FOREIGN TRADE see also Tariff

Addresses

America in the 21st Century and the Demographic Imperative: Vijaya L. Melnick, 11022 [6JN]

Broader View of U.S. National Interests—New Directions for U.S. Foreign Policy: Representative Beilenson, 6212-6215 [12AP]

Capital Investment and Competition in the 1990s: John Georges, 18449 [3AU]

Center for Integrated Manufacturing Decision Systems Conference: Thomas J. Murrin, 27706-27709 [7NO]

Construction Innovation Forum: David Perini, 8753 [10MY]

Deficit Crisis—Preserving the Nation's Resources: Representative Panetta, 328-330 [20JA]

Economic Assistance to Poland: President Bush, 7042 [18AP]

Expanding the Primary Market—U.S Economic Challenges in the Global Economy in the 1990's: James D. Robinson III, 6208-6210 [12AP]

Los Angeles—State of the International City: Tom Bradley, 5283 [23MR]

National Problems: Lee A. Iacocca, 8994-8997 [11MY]

New Global Jurisprudence for International Trade: Representative Guarini, 30048 [17NO]

Overview of the U.S. and Southeastern Economies: Robert V. Royall, Jr., 18 [3JA]

Relationship Between U.S. Policy and Development in the Caribbean: A.N.R. Robinson, 7623-7625 [27AP]

Securing American Prosperity: Senator Kerry, 4716-4719 [17MR]

Silent War: Mark Patinkin, 19027, 19028 [4AU]

Soviet Response to Western Economic Pressure, Kempton B. Jenkins, 31736-31738 [21NO]

Trade Competition: Akio Morita, 5506 [5AP]

Trade Competitiveness and U.S. Economy: Representative Levine, 12209 [15JN]

U.S./Japan Intellectual Property Rights and Trade Policy: Donald J. Quigg, 6608-6610 [13AP]

U.S.-Japanese Relations: Ronald Reagan, 26723 [1NO]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council: Senator Dole, 9522-9523 [17MY]

Unfair Trade Practices—Present Concerns and Future Directions: Anne Brunsdale, 20319 [13SE]

Agreements

Facilitation of contacts between private businesses, foundations, and organizations of Poland and the U.S., 25194 [19OC]

Amendments

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: appropriations (H.R. 2939), 15744, 15749, 15762 [21JY], 20890 [19SE], 21016, 21018, 21029, 21053, 21058, 21060, 21062-21064, 21068, 21069, 21072-21078, 21081, 21084, 21087, 21089, 21090, 21103, 21107, 21110, 21114-21117, 21119, 21120, 21150-21158 [20SE]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, 28749, 28754, 28769 [14NO], 29149, 29152, 29158, 29161, 29164, 29166, 29170, 29231, 29232 [15NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 3743), 30500, 30523, 30572, 30573 [20NO]

Hungary: extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products (H.R. 1594), 19705, 19706 [7SE]

Iron and steel industry: implement trade liberalization program (H.R. 3275), 31204 [21NO], 31649, 31718 [21NO]

Japan: sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX fighter plane (S.J. Res. 113), 9177, 9178, 9214, 9215, 9287, 9288 [16MY], 11185, 11195 [7JN]

Analyses

Agricultural Export Program Eligibility (S. 1561), 18975 [4AU]

Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act (S. 8), 499 [25JA]

Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act (S. 50), 632-635 [25JA]

High-Definition Television Competitiveness Act (H.R. 1267), 3408 [2MR]

National Security in East-West Trade Policy: David G. Wigg, 13969, 13977 [29JN]

Appendices

Antidumping and Countervailing Duty Cases Concerning Steel, 1756-1758 [7FE]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 2939, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, 21663 [26SE], 26306 [26OC]

Articles and editorials

Administration Pessimistic About Cutting Trade Deficit, 28700 [14NO]

All Eyes Are on MITI Research Wish List, 10234 [25MY]

American Firms Long on Study, Short on Action, 29275 [16NO]

American Protectionism in the Administrative Era, 26469 [27OC]

At Least OPEC Has a Policy, 11745 [14JN]

Boeing Bows Out of HSCT, 20373 [13SE]

Britain To Defy U.S. in High-Tech Export to Soviets, 7835 [2MY]

Burma Becomes a Test Case in Human Rights Politics, 2921 [28FE]

Bush Restates U.S. Determination To Remain a Power in the Pacific, 3414 [2MR]

Bush Undecided on Building Jet With Tokyo, 4987 [20MR]

Bush's Real Problem—The Ruins of Reaganism, 7657 [1MY]

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

Bywater Calls on Congress To Reject FSX Deal, 8944 [11MY]

Cargo Preference, 727 [25JA]

Cheney Raps Easing of Computer Curbs to Soviets, 17454 [1AU]

Columbia Acceptance of Bid Puts Sony Into the Big Time, 22299 [28SE]

Companies Exported Beryllium to India, 9312 [16MY]

Competitiveness Hoax in International Trade, 5439-5442 [4AP]

Condor II—An Issue To Test U.S.-Egypt Ties, 9316 [16MY]

Controlling the Spread of Ballistic Missiles, 9313 [16MY]

Cyanide Mystery—In Chilean Grape Case, New Data Raise Doubt as to What Happened, 29363-29365 [16NO]

Defense Firms Take a Global Offensive—Critics See Ominous Consequences in Trend, 27773 [7NO]

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

Drilling Activity Nears Post-World War II Low, 616 [25JA]

ECC Steel Subsidies Warrant Extension of VRA's, 4421 [15MR]

Energy Policy Debate Gets Short Shrift Amid Oil Glut, 8186-8187 [4MY]

Europeans See Better Business in 1992, 29275 [16NO]

Europeans Seek Clout in Unity, 28951 [14NO]

Exploding the Strategic Metals Myth, 2015 [8FE]

Firm Said To Export Missile Components to Libya, 9312 [16MY]

Firms Involved in Iraq Missile Production, 9314 [16MY]

First Soviet Bank Office in U.S. Is To Open Soon, 10233 [25MY]

Fixing the Trade Deficit Will Hurt, but It Beats the Alternative—A Major Crash, 7343 [19AP]

Foreign Role Rises in Military Goods—Use of Parts Stirs U.S. Fears on Dependence and Jobs, 27774 [7NO]

40% of a Loaf, 5854 [10AP]

From the Director—Economic Populism=Economic Suicide, 14610 [13JY]

FSX Deal OK for Japan, Not United States, 11168 [7JN]

Fumbling for a Way To Deal With Japan, 10008 [22MY]

GAO Criticizes FSX Jet Fighter Deal With Japan, 9165, 9195 [16MY]

German Firms Exported Tritium Purification Plant to Pakistan, 9311 [16MY]

German Firm's Exports Raise Concern About Pakistan's Nuclear Capabilities, 9308 [16MY]

Germany May Have Approved Exports by Prosecutor To Be Illegal, 9311 [16MY]

Giving Japan a Handout—Why Fork Over $7 Billion in Aircraft Technology?, 1651 [2FE]

He Cannot Tell a Lie . . . George Washington's Outfit Was Made in the U.S.A. by Burlington Menswear, 3110 [1MR]

High Costs of Nader-Tort, 8798 [10MY]

How a Corporate Dealmaker Learned That Japan Doesn't Play by Texas Rules, 11053 [7JN], 11544 [13JN], 12800 [21JN]

How the EEC Works, 28953 [14NO]

Indian IRBM Details Revealed, 9314 [16MY]

Innovation in America, 13631 [27JN]

Is America for Sale?, 14969 [18JY]

It's Too Early to Relax Technology Curbs for East Bloc, 30664 [20NO]

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

Japan Cuts U.S. Lead in Electronics, 9516 [17MY]

Japan Deal Questioned by GAO, 7998 [3MY]

Japan Needs Its Own Super 301, 25353 [20OC]

Japanese Concepts on Economic Trade With U.S., 12800 [21JN]

Japanese Firm Tied to Libya Gas Plant, 8929 [11MY]

Japanese Invasion—A Matter of Fairness, 27824 [7NO]

Japanese Money Machine—It Creates Plenty of Yen, Yet No Inflation at All, 27596 [7NO]

Japanese New Farm Belt, 9196 [16MY]

Japanese Trade Talks Revisited, 20281 [13SE]

Japan's Clout in the U.S., 5506 [5AP]

Just Say No to Big Steel, 3663 [7MR]

Korea Feels Heat From FSX Furor—Seoul Wants U.S. Know-How for Military Jets, Helicopters, 11407 [9JN]

Let's Swap FSX for HDTV, 12185 [15JN]

Losing Fighter Deal With Japan, 351 [24JA], 1650 [2FE]

More Responsibility for Japan, 2365 [21FE]

Mosbacher Says U.S. Is Getting Raw Deal on the FSX Fighter, 22540 [29SE]

Mote and Beam, 13979 [29JN]

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

New Evidence of Ecological Damage Brings a Call to Ban Drift-Net Fishing, 30002 [17NO]

New FSX Deal Hardly Differs From the Original, 8930 [11MY]

New Plants Would Elude Trade Curbs, 28952 [14NO]

New Smoot-Hawley Bares Its Teeth, 9967 [18MY], 10009 [22MY]

Non-Communist Steel Output Up in June, 16198 [25JY]

Northwest Deal Seen Changing—Move by United States May Reduce KLM's Stake, 22299 [28SE]

Norway Details How Heavy Water Went to India, 9312 [16MY]

Nuclear Exports to Pakistan Reported, 9309 [16MY]

Oil and Security, 8185 [4MY]

Oil Import Fee?, 2470 [22FE]

On Glass Houses and Japan-Bashing, 13971 [29JN]

Pacific Overture—Quit Nickel and Diming the Japanese and Adopt a Wholesale Approach to Smooth Economic and Security Relations, 1258 [31JA]

Pakistan Perfects N-Detonator, China Helps, 9310 [16MY]

Petroleum Buyers Cut Posted Prices $1, 617 [25JA]

Pressures for Shift in Trade Policy, 10009 [22MY]

Prosecutor Launches Inquiry Into MBB's Condor Missile Links, 9315 [16MY]

Regaining America's Dulled Industrial Edge—The Answer Is Right Here at Home, 9516 [17MY]

Relearning From Japan, 3415 [2MR]

Reports of Bid by Sony Raise Questions, 22300 [28SE]

Rewriting the Book on How to Deal With Japan, 18216 [3AU]

Riding Higher on Free Trade Wave, 10780 [2JN]

Ruling May Lead to Punitive Duties on Asian Phones, 19138 [4AU]

Saudi Concern Over Chemical Claim, 9316 [16MY]

Saudi King Sees Further Rise for Oil, 8184 [4MY]

Saudis Propose Leasing Oil to U.S., 20701 [18SE]

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

Seeing a Dependent and Declining U.S., More Japanese Adopt a Nationalistic Spirit, 25353 [20OC]

Selling of America—By FSLIC, Agency Offers U.S. Properties to Foreigners to Aid S&L Rescue, 4236 [15MR]

Sematech Shows Off First Wafer, 5638 [5AP]

Sidney Harman and American Consumer Electronics, 2595 [22FE]

Signal of the Strong Dollar, 10781 [2JN]

Small Businesses Aren't So Little When It Comes to Role in Exports, 19626 [6SE]

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

Space Research Fuels Arms Proliferation, 15002 [18JY]

Standing Alone, 30001 [17NO]

Standing Tall in Hormone War, 1078 [25JA]

Steel and the Banner of Free Trade, 8998 [11MY]

Steel Industry Boom Seems Set To Go Bust, 15862 [24JY]

Step on the Gas, Pay the Price, 8184 [4MY]

Substance to Nuclear Allegations Against Iraq, 9316 [16MY]

Survival of the Fittest, 15327 [19JY]

Technology Investment, 14970 [18JY]

Thatcher Reported To Protest, 22300 [28SE]

Thomson's French Revolution, 14690-14692 [13JY]

Those Chinese Missiles, 9317 [16MY]

To Curb Foreign Influence, Cut the Deficit, 21342 [21SE]

Trade Deficit—Artificial Figures of International Corporate Economy, 11907 [15JN]

Trading Liberty for Profit With the U.S.S.R., 30654 [20NO]

Trying to Rescue the Elephant—Game Already May Be Over, 6637 [13AP]

Tutoring Japanese on Takeovers, 10237 [25MY]

$20 Billion Is Worth Some Effort, 11830 [14JN]

U.S. Colleges Flock to Japan, 5620 [5AP]

U.S. Companies Are Heading South of the Border, 11825 [14JN]

U.S. Debates Selling Supercomputers to 3 Nations, 26605 [31OC]

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

U.S. Eyes Targets for Japanese Buying—Hills Says Tougher Approach Is Part of Trade Imbalance Review, 7458 [25AP]

U.S. Firms Helped Iraq Gain Ability To Make Missiles, Officials Say, 9315 [16MY]

U.S. Governments, Industry Must Join Forces To Meet Foreign Challenge, 2989 [28FE]

U.S. Lags Behind in Pushing Exports, 28562 [13NO]

U.S. Prods IAEA About Safeguards for North Korean Nuclear Plants, 9317 [16MY]

U.S. Repeatedly Warned Germany on Nuclear Exports to Pakistan, 9308 [16MY]

U.S. Tackles Web of Israeli Trade Barriers, 154 [3JA]

U.S. To Bar India's Buying Missile Device, 15003 [18JY]

U.S. vs. the U.S. on the FSX, 7782 [2MY]

U.S.-Japan Collaboration on Jet Draws Fire, 4218 [15MR]

USX Chairman's Legacy—A Changed Steel Industry, 11010 [6JN]

VRA's Help U.S. Manufactures, Too, 15858 [24JY]

What Is an Assault Weapon?, 6876 [18AP]

Who Sets the Standards?, 9584 [17MY]

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

Why Scrap a Steel Policy That Works?, 11134 [7JN]

Why We Backed FSX Deal, 8491 [9MY]

Winners and Losers in the U.S. Sugar Program, 6615-6617 [13AP]

Word Games for Farmers, 224 [4JA]

