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94th CONGRESS 1? -New- GOP Members (Hot!~-~)
i (1) ... DAVID F. EMERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single Moderate to conservative
(2) MILLICENT FENWICK N. J. 64 yrs. old; married Liberal, pipe smoker·
(3) WILLIAM F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yr s. old; married Should be conservative
(4) BILL GRADIS ON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate
(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative
(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra -conservative
(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra -conservative
(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative
(9) JAMES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. old; married Moderate; For Admin. Health care p
(10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. Wis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative
(11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. SO yr s. oid; · married Moderate to conservative
,..-~ ... ~ (12) TOM KINDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married /-::,~. f 0 ;,\,'•,, Should be conservativE~/.;') ~-- ·· t "'-':" '·: ~
(13) WILLIAM HENSON MOORE, III La. 35 yrs. old; married '.;' Conservative In runoff election in January
{14) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yr s. old; married Liberal.
(15) LARRY PRESSLER S.D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal 11 "McGovern Repub. ; reform minded·
(16) RICHARDT. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yr s. old; married; conservative
(17) VIRGINIA SMITH Neb. 63 yrs. old; married; conservative
Digitized from Box 5 of the Loen and Leppert Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library 94th .CONGRESS 17 New GOP Members (House}
\1) DAVID F. EMERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single Moderate to conservative
(2) MILLICENT FENWICK N. J. 64 yrs. old; married Liberal, pipe smoker'
(3) WILLIAM F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yrs. old; married Should be conservative
( 4) BILL GRADISON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate
(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative
(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra-conservative
(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra-conservative
(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative
(9) JAMES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. old; married Moderate; For Admin.
{10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. Wis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative
(11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. 50 yrs. old; married Moderate to conservative
{12) TOM KINDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married Should be conservative
( 13) WILLIAM HENSON MOORE, III La. 35 yrs. old; married ' Conservative In runoff election in January
{14) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yrs. old; married Liberat.
(15) LARRY PRESSLER S. D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal 11 "McGovern Repub. ; reform minded·
(16) RICHARDT. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yrs. old; married; conservative
(17) VIRGINIA SMITH Neb. 63 yrs. old; married; conservative ~-- ·~· - {!"' :G-0 -r:, ~ --:- '1 • F= ·-·~; ·-. :- 1111 or ~ ."' ~~ . B,.~, : s .lf.BJl _pt L1gnt_1n -1VI1dwest~;
~J IBy DOUG~S E- K~EJ..~'; ;: ·rJ:Heinvok~- ili~- !i~ge~ of sca~e i est~" groups, su?sistin~- almost :· 1 s;>""W to ne-N•" Tor!< nm.s· " pal"o/.,_Ieaders by .1gnonng t~e1r / entm~l~ on small contnout:ons HU::V!BOLDT,. s. D., Nov. 7- I ~Vlce not~ s~eK the nom1:na· 1for V:hJch <:ach donor rece1ved i Larry Pressler sat somewhat ' tit'n. an~ de[eatmg tv~o old-nmela' pamstat-emgly1 wn tt~n lon-? .l I.0l eary-eyed from lack of sleeo Repub!Icans by _gettmg 51 p~r l hand thank you note .rrom JS 1jv esterday amid ilie ·leftover cent or the vote m the June _pn· ,mother. John_ Gardner,_ o~ C?m ~ jclutter of his carnpai:gn for con- .mar'J. -' ~t er, the R_epubl!can mon Cause, _Is one. of_ h1s Idol . th . · f hi Congresstonal Camprugn Com- and he continuallw.rererred to :gress .~ e _1-rv~g rooh m 0 s mittee, convin.ced t_hat _Mr. . Den- that organization :nd its work oaren....,. sma11 tarm ouse on--a '-~lm w·~s "~-oe~+~ te turned a · · ~ ch - -- 1 · · · I, l ~- e{ d · . l tsid thi il- " " -· .,. ""' _....,. 0 •· • m h1s spee es and te ev1s10n ~ 1o•av roa JUS ou e s ~ deaf.ear-to_-Mr- Pr_essler's plea_s ~ commercials. . • . , dage. . . · for fmancta:l asststance· until . . < i' - f · t [ ; E~~ry few mmutes-:he J~peq the :.tast days·_ before the. elec- . He raised "aqou~ -$35,0.0~ .011 { up to answer ilie>:hoilow nng or1tion, . when it. became apparent ?lS race au:~ spent a1.'11oSc all ?f\ l !the phone on the wall by the . mat he had- .a__ ,. good cllance of .•t on t 7l~v1su on anct other media. ~ ikitchen,.where.hiis-mother was-winnin1 _., ,__ !r- .;~ advert1smg. He _had_ no · J:>ill ~ r p~eparing; !_rmch be~ore }ri~. _fa;r . ~d;th~l wa_ yhe;conducted his bo~rds, no bumper ~S[.lcket:S;-?o .~ tfier came· m from hts .chores. ca.mpaign~- did ' not help ·him prud staff aJtW no•. .-. campa~gn ~ 0: Many of the calls were. longlmucfi with the .party leaders. As I:_e~dquarters except, the tmy · diStance and most of them wereff_;ar• back;, -as..,- April, . he ·said he llvmg_ room t at the· :armhouse_ COJ?~ratul~t?ry. :Mr:'. :pre~s!e~,-- ~ l yrould vote for t!le impeachment 22. miles.west of S1oux.. Falls . .,_ 32-year-Old. lawyer; and ,former of President Nixon:. When Pres- F?l""'.. mor;-Lhs - he traversed -the· Rhodes Scholar, provided ona ident Ford pardoned Mr. Nixon d!§trict m· a,:second-hand car, . I ~ the. rewuiys · 9f-'lighUn>-il.n ·· - SeP,tembe:r~ -' he- : proteste ~ deterrnifefi .JO\?E_ak~ ,5. 02_ ,h.~1~ -C;:===::='=:;:=:::=.=:S:::::===i=.~~;:::d extrem~~y _d,3!k elect!git;day-:!9'. · O!lti;Jually) he adyoacted C'on- :aiday. ·· · .. --:1 ~j~ - ~ ~i ~ [ if Republicans when he.::!_lpset Rep gress1onal reform. On most oth: ·Mr.·Presslet; a>fonner· r'esentative JH!nk CDenl:ir>Im, er issues, he. sounded as much Reoublican at the-University . a>·,onoe hea~a
MARTHA PHILLIPS it~publiran ~nliry
(17) New Members - GOP - 94th
V""navid F. Emery- Maine (25)* •.1-: 1 · • ~../o ~; ~ · ~"' . . ~/ -f-_.t.:.,_ ~ - ~ ..,.....Millicent Fenwick- New Jersey. (64) ~-..Q l ~ ~
~William F. Goodling - Pennsylvania (46) ~ ~ ~
....-'Bill Gradison- Ohio (45) ~~~ ·. ~Charles E. Grassley - Iowa (41) ~
VTom Hagedorn - Minnesota (30) ~ .. C\- ..U..~ ~~ ~ ~
~eorge V. Hansen ~ Idaho (44) ~- ~
VHenry J. Hyde ..,... Illinois (50) lh\~; ~ / ~ · £-d.L<.·..e- =- ..} ~ ~ 17<4...<-A-~~A-- /James M. Jeffords- Vermont (40) ,.,rk... ~~ ~; ~· ~:::. ~ - · ~~~s~~ ...... ,Robert lv. Kasten, Jr . ...., Wisconsin (32) ~i !fen~~
Richard Kelley - Florida (50) ~ ~ ~~
V"fom Kindness - Ohio ( 44) ~ ~ c:,.o... 4&...... ,.~
,._../William Henson Moore, III - Louisiana (35) ~ L-~ ) "- ~~
v · Gary A. Myers - Pennsylvania (37) rn<...~ j ~ , 1 Larry Pressler - South Dakota (32) ~ ~ ~ ·l ~~~(~ ~)· A'II~Aoo4"'_._ VRichard T. Schulze- Pennsylvania (45) /)1<...~;. ~~; ~. .L'd4A...... __..,..x.~,.., VVirginia Smith - Nebraska (63) ~
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TO: Max Friedersdorf
FROM: Martha Phillips
Thought you might be interested in these. Looking forward to seeing you on December 4. D A V l D
