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Addresses
50th Anniversary Dinner: Jennings Randolph, 28184 [16OC]
Farewell: Aaron Burr, 20127 [17JY]
Foreign Policy: Senator Gore, 26326-26328 [2OC]
John P. East Tribute: Donald J. Senese, 3418 [17FE]
Presentation of Lorax Award to Senator Roth: Don Lesh, 2457 [2FE]
Sylvanus Thayer Award: Barry M. Goldwater, 27453 [13OC]
Using One's Talents: Representative Skelton, 12221 [12MY]
Advertisements
Telephone Message Urging Confirmation of Robert H. Bork Nomination to Supreme Court: National Conservative Political Action Committee, 28847 [22OC]
Agreements
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), debate procedures, 11127 [5MY]
Amendments
Appropriations: making (H.R. 2714), 18048, 18059, 18066, 18074, 18078, 18080, 18082, 18083, 18086 [29JN], 25846, 25887 [30SE]
Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Select): establish (S. Res. 23), 284 [6JA]
———report (H. Con. Res. 195), 28829 [22OC], 31090, 31092, 31150, 31151 [5NO]
———tax information disclosures (S. Res. 162), 5369 [11MR]
Committees of the Senate: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 80), 1862 [22JA]
Congress: documentation for payments and reimbursements from contingent fund (S. Res. 258), 26138, 26185 [1OC]
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal 1988-91, 9784 [27AP]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), 8124 [7AP], 8570, 8584-8586, 8593, 8595, 8596, 8606-8608 [9AP]
———setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), 10070, 10077, 10129 [28AP], 10336, 10358 [29AP], 11043-11050 [5MY], 11371, 11398, 11406, 11408-11417, 11418-11423, 11428, 11434, 11437, 11443, 11460, 11466, 11469, 11472, 11547, 11554, 11559, 11560, 11561, 11562 [6MY]
Congressional salary increases (S. 309), 16410 [17JN]
Elections: public financing (S. 2), 14443-14450 [3JN], 15090-15095 [9JN], 15427, 15472-15479 [11JN], 16184, 16185 [16JN], 16864 [19JN], 17024 [23JN], 18205 [30JN], 18568-18576 [1JY], 23562, 23578 [9SE], 23725, 23737 [10SE], 25027 [23SE]
Legislative efficiency: improve (S. Res. 260), 21752-21756 [30JY]
Members: attendance at ceremony in Philadelphia, PA, in honor of bicentennial of Constitution (H. Con. Res. 131), 16382, 16411 [17JN]
Analyses
Congressional Campaign Reform Act (S. 1672), 23553 [9SE]
Intelligence Oversight Act (S. 1721), 25311-25318 [25SE]
Senate Election Campaign Act (S. 779), 6115 [18MR]
Appointments
Canadian-U.S. Interparliamentary Group: Senator Stevens as Chairman of delegation, 11821 [8MY]
Commission for the Study of International Migration and Cooperative Economic Development: members, 4678 [3MR]
Commission on Agricultural Workers: Russell Pitzer, 7282 [30MR]
Commission on Arts and Antiquities of the U.S. Senate's ex-officio members, 2862 [4FE]
Committee on Energy and Natural Resources subcommittees, 1417 [16JA]
Committee on Small Business subcommittees, 4185 [26FE]
Committee To Escort the President, 1999 [27JA]
Committee To Escort the President pro tempore, 198 [6JA]
Conferees: H. Con. Res. 93, setting forth congressional budget for fiscal years 1988-90, 11982 [12MY], 12073 [12MY]
———H.R. 2714, making appropriations for the legislative branch, 27961 [15OC], 28301 [16OC]
Davidson, Michael: Senate Legal Counsel representation, 315 [6JA]
Delegation representing Congress at ceremony honoring the Constitution, 19877 [15JY]
Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission, 4678 [3MR]
Senate Office Building Commission, 4410 [26FE]
Technology Assessment Board: Senator Grassley, 2466 [2FE]
U.S. Senate Arms Control Observer Group, 1419 [16JA]
Articles and editorials
``Advice and Consent'' in Selecting Judges Has Its Limitations, 30569 [3NO]
American Hero Shows His Colors, 21192 [27JY]
Attack on Senator Metzenbaum, 21481 [29JY]
Babbitt, Dukakis Join Bork Opponents, 29043 [23OC]
Bank Board Chief Vows New Course—Wall Says S&Ls' Influence To Shrink, 25720 [30SE]
Bill Bradley, 3361 [17FE]
Bill Bradley . . . and the Race for the Presidency, 33267-33269 [30NO]
Bill Bradley Takes His Shot, 3414-3418 [17FE]
Bork Disinformers, 29044 [23OC]
Bork Nomination, 29040 [23OC]
Bork Supreme Court Nomination, 29034 [23OC]
Bork's Foes Built Strategy on South, 29042 [23OC]
Campaign Finance System Isn't Sick, 10667 [30AP], 11815 [8MY]
Campaign Funding Rules in Need of an Overhaul, 16823 [19JN]
Campaign Reform, 14661 [4JN]
Campaign Reform Fraud, 19141 [9JY], 22838 [6AU]
Campaign Finance Filibuster Trains National Spotlight on McConnell, 16368 [17JN]
Case of Mistaken Identity, 11388 [6MY]
Centennial of Late Senator's Birth Recalls Half-Century Domination of the Old Dominion's Destiny, 15133 [10JN]
Charles E. Goodell, Senator Agnew Assailed, Dies, 5730 [16MR]
Charles Goodell Dies; Represented State in Senate, 3982 [24FE]
Closer to the Bone, 16378 [17JN]
Compensation of Congressmen, 921 [7JA]
Congressional Income, 2051 [28JA]
Curbing the PACs, 15054 [9JN]
Dealing With PAC Problem, 15054 [9JN]
Does the System Want Reform?, 15061 [9JN]
Don't Make Taxpayers Finance Campaigns, Senator McConnell, 22837 [6AU]
Drowning in Money, 15437 [11JN]
Dubious Distinction, 16822 [19JN]
Famous Marble Room to Become Retreat for Senators, 4983 [6MR]
Federal Election Campaign Act, 14851 [5JN], 21960-21992 [3AU]
Fiddling in D.C., 31731 [12NO]
51 Senators List $1 Million in Aid, 23948 [15SE]
Fifty Years of Honeymoon, 21115 [24JY]
Filibuster and the Smell, 23943 [15SE]
Frank Carlson, 94, a Republican Peacemaker, 14264 [2JN]
Frank Carlson, 94, Former Senator From Kansas, Dies, 14264 [2JN]
Frank Carlson Dies, 14264 [2JN]
Frankensteining of Bork, 29038 [23OC]
Good Man's Immortality, 13761 [27MY]
Haynsworth and Carswell—A New Senate Standard of Excellence, 22365-22370 [5AU], 28890-28895 [22OC]
Hedging a Bet, 15053 [9JN]
Heflin, Shelby Praised on Vote, 22836 [6AU]
How Congress Budgets—And How It Should, Senator Quayle, 12533 [14MY]
If ``Senator Sam'' Were the Nominee, 29070 [23OC]
In Public, Praise for Contras—In Private, a Darker U.S. View, 15575 [11JN]
Inside the Capitol, 27729 [13OC]
Iran-Contra Hearings, 15575 [11JN]
It's a Smoke Screen That Obscures the Real Corruption, 23560 [9SE]
Its Time Has Come!, 16823 [19JN]
It's Time To Cut PAC Power, Senator Boren, 22837 [6AU]
Jim Crowing of Bork, 29039 [23OC]
Joint Intelligence Committee Is a Bad Idea, Representative Beilenson, 9340 [22AP]
Just Say ``No'' To Taxes—Congress Should Be Especially Wary of Excise Tax Proposals, 15375 [10JN]
Lawmakers Defend Broad Interpretation of Treaty, 8679 [9AP]
Making of a Supreme Court Justice, 28668 [21OC]
McConnell, Ford Split on Campaign Financing, 15407 [11JN]
Most Vital Skill in Congress, 14661 [4JN]
Need for Higher Taxes, 8348 [8AP]
Nomination of Robert H. Bork to Supreme Court, 28906 [22OC]
Now for the Republicans, 16821 [19JN]
Part-Time Legislators and Full-Time Fund-Raisers, 11040 [5MY]
Pay Raise for Congress Sneaks Past Back Door—Boost Hidden in Last Week's House Action, 31732 [12NO]
Perfuming Money in the Senate, 14978 [9JN]
Political Action Committees Reform (sundry), 14988-15052 [9JN]
Poor Housekeeping Record, 33547 [1DE]
Pressler Needs To Support S. 2, 16823 [19JN]
Proceedings of the Senate (1792 issue of Philadelphia, PA, newspaper), 14268 [2JN]
Proposition 2\1/2\—A Balanced-Budget Amendment That Really Works, 4393 [26FE]
Proud Salute to Mr. Lautenberg, 28356 [19OC], 31225 [6NO]
Raising 1990 Funds and Some Hackles, 23949 [15SE]
Reagan ``Absolutely'' Believes Disinformation Misleads Hill, 26329 [2OC]
Rein in the PAC's, 15053 [9JN]
Releasing Report Now Would Mislead Public: Senator Cohen, 1122 [12JA]
Return of the Stamp Act, Senator Stevens, 23560 [9SE]
Senate Fakery Committee's Bill, 37685 [21DE]
Senator Melcher Gets a Bum Rap, 29056 [23OC]
Sham-Rudman, 22213 [4AU]
Solid Senator, 34107, 34115, 34116 [4DE]
State Has Shown Need for Campaign Limits, 16822 [19JN]
Suggestion for Senator Glenn, 1079 [8JA]
Supporter Out-Maneuvered, 29041 [23OC]
Supreme Court Nomination, 29072 [23OC]
Switch Hitters, 7529 [31MR]
Switch-Giving, 15055 [9JN]
Transformation in Senate Response to Supreme Court Nominations—From Reconstruction to the Taft Administration, 28897-28899 [22OC]
U.S. Senate, 18513 [1JY]
Untimely Pay Boost, 31732 [12NO]
Wanted a Man—A Man Who Will Stand, 14762 [4JN]
War Hero Is a Senator Now, 21898 [31JY]
Was Biden an Echo . . . Echo . . . Echo . . . Echo . . . Echo?, 25212 [25SE]
Watching the Cement Crumble Under Stress, 29044 [23OC]
What Stirred Their Anti-PAC Passions?, 16124 [16JN]
Why This Country Can't Lead, 34550 [9DE]
Bills and resolutions
Adjournment (see S. Con. Res. 1; H. Con. Res. 36, 170, 175, 220)
———conditional (see H. Con. Res. 103)
———notification to the President (see S. Res. 353), 37952 [22DE]
———sine die (see S. Res. 352; H. Con. Res. 235), 37952 [22DE]
Appropriations: bills shall be presented separately to the President (see S. 1835)
———continuing resolutions (see H.R. 3103)
———enroll continuing appropriations legislation agreed to by both Chambers in same form as series of separate bills or resolutions (see H.R. 3199)
———enrollment of certain bills (see S. Res. 263)
———making (see H.R. 2714)
———procedure to expedite consideration of certain bills and resolutions (see S. Con. Res. 16)
———require 60% majority vote of both Houses of Congress for passage of bill or joint resolution making continuing appropriations (see H.R. 3104, 3201)
Bicentennial: commemorate (see S. Res. 166, 293)
Bush, Vice President: tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (see S. Res. 349), 37794 [21DE]
Calendars: purchase (see S. Res. 223)
Central American Negotiations Senate Observer Group: amend S. Res. 273 (see S. Res. 297)
Chief of staff of majority and minority leaders: establish position (see S. Res. 89)
Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 79)
Committee on Appropriations: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 322)
Committee on Armed Services: supplemental appropriations (see S. Res. 306)
Committee on Finance: supplemental expenditures (see S. Res. 311)
Committee on Foreign Relations: release of documents (see S. Res. 324)
———review of closed session transcripts (see S. Res. 316)
Committee on Governmental Affairs: appointments (see S. Res. 112)
———authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 77)
———authorizing production of records by Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations (see S. Res. 292)
Committee on Indian Affairs (Select): authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 296)
———select Vice Chairman (see S. Res. 183)
Committee on Intelligence (Select): authorize production of documents (see S. Res. 180)
Committee on Labor and Human Resources: authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 75)
Committee on Rules and Administration: allow member to serve on Joint Committee on the Library (see S. Con. Res. 12)
———authorizing expenditures (see S. Res. 76)
Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Select): amend H. Res. 12 relative to members voting by proxy (see H. Res. 44)
———establish (see S. Res. 23)
———report (see H. Con. Res. 195, 201)
———tax information disclosures (see S. Res. 162)
Committee on Veterans' Affairs: supplemental expenditures (see S. Res. 319)
Committee To Investigate Covert Arms Transactions with Iran (House, Select): report on cost of investigation (see H. Con. Res. 201)
Committees of the Senate: allow witness right to request closed session (see S. Res. 146)
———amend rules on appointment (see S. Res. 211)
———reports on family fairness statements (see S. Res. 155)
———require at least one minority member for any committee vote (see S. Res. 145)
———requirements for proposed legislation on new employee benefits (see S. Res. 218)
Communications: payment for equipment and certain services furnished by Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper (see S. 1532)
Congress: continuing appropriations bills (see H.R. 3683)
———documentation for payments and reimbursements from contingent fund (see S. Res. 258)
———official mail funds (see S. Res. 257)
———procedure for separate consideration of extraneous provisions between House and Senate (see H. Res. 153)
———reimbursement of expenses paid to witnesses (see S. Res. 259)
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (see H. Con. Res. 92, 93, 98)
———setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (see S. Con. Res. 48, 49, 50, 51)
Congressional Campaign Reform Act: enact (see S. 1672)
Congressional employees: annual financial disclosure statement for those having access to classified information (see H.R. 3287)
———authorizing testimony and production of documents in an unemployment compensation appeals matter (see S. Res. 203, 236)
———severance pay and leave benefits to certain (see S. Res. 33)
Constitution: attendance of Members of Congress at ceremony in Philadelphia marking bicentennial (see S. Con. Res. 55; H. Con. Res. 131)
———attendance of Members of Congress at ceremony in Philadelphia marking the bicentennial (H. Con. Res. 131; S. Con. Res. 352): procedures for payment of expenses relative to implementation (see S. Res. 244)
Courts: authorizing testimony by investigator in U.S. v. Antonio Fernandez (see S. Res. 320)
``Creation of the Senate'': authorize reprinting (see S. 214)
Davidson, Michael: appointment as Senate Legal Counsel (see S. Res. 35)
Deaf: audio loop services (see S. Res. 149, 152)
———sign language interpretation (see S. Res. 148), 3724 [19FE]
Debate: limit time on motion to proceed (see S. Res. 308, 309)
DeGooyer, Franzetta R.: commend (see S. Res. 169)
Democratic Party: appointments to committees (see S. Res. 17, 19)
Dept. of Defense: congressional oversight of programs (see H.R. 1586)
Deputy President pro tempore: designate (see S. Res. 90)
———tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (see S. Res. 350), 37794 [21DE]
Dove, Robert B.: designation as Parliamentarian Emeritus (see S. Res. 32)
Election campaigns: constitutional amendment on contributions and expenditures (see S.J. Res. 166)
———limit campaign contributions (see H.R. 656)
———limit expenditures of personal funds (see S. 625)
———national standards for voter registration (see H.R. 3666)
———public financing (see S. 2, 50, 179, 207, 645, 725)
———reform (see S. 1326)
Ethics in Government Act: clarify (see S. Res. 126, 127, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 142, 143)
FDA: Senate confirmation of Commissioner (see H.R. 1226)
Federal aid programs: oversight (see H.R. 1585)
Federal judges: constitutional amendment on reconfirmation (see H.J. Res. 168)
Federal Salary Act: approval of Congress for salary increases (see S. 309)
Garner, Gloria S.: gratuity (see S. Res. 198)
Giugni, Henry K.: election as Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate (see S. Res. 10)
Greene, Howard: election as secretary for the minority of the Senate (see S. Res. 12)
``Guide to Records of the U.S. Senate at the National Archives, 1789-1989, Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (see S. Con. Res. 64)
Hall, Samuel T.: authorizing testimony in case of Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Geoffrey M. Young (see S. Res. 196)
Handicapped: ramp for access to gallery (see S. Res. 147)
Historical records: preservation (see S. Res. 129, 130, 131, 132)
``History of the U.S. Senate, 1787-1801'': reprinting (see S. Res. 338)
House of Representatives: constitutional amendment on Member's candidacy for Senate seat (see H.J. Res. 128)
———notification of Senate quorum (see S. Res. 2)
Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (see S. 1721)
Intelligence services: executive branch notification of sensitive foreign intelligence activities (see H.R. 3611)