Wrongheaded U.S. Trade Policy, 8860 [10MY]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: prohibit trade (see H.R. 465)

Agriculture: chemical testing of exported products (see S. Res. 179)

———coordinated program for domestic and foreign expansion of markets for limes (see H.R. 1776)

———export program eligibility (see S. 1561)

———foreign currency proceeds from sale of commodities used for research and development programs (see S. 1205)

———improve the competitiveness of U.S. grain (see H.R. 3822)

———initiate certain actions relative to trade barriers and enhancement of exports (see S. 1746)

———limitations by the President on the export of commodities to certain countries (see H.R. 3351)

———pecan industry (see H.R. 3387)

———standards for imported kiwi fruit, peaches, pears, nectarines, and plums (see S. 992; H.R. 2026)

———sugar and sugar trade balance among sources (see H.R. 1055)

Aircraft generators (see H.R. 1894)

Airports: charges and fees collected relative to zones at certain small facilities (see S. 24; H.R. 1001, 2900)

Alaska: remove restrictions on export of North Slope oil (see H.R. 1135)

American Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act: enact (see S. 356)

Antitrust policy: applications toward international commerce (see S. 50)

———encourage small businesses to jointly manufacture and distribute products (see H.R. 423)

Armed Forces: amend provisions relative to certain defense agreements and their impact on international competition of U.S. industry (see H.R. 1417)

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (see S. 733)

Australia: prohibit import of kangaroos (see H.R. 1356)

Bahamas: certification under Foreign Assistance Act (see H.J. Res. 219)

———certification under Trade Act (see H.J. Res. 218)

Baltic States: trade liberalization inside Soviet Union (see H.R. 2366)

Banks and banking: control export of capital relative to supporting terrorism and prohibit ownership of U.S. banks by Warsaw Pact countries (see H.R. 1475)

Burma: trade restrictions (see S. 822)

Business: innovation, productivity, trade, competitiveness, and technology leadership (see H.R. 2264)

Caribbean Basin Initiative: increase personal exemption (see H.R. 492)

Chemical and biological warfare: sanctions against firms involved in transfer to certain Middle East countries (see S. 238)

———sanctions against companies which have aided the proliferation of weapons (see S. 8; H.R. 3033)

———sanctions against foreign entities that assisted in constructing the Libyan weapons factory (see H.R. 1567)

Children: prohibit the importation of goods produced abroad (see H.R. 2485)

China, People's Republic of: deny most-favored-nation treatment (see S. 1241, 1242, 1278; H.R. 2613)

———prohibit export of satellites intended for launch from certain vehicles (see H.R. 2624)

———restrict exports of defense articles for use in Tibet (see H.R. 2002)

Cigarettes: restrictions on exports and foreign advertising (see H.R. 1249)

Civil liberties: denying most-favored-nation trade status to certain countries (see H.R. 398)

Colombia: restrict exports of firearms and other munitions items (see H.R. 3817)

Commodities: public disclosure of certain information on export (see H.R. 602)

Consumers: purchase of products made in the U.S. (see S.J. Res. 114)

Cotton Research and Promotion Act: amend (see S. 1313)

Critical Trends Assessment Act: enact (see S. 1345)

Cuba: exception to embargo on trade relative to medicines or medical supplies (see H.R. 1853)

Customs: negotiation of preclearance agreements with foreign countries (see H.R. 2176)

———user fees (see H.R. 2628)

Customs entries: filing of protest (see H.R. 1998)

Debt-for-Drugs Exchange Act: enact (see S. 1991)

Department of Commerce and Trade: establish (see H.R. 3667)

Department of Industry and Technology: establish (see S. 1978)

Department of International Trade and Industry: establish (see H.R. 1274)

Department of Trade: establish (see H.R. 782)

Dept. of Defense: effect of international defense agreements on U.S. competitiveness (see S. 578)

Developing countries: encourage growth to create new markets for advanced-country products and services (see S. Con. Res. 81)

———public debt (see H.R. 1103)

Domestic Corporation Taxation Equality Act: enact (see S. 1139)

Economic summit in Paris (see S. Res. 132)

EEC: adoption of a restrictive broadcasting directive (see H. Res. 257)

———opposing ban on imports of U.S. meat products (see S. Res. 14; H. Con. Res. 26)

———Presidential action relative to access for certain U.S. meat products (see H.J. Res. 80)

———U.S. response to the adoption of a restrictive broadcasting directive (see H.R. 3742)

Electronics: improve status of domestic industry (see H.R. 1516)

Elephants: ban ivory importation and restrict trade with countries not enforcing protection (see H.R. 2172, 2384, 2415, 2519, H. Res. 158)

Energy Security Tax Act: enact (see S. 850)

Eximbank: extend the Tied-Aid Credit Program (see S. 1704)

Export Administration Act: appropriations (see S. 1705, 1796; H.R. 2653)

———extend provisions governing export of certain domestic crude oil (see S. 1325)

Export Finance Expansion Act: enact (see S. 1217)

Export Promotion and Market Development Act: enact (see S. 1156)

Exports: establish a bipartisan task force on development (see H.R. 3836)

———maintain export assistance office in northern California (see S. 285)

———require maintenance of an export assistance office in northern California (see H.R. 759)

Federal Timber Export Restriction Act: enact (see S. 754)

Firearms: prohibit importation of assault weapons and certain accessories (see H.R. 1154)

———prohibit manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber and .32 caliber ammunition (see H.R. 1651)

———prohibit transactions involving handguns affecting interstate or foreign commerce (see H.R. 2491)

Fish and fisheries: ban importation of shrimp from countries whose fishing practices endanger sea turtles (see H.R. 2620, 3442, 3496, H. Con. Res. 89)

———cease drift-net fishing in the South Pacific (see H. Con. Res. 214)

Foreign countries: assessment and ranking relative to engagement in international trade (see H.R. 3668)

———condition for granting most favored nation treatment (see H.R. 2307)

———development of domestic industrial standards (see S. 1545)

———unfair trading practices (see H. Con. Res. 186)

———unreasonable acts that adversely impact international agreements on endangered species (see S. 261)

Foreign investments: improve the quality of data (see S. 856)

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (see H.R. 2939, 3743)

Foreign Trades Zones Act: amend relative to bicycle parts (see H.R. 1785)

Forests and forestry: export of timber from public lands (see H.R. 1037)

———export of unprocessed timber (see H.R. 1552)

———prohibit the export of unprocessed old growth logs harvested from public lands (see H.R. 3605)

———restrict the export of unprocessed timber from certain public lands (see H.R. 3828)

———State regulation of timber exports from that State (see H.R. 3827)

———State restriction of exports (see S. 755)

Fruits: require imported papaya to meet domestic requirements (see S. 1267)

GATT: consistency of the Superfund petroleum tax (see H.R. 2610, 2636)

Great Lakes: preserve percentage of agricultural commodities exported from port facilities (see H.R. 1520, 3002)

———promote maritime trade interests (see H.R. 2504)

———repeal cargo preference and allocation of export requirements (see H.R. 597, 1058)

Great Lakes Maritime Trade Act: enact (see S. 1350)

Harbors: establish an improvement revolving loan program to enhance commerce (see H.R. 2606)

Harlem International Trade Center, New York, NY: locating Federal trade-related activities (see H. Con. Res. 29)

Hazardous substances: authorizing appropriations for consistency in transportation laws (see H.R. 3520)

Hungary: extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products (see S. 1240; H.R. 1594)

———importation of defense articles for educational purposes (see H.R. 2686)

IMF: U.S. contribution to interest subsidy account of enhanced structural adjustment facility (see H.R. 2495)

Immigration: nonimmigrant classification for certain alien exporters (see H.R. 3244)

India: deny most-favored-nation status (see H.R. 1067)

Industry: encourage employers to retain work in U.S. (see S. 252)

———product advertising to disclose the country of origin of product components (see H.R. 3359)

Intellectual Property Protection Act: enact (see S. 1529)

Iron and steel industry: bilateral arrangements with foreign countries relative to fair and open trade (see H. Con. Res. 204)

———implement the steel trade liberalization program (see H.R. 3275)

———negotiation of voluntary restraint agreements (see H.R. 2240)

———restrictions on certain stainless steel imports (see H.R. 1506)

Israel: eliminate customs user fees on original goods (see H.R. 1901)

Japan: agreement with U.S. on semiconductors (see S. Res. 119)

———codevelopment of FSX aircraft (see S.J. Res. 123, S. Res. 61; H.R. 1929, H.J. Res. 254)

———codevelopment of FSX aircraft (see S.J. Res. 123), consideration (see H. Res. 165)

———enforce semiconductor agreement and prevent unfair trade practices (see H. Res. 146)

———establish free trade area with U.S. (H.R. 1051) (see H.R. 1051)

———extension of fisheries agreement (see H.R. 3731)

———initiate trade negotiations (see S. 292)

———reduction of trading or investment barriers for U.S. companies (see H. Con. Res. 216)

Labeling: perishable agricultural commodities with the name of the country of origin of such commodities (see H.R. 1450)

Manholes: amend country of origin marking law relative to rings, covers, and assemblies (see H.R. 1198)

Metallurgical coal and steel products: reciprocity of trade (see H.R. 1105)

Mexico: encourage private creditors to help reduce debt (see H. Con. Res. 86)

———free trade of livestock (see H. Res. 238)

———investigation of actions prohibiting free trade of livestock with the U.S. (see S. Res. 168)

———negotiations on free trade agreement (see H. Con. Res. 59)

———revitalize trade (see H.R. 1360)

Milk protein products: limit import quantity (see H.R. 389, 1619)

Missile and Proliferation Control Act: enact (see S. 1830)

Missile Control Act: enact (see S. 1227)

Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act: enact (see S. 1924)

Motor vehicles: disclosure of origin of replacement parts for repairs (see H.R. 693)

———verification of identification numbers by customs officers before vehicles are exported (see H.R. 542)

National Cooperative Innovation and Commercialization Act: enact (see H.R. 1024)

National Oil Security Act: enact (see H.R. 104)

Nicaragua: economic sanctions (see H.R. 399, 418)

Northern Ireland Fair Employment Practices Act: enact (see S. 1287)

NSC: membership of the Sec. of Commerce (see H.R. 1248)

Pacific Basin: establish a forum on economic and diplomatic issues (see H. Con. Res. 93)

Pakistan: prohibit sale of F-16 aircraft (see H.J. Res. 368)

Parallel imports: continuation (see H.R. 771)

Petroleum: extend certain Export Administration Act provisions (see S. 1325)

———extend provisions relative to export of domestically produced crude oil (see H.R. 567)

———import fee (see S. 42, 161; H. Res. 35)

———opposition to import fee on crude oil (see S. Res. 64; H. Res. 17)

Poland: eligibility for the generalized system of preferences (see S. 1262)

———importation of defense articles for educational purposes (see H.R. 2686)

Promotion of Democracy in Angola Act: enact (see H.R. 280)

Renewable Energy Trade Equity and Promotion Act: enact (see S. 1059)

Romania: import ban (see H.R. 2765)

Shoe industry: improve trade and reduce unemployment (see H.R. 631)

South Africa: prohibit U.S. investments and other activities (see H.R. 21)

———repeal sanctions (see S. 522)

Soviet Union: cooperation with U.S. industrialization projects (see S. 1018)

———U.S. purchase of uranium enrichment services (see H.R. 1100)

———waiver of Jackson-Vanik amendment provisions (see H. Con. Res. 155)

States: allow governors to file certain petitions relative to the Trade Act (see S. 19)

———equality of taxation of domestic and foreign corporations (see H.R. 1390)

Steel Fair Trade Review Act: enact (see H.R. 3093)

Steel Import Stabilization Act: enhance operation (see H.R. 2834, 3009)

———extend (see S. 378; H.R. 904, 2640)

Steel Trade Liberalization Program Implementation Act: enact (see S. 1701)

Surety bonds: posting in cases of products manufactured in foreign countries or customs unions (see H.R. 1878)

Syria: trade embargo (see H.R. 2797)

Targeted Export Assistance Program: reauthorize (see S. 1952)

Tariff: acid black powder and presscake (see S. 1499; H.R. 1986)

———ADC-6 (see S. 1602; H.R. 1697)

———administration of the drawback program (see S. 1648)

———administrative procedures for noncontroversial suspensions (see S. 1169)

———agglomerate marble floor tiles (see H.R. 1886)

———alloyed steel bars (see H.R. 1728)

———aluminum luggage frames (see H.R. 1766)

———aluminum plates, sheets, and strips (see H.R. 3809)

———aluminum products from Bahrain (see S. 1975)

———amend certain accounting procedures (see H.R. 2033)

———amiloride hydrochloride (see S. 1417; H.R. 1904)

———anis base (see S. 938; H.R. 1790)

———anthraquinone (AQ) (see S. 889; H.R. 1822)

———bendiocarb (see H.R. 653)

———benzenoid dye intermediates (see S. 690; H.R. 1739)

———bicycle parts (see S. 1281; H.R. 1571, 1855)

———bicycles (see S. 1504)

———Boston Ballet's scenery and costumes (see S. 1295)

———BPIP (see S. 1468; H.R. 1944)

———Broenner's acid (see S. 935; H.R. 1794)

———brooms or broom corn (see S. 1779; H.R. 3509)

———brussels sprouts (see H.R. 1924)

———Burmese articles (see H.R. 2578)

———calcium acetylsalicylate (calcium carbaspirin) (see S. 367; H.R. 914)

———C-Amines (see H.R. 1483)

———cantaloupe (see S. 1538; H.R. 1897)

———carfentanil citrate (see H.R. 1770)

———Caribbean-grown tobacco (see S. 806; H.R. 1950)

———castor oil (see S. 1134; H.R. 2007)

———ceftazidime tertiary butyl ester (see S. 957; H.R. 1958)

———ceramic mugs (see H.R. 1851)

———ceramic statues, statuettes, and handmade flowers (see H.R. 3019)

———certain chemicals (see S. 1123, 1597, 1601; H.R. 2017)

———certain garments for the handicapped (see H.R. 1898)

———certain motor vehicle parts (see H.R. 1933)

