102nd Congress / Bills / S 1435

Title

An original bill to amend the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961 and the Arms Export Control Act, and related statutory provisions, to authorize economic and security assistance programs for fiscal years 1992 and 1993, and for other purposes.

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Abortion | Acquired immune deficiency syndrome | Administration of justice | Advanced weapons | Advice and consent of the Senate | Agriculture in foreign trade | Air pollution control -- Arizona | American economic assistance -- Afghanistan | American economic assistance -- Authorization | American economic assistance -- Cambodia | American economic assistance -- Egypt | American economic assistance -- Ireland | American economic assistance -- Mongolia | American economic assistance -- Romania | American economic assistance -- Southern Africa | American economic assistance -- Turkey | American investments | American military assistance | American military assistance -- Greece | American military assistance -- NATO countries | American technical assistance -- Baltic States | Anniversaries | Anticommunist movements | Antisemitism | Antitank missiles | Apartheid | Aquaculture | Arab-Israeli conflict | Armed forces abroad | Armenians | Armistices -- Nicaragua | Arms control -- Middle East | Arms control agreements -- Brazil | Arms control negotiations | Arms race | Arms sales -- Chile | Ballistic missiles | Biological diversity conservation | Biological warfare | Birth control | Boundaries | Buy American | Capital | Charities | Chemical warfare | Child health services | Cholera | Civil war -- Guatemala | Civil war -- Sudan | Civil-military relations | Cocaine -- Bolivia | Colleges | Colleges -- Gaza Strip | Commercial blacklisting -- Arab countries | Conferences | Conferences -- Latin America | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional tributes -- Haiti | Conservation of natural resources | Constitution -- Zaire | Construction industries -- Kuwait | Contraceptives | Conventional weapons | Cost effectiveness | Counterinsurgency | Counterterrorism | Coups d'etat | Courts -- Africa | Criminal investigation | Customs unions -- Western Hemisphere | Data banks | Debt agreements | Defense procurement | Democracy -- Burma | Democracy -- Myanmar | Democracy -- Philippines | Disaster relief | Drug law enforcement | Economic assistance | Economic conditions | Economic growth | Economic integration | Education -- South Africa | Educational exchanges | Elections -- Guyana | Elementary education | Emergency management | Emigration | Employee rights -- Tibet | Energy development | Energy efficiency | Environmental assessment | Environmental education | Environmental monitoring -- Mexico | Environmental protection | Environmental research | Ethnic groups | Ethnic relations | Exchange of persons programs -- Caribbean area | Executive reorganization | Export controls | Export finance | Export subsidies | Exports | Federal advisory bodies | Federal employees | Federally-guaranteed loans | Forced labor -- China | Foreign exchange | Foreign loans | Foreign relations | Foreign relations -- Australia | Foreign relations -- Communist countries | Foreign relations -- Iran | Foreign relations -- Japan | Foreign relations -- Libya | Foreign relations -- New Zealand | Foreign relations -- North Korea | Foreign relations -- Yemen | Foreign students | Foreign tax credit -- Angola | Foreign trade | Foreign trade promotion | Forest clearcutting | Foundations | Free enterprise | Free enterprise -- Developing countries | Free trade | Government employees' health insurance | Government liability | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government trust funds | Gypsies | Handicapped children -- Subsaharan Africa | Hazardous substances | Health education | High technology industries | Higher education | Hospitals | Hostages -- Lebanon | Housing finance | Human rights -- Cuba | Human rights -- Sri Lanka | Human rights -- Uganda | Hungarians | Import quotas | Import restrictions | Income tax | Industrial production | Industrial research | Industry | Information services | Infrastructure (Economics) | Inspection (Arms control) -- Argentina | Insurance companies | Insurgency | Interest | International agencies | International agencies -- Hungary | International environmental cooperation | International fishery management | International law | International military forces -- Liberia | International monetary system | International relief | International relief -- Ethiopia | International relief -- Somalia | Jewish holocaust (1939-1945) | Joint ventures | Labor unions | Land mines | Licenses | Manufacturing industries | Medical care | Mentally handicapped | Military aircraft | Military and naval supplies | Military assistance | Military base agreements | Military bases -- Panama | Military education | Military helicopters -- Central America | Military intervention | Military maneuvers | Military regimes | Military training | Minorities | Money | Multilateral development banks -- Asia | Narcotic traffic | Narcotic traffic -- Colombia | National service | Negotiations | Nuclear facilities | Nuclear nonproliferation -- Pakistan | Nuclear reactors | Nuclear weapons | Occupational health and safety | Palestinians | Peace -- Cyprus | Peace negotiations | Peace treaties | Persian Gulf War | Police -- Peru | Police training | Political persecution -- Kenya | Political prisoners | Population policy | Preventive medicine | Public contracts | Recognition (International law) | Refugee policy -- Israel | Refugees -- U.S.S.R. | Rehabilitation | Reparations -- Iraq | Research and development | Research centers -- Poland | Restrictive trade practices | Right to travel | Scholarships | Schools -- Eastern Europe | Schools -- West Bank | Scientific exchanges | Secondary education | Small business | Sterilization (Birth control) | Strategic materials | Sugar and sugar trade -- Dominican Republic | Technology transfer | Terrorism | Terrorists -- Syria | Totalitarianism | Trade agreements -- Taiwan | Trading with the enemy | Transboundary pollution -- California | Transboundary pollution -- New Mexico | Tropical forests | United Nations economic assistance | United Nations finances | United Nations membership | Uranium | Vaccination | Volunteer workers in social service | War | Water pollution control -- Texas | Women | Women's employment | Zionism

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
7/26/91	Senate	Failed	Session 1, roll call 152: On the Motion to Table motion to table; To require the transmittal of certain information to the Congress in connection with any arms sales to Middle East countries.
7/25/91	Senate	Rejected	Session 1, roll call 149: On the Amendment Brown amdt. no. 835; To strike the additional U.S. contribution to the International Monetary Fund.
7/25/91	Senate	Failed	Session 1, roll call 148: On the Motion to Table dodd amdt; To place restrictions on United States assistance for El Salvador.
7/25/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 147: On the Amendment boren amdt; To provide funding for capital projects and for other purposes.
7/24/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 146: On the Motion to Table motion to table dixon amdt; To strike section 305, relating to purchases of United States goods and services.
7/24/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 145: On the Amendment helms amdt; Providing that none of the funds authorized to be appropriated by the Act shall be available to the Soviet Union unless the President has certified that the Soviet Union has ceased all direct or indirect military or economic assistance to Cuba.
7/24/91	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 144: On the Motion to Table helms amdt; Providing for a reduction in the amounts authorized to be appropriated for Foreign Assistance programs in favor of increasing amounts authorized for Education and Law Enforcement services.