McCONNELL, MITCH(a Senator from Kentucky)

Addresses

Kentucky Medical Association Inaugural Address: Ardis D. Hoven, S16525&sbull; [19NO]

Amendments offered by, to

Budget: reconciliation of the concurrent resolution (S. 1134), S7904, S7925, S8129, S8145, S8148 [24JN]

———setting forth the Federal budget for 1994-98 (S. Con. Res. 18), S3132, S3190 [18MR], S3584, S3669 [24MR]

Committees of the Senate: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 71), S2069, S2155 [25FE]

Corp. for National Service: establish (S. 919), S9284 [22JY], S9895 [29JY], S9944, S10003 [30JY]

Crime: national policy to control crime and reform court procedures (S. 1607), S15173, S15224 [5NO], S15620, S15638, S15639 [10NO], S15790 [16NO]

Dept. of the Environment: establish (S. 171), S5015, S5041 [28AP], S5317, S5465 [4MY]

Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 2519), S9623, S9730 [28JY]

Elections: campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 3), S6427, S6472 [25MY], S6517, S6603 [26MY], S6939, S6954, S6965, S6966 [8JN], S7010, S7034 [9JN], S7141 [10JN], S7184, S7308 [15JN], S7357, S7391 [16JN]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 2295), S12225, S12234, S12235, S12248, S12250 [22SE], S12301, S12302, S12304, S12451 [23SE]

Lobbyists: disclosure of activities to influence the Federal Government (S. 349), S5390, S5466 [4MY]

Voting: establish national voter registration (S. 460), S2576, S2682 [10MR], S2738, S2845 [11MR], S2901, S2902, S2905, S2959, S2960, S2968, S2969, S2970 [16MR], S2991, S3062, S3066 [17MR]

Analyses

Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act (S. 7), S286 [21JA]

Appointments

Committee on Ethics (Senate, Select), S685 [26JA]

Committee on Rules and Administration (Senate), S185 [21JA]

Conferee: H.R. 2, National Voter Registration Act, S3764 [25MR]

———H.R. 2295, foreign operations, export financing, and related programs appropriations, S12360 [23SE]

———H.R. 2445, energy and water development appropriations, S12826 [30SE]

———H.R. 2446, military construction appropriations, S12835 [30SE]

———H.R. 2519, Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies appropriations, S9820 [29JY]

Senate Ethics Study Commission, S6938 [8JN]

Articles and editorials

Ashland, Richard Wilson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2369&sbull; [3MR]

Augusta, John Voskuhl, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S865&sbull; [27JA]

Banking Company Buys Banks, Thrifts Across Two States, Jim Jordan, Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, S8730&sbull; [14JY]

Bedford, Joseph Gerth, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2157&sbull; [25FE]

Berea—An Idyllic Place of Ideals and Arts Is Town's Image, Kirsten Haukebo, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S746&sbull; [26JA]

Blue Grass Packs Delis With Hams, Mary Friedberg, Covington (KY) Kentucky Post, S2241&sbull; [2MR]

Bradbury Retires From MCC, Michael Sisco, Martin County (KY) Mountain Citizen, S2243&sbull; [2MR], S2517 [9MR]

Campaign Finance ``Reform''—No Friend of Democracy, Stephen Chapman, Chicago (IL) Tribune, S7573 [22JN]

Campaign Reform Rabies, by, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S7057 [10JN]

Campaign Spinach, Washington (DC) Post, S6631 [27MY]

Chamber Names Logan Citizen of Year, Frank Boyett, Henderson (KY) Gleaner, S3962&sbull; [29MR]

Charlie Johnson Has Lived Up to High Expectations, Roger Harris, Business First (publication), S8150&sbull; [24JN]

Columbia, Kirsten Haukebo, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S1501&sbull; [4FE]

Compliant With the Spirit and Intent of the Rule, Alan I. Kirschenbaum, Lane Report (publication), S2371&sbull;-S2373&sbull; [3MR]

Core of Clintonism, George F. Will, Washington (DC) Post, S6341 [24MY]

County Mourns Loss of Callaham, Diane Smith, Martin (KY) Countian & Mercury, S11958 [20SE]

County Says Good-Bye to ``Greatest Heart,'' Martin (KY) Countian & Mercury, S11958 [20SE]

Dawson Springs, Beverly Bartlett, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S7646&sbull; [22JN]

Democrats Court PACs They Criticize, Ann Devroy, Washington (DC) Post, S7055 [10JN]

Dixon, Cynthia C. Eagles, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S8638&sbull; [13JY]

Edmonton, Cynthia Crossley, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3546&sbull; [23MR]

Elders and Bishops Exchange Words, Washington (DC) Post, S14893 [3NO]