———certain timing apparatus (see S. 1323)

———certain types of hosiery knitting machines, parts and needles (see S. 1318, 1319)

———certain woven fabrics (see H.R. 1902)

———chapter 42 of Harmonized Tariff Schedule (see H.R. 1900)

———chemical intermediates (see H.R. 1156)

———chemical light activator blend (see H.R. 1817)

———chemical methanol (see H.R. 2018)

———chipper knife steel products (see S. 1166; H.R. 1760)

———chlorhexanone (see S. 911; H.R. 1793)

———chlorinated synthetic rubber (see H.R. 2250)

———Christmas ornaments (see S. 1105; H.R. 1850)

———ciprofloxacin and nimodipine (see H.R. 2367)

———ciprofloxacin hydrocholoride, ciprofloxacin, and nimodipine (see S. 1326; H.R. 1857)

———corned beef in airtight containers (see S. 1394; H.R. 1639)

———correct certain inequities (see H.R. 1856)

———cross-linked polyvinylbenzyltrimethylammonium chloride (see S. 795; H.R. 1833)

———crude feathers and down (see H.R. 1779)

———crude oil or refined petroleum products (see H.R. 659)

———D salt (see S. 936; H.R. 1789)

———DEMPA (see S. 1495; H.R. 1716)

———diaphone V (see H.R. 3510)

———dicofol (see S. 790)

———diflunisal (see S. 1063; H.R. 1696)

———digital processing units (see H.R. 1869)

———dimethoate (see H.R. 2003)

———dimethyl succinyl succinate (see S. 886)

———dimethylbenzylidene sorbitol (see S. 802)

———dinocap (see S. 788; H.R. 1824)

———diphenolic acid (see S. 1598; H.R. 1657)

———diphenyldichlorosilane and phenyltrichlorosilane (see H.R. 1482)

———direct process electrostatic copying machine parts (see S. 1433)

———disposable garments (see H.R. 1991)

———disposable surgical gowns and drapes (see S. 1481; H.R. 1997)

———DMSS (see H.R. 1444)

———dyes (see H.R. 1320, 1321, 1322, 1323)

———D-carboxamide (see S. 1416; H.R. 1905)

———d-6-methoxy-a-methyl-2-naphthaleneacetic acid and its sodium salt (see S. 991; H.R. 1838)

———edible molasses (see H.R. 1925)

———8 amino-2-naphthene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1961)

———electromechanical tools (see H.R. 1698)

———electronic reading products (see H.R. 1916, 1917)

———electrostatic copying machine parts (see H.R. 1683)

———eliminate manhole cover marking requirement (see S. 1549)

———ethyl tertiary butyl ether (see H.R. 1903)

———exclude certain waste and scrap metals from provision regarding return of metal to U.S. (see S. 294)

———extracorporeal shock wave lithotripter (see H.R. 2864)

———fabrics of man-made fibers and cotton blends (see H.R. 3111)

———fee on the importation of silver bullion (see H.R. 1366)

———fenofibrate (see S. 1647; H.R. 3326)

———fiberglass yarns (see H.R. 2077)

———5 (and 2) naphthalene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1963)

———5 (and 8) amino-2-naphthalene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1962)

———5-chloro-2-methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one, 2-methyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one, and magnesium chloride mixtures (see S. 796; H.R. 1832)

———flashlights and flashlight parts (see S. 1104)

———fluometuron and diuron (see H.R. 3441)

———fluorescent yellow FGPN (see H.R. 1680)

———fluorescent yellow R (see H.R. 1681)

———foreign repair of vessels (see S. 1915)

———4-amino acetanilide (see H.R. 1959)

———4-amino-1-naphthalene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1965)

———4-chloro-a-a-a-trifluoro-o-toluidine (see H.R. 1968)

———4-fluoro-3-phenoxy benzaldehyde (see S. 1137; H.R. 3011)

———4,4'-isopropylidenedicyclohexanol (see S. 803)

———frozen carrots (see S. 1106; H.R. 2910)

———frozen vegetables (see H.R. 3197, 3780)

———furniture and seats (see S. 1335)

———glass bulbs (see S. 437; H.R. 1749)

———gloves, mittens, and mitts (see H.R. 1896)

———graphite (see H.R. 2721)

———gripping narrow fabrics of man-made fibers (see S. 1432; H.R. 1939)

———hand cast string drawn fishing nets (see H.R. 1952)

———herbicide intermediate (see H.R. 1954)

———hexychloride (see H.R. 1893)

———hexychlorobutadiene (see H.R. 1889)

———hosiery knitting machines (see H.R. 3418)

———hosiery knitting machines and single cylinder coarse gauge machines and parts (see H.R. 3419)

———hot red peppers and salt (see H.R. 1842)

———impact line printers (see S. 1122; H.R. 943)

———infant nursery monitors and intercoms (see H.R. 1837)

———in-line roller skate boots (see S. 1042; H.R. 1777)

———insulated winding wire cable (see S. 1842; H.R. 3675)

———iohexol (see S. 1710; H.R. 1196)

———Iopamidol (see S. 1693; H.R. 1907)

———ioxaglate (see S. 1715)

———iron and steel pipe and tube products (see H.R. 1640)

———isoindolenine red pigment (see S. 1496; H.R. 1717)

———jacquard cards, plastic jacquard cards, and cards to be used as jacquard cards (see S. 1745)

———K-acid (see S. 934; H.R. 1956)

———knitting machines (see H.R. 1940)

———knitwear fabricated in Guam (see H.R. 1768)

———L-alanyl—L-proline (also known as Ala Pro) (see S. 1317; H.R. 1887)

———large power transformers (see S. 1132)

———levodopa (see S. 1604; H.R. 1695)

———light activator blend (see S. 1418)

———linear motion guides (see H.R. 2036)

———low fuming brazing rods (see S. 1135; H.R. 1783)

———machine tools for drilling, boring, milling, threading, or tapping by removing metal (see H.R. 1938)

———machine tools for grinding or honing (see H.R. 1937)

———machine tools for planning, gear cutting, gear grinding, or gear finishing (see H.R. 1936)

———machined electronic connector contact parts (see H.R. 1934)

———magnetic video tape recordings (see S. 1054; H.R. 698)

———mancozeb and dinocap mixture (see S. 793; H.R. 1834)

———maneb, zineb, mancozeb, and metiram mixtures (see S. 794; H.R. 1826)

———mattress springs (see H.R. 1881)

———MBEP (see S. 1470; H.R. 1943)

———MDBS and HPBA (see H.R. 1858)

———menthol feedstocks (see S. 756; H.R. 1821)

———mercuric oxide (see S. 1736; H.R. 1914)

———mesalamine (see S. 531; H.R. 1719)

———metallurgical fluorspar (see H.R. 3018)

———methyl and ethyl parathion (see H.R. 732)

———methylene blue (see S. 792; H.R. 1827)

———m-hydroxybenzoic acid (see S. 789; H.R. 1830)

———mixed ortho/para toluene sulfonamide (see S. 1095; H.R. 1988)

———modeling pastes (see S. 1136; H.R. 1694)

———molten-salt-cooled acrylic acid reactors (see S. 699; H.R. 1738)

———mono- and dibenzyl toluenes (see H.R. 1888)

———naphthalene diisocyanate (see S. 295)

———naphthalic acid anhydride (see S. 925; H.R. 1726)

———naphthol AS types (see S. 939; H.R. 1791)

———Neville and Winter's acid (see S. 937; H.R. 1795)

———norfloxacin (see S. 1415; H.R. 1906)

———nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer (see S. 1845; H.R. 3459)

———N-(4-(((2-amino-5-formyl-1,4,5,6,7,8-hexahydro-4-oxo-6-pteridinyl) methyl)-amino)-benzoyl)-L-glutomic acid (see S. 1396; H.R. 1912)

———N-[[4-chlorophenyl-amino] carbonyl]-2, 6-difluorobenzamide (see S. 1101; H.R. 1926)

———N-methylaniline and m-chloroaniline (see H.R. 1724)

———O-anisidine (see H.R. 1974)

———octadecyl isocyanate (see S. 510)

———1-amino-2-bromo-4-hydroxy-anthraquinone (see H.R. 1975)

———1-naphthylamine (see H.R. 1964)

———1,1-bis(4-chlorophenyl)-2,2,2-trichloroethanol (dicofol) (see H.R. 1831)

———1(1-((4-chloro-2-trifluoromethyl) phenyl-imino)-2-propoxethyl)-1H-imadazole (see S. 1103; H.R. 1928)

———(1,2,3,trimethyl-indoline-2-ylidene) acetaldehyde (see H.R. 1977)

———1,4-diamino-2,3-dihydroanthraquinone (see H.R. 1996)

———1,4 dihydroxyanthraquinone (see H.R. 1966)

———1,5 naphthalene diisocyanate (see H.R. 1844)

———1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate (see S. 929; H.R. 1872)

———opal borosilicate glassware (see H.R. 1843)

———operatic sets, scenery, and properties (see S. 1033; H.R. 1848)

———ornithine (see S. 1567; H.R. 1815)

———paper cutting machines (see S. 1309)

———paramine acid (see S. 884; H.R. 1446)

———pentachlorothiophenol (see S. 888; H.R. 1445)

———p-hydroxybenzaldehyde (see S. 1713; H.R. 3232)

———pigment red 149 dry and pigment red 149 presscake (see S. 1497; H.R. 1718)

———pigment red 178 (see S. 1494; H.R. 1715)

———plastic web sheeting (see S. 1015; H.R. 1428)

———polyester filament yarns (see H.R. 1596)

———polymin P and polymin Phydrochloride (see S. 1501)

———polymin SNA 60 (see S. 1502)

———product from nonmarket economy countries (see H.R. 2993)

———protective sports articles (see H.R. 1942)

———p-Toluic acid (see H.R. 1891)

———quizalofop-ethyl (see S. 1351; H.R. 1884)

———radio-type player combinations (see H.R. 3788)

———ranitidine hydrochloride (see S. 1342; H.R. 3130)

———reliquidation of certain entries (see H.R. 2019)

———reliquidation of certain extracorporeal shock wave lithotripter (see S. 1584)

———Resolin Red F3BS components I and II (see S. 887; H.R. 1443)

———rhodamine 2C base polymin P, polymin P hydrochloride, and polymin SNA 60 (see S. 1500; H.R. 1987)

———screenhouse tents (see H.R. 2451)

———self-folding collapsible umbrellas (see H.R. 1126)

———7 Acetyl-1,1,3,4,4,6 hexamethyltetrahydro-naphthalene (see S. 1724; H.R. 1911)

———7 nitro naphth (1,2) oxadiazole 5-sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1967)

———7-amino-1,3-naphthalene sulfonic acid mono potassium salt (see H.R. 1969)

———7-anilino-4-hydroxy-2 naphthalene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1980)

———7-hydroxy 1,3-naphthalene disulfonic acid-dipotassium salt (see H.R. 1973)

———6 amino-2-naphthene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1960)

———6 t-butyl 2,4 xylenol (see S. 1685; H.R. 1983)

———(6R-(6a,7B(Z)))-7-(((2-amino-4-thiazolyl) (carboxymethoxy) imino) acetyl) amino)-3-ethenyl-8-oxo-5-thia-1-azabicyclo (4.2.0) oct-2-ene-2-carboxylic acid (see S. 1395, H.R. 1910)

———ski racing apparel (see H.R. 1984)

———small toys and novelty goods (see H.R. 2447)

———specialty thermoset resin (see S. 1733; H.R. 1868)

———sporting gloves not of leather (see H.R. 1985)

———stuffed dolls (see H.R. 1920)

———sulfachloropyridazine (see S. 867; H.R. 1537)

———tamoxifen citrate (see S. 1613; H.R. 731)

———tefluthrin (see S. 1292; H.R. 1885)

———teicoplanin (see S. 1568; H.R. 1814)

———Tertiary-Butylchloride (see H.R. 1892)

———textile machines (see H.R. 1740)

———Tfa Lys Pro in free base and tosyl salt forms (see S. 1320; H.R. 2001)

———theobromine (see S. 910; H.R. 1792)

———thiothiamine hydrochloride (see S. 876; H.R. 1859)

———three-dimensional cameras (see S. 323; H.R. 767)

———timing apparatus with opto-electronic display only (see H.R. 1982)

———trialate (see S. 1716; H.R. 2249)

———triethylene glycol dichloride (see S. 787; H.R. 1825)

———trifluoromethylaniline (see S. 1605; H.R. 1442)

———trimethyl base (see S. 885; H.R. 1447)

———triphenyl phosphate (see S. 1717; H.R. 2701)

———26-inch bicycles (see H.R. 1981)

———2 [(4 aminophenyl) sulfonyl] ethanel; hydrogen sulfate ester (see H.R. 1979)

———2,2,6,6-Tetramethyl-4-piperidinon and amino hydroxy- and imido derivatives (see H.R. 1890)

———2,3 dihydro 1,3,3 trimethyl-2-methylene 1H-indele (see H.R. 1978)

———2,3,6-trimethylphenol (see S. 1744; H.R. 3060)

———2,4 diamino-6-phenyl-1,3,5 triazine (see S. 1686; H.R. 1818)

———2,4-diamino benzene sulfonic acid (see H.R. 1971)

———2,5 dichloro-4-(3-methyl-5-oxo-2 pyrazolin-1-yl (see H.R. 1972)

———2,6-HNA (see S. 1599; H.R. 1027)

———2,6-dichlorobenzonitrile (see S. 1102; H.R. 1927)

———2-amino-4-chlorophenol (see H.R. 1970)

———2-chloro-4-nitroaniline (see H.R. 1976)

———2-Ethylanthraquinone (see S. 1498; H.R. 1923)

———2-n-octyl-4-isothiazolin-3-one (see S. 791; H.R. 1828)

———3-amino-3-methyl-1-butyne (see S. 786; H.R. 1829)

———two-stroke cycle piston engines (see S. 1014; H.R. 1094)

———umbrellas (see S. 549)

———unspun fibrous vegetable materials (see H.R. 1184)

