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Tau THE WEEKLY ON POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT VOL. 27/NOS. 1-25 Cumulative Index January-June 1995 CUMULATIVE FN DE X Articles appearing in National Journal from Jan. 7 to June 24 are listed below. Page numbers of major articles are in boldface; page numbers of focuses and updates are in lightface. i® business PAC contributions 3/25— 772 rn parang liti vll— 622 lobbying on stock Options ACCOUNTING ..............-cceceesenernenenenenennens 1/7— 29 }on t — cata 3/25 749 new free-market business lobby 3/18— 688 Agriculture Department problems a targeting nonmilitary R&D financing —1I4 debating sugar price supports w--5/20— 1246 farm bill a test of radical refOrtM ...........cssssssssssssswssseeeeeeeeeeeseeeseee 1/28— 212 COMMUNICATIONS AND MEDIA food stamps and farm bill 3/1l— 623 attacking public broadcasting 2 238 Lugar and the farm bill 6/ 3— 1343 _ balanced budget via the Web 1404 sugar price supports lobbying 5/27— 1287 __ cable network’s forum for lobbyists 1343 Congress and telecommunications reform 513 BUDGET Congress and the Internet 794 appropr; iators’ budget cues 5/27— 1290 conservatives’ radio actualities 992 attacking “corporate welfare” 3/28S— 773 early coverage of 1996 campaign 1050 balanced budget via the Web 6/10— 1404 — economics columnist James K. Glassman 314 beginning the budget beguine wl/ 7— 32 Ehlers loses turf battle 25 156 budget amendment puts Senate in spotlight 3/ 4— 561 FCC chairman Reed E. Hundt 161 budget test for Clinton 6/ 3— 1358 _ foreign embassies on Internet’s Web 24— 1662 Clinton’s budget challenge to GOP 2/11— 380 Gingrich book deal x / 3—- 1350 Clinton's budget proposals for fiscal 1996 2/li— 357 Gingrich on the Web 25 492 “corporate welfare” debate wd/ 6— 1082 Hollings’s continued clout / 892 debating a capital budget 4/ 1— 816 humor newspaper publisher Bill Shein f 1296 debating sugar price supports 5/20— 1246 —_ improved White House press relations ..6/ 3— 1352 delivering on the budget 5/ 6— 1120 Internet as political tool 577 “Defunding the Left” 4/15— 924 — Jowa hotels wooing reporters f 752 Domenici’s key role on budget 6/10— 1394 Kristol focuses on new magazine 3 1343 drawing a line on the budget 6/ 3— 1346 —_L ockheed Martin’s journalists’ tapes 1114 entitlements hot potato 2/25— 510 “misery bank” withdrawals 625 entitlements panel’s failure : 133 NBC names chief lobbyist | 305 flaws in balanced budget amendment New Hampshire newspaper leans toward Gramm S— 752 freshman breaks ranks on budget amendment................0..-s0+0+0« 2/ 4— 308 not ready for information revolution 1242 GOP budget’s “fiscal dividend” 5/27— 1286 _ online lobby formed 3— 1342 GOP divisions on defense spending 2/ 4— 276 online privacy group formed 2 127 GOP freshmen’s influence on budget amendment politically ambitious press moguls 3— 1356 House Appropriations chief Livingston 1/14— 108 pornography on the Internet .6/ 3— 1336 House Republican freshmen and the budget ...............-..ccs-ssssees0es 3/11— 601 press elitism and Clinton’s tax plan 376 influence of chairmen of three Senate fiscal panels..................-. 2/ll— 344 Pressler’s Commerce Committee chairmanship ..............:0:0-+++ 2/18— 404 Livingston, Kasich budget tiff 3/25— 756 public broadcasters fight cuts....... ; 395 lobbying against budget cuts 5/20— 1235 public radio’s Ann Taylor {2 991 lobbying on Energy Department budget cuts [2 175 publisher Bailey’s two hats 817 medicare cuts, the GOP and the elderly ....................sccscessssseseeeee 2/l1— 387 recording industry’s royalties bid ad 234 medicare spending and the deficit 3/25— 734 regional versus long-distance phone firms 554 NASA under the budget gun 4/29— 1028 Senate Ethics Committee backs away 1666 newest entry in budget war taming Hollywood 876 OMB Watch director Gary Bass 311— 635 telecommunications bill lobbying 5/27— paying for tax cuts 4/15S— 953 telecommunications bill politics 5/ 6— Pentagon budget for fiscal 1996 fli— 359 telecommunications law reform... -1/21— politics of spending cuts ......... 5/20— 1262 EO press elitism and Clinton's tax plan 2/ trolling Internet for future voters 6/10 — proposal to replace U.S. income tax Viacom lobbyist joins law firm 5/20— rehabilitating Chattanooga, Tenn. / 2 Washington Post editorial page influence 5/13— Republicans’ high-wire budget act {3 3 Washington Times editor Wesley Pruden 4/ 1— risks in changing CPI formula 3) Web forum lets Congress off lightly S/i3— rival tax reform schemes wheeling and dealing on telecommunications bill ..................0-04 6/24— RNC turns to budget ads on TV ... CONGRESS Sseenaa te budget friction 4/29— 1040 aborti.o n-rig: hts groups gear up for 1996 ..............ssssssssesveeseeeeeseeneed 4/29— a = TT i ins access for Hill lobbyists 6/10— a me a ammunition for the guns debate ” 6/10— TE SRR ANS Ta ON Wis— 692 . : : aa eS EKA SRI : ~ appropriators’ budget cues seveese2ee d— showdown over GAO, OTA funds ...........---.c0c-ceceeeseeserereseereseeneseeveee 20— 1242 Armey chief of staff Kerry Knott /28— 2 social security trust fund looting? 1 1— 624 : . : ye spectator’s guide to budget games ..............c-cecesessssersseeeenessseseenees 1/2i— 179 coeds — went Shih eee ee -.1 0— Stockman book revisited . ” 5/2- 7— 1309 baseball < ‘ . yiu— targeting nonmilitary R&D financing 2. i aiid trust funds spending rules Baucus’s less-than-bright reelection prospects... warding 0} spending cuts ...............0-+ —_— beginning the budget beguine who's in charge on cutting health program billionaires’ friends or foes? Wisconsin line-item veto - : Blue Dog conservative Democrats BUREAUCRACY Britain’s lesson for Democratic Party competing to scale back government le a Sr TOTS wcnccecsesesesasercenensnasie / high-tech industry lobbying wm ik - Blackbird seriesanmaan procurement policy chief Steven J. Kelman .............ccccssssssseeesees 7 aaa ye, ‘scl - alifornia’s clou campaign money alone isn’t enough . ill attacking “conporate Wella” a .a--cccvesccescsecssssssssesessesscssssscesssesseHes 2S— T73 =C apitol Hail Ar Cuts nn ncnnsenccnssseoons sesinesiesettetiniantaassniseensseasresesitid business attack on labor laws ................ ie 4/8— 859 Chafee’s curtailed health policy role If material cannot be located through use of this index, subscribers are invited to call National Journal library for assistance, 202- 739-8520. National Journal is included in the Nexis system (800-543-6862) for computerized searches. © 1995 by National Journal Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or part without permission is strictly prohibited. 2 Chafee’s tenuous hold on Environment panel 1/28— 258 help or shove for Thurmond? . 2/18— 436 challenging congressional pensions...............