Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents January 2005-January 2006: Vol 41 Index

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Weekly Compilation of
Presidential
Documents
Annual Index
Volume 41
January | december POOS5
List of Issues Covered by This Index
Number Date of Issue Pages Number Date of Issue Pages
Jan. 10, 2005 29 27 July 11, 2005 1115 1144
Jan. 17, 2005 31-63 28 July 18, 2005 1145 1173
Jan 24, 2005 3-79 29 July 25, 2005 1175 1222
Jan. 31, 2005 ~ 120 3 ~ . 2005 1223 1234
Feb. 7, 2005 , 2005 1235 1260
Feb. 14, 2005 2005 1261 1283
Feb. 21, 2005 233-27 2. 2005 1285 1289
Feb. 28, 2005 325 29, 2005 129] 1307
Mar. 7, 2005 ; 369 UKWS©r We 5, 2005 1309. 1347
Mar. 14, 2005 : 425 D> 12, 2005 1349 1376
Mar. 21, 2005 27-481 Sept. 19, 2005 377 1417
Mar. 28, 2005 520 =2] Sept. 26, 2005 1419 1456
Apr. 4, 2005 550 WWWwwWWw WWWwWWWOWctw. W 3, 2005 1457 1482
Apr. 11, 2005 582 Oct. 10, 2005 1483 1520
Apr. 18, 2005 618 Oct. 17, 2005 1521 1544
Apr 25, 2005 661 ~» Oct. 24, 2005 1545 1569
May 2, 2005 3-711 SOwOC WwnNde Oct. 31, 2005 157] 1622
May 9, 2005 765 Nov. 7, 2005 1623 1658
May 16, 2005 7-806 Ut Nov. 14, 2005 1659. 1700
9) May 23, 2005 850 a— = >) Nov. 21, 2005 1701] 1743
2] May 30, 2005 899 Nov. 28, 2005 1745 1771
22 June 6, 2005 944 Dec. 5, 2005 773 1IS1O
23 June 13, 2005 979 ~oo—Oeo Dec. 12, 2005 ISl] 1840
24 June 20, 2005 981-1023 Dec. 19, 2005 1841 1872
25 June 27, 2005 1025-1072 Dec. 26, 2005 1873 1916
9 =) July 4, 2005 1073-1114 January 2, 2006 1917 1923
Editor’s Note: This annual index covers documents dated December 30, 2004-December 30 2005
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Annual Subject Index
Administration of George W. Bush, 2005
ABC A frica—Continued
20/20 television show—62 Trade with U.S.—779, 984, 1118 L185
Good Morning America—1345 U.S. military forces deployment §53 1833
Adoption Month, National—1642 Women’s rights and empowerment 1106
Adoption. See Children and youth 1121
Aeronautics and Space Administration, National African American community leaders meeting
See Space program with President—116
Afghanistan African American History and Culture, National
Afghan military and security forces 858, 859 Museumo f See Smithsonian Institution
864, 90] African American History Month, National
Agricultural development S60 186, 195
Counter-narcotics programs—860, 863, 564 African Growth and Opportunity Acceleration
Democracy efforts—285, 309, 528, 854, 857 Act of 2004—969, 1156
863, 864, 939. 987, 99S. 1444 frican Growth and Opportunity Act of 2000
Elections—18, 114, 136, 144, 155, 858 1428 843, 952. 983, 984, 1094, 1105, 1118, 1127
1439 1129, 1185, 1906
First Lady’s visit 528 548 African Union—595, 708, 764, 915 916 975
Former regime—S846 852 8$54, 857, 904, 939 1028, 1105, 1119, 1136, 1176, 1400
National Assembly 1897 Aging White House Conference on 805, 977
President 804, 857 858, 896, 1231, 1414 Agriculture
Reconstruction and infrastructure deve lop Legislation 1837
ment—S28, 858, 860, 864 Subsidies 1129, 1138
Relations with U.S.—858, 859, 863, 864 Agriculture Department of
Terrorist attacks—S62 Chief Financial Officer 1372
U.S. Ambassador—S897, 1219, 1620 Deputy Secretary—424
U.S military assistance—113, 1004 Forest Service 125, 1243
U.S. military forces General Counsel—1740
Casualties 580, 1100, 1110, 111] Rural Utilities Service 1307
