DRUGS see also Narcotics

Amendments

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (House, Select): establish (H. Res. 84), 2831 [28FE], 3670 [7MR]

Drug abuse: implement national policy (S. 1711), 22644 [2OC], 22922, 22924, 22925, 22928-22930, 22932, 22935, 22936, 22938, 22940-22943, 22945-22947, 22949-22954, 22957, 22960, 22961, 22965, 22966, 22969, 22972-22975, 22977-22983, 23001-23003, 23006-23008, 23022, 23025, 23026, 23029-23031 [3OC], 23453, 23464, 23473, 23477, 23492, 23495, 23497, 23500, 23501, 23504, 23505, 23509, 23510, 23514-23517, 23519-23521, 23528, 23529, 23599-23615 [5OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), correction, 23175 [4OC]

Analyses

Enforcement of Criminal Laws in Drug Cases (S. 1972), 31526-31532 [21NO]

Forfeiture Amendment to the National Drug Control Policy Bill (S. 1711), 23173 [4OC]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act (S. 924), 8326 [4MY]

National Drug Control Policy Technical Amendments, 23518 [5OC]

Public Corruption Amendment to the National Drug Control Policy Bill (S. 1711), 23174 [4OC]

Answers

Dept. of Defense drug interdiction efforts: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31674-31676 [21NO]

Appointments

Conferees: H.R. 3550, Forfeiture Act amendments, 29897 [17NO]

———S. 1735, authorizing appropriations for drug abuse treatment and rehabilitation programs, 28697 [14NO]

National Commission on Drug-Free Schools, 5844 [7AP]

Articles and editorials

Aftermath of a Capital Drug Raid—Cocaine and Crime Flourish Still, 7937 [3MY]

AIDS Drug To Be Given at No Cost, 15265 [19JY]

Amphetamines Widely Abused, 10063 [23MY]

As Addiction Crisis Mounts, Experts Delve Into the Root Causes, 18698 [4AU]

Bennett Said To Plan Shift to Local Effort on Drugs, 15440 [20JY]

Bigger Profits in Omaha—Drug Battle Focuses on K.C. Connection, 10151 [24MY]

Burglary Suspect's Release From Crowded County Jail Upsets Police, 10528 [1JN]

Domestic Marijuana Crop Growing, 9751 [18MY]

Eyewitness to the Chicago Drug Trade, 16338 [26JY]

Fighting the War on Drugs, 24541 [13OC]

Foods For Fending Off Cancer—Can Garlic and Onions Protect the Stomach?, 5626 [5AP]

For Drug Addict, Spot Awaits Him, Probably in Jail, 1643 [2FE]

Giant Loophole, 4625 [16MR]

Heroin Cracks Cocaine Market—Statistics Indicate Surge in Use, 15614 [20JY]

Heroin Seizure at 3 Queens Sites Is Called Biggest U.S. Drug Raid, 15615 [20JY]

How Ginger Fights Vertigo—Studies Confirm the Root's Legendary Power, 5626 [5AP]

Just Say Nothing?, 29755 [17NO]

Latest Drug of Choice for Abusers Brings New Generation to Heroin, 15616 [20JY]

Man in the Middle of Drug Trafficking, 26440 [27OC]

Medication May Reduce Cocaine Addicts Craving, 2561 [22FE]

Mexico, U.S. Envoy Cite Antidrug Gains as ``Certification'' Nears, 3343 [2MR]

More Needed To Fight Drugs, 20371 [13SE]

Newly Named Mexican Officials Linked to Drugs, 4626 [16MR]

Opium Production Rises in Guatemala Mountains—Drug-Related Corruption Concerns Officials, 15615 [20JY]

Oxford House Experiment, 28542-28546 [13NO]

Pharmaceutical Industry's ``Me Too'' Drugs, 16837 [31JY]

Plane Drops Cocaine in Cuban Waters While Mig's Stand By, 17381 [1AU]

Pride Returns to a Housing Project, and She Leads the Way, 2804 [27FE]

Record Cocaine Seizure at Port of New Orleans Announced as National Guard Joins the Antidrug Effort, 10468 [31MY]

Report from the Field on an Endless War, 4723 [4AP]

Secret War Against Dope, 23435 [5OC]

Stolen Future—Drug Abuse Exacts Its Most Tragic Toll From Nation's Young, 17584-17586 [1AU]

Street Dealers—In the War on Drugs, Toughest Foe May Be the Alienated Youth, 21738 [26SE]

Ten Pieces of the Drug Puzzle, 6055 [11AP]

Ten-Year-Old Used To Run Drugs, Police Say, 2570 [22FE]

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

Truth About Crime, 1370 [31JA]

U.S. Officials Worry About Mexico Police Appointees, 4626 [16MR]

U.S. Suffering Setbacks in Latin Drug Offensive, 14131 [11JY]

UPI Investigation of Drug Trafficking in Panama, 23431-23435 [5OC]

Violence Feared as Asian Heroin Influx Soars, 15614 [20JY]

