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Rep. Dellums, Ronald V. [D-CA-9]

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 184 (98th)passed

An amendment making the following changes: 1) Strikes funds for the Ras Banas Rapid Deployment Force facilities, 2) reducing from $16 million to $13.6 million funds for the Steam distribution line, Naval Station, Charleston, South Carolina, 3) strikes funds for municipal sewer connection construction, Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut, 4) provides $6,500,000 for industrial waste collection and treatment construction, Long Beach Naval Shipyard, Long Beach, California, 5) provides $1.5 million for aircraft maintenance hanger addition, Naval Air Facility, Sigonella, Italy. In addition the amendment makes numerous tehnical changes.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 1114 (99th)failed

An amendment to offer an alternative defense budget authority of $255.4 billion and outlays of $265 billion in FY 1987, making the following changes: 1) delete all procurement funding for MX missiles, Trident II D-5 missiles, and the next Trident submarine; 2) delete all research funding for chemical and biological weapons, B-1 bombers, MX missiles, and tactical nuclear missiles; 3) delete all funding for SDI testing and demonstration programs; 4) bar anti-satellite procurement and development; 5) provide $500 million for new research to improve verification capabilities for nuclear weapons tests; 6) delete funds for the DDG-51 destroyer and reduce funding for the procurement of F-14'2, F-18's and other aircraft; and 7) delete funding for two of the four requested SSN-688 nuclear attack submarines.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 553 (99th)passed

Amendments en bloc to 1) increase from $3,399,411,000 to $3,410,786,000 funds provided the Army under Title IV for military construction, land acquisition, and military family housing. The amendment makes adjustments to funds under this function to keep within this figure. It also makes changes in the Navy family housing provisions and decreases funding levels for defense agencies (housing, land acquisition, construction) from $205,760,000 to $203,025,000. And it adds projects: Sewage system, Naval Training Center, Orlando, FL, $2,760,000, Physical fitness training center, Fort Hunter, Liggett, CA, $1,000,000; Child care center, Fort Polk, LA, $3,000,000; Physical fitness training center, Sierra Army Depot, CA, $2,200,000; and Special Process Laboratories, Fort Meade, MD, $39,100,000.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 548 (99th)passed

Amendments en bloc to 1) decrease from $9,360,000 to $8,500,000 funds for Nuremberg, Germany, 2) to strike the $820,000 designated for Mainz, Germany, and to add $101,000,000 for "Various Locations, Germany". These funds are for Army construction and land acquisition projects, U.S. Army, Europe and Seventh Army. Also it changes the designation of $6,120,00 for 138 family housing units at Grafenwoehr, Germany to 'various locations, 98 family housing units.'.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 125 (99th)failed

An amendment to the Price amendment. The amendment lowers the Defense Agencies research, development, test, and evaluation authorizations from $6,305.732 to $4,787.67 and sets Strategic Defense Initiatives (SDI) program funds at $954.9 It adds that SDI programs must be consistent with the 1972 ABM treaty and that no funds may be used for SDI demonstration projects, major experiments, or engineering programs aimed at construction of experimental hardware for operational testing. SDI money may used only for 1) surveilance, acquisition, track, and kill assessment $348), 2) directed energy weapons ( $249), 3) kinetic energy weapons ( $149.9), 4) systems consepts and battle management ( $99), 5) survivability, lethality, and key support technology ( $109), 6) SDI management headquarters ( $8). (all in millions).

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 71 (99th)failed

A substitute amendment prohibiting any U.S. person, business, or organization from making or holding any investment in South Africa. It requires complete withdrawal of all U.S. assets from South Africa, prohibits the export of U.S. goods or technology to South Africa, bars South African aircraft from using U.S. airfields, bans the importation of South African krugerrands or any gold minted or sold by the South African government. Penalities are provided for violation of these sanctions.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 39 (101st)failed

A substitute amendment which would reduce budget authority for FY 1990 defense spending by $35.4 billion and raise $20.1 billion in additional revenue through various tax measures targeted at corporations and individuals in upper income tax brackets. The amendment calls for $13.5 billion in additional funding for domestic discretionary programs, including $2.5 billion for child care. The amendment also projects a deficit $7.3 billion lower than that projected in the resolution.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 575 (103rd)failed

An amendment which expresses the sense of Congress that the United States should not undertake military action against Haiti unless there is a clear and present danger to U.S. interests or citizens; that it should intensify economic pressure on Haiti's military; that it should make every effort to replace shipboard processing of Haitian refugees with land-based processing; and that it should continue to engage in intensive consultation with the international community to gain support for the restoration of democracy and national reconciliation in Haiti.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 923 (103rd)passed

