CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION


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                       CHEMICAL WEAPONS CONVENTION
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                                HEARINGS
                               BEFORE THE
                     COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
                          UNITED STATES SENATE
                       ONE HUNDRED FIFTH CONGRESS
                             FIRST SESSION
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                            C O N T E N T S

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                         Tuesday, April 8, 1997
                              a.m. session

Rumsfeld, Hon. Donald, former Secretary of Defense...............    13
    Prepared statement...........................................    19
Schlesinger, Hon. James R., former Secretary of Defense..........     5
    Letter Submitted by Hon. Richard B. Cheney, former Secretary 
      of Defense.................................................     5
Weinberger, Hon. Caspar, former Secretary of Defense.............     9

                              P.M. SESSION

Albright, Hon. Madeleine Korbel, Secretary of State..............    61
    Prepared statement...........................................    64

                        Wednesday, April 9, 1997

Feith, Douglas J., Feith and Zell, P.C., former Deputy Assistant 
  Secretary of Defense for Negotiation Policy....................   107
    Prepared statement...........................................   110
Ikle, Dr. Fred C., former Director, Arms Control and Disarmament 
  Agency.........................................................   105
Kirkpatrick, Dr. Jeane J., former U.S. Permanent Representative 
  to the United Nations, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise 
  Institute......................................................    91
    Prepared statement...........................................    96
Perle, Richard N., former Assistant Secretary of Defense for 
  International Security Policy..................................    99
Rowny, Lieutenant General Edward L., U.S. Army (retired), 
  International Negotiation Consultant...........................   131
    Prepared statement...........................................   133
Scowcroft, General Brent, President, Forum for International 
  Policy, and former National Security Policy Advisor............   134
Zumwalt, Admiral E.R., Jr., United States Navy (retired), Member, 
  President's Foreign Intelligence Avisory Board.................   124

                        Tuesday, April 15, 1997

Bailey, Hon. Kathleen C., Senior Fellow, Lawrence Livermore 
  National Laboratory............................................   182
    Prepared statement...........................................   185
    Letter Submitted by Paul L. Eisman, Senior Vice President for 
      Refining, Ultramar Diamond Shamrock Corporation............   182
    Letter Submitted by Robert W. Roten, President and CEO of 
      Sterling Chemicals.........................................   183
Forbes, Malcolm S., Jr., President and CEO, Forbes, Inc., New 
  York, New York.................................................   153
    Prepared statement...........................................   157
Johnson, Ralph V., Vice President, Environmental Affairs, Dixie 
  Chemical Company, Inc., Houston, Texas.........................   180
Kearns, Kevin L., President, United States Business and 
  Industrial Council.............................................   174
    Prepared statement...........................................   176
Merrifield, Hon. Bruce, former Assistant Secretary of Commerce...   187
Reinsch, Hon. William A., Under Secretary of Commerce for Export 
  Administration.................................................   189
    Prepared statement...........................................   192
Spears, Wayne, Owner and CEO, Spears Manufacturing, Inc., Sylmar, 
  California.....................................................   178
    Prepared statement...........................................   179
Webber, Frederick, President, Chemical Manufacturers Association, 
  Washington, D.C................................................   194
    Prepared statement...........................................   197

                        Thursday, April 17, 1997

Goss, Hon. Porter J., U.S. Representative in Congress From 
  Florida........................................................   219
Lehman, Hon. Ronald F., former Director, Arms Control and 
  Disarmament Agency.............................................   236
Odom, General William, U.S. Army (retired), former Director, 
  National Security Agency.......................................   227
O'Malley, Edward J., former Assistant Director 
  (Counterintelligence), Federal Bureau of Investigation.........   231

                                Appendix

Conditions to the Chemical Weapons Convention....................   261

The Case Against The Chemical Weapons Convention ``Truth or 
  Consequences'' [Prepared by The Center for Security Policy]....   276

Remarks by President Bill Clinton and Others at the White House, 
  April 4, 1997..................................................   321
False Promises, Fatal Flaws: The Chemical Weapons Convention 
  [Prepared by Empower America]..................................   326
Letters and Other Material Submitted in Support of Ratification 
  of the Chemical Weapons Convention:
    American Ex-Prisoners of War.................................   329
    Veterans of Foreign Wars of the U.S..........................   329
    Reserve Officers Association of the United States............   329
    Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A.............................   330
    Prepared Statement of Brad Roberts, Institute for Defense 
      Analyses...................................................   331
Letters Submitted in Opposition to Ratification of the Chemical 
  Weapons Convention:
    Sterling Chemicals...........................................   335
    Small Business Survival Committee............................   335
Statement by Ronald F. Lehman Before the U.S. Senate Foreign 
  Relations Committee, June 9, 1994..............................   337