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Robert Michel(R-III.)on Sept.5 rated the 101st Congress'anti-drugefforts “below average at best.”  \n“C-is all this Congress deserves in the yearthat has passed since the President sent his firstNational Drug Control Strategy up to Capitol Hilllast September 5,\"Coughlin said.  \nCoughlin is vice chairman of the House SelectCommittee on Narcotics Abuse and Control andone of the major Republican spokesmen in theHouse on the drug issue.  \nMichel said Congress got off to“a good start”last fall,but\"fell down on the job.  \n\"I was pleased when the AppropriationsCommittees quickly passed the Byrd-HatfieldAmendment last fall,providing badly neededincreases in anti-drug funding,and when we suc-ceeded in agreeing to legislation to improve drugeducation and international drug control efforts,\"Michel said.\"However,the Democratic leader-ship has not shown the will since then to allowthe bulk of the President's anti-drug legislativeagenda to become law.”  \nCoughlin noted that the President has issuedtwo National Drug Strategies and has sent morethan 80 pages of anti-drug legislative language toCapitol Hill since Sept.5,1989,yet Congress haspassed only seven pages—less than 10 percent一of the President's legislative agenda.  \nSeptember 17,1990  \nPage 1  \nIN THIS ISSUE-                    \nCONGRESS:Can Do Better In Drug War…………1HOUSE CRIME BILL:Change It,Bush Warns……1CHIEF MACK VINES:Fired…       ……3JOB LISTINGS…                     …4ASSET FORFEITURE:DOJ Guidelines…     …4BATONS:Instructor Course Planned…  …   …8Security Act,Jeopardizing Sensitive Data……    ……9IPTM:Plans Video Production Workshop…      …10DOMESTIC VIOLENCE:SenatorWill Introduce Legislation……             …10  \nBUSH SAYS HE WILLVETOHOUSE CRIME BILL UNLESSSEVERAL CHANGES ARE MADE  \nWar erupted Sept.12 between President Bushand the Democrats in the House of Representa-tives.  \nAt a White House meeting with prosecutors,President Bush said the crime bill which has beenapproved by the House Judiciary Committee“handcuffs the police”and will be vetoed if it issent to him in its present condition.The bill isnow being readied for a floor vote.  \n“We will not accept a crime bill that istougher on law enforcement than it is on crimi-nals,\"Bush told the state attorneys general and  \n(See BUSH,page two)  \n# CRIME CONTROL DIGEST\n\n(CONGRESS,continued from page one)  \n“Congress can be commended for the numberof hearings and level of attention given to the drugproblem,but enough is enough.It's time foraction,\"he said.  \n# Status Of Legislation\n\nCoughlin provided the following accounting of the statusof legislation implementing the President's anti-drug strategy:  \nH.R.3350(Introduced 9/26/89)Five provisions:  \n● Criminal justice drug testing—bogged down  \n● Statewide drug treatment plans—bogged down  \n● Drug-free schools and campuses—P.L.101-226  \n● Forfeiture funds transfer—partially included in  \nH.R.5269,Comprehensive Crime Control Act,dueon House floor mid-September  \n● Drug-fighting assistance for Peru,Colombia and  \nBolivia—P.L.101-231  \nS.2652(Introduced 4/18/90;Included in H.R.5055 on 6/14/90)10 major drug-related provisions:  \n·Statewide drug treatment plans—bogged down  \n● Drug paraphernalia penalties—partially includedin H.R.5269  \n● Interdiction improvements—bogged down  \n● International narcotics control—bogged down  \n● Firearms penalties-partially included in H.R.5269  \n●Death penalty for drug kingpins—bogged down,NOT included in H.R.5269  \n● Protection of witnesses,jurors and court officers—included in H.R.5269  \n● Criminal aliens reform—partially included in H.R.5269  \n●Narcotics-related public corruption—bogged down  \n● Asset forfeiture-partially included in H.R.5269  \nCoughlin said the Senate had acted upon a greatervolume of anti-drug legislation,although Congress is not even  \nSeptember 17,1990  \nclose to a conference committee which 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