23636 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD-SENATE September 12, 19,85 bill to provide secure job opportunities SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 158 SENATE RESOLUTION 174 to workers displaced by imports. At the request of Mr. MURKOWSKI, At the request of Mr. GORE, the S. 1542 the names of the Senator from Cali- name of the Senator from Mississippi At the request of Mr. MCCLURE, the fornia [Mr. CRANSTON], the Senator [Mr. STENNIS] was added as a cospon- name of the Senator from Montana from Hawaii [Mr. MATSUNAGA], the sor of Senate Resolution 174, a resolu- [Mr. BAUCUS] was added as a cospon- Senator from Kansas [Mr. DOLE], the tion expressing the sense of the sor of S. 1542, a bill to amend the Na- Senator from Nebraska [Mr. EXON], Senate with respect to the proposed tional Trails System Act by designat- the Senator from Massachusetts [Mr. closing and downgrading of certain of- ing the Nez Perce (Nee-Me-Poo) Trail KENNEDY], and the Senator from Ari- fices of the Social Security Adminis- as a component of the National Trails zona [Mr. GOLDWATER] were added as tration. cosponsors of Senate Joint Resolution System. SENATE RESOLUTION 199 158, a joint resolution designating Oc- S. 1643 tober 1985 as "National Community At the request of Mr. HEINZ, the At the request of Mr. MATHIAS, the College Month." name of the Senator from South Caro- name of the Senator from Delaware SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 159 lina [Mr. HOLLINGS] was added as a co- [Mr. ROTH] was added as a cosponsor sponsor of Senate Resolution 199, a of S. 1543, a bill to protect patent At the request of Mr. JOHNSTON, the resolution to urge the Senate of the owners from importation into the name of the Senator from Nebraska [Mr. ZORINSKY] was added as a co- United States to reject any tax reform United States of goods made overseas sponsor of Senate Joint Resolution proposal which would impose a tax on by use of a U.S. patented process. 159, a joint resolution to designate the the annual increase in the value of S. 1582 rose as the national floral emblem. permanent life insurance. At the request of Mr. MuRKowsKI, SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 170 the name of the Senator from Alaska At the request of Mr. SIMON, the SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLU- [Mr. STEVENS] was added as a cospon- names of the Senator from Iowa [Mr. sor of S. 1582, a bill to amend the Se- TION 61-CONGRATULATING GRASSLEY], the Senator from Hawaii PETE ROSE ON BECOMING curities Exchange Act of 1934. [Mr. MATSUNAGA], the Senator from S. 1619 BASEBALL'S ALL-TIME LEAD- North Dakota [Mr. BURDICK], the Sen- ING HITTER At the request of Mr. WILSON, the ator from Illinois [Mr. DIXON], the names of the Senator from Texas [Mr. Senator from Kentucky [Mr. FORD], Mr. GLENN (for himself, Mr. METZ- BENTSEN), the Senator from Delaware the Senator from South Carolina [Mr. ENBAUM, Mr. SIMPSON, and Mr. [Mr. ROTH], and the Senator from Illi- HOLLINGS], the Senator from North KASTEN) submitted the following con- nois (Mr. DIXON] were added as co- Carolina [Mr. EAST], the Senator from current resolution; which was consid- sponsors of S. 1619, a bill to amend the New Mexico [Mr. DOMENICI], the Sen- ered and agreed to: Internal Revenue Code of 1954 to pro- ator from Vermont [Mr. LEAHY], the S. CON. RES. 61 vide that section 7872 (relating to im- Senator from West Virginia [Mr. Whereas Peter Edward Rose has become puted interest on below-market loans) BYRD], the Senator from Massachu- the all-time leader in base hits in the histo- shall not apply to loans made to the setts [Mr. KENNEDY], and the Senator ry of the American pastime, Major League State of Israel. from Utah [Mr. HATCH] were added as Baseball, by surpassing the record of four S. 1629 cosponsors of Senate Joint Resolution thousand one hundred and ninety-one of At the request of Mr. ZORINsKY, his 170, a Joint resolution to designate the