Fancy Farm, James Malone, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S10599&sbull; [5AU]

Florence, Beverly Bartlett, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2562&sbull; [9MR]

Fulton, Mark Schaver, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2247&sbull; [2MR]

Georgetown Toyota Plant Judged Best Auto Factory in North America, Todd Pack, Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, S7035&sbull; [9JN], S7315&sbull; [15JN]

Glendale, Beverly Bartlett, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3073&sbull; [17MR]

Grass Roots Give and Take, Fred D. Baldwin, Pikeville (KY) Appalachian News Express, S10448&sbull; [4AU]

Greensburg—If You Know Too Much About It, You'll Adopt It, Cynthia Crossley, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S943&sbull; [28JA]

Greenup, Fran Ellers, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S1644&sbull; [16FE]

Guest Observer—Spending Limits—Better Pray the God of Gridlock Steps In, Larry J. Sabato, Roll Call (publication), S6822 [28MY]

Hawesville, Cynthia Crossley, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2508&sbull; [5MR]

Health Care Was Second Choice for Audubon Boss, Eric Benmour, Business First (publication), S7811&sbull; [23JN]

Henderson—Its Prosperity Reflects a Grand—If Shady—Past, Mark Schaver, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S1058&sbull; [2FE]

Horse Cave, Cynthia Crossley, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S6796&sbull; [27MY]

Hot and Cold—Wibbels Controls the Thermostat, Roger Harris, Business First (publication), S15798&sbull;-S15800 [16NO]

Inflated Expectations, David S. Broder, Washington (DC) Post, S2393 [4MR]

Joe Whittle Chipped Away at Corruption, Deborah Yetter, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S10597&sbull; [5AU]

Johnny Left Some Big Shoes To Fill, But Kelly Might Be the Match, Martin (KY) Countian & Mercury, S11958 [20SE]

Just Plain Bob, C. Ray Hall, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S4708&sbull; [20AP]

Kentucky—A Lesson in Diversity, Janice Grauberger, National Wool Grower (publication), S9902&sbull; [29JY]

Leitchfield, Beverly Bartlett, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S1207&sbull; [3FE]

Liberty Chief Banks on Louisville, Andrew Wolfson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S16521&sbull; [19NO]

Louisa, John Voskuhl, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3204&sbull; [18MR]

Louisville Sculptor Has Designs on Capital, Mark E. McCormick, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S11330&sbull; [9SE]

Manual Wins Sweepstakes at Speech Festival, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3961&sbull; [29MR]

Midway, Fran Ellers, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3379&sbull; [22MR], S4439&sbull;-S4441&sbull; [2AP]

Milton Metz To End 34-Year-Old Talk Show, Tom Dorsey, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S6968&sbull; [8JN]

More Incumbent Protection, Detroit (MI) News, S7184 [15JN]

Mr. Fix-It—Gray at Home in Operating Room, Garage, Eric Benmour, Business First (publication), S8637&sbull; [13JY]

Newport, C. Ray Hall, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S4339&sbull;-S4341 [1AP]

Perspective on Campaign Reform—Rules Change but Game's the Same—Behind the Back-Room Smoke and Double Talk, the Democrats Will Be Doing Business as Usual with PACs, Barry M. Casper, Los Angeles (CA) Times; Lob, S6340 [24MY]

Pikeville Says Mountainous Goodby to Trivette, Pat Forde, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S881 [28JA]

Politics Is an Expensive Habit, Chicago (IL) Tribune, S6942 [8JN]

Power of an Idea, Hank Whittemore, Parade (publication), S4336&sbull; [1AP]

Real Grind—Karen Adams Tears Down Stereotype—Plant Manager Builds Confidence, Rachael Kamuf, Business First (publication), S8260&sbull; [29JN]

Reform? No, Restraint, Lexington (KY) Herald-Leader, S6945 [8JN]

Right Stuff, Roll Call (publication), S6342 [24MY]

Riordan To Tap Business, GOP for His New Team at City Hall, Rich Connell and Frank Clifford, Los Angeles (CA) Times, S7056 [10JN]

Schooled in Tradition, Patrick Crowley, Cincinnati (OH) Enquirer, S15796 [16NO]

Selling Out the First Amendment, George F. Will, Washington (DC) Post, S6822 [28MY]

Senate Security Act, Roll Call (publication), S7572 [22JN]

Shively, Bill Pike, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S8259&sbull; [29JN]

So, We Talk Too Much? George F. Will, Newsweek (publication), S7572 [22JN]

Spalding President To Step Down After 25 Years in Second Home, Michael Jennings, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S11939 [15SE]

Spalding's Spirit, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S11939 [15SE]

Stanford, Byron Crawford, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2974&sbull; [16MR]

