July 23, 1998 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S8915 report of a rule entitled ‘‘National Emission EC–6149. A communication from the Gen- Approach Procedures; Miscellaneous Amend- Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- ments’’ (Docket 29282) received on July 20, Industrial Process Cooling Towers’’ tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- 1998; to the Committee on Commerce, (FRL6112–7) received on July 16, 1998; to the port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- Science, and Transportation. Committee on Environment and Public tives; Raytheon Aircraft Company 90, 100, EC–6160. A communication from the Gen- Works. 200, and 300 Series Airplanes’’ (Docket 97–CE– eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- EC–6140. A communication from the Direc- 92–AD) received on July 20, 1998; to the Com- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- tor of the Office of Regulatory Management mittee on Commerce, Science, and Transpor- port of a rule entitled ‘‘Standard Instrument and Information, Environmental Protection tation. Approach Procedures; Miscellaneous Amend- Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the EC–6150. A communication from the Gen- ments’’ (Docket 29281) received on July 20, report of a rule entitled ‘‘Tebuconazole; Ex- eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- 1998; to the Committee on Commerce, tension of Tolerances for Emergency Exemp- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- Science, and Transportation. tions’’ (FRL6015–9) received on July 16, 1998; port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- EC–6161. A communication from the Gen- to the Committee on Environment and Pub- tives; Airbus Model A320 and Model A321 Se- eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- lic Works. ries Airplanes’’ (Docket 94–NM–94–AD) re- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- EC–6141. A communication from the Direc- ceived on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on port of a rule entitled ‘‘Standard Instrument tor of the Office of Regulatory Management Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Approach Procedures; Miscellaneous Amend- and Information, Environmental Protection EC–6151. A communication from the Gen- ments’’ (Docket 29280) received on July 20, Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- 1998; to the Committee on Commerce, report of a rule entitled ‘‘Approval and Pro- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- Science, and Transportation. mulgation of Implementation Plans; Ken- port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- EC–6162. A communication from the Gen- tucky: Adoption of General Conformity Reg- tives; Airbus Model A320–111 and –211 Series eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- ulations’’ (FRL6130–3) received on July 21, Airplanes’’ (Docket 97–NM–160–AD) received tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- 1998; to the Committee on Environment and on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on Com- port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- Public Works. merce, Science, and Transportation. tives; McDonnell Douglas Model MD-11 Se- EC–6142. A communication from the Direc- EC–6152. A communication from the Gen- ries Airplanes’’ (Docket 98–NM–209–AD) re- tor of the Office of Regulatory Management eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- ceived on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on and Information, Environmental Protection tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- EC–6163. A communication from the Direc- report of a rule regarding clean air reason- tives; British Aerospace Model BAe 146 and tor of the United States Arms Control and ably available control technology require- Model Avro 146–RJ Series Airplanes’’ (Dock- Disarmament Agency, transmitting, an Ex- ments in Kentucky (FRL6126–1) received on et 97–NM–02–AD) received on July 20, 1998; to ecutive Summary and Annexes to the U.S. July 21, 1998; to the Committee on Environ- the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Arms Control and Disarmament Agency’s ment and Public Works. Transportation. 1997 Annual Report; to the Committee on EC–6143. A communication from the Direc- EC–6153. A communication from the Gen- Foreign Relations. tor of the Office of Regulatory Management eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- EC–6164. A communication from the Dep- and Information, Environmental Protection tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- uty Assistant Administrator for Fisheries, Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adminis- report of a rule regarding the Prevention of tives; Dassault Model Mystere-Falcon 50 Se- tration, Department of Commerce, transmit- Significant Deterioration of air quality in ries Airplanes’’ (Docket 96–NM–230–AD) re- ting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule en- Kentucky (FRL6125–8) received on July 21, ceived on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on titled ‘‘Fisheries Off West Coast States and 1998; to the Committee on Environment and Commerce, Science, and Transportation. in the Eastern Pacific; Pacific Coast Ground- Public Works. EC–6154. A communication from the Gen- fish Fishery; Management Measures for EC–6144. A communication from the Direc- eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- Nontrawl Sablefish’’ (RIN0648–AJ27) received tor of the Office of Regulatory Management tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- on July 22, 1998; to the Committee on Com- and Information, Environmental Protection port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- merce, Science, and Transportation. Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the tives; Aerospatiale Model ATR42 and ATR72 report of a rule entitled ‘‘Approval and Pro- Series Airplanes’’ (Docket 98–NM–149–AD) re- f mulgation of State Implementation Plans ceived on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on and Redesignation of the South Coast Air Commerce, Science, and Transportation. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES Basin in California to Attainment for Nitro- EC–6155. A communication from the Gen- The following reports of committees gen Dioxide’’ (FRL6127–1) received on July eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- were submitted: 21, 1998; to the Committee on Environment tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- By Mr. THOMPSON, from the Committee and Public Works. port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- EC–6145. A communication from the Direc- tives; Saab Model SAAB SF340A and SAAB on Governmental Affairs: Special Report en- tor of the Office of Regulatory Management SF340B Series Airplanes’’ (Docket 98–NM– titled ‘‘ ‘Slamming’—The Authorized Switch- and Information, Environmental Protection 117–AD) received on July 20, 1998; to the Com- ing of Long-Distance Telephone Service’’ Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the mittee on Commerce, Science, and Transpor- (Rept. No. 105–259). report of a rule entitled ‘‘OMB Approval tation. By Mr. MCCAIN, from the Committee on Numbers Under the Paperwork Reduction EC–6156. A communication from the Gen- Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Act: Technical Correction’’ (FRL6125–1) re- eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- without amendment: ceived on July 21, 1998; to the Committee on tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- S. 1699: A bill to authorize the Secretary of Environment and Public Works. port of a rule entitled ‘‘Revision of Class D Transportation to issue a certificate of docu- EC–6146. A communication from the Direc- and Establishment of Class E Airspace; mentation with appropriate endorsement for tor of the Office of Regulatory Management Yuma MCAS-Yuma International Airport, employment in the coastwise trade for the and Information, Environmental Protection AZ; Correction’’ (Docket 98–AWP–14) re- vessel Billie–B–II (Rept. No. 105–260). Agency, transmitting, pursuant to law, the ceived on July 20, 1998; to the Committee on S. 1731: A bill to authorize the Secretary of report of a rule regarding disapproval of the Commerce, Science, and Transportation. Transportation to issue a certificate of docu- State Implementation Plan for Arizona’s EC–6157. A communication from the Gen- mentation with appropriate endorsement for Phoenix PM–10 Moderate Area (FRL6129–4) eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- employment in the coastwise trade for the received on July 21, 1998; to the Committee tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- vessel Falls Point (Rept. No. 105–261). on Environment and Public Works. port of a rule entitled ‘‘Establishment of By Mr. MCCAIN, from the Committee on EC–6147. A communication from the Gen- Class E Airspace; Ukiah, CA’’ (Docket 98– Commerce, Science, and Transportation, eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- AWP–11) received on July 20, 1998; to the with an amendment and an amendment to tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- Committee on Commerce, Science, and the title: port of a rule entitled ‘‘Public Availability Transportation. S. 1732: A bill to authorize the Secretary of of Information: Electronic FOIA Amend- EC–6158. A communication from the Gen- Transportation to issue a certificate of docu- ment’’ (RIN2105–AC69) received on July 20, eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- mentation with appropriate endorsement for 1998; to the Committee on Commerce, tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- employment in the coastwise trade for the Science, and Transportation. port of a rule entitled ‘‘Modification of Class vessel Vesterhaven (Rept. No. 105–262). EC–6148. A communication from the Gen- E Airspace; Porterville, CA’’ (Docket 98– f eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- AWP–2) received on July 20, 1998; to the Com- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- mittee on Commerce, Science, and Transpor- EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF port of a rule entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Direc- tation. COMMITTEES tives; Dornier Model 328–100 Series Air- EC–6159. A communication from the Gen- planes’’ (Docket 98–NM–133–AD) received on eral Counsel of the Department of Transpor- The following executive report of July 20, 1998; to the Committee on Com- tation, transmitting, pursuant to law, the re- committee was submitted on July 22, merce, Science, and Transportation. port of a rule entitled ‘‘Standard Instrument 1998: S8916 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE July 23, 1998 By Mr. CHAFEE, from the Committee on Party; $50.00, 8/17/92, New Hampshire Demo- National political contributions—Continued Environment and Public Works: cratic Party; $50.00, 9/1/92, New Hampshire Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 Nikki Rush Tinsley, of Maryland, to be In- Democratic Party; $200.00, 9/05/92, Salem Kerrey for U.S. Senate ...... 