Congressional Quarterly Almanac 1998: Vol 54 Index

19 Pages·1998·5.9 MB·English

General Index
General Index
A AIDS American League of Anglers and Aquatic Resources Trust Fund
Funding for AIDS programs, 2-64, 2-66, Boaters Gasoline tax, 24-12
Abortion. See a/so Family planning 2-69, 2-72, 2-74 Ethanol tax credit, 24-18 Archer Daniels Midland Co.
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Tobacco legislation, 15-14 Tongass National Forest, 2-59, 2-60 Cable rates, 22-16, 22-17 Military spending, 8-14
Adler, Allan (Association of American Albright, Madeleine K. Appalachian Regional Commission Missile defense, 8-18
Publishers) IMF funding, 2-46, 2-50, 2-51, 2-56 Funding, 24-5 Mixed gender military training, 8-4
Internet copyright, 22-4, 22-5 Iran, 16-19, 16-22 Appropriations Thurmond chairmanship, 8-12
Adoption NATO expansion, 8-21—8-24 Agriculture U.S. troops in Bosnia, 8-6, 8-8
Unmarried couples, 2-32, 2-34, 2-35 Religious persecution overseas, 16-10 veto message, D-11 Armey, Dick, R-Texas (26)
Affirmative action State Department authorization Commerce-Justice-State Additional flights at crowded airports,
Key votes, C-10, C-18 international family planning, 16-4 Internet gambling, 22-7 24-37
Minority contract set-asides, 2-87 U.N. dues, 16-7 satellite fee increases, 22-14 Airline competition, 24-37
Afghanistan Alderholt, Robert B., R-Ala. (4) Commerce-Justice-State (chart), 2-19 Budget surplus, 2-113
Sanctions, 16-14 TVA, 2-44 Drug control, 2-20 Campaign finance, 18-13, 18-14, 18-16
U.S. airstrikes, 12-9 Alexander, Donald C. FY 1998 China MFN status, 16-34
AFL-CiO IRS overhaul, 21-6 Supplementals, 2-121-—2-131 D.C. school vouchers, 9-24, 9-25
Campaign spending by unions, 18-11 Allard, Wayne, R-Colo. FY 1999 Defense appropriations
Fast-track trade bill, 23-6 Financial services overhaul, 5-13 Commerce-Justice-State, 2-12-2-20 military construction projects in home
Managed care Juvenile crime, 17-16 Defense, 2-20—2-32 district, 2-81
patients’ bill of rights, 14-12 Allen, Paul J. (Alliance for Competitive District of Columbia, 2-32—2-36 Digital copyright, 22-4
Salting by labor unions, 10-6 Electricity) District of Columbia (chart), 2-35 Financial services overhaul, 5-3
Africa Electricity deregulation, 15-16 foreign operations, 2-45-2-56 Food stamps, 4-9
Foreign trade, 23-4, 23-10-23-12 Allen, Tom, D-Maine (1) Interior, 2-57—2-63 Foreign operations spending bill, 23-7
impact on U.S. jobs, 23-10 Campaign finance overhaul, 18-10— Interior (chart), 2-62 House Impeachment inquiry, 7-9
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Agricultural price and income supports AMA legislative branch, 2-75-2-80 Republican House leadership, 7-5
Maple syrup, 2-126 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19 legislative branch (chart), 2-79 Starr report, 12-17
Agricultural trade America West meat processing price reporting, State Department authorization
Exemption of farm exports from Longer flights from D.C., 24-36 2-116 international family planning, 16-6
sanctions, 2-4, 2-5 America’s Community Bankers military base closings, 2-83 Surface transportation reauthorization
Sanctions, 23-4 Financial services overhaul legislation, military construction, 2-80—2-84 bill, 24-19
Agriculture and farming 5-7 military construction spending (chart), Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
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AID (Agency for International Cloning, 19-3 Embassy security, 2-117 Association of American Publishers
Development) American Highway Users Alliance Farm relief, 2-117 Internet copyright, 22-4, 22-5
Africa, 23-10 Gasoline tax, 24-9 FY 1998 (chart), 2-129 Association of Housing and
Aid to legal immigrants American Insurance Association IMF, 2-126 Redevelopment Officials
Food stamps, C-11, C-18 Financial services overhaul, 5-6 War on drugs (chart), 2-119 Public housing overhaul, 20-10
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AT&T Intelligence authorization Offensive military action, 2-25 Bonior, David E., D-Mich. (10)
Telephone “slamming,” 22-24, 22-26 wiretap authority, 8-26 Religious persecution overseas, 16-14— Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-23
Attaway, Fritz (Motion Picture J. Dennis Hastert, R-lill. (14) 16-16 Clinton impeachment trial, 12-53
Association of America) Speakership, 7-11 Russia technology transfers to Iran, Credit unions, 5-27, 5-28
Internet copyright, 22-6 Puerto Rico, 13-6, 13-7 16-19 Minimum wage, 10-7
Automobiles and automobile industry Barrett, Bill, R-Neb. (3) State Department reauthorization, 16-4— Bono, Mary, R-Calif. (44)
Fuel economy standards, 2-85 Clinton impeachment 16-9 Clinton impeachment
Aviation Consumer Action Project Judiciary Committee opening Bilbray, Brian P., R-Calif. (49) Judiciary Committee opening
Airline competition guidelines, 24-39 statement (excerpts), D-33 Clinton impeachment statement (excerpts), D-33
Aviation Trust Fund, 24-39 High-tech worker visas, 17-5 censure resolution, 12-53 Bosnia
Azerbaijan Barrett, Thomas M., D-Wis. (5) Clinton impeachment vote, 12-40 Defense authorization, 2-80, 8-3, 8-5,
Foreign aid, 2-47, 2-49, 2-56 Credit unions, 5-26 Bilingual education. See under 8-6, 8-7, 8-8, 8-12, 8-13
Sanctions, 2-45, 2-50, 2-53 Barshefsky, Charlene Education Supplemental appropriations, 2-117
Africa trade, 23-10 Bilirakis, Michael, R-Fla. (9) Boswell, Leonard L, D-lowa (3)
B Bartlett, Roscoe G., R-Md. (6) Financial services overhaul legislation Farm policy, 1464
Mixed gender military training, 8-4, 8-13 5-11 Boucher, Rick, D-Va. (9)
Babbitt, Bruce United Nations dues, 16-3, 16-4 Managed care, 14-8 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-17,
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5-9, 5-10-5-13 Y2K computer problem, 22-22 Food stamps, 4-7 Brown, Ronald H.
Surface transportation reauthorization Bentsen, Ken, D-Texas (25) Foreign trade, 23-7, 23-8 Satellite technology export jurisdiction,
bill, 24-4 Toxic waste disposal, 2-23 Gingrich ouster attempt, 7-8 16-26
Bankruptcy Bereuter, Doug, R-Neb. (1) House leadership challenge, 7-7, 7-8 Brown, Sherrod, D-Ohio (13)
Senate overhaul legislation (overview) Africa, 23-11 House Republican Conference chairman- Fast-track trade authority, 23-4, 23-5
5-21 Financial services overhaul legislation, ship, 7-4 Brown, Tim (Electric Power Supply
Banks and banking 5-11 Lawsuit against Jim McDermott, D- Association)
Bank Insurance Fund, 5-4 Religious persecution overseas, 16-12 Wash. (7), for taping Gingrich call, 7-3 Electricity deregulation, 15-17
Citicorp-Travelers Group merger, 5-8, Taiwan, 16-37 Managed care legislation, 14-14 Brownback, Sam, R-Kan.
5-10, 5-11 Technology transfers to China, 8-8 Y2K computer problem, 22-22 Budget, 6-6, 6-17
Community Reinvestment Act, 5-3, 5-8, Berger, Samuel R. Boeing Campaign finance overhaul, 18-4, 18-16
5-11, 5-12, 5-13-5-15, 5-25, 5-27, 5-28 Religious persecution overseas, 16-14 Defense contracts, 2-23, 8-9, 8-10 Internet pornography, 22-11
Financial Services Competition Act, 5-8 Technology transfers to China, 16-31 Glenn spaceflight, 19-12 Iran, 16-18
Financial services overhaul, 5-3—5-15 Berman, Howard L., D-Calif. (26) Bond, Christopher S., R-Mo. Mixed gender military training, 8-12
Glass Steagall Act, 5-3 (history), 5-5, Clinton impeachment Cloning, 19-3 Regulatory overhaul, 15-22, 15-23
5-8, 5-9, 5-10, 5-12, 5-14 (history) Judiciary Committee opening Community health centers, 2-69 Tobacco, 15-5
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Thrift charters, 5-6, 5-7 16-24 Marine aircraft, 2-125 Clinton impeachment
Banzhaf, John F. Ill (Action on Smoking Religious refugees, 16-11 military projects in home state, 2-125 Judiciary Committee opening
and Health) Russia technology transfers to Iran, Surface transportation reauthorization statement (excerpts), D-32
Tobacco legislation, 15-14 16-22, 16-23 bill, 24-7, 24-19, 24-21 Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-33
Barcia, James A., D-Mich. (5) Bevill, former Rep. Tom, D-Alaska (4) VA-HUD appropriations, 2-102, 2-105, Bryen, Stephen
Superfund, 11-5 TVA, 2-39 2-108, 2-110 Export controls, 16-30
Barr, Bob, R-Ga. (7) Bevill, Don Bonilla, Henry, R-Texas (23) Buchanan, Pat
Clinton impeachment TVA, 2-39, 2-44 Appropriations 1992 Presidential election
Judiciary Committee opening Biden, Joseph R. Jr., D-Del. Labor-HHS-Education, 2-66 trade issues, 23-7
statement (excerpts), D-32 Flag desecration, 17-11 Bilingual education, 9-27 Buckman, William E.
Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-25 NATO expansion, 8-21-8-23 VA-HUD appropriations, 2-108 Africa trade, 23-4
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Budget Callahan, Sonny, R-Ala. (1) Cato institute Christian Coalition
Budget projections, 6-4 Africa, 23-12 Military spending study, 8-14, 8-15 FEC investigation, 2-92
Budget reconciliation bill, 6-13 IMF funding, 2-46—2-4€ Cavanaugh, Gordon (Council of Large Religious freedom, 17-9, 17-11
Budget resolution, 1999, 6-3-6-23 Korean Peninsula En Public Housing Authorities) Religious persecution overseas, 16-9,
Budget Reconciliation law, 1993 Organization, 2-47 Public housing, 20-8, 20-13, 20-14 16-11-16-15
college aid program, 9-3, 9-4 Starr investigation of Clinton, 12-12 CBO School prayer amendment, 17-10
Budget surplus, 21-15-21-18 Calvert, Ken, R-Calif. (43) Accuracy of forecasts, 2-76, 2-77, 2-78 Christopher, Warren
Continuing resolution, 2-114 Campaign finance, 18-15 Appropriations, 2-75, 2-76, 2-80 Communications satellite export
Line-item veto, C-9, C-18 Camp, Dave, R-Mich. (4) Budget projections, 6-4 restrictions, 16-26
Medicare, 21-17 Aid to legal immigrants, 20-16 Budget surplus, 6-16 Chung, Johnny
Omnibus appropriations bills, 2-112- Space station, 2-107 08 Managed care legislation, 14-13 Clinton campaign contribution
2-114 Campaign finance CDC (Centers for Disease Control and controversy, 16-32
Transportation, 6-6 Clinton Chinese political contributions Prevention) CIA
Budget Committee (Senate) 16-26, 16-31 Appropriations, 2-66, 2-68, 2-69, 2-71 Authorization, 8-25—-8-27
Tobacco legislation, 6-4 Clinton-Gore political contributions 2-74 China technology transfer investigation,
Transportation spending offsets, 24-9 12-28 Census 16-31, 16-35
24-17, 24-19 Comparison of campaign fi nance bills Methodology, 2-12, 2-13, 13-3-13-5 Cinelli, Patricia (American Bankers
Bumpers, Dale, D-Ark. (chart), 18-8 Census Bureau Association)
Agriculture appropriations, 2-7 Issue ads, 18-4, 18-8, 18-15 Statistical sampling, 13-4, 13-5 Financial services overhaul legislation,
Electricity deregulation, 15-17 Justice Department memos Center for Democracy and Technology 5-9
Internet taxes, 21-22, 21-23 Key votes, B-43, C-3—C-4 Encryption export restrictions, 22-20 Cisco Systems Inc.
Little Rock school designated a national C-20 Center for Responsive Politics Encryption export restrictions, 22-19
historic site, 11-7 Overhaul, 18-3—1§ Airline industry campaign contributions Citicorp Inc.
BureMSaipnuai cnego f srtReaegtiucollna,at mioa2nt-s1i,0o 2n,2 -611 9-6 ORve5e.s7re7 r ve funds used for investigations, Al22c44o--h31o55l industry PAC contributions CitiTzr5e-an1v1se, leAr5gs-a 1i2,Gn rsot5u -p1G 3o mveerrgenrm, en5t-8 , Wa5-s1t0e,
Funding, 2-38 Soft money, 18-3, 18-7, 18-8, 18-9- Health care PAC contributions, 14-5 Transportation earmarks, 24-25
Burns, Conrad, R-Mont. 18-12, 18-14, 18-15 Soft money campaign contributions Civil Rights Act
Appropriations Campbell, Ben Nighthorse, R-Colo. 18-10, 18-11 Bilingual education, 9-26
meat packing price reporting, 2-116 Military construction projects in home Centers for Disease Control and Preven- Claiborne, Judge Harry E.
road projects in home state, 2-90 State, 2-84 tion. See CDC Impeachment of, 12-50
Hazardous materials, 2-90 Salting by labor unions, 10-5, 10-6 Chabot, Steve, R-Ohio (1) Clay, William L., D-Mo. (1)
Internet screening software, 2-15, 2-16 State Department authorization Clinton impeachment Juvenile crime, 17-18
Juvenile crime, 17-16 abortion, 16-8 Judiciary Committee opening Salting by unions, 10-5, 10-6
Military construction projects, 2-80, Tobacco industry campaign donations statement (excerpts), D-32 Youth after-school programs, 20-5
2-84, 8-12 15-14 Internet taxes, 21-20 Claybrook, Joan (Public Citizen)
School internet policy, 22-11 Campbell, Brian (Campbell-Hill Aviation internet use by prisoners, 22-13 Campaign finance, 18-9
Telephone “slamming,” 22-24 Group) Television cameras in courtrooms Cleland, Max, D-Ga.
Burton, Dan, R-ind. (6) Airline competition, 24-39 17-13 Mixed gender military training, 8-12
China, 16-35 Campbell, Tom, R-Calif. (15) Chabrow, Jay W. Clement, Bob, D-Tenn. (5)
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Piracy of copyrighted software, 22-6— Judiciary Committee opening bill, 24-4, 24-5, 24-7—24-10, 24-16, China MFN status, 16-36
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Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-17 12-50, Wool tariffs, 23-6 Class-action securities suits, 5-30—5-33
Clinton impeachment 12-51 Chemical and biological weapons Clean water, 2-63
Judiciary Committee opening Judicial activism, 17- Chemical Weapons Convention, 8-20, Climate initiatives, 2-63
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KLyi2no4e-t-1oi1 tterme atvye,t o,2 -121-09 3, 6-17, 6-20 CliJnustdotinac tieaimrmeypn etCa ocm(hemmxiectentrtpe tes ),o pDe-n3i3n g DHNuietsarcdiit piloSintn aer pt,rf oor9g r-da1im2ss-a,9b l-e22d30 -c3h-i2ld0r-e5n , 2-70 Nst8Au-Td1Oe6n t exapida,n s9i-o3n , 8-22-8-24
Military construction projects in home High-tech worker visas, 17-6 Children’s Defense Fund U.S. troops in Bosnia, 8-5, 8-6
state, 2-84 Capitol building Juvenile crime, 17-16, 17-17 Defense budget, 8-14
Mixed gender military training, 8-12 Artwork in the Capitol, 2-77 China Digital copyright, 22-9
Supplemental appropriations Capitol shooting, 2-75, 278 Chemical weapons inspections, 8-20 Electricity deregulation, 15-16, 15-17
foreign steel subsidies, 2-126 Visitors’ Center, 2-78 Human rights, 16-37 Executive order
Surface transportation reauthorization Capitol Police International Covenant on Civil and Federal cost-benefit studies, 15-22
bill, 24-9 Appropriations, 2-75, 2-76, 2-79 Political Rights, 16-37 Fast-track trade authority, 23-4, 23-5,
Transportation Capitol shooting, 2-75, 2-78 MEN status, 16-13, 16-26, 16-34, 16-35 23-7
Gramm-Byrd highway bill Salaries, 2-75 MEN trade status, 23-3, 23-4 Financial Services Competition Act
amendment, 24-5, 24-6 Cardin, Benjamin L., D-Md. (3) Missile technology transfers, 16-24— veto threat, 5-8
U.S. troops in Bosnia, 2-24, 8-6 Omnibus bill 16-34 Financial services overhaul legislation,
tax cuts, 21-15 House action, 8-3, 8-16 5-10, 5-14
Cc Case, Stephen H. (National Bankruptcy Senate action, 8-7, 8-8 Food stamps, 4-3—4-6, 4-8, 4-9
Conference) Satellite sanctions (history), 16-28, Glenn spaceflight, 19-11
Bankruptcy overhaul! legislation, 5-20 16-29 Global Positioning System standard,
Cable industry Castle, Michael N., R-Del. (AL) Technology transfers to Pakistan, 19-5
Cable rates, 22-14-22-18 Budget, 6-10, 6-17 16-30, 16-35 Grand jury testimony (excerpts), D-23—
California Campaign finance, 18-6 Tiananmen Square incident (1989), D-29
Defense appropriations Censure resolution, 12-40 16-26, 16-30, 16-35 Grazing fee schedule, 11-8
military construction projects, 2-81 Child nutrition programs, 20-3—20-5 Trade relations, 2-7 High-tech worker visas, 17-6, 17-7,
Environmental projects, 2-40 Clinton impeachment China Great Wall industry Corp. 17-8, 17-9
Logging on public lands, 2-57 censure resolution, 12-47 Commercial satellite launches, 16-32 Highway bill, 24-3, 24-14, 24-16, 24-20,
Proposition 227, bilingual education, Clinton impeachment vote Christensen, Jon, R-Neb. (2) 24-22, 24-23, 24-24, 24-25, 24-26
9-25 effect on the electorate, 12-49 Budget cap, 2-115 House impeachment vote, remarks,
Water projects, 2-37 Highway bill earmarks, 24-12 China MFN status, 16-34 D-46—-D-47
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Impeachment release of Starr report, C-13—C- COLAs (Cost of Living Adjustments) Y2K computer problem, 2-78, 2-79, 2-80,
abuse of power charge, 12-47 C-22 Members of Congress, 2-91, 2-94, 2-95 2-91-2-94, 2-97, 2-100, 22-21-22-23
apology, D-13 Republican response, 7-10 Collins, Mac, R-Ga. (3) Concerned Women for America
Articles of Impeachment, 12-46, Social Security, 7-9 Africa, 23-11 GOP principles, 12-52
C-15, C-22, D-40, D-40—D-41 Space station, 19-5—19-9 Textiles and clothing, 23-11 Congressional affairs
censure resolution, 12-17, 12-20, Starr investigation, 2-17, 12-14 Collins, Susan, R-Maine Cost of living adjustments, 2-91, 2-94,
12-30, 12-31, 12-33, 12-35, 12-36, chronology, 12-4, 12-5 IRS overhaul, 21-7 2-95
12-41, 12-44, 12-47, 12-49 Whitewater, 12-26 “Partial birth” abortion ban, 3-8 Ethics investigation of Rep. Bud
criticism of Starr, 12-6 State Department authorization State Department authorization Shuster, R-Pa. (9), 7-3
defense, 12-36—12-39 U.N. dues, 16-3, 16-8, 16-9 international family planning, 16-7, Ethics investigation of Rep. Corinne
effect on Social Security legislation, State of the Union address, 12-3--12-7, 16-8 Brown, D-Fla. (3), 7-3
12-44, 12-45 147-149, D-3—D-8 U.N. dues, 16-7, 16-8 Ethics investigation of Rep. Jay C. Kim,
Grand Jury testimony (excerpts), Republican response, D-8—D-10 Telephone “slamming,” 22-24, 22-26 R-Calif. (41), 7-3
D-22-D-27 Social Security solvency, 21-14, Colorado Ethics investigation of Rep. Newt
Judiciary Committee opening 21-17 Defense appropriations Gingrich, R-Ga. (6), 7-3
statements (excerpts), D-29—D-33 Student aid, 9-3-9-4 military construction projects, 2-81, House leadership scandals, 7-10
Judiciary Committee report Supplemental appropriations 2-84 House Republican leadership votes, 7-9
(excerpts), D-42—D-45 IMF funding, 2-129 Military construction projects, 2-81 Lawsuit against Jim McDermott, D-
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12-37, 12-44, 12-45, 12-47, 12-48, Telephone “slamming,” 22-25, 22-26 5-33 Overview of 105th Congress, 2nd
12-53 Tobacco, 15-5, 15-6, 15-11 Commercial space bill, 19-5 session, 1-3-1-6
points of contention (chart), 12-18 U.N. dues, D-12 Digital copyright, 22-6—22-8 Second Session by the numbers, 1-6
testimony of convicted perjurers, U.S. airstrikes on Afghanistan and Financial services overhaul legislation, Congressional Black Caucus
12-32 Sudan, 12-9 5-4, 5-5, 5-10, 5-11 Public release of Starr report, 12-13,
witness tampering charge, 12-37, Vietnam, 23-4 Internet pornography, 22-11 12-17
12-38 Vietnam trade, 23-9 Internet taxation, 21-19—-21-21 Congressional Budget Office. See CBO
Impeachment effort Whitewater investigation, 12-4 Members, 7-6 Congressional Cemetery
responses to Judiciary Committee Y2K computer problem, 22-22 Space station audit, 19-6 Appropriations, 2-75, 2-78, 2-79, 2-80
questions, 12-47 Clinton, Hillary Rodham Telephone “slamming” and unsolicited Congressional Research Service
Impeachment investigation and trial, Critique of right-wing extremists, 12-6 e-mail, 22-24 Reports on the Internet, 2-78
12-3-12-53 Impeachment vote caucus, 12-49 Tobacco legislation, 15-3, 15-13 Connelly, William F. Jr.
