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Vol. 164 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2018 No. 87 House of Representatives The House met at 10 a.m. and was THE JOURNAL S. 2178. An act to require the Council of the called to order by the Speaker pro tem- Inspectors General on Integrity and Effi- The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- ciency to make open recommendations of In- pore (Mr. SMITH of New Jersey). ant to section 5(a) of House Resolution spectors General publicly available, and for 908, the Journal of the last day’s pro- other purposes; to the Committee on Over- f ceedings is approved. sight and Government Reform. DESIGNATION OF THE SPEAKER f f PRO TEMPORE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE ADJOURNMENT The SPEAKER pro tempore laid be- The SPEAKER pro tempore. The The SPEAKER pro tempore. Pursu- fore the House the following commu- Chair will lead the House in the Pledge ant to section 5(b) of House Resolution nication from the Speaker: of Allegiance. 908, the House stands adjourned until WASHINGTON, DC, The SPEAKER pro tempore led the 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. May 25, 2018. Pledge of Allegiance as follows: Thereupon (at 10 o’clock and 3 min- I hereby appoint the Honorable CHRIS- I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the utes a.m.), under its previous order, the TOPHER H. SMITH to act as Speaker pro tem- United States of America, and to the Repub- House adjourned until Tuesday, May pore on this day. lic for which it stands, one nation under God, 29, 2018, at 1:30 p.m. PAUL D. RYAN, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. f Speaker of the House of Representatives. f PUBLIC BILLS AND RESOLUTIONS f COMMUNICATION FROM THE Under clause 2 of rule XII, public CLERK OF THE HOUSE bills and resolutions of the following PRAYER The SPEAKER pro tempore laid be- titles were introduced and severally re- Reverend Andrew Walton, Trinity fore the House the following commu- ferred, as follows: Presbyterian Church, Clearwater, Flor- nication from the Clerk of the House of By Mr. ROSS: ida, offered the following prayer: Representatives: H.R. 5973. A bill to amend the Robert T. Eternal presence known by many Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency As- OFFICE OF THE CLERK, sistance Act to require a report on risk names and served through many tradi- HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, transfer, and for other purposes; to the Com- tions, as servants and sages have done Washington, DC, May 24, 2018. mittee on Transportation and Infrastruc- for millennia, we all come to Your well Hon. PAUL D. RYAN, ture. of truth with leaking buckets. The Speaker, House of Representatives, By Mr. DENHAM (for himself, Mr. Washington, DC. Our prayer today is for Your winds of BOST, Ms. KUSTER of New Hampshire, EAR R PEAKER D M . S : Pursuant to the per- and Mr. CRIST): wisdom, compassion, and love that mission granted in Clause 2(h) of Rule II of blow throughout creation, to sweep H.R. 5974. A bill to direct the Secretary of the Rules of the U.S. House of Representa- Veterans Affairs to use on-site regulated through these Chambers of governance, tives, the Clerk received the following mes- medical waste treatment systems at certain crossing aisles and permeating sage from the Secretary of the Senate on Department of Veterans Affairs facilities, ideologies of separation, inspiring May 24, 2018, at 12:22 p.m.: and for other purposes; to the Committee on those who work here toward conversa- That the Senate passed S. 916. Veterans’ Affairs. tions and decisions that yield peace, That the Senate passed S. 1333. By Miss GONZA´ LEZ-COLO´ N of Puerto justice, and equity for the common That the Senate passed S. 2178. Rico (for herself, Mr. BISHOP of Utah, With best wishes, I am, Mr. MACARTHUR, Mr. DUFFY, Mr. good and dignity of all people. Sincerely, As so many in this city and around CURBELO of Florida, and Mr. YOUNG of KAREN L. HAAS. Alaska): our country prepare for days of recess, f H.R. 5975. A bill to support businesses in rest, relaxation, and recreation, may Puerto Rico, extend child tax credits for we remember the multitudes of people SENATE BILLS REFERRED families in Puerto Rico, and for other pur- who have no resources in their lives for Bills of the Senate of the following poses; to the Committee on Ways and Means, recreation, relaxation, or rest. In re- titles were taken from the Speaker’s and in addition to the Committees on Small membering them, may we be moved Business, Financial Services, Oversight and table and, under the rule, referred as Government Reform, and Energy and Com- with compassion for them and be in- follows: merce, for a period to be subsequently deter- spired toward acts of peace, justice, S. 1333. An act to provide for rental assist- mined by the Speaker, in each case for con- and love for all people. ance for homeless or at-risk Indian veterans; sideration of such provisions as fall within Amen. to the Committee on Financial Services. the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.

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By Mr. HUFFMAN (for himself, Mr. TON, Mr. RICHMOND, Ms. JACKSON LEE, By Mr. ROSS: DESAULNIER, and Ms. BARRAGA´ N): Ms. HANABUSA, Mr. PRICE of North H.R. 5973. H.R. 5976. A bill to amend the Individuals Carolina, Mr. HASTINGS, Mr. SCHIFF, Congress has the power to enact this legis- with Disabilities Education Act to direct the Mr. MCGOVERN, Mrs. HARTZLER, Mr. lation pursuant to the following: Secretary to provide additional funds to BARLETTA, Mr. POCAN, Mr. DANNY K. The constitutional authority on which this States to establish and make disbursements DAVIS of Illinois, Mr. CLAY, Mr. bill rests is the explicit power of Congress to from high cost funds; to the Committee on CA´ RDENAS, Mr. HILL, Mr. CORREA, Ms. regulate commerce in and among the states, Education and the Workforce. MATSUI, Mr. HECK, Mr. ESPAILLAT, as enumerate in Article 1, Section 8, Clause By Ms. KELLY of Illinois: Mr. PAYNE, Mr. LAMBORN, Ms. 3, the Commerce Clause, of the United States H.R. 5977. A bill to improve Federal efforts KUSTER of New Hampshire, Mr. GRI- Constitution. with respect to the prevention of maternal JALVA, Ms. MCCOLLUM, Ms. MOORE, By Mr. DENHAM: mortality, and for other purposes; to the Ms. DEGETTE, Miss RICE of New York, H.R. 5974. Committee on Energy and Commerce. Mr. DESAULNIER, Mr. LOWENTHAL, Congress has the power to enact this legis- By Mr. MEADOWS: Mrs. WATSON COLEMAN, Mr. COHEN, lation pursuant to the following: H.R. 5978. A bill to amend the Food Secu- Ms. CASTOR of Florida, Ms. Article I, Section 8, US Constitution. ´ ´ rity Act of 1985 to provide for certain pay- WASSERMAN SCHULTZ, Mr. AL GREEN By Miss GONZALEZ-COLON of Puerto ment limitations with respect to commodity of Texas, Mr. VEASEY, Mr. TONKO, Ms. Rico: programs, and for other purposes; to the BROWNLEY of California, Mr. CART- H.R. 5975. Committee on Agriculture. WRIGHT, Mrs. BUSTOS, Ms. CLARKE of Congress has the power to enact this legis- By Mr. ROGERS of Kentucky: New York, Mr. SUOZZI, Mr. VARGAS, lation pursuant to the following: H.R. 5979. A bill to establish the Mill Mrs. TORRES, Mr. SMITH of Wash- Article I, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitu- Springs Battlefield National Monument in ington, Mr. PALLONE, Ms. DELAURO, tion the State of Kentucky as a unit of the Na- Mr. RYAN of Ohio, Mr. DEUTCH, Mr. ‘‘All legislative Powers herein granted tional Park System, and for other purposes; RUSH, Ms. KELLY of Illinois, Mr. shall be vested in a Congress of the United to the Committee on Natural Resources. SERRANO, Ms. SPEIER, Mr. BANKS of States, which shall consist of a Senate and By Mr. ROTHFUS: Indiana, Mr. BISHOP of Georgia, Mr. House of Representatives.’’ H.R. 5980. A bill to authorize, develop, and TAKANO, Mr. KILMER, Mr. GUTIE´ RREZ, Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2 of the U.S. implement a coordinated tracking system of Ms. LEE, Mr. LOEBSACK, Ms. KAPTUR, Constitution federally-funded initiatives and grant pro- Ms. SCHAKOWSKY, Ms. BONAMICI, Mr. ‘‘The Congress shall have Power to dispose grams for substance abuse treatment, pre- JOHNSON of Georgia, Ms. JAYAPAL, of and make all needful Rules and Regula- vention, and enforcement, and for other pur- Ms. ADAMS, Mr. TED LIEU of Cali- tions respecting the Territory or other Prop- poses; to the Committee on Oversight and fornia, Mrs. DINGELL, Mr. erty belonging to the United States; and Government Reform. BUTTERFIELD, Mr. DAVID SCOTT of nothing in this Constitution shall be so con- By Mr. SMITH of New Jersey: Georgia, Ms. FRANKEL of Florida, Mr. strued as to Prejudice any Claims of the H.R. 5981. A bill to amend title 44, United United States, or of any particular state.’’ States Code, to prohibit the Archivist from CRIST, Ms. SHEA-PORTER, Ms. TITUS, Mr. THOMPSON of Mississippi, Mr. By Mr. HUFFMAN: charging certain fees to veterans for de- H.R. 5976. stroyed records regarding such veterans, and MCEACHIN, Mr. CARSON of Indiana, Mr. BROWN of Maryland, Mr. Congress has the power to enact this legis- for other purposes; to the Committee on lation pursuant to the following: Oversight and Government Reform. CICILLINE, and Mrs. DEMINGS): H. Res. 914. A resolution recognizing Na- Article I, Section 8, clause 1 By Mrs. WALORSKI: tional Foster Care Month as an opportunity By Ms. KELLY of Illinois: H.R. 5982. A bill to amend title 5, United to raise awareness about the challenges of H.R. 5977. States Code, to increase the gratuity owed children in the foster care system, and en- Congress has the power to enact this legis- upon death of an employee in connection couraging Congress to implement policy to lation pursuant to the following: with the employee’s service with an Armed improve the lives of children in the foster Article I of the Constitution. Force, to limit the amount of any death gra- care system; to the Committee on Ways and By Mr. MEADOWS: tuity paid upon the death of a Member of Means. H.R. 5978. Congress, and for other purposes; to the By Ms. DEGETTE (for herself, Ms. LEE, Congress has the power to enact this legis- Committee on Education and the Workforce, Ms. JUDY CHU of California, Mrs. lation pursuant to the following: and in addition to the Committee on House LOWEY, and Mr. CROWLEY): Article 1, Section 8, Clause 3 states ‘‘The Administration, for a period to be subse- H. Res. 915. A resolution expressing the Congress shall have Power To . . . regulate quently determined by the Speaker, in each sense of the Congress in support of pro- Commerce . . . among the several States case for consideration of such provisions as tecting patients’ access to medically appro- . . .’’ And Article 1, Section 8, Clause I states fall within the jurisdiction of the committee priate, evidence-based healthcare and infor- ‘‘The Congress shall have Power to . . . pro- concerned. mation, and the ethical and professional ob- vide for the . . . general Welfare of the By Mr. YODER (for himself, Ms. JEN- ligations of healthcare professionals to pro- United States . . .’’ KINS of Kansas, and Mr. ESTES of vide that care and information; to the Com- By Mr. ROGERS of Kentucky: Kansas): mittee on Energy and Commerce. H.R. 5979. H.R. 5983. A bill to amend the Communica- By Mr. DIAZ-BALART (for himself, Congress has the power to enact this legis- tions Act of 1934 to require providers of a Ms. ROS-LEHTINEN, Mr. SIRES, Mr. lation pursuant to the following: covered service to provide location informa- CURBELO of Florida, Mr. SMITH of Article IV Section 3 Clause 2 tion concerning the telecommunications de- New Jersey, Mr. COOK, and Ms. By Mr. ROTHFUS: vice of a user of such service to an investiga- WASSERMAN SCHULTZ): H.R. 5980. tive or law enforcement officer or an em- H. Res. 916. A resolution honoring Las Congress has the power to enact this legis- ployee or other agent of a public safety an- Damas de Blanco as the recipient of the 2018 lation pursuant to the following: swering point in an emergency situation in- Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Lib- Article I, Section 8: The Congress shall volving risk of death or serious physical erty; to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. have Power To lay and collect Taxes, Duties, harm or in order to respond to the user’s call By Ms. NORTON: Imposts and Excises, to pay the Debts and for emergency services; to the Committee on H. Res. 917. A resolution recognizing on provide for the common Defense and general Energy and Commerce. May 28, 2018, Memorial Day, the denial of full Welfare of the United States; but all Duties, By Ms. BASS (for herself, Mr. MARINO, voting rights in Congress for active duty Imposts and Excises shall be uniform Mrs. LAWRENCE, Mrs. BLACK, Mr. servicemembers, National Guard members, throughout the United States. LANGEVIN, Mr. LEWIS of Georgia, Mr. reservists, veterans, and their families who By Mr. SMITH of New Jersey: HIGGINS of New York, Ms. JUDY CHU are residents of the District of Columbia; to H.R. 5981. of California, Ms. SEWELL of Ala- the Committee on Oversight and Govern- Congress has the power to enact this legis- bama, Ms. SA´ NCHEZ, Ms. DELBENE, ment Reform. lation pursuant to the following: Mr. CROWLEY, Mr. THOMPSON of Cali- f Article I, Section 8, Clause 1 of the Con- fornia, Mr. REED, Mr. KELLY of Penn- stitution sylvania, Mr. KILDEE, Ms. MICHELLE CONSTITUTIONAL AUTHORITY By Mrs. WALORSKI: LUJAN GRISHAM of New Mexico, Mr. STATEMENT H.R. 5982. SEAN PATRICK MALONEY of New York, Pursuant to clause 7 of rule XII of Congress has the power to enact this legis- Mr. MEEKS, Mr. MULLIN, Mr. MCNER- the Rules of the House of Representa- lation pursuant to the following: NEY, Ms. ROYBAL-ALLARD, Mr. COO- The constitutional authority on which this tives, the following statements are sub- PER, Ms. FUDGE, Mr. WITTMAN, Ms. bill rests is the power of Congress ‘‘to pro- WILSON of Florida, Mr. DEFAZIO, Mr. mitted regarding the specific powers vide for the common Defence’’, ‘‘to raise and CRAMER, Mr. YARMUTH, Ms. CLARK of granted to Congress in the Constitu- support Armies’’, ‘‘to provide and maintain a Massachusetts, Mr. BACON, Mr. tion to enact the accompanying bill or Navy’’ and ‘‘to make Rules for the Govern- THOMPSON of Pennsylvania, Ms. NOR- joint resolution. ment and Regulation of the land and naval

