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Foreign Relations Authorization Act Fiscal Years 1986 and 1987 was, as a bill, a proposal (now, a piece of legislation) introduced on 1985-04-17 in the House of Commons and Senate respectively of the 99 United States Congress by Daniel Andrew Mica in relation with: Categories Maritime law Tags Afghanistan, Africa, Agriculture in foreign trade, Alien labor, American economic assistance, American investments, American military assistance, Americans employed in foreign countries, and property, Angola, Anniversaries, Apartheid, Arms control, Arms control agreements, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Arms control negotiations, Army personnel, Arts, Asia, Athletics, Auditing, Australia, Authorization, Board for International Broadcasting, Broadcasting, Cambodia, Caribbean area, Catholic Church, Central America, Chemical warfare, China, Civil rights and liberties, Civil service compensation, Civil service employment, Claims, Coal, Collective security agreements, Commemorations, Communication satellites, communications, Communications and Broadcasting, Communism, Congress 99, Congressional oversight, Congressional tributes, Crime and law enforcement, Criminal investigation, Criminal justice information, Criminal procedure and sentencing, Cuba, Cultural relations, Culture, Democracy, Democratic Party, Department of Commerce, Department of State, Developing countries, Diplomatic privileges and immunities, Diplomats, Disabled, Discrimination in employment, Dispute settlement, District of Columbia, Drugs and narcotics, East Germany, Eastern Europe, Economics and public finance, Education, Educational exchanges, Electronic surveillance, Embassies, Employee training, Environmental protection, Espionage, Ethiopia, Executive reorganization, Export controls, Exports, Extradition, Extradition agreements, Farmers, Federal advisory bodies, Federal employees, Federal employees and officials, Federal installations, Federal officials, Foreign exchange, Foreign service, Foreign trade and international finance, Foreign Trade and Investments, France, Freedom of information, Freedom of the press, Gifts, Government and the press, Government liability, Government liability (International law), Government operations and politics, Government trust funds, Great Britain, Guerrilla warfare, Health, Higher education, House Foreign Affairs (HSFA), Immigration, India, Information networks, Inspectors general, International affairs, International agencies, International arbitration, International broadcasting, International cooperation, International environmental cooperation, International military forces, International monetary system, Iran, Iran Hostage Crisis, Israel, Japan, Jews, Kidnapping, Land transfers, Laos, Latin America, Local and Municipal Government, Local finance, Long Read, Mexico, Middle East, Military policy, Minorities in the civil service, minority issues, Monetary policy, Money, Motion pictures, Murder, Narcotic traffic, Nicaragua, Nuclear warfare, Passports, Peace research, Presidential appointments, Procurement, Protection of foreign officials, Public Contracts, Radio broadcasting, Radioactive pollution, Recognition (International law), Refugees, Religion, Religion and Clergy, Religion in communist countries, Religious liberty, Republican Party, Salaries, Scholarships, Science, Security measures, South Africa, Southeast Asia, Sovereignty, Space, Space policy, State finance, States, Supplemental appropriations, Surplus government property, Switzerland, Taiwan, Technology, Telecommunication agreements, Telephone, terrorism, Thailand, Tourist trade, Trade agreements, Transportation and Travel, Treaties, U.S.S.R, United Nations, United Nations economic assistance, United Nations finances, United Nations officials and employees, United States Information Agency, Vietnam, War, War and emergency legislation, Women in the civil service Leave a comment