Stanton, Richard Wilson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S4705&sbull;-S4707&sbull; [20AP]

Tompkinsville, Al Cross, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S4778&sbull; [21AP]

Town's Hopes for Survival Are Pinned on Arts, Crafts, Joseph Gerth, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S3286&sbull; [19MR]

Tribute to Harvey A. Slentz, Business First (publication), S10005&sbull; [30JY]

Tribute to Marilyn A. McLaughlin, Business First (publication), S10007&sbull;-S10009&sbull; [30JY]

Vanceburg, John Voskuhl, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S6881&sbull; [28MY]

Waddy/Peytona—Highway That Separates Towns Also Gives Them Equal Billing, C. Ray Hall, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S2849&sbull; [11MR]

West Liberty, Gil Lawson, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S8728&sbull; [14JY]

Westvaco's Record Sets High Standard, Paducah (KY) Sun, S8540&sbull; [1JY]

Wickliffe—It's a Nice Town Where You Need Not Lock Your Doors When You Go Out, James Malone, Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal, S6607&sbull; [26MY]

Williams Puts Farm Values To Work at Alliant, Eric Benmour, Business First (publication), S12049&sbull;-S12051&sbull; [20SE]

Zoo Director Hits It Off With Animals and People, John Bowman, Business First (publication), S7533&sbull; [17JN]

Bills and resolutions introduced by

Animals: prohibit export of American black bear viscera (see S. 181), S689 [26JA]

Canada: treatment of U.S. chicken imports (see S. Con. Res. 49), S14704 [29OC]

Food stamps: curtail fraud in program (see S. 505), S2416 [4MR]

Health: national policy to provide health care and reform insurance procedures (see S. 728; S. Res. 81), S3275 [19MR], S4253 [1AP]

Recycling: improve waste management programs for Federal agencies (see S. 182), S689 [26JA]

Red River: designate as a component of the Wild and Scenic Rivers System (see S. 250), S888 [28JA]

Rural areas: establish community service program (see S. 1127), S7495 [17JN]

Tariff: pigments and dyes (see S. 1152), S8085 [24JN]

Bills and resolutions introduced by, as cosponsor

Armed Forces: treatment of certain tax deductions for National Guard and reserve units (see S. 1026), S6585 [26MY]

Budget: balance (see S. 377), S5232 [29AP]

———constitutional amendment to require balanced (see S.J. Res. 7, 41), S194 [21JA], S12866 [30SE]

———outlay reductions (see S. 1191), S8452 [1JY]

Child abuse: background checking procedures for child care providers and reporting of all child abuse crimes (see S. 1759), S16718 [20NO]

Courts: product liability law uniformity (see S. 687), S7274 [15JN]

District of Columbia: repeal firearms liability law (see S. 458), S2361 [3MR]

Economy: impact of Federal legislation and regulations on business and local government (see S. 81), S192 [21JA]

Elections: campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (see S. 7), S190 [21JA]

Federal-State relations: reduce State and local costs due to unfunded Federal mandates (see S. 993), S8256 [29JN]

Financial institutions: reduce recordkeeping and reporting requirements (see S. 265), S4030 [30MR]

Flowers: establish a fresh cut flowers and fresh cut greens promotion and consumer information program (see S. 994), S6231 [20MY]

Government regulations: assessments relative to the taking of private property (see S. 177), S194 [21JA]

Health: composition and labeling of dietary supplements (see S. 784), S11450 [10SE]

———designating obstetrician-gynecologists as primary care physicians in Federal health care laws (see S. Res. 170), S16433 [19NO]

Hunting and trapping: protect individuals engaged in lawful hunting on public lands (see S. 187), S1922 [18FE]

Local government: increase Federal payments for entitlement lands (see S. 236), S1637 [16FE]

Medicare: access to health care, facilities, programs, and devices in rural areas (see S. 176), S194 [21JA]

Middle East: Israeli/Palestinian peace agreement signing at the White House (see S. Con. Res. 43), S11681 [14SE]

Myanmar: release of Aung San Suu Kyi and sanctions for human rights violations (see S. Res. 112), S6363 [24MY]

National Agriculture Day: designate (see S.J. Res. 36), S889 [28JA]

National Historically Black Colleges and Universities Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 21), S10001 [30JY]

National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week: designate (see S.J. Res. 66), S4432 [2AP]

Pesticides: regulation of minor agricultural use (see S. 985), S6120 [19MY]

Petroleum: clarify standards governing activities of motor fuel-related franchises (see S. 338), S5959 [13MY]

Prayer: constitutional amendment on voluntary school prayer (see S.J. Res. 9), S936 [28JA]