Interim Office of Senate Security: establish (see S. Res. 229)
Journal: printing of bills and amendments (see S. Res. 115)
———reading to ensure it is up to date (see S. Res. 114, 124)
Kudel, Hazel A.: gratuity (see S. Res. 78)
Legislation: procedures for expedited consideration of certain bills and joint resolutions submitted by the President (see H. Con. Res. 119)
Legislative branch: establish commission to study compensation and other personnel policies and practices (see H. Con. Res. 120)
Legislative efficiency: improve (see S. Res. 260)
Macklin, William: authorizing payment of gratuity (see S. Res. 200)
McKinney, Stewart B.: adjournment in memory (see S. Res. 209)
———funeral committee (see S. Res. 209)
Members of Congress: complete recording of votes on any reported measure (see H. Res. 297)
———constitutional amendment relative to convictions for felonies (see H.J. Res. 26)
———constitutional amendment on terms limitation (see S.J. Res. 79)
———effective date for compensation (see H.R. 1224)
———effective date for salary increase in each House (see H.R. 175)
———limit outside earned income (see H.R. 965)
———prohibit franking privileges for mass mailings (see S. 1357)
———publication of certificates of elections in local newspapers (see S. Res. 125)
———reduced postage rates for certain mail matter sent to (see H.R. 1126)
———salary adjustment effective date (see H.J. Res. 31)
———salary adjustment made by recorded vote and deferred until start of Congress (see H.R. 3774)
———salary increase conditions (see S. 518, S.J. Res. 30; H.R. 935, 949, 1011, 1012, 3687, 3759, H. Con. Res. 45)
———salary increase contingencies (see H.R. 658)
———salary increase recommendations (see S.J. Res. 42)
———salary increase revocation (see H.R. 966)
———salary and pension (see S. 544; H.R. 759, 1099, 1168, 1169, 1225, 1257; H.J. Res. 105, 107)
———salary provision constitutional amendment (see H.J. Res. 62)
———salary reduction automatic if Congress fails to adopt a concurrent resolution on the budget (see H.R. 3125)
———terms length and limitation (see H.J. Res. 15, 94, 95)
———treatment of State income tax (see H.R. 2820)
Mitchell, Margaret C.: gratuity (see S. Res. 199)
Mitchell, Senator: designate as Deputy President pro tempore (see S. Res. 91)
Mook, Barbara: authorizing testimony in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Geoffrey M. Young (see S. Res. 196)
NRC: require Presidential appointment and Senate confirmation of Executive Director for Operations (see H.R. 3124)
Office of Senate Security: establish (see S. Res. 243)
Official personnel and office expense account (see S. 1574)
Pensions: eliminate cost of living adjustments under civil service and Federal employee's retirement systems for ex-Members of Congress (see H.R. 652)
Phillips, William D.: authorizing testimony (see S. Res. 326)
Photograph: authorize (see S. Res. 228)
Political action committee: ethical conduct (see S. Res. 279)
———limit role in elections (see S. 1759)
Postal Service: limit funds for official mail costs (see H. Con. Res. 54)
———reduced rates for mail sent to Members of Congress (see S. 141)
Pratt, David J.: commend for service (see S. Res. 177)
———election as secretary for the majority of the Senate (see S. Res. 11)
President: transmittal of copies of executive sessions (see S. Res. 135, 136)
President pro tempore: congratulations (see S. Res. 5)
———election (see S. Res. 3)
———election notification to President (see S. Res. 4)
———election notification to the House of Representatives (see S. Res. 6)
———tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (see S. Res. 351), 37794 [21DE]
Presidential appointments: relevant information on nominee's fitness and qualifications (see S. 318)
Procedure: continue rules from one Congress to another (see S. Res. 123)
———improve (see S. Res. 128)
Reagan, President: notification that quorum of both Houses is assembled (see S. Res. 1)
Report 100-9: authorize reprinting (see S. Con. Res. 53)
Republican Party: appointments to committees (see S. Res. 18, 20)
Rules: amend (see S. Res. 211)
———amend paragraph 1 of rule XVI (see S. Res. 265)
———amend relative to amendments (see S. Res. 277)
———amend relative to motion to proceed (see S. Res. 275)
———amend relative to sense of the Senate or Congress resolutions (see S. Res. 274)
———amend relative to standing committees (see S. Res. 14, 15, 16, 106)
———amend relative to time limit on votes (see S. Res. 276)
———gender neutral (see S. Res. 156)
———germaneness or relevancy of amendments (see S. 41; S. Res. 27)
———impeachment of convicted felons (see S. Res. 48)
———limit legislative amendments to general appropriations bills (see S. 42; S. Res. 26)
———notice of change (see S. Res. 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 122), 3724 [19FE]
———overturning the Chair on questions of germaneness under cloture (see S. Res. 25, 43)
———precedence of motions (see S. Res. 105, 107)
———questions of order (see S. Res. 108)
———substitute amendments considered as first degree amendments under cloture (see S. Res. 24, 44)
———waive reading of amendments under cloture (see S. Res. 28, 45)
Saffold, C. Abbott: election as secretary for the majority (see S. Res. 178)
Senate Arms Control Observer Group: reauthorizing (see S. Res. 30)
Senate Central American Negotiation Observer Group: establish (see S. Res. 273)
Senate Election Campaign Act: enact (see S. 779)
Senate Legal Counsel: appearance as amicus curiae (see S. Res. 160, 222)
———enforce subpoena and order of the Senate Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (see S. Res. 170), 6358 [19MR]
———representation in Brownsville Golden Age Nursing Home, Inc. v. Joann Wells (see S. Res. 99)
———representation and production of documents by Philip Q. Cohen in Moreno v. SBA (see S. Res. 305)
———representation relative to constitutionality cases (see S. Res. 281)
———representation in Shaw v. Senate Intelligence Committee (see S. Res. 186)
———representation in U.S. v. Bardoff (see S. Res. 318), 31527 [10NO]
———representation of certain employees (see S. Res. 221, 269, 333)
———representation of certain employees in U.S. v. Carrothers (see S. Res. 234)
———representation of Linda J. Gustitus (see S. Res. 268)
———representation of the President of the Senate and President pro tempore (see S. Res. 215), 12300 [13MY]
———representation of the Secretary of the Senate in Humphrey v. Baker (see S. Res. 168)
———representation of Senator Dole and authorizing production of certain documents (see S. Res. 161)
———representation of Senator Hecht (see S. Res. 202)
———representation of Senator Helms in Tayoun v. Foglietta (see S. Res. 182)
———representation of Senator Simon (see S. Res. 235)
———representation of Senators Heinz and Specter in Carroll v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole (see S. Res. 299)
Senate staff: allow Secretary of the Senate to fill vacancies occurring during closing of office of Senator in case of death or resignation (see S. Res. 173)
Senators: legislative assistance (see S. Res. 34)
Sessions: hour of daily meetings (see S. Res. 13)
Special orders: procedure (see S. Res. 133, 134)
State of the Union: joint session to receive message from the President (see H. Con. Res. 1)
Stewart, Walter J.: election as Sec. of the Senate (see S. Res. 7)
———President notified of election as Sec. of the Senate (see S. Res. 8)
Subcommittee on Investigations (Permanent): production of documents (see S. Res. 231)
Supreme Court: nominations (see H.R. 3442)
Taxation: amend Constitution to require \2/3\ vote of each House to increase (see H.J. Res. 29)
———tax increase rules (see S. Res. 262)
Travel: accountability (see H.R. 754)
Treaties: documents the Senate should not consider as establishing the meaning of treaties as it decides whether to consent to ratification (see S. Res. 339)
``U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd's Addresses on the History of the U.S. Senate—Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (see S. Con. Res. 18), 3724 [19FE]
Voting: electronic devices (see S. Res. 29)
Zorinsky, Edward: condolences of House of Representatives (see H. Res. 115)
———tribute (see S. Res. 163)
Biographies
Frank Carlson, 14761 [4JN]
Books
``Senate Manual—Standing Orders of the Senate'', 284 [6JA]
Briefs
Senator Helms v. Sec. of the Treasury, 22149 [3AU]
Certificates of election
Members: sundry Governors, 193-196 [6JA]
Chronologies
Watergate crisis, 3432-3436 [17FE]
Cloture motions
Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), 15062 [9JN], 15434, 15444 [11JN], 16129 [16JN], 16377 [17JN], 16378 [17JN], 16818 [19JN], 23181 [7AU], 23732 [10SE]
———amend (S. 2), committee substitute, 23950 [15SE]
Comments
Congressional Campaign Reform Act (S. 1672), 23557-23559 [9SE]
Communications from
Report, 13235 (EC1267) [20MY], 32037 (EC2141) [17NO]
Descriptions
How a bill becomes law, 2170 [28JA]
Minority leader, 6287 [19MR]
Designated acting Presidents pro tempore
Adams, Senator, 8926 [10AP], 23512 [9SE]
Bingaman, Senator, 11970 [12MY], 17909 [27JN]
Breaux, Senator, 12829 [19MY], 15655 [15JN], 19293 [10JY], 20127 [17JY], 20907 [23JY], 25350 [26SE], 25390 [28SE], 26419 [6OC], 27747 [14OC], 28012 [15OC], 31837 [13NO], 31982 [17NO]
Burdick, Senator, 25059 [24SE], 37628 [21DE]
Byrd, Senator, 30483 [3NO], 33065 [20NO]
———for intersession recess, 37713 [21DE]
Conrad, Senator, 6523 [23MR], 11749 [8MY], 16975 [23JN], 18120 [30JN], 18735 [7JY], 21808 [31JY], 22800 [6AU], 24958 [23SE], 26064 [1OC], 28179 [16OC], 29018 [23OC], 34107 [4DE], 35074 [11DE], 35764 [16DE]
Daschle, Senator, 15407 [11JN], 21950 [3AU], 22349 [5AU], 27341 [13OC], 28364 [20OC], 29309 [27OC], 32562 [18NO]
DeConcini, Senator, 12562 [15MY]
Dixon, Senator, 7431 [31MR], 11037 [5MY]
Ford, Senator, 4444 [27FE], 26255 [2OC]
Fowler, Senator, 2227 [29JA], 7782 [2AP], 10631 [30AP]
Graham, Senator, 6287 [19MR], 16814 [19JN], 17440 [25JN], 21204 [28JY], 24475 [18SE], 27176 [9OC], 28844 [22OC], 30276 [30OC], 31463 [10NO], 33808 [3DE], 35596 [15DE], 35944 [17DE]
Kerry, Senator, 6779 [25MR], 9369 [23AP], 10050 [28AP]
Lautenberg, Senator, 23713 [10SE]
Leahy, Senator, 19138 [9JY], 19902 [15JY], 21066 [24JY], 24704 [22SE]
Mikulski, Senator, 4559 [3MR], 21471 [29JY]
Mitchell, Senator, 1558 [21JA], 1944 [27JA]
Proxmire, Senator, 9084 [21AP], 9753 [27AP], 11604 [7MY], 13863 [28MY], 17213 [24JN], 19680 [14JY], 25210 [25SE], 26991 [8OC], 31728 [12NO], 36519 [19DE], 37946 [22DE]
Pryor, Senator, 1250 [14JA]
Reid, Senator, 5292 [11MR], 8390 [8AP], 9702 [24AP], 13688 [27MY], 14954 [9JN], 15121 [10JN], 21690 [30JY], 24137 [16SE], 28621 [21OC], 32731 [19NO], 33234 [30NO]
Rockefeller, Senator, 6634 [24MR], 18407 [1JY]
Sanford, Senator, 7883 [3AP], 8672 [9AP], 9199 [22AP], 10301 [29AP], 13435 [21MY], 14263 [2JN], 14433 [3JN], 14610 [4JN], 20362 [21JY], 22166 [4AU], 31058 [5NO]
Shelby, Senator, 7103 [27MR], 8021 [6AP], 16097 [16JN], 16602 [18JN], 29534 [28OC], 31191 [6NO], 34432 [9DE]
Simon, Senator, 1437 [20JA]
Stennis, Senator, 6968 [26MR]
Wirth, Senator, 2521 [3FE], 7601 [1AP], 12425 [14MY], 13131 [20MY], 14110 [29MY], 14807 [5JN], 16341 [17JN], 18851 [8JY], 23083 [7AU], 29785 [29OC], 34786 [10DE], 36686 [20DE]
Digests
100th Cong., 1st sess., accomplishments, 37908-37928 [21DE]
Documents
Committees—Requirements for Legislation on New Employee Benefits (S. Res. 218), 19687 [14JY]
Election Act (1985), 22396 [5AU]
Motions in Jackson Matter, 11605 [7MY]
Senate Procedure—Precedents and Practices, 23539 [9SE]
Senate Role in Nomination of Supreme Court Justices, 21691 [30JY]
Senate Rule V, 2997 [5FE]
Standing Rules of the Senate, 32766 [19NO]
U.S. Constitution: Article II, section II, 12573 [15MY]
Wisconsin Act (1985), 22396 [5AU]
Essays
Politics: Kris Jensen, 16874 [19JN]
Excerpts
``Federalist Papers'', Alexander Hamilton (excerpt), 16837 [19JN], 28850 [22OC]
``Hours Are Like a String of Pearls'', 16638 [18JN]
``Judge John J. Parker and the Constitution,'' William C. Burris, 29071 [23OC]
Explanations
Amendment to S. 2, public financing to candidates whose opponents exceed spending limits, 18513 [1JY]
Conference agreement on H. Con. Res. 93: committee of conference, 17223-17228 [24JN]
Limitations on the use of the frank by candidates for public office, 33044 [20NO]
Financial statements
Dole, Senator, 11751 [8MY]
Kasten, Senator, 12922 [19MY]
Proxmire, Senator, 9088-9090 [21AP]
Simon, Senator, 12028 [12MY]
Stafford, Senator, 12533 [14MY]
Hearings
Committee on Rules and Administration: spending limits and public financing for Senate elections (S. 2, 50, 179, 207, 615, 625, 725) (testimony), D267 [22AP], D275 [23AP]
Letters
Acting President pro tempore: Senator Stennis, 2227 [29JA]
Administration reinterpretation of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty: Office of the Majority Leader, 4999 [6MR]
Appropriations for legislative branch: Representative Annunzio, 18043 [29JN]
Budget deficit: several Senators, 4167 [26FE]
Campaign finance: Barry Goldwater, 14471 [3JN], 15441 [11JN], 23190 [7AU]
———Senator Boren, 15441 [11JN]
Chair of Congressional Commission on Central American Negotiations: Henry A. Kissinger, 16820 [19JN]
———Jeane J. Kirkpatrick and Ira Gallaway, 16820 [19JN]
Congress needs to ``Clean Up Own Act'', 16671 [18JN]
Congressional mail cost: Milton J. Socolar, 18084 [29JN]
Congressional pay increase, 2502 [3FE]
———Richard Cheek, 3170 [5FE]
Correction of transcript error relative to Iran-Contra hearings: Representative Dymally, 15374 [10JN]
Dept. of Justice views on S. 2 and other Federal Election Campaign Act amendment proposals: John R. Bolton, 14462-14464 [3JN]
Election campaign advertising spots: National Association of Broadcasters, 14985 [9JN]
Expedited congressional procedures for assistance to Contras: GAO, 13927 [28MY]
———Senator Inouye, 13927 [28MY]
Federal Election Campaign Act: sundry, 14470 [3JN]
Image of Congress: Paine Wingate, 8027 [6AP]
Job applications: Tristram Dalton, 8027 [6AP]
Money solicitation: National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, 16287 [16JN]
Resignation from Committee to Investigate National Defense Programs: Harry S. Truman (1943), 21951 [3AU]
Senate procedures for handling classified information, Senator Dole, 9372 [23AP]
Supreme Court nomination: Sidney Hook, Ad Hoc Committee for Principled Discussions of Constitutional Issues, 28853 [22OC]
Television coverage of Congress: C-SPAN viewer, 14275 [2JN]
To an absent Senator: Charles Thomson (1789), 8027 [6AP]
Tribute to Berlin on 750th anniversary enacted by the Senate, Donald K. Anderson, 9039 [21AP]
Lists
Bills of the first U.S. Senate, 8028 [6AP]
Bills enacted into public law, 100th Cong., 1st sess. D917 [2FE]
Bills vetoed, 100th Cong., 1st sess., D917 [2FE]
Cabinet nominees rejected by Senate, 21504 [29JY]
Colleges and universities visited under the Congressional Alumni Campus Fellows Programs, 11662 [7MY]
Committee funding resolutions, 35619 [15DE]
Committee meetings and activities, 4413 [26FE]
Congressional Award Program recipients, 12221 [12MY]
Cosponsors: S. 2, Senatorial Election Campaign Act, 7528 [31MR]
Errata in H. Con. Res. 93 conference report, 17223 [24JN]
History of bills enacted into law, 100th Cong., 1st sess., D918-D928 [2FE]
Newspapers endorsing S. 2, Senatorial Election Campaign Act, 7528 [31MR]
1986 honoraria contributed to charity—Senator Dole, 11751 [8MY]
Officials eligible for Senate floor privileges, 27256 [9OC]
100th Cong., 1st sess.: accomplishments, 37908 [21DE]
Organizations supporting S. 2, funding of political campaigns, 14458 [3JN]
Political action committees reform editorials, 15053-15055 [9JN]
