CONGRESS see also Congressional Committees; House of Representatives; Members of Congress; Senate

Addresses

American Political System—How It Works, and Why: Senator Kasten, 14097 [11JY]

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

Democratic Party Issues: Mario M. Cuomo, Governor of New York, 2801-2803 [27FE]

First Strike Ceremony for Congress Bicentennial Commemorative Coins: Donna Pope, 12406 [19JN]

Media Coverage of the Congress: Representative Obey, 9605-9609 [17MY]

Morality Versus Moralism—In Defense of Politics, Representative Henry, 6354 [12AP]

State of the Union: President Bush, 2062-2066 [9FE], 2077-2081 [9FE]

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

Two Hundred and Going Strong? Richard T. Burress, 5903 [10AP]

Agenda

Legislative program of the Senate Democratic Conference, 7099 [19AP]

Amendments

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), 7755-7759 [2MY], 8122, 8133, 8142, 8166, 8177 [4MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (S. Con. Res. 30), 7801, 7829 [2MY], 7898, 7906, 7912, 7913, 7921, 7927, 7935, 7939, 7940, 7944, 7991 [3MY], 8217, 8222, 8224, 8225, 8229, 8232, 8243, 8247, 8264, 8275, 8280, 8288-8290, 8293, 8361-8367 [4MY]

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

``How Our Laws Are Made'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 193), 25476 [23OC]

National Voter Registration Act: enact (S. 874), 21728 [26SE]

Analyses

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

Conference Report on the Budget Resolution, 9763 [18MY]

Congressional Budget Deficit, 9763 [18MY]

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

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

Announcements

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

House of Representatives: rules and guidelines (sundry), 89 [3JA]

Appointments

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint), 86 [3JA]

Committee to escort Lech Walesa, 28968 [15NO]

Committee to escort the President, 2061 [9FE]

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

Conferees: H. Con. Res. 106, congressional budget for 1990-92, 8320 [4MY]

———H. Con. Res. 106, setting forth the congressional budget for 1990-92, 8628 [9MY]

———H.R. 3299, budget reconciliation, 25093 [18OC], 25303 [19OC], 25382 [20OC]

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

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

Articles and editorials

. . . And a Great Misconception, 8245 [4MY]

Adele Scott Saul, 101—Made Race To Be State's First Congresswoman, 1635 [2FE]

Benefits Ease Path of Congressional Retirees—Generosity for Departing Lawmakers Based on Special Rules, 1810 [7FE]

Big Debt Overhang, 25998 [25OC]

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

Budget, Sort of, 9761, 9768 [18MY]

Budget Charade Sets the Stage for Progress, 8095 [3MY]

Budget Games, 9759, 9765 [18MY]

Budget Reform Options, 12618-12620 [20JN]

Budget Scissors, 11026 [6JN]

Budget Trickery Can't Last Forever, 9758 [18MY]

Budget With a Lexicon All Its Own, 9768 [18MY]

Budget—Don't You Believe It, 8262 [4MY]

Budgets and Sausages, 9766 [18MY]

Bush Offers Proposal on Ethics, Pay—Hill Honoraria Sidestepped, 6467 [13AP]

Bush Pressing Congress To Permit CIA Role in Nicaragua Election, 18991 [4AU]

Bush S&L Bailout Creates Illusion of Deficit Cut That Congress Questions but Wants To Believe, 2570 [22FE]

Bush's Real Problem—The Ruins of Reaganism, 8258 [4MY]

Business as Usual in Congress as New Fiscal Mark Is Reached, 26597 [31OC]

Campaign Funds Should Be Raised Within the District, 26893 [1NO]

Claude Pepper's Vote for Equality, 20089 [12SE]

Compassion and Principle, 3423 [3MR]

Congress' Billion-Dollar Drug Scam, 10577 [1JN]

Congress Must Strengthen the Budget Process, 1994 [8FE]

Congress Pay Isn't a Ballpark Figure, 1163 [27JA]

Congress Usurping President's Authority, Scholars Say, 3073 [28FE]

Congress Wary of Move To Ship Satellites to China, 30421 [20NO]

Congressional Fellowships for Science, 7702 [1MY]

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

Cooked Books, 9758 [18MY]

Courtly Congressman, 1641 [2FE]

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

Deficit Deal Falls Short of Bush Pledges, 9759 [18MY]

Deficit Is Headed for a Mexican Standoff, 9767 [18MY]

Democracy at Its Worst, 1713 [7FE]

Duck Watch, 9768 [18MY]

Face Up Honestly to Deficit Problem, 7360 [19AP], 9766 [18MY]

Federal Budget Deal Was an Empty Promise, 9760, 9769 [18MY]

Feel-Good Budget Agreement, 7360 [19AP]

``Feel-Good'' Budget Agreement, 9760, 9766 [18MY]

Filling Political War Chests—A Process That Never Ends, 3943 [9MR]

Florence Josephine (Pat) Slovek, Office Manager and Secretary, 9425 [16MY]

436th Member of Congress, 26468 [27OC]

Fowler Emerges as Senate Leader in Only Two Years, 2202 [9FE]

Fumble, Punt, Fumble, 26780 [1NO]

Gramm-Rudman? Let the Ax Fall, 24574 [13OC], 24652 [13OC]

Gramm-Rudman—A Dud, 25148 [18OC]

Hill Will Invite Soviet Advice on Arms Cuts, 7890 [3MY]

His Brother's Keeper, 20186 [12SE]

How Tower Used His ``No'' Vote, 3730 [8MR]

Human Resources, 3399 [2MR]

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

Is the Deficit Really So Bad?, 4471 [15MR]

Jim Wright's Bus People, 3072 [28FE]

Legacy of Liberalism, 11479 [13JN]

Let Conscience Be Their Guide, 27111 [3NO]

Mediocrity Will Not Suffice, 1713 [7FE]

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

Miserable Wages, Miserable Leaders, 1713 [7FE]

Mr. Bush's Ethics Plan—Big, and Thin, 6467 [13AP]

Muddling Through the Budget, 9760, 9765 [18MY]

Newsweek's View of Congress—Tell It to Geraldo, 8405 [4MY]

No. 1 Whistle Blower Derides Deficit Figures, 8261 [4MY]

NRA Television Ad Wounds City Leaders, 14897 [17JY]

On Track With the Deficit, 5905 [10AP]

Pact Challenged by Bush Counsel—Latin Agreement Seen as Too Empowering for Congress, 6534 [13AP]

Paper Cuts, 6752 [17AP], 8262 [4MY], 9765 [18MY]

Partial Veto Power—Does the President Have It Now?, 22757-22760 [2OC]

Permanent Congress? Check the Numbers, 14910 [17JY]

``Permanent Congress'' Is a Myth, 12610 [20JN]

Phantom of the Rose Garden, 6752 [17AP], 9767 [18MY]

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

Real Bottom Line, 8261 [4MY]

Reinvigorating Congress, 11273 [7JN]

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

Rohrabacher Asks Drug Tests for U.S. House, 27810 [7NO]

Rose Garden Ruse, 7360 [19AP], 9761, 9765 [18MY]

RTA Officials Call on Congress to Head Off C&NW Strike, 4167 [15MR]

Senator Sanford's Budget Bill—Realistic, Creative Proposals Deserve Serious Attention, 30120 [19NO]

Silent Decay, 27574 [6NO]

Smoke and Mirrors, 9760, 9767 [18MY]

Stop the Flow of Drugs to Our Money Markets!, 7582 [26AP]

Stouthearted Jesse Helms, 3421 [3MR]

Tax-and-Spend Democrats Never Learn, 25412 [20OC]

To Arms! To Arms! The Deficits Are Coming!, 21750 [26SE]

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

U.S. Can't Fund Global Programs, Hill Panel Told, 24501 [12OC]

U.S. Foreign Policy Must Reflect American Ideals, 3404 [2MR]

Vulnerability Is What Worries Sabo, 1642 [2FE]

Washington's Failure Reflects in Budget Plan, 7910 [3MY]

What Will We Tell Our Children?, 30653 [20NO]

Bills and resolutions

Adjournment (see S. Con. Res. 67)

———conditional (see S. Con. Res. 23; H. Con. Res. 97)

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

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

———sine die (see H. Con. Res. 239)

Appropriations: enroll items agreed to by both Houses as a separate joint resolution (see S. 33, 354)

———Presidential line-item veto authority (see S. 1553; H.R. 61, 235, 1261, 1262, 2703; H.J. Res. 12, 29, 50, 181, 313; H. Res. 297)

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

———supplemental (see H.J. Res. 448)

Architect of the Capitol: conduct a program for recycling materials disposed on Capitol grounds (see H. Con. Res. 188)

Armed Forces: procedures authorizing disengagement or engagement in hostilities (see S. 2)

August recess: waiving requirement (see H. Con. Res. 179)

Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: approval of the report of the President (see H.J. Res. 424)

Beck, Frank E.: tribute on retirement (see S. Res. 199)

Bicentennial Commemorative Coin: first strike ceremony at Capitol (see S.J. Res. 128)