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; .•. " :~1.1 :- ,_; ~ '.'o2.~cester Pol:;/technic Inst it ute~ Worce: :~t~·:r~ £·;>1:-;~~ac hu ::;<:::"tt :;, l t"• -,.... :.:.-:tc·:~ --·-----ACTIVI'riE.S •·.·. .: ...... : - 1 ·.-.~ . .... '.-"\ . ")...... - • · • . . • . t Portland --~) ~--- f~ .3 c---- ~· ; ;\I.! L, ' . • .· . ,. :.~ :1 F CJ_:.~ : l i"-:.:· ;~;r,.-,::: · ._. •Jc'. r __PU BLIC , ..., CFVICE __ : Elect REPUBLICAli PARTY ACTIViTIES: State c~~itte~ &n~ elected lg35-194! and 1957 to date Past President, So.narset Ccn.mty \Jo}l!'jen~s Republican Club Co-Cba!nnan, R2publicen Col:lfer~H>ce , 1956 ~~~'"!her~ State Platfom Cc-tmlit ee~ 1957 Alternate Delegate, Republican N!.!tional Coaverttion, 1960 CIVIC ~I. I VITI!:§.: Tn•stee~ Stevens :it,stitute -of l ;;cht"!Olegy· l. N. J. Historical Soci~ty N. Ja Syr;tpho:ly Orchestra Newark Mli.fleum Somerset Hills YMCA u Saroerset Ct•unty Legnl Services " The l.e.aga~;;L'S ~lemba:~:.·j) Joint C~uissi.on on Juveltile Justice Standards of the kierican Bar Association and the ln.sti"tute of Judicial Administratign Ma:!ber~ Nati¢nal C~·nlssioa to Reviet¥ National Policy Toward GM1bling, 20th Cent'.:try f~Jnd and Fund f o r the City of Nf.-!',.; York F:on''"ur Chairman, S~erset County Legal Aid Society Fot'l~e:r Vice-Ch hnan, N.J. Cc.-unittee for u.s. Ccmmission on Civil Rights Foruar Chai :ruw.n, s.::r~erset C!;)uoty Blue Ri b~n Comroittae to Study Drug Atuse Fomar Chairman, Bernardsville R<::creation Cc F'lO•)d pLain prot:cO:':!t i •'1n ,\;::c HilHc~mt. Fenwick j_s kn·:T>n~. s t a t \.1l da as a de dicated ,,.,n·ker in many areas. In threa years in the A s;:;<::i;i.bly a>'td in the past fifteen months as Director of Consumer Affai'l':>, she has b e :=:\ :r.e.::;por1.s:tble i o :c legisl s. t.i~n and regulati<>ns inv:.lvin.g cons.:.rvation, chil.\'.J~ C i ties. Si-.~ h ~3 l ~J '!:~.~-, l::i~"l ~ f c.r ;:-:;:;; C(:>iaS!J.me>::' ~~--.d. for a u:ore equi tabl~ mark.:; : ?1 a·:e. A~ ·Dng '. ~any otha·r r·<'.:· .c ds~ H:'!:'s , f 2.1r;dck ~11.1s th ~ Ei:rst L"t!t::lp:l ·nt of the Hum c.~ t .l ': _;.::1.. an Awa:cd ~:·'"":a 'oy t:1,: S c:~'""'· r s et C•;_;t.t nt.; I'i;~11 t al He sl t:h Associ at1on. ( ( - , JZ.cODL~S EDUC.ATIONi',L BACKGROUND~ High School Bachelor o£ Science with majo:r in His[:ory 2.!ld. P:Jli.tical Science 2.nd a minor in En. glis~l M:astet.· is DE:gree ,.N~th a major in. Guidance and a m.inor in .A.dn1inistration Doct?r·al Si:L'.d.i.:::s (70 credib3) With a majoJ~ in .Ad.r.c.ini.st1·ation a:1d a n:inor tn Gi::nc:,·.:cl Sl:.ccL:o:s Er~. gli.sb., :So cial Stu.. clies atld Spcci~ll Edu.:::a.t~a11 !Ic.::2.cb.c: r Ke!L'1ard .. IJale High SchDol Gt.~iclance C'ott~1.sel;)l~ ~ }(.~nn~r..:t·d =>~C-a.1.e !-I i.r;h Scl1ool _0:.tso l1e l 1?ed V""iith tl1e co~ts~t.ng i l1 tl:.~_· ee spo~_--ts 2.1.1.d -;• .c.-:... ,-Jon"'~.'o 1·."' ",· ~ .. cr-_,,_ "~'pr- .i· ~-~· . -, ~~ · ·\1-: .-1. ":":i' :·l- i"... _ "'""o L . i:::J __ -...... 0 .l ,.,; ~-·a _..:.J...... _; 0 .... ~r~... .- _ an.... _!.. • ....::. o _!._.. ,J P :i:incipal -~ West Yo?k Area High School ~. ( S\.:ttde.n)~ i" f.:J ;_~ 'T~ VCi£112~ So_o-e-r..... i \:-is or .of rreacl1e s tl!.- - e p cnn s ,. State c·r!.i .."~e :- s Li;~r Ser \·r ·_::d as F'!"'e s id ~..:n.t o~! .L\ IT.l ~r ica.11~ Leg to r1 Be2.s e1:·=· J l J_,-::9~6 _1e 1/ice Pl'"CSide!lt :>£ ·t~ he (~O"!J_ nty ]32.3ebal1. for :Go~rs r ~· )sr:i.11l Pres icleJ:.!..t o£ L0 ga Q ~\till-~~ r~. e (: !_"" ~; a.. t L() !l !-1,:: ~3 () c ;,2L s ~.") ~: Sec :t· et2.r y C) T l~ea. s l1_ : .. e :c o£ ti12 \/1 e ~; t ~v:r::--.ll~ i:.e s te ~· rro .:-::·;. ~ i.l!.r.) I\l .er... LbeT · t.JJ .Sch.ool oi~ l\L~r::3i11g ~c;.Jr"t-:l-r.:it:~:2~-~ ...-:. ....'lc:·'- · :~ ·~----c -~ s;)i~al 1? res ide1:1 t .-, I., ogc~.n. '-'i1.1c -.-:.SLJI" i!:l :S.E i r..=:: 1.C F' ~ 1' <) !~. , :~:)res icle !'!t .;::. Dc..l ~~:?- s ~c-\~~r~1 J~. i ' C:J.. ~j -:-:~!. 0 o 1. ~3 J :.:1·:~· [.~ \Tic e P 1.1 e s i cle.<:1t .:... ~:~~ s ~~- t.~ c !:-.!. 2.-L.·L~:t;:', ~::: :1 0. f e ·,_~ c r: c c tJ >~ I\:.; :··~ :>~ .o. _t:.:.. ctl ve ~11 La 8 3.11 "".~ i1.lc \.] r1 i.C ~~~c1 l-.,...ic tl·t·J tl is t c:t:u -.· c h. ~\.:Iana.g~1.. -- Sh.ilob. ~,)c-.. set•3.l.i ~__ct;.::trr.:..of Ct.~!::(r_~ c:.l I.Je;~~... : _.._e ( ·•.LIT.!-'.RY .s:~:B.VICE~ l9.C::.) <.l::J<:Z:3 .l.V~RRIED TO Hilda Wright 15 year old son Todd Alan 12 year old daughter Jennifer Elizabeth ,~1'1""\ '-hJ'- ~ .~-:)~~ ' ... : .:...... I .""".o: If yoll a~e cor.cerr;9d ab:::>ut hioh prices, rising velopme:1t, Housing and Zoning Committee bx rate::;, fuel pro:C 1e:ns ... these growing con Ill Mayor and Vice Mayor of Cincinnati cerns facing us todny, just look ct the experi ·f o Assistant to the Secretary of "Health, Educa ence Bill Gradison has to help find workable tion s, Welfare, Washington, D.C. s-Jlutions: o Assistant to the Undersecretary of Treasury, .;> Twelve years as a Republican member of Washington, D.C. No other candidate in ihis election has City Council _ the education. the knowle.:::;e and i h !:) .;>~Successful businessrllan and administrator o Member and Past Chairman of the Finance working experienGe that Bi!J Gradison o Gradu:Jte of Yale ·University and Harvard & Labor Policy Ce>mmittee can offer to Congress in these times v1hen Business Sci10ol, with a Doctorate in Busi- n strong, sensible and capa::;le person is o For many years, Chairman of the Urban De- ness Administration so badly needed. i' . l I 1 Nhen you look around Cl Siil Gradl:;an h<.:s devoted a gre :~ t deal of hi:; rn ent. H,:, is the only candidate in thi3 election life to st.1cce::;sfu l!y se;-ving thi s ar-en ... and wi th over seven teen years of public servise, f\'·;·~. th rJ nation. H2. b;~!ievas in th e int ·2~vity a:-~d w:th the knowledge of our area's needs which . .,.-· ~-...... _ (\;Sp8:1Si:::::;ty 0 ~ ;J./::>!k; S8i"VL::e ... Vihich he ti12 ~ r~cL:rd h!iV23 h!rn . He !:; th~ only· can;:.iida t~ .. h:!.s dernJ;--;s~rA>:)d th:-oughout his C2.t88r. in this e!ect!tJn \'Jith ih8 cconon:ic rr.a.:-1ageillent ~ - -"' /' 8Il! Grad~son is d-;tji c:2.tecf to doing e~h.:;n more bas:.:gro und z:.nd tr.e kind of posit;ve-thinkin g ·::.~~/' ) -: ! app;n~sh t~ :tt ccn hel p acscnli)lis:: \Vha l \Ne fo:- til~ F;rst Di...:.~rict i:1 Congress. R~c e ntiy, he - ..,-' Cecllned a mJjJr po~t ;n VVash i;·!J tor~ in orde: n8-9d ·frcrn 'llZishin;:;t')n today. to enter this ra::;~~- Bill Gradison can do more for you . .. in Con \ .. Bill G~?_!:rs.'Jn i~ £:--.~ :Jn !y candici3t8 in tr; is eiCJc~ gress. . ~ '1 tion 'Ni~h p~st :;:~;::cri2nce in \·Vashi11g~vn .:Jn~i 'vVor~-r.. fo: him if you can .. . and by al! rr. ea;;s ] / f:rst-hand knc..''r\·~~d~-:: of t:,e Fe::.!0ra1 Govern- v o~e fer Bi!! G:-arJi30n for Con0r~Js~~ J ·-,. <> ' I · I '', ., 'i •J C ~r0:r~ ign H::~;dquort~:->: ·)..i ...1. ~~-')-:)r_:; ; i" t:r!;,1e J~.~rnJ:-:,11 ~~r..:11di~.J CHARLES ERNEST GRASSLEY ( Born: September 17, 1933 ·Married: Barbara Ann Speicher of ·New Hampton, Imva Children: Lee--21; \-lendy--17; Robin--13; Hichele--9; Jay--6 Legislative Experience: First elected to Iowa House in 1959 Re-elected continuously. for 8 terms (16 years) Presently second in seniority in Iowa House Chairman of Appropriations Committee - 1973-;-74 Member of Legislative Council - 1973.-74 Chairman, Education Committee - 1969-1973 Chairman, Steering Committee - 1967 Chairman, Agriculture - 1963 Chairman, Governmental Reorganization - 1961 Co-Chairman, Fiscal Committee - 1973-74 Hember, Taxation Study Committee - 1970 Vice Chairman, Education Study Committee - 1971-1974 Present Occupations: Legislator - Farmer Pr.esently farming: 120 acres as owner 80 acres as renter . Past Occupations: ( Rath Packing Company, Waterloo-~billing clerk and timekeeper--1951-1957 Universal Hoist Company, Cedar Falls--sheet metal "tvorker--1959-1960 ~Jaterloo Register Company--assembly line--1961-1971 Member of International Association of Machinists--1962~1971 Guest lecturer for Drake University at Mason City campus, Spring Semester-- 1962 Instructor of Political Science, Charles City College--1967-1968 Instructor, Hawkeye Institute of Technology--1970-1972 Education: BA -University of Northern Iowa, 1955, Social Science r·1A - University of Northern Imva, 1956, Political Science 42 hours additional graduate study in Political Science, University of Iowa, under Professor Russell Ross Organizations: Farm Bureau State and County Historical Societies Kappa Delta Pi Nasonic Lodge Order of Eastern Star Church: Baptist Church Lay speaker and former Sunday School teacher ( 512 HOUSJ;: OFFICE BUILDING ANi\lEX, WASHINGTON, D.C., 20515 PHONE 225·18Ci0 BIOGRAPHY OF TOM HAGEDORN GOP CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS 2ND DISTRICT, MINNESOTA .. i Tom Hagedorn, 30, was born in Blue Earth, Minn.; atrended public schools, and became a grain and livestock farmer in Truman, Minn., his present home. He also operares a commercial crop drying firm. He is now serving his second term in the i'v\innesota Legislature, having been first e.lected in 1970. Hagedorn als.o is octive in the lv\innesota Crop Improvement AssociaHon, the Minnesota Farm Bureau Federa~ion and was a member of the ,\;\inr.