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Officers and Officials of the Senate OFFICERS AND OFFICIALS OF THE SENATE Capitol Telephone Directory, 224±3121 Senate room prefixes: Capitol±S, Russell Senate Office Building±SR Dirksen Senate Office Building±SD, Hart Senate Office Building±SH PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate.ÐAl Gore. The Ceremonial Office of the Vice President is S±212 in the Capitol. The Vice President has offices in the Dirksen Office Building, Old Executive Office Building (OEOB) and the White House (West Wing). Executive Assistant to the Vice President.ÐPatricia McHugh, 456±2326. Chief of Staff and Counselor to the Vice President.ÐRonald Klain, OEOB Room 276, 456±6605. Deputy Chief of Staff.ÐMonica Dixon, OEOB Room 280, 456±9019. National Security Advisor.ÐLeon S. Fuerth, OEOB Room 290, 395±4213. Counsel.ÐCharles Burson, OEOB Room 268, 456±7022. Special Assistant to the Vice President and Chief of Staff to Mrs. Gore.ÐAudrey Haynes, OEOB Room 200, 456±6640. Chief Domestic Policy Advisor.ÐDavid Beier, OEOB Room 288, 456±6222. Director of Scheduling.ÐLisa Berg, OEOB Room 283, 395±4245. Director of Correspondence.ÐBill Mason, Dirksen, Room 202, 224±2424. PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE S±237 The Capitol, phone 224±5972 President Pro Tempore of the Senate.ÐStrom Thurmond. MAJORITY LEADER S±230 The Capitol, phone 224±3135, fax 224±4639 Majority Leader.ÐTrent Lott. Chief of Staff.ÐDave Hoppe. Administrative Assistant.ÐSusan W. Wells. Counsels to the Republican Leader: Jim Hecht, Robert Wilkie. Assistants to the Republican Leader: Keith Hennessey, Chris Williams, Eric Womble. Communications Director.ÐSusan Irby. Press Secretary.ÐJohn Czwartacki. Deputy Press Secretary.ÐKirsten Shaw. Press Assistant.ÐSam Whitfield. Scheduler.ÐHardy Lott. Assistant Scheduler.ÐMac Chaney. Director of Correspondence.ÐLee Clearwater. Staff Assistants: Amanda Alardo, Laura Carpenter, Jennifer Casademont, Ginger Gregory, Kate Gregory, Adrian Jordan, Ryan Peebles. 381 VerDate 20-MAR-2000 13:54 Mar 30, 2000 Jkt 010199 PO 00000 Frm 00037 Fmt 4471 Sfmt 4471 E:\JOURNAL\CD106.003 pfrm02 PsN: CD106 382 Congressional Directory ASSISTANT MAJORITY LEADER S±208 The Capitol, phone 224±2708, fax 224±3913 Assistant Majority Leader.ÐDon Nickles. Chief of Staff.ÐEric Ueland. Deputy Chief of Staff.ÐHazen Marshall. Counsel.ÐStewart Verdery. Senior Policy Advisor.ÐStacey Hughes. Policy Advisor.ÐScott Whitaker. Policy Advisor.ÐDebbie Price. Senior Floor Assistant.ÐMatt Kirk. Floor Assistant.ÐKatie Gummerson. Executive Assistant.ÐJody Hernandez. Staff Assistant.ÐKara Benson. DEMOCRATIC LEADER S±221 The Capitol, phone 224±5556 Democratic Floor Leader.ÐTom Daschle. Chief of Staff.ÐPeter Rouse. Deputy Chief of Staff.ÐNancy Erickson. Deputy Chief of Staff.ÐLaura Petrou. Legislative Director.ÐLaura Petrou. Chief Counsel.ÐBill Corr. Scheduler.ÐStephanie Peterson. Special Assistants: Pat Sarcone, Elise Higdon Staff Assistants: Amber Danter, Victoria Enevoldsen. Press Secretary.ÐRanit Schmelzer, 224±2939. Assistant Press Secretary.ÐMolly Rowley, 224±2939. Office Manager.ÐKelly Cordes, 224±2321. DEMOCRATIC WHIP S±149 The Capitol, phone 224±2158 Democratic Whip.ÐHarry Reid. Chief of Staff.ÐSusan McCue. Executive Assistant.