++« ..1/21— 182 helping House incumbents 3/18— 692 changes in House under GOP 3/ 4— 528 Hollings’s continued clout 4/ 8— 892 chips off the old block we / House Appropriations chief Livingston 1/14— 108 Clinton and GOP moderates in Congress. ..2/ 4— 316 House Commerce staff chief Derderian Clinton’s Contract With America targets . ..3/18— 700 House Democrats’ new stance. Clinton’s relations with GOP Congress ..........::esssse:ssessee 4/1S— 910 House Democrats reach out Clinton’s veto strategy ssessereeveered2l — 498 House Democrats striking back Clinton’s veto weapon... = 3/11— 636 House GOP cold-shouldering Democratic lobbyists 3/11— 614 competing to scale back government 4/ 8— 882 House historian, staff fired 1/7— 32 computerizing Democrats ......... 5/ 6— 1116 House Judiciary’s role in GOP’s contract confirming NSC aides 4/29— 1044 House Republican freshmen and the budget Congress and telecommunicaticns reform 2/25— 513 House Republicans are overreaching congressional on-line service’s problems 1/21— 196 House schedule still not easy congressional reform proposals .1/21— 156 how Feinstein’s press courtship paid off 2/18— 432 Congress's handling Of 8069 C08 .....2..-..0--seesscsecvsssvsssesssnsesececsssonsensesecsed 4/22— 984 _ incharge on House committees 5/13— 1180 conservatives’ radio actualities 4/22— 992 influence of chairmen of three Senate fiscal panels constitutional amender Canady 6/24-— 1669 jobs for Democratic ex-Hill aides the contract and the voters 4/ 8— 884 keeping an eye on NASA jobs Contract With America quiz ..........0:0++ ianaiadereasiediamenienaiovaa 1/14— 118 keeping up appearances 5/20— 1242 costly switch for Campbell? 3/11— 628 legislative quick fixes 6/ 3— 1346 CRONE GR TTI IIIT, ss csncensiscesecscinsecicnsusconcnccnsernaocgn 1l/7— 32 lessons from history for House GOP 4/22— 996 crossing the aisle ae 4/ 8— 876 life before Congress 2/l11— 368 eee ag NOE ERTIES SPEEA a Oe OD EROS ee 2/18— 436 line-sitters for lobbyists 3/ 4— 556 cutting haircuts 5/27— 1290 _ living on the dole 2/18— 436 D’Amato political, legislative influence ..............ssssssseesssersesseeeed/20— 1223 _ Livingston, Kasich budget tiff 3/25— 756 D’Amato’s Banking, campaign panel chairmanship................... 1/28— 233 lobby and gift bill curveball 6/24— 1666 Daschle could be in hot water 2/25— 496 lobbying for the GOP’s contract 4/1— 814 Daschle’s tough new job . 1/28— 243 lobbyists and GOP congressional leaders 6/24— 1640 Deal’s switch to GOP 4/15— 942 low morale on House counsel staff 1/14— 118 debating sugar price supports 5/20— 1246 loyalty test for lobbyists? 6/ 3— 1341 delivering on the budget im 5/6— 1120 male House staff directors predominate 1/2i— 182 Democratic congressional aides’ minority role 6/17— 1445 Mitchell, Durenberger find jobs 1/14— 114 Democratic pandering in White House, Congress. ..l/ 7— 38 more committee changes? 6/ 3— 1346 Democrats risk liberal label 1/14— 126 moving up to the Senate 6/10— 1408 different agendas for Clinton, Congress 6/24— 1673 NASA’s Ohio outpost 6/ 3— 1346 doctorates in the House 2/25— 492 National Journal’s congressional vote ratingS .................ss000+ 1/14— 83 Dole’s challenge as Senate leader 5/13 new Coalition’s challenge 2/25— 492 Dole’s Senate and campaign team new House chairmanships 1f/7— 32 Dole’s Senate leadership role new House Majority Leader Armey l/7— 8 Domenici’s key role on budget 6/10— 1394 new House rules on approving amendments 1/2i— 182 drawing a line on the budget 6/ 3— 1346 _— new look at election process 5/ 6-— 1116 DSG’s financial trap . / new medicare task force? 5/ 6-— 1116 Ehlers loses turf battle ee 3/28 . new roadblock for old caucuses 4/ 8— 876 educating voters or advocating candidates? .................. new “Star Wars” caucus 4/1— 818 ex-House Member’s consulting-banking firm won - new tack on term limits 5/20— 1242 ex-Republican House Member finds K Street post 3/11— 622 | newwomen’s groups in the House 2/25— 492 FEC reappointments peencaresancetenea= tae newest entry in budget war 5/ 6— 1116 feuding over medical costs panel 4/1— 818 the Newt and Jerry show 5/27— 1290 filling Republican slots on Hill ..2/11— 368 next GOPAC chairman from Congress? 5/13— 1180 final Senate subcommittee rosters............. 2/18— 436 no Hill militia 5/27— 1290 finding jobs for ousted Democratic aides ..............s0ceseseeeeeeed/L1— 368 not ready for information revolution 5/20— 1242 Fish joins Mudge Rose office » 4/29—- 1039 on and off the Record 1/28— 238 fixing bill-referral glitches........ Sasesahiietia 2/11— 368 overtime pay for Hill aides?..... 4/15— 938 Flanagan no GOP pariah i 6/10— 1404 PAC contributions to GOP 3/25— 744 former Rep. Bacchus joins Miami law firm 3/1l1— 622 Packwood ethics complaints 5/20— 1239 four very unhappy House Democrats...............-sesssesssseeesseenesnseeeeeed 6/24— 1666 party solidarity on contract votes 4/15— 938 free phone calls to Gingrich 1/14— 118 a Pat Kennedy film? 1/28— 238 freshman breaks ranks on budget amendment 4— 308 paying for tax cuts ANS— 953 freshman House Republicans ..............-.+- /25 pollster Luntz profits from work on GOP contract freshmen rebuffed on campaign refOrm ............0..eseseceeeseseeesenenes / x populism taking over both political parties 2/11— 394 future defense technologies $/27— 12 praying with Largent 4/1— 818 gays on Hill staffs / privatizing the House 3/ 4— 556 Gingrich and foreign policy protecting a naval yard 1/14— 118 Gingrich answers ethics charge ” wed putting the House on line... 1/14—- 118 I iiternincncineeitiscitenpeneneesienennemicenignsoneprnsemeionnientl 6/ 3— 1350 quick fix on sympathy note 2/18— 436 Gingrich on crime prevention . 4/29— 1044 Ramspecking on the rise 4/22— 992 Gingrich on the Web wndl25— 492 recruiting Republicans with congressional ties ............:+0se+0+0 1/21— 177 Gingrich political hero FDR wl/ 7— 49 Republican congressional staff's rising stars 6/17— 1541 Gingrich’s doodles .4/22— 992 Republican congressional leaders revamping operations Gingrich’s expanding ethics file .. 4— 556 Republican midterm gains may stand up Gingrich’s loyal army -l/l4— 66 Republican young congressional aides Gingrich’s new leadership PAC. ....6/24— 1663 Republicans marketing their ideas 2/18— 457 GOP contract and environmental regulation 1/14— 123 Republican CATS group 5/13— 1180 GOP freshmen’s influence on budget amendment ................-.-. 2/ 4— 313 Republicans’ high-wire budget act .. 6/ 3— 1364 GOP going slow on medicare 6/10— 1404 restlessness over Dole leadership 3/18— 696 GOP in reach of magic 60 seats... A/ 8— 876 revamping secrecy guidelines. 4/22— 992 GOP would take credit for fruits of cooperation 1/28— 250 reviewing Gejdenson race 4/ 8— 880 Gramm’s absenteeism 3/18— 692 right-wing and left-wing caucuses 4/29— 1044 i TT A a RM TD 1/14— 118 risks in changing CPI formula 3/11— 634 Hatfield’s Oregon prospects ..... 3/11— 628 RNC turns to budget ads on TV 5/ 6— 1116 Hatfield’s Senate friends and foes. 3/ll— 628 saving congressional chaplains 1/2i— 182 Helms at Foreign Relations Committee .............0sssseesenend/23— 739 savings or slush fund? 3/28— 756 school for lobbying 4/15— 938 EMPLOYMENT AND LABOR secretary of Senate Sheila P. Burke 3/ 4— 562 AFL-CIO chief lobbyist Taylor .... 