House managers’ ideology, 12-11 Clinton-Gore campaign Commerce Committee (Senate) Tobacco debate, 15-13
Independent Counsel report Campaign finance abuses, 18-9, 18-17 China's ICBM program, 16-34 Conrad, Kent, D-N.D.
White House response (excerpts), Cloning Class-action securities suits, 5-31 Emergency assistance to farmers, 2-7
D-22 Key votes, C-3, C-16 FAA authorization, 24-36 Farm loans, 2-11
Independent Counsel report (excerpts), Cloture votes. See Filibusters and Product liability, 15-18 Foreign trade, 23-6
D-15-D-21 cloture votes Satellite TV fee increases, 22-14, Internet taxes, 21-22
Internet indecency Coast Guard (U.S.) 22-16-22-18 NATO expansion, 8-24
Starr report on the Internet, 22-11 Funding, 2-85~—2-88 Telephone “slamming,” 22-24, 22-26 Tobacco, 6-5, 15-13
Internet taxes, 21-21, 21-23 drug interdiction, 2-86, 2-87 Commerce Department Trade with Africa, 23-4
Iran, 16-22 Coats, Daniel R., R-ind. Census, 13-5 Conservation
Iraq, U.S. airstrikes against, 12-3, 12-6 Bosnia mission, 2-24 Encryption export restrictions, 22-19 Land and Water Conservation Fund,
GOP critique of timing, 12-45, 12-49, Budget surplus, 6-3 Patent and Trademark Office relocation, 2-57
12-51 China MFN status, 16-13 2-92 Conservative Action Team. See House
IRS overhaul, 21-3, 21-6, 21-7 Head Start, 9-20, 9-22, 9-23 Satellite export application approvals, Conservative Action Team
JLaubdogre -uinmipoonss,e d 10t-a6x increases, 17-13 ILinntee-miette mp ovmeotgo,r ap6h-2y3, 2-16, 22-10, 22-12 Sa1t6e-ll3i0t e export restrictions, 8-4, 8-13, Cons1e9r9v8 atviotvees , CBo-al2i5t ion
Lapse in judgment speech (text), D-13 Low-income savings accounts, 9-22, 8-16, 16-27, 16-30 Background, B-24
Lieberman response (excerpts), D-13— 9-23 Satellite exports to China, 16-33 History (graph), B-9
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Missile technology transfer to China, Satellite TV fee increase, 22-15, 22-17 Commission on Standards of Official Consumer Federation of America
16-34 Satellite TV fees, 22-14-22-17 Conduct (House) Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-24
NASA funding, 19-8 Textiles and clothing, 23-11 Gingrich investigation, 7-3 Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Nevada nuclear waste site, 11-3, 11-4 Coburn, Tom, R-Okla. (2) Commodity Credit Corporation See CPSC
Omnibus bill Highway projects, 24-12 Appropriations, 2-4 Consumers Union
Social Security, 21-18 Home health care, 14-21 Common Cause Cable TV rates, 22-15
State Department authorization, 16-3 Labor-HHS-Education appropriations, Campaign finance, 18-7, 18-10, 18-16 Contract With America, 7-5
tax cuts, 21-14, 21-15, 21-17 2-71 Communications and School lunch program, 20-5
Patients’ bill of rights, 14-3, 14-4, 14-6 “Partial birth” abortion ban, 3-7 telecommunications Conyers, John Jr., D-Mich. (14)
Product liability, 15-18 Party unity, 7-8 Communications Decency Act, 22-10— Abortion legislation, 3-4
Property rights, 15-23, 15-24 RU-486 ban, 2-5, 2-9 22-12 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-17
Religious persecution overseas Veterans’ medical programs, 2-108 Congressional Research Service report Clinton impeachment hearings, 12-3,
sanctions, 16-11, 16-16 Cochran, Thad, R-Miss. on the Internet, 2-78 12-35
Satellite licensing transferred from State Anti-missile defense, 8-18-8-20 Internet screening software, 2-16 House Impeachment inquiry
Dept. to Commerce Dept., 16-30 Export controls, 16-27 Technology transfers to China, 8-3, 8-16 opening statement (excerpts), D-29,
Satellite technology transfer to China, Farm disaster relief, 2-7 perceived effect on U.S. satellite D-37-D-38
16-24 Technology transfers to China companies, 8-7 Limiting federal prosecutors’ powers,
Sex scandals investigation, 16-24 Telecommunications law, 22-15 2-17, 2-18
effect on military ethical standards, Technology transfers to rogue states, Communications Decency Act, 22-10— Nixon Watergate investigation, 12-15
8-4 16-18 22-12 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19
Jones sexual harassment lawsuit, Cohen, Jordan J. Community Development Block Grant Copyright
12-3, 12-6-12-8, 12-13, 12-14, NIH funding, 2-72 Public housing, 20-15 Digital works, 22-3-22-9
12-16, 12-18, 12-21, 12-26, 12-28, Cohen, William S. Community Services Biock Grant Act Cost of Living Adjustments. See COLAs
12-30, 12-37, 12-38, 12-46 (articles Bosnia mission, 2-24 Appropriations, 9-23 Couch, Linda (National Low Income
of impeachment), 12-47, 12-51 MEADS system, 8-10 Bilingual and immigrant education, 9-26 Housing Coalition)
Kathleen Willey, 12-28, 12-32 Military base closings, 8-5 Reauthorization, 9-22, 9-23 Public housing vouchers, 20-15
Monica Lewinsky, 2-18, 7-5, 7-10, Military base visits, 8-14 Computers and computer industry Council of Large Public Housing
12-3-12-5, 12-6, 12-7, 12-9, 12- Military readiness, 2-26 Encryption export restrictions, 22-19, Authorities
11-12-21, 12-23-12-31, 12-37, subcontracting, 2-30 22-20 Public housing, 20-8
12-38, 12-44, 12-45, 12-46—12-50, Mixed gender military training, 8-4, 8-9 Supplemental appropriations Council on Environmental Quality
16-33 NATO expansion, 8-24 Y2K computer problem, 2-117 Global warming, 2-101, 2-107
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Court TV D Arlington National Cemetery, 8-16 Missile technology transfers to China,
Television cameras in courtrooms, 17-14 artillery, 8-9 16-24
Coverdell, Paul, R-Ga. Bosnia, 2-80 Opposition to appointment of David
Budget resolution, 6-7 D’Amato, Alfonse M., R-N.Y. cancer research, 2-27 McCurdy to head Electronic Industries
IRS overhaul, 21-7 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-20 conference agreement (chart), 2-29 Alliance, 22-9
Renaming National Airport for Ronald Breast cancer, 2-74, 2-116 Coast Guard Reserve, 8-11 Prison overcrowding, 17-12—17-14,
Reagan, 13-7 Budget, 6-15 ground combat, 2-26 17-15
School vouchers, 15-11 Campaign finance overhaul, 18-4, major weapons programs, 2-22, 2-23 Public housing, 2-103, 20-14
Cox, Archibald 18-16, 18-17 military pay, 2-21, 2-22, 2-27 Public release of Starr report, 12-12
Firing, 12-21 Class-action securities suits, 5-30, 5-31 military pensions, 8-15 Religious persecution overseas, 16-12,
Cox, Christopher, R-Calif. (47) Clinton impeachment, 12-41 military personnel issues, 2-80, 2-81, 16-14
Export controls, 16-26—16-29, 16-32 Community Reinvestment Act, 5-12 2-83 Renaming National Airport for Ronaid
House GOP Policy Committee Credit unions, 5-25, 5-27, 5-29 military readiness, 2-28 Reagan, 13-9
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Commission) Public housing, 20-10, 20-11, 20-14 perceived effect on U.S. China High-tech worker visas, 17-4
Flammability standards, 2-101, 2-108, Surface transportation reauthorization relations, 8-7 Dell, Michael (Dell Computers)
2-110 bill, 24-4, 24-8, 24-9, 24-23, 24-25 Bosnia, 2-20—-2-26, 2-28, 2-29, 8-3, 8-6, High-tech worker visas, 17-4
Craig, Gregory B. Tobacco, 15-7 8-8, 8-12, 8-13 Democratic Party
Clinton impeachment Daley, William M. Chinese acquisition of former Navy “Blue Dog” coalition
censure resolution, 12-31 Census, 13-3, 13-5 base, 8-16 campaign finance overhaul, 18-7
Craig, Larry E., R-idaho Darbeinet, Robert L. (American Emergency appropriations Clinton impeachment resolution,
Budget negotiations, 6-7 Automobile Association) U.S. troops in Bosnia, 8-13 12-24
Campaign finance, 18-17 Highway safety, 24-7 Military ethics, 8-4 Campaign finance abuses, 18-9, 18-17
Clinton investigation Daschle, Tom, D-S.D. Missile defense, 8-10, 8-15, 8-16 Denmark
effect on legislative agenda, 12-9 Appropriations Defense Department NATO expansion, 8-22, 8-23
Drug control and Megan’s law, 15-11 meat packing price reporting, 2-116 Satellite export application approvals, Dershowitz, Alan
Farm relief, 2-11 Chinese human rights issues, 16-30 Criticism of Hyde and the impeachment
Indian tribe gambling, 2-15 condemnation of, 8-11, 8-12 Space launch infrastructure study, 19-9 effort, 12-33
Kyoto treaty, 2-102 Clinton censure, 12-20 Y2K problem, 2-21 DeWine, Mike, R-Ohio
Labor, HHS, and Education Clinton China trip, 16-36 Defense Production Act of 1950 Abortion coverage in health plans, 2-97
appropriations, 2-69 Clinton impeachment hearings in lame- Extension of, 8-13 Abortion legislation, 3-6
Line-item veto, 6-23 duck session, 12-14 DeGette, Diana, D-Colo. (1) Coast Guard drug interdiction funding,
Military construction projects, 2-82 Clinton impeachment trial Class-action securities suits, 5-32, 5-33 2-87
NATO expansion, 8-24 duration, 12-36 Deiahunt, Bill, D-Mass. (10) Drug control, 2-119
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Crawford, Mead (National Republican Renaming National Airport for Ronald Flammability standards, 2-108 Technology transfers to China, 16-32
Congressional Committee) Reagan, 13-7, 13-8 Mining regulations, 2-67—2-69 diGenova, Joseph
Campaign spending by unions, 18-11 Russia sanctions for Iran nuclear RU-486 ban, 2-5, 2-9 Clinton perjury charge, 12-16
Credit Union National Association assistance, 16-17 DeLay, Tom, R-Texas (22) Dingeli, John D., D-Mich. (16)
Credit union legislation, 5-26, 5-28, State Department authorization, 16-7 Bilingual education, 9-27 Automobile Heritage Area, 11-7
5-29 Surface transportation reauthorization Budget, 6-12 Class-action securities suits, 5-32, 5-34
Credit unions bill, 24-7 Call for Clinton resignation, 12-34 Clean air standards, 24-25
Community Reinvestment Act, 5-25, home state projects, 24-24 Campaign finance overhaul, 18-11, Financial services overhaul legisiatior,
5-27, 5-28 Tobacco, 15-11 18-12, 18-14, 18-16 5-5, 5-11
Legislation, 5-7, 5-8, 5-12 Transportation legislation, 24-5 Censure resolution, 12-40 Loral SpaceCom PAC contributions,
Membership issues, 5-25 VA-HUD appropriations Clinton impeachment, 7-8 16-25
Crime and criminal justice health care rider, 2-106 censure resolution, 12-17, 12-40, Managed care legislation, 14-3, 14-4,
Identity theft, 17-16 Dash, Sam 12-41 14-6, 14-14, 14-15
Law enforcement on tribal lands, 2-58 Resigns as advisor to Ken Starr, 12-27, effect on legislative agenda, 12-10 Public release of Starr report, 12-12
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Cubin, Barbara, R-Wyo. (AL) Renaming National Airport for Ronald Fast-track trade authority, 23-4 Disaster aid
National forests, 11-7 Reagan, 13-9 Gingrich ouster attempt, 7-8 Midwest flood victims, 7-8
Cunningham, Randy “Duke,” R-Calif. (51) Davis-Bacon Act House leadership challenge, 7-4, 7-6, Disney Co.
