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February 16, 2002 ¢ Supplement to Volume 60, No. 7 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY INDEX January — December 2001 107th Congress — First Session February 16, 2002 * Supplement to Volume 60, No. 7 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY INDEX January — December 2001 107th Congress — First Session Issue Reports — Quick Reference... Main Index...... Special Indexes Committee Roll Call Votes........ House Roll Call Votes ......... House Roll Call Vote Correction . Senate Roll Call Votes ......... Senate Roll Call Vote Corrections CQ Weekly Corrections........ Presidential Texts.......cccees EXPLANATION OF INDEXES: NEXT PAGE EXPLANATION OF INDEXES ISSUE REPORTS: Articles on major legislation and CQ reports arranged by subject. MAIN INDEX: Alphabetical index of subjects and names that appear in Weekly articles. This index is updated weeky at www.cq.com/index. Roll call vote chart page numbers are in italic boldface type. COMMITTEE ROLL CALL VOTES: Committee roll call votes listed by chamber, then committee. HOUSE ROLL CALL VOTES: House roll call votes, with roll call number, arranged by subject. SENATE ROLL CALL VOTES: Senate roll call votes, with roll call number, arranged by subject. ROLL CALL VOTE CORRECTIONS: A list of corrections to roll call votes. WEEKLY CORRECTIONS: A list of corrections to the CQ Weekly. PRESIDENTIAL TEXTS: Presidential messages and news conferences arranged by subject. WEEKLY DATES AND PAGES: July October 1621-1660 2293-2372 1661-1732 2373-2436 1733-1820 1821-1892 August 2705-268 September 2769-2808 1997-2036 December 2037-2100 2101-2172 2173-2236 2237-2292 indexer: Dana E. King Editor: Nell Benton Production: Melinda W. Nahmias C 9NN27 Copyright © 2002 by Congressional Quarterly, 1414 22nd Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037. All reproduction rights, quotations, broadcasting, publication reserved for current editorial clients. 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Period cals postage paid at Washington, D.C., and additional mailing offices ISSUE REPORTS — QUICK REFERENCE JANUARY— DECEMBER 2001 / CQ WEEKLY I ISSUE REPORTS — QUICK REFERENCE PAGE PAGE ABORTION Issue ads 478 Fetal protection 662, 725, 919 McCain-Feingold bili ntroduction ave Infant protection 1858 Senate debate 324 522, 591, 647, 698 Legislative outlook 108 Senate passage 776 Soft money ban . 705 AGRICULTURE AND FARMING Supreme Court ruling 778 Committee chairmen profiles 2019 Dairy policy 1247, 2842 COMMUNICATIONS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS Farm aid 1507, 1595, 1849, 1918 Broadband access 922, 1012, 1082, 1434, 2911, 2979 Farm bill 1001, 1630, 1700, 1788, 1848, 2054, 2081, 2221 Competition 1986 2342, 2543, 2608, 2682, 2734, 2840, 2901, 2977 FCC overhaul .723 Privacy 1089 APPROPRIATIONS Spectrum licenses 3090 FY 2001 Omnibus CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS Supplemental 1321, 1427, 1493, 1570, 1681 Alternative meeting sites 2462 2002 August recess campaigning 1981 Agriculture 1131 1375, 1438, 1594 1698, 1781, 2544 Blue Dog” Coalition 530 e-Justice-State 1132, 1593, 1703 1776, 2074, 2155, Breakfast meeting of Big Five 2519 2685 Calendar 8 Defense 2992 Capito! security 2137, 2190, 2460 District ofC o lumbia 2689, 2 Characteristics 178 Earmarks Committees Energy and water 93, 1780 Agenda , 2140 Foreign operations 72, 2352, Chairmen 1216 2753 House Administration Committee 1298 nterior 96, 2413 Membership 1684 abor-HHS-Education 072, 2345, 2410 Senate Finance Committee 866 2740, 2906 Congressional-presidential relations 2248 Legislative branch 1684, 1762, 1842, 1913, 26 Democrats 1644 Military construction 1142, 2083, 2218, 2280, 2 House Outlook and strategy 1128, 1362, 1646, 1839, 1909, 2076, 2208 Leadership 1676 1744, 2061, 2321, 2397, 2963, 3080 2316, 2411, 2470, 2530, 2598 _ 2723, 2 Organization 10, 133 Terrorism emergency aid 128, 2131, 2465, 2837, ; Senate shift 123 Transportation 1138, 1441 1516 1584 1708, 11 792 Legislative outlook 2186, 2454, 2888 1924 Legislative summary 3018 Treasury-Postal Service 1139, 1701, 1782, 1853, 2219, 2548, 2613 Prayer breakfasts 1637 VA-HUD 1140, 1706, 1785, 1851, 1922 Republicans 269, 1214, 1837 