News & Observer Index, 1926-1992

Congressmen

Cast from N.C. more moderate as 3 Democrats join (Congressional) delegation - Ja 4 83 6A
N. C. freshmen win some, lose some in grab for committee seats - Ja 8 83 1C
N. C. delegation backs repeal of withholding tax on interest - Fe 3 83 32A
Carolinas Democrats shy from Boll Weevils (group of Southern Democrats) - Fe 11 83 6B
N. C.'s delegation fights planned sale of national forests - Ap 18 83 3C
House delegation salutes N. C. State's winning team - Ap 23 83 1C
N. C. congressmen vote 7-4 to qualify freeze resolution - My 6 83 9A
Policy on Latin America splits N. C. congressmen - My 8 83 34A
Capitol's campus tricky for freshmen - Jn 6 83 3C
Hunt, N. C. delegation to meet over drought aid - Oc 20 83 20A
Bombing divides N. C. congressmen on troop presence - Oc 24 83 8A
N. C. delegation split on invasion - Oc 26 83 10A

Congressmen

Few lawmakers eager to serve as delegates - Ja 23 84 1C
Delegation follows party lines in reaction to Reagan - Ja 27 84 8A
Most N.C. congressmen reap contributions from PACs - Fe 5 84 33A
Congressmen from N.C. applaud action (in Lebanon) - Fe 8 84 10A
Broyhill, Britt represent extremes in delegation's wealth - My 18 84 5B
19th-century senator (Locke) never made a session - De 9 84 39A
Delegation to Congress has new look, new visions - De 9 84 37A

Congressmen

Moving to a strange House takes some getting used to - Fe 22 87 27A
Eastern N.C. Democrats support halting of aid (to contras) - Mr 12 87 6A
Environmental group gives N.C. lawmakers low ratings - Mr 21 87 1C
Members of Congress from N.C. accepting pay raises - Ap 4 87 1C
Few N.C. delegates are millionaires - My 22 87 24D
Tobacco is the tie that binds N.C. congressmen together - Jn 22 87 8B
Freshman N.C. congressmen graded highly by colleagues - Jy 26 87 21A
N.C. lawmakers wary of Piedmont fight - Se 25 87 1
N.C. congressmen urge action on economy - Oc 29 87 28A
Keeping the home folks happy (Congressmen) - No 19 87 1D

Congressmen

N. C. congressmen say Reagan faces arduous chore in winning new cuts - Fe 7 82 16A
N. C. congressmen set to cut defense increase - Mr 7 82 30A

Congressmen

N. C. lawmakers laud U. S. sanctions (against Argentina) - My 1 82 6A
30 in Congress get military pensions - My 2 82 33A
N. C. members of Congress asked to aid housing industry - My 19 82 12C
N. C. congressmen reflect budget split - Jn 7 82 1
N. C. members of Congress spend freely (office expenses) - Au 5 82 20A
Just blowing smoke on balanced (federal) budget - Oc 15 82 4A
New N. C. delegation could trouble Reagan - No 4 82 15A
N. C. congressmen get poor rating from liberal group - De 26 82 51A

Congressmen

Under the Dome: Members following their party's line - Ja 2 92, 1B
Money for mailings may be down drain - Ja 9 92, 1B
Editorial: Political pen-palism - Ja 11 92, 12A
Valentine blames math error (for bounced check); 3 others admit check problems - Mr 14 92, 11A
Congressmen from N.C. report drop in fees (for speeches) - Jn 12 92, 1
Martin ponders need for filling Jones' seat - Se 17 92, 2B

Congressmen

Votes by area congressmen (Eastern strike intervention) - Mr 19 89 43A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (minimum wage) - Mr 26 89 24A
How Congress members voted (uniform poll closing; whistle-blower reward provision) - Ap 9 89 21A
Key votes by N.C. members of Congress (non-military contra aid; minimum wage increase) - Ap 16 89 25A
How N.C. delegation voted on key measures (1990 budget; free dissemination of Constitition) - My 7 89 30A
Key votes of N.C. lawmakers (minimum-wage; Bahamas aid eligibility) - My 14 89 20A
Key votes of N.C. members of Congress (budget compromise; minimum wage) - My 21 89 28A
Shock waves from speaker's woes not rattling N.C. congressmen - My 26 89 8A
House members follow panel assignments to speech fees - My 28 89 31A
Votes by N.C. members of Congress (Panama warning; drug program funding; oil shale bill - Jn 4 89 20A
Votes of N.C. members of Congress on key issues (catastrophic care law; repeal Section 89";
FSX production) - Jn 11 89 26A
Key votes of congressmen from N.C. (minimum wage veto; S&L bailout; natural gas decontrol) - Jn 18 89 18A
Votes by N.C. members of Congress (child care proposal; supplemental spending) - Jn 25 89 23A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (foreign aid; random drug testing) - Jy 2 89 26A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (wealthy immigrants; English-language amendment) - Jy 16 89 25A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (guidelines for US-PLO talks; space station funding) - Jy 23 89 28A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (Iran-contra-type fundraising; limits on Bush envoy
choices) - Jy 23 89 28A
How lawmakers from N.C. voted (Stealth bomber; catastrophic health insurance) - Jy 30 89 28A
Roll call: A congressman looks back at those who went before - Jy 30 89 1D
How lawmakers from N.C. voted (national debt increase; abortion; thrift bail-out; anti-drug
smuggling; MX) - Au 6 89 28A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (disabled access; favored nation status for Hungary) - Se 10 89 38A
Votes of lawmakers from N.C. (arts funding; smoking on domestic flights; FSX veto; Gregg
confirmation) - Se 17 89 33A
How N.C. lawmakers voted (FHA loans; U.N. population fund; El Salvadoran aid; arms-control) - Se 24 89 36A
How Congress members voted (Capital gains tax; Mass mailings; Employee benefits; Star wars
funding) - Oc 1 89 31A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (abortion funds; compromise amendment; flag
desecration) - Oc 15 89 38A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (Nicaragua election aid; childcare; catastrophic insurance) - Oc 15 89 38A
Key votes by N.C. members of Congress (Flag-protection; Nicaraguan election plan; abortion
funding) - Oc 22 89 33A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (abortion funding; disaster-relief) - Oc 29 89 33A
How N.C. members of Congress voted (Japanese-American reparation; temporary haven) - Oc 29 89 33A
How N.C. lawmakers voted last week (airline buyouts; minimum wage; North's pension) - No 5 89 32A
How N.C. lawmakers voted last week (oil spill liability; migrant labor training wages) - No 12 89 35A
How N.C. lawmakers voted (pay raise and ethics plan; U.N. family planning program; abortion) - No 19 89 33A
Congressmen's thoughts leapfrog to 1992 and possible redistricting - No 25 89 1
How lawmakers from N.C. voted (Salvadoran aid) No 26 89 36A"