———unstuffed dolls (see H.R. 1989)

———unstuffed toys (see H.R. 1990)

———veneer (see H.R. 3231)

———waste and scrap metals (see H.R. 1700)

———wicker products (see S. 1363; H.R. 1919)

———wood products from countries that do not implement reforestation programs (see H.R. 2782)

———wool (see S. 697; H.R. 944)

———woolen fabrics (see S. 1208)

———woven fabrics (see S. 1397)

———0,0-dimethyl-S-[(4-oxo-1,2,3-benzotriazin-3-(4H)-y1)methyl] phosphorodithioate (see S. 1138; H.R. 3010)

———zinc printing type (see H.R. 2074)

Taxation: foreign loans (see H.R. 2697)

———incentives for the establishment of enterprise zones (see H.R. 193)

Telecommunications Equipment Manufacturing Stimulation Act: enact (see H.R. 103)

Television: promote the introduction of high-definition technology (see H.R. 1516)

Telecommunications: control on export of certain items (see H.R. 1316)

———military assistance restrictions (see H.R. 91)

Textile industry and fabrics: use of tariff revenues to support research for modernization (see H.R. 1461)

Trade and Technology Promotion Act: enact (see S. 1978)

Trademark Protection Act: enact (see S. 626)

Trademarks: limit defense against infringement relative to geographic origin (see H.R. 1689)

———prohibit admission of certain imports relative to labeling laws (see H.R. 1688)

Treaties: bilateral negotiations with U.S. securing reductions in certain import duties (see H. Con. Res. 107)

Trout River, NY: customs facilities and equipment (see H.R. 2305)

U.S. flag: importation of foreign-made (see H.R. 1036)

U.S. laws: enforcement (see S. 1204)

U.S.-Association of Southeast Asian Nations Free Trade Zone: establish (see H.R. 1752)

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implementation (see S. Res. 21)

U.S.-Japan bilateral framework agreement: establish (see H. Con. Res. 166)

U.S.-Korea Free Trade Zone: establish (see H.R. 1751)

U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area: establish (see S. 944; H.R. 1748)

Weapons: impose sanctions against business helping additional countries to acquire ballistic missile equipment and technology (see H.R. 963)

———prohibit certain exports of fully automatic or semiautomatic assault weapons (see H.R. 3812)

White House Conference on International Trade in Services: convene (see S. 259; H.R. 1275)

William C. Redfield Export Award: establish (see H.R. 959)

Yugoslavia: prohibit importation of motor vehicles until government affords internationally recognized worker rights (see H.R. 1772)

———suspend most-favored-nation trade privileges (see H.R. 1578)

Books

``Japanese Conspiracy,'' Marvin Wolf (excerpt), 7540 [26AP], 14463-14466 [12JY]

``More Like Us—Making America Great Again,'' James Fallows (excerpts), 14902 [17JY]

Commentaries

Telecommunication industry competitiveness: Paul Harvey, 7726 [2MY]

Declarations

drift-net fishing in the South Pacific (Tarawa Declaration): South Pacific Forum, 30001 [17NO]

Descriptions

Soviet financial activities amendment to Dept. of State appropriations, 14204 [11JY]

Documents

Economic Program for Poland: Polish Council of Ministers, 25967 [25OC]

Essays

Japan That Can Say ``No''—The New United States-Japan Relations Card, 28604-28620 [14NO], 30084 [17NO]

Explanations

Cotton Research and Promotion Act amendments (S. 1313), 14594 [13JY]

Enforcement of U.S. trade laws (S. 1204), 12557 [20JN]

Factsheets

Foreign Operations, Export Financing and Related Programs Appropriations Under H.R. 2939, 15417 [20JY]

MFJ Restrictions Hurt U.S. Trade: Representative Crane, 3034 [28FE]

Sale of F-16 Aircraft Technology: General Dynamics Corp., 6746 [17AP]

Trade With the Republic of China, 1214 [31JA]

U.S. Trade With Cuba, 15532 [20JY]

Interviews

Education and U.S. competitiveness, with Paul Gray, by Gary Putka, Wall Street Journal, 4667 [16MR]

Letters

Agricultural export programs: National Oilseed Processors Association, 18975 [4AU]

Bid rigging activities at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan: Everett Pyatt, 9070 [12MY]

———Mitsuru Suzuki, 9070 [12MY]

Cargo preference: several agricultural organizations, 12863 [22JN]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Expansion Act: Abdul H. Yusuf, 7551 [26AP]

Code of business for joint ventures in Soviet Union: Aristids Lambergs, 15473 [20JY]

———Frances Spivy-Weber, 15471 [20JY]

———Ilmars Bergmanis, 15473 [20JY]

———Micah H. Naftalin, 15471 [20JY]

———Lane Kirkland, 15471 [20JY]

———Leon H. Sullivan, 15471 [20JY]

———Linards Lukss, 15472 [20JY]

———Pamela B. Cohen, 15471 [20JY]

———Richard J. Neuhaus, 15473 [20JY]

———Tija Karklis, 15472 [20JY]

———Valdis Pavlovskis, 15472 [20JY]

———Van Z. Krikorian, 15471 [20JY]

drift-net fishing in the South Pacific: Representative Fascell, 29997 [17NO]

Foreign assistance appropriations: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 15750 [21JY]

———Representative Panetta, 15417 [20JY]

Foreign operation, export financing, and related programs appropriations: Representative Panetta, 28745 [14NO]

FRS monetary policy: Steve H. Hanke, 26384 [27OC]

FSX aircraft development with Japan: Brent Scowcroft, 9199 [16MY]

———Don Fuqua, 9166 [16MY], 20274 [13SE]

———Eugene A. Stisser, 4986 [20MR]

———Frank C. Conahan, 8930 [11MY]

———James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 9199 [16MY], 11191 [7JN]

———Lawrence S. Eagleburger, 9213 [16MY]

———Representative Denny Smith, 11180 [7JN]

———Richard B. Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 9198 [16MY]

———Robert A. Mosbacher, Sec. of Commerce, 9198 [16MY]

———several Senators, 4986 [20MR]

———several House Members, 4987 [20MR], 9059 [12MY]

———Thomas L. Clancy, Jr., 9220 [16MY]

———William H. Bywater, 8944 [11MY]

GATT investigation of Mexican actions prohibiting free trade of livestock with the U.S.: Senators Gramm and Domenici, 19016 [4AU]

Gold standard for U.S. dollar: Representative Dannemeyer, 22730 [2OC]

Human rights violations in Burma: Betsy R. Warren, Dept. of State, 2920 [28FE]

———several Senators, 2920 [28FE]

Import ban on assault weapons: James G. Adams, Jr., 14238 [11JY]

Increased reporting and compliance measures of U.S. companies controlled by foreign entities: Nicholas F. Brady, Sec. of the Treasury, 24596 [13OC]

International Coffee Agreement: Virgilio Barco, 21060 [20SE]

International Cultural and Trade Center, Washington, DC: Ronald Reagan (1988), 1854 [7FE]

Japanese trade barriers: T. Boone Pickens, Jr., 26585 [31OC]

Mexico's livestock import regulations: Senators Domenici and Gramm, 22454 [28SE]

National energy policy: Representative William M. Thomas, 8185 [4MY]

———Robert L. Grady, 8185 [4MY]

———Robert Lee, 8185 [4MY]

OPIC activities in the People's Republic of China: Fred M. Zeder, 23100 [3OC]

Sale of F-16 aircraft technology: Amateur Radio Forum, 8211 [4MY]

———General Dynamics Corp., 6746 [17AP]

Sale of missiles to Bahrain: William J. Crowe, Jr., 10572 [1JN]

Soviet Union most-favored-nation trade status: Gleb Yakunin and Georgi Edelshtein, 17590 [1AU]

Steel import controls: President Bush, 1943 [8FE]

Sugar trade: Carla Hills, U.S. Trade Representative, 11212 [7JN]

———John C. Kingerly, 11431 [9JN]

Survey on sanctions and divestment in South Africa: Neil Upmeyer, 23094 [3OC]

Trade embargo against Nicaragua: Reagan administration, 24842 [17OC]

U.S. access to the EEC broadcasting market: Jack Valenti, Motion Picture Association of America, Inc., 25451 [23OC]

U.S. Trade Representative office in Tokyo: Janet G. Mullins, 15488 [20JY]

———Senator Rockefeller, 15488 [20JY]

U.S.-Israeli free trade agreement: Carla A. Hills, U.S. Trade Representative, 11842 [14JN]

———Clayton Yeutter, 155 [3JA]

———Dept. of State, 11843 [14JN]

———J. Edward Fox, 155 [3JA]

———Representative Dingell, 11842 [14JN]

———Representative Hamilton, 154 [3JA]

Voluntary restraint agreement on steel imports: Allegheny Plant Services, Inc., 7839 [2MY]

———Alternative Transportation Systems Group, 7838 [2MY]

———American Transport Inc., 7837 [2MY]

———Betz Metchem and Leonard R. Wall, 14611 [13JY]

———Calgon Carbon Corp., 7019 [18AP]

———Carbon Dioxide Corp., 7018 [18AP]

———Crown Cork & Seal Co., Inc., 7019 [18AP]

———Eagle Iron & Metals Inc., 7019 [18AP]

———Farruggio's Bristol and Philadelphia Auto Express, Inc., 7838 [2MY]

———George E. Gillespie, 14612 [13JY]

———George J. Ryan, 14611 [13JY]

———Henry Miller Spring & Manufacturing Co., 7019 [18AP]

———Joseph K. Dreher, 14612 [13JY]

———Lake Carriers' Association, 7837 [2MY]

———Mawson & Mawson, Inc., 7839 [2MY]

———Midland Enterprises Inc., 7838 [2MY]

———Patrick Gallagher, PGT Trucking, Inc., 14361 [12JY]

———Peter Rumsey, Ingram Barge Co., 14361 [12JY]

———Pitt-Des Moines, Inc., 7020 [18AP]

———R. Douglas Lane, 14612 [13JY]

———Robert D. Reischauer, 31720 [21NO]

———Robert S. Jacobs, 14612 [13JY]

———Royal Hydraulic Service & Mfg., Inc., 7019 [18AP]

———Team Transport, Inc., 7839 [2MY]

———Thomas J. Skeuse, 14612 [13JY]

———Tryon Trucking, Inc., 7839 [2MY]

———Tube City Iron & Metal Co., 7018 [18AP]

———United Engineers & Constructors, 7018, 7019 [18AP]

———Universal Am-Can Ltd., 7839 [2MY]

———Vince Garufi, Oliver Transportation, Inc., 14361 [12JY]

Lists

Chemical weapons trade, 978 [25JA]

Coalition for a competitive America—steel users for VRA's, 9318 [16MY]

Coalition of American Steel Using Manufacturers members, 2220 [9FE]

Companies involved in job rigging at Yokosuka, Japan, 9071 [12MY]

Cosigners of May 12, 1989, letter to Senator Dixon on FSX plane, 9059 [12MY]

Cosponsors of H. Con. Res. 214, cease drift-net fishing in the South Pacific, 30000 [17NO]

Japanese construction companies associated with bid-rigging practices, 4772 [17MR]

Organizations opposing cargo preference provisions of H.R. 2665, International Cooperation Act, 12863 [22JN]

Organizations supporting Slepak Principles Act (code of business for joint ventures in Soviet Union), 15471 [20JY]

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]

Effects of the Imports of Petroleum on the National Security: Ronald Reagan, 10201 [24MY]

Presidential Veto of Resolution Prohibiting Sale of Technology and Codevelopment of FSX Fighter Plane: Raymond J. Celada, Library of Congress, 20583 [14SE]

Support of Temporary Duty Suspension: Uniroyal Co., 10637-10639 [1JN]

Memorials of legislature

Alaska, 11895, 11897 [15JN]

Florida, 14572 [13JY]

Illinois, 13845 [28JN], 14571 [13JY], 16203 [25JY], 17489 [1AU], 20052 [12SE], 21217 [21SE]

North Dakota, 5895 [10AP]

Ohio, 4990 [20MR], 5820 [7AP]

Oregon, 19922 [7SE]

Pennsylvania, 268 [19JA], 2269 [21FE], 3783 [8MR], 4200 [15MR]

Texas, 8916 [11MY]

Washington, 11899 [15JN]

Messages

Extension of Certain Sections of the Trade Act: President Bush, 10326 [31MY]

National Emergency Relative to Nicaragua: President Bush, 26018 [25OC]

National Trade Policy Agenda: President Bush, 2956 [28FE]

Operation of the Automotive Products Trade Act: President Bush, 15268 [19JY]

Petroleum Imports Effect on National Security Report: President Reagan, 23 [3JA]

Trade Agreements Program Report: President Reagan, 23 [3JA]

Veto of Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: President Bush, 30113 [19NO]

Motions

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, 28749, 28754, 28766, 28769-28788 [14NO], 29565, 29571, 29573 [16NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), table Helms amendment, 21089 [20SE]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), table Lugar amendment, 21080 [20SE]

Japan: sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), recommit, 11209 [7JN]

Papers

Formula for Disaster—Computers for the Soviet Military, Center for Security Policy, 17455 [1AU]

FSX Technology Transfer, 9187 [16MY]

International Assistance Program for Poland: Lech Walesa and Jacek Merkel, 19980 [12SE]

Pacific Rim Trade and the Environment: David E. Ortman, 25160 [18OC]

Proliferation in the 1990's—Implications for U.S. Policy and Force Policy: Senator McCain, 27034 [2NO]

Strengthening Economic and Trade Ties With the Republic of China, 5863 [10AP]

Technology Transfer to Japan, 6745, 6746 [17AP]

U.S. Trade Policy: Jagdish Bhagwati and several economists, 10007 [22MY]

Voluntary Restraint Agreements on Steel Imports: Lake Carriers' Association, 7838 [2MY]

What Is the Cost of the Steel VRA Program? John E. Jacobson and George R. Schink, 1759 [7FE]

Petitions

Costa Rican Ambassador: ethanol imports, 26497 [30OC]

Hancock County, WV, Commission: voluntary steel restraint agreements, 7804 [2MY]

