Congressional Quarterly

Carney, Dan. Brady Decision Reflects Effort to Curb Congress Authority. Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, vol. 55, June 28, 1997, p. 1524. Explains the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Printz v. U.S., where the Court struck down the part of the Brady Bill that required local sheriffs to perform bac%round checks on gun purchasers. The justices ruled that the provision extended beyond Congress s power to regulate interstate commerce. 

Gun Decision Puts a Check on Federal Authority. Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report, vol. 53, April 29, 1995, pp. 119ff. Gives excerpts from the U.S. V. Lopez decision, in which the Supreme Court rules that the Gun Free School Zones Act was an impermissible use of the power of Congress to regulate interstate commerce. 

Davis, Joseph A. 1985. Senate Committee Approved Superfund Bill. Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report (March 2) 409-12. 

Gettinger, Stephen. 1986. Liability Insurance Squeeze Spurs Pleas to HiU for Relief. Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report (January 25) 148-53. 

Graber, D. (2002). Mass media and American politics (6th ed.). Washington, DC Congressional Quarterly Press. 

Cooper, Mary H. The Business of Drugs. Washington, D.C. Congressional Quarterly, 1990. 

McNamara to Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy, 7 March 1966, in Congressional Quarterly, China US Policy Since 1943 (Washington, 1980), p. 160. 

Congressional Quarterly. China US Policy Since 194. Washington DC Congressional Quarterly, 1980. 

Felton J. Approval seen on chemical weapons. Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report. 9 June 1990 48 (23) 1800. 

Export Amendments Act Veto Message, reported in Bush Pocket-Vetoes Export Control Law , Congressional Quarterly Almanac, vol.xlvi, 1990, pp. 198-201. 

National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore Drilling, Deep Water 55 (2011) Margaret Kriz Hobson, A Year After Oil Spill, Urgency Turns to Impasse, Congressional Quarterly, April 18, 2011, at 852 Alyson Flournoy, et al.,... 

Murphy, T.P. 1972. Congressional liaison the NASA case. Western Political Quarterly 25, 192-214. 

A lead criteria document, the scientific basis for subsequent regulatory action, was issued in December 1977 (U.S. EPA, 1977). An ambient air Pb standard was issued in October 1978 (43 FR 46246 October 5, 1978), with a NAAQS value of 1.5 pg/m Pb, determined as a quarterly maximum arithmetic average. This value was the same for the primary and secondary NAAQS for Pb. This NAAQS for Pb was to be reviewed at 5-year intervals to determine if changes were necessary, with recommendations for changes to come from an independent Congressionally specified advisory body called the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC). 

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