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Congressional Record—Senate S7928 S7928 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE June 30, 1999 EC–4029. A communication from the Pro- izen, and other Israeli soldiers missing in ac- FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT gram Analyst, Office of the Chief Counsel, tion. Nominee: Richard C.A. Holbrooke. Federal Aviation Administration, Depart- By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Post: US Ambassador to the United Na- ment of Transportation, transmitting, pur- Foreign Relations, without amendment and tions. suant to law, the report of a rule entitled with a preamble: Nominated: February 10, 1999. ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: LET Aero- H. Con. Res. 35. A concurrent resolution Contributions: nautical Works Model L33 SOLO Sailplanes; congratulating the State of Qatar and its (1) Self: (see attached sheet). Docket NO. 98-CE-120 (6-28/6-28)’’ (RIN2120- citizens for their commitment to democratic (2) Spouse: Kati Marton—None. AA64)(1999-0258), received June 28, 1999; to the ideals and women’s suffrage on the occasion (3) Children: Anthony Holbrooke—None; Committee on Commerce, Science, and of Qatar’s historic elections of a central mu- David Holbrooke—None. Transportation. nicipal council on March 8, 1999. (4) Parents: Trudi Kearl—None; Dan EC–4030. A communication from the Pro- By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Holbrooke (deceased)—None. gram Analyst, Office of the Chief Counsel, Foreign Relations, with amendments and an (5) Grandparents (deceased)—None. Federal Aviation Administration, Depart- amended preamble: (6) Brothers and Spouses: Andrew ment of Transportation, transmitting, pur- S. Res. 109. A resolution relating to the ac- Holbrooke—None; Vivian Holbrooke—None. (7) Sisters and Spouses: N/A. suant to law, the report of a rule entitled tivities of the National Islamic Front gov- Richard Holbrooke Political Contribu- ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: The New Piper ernment in Sudan. tions: Aircraft, Inc., PA-23, PA-30, PA-31, PA-34, By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on June 20, 1996: $2,000.—Swett for Senate. PA-39, PA-40, and PA-42 Series Aircraft; Foreign Relations, without amendment and August 27, 1996: $1,000.—Torricelli for Sen- Docket No. 98-CE-77 (6-28/6-28)’’ (RIN2120- with a preamble: ate. AA64)(1999-0259), received June 28, 1999; to the S. Res. 119. A resolution expressing the September 18, 1996: $1,000.—Victory ’96 Committee on Commerce, Science, and sense of the Senate with respect to United (NYSDC). Transportation. Nations General Assembly Resolution ES–10/ September 1996: $10,000.—Victory ’96 (Dem. EC–4031. A communication from the Pro- 6. Natl Comm.). gram Analyst, Office of the Chief Counsel, By Mr. MURKOWSKI, from the Committee October 30, 1996: $1,000.—Friends of Schu- Federal Aviation Administration, Depart- on Energy and Natural Resources, without mer. ment of Transportation, transmitting, pur- amendment: April 10, 1997: $1,000.—A Lot of Support for suant to law, the report of a rule entitled S. Res. 129. An original resolution author- Tom Daschle. ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Boeing Model izing expenditures for years October 1, 1999 October 10, 1997: $1,000.—Mikulski for Sen- 747300 and -400 Series Airplanes; Request for to September 30, 2000 and October 1, 2000 to ate. Comments; Docket No. 99-NM-45 (6-29/6-28)’’ February 28, 2001, by the Committee on En- November 7, 1997: $1,000.—The Kerry Com- (RIN2120-AA64)(1999-0260), received June 28, ergy and Natural Resources. mittee. 1999; to the Committee on Commerce, By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on November 10, 1997: $1,000.—Friends of Bar- Science, and Transportation. Foreign Relations, without amendment and bara Boxer. EC–4032. A communication from the Pro- with a preamble: December 2, 1997: $2,000.—Schumer ’98. gram Analyst, Office of the Chief Counsel, S. Con. Res. 36. A concurrent resolution December 12, 1997: $1,000.—Chris Dodd for Federal Aviation Administration, Depart- condemning Palestinian efforts to revive the Senate. ment of Transportation, transmitting, pur- original Palestine partition plan of Novem- January 8, 1998: $1,000.—Tom Lantos for suant to law, the report of a rule entitled ber 29, 1947, and condemning the United Na- Congress. ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Sikorsky Air- tions Commission on Human Rights for its April 6, 1998: $1,000.—Kennedy for Senate. craft model S-76A Helicopters; Request for April 27, 1999, resolution endorsing Pales- April 21, 1998: $1,000.—The Moynihan Com- Comments; Docket No. 99-SW-26 (6-24/6-28)’’ tinian self-determination on the basis of the mittee. April 23, 1998: $500.—Mondale for Governor. (RIN2120-AA64)(1999-0261), received June 28, original Palestine partition plan. 1999; to the Committee on Commerce, June 1998: $500.