CIVIL LIBERTIES

Addresses

American Justice and Civic Responsibility: Joy Cherian, 8454 [8MY]

American Liberty: Greek Senate, 5047 [21MR]

Anniversary of Tibetan Uprising: Dalai Lama, 2875 [28FE]

Appeals to Expatriates: Violeta B. Chamorro, 23320 [4OC]

Civil Liberties in Tibet: Representative Burton, 10175 [24MY]

Cuban Civil Liberties: Armando Valladares, 3056 [28FE]

Current State of Society: Sheldon Hackney, 30656 [20NO]

Democracy in Poland: Jacek Kuron, 18926 [4AU]

———President Bush, 7042 [18AP]

Founders' Day Service at Hebrew Union College: Hyman Bookbinder, 5780 [6AP]

Genocide of Armenians in Ottoman Empire: Walter Karabian (excerpt), 7420 [25AP]

Greek Struggle for Independence: Petros Mavomichalis, 5052 [21MR]

Harvard Commencement Ceremony: Benazir Bhutto, 12698 [21JN]

Hebrew Union College's Founders' Day: Hyman Bookbinder, 8003 [3MY]

NAACP Walter White Award Dinner: Representative Fish, 9959-9961 [18MY]

New U.S. Policy Toward Apartheid: Senator Kennedy, 3337 [2MR]

Polish and Chilean Human Rights: President Bush, 11310 [8JN]

Raoul Wallenberg Congressional Human Rights Award Acceptance: Dalai Lama, 17107 [31JY]

Raoul Wallenberg Congressional Human Rights Award Presentation to Dalai Lama: Kathryn C. Porter, 19503 [15AU]

———Representative Hoyer, 8404 [4MY]

———Representative Lantos, 17107 [31JY]

Reform in the Soviet Union: Representative Broomfield, 10717 [1JN]

Situation in People's Republic of China: Lee Teng-hui, 11622 [13JN]

South Africa—Economics and Politics, Azhar Cachalia, 20569-20571 [14SE]

Star Spangled Banner: Ray Willas, 13957 [29JN]

Wonderful Epidemic of Freedom: Senator Dole, 12956 [22JN]

Advertisements

Open letter to Fidel Castro, 4638 [16MR]

Affidavits

Human rights violations by UNITA in Angola (sundry), 6661 [13AP]

Agenda

National Puerto Rican Coalition, Inc., 2200 [9FE]

Agreements

Internationally recognized workers rights: Fred M. Zeder, OPIC, 29380 [16NO]

Analyses

Dial-a-Porn Amendment to the Dept. of Labor, HHS, Education and Related Agencies Appropriations (H.R. 3566), 29902 [17NO]

Federal Employees Participation in Politics (S. 135), 754 [25JA]

Racial Justice Act (H.R. 2466), 10193 [24MY]

Announcements

Joint national resistance initiative on policy toward South Africa, 19672 [6SE]

Articles and editorials

Abortion Fight—It's Not Just a Matter of Religion, 31657 [21NO]

Abortion Law's Empty Words, 17109 [31JY]

Abortion—Rights and Responsibilities, 10445 [31MY]

Above All, Human Rights, 1160 [27JA]

Affirmative Action Crumbs, 2153 [9FE]

After 35 Years, Soviet Stop Jamming of U.S. Broadcasts—Link to Gorbachev's New York Visit, 4437 [15MR]

Amendment Is Worse—Burning Flag a Bad Idea, 14081 [11JY]

Anti-Apartheid Worker Killed, 8383 [4MY]

Are You Patriotic Enough?, 19953 [7SE]

As National Symbol Flag Deserves Respect, 14721 [14JY]

At Last, a Little Attention to Human Rights, 4043 [13MR]

Baker Follows the Same Theme—Human Rights Emphasis Doesn't End With Shultz, 1158 [27JA]

Between Ankara and Jerusalem, 27117 [3NO]

Between Worlds—Now That Soviet Jews Are Freer to Emigrate, U.S. Is Less Hospitable, 14677 [24JY]

Bill Alexander Keeps in Touch, 14486 [12JY]

Bishop Says Indonesia Tortures in East Timor, 11380 [8JN]

Black Wins $140,000 Under Stiff Housing Law, 9444 [16MY]

Bulgaria and the Turks, 15037 [18JY]

Burden of Angola, 24225 [12OC]

Bush's Soviet Trade Stance Hailed, 10154 [24MY]

Bush's Veto Punishes the Poor, 26095 [25OC]

Children of Armenia—Living Proof of the Inextinguishable Human Spirit, 10842-10846 [6JN]

Children of Cocaine, 17482 [1AU]

China Considers Boeing Copters, 6824 [17AP]

China's Failure in Tibet, 4415 [15MR]

Chinese Airborne Troops Being Trained in Tibet, 6825 [17AP]

Chinese Army Eyes Boeing Copters for Its Attack Force, 6824 [17AP]

Chinese Student Arrested in 1987, Detained Again, 15642 [20JY]

Chinese Students Here Tell of Threats, 14273 [12JY]

``Climate of Terror'' Again Grips Guatemala—Killers, Bombers Said To Target Civil Rule, 24745 [16OC]

Cloud Over Glasnost, 10466 [31MY]

Community Under Attack, 8856 [10MY]

Congress Stingy on Reparations, 19905 [7SE]

Court-Ordered Recognition of a Homosexual Group by Georgetown University, 20497 [14SE]

Crimes of Hate, 23190 [4OC]

Crisis in Central America, 4121 [14MR]

Cuban Prisoners, 30039 [17NO]

Czechoslovak Leaders Soften the Hard Line, 19127 [4AU]

Dalai Lama Seeks Middle Way on Tibet, 4414 [15MR]

Dalai Lama's Prize, 24540 [13OC]

Damage Control for G.U., 20506 [14SE]

Darkness in Kosovo, 28601 [13NO]

Dishonorable Action, 27820 [7NO]

Do South African Sanctions Make Sense?, 2483 [22FE]

Doctor's Abortion Business Is Lucrative, 12201 [15JN]

Don't Waive Jackson-Vanik Yet, 7032 [18AP]

Double Standard on Human Rights?, 4044 [13MR]

Drawing the Line on Prenatal Rights, 17483 [1AU]

Embassy Went Too Far in Armenian Affair, 27116 [3NO]

Emigration Bar Lifted for 42 Jewish Refuseniks, 4437 [15MR]

Far Out With the First Amendment, 13815 [28JN]

Flag Protection Proposal Draws Delegates' Unanimous Approval, 24580 [13OC]

Flag Will Survive, 15025 [18JY]

Flag-Burning and Executions, 14080 [11JY]

Flag-Burning Free Speech?, 14700 [13JY]

