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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 5, l976
MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF
THROUGH: CHARLES LEPPERT, JR.
FROM: TOM LOEFFLER4(-l-r•
SUBJECT: Calls to Minority Members, House Banking and Currency and Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees Synthetic Fuel Legislation
Most Members were "out of pocket" on Saturday. I will continue to place calls over the weekend.
I did, however, receive the following reactions:
Rep. Garry Brown
Has not had a chance to focus on the legislation. Stated he would review it promptly. I informed him of the Administration's support for the Science and Technology legislation and asked for any assistance he might be able to provide.
Rep. Chalmers Wylie
Has testified in favor of this legislation. Said he will work to get it out of the Banking and Currency Committee just as it was reported from Science and Technology.
Rep. John Heinz
Has not taken a position. I relayed the Administration position and asked for any assistance he might be able to provide in the Energy and Power Subcommittee, as well as in the Full Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. - 2 -
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Rep. Matt Rinaldo
Has not focused on the legislation. I explained the Administration's position. Matt said he would take a look at the legislation and would try to help. THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 5, 1976
Charlie
Except for the Synthetic Fuel calls, Saturday was quiet and routine.
l) We contacted Jim Jones' office to notify him of the President 1 s declaration of Tulsa, Oklahoma for disaster relief.
2) Re. Revenue Sharing -- was not able to get ahold of Congressman Pepper in Florida. Will continue to try to reach him.
3) In Max's absence, I relayed the Speaker's announced retirement to Jack Marsh after we learned of said announcement via radio. We got the two wire announcements to Jack immediately.
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Jme 4, 1976 Office of Congressional Relations NCYI'E 'ID MAX FRIEDERSOORF URGENT Attached is the best list we have so far on the SynFuel vote. I have marked the ones we could use the nnst help "With - - especially the nnre conservative Members and the Members of the three Ccmnittees presently considering the bill. Alt three must report out by June 18th and we look for Floor action in the House the last week of Jme. I am sending copies to Hal Eberle and Stan Hildago asking for their assistance too.
H. Holli A'W:.YSIS OF .·HOUSE -- HR 12112, SYNFUELS I.DAN GUARANTEES
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ABDi.'\UR 3 BRCOtlFIEID 3 ABZOG 5 BIOVN,C. 2 ~.D..¥lS 1 BROWN ,G. (Mich) 1 ADDABBO 3 BRa'lN ,G. (Ca) l ALBER!' (1) BROYHILL 4 ALEXANDER 1 BUCHANAN 1 .AMB..~ 1 BURGENER 2 A'IDERSON,G. 3 BURKE,J.H. 3 .ANDERSON,J. 1 BURKE,J.A. 4 i:F::.. _;_;...:<-:_7 ... -;-~~~,_.,,._;;:i·~~a::::..'.;:~·,:.;.~~;_:. ..:~ . Y.tg)R@;;:t~B~ -.- - .. . A'IDRE:ws ,M~ . ~ . 2 . ... - . - . . BU'RLEsoi.'1 ~- ~ -· -·~ ~; =- --~~:i.'7:·;,.-:_ :!i.~~-~;J~-t~:- ~~ Ai."'-ThllJNZIO 1 BURLISON 1 ARCHER 3 BUR.ION ,J. 5 AR.'1STRONG 1 BURI'ON ,P. 5 ASHBR(X)K 3 BUliER 3 ASHLEY· 2 BYRON 1 ASPIN 5 CARNEY 3 AU COIN 3 CARR 5 BADru.o 3 CARl'ER 1 BAFALIS --(Vote P) CEDERBERG 1 - BAI.DUS 3 CHAPPELL 1 B.1>J.JCUS 3 CHISHOIM 5 BAu"MAN 5 CI.ANCY 2 BE.ARD ,E. 3 CLAUSEN 1 BEAHD ,R. 1 CLAWSON 1 BEDELL 5 CfAY ~ BELL 1 CLEVELl\ND 1 ~ 1 COCHRAN 1 BERGIAND 1 COHEN 3 BEVILL 1 COLLINS,C. 5 BIAGGI 3 COLLINS ,J. 1 BIESTER S. ~ 3 BINGHA..'11.1 5 CONLAN 4· BIA'JCfiARD 1 CONTE 5 BWUIN 5 CONYERS 5 :SO::::-.GS l CORMAN 1 BOI..AN9 3 CORNELL 3 BOLLING 1 aYITER 1 B0)i"1CER l COUGHLIN 5 !3GiEN 1 CRANE 3 BR~EMUS 2 DI AMJURS 1 BREAUX J. DANIEL,Dan 1 BP.ECKilUULGE 1 DANIEL, R. 3 R'RINKLEY l DANIEI:S 3 BRODHEAD 3 DANIEI:SON 2 BROOKS 3 DAVIS 3 - 2 -
DE IA GARZA 2 GOUMATER 5 DELANEY 2 GONZALEZ 2 DELLUMS 5 GCX>DLING 1 DENT 2 GRAD ISON 1 DERRICK 3 GRASS LEY 3 DERWINSKI 1 GREEN 3 DEVINE 4 GUDE 1 DICKINSON 1 GUYER 1 DIGGS 5 HAGEOORN 3 DINGELL 4 HALEY 3 OODD 1 HALL 1 I:OWNEY 5 HAMIL'IDN 3 IXmNING 1 ~ 1 DRINAN 5 HANLEY 3 DUNCAN,J. 1 HANNAFORD 1 DUNCAN,R. 3 HANSEN 3 DU Pelftl 3 HARKIN 1 FARLY 3 HARRINGIDN 5 EO JONES,R. 1 MEZVINSKY 5 JONES,W. 3 MICHEL 1 JORDAN 4 MIKVA 5 KAR.rH 3 MILFORD 1 KASTEN 3 MILLER, c. 1 KAS'Ill..~IER 3 MILLER, G. 5 KAZ EN 1 MI LIS 1 KELLY 2 MINETA 5 KEMP 3 MINISH 3 KE'IOillM 2 MINK 5 KEYS 3 MITCHELL, D. 3 KINDNESS 2 MITCHELL, P. 5 KOCH 5 OOAKIEY 3 KREBS 3 IDFFETr 5 KRlJEXiER 5 M:>LLOHAN 1 IA FAU::E 4 M:>N'I'GOMERY 1 ~:rro .! M:>ORE 3 IANDRDM 1 M:>ORHEAD, c. 2 IA'l"I!A 3- M:>ORHF.AD' w. ! LEGGE:lT 2 :r.'£>RGAN 1 LEHMAN 3 M:>SHER 1 IENT 3. M:>SS 5 LEVITAS 1 ID'I'I'L 3 LITION 2 MURPHY, J. 2 LLOYD,J. 1 MURPHY, M. 1 LLOYD,M. 1 MURl'HA 1 I.ONG,C. 3 MYERS, J. 1 LONG,G. 3 MYERS, G. 1 IDIT 1 NATCHER 1 WJAN 1 NEAL 3 ~ 3 NICHOLS 1 McCIDRY 1 NIX 1 McCOLLISTER 4 NOLAN 3 McCOR"1ACK 1 NCmAK 3 McDADE 1 OBERSTAR 3 McDONAID 1 OBEY 3 McEWEN '9 O'BRIEN 1 McHUGH 3 O'HARA. 4' McFALL 1 O'NEILL 1 McKAY 1 OITINGER 6+ McKINK'EY 2 PASSMAN 1 MADDEN 3 PA'ITEN 1 MADIGAN 3 PATI'ERSON 1 MAGUIRE 4 PA'ITISON 1 MA.HO~ 1 PEPPER 1 MANN 3 PERKINS 1 .MARI'IN 1 PEITIS 1 MATHIS 1 p~ ~ MATSUNAGA 5 PICKLE 1 MAZZOLI 1 PIKE 3 MEEDS 1 POAGE 1 MEI.CHER 5 PRESSLER 1 METCALFE 4 PREYER 1 MEYNER 3 PRICE 1 - 4 - PRI'IOiARD 3 SPELIMAN 4 QUIE 3 SPENCE 3 QUILLEN 1 STAGGERS 3 RAILSBACK 1 STAN'IDN,Bill 1 RANDALL 1 STANTON, J .V. 3 RANGEL 5 STARK 5 REES 1 STEED 1 REGUIA 2 STEEIMAN 4 REUSS 2 STEIGER, S. 3 RHODES 1 STEIGER, W. 3 RICHMJND 5 STEPHENS 1 RiffiLE 5 STOKES 3 RINAI.00 3 STRA'I'IDN 1 RISENHOOVER 1 S'IUCKEY 1 ROBER.I'S 1 STUDDS 3 IOBIN SON 3 SULLIVAN 4 IODINO 3 SYMING'IDN l ROE 5 SYM-15 ~ ROGERS 3 TAICOTl' Z' RCNCALIO 2 '12\.YIDR, G. 3 IroNEY 3 TAYIDR, R. 3 ROSE 3 TEAGUE 1 ROSENTHAL 5 THG1PSON 5 ROSTENKOWSKI 1 THONE 3 ROUSH 3 THORNTON 1 K>UBSm.m 2 TRAXIBR 3 OOYBAL 3 'mEl:!N 3 RUNNELS 1 TSONGAS 3 RUPPE 2 UDALL 5 RUSSO 3 ULIMAN 3 RYAN 3 VAN DEERLIN 2 ST GERMAIN 3 VANDER JAGr 1 SANTINI 3 VANDERVEEN 3 SARAS IN 1 VANIK 3 SARBANES 3 VIGORITO 5 SATl'ERFIEI.D 3 WAGCnNER 2 SCHEUER 1 WAI.SH 1 SCHNEEBELI 3 WAMPLER . 1 SCHROEDER 5 WEAVER 5 SCHULZE 3 WAXMAN 5 SEBELIUS 1 WHAIEN ~ SEIBERLING 5 WHITE 1 SHARP 3 WHI'I'EHUaS'l' 3 SHIPLEY 1 WHITrEN 1 SHRIVER 2 WIGGINS 1 SHUSTER 5 WILSON, B. 1 SIKES 1 WII.SON, C. (Texas) 1 SIM:>N 1 WILSON, C. (Calif} 1 SISK 1 WINN 1 SKUBITZ 2 WIRI'H 1 SIACK 1 WJLFF 5 SMITH,N. 1 WRIGHT 1 SMITH, V. 3 WYDLER 1 SNYDER 3 WYLIE 1 SOIARZ 3 YATES 5 - 5 - YATRON 1 YOUNG, A. 1 YOUNG, Bill ! YOUNG, D. 1 YOUNG, J. 1 ZABLOCKI l ZEFERETI'I 3 FARY 1 ALLEN § PAUL 4 llJNDINE 1 • ANALYSIS OF HOUSE -- HR 12112, SYNFUEIS I.DAN GUARANTEES AS OF: Ju"'-1~ DE IA GARZA 2 GOLDWATER 5 DELA.NEY 2 GONZALEZ 2 DELllJMS 5 GOODLING 1 DENT 2 GRAD ISON 1 DERRICK 3 GRASS LEY 3 DERWINSKI 1 GREEN 3 DEVINE 4 GUDE 1 DICKINSON 1 GUYER 1 DIGGS 5 HAGEOORN 3 DINGELL 4 HALEY 3 DODD 1 HALL 1 DOONEY 5 HAMIL'IDN 3 IXMNING 1 HAMMERSCHMIDl' 1 DRINAN 5 HANLEY 3 DUNCAN,J.