250 spector General, Environmental Protection Democrats; $150.00, 9/24/92, New Hampshire Martin Frost Campaign ...... 250 Agency. Democratic Party; $6,000.00, 10/2/92, New Wilson Committee (primary) .... 250 (The above nomination was reported with Hampshire Democratic Party*; $150.00, 10/26/ Sam Gejdenson Re-election ...... 500 the recommendation that she be confirmed, 92, New Hampshire Democratic Party*; Jeff Bingaman Campaign ...... 500 subject to the nominee’s commitment to re- $1,000.00, 10/29/92, Preston for Congress; 1/94–12/94: spond to requests to appear and testify be- $5,000.00, 12/22/92, Democratic Cong. Cam- DNC—(transferred to non-fed) .. 10,000 fore any duly constituted committee of the paign Comm.; $1,500.00, 3/19/93, New Hamp- Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 Senate.) shire Democratic Party; $1,800.00, 7/2/93, New Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 The following executive reports of Hampshire Democratic Party*; $200.00, 8/3/93, Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 committees were submitted on July 23, Hillsborough Democratic Party; $200.00, 8/7/ Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 93, Manchester Democratic Committee; 1998: Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 $2,000.00, 8/27/93, New Hampshire Democratic DSCC ...... 6,000 By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Party*; $2,500.00, 10/14/93, New Hampshire DSCC (transferred to non-fed) .. 5,000 Foreign Relations: Democratic Party*; $500.00, 10/21/93, Berlin Kennedy for Senate ...... 1,000 Richard Nelson Swett, of New Hampshire, Democratic Committee; $2,000.00, 1/11/94, New to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- DNC (Non Federal) ...... 25,000 Hampshire Democratic Party; $2,500.00, 2/4/94, Hyatt for Senate ...... 1,000 potentiary of the United States of America Democratic Cong. Campaign Comm.; $500.00, to Denmark. Lautenberg Committee ...... 500 3/14/94, Nashua Presidential Host Account; Friends of Bob Carr ...... 250 Arthur Louis Schechter, of Texas, to be $150.00, 3/17/94, Merrimack County Demo- Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- Mike Synar for Congress ...... 500 crats; $5,000.00, 5/4/94, New Hampshire Demo- Citizens for Senator Wofford .... 500 potentiary of the United States of America cratic Party*; $2,000.00, 8/8/94, Democratic to the Commonwealth of The Bahamas. Sam Coppersmith for U.S. Sen- Cong. Campaign Comm.; $6,000.00, 8/19/94, New ate ...... 250 FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION Hampshire Democratic Party*; $7,700.00, 8/31/ Sam Gejdenson Re-election REPORT 94, New Hampshire Democratic Party*; Comm...... 250 The following is a list of all members of $100.00, 9/1/94, Hillsborough County Demo- Wilson Committee (general) ..... 200 my immediate family and their spouses. I cratic Comm.; $5,000.00, 11/3/94, New Hamp- Gene Green Congressional ...... 500 have asked each of these persons to inform shire Democratic Party*; $4,000.00, 11/4/94, Effective Government Comm. ... 250 me of the pertinent contributions made by New Hampshire Democratic Party*. 1/95–12/95: them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Swett for Senate Committee Contributions DNC (non-federal) ...... 25,000 formation contained in this report is com- as follows: $1,000.00, 3/16/95, New Hampshire Tom Daschle ...... 1,000 plete and accurate. Democratic Party; $100.00, 4/25/95, Demo- DNC ...... 10,000 Nominee Richard Nelson Swett. cratic Committee of Hopkinton; $100.00, 8/14/ DNC (transferred to non-fed) .... 10,000 Post: Ambassador to Denmark. 95, Belknap County Democrats; $95.00, 9/6/95, DNC (non-federal) ...... 5,000 Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Laconia City Democratic Committee; $105.00, Ken Bentsen (primary) ...... 1,000 Self: Dick Swett, $100.00, 5/21/94, Verge for 9/21/95, Democratic City Committee; $100.00, Ken Bentsen (general) ...... 1,000 Congress. 1/17/96, Cheshire County Democrats; $750.00, 1/ John Odam ...... 1,000 Spouse: Katrina Swett, $200.00, 1/11/91, 24/96, New Hampshire Democratic Party; DCCC ...... 5,000 Keefe for Congress; $50.00, 7/28/91, N.H. Demo- $40.00, 3/20/96, Merrimack County Democrats; Lloyd Doggett (primary) ...... 1,000 cratic Party. $50.00, 3/29/96, Carroll County Democrats; Lloyd Doggett (general) ...... 1,000 Children: Chelsea Swett, $1.50, 6/27/90, $25.00, 4/12/96, Cheshire County Democrats; Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 Swett for Congress; $2.00, 3/31/92, Swett for $75.00, 5/14/96, New Hampshire Democratic Gene Green ...... 1,000 Congress; Sebastian Swett, $1.25, 8/20/90, Party; $30.00, 8/1/96, Concord City Democrats; DSCC ...... 5,000 Swett for Congress; $5.00, 5/01/92, Swett for $100.00, 9/13/96, Stafford County Democratic People for Wilhelm ...... 1,000 Congress. Keaton Swett, None. Chanteclaire Committee; $18,000.00, 11/26/96, New Hamp- Citizens for Harkin ...... 250 Swett, None. Kismet Swett, None. Atticus shire Democratic Party*; $15,000.00, 3/06/97, 1/96–12/96: Swett, None. Sunday Swett, None. New Hampshire Democratic Party*; $500.00, Martin Frost ...... 1,000 Parents: Ann Swett, $200.00, 6/29/90, Swett 6/12/97, Archi Pac; $1,000.00, 1/2/98, Jane Fred- DNC (transferred to non-fed) .... 20,000 for Congress; $100.00, 2/07/96, NH Democratic erick for Congress. Tom Daschle (general) ...... 1,000 *These contributions were Transfers of sur- Party; $25.00, 5/09/96, DCCC; $20.00, 5/14/96, Na- Nick Lampson (general) ...... 1,000 plus funds 2USC SEC 439. tional Dem. Committee; $1,000.00, 6/29/96, DNC Non-Federal ...... 