BANKING AND FINANCE Senate Bankruptcy overhaul Agenda 1344 Leadership 1567 mmittee jurisdiction Organization 21, 127 380, 657 Parliamentarian 1063 BUDGET Power struggle 212 Budget resolutio 314, 374, 597 655, 7 11, 768, 903, 999, 1 Reorganization 1208, 1301, 1357, 1425, 1498 Bush proposal 419, 45¢ Term limits 2839 Debt limit Debt reduction CONGRESSIONAL VOTES Democratic strategy Key votes 3056 Lockbox” 2050, 217 Outlook for 107th Congress 49 Party unity 56 Presidential support 52 Voting participation 59 CAMPAIGN FINANCE CRIME AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE 527 loophole Hate crimes 1856 Arguments for and against Juvenile justice 673, 725 Cochran support 129 Court chalienges ahead 701 DEFENSE Democratic unity 704 Armed Services committees’ role . 2014 Discharge petition , 3054 B-2 : . 3095 Freedom of speech 842 Biological weapons ban . .2660 “Hard money” limits 1365 Defense authorization . 1651, 1869,1 931, 1987, 2079, 2278, 2349, House agenda , 1497 2484, 2990, 3097 House debate 73, 1641 Lobby . ; - 2419 House rejects rule 1672 Military base closures aa 2920 2 CQ WEEKLY / JANUARY—DECEMBER 2001 ISSUE REPORTS — QUICK REFERENCE DEFENSE (cont.) EXECUTIVE BRANCH Missile defense 104, 1023, 1456, 1600, 1716, 1796, 1867 Cheney v. GAO FOREIGN AFFAIRS Navy fleet Agency for International Development Review Assassination ban Spending Balkans V-22 Osprey China Vieques Island FBI spy case DRUG CONTROL Helms agenda Certification process International court lran-Libya EDUCATION Iraq relations Budget Mexico Bush agenda Nation-building F ducation savings accounts NATO expansion F SEA reauthorization Non-proliferation North Korea Pakistan individuals with Disabilities Education Act Palestinian Authority Legislative outlook Peru Radio Free Afghanistan ENERGY Russia Bingaman agenda Bush strategy California energy crisis Consensus building Conservation U.N. weapons inspectio ns in Iraq Democrats agenda United Nations Efficiency Zimbabwe Electricity deregulation Emissions standards FOREIGN AID Fuel standards Azerbaijan Legislation Legislative outlook nternational family planning LIHEAP Private donations Nuclear energy FOREIGN TRADE Nuclear liability Andean trade Nuclear plant security China Nuclear waste Viamonc imports Oil and gas drilling Export Administration Act Pipeline safety Jackson-Vanik amendment Production Regulations Republican agenda Research and development Security Vviieetinnaal m Stalled Tax breaks GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS Wholesale electricity price caps Courthouse construction Postal Service ENVIRONMENT Brownfields HEALTH AND HEALTH CARE Chemical vulnerabilities AIDS epidemic Clean-air ruling Genetic testing Conservation and Reinvestment Act Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) Endangered species Legislative outlook Gas additive ban Managed care Global warming Medicaid National monuments Medical privacy Superfund Medicare Medicare prescription drug benefit ETHICS Medicare+Choice Buyer Mental health care PNhRw < Condit Patients’ bill of rights ~ Hilliard Torricelli Pediatric drug testing Traficant Prescription drug records ISSUE REPORTS — QUICK REFERENCE JANUARY — DECEMBER IMMIGRATION Reich 245(i) program State Department F yreign-born children Vasquez estructuring Whitman ret evidence iaw Zoellick OBITUARIES Boland INSURANCE INDUSTRY Mansfield Moakley Sisisky Spence POLITICS AND ELECTIONS Election system overhaul Gubernatorial elections Florida Michigan New Jersey Virginia First hundred days egisiative agenda LOBBIES AND LOBBYING capital Senate shift m response nPOoWwEe r Draarrgdonnn pnrronvheecs veto power xecutive powers tate of the pre PROFILES Ashcroft Byrd Cleland Dasch DeLay Forbes Frist Goss Graham 992, 1166, 1263 Hoekstra Hutchinson Hoyer Judicial nominations Jeffords )'Keefe woo Kennedy Lieberman Powell, Michael K Nickles Recess appointments C@—o® Norwood 4 CQ WEEKLY | JANUARY—DECEMBER 2001 ISSUE REPORTS — QUICK REFERENCE PAGE PROFILES (cont.) Economic stimulus package 2200, 2256, 2315, 2386, 2472, 2523, 2595 Nussle 656 2663, 2720, 2776, 2834, 2896, 2956, 2960, 3073 Pelosi .2324 Estate and inheritance taxes . 