Fly Old Glory on July 21 To Protest Recent Court Ruling, 14765 [14JY]

Free the Plantados, 30413 [20NO]

Freedom, Firearms, and the Chinese Experience, 23881 [6OC]

Freedom's Fourth, Forever, 14080 [11JY]

Fresnans Win Genocide Resolution, 28043 [9NO]

Gay-Rights Bill Passes Massachusetts Legislature, 27592 [7NO]

General Noriega Regime Plots Vote Fraud, Foes Say, 7363 [19AP]

Georgetown Case Threatens Church Independence, 20505 [14SE]

Georgetown—A Portent of Future Church-State Relations, 20504 [14SE]

Giving Solidarity a Fighting Chance, 20576 [14SE]

Have We Really Done Enough for Civil Rights?, 13848 [28JN]

Help for a Librarian, 1859 [7FE]

Henry Der Marches on—Chinese-American Advocate Strives To Uphold Rights, 10382 [31MY]

Homosexual Rights, 13545 [27JN]

Honduras Says It Seized Arms Bound for Salvadoran Rebels, 25795 [24OC]

How About a Cuban Plebiscite?, 4639 [16MR]

Human Rights Double Standards?, 4413 [15MR]

Ideology for All Seasons, 1168 [27JA]

In Jungle at Thai-Burmese Border, Last Stand for Student Protesters, 14276 [12JY]

In Nicaragua, Election Observers Are Coming?, 24875 [17OC]

In Turkey, Being a Responsible Editor Often Means Prison, 10387 [31MY]

Initiative Shifts to Independents, 29589 [16NO]

Intelligence Panels Dispute Charges Against Savimbi, 28627 [14NO]

International Human Rights and the Bush Administration, 8850 [10MY]

Is Moscow Due That Rights Session?, 1158 [27JA], 3052 [28FE]

Is Nothing Private? Computers Hold Lots of Data on You—And There Are Few Limits on Its Use, 30712 [21NO]

Israel Demeans Itself in an Affront to Armenians, 27116 [3NO]

Jackson-Vanick Waiver Is Premature, 16744 [27JY]

Judge Finds Flag Law Unconstitutional, 27169 [3NO]

Lasting Misery of Castro's Prisons, 27843 [8NO]

Let's Tear Off Their Hoods, 8854 [10MY]

Limits of Glasnost, 7342 [19AP]

Lithuanian Mass Movement Calls for Independence, 2473 [22FE]

Lithuanians Recall Independence—Moscow Allows Thousands To Mark Short-Lived Autonomy, 2514 [22FE]

Major Laws on Privacy, 30715 [21NO]

Mass Arrests Carried Out, 6823 [17AP]

Morals, Diplomacy and Genocide in Armenia, 27117 [3NO]

Mr. Vanik Amends His Amendment, 10155 [24MY]

Namibian Voters Deny Total Power to SWAPO, 31829 [11DE]

Never Mind Your Number—They've Got Your Name, 30716 [21NO]

Nicaraguans Register in Huge Numbers, 26183 [26OC]

Nicaraguans Want Sandinistas Out, 28720 [14NO]

No Reason Exists To Tinker With the Constitution, 14079 [11JY]

Operation Rescue Arrests, 20845 [19SE]

Opponents of Noriega Warn of Electoral Fraud, 7362 [19AP]

Opposition to Disabilities Act OK, 21741 [26SE]

Origins of the Right of Privacy, 2011-2014 [8FE]

Other Flames To Fan, 14080 [11JY]

Outlaw Flag Burning, 13988 [29JN]

Overhauling of Straight America (excerpts), 13950 [29JN]

Panama Puts Limits on Entry, 7363 [19AP]

Party Chief—Army Used Poison Gas on Georgians, 15071 [18JY]

Peephole Telephoning, 8582 [9MY]

Policemen, Pro-Lifers and Babies, 23640 [5OC]

Prejudice Against Excellence, 10381 [31MY]

President Urges Castro to Free All Political Prisoners, 30413 [20NO]

Press South Africa To End Oppression, 3785 [8MR]

Prisoner of Conscience, 27583 [7NO]

Pro-Abortion Catholics in Congress—Look Who's Helping To Promote Abortion on Demand, 25909 [25OC]

Pro-Autonomy Lithuanians Celebrate 1918 Independence, 2514 [22FE]

Prohibiting the Desecration of the U.S. Flag, 14485 [12JY]

Pro-Life Feminism—An Idea Whose Time Has Come, 12617 [20JN]

Pro-Lifers Are Put Through a Second Selma, 20844 [19SE]

Pursued by Baying Yahoos, 18025 [2AU]

Rape, Incest and Abortion, 31655 [21NO]

Religion and Business in China, 5862 [10AP]

Religious Passions Rumble in Ukraine, 2171 [9FE]

Remembering Roy Wilkins, 10729 [1JN]

Render Unto Ceasar, 20507 [14SE]

Rescuers Brutalized, but Who Cares?, 20846 [19SE]

Rethinking Human Rights, 1158 [27JA]

Right Diminished, 16763 [27JY]

Rights, Responsibilities and the Flag, 23124 [4OC]

Rights Group Cites Abuses in Nicaragua, 28559 [13NO]

Rights Monitors See Increase in Abuses by Sandinista Army, 7045 [18AP]

Romania's Darkness—If Communism Has an Evil Emperor, He Is Nicolae Ceausescu, 7415 [25AP]

Rude Awakening, 626 [25JA]

Russians To Get Right To Strike After Rash of Wildcat Actions, 8727 [9MY]

Save Money—Help the Disabled, 19890 [7SE]

Save the People Power Revolution, 7341 [19AP]

Saw Maung Sells Burma to Survive, 6997 [18AP]

Scoop on Snooping—It's a Cinch, 30715 [21NO]

Seed Money for Democracy, 1168 [27JA]

Senate Panel Hears Legion on Flag Amendment, 24580 [13OC]

Sending Mr. Savimbi a Message, 24225 [12OC]

Some Burmese Student Protesters Disappear While in Army Custody, 2921 [28FE]

Sound the Alarm, 28623 [14NO]

South African Minister Urges More Sanctions To End Apartheid, 19937 [7SE]

Southern Africa—The Garden Violated, 13192 [22JN]

Soviet Georgia Stabilizing—14 Reported Missing, 7328 [19AP]

Soviet Legal Reforms, 10254 [25MY]

Soviets Draft New Laws Letting Unions Strike—Labor Chided for Neglecting Workers' Rights, 8728 [9MY]

Specter of Quotas, 2153 [9FE]

Stalin Wanted Us To Become Russians and To Worship a Russian God, 1098 [25JA], 3989 [9MR]

State Placates Yugoslavia in Human Rights Dispute, 31743 [21NO]

