FOREIGN RELATIONS—U.S. see also Department of State; Secretary of State

Addresses

American Task Force for Lebanon: Senator Dole, 10285 [31MY]

———Senator Mitchell, 10284 [31MY]

Assistance to Poland: Lane Kirkland, 23995 [10OC]

———President Bush, 7042 [18AP]

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

Challenges to NATO in the 1990's—A Time for Resolve and Vision: Senator Nunn, 19906-19909 [7SE]

Complexity of Fighting the Narcotics War: Representative Gilman, 23651 [5OC]

Crisis in Sino-American Relations: Richard M. Nixon, 31318 [21NO]

Democratic Perspective on Foreign Policy: Senator Pell, 5427 [4AP]

Developing Countries' Economic and Social Conditions: Michael N. Manley, 19943 [7SE]

Drug Trafficking in Colombia: Virgilio Barco, 23876, 23877 [6OC]

Eastern Europe: Lawrence S. Eagleburger, 31815 [21NO]

East-West Relations and Swedish Neutrality, Sten Andersson, 10287 [31MY]

Future of U.S.-Soviet Relations: President Bush, 9081 [12MY]

History of U.S-Korean Relations: Roh Tae Woo, 25058-25061 [18OC]

Institute of International Education: Henry Kaufman, 28725 [14NO]

———President Bush, 28726 [14NO]

———Richard M. Krasno, 28725 [14NO]

Introduction of Thomas R. Pickering to U.N. Conference on the U.S. and the U.N.: Max M. Kampelman, 29180 [15NO]

Joint Session of Congress: Lech Walesa, 28969-28972 [15NO], 29550 [16NO], 30577-30579 [20NO]

Mexico and International Relations: Carlos Salinas de Gortari, 23200-23203 [4OC]

Miami Conference on the Caribbean: M. Eugenia Charles, 376 [24JA]

Middle East Policy: Vice President Quayle, 2991 [28FE]

National Issues Forum on East-West Relations: Dwayne O. Andreas, 30594 [20NO]

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

New Horizons in Europe: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 3995 [9MR]

Nuclear Power in Space—Balancing the Risks and Benefits: Representative George E. Brown, 2190-2192 [9FE]

Philippine American Foundation: Corazon Aquino, 30583 [20NO]

Poland and the Future: President Bush, 25197 [19OC]

Policy on Latin America: President Bush, 7768 [2MY]

Prospects for Latin America: Robert M. Sayre, 24927-24929 [17OC]

Public Not Getting Full Story on Panama: G. Russell Evans, 31286 [21NO]

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

Rheingoldhalle in Mainz: President Bush, 11047-11049 [7JN]

Saving a National Resource: Daniel J. Boorstin, 27911 [8NO]

Silent War: Mark Patinkin, 16747 [27JY]

Situation in Northern Ireland: John Hume, 7659-7663 [1MY]

Soviet Military Strength and the Democratic Movement in Eastern Europe: Senator Warner, 31316 [21NO]

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

Strategic Arms Negotiations With Soviet Union: Richard R. Burt (excerpt), 11694 [14JN]

U.S. and U.N.—The Decade Ahead: Thomas R. Pickering, 29180-29183 [15NO]

U.S. Role in Assisting Higher Education in People's Republic of China: Donald Kennedy, 11212 [7JN]

U.S. Security Challenges in the 1900's: Representative Skelton, 7851 [2MY]

U.S. Security Relations With Republic of Korea: Hyun-Uk Kim, 13629 [27JN]

U.S.-Canadian Relations: Derek H. Burney, 3869 [9MR]

U.S.-Colombian Relations: Virgilio Barco, 22410 [28SE], 22563-22565 [29SE]

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

U.S.-Korean Relations—Toward the 21st Century: Representative Solarz, 26888 [1NO]

U.S.-Mexico Interparliamentary Conference: Representative Dreier, 11836 [14JN]

U.S.-Pakistan Relations: Benazir Bhutto, 11148-11150 [7JN]

U.S.-People's Republic of China Relations: Winston Lord, 1882 [7FE]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: Suzanne Massie, 9487-9489 [17MY]

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

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

United National Perestroika—An Essential Part of a Realistic Peace Strategy: John J. Logue, 30042-30044 [17NO]

University of Moscow: Ronald Reagan, 31759 [21NO]

Affidavits

Human rights violations by UNITA in Angola (sundry), 6661 [13AP]

Agreements

Bilateral trade initiative between U.S. and Mexico, 23099 [3OC]

Compact of Free Association with Palau, 31147-31150 [21NO]

———authorize entry into force (H.J. Res. 175), 13569-13572 [27JN]

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

High seas drift-net fishing in the North Pacific: Coordination Council for North American Affairs and American Institute in Taiwan, 17662 [2AU]

Support freedom and democracy in Poland (S. 1582), unanimous-consent, 28417 [13NO]

Amendments

Assistance programs: development and security assistance (S. 1347), 20088 [12SE]

———enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), 12495-12503 [20JN], 12768-12791, 12810-12814 [21JN], 12860, 12878, 12880, 12882, 12884, 12907, 12909, 12911-12913, 12937-12942 [22JN], 13280 [23JN], 13624 [27JN], 13715, 13718, 13738, 13742, 13746, 13755, 13757, 13768 [28JN], 13883, 13884, 13892, 13904, 13911, 13912, 13921, 13924, 13928, 13930, 13933-13935 [29JN]

———enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), en bloc amendments, 13734 [28JN]

Bahamas: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Belgium: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Canada: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Central America: bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), 6420 [13AP]

———bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), Committee on Appropriations amendments en bloc, 6420 [13AP]

———bipartisan accord (S. 760), 6490, 6506, 6521, 6527, 6593 [13AP]

China, People's Republic of: populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 136), 10307, 10308, 10372 [31MY]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), 19019, 19056 [4AU]

Eximbank Act: appropriations (H.R. 2494), 24815 [17OC], 25079, 25082, 25094, 25102, 25108 [18OC], 31198 [21NO], 31434, 31645 [21NO]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 2939), 15744, 15749, 15762 [21JY]

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

Great Britain: treaty concerning the Cayman Islands relative to mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25636, 25638, 25667 [24OC]

Hungary: political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 25147 [18OC], 25200, 25204, 25211, 25225 [19OC], 28696 [14NO], 29394, 29415 [16NO], 29526-29548 [16NO]

Mexico: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Nicaragua: assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), 23277 [4OC], 24622 [13OC], 24701 [16OC], 24837, 24854, 24858, 24893, 24895, 24896 [17OC]

Palau: authorize entry into force of Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 175), 31130-31132 [21NO], 31336, 31612 [21NO]

Poland: political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 25147 [18OC], 25200, 25204, 25211, 25225 [19OC], 28696 [14NO], 29394, 29415 [16NO], 29526-29548 [16NO]

———support freedom and democracy (S. 1582), 25966, 25978, 25983, 25993, 25997, 26005, 26007, 26044, 26049, 26053, 26054 [25OC], 28368, 28370-28372, 28374, 28375, 28378, 28379, 28381-28384, 28389, 28394 [13NO], 28629, 28634, 28711 [14NO]

Refugees: status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals (H.R. 2022), 14673, 14674, 14679 [13JY]

Terrorism: imposition of capital punishment for the murder of U.S. nationals abroad (S. 1798), 26126, 26176 [26OC]

Thailand: treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639, 25667 [24OC]

Analyses

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

Key Question in Arms Control Today—Will Soviets Ever Dismantle Their Krasnoyarsk ABM Radar? Committee on Foreign Relations, 6469 [13AP]

Multilateral Assistance Initiative for the Philippines Act (S. 827), 7001 [18AP]

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

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

OPIC Insurance, Reinsurance, and Financing to Eligible Projects in Poland (H.R. 1732), 5803 [6AP]

Poland and Hungary Democracy Act (S. 1617), 20309 [13SE]

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

Question of El Salvador—What Does the Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front Really Want?, 12594-12596 [20JN]

Announcements

Joint national resistance initiative on policy toward South Africa, 19672 [6SE]

Refugee numbers grow, protection mechanisms falter: U.S. Committee for Refugees, 6462 [13AP]

Appointments

Central American Negotiations Observer Group, 4966 [17MR], 18832 [4AU]

Conferees: H.R. 2712, Emergency Chinese Adjustment of Status Facilitation Act, 23402 [5OC]

———H.R. 2712, readjust immigration status of certain Chinese nationals, 28834 [14NO]

———H.R. 3402, political and economic reform in Poland and Hungary, 29897 [17NO]

Articles and editorials

Abortion and the Real George Bush, 28722 [14NO]

About Education, 7841 [2MY]

Accountant's Budget—Bush and Cheney Fail To Respond to a Changing Era, 14477-14478 [12JY]

Administration Alters Assassination Ban, 27629-27631 [7NO]

Administration Has Expanded Its Contacts With the PLO, 14729 [14JY]

Affront to Tradition, 30444 [20NO]

After FSX—New Approach to U.S.-Japan Relations, 31287-31289 [21NO]

Aid for Eastern Europe, 28370 [13NO]

Aid for Poland: How Much? What Kind?, 25308 [19OC]

Aid to Cambodia Non-Communists Is Detailed, 31705 [21NO]

Aiding Poland, 25991 [25OC]

Ambassadors, 22628 [2OC], 23941 [7OC]

Ambassadors Need Better Experience, 15030 [18JY]

America Should Rejoin a Reformed UNESCO, 25318 [19OC]

Angola Truce Is as Deadly as Civil War, 24222 [12OC]

Anti-Sandinistas Wary on U.S. Aid, 18991 [4AU]

Appropriate Response, 9348 [16MY]

Arabs Making Israelis Look Like Bad Guys, 1407 [2FE]

Arafat Implicated in Envoys' Deaths, 14731 [14JY]

Archbishop of El Salvador Links Armed Forces to Priests' Slaying, 30496 [20NO]

Armenia, Still a Rubble Pile, Can Be Reconstructed With Our Help, 21062 [20SE]

Arms Control Furor Obscures German Issues, 10468 [31MY]

Asian Fleets That Strip, 20169 [12SE]

At Home in the Contra War, 25149 [18OC]

At Last, Plain Words About the Sudan, 2704 [23FE]

Audit Cites Flaws in Program for Nuclear Reactor in Space, 2190 [9FE]

Bahamas ``Free-Basing Epidemic'' Cited, 22892 [3OC]

Battle for the C.S.S. Alabama, 18920-18922 [4AU]

Beirut Christian Begs for U.S. Help, 5470 [4AP]

Benefits of Benign Neglect, 17120 [31JY]

Berlin and Bush's Emotional Wall, 31797 [21NO]

Betrayal, 6498 [13AP]

Between Worlds—Now That Soviet Jews Are Freer to Emigrate, U.S. Is Less Hospitable, 14677 [24JY]

Bishop Says Indonesia Tortures in East Timor, 11380 [8JN]

Boston Hot Line—Hope From China by Fax, Computer, Word of Mouth, 15596 [20JY]

Brave Stroke for World Family Planning, 28724 [14NO]

Building Bridges, 14003 [29JN]

Burden of Angola, 24225 [12OC]

Burden-Sharing Debate Regresses, 5629 [5AP]

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

Bush Is Warned on Bugged Moscow Embassy, 15584 [20JY]

Bush Kowtows to Lobby, 28725 [14NO]

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

Bush Scores Again with Sound Statesmanship, 11615 [13JN]

Bush Should Limit Canal Pact, 8904 [11MY]

Bush Threat, 28725 [14NO]

Bush To Seek Cambodia Arms Aid for Non-Communist Rebel Groups, 10748 [2JN]

Bush's Initiatives on Arms Cuts—Political Change in Europe Lead Some To Call Trip a ``Victory Tour'', 11026 [6JN]

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

Cambodia Seen Facing Rebel Influx, 21428 [25SE]

Candles in the Wind, 1901 [8FE]

Capitalism From the Ashes—A New U.S. Contract With Central America, 15665-15667 [20JY]

Capitalists Show Soviets How to Do It, 14023-14025 [10JY]

Caracas Seethes, Washington Snoozes, 4004 [9MR]

Cartel Defendants' D.C. Lawyer—Ex-Prosecutor Angers Former Justice Department Colleagues, 22870 [3OC]

Castro Deeply Involved in Drug Running, 17381-17384 [1AU]

Castro's Effort To Beguile, 18218 [3AU]

Chilean Constitution to Protect Pinochet's Power, 16762 [27JY]

China ``Caution'' Hard To Swallow, 11043 [7JN]

China Considers Boeing Copters, 6824 [17AP]

China Crisis Withers the Strategic Landscape, 13979 [29JN]

China Lambastes Lies Aired by Voice of America, 15594 [20JY]

China Massacres Its Children, 10939 [6JN]

China Policy—Revulsion Real, Reprisal Wrong, 13625 [27JN]

Chinese Airborne Troops Being Trained in Tibet, 6825 [17AP]

Chinese Army Eyes Boeing Copters for Its Attack Force, 6824 [17AP]

Chinese Example—Trying to Fight the Inevitable, 15596 [20JY]

Chinese Student Arrested in 1987, Detained Again, 15642 [20JY]

CIA in Nicaragua—No Thanks, 18993 [4AU]

CIA's Chinese Puzzle, 13979 [29JN]

Civility of American Politics, 2205 [9FE]

Communists Admit System Flopped, 25769 [24OC]

Compromise or Lose—Settling for a Settlement, 19456 [4AU]

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

Covert Action and American Foreign Policy, 6465 [13AP]

Covert U.S. Aid for Election Worse Than None, Says Ex-Contra Leader, 18991 [4AU]

Crippled but Not Crushed—In Panama, Noriega Still Is in Charge, 2210 [9FE]

Crisis in Central America, 4121 [14MR]

Cuban Drug Case, 15532 [20JY]

Cuban Mig's Face Down U.S. Plane During Drug Drop, 17381 [1AU]

Democracy or Revenge?, 18992 [4AU]

Democratic Community, 3065 [28FE]

Democrats and Nicaragua, 21374 [22SE], 24849 [17OC]

Demographic Common Sense, 28724 [14NO]

Desperation in El Salvador, 2567 [22FE]

Does the State Department Respect Ambassadors?, 22625 [2OC]

Don't Waive Jackson-Vanik Yet, 7032 [18AP]

Duarte Accuses D'Aubuisson in Archbishop's Assassination, 30503 [20NO]

Dusting Off ``Messianic Globaloney'', 21042 [20SE]

East-West Relations Feather in Bush Cap, 30080 [17NO]

Effort To Bring Democracy to Nicaragua in Peril, 5631 [5AP]

El Salvador's Political Left Is a Study in Contrasts, 236 [4JA]

Embassies for Sale, 22627 [2OC]

End Aid to the Afghan Rebels, 10073 [23MY]

End of the Affair—Savimbi Is No Longer Washington's Darling, 24222 [12OC]

Epidemic Free-Base Cocaine Abuse—Case Study From the Bahamas, 22890 [3OC]

Escaped Officer Urges U.S. to Shun Mengistu—Leader of Failed Ethiopian Coup Warns Against ``Accommodation'', Cites Weakened Military, 24148 [11OC]

Ethiopia Seen Threatened by Rebel Advance—Tigrayan Army in Position To Cut Off Vital Supply Link to Capital, 24147 [11OC]

Exactly What Did Castro Know?, 15532 [20JY]

Ex-Finance Chairman Complains Few Jobs Go to Bush Fundraisers, 22626 [2OC], 23939 [7OC]

Families Have Difficult Role To Play in Hostage Drama, 6594 [13AP]

Family Planning—U.S. Should Contribute to U.N. Population Fund, 28723 [14NO]

Family-Planning Bill, Go!, 28722 [14NO]

Farewell to Alms—The Contras Can Win if They Break Their Culture of Dependency, 26092 [25OC]

Fingerprints Found at Site of Salvadoran Killings, 30510 [20NO]

Firm, Not Just Angry, Toward China, 13207 [22JN]

Five Billion and Counting, 28722 [14NO]

Foe of Gandhi Stung by Accusations of C.I.A. Role, 30414 [20NO]

Forbiddingly Rugged, Often Dangerous and the Ultimate in Exotic, 7439 [25AP]

Forced Abortion and a Chinese Refugee, 15250 [19JY]

Foreward, 28759 [14NO]

4 Beirut Children Die in Building Collapse, 20741 [19SE]

Free the Plantados, 30413 [20NO]

From Communism to Something Better?, 18459 [3AU]

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

Fund Has Won Wide Approval, 19679 [6SE]

Giant Loophole, 4625 [16MR]

Giving Japan a Handout—Why Fork Over $7 Billion in Aircraft Technology?, 1469 [2FE]

Giving Solidarity a Fighting Chance, 20576 [14SE]

Glimmer of Hope in Starving Sudan, 10730 [1JN]

Global Birth Control, 28723 [14NO]

Global Family Planning—U.S. Should Contribute, 28723 [14NO]

Global Lukewarming, 27830 [8NO]

Good Sense Returns to Family Planning, 28724 [14NO]

Good Week for the President—Bush Displays Leadership in East-West Relations, 11025 [6JN]

Gorbachev's Nationality Crisis—The Empire Breaks Up, 1900 [8FE]

Government Continues Church Raids as Combat Wanes, 30512 [20NO]

Government Reportedly Requests Chinese Missiles, 31595 [21NO]

Halt Arms Aid to El Salvador, 30433 [20NO]

Hama, Beirut, 20651 [18SE]

Hands Off, 18994 [4AU]

Hard Lessons for the United States and the Region, 236 [4JA]

Help Nicaragua's Democrats, Openly, 24849 [17OC]

Hill Chairmen Urging Review of Cambodia Aid, 21427 [25SE]

Hopeful Signs of a Return of Sanity, 28723 [14NO]

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

How the Soviets Are Bugging America, 15587 [20JY]

Huge Stakes in Panama's Election, 8236 [4MY]

Human Rights Double Standards?, 4413 [15MR]

IDB-Sandinista Affair, 31440 [21NO]

Ignoring Hostage Tips—Is Washington Too Wary of Private Channels?, 26379 [27OC]

In El Salvador, Deadly Ironies, 30119 [19NO], 30420 [20NO]

In Nicaragua, Election Observers Are Coming?, 24875 [17OC]