Bills and joint resolutions: expedited consideration of certain legislation submitted by the President (see S. Con. Res. 9)

``Black Americans in Congress'': authorize printing (see H. Con. Res. 170)

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

———balance (see S. 101)

———constitutional amendment on balanced (see H.J. Res. 162)

———exclude receipts and disbursements of Social Security trust funds from calculation of deficits (see H.R. 2892)

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

———expeditious consideration by Congress of Presidential proposals rescinding budget authority (see H.R. 962)

———flexible freeze (see H. Con. Res. 157)

———freeze spending and exclude Social Security trust funds from deficit calculation (see H.R. 1123)

———improve process (see H.R. 755, 1398, 1957, 2936)

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

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

———reconciliation (see H.R. 3299)

———reflect principles on which U.S. was founded (see H. Con. Res. 61)

———require the President to include a statement on the size of the deficit (see H.R. 3411)

———rescission authority (see H.R. 1757, 2034)

———rescission of authority unless disapproved by joint resolution (see H.R. 1053)

———2-year cycle (see S. 29; H.R. 1262)

———use of current spending levels in preparation for each new fiscal year (see S. 447; H.R. 1613)

Budget Trust Fund Reform Act: enact (see H.R. 3531)

California: assistance for victims of earthquake without increasing the Federal deficit (see S. Res. 197)

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

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

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

Colombia: support of Congress for citizens (see H. Con. Res. 194)

Commission on Base Realignment and Closure: additional information to Congress before considering recommendations (see H.R. 1108)

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

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

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

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

Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 50)

Committee on Appropriations (Senate): authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 41)

Committee on Armed Services (House): funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 99)

Committee on Finance: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 34)

Committee on House Administration: investigate, recount, and report on contested elections (see H. Res. 49)

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

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint): extend (see S. Con. Res. 2, 65, 66)

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (House, Select): establish (see H. Res. 23, 216)

Committee on Printing (Joint): election of members (see S. Res. 36; H. Res. 110)

Committee on Rules and Administration: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 35)

Committee on Small Business (Senate): authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 33)

Committee on the Library (Joint): allow member of the Committee on Rules and Administration to serve in place of the chairman (see S. Con. Res. 12)

———election of members (see S. Res. 36; H. Res. 110)

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

Committees of the House: designating majority membership (see H. Res. 96)

———designating minority membership (see H. Res. 224)

———members (see H. Res. 39, 45, 51)

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

Committees of the Senate: authorizing biennial expenditures (see S. Res. 66)

———majority party appointments (see S. Res. 46)

———minority party appointments (see S. Res. 45, 47)

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

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

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1990-92 (see S. Con. Res. 30; H. Con. Res. 106)

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), consideration (see H. Res. 145)

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

Congressional Budget Reform Act: enact (see S. 391)

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

Congressional Council on Education and Space Act: enact (see S. 1442)

Congressional employees: commission to study compensation and personnel practices (see H. Con. Res. 95)

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

Constitutional amendments: require balanced budget, tax legislation accountability, and appropriations line-item veto (see H.J. Res. 384)

———joint rule relative to sine die adjournment (see H.J. Res. 7)

Convention: proposing amendments (see S. 204)

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

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

Dept. of Defense: reduce the number of required reports submitted to Congress (see S. 1401)

Director of National Drug Control Policy: temporary special Senate committee to provide oversight and guidance (see S. Res. 155)

District of Columbia: waive period of congressional review for certain acts (see H.R. 3287)

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

Ecology: Presidential report to Congress on a national strategy (see S. 1964)

Education: congressional scholarships for science, mathematics, and engineering (see H.R. 996)

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

———contributions and expenditures (see S.J. Res. 48; H.R. 11, 12, 960, 2698, 2785; H.J. Res. 344)

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

———disallow the personal use of amounts received as contributions (see H.R. 198, 3116)

———limitation on certain contributions and expenditures relative to House of Representatives candidates (see H.R. 3115)

———limitations on contributions by certain individuals and multicandidate political committees (see H.R. 3114)

———national standards for voter registration (see H.R. 15, 17)

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

Ethics Reform Act: enact (see S. 1882)

Federal Budget Structure Act: enact (see S. 1572)

Federal Election Campaign Act: use of excess campaign funds for personal purposes (see H.R. 171)

Federal Pay Accountability Act: enact (see S. 821)

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

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

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

Government: ethics standards (see H.R. 3660)

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

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

———restrict use of Federal funds to influence employees and officers (see H.R. 3057, 3136)

Government trust funds: receipts and disbursements of highway, inland waterway, and airport, be excluded in budget totals (see H.R. 286)

Guard, Bailey: tribute (see S. Res. 27)

Hastings, Alcee L.: appoint committee to receive and report evidence against (see S. Res. 123)

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

House of Representatives: amend rules relative to live media coverage of testimony of certain witnesses (see H. Res. 253)

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

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

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

———apply fair labor standards to employees (see H. Res. 56)

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

———Classified Information Security Office (see H. Res. 44)

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

———designating minority membership on certain standing committees (see H. Res. 281)

———election of officers (see H. Res. 1)

———enclose galleries with transparent and substantial material (see H. Res. 19)

———Federal financing of political campaigns (see H.R. 36)

———limit campaign contributions (see H.R. 1133)

———limit number of consecutive terms a Member may serve (see H.J. Res. 87)

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

———mass mailing restrictions (see H. Res. 192)

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

———notify that quorum of the Senate is present (see S. Res. 2)

———notify the President of completion of business (see H. Res. 301)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

———technical amendments to Rules of the House (see H. Res. 22)

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

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

How Our Laws Are Made: authorize printing of brochure (see H. Con. Res. 193)

Income: defer pay adjustments (see H.R. 580)

———disapproving increases in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries (see H.J. Res. 129)

———nullify increase in Federal salaries (see H.R. 835)

Intelligence services: preparation of Presidential findings for certain intelligence operations and mandatory penalties for deceiving Congress (see S. 145)

———reorganization of foreign operations (see S. 175)

Interstate compacts: congressional consent to boundary change between South Dakota and Nebraska (see H.J. Res. 393)

———Quad Cities Interstate Metropolitan Development Authority Compact (see H.R. 3118)

Kittinger, Joe: award Congressional Gold Medal (see H.R. 432)

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

Mass mailings: cost statements (see S. 1869)

———limit (see S. 762, 990; H.R. 2732)

Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Act: sense of Congress (see S. Con. Res. 78)

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

———constitutional amendment on terms of office (see H.J. Res. 201, 202, 300)

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

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

———deferral of pay adjustment (see S. 298; H.R. 748)

———designating minority membership (see H. Res. 224)

———effectiveness of salary increase (see H.R. 834)

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

———financial reform (see H.R. 1709)

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

———honoraria (see H.R. 75, 675)

———include relative to independent counsel appointments (see H.R. 3715)

———limit terms of office (see S.J. Res. 17; H.J. Res. 69, 125)

———modify provisions relative to permanent appropriation of funds for compensation (see S. 249; H.R. 564)

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

———participation in bicentennial events for Constitution, Congress, and inauguration of George Washington (see H. Con. Res. 96)

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

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

———pay increase must be approved by recorded vote in each House (see S. 299, 315; H.R. 244, 674, 740, 748)

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

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

———personal use of excess campaign funds (see H.R. 40, 3218)

———political campaign finance reform (see H.R. 2750)

———prohibit receipt of honoraria by Senators (see S. 158)

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

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

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

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

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

Mississippi River Interstate Pollution Phase-Out Compact: congressional consent (see H.R. 510)

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

National Voter Registration Act: enact (see S. 874)

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

Nixon, Walter L., Jr.: authority to use detailed personnel of any Federal agency relative to impeachment trial (see S. Res. 167)

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

Pan American World Airways: joint congressional committee to coordinate investigations of the flight 103 bombing (see H. Con. Res. 105)

Postal Service: newsletters not franked (see S. 627)

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

Postal Service: rates for certain mail received (see S. 102)

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

Raphel, Arnold: award gold medal to family (see H.R. 277)

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

Rockefeller, Laurance S.: award Congressional Gold Medal (see S. 1853)

Sabine River: congressional consent to an amendment to a compact ratified by Louisiana and Texas (see H.R. 2920)

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

Senate: amend rule (see S. Res. 100)

———amend rule XXV (see S. Res. 43, 48, 49)

———amend rule XXV relative to majority party appointments (see S. Res. 44)

———authorize certain appointments after sine die adjournment (see S. Res. 226)

———authorize employee testimony and production of documents for a grand jury investigation (see S. Res. 203)

———authorize printing of Senate Manual (see S. Res. 188)

———authorizing appointment of a delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet (see S. Res. 194)

———authorizing the testimony and representation of employees in a court case (see S. Res. 192)

———fair employment practices (see S. 1165; S. Con. Res. 11)

———hour of meeting (see S. Res. 7)

———limit number of consecutive terms a Member may serve (see H.J. Res. 87)

———notify that quorum of the House is present (see H. Res. 2)