Watchful Smugglers Outwit Inadequate Tools of U.S., 9751 [18MY]

We're Being Too Easy on Drug-Using Athletes, 1335 [31JA]

Why Kids Get Into Drugs—A Look at the Demand Side, 10385 [31MY]

Yes, We Do Need a ``Methadone Clone'', 7936 [3MY]

Bills and resolutions

Anabolic steroids: control (see H.R. 3421)

———prohibit the use of mail to solicit or sell (see S. 466)

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: amend (see H.R. 1426)

———funding (see H.R. 2442; H. Res. 129)

———funding (H.R. 2442), consideration (see H. Res. 160)

———supplemental appropriations (see S. 26; H.R. 705)

California National Guard: appropriations for interdiction activities (see H.R. 3308)

Children: services when parents are substance abusers (see H.R. 3576)

Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act: enact (see S. 1956)

Colleges: implement a drug-free campus program (see H.R. 3572)

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

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): abolish (see H. Res. 115)

———establish (see H. Res. 84, 216)

Comprehensive Community Substance Abuse Prevention Act: enact (see S. 1233)

Congress: establish a joint drug committee (see S. Con. Res. 65, 66)

Controlled Substances Act: amend (see H.R. 2806)

———delay amendment relative to the transfer of forfeited property (see H.R. 2918)

———disposition of forfeited property (see S. 976)

Courts: alternative punishment for nonviolent offenses (see S. 1365)

———amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (see H.R. 3550)

———capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise (see S. 1955)

———enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases (see S. 1972)

———enhanced penalties for the use of certain firearms during violent or drug-related crimes (see H.R. 3322)

———increase minimum prison sentence for employment of underage persons in illegal drug transactions (see H.R. 3489)

———increase penalties for trafficking on school grounds (see H.R. 3602)

———mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine (see H.R. 3766)

———penalties for certain drug trafficking offenses (see H.R. 3238)

———penalties for drug-related murders of law enforcement officers (see H.R. 3342)

Crime and criminals: designate certain high intensity drug trafficking areas (see S. 1234; H.R. 2717)

———employment of minors in drug operations (see H.R. 1305)

———free neighborhoods from drug trafficking (see H.R. 1194)

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

———monetary awards for information leading to arrest of traffickers (see H.R. 3346)

———reduce smuggling (see H.R. 443)

———transfer or possession of firearms by convicted drug criminal (see H.R. 2359)

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

Dept. of Defense: Antidrug Task Force (see S. 1040)

———redirect European defense resources to the war on drugs (see H. Con. Res. 240)

Dept. of HHS: fees for review of applications for marketing approval of certain medical products (see H.R. 2482)

Diethylstilbestrol: Federal grants for programs to benefit individuals who have been exposed (see S. 265; H.R. 730)

Director of National Drug Control Policy: include as member of President's Cabinet (see H. Con. Res. 51, 53)

———temporary special Senate committee to provide oversight and guidance (see S. Res. 155)

Drug Free America Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 228)

Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: enact (see H.R. 2974)

Drug War Bond Act: enact (see S. 1380, 1389; H.R. 3110)

Drug Zone to Opportunity Zone Development Act: enact (see S. 1967)

Education and prevention program requirements (see H.R. 3626)

Executive departments: restrictions relative to drug testing (see H.R. 763)

Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act: enact (see S. 1689)

Federal employees: testing (see H.R. 3269)

Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act: amend (see H.R. 273)

Federal Prison Drug Testing Act: enact (see S. 1638)

Federal Strategic Drug Intelligence Center: establish (see S. 1612)

Handicapped: classification of impairments resulting from the use of certain controlled substances (see H.R. 3312)

Health: extend Public Health Service Act treatment programs (see S. 586)

———prohibitions relative to the provision of sterile hypodermic needles and certain medical treatments (see S. 1247)

———review system to prevent adverse reactions (see S. 859)

Illegal drugs and narcotics control (see H. Res. 176)

———implement national policy (see S. 1711; H.R. 3350)

Indians: funding for emergency shelters (see S. 1813)

International Criminal Court: establish (see H. Con. Res. 66)

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (see S. 924)

Judicial branch: employment testing (see H.R. 3358)

Labeling: requirements for derivatives made from materials from human fetuses (see H.R. 622)

Laboratories: standards for the certification (see H.R. 33)

Latin America: impact of debt burden on drug production control (see H. Con. Res. 181)

Law enforcement: military assistance (see H.R. 108)

———supplemental appropriations (see H.R. 2347)

Legislative branch: employment testing (see H.R. 3357)

Mail Order Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: improve enforcement (see S. 1668)

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: enact (see S. 1702)

Medicaid: state option of covering substance abuse treatment services (see H.R. 3739)

———substance abuse treatment (see S. 1679)

Medicare: drug utilization review system to prevent adverse drug reactions (see H.R. 2677)

———exclude physicians who have violated regulations for new drugs (see H.R. 3348)

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

National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month: designate (see S.J. Res. 132; H.J. Res. 217)

