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Federal News Service contains verbatim transcripts of press briefings, speeches, and backgrounders and conferences, as well as interviews on official U.S. policy on a broad range of national and international issues. In many cases, Federal News Service is the sole source for information discussed at U.S. government briefings that are not covered by the media. Transcripts contain the actual words spoken, and are neither condensed nor abstracted. Verbatim transcripts, translated to English, or official policy statements by major Russian leaders are also provided shortly after the event. The file also contains a Daybook of government events occurring in Washington, DC for the day, week, or month ahead, as well as other events of interest, such as lectures.
USE FILE 660to locate verbatim transcripts of most important speeches, press briefings, and government hearings occurring daily in Washington, D.C. USE SH=CAPITOL HILL HEARINGto locate transcripts of Congressional Hearings. USE /DAYto restrict results to Daybook records containing schedules of government events SELECT AGRICULTURE/DAY |
The sources of verbatim transcripts are complete recordings of the actual events made at the event by members of the Federal News Service staff or sent by wire to the Federal News Service Office and recorded there. In Moscow, events are also recorded by members of the staff, translated into English onsite, and transmitted directly to Federal News Service in Washington, DC. The information contained in the Daybook records is gathered by members of the staff who analyze and verify items for inclusion. They also include any relevant information on general activities taking place in Washington, DC.
| Dates Covered: | January 1, 1991 to July 2, 2002 |
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| File Size: | 178,478 records as of July 2002 |
| Update Frequency: | Closed This file no longer updates |
| ACRONYM | CATEGORY NAME |
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| AEROBUS | Aerospace and Defense Industry |
| CHEMREGS | Chemical Regulation |
| DEFBUS | Defense and Aerospace Industry |
| ENERGYRE | Energy Regulation |
| ENVREGS | Environmental Regulation |
| GENERALN | General News Files |
| GOVT | Government |
| LAW | Legal Information |
| NEWSFILE | News, Archival |
| POLISCI | Political Science |
| PUBAFF | Public Affairs |
| REGS | Regulations |
| TAXACCT | Tax and Accounting |
| USPOLICY | U.S. Government Policy |
| USREGS | U.S. Government Regulations |
| WASHNEWS | Washington D.C. News |
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| DIALOG(R)File 660:FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE | |
| (c)2000 Federal News Service. All rts. reserv. | |
| SF= | 00248541 SUBFILE: Daybook |
| /TI | FEDERAL AGENCIES AND DEPARTMENTS - PART 1 |
| THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 2000 | |
| /SH, SH= | SECTION HEADING: Projected Daily Schedule |
| DL= | DATELINE: Washington dateline general news |
| PD=, DA=, PY= | SCHEDULE DATE: 000112 YEAR: 2000 |
| WD=, LI= | APPROXIMATE WORD COUNT: 000925 APPROXIMATE LINE COUNT: 00084 |
| FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE | |
| For any additions or corrections to the Daybook, please call the | |
| Daybook editors, Joe Loomis or Pat Thorne at (202) 544-4812. | |
| /TX | dest+ dbfedag,dbdoa,dbag,dbforaf,dbtrade |
| EV=, /TX | 1:00 pm EVENT: MEETING - AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT, FOOD SAFETY AND |
| INSPECTION SERVICE (FSIS), WITH HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES | |
| DEPARTMENT (F.R. PAGE 69685) | |
| /TX | SUBJECT: Agriculture Department, Food Safety and Inspection Service |
| (FSIS), with Health and Human Services Department (F.R. | |
| page 69685) sponsor a meeting to provide information and | |
| receive public comments on issues that will be discussed | |
| at the meeting of the Codex Committee on Food Import and | |
| Export Inspection and Certification Systems (CCFICS), | |
| which will be held in Adelaide, Australia, February 21-25, | |
| 2000. | |
| /TX | LOCATION: Room 1409, Federal Office Building 8, 200 C Street SW, |
| Washington, DC | |
| -- January 13, 2000 | |
| /TX | CONTACT: Patrick J. Clerkin, 202-205-7760 |
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| dest+ dbfedag,dbdoc,dbenvrmt,dbnatres | |
| 8:30 am EVENT: MEETING - COMMERCE DEPARTMENT, NATIONAL OCEANIC AND | |
| ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION, NATIONAL SEA GRANT REVIEW | |
| (...) | |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| - | |
| /TX | dest+ dbfedag,dbdhhs,dbhlth,MEDIC |
| /TX | 9:30 am EVENT: MEETING - HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES DEPARTMENT (HHS), |
| PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE (PHS), FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION | |
| (FDA) (F.R. PAGE 69774) | |
| EV=,/TX | SUBJECT: Health and Human Services Department (HHS), Public Health |
| Service (PHS), Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (F.R. | |