5/ 6— 1121 Sen. Gregg’s role as deputy whip l/7— 37 business attack on labor laws 4/ 8— 859 Senate budget friction 4/29— 1040 ex-chief AFL-CIO lobbyist goes private 4/29— 1039 Senate Democrats’ retirement plans 4/29— 1047 lobbying against minimum wage boost 3/ 4— 552 Senate endorsement game 3ll— 626 slow pace for Hill unionization Senate Ethics Committee backs away ...........--0s+s:ss- 6/24— 1666 unions mobilize against GOP agenda Senate Republican freshmen 4/29— 1033 Senate spending 5/27— 1308 Senate subcommittee chairmen 2) 4— 38 battle over selling electric power UNIS ...............0eceesessee0s ssvsereveveereed/ 6— 1113 Senate woos Administration star 1/28— 238 brokering an atomic waste deal 4/ 1— 810 Senate’s confirmation record 5/13— 1180 car companies lobbying On EMISSIONS ................---+-+e0-0-+ seveseesesseeea/2I— 490 a shadow CBO? ..... 3/18— 692 Chafee’s tenuous hold on Environment panel 1/28— 258 sharing blame for “unfunded mandates” 1/14— 118 conservative Republican environmentalist 6/10— 1419 showdown over GAO, OTA funds 5/20—- 1242 environmental groups versus House GOP 4/22— 1004 shredding Gingrich mail 3/18— 692 environmental movement fights back 3/l\l1— 644 slow pace for Hill unionization 2/25— 492 environmental suit against Air Force 6/24— 1661 spectator’s guide to budget games .1/21— 179 environmental suit aimed at top-secret base 4/ 8— 870 spreading the GOP gospel 4/15— 938 environmentalists hit GOP contract 415— 933 Stockman book revisited 5/27— 1309 GOP Contract and environmental regulation 1/i4— 123 storm warnings for FEC 4/22— 992 GOP split on environmental laws 5/27— 1289 surfing the Republican wave 3/18— 692 lobbying for changes in superfund 2/25— 489 taming Hollywood 4/ 8— 876 lobbyists hit for environmental roles 5/ 6— 1113 Mobil reshuffles PR, lobby staffs. 6/ 3— 1342 telecommunications bill politics 5/ 6— 1110 televising Congress 3/18— 692 move to abolish Energy Department 6/ 3— 1324 pressing for Clean Air Act changes ............0ssseseseesessseees 1/14— 116 term limits backers angry 3/ 4— 556 proposals to scrap environmental laws 3/18— 661 term limits political pressures 3/25— 760 proposed overhaul of Energy Department labs .............. sessseseeeeeeeeed/ 13— 1170 term limits potential consequences 3/25— 751 questioning secondhand-smoke studies 1/i4— 113 term limits ruling ........... 5/27— 1295 risk assessment debate 2/18— 417 term limits smoke and mirrors 11— 628 “unfunded mandates” debate 1/2i— 167 Torricelli’s Republican lawyer 6/ 3— 1346 Young’s attack on endangered species law 4/ 8-- 864 trolling Internet for future voters 6/10— 1404 trying to stem retirement tide 4/15— 938 “unfunded mandates” debate 1/21— 167 bankers hire well-connected lawyer 3/ 4— 552 unions mobilize against GOP agenda 4/29— 1044 banks’ venture capital coalition 4/22— 990 using and abusing toll-free lines 6/24— 1666 D’Amato political, legislative influence 5/20— 1223 voluntary term limits 4/1— 818 D’Amato’s Banking, campaign panel chairmanship................... 1/28— 233 warmer Clinton-Congress relations 5/13— 1188 insurance agents’ lobbying 3/ 4— 535 was Meek the wrong target?... 1/28— 238 Leach role on banking reform bill 5/ 6— 1111 Washington’s government versus Congress 2/18— 444 life insurers’ new-old lobbyist 1/7— 29 Ways and Means Democrats’ minority role 1/2i1— 187 pension fund investment controls 6/24— 1671 Ways and Means panel’s tough test 4/22— 970 still lobbying on Glass-Steagall Act 6/10— 1389 weakening Congress’s institutional influence .......................000000 2/18— 442 World Bank challenges 5/20— 1237 Web forum lets Congress off lightly 5/13— 1180 what to expect from Hill GOP iY Juv. 50 FOREIGN AFFAIRS what's next for Packwood... 5/27— 1290 AIPAC’s new legislative director 1/7— 29 when more means more influence 1l/7— 32 abortion-rights groups gear up for 1996 4/29— 104i who’s in charge on cutting health programs? 2/ 4— 308 AMA’s alliance with managed care group 4/ 8— 874 White House-Senate bridge 3/l1l— 628 attacking U.N. peacekeeping spending 1/28— 231 Britain’s lesson for Democratic Party /7— 47 will Parker switch parties? 5/27— 1290 Buchanan’s Bosnia stance 6/10— 1401 wine maker in the House 2/1i1— 368 controlling Mexican illegal immigration 2/18— 454 Wisconsin line-item veto 3/25— 756 Cuba policy and domestic politics 5/13— 1198 doing business with Cuba 4/ i— 814 controlling Mexican illegal immigration 2/18— 454 Eastern European ethnics’ policy advocacy 2/25-— 484 Cuban immigration and domestic politics 5/13— 1206 feuding over State’s reorganization plan. 1/2i— 197 foreign embassies on Internet’s Web 6/24— 1662 Florida anti-immigration initiatives 6/24— 1661 foreign policy agencies 4/15— 952 immigration policy and politics 1/2i— 150 France’s divided voters 5/ 6— 1114 securing the Mexican border 2/25— 488 Gingrich and foreign policy 3/18— 716 threats to programs for children 2/l1— 353 Guatemala hires lobbyist 5/13— 1177 Vietnamese and Laotian asylum seekers 6/10— 1420 Haiti’s new public affairs team 3/25— 751 Helms at Foreign Relations Committee .. 3/25— 739 CPI and inflation 2/ 4— 326 lobbying against Turkey 1/21— 177 cost-benefit analysis of economists? 6/24— 1679 lobbying for F-16s for Pakistan 4/15— 933 lobbying on Mexican loan guarantee 1/28— 235 dealing with international currency crises 2/18— 422 new isolationism? 3/25— 778 economics columnist James K. Glassman 2 4— 314 PR firm signs on with Angola 2/25— 489 Germany’s economic challenge 6/24— 1645 public was right on Vietnam 4/29— 1070 getting the non-rich to save 3/ 4— 576 public’s views on Bosnia 6/10— 1426 impact of cutting government back .... 2/ 4— 329 Republicans’ emerging foreign policy 5/27— 1274 Mexico bailout moves 2/ 4— 300 risks of Clinton foreign policy 4/29— 1049 new House Majority Leader Armey 1/ 7— 8 securing the Mexican border 2/25— 488 Secretary Rubin interview 4/1— 809 U.S. Information Agency’s battles 4/22— 976 U.S.-North Korean nuclear pact 5/27— 1285 Vietnamese and Laotian asylum seekers 6/10— 1420 affirmative action debate 6/24— 1680 World Bank challenges 5/20— 1237 college coalition for student aid 2/25— 489 fellowships for Washington field trips 3/ 4— 551 HEALTH AND WELFARE proposed Education Department abolition 3/i8— 672 abolishing Surgeon General post 4/29— 1037 proposed school prayer amendment 1/7— 22 abolishing Surgeon General post 6/ 3— 1344 state school chiefs lobbyist Ambach 6/24— 1665 attacking the FDA 2/18— 410 state student loan guaranty agencies 5/27— 1282 bargaining over block grants to states 2/ 4— 304 biotech drug firm lobbyist Peter B. Teeley 4/15— 937 antiviolence crusade 1/2i— 190 block grants for welfare 4/15— 951 bankers hire well-connected lawyer 3/ 4— 552 Blue Cross chairman Patrick G. Hays 6/ 3— 1354 California affirmative action initiative $/13— 1191 capping medical malpractice awards 5/20— 1257 capping medical malpractice awards 5/20— 1257 Chafee’s curtailed health policy role 1/2i— 182 civil justice reform legislation 4/15— 915 child care solutions are costly 4/29— 1059 constitutional amender Canady 6/24— 1669 Clinton’s lack of medicare policy sesveseeed/27— 1298 Democratic firms recruiting Republicans 1/28— 235 controlling medicaid nursing home costs ..............