Printing: use of vegetable-based inks for Federal lithographic printing (see S. 716), S4253 [1AP]

Public Health Service: breast and cervical cancer information (see S. 1002), S7032 [9JN]

Refuse disposal: regulation of out-of-State solid waste (see S. 439), S2089 [25FE]

Religion: protect free exercise (see S. 578), S5542 [5MY]

Securities: limited partnership rollups (see S. 424), S2676 [10MR]

Senior citizens: establish programs to prevent crime against the elderly (see S. 451), S2089 [25FE]

Small business: availability of credit and the facilitation of loans (see S. 384), S2042 [24FE]

State and local governments: CBO analysis of Federal mandates (see S. 563), S2778 [11MR]

Tariff: bicycle parts (see S. 1043), S6737 [27MY]

Taxation: estate tax exemption (see S. Res. 64), S2042 [24FE]

———repeal excise tax on luxury passenger vehicles (see S. 1443), S15616 [10NO]

———require a 60-vote supermajority in the Senate to pass tax-increasing legislation (see S. 430), S2842 [11MR]

Telecommunications: advanced public switched network infrastructure (see S. 570), S4932 [27AP]

Terrorism: constitutional procedures for imposing capital punishment for terrorist murders (see S. 527), S2484 [5MR]

Transportation: delay penalties on States without safety belt and motorcycle helmet programs (see S. 401), S13558 [15OC]

———remove penalties on States without safety belt and motorcycle helmet programs (see S. 295), S2955 [16MR]

Trucking industry: collection of certain undercharge payments for shipments by carriers of property and nonhousehold goods freight forwarders (see S. 412), S3282 [19MR]

Urban areas: deter crime and increase safety (see S. 1356), S12740 [29SE]

Veterinarians: alternate uses of certain drugs for animals (see S. 340), S1384 [4FE]

Week for the National Observance of the 50th Anniversary of World War II: designate (see S.J. Res. 84), S5667 [6MY]

Wetlands: single Federal agency responsibility for technical determinations (see S. 824), S4918 [27AP]

Bills and resolutions relative to

Committee on Ethics (Senate, Select): designation of certain minority party membership (see S. Res. 109), S6121 [19MY]

Citation

Armed Forces tribute to Kentucky's 3346th U.S. Army Dental Service Detachment, S16529&sbull; [19NO]

Essays

Messages From Africa: Erin Miller, S7037&sbull;-S7039&sbull; [9JN]

Eulogies

Charles Ralph Orms: by, S658 [26JA]

———by Mike McDaniel, S658 [26JA]

Letters

Congressional Campaign Spending Limit and Election Reform Act: Robert S. Peck, ACLU, S6340 [24MY]

Constitutional amendment relative to campaign expenses: Fred Wertheimer, Common Cause (organization), S6631 [27MY]

———Robert S. Peck, ACLU, S6631 [27MY]

Dept. of State inspector general report on investigation of certain personnel: by, S14645 [28OC]

Federally mandated programs to the States: President Clinton, S2755 [11MR]

———Senator Ford, S2754 [11MR]

Health care reform: by, S10555 [5AU]

Investigation into Dept. of State illegal search of files and documents: Sheila F. Anthony, Dept. of Justice, S14945 [3NO]

———Sherman M. Funk, Dept. of Justice, S14946 [3NO]

National voter registration: Larry E. Naake, National Association of Counties, S2397 [4MR]

Lists

Organizations supporting volunteer liability protection, S9945 [30JY]

Toyota Motor Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc. supplier award recipients, S4438&sbull; [2AP]

Memorandums

Constitutionality of proposal to tax campaign funds relative to voluntary spending limits: Robert S. Peck, ACLU, S7361 [16JN], S7408 [17JN]

Penalties and Constitutional Concerns of the Congressional Campaign Spending Limit and Election Reform Act, S7411-S7424 [17JN]

Motions offered by

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 2295), S12333 [23SE]

Remarks by, on

Agriculture: crop loss payments, S10277 [4AU]

Agriculture, rural development, FDA, and related agencies programs: making appropriations (H.R. 2493), S9473 [27JY]

Appropriations: application of revenue derived from disallowed tax deductions for lobbying expenses, S6947, S6950 [8JN]

———line-item veto, S2600 [10MR]

———State and local government costs relative to unfunded Federal mandates, S2602 [10MR]

Armed Forces: tribute to Kentucky's 3346th U.S. Army Dental Service Detachment, S16529&sbull; [19NO]

Ashland, KY: tribute, S2369 [3MR]

Augusta, KY: tribute, S865&sbull; [27JA]

Bedford, KY: tribute, S2157&sbull; [25FE]

Berea College: tribute, S746&sbull; [26JA]