Deployment §52, 1444, 1770, 1833 Secretary—Y90
Women, status of 857 Under Secretary for Food Safety—897
Women’s Affairs Minister of 123 Agriculture Rural Development, F« ri d and
Atrica Drug Administration, and Related Agencies
See also Developing countries; specific coun Appropriations Act, 2006 1698. 1701
try AIDS. See HIV/AIDS
African Education Initiative 1106 Air Force, Department of the
Democracy reform, and economic develop Air Force Academy, U.S.—849
ment efforts—917, 950, 953, 968, 969, 984 Assistant Secretary for Installations and Envi-
1103, 1126, 1128, 1134, 1670 ronment S97
First Lady’s visit—1122 secretary 1231, 1288
HIV/AIDS epidemic, prevention and _ treat Under Secretary—1110
ment 259, 1042, 1106, 1121 1134, 1802 Airborne Day, National 1287
Human rights—975 Al Arabiya television 103, 1577
Humanitarian, development, and debt relief Al Qaida terrorist group. See Terrorism
assistance—779, 843, 916, 950, 952, 954 Alabama
969, 985, 1042, 1094, 1104, 1106, 1117, Disaster assistance—367, 1170, 1214 1344
1119, 1126, 1127, 1134, 1138, 1163 Governor 1344, 1346, 1351, 1371
Malaria epidemic—1106, 1116, 1117 1121] Hurricane Katrina, damage and recovery ef-
1134 forts—1346, 1371 .
New Partnership for Africa’s Development Montgomery bus boycott of 1955-1956 1S06
(NEPAD)—975 President’s visits 405, 423, 1339, 1346 1371
Peace efforts—975 Unemployment rate—406
Private foundations and charities, assistance Alaska
L117 Disaster assistance 179, 1839
Administration of George W. Bush, 2005
Alaska—Continued Armed Forces. U.S.—Continued
President’s visit Base closure and realignment—368, 479 949
Alcohol and Drug Addiction Rec overy. Month 894, 1678, 1683, 1723
National—1329 Commissioned officers and chief warrant offi
Alfalfa Club—116 cers, appointments— 1226
Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. Na Courts-Martial, U.S. Manual for 1536
tional 1649 Funding—S6, 236, 237, 455. 654 663
America Recycles Day—1720 790, 1799, 1901, 1905, 1918, 1920
American Indian Heritage Month, Nationa International Criminal Court, status of
1645 troops 747
American. See othe part of subject Joint Armed Forces officers’ wives luncheon
Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, anni- 1583
versary— 1225, 1230 Military ( ommanders meeting with Presi
Americas. See Central America; Western Hemi dent L071
sphere Military families —309 656, 983, 1115, 1125
Amnesty International—907 300. 1584 i~
Andorra, U.S. Ambassador—5S1 National Guard—331 1125, 1297, 1299, 1300
Anadromous Fish Commission North Pacitic 1335 1341, 135]
549 Pay and benefits 1244, 1301, 1584
Anti-Semitism. See Civil rights Recruitment and reenlistment goals 1275
Antigua and Barbuda, Ambassador to U.S 123 Reorganization §28, 854, 893, 1275, 1746
ANWR. See Arctic National Wildlife Retuge Service Tre mbe rs
Appropriations. Se¢ Budget, Federal Casualties—S95, 901, 902 1115 1125
1236, 1257, 1305, 1307 1334 1502
Arab League—26
1749, 1773, 1796, 1808, 1901
Arbor Day, tree planting ceremony—707
Deploym« nt—521, 852, 894 1832, 1887
Architectural and Transportation Barriers Com
1905
pliancs Board—480
Innovation and technology—894 895
Archives and Records Administration, National
Meeting with President—1923
Charters of Freedom—78
Mexican American service members 740
Historical Publications and Records Commis Morale—71, 901, 903 99? >] 983 LOS3