International Language, 22628 [2OC], 23941 [7OC]

Iran Responds in Kind to ``Bullying'' by U.S., 27633 [7NO]

Ireland's Statesman of the Troubles—John Hume Redefines Northern Conflict and Sets Forth Possible Solutions, 7663 [1MY]

Israel and the PLO—Wishes and Reality, 5101 [21MR]

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

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

Japan—The View From Mansfield, 1927 [8FE]

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

Job for European Neighbors, 23633 [5OC]

John J. McCloy Is Dead at 93—Diplomat and Adviser to Presidents, 5347 [3AP]

Join With Castro To Fight Drugs, 22603 [2OC]

Keep Hecht at Home, 14134 [11JY]

Keep Watch on Our Elections, 28027 [8NO]

King Bhumibol's Reign, 10615-10618 [1JN]

Lebanese War Protested at Rally Here, 7425 [25AP]

Liberian Citizens Dig Deep To Pay the Country's Debt to America, 8587 [9MY]

Linchpin of U.S.-Pakistan Alliance, 19042 [4AU]

Long Arm of ``One-Child'' China, 15251 [19JY], 21023 [20SE]

Losing Fighter Deal With Japan, 1904 [8FE]

M-9 Missile Deal With China, 31595 [21NO]

Major Soviet Paper Says 20 Million Died as Victims of Stalin, 1902 [8FE]

Making a Real Peace With Vietnam—In Helping Them Heal Their Wounds Maybe We Can Begin To Heal Our Own, 3013 [28FE]

Man Struggling To Reform UNESCO, 31702 [21NO]

Marshal Akhromeyev's Mark on Congress, 17670 [2AU]

Martyrdom and Mercy, 30119 [19NO], 30420 [20NO]

Marxists' Game in El Salvador, 2567 [22FE]

Mexican Democracy, 15214 [19JY]

Mexico Makes Itself a Model Debtor, 7261 [19AP]

Middle Eastern Realities, 6221 [12AP]

Minnesotans in Beijing Confined to Hotel Rooms, 10938 [6JN]

More IDB-Sandinista Flim-Flam, 31441 [21NO]

More U.S. Aid for Savimbi? It Will Heat Up the Civil War, 24224 [12OC]

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

Moscow Arms for Arms Control, 31776 [21NO]

Mr. Arafat's Threat To Kill, 6221 [12AP]

Mr. Bush, Alone on Nicaragua, 20405 [13SE]

Mr. Fang's Invitation, 2874 [28FE]

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

Mystique of Savimbi, 24216 [12OC]

Nations Pass Resolution on Environment—United States, Japan Accused of Blocking Progress, 27829 [8NO]

New Charges in an Old Case, 15492 [20JY]

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

New Salvador Regime Merits Helping Hand, 9743 [18MY]

New Significance of the North Pacific, 3419 [3MR]

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

Nicaragua Sends Arms to Panama, 15513 [20JY]

Nicaraguan Turning Point—How the 1984 Vote Was Sabotaged, 18994-18996 [4AU]

Nicaraguans Register in Huge Numbers, 26183 [26OC]

Nikolay Bukharin—Episodes of a Political Biography, 1902 [8FE]

Nixon Begins Visit to China Amid Hopes for Smoothing of Relations, 26726 [1NO]

Nixon Returns to China for Key Talks—Trip Aimed at Improving Strained Sino-United States Ties, 26725 [1NO]

No Blank Check for El Salvador, 5176 [22MR]

No Need For Restraint in Private Emotions, 10938 [6JN]

No Shortcut to Democracy—Assassination Is No Way to Advance American Interests in the World, 26387 [27OC]

No Visit for Arafat, 20707 [18SE]

Noriega—Not Worth American Killing, 25375 [20OC]

Not a Laughing Matter, 14132 [11JY]

Not Welcome at State, 17582 [1AU]

On Moscow—The President Is Missing, 30489 [20NO]

Our Man From Alaska Goes Over Big in Brasilia, 22621 [2OC]

Our War Against Nicaragua Saps America's Moral Authority, 19504 [15AU]

Outlines of a Foreign Policy, 9417 [16MY]

Pacific Nations Seek Help To Stop Drift-Netting, 19549 [6SE]

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

Palau, 29315 [16NO]

Panama—How America Lost Its Will To Act, 24704 [16OC]

Panama's Elections—Important U.S. Interests Are at Stake in a Vote in Which General Noriega and the Military Figure Prominently, 8236 [4MY], 8409 [4MY]

Panel Says Balloon TV Signals to Cuba May be Off the Mark—Castro Jamming Broadcast Cited as a Risk, 1663 [2FE]

Pay Attention to India, 20934 [19SE]

Pentagon Plays Patty-Cake With Noriega, Some Say, 8240 [4MY]

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

PLO Leader Faces Terror Link Charge, 14729 [14JY]

Poland Connection—Eerie Quietness, Patience Mark Wait for Change, 25764 [24OC]

Politics Goes Wild in Soviet Bloc, 7861 [2MY]

Politics Muddle Weapon Sales—Arms Sales Should Assist, Not Replace, Foreign Policy, 31757 [21NO]

Politics of Polarization, 234 [4JA]

Post-Contra Opportunity, 20405 [13SE]

President Urges Castro to Free All Political Prisoners, 30413 [20NO]

Qualified Ambassadors, 22610 [2OC]

Quayle in Pago Pago, Declares a Holiday—Hails Islanders as ``Happy Campers'', 7743 [2MY]

Quayle on Top Down Under—Failing To Live Up to His Image, the Veep Charms Australians, 7743 [2MY]

Rabb and Italy's Renaissance, 2641 [23FE]

Radio Free Europe's Future, 31816 [21NO]

Realism and Chinese Repression, 26098 [25OC]

Reflections on a Bipartisan Foreign Policy, 5463 [4AP]

Reflections on a Congressman's Journey to Israel, 19952 [7SE]

Reject ``Chic'' Hecht as Ambassador to Bahamas, 14133 [11JY]

Relearning From Japan, 3415 [2MR]

Religious Leaders Respond to Death of Jesuit Priests, 30494 [20NO]

Resist the Temptation to Rig Nicaraguan Vote, 18993 [4AU]

Retreat (Again) From Lebanon, 20652 [18SE]

Reverse U.S. Position on Taiwan, 14494 [12JY]

Richardson—Rewards, Frustrations of Foreign Service, 22625 [2OC]

Salvador Archbishop Blames Military, 30510 [20NO]

Salvador Rebel Chief Offers Truce if U.S. Halts Aid to Cristiani Government, 21041 [20SE]

Salvadoran Bishop Links Military to Killing of 6, 30511 [20NO]

Salvadoran Dependence on U.S. Means Strife, Violence Will Continue, 1371 [31JA]

Salvadoran Events Disprove Assurances of U.S. ``Experts'', 30495 [20NO]

Sanctions Do the Job, but Apartheid's Critics Are Not All for Them, 11411 [9JN]

Sandinista Election Law Violates Treaty, Opposition Figure Claims, 8065 [3MY]

Sandinistas Quietly Kill Off Contra Sympathizer Suspects, 7062 [19AP]

Savimbi Says He Is Halting Angolan Peace Talks, 24222 [12OC]

Savimbi—Fallen Idol of Angola, 24215 [12OC]

Saving Our Alliances—The Real Issue in Burden-Sharing, 14162-14165 [11JY]

Secret U.S. War in Cambodia, 31704 [21NO]

Secret War Against Dope, 23435, 23436 [5OC]

Sending Mr. Savimbi a Message, 24225 [12OC]

Setting a Trap in El Salvador, 3111 [1MR]

Six Priests Killed in a Campus Raid in San Salvador, 29832 [17NO]

Slain U.S. Diplomats Experts on Mideast, 14730 [14JY]

Slowdown on Polish Aid, 26370 [27OC]

Smiles and Iron Teeth, 13233-13235 [22JN]

So Hungry for Oil—OPEC's Best Friend? It Is Us, 25797 [24OC]

Southern Africa—The Garden Violated, 13192 [22JN]

Soviet Deployments Shatter SALT II Limits, 17671 [2AU]

Soviet Radar Site Remains Treaty Violation, U.S. Says, 6469 [13AP]

Spain Offers To Help In Panama, 25307 [19OC]

Speak Loudly, Carry a Small Stick—Foreign Policy in an Age of Ambivalence, 5303-5305 [23MR]

Standing Alone, 19548 [6SE], 30001 [17NO]

Statesman and Banker John J. McCloy, 93, Dies, 5348 [3AP]

Stone's Throw to a PLO State, 6220 [12AP]

Sudan—Heading Off Hunger, 2704 [23FE]

Suppressing the Messenger, 15597 [20JY]

Take Me to Your Leader, 10018 [23MY]

Terrorist Bind—Doing Nothing Is Appeasement, 18216 [3AU]

Terrorists Develop Links With China, 6824 [17AP]

Test on Population Control, 28724 [14NO]

Thinking Aloud—End of the Marxist Epoch, 1898-1900 [8FE]

Time Out on Panama—If We Must ``Do Something,'' Let It Be Rational and Democratic, 9441 [16MY]

Time to Build Up—The United States Should Aid Nicaraguans, Too, 2481 [22FE]

To Save the Majestic Rain Forest, 6190 [12AP]

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

Trivializing Ambassadors, 22622 [2OC], 23942 [7OC]

Troops Won't Return to Cambodia, Vietnamese Foreign Minister Says, 21428 [25SE]

Trying to Stop the Slaughter, 19548 [6SE]

Trying To ``Unscramble'' Soviets' Eggs, 23306 [4OC]

Turmoil in China—Doing Battle With the Facts, Beijing Ousts Two American Correspondents, 15597 [20JY]

Two Bush Mistakes—Trashing the Foreign Service, 22618 [2OC]

Two Sides of Foreign Investment, 293 [19JA]

Two Would-Be Envoys Are Frequent Partners, 23940 [7OC]

U.S. Companies Warned Over KFP, 20084 [12SE]

U.S. Considers the Once Unthinkable on Korea, 15307 [19JY]

U.S. Developing a Plan To Scale Back Its Front-Line Troop Strength in Korea, 15307 [19JY]

U.S. Economic Aid Program Planned for Poland, 6503 [13AP]

U.S. Expands China Broadcasts and Increases News Coverage, 15595 [20JY]

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

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

U.S. Getting Real Again on Population Control, 28723 [14NO]

U.S. Group Aided Aria's Costa Rica Foes, 24866, 24874 [17OC]

U.S. Intervention in Nicaraguan Elections, 13738, 13740 [28JN]

U.S. Must Reassess Afghan Policy, 25121 [18OC], 25377 [20OC]

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

U.S. Strategy on Angola Peace Talks Falters, 24223 [12OC]

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

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

U.S. Talking With Palestinian Officials It Previously Branded as Key Terrorists, 14728 [14JY]

U.S. To Pare Aid in Nicaragua Vote, 24860 [17OC]

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

Uncle Sam's Drive for Democracy, 15966 [24JY]

Under Syrian Guns, 7425 [25AP]

United Nations Will Monitor 1990 Elections in Nicaragua, 20937 [19SE]

United States, Japan and Soviets Prevent Accord To Limit Carbon Dioxide, 27828 [8NO]

United States and Soviets Agree to Back U.N. Agencies, 27628 [7NO]

United States Colleges Flock to Japan, 5620 [5AP]

Untermeyer—Loyalty Wins Ambassadorships, 22627 [2OC]

Updating the Boland Amendment, 18994 [4AU]

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

Vandal Fleets of the Pacific, 19548 [6SE]

VFW Commander Sees U.S. Winning the Peace, 14697 [13JY]

VOA Probes Interference in Angola—CIA Backed Rebel Station Reported to Have Blocked Broadcasts, 24224 [12OC]

VOA Still Reaches 100 Million Chinese, 15595 [20JY]

Voice of America Adds Frequencies, 15596 [20JY]

Voice of America Has Won the Ear of China, 15594 [20JY]

War in Angola Continues, 24225 [12OC]

Washington Wrongly Sees Danger, 14230 [11JY]

Western Disarmament Lobby Aids Gorbachev, 9587 [17MY]

What Did the Israeli Think Would Happen?, 17614 [2AU]

What if Tables Were Turned?, 2211 [9FE]

Where I Stand, 5612-5615 [5AP], 8371, 8372 [4MY]

Why Bush Should Sweat, 27829 [8NO]

Why Fret Over Lebanon?, 18686 [4AU]

Why Kohl Is Right, 9022 [11MY]

Will Colombia Stand Up to Paramilitary?, 23305 [4OC]

Will No One Stand Up to Syria?, 20652 [18SE]

Winning by Losing in Mexico, 15214 [19JY]

Witness to Change—Jamaica Will Make It, 3247 [2MR]

Yeltsin Does an Old Friend a Favor, 8456 [8MY]

Zaire Outlasted Marxist Nations, 16208 [25JY]

Bills and resolutions

Afghanistan: sense of the House on U.S. policy (see H. Res. 26)

———Soviet violations of civil liberties (see H. Res. 43)

———U.S. policy (see S. Res. 85)

Alabama (C.S.S.): negotiations with France relative to recovery and return of vessel (see S. 351)

American-Soviet Youth Orchestra: authorize concert on Capitol Grounds (see S. Con. Res. 68)

America-Pakistan Day: designate (see H.J. Res. 356)

Angola: peace process (see S. Res. 196)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 203)

Antarctic regions: negotiations for agreement among Antarctic Treaty Consultative Parties for protection as global ecological commons (see H.J. Res. 415)

Arafat, Yasser: deny U.S. visa to address U.N. (see H. Con. Res. 210)

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

Banks and banking: lending and financial credits to the Soviet bloc countries (see S. Res. 121)

Bastille Day: commemorate bicentennial (see H. Con. Res. 43)

Belize: exempt certain travelers from the user fee for immigration inspection (see H.R. 2634)

Brazil: transfer of a specified naval landing ship dock (see H.R. 3544)

Bulgaria: condemning treatment of the Turkish minority (see H. Con. Res. 154)

Burma: civil liberties and democracy (see S. Con. Res. 61)

Bush, President: commend for Brussels' conventional arms reduction initiative (see H.R. 2574)

———require report on NATO and Warsaw Pact nations accord on arms reduction (see H.R. 2574)

Canada: welcoming Members of Parliament on their visit to the Capitol (see S. Con. Res. 76)

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: improve operations (see S. 504; H.R. 1233)

Caribbean nations: establish a scholarship program (see H.R. 890)

CCC: reimbursement by the Dept. of Transportation for shipping costs of food assistance to Poland (see S. 1797)

Central America: bipartisan accord (see S. 760; H.R. 1750)

———encourage peace and democracy (see H. Con. Res. 221)

———refocus foreign assistance on health, nutrition, and education levels (see H. Con. Res. 145)

———survival assistance to victims of civil strife (see H.R. 3696)

Chemical warfare: nonproliferation of weapons (see H.R. 2426)

———restrict production and support negotiations with the Soviet Union to ban production and stockpiling of such weapons (see H.R. 238)

———support Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production and Stockpiling of Bacteriological and Toxin Weapons (see H.R. 237)

China, People's Republic of: assistance (see H.R. 2638)

———ballistic missile proliferation (see S. Con. Res. 86)

———clemency for pro-democracy demonstrators arrested (see H. Res. 182)

———commend President Bush for granting refuge to certain human rights activists (see H. Con. Res. 163)

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (see S. 1241, 1242, 1278)

———deny most-favored-nation treatment and OPIC operations (see H.R. 2613)

———grant permanent U.S. residence status to certain nonimmigrant natives (see S. 1209, 1268, 1213; H.R. 2712, 2996)

———one-child-per-family program and forced abortion policies (see H. Con. Res. 80)

———populace efforts toward democracy (see S. Res. 142; H.R. 2611; H. Con. Res. 131, 132, 134, 136)

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

———technology transfer (see H. Con. Res. 142)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 233)

———violations of civil liberties (see S. Con. Res. 48; H. Con. Res. 208)

China, Republic of: support democratic reforms (see S. Res. 210; H. Con. Res. 235)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 233, 234)

Chinese Nationals' Choice of Status Act: enact (see S. 1288)

Colombia: commend courage of citizens (see S. Con. Res. 73; H. Con. Res. 194)

Cuba: condemn civil liberties violations (see H. Con. Res. 176)

———ensure refusal to ratify Kennedy-Khrushchev accord (see H. Con. Res. 137)

———plebiscite (see H. Con. Res. 56, 75)

———television broadcasting (see H.R. 1294, 1311)

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

Democracy, Liberty, and Justice in the People's Republic of China Act: enact (see S. 1151)

Dept. of Defense: acquisition of transportation services from Warsaw Pact countries (see H.R. 1186)

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

Developing countries: eradicate the worst aspects of poverty (see H.R. 594)

———reallocate U.S. economic assistance (see H.R. 1616)

———U.S. development assistance goals (see H.J. Res. 263)

Ecology: international framework convention on climate change (see S. Res. 200)

———U.S. environmental policy to influence international financing (see H.R. 3189)

Economic assistance: assessment of U.S policy (see H.R. 1437)

———authorizing development and security assistance programs (see S. 1376)

———Communist countries (see H.R. 1319)

———disapproval of certain Presidential certifications (see S.J. Res. 82)

———enhance and authorize appropriations (see H.R. 2655)

———enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), consideration (see H. Res. 179)

———prevent funds from being used for corrupt personal financial gain (see H.R. 2445)

Economic conditions: funding to assist in the development of domestic industrial standards (see H.R. 2468)

El Salvador: condemnation of violence (see S. Res. 217; H. Con. Res. 236)

———economic assistance (see H. Con. Res. 1)

———encourage a negotiated settlement to the civil war (see H. Con. Res. 48, 213)

———rescind certain economic benefits (see H.R. 3733)

———restrict military assistance (see S. 642)

Elephants: control the international ivory market (see H.R. 2172)

Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act: enact (see S. 1370)

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

EPA: inform Congress relative to environmental requirements in other nations (see H.R. 3409)

Ethiopia: economic assistance (see H.J. Res. 27)

Fish and fisheries: drift-net free zone in the South Pacific (see H.R. 3373)

———international agreement relative to drift-net use (see H.R. 2958)

International trade: assessment and ranking relative to engagement (see H.R. 3668)