Resume of Congressional Activity, D43 [2FE]
Senate rejection of treaties (selected references), 10326 [29AP]
Senators, 100th Congress, 196 [6JA]
St. Patrick's Day Statement: Friends of Ireland, U.S. Senate and House of Representatives signatories, 5917 [17MR]
Staff members participating in Republic of China program, 2939 [4FE]
Staff of Committee on the Budget regular floor privileges, 17223 [24JN]
Statements of Senators concerning relevance of nominee's views (Fortas hearings and debates), 20911, 20912 [23JY]
Substantial contributors to the U.S. Association of Former Members of Congress, 11664 [7MY]
Supreme Court nominees rejected by Senate, 21504 [29JY]
Treaties pending on Committee on Foreign Relations calendar, 10324 [29AP]
Meetings
Committee on Rules and Administration: pay gratuity to the survivors of certain deceased Senate employees, D295 [29AP]
———Senatorial Election Campaign Act (S. 2), D295 [29AP]
Memorandums
Expedited Congressional Procedures for Assistance to Contras: Congressional Research Service, 13928 [28MY]
Public campaign financing: League of Women Voters, 16118 [16JN]
Tennessee Construction of Monitored Retrievable Storage Facility (McWherter v. Bush): Senate Legal Counsel, 12288 [13MY]
Memorials of legislature
Connecticut, 23571 [9SE], 23648 [9SE]
Wisconsin, 23649 [9SE], 24779 [22SE], 24957 [23SE], 25417 [28SE], 26159 [1OC]
Wyoming, 25418 [28SE]
Messages
Resignation From Senate: Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., 2746 [4FE]
Suspension of Certain Sections of Trade Act: President Reagan, 14323 [2JN]
Motions
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), consideration, 10063 [28AP]
———setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), recommit, 10063 [28AP]
Federal Election Campaign Act: amend (S. 2), Budget Act waiver, 15444 [11JN]
Quorum call, 27749 [14OC]
Notices
Reports filed, 3157 [5FE]
Oaths administered
Members, 196 [6JA]
Stennis Senator: president pro tempore, 198 [6JA]
Stewart, Walter J.: Sec. of the Senate, 198 [6JA]
Papers
Congressional Mail Cost, 18084 [29JN]
Paralysis in the U.S. Senate: Charles Dunn, 4179-4181 [26FE]
Poems
``Something Good About You,'' Louis Shimon, 23368 [7AU]
``Tribute to Senators,'' 6526 [23MR]
``When You Stand and Face Your Brother'', 33065 [20NO]
Polls of opinion
By Senator Pressler, 4574 [3MR]
Harris survey (sundry), 16366 [17JN]
Prayers
Halverson, Richard C., 193 [6JA], 1118 [12JA], 1210 [13JA], 1250 [14JA], 1366 [16JA], 1437 [20JA], 1558 [21JA], 1838 [22JA], 1920 [26JA], 1944 [27JA], 2071 [28JA], 2227 [29JA], 2396 [2FE], 2521 [3FE], 3340 [16FE], 3345 [17FE], 3904 [23FE], 4162 [26FE], 4971 [6MR], 5112 [10MR], 5560 [12MR], 5685 [13MR], 6005 [18MR], 6287 [19MR], 6447 [20MR], 6523 [23MR], 6634 [24MR], 6779 [25MR], 6968 [26MR], 7103 [27MR], 7241 [30MR], 7431 [31MR], 7601 [1AP], 7782 [2AP], 7883 [3AP], 8021 [6AP], 8390 [8AP], 8672 [9AP], 8926 [10AP], 9084 [21AP], 9199 [22AP], 9369 [23AP], 9753 [27AP], 10050 [28AP], 10301 [29AP], 10872 [1MY], 11364 [6MY], 11604 [7MY], 11749 [8MY], 11970 [12MY], 12251 [13MY], 12425 [14MY], 12562 [15MY], 12829 [19MY], 13435 [21MY], 13688 [27MY], 14110 [29MY], 14263 [2JN], 14433 [3JN], 14610 [4JN], 14807 [5JN], 14954 [9JN], 15407 [11JN], 16097 [16JN], 16341 [17JN], 16602 [18JN], 16814 [19JN], 16975 [23JN], 17213 [24JN], 17440 [25JN], 17732 [26JN], 17909 [27JN], 18120 [30JN], 18407, 18593 [1JY], 18735 [7JY], 18851 [8JY], 19138 [9JY], 19293 [10JY], 19680 [14JY], 19902 [15JY], 20127 [17JY], 20610 [22JY], 21066 [24JY], 21204 [28JY], 21471 [29JY], 21690 [30JY], 21808 [31JY], 21950 [3AU], 22166 [4AU], 22349 [5AU], 22800 [6AU], 23083 [7AU], 23512 [9SE], 23713 [10SE], 23805 [11SE], 24137 [16SE], 24354 [17SE], 24704 [22SE], 24958 [23SE], 25059 [24SE], 25210 [25SE], 25350 [26SE], 25390 [28SE], 25751 [30SE], 26064 [1OC], 26255 [2OC], 26419 [6OC], 26816 [7OC], 26991 [8OC], 27176 [9OC], 27341 [13OC], 27747 [14OC], 28012 [15OC], 28179 [16OC], 28621 [21OC], 28844 [22OC], 29018 [23OC], 29534 [28OC], 29785 [29OC], 30276 [30OC], 30483 [3NO], 30677 [4NO], 31058 [5NO], 31191 [6NO], 31463 [10NO], 31728 [12NO], 31982 [17NO], 32562 [18NO], 32731 [19NO], 33065 [20NO], 33234 [30NO], 33335 [1DE], 33559 [2DE], 33808 [3DE], 34296 [8DE], 34432 [9DE], 34786 [10DE], 35074 [11DE], 35596 [15DE], 35764 [16DE], 35944 [17DE], 36160 [18DE], 36519 [19DE], 36686 [20DE], 37628 [21DE], 37946 [22DE]
Prayers by visitors
Balkany, Milton, 13131 [20MY]
Brown, Robert, 11037 [5MY]
Drake, Randell O., 15121 [10JN]
Feller, Moshe, 25489 [29SE]
Goodrich, Robert A., Jr., 10631 [30AP]
Gutterman, Leslie Y., 23936 [15SE]
Jakobiak, Arthur J., 20362 [21JY]
Lopez, Vicente, 31837 [13NO]
Phillips, Acen L., 2993 [5FE]
Phillips, Chester, 20907 [23JY]
Rector, Hampton J., 4559 [3MR]
Sarelis, Charles P., 28364 [20OC]
Satterlee, Ward M., 29309 [27OC]
Squires, Donal M., 13863 [28MY]
Staight, John E., 34107 [4DE]
Templeton, Edd, 5292 [11MR]
Troxel, James R., 2743 [4FE]
Watkins, William P., 3591 [19FE]
Williams, Smallwood, 5866 [17MR]
Press releases
Senator Metzenbaum: Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, 21483 [29JY]
Proposals
Hollings budget—fiscal year 1988, 7105 [27MR]
Recess, 10373 [29AP]
Remarks in House
Adjournment: May 21 to May 27 (H. Con. Res. 127), 13084 [20MY]
———(H. Con. Res. 170), 21459 [29JY]
———(H. Con. Res. 220), 33029, 33054, 33055 [20NO]
Appropriations: enroll continuing appropriations legislation agreed to by both chambers in same form as series of separate bills or resolutions (H.R. 3199), 25050 [23SE]
———require 60% majority vote of both Houses of Congress for passage of bill or joint resolution making continuing appropriations (H.R. 3201), 25050 [23SE]
Association of Former Members: annual report, 11662-11667 [7MY]
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act: repeal Gramm-Rudman-Hollings amendment, 21580 [30JY]
Budget: bipartisanship on the deficit, 30956 [5NO]
———continuing resolution, 18601 [1JY], 29009 [22OC]
———Democratic alternative, 16430 [17JN]
———process, 9174 [21AP], 16206 [16JN]
———responsibility for deficit, 3494 [19FE]
Capitol pages: tribute, 15390 [10JN], 15558 [11JN]
Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Select): report (H. Con. Res. 195), 28829 [22OC]
Committee To Notify the President of the Assembly of the Congress: report, 19 [6JA]
Communications: payment for equipment and certain services furnished by Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper (S. 1532), 24865 [22SE]
Congress: bicentennial, 957, 958 [7JA], 18397 [30JN], 19612 [14JY], 22122 [3AU], 24058, 24059 [16SE]
———budget process, 16212 [16JN]
———freeze Members' salaries (H.R. 434), 1082 [8JA]
———Iran-Contra hearings, 14719 [4JN], 15575-15577 [11JN]
———Iran-Contra hearings—correction of transcript error, 15374 [10JN]
———leaks of classified information, 19614 [14JY], 19838-19840 [15JY]
———official personnel and office expense account (S. 1574), 26965 [8OC]
———pay raise, 31282, 31283 [9NO]
———role in achieving nuclear nonproliferation, 1079 [8JA]
———swearing of witnesses, 19614 [14JY]
Congress Hall, Philadelphia, PA: ceremonial session of the House of Representatives, 21168-21173 [27JY]
———printing of ceremonial proceedings, 21168 [27JY]
Congressional Award Program: tribute to recipients, 12221 [12MY]
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 92), debate procedure, 7391 [31MR], 7702 [1AP]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 92), rule request, 7747 [1AP]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), 7682, 7698 [1AP], 8081, 8083, 8084, 8095-8103 [7AP], 8285 [7AP], 8303-8364 [8AP], 8568 [9AP], 8626 [21AP], 8629 [9AP], 8921 [9AP], 9033 [10AP], 9650 [23AP], 12073 [12MY], 17050, 17051, 17056-17065, 17095, 17098 [23JN], 17361, 17363 [24JN], 26963 [8OC]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), appointment of conferees, 12073 [12MY]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), conference report, 17079 [25JN], 18705 [1JY]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), motion to recede, 12073 [12MY]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 95), 7759, 7760 [2AP], 8081 [7AP], 8614, 8619 [9AP]
Congressional employees: annual financial disclosure statement for those cleared for access to classified information (H.R. 3287), 24242 [16SE]
Congressional mail: cost, 18083, 18086 [29JN]
Congressional Pay for Performance Act: enact (H.R. 1038), 5217 [10MR]
Congressional Record: printing under Extensions of Remarks, 18078 [29JN]
Constitution: congratulations from Australian Senate on 200th anniversary, 32675 [18NO]
———joint session of Congress in Philadelphia, PA, to honor bicentennial, 4001 [24FE]
Courts: reconfirmation of Federal judges, 4733 [4MR]
Democracy: congressional disregard for laws, 7325 [30MR]
———ethics, 33785 [2DE]
Democratic Party: budget, 11670 [7MY]
Election campaigns: cost, 928 [7JA]
———negative campaign ads, 3482 [18FE]
———Presidential debates, 18601 [1JY]
FDA Commissioner: appointment subject to Senate confirmation (H.R. 1226), 4044 [24FE], 10964 [4MY]
Foreign relations: exchanges between Members of Congress and Supreme Soviet, 24472 [17SE]
Foreign trade policy: role in regulation, 7709 [1AP]
Goodell, Charles E.: tribute, 3982-3986 [24FE], 5730 [16MR]
``Guide to Records of the U.S. Senate at the National Archives, 1789-1989, Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (S. Con. Res. 64), 28828 [22OC]
Intelligence services: joint committee, 9340 [22AP]
Journal: question of approval, 6005 [18MR]
Legislative branch: establish commission to study compensation and other personnel policies and practices (H. Con. Res. 120), 11873 [8MY]
———making appropriations (H.R. 2714), 18042-18089 [29JN]
Legislative program, 9617 [23AP], 10373 [29AP], 10904 [1MY], 11568 [6MY], 13429 [21MY], 14240, 14241 [2JN], 17447 [25JN], 20303 [21JY], 22455 [5AU], 24569 [18SE], 28466 [20OC]
Members: attendance at ceremony in Philadelphia, PA, in honor of bicentennial of Constitution (H. Con. Res. 131), 14031 [28MY], 17669 [26JN]
———automatic reduction of pay if Congress fails to adopt a concurrent resolution on the budget (H.R. 3125), 22700 [5AU]
———complete recording of votes on any reported measure (H. Res. 297), 29753 [28OC]
———condition for salary increase (H.R. 949), 3482 [18FE]
———limits on honoraria, 2677 [4FE]
———official mail costs (H. Con. Res. 54), 3862 [19FE]
———pay adjustment made by recorded vote and deferred until start of Congress (H.R. 3774), 35821 [16DE]
———salary increase (H.R. 997), 3180 [5FE]
———salary and pension, 921 [7JA], 1936 [26JA], 2024 [27JA], 2035, 2045-2052 [28JA], 2199 [29JA], 2500 [3FE], 2660, 2663, 2673 [3FE], 2677, 2679, 2681, 2683, 2684, 2686-2692, 2700 [4FE], 3175, 3206 [5FE], 3337 [11FE]
———recorded vote on salary increase, 2682 [4FE]
———terms of office (H.J. Res. 77), 818 [7JA]
National objectives: bipartisan efforts, 23601 [9SE]
National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee: money solicitation letters on official congressional stationary, 16286 [16JN]
NRC: require Presidential appointment and Senate confirmation of Executive Director for Operations (H.R. 3124), 22696 [5AU]
Official personnel and office expense account (S. 1574), 27714 [13OC]
Pages: tribute, 1913 [22JA]
Parliamentary inquiry, 25169 [24SE], 31848 [13NO]
Persian Gulf: War Powers Act, 23024 [7AU]
Postal Service: limitations on use of frank by candidates for public office, 33044 [20NO]
S. Rept. 100-9: authorizing reprinting (S. Con. Res. 53), 18238 [30JN]
Salaries: implementation of appropriations bills prerequisite to appropriating certain, 5217 [10MR]
Senate Legal Counsel: authorizing representation for certain employees (S. Res. 272), 22900 [6AU]
Soviet Union: planned address by Mikhail Gorbachev to joint session of Congress, 32675, 32676, 32677-32679 [18NO], 32714 [18NO], 32915 [19NO], 33004 [20NO]
State of the Union Message: joint session to receive the President (H. Con. Res. 1), 19 [6JA], 2000 [27JA]
``U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd's Addresses on the History of the U.S. Senate—Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (S. Con. Res. 18), 4051 [25FE]
Zorinsky, Edward: condolences of House of Representatives (H. Res. 115), 5191, 5194 [10MR]
———tribute (S. Res. 163), 5112-5115 [10MR], 5402 [11MR]
Remarks in Senate
Accomplishments to date, 1924 [26JA]
Acting minority leader: recognition, 1119 [12JA]
Adjournment, 805 [6JA], 1419 [16JA], 1972 [27JA], 2168 [28JA], 2361 [29JA], 2650 [3FE], 2944 [4FE], 3436 [17FE], 3591, 3861 [19FE], 3945 [23FE], 8901 [9AP], 9616 [23AP], 13978 [28MY], 14167 [29MY], 15102 [9JN], 15494 [11JN], 16603 [18JN], 24019 [15SE], 24239 [16SE], 25207 [24SE], 27327 [9OC], 27844 [14OC], 30806 [4NO], 31168 [5NO], 31568 [10NO], 33186 [20NO], 37952 [22DE]
———authority, 12251 [13MY]
———(H. Con. Res. 154), 18500, 18594 [1JY]
———(H. Con. Res. 170), 21888 [31JY]
———(H. Con. Res. 220), 33095 [20NO]
———nonlegislative periods, 313 [6JA]
———notification to the President, 37952 [22DE]
———(S. Con. Res. 1), 297 [6JA]
———sine die, 37965 [22DE]
Appropriations: action on legislation, 26200 [1OC]
———bills shall be presented separately to the President (S. 1835), 30347 [30OC], 30680 [4NO]
———conference procedure, 36687, 36696, 36697 [20DE]
———urge early consideration on budget resolution, 12925 [19MY]
Arms control: points of consideration in negotiating treaty with Soviet Union, 27808 [14OC]
Australia: visit by Members of Parliament, 1856 [22JA]
Bicentennial: commemorate (S. Res. 293), 25856 [30SE]
———commemoration (S. Res. 166), 5654 [12MR]
Bicentennial minute: January 20, 1732—Birth of Richard Henry Lee, 1438 [20JA]
———April 29, 1745—Oliver Ellsworth Born, 10302 [29AP]
———April 28, 1758—James Monroe Is Born, 10053 [28AP]
———June 7, 1787—Method of Senatorial Election Decided, 14809 [5JN]
———June 9, 1787—Equal or Proportional Representation in the Senate, 14955 [9JN]
———June 18, 1787—Alexander Hamilton Proposes Lifetime Senate Terms, 16606 [18JN]
———June 26, 1787—Constitutional Convention Decides on Senate Term and Pay, 17823 [26JN]
———September 28, 1787—Congress Sends the Constitution to the States, 25391 [28SE]
———October 27, 1787—First Federalist Paper Published, 29435 [27OC]
———March 3, 1789—Demise of the Confederation Congress, 4570 [3MR]
———April 6, 1789—First Senate's First Day, 8026-8028 [6AP]
———April 6, 1789—First Senators Present Election Credentials, 8023 [6AP]
———April 8, 1789—First Sec. of the Senate, 8397 [8AP]
———April 21, 1789—John Adams Delivers Inaugural Address, 9085 [21AP]
———April 23, 1789—Protocol for Presenting a Bill, 9371 [23AP]
———April 27, 1789—The Senate's First Chaplain, 9754 [27AP]
———April 30, 1789—First Presidential Inauguration, 10635 [30AP]
———May 5, 1789—Senate Passes Bill for Administering Oaths, 11043 [5MY]
———May 15, 1789—Senator's Classifications Determined, 12583 [15MY]
———June 27, 1789—First Conference Committee, 17959 [27JN]
———July 17, 1789—Senate Passes Judiciary Act, 20148 [17JY]
———August 4, 1789—establishment of the Dept. of War, 22206 [4AU]
———September 11, 1789—Senate Receives and Confirms First Cabinet Nomination, 23806 [11SE]
———September 25, 1789—Senate Passes Bill of Rights, 25309 [25SE]
———September 29, 1789—Final Day of the Senate's First Session, 25608 [29SE]
———July 23, 1793—Death of Roger Sherman, 20931 [23JY]
———September 18, 1793—George Washington Places Capitol Cornerstone, 24478 [18SE]
———June 24, 1795—Senate Ratifies the Jay Treaty, 16976 [23JN]
———July 8, 1797—Expulsion of William Blount, 18914 [8JY]
———April 3, 1800—Free Postage for Martha Washington, 7893 [3AP]
———May 14, 1800—Senate meets for the last time in Philadelphia, 12456 [14MY]