Stuck in Time—In Czechoslovakia, Repression Lives On, 2774 [23FE]

Supreme Court Blows Flag Ruling, 14462 [12JY]

Tapping Into a Scandal—Fired Workers Say Cincinnati Bell, Police Bugged Lines, 7026 [18AP]

Terrorists Develop Links With China, 6824 [17AP]

Thirty Years of Fidel Castro, 4640 [16MR]

Thousands of Ethnic Turks Deported in Bulgarian Assimilation Campaign, 11924 [15JN]

Three Rights Groups Say Haiti Regime Breaks Commitment to Democracy, 3178 [1MR]

370th Anniversary of the First Strike for Civil Liberties and Equality in America Waged by Polish Colonists, 15769 [21JY]

Tibetan Struggles, 9337 [16MY]

Time To Target Hate Crimes, 3784 [8MR]

U.N. Inquiry Says Iran Still Abuses Human Rights, 31751 [21NO]

U.S. Calls Sandinista Election Laws Unfair, 7470 [25AP]

U.S. Doctors Say Soviets Used Potent Tear Gas, 15071 [18JY]

U.S. Easing Sanctions on China—3 Months After Massacre, Impact of Curbs Lessens, 19982 [12SE]

U.S. May Step Up Panama Sanctions, 7364 [19AP]

Ukrainian Nationalism Stirring Anew in Soviet ``Colony'', 3988 [9MR]

Uncivil Wrong, 24658 [13OC]

Verdict That Honored the Flag, 14483 [12JY]

Victim—``I Ain't Dead'', 9456 [17MY]

What Is America?, 14615 [13JY]

When Rights Collide, 25502 [23OC]

White Activist Is Assassinated in South Africa, 8383 [4MY]

White South African Women Step Off Their Pedestals to Fight Apartheid, 1859 [7FE]

Whose Rights Does Creche Violate?, 31802 [21NO]

Why I Came In From the Cold, 23189 [4OC]

Witness to China's Shame—How Human Rights and Families Suffer in Tibet, 2878 [28FE]

Women Face Police Wrath, 9975 [18MY]

World's Unwanted, 24162 [11OC]

Young Republicans Support Independent State for Sikhs, 23627 [5OC]

Bills and resolutions

Abortion: constitutional amendment (see H.J. Res. 86)

———pregnancy-related services under federally funded programs (see H.R. 857)

———right to life (see S. 73; H.J. Res. 25, 118, 15)

Age Discrimination in Employment Act: amend (see S. 1293; H.R. 1432)

Aged: clarify certain protections relative to employee benefit plans (see H.R. 3200)

American Indian Religious Freedom Act: amend (see H.R. 1546)

Blacks: examine the impact of the history of slavery on living African Americans (see H.R. 3745)

California: religious communities' unified efforts in combatting violence and anti-Semitism in southern region (see H. Res. 124)

Communications industry: equal employment opportunities (see H.R. 248)

Courts: eliminate the one-party consent exception to the prohibition on eavesdropping in non-law-enforcement cases (see H.R. 2551)

———exclusionary rule in Federal criminal proceedings (see S. 379)

———prejudice-based crimes (see H.R. 947)

———protect rights of crime victims (see S. 1923)

———rights for persons subjected to grand jury investigation (see H.R. 1503)

———use of certain evidence to challenge sentencing relative to disproportionate imposition of capital punishment (see H.R. 2466)

———use of testimony, prior convictions, and defendant rights regarding evidence against him (see H.J. Res. 14)

Cultural rights: constitutional amendment preserving (see S.J. Res. 97)

Doherty, Joseph P.: application for political asylum (see S. Con. Res. 62; H. Con. Res. 62)

Elections: enforce constitutional amendments relative to denial of participation (see H.R. 1582)

Employment: conditions of disclosure of information acquired from polygraph tests (see H.R. 3451)

———elimination of discriminatory wage practices (see H.R. 41)

———ensure equal employment opportunities by radio and television broadcasting stations (see H.R. 247)

———prevent potential abuses of electronic monitoring in the workplace (see H.R. 2168)

Equal Access to Voting Act: enact (see S. 675)

ERA:(see S.J. Res. 1; H.J. Res. 1)

FAA: limit age restrictions imposed upon aircraft pilots (see H.R. 3498)

Fair employment practices resolution: continue provisions (see H. Res. 15)

Fair Employment Reinstatement Act: enact (see S. 1261)

Federal employees: participation in politics (see S. 135)

———prohibit discrimination in the legislative and judicial branches (see H.R. 3276)

———protections against prohibited personnel practices (see H.R. 25)

Firearms: right to keep and bear arms (see H. Con. Res. 27)

Foreign trade: condition for granting most-favored-nation treatment (see H.R. 2307)

———denying most-favored-nation status to certain countries (see H.R. 398)

Freedom of Choice Act: enact (see S. 1912; H.R. 3700)

Freedom of Information Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 42; H.J. Res. 167)

Handicapped: action against a State relative to denial of free public education (see S. 1431)

———prohibit employment discrimination (see H.R. 291)

———rights and privileges relative to individuals dependent on service dogs or animals (see H.R. 1729)

———tax credits for small businesses for costs of public accommodations for the disabled (see H.R. 3500)

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 150; H.J. Res. 292)

Homosexuals: prohibit discrimination (see H.R. 655)

Immigration: status for certain persecuted Soviet and Vietnamese nationals and adjust status for certain parolees (see S. 893; H.R. 2929)

Income: eliminate discriminatory wage-setting practices relative to sex, race, or national origin (see S. 16)

Indians: ensure management of public lands does not undermine religious practices (see S. 1124)

———treatment of traditional religious practices (see S. 1979)

Law enforcement officers: reduce Federal assistance to agencies without officers' bill of rights (see H.R. 222)

National Freedom Fighters Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 222)

Native American Grave and Burial Protection Act: enact (see S. 1021)

Postal Service: recommendations to the Universal Postal Union to maintain the privacy of communications (see H. Con. Res. 229)

Privacy Act: commission to improve protection of individual information (see H.R. 126)

Quality Assurance in the Private Sector Drug Testing Act: enact (see S. 1903)

Religious Freedom Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 146)

Reproductive Health Equity Act: enact (see S. 1946)

Schoolbusing: constitutional amendment (see H.J. Res. 49)

Schools: periods of silence in public schools (see H. Con. Res. 10, 11, 76)

———promote respect through teaching (see H.R. 3077)

———restore voluntary prayer and promote separation of powers (see S. 74, 241)

Social Security: improved treatment of women through working spouse's benefits (see H.R. 259)

Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (see S. 1629)

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (see H.R. 1662)

———increase the international minimum age for combat (see H. Res. 283)

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Reauthorization Act: enact (see S. 1800; H.R. 3504)

