November 14, 2001 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11785 H. Con. Res. 254. Concurrent resolution en- The following concurrent resolutions Senate Committee; $500, 09/05/97, Knollenberg couraging the people of the United States to were read, and referred as indicated: for Congress Committee; $1,000, 10/07/97, Nick celebrate the 300th anniversary of William Smith for Congress; $250, 11/20/97, Kit Bond H. Con. Res. 88. Concurrent resolution ex- Penn’s Charter of Privileges, the 250th anni- for Senate; $1,000, 12/03/97, Touma for Con- pressing the sense of the Congress that the versary of the Liberty Bell, and the 225th an- gress; $5,000, 12/30/97, Campaign for a New President should issue a proclamation recog- niversary of the first public reading of the American Century-Fed A/C; $500, 01/08/98, nizing a National Lao-Hmong Recognition Declaration of Independence. Nick Smith for Congress Committee; $1,000, Day; to the Committee on the Judiciary. The message further announced that H. Con. Res. 254. Concurrent resolution en- 02/04/98, Voinovich for Senate; $500, 05/06/98, the House has agreed to the report of couraging the people of the United States to Murkowski 1998; $250, 05/17/98, Nick Smith for Congress Committee; $1,000, 07/17/98, Hickey the committee of conference on the celebrate the 300th anniversary of William Penn’s Charter of Privileges, the 250th anni- for US House of Representatives; $500, 07/23/ disagreeing votes of the two Houses on 98, Munsell for Congress; $300, 08/07/98, the amendment of the Senate to the versary of the Liberty Bell, and the 225th an- niversary of the first public reading of the Voinovich for Senate; $500, 08/13/98, Palmer bill (H.R. 2500) making appropriations Declaration of Independence; to the Com- for US Congress; $1,000, 09/29/98, Hickey for for the Departments of Commerce, Jus- mittee on the Judiciary. US House of Representatives; $1,000, 10/06/98, tice, and State, the Judiciary, and re- Citizens for Kasich; $1,000, 03/31/99, Gov f lated agencies for the fiscal year end- George W Bush Pres. Expl. Comm.; $500, 05/03/ ing September 30, 2002, and for other REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 99, Ashcroft for Senate; $1,000, 05/06/99, Keep Our Majority Political Action Committee purposes. The following reports of committees (KOMPAC); $2,000, 05/26/99, Rogers for Con- f were submitted: gress; $500, 07/06/99, KYL for Senate; $350, 07/ MEASURES REFERRED By Mr. BYRD, from the Committee on Ap- 27/99, Whitman for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 11/16/ propriations: 99, Bush for Presidents Compliance Com- The following bills were read the first Special Report entitled ‘‘Further Revised mittee; $1,000, 01/10/00, Chuck Yob for Con- and the second times by unanimous Allocations to Subcommittees of Budget To- gress; $1,000, 01/17/00, Chuck Yob for Congress; consent, and referred as indicated: tals for Fiscal Year 2002’’ (Rept. No. 107–98). $300, 05/30/00, Cantor for Congress; $1,000, 08/ H.R. 2541. An act to enhance the authori- By Mr. BIDEN, from the Committee on 14/00, Berry For Congress; $10,000, 08/14/00, ties of special agents and provide limited au- Foreign Relations, without amendment and NRSC Non-Federal Account; $250, 11/02/00, thorities to uniformed officers responsible with a preamble: Nick Smith for Congress Committee. 2. Spouse: $1,000, 03/13/97, Friends of Sen- for the protection of domestic Department of S. Res. 174: A resolution expressing appre- ator D’Amato; $5,000, 01/17/98, Campaign For State occupied facilities; to the Committee ciation to the United Kingdom for its soli- A New American Century; $250, 05/17/98, Nick on Foreign Relations. darity and leadership as an ally of the H.R. 2546. An act to amend title 49, United United States and reaffirming the special re- Smith For Congress Committee; $1,000, 07/17/ States Code, to prohibit States from requir- lationship between the two countries. 98, Hickey for US House of Representatives; ing a license or fee on account of the fact f $500, 08/26/98, Touma for Congress Committee; $1,000, 09/16/98, Hickey for US House of Rep- that a motor vehicle is providing interstate EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF pre-arranged ground transportation service, resentatives; $1,000, 03/31/99, Gov George W and for other purposes; to the Committee on COMMITTEES Bush Pres. Expl. Comm.; $1,000, 04/29/99, Commerce, Science, and Transportation. The following executive reports of George Allen; $2,000, 06/25/99, Rogers For Con- gress; $2,000, 06/30/99, Abraham Senate 2000; H.R. 2828. An act to authorize refunds of committees were submitted: amounts collected from Klamath Project ir- $350, 07/30/99, Whitman for US Senate; $500, By Mr. BIDEN for the Committee on For- 10/06/99, Frist 2000 Inc.; $5,000, 12/29/99, Gov- rigation and drainage districts for operation eign Relations. and maintenance of the Project’s transferred ernors Leadership Fund; $250, 03/11/00, *Raymond F. Burghardt, of Florida, a Ca- Friends for Slade Gorton; $2,000, 06/28/00, and reserved works for water year 2001, and reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, for other purposes; to the Committee on En- Chuck Yob for Congress; $1,000, 08/08/00, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- Friends of Carol Berry for Congress; $250, 11/ ergy and Natural Resources. sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of H.R. 2841. An act to designate the building 02/00, Nick Smith For Congress Committee. the United States of America to the Social- 3. Children and Spouses: Elizabeth Weiser located at 1 Federal Plaza in New York, New ist Republic of Vietnam. Caswell, $1,000, 3/31/99, Bush for President York, as the ‘‘James L. Watson United (The following is a list of all members of Inc.; $1,000, 5/12/99, Emily’s List; $100, 6/1/99, States Court of International Trade Build- my immediate family and their spouses. I Feinstein 2000; $500, 7/3/00, California Women ing’’; to the Committee on Environment and have asked each of these persons to inform Vote 2000; $500, 7/20/00, Emily’s List; $500, 9/20/ Public Works. me of the pertinent contributions made by H.R. 2976. An act to provide for the 00, Emily’s List; $100, 2000, Hillary Clinton them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- (NY–US Senate); $100, 2000, Eleanor Jordan issuance of a special entrance pass for free formation contained in this report is com- admission to any federally owned area which (KY–US House of Representatives); $100, 2000, plete and accurate.) Montana Women Vote!; $100, 9/1/00, Gore; is operated and maintained by a Federal Nominee: Raymond Francis Burghardt, Jr. agency and used for outdoor recreation pur- $100, 2000, Bradley; $20, 2000, CA Democratic Post: Ambassador to the Socialist Republic Party. Royal E. Caswell III, none. Marc poses to the survivors, victims’ immediate of Vietnam. families, and police, fire, rescue, recovery, Weiser, $1,000, 2/23/96, Alexander for Presi- Contributions, amount, date, donee: dent, Inc.; $1,000, 3/31/99, Bush for President and medical personnel directly affected by 1. Self: None. the September 11, 2001, terrorist hijackings Inc.; $500, 7/31/99, Nicholson for US Senate. 