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H.R.5210, 100th Congress (22 page legislative activity report)

by FOLEY (D-WA)

-- Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988; National Narcotics Leadership Act of 1988;Justice Department Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Enhancement Act of1988; Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health AmendmentsAct of 1988; Native Hawaiian Health Care Act of 1988; International NarcoticsControl Act of 1988; Public Housing Drug Elimination Act of 1988; Drug-FreePublic Housing Act of 1988; Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988; Anti-Drug AbuseAmendments Act of 1988; Chemical Diversion and Trafficking Act of 1988; AssetForfeiture Amendments Act of 1988; Money Laundering Prosecution ImprovementsAct of 1988; Bureau of Land Management Drug Enforcement Supplemental AuthorityAct; Minor and Technical Criminal Law Amendments Act of 1988; Federal AviationAdministration Drug Enforcement Assistance Act of 1988; Juvenile Justice andDelinquency Prevention Amendments of 1988; Uniform Federal Crime Reporting Actof 1988; Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act of 1988; NationalCommission on Measured Responses to Achieve a Drug-Free America by 1995Authorization Act; Alcohol Beverage Labeling Act of 1988; Federal AlcoholAdministration Act; Drunk Driving Prevention Act of 1988; Truck and Bus Safetyand Regulatory Reform Act of 1988; Insular Areas Drug Abuse Amendments of1988; Urgent Supplemental Appropriations Act of 1989 to Meet the DireEmergency Created by the Crisis of Drug Abuse (P.L. 100-690, approved 11/18/88)

Official Title (caption):A bill to prevent the manufacturing, distribution, and use of illegal

drugs, and for other purposes.

Introduced on Thursday, August 11, 1988

Committee Referrals:HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANKING, FINANCE, AND URBAN AFFAIRSHOUSE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABORHOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRSHOUSE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONSHOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRSHOUSE COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND COMMERCEHOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARYHOUSE COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIESHOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATIONHOUSE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS

All Specified Actions:08/04/88 -- In The HOUSE

Extensions to Remarks by PORTER (R-IL) in "Congressional Record"(CR Page E-2623)

Extensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR PageE-2640)

08/08/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

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E-2656)Public hearing held by HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULESHearings recessed by HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES subject to the call of the

Chair

08/09/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by CONYERS (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2665)Extensions to Remarks by OXLEY (R-OH) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2670)Extensions to Remarks by EMERSON (R-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2677)

08/10/88 -- In The HOUSEPublic hearing held by HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES

Granted a waiver by House Committee on Rules to waive all points of orderagainst the bill and its consideration, and to provide three hours ofdebate (H:Res. 521)

08/11/88 -- In The HOUSEIntroduced by FOLEY (D-WA)

Joint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANKING, FINANCE, AND URBAN AFFAIRSJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABORJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRSJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONSJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRSJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARYJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIESJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATIONJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANSJoint referral to HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND COMMERCEResolution passed related to this measure (H.Res. 521)Ordered printing of amendment(s) by ANDERSON (D-CA) authorizing the

Secretary of Transportation to make grants to those states which adoptand implement drug enforcement programs which include measures toimprove the effectiveness of drug enforcement laws (CR Page H-7064)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by HUGHES (D-NJ) entitled "DrugEnforcement Policy Act of 1988" (CR Page H-7064)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) prohibitingFederal benefits to anyone over the age of 18 who has been convictedof distribution of a controlled substance, sentenced to a term ofimprisonment that exceeds one year or who is convicted of two or moredrug or narcotic offenses within a 10-year period (CR Page H-7065)

Remarks by ANDERSON (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-6972)Extensions to Remarks by HOYER (D-MD) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2764)Extensions to Remarks by CROCKETT (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2712)Extensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2719)

09/07/88 -- In The HOUSEUnder the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the Whole

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7074)

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Motion that Committee of the Whole rise and report by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY)Agreed to motion by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (by Voice Vote)Committee of the Whole rose without resolution

Remarks by GLICKMAN (D-KS) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7069)Remarks by TRAFICANT (D-OH) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7069)Remarks by GEKAS (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7069)Remarks by WEISS (D-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7071)Remarks by SKEEN (R-NM) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7071)Remarks by BUSTAMANTE (D-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7071)Remarks by PELOSI(D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7071)Remarks by GORDON (D-TN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7072)Remarks by LEWIS, JOHN (D-GA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7072)Remarks by LUNGREN (R-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7072)Remarks by SMITH, LAWRENCE (D-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7072)Remarks by LLOYD (D-TN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7073)Full text of measure printed in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7118)Extensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2815)Extensions to Remarks by DOWNEY, THOMAS (D-NY) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-2845)

09/08/88 -- In The HOUSEUnder the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the Whole

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7259)Amendment offered by WORTLEY (R-NY) permitting Federal agencies to transfer

financial records believed relevant to criminal activity to theJustice Department for use in criminal investigations withoutnotifying the persons involved (CR Page H-7259)

Agreed to amendment by WORTLEY (R-NY) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by WORTLEY (R-NY) permitting prosecutors to present to

Federal grand juries descriptions and summaries of subpoenaedfinancial records in lieu of the actual documents, if the documentsare considered to be so voluminous as to make actual presentationimpractical (CR Page H-7260)

Agreed to amendment by WORTLEY (R-NY) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by BROOMFIELD (R-MI) expressing the sense of Congress

that United States intelligence agencies should, through covertactions, be more actively involved in the effort to combat illicitinternational drug trafficking (CR Page H-7261)

Rejected amendment by BROOMFIELD (R-MI) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by BROOMFIELD (R-MI) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by BROOMFIELD (R-MI) (Vote No. 2296: 322-83)Amendment offered by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) requiring a penalty of life

imprisonment for anyone who intentionally kills a person during thecourse of committing or furthering a drug felony, or while attemptingto avoid apprehension for or service of a prison sentence for a drugfelony (CR Page H-7264)

Recorded vote requested by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) on his amendmentAgreed to amendment by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (Vote No. 2297: 410-1)

Amendment offered by GEKAS (R-PA) permitting the death penalty for anyonewho intentionally kills a person during the course of committing or inthe furtherance of a drug felony, or while attempting to avoidapprehension for or service of a prison sentence for a drug felony (CRPage H-7272)

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Rejected amendment by GEKAS (R-PA) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by GEKAS (R-PA) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by GEKAS (R-PA) (Vote No. 2298: 299-111)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4278, H.R. 4909,

and S. 2455)Amendment offered by LEVIN, SANDER (D-MI) prohibiting the death penalty

from being imposed on a mentally retarded person (CR Page H-7282)Agreed to amendment by LEVIN, SANDER (D-MI) (by Voice Vote)

Amendment offered by EDWARDS, DON (D-CA) en bloc, adding mitigating factorsfor imposition of the death penalty, requiring GAO to conduct a studyof the costs of implementing the procedures for the imposition of thedeath penalty, stating that the jury or court is never required toimpose a death sentence, and prohibiting the execution of mentallyincompetent persons (CR Page H-7283)