———receipt of honoraria (see S. Res. 40)

———recycling program for disposed paper (see S. Res. 99)

———special bicentennial session (see S. Res. 93)

———tribute to staff (see S. Res. 225)

Senate Election Reform Act: enact (see S. 1575)

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

Social Security: budget treatment of trust fund (see H.R. 3573)

———cost of living increases (see H.J. Res. 32)

———payment of benefits by Dept. of the Treasury in case of congressional failure to increase public debt limit (see H.R. 3547)

———treatment of trust funds in budget deficit calculation (see H.R. 2933)

Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact: congressional consent to amendments (see H.R. 2642)

Soviet Union: congressional support of a Presidential waiver of certain sanctions due to increasing emigration (see H. Con. Res. 153)

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

Standing Rules of the Senate: limit sense of the Senate or Congress amendments (see S. Res. 9)

———questions of germaneness or relevancy of amendments (see S. Res. 11)

———require 2-day notice for consideration of bills and joint resolutions (see S. Res. 18)

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

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

———exempt from District of Columbia income tax certain family members of elective officials and legislative branch employees (see H.R. 3590)

———legislative accountability (see H.J. Res. 3, 43, 58, 70)

———rate on principal campaign committees (see H.R. 1218)

Telecommunications: congressional policy relative to providing advanced services and equipment (see S. Con. Res. 34)

Truth in Budgeting Act: enact (see H.R. 1420)

VA: delete requirement of specific congressional approval for settlement of certain claims of construction contractors (see S. 1195)

War Powers Act: amend (see H.J. Res. 157)

———congressional authority (see H.J. Res. 17)

———effective discharge by executive and legislative branches of their functions during armed conflict (see H.J. Res. 234)

———expedited procedures in hostilities (see H.R. 1309)

———repeal (see H.R. 574)

Wassom, Herbert: award gold medal to family (see H.R. 276)

``Women in Congress'': authorize printing (see H. Con. Res. 167)

Books

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

``Manual of Parliamentary Practice'': Thomas Jefferson, 23293 [4OC]

Certificate of appointment

Coats, Senator: Robert D. Orr, Governor of Indiana, 1 [3JA]

Cloture motions

Government: ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29678 [17NO]

Commentaries

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

Communications from

Architect of the Capitol budget: report, 27 (EC81) [3JA], 97 (EC10) [3JA], 10788 (EC1280) [5JN], 11349 (EC1222) [8JN]

Bid proposals for development: Architect of the Capitol, 1148 (EC478) [27JA]

Court documents

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

Impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 8817 [10MY], 11550 [13JN]

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

Upholding of Roe v. Wade decision: several Members of Congress, 7485 [26AP]

Definitions

Honoraria: United States Code, 1463 [2FE]

Descriptions

Congressional Award Program, 18284 [3AU]

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

Details

Kinder and gentler budget: several Representatives, 8027 [3MY]

Documents

Bipartisan Accord on Central America, 6377 [13AP], 13749 [28JN]

Drug-Free Workplace Policy for the Office of Senator McConnell, 27196 [6NO]

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

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

Nicaragua and the U.S. Congress—Nine Years of Promises, Peace Plans, and Self-Delusion, 13731-13732 [28JN]

———Republican Policy Committee, 6480-6489 [13AP]

Organization of the Government (1789), 22524 [29SE]

Explanations

Congressional Budget Reform Act (S. 391), 1994 [8FE]

Factsheets

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

History

Federal Pay Adjustment, 1451-1455 [2FE]

Legislation by Stuart Symington, 2638-2640 [23FE]

Senate Sergeant at Arms, 9063-9068 [12MY]

Letters

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

Budget reconciliation resolution: Representative Panetta, 21401 [22SE]

Budget scorekeeping report: Robert D. Reischauer, 12574 [20JN]

Church versus state: John C. Holms, Association of Christian Schools, 20506 [14SE]

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

Congressional action on the budget, 17560 [1AU]

Congressional budget for 1990-92: American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, 8312 [4MY]

———American Postal Workers Union, 8312 [4MY]

———National Conference of State Legislatures, 8311 [4MY]

———Robert M. McGlotten, 8261 [4MY]

———Senator Burdick, 9771 [18MY]

———Senators Simpson and Breaux, 9772 [18MY]

———several organizations, 8261 [4MY]

Congressional pay raise, 1364 [31JA]

———Michael L. Benedict, 1679 [6FE]

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

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

———Gerald R. Ford, 14614 [13JY]

———Rudolph G. Penner, 11743 [14JN]

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

———Urban Institute, 11743 [14JN]

Government ethics: President Bush, 29481 [16NO]

Increase in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries: Ronald Reagan, 1712 [7FE]

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

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

———several Senators, 19818 [7SE]

Notification of Congress of covert action: President Bush, 27611 [7NO]

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

Presidential power to reduce certain funding: Richard L. Lesher, 6675 [17AP]

———Wayne E. Gable, 6675 [17AP]

Reform of the financial services industry: Representative Gonzalez, 1385 [2FE]

Reforming the budget process: Gerald R. Ford, 1994, 1996 [8FE]

———Jimmy Carter, 1996 [8FE]

Reorganization of foreign intelligence: Clark M. Clifford, 418 [25JA]

———Senator Specter, 418 [25JA]

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

Senate's drug-free workplace policy: Senator McConnell, 27196 [6NO]

Subpoena: Representative Gradison, 23287 [4OC]

———Representative Kastenmeier, 23287 [4OC]

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

Letters of transmittal

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

Lists

Calendar of events for congressional bicentennial: Library of Congress, 2808 [27FE]

Committee on Appropriations (Senate) staff members, 13046 [22JN]

Congressional action on appropriations bills, 21528 [26SE]

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

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

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

Privilege of the floor during impeachment proceedings for Alcee L. Hastings, 24952 [18OC]

Regulations imposed on State governors by the Child Development and Education Act, 23346-23349 [5OC]

Senate Sergeants at Arms, 1789-1989, 9068 [12MY]

Senators of the 101st Congress, 5 [3JA]

Titles and chapters included in H.R. 2072, emergency supplemental appropriations, 7500 [26AP]

Memorandums

Congressional Review of OMB Budget Requests: Library of Congress, 7155-7157 [19AP]

Declassified Documents for Oliver North's Trial: Dave Keaney, 14789 [17JY]

Political Status of Puerto Rico: Library of Congress, 18785-18800 [4AU]

Memorials of legislature

Iowa, 5171 [22MR]

Minnesota, 13623 [27JN], 14147 [11JY]

Nevada, 9996 [22MY], 15623 [20JY]

South Dakota, 5395 [4AP]

Texas, 19924 [7SE]

Messages

Budget: President Reagan, 246-251 [19JA], 307-311 [20JA]

Economic Report: President Reagan, 251-254 [19JA]

Rescission of Budget Authority: President Reagan, 1108 [25JA]

Motions

Budget: reconciliation (H.R. 3299), 24605 [13OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), instruct conferees, 25084 [18OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), recommit, 23392 [5OC]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), Frenzel motion to instruct conferees, 8610-8613 [9MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (S. Con. Res. 30), recommit, 7948 [3MY], 8267 [4MY]

Notices

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

Oaths administered

Impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 9178 [16MY]

Myers, Representative, 243 [19JA]

Opinions

Congressional apportionment: sundry, 1016, 1017 [25JA]

Papers

Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Internship Competition: several students, 11039 [7JN]

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

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

Petitions

Federal Bar Association: bicentennial of Congress, 7955 [3MY]

Poems

``Invocation,'' Ogden Nash, 22563 [29SE]

``To the Congress of the United States'': Howard Nemerov, 3214 [2MR]

Press releases

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, 23584 [5OC]

Proceedings

National Prayer Breakfast—Feb. 2, 1989, 5669-5674 [6AP]

Program booklet

Capitol Police ceremony, 30574 [20NO]

Public opinion polls

Budget priorities, 19464 [4AU]

Federal spending, taxes, and the budget deficit: Citizens for a Sound Economy Foundation, 7105-7107 [19AP]

Uses of new higher taxes within budget: Roper Organization, 8060 [3MY]

Questionnaires

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

Remarks in House

Accomplishments: legacy for the future, 30653 [20NO]

Adjournment, 30221 [20NO]

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

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

Aged: legislative agenda for keeping family together, 8110-8113 [3MY]

Appropriations: constitutional amendment on President's line-item veto authority (H.J. Res. 384), 19078 [4AU]

———continuing resolutions, 21190 [21SE], 22059-22065 [27SE]

———emergency supplemental (H.R. 2072), 7464 [25AP], 7484, 7487, 7499-7538 [26AP]

———emergency supplemental (H.R. 2072), waive points of order against consideration (H. Res. 135), 7489 [26AP]

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

———President's line-item veto authority, 3833 [8MR], 27068 [2NO]

———President's line-item veto authority (H.R. 235), 185 [3JA]

———President's line-item veto authority (H.R. 1262), 3550 [6MR], 30664 [20NO]