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Forces’’ as enumerated in Article I, section 8 H.R. 2556: Mr. PALAZZO. H.R. 5860: Mr. RUPPERSBERGER. of the United States Constitution. H.R. 2587: Mr. JENKINS of West Virginia. H.R. 5863: Ms. TITUS. By Mr. YODER: H.R. 2651: Mr. HIMES. H.R. 5924: Mr. BILIRAKIS. H.R. 5983. H.R. 2871: Ms. HERRERA BEUTLER. H.R. 5928: Mr. EVANS. Congress has the power to enact this legis- H.R. 3528: Mr. FITZPATRICK. H. Res. 651: Ms. PINGREE. lation pursuant to the following: H.R. 3730: Mr. TAKANO. H. Res. 886: Mr. ESPAILLAT, Ms. DELAURO, Article 1, Section 8, Clauses 1 and 3, The H.R. 3738: Ms. DEGETTE. Mr. CAPUANO, Ms. VELA´ ZQUEZ, Mr. BEYER, Congress shal have power To lay and collect H.R. 3748: Mr. BRENDAN F. BOYLE of Penn- and Ms. SCHAKOWSKY. Taxes, Duties, Imposts and Excises, to pay sylvania. H. Res. 888: Mr. LAWSON of Florida, Mr. the Debts and provide for the common H.R. 3960: Mr. HULTGREN and Mr. ROHR- DANNY K. DAVIS of Illinois, Mr. DAVID SCOTT defence and the general Welfare of the ABACHER. of Georgia, Mr. RUSH, Ms. WILSON of Florida, United States; but all Duties, Imposts and H.R. 3976: Mr. PERRY and Mr. GIANFORTE. Ms. EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON of Texas, Mrs. ´ Excises shall be uniform throughout the H.R. 4099: Mr. HARPER and Ms. SANCHEZ. BEATTY, Mr. BROWN of Maryland, Mr. CARSON United States; To regulate Commerce with H.R. 4223: Mr. LIPINSKI. of Indiana, Ms. CLARKE of New York, Ms. foreign Nations, and among the several H.R. 4229: Mrs. WALORSKI and Mr. MCKIN- FUDGE, Mrs. WATSON COLEMAN, Ms. ADAMS, States, and with the Indian Tribes; LEY. Mr. THOMPSON of Mississippi, Ms. ESHOO, Mr. H.R. 4472: Mrs. COMSTOCK. JOHNSON of Georgia, Mr. JEFFRIES, Mr. HAS- f H.R. 4518: Mr. HIMES. TINGS, Ms. JAYAPAL, Ms. JACKSON LEE, Mr. H.R. 4548: Mr. O’ROURKE. ADDITIONAL SPONSORS NADLER, Mrs. LAWRENCE, and Ms. NORTON. H.R. 4941: Mr. LIPINSKI and Mr. QUIGLEY. H. Res. 907: Mr. GROTHMAN and Mr. DUFFY. H.R. 4998: Mr. WALDEN. Under clause 7 of rule XII, sponsors H. Res. 911: Mr. AL GREEN of Texas. were added to public bills and resolu- H.R. 5085: Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN and Mr. tions, as follows: SEAN PATRICK MALONEY of New York. f H.R. 5132: Mr. GALLEGO, Mr. LUETKEMEYER, H.R. 173: Mr. QUIGLEY. Ms. BONAMICI, Mr. LARSON of Connecticut, PETITIONS, ETC. H.R. 592: Ms. HERRERA BEUTLER. Mr. KIND, and Mrs. DAVIS of California. H.R. 754: Mr. NORMAN, Mr. GOODLATTE, and H.R. 5155: Ms. PINGREE, Mr. RASKIN, Mr. Under clause 3 of rule XII, Mr. KILMER. KHANNA, and Mr. HIGGINS of New York. 104. The SPEAKER presented a petition of H.R. 898: Mrs. DAVIS of California. H.R. 5223: Mr. RUPPERSBERGER. the Council of the District of Columbia, H.R. 1038: Mr. RUPPERSBERGER and Mrs. H.R. 5228: Mr. WALDEN. Washington, DC, relative to Council Resolu- BEATTY. H.R. 5383: Ms. PINGREE. tion No. 22-484, the ‘‘Sense of the Council in H.R. 1130: Mr. HILL. H.R. 5507: Mr. MEADOWS, Mr. BEN RAY Opposition to Concealed Carry Reciprocity H.R. 1134: Mr. LARSON of Connecticut. LUJA´ N of New Mexico, Ms. MICHELLE LUJAN Resolution of 2018’’; which was referred to H.R. 1171: Ms. SEWELL of Alabama, Mr. GRISHAM of New Mexico, Ms. JENKINS of Kan- the Committee on Oversight and Govern- CORREA, Ms. ADAMS, Mr. GROTHMAN, Mr. COL- sas, and Mr. KING of Iowa. ment Reform. LINS of New York, Ms. LOFGREN, and Mr. H.R. 5517: Mr. FRELINGHUYSEN. O’HALLERAN. H.R. 5565: Ms. SEWELL of Alabama, Mr. f H.R. 1204: Mr. KATKO. FOSTER, and Ms. BORDALLO. H.R. 1298: Mr. MICHAEL F. DOYLE of Penn- H.R. 5571: Mrs. LOVE. DISCHARGE PETITIONS— sylvania, Mr. SCHIFF, Mr. BROOKS of Ala- H.R. 5573: Mr. COURTNEY. ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS bama, Ms. BROWNLEY of California, Ms. H.R. 5590: Mr. WALDEN. The following Members added their HANABUSA, Ms. WASSERMAN SCHULTZ, Mr. H.R. 5640: Ms. STEFANIK. names to the following discharge peti- RODNEY DAVIS of Illinois, and Mr. EVANS. H.R. 5684: Ms. HERRERA BEUTLER. tions: H.R. 1445: Mr. KHANNA. H.R. 5713: Mr. COLE. H.R. 1447: Ms. STEFANIK, Ms. CLARKE of H.R. 5752: Mr. BURGESS and Mr. WALDEN. Petition 10 by Mr. CURBELO of Florida on New York, Mr. SWALWELL of California, Mr. H.R. 5761: Mr. BLUMENAUER and Mr. House Resolution 774: Mr. Walz, Mr. Brendan FASO, Ms. SCHAKOWSKY, and Mr. DOGGETT. KHANNA. F. Boyle of Pennsylvania, Mr. Kind, Mr. H.R. 1676: Mrs. COMSTOCK. H.R. 5765: Mr. BEYER. Ryan of Ohio, Mr. Cleaver, Mr. Neal, Mr. H.R. 1683: Mr. JENKINS of West Virginia and H.R. 5791: Mr. BUCK, Mr. TIPTON, Mr. POLIS, Brown of Maryland, Mr. Paulsen, Ms. Speier, Mr. NADLER. Ms. DEGETTE, Mr. LAMBORN, and Mr. PERL- Ms. Pelosi, Mr. Gottheimer, Mr. Reed, Mr. H.R. 1876: Mr. HILL, Mr. WOMACK, Mr. MUTTER. Panetta, Mr. Suozzi, Mr. Hoyer, Mr. KHANNA, Mr. YOUNG of Iowa, Mr. CULBERSON, H.R. 5792: Mr. BUCK, Mr. TIPTON, Mr. POLIS, Fitzpatrick, Mr. Gomez. Mr. ROKITA, Mr. CRAMER, Mr. LEWIS of Min- Ms. DEGETTE, Mr. LAMBORN, and Mr. PERL- Petition 11 by Mr. MICHAEL F. DOYLE of nesota, and Mr. HARPER. MUTTER. Pennsylvania on House Resolution 873: Mr. H.R. 1881: Mr. MARINO, Mr. HOLDING, and H.R. 5797: Mr. WALDEN. Walz, Mr. Ted Lieu of California, Mr. Larson Mr. FORTENBERRY. H.R. 5798: Mr. WALDEN. of Connecticut, Ms. Rosen, Mrs. Watson H.R. 1939: Mr. KILDEE. H.R. 5801: Mr. WALDEN. Coleman, Mr. Lowenthal, Ms. Kaptur, Ms. H.R. 2077: Mr. MICHAEL F. DOYLE of Penn- H.R. 5804: Mr. WALDEN. Vela´ zquez, Mr. Serrano, Ms. Pelosi, Mr. Perl- sylvania, Ms. ESTY of Connecticut, Mr. SEN- H.R. 5806: Mr. WALDEN. mutter, Mr. Quigley, Mr. Grijalva, Ms. Tson- SENBRENNER, and Mr. BLUMENAUER. H.R. 5809: Ms. ESHOO, Mrs. BLACKBURN, and gas, Ms. Pingree, Mr. Schiff, Mrs. Lawrence, H.R. 2092: Mr. POLIQUIN. Mr. WALDEN. Mr. DeFazio, Mr. Cicilline, Ms. Moore, Mr. H.R. 2106: Mr. CLYBURN. H.R. 5812: Ms. HERRERA BEUTLER and Mr. Ryan of Ohio, Mr. Nolan, Ms. Speier, Ms. H.R. 2451: Mr. VELA. WALDEN. Kelly of Illinois, Mr. Tonko, Ms. Fudge, Mr. H.R. 2476: Mr. SIRES. H.R. 5819: Mr. ESPAILLAT. Lamb, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Clyburn, Mr. Pascrell, H.R. 2528: Mr. COHEN. H.R. 5833: Ms. WILSON of Florida and Mr. Mr. Gutie´rrez, Mr. Hoyer, Mr. Garamendi, H.R. 2542: Ms. MCCOLLUM. RASKIN. Mr. Correa.

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Vol. 164 WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 2018 No. 87 Senate The Senate met at 11 and 1 second U.S. SENATE, ADJOURNMENT UNTIL TUESDAY, a.m. and was called to order by the PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE, MAY 29, 2018, AT 9 A.M. Honorable DAN SULLIVAN, a Senator Washington, DC, May 25, 2018. from the State of Alaska. To the Senate: The ACTING PRESIDENT pro tem- f Under the provisions of rule I, paragraph 3, pore. Under the previous order, the of the Standing Rules of the Senate, I hereby Senate stands adjourned until 9 a.m. on APPOINTMENT OF ACTING AN ULLIVAN appoint the Honorable D S , a Sen- Tuesday, May 29, 2018. PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE ator from the State of Alaska, to perform The PRESIDING OFFICER. The the duties of the Chair. Thereupon, the Senate, at 11 and 29 ORRIN G. HATCH, seconds a.m., adjourned until Tuesday, clerk will please read a communication President pro tempore. to the Senate from the President pro May 29, 2018, at 9 a.m. tempore (Mr. HATCH). Mr. SULLIVAN thereupon assumed The senior assistant legislative clerk the Chair as Acting President pro tem- read the following letter: pore.