-2sora GOP Pl,::~tform Committee in 1972. He· is a winner of the Truman Jaycee's Distinguished Sertice Award. Hagedorn is married to the former Kathy Middiesradt, and the couple has three children, James, 12; H ·~ idi, 11, and Tricia, 3. Th e Hagedorns are members of Sr. Pau I' s lutheran Church oF Truman. ·He . wo;• tile Congressional sed forrn~rly held by GOP Ee:p . And1er 1'-!eisen,. vvno rerirecl. # # # # # # I!:. ·- ,_, GEORGE VERNON HANSEN -~· George V. HaDsen, \ Pocatello Businessman has a broad background of achievehlent lTI Gover~•ent, private enterprise and public education. Vll'. Hansen has 7 years of high-level experience ln the Federal Governrrent, first as a Herr.ber of Congress a..'!d then with the U. S. Departrrent of Agriculture as. Deputy Under Secretary and National Administrator of State and County Oper atlons. Born and educated in Idaho, his college work includes a Bachelor's Degree (Honors) in history and Russian and graduate work in education. He is also a business college graduate in accounting and management, and holds certifi cates of completion for professional and exE;cutive training courses in govern rn,ent and private enterprise. He served in the U. S. Air Force and as a Naval Reserve Officer and has taught high school science and matherratics. His business experience includes agriculture, insurance, and retail merchandising. Mr. Hansen was elected in 1964 to the 89th Congress from Idaho's Second Congress ional District against the tide of a Presidential landslide, and re-elected by a record margin to the 90th Congress in 1966. In 1968 he conducted a strong, but unsuccessful campaign for election to the U. S. Senate;· r.·Jhich was one of the Nation's featured races. As a Member of Congress he served on two :rn.J.jor Com mittees--Agriculture and Interior and Insular Affair-3--and gained wide rec ognition for his leadership, effectiveness and public speaking. Mr. Hansen joined the Department of Agriculture in Ja11uary 1969 an Deputy Under Secretary where he organized Congressional Liaison services for the new Adminis tration. In March of that year he was appointed to head the Agricultural Stabi lization and Conservation Serviee's extensive State and County operations re sponsible for nationwide administration of Federal fa_~ programs through some 3,000 offices in 50 States and Puerto P-i.co. He also served as a Deputy Vice President of the Commodity Credit Corporation. · Prior to his Congressional Service, Mr. Hansen had been elected as t1ayor of Idaho's ninth largest city--the youngest municipal executive in the State--and twice elected as a City Commissioner for what was then the State's largest city. Mr. Hansen earned recognition for progressive actions as a municipal official. He became knor... m as "Alameda's 1'-liracle Mayor" and in 1961 during his term of office, this city was named "Idaho City of the Year." In 1962, he initiated and helped lead the successful merger of tHo of Idaho's ITLl.jor cities, Alameda and Pocatello, to form the largest city in the State. In 19 6 3 , with Hr. Hansen serving on the combined Board of Commissioners as Vice Chairman, the ne~v city of Pocatello also achieved the "Idaho City of the Year" at-lard and honorable ·mention as "All America City." During this same period, as a member of the Board of Directors of the Idaho tiunicipal League, he initiated reforTil.s ~.;rhich turned the problem-ridden State association of city govern.'TI2nts into a reou table and effective organization. Page l of 2 3-72 Biographical Inform::rtion •• ~~~~~~~~~~:e~~s~fn~~!~~~ture Alur:ms A~·Jard from Ricks College, Rexburg, Idaho (1969) ~ Distinguished Service ( Atva.rds from the Young Republicai1 National Fede:.ration Cl968), National Associated _ Businessmen (1966 and 1968), .A:uerican Har ~fathers Cl967), Arrericans for Con stitutional Action (1966), National Association of Life Unden-l!."iters (1966) ~ National Right to Work Com~ttee (1966), League of Idaho Cities (1953), Pocatello Jaycees (1961) , and nuJnerous business achievement a•,.;rards. He is a charter member of the association of Former t1embers of Congress and served on the first official nominating committee. He is listed in the Biographical Directory of the America..11 Congress , The Blue Book, Uno 1 s \.Jho in Arnerica, 1 1 Wt1 o s ~Jho in American Politics, ~-.r.11o s Who in Government, ~fno 's. Who in the \vest, and Personalities of the South.' Mr. Hansen has been active in busine~s, professional, service, farm, school, church, veteran, corrmuni ty and political organizations. His wife, the former Constance Sue Camp of Paragould, Arkansas, is listed in "~.Jho 's Who in American Women" and was named one of the "Outstanding Young Women of America" in 1968. She has,served as Vice-Chairman of Bannock County Republican Central Corrmittee, Pocatello, 1963-64; PTA President, 1964; President of the American Legion Auxiliary, Pocatello, 1963-64; and President of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Idal-to Municipal l.eB-aoue, 1963-64, responsible for selecting the "City of the Year". She was named "l"lrs. Pocatello" and selected first runner--up and "l'1rs. Congeniality" in "l"lrs. Idaho" (for l"'Jrs. Arnerica) contest, 1958. t-'!T'S. Hansen has been employed as Receptionist and Staff Assistant Hi th the National Republican Congressional Corrmittee for two years and in other retail, secretarial and telephone positiohs. She has served many years in leadership ( ' \ and teaching capacities in church, service a.1d professional organizations in cluding Red Cross, Cancer Society, American Legion Auxiliary, and \'7ashington, D. C., organizations on Capitol Hill. The Hansens have five chilcL-ren, Steve,. Jim, Patricia, Bill and Joa11ne and reside in Pocatello. ( > I \ . \ { BIOGRAPHY OF HENRY J. HYDE ' Home: 1200 S. Knight Avenue Office: 111 W. Washington Street Park Ridge, Illinois 60068 Chicago, Illinois 60602 (312) 7 26-57 27 PERSONAL: Born·in Chicago April 18, 1924. Married Jeanne Simpson of Arlington, Virginia, November 8, 1947. Four children: Henry, Jr., 24; Robert, 21; Laura, 17 and Anthony, 11. EDUCATION: I St. Geor~e High School, Evanston, Illinois. 1942·· Georgetown University, Washington, D. C. 1943-1944; 1946-1947; B.S. 1947. Attended Duke University, Durham, N. C. 1943-1944 in Naval Reserve Loyola University School of Law 1947-1949 J. D. 1949 MILITARY: United States Navy. Enlisted ~ovember 11, 1942. Attended Duke ( University in Navy V-12 Program 1943-1944; Notre Dame University Midshipmen's School 1944. Commissioned Ensign USNR October, 1944. Served overseas in New Guinea and Phillipine Islands from November, 1944 to August, 1946. Remained active in USNR and retired with rank of Co~~ander USNR, 1968. Was officer in charge of U. S. Naval Intelligence Rese·rve Unit, Chicago. PROFESSIONAL: Admitted to Illinois Bar January 9 , 1950. Self employed as practicing attorney specializing in litigation. Past President of Trial Lawyers Club o£ Chicago. Mem))e .r of Chic<1go Dar.... Association, Il'lino:i.:-: Sl: JlOL:i 1 l'IC./\ L: "\.ll.i no:i.: I :.i t .• tl.r\ lZU] 11"\ l: l.•lltL.ll' :i V( 1. ]!)(,'/-- .1. CJ'/ f1. . M;1:jo r. .i. t.:.y Lc:a.dcr 77th Gene: :r.al i\ ~} : ~ (' \\\).) l y • \:'on11or Co-ch V.i.cc- chc>.:.i.cll1i) }l l·:ll\lCi1 L ioll Ctll\llll:i.t· l ( ' I) 7 r. t: h (;(!110 '(<11 1\.ru:~rul)ly. ~.ic ':: t'Vcd ~Hl 111•!1\\ll•'!' (II' Ill ill\liF: i'tllllllliFlFlillll rcu· F:t 1(1tll1fllit• flnvr-111f.1HI 0 ttf· , 1 1 1 1 ( : ; 1 ~ t' V ~ ~ d \ 1 H ~ : 1) 1 11 • . i 1 1 I ( '. )\ II l I I rr I I 1 1 I i li I I I 1 lillltJ.i I I I i t i ) II III Ill ·11 II I i I 1 J l i !·< n I j I I ' J i-1 c~n ·. -~ .rn . inq Lll•li.'l.:J .ll Cllit·.lii(J 11 •11 ' l .: l. c-10 m·')uJ: Spuc.i..l..l. llou ~;u Coll\llt.i . l.l.<~ Endorsed in every Primary and Eledtion by every major metropolitan newspaper. LEGISLATION (Chief Sponsor) (Partial ·List) 1. Creation of Bureau of Administration for Cook County. 2. Creation of three new Appellate Judgeships. for Cook County. 3. Uniform extradition laws. 4. Simplify proceedure concerning proofs of wills. 5. Lowering age from 21 to 19 for taking General Education Development Test to ~ssist High School dropouts to take equivalency tests to get diploma. ( \ 6. Illinois Controlled Substances Act and Marijuana Control Act (two major narcotic bills). Chief Co-sponsor with Rep. Gerald Shea (D) Riverside. 7. Bill reducing time in medical school upon recommendation of Dean for special students. 8. Liberalizing l~ws of redemption for property owners following tax sales to protect their property. 9. Provide grants to municipalities for upgrading sewage treatment facilities in cooperation with Environmental Protection Agency. 