· 1 HANNAFORD 1 DUNCAN,R. 3 HANSEN 3 DU PONT 3 HARKIN 1 EARLY 3 BARRINGIDN 5- . ECKHARIJr 4 HARRIS 3 EOOAR 5 HARSHA 3 EDWARDS,D. 3 HAWKINS 3 EDWARDS,J. 1 HAYES,P. 5 EILBERG 3 HAYS,W. 1 EMERY 1 HEBER!' 2 ENGLISH 1 BECHLER 5 ERLENBORN 3 HECKLER,M. 3 ESCH 1 HEFNER 3 ESHLEMAN 3 HEINZ 1 EVANS,D. (Ind) 2 HEI.S'IDSKI 3 EVANS,F. (Col) 1 HENDERSON 3 EVINS,J. 1 HICKS 1 FASCELL 3 HIGH'KMER 1 FENWICK 3 HILLIS 1 FINDLEY 3 HINSHAW 1 FISH 4 HOLil\ND 3 FISHER 3 HOLT 4 FITHIAN 3 HOLTZMAN 5 FIOOD 1 HORTON 1 FIDRIO 3 HOOARD 3 FLOWERS 1 Ha-IB 1. FLYNT 1 HUBBARD 1 FOLEY 1 HUGHES 3 FORD,H. 3 HUNGATE 3 FORD,W. 4 HUTCHINSON 5 FORSYTHE 1 HYDE 1 FOUNTAIN 3 I CHORD 1 FRASER 5 JACOBS 5 FRENZEL 3 JARMAN 1 FREY 1 JEFFORDS 1 FUQUA 1 JENRE'TI'E 4 GAYDOS 3 JOHN'SON,A. 1 GIAIMJ 1 JOHNSON,H. 1 GIBBONS. . 3 JOHNSON,J. 1 GIIMAN JONES,E. 3 GINN •. ····.t.,'...... JONES,J. 1 . - 3 - JONES,R. 1 MEZVIN'SKY 5 JONES,W. 3 MICHEL 1 JORDAN 4 MIKVA 5 R'.ARl'H 3 MIIFORD 1 KASTEN 3 MILLER, .C. 1 KASTENMEIER 3 MILLER, G. 5 KAZ EN 1 MILIS 1 KELLY 2 MINETA 5 KEMP 3 MINISH 3 KETCHUM 2 MINK 5 KEYS 3 MITCHEIL, D. 3 KINDNESS 2 MITCHEIL, P. 5 KCX:H 5 MJAKLEY 3 KREBS 3 IDE'F'Err 5 KRUEX:;ER 5 IDLIDHAN 1 IA FAI.CE 4 ~ 1 IAGC111ARSm:J 3· KX)RE 3 .IJ\NDROM 1 MX>RHEAD, C. 2 IATm 3 M.X>RHEAD, W. l LF.GGE'TI' 2 IDRGAN 1 LEHMAN 3 MJSHER 1 LENT 3 MJSS 5 LEVITAS 1 IDITL 3 LITIDN 2 MURPHY, J. 2 LI.DYD,J. 1 MURPHY, M. 1 LI..OYD,M. 1 MURI'HA 1 IDNG,C. 3 MYERS, J. 1 IDNG,G. 3 MYERS, G. 1 WIT 1 NATCHER 1 WJAN 1 NEAL 3 McCI.DSKEY 3 NICHOIS 1 McCI.ORY 1 NIX 1 MdX)LLISTER 4 NOLAN 3 McCOP.MACK 1 NCMAK 3 McDADE 1 OBERSTAR 3 McOONAI.D 1 OBEY 3 McEWEN 3 O'BRIEN 1 McHUGH 3 O'HARA 4 McFALL 1 O'NEILL 1 McKAY 1 arI'INGER 6+ lieKINNEY 2 PASSMAN 1 MADDEN 3 PATI'EN 1 MADIGAN 3 PA'ITERSON 1 MAGUIRE 4 PA'ITISON 1 MAHON 1 PEPPER 1 MANN 3 PERKINS 1 MARI'IN 1 PEITIS 1 MATHIS 1 PEYSER 3 MATSUNAGA 5 PICKLE 1 MAZZOLI 1 PIKE 3 MEEDS 1 POAGE· 1 MEICHER 5 PRESSLER 1 ME'IO\LFE a PREYER 1 MEYNER 3 PRICE 1 - 4 - PRI'!CHARD . 3 SPELLMAN 4 QUIE 3 SPENCE 3 QUILLEN 1 STAGGERS 3 RAILSBACK 1 STAN'IDN,Bill 1 RANDALL. 1 STANTON, J.V. 3 RANGEL 5 STARK 5 REES 1 STEED 1 REGULA 2 STEEIMAN 4 REUSS 2 STEIGER, S. 3 RHODES 1 STEIGER, W. 3 RICHM)NO 5 STEPHENS 1 RIEGLE 5 S'IOKES 3 RINAliX) 3 STRATTON 1 RISENHOOVER 1 S'IUCKEY 1 ROBERI'S 1 STUDDS 3 IOBIN SON 3 SULLIVA..~ 4 .;.. RODINO 3 SYMING'IDN 1 KE 5 ~· 3 ROGERS 3. 'mLCOIT -z RONCALIO 2 TAYLOR, G. 3 RCONEY 3 TAYLOR, R. 3 ROSE 3 TEAGUE 1 ROSENTHAL 5 THOOPSON 5 ROSTENKOWSKI 1 THONE 3 ROUSH 3 THORNTON 1 ROUSSEIDI' 2 TRAXLER 3 ROYBAL 3 TREEN 3 RUNNELS 1 TSONGAS 3 RUPPE 2 UDALL 5 RUSSO 3 UL.IMAN 3 RYAN 3 VAN DEERLIN 2 ST GERMAIN 3 VANDER JAGr 1 SANTINI 3 VANDERVEEN 3 SARAS IN 1 VANIK 3 SARBANES 3 VIGORI'IO 5 SA'ITERFIEID 3 WAGGONER 2 SCHEUER 1 WALSH 1 SCHNEEBELI 3 WAMPLER 1 SCHROEDER 5 WEAVER 5 SCHULZE 3 WAXMAN 5 SEBELIUS 1 WHALEN 3 SEIBERLING 5 WHITE 1 SHARP 3 WHITEHURST 3 SHIPLEY 1 WHITTEN 1 SHRIVER 2 WIGGINS 1 SHUSTER 5 WIISON, B. 1 SIKES 1 WIISON, C. (Texas) 1 SIMJN 1 WILSON, C. (Calif) 1 SISK 1 WINN 1 SKUBITZ 2 WIRI'H 1 SIACK 1 IDLFF 5 SMITH,N. 1 WRIGHT 1 SMITH, V. 3 WYDLER 1 SNYDER 3 WYLIE 1 SOLARZ 3 YATES 5 - 5 - YATRON 1 YOUNG, A. 1 YOUNG, Bill 3 YOUNG, D. 1 YOUNG, J. 1 ZABLOCKI 1 ZEFERE'ITI 3 FARY 1 ALLEN § PAUL 4 LU'NDINE 1 ... THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 4, 1976 TO: FROM: FYI Attachment JUN 41976 .. 1515 W1IS0'1 Bou'cv.ird Arli"'J J l, Va 22209 Telephone ',·03 :;-:. • 2000 William T. Murphy, Jr. , ' · •s .• 1on •1 t1e1 •111 , May 18, 1976 Mr. Glenn R. Schleede Associate Director, Domestic Council Room 228, Old Executive Office Building Washington, D. C. 20500 Dear Glenn: I am enclosing a breakdown of the votes of Republican Congressmen on the synfuel loan guarantee bill. The first column shows the members' position on the December 11, 1975 vote on Section 103 of the ERDA Authorization Bill. The numerical code is as follows: 1 equals vote in support of the legislation; 5 equals opposition; NV indicates not voting. An asterisk by a 5 or a NV indicates members who for various reasons are thought to be persuadable on this issue. The numbers in column two indicate our present assessment of members position on H.R. 12112, the synfuel loan guarantee bill, as of now. A 1 equals support for the legislation, 2 equals leaning for, 3 equals undecided, 4 equals leaning against, and 5 equals opposition to the bill. Once again an asterisk denotes members who are thought to be persuadable on this legislation. As you know a number of conservative Republicans who normally support industry legislation voted against this bill in December. From my discussions with some of these members and their staffs it is clear that some strong signals from the White House in support of H.R. 12112 would have a great effect. If you have any updates on positions of any Republican members I would appreciate hearing from you, as it would help us target our communications effort more effectively. I will be sending you any updates that we may have on this list as we get more returns in from our Grass Roots communication efforts. ·. Page 2 Glenn R. Schleede May 18, 1976 If you have any questions about any of these evaluations, please give me a ring and we can go over them. Sincerely, • William T. Attachment WTM/aeo . .. • JI . '•·., ·- >4 Member Vote Sec. 103 Position 12/11/75 5/17/76 Al:abama Edwards 1 1 Dickinson 1 1 Buchanan 1 1 Alaska Young 1 1 Arizona Rhodes 1 1 Steiger 5* 3 Conlan 1 1 Arkansas Hammerschmidt 1 1 California Clausen 5* 2 Mccloskey 5* 5* Talcott 5* 2 Ketchum nv* 1 Lagomarsino 5* 4 Goldwater 5* 5* Moorhead 5* 1 Rousselot 5* 1 Bell nv* 1 Clawson 5* 1 Pettis 1 1 Wiggins 5* 5* Hinshaw Wilson 1 1 Burgener 5* 1 Colorado Johnson 5* 1 Armstrong 5* 5* Connecticut McKinney 1 1 Saras in 1 1 Delaware Du Pont 5* 4 •,. ~ . Vote Sec . 103 Position Member 12/11/75 5/17/76 ''4' Florida Kelly 5* 5* Young 5* 5* Frey 1 1 Baf alis 5* 5* Burke 5* 5* Idaho Symrns 5* 2 Hansen 5* 5* Illinois Derwinski 1 1 Hyde 1 1 Crane 5* 5* Mcclory 1 1 Erlenborn 5* 5* Anderson 1 1 O'Brien 1 1 Michel 1 1 Railsback 1 1 Findley 5* 5* Madigan 5* 5* Indiana Hillis 1 1 Myers 1 1 Iowa Grassley 5 5 Kansas Sebelius nv* 2 Winn 1 1 Shriver 5* 2 Skubitz 5* 2 Kentucky Snyder 5* 5* Carter 1 1 Louisiana Treen 5* 5* Moore 5* 5* ~ " .,. . ..;..3_ ~· ,Member·~ Vote Sec. 103 Position ,... 12/11/75 5/17/76 Maine Emery 1 1 Cohen 5* 5* Maryland Bauman 5* 5* Holt 5* 5* Gude 5 5 Massachusetts Conte 5* 5* Hec!