sion, National—117
1115, 1124, 1125, 1514
Arctic National Wildlife Retuge 396, 456 640
Armenia
678, 687, 812, 959 L001, 1649, 1819
Democracy ettorts—664
Argentina
Nagorno Karabakh conflict 664
Economic development 1652 Relations with Turkey 664
International Monetary Fund debt default Trade with U.S 3 |
1637, 1651 War on terror, role 664
President—548, 1517 165] 1653 1657 Armenian Remembrance Dav—664
President Bush's visit 1517 165] 1652 Arms and munitions
1656. 1657. 1696 See also specu country
Relations with U.S 165] 1655 Nuclear we apons and material
Summit of the Americas il Mar del Plata Nonproliferation efforts—383. 666. 892
548 1036, 1419
Arizona Securitvy—198, 315, 322 1036, 1395 1413
Disaster assistance 616, 1413 1419
President's visits—484, 485, 519 1311, 1344 Proliferation Security Initiative—914, 1036
1774, 1778, 1808 1134, 1395 1431
Republican Party event—1778 Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms
{ nemployment rate—45S6 Act” —1566
Arkansas Weapons of mass destruction 229, 315, 553
Disaster assistance 1346 558, 665, 914, 974, 975, 1035 1084, 1092
President's visit—162, 170 1148, 1183, 1506, 1588, 1594 i614, 1708
Armed Forces, U.S 1715, 1748, 1761
See also Defense Department of; Defense Army, Department of the
and national security; specific military Acting Under Secretary 268
branch Army Corps of Engineers 1361
Armed Forces Radio and Television Service Assistant Secretary for Installations and Envi
1344 ronment 1110
Annual Subject Index to Issues 1-52
Army Department of the—Continued Austria—Continued
Military Academy, U.S 180, 1372 State treaty, 50th anniversary S04
Walter Reed Army Medical Center 111] U.S. Ambassador—1518
Art, National Gallery of —1229 Avian influenza. See Diseases
Arts Aviation
An American Celebration at Ford’s The \ir carrier insurance 1912
atre 983 Thailand-U.S Air T ransport Avreement
Arts Commission of Fine 480, 1282, 1740 143]
Celebration of Freedom concert—73 Washington Airports Authority Metropoli
Cinderella Man,” White House screening tan—324
976 Awards. See Decorations, medals and awards
Lincoln Seen and Heard White Hous« per AZ rbaijan FREEDOM Support Act provisions
formance—233 waiver ext nsion—5d3
Mister Roberts Kennedy Center perform
ince 580 Bahrain, free trade agreement with U.S 1730
Arts and Humanities National Foundation on Balkans, Western. See Europe
the Baltic States. See Europe; specific country
Arts, National Endowment for the 1698 Bangladesh-U.S Taxation Convention 1609
1703 Bankruptcy Prevention and Consumer Protec
Humanities, National Endowment for the tion Act of 2005—641
1171, 1698, 1703 Bankruptcy reform 113 605. 641
Arts National Council on the 123] Banks. See Development banks and funds
Arts National Medal of—1698 Battelle Science ind Technology Initiative —395
Asia Battle Monuments Commission American
See also specifi country 1171, 1282
Asia-Pacific clean energy and de velopm« Belarus
partne rship 1226, 1266, 1727 Democracy ettorts
Democratization 1154, 1749 1035
Intercontinental relations—1679 President—7 759
President Bush's visit 1750 Belgium
South Asia earthquake 1608, 1689 1697
I uropean Union meeting in Brussels—26
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation APEC
Iraq role—258
882, 1039, 1154, 143] 1567, 1726, 1732
King and Queen—323
1736, 1741, 1750, 1769
President Bush's visit—1l16, 259, 283 289.
Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, Presi
291, 296, 323
dent’s Advisory Commission on 1770
Prime Minister 323 1839
Asian Nations Association ot Southeast
Relations with U.S 258
ASEAN §$S2 1039, 1154, 1431, 1737, 1738
U.S Embassy stall meeting with President
174]
Bush—323
Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
VRT Belgian Public Broadcasting—258
$82
Belize, U.S A mbassador—764
Associated Builders and Contractors—956
Benin, U.S military assistance—1380
Atomic Energy Agency International (IAEA
384 S97. 1036, 1184 1392 Big Brothers Big Sisters—977
Attormey General. See Justice Department ol Bioethics, President's Council on—1373
Auschwitz concentration camp 60th anniversary Black Music Month—919, 948
of liberation 78, 83, 116 Blind or Severely Disabled, Committee for Pur
Australia chase From People Who Are—S48, 943
Afghanistan, rol 1186, 1188 Border Environment Cooperation Commis-
Ambassador to U.S 1170 sion 1020, 174]
Asia-Pacific clean energy and developm« nt Bosnia-Herzegovina
partnership See Asia NATO Headquarters-Sarajevo, U.S military
Free trade agreement with U.S.-~1186 forces deployment §54 1834
Indonesia, role—1186 Srebenica massacre 10th anniversary 1143
Iraq role—1186, 1188 115]
Malaysia, role—1186 Boston Herald—116
Prime Minister—170, 107] 1186, 1219, 1740 Botswana
Austria President 976, 983, 1021
Chancellor 1770. 1839 U.S. Ambassador 943
Administration of George W. Bush, 2005
Boundary and Water Commission, International Budget, Federal—Continued
U.S. and Mexico) —1283 Avian influenza preparations, funding 1629,
Boy Scouts of America—423, 1236 1631, 1632, 1918, 1920
Boys & Girls Clubs of America—942 1454 Congressional spending restraint 566. $22,
Brazil 903, 922, 1047, 1157, 1167, 1246 1422,
Business leaders, meeting with President 1447, 1492, 1500, 1598, 1601 1623 1649,
Bush—1696 1740, 1818, 1905
Counterterrorism efforts 1665 Deficit—23, 55, 87, 93, 96, 156 209, 329
Drug interdiction efforts 1549, 1665 341, 361, 567, 903, 922, 1156 1262, 1268,
Economic growth and development 1664 1597, 1601, 1649, 1817
Group for Growth—1663 Democracy, international efforts, funding:
Haiti, role—1638, 1664, 1665 827
President—116, 1640, 1656 1660, 1661. 1669. Emergency Response Fund—896, 983 1865
1696, 1839
Fiscal year 2006 budget—183-—185, 188 201,
President Bush's visit—1517, 1660, 1665
209, 221, 441, 458, 566, 576, 607, 622 638,
1669, 1696
663, 676, 682, 937, 945. 958 982 996
Relations with U.S 1637, 1660, 1663, 1665.
1040, 1623, 1740
1669, 1670
Government programs, spending reductions
Trade with U.S. 1664 1669
127, 189, 663, 1818, 1837
U.S. Embassy staff. meeting with President
Bulgaria
Bush—1696
Nurses in Libya, imprisonment—1550
Zero Hunger program 1663
President—1345, 1549
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, National
Prime Minister—170
1483
Broadcasting Board of Governors $96 Relations with U.S 1550
Brunei Darussalam, U.S. Ambassador—581 U.S. Ambassador 943
Budget, Federal Burkina Faso, S. Ambassador—1656
See also specific Federal agency or organiza- Burma
tion Democracy efforts—1021, 1431, 1656, 1680
Amendments—758, 988, 1164, 1177, 1218 1729
Appropriations U.S. national emergency, continuation—S818,
Agriculture Department and food-related 819
agencies—1701 Burundi
Armed Forces, U.S.., and veterans—1239, U.S. Ambassador 1621
1361, 1799 U.S. assistance 714, 1906
District of Columbia 1185, 1800 Business and industry
