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Benefit Passing Recipient Alpha CALENDAR YEAR 1999 BENEFIT PASSING - ALPHABETICAL BY PROVIDER DATE RECIPIENT BENEFIT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE LOBBYIST OR LEGISLATIVE AGENT AMOUNT TYPE PROVIDER $ 12/12/99 BOMBADIERI, JON R E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 12/12/99 CARBO, GINA E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 12/12/99 CARDINALE, GERALD E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 10/18/99 CONAWAY JR, HERBERT C E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 1/23/99 CUPROWSKI, PAUL (AIDE TO J QUIGLEY) E NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 50.00 10/18/99 DAVIS, KEVIN P E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 12/1/99 DEL VALLE, JACQUELINE (AIDE TO S E NJ DEVILS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 74.00 THOMPSON) 5/12/99 DIETZ, ANDREA F NJ PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ AT&T CORP 99.00 10/18/99 ENGLAND, RICK E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 2/6/99 FELICE, NICHOLAS R E NJ DEVILS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 74.00 12/12/99 FELICE, NICHOLAS R E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 2/6/99 GEE, JAMES (AIDE TO B WATSON- E NJ DEVILS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 74.00 COLEMAN) 12/12/99 HOBBIE, MARK E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 10/18/99 HUTCHINSON, JOHN E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 10/29/99 IMPREVEDUTO, ANTHONY E FIDDLER'S ELBOW, LAMINGTON, NJ AT&T CORP 100.00 10/18/99 IMPREVEDUTO, ANTHONY E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 10/23/99 KIRK, DOLORES E SOMERSET COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER, SOMERVILLE, NJ AT&T CORP 200.00 5/12/99 KIRK, DOLORES F NJ PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ AT&T CORP 99.00 12/12/99 KOSCO, LOUIS F & WIFE E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 120.00 10/18/99 KOSZLOW, EVANS E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 *Benefit was reimbursed by recipient. Page 1 of 17 E = Entertainment; F = Food and Beverage; G = Gifts; H = Honoraria; L = Loans; O = Other; and T = Travel and Lodging This summary includes reports received as of 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 1, 2000, and represents information as reported to the commission on the annual lobbyist or legislative agent reports. DATE RECIPIENT BENEFIT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE LOBBYIST OR LEGISLATIVE AGENT AMOUNT TYPE PROVIDER $ 12/12/99 LEITGEB, CHUCK & WIFE E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 120.00 5/12/99 MAER, BILL F NJ PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ AT&T CORP 99.00 3/12/99 MARTIN, ROBERT J & WIFE & FAMILY E NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 162.00 10/23/99 MURPHY, CAROL J & SPOUSE E SOMERSET COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER, SOMERVILLE, NJ AT&T CORP 400.00 3/12/99 MURPHY, CAROL J & SPOUSE E NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 108.00 5/6/99 NJ DEMOCRATIC STATE CMTE G AT&T, LIBERTYVILLE, IL AT&T CORP 2,500.00 10/18/99 OUELLETTE, NICOLE E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 5/12/99 PAGAN, MICHAEL F NJ PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ AT&T CORP 99.00 4/30/99 PAYNE, WILLIAM D F ESSENCE COMMUNICATIONS, NEW YORK, NY AT&T CORP 50.00 4/30/99 PAYNE, WILLIAM D E ESSENCE COMMUNICATIONS, NEW YORK, NY AT&T CORP 150.00 1/23/99 QUIGLEY, JOAN M F NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 50.00 5/12/99 SARNELLI, JENNIFER E NJ PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ AT&T CORP 99.00 8/31/99 SICO, DONALD F NEW YORK YANKEES, BRONX, NY AT&T CORP 45.00 9/26/99 STANLEY, CRAIG E NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 90.00 2/6/99 STANLEY, CRAIG & DAUGHTER E NJ DEVILS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 148.00 12/12/99 STEWART, PATRICK E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 10/18/99 SULIGA, JOSEPH E NEW YORK GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 11/27/99 TURNER, SHIRLEY K E NJ PERFORMING ARTS CENTER, NEWARK, NJ AT&T CORP 65.00 10/29/99 WALLER, MARY (AIDE TO A E FIDDLER'S ELBOW, LAMINGTON, NJ AT&T CORP 100.00 IMPREVEDUTO) 10/18/99 WRIGHT, RICK E NY GIANTS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 12/12/99 ZECKER, GERALD H E NEW YORK JETS, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ AT&T CORP 60.00 2/4/99 BOMBADIERI, JON R F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 2/4/99 BOMBADIERI, JON R T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 2/4/99 BOMBADIERI, JON R T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 1/10/99 DAVIES, MARION E GIANTS STADIUM, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 88.00 *Benefit was reimbursed by recipient. Page 2 of 17 E = Entertainment; F = Food and Beverage; G = Gifts; H = Honoraria; L = Loans; O = Other; and T = Travel and Lodging This summary includes reports received as of 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 1, 2000, and represents information as reported to the commission on the annual lobbyist or legislative agent reports. DATE RECIPIENT BENEFIT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE LOBBYIST OR LEGISLATIVE AGENT AMOUNT TYPE PROVIDER $ 5/12/99 DAVIES, MARION F NJ FREE PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 