Congressional Cemetery, 2-76 Head Start compliance, 9-21, 9-22 7-8, 7-9 Internet pornography, 22-12
Salting by labor unions, 10-6 DEA House speakership campaign, 12-46, District of Columbia
Viagra, 2-67 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-18, 17-19 12-52 Appropriations, 2-32—2-36, 9-24
Cuomo, Andrew M. Death on the High Seas Act (1920) IMF funding, 2-45, 2-45-2-49, 2-52, Commuter tax, 2-36
Gore 2000 campaign, 20-10 Airline crash compensation, 24-39 2-53, 2-54, 16-38 Correctional facilities funding, 2-35
Housing vouchers, 2-110 DeFazio, Peter A., D-Ore. (4) Impeachment as penalty, 12-41 School vouchers, 2-32-2-36, 9-24, 9-25
Public housing, 2-103, 2-106, 2-111, 20- Renaming National Airport for Ronald Impeachment of judges, 12-51 Dixon, Julian C., D-Calif. (32)
10, 20-11, 20-14, 20-15 Reagan, 13-8, 13-9 iraq airstrikes, 12-51 D.C. appropriations, 2-34
Currie, Betty Defense IRS overhaul, 21-6, 21-7 Dobson, James (Focus on the Family)
Clinton alleged witness tampering, 12-12, Appropriations, 2-20—2-32, 8-3-8-20 J. Dennis Hastert, R-Ill. (14) Religious freedom, 17-10, 17-11
12-38 active-duty forces, 8-11 Speakership, 7-11, 12-45 Dodd, Christopher J., D-Conn.
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation air and sea transport, 2-27 Judicial impeachments, 17-12 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-20
Cloning, 19-3 air combat, 2-27 Judicial powers, 17-13 Class-action securities suits, 5-30, 5-31
Czech Republic AMRAAM missile defense system, 8-6 Kyoto treaty, 2-52, 2-104 internet screening software, 2-15
NATO expansion, 8-21-8-23 anti-terrorism and intelligence, 2-31 Livingston resignation, 12-45 Product liability, 15-19
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Doggett, Lloyd, D-Texas (10) E Energy and Natural Resources
Child care, 6-12 Committee (Senate)
Surface transportation reauthorization Grazing on federal lands, 11-8
bill, 24-15 Eagle Forum Energy end water F/A-18 aircraft
Dole, former Sen. Bob, R-Kan. Job training, 10-3, 10-4 FY 1999 appropriations, 2-39, 2-40, Supplemental appropriations, 2-125
Clinton impeachment Echostar Communications Corp. 2-42 (chart), 2-44 FAA (Federal Aviation Administration)
ce1n2s-u5r3e resolution, 12-20,12-47, Sa2t2e-l1l5it,e 2T2V- 18“ must carry” requirement, EnerApgpyr opcroinasteironvsa,t io2-n5 7 Au2t4h-o4r0i zation, 2-85—2-88, 2-90, 24-34—
Gingrich ethics charges, 7-3 Edgar, Gov. Jim, R-Ill. Energy Department Commercial space launch vehicles, 19-5
NATO expansion, 8-24 Surface transportation reauthorization Funding, 2-36-2-38, 2-40, 2-41, 2-43, Private space vehicles, 19-9
bill, 24-6 2-44, 8-3, 8-7, 8-8, 8-12, 8-13, 8-16 Fair Labor Standards Act
Regulatory overhaul, 15-20, 15-23 Education Next Generation Internet, 2-37, 2-40 Comp time, 10-7
Domenici, Pete V., R-N.M. Bilingual education, 2-65, 2-127, 9-25— Nuclear power industry financing of, Faircloth, Lauch, R-N.C.
Appropriations 9-28 2-40 Credit unions, 5-27
Labor-HHS-Education, 2-68 Block grants, 2-65, 2-68 Nuclear stockpile stewardship, 2-41 D.C. appropriations, 2-33
Army Corps of Engineers funding, 2-38, Charter schools, 9-29 Nuclear waste, 11-3, 11-4 IRS overhaul, 21-7
2-40, 2-41, 2-43 Disabled, 2-74 Satellite export application approvals, Military construction projects in home
Budget, 2-116, 6-3, 6-9-6-15 Education savings accounts, 9-14, 9-15, 16-30 State, 2-84
Energy Department oversight, 2-37, 9-16, 9-17, 9-18, C-6—-C-7, C-17 English, Phil, R-Pa. (21) Mortgage insurance, 20-15
2-38 Education technology programs, 2-74 Clinton investigation, 12-17 Tobacco settlement attomeys’ fees, 15-9
Home state appropriations, 2-41, 2-126 Goals 2000 program, 2-65, 2-68, 2-69 Ensign, John, R-Nev. (1) Family and Medical Leave Act, 10-7
IMF funding, 2-48 Head Start, 2-72, 9-19-9-23 Campaign against Harry Reid, D-Nev., Family planning. See also Abortion
IRS overhaul, 21-7 Head Start reauthorization, 9-23 11-3 Contraceptive coverage
Line-item veto, 6-17, 6-20 Higher Education Reauthorization Act, Nevada nuclear waste site, 11-3, 11-4 key votes, C-11-C-12, C-20
Military families receiving food stamps, 9-3-9-14 Environment Contraceptives for minors, 2-66, 2-67,
2-25 Individuals with Disabilities Education Clean air standards, 24-5, 24-8 2-71
Roswell law enforcement academy, Act, 2-65 Clean Water Action Plan, 2-57 Separation of abortion and family
2-120 Literacy programs, 2-72, 2-74 Climate change, 2-57, 2-63 planning facilities, 2-67
Russia nuclear stockpile, 2-39 National testing, 2-64, 2-68, 2-71 Kyoto treaty, 2-52, 2-59, 8-8 Farr, Sam. D-Calif. (17)
Social Security, 6-4 New teachers, 2-64, 2-68, 2-70—2-72, Columbia Basin Ecosystem Food stamps, 4-9
Supplemental appropriations, 2-123, 2-74 Management Plan, 2-57, 2-60 Fawell, Harris W., R-lll. (13)
Omnibus appropriations bill, 2-112 Florida Everglades, 2-58, 2-63 Clinton impeachment vote, 12-39
2-124,
2-126 School vouchers, 2-32-2-36, 9-24, 9-25 Izembek Road, 2-57, 2-58, 2-61 Managed care, 14-8
Tobacco, 6-4, 6-5 SSteundaetnet daeibda, te2,- 1299-,1 5 9-3-9-14 Ky2o-t1o0 7-tr2e-a1ty0,8 ,2 -12-0111—02 -102, 2-104, FaziCol,i ntVoinc , iDm-pCaelaicf.h me(3n)t vote, 12-49
Transportation spending offsets, 24- Teacher training, 2-68, 2-71 Land and Water Conservation Fund, Energy policy, 2-40
6-24-9, 24-17, 24-19 Education and the Workforce 2-57 Foreign trade, 23-8
Veterans’ smoking-ailment benefits, 24-8, Committee (House) Legislative riders, 2-57, 2-60 Kyoto treaty, 2-104
24-14 Bilingual education, 9-25 National forests, 2-57, 2-59 Omnibus appropriations bill, 2-113
Doolittle, John T., R-Calif. (4) Child nutrition programs, 20-3, 20-5 Safe Drinking Water Law, 15-22 Retirement, 7-7
Campaign finance, 18-9, 18-12, 18-13, Head Start, 9-19, 9-19-9-23, 9-21, Superfund, 11-5, 11-6 Tobacco, 15-13
18-15, 18-16 9-22, 9-23 Environment and Public Works Commit- Tribute, 2-79
Dorgan, Byron L., D-N.D. Members, 7-6 tee (Senate) FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation)
Airline competition, 24-38 Salting by unions, 10-5, 10-6 Nuclear Regulatory Commission Appropriations, 2-15, 2-20
Arms control, 8-19 Student loans, 9-3, 9-4 appropriations, 2-38 Encryption export restrictions, 22-20
Ban on alcohol containers in cars, 24-7 Education Department Superfund, 11-5 Supplemental appropriations, 2-118
Clinton impeachment, 12-34 Funding, 2-65 Surface transportation reauthorization FCC (Federal Communications Commis-
Financial services overhaul legislation, Edwards, Chet, D-Texas (11) bill, 24-4, 24-8, 24-11, 24-20 sion)
5-14 Adoption, 2-34 Environmental Protection Agency. See Cable TV rates, 22-14-22-17
GAO comptroller, 2-75, 2-76 Clinton impeachment effort EPA Satellite fee increases, 22-14, 22-15,
Internet taxes, 21-23 effect on 2000 election, 12-49 EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) 22-18
IRS overhaul, 21-7, 21-9 Highway projects, 24-13 Appropriations (chart), 2-109 Supplemental appropriations, 2-126
Tax policy, 6-7 Military construction appropriations, Clean air standards, 24-5, 24-8, 24-24 Internet access for schools, libraries
Trade deficit, 2-79 2-83 Clean water standards, 2-110, 15-22 and health care facilities, 2-127
Trade Deficit Review Commission, 2-78 Surface transportation reauthorization Global warming, 2-107 Telephone “slamming,” 22-24—22-26
Dornan, former Rep. Robert K., R-Calif. bill, 24-15 Hazardous waste site cleanup, 11-5, FDA (Food and Drug Administration)
(46) Egypt 11-6 Nicotine regulation, 15-5, 15-8, 15-15
Foreign aid, 2-45, 2-47 Kyoto treaty, 2-101, 2-104, 2-110 Tobacco regulation, 15-14, 15-15
Election challenge, 18-4, 18-5
Dow Corning Corp. Ehlers, Vernon J., R-Mich. (3) Oil spills, 2-105 FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance
California voter registration controversy, Superfund, 2-102, 2-104, 11-5, 11-6 Corporation)
Product liability, 15-19 18-4 Eppard, Ann Financial services overhaul, 5-6
Dreier, David, R-Calif. (28) Ehrlich, Robert L. Jr., R-Md. (2) Rep. Bud Shuster ethics investigation, Y2K computer problem, 22-21
Financial Services Competition Act, 5-8 Clinton impeachment, 12-22 7-3 FEC (Federal Election Commission)
High-tech worker visas, 17-7 Gingrich leadership issues, 7-8 Equale, Paul A. (independent Insurance Budget, 2-95, 2-97
Drinan, Robert Republican agenda, 7-7 Agents of America) Campaign finance, 18-7, 18-8, 18-11,
Constitutionality of impeachment, 12-38 Eisgrau, Adam (American Library Financial services overhaul legislation, 18-15
Drug control Association) 5-9 Term limits for staff director and general
Appropriations, 2-20 Digital copyright, 22-7—22-9 ERISA, 14-3-14-5, 14-12-14-15 counsel, 2-91, 2-92, 2-95-2-98, 2-100
Drug Enforcement Administration. See Eizenstat, Stuart E. Eshoo, Anna G., D-Calif. (14) Federal Aviation Administration. See
DEA State Department Office of Religious Class-action securities suits, 5-33 FAA
Supplemental appropriations, 2-119 Persecution, 16-10 Estonia Federal Bureau of Investigation. See FBI
Dukakis, Michael Electric Power Supply Association NATO expansion, 8-22, 8-23 Federal Communications Commission.