10. ~ade mandatory the investment of all funds (except those to be expended within 30 days) held by public agencies in interest bearing accounts with complete reporting procedures,. earning millions of dollars for Cook County Taxpayers. 11. Facilitated loans to medical students to complete their education. 12. Senior citizens property tax relief act. (Co-sponsor Sen. Howard Mohr (R) Forest Park.) 13. Mandatory Death Penalty for certain crimes. (Co-sponsored with Rep. Joseph Sevcik (R.) Berwyn). 14. Member of Conference Committee which drafted Illinois Governmental Ethics Act. ( . '.· \ . • . \ r .. ·.' \ OTHER ACTIVITIES: Numerous speeches and debates before educational, civic and religious groups as well as radio and TV appearances • . AWARDS: Award for Exceptional Service - American Legion .• . Award for Distinguished Service - Disabled American Veterans. Medal of Merit Veterans of Foreign Wars - 1973. Distinguished Legislator Award - Chicago Bar Association. Most Effective Representative Award- Illinois State Medical Society, 1972. "Man of the Year" award - Illinois Citizens Concerned For Life - 1972. Distinguished Public Service Award - Chicago.Association of Commerce and ~ndustry - 1972. c Citation for "Significant Contributions to the Development of the Law" Illinois Trial Lawyers Association - 1970. Wildwood Comiuuni ty Association Award for Outstanding Public Service -1972. National Prisoners of War/Missing In Action Award for passage of legislation for scholarships for children of prisoners. Distinguished Alumnus Award - Loyola University, 1972. "La Sallian" Award from Brothers of the., Christian Schools as exemplifying the highest ideals of their schools -1972. ( T11,.,ot:-iy Y. Haywarrl. Choir man . .. o .. ~;} · n '1}4~ ~~,1'), s·s ( (ior C.,; .-) .Vermont 05602 Tel. 223-5825 F 0 R T H E R E C 0 R D BORN PUBLIC SERVICE Rutland, Vermont, May 11, 1934 1964, Shrewsbury Residence, Town Grand Juror 1~ontpelier 1.961+- 66, Chairrn.an Rutland County Board of T~x Appeals PARENTS .. 1964-68, Shrewsbury TowL1 Agent 1964-69, Trustee Shrewsbury Vol. Mrs. }~arion H. Jeffords and the Fire Department late Olin E. Jeffords, former 1967-68, Rutland County Senator Chief Justice of the Vermont Senate Judiciary.Committee Suprerr:e Court Senate Finance Committee (ways & FAMILY n:eans) Senate General Committee Selected by Legislature as Chair1nan Married Elizabeth Daley, formerly Highway Investigation of Burlington, Committee 1961; two chil-· 1968 (Investigation $300 million dren, Leonard, age 9 and Laura, highway program age-8 miscalculation) Elected to Judicial Selection Board 1967 , Vote d Bunner-Up to Reid Lefevre ( .,..,DUCATim1 as Outstanding Legislator-1967 session for Sargent 'Pild Award Rutland Public Schools 1969-73, Attorney Yale Vniversity, General BS Industrial 1969-73 , Chairman Vermont Claims Ad~inistration (1956) Ccnu"nission F..e.rvard Law School, L.L.B . (.19621) 1969-73, Director of Vermont Rehab . Corp. for }aLITAJ."!\.Y Aid to Farmers 1969-73, Nember Governor's Comrn.ission on Crime Control and Prevention Ttree years active duty U.S. Navy 1969-73, Board of llational Three individual cc:m:mendations Forests Presently Cdr. V.S.N.R. 1970-72, Chairman Governor's Drug .:\buse Cc•J.ncil LEGAL EXP .ElUEi'~CE ,1973-Present, Director of Vermont Ep~lepsy Found 1962, ation Law Clerk, J udge Ernest W. 1973-Present , District Training Gibs on, U.S. District Court Chairman for the Boy Scouts of 1963-66, Partner \dth Arthur E. P.ITl.eric a Crow ley, Jr., and Earle J. Bishop 1966-69 , Partner with Clayton f\.EPlmLICJ... N PP:RTY Kinney and J. Fred Ca.rbine, Jr. 1966-67, President , Young Lawyers 1963-68, Shrewsbury To~m c:.airman Section, Vermont Bar Association 1963-68 , Rutland County and Como.ittee Eer:ber of Board. of Tr ustees 1964-66 and '68 , De l egate State 1973-Present , Partner with George E. Convention Rice, Jr . 196 7, C~airffian , VerR.ont Republican ( '73-Present National \ 1 Director of Fund ~aising Dinner the l..r.J.erican Jucicature Scci2ty 1969-Present, Montpelier City Cornrnitt~e · ROBE~T tv •. KASTEN, JR. STATE SENATOR, 4TH DISTRICT 315 South 228 Elm Street State Capitol Thi~nsville, Wisconsin Madison, Wisconsin 53702 53092 (608) 266-2513 (414) 242-3800 PERSONAL Born: 19 June 1942 • ~. ll. EDUCATION Columbia University Graduate 1964 - 1966 r-1.B.A. Finance School of Business· New York, New tork . University of Arizonft 1960 - 1964 B.A. English Tucson, Arizona The Choate School 1957. - 1960 Wallingford, Connecticut Milwaukee Country Day School 1948 - 1957 Milwaukee, Wisconsin HILITARY Attended United States Air Force Officer Training School, Lackland AFB San Antonio, Texas. -Com.'llissioned 2nd Lieutenant,. 29 September 1967. -Served as Personnel Officer, 128th Air Refueling Group, Wisconsin Air National Guard. -Honorable Discharge from Wisconsin Air National Guard and United States Air Force Reserve, 11 May 1972. WORK Gilbert Shoe Company 1968 - Present EXPERIENCE Thiensville, Wisconsin -Director -Vice President marketing and sales manager ORGANIZATIONS Director, Wisconsin Society for the Prevention of Blindness Regional Director, Milwaukee Coalition for Clean Water ·Past Director, Mequon-Thiensville Jaycees .Jaycee of the Year Award 1972 Member, National Audubon Society Mem.ber, Toastmasters International r1ember, Milwaukee Council of Alcoholism, Inc. ,. y· Board of Directors, Student Leadership Services~·~ Legislative Conservationist of the Year 1973 Corporate Nember, Comprehensive Health Planning Agency of Southeastern Wisconsin, Inc. Bage Two .. . POLITICAL State Senator, 4th Senatorial District which includes parts of Milwaukee, Ozaukee and Washington Counties - Elected 1972. Vice Chairman, CorriDittee on Urban Affairs Mew~er, Joint Committee on Finance Member, Joint Cowmittee to Visit State Properties ·~ Senate designee to the Joint Conference Co~~ittee to study the State Budget. Chairman, Joint Survey Committee on Tax Exemptions Alternate delegate to 1972 Republican National Convention Member, Wisconsin Federation of Young Republican Past State Chairman, Young Wisconsin Voters for the President Hember, Community Affairs Task Force, National Legislative. Conference Delegate, Eagleton Institute of Poli~ics ROBERT W. KASTEN, JR. State Senator, 4th District LEGISLATIVE First freshman State Senator since Melvin Laird to be named to the Joint Finance Corruni ttee. First freshman State Senator in recent history to serve on Budget Conference Corrullittee. One of two freshman State Se nators in recent history to become chairm~~ o:t a standing committee--Joint Survey Committee on Tax Exemptions. Vice-Chairman, Senate Cowmittee on Urban Affairs. Study committees on nursing home operations, higher educa tional funding, and Department of Health and Social Services. ?ought against unnecessary taxes ... Author of measures incorporated into budget which exempt machinery and equipment used· in manufacturing from the property tax, and pollution abatement equi pment from the sales tax ; elimination of personal property tax on livestock and inventory. Priority legislation for final f loor period passed Senate 30-21 establishe d Solid·Wa ste Recycling Authority in Wisconsin. Community Affairs 'I' ask Force , National tegislative Conference . POLITICAL Alternate delegate to 1972 Republican National Convention. Wisconsin Federation o f Young Republicans. Ozaukee County Repub lica n Club. t~orth Shore Republican Club . North-Suburban Republican Club. AWARDS Legislator Conservationist of the Year, 1974--Na tional and Wi sco n s in Wi l dlife ?ederations. De l egate to Eagleton Institute o f Politics' National Legis lative Le ade r s Con fer e n ce, 1973 . Jaycee o f the Year Awa rd , 1972 . MILITARY 2nd Lieut e n a n t , United States Air Force . Pe r sonne l Officer, 1 28th Ai r Refueling Group , W isconsin Ai r Na tio n a l Gu ard. PERSONAL MBA fro m Columbia University Graduate School of Busi ness . BA f r om Universi ty of Arizona . Vice-Presi dent and Director , Gilbert Ehoe Company . 1111 JUDGE RICHARD KELLY FACT SHEET AGE: . 