Energy Department and environment-re- See also Commerce, international: Employ-
lated agencies 1751 ment and unemployment; specific company
Foreign operations, exports, and related Business leaders, meetings with President
programs -273, 1718 230, 1698
Homeland Security, Department of 1218, Insurance industry—645
1361, 1554, 1558 Small and minority business—154, 499, 616,
Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, relief and re- 637, 647, 676, 731, 738, 779, 794, 810, 956,
covery—1338, 1339, 1341, 1361, 1363, 957, 1160, 1514
1623, 1873, 1918, 1920 “Small Business Health Fairness Act,” pro-
Independent agencies—1800 posed— 1224
Interior Department and environment-re-
lated agencies—1243 C-SPAN television—117
Labor, Health and Human Services, and Cabinet
Education Departments and related See also specific position under Federal de-
agencies 1920 partment or executive branch agency
State, Justice, and Commerce Departments Members, meetings with President—184, 549,
and related agencies—1764 566, 1156, 1372, 1575
Supplemental—83, 206, 236, 293277, 353, Second-term changes—84
1108, 1239, 1865 Cable News Network television—77
Transportation, Treasury, and Housing and CAFTA, DR-. See Central America; Commerce,
Urban Development Departments—1800 international
War on terror—455, 654, 663, 788, 790, California
1901, 1905, 1918, 1920 Disaster assistance 171, 616, 1414
Annual Subject Index to Issues 1-52
California—Continued Children and youth Continued
President’s visits—1321, 1330, 1344, 1568 Financial literacy—182, 242
1571, 1573 Helping America’s Youth Initiative—383,
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi 543, 714, 1607
Valley—1568, 1571 Mentoring—541, 1155
‘ambodia YMCA children’s programs—470
Ambassador to U.S.—423 thild’s Day, National—941
U.S. Ambassador—708 ‘hile, President—1657
U.S military assistance— 1243 hina
‘anada Arms embargo—293
Ambassador to U.S.—423 Chinese legislators, meeting with President
Prime Minister—170, 368, 422, 509. 517 Bush—976
916, 942, 1345, 1543, 1741 Commercial products
Relations with U.S.—509, 516, 517 Accelerometers, U.S exports LS67
U.S. Ambassador—708 Circular welded non-alloy steel pipe, im-
‘anada Permanent Joint Board on Defens ports to U.S.—192]
U.S. and—581 Exports from U.S., certification—940
‘ancer Control Month—569 Counterterrorism efforts—1754
‘ancer Panel, President’s—977, 1282 Democracy and human rights issues—604
‘ape Verde, U.S. Ambassador—660 912, 1189, 1728, 1751, 1754, 1756, 1758
‘apital Planning Commission, National—480 Economic growth—1728
‘aptive Nations Week—1175 Energy—1121, 1682, 1687
‘atholic. See Roman Catholic Church: Holy See Former> President 691, 910
(Vatican City Gangwashi Protestant Church in Beijing
‘entral America 1751, 1754
See also Commerce, international; Western Olympic athletes—-1755, 1769
Hemisphere; specific country Premier—1754, 1769
Agriculture, tariffs on U.S. products—1 169 President—514, 764, 1306, 1371, 1393
Central American Free Trade Agreement 1750-1752, 1769
Dominican Republic- DR-CAFTA)—513 President Bush’s visit—1567, 1751
638, 676, 694, 790, 807, S17, 848, 903, 908 1754, 1769
945, 948, 976, 990, 996, 1022, 1026. 1041 Relations with Japan—1683
1047, 1069, 1070, 1107, 1110, 1164, 1167 Relations with Taiwan 764, 912, 1680,
1171, 1200, 1202, 1219, 1227, 1228, 1230 1724, 1728
1235, 1241, 1247, 1258, 1262, 1638, 1657 Relations with U.S.—604, 912, 1189