1998 Bush Presidential campaign ad Electricity deregulation, 15-17 Ethics See FCC
Willie Horton, 17-16 Electricity industry Federal prosecutors, 2-17 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Duke, David Deregulation, 15-16, 15-17 Gingrich investigation, 7-3 See FDIC
Bid for seat of Robert L. Livingston, R- Electronic Frontier Foundation Ethics Committee (House) Federal Election Commission. See FEC
La. (1), 7-12 Internet pornography, 22-11, 22-12 Bud Shuster investigation, 7-3 Federal Emergency Management
Dunn, Jennifer, R-Wash. (8) Electronic Privacy Information Center Corinne Brown investigation, 7-3 Agency. See FEMA
House leadership challenge, 7-8, 7-9 internet pornography, 22-12 Jay C. Kim investigation, 7-3 Federal employees
Internet pedophiles, 22-13 Embassies Jim McDermott investigation, 7-3 Abortion coverage in health plans, 2-92,
Trade with Chile, 23-8 State Department authorization Members, 7-3 2-93, 2-95, 2-97, 2-98
proposed move of U.S. embassy Newt Gingrich investigation, 7-3 Contraceptive coverage in health plans,
Durbin, Richard J., D-Ill. from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem, 16-5, European Union 2-91, 2-94, 2-95, 2-97, 2-98, 2-100,
Abortion legislation, 3-5, 3-8—3-9 16-6, 16-8 Agriculture markets, restrictions on U.S. C-11-C-12, C-20
Airline smoking ban, 2-90 Employee Retirement Income Security imports, 23-4 Pension pian lawsuit, 2-93
Bankruptcy overhaul, 5-15, 5-16, 5-18, Act. see ERISA NATO expansion Transit subsidies, 2-77
5-20, 5-22, 5-23 Employment Moynihan amendment, 8-24 Federal Highway Administration
Budget resolution, 6-7 College work study, 2-72 Evans, Lane, D-Ill. (17) Highway projects, 2-89 (chart), 2-90
Budget surplus, 6-4 Job training programs, 10-3, 10-4 Land mines, 8-5 Trucking oversight, 2-88, 2-90
Juvenile use of firearms, 2-16 Summer jobs for poor youth, 2-66, 2-68 Export Control Administration Act, Federal Housing Administration. See
O'Hare airport traffic, 24-37 Encryption 16-26, 16-27 FHA
Offensive military operations, 2-24, 2-25 Export restrictions, 22-19, 22-20 Export-Import Bank Federal Reserve Board
Tobacco, 15-10 Internet, 22-3-22-9 Vietnam, 23-9 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-23
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Citicorp-Travelers Group merger, 5-9, Ford, Harold E. Jr., D-Tenn. (9) Financial services overhaul, 5-11 General Electric Co.
5-10 Prosecution of Harold E. Ford Sr House GOP impeachment strategy, Thrift charters, 5-6
Financial services overhaul legislation, D-Tenn. (9), 2-17 12-15 General Mills
5-3, 5-5, 5-7, 5-8, 5-10, 5-11, 5-13, Ford, Wendell H., D-Ky. IMF funding, 23-7 WIC program, 20-4
5-14 FAA authorization, 24-36 Internet pornography, 22-12 Gentry, Richard C. (Richmond
Glass-Steagall Act revisions, 5-9 Naming federal courthouse after Internet use by prisoners, 22-13 Redevelopment and Housing
Y2K computer problem, 22-21 Kentucky judge, 22-24, 22-26 Judicial activism, 17-12 Authority)
Federal Trade Commission. See FTC State Department authorization Judicial pay raises, 17-14 Public housing, 20-8
Federation for American immigration abortion, 16-8 Judiciary Committee impeachment George Washington University Medical
Reform Tobacco, 2-7, 2-8, 15-6, 15-12 hearings Center
High-tech worker visas, 17-4 Tobacco farm aid, 15-5, 15-9, 15-11 Starr testimony, 12-28 Proposed naming of emergency room
Federation of American Scientists Foreign affairs Justice Department authorization, 17-14 for Ronald Reagan, 14-13
FOIA access to CIA budget figures, 8-25 Abortion, 2-45, 2-51, 2-52, 2-54, 2-56 Medicinal marijuana, 12-11 Georgia
Federation of Tax Administrators Clinton strategy, 761 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19 Defense contracts, 2-20, 2-23, 2-25,
Internet taxes, 21-22 Current sanctions, 16-20, 16-21 Renaming National Airport for Ronald 2-28
Feingold, Russell D., D-Wis. Export Administration Act (1979), 16-27 Reagan, 13-9 Gephardt, Richard A., D-Mo. (3)
Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-18, Export controls, 16-24—16-33 Freedom to Farm law Campaign finance, 18-6, 18-7, 18-12
5-19, 5-23 NATO expansion, 8-21-—8-24 Loan rates, 2-3 CBO controversy, 2-76
Campaign finance overhaul, 18-3, 18-4, Foreign aid Freeh, Louis J. Character issues, 12-52
18-6, 18-7, 18-9, 18-11, 18-13, 18-15— Armenia, 2-53 Campaign finance, 12-32, 16-32 China MFN status, 16-36
18-17 Egypt, 2-51 White house leak of Hyde infidelity, Clinton impeachment, 12-34
Defense appropriations, 2-24 Greece, 2-51 12-15 censure resolution, 12-41, 12-49
IRSm ajoovre rhwaeual,p on21s- 7 systems, 2-25 HIaMiFt,i , 7-28-5 1 FrelBiundggehtu,y se6-n1,7 Rodney, R-N.J. (11) CliGntOoPn ipamrpteiasacnhsmheinp,t 1p2r-o2s0p ects, 12-12
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Farm labor, 2-16 16-30 TVA funding, 2-36, 2-39, 2-43, 2-44 Line-item veto, 6-23
High-tech worker visas, 17-3, 17-4 Foreign Relations Committee (Senate) Frost, Martin, D-Texas (24) Livingston resignation, remarks, 7-12,
India and Pakistan nuclear tests, frica, 23-12 Campaign finance, 18-11 12-46, 12-47
condemnation of, 8-13 NATO expansion, 8-21, 8-22 FTC Managed care, 14-8, 14-14
Indonesia, 2-51 Russia technology transfers to Iran, Telephone “slamming,” 22-25 Military construction projects in home
Religious persecution overseas, 16-15, 16-18 Fund for Rural America district, 2-81
16-16 State Department authorization, 16-3, Agriculture appropriations, 2-3, 4-8 “Partial birth” abortion ban, 3-7
FAEgMeAn cy()Fe deral Emergency Management Forei1g6n- 7 trade FursTei,m beErli zparboegtrha,m ,D -O2r-6e0. (1) Rfeonr aRmoibnegr t JuF.s tKiceen neDdepyt,. 1h3e-a8d quarters
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ASnutpip-lteermreonrtiaslm ianpiptriaotpirviesa,t io2n-s1,0 5 2-125 Do1m6e-s3t4i—c1 6-p3r6ot ections, 23-11 AssFoAcAi agtuiiodnel inoefs ,A me2r4-i3c4a ) RuRsesaigaa n,te ch13n-o8l ogy transfers to Iran,
FHA (Federal Housing Administration) Fast-track negotiating authority, 2-7 16-18
Mortgages, 2-102, 2-103, 2-106 Fast-track trade reauthorization, 23-3— G Starr report, 12-9
Public housing, 2-101, 2-105, 2-110 23-6, 23-8, 23-9 State of the Union address, 12-6
Filibusters and cloture votes Generalized System of Preferences, Supplemental appropriations
105th Congress, Second Session 23-6, 23-11 Gallegly, Elton, R-Calif. (23) AmeriCorps, 2-127
(chart), 1-4 International mail, 2-94 Clinton impeachment, 12-38 Technology transfers to China, 16-28
Filner, Bob, D-Calif. (50) Vietnam Judiciary Committee opening Germany
Domestic partner health benefits, 2-108 Jackson-Vanik trade amendments statement (excerpts), D-31 Chemical weapons inspections, 8-20
Finance Committee (Senate) 23-9 High-tech worker visas, 17-5, 17-6 NATO expansion, 8-23
Africa trade, 23-10, 23-11 Most Favored Nation status, 21-8, Religious refugees, 16-11 Gibbons, Jim, R-Nev. (2)
Internet taxes, 21-21 21-13 Gallo, Robert (Airline Planning Group) Highway bill earmarks, 24-11
IRS overhaul, 21-3, 21-9 Omnibus trade bill (summary), 23-5 Airline competition, 24-39 Gillespie, Ed
Omnibus bill, 21-15, 21-18 Sanctions, 23-4 Ganske, Greg, R-lowa (4) Budget, 6-8
fast track trade authority, 23-3 Satellite technology transfers to Managed care legislation, 14-14 Gilman, Benjamin A., R-N.Y. (20)
Tobacco legislation, 15-7 China, 8-7, 8-8, 8-12, 8-16, 16-23— Medicare, 14-12 Embassy security, 2-118
Trade bill (summary), 23-5 16-34 GAO (General Accounting Office) Energy Department
Financial Services Competition Act, 5-8 Trade deficit, 2-79 Appropriations, 2-75, 2-80 nuclear technology transfers, 8-8
Fish and fishing Trade Deficit Review Commission, Census, 13-4, 13-5 Food sanctions, 2-6
Columbia Basin Ecosystem 2-78 F-22 aircraft, 8-10 Religious persecution overseas, 16-10
Management Plan, 2-57 Transfer pricing, 21-7 Federal regulatory agencies, 15-21 Russia technology transfers to Iran,
Foreign vessels, 2-13 U.S.-Africa Trade and Economic Flammability standards study, 2-101, 16-16, 16-19, 16-22
Glacier Bay National Park, 2-63 Cooperation Forum, 23-10 2-110 State Department authorization, 16-4,
North Pacific fishing, 2-16 Forest Health bill, 11-8 GAO comptroller, 2-75, 2-76 16-5
Flag desecration Forest management High-tech worker shortage, 17-4, 17-5 Supplemental appropriations, 2-118
