October 28, 1985 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE 29253 SENATE-Monday, October 28, 1985 The Senate met at 11 a.m. and was sion to move to that bill today. If any Whereas, after 16 years of loyalty, Kansas called to order by the President pro votes are ordered, they would be set City Royals fans in Kansas, Iowa, Arkansas, tempore [Mr. THURMOND]. aside until tomorrow at 2 o'clock. South Dakota, Missouri, and all over this Let me indicate that we are nearing great Nation have been rewarded with a PRAYER much-deserved world title; November 1, on Friday. In view of are Whereas, Manager Dick Howser and his The Chaplain, the Reverend Rich quest from a number of Members that team have demonstrated they are indeed ard C. Halverson, D.D., offered the fol we do all we can to move the legisla the right stuff; lowing prayer: tion we have before us, we shall be Whereas, after an 11 to 0 seventh game Let us pray. coming in-we will not be in too late victory last night the Royals-and Kansas ANNIVERSARY OF DEDICATION OF THE STATUE OF this evening, but starting tomorrow, City, Kansas, and Kansas City, Missouri LIBERTY we will probably be in at 8 or 8:30 in are on top of the baseball world: Now, there the morning and probably into th~ fore, be it God of our fathers, on this 99th Resolved, That the Senate recognizes and birthday of the Statue of Liberty, we evening, and follow that procedure applauds the accomplishments of the remember the history of this uncom through Friday and, hopefully, com Kansas City Royals, 1985 baseball champi mon land and the measure of its great plete action on the farm bill. I am not ons. ness as a servant to the dispossessed of going to predict that.
e This "bullet" symbol identifies statements or insertions which are not spoken by the Member on the floor. 29254 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE October 28, 1985 Mr. President. I would only add the ting. These are dedicated and commit The motion to lay on the table was sentiment that I am a person who is ted fans who drive from hundreds of agreed to. very proud of both teams which miles around Kansas City to see their 51-0!i9 0-1'17- :!.i I Pt. ti l 29258 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE October 28, 1985 al action, will go into effect during the able-these reports cast a dark shadow Guards who briefed Rafsanjani. Ac month of December. on any type of sensitive relationship cording to some reports, Khomeini has Press reports during the past several with Red China, particularly in the placed Rafiqdust in charge of weapons weeks have indicated that Red China nuclear area. procurement rather than allowing the is facilitating the proliferation of nu Mr. President, it is no secret that regular military to continue to handle clear weapons. Several of our distin Iran has a missile industry. The offi this process. It is also reported that guished colleagues have expressed cial Iranian news agency has publicly Rafiqdust is married to Rafsanjani's grave reservations about the agree released information about this activi sister. ment and grave concerns about Red ty. For example, on April 9, 1985, Ira According to reports reaching my China's activities in the nuclear field. nian news services announced that the office, much of the Iranian missile de Now, Mr. President, I wish to call at Minister of the Revolutionary Guards, velopment program is carried out at a tention to reports of Western news Mohsen Rafiqdust, met with the location near the new Isfahan airport. agencies in Peking that China is assist speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Ali It is said that a number of technical ing Iran in developing surface-to-sur Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, in order specialists, including North Koreans, face missiles of a design that is nucle to brief him on the latest develop are working at this location. ar-capable. ments in the Iranian missile industry. Mr. President, the Khomeini regime Apart from the terms of the nuclear This report was carried by our Federal has been developing surface to air mis agreement, which I believe are