November 13, 2012 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE, Vol. 158, Pt. 11 15141 Whereas President Reagan recognized Ray- PHILIP S. GOLDBERG, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CHRISTINE ANN ELDER, OF VIRGINIA WANDA L. NESBITT, OF PENNSYLVANIA NINA MARIA FITE, OF PENNSYLVANIA mond Weeks as the driving force behind Vet- VICTORIA NULAND, OF CONNECTICUT ERIC ALAN FLOHR, OF MARYLAND erans Day while presenting Raymond Weeks MICHELE JEANNE SISON, OF MARYLAND DANIEL L. FOOTE, OF VIRGINIA with the Presidential Citizens Medal on No- DANIEL BENNETT SMITH, OF VIRGINIA KENNETH LEE FOSTER, OF VIRGINIA ROBERT ARTHUR FRAZIER, OF TEXAS vember 11, 1982; CAREER MEMBER OF THE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE, CLASS OF MINISTER-COUNSELOR: THOMAS G. GALLO, OF NEW JERSEY Whereas Raymond Weeks should be recog- REBECCA ELIZA GONZALES, OF TEXAS KARL PHILIP ALBRECHT, OF VIRGINIA nized for his push to honor the great men MARTHA J. HAAS, OF ARIZONA THEODORE ALLEGRA, OF COLORADO SARAH COOPER HALL, OF NEW YORK and women who have served their country BRUCE ARMSTRONG, OF FLORIDA SCOTT IAN HAMILTON, OF ILLINOIS with a special day of recognition; and CLARE A. BARKLEY, OF MARYLAND TODD PHILIP HASKELL, OF FLORIDA ROBERT I. BLAU, OF VIRGINIA ANDREW B. HAVILAND, OF IOWA Whereas Birmingham, Alabama, should be ROBERTO GONZALES BRADY, OF CALIFORNIA PETER MARK HAYMOND, OF VIRGINIA recognized for its contributions to the insti- JOHN BRIEN BRENNAN, OF VIRGINIA DENNIS WALTER HEARNE, OF NORTH CAROLINA PIPER ANNE WIND CAMPBELL, OF THE DISTRICT OF CO- BRIAN GEORGE HEATH, OF NEW JERSEY tution of Veterans Day: Now, therefore, be it LUMBIA Resolved, That the Senate— JONATHAN HENICK, OF CALIFORNIA JONATHAN RAPHAEL COHEN, OF CALIFORNIA G. KATHLEEN HILL, OF TEXAS (1) recognizes Birmingham, Alabama, as MARK J. COHEN, OF TEXAS NICHOLAS MANNING HILL, OF RHODE ISLAND the home to the first and longest running MAUREEN E. CORMACK, OF ILLINOIS JEFFREY M. HOVENIER, OF MARYLAND JOHN S. CREAMER, OF VIRGINIA GEORGE W. INDYKE, JR., OF NEW JERSEY celebration of Veterans Day; JEFFREY DELAURENTIS, OF NEW YORK ERIC A. JOHNSON, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (2) recognizes Raymond Weeks for his pio- LAURA FARNSWORTH DOGU, OF TEXAS GARY P. KEITH, OF OHIO neering efforts in the establishment of Vet- WALTER DOUGLAS, OF NEVADA ERIC KHANT, OF FLORIDA CATHERINE I. EBERT-GRAY, OF COLORADO YURI KIM, OF GUAM erans Day; and SUSAN MARSH ELLIOTT, OF FLORIDA KARIN MARGARET KING, OF OHIO (3) honors the sacrifices of, and pays trib- THOMAS SCOTT ENGLE, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DANIEL JOSEPH KRITENBRINK, OF VIRGINIA ute to, the men and women of the United MARILYN CLAIRE FERDINAND, OF VIRGINIA YAEL LEMPERT, OF NEW YORK VALERIE C. FOWLER, OF WASHINGTON JAMES MARX LEVY, OF WASHINGTON States in uniform who risk life and limb for DANIEL EDWARD GOODSPEED, OF VIRGINIA JOHN M. LIPINSKI, OF PENNSYLVANIA their country at home and overseas. WILLIAM S. GREEN, OF OHIO PATRICIA ALICE MAHONEY, OF TEXAS JERI S. GUTHRIE-CORN, OF CALIFORNIA JEANNE M. MALONEY, OF TENNESSEE f MICHAEL A. HAMMER, OF MARYLAND COLETTE MARCELLIN, OF VIRGINIA D. BRENT HARDT, OF FLORIDA CARYN R. MCCLELLAND, OF CALIFORNIA ORDERS FOR WEDNESDAY, ROBERT A. HARTUNG, OF VIRGINIA BRIAN DAVID MCFEETERS, OF NEW MEXICO NOVEMBER 14, 2012 WILLIAM A. HEIDT, OF CALIFORNIA JACQUELINE K. MCKENNAN, OF WYOMING JAMES WILLIAM HERMAN, OF WASHINGTON MARTHA L. MELZOW, OF CALIFORNIA Mr. UDALL of