National Cities Fight Back Against Drugs Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 416)

National Commission to Study the Causes of the Demand for Drugs in the U.S.: establish (see H.R. 3775)

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (see H.J. Res. 429)

National Institute on Drug Abuse: establish Office of Associate Director to emphasize needs of women and minorities (see S. 96)

National Narcotics Leadership Act: amend (see H.R. 2167)

National priority: emergency funding to combat (see H.J. Res. 434)

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (see S.J. Res. 213)

Posse Comitatus Improvement Act: enact (see S. 69)

Postal Service: prohibit the use of mail to solicit or sell anabolic steroids (see S. 466)

Public Housing Drug Elimination Act: reauthorize (see S. 1832; H.R. 3778)

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

Rehabilitation centers: commission to study the use of former military installations (see H.R. 1591)

Religious Leadership and Drug Abuse Recognition Weekend: designate (see H.J. Res. 396)

Rural areas: enhance drug interdiction efforts (see H.R. 2970)

Rural Drug Initiative Act: enact (see S. 1353)

Sec. of HHS: authority relative to regulating food as drugs (see H.R. 1684)

Senate: establish a drug committee (see S. Res. 170)

Schools: establish drug-free zones and increased penalties for trafficking on school grounds (see H.R. 3602)

———increased use of counselors in education and prevention programs in schools (see H.R. 3601)

Social Security: drug tests for certain Federal aid applicants with dependent children (see S. 1409)

State education and treatment programs: funding from Federal drug forfeiture funds for (see H.R. 1041)

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (see S. 1829)

Strategic Drug Intelligence Act: enact (see S. 1632, 1984)

Taxation: contribution of income tax refunds and liability to drug rehabilitation and treatment (see H.R. 3783)

———increase excise taxes on wine, beer, and cigarettes to increase revenues to combat drug trafficking and substance abuse (see H.R. 976)

———procedures to make contributions with personal income tax returns to combat the war on drugs (see H.R. 3320)

U.N.: drug convention cooperation by the U.S. relative to the status of diplomatic relations with certain countries (see S. Res. 220)

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (see H. Res. 263)

Veterans: furnish prescription drugs prescribed by private physicians for treatment of service-connected disability (see H.R. 474)

Comparisons

South Carolina and national teenage drug abuse, 22492 [29SE]

Documents

Drug Abuse Prevention Plan, 26799 [1NO]

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

Explanations

Civil enforcement of the crack house statute: Senator Biden, 23532 [5OC]

Factsheets

Daniel Mirambeaux Case—Chronology of Events Relative to Drug-Related Crime in the U.S., 12951 [22JN]

Heroin Threat in U.S.: FBI, 15610 [20JY]

Prison and Jail Overcrowding, 10532 [1JN]

Interviews

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

Letters

Antidrug abuse strategy: Representative Michel, 2830 [28FE]

Dept. of Defense drug interdiction efforts: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31673 [21NO]

———Senator D'Amato, 31672 [21NO]

Designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas: Hermosa Beach, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Los Angeles County, CA, Board of Supervisors, 13115 [22JN]

———Robert T. Bartlett, 13115 [22JN]

———Senator Cranston and Representatives Berman and Levine, 13114 [22JN]

Disqualifying illegal drug users as being defined as handicapped: Lauro F. Cavazos, Sec. of Education, 19874 [7SE]

Drug testing: Jack E. Cooper, 11835 [14JN]

Drug utilization review: Senator Heinz, 19045, 19046 [4AU]

———Senators Pryor and Wilson, 19045, 19046 [4AU]

———several Members of Congress, 19046 [4AU]

Eviction of drug dealers from public housing: New York City Housing Authority, 15171 [19JY]

———Senators D'Amato and Moynihan, 15172 [19JY]

Federal drug security surcharge: Edward L. Tauxe, 22466 [28SE]

International drug control policies: Representative Fascell, 16349 [26JY]

———Representative Lott, 8766 [10MY]

———Samuel K. Skinner, Sec. of Transportation, 17397 [1AU]

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

Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty with Mexico: Senator Helms, 4625 [16MR]

Operation guardian: William von Raab, 18658 [3AU]

Perspective on drug abuse: Neil Bernstein, 26108 [25OC]

Prescription drug prices: Gerald J. Mossinghoff, Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association, 16839 [31JY]

Prison fund transfer from Dept. of Defense appropriation: Dept. of Justice, 10530 [1JN]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 10529, 10534 [1JN]

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

U.S. diplomatic relations with certain countries relative to narcotics: Dept. of State, 31402 [21NO]

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

———Dave Parkman, 10111 [24MY]

———David Hunter, 10109 [24MY]

———Dennis F. Hyde, 10109 [24MY]

———Ed Teeter, 10110 [24MY]

———Gary S. Culbreath, 10108 [24MY]

———James E. Keown, Sr., 10108 [24MY]

———James H. Carter, 10110 [24MY]

———Larry E. Davis, 10112 [24MY]

