102nd Congress / Bills / S 1433

Title

An original bill to authorize appropriations for fiscal years 1992 and 1993 for the Department of State, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Accident insurance | Advice and consent of the Senate | Air pollution control | Alien labor | Ambassadors | American economic assistance -- Burma | American economic assistance -- Myanmar | American military assistance | Americans employed in foreign countries | Americans in foreign countries | Annexation (International law) -- Lithuania | Arab-Israeli conflict | Archives | Armed forces abroad -- Persian Gulf | Armenians | Arms control -- Fees | Arms control agreements | Arms sales -- Australia | Arms sales -- Middle East | Arms sales -- New Zealand | Arrest | Auditing | Ballistic missiles | Biological warfare | Biological weapons | Black studies -- New York/City | Building construction -- Security measures | Building leases | Business education | Buy American | Chemical warfare | Chemical weapons | Civil liberties -- Hong Kong | Civil service retirement | Claims | Climate | Coffee | Commercial blacklisting -- Arab countries | Communism | Communist countries | Conferences | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional tributes | Credit bureaus | Criminal procedure | Cultural centers -- Yugoslavia | Cultural relations -- Japan | Data banks | Day care | Debarment of government contractors | Debt agreements -- Caribbean area | Democracy | Democracy -- Estonia | Diplomacy | Diplomatic privileges and immunities | Diplomats | Discrimination in employment | Drug law enforcement | Education | Educational exchanges -- Africa | Educational exchanges -- Germany | Educational exchanges -- Latin America | Elections | Embargo | Embassies -- U.S.S.R. | Environmental protection | Evacuation of civilians | Executive departments -- Authorization | Executive reorganization | Export controls | Export finance | Exports -- Licenses | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to higher education | Federal aid to research | Federal employees | Federal installations | Federally-guaranteed loans | Foreign loans | Foreign relations | Foreign relations -- Baltic States | Foreign relations -- Cambodia | Foreign relations -- Gt. Brit. | Foreign relations -- Japan | Foreign relations -- Laos | Foreign relations -- Vietnam | Foreign service -- Eastern Europe | Foreign students | Foreign trade | Foundations -- Asia | Free enterprise | Government information | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government publications | Government publicity | Great Lakes | Greenhouse effect | Grievance procedures | Health insurance | History -- U.S. | Hostages -- Lebanon | Housing | Human rights | Human rights -- Indonesia | Immigrants | Information services | Insurance premiums | Intermediate range ballistic missiles | International agencies | International broadcasting -- Cuba | International cooperation in science | International courts | International environmental cooperation | International fishery management | International military forces | International obligations | Jurisdiction | Kurds | Language and languages | Law enforcement | Law enforcement officers -- Mexico | Leave of absence | Legal education | Libraries -- Poland | Medical care | Military and naval supplies | Military intervention -- U.S.--Saudi Arabia | Military occupation -- Iraq--Kuwait | Minority business enterprises | Missing in action | Most favored nation principle | Multilateral development banks | Narcotic traffic | National self-determination -- Latvia | Negotiations | Nuclear nonproliferation | Nuclear weapons | Palestinians | Passports | Peace negotiations | Pension funds | Persian Gulf War | Photography | Political leadership | Political prisoners -- South Africa | Prisoners of war -- Iraq--Kuwait | Prisoners of war -- U.S.--Southeast Asia | Promotions | Prosecution | Public administration | Public buildings | Public contracts | Radio broadcasting -- China | Rating of employees | Recognition (International law) | Refugee policy -- Israel | Refugees -- Indochina | Refugees -- Myanmar | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Research | Sanctions (International law) | Scholarships | Secret service | Security classification (Government documents) | Slovenes | Small business | Sovereignty -- Baltic States | Sovereignty -- Tibet | Sports -- New York/State | Storage | Student loan funds | Tactical nuclear weapons -- Europe | Teachers | Television broadcasting | Terrorism | Trade agreements | Trade negotiations -- Taiwan | Travel costs | Treaties | United Nations | United Nations finances | Vietnamese | Visas | War crime trials | War crimes | Water supply | Zionism

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
7/29/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 156: On the Motion to Table motion to table helms amdt; Striking new authority relating to reimbursement for protecting private citizens while in New York City.
7/29/91	Senate	Failed	Session 1, roll call 155: On the Motion to Table motion to table pressler amdt; To encourage employment of U. S. citizens by certain international organizations.
7/29/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 154: On the Motion to Table motion to table wofford amdt; To strike funds for USIA's "Worldnet" television program.