30,000 The following is a list of all members of Swett for Senate; $25.00, 7/17/96, DCCC; $50.00, Effective Government ...... 1,000 my immediate family and their spouses. I 9/07/96; Keefe for Congress; $1,000.00, 9/17/96, DSCC ...... 6,000 have asked each of these persons to inform Swett for Senate; $20.00, 10/1/96, Dem. Na- Lefty Morris ...... 1,000 me of the pertinent contributions made by tional Committee. Phil Swett, $100.00, 6/29/90, DSCC ...... 1,000 them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Swett for Congress; $100.00, 10/31/91, Swett for John Bryant ...... 1,000 formation contained in this report is com- Congress; $200.00, 10/13/92, Swett for Congress; Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 plete and accurate. $100.00, 11/10/93, Swett for Congress; $200.00, 3/ Jim Chapman ...... 1,000 Nominee: Arthur Louis Schechter. 18/94, Swett for Congress. Tim Johnson for S. Dakota ...... 500 Grandparents: Henry Parkhurst, None. Post: Ambassador to the Bahamas. Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Sam Gejdenson ...... 500 Elizabeth Parkhurst, None. Floyd Swett, 1. Self: See Attached. Eddie Bernice Johnson ...... 250 None. Wilemina Swett, None. 2. Spouse: Joyce Proler Schechter, See At- 1/97–6/97: Brothers and spouses: Jay Swett, None. tached. DNC ...... 10,000 Philip Swett Jr., None. Theresa Swett, 3. Children and spouses names: Leslie Rose DSCC ...... 10,000 $200.00, 10/18/96, Swett for Senate. Schechter Karpas and Hedley Karpas, See John Breaux ...... 1,000 Sisters and spouses: Gail Swett Yeo, Attached; Jennifer Paige Schechter Rosen DCCC (non-federal) ...... 1,000 $100.00, 9/26/94, Swett for Congress; $100.00, 10/ and Alan Rosen, See Attached. Texas Democratic Party ...... 1,000 15/96, Swett for Senate. Jonathan Yeo, 4. Parents names: Helen and Morris Rodriquez for U.S. Congress ..... 300 $100.00, 10/15/96, Swett for Senate. Barbara Schechter, deceased. Mary Moore for Senate ...... 250 Swett Burt, $300.00, 10/11/96, Swett for Sen- 5. Grandparents names: Miriam and Solo- 7/97–Present ...... 0 ate, $30.00, 11/03/94, Friends of Tom Andrews, mon Schechter, deceased. [Joyce P. Schechter] $31.00, 4/08/96, Maine Democratic Party. Rich- 6. Brothers and spouses names: Adolph Joe ard Burt, None. Schechter and wife Joyce, See Attached. Dr. 1/93–12/93: Dick Swett for Congress Committee Con- Robert Samuel Schechter and wife Mary Jim Mattox ...... $1,000 tributions as follows: $15.00, 3/22/90, Grafton Ethel, None. Bob Krueger ...... 1,000 Democrats; $175.00, 10/12/90, Cheshire County 7. Sisters and spouses names: None. Bob Krueger (run-off) ...... 1,000 Democrats; $1,000.00, 5/01/91, New Hampshire 1/94–12/94: Democratic Party; $2,500.00, 9/06/91, New National political contributions Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 Hampshire Democratic Party*; $100.00, 9/12/ [Arthur L. Schechter] Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 91, Salem Democrats; $100.00, 9/12/91, 1/93–12/93: Sheila Jackson Lee (primary) .. 1,000 Merrimack County Democrats; $45.00, 1/9/92, Robb for Senate ...... $1,000 Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 Belknap County Democrats; $1,000.00, 2/14/92, DSCC ...... 11,000 Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 New Hampshire Democratic Party; $100.00, 5/ Bob Krueger ...... 2,000 1/95–12/95: 06/92, Coos County Democratic Committee; Jim Mattox ...... 1,000 Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 $250.00, 6/15/92, New Hampshire Democratic Gene Green ...... 1,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 July 23, 1998 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S8917 National political contributions—Continued Answer: In order to update this answer Political Contributions—Continued 1/96–12/96: from the previous files of June 5, 1997, and to Lupe Salinas for Judge ...... 1,000 Effective Government ...... 1,000 correct any inadvertent oversights, I am fil- Jack Lee for Judge ...... 1,000 DNC ...... 5,000 ing the attached amendment. Rene Haas for Judge ...... 1,000 Tom Daschle ...... 1,000 Members of my immediate family are as Michael O’Connor for Judge .. 2,500 Emily’s List ...... 1,000 follows: my wife, Joyce Proler Schechter; Frank Carmona for Judge ..... 1,000 John Bryant ...... 1,000 daughters—Leslie Rose Schechter Karpas Alice Oliver-Parrott for Friends of Carl Levin ...... 250 and husband, Hedley Karpas, and Jennifer Judge ...... 2,500 7/97–12/97: Paige Schechter Rosen and husband, Alan M. Helen Cassidy for Judge ...... 2,000 Fritz Hollings for Senate ...... 1,000 Rosen; and my brothers—Adolph Joe Ed Cogburn for Judge ...... 1,000 1/98–Present: Schechter and wife, Joyce, and Dr. Robert S. Jimmy Carroll for Judge ...... 2,000 Bob Kerrey for Senate ...... 1,000 Schechter and wife, Mary Ethel. JohnKirtley for Judge ...... 1,500 John Kerry Campaign ...... 1,000 Both my parents and grandparents are de- 1/95–12/95 Senator Chris Dodd Campaign .. 500 creased. National: [Leslie Rose Schechter Karpas] Political contributions within the last five DNC (non-federal) ...... 25,000 years are attached. Tom Daschle (general) ...... 1,000 1/93–12/93: *Any corrections are indicated by asterisk DNC ...... 10,000 Bob Krueger ...... 1,000 (*) and bold type. DNC (transferred to non-fed) 10,000 1/94–12/94: DNC (non-federal) ...... 5,000 Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 Political Contributions Ken Bentsen (primary) ...... 1,000 Jim Mattox (primary) ...... 1,000 [Arthur L. Schechter] Ken Bentsen (general) ...... 1,000 Carrin Patman ...... 1,000 6/92–12/92: John Odam ...... 