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Official Journal C 101 Volume 31 of the European Communities 15 April 1988 ISSN 0378-6986 Official Journal C 101 Volume 31 of the European Communities 15 April 1988 English edition Information and Notices Notice No Contents Page I Information European Parliament Written Questions without answer 88/C101/01 No 1944/87 by Mr Domenec Romera i Alcazar to the Council Subject: Alleged existence of an international extremist organization causing disturbances at football grounds 1 88/C101/02 No 2055/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Shortfall in United Kingdom funding for Health and Safety Executive 1 88/C101/03 No 2056/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Comparison of educational systems in Member States 88/C101/04 No 2057/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Social security benefits/loans within the Community 2 88/C101/05 No 2058/87 by Mr Rolf Linkohr to the Commission Subject: Supplementary water tax in Baden-Wiirttemberg 2 88/C101/06 No 2061/87 by Mr Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject: Freedom of access to employment for air traffic controllers 2 88/C101/07 No 2063/87 by Mr Alberto Tridente to the Commission Subject: Safety conditions in the United States' two main nuclear power stations used for military purposes (Hanford and Washington) 2 88/C101/08 No 2064/87 by Mr Alberto Tridente to the Commission Subject: Use of radioactive waste as fertilizer in Oklahoma 3 88/C101/09 No 2065/87 by Mr Alberto Tridente to the Commission Subject: Carcinogenic properties of naphthalene 3 88/C101/10 No 2066/87 by Mr Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: Deaths caused by the consumption of cheese 3 (Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents (continued) Page 88/C101/11 No 2067/87 by Mrs Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: Adoption of directives or regulations on environmental protection by the Council of Ministers 3 88/C101/12 No 2068/87 by Mrs Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: Action on traffic noise in the European Community 3 88/C101/13 No 2069/87 by Mrs Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: Perchlorethylene (PER) 4 88/C101/14 No 2070/87 by Mrs Ursula Schleicher to the Commission Subject: The use of fresh opium poppy capsules by florists 4 88/C101/15 No 2071/87 by Mrs Johanna Maij-Weggen to the Commission Subject: The use of computer communications systems by the disabled and the elderly 4 88/C101/16 No 2072/87 by Mrs Jessica Larive to the Commission Subject: Council resolution of 9 November 1987 on the promotion of translation of important works of European culture (87/C 309/03) 5 88/C101/17 No 2073/87 by Mr Gerhard Schmid to the Commission Subject: Advertising methods of Spanish foundries 5 88/C101/18 No 2074/87 by Mr Pol Marck to the Commission Subject: Fruit imports from the southern hemisphere , 5 88/C101/19 No 2076/87 by Mr Dieter Rogalla to the Commission Subject: Establishment of doctors in the Community 6 88/C101/20 No 2078/87 by Mr Leen van der Waal to the Commission Subject: Establishment of a fraud unit 6 88/C101/21 No 2079/87 by Mr John Tomlinson to the Commission Subject: Radioactive fall out 6 88/C101/22 No 2082/87 by Mrs Anne-Marie Lizin to the Commission Subject: Belgian report on the disposal of radioactive waste 6 88/C101/23 No 2085/87 by Mr Ben Visser to the Commission Subject: Second round of rationalization in the European steel industry 6 88/C101/24 No 2086/87 by Mr Ben Visser to the Commission Subject: Cost-comparative research into Community transport firms 7 88/C101/25 No 2092/87 by Mr Frangois Roelants du Vivier to the Commission Subject: Unemployment figures broken down by date of signing on 7 88/C101/26 No 2094/87 by Mrs Jessica Larive to the Commission Subject: New telecommunications systems and new opportunities for elderly and disabled people 7 88/C101/27 No 2095/87 by Mr Leen van der Waal to the Commission Subject: AIDS research and prevention programme 8 88/C101/28 No 2099/87 by Mr Florus Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject: Italian customs formalities 8 Notice No Contents (continued) 88/C 101/29 No 2100/87 by Mr Florus Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject: Transportation of live cattle to Austria and Italy 8 88/C 101/30 No 2101/87 by Mr Willy Kuijpers to the Commission Subject: Community action on films for young people 9 88/C 101/31 No 2103/87 by Mrs Johanna Maij-Weggen to the Commission Subject: The import of dangerously contaminated Swiss cheese into the Community 9 88/C 101/32 No 2104/87 by Mr Horst Seefeld to the Commission Subject: Council of Europe Convention on the transfer of sentenced persons of 21 March 1983 9 88/C 101/33 No 2105/87 by Mr Jaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject: Restriction of British fishery zones 10 88/C 101/34 No 2107/87 by Mr Ernest Glinne to the Commission Subject: Words of the European anthem 10 88/C 101/35 No 2112/87 by Mr Rolf Linkohr to the Commission Subject: Resources from the European Social Fund for the young unemployed 10 88/C 101/36 No 2114/87 by Sir James Scott-Hopkins to the Commission Subject: Bioethanol from surplus grain 10 88/C 101/37 No 2115/87 by Sir James Scott-Hopkins to the Commission Subject: Taxation on Scotch whisky 11 88/C 101/38 No 2116/87 by Sir James Scott-Hopkins to the Commission Subject: The cost of CAP fraud in 1987 11 88/C 101/39 No 2118/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: European Social Fund assistance for United Kingdom training schemes 11 88/C 101/40 No 2119/87 by Mr Leen van der Waal to the Commission Subject: Problems regarding measurement of the mesh size of fishing nets in accordance with Regulation (EEC) No 2108/84 11 88/C 101/41 No 2121/87 by Mr Hans-Jurgen Zahorka to the Commission Subject: Possibility of reduced motor insurance premiums for farmers who own several tractors 12 88/C 101/42 No 2123/87 by Mr Florus Wijsenbeek to the Commission Subject: Packaging regulations 12 88/C 101/43 No 2124/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Ecology and development 12 88/C 101/44 No 2125/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: The Evros Delta 13 88/C 101/45 No 2126/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Washington Convention 13 88/C 101/46 No 2127/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Ecology and development in the Amazon region 13 (Continued overleaf) Notice No Contents (continued) Page 88/C101/47 No 2128/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Ecology and development in the Amazon region 14 88/C101/48 No 2129/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Ecology and development in the Amazon region 14 88/C101/49 No 2130/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Ecology and development in Central and Latin America 14 88/C101/50 No 2131/87 by Mr Hemmo Muntingh to the Commission Subject: Relations between the European Parliament and the ECSC 15 88/C101/51 No 2133/87 by Mr Christopher Jackson to the Commission Subject: European Community Trades Description Legislation 15 88/C101/52 No 2135/87 by Mr Gustave Pordea to the Commission Subject: East-West joint ventures 15 88/C101/53 No 2137/87 by Mr Andrew Pearce to the Commission Subject: Payment of subscriptions in ECU 15 88/C101/54 No 2138/87 by Mr Andrew Pearce to the Commission Subject: United Kingdom production of bread-making wheat 16 88/C101/55 No 2140/87 by Lord O'Hagan to the Commission Subject: Training schemes 16 88/C101/56 No 2141/87 by Lord O'Hagan to the Commission Subject: The destruction of tropical rain forests 16 88/C101/57 No 2142/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Freedom of movement among male midwives and recruitment of male student midwife trainees within the Community 16 88/C101/58 No 2143/87 by Mr Stephen Hughes to the Commission Subject: Comparative redundancy payments within similar professions 16 88/C101/59 No 2149/87 by Sir James Stewart-Clark to the Commission Subject: Action to prevent illegal drugs from entering the Community 17 88/C101/60 No 2151/87 by Mrs Ien van den Heuvel to the Commission Subject: Trade in human organs 17 88/C101/61 No 2154/87 by Mr Ernest Glinne to the Commission Subject: EC-supported guidance programme for the introduction of biotechnology on farms . 17 88/C101/62 No 2155/87 by Mr Ernest Glinne to the Commission Subject: Genetic engineering techniques affecting the growth of cattle 17 88/C101/63 No 2156/87 by Mr Antonio Iodice to the Commission Subject: European Cinema and Television Year 18 88/C101/64 No 2157/87 by Mrs Raymonde Dury to the Commission Subject: Delay in dealing with the Belgian complaint about discrimination in the field of social security 18 88/C101/65 No 2159/87 by Mr Carlos Robles Piquer to the Commission Subject: Updating of a demographic report 18 88/C101/66 No 2160/87 by Mrs Johanna Maij-Weggen to the Commission Subject: The dumping of cheap footwear from South-East Asia in the Community Member States 18 Notice No Contents (continued) 88/C101/67 No 2161/87 by Mr John Bird to the Commission Subject: Aid package for Syria 19 88/C101/68 No 2164/87 by Mrjaak Vandemeulebroucke to the Commission Subject: Disposal of butter stocks — Special programmes for consumers 19 88/C101/69 No 2165/87 by Mrs Ursula Braun-Moser to the Commission Subject: Replacement of the old customs forms by the single administrative document which is due to enter into force on 1 January 1988 19 88/C101/70 No 2166/87 by Mrs Ursula Braun-Moser to the Commission Subject: Monitoring of special brake tests for certain road vehicles 19 88/C101/71 No 2167/87 by Mrs Ursula Braun-Moser to the Commission Subject: Air safety 20 88/C 101/72 No 2168/87 by Mr Francois Roelants du Vivier to the Commission Subject: 'Round-up' total herbicide 20 88/C101/73
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