———October 20, 1803—Senate Approves Louisiana Purchase, 28412 [20OC]
———1801-05—Aaron Burr, 31910-31916 [13NO]
———March 12, 1806—Value of the Senate Oratory, 5561 [12MR]
———October 16, 1806—William Pitt Fessenden Born, 28283 [16OC]
———June 3, 1808—Birth of Jefferson Davis, 14434 [3JN]
———December 4, 1815—Senate Convenes in ``Old Brick Capitol'', 34220 [4DE]
———November 2, 1820—Birth of Benjamin P. Poore, 31730 [12NO]
———May 13, 1828—Senate Passes Tariff of Abominations, 12286 [13MY]
———1831-95—Isaac Bassett, 23865-23870 [11SE]
———November 14, 1832—Death of Senator Charles Carroll, 31883 [13NO]
———July 15, 1833—Birth of Thomas Collier Platt, 20040 [15JY]
———December 11, 1833—Fight Over Executive Privilege, 35286 [11DE]
———May 7, 1834—Senate Refuses To Print President's Message, 11605 [7MY]
———January 16, 1837—Senate Reverses Censure of President, 1369 [16JA]
———March 20, 1845—Advise and Consent, 6485 [20MR]
———March 10, 1848—Senate Ratifies Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo, 5115 [10MR]
———March 26, 1848—Senate Arrests a Reporter, 6969 [26MR]
———January 29, 1850—Henry Clay and the Compromise of 1850, 2228 [29JA]
———March 11, 1850—William Henry Seward's ``Higher Law'' Speech, 5294 [11MR]
———April 1, 1850—Death of John C. Calhoun, 7675 [1AP]
———July 22, 1850—Daniel Webster Resigns From the Senate, 20655 [22JY]
———March 24, 1853—Vice President William King, 6636 [24MR]
———May 19, 1856—Sumner's Crime Against Kansas Speech, 12830 [19MY]
———March 23, 1858—Senate Votes on Admission of Kansas, 6524 [23MR]
———April 10, 1858—Death of Thomas H. Benton, 8927 [10AP]
———July 24, 1858—Lincoln-Douglas Debates, 21116 [24JY]
———December 9, 1858—Stephen Douglas Removed as Committee Chairman, 34457 [9DE]
———September 16, 1859—Senator Broderick Killed in Duel, 24140 [16SE]
———December 20, 1860—Senate Establishes Committee of Thirteen, 36581 [19DE]
———January 21, 1861—Jefferson Davis' Farewell Address, 1558 [21JA]
———April 22, 1861—The Massachusetts Regiment in the Senate, 9199 [22AP]
———July 10, 1861—Resolution To Expel Southern Senators, 19296 [10JY]
———July 21, 1861—First Battle of Bull Run, 20516 [21JY]
———May 20, 1862—Homestead Act Becomes Law, 13235 [20MY]
———October 6, 1862—Birth of Albert J. Beveridge, 26515 [6OC]
———July 14, 1865—Birth of Arthur Capper, 19773 [14JY]
———April 9, 1867—Senate Approves Alaska Purchase, 8675 [9AP]
———January 14, 1868—Senate Rejection of Removal of Cabinet Officer, 1251 [14JA]
———March 30, 1868—Johnson Impeachment Trial, 7244 [30MR]
———December 8, 1869—A Senator Seeks Peace and Quiet, 34325 [8DE]
———June 11, 1880—Birth of Jeannette Rankin, 15408 [11JN]
———February 23, 1881—Senate Working Conditions, 3904 [23FE]
———May 8, 1884—Harry Truman's Birthday, 11751 [8MY]
———February 17, 1888—Washington's Farewell Address Read, 3346 [17FE]
———March 31, 1888—Private Claims Bills, 7432 [31MR]
———October, 15, 1888—Senate Nears End of Marathon Session, 28124 [15OC]
———February 2, 1890—Senate Investigates Leaks, 2401 [2FE]
———March 13, 1893—Senate Committee Reorganization, 5687 [13MR]
———October 8, 1893—Senators at Lunch, 27091 [8OC]
———October 30, 1893—Sherman Silver Purchase Act repealed after long filibuster, 30338 [30OC]
———May 1, 1894—Coxey's Army at the Capitol, 10874 [1MY]
———March 27, 1895—Senate Chamber in Need of Renovation, 7103 [27MR]
———October 23, 1895—Birth of Clinton P. Anderson, 29142 [23OC]
———June 4, 1906—Senator Arthur P. Gorman dies, 14611 [4JN]
———October 14, 1906—People's Lobby, 27809 [14OC]
———December 2, 1907—The ``Cherokee Strip'', 33967 [3DE]
———July 30, 1911—New Senators Ingore Traditions, 21710 [30JY]
———May 28, 1913—J. Hamilton Lewis Becomes First Senate Party Whip, 13864 [28MY]
———October 9, 1913—Senate Meets a Movie, 27264 [9OC]
———November 4, 1913—Blair Lee Becomes First Directly Elected Senator, 30762 [4NO]
———January 22, 1917—Wilson's Peace Without Victory Speech, 1839 [22JA]
———May 29, 1917—John F. Kennedy Is Born, 14141 [29MY]
———September 30, 1918—President Wilson speaks out for women's suffrage, 25860 [30SE]
———February 26, 1919—Senate and League of Nations Proposal, 4163 [26FE]
———May 27, 1919—First Open Party Conference, 13688 [27MY]
———March 6, 1921—Marble Room, 4982 [6MR]
———October 3, 1922—First Women Senator Appointed, 26329 [2OC]
———October 28, 1928—Jim Preston, Press Gallery Czar, 29633 [28OC]
———May 21, 1929—Opening the Senate's Executive Session, 13438 [21MY]
———June 20, 1929—Majority and Minority Secretaries Established, 16820 [19JN]
———October 7, 1929—British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Addresses Senate, 26820 [7OC]
———October 29, 1929—State Funeral for a Senator, 29879 [29OC]
———June 25, 1930—Senate Telephone Controversy Ends, 17556 [25JN]
———December 7, 1931—President Hoover and the Senate, 34325 [8DE]
———June 17, 1932—Senate Defeats Bonus Bill, 16343 [17JN]
———May 6, 1935—Senator Cutting Killed in Plane Crash, 11370 [6MY]
———July 1, 1935—Senate Parliamentarian Established, 18407 [1JY]
———September 10, 1935—Senator Huey Long Dies, 23714 [10SE]
———January 5, 1937—Republican Leader Occupies Front-Row Desk, 209 [6JA]
———March 25, 1937—Senate Agrees To Preserve Historical Records, 6788 [25MR]
———December 13, 1940—Prospective Chairman With Equal Seniority, 35627 [15DE]
———February 4, 1944—Henry Cabot Lodge Resigns To Join Army, 2746 [4FE]
———August 3, 1944—Harry S. Truman Resigns From Committee To Investigate National Defense Programs, 21951 [3AU]
———October 22, 1944—War Movies in the Senate Chamber, 28973 [22OC]
———February 19, 1945—Night School for Senators, 3593 [19FE]
———November 19, 1945—Vacant Seat From Virginia, 32796 [19NO]
———1946-77—Committees, 3914, 3918 [23FE]
———March 18, 1947—Senate Admits Black Reporter to Press Gallery, 6006 [18MR]
———July 7, 1949—John Foster Dulles Becomes a Senator, 18738 [7JY]
———September 22, 1950—Vice President's Desk, 25385 [26SE]
———September 23, 1950—McCarran Act Becomes Law, 25018 [23SE]
———February 3, 1951—Physician of Congress, 2746 [4FE]
———July 31, 1953—Robert Taft Dies in Office, 21809 [31JY]
———November 10, 1953—See-Saw in Senate Majority, 31567 [10NO]
———May 12, 1954—Death of Senator Clyde Hoey, 11970 [12MY]
———November 3, 1954—Senator Strom Thurmond Elected as Write-in Candidate, 30527 [3NO]
———November 17, 1954—Old Senate Gavel Replaced, 32032 [17NO]
———December 2, 1954—The Senate Censures Joe McCarthy, 33563 [2DE]
———September 24, 1963—First Official Senate Photograph, 25182 [24SE]
———October 1, 1963—Senate Floor Privileges for Former Presidents, 26147 [1OC]
———June 10, 1964—Dramatic Vote on Civil Rights Bill, 15122 [10JN]
———August 5, 1965—President Johnson Signs Voting Rights Act in President's Room, 22454 [5AU]
———September 7, 1968—Voting Record of Margaret Chase Smith, 23525 [9SE]
———October 11, 1972—Senate Names Office Buildings, 27443 [13OC]
———November 5, 1975—Senate Opens All Committee Meetings, 31128 [5NO]
———June 16, 1976—Senate Convenes in Old Senate Chamber, 16099 [16JN]
Biden, Senator: Presidential campaign, 26068 [1OC]
Bills and resolutions: authorization for receipt, 314 [6JA]
Bradley, Senator: Presidential aspirations, 33267 [30NO]
Breaux, Senator: Golden Gavel Award, 25351 [26SE], 30284 [30OC]
Budget: congressional action, 7560 [31MR], 25059 [24SE]
———perfecting amendment to the amendment to instructions proposed by motion to recommit, 11428-11433 [6MY]
———procedure, 10050 [28AP]
———scorekeeping report, 4643 [3MR]
Bush, Vice President: tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (S. Res. 349), 37733 [21DE]
Byrd, Senator: anniversary, 14167 [29MY]
———Democratic Party's response to President Reagan, 2074 [28JA]
———voting record, 7447 [31MR]
Calendar, 1226 [13JA], 5395 [11MR], 6503 [20MR], 8054 [6AP], 14970 [9JN], 17817 [26JN], 19455 [10JY], 21545 [29JY], 21737 [30JY], 22352, 22375 [5AU], 22895 [6AU], 26138 [1OC], 30803 [4NO], 31166 [5NO], 36577 [19DE]
———consider nominations en bloc, 6637 [24MR]
———items for consideration, 1121 [12JA], 1921 [26JA], 11981 [12MY]
———items passed en bloc, 12578 [15MY]
Calendars: purchase (S. Res. 223), 14141 [29MY]
Capitol Building and Grounds: security system, 9371 [23AP]
———Senate recording studio price schedule, 11625 [7MY]
Central American Negotiations Senate Observer Group: amend S. Res. 273 (S. Res. 297), 28124, 28133 [15OC]
Coast Guard: nomination confirmed, 6917 [25MR]
Commission on Senate Operations and Fiscal Procedures: establish (S. Res. 49), 797 [6JA]
Committee meetings and activities, 4412 [26FE]
Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 79), 1659 [21JA]
Committee on Appropriations: authorization to take certain actions, 314 [6JA]
———authorizing supplemental expenditures (S. Res. 322), 36546 [19DE]
Committee on Armed Services: meetings during sessions, 6680 [24MR], 6907 [25MR]
———supplemental appropriations (S. Res. 306), 36546 [19DE]
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: tribute to leadership, 7170 [27MR]
Committee on Energy and Natural Resources: meetings during sessions, 6680 [24MR], 6907 [25MR]
———notices of hearings, 5177 [10MR]
Committee on Ethics (Select): notice of determination, 13277 [20MY], 2938-2940 [4FE]
Committee on Finance: meetings during sessions, 6907 [25MR]
———supplemental expenditures (S. Res. 311), 36546 [19DE]
Committee on Foreign Relations: activities of Subcommittee on European Affairs, 5969 [17MR]
———meetings during sessions, 6680 [24MR]
———release of documents (S. Res. 324), 32027 [17NO]
———review of closed session transcripts (S. Res. 316), 31276 [6NO]
Committee on Governmental Affairs: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 77), 1658 [21JA]
———authorizing production of records by Subcommittee on Investigations (S. Res. 292), 25650 [29SE]
———production of documents by Subcommittee on Investigations (S. Res. 231), 15448 [11JN]
Committee on Indian Affairs (Select): authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 296), 27447 [13OC]
———authorizing supplemental expenditures (S. Res. 321), 36546 [19DE]
———select vice chairman (S. Res. 183), 7993 [3AP]
———meetings during sessions, 7192 [27MR]
Committee on Intelligence (Select): appointments, 1139 [12JA]
———authorize production of documents (S. Res. 180), 7307 [30MR]
———expenditures (S. Res. 192), 25852 [30SE]
———meetings during sessions, 6680 [24MR], 6907 [25MR]
———proposed report, 1119-1121 [12JA]
Committee on Labor and Human Resources: authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 75), 1657 [21JA]
Committee on Rules and Administration: allow member to serve on Joint Committee on the Library (S. Con. Res. 12), 1657 [21JA]
———authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 76), 1657 [21JA]
———authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 325), 36546 [19DE]
———study operations, 31998, 31999 [17NO]
Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Select): amendment to rules of procedure, 10935 [1MY]
———appointments, 1139 [12JA]
———establish (S. Res. 23), 271-287, 292-296, 332, 804 [6JA], 28739 [21OC], 32595 [18NO]
———hearings, 11364 [6MY], 20610, 20615 [22JY]
———limited use immunity (S. Res. 165), 4174 [26FE], 5295 [11MR]
———report (H. Con. Res. 195), 30805 [4NO], 31090-31097 [5NO]
———revise organization and number of reports, 31090-31092 [5NO]
———rules and security guidelines, 1888 [22JA]
———tax information disclosures (S. Res. 162), 5369 [11MR]
Committee on Small Business: notices of hearings, 5177 [10MR]
———subcommittee assignments, 4185 [26FE]
Committee on the Judiciary: meetings during sessions, 6680 [24MR]
———rules, 12025 [12MY]
Committee on Veterans' Affairs: authorizing supplemental expenditures (S. Res. 319), 36546 [19DE]
Committee staff: tribute, 33630 [2DE]
Committees of the Senate: authority to file reports, 3945 [23FE], 6511 [20MR], 12626 [15MY]
———authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 80), 1857-1865 [22JA], 2099-2103 [28JA]
———authorizing expenditures (S. Res. 80), unanimous-consent agreement, 1865, 1866, 1869 [22JA]
———designating ranking members (S. Res. 72), 1524 [20JA]
———history since 1947, 3914, 3918 [23FE]
———majority party appointments (S. Res. 19), 203 [6JA]
———majority party appointments (S. Res. 17), 202 [6JA]
———meetings during sessions, 2227 [29JA]
———minority party appointments (S. Res. 18), 202 [6JA]
———minority party appointments (S. Res. 20), 203 [6JA]
———payment of severance pay to certain displaced employees (S. Res. 33), 314 [6JA]
———permission to take certain actions, 6510 [20MR]
———reform, 1215 [13JA]
———requirements for proposed legislation on new employee benefits (S. Res. 218), 13265 [20MY]
Communications: payment for equipment and certain services furnished by Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper (S. 1532), 25184 [24SE]
Conference reports: printing, 314 [6JA]
Congress: bicentennial, 2110 [28JA], 3073 [5FE], 4983 [6MR], 18177 [30JN], 21215 [28JY], 21471, 21472 [29JY], 22801 [6AU], 23188 [7AU], 23937 [15SE], 24355 [17SE], 24704 [22SE], 31226 [6NO], 32603 [18NO], 33066 [20NO], 34935 [10DE], 35988 [17DE], 36185 [18DE], 37645 [21DE], 37955 [22DE]
———budget rescission proposal, 12533 [14MY]
———documentation for payments and reimbursements from contingent fund (S. Res. 258), 21270 [28JY], 26138 [1OC]
———end of session wrap-up of issues, 37732 [21DE]
———fiscal year starts, 26068 [1OC]
———official mail funds (S. Res. 257), 21270 [28JY]
———official personnel and office expense account (S. 1574), 21738 [30JY], 22896 [6AU]
———public impression, 23714 [10SE]
———reimbursement of expenses paid to witnesses (S. Res. 259), 21270 [28JY]
———review of events of 1987, 36166 [18DE]
———rules, 12439 [14MY]
———tribute to floor staffs, 23366 [7AU]
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), 9756-9768, 9786 [27AP], 10057, 10063-10097 [28AP], 10304, 10307-10320, 10326 [29AP], 10639 [30AP], 11038, 11039, 11041-11043, 11050-11072 [5MY], 11371-11506 [6MY], 11604 [7MY], 11809 [8MY]
———setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), debate procedures, 11127 [5MY]
———setting forth for fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49), point of order, 10086 [28AP]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), 8926 [10AP], 16976-16978 [23JN], 26309-26315 [2OC], 26592 [6OC]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), conference report, 16874 [19JN], 17222-17304 [24JN], 18224 [30JN]
———setting forth for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), date for submitting recommendations to Committee on the Budget, 25650 [29SE]
Congressional Budget Act: allocations of spending authority, 22450 [5AU]
Congressional Budget Impoundment and Control Act: print additional copies of Public Law 93-344, 6510 [20MR]
Congressional Commission on Central American Negotiations: establish, 16819 [19JN]
Congressional employees: authorizing testimony and production of documents in an unemployment compensation appeals matter (S. Res. 203), 10668 [30AP]
———authorizing testimony in unemployment compensation hearing (S. Res. 236), 16639 [18JN], 32868 [19NO]
———tribute, 37730 [21DE]
Congressional Salary Act: enact (S. 518), 3128 [5FE]
Connecticut: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8030 [6AP]
Constitution: bicentennial, 2110 [28JA]
———participation of delegates from both Houses of Congress in bicentennial ceremonies (S. Con. Res. 55), 10654 [30AP]
Courts: authorizing testimony by investigator in U.S. v. Antonio Fernandez (S. Res. 320), 31856 [13NO]
``Creation of the Senate'': authorize reprinting (S. Res. 214), 11980 [12MY]
Daschle, Senator: Golden Gavel Award, 34318 [8DE]
DeGooyer, Franzetta R.: tribute (S. Res. 169), 6121, 6144 [18MR]
