105th Congress / Bills / S 2334

Title

An original bill making appropriations for foreign operations, export financing, and related programs for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1999, and for other purposes.

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Abortion | Administration of justice | Aggression | Agricultural colleges | Agricultural cooperatives | Agricultural education | Agricultural extension work | Agricultural research | Agriculture | Agriculture in foreign trade | AIDS (Disease) | Air pollution | Air pollution control | Albanians | Alcoholic beverages | Aliens | Alliances | Alternative crops | American agricultural assistance | American economic assistance | American investments | American military assistance | Americans employed in foreign countries -- Security measures | Americans in foreign countries | Animals | Annexation (International law) | Appropriations -- African Development Foundation | Appropriations -- Department of State | Appropriations -- Executive Office of the President | Appropriations -- Export-Import Bank of the United States | Appropriations -- Inter-American Foundation | Appropriations -- International Dev. Coop. Agency | Appropriations -- Peace Corps | Appropriations -- Trade and Development Agency | Arab refugees -- Kuwait | Armed forces | Armistices | Arms control verification | Arms sales | Auditing | Automobile industry | Balance of payments | Ballistic missiles | Bank capital | Bank directors | Bankruptcy | Banks and banking | Beef | Biological diversity conservation | Birth control | Blockade | Bombings | Budgets | Business | Buy American | Capital cities | Cattle | Cellular telephone | Central banks and banking | Charities | Child development | Child health services | Child labor | Child nutrition | Children | Children's rights | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Civil service pensions | Civil-military relations | Claims | Climatic changes | Clinics | Clothing industry | Collective security agreements | Colleges -- Rhode Island | Commercial aircraft | Commercial blacklisting -- Arab countries | Communicable diseases | Communist countries | Communist parties | Community development | 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propaganda | International relief | Investment guaranty insurance | Iron and steel industry | Islands | Jewish holocaust (1939-1945) | Job training | Judicial officers | Labor | Labor unions | Laboratories | Land mines | Land use | Law | Law enforcement -- Western Hemisphere | Leases | Legal education | Licenses | Loan defaults | Lobbying | Location of industries | Marine resources | Marketing of farm produce | Maternal health services | Medical care | Medicine | Military agreements | Military base agreements | Military command and control | Military education | Military helicopters | Military personnel | Military training | Minesweeping | Minorities | Misconduct in office | Multilateral development banks | Murder -- El Salvador | National parks | NATO countries -- Czech Republic | NATO countries -- Hungary | NATO countries -- Poland | NATO enlargement | NATO military forces | Natural resources | Nature conservation | Negotiations | Nongovernmental organizations | Nuclear energy 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liberty | Relocation | Reparations | Repatriation | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Research centers | Right of assembly | Riots | Rural affairs | Rural economic development | Rural poverty | Salaries | Sanctions (International law) -- Montenegro | Scholarships | Schools | Science policy | Securities industry | Semiconductor industry | Small business | Social services | Solid wastes | Sovereignty -- Japan | Space activities | Special drawing rights | Sports | State-sponsored terrorism | Sterilization (Birth control) | Subcontractors | Submarines | Surface-to-air missiles -- Persian Gulf States | Surplus government property | Sustainable development | Taxation | Technical assistance | Technology | Technology transfer | Telecommunication | Telecommunication industry | Territorial waters | Terrorism -- Gt. 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Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
9/2/98	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 258: On the Motion to Table motion to table Dodd amdt no.; To establish a procedure for the declassification of information pertaining to Guatemala and Honduras.
9/2/98	Senate	Passed	Session 2, roll call 259: On Passage of the Bill S. 2334, as amended; Foreign Operations, Export Financing, and Related Programs Appropriations Act, 1999
9/2/98	Senate	Failed	Session 2, roll call 257: On the Motion to Table motion to table McCain amdt no. 3500 as modified; To restrict the availability of certain funds for the Korean Peninsula Energy Development Organization unless an additional condition is met.
9/2/98	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 256: On the Motion to Table motion to table Kyl amdt no 3522; To provide a substitute with respect to certain conditions for IMF appropriations.
9/1/98	Senate	Agreed to	Session 2, roll call 254: On the Amendment Specter Amdt no. 3506; To provide funding for the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Preparatory Commission.