July 29, 1976 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS 24591 DENTAL CORPS McGuire, Michael D ., xxx-xx-xxxx . MEDICAL CORPS xxx-xx-xxxx To be lieutenant colonel Nitzberg, Benjamin W., . Bobbitt, Roy L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Olesijuk, Andrew, xxx-xx-xxxx . xxx-xx-xxxx Fisher, Howard E., xxx-xx-xxxx . Gilman, Robert T., . Oliveros, Rene A., xxx-xx-xxxx . Jones, Al E., xxx-xx-xxxx . The following persons for appointment as P endell, P aul W., xxx-xx-xxxx . Koop, L amonte P ., xxx-xx-xxxx . temporary officers in the U.S. Air Force, in P ratofiorito, Frank N., xxx-xx-xxxx . P ritchett, P aul E., xxx-xx-xxxx . the grade indicated, under the provisions of P rue, Edmund B., xxx-xx-xxxx . Roldan, Erlinda C ., xxx-xx-xxxx . sections 8444 and 8447, title 10, United States Rainess, Alan E., xxx-xx-xxxx . Wise, Jack L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . C ode, with a view to designation under the Rodriguez, Teodorico C ., xxx-xx-xxxx . NURSE CORPS provisions of section 8067, title 10, United Rosero, Marciano A., xxx-xx-xxxx . States C ode, to perform the duties indicated : Rubinstein, Norman E., xxx-xx-xxxx . Kuehnast, Elizabeth L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . MEDICAL CORPS Suter, D arvin K., xxx-xx-xxxx . Montanaro, Frank L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Scoggins, Joan I., xxx-xx-xxxx . To be lieutenant colonel Task, Steven A., xxx-xx-xxxx . Verde, Horatio V., xxx-xx-xxxx . Williams, D orothy S., xxx-xx-xxxx . Astorga, Alex M., xxx-xx-xxxx . Wagner, Vernon P ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Benedict, Roland D ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Wakefield, C harles T., xxx-xx-xxxx . Buxton, Richard D ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Winer, Bernard A., xxx-xx-xxxx . C abebe, Fernando S., xxx-xx-xxxx . Wolborsky, Martin, xxx-xx-xxxx . C ONFIRMATIONS C apistrano, C ecil L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Zeller, Robert W., xxx-xx-xxxx . C hobot, Edwin F., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx . Executive nominations confirmed by The following officer for promotion in the C hua, Ernesto L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . the Senate July 29, 1976: A ir Force Reserve, under the provisions of C lemmons, Roy S., xxx-xx-xxxx . sections 8376 and 593, title 10, United States EXP ORT-IMP ORT BANK OF THE UNITED STATES C oolbaugh, C arl C ., xxx-xx-xxxx . C ode : D elio E. Gianturco, of Virginia, to be First C ooley, D aniel J., xxx-xx-xxxx . MEDICAL CORPS Vice P resident of the Export-Import Bank of C rane, Roger H., xxx-xx-xxxx . the United States. C rawford, Elwyn D ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Lieutenant colonel to colonel Erd, Quentin L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Thomas, Elias A., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx . FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION Farson, C lyde L ., xxx-xx-xxxx . The following officers for promotion in the D avid A. C lanton, of Virginia, to be a Fed- Frias, C arlos A., xxx-xx-xxxx . A ir Force Reserve, under the provisions of eral Trade C ommissioner for the unexpired Froilan, Jorge T., xxx-xx-xxxx . sections 8376 and 593, title 10, United States term of 7 years from September 26,1969. Gans, Robert H., xxx-xx-xxxx . C ode: D avid A. C lanton, of Virginia, to be a Fed- Greer, Robert C ., xxx-xx-xxxx . LINE OF THE AIR FORCE eral T rade C ommissioner for the term of 7 Hess, George W., Jr., xxx-xx-xxxx . Major to lieutenant colonel years from September 26,1976. Holbrook, James M., xxx-xx-xxxx . The above nominations were approved sub- Kaufmann, Robert J., xxx-xx-xxxx . Bergeman, L eroy E., xxx-xx-xxxx . ject to the nominees' commitment to respond Kramer, Roy K., xxx-xx-xxxx . C oady, Thomas J., xxx-xx-xxxx . to requests to appear and testify before any L ehman, Edward D ., xxx-xx-xxxx . Gathman, Terry R., xxx-xx-xxxx . L ongmire, L emuel T., xxx-xx-xxxx . Workman, Frederick C ., xxx-xx-xxxx . duly constituted committee of the Senate. EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS MEETING THE C RISIS OF INTER- Mr. Speaker, yesterday I spoke of the is urged to review such designation for pur- poses of possible termination of such desig- NATIONAL TERRORISM need to stem the tide of international nation. terrorism by invoking the necessary sanctions against nations willing to aid HON. H. JOHN HEINZ III or abet terrorists. THE 1976 L EGISL ATIVE QUESTION- OF PENNSYLVANIA W e now have a law on the books- NAIRE RESUL TS IN THE HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIVES section 602A of the amended Foreign As- sistance Act-that cuts off American as- Thursday, July 29, 1976 sistance