2. Spouse: Susan Day Burghardt, none. 4. Parents: Robert Weiser, deceased; Meta and the attacks on the World Trade Center 3. Children and Spouses: Helen D. Weiser, none. and the Pentagon, and for other purposes; to Burghardt, none; Caroline D. Burghardt, 5. Grandparents: Deceased. the Committee on Energy and Natural Re- none. 6. Brothers and spouses: Richard Weiser, sources. 4. Parents: Raymond F. Burghardt Sr. and none; Abigail Weiser, none. H.R. 2985. An act to amend the Federal Marguerite S. Burghardt: $50, 1998, Repub- 7. Sisters and Spouses: N/A. Trade Commission Act to increase civil pen- lican Nat’l Committee; $100, 1997, Republican alties for violations involving certain pro- Nat’l Committee. *J. Richard Blankenship, of Florida, to be scribed acts or practices that exploit popular 5. Grandparents (deceased). Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- reaction to an emergency or major disaster 6. Brothers and Spouses: none. potentiary of the United States of America declared by the President, and to authorize 7. Sisters and Spouses: none. to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. the Federal Trade Commission to seek civil * Ronald Weiser, of Michigan, to be Ambas- (The following is a list of all members of penalties for such violations in actions sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of my immediate family and their spouses. I brought under section 13 of that Act; to the the United States of America to the Slovak have asked each of these persons to inform Committee on Commerce, Science, and Republic. me of the pertinent contributions made by Transportation. Nominee: Ronald Weiser. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- H.R. 3060. An act to amend the Securities Post: Ambassador to the Slovak Republic. formation contained in this report is com- Exchange Act of 1934 to augment the emer- (The following is a list of all members of plete and accurate.) gency authority of the Securities and Ex- my immediate family and their spouses. I Nominee: James Richard Blankenship. change Commission; to the Committee on have asked each of these persons to inform Post: Ambassador Commonwealth of the Ba- Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. me of the pertinent contributions made by hamas. H.R. 3240. An act to amend 38, United them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Contributions, amount, date, donee. States Code, to restore certain education formation contained in this report is com- 1. Self: $1,000, 2000, George W. Bush for benefits of individuals being ordered to ac- plete and accurate.) President, Inc.; $5,000, 2,000, Republican tive duty as part of Operation Enduring Contributions, amount, date, donee. Party of Florida Federal Account ($1,000 re- Freedom; to the Committee on Veterans’ Af- 1. Self: $1,000, 03/13/97, Friends of Senator funded July 26, 2001); $20,000, 2000, Republican fairs. D’Amato; $1,000, 04/04/97, Matt Fong, U.S. National Committee. S11786 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 14, 2001 2. Spouse: Kandra L. Blankenship, $1,000, State of California 1999: Anaheim Villager/ for Governor ’98; $1,000, 8/5/98, Matt Fong, 2000, George W. Bush for President, Inc. Casa, Madrid/Hampton Pointe, $250, 5/12/99, U.S. Senate; $2,000, 9/28/98, The Governor 3. Children and Spouses: None. Friends of Shirley McCracken; Arnel Devel- Thompson Committee; $250,000, 9/30/98, Re- 4. Parents: Dean Blankenship, $200, 1999, opment Company, $350, 10/29/99, Friends of publican National State Election Com- Republican National Committee; $440, 2000, Chuck Smith; Arnel Retail Group, Inc., $250, mittee; $1,000, 10/27/98, McCain for Senate ’98; Republican National Committee;; $1,000, 2000, 3/24/99, Committee to Re-elect Mayor Pete $1,000, 10/27/98, Royce Campaign Committee; George W. Bush for President, Inc.; $100, 2000, Fajardo; $250, 3/29/99, Committee to elect $1,000, 10/28/98, Committee to Re-elect Con- Republican National Committee; $100, 2001, Manuel ‘‘Manny’’ Ontal, Jr.; George L. gressman Dana Rohrabacher; GLA Financial Ann Blankenship, $1,000, 2000, George W. Argyros, $1,000, 2/17/99, Retain Chief Justice Corporation, $5,000, 8/14/98, Freedom & Free Bush for President, Inc. Christine M. George Committee; $1,000, 3/10/99, Friends of Enterprise Non-Federal PAC; Judie Argyros, Blankenship, and Helen D. Jones, none. Tom Daly; $500, 10/5/99, Committee to Elect $1,000, 8/12/98, Matt Fong, U.S. Senate; $1,000, 5. Grandparents: All deceased. Don McKinney; $10,000, 10/13/99, Righeimer 10/27/98, Committee to Re-elect Congressman 6. Brothers and Spouses: Dean B. Assembly 2000; $1,000, 10/20/99, Maddox for As- Dana Rohrabacher. Blankenship Jr., none; Jennifer Blankenship, sembly; $2,500, 11/10/99, Friends of Senator 1999 Non-California and Federal: George L. none. Ross Johnson; $15,000, 11/23/99, Victory 2000/ Argyros, $1,000, 3/10/99, Gov. George W. Bush 7. Sisters and Spouses: Lynne Driscoll and California Republican Party; $5,000, 11/23/99, Exploratory Committee, Inc.; $1,000, 3/10/99, Phillip A. Driscoll, none; Deanna Regan and Victory 2000/California Republican Party; Wilson for President Committee; $1,000, 3/24/ William Regan, none. $10,000, 11/27/99, San Francisco Republican 99, American Renewal PAC; $1,000, 6/23/99, Party of 1999; GLA Financial Corporation, Committee to Re-elect Dana Rohrabacher; *George L. Argyros, Sr., of California, to $1,500, 3/1/99, The Lincoln Club of Orange $1,000, 6/23/99, Gary Miller for Congress; be Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- County; $1,000, 5/26/99, Friends of Cynthia $1,000, 8/16/99, McCain 2000; $1,000, 