serious Broadcast Information Service in its siles based upon the Chinese versions ly defective particularly in the area of Daily Report for April 10, 1985. of the Soviet Sam-2 and Sam-6 sys verification and reprocessing, the Mr. President, I ask unanimous con tems. The Iranian missile based upon question arises as to whether we can sent that that report be printed in the the Sam-2 design is designated the trust Red China to keep any agree RECORD. Sahand I. The Iranian missile based ment-no matter how is is drafted. There being no objection, the report upon the Sam-6 design is designated Mr. President, I happen to be chair was ordered to be printed in the the Sahand II. It is said that the Red man of the Senate Committee on Agri REcoRD, as follows: culture, and in that capacity I have Chinese have been having problems gained a personal awareness of the RAFIQDUST BRIEFS RAFSANJANI ON MISSILE developing certain componente for manner in which the major United INDUSTRY these missiles and that the Iranians States agreement with Red China [Text] TEHRAN, April 9, IRNA.-Islamic have been able to cooperate with Red the 1981-84 bilateral long-term grain Revolution's Guards URGC> Minister China to obtain these components Mohsca Rafiqdust, met with the Supreme from various sources including Syria. agreement-has been implemented to Defence Council Spokesman, "Ali Akbar Ha date. Not only did Red China fail to Reportedly, Syrian technicans are shemi-Rafsa.njani today. In this meeting, operating these systems in two loca fulfill its purchase obligations under Rafiqdust presented a report on the latest the LTA before its expired in Decem progress in the IRGC's missile industry. tions in Iran: at the Mehrab Interna tional Airport, and at the residence of ber 1984, but it has made no effort to Mr. HELMS. Mr. President, 3 days fulfill these obligations since. Ayatollah Khomeini at Jamaran later, Rafsanjani was quoted by Irani which is near Tehran. Under the terms of this agreement, an news services as stating that "the Red China was to have purchased The Red Chinese are also cooperat country's missile industry workers ing with Iran in the development of a from 6 to 8 million metric tons of have invented a new missile." The wheat and corn each year of the term surface to surface missile. It is report Federal Broadcast Information Service ed that this is based on a Red Chinese of the agreement. Red China did not for April 12, 1985, carried the item in and has not fulfilled its end of the version of the Soviet SCUD-B missile. its Daily Report for April12: Apparently, the Red Chinese have agreement even though it has bought Mr. President, I ask unanimous con wheat and corn from France and Ar sent that the report be printed in the been seeking certain components for gentina. The shortfall in the last 2 RECORD. this system and Iran has been able to years of the agreement was 4.2 million There being no objection, the report obtain them from Swedish sources. tons. was ordered to be printed in the This Iranian surface to surface missile Mr. President, to make matters RECORD, as follows: is said to come in three versions which worse, Red China used the threat of are designated the Yekan I, Yekan II, nonfulfillment of the agreement to HASHEMI-RAFSANJANI ON NEW MISSILE and Yekan III. The Soviet SCUD-B is blackmail the United States into an DEVELOPMENT nuclear capable at the fractional kilo excessive textile import agreement. [Text] TEHRAN, April 12, IRNA.-Iran's ton level. Red China then, of course, reneged on Majlis Speaker Hojjat of-Eslam Akbar Ha The Swedish connection should shemi-Rafsanjani said here Thursday that the grain agreement. the country's missile industry workers have come as no surprise. Indeed, a number Red China's unreliability in the field invented a new missile which he said "we of West European countries such as of international agreements offers might use in the next few days." England, West Germany, and Switzer scant hope that Red China will be re Hashemi-Rafsanjani who is also the land, are engaged in a brisk weapons strained by mere declarations of intent imam's representative to the Supreme