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Temporary Reauthorization Act: enact (see S. 1801)

U.S. flag: constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration (see S.J. Res. 165, 167, 169, 171, 180; H.J. Res. 324-326, 328-337, 339, 340, 342, 343, 348-351, 359, 360, 365, 377)

———prohibit desecration (see S.J. Res. 179; H.R. 2744, 2778, 2855, 2978, 2982; H.J. Res. 302-310, 312, 314, 315, 317-319, 321, 322, 323; H. Con. Res. 159; H. Res. 184, 185)

———prohibit desecration (see S. 1338)

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (see S. Res. 151; H. Res. 186, 188)

Valladares, Armando: Presidential Medal of Freedom award (see S. Con. Res. 58; H. Con. Res. 176)

Wallenberg, Raoul: release of prison records by Soviet Union (see S. Con. Res. 60)

Workers' Political Rights Act: enact (see S. 1645)

Books

``Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders,'' American Psychiatric Association (excerpt), 20572 [14SE]

``Private Choice—Abortion in America in the Seventies,'' John T. Noonan, Jr., 18219 [3AU]

Briefs

Prisoners retain constitutional rights to religious freedom, 22546 [29SE]

Broadcasts

Cuban Political Prisoners, Peter Jennings, ABC News, 29288 [16NO]

Chronologies

Abuse of human rights by the Sandinistas—History of lies and broken promises, 6499-6503 [13AP]

Position on Haiti, Representative Major R. Owens, 3178 [1MR]

Commentaries

Flag desecration: John C. Rose, KCTV, Kansas City, MO, 14066 [11JY]

———KPSA-Radio, Alamogordo, NM, 13966 [29JN]

Communiques

Lhasa under martial law—United States and Britain express concern for rights, 6823 [17AP]

National convention of the American Hungarian Federation, 31774 [21NO]

PLA airborne units train on Tibetan plateau, 6824 [17AP]

Court decisions

Abington School District v. Schemp (school prayer): Supreme Court, 984 [25JA]

———Potter Stewart (dissent), 984 [25JA]

Halter and Haywood v. State of Nebraska: John M. Harlan (1907), 13594 [27JN]

Spence v. Washington (desecration of U.S. flag): Supreme Court, 15705 [20JY]

Texas v. Johnson (desecration of U.S. flag): Anthony Kennedy, 13599 [27JN]

———William H. Rehnquist, 13597, 13599 [27JN]

———William J. Brennan, Jr., 15705 [20JY]

Documents

Amendment of District of Columbia Human Rights Act, 20497 [14SE]

Claudio Benedi Doctrine on Institutional Violation of Human Rights, 17943 [2AU]

Human Rights in Cuba, March-August 1989: Cuban American National Foundation, 21090-21094 [20SE]

Nonviolent Demonstrations: Commission on Civil Rights, 20847-20852 [19SE]

Soviet Decree Amending Law on Criminal Liability, 10254 [25MY]

Essays

Helsinki Agreement—Accordance or Dissonance? Lisa C. Orr, 13989 [29JN]

Why America Should Protect the Flag: Kevin Jordan, 24943 [18OC]

Factsheets

Asylum for People's Republic of China Nationals, 23399 [5OC]

Update on Estonia's Political Awareness and National Reawakening, 1988-89, 3190 [1MR]

Homilies

Respect Life Sunday: Robert L. Marciano, 28953 [14NO]

Interviews

Don't let hysteria hurt flag's meaning: Representative Don Edwards with USA Today, 14462 [12JY]

Letters

Abortion, 8808 [10MY], 10186 [24MY], 26506 [30OC]

———Elizabeth Cohen, 14003 [29JN]

———Marcia T. DeRosa, 9576 [17MY]

———Michael Wong, 8760 [10MY]

———Nancy E. Sampson, 28359 [9NO]

Abortion funding: President Bush, 29340 [16NO]

Abortion rejected, son lives: Karen Koblinsky, 3501 [6MR]

Church versus state: Douglas Alexander, Citizens for Educational Freedom, 20506 [14SE]

———James V. Heidinger II, 20505 [14SE]

———John C. Holms, Association of Christian Schools, 20506 [14SE]

———Joseph E. Broadus, 20503 [14SE]

———Ronald Reagan, 20503 [14SE]

Civil Liberties Public Education Fund: Robert D. Reischauer, CBO, 26220 [26OC]

Dangerous irony of the abortion-rights message: Eunice K. Shriver, 7454 [25AP], 7653 [1MY]

Demonstrations against abortion: American Life Lobby, Inc., 20855 [19SE]

———Beverly Lahaye, Concerned Women for America, 20856 [19SE]

———Coalitions for America, 20855 [19SE]

———Eagle Forum, 20855 [19SE]

———H.F. Gierke, 19709 [7SE]

———John P. Fowler, 20846 [19SE]

———Josef Scheidler, Pro-Life Action League, 20856 [19SE]

———Randall A. Terry, Operation Rescue (organization), 20856 [19SE]

———Ray Allen, American Coalition for Life, 20856 [19SE]

Desecration of the U.S. flag: Carol Herndon, 15771 [21JY]

———Magazine Publishers of America, Inc., 24984 [18OC]

———National Newspaper Association, 24983 [18OC]

———People for the American Way Action Fund, 24988 [18OC]

———Richard M. Gordon, 13598 [27JN]

———several constitutional law professors, 24984-24986 [18OC]

———Texas constituents, 14374 [12JY]

———Tobin Melroy, 16218 [26JY]

Fair Employment Reinstatement Act: Barbara R. Arnwine, Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, 13413 [23JN]

———Morton Halperin, ACLU, 13413 [23JN]

Firearms control: Robert D. Valenzi, 6630 [13AP]

Freedom of choice, 8810 [10MY]

Internationally recognized workers rights: William J. Cunningham, AFL-CIO, 29380 [16NO]

Interpretation of District of Columbia Human Rights Act relative to recognition of homosexual groups at Georgetown University: Timothy S. Healy, 20500-20502 [14SE]

Refugee admissions to U.S.: Senators Biden, Thurmond, Kennedy, and Simpson, 22302 [28SE]

———Senators Kennedy and Simon, 22303 [28SE]

Relief of Minoru Yasui: Senator Wirth, 22510 [29SE]

Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag: Henry S. Merithew, 15326 [19JY]

———John A. Thurmon, 15779 [21JY]

Terror against pro-democracy demonstrators outside of People's Republic of China (excerpts), 13418 [23JN]

Torture Victim Protection Act: Representative Fascell, 22714 [2OC]

Treatment of Amadeo Lopez in El Salvador: Peter O'Driscoll, 4118-4120 [14MR]

Lists

Classifications from ``Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders'', 20572 [14SE]

