14 July 1998
Source: Hardcopy from the US Senate Subcommittee on International Security, Proliferation and Federal Affairs, Committee on Governmental Affairs. Thanks to Julie Sander. These were distributed by Chair Senator Cochran at the July 8, 1998 hearing.

See a July 8 NSA brief on the Chinese satellite encryption device: http://jya.com/nsa-ttc.htm
And related July 9 news story: http://jya.com/sat-device.htm

Transcription of two sheets of colored tables:

[Sheet one]
July 6, 1998

State Department

China Satellite Licenses

Company Satellite Customer License/
Launch Date		 TAA From
State?		 TTCP
Required?		 DoD Monitors
Required?
Hughes Asiasat-1 Asia Satellite Telecom,
Hong Kong		 12/20/89
4/7/90		 YES YES YES
Hughes Optus-B1 OPTUS Networks
(Australia)		 5/2/91
8/14/92		 YES YES YES
Hughes Optus-B2 OPTUS Networks
(Australia)		 5/2/91
12/21/92
(failed)		 YES YES YES
Hughes Apstar-1 APT Satellite Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong		 4/5/93
7/21/94		 YES YES YES
Hughes Apstar-2 APT Satellite Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong		 4/5/93
MTCR Sanctions		 YES YES YES
Loral Intelsat VIIA Intelsat 7/14/93
2/14/96
(failed)		 YES YES YES

[Sheet two]
July 6, 1998

Commerce Department

China Satellite Licenses

Company Satellite Customer License/
Launch Date		 TAA From
State?		 TTCP
Required?		 DoD Monitors
Required?
Martin Marietta Asiasat-2 Asia Satellite Telecom,
Hong Kong		 1/7/94
11/28/95		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 YES
Hughes Apstar-2
(Model 601)		 APT Satellite Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong		 2/1/94
1/26/95		 NO NO NO
Hughes Optus-B3 OPTUS Networks
(Australia)		 4/6/94
8/28/94		 NO NO NO
Martin Marietta Echostar-1 Echostar DBS
Corp., USA		 8/10/94
12/28/95		 NO NO NO
Martin Marietta Echostar-2 Echostar DBS
Corp., USA		 8/10/94
Cancelled		 NO NO NO
Hughes Apstar-1A APT Satellite Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong		 6/23/95
7/3/96		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 NO
Loral Apstar-2R APT Satellite Co. Ltd.
Hong Kong		 12/30/95
10/16/97		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 YES
Hughes Chinasat-7 China Telecom.
Broadcast Satellite
Corp.		 2/9/96
8/18/96		 NO NO NO
Loral Mabuhay Mabuhay Philippines
Satellite Corp.		 2/9/96
8/19/97		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 YES
Lockheed-Martin ChinaStar-1 China Orient Telecom.
Satellite Co. Ltd.		 2/10/96
5/30/98		 NO NO NO*
Motorola Iridium Iridium LLC 3/31/97
Various		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 YES
Loral ChinaSat-8 China National Postal
and Telecom Appliances
Corp.		 3/24/98
Future launch		 YES YES
Per State TAA		 YES
*Monitors not required but present due to
contractor request or other circumstances		 

[Congressional Record: July 8, 1998 (Digest)]
[Page D731-D732]
From the Congressional Record Online via GPO Access [wais.access.gpo.gov]
[DOCID:cr08jy98-1]

 
                                            Wednesday, July 8, 1998

                              Daily Digest

                                 Senate

SATELLITE EXPORT CONTROLS
Committee on Governmental Affairs: Subcommittee on International 
Security, Proliferation, and Federal Services concluded hearings to 
examine whether the Department of Commerce commercial satellite export 
control policy and process toward China is adequate to prevent 
technology transfers which pose a threat to United States security, 
after receiving testimony from John D. Holum, Acting Under Secretary of 
State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs; William A. 
Reinsch, Under Secretary of Commerce for Export Administration; and 
Frank W. Miller, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense.

[Note: According to Julie Sander no testimony was presented at the
hearing. Chair Senator Cochran distributed charts and documents. Three
of the documents (15 pp.) describe Hughes Aircraft Company's 1992-93 
application for commercial satellite export license and conditions for 
transfer of data and technology. Copies Hughes' November 30, 1992 request
(9 pp.) and a Commerce response (2 pp.) are poor but are being transcribed.
See the third (4 pp.) describing concerns of the Department of Defense.