NUCLEAR WEAPONS related term(s) International Atomic Energy Agency; Nuclear Energy

Addresses

American Unilateralism: Charles Krauthammer, S1729-S1731 [29JA]

British Policy on Use of Armed Forces Against Iraq: Tony Blair (Prime Minister, Great Britain), S4103-S4106 [20MR]

Joint Meeting of Congress: Tony Blair, Prime Minister of Great Britain, H7059-H7062 [17JY]

National Dialogue on Iraq + One Year: Senator Biden, S10599-S10602 [31JY]

National Security and Strategic Defense: Ronald Reagan, S4272 [21MR]

Then, Now and Tomorrow—America's Role in a Changing World: Peter S. Rosenblatt, S10193-S10195 [30JY]

U.S. Policy on Use of Armed Forces Against Iraq: Representative Rangel, E516 [19MR]

———Senator Levin, S3771, S3772 [17MR]

———William J. Clinton, S1720-S1722 [29JA], S13783 [3NO]

Weapons Inspections and Disarmament in Iraq Pursuant to U.N. Resolutions: Shirley V.T.B. Williams, E318 [27FE]

Amendments

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), H6708 [14JY], H6733, H6766, H6772, H6785, H6788, H6790, H6792, H6794, H6795, H6796, H6797, H6798, H6799, H6800, H6801, H6802, H6803, H6804, H6805, H6806, H6815, H6821, H6822, H6823 [15JY], H6893, H6901 [16JY]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 925), S6032 [12MY], S9058 [8JY], S9093, S9105, S9107, S9108, S9125, S9155, S9156, S9157, S9158, S9159 [9JY], S9163, S9164, S9165, S9166, S9170, S9171, S9173, S9181, S9182, S9193, S9194, S9195, S9196, S9200, S9202, S9203, S9204, S9205, S9206, S9207, S9253, S9254, S9255, S9256, S9258, S9259, S9260, S9261, S9262, S9263, S9264, S9265 [10JY], S9307, S9308, S9309 [11JY]

National security: support nonproliferation programs (S. Res. 90), S8848 [27JN]

Syria: halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), S14407, S14457 [11NO], H11759 [20NO]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Russia on Strategic Offensive Reductions: ratification, S3142 [5MR], S3218, S3223, S3224, S3229, S3233, S3237, S3335 [6MR]

Analyses

Dept. of State Appropriations (S. 790), S4849-S4856 [3AP]

Protocol Additional to the Agreement Between the U.S. and International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards in the U.S. (S. 1987), S16125 [9DE]

Appointments

Senate National Security Working Group, S5878 [7MY], S5979 [8MY]

Articles and editorials

Administration Won't Bar Use of Nuclear Weapons, S1659 [28JA]

After Missile Raid on Convoy, U.S. Hunts for Hussein's DNA, S8381 [23JN]

Asylum II—An Idea Still in Search of a Strategy, E168 [6FE]

Asylum—An Idea in Search of a Strategy, E167 [6FE]

Black Thursday for Bush, E1493 [17JY]

Case for Action, E135 [5FE]

Cheers for Toppling of Saddam, E757 [11AP]

Cheney Link of Iraq, 9/11 Challenged, H8225 [16SE]

Correct Nuclear Strategy, E2142 [28OC]

Dollar Diplomacy, S3705 [13MR]

Don't Rule Out Force, S197 [10JA]

``Drumbeat'' on Iraq? A Response to Readers, S2911, S2985 [27FE]

Europe and America Must Stand United, S1761 [30JA], S2501 [13FE]

Ever-Present Threat—With or Without WMD, Iraq Under Saddam Was Violating U.N. Sanctions Left and Right, E2233 [5NO]

Facing a New Nuclear Reality, S11523 [16SE]

Fallout—Enewetak Atoll, 50 Years Ago This Week, E2171-E2173 [30OC]

Foes Giving in to N. Korea's Nuclear Aims, S3362 [7MR]

``Guns to Plowshares'' and Nuclear Non-Proliferation—The U.S.-Russian Partnership, E2556 [15DE]

Hunt for Iraq's Weapons, S13780 [3NO], S13847 [4NO]

Kazakhstan's Contribution—U.S. Should Strengthen Cooperation Efforts, E882 [7MY]

Levin—Untested Missile Defense Setup Poses Risks—Can Missile Shield Be Built?, S2182 [11FE]

Middle East Foreign Policy—And Now It's Syria's Choice, H9431 [15OC]

Misled and Undermanned—The Truth on Iraq, S15054 [18NO]

Missing Weapons Do Matter, S9518 [17JY]

Missing Weapons of Mass Destruction—Is Lying About the Reason for War an Impeachable Offense?, H5249-H5251 [11JN]

Moment of Decision, S3401 [10MR]

Questioning the Case for War, E1447 [11JY]

Real Arms Control, E1990 [7OC]

Right Thing, E1251 [13JN]

Rochester Area Prepares for War by Tightening Security, S4049 [20MR]

Russia's Economic Strength Begins in the Home, E1990 [7OC]

Saddam's Bombs? We'll Find Them, H5834-H5836 [25JN]

Security Costs Rise for Local Officials, Terrorism Alert Puts a Strain on Budgets, S2438 [13FE]

Split at C.I.A. and F.B.I. on Iraqi Ties to Al Qaeda, S2396 [13FE]

Trying Diplomacy on North Korea, E2142 [28OC]

U.S. Had Key Role in Iraq Buildup; Trade in Chemical Arms Allowed Despite Their Use on Iranians, Kurds, S1768 [30JA]

U.S. Nuclear Plan Sees New Targets and New Weapons, S11440 [15SE]

U.S. Policy on Use of Armed Forces Against Iraq, E472 [13MR]

Unready for the Aftermath, S3361 [7MR]

Warning on Iraq, From a Friend, H1660 [6MR]

Who's Unpatriotic Now?, S9669 [22JY]

Wrong Question—It's Not Whether Saddam Has Chemical Weapons, It's Whether He'll Use Them, E214 [13FE]

Bills and resolutions

Armed Forces: present a ribbon to members who were exposed during active duty to ionizing radiation as a result of atomic weapons testing (see H.R. 1404), H2269 [20MR]

