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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K SIREET NW. WASHINGTON D.C. 20463 THIS ISTHE END OF MUR ' 0.Toj, FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K SIREET NW, WASHINGTONDC., 20463 BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION In the Matter of Philip Baker Thurman Hamlin William Taylor MUR 621 (78) George Tolhurst Jack Watson CERTIFICATION I, Marjorie W. Emmons, Secretary to the Federal Election Commission, do hereby certify that on July 12, 1978, the Commission determined by a vote of 6-0 to adopt the recommendation of the General Counsel that no further action be taken at this time against Philip Baker, Thurman Hamlin, William Taylor, George Tolhurst, Jack Watson, or their committees. Attest: Date U Marjorie W. Emmons Secretary to the Commission iTO 0 0 0 z 6 6~ FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K STRI.I NW. WASHING TON, D.C. 20463 July 5, 1978 MEMORANDUM TO: CHARLES STEELE FROM: MARJORIE W. EMMONS SUBJECT: OBJECTION - MUR 621 (78) - General Counsel's Report dated 6-24-78 Received in Office of Commission Secretary 6-29-78, 1:32 The above-mentioned document was circulated on a 48 hour vote basis at 10:30, June 30, Iq78. Commissioner Staebler submitted an objection at 11:52, June 30, 1978, thereby placing MUR 621 (78) on the Executive Session Agenda for July 12, 1978. A CODy of Commissioner Staebler's vote sheet is attached. ATTACHMENT: Copy of vote sheet cc: Commissioner Staebler Hn0WU TALLY £iEST r FEDERAL ELECTION COMMSSiO. !. " NII, TREETrC '- '. June 3b , 1978 Date and Time Transmitted: /o1-36 Commissioner -_ _ __ JULY 5 , 1978 SECRETARY BY" /o,.o RETURN TO OFFICE OF COMMISSION Report dated 6-24-78, 1978 MUR No. 621 (78) - Gieneral Counsel's I approve- the recommendation (X\ I object to the recommendation Do v D6~01 77C44J1,/2 ~ ~<7CCY2A d417 2 - /~ f')cA4wlPii2 C / ii 9'r/'',-r )v /Zc "-~' Date: 4:11Signature: WILL TAKE NO ACTION IN THIS MATTER THE OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL PLEASE OF FOUR COMMISSIONERS IS RECEIVED. UNTIL THE APPROVAL AND iTIME SHOWN ABOVE TO0 ALL PAPERS NO ATER 7THAN THE DATE" RETURNTHE OFFICE OF COMMISSION SECRETARY. NE- OBJECTON ONl THE EXECUTIVE SESStO .GENA. :ifl CCN~rC L - ~.- %.A13 3 7* ME3MRNOW.T0 Mlarce~u~p 4,;, -Please hgve-the attached Gcemmal9- nusqi ++*?*,, , + + + a 'nk+ LY., OU. + +++ :' * ,, + ++ ...xma.. is +*-iti. * ,i.Ri+'+ 4. ~ J1~ 21 ~trbut to 0b 4. ,tally basis. ++/+ *++** C6 r *A \ %- p 4. ('p. BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION In the Matter of) Philip Baker) MUR 621(78) Thurman Hamlin) William Taylor) George Tolhurst) Jack Watson) GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT Background On June 12, 1978, the Disclosure Division referred to the office of General Counsel the Kentucky candidates and committees which were published on May 20, 1978 as 10 Day Pre Primary Report non-filers. These reports were due on May 13, 1978. Reason to believe notices were sent on May 15, 1978 and reasonable cause to believe notices were sent on May 17, 1978. None of the candidates won the election. Evidence Philip Baker filed his 10 Day Pre Primary Report on May 22, 1978 which showed aggregate receipts and expenditures totalling $1615; however, no reports have been filed by the Baker for Congress Committee. Mr. Baker received 3.4% of the votes. Neither Thurman Hamlin nor his campaign committee filed a 10 Day Pre-Primary Report. Mr. Hamlin did send in a letter in March which stated that he had not received any contributions nor had he made any expenditures. Mr. liamlli received the reason to believe and reasonable cause to believe notices for both himself and his committee. Mr. Thurman Hamlin received 21.7% of the vote. -2- The William Taylor for U.S. Senate Committee filed on May 15, 1978 before publication. The aggregate receipts and expenditures totalled $1314. The candidate filed his report on May 22, 1978 which showed no receipts or expenditures. Mr. Taylor received 7.4% of the vote. George Tolhurst waived reporting on April 24, 1978. His committee filed the 10 Day Pre-Primary Report on May 24, 1978. The aggregate receipts and expenditures together equaled $23. 