Delaware: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8031 [6AP]
Democratic Party: leaders' meeting, 1438 [20JA]
Deputy President pro tempore: designate (S. Res. 90), 2167 [28JA]
———tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (S. Res. 350), 37734 [21DE]
Developments in Aging: authorize reprinting (S. Con. Res. 53), 9447 [23AP]
Dole, Senator: birthday tribute by Senator Byrd, 20654 [22JY]
———response to birthday tribute, 20655 [22JY]
Dove, Robert B.: designate as Parliamentarian Emeritus (S. Res. 32), 314 [6JA]
Dutch Parliamentarians: U.S. visit, 23544 [9SE]
Economic conditions: deficit spending, 1122 [12JA]
Education: funding, 11371 [6MY]
Election campaigns: constitutional amendment on campaign contributions and expenditures (S.J. Res. 21), 3424 [17FE]
———financing laws, 19141 [9JY]
———financing process (S. 1672), 23552-23561 [9SE]
———financing reform (S. 1326), 14672 [4JN]
———financing reform, 1372 [16JA], 11815 [8MY]
———limit expenditures of personal funds (S. 625), 4590-4592 [3MR]
———matching payments, 15445 [11JN]
———public financing (S. 2), 304 [6JA], 1223 [13JA], 4975 [6MR], 7528 [31MR], 7927 [3AP], 10361 [29AP], 10667 [30AP], 14344, 14347, 14348 [2JN], 14442, 14450, 14455 [3JN], 14610, 14639, 14676 [4JN], 14807, 14817, 14831, 14836-14851 [5JN], 14976-15063, 15102 [9JN], 15121, 15122, 15127, 15128, 15130, 15131 [10JN], 15407, 15408, 15420-15445 [11JN], 16098, 16099, 16102, 16107 [16JN], 16365-16380 [17JN], 16603, 16616, 16619-16628, 16633 [18JN], 16816-16818, 16819, 16821-16825, 16864 [19JN], 17025 [23JN], 18512, 18514 [1JY], 19912 [15JY], 21958, 21959, 21992, 21996, 21998-22000, 22005 [3AU], 22197-22205 [4AU], 22388-22404 [5AU], 22832 [6AU], 23154, 23165, 23189 [7AU], 23562 [9SE], 23716, 23725-23733 [10SE], 23941-23951-23952 [15SE], 31235 [6NO]
———public financing (S. 2), amendment procedure, 23727 [10SE]
———public financing (S. 2), cloture motion, 14851 [5JN]
———public financing (S. 2), debate procedure, 23778 [10SE]
———public financing (S. 2), motion to proceed to consideration, 16377 [17JN]
———public financing (S. 2), star print, 23368 [7AU]
———public financing (S. 2), unanimous-consent agreement, 15435 [11JN], 15445 [11JN]
———public financing (S. 2), year-end report requirement, 1857 [22JA]
———public financing (S. 645), 4613, 4618 [3MR]
———public financing (S. 725), 5600 [12MR]
———reform, 15447 [11JN]
Ethics in Government Act: Senate Legal Counsel representation relative to constitutionality cases (S. Res. 281), 23561 [9SE]
European Parliament: visit by Lord Plumb, 25102 [24SE]
Executive calendar, 6917 [25MR], 7864 [2AP], 9115 [21AP], 14835 [5JN], 15127 [10JN], 16831 [19JN], 22894 [6AU], 26146 [1OC], 27431 [13OC], 36556 [19DE]
Executive session, 14835 [5JN], 17528 [25JN], 18508 [1JY], 18970 [8JY], 22812, 22823 [6AU], 24238 [16SE], 25557 [29SE], 26146 [1OC], 29631 [28OC], 33113 [20NO], 35279 [11DE]
———nominations passed en bloc, 5391 [11MR]
Expenditures: procedures for payment of expenses relative to S. Res. 352 and H. Con. Res. 131 (S. Res. 244), 18508 [1JY]
FDA: appointment of Commissioner subject to Senate confirmation (H.R. 1226), 11609 [7MY]
Federal Government: national challenges, 33065 [20NO]
Federal Salary Act: approval of Congress for salary increases (S. 309), 1306 [14JA]
Financial statements: due date, 11749 [8MY]
Floor staffs: tribute, 22431 [5AU]
Foreign relations: bipartisan policy, 34550 [9DE]
France: visit by Senators, 20216 [17JY]
Fujimoto, Edward: privilege of the floor, 1559 [21JA]
Georgia: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8030 [6AP]
Giugni, Henry K.: election as Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate (S. Res. 10), 198 [6JA]
Goldwater, Barry M.: Sylvanus Thayer Award recipient, 27453 [13OC]
Goldwater, Senator: retirement dinner, 329 [6JA]
Goodrich, Robert A., Jr.: acknowledgment, 10631 [30AP]
Government: relationship between the executive and legislative branch, 21698-21704 [30JY]
Graham, Senator: Golden Gavel Award recipient, 35953 [17DE]
Great Britain: visit by Members of Parliament, 23744 [10SE]
Greene, Howard: election as secretary for the minority of the Senate (S. Res. 12), 199 [6JA]
``Guide to Records of the U.S. Senate at the National Archives, 1789-1989, Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (S. Con. Res. 64), 17556 [25JN]
Hall, Samuel T.: authorizing testimony in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Geoffrey M. Young (S. Res. 196), 10373 [29AP]
Halverson, Richard C.: Senate prayer, 17213 [24JN], 21471 [29JY], 24704 [22SE], 31728 [12NO], 36519 [19DE], 36686 [20DE]
Hart, Gary: Presidential campaign, 35627 [15DE]
History of the Senate, 6986 [26MR], 8933-8942 [10AP], 14268-14276 [2JN], 21498-21504 [29JY], 25409-25414 [28SE], 35597-35601 [15DE]
———1787-1801, reprinting (S. Res. 338), 34268 [4DE]
———literature and film, 12627 [15MY]
———Power of Impeachment, 16834-16841 [19JN]
———Watergate era, 3427-3431 [17FE]
House of Representatives: notification of election of Senator Stennis as President pro tempore (S. Res. 6), 198 [6JA]
———notification of organization (S. Res. 2), 197 [6JA]
Impeachments: amend rule XXVII relative to trials (S. Res. 48), 797 [6JA]
Intelligence Oversight Act: enact (S. 1721), 25311, 25318, 25337 [25SE], 34979 [10DE]
———enact (S. 1721), star print, 29642 [28OC]
Interim Office of Senate Security: establish (S. Res. 229), 14871, 14872 [5JN]
Journal, 22349 [5AU], 24704 [22SE], 28179 [16OC], 31191 [6NO], 31463 [10NO]
———question of approval, 1250 [14JA], 1419 [16JA], 2396 [2FE], 2743 [4FE], 2993, 2997-3003 [5FE], 3345 [17FE], 3909 [23FE], 4559 [3MR], 5685 [13MR], 6447 [20MR], 6634 [24MR], 7601 [1AP], 7782 [2AP], 12252-12261 [13MY], 12562 [15MY], 14110 [29MY], 14263 [2JN], 14807 [5JN]
———question of approval, point of order, 2995 [5FE]
Karnes, Senator: congratulations on appointment to office, 5691 [13MR]
Kennedy, Senator: anniversary, 31567 [10NO]
———birthday tribute to mother by Senator Byrd, 20655 [22JY]
Kinnock, Neil: visit to the Senate, 7170 [27MR]
Kudel, Hazel A.: gratuity (S. Res. 78), 1658 [21JA]
Lautenberg, Senator: explanation of absence, 23951 [15SE]
Leadership time: daily assignment, 314 [6JA]
Legislation: establish procedure to expedite certain bills (S. Con. Res. 16), 9415 [23AP]
Legislative assistance: relative to (S. Res. 34), 315 [6JA]
Legislative procedure, 4178 [26FE], 6304 [19MR], 6482 [20MR], 7020, 7021, 7022 [26MR], 7676, 7677 [1AP]
———improve (S. Res. 260), 21756 [30JY]
Legislative program, 206, 296, 313, 314, 804 [6JA], 1118, 1173, 1180, 1181 [12JA], 1210, 1222, 1249 [13JA], 1292, 1363 [14JA], 1366, 1419 [16JA], 1437, 1544 [20JA], 1558, 1610, 1612, 1683 [21JA], 1838, 1854, 1856, 1857, 1869, 1891 [22JA], 1920, 1923, 1924, 1929 [26JA], 1972 [27JA], 2071, 2084, 2099, 2102, 2103, 2110 [28JA], 2227, 2228, 2303, 2313, 2317, 2358, 2360 [29JA], 2396, 2465, 2466 [2FE], 2521, 2522, 2583, 2594, 2650 [3FE], 2743, 2813, 2859, 2860, 2944 [4FE], 2996, 3004, 3005, 3010, 3073, 3075, 3157, 3159 [5FE], 3345, 3346, 3350, 3360, 3427, 3436 [17FE], 3591 [16FE], 3657, 3861 [19FE], 3909, 3914, 3945 [23FE], 4162, 4163, 4404, 4410, 4414, 4415 [26FE], 4559, 4678, 4679 [3MR], 5006, 5080, 5081, 5082 [6MR], 5112, 5115, 5118, 5130, 5189 [10MR], 5294, 5296, 5317, 5326, 5327, 5391, 5395, 5396, 5397 [11MR], 5582, 5654, 5655, 5656 [12MR], 5685, 5688, 5691, 5714 [13MR], 5874, 5880, 5974 [17MR], 6005, 6032, 6142, 6145 [18MR], 6287, 6327, 6346, 6413 [19MR], 6447, 6448, 6455, 6459, 6511 [20MR], 6523, 6525, 6588 [23MR], 6634, 6651, 6705 [24MR], 6787, 6790, 6793, 6801, 6838, 6916, 6917 [25MR], 6968, 6969, 6986, 6987, 6988, 6999, 7078 [26MR], 7170, 7213, 7214, 7215 [27MR], 7241, 7248, 7249, 7303, 7308 [30MR], 7472, 7488, 7568 [31MR], 7673, 7674 [1AP], 7782, 7787, 7789, 7792, 7813, 7814, 7864 [2AP], 7883, 7924, 7929, 7932, 7935, 8004 [3AP], 8024, 8026, 8032, 8055 [6AP], 8392, 8457, 8525 [8AP], 8672, 8673, 8676, 8681, 8684, 8733, 8901 [9AP], 8928, 8933, 8943, 8949, 8951, 9000, 9001 [10AP], 9078 [21AP], 9084, 9115, 9160 [21AP], 9201, 9209, 9240, 9279 [22AP], 9402, 9403, 9404, 9415, 9422, 9461 [23AP], 9617 [23AP], 9719, 9751, 9752 [24AP], 9753, 9755, 9756, 9797 [27AP], 10050, 10057, 10097, 10171 [28AP], 10303, 10337 [29AP], 10373 [29AP], 10633, 10639, 10642, 10668 [30AP], 10888, 10904 [1MY], 10939 [1MY], 11127 [5MY], 11364, 11475 [6MY], 11607, 11610, 11659 [7MY], 11771, 11817, 11820, 11821, 11823 [8MY], 11979, 11981, 12032, 12033 [12MY], 12134 [12MY], 12251, 12286, 12328 [13MY], 12425, 12452, 12544, 12545 [14MY], 12562, 12565, 12575, 12581, 12626, 12627, 12632 [15MY], 12912, 12925, 12927-12932 [19MY], 12947, 13013 [19MY], 13131, 13134, 13180, 13183, 13188, 13225, 13231, 13277 [20MY], 13435, 13506, 13520, 13539 [21MY], 13689, 13697, 13729, 13733, 13763 [27MY], 13924, 13929 [28MY], 14112, 14113, 14115, 14138, 14166 [29MY], 14383 [2JN], 14433, 14440, 14442, 14450, 14509 [3JN], 14628, 14638, 14676, 14714 [4JN], 14807, 14817, 14831, 14835, 14872 [5JN], 15102 [9JN], 15122, 15125, 15126, 15127, 15226 [10JN], 15414, 15445, 15493 [11JN], 15655 [15JN], 16100, 16107, 16109, 16132, 16137, 16195 [16JN], 16344, 16348, 16380, 16425 [17JN], 16602, 16603, 16606, 16617, 16627, 16639, 16640, 16676 [18JN], 16814, 16815, 16818, 16820, 16826, 16832, 16834, 16876 [19JN], 16978, 16987, 17046 [23JN], 17187 [24JN], 17213, 17257, 17302, 17352 [24JN], 17441, 17527, 17553, 17594 [25JN], 17733, 17777, 17783, 17808, 17809, 17811, 17869 [26JN], 17909, 17960 [27JN], 18157, 18167, 18170, 18171, 18234 [30JN], 18500, 18507, 18511, 18514, 18594 [1JY], 18802, 18836 [7JY], 18886, 18914, 18925, 18970 [8JY], 19139, 19153, 19198, 19199, 19229, 19275 [9JY], 19293, 19379, 19470 [10JY], 19683, 19807 [14JY], 19975, 20027, 20084 [15JY], 20137, 20143, 20181, 20182, 20191, 20271 [17JY], 20362, 20497, 20501, 20600 [21JY], 20619, 20622, 20625, 20628, 20655 [22JY], 20915, 20925, 20933, 20942, 20956, 20973, 20982, 21029 [23JY], 21066, 21069, 21072, 21079, 21086, 21089, 21093, 21100, 21112, 21153 [24JY], 21204, 21206, 21214, 21215, 21217, 21218, 21234, 21245, 21282 [28JY], 21471, 21474, 21478, 21481, 21484, 21488, 21498, 21504, 21505, 21510, 21515, 21546 [29JY], 21704, 21707, 21714, 21723, 21735, 21781 [30JY], 21808, 21938 [31JY], 21950, 21951, 21957, 22044 [3AU], 22166, 22167, 22218, 22219 [4AU], 22349, 22351, 22352, 22354, 22365, 22374, 22375, 22377, 22381, 22383, 22418, 22419, 22431, 22434 [5AU], 22800, 22801, 22806, 22807, 22823, 22829, 22842, 22845, 22846, 22876, 22892, 22894, 22981 [6AU], 23084, 23096, 23128, 23129, 23132, 23133, 23136, 23142, 23150, 23155, 23157, 23161, 23168, 23366, 23368, 23371, 23376 [7AU], 23514, 23561, 23587 [9SE], 23733, 23739, 23752 [10SE], 23813, 23826, 23834, 23843, 23865, 23870, 23872 [11SE], 23950, 23953, 23981, 23996, 24019 [15SE], 24152, 24201, 24203, 24236, 24238, 24239 [16SE], 24367, 24391, 24396, 24405, 24421 [17SE], 24475, 24525, 24531, 24570 [18SE], 24704, 24710, 24764, 24765, 24812 [22SE], 25006, 25037 [23SE], 25060, 25162-25169, 25179, 25181, 25207 [24SE], 25231, 25234, 25236, 25260, 25268, 25271, 25274, 25276, 25283, 25284, 25286, 25340, 25341 [25SE], 25350, 25351, 25352, 25353, 25384, 25388, 25389 [26SE], 25414, 25422 [28SE], 25491, 25557, 25559, 25575, 25580, 25581, 25582, 25650 [29SE], 25751, 25765, 25771, 25777, 25815 [30SE], 25821, 25844, 25847, 25848, 25849, 25851, 25856, 25902 [30SE], 26068, 26069, 26073, 26117, 26122, 26126, 26135, 26138, 26146, 26201, 26206 [1OC], 26256, 26298, 26346 [2OC], 26425, 26426, 26496, 26503, 26510, 26599, 26602 [6OC], 26827, 26892, 26929 [7OC], 26992, 27000, 27026, 27034, 27085, 27091 [8OC], 27180, 27242, 27257, 27259, 27325, 27326, 27327 [9OC], 27367, 27369, 27389, 27425, 27426, 27431, 27441, 27442, 27455 [13OC], 27749, 27769, 27771, 27778, 27843, 27844 [14OC], 27985 [15OC], 28012, 28013, 28020, 28071, 28083, 28122 [15OC], 28179, 28180, 28181, 28182, 28183, 28184, 28198, 28202, 28247, 28260, 28265, 28274, 28302 [16OC], 28364, 28367, 28408, 28443, 28444 [20OC], 28654, 28762 [21OC], 28845, 28972, 28995 [22OC], 29018, 29020, 29191 [23OC], 29314, 29350, 29414, 29494 [27OC], 29623, 29632, 29665, 29670 [28OC], 29785, 29790, 29796, 29813, 29816, 29817, 29903 [29OC], 29919 [29OC], 30285, 30302, 30310, 30314, 30316, 30317, 30319, 30336, 30373 [30OC], 30492, 30523, 30589, 30590 [3NO], 30803, 30805 [4NO], 31058, 31060, 31065, 31097, 31101, 31168 [5NO], 31191, 31194, 31222, 31224, 31276 [6NO], 31464, 31490, 31492, 31495, 31499, 31502, 31567, 31568 [10NO], 31730, 31731, 31733 [12NO], 31859, 31883, 31917 [13NO], 31982, 31997, 31999, 32022, 32025, 32029, 32061 [17NO], 32565, 32591, 32595, 32621 [18NO], 32732, 32734, 32793, 32869 [19NO], 33077, 33081, 33082, 33095, 33106, 33115, 33186 [20NO], 33234, 33270, 33273, 33274 [30NO], 33541 [1DE], 33559, 33560, 33597, 33628 [2DE], 33937, 33978, 33980 [3DE], 34107, 34153, 34165, 34272 [4DE], 34297 [8DE], 34432, 34447, 34450, 34451, 34452, 34570 [9DE], 34786, 34919, 34983 [10DE], 35074, 35088, 35089, 35104, 35137, 35260, 35279, 35430 [11DE], 35597, 35638 [15DE], 35815 [16DE], 36049, 36067, 36069 [17DE], 36165, 36174, 36243, 36244, 36256 [18DE], 36519, 36553, 36630 [19DE], 36697 [20DE], 37628, 37642, 37667, 37734, 37928 [21DE], 37946 [22DE]
Lobbying and the Senate, 25409-25414 [28SE]
Majority leader: recognition, 1118 [12JA], 6523 [23MR], 6968 [26MR], 7883 [3AP]
Maryland: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8030 [6AP]
Mass mailings: registration, 1923 [26JA]
Massachusetts: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8031 [6AP]
McKinney, Stewart B.: adjournment in memory (S. Res. 209), 11771, 11805 [8MY]
———death announced, 11752 [8MY]
———funeral committee (S. Res. 209), 11771, 11805 [8MY]
Members: attendance at ceremony in Philadelphia, PA, in honor of bicentennial of Constitution (H. Con. Res. 131), 16382 [17JN]
———authorize to introduce bills and resolutions, 288 [6JA]
———constitutional amendment on terms of office (S.J. Res. 79), 5171 [10MR]
———prohibit franking privileges for mass mailings (S. 1357), 15455 [11JN]
———rescind salary increase, 4384 [26FE]
———salary increase, 1259 [14JA]
———salary and pension, 802 [6JA], 2601 [3FE], 2822, 2823 [4FE], 8442-8452 [8AP], 31731 [12NO], 33992 [8DE]
———salary and pension (S. 518), 3128 [5FE]
———salary and pension (S.J. Res. 34), debate procedure, 2103 [28JA]
———welcome to newly elected, 1374 [16JA]
Metzenbaum, Senator: characterization by Republican Senatorial Campaign Committee, 21481-21485 [29JY], 21823 [31JY]
———rebuttal to attack on, 22380 [5AU]
Minority leader: recognition, 1251 [14JA], 2072 [28JA], 6524 [23MR], 6969 [26MR]
Mitchell, Senator: designate as Deputy President pro tempore (S. Res. 91), 2167 [28JA]
Mook, Barbara: authorizing testimony in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Geoffrey M. Young (S. Res. 196), 10373 [29AP]
New Hampshire: congressional biographical series, 8031, 8032 [6AP]
New Jersey: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8031 [6AP]
New York: congressional biographical series, 8030, 8031 [6AP]
Nicaragua: expedited procedures of the Congress relative to Contra aid, 13926 [28MY]
Nominations: considered and confirmed en bloc, 6508 [20MR], 14440 [3JN], 14835, 14836 [5JN], 17528 [25JN], 20629 [22JY], 21725 [30JY], 36066 [17DE]
North, Oliver L.: prosecution, 31092-31097 [5NO]
North Carolina: congressional biographical series, 8030 [6AP]
Nuclear warfare: Senate arms control observer group trip to Geneva, 1119 [12JA]
Office of Senate Security: establish (S. Res. 243), 18506 [1JY]
Offices of Majority and Minority Leaders: establish positions of chief of staff (S. Res. 89), 2167 [28JA]
100th Congress: legislative objectives, 206 [6JA]
———authority for certain action, 2649 [3FE]