++++ seseesesseeeeeed/ 18— 687 Democratic law firm hires top Democrats ................. 2/11— 365 divided seniors lobby 5/ 6— 1089 dialogue needed on race 4/ 1— 836 division over Clinton’s health pian 6/24— 1664 disparate penalties for using cocaine 2/l11— 388 drug, device makers fight punitive damages ................. poedencinannate 2/25— 489 drug, device makers fight punitive damages..............:s:0ssseessee 2/25— 489 ERISA roadblock to state health care reforr sessseevesereeed/ LL— 349 environmental suit aimed at top-secret base 4/ 8— 870 feuding over medical costs panel 4/1— 818 Fish joins Mudge Rose office 4/29— 1039 food stamps and farm bill 3/11— 623 Gingrich on crime prevention 4/29— 1044 GOP going slow on medicare 6/10— 1404 human rights activist Wallie Mason 4/29— 1043 GOP’s turn at health care reform 3/ 4— 546 Foley’s role at Akin, Gump 1/2i1— 177 health care groups’ leftward tilt? 4/1— 835 GE lobbyist jeins law firm 3/25— 751 House GOP gears up on health care 4/22— 988 growth at Rogers & Wells 1/28— 235 hospital lobbying on medicare cuts ..6/10— 1399 House Judiciary’s role in GOP’s contract 2/ 4— 288 illegitimacy and welfare reform HUD contracts with Nation of Islam /24— 1681 living on the dole Michel joins Hogan & Hartson 2/11— 365 lobbying for drug company subsidies 4/ 8— 874 Microsoft-Intuit merger suit 5/ 6— 1113 managed medicare 4/15— 920 jail term lobbyist Julie Stewart 2/25— 500 medicaid block grants debate 5/20— 1230 law firm signs on Bentsen, Richards 6/10— 1400 medical savings accounts 4/ i— 804 lobbying for lawsuit overhaul 3/l1l1— 621 medicare cuts, the GOP and the elderly .................00+ dieinianapes 2/i11— 387 new business for Howard Baker firm 3/ 4— 552 medicare spending and the deficit .. 3/25— 734 new law firm on utilities issues 2/18— 430 “misery bank” withdrawals 3/11— 625 NRA hires ex-House Judiciary aide 3/18— 688 new Harry and Louise health care ads .............cseses000 sssesseeseeee1ee8d —/ 688 NRA under gun after bombing 5/ 6— 1133 UU Rr I I isaac acs secsenscesesceverssevesecsore sistcbenesveeh 2/11— 365 Nov. 8 losers join Washington law firms 2/18— 430 new medicare task force? 5/ 6— 1116 Oklahoma aftershocks 5/ 6— 1109 politics of medicare spending ..5/ 6— 1138 Packwood ethics complaints 5/20— 1239 Senate health task force chief Robert F. Bennett Patton Boggs allies with lobbying firm 2/ 4— 305 taxing employer-paid health coverage 1/14— 115 policy on gays in military 3/25— 748 teaming up on malpractice reform 4/22— 990 polling shop in law firm 5/13— 1177 Tennessee’s medicaid managed Care............seseseeeeeees mesttnabinaneie 2/ 4— 294 pornography on the Internet 6/ 3— 1336 tobacco companies’ lobbying operations 4/29— 1039 pro golfers antitrust review 2/ 4— 3 01 welfare block grants to states... 6/10— 1382 product liability group fills top post..............ssescseceseees onesmmenieesi 2/ 4— 305 welfare reform debate 2/18— 428 Seattle law firm adds more ex-Hill aides 4/8— 874 welfare windfall for DNA testers 4/29— 1038 Supreme Court and commerce clause 5/ 6— 1131 White House health care reform strategy 1/21—- 174 teaming up on malpractice reform 4/22— 990 who’s in charge on cutting health programs? ............... sssssesssereeeed! 4— 308 term limits ruling 5/27— 1295 Torricelli’s Republican lawyer 6/ 3— 1346 HOUSING tort reform lobbying 1/2i— 176 abolishing HUD might not Work ..............::ccssseeeseeseees seseesererereeed/18— 714 Viacom lobbyist joins law firm 5/20— 1236 rental vouchers for the poor. 5/ 6— 1094 LOBBYING INTERGOVERNMENTAL/STATES’ AFFAIRS access for Hill lobbyists 6/10— 1404 are states ready for “devolution”? 5/13— 1177 ad campaign for lawsuit overhaul 3/l11— 622 bargaining over block grants to States ............scssseeeseee sesesseesseeeeed! 4— 304 adjusting from military to civilian 3/25— 751 block grants for welfare . 4/15— 951 ADM quits farm coalition 3/11— 622 cracking down on gun sales .............. 3/ 4— 563 advocate for poor, Leonard Adler 1l/7— 31 debating newest New Federalism 1/28— 226 AFL-CIO chief lobbyist Taylor 5/ 6— 1121 devolving power to the states...... 1/14— 132 AIPAC’s new legislative director 1/7— 29 empowerment zone program .2/ 4— 315 AMA’s alliance with managed care group 4) 8— 874 ERISA roadblock to state health care reform Slain scoeneeneseeues 2/11— 349 attacking the FDA 2/18— 410 extremism and states’ rights 5/13— 1187 bankers hire well-connected lawyer 3/ 4— 552 immigration Policy aNd POLitics .............sseceseeeseseeeeseeeee eneaieconnel 1/2i— 150 banks’ venture capital coalition 4/22— 990 lobbying against military base Closings ..............0::0++ poissnneheonios 2/11— 363 baseball’s lobbying team 2/18— 430 mayors upset over Democrats’ doubts 3/ 4— 554 battle over selling electric power units ....... 5/ 6— 1113 measuring federal aid programs SUCCESSES ...........0+0+0+ cabo’ 1/28— 260 biotech drug firm lobbyist Peter B. Teeley 4/1S— 937 medicaid block grants debate 5/20— 1230 Black, Manafort breakup? 6/24— 1663 personnel changes in state OffiCeS ............ccsssessseseeeeeeneee oistssiies 1/21— 178 brokering an atomic waste deal 4/ 1— 810 pressing for Clean Air Act changes...... 1/14— 116 brisk business for conservative PR firm 4/22— 985 sharing blame for “unfunded mandates” 1/14— 118 business PAC contributions 3/25— 772 state student loan guaranty agencies 5/27— 1282 cable network’s forum for lobbyists 6/ 3— 1343 states want role in sharing authority 1/7— 40 car companies lobbying on emissions /25— 490 suburban sprawl and economic growth ............:::se0s0 sessseeseeeeeeed/18— 699 Cassidy lobbying firm retrenches 2/ 4— 305 Tennessee’s medicaid managed care .2/ 4— 294 Christian Coalition’s chief lobbyist 5/20— 1236 term limits potential consequences.. 3/25— 751 Circuit City to open D.C. office 5/13— 1177 threats to programs for Children .............sss:sssesesseeeeseeee ennmecnts 2/11— 353 coalition lobbies for capital gains cut 1/28— 235 “unfunded mandates” debat...............csssessseeseseeeeeees jceennedoneig 1/21— 167 college coalition for student aid 2/25— 489 welfare block grants to states 6/10— 1382 Commerce tfade missions 5/27— 1287 Willie Brown’s political future 5/13— 1191 conservative watchdog chief Brent T. Thompson............:-ss:s+sess+++9/20— 1241 Wilson challenge in running while governot .............