HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES related term(s) Committees of the House; Legislative Branch of the Government; Members of Congress; Senate; Votes in House

Addresses

Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait: President Bush, 23919 [11SE]

Joint Meeting of Congress: Nelson Mandela, 15633-15635 [26JN]

Joseph Y. Resnick: Representative McHugh, 19479 [25JY]

Samuel S. Stratton: Representative Montgomery, 25028 [19SE]

State of the Union: President Bush, 956-959 [31JA]

Amendments

Capitol Police: establish Director of Employment Practices position (H. Res. 420), 15694 [26JN]

Committees of the House: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (H. Res. 346), 4748 [21MR]

Elections: amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), 22088 [2AU], 22222, 22227, 22238 [3AU]

Journal: question of approval, 4488 [19MR]

National Voter Registration Act: enact (S. 874), 25418 [24SE]

Analyses

Campaign Cost Reduction and Reform Act (H.R. 5400), 22197-22200 [3AU]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act (S. 2595), 9757 [9MY]

Elimination of Certain Campaign-Related Functions of the Sec. of the Senate and Clerk of the House (H.R. 5036), 13988 [13JN]

House of Representatives Election Campaign Reform Act (H.R. 5160), 15728 [26JN]

Political Campaign Limitations on Certain Contributions to House Candidates (H.R. 5032), 13985 [13JN]

Political Campaign Regulation on Use of Franked Mail by Members of the House (H.R. 5035), 13986 [13JN]

Standards for Establishing Congressional Districts and Limiting Gerrymandering (H.R. 5037), 13988 [13JN]

Announcements

House Rules: adherence, 27266 [3OC]

Appointments

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select), 18249 [19JY]

Committee To Escort Nelson Mandela to Joint Meeting of Congress: Members, 15632 [26JN]

Committee To Escort the President, 905 [31JA]

Committee To Escort the President Into the Chamber, 23919 [11SE]

Committee To Escort Vaclav Havel, 2106 [21FE]

Committee To Notify the President of Assembly of Congress, 3 [23JA]

Committee to Notify the President of House of Representatives' Completion of Business (H. Res. 544), 36884 [27OC]

Conferees: H.R. 5399, legislative branch appropriations, 33898 [25OC]

———H.R. 5400, Campaign Cost Reduction and Reform Act, 26030 [26SE]

Funeral committee for Spark M. Matsunaga, 7275 [18AP]

George Washington's birthday ceremonies, 1873 [20FE]

Articles and editorials

Another Jones, 23944 [11SE]

Attention Members of the House of Representatives, 2168 [21FE]

Barney Frank's Future, 19715 [26JY]

Budget Deal—Too Much for the Rich, 27396 [3OC]

California Democrat Group Asks Labor to Give $1 Million, 9243 [2MY]

Charles Farnsley, Colorful and Innovative Ex-Mayor Who Left Mark on City, Dies, 16802 [10JY]

Coming to the Aid of Her Party—GOP Cloakroom Worker Watches Over Lawmakers, 3757 [7MR]

Complaint Timed for Maximum Campaign Exposure, 35169 [26OC]

Congress Looks at ``Soft Money'' Issue, 9243 [2MY]

Congressional Careerism, 5203 [22MR]

Congressman Barney Frank/Prostitute Steven Gobie Relationship, 19716 [26JY]

Conservative's Case Against the Line-Item Veto, 13091 [6JN]

Democrats Allege Smith Violations, 35172 [26OC]

Democrats Ask for Ethics Inquiry Over Congressman's S&L Role, 35171 [26OC]

Democrats Cite Rep. Denny Smith in Ethics Complaint, 35172 [26OC]

Democrats—Smith Broke Rules, 35173 [26OC]

Demos File Ethics Charge Against Smith, 35173 [26OC]

Ethics Charges Political in Nature, 35176 [26OC]

Ethics Complaint Against Smith May Ignite Hill S&L War, 35174 [26OC]

Ethics Complaint Hits Denny Smith Over S&L Ties, 35172 [26OC]

Fellow House Members Praise Frenzel for Expertise, Integrity, 6195 [2AP]

For Barney Frank, a Difficult Decision, 19715 [26JY]

For the Common Good—Resign, 19715 [26JY]

Former Congressman Samuel Stratton Dies, 24781 [18SE]

Frenzel Drops a Bomb—Won't Seek 11th Term, 6195 [2AP]

Frenzel Retiring After 20 Years in the House, 6193 [2AP]

Frenzel to Retire, 6193 [2AP]

Going on 8 Years, 25548 [25SE]

Guam Airport's New Name Well-Chosen, 23918 [11SE]

Gus Savage, Unrepentant, 9722-9725 [8MY]

Honor Thy Pledge, 27396 [3OC]

House Gag Rule, 8299 [25AP], 9119 [2MY]

House Poised To Hit Middle Class, 30466 [18OC]

House Republicans Push Anew for Privatization of Social Security, 301 [24JA]

In Slick Tricks, It's Demos' Turn, 35175 [26OC]

J. Kenneth Robinson, 9258, 9259 [2MY]

J. Kenneth Robinson—A Great Loss, 9258 [2MY]

Kennedy Aide, NBA Chief Lawrence F. O'Brien Dies, 26896 [1OC]

Last-Minute Budget Deal Is Nothing To Cheer About, 27649 [4OC]

Liberal's Last Thoughts, 25257 [20SE]

Limit Congressional Terms? It's an Idea Worth Pondering, 7842 [20AP]

Limiting the Power, 6810 [4AP]

Line-Item Veto—A Bum Idea, 13092 [6JN]

Long Haul of Rep. Gus Hawkins—At 83, the Steady Champion of Civil Rights Is Retiring from a Battle That Won't End, 33845 [25OC], 35990 [26OC]

Move To Limit Terms Contains a Message, 6244 [2AP]

No Double Standard for or Against Barney Frank, 19714 [26JY]

Open-Seat Elections, 26914 [1OC]

Penny—Budget Scold, 1556 [7FE]

Public Interest Grows in 12-Year Limitation, 8227 [25AP]

Q&A—It Was a Hard Decision After 20 Years, 6194 [2AP]

Representative Frenzel Will Retire After 20 Years, 6193 [2AP]

Roth Cited for Role in Mirecki Investigation, 7391 [18AP]

Roth Receives Nomination for Profile in Courage Award, 7392 [18AP]

Sam Stratton, 27486 [4OC]

Smith Kicking in Afterburners Early in Race, 35177 [26OC]

Smith Lobbied To Protect Thrift Directors, 35176 [26OC]

Smith Treads Fine Line in Dual Roles, 35169 [26OC]

Smith—No Rules Broken—He Says Politics Led to Complaint, 35175 [26OC]

State's First Black Congressman—Hawkins—An Era Ends, 1484 [7FE]

Trail From Rosebud Led to U.S. Congress, 33272 [23OC]

Tribute to Representative Whitten, 9444 [3MY]

Twelve Is Enough, 9188 [2MY]

Twelve's the Limit, 8103 [24AP]

U.S. House Candidates Obliged To Take Federal Budget Stand, 27648 [4OC]

Unchanging House, 9666 [8MY]

Unusual PIPCO Deal Helps Smith Cut Losses, 35170 [26OC]

Voters Roar, 25258 [20SE]

Weber—Policy Maven, 1556 [7FE]

William Harrison Built Foundation of Public Service, 32620 [23OC]

Bills and resolutions

Adjournment (see H. Con. Res. 256, 299, 334, 347)

———define the type that prevents the Presidential return of a bill (H.R. 849), consideration (see H. Res. 472)

———define type that prevents the return of a bill by the President (see S. 2962)

———sine die (see H. Con. Res. 399)

Anderson, Representative: authorizing the printing of transcript of proceedings incident to presentation of portrait (see H. Res. 506)

Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: amend relative to Member salaries (see H.R. 5585, 5587, 5713, 5784; H. Res. 481)

Budget: establish timetable for congressional process (see H. Con. Res. 361)

Bush, President: committee to notify the President of assembly (see H. Res. 302)

———inform that a quorum of each House is assembled (see S. Res. 229)

———notify of completion of business (see H. Res. 544)

Capitol Building and Grounds: designate the Lindy Claiborne Boggs Congressional Women's Reading Room (see H. Res. 525)

———printing of an historical brochure on the functions as the seat of the legislative branch of Government (see S. Con. Res. 118)

Capitol Police: establish Director of Employment Practices position (see H. Res. 420)

Civic Achievement Award Program: private sector support (see H.J. Res. 587)

Committee on Aging (Select): funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 322)

Committee on Agriculture: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 333)

———funds for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 341)

Committee on Armed Services: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 323)

Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs: funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 310)

———membership (see H. Res. 431)

Committee on Children, Youth, and Families (Select): expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 337)

Committee on Education and Labor: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 329)

Committee on Energy and Commerce: funds for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 339)

Committee on Foreign Affairs: funds for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 340)

Committee on Government Operations: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 332)

———funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 343)

Committee on House Administration: funding for expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 318)

Committee on Hunger (Select): expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 328)

Committee on Intelligence (Select): expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 325)

Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 324)

Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 335)

Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control (Select): funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 320)

Committee on Post Office and Civil Service: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 316)

———order of membership (see H. Res. 401)

Committee on Public Works and Transportation: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 331)

———order of Republican members (see H. Res. 353)

Committee on Rules: funding for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 311)

Committee on Science, Space, and Technology: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 321)

Committee on Small Business: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 336)

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 313)

Committee on the District of Columbia: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 334)

———funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 315)

Committee on the Judiciary: expenses for investigations and studies (see H. Res. 326)

Committee on Veterans' Affairs: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 319)

Committee on Waste, Fraud, and Abuses in Federal Agencies (Select): establish (see H. Res. 390)

Committee on Ways and Means: funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 307)

Committee reports: amend rules to require that accompanying bills include estimates of their costs computed on a per taxpayer basis (see H. Res. 374)

Committees of the House: designating membership (see H. Res. 412)

———designating membership on certain standing committees (see H. Res. 345)

———funding for expenses of investigations and studies (see H. Res. 346)

———limit the number of years a Member may serve on a particular committee (see H. Res. 406)

Communications: acquisiton of telecommunications devices for the deaf (see H. Res. 358)

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (see S. 2595)

Congress: adjournment (see H. Con. Res. 360)

———inform House of Representatives that a quorum of the Senate is assembled (see S. Res. 228)

Congressional employees: apply rights and protections of compensatory time provisions (see H. Res. 436)

Congressional Leadership Group: establish (see S. Con. Res. 149)

Constitutional amendment: 4-year terms and limit terms served (see H.J. Res. 600)