ÐPaul DiNino. Legal Counsel.ÐJames Ryan. Communications Director.ÐJenny Backus. Executive Assistant to Senator.ÐJanice Shelton. Executive Assistant to Chief of Staff.ÐLisa Brown. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY S±220 The Capitol, phone 224±3622 GARY SISCO, Secretary of the Senate, elected and sworn in on October 1, 1996; born and raised in Bolivar, TN; B.S., University of Mississippi, 1967; M.S., George Washington University, 1970; served in the U.S. Army, 1968±70; rejoined IBM's Memphis Data Processing Division, 1970; executive assistant for Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr.; appointed manager for Lamar Alexander's campaign for governor of Tennessee, 1974; served as administrative assistant to U.S. Congressman Robin Beard, 1975±77; real estate investment business in Nashville, TN, 1977±96; Secretary Sisco is married and has three children. Secretary of the Senate.ÐGary Sisco, 224±3622. Administrative Assistant.ÐJon Lynn Kerchner, 224±3627. Sr. Office Services Administrator.ÐDaniel Pelham (SB±36), 224±1483. Assistant Secretary of the Senate.ÐSharon Zelaska (S±312), 224±2114. General Counsel.ÐBruce Kasold, 224±3448. Counsel.ÐKeith Simmons, 224±8789. Accounts Manager.ÐMarilyn Sayler (S±414A), 224±7099. Special Projects Manager (LIS).ÐDelores Moorehead (PSQ 6th FL), 224±6794. Bill Clerk.ÐMary Anne Clarkson (S±123), 224±2120. Captioning Services, Director.ÐPeter Jepsen (ST±54), 224±4321. Conservation and Preservation, Bookbinder.ÐCarl Fritter, 224±4550. VerDate 20-MAR-2000 13:54 Mar 30, 2000 Jkt 010199 PO 00000 Frm 00038 Fmt 4471 Sfmt 4471 E:\JOURNAL\CD106.003 pfrm02 PsN: CD106 Officers and Officials of the Senate 383 Curator.ÐDiane Skvarla (S±411), 224±2955. Daily Digest, Editor.ÐLinda E. Sebold (ST±56), 224±2658. Assistant Editor.ÐLaura Gayvert, 224±2658. Disbursing Office, Financial Clerk.ÐTimothy S. Wineman (SH±127), 224±3205. Assistant Financial Clerk.ÐDavid L. Lingle, 224±3208. Enrolling Clerk.ÐThomas J. Lundregan (S±139), 224±8427. Assistant Enrolling Clerk.ÐCharlene McDevitt, 224±9374. Executive Clerk.ÐMichelle Haynes (S±138), 224±4341. Sr. Assistant Executive Clerk.ÐKen Dean, 224±4342. Historian.ÐRichard A. Baker (SH±201), 224±6900. Assistant Historian.ÐBetty K. Koed, 224±0753. Associate Historian.ÐDonald A. Ritchie, 224±6816. Human Resources, Director.ÐRalph (Bud) B. Grimm (SH±231B), 224±3625. Information Systems, Administrator.ÐDan Kulnis (ST±58), 224±0795. Webmaster.ÐCheri Allen, 224±2020. Interparliamentary Services, Director.ÐSally Walsh (SH±808), 224±3047. Journal Clerk.ÐPatrick Keating (S±135), 224±7014. Sr. Assistant Journal Clerk.ÐScott Sanborn, 224±3629. Legislative Clerk.ÐDavid J. Tinsley (S±134), 224±4350. Assistant Legislative Clerk.ÐKathleen Alvarez, 224±3630. Librarian.ÐGregory Harness (SR±B15), 224±3313. Official Reporters of Debates, Chief Reporter.ÐJerald D. Linell (ST±41), 224±7525. Coordinator of the Record.ÐEileen Milton, 224±1238. Morning Business Editor.ÐLee Brown (S±123), 224±3079. Parliamentarian.ÐRobert B. Dove (S±133), 224±6128. Sr. Assistant Parliamentarian.ÐAlan S. Frumin, 224±6128. Printing and Document Services, Director.ÐLinda Daniels (SH±B04), 224±0205. Assistant to the Director.ÐDoug Bowers, 224±7960. Public Records, Superintendent.ÐPamela B. Gavin (SH±232), 224±0762. Assistant Superintendent.