49 . FAMILY:· Wife - Loraine, 2 children • Sherri-12 and John-11 OCCUPATION: Attorney, Circuit Judge RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION: Presbyteri~n_of the U. ~. EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND: Pasco County Public Schools, Colorado State College of Education, Van~erbilt College of Law, University of Florida College of Law, College of State Trial Judges. CAREER HIGHLIGHTS: City Attorney for City of Zephyrhills, Federal Prosecutor with Uo S. Department of Justice, F. B. I. Attorney, Circuit Judge for Judicial Circuit. ( PHILOSOPHICAL SUMMARY: "The taxpayers are completely aware that there is no such thing as government money. It's all people money and they want -to be sure Congress understands that there is no difference." "As a judge, I adhered to the philosophy of listening intently and eliminating the artful language that obscured and disguised the trutho" "My career has been marked with controversy because I chose not to listen to the vested interests or the dictate~ of political machines," "The real voices of the people can no longer be silenced by the waiving of the dollar and the whispering of those promising special favors." PUBLIC SERVICE BACKGROUND: Elected Circuit Judge in 1960; First Republican ever to be elected from Pasco County. After two un successful attempts to remove him from office by old line political forces, he was reelected in 1966 polling more votes than any other candidate in his county (70%) and again r~elected in 1972 without opposition. ( \ [8 13]849-8569 P.O . Box 282 New Po;t Rich ey, Florida 33552 D Phom~ ~ u ·.' . 512 HOUSE o :=i=tct: BUILDING ANNEX, WASHl~JGTON, O.C., 20515 PHON:: 225-1800 BIOGRAPHY OF T01\t\. KINQNESS GOP CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS 8TH DISTRICT, OHIO . Tom Kindness of Hami I ton i~ a ve teran legislator .and administrator whose - skills are widely sought by a varie ty of service mganizations from the Salvat i-on Army to the Jaycees who gave him their Distinguished Service Award. Born in Knoxville, Tenn ., Kindness, 45, was edu~ ate d at the University of Ma ryland (AB).ond tbe George Washington School of Law in Washington, D. C. . . His experience in government inc.ludes three terms .as a Hamilton city co.uncil.man, (1 964-69)i -two terms as mayor of Hamilton (1964-67); and two terms a'.S St0te Representative (1 971 -74). He was also assistant counsel, legal de partment, Cha :11pion lnt2rnational Corporation. Among legislative proposal:! Kindne ss stressed during his ccmpaig n w e re detailed steps to improve· farm income, including he lp for farmers in building their own e ffe ctive marke ting a:-id b rirgcining proorams, end increasing tli e ava i l:t Si!i ~ y of loQm to be gin farming or expand ope ra tions fo r greate r efficie ncy .,, • Th e Hamilton Congressional candidate won the seat vaccted by Re p. Waite r E. Powe ll, who did not seek reelecrian. Kindness is married and the father of four children, . Sharon, 20; David , 18; Gle n, 16, and Ada m, 14. He is Prcsbyre rian. fl# i//i #### ~"'" . ,. .. ~ .... - , ' ' R E S U M E ( WILLI&'1 HENSON MOORE , III '· PERSONAL INFORl'1ATION: Address - 4418 Chelsea Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 Telephone Number (504)924-7955 (home) (504)348-5541 (office) Born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, October \ 4, 1939, Age - 34 years Resident of Baton Rouge, Louisiana since 1951 Married to former Carolyn Ann Cherry of Franklin,' Louisiana, since 1963 (born in Tyler, Texas, July 26, 1941, B.S. degree from Louisiana State University in Education in 1963, member of Junior League of Baton Rouge, Vice-President of Baton Rouge Republican Women's Club, Board of Directors of Baton Rouge Speech and Hearing Foundation, and Board of Baton RoLlge Symphony Auxiliary) Three children~ William Henson, IV, 9 years; Jennifer Lee, 6 years; and Cherry Ann, 4 years Member of Trinity Episcopal Church, member of Vestry, usher, and former Sunday School teacher, layreader, and de legate to State Convention Veteran - Captain in Milita ry Police Corps, U.S. Army with service in Germariy, 1965-1967, as Company Commander Health 3 - Excellent, 5 ft. 11 /4 in. tall, weight 160 pounds, brown hair, green eyes Parents - Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Moore, Jr. of Houston, Texas (father is President of The Offshore Company) Hobbies - Golf, Tennis , Sailing nnd Fishing Member of The Baton Rouge Country Club EDUcATION: Baton Rouge public elementary and secondary schools - Dipl oma , 1958 Louisiana. State University - B . A. degree in Political Scie nce, 1961 Louisiana State University Law School - J.D. degree in law, 1965 -1- Louisiana State University - }Wsters Degree in Political Science, 1973, which was pursued in the evenings as an additional interest ( Military Police Officers' School - Completion Certificate, 1965 (nine weeks' course concentrating in law enforcement and military justice). PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE AND ACTIVITIES: Private practice - joined firm of Dale, Owen, Richardson, Taylor & Mathews after release from U.S. Army in April, 1967; became full partner in October, 1969; serve as managing partner and member of trial.section; I engage in 'general practice with 60% of same consisting of civil litigation at all levels in all courts and do extensive lobbying work in the Louisiana Legislature. My firm is one of the largest in Baton Rouge, is well established, and possesses an "a" rating in the Martindale-Hubbell Law Directory. Successfully defended Special Court Martial cases while in U.S. Army dealing with charges of negligent homicide, forgery, and larcency. Served as the Legal Assistance Officer (in addition to Company Commander) while in Army to military unit of over 3000 men handling several hundred cases of legal advice and assistance. Presently serving (fourth consecutive term) as one of the four elected members of the Board of Directgrs of the Baton Rouge Bar Association ( (memb~rship. of over 450). Special Lecturer in Law, Louisiana State University Law School, 1973 Taught Business Law for the University of Maryland, Overseas Division, 1966-1967 (part-time instructor) Member of the Federal Bar Association Member of the American Bar Association Member of the Louisiana Bar Association Member of the Baton Rouge Bar Association Admitted to practice before all State courts,"U.S. District Court for Eastern District of Louisiana, and U.S. Supreme Court (have argued case before U.S. Supreme Court). Baton Rouge Chairman of the Continuing Legal Education Committee of the Louisiana Bar Association. Lectured in Environmental Law for 1972-1973 Louisiana Bar Association Continuing Legal Education Seminar. ( -2- Membe~ of the Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel Member of the Special Hedico-Legal Interprofessional Committee of the ( Louisiana Bar Association Chairman of the Board of Baton Rouge Lawyer Referral Service (non-profit corporation sponsored by the local bar association). CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Vice-Chairman of the Civic Center Committee (11-man citizens' advisory committee for building of $25 million civic center) • I Member and Secretary of Board of Directors of the Legal Aid Society of Baton Rouge (serving second term) Advisory Board of the Volunteers of America, Baton Rouge Post and General Counsel for same. Member of Government Committee, Baton Rouge Goals Congress Co-Chairman of Plaza Committee (citizens' committee ·planning Bicentennial Plaza of Civic Center) Program Director of Louisiana Girls' State (American Legion youth government program, been with program since 1957, in charge of 600 high school seniors each year for ~- days) Major division Chairman of Capital Area United Givers Fund (la~t 2 years) Rotary Club of Baton Rouge American Legion, Nicholson Post 138, Post Judge Advocate Executive Secretary of The Lower Mississippi River Development Association (citizens' non-profit economic ~evelopment corporation). 