9/1/99, potentiary of the United States of America Coad for Supervisor; $1,000, 6/7/99, Friends of Royce Campaign Committee; $1,000, 11/23/99, to Spain, and to serve concurrently and Mike Carona; $5,000, 7/14/99, Kathleen Connell Lieberman 2000; $1,000, 11/23/99, Mike Stoker without additional compensation as Ambas- Committee; $2,000, 7/28/99, Friends of Philip for Congress; GLA Financial Corporation, sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Angelides; $500, 8/3/99, Friends of Marilyn $1,000, 6/28/99, Independent Womens Action the United States of America to Andorra. Brewer; $10,000, 8/18/99, Citizens for Dean Project; $5,000, 10/13/99, Friends of Pataki (The following is a list of all members of Andal; Judie Argyros, $5,000, 12/1/99, Victory Committee; Judie Argyros, $1,000, 3/18/99, my immediate family and their spouses. I 2000/California Republican Party. Gov. George W. Bush Exploratory Com- have asked each of these persons to inform State of California 2000: Arker, Inc., $300, 9/ mittee, Inc.; $1,000, 3/18/99, Wilson for Presi- me of the pertinent contributions made by 29/00, Bill Borden for City Council; $249, 11/2/ dent Committee. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 00, Friends of Heather K. Somers; $500, 9/29/ 2000 Non-California and Federal: George L. formation contained in this report is com- 00, Friends of Senator Ross Johnson; $300, 9/ Argyros, $400, 6/22/00, CRNC Delegation; $500, plete and accurate.) 29/00, Gil Coeper for City Council; $300, 9/20/00, 1/19/00, Rogan for Congress; $1,000, 4/11/00, Nominee: George L. Argyros. Committee to Re-elect Pamela Julien for Friends of Dylan Glenn 2000; $1,000, 6/27/00, Post: Ambassador to Spain. H.B. City Council; Arnel Retail Group, Inc., The Mary Bono Committee; $1,000, 9/15/00, Tom Campbell for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 9/20/00, Contributions, amount, date, donee. $1,000, 4/6/00, Committee to Elect Daryl Lazio 2000; $500, 10/26/00, Rogan for Congress; 1. Self and Affiliates Sweeney; Cinnamon Creek Westminster, $5,000, 11/14/00, Bush-Cheney Recount Fund; State of California 1997: Arnel Develop- $300, 11/2/00, Friends of Frank Fry; Creekside $1,000, 11/23/00, Lieberman 2000; $1,000, 12/4/00; ment Company, $1,000, 5/16/97, The Lincoln Plaza Investment Co., $500, 9/29/00, Miguel Bob Smith for U.S. Senate; GLA Financial Club of Orange County; Casa Madrid Invest- Pulido for Mayor; George L. Argyros, $999, 10/ Corporation, $5,000, 5/23/00, The 2000 Repub- ments, $200, 12/8/97, Mayor Tom Daly Office- 26/00, Lynn Daucher for Assembly; GLA Fi- lican House-Senate; $10,000, 10/2/00, Small holder; George L. Argyros, $1,000, 4/9/97, Rior- nancial Corporation, $500, 1/19/00, Committee Business Survival Committee; Judie dan for Mayor, ’97; $500, 5/16/97, Lincoln Club to Elect James Cox; $5,000, 3/3/00, Kathleen Argyros, $1,000, 3/7/00, Gary Miller for Con- of Orange County; $1,000, 6/12/97, Curt Pringle Connell Committee; $5,000, 3/6/00, Friends of gress; $1,000, 9/30/00, Lazio 2000; $1,000, 9/30/00, for Controller; $250, 9/10/97, Jim Morrissey Of- Philip Angelides; $2,000, 4/11/00, The Lincoln fice Holder Account; $200, 11/21/97, Mike Tom Campbell for U.S. Senate. Club of Orange County State PAC; $75,000, 5/ 2001 Non-California and Federal: George L. Capizzi for Attorney General; Walnut Jeffrey 1/00, Republican National committee—Cali- Partnership, $250, 5/16/97, John B. Withers for Argyros, $125,000, 1/5/01, RNSEC; GLA Finan- fornia Account; $500, 5/8/00, Soboroff for cial Corporation, $50,000, 1/8/01, Presidential Water Board. Mayor; $2,000, 5/31/00, Friends of Bill Jones; State of California 1998: Arker, Inc., $2,500, Inaugural Committee; HBI Financial, Inc., $500, 6/14/00, Steve Cooley for District Attor- $50,000, 1/8/01, Presidential Inaugural Com- 4/29/98, Mike Capizzi for Attorney General; ney; $1,000, 6/14/00, The Society of the Plas- $500, 5/12/98, Ken Maddox for Assembly; $249, mittee. tics Industry PAC; $10,000, 12/19/00, Friends of 2. Spouse: Judie Argyros, $5,000, 12/1/99, 5/14/98; Friends of Craig Wilson; $1,000, 5/18/98, Bill Jones; $1,000, 12/12/00, Kathleen Connell Victory 2000 Calif. Rep. Party; $1,000, 9/19/97, Anthony ‘‘Tony’’ Rackaukas for District At- for Mayor; $250, 10/2/00, Ken Maddox for As- Matt Fong for U.S. Senate; $2,500, 6/30/98, torney; $999, 5/27/98, Friends of Cynthia Coad; sembly; $5,000, 10/17/00, Newport Beach To- Building our Bases—PAC; $1,000, 8/12/98, Matt $999, 5/27/98, John Hedges for Supervisor; $999, morrow; $500, 7/27/00, Scott Stiner for Orange Fong for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 10/27/01, Com- 5/27/98, Lou Lopez for Supervisor; $5,000, 5/29/ City Council; Sutton Place Investment Co., mittee To Re-elect Cong. Dana Rohrabacher; 98, Mike Capizzi for Attorney General; $200, 11/2/00, Friends of Frank Fry. $1,000, 3/18/99, Gov. George W. Bush Explor- $10,000, 5/29/98, Friends of Curt Pringle; State of California 2001: Arker, Inc., $2,000, atory Committee, Inc.; $1,000, 3/18/99, Wilson $25,000, 6/4/98, California Republican Party 02/25/01, Lincoln Club—State PAC; Arnel Re- for President Comm.; $1,000, 3/7/00, Gary Mil- Team California Account; $2,500, 8/25/98, Bill tail Group, Inc., $1,000, 02/13/01, Sweeney for ler for Congress; $1,000, 9/30/00, Lazio 2000; Jones for Secretary of State; $250, 8/25/98; Mayor; George L. Argyros, $500, 02/06/01, $1,000, 9/30/00, Tom Campbell for U.S. Senate. Citizens for Joanne Coontz; $10,000, 8/25/98, Friends of Chuck Smith; Sunbird Aviation 3. Children and Spouses: George L. Argyros Curt Pringle for State Treasurer; $10,000, 8/25/ Services (In-kind contribution), $3,319, 01/21/ Jr., none; Melissa Mitchell, none; Brad 98; Senate Republican Leadership Fund; 01, Friends of Bill Jones. Mitchell, none; Stephanie Gehl, none; Jeff $2,500, 8/25/98; Tim Leslie for Lieutenant Gov- 1997 Non-California and Federal: George L. Gehl, none. ernor; $249, 9/28/98, Committee to Elect Linda Argyros, $500, 3/12/97, Susan Brooks for Con- 4. Parents: Olga Argyros, none; Leon Dixon; $10,000, 10/6/98, Bill Leonard for As- gress; $1,000, 9/10/97, Matt Fong for U.S. Sen- George Argyros, none. sembly Committee; $249, 10/21/98, Claude Par- ate; $1,000, 9/10/97, Royce Campaign Com- 5. Grandparents: N/A. rish; $999, 10/27/98, Friends of Cynthia Coad mittee; $10,000, 10/22/97, GOPAC; GLA Finan- 6. Brothers and Spouses: N/A. for Supervisor; $999, 10/27/98, Lou Lopez for cial