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

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

Foreign Ownership Disclosure Act: enact (see S. 289; H.R. 5)

Foreign real property: exceptions to immunities of certain (see H.R. 2163)

Foreign Relations Authorization Act: enact (H.R. 1487), repeal certain sections (see H.J. Res. 442)

Foreign Service: establish intern program (see H.R. 1488)

———selection of career members as diplomatic mission chief (see H.R. 2930)

Foreign Student Intern Program: establish (see H. Res. 57)

Foreign trade: conditions for granting most-favored-nation treatment (see H.R. 2307)

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

Forests and forestry: tropical forest resources (see S.J. Res. 125)

Greece: extradite Mohammed Rashid to the U.S. (see S. Con. Res. 33)

Haiti: classify as major drug transit country (see S.J. Res. 99)

Hong Kong: commend Government on commitment to halting software piracy (see S. Res. 211)

———multilateral initiative to promote confidence (see S. Con. Res. 85; H. Con. Res. 227)

———self-determination rights (see H. Con. Res. 187)

———support democracy and human rights (see S. Con. Res. 51; H. Con. Res. 79)

———treat as a separate foreign state for immigration purposes (see S. 1263; H.R. 2726)

Housing: Federal benefit eligibility relative to foreign reparation payments (see H.R. 627)

Human Rights in Central America Act: enact (see S. 703)

Humanitarian assistance: appropriations for health and child survival activities (see H.R. 2312)

Hungary: assistance to encourage process of democratic reforms (see S. 1183, 1641; H.R. 3300, 3307)

———development of cooperative credit unions (see H.R. 3398)

———economic assistance (see H.R. 2550)

———extend nondiscriminatory treatment to products (see S. 1240)

———political and economic reform (see H.R. 3402)

———scholarship program for students to study in the U.S. (see H.R. 3305)

IMF: management of natural resources (see S. 1144)

Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty: implementation (see H. Res. 101)

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (see S. 1047)

International Tropical Forestry and Energy Efficiency Act: enact (see S. 1611)

Iran: conditions on compensation for downing of Iran Air Flight 655 by U.S.S. Vincennes (see H.R. 3001)

Ireland, Northern: paramilitary groups and British security forces (see H.R. 3546)

———U.S. business guidelines for equal employment opportunity (see H.R. 725)

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

Japan: codevelopment of F-16 (FSX) aircraft (see H.R. 1929)

———contributions to security (see S. 1438)

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

———partial cost reimbursement for U.S. military defense (see H.R. 2728)

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

Kampuchea: return of Khmer Rouge (see H. Con. Res. 142)

Korea, Republic of: civil liberties violations (see H. Res. 261)

———coproduction of Korean Fighter Program (see S. Res. 154)

———protection of democracy and civil liberties (see H. Con. Res. 206)

———security relationship with the U.S. (see S. 1439)

Lebanon: concern over situation (see S. Res. 108; H. Res. 128)

———Presidential designation of an envoy to negotiate release of U.S. hostages (see H. Con. Res. 238)

Malta: independence anniversary (see S. Con. Res. 71; S. Res. 182; H. Con. Res. 199)

Merchant marine: equitable treatment of U.S. ocean freight forwarders by ocean carrier conferences (see H.R. 439)

———fair and proper implementation of cargo preference laws (see H.R. 440)

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

———establish debt for development programs (see H.R. 3146)

———revitalize trade (see H.R. 1360)

Middle East: concern over U.S. hostages in Lebanon (see S. Res. 164)

Middle East Development Bank: establish to develop economic cooperation (see H.J. Res. 213)

Multilateral Assistance Initiative for the Philippines Act: enact (see S. 827)

National Bipartisan Commission on Central America: establish (see H. Con. Res. 55)

National Cooperative Research and Production Act: amend (see H.R. 1025)

NATO: allied cost sharing in the deployment of forces (see S. 1285, 1437)

———anniversary (see S. Res. 124)

———summit in Brussels (see S. Res. 132)

Nicaragua: assist free and fair national elections (see H.R. 3385)

———assistance to Contras (see S. 609; H.R. 1423, 1753)

———covert assistance to influence elections (see S. 1574)

———economic sanctions (see H.R. 418)

———monthly Presidential reports on reforms for peace and democracy (see H.R. 376)

———observer missions for national elections (see H.R. 3076)

———trade embargo (see H.R. 399)

———U.S. policy (see H.J. Res. 246)

Norway: anniversary of constitutional government (see S. Res. 125)

Nuclear energy: location of radioactive waste disposal facilities near international borders (see H.R. 2927)

———U.S.-Soviet ban on power sources in orbit around the Earth (see H.R. 966)

OPIC: insurance, reinsurance, and financing to eligible projects in Poland (see H.R. 1732)

Pacific Basin: establish a forum on economic and diplomatic issues (see S. Con. Res. 27; H. Con. Res. 93)

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

Palau: authorize entry into Compact of Free Association (see H.J. Res. 175)

Panama: authorize the AID payment of an election observer mission (see H.R. 1247)

———elections (see S. Res. 120; H. Con. Res. 122)

———recognition of government officials (see H. Con. Res. 219)

———transition to democracy (see H.R. 3169)

Panama Canal: require democracy in Panama before confirmation of new Administrator (see S. 1057)

Panama Canal Act: repeal (see S. Con. Res. 13)

Panama Canal Treaties: abrogate (see S. Con. Res. 13, 35)

Peace Corps: establish professional consultant program for Poland and Hungary (see H.R. 3407)

———impart business skills to the people of Poland and Hungary (see H. Res. 241)

Philippines: authorizing transfer of excess naval vessels (see H.R. 2313)

———naturalization of certain war veterans (see H.R. 525)

PLO: commitment to cease terrorism and recognize Israel (see S. 763)

———prohibit negotiations with any representative who has directly participated in terrorism against a U.S. citizen (see H.R. 3005)

Poland: amend Foreign Assistance Act (see S. 1582)

———assistance to encourage process of democratic reforms (see S. 1183; H.R. 2550)

———civil liberties (see H. Con. Res. 64)

———development of cooperative credit unions (see H.R. 3398)

———economic assistance used to capitalize equity fund through bonds for investment in private enterprises (see S. Res. 153)

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

———food assistance (see H.R. 3160)

———OPIC assistance for investment in private sector (see S. 823)

———political and economic reform (see S. 1641; H.R. 2356, 3300, 3307, 3402)

———scholarship program for students to study in the U.S. (see H.R. 3305)

———tax exemption of certain loans (see S. 1375)

———U.S. assistance in establishing parliamentary system (see S. Con. Res. 74)

Poland and Hungary Democracy Act: enact (see S. 1617)

Postage stamps: peace stamp in conjunction with the Soviet Union (see H.J. Res. 160)

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

Rashid, Mohammed: extradition from Greece (see H. Con. Res. 14)

Refugee Resettlement Extension Act: enact (see S. 1248)

Report of the Task Force on Foreign Assistance: authorize printing (see H. Res. 92)

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

———establish Central American Negotiations Observer Group (see S. Res. 106)

Smithsonian Institution: transfer of proof sets for foreign mint trading (see H.R. 1481)

Somalia: economic assistance (see H. Con. Res. 207)

Somers (U.S.S.): negotiations with Mexico relative to preserving and studying the vessel (see S. 352)

South Africa: ban financial services by U.S. depository institutions (see H.R. 3458)

———grant asylum to those who refuse to serve in the South African Armed Forces in support of apartheid (see H. Con. Res. 67)

———multilateral sanctions (see S. Con. Res. 47; H. Con. Res. 174)

———negotiations with black majority (see H. Res. 48)

———prohibit U.S. investments and other activities (see H.R. 21)

———release of children detained under state of emergency regulations (see H. Con. Res. 17)

———repeal sanctions (see S. 522)

Soviet Union: condemning use of excessive force against demonstrators in Georgia (see H. Res. 144)

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

———convening of Congress of Peoples' Deputies (see S. Res. 130)

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (see S. Res. 149)

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

Space policy: export satellites intended for launch from Soviet launch vehicles (see H.R. 2256)

Space-based weapons: production, testing, and deployment (see H.J. Res. 53)

Sudan: peace and famine relief (see S. Con. Res. 15)

———U.S. policy (see H. Con. Res. 65)

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

Taxation: reinstate tax on interest received by foreigners on certain portfolio investments (see H.R. 231)

Television to Cuba Broadcasting Act: enact (see S. 375)

Terrorism: capital punishment for murder of U.S. nationals abroad (see S. 1798; H.R. 3539)

———preblast detection taggant on explosives to determine the country of origin (see H. Con. Res. 191)

———U.S. policy relative to hostages (see H. Con. Res. 189)

Texas-Israel Exchange Program: tribute (see H. Con. Res. 119)

Tibet: additional immigrant visas (see H.R. 3705)

Tourism Policy and Export Promotion Act: enact (see S. 1791)

Treaties: require for relinquishing territories, economic zones, or fishery conservation zones (see H.R. 2383)

Turkey: prohibit military and economic assistance until the resolution of the Cyprus problem (see S. 22; H.R. 1405)

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (see H.R. 1662)

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

———limit U.S. contributions (see H.R. 1148)

———prohibit U.S. contributions relative to internationally recognized statehood of members (see S. 875)

———reform budget decisionmaking procedures (see H.R. 1799)

———support efforts relative to Cyprus (see S. Con. Res. 87)

———voting report revisions (see S. 652)

U.S. Commission on Southern Africa: establish (see S. 1914; H.R. 2554)

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

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act: amend relative to cultural industries (see H.R. 2639)

U.S.-Canada Job Opportunity Reciprocity Act: enact (see S. 1927)

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

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

U.S.-Mexico border: water and waste disposal facilities in rural areas (see H.R. 1538)

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: establish (see S. 1878; H.R. 1679)

U.S.-Soviet Peace Corps: establish (see H.R. 1807)

U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area: establish (see S. 944)

Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act: enact (see S. 1564)

Vietnam: release and emigration of reeducation camp detainees (see H. Con. Res. 113)

Wallenberg, Raoul: release of prison records by Soviet Union (see S. Con. Res. 60)

Women in Development Act: enact (see S. 873)

Yugoslavia: human rights violations (see S. Con. Res. 43; H. Res. 240)

———support efforts to increase respect for human rights (see S. Res. 169)

Zaire: U.S. assistance (see H.R. 1899)

Book reviews

``Limits to Friendship—United States and Mexico,'' Robert Pastor, 3064 [28FE]

Broadcasts

All Things Considered—U.S. Policy in Nicaragua, Richard Gonzalez, National Public Radio, 18990 [4AU]

Chronologies

Abuse of human rights by the Sandinistas—History of lies and broken promises, 6499-6503 [13AP]

Pakistan's nuclear activities, 29422-29428 [16NO]

Senator Cranston's activities relative to Korean CIA disclosure issue, 3290 [2MR]

West German firm involvement in Rabta Libya poison gas complex, 3865 [9MR]

Cloture motions

Nicaragua: assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), 24260 [12OC], 24606, 24608 [13OC]

Colloquies

Mining of Nicaraguan harbors: Senator Sarbanes and Robert McFarlane, 20020 [12SE]

Nomination of Donald P. Gregg to be Ambassador to the Republic of Korea: Donald P. Gregg and Senators Moynihan and Simon, 20021 [12SE]

Commentaries

Jewish organizations reassured by Secretary Baker's remarks: Alexander M. Schindler, 12213 [15JN]

Panama Canal Treaties called null and void: Representative Crane, 9443 [16MY]

Communiques

Chinese military implement martial law, 6823 [17AP]

Lhasa under martial law—United States, Britain express concern for rights, 6823 [17AP]

PLA airborne units train on Tibetan plateau, 6824 [17AP]

Tibet regional People's Government Chairman Doje Cering, 6823 [17AP]

Convention

Relations Between the Three Powers and the Federal Republic of Germany, 14231-14234 [11JY]

Court decisions

Kerr v. Illinois, 17604 [2AU]

———Hugo Black, 17604 [2AU]

Court documents

Bipartisan Accord on Central America, 18651, 18653 [3AU]

Decisions

Relationship between Dixon, IL, and Dickson, Soviet Union, 6058 [11AP]

Declarations

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

Policy Toward South Africa: Organization of African Unity, 19671 [6SE]

Descriptions

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

Dialogs

U.S. intervention in foreign elections, Representative Hyde with Clark Clifford (1988), 13741 [28JN]

Documents

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act, 5099 [21MR]

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

Disclosure of Classified Information by Richard R. Burt: Senate Republican Policy Committee, 11695 [14JN]

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

El Salvador Nationalist Republican Alliance, 21043 [20SE]

Fatal Terrorist Incidents Against Americans, 26126 [26OC]

Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters: Belgium, 25644 [25OC]

———Mexico, 25644 [25OC]

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

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

Nomination of Richard R. Burt to Delegation on Nuclear and Space Talks, 11672-11685 [14JN]

Recorded Votes on Passage and Veto Override of War Powers Act (1973), 23456 [5OC]

Votes on Assistance to Democratic Opposition in Nicaragua (100th Congress), 24851 [17OC]

World War II's Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, 9785-9788 [18MY]

Examples

Harassment of U.S. citizens and military personnel in Panama (news articles), 9780 [18MY]

Factsheets

Asylum for People's Republic of China Nationals, 23399 [5OC]

Cardinal Pillars of National Policy, 13970 [29JN]

Funding for Nicaraguan Internal Opposition, 21373 [22SE]

Immigration to the U.S. From Eastern Europe, 20391 [13SE]

Presidential Mission to Poland, 26639 [31OC]

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

Interviews

Nicaraguan Contras: with Francesc Vendrell, 29267 [15NO]

Letters

Anticompetitive bidding practices at U.S. bases in Japan: Dept. of the Navy, 22542 [29SE]

———Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 22542 [29SE]

———Mitsuru Suzuki, 22543 [29SE]

———Senator Murkowski, 22542 [29SE]

Asia Foundation funding: Michael H. Armacost, 22493 [29SE]

Assistance for the National Opposition Union in Nicaragua: President Bush, 24849 [17OC]

Assistance to Nicaraguan Contras: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 21373 [22SE]

Asylum for Fang Lizhi: several Senators, 13110 [22JN]

Bipartisan Accord on Central America: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 18653 [3AU]

Centralization of U.S. refugee processing in Moscow: Senator Metzenbaum, 21017 [20SE]

Chemical weapons ban: several Senators (sundry), 9, 10 [3JA]

China International Trust and Investment Corp. seminar: Senator Helms, 19789 [7SE]

Civil liberties in East Timor Island: Carlos F.X. Belo, 11381 [8JN]

———several Senators, 11380 [8JN]

Civil liberties in Romania: several Romanian dissidents, 13931 [29JN]

Compact of Free Association with Palau: James D. Berg, 31152 [21NO]

———Janet G. Mullins, 13573 [27JN], 31137, 31150, 31152 [21NO]

———John C. Whitehead, 13573 [27JN], 31152 [21NO]

Congressional visits to Nicaragua: Representative Wolf, 6389 [13AP]

Cost estimate of S. 1160, foreign assistance: CBO, 14807 [17JY]

Democratization of Republic of China: Center for Taiwan International Relations, 6055 [11AP]

Diplomacy regulation: Brent Scowcroft, 27846 [8NO]

Disclosure of classified information by Richard R. Burt: Senator Grassley, 11696 [14JN]

———William E. Odom, 11695 [14JN]

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

drift-net fishing operations regulation, 17662 [2AU]

Drug control: Michael Manley, 22308 [28SE]

Economic assistance to Poland: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 25992 [25OC]

———Senator Symms, 25996 [25OC]

———several Senators, 22142 [27SE]

El Salvadoran civil war: several Representatives, 30227 [20NO]

Emigration of Soviet Jews: Senator Pell, 3652 [7MR]

Eximbank Act appropriations: Nicholas F. Brady, Sec. of the Treasury, 25068 [18OC]

Failure of Communism and the Western response: President Bush, 31815 [21NO]

Forced population control in China: Committee in Defense of Life (Ad Hoc), 15253 [19JY]

———Family Research Council, 15253 [19JY]

———National Right to Life Committee, Inc., 15254 [19JY]

———Senators DeConcini and Armstrong, 15252 [19JY]

Foreign assistance appropriations: Carol T. Crawford, Dept. of Justice, 14796 [17JY]

———James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 15750, 15752 [21JY]

———Lawrence S. Eagleburger, 14795 [17JY]

German reunification: Janet G. Mullins, 14231 [11JY]

———Representative Hamilton, 14231 [11JY]

Global Poverty Reduction Act: Mark L. Edelman, AID, 21113 [20SE]

Hindsight on Grenada: Representative Solomon, 2163 [9FE]

Hostage's thoughts of home: Terry Anderson, 9566 [17MY]

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

———several Senators, 2920 [28FE]

Immigration status of Chinese students in the U.S.: Chinese students, 15642 [20JY]

Independence of Baltic States: several organizations, 31817 [21NO]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senators Wirth and Kennedy, 9852, 9853 [18MY]

Japanese assistance to Poland: Senator Dole, 19785 [7SE]

Loans to Laos: Ann M. Griffiths, 25109 [18OC]

Meetings of Association of Former Members of Congress with delegation of the Chinese National People's Congress: Fu Hao, 8880 [11MY]

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

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

Murder of Jesuit priests in El Salvador: Alfredo Cristiani, 30365 [20NO]

———Church Council of Greater Seattle, 30433 [20NO]

———Gonzaga University, 30433 [20NO]

———Representative Dicks, 29953 [17NO]

———Representative Glickman, 30363 [20NO]

———Representative Mazzoli, 30369 [20NO]

Mutual legal assistance treaties: Bob Corbin, 25635 [24OC]

———James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 25635 [24OC]

———Richard L. Thornburgh, Attorney General, 25635 [24OC]

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

Namibian peace agreement: Senators Symms and Grassley, 7108 [19AP]

Nicaraguan elections: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 24253 [12OC]

———Representative Fascell, 23276 [4OC]

Nomination of Donald P. Gregg to be Ambassador to the Republic of Korea: Kim Dae Jung, 20038 [12SE]

Nomination of Joseph Zappala to be Ambassador to Spain: National Italian American Foundation, 22617 [2OC]

———Pinellas Association for Retarded Children, 22617 [2OC]