Agreed to amendment by EDWARDS, DON (D-CA) (by Voice Vote) en blocAmendment offered by CONYERS (D-MI) ensuring that defendants in capital

cases have adequate legal representation and access to reasonablynecessary investigative and expert services (CR Page H-7284)

Agreed to amendment by CONYERS (D-MI) (by Voice Vote) as modifiedAmendment offered by ORTIZ (D-TX) as modified, seeking to provide for use

of Justice Department and Customs Service assets forfeiture funds toassist State and local governments in construction, expansion,maintenance, and operation of prison facilities (CR Page H-7286)

Recorded vote requested by ORTIZ (D-TX) on his amendmentChair refused demand by ORTIZ (D-TX)Rejected amendment by ORTIZ (D-TX) (by Voice Vote)

Amendment offered by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) mandating denial of certain Federalbenefits for five years for persons convicted of two or moredrug-related offenses within a 10-year period and denial of benefitsfor 10 years for persons convicted of drug distribution (CR PageH-7288)

Substitute amendment offered by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) to amendment byMCCOLLUM (R-FL) seeking to deny certain Federal benefits for personsover age 18 convicted of drug-related offenses, suspending the denialwhile the person was participating in or seeking admission to a drugtreatment program and providing for resumption of the benefits uponcompletion of a drug treatment program (CR Page H-7293)

Agreed to substitute amendment by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) to amendment byMCCOLLUM (R-FL) (by Voice Vote)

Recorded vote requested by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) on Rangel's substitute amendmentRejected substitute amendment by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) to amendment by

MCCOLLUM (R-FL) (Vote No. 2299: 124-278)Recorded vote requested by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) (Vote No. 2300: 335-67)Amendment offered by LUNGREN (R-CA) changing the exclusionary rule to

permit introduction of evidence in Federal criminal cases obtainedthrough a search that violated constitutional protections,if the prosecution demonstrates that the search was undertaken in anobjective, reasonable, good faith belief that it was in conformitywith the fourth amendment to the Constitution (CR Page H-7299)

Rejected amendment by LUNGREN (R-CA) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by LUNGREN (R-CA) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by LUNGREN (R-CA) (Vote No. 2301: 259-134)Motion that Committee of the Whole rise and report by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY)

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Agreed to motion by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (by Voice Vote)Committee of the Whole rose without resolution

Remarks by VOLKMER (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7221)Extensions to Remarks by STARK (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2854)Extensions to Remarks by CLINGER (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2855)

09/09/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by SPECTER (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-12142)

09/09/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by SMITH, LAMAR (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7327)Extensions to Remarks by BATES (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2879)Extensions to Remarks by MCGRATH (R-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2881)Extensions to Remarks by EMERSON (R-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2882)Extensions to Remarks by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-2882)Extensions to Remarks by CONYERS (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2887)

09/14/88 -- In The HOUSEUnder the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the Whole

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7575)Amendment offered by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) seeking to strike language

providing for the establishment of a national training center forprison drug rehabilitation program personnel (CR Page H-7575)

Rejected amendment by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by EDWARDS, MICKEY (R-OK) permitting the Attorney General

to assess a civil penalty of up to $10,000 against any personpossessing a small amount of controlled substances, including cocaine,crack, marijuana, PCP, and LSD, and providing for judicial review (CRPage H-7576)

Rejected amendment by EDWARDS, MICKEY (R-OK) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by EDWARDS, MICKEY (R-OK) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by EDWARDS, MICKEY (R-OK) (Vote No. 2315: 293-115)Amendment offered by SHAW (R-FL) requiring random drug testing as a

mandatory condition of probation for individuals convicted ofdrug-related offenses in judicial districts where the bill'sdemonstration drug-testing program is in effect (CR Page H-7582)

Agreed to amendment by SHAW (R-FL) (by Voice Vote)Motion that Committee of the Whole rise and report by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY)

Agreed to motion by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (by Voice Vote)Committee of the Whole rose without resolution

Remarks by PORTER (R-IL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7547)Extensions to Remarks by VENTO (D-MN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2933)Extensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2942)

09/15/88 -- In The HOUSE

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Under the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the WholeConsidered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7620)

Amendment offered by PEPPER (D-FL) authorizing grants to the city of Miami,the city of Miami Beach, and Dade County, Florida, for anti-narcoticsmodel community assistance demonstration projects (CR Page H-7620)

Amendment offered by SMITH, LAWRENCE (D-FL) to amendment by PEPPER(D-FL) authorizing grants to additional Southeastern Florida countiesfor anti-narcotics model community assistance demonstration projects(CR Page H-7622)

Agreed to amendment by SMITH, LAWRENCE (D-FL) to amendment by PEPPER(D-FL) (by Voice Vote)

Agreed to amendment by PEPPER (D-FL) (by Voice Vote) as amendedAmendment offered by OXLEY (R-OH) authorizing the President to select the

chairman of the National Drug Enforcement Policy Board and providingthat it be a cabinet level position (CR Page H-7622)

Rejected amendment by OXLEY (R-OH) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by OXLEY (R-OH) on his amendmentPoint of order by OXLEY (R-OH) that a quorum not present

Quorum call (Vote No. 2317: 398 Present)Agreed to amendment by OXLEY (R-OH) (Vote No. 2318: 305-95)

Amendment offered by BROOKS (D-TX) establishing within the Executive Officeof the President the Office of Drug Enforcement Coordination headed bya Director appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate andabolishing the National Drug Enforcement Policy Board (CR Page H-7627)

Recorded vote requested by OXLEY (R-OH) on Brook's amendmentAgreed to amendment by BROOKS (D-TX) (Vote No. 2319: 216-193),

thereby superceding the previously adopted Oxley amendmentAmendment offered by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) authorizing an additional $30

million for fiscal years 1989, 1990 and 1991 for the offices of UnitedStates Attorneys (CR Page H-7632)

Agreed to amendment by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) striking the provisions establishing a

seven-day waiting period for handgun purchases, directing the JusticeDepartment to develop and propose to Congress a system that would beaccessible to gun dealers that would permit felons who attempt topurchase firearms to be identified, and mandating the immediaterevocation of prohibition for possession of a firearm (CR Page H-7635)

Point of order by HUGHES (D-NJ) that a quorum is not presentQuorum call (Vote No. 2320: 393 Present)Rejected amendment by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) (by Voice Vote)

Recorded vote requested by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) on his amendmentAgreed to amendment by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) (Vote No. 2321: 228-182)

Amendment offered by SHAW (R-FL) seeking to strike the innocent ownerdefense provisions under which a conveyance would not be forfeited andto replace the expedited petition procedures for seized conveyanceswith more restrictive language (CR Page H-7655)

Recorded vote requested by SHAW (R-FL) on his amendmentRejected amendment by SHAW (R-FL) (Vote No. 1322: 304-56)

Motion that Committee of the Whole rise and report by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY)Agreed to motion by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (by Voice Vote)Committee of the Whole rose without resolution