———repeal authorization of use against Iraq (see H.J. Res. 20), H322 [5FE] (see H. Con. Res. 2), H60 [7JA] (see H. Con. Res. 101), H2132 [19MR]

———require Presidential report to Congress detailing possible consequences of using military force against Iraq (see S.J. Res. 9), S3730 [13MR] (see H.J. Res. 24), H1333 [25FE]

———U.S. policy on use against Iraq (see S. Res. 32), S1736 [29JA]

Arms control: prevent direct and indirect financing of development of weapons of mass destruction programs by Iran and Libya (see H.R. 3347), H9738 [20OC]

———promote the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction (see H. Res. 291), H5663 [19JN]

———reduction of nuclear weapons and application of savings to certain domestic initiatives (see H.R. 2647), H6263 [26JN]

———support nonproliferation programs (see S. Res. 90), S3804 [17MR] (see H.R. 1719), H3301 [10AP]

Blair, Tony: express appreciation for support by British Prime Minister of U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces in Iraq (see H. Res. 154), H2270 [20MR]

Budget: reduce deficit through elimination of funding for the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, irrigation water subsidies, and production of Trident II missiles (see S. 49), S36 [7JA]

Bush, President: request transmission of documents or other materials to the House of Representatives relative to the possession of weapons of mass destruction by Iraq (see H. Res. 260), H5045 [5JN]

Crime: establish criminal penalties and civil remedies for commission of a terrorist hoax (see S. 1441), S9708 [22JY]

———strengthen and enhance the prevention and prosecution of crimes using weapons of mass destruction (see H.R. 2939), H7783 [25JY]

Dept. of Defense: establish a Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team in each State (see S. 918), S5343 [11AP]

———implement requirements for additional Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams (see H.R. 2012), H3761 [7MY]

Dept. of Energy: decrease threat from theft or diversion of highly enriched uranium (see H.R. 795), H700 [13FE]

———purchase of excess plutonium and highly enriched uranium from Russia (see H.R. 3173), H8905 [24SE]

Dept. of Homeland Security: make grants to first responders (see H.R. 3266), H9375 [8OC]

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (see S. 790), S4824 [3AP] (see S. 925), S5433 [28AP] (see H.R. 1950), H3641 [5MY]

———authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), consideration (see H. Res. 316), H6706 [14JY]

Dept. of the Interior: study preservation and interpretation of historic sites of the Manhattan Project for potential inclusion in the National Park System (see S. 1687), S12193 [30SE] (see H.R. 3207), H9032 [30SE]

Europe: support by certain countries of U.S. policy on U.N. enforcement of Iraqi disarmament resolutions (see S. Con. Res. 4), S2188 [11FE] (see H. Con. Res. 43), H705 [13FE]

Foreign policy: use of Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funds for projects and activities to address proliferation threats outside the states of the former Soviet Union (see H.R. 2063), H3973 [9MY]

———waive restrictions on use of Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funds to address proliferation threats in former Soviet states and for chemical weapons destruction facility in Russia (see H.R. 182), H58 [7JA]

France: discourage participation by U.S. citizens, companies, and Armed Forces in the Paris Air Show should France continue opposition to potential use of force against Iraq (see H. Con. Res. 48), H705 [13FE]

Health: provide compensation for injuries resulting from smallpox countermeasures, provide protection against chemical or radiological agents, increase distribution of vaccines, and improve vaccine injury compensation (see S. 15), S3504 [11MR]

Immigration: issue visas to certain scientists, engineers, and technicians who have worked in or provided information on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction programs (see S. 205), S1479 [23JA]

Independent Commission on Intelligence About Iraq: establish (see H.R. 2625), H6262 [26JN]

Iran: condemn construction of a facility to enrich uranium with potential for developing a program for the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and for its support of global terrorism (see H. Con. Res. 217), H5366 [12JN]

———permit International Atomic Energy Agency to inspect suspected nuclear and nuclear-related facilities (see H. Res. 259), H4977 [4JN]

———urge compliance with International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions on nuclear weapons program and call for international cooperation with such compliance (see S. Con. Res. 73), S12607 [15OC] (see S. Con. Res. 81), S14804 [12NO] (see H. Con. Res. 307), H9738 [20OC] (see H. Con. Res. 332), H11701 [20NO]

Iraq: release of documents by the President relative to Iraq's declaration on weapons of mass destruction (see H. Res. 68), H462 [12FE]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: condemn failure to comply with Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons and U.S.-North Korea Agreed Framework (see H. Con. Res. 10), H138 [8JA]

———condemn reactivation of nuclear reactor and interception of U.S. Air Force reconnaissance plane (see H. Con. Res. 81), H1681 [6MR]

———prohibit foreign assistance and assistance to the Korean Peninsula Development Organization (see S. 145), S230 [13JA]

National Commission on Iraq Intelligence: establish (see S. 1946), S15812 [24NO]

National security: commemorate anniversary and commitment to development of national missile defense system (see H. Con. Res. 82), H1681 [6MR]

———establish strategy for dealing with the threat of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (see S. Res. 77), S3163 [5MR]

———recognize that a preemption policy and a policy of first use of nuclear weapons creates incentives for proliferation of weapons, and is inconsistent with the long-term security of the U.S. (see S. Res. 76), S3163 [5MR]

———U.S. policy relative to deployment of a national missile defense system (see H.R. 1453), H2401 [26MR]

———U.S. policy relative to deployment of a national missile defense system capable of defending U.S. allies against ballistic missile attack (see H.R. 1454), H2401 [26MR]

Protocol Additional to the Agreement Between the U.S. and International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards in the U.S.: implement U.S. obligations (see S. 1987), S16119 [9DE]

Radioactive substances: provide for the disposition of U.S. uranium inventories (see H.R. 763), H699 [13FE]

Syria: halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (see S. 982), S5651 [1MY] (see H.R. 1828), H3407 [12AP]

Task Force on Sealed Source Protection: establish to evaluate and make recommendations on security of sealed sources of radioactive materials (see H.R. 891), H1332 [25FE]