———Larry K. Mills, 10111 [24MY]

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

———Phil D. Johnson, Jr., 10112 [24MY]

———Steve Castlberry, 10108 [24MY]

Lists

Members of Ad Hoc Coalition on National Alcohol and Drug Issues, 19708 [7SE]

Organizations supporting the National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month, 9279 [16MY]

Memorandums

Dept. of Defense Guidance for Implementation of the President's National Drug Control Strategy: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 31676 [21NO]

For Defense, Senate Appropriations Committee: Dept. of Defense, 10528 [1JN]

Memorials of legislature

California, 27664 [7NO]

Guam, 5338 [3AP]

Louisiana, 14814 [17JY]

Nevada, 3691 [8MR]

Messages

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs Psychotropic Substances: President Bush, 12589 [20JN]

Papers

Prescription Drug Prices—Are We Getting Our Money's Worth? Committee on Aging (Senate, Special), 16839 [31JY]

Pyrolysis Studies—Cocaine, Phencyclidine, Heroin and Methamphetamine, Nora Chiang and Richard Hawks, National Institute on Drug Abuse, 15613 [20JY]

Poems

``If They Could See With My Eyes,'' Jason Hoefflinger, 3198 [1MR]

Press releases

Fighting back—community initiatives to reduce demand for illegal drugs and alcohol: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 6735-6737 [17AP]

Identification of children exposed to maternal substance abuse: National Association for Perinatal Addiction Research and Education, 21270 [21SE]

U.S. indictment of Manuel A. Noriega, Dept. of Justice, 23447 [5OC]

Proposals

``About Face'' civil-military youth leadership program for the District of Columbia: National Institute of Justice, 23511-23513 [5OC]

Questionnaires

PRIDE questionnaire, 10110 [24MY]

Remarks in House

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: amend (H.R. 1426), 5021, 5025 [21MR], 11576 [13JN], 16972 [31JY]

———funding (H. Res. 129), 6666 [13AP]

———funding (H.R. 2442), 10122-10143 [24MY], 10191 [24MY]

———funding (H.R. 2442), consideration (H. Res. 160), 10094-10105 [24MY]

———supplemental appropriations (H.R. 705), 1862 [7FE], 7555 [26AP]

Anti-Drug Act: enact (H.R. 108), 148 [3JA]

Burroughs Wellcome Co.: investigation of AZT price monopoly, 20722 [19SE]

California National Guard: appropriations for interdiction activities (H.R. 3308), 21179 [20SE]

Children: narcotic trafficking, 2570 [22FE]

Coast Guard: appropriations, 19455 [4AU]

———cocaine seizure, 14033 [11JY], 14704 [13JY]

Colleges: drug-free campuses, 18124 [2AU], 27930 [8NO]

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

Committee on Foreign Affairs: international drug control efforts, 16348 [26JY]

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): establish (H. Res. 84), 2827-2844 [28FE]

———establish (H. Res. 84), correction, 3670 [7MR]

———permanent status (H. Res. 216), 16459 [27JY], 24118 [11OC]

Committees of the House: negotiations on drug control policy, 16458 [27JY]

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

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

Controlled Substances Act: amend (H.R. 2806), 24780, 24783-24784 [17OC]

Courts: amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (H.R. 3550), 28511-28514, 28558 [13NO]

———capital punishment for drug dealers, 3083 [1MR], 14375 [12JY], 25518 [24OC]

———criminal sentencing for traffickers, 19550 [6SE], 20431 [14SE]

———enhanced penalties for the use of certain firearms during violent or drug-related crimes (H.R. 3322), 21189 [21SE]

———mandatory minimum sentence for unlawful possession of a firearm (H.R. 2529), 11837 [14JN]

———mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine (H.R. 3766), 30694 [21NO]

———increase penalties for trafficking on school grounds (H.R. 3602), 27815 [7NO]

Crack cocaine, 10087 [24MY]

Cranford, NJ: tribute to Common Sense, 7873 [2MY]

Crime and criminals: Federal antidrug policies, 1370 [31JA]

———increased incidence, 19474, 19492 [4AU], 26108 [25OC]

———local antidrug programs, 5259 [23MR]

———record cocaine seizure, 10468 [31MY]

———transfer or possession of firearms by convicted drug criminal (H.R. 2359), 9426 [16MY]

Dept. of Defense: drug interdiction and law enforcement, 16459, 16495 [27JY], 20950 [20SE], 24139 [11OC]

Dept. of HHS: fees for review of applications for marketing approval of certain medical products (H.R. 2482), 10175 [24MY]

Dept. of State: drug abuse testing, 16461 [27JY]

Dept. of the Treasury: issuance of Drug War Bonds (H.R. 2972), 15729 [21JY]

Developing countries: make efforts in drug interdiction a consideration in granting debt reduction loans (H.R. 3439), 24149 [11OC]

Director of National Drug Control Policy: authority, 15342 [20JY]

———recognize and include as fully participating member of Cabinet (H. Con. Res. 51), 2349 [21FE]