———President's line-item veto authority, 22757 [2OC]

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

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

Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: amend (H.R. 3289), 20722 [19SE]

Baseball: annual game, 19127 [4AU]

———tribute to Porter Supporters, 23949 [10OC]

Bicentennial: joint meeting to commemorate, 2823 [28FE]

———observance, 3210 [2MR], 3411, 3417 [2MR]

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

``Black Americans in Congress'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 170), 14898 [17JY], 25475 [23OC]

Budget: administration proposals, 3089-3094 [1MR]

———balancing, 15728 [21JY]

———balancing (H.R. 364), 184 [3JA]

———biennial cycle, 4157 [15MR]

———bipartisan agreement, 7403 [25AP]

———burden shifting to State and local governments, 2600 [22FE]

———committee report on current level of spending and revenues, 8432 [8MY]

———congressional spending priorities, 24177 [12OC]

———constitutional amendment on balanced (H.J. Res. 162), 3075 [28FE]

———constitutional amendment on balanced (H.J. Res. 384), 19078 [4AU]

———deadline for adopting, 22655 [2OC]

———deficit, 234 [4JA], 2029 [9FE], 3081 [1MR], 4051 [13MR], 4471 [15MR], 7581 [26AP], 8808 [10MY], 26492-26495 [30OC], 26907 [2NO]

———exclude receipts and disbursements of Social Security trust funds from calculation of deficits (H.R. 2892), 14685 [13JY]

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

———flexible freeze (H. Con. Res. 157), 12846 [22JN]

———impact of Gramm-Rudman's mandatory cuts, 25148 [18OC]

———limited delay on congressional response to Presidential rescission message, 31821 [21NO]

———pay-as-you-go proposal, 29631 [17NO]

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

———prevent future continuing resolutions, 25168 [19OC]

———process, 24029 [11OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), 21401 [22SE], 22201 [28SE], 22237, 22238-22242 [28SE], 22854-22859 [3OC], 23204 [4OC], 23255 [6OC], 23256-23262 [4OC], 23326 [5OC], 23359, 23394, 23403 [5OC], 24766 [17OC], 25061 [18OC], 28178, 28180, 28181 [9NO], 28473 [13NO], 30391 [20NO]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), conference report, 31097 [21NO], 31120-31128, 31197 [21NO], 31830 [11DE]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), corrections in engrossment, 23394 [5OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), motion to instruct conferees, 25084-25092 [18OC], 28559 [13NO]

———require the President to include a statement of the size of the deficit (H.R. 3411), 23405 [5OC], 24734 [16OC], 30395 [20NO]

———rescission authority, 6761 [17AP]

———sequestration, 26513, 26514, 26516, 26575, 26584 [31OC], 26718 [31OC], 26905, 26907, 26909 [2NO], 28471, 28473 [13NO]

———status report, 5940 [11AP], 20760 [19SE]

———supplemental, 9456 [17MY]

———2-year cycle (H.R. 1262), 3550 [6MR], 30664 [20NO]

Budget Trust Fund Reform Act: enact (H.R. 3531), 26360 [26OC]

Bush, President: cooperation, 1126 [27JA]

Census: congressional district apportionment, 29574 [16NO]

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

Central America: bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), 6413 [13AP]

———factfinding mission, 16774 [28JY]

Classified information: improve congressional security, 286 [19JA]

———penalties for disclosure by Members or staff, 186 [3JA]

Colombia: support of Congress for citizens (H. Con. Res. 194), 24717-24720 [16OC]

Commission on Base Realignment and Closure: additional information to Congress before considering recommendations (H.R. 1108), 2611 [23FE], 3080, 3081, 3083 [1MR]

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

Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs: activities, 23660-23664 [6OC]

———status of affairs, 10224-10229, 10233 [25MY]

Committee on Intelligence (Select): minority member appointments, 339 [24JA]

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control: permanent status (H. Res. 216), 16459 [27JY]

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

Committee on the Judiciary (House): permission to sit, 22057 [27SE]

Committee on the Library (Joint): allow member of the Committee on Rules and Administration to serve in place of the chairman (S. Con. Res. 12), 5077 [21MR]

Committees of the House: authorize chairmen and ranking minority members to revise and extend remarks, 31157 [21NO]

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

———minority party members (H. Res. 224), 18548 [3AU]

———minority party members (H. Res. 39), 243 [19JA]

———minority party appointments (H. Res. 45), 322 [20JA]

Congress-Bundestag staff exchange: announcement, 370 [24JA]

Congressional bicentennial coin: first strike ceremony, 10794 [5JN]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), 8011, 8012, 8015 [3MY], 8019 [11MY], 8020-8064 [3MY], 8095 [3MY], 8118 [4MY], 8136, 8194, 8198 [4MY], 8610 [9MY], 8911 [11MY], 9323 [16MY], 9472, 9473 [17MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), appointment of conferees, 8628 [9MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), conference report, 9463 [17MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), consideration (H. Res. 145), 8016-8020 [3MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), permission to file conference report, 9121 [15MY]

Congressional Budget Process Reform Act: enact (H.R. 1957), 6648 [13AP]

Congressional Budget Reform Act: enact (H.R. 191), 111 [3JA]

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

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

Congressional interns: tribute, 6844 [18AP], 16826 [28JY]

Congressional publications: mass mailing to constituents, 15778 [21JY]

Congressional Record: publication of illustrations, 19131 [4AU]

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

Constituent mail: preprinted, 10424 [31MY]

Courts: grant power to Congress to remove judges for cause (H.J. Res. 312), 13226 [22JN]

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

C-SPAN: anniversary, 5333 [3AP], 5350, 5353 [3AP]

Cuba: support for plebiscite, 2599 [22FE]

Current events: analysis, 19155-19159 [4AU]

Day care: provisions of budget reconciliation, 28349 [9NO]

Delaware River Basin Compact: consent of Congress (H.R. 793), 1667 [2FE]

Dept. of Defense: budget, 30806, 30807 [21NO]

———budget reduction, 28972 [15NO], 30095 [19NO]

———weapons procurement budget, 13214 [22JN]

Dept. of Education: delivery of research reports to Congress, 8671 [9MY]

Dept. of the Treasury: payment of benefits in case of congressional failure to increase public debt limit (H.R. 3547), 26587 [31OC]

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

District of Columbia: congressional budget responsibility, 15335-15339 [19JY]

———congressional employees as crime victims, 14897 [17JY]

———waive period of congressional review for certain acts (H.R. 3287), 22705 [2OC]

Drug abuse: authority within one committee to combat, 17125 [1AU]

———employment testing, 9625 [18MY], 27810 [7NO]

———funding for law enforcement, 10086-10093 [24MY]

Economic conditions: congressional role, 3851-3853 [9MR]

Education: congressional scholarships for science, mathematics, and engineering (H.R. 996), 2192 [9FE], 20125-20131 [12SE]

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

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

———finance reform, 22731 [2OC]

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

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

EPA: implementation of congressional instructions relative to leaking storage tanks, 26515 [31OC]

Executive departments: congressional oversight, 28471 [13NO]

Families: legislative agenda, 9433-9437 [16MY]

Federal aid programs: congressional oversight, 27996-27999 [8NO]

Federal Salary Act: amend (H.R. 1653), 5260 [23MR]

Federal spending, 26794 [1NO]

Freedom of Information Act: congressional oversight, 1127 [27JA]

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

Gingrich, Representative: questions for new minority whip, 5130, 5132 [22MR]

Government: ethics standards (H.R. 3660), 29468-29513 [16NO], 29982, 30011, 30029 [17NO], 30073 [17NO], 30739 [21NO], 31212 [11DE], 31739 [21NO]

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

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

———restrictions on the use of Federal funds to influence certain officers or employees (H.R. 3057), 17102 [31JY]

History: Encyclopedia of the Congress project, 19117 [4AU]

House of Representatives: adjournment, 1683 [6FE]

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

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

———attendance at inaugural ceremonies (H. Res. 40), 244 [19JA]

———bicentennial, 92 [3JA], 229 [4JA]

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

———decorum, 88 [3JA]

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

———election of minority whip, 5131 [22MR]

———establish drug committee, 5128 [22MR]

———ethics investigations, 27077-27082 [3NO]

———fair employment practices (H. Res. 15), 85 [3JA]

———financing of political campaigns (H.R. 36), 156 [3JA]

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

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

———point of personal privilege, 19139 [4AU]

———reapportionment of seats based on count of legal residents in district, 17126 [1AU], 18212 [3AU]

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

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

———reforms, 18661-18669 [3AU]

———schedule improvements, 27082-27084 [3NO]

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

———tribute to pages, 1127 [27JA]

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

``How Our Laws Are Made'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 193), 25476 [23OC]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 29887 [17NO]

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

Institution: feeling of pride, 6845 [18AP]

Intelligence Oversight Act: several Representatives, 287 [19JA]

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

Legislative agenda before adjournment, 26514 [31OC]

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

Lyndon Baines Johnson Congressional Internship: tribute to competition winners, 11039 [7JN]

