Committee on Printing (Joint), 6872 [18AP]

H. Res. 136, print as House document the report Anti-Drug Abuse Act—Guide to Programs for State and Local Anti-Drug Assistance, 11577 [13JN]

H. Res. 142, election of members to certain standing committees, 7593 [27AP]

H. Res. 150, appoint managers for impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 8824 [10MY]

H. Res. 151, authorities to the managers for impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 8824 [10MY]

H. Res. 152, send a message to the Senate informing them of impeachment trial, 8824 [10MY]

H. Res. 153, payment of certain Committee on the Judiciary expenses, 8825 [10MY]

H. Res. 154, releasing certain documents relative to certain complaints by Alcee L. Hastings, 8825 [10MY]

H. Res. 163, death of Claude Pepper, 10397 [31MY]

H. Res. 166, inform Senate of election of Representative Foley as Speaker, 10803 [6JN], 10911 [6JN]

H. Res. 167, inform President of election of Representative Foley as Speaker of the House, 10803 [6JN]

H. Res. 168, election of Representative Moakley as chairman of the Committee on Rules, 11147 [7JN]

H. Res. 172, truth-in-legislating amendment to House rules, 12450 [20JN]

H. Res. 174, election of Representative Louise M. Slaughter to the Committee on Rules, 11748 [14JN]

H. Res. 175, office funding for Speaker of the House, 11748 [14JN]

H. Res. 183, designation of certain minority employees, 12929 [22JN]

H. Res. 201, funding for Committee on the Judiciary investigations and studies, 17169 [1AU]

H. Res. 204, election of Representative Grandy to Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, 14967 [18JY]

H. Res. 208, funding for Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigations and studies, 17170 [1AU]

H. Res. 212, Capitol Police upgrading of one position and establishment of six additional positions with respect to House of Representatives duty, 17171 [1AU]

H. Res. 224, designating minority membership in committees of the House, 18548 [3AU]

H. Res. 232, tribute to Larkin I. Smith, 19546 [6SE]

H. Res. 233, tribute to Mickey Leland, 19547 [6SE]

H. Res. 259, election of Representative Ros-Lehtinen to the Committee on Foreign Affairs, 23394 [5OC]

H. Res. 265, election of members on certain standing committees, 24714 [16OC]

H. Res. 268, amend rules to clarify the right of the Speaker to attend any meeting and to have access to any information in the Committee on Intelligence (Select) possession, 28789 [14NO]

H. Res. 281, designating minority membership on certain standing committees, 27076 [3NO]

H. Res. 284, designating certain membership to Committees of the House, 27923 [8NO]

H. Res. 290, consideration of H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 29468 [16NO]

H. Res. 294, additional positions for the Capitol Police, 29965 [17NO]

H. Res. 299, election of Representative Tom Campbell to the Committee on the Judiciary, 30759 [21NO]

H. Res. 300, thanks to Speaker Foley, 31097 [21NO]

H. Res. 301, notify President of completion of House business, 31156 [21NO]

H.J. Res. 129, disapproving increases in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries, 2026 [9FE]

H.J. Res. 449, convening 101st Cong., 2d sess., 31156 [21NO]

H.R. 83, soliciting campaign contributions relative to other Members of Congress, 12833 [21JN]

H.R. 1133, limit campaign contributions to House candidates, 2781 [23FE]

H.R. 2358, appropriations for Office of Speaker of the House for Civic Achievement Award Program, 20118 [12SE]

H.R. 2732, limit number of congressional mass mailings, 13209 [22JN]

H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 29469-29481 [16NO], 30011-30029 [17NO], 31216-31237 [21NO]

S. 153, congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 792 [25JA]

Public Law 97-51 (congressional appropriation), 997 [25JA]

S. 157, congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 797 [25JA]

S. 207, line-item veto, 912 [25JA]

S. 272, Fair Employment in Congress Act, 1026 [25JA]

S. 354, enroll appropriations items agreed to by both Houses as a separate joint resolution, 1803 [7FE]

S. 458, investigate and report on certain displaced Salvadorans and Nicaraguans, 2967 [28FE]

S. 627, prohibit franking of congressional newsletters, 4601 [16MR]

S. 762, limit congressional mass mailings, 6042 [11AP]

S. 848, prevent distortions in House of Representatives relative to illegal alien population, 7294 [19AP]

S. 874, National Voter Registration Act, 7692 [1MY]

S. 990, restrict use of congressional frank for mass mailings and newsletters by Members, 9240 [16MY]

S. 1727, Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, 23581-23583 [5OC]

S. 1869, cost statements for congressional mass mailings, 28116 [9NO]

S. 1882, Ethics Reform Act, 29195-29210 [15NO]

S. Con. Res. 1, counting of electoral votes for President and Vice President of the U.S., 84 [3JA]

S. Con. Res. 3, inaugural ceremonies adjournment, 7, 29 [3JA], 83 [3JA]

S. Con. Res. 9, expedited consideration of certain bills and joint resolutions submitted by the President, 1073 [25JA]

S. Con. Res. 14, conditional congressional recess, 2004, 2016 [8FE], 2025 [9FE]

S. Con. Res. 22, C-SPAN anniversary, 4410 [15MR], 4691 [16MR]

S. Con. Res. 23, conditional congressional adjournment, 4481 [16MR], 4490, 4637 [16MR]

S. Con. Res. 38, conditional adjournment, 9562, 9572 [17MY], 9644 [18MY]

S. Con. Res. 50, adjournment over Fourth of July holiday, 13032, 13165 [22JN], 13271 [23JN]

S. Con. Res. 65, joint drug committee in Congress, 19015 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 66, joint drug committee in Congress, 19015 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 67, congressional adjournment, 19015 [4AU], 19315 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 84, correcting enrollment of H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 30098, 30099, 30137-30139, 30195-30197 [19NO]