Norway's independence anniversary: George A. Sinner, Governor of North Dakota, 9484 [17MY]

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

Nuclear weapons policy in Pakistan: President Bush, 29421 [16NO]

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

OPIC operations in Poland and Hungary: Fred M. Zeder, 21103 [20SE]

Pacific island nations' free association: Dept. of State, 14506 [12JY]

Panamanian elections and U.S. deployment of troops: Senator Heflin, 9795 [18MY]

Peace and famine relief in Sudan: Javier Perez de Cuellar, 2704 [23FE]

———Senators Kennedy and Simpson, 2703 [23FE]

———several Senators, 3348 [2MR]

People's Republic of China uprising: Jennifer Yang, 11307 [8JN]

———Representative Machtley, 11455 [12JN]

———several Chinese students, 10875 [6JN]

———Union of Chinese Students and Scholars, North Dakota State University, 10940 [6JN]

PLO Commitments Compliance Act: Senators Mack and Lieberman, 6220 [12AP]

Poland and Hungary Democracy Act: President Bush, 20311 [13SE]

———Representative de la Garza, 25174 [19OC]

———Representative Dingell, 25174 [19OC]

———Representative Gonzalez, 25174 [19OC]

———Representative Hawkins, 25174 [19OC]

Polish Constitution anniversary: several House Members, 7744 [2MY]

Political assassination: Benjamin B. Ferencz, 26076 [25OC]

———Francis A. Boyle, 26076 [25OC]

Political asylum for certain People's Republic of China nationals: Douglas R. Scott, 15485 [20JY]

President Bush's trip to Eastern Europe: Senator Domenici, 19787 [7SE]

Recognition of PLO as U.N. member state: Senators Kasten and Leahy, 7694 [1MY]

———several Senators, 7693 [1MY]

Refugee admissions: Representatives Brooks and Bruce A. Morrison, 30397 [20NO]

———Representatives Fish and Lamar S. Smith, 30398 [20NO]

Reimbursement of States for temporary to permanent resident alien status adjustment: George Deukmejian, Governor of California, 18988 [4AU]

Relationship between Dixon, IL, and Dickson, Soviet Union.: James E. Dixon and Nikolai P. Kartamyshev, 6058 [11AP]

Request for a report on Senator Dole's foreign trip: President Bush, 19784 [7SE]

Restrictions on diplomatic activity: Dept. of State and National Security Council, 29360-29362, 29367 [16NO]

Sale of fighter aircraft technology to Japan: various Senators, 1470 [2FE]

Sanctions against the People's Republic of China: Embassy of the People's Republic of China, 30491 [20NO]

———Senator Heinz, 30491 [20NO]

Shipment of food donations to Poland: Ambassador of Poland, 28634 [14NO]

Soviet strategic superiority: Senator Helms, 17670 [2AU]

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

Terror against pro-democracy demonstrators outside of People's Republic of China (excerpts), 13418 [23JN]

Torture Victim Protection Act: Representative Fascell, 22714 [2OC]

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

U.S. assistance for the West Bank and Gaza administered by private voluntary organizations: American Near East Refugee Aid, 31782 [21NO]

———Dept. of State, 31782 [21NO]

———Representative Hamilton, 31782 [21NO]

———Save the Children, 31783 [21NO]

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

U.S. participation in assassinations: Edward E. Rice, 27633 [7NO]

U.S. policy in El Salvador: Senator Durenberger, 30516 [20NO]

———Senator Durenberger's constituents, 30516 [20NO]

U.S. policy in the eastern Mediterranean: several Senators, 4946 [17MR]

U.S. policy on immigration of Soviets and Eastern Europeans: Representatives Lipinski and Gephardt, 20390 [13SE]

U.S. policy toward Afghanistan and Pakistan: Senators Boren and Byrd, 11078 [7JN]

U.S. policy toward the Baltic States: several Senators, 22562 [29SE]

U.S. relations with PLO: President Bush, 15493 [20JY]

U.S. role in assisting higher education in People's Republic of China (sundry), 11213 [7JN]

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

———Senator Rockefeller, 15488 [20JY]

U.S.-Israel free trade agreement: Clayton Yeutter, 155 [3JA]

———J. Edward Fox, 155 [3JA]

———Representative Hamilton, 154 [3JA]

U.S.-Soviet arms control agreements: Senators Wirth, Nunn, and Levin, 9083 [12MY]

Violence in El Salvador: Senator Simon, 28130 [9NO]

Visa request for Yasser Arafat: Representative McNulty, 20928 [19SE]

World must keep eye on Yugoslav tensions, 11313 [8JN]

World War II's Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact: Senator Helms, 9785 [18MY]

Lists

Ambassadors confirmed during the Carter administration, 18531 [3AU]

American College Locators International network of colleges and universities, 15244 [19JY]

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

Countries refusing to extradite terrorists, 26128 [26OC]

Languages to be broadcast by VOA relay station in Morocco, 15188 [19JY]

National Endowment for Democracy's grants to Nicaraguan institutions, 24850 [17OC]

PLO terrorist activities, 15490 [20JY]

Memorandums

Foreign Assistance: Library of Congress, 14797-14803 [17JY]

Refugee Admissions: President Bush, 30399 [20NO]

Relations With Peace Corps: Dept. of State, 7381 [19AP]

VOA Engineering ``Horror Stories'': USIA, 15593 [20JY]

Memorials of legislature

California, 15621 [20JY], 16203 [25JY], 23739 [6OC]

Hawaii, 11897 [15JN]

Maine, 16203 [25JY], 24743 [16OC]

Michigan, 320 [20JA], 11242 [7JN], 11419 [9JN]

Nevada, 14816 [17JY]

Virginia, 3623 [7MR]

Wisconsin, 19925 [7SE]

Messages

Activities of the U.S. Government in the U.N.: President Bush, 21324 [21SE]

———President Reagan, 24 [3JA]

Consistency of the Emigration Laws and Policies of Hungary: President Bush, 26162 [26OC]

National Emergency Relative to Iran: President Bush, 10039 [23MY], 10325 [31MY], 26641 [31OC], 28703 [14NO]

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

National Emergency Relative to Panama: President Bush, 5731 [6AP], 5883 [10AP], 25276 [19OC]

National Emergency With Respect to Libya: President Bush, 15268 [19JY]

Removal of Injunction of Secrecy on Treaties: President Reagan, 189 [4JA]

Supplementary Social Security Agreement With Switzerland: President Bush, 2389 [22FE]

Tax Convention With India: President Bush, 26691 [31OC]

U.S.-Japan Cooperative Medical Science Program: President Bush, 4240 [15MR]

Veto of FSX Aircraft Agreement With Japan: President Bush, 16914 [31JY]

Minutes

National Security Planning Group's June 25 meeting on Central America, 14789 [17JY]

Motions

Assistance programs: enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), recommit, 13938 [29JN]

Central America: bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), recommit, 6420 [13AP]

———encourage peace and democracy (H. Con. Res. 221), recommit, 26919 [2NO]

China, People's Republic of: readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), instruct conferees, 26923-26932 [2NO]

Nicaragua: assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), table Harkin amendment, 24848, 24852 [17OC]

Pamphlets

Panama Without Law: Nina Shea, Puebla Institute, 6597-6602 [13AP]

Papers

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

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

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

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]

What's Wrong With the Bipartisan Accord on Central America: Republican Study Committee, 6435 [13AP]

Whither China?, 12182 [15JN]

Petitions

Ocala, FL, City Council: U.S. financial support to the Soviet Union, 10790 [5JN]

Press conferences

International conference on global warming: President Bush, 27829 [8NO]

Press releases

Fighting in El Salvador: Americas Watch, 29126 [15NO]

Human rights in Panama: Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 6958 [18AP]

Jewish organizations reassured by Secretary Baker's remarks, 12213 [15JN]

Panamanian rebellion response: Senator Boren, 24015 [11OC]

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

Proclamations

Republic of China Anniversary: Cecil D. Andrus, Governor of Idaho, 23936 [7OC]

Public opinion polls

Assistance to non-Communist Polish Government, 21399 [22SE]

Elections in Panama, Univision-News poll, 8239 [4MY]

Republic of China: New York constituents, 20926 [19SE]

U.S.-Canada relations: Maclean's (Canadian magazine), 18384-18386 [3AU]

Questions and answers

Compact of Free Association with Palau: Representative Udall and Dept. of State, 31134-31136 [21NO]

Conditions in Angola: Herman J. Cohen, 24224 [12OC]

Policy toward Namibia and Mozambique, to Herman J. Cohen, 9006 [11MY]

U.S. assistance to U.N. Institute for Namibia and to Angola, 10596 [1JN]

Remarks in House

Afghanistan: conditions since Soviet withdrawal, 19129-19137 [4AU]

———reduce assistance to rebels, 10073 [23MY]

———refugees and homeless situation, 19438 [4AU]

———removal of Soviet mines (H. Con. Res. 46), 1728 [7FE]

———Soviet withdrawal, 1680 [6FE]

———U.S. policy, 14930 [18JY]

Africa: development assistance, 15748 [21JY]

AID: children's survival assistance program, 17109 [31JY]

Angola: cease-fire agreement, 13646 [27JN]

———civil liberties and democracy, 24214 [12OC]

———U.S. policy, 6657 [13AP], 22183 [27SE]

———withdrawal of Cuban troops, 2571 [22FE]

Anti-Terrorism Sanctions Act: enact, 5099 [21MR], 5129 [22MR]

Arafat, Yasser: application for U.S. visa, 22762 [2OC]

Arms control: Congressional Arms Observer group in Brussels and Geneva, 24030 [11OC]

———reduction of conventional forces, 11252 [7JN]

———U.S. policy, 12830 [21JN]

Assistance programs: enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), 12734-12791 [21JN], 12860-12923 [22JN], 13715-13718, 13776 [28JN], 13882-13940 [29JN], 14709 [13JY], 15778 [21JY], 19428 [4AU]

———enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), authorizing corrections, 13940 [29JN]

———enhance and authorize appropriations (H.R. 2655), consideration (H. Res. 179), 12737-12744 [21JN], 13713, 13777 [28JN]

Bahamas: cooperation with U.S. drug interdiction efforts, 5132 [22MR]

Baltic States: independence, 31816 [21NO]

Banks and banking: Polish and Hungarian credit unions, 25200 [19OC]

Bethesda-Chevy Chase High School, MD: U.S.-Soviet High School Exchange Program, 1160 [27JA]

Bielarusia: independence anniversary, 5044 [21MR]

Brazil: transfer of a specified naval landing ship dock (H.R. 3544), 27183 [6NO]

Budget: defense and foreign policy impact on deficit, 7541 [26AP]

Bulgaria: condemning treatment of the Turkish minority (H. Con. Res. 154), 12206 [15JN], 14928 [18JY], 16977-16981 [31JY]

Bush, President: challenges facing administration, 9417 [16MY]

———commitment of assistance to Poland and Hungary, 15334 [19JY]

———defense policies, 26793 [1NO]

———knowledge of Iran-Contra affair, 6233 [12AP]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev, 26793 [1NO], 28732, 28737, 28839-28843 [14NO], 28973 [15NO]

———public opinion, 24179 [12OC]

———visit to Poland and Hungary, 14377 [12JY], 15427, 15428 [20JY]

Cambodia: civil liberties violations by Khmer Rouge, 21519 [26SE]

———military assistance to noncommunist resistance, 24211 [12OC]

Canada: acid rain control, 30093 [19NO]

———environmental problems, 2025 [9FE]

———welcoming Members of Parliament on their visit to the Capitol (S. Con. Res. 76), 24770 [17OC]

Captive Nations Week: observance, 15718 [20JY], 15758 [21JY]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: improve operation (H.R. 1233), 3218 [2MR]

———improve operations (H.R. 1233), 3412 [2MR]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Expansion Act: enact (H.R. 1233; S. 504), 7551 [26AP]

———enact (H.R. 1233), open rule for consideration, 12818 [21JN]

Caribbean nations: establish a scholarship program (H.R. 890), 1866 [7FE]

Central America: Bipartisan Accord, 18653 [3AU]

———bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), 6376 [13AP], 6413, 6414, 6415 [13AP], 6416-6425, 6435-6439 [13AP], 7715 [1MY]

———bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), consideration (H. Res. 127), 6369-6376 [13AP]

———Communist control, 19077 [4AU]

———congressional factfinding mission, 16774 [28JY]

———economic assistance, 18651 [3AU]

———encourage peace and democracy (H. Con. Res. 221), 26913-26921 [2NO], 27178 [3NO]

———peace initiative, 92 [3JA], 4157 [15MR], 26917 [6NO]

———survival assistance to victims of civil strife (H.R. 3696), 30340-30343 [20NO]

———U.S. policy, 92-229 [4JA], 2793 [27FE], 17184-17191 [1AU]

———U.S. policy in Panama and Nicaragua, 27183 [6NO]

Chemical warfare: nonproliferation of weapons (H.R. 2426), 9618 [18MY]

———U.S. policy, 24180 [12OC]

China, People's Republic of: civil liberties, 2821 [28FE], 4044 [13MR], 11282, 11283 [8JN], 12735 [21JN]

———clemency for pro-democracy demonstrators arrested (H. Res. 182), 12849, 12851-12859 [22JN], 13237 [22JN]

———erect Goddess of Democracy Statue (H.R. 2912), 14621 [13JY]

———execution of pro-democracy demonstrators, 13203 [22JN], 13497 [27JN], 17111 [31JY], 18194 [2AU], 19472 [4AU], 20931 [19SE], 24164 [11OC]

———Members of Congress' march to Washington embassy, 12625 [20JN]

———populace efforts toward democracy, 10015 [23MY], 10089, 10093 [24MY], 10191 [24MY], 10786, 10787 [5JN], 10803-10807 [6JN], 10839-11041, 11043, 11050, 11055 [7JN], 11213, 11215 [7JN], 11263, 11265, 11269, 11274 [7JN], 11396 [8JN], 11453 [12JN], 11552-11554, 11582 [13JN], 11611, 11632 [13JN], 11751, 11810-11812 [14JN], 12199 [15JN], 12410 [19JN], 12733 [21JN], 13226, 13228 [22JN], 13993, 14000 [29JN], 16349 [26JY], 16829 [28JY], 19944 [7SE], 22461 [28SE], 22654 [2OC], 23312 [4OC]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 131), 10015 [23MY]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 134), 10013 [23MY]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 136), 10146 [24MY], 10149 [25MY]-10150 [24MY], 11281 [8JN]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 136), motion to concur in Senate amendments, 10831-10840 [6JN]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H.R. 2611), 11607 [13JN]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), 16997-17004 [31JY], 26849 [1NO]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), Senate amendments, 19312 [4AU]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), conference report, 29934 [17NO], 29936 [19NO], 29986 [17NO], 29990 [19NO]-29991 [17NO], 30101 [19NO]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), conference requested, 23394 [5OC]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), recommit to conference (H. Res. 293), 29897 [17NO]

———response of Yasser Arafat to execution of pro-democracy demonstrators, 18192 [2AU]

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

———safety of Chinese seeking asylum in U.S. Embassy, 12276 [19JN]

———sanctions, 12850 [22JN], 14701, 14705 [13JY]

———status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), 15697 [20JY]

———status of certain nationals (H.R. 2966), 15780 [21JY]

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

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

———suspension of economic assistance, 12850 [22JN]

———U.S. policy, 1882 [7FE]

———University of Rochester's support of students struggle for democracy, 15343 [20JY]

———visit by President Bush, 2874 [28FE]

———VOA broadcasts, 15972 [24JY]

———Yasser Arafat's position on appointment of Jiang Zemin, 14493 [12JY]

China, Republic of: anniversary, 19951 [7SE], 20232 [12SE], 20422 [13SE], 20932 [19SE], 21354 [21SE], 23115, 23118 [3OC]

Coast Guard: contract bidding by U.S. firms, 27752 [7NO]

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

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe: achievements, 14006 [29JN]

Cuba: civil liberties violations, 24715 [16OC]

———ensure refusal to ratify Kennedy-Khrushchev accord (H. Con. Res. 137), 10196 [24MY]

———political prisoners, 25413 [20OC], 27072 [2NO], 27794-27797 [7NO]

———status of U.S. relations, 18218 [3AU]

———television broadcasting (H.R. 1294), 3677 [8MR], 4154 [15MR], 6251, 6252 [12AP]

———terrorist activities in foreign countries, 11036 [7JN]

———U.S. embargo, 22772 [3OC]

———U.S. policy, 23112 [3OC]

———upgrade telephone communications with the U.S., 12194 [15JN]

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

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 15720-15722 [20JY]

Czechoslovakia: civil liberties violations, 17586, 17587 [1AU]

Dept. of Defense: mobile subscriber equipment program, 11583 [13JN]

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

Dept. of State: political appointments to ambassadorships, 14927 [18JY]

Developing countries: economic and social conditions, 19943 [7SE]

———eradicate the worst aspects of poverty (H.R. 594), 333 [20JA]

———reallocate U.S. economic assistance (H.R. 1616), 5293 [23MR]

———U.S. development assistance goals (H.J. Res. 263), 8748 [9MY]

Drug abuse: impact on foreign relations, 8085 [3MY]

———international trafficking, 19509-19517 [6SE], 19688, 19690 [7SE], 19961 [11SE], 19951 [7SE], 20098, 20100 [12SE], 20326, 20327, 20328, 20370, 20398-20401 [13SE], 20428-20433 [14SE], 20949, 20950 [20SE], 21492 [25SE], 22059 [27SE], 22191 [27SE], 22870 [3OC], 23311 [4OC], 23644 [5OC], 25166 [19OC], 26789 [1NO], 26906, 26909 [2NO], 27723 [7NO], 28177 [9NO], 31197 [21NO]

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

———loans to countries showing improvement in combating drug trafficking and production, 25102-25103 [18OC]

———use of capital punishment, 19688 [7SE]

Economic assistance: prevent funds from being used for corrupt personal financial gain (H.R. 2445), 10178 [24MY]

———provision for goods and services from private sector with respect to professional and technical, 13718 [28JN]

Economic conditions: domestic versus foreign spending, 24715 [16OC]

Ecuador: controversial mural in Parliament building, 8832 [10MY]

EEC: U.S. policy coordination, 28733 [16NO]

