LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

Addresses

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Ground Breaking: President Bush, 26710 [31OC]

Promoting Drug-Free Lifestyles: Stan Friesen, 25378 [20OC]

Amendments

District of Columbia: appropriations for additional law enforcement officers (H.R. 1502), 20473-20475, 20564, 20566 [14SE]

Indian country: Dept. of the Interior authority for certain law enforcement activities (H.R. 498), 29816, 29818, 29839, 29840, 29841, 29842 [17NO]

Analyses

Police Corps Act (S. 1299), 14328 [12JY]

Use of Stolen or Counterfeit Property in Undercover Operations by Official Representatives (H.R. 3760), 30688 [21NO]

Appointments

National Advisory Commission on Law Enforcement, 24114 [11OC]

Articles and editorials

Anti-Drug Units Spar Over Who's in Charge—DEA, Customs Clash on Probe Powers, 11612 [13JN]

Capitol Cop, 5618 [5AP]

FBI Story, 4463 [15MR]

Going the Extra Mile, 21167 [20SE]

I Didn't Think It'd Happen in Central Park, 11831 [14JN]

Officer of the Month—Corporal Rucker Receives October Award, 24748 [16OC]

Officer of the Month—Senior Corporal Morrell Receives July Honor, 16441 [26JY]

Pilgrimage Strengthens Their Faith, 12829 [21JN]

Police Officer of the Year, 29346 [16NO], 30590 [20NO]

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

Rocky Stevens Selected Officer of the Month, 1695 [6FE]

Senate Staffers Unhappy Over Being Treated Like Tourists as Electronic Screening Begins, 22885 [3OC]

SE's Cpl. Pinney Receives May Honor, 11621 [13JN]

Setting the Record Straight, 14227 [11JY]

Steven McDonald Story, 12202 [15JN]

Take the Oath, Put on the Badge and Do the Job, 10459-10461 [31MY]

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

Traffickers Raise Ante, Drug Agents Cross Line, 20633-20636 [15SE]

2 Drug Lords Lived Lavishly in Mexico City Cellblocks, 16222 [26JY]

Bills and resolutions

Attorney General: increase authority over certain damage claims (see S. 604; H.R. 972)

Capital punishment: penalty for killing certain Federal officers (see H.R. 1197)

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

———age and service requirements relative to retirement (see H.R. 3142)

———revise laws relative to organization and authority (see H.R. 2922)

———upgrade one position and establish six additional positions relative to House of Representatives duty (see H. Res. 212)

CIA: consideration of certain prior service for determining annuities for law enforcement officers (see H.R. 3295)

Committee on Labor Relations for the Capitol Police (Joint): establish (see H. Con. Res. 110)

Crime and criminals: limit the exclusion of evidence obtained as a result of a search or seizure (see H.R. 1239)

———program for local rape prevention and control projects (see H.R. 2288)

———use of stolen or counterfeit property in undercover operations by official representatives (see H.R. 3760)

District of Columbia: appropriations for additional police (see H.R. 1502, 2109)

———establish an Office of the Attorney General (see H.R. 168)

Drug abuse: delay Controlled Substances Act amendment relative to the transfer of forfeited property (see S. 976; H.R. 2918)

———enhance efforts in fighting the war against (see H.R. 90)

———military assistance in the interdiction of illegal transportation (see H.R. 86, 108)

———penalties for related murders (see H.R. 3342)

Families: determination of survivor annuity requirements (see H.R. 3400)

FBI: recruitment and retention of agents (see H.R. 1429)

———regulate conduct (see H.R. 50)

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

Federal employees: extend certain civil service retirement provisions to INS, Customs Service, and IRS law enforcement officers (see S. 513; H.R. 1083)

Federal Protective Service: law enforcement authority (see H.R. 684)

Firearms: require statement from law enforcement agency relative to obtaining license to deal in arms (see H.R. 1612)

Health care: permit certain emergency personnel to conduct pre-incident planning activities (see H.R. 2186)

Income: adjust administratively uncontrollable overtime pay of Federal officers and agents (see H.R. 215)

———lump-sum disability payment (see H.R. 2870)

Indian country: Dept. of the Interior authority for certain law enforcement activities (see H.R. 498)

INS: expand arrest authority of officers and employees (see H.R. 3333)

Insurance: extend benefits to those killed or disabled in line of duty while not employed by U.S. (see H.R. 223)

Labor unions: right to organize of certain security personnel (see H.R. 2205, 2718)

Law Day U.S.A.: designate (see S.J. Res. 52)

Law enforcement and education: reduce and redistribute certain U.S.' NATO contributions to support (see H.R. 3672)

Local government: improve antinarcotics trafficking and money laundering operations (see S. 1312)