1,000 Sheila Jackson Lee (general) .... 500 National: DCCC ...... 5,000 Ken Bentsen (general) ...... 500 DNC ...... $10,000 Lloyd Doggett (primary) ...... 1,000 1/95–12/95: Lloyd Doggett (general) ...... 1,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 ...... 1,000 DNC (transferred to non-fed) 10,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 1/96–12/96: Feinstein for Senate ...... 1,000 Gene Green ...... 1,000 Gene Green ...... 1,000 Texas Unity 92 ...... 5,000 DSCC ...... 5,000 Jim Chapman ...... 2,000 State: People for Wilhelm ...... 1,000 Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 Garry Mauro ...... 1,000 State: Nick Lampson for Congress ...... 500 Sue Schechter ...... 3,000 Garry Mauro ...... 1,000 7/97–12/97 ...... -0- Ronnie Harrison ...... 1,000 21st Century Democrats ...... 20,000 1/98–Present: Ann Richards 1,000 ...... John Whitmire ...... 2,000 Dick Gephardt Campaign ...... 1,000 Local: Gaynelle Jones (Judge) ...... 1,000 Local: [Hedley Karpas] Scott Link (Judge) ...... 1,000 David Ballard ...... 1,000 1/95–12/95: Judge Rose Spector ...... 1,000 Judson Robinson ...... 1,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 Judge John Ackerman ...... 1,000 Harris County Dem. Pty...... 5,000 1/96–Present ...... -0- Katie Kennedy for Judge ...... 1,000 Norma Venso ...... 1,000 [Jennifer Paige Schechter Rosen] 1/93–12/93 David Garner ...... 1,000 1/96–12/96 1/94–12/94: National: National: Jim Chapman ...... 1,000 Robb for Senate ...... 1,000 Martin Frost ...... 1,000 Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 DSCC ...... 11,000 DNC (transferred to non-fed) 20,000 Martin Frost ...... 1,000 Bob Krueger ...... 2,000 Fisher for Senate ...... 1,000 Jim Mattox ...... 1,000 Tom Daschle (general) ...... 1,000 Paul Colbert ...... 1,000 Gene Green ...... 1,000 Nick Lampson (general) ...... 1,000 Jim Mattox ...... 1,000 Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 DNC (non-federal) ...... 30,000 Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 500 State: Effective Government ...... 1,000 Coleman for Congress ...... 250 Texas Democratic Party ...... 5,000 DSCC ...... 6,000 Gene Green Congressional ...... 500 Bob Bullock ...... 1,000 Lefty Morris ...... 1,000 1/95–12/95: Garry Mauro ...... 5,000 DSCC ...... 1,000 Sheila Jackson Lee (primary) .. 1,000 Craig Eiland ...... 1,000 John Bryant ...... 1,000 Lefty Morris ...... 1,000 Ann Richards ...... 25,000 * Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 Lloyd Doggett ...... 5,000 *Jim Chapman ...... 1,000 1/96–12/96: Local: State: Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 Harris County Democratic .... 1,000 21st Century Democrats ...... 33,000 Victor Morales ...... 1,000 David Mincberg ...... 2,000 Garry Mauro ...... 3,000 Martin Frost ...... 1,000 Rene Hass ...... 5,000 Bob Bullock ...... 1,500 Gene Green ...... 1,000 Ed Cogburn ...... 1,000 Texas Senate Dem. Comm. .... 1,000 John Bryant ...... 1,000 Susan Sousson ...... 1,000 Local: Nick Lampson ...... 1,000 Judge West ...... 1,000 David Garner ...... 2,000 Friends of Tom Strickland ...... 500 Peavy ...... 1,150 Larry Edrozo ...... 1,000 John Wertheim for Congress .... 250 Eric Andell ...... 1,000 1/97–6/97 1/97–Present ...... -0- Leta Parks ...... 1,000 National: [Alan M. Rosen] Mickey Farrow ...... 1,000 DNC ...... 10,000 Bob Lanier ...... 5,000 DSCC ...... 10,000 1/95–12/95: 1/94–12/94 John Breaux ...... 1,000 Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 National: DCCC (non-federal) ...... 1,000 1/96–12/96: DNC—(transferred to non-fed) 10,000 Texas Democratic Party ...... 1,000 Nick Lampson for Congress ...... 100 Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 DNC ...... 300 State: Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 1/97–Present ...... -0- 21st Century Democrats ...... 10,000 Lloyd Doggett ...... 1,000 7/97 to present ...... -0- [Adolph Joseph Schechter & Joyce Schechter] Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 1/96–12/96 Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 [Joyce P. Schechter] Lefty Morris for Congress ...... 100 DSCC ...... 6,000 6/92–12/92 1/97–Present ...... -0- DSCC (transferred to non-fed) 5,000 National: [Dr. Robert Schechter & Mary Ethel Schechter] Kennedy for Senate ...... 1,000 Carol Moseley Braun ...... 1,000 DNC (non-federal) ...... 25,000 Dianne Feinstein ...... 1,000 None Hyatt for Senate ...... 1,000 1/93–12/93 PART B—FINANCIAL INFORMATION AMENDED State: National: ANSWER TO NUMBER 6 Bob Bullock ...... 3,500 Jim Mattox ...... 1,000 6. Political Contributions—List all finan- Garry Mauro ...... 8,500 Bob Krueger ...... 1,000 cial contributions of $1,000 or more per Martha Whitehead ...... 1,000 Bob Krueger (run-off) ...... 1,000 annum made by you, your spouse or other Craig Eiland ...... 1,000 State: members of your immediate family to any Mike Martin ...... 6,000 Texas Democratic Party ...... 3,000 local, state or national party committee, to Ann Richards ...... 26,000 Paul Colbert ...... 1,000 any individual candidate or to any multi- Local: 1/94–12/94 candidate committee within the last five Elinor Tinsely ...... 1,000 National: years. Patrice Barron for Judge ...... 2,000 *Lloyd Doggett ...... 