_{ler 5* 5* Michigan Esch 1 1 Brown 1 1 Hutchinson 5* 5* Vander Jagt nv* 3 Cederberg 1 1 Ruppe 5* 2 Broomfield 5* .2 Minnesota Quie 5* 5* Hagedorn 5 5 Frenzel 5 5 Mississippi Cochran 5* 5* Lott 5* 5* Missouri Taylor 5 New Hameshire Cleveland 1 1 New Jersey Fenwick 5* 5* Forsythe 1 1 Rinaldo 5* 5* .. New Mexico ,-,_ . Lujan 1 1·..'•', v " ...... , . .. Member Vote Sec . 103 Position 12/11/75 5/17/76 New York Lent 5* 5* Wydler '5* 1 Peyser nv* 5 Fish 5* 5* Gillman 1 1 McEwen 5 5 Mitchel 5* 5* Walsh 1 1 Horton nv* 5 Conable 5* 5* Kemp 5* 5* North Carolina Martin 1 1 Broyhill 5* 5* North Dakota Andrews 5* 2 Ohio Gradison 5* 2 Clancy 5* 2 Whalen 5 5 Guyer 5* 2 Latta 5* 5* Harsha 5* 5* Brown 5* 5* Kindness 5* 2 Miller 1 1 Stanton 1 1 Devine 5* 5* Mosher 1 1 Wylie 5* 5* Regula 5* 5* Ashbrook 5* 5* Oklahoma Jarman 1 1 Pennsylvania Schulze 5 5 Biester 5* 5* Shuster 5* 5* McDade 1 1 -. •,.•a.... -5- - ' ,. "" ~embe;r Vote Sec. 103 Position o;. 12/11/75 5/17/76 Pennsylvania Coughlin 5* 5* Eshleman 5* 5* Schneebeli 5* 5* Heinz nv* 5 Goodling, w 1 1 Johnson 1 1 Myers 1 1 South Carolina Spence 5* 5* South Dakota Pressler 5* 2 Abdnor 5* Tennessee Quillen 1 1 Duncan 1 1 Beard 1 1 Texas Collins 1 1 Steelman 5* 3 Archer 5* 3 Paul Vermont Jeffords 5* 5* Virginia Whitehurst 5* 5* Daniel 5* 5* Bulter 5* 5* Robinson 5* 5* Wampler 1 1 Washington Pritchard 5* 5* Wisconsin Steiger 5* 2 Kasten 5* 5* . JUN 1 0 THE WHITE HOUSE 1976 WASHINGTON Date (, "/~·16 TO:_~~·-----#L~~ FROM: Max L. Friedersdorf Please See Me ------Comments, Please------Other~~~ ,,(~ e.~. iJ<. ~ ~o~~ cMMJJ~~~ ca.r w~ c~. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 7, t976 MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF FROM: CHARLES LEPPERT, JR. at.r • SUBJECT: Responses to Synthetic Fuel Inquiries - HR-t2tt2 Pursuant to our inquiries, listed below are breakdowns of positions of Minority Members on the Banking and Currency and Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees. Banking and Currency Committee For Against Undecided A. Johnson Rousse tot G. Brown J. Stanton Schutze J. Conlan Wylie Ketty G. Hansen McKinney Grasstey B. Gradison Hyde Fenwick Paul In view of the large "no" and "undecided" responses, I suggest that it may be advantageous to contact John Roussetot. He seems to be genuinely interested in reporting out a compromise bitt which would be accepted by the conservatives. Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee For Against Undecided Carter Broyhill Devine B. Brown Collins Skubitz Frey Heinz McCollister Rinaldo Lent Moore Madigan C. Moorhead RESPONSES TO SYNTHETIC FUEL INQUIRIES -- MINORITY MEMBERS - HOUSE BANKING AND CURRENCY COMMITTEE Al Johnson Will support legislation as reported by the Science and Technology Committee. J. William Stanton Most likely will support Science and Technology bill, but really hasn't focused on it yet. Garry Brown Has not had a chance to focus on the legislation. Stated he would review it promptly. Informed him of the Administration's support for the Science and Technology legislation and asked for any assistance he might be able to provide. Chalmers Wylie Has testified in favor of this legislation. Said he will work to get it out of the Banking and Currency Committee just as it was reported from Science and Technology. John Rousselot Opposed in the present form, but would like to work something out along the lines of the Lockheed guarantee bill. If assets were pledged, he could support this legislation. Stu McKinney As ranking minority member on the Economic Stabilization Subcommittee, he supports Synthetic Fuel legislation. However, he is presently working with Bill Moorhead (Chairman of the Economic Stabilization Subcommittee) in an attempt to prepare a compromise prior to Banking and Currency mark-up. This compromise could consist of a reduction in the total $4 billion loan guarantee and could allow for only one project per district. Asked that we touch base with him on Wednesday, June 9, for further status report. John Conlan Hasn't studied the legi station. George Hansen Has extended his stay in Idaho for two to three days as a result of the Teton disaster -- could not be reached. Dick Schulze A politically stupid bill. Might come around for the reason that Rousselot would change. Bill Gradison Presently is undecided as to whether he will support the Science and Technology legislation. Indicated that he was giving strong thought to vote in favor of the legislation in Committee while perhaps voting against the bill during floor consideration. Henry Hyde Leaning toward support, but needs more information on the bill. Would appreciate someone dropping it off in his office. Richard Kelly Will oppose. However, he has supported loan guarantees for solar energy, but feels that this one is different because it is a big oil company ripoff. Charles Grassley Opposed, but will reconsider if we can provide additional information. Millicent Fenwick Undecided. She would oppose the bill if big oil gets the money, but really doesn't know what is in the bill and would appreciate more information. Ron Paul Leaning toward opposing Science and Technology legislation due to the cost factor. However, stressed he was not locked into his opposition. RESPONSES TO SYNTHETIC FUEL INQUIRIES -- MINORITY MEMBERS - HOUSE INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE COMM. Sam Devine Hasn't looked at the legislation. Will look at it after subcommittee reports are out. Jim Broyhill Opposed. The government has no business doing this and is sorry we support it. Tim Lee Carter Strong supporter of Synthetic fuel legislation. Bud Brown Ranking minority member on Energy and Power Subcommittee. Has stated he will do whatever is necessary to see that the best legislation reaches the floor. Joe Skubitz Hasn't focused on the bill, but stated that we have gone overboard 11 on these "energy bills • Jim Collins Extremely concerned about the cost figure. Therefore, is inclined to oppose because coal gassification technology is not well enough advanced to merit a loan guarantee. Lou Frey As a member of Science and Technology and Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committees, he strongly supports the Science and Technology legislation. John McCollister Will support Science and Technology legislation. Norm Lent Will support Science and Technology legislation. John Heinz Has not taken a position. Relayed the Administration position and asked for any assistance he might be able to provide in the Energy and Power Subcommittee, as well as in the full Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. Ed Madigan Will support Science and Technology legislation. Carlos Moorhead Will support legislation reported from Science and Technology. Is concerned about lack of support in Energy and Power Subcommittee. Hopes that the Energy and Power Subcommittee will simply issue an adverse report and not request amendments. Matt Rinaldo Has not focused on the legislation. Explained the Administration's position. Said he would take a look at the legislation and would try to help. Henson Moo re Has reservations with the concept of assisting business ventures which cannot support themselves. Has not taken a position on the Science and Technology bill. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON June 10, 1976 TO: FROM: Here's another vote analysis for the Syn Fuels Bill. As I understand it, your help is solicited with respect to: Rhodes Michel Republicans marked for 3 Committees on attachment Does this square with what you're getting from others? Attachment Vote of House Science and Technology on Section 103 of ERDA Authorization Bill (12/11/75) DEMOCRATIC I. Pro Con Not Voting . Teague (Tex.) Bechler (W Va) Krueger (Tex.) (no Downing (Va.) *Symington (Mo) on R.R. 12112) Fuqua (Fla.) Roe (NJ) ./fFlowers (Ala.) *Scheuer (NY) McCormack (Wash~) Ottinger (NY) Brown (Ca 1.) Waxman (Cal) Mil ford (Tex.) Hayes (Ind.) Thornton (Ark.) *Harkin (Iowa) Ambro (NY) *Lloyd (Cal) Lloyd (Tenn.) *Dodd (Conn.) Wirth (Colo.) Blouin (Iowa) * Ha 11 ( I 11. ) *Blanchard (Mich.) REPUBLICAN II. Pro Con Not Voting Mosher (Ohio) * Wydler (NY) Bell (Cal.) Jarman (Okla) Goldwater (Cal.) Winn (Kan.) * Pressler {S.D.) Frey (Fla.) Esch (Mich.) .Jt"Conlan (Ariz.) Myers (Pa.) Emery (Me.) * Voted to favorably report H.R. 12112 on May 17 • l· .,,I ' Vote of Committee on Bonking, Currency and llousinq on Section 103 of ERDA Authorization Bill (12/11/75) DEMOCRATIC I.. Pro Con Not Voting Annunzio (Ill.) Ashley (Ohio) Allen (Tenn.) Fauntroy (DC) Aucoin (Ore.) Lundine (NY) Hannaford (Cal.) BlanchC3rd (Mi.) Hubbard (Ky) Boggs (La.) Patterson (Cal.) Derrick (S.C.) Rees (Cal.) Evans (Ind.) Stephens (Ga.) Ford (Tenn.) Gonzalez (Tex.) Hanley· (NY) Hayes (Ind.) LaFalce (NY) Minish(NJ) Mitchell,P. (Md.) Moorhead (Pa.) Neal (N.C.) Reuss (Wisc.) St. Germain {RI) Spellman (Md.) Sullivan (Mo.) Tsongas (Mass.) D •Amours . (NH) REPUBLICAN II. Pro Con Not Voting Brown (Mich.) Fenwick (NJ) Paul (Tex.) Conlan (Ariz.) ) Gradison (Ohio) Hyde (Ill.) Grassley (Ia.) Johnson (Pa.) '1 Kelly (Fla.) _J McKinney (Conn.} Rousselot (Cal.} J Stanton (Ohio} ii Schulze (Pa.) Wylie (Ohio) Members whose names are underlined are on the Economic Stabilization Subcorrunitte~ ·-----0---.,------=---~. -:···----·--"":..____--·-···· -- ' \. Vote of Interstate and Foreign Commerce on Section 103 of ERDA Authorization Bill (12/11/75} DEMOCRATIC I. Pro Con Not Voting Adams (Wa.) Brodhead (Mich. ) Krueger (Tex.) Preyer (NC) Byron (Md.) Stuckey (Ga.) Carney (Oh.) Wirth (Colo.) Dingell (Mich.} Eckhardt (Tex.) Florio (NJ) Hefner (NC) McDonald (Ga.) Maguire (NJ) Metcalfe (Ill.) Moffett (Conn.} Moss (Cal.) Murphy (NY) Ottinger (NY} Rogers (Fla.) Rooney (Pa.) Santini (Nev.) Satterfield (Va.} Scheuer (NY) Sharp (Ind.) Staggers (W.Va.) Symington (Mo.} VanDeerlin (Cal.) Waxrnan(Cal.) REPUBLICAN II. Pro Con Not Voting Carter (Ky.) ~Devine (OH) @Heinz (Pa.) Coll ins (Tx.) @Broyhill (NC) Frey (Fla.) Br own c . ·.(Oh . ) Skubi tz (Kans.) Mccollister (Neb.) Lent (NY) Madigan (Ill.) Moorhead (Ca.) Rinaldo (NJ) Moore (La.) Members whose names are underlined are on the Subcommittee on Energy and Power. .. Vote of Ways and Means Committee qn Section 103 of ERDA Authorization Bill (12/11/75) DEMOCRATIC I. Pro Con Not Voting Mi 11 s , (Ark ) Ullman, (Ore) Landrum, (Ga) / Rostenkowski, (Ill) Burke, (Mass) Mikva, (Ill) Burleson, (Tex) Vanik, (Ohio) Corman, (Calif) Green, (Pa) Pickle, {Tex) Gibbons, (Fla) Cotter, (Conn) Waggonner, Jr., (La) Jones, (Okla) Karth, (Minn) Pike, (NY) Vander Veen, {Mich) Helstoski, (NJ) Rangel, (NY) Stark, (Calif) Jacobs, Jr., (Ind) Keys, (Kan) Fisher, (Va) Ford, (Tenn) REPUBLICAN \ II. Pro Con Not Voting ', Duncan, (Tenn) {?) Schneebeli, (Pa) Va.11der Jagt, (Micl1 Martin, {NC) ~enable, Jr., (NY) Ketchum, (Calif) Clancy., (Ohio) Archer, (Tex) ' ' I 17.>.. Steiger, (Wis) cy Crane, (Ill) A Frenzel, (Minn) \.7 Bafalis, (Fla) DEM. REP. TOTAL TOTALS PRO 7 2 9 ' . ,.. ..~·::::-: CON 16 8 24 NV 2 2 4 UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jtme 15, 1976 JUN151976 MEMJRANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECl': WAYS AND MEANS C'CM1I'ITEE ACTION ON SYNFUELS BILL The House Ways and Means Carmi.ttee took the following action on HR 12112 today: Adopted the Waggoner Amendment to deny subsidies to any bonds guaranteed tmder the bill ••• in essence this rercoves the tax-free status of possible municipal bonds. ( s s ) • .Adopted the Steiger Amendment to rerrove all reference to the Second Liberty Bond Act. I am tmcertain as to the impact of this amendment however, I believe it may rerrove the ability of the Treasury Department to raise revenues to pay off defaulted loan guarantees, making Treasury return to the Congrees for appropriations as needed for default and for the maintenance of a revolving ftmd. ( S n ) • .Adopted the bill, as amended; voted to report it favorably to the House; voted to ask for a closed rule on these amendments a---- H. Hollister cantus, Director Off ice of Congressional Relations UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jnne 15, 1976 .MEM'.)RANJXJM FOR REX:'ORD SUBJECT: WAYS AND MEANS CCM1ITI'EE ACTION ON SYNFUELS BILL The Ibuse ways and Means Ccmnittee took the following action on HR 12ll2 today: Adopted the Waggoner Amendnent to deny subsidies to any bonds guaranteed nnder the bill ••• in essence this renoves the tax-free status of possible numicipal bonds. ( S s ) • Adopted the Steiger Amendment to rercove all reference to the Seoond Liberty Bond Act. I am 'tIDcertain as to the irrpact of this arrendment however, I believe it may rarove the ability of the Treasury Department to raise revenues to pay off defaulted loan guarantees, making, Treasury return to the Congress for appropriations as needed for default and for the maintenance of a revolving fund~ ( S n ) • Adopted the bill, as arrended; voted to report it favorably to the House; voted to ask for a closed rule on these amendments 0----- H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations , UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 The House ways and Means camdttee took the following action on HR Ull2 today: Adopted the Waggoner Amendment to deny subsidies to any lx>nds guaranteed.under the bill ••• in essence this rerroves the ta:lc-free status of possible nnmicipal bonds. ( s s ). Adopted the Steiger Amendment to reroove all reference to the Seoond Liberty lbnd Act. I am uncertain as to the impact of this amendment however, I believe it nay renove the ability of the Treasw::y Department to raise revenues to pay off defaulted loan guarantees, making