1668 1678, 1681, 1685-1687, 1752, 1754,
Central American Presidents, White House 1758
visit—763 Trade with U.S.—1679, 1750, 1754
Democracy and economic development ef Trading and economic practices—818, 912,
forts—791, 817, 1060, 1169, 1204, 1242. 1028, 1140, 1189, 1678, 1685, 1686, 1728,
1247 750, 1755, 1756, 1822
Hurricanes, private sector aid—1655 U.S. Embassy staff, meeting with President
Trade with U.S.—1060, 1167, 1242 Bush—1769
Central America Free Trade Agreement, Do ‘hristmas and winter holidays 1806, 1808,
minican Republic- (CAFTA). See Central 1809, 1815, 1839, 1865, 1869, 1870, 1897,
America; Commerce, international 1917
Central Intelligence Agency—249, ‘hristopher Columbus Fellowship Foundation
356, 367, 970, 1157, 1181, 1189 581
1527, 1550, 1575, 1653, 1673 ‘incod e Mayo—739
Character Counts Week, National—1545 ‘itizenship and Immigration Services, Bureau
Charter Schools Week, National—682 of. See Homeland Security, Department of
Child Abuse Prevention Month, National ‘ivil rights
“Child Interstate Abortion Notification Civil liberties —778, 827, 1893
proposed—68 | Equal opportunity—1895
Child Health Day—1485 Freedom of religion—152, 219, 415, 686,
Children and youth 1005, 1041, 1402, 1553
See also Education Freedom of speech 1120
Adoption—875 Freedom of the press—320, 595, 602
Anti-gang initiative—130, 197 Minorities
\—6 Administration of George W. Bush, 2005
( ivil rights ( ontinued ( ommerce, international—Continued
Minorities Continued Agriculture subsidies 1129, 1138
African-American civil rights movements Americas, Free Track Area of the proposed
196. 1S06 57, 513 945 1636 1638 1664 1667
Anti-Semitism 987. 1435 1670, 1673
Political participation 1054 Central Ameri in Free Trade \greement
Racism—6S8, 92. 196 1666. 1805 Domini in Re public DR-CAI rA 913
Slavery. See Slavery in U.S 63S_ 676 694 ‘YO. SO; S17. S48 9035, YOS
Kosa Statue in U.S. ¢ ipitol 1SO5 945 94S. 976 990. 996 1022 1026 104]
system equal yus, tice | 1) LO47 1060. 106] LO7O L107
2, 774, 1162 1167 1171, 117 1200 | )
Voting Rights Act of 1965 1261. 1806 1225 ] "0
Women, politic il participi ation 1034 1638. 1657 i166S
lass Action | Lirness Act of 2005 Doha De | opment Agenda. See
limate hang See Environment countri
loning human. See Science | CODOTIIN OMS and | rope
NBO television 659 pprroo hiiFb it 245
NN. See ¢ ible Ne \ \ Vetwort I xport ¢ national
vast Guard. U.S See Homeland Security, De 1244
partment ol 2]
( oastal Zone Manag ment Act 29 456. 457
olom"b i i 90 )O6 LOAT
Colon bian Ind pe ndence Dav 1554 1605 16.56 1639 1667
Crime rate 12° - 50, 1821 1299 i
Hun un rig] Generalized I ol Preteren
Nar otics national LOSS
FENC
Group of Eight , nations—S44
Plan ( 950. YF IS5 1002 1100
President 1142, 114
Relations with U.S
ug inte rdiction rights
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issistance
S VISITS
LSOS LOSS. 1667
Re public an Party ¢ South Afi ustoms | non
( oUlnuemnb uspI loDvamye nt 15ra2t2e FradAe\ greeme pI ropi osed
ree Department ol Trade Ip re withority
Assistant secretaries ( ommission ( ther part of subject
Economic Development ( ommod tures Trading Comn
Export | niorcement S97
Fore ign ind } Commerc 4{ ymmune
ecto! General SOT SE
Market Access and Con oun
Denut secretary Inter
General Counse|—707 News
Intell tu il Property Ente reement ( oordi Arabic med S96. 155]
iator tor International 1220 Comn itator promotioi
Oceann ind Atmosphe ric Administ mon ave nda y?