Terrorism: provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction (see S. 315), S1977 [5FE] (see S. 466), S2919 [27FE] (see S. 930), S5434 [28AP] (see S. Res. 34), S1736 [29JA] (see H.R. 105), H55 [7JA] (see H.R. 1389), H2269 [20MR] (see H. Res. 78), H705 [13FE]

———provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction and improve security of infrastructure (see H.R. 1449), H2401 [26MR]

U.N.: allow weapons inspectors sufficient time to assess Iraq's compliance with Security Council disarmament resolutions and encourage U.S. to seek resolution specifically authorizing use of force (see S. Res. 28), S1736 [29JA] (see H. Res. 55), H323 [5FE]

U.N. Conference on Disarmament: election of Iraq as chairman (see H. Con. Res. 29), H274 [4FE]

Weapons: require certain studies on the health effects of exposure to depleted uranium munitions and require cleanup and mitigation of contamination at sites of depleted uranium munition use and production (see H.R. 1483), H2471 [27MR]

Chronologies

Committee on Armed Services (Senate) meetings and briefings on Iraq, S3156 [5MR]

Excerpts

Dept. of Defense appropriations for military activities, prescribing personnel strengths, and military construction: ban research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons (1994), S6685 [20MY]

Retired military officers' media commentary on use of Armed Forces against Iraq press conference transcript: Senator Warner and Richard B. Myers, Joint Chiefs of Staff, S4821 [3AP]

Factsheets

Iraq's Continuing Programs for Weapons of Mass Destruction: Executive Office of the President, E1545 [21JY], E1567 [23JY]

Letters

Appreciation for support by British Prime Minister Tony Blair of U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces in Iraq: Robert J. Braddy, H4967 [4JN]

Dept. of State appropriations: Paul V. Kelly, Dept. of State, S4856 [3AP]

Enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism funding: Joseph Graham (Gray) Davis, Jr., Governor of California, S4096 [20MR]

First Responders Partnership Grant Act: Anthony L. Bossi, Rutland, VT, Police Dept., S1995 [5FE]

———Brett R. Van Noordt, Vermont Association of Chiefs of Police, S1995 [5FE]

———David E. Demag, Essex, VT, Police Dept., S1995 [5FE]

———Douglas S. Hoyt, Montpelier, VT, Police Dept., S1995 [5FE]

———James A. Finger, Vermont Ambulance Association, S1995 [5FE]

———Jeffery L. Whitesell, Winhall, VT, Police & Rescue Dept., S1996 [5FE]

———R.J. Elrick, Vermont Sheriffs' Association, S1995 [5FE]

———Steven Locke, Professional Firefighters of Vermont (organization), S1995 [5FE]

Homeland security funding: Senator Byrd, S2761 [26FE]

Low-yield nuclear weapons research and development: Colin L. Powell, Sec. of State, S6680, S6686 [20MY]

———James O. Ellis, Jr., Dept. of the Navy, S6680, S6686 [20MY]

———John P. Jumper, Dept. of the Air Force, S6679, S6686 [20MY]

———several scientists, S6669 [20MY]

Nonproliferation of nuclear weapons and other weapons of mass destruction: several Russian leaders, H4585 [22MY]

———Valentina N. Pivnenko, Russian Duma, H4586 [22MY]

———Vasily F. Kuznetsov, Russian Duma, H4585 [22MY]

Protocol Additional to the Agreement Between the U.S. and International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards in the U.S.: Paul V. Kelly, Dept. of State, S16124 [9DE]

Repeal authorization of use of Armed Forces against Iraq: several Representatives, H1440 [27FE]

Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act: Representative Lantos, Committee on International Relations (House), H9422 [15OC]

———Senator Specter, S14404 [11NO]

U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces against Iraq: Charlie Daniels, H2389 [26MR]

———G.E. Patterson, Church of God in Christ, Inc., E471, E473 [13MR]

———Katrin Michael, H2390 [26MR]

———Larry Byrne, E480 [17MR]

———Nathaniel Smith, H1961 [19MR]

———President Bush, S4258 [21MR], H1958 [19MR]

———Representative Skelton, Committee on Armed Forces (House), H10542 [6NO]

———several members of California State Legislature, E594 [27MR]

U.S. policy relative to Democratic People's Republic of Korea's development of nuclear weapons arsenal: Condoleezza Rice, Executive Office of the President, S2907 [27FE]

———Senators Daschle, Biden and Levin, S2907 [27FE]

Validity of intelligence services pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq: Representative Waxman, Committee on Government Reform (House), H5414 [17JN]

War on terrorism and homeland security funding relative to omnibus consolidated appropriations: Steve Abbot, Executive Office of the President, S1001 [16JA]

Lists

Nuclear weapons life cycle management process, S6686 [20MY]

Quotes on pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S9622 [21JY]

Memorandums

Minority Staff Draft Memo on Investigation of Intelligence Gathered and Used as Rationale for Use of Armed Forces in Iraq: Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select), H11671 [20NO]

Messages

National Emergency Relative to Nuclear Proliferation in Russia: President Bush, S7606 [10JN], H5154 [10JN]

National Emergency Relative to Weapons of Mass Destruction: President Bush, S2698 [25FE], S13512 [29OC], H1282 [25FE], H10112 [29OC]

Plan for Securing Nuclear Weapons, Material, and Expertise of the States of the Former Soviet Union: President Bush, S3502 [11MR], H1713 [11MR]

Motions

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (S. 925), S9104 [9JY], S9180 [10JY]

Petitions

Opposition to Bush Administration approach to gain public consent for a preventive military strike against Iraq: intercollegiate debate community, E1443 [11JY]

Petitions and memorials

Arizona: national missile defense system, S3875 [18MR]

Guam: inclusion in Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, E1409 [8JY]

Poems

``We Are Fanatics for Peace,'' Representative Owens, E679 [3AP]

Remarks in House

Armed Forces: modernization of National Guard and Reserves equipment, weapons, and technology funding through reductions in weapons inspectors funding, H9620, H9631-H9633 [17OC]

———repeal authorization of use against Iraq (H. Con. Res. 2), H156 [27JA], H197 [28JA], H1440 [27FE], H1979 [19MR]