Remarks by DICKS (D-WA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7668)Extensions to Remarks by HUNTER (R-CA) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-2959)

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Extensions to Remarks by MARLENEE (R-MT) in "Congressional Record" (CR PageE-2966)

Extensions to Remarks by SAIKI (R-HI) in "Congressional Record" (CR PageE-2977)

09/15/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by BOSCHWITZ (R-MN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-12637)

09/16/88 ---In The HOUSEUnder the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the Whole

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7704)Amendment offered by SHAW (R-FL) providing for a prison term of 5 to 20

years for the possession of crack, based on a sliding scale ratio ofpossession to repeat offense, becoming increasingly more stringent (CRPage H-7704)

Agreed to amendment by SHAW (R-FL) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by DORNAN, ROBERT (R-CA) seeking to establish a task

force on clandestine drug laboratories (CR Page H-7706)Amendment by DORNAN, ROBERT (R-CA) withdrawn

Amendment offered by HUGHES (D-NJ) seeking to add $800,000 to the DrugEnforcement Administration's capability to develop voice privacycommunications systems (CR Page H-7708)

Amendment by HUGHES (D-NJ) withdrawnAmendment offered by STUDDS (D-MA) establishing an "innocent owner" defense

for seizures and forfeitures under the Customs Act, similar to otherseizure/forfeiture laws established in the bill under other laws(CR Page H-7708)

Agreed to amendment by STUDDS (D-MA) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by JOHNSON, TIMOTHY P. (D-SD) providing $125 million in

grants to help states implement drunk driving enforcement programs aslong as states will do the following: Require immediate suspension ofdrivers' licenses of drunk drivers; require a 90-day suspension for afirst offense and one-year suspension for repeat offenses committedduring a five-year period; require mandatory blood alcohol tests forall drivers involved in serious accidents; prohibit possession of openalcohol containers in vehicles; and establish effective systems forpreventing the purchase of alcohol by persons under 21 years of age(CR Page H-7709)

Agreed to amendment by JOHNSON, TIMOTHY P. (D-SD) (by Voice Vote)Motion that Committee of the Whole rise and report by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY)

Agreed to motion by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) (by Voice Vote)Committee of the Whole rose without resolution

Remarks by RAVENEL (R-SC) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7688)Remarks by PATTERSON (D-SC) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7688)Remarks by BARTON (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7690)Extensions to Remarks by MFUME (D-MD) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-2990)Extensions to Remarks by GALLO (R-NJ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3002)

09/20/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by LEVINE, MEL (D-CA) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3013)

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09/22/88 -- In The HOUSEUnder the rule, the House resolved into the Committee of the Whole

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-7894)Amendment offered by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) concerning the revocation and

suspension of drivers' licenses of people convicted of drug-relatedoffenses (CR Page H-7894)

Substitute amendment offered by ANDERSON (D-CA) to amendment by MCCOLLUM(R-FL) providing $125 million in grants over three years for Statessuspending drivers' licenses for persons convicted of drug-relatedcriminal offenses, but allowing for restricted drivers' licenses forpersons whose licenses have been suspended or revoked, provided thosepersons participate in State drug rehabilitation programs (CR PageH-7895)

Point of order by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) that a quorum not presentQuorum call (Vote No. 2329: 389 Present)

Recorded vote requested by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) on Anderson's substituteamendment

Agreed to substitute amendment by ANDERSON (D-CA) to amendment byMCCOLLUM (R-FL) (Vote No. 2330: 281-119)

Recorded vote requested by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) on his amendment, as amendedAgreed to amendment by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) (Vote No. 2331: 392-9) as amended

Amendment offered by ACKERMAN (D-NY) requiring data collection on drugtreatment programs to include information on the number of personsseeking treatment who were denied or placed on waiting lists,and the length of time between their original request for treatmentand actual commencement of treatment (CR Page H-7903)

Agreed to amendment by ACKERMAN (D-NY) (by Voice Vote) as modifiedAmendment offered by OXLEY (R-OH) facilitating Government "sting"

operations involving money laundering by making it illegal to acceptor deal with money that has been "represented to be" proceeds from anunlawful activity, modifying current law requiring that a moneylaundering offense involve property which is "in fact" derived fromcriminal activities (CR Page H-7904)

Agreed to amendment by OXLEY (R-OH) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by HUGHES (D-NJ) establishing a criminal penalty of 3

years' imprisonment and or a fine for the illegal distribution ofanabolic steroids (CR Page H-7906)

Agreed to amendment by HUGHES (D-NJ) (by Voice Vote)Amendment offered by BLILEY (R-VA) providing for certain standards for

Federal certification of drug detection laboratories (CR Page H-7908)Agreed to amendment by BLILEY (R-VA) (by Voice Vote) as modified

Amendment offered by FOLEY (D-WA) en bloc, providing for drug-free publichousing, grants to public housing agencies for elimination ofdrug-related crime in public housing, encouraging United Nationsefforts to stop international illegal drug traffic, drug recognitiontraining for law enforcement officers, group homes for substancesabusers, providing for State grantees to notify individuals who havereceived blood transfusions to undergo testing, and appointing a taskforce for oversight and protection of the public health due to illegallaboratories (CR Page H-7912)

Agreed to amendment by FOLEY (D-WA) (by Voice Vote)Under the rule, Committee of the Whole roseReported favorably, with amendments, by Committee of the Whole

Consideration of amendment(s) from Committee of the Whole

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Agreed to amendment(s) from Committee of the Whole (by Voice Vote)Read the third time (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by LUNGREN (R-CA) on final passagePassed (agreed to), as amended (Vote No. 2332: 375-30)Remarks by GREGG (R-NH) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-7892)Extensions to Remarks by ROYBAL (D-CA) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3027)Extensions to Remarks by SWIFT (D-WA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3043)Extensions to Remarks by LEWIS, TOM (R-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR

Page E-3044)Extensions to Remarks by LOWRY, MIKE (D-WA) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3047)

09/23/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by D'AMATO (R-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-13155)

09/26/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by BINGAMAN (D-NM) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-13264)

09/26/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by ROUKEMA (R-NJ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3084)

09/27/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3101)Extensions to Remarks by FIELDS (R-TX) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3112)

09/28/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by DORNAN, ROBERT (R-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-8925)

09/29/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by SMITH, LAMAR (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-8936)Extensions to Remarks by BOXER (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3131)Extensions to Remarks by CLAY (D-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3144)Extensions to Remarks by WOLPE (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3159)

09/29/88 -- In The SENATEReceived in the Senate, after passage in the HousePlaced on Senate Legislative Calendar pursuant to the order of September 23,

1988 (Order 1019)Remarks by GRAMM, PHIL (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-13579)

09/30/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by COLLINS, CARDISS (D-IL) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3194)

09/30/88 -- In The SENATE

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Remarks by SIMON (D-IL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-13951)

10/03/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by SPECTER (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-14012)

10/04/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by SMITH, LAMAR (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9454)Remarks by GEKAS (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9456)

