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SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 6, 1992

TODAY, TUESDAY, APRIL 7

THE SENATE WILL CONVENE AT 2:30 P.M., AND BEGIN CONSIDERATION OF THE BUDGET RESOLUTION. THERE IS 50 HOURS FOR DEBATE BY STATUTE, HOWEVER, THERE WILL BE AN ATTEMPT TO YIELD BACK SOME OF THAT TIME. ALSO, VOTES COULD OCCUR ON AMENDMENTS TO THE BUDGET DURING TODAY'S SESSION OF THE SENATE.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 - THURSDAY, APRIL 9

THE SENATE IS EXPECTED TO REMAIN ON THE BUDGET RESOLUTION FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK. THEREFORE, VOTES CAN BE EXPECTED TO OCCUR AND LATE SESSION CAN BE ANTICIPATED, IN ORDER TO COMPLETE ACTION ON THE BUDGET RESOLUTION. IN ADDITION, THERE MAY BE AN ATTEMPT TO CONSIDER A SHORT EXTENSION FOR R.T.C. PRIOR TO THE SENATE'S RECESS THIS WEEK.

NOTE:

THE MAJORITY LEADER HAS INDICATED TO ME PRIVATELY HIS DESIRE TO COMPLETE ACTION ON THE BUDGET RESOLUTION BY THURSDAY, AND NOT BE IN SESSION FRIDAY OF THIS WEEK.


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POLICY LUNCHEON AGENDA Tuesday, April 7, 1992

1. Other:
· Budget Resolution. 50 hour time agreement (Domenici may want to comment).
Some likely battles:
· Defense levels
· Social Security Notch
· Social Security Firewalls
· Cut in domestic cap.

2. Other Issues.
· RTC. Still awaiting House action. Delay adding approximately $2.8 million a day to cost of the resolution.
· Democrats. Have a big party dinner on Wednesday -- likely to be out Wednesday by 6:30 p.m. or so.
· Campaign Finance. Likely to come up immediately after Easter recess.
· Unemployment Compensation. Conversations have begun with White House/Labor re: simple extension of extended benefits program.

(handwritten) *NIXON 3:30 S-230 (end handwritten)


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NON-EXCLUSIVE LIST OF LEGISLATION PRIOR TO EASTER RECESS

(handwritten) DONE (end handwritten) R.T.C. REAUTHORIZATION (CONFERENCE REPORT?) (handwritten) AWAIT HOUSE (end handwritten)

(handwritten) DONE (end handwritten) FOREIGN OPERATIONS APPROPRIATIONS EXTENSION

(handwritten) DONE (end handwritten) N.I.H. REAUTHORIZATION, H.R. 2507, CAL. NO. 422

(handwritten) TODAY (end handwritten) FY 93 BUDGET RESOLUTION (handwritten) TODAY (end handwritten)

CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM CONFERENCE REPORT, S.3

LEAD REDUCTION LEGISLATION, S. 391, CAL. NO. 263

TELEPHONE PRIVACY LEGISLATION, S. 652, CAL. NO. 380

LUMBEE TRIBE RECOGNITION, H.R. 1426, CAL. NO. 384

MOTOR VOTER, S. 250, CAL. NO. 89

NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION SANCTIONS, S. 1128, CAL. NO. 348 (handwritten) STATE DEPT (unintelligible) (end handwritten)

REVIEW OF FEDERAL PROCEDURES, S. 1942, CAL. NO. 395

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S. CON. RES. 106
AMENDMENT LIST

SPONSOR(S) SUBJECT STAFF

Simon Reduce defense Roy Phillips x40529

Bradley Reduce defense / devote half of savings to domestic discretionary, half to deficit reduction Roy Phillips x40529

Lautenberg Reduce defense/increase education and law enforcement Roy Phillips x40529

Exon Reduce defense/increase veterans Roy Phillips x40529

Harkin Reduce defense/contingency "wall" language Roy Phillips x40529

Grassley Devote outyear defense reductions below President to deficit reduction (about $17B) Roy Phillips x40529

Bentsen/Gramm Social security firewall Jim Capretta x40797

Symms Social security retirement age Jim Capretta x40797

Sanford/Harkin Social security "notch" Jim Capretta x40797

Reid Sunset legislation

Brown S.O.S. OMB study of benefits to high-income individuals Jim Capretta x40797

Brown S.O.S. Executive Branch review of Legislative Branch budget Anne Miller x45398

Nickles/Bond S.O.S. Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment Austin Smythe x40539

Riegle S.O.S. Investment and competitiveness Denise Ramonas x40543


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S. CON. RES. 106
AMENDMENT LIST

SPONSOR(S) SUBJECT STAFF

DeConcini/Johnston S.O.S. Funding level for WIC Lynne Daghlian x40857

Bumpers S.O.S. GATT negotiations Ricardo Rel x46588

Glenn S.O.S. Requiring President to submit balanced budget Austin Smythe x40539

Brown/Domenici Reserve fund language Austin Smythe x40539

Brown S.O.S. Agriculture subsidies Ricardo Rel x46588