Republic of Korea's National Assembly: bilateral trade, 26497 [30OC]

Press releases

ITC again supports domestic steel industry's position—recent price increases not caused by VRA's: American Iron & Steel Institute, 11133 [7JN]

Japanese attack on U.S. patents, 10238 [25MY]

Public opinion polls

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

Questions and answers

Dept. of Transportation restrictions on transportation grants, 10945 [6JN]

Remarks in House

African elephants: demise, 6637 [13AP]

Agriculture: Export Enhancement Program, 8065 [3MY]

———foreign trade barriers, 224 [4JA]

———prohibit the import of certain fruits (H.R. 2026), 7045 [18AP]

———sugar program, 11212 [7JN], 20416 [13SE], 21524 [26SE], 25150 [18OC]

Airports: charges and fees collected relative to zones at certain small facilities (H.R. 1001), 2209 [9FE]

Alaska: oil exports, 367 [24JA]

Asia-Pacific region: economic importance, 3414 [2MR]

Bahamas: certification under Trade Act (H.J. Res. 218), 5322 [23MR]

Banks and banking: control export of capital relative to supporting terrorism and prohibit ownership of U.S. banks by Warsaw Pact countries (H.R. 1475), 4701 [16MR]

———Polish and Hungarian credit unions, 25200 [19OC]

BATUS, Inc.: takeover bid by foreign corporation, 19454 [4AU]

Chemical and biological weapons: export control (H.R. 3033), 28477-28483 [13NO]

Boeing Corp.: coproduction of 300-seat jetliner with Japan, 30402 [20NO]

Business: innovation, productivity, trade, competitiveness, and technology leadership (H.R. 2264), 8825 [10MY]

Canada: U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement, 19961 [11SE]

Children: prohibit the importation of certain goods produced abroad (H.R. 2485), 10152 [24MY]

Chile: FDA ban on imported fruits, 4482 [16MR]

China, People's Republic of: reestablishment of U.S. enterprises, 16772 [28JY]

———restrict exports of defense articles for use in Tibet (H.R. 2002), 6822 [17AP]

———sanctions, 12736, 12737 [21JN], 12850 [22JN]

———suspend most-favored-nation treatment and OPIC operations (H.R. 2613), 12276 [19JN], 12845 [22JN]

———suspend OPIC activities, 23100 [3OC]

———U.S. sale of satellites, 15326 [19JY]

China, Republic of: restrictions on U.S. citrus products, 14500 [12JY]

———U.S. policy, 19689 [7SE]

Cigarettes: restrictions on exports and foreign advertising (H.R. 1249), 3396, 3409 [2MR]

Coal: exports to Japan, 5362 [4AP]

———tariff on imports and restrictions on Federal leases (H.R. 489, 490), 222 [4JA]

Commodity Futures Improvements Act: enact (H.R. 2869), consideration (H. Res. 235), 20329 [13SE]

Consumers: product advertising to disclose the country of origin of product components (H.R. 3359), 27821 [7NO]

Cuba: exception to embargo on trade relative to medicines or medical supplies (H.R. 1853), 6337 [12AP]

———U.S. embargo, 22772 [3OC]

Customs: negotiation of preclearance agreements with foreign countries (H.R. 2176), 7884 [2MY]

Customs entries: filing of protest (H.R. 1998), 6663 [13AP]

Defense Economic Adjustment Act: enact (H.R. 101), 133 [3JA]

Department of Commerce and Trade: establish (H.R. 3667), 31834 [11DE]

Department of Industry and Technology: establish (S. 1978), 31781 [21NO]

Dept. of Defense: effect of international defense agreements on U.S. competitiveness (H.R. 1417), 4469 [15MR]

———technology transfers abroad, 16774 [28JY]

Developing countries: public debt (H.R. 1103), 2612 [23FE], 2770 [23FE]

Domestic industry: competitiveness, 28733 [14NO]

Donnelly Corp.: tribute, 11631 [13JN]

Ecology: long-term impact of trade policy, 20981 [20SE], 25160 [18OC]

Economic conditions: analysis and outlook, 27990 [8NO]

———business forecasts, 22656 [2OC]

———U.S. interests in the global economy of the 1990's, 9970 [18MY]

Education: advanced technology fields training (H.R. 1720), 5628 [5AP]

EEC: adoption of a restrictive broadcasting directive (H. Res. 257), 25446-25453, 25478 [23OC], 30212 [19NO]

———agreement on canned peach and pear subsidies, 14243 [11JY]

———economic integration by 1992, 10469 [31MY]

———impact on U.S. economy, 18656 [3AU]

———restrictive directive on import of television programs, 22776 [3OC], 24030 [11OC], 25167 [19OC]

———U.S. economic opportunities, 30384 [20NO]

Electronics: improve status of domestic industry (H.R. 1516), 5012, 5015 [21MR], 5314 [23MR]

Employment: effect of trade deficit on U.S. jobs, 25480, 25481 [23OC]

Elephants: control the international ivory market (H.R. 2172), 7865 [2MY]

———importation of ivory and other products (H.R. 2384), 9615 [18MY]

———importation of ivory and other products (H.R. 2415), 9968 [18MY]

———importation of ivory and other products (H. Res. 158), 9599 [17MY]

Eximbank: direct loan program, 3224 [2MR]

Export Administration Act: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 2653)-14042 [11JY]

Farm legislation: national objectives, 13991 [29JN]

Firearms: ban import of semiautomatic, 9324 [16MY]

———Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms suspension of importation of certain rifles, 16822 [28JY]

———import ban on assault weapons, 4062 [14MR], 4152, 4156 [15MR], 6070 [11AP], 6235 [12AP], 6629 [13AP], 6876 [18AP], 7726 [2MY], 14229 [11JY], 21766 [27SE], 24547 [13OC]

———import ban on assault weapons and certain accessories (H.R. 1154), 3041 [28FE]

———prohibit manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber and .32 caliber ammunition (H.R. 1651), 5320 [23MR]

Fish and fisheries: ban importation from countries not requiring turtle excluder devises (H.R. 3496), 26103 [25OC], 26307 [26OC]

———ban importation of shrimp from countries not requiring turtle excluder devices (H.R. 3442), 24154 [11OC]

———ban importation of shrimp from country not requiring turtle excluder devices (H.R. 2620), 11750 [14JN]

———ban importation of products from countries failing to enter into or implement adequate drift-net monitoring and enforcement agreements (H. Con. Res. 89), 6644, 6665 [13AP]

———cease drift-net fishing in the South Pacific (H. Con. Res. 214), 25231 [19OC], 26103 [25OC], 28604 [13NO], 29996-30003 [17NO]

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

———import restrictions, 8422 [4MY]

———unfair trade practices, 20438 [14SE]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: appropriations (H.R. 2939), 15729-15755 [21JY]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), appointment of conferees, 26306 [26OC]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, 28738 [14NO], 29043 [17NO], 29565-29574 [16NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), consideration (H. Res. 207), 15408-15420 [20JY]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), permission to file conference report, 28222 [9NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 3743), 30232, 30243-30273 [20NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 3743), consideration (H. Res. 295), 30222-30232 [20NO]

Foreign Subsidiary Tax Equity Act: enact (H.R. 2489), 10085 [24MY]

Forests and forestry: Japanese purchase of U.S. timber, 24233 [12OC]

———log export ban, 5090 [21MR]

———prohibit the export of unprocessed old growth logs harvested from public lands (H.R. 3605), 27797 [7NO]

———State export of unprocessed logs harvested on State lands (H.R. 1191), 3082 [1MR]

Frankfurt, Germany: Export 89 small business trade fair, 28019 [8NO], 30081 [17NO], 30680 [21NO]

GATT: Geneva meeting's agriculture framework, 6667 [13AP]

General Telephone & Electronics Corp.: international business, 14622, 14689-14692 [13JY]

Great Lakes: repeal cargo preference and allocation of export requirements (H.R. 597), 337 [20JA], 2568 [22FE]

Gulf States Toyota, Inc., Houston, TX: tribute, 6631 [13AP]

Harbors: establish an improvement revolving loan program to enhance commerce (H.R. 2606), 11626 [13JN]

Hazardous substances: consistency in interstate and international transportation laws (H.R. 3520), 26355 [26OC]

High-Definition Television Research and Development Act (H.R. 1516), 5314 [23MR]

Hungary: extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products (H.R. 1594), 13522-13526, 13602 [27JN], 14005 [29JN], 19696-19706 [7SE]

———extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products (H.R. 1594), consideration (H. Res. 228), 19690-19695 [7SE]

———importation of defense articles, 12875 [29JN], 13734 [28JN]

India: deny most-favored-nation status (H.R. 1067), 5259 [23MR]

———economic relations, 2588 [22FE]

———trade dispute with Nepal, 8016 [3MY]

Industry: foreign investors ownership of U.S. defense companies, 5333 [3AP]

———improving U.S. competitiveness, 31834 [11DE]

Ing. C. Olivetti & Co.: sale of military technology to the Soviet Union, 25234 [19OC]

International Labor Organization: Convention-147 set minimum standards for merchant shipping, 13493 [23JN]

Ireland, Northern: fair employment incentives (H.R. 156), 158 [3JA]

Iron and steel industry: extend voluntary restraint agreements, 2219 [9FE], 6816 [17AP], 10017 [23MY], 13954, 13956 [29JN], 15771 [21JY]

———implement the trade liberalization program (H.R. 3275), 16197-16200 [25JY], 16348 [26JY], 16773 [28JY], 20925 [19SE], 22705-22713, 22724 [2OC], 31204-31207 [21NO]

Israel: free trade agreement, 154 [3JA], 11842 [14JN]

ITC: report on bilateral trade agreements with East Asian countries, 6357 [12AP]

Japan: agreement on semiconductor, 4465 [15MR]

———agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 119), 11272 [7JN]

———Akio Morita's essay on trade relations with U.S., 30084 [17NO]

———economic relations with U.S., 20764-20771 [19SE]

———enforcement of semiconductor agreement and prevent unfair trade practices (H. Res. 146), 10814-10817 [6JN]

———establish free trade area with U.S. (H.R. 1051), 2573 [22FE]

———industrial competition, 14902 [17JY]

———investment in the U.S., 20096 [12SE]

———Matsushita Corp. trade practices, 19138 [4AU]

———Morrison Knudsen construction company's contract partnership, 14491 [12JY]

———participation in the apple market, 26196 [26OC]

———policy, 28561, 28563 [13NO]

———reduction of trading or investment barriers for U.S. companies (H. Con. Res. 216), 28036 [8NO]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft, 4059 [14MR], 4152 [15MR], 5127, 5128 [22MR], 5323 [23MR], 5488 [5AP], 5667, 5668, 5674, 5675, 5677 [6AP], 7723-7725 [2MY], 8010, 8013 [3MY], 8689, 8705 [9MY], 8807, 8808, 8811-8813 [10MY], 8867, 8871, 8874 [10MY], 9325, 9361 [16MY], 9455 [17MY], 9613, 9620 [18MY], 11183 [13JN], 11185 [7JN], 11199 [14JN], 11395 [8JN], 11634 [13JN], 11839 [14JN], 16771, 16814-16816 [28JY], 16825 [28JY], 20372 [13SE], 25234 [19OC]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S. Res. 61), 1650 [2FE], 4984 [20MR], 5798 [6AP]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), 11156-11212 [7JN], 16771 [28JY], 16963 [31JY]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), consideration (H. Res. 165), 11150-11156 [7JN]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), veto, 20583 [14SE]

———telecommunications trade agreement, 15155 [19JY]

———trade policies, 10234, 10237 [25MY], 20099 [12SE], 27931 [8NO], 30096 [19NO]

———U.S. access to commercial airline routes, 10820 [6JN]

———U.S. policy, 13971 [29JN], 19687, 19689 [7SE], 2185 [9FE]

———unfair trade practices, 7540, 7541 [26AP], 12798 [21JN], 14034 [11JY], 25570-25572 [24OC]

Korea, Republic of: restrictions on U.S. citrus products, 14500 [12JY]

———U.S. policy, 25062 [18OC], 25311 [19OC]

Lobbyists: foreign agents compulsory ethics, 4059, 4062 [14MR]

Merchant marine: economic conditions, 2504 [22FE]

Metallurgical coal and steel products: reciprocity of trade (H.R. 1105), 2783 [23FE]

Mexico: agricultural trade barriers, 20949 [20SE]

———bilateral trade initiative, 23099 [3OC]

———encourage private creditors to help reduce debt (H. Con. Res. 86), 5485, 5504 [5AP], 14034-14040, 14060 [11JY]

———free trade of livestock (H. Res. 238), 20234 [12SE]

Middle East: U.S. share of exports, 9584 [17MY]

Mines and mineral resources: reducing U.S. dependency on imports (H.R. 491), 216 [4JA]

Missile Technology Act: enact (H.R. 963), 2168 [9FE]

Motor vehicles: restrictions on foreign economic assistance, 13718 [28JN]

National Cooperative Innovation and Commercialization Act: enact (H.R. 1024), 2363 [21FE], 2510 [22FE]

National defense: industrial base, 15320 [19JY], 27770-27773 [7NO]

National Oil Security Act: enact (H.R. 104), 172 [3JA]

Nicaragua: lift trade and economic sanctions (H.R. 418), 169 [3JA]

———trade embargo, 26198 [26OC]

Northern California High Technology Export Assistance Act: enact, 1196 [31JA]

NSC: membership of the Sec. of Commerce (H.R. 1248), 3390 [2MR]

Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act: impact, 8860 [10MY]

Pacific Basin: establish a forum on economic and diplomatic issues (H. Con. Res. 93), 6656 [13AP]

Pacific Parliamentary Caucus: convene, 5330 [23MR]

Parallel imports: continuation (H.R. 771), 1665 [2FE]

Petroleum: dependence on overseas sources, 2229 [21FE]

———import fee, 8010 [3MY]

———import fee (H. Res. 35), 215 [4JA]

Poland: importation of defense articles, 12875 [29JN], 13734 [28JN]