Jewish Women for Emigration and Survival in Refusal, 4437 [15MR]

Organizations supporting the inclusion of acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients into the Americans With Disabilities Act, 19867 [7SE]

Organizations supporting the religious liberty and academic freedom amendment to H.R. 3026, 22864 [3OC]

Prisoners of Conscience adopted by a State, 3986, 3987 [9MR]

Pro choice petition signers, by State, 24764 [17OC]

State and Federal requirements on recording conversations for use as court evidence, 9148 [15MY]

Tibetan political prisoners in Lhasa area prisons, 9940 [18MY]

Memorandums

Refugee Admissions: Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, 6206 [12AP]

Memorials of legislature

California, 14017 [10JY], 15621 [20JY], 24682 [16OC]

Hawaii, 10964 [6JN]

Kansas, 8845 [10MY]

Louisiana, 14573 [13JY]

Maine, 19926 [7SE]

Maryland, 9482 [17MY]

Michigan, 320 [20JA]

New York, 5171 [22MR]

Pennsylvania, 10160 [24MY]

Wisconsin, 19925 [7SE]

Messages

Consistency of the Emigration Laws and Policies of Hungary: President Bush, 26162 [26OC]

Motions

U.S. flag: prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), concur in the Senate amendments, 24182 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), table Dole amendment, 23421 [5OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), table Wilson amendment, 23420 [5OC]

Newsletter

Desecration of U.S. flag: Democratic Study Group, 20097 [12SE]

Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag: Representative de la Garza, 13597 [27JN]

Opinions

Affirmative action: Supreme Court, 12832 [21JN]

———Thurgood Marshall, 12486 [21JN]

Desecration of U.S. flag: Supreme Court, 24981 [18OC]

———William H. Rehnquist, Byron R. White and Sandra D. O'Connor, 12952 [22JN]

Halter and Haywood v. State of Nebraska: John M. Harlan (1907), 13594 [27JN]

Homosexual behavior: Byron R. White (excerpts), 13950 [29JN]

———Warren Burger (excerpts), 13950 [29JN]

Religious liberty, Court of Appeal of the District of Columbia, 21689-21693 [26SE]

Pamphlets

Panama Without Law: Nina Shea, Puebla Institute, 6597-6602 [13AP]

Papers

Road to the Geneva Resolution Against Romania: Z. Michael Szaz, 10169 [24MY]

Petitions

Elmore County, AL, Commissioners, 19926 [7SE]

Emblem Club Sisters of Alaska, 19926 [7SE]

Jefferson, NJ, Township Council, 15851 [24JY]

Miami, FL, City Commission, 20052 [12SE]

Raymondville, TX, City Commissioners, 19926 [7SE]

Richland, WA, City Council, 15851 [24JY]

Santa Cruz, CA, Board of Supervisors, 1688 [6FE]

Several Armenian refuseniks, 7526 [26AP]

Weakley County, TN, Commission, 25499 [23OC]

Poems

``Amnesty International'', Simon Farisani, 4449 [15MR]

Presentation

Children's Rights in International Perspective—The Convention on the Rights of the Children: Clifford O'Donnell and David Johnson, 16340 [26JY]

Press releases

Commander calls for ``redoubled'' campaign for flag's protection, 24579 [13OC]

Employment discrimination: National Women's Law Center, 13413 [23JN]

Proclamations

Captive Nations Week: President Bush, 15325 [19JY]

Ukrainian Independence Day: Thomas J. Volgy, Mayor of Tucson, AZ, 1098 [25JA]

Programs

Martin Luther King, Jr., Day, Attleboro, MA, 335 [20JA]

Questions and answers

Constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 18649 [3AU]

Remarks in House

Abortion: Federal funding for victims of rape and incest, 24764, 24765, 24766, 24767, 24768, 24769, 24770 [17OC]

———impact on local elections, 27926, 27927 [8NO], 28286-28294 [9NO]

———pro choice versus right to life, 5677 [6AP], 7485-7487 [26AP], 7571 [26AP], 8808, 8810 [10MY], 10186 [24MY], 12201 [15JN], 12617 [20JN], 12827 [21JN], 13633, 13642, 13646 [27JN], 13873 [28JN], 14003 [29JN], 14031 [11JY], 15726 [21JY], 18218 [3AU], 19486 [4AU], 20432 [14SE], 24763 [17OC], 26472 [30OC], 26866 [1NO], 29883 [17NO], 31761 [21NO]

———right to life, 1174 [27JA], 2182, 2217 [9FE]

———rights extend beyond ethnicity, 18542 [4AU]

Age Discrimination in Employment Act: amend (H.R. 1432), 4461 [15MR], 5909 [10AP]

American Indian Religious Freedom Act: amend (H.R. 1546), 5114 [21MR]

Amnesty International: assistance to prisoners of conscience, 4449 [15MR]

Arts: Federal funding, 20100, 20101 [12SE]

Black History Month: observance, 2360 [21FE]

Blacks: examine the impact of the history of slavery on living African Americans (H.R. 3745), 30683 [21NO]

Buffalo, NY: observance of Captive Nations Week, 22474 [28SE]

Chicago Conference of Abortion Rights Organizers: anniversary, 2217 [9FE]

Communism: effects of 1952 law relative to admission of aliens or foreign visitors, 12189 [15JN]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights agreements, 1157 [27JA], 14006 [29JN]

———London Information Forum on free flow of information between countries, 6346 [12AP]

———meeting in Paris, France, 10076 [23MY]

Courts: use of certain evidence to challenge sentencing relative to disproportionate imposition of capital punishment (H.R. 2466), 10191 [24MY]

Democracy: importance of the Constitution, 5502 [5AP]

———international movement, 9620 [18MY], 27723 [7NO]

District of Columbia: abortion funding, 18539, 18541, 18544, 18547 [3AU], 19146-19154 [4AU]

———discriminatory guidelines for educational institutions, 24091-24098 [11OC]

Employment: conditions of disclosure of information acquired from polygraph tests (H.R. 3451), 24548 [13OC]

Europe: social and political reform in Communist countries, 19472 [4AU]

FBI: regulate conduct (H.R. 50), 138 [3JA]

Federal aid programs: deny community development funding for violators, 15407 [20JY]

Federal employees: protections against prohibited personnel practices (H.R. 25), 180 [3JA]

Foreign trade: condition for granting most-favored-nation treatment (H.R. 2307), 8830-8831 [10MY]

Freedom of Choice Act: enact (H.R. 3700), 30039 [17NO]

Freedom of Information Day: designate (H.J. Res. 167), 4086 [14MR]

Freedom of speech: nonviolent protest, 16761 [27JY]

Gay and Lesbian Pride and History Month: New York, NY, observance, 11845 [14JN]