Mass mailings: limit number (H.R. 2732), 13209 [22JN]

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

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

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

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

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

———ethics, 8827 [10MY]

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

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

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

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

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

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

———service to the people, 7637 [1MY]

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

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

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

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

———vote on pay increase, 1364 [31JA]

Minorities: compensation of certain employees (H. Res. 114), 5133 [22MR]

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

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

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

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

———privatization, 3048 [28FE]

Quad-Cities Metropolitan Development Authority: congressional consent (H.R. 3118), 18538 [3AU]

Reform, 11273 [7JN], 11284 [8JN], 23292-23294 [4OC]

Refugees: congressional encroachment in foreign policy, 3072 [28FE]

Senior interns: tribute, 10088 [24MY]

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

Social Security: budget treatment of trust fund, 24756 [16OC], 25813 [25OC], 27926 [8NO]

———use of pension trust fund by Congress, 24177 [12OC]

South Dakota: congressional consent to boundary change with Nebraska (H.J. Res. 393), 29931 [17NO]

Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact: congressional consent to amendments (H.R. 2642), 26481 [30OC]

Soviet Union: congressional support of a Presidential waiver of certain sanctions due to increasing emigration (H. Con. Res. 153), 12205 [15JN]

Speaker of the House: authorize to accept resignations, to appoint commissions, boards and committees, 31157 [21NO]

———authorize to declare recesses, 31157 [21NO]

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

Spending and expenditures: committee report on current level, 8432 [8MY]

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

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

USIA: distribution of a film entitled ``Tribute to Mickey Leland'' (H.R. 3294), 24716 [16OC]

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

Votes, personal explanation: Smith, Denny, 28795 [14NO]

Votes, position on missed: Archer, 13662 [28JN]

———Derrick, 10185 [24MY]

———Dingell, 22727 [2OC]

———Engel, 22727 [2OC]

———Foglietta, 20978 [20SE]

———Garcia, 10168 [24MY]

———Goodling, 25453 [24OC]

———Guarini, 10803 [6JN]

———Hiler, 25224 [19OC]

———Hubbard, 11956 [15JN]

———Kastenmeier, 26923 [2NO]

———Kostmayer, 22727 [5OC]

———Mazzoli, 13644 [27JN]

———Nielson, 20168 [12SE]

———Oxley, 11850 [14JN]

———Pallone, 16436 [26JY]

———Parker, 26565 [1NO]

———Rowland, John G., 22727 [2OC]

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

War Powers Act: amend (H.J. Res. 157), 3050 [28FE]

``Women in Congress'': authorize printing (H. Con. Res. 167), 14898 [17JY], 25475 [23OC]

Remarks in Senate

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 97), 7035 [18AP]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

———President's line-item veto authority, 6673 [17AP], 18879 [4AU], 26608 [31OC]

———President's line-item veto authority (S. 6), 488-491 [25JA]

———President's line-item veto authority (S. 1553), 18956-18960 [4AU], 26599 [31OC]

———separate enrollment of bills or joint resolutions for presentation to the President (S. 33), 590 [25JA]

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

Architect of the Capitol: appropriations, 19590 [6SE]

Armed Forces: procedures authorizing disengagement or engagement in hostilities (S. 2), 465 [25JA]

Beck, Frank E.: tribute on retirement (S. Res. 199), 26593 [31OC]

Bicentennial: joint meeting of Congress to commemorate, 2904 [28FE]

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

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

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

Boys Clubs of America: congressional breakfast, 24609 [13OC]

Budget: balance (S. 101), 716 [25JA], 30119 [19NO]

———biennial process, 8232-8234 [4MY]

———bipartisan agreement, 5948 [11AP], 6462 [13AP], 7360 [19AP]

———conditions for sequester, 21371 [22SE]

———constitutional amendment to require balanced, 5865 [10AP]

———deficit, 7906 [3MY], 25632, 25633 [24OC], 28044 [9NO], 29312 [16NO], 29643 [17NO]

———legislative priorities, 4204 [15MR]

———President's rescission authority, 10299 [31MY]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), 22598 [2OC], 22883 [3OC], 23153-23155 [4OC], 23445, 23486-23491 [5OC], 24478-24503 [12OC], 24606 [13OC], 25258 [19OC], 25641, 25642 [24OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), appointment of conferees, 25259 [19OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), change in conferees, 25303 [19OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), conference report, 31403-31432 [21NO]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), House-Senate negotiations, 24008, 24009 [11OC]

———reconciliation (H.R. 3299), parliamentary inquiries, 23138 [4OC]

———scorekeeping report, 1578 [2FE], 2007 [8FE], 11543 [13JN], 15955 [24JY]

———sequestration, 25354 [20OC]

———status report, 9300 [16MY], 20891 [19SE]

———2-year cycle (S. 29), 577-583 [25JA]

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

———ethics initiative, 6467 [13AP]

California: assistance for victims of the earthquake without increasing the Federal deficit (S. Res. 197), instructions to budget reconciliation conferees, 25955-25960 [25OC]

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

Capitol Police: awards ceremony, 30574 [20NO]

Clasified information: Supreme Court ruling on constitutional right to legislate over national security matters, 7033 [18AP], 7356 [19AP]

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

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

Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: commend staff, 18781 [4AU]

Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies (Joint): extend (S. Con. Res. 2), 7 [3JA]

———tribute, 321 [20JA]

Committee on the Library (Joint): allow member of the Committee on Rules and Administration to serve in place of the chairman (S. Con. Res. 12), 2015 [8FE]

Committees of the Senate: majority party appointments (S. Res. 46), 1618 [2FE]

———minority party appointments (S. Res. 45), 1617 [2FE]

———minority party appointments (S. Res. 47), 1618 [2FE]

Common Sense Budget Act: enact (S. 447), 2689 [23FE]

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

Congressional Award Program: improve, 18284 [3AU]

Congressional budget: setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), 8312-8321 [4MY], 9117 [12MY], 9320 [16MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), conference report, 9752-9775 [18MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (S. Con. Res. 30), 7796-7802 [2MY], 7898-7950 [3MY], 8216-8234, 8242-8321 [4MY], 8582 [9MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (S. Con. Res. 30), H. Con. Res. 106 passed in lieu, 8320 [4MY]

———setting forth for 1990-92 (S. Con. Res. 30), motion to recommit, 8267-8273 [4MY]

Congressional Budget Act: 302(b) allocations, 14612 [13JY]

———amend (S. 532), 3752 [8MR]

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

Congressional Budget Reform Act: enact (S. 391), 1987 [8FE]

Congressional Council on Education and Space Act: enact (S. 1442), 16927 [31JY]

Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering: establish (S. 134), 1848 [7FE]

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

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

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

Deficit Reduction Guarantee Act: enact (S. 829), 7004 [18AP]

Dept. of Defense: termination of reporting requirements, 17609 [2AU]

District of Columbia: waive period of congressional review for certain acts (H.R. 3287), 27169 [3NO]

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

———divert certain congressional newsletter allocations into treatment of substance-abusing pregnant women, 21593 [26SE]

Ecology: Presidential report to Congress on a national strategy (S. 1964), 31477 [21NO]

Economic conditions: short-term politics and long-term problems, 22879 [3OC]

Election campaigns: finance reform, 1400 [2FE], 3942 [9MR], 8211 [4MY], 15858 [24JY], 17561 [1AU], 14094 [11JY]

———contributions and expenditures intended to affect congressional and Presidential races (S.J. Res. 48), 1561 [2FE]

———reform, 1208 [31JA]

Employment: congressional committee analysis of legislation impact on economic factors (S. Con. Res. 17), 3535 [6MR]

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

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

Executive Office of the President: foreign relations and war power authorities, 18898 [4AU]

Federal Pay Accountability Act: enact (S. 821), 6994, 6995 [18AP]

Friends of Ireland in Congress: tribute, 4715 [17MR]

Germany, Federal Republic of: congressional exchange programs, 1099 [25JA]

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

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

Government publications: authorize printing of regulations governing the use of the mailing frank (S. Res. 181), 22650 [2OC]

Guard, Bailey: tribute (S. Res. 27), 1209-1211 [31JA]

Hastings, Alcee L.: appoint committee to receive and report evidence against (S. Res. 123), 8805 [10MY]

———appointment of a committee to receive and report evidence relative to articles of impeachment (S. Res. 38), 4533 [16MR]

———filing and argument of motions to dismiss articles of impeachment (S. Res. 39), 2375 [22FE]

House of Representatives: conditional recess (S. Con. Res. 14), 2016 [8FE]

———notify that quorum of the Senate is present (S. Res. 2), 6 [3JA]

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

———prohibit receipt of honoraria by Senators (S. 158), 797 [25JA]

Intelligence services: preparation of Presidential findings for certain intelligence operations and mandatory penalties for deceiving Congress (S. 145), 416, 420-422 [25JA]

———reorganization of foreign operations (S. 175), 417 [25JA]

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

Japan: congressional delegation at funeral of Emperor Hirohito, 3645 [7MR]