Constitutional amendments: limit congressional terms (see S.J. Res. 235; H.J. Res. 684)

———terms of office for President, Vice President, and Members of Congress (see H.J. Res. 569)

Courts: payment of a claim settlement in the case of Representative Dellums v. James M. Powell (see S. Res. 294)

District of Columbia: treatment as Maryland residents for purposes of participation in Federal elections (see H.R. 4193)

Drug abuse: mandatory drug testing (see H. Res. 451)

Ecology: mandatory recycling program (see H. Res. 385)

Elections: amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (see H.R. 5400)

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (see H.R. 5160, 5354, 5406)

———require the FEC to match contributions made by individuals to certain candidates (see H.R. 4180)

———television broadcast time for candidates for Federal elective office (see S. 2964)

———voluntary expenditure limitations for House of Representatives elections (see H.R. 4298)

Ethics Reform Act: technical changes (see H.J. Res. 553)

Federal employees: apply certain compensatory time off provisions to certain employees (see H. Res. 363)

Ford, Representative William D.: printing of transcript of proceedings of portrait presentation (see H. Con. Res. 272)

Frank, Representative: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation (see H. Res. 442)

Franking privilege: accounting of mass mailings (see H.R. 5156)

———limit the number of mass mailings (see H.R. 5430)

Gerald R. Ford House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: designate (see H. Res. 402)

Grassroots Campaigning and Election Reform Act: enact (see S. 2265)

Hawkins, Representative: authorizing the printing of transcript of proceedings incident to presentation of portrait (see H. Res. 515)

Hour of meeting (see H. Res. 304)

House Information Systems: expenses of activities (see H. Res. 317)

House Rules: waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (see H.J. Res. 682; H. Res. 497, 512, 527, 533)

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions and provide recess authority (see H. Res. 482)

Income: congressional salaries relative to deficit reduction agreement (see H.R. 5865)

Iraq: congressional views (see H. Con. Res. 374)

Kaptur, Representative: elect to Committee on Appropriations (see H. Res. 401)

Legislative Reorganization Act: waive adjournment provisions (see S. Con. Res. 142)

Mail: limit the amount allowable by Members (see H. Res. 386, 387)

Mass mailings: inclusion of certain information by Members (see H. Res. 349)

Members: eliminate salary increase (see H.R. 5613)

Members of Congress: election to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives (see H. Res. 375)

Middle East: joint session to receive message from the President (see H. Con. Res. 365)

Mink, Representative: election to the Committees on Education and Labor and Government Operations (see H. Res. 499)

Molinari, Representative: election to Committee on Public Works and Transportation (see H. Res. 367)

National archives: improve archival management of congressional records (see H.R. 5466)

North Atlantic Assembly: criteria for the cochairmenship of the House and Senate delegations (see H.R. 5887)

102d Congress: early organization (see H. Res. 543)

Panama: procurement of certain information on the invasion in December 1989 (see H. Res. 411)

Photography: authorizing the official pictures while in session (see H. Res. 344)

Political campaigns: develop finance reform legislation (see H. Res. 347)

———eliminating certain functions of the Sec. of the Senate and Clerk of the House (see H.R. 5036)

———finance reform (see H.R. 4282)

———financing reform (see H.R. 3947)

———limitation on certain contributions to House candidates (see H.R. 5032)

———regulating use of franked mail by Members of the House (see H.R. 5035)

———standards for establishing congressional districts and limiting gerrymandering (see H.R. 5037)

Proceedings: integrity (see H. Res. 330)

Quorum: inform the Senate of assemblage (see H. Res. 303)

Recycled materials: purchase of recycled paper and paper products (see H.R. 4523; H. Con. Res. 304)

Rules: amend (see H. Res. 539)

———amend relative to disclosure of Members names who have signed a discharge petition filed with the Clerk (see H. Res. 383)

———amend relative to the germaneness requirement (see H. Res. 454)

———consideration of motions to suspend certain (see H. Res. 479)

———privilege of the floor (see H. Res. 362)

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (see H. Res. 489, 517)

Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives: printing of revised edition for the 102d Congress (see H. Res. 546)

Savings and loan associations: independent counsel investigation of Federal officials involved in scandal (see H. Res. 407)

Smoking: regulate in public areas (see H. Res. 418)

Speaker of the House: authorizing to declare recesses (see H. Res. 513, 518, 528)

———authorizing to entertain motions to suspend rules (see H. Res. 534)

———expression of gratitude (see H. Res. 545)

State of the Union Message: joint session (see H. Con. Res. 242)

Terms of office (see H. Con. Res. 302)

Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: designate (see H. Res. 402)

``Understanding Congress'': authorize printing of bicentennial research conference proceedings (see H. Con. Res. 338)

Certificates of election

Mink, Patsy: Benjamin J. Cayetano, Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, 26307 [27SE]

Molinari, Susan, 5448 [27MR]

Serrano, Jose E., 5448 [27MR]

Washington, Craig A.: William P. Clements, Jr., Governor of Texas, 2 [23JA]

Commentaries

Child care services legislation: Representative Pease, 3827 [7MR]

Communications from

Budget: report, 2715 (EC2584) [27FE]

Personal financial disclosure statements: report, 20242 (EC3637) [27JY]

Receipts and expenditures: report, 11397 (EC3213) [21MY]

Receipts and expenditures of Clerk's office: report, 23475 (EC3762) [5SE]

Rules: report, 34 (EC2240) [23JA]

Declarations

Democratic Party agenda for the 1990's, 15709-15711 [26JN]

Designated Speaker pro tempore

Bonior, Representative, 5234 [26MR], 8711 [30AP], 20138 [27JY], 23494 [6SE], 24612 [14SE], 27505 [4OC]

Fazio, Representative, 11811 [23MY]

Gephardt, Representative, 873 [31JA], 2105 [21FE], 2290 [22FE], 4738 [21MR], 8230 [25AP], 9201 [2MY], 9822 [9MY], 12591 [5JN], 23460 [5SE]

Gray, Representative, 9496 [7MY], 20697 [31JY]

Hayes, Representative James A., 13513 [11JN]

Hoyer, Representative, 12228 [24MY], 19116 [25JY], 22495 [3AU], 24749 [17SE], 26681 [30SE], 36907 [27OC]

Kildee, Representative, 15438 [25JN]

Levine, Representative, 24203 [13SE]

Mazzoli, Representative, 14308 [18JN], 17510 [16JY], 23615 [10SE], 24689 [17SE]

Montgomery, Representative, 4488 [19MR]

Murtha, Representative, 19701 [26JY], 29645 [16OC]

Obey, Representative, 29015 [13OC]

Whitten, Representative, 11291 [21MY], 25271 [21SE]

Essays

Celebration With Substance—The Observance of the Bicentennial of the U.S. Congress: Charlene B. Bickford, 7883-7887 [23AP]

Eulogies

Edward W. Pattison: by Mark P. Pattison, 28443 [10OC]

Samuel S. Stratton: Representative Solomon, 25028 [19SE]

Explanations

What's wrong with the Michel/LaFalce Republican Civil Rights Act substitute, 21995 [2AU]

Financial statements

Downey, Representative, 9118 [2MY]

Frost, Representative, 11409 [21MY]

Kastenmeier, Representative, 11124 [18MY]

Mazzoli, 22107 [3AU]

Sensenbrenner, Representative, 9131 [2MY]

Guidelines

Policy for radio interview table in Speaker's Lobby, 11425 [22MY]

History

Bills Enacted Into Public Law, 101st. Cong., 1st. Sess., D1 [23JA]

Interviews

Representative Boggs and daughters, People (magazine), 23683 [10SE]

Invocations

Dwight D. Eisenhower birthday centennial ceremonies: James D. Ford, 5435 [27MR]

Letters

Additional FBI agents for the DEA: several Representatives and Senators, 16370 [28JN]

Balanced budget constitutional amendment discharge petition: Donnald K. Anderson, 15362 [22JN]

Clerk-hire allowance: Committee on House Administration, 4471 [15MR]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation of Representative Denny Smith: Representative Denny Smith, 35165, 35167 [26OC]

———Representatives Dixon and Myers, 35165 [26OC]

———Robert F. Bauer, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, 35166 [26OC]

Congressional mass mailings: Senator Nickles, 12212 [5JN]

———Senator Reid, 12212 [5JN]

Congressional priorities: Delbert Haney, 26917 [1OC]

Congressional term limitation: Byron L. Johnson, 12482 [24MY]

———D.R. (Billy) Matthews, 8973 [1MY]

———David W. Dennis, 8807 [30AP]

———Eldon Rudd, 10401 [15MY]

———Hiram L. Fong, 9810 [9MY]

———James F. Lloyd, 11274 [21MY]

———James R. Mann, 11081 [17MY]

———John O. Marsh, Jr., 10092 [10MY]

———John S. Wold, 10790 [16MY]

———National Federation of Independent Business, 18089 [18JY]

———Samuel H. Young, 9541 [7MY]

———Stuyvesant Wainwright II, 9630 [8MY]

———William D. Hathaway, 11803 [23MY]

Constitutional amendment to limit congressional terms: Clair W. Burgener, 4933 [21MR]

Death of Edward W. Pattison: Pattison family, 28443 [10OC]

Ethics Reform Act technical changes: C. Boyden Gray, 7940 [24AP]

———Office of Government Ethics, 7941 [24AP]

Evaluation of rules for Congressional Record deletions and insertions: Charles McC. Mathias, Jr. (1986), 37125 [27OC]

Limit congressional terms of office: Abner W. Sibal, 5433 [27MR]

———Jorge L. Cordova, 5691 [28MR]

———Marion T. Bennett, 5328 [26MR]

Members of Congress income: Representative Dingell, 23939 [11SE]

———Representatives Jacobs and Hank Brown, 23939 [11SE]

Members of Congress' terms of office: Abner W. Sibal, 8705 [27AP]

———James L. Buckley, 8528 [26AP]

National Voter Registration Act: National Association of Counties, 25905 [26SE]

———National Association of Towns and Townships, 25904 [26SE]

———National League of Cities, 25904 [26SE]

Poem to the Congress: Lowell Howard, 27243 [3OC]

Restriction of smoking in House of Representatives buildings: Fran Du Melle, Scott D. Ballin, and John H. Madigan Jr., 15050 [20JN]

Satirical comment on Members of Congress' position, 27418 [3OC]

Task Force on the Congressional Record: Representative Manton, 37125 [27OC]

Tribute to Representative Nelson: personal staff members, 37116 [27OC]

Lists

Bills enacted into public law, 101st. Cong., 1st. sess., D1 [23JA]

Bills vetoed, 101st. Cong., 1st. sess., D1 [23JA]