District of Columbia: crime rate, 1126 [27JA], 16347 [26JY]

———drug abuse and alcoholism treatment and rehabilitation programs (H.R. 3426), 23405 [5OC]

Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: enact (H.R. 2974), 15776 [21JY]

Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act: amend (H.R. 3292), 20723 [19SE]

Gaston County, NC: drug-free public housing project, 25503 [23OC]

Howard Beach, NY: Kiwanis Club drug abuse prevention coloring contest, 5327 [23MR]

Illegal drugs: implement national policy, 7487 [26AP], 9622, 9630-9632 [18MY], 16962 [31JY], 18535, 18536 [3AU], 19075 [4AU], 19951 [7SE], 20326-20328, 20370, 20398-20401 [13SE], 20586 [14SE], 20722 [19SE], 20948 [20SE], 22059, 22191 [27SE], 22777 [3OC], 25166 [19OC], 26197 [26OC], 26198 [26OC], 26789, 26790, 26794 [1NO], 26906, 26909 [2NO], 27716, 27721 [7NO], 27723 [7NO], 27926, 27928, 27929-, 27932 [8NO], 28177 [9NO], 31197 [21NO]

———emergency supplemental appropriations, 9621 [18MY], 16459 [27JY]

Ingorvaia, Joe: commend contribution to Dads Against Drugs and Drunk Driving, 19443 [4AU]

Kiwanis International: recognized for fighting drug abuse, 19493 [4AU]

Latin American countries: production control efforts relative to debt burden (H. Con. Res. 181), 17579 [1AU]

Law enforcement agencies: funding provisions of H.R. 2402, 14032 [11JY]

Lower Eastside Service Center, Inc.: anniversary, 21367 [21SE]

Malaysia: punishment for drug-related offenses, 15726 [21JY]

Medicaid: State option of covering substance abuse treatment services (H.R. 3739), 30212 [19NO]

Medicare: drug utilization review system to prevent adverse drug reactions (H.R. 2677), 12206 [15JN]

———exclude physicians who have violated regulations for new drugs (H.R. 3348), 22470 [28SE]

National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month: designate (S.J. Res. 132), 19123 [4AU], 19707 [7SE]

National D.A.R.E. Day: designate (H.J. Res. 276), 9458 [17MY]

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (H.J. Res. 429), 26717 [31OC], 30738-30739 [21NO]

National Guard: interdiction in drug war, 18658 [3AU]

National Narcotics Border Interdiction System: funding, 8013 [3MY]

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (S.J. Res. 213), 24115 [11OC]

Nicotine: categorizing with other addictive substances, 5002 [20MR]

Omaha, NE: drug problem, 10151 [24MY]

Palau: trafficking, 15420 [20JY]

Panama: government involvement in drug trafficking, 8009 [3MY], 29884 [17NO]

Peru: coca eradication program, 10470 [31MY]

———tribute to U.S. narcotics control personnel killed on duty, 10166 [24MY]

Public housing: eviction of drug dealers, 14032, 14034 [11JY], 15156 [19JY]

———residents involved in drug-related activities, 6631 [13AP]

Rural areas: drug problem, 8013 [3MY]

Sec. of HHS: authority relative to regulating food as drugs (H.R. 1684), 5626 [5AP]

Schools: drug-free zones and increased penalties for trafficking on school grounds (H.R. 3602), 27815 [7NO]

———increased use of counselors in education and prevention programs in schools (H.R. 3601), 27724 [7NO]

Spring, TX: Drug Free School Recognition Award to high school, 8104 [3MY]

Television: national antidrug televison adverstising campaign, 26518 [31OC]

Treatment and rehabilitation programs, 1643 [2FE], 3198 [1MR], 20588, 20589 [14SE]

———appropriations (S. 1735), 27931 [8NO]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: support (H. Res. 263), 24541 [13OC]

Winning on Wellness Program: tribute, 2169 [9FE]

Remarks in Senate

AFDC: drug testing for applicants for certain benefits, 23505-23509 [5OC]

Africa: report on trip, 4935-4939 [17MR]

Airborne drug traffickers: control, 23868 [6OC]

Anabolic: prohibit the use of mail to solicit or sell (S. 466), 2972 [28FE]

Anti-Drug Abuse Act: amend (H.R. 1426), 7368-7371 [19AP]

———amend (H.R. 1426), appointment of conferees, 7846 [2MY]

———amend (H.R. 1426), Senate amendments, 14365 [12JY]

———supplemental appropriations (S. 26), 572 [25JA]

Armed Forces: educate personnel on purposes of the national drug control effort, 23510 [5OC]

Bennett, William J.: national drug policy, 8495 [9MY]

Bolivia: assistance to grow crops other than coca, 21115 [20SE]

Bush, President: drug summit agenda (S. Res. 218), 31599 [21NO]

Children: higher risk among latchkey children, 22946 [3OC]

———identification when exposed to maternal substance abuse, 21270 [21SE]

Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act: enact (S. 1956), 31465 [21NO]