Colorado. Mr. Presi- THOMAS MARK HODGES, OF TENNESSEE PHILLIP ANDREW MIN, OF NEW JERSEY MARTIN P. HOHE, OF FLORIDA WILLIAM JAMES MOZDZIERZ, OF NEW YORK dent, I ask unanimous consent that CHARLES F. HUNTER, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA KATHERINE ANNE MUNCHMEYER, OF TEXAS when the Senate completes its business MARK J. HUNTER, OF FLORIDA MICHAEL J. MURPHY, OF VIRGINIA DONALD EMIL JACOBSON, OF VIRGINIA ROBERT BARRY MURPHY, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE today, it adjourn until 2:30 p.m. on KELLY ANN KEIDERLING FRANZ, OF CALIFORNIA ROBERT WILLIAM OGBURN, OF MARYLAND Wednesday, November 14, 2012; that fol- SUNG Y. KIM, OF CALIFORNIA SHEILA R. PASKMAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA JOHN CHARLES LAW, OF VIRGINIA LISA J. PETERSON, OF NEW YORK lowing the prayer and the pledge, the RUSSELL G. LE CLAIR, JR., OF ILLINOIS ROBERT A. PITRE, OF WASHINGTON Journal of proceedings be approved to MARY BETH LEONARD, OF MASSACHUSETTS BETH L. POISSON, OF MARYLAND DONALD LU, OF CALIFORNIA ELIZABETH MABEL WHALEN PRATT, OF THE DISTRICT date, the morning hour be deemed ex- LEWIS ALAN LUKENS, OF VIRGINIA OF COLUMBIA pired, and the time for the two leaders DEBORAH RUTH MALAC, OF VIRGINIA DAVID HUGH RANK, OF ILLINOIS WILLIAM JOHN MARTIN, OF CALIFORNIA JOEL RICHARD REIFMAN, OF TEXAS be reserved for their use later in the ROBIN HILL MATTHEWMAN, OF WASHINGTON DAVID M. REINERT, OF NEW MEXICO day; that the majority leader be recog- ELIZABETH KAY WEBB MAYFIELD, OF TEXAS JOAN MARIE RICHARDS, OF CALIFORNIA JAMES P. MCANULTY, OF VIRGINIA RAYMOND D. RICHHART, JR., OF CALIFORNIA nized, and that the first hour be equal- THOMAS S. MILLER, OF MINNESOTA WILLIAM VERNON ROEBUCK, JR., OF NORTH CAROLINA ly divided and controlled between the BARRY M. MOORE, OF TEXAS MICHAEL D. SCANLAN, OF PENNSYLVANIA MICHAEL CHASE MULLINS, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE STEPHEN M. SCHWARTZ, OF NEW YORK two leaders or their designees, with the JOHN OLSON, OF CALIFORNIA JUSTIN H. SIBERELL, OF CALIFORNIA majority controlling the first half and THEODORE G. OSIUS, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA GEORGE NEIL SIBLEY, OF CONNECTICUT ROBERT GLENN RAPSON, OF NEW HAMPSHIRE ADAM H. STERLING, OF NEW YORK the Republicans controlling the final ROBERT A. RILEY, OF FLORIDA JOHN C. SULLIVAN, OF CALIFORNIA half; and the filing deadline for first- GARY D. ROBBINS, OF WASHINGTON MELINDA TABLER-STONE, OF VIRGINIA TODD DAVID ROBINSON, OF NEW JERSEY JOHN STEPHEN TAVENNER, OF TEXAS degree amendments to S. 3525 be 4 p.m. MATTHEW M. ROONEY, OF TEXAS DEAN RICHARD THOMPSON, OF MARYLAND Wednesday. DANA SHELL SMITH, OF CALIFORNIA SUSAN ASHTON THORNTON, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- DEAN L. SMITH, OF TEXAS BIA The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without PAMELA L. SPRATLEN, OF CALIFORNIA LAIRD D. TREIBER, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA objection, it is so ordered. STEPHANIE SANDERS SULLIVAN, OF MARYLAND JEFFREY A. VANDREAL, OF TEXAS SUSAN M. SUTTON, OF VIRGINIA LISA ANNETTE VICKERS, OF CALIFORNIA f MICHAEL EMBACH THURSTON, OF WASHINGTON SAMUEL ROBERT WATSON III, OF VIRGINIA PAUL ALLEN WEDDERIEN, OF CALIFORNIA DONNA ANN WELTON, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PROGRAM ALICE G. WELLS, OF VIRGINIA TERRY JOHN WHITE, OF OREGON THOMAS E. WILLIAMS, JR., OF VIRGINIA STEPHANIE TURCO WILLIAMS, OF TEXAS Mr. UDALL of Colorado. Mr. Presi- ROBERT A. WOOD, OF NEW YORK EUGENE