Power resources: hearings on long-term energy security, 30399-30402 [20NO]

Protectionism: effects, 26468 [27OC]

Puerto Rico Economic Progress, 1357 [31JA]

Reciprocity of Foreign Investment Act: enact (H.R. 3699), 30058 [17NO]

Restrictive practices: elimination, 9967 [18MY]

Romania: import ban (H.R. 2765), 24923 [17OC]

———most-favored-nation status, 13737 [28JN]

Saudi Arabia: exhibition promoting trade and cultural understanding, 15973 [24JY]

———sale of defense articles, 12845 [22JN], 29608 [16NO]

Services industries: balance of trade, 20100 [12SE]

Shipyards: unfair foreign competition, 11282 [8JN]

Shoe industry: improve trade and reduce unemployment (H.R. 631), 367 [24JA]

Small business: participation in international trade, 28357 [9NO]

South Africa: economic sanctions, 2228 [21FE], 19671 [6SE]

———opposition to international ban on ivory trade, 14020 [10JY]

Soviet Union: foreign trade links to civil rights and emigration issues, 10154 [24MY]

———most-favored-nation trade status, 2847 [28FE]

———normalization of trade relations, 29046 [15NO]

———soybean oil sale, 9327 [16MY]

———trade liberalization inside Baltic States (H.R. 2366), 9385-9387 [16MY]

———U.S. policy, 28972 [15NO]

———U.S. private sector cooperation, 14023 [10JY]

———U.S. purchase of uranium enrichment services (H.R. 1100), 2779 [23FE]

———wheat sale, 8009, 8011, 8014, 8015 [3MY], 8099 [3MY], 8604 [9MY]

Special Trade Management Act: enact (H.J. Res. 249), 18216 [3AU], 19125 [4AU]

States: equality of taxation of domestic and foreign corporations (H.R. 1390), 4137 [14MR]

Steel Fair Trade Review Act: enact (H.R. 3093), 18221 [3AU]

Steel Import Stabilization Act: extend (H.R. 904), 1728 [7FE], 1882 [7FE], 9387-9392 [16MY]

———extend (H.R. 2640), 11847 [14JN], 12735 [21JN]

———strengthen (H.R. 3009), 16448 [26JY]

Sugar Supply Stabilization Act: enact (H.R. 1055), 2562, 2566 [22FE]

Tariff: bicycle parts (H.R. 1855), 6363 [12AP]

———brooms or broom corn (H.R. 3509), 25806 [24OC]

———Burmese articles (H.R. 2578), 11261 [7JN]

———chipper knife steel products (H.R. 1760), 6360 [12AP]

———chlorinated synthetic rubber (H.R. 2250), 8424 [4MY]

———digital processing units (H.R. 1869), 9415 [16MY]

———ethyl tertiary butyl ether (H.R. 1903), 6656 [13AP]

———extracorporeal shock wave lithotripter (H.R. 2864), 14245 [11JY]

———frozen vegetables (H.R. 3780), 30688 [21NO]

———hot red peppers and salt (H.R. 1842), 6328 [12AP]

———in-line roller skate boots (H.R. 1777), 6081 [11AP]

———iron and steel pipe and tube products (H.R. 1640), 5327 [23MR]

———medical gloves, 27722 [7NO]

———1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate (H.R. 1872), 9433 [16MY]

———opal borosilicate glassware (H.R. 1843), 6342 [12AP]

———polyester filament yarns (H.R. 1596), 5316 [23MR]

———ranitidine hydrochloride (H.R. 3130), 18692 [4AU]

———silver bullion (H.R. 1366), 4016 [9MR]

———ski racing apparel (H.R. 1984), 6656 [13AP]

———sporting gloves not of leather (H.R. 1985), 6656 [13AP]

———sugar, 9578 [17MY]

———wood products from countries that do not implement reforestation programs (H.R. 2782), 13618 [27JN]

Taxation: foreign loans (H.R. 2697), 12797 [21JN]

Technology; U.S. competitiveness, 11034 [6JN], 24764 [17OC]

Telecommunications: increase industry competitiveness, 7726 [2MY]

———restrictions on market, 3034 [28FE]

Telecommunications Equipment Manufacturing Stimulation Act: enact (H.R. 103), 159 [3JA]

Television: development of high-definition technology, 8828 [10MY], 28178, 28285 [9NO], 29068 [15NO]

———development of high-definition television technology (H.R. 1516), 5012, 5015 [21MR], 5314 [23MR]

Terrorism: military assistance restrictions (H.R. 91), 25466-25474 [23OC], 31130 [21NO]

———sanctions against certain countries, 23632 [5OC]

Textile industry and fabrics: imports from Caribbean nations, 9457 [17MY]

———use of tariff revenues to support research for modernization (H.R. 1461), 4480 [16MR]

Tobacco industry: beneficial exports, 5114 [21MR], 20721 [19SE]

Trade and Technology Promotion Act: enact (S. 1978), 31781 [21NO]

U.S. deficit, 14926, 14929-14931 [18JY], 15100 [19JY], 15330 [19JY], 20430 [14SE], 20983-20985 [20SE], 24769 [17OC], 25064 [18OC], 26908 [2NO]

U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service: funding, 19491 [4AU]

U.S. competitiveness, 6285, 6287 [12AP]

U.S. dollar: gold standard, 22730, 22731 [2OC]

U.S. flag: importation of foreign-made flags (H.R. 1036), 2226 [21FE], 11750 [14JN]

U.S. industrial base: decline, 5505 [5AP]

U.S. policy, 11954 [15JN]

U.S. Trade Representative: visit to Japan, 24765 [17OC]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: impact, 14929 [18JY]

U.S.-Japan bilateral framework agreement: establish (H. Con. Res. 166), 14480 [12JY]

Remarks in Senate

Agriculture: export program eligibility (S. 1561), 18974 [4AU]

———foreign currency proceeds from sale of commodities used for research and development programs (S. 1205), 12558-12560 [20JN]

———initiate certain actions relative to trade barriers and enhancement of exports (S. 1746), 23853, 23854 [6OC], 24900 [17OC]

———standards for imported kiwi fruit, peaches, pears, nectarines, and plums (S. 992), 9242 [16MY]

———U.S. sugar quota, 26068 [25OC]

———wheat sale to Soviet Union, 8213 [4MY]

Airports: clarify fees that may be collected relative to foreign trade zones at certain small facilities (S. 24), 570 [25JA]

American Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act: enact (S. 356), 1804 [7FE]

Antitrust policy: applications toward international commerce (S. 50), 632 [25JA]

Arms sales: Dept. of Defense export control policy, 31661 [21NO]

———missile technology export controls, 16886 [31JY]

Assault Weapon Import Control Act: enact (S. 733), 5827 [7AP]

Burma: Japanese assistance, 2920 [28FE]

———trade restrictions (S. 822), 6995 [18AP]

Caribbean Regional Stock Exchange: creation, 20088 [12SE]

Chemical and biological warfare: sanctions against companies which have aided the proliferation of weapons (S. 8), 496-502, 1107 [25JA], 6468 [13AP]

———sanctions against firms involved in transfer of materials to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Libya (S. 238), 978 [25JA], 2993 [28FE]

China, People's Republic of: deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1241), 13125 [22JN]

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1242), 13126 [22JN]

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1278), 13436 [23JN]

———prohibition on satellite sales, 18783 [4AU]

———sanctions, 12626 [21JN], 14735 [14JY], 26729-26733 [1NO], 14097 [11JY]

China, Republic of: trade policy, 5863 [10AP]

Coal: promote clean coal technology export programs, 15182 [19JY]

———study of supply and demand situation in the Soviet Union, 28371 [13NO]

Consumers: purchase of products made in the U.S. (S.J. Res. 114), 7825 [2MY]

Cotton Research and Promotion Act: amend (S. 1313), 14594 [13JY]

Critical Trends Assessment Act: enact (S. 1345), 15058 [18JY]

Cuba: U.S. policy, 15484, 15485 [20JY]

Debt-for-Drugs Exchange Act: enact (S. 1991), 31579 [21NO]

Department of Industry and Technology: establish (S. 1978), 31554-31556 [21NO]

Dept. of Defense: effect of international defense agreements on U.S. competitiveness (S. 578), 4339-4342 [15MR]

———export financing of defense articles, 16228 [26JY]

Dept. of Transportation: Secretary's authority for administering cargo reservation laws (S. 113), 727 [25JA]

Domestic Corporation Taxation Equality Act: enact (S. 1139), 11118 [7JN]

———U.S. analysis and outlook, 21219 [21SE]

EEC: ban on U.S. beef, 1587 [2FE]

———semiconductor industry's EC-92 program, 19037 [4AU], 22878 [3OC]

———Senate Task Force on Policy Recommendations, 26781, 26783 [1NO]

———treatment of U.S. beef products (S. Res. 14), 1077 [25JA]

———U.S. competitiveness after 1992, 6756 [17AP]

Employment: congressional committee analysis of legislation impact on economic factors (S. Con. Res. 17), 3535 [6MR]

Energy Security Tax Act: enact (S. 850), 7295 [19AP]

Exchange rates: adjustment, 5438 [4AP]

Eximbank: exports for energy sector, 21075 [20SE]

———extend the Tied-Aid Credit Program (S. 1704), 23043 [3OC]

Export Administration Act: amend (S. 1796), 26029-26040 [25OC]

———appropriations (S. 1705), 23043 [3OC]

Export Finance Expansion Act: enact (S. 1217), 12711-12713 [21JN]

Export Promotion and Market Development Act: enact (S. 1156), 11422 [9JN]

Exports: maintain export assistance office in northern California (S. 285), 1249 [31JA]

FDA: responsibility relative to alleged cyanide tampering of grapes, 29362 [16NO]

Federal Timber Export Restriction Act: enact (S. 754), 6027-6029 [11AP]

Firearms: importation of semiautomatic, 4767 [17MR]

Foreign countries: competition, 10780 [2JN], 19026 [4AU]

———development of domestic industrial standards (S. 1545), 18947 [4AU], 20323 [13SE]

———private enforcement of unfair competition (S. 179), 411 [25JA]

———unreasonable acts that adversely impact international agreements on endangered species (S. 261), 1014 [25JA]

Foreign investments: improve the quality of data (S. 856), 7301 [19AP]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: appropriations (H.R. 2939), 20900 [19SE], 21011-21095, 21101-21123 [20SE], 21662 [26SE]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), appointment of conferees, 21663 [26SE]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, 29145-29158, 29160-29175 [15NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, point of order, 29169 [15NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), recede from disagreement to House amendment to Senate amendment, 29835 [17NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2939), veto, 30152 [19NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 3743), 30492-30525 [20NO]

Fruits: standard for imported papaya (S. 1267), 13417 [23JN]

Great Britain: sale of technology to the Soviet Union, 7835 [2MY]

Great Lakes: impact of cargo preference on the maritime industry, 28630-28634 [14NO]

Great Lakes Maritime Trade Act: enact (S. 1350), 15270, 15272 [19JY], 26683 [31OC]

Honey Research, Promotion, and Consumer Information Act: amend (S. 1314), 14595 [13JY]

Hong Kong: commend Government on commitment to halting software piracy (S. Res. 211), 30646 [20NO]

Hungary: extend most-favored-nation treatment to products (S. 1240), 13125 [22JN]

———importation of defense articles, 15178 [19JY]

India: denial of export of ballistic missile test device, 15001 [18JY]

Industry: encourage employers to retain work in United States (S. 252), 1002 [25JA]

———governmental cooperation to enhance competitiveness, 2989 [28FE]

———technological leadership, 27912 [8NO]

Intellectual Property Protection Act: enact (S. 1529), 18931 [4AU]

International Cultural and Trade Center: building project in Washington, DC, 1854 [7FE]

International gateways: designation of new for nontraditional gateway cities, 22540 [29SE]

Iron and steel industry: condition, 1401 [2FE]

———extend voluntary restraint agreement, 1755-1760 [7FE], 7018 [18AP], 7837 [2MY], 8998 [11MY], 9318 [16MY], 14361 [12JY], 14611 [13JY], 15857, 15861 [24JY]

———impact of imports from EEC, 4421 [15MR]

———implement trade liberalization program (H.R. 3275), 31717 [21NO], 31720-31722 [21NO]

———ITC study of voluntary restraint agreements, 11133 [7JN]

ITC: study on voluntary restraint agreements, 11133 [7JN]

Japan: agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 119), 7991 [3MY], 11345 [8JN]

———agreement on semiconductors (S. Res. 119), star printing, 9320 [16MY]

———competition for construction contracts, 4771 [17MR]

———initiate trade negotiations (S. 292), 1258-1260 [31JA]

———patent system, 6607 [13AP]

———report by Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations, 8751 [10MY]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft, 3576 [7MR], 3695 [8MR], 3944 [9MR], 5853-5857 [10AP], 6742-6744 [17AP], 7093 [19AP], 7781-7783 [2MY], 7998 [3MY], 8210, 8212 [4MY], 8469-8472, 8478, 8480, 8489-8492 [9MY], 9228-9493, 9523 [17MY], 9931 [18MY], 22539 [29SE]

———sale of F-16 technology and codevelopment of fighter aircraft (S. Res. 61), 1468 [2FE], 1903-1905 [8FE], 2130 [9FE]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), 7671, 7696 [1MY], 8376 [4MY], 8775 [10MY], 8922, 8926-8949, 9009 [11MY], 9047-9063, 9068-9074 [12MY], 9164-9178, 9235 [16MY], 16666 [27JY], 16848, 16876 [31JY]

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft (S.J. Res. 113), veto, 20083 [12SE], 20260-20284 [13SE], 20576 [14SE]

———U.S. relations, 4679 [16MR], 27596 [7NO], 31287 [21NO]

———U.S. trade negotiations, 31311 [21NO]

———unfair trade practices, 11544 [13JN], 13189 [22JN], 25351 [20OC]

Kenya: trade policy, 17564 [1AU]

Korea, Republic of: claim of alar in U.S. exported grapefruit (S. Res. 179), 20694 [18SE]

