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

    CLOTHING INDUSTRY
      Articles and editorials
        So Now We're Back to Flammable Pajamas?, H6588 [29JY]
        South Carolina's Factory Workers Lowest Paid in Southeast Economic
            Grade, S7712 [9JY]
        Your Pricey Clothing Is Their Low-Pay Work, E125-E127 [11FE]
      Bills and resolutions
        American Samoa:  clarify rules of origin for textile and apparel
            products, (see H.R. 3377), H903 [5MR]
        Children and youth:  provide that children's sleepwear be
            manufactured in accordance with stricter flammability standards,
            (see H.R. 3831), H3104 [12MY]
        Colleges and universities:  adopt licensing codes of conduct against
            merchandise produced under sweatshop and child labor conditions,
            (see H.R. 3755), H2605 [29AP]
        Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements:  report to
            Congress on the availability of certain wool fabric, (see S.
            2653), S12871 [21OC]
        Foreign trade:  clarify rules of origin for certain textile
            products, (see S. 2394), S9426 [30JY]
        ------ clarify rules of origin for certain textile products, (see
            H.R. 4526), H7494 [9SE]
        Tariff:  wool fabrics, (see S. 2338), S8658 [21JY], (see H.R. 4358),
            H6819 [30JY]
      Remarks in House
        American Samoa:  clarify rules of origin for textile and apparel
            products (H.R. 3377), E318 [5MR]
        Children and youth:  provide that children's sleepwear be
            manufactured in accordance with stricter flammability standards,
            H5647 [16JY], H5648 [16JY], H5649 [16JY], H6543-H6546 [29JY],
            H6591 [29JY]
        ------ provide that children's sleepwear be manufactured in
            accordance with stricter flammability standards, H9623 [6OC]
        ------ use of child labor in foreign countries, E1869 [1OC]
        Colleges and universities:  adopt licensing codes of conduct against
            merchandise produced under sweatshop and child labor conditions,
            H2861-H2865 [6MY]
        ------ adopt licensing codes of conduct against merchandise produced
            under sweatshop and child labor conditions, E1884 [2OC]
        Levi Strauss Co.:  anniversary, E907 [20MY]
        Northern Mariana Islands:  labor abuses, E125 [11FE], E130 [11FE]
        Sweatshops:  legal accountability for sweatshop conditions (H.R.
            23), H1508 [25MR]
        Tariff:  wool fabrics (H.R. 4358), E1495 [31JY]
        Triangle Shirtwaist Co.:  anniversary of factory fire, H1508 [25MR]
      Remarks in Senate
        Tariff:  wool fabrics (S. 2338), S8671 [21JY]
        Textile industry and fabrics:  impact of foreign trade policies and
            agreements on domestic businesses, S7711-S7713 [9JY]
      Statements
        Child Labor:  Brian Hodgson and Jessica Riley, E1559 [5AU]
        ------ Christie Nold, E1427 [24JY]
        Children's Sleepwear Flammability Standards:  Ann Brown, CPSC, H6588
            [29JY]
        Use of Child Labor in Clothing Manufacturing Plants:  Kathie Lee
            Gifford, E1869 [1OC]
      Texts of
        S. 2338, tariff on wool fabrics, S8671 [21JY]