5.9% of the vote went to Mr. Tolhurst. Jack Watson, who received 11.2% of the vote, filed his report on May 16, 1978. On May 22, 1978, his campaign committee filed its reports. Mr. Watson received and expended $10,250. His committee received no contributions nor did it make any expenditures. Analysis None of the candidates had aggregate receipts or expenditures totaling more than $25,000. Also, none of the candidates received 30% of the vote. Recommendation It is recommended that no further action be taken at this time against Philip Baker, Thurman Hamlin, William Taylor, George Tolhurst, Jack Watson or their committees. General Counsel '0ao 0 . "4 0 0 O0 SU) >0 00 U ab 4. 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(a -ui )4)N ~ f *ak6,fuk (in full) ,.~t.~4/ ~ ~f fN Aldmss (numnber aild stree.t) )-- /Un"'- -' __ 7) Vd 'jeoi L33a. ' full) lo (a) Narpe of anl u lL / j ef 1biAdcl-psjnfloer znri vr)et / .- ',. /;' ~4-' -- /---~ I~. it,,,Slate anl,'Zd cr.10/~ / A ___Candidite FRepurtinq Stau f'Cr" t P:,crl .r Slt,,%(j) or 1,h) Cvttfichnv.! is plzt0 r:11 i rllrtvby C. rttfy ?flat rht (.'edrv:w' cortrni,*&?. and aurnrjzc1 ao.nt, the~reof v.iil recisve indl disburse ALL fun1L int support .,,f my c..ndldjlv it' th,! GLx:,v ~iettiontsl. Based *.,):;. cet tilicarion I tie.-b-, i ru,:t 3 vvza,Pr of my r('pnriing rvipc sibility. It. after flint' thi. fir, I .- i r rcrvep (~ti,-~o-joma.k. ex;;:rditures, thc %Naiver becomc: j3n' I rnuist file a sepitate t'port is required by 2 USC 434 on Fvir:rjl E~cis Com- vi n~ t pnl u'>~ cnriutos harj make e-,penditures ins urort ulmy carlnjjcv and vvilI file separiite reports of such iecepts ad lb /-% IS11atuc L1 C-1. tln (Gte 'ullof.Ij tai.. of1~I.Icosli',)Io ltiutloi'rJ bJ..Ai vltQ1t I. Poison s~lytl tnis Statonient to Milu Ponallis -it 2 QJ...C. § 4.17e9ut Jrif iiu.ltim? Vc;.O. l Ai't-: l. I i n ll WipiiiVmC. 204C.l -~ ui. '~. .,~ ~ V2~'~..arZ ATT /O.I, IDl MEMORANDUM: FOR FILES RE: TELECON FROM: Chip Foley to the Office of the Clerk of London KY DATE: March 21, 1978 NA14E OF COMMITTEE: concerning Thurman Jerome Hamlin making many phone calls I was able to determine that Mr Hamlin does not have a After and phone. On a previous call he made.to me, he told me that he lived in a motel me a phone number. Both the motel and the phone number appear to be non-existent.. gave and match it I called London Ky to see if I could get a cross reference on his address similar). The person who answered the phone at.city hall with a motel (or anything else at said that as far as she knew, there was no motel, boarding house or anything k6ew Mr.. Hamlin the address listed on the form 2, however this person said that she well. It appears that Mr. Hamlin is somewhat of a town "fixture". The person quite if she who was giving me this information said that she would be putting it nicely Hamlin was "not quite right". She said'that he walks the streets constantly .0 said that Mr She indicate, harasses any one who has the patience to listen to his ramblings.. and* verbly has not been to me that although Mr. Hamilin spends a lot of time walking around, he Sheriff's department and let seen in the last few weeks. She suggested that I call the them know that I wanted to talk to him. FROM: Chip Foley to the Sheriff's Office of London KY and all the I called the Sheriff's Office and talked to the receptionist. The Sheriff were out. I told her that I was calling from the FEC and that I had been Deputies to get in. referred to the.Sheriff's office by City Hall. I told her that I needed contact with Mr. Hamlin to complete some business between himself and the FEC. verbal that Mr. This person also gave'me. the same story that I got from city halI indicating known in London for his strange and' unperdictable ways.
