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A Summary of Roll Call Votes in the U.S SPEOIAL EDITION Newstand Price $5.00 This edition of Monthly Roll Call lists each Representative's Washing- j^JonrB-CBflffice^address and telephone number as well as the names of key staff membemj;Reporting of roll call votes will be resumed with the April ^^-edilioajwhidTwill cover the period January 1-February 28, 1979. A Summary of Roll Call Votes In the U.S. House of Representatives MARCH 1979 Volume II• Number 3 Published by The Conservative Caucus Research, Analysis Education Foundation 7777 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia 22043 Monthly Roll Call is published by The Conservative Caucus Research,Analysis, and Education Foundation. Each person who contributes twenty-five dollars or more annually to the Foundation, will be included on the list for free distribution. Monthly Roll Call is intended to serve as a factual, impartial report of all substantive votes taken in the U.S. House of Represen tatives during the calendar periods reported. The "Explanations of Roll Call Votes" and all other data are based on the Congressional Record. The Conservative Caucus Research, Analysis, and Education Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit, non-partisan, Virginia corporation with administrative offices at 7777 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, Virginia 22043. Project offices are located at 47 West Street, Bos ton, Massachusetts 02111. TCCRAEF's officers and trustees are: Howard Phillips, Presi dent; Michael A. Valerie, Vice President; Rep. Louis Jenkins, Sec retary; J. Alan MacKay, Treasurer; Bruce Herschensohn, Con gressman Lawrence P. McDonald, Edward E. McAteer, and Raymond Shamie. KEY L.A. Legislative Assistant A.A. Administrative Assistant S.S. Scheduling Secretary All three digit room numbers are in the Cannon House Office Building All four digit room numbers which begin with a 1 are in the Longworth House Office Building All four digit room numbers which begin with a 2 are in the Rayburn House Office Building All addresses are Washington, D.C., 20515 The area code for all telephone numbers is (202) CORRECTION The January edhien of Baumann-62,098. 'THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS RESEARCH, ANALYSIS & EDUCATION FOUNDATION 1979 KEY STAFF DiST KEY NAME OF DIST. KEY NAME OF STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE Alabama 01 Jack Edwards 2369 225-4931 California 01 Harold T. Johnson 2347 225-3076 LA—Debbie Kasper LA—John Nutter AA—David Pruitt AA—Charles E. Bosley SS—Charlotte O'Maiiey SS—Judy Windham 02 William L. Dickinson 2468 225-2901 02 Don H. Clausen 2336 225-3311 LA—Ben Schram LA—Jean Toohey AA—J. C. Steen AA—Larry Groves SS—Brenda Wambaugh SS—Sandra Ball 03 William Nichols 2417 225-3261 03 Robert T. Matsui 502 225-7163 LA—Joan Corbett LA—Sandra Stuart AA—Winston Lett AA—Manuel Valencia SS—Mary Rice SS—Cindy O'Connor 04 Tom Beviil 2305 225-4876 04 Vic Fazio 1709 225-5716 LA— LA—Mr. Pat Fulton AA—Hank