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AMBASSADOR FAITH WHITTLESEY Philip Saharchuk is a student at Two Roads well as her concern for the veterans appearing Charter School and received this award be- before her bench, served as the motivation for HON. DONALD NORCROSS cause his determination and hard work have Judge Jent to establish a Veterans Treatment OF NEW JERSEY allowed him to overcome adversities. Court in Porter County. Recognizing many of The dedication demonstrated by Philip our veterans struggle with addiction, mental IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Saharchuk is exemplary of the type of health, and other issues after their time in the Friday, May 25, 2018 achievement that can be attained with hard service of our nation, Judge Jent knew a more Mr. NORCROSS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today work and perseverance. It is essential stu- effective solution to address the nonviolent to honor the legacy of the late Ambassador dents at all levels strive to make the most of criminal charges veterans faced as defendants Faith Whittlesey, a distinguished public serv- their education and develop a work ethic was to create a framework based on partner- ant and a native of New Jersey. I have also which will guide them for the rest of their lives. ships to focus on the root problem, rather than been asked to express the condolences of my I extend my deepest congratulations to Phil- incarceration, and the Veterans Treatment colleagues Congressmen DON BEYER, JOA- ip Saharchuk for winning the Arvada Wheat Court was established in 2011. This court sys- QUIN CASTRO, CHARLIE CRIST, BILL HUIZENGA Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. tem allows defendants to participate in pro- and ALEX MOONEY as well as Senator BAR- I have no doubt he will exhibit the same dedi- grams, including treatment and mentoring, that RASSO, whose lives have all been touched by cation and character in all of his future accom- will meet their individual needs and take one the work of Ambassador Whittlesey. plishments. to two years to complete before their record is Ambassador Whittlesey was the U.S. Am- f expunged. The numerous graduates of this bassador to Switzerland for nearly five years program attest to its success, and to it saving during both 1981–1983 and 1985–1988, and RETIREMENT OF JUDGE JULIA their lives, thanks to the dedicated profes- during the Reagan Administration she served JENT sionals who share Judge Jent’s vision and her as the Director of the Office of Public Liaison. compassion and who work together to improve Her many roles in public life included time HON. PETER J. VISCLOSKY the lives of those in their community. as the Chairwoman and President of the OF INDIANA Personally, I have been blessed by the American Swiss Foundation in New York, and IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES depth of Marge’s kindness. I first met the Judge in early 1983 when I was an unem- her service as a member of the Pennsylvania Friday, May 25, 2018 House of Representatives. ployed lawyer beginning to seek my way in During her influential career, Ambassador Mr. VISCLOSKY. Mr. Speaker, it is with the world. From the first time I met her and Whittlesey was a pivotal figure in building and great respect and admiration that I take this Jack, I was enveloped in their friendship and developing Swiss and American relations, both time to honor Judge Julia Jent and to wish her constant assistance. I could not have been domestically and abroad. well upon her retirement. For her lifetime of successful without it. But my story is not Ambassador Whittlesey was a graduate of service, and truly inspiring career, Judge Jent unique, but only one of innumerable instances Wells College and received her Law Degree is worthy of the highest praise. Among her nu- of Judge Julia Jent’s empathy and kindness. from the University of Pennsylvania, earned a merous contributions to the community of I am honored to call Julia Jent a friend. Ford Foundation Grant to attend the Academy Northwest Indiana, most impressive is her More importantly, Marge has been a friend to of International Law in The Hague, The Neth- compassionate and unwavering commitment all, and the epitome of a public servant. Hers erlands. to our veterans. The Judge will oversee her is a life we should all seek to emulate. During her career, she received honors final Veterans Treatment Court graduation on Mr. Speaker, I ask that you and my other such as the Reagan Revolution Medal of May 30, 2018, at Woodland Park in Portage, colleagues join me in honoring Judge Julia Honor, the Congress of Racial Equality Public Indiana. Jent for her outstanding service to the people Service Award, the Christian Freedom Inter- Judge Julia Jent was born in Germany and of Northwest Indiana and to wish her well national Freedom Award, the Stratton Prize, came to the United States in 1957 when she upon her retirement. Judge Jent’s impact on and the William Tell Award. A book written by was adopted by a military family from Texas. the region will be witnessed by generations to Thomas Carty centered on her career, entitled At the age of eighteen, she joined the United come, and for her many contributions, she is ‘‘Backwards, in High Heels: Faith Whittlesey, States Army. It was during her time in the worthy of our gratitude and admiration. Ronald Reagan’s ‘Madam Ambassador’ in service that she met her husband, Jack Jent, f a fellow servicemember. Following their time Switzerland and the West Wing’’. Lastly, the HONORING THE LIFE OF MR. JOHN in the military, the couple eventually moved to Ambassador had the ‘‘Faith Whittlesey rose’’ BABER named in her legacy. Northwest Indiana where they raised four chil- These awards are a mere testament to Am- dren. After years of working a few different bassador Whittlesey’s commendable dedica- jobs, Julia decided to continue her education. HON. ANDY BARR OF KENTUCKY tion and leadership on behalf of our nation In 1979, she received a Bachelor’s degree IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES and the Swiss-United States relationship. from Indiana University Northwest, and in Mr. Speaker, we have lost an extraordinary, 1982, she earned a law degree from Friday, May 25, 2018 devoted person in Ambassador Faith Valparaiso University. Judge Jent worked thir- Mr. BARR. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to cele- Whittlesey. I invite you to join me in thanking teen years in private practice law, before she brate the life of a distinguished World War II her for many contributions to our country. was appointed by former Governor Evan Bayh veteran, Mr. John Baber, of Bath County, Ken- f as Judge of the Porter Superior Court to fill tucky. the remainder of the term vacated by Judge As a young man, Mr. Baber answered the PHILIP SAHARCHUK Mary Harper, in 1997. She was then elected call and served in the United States Navy from to a six-year term in 1998, and has presided 1944 to 1946. He was stationed in the South HON. ED PERLMUTTER over Porter Superior Court III for the past Pacific on the USS Clermont. Mr. Baber re- OF COLORADO twenty-one years. In addition to her remark- turned home after helping the Allies achieve IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES able career, the Judge gives much of her time victory. Upon his return, he finished school. and efforts to numerous charitable and civic Mr. Baber married Rene Hornbeck on July Friday, May 25, 2018 organizations, and for that she is to be com- 23, 1949. He moved to Platte City, Missouri to Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise mended. work at Texas Eastern. After a long career, he today to recognize and applaud Philip Presiding as a Superior Court Judge, values retired in 1986. Saharchuk for receiving the Arvada Wheat such as respect for others, loyalty, and patriot- Mr. Baber went on to become a member of Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. ism, instilled during her military service, as the Gideons in 1986. He has always been an

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As creator of the ‘‘UE Guarantee,’’ Dr. enjoyed catching up frequently over the years Mr. Baber and other members of the Great- Kazee boldly defined UE’s commitment to its I know this is a sentiment widely shared as est Generation served their country bravely students with emphasis on substantial finan- evidenced by the outpouring of support for him and are true heroes. Mr. Baber and his fellow cial aid, internships, international study, and when his cancer diagnosis was announced men and women in uniform secured our free- graduation in four years. He prompted the Uni- and now in his passing. For many guests, the doms for future generations. He is truly an versity to reexamine its career development staff at The Homestead has become an ex- outstanding American, a protector of freedom, strategy even after graduation. He led a col- tended family. and an inspiration to us all. laboration with the Indiana University School The weekend of June 1st, his family, f of Medicine and its crosstown neighbor, the friends, and his beloved ‘‘Homestead family’’ University of Southern Indiana, in a trans- will gather to celebrate his life and pay tribute PERSONAL EXPLANATION formational Center for Health Sciences in to his long and vibrant legacy—rich with kind- downtown Evansville. He orchestrated a mas- ness and a dedication to serving others. It is HON. DIANE BLACK ter plan that led to construction of student only fitting that he be celebrated at the place OF TENNESSEE townhouses, renovations of key academic that he loved so dearly by the people he built IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES buildings, and positioned the stately Lincoln relationships with over the past six decades. Avenue campus for decades to come. Friday, May 25, 2018 Woody’s presence will be dearly missed in With profound gratitude for Dr. Kazee’s ca- the hallways and dining room of The Home- Mrs. BLACK. Mr. Speaker, I am not re- reer as an academician, community leader, stead, but certainly not forgotten. I know that corded for roll call votes on Thursday, May 24, and outstanding steward of a great university, I will long remember his kind smile and gentle 2018 because I was unavoidably detained. I join all Hoosiers in extending my best wishes demeanor, just like many others he met over Had I been present, I would have voted Aye in his retirement. the years. Woody was one in a million, and on final passage of H.R. 5515, the National f we are all better for having known him. Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year HONORING THE LIFE OF WOODY He sums it up best himself. When asked 2019. This legislation provides our men and PETTUS what he loves most about what he does, women in uniform with the resources they Woody said, ‘‘When I can look down the hall need to protect our freedom at home and leading to the dining room and see some of abroad, and fully funds the highest pay raise HON. BOB GOODLATTE OF VIRGINIA my guests coming toward me, guests that I’ve for our troops in the last nine years. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES known for years, coming back. That’s when I f know that my life has not been in vain.’’ Friday, May 25, 2018 JACOB HERNANDEZ Mr. GOODLATTE. Mr. Speaker, Woodrow f ‘‘Woody’’ Pettus was a true Virginia gen- HONORING MASTER CHIEF PETTY HON. ED PERLMUTTER tleman. For 58 years, he worked at The OFFICER BRITT SLABINSKI OF COLORADO Homestead, a historic resort nestled in the IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES mountains of beautiful Bath County, Virginia. He was an institution there, known for his HON. JAMES P. McGOVERN Friday, May 25, 2018 knack for remembering faces and names and OF MASSACHUSETTS Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise always greeting guests and friends with a IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES today to recognize and applaud Jacob Her- smile. Friday, May 25, 2018 nandez for receiving the Adams County May- Woody left this earthly life for his heavenly ors and Commissioners Youth Award. home on May 16, 2018, at the age of 77. He Mr. MCGOVERN. Mr. Speaker, it is with Jacob Hernandez received this award be- is survived by his wife of 55 years, Ruby great pride and respect that I rise to honor cause his determination and hard work have Alloway Pettus, as well as two children, Wood- Master Chief Petty Officer Britt Slabinski, a na- allowed him to overcome adversities. row Houston Pettus and wife Helen, and Lisa tive of Northampton, Massachusetts. The dedication demonstrated by Jacob Her- Pettus Aguilar, and many grandchildren, great Yesterday, Mr. Slabinski was awarded the nandez is exemplary of the type of achieve- grandchildren, and special family members. Medal of Honor, our nation’s highest award for ment that can be attained with hard work and My prayers for peace and comfort are with members of the Armed Forces of the United perseverance. It is essential students at all them as they reflect on their loss and remem- States. levels strive to make the most of their edu- ber the memories they shared with Woody, af- Authorized by and awarded in the name of cation and develop a work ethic which will fectionately known as ‘‘Pa’’ to some. Congress, the Medal of Honor acknowledges guide them for the rest of their lives. Woody was born on March 28, 1941, to the those service members who display unparal- I extend my deepest congratulations to late Walter Woodrow Pettus and Nellie Moats leled bravery and a willingness to risk their Jacob Hernandez for winning the Adams Pettus in Warm Springs, Virginia. He started own lives which clearly and conspicuously dis- County Mayors and Commissioners Youth caddying at The Homestead as a teenager, tinguishes them above their comrades. Mr. Award. I have no doubt he will exhibit the and instantly made an impression on guests Slabinski is only the 12th living servicemember same dedication and character in all of his fu- and co-workers alike. While he loved the to be awarded the Medal of Honor for bravery ture accomplishments. game of golf, he wanted something with more displayed in Afghanistan. f history and decided to move to the stables In the early morning hours of March 4th, and work with his father who was one of the 2002, during the mountaintop battle of Takur CONGRATULATING DR. THOMAS A. senior Livery Drivers. Woody eventually Ghar, Mr. Slabinski led a reconnaissance KAZEE moved on to the Dining Room where he team in support of a major coalition offensive served in a variety of roles, including his most against Al-Qaida forces in the valley below. HON. LARRY BUCSHON recent position of Maıˆtre d’. In 2003, Golfstyles According to the United States Navy, after OF INDIANA magazine recognized him as the Maıˆtre enemy fire brought down one of his team’s IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES d’Hotel of the Year. Last September, Historic helicopters, ‘‘without hesitation, then-Senior Hotels of America honored him as Ambas- Chief Slabinski made the selfless and heroic Friday, May 25, 2018 sador of the Year, which is presented to an in- decision to lead the remainder of his element Mr. BUCSHON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to dividual who has dedicated his or her career on an immediate and daring rescue back to congratulate Dr. Thomas. A. Kazee upon his to a historic hotel for at least 25 years and has the mountaintop.’’ retirement as the 23rd president of the Univer- shown exemplary hospitality and service to the The Navy notes that Mr. Slabinski, ‘‘with sity of Evansville. hotel and its guests. Woody was one of five bullets piercing his clothing, repeatedly A political scientist by preparation, this Ohio generations of Pettuses who have worked at charged into deadly fire to personally engage native became the face of UE. While reaffirm- The Homestead. He was also a member of the enemy bunker’’ before the situation be- ing its decades-old tradition of world-renowned Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church in Warm Springs, came untenable. With daylight approaching, higher education, Dr. Kazee championed the where he was baptized as a youth. he maneuvered his team to a more defensible