Handicapped: rights and privileges relative to individuals dependent on service dogs or animals (H.R. 1729), 5800 [6AP]

Homosexuality: influence in society, 13950-13953 [29JN]

———prohibit discrimination (H.R. 655), 340 [24JA]

House of Representatives: fair employment practices (H. Res. 15), 85 [3JA]

Immigration: enforcement of antidiscrimination laws, 17587 [1AU]

———status of certain nationals of the People's Republic of China (H.R. 2966), 15780 [21JY]

International Foundation for the Survival and Development of Humanity: Free Movement for Everybody symposium, 8398 [4MY]

Japanese Americans: compensation for internment during World War II, 18683 [3AU], 17145 [4AU], 26235-26243 [26OC], 31819 [21NO]

Jewish Women Against Refusal: tribute, 4017, 4018 [9MR]

Kentucky: ACLU controversy over nativity scene on State Capitol grounds, 31802 [21NO]

London Information Forum: accomplishments, 11049 [7JN]

Long Island Committee for Soviet Jewry: position paper, 10076 [23MY]

Medicaid: adopt and enforce adult guardianship laws (H.R. 372), 138 [3JA]

National Day of Concern for the Sudan: observance, 4011 [9MR]

National Endowment for Democracy: anniversary, 1167 [27JA]

National Freedom of Information Day: designate (H.J. Res. 167), 3181 [1MR]

National objectives: efforts to obtain, 23950 [10OC]

———legislative priorities, 13639 [27JN]

New Haven, CT: tribute to the Commission on Equal Opportunities, 10196 [24MY]

Postal Service: recommendations to the Universal Postal Union to maintain the privacy of communications (H. Con. Res. 229), 30073 [17NO]

Privacy Act: commission to improve protection of individual information (H.R. 126), 2217 [9FE]

Protection, 14033 [11JY]

Raoul Wallenberg Scholarship Program: human rights assembly in Budapest, Hungary, 5639 [5AP]

Religion: persecution of Buddhist Church, 11617 [13JN]

———protection of civil liberties relative to academic freedom, 22863-22867 [3OC]

———school prayer, 8679-8684 [9MY]

Religious Freedom Week: designate (S.J. Res. 146), 20759 [19SE]

———observance, 21458 [25SE], 22065 [27SE]

Supreme Court: constitutionality of dial-a-porn decision, 13498, 13500 [27JN]

Tennessee: Pulaski and Giles County efforts against racism, 24766 [17OC]

Tiananmen Square Foundation: raising money for exhibition and tour of Goddess of Democracy Statue, 14019 [10JY]

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (H.R. 1662), 5480 [4AP], 22713-22717 [2OC]

———increase the international minimum age for combat (H. Res. 283), 27814 [7NO]

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights: family planning clinics, 16771 [28JY]

U.S. flag: constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration, 19512 [6SE], 19712 [7SE], 20938 [19SE], 27820 [7NO]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 337), 13649 [27JN], 20117 [20SE]

———constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 350), 14235 [11JY], 28599 [13NO]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 305), 13956 [29JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 317), 12844 [22JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 318), 13220 [22JN]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), 15976 [24JY], 16561 [27JY], 16767 [27JY], 17119 [31JY], 19709 [7SE], 20096-20102 [12SE], 20117, 20118 [12SE], 20210, 20232, 20236 [12SE], 24177, 24182-24188 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), consideration (H. Res. 262), 24180 [12OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), motion to take from Speaker's table, 23395 [5OC]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 12844 [22JN], 12850, 12851 [22JN], 13206, 13215, 13219, 13223, 13229, 13231, 13232, 13235 [22JN], 13271-13274, 13493 [23JN], 13495-13501 [27JN], 13637, 13650, 13653, 13654, 13660 [27JN], 13777, 13779-13802, 13840 [28JN], 13851, 13855, 13858, 13876 [28JN], 13955 [29JN], 13966, 13981, 13983, 13987, 13988, 13995, 14005 [29JN], 14030, 14031, 14066 [11JY], 14374, 14462 [12JY], 14918 [17JY], 15101 [19JY], 15326 [19JY], 15703, 15705 [20JY], 15770 [21JY], 15961 [24JY], 16459, 16461 [27JY], 16815, 16816 [28JY], 17577 [1AU], 18192 [2AU], 18648, 18652 [3AU], 19439, 19463, 19499 [4AU], 19953 [7SE], 28025 [8NO]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (H. Res. 186), 13592-13602, 13603 [27JN]

Remarks in Senate

Abortion: pro choice versus right to life, 7996 [3MY], 8760 [10MY], 10693 [1JN], 11135 [7JN], 14192 [11JY], 19049-19051 [4AU], 20843 [19SE]

———right to life, 3501 [6MR]

———right to life (S. 73), 425 [25JA]

Age Discrimination in Employment Act: amend (S. 1293), 14180 [11JY]

Aged: employment discrimination, 18462 [3AU]

Amnesty International: adoption of Prisoners of Conscience, 3986 [9MR]

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures (S. 1970), 31493-31495 [21NO]

Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act: constitutionality, 11466 [13JN]

Chinese Nationals' Choice of Status Act: enact (S. 1288), 14169 [11JY]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights issue, 8368 [4MY]

Computer Matching and Privacy Protection Act: delay effective date for existing agency matching programs (H.R. 2848), 14616 [13JY]

———delay effective date for existing agency matching programs (H.R. 2848), placed on calendar, 14365 [12JY]

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe: human rights, fundamental freedoms, and family reunification, 6737 [17AP]

Correctional institutions: religious liberties of inmates, 22545-22547 [29SE]

Courts: exclusionary rule in Federal criminal proceedings (S. 379), 1951 [8FE]

———judicial determination of alleged discrimination on the basis of disability, 19850 [7SE]

———protect rights of crime victims (S. 1923), 30183 [19NO]

———protect rights of persons to due process of law and equal protection of the laws (S. 235), 966 [25JA]

Cultural rights: constitutional amendment preserving (S.J. Res. 97), 5828 [7AP]

Diseases: inclusion of acquired immune deficiency syndrome patients into the Americans With Disabilities Act, 19866-19871 [7SE]

District of Columbia: protection of religious liberty and academic freedom, 20499 [14SE], 21688 [26SE], 22450 [28SE]

Drug abuse: exclude individuals who are users of illegal drugs from being qualified as disabled, 19873-19877, 19883 [7SE]

Equal Access to Voting Act: enact (S. 675), 4886-4890, 4892, 4948 [17MR]

ERA (S.J. Res. 1), 1037-1040 [25JA]

Fair Employment Reinstatement Act: enact (S. 1261), 13411-13414 [23JN]

Federal employees: participation in politics (S. 135), 754 [25JA]