Joint meeting, 3165 [1MR]

Judiciary Act: anniversary, 14785 [17JY]

Legislation: expedited consideration of certain, submitted by the President (S. Con. Res. 9), 1073 [25JA], 11743 [14JN], 14614 [13JY]

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

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

Mass mail: costs, 21595 [26SE]

———cost statements (S. 1869), 19605 [6SE], 28115 [9NO]

———funding, 19591-19602 [6SE]

———limit, 19606 [6SE]

———limit (S. 762), 6042 [11AP]

———restrictions (S. 990), 9239-9242 [16MY]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Nixon, Walter L., Jr.: authority to use detailed personnel of any Federal agency relative to impeachment trial (S. Res. 167), 18528 [3AU]

———impeachment, unanimous-consent agreement, 26194 [26OC]

101st Cong., 1st sess.: accomplishments, 31710, 31713-31715 [21NO]

———legislative priorities, 396 [25JA]

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

Operations: efficiency, 26780 [1NO]

``Our Flag'': tribute to congressional publication, 20478 [14SE]

Postal Service: newsletters not franked (S. 627), 4601 [16MR]

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

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

Presidential appointments: consideration of nominations, 28390 [13NO], 29075 [15NO], 30434 [20NO], 31445 [21NO]

Quayle, Vice President: thanks by Senate (S. Res. 221), 31716 [21NO]

Rockefeller, Laurance S.: award Congressional Gold Medal (S. 1853), 27897 [8NO]

Senate: amend rule XXV (S. Res. 43), 1617 [2FE]

———amend rule XXV (S. Res. 44), 1617 [2FE]

———amend rule XXV (S. Res. 48), 1618 [2FE]

———amend rule XXV (S. Res. 49), 1620 [2FE]

———authorize certain appointments after sine die adjournment (S. Res. 226), 31716 [21NO]

———authorize employee testimony and production of documents for a grand jury investigation (S. Res. 203), 27151 [3NO]

———authorizing appointment of a delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet (S. Res. 194), 23945 [7OC]

———authorizing the testimony and representation of employees in a court case (S. Res. 192), 23874 [6OC]

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

———drug-free workplace policy, 27195 [6NO]

———fair employment practices (S. 1165), 11513 [13JN]

———filibuster history, 24555-24563 [13OC]

———15-minute time limit on votes (S. Res. 10), 1075 [25JA]

———history of rules, 20622 [15SE]

———honoraria, 29310-29312 [16NO]

———hour of meeting (S. Res. 7), 7 [3JA]

———limit sense of the Senate or Congress amendments (S. Res. 9), 1075 [25JA]

———mailing costs, 8230 [4MY]

———notify President concerning proposed adjournment (S. Res. 227), 31716 [21NO]

———questions of germaneness or relevancy of amendments (S. Res. 11), 1075 [25JA]

———receipt of honoraria (S. Res. 40), 1462-1466 [2FE]

———reconstitute and reauthorize Arms Control Observer Group (S. Res. 105), 7384 [19AP]

———recycling program for disposed paper (S. Res. 99), 6048 [11AP]

———require 2-day notice for consideration of bills and joint resolutions (S. Res. 18), 1081 [25JA]

———special bicentennial session (S. Res. 93), 5623 [5AP]

———spending limits and public financing (S. 137), 758, 767-770 [25JA], 2493 [22FE]

———tribute to staff, 22448 [28SE]

———tribute to staff (S. Res. 225), 31716 [21NO]

———use of polystyrene foam products in the food services (S. Res. 113), 7329 [19AP]

Senate Election Reform Act: enact (S. 1575), 18996 [4AU]

Shotwell-Valeo, Elizabeth: tribute (S. Res. 107), 6900 [18AP]

Social Security: budget treatment of trust fund, 26382 [27OC], 26964 [2NO]

South Dakota: congressional consent to boundary change with Nebraska (H.J. Res. 393), 29842 [17NO]

Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact: congressional consent to amendments (H.R. 2642), 28146 [9NO]

Soviet Union: visiting Supreme Soviet delegation to U.S. Congress, 25360 [20OC]

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

Reports

Budget Forecast, 1988: CBO (excerpt), 7909 [3MY]

Budget Scorekeeping: CBO, 1579 [2FE], 2007 [8FE], 4425 [15MR], 5617 [5AP], 5871 [10AP], 7842 [2MY], 8584 [9MY], 9300 [16MY], 10694 [1JN], 11134 [7JN], 11217 [7JN], 11543 [13JN], 12574 [20JN], 14364 [12JY], 14837, 14838 [17JY], 15955 [24JY], 17559 [1AU], 19040 [4AU], 20761 [19SE], 20891, 20892 [19SE], 21733, 21734 [26SE], 27046, 27047 [2NO], 28721 [14NO], 30589 [20NO]

Conference Agreement on Budget Reconciliation (H.R. 3299), 31408 [21NO]

Congress and Mexico—Bordering on Change: Congressional Study Group, 30037, 30038 [17NO]

Congressional Award: Merlin E. Dewing, 3547 [6MR]

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

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

Foreign Travel Expenditures, 1136 [27JA], 2880 [28FE], 6747-6751 [17AP], 7606 [27AP], 8441-8452 [8MY], 11240 [7JN], 12580 [20JN], 13841 [28JN], 19321-19327 [4AU], 21000 [20SE], 22630-22638 [2OC], 25913 [25OC], 31209 [21NO]

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

Issue—FBI Special Inquiry (SPIN) Investigations: FBI, 4530 [16MR]

Tibetan Political Refugee Settlements, India and Nepal: congressional staff delegation, 10265-10272 [25MY]

Reports by conference committees

Budget Reconciliation (H.R. 3299) (H. Rept. 101-386), 30823-31096 [21NO]

Emergency Supplemental Appropriations (H.R. 2072), 12261-12275 [16JN]

Setting Forth the Congressional Budget for 1990-92 (H. Con. Res. 106), 9127-9139 [15MY]

Reports filed

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

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

Additional Printing of Senate Report Titled Developments in Aging—1988: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 53), 2646 [23FE]

Allow Member of Committee on Rules and Administration To Serve in Place of Chairman of the joint Committee on the Library: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Con. Res. 12) (S. Rept. 100-5), 1472 [2FE]

Appointment of Committee Relative to Articles of Impeachment Against Alcee L. Hastings (S. Res. 38) (S. Rept. 101-1), 1472 [2FE]

Bipartisan Accord on Central America: Committee on Appropriations (S. 760), 6171 [12AP]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 1750) (H. Rept. 101-23), 5943 [11AP]

Budget Reconciliation: Committee on the Budget (H.R. 3299) (H. Rept. 101-247), 21003 [20SE]

Congressional Budget Act: Committee on Post Office and Civil Service (H. Rept. 101-117), 13959 [29JN]

———Committee on Veterans' Affairs (H. Rept. 101-93), 12492 [20JN]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H. Rept. 101-77), 11242 [7JN]

Congressional Budget for 1990-92: Committee on the Budget (H. Con. Res. 106) (H. Rept. 101-42), 7753 [2MY]

———Committee on the Budget (S. Con. Res. 30) (S. Rept. 101-20), 7678 [1MY]

———Consideration of H. Con. Res. 106: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 145), 7753 [2MY]

Congressional Consent to Amendments to the Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact: Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs (H.R. 2642) (H. Rept. 101-238), 20203 [12SE]

Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering: Committee on Science, Space, and Technology (H.R. 996) (H. Rept. 101-220), 19327 [4AU]

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

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

Purchase of Calendars: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 148), 12249 [16JN]

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

Waiver of Congressional Budget Act: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Rept. 101-100), 17494 [1AU]

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Bicentennial of Congress, 4449 [15MR]

———Issues of the 1990's, 19670 [6SE]

———Line-Item Veto, 5202 [22MR]

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

Resolutions by organizations

Cobb County Developer's Association, GA, 1665 [2FE]

Resumes

Activity of 101st Congress, D27 [2FE], D409 [10JY], D145 [3AP], D719 [1NO]

Rollcalls

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

Rosters

Friends of Ireland in Congress, 5102 [21MR]

Rulings of the Chair

Budget reconciliation (H.R. 3299), 23262 [4OC]

Schedules

Committees of the Senate, 5008-50112 [20MR]

House of Representatives: calendar of bicentennial events, 92 [3JA]

Senate, 2020 [8FE]

Songs

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

Statements

Budget for a Strong America: Representative George Miller, 28949 [14NO]

Budget Reconciliation: Lester Thurow, 24500 [12OC]

———Pat Choate, 24500 [12OC]

———Roger Altman, 24501 [12OC]

———Senator Byrd, 24479 [12OC]

Congressional, Executive, and Judicial Salaries and Pensions (sundry), 1445 [2FE]

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

———James Madison,, 907 [25JA]

———Malcolm Eiselen, 909 [25JA]

———William Van Alstyne, 906 [25JA]

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

Economic and Budget Issues: Rudolph G. Penner, 3544-3546 [6MR]