to nations that aid terrorists. HON. BILL ARCHER My resolution would make it clear that Mr. HEINZ. Mr. Speaker, today I am OF TEXAS introducing a resolution urging the P resi- C ongress intends sanctions against those dent to deny or revoke the general sys- countries that may not directly receive IN THE HOUSE OF REP RESENTATIVES tem of preferences-GSP -to any coun- U.S. aid but that enjoy the advantages Thursday, July 29, 1976 of such special benefits as GSP . try w hich aids or abets any group or Mr. ARC HER. Mr. Speaker, this year, individual committing an act of interna- This action would clearly demonstrate to countries like Uganda that w e are as has been my custom every year that tional terrorism. I have served in C ongress, I sent out a For those not familiar with GSP , it was seriously concerned over nations which, through their collusion w ith interna- questionnaire to all of the homes in the established to give developing nations an Seventh C ongressional D istrict of Texas advantage over industrialized countries tional terrorists, encourage these acts, endanger innocent lives and prevent in order to obtain my constituents' opin- in competing for the U.S . market by ions on important national issues. eliminating duties on certain products. criminals from being brought to justice. The text of the resolution follows: The questions themselves were selected The rationale behind this preferential from those most frequently mentioned treatment w as that if countries could RESOLUTION in other correspondence I had received build up their own economies through Urging the P residing to deny to any coun- from the district prior to the time the trade they would require less foreign aid try granting sanctuary to international questionnaire was published. from the United States. terrorists the benefits of designation as a Under the T rade A ct of 1 9 74 , the beneficiary developing country under the Since I know my colleagues in the P resident w as given the authority to G eneral S ystem o f P references o f th e House will be interested in seeing the Trade Act of 1974 grant G SP to any developing country results, I am requesting that the follow- Resolved, T hat the P resident is urged to ing article on the questionnaire from which was not C ommunist, a member of deny designation as a beneficiary developing O P EC , or which had not nationalized my most recent newsletter be reprinted country for purposes of title V of the Trade at this point in the RECORD. American businesses without adequate Act of 1974 (relating to the Generalized Sys- The results compensation. Additionally, American tem of P references and providing duty-free are also being sent to P resident Ford businesses and jobs were protected by not treatment for eligible articles) (1 9 U.S .C . so he may have the benefit of my con- extending G S P to "import sensitive" 2461-2465) to any country which the P resi- stituents' opinions as well: items where domestic industry was al- d ent find s aid s o r ab ets, o r h as aid ed o r 1976 L EGISL ATIVE QUESTIONNAIRE RESUL TS ready competitive and where preferential abetted, by granting sanctuary from prose- N early 35,000 people responded to this cution, any individual or group which has year's L egislative Questionnaire, an indica- treatment would hurt our industries. committed an act of international terrorism, C urrently, about 90 nations and 2,700 tion to me that the stories of apathy among and in the case of any such country which the A merican people certainly don't fit the products have been granted GSP . has already been so designated, the P resident 7th C ongressional D istrict of Texas. C X X II-1 5 5 1 -P art 1 9 24592 EXTENSIONS OF REMARKS July 29, 1976 While this is a very useful method of ob­ account of his experience--typical of many district recently celebrated the installa­ taining the opinions of a large number of others-was published in this magazine in tion of the Most Reverend John Ray­ the District's residents on a variety of broad May, 1973, and attracted nationwide atten­ issues, the annual survey is by no means tion. mond McGann as second bishop of the designed to take the place of other forms of But there is more to the story than his Diocese of Rockville Centre, N.Y. Bishop communication that are open throughout release, recovery and the return to active McGann succeeds the Most Reverend the year. Many thanks to those who took the duty that has now put him in command of Walter P. Kellenberg, who served the time to respond (and went to the 13¢ expense one of the Navy's crack flying outfits. diocese for 19 years and has recently that the Postal service required) and help John is the third generation in a family retired. me better assess the views of the 7th District.