105th Congress / Bills / S 903

Title

An original bill to consolidate the foreign affairs agencies of the United States, to authorize appropriations for the Department of State for fiscal years 1998 and 1999, and to provide for reform of the United Nations, and for other purposes.

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Categories (What are categories?)

Abortion | Absentee voting | Administrative fees | Administrative procedure | Aged | Agricultural prices | Agriculture | Agriculture in foreign trade | Airlines | Alien property | Aliens | Alliances | Ambassadors | American economic assistance | American military assistance | Americans employed in foreign countries | Americans in foreign countries | Appropriations | Arab-Israeli conflict | Armed forces | Armed forces abroad | Arms control | Arms control verification | Arms sales | Arrest | Auditing | Authorization -- Department of State | Authorization -- Peace Corps | Aviation safety | Awards, medals, prizes | Bank accounts | Boundaries -- Canada | Boundaries -- Mexico | Budgets | Building construction | Building leases | Business | Capital cities -- Israel | Capital investments | Catholics | Child care workers | Children | Citizenship | Civil liberties | Civil rights | Claims | Collection of accounts | Collective bargaining in government | Collective security agreements | College students | Commemorations | Communication satellites | Communications | Compensation for victims of crime | Competitive bidding | Conferences | Congress | Congress and foreign policy | Congressional employees | Congressional investigations | Congressional oversight | Congressional reporting requirements | Congressional-executive relations | Congressional-Presidential relations | Constitution -- U.S. | Constitutional law | Constitutions | Construction costs | Contracts | Cost effectiveness | Counterterrorism | Criminal aliens | Criminal investigation | Criminal justice | Criminal justice information systems | Criminal liability | Cruise missiles | Cultural relations | Custody of children | Decision making in public administration | Defense budgets | Defense burdensharing | Defense economics | Defense policy | Democracy | Democracy -- Hong Kong | Democratic Party | Deportation | Developing countries | Diplomacy | Diplomatic privileges and immunities | Diplomats | Dismissal of employees | Dispute settlement | Drug abuse | Drug law enforcement | Drug traffic -- Western Hemisphere | Drunk driving | Due process of law | Early retirement | Economic impact statements | Economic policy | Education | Educational exchanges | Educational exchanges -- Vietnam | Elections | Elementary and secondary education | Embassies -- Security measures | Emergency management | Emigration | Employee rights | Employee training | Environmental protection | Exchange of persons programs | Executive departments | Executive reorganization -- Arms Control and Disarmament Agency | Executive reorganization -- International Dev. 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Agency | Executive reorganization -- United States Information Agency | Expropriation -- Italy | Extradition | Families | Federal advisory bodies | Federal aid to child welfare | Federal employees | Federal installations | Federal office buildings | Federal officials | Federal preemption | Finance | Fines (Penalties) -- District of Columbia | Fines (Penalties) -- Maryland | Fines (Penalties) -- New York/City | Fines (Penalties) -- Virginia | Food | Food prices | Foreign aid -- Haiti | Foreign leaders -- Palestinian Authority | Foreign policy | Foreign policy -- Asia | Foreign policy -- Bulgaria | Foreign policy -- Caribbean area | Foreign policy -- East Asia | Foreign policy -- Estonia | Foreign policy -- Europe | Foreign policy -- Japan | Foreign policy -- Latin America | Foreign policy -- Latvia | Foreign policy -- Lithuania | Foreign policy -- Middle East and North Africa | Foreign policy -- Romania | Foreign policy -- South Asia | Foreign policy -- Tibet | Foreign service | Foreign trade promotion | Foundations | Free enterprise | Freedom of information | Freedom of the press | Global warming | Government contractors | Government employees | Government employees' health insurance | Government information | Government lending | Government liability (International law) -- Iraq | Government ownership | Government paperwork | Government procurement | Government publications | Government publicity | Government service contracts | Government spending reductions | Government travel | Government trust funds | Governmental investigations | Graduate education | Grants-in-aid | Greenhouse gases | Grievance procedures | Haitians | Health policy | Higher education | Hours of labor | Household workers | Housing | Human rights -- China | Human rights -- Peru | Humanities | Immigration | Industrialization | Information technology | Informers | Inspectors general | Intelligence activities | Intelligence officers -- Russia | Intelligence officers -- U.S.S.R. | Interest | International affairs | International agencies | International broadcasting | International claims | International cooperation | International courts | International finance | International fishery management | International labor activities | International law | International military forces | International monetary system | International propaganda | International relief | Job training | Judges | Judicial review of administrative acts | Labor | Labor unions | Language and languages | Law | Layoffs | Leases | Legal education | Legislation | Legislative resolutions | Marine resources | Medical care | Medical records | Medicine | Members of Congress | Military education | Military training | Missing children | Multilateral development banks | Murder | Names -- Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission | NATO countries | Nuclear nonproliferation | Oaths | Palestinians | Parental kidnapping | Parking facilities | Parliamentary government | Passports | Peace | Peacekeeping forces | Personnel management | Planning-programming-budgeting | Political persecution | Politics and government -- Taiwan | President and foreign policy | Presidential appointments | Presidents | Prisoners' rights | Privatization | Promotions | Prosecution | Protection of foreign officials | Protestantism | Public contracts | Public demonstrations | Public records | Radio broadcasting -- Cuba | Radio broadcasting -- Iran | Rating of employees | Real estate business | Recognition (International law) | Refugee policy | Refugees | Regionalism (International organization) -- Western Europe | Religion | Religious liberty | Repatriation | Reprogramming of appropriated funds | Republican Party | Rescission of appropriated funds | Right of property | Salaries | Sanctions (International law) | Scholarships | Senate rules and procedure | Social services | Sovereignty | Space activities | Speedy trial | State and local government | State-sponsored terrorism | Sterilization (Birth control) | Strategic planning | Sugar | Sugar trade | Summer employment | Summit diplomacy -- Chile | Surveys | Sustainable development | Taxation | Technology | Telecommunication | Telecommunication systems | Television broadcasting | Torture | Tourism | Trade | Trade agreements | Traffic violations | Transfer of employees | Transportation | Travel | Travel costs | Treaties | United Nations delegations | United Nations employees | United Nations finances | United Nations membership -- Belarus | United Nations officials | United Nations structure | Vietnamese | Violence | Visas | Volunteer workers | Voter turnout | War and emergency powers | Weapons systems

Votes on this bill

Date	Chamber	Result	Vote
6/17/97	Senate	Rejected	Session 1, roll call 104: On the Amendment feingold amendment no. 395; To eliminate provisions creating a new Federal agency.
6/17/97	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 103: On the Amendment bennett amendment no. 392; To express the sense of the Senate on enforcement of the Iran-Iraq Arms Non-Proliferation Act of 1992 with respect to the acquisition by Iran of C-802 cruise missiles.
6/17/97	Senate	Rejected	Session 1, roll call 102: On the Amendment lugar amendment no. 382; To provide a substitute for title XXII relating to United Nations arrears payments.
6/17/97	Senate	Agreed to	Session 1, roll call 101: On the Amendment dewine amendment no. 383 as modified; To exclude from the United States aliens who have been involved in extrajudicial and political killings in Haiti.