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It is our task to reclaim our mate through waist-deep snow during an ardu- parent than through her work in significantly culture one mind, one heart, one soul at a ous trek across precipitous terrain.’’ expanding two national marine sanctuaries off time.’’ Mr. Speaker, the Medal of Honor reflects the coast of Northern California: the Cordell I respectfully ask my colleagues in both the the acclaim and appreciation of our entire na- Bank National Marine Sanctuary, and the Gulf House and Senate and on both sides of the tion. It reminds each of us of our sacred obli- of the Farallones, now known as the Greater aisle to take a few minutes to read the Arch- gation to look after those who serve our coun- Farallones National Marine Sanctuary. Both bishop’s remarkable words. try and defend our freedom. Britt Slabinski put sanctuary boundary expansions were pro- NATIONAL CATHOLIC PRAYER BREAKFAST his life on the line not only for the sake of his posed in legislation in 2005, and were ulti- Washington, D.C., May 24, 2018 fellow soldiers, but for all of us. On behalf of mately expanded to more than twice their I. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS his hometown of Northampton, and the entire original size by the Obama administration in It is a great honor to be with you this United States Congress, I offer him my most 2015. Throughout that ten-year process, Dr. morning and to address this distinguished sincere and heartful thanks and gratitude for Williams was the driving force that propelled gathering. As we assemble as a people of his service to our nation. the policy forward. Faith to pray for our nation, we must first f Mr. Speaker, Dr. Susan Williams’ lifelong give thanks for our many blessings. We enjoy pursuit of knowledge has left a positive legacy religious liberty, freedom of speech and ex- HONORING DR. SUSAN WILLIAMS across our country and the world. It is there- pression, the right to assemble—to name fore appropriate that we pay tribute to her only a few of the freedoms for which our Founders fought and subsequent generations HON. JARED HUFFMAN today, and honor the memory of a scientist sacrificed heroically to preserve. Despite our OF CALIFORNIA who believed that no problem was insurmount- economic challenges, middle class Americans IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES able. enjoy creature comforts that were unavail- Friday, May 25, 2018 f able to kings of earlier ages. For all this and so much more, we must give thanks to God Mr. HUFFMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to BELEN TZINTZUN CHAVEZ from whom all blessings flow. recognize Dr. Susan Williams, a world re- At the same time, there are certainly nowned marine ecologist who died last month HON. ED PERLMUTTER many challenges facing our nation. Within the past week we had another deadly school in a tragic car accident. Dr. Williams’ scientific OF COLORADO research on coastal ecology and her activism shooting. There are several tense inter- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES national situations, e.g. the Holy Land, Iran, surrounding the expansion of marine sanc- Friday, May 25, 2018 Syria and Korea. Many Christians through- tuaries have left an indelible impact on the Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise out the world experience brutal religious world. Born in 1951, Dr. Susan Williams persecution. Racial tensions remain high in earned a bachelor’s of science in biology, a today to recognize and applaud Belen many cities. One third of American children master’s degree in biological oceanography, Tzintzun Chavez for receiving the Arvada are being raised in homes without their bio- and a doctoral degree in botany and marine Wheat Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth logical fathers. The legal status of more than biology. After finishing her doctoral program in award. Belen Tzintzun Chavez is a student at a million young people who were brought to 1981, she conducted research at major marine Jefferson High School and received this award this country as children remains in limbo. In because her determination and hard work Massachusetts, Illinois and the District of laboratories across the world for three years. Columbia Catholic Charities is no longer By 1986, after serving as the science director have allowed her to overcome adversities. The dedication demonstrated by Belen able to place children for adoption. Our na- for the National Oceanographic and Atmos- tion continues to give legal protection to pheric Administration’s National Undersea Re- Tzintzun Chavez is exemplary of the type of doctors and organizations that profit from search Program, Dr. Williams started teaching achievement that can be attained with hard the killing of more than one million inno- at universities while continuing her research. work and perseverance. It is essential stu- cent unborn children. There are efforts in She became the director of the Coastal and dents at all levels strive to make the most of the courts and some states legislatures to Marine Institute at San Diego State University their education and develop a work ethic coerce Catholic Hospitals to perform abor- tions. in 1990, and the director of the Bodega Ma- which will guide them for the rest of their lives. I extend my deepest congratulations to Unfortunately, this is by no means an ex- rine Laboratory at the University of California haustive list of the serious threats to the Davis in 2000. Dr. Williams stepped down Belen Tzintzun Chavez for winning the Arvada Wheat Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth well-being of our nation. However, the most from that role in 2010, and became a full-time serious crisis for our country is none of the professor and researcher at the University of award. I have no doubt she will exhibit the above, but rather a God-crisis—a crisis of California, Davis, until her death in 2018. same dedication and character in all of her fu- Faith. ture accomplishments. Throughout her career, Dr. Williams’ re- II. IS GOD DEAD? search underlined the connection between the f Is God Dead? This was the title cover story health of oceans and the communities sur- ARCHBISHOP NAUMANN SPEAKS for the April 8, 1966 edition of Time Maga- rounding them. Her work on the ecology of TRUTH TO NATION zine, when I was a junior in High School and nearshore marine ecosystems, seagrass, coral Time was the most influential periodical in reefs, and invasive species helped illustrate the United States. The 1966 article began HON. CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH with these words: the impact of warming oceans on coastal envi- OF NEW JERSEY ‘‘Is God dead? It is a question that tanta- ronments and yielded strategies for mitigating IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES lizes, both believers, who perhaps secretly those impacts. Her work was heralded by the fear that he is, and atheists, who possibly international scientific community, and pro- Friday, May 25, 2018 suspect the answer is No. vided the foundation for critical changes to Mr. SMITH of New Jersey. Mr. Speaker, ‘‘Is God dead? The three words represent a state and federal policies addressing the man- yesterday Kansas City Archbishop Joseph F. summons to reflect on the meaning of exist- agement of coastal environments. As an edu- Naumann was the keynote speaker at the ence. No longer is the question the taunting cator and mentor, she had an immense im- jest of skeptics for whom unbelief is the test 14th annual National Catholic Prayer Break- of wisdom and for whom Nietzsche is the pact: she supported students around the fast here in Washington, D.C. prophet who gave the right answer a century world, encouraged women in science, bridged Archbishop Naumann’s incisive remarks ago. . . .’’ international divides in her collaborations, and were extraordinarily inspiring, hope filled, up- At the time, the subject was considered empowered others to be leaders in the field. lifting, yet challenging. Like a modern-day shocking and provocative. I was reminded of During Dr. Williams’ ten-year tenure as the Jeremiah, he spoke truth to the nation. After this article while reading the 2017 book, The director of the Bodega Marine Laboratory, she detailing some of the ‘‘threats to the well-being Benedict Option, by Rod Dreher who makes brought scientists from around the world to of our nation,’’ Archbishop Naumann said the case that we need a new St. Benedict to conduct research at the laboratory, while at form vibrant Christian communities to pre- ‘‘However, the most serious crisis for our serve the truth of the Gospels during a new the same time working with local schools and country is none of the above, but rather a Dark Age of unbelief. the community in adopting conservation prac- God-crisis—a crisis of Faith.... Dreher notes the decline in church attend- tices based on the latest scientific discoveries. He said, ‘‘We have no permanent enemies, ance, the large number of Millennials who Through this work and her ongoing research, but only confused brothers and sisters who profess atheism or even more commonly

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Muggeridge real- We have no permanent enemies, but only own image to re-enforce our own desires. ized Jesus was not just another historical confused brothers and sisters who have yet Dreher gives his assessment of the status of figure, but he was still alive and animating to encounter the Lord of Life and to experi- Faith in America: ‘‘. . . God may not be the lives of his disciples like Mother Teresa ence His unconditional love and amazing quite dead, but he is in hospice care and con- and millions of other saints canonized and grace. We are called to renew our nation, not fined to bed.’’ uncanonized for the past 2,000 years. primarily by enacting laws, but by announc- III. A CRISIS OF FAITH It is this same Jesus we encounter every ing the Joy and Hope of the Gospel of Jesus time we open our hearts to His presence in to individuals in desperate need of its good Our culture is indeed experiencing a crisis prayer. It is this Jesus, the Lord of Lords news. It is our task to reclaim our culture of Faith that leads to a denial of truth. Once and King of Kings, who conquered death and one mind, one heart, one soul at a time. the relationship between man and God is sev- is alive, whom we receive in the Eucharist. f ered, man becomes just a highly developed It is this Jesus who transformed Peter organism. Human life becomes just another from the coward of Good Friday to the mar- thing in a world of things. Materialism RECOGNIZING THE INSPIRING LIFE tyr in Rome, who changed Paul from a perse- OF EVA SCHLOSS reigns and breeds utilitarianism—our value cutor of His disciples to the greatest Chris- is determined by our usefulness. We no tian missionary, who inspired Francis of As- longer possess inalienable rights that are sisi to abandon a frivolous life of comfort HON. CHERI BUSTOS God-given and from which no human being and through simplicity and poverty to awak- OF ILLINOIS can deprive us. en the world to the Gospel. It is this same IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The pursuit of pleasure becomes the high- Jesus who motivated Thomas More to resign est goal. This hedonism is a futile seeking of as Chancellor of England and die a Martyr’s Friday, May 25, 2018 greater and more intense pleasures that in death rather than betray his conscience, who Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to the end leave us more and more empty. Suf- emboldened the North American Martyrs to fering and death become the great enemies honor Eva Geiringer Schloss, who lives such make the perilous crossing of the Atlantic to an inspiring life as a Holocaust survivor of that we strive futilely to eliminate or at evangelize Native Americans well aware that least impede they would meet violent deaths, who led St. Auschwitz. Ms. Schloss is the stepsister and It is this loss of a sense of God that also Damien to provide pastoral care for the lep- good friend of Anne Frank. leaves us vulnerable to lose sight of the in- ers of Molokai knowing the probability that Ms. Eva Geiringer Schloss was born in nate value of each and every human being. eventually he would succumb to the dreaded 1938 shortly after the annexation of Austria by We consider those who are profoundly dis- disease, and who gave Blessed Stanley Germany. She studied art history at the Uni- abled as more vegetable than human. We ex- Rother, a farm boy from Oklahoma the cour- versity of Amsterdam and went on to become perience their care as a burden rather than age to stay with his flock in Guatemala de- an opportunity for the expression of the no- an accomplished author detailing the experi- spite being a target of the death squads. This ences of her family. Mrs. Schloss is also the blest form of love. is to name only a tiny fraction of some of We begin to see human life at its earliest the more well-known disciples who found co-founder of the Anne Frank Trust UK, and stages as something too tiny to have rights, abundant and eternal life in losing their recorded virtual reality answers to numerous but something very useful to destroy in lives following Jesus, the Man Who Lives. questions for museums everywhere in the order to exploit its components in the hope world ensuring we never forget those tragic of healing or restoring youth to those al- VI. A GOD WHO DIED BUT IS NOT DEAD ready born. This loss of a sense of God also The Original Sin was the decision by our events. Ms. Schloss is an inspiration to all of leaves us helpless to find meaning in suf- first parents to push God out of their garden us in remembering the Holocaust and hon- fering. Suffering becomes the other real evil in order to become their own gods. This is oring the lives of those lost. and thus to be avoided at all costs. If it is the archetype of every sin. God’s response to It is because of dedicated women such as impossible or perhaps difficult to eliminate humanity’s rebellion is mercy. God does not Ms. Eva Schloss that I am especially proud to the suffering, then it becomes acceptable to abandon us to dwell in the darkness created serve in Congress. Mr. Speaker, I would like eliminate the one suffering. by our rejection of His love. Instead, God to again formally honor Ms. Eva Schloss today comes to rescue us just as he saved Israel IV. THE ESSENCE: AN ENCOUNTER WITH A from the slavery of Egypt. Sin masquerades as an inspiration to us all. PERSON as freedom but in reality enslaves us to dis- f Pope Emeritus Benedict, in his writings ordered cravings. Jesus came to liberate us and speeches reflecting on the essence of from the bondage of sin and to vanquish PERSONAL EXPLANATION what it means to be Catholic declared it is death destroying its power to rob life of its not our dogma and doctrine. Obviously, it is meaning and render it absurd. HON. GWEN MOORE not that he thought these to be unimportant, The method of this rescue was not to use OF WISCONSIN after all he had been the Prefect for the Con- His almighty power to force us into submis- gregation of the Doctrine of the Faith—he sion to His will, but it was through His in- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES was the architect of the Catechism of the carnation to become one with us in all Friday, May 25, 2018 Catholic Church. Yet, important as they are, things but sin. Like a special operations sol- they are not the essence of Catholicism. dier dropped behind enemy lines, Jesus en- Ms. MOORE. Mr. Speaker, on May 24, I Similarly Pope Benedict maintained that tered fully into our humanity, enduring un- missed Roll Call vote 229. Had I been living an ethical life is not the heart of what speakable suffering because of our sin. present, I would have voted NO to reject the it means to be Catholic. Again, he was not Jesus defeats humanity’s twin enemies, sin motion to table the appeal in order to allow the claiming this is insignificant, but it is the and death, by walking through death to eter- House to debate Mr. Thompson’s timely fruit of our Faith, not its essence. nal life. We believe in a God who died but is amendment to strengthen the gun background Pope Benedict asserts the essence of Ca- far from dead. The triumphant, risen Lord is check system. tholicism is an encounter with the person of still animating the lives of those who open Jesus Christ. Without that personal encoun- their hearts to encounter His love. Thus for f ter, our dogma and doctrine makes no sense. the Christian, we are never without hope. CONGRATULATING DR. LINDA L. Without this encounter we will not have the In recent years, I have been drawn to read capacity to persevere in living a virtuous the memoirs of former atheists who have be- M. BENNETT life. come Catholic. Two of my favorites in this V. JESUS, THE MAN WHO LIVES genre are Jennifer Fulwiler’s Something HON. LARRY BUCSHON Other Than God and Sally Read’s Night’s Malcolm Muggeridge—the late BBC tele- OF INDIANA Bright Darkness. Both of their conversions vision personality, while an agnostic, filmed IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES a documentary on Mother Teresa of Calcutta illustrate, if we just open a crack in our entitled Something Beautiful for God. hearts, God’s amazing grace will come rush- Friday, May 25, 2018 ing in. Muggeridge made Mother Theresa a house- Mr. BUCSHON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to VII. A NEW GREAT AWAKENING hold name in the English speaking world. extend my heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Muggeridge’s experience of Mother Theresa’s In our prayer this morning, let us pray for selfless love changed the trajectory of his a religious revival in our nation, another Linda L. M. Bennett as she retires as the third life. great awakening. For those of us who have president of the University of Southern Indi- The BBC subsequently assigned encountered the Risen Jesus we have a re- ana. Muggeridge to do a documentary on Jesus. sponsibility to bring His love and mercy to Dr. Bennett’s steady leadership, wise coun- In Bethlehem at the Church of the Nativity others, especially as Pope Francis so often sel, and dedication to academic excellence