———coproduction of fighter aircraft, 11406-11408 [9JN], 15217-15221 [19JY]

Mexico: investigation of actions prohibiting free trade of livestock with the U.S. (S. Res. 168), 18075 [2AU], 19016 [4AU], 22454 [28SE]

Missile Control Act: enact (S. 1227), 13093 [22JN], 15001 [18JY], 19049 [4AU], 31661 [21NO]

Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act: enact (S. 1924), 30184 [19NO]

Museums: importation of defense articles from Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary, 21074 [20SE]

National Association of Manufacturers: policy to increase exports and reduce trade deficit, 17570 [1AU]

Northern Ireland Fair Employment Practices Act: enact (S. 1287), 14168 [11JY]

Omnibus Trade Act: citing of countries under Super 301 provisions, 10740 [2JN]

OPIC: operations in Poland and Hungary, 21102 [20SE]

Petroleum: dependence on foreign sources, 9159 [16MY]

———extend certain Export Administration Act provisions (S. 1325), 14751 [14JY]

———import fee (S. 42), 614 [25JA]

———opposition to increase in fee on imported crude oil (S. Res. 64), 2470 [22FE], 2718 [23FE]

———U.S. policy, 11745 [14JN]

Poland: economic assistance, 6677 [17AP], 7841 [2MY]

———eligibility for the generalized system of preferences (S. 1262), 13402 [23JN], 28371 [13NO]

———importation of defense articles, 15178 [19JY]

———international assistance programs, 19980 [12SE]

Renewable Energy Trade Equity and Promotion Act: enact (S. 1059), 9868 [18MY]

Richardson, Elliot: conflict of interests, 27847 [8NO]

Sanctions: impact of unilateral decisions, 14609 [13JY]

Sematech: advancing domestic semiconductor industry, 31660 [21NO]

Shoe industry: relief, 31656 [21NO]

Small business: exports, 19626 [6SE]

South Africa: economic sanctions, 2483 [22FE], 15570 [20JY]

———repeal sanctions (S. 522), 3633 [7MR]

———States authority relative to trade policy determinations, 10942-10946 [6JN]

Soviet Union: cooperation with U.S. industrialization projects (S. 1018), 9544, 9545 [17MY], 15470-15474 [20JY]

———decontrol of certain personal computers, 17450 [1AU]

———impact of financial activities on Western security, 14203 [11JY]

———most-favored-nation status, 16744 [27JY]

———waiver of Jackson-Vanik restrictions on trade, 9044 [12MY], 13332 [23JN]

States: allow governors to file certain petitions relative to the Trade Act (S. 19), 563 [25JA]

Steel Import Stabilization Extension Act: enact (S. 378), 1942-1943, 1950 [8FE], 7255 [19AP]

Steel Trade Liberalization Program Implementation Act: enact (S. 1701), 22567 [29SE]

Strategic materials: dependence on foreign sources, 9159 [16MY]

Targeted Export Assistance Program: reauthorize (S. 1952), 31459 [21NO]

Tariff: administration of the drawback program (S. 1648), 21140 [20SE]

———administrative procedures for noncontroversial suspensions (S. 1169), 11516 [13JN]

———amiloride hydrochloride (S. 1417), 16675 [27JY]

———anis base (S. 938), 8520 [9MY]

———Anthraquinone (S. 889), 7808 [2MY]

———bicycle parts (S. 1281), 13439 [23JN]

———bicycles (S. 1504), 18400 [3AU]

———Broenner's acid (S. 935), 8520 [9MY]

———brooms (S. 1779), 25372 [20OC]

———cantaloupes (S. 1538), 18941 [4AU]

———Caribbean-grown tobacco (S. 806), 6710 [17AP]

———certain timing apparatus (S. 1323), 14750 [14JY]

———chemical light activator blend (S. 1418), 16675 [27JY]

———chipper knife steel products (S. 1166), 11514 [13JN]

———chlorhexanone (S. 911), 7967 [3MY]

———Christmas ornaments (S. 1105), 10639 [1JN]

———D salt (S. 936), 8520 [9MY]

———D-carboxamide (S. 1416), 16675 [27JY]

———dimethyl succinyl succinate (S. 886), 7808 [2MY]

———dimethylbenzylidene sorbitol (S. 802), 6588 [13AP]

———disposable surgical gowns and drapes (S. 1481), 18000 [2AU]

———extracorporeal shock wave lithotripter (S. 1584), 19614 [6SE]

———flashlights and flashlight parts (S. 1104), 10639 [1JN]

———foreign repair of vessels (S. 1915), 29772 [17NO]

———4,4'-isopropylidenedicyclohexanol (S. 803), 6588 [13AP]

———4-fluoro-3-phenoxy benzaldehyde (S. 1137), 11118 [7JN]

———frozen carrots (S. 1106), 10639 [1JN]

———furniture and seats (S. 1335), 14830 [17JY]

———glass bulbs (S. 437), 2658 [23FE]

———gripping narrow fabrics of man-made fibers (S. 1432), 16917 [31JY]

———in-line roller skate boots (S. 1042), 9838 [18MY]

———K-acid (S. 934), 8520 [9MY]

———knitwear (S. 1642), 20884 [19SE]

———large power transformers (S. 1132), 10990 [6JN]

———large power transformers (S. 1132), star print, 11698 [14JN]

———manhole cover marking requirement (S. 1549), 18952 [4AU]

———menthol feedstocks (S. 756), 6029 [11AP]

———mercuric oxide (S. 1736), 23839 [6OC]

———mixed ortho/para toluene sulfonamide (S. 1095), 10631 [1JN]

———N-[(4-chlorophenyl)amino]carbonyl]-2,6-difluorobenzamide (S. 1101), 10637 [1JN]

———naphthol AS types (S. 939), 8520 [9MY]

———Neville and Winter's acid (S. 937), 8520 [9MY]

———norfloxacin (S. 1415), 16675 [27JY]

———nuclear magnetic spectrometer (S. 1845), 27207 [6NO]

———1-[1-((4 chloro-2-(trifluoro-methyl)phenyl)imino)-2-propoxyethyl]-1-H-imidazole (S. 1103), 10637 [1JN]

———ornithine (S. 1567), 18979 [4AU]

———paramine acid (S. 884), 7808 [2MY]

———pentachlorothiophenol (S. 888), 7808 [2MY]

———p-hydroxybenzaldehyde (S. 1713), 22640 [2OC]

———plastic web sheeting (S. 1015), 9542 [17MY]

———quizalofop-ethyl (S. 1351), 15273 [19JY]

———ranitidine hydrochloride (S. 1342), 15052 [18JY]

———Resolin Red F3BS components I and II (S. 887), 7808 [2MY]

———specialty thermostat resin (S. 1733), 23596 [5OC]

———tefluthrin (S. 1292), 14180 [11JY]

———teicoplanin (S. 1568), 18979 [4AU]

———theobromine (S. 910), 7967 [3MY]

———thiothiamine hydrochloride (S. 876), 7694 [1MY]

———Trimethyl base (S. 885), 7808 [2MY]

———2,6-Dichlorobenzonitrile (S. 1102), 10637 [1JN]

———two-stroke cycle piston engines (S. 1014), 9541 [17MY]

———umbrellas (S. 549), 3952 [9MR]

———wicker products (S. 1363), 15628 [20JY]

———0,0-dimethyl-S-[(4-oxo-1,2,3-benzotriazin-3-(4H)-y1)methyl] phosphorodithioate (S. 1138), 11118 [7JN]

Taxation: DISC loans (S. 206), 910 [25JA]

———importation of crude oil and refined petroleum products (S. 161), 806 [25JA]

Technology: U.S. competitiveness, 27706 [7NO]

Telecommunications: balance of services with Japan, 1333 [31JA]

Television: design, development, and manufacture of high-definition technology, 29345 [16NO]

Terrorism: military assistance restrictions (H.R. 91), 31345 [21NO]

———prohibit export of equipment to certain countries (H.R. 91), placed on calendar, 26077 [25OC]

Toshiba-Kongsberg sanctions: legal challenge, 1348 [31JA]

Trade Act: structural impediments initiative for certain markets, 21739 [26SE]

Trade and Technology Promotion Act: enact (S. 1978), 31554-31556 [21NO]

Trademark Protection Act: enact (S. 626), 4598-4600 [16MR]

Trout River, NY: customs facilities and equipment (S. 693), 5415 [4AP]

U.S. deficit: unsustainable level, 7343 [19AP]

U.S. competitiveness, 6208 [12AP], 8753 [10MY], 9515 [17MY], 11537 [13JN], 29434 [16NO], 30172 [19NO]

U.S. policy, 22298 [28SE]

U.S. trade laws: enforcement (S. 1204), 12556 [20JN]

U.S. Trade Representative: establish office in Tokyo, 15487 [20JY]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: implementation (S. Res. 21), 1091 [25JA]

U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area: establish (S. 944), 8529 [9MY]

U.S.-U.S.S.R. Trade and Economic Council: meeting, 9522 [17MY]

White House Conference on International Trade in Services: convene (S. 259), 1010 [25JA]

Reports

Addressing Unfair Trade—Agricultural Cases Under Section 301 of the Trade Act: Donna U. Vogt, 24901-24909 [17OC]

Background Information and Application of the Law: Japan Fair Trade Commission, 9071 [12MY]

Bid Rigging Activities at Yokosuka Naval Base, Japan: Fair Trade Commission, 9070 [12MY]

Congress and Mexico—Bordering on Change: Congressional Study Group, 27044 [2NO]

EEC 1992: Senate Task Force on Policy Recommendations, 26781 [1NO]

Foreign Ownership of U.S. Defense Companies: Bernard L. Schwartz, Johns Hopkins University, 9062 [12MY]

Future of U.S.-Japan Relations: Council on Foreign Relations and Asia Pacific Association, 2186 [9FE]

Import Watch, 30402 [20NO]

Importability of Certain Semiautomatic Rifles, 16822 [28JY]

National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers, 8423 [4MY]

Policy To Increase Exports and Reduce Trade Deficit: National Association of Manufacturers, 17570 [1AU]

Restrictions on Dept. of Transportation Grants, 10945 [6JN]

Sale of F-16 Aircraft Technology and Codevelopment of FSX Fighter Plane: several MIT professors, 8376 [4MY]

Seize the Moment—U.S. Interests in the 1990's: American Assembly, 9970-9973 [18MY]

Steel Imports—Are the VRA Countries Filling Their Quotas? David J. Cantor, 1944-1949 [8FE]

Structural Changes in the Western Steel Industry: ITC, 7256-7258 [19AP]

Training People in Advanced Technology Fields: National Academy of Sciences, 5628 [5AP]

U.S. Military Coproduction Programs Assist Japan in Developing Its Civil Aircraft Industry: GAO, 8377 [4MY]

Reports by conference committees

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations (H.R. 2939), 28571-28594 [13NO]

Reports filed

Customs and Trade Agencies Appropriations: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 2443) (H. Rept. 101-70), 10241 [25MY]

Enforcement of Semiconductor Agreement With Japan: Committee on Government Operations (H. Res. 146) (H. Rpt. 101-66), 10158 [24MY]

Eximbank's Tied-Aid Credit Program: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 1704) (S. Rept. 101-153), 22566 [29SE]

Export Administration Act Appropriations: Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs (S. 1705) (S. Rept. 101-154), 22566 [29SE]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 2653) (H. Rept. 101-125), 14074 [11JY]

Export of Chemical and Biological Weapons: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 27807 [7NO]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3033) (H. Rept. 101-334), 28016 [8NO]

Extending Nondiscriminatory Treatment to Products of Hungary: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 1594) (H. Rept. 101-99), 12808 [21JN]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 228) (H. Rept. 101-223), 19312, 19327 [4AU]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 2939) (H. Rept. 101-165), 15158 [19JY]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 288) (H. Rept. 101-352), 28559, 28595 [13NO]

———committee of conference (H.R. 2939) (H. Rept. 101-344), 28595 [13NO]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 207) (H. Rept. 101-166), 15158 [19JY]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 295) (H. Rept. 101-380), 30116 [19NO]

Foreign Trade Zones Program: Committee on Government Operations (H. Rept. 101-363), 29604 [16NO]

Japanese Semiconductor Market (S. Res. 119), 11117 [7JN]

Nomination of Sidney L. Williams To Be Deputy U.S. Trade Representative: Committee on Finance, 9803 [18MY]

Poland Eligibility for the Generalized System of Preferences: Committee on Finance (S. 1262), 13402 [23JN]

Prohibiting Export of Military Equipment to Countries Supporting International Terrorism: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 91) (H. Rept. 101-296), 25145 [18OC]

Sale of F-16 Aircraft Technology to Japan for Codevelopment of FSX Aircraft: Committee on Foreign Affairs (S.J. Res. 113) (H. Rept. 101-71), 10442 [31MY]

———Committee on Foreign Relations (S.J. Res. 113), 8949 [11MY]

———Consideration (H. Res. 165) (H. Rept. 101-75), 10789 [5JN]

Steel Trade Liberalization: Committee on Finance (H.R. 3275) (S. Rept. 101-206), 29189 [15NO]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3275) (H. Rept. 101-263), 22068 [27SE]

Resolutions by organizations

drift-net fishing in the South Pacific: South Pacific Commission, 30001 [17NO]

———U.N., 30000 [17NO]

International steel competition: Shipbuilders Council of America, 9318 [16MY]

Rosters

U.S. International Cultural and Trade Center Commission, 1856 [7FE]

Rulings of the Chair

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: appropriations (H.R. 2939), conference report, 29169 [15NO]

Statements

Case for Manufacturing—America's Trade Policy: Alan W. Wolff, 27913-27915 [8NO]

Codevelopment of FSX Aircraft With Japan: Carla A. Hills, U.S. Trade Representative, 9169 [16MY], 20271, 20275 [13SE]

———Clyde Prestowitz, 9060 [12MY]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 11176, 11198 [7JN]

———Frank C. Carlucci, 9060 [12MY]

———Janet G. Mullins, 11200 [7JN]

———Representative Dymally, 8724 [9MY]

———William H. Bywater, 9164 [16MY]