707, 775 Reid 1755 ‘Extenders” 1980 Shays 1675 Gas-tax revenue 908 Tauzin .258 Greenspan's role 2388 Thurmond 2766 Income earned abroad 1578, 2422, 2473 Income tax rate 467, 529 REDISTRICTING Interest payments ; 784 Arkansas 794 Internet taxes. 611, 920, 1521, 1928, 2407, 2482, 2549, 2745 California 2225 Lloyd’s of London 483 Connecticut 1176 Married couples’ taxes 653, 709 Florida .1100 Georgia 2357 Money laundering 2328, 2401 Illinois 1325 Mortgage companies Incumbent protection 2627 Payroll tax holiday Incumbents with new turf 2929 Retirement savings Indiana 884 Retroactive taxes lowa , 1535 SEC fees Maryland 1104 Supermajority Michigan 555 Tax code overhaul Minority-majority districts 1966 Tax cuts Missouri 1180 Bush agenda Nevada 153 Conservative agenda North Carolina 881 Grassley-Baucus agenda Oklahoma 2031 Greenspan testimony Oregon 1536 Legislative outlook Overview Reconciliation Texas Senate prospects Utah Terrorist attack’s impact West Virginia War bonds REGULATION TERRORISM Clinton rules Anthrax exposure Overview Workplace ergonomics Anti-terrorism legislation RETIREMENTS AND RESIGNATIONS (CONGRESSIONAL) Bio-terrorism legislation Armey Bush's pre-Sept. 11 agenda Clayton 2783 Congress responds Gramm 2057 Covert operations Helms 2016 Homeland security Horn 2060 Use of force resolution Largent 1366 Victims’ compensation Roemer 234 War agenda Roukema 2671 Scarborough 1264 TRANSPORTATION Shuster 38 Aid to commercial airlines Airline competition SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Airline customer service Congressional information 1749 Airline employee layoffs Electronic surveillance 2312 Airport congestion Embryonic stem cell research .1647, 1753, 1983, 2063 Amtrak 601, 671 Human cloning 1019, 1779, 1857, 1920, 2848 Aviation security SOCIAL POLICY Bush agenda 826 Construction Disabled ee 284, 773 Federal Aviation Administration Faith-based social action . 222, 283, 475, 609, 661, 1520, 1586 High-speed rail 1687, 1774, 2670, 2788 Magnetic levitation trains Social Security 110, 333, 665, 1021, 1448, 2982 Maritime law Welfare 585 Railroad retirement 1089, 1928, 2850 Security TAXES AND TAXATION Adoption tax breaks ... 1068 VETERANS AFFAIRS Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) 274, 2390 Benefits Business depreciation schedules . . 1978 Disabled military retirement pay Charitable donations tax credits .. . .1688 GI bill AARON AGRICULTURAL PRICE AND INCOME SUPPORTS JANU ARY — DECEMBER 2001 / CQ WEEKLY 5 MAIN INDEX Abrams, Elliot Coalition lobbying Arkansas, 795 & Rogue” nation activ Nn U.S. markets, 1124 Mushroom advertising, 15 Florida, 1101 Aaron, — J. Acambis PLC Maryland, 1104-1105 rity private saving Smallpox vaccine, 2672 Missouri, 1033 Acheson, Eleanor D. preetyp tion dr NNoorrtthh CC: arolina, 881-€ care prescriptio overage Judicial nominations. g Regulation lobbyin Texas, 620-622, 2758 ription drug discount programs, 1 Ackerman, David M. Unsolicited adve: ABA. See American Bankers Association; Missile defense, 1025 American BarA Ackerman, —_ = D-N .Y . (5) Aftergood, Steven ABA Insurance Association Anti-terrorism legisiat nsurance regulation, 1 Aegis cc ruisers Abbot, ret. Navy Adm. Charlies “Steve” Appropriations attack intelligence lapses, 2 Homeland security off ce staff, 25 Defense authorizat Agency for International Development (AID) ae, Herschel L. Jr. Missile defense elms foreign policy agenda, 135 Economic stimulus package, 2962 ACLI. See ‘American Council of Life Navy fleet rest ternational family p . Abdnor, former Sen. James, R-S.D. (House Aegis destroyers Agricultural price and income eupperts. See 1973-81; Senate 1981-87) Appropriations also Agriculture poe farming Political landscape, 367 sh's h'bsu dgheudtoe t Abdullah Il, King of Jordan nternet pr vacy, 412 ; ACORN. See Association of Community Taiwan arms sales, 7€ Organizations for Reform Now AE!. See American Enterprise institute ACT. See Advanced Cell Technology Aetna ~ ACU. See American Conservative Union Abernathy, Gary ADA. See Americans for Democratic Action ADA Watch Sutton nomination ABM Treaty. See Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM, Adams, ao Aighanistan. See also Bin Laden, Osama; Taliban Treaty ramily monu ssile attac Abortion. See also Embryonic stem cell research Adams, Alma S. Family planning Red ero: Cocetia Adem, President John Adams, signad ent Jomn Quiny