10/05/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by GILMAN (R-NY) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3249)

10/05/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by DECONCINI (D-AZ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-14567)Remarks by WILSON, PETE (R-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-14575)

10/06/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9732)Remarks by DAVIS, JACK (R-IL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9734)Remarks by LUNGREN (R-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9736)Remarks by ROWLAND, JOHN (R-CT) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9737)Remarks by BARTON (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9738)Remarks by SHAW (R-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9739)Remarks by WALKER (R-PA) in "Congressional Record' (CR Page H-9741)Remarks by GINGRICH (R-GA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9742)Extensions to Remarks by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3262)

10/11/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by GEKAS (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-9957)

10/13/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by GILMAN (R-NY) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3416)

10/13/88 -- In The SENATEOrdered printing of amendment(s) by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) in the nature of a

substitute, inserting the text of S. 2852, the "Omnibus Anti-SubstanceAbuse Act of 1988" (Amendment 3677, CR Page S-15781)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by HATFIELD (R-OR) substituting a lifesentence without release for the death penalty in the case ofdrug-related killings (Amendment 3678, CR Page S-15853)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) adding the"Racial Justice Act of 1988" amending Title 28 of the United StatesCode, to prohibit racially disproportionate capital sentencing(Amendment 3683, CR Page S-15877)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by SIMON (D-IL) modifying the deathpenalty provisions to include the killing of innocent bystanders(Amendment 3684, CR Page S-15878)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by DOMENICI (R-NM) imposing a civilpenalty for possession of small amounts of certain controlledsubstances (Amendment 3685, CR Page S-15878)

Unanimous consent agreement for consideration of the measure and that the

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Senate drug bill, (S. 2852) be offered as an amendment(No. 3677) in the nature of a substitue for the House bill. The titleswill be considered to have been read and Senators Hatfield, Evans,and Levin will be allowed to call up their amendment regarding thedeath penalty. There will be a two-and-a-half hour limitation on theamendment no. 3677, equally divided between the three authors andSenator D'Amato (CR Page S-15667)

Considered (debated) in the Senate under the previous unanimous consentagreement (CR Page S-15667)

Agreed to amendment by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) (by Voice Vote) in the natureof a substitute under the previous unanimous consent agreement

Amendment offered by HATFIELD (R-OR) substituting a life sentence withoutrelease for the death penalty in the case of drug-related killings(Amendment 3678, CR Page S-15669)

Recorded vote requested by D'AMATO (R-NY) on Hatfield's amendmentRejected amendment by HATFIELD (R-OR) (Vote No. 2368: 25-64) no. 3678

Amendment offered by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) adding the "Racial Justice Actof 1988," amending Title 28 of the United States Code, to prohibitracially disproportionate capital sentencing (Amendment 3683,CR Page S-15748)

Recorded vote requested by D'AMATO (R-NY) on the Kennedy amendmentRejected amendment by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) (Vote No. 2369: 35-52)

Amendment offered by SIMON (D-IL) modifying the dealth penalty provisionsto include the killing of innocent bystanders (Amendment 3684,CR Page S-15757)

Motion by D'AMATO (R-NY) to table amendment by SIMON (D-IL) no. 3684Recorded vote requested by D'AMATO (R-NY) on his motion to table

Amendment by SIMON (D-IL) tabled (Vote No. 2370: 72-16)Amendment offered by DOMENICI (R-NM) imposing a civil penalty for

possession of small amounts of certain controlled substances(Amendment 3685, CR Page S-15760)

Senate cosponsor(s) added to amendment (Amendment 3685, CR Page S-15762)Recorded vote requested by DOMENICI (R-NM) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by DOMENICI (R-NM) (Vote No. 2371: 88-0)Unanimous consent agreement for consideration of the measure that certain

amendments will be proposed on October 14, 1988 (CR Page S-15764)Unanimous consent agreement for consideration of the measure at 10:00 a.m.,

October 14, 1988. The Gramm amendment will be the pending business.All amendments are to be germane (CR Page S-15901)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) into thismeasure (S. 2852, Amendment No. 3677)

10/14/88 -- In The SENATEOrdered printing of amendment(s) by GRAMM, PHIL (R-TX) denying Federal

benefits to drug traffickers and users (Amendment 3695,CR Page S-16167)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by WILSON, PETE (R-CA) authorizing Statesto receive Federal highway funds to conduct a one-year pilot programfor drug testing of drivers license applicants, and for the Secretaryof Transportation to report on the results of the program(Amendment 3696, CR Page S-16168)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by KERRY, JOHN (D-MA) restrictinginternational laundering of United States currency (Amendment 3697,CR Page S-16168)

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Ordered printing of amendment(s) by METZENBAUM (D-OH) adding the"Undetectable Firearms Act of 1988", to prohibit the manufacture,importation, sale, or possession of firearms not detectable by metaldetection and x-ray systems (Amendment 3698, CR Page S-16169)

Ordered printing of amendment(s) by NUNN (D-GA) comprising 47 amendments ascontained in the bipartisan agreement (Amendment 3699, CR PageS-16170)

Considered (debated) in the Senate (CR Page S-15929)Amendment offered by GRAMM, PHIL (R-TX) denying Federal benefits to drug

traffickers and users (Amendment 3695, CR Page S-15963)Recorded vote requested by GRAMM, PHIL (R-TX) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by GRAMM, PHIL (R-TX) (Vote No. 2372: 78-11)Amendment offered by WILSON, PETE (R-CA) authorizing States to receive

Federal highway funds to conduct a one-year pilot program for drugtesting of drivers license applicants, and for the Secretary ofTransportation to report on the results of the program (Amendment 3696,CR Page S-15984)

Recorded vote requested by WILSON, PETE (R-CA) on his amendmentAgreed to amendment by WILSON, PETE (R-CA) (Vote No. 2373: 77-10)

Amendment offered by KERRY, JOHN (D-MA) restricting internationallaundering of United States currency (Amendment 3697, CR Page S-15993)

Senate cosponsor(s) added to amendment (Amendment 3697, CR Page S-15994)Recorded vote requested by KERRY, JOHN (D-MA) on his amendment

Agreed to amendment by KERRY, JOHN (D-MA) (Vote No. 2374: 85-3)Unanimous consent agreement for consideration of the measure separating the

vote on the Metzenbaum-Kassebaum amendment from the leadership packageof amendments (CR Page S-15999)

Amendment offered by MIETZENBAUM (D-OH) adding the "Undetectable FirearmsAct of 1988," to prohibit the manufacture, importation, sale,or possession of firearms not detectable by metal detection and x-raysystems (Amendment 3698, CR Page S-16000)

Recorded vote requested by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) on the Metzenbaum amendmentAgreed to amendment by METZENBAUM (D-OH) (Vote No. 2375: 89-0)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by METZENBAUM (D-OH) into thismeasure (H.R. 4445, as passed by the Senate on May 25, 1988,Amendment No. 3698)

Amendment offered by NUNN (D-GA) comprising 47 amendments as contained inthe bipartisan agreement (Amendment 3699, CR Page S-16004)