Corporation, $25,000, 11/3/97, National Re- 7. Sisters and Spouses: Lenore Trigonis, Supervisor; $249, 10/27/98, Tod Ridgeway for publican Senatorial Committee; Judie none; Kim Trigonis, none; Selia Poulos, Newport Beach City Council; $5,000, 10/28/98, Argyros, $1,000, 9/19/97, Matt Fong for U.S. none; George Poulos, none. Assembly Republican Leadership Fund; Senate. $25,000, 10/28/98, Lungren for Governor; $2,500, 1998 Non-California and Federal: Arker, * Larry Miles Dinger, of Iowa, a Career 10/30/98, Bill Jones for Secretary of State; Inc., $5,000, 8/25/98, ASPAC Corporate Ac- Member of the Foreign Service, to be Ambas- $5,000, 10/30/98, Curt Pringle for State Treas- count; $1,000, 8/30/98, Kempthorne for Gov- sador to the Federated States of Micronesia. (The following is a list of all members of urer; $300, 10/30/98, Savvas Roditis for City ernor; Arnel Development Company, $500, 1/ my immediate family and their spouses. I Council; $999 10/30/98, Zemel for Mayor; Arnel 13/98, Jeb Bush for Governor; George L. have asked each of these persons to inform Development Company, $8,400, 2/19/98, Team Argyros, $4,500, 1/8/98, Republican Party of me of the pertinent contributions made by NOEL ’98; $1,500, 4/1/98, The Lincoln Club of Florida; $1,000, 1/21/98, Congressman Joe Bar- them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Orange County; Arnel Management Co., ton Committee; $1,000, 2/23/98, Friends of Lisa formation contained in this report is com- $1,005, 10/21/98, RHIEPAC; $663, 10/21/98 Hughes; $1,000, 3/25/98, The Mary Bono Com- plete and accurate.) RHIEPAC; $2,332, 10/21/98, RHIEPAC; George mittee; $1,000, 3/25/98, Committee to Re-elect Nominee: Larry Miles Dinger. L. Argyros, $5,000, 9/28/98; Dave Stirling for Congressman Dana Rohrabacher; $10,000, 4/20/ Post: Ambassador to the Federated States Attorney General; $249, 9/29/98, Committee to 98, Governor George Bush Committee; $250, 6/ of Micronesia. Elect Len Miller; $628, 10/1/98, Jim Silvia, Or- 15/98, Judge Jim Gray for Congress; $500, 6/15/ Contributions, amount, date, donee: ange County Supervisor. 98, Ken Calvert for Congress; $760, 8/5/98, Hull 1. Self: None. November 14, 2001 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11787 2. Spouse: Paula Gaffery Dinger, none. for Bunning; $15,000, 5/27/98, Republican Na- Allen M. Bond, III, $1,000, 6/30/99, Bush for 3. Children and Spouses: Cristina Maria tional Committee; $1,000, 12/19/97, Anne President Inc. Dinger, none; James Thomas Dinger, none; Northup for Congress; $5,000, 10/16/97, Repub- William Lyle Dinger, none. lican Party of Kentucky; $1,000, 9/26/97, Citi- * William D. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, 4. Parents: Lyle Dinger, deceased; Lauraine zens for Bunning; $250, 7/18/97, Campaign a Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Dinger, none. America; $15,000, 5/2/97, Republican National ice, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Am- 5. Grandparents: William and Estella Committee. bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Miles, deceased; William and Christina 2. Spouse: Alice Cary Brown, $125, 1/8/01, of the United States of America to the Fed- Ky, Society of Washington—1 ticket to 2001 Dinger; deceased. eral Republic of Yugoslavia. 6. Brothers and Spouses: John and Michie Inaugural Bluegrass Ball; $1,750, 1/8/01, (The following is a list of all members of Dinger, none; Glen and Elizabeth Dinger, RNSEC—Team 100 Gold Pass for 2001 Presi- my immediate family and their spouses. I none. dential Inaugural. $100, 1/8/01, RNSEC–1 tick- have asked each of these persons to inform 7. Sisters and Spouses: Jan and Daniel et for 2001 Inaugural Parade; $125, 1/8/01, me of the pertinent contributions made by Duggan, none. RNSEC–1 ticket for 2001 Inaugural Balls; them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- $7,500, 3/17/01, Kentucky Victory 2002; $1,000, formation contained in this report is com- *Darryl Norman Johnson, of Washington, a 6/21/99, Anne Northup for Congress; $1,000, 5/7/ plete and accurate.) Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- 99, Gov. George W. Bush Presidential Explor- Nominee: William Dale Montgomery. ice, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Am- atory Committee; $1,000, 3/30/99, Elizabeth Post: Yugoslavia. bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Dole for President Exploratory Committee; Contributions, amount, date, and donee: of the United States of America to the King- $1,000, 3/8/99, McConnell Senate Committee 1. Self: None. dom of Thailand. ’02 Primary; $1,000, 3/8/99, McConnell Senate (The following is a list of all members of Committee ’02 General Election; $1,000 6/25/ 2. Spouse: Lynne Germain Montgomery, none. my immediate family and their spouses. I 98, Anne Northup for Congress. have asked each of these persons to inform 3. Children and Spouses: William Lee 3. Children and Spouses: Alexander, Amel- me of the pertinent contributions made by Lyons Brown III and Susanna S. Brown, ia, Katarina, none. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- none; Alice Cary Brown-Epstein and Stephen 4. Parents: Deceased. formation contained in this report is com- E. Epstein, none; Stuart Randolph Brown 5. Grandparents: Deceased. plete and accurate.) and Joanna Warburton Brown, none. 6. Brothers and Spouses: None. Nominee: Darryl N. Johnson. 4. Parents: Mrs. W.L. Lyons Brown, $250, 10/ 7. Sisters and Spouses: Merrie Montgomery Post: Ambassador to Thailand. 23/00, Republican National Committee; $200, King, none; Cynthia Montgomery Wernerfelt Contributions, amount, date, donee: 10/13/00, National Republican Senatorial and Birger Wernerfelt, none. 1. Self: None. Committee; $200, 9/6/00, NRCC; $20,000 5/25/00, 2. Spouse: Kathleen Forance, Johnson, $100, RNC Presidential Trust; $1,000, 6/14/99, Lin- 2000, Democratic Natl. Committee. * Melvin F. Sembler, of Florida, to be Am- coln Chaffee U.S. Senate; $1,000 6/22/99 Bush bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 3. Children and Spouses: Darawan Gideos for President Inc.; $1,000 4/7/99, McConnell and David Gideos, none; Lauren E. Johnson, of the United States of America to Italy. Senate Committee ’02 Primary; $1,000, 4/7/99, (The following is a list of all members of none; Gregory Johnson and Ellen Richards, McConnell Senate Committee ’02 General my immediate family and their spouses. I $100, $25, 2000 Gore/Leiberman; 1998, Carol Election; $24,900, 11/23/99 1999 State Victory have asked each of these persons to inform Mosely Braun for Senate. Fund Committee—$5,000 of which was des- me of the pertinent contributions made by 4. Parents: Laurell E. Johnson, (deceased); ignated for the Republican Party of KY. Norman B. Johnson, $50/yr Republican Na- 5. Grandparents: Deceased. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- tional Committee. 6. Brothers and Spouses: Martin S. Brown, formation contained in this report is com- 5. Grandparents: Deceased. $500, 5/24/00, Gore 2000 Inc.; $1,000, 3/23/00, plete and accurate.) 6. Brother and Spouses: Linn V. Johnson, Friends of Roger Kahn Inc.; $250, 3/15/00, Frist Nominee: Melvin F. Sembler. none; Brian R. Johnson and Sue Johnson, 2000 Inc.; $1,000, 3/9/00, Gore 2000 Inc.; $1,000, 3/ Post: Ambassador—Italy. $175, 2000, Paul McCarthy for Congress (6th 9/00, Gore 2000 Inc.; $1,000, 5/5/99, Friends of Contributions, amount, date, donee: District of Massachusetts. Roger Kahn Inc.; $1,000, 2/24/99, Alexander for 1. Self: $350, 5/19/97, Citizens for Gilman; 7. Sisters and Spouses: N/A. President Inc.; $1,000, 11/13/98, Frist 2000 Inc. $1,000, 5/27/97, Missourians for Kit Bond; Elizabeth Brown: $1,000, 11/16/00, DNC; $1,000, $1,000, 6/30/97, Friends of Charlie Crist; $1,000, Lyons Brown, Jr., of Kentucky, to be Am- 6/10/99, Alexander for President Inc.; $500, 5/ 7/16/97, Coverdell Good Government Com- bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 24/00, Gore 2000 Inc. mittee; $1,000, 9/30/97, Fossella for Congress; of the United States of America to the Re- Owsley Brown: $200, 2/23/00, Van Hilleary $1,000, 10/14/97, Souder for Congress; $1,000, 10/ public of Austria. for Congress; $1,000, 1/13/00, Anne Northrup The following is a list of all members of 20/97, Friends of Connie Mack; $1,000, 11/11/97, for Congress; $250, 8/17/00, Friends of Roger D’Amato for Senate; $1,000, 12/23/97, Friends my immediate family and their spouses. I Kahn Inc.; $4,200, 9/30/00, Brown-Forman have asked each of these persons to inform of Charlie Crist; $1,000, 1/9/98, Frist 2000; Corp. PAC; $1,000 6/17/99, Friends of Roger $1,000, 1/23/98, Darrell Issa for U.S. Senate; me of the pertinent contributions made by Kahn Inc.; $1,000, 6/30/99, Bush for President them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- $1,000, 4/7/98, Abraham Senate 2000; $500, 4/37/ Inc.; $3,750, 7/12/99, Brown-Forman Corp. PAC; 98, Fox for Congress; $500, 4/27/98, Mike Bili- formation contained in this report is com- $500, 4/24/98, Rose for Congress; $250, 4/28/98, plete and accurate. rakis for Congress; $500, 4/27/98, Congressman Greenwood for Congress; $3,500, 8/24/98, Bill Young Campaign; $250, 5/14/98, American Nominee: W.L. Lyons Brown, Jr. Brown-Forman Corp. PAC; $250, 10/2/97, Citi- Post: Ambassador to the Republic of Aus- Renewal PAC; $1,000, 6/30/98, Citizens for zens for Bunning; $3,250, 7/25/97, Brown- tria. Bunning; $1,000, 8/10/98, American Renewal Forman Corp. PAC. PAC; $5,000, 9/2/98, Senate Victory 98; $1,000, Contributions, amount, date, donee: Christina Brown: $1,000, 11/16/00, America 1. Self: $125, 1/8/01, Ky. Society of Wash- 9/8/98, Housemann for Congress; $1,000, 9/8/9, Women Vote 2000; $2,500, 10/9/00, DNC-Non- ington—1 ticket to 2001 Inaugural Bluegrass Coverdell for Senate; $1,000, 9/14/98, Puerto Federal Individual; $1,000, 6/14/00, Eleanor Ball; $1,750, 1/8/01, RNSEC-Team 100 Gold Rico 21st Millennium PAC (NY); $1,000, 10/9/ Jordan for Congress; $1,000, 4/20/00, Eleanor Pass for 2001 Presidential Inaugural; $1,336, 1/ 98, The National PAC; $1,000, 10/26/98, Friends Jordan for Congress; $1,000, 4/20/00, Eleanor 8/01, Hotel Charges for Attending Presi- Jordan for Congress; $250, 6/29/99, Forbes 2000 of Newt Gingrich; $1,000, 12/30/98, Abraham dential Inaugural; $100, 1/8/01, RBNSEC—1 Inc., $1,000, 6/30/99, Elizabeth Dole for Presi- Senate 2000; $500, 3/8/99, Int’l Council of Shop- ticket for 2001 Inaugural Parade; $125, 1/8/01, dent Exploratory Committee Inc.; $1,000, 5/26/ ping Centers PAC; $1,000, 3/8/99, Gov. George RNSEC—1 ticket for 2001 Inaugural Balls; 99, Bill Bradley for President Inc.; $1,000, 10/ W. Bush Presidential Exploratory Com- $7,500, 3/17/01, Kentucky Victory 2002; $5,000, 5/98, Gorman for Congress; $500, 5/8/98, mittee; $1,000, 3/10/99, Kyl for Senate; $1,000, 11/13/00, Bush/Cheney Recount Fund; $80,000, Friends of Virginia Woodward for Congress; 5/7/99, George Allen Exploratory Committee; 4/10/00, Republican National State Elections $500, 4/29/98, Friends of Jonathan Miller; $500, $1,000, 5/7/99, Ashcroft 2000; $1,000, 5/7/99, Committee; $20,000, 4/10/00, Republican Na- 6/19/97, Friends of Jonathan Miller. McConnell Senate Committee; $1,000, 5/14/99, tional Committee; $1,000, 3/27/00, Anne 7. Sisters and Spouses: Ina Brown Bond, McCollum for Senate; $1,000, 6/11/99, Amer- Northup for Congress; $10,000, 12/14/99, 1999 $5,000, 1/14/00, Republican Party of KY; $500, ican Renewal PAC; $1,000, 6/16/99, Whitman State Victory Fund Committee; $1,000, 5/77/ 10/31/00, Brown-Forman Corp. PAC; $2,500, 7/ for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 8/2/99, Whitman for 99, Gov. George W. Bush Presidential, Ex- 24/00, KY State Democratic Central Execu- Senate; $1,000, 10/22/99, Friends of Scott ploratory Committee; $1,000, 4/27/99, Anne tive Committee; $5,000, 5/31/00, RNC; $500, 3/10/ McInnis; $1,000, 12/15/99, The National PAC; Northup for Congress; $15,000, 4/23/99, Repub- 00, Anne Northup for Congress; $500, 3/10/00, $1,000, 12/15/00, Issa for Congress; $1,000, 1/11/ lican National Committee; $1,000, 4/23/99, Anne Northup for Congress; $1,000, 6/30/99, 00, Adam Putnam for Congress; $1,000, 1/26/00, McConnell Senate Committee ’02 Primary; Bush for President Inc.; $1,000, 8/17/99, Bush Bob Franks for U.S. Senate; $500, 2/22/00, Bili- $1,000, 4/23/99, McConnell Senate Committee for President Inc.; $500, 7/29/99, Anne Northup rakis for Congress; $1,000, 3/15/00, Friends of ’02 General Election; $1,000, 3/30/99, Elizabeth for Congress; $250, 10/14/98, Anne Northup for Giuliani; $1,000, 3/15/00, Weingarten for Con- Dole for President Exploratory Committee; Congress; $250, 3/31/98, Anne Northup for Con- gress; $1,000, 3/15/00, Bill Roth for Senate; $2,500, 7/16/98, Republican Party of Kentucy— gress; $1,000, 11/14/97, KY State Democratic $1,000, 4/12/00, Mike Rogers for Congress; $500, Non-Federal Fund; $1,000, 