De trade with Iran. It has been reported with regard to the issue of nuclear fence Council Carole Ann Jackson, of Florida. Sally Virginia Slocum, of Nevada. Murrie, David E., xxx-xx-xxxx Jeanine Jackson, of Wyoming. Alfred E. Smith, of Florida. Porter, Charles E., xxx-xx-xxxx Justin J. Jackson, of New York. John W. Smith, of Illinois. Pounds, Dwight R., xxx-xx-xxxx Merrilee Bolinger Jacobson, of Ohio. Celia M. Solh, of California. Rist, David J., xxx-xx-xxxx Mary V. Jeffers, of the District of Colum- Michael Speck, of New York. Sharp, Richard E., xxx-xx-xxxx bia. Phyllis Danhof Speck, of Texas. Simmons, Elmer L., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx F. Faye Johnson, of the District of Colum- Dennis E. Stallings, of Virginia. Smith, Michael B., xxx-xx-xxxx bia. Barbara Stephenson, of Florida. Snead, William H., xxx-xx-xxxx Lauren Spivak Johnson, of New York. Robert K. Stevens, of California. Strang, Billy J., xxx-xx-xxxx Matthew Eric Johnson, of Maryland. Monty Jay Tilles, of Florida. Thomas, Thomas S., xxx-xx-xxxx Lena Joseph, of F'lorida. Roger G. Titus, of Virginia. Wells, Sidney I., xxx-xx-xxxx Robert A. Kandra, of Connecticut. Heather Anne Troutman, of Ohio. Williams, Raymond W., xxx-xx-xxxx Randall E. Kappesser, of Maryland. Matthew Heywood Tueller, of Utah. MEDICAL CORPS Kathleen Ann Kavalec, of California. Mary F. Van Natta, of Califronia. John H. Kavanaugh, of New York. Michael J. Varga, of Pennsylvania. Curry, Leon E., xxx-xx-xxxx Thomas Patrick Kelly III, of California. Stephen W. Walker, of Massachusetts. Dickinson, Grady L., xxx-xx-xxxx Holly Anne Kenworthy, of Connecticut. Patrick William Walsh, of Virginia. Fortson, Luther G., xxx-xx-xxxx Stewart R. King, of Oregon. Philena B. Werden, of Illinois. Grande, Donald J., xxx-xx-xxxx Susan Gae Kirstein, of North Carolina. Michele Renée Williams, of F'lorida. Harpster, Gene O., xxx-xx-xxxx Michael S. Klecheski, of New York. Paul Edward Wilson, of Maryland. Hughes, Eugene F., xxx-xx-xxxx Virginia Idelle Kurapka, of Maryland. Bradly R. Wride, of California. Loos, Gerald D., xxx-xx-xxxx Todd Andrew Kushner, of California. Phillip E. Wright, Jr., of North Carolina. Majercik, Donald A., xxx-xx-xxxx Christopher Jon Lamb, of Virginia. John Anthony Wysham, of Oregon. Reider, Daner R., xxx-xx-xxxx Lynne A. Larkin, of Wisconsin. Michael James Zak, of Illinois. Reiland, Bernard F., xxx-xx-xxxx Lynn A. Levenson, of California. Philip D. Zelikow, of Texas. Stewart, Calvin R., xxx-xx-xxxx Imre Lipping, of New York. Karen Zens, of Michigan. Whiteford, Edwin W., xxx-xx-xxxx Meridy S. Lippoldt, of Florida. Kevin A. Zerrusen, of Illinois. JUDGE ADVOCATE Jerry N. Zimmerman, of Rhode Carol Lynn Maceurdy, of the District of Island. Johnson, Allan B., xxx-xx-xxxx Columbia. Consular officers of the United States of Woods, Te rrence P. , xxx-xx-xxxx Robert A. Mackay, of Virginia. America: Karen Lee Malzahn, of Maryland. Raymond Eveland, of Louisiana. NURSE CORPS Andrew Cooper Mann, of Washington. Donald Lachman, of Maryland. Ausen, Ardyce M., xxx-xx-xxxx Joseph Manso, of New York. Secretaries in the Diplomatic Service of IN THE AIR FoRCE John Mathers Mceaslin III, of Virginia. the United States of America: The following-named officers for perma- Daniel J. McLaughlin, of Maryland. William H. Brown, of the District of Co- nent promotion in the U.S. Air Force, under Gerald McLoughlin, of Connecticut. lumbia. the provisions of section 628, title 10, United James Desmond Melville, Jr., of New Bernard Engel, of Maryland. States Code, as amended, with dates of rank York. Peter S. F'lynn, of Massachusetts. to be determined by the Secretary of the Dennis Wayne Merz, of Washington. Jane T. Glidden, of the District of Colum- Air Force: Patrick Meyering, of Illinois. bia. John G. Moran, of North Carolina. Paul Huygelen, of Colorado. LINE OF THE AIR FORCE Thomas Frederick Morrow, of Virginia. Carlton R. Stoiber, of the District of Co- To be nuuor Kenneth Moskow, of Massachusetts. lumbia. Bethards, Daniel E., xxx-xx-xxxx Ken Moskowitz, of the District of Colum- M. Patricia Wazer, of Connecticut. Bloomer, Daniel L., xxx-xx-xxxx bia. John