CONSTITUTION—U.S.

Addresses

George Washington's Birthday: Representative Boggs, 2585-2587 [22FE]

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

We, the People: Representative Sangmeister, 14004 [29JN]

Appointments

Delegation for ceremonies commemorating the 200th anniversary of implementation, 7594 [27AP]

Articles and editorials

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

Are You Patriotic Enough?, 19953 [7SE]

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

Baby Step Toward Filling U.S. Day-Care Needs, 12989 [22JN]

Big Brotherly Care, 12989 [22JN]

Bill Alexander Keeps in Touch, 14486 [12JY]

Child Care Credits, 12988 [22JN]

Child Care Questions, 12989 [22JN]

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

Federally Licensed Grandmas, 12990 [22JN]

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]

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

Gun Lobby Is Running Out of Ammo, 3171 [1MR]

Help the Working Poor—Liberals and Conservatives Should Be Able To Agree on Tax Relief, 12991 [22JN]

Judge Finds Flag Law Unconstitutional, 27169 [3NO]

Licensing Grandma, 12990 [22JN]

New Day Care Plan Taxes Motherhood, 12991 [22JN]

No Jew Signed the Constitution, 29432 [16NO]

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

Other Flames To Fan, 14080 [11JY]

Outlaw Flag Burning, 13988 [29JN]

``Parenting Penalty'', 12990 [22JN]

Political Flag-Waving, 25311 [19OC]

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

RICO, Abortion, and the First Amendment, 14700 [13JY]

Rude Awakening, 626 [25JA]

Supreme Court Blows Flag Ruling, 14462 [12JY]

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

Texas Passes Amendment Proposed by James Madison, 31769 [21NO]

Verdict That Honored the Flag, 14483 [12JY]

Bills and resolutions

Bill of Rights: anniversary (see S. Res. 180)

Constitution Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 375)

Convention: proposing amendments (see S. 204)

Members of Congress: use of franking privilege to disseminate copies of the Constitution (see H.R. 1149)

Commentaries

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

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

Court decisions

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

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

Street v. New York: Earl Warren, 15009 [18JY]

———Hugo L. Black, 15009 [18JY]

Texas v. Johnson: Anthony Kennedy, 13599 [27JN]

———John P. Stevens, 15009 [18JY]

———William H. Rehnquist, 15009 [18JY], 13597, 13599 [27JN]

Voluntary School Prayer (excerpts), 12170-12174 [15JN]

Documents

Article 1 (excerpt), 3315 [2MR]

Williamsburg Charter, 29048 [15NO]

Essays

U.S. Constitution and the Right to Vote: Bronwyn K. Rick, 3328 [2MR]

———Greg Ha, 3328 [2MR]

———Tessie Buttram, 3328 [2MR]

Letters

Constitutionality of a line-item veto: Laurence H. Tribe and Philip B. Kurland, 26608 [31OC]

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

———John A. Thurmon, 15779 [21JY]

Memorandums

Analysis of Congressional Power To Impose Sanctions Upon Corporations Based on Actions Taken by Subsidiaries and Application of Such Power to Foreign Corporations: Kenneth R. Thomas, Library of Congress, 1349-1351 [31JA]

Constitutionality of Bill Protecting Independence of National Park Service Director: Steven R. Ross, 14853 [17JY]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 16672 [27JY]

California, 23739 [6OC], 27668 [7NO]

Delaware, 5338 [3AP], 5997 [11AP]

Idaho, 6805 [17AP], 6968 [18AP]

Indiana, 9140 [15MY]

Louisiana, 14475 [12JY], 16671 [27JY]

Nevada, 14017 [10JY]

New Hampshire, 14075 [11JY]

New York, 5171 [22MR]

North Carolina, 10964 [6JN]

Oregon, 20520 [14SE]

Papers

Treaty Power—Upholding a Constitutional Partnership, Senator Biden and John B. Ritch II, 18912-18919 [4AU]

War Power at a Constitutional Impasse—A ``Joint Decision'' Solution, Senator Biden and John B. Ritch II, 18899-18912 [4AU]

Petitions

Arkansas Legislative Council, 7955 [3MY]

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

Questions and answers

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

Remarks in House

Bicentennial: observance, 11396 [8JN], 19444 [4AU]

Bill of Rights: anniversary, 21505 [25SE], 22272 [28SE]

College Station, TX: A&M Consolidated High School contestants in National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 9983 [18MY]

Convention II: meetings to review constitutional issues, 24752 [16OC]