2,000 S8918 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE July 23, 1998 Political Contributions—Continued The following is a list of all members of have asked each of these persons to inform Sheila Jackson Lee (primary) 1,000 my immediate family and their spouses. I me of the pertinent contributions made by Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 have asked each of these persons to inform them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 me of the pertinent contributions made by formation contained in this report is com- 1/95–12/95 them. To the best of my knowledge, and the plete and accurate. National: information contained in this report is com- Contributions, amount, date, and donee; Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 plete and accurate. 1. Self, $100, July 1996 Presidential Cam- Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 Contributions, amount, date, and donee: paign, Democratic National Committee. 1/96–12/96 1. Self, none. 2. Spouse, none, Democratic National Com- National: 2. Spouse, none. mittee Effective Government ...... 1,000 3. Children and spouses names, none. 3. Children and spouses names, N/A. DNC ...... 5,000 4. Parents names, father, deceased, mother: 4. Parents names, Clarence Davenport, $50, Tom Daschle ...... 1,000 none. July 1996 Presidential Campaign, Emily’s List ...... 1,000 5. Grandparents names, deceased. ‘‘;Democratic National Committee names, John Bryant ...... 1,000 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. Yolande Davenport, $100, July 1996 Presi- 7/97 to 12/97 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. dential Campaign, ‘‘; Democratic National Local: Committee Yolanda Davenport, $12.60 Demo- Lee Brown for Mayor ...... 3,000 Steven Robert Mann, of Pennsylvania, a crats 2000, ‘‘;Democratic National Committee Sylvia Garcia for Comptroller 1,000 Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- 5. Grandparents names, all deceased. Sue Schechter Campaign ...... 2,000 ice, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- 6. Brothers and spouses, names Stephen National: traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the and Mary Davenport, none. Richard and Tina * Fritz Hollings for Senate ..... 1,000 United States of America to the Republic of Davenport, none. 1/98 to Present Turkmenistan. 7. Sisters and spouses, names, none. National: Nominee Steven Robert Mann Bob Kerrey for Senate ...... 1,000 Post Turkmenistan. David Michael Satterfield, of Virginia, a John Kerry Campaign ...... 1,000 The following is a list of all members of Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Senator Dodd Campaign ...... 500 my immediate family and their spouses. I ice, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- State: have asked each of these persons to inform traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the John Sharp for Lt. Governor 500 me of the pertinent contributions made by United States of America to the Republic of [Leslie Rose Schechter Karpas] them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Lebanon. 1/93–12/93 formation contained in this report is com- The following is a list of all members of National: plete and accurate. my immediate family and their spouses. I Bob Krueger ...... 1,000 Contributions, amount, date, and donee: have asked each of these persons to inform 1/94–12/94 1. Self, $50.00, 11/94, Robb for Senate cam- me of the pertinent contributions made by National: paign. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Paul Colbert (primary) ...... 1,000 2. Spouse, Janice M. Soreth, none. formation contained in this report is com- Jim Mattox (primary) ...... 1,000 3. Children and spouses, names, Natalia, plete and accurate. Carrin Patman ...... 1,000 David, none. Nominee: David M. Satterfield. 1/95–12/95 4. Parents names, John Mann (stepfather), Post: Ambassador to Lebanon. National: deceased; Elizabeth Mann, deceased; Robert Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee: Clinton/Gore ’96 ...... 1,000 Snyderman (father) deceased. 1. Self, None. 1/96–12/96 5. Grandparents names, William and Ethel 2. Spouse; None. National: Bodensieck, deceased; John and Anna Mann, 3. Children and spouses names, Victoria Gene Green ...... 1,000 deceased; Snyderman grandparents, de- Satterfield, none, Alexander Satterfield, Jim Chapman ...... 2,000 ceased. none. * Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. 4. Parents names, Betty G. Kemp, none. * 7/97 to 12/97 ...... 0 7. Sisters and spouses names, Elizabeth and 5. Grandparents names, none. 1/98 to Present Peter Simoes, none. 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. National: 7. Sisters and spouses names, Nancy Gold- Dick Gephardt Campaign ...... 1,000 John Bruce Craig, of Pennsylvania, a Ca- stein, none, Barry Goldstein, none. [Hedley Karpas] reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- Melissa Foelsch Wells, of Connecticut, a 1/95–12/95 sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- National: the United States of America to the Sultan- ice, Class of Career Minister, to be Ambas- Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 ate of Oman. sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of *1/96 to Present ...... 0 Nominee: John B. Craig. the United States of America to the Republic [Jennifer Paige Schechter Rosen] Post: Ambassador, Sultanate of Oman. of Estonia. 1/94–12/94 The following is a list of all members of The following is a list of all members of National: my immediate family and their spouses. I my immediate family and their spouses. I Jim Chapman ...... 1,000 have asked each of these persons to inform have asked each of these persons to inform Ken Bentsen ...... 1,000 me of the pertinent contributions made by me of the pertinent contributions made by Martin Frost ...... 1,000 them. to the best of my knowledge, the in- them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Fisher for Senate ...... 