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Nuclear Calendar

 

Jan. 5-19Senate recessJan. 5-23House of Representatives recessJan. 189 a.m.,

Senate Foreign Relations Committee, hearing on the nomination of Condoleeza Rice

to be Secretary of State. 216 Hart Senate Office Building, Washington. Broadcast

and webcast on C-SPAN or C-SPAN2, and webcast on CapitolHearings.org.Jan. 199

a.m., Senate Foreign Relations Committee, continued hearing on the nomination of

Condoleeza Rice to be Secretary of State, followed by a confirmation vote. 216

Hart Senate Office Building, Washington. Broadcast and webcast on C-SPAN or

C-SPAN2, and webcast on CapitolHearings.org.Jan. 192:30 p.m., Senate Energy and

Natural Resources Committee, hearing on the nomination of Samuel Bodman to be

Energy Secretary. 366 Dirksen Senate Office Building, Washington. Possibly

broadcast and webcast on one of the C-SPAN channels. Webcast on

CapitolHearings.org.Jan. 19Tadatoshi Akiba, Mayor of Hiroshima, addresses the

Foreign Affairs Committee of the European Parliament on the Mayors for

Peace Campaign and the NPT Review Conference. Brussels, BelgiumJan.

20Inauguration Day (federal holiday in Washington)Jan. 203 p.m., Senate floor

vote on the nomination of Condoleezza Rice to be Secretary of State (tentative).

Broadcast and webcast on C-SPAN2.Jan. 24-April 1Conference on Disarmament, first

session. GenevaJan. 269:30 a.m., Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee,

confirmation vote on Samuel Bodman to be Energy Secretary. 366 Dirksen Senate

Office Building, Washington. Webcast on CapitolHearings.org. Jan. 272-4 p.m.,

Grigorii Pasko, former Russian naval captain, " Prospects for Russian

Nuclear-Powered Submarine Dismantlement: A Discussion of Current Progress and

Challenges. " Global Green USA, 1717 Massachusetts Ave., N.W., Suite 600. RSVP by

Jan. 24 to Janina de Guzman at jdeguzman or (202) 222-0700.Jan.

28Noon-1:30 p.m., Michael Nacht, University of California at Berkeley, " U.S.

Counterproliferation Policy. " Woodrow Wilson Center, 1300

Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Fifth Floor Conference Room, Washington. RSVP to

dis. Jan. 31President reports to Congress on a plan to coordinate

and integrate nonproliferation activities (22 U.S. Code Sec. 5952 note). (Annual

report. The report for 2004 was due Jan. 31, 2004 and is overdue.)Jan.

31National Nuclear Security Administration reports to Congress on the

requirements for the Modern Pit Facility (Public Law 108-375, Sec. 3111).Jan.

31-Feb. 2Weapons of Mass Destruction Commission meeting. Cairo, EgyptJan.

31-Feb. 4International Atomic Energy Agency, Forum on Experience of Possible

Relevance to the Creation of a Nuclear-Weapon-Free Zone (NWFZ) in the Middle

East. Vienna, AustriaFeb. 22:30-4 p.m., Pavel Podvig, " Russian Perspectives on

the Bush Administration's Military Space Policies and Programs. " Stimson Center,

11 Dupont Circle, N.W., Ninth Floor, Washington. RSVP to Michael Katz-Hyman at

mkatzhyman or (202) 223-5956, ext. 3472. Feb. 29 p.m. EST,

President Bush delivers the State of the Union address to Congress.Feb.

39:30-11:30 a.m., Arms Control Association, " Fulfilling the Nuclear

Nonproliferation Treaty's Promise " with Assistant Secretary of State for Arms

Control Stephen Rademaker; Roberto Abdenur, Brazilian Ambassador to the United

States; Joseph Cirincione, Carnegie Endowment; and Daryl Kimball, Arms Control

Association. At the Carnegie Endowment, 1779 Massachusetts Ave., N.W.,

Washington. RSVP by Jan. 26 online.Feb. 311:45 a.m.-1:00 p.m., Rep. David Hobson

(OH), " U.S. Nuclear Security in the 21st Century. " Sponsored by the Arms Control

Association. At the Carnegie Endowment, 1779 Massachusetts Ave. N.W.,

Washington. RSVP by Jan. 26 online.Feb. 7President submits the federal budget to

Congress Feb. 7Central Intelligence Agency reports to Congress on the number of

Russian strategic nuclear warheads dismantled under the Strategic Offensive

Reductions Treaty (SORT), or " Moscow Treaty " (Public Law 108-136, Sec. 1033).

(Annual report. The report for 2004 was due Feb. 2, 2004 and is overdue.)

 

 

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