+.0+ sesseesneseneeed/20— 1248 defections from municipal lobby 1/14— 114 Wisconsin line-item veto ...3/25— 756 defense exporiers’ new lobbyists 2/25— 489 defense industry lobbying 2/ 4— 282 LEGAL AFFAIRS “Defunding the Left” 4/15— 924 ad campaign for lawsuit overhaul 3/1l— 622 Democrat joins Robinson Lake 4/22— 990 affirmative action debate Democratic firms recruiting Republicans 1/28— 235 affirmative action as a political issue Democratic law firm hires top Democrats 2/11— 365 affirmative action repeal initiatives 6/10— 1401 divided seniors lobby 5/ 6— 1089 anger over affirmative action 4/29— 1061 doing business with Cuba 4/1— 814 drug, device makers fight punitive damages...................... no csaciccdaininesemnnonanenticinnennennesiopenniontin sesereeesereed tL I — 622 Eastern European ethnics’ policy advocacy PR firm signs on with Angola. Electronic Frontier Foundation changes pro golfers antitrust review environmentaiists hit GOP contract product liability group fills top po: ex-chief AFL-CIO lobbyist goes private public broadcasters fight cuts...............-.« ex-House Member's consulting-banking firm . questioning secondhand-smoke studies ex-Republican House Member finds K Street post .‘ ihe recruiting Republicans with congressional ties . ex-Senate GOP campaign chief's lobbying firm ..... regional versus long-distance phone firms............. Fish joins Mudge Rose office . Republican pollster beefs up Washington shop Foley's role at Akin, Gump RNC hires PR firm to sell GOP budget -_.6/10— 1400 food stamps and farm bill Robinson Lake Sawyer Miller racks up business . 4/1— 814 former-Rep. Bacchus joins Miami law firm.. school for lobbying 4/15— 938 former top Baker aide heads PR unit Seattle law firm adds more ex-Hill aides 4) 8— 874 GE lobbyist joins law firm ..... Senate Ethics Committee backs away . 6/24— 1666 Gingrich’s new leadership PAC... state school chiefs lobbyist Ambach /24— 1165 Gold and Liebengood changes a 3 still lobbying on Glass-Steagall Act.... 6/10— 1389 grocery manufacturers group’s red face . Stone leaves Black, Manafort 6/ 3— 1342 Guatemala hires lobbyist Sugar Price SUPPOTts lODDYING ................ceresereeesvesnenserereeeees seseseeeeeee/ 21— 1287 Haiti's new public affairs team tax lobbyist Ernest S. Christian 4/ 8— 881 high-tech industry lobbying tax lobbyist out on his own 4/1— 814 highway lobby picks new chief teaming up on malpractice reform .... -4/22— 990 hospital lobbying On Medicare CULS ...............-secseeseeeeeeeeeeeeeees 6/10— 1399 telecommunications bill lobbying «5/27— 1307 House GOP cold-shouldering Democratic lobbyists . .aw/11— 614 Ticketmaster’s lobbying 3/ 4— 552 human rights activist Wallie Mason ...................--.--0+- . A/29— 1043 tobacco companies’ lobbying operations . 4/29— 1039 a Ce tedienccrnecssmnesnesinnnenenenniniomemene 3 4— 535 Tom Clancy promotes a helicopter... .4/ 1— 814 jail term lobbyist Julie Stewart — 500 tort reform lobbying 1/2i— 176 Jaycees to open Washington office Ll 10— 1400 two Democratic lobbying firms add Republicans... /i4— 114 jobs for Democratic ex-Hill aides .... ..d/18— 689 Viacom lobbyist joins law firm 5/20— 1236 law firm signs on Bentsen, Richards 6/10— 1400 wheeling and dealing on telecommunications bill 6/24— 1657 life insurers’ new-old lobbyist... a /7— 29 YWCA’s new activism 6/24— 1663 line sitters for lobbyists ........... 3/ 4— 556 lobby and gift bill curveball ... 6/24— 1666 lobbying against budget CUts ..............-..cecsrecessssssesesenseeeseeeenes ssseresees/2U— 1235 adjusting from military to civilian lobbying against estate, gift taxes 553 arms control director John D. Holum.........................-.-+ 3/18 — 698 lobbying against military base closings arms race cost 5/13— 1171 lobbying against minimum wage boost... assistant Defense secretary Ashton B. Carter 1/2i— 181 lobbying against Turkey attacking U.N. peacekeeping spending 1/28— 231 lobbying firm breaks up bitter memories of World War [0 _........-....-.ececceeeceeeeeeeeees — 1060 lobbying for AMA on malpractice bill 6— 1113 bye-bye, Blackbird ..............c.c-c-ssessseseseee : 1/28— 238 lobbying for an explosive-detection system .. _6/10— 1400 confirming NSC aides -4/29— 1044 lobbying for changes in superfund 25— 489 Congress’s handling of secrets . lobbying for corporate tax breaks ........ 18— 430 dangerous small-arms traffic lobbying for drug company subsidies . Al 8— 874 debating defense spending priorities... lobbying for F-16s for Pakistan _ANS— 933 defense exporters’ new lobbyists lobbying for lawsuit overhaul... 3/li— 621 defense industry lobbying lobbying for Mariana Islands .... 5/ 6— 1113 dual-use technology debate lobbying for the GOP's contract .4/ 1— 814 environmental suit against Air Force lobbying for transportation ae 1/28— 237 environmental suit aimed at top-secret base lobbying on corporate 4/22— 981 future defense technologies .. lobbying on Energy Department budget cuts.......... 1/21— 175 GOP attack on peacekeeping efforts lobbying on expatriates’ tax break ..4/ 8— 874 GOP divisions on defense spending lobbying on Indian gaming.................-.c--cessessessssesessneeneeesenenee 6/24— 1656 help or shove for Thurmond? ............ lobbying on Mexican loan guarantee 1/28— 235 human guinea pigs lobbying on mortgage interest deduction.. A/15— 936 is a former lawmaker selling arms? lobbying on stock options accounting 7— 2 investigating UFOs .. lobbying over broadcasters’ tax break lobbying against military base closings ..................00-+ lobbying to save Amtrak lobbying for F-16s for Pakistan 4/15S— 933 lobbyists and GOP congressional leaders lobbyists keep tiltrotor craft alive .............cccsessesseesneseesneeees senieiecusenil 6/24— 1655 lobbyists hit for environmental roles....... Lockheed chief lobbyist’s new firm 3/25— 751 lobbyists keep tiltrotor craft alive McDonnell Douglas prospects................ccssseseeeseeeeeseeeees Lockheed chief lobbyist’s mew firm .............0.cceccecseceeseeseeseeees military readiness debate 5/20— 1218 Lockheed Martin’s journalists’ tapes military roles and missions debate 6/10— 1421 loyalty test for lobbyists? new debate on ballistic missile defenses...................-...c0se-- prseeaetiaia 3/ 4— 540 Michel joins Hogan & Hartson new “Star Wars” caucus 4/1— 818 Mitchell, Durenberger find jobs . Oklahoma aftershocks 5/ 6— 1109 Mobil reshuffles PR, lobby staffs... Pentagon budge: for fiscal 1996 — 359 Motley joins aviation lobby policy on gays in military NBC names chief lobbyist protecting a naval yard 118 new business for Howard Baker firm public was right on Vietnam _A(29—~ 1070 new chief at Burson-Marstelller ....................c0cc-ecceereevenos v revamping secrecy guidelines..... “A(2— 992 new free-market business lobby Russia’s military plight in Chechnya .. 2 4— 328 new Harry and Louise health care ads ................<.00+-+- Tom Clancy promotes a helicopter 4/1— 814 new hire at O’Brien Calio tort reform lobbying 1/21— 176 new leader for Blue Cross two Democratic lobbying firms add Republicans............ /i4— 114 NRA hires ex-House Judiciary aide U.S. lobbying for nonproliferation pact 4/1— 815 online lobby formed U.S.-North Korean nuclear pact .5/27— 1285 PAC contributions to GOP US.