Agreed to amendment by NUNN (D-GA) (by Voice Vote)Recorded vote requested by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) on final passage

Agreed to committee amendment(s) (by Voice Vote) in the nature of asubstitute, as amended

Read the third time (by Voice Vote)Passed (agreed to), as amended (Vote No. 2376: 87-3)Remarks by METZENBAUM (D-OH) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16002)Remarks by THURMOND (R-SC) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16002)Remarks by HEINZ (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16025)Remarks by BENTSEN (D-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16059)Remarks by DURENBERGER (R-MN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16066)Remarks by DOLE (R-KS) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16104)Remarks by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16104)Remarks by MOYNIHAN (D-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16227)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2033, Amendment No. 3699)

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Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2047, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(Language from Title IV, Subtitle C, Section 425 of H.R. 2470,Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2549, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2367, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2793, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2443, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(H.R. 4824, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2551, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 2757, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated as an amendment by NUNN (D-GA) into this measure(S. 1961, Amendment No. 3699)

Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2569)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2660)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2584)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2772)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2769)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 1803)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 1041)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S. 356)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 3889, Title VII,

Subtitle N)Another measure incorporated into this measure (S.1250)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4860)

10/18/88 -- In The HOUSEReturned to the House from the Senate, with Senate amendment(s)

Remarks by COMBEST (R-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-10320)

10/18/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by CHILES (D-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16421)Remarks by MCCONNELL (R-KY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16781)Remarks by SIMON (D-IL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16782)

10/19/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by MOYNIHAN (D-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16802)Remarks by HATCH (R-UT) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16804)Remarks by D'AMATO (R-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16826)Remarks by HELMS (R-NC) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16881)Remarks by LEVIN, CARL (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16886)Remarks by DODD (D-CT) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16916)

10/19/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by LUNGREN (R-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-10362)

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10/20/88 -- In The HOUSEPublic hearing held by HOUSE COMMITTEE ON RULES

Granted a waiver by House Committee on Rules to to waive all points oforder against the motion to concur in the Senate amendment with anamendment (H.Res. 595)

Remarks by BUECHNER (R-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-10539)Extensions to Remarks by ANDREWS, MIKE (D-TX) in "Congressional Record" (CR

Page E-3513)

10/20/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by PRYOR (D-AR) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-16938)

10/21/88 -- In The SENATEReturned to the Senate from the House, with House amendment(s)Considered (debated) in the Senate (CR Page S-17300)

Motion by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) to agree to House amendment(s)Agreed to motion by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) (by Voice Vote)

Remarks by DOLE (R-KS) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17096)Remarks by INOUYE (D-HI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17264)Remarks by LAUTENBERG (D-NJ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17308)Remarks by GORE (D-TN) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17309)Remarks by CRANSTON (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17309)Remarks by PACKWOOD (R-OR) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17310)Remarks by HATCH (R-UT) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17311)Remarks by BREAUX (D-LA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17315)Remarks by PROXMIRE (D-WI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17315)Remarks by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

S-17316)Remarks by BURDICK (D-ND) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17316)Remarks by BYRD, ROBERT (D-WV) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17314)Remarks by D'AMATO (R-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17317)Remarks by HATFIELD (R-OR) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17319)Remarks by D'AMATO (R-NY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17321)Remarks by BIDEN (D-DE) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17334)Remarks by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

S-17334)Remarks by BIDEN (D-DE) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17335)

10/21/88 -- In The HOUSERemarks by TRAFICANT (D-OH) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page H-10710)Extensions to Remarks by MAZZOLI (D-KY) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3594)Resolution passed related to this measure (H.Res. 595)

Considered (debated) in the House (CR Page H-11110)Motion by FOLEY (D-WA) to agree to Senate amendment with an amendmentRecorded vote requested by RANGEL, CHARLES (D-NY) on Foley's motion

Agreed to motion by FOLEY (D-WA) (Vote No. 2465: 346-11)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 5582)

Extensions to Remarks by BUNNING (R-KY) in "Congressional Record" (CR PageE-3674)

Parts of a different measure incorporated into this measure (S. 2485)Parts of a different measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 2182)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 1801, Subtitle F of

Title VII)

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Parts of a different measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4866)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 5321, Subtitle B of

Title IX)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 2768)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4844, Subtitle E of

Title VII)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4994, Sections 7093-7096)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4719)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4441)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4907)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4758)Parts of a different measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4658,

Section 2935)Another measure incorporated into this measure (H.R. 4786, Subtitle D of

Title IX)

11/04/88 -- In The HOUSESigned in the House

11/07/88 -- In The SENATESigned in the Senate

11/07/88 -- In The HOUSEPresented to the President

11/10/88 -- In The HOUSEExtensions to Remarks by ROE (D-NJ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3728)Extensions to Remarks by WAXMAN (D-CA) in "Congressional Record"

(CR Page E-3729)Extensions to Remarks by MADIGAN (R-IL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3732)Extensions to Remarks by HUGHES (D-NJ) in "Congressional Record'

(CR Page E-3740)Extensions to Remarks by HUGHES (D-NJ) in "Congressional Record'

(CR Page E-3750)Extensions to Remarks by BROWN, GEORGE (D-CA) in "Congressional Record" (CR

Page E-3758)Extensions to Remarks by MCCOLLUM (R-FL) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3759)Extensions to Remarks by CONYERS (D-MI) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

E-3763)

11/10/88 -- In The SENATERemarks by THURMOND (R-SC) in "Congressional Record' (CR Page S-17353)Remarks by THURMOND (R-SC) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17353)Remarks by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

S-17354)Remarks by DANFORTH (R-MO) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17354)Remarks by DECONCINI (D-AZ) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17359)Remarks by KENNEDY, EDWARD (D-MA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page

S-17360)Remarks by BIDEN (D-DE) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17360)Remarks by BIDEN (D-DE) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17379)

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Remarks by BIDEN (D-DE) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17382)Remarks by SPECTER (R-PA) in "Congressional Record" (CR Page S-17387)

11/18/88 -- In The HOUSESigned by the PresidentBecame Public Law No. 100-690

Existing LawsPub.L. 71-361

Pub.L. 73-416Pub.L. 73-479

Pub.L.Pub.L.Pub.L.Pub.L.