1- POLITICAL ACTIVITIES: One of eight elected members of the Republican State Central Committee from the Parish of East Baton Rouge (1971-1975) Chairman of State Research and Issues Committee of Republican Party of Louisiana (one of four standing committees of the State Central Committee) Active in every Republican State and National campaign since 1968 in research, fund raising, and general campaign work Hember of State Political Action Council General Counsel for Louisiana Young Republicans -3- ... . , . .. Member of Young Republican Club Elected as Delegate to 1972 and 1974 Louisiana Republican Conventions ( (Platform Chairman of 1974 Louisiana Republican Convention) One of Louisiana's two delegates to "Friends of Nixon" Seminar in Hashington, D.C. in December 1971 Parish Ballot Security Chairman for 1971 State and 1972 National elections Former member of Parish Political Action Council. LAH SCHOOL: Noot Court finalist (highest level of competition at LSU Law School) Chairman of Moot Court Board Omicron Delta Kappa Leadership Fraternity Outstanding Chapter Senior Award of Phi Alpha Delta Legal Fraternity Flory Trial Club member (participated in club sponsored ~ot trials) Clerk of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity Chapter Editor of Law School newspaper; ( UNDERGRADUATE SCHOOL: Varsity Debate Team, leading debate team member, 2 years Distinguished Military Graduate, Army ROTC President's Medal, ROTC (highest award in LSU ROTC) Junior Class President, College of Arts and Sciences Morale Commission member, two years (one of highest agencies of student government) Freshman Track Team letterman Vice-President of Sigma Chi Social Fraternity. -4- HIGH SCHOOL: President of Student Body of Baton Rouge High School (enrolment of over 1800 students) Governor of Louisiana Boys' State Won scholarship for placing second in nation and first in Louisiana in Elks Club's National Leadership Contest, 1958) President of National Honor Society Varsity Track Team letterman three years and chosen·to All State Track Team. ( ( -5- GX~Y A. .~iY.£:1S 1\dr•.:ss: 106 ~1n~y Drive, D~tler, Pao 16001 Telephone: Eone...,, 412-287-7883; Business 412-287-5781 ext.23L!:6 Age : ..)!J Religion : .Episcop;;.li::m ~~n-1"1,iJ• J.. ~1 ...... 1.-1..". Elaine J.,. (P,oppo1o) Mye rs,. Wi fe 32 MicheL; R., ?.\yers , Daur;hter 8 Mark C., I'-f"yers, · S.·::m 6 • !· M:Cs·& Dorothea ),iye rs, Ev liilployment: /~mco Steel Corp~, Butler, Pao 1956-60: Co-operative v;o.rk progr3J.-n ;vi th the University-of Cinci!!nati 1960-61: I·.:echo..n.ical .Engineering 1961-65: Industrial Engineering 1965-67: Special Assigm.12nt to Rollinr, Dep:.:rtment 1967-72: · Tm:n Foreman, Hot St~·i.p ;till l'~I1'Tleco InternationQ.l Assignnr.1e:nt in: Italy 1968 Frcu1ce 1973 Germany 19774 Civic: Dtttler Co::.11ty Co:..mcil on rUcoholisn Fund iz::.isin::; C2~'"'1pa.i sn s for United Fund of Butler Co. Fund I.Z2.is:i.ng Car1p::tif;n for Butler ·'l'MCA Fund It:t isin:~ Ca;-n:D.aip,n for Du :.ler Co 5 }.!emorial Hospital Vestryman for St. Peter's .Episcopal Church; Butler, Pa. BH-~ler Co .. Ee;I._rt Fund Corp .. Division Chc..i:::::no PTA Prisident Center Ti·:p .. }.'ilitary U.S~ :-'C.r f0rce, C.,.:i:lc :"1 S~::~.lJ.s: ;l_ct:_,_-e I:>. ~ ty .· .:.L:- :::2:-Jc:::.:: ·:.-) '~ ~- 1 S t :,_-:-,:lyi;y .-~r::::.; ..; r ,. ~ ~-:0:1 :; .::: a·..:-.;.2 Di sci.1a:r~;e . 7 Larry Pressler ( Humboldt, S.D. Republican Candidate for Congress, lst District "A moderately. conservative Republican" Born, reared and currently living on family farm near Humboldt. Active in 4H and agricultural activities for 10 years. State and national 4-H award winner including selection as one of four "all American" 4-H delegates to the 1961 World's Agricultu·ral Fair in Cairo, Egypt. G~aduate of University of South Dakota - President of student body. Graduate degrees from Oxford University, England ( (Rhodes Scholar) and Harvard Law School. Former employee of the Republican State Central Committee and student aide to the late Senator Francis Case (R.-S.D.}. Vietnam veteran - active in American Legion and past commander of Legion Post No. 68. 'I'wo and one half yea rs experience i n the Of fice of Legal Adviser, u. S. State De partment, and while there worked on agricultural trade agreemen t~ which directly effect f a rm p r ice s in South Dakota. (Pressler for Congress Co~mittee , Ken St o fferahn , Chairman, Humboldt, S. D.) .J, ...... ( RICHARD T. SCHULZE BACKGROUND INFORMATION Education-Haverford High School {Academic C~urse). University of Houston (Business Administrci'ion maioring in Foreign Trade and Transportation). Villanova University {Business Law and Accounting). Temple University {exrension courses in Business Procedures and Salesmanship). Business - Retail Electrical Appliance. Business in Paoli - Home Appliance Center, Member ·of National Appliance-Radio Dealers Association. Has received numerous awards for business activities. Has been honored by the Notional Electrical Manufacturers Association for out-standing me1·chandising and sales promotion. Received th3 General Electric "DisHnguis~ed Merchant Award" in 1967 and 1968. Past Vice President and. member of Board of Directors of Pool i Business AsS)ciation. Served twoyears in U~ S. Army. Church affiliation- Greet Vall, y Presbyterian Church. Charter Member of Hillside School Parent- Teachers As.;ociati•m. Served as Vice President 1 President and member of Boord of Directors of Upper Main Line Jaycees. Was chosen outstanding Jaycee of the yecr. Member of Great Valley Jaycees. Scoutmaster of Berwyn Troop 11 for many years and recc i;ed the "Scoutmasters Key" Award. Helped organize Troop 114 in Devon and Cub Pack 114. Served os Cub Pock Commil"tee ·Chairman. Received "District Merit Award" from Great Volley District for "oul"stcndino service to boyhood". Was Chairman of Chester County Council Philmont Committee, member of the Organization and Extension Committee of Conestoga Distrid, and Chairman of Conestoga ( District Advancement Committee. Member of the Cub Pack C":>mmittce of Pack 121, Berwyn. Chairman of the Pacli Memorial Hospiral Day. Served ( as a Republican Committeeman in Tredyffrin Township from 1960 to 1967, elected Chairman, December 1966. President of Upper Main Line Young Republican Club. First Vice President and President of Chester County Federation of Young Republican Clubs. Representative to the State Committee of the Pennsylvania Young Republicans. Cl-iairman of the Nominating Commii-tee of ~ennsylvania State Young Republican Republican Biennial Convention 1966. Served on the Executive Committee of the · Republican County Committee of Chester County. Chester County Repub- lic<.:n Campaign Chairman 1964, 1966, 1969, 1970. Eleded Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans Court of Chester Coun~·y in 1967. Chairman of 11 Richard Nixon Day" in 1968. Current memberships include: The Archae logical ( lnstiJ·ute of American, the Great Volley Association, Thomson lodge //340 F. &A.M .. , i. Register of Wills Association of Pennsylvania and Chester County Council, Boy Scouts of America, Dal!·on Wanzel Post 11646 Ame1·ic~n Legion, Circus Saints & . Sinners, Maxwell Foo1·ball Club and Conestoga High School Gridiron Club, Green Volleys Associai·ion, Pennsylvania Society and Kimberton Fish and Game Association • Elected to House of Representatives 1969, re-elected in 1971, serves as Secrel"ory of Ways & Means and Business & Commerce Commil"tees and as a member of t·he Game & Fisheries Commitl"ee. Married to J·hc former Nancy lockwood from. Berwyn, they hove four children, Koren 17, Richard Jr. 16 , Michael 11, and Linda 8, and reside on ( Swedesford Rood in Tredyffrin Township. ? .! .. - ,· . 1, . r - .._..,., • ,, t1rs. Haven N. (Virninia D.) Snith ( Fami 1v '· llusband- Haven il. Smith, wheat rancher. Educational Gackqround Gra~uate Sh~nandoah, Ia., High School {Val~dictorian) B.A. De~ree, University of Nebraska - 1936 Career responsibilities Mrs. Smith is a lecturer and has spoken before c1v1c, educational, medical and aqricultural grouns in 50 States and several foreian countries Chainnan, Pre?idential Task Force on Rural Development - Elected as deleqate to Republican National Convention - 1956 & 1972 Senior Vice President, Nebraska Republican Founders OaJ'• 1974 National Chairman, American Farm 13ureau Homen - 1955 -'t~Lftinmg Member, l3oard of Directors, American Farm 13ureau Federation - 1955 - (f71 c~il.ttinq Deputy-Presidento Associated Countrv !,!men of the Horld -( (an organization of 8,000,000 wome; in 65 countries) 1962-68 \ Member, Advisory Board, Educational Resources Information Center, Clearinghouse on. Rural Education and Small Schools, Denarbnent of Health, Education and t-Jelfare - 1972 & continuin~ /Cf74 t~ember~ Census Advisory Committee 0 A~ricultural Statistics, U.S. Department of Commerce, 13ureau of the Census ~ 1973 & co~A~iRo , Mernber 0 fJational Board of Directors, Country tJor1en's Council Member, Board of Governors, Agricultural Hall of Far1e Vice President, Farm Film Foundation Commissioner, llational Commission on Cor.1munity Health Services, 1963-66 Member, Doard of Education, Nebraska State Normal Schools 1950-EO Member, National Livestock and Meat Goard, 19S5-GO fJational President, AP1erican Country Life Association 1051-53 t·1ember, USDA Home Econom ics Research Advisory Co1~1nittee 1950-60 ( Member, Governor's Comn1ission on Status of ~omen 1964-68 Del eqate to 1960 \Jhite House Conference on Chi 1 dren and Youth } nter,na t i ,o[Ja 1 res pons i_bi 1 it i es Official representative to World Food and Agriculture Oroanization, Associated Country \,lor1en of the llorld. Represented Associated Country \!omen of the \lor·ld as official sneaker at First Reqional Sem inar for \lornen's Orc1ani zations of Centra! ~ South America 9 Rrci fe, Gr,1Zil, 1072 (!