—Mondale for Governor. Science, and Transportation. f John David Holum, of Maryland, to be EC–4033. A communication from the Pro- EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF gram Analyst, Office of the Chief Counsel, Under Secretary for Arms Control and Inter- Federal Aviation Administration, Depart- COMMITTEES national Security, Department of State, ment of Transportation, transmitting, pur- The following executive report of a (New Position) David B. Sandalow, of the District of Co- suant to law, the report of a rule entitled committee was submitted on June 29, lumbia, to be Assistant Secretary of State ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Robinson Heli- 1999: for Oceans and International Environmental copter Company Model 44 Helicopters; Dock- and Scientific Affairs. et No. 98-SW-71 (6-24/6-28)’’ (RIN2120- By Mr. CHAFEE, for the Committee on En- Donald W. Keyser, of Virginia, a Career AA64)(1999-0262), received June 28, 1999; to the vironment and Public Works: Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class Committee on Commerce, Science, and Timothy Fields, Jr., of Virginia, to be As- of Minister-Counselor, for Rank of Ambas- Transportation. sistant Administrator, Office of Solid Waste, sador during tenure of service as Special EC–4034. A communication from the Acting Environmental Protection Agency. Representative of the Secretary of State for Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries, Na- The following executive reports of a Nagorno-Karabakh and New Independence tional Marine Fisheries Service, National committee were submitted on June 30, States Regional Conflicts. Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, 1999: Larry C. Napper, of Texas, a Career Mem- Department of Commerce, transmitting, pur- By Mr. HELMS, for the Committee on For- ber of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of suant to law, the report of a rule entitled eign Relations: Minister-Counselor, for Rank of Ambassador ‘‘Fisheries of the Northeastern United Melvin E. Clark, Jr., of the District of Co- during tenure of service as Coordinator of States; Atlantic Mackerel, Squid and lumbia, to be a Member of the Board of Di- the Support for East European Democracy Butterfish Fisheries; 1999 Specifications; rectors of the Overseas Private Investment (SEED) Program. Inseason Adjustments of Illex Squid annual Corporation for a term expiring December 17, Frank Almaguer, of Virginia, a Career specifications’’, received June 25, 1999; to the 1999. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class Committee on Commerce, Science, and Lawrence Harrington, of Tennessee, to be of Career Minister, to be Ambassador Ex- Transportation. United States Executive Director of the traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the f Inter-American Development Bank for a United States of America to the Republic of REPORTS OF COMMITTEES term of three years. Honduras. Donald Lee Pressley, of Virginia, to be an FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT The following reports of committees Assistant Administrator of the Agency for Nominee: Frank Almaguer. were submitted: International Development. Post: Ambassador to Honduras. By Mr. McCAIN, from the Committee on Richard Holbrooke, of New York, to be a The following is a list of all members of Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Representative of the United States of Amer- my immediate family and their spouses. I with an amendment in the nature of a sub- ica to the Sessions of the General Assembly have asked each of these persons to inform stitute: of the United Nations during his tenure of me of the pertinent contributions made by S. 376. A bill to amend the Communica- service as Representative of the United them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- tions Satellite Act of 1962 to promote com- States of America to the United Nations. formation contained in this report is com- petition and privatization in satellite com- Richard Holbrooke, of New York, to be the plete and accurate. munications, and for other purposes (Rept. Representative of the United States of Amer- Contributions: No. 106–100). ica to the United Nations with the rank and 1. Self Frank Almaguer: See attachment. By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on status of Ambassador Extraordinary and 2. Spouse Antoinette Almaguer: None. Foreign Relations, with an amendment: Plenipotentiary, and the Representative of 3. Children Names: Francisco Daniel H.R. 1175. A bill to locate and secure the the United States of America in the Security Almaguer—None; Nina Suzanne Almaguer— return of Zachary Baumel, an American cit- Council of the United Nations. None. VerDate Mar 15 2010 23:06 Nov 01, 2013 Jkt 081600 PO 00000 Frm 00094 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 E:\1999SENATE\S30JN9.REC S30JN9 mmaher on DSKCGSP4G1 with SOCIALSECURITY June 30, 1999 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S7929 4. Parents, Names: Francisco Almaguer— of Counselor, to be Ambassador Extraor- Worrel (stepfather)—$100, 1987, Republican Deceased; Eusebia Vera—None. dinary and Plenipotentiary of the United Party. 5. Grandparents: All deceased since the 50’s States of America to the Republic of Ecua- 5. Grandparents: Helen and Edgar or earlier. dor. Biecher—deceased; Viola and Burleigh Lead- 6. Brothers and Spouses: None. FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT er—deceased. 7. Sisters and Spouses, Names: Beatriz 6. Brothers and spouses: Stephen W. (step- Nominee: Gwen Cavanagh Clare. Manduley—See attachment; Octavio brother) and Pat Worrel—none. Post: Sao Paulo, Brazil. Manduley—See attachment; Miriam Leiva— 7.
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