ÐElizabeth Williams, 224±0329. Campaign Finance.ÐRaymond Davis, 224±0761. Ethics and Disclosure.ÐSusan Morgan, 224±0763. Lobbying and Foreign Travel.ÐMark Ward, 224±0758. Senate Chief Counsel for Employment.ÐJean Manning (SH±103), 224±5424. Senate Gift Shop, Director.ÐErnie LePire (SDG±42), 224±7308. Senate Page School, Principal.ÐKathryn S. Weeden, 224±3926. Senate Security, Director.ÐMichael P. DiSilvestro (S±407), 224±5632. Deputy Director.ÐJeriel S. Garland, 224±5632. Stationery, Keeper of the Stationery.ÐStephen G. Bale (SD±B43), 224±3912. Assistant Keeper of the Stationery.ÐMichael McGhee, 224±6838. Senate Office of Education & Training, Director.ÐAnn Donahue (SH±121), 224±4251. Assistant Superintendent.ÐDouglas Bowers. Seminar Program Coordinator.ÐJill Armstrong (SH±231B), 224±5347. Assistant Bill Clerk.ÐMary Ann Clarkson, 224±2118. Special Assistant, Office Services.ÐDaniel W. Pelham (SH±B04), 224±1483. Assistant Special Assistant.ÐRogers Ferguson (SB±36), 224±1483. First Assistant Parliamentarian.ÐKevin Kayes. Lobby Registrar.ÐMark Ward, 224±0758. OFFICE OF THE CHAPLAIN 204A Hart Senate Office Building, phone 224±2510, fax 224±9686 LLOYD JOHN OGILVIE, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate; born in Kenosha, WI, September 2, 1930; educated in the public schools of Kenosha; B.A., Lake Forest College; M.Th., Garrett Theological Seminary; D.D., Whitworth College; H.L.D., University of Redlands; D.H., Moravian College and Seminary; LL.D., Eastern College; New College, University of Edin- burgh, Edinburgh, Scotland; student pastor, Gurnee Community Church, Gurnee, IL; pastor: Winnetka Presbyterian Church, Winnetka, IL (1956±62); First Presbyterian Church, Bethlehem, PA (1962±72); First Presbyterian Church, Hollywood, CA (1972±95); Chaplain of the U.S. Senate (1995); media communicator, author, and frequent speaker throughout the nation; awards: Distinguished Service Citation, Lake Forest College; Preacher of the Year Award and Angel Award (Religion in Media); Silver Angel Award, 1982, 1986; Gold Medallion Book Award, 1985; William Booth Award, 1992; married to Mary Jane Jenkins-Ogilvie; three children: Heather, Scott, and Andrew; author of 44 books. VerDate 20-MAR-2000 13:54 Mar 30, 2000 Jkt 010199 PO 00000 Frm 00039 Fmt 4471 Sfmt 4471 E:\JOURNAL\CD106.003 pfrm02 PsN: CD106 384 Congressional Directory Chaplain of the Senate.ÐLloyd John Ogilvie, M.Th., D.D., H.L.D., D.H., and LL.D. Assistant to the Chaplain.ÐHeather Harwell. OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS S±321 The Capitol, phone 224±2341, fax 224±7690 JAMES W. ZIGLAR, Sergeant at Arms and Doorkeeper, U.S. Senate; elected on October 15, 1998. Born in Pascagoula, Mississippi; graduated from George Washington University, Washington, DC, B.A. and J.D. 1964±71, Aide to Senator James O. Eastland (D MS); 1971± 72, Legislative and Public Affairs Officer, Dept. of Justice; 1972, Law Clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Associate Justice Harry A. Blackmun; 1973±77, Associate, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie, Alex- ander and Ferdon law firm, New York, NY; 1977±80, Partner, O'Connor, Cavanagh, Anderson, Westover, Killingsworth and Beshears law firm, Phoenix,
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