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22306 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE October 5, 2005 EC–4150. A communication from the Pro- Airplanes; DC–8F–54 and DC–8F–55 Airplanes; publican Party of Florida; $32,500, 5/5/04, 2004 gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- DC–8–60 Series Airplanes; DC–8–60F Series Jt. St. Victory Committee; $24,500, 3/22/04, Jt. tion, Department of Transportation, trans- Airplanes; DC–8–70 Series Airplanes; and DC– Candidate Committee; $1,000, 3/22/04, Bill mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule 8–70F Series Airplanes’’ ((RIN2120– McCollum for Senate; $2,000, 3/22/04, Connie entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Fokker AA64)(2005–0443)) received on September 26, Mack for Congress; $1,000, 2/19/04, Bill McCol- Model F27 Mark 200, 400, 500, and 600 Air- 2005; to the Committee on Commerce, lum for Senate; $1,000, 2/21/04, Klein for Con- planes’’ ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0430)) received Science, and Transportation. gress; $25,000, 2/11/04, RNC Regents; $2,000, 12/ on September 26, 2005; to the Committee on f 19/03, Connie Mack for Congress; $2,000, 12/19/ Commerce, Science, and Transportation. 03, Dan Boren for Congress; $2,000, 11/12/03, EC–4151. A communication from the Pro- EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF Bush-Cheney ’04, $2,000, 11/11/03, Kirk Hum- gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- COMMITTEES phreys for Senate; $1,500, 7/23/02, Scott Pruitt tion, Department of Transportation, trans- for Senate; ($1,000), 6/18/02, Refund—Jim mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule The following executive reports of Inhofe; $2,000, 4/12/02, Friends of Jim Inhofe; entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Dassault committees were submitted: $2,000, 1/31/02, Peter Wareing for Congress; Model Falcon 2000EX Airplanes’’ ((RIN2120– By Mr. LUGAR for the Committee on For- $1,000, 12/18/01, John Sullivan for Congress; AA64)(2005–0438)) received on September 26, eign Relations. ($1,000), 11/26/01, Refund -Keating for Con- 2005; to the Committee on Commerce, *Thomas A. Shannon, Jr., of Virginia, to be gress; $1,000, 11/26/01, Cathy Keating for Con- Science, and Transportation. an Assistant Secretary of State (Western gress; $1,000, 7/12/01, Senate; Campaign Com- EC–4152. A communication from the Pro- Hemisphere Affairs). mittee; $1,000, 7/3/01, Presidents Dinner Com- gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- *Jan E. Boyer, of Texas, to be United mittee; $1,000, 4/9/01, Cathy Keating for Con- tion, Department of Transportation, trans- States Alternate Executive Director of the gress; $1,000, 4/5/01, Cathy Keating for Con- mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule Inter-American Development Bank. gress; $2,000, 1/9/01, Bush-Cheney Transition. entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Israel *Robert A. Mosbacher, of Texas, to be 2. Spouse: Kathleen Rooney, $2,000, 3/15/05, Aircraft Industries, Ltd., Model 1124 and President of the Overseas Private Invest- Connie Mack for Congress; $25,000, 2/21/05, 1124A Airplanes’’ ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0439)) ment Corporation. RNC Regents; $32,500, 5/5/04, 2004 Jt. State received on September 26, 2005; to the Com- *John J. Danilovich, of California, to be Victory Committee; $4,000, 5/4/04, Jt. Can- mittee on Commerce, Science, and Transpor- Chief Executive Officer, Millennium Chal- didate Committee; $25,500, 4/13/04, Joint Can- tation. lenge Corporation. didate Committee; $2,000, 3/29/04, Connie EC–4153. A communication from the Pro- *Josette Sheeran Shiner, of Virginia, to be Mack for Congress; $2,000, 2/24/04, Connie gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- United States Alternate Governor of the Mack for Congress; $25,000, 2/13/04, RNC Re- tion, Department of Transportation, trans- International Bank for Reconstruction and gents; $2,000, 11/13/03, Humphreys for Senate; mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule Development for a term of five years; United $2,000, 11/15/03, Bush Cheney 04; $1,000, 2/4/02, entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Airbus States Alternate Governor of the Inter- Peter Wareing for Congress; ($1,000), 11/23/01, Model A340–200 and A340–300 Series Air- American Development Bank for a term of Refund—Keating for Congress; $1,000, 11/23/01, planes’’ ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0437)) received five years; United States Alternate Governor Cathy Keating for Congress; $1,000, 4/18/01, on September 26, 2005; to the Committee on of the African Development Bank for a term Cathy Keating for Congress; $1,000, 4/10/01, Commerce, Science, and Transportation. of five years; United States Alternate Gov- Cathy Keating for Congress. EC–4154. A communication from the Pro- ernor of the African Development Fund; 2. Children and Spouses: L.F. Rooney, IV gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- United States Alternate Governor of the (Larry), $2,000, 3/25/05, Connie Mack for Con- tion, Department of