Colleges, universities, and high schools visited under the Campus Fellows Program, 10845-10847 [17MY]

Committee on the Budget staff privileges of the floor, 28036 [8OC]

Cosponsors of H.J. Res. 667, National Federation of the Blind Day, 31024 [18OC]

Deceased former Members of the House, 10849 [17MY]

Delegation to Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt, 23479 [5SE]

Groups opposed to the Michel/LaFalce Republican substitute to the Civil Rights Act of 1990, 21995 [2AU]

Legislative program, 29016 [13OC]

Republican Members having taken the pledge against higher taxes, 27396 [3OC]

Sponsors of the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, 10847-10849 [17MY]

Memorandums

Access to Classified MIA/POW Material: Ann M. Griffiths, 28807 [12OC]

Personal Health Assessment: Edward W. Pattison, 28443 [10OC]

Memorials of legislature

Hawaii, 13262 [6JN]

Kansas, 16437 [28JN]

Louisiana, 18547 [20JY]

Virginia, 13263 [6JN], 14229 [14JN]

Motions

Adjournment, 22195 [3AU], 25521 [24SE]

Elections: amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), instruct conferees, 26022 [26SE], 31942 [22OC]

Flag—U.S.: review constitutionality of protection statute (H. Res. 362), 4997 [22MR]

Frank, Representative: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation (H. Res. 440), 19730 [26JY]

Journal: question of approval, 4488 [19MR], 14872 [20JN]

Notices

Liability of WXIN-TV, Indianapolis, IN, in overcharging political candidates for broadcast time: FCC, 14868 [20JN]

Oaths administered

Mink, Patsy, 26307 [27SE]

Mink, Patsy T., 27393 [3OC]

Molinari, Susan, 5448 [27MR]

Serrano, Jose E., 5696 [28MR]

Washington, Craig A., 2 [23JA]

Obituaries

Samuel Stratton Dies—Was N.Y. Congressman, 24666 [17SE]

Walter D. Harris, Jr, 487 [24JA]

Pledge

Pledge of Allegiance, 2 [23JA], 418 [24JA], 495 [25JA], 656 [29JA], 711 [30JA], 874 [31JA], 1005 [1FE], 1176 [5FE], 1212 [6FE], 1487 [7FE], 1873 [20FE], 2105 [21FE], 2290 [22FE], 2493 [26FE], 2638 [27FE], 2885 [28FE], 3071 [1MR], 3265 [5MR], 3441 [6MR], 3612 [7MR], 3836 [8MR], 4236 [12MR], 4255 [13MR], 4324 [14MR], 4414 [15MR], 4491 [19MR], 4530 [20MR], 4739 [21MR], 4987 [22MR], 5234 [26MR], 5435 [27MR], 5696 [28MR], 5947 [29MR], 6175 [2AP], 6262 [3AP], 6615 [4AP], 7273 [18AP], 7400 [19AP], 7847 [23AP], 7912 [24AP], 8230 [25AP], 8340 [26AP], 8711 [30AP], 8982 [1MY], 9201 [2MY], 9301 [3MY], 9496 [7MY], 9640 [8MY], 9823 [9MY], 9944 [10MY], 10220 [14MY], 10414 [15MY], 10606 [16MY], 10838 [17MY], 11291 [21MY], 11424 [22MY], 11811 [23MY], 12109 [24MY], 12591 [5JN], 13160 [6JN], 13302 [7JN], 13513 [11JN], 13593 [12JN], 13907 [13JN], 14022 [14JN], 14596 [19JN], 14872 [20JN], 15228 [21JN], 15438 [25JN], 15632 [26JN], 15746 [27JN], 16100 [28JN], 16637 [10JY], 16825 [11JY], 17205 [12JY], 17437 [13JY], 17510 [16JY], 17734 [17JY], 17862 [18JY], 18249 [19JY], 18471 [20JY], 18671 [23JY], 18818 [24JY], 19117 [25JY], 19701 [26JY], 20138 [27JY], 20369 [30JY], 20697 [31JY], 21237 [1AU], 21931 [2AU], 22132 [3AU], 23460 [5SE], 23494 [6SE], 23615 [10SE], 23787 [11SE], 23952 [12SE], 24204 [13SE], 24612 [14SE], 24689 [17SE], 24895 [18SE], 25116 [19SE], 25271 [21SE], 25435 [24SE], 25558 [25SE], 26005 [26SE], 26187 [27SE], 26562 [28SE], 26681 [30SE], 26743 [1OC], 27038 [2OC], 27261 [3OC], 27506 [4OC], 27687 [5OC], 27899 [6OC], 27943 [7OC], 28010 [8OC], 28246 [10OC], 28598 [11OC], 28719 [12OC], 29015 [13OC], 29123 [15OC], 29646 [16OC], 30106 [17OC], 30958 [18OC], 31093 [19OC], 31449 [20OC], 31662 [21OC], 31907 [22OC], 32617 [23OC], 33610 [24OC], 34080 [25OC], 34485 [26OC], 36797 [27OC]

Poems

``101st Congress,'' Representative Tony Hall, 37094 [27OC]

``Perfect Law,'' George Crady, 10843 [17MY]

``These Venerate Halls,'' Lowell Howard, 27243 [3OC]

Prayers

Ford, James David, 1 [23JA], 418 [24JA], 495 [25JA], 656 [29JA], 711 [30JA], 1005 [1FE], 1176 [5FE], 1212 [6FE], 2493 [26FE], 2638 [27FE], 2885 [28FE], 3071 [1MR], 3265 [5MR], 3612 [7MR], 3836 [8MR], 4236 [12MR], 4255 [13MR], 4488 [19MR], 4987 [22MR], 5234 [26MR], 5435 [27MR], 6175 [2AP], 6262 [3AP], 7273 [18AP], 8230 [25AP], 8340 [26AP], 8711 [30AP], 8982 [1MY], 9496 [7MY], 10414 [15MY], 10605 [16MY], 10838 [17MY], 11291 [21MY], 11424 [22MY], 11811 [23MY], 12109 [24MY], 12591 [5JN], 13160 [6JN], 13302 [7JN], 13513 [11JN], 13907 [13JN], 14022 [14JN], 14308 [18JN], 14596 [19JN], 15228 [21JN], 15632 [26JN], 15746 [27JN], 16100 [28JN], 16637 [10JY], 16825 [11JY], 17205 [12JY], 17437 [13JY], 17510 [16JY], 17734 [17JY], 17862 [18JY], 18249 [19JY], 18471 [20JY], 18671 [23JY], 18818 [24JY], 19116 [25JY], 19701 [26JY], 20138 [27JY], 20369 [30JY], 20697 [31JY], 21237 [1AU], 22131 [3AU], 23460 [5SE], 23615 [10SE], 23787 [11SE], 24612 [14SE], 24689 [17SE], 25116 [19SE], 25271 [21SE], 25435 [24SE], 25558 [25SE], 26187 [27SE], 26681 [30SE], 26743 [1OC], 27039 [2OC], 27261 [3OC], 27699 [5OC], 27899 [6OC], 27943 [7OC], 28010 [8OC], 28246 [10OC], 28719 [12OC], 29015 [13OC], 29123 [15OC], 29645 [16OC], 30106 [17OC], 30958 [18OC], 31093 [19OC], 31449 [20OC], 31662 [21OC], 31907 [22OC], 34080 [25OC], 34485 [26OC], 36797 [27OC]

Prayers by visitors

Ashbury, Maurice, 13593 [12JN]

Barsamian, Khajag, 7847 [23AP]

Chinn, Barry, 28598 [11OC]

Christian, Donald F., 1873 [20FE], 5947 [29MR]

Christian, Ronald F., 4738 [21MR], 9301 [3MY], 15438 [25JN], 24895 [18SE]

Easterling, Michael B., 3440 [6MR]

French, Calvin V., 1487 [7FE]

Garrett, James L., Jr., 10220 [14MY]

Garrison, Tom, 27505 [4OC]

Gilmour, Neil, 4324 [14MR]

Hackney, James W., 9822 [9MY]

Holmes, William, 21930 [2AU]

Lyons, James, 2105 [21FE]

Mallon, Charles A., 26561 [28SE]

Marcus, Ray, 24203 [13SE]

Merritt, Andrew, 33610 [24OC]

Miciunas, Anthony, 2290 [22FE]

Morrison, B. Ross, 14872 [20JN]

O'Brien, Patrick, 32617 [23OC]

Peterson, John O., 26004 [26SE]

Saltzman, David B., 23494 [6SE]

Schneier, Arthur, 9639 [8MY]

Spielman, Irving, 23952 [12SE]

St. Andrews, Barbara, 873 [31JA]

Tabachnikoff, Barry, 7912 [24AP]

Tanner, Douglas, 9944 [10MY]

Tokes, Laszlo, 4413 [15MR]

Trusel, James, 7400 [19AP]

Van Dyke, Joe, 5695 [28MR]

Witman, Frank, 9201 [2MY]

Wooldridge, Samuel J., 6615 [4AP]

Zimmerman, Matthew A., 4529 [20MR]

Press releases

Congressional term limitation: National Federation of Independent Business, 18089 [18JY]

Smith guilty of ethical misconduct, complaint charges: Representative Anthony, 35165 [26OC]

Programs

George Washington's Birthday observance ceremonies, 2640 [27FE]

Remarks in House

Adjournment, 887 [31JA], 4274 [13MR], 4503 [19MR], 5236 [26MR], 6668 [4AP], 7334 [18AP]

———joint rule relating to sine die (H.J. Res. 7), 20178 [27JY]

———sine die (H. Con. Res. 399), 34543 [26OC], 36850 [27OC]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 299), 6615 [4AP]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 334), 12244 [24MY]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 347), 16108 [28JN]

Akaka, Representative: farewell to the House, 10415 [15MY]

All-night crime watch: congressional vigil, 14941 [20JN], 14949 [25JN]-14962, 14964-15037 [20JN]

Anderson, Representative: authorizing the printing of transcript of proceedings incident to presentation of portrait (H. Res. 506), 34959 [26OC]

Appropriations: amend rules relative to resolutions making (H. Res. 18), 9445 [3MY]

———legislation, 32618 [23OC]

Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: amend relative to Member salaries, 27901 [6OC]

———amend relative to Member salaries (H. Res. 481), 26461 [27SE]

———amend relative to Member salaries (H.R. 5585), 25159 [19SE]

———amend relative to Member salaries (H.R. 5587), 23938 [11SE]

Banks and banking: encourage independent counsel investigation relative to Federal officials involved in the savings and loan scandal (H. Res. 407), 14729 [20JN]