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It is essential students at all levels f nine-year tenure, USI experienced dynamic strive to make the most of their education and growth and diversity in its student population, develop a work ethic which will guide them for TRIBUTE TO PHILIP FAGAN attracted top-flight faculty, and became a high- the rest of their lives. er-education destination throughout Indiana I extend my deepest congratulations to HON. DAVID YOUNG and across the globe. The campus, itself, took Emily Ogata for winning the Arvada Wheat OF IOWA on a signature personality with new structures Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES I have no doubt she will exhibit the same dedi- that helped define an enduring physical char- Friday, May 25, 2018 acter. cation and character in all of her future ac- A highly regarded civic leader, Dr. Bennett complishments. Mr. YOUNG of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I rise has lent her talents to countless organizations f today to recognize and congratulate Mr. Philip and civic causes, and she has been widely Fagan on the occasion of his 90th birthday. recognized for her thoughtful contributions, SUPPORTING THE PHILADELPHIA Mr. Fagan shares his birthday with his twin many, of which, were conducted outside the SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA’S HIS- sister, Phyllis. They both reside in Adair, Iowa. public eye. TORIC EUROPE AND ISRAEL Our world has changed a great deal during I am grateful for Dr. Bennett’s legacy of TOUR Philip’s life. Since his birth, we have revolu- stewardship in guiding USI’s development, tionized air travel and walked on the moon. and join all Hoosiers in extending my best HON. DWIGHT EVANS We have invented the television, cellular wishes in her retirement. OF PENNSYLVANIA phones and the internet. We have fought in f IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES wars overseas, seen the rise and fall of Soviet communism and witnessed the birth of new Friday, May 25, 2018 CONGRATULATING THE CITY OF democracies. Philip has lived through eighteen ASTANA Mr. EVANS. Mr. Speaker, today, I rise with United States Presidents and twenty-two Gov- great honor to salute the Philadelphia Orches- ernors of Iowa. In his lifetime, the population HON. ELIOT L. ENGEL tra on its upcoming historic tour through Eu- of the United States has more than tripled. OF NEW YORK rope and Israel. I have had the privilege of Mr. Speaker, it is an honor to represent Mr. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES working to support them over the years during Fagan in the United States Congress and it is Friday, May 25, 2018 my time in the Pennsylvania Legislature, and my pleasure to wish him a very happy 90th now here in Congress. I can’t think of a better birthday. I invite my colleagues in the House Mr. ENGEL. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to cultural ambassador for our country, the Com- of Representatives to join me in congratulating congratulate the city of Astana on its 20th an- monwealth, and our great city, than the finely- Philip Fagan on reaching this incredible mile- niversary. In this short time, the capital city of tuned Philadelphia Orchestra. stone, and wishing him even more health and Kazakhstan has hosted high-level political and With support from Pennsylvania Governor happiness in the years to come. diplomatic events, including several inter- Tom Wolf’s Department of Community and f national forums for a nuclear weapons-free Economic Development and State Department world. diplomats, and more than 150 Pennsylvania HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY Most recently, Astana hosted the successful musicians, non-profits, and business leaders, OF JUDGE CLARE JUPITER EXPO 2017, which focused on the future of this historic journey starts in Brussels, Bel- energy. Kazakhstan has shown promise not gium, and will wind its way through Luxem- HON. CEDRIC L. RICHMOND only as an important economic partner of the bourg, France, Germany, and Austria. These United States in the energy sector, but also as OF LOUISIANA historic countries are iconic in their musical IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES a strong proponent of clean energy. It joined backgrounds, having given birth to such artists the Paris Agreement and many other inter- such as Beethoven, Brahms, Poulenc, Wag- Friday, May 25, 2018 national efforts to curb climate change and im- ner, and Mozart. Mr. RICHMOND. Mr. Speaker, I rise to prove our environment. I take special pride in the Philadelphia Or- honor the life and legacy of Judge Clare Jupi- In its 20-year history, Astana has become chestra’s visit to Israel, in partnership with the ter of Orleans Parish Civil District Court, who one of the most modern cities in Central Asia. Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia. died on May 18, 2018 at the age of 65. It continues to serve as a hub for the region This visit not only confirms and solidifies the Born in Chicago, Illinois where her father and link between the East and the West. distinct. and unique cultural, political, and hu- was attending art school, Judge Jupiter came I look forward to a long partnership between manitarian bond amongst the City of Philadel- to New Orleans as a toddler and spent the Washington and Astana. A partnership that phia, the Jewish community, and the State of rest of her childhood in the city. She was the will include productive cooperation on shared Israel. Israel and its people have been contin- second-oldest of 12 children. She graduated economic and security priorities, as well as ef- ually under siege for ages from the time of from St. Joseph Academy in New Orleans and forts to advance the development of an inde- Judea to Sumeria, and by recognizing their earned a B.A. degree from Yale University in pendent, stable, and politically free dignity, honor, and courage, the Orchestra’s 1974 before returning to New Orleans to work Kazakhstan. With these advances, Astana visit serves to underscore how important Israel as a reporter for the States-Item, the city’s would become a model for other nations and to the Middle East writ large, and to America. afternoon paper, she was known as a gifted a central partner on so many shared objec- And let me add that the Philadelphia Orches- writer who took the time to understand the tives. tra should be noted for the diversity of its mu- topic at hand. f sicians and staff orchestra’s diversity com- Judge Jupiter left journalism to attend law EMILY OGATA plements. school, graduating in 1978 from Duke Univer- I would like to give special recognition to the sity School of Law, and then returned to New HON. ED PERLMUTTER Philadelphia Orchestra’s director, Yannick Orleans to practice law. She was admitted to Nezet-Seguin, the chairman, Richard Worley, the Louisiana State Bar in 1979. She became OF COLORADO and the woman at the top who has helped part of the firm Jefferson Bryan and Gray, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES forge ties both near and far, Philadelphia Or- which later became Bryan and Jupiter. Friday, May 25, 2018 chestra Interim Co-Presidents Ryan Fleur and Judge Jupiter worked as outside general Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise Matthew Loden. And I also wish to salute counsel for the Orleans Parish School Board today to recognize and applaud Emily Ogata Naomi Adler, CEO of the Jewish Federation of and supported causes such as WWOZ Radio, for receiving the Arvada Wheat Ridge Service Greater Philadelphia and Director of Govern- the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, Ambassadors for Youth award. ment Affairs, Robin Schatz for their leadership, Covenant House, and New Life Ministry. She Emily Ogata is a student at Waren Tech and special role in informing us on the unwav- was one of the first female attorneys at what North and received this award because her ering dignity and humanity of Israel. had been an all-male firm and became the