———require Presidential report to Congress detailing possible consequences of using military force against Iraq (H.J. Res. 24), H1610 [5MR], H1692 [11MR]

———U.S. policy on use against Iraq, H124, H131, H132 [8JA], H142, H143, H156-H159, H162, H163 [27JA], H174, H178 [28JA], H231 [29JA], H277 [5FE], H382, H383 [11FE], H450-H454 [12FE], H694 [13FE], H1278, H1304 [25FE], H1359-H1361, H1363, H1388-H1390 [26FE], H1445-H1447 [27FE], H1476, H1478, H1492, H1496-H1501 [4MR], H1603, H1604, H1605, H1606, H1608-H1611, H1618, H1619 [5MR], H1658, H1659, H1662-H1676 [6MR], H1697, H1714, H1716, H1719-H1723, H1735-H1741 [11MR], H1779, H1797 [12MR], H1815, H1878, H1894-H1898 [13MR], H1905 [17MR], H1912, H1913, H1926, H1927, H1932-H1938, H1944-H1950 [18MR], H1960, H1961, H2102, H2103, H2105, H2117-H2129 [19MR], H2135, H2163 [20MR], H2280, H2300, H2302 [25MR], H2449-H2454 [27MR], H2509 [31MR], H2518 [1AP], H2846-H2852 [7AP], H2914 [8AP], H2942, H3042-H3047 [9AP], H3055 [10AP], H3676 [6MY], H5472 [18JN], H9720-H9725 [20OC], H9823 [28OC], E15 [8JA], E135 [5FE], E151, E167 [6FE], E210 [13FE], E363 [4MR], E401, E408 [7MR], E503, E508 [18MR], E516 [19MR], E538 [20MR], E594 [27MR], E640 [1AP], E650 [2AP], E679 [3AP], E1111 [3JN], E1251 [13JN]

Arms control: allow research while limiting development of low-yield nuclear weapons, H6904-H6907 [16JY], H10995 [7NO]

———conventional weapons to defeat hardened targets funding through reductions in robust nuclear Earth penetrator program, H4503-H4506 [21MY]

———nonproliferation and disarmament programs funding, H7410, H7411 [23JY]

———prohibit funding to develop robust nuclear earth penetrator weapons, H11005 [7NO], H11401 [18NO]

———reduction of nuclear weapons and application of savings to certain domestic initiatives (H.R. 2647), E1393 [27JN]

———support nonproliferation programs, H4171 [15MY], H4585, H4590 [22MY]

Bush, President: contents of State of the Union Message relative to pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H9509 [16OC], H9704 [20OC]

———report relative to the use of military force against Iraq, H1957 [19MR]

———request transmission of documents or other materials to the House of Representatives relative to the possession of weapons of mass destruction by Iraq (H. Res. 260), H5178 [11JN], H5472, H5473 [18JN]

CIA: report on electronic communications with the Office of the Vice President relative to Iraq's possession of weapons of mass destruction, H5820, H5895-H5900 [25JN], H5942 [26JN]

Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select): interpretation of leaked minority staff draft memo as it applies to the scope of investigation of intelligence gathered and used as rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H10460 [6NO], H11671 [20NO]

Dept. of Defense: Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funding, H4394, H4411-H4413 [21MY]

———establish a Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team in each State, H2787 [3AP]

———national missile defense system funding, H6299 [8JY], H10996 [7NO]

———study benefits of purchasing excess weapons grade plutonium and uranium from Russia, H4589 [22MY]

Dept. of Energy: study benefits of accelerating the purchase of excess weapons grade plutonium and uranium from Russia, H3266, H3267 [10AP]

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), H5271 [12JN], H6725-H6824 [15JY], H6892-H6903 [16JY], H12835 [8DE], E1503 [17JY], E1505, E1506, E1508, E1509, E1510, E1517, E1531, E1532 [18JY], E1541, E1545 [21JY], E1613 [25JY]

———authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), amendment process, H6420 [9JY]

———authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), consideration (H. Res. 316), H6715-H6724 [15JY]

———authorizing appropriations (H.R. 1950), corrections in engrossment, H6903 [16JY]

Dept. of Veterans Affairs: Medical Emergency Preparedness Program funding, H7687, H7688 [25JY]

Executive Office of the President: expand the use of cooperative threat reduction funds to enhance national security activities of the Depts. of Energy and Defense, H2770 [3AP]

Foreign policy: national objectives priority assignments, H1932-H1938 [18MR]

———use of Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funds for projects and activities to address proliferation threats outside the states of the former Soviet Union (H.R. 2063), E919 [9MY]

———waive restrictions on use of Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funds to address proliferation threats in former Soviet states and for chemical weapons destruction facility in Russia (H.R. 182), H25 [7JA]

France: actions relative to U.S. use of Armed Forces against Iraq, H3686 [7MY]

GAO: determine extent and timeliness of intelligence information shared with U.N. weapons inspectors in Iraq, H5900-H5903 [25JN]

Guam: inclusion in Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, E1409 [8JY]

Independent Commission on Intelligence About Iraq: establish, H7203, H7205-H7208, H7216-H7222 [21JY]

———establish (H.R. 2625), H6843 [15JY], H6991, H6992, H6997, H7007 [16JY], H7163 [18JY], E1387 [27JN]

Intelligence services: assess validity of pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H4760 [2JN], H4955-H4957, H4968 [4JN], H4983, H4984 [5JN], H5060, H5067-H5069, H5081-H5086 [9JN], H5098, H5099, H5154 [10JN], H5178, H5246, H5249 [11JN], H5413, H5418 [17JN], H5473, H5536 [18JN], H5705-H5710 [23JN], H5718 [24JN], H5832-H5836, H5869-H5874, H5891 [25JN], H6351 [9JY], H6468, H6469, H6587 [10JY], H6683, H6684, H6686-H6689, H6692-H6699 [14JY], H6710, H6721, H6843-H6850 [15JY], H6872, H6873, H7007 [16JY], H7024, H7025 [17JY], H7163-H7165 [18JY], H7205, H7207, H7208, H7216-H7222 [21JY], H7235 [22JY], H7334, H7335 [23JY], H7776 [25JY], H7814, H7816, H7821 [3SE], H7844 [4SE], H8002 [5SE], H8225, H8259, H8277-H8281 [16SE], H8290 [17SE], H8470 [23SE], H9080, H9082 [1OC], H9201 [2OC], H9268-H9270 [7OC], H9365 [8OC], H9988, H10112 [29OC], H10240 [4NO], H10986 [7NO], H11202, H11203 [17NO], H11631, H11633 [19NO], H11874-H11877 [20NO], E1207 [11JN], E1319 [20JN], E1443, E1447 [11JY], E1493 [17JY], E1545 [21JY], E1567 [23JY]