Congressmen

How N.C. lawmakers voted (trade bill; homeless aid; reparation to Japanese-Americans; tax
measure) - Au 7 88 35A
How N.C. congressmen voted (contra-aid plan; U.S.-Canada free-trade pact; South Africa trade
ban) - Au 14 88 36A
Votes on key issues (death penalty for drug-related killings; filibuster on textile-quota bill) - Se 11 88 36A
10 N.C. congressmen help reject Brady amendment for weaker provision (waiting period for
handgun purchase) - Se 16 88 12A
Congressmen's votes on gun control could puzzle NRA - Se 18 88 35A
Key votes of N.C. lawmakers (hand-gun purchase restriction; civil fines against drug users;
abortion) - Se 18 88 44A
Key votes of N.C. lawmakers (anti-drug bill; filibuster on minimum-wage bill; free-trade pact
with Canada) - Se 25 88 34A
Votes of North Carolina congressmen (Defense authorization compromise; DC appropriation bill;
foreign-aid) - Oc 2 88 35A
How N.C. congressmen voted on issues (veto of textile bill; disclosure by foreign investors) - Oc 9 88 40A
How N.C. congressmen voted on issues (parental-leave filibuster; excise tax to fund anti-drug
bill) - Oc 9 88 40A
How N.C. congressmen voted on issues (death penalty for drug lords; close old bases) - Oc 16 88 42A
Under the Dome: Valentine amazed at rights ranking - No 21 88 1
Tar Heel editors speak: Legalized bribery for Congress No 27 88 7D
Tar Heels seeking better congressional committee seats - De 4 88 41A

Congressmen

N.C.'s new-look delegation takes office - Ja 4 85 4D
4 new congressmen owe campaign debts of at least $19,000 - Fe 13 85 2C
Legislators asked to oppose renewal of aid for contras - Mr 9 85 20C
N.C. delegation votes 9-2 for MX; Rose, Jones continue opposition - Mr 27 85 6A
N.C. vote on Ind. issue split on partisan lines - My 1 85 10A
N.C. congressmen generally praise tax-reform plan - My 30 85 14A
Under the dome: N.C. lawmakers lobby Reagan during visit - Se 7 85 1
2 N.C. legislators (Whitley; Broyhill) on 'most underrated' list - Se 12 85 24A
N.C. congressmen praise U.S. capture of hijackers - Oc 12 85 8A
Third World economy departs North Carolina - Oc 18 85 18A
Mail cost disclosure finds little opposition - De 12 85 5C

Congressmen

N.C. lawmakers split on aid to contras - Mr 13 86 1
Most N.C. congressmen back NRA gun bill - Ap 9 86 1C
N.C. delegation votes to lift ban on interstate handgun sales - Ap 10 86 9A
All but Jones in N.C. congressional delegation back raid (against Libya) - Ap 16 86 12A
N.C. delegation split on whether contra aid plan remains viable - Ap 17 86 9A
Editorial: Republicans jump ship on trade - My 27 86 14A
At home with the House - and Senate; Politics and personalities may affect where N.C. congressmen
live in D.C. - Jy 27 86 1C
2 Eastern N.C. congressmen back Piedmont for (London) route - Au 9 86 8B
Most N.C. congressmen plan to back tax-revision bill - Se 14 86 42A
Under the dome: N.C. delegation low on House experience - No 11 86 1
N.C. congressmen split over Iran deal No 20 86 17A
N.C. lawmakers say revelations (about arms sales) hurt Reagan No 27 86 24A
New congressmen attend class to learn 'nuts and bolts' of job - De 4 86 25A
N.C. Democrats seek win on textile-import limits 2C
N.C. congressmen support education plan, doubt bonds - De 30 86 16C

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