6/25/98, Anne Central Executive Committee; $1,000, 7/24/97, 6/19/00, Int’l Council of Shopping Centers Northup for Congress; $1,000, 6/20/98, Citizens Anne Northup for Congress. PAC; $1,000, 6/19/00, Scott McInnis. S11788 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 14, 2001 2. Spouse: Betty Sembler, $1,000, 6/2/97, The Friends of Connie Mack; $1,000, 3/25/99, Bush * Cynthia Shepard Perry, of Texas, to be Hatch Election Committee; $250, 8/28/97, Fox for President; $200, 11/13/99, Bill McCollum. United States Director of the African Devel- for Congress; $50, 9/8/97, Republican National 4. Parents: Deceased. opment Bank for a term of five years. Committee; $250, 9/19/97, Nielson Congress ’98; 5. Grandparents: Deceased. * Jose A. Fourquet, of New Jersey, to be $250, 9/23/97 Citizens of Gilman; $2000, 10/17/97, 6. Brothers and spouses: Eugene Sembler United States Executive Director of the Friends of Connie Mack; $1,000, 11/25/97, (deceased). Inter-American Development Bank for a Souder for Congress 98 General Election; 7. Sisters and spouses: Sidney and Delores term of three years. $1,000, 12/23/97, Friends of Charlie Crist; $100, Krakower, none; Herschel and Norma Rich, * Charles Lawrence Greenwood, Jr., of 2/2/98, Bordonaro for Congress; $1,000, 2/2/98, none. Florida, a Career Member of the Senior For- Friends of Charlie Crist; $250, 2/20/98, Nielson Stephan Michael Minikes, of the District eign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, for for Congress 98; $1,000, 4/7/98, Abraham for of Columbia, to be U.S. Representative to the rank of Ambassador during his tenure of Senate; $500, 4/27/98, Fox for Congress; $250, 5/ the Organization for Security and Coopera- service as Coordinator for Asia Pacific Eco- 22/98, American Renewal PAC; $500, 6/16/98, tion in Europe, with the rank of Ambassador. nomic Cooperation (APEC). Heather Wilson for Congress (special elec- (The following is a list of all members of * Ernest L. Johnson, of Louisiana, to be an tion); $1,500, 6/18/98, Heather Wilson for Con- my immediate family and their spouses. I Alternate Representative of the United gress (special election); $100, 6/24/98, Fox for have asked each of these persons to inform States of America to the Fifty-sixth Session Congress; $500, 7/21/98, Souder for Congress; me of the pertinent contributions made by of the General Assembly of the United Na- $500, 7/21/98, Friends of Scott McInnes; $500, 8/ them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- tions. 26/98, American Renewal PAC; $500, 9/17/98, formation contained in this report is com- * William J. Hybl, of Colorado, to be Rep- Heather Wilson for Congress (special elec- plete and accurate.) resentative of the United States of America tion); $569, 10/10/98, Citizens for Gilman; Nominee: Stephan Michael Minikes. to the Fifty-sixth Session of the General As- $1,000, 10/26/98, Friends of Newt Gingrich; Post: U.S. Representative to the Organiza- sembly of the United Nations. $250, 12/2/98, John Isakson for Congress; tion for Security and Cooperation in Europe, * Nancy Cain Marcus, of Texas, to be an Al- $1,000, 1/6/99, Abraham Senate 2000; $250, 1/13/ with the rank of Ambassador. ternative Representative of the United 99, Georgians for Isakson; $1,000, 3/8/99, Gov- Contributions, amount, date, donee: States of America to the Fifty-sixth Session ernor George W. Bush Exploratory Com- 1 Self: $1,000, 1/22/97, Cong. Bud Shuster; of the General Assembly of the United Na- mittee; $1,000, 3/17/99, Friends of Connie $500, 3/4/97, Cong. Nancy Johnson; $425, 4/15/97, tions. Mack; $1,000, 4/7/99, Adam Smith PAC; $500, 6/ Reid & Priest PAC; $1,000, 4/16/97, Cong. John * Constance Berry Newman, of Illinois, to 11/99, Dewine for U.S. Senate; $500, 6/16/99, Murtha; $500, 5/15/97, Cong. Curt Weldon; $500, be an Assistant Administrator of the United American Renewal PAC; $1,000, 6/30/99, Watts 5/20/97, Gov. Rob Andrews; $500, 6/12/97, Cong. States Agency for International Develop- for Congress; $500, 8/3/99, Souder for Congress, Scott McInnis; $1,000, 6/24/97, Sen. Arlen ment. Inc.; $1,000, 10/14/99, Jon Kyl for U.S. Senate; Specter; $2,000, 7/29/97, Democratic Congres- * Christopher Bancroft Burnham, of Con- $1,000, 10/14/99, Bill McCollum for U.S. Sen- sional Campaign Committee; $200, 8/20/97, necticut, to be Chief Financial Officer, De- ate; $1,000, 11/3/99, Anne Northrup for Con- Cong. Regula; $425, 8/27/97, Reid & Priest partment of State. * Robert M. Beecroft, of Maryland, a Ca- gress; $1,000, 11/10/99, Friends of Scott PAC; $500, 9/10/97, Cong. Joe McDade; $500, 11/ McInnis; $1,000, 12/9/99, Bill McCollum for 13/97, Cong. Tom Foglietta; $500, 12/23/97, reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, U.S. Senate; $1,000, 3/11/00, Bush for Presi- Cong. Rob Andrews; $1,000, 1/30/98, Cong. Bud Class of Minister-Counselor, for the rank of dent; $100, 4/10/00, Dewine for U.S. Senate; Shuster; $500, 3/3/98, Cong. LaTourette; $457, Ambassador during his tenure of service as $1,000, 4/12/00, Clay Shaw for Congress; $500, 5/ 4/21/98, Reid & Priest PAC; $1,000, 5/1/98, Cong. Head of Mission, Organization for Security 5/00, Mike Rogers for Congress; $1,000, 5/18/00, John Murtha; $500, 5/14/98, Cong. Fattah; $500, and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Bosnia Bush for President, Inc.; ($500), 7/31/01, Heath- 9/24/98, Sen. Leahy; $1,000, 10/8/98, National and Herzegovina. * Charles Lester Pritchard, of Virginia, for er Wilson for Congress (special election—re- Republican Congressional Corporate Ac- the rank of Ambassador during his tenure of fund). count—Cong. Weldon; $350, 10/9/98, Thelen service as Special Envoy for Negotiations 3. Children and Spouses: M. Steven Reid & Priest PAC; $250, 10/19/98, Cong. Bob with the Democratic People’s Republic of Sembler, $500, 9/9/97, Mark Souder for Con- Brady; $500, 3/23/99, Cong. LaTourette; $500, 3/ Korea (DPRK) and United States Represent- gress; $1,000, 3/12/99, George W. Bush Explor- 23/99, Cong. Scott McInnis; $370, 3/31/99, ative to the Korean Peninsula Energy Devel- atory Committee; $1,000, 10/29/99, Jon Kyl for Thelen Reid & Priest PAC; $1,000, 4/13/99, opment Organization (KEDO). Senator. Diane Sembler, $500, 9/27/97, Souder Cong. Pete Sessions; $1,000, 5/3/99, Cong. John for Congress, Inc.; $500, 3/31/99, Bush for * John Marshall, of Virginia, to be an As- Murtha; $1,000, 6/21/99, Gov. George W. Bush sistant Administrator of the United States President, Inc.; $1,000, 11/24/99, Jon Kyl for Presidential Exploratory Committee; $370 19/ U.S. Senate; $1,000, 8/31/00, Bill McCollum for Agency for International Development. 