Brooks, Representative: appreciation for prayers and concern, ***** [25JA]

Budget: adjournment relative to budget agreement, 26019 [26SE]

———balance, 30963 [18OC]

———establish timetable for congressional process (H. Con. Res. 361), 22252-22255 [3AU]

———impact of deficit reduction agreement, 28246, 28249, 28250, 28251 [10OC], 30115 [17OC]

Bush, President: committee to notify the President of assembly (H. Res. 302), 3 [23JA]

———communications with Congress relative to intelligence activities, 33684-33693 [24OC]

———exercising veto authority, 32620 [23OC]

———notification of quorum, 8 [23JA]

———notify of completion of business (H. Res. 544), 36884 [27OC]

Calendar Wednesday, 888 [31JA], 8386 [26AP]

Capitol Building and Grounds: designate the Lindy Claiborne Boggs Congressional Women's Reading Room (H. Res. 525), 34164, 34165 [25OC]

———printing of an historical brochure on the functions as the seat of the legislative branch of Government (S. Con. Res. 118), 22485 [3AU]

Capitol Police: establish Director of Employment Practices position (H. Res. 420), 15693 [26JN]

Children's Hospital: fundraiser baseball game, 19118 [25JY]

Civic Achievement Award Program: private sector support (H.J. Res. 587), 29154 [15OC], 29155 [17OC]

———tribute, 32613 [23OC]

Clerk of the House: briefs relative to review of constitutionality of U.S. flag protection statute, 5007 [22MR]

Commission on the Bicentenary of the House of Representatives: report, 27739 [5OC]

Committee on Appropriations: appreciation to Members on the defense subcommittee, 34102 [25OC]

Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs: membership (H. Res. 431), 17209 [12JY]

Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries: permission to sit, 11495 [22MY]

Committee on Rules: procedures relative to introduction of child care legislation, 4497 [19MR]

Committee on Standards of Official Conduct: ethics violations, 35207 [26OC]

———investigate violations of procedure, 3837, 3838, 3839 [8MR]

Committee on Waste, Fraud, and Abuses in Federal Agencies (Select): establish (H. Res. 390), 10118 [10MY]

Committee reports: amend rules to require that accompanying bills include estimates of their costs computed on a per taxpayer basis (H. Res. 374), 6603 [3AP]

Committee to Inform President Congress Has Completed Business: report, 36905 [27OC]

Committees: authorizing printing of reports filed after sine die adjournment, 36906 [27OC]

Committees of the House: designating membership (H. Res. 412), 14022 [14JN]

———designating membership on certain standing committees (H. Res. 345), 2640 [27FE]

———funding for expenses of investigations and studies (H. Res. 346), 4748-4758 [21MR]

Communications: acquisiton of telecommunications devices for the deaf (H. Res. 358), 4326 [14MR]

———newsletters to constituents, 17510 [16JY]

Congress: adjournment, 34487 [26OC]

———delay adjournment to address economic issues, 22133, 22136 [3AU]

———elections, 34489 [26OC]

———legislative priorities, 27971-27974 [7OC]

———limit terms, 25162 [19SE]

Congressional Black Caucus: budget proposal, 16104 [28JN]

———budget substitute, 9014-9029 [1MY]

Congressional employees: staff appropriations, 31676-31683 [21OC]

———tribute to folding room staff, 28716 [11OC]

Congressional Record: grant Members privilege to extend and revise remarks until last edition of 101st Congress, 36906 [27OC]

Constitutional amendments: limit congressional terms, 35998 [26OC]

———limit congressional terms (S.J. Res. 235), 28249 [10OC]

Cooper, Representative: statement by Representative Michel, 15326 [21JN]

Crime and criminals: House delay over President's legislation package, 7277, 7280 [18AP]

Crockett, Representative: announcement of retirement, 5699 [28MR]

Democratic caucus: convening, 26690 [30SE]

———notice of meeting, 6312 [3AP]

Democratic Party: agenda, 15708-15713 [26JN]

———congressional relations with Bush administration, 4531 [20MR]

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations and prescribing military personnel levels (H.R. 4739), parliamentary inquiry, 23807, 23808 [11SE]

District of Columbia: shadow Senators and Representatives, 1527 [7FE]

———treatment as Maryland residents for purposes of participation in Federal elections (H.R. 4193), 3842 [8MR]

Economic conditions: Democratic Party policies, 1877 [20FE]

Elections: amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), 21239, 21601, 21603 [1AU], 22134, 22135, 22136, 22196-22251 [3AU], 23051, 23111 [3AU], 26026 [27SE], 31711 [21OC]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), appointment of conferees, 26022-26030 [26SE]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), consideration (H. Res. 453), 22182-22195 [3AU]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), motion to instruct conferees, 31942-31949 [22OC]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), permission for Representative Michel to submit an amendment, 22025 [2AU]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits, 419 [24JA], 660 [29JA], 874 [31JA], 958 [1AU], 4415 [15MR], 4486 [15MR], 7915 [24AP], 8231, 8232 [25AP], 8341, 8342 [26AP], 8982, 8983, 8984 [1MY], 9207, 9243 [2MY], 9302, 9305, 9306, 9307 [3MY], 9825, 9827 [9MY], 9944, 9946 [10MY], 10118 [10MY], 10416 [15MY], 10606 [16MY], 14481 [18JN], 17862 [18JY], 20698, 20700, 20701, 20703 [31JY], 21237, 21238, 21241, 21242 [1AU], 31449, 31479 [20OC], 31908 [22OC]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 5160), 15728 [26JN]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (H.R. 5354), 18821 [24JY]

———role of constituents in campaign finance, 10609 [16MY]

Ethics Reform Act: technical changes (H.J. Res. 553), 7933-7941 [24AP]

Federal employees: apply certain compensatory time off provisions to certain employees (H. Res. 363), 4990 [22MR]

Federal Home Loan Bank Board: report on investigation of congressional influence, 14030 [14JN]

Flag—U.S.: review constitutionality of protection statute (H. Res. 362), 4993, 4994, 4996 [22MR]

Floor statements, 17205, 17206 [12JY]

Ford, Representative William D.: printing of transcript of proceedings of portrait presentation (H. Con. Res. 272), 9661 [8MY]

Former Members: reception, 10843-10850 [17MY]

Frank, Representative: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation (H. Res. 440), 19120 [25JY], 19718-19732 [26JY], 19784, 19786 [26JY]

———Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation (H. Res. 442), 19705-19717 [26JY], 19776, 19786 [26JY]

Franking privilege: accounting of mass mailings (H.R. 5156), 15745 [26JN]

———limit the number of mass mailings, 21241 [1AU]

Gerald R. Ford House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: designate (H. Res. 402), 12556 [24MY], 23632-23635 [10SE]

Hawkins, Representative: authorizing the printing of transcript of proceedings incident to presentation of portrait (H. Res. 515), 34960 [26OC]

Hour of meeting, 3836 [8MR], 9051 [1MY]

Hour of meeting (H. Res. 304), 3 [23JA]

House of Representatives: tribute to Speaker and minority leader, 36825 [27OC]

House Rules: waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 489), 27733, 27734 [5OC]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 517), 31912 [22OC]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 527), 34084-34086 [25OC]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 533), 34501 [26OC]

Hyde, Representative: apology to Representative Frank, 30116 [17OC]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 30964 [18OC]

———congressional salaries relative to deficit reduction agreement (H.R. 5865), 31078 [19OC]

Intelligence services: congressional approval of covert activities, 30216-30229 [17OC]

Iraq: congressional views (H. Con. Res. 374), 25161 [19SE]

Journal: question of approval, 418 [24JA], 656 [29JA], 873 [31JA], 3440 [6MR], 4413 [15MR], 4488-4491 [19MR], 4529 [20MR], 4738 [21MR], 5695 [28MR], 9301 [3MY], 9639 [8MY], 9822 [9MY], 10605 [16MY], 10838 [17MY], 13160 [6JN], 13302 [7JN], 14596 [19JN], 14872 [20JN], 15228 [21JN], 19116 [25JY], 21930 [2AU], 22131 [3AU], 24203 [13SE], 25116 [19SE], 25558 [25SE], 26004 [26SE], 26187 [27SE], 26561 [28SE], 27505 [4OC], 27909 [6OC], 29645 [16OC], 30106 [17OC]

Law enforcement: support of police officers, 26013 [26SE]

Leadership, 28599 [11OC]

Leave of absence: granted, 26174 [26SE]

Legislative priorities, 5234 [26MR]

Legislative procedure, 22182 [3AU]

Legislative program, 445 [24JA], 887, 888 [31JA], 1215 [6FE], 1524 [7FE], 2115 [21FE], 2906 [28FE], 3633 [7MR], 4452 [15MR], 4535 [20MR], 5019 [22MR], 5511, 5516 [27MR], 5764 [28MR], 6041, 6045, 6046 [29MR], 6312 [3AP], 7419, 7420, 7439 [19AP], 7956 [24AP], 8385 [26AP], 8985 [1MY], 9244 [2MY], 9310 [3MY], 9686 [8MY], 9876 [9MY], 9991 [10MY], 10440 [15MY], 10918, 10919 [17MY], 12227 [24MY], 13235 [6JN], 13323 [7JN], 13599 [12JN], 14101 [14JN], 15326 [21JN], 15659 [26JN], 16159, 16160 [28JN], 16677 [10JY], 17482 [13JY], 18363 [19JY], 18535, 18536, 18537 [20JY], 19213 [25JY], 19705 [26JY], 20219, 20220, 20221 [27JY], 20433 [30JY], 22252 [3AU], 24248, 24311, 24312 [13SE], 24741 [17SE], 25157, 25158 [19SE], 25500, 25522 [24SE], 25579, 25608 [25SE], 26005, 26151 [26SE], 26230, 26309 [27SE], 26568 [28SE], 26743, 26861 [1OC], 27354 [3OC], 27589 [4OC], 27714, 27715, 27746 [5OC], 27921-27924, 27936 [6OC], 27943, 27955-27958, 28006 [7OC], 28010, 28012 [8OC], 28399 [10OC], 28677 [11OC], 28776 [12OC], 29015 [13OC], 29948 [16OC], 31021 [18OC], 31152 [19OC], 31524 [20OC], 31914 [22OC], 32707 [23OC], 33735, 33739 [24OC], 34144 [25OC], 35086, 35123, 35181, 35254 [26OC], 36810, 36811, 36845, 36851, 37002 [27OC]

Legislative Reorganization Act: waive adjournment provisions (S. Con. Res. 142), 21238 [1AU]

Mail: limit the amount allowable by Members (H. Res. 386), 9209 [2MY], 12212 [5JN]