1,000 formation contained in this report is com- formation contained in this report is com- Paul Colbert ...... 1,000 plete and accurate. plete and accurate. Jim Mattox ...... 1,000 Contributions, amount, date, and donee; Nominee: Melissa Wells. 1/95–12/95 1. Self, none. Post: Estonia. National: 2. Spouse, Gerre Lee J. Craig, none. Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee. Sheila Jackson Lee (primary) 1,000 3. Children and spouses names, Jason N. 1. Self, none. Lefty Morris ...... 1,000 Craig, none. 2. Spouse, Alfred W. Wells, none. Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary ...... 1,000 4. Parents names, Margaret F. Craig, (de- 3. Children and spouses names*, Gregory C. 1/96–12/96 creased), Owen J. Craig, none. Wells, Christopher S. (wife Fatima Wells,) National: 5. Grandparents names, Paris and Minerva none. Sheila Jackson Lee ...... 1,000 Engle Fridy, decreased; O.J. Gertrude 4. Parents names, Miliza Korjus and Kuno Victor Morales ...... 1,000 Beutler Craig, decreased. Foelsch, all deceased. Martin Frost ...... 1,000 6. Brothers and spouses names, Charles and 5. Grandparents, names, all deceased. Gene Green ...... 1,000 Suzanne Craig, none. 6. Brothers and spouses names, Richard John Bryant ...... 1,000 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. Foelsch, and Ernest Foelsch, none. Nick Lampson ...... 1,000 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. *1/97 to Present ...... Elizabeth Davenport McKune, of Virginia, James Howard Holmes, of Virginia, a Ca- a Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Richard E. Hecklinger, of Virginia, a Ca- reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, ice, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of United States of America to the State of sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic Qatar. the United States of America to the King- of Latvia. Nominee: Elizabeth McKune. dom of Thailand. Nominee: James Howard Holmes. Post: State of Qatar. The following is a list of all members of Post: Ambassador to the Republic of Lat- The following is a list of all members of my immediate family and their spouses. I via. my immediate family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons to inform July 23, 1998 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S8919 me of the pertinent contributions made by 6. Brothers and spouses names, Robert D. Committee on Commerce, Science, and them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Milam, none; Joyce N. Milam, none; Carlin Transportation. formation contained in this report is com- R. Milam, none; and Howard P. Milam, none; By Mr. MCCAIN: plete and accurate. Doris N. Milan, none. S. 2349. A bill to authorize appropriations Nominee: Richard E. Hecklinger. 7. Sisters and spouses names, no sisters. for the hazardous materials transportation Post: Bangkok. Mary Beth West, of the District of Colum- program, and for other purposes; to the Com- Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee. bia, a Career Member of the Senior Execu- mittee on Commerce, Science, and Transpor- 1. Self, none. tive Service, for the rank of Ambassador dur- tation. 2. Spouse, none. ing her tenure of service as Deputy Assistant By Mr. SPECTER (for himself and Mr. 3. Children and spouses names, none. Secretary of State for Oceans, Fisheries and SANTORUM): 4. Parents names, Dorothy K. Hecklinger, Space. S. 2350. A bill to clarify the application of none, Clarence F. Hecklinger (deceased). Jonathan H. Spalter, of the District of Co- toll restrictions to Delaware River Port Au- 5. Grandparents names, all deceased. lumbia, to be an Associate Director of the thority bridges; to the Committee on the Ju- 6. Brothers and spouses names, Fred and United States Information Agency. diciary. Margaret Hecklinger, none. Hugh Q. Parmer, of Texas, to be an Assist- 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. ant Administrator of the Agency for Inter- f national Development. Theodore H. Kattouf, of Maryland, a Ca- (The above nominations were reported SUBMISSION OF CONCURRENT AND reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, with the recommendation that they be con- SENATE RESOLUTIONS Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- firmed, subject to the nominees’ commit- The following concurrent resolutions sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of ment to respond to requests to appear and the United States of America to the United testify before any duly constituted commit- and Senate resolutions were read, and Arab Emirates. tee of the Senate.) referred (or acted upon), as indicated: The following is a list of all members of Mr. HELMS. Madam President, for the By Mr. COVERDELL (for himself, Mr. my immediate family and their spouses. I Committee on Foreign Relations, I also re- CRAIG, and Mr. ENZI): have asked each of these persons to inform port favorably two nomination lists in the S. Con. Res. 109. A concurrent resolution me of the pertinent contributions made by Foreign Service which were printed in full in expressing the sense of the Congress that ex- them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- the RECORDS of June 18, 1998 and July 15, ecutive departments and agencies must formation contained in this report is com- 1998, and ask unanimous consent, to save the maintain the division of governmental re- plete and accurate. expense of reprinting on the Executive Cal- sponsibilities between the national govern- Nominee: Theodore H. Kattouf. endar, that these nominations lie at the Sec- ment and the States that was intended by Post: United Arab Emirates. retary’s desk for the information of Sen- the framers of the Constitution, and must Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee. ators. ensure that the principles of federalism es- 1. Self, Theodore H. Kattouf, none. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without tablished by the framers guide the executive 2. Spouse, Jeannie M. Kattouf, none. objection, it is so ordered. departments and agencies in the formulation 3. Children and spouses, Jennifer (The nominations ordered to lie on and implementation of policies; to the Com- Morningstar, none, Jack Morningstar, none, mittee on Governmental Affairs. Jonathan Kattouf, none, Paul Kattouf, none, the Secretary’s desk were printed in Michael Kattouf, none. the RECORDS, of June 18, 1998 and July f 4. Parents, Habab Kattouf, deceased, Vic- 15, 1998, at the end of the Senate pro- toria Kattouf, none. ceedings.) STATEMENTS ON INTRODUCED 5. Grandparents, all deceased. In the Foreign Service nomination BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS 6. Brothers and spouses, George Kattouf, beginning Homi Jamshed, and ending By Mr. DORGAN: none, Melanie (Noel) Kattouf, none, Greg Joseph E. Zadrozny, Jr., which nomina- S. 2345. A bill to amend section 2681 Kattouf, none. tions were received by the Senate and 7. Sisters and spouses, Sylvia Hanna, none, of title 18, United States Code, relating Nicholas Hanna, none. appeared in the RECORD of June 18, to the special forfeiture of collateral Bert T. Edwards, of Maryland, to be Chief 1998. profits of a crime; to the Committee on Financial Officer, Department of State. In the Foreign Service nominations the Judiciary. David G. Carpenter, of Virginia, to be an beginning Robert James Bigart, Jr., FEDERAL SON OF SAM LEGISLATION Assistant Secretary of State. and ending Carol J. Urban, which Mr. DORGAN. Mr. President, today, I David G. Carpenter, of Virginia, to be Di- nominations were received by the Sen- rector of the Office of Foreign Missions, and am introducing a bill to correct prob- ate and appeared in the RECORD of July lems with the Federal ‘‘Son of Sam’’ to have the rank of Ambassador during his 15, 1998. tenure of service. law, as those problems were perceived Charles F. Kartman, of Virginia, a Career f by the United States Supreme Court. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND The New York statute analyzed by the of Minister-Counselor, for the rank of Am- JOINT RESOLUTIONS Supreme Court, as well as the Federal bassador during his tenure of service as Spe- statute which I seek to amend, for- The following bills and joint resolu- cial Envoy for the Korean Peace Talks. feited the proceeds from any expressive William B. Milam, of California, a Career tions were introduced, read the first work of a criminal, and dedicated those Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class and second time by unanimous con- proceeds to the victims of the perpetra- of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- sent, and referred as indicated: traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the tor’s crime. Because of constitutional By Mr. DORGAN: United States of America to the Islamic Re- deficiencies cited by the Court, the S. 2345. A bill to amend section 3681 of title public of Pakistan. 18, United States Code, relating to the spe- Federal statute has never been applied, Nominee: William B. Milam. cial forfeiture of collateral profits of a and without changes, it is highly un- Post Ambassador to Pakistan. crime; to the Committee on the Judiciary. likely that it ever will be. Without this The following is a list of all members of By Mr. ALLARD (for himself, Mr. bill, criminals can become wealthy my immediate family and their spouses. I D’AMATO, Mr. FAIRCLOTH, Mr. HAGEL, have asked each of these persons to inform from the fruits of their crimes, while Mr. ENZI, Mr. BENNETT, Mr. MACK, me of the pertinent contributions made by victims and their families are ex- Mr. SHELBY, and Mr. GRAMS): them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- ploited. S. 2346. A bill to amend the Internal Reve- formation contained in this report is com- The bill I now introduce attempts to nue Code of 1986 to expand S corporation eli- plete and accurate. gibility for banks, and for other purposes; to correct constitutional deficiencies Contributions, amount, date, and donee. the Committee on Finance. cited by the Supreme Court in striking 1. Self, none. By Mr. HARKIN: down New York’s Son of Sam law. In 2. Spouse (separated), none. S. 2347. A bill to provide for a coordinated its decision striking down New York’s 3. Children and spouses names, Erika L. effort to combat methamphetamine abuse, law, the Court found the statute to be Milam, none. and for other purposes; to the Committee on both over inclusive and under inclu- 4. Parents names, Burl V. Miliam deceased Labor and Human Resources. sive: Over inclusive because the statute 1963; Alice V. Milam (nee Pierce), deceased By Mr. BURNS: included all expressive works, no mat- 1977. S. 2348. A bill to amend the Communica- 5. Grandparents names, William A. Pierce, tions Act of 1934 to reduce telephone rates, ter how tangentially related to the deceased 1951; Martha Ellen, Ellen (Cowls), provide advanced telecommunications serv- crime; under inclusive because the deceased 1940; Alfred Miliam, deceased 1938; ices to schools, libraries, and certain helath statute only included expressive works, Grace (Eads) Milam, deceased ca. 1946. care facilities, and for other purposes; to the not other forms of property.