Maine: reimburse local law enforcement departments for expenses arising from Presidential security (see H.R. 2792)

National Capital Public Safety Administration: establish (see H.R. 1701)

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 72; H.J. Res. 135)

National Law Enforcement Training Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 137; H.J. Res. 273)

Police Corps Act: enact (see S. 1299)

Police Corps Program: establish (see H.R. 2798)

Postal Service: treat uniformed inspectors as law enforcement officers for retirement purposes (see H.R. 1632)

Public demonstrations: compensation for expenses for State and local agencies for Federal nuclear-related activities (see H.R. 650)

Smithsonian Institution: amend laws relative to the police force of the National Zoological Park (see S. 1521; H.R. 2866)

Taxation: exempt retired public safety officers from the early withdrawal tax on pension distributions (see S. 1055)

Tribute (see H.J. Res. 158)

Court documents

State of New York v. Daniel Mirambeaux, 5456 [4AP]

Eulogies

Foreign Service officers killed in terrorist bombing of Pan American Airways Flight 103: Robert E. Lamb, 4128 [14MR]

Factsheets

Drug Intelligence Assistance Act (S. 1312), 14593 [13JY]

Interviews

Drug abuse, with Francis C. Hall, 4723 [4AP]

Letters

Appreciation to FBI: William A. Cook, 5465 [4AP]

Food for gun thoughts, 2571 [22FE]

Mexican efforts to control illegal narcotics-related activities: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 15202 [19JY]

———U.S. delegation to Mexico-U.S. Interparliamentary Group, 15203 [19JY]

VA's security service: Senator Cranston, 535 [25JA]

———Thomas K. Turnage, 535 [25JA]

War on illegal drugs: Charles D. Owens, 10111 [24MY]

———Dave Parkman, 10111 [24MY]

———David Hunter, 10109 [24MY]

———Dennis F. Hyde, 10109 [24MY]

———Ed Teeter, 10110 [24MY]

———Gary S. Culbreath, 10108 [24MY]

———James E. Keown, Sr., 10108 [24MY]

———James H. Carter, 10110 [24MY]

———Larry E. Davis, 10112 [24MY]

———Larry K. Mills, 10111 [24MY]

———National Parents' Resource Institute for Drug Education, Inc., 10110 [24MY]

———Phil D. Johnson, Jr., 10112 [24MY]

———Steve Castlberry, 10108 [24MY]

Lists

Law enforcement officers killed in line of duty in Indiana, 26780 [1NO]

Memorials of legislature

Guam, 5338 [3AP]

Petitions

Baton Rouge, LA, Municipal Police Employees Retirement System, 3143 [1MR]

Poems

``In Memoriam—Police Officer Jerry Hartless,'' Robert E. Fleetwood, 31804 [21NO]

Press releases

Officer of the Month—Sergeant Horwitz selected for September award, 21750 [26SE]

Senior Corporal Clifton receives June honor, 12410 [19JN]

Program booklet

Capitol Police ceremony, 30574 [20NO]

Questions and answers

VA Dept. of Medicine and Surgery, VA police officer employment, 535 [25JA]

Remarks in House

Amherst, NY: safest community, 9599 [17MY]

Attorney General: increase authority over certain damage claims (H.R. 972), 8606 [9MY], 29930 [17NO]

Capital punishment: certain murders (H.R. 2102), 3197 [1MR], 28733 [14NO], 19075 [4AU]

———certain murders of Federal agent, 21749 [26SE]

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

———upgrade one position and establish six additional positions with respect to House of Representatives duty (H. Res. 212), 17171 [1AU]

Civil liberties: deny community development funding for violators, 15407 [20JY]

Committee on Labor Relations for the Capitol Police (Joint): establish (H. Con. Res. 110), 8413 [4MY]

Congressional budget: setting forth (H. Con. Res. 106), Frenzel motion to instruct conferees, 8610-8613 [9MY]

Crime and criminals: limit the exclusion of evidence obtained as a result of a search or seizure (H.R. 1239), 7402 [25AP]

———use of stolen or counterfeit property in undercover operations by official representatives (H.R. 3760), 30688 [21NO]

Customs Service: extend certain civil service retirement provisions to enforcement officers (H.R. 1083), 2584 [22FE]

Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction and law enforcement, 16495 [27JY]

District of Columbia: appropriations for additional law enforcement officers (H.R. 1502), 11270 [7JN], 11391 [8JN], 11556-11561, 11571 [13JN], 26909-26913 [2NO]

———funding for training of law enforcement officers, 23306 [4OC]

———residency requirements for employment, 18538, 18539, 18540, 18544-18547 [3AU]

Drug abuse: death of law enforcement officers, 13657 [27JN], 18536 [3AU], 20722 [19SE]