El Salvador: civil war, 28472, 28474, 28564-28571 [13NO], 28736, 28737 [14NO], 28973 [15NO], 29292 [16NO], 29636 [17NO], 29882-29886, 29909, 29952 [17NO], 30067, 30071, 30073, 30081, 30088 [17NO], 30093, 30095-30097 [19NO], 30268-30272, 30394 [20NO]

———Communist support of insurgents, 14897 [17JY]

———condemnation of violence (H. Con. Res. 236), 30360-30371 [20NO]

———congressional review of military assistance, 12876 [29JN]

———economic assistance (H. Con. Res. 1), 10495 [1JN]

———economic and military assistance, 12875 [29JN], 12876 [10JY], 30268-30272 [20NO]

———elections, 3675 [8MR], 4158 [15MR], 5940 [11AP]

———guerrilla peace plan, 2567 [22FE]

———investigation of murder of religious missionaries, 29882, 29883, 29884, 29885, 29886 [17NO]

———negotiated political settlement to civil war (H. Con. Res. 48), 1729 [7FE], 10495 [1JN]

———peace initiative, 4482 [16MR], 30685 [21NO]

———U.S. funding of judicial system, 1370 [31JA]

———U.S. policy, 1671 [2FE], 13746-13754, 13755-13768 [28JN]

EPA: inform Congress relative to environmental requirements in other nations (H.R. 3409), 23318 [4OC]

Ethiopia: administration of Mengistu regime, 24147 [11OC]

———rebellion against Mengistu regime, 24029 [11OC]

Europe: social and political reform in Communist countries, 21404 [22SE], 25114-25121 [18OC], 25306 [19OC], 28023 [8NO], 29629, 30079 [17NO], 31198 [21NO], 31749, 31797, 31817, 31820 [21NO]

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

Eximbank: appropriations (H.R. 2494), 25065-25084, 25093 [18OC], 25110 [19OC]-25112 [18OC], 25320 [19OC], 31198-31204 [21NO]

———appropriations (H.R. 2494), consideration (H. Res. 267), 25064 [18OC]

———ecology provisions of H.R. 2494, 25111 [19OC]

———reinstatement of Dept. of Treasury oversight of war chest on tied aid credit fund, 25079 [18OC]

Fish and fisheries: establishment of a drift-net free zone in the South Pacific (H.R. 3373), 22469 [28SE]

———illegal interception of U.S. salmon, 13992 [29JN]

———international agreement relative to drift-net operation (H.R. 2958), 15716 [20JY]

———Pacific area countries use of drift nets, 19548 [6SE], 20168 [12SE]

Foreign Assistance Act: amend (H.R. 2655), 12167 [15JN]

———leveraging, 30719 [21NO]

Foreign diplomats: spying cases, 6284 [12AP]

Foreign investments: purchase of U.S. companies, 23989-23991 [10OC]

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

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

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

Foreign Ownership Disclosure Act: enact (H.R. 5), 292 [19JA], 9037 [11MY]

Foreign trade: appropriations for foreign operations export financing and related programs, 30100 [19NO]

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

———control the international ivory market to protect elephants (H.R. 2172), 7865 [2MY]

———deficit, 14926 [18JY], 26908 [2NO]

———U.S. policy, 11954 [15JN]

Forests and forestry: inter-American cooperation in rain forest protection (H.J. Res. 271), 9452 [16MY]

Gambia: civil liberties, 9592 [17MY]

———U.S. visit of President Jawara, 11754 [14JN]

Germany, Federal Republic of: anniversary, 10040 [23MY]

———sale to Iran of U.S.-produced ammonium perchlorate, 5214 [23MR]

———U.S. relations, 10467 [31MY]

Greece: implications of economic assistance toward eastern Mediterranean, 4996 [20MR]

———independence anniversary, 5055 [22MR], 5057, 5058, 5060 [23MR], 5480 [4AP], 7080 [19AP], 8108 [3MY]

Guinea: democratic reforms, 31809 [21NO]

Haiti: constitution, 5311 [23MR]

———U.S. policy, 231 [4JA]

Hamadei, Mohammed A.: extradition from Federal Republic of Germany, 9613 [18MY]

Hawaii: presence of Soviet vessels in nearby waters, 28279 [9NO]

Helsinki Human Rights Day: designate (H.J. Res. 292), 17588, 17589 [1AU]

Hong Kong: support for human rights and democracy, 4485 [16MR]

Humanitarian assistance: authorizing appropriations for health and child survival activities (H.R. 2312), 8825 [10MY]

Hungary: economic assistance (H.R. 2550), 12441-12446 [20JN]

———maximization of activities of Hungarian-American Enterprise Fund, 25226 [19OC]

———most-favored-nation trade status, 12408 [19JN]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 25173 [19OC], 25228, 25229 [19OC], 29526-29553 [16NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), conference report, 29551 [19NO], 29552 [21NO], 29964, 29981 [17NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), consideration (H. Res. 266), 25170-25173 [19OC]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), rule for consideration, 24138 [11OC]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), technical corrections, 25229 [19OC]

———promote democracy (H.R. 3307), 21408 [22SE]

———scholarship program for students to study in the U.S. (H.R. 3305), 21183 [20SE]

———U.S. policy objectives, 25226 [19OC]

India: civil liberties in Nepal, 21524 [26SE]

———U.S. policy, 20934 [19SE]

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

Intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, 3400 [2MR]

International Boundary and Water Commission: anniversary, 10257 [25MY]

International finance: debt reduction, 25320 [19OC]

International Fund for Ireland: achievements, 19679 [6SE]

———funding, 13734 [28JN]

Iran: arms sales, 8604 [9MY]

———compensation for U.S. downing of civilian airliner, 15103 [19JY]

———conditions on compensation for downing of Iran Air Flight 655 by U.S.S. Vincennes (H.R. 3001), 16075 [25JY]

———U.S. policy, 15723 [20JY], 27722 [7NO]

Israel: coverage of Dept. of State's annual country reports, 2766 [23FE]

———free trade agreement, 154 [3JA]

———independence anniversary, 9020 [11MY], 9443 [16MY], 9624 [18MY]

———peace initiative, 9632 [18MY]

———Representative Tim Johnson's personal visit, 21181 [20SE]

———Sec. of State Baker's address on U.S. policy, 10092 [24MY]

———U.S. policy, 18223 [3AU]

———U,S. policy relative to Palestinian question, 12212 [15JN]

———unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 5317 [23MR], 7873 [2MY]

Italy: anniversary of the republic, 11283 [8JN]

Jamaica: election results, 3565 [7MR]

Japan: defense burden sharing, 16426 [26JY]

———investment in U.S. corporations, 26197 [26OC]

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

———sale of F-16 aircraft technology, 4152 [15MR]

———trade policy, 28563 [13NO], 30096 [19NO]

———U.S. relations, 2185 [9FE]

———unfair trade practices, 26197 [26OC]

Kampuchea: Nixon administration bombings, 18655-18656 [3AU]

———U.S. position on Khmer Rouge, 24765 [17OC]

Kelman, Boris: efforts to emigrate from Soviet Union, 20590 [14SE]

Korea, Republic of: U.S. policy, 25062 [18OC], 25311 [19OC]

———use of U.S. technology to assemble certain aircraft, 15102 [19JY]

Latin America: U.S. policy, 11297-11299 [8JN]

Lebanon: economic assistance, 13734 [28JN]

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

———U.S. hostages, 5268 [3AP]

———U.S. policy (H. Res. 128), 20737-20742 [19SE], 20938 [19SE], 23998 [10OC]

London Information Forum: accomplishments, 11049 [7JN]

Malta: anniversary of independence (S. Con. Res. 71), 27184 [6NO]

———anniversary of independence (H. Con. Res. 199), 21365 [21SE]

Mexico: bilateral negotiations with U.S. securing reductions in certain import duties (H. Con. Res. 107), 8096 [3MY]

———debt-for-development programs (H.R. 3146), 19077 [4AU], 19498 [4AU], 24032 [11OC]

———improve coordination on drug problems, 7725 [2MY]

———joint meeting to hear an address by President Salinas de Gortari, 23199 [4OC]

———political opposition party, 14374 [12JY]

———public debt reduction package, 15976 [24JY]

———U.S. visit of President Salinas de Gortari, 22770 [3OC]

Middle East: U.S. assistance to Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza, 31782 [21NO]

———U.S. policy, 5793 [6AP]

Middle East Development Bank: establish, 3843 [9MR]

Military assistance: prohibit export of equipment to countries supporting terrorism (H.R. 91), 25466-25474 [23OC]

National Cooperative Research and Production Act: amend (H.R. 1025), 2225 [21FE]

National defense: foreign investors ownership of U.S. defense companies, 5215 [23MR]

NATO: anniversary, 5473 [4AP]

———contribution of European member nations, 5629 [5AP]

———summit in Brussels, 10723 [1JN], 11041 [7JN]

———U.S. funding, 26960 [2NO]

Nicaragua: assessment of political situation, 22734-22742 [2OC]

———assist free and fair national elections, 22654, 22655 [2OC]

———assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), 23262-23286 [4OC], 23317 [4OC]

———assistance to Contras, 15104 [19JY], 19076 [4AU], 19504 [15AU]

———assistance to Contras (H.R. 1423), 4473 [15MR]

———diversion of funds, 8604 [9MY]

———election intervention by Daniel Ortega, 28026, 28027 [8NO]

———elections, 16963, 16964 [31JY], 18204 [3AU], 19504 [15AU], 20937 [19SE], 28601 [13NO], 29290 [16NO]

———humanitarian assistance to Contras, 6415, 6416, 7062 [19AP]

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

———petition on U.S. assistance to Contras, 31809 [21NO]

———standards for evaluating democratization, 7404 [25AP]

———supplying arms to El Salvador guerrillas, 25795 [24OC]

———trade embargo, 26198 [26OC]

———U.S. policy, 8065 [3MY]

———U.S. policy (H.J. Res. 246), 7401 [25AP]

Nixon, Richard M.: visit to the People's Republic of China, 25518 [24OC]

Nuclear energy: location of radioactive waste disposal facilities near international borders (H.R. 2927), 15321 [19JY]

———U.S.-Soviet ban on power sources in orbit around the Earth (H.R. 966), 2190 [9FE]

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

OPIC: insurance, reinsurance, and financing to eligible projects in Poland (H.R. 1732), 5802 [6AP]

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

Pakistan: U.S. visit of Benazir Bhutto, 11842 [14JN]

Palau: authorize entry into Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 175), 3821 [8MR]

———authorize entry into force of Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 175), 10247 [25MY], 13557-13584 [27JN], 31130-31156 [21NO]

Panama: attempted coup, 22770, 22771 [3OC], 23401-23403 [5OC], 23630 [5OC], 24029-24032 [11OC], 24176, 24178, 24179 [12OC]

———civil liberties, 22654 [2OC]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs' briefing, 9353 [16MY]

———election intervention by Manuel A. Noriega, 28027 [8NO]

———elections, 8198 [4MY], 8407 [4MY], 8808, 8812, 8813 [10MY], 8885, 8886 [11MY], 9031, 9035 [11MY], 9122 [15MY], 9153 [15MY], 9456, 9479 [17MY], 9615, 9618 [18MY], 25307 [19OC]

———elections (H. Con. Res. 122), 9347-9353, 9355 [16MY]

———government involvement in drug trafficking, 29884 [17NO]

———OAS meeting relative to elections, 10250 [25MY]

———transition to democracy (H.R. 3169), 19470 [4AU]

———U.S. policy, 23949 [10OC]

Panama Canal: conditions for transferring authority, 12875 [29JN]

———proposal to alter terms of treaty, 24180 [12OC]

———transfer of authority to Panama (H. Con. Res. 127), 9614 [18MY]

Panama Canal Treaties: abrogate (S. Con. Res. 35), 8904 [11MY]

Papua New Guinea: strategic position in Pacific Basin, 7439 [25AP]

Peru: coca eradication program, 10470 [31MY]

Philippines: murder of Ford Aerospace employees, 21519 [26SE]

PLO: Bush administration's expanded contacts, 13953 [29JN]

———conflict internally and with Israel, 193 [4JA]

Poland: anniversary of the Constitution, 7743 [2MY], 8107 [3MY]

———democratic development, 6655 [13AP], 6815 [17AP], 12606 [20JN], 22771 [3OC]

———development of cooperative credit unions (H.R. 3398), 22872 [3OC]

———economic assistance (H.R. 2550), 12441-12446 [20JN]

———economic and technical assistance, 20326 [13SE], 20710 [18SE], 20722 [19SE], 23633 [5OC], 30719 [21NO]

———food assistance (H.R. 3160), 20428 [14SE]

———maximization of activities of Polish-American Enterprise Fund, 25226 [19OC]

———observance of national holiday, 18197 [2AU]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 5182 [22MR], 25173 [19OC], 25228, 25229 [19OC], 29526-29553 [16NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), conference report, 29551 [19NO], 29552 [21NO], 29964, 29981 [17NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), consideration (H. Res. 266), 25170, 25171-25173 [19OC]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), rule for consideration, 24138 [11OC]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), technical corrections, 25229 [19OC]

———promote democracy (H.R. 3307), 21408 [22SE]

———scholarship program for students to study in the U.S. (H.R. 3305), 21183 [20SE]

———shipping food assistance, 28279 [9NO]

———U.S. assistance in establishing parliamentary system (S. Con. Res. 74), 25453-25454 [23OC]

———U.S. policy, 6845 [18AP], 14032 [11JY], 25226 [19OC]

———visit by President Bush, 14703 [13JY]

Population: international family planning programs, 13995 [29JN]

Puerto Rico: political status, 6078 [11AP]

Qadhafi, Muammar: response to U.S. downing of Libyan jets, 193 [4JA]

Quayle, Vice President: visit to American Samoa, 7742 [2MY]

Reagan, Ronald: tribute to policies against communism, 28733 [14NO]

———visit to Japan, 25445 [23OC], 25519 [24OC], 26199 [26OC]

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

———status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals (H.R. 2022), 14659 [13JY], 14676 [24JY]-14680 [13JY], 15774 [21JY]

———status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals (H.R. 2022), corrections in engrossment, 14680 [13JY]

Report of the Task Force on Foreign Assistance: authorize printing (H. Res. 92), 2825 [28FE]

Republican Party: National Public Radio broadcasts of alleged actions in Central America, 25170 [19OC]

Romania: most-favored-nation status, 13737 [28JN]

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

———sale of defense articles, 29608 [16NO]

Somalia: U.S. policy, 21368 [21SE]

South Africa: ban financial services by U.S. depository institutions (H.R. 3458), 24230 [12OC]

———enhanced economic sanctions, 19671 [6SE]

———multilateral sanctions (H. Con. Res. 174), 15964 [24JY]

Soviet Union: bugging of U.S. consulate in Leningrad, 5878 [10AP]

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

———extending credit, 1162 [27JA]

———foreign trade links to civil rights and emigration issues, 10154 [24MY]

———Gorbachev's initiatives demand leadership and strategy, 10210-10212 [25MY]

———impact of elections, 8456 [8MY]

———Krasnoyarsk radar facility violation of arms control treaty, 25562 [24OC]

———military buildup, 31775 [21NO]

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

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

———peace postage stamp in conjunction with U.S. (H.J. Res. 160), 3039 [28FE]

———political reforms, 10805 [6JN]

———strategic arms reductions, 21457 [25SE]

———treatment of Baltic States, 19945 [7SE]

———U.S. policy, 10172 [24MY], 16458 [27JY], 17120 [31JY], 23111 [3OC], 28972 [15NO]

———U.S. private invitation to Members of Supreme Soviet, 27054 [2NO]

———upcoming Bush-Gorbachev meeting, 26513 [31OC]

———Wyoming meeting between Soviet Foreign Minister and Sec. of State Baker, 21459 [25SE]

Sudan: peace and famine relief (S. Con. Res. 15), 4062 [14MR]

———U.S. policy, 2844-2847 [28FE]

———U.S. policy (H. Con. Res. 65), 3389 [2MR]

Technology: competition with foreign countries-4089 [14MR]

Terrorism: imposition of capital punishment for murder of U.S. nationals abroad (H.R. 3539), 29301 [16NO]

———preblast detection taggant on explosives to determine the country of origin (H. Con. Res. 191), 19124 [4AU]

———trade sanctions against certain countries, 23632 [5OC]

———U.S. policy, 28472 [13NO]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages, 17125-17127, 17173 [1AU], 18209, 18215, 18224 [3AU], 18535-18537, 18539 [3AU], 19078, 19145 [4AU]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages (H. Con. Res. 189), 19076 [4AU]

Texas-Israel Exchange Program: tribute (H. Con. Res. 119), 9026 [11MY]

Tibet: civil liberties violations, 3496 [6MR], 3842 [9MR], 5014 [21MR]

———congressional staff delegation report, 10264 [25MY]

Turkey: implications of economic assistance toward eastern Mediterranean, 4997 [20MR]

———prohibit U.S. assistance until Cyprus conflict is resolved (H.R. 1045), 15343, 15344 [20JY]

TV-Marti: review of broadcasts to Cuba, 1663 [2FE]

U.N.: civil action for recovery from persons engaging in torture (H.R. 1662), 5480 [4AP], 22713-22717 [2OC]

———U.S. contributions, 3044 [28FE], 6283, 6284 [12AP]

———U.S. contributions to Population Fund (H. Con. Res. 130), 9979, 9986 [18MY]

U.N. Fund for Population Activities: U.S. contribution, 28732, 28734, 28735, 28736, 28737, 28738 [14NO], 29565-29573 [16NO]

U.S.-Canada Free Trade Agreement: impact, 14929 [18JY]

U.S.-Japan bilateral framework agreement: establish (H. Con. Res. 166), 14480 [12JY]

U.S.-Mexico border: water and waste disposal facilities in rural areas (H.R. 1538), 5013 [21MR], 5118 [21MR]

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Commission: establish (H.R. 1679), 5639 [5AP]

U.S.-Mexico Interparliamentary Conference, 11836 [14JN]

Union of Indigenous Nations: tribute, 21354 [21SE]

Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations: ratify certain agreements (H.R. 2214), 13584-13587 [27JN], 14503-14506 [12JY]

Vietnam: medical equipment assistance, 30062 [17NO]

Virgin Islands Reunification Act: enact (H.R. 1345), 4013 [9MR]