———limit the amount allowable by Members (H. Res. 387), 9202 [2MY]

Mandela, Nelson: joint meeting of Congress to receive, 14101 [14JN]

Matsunaga, Spark M.: House adjournment as mark of respect (H. Res. 377), 7275 [18AP]

``Medical Alert'': authorize printing as House document (H. Res. 282), 9065, 9066 [1MY]

Members of Congress: election to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives (H. Res. 375), 6615 [4AP]

———ethics investigations, 18915-18917 [24JY]

———impact of extra sessions on personal lives, 27908 [6OC], 27944 [7OC]

Michel, Representative: campaign ethics reform and contribution limits, 20698 [31JY]

Middle East: joint session to receive message from the President (H. Con. Res. 365), 23495 [6SE], 23919 [11SE]

Mink, Patsy: swearing in as Member of the House of Representatives, 26307 [27SE]

Mink, Representative: election to the Committees on Education and Labor and Government Operations (H. Res. 499), 28247 [10OC]

Minority Leader: authorizing to accept resignations, appoint commissions, boards and committees during adjournment, 36906 [27OC]

———authorizing to accept resignations, appoint commissions, boards, and committees during adjournment, 12228 [24MY]

Minority leader: authorizing to accept resignations and appoint commissions, boarda, and committees during adjournment, 6616 [4AP]

Molinari, Representative: election to Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H. Res. 367), 5697 [28MR]

———introduction of new Member, 5448 [27MR]

———responding to tributes, 5448 [27MR]

———welcome, 5699 [28MR]

Narva, William: tribute upon retirement as attending physician, 10001-10005 [10MY]

Narva, William M.: tribute upon retirement as attending physician, 10005 [17MY], 12104 [23MY]

National Archives: congressional records, 22029 [2AU]

National objectives: legislative agenda, 874 [31JA]

———legislative agenda on social issues, 3657-3662 [7MR]

———legislative priorities, 27900, 27908 [6OC]

———public opinion, 9710 [8MY]

Nelson, Representative: tribute, 34491 [26OC]

O'Brien, Lawrence F., Jr.: tribute, 26895 [1OC]

Office buildings: regulate smoking in public areas (H. Res. 418), 15049 [20JN]

Office for the Bicentennial of the House: report, 27739 [5OC]

Official photograph, 4325 [14MR]

102d Congress: organization (H. Res. 543), 36874 [27OC]

Pages: tribute, 652 [25JA], 13299 [7JN]

Panama: congressional commendation for U.S. soldiers, 419, 420 [24JA]

Parliamentary inquiry, 5 [23JA], 4997, 5017 [22MR], 5516 [27MR], 6035 [29MR], 7402, 7405, 7406 [19AP], 8986 [1MY], 9228 [2MY], 9828, 9829, 9832, 9882 [9MY], 9983 [10MY], 10855 [17MY], 11425 [22MY], 11827, 11925, 11971 [23MY], 12144 [24MY], 13194, 13199 [6JN], 13606 [12JN], 14940 [20JN], 16157 [28JN], 16850 [11JY], 17205, 17206, 17280 [12JY], 17930 [18JY], 18291 [19JY], 19174, 19214, 19250 [25JY], 19705, 19706, 19717 [26JY], 21425, 21430, 21434, 21486 [1AU], 22181 [3AU], 23899, 23902 [11SE], 23997, 23998 [12SE], 24944, 24981, 24984, 24995, 24997 [18SE], 25522 [24SE], 25560, 25575, 25576, 25598, 25599 [25SE], 26227 [27SE], 26565 [28SE], 27043 [2OC], 27273 [3OC], 27511, 27523, 27524, 27535, 27590, 27599 [4OC], 27727 [5OC], 27968, 27979 [7OC], 28629, 28630, 28650, 28651, 28658 [11OC], 29233, 29248, 29286 [15OC], 29646, 29647, 29651, 29657, 29668, 29915, 29916 [16OC], 30115, 30206, 30231 [17OC], 31011, 31012, 31016 [18OC], 31152 [19OC], 31684, 31689, 31690, 31691, 31694, 31708 [21OC], 31947, 32386 [22OC], 32668, 32672, 32674 [23OC], 33676, 33720 [24OC], 34084, 34094 [25OC], 34901, 34981, 35123, 35162, 35208 [26OC], 36837, 36865, 36924, 36991, 36993 [27OC]

``Pepper'': opening of play about Claude D. Pepper, 14277 [14JN]

Pepper, Claude: issue commemorative postage stamp (H. Con. Res. 149), 4734 [20MR]

Photography: authorizing the official pictures while in session (H. Res. 344), 2640 [27FE]

Point of order, 6042 [29MR], 12202 [24MY], 15229, 15238 [21JN], 16138 [28JN], 17930 [18JY], 19160, 19189 [25JY], 20444, 20445 [30JY], 20824 [31JY], 21257, 21258, 21260, 21572 [1AU], 24315 [13SE], 25575 [25SE], 26101 [26SE], 26226, 26229 [27SE], 26774 [1OC], 28745 [12OC], 29217 [15OC], 29657 [16OC], 31517 [20OC], 31708, 31709 [21OC], 32346 [22OC], 32651 [23OC]

Political campaigns: contributions by national banks, corporations, and labor unions (H.R. 3798), 4256, 4257, 4258 [13MR]

———develop finance reform legislation (H. Res. 347), 2871 [27FE]

———require the FEC to match contributions made by individuals to certain candidates (H.R. 4180), 3596 [6MR]

———standards for establishing congressional districts and limiting gerrymandering (H.R. 5030-5039), 14030 [14JN]

Political parties: bipartisan cooperation on legislation, 25521 [24SE]

Porter, Representative: tribute to staff, wifes support, and expression of appreciation for honor to serve, 453 [24JA]

Position on missed: Miller, John, 32710 [23OC]

Postal Service: franking privileges, 12110 [24MY]

Proceedings: integrity (H. Res. 330), 1515-1517 [7FE], 1874 [20FE]

Quorum: inform the Senate of assemblage (H. Res. 303), 3 [23JA]

Recess, 1523 [7FE]

Recycled materials: require purchase of recycled paper and paper products (H.R. 4523), 7278 [18AP]

Reform, 35998 [26OC]

Republican Party: minority leadership, 27967 [7OC]

Rostenkowski, Representative: Loyola University's Diamond Anniversary Award, 9292 [2MY]

Roth, Representative: tribute to efforts in Navy investigation, 7391 [18AP]

Rules: amend relative to disclosure of Members names who have signed a discharge petition filed with the Clerk (H. Res. 383), 8235, 8299 [25AP]

———consideration of motions to suspend certain (H. Res. 479), 26224-26231 [27SE]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 512), 31098-31100, 31113 [19OC]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H. Res. 517), 32632 [23OC]

———waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H.J. Res. 682), 33735 [24OC]

Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives: printing of revised edition for the 102d Congress (H. Res. 546), 36906 [27OC]

Savage, Representative: allegations of wrongdoing, 9722 [8MY]

———missconduct allegations, 1014 [1FE]

Savings and loan associations: independent counsel investigation of Federal officials involved in scandal (H. Res. 407), 13163 [6JN], 13305 [7JN], 13595 [12JN], 13911 [13JN]

———independent counsel investigation of certain Federal officials (H. Res. 407), 14876 [20JN]

———investigation of certain Members of Congress activities, 17206 [12JY]

Sensenbrenner, Representative: House Clerk brief's misquotation of remarks during markup of H.R. 2978, 5006 [22MR]

Serrano, Representative: responding to tributes, 5696 [28MR]

———welcome, 5699 [28MR]

———welcome to House of Representatives, 5696 [28MR]

Smith, Representative Denny: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation, 35163-35177 [26OC]

Speaker: authorizing to accept resignations, appoint commissions, boards and committees during adjournment, 36906 [27OC]

———authorizing to accept resignations, appoint commissions, boards, and committees during adjournment, 12228 [24MY], 16160 [28JN]

———authorizing to accept resignations and appoint commissions, boarda, and committees during adjournment, 6616 [4AP]

———authorizing to declare recesses, 5019 [22MR]

———authorizing to declare recesses (H. Res. 528), 34084 [25OC]

———authorizng to declare recesses, 12228 [24MY]

———Democratic Party expression of appreciation for service, 36906 [27OC]

———expression of gratitude (H. Res. 545), 36906 [27OC]

Speaker of the House: authorizing to declare recesses (H. Res. 513), 31097 [19OC]

———authorizing to declare recesses (H. Res. 518), 31912 [22OC]

———authorizing to entertain motions to suspend rules (H. Res. 534), 34500, 34501 [26OC]

States: division of districts, 9642, 9665 [8MY]

Sullivan, Sec. of HHS: racial remark by a Member of Congress, 22132, 22133, 22134, 22135 [3AU], 23067, 23086 [3AU]

Taxation: policy of Democratic Party, 10418 [15MY]

Taxation issues, 16828 [11JY]

Television: Cable Satellite Public Affairs Network (C-SPAN) anniversary, 25435 [24SE]

Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: designate (H. Res. 402), 12556 [24MY], 23632-23635 [10SE]

Traxler, Representative: clarification of purpose of event hosted in the Rayburn House Office Building, 9205 [2MY]

———VFW Congressional Award recipient, 6349 [3AP]

``Understanding Congress'': authorize printing of bicentennial research conference proceedings (H. Con. Res. 338), 22486 [3AU]

Votes, correction: Byron, 27732 [5OC]

———Cooper, 19756 [26JY]

———Cox, 27133 [2OC], 30977 [18OC]

———Dorgan, 18251 [19JY]

———LaFalce, 30977 [18OC]

———Lehman, William, 22181 [3AU], 27528 [10OC]

———Mfume, 17245 [12JY], 37190 [2NO]

Votes, position on misrecorded: Tallon, 15826 [19SE]

Votes, position on missed: Ackerman, 10606 [21MY], 31506 [25OC]

———Akaka, 6625 [4AP]

———AuCoin, 12153 [24MY]

———Ballenger, 8273 [3MY], 11715 [23MY], 12090 [24MY], 16154 [28JN]

———Bentley, 12090 [23MY]

———Bereuter, 17481 [13JY]

———Bosco, 24308 [14SE]

———Broomfield, 13254 [7JN]

———Bruce, 20432, 20433 [30JY]

———Buechner, 20709 [2AU], 24308 [13SE]

———Campbell, Tom, 997 [31JA], 9665 [15MY], 20433 [30JY], 24741 [21SE], 27315 [5OC]

———Clarke, 17936 [18JY]

———Clement, 10642 [18MY], 15325 [21JN]

———Clements, 6045 [2AP]