C. Zimmerman, of Virginia. Filzen, Te d W., xxx-xx-xxxx Julie Ann Nauman, of the District of Co- IN THE AIR FoRCE Harper, Michael C., xxx-xx-xxxx lumbia. The following-named officers for promo- Kiser, Thomas W-, xxx-xx-xxxx George Noroian of II, California. tion to the grade indicated in the Reserve of Ligocki, Matthew K., xxx-xx-xxxx Hugh Scott Novins, of New Jersey. the Air Force, under the provisions of sec- Paulsen, Stephen J., xxx-xx-xxxx Mary Monica O'Keefe, of Virginia. tion 307, title 32, United States Smith, Randall N., xxx-xx-xxxx John A. Olson, of Virginia Code, and . sections 8363 and 593, title 10, United States Snapp, Frank H., xxx-xx-xxxx Richard J. Patard, of New Jersey. Code: Whitt, Earl E., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Robert Patterson, of New York. IN THE ARMY Kathryn Lynn Payne, of Missouri. LINE OF THE AIR FORCE Randal Lee Phillips, of Virginia. To be colonel The following-named Army National Guard of the United States officers for pro- Anthony DeSales Pinson, of Florida. Aldridge, Alfred G., Jr, xxx-xx-xxxx motion in the reserve of the Army of the Janet R. Potash, of Massachusetts. Asbury, William D., xxx-xx-xxxx David Queen, of Illinois. Athas, William J., xxx-xx-xxxx United States, under the provisions of title 10 United States Code, section 3385: Thomas Charles Raezer, of California. Belfiore, Rocco A., xxx-xx-xxxx Juan F. Ramirez, of Virginia. Bowers, Michael J., xxx-xx-xxxx ARMY PROMOTION LIST Robert A. Rastetter, of New Mexico. Butler, John R., xxx-xx-xx... To be colonel George Douglas Reasonover, Jr., of Texas. Carter, Patrick L., xxx-xx-xxxx Bean, Wyont B., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Charles M. Reese, of California. Curran, John C., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Byrne, Robert J., xxx-xx-xxxx Rebecca Sue Replogle, of Indiana. Descha ne, Rollin J., xxx-xx-xxxx Daane, Robert D., xxx-xx-xxxx Nancy L. Rider, of Missouri. Drahn, Peter L., xxx-xx-xxxx Eskijian, Gregory, xxx-xx-xxxx Michael J. Rishling, of Virginia. Durso, Francis X., xxx-xx-xxxx Janssen, Wayne G., xxx-xx-xxxx David Malcolm Robinson, Jr., of New Easley, Donald W., xxx-xx-xxxx Kearney, Frederick A., xxx-xx-xxxx Hampshire. Frye, Buddy D., xxx-xx-xxxx Kersey, Donald H., xxx-xx-xxxx David Alexander Rollman, of Colorado. Fuelling, Lynwood N., xxx-xx-xxxx McDonald, John H., xxx-xx-xxxx Matthew Morrow Rooney, of Texas. Gillman, Wallace M., xxx-xx-xxxx Ocasio-Belen, Felix E., xxx-xx-xxxx Ilma Rosskopf, of Maryland. Greene, John V., xxx-xx-xxxx Otero, Julio C., xxx-xx-xxxx Eric Seth Rubin, of New York. Hall, Gene W., xxx-xx-xxxx Permenter, Larry M., xxx-xx-xxxx Sue Saarnio, of Montana. Haslam, David J., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Porter, Gerald W., xxx-xx-xxxx Daniel T. Saint-Rosa Jr., of the District Hearon, Adolph P., xxx-xx-xxxx Pouliot, Joseph N., xxx-xx-xxxx of Columbia. Howell, Roger B., xxx-xx-xxxx Schmidt, Richard K., xxx-xx-xxxx Eric Clark Sandberg, of Ohio. Jett, Richard H. xxx-xx-xxxx Sloan, Glenn N. xxx-xx-xxxx Eugene Charles Santoro, of Florida. Johnson, Jan P., xxx-xx-xxxx Tellier, Gary J., xxx-xx-xxxx Robert C. Schmidt, of Hawaii. Jones, Richard A., xxx-xx-xxxx Uttley, Harold A., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Jack Schnur, of Ohio. Kenney, Richard S., xxx-xx-xxxx Vowell, Leonard G., xxx-xx-xxxx Michael J. Scown, of California. Knight, Kenneth D., xxx-xx-xxxx Whitehead, James E., xxx-xx-xxxx Edmond Eggleston Seay III, of California. Leach, Charles A., xxx-xx-xxxx Worthington. Henry W., xxx-xx-xxxx John Woodley Shearburn, of Tennessee. Markley, Richard A., xxx-xx-xxxx David Lawrence Shuler, of Idaho. McAuliffe, Donald E., xxx-xx-xxxx To be Zieutenant colonet Anne Winifred Simon, of Colorado. Mounts, Timothy L., xxx-xx-xxxx Averitt, Richard W., xxx-xx-xxxx 51-0590-<7-26 ipt 211 29290 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE October 28, 1985 Biscomb, David A., xxx-xx-xxxx CHAPLAIN To be lieutenant colonel Boddy, George W., xxx-xx-xxxx To be lieutenant colonel Aliseda, Jose L., xxx-xx-xxxx Carter. xxx-xx-xxxx Christiane K., Ansari, Azizulla xxx-xx-xxxx Welton, Arthur