Historic documents of 1998 : cumulative index 1994-1998 /

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Corporate Author: Sage eReference (Online service)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Washington, D.C. : Congressional Quarterly, 1999.
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Table of Contents:
  • January: Congressional commission report on college costs
  • U.S. advisory committee on religious freedom
  • Papal address on openness and religious freedom in Cuba
  • State of the Union address and Republican response
  • February: Federal Court on genetic testing in the workplace
  • President's economic report, economic advisers' report
  • GAO on solvency of Social Security system
  • March: NASA findings on moon ice
  • Roman Catholic Church on the Holocaust
  • Internal Revenue Service on reforming itself
  • GAO on health insurance coverage under 1996 act
  • Former Senator Mansfield on civility in the Senate
  • Clinton and Mandela on U.S. and South African issues
  • GAO on government airline safety enforcement.
  • April: UN report on the use of the death penalty in the U.S.
  • National Cancer Institute on breast cancer drug
  • Northern Ireland peace agreement
  • UN Secretary General on conflict in Africa
  • Federal prosecutors on the "Unabomber" case
  • HUD report on housing the nation's poorest families
  • Federal report on teenage pregnancy
  • May: European Commission president on the "euro"
  • Remarks on disinterment at the Tomb of the Unknowns
  • The resignation of President Suharto of Indonesia
  • June: U.S. report on war-time neutral nations
  • California initiative on bilingual education
  • Statements on the strike by General Motors unions
  • UN on nuclear tests by India and Pakistan
  • Southern Baptists on women and the family
  • FTC chairman on corporate mergers
  • GAO report on welfare reform
  • HUD report on the state of the cities
  • Supreme Court on HIV infection as a disability
  • Supreme Court on the attorney-client privilege
  • Supreme Court on decency in the Arts
  • Supreme Court on the line-item veto
  • Supreme Court on sexual harassment
  • News conference in China by Clinton and Jiang.
  • July: Rumsfeld Commission on missile threats
  • Budget Office on the budget surplus
  • Remarks at service for slain capitol policemen
  • August: GAO on food safety
  • Japanese prime minister on economic crisis
  • GAO on Year 2000 computer crisis
  • U.S. officials on embassy bombings in Africa
  • President Clinton's grand jury testimony
  • Clinton on raids against "terrorist" sites
  • Canadian Supreme Court on Quebec independence
  • September: Yeltsin and Clinton on Russian economic crisis
  • UN tribunal on genocide by Rwandan officials
  • Mark McGwire on breaking the home run record
  • Starr Report to Congress
  • Advisory board report on race relations
  • GAO on protecting computer security
  • Lifting of death threat against Salman Rushdie.
  • October: House Judiciary Committee on impeachment
  • World Bank on Asian financial crisis
  • Federal report on school safety
  • Leaders on implementing the Middle East peace agreement
  • Report of South African Truth Commission
  • John Glenn's return to space on shuttle mission
  • November: UN report on damage from Hurricane Mitch
  • Speaker Gingrich on resignation from Congress
  • Attorney General on antiabortion violence
  • German chancellor on his legislative plans
  • UN Secretary General on war in Kosovo
  • Attorneys general on tobacco settlement
  • Appeals Court on affirmative action in public schools
  • FBI report on crime
  • UN report on the global AIDS epidemic
  • Attorney General on campaign finance inquiry
  • December: Commission on the role of the independent counsel
  • Secretary of State on NATO's future
  • UNICEF on improving education worldwide
  • NASA on first stage of the International Space Station
  • Clinton on air strikes against Iraq
  • Meteorological organization on record high temperatures
  • Rep. Livingston on his resignation from Congress
  • House votes to impeach President Clinton
  • State Department on demise of the Khmer Rouge
  • House on Chinese acquisition of U.S. technology.