Sweitzer AA—Tim Howe SS—Betty Johnson SS—Susan Chamblin 05 Ronnie G. Flippo 439 225-4801 05 John L. Burton 1714 225-5161 LA—Dr. Frank Toohey LA—John Olmstead AA—Bill Rasco AA—Mary Lansing SS—Nancy Madden SS—Mary Lansing 06 John H. Buchanan, Jr. 2263 225-4921 06 Phillip Burton 2304 225-4965 LA—Cathy Sullivan LA—Mark Gersh AA—Mr. Terry Apple AA—Mark Gersh SS—Meredith Wilson SS—Nancy Leong 07 Richard C. Shelby 1408 225-2665 07 George Miller 1531 225-2095 LA—Adelia Maddox LA—John Lawrence AA—Rick Roberts AA—John Lawrence SS—Ann Caldwell SS—Sylvia Muszalski 08 Ronald V. Dellums 2464 225-2661 Alaska 01 Don Young 1210 225-5765 LA—Marilyn EIrod LA—Pam Meyer AA—Art Kennedy AA—Barbara Lee SS—Edith Vivian SS—John Apperson 09 Fortney H. Stark 1034 225-5065 Arizona 01 John J. Rhodes 2310 225-2635 LA—Neil Simon LA—Carolyn Johnston AA—Becky Burr AA—Jim Feltham SS—Ella Humphard 88—Clara Posey 10 Don Edwards 2329 225-3072 02 Morris K. Udall 231 225-4065 LA—Roberta Haeberie LA—Bonnie Kell AA—Mark Miller AA—Bob Reveles SS—Doris Lumpkins SS—Dee Jackson 11 Vacant 03 Bob Stump 211 225-4576 LA—Lisa Jackson 12 Paul N. McCloskey, Jr. 205 225-5411 AA—Charlie Thompson LA—Judy Gleason AA—Amber Scholtz SS—Jo Ellen Bivona SS—Amanda Moss 04 Eldon Rudd 1110 225-3361 13 313 225-2631 LA—Tom Boney Norman Y. Mineta AA—George Archibald LA—Kelley Andrews 88—Jane Diwens AA—Antoinette Durkin SS—Deborah Yamada Arkansas 01 William V. Alexander 201 225-4076 14 Norman D. Shumway 1228 225-2511 LA—Henry Woods LA—Charles Jones AA—William J. Miles AA—Christopher Seeger SS—Judy Smith SS—Anne Eisenhower 02 Ed Bethune 1310 225-2506 15 Tony Coelho 216 225-6131 LA—Val Janis LA—Gwen Luty AA—Jerry Climer AA—Archie Nahigian SS—Marlene Thompson SS—Cindy Kidder 03 John Hammerschmidt 2160 225-4301 16 Leon E. Panetta 431 225-2861 LA—Beth Walker LA—Penny Gentilly AA—Raymond Reid AA—Diana Marino SS—Julie Kolberg SS—Diana Marino 04 Beryl Anthony, Jr. 506 225-3772 17 Charles Pashayan, Jr. 1427 225-3341 LA—Ed Jones LA—Jim Moore AA— AA—Larry Adams SS—Carol Garrison SS—Kris Seeger I 33 i KEY STAFF DIST. KEY NAME OF DIST. KEY NAME OF STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE California 18 William Thomas 324 225-2915 California 34 Daniel E. Lungren 1313 225-2415 LA—Jack McGrath LA—Dave Luken AA—Cathy Swajian AA—Mary Ann Zaioumis SS—Elizabeth Norris SS—Karen Feigner 19 Robert J. Lagomarsino 1117 225-3601 35 James F. Lloyd 222 225-2305 LA—John Doherty LA—Lisa Phillips AA—Montgomery Winkler AA—Jerry Giovaniello SS—Susan Gerrick SS—Marsalette Harman 20 Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. 