    [Congressional Record Index (1998)]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

    CANNON, CHRIS (a Representative from Utah)
      Bills and resolutions cosponsored
        Armed Forces:  establish demonstration project relative to
            enrollment of certain beneficiaries in the Federal Employees
            Health Benefits Program, (see H.R. 1766), H100 [28JA]
        Bankruptcy:  reform system to become a needs-based system, (see H.R.
            2500), H329 [4FE]
        Children and youth:  parental notification and State criminal
            reporting requirements for minors who seek family planning
            services from federally-funded clinics, (see H.R. 3230), H496
            [12FE]
        ------ State criminal reporting requirements for minors who seek
            family planning services from federally-funded clinics, (see
            H.R. 3229), H496 [12FE]
        Contraceptives:  establish restrictions on provision to minors
            through certain family planning projects, (see H.R. 4721),
            H10011 [7OC]
        Crime:  prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State
            laws requiring parental notification of abortions, (see H.R.
            3682), H2054 [1AP]
        Death and dying:  clarify Federal laws relative to dispensing of
            drugs intended for use for assisted suicide or euthanasia, (see
            H.R. 4006), H5494 [14JY]
        Dept. of Defense:  allow military health care system beneficiaries
            the option to enroll in Federal Employees Health Benefits
            Program, (see H.R. 3613), H1854 [31MR]
        Dept. of Education:  prohibit funding of national testing proposals
            without explicit and specific legislation, (see H.R. 2846), H65
            [27JA]
        Drugs:  conform penalties for methamphetamine to penalties involving
            similar amounts of cocaine base, (see H.R. 3898), H3744 [21MY]
        Education:  spending of a greater percentage of Federal tax dollars
            on children's classrooms, (see H.R. 3248), H1159 [12MR]
        Fair Debt Collection Practices Act:  reduce the cost of credit, (see
            H.R. 1059), H1299 [18MR]
        Families and domestic relations:  provide equitable child care
            relief for stay at-home parents, (see H. Con. Res. 202), H386
            [5FE]
        FCC:  repeal authority to require contributions from telephone
            carriers for the connection of schools, health care providers,
            and libraries to the Internet, (see H.R. 4065), H4880 [19JN]
        Federal employees:  allow use of medical savings accounts under
            health benefits program, (see H.R. 3166), H385 [5FE]
        Firearms:  clarify standard required for the importation of sporting
            arms, (see H.R. 2734), H65 [27JA], (see H.R. 3954), H3970 [22MY]
        Food Quality Protection Act:  congressional oversight of
            implementation, (see H. Con. Res. 290), H8084 [18SE]
        Ford, Gerald R. and Betty:  award Congressional Gold Medal, (see
            H.R. 3506), H3744 [21MY]
        FTC:  regulation of dietary ingredient and supplement
            advertisements, (see H.R. 4581), H7914 [16SE]
        George H.W. Bush Center for Central Intelligence, Langely, VA:
            designate, (see H.R. 3821), H3013 [7MY]
        Government regulations:  require peer review of scientific data used
            in support of Federal regulations, (see H.R. 3234), H755 [3MR]
        ------ require reasonable notice to businesses of changes made to
            regulations imposed by Federal agencies, (see H.R. 4049), H5065
            [23JN]
        Health care facilities:  establish limits for imposition of fines
            relative to false health care claims, (see H.R. 3523), H2424
            [28AP]
        IMF:  ensure transparency of operations, (see H.R. 3331), H1021
            [10MR]
        Interstate commerce:  allow any State, territory, or possession to
            bring Federal court action relative to transportation of
            alcoholic beverages, (see H.R. 1063), H5737 [16JY]
        Iraq:  development of weapons of mass destruction, (see H. Res.
            519), H8528 [23SE]
        Iron and steel industry:  respond to the surge of steel imports
            resulting from the financial crises in Asia, Russia, and other
            regions, (see H. Con. Res. 328), H8083 [18SE]
        Lewis and Clark expedition:  mint coins in commemoration of
            bicentennial, (see H.R. 1560), H6999 [3AU]
        Medicare:  delay implementation of changes in coverage of
            venipuncture services under home health services, (see H.R.
            3137), H447 [11FE]
        ------ reform payment system for home health services, (see H.R.
            4404), H7585 [10SE]
        Members of Congress:  follow the examples of self-sacrifice and
            devotion to character displayed by Jacob J. Chestnut and John M.
            Gibson of the Capitol Police, (see H. Con. Res. 317), H7915
            [16SE]
        Motor vehicles:  average fuel economy standards for automobiles,
            (see H.R. 880), H2813 [5MY]
        National Center for Rural Law Enforcement:  establish, (see H.R.
            1524), H578 [24FE]
        Public lands:  use of alternative arrangements for windstorm-damaged
            national forests and grasslands in Texas, (see H.R. 4345), H6697
            [29JY]
        Radiation Exposure Compensation Act:  compensation for certain
            individuals exposed to radiation in uranium mines and mills,
            (see H.R. 3539), H3247 [13MY]
        Securities:  limit the conduct of securities class actions under
            State law, (see H.R. 1689), H1236 [17MR]
        Small business:  liability requirements for remediation of dry
            cleaning solvents, (see H.R. 1711), H5404 [25JN]
        States:  penalties for releasing individuals convicted of violent
            crimes involving children, (see H.R. 4258), H6454 [24JY]
        Tariff:  personal effects of individuals associated with the 1999
            International Special Olympics and Women's World Cup, the 2001
            International Special Olympics, and the 2002 Winter Olympics and
            Winter Paralympic Games, (see H.R. 4045), H4549 [11JN]
        Taxation:  allow Farm and Ranch Risk Management Accounts, (see H.R.