Order of procedure, 10668 [30AP]
Pakistan: visit by Parliamentarians, 24486 [18SE], 31491 [10NO]
Parliamentary inquiry, 13486 [21MY], 17448, 17474 [25JN], 17923, 17946, 17947, 17948, 17949 [27JN], 19155 [9JY], 19693 [14JY], 21715 [30JY], 24138 [16SE], 25493, 25521, 25582 [29SE], 26857, 26884 [7OC], 28057 [15OC], 28260, 28263 [16OC], 28376, 28386 [20OC]
Pennsylvania: congressional biographical series, 8031 [6AP]
Photograph: authorize (S. Res. 228), 14871 [5JN]
Point of order, 19755 [14JY], 29623, 29631 [28OC]
Political action committees: code of conduct (S. Res. 279), 23327, 23366 [7AU], 23543-23545 [9SE]
———code of conduct (S. Res. 279), unanimous-consent agreement, 23536 [9SE]
Postage rates: reduced for certain mail matter (S. 141), 582 [6JA]
Power of Impeachment, 16834, 16841 [19JN]
Pratt, David J.: commend for service (S. Res. 177), 7249 [30MR]
———election as secretary for the majority of the Senate (S. Res. 11), 199 [6JA]
President: line-item veto authority, 2353 [29JA]
———notify of consent to nominations, 14440 [3JN]
President pro tempore: congratulations upon election of Senator Stennis (S. Res. 5), 198 [6JA]
———election of Senator Stennis (S. Res. 3), 197 [6JA]
———notification of Senator Stennis' election to the President (S. Res. 4), 198 [6JA]
———tendering thanks for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided (S. Res. 351), 37784 [21DE]
Pro, Philip M.: nomination, 20629 [22JY]
Profile of ``That Great Enigma''—Aaron Burr, 31910-31916 [13NO]
Proxmire, Senator: observation on certain Senators' initials, 1253 [14JA]
Public debt: constitutional amendment requiring \3/5\ vote of both Houses of Congress to increase, 1651 [21JA]
Public opinion polls: effect on Members votes, 31837 [13NO]
Quorum: call, 2993-2996, 3004, 3006 [5FE], 28180 [16OC], 33564 [2DE]
———call, point of order, 2995, 2996, 2997-3003 [5FE]
Radio and Television Coverage of Senate Proceedings, 14268 [2JN]
Reagan, President: meeting with Senate leaders, 2228 [29JA]
———notification of readiness of 100th Congress, 804 [6JA]
———notify of consent to nominations, 14835, 14836 [5JN]
———wish for speedy recovery (S. 21), 203 [6JA]
Recess, 3361 [17FE], 5397 [11MR], 5582 [12MR], 6705 [24MR], 6986, 7078 [26MR], 7309 [30MR], 7677 [1AP], 10373 [29AP], 11755 [8MY], 12033 [12MY], 12632 [15MY], 13277 [20MY], 13647 [21MY], 13717 [27MY], 14280 [2JN], 14442 [3JN], 14976, 15102 [9JN], 16109 [16JN], 17525 [25JN], 17869 [26JN], 17950 [27JN], 18234 [30JN], 18836 [7JY], 18970 [8JY], 19807 [14JY], 20084 [15JY], 20625, 20656 [22JY], 21029 [23JY], 21074, 21079 [24JY], 21206 [28JY], 21481 [29JY], 21736 [30JY], 21958 [3AU], 22167, 22205 [4AU], 22381 [5AU], 23142 [7AU], 24158 [16SE], 25519, 25650 [29SE], 26206 [1OC], 26346, 26347 [2OC], 28184, 28202 [16OC], 28444 [20OC], 28763 [21OC], 30373 [30OC], 30591 [3NO], 31492 [10NO], 31984 [17NO], 32592 [18NO], 32733, 32794 [19NO], 33115, 33186 [20NO], 33270, 33275 [30NO], 33542 [1DE], 34447, 34450 [9DE], 35089 [11DE], 35815 [16DE], 36696, 36697 [20DE]
Republican Party: historic facts on past leadership, 209 [6JA]
———minority function, 13132 [20MY]
Republican Policy Committee: information bulletin board for Senators, 22375, 22376 [5AU]
Rhode Island: congressional biographical series, 8030, 8031 [6AP]
Rockefeller, Senator: response to birthday tributes, 16638 [18JN]
Rollcall votes: time limitation, 314 [6JA], 13730 [27MY]
Roth, Senator: Lorax Award recipient, 2457 [2FE]
Rules: amendments (S. Res. 211), 2996, 2997-3003 [5FE], 11979 [12MY]
———amendments (S. Res. 277), 23150-23154, 23326 [7AU]
———amendments under cloture (S. Res. 24), 287 [6JA]
———committee membership (S. Res. 14), 199 [6JA]
———committee membership (S. Res. 15), 199 [6JA]
———committee membership (S. Res. 16), 200 [6JA]
———electronic voting (S. Res. 29), 288 [6JA]
———floor procedure, 23958-23960 [15SE], 30755 [4NO]
———germaneness of amendments (S. Res. 25), 287 [6JA]
———germaneness of amendments (S. Res. 27), 288 [6JA]
———limitation on legislative amendments (S. Res. 26), 287 [6JA]
———motion to proceed (S. Res. 275), 23150-23154, 23326 [7AU]
———point of order, 3346 [17FE]
———reading of amendments under cloture (S. Res. 28), 288 [6JA]
———revise, 22845 [6AU]
———sense of the Senate or Congress resolutions (S. Res. 274), 23150-23154, 23326 [7AU]
———time limit on votes (S. Res. 276), 23150-23154, 23326 [7AU]
Saffold, C. Abbott: election as secretary for the majority, 7249 [30MR]
Satterlee, Ward M.: Senate prayer, 29313 [27OC]
Sec. of the Senate: authorization to receive reports at the desk, 314 [6JA]
———authorization to take certain actions, 314 [6JA]
———notification of the House of Representatives on the election of Walter J. Stewart (S. Res. 9), 198 [6JA]
———notification of the President on the election of Walter J. Stewart (S. Res. 8), 198 [6JA]
Senate Campaign Finance Act: enact (S. 50), 497 [6JA]
Senate Central American Negotiation Observer Group: establish (S. Res. 273), 23129, 23325 [7AU]
Senate Election Campaign Act: enact (S. 779), 6114 [18MR]
Senate Legal Counsel: appearance as amicus curiae (S. Res. 160), 4980 [6MR]
———appearance as amicus curiae (S. Res. 222), 13733 [27MY]
———enforcing subpoena and order of the Senate Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (S. Res. 170), 6413 [19MR]
———representation of Barbara F. Allem and Kathleen P. McGhee (S. Res. 81), 1866 [22JA]
———representation of certain employees (S. Res. 272), 22900 [6AU]
———representation of certain employees (S. Res. 221), 13733 [27MY]
———representation of certain employees (S. Res. 333), 33481 [1DE]
———representation of certain employees in U.S. v. Carrothers (S. Res. 234), 16194 [16JN]
———representation of Linda J. Gustitus (S. Res. 268), 22433 [5AU]
———representation of officers of Senate (S. Res. 215), 12287 [13MY]
———representation of the Secretary of the Senate in Humphrey v. Baker (S. Res. 168), 6121, 6143 [18MR]
———representation in Shaw v. Senate Intelligence Committee (S. Res. 186), 8421, 8502 [8AP]
———representation of Senator Dole and limited production of documents (S. Res. 161), 4981 [6MR]
———representation of Senator Hecht (S. Res. 202), 10668 [30AP]
———representation of Senator Helms in Tayoun v. Foglietta (S. Res. 182), 7863 [2AP]
———representation of Senator Kennedy (S. Res. 216), 12954, 12990 [19MY]
———representation of Senator Simon (S. Res. 235), 16639 [18JN]
———representation of Senators Heinz and Specter in the case of Carroll v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole (S. Res. 299), 28408 [20OC]
———representation of Senators Lugar and Quayle (S. Res. 113), 3700 [19FE]
———representation and testimony of Senate employees in bar admission proceeding (S. Res. 269), 22433 [5AU]
———testimony and production of documents in Brownsville Golden Age Nursing Home, Inc. v. Joann Wells, 2746 [4FE]
———U.S. v. Bardoff (S. Res. 318), 31516, 31541 [10NO]
Senate manual: revised edition, 10668 [30AP]
Senate Report 100-7: star print, 3700 [19FE]
Senator: job description, 6525 [23MR]
Sergeant at Arms: request attendance of absent Senators, 26993 [8OC]
Sessions: hour of daily meeting (S. Res. 13), 199 [6JA]
———television coverage, 10052 [28AP], 14265, 14268 [2JN]
South Carolina: congressional biographical series, 8029, 8030 [6AP]
Soviet Union: planned address by Mikhail Gorbachev to joint session of Congress, 32732 [19NO], 33065 [20NO]
———visit by members of the Committees on Agroindustrial Complex, 27026 [8OC]
———visit of Members of Supreme Soviet, 27256 [9OC]
Special Olympics Torch Relay: authorize to be run through Capitol Grounds (H. Con. Res. 91), 11982 [12MY]
Staff: allow Secretary of the Senate to fill vacancies occurring during closing of office of Senator in case of death or resignation (S. Res. 173), 6640 [24MR]
———allowances, 1558 [21JA]
———privilege of the floor, 1842, 1856 [22JA], 2466 [2FE], 2561, 2576, 2597, 2650 [3FE], 5879 [17MR], 9762 [27AP]
———tribute, 37681 [21DE]
State of the Union Message: joint session to receive the President, 1921 [26JA]
Stennis, Senator: anniversary, 31066 [5NO]
———congratulations upon election as President pro tempore (S. Res. 5), 198 [6JA]
———election as President pro tempore (S. Res. 3), 197 [6JA]
———notification of election as President pro tempore to the President (S. Res. 4), 198 [6JA]
———retirement, 28653 [21OC]
Stewart, Walter J.: election as Sec. of the Senate (S. Res. 7), 198 [6JA]
Subcommittee on Antitrust, Monopolies, and Business Rights: meetings during sessions, 6907 [25MR]
Subcommittee on International Finance and Monetary Policy: meetings during sessions, 6907 [25MR]
Subcommittee on Projection Forces and Regional Defense: meetings during sessions, 6907 [25MR]
Subcommittee on Readiness Sustainability and Support: meetings during sessions, 6907 [25MR]
Supreme Court: advice and consent power in the selection of Justices, 21476 [29JY], 30569 [3NO]
———role in confirmation of nominees, 20908-20915 [23JY], 21691-21698 [30JY], 22351 [5AU]
Tambo, Oliver: visit of head of African National Congress, 2074 [28JA]
Treaties: documents the Senate should not consider as establishing the meaning of treaties as it decides whether to consent to ratification (S.J. Res. 339), 34303-34317 [8DE]
———role, 10320-10326 [29AP]
``U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd's Addresses on the History of the U.S. Senate—Bicentennial Edition'': authorize printing (S. Con. Res. 18), 3591 [19FE]
Vice President's desk, 25385 [26SE]
Virginia: congressional biographical series, 8030, 8031 [6AP]
Votes, explanation: Chafee, 25172 [24SE]
Votes, position on missed: Biden, 2600 [3FE]
———Heinz, 30787 [4NO]
Wall, M. Danny: nomination, 17528 [25JN]
War Powers Act: implementation, 25777 [30SE]
Warner, Senator: L. Mendel Rivers Award recipient, 29878 [29OC]
Washington, George: reading of Farewell Address, 2465 [2FE]
Reports
Activities of Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation During 99th Congress, 4186-4250 [26FE]
Activities of Subcommittee on European Affairs: Senator Pressler, Committee on Foreign Relations, 5969-5971 [17MR]
Allocation of Spending and Credit Responsibilities: Committee on the Budget (H. Rept. 100-41), 8624 [9AP]
Budget for Fiscal 1988-91 (S. Con. Res. 49): Senate Committee on the Budget, 11042 [5MY]
Classified Information in the Legislative Branch: Subcommittee on Investigations (Senate, Permanent), 18506 [1JY]
Committee System Reform: Committee To Study the Senate Committee System, 1216 [13JA]
Deficit's Powerful Friends: Representative Jerry Lewis, 10308-10311 [29AP]
Election Costs and the Role of PAC's: Library of Congress, 14665 [4JN]
Federal Tax Increases and the Budget Deficit, 1947-86—Some Empirical Evidence: Richard Vedder, Lowell Gallaway and Christopher Frenze, 10640 [30AP]
Fiscal Year 1988 Alternative Budget: Congressional Black Caucus, 8359-8362 [8AP]
Foreign Penetration into U.S. Automobile Market, 33943 [3DE]
Foreign Travel Expenditures, 7939-7948 [3AP], 20232-20239 [17JY], 32799-32809 [19NO], 36192 [18DE]
Independent Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration, 14846, 14848 [5JN]
Options To Improve Cooperative Security With Allies and Friends in Persian Gulf: Senators Glenn and Warner, 16357 [17JN]-16363 [17JN]
Persian Gulf Crisis: Senator Sasser, 16354 [17JN]
Public Campaign Financing: Watergate Select Committee (excerpt), 16624 [18JN]
Senate Campaign Expenditures, Receipts and Sources of Funds: Library of Congress, 4977-4980 [6MR]
Senate Intelligence Security (excerpt), 18506 [1JY]
Senate Official Personnel and Office Expense Account (S. 1574): CBO, 26965 [8OC]
Speed With Which Action Has Been Taken on Supreme Court Nominations in the Last 25 Years: Library of Congress, 20498-20501 [21JY]
Reports by conference committees
Congressional Budget for Fiscal Years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93) (H. Rept. 100-175), 1687922JN-16889 [22JN]
Reports filed
Activities During 99th Congress: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Rept. 100-28), 7529 [31MR]
———Committee on Labor and Human Resources (S. Rept. 100-29), 7529 [31MR]
———Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Rept. 100-22), 6853 [25MR]
Appropriations: Committee on Armed Services (S. Res. 306) (S. Rept. 100-209), 29644 [28OC]
———Committee on Finance (S. Res. 311) (S. Rept. 100-211), 30528 [3NO]
Arnold L. Raphel Appointment as Ambassador: Committee on Foreign Relations (100-2), 5144 [10MR]
Authorize Reprinting of Senate Report 100-9: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Con. Res. 53) (Rept. 100-55), 11778 [8MY]
Central American Heads of State Meeting: Committee on Foreign Relations (S. Con. Res. 24), 5143 [10MR]
Coast Guard Promotions: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, 5144 [10MR]
Committee on Appropriations Supplemental Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 322) (S. Rept. 100-227), 32809 [19NO]
Committee on Armed Services Supplemental Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 306) (S. Rept. 100-223), 32809 [19NO]
Committee on Finance Supplemental Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 311) (S. Rept. 100-224), 32809 [19NO]
Committee on Indian Affairs Supplemental Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 321) (S. Rept. 100-226), 32809 [19NO]
Committee on Veterans' Affairs Supplemental Expenditures: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 319) (S. Rept. 100-225), 32809 [19NO]
Congressional Budget for Fiscal Years 1988-90: committee of conference (H. Con. Res. 93) (H. Rept. 100-175), 16958 [22JN]
———committee of conference (H. Con. Res. 93) (S. Rept. 100-76), 16844 [19JN]
———Committee on Rules (H. Con. Res. 93) (H. Rept. 100-302), 24134 [16SE]
———Committee on the Budget (H. Con. Res. 93) (H. Rept. 100-201), 18680 [1JY]
———Consideration of H. Con. Res. 93 (H. Res. 139): Committee on the Budget (H. Rept. 100-42), 8095 [7AP]
Congressional Budget for Fiscal Years 1988-91: Committee on the Budget (S. Con. Res. 48) (Rept. 100-40), 9120 [21AP]
———Committee on the Budget (S. Con. Res. 49-51), 9120 [21AP]
Dept. of Defense Promotions: Committee on Armed Services, 5146 [10MR]
Documentation for Payments and Reimbursements From Contingent Fund: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 258) (S. Rept. 100-130), 21249 [28JY]
Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. 2) (Rept. 100-58), 12485 [14MY]
Interstate Commerce Commission Day: Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation: (S.J. Res. 80), 5143 [10MR]
Legislative Branch Appropriations: Committee on Appropriations (H.R. 2714) (S. Rept. 100-158), 24214 [16SE]
———Committee on Appropriations (H. Rept. 100-173), 16767 [18JN]
Official Mail Funding: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 257) (S. Rept. 100-129), 21249 [28JY]
Purchase of Calendars: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 223), 13932 [28MY]
Reimbursement of Expenses Paid to Witnesses: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. Res. 259) (S. Rept. 100-131), 21249 [28JY]
Senate Confirmation of FDA Commissioner: Committee on Energy and Commerce (H.R. 1226) (H. Rept. 100-70), 10272 [28AP]
Senate Personnel and Office Expense Account: Committee on Rules and Administration (S. 1574) (S. Rept. 100-134), 21738 [30JY]
Reports to constituents
Hamilton, Lee H.: 100th Congress, 3314 [11FE]
Resolutions by organizations
Election of Senate Sergeant at Arms: Office of Hawaiian Affairs, 3929 [23FE]
Salary increases for certain Executive, Legislative, and Judicial officers: Mississippi Gulf Coast Retired Officers Association, 5987 [17MR]
Tribute to Edward Zorinsky: Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, 6486 [20MR]