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

Reasons Why Congress Should Reject Expenditure Targets: American Society of Internal Medicine, 15084 [18JY]

Response to Fraud and Mismanagement of Federal Trust Responsibility for Indian People: Senator McCain, 1346 [31JA]

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

St. Patrick's Day: Friends of Ireland in Congress, 4715 [17MR], 5102 [21MR]

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

Studies

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

Summaries

Balanced Budget (S. 101), 718-720 [25JA]

Biennial Budget Act (S. 29), 583 [25JA], 3815 [8MR]

Budget Reconciliation (H.R. 3299) Conference Report, 31099-31102, 31123-31127 [21NO]

Government Ethics Reform Act (H.R. 3660), 31212-31216 [11DE]

Impact of Fiscal Year 1990 Sequester, 31405 [21NO]

Truth-in-Legislating Amendment to House Rules (H. Res. 172), 12450 [20JN]

Tables

Additional revenue generated, 8295 [4MY]

Bipartisan leadership budget reconciliation agreement, 31408 [21NO]

Budget deficits, 21574 [26SE]

Budget estimates, receipts, outlays, and debts (sundry), 8027-8030 [3MY]

Budget reconciliation conference v. sequester, 31408 [21NO]

Changes in 1989 deficit since October 15—Gramm-Rudman-Hollings report, 7911 [3MY]

Congressional committee markup of fiscal year 1990 budget, 25544 [24OC]

Congressional mail expenditures, 28116 [9NO]

Federal spending as a percentage of total budget outlays, 4190 [15MR]

Fiscal year 1987 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Fiscal year 1988 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Fiscal year 1989 legislative branch transfers as of July 28, 1989, 17057 [31JY]

Franking privilege complaints, 22260 [28SE]

Funding for the Architect of the Capitol, 19590 [6SE]

Government individuals affected by pay adjustments, 29492 [16NO]

House and Senate expenditures for official mail, 19592 [6SE]

Legislative branch appropriations conference report (H.R. 3014), 22255 [28SE]

Loss of revenue since January 1, 1981 due to legislative changes, 24263 [12OC]

Mail rates, 17066 [31JY]

Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act provisions, 25084 [18OC]

Proposed pay increases for Members of Congress, 1451 [2FE]

Revenue effects of items reported pursuant to budget reconciliation instructions, 24492-24495 [12OC]

Revenue initiatives proposed in the President's budget and included in the bipartisan agreement, 8294 [4MY]

Savings to the Nation's libraries from the distribution of cataloging records by Library of Congress in machine-readable form, 17058 [31JY]

Status of fiscal year 1990 appropriations bills, 24042 [11OC]

Unified budget deficit, 1969-88, 4189 [15MR]

Testimonies

Actual Enumeration of the Alien: John T. Noonan, Jr., 14547-14549 [13JY]

Government Ethics: Paul A. Volcker, 29500 [16NO]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 33, joint session of Congress to receive the State of the Union Message, 1125 [27JA]

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

H. Con. Res. 97, House conditional adjournment, 6842 [18AP]

H. Con. Res. 106, setting forth the congressional budget for 1990-92, 8118-8122 [4MY], 8313-8320 [4MY]

H. Con. Res. 150, authorizing printing of collection of tributes to Claude Pepper, 11578 [13JN]

H. Con. Res. 167, authorize printing of ``Women in Congress'', 25475 [23OC]

H. Con. Res. 170, authorize printing of ``Black Americans in Congress'', 25476 [23OC]

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

H. Con. Res. 193, authorize printing of ``How Our Laws Are Made'', 25476 [23OC]

H. Con. Res. 194, support of Congress for citizens of Colombia, 24717 [16OC]

H. Con. Res. 239, adjournment sine die, 31156 [21NO], 31712 [21NO]

H. Res. 3, notification to the President of the assembly of the Congress, 71 [3JA]

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

H. Res. 16, expressing sorrow over death of Bill Nichols, 86 [3JA]

H. Res. 83, Commission on the U.S. House of Representatives Bicentenary, 2509 [22FE]

H. Res. 104, House of Representatives use of recycled paper, 17172 [1AU]

H. Res. 114, compensation of certain congressional employees, 5133 [22MR]

H. Res. 135, waive points of order against consideration of supplemental appropriations, 7489 [26AP]

H. Res. 145, consideration H. Con. Res. 106, setting forth the Congressional budget for 1990-92, 8016 [3MY]

H. Res. 175, office funding for Speaker of the House, 11748 [14JN]

H. Res. 180, consideration of conference report on H.R. 2072, emergency supplemental appropriations, 12744 [21JN]

H. Res. 212, Capitol Police upgrading of one position and establishment of six additional positions with respect to House of Representatives duty, 17171 [1AU]

H. Res. 224, designating minority membership in committees of the House, 18548 [3AU]

H. Res. 232, tribute to Larkin I. Smith, 19546 [6SE]

H. Res. 233, tribute to Mickey Leland, 19547 [6SE]

H. Res. 290, consideration of H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 29468 [16NO]

H. Res. 301, notify President of completion of House business, 31156 [21NO]

H.J. Res. 83, pay raise for Members of Congress, 287 [19JA]

H.J. Res. 129, disapproving increases in executive, legislative, and judicial salaries, 2026 [9FE]

H.J. Res. 157, War Powers Act amendment, 3051 [28FE]

H.J. Res. 393, congressional consent to boundary change between South Dakota and Nebraska, 29931 [17NO]

H.J. Res. 448, supplemental appropriations, 30789 [21NO]

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

H.R. 83, soliciting campaign contributions relative to other Members of Congress, 12833 [21JN]

H.R. 110, balance budget, 175 [3JA]

H.R. 793, consent of Congress to the Delaware River Basin Compact, 1668 [2FE]

H.R. 996, Congressional Scholarships for Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Act, 2193 [9FE], 20125-20128 [12SE]

H.R. 1653, amend Federal Salary Act, 5262 [23MR]

H.R. 2072, emergency supplemental appropriations, 7519-7524 [26AP]

H.R. 2642, congressional consent to amendments to Southeast Interstate Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Compact, 26481 [30OC]

H.R. 2732, limit number of congressional mass mailings, 13209 [22JN]

H.R. 3287, waive period for congressional review of certain District of Columbia acts, 22705 [2OC]

H.R. 3294, USIA distribution of a film entitled ``Tribute to Mickey Leland'', 24716 [16OC]

H.R. 3299, budget reconciliation, 25031-25057 [18OC]

H.R. 3411, require President to include statement on the size of the deficit, 23406 [5OC]

H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 29469-29481 [16NO], 30011-30029 [17NO], 31216-31237 [11DE]

Public Law 97-51 (congressional appropriation), 997 [25JA]

S. 29, Biennial Budget Act, 578-582 [25JA]

S. 33, separate enrollment of bills or joint resolutions for presentation to the President, 591 [25JA]

S. 101, balance budget, 716-718 [25JA]

S. 137, Senate spending limits and public financing of campaigns-767 [25JA]

S. 145, preparation of Presidential findings for certain intelligence operations and mandatory penalties for deceiving Congress, 422 [25JA]

S. 158, prohibit receipt of honoraria by Senators, 797 [25JA]

S. 175, reorganization of foreign intelligence, 418 [25JA]

S. 207, line-item veto, 912 [25JA]

S. 272, Fair Employment in Congress Act, 1026 [25JA]

S. 275, Balanced Budget Act, 1029 [25JA]

S. 354, enroll appropriations items agreed to by both Houses as a separate joint resolution, 1803 [7FE]

S. 391, Congressional Budget Reform Act, 1988-1994 [8FE]

S. 447, Common Sense Budget Act, 2689 [23FE]

S. 627, prohibit franking of congressional newsletters, 4601 [16MR]

S. 760, Bipartisan Accord on Central America, 6034 [11AP], 6473 [13AP]

S. 762, limit congressional mass mailings, 6042 [11AP]

S. 874, National Voter Registration Act, 7692 [1MY]

S. 990, restrict use of congressional frank for mass mailings and newsletters by Members, 9240 [16MY]

S. 1442, Congressional Council on Education and Space Act, 16928-16929 [31JY]

S. 1572, Federal Budget Structure Act, 18986 [4AU]

S. 1575, Senate Election Reform Act, 18997-19006 [4AU]

S. 1727, Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, 23581-23583 [5OC]

S. 1869, cost statements for mass mailings, 28116 [9NO]

S. 1882, Ethics Reform Act, 29195-29210 [15NO]

S. 1964, Presidential report to Congress on a national environmental strategy, 31478 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 1, counting of electoral votes for President and Vice President of the U.S., 84 [3JA]

S. Con. Res. 2, extend Joint Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies, 7, 28 [3JA], 84 [3JA]

S. Con. Res. 3, inaugural ceremonies adjournment, 7, 29 [3JA], 83 [3JA]

S. Con. Res. 9, expedited consideration of certain bills and joint resolutions submitted by the President, 1073 [25JA]

S. Con. Res. 12, designate member of the Committee on Rules and Administration to serve on Joint Committee on the Library in place of the chairman, 1564 [2FE], 2015 [8FE]