99.00 2/4/99 EVANTOFF, MATT (AIDE TO J BENNETT) T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 2/4/99 EVANTOFF, MATT (AIDE TO J BENNETT) F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 2/4/99 EVANTOFF, MATT (AIDE TO J BENNETT) T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 5/12/99 FRISCIA, ARLINE M F NJ FREE PRESS ASSN, W TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 99.00 1/10/99 FRISCIA, ARLINE M E GIANTS STADIUM, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 88.00 5/23/99 GEIST, GEORGE F* E BELL ATLANTIC, PHILADELPHIA, PA BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 52.00 2/4/99 GILMARTIN, JAIMEE (AIDE TO R CODEY) T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 2/4/99 GILMARTIN, JAIMEE (AIDE TO R CODEY) T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 2/4/99 GILMARTIN, JAIMEE (AIDE TO R CODEY) F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 8/8/99 IMPREVEDUTO, ANTHONY F MONA'S RESTAURANT, BURLINGTON VT BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 37.87 8/8/99 IMPREVEDUTO, ANTHONY J (SON) F MONA'S RESTAURANT, BURLINGTON VT BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 37.87 8/8/99 IMPREVEDUTO, SUSAN (WIFE) F MONA'S RESTAURANT, BURLINGTON VT BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 37.87 2/4/99 KIRK, DOLORES T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 2/4/99 KIRK, DOLORES F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 2/4/99 KIRK, DOLORES T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 2/4/99 MANION, JAMES T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 2/4/99 MANION, JAMES T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 2/4/99 MANION, JAMES F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 7/27/99 MURPHY, CAROL J E CONTINENTAL ARENA, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 100.50 7/27/99 MURPHY, LEONARD E CONTINENTAL ARENA, EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 100.50 2/7/99 ROEHNELT, MAUREEN (AIDE TO R T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 CODEY) 2/4/99 ROEHNELT, MAUREEN (AIDE TO R T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 CODEY) 2/4/99 ROEHNELT, MAUREEN (AIDE TO R F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 CODEY) *Benefit was reimbursed by recipient. Page 3 of 17 E = Entertainment; F = Food and Beverage; G = Gifts; H = Honoraria; L = Loans; O = Other; and T = Travel and Lodging This summary includes reports received as of 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 1, 2000, and represents information as reported to the commission on the annual lobbyist or legislative agent reports. DATE RECIPIENT BENEFIT NAME AND ADDRESS OF PAYEE LOBBYIST OR LEGISLATIVE AGENT AMOUNT TYPE PROVIDER $ 2/4/99 ZECKER, GERALD H T WARDMAN PARK MARRIOTT, WASHINGTON, DC BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 186.64 2/4/99 ZECKER, GERALD H F NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 150.00 2/4/99 ZECKER, GERALD H T NJ STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, TRENTON, NJ BELL ATLANTIC NJ INC 225.00 10/20/99 GRANT, CHRISTINE O BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB C/O VIRGINIA PLZ BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO 55.00 10/20/99 LANCE, LEONARD O BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB C/O VIRGINIA PLZ BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO 55.00 10/20/99 MINTZ, JANICE MITCHELL O BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB C/O VIRGINIA PLZ BRISTOL-MYERS SQUIBB CO 55.00 2/4/99 ADDIEGO, KIM (AIDE TO D ALLEN) F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 2/4/99 ALLEN, DIANE B F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 5/17/99 CAMMARANO, PETER (AIDE) F STAGE LEFT, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 57.05 2/4/99 CODEY, RICHARD J F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 5/17/99 CODEY, RICHARD J F STAGE LEFT, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 57.05 6/17/99 COLLINS, JACK F DIAMOND'S KENT, TRENTON, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 95.00 6/17/99 COLLINS, NATALIE F DIAMOND'S KENT, TRENTON, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 95.00 2/4/99 DIGAETANO, PAUL F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 10/7/99 DIGAETANO, PAUL F DIAMOND'S KENT, TRENTON, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 118.00 6/17/99 DIVITO, MARTHA F DIAMOND'S KENT, TRENTON, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 95.00 2/24/99 DORIA, JR JOSEPH V F PANICO'S, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 55.00 6/17/99 FACEMEYER, BECKY F DIAMOND'S KENT, TRENTON, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 95.00 2/4/99 GARDNER, STEVE (AIDE TO CONNERS & F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 CONAWAY) 2/4/99 GARRETT, E SCOTT F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 2/24/99 IMPREVEDUTO, ANTHONY F PANICO'S, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 55.00 3/16/99 KAVANAUGH, WALTER J F LIEGGI'S, EWING, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 45.64 5/17/99 KENNY, JR BERNARD F F STAGE LEFT, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 57.05 2/24/99 O'CONNOR, PAT F PANICO'S, NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 55.00 2/4/99 QUIGLEY, JOAN M F MORTON'S, WASHINGTON, DC CHEMICAL INDUSTRY COUNCIL OF NJ 65.00 *Benefit was reimbursed by recipient.
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