———Clinger, 4346 [15MR], 12090 [13JN]

———Coleman, Ronald, 36818 [27OC]

———Conte, 10439 [16MY]

———Conyers, 3633 [15MR]

———Costello, 2664 [6MR], 15325 [22JN]

———Cox, 11976 [24MY]

———Crane, 4550 [21MR]

———Dixon, 18729 [23JY]

———Dorgan, 4997 [27MR], 26476 [28SE], 28610 [11OC], 31492 [20OC]

———Durbin, 7314 [23AP]

———Engel, 12175 [24MY], 31676 [21OC], 33833 [26OC]

———Fawell, 16149 [28JN]

———Fazio, 25154 [19SE]

———Fish, 27733 [5OC]

———Foglietta, 20219 [2AU]

———Gallegly, 9991 [10MY], 13254 [6JN]

———Gekas, 4547 [22MR]

———Geren, 20724 [31JY]

———Gilman, 10606 [16MY], 27506 [4OC], 27924 [6OC]

———Gingrich, 10440 [24MY]

———Goodling, 14095 [14JN], 17465 [13JY]

———Goss, 10900 [17MY], 31975 [22OC]

———Guarini, 13254 [7JN]

———Hammerschmidt, 12534 [24MY]

———Hastert, 24943 [18SE]

———Hatcher, 19146 [25JY]

———Henry, 34491 [26OC]

———Hoagland, 5513 [27MR]

———Houghton, 18882 [27JY], 26764 [2OC]

———Hoyer, 1515 [7FE]

———Hutto, 11491 [22MY], 11976 [23MY]

———James, 14611 [17JY], 27369 [3OC]

———John Miller, 7314, 8115 [24AP]

———Johnson, Nancy L., 24749 [27SE]

———Jones, Ben, 17297, 17736 [18JY]

———Kennedy, 14934 [20JN]

———Kostmayer, 17476 [16JY], 24749 [19SE]

———Lagomarsino, 2664 [28FE]

———Lewis, Tom, 2906 [28FE], 9045 [2MY], 10918 [17MY], 12212 [6JN], 20458 [30JY]

———Livingston, 27370 [4OC]

———Lowery, 27732 [10OC]

———Martin, Lynn, 13911 [13JN], 15239 [21JN]

———Mazzoli, 418 [5FE], 10918 [23MY], 13957 [18JN]

———McDade, 18332 [20JY]

———McDermott, 15325 [26JN], 20724 [31JY]

———McEwen, 10642 [19JY]

———McNulty, 26152 [27SE], 27138 [2OC], 29645 [17OC]

———Michel, 10900 [17MY]

———Miller, John, 8273 [8MY], 18332 [26JY]

———Mineta, 18378 [19JY], 29670 [16OC]

———Morella, 14095 [14JN]

———Morrison, Bruce, 23915 [13SE], 24022 [14SE], 24204 [13SE]

———Morrison, Bruce A., 2696 [27FE], 4550 [20MR], 10439 [15MY], 12213 [6JN], 14095 [20JN], 14671 [21JN], 15668 [26JN], 15826 [10JY], 16154 [28JN], 16881 [13JY], 17297, 17481 [16JY], 17913 [19JY], 18535 [20JY], 18729 [25JY], 18882 [26JY], 20192 [27JY], 20433 [30JY], 21955 [3AU], 24749 [17SE], 24943 [18SE], 25512, 26186 [27SE], 26690 [3OC], 26864 [2OC], 28680 [16OC], 28759 [15OC], 29249, 29671 [18OC], 30240 [19OC], 31099 [22OC], 31522, 31711 [23OC], 31949 [26OC], 31975 [24OC]

———Morrison, Sid, 25512 [27SE]

———Neal, Richard, 24749 [19SE], 28400 [10OC]

———Neilson, 27733 [5OC]

———Nelson, 418 [29JA], 2906 [5MR], 3440 [12MR], 3830 [7MR], 4346 [15MR], 4452, 4550 [21MR], 4758 [22MR], 5018 [26MR], 6312 [4AP], 6625 [18AP], 7314 [20AP], 7419 [19AP], 7952 [25AP], 8273 [30AP], 9045 [2MY], 9242, 9310 [3MY], 9664 [9MY], 9833 [10MY], 10439 [17MY], 10642 [18MY], 10918 [21MY], 11495, 12090 [24MY], 12184 [10JY], 12212 [6JN], 13254, 13321 [11JN], 13641 [13JN], 13957 [14JN], 14095 [18JN], 14671 [21JN], 14934 [22JN], 15228 [26JN], 15668 [27JN], 15826 [28JN], 16154 [10JY], 16680 [11JY], 16881, 17297 [13JY], 17481 [17JY], 17819 [19JY], 17920, 18332 [20JY], 18535 [25JY], 18729 [27JY], 18882 [26JY], 19116 [27JY], 19265 [26JY], 19756 [27JY], 20219 [2AU], 20458 [31JY], 20894, 21567, 22024 [3AU], 22300 [5SE], 26308, 26562 [11OC], 27909, 28015 [16OC], 31137, 31522, 34090 [2NO]

———Oberstar, 10642 [16MY], 11491 [13JY]

———Ortiz, 28664 [11OC]

———Owens, Wayne, 9987 [10MY]

———Panetta, 24022 [28SE], 28006 [11OC], 31493 [2NO]

———Parris, 27127 [2OC], 27372 [3OC], 28680 [11OC], 28757 [12OC]

———Pashayan, 14922 [20JN]

———Patterson, 24308 [18SE]

———Pelosi, 17746 [20JY], 24747 [17SE], 29249 [17OC]

———Porter, 16680 [16JY], 19481 [25JY], 27370 [3OC]

———Ray, 15063 [21JN], 28465 [11OC]

———Ros-Lehtinen, 8273 [25AP], 9010 [2MY], 10900 [17MY]

———Roukema, 33628 [24OC]

———Saiki, 7314 [25AP], 20458 [2AU]

———Schroeder, 8273 [30AP]

———Schumer, 25153 [21SE]

———Serrano, 14933 [27JN], 31019 [23OC]

———Skaggs, 14922 [20JN]

———Slattery, 8273 [27AP]

———Slaughter, D. French, Jr., 27112 [2OC]

———Slaughter, Louise, 10855 [17MY], 13205 [6JN], 29286 [18OC], 36994 [2NO]

———Slaughter, Louise M., 27666 [5OC]

———Smith, Denny, 11560 [22MY], 13957 [13JN]

———Smith, Lawrence J., 16154 [28JN]

———Smith, Peter, 18506 [20JY]

———Spence, 20723 [31JY]

———Stark, 24943 [19SE]

———Stearns, 10900 [17MY]

———Stump, 17819 [17JY], 18535 [25JY]

———Swift, 27733 [5OC]

———Synar, 13205 [7JN]

———Tauke, 2696 [27FE]

———Thomas, Robert L., 27711 [5OC]

———Torres, 17251 [12JY], 17913 [31JY], 18729 [2AU]

———Udall, 6349 [3AP], 11713 [23MY], 31011 [18OC]

———Unsoeld, 25010 [19SE]

———Vander Jagt, 36798 [27OC]

———Visclosky, 24903 [18SE]

———Vucanovich, 18729 [23JY]

———Weiss, 10439 [15MY], 10642 [16MY]

———Weldon, 27372 [3OC]

———Wise, 15668 [27JN]

Washington, Representative: introduction, 2 [23JA]

———pledge to service, 3 [23JA]

Remarks in Senate

Adjournment: sine die (H. Con. Res. 399), 36447 [27OC]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 256), 1569 [7FE]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 299), 6752 [4AP]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 334), 12489 [24MY]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 347), 16258 [28JN]

Adjournment (H. Con. Res. 360), 22798 [3AU], 23459 [4AU]

Budget: impact of deficit reduction agreement, 28244 [10OC]

———process reform, 30683-30701 [18OC]

———summit conference, 9603 [8MY]

Bush, President: inform that a quorum of each House is assembled (S. Res. 229), 49 [23JA]

Civic Achievement Award Program: private sector support (H.J. Res. 587), 31222 [19OC]

Civil Rights Act: Senator Grassley amendment to S. 2104 on private right of action for employees of the Congress, 16947 [11JY]

Committee on Taxation (Joint): policies, 25827 [25SE]

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act: enact (S. 2595), 9743-9759 [9MY], 10216 [11MY]

Congress: fair employment practices (S. 1165), 10238 [14MY]

———Members' access to classified MIA/POW reports, 28806 [12OC]

Constitutional amendments: limit congressional terms (S.J. Res. 235), 201 [23JA], 4932 [21MR], 5202 [22MR], 5327 [26MR], 7841 [20AP], 8807 [30AP], 8973 [1MY], 9188 [2MY], 9408 [3MY], 9540 [7MY], 9630 [8MY], 9810 [9MY], 10092 [10MY], 11081 [17MY], 11274 [21MY], 11803 [23MY], 12482 [24MY], 18089 [18JY], 25258 [20SE]

Courts: payment of a claim settlement in the case of Representative Dellums v. James M. Powell (S. Res. 294), 13151 [6JN]

Democratic party: leadership, 4079 [9MR]

Eisenhower, Dwight D.: joint meeting of Congress to observe anniversary of birth, 5239 [26MR]

Elections: amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), 23280 [4AU], 24464 [13SE]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), debate procedure, 23280 [4AU]

———amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections (H.R. 5400), text of S. 137 inserted in lieu, 24889 [18SE]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits, 275 [24JA], 575 [25JA], 2130 [21FE], 2832 [27FE], 3868 [8MR], 7451 [19AP], 7852 [23AP], 8848 [1MY], 9197 [2MY], 9480, 9481 [4MY], 9562 [8MY], 9737, 9738 [9MY]

———campaign finance reform, 14479, 14480 [18JN]

———prohibition of contributions or expenditures for the purpose of influencing certain elections for Federal office, 9517 [7MY]

———television broadcast time for candidates for Federal elective office (S. 2964), 21861 [2AU]

Ethics Reform Act: technical changes (H.J. Res. 553), 8533 [26AP]

Ford, Representative William D.: printing of transcript of proceedings of portrait presentation (H. Con. Res. 272), 16786 [10JY]

Grassroots Campaigning and Election Reform Act: enact (S. 2265), 3994-3996 [8MR], 4102, 4227 [9MR]

Income: congressional, executive, and judicial salaries and pensions, 6501 [3AP]

Joint session: convene to receive State of the Union Message from the President (H. Con. Res. 242), 232 [23JA]

Kane, Warren W.: tribute, 27164 [3OC]

Legislative branch: define the type of adjournment that prevents the return of a bill by the President (S. 2962), 21859 [2AU]