21/99, Thelen Reid & Priest PAC; $1,000, 10/21/ * Christopher Bancroft Burnham, of Con- U.S. Senate; $1,000, 10/31/00, Bill McCollum 99, Sen. Santorum; $1,000, 10/22/99, Governor’s for U.S. Senate. Brent Sembler, $1,000, 10/20/ necticut, to be an Assistant Secretary of Leadership Fund (Gov. Engler/Michigan); State (Resource Management). 97, Souder for Congress; $1,000, 10/27/97, $1,000, 11/16/99, GELAC Fund; $1,000, 2/9/00, Friends of Connie Mack; $2,000, 11/24/97, Friends of Jim Oberstar; $1,000, 2/28/00, Cong. Mr. BIDEN. Mr. President, for the Friends of Charlie Crist; $1,000, 4/8/98, Abra- Pete Sessions; $1,000, 3/24/00, Cong. Scott Committee on Foreign Relations I re- ham Senate 2000; $1,000, 10/23/98, Newt Ging- McInnis; $355, 3/24/00, Thelen Reid & Priest port favorably the following nomina- rich; $1,000, 4/4/99, George W. Bush for Presi- PAC; $1,000, 5/24/00, Murtha for Congress; tion lists in the Foreign Service which dent; $500, 9/7/99, Republican Party of Florida $1,000, 5/25/00, Bob Brady for Congress; $500, 6/ were printed in the RECORDS on the Federal Campaign Account; $1,000, 11/23/99, 28/00, Rogan for Congress; $1,000, 6/30/00, dates indicated, and ask unanimous Jon Kyl for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 12/9/99, Bill Dickey for Congress; $335, 7/27/00, Thelen McCollum for U.S. Senate; $500, 2/28/00, Mike consent, to save the expense of reprint- Reid & Priest PAC; $1,000, 10/24/00, Victory ing on the Executive Calendar that Bilirakis for Congress; $1,000, 8/30/00, Bill 2000 (Alabama Rep. Shelby); $1,000, 10/25/00, McCollum for U.S. Senate; $1,000 9/27/00, Victory 2000 (Cheney event); $1,000, 10/28/00, these nominations lie at the Sec- Adam Putnam for Congress; $5,000, 9/29/00, Andrews for Congress; $1,000, 1/25/01, PETE retary’s desk for the information of Republican Party of Florida Federal Cam- Pac; $500, 4/3/01, Cantwell for Senate; $395, 5/ Senators. paign Account; $500, 3/19/00, Republican Party 3/01, Thelen Reid & Priest PAC; $7,500, 5/8/01, The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without of Florida Federal Campaign Account. Presidential Gala Table; $15,000, 5/15/01, Re- objection, it is so ordered. Debbie Sembler, $1,000, 12/16/97, Friends of publican National Finance Committee; Foreign Service nomination of Terence J. Charlie Crist; $500, 5/15/99, Bill McCollum $1,000, 6/8/01, Murtha for Congress; $1,000, 6/8/ Donovan. Campaign; $1,000, 11/8/99, Jon Kyl for U.S. 01, Weldon for Congress; $1,000, 6/8/01, Borski Foreign Service nominations beginning Senate. Gregory Sembler; $500, 2/13/97, for Congress. Keith E. Brown and ending Olivier C. Friends of Connie Mack; $500, 9/16/98, Souder 2. Spouse: Dianne C. Minikes, $100, 6/23/98, Carduner, which nominations were received for Congress; $500, 10/17/97, Souder for Con- Committee to Re-elect Nancy Dacek; $1,000, by the Senate and appeared in the Congres- gress; $1,000, 4/6/98, Abraham Senate 2000; 6/21/99, Gov. George W. Bush, Presidential sional Record on October 16, 2001. $1,000, 10/22/98, Friends of Newt Gingrich; Exploratory Committee; $1,000, 2/28/00, Pete By Mr. LIEBERMAN for the Committee on $1,000, 5/10/99, George W. Bush Presidential Sessions for Cong. $1,000, 5/22/00, Weldon for Governmental Affairs. Exploratory Committee; $500, 9/7/99, Repub- Congress; $1,000, 5/22/00, Bush for President Odessa F. Vincent, of the District of Co- lican Party of Florida Federal Campaign Ac- Compliance Committee; $20,000, 5/31/00, RNC lumbia, to be an Associate Judge of the Su- count; $1,000, 11/18/99, Jon Kyl for U.S. Sen- Presidential Trust; $1,000, 6/22/00, Sandhill perior Court of the District of Columbia for ate; $800, 12/8/99, Bill McCollum; $100, 2/25/00, PAC (Sen. Hagel). the term of fifteen years. Friends of Guiliani; $100, 4/11/00, Bill McCol- 3. Children and Spouses: Alexandra C. *Nomination was reported with rec- lum; $500, 5/19/00, Bill McCollum; $100, 7/13/00, Minikes, $1,000, 6/30/99, Gov. George W. Bush, ommendation that it be confirmed sub- Rick Lazio; $400, 8/30/00, Bill McCollum. Eliz- Presidential Exploratory Committee. ject to the nominee’s commitment to abeth Sembler, $500, 2/10/97, Friends of 4. Parents: Deceased. Connie Mack; $500, 2/10/97, Friends of Connie 5. Grandparents: Deceased. respond to requests to appear and tes- Mack; $500, 2/13/97, Friends of Connie Mack; 6. Brothers and Spouses: N/A. tify before any duly constituted com- $500, 10/24/97, Adam Smith; $500, 11/9/97, 7. Sisters and Spouses: N/A. mittee of the Senate. November 14, 2001 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11789 (Nominations without an asterisk By Mr. HELMS: program for providing financial assist- were reported with the recommenda- S. 1694. A bill to suspend temporarily the ance for local rail line relocation tion that they be confirmed.) duty on buctril; to the Committee on Fi- projects, and for other purposes. nance. S. 1020 f By Mr. HELMS: INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND S. 1695. A bill to suspend temporarily the At the request of Mr. HARKIN, the JOINT RESOLUTIONS duty on bronate; to the Committee on Fi- name of the Senator from Kentucky nance. (Mr. BUNNING) was added as a cosponsor The following bills and joint resolu- By Mr. HELMS: of S. 1020, a bill to amend title XVIII of tions were introduced, read the first S. 1696. A bill to suspend temporarily the the Social Security Act to improve the and second times by unanimous con- duty on asulox; to the Committee on Fi- provision of items and services pro- sent, and referred as indicated: nance. vided to medicare beneficiaries resid- By Mr. HELMS: By Mr. CORZINE: ing in rural areas. S. 1682. A bill to designate buildings 315, S. 1697. A bill to suspend temporarily the 318, and 319 located at the William J. Hughes duty on cyclanilide; to the Committee on Fi- S. 1058 Technical Center of the Federal Aviation Ad- nance. At the request of Mr. HUTCHINSON, ministration in Atlantic City, New Jersey, By Mr. HELMS: the names of the Senator from Ne- as the ‘‘Frank R. Lautenberg Aviation Secu- S. 1698. A bill to suspend temporarily the braska (Mr. HAGEL), the Senator from rity Complex’’; to the Committee on Com- duty on iprodione; to the Committee on Fi- Missouri (Mr. BOND), and the Senator merce, Science, and Transportation. nance. from Minnesota (Mr. WELLSTONE) were By Mr. HARKIN: By Mr. HELMS: added as cosponsors of S. 1058, a bill to S. 1683. A bill to amend the Emergency S. 1699. A bill to suspend temporarily the Food Assistance Act of 1983 to permit States duty on foramsulfuron; to the Committee on amend the Internal Revenue Code of to use administrative funds to pay costs re- Finance. 