Foreign trade: waiver of Jackson-Vanik restrictions on trade with Soviet Union, 9044 [12MY]

Freedom of Choice Act: enact (S. 1912), 29768-29770, 29830 [17NO]

Freedom of Information Day: designate (H.J. Res. 167), 4691 [16MR]

———designate (S.J. Res. 42), 1305 [31JA]

Handicapped: discrimination on the basis of disability relative to wilderness areas, 19833 [7SE]

———exclude certain sexual and psychological disorders from the definition of the term disability, 19884 [7SE]

———permit action against a State relative to denial of free public education (S. 1431), 16916 [31JY]

———tax credit for small business complying with requirements for public accommodations, 19886 [7SE]

Income: eliminate discriminatory wage-setting practices relative to sex, race, or national origin (S. 16), 555 [25JA]

Indians: ensure that management of public lands does not undermine religious practices (S. 1124), 10967 [6JN]

———treatment of traditional religious practices (S. 1979), 31571 [21NO]

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights: report on Panama, 6958 [18AP]

Japanese Americans: compensation for relocation during World War II, 19904 [7SE], 22504-22512 [29SE]

Jewish Women Against Refusal (organization): hunger strike in Soviet Union, 4417 [15MR]

London Information Forum: Helsinki accords, 5763 [6AP]

Lucas, William: Supreme Court decisions, 18880-18883 [4AU]

National Endowment for the Arts: funding guidelines, 16285 [3AU], 24898 [17OC]

Native American Grave and Burial Protection Act: enact (S. 1021), 9547 [17MY]

Quality Assurance in the Private Sector Drug Testing Act: enact (S. 1903), 29750-29753, 29755 [17NO]

Refugees: admission to U.S., 22301 [28SE]

Religion: restore voluntary prayer in public schools and promote separation of powers (S. 241), 983 [25JA]

———restore voluntary prayer in public schools and promote separation of powers (S. 74), 425 [25JA]

Reproductive Health Equity Act: enact (S. 1946), 30563 [20NO]

Telephone: privacy, 8582 [9MY]

Tiananmen Square Memorial Park Authorization Act: enact (S. 1232), 13108 [22JN]

Torture Victim Protection Act: enact (S. 1629), 20534 [14SE]

U.N.: adoption of Convention on the Rights of the Child, 31249, 31683 [21NO]

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Reauthorization Act: enact (S. 1800), 26166, 26167 [26OC]

U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Temporary Reauthorization Act: enact (S. 1801), 26167 [26OC]

U.S. flag: burning on Capitol steps, 26592, 26597 [31OC]

———constitutional amendment on display and care (S.J. Res. 171), 13441 [23JN]

———constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration, 23575 [5OC], 27566 [6NO]

———constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration (S.J. Res. 167), 13161 [22JN], 13281 [23JN]

———constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration (S.J. Res. 169), 13162 [22JN]

———constitutional amendment prohibiting desecration (S.J. Res. 180), 15014-15025 [18JY], 22455 [28SE], 24665-24681 [16OC], 24818-24836, 24879 [17OC], 24942-24952, 24975-24990 [18OC], 25242-25258 [19OC]

———prohibit desecration, 24579 [13OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), 23120-23148, 23151-23153, 23156, 23157, 23160-23163, 23166-23173, 23177 [4OC], 23416, 23417, 23418, 23420-23422, 23577, 23578 [5OC]

———prohibit desecration (H.R. 2978), unanimous-consent agreement, 23163 [4OC]

———prohibit desecration (S. 607), 13471 [23JN]

———prohibit desecration (S.J. Res. 179), 15004 [18JY]

———prohibit desecration (S. 1338), 15004-15014, 15021 [18JY], 22455 [28SE]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 12945, 12951 [22JN], 14079 [11JY], 14250, 14251, 14258 [12JY], 14517, 14615 [13JY], 14764 [14JY], 14808 [17JY], 16217 [26JY], 16834 [31JY], 17340 [1AU], 18920 [4AU], 20087 [12SE], 25275 [19OC], 26721 [1NO], 27169 [3NO]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, unanimous-consent agreement, 14725 [14JY]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration (S. Res. 151), 13001-13004 [22JN]

Wiretapping: protection of civil liberties, 7025 [18AP]

Workers' Political Rights Act: enact (S. 1645), 21136 [20SE]

Reports

Abortion: C. Everett Koop, 5122-5126 [21MR]

Coercive Abortion—Growing Tragedy: AID, 21020 [20SE]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe—Congressional Delegation Trip to the Soviet Union: Senator DeConcini, 4429-4437 [15MR]

Native American Grave and Burial Protection Act: Committee on Indian Affairs (Select) (S. Rept. 100-601) (S. 1021) (excerpt), 9547 [17MY]

Refugee Status Determination Procedures and Criteria: U.N., 15526 [20JY]

Torture Victim Legal Claims: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 22717 [2OC]

Reports filed

Age Discrimination in Employment Act Amendments: Committee on Education and Labor (H.R. 1432) (H. Rept. 101-221), 19327 [4AU]

Constitutional Amendment To Prohibit Desecration of the U.S. Flag: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 180), 21325 [21SE]

Federal Employees' Participation in Politics: Committee on Governmental Affairs (S. 135) (S. Rept. 101-165), 24881 [17OC]

Federal Role in Determining the Medical and Psychological Impact of Abortion on Women: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 101-392), 31241 [11DE]

Flag Protection Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1338), 21325 [21SE]

———Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1338) (S. Rept. 101-152), 22566 [29SE]

———(H.R. 2978): Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 2978) (H. Rept. 101-231), 19781 [7SE]

———Consideration of H.R. 2978: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 262) (H. Rept. 101-275), 24029 [11OC]

———Motion to Dispose of Senate Amendments: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 262) (H. Rept. 101-275), 24129 [11OC]

Freedom of Information Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 42), 26163 [26OC]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 150), 11350 [8JN]

Religious Freedom Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 146), 11350 [8JN]

U.N. Civil Action for Recovery From Persons Engaging in Torture: (H.R. 1662) (H. Rept. 101-55), 9405 [16MY]

Resolutions by organizations

Desecration of U.S. flag: American Legion, 24579 [13OC]

———Portsmouth, RI, 24544 [13OC]

Songs

``Don't Burn Old Glory,'' Gary Shook, 18920 [4AU]

Statements

Apology to Japanese Canadians for World War II Internship: Government of Canada, 19905 [7SE]

Desecration of the U.S. Flag, 13595 [27JN], 23122 [4OC]

———ABA, 24819 [17OC]

———Anthony M. Kennedy, 24677 [16OC]

———Bush Administration, 25256 [19OC]

———Dept. of Justice, 24983 [18OC]

———Earl Warren, 24666 [16OC]