tional 1244 Freed|o m f ¢} i¢ pi ress a
Secretary 230 1257 126] Covernme I yroduced news
Standards and rechnology, National Institut SUT 153 600
ot—S97 Ne \V\ >}1 ) tIp) T Editors Amer
Under Secretaries YD
Export Administration—1 ] Presidentia
International Trade—549 116, 117
( ommerce, international 274
Sec also specific country or re Jon 760. 76]
Annual Subject Index to Issues 1
Communications—Continued uba—Continued
News media Continued Blocked funds vesting and distribution—715
1099 1110, 1116 1126 1258 Cuban Inde pe ndence Day 847
1344, 1345, 1524 1577 1636 Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solida] rity
sie ante
1682, 1684, 1687, 1838, 1869 LIBERTAD) Act of 1996 3, LITT
Radio-Television News Directors LD MmoOcrac\ ettorts—S47. 947
tion—942 Guantanamo Bay, U.S. Naval Base d,e tention
White House Corre spond nts ol terrorists—753, S60, 907 LO31, 1118
tion—716 1134, 1833, 1920
Telecommunications L092 S. national emergency, continuation—273
Television broadcast standards—603 274
Communications ( OMMUSSION Pederal uban Americ unis meeting with President—S848
1697 yprus, U.S Ambassador 1543
Community Service ( orp| oration tor N itional Czech Re public
and 548 1913, 1914 Pilsen 60th unniversary of liberation
Compact ot Free Association Amendments Act President—423
ot 2003 1206
Congo, Democratic Republic ot the D.A.R.E. Da National—568
ugee repatriation assistance (14 ‘ Dalai Lama. See Tibet
Deaths
Congo, Republic of the, U.S. Ambassador
Congress ampbe Il, Carroll—1832
Bipartisanship 8, 77, 692, 738 arson, Johnny §2
Congressional Black, Caucus 116 hisholm Rep Shirley
( ongressional picnic L004 1005 utler. Llovd 7S]
Ethics 1785 Fowle1 Rep Tillie K 140
House of Represent itives Garang de Mabior, John First Vice President
Ethics Committe 60] of Sudan—1240, 1258
Majority leadei 145 Jennings, Peter—1263
Speaker 179 King Fahd of Saudi Arabia 1240, 12
Members meetings vith President Matsui, Rep. Robert 17 |
115, 116 230) 267, 367, 423, 477 9 Parks, Rosa 1583, 1625 1656. 1805
660, 70S, 759, 848 S96. 976 1022 Pope John Paul 1l—552, 555 5662580
1110, 1171, 1219 1229 1230 1372 Prince Rainier Ill of Monaco 570
1480. 1567. 1620 1656 LSOS 1S39 Re hnquist William H Supreme Court Chief
1S69, ISTO Just'i ce 1351, =3532 ] 359. 1372
Senate Youth Program, U.S Schiavo Che TCSa M Perri 535
Congressional Gold Medal—349 Pueni, Gebran—1854
CCoonngnreecstsiicounta l Mdei dailst er of Haosnsiosrt ance 558 26184 50. 11451]4 t W! ecWoireastenitohnasl , TheS idma, olsn and1 434a war1d4s3 5
LS7TO0 American Legislative Exchange Council's
Constitution Day and ( itizenship Dav. Constitt Thomas Jefferson Freedom Award 1258
tion Week 1425 Arts, National Medal of 1698
Constitution of the United States—78 Big Brothers Big Sisters of th Ye ir aw irds
Consumer Product Safety Commission 977
Consumer Protection Week, National Boys & Girls Clubs of America 2004 Youth
Costa Rica of the Year finalists—942
President—790 1657 Congressional Gold Medal 349
U.S. Ambassador 111] Congressional Me dal ol Honor—558, 1450
Credit Union Administration National 1514
1480 Democracy, National Endowment for, 2005
Crime Sec Law entorce ment and ] crime Democracy Award—117]
Crime Victims Fund Set Justice Departmet Environmental Youth Awards, President’s
of 652
Crime Victims’ Rights Week, National Harvard University Kennedy School's Innova
Criminal Court International Se tions in American Government Award
Forces, U.S 1226
Cuba Humanities Medals, National—169S
Anchorage ind movement ot vessels John Thompson Legacy of a Dream Award
gency authority—273, 274 bS
A-S Administration of George W. Bush, 2005
Decorations, medals, and awards—Continued Defense and national security Continued
Latvia’s Order of Three Stars, First-Class War on terror—Continued,
16% 1236, 1250, 1285, 1291, 1293 1297, 1299.