1986 to provide tax relief for farmers lating to the processing, transporting, and By Mr. HELMS: and the producers of biodiesel, and for distributing to eligible recipient agencies of S. 1700. A bill to suspend temporarily the other purposes. donated wild game; to the Committee on Ag- duty on acetamiprid; to the Committee on S. 1201 riculture, Nutrition, and Forestry. Finance. By Mr. DORGAN (for himself, Mr. At the request of Mr. HATCH, the By Mr. HELMS: name of the Senator from Tennessee CRAIG, Mr. BAUCUS, Mr. GRASSLEY, S. 1701. A bill to suspend temporarily the Mr. BAYH, Mr. BENNETT, Mr. CARPER, duty on fosetyl-A1; to the Committee on Fi- (Mr. FRIST) was added as a cosponsor of Ms. COLLINS, Mr. CRAPO, Mr. ENSIGN, nance. S. 1201, a bill to amend the Internal Mr. HOLLINGS, Mr. HUTCHINSON, Mr. By Mr. HELMS: Revenue Code of 1986 to provide for S INHOFE, Mr. KYL, Mrs. LINCOLN, Mr. S. 1702. A bill to suspend temporarily the corporation reform, and for other pur- MURKOWSKI, Mrs. MURRAY, Mr. SMITH duty on endosulfan; to the Committee on Fi- poses. of Oregon, and Mr. FRIST): nance. S. 1271 S. 1684. A bill to provide a 1-year extension By Mr. HELMS: At the request of Mr. VOINOVICH, the of the date for compliance by certain covered S. 1703. A bill to suspend temporarily the entities with the administrative simplifica- duty on ethoprop; to the Committee on Fi- names of the Senator from Kentucky tion standards for electronic transactions nance. (Mr. BUNNING), the Senator from Geor- and code sets issued in accordance with the By Mr. WELLSTONE (for himself, Mr. gia (Mr. CLELAND), the Senator from Health Insurance Portability and Account- DAYTON, and Mr. HARKIN): Delaware (Mr. CARPER), and the Sen- ability Act of 1996; to the Committee on Fi- S. 1704. A bill to amend the Clayton Act to nance. ator from Connecticut (Mr. LIEBERMAN) make the antitrust laws applicable to the By Mr. DODD (for himself, Mr. DEWINE, were added as cosponsors of S. 1271, a elimination or relocation of major league and Ms. COLLINS): bill to amend chapter 35 of title 44, S. 1685. A bill to meet the needs of children baseball franchises; to the Committee on the United states Code, for the purpose of Judiciary. when preparing for and responding to acts of facilitating compliance by small busi- terrorism; to the Committee on Health, Edu- By Mr. HATCH (for himself, Mr. SCHU- MER, and Mr. SPECTER): ness concerns with certain Federal pa- cation, Labor, and Pensions. perwork requirements, to establish a By Mr. KENNEDY (for himself, Mr. S.J. Res. 29. A joint resolution amending KERRY, Mr. REID, Mr. WELLSTONE, title 36, United States Code, to designate task force to examine the feasibility of and Mrs. CLINTON): September 11 as Patriot Day; to the Com- streamlining paperwork requirements S. 1686. A bill to amend title XVIII of the mittee on the Judiciary. applicable to small business concerns, Social Security Act to provide for patient ADDITIONAL COSPONSORS and for other purposes. protection by limiting the number of manda- S. 1317 tory overtime hours a nurse may be required S. 198 At the request of Mr. SCHUMER, the to work in certain providers of services to At the request of Mr. CRAIG, the name of the Senator from New Jersey which payments are made under the medi- name of the Senator from Nevada (Mr. care program; to the Committee on Finance. (Mr. CORZINE) was added as a cosponsor By Mr. HELMS: ENSIGN) was added as a cosponsor of S. of S. 1317, a bill to amend title XVIII of S. 1687. A bill to extend the temporary sus- 198, a bill to require the Secretary of the Social Security Act to provide for pension of duty with respect to Diclofop; to the Interior to establish a program to equitable reimbursement rates under the Committee on Finance. provide assistance through States to the medicare program to By Mr. HELMS: eligible weed management entities to Medicare+Choice organizations. S. 1688. A bill to extend the temporary sus- control or eradicate harmful, non- pension of duty with respect to Thidiazuron; S. 1500 to the Committee on Finance. native weeds on public and private At the request of Mr. KYL, the names By Mr. HELMS: land. of the Senator from Georgia (Mr. S. 1689. A bill to extend the temporary sus- S. 673 CLELAND) and the Senator from New pension of duty with respect to At the request of Mr. HAGEL, the Mexico (Mr. DOMENICI) were added as Deltamethrin; to the Committee on Finance. name of the Senator from New Mexico By Mr. HELMS: cosponsors of S. 1500, a bill to amend S. 1690. A bill to extend the temporary sus- (Mr. DOMENICI) was added as a cospon- the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to pension of duty with respect to sor of S. 673, a bill to establish within provide tax and other incentives to Phenmedipham; to the Committee on Fi- the executive branch of the Govern- maintain a vibrant travel and tourism nance. ment an interagency committee to re- industry, to keep working people work- By Mr. HELMS: view and coordinate United States non- ing, and to stimulate economic growth, S. 1691. A bill to extend the temporary sus- proliferation efforts in the independent pension of duty with respect to and for other purposes. Desmedipham; to the Committee on Finance. states of the former Soviet Union. S. 1503 By Mr. HELMS: S. 948 At the request of Mr. ROCKEFELLER, S. 1692. A bill to extend the temporary sus- At the request of Mr. LOTT, the name the name of the Senator from New pension of duty with respect to of the Senator from Nevada (Mr. REID) Mexico (Mr. BINGAMAN) was added as a Ethofumesate; to the Committee on Finance. was added as a cosponsor of S. 948, a cosponsor of S. 1503 , a bill to extend By Mr. HELMS: S. 1693. A bill to extend the temporary sus- bill to amend title 23, United States and amend the Promoting Safe and pension of duty with respect to Code, to require the Secretary of Stable Families Program under sub- Tralomethrin; to the Committee on Finance. Transportation to carry out a grant part 2 of part B of title IV of the Social