Legislation, 17-11 National forests, 11-7, 11-8 Home health care, 14-19, 14-20 Technology transfers to China, 8-7, 8-8
Florida Forest Recovery and Protection Act, Job training funding, 10-4 Gingrich, Newt, R-Ga. (6)
Everglades, 2-58, 2-63 11-7 Satellite exports, 16-30 Abortion, 16-4, 16-5
Tobacco settlement, 15-9 Forest Service Space station audit, 19-6 Airline competition, 24-35, 24-37
Flynt, Larry Appropriations, 2-41, 2-57 Y2K computer problem, 2-78 Appropriations, 7-8
Story on Livingston affairs, 7-11 Forest Health bill, 11-8 Gasoline Budget cuts, 6-9
Focus on the Family Fowler, Tillie, R-Fla. (4) Tax credits for ethanol, 24-18 Budget surplus, 6-3, 6-8, 6-14, 6-15
Religious freedom, 17-10 House leadership, 7-10 Gates, Bill (Microsoft Corp.) Campaign finance overhaul, 18-5—18-7,
Foley, Mark, R-Fla. (16) Mixed gender military training, 8-4 High-tech worker visas, 17-4 18-10, 18-12
Clinton impeachment vote, 12-39 Fox, Jon D., R-Pa. (13) Gejdenson, Sam, D-Conn. (2) Capital gains tax, 16-15
State Department authorization, 16-5 Clinton Middle East trip, 12-40 Campaign finance, 18-5 CBO controversy, 2-76
Fong, Matt Franc, Michael (Heritage Foundation) Export controls, 16-27 CBO forecasts, 2-77
Clinton impeachment effort Public reaction to Starr report, 12-17 State Department authorization Cellular phone eavesdropping case,
campaign issues, 12-8 Francis, Michael A. international family planning, 16-6 22-23
Food and Drug Administration. See FDA Logging in national forests, 2-59 Gekas, George W., R-Pa. (17) Census, 13-5
Food Research and Action Center Frank, Barney, D-Mass. (4) Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-15— Census methodology, 2-13
Youth after-school programs, 20-5 Abortion legislation, 3-4 5-17, 5-19, 5-20, 5-22, 5-23 Challenge to his leadership, 1997, 7-5
Food stamps Campaign finance overhaul, 18-12, Clinton impeachment Clinton censure, 12-20
Aid to legal immigrants, C-11, C-18 18-13 Judiciary Committee opening Clinton China policy, 16-36
Appropriations, 4-3-4-9 Clinton impeachment, 12-11 statement (excerpts), D-30 Clinton China trip, 16-37
Forbes, Steve Judiciary Committee opening Clinton perjury charges, 12-7, 12-30 Clinton impeachment apology
China, 16-36 statement (excerpts), D-29, D-29— Executive privilege, 12-49 decorum (excerpts), D-14
Ford, former President Gerald R. D-30 Geller, Henry Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-23,
Clinton impeachment Republican party strategy, 12-22 Federal agency jurisdiction, 15-15 12-40
censure resolution, 12-47, 12-53 witnesses, 12-25 General Accounting Office. See GAO Credit unions, 5-27, 5-28
Fast-track trade authority, 23-3, 23-8 Digital copyright, 22-3, 22-4 General Dynamics D.C. school vouchers, 2-34, 2-35, 9-24,
House role in impeachment, 12-7 Fast-track trade authority, 23-7 Defense contracts, 8-9 9-25
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Defense authorization, 2-30, 2-31, 8-3 Goldin, Daniel S. Graham, Fred (Court TV) H
CIA, 2-31 NASA funding, 19-8-19-10 Television cameras in courtrooms,
Defense contracts in home district, Space station, 19-4, 19-5, 19-8 17-14
2-20, 2-23, 2-25, 2-28 Goldstone, Steven F. Graham, Lindsey, R-S.C. (3) Hagel, Chuck, R-Neb.
Descendants of Mexicans land claims, Tobacco companies’ liability, 15-6 Clinton impeachment Clinton China trip, 16-36
Di9-a2b7e tes research, 2-74 GonzFailnaenzc,i alH esnerryv icBe.s, Do-veTrehxaausl , (250-)1 2 .lsutdaictieamreyn tC o(memxictetrpetes ),o pDe-n3i3n g CRreeldiigti ouusn iopnesr,s e5c-u2t7io—n5 -2o9v erseas, 16-13,
EElsetcattrei cittayx , de1r6e-g1u5l ation, 15-16 GoodCiei,n toVni rgiimlp eH.a cJhrm.,e nDt-V a.vo te(,5 ) 12-41, Clinnattounr ei mopf eiamcphemaecnhtm enitnq,u ir1y 2-29 Su1p6I-pM1Fl4,e, m 2e-1n16t2-a41l 5 appropriations
Ethanol gas tax credit, 24-18 12-48 perjury charge, 12-28 Haiti
Ethics charges, 7-3, 12-53 Goodiatte, Robert W., R-Va. (6) Land mines, 8-5 Permanent status for refugees in U.S.,
FAA guidelines, 24-34, 24-35 Campaign finance, 18-15 Surface transportation reauthorization 2-91, 2-98, 2-100
Farm agenda, 2-7 Church and state, 17-9, 17-10 bill, 24-14 Hail, Ralph M., D-Texas (4)
Fast-track trade authority, 23-3, 23-4, Clinton impeachment Gramm, Phil, R-Texas Clinton impeachment vote, 12-41,
23-6-23-8 Judiciary Committee opening Agriculture appropriations, 4-7 12-48
Financial services overhaul, 5-3, 5-5, statement (excerpts), D-31 Banking, 2-25 Hamilton, Lee H., D-Ind. (9)
5-7, 5-10, 5-11 Digital copyright, 22-4 Class-action securities suits, 5-30, 5-31 China, 16-35
Highway bill, 2-90, 24-3-24-5, 24-9, 24- Encryption export restrictions, 22-20 Credit unions, 5-25, 5-27—5-29 Highway bill earmarks, 24-11
12, 24-16, 24-17, 24-19, 24-20, 24-21 Food stamps, 4-4, 4-6 Fast-track trade bill, 23-6 Religious persecution overseas, 16-10,
Hyde criticism, 12-33 Forest policy, 11-8 Financial services overhaul, 5-3, 5-11— 16-13, 16-14
IMF funding, 2-45, 2-47, 2-48, 16-3 Internet taxes, 21-20 5-15 Russia technology transfers to Iran,
International family planning, 16-3 Goodling, Bill, R-Pa. (19) Food stamps, 4-6 16-22, 16-23
IRAs, 6-12 Bilingual education, 9-27 Gas tax, 24-3—24-6 State Department authorization, 16-5,
Judicial activism, 17-15 Child nutrition programs, 20-5 IRS overhaul, 21-4, 21-7 16-6
Juvenile crime bill, 17-15—17-17 Education Managed care, 14-13 Hansen, James V., R-Utah (1)
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covert Iraq operations, 8-27 Salting by labor unions, 10-5 Tobacco, 15-8, 15-9, 15-10-15-13 Appropriations
Profile, 7-10 GOPAC Tobacco revenue, 6-4 Labor-HHS-Education, 2-68
Promotion of J. Dennis Hastert, R-IIl Gingrich ethics charges, 7-3 Transportation Campaign finance overhaul vote, 18-3
(14) as Speaker, 7-11 Gorbunov, Sergei Gramm-Byrd highway bill Child nutrition programs, 20-5
Property rights, 15-24 Russia space station, 19-6 amendment, 24-5, 24-6 Defense appropriations
Public housing, 20-14 Gore, Vice President Al Transportation earmarks, 24-8, 24-9 Smoking therapy, 2-25
Public release of Starr report, 12-13 Campaign finance abuses, 18-17 Grams, Rod, R-Minn. Defense authorization, 8-12
Puerto Rico, 13-6 Campaign finance violations, 16-32 Budget, 6-5, 6-6 High-tech worker visas, 17-8, 17-9
Religious persecution overseas, 16-9, Drunken driving legislation, 24-21 Chinese military imports, 8-6 NATO expansion, 8-21, 8-23, 8-24
16-12 Electricity deregulation, 15-17 Clinton credibility, 12-9 NIH funding, 2-72
Renaming National Airport for Ronald Encryption export restrictions, 22-20 Defense Production Act of 1950, 8-13 Harman, Jane, D-Calif. (36)
Interior appropriations, 2-58 Financial services overhaul, 5-14 Loral SpaceCom PAC contributions,
Reagan, 13-8 House impeachment vote remarks, D-46 IRS overhaul, 21-7 16-25
Reserve fund, 2-77 Property rights, 15-24 Sanctions for religious persecutions, Military abortions, 8-5
Resignation, 7-4—7-10, 12-32, 12-34, Russian technology transfers to Iran, 16-14, 16-15, 16-16 Hastert, J. Dennis, R-ill. (14)
12-45 16-17, 16-18, 16-22 U.S. China policy Character, 7-11
Retirement accounts, 6-7 Space station, 19-6, 19-8 Forced sterilization and abortion, 8-12 Drug task force, 7-11
Russia technology transfers to Iran, Student aid, 9-3 Satellite licensing, 8-12 House Speakership, 7-9, 12-45, 12-52
16-16, 16-18, 16-22 TVA, 2-43, 2-44 World Bank loans, 8-12 Managed care, 7-11, 14-6, 14-7, 14-8,
Starr report, 12-9 Tobacco politics, 15-12 Grassley, Charles E., R-lowa 14-13, 14-14
State Department authorization, Gorton, Slade, R-Wash. Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-15, Slated for Speaker of the House, 7-10,
16-3-16-5 Budget negotiations, 6-8 5-16, 5-18-5-20, 5-22, 5-23, 5-24 7-11, 12-46
Supplemental appropriations, 2-122, 2- Columbia Basin Ecosystem family farms, 5-15, 5-24 Hastings, Alcee L., D-Fla. (23)
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Sudan, 12-9 RU-486 ban, 2-9 5-7, 5-14 Clinton impeachment trial
U.N. dues, 2-121 Tobacco, 15-5, 15-6 IMF, 2-48, 2-53 duration, 12-36
United Nations, 16-3-16-5 Goss, Porter J., R-Fla. (14) Supplemental appropriations, 2-124 Crime, 17-16
Glass-Steagall Act Intelligence authorization, 2-31, 8-25— Greenwood, James C., R-Pa. (8) Digital copyright, 22-4, 22-5, 22-9