Budget: reconciliation of the concurrent resolution (H.R. 2264), conference report, S10722, S10746, S10757 [6AU]

———reconciliation of the concurrent resolution (S. 1134), S7904, S7905 [24JN]

———setting forth the Federal budget for 1994-98 (S. Con. Res. 18), S3154 [18MR]

Canada: treatment of U.S. chicken imports (S. Con. Res. 49), S14709&sbull; [29OC]

Catenary Coal Co.: recipient of the Dept. of the Interior's Excellence in Surface Mining Reclamation Award, S8530&sbull; [1JY]

Charolais Coal Corp.: Dept. of the Interior Excellence in Surface Mining Reclamation Award recipient, S8367&sbull; [30JN]

Columbia, KY: tribute, S1501&sbull; [4FE]

Committee on Ethics (Senate, Select): issuance of subpoena to Senator Packwood for certain documents (S. Res. 153), S14732, S14751, S14752, S14755, S14757, S14761 [1NO], S14778, S14781, S14783, S14784, S14809, S14810, S14813, S14823, S14829 [2NO]

Committees of the Senate: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 71), S2069, S2071, S2075, S2076 [25FE]

Commonwealth of Independent States: economic assistance relative to territorial respect and non-military enhancements, S12302, S12303 [23SE]

———economic assistance to emerging republics, S4225 [1AP]

———stabilize engineering and scientific institutes in Ukraine and Russia, S12229 [22SE]

Corp. for National Service: clarify limits on liability of service volunteers, S9945 [30JY]

———establish (S. 919), S9264, S9285 [22JY], S9945, S9946, S9947, S9948, S9949 [30JY]

Crescent Springs, KY: tribute to Blue Grass Quality Meats, S2241&sbull; [2MR]

Crime: national policy to control crime and reform court procedures (S. 1607), S15620, S15640 [10NO], S15990 [18NO], S16851&sbull; [20NO]

Dawson Springs, KY: tribute, S7645&sbull; [22JN]

Dept. of Defense: increase technology reinvestment program funding through reductions in foreign aid authorizations, S12327 [23SE]

———making appropriations (H.R. 3116), S13447 [14OC], S13885, S13886 [19OC], S14045, S14136 [21OC]

Dept. of State: investigation into illegal search of files and documents, S14893, S14894, S14901, S14902, S14903, S14945 [3NO]

———nomination of Ambassadors, S14893, S14894, S14897, S14898, S14901, S14902, S14903 [3NO]

Dept. of the Environment: establish (S. 171), S5004 [28AP], S5319 [4MY]

Dept. of the Treasury, Postal Service, Executive Office of the President, and independent agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 2403), S10173, S10192 [3AU]

Dept. of Transportation and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 2750), S13112 [6OC]

Depts. of Commerce, Justice, and State, the Judiciary, and related agencies: making appropriations (H.R. 2519), S9656, S9674, S9675 [28JY]

Dixon, KY: tribute, S8638&sbull; [13JY]

Egypt: Agency for International Development telecommunications projects, S12758 [30SE]

Elections: campaign ethics reform and contribution limits, S5680 [7MY]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 3), S6297 [21MY], S6339, S6340, S6341, S6342, S6347 [24MY], S6409, S6410, S6412, S6414, S6426, S6427, S6428, S6430, S6433, S6434, S6435, S6436, S6440 [25MY], S6512, S6515, S6517, S6519, S6520, S6521, S6522, S6523, S6525, S6528, S6529, S6530, S6570, S6571, S6572, S6573 [26MY], S6630, S6631, S6632, S6639, S6640, S6652, S6656, S6668, S6669, S6670, S6671, S6677, S6679, S6684, S6685, S6686, S6688, S6696, S6698, S6699, S6700, S6703 [27MY], S6821, S6822, S6823, S6824, S6825 [28MY], S6934, S6937, S6939, S6940, S6941, S6943, S6944, S6945, S6946, S6947, S6950, S6951, S6952, S6954 [8JN], S6991, S6992, S6993, S6994, S6995, S6996, S6997, S6998, S7001, S7002, S7003, S7004, S7005, S7007, S7008, S7009, S7010, S7013, S7014, S7015 [9JN], S7054, S7055, S7056, S7058, S7080 [10JN], S7180, S7181, S7182, S7184, S7185, S7186, S7192, S7197, S7198, S7199, S7200, S7209, S7210, S7211 [15JN], S7327, S7329, S7332, S7338, S7357, S7361, S7362, S7364, S7367 [16JN], S7408, S7411, S7416, S7419, S7422, S7423, S7424, S7426, S7427, S7431, S7445 [17JN], S7572, S7573 [22JN]

———campaign ethics reform and contribution limits (S. 7), S278 [21JA]