74-27174-40175-41275-717

Pub.L. 76-357

Cited in this Bill:SEC. 305, 431, 497, 589, 594, 603, 608, 609, 610, 612, 613,

616, 627 -- Tariff Act of 1930; Tariff Schedules of theUnited States (Act of 6/17/30)

SEC. 223 -- Communications Act of 1934SEC. 411 -- National Housing Act (Act of 6/27/34); Savings and

Loan Holding Company Act (Act of 6/27/34)SEC. 208 -- Social Security Act (Act of 8/14/35)SEC. 1-17 -- Federal Alcohol Administration Act (Act of 8/29/35)SEC. 75-412 -- United States Housing Act of 1937SEC. 303, 903 -- Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act (Act of

6/25/38)SEC. 2 -- Contraband Articles, Seizure and Forfeiture of

Carriers (Act of 8/9/39)Pub.L. 78-410 SEC. 303, 305, 308, 405, 408, 465, 497, 501, 504, 508, 509, 513,

515, 516, 517, 528, 536, 708, 728, 784, 787, 788, 791,796, 799, 843, 847, 1911, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917,1920, 2304, 2313, 2317, 2320, 2341, 2402, 2404, 2409,2411, 2413, 2414, 2415, 2421, 2432, 2500, 2501, 2502,2503, 2504, 2505, 2506, 2507, 2508, 2509, 2510, 2511,2512, 2513, 2514, 2524 -- Public Health Service Act (Actof 7/1/44)

Pub.L. 79-173 SEC. 2 -- Export-Import Bank Act of 1945Pub.L. 79-487 SEC. 7 -- National Mental Health Act (Act of 7/3/46)Pub.L. 80-253 SEC. 101 -- National Security Act of 1947Pub.L. 80-772 -- Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Title 18 U.S.C., Enactment

(Act of 6/25/48); Trade Secrets Act (Act of 6/25/48)Pub.L. 80-773 -- Judiciary and Judicial Procedure, Title 28 U.S.C., Enactment

(Act of 6/25/48)Pub.L. 81-152 SEC. 203 -- Federal Property and Administrative Services Act of

1949Pub.L. 81-207 -- Coast Guard, Title 14 U.S.C., Enactment (Act of 8/4/49)Pub.L. 81-797 SEC. 21 -- Federal Deposit Insurance Act (Act of 9/21/50);

Anti-Deficiency Act of 1950Pub.L. 82-414 SEC. 101, 106, 212, 241, 242, 244, 276, 277 -- Immigration and

Nationality Act (Act of 6/27/52); McCarran-Walter Act (Actof 6/27/52)

Pub.L. 83-591 SEC. 6103, 7203, 7809 -- Internal Revenue Code of 1954Pub.L.Pub.L.Pub.L.

Pub.L.Pub.L.

84-94 SEC. 3 -- Salary of Federal Employees, Provisions (Act of 6/28/55)84-652 SEC. 3 -- National Health Survey Act (Act of 7/3/56)84-709 SEC. I -- Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Title 18 U.S.C.,

Amendment (7/14/56)84-885 SEC. 36, 42 -- Department of State Basic Authorities Act of 195685-623 SEC. 7 -- Switchblade Knives, Manufacture, Transportation, or

Distribution, Provisions (Act of 8/12/58)

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Pub.L. 85-726 SEC. 103, 313, 501, 602, 605, 609, 901, 902 -- Federal AviationAct of 1958

Pub.L. 85-767 -- Highways, Title 23 U.S.C., Enactment (Act of 8/27/58)Pub.L. 85-859 SEC. 204 -- Excise Tax Technical Changes Act of 1958Pub.L. 87-195 SEC. 302, 481, 482, 515, 632 -- Foreign Assistance Act of 1961Pub.L. 87-216 SEC. 2 -- Transmission of Wagering Information Prohibitions and

Penalties Act of 1961Pub.L. 87-301 SEC. 5 -- Immigration and Nationality Act, Amendment (9/26/61)Pub.L. 88-455 SEC. 2 -- Criminal Justice Act of 1964Pub.L. 89-10 SEC. 4607 -- Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965Pub.L. 89-554 SEC. 4 -- Government Organization and Employees, Title 5 U.S.C.,

Enactment (Act of 9/6/66); Judiciary and JudicialProcedure, Title 28 U.S.C., Amendment (9/6/66)

Pub.L. 89-642 SEC. 17 -- Child Nutrition Act of 1966Pub.L. 90-284 SEC. 101 -- Civil Rights Act of 1968; Fair Housing Act of 1968;

Indian Civil Rights Act (Act of 4/10/68)Pub.L. 90-299 SEC. I -- Communications Act of 1934, Amendment (Obscene

Telephone Communications) (5/3/68)Pub.L. 90-351 SEC. 302, 401-606, 802, 901, 902, 1001, 1201, 1203, 1204, 1301

-- Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968Pub.L. 90-560 SEC. 2, 5 -- Postal Service, Provisions (Act of 10/12/68)Pub.L. 91-375 -- Postal Service, Title 39 U.S.C., Enactment (Act of 8/12/70);

Postal Reorganization Act of 1970 (Act of 8/12/70)Pub.L. 91-452 SEC. 101, 201, 901, 1102 -- Organized Crime Control Act of 1970;

Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act of1970; Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Title 18 U.S.C.,Amendment (10/15/70)

Pub.L. 91-508 SEC. 101, 102, 123, 125 -- Fair Credit Reporting Act (Act of10/26/70); Currency and Foreign Transactions Reporting Actof 1970; Bank Secrecy Act of 1970

Pub.L. 91-513 SEC. 102, 203, 310, 401, 402, 403, 404, 406, 408, 502, 506, 511,514, 516, 1010, 1011, 1013 -- Controlled Substances Act(Act of 10/27/70); Controlled Substances Import and ExportAct; Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Actof 1970

Pub.L. 91-538 -- Interstate Agreement on Detainers Act (Act of 12/9/70)Pub.L. 91-644 SEC. 15 -- Omnibus Crime Control Act of 1970Pub.L. 92-255 SEC. 103, 201-206 -- Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and

Rehabilitation Act; Drug Abuse Office and Treatment Act of-1972

Pub.L. 92-352 SEC. 503 -- Foreign Relations Authorization Act of 1972; StateDepartment Basic Authorities Act of 1956, Amendment(7/13/72)

Pub.L. 92-433 SEC. 9 -- National School Lunch Program Act (Act of 9/26/72)Pub.L. 93-113 SEC. 124, 501 -- Domestic Volunteer Service Act of 1973Pub.L. 93-282 SEC. 202 -- Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholosm

Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation Act Amendmentsof 1974

Pub.L. 93-353 SEC. 107 -- Health Services Research, Health Statistics andMedical Libraries Act of 1974; Health Services Researchand Evaluation and Health Statistics Act of 1974

Pub.L. 93-383 SEC. 201 -- Housing and Community Development Act of 1974;National Manufactured Housing Construction and SafetyStandards Act (Act of 8/22/74)

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Pub.L. 93-415 SEC. 103, 201, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 221, 222, 223, 241, 242,243, 244, 246, 261, 262, 263, 311, 312, 313, 314, 315,316, 317, 318, 321, 331, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408 --Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act of 1974;Runaway and Homeless Youth Act (Act of 9/7/74)

Pub.L. 93-559 SEC. 16 -- Foreign Assistance Act of 1974Pub.L. 93-618 SEC. 802 -- Trade Act of 1974Pub.L. 93-619 SEC. 101 -- Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Title 18 U.S.C.,

Amendment (1/3/75); Speedy Trial Act (Act of 1/3/75)Pub.L. 94-233 SEC. 2 -- Parole Commission and Reorganization Act of 1976Pub.L. 94-237 SEC. 13 -- Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment and Rehabilitation