———require report on investigation of intelligence gathered and used as rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H11434 [18NO]

Iran: condemn construction of a facility to enrich uranium with potential for developing a program for the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and for its support of global terrorism (H. Con. Res. 217), E1251 [13JN]

———urge compliance with International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions on nuclear weapons program and call for international cooperation with such compliance (H. Con. Res. 307), E2085 [17OC]

Iraq: appoint an independent commission and a special prosecutor to investigate possession of weapons of mass destruction, H5554 [19JN]

———cost estimates of rebuilding efforts once hostilities cease, H1938 [18MR]

———cost estimates of use of Armed Forces against Iraq and rebuilding efforts once hostilities cease, H1931 [18MR], H2167, H2168, H2264 [20MR], H2393 [26MR], H2695 [2AP]

———cost of use of Armed Forces against Iraq and rebuilding efforts, H7816-H7822 [3SE], H8372-H8378 [17SE], H9368-H9374 [8OC]

———estimates of cost and numbers of Armed Forces needed for military action in Iraq, H8090 [10SE]

———health effects of depleted uranium, H1609 [5MR]

———interim report on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, E2233 [5NO]

———possession of weapons of mass destruction, H5060, H5081-H5086 [9JN], H5095, H5098, H5099 [10JN], H5178, H5249 [11JN], H5413 [17JN], H5473, H5536 [18JN], H5705-H5710 [23JN], H5822, H5832-H5836, H5869-H5874, H5891 [25JN], H6339-H6345 [8JY], H6351, H6433 [9JY], H6468, H6587 [10JY], H6692-H6699 [14JY], H6710, H6849 [15JY], H6872, H6873 [16JY], H7024, H7025 [17JY], H7205, H7207, H7208 [21JY], H7334, H7335 [23JY], E1207 [11JN], E1319 [20JN], E1443, E1447 [11JY], E1493 [17JY], E1633 [25JY]

———promote establishment of an independent commission to study the basis of the determination of the existence of weapons mass destruction, H7431, H7432 [23JY]

———release of documents by the President relative to Iraq's declaration on weapons of mass destruction (H. Res. 68), H396 [12FE]

———role of weapons inspections in disarmament pursuant to U.N. resolutions, H142, H143, H156-H159 [27JA], H174, H178 [28JA], H231 [29JA], H277 [5FE], H1603, H1604 [5MR], H1932-H1938 [18MR], H1961 [19MR]

Kazakhstan: U.S. policy, E881 [7MY], E1879 [24SE]

Kennedy, Senator: comments relative to President Bush and U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H8470 [23SE], H8494 [24SE]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: nuclear weapons proliferation, E2238 [5NO]

———participation in illegal drug trade to fund nuclear weapons programs, H6276 [8JY]

———return to interim level of compliance with U.S.-North Korea Agreed Framework while negotiating a more comprehensive and mutually acceptable agreement (H. Con. Res. 18), E75 [28JA]

———role of People's Republic of China and Japan in dispute over development of nuclear weapons arsenal, H4173 [15MY]

———U.S. policy, E2142 [28OC]

———U.S. policy relative to development of nuclear weapons arsenal, H4017 [14MY], H4969 [4JN], H5178 [11JN], H7429 [23JY]

Marshall Islands: anniversary of U.S. detonation of first thermonuclear device at Enewetak Atoll, E2171 [30OC]

National Commission on Weapons of Mass Destruction in Iraq: establish, H5868 [25JN]

National security: development of earth penetrator weapons, H7124 [18JY]

———ensure greater security for U.S. seaports, H2590, H2677, H2681 [2AP], H2709, H2715, H2732, H2774 [3AP], E584 [26MR]

———homeland security funding, H2726 [3AP]

———national missile defense system, H64 [8JA], H2151 [20MR]

———national objectives priority assignments, H364 [11FE], H418 [12FE], H679 [13FE], H1674-H1676 [6MR], H3674-H3680 [6MY]

———require successful testing of a national missile defense system before deployment, H4414 [21MY]

———war on terrorism and homeland security funding, H397 [12FE]

Novak, Robert: condemn use of name of CIA operative in newspaper column, H7232 [22JY]

NRC: improve safety of transporting nuclear materials, H9778-H9780 [21OC]

Nuclear energy: spent nuclear fuel storage sites, H7120, H7121 [18JY]

Pakistan: impose sanctions for the transfer of nuclear weapons equipment to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and Iran, H8891 [24SE]

Pelosi, Representative: comments relative to U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces against Iraq, H3309 [11AP]

Powell, Sec. of State: statement to U.N. on Iraq, H278 [5FE]

Proliferation, H11402 [18NO]

Russia: partnership with U.S. relative to conversion of military-industrial nuclear capacity to civilian uses, E2556 [15DE]

———reduction of nuclear weapons, E1989 [7OC]

———U.S. policy, H2942 [9AP]

Syria: halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), H3623 [1MY], H4127 [14MY], H8371 [17SE], H9386, H9418-H9431 [15OC], E1418 [8JY], E1982 [7OC], E2065 [16OC], E2069, E2076, E2082 [17OC], E2129 [24OC], E2151 [28OC], E2175 [30OC], E2431 [23NO]

———halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), Senate amendments, H11759-H11762 [20NO]

Terrorism: enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, H2672, H2676, H2680 [2AP], H2779 [3AP], H2869 [8AP], H5770 [24JN]

———provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction, H173, H181-H190 [28JA], E106 [29JA]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Russia on Strategic Offensive Reductions: require annual report on number of nuclear warheads dismantled by each country, H4506, H4507 [21MY]