Tribute to Raymond E. Hooper: Committee on Veterans' Affairs, 21824 [31JY]
Resumes
Congressional Activity: 100th Cong., 1st sess., D309 [1MY], D489 [1JY], D574 [3AU], D679 [1OC], D777 [2NO], D789 [4NO], D915 [2FE]
Roll call votes
Balanced Budget and Emergency Deficit Control Act, 22213 [4AU]
Rollcalls
Quorum, 6309 [19MR], 8408 [8AP], 9219, 9229 [22AP], 16377 [17JN], 24141 [16SE], 24478, 24479 [18SE], 24709 [22SE], 24961 [23SE], 26827 [7OC], 27346 [13OC], 32566 [18NO], 33809 [3DE]
Raphel, Arnold L.: nomination confirmed, 10888 [1MY]
Rules
Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, 15224 [10JN]
Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, 1413, 1416 [16JA]
Committee on Finance, 4396 [26FE]
Committee on Labor and Human Resources, 4395 [26FE]
Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition (Select), 1888 [22JA]
Committee on the Judiciary, 12025 [12MY]
Standing Rules of the Senate, 12254 [13MY]
Rulings of the Chair
Congressional budget: setting forth for fiscal (S. Con. Res. 49), 10086 [28AP]
Schedules
Committee meetings, 974 [7JA], 1208, 1209 [12JA], 1364 [14JA], 1824, 1825 [21JA], 1941, 1942 [26JA], 2195, 2196 [28JA], 2496-2497 [2FE], 2954 [4FE], 3485-3491 [18FE], 3950-3958 [23FE], 4131-4138 [25FE], 4470-4477 [2MR], 4802-4809 [4MR], 5104-5111 [9MR], 5539-5545 [11MR], 5741-5747 [16MR], 6608-6614 [23MR], 6951-6955 [25MR], 7329-7334 [30MR], 7753-7757 [1AP], 8073-8077 [6AP], 8561 [8AP], 9364-9368 [22AP], 10044-10049 [27AP], 10627-10630 [29AP], 11032 [4MY], 11967-11969 [11MY], 12414-12416 [13MY], 12758 [18MY], 13321 [20MY], 13859-13861 [27MY], 14200-14204 [1JN], 14605-14609 [3JN], 14933-14937 [8JN], 15402-15405 [10JN], 16092-16096 [15JN], 16598-16601 [17JN], 16971-16974 [22JN], 17367-17370 [24JN], 18116-18119 [29JN], 18722-18725 [1JY], 19096-19099 [8JY], 19606-19609 [13JY], 20845 [22JY], 21201 [27JY], 21576 [29JY], 22163 [3AU], 22706 [5AU], 23686 [9SE], 23892 [14SE], 24701 [21SE], 25056 [23SE], 25425-25427 [28SE], 26416 [5OC], 26961 [7OC], 27956 [14OC], 28360-28362 [19OC], 28795 [21OC], 29221-29223 [26OC], 29782 [28OC], 30480 [2NO], 30948 [4NO], 31461 [9NO], 31906 [13NO], 31980 [16NO], 32729 [18NO], 33289 [30NO], 33806 [2DE], 35594 [14DE], 35943 [16DE]
Statements
Advise and Consent—Response to Senators Dole, Hatch, Humphrey, and Simpson: Senator Biden, 22362-22364 [5AU]
Aristocracy of the Moneybag: mythical constituent, 22835 [6AU]
Budget Deficits: Representative William H. Gray, 8575, 8576 [9AP]
Budget Sequestration: Senator Roth, 37701 [21DE]
Congressional Budget: Committee on Appropriations, 8344 [8AP]
———National Taxpayers Union, 8574 [9AP]
———Richard Vedder, 8338 [8AP]
———(sundry), 8335 [8AP]
Congressional Campaign Special Interest Money Not Related to Candidates: Representative Leach, 928 [7JA]
Public Campaign Financing, 14471 [3JN], 16111 [16JN]
———a Senator, 16111 [16JN]
———Barry Goldwater, 15420 [11JN]
———Senate Democrats, 21995 [3AU]
———Senator Symms, 14640 [4JN]
Election Finance—An International Perspective: Library of Congress, 23946 [15SE]
Foreign Policy and Treaty Termination: Senator Dole, 13140 [20MY]
Freshman Senator: Harry S. Truman, 11751 [8MY]
———J. Hamilton Lewis, 11751 [8MY]
History: Isaac Bassett, 7432 [31MR]
Iran-Contra Hearings of the Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition: Representative Hamilton, 15385 [10JN]
———Senator Boren, 11366 [6MY]
———Senator Cohen, 11368 [6MY]
———Senator Hatch, 11369 [6MY]
———Senator Heflin, 11366 [6MY]
———Senator Inouye, 11365 [6MY]
———Senator McClure, 11368 [6MY]
———Senator Mitchell, 11366 [6MY]
———Senator Nunn, 11367 [6MY]
———Senator Rudman, 11367 [6MY]
———Senator Sarbanes, 11367 [6MY]
———Senator Trible, 11368 [6MY]
Lifetime Senate Terms: Alexander Hamilton, 16606 [18JN]
———Connecticut delegate, 16606 [18JN]
Nomination of Robert H. Bork to the Supreme Court, 28869 [22OC]
———ACLU, 28674 [21OC]
———Coretta S. King, 28917 [22OC]
———David S. Broder, 28916 [22OC]
———Gerhard Casper, University of Chicago Law School, 28905 [22OC]
———Mildred F. Jefferson, Right to Life Crusade, Inc., 29072 [23OC]
———Robert H. Bork, 28903 [22OC]
———Senator Bentsen, 28877 [22OC]
———Senator Biden, 28855, 28879 [22OC]
———Senator Breaux, 28877, 28879 [22OC]
———Senator Fowler, 28878 [22OC]
———Senator Grassley, 28855 [22OC]
———Senator Hatfield, 28912 [22OC]
———Senator Heflin, 28878 [22OC]
———Senator Johnston, 26511 [6OC], 28878, 28879 [22OC]
———Senator Kennedy, 28879 [22OC]
———Senator Sasser, 28877 [22OC]
———Senator Simpson, 28855 [22OC]
———Senator Thurmond, 28855 [22OC]
Nuclear Weapons: Henry M. Jackson, 26434 [6OC]
Political Action Committees Reform: Senator Byrd, 15061 [9JN]
Political Parties: John J. Parker, 29072 [23OC]
Preserving Institutional Integrity of Congress: Earl Warren, Powell v. McCormack, 6620 [24MR]
Proliferation of PAC's: Senator Mitchell, 14676 [4JN]
———Harvard University, 16619, 16620, 16624 [18JN]
Relevance of Nominee's Views: Alexander Hamilton, 20928 [23JY]
———Charles Black, 20914 [23JY]
———Edmund S. Muskie, 20914 [23JY]
———Felix Frankfurter, 20913 [23JY]
———George W. Norris, 20911 [23JY]
———Jack Miller, 20912 [23JY]
———Learned Hand, 20913 [23JY]
———Philip B. Kurland, 20914 [23JY]
———Sam J. Ervin, Jr., 20912 [23JY]
———Senator Biden, 20925 [23JY]
———Senator Kennedy, 20925 [23JY]
———William E. Borah, 20911, 20914 [23JY]
Response to Senate Action: Andrew Jackson, 11605 [7MY]
Roosevelt's Supreme Court Proposal: British ambassador, 20915 [23JY]
Senate Role in Nomination of Supreme Court Justices: Senator Kennedy, 21696 [30JY]
———Walter Dellinger, 21477 [29JY], 22360 [5AU]
Senate Role in Nominations: Laurence H. Tribe, 29032, 29079 [23OC]
Senate Should Restore Practice of Thoroughly Informing Itself on Judicial Philosophy of Supreme Court Nominee Before Confirmation: William H. Rehnquist, 28670 [21OC]
St. Patrick's Day Statement: Friends of Ireland, U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, 5916 [17MR]
Vote on Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act: 16 Republican Senators, 20435 [21JY]
William Pitt Fessenden: Allan Bogue, 28283 [16OC]
Studies
History—Second Amendment Right To ``Keep and Bear Arms'': Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution, 1626-1630 [21JA]
Summaries
Congressional Activity, D915 [22DE]
Highlights of Conference Agreement on Fiscal 1988 Budget Resolution, 17230-17234 [24JN]
Public Financing of Senate Elections (S. 645), 4618 [3MR]
Senatorial Election Campaign Act (S. 2), 309 [6JA]
Supplemental Appropriations Conference Report, 18245 [30JN]
Tables
Appropriations committee status including House and Senate-passed supplementals, 18240 [30JN]
Committee appropriations, 1981-87, 2100 [28JA]
Congressional budget for fiscal years 1988-90 (H. Con. Res. 93), 34345 [8DE]
Congressional operations, 37543-37549 [21DE]
C-SPAN/C-SPAN II affiliates, 14275 [2JN]
Deficit reduction breakdown in H. Con. Res. 93 conference report, 17256 [24JN]
Democratic budget proposal, 9174 [21AP]
Education, training, employment, and social services budget, 11373 [6MY]
Escalating cost of Congress, 36541 [19DE]
Estimated allocations based on budget in H. Con. Res. 93 conference report, 17251 [24JN]
Estimated allocations for fiscal year 1988, 34345 [8DE]
Months required for passage of constitutional amendments, 16621 [18JN]
1980 Presidential campaign spending, by date, 22394 [5AU]
1984 Presidential campaign spending, by date, 22394 [5AU]
1986 House and Senate campaign spending, by date, 14461 [3JN], 22394 [5AU]
Sources of income for contributions to incumbent Senators, 1984 campaigns, 14465 [3JN]
Summary of income tax return information—Senator Dole, 11751 [8MY]
Supreme Court nominees rejected or withdrawn, 1795-1970, 20910 [23JY]
Time expended by Senate for daily activities for 1979, 1985, and 1987, 14275 [2JN]
Total days of recess during interval between Senate receipt of nomination and start of committee hearings for the Supreme Court nominees, 20985 [23JY]
Treaties and Senate actions, 10322, 10323 [29AP]
Telegrams
Election campaign funding: Barry Goldwater, 15420 [11JN]
Testimonies
Campaign Finance Reform: Senator Byrd, 4975-4977 [6MR]
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. Organizational Constraints: George D. Gould, 6843 [25MR]
Media Coverage of House and Senate Proceedings: Senator Byrd, 14271 [2JN]
Nomination to Supreme Court: Robert H. Bork, 28855, 28883 [22OC]
Nomination of Robert H. Bork to Supreme Court: Griffin B. Bell, 28857 [22OC]
———Roy Innis, 28857 [22OC]
———Thomas Sowell, 28850 [22OC]
Political Action Committees Reform: William J. Baer (sundry), 15059 [9JN]
Watergate: John Dean, 3428 [17FE]
Texts of
H. Con. Res. 1, joint session of Congress to receive State of the Union Message, 19 [6JA]
H. Con. Res. 93, congressional budget for fiscal years 1988-90, 11496-11502 [6MY], 8307 [8AP], 8568-8570 [9AP]
H. Con. Res. 103, conditional adjournment of the House of Representatives, 8733 [9AP]
H. Con. Res. 127, adjournment, 13084 [20MY]
H. Con. Res. 131, attendance of Representatives, Senators, and other appropriate persons at ceremony in Philadelphia, PA, in honor of the bicentennial of the Constitution, 14031 [28MY]
H. Con. Res. 170, adjournment, 21459 [29JY], 21888 [31JY]
H. Res. 2, notification to Senate of organization of the House, 6 [6JA]
H. Res. 115, House condolences for Edward Zorinsky, 5191 [10MR]
H. Res. 297, voting regulations relative to congressional committees, 29753 [28OC]
H.R. 1226, appointment of FDA Commissioner subject to Senate confirmation, 4045 [24FE], 10964 [4MY]
H.R. 2714, making appropriations, 25815-25820 [30SE]
S. 2, Senatorial Election Campaign Act, 305-309 [6JA], 23173 [7AU]
S. 50, Senate Campaign Finance Act, 498-501 [6JA]
S. 141, reduced postage rates for certain mail matter, 582 [6JA]
S. 273, establish Senate Central American Negotiation Observer Group, 23129 [7AU]
S. 625, amend Federal Election Campaign Act to limit expenditures of personal funds, 4592 [3MR]
S. 645, public financing of Senate elections, 4613-4618 [3MR]
S. 725, public financing of Senate elections, 5601-5604 [12MR]
S. 1326, Federal Campaign Reform Act, 14672-14675 [4JN]
S. 1357, prohibit franking privileges for mass mailings by Members of Congress, 15456 [11JN]
S. 1532, payment for telecommunications equipment and certain services furnished by Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, 22377 [5AU], 24865 [22SE]
S. 1574, Senate official personnel and office expense account, 22896-22898 [6AU], 26965-26967 [8OC]
S. 1672, Congressional Campaign Reform Act, 23553-23557 [9SE]
S. 1721, Intelligence Oversight Act, 25311 [25SE]
S. 1835, continuing appropriations bills shall be presented separately to the President, 30348 [30OC]
S. Con. Res. 1, adjournment, 95 [6JA], 297, 772 [6JA]
S. Con. Res. 12, allow member of Committee on Rules and Administration to serve on Joint Committee on the Library, 1657 [21JA]
S. Con. Res. 18, authorize printing of ``U.S. Senator Robert C. Byrd's Addresses on the History of the U.S. Senate—Bicentennial Edition'', 3592, 3804 [19FE], 4051 [25FE]
S. Con. Res. 53, reprinting of Developments in Aging (S. Rept. 100-9), 9447 [23AP], 11981 [12MY], 18239 [30JN]
S. Con. Res. 55, participation of delegates from both Houses of Congress in Constitution bicentennial ceremonies, 10653
S. Con. Res. 64, authorizing printing of ``Guide to Records of the U.S. Senate at the National Archives, 1789-1989, Bicentennial Edition'', 17556, 17586 [25JN]
S. Res. 1, Committee To Notify the President of the Assembly of Congress, 197 [6JA], 777 [6JA]
S. Res. 2, notification to House of Representatives of organization of Senate, 197, 777 [6JA]
S. Res. 3, election of Senator Stennis as President pro tempore, 197, 777 [6JA]
S. Res. 4, notification to President of election of Senator Stennis as President pro tempore, 198, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 5, congratulations upon election of Senator Stennis as President pro tempore, 198, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 6, notification to House of Representatives on election of Senator Stennis as President pro tempore, 198, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 7, election of Walter J. Stewart as Sec. of the Senate, 198, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 8, notification of the President on election of Walter J. Stewart as Sec. of the Senate, 198 [6JA], 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 9, notification of the House of Representatives on election of Walter J. Stewart as Sec. of the Senate, 198 [6JA], 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 10, election of Henry K. Giugni as Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper of the Senate, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 11, election of David J. Pratt as Sec. for the Majority of the Senate, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 12, election of Howard Greene as Sec. for the Minority of the Senate, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 13, hour of daily meeting, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 14, amend rule XXV relative to committee membership, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 15, amend rule XXV relative to committee membership, 199, 778 [6JA]
S. Res. 16, amend rule XXV relative to committee membership, 200, 779 [6JA]
S. Res. 17, majority party committee appointments, 202, 781 [6JA]
S. Res. 18, minority party committee appointments, 203, 781 [6JA]
S. Res. 19, majority party committee appointments, 203, 781 [6JA]
S. Res. 20, minority party committee appointments, 203, 782 [6JA]
S. Res. 21, wish for President Reagan's speedy recovery, 204, 782 [6JA]
S. Res. 23, establish the Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition, 285-287, 782-784 [6JA]
S. Res. 24, amend rule XXII relative to amendments under cloture, 287, 784 [6JA]
S. Res. 25, amend rule XXII relative to questions of germaneness of amendments, 287, 784 [6JA]
S. Res. 26, amend rule XVI relative to limitation on legislative amendments, 288, 785 [6JA]
S. Res. 27, amend rule XV relative to questions of germaneness of amendments, 288, 785 [6JA]
S. Res. 28, amend rule XII relative to reading of amendments under cloture, 288, 785 [6JA]
S. Res. 29, amend rule XII relative to electronic voting, 288, 785 [6JA]
S. Res. 33, severance pay to certain displaced commmittee employees, 786 [6JA]
S. Res. 34, legislative assistance for Senators, 787 [6JA]
S. Res. 35, appointment of Michael Davidson as legal counsel, 787 [6JA]
S. Res. 40, amend rule XII relative to electronic voting, 795 [6JA]
S. Res. 41, amend rule XV relative to questions of germaneness of amendments, 795 [6JA]
S. Res. 42, amend rule XVI relative to limitation on legislative amendments, 795 [6JA]
S. Res. 43, amend rule XXII relative to questions of germaneness of amendments, 795 [6JA]
S. Res. 44, amend rule XXII relative to amendments under cloture, 796 [6JA]
S. Res. 45, amend rule XXII relative to reading of amendments under cloture, 796 [6JA]
S. Res. 48, amend rule XXVII relative to impeachment trials, 796 [6JA]
S. Res. 49, establish Commission on Senate Operations and Fiscal Procedures, 797 [6JA]
S. Res. 60, authorizing appropriations for Committee on Foreign Relations, 1406 [16JA]
S. Res. 61, authorizing appropriations for Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation, 1407 [16JA]
S. Res. 63, authorizing appropriations for Select Committee on Intelligence, 1407 [16JA]
S. Res. 64, authorizing expenditures for Committee on the Judiciary, 1407 [16JA]
S. Res. 65, authorizing expenditures for Special Committee on Aging, 1408 [16JA]