Legislative Reorganization Act: waive adjournment provisions (S. Con. Res. 142), 20695 [31JY]

Members of Congress: limit terms of office, 8103 [24AP], 8226 [25AP], 8527 [26AP], 8704 [27AP]

———reduction of pay relative to budget sequestration order-25670, 25740 [25SE], 25862-25871 [26SE], 26377-26381 [27SE], 26507 [28SE]

———reduction of salary, 30683 [18OC]

Middle East: joint session to receive message from the President (H. Con. Res. 365), 23600 [10SE]

———U.S. military presence, 25295-25300, 25307 [24SE]

National Voter Registration Act: enact (S. 874), 25049 [19SE], 26367, 26430 [27SE], 26543 [28SE]

———enact (S. 874), motion to proceed, 25902-25906, 25911 [26SE]

94th Congress: recollections of party and organizational changes, 17966 [18JY]

101st Congress: accomplishments, 23323 [4AU]

———accomplishments, 36556 [27OC]

101st Cong., 2d sess.: ringing of Congress bells on opening day, 615 [25JA]

Parliamentary inquiry, 5358 [27MR], 8611 [27AP], 13080 [6JN], 13392 [7JN], 24794 [18SE]

Point of order, 13079 [6JN]

Political campaigns: Democratic team for reform negotiations, 10697 [16MY]

———ethics reform and contribution limits, 14803, 14867 [20JN]

———finance reform, 12695 [5JN]

———Republican team for reform negotiations, 10698 [16MY]

Quayle, Vice President: remarks on congressional delay in enacting crime legislation, 10711 [16MY]

Rules: waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions (H.J. Res. 682), 35491 [26OC]

Senate: inform House of Representatives that a quorum is assembled (S. Res. 228), 48 [23JA]

Terms of office: limit, 5433 [27MR], 5691 [28MR], 6244 [2AP], 6810 [4AP]

``Understanding Congress'': authorize printing of bicentennial research conference proceedings (H. Con. Res. 338), 24889 [18SE]

Williams, Frances: tribute, 28803 [12OC]

Reports

Congressman Denny Smith's Golden Eagle Club Report to Members, 35168 [26OC]

Foreign Travel Expenditures, 3662-3666 [7MR], 5777 [28MR], 8401 [26AP], 10664-10678 [16MY], 13330-13344 [7JN], 13659-13670 [12JN], 19269-19272 [25JY], 22515-22525 [3AU], 24619-24628 [14SE], 30245 [17OC], 37086 [27OC]

Jim Wright and Federal Home Loan Bank Board Officials, 14030 [14JN]

Task Force on Congressional Record, 37125 [27OC]

Reports by conference committees

Legislative Branch Appropriations Act (H.R. 5399), 37018-37022 [27OC]

Reports filed

Authorizing Speaker To Declare Recesses: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 513) (H. Rept. 101-896), 30250 [17OC]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 518) (H. Rept. 101-913), 31711, 31724 [21OC]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 528) (H. Rept. 101-941), 33739, 33825 [24OC]

Bob Sikes Visitor Center, FL: Committee on Environment and Public Works (S. 427), 25918 [26SE]

Consideration of H.R. 849, Define Type of Adjournment That Prevents Presidential Return of a Bill: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 427) (H. Rept. 101-751), 25523 [24SE]

Consideration of H.R. 5400, Federal and House Election Laws: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 453) (H. Rept. 101-659), 22025, 22085 [2AU]

Consideration of Motions To Suspend the Rules of September 27, 1990: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 479) (H. Rept. 101-762), 26175 [26SE]

Determination of Type of Adjournment That Prevents Return of a Bill by the President: Committee on Rules (H.R. 849) (H. Rept. 101-417), 4242 [12MR]

Final Report: Commission on the Bicentenary of the U.S. House of Representatives (H. Rept. 101-815), 27772 [5OC]

Funding for Committees' Investigations and Studies: Committee on House Administration (H. Res. 346) (H. Rept. 101-419), 4414, 4459 [15MR]

Gerald R. Ford House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H. Res. 402) (H. Rept. 101-690), 23677 [10SE]

In the Matter of Representative Savage: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (H. Rept. 101-397), 909 [31JA]

Investigation of Representative Frank: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct (H. Res. 440) (H. Rept. 101-610), 18546 [20JY]

Legislative Branch Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (S. 3207) (S. Rept. 101-533), 29609 [16OC]

Setting Forth Congressional Budget for 1991-95: committee of conference (H. Con. Res. 310) (H. Rept. 101-820), 28007 [7OC]

Sine Die Adjournment: Committee on Rules (H.J. Res. 7) (H. Rept. 101-630), 19143, 19273 [25JY]

Speaker Authority To Entertain Motions To Suspend the Rules: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 534) (H. Rept. 101-950), 34188, 34452 [25OC]

Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC: Committee on Public Works and Transportation (H. Res. 402) (H. Rept. 101-690), 23677 [10SE]

Waiver Requirements for Consideration of Certain House Resolutions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 489) (H. Rept. 101-795), 27151 [2OC]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 497) (H. Rept. 101-819), 27949, 28007 [7OC]

Waiving Requirement Against Consideration of Certain Resolutions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 512) (H. Rept. 101-895), 30250 [17OC]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 517) (H. Rept. 101-912), 31724 [21OC]

———Committee on Rules (H. Res. 533) (H. Rept. 101-949), 34188, 34452 [25OC]

Waiving Requirement of Clause Against Consideration of Certain Resolutions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 527) (H. Rept. 101-940), 33739, 33825 [24OC]

Waiving Requirements of House Rules for Consideration of Certain Resolutions and Provide Recess Authority: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 482) (H. Rept. 101-771), 26624, 26651 [28SE]

Waiving Requirements of House Rules for Consideration of Certain Resolutions: Committee on Rules (H. Res. 517) (H. Rept. 101-912), 31711 [21OC]

Reports to constituents

Beilenson, Anthony C.: Budget Deficit, 646 [25JA]

Hamilton, Lee H.: Balanced Budget Amendment, 19474 [25JY]

———Budget Crisis, 30449 [17OC]

———Budget Cuts, 30443 [17OC]

———Changing Environment for U.S. Agriculture, 9936 [9MY]

———Changing Population, 9278 [2MY]

———Changing Television Industry, 17123 [11JY]

———Cost of Big Science, 21684 [1AU]

———Crafting a National Energy Plan, 24191 [12SE]

———Farm Bill Issues, 13293 [7JN]

———Growing Gap Between Rich and Poor, 33833 [26OC]

———High-Speed Trains, 4962 [21MR]

———Hubble Space Telescope, 12514 [24MY]

———Improving the U.S. Saving Rate, 23933 [11SE]

———Indiana Earthquakes, 4388 [14MR]

———International Environment, 1700 [7FE]

———Limiting Congressional Terms, 23928 [11SE]

———Long-Term Health Care, 10827 [16MY]

———National Transportation Policy, 8312 [25AP]

———1990 Census, 5789 [28MR]

———1990 Legislative Agenda, 986 [31JA]

———Overcrowded Prisons, 3051 [28FE]

———Pensions, 24192 [12SE]

———President's Budget, 1696 [7FE]

———Social Security Questions, 2272 [21FE]

———Supreme Court, 18135 [19JY]

———Tax Equity, 14007 [13JN]

———Trade Negotiations, 16080 [27JN]

———U.S. Defense Strategy, 24197 [12SE]

———U.S. Economic Position in the World, 8308 [25AP]

———U.S. Manufacturing Jobs, 23930 [11SE]

Hamilton, Lee H: Mood of the Voters, 27402 [3OC]

Traxler, Bob: Rebuilding America's Infrastructure—a Two-Pronged Battle, 6067 [29MR]

Request

Waiver of clause 2, House rule XXI, Dept. of the Interior and related agencies appropriations: Committee on Appropriations, 28761 [12OC]

Resignations

Committee on Government Operations: Representative Spratt, 14032 [14JN]

Florio, Representative, 1 [23JA]

Garcia, Representative, 1 [23JA]

House of Representatives: Representative Akaka, 10415 [15MY]

Lukens, Representative, 33628 [24OC]

Molinari, Representative, 1 [23JA]

Resolutions by organizations

Tax rate increases: House Republican Conference, 27666 [4OC]

Tax rates: House Republican Conference, 18405 [20JY]

Tribute to J. Kenneth Robinson: Virginia State Senate, 9257 [2MY]

Tribute to John A. Pickler: Faulk County, SD, Bar Association, 23517 [10SE]

Resume

Congressional Activity: 101st Cong., 2d sess., D443 [10JY]

Resumes

Congressional Activity: 101st. Cong., 1st. Sess., D1 [23JA]

———101st Cong., 2d sess., D660 [1OC]

Rollcalls

Frank, Representative: Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation (H. Res. 440), 19727 [26JY]

Quorum, 2 [23JA], 4324 [14MR], 4450 [15MR], 5447 [27MR], 5735 [28MR], 5958 [29MR], 7305 [18AP], 8261 [25AP], 8376 [26AP], 9228 [2MY], 9828 [9MY], 10899 [17MY], 15639 [26JN], 16147 [28JN], 16849 [11JY], 19337 [25JY], 19704, 19727 [26JY], 20722, 20858 [31JY], 24248 [13SE], 25501 [24SE], 25589, 25605 [25SE], 26306 [27SE], 27742 [5OC], 27978 [7OC], 28743 [12OC], 29216 [15OC], 29881 [16OC]

Rulings of the Chair

Dept. of Defense: authorizing appropriations and prescribing military personnel levels (H.R. 4739), 23807, 23808 [11SE]

Floor statements, 17205 [12JY]

Statements

Budget Agreement: Representative Archer, 28070 [8OC]

———Representative Frenzel, 28070 [8OC]

Budget Summit: Congressional Black Caucus, 27378-27380 [3OC]

Capitol Complex Recycling Forum Expansion: Representative Bates, 14719 [19JN]

Congressional Term Limitation: John Sloan, 18089 [18JY]

Democratic and Republican Friendships in the Congress: Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr., 23635 [10SE]

Loyola University's Diamond Anniversary Award to Representative Rostenkowski, 9292 [2MY]

Retirement from Public Life: Representative Boggs, 20660 [31JY]

Sam Rayburn Statue Dedication: Jim Wright, 26642 [28SE]

Tribute to J. Kenneth Robinson: Edward P. Boland, 9259 [2MY]

———Manuel Lujan, Jr., Sec. of the Interior, 9259 [2MY]

———Representative Mazzoli, 9257 [2MY]

———Senator Warner, 9256 [2MY]