Adams, Luwaunna Adams mapeneeegl Foundation Adams, Nathan Addington, David s. Adier, Allan R. bate » 1887,s 1id9i3es8 , 1983 Adler,P rudence Administration Commuiiies. See House Administration Committee Administrative Office of U.S. Courts Bankruptcy overhaul, 482 Adoption. See also Children; Families and marital Aboulafia, Richard efense lobb aout tTechnclogyP rogram G x” payments, 16 Appropriations Harkin's agenda, 2543 Advertising house C ommittee approval, 1848-1 House passage 2342 Outlock, 2221 Overview, 1 ice limits, 2343 African National Congress Contributions to terrorist organizations, 2213 Senate action, 2840-2843 Atrican-Americans Senate committee action, 2683, 2734-2735 Ashcroft nomination, 28, 122, 189 Senate debate, 2901, 2978, 3082 Census results, 722 Statistics, 1634 Election system overhaul, 1006-1007, 1151 Trade distorting” subsidies 4 1630-1632, 1635-1636, 1801 Senate passage 797 Gregory recess appointment, 28 Sugar, 1635, 1850, 2343, 2344, 2364 Southern Baptist Convention, 1 History museum on the National Mali, 988 pangs Sun-Grant Initiative,” 1634 Energy and water appropriations, 11 Television station rates House education panel subcommittee structure Supplemental income support (SIS program National monuments, 668 McCain amendment, 748 361, 577, 660 289 Non-proliferation programs Proposals compared, 1574 Members of Congress, 680 Target price” system, 1700, 1788 Political landscape, 372 Schumer amendment, 747, 1366 Pioneer tribute, 504 Tax-advantaged savings accounts, 289, 869 Profile, 33 T i amendment, 523, 651, 684, 797 Political landscape, 363, 372 2735, 2843, 2901, 3082 Voting participation (Vote switch) Redistricting, 118-119, 1966-1973 Woni and mohair prices, 1700, 1724 AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE 6 CQ WEEKLY JANUAR— YDE ¢ EMBER 200I AIRCRAFT Agricultural Research Service Farmland and Ranchiand Protection Program AIPAC. See American Israel Public Affairs Appropriations, 1375, 1724, 2684 = Committee Agriculture and farming. See also Agricultural regulations, 2997 Air conditioning price pane income supports Foreign trade 0994 Energy-conservatior n stan dards € action xenetically modified crops, 5 Clinton's executive order, 537, 990, 994 ommittee a pprov mocratic agenda, 2069 Grassiey's agenda, 263 Energy Department July pprroopp sa 1 Klamath River farmers, 1 fouse committee action, 177 ng on perishable pr House subcommi ttee action, 1695 n guarantees 127 use v. Senate b Market Access Program Low-income family aid, 1 wesk eting assistance loans 2343 Air Conditioning and Retrigeration institute Air conditioning conservation standards, 994 Air Force (U.S.). See also Aircraft; Defense on standards n meat and pou Helicopters; Weapons (military) Alaskan radar statio Sheemm)y a Bingaman's agen ution and waste fr om lar on tare Bush's agenda, 1 dlife Hahitat incentives Program 2364 Agricu!ture Committee (House) rorist attack Agriculture Committee (Senate) 1a in wake of terrorist attack Agriculture, Department of. ae also Appropriations Animal disease 2638 VA appropr Transport Association d to commer a e navig Air transportation. See also Airpor ts Transportation Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee (Senate} mendments, 2362, 2364, 2996, 2997, 3110, 3111 proposa ttee chairmen's agendas, 2 e the chairmer =o fom Delta Air Lines moun e c announce nited Airlines| Legisiative summary onference, 1525- utiook, 2 Foreign 0; tion verview Airline safety ~tino Past four farm bilis House committee approva Airline scheduling 1088 Returnin: g issues, 3082 House debate, 1802 1488 1491 Senate action, 2840-2843 House subcommittee approva 602 Airline ticket refunds, 2603 enate committee action, 2608 2682-26 Senate debate, 1719, 1720 Airline ticket tax, 38, 2207 5, 2843 (Corr Supplemental highlights, 1759 Airport Movement Area Safety System (AMASS Senate debate, 2901-2902, 2933, World Bank trust fund, 1526-1527 1492 2977-2978, 3081-3082, 3110, 31 7 AIDS Action Airport screener restrictions 2605, 2676 Stalled, 2446, 2543 Jeffords’ GOP defection, 1245 Airspace usage, 1441 Veneman's hearing, 194 Aiken, former Sen. George, R-Vt. (1941-75) Aviation bill of 2000, 38, 388 Farmers’ rental income, 263 Jeffords’ GOP defection, 1243 Aviation industry aid, 2916