An amendment to express the sense of the Congress that the troops in Haiti should be removed as soon as possible and that the President should have gotten Congressional approval for the operation before sending in the troops. It would require the President to submit to Congress within seven days a report on the objectives of the Haiti operation. The President would also be required to report monthly on the progress of the operation.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 571 (103rd)passed

Amendments en bloc: (1) require DOD to report to Congress assessing the implications for U.S. military readiness of the participation of U.S. ground combat forces in peacekeeping operations within Bosnia-Hercegovina; (2) permit the Department of Labor to continue offering job training programs to defense-related workers through Title III of the Job Training Partnership Act; (3) require DOD to report to Congress on the lessons learned from the U.S. participation in U.N. activities in Somalia; (4) extend a pilot program which permits prime defense contractors to consolidate the paperwork required for submission to their subcontractors; (5) place limits on using funds for development or testing of anti-ballistic missile systems or components; (6) require DOD to carry out a biennial survey to measure the state of racial and ethnic issues and discrimination among active-duty military personnel and report the results to Congress; (7) provide for the establishment of an International center for Applied Research; (8) place limits on DOE transfer of tritium-related activities and operations; (9) increase the time period during which adjustments of shipbuilding claims may be made; (10) authorize the transfer of certain property at a closed Air Force radar site located near Holbrook, AZ to the Interior Department; (11) require DOD to report to Congress.on the calculation and recovery of tuition costs of certain students enrolled in schools of the Defense Dependent's Education System; (12) delete language relating to the closing of certain Defense Department Dependent's Schools; (13) clarify the bargaining rights of employees of DOD schools; (14) give States a priority in receiving nonlethal excess supplies of DOD; (15) require the Secretary of the Air Force to conduct an evaluation of the costs of restarting production of the C-5B aircraft; (16) delete $4.5 million authorized for an Army helicopter engine upgrade program; (17) require competitive acquisition procedures to used in procurement of multibeam sonars for Navy TAG vessels; (18) provide for the conveyance of certain land to the city of Edison, NJ; (19) extend to the Coast Guard certain personnel adjustment, education, and training programs; (20) include the Coast Guard under the military pay raise and cost-of-living adjustment provisions; (21) provide for the naming of the Marilyn Lloyd Scholarship and Fellowship Program; (22) place limits on the uses of funds authorized for Former Soviet Union Threat Reduction programs; (23) express the sense of Congress concerning the safe, secure dismantlement of the Soviet nuclear arsenal; (24) require DOD and the State Department to coordinate military-to-miltary contact programs; (25) prevent funding of Cooperative Threat Reduction programs until the President certifies to Congress that Russia has terminated its offensive biological weapons program.

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Amendment· HAMDTHAMDT 554 (103rd)passed

An amendment comprised of several amendments offered en bloc to authorize $400 million in funds to help aid in the dismantling of nuclear weapons in the states of the former Soviet Union; $60 million for overseas humanitarian and disaster assistance; to authorize $25 million to clear landmines; to prohibit the use of $50 million of funds until the President certifies that the U.S. is making an effort to ensure that out allies are increasing their funding levels for demilitarization; to give DOD the authority to accept gifts for elementary and secondary schools established as part of the defense dependent's education system; to prohibit the direct operation or maintenance of sealift vessels by Defense or Transportation Departments; to codify current DOD policy which prohibits the department from transporting chemical weapons stockpiles across state lines; to permit the donation of certain excess property to non-profit educational institutions or training schools; to earmark $52 million of the funds authorized for Ballistic Missile Defense activities for the ARROW/ACES ballistic missile defense program; to require the Army to provide a semiannual report to the National Guard Bureau with the names and addresses of all officers who were honorably discharged from active duty in the previous 6 months; to require DOD to purchas. and maintain in its inventory an equal number of doses of oral typhoid vaccine and parenteral injection typhoid vaccine; to make changes in the bill's provisions regarding depot-level maintenance; to express the sense of Congress that NATO reserve the right to act in defense of its vital interests in the absence of a mandate from the UN or the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe mandate; requires the Defense Department to report to Congress within six months on the policies and procedures under which members of the armed forces are randomly tested for drugs; standardizes the procedures for appointing, promoting, and dismissing U.S. military officers; and provides civilian military employees who are unable to use their annual leave because of a base realignment with the same provision given to employees affected by base closures by allowing civilian military employees to include accrued annual leave in lump sum leave payments.

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