~ ~~ ; ith_~reaks Srani s ~). One of six United States :eaders invited by t 1e Sovernment of ~· ranee on a three-\"/eck Rerresented ,1\s sJciated Co u~t~~y \/omen of the IIJl'lc! on t our of Lai."n Arne rica'1 countdes - 1963 2nd 1968. . J l (' .. Mrs. Haven N. (Vir9inia D.) S11ith ( Paqe 2 Headed dele0ation of J1Jnerican Farm Dureau \/omen to Associnted Country \io11en of the Uorld 1-!orld-\ Sent by Crusade for Freedom on Inspection Tour of Radio Free Eurore - 1959. Sent by American Society fm~ Friendshir \'lith Switzerland on a qoodHill mission to Switzerland, 1951. Special recognitions Recipient, Top Public Address Award for best speech on Freedom delivered -.: in the USA in 1966 - award qiven by Freedoms Foundation Recipient, 4-H Alumni Award, Iowa State Univeisity, 1973 Re c i pi en t , ~ ~t i on al 4-H . Recipient, Eyes on Nebraska Award, Nebraska Optometric Association, 1971. Recirient, Distinguished Service Avmrd, University of Nebraska 1956 Recipient, Award for Distinguished Service to Agriculture and Education, Extension Service, Land Grant Colleqe, 1960 :.,Recipient, National Award of t-1e rit, Daughters of the American Revolution ;o,. International Honorary ~1ember - Beta Sigma Phi State Honorary Member - Delta Kappa Gamma Mr. and Mrs. Smith are listed in the National Social. Directory. ( Other Member PEO (Pas t President), Dauqhters of the AMerican Revolution, Republicrtn \4omen's Club, American Association of Univ ersity Women, Eastern Star, Business and Professional Wcmen, Methodist Church (Sun day School t eacher ~or 17 years). ' \' THE WHITE HO!JSE WASHINGTON FROM: LOEN ... ), '( Other: DEMOCRATIC FRESHMEN PROSPECTS 1. Elliott Levitas (Ga - Ben Blackburn) 2. Larry McDonald (Ga - John Davis) 3. Tim Hall (Ill - Les Arends) 4. Paul Simon (Ill - Ken Gray) 5. Floyd Fithian (Ind - Earl Landgrebe) 6. David Evans (Ind - Bill Bray) 7. Philip Hayes (Ind - Roger Zion) 8. Philip Sharp ~Ind - David Dennis) 9. Carroll Hubbard (Ky - Frank Stubblefield) 10. Gladys Spellman (Md - Larry Hogan) ll. Max Baucus (Mont - Dick Shoup) 12. Jim Santini (Nev - Dave Towell) 13. ;Norman D'Amours ( N H- Lou Wyman) 14. · Stephen Neal (NC - Wilmer Mizell) 15. W. G. Hefner (NC - Earl Ruth) 16. Glenn English (Okla - Happy Camp) 17. Butler Derrick (SC - Bryan Dorn) 18. Kenneth Holland (SC - Tom Gettys) 19. John Jenrette (SC- Ed Young) 20. Marilyn Lloyd (Tenn - LaMar Baker) 21. Jack Hightower (Tex - Bob Price) 22. Robert Krueger (Tex - Clark Fisher) •, ...._ .... - 3 ILLINOIS (15th District) --Arends' seat Tim Hall Teacher from Dwight, Ill. -- 50 yrs. old. -probably one termer -new district Won by 7, 000 -----first Democrat in 100 years ---political miracle! Liberal - moderate Got 4 3% two years ago - Cliff Carlson beat 2 yrs ago He has Glassworker support in LaSalle Co. --might oppose glass imports 4 ILLINOIS (24th District - Gray's Seat) ·PauL Simon Approx. 43 yrs. oLd Former Lt. Gov. under GOP OgiLvie Very popuLar Was beaten in primary for Governor 2 yrs. ago 20 yrs. in State LegisLature Moved into District after Gray announced his retirement WiLL be of no heLp INDIANA ( 2nd District - Landgrebe's seat) Floyd Fithian Political science professor at Purdue Liberal Democrat Labor backed Environmentalist 6 INDIANA ( 6th District - Bray's seat ) David Waiter Evans 27 years old Elementary parochial shool teacher Backed by labor :' .',.\ ~ ... :: \:-~:;, ..... ,. ·- 7 INDIANA (8th District- Zion's seat) Phillip H. Hayes 1 termer 34 yr s old. - lawyer in Evansville - morally suspect, also wife Heavily supported by labor State Senator for 1 term Environmentalist ,,,,J : -r: 8 INDIANA (lOth District -Dennis' seat ) Phillip R. Sharp Liberal Democrat More stature Backed by Labor 9 KENTUCKY (1st District - Stubblefield's seat ) Carroll Hubbard, Jr. 36 yrs. old Attorney - married beauty queen - 2 kids State Senator for 7 years Press conscious Pro labor Inconsistent - loud mouth State assembly and co. bar association could not endorse him 10 . MARYLAND (5th District - Hogan's seat) Gladys Spellman Liberal P. G. councilwoman Labor backing 11 MONTANA (lst District) Shoup's Seat 'Max S. Baucus 32 yrs. old - Lawyer - handsome - single 2 termer Very Liberal -worse than Melcher Anaconda had huge layoff day before election Worth over $200,000 Freshman State Legislator Voted to Legalize pot, do away with death 'penalty, for wage & price controls, for amnesty Strong Labor 12 NEVADA ( Towell's seat) Jim Santini Former judge - 37 yrs. old - married Liberal - some labor backing Criticized Towell's voting record - land use - stuck with Nixon too long (Towell ignored outlandish charges) \_:, ...... _, ___ ....,_,..,- 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE (1st District) Norman E. D 1Amours (D) Attorney at Law 36 yrs. old Former State Attorney General Conservative Democrat Former City Prosecutor for City of Manchester For - National Health program Strong National Defense Cutting inflation Reasonable man --- won't be difficult to work with him 14 NORTH CAROLINA (5th District - Mizell's Seat) STEPHEN L. NEAL (D) Newspaper Publisher ----- 39 yrs, old Has never held an elected office, prior to this ----- (didn't expect to win!) Somewhat of a "liberal" Democrat Unlikely he'll support the Ford Administration During campaign: against Nixon, Mizell didn't agree with any of the Ford Admin.' s moves: e. g. --- Pardon wrongly timed FOR Wage & Price Control Introduction of surtax --.poorly timed 15 NORTH CAROLINA ( 8th District - Ruth's seat) W. G. (Bill) Hefner 45 yrs. old Radio station owner; gospel singer & preacher Did not complete high school Has never held public office before this election Southern Conservative During Campaign --- attacked President for the pardoning of Nixon 5% surtax For more social security benefits 16 OKLAHOMA 6th District - Happy Camp's seat) Glenn English 33yrs. old. - never held political office before now Liberal Democrat - but somewhat conservative in views re inflation At one time was Director of Democratic State Committee During campaign - attacked President on surtax, cattle problems & wheat deals 1.7 SOUTH CAROLINA (3rd District) Dorn' s seat Butler Derrick (D) Attorney at Law -- 38 yrs. old Considered a 11 moderate'' Democrat Against inflation & high cost of living one of his main stands during campaign. Would be supportive of the Administration on issues that would be in the best interest of his constituents and the country. Would not necessarily be a "party" man - so could probably count on his support at times. . ' 18 . ' SOUTH CAROLINA (5th District - Gettys' seat) Kenneth L. Holland (D) Attorney at law - 39 yrs. old. - Camden, S. C. Considered to be a "moderate" Democrat Has never been elected to public office - prior to this election He has, however, held an appointed position in S. C. = State Highway Commission (for 3 yrs.) During his campaign --- his main theme was to "Put America First" and that he would support all legislation to combat inflation. Was not anti-Ford during the campaign. Will probably vote with the Administration on liberal issues & in cases where he thinks his constituents will KBt benefit. . 19 SOUTH CAROLINA (6th District - Ed Young's seat) (defeated) John .Jenrette (D) 36 yr s. old. Attorney at law - Myrtle Beach, S. C. -- Served 4-6 yrs. in Stat(Hlue;Jrlature Liberal Democrat Very unlikely he will support the Administration on anything During campaign said the following: For roll-back in oil prices For price control Get rid of Butz and clean out the Ag. Dept. Increase HEW expenditures -----decrease Defense Dept's Against 5% surtax 20 TENNESSEE (3rd Dist - LaMar Baker's eeat) Marilyn Lloyd 45 yrs. old Her husband was originally running for this seat- but was killed in plane crash Businesswoman - Chattanooga, During this campaign --her campaign manager :sz:mtr: is in the political science dept. at the Univ. of Tenn. who was a big worker in the McGovern campaign ('72) ':'>:'': and on some issues she is liberal and some conservative. Labor was behind her in campaign. She attacked President Ford for ---- surtax and said that the Republican Party had made too many promises and JIXlD[ never kept any of them. During her campaign - she said that she was for the "little man" and against Rockefeller 21 TEXAS (13th District -Bob Price's seat) Jack Hightower 47 yrs. old - from Vernon, Tex. Has law degree but has never practiced Has beenNhe State Senate for approx. 