Transportation, trans- Asian Development Bank; and United States gress; $12,500, 4/8/04, Republican National mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule Alternate Governor of the European Bank Committee; $2,000, 12/3/03, Bush Cheney 04. entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Bom- for Reconstruction and Development. Michael Collins Rooney: $2,000, 3/15/05, bardier Model CL–600–2B19 Airplanes’’ *Kent R. Hill, of Virginia, to be an Assist- Connie Mack for Congress; $12,500, 4/8/04, Re- ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0436)) received on Sep- ant Administrator ofthe United States Agen- publican National Committee; $2,000, 12/3/03, tember 26, 2005; to the Committee on Com- cy for International Development. Bush Cheney 04. merce, Science, and Transportation. *Jacqueline Ellen Schafer, of the District Kathleen Daly Rooney: $2,000, 3/15/05, EC–4155. A communication from the Pro- of Columbia, to be an Assistant Adminis- Connie Mack for Congress. gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- trator of the United States Agency for Inter- 3. Parents: Laurence Francis Rooney, Jr. tion, Department of Transportation, trans- national Development. (Deceased) mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule *John Hillen, of Virginia, to be an Assist- Lucy Turner Rooney: $200, 9/30/04, John entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Pratt ant Secretary of State (Political-Military Sullivan for Congress; $500, 9/15/04, Coburn for and Whitney JT8D–209, –217, –217A, –217C, and Affairs). Senate; $200, 7/15/04, Coburn for Senate; $200, –219 Turbofan Engines’’ ((RIN2120– *Barry F. Lowenkron, of Virginia, to be 1/13/04, John Sullivan for Congress; $250, 6/4/ AA64)(2005–0441)) received on September 26, Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, 99, Ewing for Congress; $200, 10/7/02, John Sul- 2005; to the Committee on Commerce, Human Rights, and Labor. livan for Congress. Science, and Transportation. *Jendayi Elizabeth Frazer, Assistant Sec- 4. Grandparents: Laurence Francis Rooney EC–4156. A communication from the Pro- retary of State (African Affairs), to be a (Deceased); Marguerite R. Rooney (De- gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- Member of the Board of Directors of the Afri- ceased). tion, Department of Transportation, trans- can Development Foundation for the remain- 5. Brothers and Spouses: Patrick T. Roo- mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule der of the term expiring September 27, 2009. ney: $500, 10/28/04, Boren for Congress; $1,000, entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Pratt *Francis Rooney, of Florida, to be Ambas- 10/4/04, Coburn for Senate; ($2,000), 9/2/04, Re- and Whitney PW2000 Series Turbofan En- sador to the Holy See. fund—Humphreys for Senate; $250, 6/11/04, gines’’ ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0440)) received Nominee: Francis Rooney (Preferred); Lau- Boren for Congress; $2,000, 11/14/03, Hum- on September 26, 2005; to the Committee on rence Francis Rooney, III; L.F. Rooney, III; phreys for Senate; ($2,000), 11/14/03, Refund— Commerce, Science, and Transportation. L. Francis Rooney, III. Humphreys for Senate; $4,000, 10/30/03, Hum- EC–4157. A communication from the Pro- The following is a list of all members of phreys for Senate; $1,000, 9/30/03, Bush Cheney gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- my immediate family and their spouses. I 04. tion, Department of Transportation, trans- have asked each of these persons to inform Marianne B. Rooney: $2,000, 9/2/04, Coburn mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule me of the pertinent contributions made by for Senate; ($2,000), 9/2/04, Refund—Hum- entitled ‘‘Airworthiness Directives: Pratt them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- phreys for Senate; $2,000, 2/18/04, Bush Cheney and Whitney JT8D–1, –1A, –1B, –7, –7A, –7B, formation contained in this report is com- 04; $2,000, 11/14/03, Humphreys for Senate; –9, –9A, –11, –15, –15A, –17, –17A, –17R, –17AR, plete and accurate. ($2,000), 11/14/03, Refund—Humphreys for Sen- –209, –217, –217A, –217C, and –219 Turbofan En- Contributions, amount, date, and donee: ate; $4,000, 10/30/03, Humphreys for Senate; gines’’ ((RIN2120–AA64)(2005–0442)) received 1. Self $500, 3/21/05, Republican Party of $1,000, 5/10/01, Cathy Keating for Congress. on September 26, 2005; to the Committee on Florida; (this contribution was improperly Timothy P. Rooney: $1,000, 2/25/02, Ron Commerce, Science, and Transportation. considered a federal contribution and trans- Kirk for Senate. EC–4158. A communication from the Pro- fer to the state party is pending); $1,000, 3/16/ Mary M. Rooney: None. gram Analyst, Federal Aviation Administra- 05, Fitzpatrick for Congress; $1,000, 3/16/05, James H. Rooney: $12,500, 9/15/04, Repub- tion, Department of Transportation, trans- Northrup for Congress; $1,000, 3/16/05, Friends lican National Committee; $2,000, 12/4/03, mitting, pursuant to law, the report of a rule of Dave Reichert; $1,000, 3/16/05, Rick Renzi Bush Cheney 04.
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