Comprehensive Community Substance Abuse Prevention Act: enact (S. 1233), 13111 [22JN]

Controlled Substances Act: disposition of forfeited property (S. 976), 8971 [11MY], 18807, 18927 [4AU]

Corporate Action Against Drugs: tribute, 17568 [1AU]

Courts: amend provisions relative to the forfeiture fund (H.R. 3550), 31698 [21NO]

———appointment of additional judges in districts with heavy drug-related caseloads, 23497-23501 [5OC]

———capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise (S. 1955), 31461-31465 [21NO]

———capital punishment for large-scale drug traffickers, 25023 [18OC]

———capital punishmment for murders by major drug dealers, 29315 [16NO]

———enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases (S. 1972), 31493-31495 [21NO]

———mandatory sentences for adults involving juveniles in drug offenses, 23464-23472 [5OC]

Crime and criminals: alternative punishment for nonviolent offenses (S. 1365), 15631 [20JY], 20893 [19SE], 27705 [7NO]

———boot camp or shock incarceration programs for certain drug offenders, 23510 [5OC]

———corruption of public officials and law enforcement officers, 22948 [3OC]

———designate certain high-intensity drug trafficking areas, 22133-22135 [27SE]

———designate certain high-intensity drug trafficking areas (S. 1234), 13113 [22JN]

———detection of controlled substances sent in the mail, 22949 [3OC]

———forfeiture of assets of drug traffickers, 22944 [3OC]

Cuba: drug trafficking, 26440 [27OC]

Debt-for-Drugs Exchange Act: enact (S. 1991), 31579 [21NO]

Dept. of Defense: Antidrug Task Force (S. 1040), 9833 [18MY]

———appropriated funds for counternarcotics efforts, 18834 [4AU]

———drug interdiction and law enforcement support activities, 17651-17656 [2AU], 31672 [21NO]

Dept. of HHS: waive certain provisions of the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health block grants, 22950 [3OC]

Diethylstilbestrol: grants to aid persons exposed to (S. 265), 1020 [25JA]

Director of National Drug Control Policy: Cabinet status, 424 [25JA]

———increase authority (S. 1691), 22419 [28SE]

———report to Congress, 23520 [5OC]

———temporary special Senate committee to provide oversight and guidance (S. Res. 155), 15291 [19JY]

Drug War Bond Act: enact (S. 1380), 15911 [24JY]

———enact (S. 1389), 15925-15927 [24JY]

Drug Zone to Opportunity Zone Development Act: enact (S. 1967), 31486 [21NO]

Education: alternative schools for youths with drug problems, 22952 [3OC]

Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act: enact (S. 1689), 22416 [28SE]

FDA: expedite drug approval process, 7921 [3MY]

Federal Prison Drug Testing Act: enact (S. 1638), 20881 [19SE]

Foreign relations: law enforcement, 9300 [16MY]

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

Health care: review system to prevent adverse reactions (S. 859), 7308 [19AP], 19045 [4AU]

Illegal drugs: efforts to control, 6735 [17AP], 19561, 19568, 19571-19573, 19595-19602, 19637 [6SE], 19996 [12SE], 21007 [20SE], 21373 [22SE], 21593, 21596, 21695 [26SE], 21737 [26SE], 23872 [6OC], 25376 [20OC], 31709 [21NO]

———increased incidence of usage, 7892 [3MY], 15609 [20JY], 21229 [21SE]

———prevent assistance to foreign officials facilitating the distribution, 25638-25645 [24OC]

———testing of employees, 23938 [7OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), 22639, 22644, 22651 [2OC], 22888-22893, 22920-22984 [3OC], 23176 [4OC], 23422-23485, 23491, 23495-23521, 23528-23573 [5OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), amendment adoption, 23872 [6OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), correction in engrossment, 24524 [12OC]

———implement national policy (S. 1711), vitiation of Senate action, 23872 [6OC]

Indians: funding for emergency shelters (S. 1813), 26652 [31OC], 29460 [16NO]

Industry: manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal drugs (H.R. 5210), 573 [25JA]

International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act: enact (S. 924), 8323-8328, 8374 [4MY]

Law enforcement: foreign relations, 9300 [16MY]

Law enforcement officers: slayings, 3131 [1MR]

Mail Order Drug Paraphernalia Control Act: improve enforcement (S. 1668), 21440 [25SE]

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: enact (S. 1702), 22567 [29SE], 29433 [16NO], 29843 [17NO]

Marijuana: U.S. production, 9751 [18MY]

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

Mexico: agreement with Mexico on the interdiction of airborne narcotics smugglers, 23529 [5OC]

———efforts to control illegal narcotics-related activities, 4683 [16MR], 15197-15217 [19JY]

Mirebeaux, Daniel: extradition from Dominican Republic, 12951 [22JN]

National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month: designate (S.J. Res. 132), 9278 [16MY], 22586 [29SE]

National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week: designate (H.J. Res. 429), 31349 [21NO]