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We for receiving the Adams County Mayors and OF ILLNOIS cannot match the sacrifices made by Judge Commissioners Youth Award. Josue Estrada IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Jupiter, but surely we can try to match her received this award because his determination Friday, May 25, 2018 sense of service. We cannot match her cour- and hard work have allowed him to overcome age, but we can strive to match her devotion. adversities. Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Judge Jupiter’s survivors include her hus- The dedication demonstrated by Josue congratulate Ian Kuehl, a senior from Stockton band, Pat Bryant; brother, New Orleans Traffic Estrada is exemplary of the type of achieve- High School, for earning the 285 pound Class Court Judge Steven Jupiter; a son, Kwame ment that can be attained with hard work and IA title for the Illinois State Championship in Bryant of New Orleans; a daughter, Ms. Nia perseverance. It is essential students at all Wrestling. Bryant of New Orleans; six brothers, Eric, levels strive to make the most of their edu- Ian Kuehl pinned his last opponent of the Danny and Jerome Jupiter, all of New Orle- cation and develop a work ethic which will season in 3 minutes and 25 seconds to claim ans, David Jupiter of Albuquerque, New Mex- guide them for the rest of their lives . his title as state champion, and I would like to ico, Carl Jupiter of Houston and Omodare Ju- I extend my deepest congratulations to recognize Ian for his tremendous accomplish- piter of St. Croix; four sisters, Gayle Jupiter of Josue Estrada for winning the Adams County ment. Ian’s dedication and passion for his Albuquerque, Ann Jupiter-Mitchll of Wash- Mayors and Commissioners Youth Award. I sport meant that he was determined to win ington, Jill Jupiter-Jones of Silver Spring, have no doubt he will exhibit the same dedica- gold and cap off his season of 47 wins and Maryland, and Jane Bell of New Orleans; her tion and character in all of his future accom- only 1 loss. As a former athlete, I understand mother, Romona Felton Jupiter of New Orle- plishments. the amount of hard work and commitment to ans; and two grandchildren. f be awarded such a title. Ian is an example of Mr. Speaker, I celebrate the life and legacy the importance of dedication and a strong of Judge Clare Jupiter. HONORING THE CAREER OF THE work ethic. I am proud there is such young tal- f CHARLOTTE 49ERS DIRECTOR OF ent in our community, and to see him rep- ATHLETICS JUDY ROSE IN RECOGNITION OF RABBI resent Stockton throughout the state. LAURENCE MALINGER Mr. Speaker, I would like to again formally HON. RICHARD HUDSON congratulate Ian Kuehl on his state title, and I HON. FRANK PALLONE, JR. OF NORTH CAROLINA join the rest of the community in wishing him IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES every success in the future. OF NEW JERSEY f IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Friday, May 25, 2018 Friday, May 25, 2018 Mr. HUDSON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to PERSONAL EXPLANTION Mr. PALLONE. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the career of Judy Rose and her congratulate Rabbi Laurence Malinger on his service as the Director of Athletics for UNC HON. KAY GRANGER 25 years of rabbinical service. Rabbi Malinger Charlotte. OF TEXAS is a respected leader of Temple Shalom in Ab- I’ve known Judy for many years, and IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES watched her succeed at every opportunity she erdeen, New Jersey as well as the greater Friday, May 25, 2018 community. His contributions are truly deserv- was given. As only the third female Division I ing of this body’s recognition. Athletic Director in NCAA history, a role she Ms. GRANGER. Mr. Speaker, had I been Rabbi Malinger has served as senior rabbi has held for 28 years, Judy has made a tre- present, I would have voted YEA on Roll Call of Temple Shalom since 1999 and continues mendous impact on my alma mater and the No. 208. to support the Temple’s mission of religious entire Charlotte community. She helped build f education and guidance, social action and an athletic program that empowers student- TRIBUTE TO PHYLLIS O’BRIEN community service. He is a trusted confidant athletes with tools to be successful and pro- to his congregation and an inspiring spiritual vides our community teams to be proud of. leader. Over the years, she has taken our athletic HON. DAVID YOUNG Prior to his service at Temple Shalom, department higher than anyone ever envi- OF IOWA Rabbi Malinger was Associate Rabbi of Con- sioned. And most importantly, she did so with IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES gregation Beth Emeth in Delaware after serv- the highest ethical standards. I am proud we Friday, May 25, 2018 ing the Congregation for four years as Assist- have not had one hint of scandal during Judy ant Rabbi and Director of Education. He has Rose’s tenure. In my opinion, she is one of Mr. YOUNG of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I rise earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Ap- the most influential figures in UNC Charlotte today to recognize and congratulate Ms. Phyl- plied Mathematics, a Master of Education with history. lis O’Brien on the occasion of her 90th birth- School Psychology, a Master of Arts in He- I still remember back in the 90’s when I was day. Ms. O’Brien shares her birthday with her brew Letters and most recently was awarded Student Body President—there were plenty of twin brother, Philip. They both reside in Adair, an Honorary Doctor of Divinity for his dedi- people who didn’t share her vision for putting Iowa. cated years of service. the basketball arena in the middle of campus, Our world has changed a great deal during A devoted man of faith and community in- or didn’t believe a Division I football team Phyllis’ life. Since her birth, we have revolu- volvement, Rabbi Malinger is engaged with would ever be a reality. Nevertheless, Judy al- tionized air travel and walked on the moon. various organizations and issues, including the ways saw the big picture and always knew We have invented the television, cellular Central Conference of American Rabbis, the what a powerhouse UNC Charlotte athletics phones and the internet. We have fought in Bayshore Ministerium, the Jewish Federation could become. She saw the potential, and wars overseas, seen the rise and fall of Soviet of Monmouth County’s Jewish Addiction Re- she’s a huge reason why UNC Charlotte now communism and witnessed the birth of new source and Garden State Equality, among oth- has thriving alumni engagement and why the democracies. Phyllis has lived through eight- ers. student population has boomed the last 20 een United States Presidents and twenty-two Mr. Speaker, I sincerely hope my colleagues years. Governors of Iowa. In her lifetime, the popu- will join me in congratulating Rabbi Malinger I am proud, on behalf of the UNC Charlotte lation of the United States has more than tri- on his 25 years of rabbinical service and family that is Niner Nation, to say thank you, pled. thanking him for his many years of out- Judy Rose. Your extraordinary leadership will Mr. Speaker, it is an honor to represent standing leadership to Temple Shalom and the be missed. We wish you and Ken all the best Phyllis in the United States Congress and it is community. in this next chapter of your lives. my pleasure to wish her a very happy 90th

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RILEY NEARY The Colorado Freedom Memorial, which Friday, May 25, 2018 holds over 6,000 names, first opened in 2013 Mr. PALAZZO. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to HON. ED PERLMUTTER and is the first memorial in the United States recognize Paul Sonnier, a resident in my dis- OF COLORADO that pays respect to members of the military trict and a United States Navy WWII Veteran. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES who have served in any of America’s wars Paul Sonnier was born on January 13th, Friday, May 25, 2018 from the State of Colorado. For this year’s fifth 1926, in Delcambre, Louisiana, near Lafayette. Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise anniversary, the memorial will be dedicating a As the fifth oldest of ten children, Paul’s ability today to recognize and applaud Riley Neary new flag pole, holding a tribute for the 100th to serve as a role model and leader has been for receiving the Arvada Wheat Ridge Service anniversary of the end of World War I, and un- evident throughout his life. Sonnier’s father Ambassadors for Youth award. veiling a new exhibit which contains soil from died when he was young, and Paul felt it was Riley Neary is a student at Oberon Middle eight American cemeteries overseas where his duty to help his mother provide and care School and received this award because her Coloradans lie who never made it home. for his younger siblings. determination and hard work have allowed her The anniversary of the memorial is espe- On December 7th, 1941, the bombing of to overcome adversities. cially fitting as we observe Memorial Day and Pearl Harbor sparked a fire inside of Paul, and The dedication demonstrated by Riley Neary pay homage to the men and women who have he knew ‘‘joining up’’ would help provide for is exemplary of the type of achievement that sacrificed their lives on behalf of our nation. I his family as well as honor his country. Paul can be attained with hard work and persever- am proud to have this memorial located in my enlisted in the U.S. Navy, in January of 1944, ance. It is essential students at all levels strive district and would like to recognize cofounders and served our country until May of 1946, to make the most of their education and de- Rick and Diane Crandall. Their leadership and when he was honorably discharged. velop a work ethic which will guide them for dedication to our veterans is truly admirable, In the Navy, he served aboard the USS LCI the rest of their lives. and I thank them for all of their work. (G) 458 and was found worthy of membership I extend my deepest congratulations to Riley Mr. Speaker, it is, and always will be an in The Ancient and Sacred Order of the Gold- Neary for winning the Arvada Wheat Ridge honor to pay homage to the men and women en Dragon as well as the Solemn Mysteries of Service Ambassadors for Youth award. I have who have sacrificed so much for our nation the Ancient Order of the Deep. He received no doubt she will exhibit the same dedication and our American freedoms, and I salute the two battle stars as well as a Presidential Unit and character in all of her future accomplish- Colorado Freedom Memorial for allowing all to Citation. ments. visit and pay their respects. After his military service Paul worked for f Freeport Sulphur Company in Port Sulphur, Louisiana, and later became a tugboat cap- f RECOGNIZING THE INSPIRING LIFE tain, until he retired. OF ELSIE HEIDENREICH RECOGNITION OF AZERBAIJAN’S Paul was married and has six children and CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY fifteen grandchildren. He moved from Lou- HON. CHERI BUSTOS isiana to Mississippi after Hurricane Katrina in OF ILLINOIS 2005, and has lived in the fourth Congres- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HON. ROBERT B. ADERHOLT sional District ever since. World War II veteran, Paul Sonnier, lives his Friday, May 25, 2018 OF ALABAMA life with honor and bravery, leaving behind a IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to legacy that must be remembered as one of honor Elsie Heidenreich, who lived an inspir- Friday, May 25, 2018 America’s Greatest Generation. ing life as one of the first women to serve as On April 23rd, the Phi Mu Women’s Frater- Mr. ADERHOLT. Mr. Speaker, I rise to rec- a Red Cross nurse in World War I. nity at the University of Southern Mississippi ognize the 100th anniversary of the founding Ms. Heidenreich was born into a family of honored Mr. Sonnier by granting one of his of Azerbaijan, known as Republic Day. nine in Woodbine Township in 1893. She put last wishes—dancing with a beautiful woman. herself through nursing school, and at age 25 On May 28, 1918, the National Assembly of That he did, several times over. He said that completed the nursing program at the Pres- Azerbaijan adopted a Declaration of Independ- it was wonderful to see that today’s young byterian School of Nursing in Chicago. After ence, and formed the Azerbaijan Democratic people remember those who fought in World enlisting in the military, she sailed overseas on Republic, the first secular parliamentary de- War II and would be kind enough to shower assignment to France and worked tirelessly mocracy in the Muslim world. him with love on that day. with the sick and wounded. Ms. Heidenreich For over 50 years (1920–1971), Azerbaijan I am honored to recognize Mr. Paul Sonnier returned to the United States after the Armi- suffered under the weight of the Soviet re- today, and express the gratitude of our district stice was signed and served as a Red Cross gime. As they rebuilt from the wreckage of the to him for his service and dedication to our nurse until 1921, when she left the service to failed communist empire, Azerbaijan grew into country by answering the call and serving hon- become a missionary in China. a strong and reliable ally of the United States. orably and bravely in World War II. It is because of dedicated women such as Today, the Republic of Azerbaijan is not Ms. Elsie Heidenreich that I am especially only a valuable partner of the United States, f proud to serve Illinois’ 17th Congressional Dis- but also plays a critical role in the Caucasus RECOGNIZING THE INSPIRING LIFE trict. Mr. Speaker, I would like to again for- and Central Asia. Azerbaijan was one of the OF LUELLA WILLIAMS ELLIOTT mally honor Ms. Elsie Heidenreich’s life and first countries to render unconditional assist- her service to this great country. ance to the United States after the terror at- f tacks of September 11, 2001. It also has a HON. CHERI BUSTOS strong friendship and partnership with Israel, OF ILLINOIS THE FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES COLORADO FREEDOM MEMORIAL one of the closest allies of the United States. Azerbaijan continues to play a key role in Friday, May 25, 2018 HON. MIKE COFFMAN energy security and diversification for U.S. al- Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to lies in Europe and Israel, including leadership OF COLORADO honor Luella Williams Elliott, who lived an in- on the Southern Gas Corridor. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES spiring life serving in the United States Army On this 100th anniversary of the founding of from 1943–1945 during World War II. Friday, May 25, 2018 Azerbaijan, the United States remains grateful Ms . Elliott was born in 1908 in rural Stock- Mr. COFFMAN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to for the strategic relationship and abiding ton, Illinois. She enlisted in the Army in 1943 recognize the fifth anniversary of the Colorado friendship between our two countries. and was stationed with the Women’s Army