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    Richard Nixon Presidential Library White House Special Files Collection Folder List Box Number Folder Number Document Date Document Type Document Description 43 12 n.d. Report Section IV: Additional Material. Including: A. Congressional Staffs. 59 Pages Monday, May 14, 2007 Page 1 of 1 SECTION IV - ADDITIONAL MATERIAL CONGRESSIONAL STAFF by function by full committee .STANDING COMMITTEES OF tH~_§E~ATE [Democrats in romnn, Republicans in:italics] • :t.... ,...... ,:. .J .', FOREIGN AFF IRS I I I, Foreign Rclatiors ... (Sui10 422~. phono 4GG I. mcerTuesday) , J. \Y. Fulbriuht, of Arkansas. BOllrkp B. Hickenlooper, of Iowa. John J. Hparkm:m, of Alubama, Gcorq« D. Aiken, of Vermont, Mike Mnusfield, of Mon tnna, Frank! Carlson, of Kansas. \Vnyue Morse, of Oregon. John .'1. Williams, of Delaware, Albert Can', of Tennessee. Karl E. Mundt, of South Dakota, Frank .J. Lauschc, of Ohio. Cliffol!d P. Case, of Ncw Jersey, Frank Church, of Idaho. John Sherman Cooper, of Kentucky, St\l:ll't Symington, of Mis,;olll'i. I Thomas J. Dodd, of Councct.icut, i J oseph S. Clark, of Pcunsvlvania. ! Clnlbornc Pell, of l1hodo Island. 'I Eugene J. McCarthy, of Minnesota, Carl Marcy, Chief <If Staff • i ,·,.l.;Ir<l B. Ru-scll, of Georgia. .~l(l({/a,.ct Chase Smith, of :\\a'nl'. j>.,. ~kllllis, of :-'lif'sissippi. Strom Tliurnuuul, of South Carolina. :" ,.:Ift. :-'ymington, of ;\lissomi. Jack Miller, of Iowa. 111'111"\' :\1. .luckso», of Wushingto», John G. Tower, of Texas. :"'\,., :J. Ervin, Jr., of North Carolina. James B. Pearson, of Kansas. JlO\\'[lI'd \V. Cannon. of Nevada. Peter H.
  • Louisville, KY

    Louisville, KY

    The original documents are located in Box 2, folder “10/19/74 - Louisville, Kentucky” of the President’s Speeches and Statements: Reading Copies at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. 4Y ~h u< LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY ~I , . i;f~/. 't: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1974', W~I ..•...• \~. Irs A REAL PLEASURE TO BE HERE IN KENTUCKY AGAIN. "- Irs ALWAYS A TREAT TO GET 'BACK TO THE BLUE GRASS ROOTS OF AMER ICA! AND IT IS PARTICULARLY APPROPRIATE FOR ME TO BE HERE IN KENTUCKY AT THIS TIME. AS YOU KNOW, 11M PUTTING TOGfrHER AN ARMY TO FIGHT II~FLATIOI~. AND WHAT ARMY COULDNIT USE SOME OF YOUR GOOD KEI~TUCKY COLONELS? W\f\.~~ ~.~ . J~.~ l ~. (~rf/) ~-j ~/~ Digitized from Box 2 of President's Speeches and Statements: Reading Copies at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library • - 2 ­ AND BEll EVE ME, WE NEED MEN LI KE SENATOR COOK IN WASHINGTON. WE NEED MEN ON THE HILL WHO WOI~'T GO OVER THE HILL IN THIS WAR ON ff\IFLATION.