Treasw::y return to t.."1e COngre9s for appropriations as needed for default and for the :rcaintenance of a revolving ftmd. ( s n } • Adopted the bill, as amended; voted to report it favorably to the House; voted to ask for a closed rule on these amendments a----- H. Hollister cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jtme 15, 1976 MEM::>RANOOM FOR RECORD SUBlEX::"I': WAYS AND MEANS CXff.1I.'ITEE ACTION ON SYNFUELS BILL The Bouse Ways and Means camdttee took the follO'liing action on HR l2112 today: .Adopted the Waggoner Amendment to deny subsidies to any bonds guaranteed tmder the bill ••• in essence this rerroves the tax-free status of possible rm.micipal bonds. ( S s ) . Adopted the Steiger Anendrnent to rerrove all reference to the Second Liberty Pond Act. I am uncertain as to the impact of this amendment however, I believe it may rerrove the ability of the Treasury Department to raise revenues to pay off defaulted loan guarantees, making Treasury return to the congress for appropriations as needed for default and for the maintenance of a revelving ftmd. ( 8 n ) • Adopted the bill, as arrended; voted to report it favorably to the House; voted to ask for a closed rule on these arrendments H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jtme 15, 1976 MEM>RANIXJM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: WAYS. AND MEANS c::cMUTrEE ACTION ON SYNFUELS BILL The House ways and Means camri.ttee took the following action on HR 12ll2 today: Adopted the Waggoner Amendrrent to deny subsidies to any bonds guaranteed tmder the bill ••• in essence this rercoves the tax-free status of possible rmmicipal bonds. ( S s ) • Adopted the Steiger Amendrrent to rerrove all reference to the Second Liberty Bond Act. I am uncertain as to the irrpact of this arrendment however, I believe it may rerrove the ability of the Treasury Department to raise revenues to pay off defaulted loan guarantees, making Treasury return to the Congress for appropriations as needed for default and for the maintenance of a revolving ftmd. ( S n ) • Adopted the bill, as arrended; voted to report it favorably to the House; voted to ask for a closed rule on these amendments 0---- H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEM>RANOOM FOR REXX>RD SUBJECT: BANKING & CURRENCY cn1MITTEE ACI'ION ON SYNFUELS The House Banking, Currency and Housing Corrmittee (Chall:man Reuss) today favorably rep:>rted out the bill, H.R. 12112 with amendlrents in the nature of a substitute. Essentially the Comnittee endorsed the HS&T bill with the following changes: 1. Of the $4 billion dollars, $500 million is set aside for price guarantees. 2. The loan guarantees are limited to 75% at any tine ••• as opposed to the HS&T version which permitted up to 90% during the construction phase. 3. roan guarantees may be issued for cost overruns (up to 60%) on a full reoourse basis. 4. Maximum maturity of the loan guarantees is 20 years or 90% of the useful life of the plant, which ever is less, as opposed to HS&T's 30 or 90 provision. 5. The obligation under the loan guarantee rm.rst be fully ai:rortised over the life of the loan. 6. A call feature, pennitting the Administrator to determine when a project is ccmnercially viable and providing a mechanism for the withdrawal of the federal guarantee, was adopted. 7. While the HS&T patent provisions remained intact, the Cormri.ttee decided to fight that fight on the flcx:>r. 8. While the 1% ac1ministrative fee ranained intact, the Corrmittee report language will express the Comnittee's intent that that fee be no less than 1%. 9. The President could overrule anti-conpetitive findings of AG and F'IC. Rejected were tlNo amendments offered by Mr. Schulze: 1. 'Ib limit loan guarantees to 60% of the project costs and 80% of all overrun costs on a full recourse basis. 2. 'Ib increase the ac1ministrative fee to 2%. Attached is the final vote on the passage of the Corrmittee version of the bill. While three conservative Members voted against the bill, Mr. Schulze voted in favor and Mr. Rousselot voted present. The Comnittee will file its report on the 18th. Several Members are expected. to offer deregulation and decontrol amendments to the bill. when it reaches the House Flcx:>r. Also adopted. was a provision to have HUp administer the corrmunity assistance program. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations r;;~-~-.,.~-_::::_--·_···~__ ~·------ . . :o;:u:\U~"'i~E ON BAJ.\fJITNG, CIJRRENCY A.i.""TD ROUSING '?-; .• UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jtm.e 15, 1976 MEM:)RANOUM FOR REXX>RO SUBJ.EC!': BANKING. & CURRENCY 1. Of the $4 billion dollars, $500 million is set aside for price guarantees. 2. 'rhe loan guarantees are limited to 75% at any tine ••• as opposed to the HS&T version which pennitted up to 90% during the oonstruction phase. 3. !Dan guarantees n:ay be issued. for oost overnms (up to 60%) on a full recourse basis. 4. Max.i.mtmt n:aturity of the loan guarantees is 20 years or 90% of the useful life of the plant, which ever is less, as opi;:osed. to HS&T's 30 or 90 provision. 5. The obligation tmder the loan guarantee nru.st be fully arrortised over the life of the loan. 6. A call feature, pennitting the Administrator to determine when a project is cormercially viable and providing a rrech.anism for the withdrawal of the federal guarantee, was adopted.. 7. While the HS&T patent provisions remained intact, the camrl.ttee decided to fight that fight on the floor. 8. While the 1% administrative fee remained. intact, the camrl.ttee rei;:ort language will express the Corrmittee's intent that that fee be no less tr.an 1 %• 9. The President oould overrule anti-competitive findings of AG and FR:. Rejected. were two amendments offered. by Mr. Schulze: 1. 'l'b limit loan guarantees to 60% of the project oosts and 80% of all overnm oosts on a full recourse basis. 2. 'l'b increase the administrative fee to 2%. Attached is the final vote on the passage of the camrl.ttee version of the ' bill. While three oonservative Members voted. against the bill, Mr. Schulze voted. in favor and Mr. Rousselot voted. present. The Corrmittee will file its rei;:ort on the 18th. Several Members are expected. to offer deregulation and decontrol anendments to the bill. when it reaches the House Floor. Also adopted. was a provision to have HUP administer the cormnmity assistance program. • H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ~-:.!~No. ______ 1 r~{;I ' COJ..Dl.t'J,."l'.EE ON.BAJ."