U.N.: allow weapons inspectors sufficient time to assess Iraq's compliance with Security Council disarmament resolutions and encourage U.S. to seek resolution specifically authorizing use of force (H. Res. 55), E134 [5FE]

———engage U.N. weapons inspectors in search for Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, H9632 [17OC]

———Security Council decision on use of force against Iraq, H1752 [12MR]

Remarks in Senate

Armed Forces: require Presidential report to Congress detailing possible consequences of using military force against Iraq (S.J. Res. 9), S3748 [13MR]

———retired military officers' media commentary on use against Iraq, S4821 [3AP]

———U.S. policy on use against Iraq, S213 [13JA], S1113-S1115, S1126 [17JA], S1506-S1509, S1649, S1654, S1656, S1657, S1659 [28JA], S1696, S1703-S1707, S1729 [29JA], S1767-S1770, S1775-S1785 [30JA], S2172-S2176 [11FE], S2268-S2272 [12FE], S2394, S2402-S2404, S2413 [13FE], S2514-S2516 [14FE], S2770-S2773, S2781-S2783, S2785 [26FE], S2881, S2909-S2911, S2985 [27FE], S2997-S3000, S3013, S3022 [3MR], S3121, S3150-S3152, S3155-S3158 [5MR], S3207 [6MR], S3341-S3348, S3354-S3366 [7MR], S3399-S3402 [10MR], S3463-S3466 [11MR], S3615 [12MR], S3688-S3692, S3699-S3708, S3710, S3712-S3714, S3717 [13MR], S3769-S3774, S3799 [17MR], S3820-S3822, S3835, S3839 [18MR], S3954, S3955 [19MR], S4044 [20MR], S4399, S4400, S4402, S4403 [26MR], S4544, S4545 [31MR], S4817 [3AP], S6806 [21MY], S12987 [22OC]

———U.S. policy on use against Iraq (S. Res. 32), S1714-S1724 [29JA], S1761-S1765 [30JA]

———U.S. policy on use relative to locating Saddam Hussein, S8382 [23JN]

Arms control: allow research and development of low-yield nuclear weapons, S6663-S6690 [20MY], S6922, S6924 [22MY], S7230 [3JN]

———allow research while limiting development of low-yield nuclear weapons, S6691-S6696 [20MY], S6790-S6792 [21MY]

———prohibit funding to develop robust nuclear earth penetrator weapon, S6797-S6804 [21MY]

———prohibit funding to develop robust nuclear earth penetrator weapons, S11434-S11451 [15SE], S11521-S11533 [16SE]

———require congressional authority prior to commencing development phase of robust nuclear earth penetrator weapons, S6805 [21MY], S11534-S11538 [16SE]

———support nonproliferation programs (S. Res. 90), S8847, S8848 [27JN]

Barton, Ronald W.: Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board Chairman's Medal recipient, S13511 [29OC]

Budget: reduce deficit through elimination of funding for the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, irrigation water subsidies, and production of Trident II missiles (S. 49), S51-S53 [7JA]

———reduce level of tax cuts and apply savings to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism and to deficit reduction, S4349 [25MR]

Committee on Intelligence (Senate, Select): interpretation of leaked minority staff draft memo as it applies to the scope of investigation of intelligence gathered and used as rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S13948-S13954, S13958 [5NO], S14254-S14261 [7NO]

Crime: establish criminal penalties and civil remedies for commission of a terrorist hoax (S. 1441), S9717 [22JY]

Dept. of Defense: Cooperative Threat Reduction Program funding, S14438 [11NO]

———establish a Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Team in each State (S. 918), S5377 [11AP]

———oversight of procurement, performance criteria, and operational test plans for ballistic missile defense programs, S6652-S6657 [20MY]

———release of report on feasibility of use of tactical nuclear weapons during Vietnamese Conflict, S3405 [10MR]

———require specific authorization for design, development, or deployment of ballistic missile interceptors in space, S6819-S6821, S6823 [21MY]

Dept. of Homeland Security: explosive detection devices research and development funding, S9763-S9766 [23JY]

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations, S13352-S13356 [28OC]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 790), S4843 [3AP]

———authorizing appropriations (S. 925), S9086, S9095-S9111 [9JY], S9162-S9184, S9186-S9215 [10JY], S10603 [31JY]

Dept. of the Interior: study preservation and interpretation of historic sites of the Manhattan Project for potential inclusion in the National Park System (S. 1687), S12198, S12199 [30SE]

Europe: support by certain countries of U.S. policy on U.N. enforcement of Iraqi disarmament resolutions (S. Con. Res. 4), S2500-S2502 [13FE]

———support by certain countries of U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces against Iraq, S1761 [30JA]

Foreign countries: proliferation, S6644 [20MY]

Foreign policy: national objectives priority assignments, S2764 [26FE]

Health: provide compensation for injuries resulting from smallpox countermeasures, provide protection against chemical or radiological agents, increase distribution of vaccines, and improve vaccine injury compensation (S. 15), S5791 [6MY], S6572 [19MY]

Immigration: issue visas to certain scientists, engineers, and technicians who have worked in or provided information on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction programs (S. 205), S1481 [23JA], S4222 [20MR]

Intelligence services: assess validity of pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S7432, S7462-S7464 [5JN], S8398-S8400 [24JN], S9290, S9291 [11JY], S9315 [14JY], S9358-S9360, S9370, S9390 [15JY], S9440 [16JY], S9516, S9532, S9543, S9576, S9580 [17JY], S9622, S9626-S9628 [21JY], S9697 [22JY], S10485-S10488, S10502 [31JY], S11407 [11SE], S11748 [22SE], S12240 [1OC], S12672 [16OC], S12855-S12857 [17OC], S12864-S12866 [20OC], S12987 [22OC], S13192 [24OC], S13424-S13427, S13430 [29OC], S14794 [12NO]

———Bush administration treatment of individuals questioning validity of pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S9667-S9671 [22JY]

———require Presidential report on the validity of pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S9520-S9529 [17JY]

Iran: urge compliance with International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions on nuclear weapons program and call for international cooperation with such compliance (S. Con. Res. 73), S12623 [15OC]