———constitutional amendment relative to campaign expenses, S6630, S6631, S6632, S6639 [27MY]

———cost-of-living adjustments for public subsidies, S6939, S6940, S6941 [8JN]

———exemption from the general election expenditure limit for legal and accounting compliance funds, S7010, S7013 [9JN]

———limit amount of personal contributions that a candidate may spend, S6435, S6436 [25MY]

———limit public financing for challengers relative to benefits received during previous general elections, S7004, S7005, S7007, S7008, S7009 [9JN]

———prohibit Federal candidates from using campaign contributions for personal purposes, S6440 [25MY]

———repayment limit for personal and family loans made to a candidate's campaign, S7015 [9JN]

———require television stations to provide broadcast time to Senate candidates as a public service, S7426, S7427 [17JN]

Families and domestic relations: entitle family and medical leave under certain circumstances (S. 5), S1108 [3FE]

Federal employees: voluntary participation in political processes (S. 185), S8782, S8785, S8786 [15JY]

Federal-State relations: unfunded Federal mandates, S2069, S2071, S2075, S2076 [25FE]

Floods: disaster assistance to Midwest States (H.R. 2667), S10277, S10336 [4AU]

Florence, KY: tribute, S2562&sbull; [9MR]

Food stamps: curtail fraud, S10722 [6AU]

———curtail fraud in program (S. 505), S2428 [4MR]

Foreign aid: economic assistance to Russia relative to their involvement in Cuba, S12302 [23SE]

———permit expenditure of funds for war reserve stockpiles in Thailand, S12333 [23SE]

———World Food Program funding, S12235 [22SE]

Foreign operations, export financing, and related programs: making appropriations (H.R. 2295), S12221, S12225, S12226, S12227, S12228, S12229, S12234, S12235 [22SE], S12301, S12302, S12303, S12304, S12324, S12326, S12327, S12333, S12334, S12357, S12360 [23SE]

———making appropriations (H.R. 2295), conference report, S12755, S12758 [30SE]

———making appropriations (H.R. 2295), conference report, unanimous-consent agreement, S12759 [30SE]

Foreign trade: prohibit exportation of American black bear viscera (S. 181), S692&sbull; [26JA]

Fulton, KY: tribute, S2247&sbull; [2MR]

Glendale, KY: tribute, S3073&sbull; [17MR]

Graves County, KY: tribute to Fancy Farm annual picnic, S10599&sbull; [5AU]

Greensburg, KY: tribute, S943&sbull; [28JA]

Greenup, KY: tribute, S1644&sbull; [16FE]

GSA: procurement preference of toner cartridges manufactured in the U.S., S10192 [3AU]

Guatemala: political unrest, S6821 [28MY]

Haiti: presence of U.S. Armed Forces, S14045 [21OC]

Hancock County, KY: tribute, S2508&sbull; [5MR]

Health: national policy to provide health care and reform insurance procedures, S5004 [28AP]

———national policy to provide health care and reform insurance procedures (S. 728), S4300 [1AP]

———national policy to provide health care and reform insurance procedures (S. Res. 81), S3283, S3283&sbull; [19MR]

Henderson, KY: tribute, S1058&sbull; [2FE]

Horse Cave, KY: tribute, S6795&sbull; [27MY]

Hunt, Swanee Grace: nomination of Ambassadors, S14897 [3NO]

Jefferson County, KY: tribute to Kentucky Country Day School, S7146&sbull; [10JN]

Joseph, Anne R.: Food Research and Action Center's Raymond M. Wheeler Award recipient, S2507&sbull; [5MR]

Kentucky: tribute to Central Kentucky Youth Orchestra, S13854 [18OC]

———tribute to sheep industry, S9901&sbull; [29JY]

———tribute to State Dept. of Education's Blue Ribbon School Program, S7036&sbull; [9JN], S9570&sbull; [27JY]

Kentucky Highlands Investment Corp.: anniversary, S10447&sbull; [4AU]

Leeco, Inc.: Dept. of the Interior's Excellence in Surface Mining Award recipient, S8266&sbull; [29JN]

Leitchfield, KY: tribute, S1207&sbull; [3FE]

Lexington, KY: anniversary of Pleasant Green Missionary Baptist Church, S15800&sbull; [16NO]

Lobbyists: disclosure of activities to influence the Federal Government (S. 349), S5391, S5392 [4MY], S5512 [5MY]

Logan, John: Henderson, KY, Chamber of Commerce citizen of the year, S3961&sbull; [29MR]

Louisa, KY: tribute, S3204&sbull; [18MR]

Louisville, KY: tribute to Dupont Manual High School as winner of the Kentucky Speech Festival, S3961&sbull; [29MR]