T., xxx-xx-xxxx h N., Chapulis, Ronald A., xxx-xx-xxxx Baily, Stephen M., xxx-xx-xxxx Cox, Lawrence R., xxx-xx-xxxx ARMY NURSE CORPS Dagi, Teodoro F., xxx-xx-xxxx Dalton, Robert A., xxx-xx-xxxx To be lieutenant colonel Deleon, Francisco S., xxx-xx-xxxx Delaney, John F. , xxx-xx-xxxx Figlock, Thaddeu Parrish, Helen D., xxx-xx-xxxx s, A., xxx-xx-xxxx Deliz-Barreda, Hector A., xxx-xx-xxxx Gruber, Louis N., xxx-xx-xxxx MEDICAL CORPS Flatley, Joseph T., xxx-xx-xxxx Johnson, Robert L., xxx-xx-xx... Flynn, Cornelius J., III, xxx-xx-xxxx To be Zieutenant colonel Kurlan, Marvin Z., xxx-xx-xxxx Larson, Fraiser, John A., xxx-xx-xxxx Christopher, Charles A., xxx-xx-xxxx Dean W., xxx-xx-xxxx Meyer, William J., Gage, Fred W., IL xxx-xx-xxxx Pike, Benjamin F., xxx-xx-xxxx xxx-xx-xxxx Gordon, Stanley J., xxx-xx-xxxx Moore, Conner M., xxx-xx-xxxx MEDICAL SERVICE CORPS Hale, Garry P., xxx-xx-xxxx Morgan, Jerome G., xxx-xx-xxxx Hammer, Armand M., xxx-xx-xxxx To be lieutenant colonel Roeder, Max B., xxx-xx-xxxx Rubino, Frank A., Hawkin s, David S., xxx-xx-xxxx Beckenhauer, Jon R., xxx-xx-xxxx xxx-xx-xxxx Spiegler, Enrique, Hawkins, Donald F., xxx-xx-xxxx Howard, Dale W., xxx-xx-xxxx xxx-xx-xxxx Zeichner, Ben, xxx-xx-xxxx Hoenke , JerryP., xxx-xx-xxxx Meaney, Thomas P., xxx-xx-xxxx Howard, Lloyd L., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx The following-named Army National - Jacobs, William L., III, xxx-xx-xxxx Guard of the United States officers for ap- CONFIRMATIONS Johnson, Roger I., xxx-xx-xxxx pointment in the Reserve of the Army of Jones, Robert L., xxx-xx-xxxx the United States, under the provisions of Executive nominations confirmed by Kozacek, Donald E., xxx-xx-xxxx title 10, United States Code, sections 593 the Senate October 28, 1985: Looney, Victor N., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx and 3353: FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Maxwell, Larry H., xxx-xx-xxxx MEDICAL CORPS Julius W. Becton, Jr., of Virginia, to be Di- Mciendon, Michael D., xxx-xx-xx... To be colonel rector of the Federal Emergency Manage- Messer, John D., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx ment Agency. Moak, Wilson E., xxx-xx-xxxx Millner, Jon M., xxx-xx-xxxx FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY Nix, Virgil W., xxx-xx-xxxx To be lieutenant colonel James P. McNeill, of Maryland, to be an Norris, Warren E., xxx-xx-xxxx Ferrari, Victor J., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Associate Director of the Federal Emergen- O'Mell, Ronald M., xxx-xx-xxxx Fischer, Thomas J., xxx-xx-xxxx cy Management Agency. Ortiz, Ezequiel L., xxx-xx-xxxx Hayes, Matthew Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION Perkins, James I., xxx-xx-xxxx O'Neal, David M., xxx-xx-xxxx Ruiz. Ricardo, xxx-xx-xxxx The following-named officers for appoint- William R. Barton, of Virginia, to be In- Sermon, spector Fredrick H., xxx-xx-xxxx ment in the Reserve of the Army of the General, General Services Adminis- Sexton, Hugh D., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx United States, under the provisions of title tration. Shriner, John L„ xxx-xx-xxxx 10, United States Code, sections 3353: NATIONAL FOUNDATION ON THE ARTS AND THE Simmons, Raymond H., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx HUMANITIES MEDICAL CORPS Sisco, Bertus L., xxx-xx-xxxx Francis S.M. Hodsoll, of Virginia, to be Spafford, Dealvia J., xxx-xx-xxxx To be colonel chairman of the National Endowment for Thomas, Thomas P., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx Costea, Nicolas V., xxx-xx-xxxx the Arts for a term of 4 years. Thomasson, Bobby D., xxx-xx-xxxx Deiss, Elmer A., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx The above nominations were approved Vassar, Clarence, xxx-xx-xxxx Gerkin, David G., xxx-xx-xxxx subject to the nominees' commitment to re- Vollintine, James R., xxx-xx-xxxx McDonald, Larry W., xxx-xx-xxxx spond to requests to appear and testify Watkins, Otis W., xxx-xx-xxxx Morelli, Robert J., xxx-xx-xxxx before any duly constituted committee of Williams, Jesse R., xxx-xx-xxxx Winslow, Robert, xxx-xx-xxxx the Senate.