Iraq: cost estimates of use of Armed Forces against Iraq and rebuilding efforts once hostilities cease, S2905, S2906 [27FE], S3494 [11MR], S3688-S3690 [13MR], S4045 [20MR], S4257 [21MR]

———cost of use of Armed Forces against Iraq and rebuilding efforts, S9360, S9361 [15JY], S9839 [24JY], S11454 [15SE]

———interim report on Iraqi weapons of mass destruction, S13843 [4NO]

———possession of weapons of mass destruction, S7432 [5JN], S8398-S8400 [24JN], S9358-S9360 [15JY], S9697 [22JY], S10502 [31JY]

———require Presidential report to Congress on cost of use of Armed Forces against Iraq and rebuilding efforts before consideration of deficit-increasing legislation except for economic stimulus or homeland security purposes, S3815-S3820, S3822-S3825, S3840, S3848-S3854, S3857, S3858, S3874 [18MR]

———role of weapons inspections in disarmament pursuant to U.N. resolutions, S112 [9JA], S1761-S1765, S1767, S1775-S1785 [30JA], S2394 [13FE], S2764 [26FE], S3356-S3360 [7MR], S3769-S3774 [17MR], S3820-S3822 [18MR]

———support investigation into assertions that Iraq attempted to obtain uranium from Africa, S9205 [10JY]

Kennedy, Senator: comments relative to President Bush and U.S. policy on use of Armed Forces in Iraq, S11772-S11780, S11782 [23SE], S12112 [29SE]

Korea, Democratic People's Republic of: prohibit foreign assistance and assistance to the Korean Peninsula Development Organization (S. 145), S198 [10JA]

———U.S. policy relative to development of nuclear weapons arsenal, S195-S200, S201 [10JA], S332-S334 [15JA], S1113, S1125 [17JA], S1458, S1459 [23JA], S2034, S2060-S2063 [6FE], S2396 [13FE], S2906-S2909 [27FE], S3149-S3152 [5MR], S3361-S3364 [7MR], S5161 [10AP], S10884 [1AU]

National Commission on Iraq Intelligence: establish (S. 1946), S15838-S15841 [24NO]

National Commission on the Development and Use of Intelligence Related to Iraq: establish, S9473-S9475, S9478, S9479 [16JY], S12718-S12721 [16OC], S12773-S12779 [17OC]

National Guard: Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams funding, S9361 [15JY]

National security: commemorate anniversary and commitment to development of national missile defense system, S4272 [21MR]

———development of earth penetrator weapons, S5336 [11AP]

———ensure greater security for U.S. seaports, S4066, S4145 [20MR], S4253, S4254 [21MR], S4678-S4685 [2AP], S9758-S9763 [23JY]

———improve security of nuclear weapons, materials, and facilities and increase nuclear nonproliferation funding, S4664-S4666 [2AP]

———national missile defense system, S1783 [30JA], S2182 [11FE], S3875 [18MR], S6822 [21MY]

———national objectives priority assignments, S2268-S2272, S2275, S2284, S2303-S2305 [12FE], S2377, S2378 [13FE], S2514-S2516 [14FE], S3155-S3158 [5MR], S3207 [6MR]

———recognize that a preemption policy and a policy of first use of nuclear weapons creates incentives for proliferation of weapons, and is inconsistent with the long-term security of the U.S. (S. Res. 76), S3197 [5MR]

———war on terrorism and homeland security funding, S349-S356 [15JA], S1000-S1023 [16JA], S2172-S2176 [11FE], S2430, S2437 [13FE], S2760-S2762, S2775, S2784 [26FE], S2893-S2895 [27FE], S3022 [3MR], S10488 [31JY]

Nuclear weapons: improve security of nuclear weapons, materials, and facilities and increase nuclear nonproliferation funding, S4664-S4666 [2AP]

Powell, Sec. of State: statement to U.N. on Iraq, S2034 [6FE]

Protocol Additional to the Agreement Between the U.S. and International Atomic Energy Agency for the Application of Safeguards in the U.S.: implement U.S. obligations (S. 1987), S16124 [9DE]

Research: study on application of technology from robust nuclear earth penetrator research, S6806 [21MY]

Syria: halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), S14228, S14231 [7NO], S14403-S14417, S14448 [11NO], S15278 [20NO]

———halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), unanimous-consent agreement, S13835 [3NO]

———halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (H.R. 1828), unanimous-consent request, S14160, S14171, S14172 [6NO]

———halt support for terrorism, end occupation of Lebanon, stop development of weapons of mass destruction, and cease illegal importation of Iraqi oil (S. 982), S5674 [1MY], S9179, S9180, S9235 [10JY]

Terrorism: enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, S4049, S4054 [20MR], S4227 [21MR], S4316 [24MR], S4354 [25MR], S4790-S4798 [3AP]

———provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction, S2379 [13FE], S2694 [25FE], S2834 [26FE]

———provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction (S. 315), S1994 [5FE]

———provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction (S. 466), unanimous-consent request, S2904 [27FE]

———U.S. policy, S10193 [30JY]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Russia on Strategic Offensive Reductions: alert status of U.S.-Russian nuclear forces, S3218, S3237, S3238 [6MR]

———Cooperative Threat Reduction Program and nonproliferation assistance report requirements, S3229, S3230 [6MR]

———establish conditions for withdrawal or extension of treaty, S3221-S3229 [6MR]

———implement cooperative measures to monitor and verify reductions in strategic weapons, S3140-S3145 [5MR]

———include additional information on operationally deployed strategic nuclear warheads in implementation reports, S3237 [6MR]

———ratification, S3051 [4MR], S3113, S3128-S3149, S3152-S3154 [5MR], S3218-S3244 [6MR]

———ratification, unanimous-consent agreement, S3069 [4MR]

———threat posed by nonstrategic or tactical warheads, S3238, S3239 [6MR]

———verification and compliance requirements, S3233-S3237 [6MR]

U.N.: allow weapons inspectors sufficient time to assess Iraq's compliance with Security Council disarmament resolutions and encourage U.S. to seek resolution specifically authorizing use of force (S. Res. 28), S1712-S1724 [29JA], S1966 [5FE]

Reports

Trip to Republic of Korea and Democratic People's Republic of Korea: Representative Curt Weldon, H4970 [4JN]