Metcalfe County, KY: tribute, S3546&sbull; [23MR]

Middle East: Israeli/Palestinian peace initiatives, S12333 [23SE]

Midway, KY: tribute, S3379&sbull; [22MR], S4439&sbull; [2AP]

Miller, Erin: Kentucky's History Day competition winner, S7037&sbull; [9JN]

Morehead, KY: tribute to National Rural Health Associations Award for Outstanding Rural Practice recipient, St. Claire Medical Center, S7144&sbull; [10JN]

Motor vehicles: domestic content requirements for vehicles sold in the U.S., S13112 [6OC]

———motorcycle safety, S4439&sbull; [2AP]

National Endowment for Democracy: funding, S9656 [28JY]

Navy: gun weapon systems technology program, S14136 [21OC]

Newport, KY: tribute, S4339&sbull; [1AP]

North American Free Trade Agreement: ratification (H.R. 3450), S16396 [19NO]

Parliamentary inquiry, S7425 [17JN]

Peace Corps: anniversary, S3075&sbull; [17MR]

Perryville, KY: tribute, S2691&sbull; [10MR]

Peru: foreign aid, S12226 [22SE]

Peytona, KY: tribute, S2849&sbull; [11MR]

Point of order, S7431 [17JN]

Political campaigns: ban activities of political action committees and limit contributions of persons other than multicandidate committees, S5391, S5392 [4MY], S6428, S6430, S6433, S6434 [25MY]

———taxation of receipts of candidates who do not agree to voluntary spending limits, S7408, S7411, S7416, S7419, S7422, S7423, S7424 [17JN]

Public buildings: prohibit smoking in Federal buildings, S10173 [3AU]

Recycling: improve waste management programs for Federal agencies (S. 182), S693&sbull; [26JA]

Red River: designate as a component of the Wild and Scenic Rivers System (S. 250), S890&sbull; [28JA]

———designate certain segments as components of National Wild and Scenic Rivers System (H.R. 914), S16188 [18NO]

Refuse disposal: regulation of out-of-State solid waste (S. 439), S2098&sbull; [25FE]

Rural areas: establish community service program (S. 1127), S7514&sbull; [17JN]

Rural Community Service Program: establish, S9285 [22JY]

Russia: economic assistance relative to troop withdrawal from Latvia and Estonia, S12304 [23SE]

———foreign aid relative to repayment of commercial debt, S12234 [22SE]

Senate: application of information relative to the constitutionality of campaign ethics reform and spending limits, S6528, S6529, S6530 [26MY]

Shively, KY: tribute, S8258&sbull; [29JN]

Somalia: presence of U.S. Armed Forces, S13447 [14OC]

Stanford, KY: tribute, S2974 [16MR]

Stanton, KY: tribute, S4705&sbull; [20AP]

States: funding of the preparation and mailing of voter information pamphlets, S6934, S6937 [8JN]

———immunity from personal civil liability for certain volunteers working for nonprofit organizations and government entities, S9946, S9947, S9948, S9949 [30JY]

Supreme Court: expedited review of Congressional Campaign Spending Limit and Election Reform Act, S7357 [16JN]

Tariff: pigments and dyes (S. 1152), S8088&sbull; [24JN]

Taxation: application of revenue to the deficit from disallowed tax deductions for lobbying expenses, S6517, S6519, S6520, S6521, S6522, S6523 [26MY]

———energy tax, S3154 [18MR]

———increase of Presidential election campaign check-off amount, S7904, S7905 [24JN]

Television: advertising discount availability and regulations for State or Federal office candidates, S6934, S6937 [8JN]

Terrorism: foreign aid to countries relative to their export of military equipment to terrorist countries, S12227 [22SE]

Tobacco: eliminate price support program (S. 652), S4446&sbull; [2AP]

Tompkinsville, KY: tribute, S4778&sbull; [21AP]

Toyota Motor Manufacturing, U.S.A., Inc.: tribute to Kentucky supplier award recipients, S4438&sbull; [2AP]

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Corp.: tribute to plant in Georgetown, KY, S7035&sbull; [9JN], S7315&sbull; [15JN]

U.N.: U.S. role in peacekeeping operations, S13885, S13886 [19OC]

U.S.A. Harvest (charitable organization): tribute to Kentucky Harvest founding branch, S4336&sbull; [1AP]

United Daughters of the Confederacy: extension of patent for insignia, S9264 [22JY]

Vanceburg, KY: tribute, S6881&sbull; [28MY]

Villa Hills, KY: tribute to Villa Madonna Academy, S15796&sbull; [16NO]

Voting: authorizing appropriations to States relative to national voter registration, S2754, S2755, S2756, S2757, S2762 [11MR]