Financial services overhaul legislation, 8-26 Abortion legislation, 3-8 DNC campaign finance violations, 16-33
5-3 (history), 5-5, 5-8, 5-9, 5-10, 5-12, Russia technology transfers to Iran, Clinton impeachment investigation, Flag desecration, 17-11
5-14 (history) 16-19 12-19, 12-22 Impeachable offenses, 12-7
Glavin, Matthew (Southeastern Legal Government Printing Office EPA, 2-107 Juvenile crime bill, 17-16, 17-17
Foundation) Appropriations, 2-76 Gregg, Judd, R-N.H. Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19
Census, 13-5 Government Reform and Oversight Budget resolution, 6-7 Property rights, 15-23—15-25
Glenn, John, D-Ohio Committee (House) Census, 2-13, 13-4 Renaming FBI building, 13-8
Defense authorization Campaign fundraising investigations, Clinton impeachment vote Satellite TV programming, 22-16
intelligence budget, 8-6 2-77 effect on Social Security legislation, Starr report, 12-13
FEC budget, 2-97 Clinton investigation, 12-17 12-44 Tobacco, 15-7, 15-9
FEC term limits, 2-96 Y2K computer problem, 22-22 Internet taxes, 21-20, 21-24 Hawaii
Regulatory overhaul, 15-21 Governmental Affairs Committee Surface transportation reauthorization Defense appropriations
Spaceflight, 19-10—19-12 (Senate) bill, 24-9 mi2l-i8t4a ry construction projects, 2-81,
Glickman, Dan Regulatory overhaul, 15-20—-15-23 Tobacco, 15-5, 15-8
Food stamps, 4-6-4-8 Graham, Bob, D-Fla. Griffin, Mary (Consumers Union) HawlMeilyi,t arAyi ra iFrcorracfte rGeeand.i neRsisc, ha8r-d1 0
Milk marketing, 2-4, 2-6 Commercial space bill, 19-5 Financial services overhaul, 5-5, 5-6 Hayden, Marty
USDA discrimination against black Haitian refugees, 2-98, 17-8 Gun control Interior appropriations, 2-61
farmers, 2-8 Internet taxes, 21-22, 21-23, 21-24 Gun locks, 2-15 HCFA (Health Care Finance
Glossary IRS overhaul, 21-4, 21-7 National Instant Check System, 2-12 Administration)
Congressional Terms, A-3—A-13 Minimum wage, 10-7 Gun Owners of America Appropriations, 2-74
Goldberg, Lucianne Motorcycle access to federal roads, Juvenile crime, 17-15-17-17 Medicare, 14-16, 14-17—14-19, 14-20,
Linda Tripp book about Lewinsky- 24-20 Gutierrez, Luis V., D-Ill. (4) 14-21
Clinton affair, 12-28 Tobacco, 15-7, 15-9 Puerto Rico. 13-6 Tobacco settlement, 2-12
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Head Start Hobson, David L., R-Ohio (7) Hudson, Paul (Aviation Consumer Action Physician-assisted suicide, 17-18,
Appropriations, 2-66, 2-69, 2-72 Clinton character, 12-41 Project) 17-19
Cost and quality, 9-19—9-23 Defense appropriations 2 Airline competition guidelines, 24-39 Religious freedom amendment, 17-10,
Reauthorization, 9-23 J. Dennis Hastert, R-Ill. (14) Hughes Electronics 17-11
Health leadership style, 7-11 Chinese missile guidance systems Republican House leadership, 7-5
AIDS program funding, 2-64, 2-66, 2-69, Hoekstra, Peter, R-Mich. (2) 16-31 State Department authorization
2-72, 2-74 House Republican Conference Hulshof, Kenny, R-Mo. (9) international family planning, 16-6
Needle exchange programs, 2-32, 2-33, chairmanship, 7-4 Surface transportation reauthorization
2-36 Hoffman, Ann bill, 24-21
Health and Human Services, Union of Needletrades Industrial and Hungary
Department of. See HHS Textile Employees NATO expansion, 8-21-—8-23
Health Benefits Coalition Africa trade, 23-12 Hunter, Duncan, R-Calif. (52) Ickes, Harold M.
Managed care, 14-4—14-6 Hoffman, Scott (American Business for Acquisition of Long Beach, CA former Democratic campaign finance abuses,
Health care. See also Managed care Legal Immigration) Navy base by a Chinese firm, 8-5 18-17
HMO regulation, 18-16 High-tech worker shortage, 17-4 China foreign policy, 16-24 identity theft. See under Crime and
American Indians, 2-58 Hogan, Judge Thomas F. Technology transfers to China, 8-7, 8-8 criminal justice
Breast cancer, 2-74, 2-116 Line-item veto, 6-18-6-22 Hussein, Saddam IMF (International Monetary Fund)
Community health centers, 2-69 Hollings, Ernest F., D-S.C. Clinton threat of airstrikes, 12-6 Appropriations, 2-45-—2-56
Consumer Bill of Rights, 12-6 Abortion legislation, 3-€ Hutchinson, Asa, R-Ark. (3) Funding, 2-7, 2-46, 2-50, 2-51, 2-56
Funding for AIDS programs, 2-64 Africa, 23-12 Campaign finance overhaul, 18-6, 18-7 2-112, 2-122, 2-124, 2-125, 7-8, 16-3,
home health care, 2-116, 14-16— Appropriations, 2-15 18-8, 18-9, 18-12, 18-13, 18-16
14-22 CBO projections, 2-78 Clinton impeachment History, 2-46
House Republican Task Force plan, Internet pornography, 22-11 Judiciary Committee opening Key votes, C-4, C-16
14-7 Minimum wage, 10-7 statement (excerpts), D-33 immigration
Managed care, 12-6 Missile defense, 8-18—8-2( Clinton impeachment hearings Border checks, 2-20
Medicinal marijuana, 2-36 Nuclear waste, 11-4 witnesses, 12-29 Food stamps for legal immigrants, 4-3—
National health care identity number, Supplemental appropriati Clinton impeachment trial, 145 4-9
2-69, 2-74 foreign subsidies, 2-1 Defense authorization, 16-26 Haitian refugees, 2-51, 2-91, 2-98, 2-99
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Healt1h4 -1C3a re Financing Administration. HoluComn,s tiJtouhtino nality of impeachme St2a2r-r1 0r eport, 12-17 Higkhe-yt evcoht esw,o rCk-er5 -Cv-i6sa,s , C-1147,- 3-C1-71-69, C-22
See HCFA China missile proliferation, 16-31 Hutchinson, Tim, R-Ark. Omnibus bill initiatives (highlights), 17-8
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Retirement, 2-94 GOP Policy Committee, 7-8, 7-10 Bosnia, 8-6 Effect on 105th Congress, 1-3-1-5
Helms, Jesse, R-N.C. House Republican Conference, 7-8 U.S. troop reductions, 2-24, 2-25 Effect on 1998 elections, 7-5, 12-25
Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban NRCC, 7-6, 7-7, 7-8, 7-10 National health care identity number Effect on 2000 election, 12-44
Treaty, 2-51 Use of consultants, 2-76 2-69 Effect on House leadership, 7-4
NATO expansion, 8-21, 8-23 House of Representatives NATO expansion, 8-23, 8-24 Effect on Social Security legislation,
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Environment Supplemental appropriations, 2-128 High-tech worker visas, 17-5 independent Counsel
Izembek Road, 2-57, 2-58, 2-61, 2-63 Transit subsidies, 2-77 House Impeachment inquiry, 7-9, 12-8, Reauthorization, 2-18
Highway Trust Fund, 24-4, 24-6, 24-7, Treasury-Postal Service appropriations, 12-11 independent insurance Agents of
24-10, 24-13, 24-14, 24-16, 24-17, 2-100 opening statement (excerpts), D-37 America
24-19, 24-22, 24-23, 24-26 White House overtime, 2-92 House Impeachment strategy, 12-25 Financial services overhaul legisiation,
National Highway System Designation Hubbell, Webster L. House Judiciary Committee hearing on 5-9
Act, 24-10 Starr report, 12-29 Independent Counsel's report, 12-27— India
Spending increase, 6-4 HUD (Housing and Urban Development 12-29 Nuclear detonations, 2-4, 2-12, 8-18,
Hilleary, Van, R-Tenn. (4) Department) Judicial pay raises, 17-13, 17-14 8-19, 16-24
Livingston as Speaker, 7-10 Adjustable rate mortgages, 20-11 Justice Department authorization, 17-14 Indians and Alaskan natives
VA-HUD appropriations, 2-108 Appropriations, 2-101—2-111 Livingston resignation, remarks, 12-46 Indian Health Service, 2-60
Hinchey, Maurice D., D-N.Y. (26) Manufactured housing standards, 20-11 Medicinal marijuana, 12-11 Law enforcement on tribal lands, 2-58
Chugach National Forest, 2-60 Section 8 housing programs, 20-7—20-15 “Partial birth” abortion ban, 3-7 Nuclear waste dump on tribal land, 2-58
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General Index
Individual retirement accounts. See reorganization, 21-5, 21-10, 21-11 Jones, Paula Corbin K
IRAs retaliatory audits, 21-7, 21-11 Sexual harassment lawsuit against Pres-
Information Technology Association of return-free system, 21-11 ident Clinton, 12-3, 12-6—12-8, 12-13,
America role of Congress, 21-5 12-14, 12-16, 12-18, 12-21, 12-26, Kaczynski, David
Y2K computer problem, 22-22 small business representative, 21-7 12-28, 12-30, 12-37, 12-38, 12-46 Waiver of tax on reward for turning in
Inglis, Bob, R-S.C. (4) taxpayer abuse, 21-3, 21-8 (articles of impeachment), 12-47, 12-51 Theodore Kaczynski, 2-115
Clinton impeachment taxpayer rights, 21-3, 21-5, 21-11, Josten, Bruce (U.S. Chamber of Kahn, Alfred
Judiciary Committee opening 21-12, 21-13 Commerce) Airline competition, 24-35, 24-38