| page 69774) holds a meeting of the Ophthalmic Devices | |
| Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee. | |
| Committee will discuss, make recommendations, and vote on | |
| a premarket approval application (PMA) for a holmium laser | |
| for the correction of hyperopia using laser thermal | |
| keratomileusis. | |
| /TX | LOCATION: Corporate Bldg., conference room 020B, 9200 Corporate |
| Blvd., Rockville, MD | |
| -- January 13, 2000 | |
| /TX | CONTACT: Sara M. Thornton, 301-594-2053 |
| /ID | KEYWORDS: daybook; fed; I; thu |
| /DE | DAYBOOK DESCRIPTORS: Federal Agencies, Dept. of Agriculture, Agriculture, |
| Foreign affairs, Trade; Federal Agencies, Dept. of Commerce, Environment, | |
| Natural resources; Federal Agencies, Dept. of Defense, DOD, Defense; | |
| Federal Agencies, Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Environment, | |
| Science and technology; Federal Agencies, Environmental Protection | |
| Agency, EPA, Environment; Federal Agencies, Agriculture; Federal | |
| Agencies, Health, Natural Disasters; Federal Agencies, Dept. of Health | |
| and Human Services, HHS, Health, Science and technology; Federal | |
| Agencies, Dept. of Health and Human Services, HHS, Food and Drug | |
| Administration, FDA, Health; Federal Agencies, Dept. of Health and | |
| Human Services, HHS, Health | |
SAMPLE RECORD FROM FNS SUBFILE | |
| DIALOG(R)File 660:FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE | |
| (c)2000 Federal News Service. All rts. reserv. | |
| SF= | 00248565 SUBFILE: FNS |
| /TI | TITLE: THE WHITE HOUSE REGULAR BRIEFING |
| /TX | BRIEFER: JOE LOCKHART, WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMAN |
| /TI | LOCATION: WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING ROOM, WASHINGTON, D.C. |
| TIME: 12:20 P.M. EST | |
| DATE: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2000 | |
| SH= | SECTION HEADING: White House briefing |
| DL= | DATELINE: International news, including United Nations dateline and |
| updated roundups keyed to foreign events | |
| PD=, PY= | FILING DATE: 000112 YEAR: 2000 |
| WD=, LI= | APPROXIMATE WORD COUNT: 003844 APPROXIMATE LINE COUNT: 00349 |
| /TX | TEXT: TRANSCRIPT BY: FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE 620 NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING |
| WASHINGTON, DC 20045 | |
| FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE IS A PRIVATE FIRM AND IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH | |
| THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. | |
| COPYRIGHT 2000 BY FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE, INC., WASHINGTON, DC | |
| 20045, USA. NO PORTION OF THIS TRANSCRIPT MAY BE COPIED, SOLD, | |
| OR RETRANSMITTED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL NEWS | |
| SERVICE, INC. | |
| TO RECEIVE STATE, WHITE HOUSE, DEFENSE, BACKGROUND AND OTHER | |
| BRIEFINGS AND SPEECHES BY WIRE SOON AFTER THEY END, PLEASE CALL | |
| CORTES RANDELL AT 202-347-1400. | |
| COPYRIGHT IS NOT CLAIMED AS TO ANY PART OF THE ORIGINAL WORK | |
| PREPARED BY A UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE AS A | |
| PART OF THAT PERSON'S OFFICIAL DUTIES. | |
| THIS IS A RUSH TRANSCRIPT. ------------------------- | |
| MR. LOCKHART: I am not sure there is anything left. But welcome | |
| to our weekly briefing here, a new feature of the millennium. I | |
| think we'll do it next week on Tuesday, if that feels good for | |
| everybody. | |
| Yes, sir? | |
| Q Joe, did you have a chance to read Robert Reich's editorial -- | |
| (laughter) -- and what do you think of his comments that gun | |
| and tobacco losses undermine the democratic process? | |
| MR. LOCKHART: Well, I will resist the temptation to call it | |
| short-sighted, but -- | |
| Q Why? | |
| MR. LOCKHART: -- no, I think -- seriously -- (laughter) -- | |
| seriously, I think that, you know, the Constitution is fairly | |
| clear in investing power in the executive branch, in the | |
| judicial branch and in the congressional branch. | |
| We have a congressional majority right now that seems intent on | |
| thwarting the will of the majority in this country on gun | |
| safety, on tobacco. And, therefore, the president will use the | |
| authority invested in him by the Constitution and the laws of | |
| this country, to seek alternative solutions. | |
| Q But, Joe -- I mean, Mr. Reich's major point was that, "If you | |
| don't like the Congress, change it." | |
| (...) | |
| This is about peace. This is about whether Northern Ireland will | |
| become an area that will fully participate in the economic | |
| recovery and the economic renaissance that Ireland and Europe | |
| are experiencing, or whether it will be an area that will be | |
| bogged down in the ancient religious hatred that has so | |
| dominated the last decades in that area. | |
| MORE | |
| x x x area. | |
| So this -- you know, I don't think the president looks at this | |
| and says how does this affect me; he looks at it as how does it | |
| affect the people of this country, how does it affect the | |