\TKil'-TG, Cl.JRRENCY :-\.!.'TD HOUSING $" \ -io" ) I r {;/ ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jme 15, 1976 MEMJRANDUM FOR REXDRD SUBJECl': BANKING & CURRENCY cn.MrTI'EE ACI'ION CN SYNFUEI.S The House Bariking, CUrrency and Housing COrrmittee (Chairman Reuss) today favorably reported out the bill, H.R. 12112 with arrendments in. the nature of a substitute. Essentially the Ccmnittee endorsed the HS&T bill with the following changes: 1. Of the $4 billion dollars, $500 million is set aside for price guarantees. 2. The loan guarantees are lind.ted to 75% at any tine ••• as opposed to the HS&T version which permitted up to 90% during the construction phase. 3. I.Dan guarantees rna.y be issued for oost overruns (up to 60%) on a full recourse basis. 4. Maximum maturity of the loan guarantees is 20 years or 90% of the useful life of the plant, which ever is less, as opposed to HS&T's 30 or 90 provision. 5. The obligation mder the loan guarantee must be fully anortised: over the life of the loan. 6. A call feature, permitting the Mrnin.istrator to determine when a project is ccmnercially viable and providing a mechanism for the withdrawal of the federal guarantee, was adopted. 7. While the HS&T patent provisions remained intact, the Ccmnittee decided to fight that fight on the floor. 8. While the 1% administrative fee remained. intact, the Corrmittee report language will express the Camlittee's intent that that fee be no less than 1%. 9. The President could overrule anti-competitive findings of AG and F":OC. Rejected were b\o arrendments offered by Mr. Schulze: 1. To lind.t loan guarantees to 60% of the project costs and 80% of all overrm costs on a full recourse basis. 2. To increase the administrative fee to 2%. Attached is the final vote on the passage of the Cc:mnittee version of the ' bill. While three conservative Members voted against the bill, Mr. Schulze voted in favor and Mr. Rousselot voted present. The Corrmittee will file its report on the 18th. Several Members are expected to offer deregulation and decontrol amendments to the bill.when it reaches the House Floor. Also adopted was a provision to have HOp administer the corrmunity assistance program. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations .·-!,:-~~-;;;,... ______ :o}Dlr.=.'l'EE ON ·BAJ."'TKING, ClJRRENCY - .:U""TD ROUSING -., i : '~ ! .? '-~ ! !l::~m.wlalin Ayc.s --.-:·------!.: _,~ __ ,; :::>-:-r-~...... ,~;::,...,, c·z.-«1f.U.t1"17!.Cl.'lL---·--·------· 53-'"'1. v/ I i ~uTT.TTT1""'~N -? ... -1-! :::> ;.L..;.l,,o.I. v .::>..I. -----·--- 0 ... 071 ; , .... HT.EY ------;----; _;;) ~------~ -f--i :lIOORHEAD---r-. ---i----: STE?HENS·~----1 '-! ST GER?J:AIN_·--· 1-t GOSZ..u.EZ.__ -< I . 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J:U.!.'i.., -----· ---- -·-- Ot:>v -,--1 CO~LAN____ ·------53361 -,--! HA-°"SEN______----- ___ ·---- 55531 _,__ J SCnuLZE____ --·· --1--1 GR_-'..DISON ..... ------·· 53164 -T-i H1.'DE - ·--- ·------·- 54561 ----,KELLY---.}. ______---- 52176 __[_ __ GRASSLEY______53301 --'--i FE).\f/ICK.______57300 --f----1 PAwl.______~---·--· ------·· ______55951 UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, O.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEM>RANOOM FOR R&X>RD SUBJECT: BANKING. & 0JRRENCY 1. Of the $4 billion dollars, $500 million is set aside for price guarantees. 2. The loan guarantees are limited to 75% at any t.ixre ••• as opposed to the HS&T version which permitted up to 90% during the construction phase. 3. I.Dan guarantees may be issued for oost overruns (up to 60%) on a full recourse basis. 4. Maximum maturity of the loan guarantees is 20 years or 90% of the useful life of the plant, which ever is less, as opposed to HS&T' s 30 or 90 provision. 5. The obligation under the loan guarantee must be fully anortised over the life of the loan. 6. A call feature, pe:rmi tting the Administrator to determine when a project is corrmercially viable and providing a mechanism for the withdrawal of the federal guarantee, was adopted. 7. While the HS&T patent provisions remained intact, the Comnittee decided to fight that fight on the floor. 8. While the 1% aaministrative fee rerrained intact, the Comnittee report language will express the Ccmnittee's intent that that fee be no less than 1%. 9. The President could overrule anti-competitive findings of AG and FTC. Rejected were two arrendments offered by Mr. Schulze: 1. 'lb limit loan guarantees to 60% of the project costs and 80% of all overrun costs on a full recourse basis. 2. 'lb increase the administrative fee to 2%. Attached is the final vote on the passage of the Comnittee version of the ' bill. While three conservative Members voted against the bill, Mr. Schulze voted in favor and Mr. Rousselot voted present. The Corrmittee will file its report on the 18th. Several Members are expected to offer deregulation and decontrol arrendments to the bill. 'When it reaches the House Floor. Also adopted was a provision to have HI.JP aaminister the community assistance program. • H. Hollister cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations - ' :O:\Dll'.:.1L8E ON.BAl"'TKING, C\JRRENCY A.:.'TD HOUSil'TG UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 .MEMJRANOOM FOR RECORD The House Banking, CUrrency and Housing Corrrnittee (Chainran Psuss) today favorably reported out the bill, H.R. 12112 with anendrrents in the nature of a substitute. Essentially the Ccmnittee end:Lrsed the HS&T bill with the following changes: 1. Of the $4 billion dollars, $500 million is set aside for price guarantees. 2. The loan guarantees are limited to 75% at any tirre •••as opp:>sed to the HS&T version which pennitted up to 90% during t.i.~ · construction phase. 3. I.Dan guarantees ma.y be issued for cost overnms (up to 60%) on a full recourse basis. 4. MaxirmJm maturity of the loan guarantees is 20 years er 90% of the useful life of the plant, which ever is less, as ~sed to HS&T's 30 or 90 provision. 5. The obligation under the loan guarantee must be fully anortised over the life of the loan. 6. A call feature, penni.tting the Administrator to dete_..-m.ne when a project is corrmercially viable and providing a mechanism fer the withdrawal of the federal guarantee, was adopted. 7. 'While the HS&T patent provisions remained intact, the O:::mni.ttee decided to fight that fight on the floor. 8. While the 1% administrative fee re:nained intact, the Ccm:nittee report language will express the Cortmittee' s intent that t.liat fee be no less than 1%. 9. The President could overrule anti-ccinpetitive findinss of 'AG and FIC. Rejected were ty;Q amendments offered by Mr. Schulze: 1. To limit loan guarantees to 60% of the project costs and 80% of all overrun costs on a full recourse basis. 