S. Res. 1, notify President of assembly of Congress, 5, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 2, notify House of Representatives that quorum of the Senate is present, 6, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 5, notify of election of Senator Byrd as President pro tempore, 6, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 36, members of Committee on Printing (Joint) and members of Committee on the Library (Joint), 1565 [2FE]

S. Res. 36, members of Joint Committee on Printing and Joint Committee on the Library, 1621 [2FE]

S. Res. 93, special bicentennial session, 5603 [5AP]

S. Res. 127, impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 8988 [11MY]

S. Res. 128, impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 8989 [11MY]

S. Res. 137, death of Claude Pepper, 10282, 10372 [31MY]

S. Res. 172, tribute to Mickey Leland, 19622 [6SE]

S. Res. 176, tribute to Mickey Leland, 20242, 20315 [13SE]

S. Res. 177, tribute to Larkin I. Smith, 20243, 20315 [13SE]

S. Res. 181, authorize printing of regulations governing the use of the mailing frank, 21336 [21SE]

S.J. Res. 4, congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 798 [25JA]

S.J. Res. 6, congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 2016 [8FE]

S.J. Res. 7, congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 1461 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 17, limit terms of Members of Congress, 1054 [25JA]

S.J. Res. 48, contributions and expenditures intended to affect congressional and Presidential political races, 1562 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 98, separate House and Senate official mail cost appropriations, 6045 [11AP]

S.J. Res. 128, first strike ceremony at Capitol for the Bicentennial Commemorative Coin, 8805 [10MY]

Tributes

Alexander, Hugh Q., 22461 [28SE]

Browder, Representative, 7460 [25AP]

Cavicchia, Peter A., 25803 [24OC]

Chappell, Bill, Jr., 5883 [10AP], 5890, 5891 [11AP], 5892, 5893 [10AP]

Collins, James M., 16195 [25JY], 17088-17095 [31JY]

Dymally, Representative, 13971 [29JN]

Fazio, Representative, 1357 [31JA]

Gonzalez, Representative, 8014 [3MY]

Green, Representative, 11628 [13JN]

Griffin, Charles H., 13618 [27JN], 19960 [11SE], 20243 [13SE]

Guarini, Representative, 30048 [17NO]

Gunderson, Representative, 174 [3JA]

Horton, Representative, 11388 [8JN]

Hunt, John E., 21771 [27SE]

Jones, Ed, 6342 [12AP]

Judd, Walter, 28719 [14NO]

Kee, James, 4486, 4487 [16MR]

Koch, Edward I., 30040 [17NO]

Lantos, Representative, 2196 [9FE]

Leland, Mickey, 19507, 19510 [6SE], 19713-19715 [7SE], 20170, 20188 [12SE], 20189, 20190 [13SE], 20191 [13SE], 20192-20202 [12SE], 20245 [13SE], 20429 [14SE], 20929 [19SE], 21222 [21SE], 21360 [21SE], 21755, 21756 [26SE], 31248 [21NO], 31788 [21NO]

Lewis, Representative John, 11278 [8JN]

Michel, Representative, 10800 [6JN], 31207 [21NO]

Natcher, Representative, 12757 [21JN], 21167 [20SE]

Nichols, Representative, 15 [3JA], 432 [25JA], 1195 [31JA], 3225-3236 [2MR], 3237 [8MR]

Obey, Representative, 16755 [27JY]

O'Hara, James G., 4061, 4095 [14MR], 4237 [15MR], 9363-9385 [16MY]

Payne, Representative Donald, 4455 [15MR]

Pepper, Claude, 10275-10283, 10298, 10322, 10397, 10413, 10414, 10415-10418, 10424, 10426, 10429, 10476 [31MY], 10482, 10483, 10506, 10507, 10511, 10526, 10579, 10618 [1JN], 10741, 10742, 10766 [2JN], 10806, 10876, 10879, 10953 [6JN], 11052 [7JN], 11479 [13JN], 12456, 12474-12476, 12477 [20JN], 13492 [23JN], 14469 [12JY], 20088 [12SE]

Roberts, Kenneth A., 12634 [21JN]

Rogers, Representative, 14243 [11JY]

Rostenkowski, Representative, 30592 [20NO]

Russell, Charles H., 20723 [19SE], 22561 [29SE]

Sisk, B. F., 8459 [8MY]

Smith, Larkin I., 19507, 19510-19512, 19568 [6SE], 20327, 20373 [13SE], 20388, 20389 [13SE], 20429, 20585 [14SE], 21190 [21SE], 24118 [11OC], 27928 [8NO]

Solomon, Representative, 21760 [26SE]

Stack, Edward J., 28182 [9NO]

Tenzer, Herbert, 20420 [13SE]

Thompson, Frank, Jr., 16446 [26JY]

Vento, Representative, 1641 [2FE]

Weaver, Phillip H., 6878 [18AP]

Whitten, Representative, 26793 [1NO], 26878 [1NO]

Wright, Representative, 13954 [29JN]

Wright, Speaker, 2794-2797 [27FE], 10441 [31MY], 10494 [1JN]

Young, Representative Bill, 2511 [22FE]

Voting record

Representative Pease, 29619 [16NO]