Tribute to Representative William Lehman: Representative Coughlin, 17223 [12JY]

Summaries

Campaign Cost Reduction and Reform Act (H.R. 5400), 22200 [3AU]

Ethics Reform Act Technical Changes (H.J. Res. 553), 7937-7939 [24AP]

Joint Rule Relating to Sine Die Adjournment of Congress (H.J. Res. 7), 20179 [27JY]

Tables

Appropriations budget-cutting amendments, 29871 [16OC]

Congressional mail costs, 20608 [31JY]

Employment statistics, 31667 [21OC]

Legislative branch appropriations under H.R. 5399, 33508 [24OC]

Legislative branch subcommittee budget authority, 33508 [24OC]

Open versus restrictive rules, 17214 [12JY]

Open versus restrictive rules, 95th-101st Congresses, 4332 [14MR], 8238 [25AP], 10840 [17MY]

Restrictive rules and restricting motions to recommit in Congress (sundry), 21971 [2AU]

Rules granted in the 101st Congress, 4332 [14MR], 10841 [17MY]

Texts of

H. Con. Res. 242, convene joint session to receive State of the Union Message from the President, 8 [23JA], 232 [23JA]

H. Con. Res. 256, adjournment, 1272 [6FE]

H. Con. Res. 272, printing of transcript of proceedings incident to presentation of portrait of Representative William D. Ford, 9661 [8MY]

H. Con. Res. 299, adjournment, 6616 [4AP]

H. Con. Res. 334, adjournment, 12228 [24MY]

H. Con. Res. 338, authorize printing of ``Understanding Congress'', bicentennial research conference proceedings, 22486 [3AU]

H. Con. Res. 347, adjournment, 16108 [28JN], 16258 [28JN]

H. Con. Res. 360, adjournment, 22182 [3AU], 22798 [3AU]

H. Con. Res. 361, establish timetable for congressional budget process, 22252 [3AU]

H. Con. Res. 365, joint session to receive message from President Bush, 23495 [6SE], 23600 [10SE]

H. Con. Res. 399, adjournment sine die, 36447 [27OC], 36850 [27OC]

H. Res. 302, appointing committee to notify the President of assembly of Congress, 3 [23JA]

H. Res. 303, inform Senate that House of Representatives quorum has assembled, 3 [23JA]

H. Res. 304, hour of meeting, 3 [23JA]

H. Res. 330, establishing the Task Force on the Congressional Record, 37125 [27OC]

H. Res. 330, integrity of proceedings, 1515 [7FE]

H. Res. 346, funding for investigations and studies for Committees of the House, 4748 [21MR]

H. Res. 362, review constitutionality of U.S. flag protection statute, 4996 [22MR]

H. Res. 367, election of Representative Molinari to Committee on Public Works and Transportation, 5697 [28MR]

H. Res. 375, election of Members to certain standing committees of the House of Representatives, 6615 [4AP]

H. Res. 377, House adjournment as mark of respect for Spark M. Matsunaga, 7275 [18AP]

H. Res. 401, appointment of Representative Kaptur to Committee on Appropriations, 12110 [24MY]

H. Res. 402, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. and Gerald R. Ford House of Representatives Office Buildings, Washington, DC, 12556 [24MY]

H. Res. 402, Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr. House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC, and Gerald R. Ford House of Representatives Office Building, Washington, DC, 23632 [10SE]

H. Res. 418, House of Representatives Clean Indoor Air Act, 15050 [20JN]

H. Res. 420, establish Director of Employment Practices position for Capital Police, 15693 [26JN]

H. Res. 431, Committee on Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs membership, 17209 [12JY]

H. Res. 442, Committee on Standards of Official Conduct investigation of Representative Frank, 19712 [26JY]

H. Res. 453, consideration of H.R. 5400, amend provisions of law relative to Federal elections and the costs of House elections, 22182 [3AU]

H. Res. 479, consideration of motions to suspend certain rules, 26224 [27SE]

H. Res. 489, waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions, 27733 [5OC]

H. Res. 499, election of Representative Mink to the Committees on Education and Labor and Government Operations, 28247 [10OC]

H. Res. 506, authorize printing of the transcript of proceedings relative to presentation of Representatives Anderson's and Hawkins' official portrait, 34959, 34960 [26OC]

H. Res. 512, waiver requirements of House Rules for consideration of certain resolutions, 31098 [19OC]

H. Res. 513, authorizing Speaker to declare recesses, 31097 [19OC]

H. Res. 517, rule waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions, 31912 [22OC]

H. Res. 518, authorizing Speaker to declare recesses, 31912 [22OC]

H. Res. 525, designate Lindy Claiborne Boggs Congressional Women's Reading Room, 34165 [25OC]

H. Res. 527, rules' waiver requirements for consideration of certain resolutions, 34084 [25OC]

H. Res. 528, authorizing Speaker to declare recesses, 34084 [25OC]

H. Res. 533, waiver certain House rules for consideration of certain resolutions, 34501 [26OC]

H. Res. 534, authorizing Speaker of the House to entertain motions to suspend rules, 34500 [26OC]

H. Res. 543, organization for the 102d Congress, 36874 [27OC]

H. Res. 544, notify President Bush of House of Representatives' completion of business, 36884 [27OC]

H. Res. 545, expressing appreciation to Speaker of the House, 36906 [27OC]

H. Res. 546, printing of revised edition of Rules and Manual of the House of Representatives for the 102d Congress, 36906 [27OC]

H.J. Res. 7, joint rule relating to sine die adjournment of Congress, 20178 [27JY]

H.J. Res. 553, Ethics Reform Act technical changes, 7933-7937 [24AP]

H.J. Res. 587, private sector support for the Civic Achievement Award Program, 29154 [15OC]

H.J. Res. 682, waiver requirements for consideration of certain House resolutions, 33735 [24OC]

H.R. 5032, political campaign limitations on certain contributions to House candidates, 13986 [13JN]

H.R. 5035, regulation on political campaigns use of franked mail by Members of the House, 13987 [13JN]

H.R. 5036, FEC elimination certain functions of the Sec. of the Senate and Clerk of the House, 13988 [13JN]

H.R. 5037, standards for establishing congressional districts and limiting gerrymandering, 13988 [13JN]

H.R. 5160, House of Representatives Election Campaign Reform Act, 15729-15731 [26JN]

S. 427, Bob Sikes Visitor Center, 27491 [4OC]

S. 2265, Grassroots Campaigning and Election Reform Act, 3996 [8MR]

S. 2595, Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, 9749-9757 [9MY]

S. 2962, define the type of congressional adjournment that prevents the return of a bill by the President, 21860 [2AU]

S. 2964, television broadcast time for candidates for Federal elective office, 21862 [2AU]

S. Con. Res. 118, authorize printing of an historical brochure on the functions of the Capitol as the seat of the legislative branch of Government, 22485 [3AU]

S. Con. Res. 142, waive congressional adjournment provisions of Legislative Reorganization Act, 20670, 20696 [31JY], 21238 [1AU]

S. Con. Res. 149, establish Congressional Leadership Group, 27017 [2OC]

S. Res. 228, inform House of Representatives that a quorum of the Senate is assembled, 48, 208 [23JA]

S. Res. 229, inform President Bush that a quorum of each House is assembled, 49, 208 [23JA]

S. Res. 294, payment of a claim settlement in the case of Representative Dellums v. James M. Powell, 13116, 13152 [6JN]

S.J. Res. 235, constitutional amendment to limit congressional terms, 202 [23JA]

Tributes

Boggs, Representative, 20660 [31JY], 23683 [10SE], 31126 [19OC], 31522 [20OC], 33648 [24OC], 34189 [25OC], 34200, 34201, 34202 [26OC]-34209 [25OC], 35462 [26OC]

Bruce, Representative, 29462 [15OC]

Church, Marguerite S., 37093 [27OC]

Conte, Representative, 15520 [25JN]

Courter, Representative, 37108, 37113, 37129 [27OC]

Crockett, Representative, 35972 [26OC], 37096, 37098, 37111 [27OC]

Farnsley, Charles P., 16802 [10JY], 31032-31036 [18OC]

Fauntroy, Delegate, 37095, 37097, 37108 [27OC]

Foley, Speaker, 13255 [6JN]

Ford, Representative William D., 981 [31JA]

Frenzel, Representative, 6193-6196 [2AP], 9046 [1MY]

Fuller, Hadwen C., 1690 [7FE]

Gephardt, Representative, 4237 [12MR]

Gonzalez, Representative, 18396 [19JY]

Harrison, William H., 32620 [23OC]

Hawkins, Representative, 715 [30JA], 33845, 33847 [25OC], 35990 [26OC], 36326 [27OC], 37149, 37150, 37151, 37152, 37153 [27OC], 37154, 37180, 37186, 37188, 37191 [2NO]

Lantos, Representative, 12092 [23MY]

Leland, Mickey, 2857 [27FE]

McDonald, Larry, 25548 [25SE]

Miller, Leonard J. (Pooch), 17495 [13JY]

Molinari, Representative, 5445 [27MR]

Nelson, Representative, 35181 [27OC], 35990 [26OC], 37108, 37109, 37112, 37116, 37128 [27OC], 37172, 37190 [2NO]

Nielson, Representative, 35204-35207 [26OC]

Olsen, Arnold, 28719 [12OC], 37168, 37169 [2NO]

Pattison, Edward W., 17966, 17968 [18JY], 28439 [10OC], 28444 [12OC]-28445 [10OC]

Pickler, John A., 23517 [10SE]

Resnick, Joseph Y., 19479 [25JY]

Robinson, J. Kenneth, 7275 [18AP], 8810 [30AP], 9251 [2MY], 9264 [3MY]-9265 [2MY]

Rodino, Peter W., 13282 [7JN]

Rostenkowski, Representative, 4237 [12MR], 31073 [19OC]

Serrano, Representative, 5800 [28MR]

Shumway, Representative, 34197, 34209 [25OC], 34219 [26OC]-34220 [25OC], 35181 [27OC]

Smith, Representative Virginia, 32701 [23OC], 35177-35181 [26OC]

Stratton, Samuel S., 24666 [17SE], 24781 [18SE], 25028, 25035 [19SE], 26441 [27SE], 27486 [4OC], 29949 [16OC], 29956 [18OC]-29957 [16OC], 30096 [17OC], 32612 [23OC]

Watkins, Representative, 35136 [26OC]

Wharton, J. Ernest, 2456 [22FE]

Whittaker, Representative, 36562 [27OC]

Whitten, Representative, 28012 [8OC]

Voting record

Dannemeyer: 101st Congress, 1st session (partial), 1470 [7FE]

Pease, Representative, 13008 [6JN]