-Turkey friction A/N5— 928 Patton Boggs allies with lobbying firm ... World War II's lasting scars paying the tab for caucuses personnel changes in state offices political consultants in lobbying campaigns... abortion as a wedge issue polling shop in law firm -.5/13— 1177 abortion is still risky politically Powell Tate's new partner 3 4— 552 abortion-rights groups gear up ~ Be ctnctsnniennitinintiineain aa "4/29— 1041 affirmative action as a political isSue ...............sccssscsessssseeseseeresseeeeees 4/ 1— 790 Gramm’s 1976 presidential picks 4/ 8— 875 affirmative action debate 2/25— 518 Gramm’s presidential prospects ........... 4/ 8— 854 Americans looking for decisive leader 445 Hatfield’s Oregon prospects 311— 628 SUNGOT VOT AUT TNNI VS ROTI nn rsvacscesecessensneneccsereeneronencsnvced health care groups’ leftward tilt? ... 4/1— 835 ascendancy of young conservatives . = 594 helping House incumbents ---3/18-— 692 backpedaling at White House ... et 1 24 high cost of running for President 2/18—- 431 Barbour at RNC helm — 474 House Democrats reach out 6/ 3— 1346 baseball and campaign finance / 628 House Democrats striking back 4/ 1— 822 Baucus’s less-than-bright reelection prospects. ail 374 House Republicans are overreaching 4/1— 842 big government no longer a hot commodity .. vel / 202 how Feinstein’s press courtship paid off 2/18— 432 ER ae 6/24— 1663 Internet as political tool 3/ 4— 577 blaming public for MatiONn’S WOES ...........0-sreseesereseseenenssrensnevenees 1/28— Iowa hotels wooing reporters 3/25— 752 Britain’s lesson for Democratic Party . 1/ 7— is Clinton risking loss of party base?. 6/24— 1686 Buchanan candidacy’s influence w«0ed/25— is Dole conservative enough for GOP? 4/15S— 945 Buchanan’s Bosnia stance 6/10— 1401 Kemp’s won’t-run decision 2/ 4— 319 business PAC contributions (25— 772 Kristol focuses on new magazine 6/ 3— 1343 California’s clout = 308 Lake to open cwn polling shop 1/21— 177 campaign consuitant Matt Dorsey . 5/13— 1186 lessons from history for House GOP 4/22—. 996 campaign lawyers 5/ 6— 1115 Lugar and the farm bill 6/ 3— 1343 campaign money alone isn’t enough l/7— 32 Lugar bullish on Lugar 5/27— 3288 campaign reform dispute .. 6/ 3— 1365 McNamara’s Vietnam memoir .. 4/22— 998 Clinton comeback 5/27— 1300 money no subst‘tute for message 3/ 4— 567 Clinton defends national service program .... 1/2i— 191 money’s better than endorsements ..............sseseseeseseeeseeseeeeeeeeeed/18— 704 Clinton prospects in Northwest ............000s0+0« .-.0/10— 1413 money’s role in 1996 nominating process. 3/11— 645 Clinton wooing the female vote .... ..4/ 1— 827 motor-voter law’s impact 4/ 8— 898 Clinton’s chance for a fresh start a 138 myths about New Hampshire’s primary 2/25— 502 Clinton’s Contract With America targets .. wa 700 New England regional primary 5/ 6— 1125 Clinton’s 1996 presidential campaign team - 188 New Hampshire newspaper leans toward Gramm 752 Clinton’s opportunity on Foster nomination ... wool 447 New Hampshire presidential race .2/25— 490 Clinton’s quiet campaign start 4/15 935 new House Majority Leader Armey Clinton’s reelection challenge an 42 new isolationism? 778 Clinton’s relations with GOP Congress ww A/ 1 910 new look at election process Clinton’s veto strategy /25— 498 new tack on term limits. er cra rseiccinntetnrirvevesseveasincversnsniannsnopsnsionnenctent vonailll 636 New York walkever for Dole?.... the contract and the voters 884 next GOPAC chairman from Congress? Cuba policy and domestic politics...............«. 5/13— 1198 PAC contributions to GOP Cuban immigration and domestic politics 5/13— 1206 party solidarity on contract votes. D’Amato political, legislative influence .............00sssesssssesseeseeseeseeeed/20— 1223 paying for Clinton’s political travel D’Amato’s Banking, campaign panel chairmanships. 1/28— 233 perceived gender gap Deal’s switch to GOP 4/iS— 942 political consultants in lobbying campaigns 2/11— 389 politically ambitious press moguls EE silstiaiiiateittintatiieincminivniemnapiiiemnnnenneneieaniad 4/15— 924 politics of medicare spending ... Democrat joins Robinson Lake ssiaeianaiananinepeil 4/22— 990 politics of spending cuts Democratic media firm breaks up 2/18 — 429 presidential campaign calendar. Democratic pandering in White House, Congres: .1/ 7— 38 presidential hopefuls choose poilsters ... Democrats risk liberal label 1/l4— 126 public was right on Vietnam ........ devolving power to the states............ .1/14— 132 publisher Bailey’s two hats different agendas for Clinton, Congress 6/24— 1673 Religious Right’s new tactics DNC finance chairman’s low profile .... 5/27— 1288 Republican midterm gains may stand up DNC finance chief alive and well ...6/10— 1401 Republican pollster beefs up Washington shop Dole adviser’s racy novel ... ” 6/10— 1401 Republicans’ high-wire budget act Dole and Gramm in Colorado ...........-sssssecsesessesveseeseeessesseesrse2ee0e—d/— 1240 Republicans marketing their ideas Dole’s challenge as Senate leader 5/13— 1184 reviewing Gejdenson race Dole’s donor list. 3/11— 626 Riley to head Clinton campaign? .... Pe eI oscsrescerscivessnsesveversercesnetevessetninpssesenneeeees 4/1— 817 RNC hires PR firm to sell GOP Gudg2t..............ccccsscsscsscssvsssesesenseved 6/10— 1400 Dole’s media consultant 4/ 8— 875 RNC turns to budget ads on TV 5/ 6— 1116 Dole’s new campaign dollars 4/15— 935 Ruckelshaus supporting Lugar 2/25— 490 Dole’s New York endorsement game ............csessssseeesseseseeeseeeeeeeed/ 18 — 690 Senate Democrats’ retirement plans 4/29— i047 Dole’s presumed lead in lowa ...4/ 1— 828 Senate endorsement game 3/11— 626 Dole’s Senate and campaign team 1/14— 80 shift to GOP in southern legislatures 1/28— 236 Dole’s Senate leadership role 4/8— 891 social issues’ danger for GOP 4/22— 1010 early coverage of 1996 campaign... 4/29— 1050 spreading the GOP gospel 4/15— 938 early presidential polls no guide ...6/ 3— 1370 states’ squabble over primary dates 5/13— 1178 educating voters or advocating candidat 1/7— 27 Stockman book revisited 5/27— 1309 enlisting for candidates in lowa ./13— 1478 storm warnings for FEC 4/22— 992 ex-Kemp adviser backing Casey 4/ 8— 875 term limits backers angry 3/ 4— 556 ex-Senate GOP campaign chief's lobbying firm .................0.0-00« 1/28— 235 term limits political pressures 3/25— 760 FEC reappointments 5/20— 1242 term limits potential consequences. 3/25— 751 flat tax as issue in presidential race 2/i8— 428 term limits ruling 5/27— 1295 flaws in balanced budget amendment term iimits smoke and mirrors. 3/11— 628 Florida anti-immigration initiatives 6/24— 1661 tiff in Wilson camp 5/20— 1240 four very unhappy House Democrats............---s-ssesssessnesserssnseneesnneenes 6/24— 1666 too early to write Clinton off in "96 1/28— 246 Frank Greer to the White House? 4/22— 989 trade as a campaign issue 1/7— 48 freshman House Republicans. ...............ssssessssessessesseerssssereedi2o— 479 trolling Internet for future voters 6/10— 1401 freshmen rebuffed on campaign reform 3/ 4— 556 trying to stem retirement tide 4/1S— 938 Gingrich as Clinton’s mirror image 4/15— 958 unions mobilize against GOP agenda 4/29— 1044 Gingrich political hero FDR 1l/7— 49 voluntary term limits 4/1— 818 Gingrich’s new leadership PAC 6/24— 1663 Wall Streeters’ political “investments” 1/282— 219 GOP attack on peacekeeping eff0rts .............cssesseeseeseseeeeeeneeeeeeed/ LL— 615 Weld’s political future. 