the great Ty Cobb; month of March 1986 as "Music In Whereas Pete Rose has played in more name was added as a cosponsor of S. wlnnilg games than any other player in 1629, a bill to amend the Tariff Act of Our Schools Month." Major League history; 1930 to treat certain agricultural prod- SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 174 Whereas Pete Rose won three National ucts as like products for purposes of At the request of Mr. HEINZ, the League batting titles in 1968, 1969, and 1973; antidumping and countervailing duty names of the Senator from Montana Whereas Pete Rose was named National investigations. [Mr. BAUCUS], the Senator from Cali- League Rookie of the Year in 1963, National SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 134 fornia [Mr. WILSON], and the Senator League Most Valuable Player in 1973, and from Illinois [Mr. SIMON] were added the World Series Most Valuable Player in At the request of Mr. BIDEN, the 1975; name of the Senator from Nevada as cosponsors of Senate Joint Resolu- Whereas Pete Rose was named the Na- [Mr. LAXALT] was added as a cosponsor tion 174, a joint resolution to desig- tional League Player of the Decade for the of Senate Joint Resolution 134, a joint nate November 18, 1985, as "Eugene period 1970 through 1979 by the "The resolution to designate "National Ormandy Appreciation Day." Sporting News"; Safety in the Workplace Week." SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 189 Whereas Pete Rose has been named to the At the request of Mr. HATCH, the National League All-Star Team sixteen SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 150 times, including ten straight years (1973 At the request of Mr. BRADLEY, the names of the Senator from Nevada through 1982), and has started at five dif- names of the Senator from Ohio [Mr. [Mr. LAXALT], the Senator from North ferent positions in All-Star games; GLENN], the Senator from Alabama Carolina [Mr. HELMS], and the Sena- Whereas Pete Rose has played in seven [Mr. DENTON], the Senator from Texas tor from Hawaii [Mr. MATSUNAGA] National League Championship Series and [Mr. BENTSEN], the Senator from Ten- were added as cosponsors of Senate six World Series; and nessee [Mr. GORE], the Senator from Joint Resolution 189, a Joint resolu- Whereas Pete Rose holds all-time Major tion designating the week beginning League records for most games played; for Rhode Island [Mr. PELL], the Senator most at-bats; for most singles; for most hits from Georgia [Mr. NUNN], the Senator January 12, 1986, as "National Fetal Alcohol Syndrome by a switch-hitter; for most total bases by a from Illinois [Mr. SIMON], the Senator Awareness Week." switch-hitter; for most seasons of two hun- from Louisiana [Mr. JOHNSTON], the SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION 191 dred or more hits; for most seasons of one Senator from Florida [Mrs. HAWKINS], At the request of Mr. BUMPERS, the hundred and fifty or more games; and for the Senator from Nebraska [Mr. names of the Senator from Maine [Mr. highest fielding percentage by an outfielder EXON], the Senator from Mississippi MITCHELL], the Senator from South for one thousand or more games: Now, [Mr. COCHRAN], the Senator from Cali- Carolina [Mr. THURMOND], and the therefore, be it Senator from Mississippi [Mr. STEN- Resolved by the Senate (the House of Rep- fornia [Mr. CRANSTON], and the Sena- resentatives concurring), That it is the tor from Nebraska [Mr. ZORINSKY] NIS] were added as cosponsors of sense of the Congress to commend Peter were added as cosponsors of Senate Senate Joint Resolution 191, a resolu- Edward Rose on the achievement of becom- Joint Resolution 150, a Joint resolu- tion to designate the month of Octo- ing the all-time Major League leader in base tion to designate the month of March ber 1985 as "Learning Disabilities hits and to recognize all the accomplish- 1986 as "National Hemophilia Month." Awareness Month." ments and the inspirational manner in