Lincoln Prize—233 1301, 1330, 1331, 1333, 1341, 1367, 1419,
MATHCOUNTS National Competition 1438, 1443, 1444, 1446, 1454, 1468, 1479,
awards—804 1495, 1499, 1503, 1533, 1553, 1572, 1584
Mathematics and Science Teaching, Presi- 1588, 1596, 1610, 1614, 1673, 1704, 1713
dent’s Award for Excellence in—616 737, 1746, 1773, 1779, 1786, 1789, 1797,
Missing and Exploited Children Awards, Na- 1825, 1826, 1832, 1835, 1839, 1842, 1852
tional Center for—897 1855, 13858, 1866, 1869, 1880, 1882. 1885
9/11 Heroes Medal of Valor 1369 Defense Base Closure and Realignment Com-
Nobel Prize—1697 mission—368, 479 549, 894, 1404
Physical Fitness Champions National— 1620 Defense, Department of
Preserve America Presidential Awards—717 See also Armed Forces, U.S Defense and
763 national security; specific military branch
Presidential Medal of Freedom 1690 Assistant Secretaries
Presidential Rank Award—1229 International Security Policy—1258
President's Volunteer Service Award—1514 Legislative Affairs—805
Purple Heart medal—1914 Networks and Information Integration
Religion and Public Policy Institute of 1697 1022
Science and Technology, National Medals Public Affairs—1454
of —435 Defense Economic Adjustment Program—792
Scientists and Engineers, 2004 Presidential Defense Research and Engineering Director
Early Career Awards for 1022 of—1231
Secretary of Defense Employer Support Free- Defense University, National—384
dom Award 1543 Deputy Secretary —479, 549, 805
Teachers of the Year National and State Deputy Under Secretary for Acquisition and
634, 660 Technology—1913
USA WEEKEND Magazine Make a_ Dif- Employer Support Freedom Award 1543
ference Day awards—549 Funding—1361, 1799
Vice Presidential Service Badge—413 Joint Chiefs of Staff—116, 656, 1071, 1282,
Volunteer Service Award President's 1514 1476, 1480
Defense and national security Natural disasters response 9, 1335, 135]
See also Armed Forces, U.S Defense, De- 1443, 1460, 1464
partment of; Terrorism Northern Command, U.S. NORTHCOM
Airspace security—912 1454, 1457, 1464, 1479
Border security 511, 514, 599. 790, 1250. Ordero f succession—934, 1910, 1911
1312, 1321, 1555, 1574, 1597, 1774, 1776 Secretarv—9, 113, 170, 367, 423, 549. 616.
1782, 1784, 1785, 1811 660, 691, 708, 715, 764, 804, 848, 934. 942
Classified information—602 L076 1004, 1022, 1071, 1156, 1171, 1220, 1226,
Container Security Initi itive—1197 1244, 1282, 1287, 1373, 1453, 1501, 1517
First responders ~355, 1196, 1369, 1406, 1413 1549, 1621, 1656, 1697 1839, 1911, 1922
Intelligence 236, 237 248, 253, 324, 538, Under Secretaries
551, 594, 824, 933, 1086, 1100, 1148, 1175 Acquisition, Technology, and Logistics—549
1196, 1197, 1592, 1852, 1856, 1890, 1892 Logistics and Materiel Readiness—1110
Mass transit security—1196 Personnel and Readiness 1770
Missile defense—691 Policy 549, 1282
Port and shipping security—1197 Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board—1111
Security and Prosperity Partnership of North Defense Transportation Day, National, and Na-
America—517, 1110 tional Transportation Week—802
War on terror—2, 11, 52, 55, 71, 73, 81, Delaware, disaster assistance 1517
115, 130, 132, 155, 163, 184, 265. 280. 288. Delaware River Basin Commission 1479
308, 309, 315, 354, 384, 385, 441, 455, 551. Delta Regional Authority—1282
553, 589, 597, 621, 637, 643, 645, 663, 687, Democracy National Endowment for 1171,
691, 731, 743-7507, 7460,5 79,3, 821, 828. 1502
852, 854, 864, 881, 892. 893. 902. 912. 939 Democratization. See Foreign policy,
957, 965, 989, 1026, 1079, 1096, 1097, Denmark
1099, 1103, 1115, 1117, 1124, 1135 1146, Afghanistan, role—845, 1134
1149, 1153, 1162, 1166, 1195, 1201, 1209, Danish Broadcasting Corporation—1099