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

———visit to U.S., 29044, 29045 [15NO]

Warsaw Pact countries: implications for NATO, 10469 [31MY]

———U.S. policy, 20095 [12SE]

Wright, Representative: negotiations leading to Esquipulas II agreements, 6368 [13AP]

Yugoslavia: civil liberties of ethnic Albanians, 3044 [28FE]

———ethnic trouble in Kosovo, 3067 [28FE]

———violations of civil liberties, 14066-14068 [11JY], 24652 [13OC]

Zaire: civil liberties, 5214 [23MR]

Remarks in Senate

Afghanistan: U.S. policy, 12258 [16JN]

———U.S. policy (S. Res. 85), 4914-4916 [17MR]

Agriculture: wheat sale to Soviet Union, 8213 [4MY]

AID: feasibility of establishing a joint U.S.-Caribbean Center for Agricultural Research, 21090 [20SE]

Alabama (C.S.S.): negotiations with France relative to recovery and return of vessel (S. 351), 1800-1802 [7FE], 18920 [4AU]

American Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act: enact (S. 356), 1804 [7FE]

Angola: cease-fire agreement, 13472 [23JN]

———peace process (S. Res. 196), 25288 [19OC]

Argentina: repeal outdated conditions for assistance and sales, 22544 [29SE]

Aspen Institute Conference on U.S.-Soviet Relations: report on meeting in Dubrovnik, 20655 [18SE]

Association France Etats-Unis: tribute, 27198 [6NO]

Bangladesh: security assistance, 7351-7353 [19AP]

Banks and banking: economic benefits from the activities of the international banking community, 11948 [15JN]

———lending and financial credits to the Soviet bloc countries (S. Res. 121), 8358-8361 [4MY]

Barco, Virgilio: U.S. visit, 22410 [28SE], 22563 [29SE]

Bielarusia: independence anniversary, 5428 [4AP]

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

Brazil: conservation of Amazon Forest (S.J. Res. 101), 6188 [12AP]

———sovereignty over Amazon basin, 6090 [12AP]

———transfer of a specified naval landing ship dock (H.R. 3544), 28416 [13NO]

Burma: civil liberties and democracy (S. Con. Res. 61), 15178 [19JY], 18823 [4AU]

———civil unrest, 8492 [9MY]

Burt, Richard R.: nomination, 11697 [14JN]

Bush, President: arms control policy, 10278 [31MY]

———first prime-time press conference, 11410 [9JN]

———foreign policies, 15163 [19JY]

———meeting with Mikhail Gorbachev in Mediterranean Sea, 30129 [19NO]

———mission to Poland, 26639 [31OC]

———speech on Latin America, 7768 [2MY]

———veto of foreign appropriations legislation, 31653 [21NO]

Cambodia: military assistance, 21426 [25SE]

———U.S. policy, 21435 [25SE]

Canada: U.S. relations, 3869 [9MR], 18384 [3AU]

———welcoming Members of Parliament on their visit to the Capitol (S. Con. Res. 76), 24707 [16OC]

Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: improve operations (S. 504), 3324 [2MR]

Caribbean Regional Stock Exchange: creation, 20088 [12SE]

Central America: bipartisan accord (H.R. 1750), 6536-6547 [13AP]

———bipartisan accord (S. 760), 5994, 6033, 6035, 6061 [11AP], 6473-6547, 6626 [13AP]

———bipartisan accord (S. 760), unanimous-consent agreement, 6471 [13AP]

———economic assistance for democracy, 21116 [20SE]

———peace initiative, 2381 [22FE]

———Soviet assistance and activities, 15512, 15513 [20JY]

———survival assistance to victims of civil strife (H.R. 3696), 31334 [21NO]

———U.S. policy, 4773-4775 [17MR], 5612 [5AP], 6625 [13AP]

Chemical warfare: U.S. policy on weapons production, 24662 [16OC]

China, People's Republic of: additional sanctions, 14735 [14JY]

———ballistic missile proliferation (S. Con. Res. 86), 31596 [21NO]

———China International Trust and Investment Corp. seminar, 19788 [7SE]

———Dept. of State denial of visas to Chinese exchange students, 26179 [26OC]

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1241), 13125 [22JN]

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1242), 13126 [22JN]

———deny most-favored-nation treatment (S. 1278), 13436 [23JN]

———designate Tiananmen Square across from Washington, DC, Chinese Embassy, 15183-15185 [19JY]

———economic sanctions, 12626 [21JN], 26729-26733 [1NO]

———eligibility for asylum for certain natives (S. 1213), 12704 [21JN]

———erect statue memorializing the students' democratic movement, 15184 [19JY]

———execution of pro-democracy demonstrators, 12943 [22JN], 13288, 13290, 13318 [23JN], 14742 [14JY], 30442 [20NO]

———grant permanent U.S. residence status to certain nonimmigrant natives (S. 1209), 12565 [20JN]

———mandatory abortion policy, 21018, 21029 [20SE]

———political asylum for certain nationals, 15485-15487 [20JY]

———populace efforts toward democracy, 9781 [18MY], 10872-10876 [6JN], 11139, 11141 [7JN], 11307, 11375-11377 [8JN], 11506 [13JN], 11857 [15JN], 12218 [16JN], 12627, 12721 [21JN], 13057 [22JN], 13477 [23JN], 16910 [31JY], 18458 [3AU], 19980, 19982, 20087 [12SE], 30442 [20NO]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 136), 10307, 10308, 10309 [31MY]

———populace efforts toward democracy (H. Con. Res. 136), unanimous-consent agreement, 10306 [31MY]

———populace efforts toward democracy (S. Res. 142), 10934-10942 [6JN]

———prohibition on satellite sales, 18783 [4AU]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), 18034 [2AU], 19056, 19057-19059 [4AU], 21350 [21SE]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (H.R. 2712), conference report, 29312 [16NO], 30443, 30445, 30528, 30596 [20NO], 31698 [21NO]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (S. 1218), 12713 [21JN]

———readjust immigration status of certain nationals (S. 1268), 13418 [23JN]

———release of political prisoners, 15225 [19JY]

———require at least 12 hours a day of VOA broadcasts, 15245 [19JY]

———violations of civil liberties (S. Con. Res. 48), 12369 [19JN]

China, Republic of: anniversary, 23936 [7OC]

———democratic reforms, 31703 [21NO]

———support democratic reforms (S. Res. 210), 29413 [16NO]

Chinese Nationals' Choice of Status Act: enact (S. 1288), 14169 [11JY]

Colombia: antidrug assistance, 22938 [3OC]

———commend courage of citizens (S. Con. Res. 73), 29458 [16NO]

———visit to U.S. of major newspaper editors, 25993 [25OC]

Cuba: political prisoners, 27582, 27660 [7NO]

———U.S. policy, 15181 [19JY], 15531-15534 [20JY]

Cyprus: anniversary of Turkish invasion, 16336 [26JY]

Czechoslovakia: anniversary of Soviet invasion, 18024 [2AU]

———arrest of Vaclav Havel, 1330 [31JA]

Democracy, Liberty, and Justice in the People's Republic of China Act: enact (S. 1151), 11356-11357 [8JN]

Dept. of State: enhance capability to evacuate U.S. citizens, 14995 [18JY], 15177, 15246 [19JY]

———political appointments to ambassadorships, 15028-15036, 15039-15042 [18JY], 15260 [19JY]

Developing countries: eradicate poverty, 21111-21114 [20SE]

———promote debt-for-nature exchanges, 15474-15476 [20JY]

Development, environmental protection, and debt reduction: support, 14741 [14JY]

Diplomats: ambassadors confirmed during the Carter administration, 18531 [3AU]

Director of National Drug Control Policy: report to Congress, 23520 [5OC]

Dixon, IL: sister cities with Dickson, Soviet Union, 6057 [11AP]

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

———drug summit agenda, 22538 [29SE]

———economic assistance to certain South American countries, 22936-22938 [3OC]

———international strike force to apprehend drug traffickers, 15540-15542 [20JY]

———law enforcement and foreign relations, 9300 [16MY]

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

Eastern Mediterranean: U.S. policy, 4946 [17MR]

Ecology: global warming trend, 14514 [13JY]

Economic assistance: authorizing development and security assistance programs (S. 1376), 15637 [20JY]

———funding, 14727 [14JY]

———prohibit soliciting or diverting funds to carry out certain prohibited activities, 15025-15028 [18JY]

———prohibit use of funds for military or foreign policy activity contrary to U.S. law, 21078 [20SE]

Education: international military training, 17447 [1AU]

EEC: assign commercial officers to the U.S. Mission, 15196 [19JY]

———Senate Task Force on Policy Recommendations, 26781, 26783 [1NO]

Egypt: readmission into the Arab League, 18023 [2AU]

———visit by President Hosni Mubarak, 5454 [4AP]

El Salvador: civil war, 28368 [13NO], 29072, 29078 [15NO], 29376-29379, 29391 [16NO], 29679, 29832, 29834, 29835 [17NO], 30118, 30121, 30201 [19NO], 30419, 30429-30434, 30436, 30441, 30442, 30445, 30484-30487, 30493-30519 [20NO], 31254 [21NO]

———condemnation of violence (S. Res. 217), 31255-31259 [21NO]

———conditional military assistance (S. 642), 4620-4622 [16MR]

———conditioned U.S. military assistance on investigation of murder of Jesuit priests, 31680 [21NO]

———land reform, 21120 [20SE]

———military assistance, 21029-21051 [20SE]

———political situation, 9743 [18MY], 21122 [20SE]

———slaying of Jesuit priests, 29376, 29378, 29379 [16NO], 30118 [19NO], 30419 [20NO]

———U.S. policy, 3110 [1MR], 21064-21067 [20SE]

Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act: enact (S. 1370), 15640, 15643, 15675 [20JY]

Ethiopia: civil liberties of Jews (S. Con. Res. 41), 10775 [2JN]

Europe: economic assistance to Communist countries, 20659 [18SE], 25241 [19OC], 26113, 26114, 26156 [26OC], 27194 [6NO], 29176 [15NO], 30520 [20NO], 31735 [11DE]

———Marshall-type plan proposal for Eastern countries, 29177 [15NO]

———proposal for U.S. troop reduction, 13184 [22JN]

European Parliament Delegation for Relations With U.S.: Senate visit, 21025 [20SE]

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

Eximbank: appropriations (H.R. 2494), 31434-31442 [21NO]

Fish and fisheries: Pacific area countries use of drift nets, 22496, 22498 [29SE]

Foreign Assistance Act: disapproval of certain Presidential certifications (S.J. Res. 82), 4623-4624, 4627 [16MR]

Foreign countries: development of domestic industrial standards (S. 1545), 18947 [4AU], 20323 [13SE]

Foreign currencies: use of U.S. excess for assistance programs, 28368 [13NO]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 3743), 30492-30525 [20NO]

Foreign Ownership Disclosure Act: enact (S. 289), 1254 [31JA]

Foreign trade: impact of unilateral sanctions, 14609 [13JY]

———private enforcement of the unfair foreign competition (S. 179), 411 [25JA]

Germany, Federal Republic of: firm's involvement in Libyan poison gas complex at Rabta, 3864 [9MR]

Great Britain: treaty concerning the Cayman Islands relative to mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25632, 25633-25638 [24OC]

Greece: extradite Mohammed Rashid to the U.S. (S. Con. Res. 33), 8356 [4MY]

———independence anniversary, 5425 [4AP]

———military assistance, 21120, 21123 [20SE]

Haiti: classify as major drug transit country (S.J. Res. 99), 6187 [12AP]

Hecht, Chic: nomination to be Ambassador to the Bahamas, 12627 [21JN], 14100-14106, 14107-14109, 14112, 14129-14140 [11JY]

Hong Kong: commend Government on commitment to halting software piracy (S. Res. 211), 29777, 29879 [17NO]

———future status, 15221 [19JY]

———multilateral initiative to promote confidence (S. Con. Res. 85), 31595 [21NO]

———return to People's Republic of China, 16748 [27JY]

———support of human rights and democracy (S. Con. Res. 51), 13446 [23JN]

———treat as a separate foreign state for immigration purposes (S. 1263), 13415 [23JN]

Human Rights in Central America Act: enact (S. 703), 5586 [5AP]

Hungary: economic assistance, 26370 [27OC]

———extend most-favored-nation treatment to products (S. 1240), 13125 [22JN]

———facilitation of technology transfers, 28378 [13NO]

———funding to invest in employee stock ownership plans, 28374 [13NO]

———importation of defense articles, 15178 [19JY]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 28696 [14NO], 29392-29397, 29398 [16NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), House amendment, 29382-29391 [16NO]

———political and economic reform (S. 1183), 11698, 11725 [14JN], 13330 [23JN], 13465 [23JN]

———promote democracy (S. 1641), 20882-20883 [19SE]

IMF: environmental impact of certain decisions on developing countries, 21121 [20SE]

———management of natural resources (S. 1144), 11122 [7JN]

India: election forgery, 30413 [20NO]

Indonesia: civil liberties in Timor Island, 11379 [8JN]

Institute of International Education: anniversary, 28725 [14NO]

Inter-American Commission on Human Rights: report on Panama, 6958 [18AP]

International Class Afloat Program: tribute, 18922 [4AU]

International Plutonium Control Act: enact (S. 1047), 9848-9857 [18MY]

International relations: economic summit in Paris (S. Res. 132), 9791-9794 [18MY]

Israel: closing of schools in the West Bank, 15537, 15545-15549 [20JY]

———comments on Senator Rockefeller's personal visit, 5429 [4AP]

———U.S. policy, 9951 [18MY]

———unrest in West Bank and Gaza, 12722-12724 [21JN]

Jamaica: election results, 3247 [2MR]

Japan: agreement on drift-net fisheries, 15260 [19JY]

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

———development of FSX aircraft, 22539 [29SE]

———eliminate anticompetitive bidding practices at U.S. military facilities, 22541-22544 [29SE]

———report by Advisory Committee for Trade Policy and Negotiations, 8751 [10MY]

———U.S. relations, 4679 [16MR], 27596 [7NO], 31287 [21NO]

———unfair trade practices, 11544 [13JN]

Jordan: military assistance, 21628 [26SE]

Kampuchea: economic assistance, 15550-15562 [20JY]

———U.S. position on Khmer Rouge, 31704 [21NO]

Kenya: foreign trade policy, 17564 [1AU]

Korea, Republic of: coproduction of fighter aircraft (S. Res. 154), 11406-11408 [9JN], 14833 [17JY]

———defense burden-sharing, 17672 [2AU]

———U.S. relations, 24931, 24941, 24942 [18OC]

———withdrawal of U.S. troops, 15306 [19JY]

Lebanon: cease-fire, 7996 [3MY], 20776 [19SE], 21323 [21SE]

———concern over situation (S. Res. 108), 7037, 7038 [18AP], 7375 [19AP], 13056 [22JN]

———diplomatic pullout, 20650 [18SE]

———Syrian occupation, 27848 [8NO]

———U.S. policy, 15258 [19JY]

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

Liberia: debt to U.S., 8587 [9MY]

Libya: chemical weapons plant, 8 [3JA]

Malta: anniversary of independence (S. Con. Res. 71), 24023 [11OC]

———impact of Bush-Gorbachev meeting, 31695 [21NO]

———independence anniversary (S. Res. 182), 21336 [21SE]

Merchant marine: food assistance cargo level (S. 1879), 29190 [15NO]

Mexico: drug enforcement problem, 16222 [26JY]

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

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

———observance of Cinco de Mayo, 8803 [10MY]

———treaty on mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, 25639 [24OC]

Middle East: concern over U.S. hostages in Lebanon (S. Res. 164), 18313, 18314 [3AU]

———conflict between Israel and PLO, 1407 [2FE], 1906, 2014 [8FE]

———U.S. policy, 6964 [18AP], 27195 [6NO]

Military assistance: funding, 14727 [14JY]

Mitchell, Senator: Philip C. Habib Award recipient, 10284 [31MY]

Multilateral Assistance Initiative for the Philippines Act: enact (S. 827), 7000 [18AP]

Namibia: free and fair elections, 29655 [17NO]

———incarceration and trial of Scott Stanley, 24007 [11OC]

National Endowment for Democracy: annual Democratic Revolution conference, 18926 [4AU]

NATO: allied cost sharing in the deployment of forces (S. 1285), 14159 [11JY]

———allied defense burden sharing, 17469 [1AU], 17677 [2AU], 18924 [4AU]

———anniversary, 5454 [4AP]

———summit in Brussels (S. Res. 132), 9791 [18MY], 10275 [31MY], 10691 [1JN], 10746 [2JN], 12505 [20JN]

Newman, Della M.: nomination to be Ambassador to New Zealand, 23938-23942, 23944 [7OC]

Nicaragua: assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), 24247-24260 [12OC], 24837-24857, 24858-24877 [17OC], 25028 [18OC], 26182 [26OC]

———assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), cloture motion, 24606 [13OC]

———assist free and fair national elections (H.R. 3385), unanimous-consent agreement, 24242 [12OC], 24581, 24608 [13OC]

———assistance to Contras, 3131 [1MR], 6461 [13AP], 21373 [22SE]

———assistance to Contras (S. 609), 4575 [16MR]

———assistance to victims of hurricane, 2481 [22FE]

———covert assistance to influence elections (S. 1574), 18989, 18996 [4AU]

———economic assistance, 10572 [1JN]

———funding for economic assistance to democratic opposition, 24837, 24854 [17OC]

———U.S. policy, 24858, 24859 [17OC]

Nixon, Richard M.: visit to People's Republic of China, 26725 [1NO], 31317-31318 [21NO]

Noriega, Manuel A.: prevent contact by U.S. officials, 15031-15036, 15039-15042 [18JY]

Norway: independence anniversary, 9484, 9485, 9495 [17MY]

Nunn, Senator: assessment of NATO speech, 19906 [7SE]

OPIC: operations in Poland and Hungary, 21084 [20SE], 21087 [20SE]

Pacific Basin Forum: establish (S. Con. Res. 27), 6590 [13AP], 6741, 6742 [17AP], 7350 [19AP]

Pakistan: democratic process, 26768, 26769 [1NO]

———nuclear weapons policy, 29419-29421 [16NO]