Ending Trade Problems With Japan: Representative Stark, 7459 [25AP]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations: Bush administration, 21052 [20SE]

Japanese Trade Policy: Noboru Takeshita, 14970 [18JY]

Nuclear Weapons Proliferation: Senator Gore, 27033 [2NO]

———Senator McCain, 27033 [2NO]

Sanctions Against South Africa: Gerhard de Kock, 15964 [24JY]

———Herman J. Cohen, 15964 [24JY]

Soviet Jewry and the Trade Component: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 2847 [28FE]

Technical, Industrial, and Human Deterioration in American Society: Seymour Melman, 133 [3JA]

Trade Embargo Against Nicaragua: President Bush, 24842 [17OC]

Trade Relations With Soviet Union: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 1729 [7FE], 3497 [6MR]

U.S. Competitiveness: Daniel Burstein, 29435 [16NO]

———Lawrence Chimerine, 29436-29439 [16NO]

———Senator Lieberman, 11537,1538 [13JN]

Summaries

Alcatel's Soviet Joint Venture—A Sale the West Cannot Afford to Make: Center for Security Policy, 6634 [13AP]

Department of Commerce and Trade (H.R. 3667), 31836 [11DE]

Export Enhancement Program and the Soviet Union, 8065 [3MY]

Export Finance Expansion Act (S. 1217), 12712 [21JN]

Increase Productivity of U.S. Labor Force in 21st Century (H.R. 2235), 8429 [4MY]

Principal Themes and Issues of the Pacific Parliamentary Caucus, 5330-5332 [23MR]

Recent Trade Agreements With Israel, 11842 [14JN]

Strengthening Economic and Trade Ties With the Republic of China, 5865 [10AP]

Trade Agreements With Israel, 155 [3JA]

Surveys

Policies of Sanctions and Divestment in South Africa: Gallup Poll, 23093 [3OC]

Tables

Foreign country purchase from U.S., 1357 [31JA]

Imports of thiothiamine hydrochloride by Takeda Chemical Products USA, Inc., 7694 [1MY]

Japan's future energy needs, 5362 [4AP]

Trade with Soviet Union, 29047 [15NO]

U.S. market shares in Japan, 10815 [6JN]

U.S. steel import volumes and imports as a share of apparent consumption, 9390 [16MY]

U.S. trade with Cuba, 15532, 15534 [20JY]

Testimonies

Commercial Relations With the Soviet Union: Senator Bradley, 2487-2489 [22FE]

FSX Aircraft Agreement With Japan: Herbert F. Rogers, 9166 [16MY]

———Joel Johnson, 9171 [16MY]

———Philip M. Condit, 9171 [16MY]

International Cultural and Trade Center, Washington, DC: Charles H. Percy, 1854-1856 [7FE]

U.S. Competitiveness: Benjamin M. Friedman, 29434 [16NO]

Unfair Trade Practices: Carla A. Hills, 1224 [31JA]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 86, encourage private creditors to help reduce Mexican debt, 14034 [11JY]

H. Con. Res. 89, prohibit importation of fishery products from countries failing to enter into or implement adequate drift-net monitoring and enforcement agreements, 6644 [13AP]

H. Con. Res. 166, establish a U.S.-Japan bilateral framework agreement, 14480 [12JY]

H. Con. Res. 214, cease drift-net fishing in the South Pacific, 25232 [19OC], 29996 [17NO]

H. Res. 146, Japan enforce semiconductor agreement and prevent unfair trade practices, 10814 [6JN]

H. Res. 165, consideration of S.J. Res. 113, sale to Japan of F-16 aircraft technology and codevelopment of FSX aircraft, 11150 [7JN]

H. Res. 207, consideration of H.R. 2939, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, 15408 [20JY]

H. Res. 228, consideration of H.R. 1594, extending nondiscriminatory treatment to products of Hungary, 19690 [7SE]

H. Res. 235, consideration of H.R. 2869, Commodity Futures Improvements Act, 20329 [13SE]

H. Res. 257, EEC adoption of a restrictive broadcasting directive, 23637 [5OC], 25446 [23OC]

H. Res. 288, consideration of conference report on H.R. 2939, appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs, 28738 [14NO]

H. Res. 295, consideration of H.R. 3743, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, 30222 [20NO]

H.R. 91, Anti-Terrorism and Arms Export Act amendments, 25466-25469 [23OC]

H.R. 101, Defense Economic Adjustment Act, 134 [3JA]

H.R. 103, Telecommunications Equipment Manufacturing Stimulation Act, 160 [3JA]

H.R. 104, National Oil Security Act, 172 [3JA]

H.R. 418, lift trade and economic sanctions against Nicaragua, 170 [3JA]

H.R. 963, sanctions on U.S. or foreign business helping other countries to obtain military technology, 2168 [9FE]

H.R. 1594, extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products from Hungary, 13522 [27JN], 19704 [7SE]

H.R. 1651, prohibit manufacture, transfer, or importation of .25 caliber and .32 caliber ammunition, 5320 [23MR]

H.R. 1842, tariff on hot red peppers and salt, 6328 [12AP]

H.R. 1933, duty-free treatment for certain automotive parts, 6651 [13AP]

H.R. 2002, restrict exports of defense articles to People's Republic of China for use in Tibet, 6822 [17AP]

H.R. 2264, Cooperative Productivity and Competitiveness Act, 8825 [10MY]

H.R. 2606, establish a port improvement revolving loan program to enhance commerce, 11626 [13JN]

H.R. 2697, taxation on foreign loans, 12797 [21JN]

H.R. 2782, tariff on wood products from countries that do not implement reforestation programs, 13619 [27JN]

H.R. 2939, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, 20900-20920 [19SE]

H.R. 3009, Steel Modernization and Fair Trade Act, 16448 [26JY]

H.R. 3033, Chemical and Biological Warfare Elimination Act, 28477-28479 [13NO]

H.R. 3275, implement the steel trade liberalization program, 22705 [2OC], 31717 [21NO]

H.R. 3605, export of unprocessed old growth logs harvested from public lands, 27798 [7NO]

H.R. 3743, appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs, 30243-30265 [20NO]

S. 8, Chemical and Biological Weapons Control Act, 497 [25JA]

S. 19, allow State governors to file certain petitions relative to the Trade Act, 564 [25JA]

S. 24, clarify airport fees that may be collected relative to foreign trade zones at certain small facilities, 571 [25JA]

S. 42, Domestic Petroleum Security Act, 616 [25JA]

S. 50, Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvements Act, 632 [25JA]

S. 113, Sec. of Transportation's authority for administering cargo reservation laws, 727 [25JA]

S. 161, importation of crude oil and refined petroleum products, 806 [25JA]

S. 1715 tariff on ioxaglate, 22988 [3OC]

S. 179, private enforcement of the unfair foreign competition, 413 [25JA]

S. 206, taxation of DISC loans, 911 [25JA]

S. 238, impose sanctions against firms involved in transfer of chemical or biological warfare materials to Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Libya, 979, 980 [25JA]

S. 252, encourage employers to retain work in United States, 1002 [25JA]

S. 259, White House Conference on International Trade in Services, 1011 [25JA]

S. 285, maintain export assistance office in northern California, 1251 [31JA]

S. 292, initiate trade negotiations with Japan, 1260 [31JA]

S. 356, American Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act, 1805 [7FE]

S. 378, Steel Import Stabilization Extension Act, 1943 [8FE]

S. 549, tariff on umbrellas, 3952 [9MR]

S. 626, Trademark Protection Act, 4600 [16MR]

S. 693, customs facilities and equipment for Trout River, NY, 5415 [4AP]

S. 733, Assault Weapon Import Control Act, 5827 [7AP]

S. 754, Federal Timber Export Restriction Act, 6028 [11AP]

S. 756, tariff on menthol feedstocks, 6030 [11AP]

S. 802, tariff on dimethylbenzylidene sorbitol, 6588 [13AP]

S. 803, tariff on 4,4'-isopropylidenedicyclohexanol, 6588 [13AP]

S. 806, tariff treatment of Caribbean-grown tobacco, 6711 [17AP]

S. 822, trade restrictions with Burma, 6996 [18AP]

S. 850, Energy Security Tax Act, 7295 [19AP]

S. 856, quality of data on foreign investments, 7302 [19AP]

S. 884, duty on paramine acid, 7808 [2MY]

S. 885, duty on Trimethyl base, 7808 [2MY]

S. 886, duty on dimethyl succinyl succinate, 7808 [2MY]

S. 887, duty on Resolin Red F3BS components I and II, 7808 [2MY]

S. 888, duty on pentachlorothiophenol, 7808 [2MY]

S. 889, duty on Anthraquinone, 7808 [2MY]

S. 910, duty on theobromine, 7967 [3MY]

S. 911, duty on chlorhexanone, 7967 [3MY]

S. 934, tariff on K-acid, 8520 [9MY]

S. 935, tariff of Broenner's acid, 8520 [9MY]

S. 936, tariff on D salt, 8520 [9MY]

S. 937, tariff on Neville and Winter's acid, 8521 [9MY]

S. 938, tariff on anis base, 8521 [9MY]

S. 939, tariff on naphthol AS types, 8521 [9MY]

S. 944, U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area, 8529 [9MY]

S. 992, standards for imported kiwi fruit, peaches, pears, nectarines, and plums, 9243 [16MY]

S. 1006, encourage innovation and productivity, stimulate trade, and promote U.S. competitiveness and technological leadership, 9263 [16MY]

S. 1014, suspension of duty on certain two-stroke cycle piston engines, 9542 [17MY]

S. 1015, suspension of duty on certain plastic web sheeting, 9542 [17MY]

S. 1018, Slepak Principles Act, 9544 [17MY]

S. 1042, tariff on in-line roller skate boots, 9838 [18MY]

S. 1095, mixed ortho/para toluene sulfonamide, 10632 [1JN]

S. 1104, tariff on flashlights and flashlight parts, 10639 [1JN]

S. 1105, tariff on Christmas ornaments, 10639 [1JN]

S. 1106, tariff on frozen carrots, 10639 [1JN]

S. 1137, tariff on 4-fluoro-3-phenoxy benzaldehyde, 11118 [7JN]

S. 1138, tariff on 0,0-dimethyl-S-[(4-oxo-1,2,3-benzotriazin-3-(4H)-y1) methyl] phosphorodithioate, 11118 [7JN]

S. 1139, Domestic Corporation Taxation Equality Act, 11119 [7JN]

S. 1156, Export Promotion and Market Development Act, 11423 [9JN]

S. 1166, tariff on chipper knife steel products, 11515 [13JN]

S. 1169, administrative procedures for noncontroversial tariff suspensions, 11517 [13JN]

S. 1217, Export Finance Expansion Act, 12712 [21JN]

S. 1227, Missile Control Act, 13094 [22JN]

S. 1240, extend most favored nation treatment to products from Hungary, 13126 [22JN]

S. 1241, deny most favored nation treatment to People's Republic of China, 13126 [22JN]

S. 1267, require imported papaya to meet domestic requirements, 13418 [23JN]

S. 1278, deny most favored nation treatment to People's Republic of China, 13437 [23JN]

S. 1281, tariff bicycle parts, 13440 [23JN]

S. 1287, Northern Ireland Fair Employment Practices Act, 14168 [11JY]

S. 1314, amend Honey Research, Promotion, and Consumer Information Act, 14595 [13JY]

S. 1335, tariff on certain furniture and seats, 14830 [17JY]

S. 1345, Critical Trends Assessment Act, 15059 [18JY]

S. 1350, Great Lakes Maritime Trade Act, 15271 [19JY]

S. 1351, tariff on quizalofop-ethyl, 15273 [19JY]

S. 1363, tariff on wicker products, 15628 [20JY]

S. 1538, tariff on cantaloupes, 18942 [4AU]

S. 1561, agricultural export program eligibility, 18975 [4AU]

S. 1584, tariff on extracorporeal shock wave lithotripter, 19615 [6SE]

S. 1704, extend Eximbank Tied-Aid Credit Program, 23043 [3OC]

S. 1716, tariff on trialate, 22988 [3OC]

S. 1717, tariff on triphenyl phosphate, 22989 [3OC]

S. 1733, tariff on specialty thermostat resin, 23597 [5OC]

S. 1736, tariff on mercuric oxide, 23839 [6OC]

S. 1746, initiate certain actions relative to trade barriers and enhancement of exports, 23854 [6OC]

S. 1779, tariff on certain brooms, 25372 [20OC]

S. 1830, Missile and Proliferation Control Act, 27030 [2NO]

S. 1915, tariff on foreign repair of vessels, 29773 [17NO]

S. 1924, Missile Equipment and Technology Control Act, 30185 [19NO]

S. 1978, Trade and Technology Promotion Act, 31556-31571 [21NO]

S. 1991, Debt-for-Drugs Exchange Act, 31580 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 17, congressional committee analysis of legislation impact on economic factors, 3535 [6MR]

S. Con. Res. 81, encourage growth to create new markets for advanced-country products and services, 28400 [13NO]

S. Res. 14, EEC treatment of U.S. beef products, 1077 [25JA]

S. Res. 21, U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement implementation, 1091 [25JA]

S. Res. 61, codevelopment of F-16 aircraft with Japan, 4986 [20MR], 2130 [9FE]

S. Res. 64, opposition to increase in fee on imported crude oil, 2470 [22FE]

S. Res. 119, U.S.-Japan agreement on semiconductors, 7990 [3MY], 11345 [8JN]

S. Res. 129, Japanese involvement in Libyan weapons programs, 9287 [16MY]

S. Res. 168, investigation of actions prohibiting free trade of livestock with the U.S., 19016 [4AU]

S. Res. 179, Republic of Korea claims of unsafe chemicals on U.S. agricultural products, 20694 [18SE]

S. Res. 211, commend Government of Hong Kong on commitment to halting software piracy, 30646 [20NO]

S.J. Res. 113, export of F-16 technology for FSX coproduction with Japan, 9233 [16MY], 11184 [7JN]

S.J. Res. 114, consumers purchase of products made in the U.S., 7825 [2MY]