2. To increase the administrative fee to 2%. Attached is the final vote on the passage of the Corrmittee ve.,_--sion of the , bill. whlle three conservative Members voted against the bill, Mr. Schulze voted in favor and Mr. Rousselot \!Oted present. The Ccmnittee will file its report on the 18th. Several Members are expected to offer c-"'regulation and decontrol amendments to the bill.when it reaches the House Flcx:>r. Also adopted was a provision to have HUD administer the o:::irrr::".Jli ty assistance program. • H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of CongressiCl"'..al Relations :oJnl..t'.i't£IE ON ·BAL"TKING, ClJRRENCY _-\:ND HOUSING .., I : .:~! !!.-.""t ! . 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SCIHJLZE_____ .... --.------55761 --t-·l GPJ.DISON .... ------·--·-- 53164 -T--I ~~;';---- ____ ··-·· _____ s45s1 . ~=L~=] ~~i~LEY··-== ==~ -== ~==~ ~~!~~ I --'---f FE~-V/ICK. ___ ------57300 i --1------1 PAl:'L______:______----- ...... ------55951 UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATlON WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: :EDUSE ACI'ION ON PUBLIC \"l)RKs APPROPRIATION BILL The House today passed the public works appropriation bill which included portions of the ERDA Appropriations (Title II}. The final vote was 378-20. ~ amendrrents were considered: By a voice vote the Conte Amendment was adopted adding $95 M to the Corrmittee' s reconmended level for Solar Energy programs. This brings the bill's total appropriations for Solar to $309M forFY77. By a voice vote defeated the Hechler amendrrent to reduce the · $25 K appropriation for ERDA entertainnent expenses to $10 K. The bill, HR 14236, now goes to the Senate for consideration. Of note is the amendment added to another Title of the Bill which provides some $200 M in disaster relief to the State of Idaho for the Teton Dam disaster. This appropriation, an emergency rreasure, will place great pressure on the Senate to act quickly on the ERDA Authorization Bill which is a prerequisite to the appropriation bill and thus a prerequisite to the emergency funds. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relat:ixms ·-····-· . ' '· UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECr: HOUSE ACTION ON PUBLIC WJRKs APPROPRIATION BILL The House today passed the public works appropriation bill which included :portions of the ERDA Appropriations (Title II). The final vote was 378-20. ~ amendrrents were considered: By a voice vote the Conte Amenrlrnent was adopted adding $95 M to the Ccrrmittee's recorrmended level for Solar Energy programs. This brings the bill's total appropriations for Solar to $309M for FY77. By a voice vote defeated the Bechler amendrrent to reduce the $25 K appropriation for ERDA entertainment expenses to $10 K. The bill, HR 14236, now goes to the Senate for consideration. Of note is the amendment added to another Title of the Bill which provides some $200 M in disaster relief to the State of Idaho for the Teton Dam disaster. This appropriation, an emergency rreasure, will place great pressure on the Senate to act quickly on the ERDA Authorization Bill which is a prerequisite to the appropriation bill and thus a prerequisite to the emergency funds. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR RECDRD SUBJECI': OOUSE ACTION ON PUBLIC WJRKs APPROPRIATION BILL The House today passed the public ~rks appropriation bill which included portions of the ERDA Appropriations (Title II). The final vote was 378-20. ~ arnendrrents were considered: By a voice vote the Conte Arrenrlrnent was adopted adding $95 M to the Carmittee' s recorrmended level for Solar Energy programs. This brings the bill's total appropriations for Solar to $309M for Ff77. By a voice vote defeated the Hechler amendrrent to reduce the $25 K appropriation for ERDA entertairntent expenses to $10 K. The bill, HR 14236, now goes to the Senate for consideration. Of note is the amendment added to another Title of the Bill which provides some $200 M in disaster relief to the State of Idaho for the Teton Darn disaster. This appropriation, an emergency measure, will place great pressure on the Senate to act quickly on the ERDA Authorization Bill which is a prerequisite to the appropriation bill and thus a prerequisite to the emergency funds. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' ~,...... ·~, ,,... ~ '· -· ./~•. ~~ :~'i • • : ~~:, UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH ANO DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, 0.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: HOUSE ACI'ION ON PUBLIC IDRKs APPROPRIATION BILL The House tcrlay passed the public YJOrks appropriation bill which incltlded portions of the ERDA Appropriations (Title II). The final vote was 378-20. 'l\.;o arrendrrents were considered: By a voice vote the Conte Amendment was adopted adding $95 M to the carmittee's recorrmended level for solar Energy programs. This brings the bill's total appropriations for Solar to $309M for FY77. By a voice vote defeated the Bechler arrendrrent to reduce the $25 K appropriation for ERDA entertainrrent expenses to $10 K. The bill, HR 14236, nCM goes to the Senate for consideration. Of note is the amendment added to another Title of the Bill which provides sorne $200 M in disaster relief to the State of Idaho for the Teton Dam disaster. This appropriation, an emergency measure, will place great pressure on the Senate to act quickly on the ERDA Authorization Bill which is a prerequisite to the appropriation bill and thus a prerequisite to the emergency flll1.ds. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relat:hons ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 15, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECI': IDUSE ACTION ON PUBLIC Vl:>RKs APPROPRIATION BILL The House toClay passed the public works appropriation bill which included 'fX)rtions of the ERDA .Appropriations (Title II). The final vote was 378-20. 'IW:> arrendments were considered: By a voice vote the Conte Amendrrent was adopted adding $95 M to the Conmittee's recorcmended level for Solar Energy programs. This brings the bill's total appropriations for Solar to $309M for FY77. By a voice vote defeated the Hechler amendrrent to reduce the $25 K appropriation for ERDA entertainment expenses to $10 K. The bill, HR 14236, now goes to the Senate for consideration. Of note is the amendrrent added to another Title of the Bill which provides some $200 M in disaster relief to the State of Idaho for the Teton Dam disaster. This appropriation, an emergency measure, will place great pressure on the Senate to act quickly on the ERDA Authorization Bill which is a prerequisite to the appropriation bill and thus a prerequisite to the emergency funds. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ' UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 June 16, 1976 MEM::>RANDUM FOR RECORD SUBJECT: aM-1ERCE COMMITI'EE MARK-UP OF SYNFUEIS The House Interstate and Foreign Ccmnerce Comnittee (Chairman Staggers} continued its mark-up of the bill, HR 12112, today and took the following actions: 1. Defeated the carter Amendment which would have restored to the Dingell Substitute the authority to issue loan guarantees for two pipeline coal gasification plants. 2. Defeated the Dingell Amendment whicll would have restored loan guarantees for a half-scale coal gasification plant with an option for a full-scale plant with a 60% loan guarantee. 3. Defeated, 18-15 with 1 voting present, the Brown Amendment which would have restored one full-scale loan-guaranteed high-Btu ooal gasification plant. Record vote attached. The Conmittee neats again torrorrow at 10:00 to oontinue its mark-up. Pending is the Brown Amendment to restore the HS&T patent policy. The Corcmittee will oonsider Titles II & III of the Dingell Substitute which deal with deregulation of gas from ooal and with price guarantees for deregulated and unregulated gas from ooal. The Corrrnittee has been granted an extension, until June 25th, to report out their bill. Since the Minority has requested their rightful 3-days in which to file their views, the Corrmittee must finish its mark-up by next Wednesday. Assuming the above timetable is met, and assuming a generally favorable indication from Majority and Minority Whip Checks to be taken on ~.Dnday and Tuesday, June 28/29, Chairman Teague hopes to go to Rules Committee on the 29th and to the Floor the 30th -- before the July Recess. c 4J - . H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations ~-·-"'.;~if.'·;:·:·· / ·'~) f "·! ...... '1I Subject~~._) . fti\M¥~&>-\ I Date ~_..ho£-.•_l....::to:::....•_J.L:!lo ______, 1976. • AYES I NAME .. ::·.... ! --'-NAYS Mr. ir!±fGD 0172t:D -, Mr. MOSS ·---11-X ' ...... --11 Mr. DINGELL,______}S__ I Mr. ROGERS-·----u·- I :Mr. VAN DEERLIN_·---•r-'-"'• Mr. ROONEY------11--- ·1 ::Mr. l\IURPHY------1~- ' • j Mr. SATTERFIELD---11---- '' 1\Ir. ADAMS, ______1i--~- l }.fr. STUCKEY------·-11-..,---- 1\Ir. ECKHARDT ~Q..._n _ _....._ l\Ir. PREYER·------1•-- ·Po·~~rj Mr. SYJ\IINGTON----11- Mr. CARNEY---~-11--~ --" Mr. METCALF.uE__ ...... "-1'-·LS__ Tu·~?~~ . .---11 Mr. BYRON------1~-- ---11 l\Ir. SCHEUER.______· (&Olrln) · 11 --" Mr. OTTINGER . ~ Mr. WAXl\IAN_\lPt~~---- - Mr. KRUEGER---··--n--- 1\Ir. WIRTH------·11--- '· . • Mr. SHARP______:=_____ X ---11 Mr. BRODHEAD .LS.__ ---11 Mr. FLORI0___ _:__3'o_ X '. :Mr. l\IOFFETT______X . ' Mr. SANTINL--~------·11--- l ----'1 Mr. MAGUIRE____ X: l\Ir. RUSS0______11---- -·.· .• ~·,4' ... l\Ir. DEVINE.______11_)<._...._ " ·----'1 Mr. BROYHIL,....._ ____1,_,,_.._,__ , ( --1-...;L_.11 :Mr. CARTER.______. --11---- ..-1 Mr. BROWN_~-- ___ -IC.-3..-!1 Mr. SKUBITZ __:i:~ ··-- Mr. COLLINS______...; ___ -~ -~11 Mr. FREY______. ------Mr. McCOLLISTER _ __ . 4 :Mr. LENT------~-- ____ Mr. HEINZ.------=-~-- ___ / I .___..__ 11 Mr. MADIGAN_·----11--- l 1\Ir. MOORHEAD______~------___. ! ---11 Mr. RINALDO ______x_ 11111 • " : • j .' ·~-1!1 l\Ir. :MOORE. ______).(_ .,., .. ·------Mr. STAGGERS, Cha.inn.an_ ------!I ! ~ LB._ ' I 1' =Proxy vote. i u ... .OYlHllllMI P•IMfltt4 orrtCI 70-::lr\\l•h I . ; (rn. 4-13-7&) !' - _l .. UNITED STATES ENERGY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20545 Jnne 17, 1976 MEM:>RANDUM FOR REC'ORD SUBJECT': FURI'HER MARK-UP OF SYNFUELS BILL IN HOUSE COMMERCE The House Comrerce Comnittee oontinued its mark-up of the Bill, HR 12112, today and took the following actions: 1. By a straight party-line vote of 22-13, rejected the Brown of Ohio Amendment which would have restored the patent provisions of the House Science and Technology bill. The vote results in adoption of the Dingell substitute language which provides for public possession of rrore patents than the HS&T version permitted. A floor fight is scheduled on this issue when the bill reaches that point. 2. The COirmittee failed to resolve the r.Dss Arrendrrent on proprietary information subject to public release nnder the Freedom of Info:rmation Act when it failed to obtain a quorum. The Point of Order was made by Mr. Brown and, failing to get the required number of Members, the Corrmittee recessed nntil 10:00 a.m. torrorrow, June 18th. Attached are the record vote and the quorum call. H. Hollister Cantus, Director Office of Congressional Relations · Subject ______2...4> 2L ) ) Date ______. :{]) ·~ -> 1976. AYES /I NAME 'NAYS .. ·. ,.. J_ I .i· • -----· I lft•·:··M·Pr8:99::0T.~~ .. -~ -- Mr. MOSS " ...... Mr.DINGELT ~- --- M:r.. ROGERS ------!\fr. VAN DEERLIN ---· l\fr. ROONEY . ----- !~fr. MURPHY tiI '. i\rr. SATTERFIELD --·-- M:r.ADMIS t=x= / ---I Mr. STUCKEY l\Ir. ECKHA.RDT )( I ----- ~'Y . ! I Mr.PREYER P~i . i ---- ./ . i ·--- l\Ir. SUIINGTON ·~~~ I ----I Mr. CARNEY x - ·. . .. \)'\ 'l I:Mr. METC.ALFE v. ----- Mr.BYRON l I .. Mr.SCHEUER '~- i y i J\fr. OTTINGER ".J 7 {!.o I :Mr. \VAXl\!Ai't ---- ·1 Mr.KRUEGER I ~ :i ____J 1 Mr. 'WIRTH ~--- • ! -----11 Mr. SHARP ~ X i -----1 Mr. BRODHEAD_ _ i- X _ I1 ---, lir.FLORIO-----j-~ '- 1' ------l\Ir. MOFFETT >( -4-! l\fr.SANTINL______· l . ----- l\fr. :MAGUIRE_ K ·1 i V :Mr. RUSSO_ .~ { -~- Mr. DEVINE.-----·n--- '• 1 --- :r1rr. BROYHILL 1---- ·1 -X-- Mr. CARTER_ . i--- j -6-- Mr. BROWN------11- . \ ~--=I i\fr. SK1JBITZ. 1: I .. - Mr. COLLINS------1-- 1 · 1 ---- 1 Mr. FREY______11-- . j +JL-! Mr. McCOLLISTER____ --- J __f-_e. __ IMr. LENT______--- ·.: .. ' _f.p_I Mr. HEI~Z ______--A- Hr. l\IADIGAN __ -f~_ 1, Mr. MOOR HEAD______,: _____ ,__ _ Mr. RTNALD0 ______... . :•... . ·-x-----. ~---11--- r - ---·I Mr. 1\100RE.------1-----· ... : I 1 .. - j /::ii----~ Mr. STAGGERS, Clzainna>L-1~ r =~ Prox; Tote. /l (tn. «-13-76) ----.. Subject \.-\~~ fill: (wo~') Date f.o • l '1 · 1 (g , 1976. .. AYES I N.U!l:: I NAYS .!;.-. ___ ! 1.~~~~:_o_~_r._u_JJ____ ,E ' .... r. DIXGELL·-----:,1__ .· I 1k. r;o~Er; . -- Mr.\ A~ D,__,ERLIN.. 11 \ y . y -F fr. SATTER.. FIELD I .'' Mr.ADA~IS I l\Ir. STUCKEy I fr. ECKHA. RDT :_- -~}= ·-· ,fr. PREYER TO)i Ir. CARNEy ~. { < ---l!-'luir. ' >· :r..IETC.ALFE : ---u l\Ir. RYRO:\ ---i-?'--n~mir. SCHEUER ---4-r.:-~fr. OTTING ER -- ' :\.:.~ ER_____ I I . ' Ir. SHARP_- --r ... r.BRODHE,AD 'I- --11 Mr. FLORIO :Mr. MOFFETT -I ---11 l\Ir. S_-\..XTIN.,.r ______-----·- --iD<'l\Ir. ?.IAGUIR.. E . I --- ·- 't"-4. .- 1 1 ILT. ·1 R ~ - .!r. BRO\C.TN.. -1 I- ! Mr. SKUBITz I ---- I Mr. COLLIXS_ _ L_ .j -- Mr.FREY------L- i ·--i.o-'-u..>\11Ir.1IcCOLLISTEIL ___ l--- 1 - I [ Mr. LE~~ ______1___ ~- i ---- l\Ir. I-IEI~ Z------.. ------1o---·- / l --- l\Ir. }.!ADIGAX_ 1-- -. i ---- 1\fr. ;.rOOI!lIE.A.D ...... ______1___ _ ~ l\rr. RIN"ALDQ. ______,____ _ .. , • i . ----- ~fr. )100RE ______------1-- ..... --- .... r. STAGGERS, Chafr·man._ ·------Jr(),1 ;'O I 55 · , ---- P=l'rol.)' \"ote. (rev, 4-13-76)