———establish national voter registration (H.R. 2), conference report, S5680 [7MY], S5739 [11MY]

———establish national voter registration (S. 460), S2392, S2394, S2395, S2396, S2397, S2398, S2402 [4MR], S2470 [5MR], S2526, S2527 [9MR], S2600, S2602, S2606 [10MR], S2743, S2746, S2747, S2748, S2749, S2750, S2754, S2755, S2756, S2757, S2762, S2763, S2764 [11MR], S2897, S2899, S2900 [16MR], S2987, S2992, S2997 [17MR]

———establish national voter registration (S. 460), cloture motion, S3008, S3009 [17MR]

———exempt from national voter registration policy if an increase in taxes is necessary for implementation, S2992 [17MR]

Waddy, KY: tribute, S2849&sbull; [11MR]

West Liberty, KY: tribute, S8728&sbull; [14JY]

West Point, KY: tribute, S3286&sbull; [19MR]

Westvaco Corp.: tribute, S8540&sbull; [1JY]

Wetlands: single Federal agency responsibility for technical determinations, S5319 [4MY]

Wickliffe, KY: tribute, S6607&sbull; [26MY]

World Bank: capital stock funding relative to mismanagement and loans to countries acting against U.S. interests, S12324, S12326 [23SE]

Remarks in Senate relative to

Committee on Ethics (Senate, Select): designation of certain minority party membership (S. Res. 109), S6090 [19MY]

Schedules

Committee on Appropriations (Senate): Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development: energy and water development programs appropriations, D321 [31MR]

Statements

First Amendment Constitutional Rights (sundry), S6632 [27MY]

Flag Burning: Senator Bingaman, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Boren, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Bradley, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Bumpers, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Daschle, S7409 [17JN]

———Senator Dodd, S7411 [17JN]

———Senator Kennedy, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Leahy, S7409 [17JN]

———Senator Metzenbaum, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Mikulski, S7410 [17JN]

———Senator Mitchell, S7409 [17JN]

———Senator Simon, S7411 [17JN]

National Voter Registration: George Will, S3000 [17MR]

Public Financing of Presidential Campaigns: H. Ross Perot, S7003 [9JN]

———Michael Malbin, S7003 [9JN]

Texts of

S. 7, Comprehensive Campaign Finance Reform Act, S279-S286 [21JA]

S. 505, Food Stamp Anti-Fraud Act, S2428 [4MR]

S. 1127, establish a rural community service program, S7514&sbull; [17JN]

S. Res. 81, national policy to provide health care and reform insurance procedures, S3283 [19MR]

S. Res. 109, designation of certain minority party membership of the Committee on Ethics (Senate, Select), S6090, S6151 [19MY]

Tributes

Adams, Karen, S8260&sbull; [29JN]

Anderson, Matthew K., S12674 [29SE]

Bradbury, Raymond, S2242&sbull; [2MR], S2516 [9MR]

Brown, Annie, S9901&sbull; [29JY]

Brown, William A., S7811&sbull; [23JN]

Callaham, John B., S11957 [20SE]

Chancey, Malcolm B., Jr., S16521&sbull; [19NO]

Curtis, Amy, S6794&sbull; [27MY]

Egan, Eileen M., S11939&sbull; [15SE]

Farmer, William F. (Bill), Jr., S1230 [4FE]

Foster, William R., S7533&sbull; [17JN]

Gray, Laman A., S8636&sbull; [13JY]

Haddix, Dorothy, S9901&sbull; [29JY]

Hamilton, Ed, S11330&sbull; [9SE]

Hoven, Ardis D., S16524&sbull; [19NO]

Johnson, Charlie, S8150&sbull; [24JN]

Lester, Douglas M., S8730&sbull; [14JY]

Martin, William R., S7600 [22JN]

McLaughlin, Marilyn A., S10007&sbull; [30JY]

Metz, Milton, S6968&sbull; [8JN]

Meyer, Kathy, S9901&sbull; [29JY]

Newton, Charles M. (C.M.), S2370&sbull; [3MR]

Orms, Charles Ralph, S658 [26JA]

Russell, Bob, S4707&sbull; [20AP]

Semonin, Paul F., Jr., S3266 [19MR]

Sharp, Phillip A., S13830 [18OC]

Slentz, Harvey A., S10005&sbull; [30JY]

Thomas, Raymond D., Sr., S6880&sbull; [28MY]

Trivette, John Bill, S880 [28JA]

White, Harold, S6606&sbull; [26MY]

Whittle, Joseph, S10596&sbull; [5AU]

Wibbels, David A., S15798&sbull; [16NO]

Williams, Eugene, S12674 [29SE]

Williams, Stephen A., S12049&sbull; [20SE]