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

Enid, OK: National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution tribute to students, 7725 [2MY]

ERA: ratify (H.J. Res. 1), 119 [3JA]

Lincoln, NE: Southeast High School placement in National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 8423 [4MY]

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

———use of franking privilege to disseminate copies of the Constitution (H.R. 1149), 3549 [6MR], 7728-7731 [2MY]

National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights: tribute, 164 [3JA]

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

Thomas Dale High School, VA: tribute, 8397 [4MY]

U.S. flag: prohibit desecration (H.J. Res. 318), 13220 [22JN]

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 12844 [22JN], 12850, 12851 [22JN], 13206, 13215, 13219, 13223, 13229, 13231, 13232, 13235 [22JN], 13271-13274 [23JN], 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), 13603 [27JN]

Williamsburg, VA: religious freedom charter, 29047 [15NO]

Remarks in Senate

Bicentennial: observance, 10505 [1JN], 17564 [1AU]

Bill of Rights: anniversary (S. Res. 180), 21100 [20SE], 21452 [25SE]

Capital punishment: constitutional procedures for imposition (S. 36), 407 [25JA]

Cedar Falls, IA: tribute to high school students, 7832 [2MY], 8800 [10MY]

Charleston Heights, SC: tribute to R.B. Stall High School students, 7897 [3MY]

Connecticut: students participation in National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 12721 [21JN]

Convention: proposing amendments (S. 204), 904-909 [25JA]

East Brunswick, NJ: tribute to high school participants to National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 10380 [31MY]

Moriarty, NM: tribute to high school students, 7894 [3MY]

New England, ND: St. Mary's High School participation in National Bicentennial Competition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, 8213 [4MY]

North Carolina: special interest in Bill of Rights, 24244 [12OC]

President: foreign relations and war power authorities, 18898 [4AU]

Southington, CT: tribute to high school students, 7994 [3MY]

Supreme Court: clarify the expedited review of constitutional issues, 23151-23153 [4OC]

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

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

———Supreme Court ruling on desecration, 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]

West Warwick, RI: tribute to high school students, 7896 [3MY]

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

Reports

Commission on the Bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution: Warren E. Burger, 358-361 [24JA]

Constitutionality of Possible Amendment to Act for Better Child Care Services Relative to Removing Certificate: David M. Ackerman, Library of Congress, 12344-12345 [19JN], 12979 [22JN]

Convention II Findings: Thomas Rooney, 24752 [16OC]

Reports filed

Use of Franking Privilege by Members of Congress to Disseminate Copies of the Constitution: Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (H.R. 1149) (H. Rept. 101-38), 7434 [25AP]

Resolutions by organizations

Ratification of constitutional amendment on congressional pay raises: Oregon Legislative Assembly, 21506 [25SE]

Songs

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

Statements

Constitutional Amendments: Robert H. Jackson, 13599 [27JN]

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

———James Madison,, 907 [25JA]

———Malcolm Eiselen, 909 [25JA]

———William Van Alstyne, 906 [25JA]

Constitutional Grant of Powers Affecting International Relations: Edward S. Corwin, 14804 [17JY]

Constitutionality of the Amendment Prohibiting Desecration of the U.S. Flag, 23122 [4OC]

Desecration of U.S. Flag: H.F. Gierke, 13207 [22JN]

———Larry W. Rivers, 13207 [22JN]

———Senator Kerrey, 17577 [1AU]

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

Human Life Amendment: President Bush, 1174 [27JA]

Interpreting the Constitution: Paul M. Bator, 4731 [17MR]

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

Legal Problems With 1977 Panama Canal Treaties: Representative Crane, 1865 [7FE]

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

Role of the Senate: Thomas J. Walsh, 3907 [9MR]

Studies

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

Testimonies

Democracy: Kenneth W. Starr, 9803 [18MY]

Desecration of U.S. Flag: Representative Applegate, 15703 [20JY]

Supreme Court Appointment of Robert H. Bork: Paul M. Bator, 4731 [17MR]

Texts of

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

H.J. Res. 1, ERA ratification, 119 [3JA]

H.J. Res. 297, constitutional amendment on voluntary school prayer, 12169 [15JN]

H.R. 1149, Members of Congress use of franking privilege to disseminate copies of the Constitution, 7728 [2MY]

S. 36, procedures for imposing capital punishment, 409-411 [25JA]

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

S. Res. 180, Bill of Rights anniversary, 21101, 21150 [20SE]

S.J. Res. 144, amendment on voluntary silent prayer, 10364 [31MY]

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