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While mation and Control Engineering. textbook in Astrodynamics and is a reviewer of Ms. Elliott was in the service, she received the Lynn was a member of the U.S. Army Air technical articles for a number of journals, an WAC Service Medal and the WAC Good Con- Corps during World War II and flew in C–47 editor of the Brazilian Engenharia International duct Medal. aircraft in the European Theater of Operations Journal and served as reviewer and consultant It is because of dedicated women such as with the IX Troop Carrier Command Pathfinder to the Air Force Scientific Advisory Board, Na- Ms. Luella Williams Elliott that I am especially Group. tional Science Foundation, and the Air Force proud to serve Illinois’ 17th Congressional Dis- The former Mayor started employment at Office of Scientific Research. trict. Mr. Speaker, I would like to again for- Wright-Patterson in 1950 and retired in 1988. He is also active in civic affairs being a mally honor Ms. Luella Williams Elliott’s life He did research in the areas of navigation, member of the Fairborn Chamber of Com- and her service to this great country. guidance and control, systems analysis, merce, Fairborn Rotary Club and the Amer- astrodynamics and bioengineering. In addition ican Legion. He served six years on the City f to his job as Dean, he also served as Chair- Planning Board, two years on the Zoning MIGUEL OLIVAS MALDONADO man of the System Engineering Program and Board of Appeals, eight years on City Council, as a research Professor of Engineering two of those years as Deputy Mayor and four HON. ED PERLMUTTER Science. Prior to joining AFIT in 1970, he was years as Mayor. He was one of ten Dayton corporate leaders on the Dayton Development OF COLORADO one of the directors of the Aerospace Re- search Laboratories. He was a Project Engi- Council’s Science and Technology Task Force IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES neer on the Navigation System for the B–58, that inventoried the area’s technological as- Friday, May 25, 2018 helped develop the release envelopes for the sets and made recommendations for strate- Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise Sidewinder Missile, and was a pioneer in pre- gies to expand jobs in technology. He served today to recognize and applaud Miguel Olivas cision trajectory analysis. Lynn also served as on the Steering Committee of Challenge ’95 Maldonado for receiving the Arvada Wheat Adjunct Professor in mathematics at Wright and as representative on the Miami Valley Re- Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. State University for seven years starting with search Park and on the Board of Directors of Miguel Olivas Maldonado is a student at Ar- the first day it opened its doors, and taught at the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commis- vada K–8 and received this award because the Ohio State Extension at Wright Field, and sion, member of the Miami Valley Military Af- his determination and hard work have allowed at the Engineering and Science Institute of fairs Association and was a former Chairman him to overcome adversities. Dayton. He also lectured at a number of man- of the Board of Toward Independence. He was a charter member of the Board of The dedication demonstrated by Miguel agement workshops including the Brookings Trustees of the 2003 Committee, served as a Olivas Maldonado is exemplary of the type of Institute, Federal Executive Institute, American Commissioner of the Dayton Aviation Heritage achievement that can be attained with hard Management Association and the American National Historic Park, Commissioner of the work and perseverance. It is essential stu- Society for Engineering Education. Ohio Wright-Dunbar State Park, and as a dents at all levels strive to make the most of Lynn belongs to the standard set of hono- member of the Board of Trustees of the their education and develop a work ethic raria including Eta Kappa Nu (Electrical Engi- Fairborn Senior Citizens Center, and a mem- which will guide them for the rest of their lives. neering Honorary), Tau Beta Pi (Engineering ber of the Board of Greene County Career I extend my deepest congratulations to Honorary), and Sigma Xi (Research Hon- Center Adult Education Scholarship Endow- Miguel Olivas Maldonado for winning the Ar- orary). Among his honors and awards are ment Fund. He helped start Kids Voting in vada Wheat Ridge Service Ambassadors for Senior Executive Bonus Awards, Meritorious Civilian Service Medal, Exceptional Service Greene County, was Co-Chairman of the Sen- Youth award. I have no doubt he will exhibit ior Citizens Levy Campaign, served as the same dedication and character in all of his Medal, University of Illinois Distinguished Alumnus Award, Fairborn Chamber of Com- Fairborn Rep on the Greene County Com- future accomplishments. bined Health District Board including a term as f merce Ed Duncan Distinguished Citizen Award, Fairborn Chamber of Commerce Presi- Chairman of the Board and served as a volun- TRIBUTE TO DR. LYNN E. dents Award, Fairborn Ministerial Association teer for SAYUS Walkathon. He was a member of the City of Fairborn WOLAVER Peace Maker Award, and induction into his Tax Incentive Review Council, member of the Springfield (Illinois) High School Hall of Fame Greene County Bar Association Ethics and and in 2006 he was selected as Grand Mar- HON. MICHAEL R. TURNER Grievance Committee, Vice-President of the shal of the Fairborn Fourth of July Parade. OF OHIO Greene County Library Board of Trustees, IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Lynn was selected as the Outstanding Senior Vice-President of the Greene County Library Citizen in Greene County for 2009 by the Friday, May 25, 2018 Board of Trustees, Congressman Hobson’s Agency on Aging PSA2. He also received the Military Advisory Committee, and his Academy Mr. TURNER. Mr. Speaker, I ask my col- prestigious E. J. Nutter Award as outstanding Selection Advisory Committee. He was active leagues to join me in paying tribute to a re- Greene County Citizen for 2010. He was in- with the Fairborn Area Chamber of Commerce spected community leader, and a dear friend ducted into the Ohio Seniors Hall of Fame in where he served on the Ambassadors Club. from my congressional district, for his lifetime 2010 and a the Ohio Veteran Hall of Fame in He was a Presiding Precinct Judge with the of service to our country and to the people of 2015. Lynn and his wife Arah-Dean were se- Greene County Board of Elections and was on Southwest Ohio. lected as King and Queen of the Fairborn the Board of Directors of the Fairborn Rotary Dr. Lynn E. Wolaver, age 94 of Fairborn, Sweet Corn Festival. He is a member of the Club and is a Paul Harris Fellow. Wolaver rep- passed away Monday May 7, 2018 at the New York Academy of Science, the Society of resented Fairborn on the County Advisory Hospice of Dayton. He was born March 10, Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Institute of Board of the Greene County Council on Aging, 1924 in Springfield, IL, the son of the late Electrical and Electronic Engineers, Bio- and was then appointed to the Board of the Lindle and Esther (Skoog) Wolaver. feedback Society, Fellow of the British Inter- Greene County Council on Aging. Lynn is the former Mayor of the City of planetary Society, Midwestern Simulation He was a member of the AFIT Foundation Fairborn, Ohio and Dean for Research Emer- Council, charter member of the Astrodynamics Board and was a member of the Wright State itus at the Air Force Institute of Technology lo- Committee of the American Rocket Society, University College of Liberal Arts Community cated at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, member of the American Association for the Advisory Board. He was also a charter mem- Ohio. He is a charter member of the Federal Advancement of Science and the American ber of the Fairborn Education Foundation. Senior Executive Service and was first ap- Society for Engineering Education. The former In addition to his parents he was preceded pointed to super grade status in 1967 at the Mayor was listed in American Men and in death by a brother and sister-in-law, Donald age of 43 at the USAF Aerospace Research Women of Science, Who’s Who in Midwest and Donna Wolaver. Survivors include his wife Laboratories where he was one of the Direc- (12th–16th edition), Who’s Who in Govern- of 69 years, Arah-Dean; two sons, Judge Ste- tors. His civilian protocol status was DV–5 ment, Directory of International Biography, phen (Gayla Sue) Wolaver, Rick Wolaver; two equivalent to a Major General. Leaders in American Science, World Space grandchildren, Scott (Kerri) Wolaver, Lindy His academic life includes time with the Uni- Directory, Outstanding Leaders in Education Wolaver; and two great-grandsons, Carter and versity of Illinois, (BSEE 1949, MSEE 1950), and the Dayton, Ohio telephone directory. Connor.

VerDate Sep 11 2014 03:53 May 26, 2018 Jkt 079060 PO 00000 Frm 00008 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 0634 E:\CR\FM\A25MY8.033 E25MYPT1 SSpencer on DSKBBXCHB2PROD with REMARKS May 25, 2018 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E743 HONORING 30 YEARS OF KUBOTA Ms. Francomb trained at Hunter College in CONGRATULATING SIGNATURE MANUFACTURING IN THE New York City and was sworn into the Wom- SCHOOL IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA UNITED STATES en’s Auxiliary Volunteer Emergency Service (WAVES) for the Navy in Chicago, Illinois in HON. LARRY BUCSHON HON. DOUG COLLINS 1943. She was a chief secretary of cor- OF INDIANA OF GEORGIA respondence at the Naval Supply Depot in IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Oakland, California, attaining the rank of Yeo- Friday, May 25, 2018 man First Class. After her Naval career, she Friday, May 25, 2018 resumed her position as assistant cashier at Mr. BUCSHON. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Mr. COLLINS of Georgia. Mr. Speaker, I Elizabeth Bank. extend my congratulations to Signature School rise today in recognition of Kubota Manufac- It is because of dedicated women such as in Evansville, Indiana for being named the turing’s 30-year presence in the United States. Ms. Rita Baumgartner Francomb that I am es- ninth best charter school in the United States, Planting its roots in my hometown of Gaines- pecially proud to serve Illinois’ 17th Congres- the seventeenth best high school in the United ville, this company specializes in tractor manu- sional District. Mr. Speaker, I would like to States, and best high school in Indiana by facturing. again formally honor Ms. Rita Baumgartner U.S. News and World Report in its 2018 In the past few decades, several inter- Francomb’s life and her service to this great rankings. Founded in 1992, Signature School became national companies like Kubota have made country. Indiana’s first public charter school in 2002. Northeast Georgia their home. For Kubota, f what began as a 60,000 square foot plant with Located on Main Street in downtown Evans- 44 team members in 1988 grew to the 2.5 mil- TRIBUTE TO CENTENNIAL MIDDLE ville, Signature School has offered an ad- lion square foot plant with 2,600 team mem- SCHOOL’S MATHCOUNTS TEAM vanced education for students all over South- bers that we see today. west Indiana for over 25 years. The education Instead of settling for one plant’s success, HON. JOHN R. CURTIS young Hoosiers receive at Signature School Kubota chose to open additional manufac- not only helps them prepare for college, but OF UTAH also for success in life. Signature School stu- turing plants in Kansas and Texas, and, in IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2005, the company founded the Kubota Indus- dents routinely out perform national SAT and trial Equipment Corporation based in nearby Friday, May 25, 2018 ACT averages, are recognized as National Jefferson, Georgia. Mr. CURTIS. Mr. Speaker, I stand before Merit Finalists, achieve a 100 percent gradua- To celebrate its 30-year anniversary, Kubota you today to honor Centennial Middle School’s tion rate, and are offered millions of dollars in Manufacturing donated $1 million to the Lanier MATHCOUNTS team, which won the Utah college scholarships. Technical College Foundation. This gift will State MATHCOUNTS contest this year and Ensuring all Hoosiers have access to a help finance Lanier Technical College’s new sent multiple students to represent Utah at the quality education is of the utmost importance Hall County Campus, which is scheduled to 2018 Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National Com- because today’s youth are tomorrow’s leaders. open in the spring of next year. petition, where they placed in the top ten. I am grateful for Signature School’s commit- Whether it’s a student at Lanier Technical The MATHCOUNTS Foundation is a non- ment to educating young Hoosiers and con- College or one of the company’s employees, profit organization that helps middle school gratulate them on receiving this outstanding Kubota demonstrates the importance of invest- students nurture and enhance their abilities in distinction. ing in our nation’s workforce—preparing men mathematics. The foundation was created in f and women for the jobs our modern world re- 1983 and has since helped countless middle JANE POOLE quires. school students overcome their fear of and de- Mr. Speaker, I thank Kubota Manufacturing velop a love for mathematics. HON. ED PERLMUTTER for using its success to support the commu- The MATHCOUNTS Foundation hosts the OF COLORADO nities in my corner of Georgia. I look forward annual Raytheon MATHCOUNTS National IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES to seeing this company’s presence continue to Competition, which brings in Mathletes from all grow over the next 30 years. 50 States to compete. These Mathletes com- Friday, May 25, 2018 f pete head-to-head with other teams to solve Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise difficult math problems in timed exams. Since today to recognize and applaud Jane Poole PERSONAL EXPLANATION the competition was first held in 1984, it has for receiving the Arvada Wheat Ridge Service grown to become the most prestigious middle Ambassadors for Youth award. Jane Poole is HON. DIANE BLACK school mathematics competition in the nation. a student at Oberon Middle School and re- OF TENNESSEE Centennial Middle School, located in Provo, ceived this award because her determination IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Utah, has participated in the MATHCOUNTS and hard work have allowed her to overcome Friday, May 25, 2018 program for many years. To prepare for the adversities. statewide competition in March, participating The dedication demonstrated by Jane Poole Mrs. BLACK. Mr. Speaker, I am not re- is exemplary of the type of achievement that corded for roll call votes on Wednesday, May students spent many afterschool hours train- ing, practicing, and expanding their mathe- can be attained with hard work and persever- 23, 2018 because I was unavoidably detained. ance. It is essential students at all levels strive Had I been present, I would have voted NAY matics skills. The Centennial Middle School MATHCOUNTS team won the Utah statewide to make the most of their education and de- on Roll Call No. 219, NAY on Roll Call No. velop a work ethic which will guide them for 220, NAY on Roll Call No. 221, NAY on Roll competition and had the honor of sending mul- tiple students and their coach to represent the rest of their lives. Call No. 222, YEA on Roll Call No. 223, YEA I extend my deepest congratulations to Jane on Roll Call No. 224, NAY on Roll Call No. Utah at the national contest. The Utah team placed ninth in the nation, making it the first Poole for winning the Arvada Wheat Ridge 225, NAY on Roll Call No. 226, YEA on Roll Service Ambassadors for Youth award. I have Call No. 227, and NAY on Roll Call No. 228. time Utah has placed in the top ten and also took home the award for most improved team. no doubt she will exhibit the same dedication f These prestigious and hard-earned awards and character in all of her future RECOGNIZING THE INSPIRING LIFE demonstrate the significant efforts of parents, accomplishments. OF RIA BAUMGARTNER FRANCOMB teachers, and the team’s coach, Ryan f Camacho, in cultivating a love of mathematics TRIBUTE TO FREMONT COUNTY HON. CHERI BUSTOS among students at Centennial Middle School. EXTENSION OF ILLINOIS Centennial Middle School’s accomplish- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ments indicate a promising future for mathe- matics achievement in Utah. As students in HON. DAVID YOUNG OF IOWA Friday, May 25, 2018 Utah and across the country continue to par- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to ticipate in competitions like MATHCOUNTS, honor Rita Baumgartner Francomb, who lived they will be better prepared to succeed in Friday, May 25, 2018 an inspiring life as the first women to enlist in emerging careers in mathematics. Mr. Speak- Mr. YOUNG of Iowa. Mr. Speaker, I rise any of the women’s military organizations dur- er, please join me in congratulating this out- today to recognize the Fremont County Exten- ing World War II from Elizabeth, Illinois. standing accomplishment. sion for 100 years of service to Fremont