Palau: authorize entry into force of Compact of Free Association (H.J. Res. 175), 29314 [16NO], 31334-31338 [21NO]

Palau Compact of Free Association Implementation Act: enact, 31336 [21NO]

Panama: attempted coup, 22887 [3OC], 23120 [4OC], 23424-23440, 23444, 23446 [5OC]

———Bush administration position on attempted coup against Noriega regime, 24014-24015 [11OC]

———elections, 6596 [13AP], 8921, 8922, 8942 [11MY], 9046 [12MY], 9777-9780, 9790, 9794 [18MY]

———elections (S. Res. 120), 9046 [12MY]

———free and fair elections (S. Res. 120), 8225, 8234-8241 [4MY]

———relocation of U.S. citizens, 9079 [12MY]

———removal of Manuel A. Noriega from control, 9046 [12MY], 22965, 22966, 22967 [3OC]

———restore democracy, 23453-23461 [5OC]

———U.S. policy, 10538-10550 [1JN], 23927 [7OC]

Panama Canal: require democracy in Panama before confirmation of new Administrator (S. 1057), 9865, 9866 [18MY]

———vulnerability, 24663 [16OC], 25027 [18OC]

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

Philippines: anniversary of Corazon Aquino government, 7341 [19AP]

———multinational assistance initiative, 21121 [20SE]

PLO: commitment to cease terrorism and recognize Israel (S. 763), 6219 [12AP]

———prohibit U.S. diplomatic relations, 15046 [18JY]

———terrorist activities, 15483, 15490-15507 [20JY]

———U.S. negotiations, 14734 [14JY]

Poland: anniversary of Constitution, 8005 [3MY]

———assistance to encourage process of democratic reforms (S. 1183), 11698, 11725 [14JN], 13465 [23JN]

———cutoff of assistance if democratization process reverses, 21114 [20SE]

———economic assistance, 6677 [17AP], 7841 [2MY], 17668 [2AU], 18024 [2AU], 19035 [4AU], 20472 [14SE], 20598 [15SE], 21081 [20SE], 23158 [4OC], 24899 [17OC], 26370, 26380 [27OC]

———economic assistance used to capitalize equity fund through bonds for investment in private enterprises (S. Res. 153), 14755 [14JY]

———elections, 13188 [22JN]

———eligibility for the generalized system of preferences (S. 1262), 13402 [23JN], 28371 [13NO]

———encourage democracy, 13330 [23JN]

———equity fund for individuals to invest in the private sector, 28381 [13NO]

———facilitation of technology transfers, 28378 [13NO]

———funding for the Solidarity Trade Union, 28629 [14NO]

———funding to invest in employee stock ownership plans, 28374 [13NO]

———importation of defense articles, 15178 [19JY]

———international assistance programs, 19980 [12SE]

———OPIC assistance for investment in private sector (S. 823), 6997 [18AP], 29835 [17NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), 28696 [14NO], 29392-29397, 29398 [16NO]

———political and economic reform (H.R. 3402), House amendment, 29382-29391 [16NO]

———promote democracy (S. 1641), 20882, 20883 [19SE], 25764, 25769 [24OC]

———support freedom and democracy (S. 1582), 19613 [6SE], 25960-26009 [25OC], 26421-26431 [27OC], 28174 [9NO], 28365, 28368-28390, 28394-28396 [13NO], 28628-28645 [14NO], 29074 [15NO]

———support freedom and democracy (S. 1582), unanimous-consent agreement, 26415 [27OC], 28417 [13NO]

———tax exemption of certain loans (S. 1375), 15637 [20JY]

———U.S. assistance in establishing parliamentary system (S. Con. Res. 74), 22141, 22142-22146, 22160 [27SE], 26193 [26OC]

———U.S. policy, 14207, 14208 [11JY], 19786 [7SE], 21399 [22SE]

———visit by Senator Dole, 19784-19786 [7SE]

Poland and Hungary Democracy Act: enact (S. 1617), 20307 [13SE]

Policy of assassination: U.S. Government involvement, 24990 [18OC]

Quayle, Vice President: Middle East policy, 2990 [28FE]

Reagan, Ronald: visit to Japan, 26115 [26OC]

Refugee Resettlement Extension Act: enact (S. 1248), 13032 [22JN]

Refugees: centralization of processing for Soviet applicants at U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 21017 [20SE]

Romania: civil liberties violations, 3643 [7MR], 15222-15224 [19JY]

Ruppe, Loret M.: nomination to be Ambassador to Norway, 19056 [6SE]

Samantha Smith Youth Exchange Program: expand, 15226 [19JY]

Sembler, Melvin F.: nomination to be Ambassador to Australia, 23938-23942 [7OC]

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

———establish Central American Negotiations Observer Group (S. Res. 106), 6623 [13AP]

———role in treaty process, 7095 [19AP]

———visit by French Parliamentarians, 24252 [12OC]

Somers (U.S.S.): negotiations with Mexico relative to preserving and studying the vessel (S. 352), 1800-1802 [7FE]

South Africa: apartheid policy, 20083 [12SE]

———economic sanctions, 2483 [22FE], 11411 [9JN], 15570 [20JY]

———multilateral sanctions (S. Con. Res. 47), 12255 [16JN], 12373 [19JN]

———repeal sanctions (S. 522), 3633 [7MR]

Soviet Union: arms control negotiations, 30488-30491 [20NO], 31680 [21NO]

———civil liberties of Armenians, 15176 [19JY]

———concern over U.S. Embassy in Moscow, 15583 [20JY]

———condemning use of excessive force against demonstrators in Georgia (H. Res. 144), 15070 [18JY]

———continuation of benefits contingent upon cessation of certain activities by Cuba, 17374, 17378-17386 [1AU]

———convening of Congress of Peoples' Deputies (S. Res. 130), 9775, 9776 [18MY]

———convening of Congress of Peoples' Deputies (S. Res. 130), correcting enrollment, 9955 [18MY]

———effect of glasnost policy on U.S., 6675 [17AP]

———emigration policies, 7029, 7032 [18AP], 22071 [27SE]

———Fulbright Academic Exchange Program, 21158 [20SE], 21732 [26SE]

———Helsinki Commission trip, 1214 [31JA]

———impact of financial activities on Western security, 14203 [11JY]

———military capabilities, 30130 [19NO]

———most-favored-nation status, 16744 [27JY]

———Nazi-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, 9781-9783 [18MY]

———peaceful and fair settlement to dispute over Nagorno-Karabagh areas (S.J. Res. 178), 14753 [14JY]

———recent changes in society, 1898, 1903 [8FE]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (S. Res. 149), 12728 [21JN]

———resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations (S. Res. 149), correction in engrossment, 13030 [22JN]

———tariff treatment and emigration policies, 23188 [4OC]

———U.S. policy, 10273 [31MY], 22516-22518 [29SE]

———visit to Armenia by Senator Dole, 19974-19975 [12SE]

———visiting Supreme Soviet delegation to U.S. Congress, 25360 [20OC], 26138 [26OC]

———Wirth Washington Seminar on foreign relations, 9487 [17MY]

Sudan: cease-fire, 1933 [8FE]

———peace and famine relief (S. Con. Res. 15), 2703 [23FE], 3348, 3349 [2MR]

Teegen, Evelyn I.H.: nomination to be Ambassador to Fiji, 24016 [11OC]

Telecommunications: balance of services with Japan, 1333 [31JA]

Television Broadcasting to Cuba Act: enact (S. 375), 1937-1939 [8FE], 3578 [7MR], 4935 [17MR], 6061 [11AP]

Terrorism: commemorate victims, 15542, 15543 [20JY]

———imposition of capital punishment for the murder of U.S. nationals abroad (S. 1798), 26119-26145 [26OC]

———negotiations, 14728 [14JY]

———U.S. jurisdiction over international terrorists, 4208 [15MR]

———U.S. policy relative to hostages, 17337 [1AU], 17613 [2AU], 18455 [3AU], 18712, 18896 [4AU]

Thailand: tribute to King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 10615 [1JN]

Tibet: lifting martial law and release political prisoners, 15164 [19JY]

Tourism Policy and Export Promotion Act: enact (S. 1791), 26020-26024 [25OC], 27886 [8NO]

Treaties: ratification of sundry agreements on mutual legal assistance on criminal matters, 25633-25639 [24OC]

———strategic arms reduction talks, 17357 [1AU]

Tropical forests: trade and conservation of resources (S.J. Res. 125), 8789 [10MY]

Turkey: military assistance, 21120, 21123 [20SE]

———prohibit military and economic assistance pending the resolution of the Cyprus problem (S. 22), 456, 569 [25JA]

———U.S. policy, 14265 [12JY], 29429 [16NO]

Turner, John: Senate visit, 26982 [2NO]

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

———prohibit U.S. contributions relative to internationally recognized statehood of members (S. 875), 7693 [1MY]

———support efforts relative to Cyprus (S. Con. Res. 87), 31597 [21NO]

———voting report revisions (S. 652), 4822 [17MR]

U.N. Fund for Population Activities: U.S. contribution, 28721 [14NO]

U.S. Commission on Southern Africa Act: enact (S. 1914), 29770 [17NO]

U.S. Committee for Refugees: World Refugee Survey—1988 in Review, 6462 [13AP]

U.S. policy, 6211 [12AP], 24703 [16OC]

U.S. Trade Representative: establish office in Tokyo, 15487 [20JY]

U.S.-Canada Job Opportunity Reciprocity Act: enact (S. 1927), 30192 [19NO]

U.S.-Mexico Border Regional Development Act: enact (S. 1870), 28117 [9NO]

U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area: establish (S. 944), 8529 [9MY]

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

Ukraine: effects of glasnost, 3987 [9MR]

Ukrainian Famine Commission: authorizing appropriations, 15528 [20JY]

Ukrainian National Association, Inc.: tribute, 2494 [22FE]

UNESCO: U.S. policy, 31701 [21NO]

Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act: enact (S. 1564), 18977 [4AU]

Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations: ratify certain agreements (H.R. 2214), 14618 [13JY]

Vietnam: U.S. policy, 3013 [28FE]

Walesa, Lech: U.S. visit, 29074, 29078 [15NO]

Wallenberg, Raoul: release of prison records by Soviet Union (S. Con. Res. 60), 19012 [4AU]

Washington (DC) Post: misleading editorial on U.N. Population Fund, 31252 [21NO]

Women in Development Act: enact (S. 873), 7688 [1MY]

Yugoslavia: civil liberties violations, 15042-15045 [18JY]

———removal of injunction of secrecy on consular convention, 4438 [15MR]

———support efforts to increase respect of human rights (S. Res. 169), 18822-18823 [4AU]

———violations of civil liberties, 11313 [8JN]

———violations of civil liberties (S. Con. Res. 43), 11525 [13JN]

Zappala, Joseph: nomination to be Ambassador to Spain, 22598, 22604-22630 [2OC]

Zaslavski, Ilya: visit to U.S., 19798 [7SE]

Reports

Angola Peace Negotiations and U.S. Policy: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 24220 [12OC]

Annex to Critical Technologies Plan (U): Dept. of Defense, 8490 [9MY]

Bahamas Certification: Bush administration, 8765 [10MY]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs, 8761 [10MY]

Canadian Acid Rain Control Program, 30094 [19NO]

Children's Survival Assistance Program: AID, 17109 [31JY]

Coercive Abortion—Growing Tragedy: AID, 21020 [20SE]

Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe—Congressional Delegation Trip to the Soviet Union: Senator DeConcini, 4429-4437 [15MR]

Compact of Free Association With Palau, 13573 [27JN]

———Commission on Future Palau-U.S. Relations, 31152-31154 [21NO]

———GAO, 31132, 31144 [21NO]

Congress and Mexico—Bordering on Change: Congressional Study Group, 27044 [2NO], 30037 [17NO]

Cost Estimate of S. 1160, Foreign Assistance: CBO, 14807 [17JY]

Costs of H.R. 2655, International Cooperation Act: CBO, 12759 [21JN]

Cuban Human Rights: U.N. Human Rights Commission, 2929 [28FE]

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

Economic Assistance to Poland: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 25999 [25OC]

EEC 1992: Senate Task Force on Policy Recommendations, 26781 [1NO]

FMLN Human Rights Abuses: Dept. of State, 13756 [28JN]

Future of U.S.-Japan Relations: Council on Foreign Relations and Asia Pacific Association, 2186 [9FE]

Human Rights Violations by UNITA in Angola, 6661 [13AP]

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

Nicaraguan Electoral Process: National Commission of Reconciliation, 20937 [19SE]

Nomination of Della M. Newman To Be Ambassador to New Zealand, 23939 [7OC]

Nomination of Melvin F. Sembler To Be Ambassador to Australia, 23938 [7OC]

Sandinista Noncompliance, 1979-89—July Pledges to the OAS: Republican Study Committee, 31794-31797 [21NO]

Supporting Sustainable Development—A Populist Agenda for U.S.-Third World Economic Relations, 20714-20717 [18SE]

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

Torture Victim Legal Claims: Committee on Foreign Affairs, 22717 [2OC]

U.N. Official's Speech Was Conciliatory, 29267 [15NO]

U.S. Military Role in South Korea: Dept. of Defense, 17639 [2AU]

VOA Broadcasting System: USIA (sundry exerpts), 15187 [19JY]

Why Somalis Flee: Dept. of State, 21368 [21SE]

Reports by conference committees

Political and Economic Reform in Poland and Hungary (H.R. 3402), 29879 [17NO], 29953-29964 [17NO]

Readjust Immigration Status of Certain Chinese Nationals (H.R. 2712), 28837 [14NO], 29934-29936 [17NO]

Reports filed

Activities: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H. Rept. 100-1117), 102 [3JA]

Anniversary of Malta's Independence: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 71), 23835 [6OC]

Anniversary of Norway's Constitutional Government: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 125), 8777 [10MY]

Appropriations for Eximbank (H.R. 2494), Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 267) (H. Rept. 101-292), 25058, 25145 [18OC]

Assistance for Free and Fair National Elections in Nicaragua: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 3385), 24507 [12OC]

———Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 3385) (H. Rept. 101-265), 22874 [3OC]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 256) (H. Rept. 101-268), 22874 [3OC]

Baltic Freedom Day: Committee on the Judiciary (S.J. Res. 63), 2646 [23FE]

Bipartisan Accord on Central America: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 1750) (H. Rept. 101-23), 6329 [12AP]

———Committee on Appropriations (S. 760), 6171 [12AP]

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

———Consideration of H.R. 1750: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 127) (H. Rept. 101-25), 6329 [12AP]

Combating of International Narcotics Production and Trafficking: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3611) (H. Rept. 101-342), 28335 [9NO]

Defense Burdensharing by NATO Allies of the U.S.: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1437), 16915 [31JY]

Dept. of State and Related Agencies Nominations: Committee on Foreign Relations, 23835-23838 [6OC]

Dept. of State Nominations: Committee on Foreign Relations, 16041 [25JY]

Economic Assistance and Freedom and Democracy in Poland: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. 1582), 21134 [20SE]

Foreign Assistance Programs Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 2939) (S. Rept. 101-131), 20521 [14SE]

Foreign Assistance Programs and Arms Export Control Act Appropriations: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 2655) (H. Rept. 101-90), 12283 [19JN]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 179) (H. Rept. 101-94), 12492 [20JN]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 288) (H. Rept. 101-352), 28559, 28595 [13NO]

———committee of conference (H.R. 2939) (H. Rept. 101-344), 28595 [13NO]

Foreign Relations Treaties: Committee on Foreign Relations, 16915 [31JY]

Foreign Service Nominations: Committee on Foreign Relations, 8777 [10MY]

Japanese Contributions to Security: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1438), 16915 [31JY]

NATO Anniversary: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Res. 124), 8777 [10MY]

Operation of Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act: Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 1233) (H. Rept. 101-136), 14473 [12JY]

Political and Economic Reform in Poland and Hungary: committee of conference (H.R. 3402) (H. Rept. 101-377), 30033 [17NO]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 2550) (H. Rept. 101-92), 12492 [20JN]

———Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 3402) (H. Rept. 101-278), 24743 [16OC]

———Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H.R. 3402) (H. Rept. 101-278), 24743 [16OC]

———Committee on Ways and Means (H.R. 3402) (H. Rept. 101-278), 24129 [11OC]

———Consideration: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 266) (H. Rept. 101-291), 25058, 25145 [18OC]

Ratification of Certain Agreements of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations: Committee on Foreign Affairs (H.R. 2214) (H. Rept. 101-111), 13621 [27JN]

Readjust Immigration Status of Certain Chinese Nationals: committee of conference (H.R. 2712) (H. Rept. 101-360), 28845 [14NO]

———committee of conference (H.R. 2712) (H. Rept. 101-370), 30032 [17NO]

———Recommit Conference Report on H.R. 2712: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 293) (H. Rept. 101-366), 29584, 29604 [16NO]

Republic of Korea's Security Relationship With the U.S.: Committee on Armed Services (S. 1439), 16915 [31JY]

Sale of F-16 Aircraft Technology to Japan for Codevelopment of FSX Fighter Plane: Committee on Foreign Affairs (S.J. Res. 113) (H. Rept. 101-71), 10442 [31MY]

Temporary Protected Status for Chinese and Other Nationals: Committee on the Judiciary (H.R. 2929) (H. Rept. 101-245), 20773 [19SE]

U.N. Civil Action for Recovery From Persons Engaging in Torture: (H.R. 1662) (H. Rept. 101-55), 9405 [16MY]

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

Reports to constituents

Hamilton, Lee H.: Responding to Change in the Soviet Union, 20405 [13SE]

Resignations

Conferees: H.R. 2712, readjust immigration status of certain Chinese nationals, 28834 [14NO]

Resolutions by organizations

Drift-net fishing: South Pacific Forum, 20168 [12SE]

———South Pacific Commission, 30001 [17NO]

———U.N., 30000 [17NO]

Elections in Panama: OAS, 10250 [25MY]

Human Rights in Romania: Government of Sweden, 3644 [7MR]

Narcotics control: Interparliamentary Union, 22309 [28SE]

Social and political reform in Communist countries: Women's Association for the Defense of Four Freedoms for Ukraine, Inc., 25306 [19OC]

Statements

Afghanistan Conditions Since Soviet Withdrawal: Peter Tomsen, 19132 [4AU]

Appeal to Cuba for Release of Alfredo Mustelier: Amnesty International, 30413 [20NO]