U.S. Policy on Use of Armed Forces Against Iraq: President Bush, H1958-H1960 [19MR]

Reports filed

Biodefense Improvement and Treatment for America Act: Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (Senate) (S. 15), S4375 [25MR]

Consideration of H.R. 1950, Dept. of State Appropriations: Committee on Rules (House) (H. Res. 316) (H. Rept. 108-206), H6706 [14JY]

Dept. of State and Peace Corps Appropriations: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. 925) (S. Rept. 108-39), S5433 [28AP]

Dept. of State Appropriations: Committee on Armed Services (House) (H.R. 1950) (H. Rept. 108-105), H6271 [7JY]

———Committee on Energy and Commerce (House) (H.R. 1950) (H. Rept. 108-105), H6705 [14JY]

———Committee on International Relations (House) (H.R. 1950) (H. Rept. 108-105), H4254 [19MY], H5364 [12JN]

Iraqi Scientists Immigration Act: Committee on the Judiciary (Senate) (S. 205), S1811 [30JA]

President Bush Transmission of Documents or Other Materials to the House of Representatives Relative to the Possession of Weapons of Mass Destruction by Iraq: Committee on International Relations (House) (H. Res. 260) (H. Rept. 108-168), H5713 [23JN]

Release of Documents by the President Relative to Iraq's Declaration on Weapons of Mass Destruction: Committee on International Relations (House) (H. Res. 68) (H. Rept. 108-38), H1951 [18MR]

Support Nonproliferation Programs: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (S. Res. 90), S8862 [27JN]

Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act: Committee on International Relations (House) (H.R. 1828) (H. Rept. 108-314), H9477 [15OC]

Treaty Between the U.S. and Russia on Strategic Offensive Reductions: Committee on Foreign Relations (Senate) (Exec. Rept. 108-1), S2700 [25FE]

Resolutions of ratification

Treaty Between the U.S. and Russia on Strategic Offensive Reductions, S2700 [25FE], S3243 [6MR]

Rulings of the Chair

Bush, President: contents of State of the Union Message relative to pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H9704 [20OC]

Dept. of State: authorizing appropriations (S. 925), S9180 [10JY]

Statements

Interim Report on Iraqi Weapons of Mass Destruction: David Kay, Iraqi Survey Group, S13843-S13847 [4NO]

Nonproliferation and Cooperative Threat Reduction: Executive Office of the President, H4591 [22MY]

Peace for Our Time: Alistair Cooke, S3710 [13MR]

Petition Drive Targets Bush Advisor Karl Rove—Debaters Oppose Administration Strategy for Public Debate on War: intercollegiate debate community, E1443 [11JY]

U.S. Policy on U.N. Enforcement of Iraqi Disarmament Resolutions: Vilnius Group, S2501 [13FE]

U.S. Policy on Use of Armed Forces Against Iraq: Senator Levin, S3773 [17MR]

———Wallace Ulrich, S4817 [3AP]

Summaries

Continuing Appropriations (H.J. Res. 2): Byrd Amendment on War on Terrorism and Homeland Security Funding, S349 [15JA]

Post-Conflict Iraq Situation Report: Council on Foreign Relations, S3615-S3617 [12MR]

Setting Forth the Federal Budget for 2003-2013 (S. Con. Res. 23): Hollings Amendment on Greater Security for U.S. Seaports, S4066 [20MR]

Tables

Amount of weapons of mass destruction that Iraq admits to having at time of war, H4968 [4JN]

Major elements in the war on terrorism and homeland security funding, S1001 [16JA]

Past Iraqi use of weapons of mass destruction, H4968 [4JN]

Texts of

Contents of President Bush's State of the Union Message relative to pre-war analysis concerning rationale for use of Armed Forces in Iraq, H9704 [20OC]

H. Res. 316, consideration of H.R. 1950, Dept. of State appropriations, H6715 [15JY]

H.R. 1828, Syria Accountability and Lebanese Sovereignty Restoration Act, H9418-H9420 [15OC]

H.R. 1950, Dept. of State appropriations, H6733-H6765 [15JY]

S. 49, Deficit Reduction Act, S53 [7JA]

S. 145, North Korea Democracy Act, S232 [13JA]

S. 205, Iraqi Scientists Immigration Act, S1482 [23JA], S4222 [20MR]

S. 790, Dept. of State appropriations, S4843-S4849 [3AP]

S. 918, Weapons of Mass Destruction Civil Support Teams Implementation Act, S5378 [11AP]

S. 1687, Manhattan Project National Historical Park Study Act, S12198 [30SE]

S. 1946, Independent Iraq Intelligence Commission Act, S15841-S15843 [24NO]

S. Con. Res. 4, support by certain European countries of U.S. policy on U.N. enforcement of Iraqi disarmament resolutions, S2226 [11FE], S2502 [13FE]

S. Con. Res. 73, urge Iranian compliance with International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions on nuclear weapons program and call for international cooperation with such compliance, S12623 [15OC]

S. Con. Res. 81, urge Iranian compliance with International Atomic Energy Agency resolutions on nuclear weapons program and call for international cooperation with such compliance, S14818 [12NO]

S. Res. 28, allow U.N. weapons inspectors sufficient time to assess Iraq's compliance with Security Council disarmament resolutions and encourage U.S. to seek resolution specifically authorizing use of force, S1753 [29JA]

S. Res. 32, Armed Forces use against Iraq, S1755 [29JA]

S. Res. 34, provide grants to enhance the ability of first responders to respond to incidents of terrorism, including incidents involving weapons of mass destruction, S1755 [29JA]

S. Res. 76, recognize that a preemption policy and a policy of first use of nuclear weapons creates incentives for proliferation of weapons, and is inconsistent with the long-term security of the U.S., S3197 [5MR]

S. Res. 77, establish strategy for dealing with the threat of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, S3198 [5MR]

S. Res. 90, support nonproliferation programs, S3809 [17MR], S8848 [27JN]

Transcripts

Man Who Knew—Former Powell Chief of Intelligence and Others Disagree With Evidence Presented to U.N. for War in Iraq: 60 Minutes II (television program), S12718-S12720 [16OC]