National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America: designate (S.J. Res. 213), 22643 [2OC], 23872 [6OC]

Odgen, IA: drug use prevention efforts, 25379 [20OC]

Omnibus Anti-Drug Abuse Act: funding programs, 10556-10561 [1JN]

Panama: removal of Manuel A. Noriega from control, 22965, 22966, 22967 [3OC]

Peru: assistance to grow crops other than coca, 21115 [20SE]

Posse Comitatus Improvement Act: enact (S. 69), 685 [25JA], 1332 [31JA]

Postal Service: prohibit the use of mail to solicit or sell anabolic steroids (S. 466), 2972 [28FE]

Prescription drugs: pricing, 16837-16841 [31JY]

Prevention, treatment, and education programs, 11113 [7JN], 22136 [27SE], 22958-22965 [3OC]

Prisons: additional space, 10527-10534 [1JN]

———drug abuse treatment programs for women, 23514 [5OC]

———expenses related to drug offenders, 8224 [4MY]

Public housing: eviction of dealers, 15171-15173 [19JY]

Public Housing Drug Elimination Act: reauthorize (S. 1832), 27040 [2NO]

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

Rural areas: substance abuse, 24611 [13OC]

———substance abuse treatment and education programs (S. 1706, 1707), 22569 [29SE]

Rural Drug Initiative Act: enact (S. 1353), 15273 [19JY], 20784 [19SE]

Senate: drug-free workplace policy, 27195 [6NO]

Social Security: drug tests for certain Federal aid applicants with dependent children (S. 1409), 16314 [26JY]

Sports: drug abuse by athletes, 1335 [31JA]

———role in prevention campaigns, 13466 [23JN]

Steroid Trafficking Act: enact (S. 1829), 26774 [1NO]

Strategic Drug Intelligence Act: enact (S. 1632), 20627 [15SE]

———enact (S. 1984), 31574, 31575 [21NO]

Taxation: controlled substances (S. 1892), 29406 [16NO]

Thornburgh, Attorney General: address to American Bankers Association, 26179 [26OC]

Treatment and rehabilitation programs: appropriations (S. 1735), 23521 [5OC], 28696 [14NO]

———transfer of funding from the strategic defense initiative, 17685 [2AU]

U.N.: drug convention cooperation by the U.S. relative to the status of diplomatic relations with certain countries (S. Res. 220), 31402 [21NO]

Urban areas: community-based action against drug abuse, 23495 [6OC]

Reports

Current Drug Use Trends in New York City—December 1988: Blanche Frank and William Hopkins (excerpts), 15612 [20JY]

Drugs, Law Enforcement, and Foreign Policy: Committee on Foreign Relations (excerpt), 9301 [16MY]

Drugs and Justice—A System Abandoned: Boston Bar Association, 23465-23470 [5OC]

International Narcotics Control Strategy—Mexico: Dept. of State, 3340-3342 [2MR]

Narcotics Problem in Panama: Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries, 23436 [5OC]

Tax Havens and Manufacturing Strategy for New Drugs: Warner Lambert Drug Co., 16840 [31JY]

Reports filed

Handicapped Classification of Impairments Resulting From the Use of Certain Controlled Substances (H.R. 3312) (H. Rept. 101-375), 30032 [17NO]

Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act: Committee on the Judiciary (S. 1702), 29400 [16NO]

Nomination of William J. Bennett To Be Director of Office of National Drug Control Policy: Committee on Labor and Human Resources, 17958 [2AU]

———Committee on the Judiciary (S. Rept. 101-2), 3947 [9MR]

U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances: Committee on Foreign Relations (Exec. Rept. 101-15), 28706 [14NO]

Resolutions by organizations

Build a Drug-Free World: Kiwanis International, 19493 [4AU]

Designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas: Compton, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Cudahy, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Gardena, CA, City Council, 13115 [22JN]

———Montebello, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Paramount, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

———Santa Clarita, CA, City Council, 13116 [22JN]

Statements

Alternative Punishment for Nonviolent Offenses: New York State Dept. of Correctional Services, 20893-20896 [19SE]

Dept. of Defense Drug Interdiction Efforts: Senator D'Amato, 31673 [21NO]

Dept. of Defense Guidance for Implementation of President's National Drug Control Strategy: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 24139-24141 [11OC]

Drug Abuse: Larkin I. Smith, 20386 [13SE]

Drug Cartel Terrorism: Oliver B. Revell, 20963 [20SE]

Drug Trafficking in Central America: Leland L. Riggs, 23430 [5OC]

Drug Trafficking in Panama: Senator Helms, 23428-23430 [5OC]

New Drugs Priced Higher Than Older Medications: Hambrecht & Quist, 16838 [31JY]

Profitability for Pharmaceutical Industry: Hambrecht & Quist, 16837 [31JY]

War on Drugs: Francis J. Wolfe, 12197 [15JN]

———Larkin I. Smith, 20387 [13SE]

Studies

Conclusions and Solutions to the Gang and Drug Problem: Corporate Action Against Drugs, 17568 [1AU]