S. Res. 66, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Small Business, 1408 [16JA]
S. Res. 67, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Environment and Public Works, 1408 [16JA]
S. Res. 68, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Veterans' Affairs, 1408 [16JA]
S. Res. 69, authorizing expenditures for Committee on the Budget, 1409 [16JA]
S. Res. 70, authorizing expenditures for Select Committee on Indian Affairs, 1409 [16JA]
S. Res. 71, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Finance, 1409 [16JA]
S. Res. 72, designating ranking members on committees of the Senate, 1524 [20JA]
S. Res. 75, authorizing expenditures by Committee on Labor and Human Resources, 1657 [21JA]
S. Res. 76, authorizing expenditures by Committee on Rules and Administration, 1657 [21JA]
S. Res. 77, authorizing expenditures by Committee on Governmental Affairs, 1658 [21JA]
S. Res. 79, authorizing expenditures by Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry, 1659 [21JA]
S. Res. 80, authorizing expenditures for Committees of the Senate, 1857-1860 [22JA]
S. Res. 81, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Barbara F. Allem and Kathleen P. McGhee, 1866, 1880 [22JA]
S. Res. 89, establish positions of chief of staff for Offices of Majority and Minority Leaders of the Senate, 2149, 2167 [28JA]
S. Res. 90, designate Deputy President pro tempore, 2149, 2167 [28JA]
S. Res. 91, designate Senator Mitchell as Deputy President pro tempore, 2149, 2168 [28JA]
S. Res. 99, Senate Legal Counsel representation in Brownsville Golden Age Nursing Home, Inc. v. Joann Wells, 2746, 2928 [4FE]
S. Res. 105, amend rule XXII on adjournment motions, 3806 [19FE]
S. Res. 106, amend rule XXV on public debt increase, 3806 [19FE]
S. Res. 107, amend rule XXII on executive business, 3806 [19FE]
S. Res. 108, amend rule XX on floor recognition, 3806 [19FE]
S. Res. 112, appointment to Committee on Governmental Affairs, 3700, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 113, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Senators Lugar and Quayle, 3700, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 114, unanimous consent that Journal is up to date, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 116, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 117, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 118, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 119, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 120, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 121, notice of rules change, 3808 [19FE]
S. Res. 122, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 123, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 124, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 125, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 126, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 127, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 128, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 129, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 130, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 131, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 132, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 133, notice of rules change, 3809 [19FE]
S. Res. 134, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 135, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 136, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 137, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 138, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 139, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 140, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 141, notice of rules change, 3810 [19FE]
S. Res. 142, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 143, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 144, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 145, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 146, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 147, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 148, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 149, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 150, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 151, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 152, notice of rules change, 3811 [19FE]
S. Res. 153, notice of rules change, 3812 [19FE]
S. Res. 154, notice of rules change, 3812 [19FE]
S. Res. 155, notice of rules change, 3812 [19FE]
S. Res. 156, notice of rules change, 3812 [19FE]
S. Res. 160, Senate Legal Counsel appearance as amicus curiae, 4981, 5062 [6MR]
S. Res. 161, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Senator Dole and production of documents, 4982, 5062 [6MR]
S. Res. 162, tax information disclosures to Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition, 5062 [6MR]
S. Res. 165, Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition limited use immunity, 5296 [11MR]
S. Res. 166, commemorate bicentennial, 5633, 5654 [12MR]
S. Res. 168, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Sec. of the Senate in Humphrey v. Baker, 6121, 6143 [18MR]
S. Res. 169, tribute to Franzetta R. DeGooyer, 6121 [18MR], 6144 [18MR]
S. Res. 170, direct Senate Legal Counsel to enforce subpoena and order of the Senate Select Committee on Secret Military Assistance to Iran and the Nicaraguan Opposition, 6406 [19MR]
S. Res. 173, allow Secretary of the Senate to fill vacancies occurring during closing of office of Senator in case of death or resignation, 6640 [24MR], 6675 [24MR]
S. Res. 177, commend David J. Pratt for service, 7249, 7292 [30MR]
S. Res. 178, election of C. Abbott Saffold as secretary for the majority, 7292 [30MR]
S. Res. 180, authorize Select Committee on Intelligence to produce documents, 7293, 7307 [30MR]
S. Res. 182, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Senator Helms in Tayoun v. Foglietta, 7853, 7864 [2AP]
S. Res. 183, select vice chairman of Select Committee on Indian Affairs, 7993 [3AP]
S. Res. 186, Senate Legal Counsel permission to represent Senate committees in Shaw v. Senate Intelligence Committee, 8421, 8502 [8AP]
S. Res. 196, authorizing testimony of Barbara Mook and Samuel T. Hall in Commonwealth of Kentucky v. Geoffrey M. Young, 10357, 10373 [29AP]
S. Res. 198, authorizing payment of gratuity to Gloria S. Garner, 10654 [30AP], 10904 [1MY]
S. Res. 199, authorizing payment of gratuity to Margaret C. Mitchell, 10654 [30AP], 10905 [1MY]
S. Res. 200, authorizing payment of gratuity to William Macklin, 10654 [30AP], 10905 [1MY]
S. Res. 202, Senate Legal Counsel representation for Senator Hecht, 10655, 10668 [30AP]
S. Res. 203, authorizing Senate employees' testimony and production of documents in an unemployment compensation appeals matter, 10655, 10668 [30AP]
S. Res. 209, Stewart B. McKinney funeral committee and adjournment in memory, 11772, 11805 [8MY]
S. Res. 211, appointments to certain Senate committees, 11979 [12MY]
S. Res. 212, majority appointments to certain committees, 12022 [12MY]
S. Res. 213, minority appointments to certain committees, 12022 [12MY]
S. Res. 214, reprint of manuscript Creation of the Senate, 12022 [12MY]
S. Res. 215, authorizing Senate Legal Counsel to represent the President of the Senate and President pro tempore, 12288 [13MY], 12309 [13MY]
S. Res. 216, direct Senate Legal Counsel to represent Senator Kennedy in Barsella v. Kennedy, 12955, 12990 [19MY]
S. Res. 218, requirements for proposed legislation on new employee benefits, 13265 [20MY]
S. Res. 221, authorizing Senate Legal Counsel representation for certain employees, 13733 [27MY]
S. Res. 222, direct Senate Legal Counsel appearance as amicus curiae, 13734 [27MY]
S. Res. 223, purchase of calendars, 13967 [28MY], 14141 [29MY]
S. Res. 228, authorize photograph, 14866, 14871 [5JN]
S. Res. 229, establish Interim Office of Senate Security, 14866, 14872 [5JN]
S. Res. 231, production of documents by the Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, 15449 [11JN]
S. Res. 234, authorizing Senate Legal Counsel representation for certain employees in the case of U.S. v. Carrothers, 16184, 16195 [16JN]
S. Res. 235, authorizing the Senate Legal Counsel to represent Senator Simon, 16639, 16668 [18JN]
S. Res. 236, authorizing employees to testify in unemployment compensation hearing, 16639, 16668 [18JN]
S. Res. 243, establish Office of Senate Security, 18507, 18539 [1JY]
S. Res. 244, Senate procedures for payment of expenses relative to S. Res. 352 and H. Con. Res. 131, 18508, 18540 [1JY]
S. Res. 257, official mail funds, 21270 [28JY]
S. Res. 258, documentation for payments and reimbursements from contingent fund, 21270 [28JY]
S. Res. 259, reimbursement of expenses paid to witnesses, 21270 [28JY]
S. Res. 262, Senate tax increase rules, 21927 [31JY]
S. Res. 263, Senate enrollment of certain appropriations bills, 21927 [31JY]
S. Res. 264, amend S. Res. 400 (94th Congress) establishing a Committee on Intelligence (Select), 21927 [31JY]
S. Res. 265, amend paragraph 1 of rule XVI of the Standing Rules of Senate, 21927 [31JY]
S. Res. 268, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Linda J. Gustitus, 22447 [5AU]
S. Res. 269, Senate Legal Counsel representation and testimony of Senate employees in bar admission proceeding, 22447 [5AU]
S. Res. 272, authorizing Senate Legal Counsel representation for certain employees, 22900 [6AU]
S. Res. 279, Senate political action committees code of conduct, 23545 [9SE]
S. Res. 281, Senate Legal Counsel representation relative to constitutionality of the Ethics in Government Act, 23561, 23578 [9SE]
S. Res. 292, authorizing production of records by Committee on Governmental Affairs, 25638, 25650 [29SE]
S. Res. 293, commemoration of Senate bicentennial, 25886 [30SE]
S. Res. 296, authorizing expenditures for Committee on Indian Affairs (Select), 27447 [13OC]
S. Res. 297, amend S. Res. 273, Central American Negotiations Senate Observer Group, 28124 [15OC]
S. Res. 299, Senate Legal Counsel representation of Senators Heinz and Specter in the case of Wesley Carroll v. Pennsylvania Board of Probation and Parole, 28433 [20OC]
S. Res. 306, supplemental appropriations for Committee on Armed Services, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 308, limit time on motion to proceed, 29886 [29OC]
S. Res. 309, limit time on motion to proceed, 29886 [29OC]
S. Res. 311, supplemental expenditures for Committee on Finance, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 316, review of closed session transcripts of Committee on Foreign Relations, 31234, 31276 [6NO]
S. Res. 318, authorize Senate Legal Counsel representation in U.S. v. Bardoff, 31517 [10NO]
S. Res. 319, supplemental appropriations for Committee on Veterans' Affairs, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 320, authorizing testimony by investigator in U.S. v. Antonio Fernandez, 31857 [13NO]
S. Res. 321, supplemental appropriations for Select Committee on Indian Affairs, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 322, supplemental appropriations for Committee on Appropriations, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 323, payment of gratuity to family of Clara V. Ray, 32596 [18NO]
S. Res. 324, release of documents by Committee on Foreign Relations, 32027, 32049 [17NO]
S. Res. 325, supplemental appropriations for Committee on Rules and Administration, 36547 [19DE]
S. Res. 326, authorizing testimony of former Senate employee, 32840, 32868 [19NO]
S. Res. 333, authorizing representation for certain employees by Senate Legal Counsel, 33481, 33516 [1DE]
S. Res. 338, authorize reprinting of History of the U.S. Senate, 34229 [4DE]
S. Res. 339, documents the Senate should not consider as establishing the meaning of treaties as it decides whether to consent to ratification, 34341 [8DE]
S. Res. 349, tendering thanks to the Vice President for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided, 37734, 37835 [21DE]
S. Res. 350, tendering thanks to the Deputy President pro tempore for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided, 37734, 37836 [21DE]
S. Res. 351, tendering thanks to the President pro tempore for the courteous, dignified, and impartial manner in which he has presided, 37784, 37836 [21DE]
S. Res. 352, sine die adjournment, 37952, 37958 [22DE]
S. Res. 353, notification of adjournment to President, 37958 [22DE]
S.J. Res. 23, constitutional amendment requiring \3/5\ vote of both houses of Congress to increase public debt, 1652 [21JA]
S.J. Res. 79, constitutional amendment to limit congressional terms, 5172 [10MR]
S.J. Res. 166, amend Constitution relative to campaign contributions and expenditures, 16817 [19JN], 22839 [6AU]
S.J. Res. 339, documents the Senate should not consider as establishing the meaning of treaties as it decides whether to consent to ratification, 34307 [8DE]
Transcripts
Armed Forces Salute to Barry Goldwater, 329 [6JA]
Tributes
Anderson, Clinton P., 29143 [23OC]
Baker, Howard H., Jr.: tribute, 4563 [3MR], 4570 [3MR], 31468 [10NO], 33583 [2DE]
Biden, Senator, 24456 [17SE], 25212 [25SE]
Boschwitz, Senator, 21823 [31JY]
Bradley, Senator, 3360, 3414 [17FE]
Breaux, Senator, 328 [6JA], 20140 [17JY], 21505 [29JY]
Byrd, Senator, 3912 [23FE], 17215 [24JN], 21115 [24JY], 21472, 21474 [29JY], 33065, 33067, 33070 [20NO], 35611 [15DE]
Carlson, Frank, 14263, 14265, 14267 [2JN]
Chafee, Senator, 1682 [21JA]
Chandler, Albert B. (Happy), 31494 [10NO]
Chavez, Dennis, 30789 [4NO]
Conrad, Senator, 35597 [15DE]
Cullom, Shelby M., 33066 [20NO]
Daschle, Senator, 23365 [7AU]
DeGooyer, Franzetta R.: tribute (S. Res. 169), 6121, 6144 [18MR]
Dewar, Helen, 23368 [7AU]
Dole, Senator, 7472 [31MR], 21472, 21474 [29JY], 23365 [7AU]
East, John P., 3418 [17FE]
Garn, Senator, 7170 [27MR]
Gore, Senator, 29437 [27OC]
Grundy, Richard D., 5913 [17MR]
Halverson, Richard C., 6523, 6524 [23MR], 7601 [1AP], 14110 [29MY], 23512 [9SE]
Harkin, Senator, 14143 [29MY]
Hart, Gary, 11753 [8MY]
Hart, Philip A., 13761 [27MY]
Heath, Kenneth, 23348 [7AU]
Heflin, Senator, 7212 [27MR]
Henneghan, William J., Jr., 1224 [13JA]
Hooper, Raymond E.: tribute, 21824 [31JY]
Humphrey, Senator: tribute, 24486 [18SE]
Inouye, Senator, 21192 [27JY], 21515 [29JY]
Jackson, Henry M., 13760 [27MY]
Kennedy, Senator, 30599 [3NO]
Karnes, Senator, 11980 [12MY]
Lautenberg, Senator, 28356 [19OC], 31225 [6NO]
Leahy, Senator, 4567 [3MR]
Lee, Richard H., 1438 [20JA]
McCain, Senator, 21898 [31JY], 29310, 29437 [27OC]
McKinney, Stewart B., 11752, 11753 [8MY]
Metzenbaum, Senator, 21735 [30JY]
Mikulski, Senator, 2113 [28JA]
Mitchell, Senator, 1682 [21JA]
Moynihan, Senator, 1674 [21JA]
Proxmire, Senator, 7170 [27MR], 26825 [7OC]
Randolph, Jennings, 28183 [16OC]
Robison, Howard, 29212 [26OC]
Rockefeller, Senator, 16638 [18JN]
Sherman, Roger, 5391 [11MR]
Saffold, C. Abbott, 7676 [1AP]
Sanford, Senator, 29535 [28OC]
Scott, Hugh D., Jr., 31718 [10NO]
Shaw, Susan, 25308 [25SE]
Simpson, Milward, 9001 [10AP]
Squires, Donal M., 13863 [28MY]
Stafford, Senator, 34107, 34115, 34117, 34120 [4DE]
Stennis, Senator, 21998, 22000, 22013 [3AU], 28413 [20OC], 29019 [23OC]
Thurmond, Senator, 22806 [6AU], 34155 [4DE]
Trice, J. Mark, 18739, 18836 [7JY], 20264 [17JY]
Wall, Danny, 25721 [30SE]
Vandenberg, Arthur H., 27736 [13OC], 31520 [10NO]
Warner, Senator, 29311 [27OC]
Wirth, Senator, 13134 [20MY], 33068 [20NO]
Zorinsky, Edward, 5318, 5319, 5324, 5326, 5327, 5330 [11MR], 5645 [12MR], 5917 [17MR], 6142 [18MR], 6302, 6303 [19MR], 6436 [19MR], 6454, 6486 [20MR], 6983 [26MR], 7638 [1AP], 7936 [3AP], 9000 [10AP], 13232 [20MY]
Tributes to retiring Members
Proxmire, Senator, 23715, 23716 [10SE], 23870 [11SE]