10 years Nationally he would be considered "conservative" --- but in their district he is considered "moderate" Disagreed with President Ford on amnesty and Rockefeller & thinks more whould be done to save the cattlemen Thinks more money should go toward Education. 22 TEXAS (21st District- Fisher's seat) Robert Krueger 39 yr s. old - Bachelor Pn. D - Phi Beta Kappa Taught at Duke University (N.C.) Considered "conservative" Democrat ------has said that he will be an Independent in the Congress - not a rubber stamp. Did not attack President Ford during his campaign DEMOCRATIC FRESHMEN PROSPECTS 1. Elliott Levitas (Ga - Ben Blackburn) 2. Larry 1v1cDonald (Ga - John Dav-is) 3. Tim Hall {Ill - Les Arends) 4. Paul Simon {Ill - Ken Gray) 5. Floyd Fithian {Ind - Earl Landgrebe) 6. David; Evans (Ind - Bill Bray) 7. P~ilip Hayes (Ind - Roger Zion) 8. Philip Sharp ~Ind - David Dennis) 9. Carroll Hubbard {Ky - Frank Stubblefield) 10. Gladys Spellman (Md - Larry Hogan) 11. Max Baucus (Mont - Dick Shoup) 12. Jim Santini (Nev - Dave Towell) 13~ ;Norman D'Amours· {NH- Lou Wyman) 14.' Stephen ;Neal (NC - Wilmer Mizell} 15. Vv. -G. Hefner ·(NC - Earl Rutn) 16. Glenn English (Okla - Happy Camp) 17. Butler Derrick (SC - Bryan Dorn) 18. · Kenneth Holland (SC - Tom Gettys) 19. John Jenrette (SC - Ed Young) 20. Marilyn Lloyd (Tenn - LaMar Baker) 21. Jack Hightower (Tex - Bob Price) 22. Robert Krueger (Tex - Clark Fisher} ILLINOIS (15th District) -- Arends' seat Tim Hall Teacher from Dwight, Ill. -:- 50 yrs. old. - probably one termer - new district Won by 7, 000 -----first Democrat in 100 years --- political miracle! Liberal - moderate Got 43% two years ago - Cliff Carlson beat 2 yrs ago He has Glassworker support in LaSalle Co. -- might oppose glass imports ILLINOIS (24th District - Gray's Seat) Paul Simon Approx. 43 yrs. old Former Lt. Gov. under GOP Ogilvie Very popular Was beaten in primary for Governor 2 yrs. ago 20 yrs. in State Legislature Moved into District after Gray announced his retirement Will be of no help 5 INDIANA ( 2nd District - Landgrebe' s seat) Floyd Fithian Political science professor at Purdue Liberal Democrat Labor backed Environmentalist 6 INDIANA ( 6th District - Bray's seat ) David Walter Evans 27 years old Elementary parochial shool teacher Backed by labor Y' ·••• > - ~. 7 INDIANA ( 8th District - Zion's seat ) Phillip H. Hayes I termer 34 yrs old. - lawyer in Evansville - morally suspect, also wife Heavily supported by labor State Senator for I term Environmentalist 8 INDIANA (10th District - Dennis' seat ) Phillip R. Sharp Liberal Democrat More stature Backed by labor ,,.-----~- .,--~..... \ ; ' l ".".;;; 9 KENTUCKY (1st Di strict - Stubblefield 1 s seat ) Carroll Hubbard, Jr. 36 yrs. old Attorney - married beauty queen - 2 kids State Senator for 7 years Press conscious Pro labor Inconsistent - loud mouth State assembly and co. bar association could not endorse him 10 MARYLAND (5th District - Hogan's seat) Gladys Spellman Liberal P. G. councilwoman Labor backing 11 MONTANA (1st District) Shoup' s Seat Max S. Baucus 32 yrs. old - lawyer - handsome - single 2 termer Very liberal - worse than Melcher Anaconda had huge layoff day before election Worth over $200, 000 Freshman State Legi stator Voted to legalize pot, do away with death ·penalty, for wage & prl.ce controls, for amnesty Strong labor 12 NEVADA ( Towel11s seat) Jim Santini Former judge - 37 yrs. old - married Liberal - some labor backing Criticized Towell' s voting record - land use - stuck with Nixon too long {Towell ignored outlandish charges) :, " 13 NEW HAMPSHIRE (1st District) Norman E. D'Amours (D) Attorney at Law 36 yrs. old Former State Attorney General Conservative Democrat Former City Prosecutor for City of Manchester For - National Health program Strong National Defense Cutting inflation Reasonable man --- won't be difficult to work with him NORTH CAROLINA (5th District - Mizell's Seat) STEPHEN L. NEAL (D) Newspaper Publisher ----- 39 yrs, old Has never held an elected office, prior to this -----(didn't expect to win!) Somewhat of a "liberal" Democrat Unlikely he'll support the Ford Administration During campaign: against N~xon, Mizell didn't agree with any of the Ford Admin. 's moves: e.g. --- Pardon wrongly timed FOR Wage & Price Control Introduction of surtax -- • poorly timed NOR TH CAROLINA ( 8th District - Ruth's seat) W. G. (Bill) Hefner 45 yrs. old Radio station owner; gospel singer & preacher Did not complete high school Has never held public office before this election Southern Conservative During Campa.ign attacked President for the pardoning of Nixon 5% surtax For more social security benefits " ' 16 OKLAHOMA 6th District - Happy Camp's seat) Glenn English 33yr s. old. - never held political office before now Liberal Democrat - but somewhat conservative in views re inflation At one time was Director of Democratic State Committee During campaign - attacked President on surtax, cattle problems & wheat deals 17 SOUTH CAROLINA {3rd District) Dorn' s seat Butler Derrick (D) Attorney at Law -- 38 yrs. old Considered a "moderate" Democrat Against inflation & high co st of living one of his main stands during campaign. Would be supportive of the Administration on issues that would be in the best interest of his constituents and the country. Would not necessarily be a "party" man - so could probably count on his support at times. ,. ·~·~ . 18 SOUTH CAROLINA (5th District - Gettys' seat) Kenneth L. Holland (D) Attorney at law - 39 yrs. old. - Camden, S. C. Considered to be a 11 moderate" Democrat Has never been elected to public office - prior to this election He has, however, held an appointed position in S. C. =State Highway Commission (for 3 yrs.) During his campaign --- his main theme was to "Put America First" and that he would support all legislation to combat inflation. Was not anti-Ford during the campaign. Will probably vote with the Administration on liberal issues & in cases where he thinks his constituents will imt benefit. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA (6th District - Ed Young's seat) (defeated) John .Jenrette (D) 36 yrs. old. -- Served 4-6 yrs. in Stat~TLe12:islature Attorney at law - Myrtle Beach, S. C. lrlQls-'eJ Liberal Democrat Very unlikely he will support the Administration on anything During campaign said the following: For roll-back in oil prices For price control Get rid of Butz and clean out the Ag. Dept. Increase HEW expenditures -----decrease Defense Deptt. s Again.st 5% surtax ,- ;: .-... . ~ .. ' ~--' . TENNESSEE (3rd Dist - LaMar Baker's seat) Marilyn L loyi;l 45 yrs. old Her husband was originally running for this seat - but was killed in plane era Businesswoman - Chattanooga, During this campaign -- her campaign manager lllEii[. is in the political dept. at the Univ. of Tenn. who was a big worker in the McGovern campaign (' 72) ,:<*>! and on some issues she is liberal and some conservative. Labor was behind her in campaign. She attacked President Ford for ---- surtax and said that the Republican Party had made too many promises and ruaa: never kept any of them. During her campaign - she said that she was for the "little man" and against Rockefeller 21 TEXAS (13th Di strict - Bob Price 1 s seat) Jack Hightower 4 7 yrs. old - from Vernon, Tex. Has law degree - - but has never practiced Has beenft1he State Senate for approx. 10 years 11 11 Nationally he would be considered conservative --- but in their district he is considered 11 moderate 11 Disagreed with President Ford on amnesty and Rockefeller & thinks more whould be done to save the cattlemen Thinks more money should go toward Education. 22 TEXAS (21st District - Fisher 1 s seat ) Robert Krueger 39 yrs. old - Bachelor Pn. D - Phi Beta Kappa Taught at Duke University (N. C.) Considered "conservative" Democrat ------has said that he will be an Independent in the Congress - not a rubber stamp. Did not attack President Ford during his campaign /.. .