S. Con. Res. 14, conditional recess, 2004, 2016 [8FE], 2025 [9FE]

S. Con. Res. 17, congressional committee analysis of legislation impact on economic factors, 3535 [6MR]

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

S. Con. Res. 23, conditional congressional adjournment, 4481 [16MR], 4490, 4637 [16MR]

S. Con. Res. 34, congressional policy relative to providing advanced telecommunications services and equipment, 8571 [9MY]

S. Con. Res. 50, adjournment over Fourth of July holiday, 13032, 13165 [22JN], 13271 [23JN]

S. Con. Res. 65, joint drug committee, 19015 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 66, joint drug committee, 19015 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 67, adjournment, 19015 [4AU], 19315 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 78, conference committee deliberations for Medicare Catastrophic Coverage Repeal Act, 26674 [31OC]

S. Con. Res. 84, correcting enrollment of H.R. 3660, Government Ethics Reform Act, 30098, 30099 [19NO], 30137-30139, 30195-30197 [19NO]

S. Res. 1, notify President of assembly, 5, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 2, notify House of Representatives that quorum of the Senate is present, 6, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 7, Senate hour of meeting, 7, 29 [3JA]

S. Res. 9, standing Rules of the Senate, 1075 [25JA]

S. Res. 10, standing Rules of the Senate, 1075 [25JA]

S. Res. 11, standing Rules of the Senate, 1075 [25JA]

S. Res. 18, require 2-day notice for consideration of bills and joint resolutions, 1081 [25JA]

S. Res. 27, tribute to Bailey Guard, 1211 [31JA]

S. Res. 33, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Small Business (Senate), 1564 [2FE]

S. Res. 34, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Finance, 1564 [2FE]

S. Res. 35, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Rules and Administration, 1565 [2FE]

S. Res. 36, members of Committee on Printing (Joint) and members of Committee on the Library (Joint), 1565 [2FE]

S. Res. 38, appointment of a committee to receive and report evidence relative to articles of impeachment against Alcee L. Hastings, 1566 [2FE], 4534 [16MR]

S. Res. 39, filing and argument of motions by Alcee L. Hastings to dismiss articles of impeachment, 1566, 1616 [2FE]

S. Res. 40, Senate receipt of honoraria, 1466, 1567 [2FE]

S. Res. 41, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Appropriations (Senate), 1567 [2FE]

S. Res. 43, amend Senate rule XXV, 1567, 1617 [2FE]

S. Res. 44, amend Senate rule XXV relative to majority party appointments, 1568, 1617 [2FE]

S. Res. 45, minority party appointments to Committees of the Senate, 1568, 1617 [2FE]

S. Res. 46, majority party appointments to Committees of the Senate, 1568, 1618 [2FE]

S. Res. 47, minority party appointments to Committees of the Senate, 1568, 1618 [2FE]

S. Res. 48, amend Senate rule XXV, 1569, 1618 [2FE]

S. Res. 49, amend Senate rule XXV, 1570, 1620 [2FE]

S. Res. 53, print additional copies of Senate report titled Developments in Aging—1988, 1845 [7FE], 2949 [28FE]

S. Res. 93, special Senate bicentennial session, 5603, 5623 [5AP], 5685 [6AP]

S. Res. 99, recycling program for paper disposed of in Senate, 6048 [11AP]

S. Res. 107, tribute to Elizabeth Shotwell-Valeo, 6901 [18AP]

S. Res. 123, appoint committee to receive and report evidence against Alcee L. Hastings, 8794, 8805 [10MY]

S. Res. 137, death of Claude Pepper, 10282, 10372 [31MY]

S. Res. 140, use of Philip A. Hart Senate Office Building by Congressional Chorus, 10678 [1JN]

S. Res. 148, purchase of Senate calendars, 12590 [20JN]

S. Res. 167, authority to use detailed personnel of any Federal agency relative to impeachment trial of Walter L. Nixon, Jr., 18528 [3AU]

S. Res. 170, Senate drug committee, 19017 [4AU]

S. Res. 172, tribute to Mickey Leland, 19622 [6SE]

S. Res. 181, authorize printing of regulations governing the use of the mailing frank, 22651 [2OC]

S. Res. 188, authorize printing of Senate Manual, 22443 [28SE], 22651 [2OC]

S. Res. 192, authorizing the testimony and representation of employees in a court case, 23857, 23874 [6OC]

S. Res. 194, authorizing appointment of a Senate delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet, 23934, 23945 [7OC]

S. Res. 197, assistance for victims of the California earthquake without increasing the Federal deficit, 25955 [25OC]

S. Res. 199, tribute to Frank E. Beck on retirement from Senate, 26593, 26675 [31OC]

S. Res. 203, authorize Senate employee testimony and production of documents for a grand jury investigation, 27147, 27152 [3NO]

S. Res. 212, expenditure of funds for Senate official mail, 30147-30149, 30197-30199 [19NO]

S. Res. 225, tribute to Senate staff, 31716 [21NO]

S. Res. 226, authorize certain Senate appointments after sine die adjournment, 31716 [21NO]

S. Res. 227, notifying President Bush of proposed Senate adjournment, 31600, 31716 [21NO]

S.J. Res. 17, limit terms of Members of Congress, 1054 [25JA]

S.J. Res. 48, contributions and expenditures intended to affect congressional and Presidential political races, 1562 [2FE]

S.J. Res. 98, separate House and Senate official mail cost appropriations, 6045 [11AP]

S.J. Res. 128, first strike ceremony at Capitol for the Bicentennial Commemorative Coin, 8805 [10MY], 10020 [23MY]

Transcripts

Congressional oversight of the Dept. of HUD scandal: Roger Mudd with several Members of Congress and other officials, 27997-27999 [8NO]

Tributes

Alexander, Hugh Q., 22461 [28SE]

Boland, Edward P., 9031 [11MY]

Browder, Representative, 7460 [25AP]

Byrd, Senator, 10537 [1JN], 24859 [17OC]

Chappell, Bill, Jr., 5891 [12AP], 5892 [10AP]

Collins, James M., 16195 [25JY], 17088-17095 [31JY]

Dymally, Representative, 13971 [29JN]

Fowler, Senator, 2202 [9FE]

Gonzalez, Representative, 8014 [3MY]

Green, Representative, 11628 [13JN]

Griffin, Charles H., 13618 [27JN]

Helms, Senator, 21735 [26SE], 24939 [18OC]

Horton, Representative, 11388 [8JN]

Hruska, Roman L., 18879 [4AU]

Hunt, John E., 21771 [27SE]

Inouye, Senator, 431 [25JA]

Judd, Walter, 28719 [14NO]

Kee, James, 4486, 4487 [16MR]

Koch, Edward I., 30040 [17NO]

Lantos, Representative, 2196 [9FE]

Leland, Mickey, 20189-20192 [13SE], 20929 [19SE], 21755 [26SE], 31788 [21NO]

Lewis, Representative John, 11278 [8JN]

Magnuson, Warren G., 9994 [22MY], 10210 [25MY], 10283 [31MY], 10879, 10880 [6JN], 11058-11074 [7JN], 11402 [9JN], 11477 [13JN], 12952 [22JN]

Mansfield, Mike, 5521 [5AP]

Melcher, John, 191 [4JA], 432 [25JA]

Michel, Representative, 3221 [2MR], 10800 [6JN]

Mitchell, Senator, 422, 425 [25JA]

Nichols, Bill, 191 [4JA], 432 [25JA], 1195 [31JA], 3225-3236 [2MR], 3237 [8MR]

O'Hara, James G., 4095 [14MR], 9363-9385 [16MY]

Payne, Representative Donald, 4455 [15MR]

Pepper, Claude, 10275-10283, 10298, 10322 [31MY], 10397 [31MY], 10413, 10414 [1JN], 10415-10418, 10424, 10426, 10429 [31MY], 10476 [31MY], 10482, 10483 [1JN], 10506, 10507, 10511, 10526, 10579, 10618 [1JN], 10741, 10742, 10766 [2JN], 10806 [6JN], 10876, 10879, 10953 [6JN], 11052 [7JN], 11479 [13JN], 12456 [20JN], 12474-12477 [20JN], 13492 [23JN], 14469 [12JY], 20088 [12SE]

Russell, Charles H., 22561 [29SE]

Simon, Senator, 10537 [1JN]

Sisk, B. F., 8459 [8MY]

Smith, Larkin I., 19568 [6SE], 20373-20389 [13SE], 24118 [11OC]

Solomon, Representative, 21760 [26SE]

Stack, Edward J., 28182 [9NO]

Stafford, Robert T., 1102 [25JA]

Vento, Representative, 1641 [2FE]

Warner, Senator, 434 [25JA]

Weaver, Phillip H., 6878 [18AP]

Weicker, Lowell P., 1580 [2FE]

Whitten, Representative, 26793 [1NO]

Wright, Representative, 10441 [31MY], 13954 [29JN]

Young, Representative Bill, 2511 [22FE]