Tables

Comparison of the Bush budget for drugs and the Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988, 8221 [4MY]

Organized crime drug enforcement funds, 22491 [29SE]

Range of market prices paid for brand name prescription drugs, spring 1989, 16838 [31JY]

State prison population, National Institute of Corrections, 10530 [1JN]

Testimonies

Capital Punishment for Large-Scale Drug Traffickers: Edward S.G. Dennis, Jr., 25023-25027 [18OC]

Drug Abuse and Crime: Representative Fauntroy, 11391 [8JN]

Mexican Illegal Narcotics Trafficking: William Von Raab, 4683 [16MR]

Needle Exchange and Bleach Programs: Louis W. Sullivan, Sec. of HHS, 29903 [17NO]

———Representative Waxman, 29903 [17NO]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 181, Latin American drug production control efforts relative to debt burden, 17580 [1AU]

H. Con. Res. 194, support of Congress for citizens of Colombia, 24717 [16OC]

H. Res. 263, support U.N. Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, 24541 [13OC]

H.J. Res. 429, National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week, 30739 [21NO]

H.R. 108, Anti-Drug Act, 149 [3JA]

H.R. 705, Anti-Drug Abuse Act appropriations, 1862-1864 [7FE]

H.R. 1426, Anti-Drug Abuse Act amendment, 5021-5025 [21MR]

H.R. 2442, Star Wars for Drug Wars Act, 10122 [24MY]

H.R. 2806, amend Controlled Substances Act, 24780 [17OC]

H.R. 3550, Forfeiture Act amendments, 28512 [13NO]

H.R. 3766, mandatory sentencing for illegal activities dealing with crystal methamphetamine, 30694 [21NO]

S. 26, supplemental appropriations to fund Anti-Drug Act, 573 [25JA]

S. 69, Posse Comitatus Improvement Act, 685 [25JA]

S. 265, grants to aid persons exposed to diethylstilbestrol, 1021 [25JA]

S. 466, prohibit the use of mail to solicit or sell anabolic steroids, 2973 [28FE]

S. 859, Drug Utilization Review Act, 19047 [4AU]

S. 924, International Narcotics and Terrorism Control Act, 8326 [4MY]

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

S. 1040, Antidrug Task Force in the Dept. of Defense, 9835 [18MY]

S. 1233, Comprehensive Community Substance Abuse Prevention Act, 13112 [22JN]

S. 1234, designating high-intensity drug trafficking areas, 13114 [22JN]

S. 1353, Rural Drug Initiative Act, 15274 [19JY]

S. 1380, Drug War Bond Act, 15912 [24JY]

S. 1389, Drug War Bond Act, 15927 [24JY]

S. 1409, drug tests for certain Social Security Federal aid applicants with dependent children, 16314 [26JY]

S. 1632, Strategic Drug Intelligence Act, 20627 [15SE]

S. 1638, Federal Prison Drug Testing Act, 20881 [19SE]

S. 1668, improve enforcement of Mail Order Drug Paraphernalia Control Act, 21441 [25SE]

S. 1689, Fairness in Federal Housing Admissions Act, 22416 [28SE]

S. 1691, increase authority of Director of National Drug Control Policy, 22420 [28SE]

S. 1702, Mandatory Prison Sentence for Armed Drug Traffickers and Violent Criminals Act, 22568 [29SE], 29843 [17NO]

S. 1711, national drug control policy, 23536-24681 [16OC]

S. 1735, drug abuse treatment and rehabilitation programs, 23522-23527 [5OC]

S. 1813, funding for Indian emergency shelters, 26652 [31OC], 29461 [16NO]

S. 1829, Steroid Trafficking Act, 26775-26777 [1NO]

S. 1832, reauthorizing Public Housing Drug Elimination Act, 27040 [2NO]

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

S. 1955, capital punishment for engaging in a continuing large criminal drug enterprise, 31462 [21NO]

S. 1956, Citizens Drug Control Contribution Act, 31466 [21NO]

S. 1967, Drug Zone to Opportunity Zone Development Act, 31487 [21NO]

S. 1972, enforcement of criminal laws in drug cases, 31507-31525 [21NO]

S. 1984, Strategic Drug Intelligence Act, 31574 [21NO]

S. 1991, Debt-for-Drugs Exchange Act, 31580 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 65, joint drug committee in Congress, 19015 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 66, joint drug committee in Congress, 19015 [4AU]

S. Res. 155, Senate oversight and guidance of Director of National Drug Control Policy, 15290 [19JY]

S. Res. 170, Senate drug committee, 19017 [4AU]

S. Res. 218, President Bush's drug summit agenda, 31599 [21NO]

S. Res. 220, U.N. drug convention cooperation by the U.S. relative to the status of diplomatic relations with certain countries, 31403, 31600 [21NO]

S.J. Res. 132, National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month, 9279 [16MY], 19708 [7SE]

S.J. Res. 213, National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America, 23873 [6OC], 24116 [11OC]