            3659), H6070 [21JY]
        ------ allow married couples to file combined return under which
            each spouse is taxed using rates applicable to single filers,
            (see H.R. 3104), H63 [27JA]
        ------ constitutional amendment relative to certain tax limitations,
            (see H.J. Res. 111), H677 [26FE]
        ------ eliminate marriage tax penalty by adjusting income tax rate
            brackets and standard deduction amounts, (see H.R. 3734), H2606
            [29AP]
        ------ elimination of estate and gift taxes, (see H.R. 3879), H4835
            [18JN]
        ------ increase amount of low-income housing credits allocated in
            each State and index amounts for inflation, (see H.R. 2990),
            H1550 [25MR]
        ------ increase State cap on private activity bonds, (see H.R. 979),
            H1299 [18MR]
        ------ terminate Internal Revenue Code, (see H.R. 3097), H62 [27JA]
        ------ treatment of estate taxes on family-owned farm businesses,
            (see H.R. 4587), H7914 [16SE]
        ------ treatment of married couples, interest, dividends, health
            insurance costs of self-employed individuals, and prepaid
            tuition plans of private colleges, (see H.R. 3103), H63 [27JA]
        Telephones:  reduce rates and provide advanced telecommunications
            services to schools, libraries, and certain health care
            facilities, (see H.R. 4324), H7585 [10SE]
        Television:  promote competition in the multichannel video
            marketplace, (see H.R. 2921), H447 [11FE]
        Tobacco products:  limit tobacco settlement attorneys' fees, (see
            H.R. 2740), H241 [3FE]
        ------ reduce youth smoking, increase tobacco-related research, and
            develop safer tobacco products, (see H.R. 3868), H3311 [14MY]
        Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo:  determine validity of certain land
            claims involving the descendants of persons who were Mexican
            citizens, (see H.R. 2538), H631 [25FE]
        Utah:  land exchange, (see H.R. 3830), H3104 [12MY]
        Weapons:  ensure that any national missile defense program protects
            Alaska, Hawaii, and U.S. territories and commonwealths, (see H.
            Con. Res. 278), H5405 [25JN]
      Bills and resolutions introduced
        Credit unions:  clarify laws relative to field of membership of
            Federal credit unions, (see H.R. 3265), H630 [25FE]
        Four Corners Monument Tribal Park:  authorize an interpretive center
            and related visitor facilities, (see H.R. 4263), H5858 [17JY]
        Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument:  boundary adjustments,
            (see H.R. 3909), H3624 [20MY], (see H.R. 4287), H6070 [21JY]
        Howard C. Nielson Post Office Building, Provo, UT:  designate, (see
            H.R. 3120), H99 [28JA]
        Lake Powell:  water level, (see H. Res. 380), H904 [5MR]
        San Rafael Swell National Conservation Area:  establish, (see H.R.
            3625), H2052 [1AP]
        San Rafael Swell National Heritage Area:  establish, (see H.R.
            3625), H2052 [1AP]
      Bills and resolutions relative to
        Clinton, President:  House of Representatives' appointment and
            authorization of managers for impeachment trial, (see H. Res.
            614), H12047 [19DE]
      Remarks
        Clinton, President:  Committee on the Judiciary (House) inquiry into
            whether grounds exist to impeach (H. Res. 581), H10030 [8OC]
        ------ impeachment (H. Res. 611), H11843 [18DE]
        Crime:  prohibit taking minors across State lines to avoid State
            laws requiring parental notification of abortions (H.R. 3682),
            H5531 [15JY]
        Education:  national policy to improve system, H8051<bullet> [18SE]
        ------ spending of a greater percentage of Federal tax dollars on
            children's classrooms (H.R. 3248), H8051<bullet> [18SE]
        FCC:  E-Rate Program implementation, H4338 [10JN]
        Government regulations:  analyze impact and improve congressional
            deliberation of proposed Federal private sector mandates (H.R.
            3534), H3228<bullet> [13MY]
        Howard C. Nielson Post Office Building, Provo, UT:  designate (H.R.
            3120), H521 [24FE]
        Immigration:  increase number of temporary visas for skilled workers
            and protect similarly qualified U.S. workers (H.R. 3736), H8594
            [24SE]
        Public lands:  protect and improve certain heritage areas, historic
            areas, national parks, wild and scenic rivers, and national
            trails (H.R. 4570), H9759 [7OC]
        Religion:  protect certain charitable contributions (H.R. 2604),
            H4004 [3JN]
        Taxation:  constitutional amendment to require a two-thirds majority
            on the passage of legislation increasing taxes (H.J. Res. 111),
            H2145 [22AP]
        ------ terminate Internal Revenue Code (H.R. 3097), H4668 [17JN]
        Utah:  anniversary of Mormon settlement, H6419 [24JY]
      Remarks in House relative to
        Clinton, President:  House of Representatives' appointment and
            authorization of managers for impeachment trial (H. Res. 614),
            H12042 [19DE], H12043 [19DE]
        Leave of absence:  granted, H1443 [24MR], H1774 [30MR]
      Texts of
        H. Res. 614, House of Representatives' appointment and authorization
            of managers for impeachment trial of President Clinton, H12043
            [19DE]
      Tributes
        Brown, Donald C., E1865<bullet> [1OC]
        Smethurst, Bryan, E841<bullet> [13MY]