Act, Amendment (3/19/76)Pub.L. 94-371 SEC. 7 -- Comprehensive Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Prevention,

Treatment, and Rehabilitation Act Amendments of 1976Pub.L. 94-484 SEC. 206, 401, 701, 801 -- Health Professions Educational

Assistance Act of 1976Pub.L. 95-115 SEC. 7 -- Juvenile Justice Amendments of 1977Pub.L. 95-144 SEC. 1 -- Crimes and Criminal Procedure, Title 18 U.S.C.,

Amendment (10/28/77)Pub.L. 95-225 SEC. 2 -- Protection of Children Against Sexual Exploitation Act

of 1977Pub.L. 95-410 SEC. 301 -- Customs Procedural Reform and Simplification Act of

1978Pub.L. 95-473 -- Transportation, Title 49 U.S.C., Subtitle IV, Revision and

Enactment (Act of 10/17/78); Interstate Commerce Act,Amendment (Act of 10/17/78)

Pub.L. 95-537 SEC. 4 -- Contract Service for Drug Dependent Federal OffendersAct of 1978

Pub.L. 95-630 SEC. 1103, 1112, 1113, 1117, 1120 -- Financial InstitutionsRegulatory and Interest Rate Control Act of 1978; Right toFinancial Privacy Act of 1978; Depository InstitutionManagement Interlock Act (Act of 11/10/78); ElectronicFund Transfer Act (Act of 11/10/78); Change in BankControl Act of 1978; Federal Depository InstitutionsExamination Council Act of 1978; National Credit UnionCentral Liquidity Facility Act (Act of 11/10/78)

Pub.L. 95-633 SEC. 202 -- Psychotropic Substances Act of 1978Pub.L. 96-157 SEC. 2 -- Justice Systems Improvement Act of 1979Pub.L. 96-181 SEC. 4 -- Drug Abuse Prevention, Treatment, and Rehabilitation

Amendments of 1979Pub.L. 96-296 SEC. 8, 30 -- Motor Carrier Act of 1980Pub.L. 96-350 SEC. 3 -- Controlled Substances Importation, Increased

Enforcement By Coast Guard (Act of 9/15/80)Pub.L. 96-456 SEC. 14 -- Classified Information Procedures Act (Act of

10/15/80)Pub.L. 97-35 SEC. 901, 2745 -- Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1981;

Housing and Community Development Amendments of 1981;Strategic Petroleum Reserves Amendments Act of 1981; SmallBusiness Budget Reconciliation and LoanConsolidation-Improvement Act of 1981; Health MaintenanceOrganization Amendments of 1981; Education Consolidationand Improvement Act of 1981; Postsecondary StudentAssistance Amendments of 1981; Consumer Products SafetyAmendments of 1981; Social Services Block Grant Act (Act

Pub.L. 97-258

Pub.L. 97-291Pub.L. 97-351

Pub.L. 97-398

of 8/13/81); Northeast Rail Service Act of 1981; PublicBroadcasting Amendments Act of 1981; Community ServicesBlock Grant Act (Act of 8/13/81); Multifamily MortgageForeclosure Act of 1981; Banking and Related ProgramsAuthorization Adjustment Act (Act of 8/13/81); NationalConsumer Cooperative Bank Act Amendments of 1981; OmnibusEducation Reconciliation Act of 1981; Consolidated RefugeeEducation Assistance Act (Act of 8/13/81); CommunityEconomic Development Act of 1981; Head Start Act (Act of8/13/81); Follow Through Act (Act of 8/13/81);Consumer-Patient Radiation Health and Safety Act of 1981;Fiscal Year 1981 Airport Development Authorization Act(Act of 8/13/81); Amtrak Improvement Act of 1981; AfricanDevelopment Bank Act (Act of 8/13/81); InternationalFinancial Institutions Act (Act of 8/13/81); Medicare andMedicaid Amendments of 1981; Maternal and Child HealthServices Block Grant Act (Act of 8/13/81); Low-Income HomeEnergy Assistance Act (Act of 8/13/81)

SEC. 2 -- Money and Finance, Title 31 U.S.C., Revision andEnactment (Act of 9/13/82); Currency and ForeignTransactions Reporting Act (Act of 9/13/82)

SEC. 4 -- Victim and Witness Protection Act of 1982SEC. 2 -- Convention On the Physical Protection of Nuclear

Material Implementation Act of 1982SEC. 2 -- False Identification Crime Control Act of 1982

Pub.L. 97-449 -- Transportation, Title 49 U.S.C., Subtitle I and Subtitle II(Chapter 31), Revision and Enactment (Act of 1/12/83)

Pub.L. 98-292 SEC. 6 -- Child Protection Act of 1984Pub.L. 98-369 SEC. 146 -- Omnibus Deficit Reduction Act of 1984; Tax Reform

Act of 1984; Competition in Contracting ActPub.L. 98-473 SEC. 203, 204, 212, 213, 217, 320, 503, 655, 660, 1002, 1006,

1008, 1205, 1208, 1211, 1402, 1403, 1404, 1405, 1407,2002, 2102 -- Continuing Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1985;Comprehensive Crime Control Act of 1984; Juvenile Justice,Runaway Youth, and Missing Children's Act Amendments of1984; Trademark Counterfeiting Act (Act of 10/12/84);Credit Card Fraud Act of 1984; Victims of Crime Act of1984; Justice Assistance Act of 1984; Dangerous DrugDiversion Control Act of 1984

Pub.L. 98-509 SEC. 206 -- Alcohol Abuse, Drug Abuse and Mental HealthAmendments of 1984

Pub.L. 98-533 SEC. 101 -- Act to Combat International Terrorism, 1984Pub.L. 98-547 SEC. 301, 302 -- Motor Vehicle Theft Law Enforcement Act of 1984Pub.L. 98-554 SEC. 206, 208, 226 -- Tandem Truck Safety Act of 1984; Motor

Carrier Safety Act of 1984Pub.L. 98-573 SEC. 213 -- Omnibus Trade and Tariff Act of 1984; International

Trade and Investment Act (Act of 10/30/84); GeneralizedSystem of Preferences Renewal Act of 1984; Steel ImportStabilization Act (Act of 10/30/84); Wine Equity andExport Expansion Act of 1984

Pub.L. 98-620 SEC. 203, 205, 206, 215 -- Trademark Clarification Act of 1984;State Justice Institute Act of 1984; Semiconductor ChipProtection Act of 1984; Federal District CourtOrganization Act of 1984

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Pub.L. 99-158 SEC. 2 -- Health Research Extension Act of 1985Pub.L. 99-508 SEC. 201, 301 -- Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986Pub.L. 99-514 SEC. 1501 -- Tax Reform Act of 1986; Internal Revenue Code of

1986Pub.L. 99-570 SEC. 1102, 1352, 1366, 1822, 1971, 4005, 4204, 4206, 4207, 4209,