3/11— +638 GOP in reach of magic 60 seats 4/ 8— 876 what to expect from Hill GOP 1/7— 54 GOP presidential hopefuls on display ..1/28— 232 when more means more influence 1/7— 32 GOP would take credit for fruits of cooperation 1/28— 250 White House lines up pollsters 4/29— 1041 Gramm getting heat in New Hampshire will Parker switch parties? 5/27— 1290 Willie Brown's political future not ready for information revolution .......................-ce-cseseeeseeeeeeeeeed/20— 1242 Wilson campaign woos former Bush aide Cumliens prrivency grumpy FOTN anna nenesncsenenrsvevennesnscncenrenssesoeses 1/21i— 177 Wilson challenge in running while governor . proposed overhaul of Energy Department labs ...............-..0.:00005/13— 1170 Wilson close to decision on running - i icaniciensesianinnnnscisecenaniecnsassnsiantaiencennepeniosial 4/22— 1005 Wilson eyes New York challenge d targeting nonmilitary R&D financing on gE ee sditeaginncedll tax lobbyist out on his own Wilson’s low-key kickoff Wileon’s presidential prompects nn ..ccecececcsesesesecocscsesesecoeses SPACE = gE 5/13—1163 Americans looking for decisive leader keeping an eye on NASA jobs backpedaling at White House NASA under the budget gun.... blaming public for nation’s woes NASA’s Ohio outpost................ Britain’s lesson for Democratic Party shuttle disasters statistically likely budget test for Clinton Cabinet’s ethics problems........ TAXATION Clinton and GOP moderates in Congress............<....+-+- . 4 billionaires’ friends or foes? Clinton and the Foster nomination scsssseseseeseeeed/ 20— 1247 capital gains tax winners, losers 4/15— 933 Clinton as nation’s moral leader 5/ 6— 1122 Bg eC Clinton comeback ... 5/27— 1300 flat tax as issue in presidential race .................cscscsseseeseeseseeceeeeseees 2/18— 428 Clinton defends national service program 2 191 lobbying against estate, gift taxes.............ccsssseeseeeereeeeeeeened! 4— 553 Clinton prospects in Northwest 6/10— 1413 lobbying for corporate tax breaks .............cssscssseeeseseersceeseesseneees 2/18— 430 Clinton wooing the female vote 4/ 1— 827 Clinton’s budget challenge to GOP. ..................:ssssesssessesersneeseeees 2/li— 380 lobbying for drug company subsidies 4/ 8— 874 Clinton’s chance for a fresh start A/l4— 138 lobbying on corporate minimum tax 4/22— 981 Clinton’s Contract With America target ...............0-+0+0ss003/18— 700 lobbying on expatriates’ tax break 4/ 8— 874 Clinton’s flawed bully pulpit 2/1i— 378 lobbying on mortgage interest deduction 4/15S— 936 Clinton’s lack of medicare policy s«ceeeed/27— 1298 online privacy group formed 1/2i— 177 Clinton’s 1996 presidential campaign team ... .-1/21— 188 paying for tax cuts 4/iS— 953 Clinton’s opportunity on Foster nomination proposal to replace U.S. income tax ..........0.cesecsseseseereeesereeeeee1e8sd —/ 666 Clinton’s quiet campaign start regulatory cost-benefit analyses. 3/ 4— 550 Clinton’s reelection challenge rehabilitating Chattanooga, Tenn. 4/1— 826 Clinton’s relations with GOP Congress 4/15S— 910 rival tax reform schemes 5/ 6— 1132 Clinton’s strategic misjudgments 6/24— 1670 Clinton’s veto strategy.. wal (25— 498 targeting nonmilitary R&D financing . 1l/7— 14 Clinton’s veto weapon tax lobbyist Ernest S. Christian ..4/ 8— 881 competing to scale back government 4/ 8— 882 tax lobbyist out on his own 4/1— 814 confirming NSC aides 4/29-—- 1044 Ways and Means panel’s tough test 4/22— 970 Democratic pandering in White House, Congress.................00-+ i/7— 38 different agendas for Clinton, COmgress...............-s-s0sssssesssssereeeeeseees 6/24— 1673 Dole’s New York endorsement game 3/18— 690 Administration’s “export team” v7— 17 enlisting for candidates in Iowa 5/i3— 1178 China trade disputes .... 2/ 4— 306 flat tax as issue in presidential race ..............cecessssesseeessesseseseseneeees 2/18— 428 Commerce trade missions 5/27— 1287 Frank Greer to the White House? 4/22— 989 Mexico bailout moves 2/ 4— 300 Gingrich as Clinton’s mirror image 4/15— 958 Republican divisions on trade ...5/27— 1278 GOP presidential hopefuls on display in 1/28— 232 trade as a campaign issue 1/7— 48 GOP would take credit for fruits of cooperation ..................0+ 1/28— 250 trade now less of a congressional priority 1/14— 112 Gramm’s absenteeism ssseereeeeed/18— 692 two new books on trade experts and Policy ...........:.:ssesssssseseeeees 2/18— 456 Gramm’s presidential prospects 4/ 8— 854 high cost of running for President USTR Japan negotiator Ira Shapiro 6/10— 1398 improved White House press relations World Trade Organization problems 6/24— 1650 is Clinton risking loss of party base? World Trade Organization’s slow start 2/il— 366 Kemp’s won’t-run decision myths about New Hampshire’s primaty ................-.csessseresseseseee2/29— 502 new advisers may be Gergened 6/10— 1410 car companies lobbying on emissions 2/25— 490 New Hampshire presidential race 2/25— 490 highway lobby picks new chief . 1/14— 114 paying for Clinton’s political travel 4/22— 997 interstate highway system impact 5/13— 1200 presidential campaign calendar 5/13— 1156 lobbying for transportation interests 1/28— 237 presidential hopefuls choose pollsters 3/ 4— 555 lobbying to save Amtrak 4/15— 929 public’s views on Clinton’s performance 6/10— 1417 Motley joins aviation lobby .. 6/ 3— 1342 Riley to head Clinton campaign? 3/11— 626 oversubsidizing auto use 4/1S— 943 risks of Clinton foreign policy ... /29— 1049 I esha aivecliicntisennsccinsthaabsesitaontorndsecbainendseceal 4/1S— 953 Ruckelshaus supporting Lugar 2/25— 490 Pressler’s Commerce Committee chairmanship ................000+ 2/18— 404 states’ squabble over primary date 5/13— 1178 too early to write Clinton off in "96 transportation trust funds spending rules 3/11— 607 warmer Clinton-Congress relations 5/13— 1188 URBAN AFFAIRS White House health care reform strategy 1/21— 174 White House lines up pollsters 4/29— 1041 abandoning inner cities 5/27— 1297 White House-Senate bridge 3/11— 628 defections from municipal lobby 1/14— 114 White House staff changes...... 3/ 4— 564 no one answer to urban problems 4/29— 1048 Wilson close to decision on running weve 3/18 — 690 oversubsidizing auto use 4/15S— 943 Wilson’s presidential prospects seven 3/18 — 722 rehabilitating Chattanooga, Tenn. 4/1— 826 Virginia cities work together on economy 6/10— 1411 Washington’s government versus Congress 2/18— 444 regulatory cost-benefit analyses. / 550 WASHINGTON INC. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Congress and the Internet 4/ i— 794 brisk business for conservative PR firm 4/22— 985 congressional online service’s problems 1/2i— 196 Democrat joins Robinson Lake. dual-use technology debate 4/ 1— 799 is a former lawmaker selling arms? 4/22— 985 Electronic Frontier Foundation changes 5/20— 1236 new hire at O’Brien Calio 4/22— 990 Electronic Frontier Foundation chief Andrew Taubman 367 Washington Post editorial page influence 5/13— 1150 high-tech industry lobbying 5/13— 1163 ation. ourn THE WEEKLY ON POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT VOL. 27/NOS. 26-52 Cumulative Index July-December 1995 CUMULATIVE Ft Articles appearing in National Journal from July 1 to Dec. 23, 1995, are listed below. Page numbers of major articles are in boldface; page numbers of focuses and updates are in lightface. America Online’s Bill Burrington 11/25—2933 farm bloc victory on price supports 7/ 1—1705 anger in cyberspace. 9/ 9—2243 House Republican freshmen and the budget Bliley’s role as Commerce Committee chairman................. aia 7/ 8—1758 tobacco exports and U.S. trade policy budget, medicare advocacy spending 9/ 2—2188 candidates and press in presidential campaign 10/21—2597 BUDGET changing sides on line-item veto 7/29—1958 balanced budget group’s $5 million kitty 9/23—2361 civic journalism advocate Edward M. Fouhy both sides blinked in budget debate 11/25—2941 comparing George and Weekly Standard budget cuts threaten infectious disease research congressional ethics problems budget deal only a first step 11/25—2937 cop-out on China MFN?..... 7/29—1958 budget forecasting. 1= .2 —3005 cyberspace group heads west 7/15—1835 budget, medicare advocacy spending —2188 debating Larry King debate format 10/21—2598 budget train wreck could help Clinton —2175 Democrats leap int ‘c yberspace .............s-ssssssseseeenseeneeneeneees wan 7/1S—1836 Business Roundtable’s budget blitz DNC buys TV time on medicare 10/21—2602 changing sides on line-item veto Dole, Gingrich key on telecommunications bill 12/23—3155 clash on spending, taxes.......... economic forecast publisher Robert J. Eggert Sr 7/22—1905 Clinton can still win budget war .2 52954 encrypting computer data 10/21—2589 Clinton, Congress and a budget deal ...............-c-sessssessssesnese — —2969 entertainment lawyer Howell E. Begle Jr Clinton, GOP and budget Crisis ...............csesssessssesesenenseneeees = 182002 family values debate collision course on budget 2—2164 fiap over Easterbrook environment book Congress may add to Pentagon budget woes............-.........« _. 7/ 8—1783 Franks stays as CBS chief lobbyist............... Congress's appropriations bill tied up —2170 future of cyberspace controlling the budget process .--« 10V21—2605 GOP presidential hopefuls air ads in New Hampshire ..... cutting back on government ...12/23—3176 group launches media blitz for balanced federal budget... cutting corporate income tax.... how fair is Vanity Fair's profile of Gingrich? ...............0-00-0«« ~-..8/19—2106 fiscal 1997 budget next in line 1 2/16—3100 how the Right keeps up with the Left 11/11—2812 foreign investors and U.S. default 11/11—2832 Internet petition drive on medicare .... 12/16—3104 GOP may lose politically on budget 12/23—3182 Internet pornography debate .. 10/28—2660 group launches media blitz for balanced federal budget. .-./12—2063 Internet pornography study attacked... -.. 7/22—1920 House Republican freshmen and the budget 10/28—2646 Larry King’s presidential debate ..../ 5—2011 House’s Blue Dog Democrats forge budget alternative 9/30—2426 L.A. Times Washington edition revived ..10/28—2659 House's “New Federalists” I HO—2AI2 lessons from the 1995 telecommunications war .................. ehiat 8/19—2123 how Dole comes off in —- debate. .11/25—2947 lobbying over TY spectrum allocation —2167 is Congress really essential? = 9 9—2250 making hot dogs and laws overhauling social security . _.1Y/23—3136 making party switchers pay Panetta takes charge on budget.. . eevee 2—2170 mayors and news media proposals to overhaul federal pension system . ; 7 10/14—2832 MCI quits local phone lobby proposed cuts in HUD spending.. . —— 7/29—1977 media merger keeps Washington counsels busy.. Republicans take aim at earned-income tax credit __.../12—2056 Motorola's new chief lobbyist.............................. RNC’s balanced budget blitz.............. / 1i—1721 new chief for Newspaper Association............ Senate Republican moderates’ budget role 7 -11/11—2799 news media campaign coverage 4—2733 shifting federal programs to states... - 9 9—2206 on-line political world 9/16—2302 spending on the F- 22 fighter plane 7/1S—1818 political reporters’ excitement kick 12/23—3164 politics on the Internet 10/21—2617 press coverage of religion 2—2992 approaches for reinventing America’s schools ......... oe WHO—24% privatizing Government Printing Office 1—1722 Business Roundtable’s budget blitz... 7/29—1955 public relations impresario Victor S. Kamber —2065 business support for medicare cuts... 7/29—1955 recording journalists’ outside earnings Clinton and corporate CEOs. . cons 9/23-—2370 regional Bells winning legislative fight corporate reps in Washington lead pay Fr ace 38/19—2108 slowdown on Congress's clectromic data ............sesseesereees — “92230 former governor hits pay dirt as Washington lobbyist...... i 10) 7—2466 still no C-SPAN cameras on the Hill __.29821172 future of U.S.-Japanese trade relations . talk radio’s Diane Rehm GOP and big business .......... telecommunications bill lobbying backfire Labor Secretary Robert B. Reich telecommunications lawyers switch firms........................ lessons from the 1995 telecommunications war teleconferencing with constituents lobbying against changes in tax-exempts .... three more C-SPAN channels... lobbying to save Commerce -_ 92221 Times Mirror closing Washington office. Pentagon subsidies for defense industry mergers. «AV 12—2077 tough times in Tennessee political consultant now a business advocate w«I/ 1—1721 turned on by the cameras politics of economic change <I O—2AN2 unhappy over campaign reform 7/29—1958 privatizing federal power marketing administrations . ove fHO-—2423 Washington’s fall book list.......... -«»-9/16—2285 RNC’s balanced budget blitz I—1721 Web site for Newt's friends 12/ 2—2986 small-business group's hunt for top lobbyist .............. seenavees sen 7/ 1—1721 small-business group's lobbyist hunt «9 23—2361 CONGRESS state, local tax incentives for business ............................ aie 1 1/11—2820 abortion, environment legislation 11/11—2816 tobacco exports and U.S. trade policy / 7—2476 backing off on agency lobbying 12/ 2—2986 trade association for HMOs opens doors to doctors........... — 8/12—2063 battle for former Rostenkowski seat 12/23—3161 best House freshman staffs............ 10/28—2664 big stakes and big money in Oregon Senate contest........... 10/ 7—2486 alleged forgery ruffles feathers .2...........ccceccecsesseesecnesneeeeeee «eel 1/11—2812 lack Caucus’s high turnover 12/16—3104 alternative weeklies open Washington headquarters ......... --10/ 7—2483 Bliley’s role as Commerce Committee chairman 7/ 8—1758 If material cannot be located through use of this index, subscribers are invited to call National Journal library for assistance, 202- 739-8520. 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