STEWART YOUNG, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM- UZRA S. ZEYA, OF FLORIDA BIA dent, earlier today, cloture was filed on BENJAMIN G. ZIFF, OF CALIFORNIA CAREER MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE, S. 3525, the Sportsmen’s Act. Under the THE FOLLOWING-NAMED CAREER MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF COUNSELOR, AND CONSULAR OFFICERS AND rule, the cloture vote will occur on FOREIGN SERVICE FOR PROMOTION INTO THE SENIOR SECRETARIES IN THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE OF THE FOREIGN SERVICE, AS INDICATED: CAREER MEMBERS OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Thursday morning. THE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE UNITED STATES ROBERT L. ADAMS, OF VIRGINIA f OF AMERICA, CLASS OF COUNSELOR: THOMAS A. BARNARD, OF VIRGINIA DAVID W. ABELL, OF ARKANSAS FRANCIS JOHN BRAY, JR., OF CALIFORNIA ADJOURNMENT UNTIL 2:30 P.M. ARUNA S. G. AMIRTHANAYAGAM, OF NEW YORK CARMEN MARGARITA CASTRO, OF VIRGINIA TANYA CECELIA ANDERSON, OF PENNSYLVANIA RONNIE S. CATIPON, OF VIRGINIA TOMORROW MICHAEL ADAM BARKIN, OF FLORIDA DAVID F. COOPER, OF FLORIDA PETER HENRY BARLERIN, OF MARYLAND EDWIN W. DALY, OF VIRGINIA Mr. UDALL of Colorado. If there is SUSAN TEBEAU BELL, OF SOUTH CAROLINA CRAIG DICKER, OF MARYLAND no further business to come before the VIRGINIA LYNN BENNETT, OF GEORGIA MARK S. GRAVES, OF VIRGINIA RANDY W. BERRY, OF COLORADO EDWIN GUARD, OF VIRGINIA Senate, I ask unanimous consent it ad- BRUCE BERTON, OF WASHINGTON CHARLES J. HORKEY, OF FLORIDA journ under the previous order. DONALD ARMIN BLOME, OF ILLINOIS RICHARD J. INGRAM, OF VIRGINIA ANDREW NORBU BOWEN, OF TEXAS MICHAEL P. KANE, OF VIRGINIA There being no objection, the Senate, SUE LENORE BREMNER, OF CALIFORNIA KEVIN J. KILPATRICK, OF INDIANA at 6:55 p.m., adjourned until Wednes- MARIA E. BREWER, OF INDIANA GREGARY JAMES LEVIN, OF CALIFORNIA NATALIE EUGENIA BROWN, OF VIRGINIA JEFFREY D. LISCHKE, OF VIRGINIA day, November 14, 2012, at 2:30 p.m. GREGORY S. BURTON, OF VIRGINIA KATHLEEN G. LIVELY, OF VIRGINIA f BRENT DONALD BYERS, OF VIRGINIA THOMAS G. MCDONOUGH, OF MARYLAND PAUL MICHAEL CANTRELL, OF CALIFORNIA BRIAN J. MCKENNA, OF MARYLAND NOMINATIONS LISA MARIE CARLE, OF CALIFORNIA PATRICK J. MOORE, OF FLORIDA JOHN LESLIE CARWILE, OF MARYLAND WAYNE F. QUILLIN, OF NEW YORK Executive nominations received by LAURENT D. CHARBONNET, OF LOUISIANA JOHN H. RENNICK, OF TEXAS CRAIG LEWIS CLOUD, OF FLORIDA SUSAN B. SUMMERS, OF VIRGINIA the Senate: NANCY LYNN CORBETT, OF CALIFORNIA ROBERT W. WEITZEL, OF VIRGINIA FOREIGN SERVICE GREGGORY D. CROUCH, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN THE ARMY DON D. CURTIS, OF MARYLAND THE FOLLOWING-NAMED CAREER MEMBERS OF THE JOHN J. DAIGLE, OF LOUISIANA THE FOLLOWING NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JOEL DANIES, OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY TO THE GRADE INDICATED STATE FOR PROMOTION INTO AND WITHIN THE SENIOR JOHN WINTHROP DAYTON III, OF TEXAS WHILE ASSIGNED TO A POSITION OF IMPORTANCE AND FOREIGN SERVICE TO THE CLASSES INDICATED: NICHOLAS JULIAN DEAN, OF VIRGINIA RESPONSIBILITY UNDER TITLE 10, U.S.C., SECTION 601: CAREER MEMBERS OF THE SENIOR FOREIGN SERVICE ROBIN D. DIALLO, OF CALIFORNIA To be general OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, CLASS OF CAREER JOHN WALTER DINKELMAN, OF WYOMING MINISTER: BRIAN P. DOHERTY, OF FLORIDA GEN. DAVID M. RODRIGUEZ

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