———funding provisions of H.R. 2402, 14032 [11JY]

El Salvador: U.S. policy, 13755-13768 [28JN]

Families: determination of survivor annuity requirements (H.R. 3400), 23102 [3OC]

FBI: recruitment and retention of agents (H.R. 1429), 4463 [15MR]

Hatcher, Everett: drug-related crime in New York, NY, 3817 [8MR]

Income: adjust administratively uncontrollable overtime pay of Federal officers and agents (H.R. 215), 185 [3JA], 28515 [13NO]

Indian country: Dept. of the Interior authority for certain law enforcement activities (H.R. 498), 10029-10032 [23MY]

INS: extend certain civil service retirement provisions to law enforcement officers (H.R. 1083), 2584 [22FE]

Insurance: lump-sum disability payment (H.R. 2870), 14374 [12JY], 14500 [12JY]

IRS: extend certain civil service retirement provisions to law enforcement officers (H.R. 1083), 2584 [22FE]

Kentucky State Police: tribute for handling of hostage situation, 20952 [20SE]

Labor unions: right to organize for certain security personnel (H.R. 2718), 20711 [18SE]

Law Day U.S.A.: designate (S.J. Res. 52), 7413 [25AP]

Louisville, KY: killing of employees of Standard Gravure Corp., 21520 [26SE]

Maine: reimburse local law enforcement departments for expenses arising from Presidential security (H.R. 2792), 14009 [29JN]

Motor Vehicle Theft Law Enforcement Improvement Act: enact (H.R. 542), 279 [19JA]

Motor vehicles: front and rear license plates, 21167 [20SE]

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial: ground breaking, 25446 [23OC], 26105 [25OC], 26361, 26364 [26OC], 26503, 26504, 26507 [30OC], 26516, 26518 [31OC], 26709 [31OC], 31743 [21NO]

National Law Enforcement Training Week: designate (H.J. Res. 273), 9624 [18MY], 14008 [29JN]

———designate (S.J. Res. 137), 13949 [29JN]

National Police Week: observance, 9420 [16MY]

New Haven, CT: tribute to Dept. of Police Service Street Crime Narcotics Unit, 25809 [24OC]

New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police: tribute, 13650 [27JN]

New York, NY: school renamed for Edward R. Byrne, 7480 [25AP]

Newport Beach, CA: tribute to law enforcement officers, 28030 [8NO]

Philadelphia, PA: tribute to mounted police, 8865 [10MY]

Postal Service: treat uniformed inspectors as law enforcement officers for retirement purposes (H.R. 1632), 5324 [23MR]

Public demonstrations: compensation for expenses for State and local agencies for Federal nuclear-related activities (H.R. 650), 343 [24JA]

———toleration of peaceful dissent, 23640 [5OC]

Public safety officers: radio interoperability, 2503 [22FE]

Texas: tribute to law enforcement officials, 9023 [11MY]

U.S. Marshal Service: tribute, 10458 [31MY]

Remarks in Senate

Attorney General: increase authority over certain damage claim (S. 604), 4571 [16MR], 26461 [27OC]

———increase authority over certain damage claims (H.R. 972), 26461 [27OC], 30642 [20NO]

California: emergency law enforcement appropriations, 25418 [23OC]

Capitol Buildings and Grounds: security procedures, 22884 [3OC]

Capitol Police: awards ceremony, 30574 [20NO]

Crime and criminals: corruption of public officials and law enforcement officers, 22948 [3OC]

———underfunded law enforcement agencies, 7651 [1MY]

Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction and law enforcement support activities, 17651-17656 [2AU]

District of Columbia: appropriations for additional law enforcement officers (H.R. 1502), 16225 [26JY], 20465, 20473-20477 [14SE]

———appropriations for additional law enforcement officers (H.R. 1502), House amendment, 30447, 30449 [20NO]

Dominican Republic: extradition of suspected criminals to U.S., 5455 [4AP]

Drug abuse: campaign strategy, 4722 [17MR]

———coordination of Federal agencies with recipient State and local anti-drug operations, 17460 [1AU]

———disposition of forfeited property (S. 976), 8971 [11MY], 18807, 18927 [4AU], 22944 [3OC]

———Federal funding of control campaign, 13283 [23JN], 19068 [4AU], 22132, 22133 [27SE], 22930, 22931 [3OC]

———funding for an international antinarcotics strike force, 21117 [20SE]

———law enforcement efforts in small towns and rural areas, 22536-22538 [29SE]

———officer authority over airborne trafficking, 17393-17398 [1AU]

El Salvador: assistance for training of law enforcement officers, 21077 [20SE]

Federal drug control agents: salary and compensation, 20633 [15SE]