Chinese Mandatory Abortion Policy: Jay Morris, 21022 [20SE]

———U.N. Fund for Population Activities (sundry), 21026 [20SE]

Civil Liberties Violations in Romania: Government of Sweden, 3644 [7MR]

Civil War in Lebanon: President Bush, 7424 [25AP]

Classified Information: Richard R. Burt (excerpts), 11688-11690 [14JN]

Codevelopment of FSX Aircraft With Japan: Dick Cheney, Sec. of Defense, 11198 [7JN]

———Representative Dymally, 8724 [9MY]

Commitment to Freedom and Democracy: Chai Ling, 13973 [29JN]

Compact of Free Association With Palau: GAO, 31147 [21NO]

———James D. Berg, 13572 [27JN]

Constitutional Basis for Military Dictatorship Declared in Haiti: Washington Office on Haiti, 5312 [23MR]

Contras Violate Their Own Code of Conduct: Susan Cookson and Tim Takaro, 6540 [13AP]

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, 19512 [6SE]

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

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

Economic Assistance to Poland: President Bush, 20472 [14SE]

———White House, 23158 [4OC]

Ending Trade Problems With Japan: Representative Stark, 7459 [25AP]

Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations: Bush administration, 21052 [20SE]

Foreign Relations Authorization Act: President Bush, 14725 [14JY]

Funds for Family Planning in Developing Countries: Jay Morris, 28761, 28763 [14NO]

International Plutonium Control Act: Senator Kennedy, 9848 [18MY]

International Terrorism: Senator Specter, 4208 [15MR]

Jackson-Vanik and Stevenson Amendments—Measured Responses in an Unstable Environment: Union of Councils for Soviet Jews, 2848 [28FE]

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

Military Offensive of the FMLN in El Salvador: Bernard Aronson, 30504 [20NO]

Namibian Election Process: Martti Ahtisaari, 29656 [17NO]

National Drug Policy: Ron Brown, 21492 [25SE]

National Endowment for Democracies (excerpt), 23270 [4OC]

Negotiations With Terrorists: President Bush, 14728 [14JY]

Nicaraguan Elections: Daniel Ortega, 24839, 24842 [17OC]

———several Sandinista leaders, 6518 [13AP]

Northern Ireland: Mairead Keane, 18191 [2AU]

Panama Elections: President Bush, 9353 [16MY]

Panamanian Rebellion Response: Bush administration, 24015 [11OC]

People's Republic of China Populace Efforts Toward Democracy: A. Doak Barnett, 11453 [12JN]

———National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, 11270 [7JN]

———President Bush, 13110 [22JN]

———University of Delaware Association of Chinese Students and Scholars, 11377 [8JN]

Poland and Hungary—Test Case for NATO Alliance Strategy: Manfred Worner, President, North Atlantic Council, 25182 [19OC]

Prohibiting U.S. Covert Actions in Nicaragua: Senator Harkin, 24852 [17OC]

Refugee Admissions: Jewel S. Lafontant, 30396 [20NO]

Repression in Ukraine: Sergei Grigoryants, 14675 [13JY]

Sanctions Against South Africa: Gerhard de Kock, 15964 [24JY]

———Herman J. Cohen, 15964 [24JY]

Soviet Jewry and the Trade Component: National Conference on Soviet Jewry, 2847 [28FE]

Sudan's Civil War Victims: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 2845 [28FE]

Torture and Civil Liberties Violations in El Salvador (excerpts), 22580 [29SE]

Trade Embargo Against Nicaragua: President Bush, 24842 [17OC]

Trade Relations With Soviet Union: Charles A. Vanik, 1729 [7FE]

———Representatives Stark and Frenzel, 1729 [7FE]

Trip to the Middle East: Senator Specter, 15503 [20JY]

U.S. Economic Competitiveness: Daniel Burstein, 29435 [16NO]

———Lawrence Chimerine, 29436-29439 [16NO]

U.S. Intervention in Nicaraguan Elections: Lenin Cerna, 13740 [28JN]

U.S. Policy: Marian Jurczyk, 3825 [8MR]

U.S.-Soviet Relations: Senator Cranston, 22074 [27SE]

Use of Exchange Stabilization Fund as a Part of a Multilateral Bridge Loan for Poland: David Mulford, Dept. of the Treasury, 25187 [19OC]

Verification of a Halt in Soviet Plutonium Production: David Albright, 9850 [18MY]

Why Deng Xiaoping and Li Peng Repress Students?, 12824 [21JN]

Studies

U.S.-Russia Convention Line of 1867—International Boundary Study, October 1, 1965, 15575 [20JY]

Summaries

Armstrong-DeConcini Amendment to S. 1160 on Asylum for Chinese National, 15252 [19JY]

Chinese Foreign Student and Exchange Visitor Relief Act (S. 1209), 12566 [20JN]

Economic Assistance to Poland and Hungary (H.R. 2550), 12442 [20JN]

Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act (S. 1370), 15642 [20JY]

Foreign Relations Authorization Act Conference Report (H.R. 1487), 29355 [16NO]

Improve Operation of Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act (H.R. 1233), 3219 [2MR]

International Cooperation Act (H.R. 2655), 12761 [21JN]

International Plutonium Control Act (S. 1047), 9849 [18MY]

Strengthening Economic and Trade Ties With the Republic of China, 5865 [10AP]

Trade Agreements With Israel, 155 [3JA]

Surveys

Policies of Sanctions and Divestment in South Africa: Gallup Poll, 23093 [3OC]

Tables

Ambassadors serving at bilateral missions, 22606 [2OC]

Career versus noncareer ratio of ambassadorial appointments, 18532 [3AU]

Casualties from international terrorism, 26139 [26OC]

Comparison of economic assistance to Poland and Hungary, 25989 [25OC]

Foreign technological capabilities, 8490 [9MY]

Trade with Soviet Union, 29047 [15NO]

U.S. trade with Cuba, 15532, 15534 [20JY]

Telegrams

1939 Germano-Soviet Nonaggression Pact, 9784 [18MY]

Testimonies

Chinese Mandatory Abortion Policy: Steven W. Mosher, 21026 [20SE]

Commercial Relations With the Soviet Union: Senator Bradley, 2487-2489 [22FE]

Foreign Tourism in U.S.: Noel Irwin-Hentschel, 28031 [8NO]

Human Rights Violations by UNITA in Angola: Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr., 6657 [13AP]

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

———William Von Raab, 4683 [16MR]

U.S. Economic Competitiveness: Benjamin M. Friedman, 29434 [16NO]

U.S. Policy on Afghanistan: Senator Humphrey, 12258 [16JN]

U.S. Relations With PLO: James A. Baker III, Sec. of State, 15503 [20JY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 122, Panama elections, 9347 [16MY]

H. Con. Res. 136, populace efforts toward democracy in the People's Republic of China, 10146 [24MY]

H. Con. Res. 154, condemning Bulgaria's treatment of the Turkish minority, 16977 [31JY]

H. Con. Res. 166, establish a U.S.-Japan bilateral framework agreement, 14480 [12JY]

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. Con. Res. 208, civil liberties violations in the People's Republic of China, 23312 [4OC]

H. Con. Res. 214, cease drift-net fishing in the South Pacific, 29996 [17NO]

H. Con. Res. 221, encourage peace and democracy in Central America, 26913 [2NO], 27178 [3NO]

H. Con. Res. 236, condemnation of violence in El Salvador, 30360 [20NO]

H. Res. 92, printing of the Report of the Task Force on Foreign Assistance, 2825 [28FE]

H. Res. 128, U.S. policy in Lebanon, 20737 [19SE]

H. Res. 179, consideration of H.R. 2655, enhance and authorize appropriations for foreign assistance programs, 12737 [21JN]

H. Res. 182, clemency for pro-democracy demonstrators arrested in People's Republic of China, 12851 [22JN]

H. Res. 256, consideration of H.R. 3385, assistance for free and fair elections in Nicaragua, 23262 [4OC]

H. Res. 266, consideration of H.R. 3402, promoting political and economic reform in Poland and Hungary, 25171 [19OC]

H. Res. 267, consideration of H.R. 2494, authorizing Eximbank Act appropriations, 25064 [18OC]

H. Res. 293, recommit to conference H.R. 2712, readjusting immigration status of certain Chinese nationals, 29897 [17NO]

H. Res. 295, consideration of H.R. 3743, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, 30222 [20NO]

H.J. Res. 175, authorize entry into force of Compact of Free Association with Palau, 13557 [27JN], 31334-31336 [21NO]

H.J. Res. 271, inter-American cooperation to protect tropical forests, 9452 [16MY]

H.R. 91, Anti-Terrorism and Arms Export Act amendments, 25466-25469 [23OC]

H.R. 418, lift trade and economic sanctions against Nicaragua, 170 [3JA]

H.R. 636, limit influence and control of South Africans on U.S. business, 354 [24JA]

H.R. 1378, establish Office of Delegate for U.S. Citizens Abroad, 4108 [14MR]

H.R. 1616, reallocate U.S. economic assistance to developing countries, 5293 [23MR]

H.R. 1662, Torture Victim Protection Act, 22714 [2OC]

H.R. 1732, OPIC insurance, reinsurance, and financing to eligible projects in Poland, 5803 [6AP]

H.R. 1750, Bipartisan Accord on Central America, 6419 [13AP]

H.R. 2002, restrict exports of defense articles to People's Republic of China for use in Tibet, 6822 [17AP]

H.R. 2022, refugee status of certain Soviet and Indochinese nationals, 14673 [13JY]

H.R. 2214, ratification of certain agreements of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, 13584 [27JN]

H.R. 2550, economic assistance to Poland and Hungary, 12441 [20JN]

H.R. 2553, People's Republic of China assistance to Kmer Rouge, 11056 [7JN]

H.R. 2655, International Cooperation Act, 12886-12907, 12913-12921 [22JN], 13719-13728 [28JN], 13915-13919, 13925-13927 [29JN]

H.R. 2712, Emergency Chinese Adjustment of Status Facilitation Act, 16997 [31JY]

H.R. 2966, Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act, 15780 [21JY]

H.R. 3373, establishment of a drift-net free zone in the South Pacific, 22469 [28SE]

H.R. 3385, assistance for free and fair elections in Nicaragua, 23277 [4OC]

H.R. 3402, Polish and Hungarian democracy initiative, 25198-25200, 25202-25204 [19OC], 29382-29390 [16NO]

H.R. 3544, transfer of a specified naval landing ship dock to Brazil, 27183 [6NO]

H.R. 3696, survival assistance to victims of civil strife in Central America, 30340 [20NO]

H.R. 3743, appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs, 30243-30265 [20NO]

S. 1, Integrity in Post-Employment Act, 461-463 [25JA]

S. 22, prohibit military and economic assistance to Turkey pending the resolution of the Cyprus problem, 570 [25JA]

S. 179, private enforcement of the unfair foreign competition, 413 [25JA]

S. 289, Foreign Ownership Disclosure Act, 1256 [31JA]

S. 356, American Trade, Growth, and Employment Promotion Act, 1805 [7FE]

S. 358, reform immigration preference system and provide for administrative naturalization (correction), 15675 [20JY]

S. 375, Television to Cuba Broadcasting Act, 1938 [8FE]

S. 703, Human Rights in Central America Act, 5587 [5AP]

S. 760, Bipartisan Accord on Central America, 6034 [11AP], 6473 [13AP]

S. 763, PLO commitment to cease terrorism and recognize Israel, 6219 [12AP]

S. 823, OPIC assistance to Poland for private sector investment, 6998 [18AP]

S. 827, Multilateral Assistance Initiative for the Philippines Act, 7000 [18AP]

S. 873, Women in Development Act, 7689 [1MY]

S. 875, prohibit U.S. contributions to the U.N. relative to internationally recognized statehood of members, 7693 [1MY]

S. 944, U.S.-Taiwan Free Trade Area, 8529 [9MY]

S. 1047, International Plutonium Control Act, 9848 [18MY]

S. 1057, require democracy in Panama before confirmation of new Panama Canal Administrator, 9866 [18MY]

S. 1144, IMF management of natural resources, 11123 [7JN]

S. 1151, Democracy, Liberty, and Justice in the People's Republic of China Act, 11357 [8JN]

S. 1183, assistance to Poland and Hungary to encourage process of democratic reforms, 11726 [14JN]

S. 1209, Chinese Foreign Student and Exchange Visitor Relief Act, 12565 [20JN]

S. 1213, eligibility for asylum for certain natives from the People's Republic of China, 12705 [21JN]

S. 1240, extend most favored nation treatment to products from Hungary, 13126 [22JN]

S. 1241, deny most favored nation treatment to People's Republic of China, 13126 [22JN]

S. 1263, treat Hong Kong as a separate foreign state for immigration purposes, 13415 [23JN]

S. 1278, deny most favored nation treatment to People's Republic of China, 13437 [23JN]

S. 1285, allied cost sharing in the deployment of NATO forces, 14161 [11JY]

S. 1288, Chinese Nationals' Choice of Status Act, 14170 [11JY]

S. 1370, Emergency Chinese Immigration Relief Act, 15641 [20JY]

S. 1564, Victims of Terrorism Judicial Remedy Act, 18977 [4AU]

S. 1574, covert assistance to influence Nicaraguan elections, 18990 [4AU]

S. 1582, support for East European Democracy Act, 25960-25965 [25OC]

S. 1617, Poland and Hungary Democracy Act, 20308 [13SE]

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

S. 1711, implement national drug control policy, 22640 [2OC], 23536-24681 [16OC]

S. 1791, Tourism Policy and Export Promotion Act, 26021, 26022 [25OC]

S. 1879, merchant marine's food assistance cargo levels, 29190 [15NO]

S. 1914, U.S. Commission on Southern Africa Act, 29771 [17NO]

S. 1927, U.S.-Canada Job Opportunity Reciprocity Act, 30194 [19NO]

S. Con. Res. 13, repeal Panama Canal Act and abrogate treaties, 2003 [8FE]

S. Con. Res. 15, peace and famine relief in Sudan, 2702 [23FE], 3349 [2MR]

S. Con. Res. 27, establish Pacific Basin Forum, 6590 [13AP]

S. Con. Res. 35, abrogate Panama Canal Treaties, 8572 [9MY]

S. Con. Res. 43, violations of civil liberties in Yugoslavia, 11525 [13JN]

S. Con. Res. 47, multilateral sanctions against South Africa, 12254 [16JN]

S. Con. Res. 48, violations of civil liberties in the People's Republic of China, 12369 [19JN]

S. Con. Res. 51, support of human rights and democracy in Hong Kong, 13446 [23JN]

S. Con. Res. 60, release of Raoul Wallenberg's prison records by Soviet Union, 19012 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 61, support of basic human rights and democracy in Burma, 18825, 19012 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 62, Joseph P. Doherty application for political asylum, 19012 [4AU]

S. Con. Res. 71, anniversary of Malta independence, 21383 [22SE], 24023 [11OC], 27184 [6NO]

S. Con. Res. 73, commend courage of citizens of Colombia, 21442 [25SE], 29458 [16NO]

S. Con. Res. 74, U.S. assistance in establishing parliamentary system in Poland, 22146, 22161 [27SE], 25453 [23OC]

S. Con. Res. 76, welcoming Members of Canadian Parliament, 24701, 24707 [16OC], 24771 [17OC]

S. Con. Res. 85, multilateral initiative to promote confidence in Hong Kong, 31594 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 86, ballistic missile sales by the People's Republic of China, 31596 [21NO]

S. Con. Res. 87, support U.N. efforts relative to Cyprus, 31597 [21NO]

S. Res. 85, U.S. policy in Afghanistan, 4913 [17MR]

S. Res. 106, establish Senate Central American Negotiations Observer Group, 6592, 6623 [13AP]

S. Res. 108, concern over situation in Lebanon, 7376 [19AP], 13057 [22JN]

S. Res. 120, free and fair elections in Panama, 8263, 8358 [4MY]

S. Res. 124, NATO anniversary, 8794 [10MY], 9008 [11MY]

S. Res. 125, anniversary of Norway's constitutional government, 8795 [10MY], 9008 [11MY]

S. Res. 130, recognize convening of Soviet Union Congress of Peoples' Deputies, 9777, 9921 [18MY]

S. Res. 132, NATO summit in Brussels and economic summit in Paris, 9794, 9928 [18MY]

S. Res. 142, populace efforts toward democracy in the People's Republic of China, 11002 [6JN]

S. Res. 149, resumption of strategic arms reduction negotiations with the Soviet Union, 12717, 12729 [21JN]

S. Res. 154, Republic of Korea coproduction of FSX aircraft, 14833 [17JY]

S. Res. 164, concern over U.S. hostages in Lebanon, 18434 [3AU]

S. Res. 169, support efforts to increase respect of human rights in Yugoslavia, 18823, 19016 [4AU]

S. Res. 182, Malta independence anniversary, 21336 [21SE]

S. Res. 194, authorizing appointment of a Senate delegation to host Members of the Supreme Soviet, 23934, 23945 [7OC]

S. Res. 196, Angola peace process, 25288 [19OC]

S. Res. 200, international framework convention on climate change, 26675 [31OC]

S. Res. 210, support democratic reforms by Republic of China, 29413 [16NO]

S. Res. 211, commend Government of Hong Kong on commitment to halting software piracy, 29777 [17NO]

S. Res. 217, condemnation of violence in El Salvador, 31255, 31598 [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. 99, classify Haiti as major drug transit country, 6188 [12AP]

S.J. Res. 101, conservation of the Amazon Forest in Brazil, 6189 [12AP]

S.J. Res. 125, tropical forest trade and conservation of resources, 8790 [10MY]

S.J. Res. 178, peaceful and fair settlement to dispute over Soviet Union's Nagorno-Karabagh areas, 14753 [14JY]

Transcripts

Foreign Assistance Hearings: Committee on Foreign Relations, 14792-14794 [17JY]

U.S. policy relative to hostages and terrorism: Bruce Herschensohn, 18455 [3AU]

Treaties

Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters: Bahamas, 25644 [25OC]

———Belgium, 25644 [25OC]

———Canada, 25644 [25OC]

———Great Britain (for Cayman Islands), 25644 [25OC]

———Mexico, 25644 [25OC]

———Thailand, 25644 [25OC]