———Geoffrey Stone, 24819 [17OC]

———Glenn Bennett, 13598 [27JN]

———H.F. Gierke, 13207 [22JN]

———John P. Stevens, 12952 [22JN], 24666 [16OC], 25247 [19OC]

———Larry W. Rivers, 13207 [22JN]

———President Bush, 24989 [18OC], 25258 [19OC]

———Representative Montgomery, 14688 [13JY]

———Reserve Officers Association of the U.S., 19709 [7SE]

———Robert H. Jackson, 13599 [27JN]

———Robert J. Spanogle, 13597 [27JN]

———Senator Kerrey, 24982 [18OC]

———William H. Rehnquist, 24666 [16OC], 24983 [18OC], 25242 [19OC]

———William J. Brennan, Jr., 24677, 24678 [16OC], 25245 [19OC]

Church Versus State: Richard Harris, 20506 [14SE]

Constitution—First Amendment Rights: Hugo L. Black, 13601 [27JN]

Flag Stands for the Freedom To Be Wrong: Senator Kerrey, 17577 [1AU]

Genocide of Armenians in Ottoman Empire: Henry Morgenthau, Sr. (excerpt), 7422 [25AP]

———Raphael Lemkin, 7419 [25AP]

———Talaat Pasha, 7422 [25AP]

———William Saroyan, 7422 [25AP]

Helsinki Accords: Leonard Sussman, 5764 [6AP]

Homosexual Behavior: David Pence, 13546 [27JN], 13950 [29JN]

Human Rights and Dignity: Robert F. Kennedy, 11431 [9JN]

Jackson-Vanik and Stevenson Amendments—Measured Responses in an Unstable Environment: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 2848 [28FE]

June 21, 1989—The Day That America Cries: Reading, PA, Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America, 18192 [2AU]

Listen to Our Flag Speak to Us, 24181 [12OC]

London Information Forum: Leonard H. Marks, 9958 [18MY]

Pittsburgh, PA, Police Brutality During Prolife March: Jane Doe, 16437 [26JY]

Prayer in Public Schools: John F. Kennedy, 25251 [19OC]

Religious Liberty Act: Bradley P. Jacob, 22452 [28SE]

———Christian College Coalition, 22451 [28SE]

———James V. Heidinger II, 22453 [28SE]

———John C. Holmes, 22452 [28SE]

———Norris W. Sydnor, Jr., 22451 [28SE]

———Robert G. Morrison, 22451 [28SE]

———Robert P. Dugan, Jr., 22451 [28SE]

Statutory Approach To Protecting Flag: Senators Hatch and Grassley (minority views), 22886-22887 [3OC]

Tiananmen Square: President Bush, 13110 [22JN]

Torture and Civil Liberties Violations in El Salvador (excerpts), 22580 [29SE]

Studies

History—Second Amendment Right to ``Keep and Bear Arms'': Subcommittee on the Constitution, 621-626 [25JA]

Summaries

Fair Employment Reinstatement Act (S. 1261), 13413 [23JN]

Testimonies

Bush Amendment to Legislation To Prohibit Flag Desecration, 23141 [4OC]

Convention on the Rights of the Child: Representative Christopher H. Smith, 30670 [21NO]

Desecration of the U.S. Flag: Eugene W. Hickok, Jr., 24672 [16OC], 25255 [19OC]

———Representative Applegate, 15703 [20JY]

———Representative Michel, 14687 [13JY]

———Walter Dellinger, 25249 [19OC]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 229, recommendations to the Universal Postal Union to maintain the privacy of communications, 30074 [17NO]

H. Res. 15, continue fair employment practices adopted by the House, 85 [3JA]

H. Res. 186, Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. Flag, 13592 [27JN]

H. Res. 256, consideration of H.R. 3385, assistance for free and fair elections in Nicaragua, 23262 [4OC]

H. Res. 262, consideration of H.R. 2978, prohibit desecration of the U.S. flag, 24180 [12OC]

H.J. Res. 167, Freedom of Information Day, 4086 [14MR]

H.J. Res. 348, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 13996 [29JN]

H.J. Res. 350, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 14235 [11JY]

H.R. 655, prohibit discrimination on the basis of affectional or sexual orientation, 341 [24JA]

H.R. 1662, Torture Victim Protection Act, 22714 [2OC]

H.R. 2466, Racial Justice Act, 10192 [24MY]

H.R. 2978, Flag Protection Act, 20102 [12SE]

S. 16, Pay Equity Technical Assistance Act, 556 [25JA]

S. 47, prohibit discrimination on basis of sexual orientation, 628 [25JA]

S. 135, Federal employees' participation in politics, 754 [25JA]

S. 235, protect rights of persons to due process of law and equal protection of the laws, 966-970 [25JA]

S. 241, restore the right of voluntary prayer in public schools and to promote the separation of powers, 984 [25JA]

S. 675, Equal Access to Voting Act, 4890-4892 [17MR]

S. 1021, Native American Grave and Burial Protection Act, 9548 [17MY]

S. 1232, Tiananmen Square Memorial Park Authorization Act, 13109 [22JN]

S. 1261, Fair Employment Reinstatement Act, 13412 [23JN]

S. 1338, protect physical integrity of U.S. flag, 15008 [18JY]

S. 1370, Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act, 15641 [20JY]

S. 1629, Torture Victim Protection Act, 20535 [14SE]

S. 1645, Workers' Political Rights Act, 21136 [20SE]

S. 1801, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Temporary Reauthorization Act, 26167 [26OC]

S. 1903, Quality Assurance in the Private Sector Drug Testing Act, 29753 [17NO]

S. 1912, Freedom of Choice Act, 29769 [17NO]

S. 1946, Reproductive Health Equity Act, 30563 [20NO]

S. 1970, constitutional procedures for imposing capital punishment, 31496-31505 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 26, Association of Southeast Asia Nations refuge for Vietnamese asylum-seekers, 10825 [6JN]

S. Con. Res. 41, civil liberties of Jews in Ethiopia, 10775 [2JN]

S. Res. 151, Supreme Court ruling on desecration of U.S. flag, 13166 [22JN]

S.J. Res. 1, equal rights for men and women, 1037 [25JA]

S.J. Res. 97, constitutional amendment to preserving cultural rights, 5828 [7AP]

S.J. Res. 146, Religious Freedom Week, 11444 [9JN], 20759 [19SE]

S.J. Res. 150, Helsinki Human Rights Day, 11126 [7JN], 11445 [9JN], 16973 [31JY]

S.J. Res. 179, prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 15004 [18JY]

S.J. Res. 180, constitutional amendment to prohibit desecration of U.S. flag, 15015 [18JY]

S.J. Res. 212, National Day of Remembrance of the 75th Anniversary of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-23, 22570 [29SE]