statement (excerpts), D-30 Low-income taxpayer clinics, 21-11 Fast-track trade bill, 23-8, 23-9 Kamburowski, Michael (Americans for
Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-38 Penalty relief, 21-12 Judge, Steve (Securities Industry Tax Reform)
Surface transportation reauthorization Property seizures, 21-3, 21-8 Association) Renaming National Airport for Ronald
bill, 24-14 Reorganization, 21-10, 21-11 Citicorp-Travelers Group merger, 5-9, Reagan, 13-8
Inhofe, James M., R-Okla. Restructuring, 21-10, 21-11 5-10 Kanjorski, Paul E., D-Pa. (11)
Budget resolution, 6-6 What the IRS Bill Does, 21-9-21-14 Judiciary Credit unions, 5-26
Clean air standards, 24-5, 24-8, 24-25 Israel Judge-ordered tax increases, 17-12, Satellite technology transfers to China,
Military base closures, 8-12 Anti-missile defenses, 8-18 17-13 16-24
Military construction projects in home Foreign aid, 2-45, 2-47 Judicial activism, 17-12—17-15 Kaptur, Marcy, D-Ohio (9)
state, 2-81 Missile attack vulnerability, 8-17 Litigants’ rights to reject judges, 17-12, Artwork in the Capitol, 2-77
Military doctor licensing, 8-13 Missile intelligence, 8-17 17-13 Farm relief, 2-9
Missile defense, 8-20 ISTEA (intermodal Surface Prison overcrowding, 17-12, 17-13 FHA, 2-103
NATO expansion, 8-23 Transportation Efficiency Act), 24-3, Referendum appeals, 17-12, 17-13 Kasich, John R., R-Ohio (12)
Religious persecution overseas, 16-11 24-6, 24-8, 24-23 Television cameras in courtrooms, 17-12, Agriculture appropriations, 4-8
Inman, Adm. Bobby R. House/Senate bill comparison, 24-5 17-13 Budget negotiations, 6-3-6-23
Embassy security, 2-118 Istook, Ernest, R-Okla. (5) Judiciary Committee (House) Budget reconciliation FY 1999, 2-116
Inouye, Daniel K., D-Hawaii Contraceptives for minors, 2-67 Articles of Impeachment, 12-5, 12-46 Budget surplus, 6-4
Anti-missile defense, 8-18, 8-20 Internet pornography, 2-66 Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-15, China MFN status, 16-36
Military construction projects in home Religious freedom, 17-9—17-11 5-16, 5-22 Defense spending, 8-8
State, 2-81, 2-84 Supplemental appropriations, 2-123 Cable TV competition, 22-17 Gasoline tax, 24-12
Nuclear submarines, 2-22 Ivey, William J. Class-action securities suits, 5-33 IRAs, 6-12
INS (Immigration and Naturalization NEA funding, 2-60 Clinton impeachment inquiry, 12-5, Renaming National Airport for Ronald
SerFvuincdei)n g, 17-8 J 1122--74,0 , 121-21-54,1 , 121-21-95,3 12-33, 12-36, ReRteiargeamne,n t 13a-c8c ounts, 6-7
Omnibus bill, 2-120 counsels’ statements (excerpts), D-33— Supplemental appropriations, 2-124
Restructuring, 2-20 D-35 Surface transportation reauthorization
Intel Corp. J.P. Morgan members’ opening statements bill, 24-15, 24-26
High-tech worker visas, 17-5, 17-6, 17-9 Financial services overhaul legislation (excerpts), D-36 Tax cuts, 7-9
intelligence 5-9 opening statements (excerpts), D-29- Katzenbach, former Attorney General
Covert operations against Iraq, 8-27 Jackson, Ann D-33 Nicholas
Whistleblower protection, 8-26, 8-27 NRC power plant safety, 2-37 Staff counsel responses (excerpts), Impeachment, 12-38
Intelligence Committee (House) Jackson-Lee, Sheila, D-Texas (18) D-33-D-35 Kelly, Sue W., R-N.Y. (19)
Intelligence authorization bill, 8-25—8-27 Abortion legislation, 3-4 Starr's opening statement (excerpts), Clinton impeachment vote, 12-49
Intelligence Committee (Senate) Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-17, D-38, D-38—D-39 J. Dennis Hastert, R-Ill. (14) character,
Technology transfers to China 15-18 Clinton impeachment resolution, 12-39, 7-11
Interiionrv esDteigpaatriotnm,e n1t6 -24 CliJnutdoinc iairmyp eCaocmhmmietntte e opening Cl1i2n-t4o2n, i1m2p-e43a chment resolution report KemRpetghuolrantoer,y Doivrekr,h aRu-l,i da1h5o- 20, 15-21
KApyportoop rtiraetatiyo,n s,2 -120-45 7—2-63 Starrs tartepeomretn, t 12(-e1xc5e rpts), D-31 Di(geixtcaelr pctosp)y,r igDh-t4 2a—nDd- 4I5n ternet KendMaiililt,a ryD arveitdir ees’ health care, 8-5
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MReelmibgeirouss, p7e-r6s ecution, 16-9—-16-12 CEnaemrpgayi gpno lifcyi,n an2c-e4,0 18-4 MPheymsbiecrisa,n -as12s-i1s1t ed suicide, 17-18— KennAbeodryt,i onE dlwegairsdla tiMo.n,, D3--M5 ass.
InteDringeitt al copyright, 22-3-22-9 JLoIbH EAtrPa,i ni2ng-,6 5 10-3 Pr1o7d-u2c0t liability laws, 15-18, 15-19 Ba5-n2k0r uptcy overhaul legislation, 5-18,
Encryption, 22-3-22-9 Minimum wage, 10-7 Religious freedom, 17-9—17-11 Farm labor, 2-16
Internet gambling, 2-15, 22-7, 22-13 Jenkins, Bill, R-Tenn. (1) Religious persecution overseas, 16-11, High-tech worker visas, 17-3-17-5, 17-6
Pedophiles, 22-10—22-13 Clinton impeachment 16-12, 1209 Internet taxes, 21-22
Pornography, 2-66, 21-24, 22-10-22-13 Judiciary Committee opening Reserve funds used for investigations, Juvenile crime, 17-17
School policy, 22-11 statement (excerpts), D-33 2-77 Managed care legislation, 2-105, 14-3,
Screening software, 2-16 Job Corps Satellite retransmission license 14-4—14-6, 14-8
Supplemental appropriations Funding, 10-3 authority, 22-14 Minimum wage, 10-7
subsidies for access, 2-127 Job training Satellite TV fee increase, 22-18 Supplemental appropriations
Taxes, 21-19-21-24 Appropriations, 2-66, 2-69 Judiciary Committee (Senate) HCFA, 2-125
Unsolicited e-mail (“spamming”), 22-24— Johnson, U.S. District Judge Norma Bankruptcy overhaul legislation, 5-15, Tobacco, 15-7, 15-10, 15-12
22-26 Holloway 5-18, 5-19, 5-22 Kennedy, Joseph P. Il, D-Mass. (8)
Iran Campaign finance investigation, 12-32 Baseball antitrust, 15-25 Credit unions, 5-26, 5-29
18 Years of Punishment, 16-17 Starr investigation (chronology), 12-5 Digital copyright, 22-5, 22-9 Military ethics, 8-4
Missiles, 8-17 Johnson, Douglas (National Right to FBI wiretapping requirements, 17-14 Public housing, 2-107, 20-9, 20-14
Sanctions, 16-16—16-23 Life Committee) Flag desecration, 17-11 Kennelly, Barbara 8., D-Conn. (1)
Shahab-3 missile, 8-17 Campaign finance overhaul High-tech worker visas, 17-3, 17-5 Omnibus bill
IRAs (individual retirement accounts) issue ads, 18-11 Juvenile crime bill, 17-15, 17-16 tax cuts, 21-15
Bankruptcy laws, 5-16 “Partial birth” abortion ban, 3-8-3-9 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19 Retirement, 7-7
IRS (internal Revenue Service) Johnson, Nancy L., R-Conn. (6) Property rights, 15-23-15-25 Kenya
Capital gains taxes, 21-8, 21-9 Budget negotiations, 6-10 Satellite-cable TV competition, 22-18 U.S. embassy rebuilding, 2-118
Congressional oversight, 21-13 Clinton impeachment vote, 12-49 Y2K computer problem, 22-23 Kerrey, Bob, D-Neb.
Electronic filing, 21-11 Contraceptive coverage in federal Justice Department Clinton impeachment apology
Equal employment opportunity employee health plans, 2-100 Authorization (highlights), 17-14 response (excerpts), D-14
practices, 21-7 Gingrich ethics charges, 7-3 Cell phone fraud, 22-23 Condemnation of Clinton's behavior,
Innocent spouse relief, 21-11 HCFA, 14-19 Citicorp-Travelers Group merger, 5-9 12-10
IRS overhaul, 21-3-21-14, 24-4 House Ethics committee, 7-3 Democratic fundraising investigation, Effect of Clinton investigation on
burden of proof, 21-3, 21-5, 21-6, 21-8, Medicare, 14-17 18-17 Democratic agenda, 12-6
21-11 NEA funding, 2-60 Physician-assisted suicide, 17-19 IInRtSe rnoevte rhtaauxles,, 2211--32, 1 21-4, 21-7
confidentiality, 21-5 Johnson, Sam, R-Texas (3) Public housing anti-crime initiative, Lott's strategy on China satellite investi-
help lines, 21-7 Labor unions, 10-6 20-15 gation, 16-32
House/Senate bills compared, 21-5 Johnson, Tim, D-S.D. Shuster ethics investigation, 7-3 Kerry, John, D-Mass.
interest and penalties, 21-5 Class-action securities suits, 5-30, 5-31 Juvenile Diabetes Foundation Credit unions, 5-29
lawsuits, 21-5, 21-12 Country of origin labels for food, 2-8 Diabetes research, 2-74 NATO expansion, 8-22
Office of Taxpayer Advocate, 21-10 Johnston, former Sen. Bennett, D-La. Juvenile justice State Department authorization
Offsets, 21-5, 21-14 (Alliance for Competitive Electricity) Juvenile crime law overhaui, 17-15— U.N. dues, 16-8
oversight board, 21-3, 21-5, 21-8 Electricity deregulation, 15-17 17-18 Tobacco, 15-5, 15-11
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