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Despite versary. agent that year after the Iowa State Legisla- these challenges, the team continued to ex- f ture passed the Extension Act. The Extension hibit their best effort and earned a spot in the agency provides needed research-based infor- championship against Buford High School. IN RECOGNITION OF MR. GARY mation to Fremont County. The services in- With only two starting seniors, this young SHAFFERMAN clude 4–H youth programs, agriculture and team had never advanced past the second natural resources research and assistance, round of playoffs. HON. MICHAEL C. BURGESS human sciences, and community economic After a four-hour match, Jack Thomas—one OF TEXAS development. Mandy Maher, Program Coordi- of the team’s freshmen players—overcame an IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES nator for the Iowa State University Extension opponent who had defeated him twice before and Outreach-Fremont County said, ‘‘One and helped his team clench the victory. Friday, May 25, 2018 hundred years ago, Fremont County Extension Mr. Speaker, this group of young men re- Mr. BURGESS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to was organized, and the mission then was and mind Northeast Georgians that hard work honor the public service of Mr. Gary is similar to what it is today, to provide edu- paves the road to success. I am honored to Shafferman, Principal of Edward S. Marcus cation and build partnerships designed to highlight the Falcons’ achievement and con- High School in Flower Mound, Texas and con- solve today’s issues and prepare for the fu- gratulate the team on their outstanding sea- gratulate him on his retirement after a suc- ture.’’ son. cessful thirty-five year career in education. Mr. Speaker, I commend the Fremont Coun- f Upon retirement, his dedication and leadership ty Extension and its staff for providing dedi- will be greatly missed by his Lewisville ISD cated, committed, and crucial services to fami- ISAAC NAFTZ colleagues, as well as the students and par- lies and individuals every day. I urge my col- ents he served so well at Marcus High School. leagues in the U.S. House of Representatives HON. ED PERLMUTTER Mr. Shafferman received his bachelor’s and to join me in congratulating Fremont County OF COLORADO master’s degrees in education from the Uni- Extension for achieving 100 years of service. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES versity of North Texas. He began his career in I wish the Fremont County Extension and all Friday, May 25, 2018 education as a science teacher and coach in of the staff continued success in the future. Grand Prairie ISD. Prior to spending ten years Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise f as principal at Marcus High School, he served today to recognize and applaud Isaac Naftz at schools across North Texas as a coach, CELEBRATING THE PLATTSBURGH for receiving the Arvada Wheat Ridge Service teacher, counselor, assistant principal, and STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE DE- Ambassadors for Youth award. Isaac Naftz is principal. Throughout his career, Mr. PARTMENT’S 50TH ANNIVERSARY a student at Pomona High School and re- Shafferman has fostered close working rela- ceived this award because his determination tionships amongst community leaders, par- HON. ELISE M. STEFANIK and hard work have allowed him to overcome ents, and staff, and he has encouraged his OF NEW YORK adversities. students to pursue excellence and achieve IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The dedication demonstrated by Isaac Naftz their greatest potential. Friday, May 25, 2018 is exemplary of the type of achievement that can be attained with hard work and persever- Please join me in recognizing Mr. Gary Ms. STEFANIK. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to ance. It is essential students at all levels strive Shafferman, Principal of Marcus High School, congratulate the Plattsburgh State University to make the most of their education and de- for his commitment to the teaching profession, Police Department on its 50th anniversary. velop a work ethic which will guide them for his sincere dedication to the education and The Plattsburgh State University Police De- well-being of his students, and his many years partment is responsible for keeping the largest the rest of their lives. I extend my deepest congratulations to of exemplary public service. It is a privilege to university in New York’s 21st district a safe Isaac Naftz for winning the Arvada Wheat represent the students, families, teachers, and place for students to learn. The officers are Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. staff of Lewisville ISD in the U.S. House of exceptionally trained to respond to physical I have no doubt he will exhibit the same dedi- Representatives. and mental health crises, campus safety con- f cerns, and other emergencies. They are dedi- cation and character in all of his future accom- cated to keeping the campus community and plishments. CELEBRATING THE CAREER OF surrounding city of Plattsburgh safe and se- f MRS. SALLIE CHALFIN AFTER 28 cure. RECOGNIZING CAMBRIDGE, YEARS OF TEACHING The Department is an integral part of the ILLINOIS’ 175TH ANNIVERSARY SUNY Plattsburgh campus. It demonstrates a HON. DAVID SCHWEIKERT commitment to crime prevention and campus OF ARIZONA policing, as well as successfully aligns with the HON. CHERI BUSTOS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES university’s educational mission and prides OF ILLINOIS itself on its student-centered approach. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Friday, May 25, 2018 On behalf of New York’s 21st district, I Friday, May 25, 2018 Mr. SCHWEIKERT. Mr. Speaker, I rise would like to congratulate the Plattsburgh Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to today to pay tribute to Mrs. Sallie Chalfin, who State University Police Department on an ex- recognize the town of Cambridge, Illinois on is retiring this month after 28 years of teach- ceptional 50 years and thank the officers for its 175th Anniversary. The community was ing. Sallie has impacted thousands of stu- their dedicated service and commitment to named by Judge Joseph Tillson in 1843, and dents’ lives over the course of her teaching keeping SUNY Plattsburgh safe and secure. has been thriving ever since. career, primarily teaching middle school math- f Cambridge, Illinois has a rich history and is ematics and social studies. CONGRATULATING THE FLOWERY an integral part of Henry County. After its Born in Springfield, Illinois, Sallie graduated BRANCH HIGH SCHOOL BOYS’ founding in 1843, it was incorporated a dec- with a Bachelor’s degree from the University TENNIS TEAM ade later when J.S. Hinman served as the first of Arizona. She first taught at Alta E. Butler El- village president. Cambridge is an unusual ementary School in Phoenix, followed by county seat built around two public squares in- Tavan Elementary School and Laguna Ele- HON. DOUG COLLINS stead of one, which includes Court Square mentary School in Scottsdale. Sallie then OF GEORGIA and College Square Park. The first house in spent a short time teaching in Ooltewah, Ten- IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES the village was built by blacksmith Lord John nessee at Snow Hill Elementary School before Friday, May 25, 2018 Russell near the southeast corner of College moving back to the Valley of the Sun to spend Mr. COLLINS of Georgia. Mr. Speaker, I Square and the courthouse was the heart of nearly 14 years teaching at Mountainside Mid- rise today to congratulate the Flowery Branch the community. dle School. For the last four years she has

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Mr. Speaker, I rise the men at Angola hand forged the casket local community, and she ran that club for today to recognize and congratulate Ms. Lola nearly 14 years. where he now rests. Blazek on the occasion of her 100th birthday. Like so many of our nation’s educators, Sal- He once said that the people of Louisiana Our world has changed a great deal during lie continued to support students after school are quick to love and quick to forgive. We Lola’s life. Since her birth, we have revolution- hours and tutored a number of them in math, ized air travel and walked on the moon. We going on to create a successful tutoring pro- should not be quick to forget the care and have invented the television, cellular phones gram that positively impacted many young dedication he showed to those society prefers and the internet. We have fought in wars over- people in middle school and high school. She to ignore. We should remember all his life as seas, seen the rise and fall of Soviet com- has been a mentor to numerous students, and vividly as we remember The Return. munism and witnessed the birth of new de- has always been willing to give her personal Mr. Speaker, I celebrate the whole life of Dr. mocracies. Lola has lived through eighteen time to help them succeed. Her compassion, Billy Cannon, a great All-American. patience, and strong belief in her students United States Presidents and twenty-two Gov- ernors of Iowa. In her lifetime, the population have had lasting impacts long after they leave f her classroom. of the United States has more than tripled. Mr. Speaker, it is an honor to represent Lola Sallie has dedicated her professional career CONGRATULATING MAVERICK to helping students learn and achieve excel- in the United States Congress and it is my MCPEEK ON HIS TITLE lence. I join her family, her colleagues and her pleasure to wish her a very happy 100th birth- students, past and present, who thank her for day. I invite my colleagues in the House of her years of dedication to teaching and for her Representatives to join me in congratulating service to our nation. HON. CHERI BUSTOS Lola Blazek on reaching this incredible mile- f OF ILLINOIS stone, and wishing her even more health and happiness in the years to come. HONORING THE LIFE AND LEGACY IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES f OF DR. BILLY CANNON Friday, May 25, 2018 DELILAH ROMERO JAMES HON. CEDRIC L. RICHMOND Mrs. BUSTOS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to OF LOUISIANA congratulate Maverick McPeek, a senior from HON. ED PERLMUTTER IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Lena-Winslow High School, for earning the OF COLORADO Friday, May 25, 2018 220 pound Class 1A title for the Illinois State IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. RICHMOND. Mr. Speaker, I rise today Championship in Wrestling. Friday, May 25, 2018 to honor the life of a Louisiana legend, Dr. Maverick McPeek defeated his opponent 3– Mr. PERLMUTTER. Mr. Speaker, I rise Billy Cannon. 2 to claim his title as state champion, and I Billy Cannon is an icon. He led LSU to a na- today to recognize and applaud Delilah Ro- tional championship, won the Heisman trophy would like to recognize Maverick for his tre- mero James for receiving the Arvada Wheat and became the first professional football play- mendous accomplishment. Maverick’s dedica- Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth award. er to earn $100,000. His career is summed up tion and passion for his sport meant that he Delilah Romero James is a student at Man- by his famous Halloween night punt return was determined to win gold and cap off his dalay Middle School and received this award against Ole Miss that is replayed countless season of 40 wins and 2 losses. As a former because her determination and hard work times in the hearts and minds of LSU fans, athlete, I understand the amount of hard work have allowed her to overcome adversities. The dedication demonstrated by Delilah Ro- and every year on TV the week of the LSU- and commitment to be awarded such a title. mero James is exemplary of the type of Ole Miss game. Ian is an example of the importance of dedica- To me, however, his exploits on the football achievement that can be attained with hard tion and a strong work ethic. I am proud there field as a young man, impressive though they work and perseverance. It is essential stu- are, are the least impressive parts of Dr. Can- is such young talent in our community, and to dents at all levels strive to make the most of non’s life. see him represent Dakota, Illinois throughout their education and develop a work ethic Like many, life after the glory fades was not the state. which will guide them for the rest of their lives. easy for Dr. Cannon. He made a major mis- Mr. Speaker, I would like to again formally I extend my deepest congratulations to Deli- take, wound up involved in the criminal justice congratulate Maverick McPeek on his state lah Romero James for winning the Arvada system, and served his time. After paying his title, and I join the rest of the community in Wheat Ridge Service Ambassadors for Youth debt and returning to society, he still found it award. I have no doubt she will exhibit the wishing him every success in the future. difficult to make a living, something that hap- same dedication and character in all of her fu- pens far too often across the country. ture accomplishments.

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Next Meeting of the SENATE Next Meeting of the HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 9 a.m., Tuesday, May 29 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, May 29

Senate Chamber House Chamber Program for Tuesday: Senate will meet in a pro forma Program for Tuesday: House will meet in Pro Forma session. session at 1:30 p.m.

Extensions of Remarks, as inserted in this issue

HOUSE Curtis, John R., Utah, E743 Pallone, Frank, Jr., N.J., E740 Engel, Eliot L., N.Y., E739 Perlmutter, Ed, Colo., E735, E736, E737, E739, E740, Aderholt, Robert B., Ala., E741 Evans, Dwigt, Pa., E739 E741, E742, E743, E744, E745 Barr, Andy, Ky., E735 Goodlatte, Bob, Va., E736 Richmond, Cedric L., La., E739, E745 Black, Diane, Tenn., E736, E743 Granger, Kay, Tex., E740 Schweikert, David, Ariz., E744 Bucshon, Larry, Ind., E736, E738, E743 Hudson, Richard, N.C., E740 Smith, Christopher H., N.J., E737 Burgess, Michael C., Tex., E744 Huffman, Jared, Calif., E737 Bustos, Cheri, Ill., E738, E740, E741, E741, E743, E744, McGovern, James P., Mass., E736 Stefanik, Elise M., N.Y., E744 E745 Moore, Gwen, Wisc., E738 Turner, Michael R., Ohio, E742 Coffman, Mike, Colo., E741 Norcross, Donald, N.J., E735 Visclosky, Peter J., Ind., E735 Collins, Doug, Ga., E743, E744 Palazzo, Steven M., Miss., E741 Young, David, Iowa, E739, E740, E743, E745

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