2240 225-4461 36 George E. Brown 2342 225-6161 LA—Alan Seversun LA—Dennis Hernandez AA— AA—^Tom Moss SS—Jane Havlicek SS—Pat Hester 21 James C. Cormon 2217 225-5811 37 Jerry Lewis 327 225-5861 LA—Mary Biesenbach LA—Susan Smith AA—Robert Ruben AA—Arlene Willis SS—Coke Moll SS—Patricia Wenger 22 Carlos J. Moorhead 2442 225-4176 38 Jerry Patterson 137 225-2965 LA—Jim Rich LA—Marybeth Neese AA—Alice Andersen AA—Greg Sanders SS—Pam Nelson SS—Marykay McClure 23 Anthony C. Beilenson 1025 225-5911 39 William E. Dannemeyer 1206 225-4111 LA—Michael Poloyac LA—Jean Turmala AA—Janet Faulstich AA—Ron Pearson SS—Connie Lykes SS—Jenny Roth 24 Henry A. Waxman 1721 225-3976 40 Robert E. Badham 1108 225-5611 LA—Rip Forbes LA—Argyle Nelson AA—Burt Margolin AA—Brad Hathaway SS—Norah Lucey SS—Louise Willett 25 Edward R. Roybal 2211 225-6235 41 Bob Wilson 2307 225-3201 LA—Manuel Tijerina LA—Karen Heath AA—Harry Pachon AA—Edward F. Terrar, Jr. SS—Nancy Naylor SS—Cathy Parham Lionel Van Deerlin 26 John H. Rousselot 2133 225-4206 42 2408 225-5672 LA—Barbara Beatty LA—Alan Ciamporcero AA—Vyonne Rousselot AA—Mona Knight SS—Vyonne Rousselot SS—Shirley Dave 43 Clair W. Burgener 27 Robert K. Dornan 419 225-6451 343 225-3906 LA—Reed Boatright LA—Dr. Bob Moffit AA—Lynn Harvey AA—Harry Compton SS—Lynn Harvey SS—Jayne Gillenwaters Patricia Schroeder 28 Julian C. Dixon 423 225-7084 Colorado 01 2437 225-4431 LA—Bevan Dufty LA—Nan Greenebaum AA—Delpha Hacker AA—Cheryl Riedmlller SS—Maria Terry SS—Jan Seymour 02 Timothy E. Wirth 312 225, 29 Augustus F. Hawkins 2371 225-2201 LA—David Aylward 2161 LA—Saralee Todd AA—Cary Caton AA—John W. Smith SS—Tim Moore SS—Annette Crumbley 03 Ray Kogovsek 501 225-4761 30 George E. Danlelson 2202 225-5464 la—Mike Lopez LA— AA—Walley Stealey AA—Ray Sebens SS—Vera Lou Durignon SS—Pat Anderson 04 James P. Johnson 2242 225-4676 31 Charles H. Wilson 2409 225-5425 LA—Jim Huska LA—Rudy De Leon AA—Bill Cleary AA—John Pontius SS—Patti Wilson SS—Betty Teitgen 05 Kenneth Kramer 1724 225-4422 32 Glenn M. Anderson 2410 225-6676 LA—Lyn Withey LA—John Cullather AA—Lee Modesitt AA—Robert Freeland SS—Theresa Spriggs SS—Pat Slovak 33 Wayne Grisham 511 225-3576 Connecticut 01 William R. Cotter 2134 225-2265 LA—Susan Gordon LA—Michael Pucker AA—Duane Hatch AA—Bill Cunningham SS—Bonnie May SS—Janice Shiflet 34 KEY STAFF DIST. KEY NAME OF DIST. KEY NAME OF STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE STATE NO. STAFF CONGRESSMAN ADD. PHONE Connecticut 02 Christopher J. Dodd 224 225-2076 Florida 11 Daniel A. Mica 512 225-3001 LA—Bruce Gwinn LA—Allen Russin AA—Beth Provinse AA—Richard McBride SS—Nancy Leykam SS—Vicky Mustari 03 Robert N. Giaimo 2207 225-3661 12 Edward Stack 1440 225-3026 LA—Robert Dobek LA—Jeff Trammell AA—Eileen Nixon AA—Mary Lou Lucas SS—Margaret Ross SS—Andi Feinberg 04 Stewart B. McKinney 106 225-5541 13 William Lehman 2440 225-4211 LA—Hank Spring LA—Marsha Runningen AA—Larry Halloran AA—Carolyn Rockymore SS—Lynn Lehrman SS—Ida Levin 05 William Ratchford 437 225-3822 14 Claude D. Pepper 2239 225-3931 LA—Clifford Johnson LA—Liz Bedell AA—Mary Scheckelhoff AA—Jim Southerland SS—Kathleen Everding SS—Frances Campbell 06 A. Toby Moffett 127 225-4476 15 Dante B. Fascell 2354 225-4506 LA— LA—Marsha Schmitz AA—Jeff Leichtman AA—Bob O'Regan SS—Anne Senese SS—Christine Metzer Delaware 01 Thomas B. Evans, Jr. 316 225-4165 Georgia 01 Ronald Ginn 317 225-5831 LA—Kevin Abrams LA—Karen F.
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