| people in Ireland, whether it be the Northern Ireland peace | |
| process or the Middle East peace process or work we're doing in | |
| Africa. This is all about doing the job that he was elected to | |
| do and doing it in a way that I think the American public | |
| support. | |
| (...) | |
| Q Thanks. | |
| MR. LOCKHART: Thanks. | |
| END | |
| Jan 12, 2000 13:23 ET | |
| /ID | KEYWORDS: wh; lockhart; wed |
| DIALOG(R)File 660:FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE | |
| (c)2000 Federal News Service. All rts. reserv. | |
| SF= | 00248354 SUBFILE: Kremlin |
| /TI | TITLE: INTERVIEW GRANTED BY ACTING PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN TO ORT NEWS |
| PROGRAM (ORT NEWS PROGRAM, JANUARY 4, 2000) | |
| /SH, SH= | SECTION HEADING: Kremlin |
| DL= | DATELINE: International news, including United Nations dateline and |
| updated roundups keyed to foreign events | |
| PD=, PY= | FILING DATE: 000105 YEAR: 2000 |
| WD=, LI= | APPROXIMATE WORD COUNT: 002781 APPROXIMATE LINE COUNT: 00252 |
| TEXT: TRANSCRIPT BY: FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE 620 NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING | |
| WASHINGTON, DC 20045 | |
| FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE IS A PRIVATE FIRM AND IS NOT AFFILIATED WITH | |
| THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. | |
| COPYRIGHT 1999 BY FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE, INC., WASHINGTON, DC 20045, | |
| USA. NO PORTION OF THIS TRANSCRIPT MAY BE COPIED, SOLD, OR | |
| RETRANSMITTED WITHOUT THE WRITTEN AUTHORITY OF FEDERAL NEWS SERVICE | |
| GROUP, INC. | |
| COPYRIGHT IS NOT CLAIMED AS TO ANY PART OF THE ORIGINAL WORK | |
| PREPARED BY A UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT OFFICER OR EMPLOYEE AS A PART OF | |
| THAT PERSON'S OFFICIAL DUTIES. ------------------------- | |
| /TX | Anchor: And now we will have an exclusive interview granted by |
| Vladimir Putin to our television channel. | |
| Interviewer: Vladimir Vladimirovich: Boris Nikolayevich Yeltsin's | |
| sudden departure from his post has given rise to a maze of questions | |
| here and abroad. Perhaps, we could try to answer at least some of them. | |
| Putin: Let's try. | |
| Q: So, when did Boris Nikolayevich first speak on this subject, the | |
| subject of his resignation? | |
| Putin: That was about ten days before New Year. I came to him with a | |
| regular report on economic matters, on the situation in the Northern | |
| Caucasus and noticed after my first reports that Boris Nikolayevich was | |
| thinking about something else. But I continued with my report as | |
| planned. Then he interrupted me and said, "You know, lately I have been | |
| thinking a lot about how the situation is forming in the country and | |
| have decided to resign". | |
| Q: What were his arguments, why did he decide that this was | |
| necessary? | |
| Putin: It is difficult for me to say. This question should be put to | |
| Boris Nikolayevich. I can only repeat what he told me and what my | |
| answers were. It may be that he had some other thoughts, but that is | |
| something I do not know. In any case, as you can guess, after such a | |
| statement by the President that came quite as a surprise to me, my | |
| response was quite a restrained one. | |
| (...) | |
| You know, I never aspired for this. There are people here who can be | |
| called professional politicians who have been here for decades. Career | |
| is in their blood. I never set myself any such tasks. It simply has so | |
| happened. That is why, to a certain extent, all recent events were | |
| sudden for me. I simply used to find myself in some concrete place and | |
| in this concrete place at a given point in time some problems appeared | |
| and needed to be solved. But I did not think about how this would | |
| affect my career. I simply knew that these tasks had to be dealt with. | |
| I looked for the most effective solutions. And sometimes I was | |
| successful. Most often I was successful. | |
| Well, in the course of my conversation with Boris Nikolayevich when | |
| I told him all this, he said something that I regard as very important. | |
| And these words really do change something. He said, "You know, one of | |
| the reasons why I am taking this decision is that something that I | |
| regard as very important has happened -- people have faith in you." | |
| In my opinion, this is more important, indeed, than a transfer from | |
| one office to another, even from one building to another, regardless of | |
| how beautiful the building is. Even if this is the Kremlin. And this is | |
| what is of the greatest importance. | |
| Q: Thank you very much for your sincere answers and I wish you every | |
| success. | |
| Putin: Thank you and a Happy New Year. | |
| END | |
| /ID | KEYWORDS: krm; putin |
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| /ID | ID | Identifier (Keywords) | Word | S PUTIN/ID |
| /SH | SH | Section Heading | Word | S WHITE(W)HOUSE(W)BRIEFING/SH |
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