4210, 4212, 4213, 4216, 4219, 4220, 4226, 4227, 4228,4229, 4301, 5002, 5003, 5004, 5052, 5111, 5121, 5122-5125,5127, 5132, 5142, 6005, 9001, 10002, 15003, 15004, 15006-- International Narcotics Control Act of 1986; NarcoticsControl Trade Act (Act of 10/27/86); Narcotics Penaltiesand Enforcement Act of 1986; Career Criminal AmendmentsAct of 1986; Drug and Alcohol Dependent OffendersTreatment Act of 1986; National Park Police DrugEnforcement Supplemental Authority Act (Act of 10/27/86);Drug Enforcement Enhancement Act of 1986; Federal EmployeeSubstance Abuse Education and Treatment Act of 1986;Indian Alcohol and Substance Abuse Prevention andTreatment Act of 1986; U.S. Insular Areas Drug Abuse Actof 1986; National Anti-Drug Reorganization andCoordination Act (Act of 10/27/86); Money LaunderingControl Act of 1986; Drug Possession Penalty Act of 1986;Juvenile Drug Trafficking Act of 1986; Department ofJustice Assets Forfeiture Fund Amendments Act of 1986;Controlled Substance Analogue Enforcement Act of 1986;State and Local Law Enforcement Assistance Act of 1986;Freedom of Information Reform Act of 1986; Mail Order DrugParaphernalia Control Act (Act of 10/27/86); White HouseConference for a Drug Free America (Act of 10/27/86);Federal Drug Law Enforcement Agent Protection Act of 1986;National Drug Interdiction Improvement Act of 1986;Defense Drug Interdiction Assistance Act (Act of10/27/86); Customs Enforcement Act of 1986; Maritime DrugLaw Enforcement Prosecution Improvements Act of 1986;Alcohol and Drug Abuse Amendments of 1986; Drug-FreeSchools and Communities Act of 1986; Ballistic KnifeProhibition Act of 1986; Homeless EligibilityClarification Act (Act of 10/27/86); National ForestSystem Drug Control Act of 1986; Continuing DrugEnterprises Act of 1986; Controlled Substances Import andExport Penalties Enhancement Act of 1986; Anti-Drug AbuseAct of 1986; President's Media Commission on Alcohol andDrug Abuse Prevention Act (Act of 10/27/86); CommercialMotor Vehicle Safety Act of 1986 (Act of 10/27/86)

Pub.L. 99-646 SEC. 12, 14, 38, 50, 58, 87 -- Criminal Law and ProcedureTechnical Amendments Act of 1986; Sexual Abuse Act of 1986

Pub.L. 99-660 SEC. 502 -- Drug Export Amendments Act of 1986; NationalCommission to Prevent Infant Mortality Act of 1986;National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986; Health CareQuality Improvement Act of 1986; State ComprehensiveMental Health Services Plan Act of 1986; HealthMaintenance Organization Amendments of 1986; Alzheimer'sDisease and Related Dementias Services Research Act of 1986

Pub.L. 100-138 SEC. 2013, 2015, 2030 -- Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986, Amendment(10/23/87)

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Pub.L. 100-185 SEC. 4 -- Criminal Fine Improvements Act of 1987Pub.L. 100-202 SEC. 101 -- Continuing Appropriations, Fiscal Year 1988; Cuban

Political Prisoners and Immigrants (Act of 12/22/88);Indochinese Refugee Resettlement and Protection Act of1987; Departments of Commerce, Justice, and State, theJudiciary, and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1988;Department of Defense Appropriations Act, 1988; Districtof Columbia Appropriations Act, 1988; Energy and WaterDevelopment Appropriation Act, 1988; Foreign Operations,Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act,1988; Department of Housing and UrbanDevelopment--Independent Agencies Appropriations Act,1988; Department of the Interior and Related AgenciesAppropriations Act, 1988; Department of Labor, Health andHuman Services, and Education, and Related AgenciesAppropriations Act, 1988; Congressional OperationsAppropriations Act, 1988; Legislative BranchAppropriations Act, 1988; Military ConstructionAppropriations Act, 1988; Rural Development, Agriculture,and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 1988; Departmentof Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations Act,1988; Treasury, Postal Service, and General GovernmentAppropriations Act, 1988 (Act of 12/22/87)

Pub.L. 100-297 SEC. 1001 -- Augustus F. Hawkins-Robert T. Stafford Elementaryand Secondary Education Improvement Amendments of 1988;Impact Aid Reauthorization Act of 1988; NationalAssessment of Educational Progress Improvement Act (Act of4/28/88); Fund for the Improvement and Reform of Schoolsand Teaching Act (Act of 4/28/88); Indian EducationAmendments of 1988; Tribally Controlled Schools Act of1988; Indian Education Act of 1988; Comprehensive ChildDevelopment Centers Act of 1988; Adult EducationAmendments of 1988; Women's Educational Equity Act (Act of4/28/88); Foreign Language Assistance Act of 1988;Bilingual Education Act (Act of 4/28/88); School DropoutDemonstration Assistance Act of 1988; Secondary SchoolsBasic Skills Demonstration Assistance Act of 1988; JacobK. Javits Gifted and Talented Students Education Act of1988; Emergency Immigrant Education Act of 1984; Drug-FreeSchools and Communities Act of 1986; Star Schools ProgramAssistance Act (Act of 4/28/88)

Pub.L. 100-440 SEC. 628 -- Treasury Department Appropriations Act, 1989; PostalService Appropriations Act, 1989; Executive OfficeAppropriations Act, 1989; Independent AgenciesAppropriations Act, 1989; Treasury, Postal Service andGeneral Government Appropriations Act, 1989

Pub.L. 100-461 SEC. 578 -- Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and RelatedPrograms Appropriations Act, 1989

Pub.L. 100-607 SEC. 101, 201, 211, 221, 243, 251, 253, 256, 503, 601, 638, 639,704, 705, 715, 716, 732, 902, 903 -- Health OmnibusPrograms Extension of 1988; National Institute on Deafnessand Other Communication Disorders and Health ResearchExtension Act of 1988; AIDS Amendments of 1988; NationalCommission on Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Act (Act

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of 11/4/88); Organ Transplant Amendments Act of 1988; Foodand Drug Administration Act of 1988; Health ProfessionsReauthorization Act of 1988; Nursing Shortage Reductionand Education Extension Act of 1988; Prison Testing Act of1988

Companion or Similar Bills:S.2790 BY DURENBERGER (R-MN) -- Narcotics Enforcement Simplification

Amendment of 1988S.2852 BY NUNN (D-GA) -- Omnibus Anti-Substance Abuse Act of 1988; National

Narcotics Leadership Act of 1988; Justice Department OrganizedCrime and Drug Enforcement Enhancement Act of 1988; Minor andTechnical Criminal Law Amendments Act of 1988; Family ViolencePrevention Act of 1988; Criminal History Record InformationImprovement Act of 1987; Chemical Diversion and Trafficking Actof 1988; Violent Criminal Alien Deportation Act; National DrugInterdiction Asset and Personnel Enchancement Act of 1988;Public Housing Drug Elimination Act of 1988; Drug-Free WorkplaceAct of 1988; Drug-Free Schools Amendments of 1988