Federal officers: equity in compensation, 27652 [7NO]

———extend certain retirement provisions (S. 513), 3488 [3MR], 10694 [1JN]

Income: adjust administratively uncontrollable overtime pay of Federal officers and agents (H.R. 215), 28414-28416 [13NO]

Indian country: Dept. of the Interior authority for certain law enforcement activities (H.R. 498), 29184 [15NO], 29838-29842 [17NO]

International antinarcotics strike force: funding, 21117 [20SE]

Local government: improve antinarcotics trafficking and money laundering operations (S. 1312), 14591 [13JY]

Mexico: drug enforcement problem, 15197-15217 [19JY], 16222 [26JY]

National Correctional Officers Week: designate (S.J. Res. 72), 3534 [6MR], 9291 [16MY]

National Law Enforcement Council: anniversary, 11010 [6JN]

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial: ground breaking, 25935, 26071 [25OC], 26640, 26678 [31OC], 26780 [1NO]

National Law Enforcement Training Week: designate (S.J. Res. 137), 9916 [18MY]

New York, NY: slayings, 3131 [1MR]

Police Corps Act: enact (S. 1299), 14324, 14325, 14328 [12JY]

Smithsonian Institution: National Zoological Park police force (S. 1521), 22650 [2OC]

Taxation: exempt retired public safety officers from the early withdrawal tax on pension distributions (S. 1055), 9864 [18MY]

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

Reports filed

Additional Law Enforcement Officers in the District of Columbia: Committee on Governmental Affairs (H.R. 1502) (S. Rept. 101-123), 20052 [12SE]

Claims for Damages Resulting From Law Enforcement Activities: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 604) (S. Rept. 101-163), 24507 [12OC]

Dept. of the Interior Law Enforcement Authority in Indian Country: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 498) (H. Rept. 101-60), 10049 [23MY]

———Committee on Indian Affairs (Select) (H.R. 498) (S. Rept. 101-167), 24993 [18OC]

Law Day U.S.A.: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 52), 2646 [23FE]

National Law Enforcement Training Week: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 137), 11350 [8JN]

Smithsonian Institution's National Zoological Park Police Force: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. 1521) (S. Rept. 101-145), 22414 [28SE]

Resolutions by organizations

Assault weapons: Chiefs of Police Association of Vermont, 26886 [1NO]

Semiautomatic weapons: Chiefs of Police Association of Vermont, 29268 [15NO]

Statements

How Do You Know When You Need a Labor Committee? V.L. Van Fleet, 8414 [4MY]

Murder of Federal Agents: Robert Bonner, 3197 [1MR]

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

Tables

Dept. of Justice appropriations, 12747 [21JN]

Federal budget for drug law enforcement, abuse, and treatment: Bernard L. Ungar, GAO, 13284, 13286 [23JN]

Organized crime drug enforcement funds, 22491 [29SE]

Testimonies

Law Enforcement in District of Columbia: Gary Hankins, 18162, 18183 [2AU]

Mexican Efforts to Control Illegal Narcotics-Related Activities: several witnesses, 15210-15212 [19JY]

Texts of

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. 294, additional positions for the Capitol Police, 29965 [17NO]

H.J. Res. 273, National Law Enforcement Training Week, 9624 [18MY]

H.R. 215, adjust administratively uncontrollable overtime pay of Federal officers and agents, 28515 [13NO]

H.R. 498, clarify and strengthen authority for certain law enforcement activities in Indian country, 10029 [23MY], 29838 [17NO]

H.R. 972, increase the authority of the Attorney General relative to certain damage claims, 8606 [9MY]

H.R. 1502, appropriations for additional District of Columbia law enforcement officers, 11556 [13JN], 20473 [14SE], 26909 [2NO], 30448 [20NO]

H.R. 3400, determination of survivor annuity requirements, 23102 [3OC]

H.R. 3760, use of stolen or counterfeit property in undercover operations by official representatives, 30688 [21NO]

S. 604, Dept. of Justice authority relative to claims for damages resulting from law enforcement activities, 4571 [16MR], 26461 [27OC]

S. 976, disposition of forfeited property relative to Controlled Substances Act, 8972 [11MY]

S. 1299, Police Corps Act, 14325-14328 [12JY]

S. 1312, Drug Intelligence Assistance Act, 14592 [13JY]

S. 1521, basic pay for positions on police force of National Zoological Park, 22650 [2OC]

S.J. Res. 52, Law Day U.S.A., 2952 [28FE], 7413 [25AP], 1840 [7FE]

S.J. Res. 72, National Correctional Officers Week, 3534 [6MR]

S.J. Res. 137, National Law Enforcement Training Week, 9916 [18MY], 11443 [9JN], 13949 [29JN]