November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11667

H.R. 652. A bill to extend the deadline IN THE COAST GUARD Bruce E. Graham, 1599 under the Federal Power Act for the con- The following-named individual for ap- Lamberto D. Sazon, 2681 struction of a hydroelectric project located pointment as a permanent regular officer in Henry D. Kocevar, 1869 in the State of Washington, and for other the United States Coast Guard in the grade Bruce D. Henson, 6391 purposes (Rept. No. 105–134). indicated under title 14, U.S. Code, section Sean A. McBrearty, 1878 H.R. 848. A bill to extend the deadline 211: Robert C. Wilson, 9887 under the Federal Power Act applicable to Gary L. Bruce, 9690 the construction of the AuSable Hydro- To be lieutenant (junior grade) Jim L. Munro, 7204 electric Project in New York, and for other Whitney L. Yelle, 6516 Kevin P. Frost, 8805 purposes (Rept. No. 105–135). The following-named officers for appoint- Robert D. Kirk, 4164 H.R. 1184. A bill to extend the deadline ment to the grade indicated in the U.S. William L. Stinehour, 6022 under the Federal Power Act for the con- Coast Guard under title 14, United States Scott B. Varco, 9386 struction of the Bear Creek hydroelectric Code, section 271: Dawayne R. Penberthy, 6652 project in the State of Washington, and for To be lieutenant commander Keith R. Bills, 8588 other purposes (Rept. No. 105–136). Thomas Flora, 1977 Richard K. Woolford, 7374 H.R. 1217. A bill to extend the deadline Alfredo T. Soriano, 3245 Timothy A. Orner, 9409 under the Federal Power Act for the con- Douglas M. Gordon, 0133 William E. Thompson, 5963 struction of a hydroelectric project located James D. Jenklns, 5482 Allen B. Cleveland, 5661 in the State of Washington, and for other Larry D. Bowling, 8411 Timothy M. Fitzpatrick, 1834 purposes (Rept. No. 105–137). Drew J. Trousdell, 8260 Michael J. Kelly, 6895 By Mr. MURKOWSKI, from the Committee Scott W. Bornemann, 8846 Peter W. Seaman, 3947 on Energy and Natural Resources, with an Paul A. Titcombe, 8636 William P. Green, 4602 amendment in the nature of a substitute: William M. Drelling, 2198 John R. Turley, 8780 H.R. 858. A bill to direct the Secretary of Kristin A. Williams, 5974 Markus D. Dausses, 4313 Agriculture to conduct a pilot project on John E. Hurst, 6443 John L. Bragaw, 3661 designated lands within Plumas, Lassen, and Kevin D. Camp, 6677 Tahoe National Forests in the State of Cali- Glenn L. Gebele, 4212 Steven W. Poore, 5565 fornia to demonstrate the effectiveness of Michael S. Sabellico, 8701 Arthur R. Thomas, 4799 the resource management activities pro- Laura H. O’Hare, 6357 Thomas E. Cafferty, 6049 posed by the Quincy Library Group and to Susan K. Vukovich, 5076 Jeffrey A. Reeves, 2042 amend current land and resource manage- Craig O. Fowler, 3715 Ronald L. Hensel, 9354 ment plans for these national forests to con- Daniel S. Cramer, 3202 Marc P. Lebeau, 7776 sider the incorporation of these resource John J. Metcalf, 4539 Barry O. Arnold, 5817 management activities (Rept. No. 105–138). Steven J. Reynolds, 9836 Samuel Short, 7633 By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Sean M. Mahoney, 1321 Gary E. Bracken, 7885 Foreign Relations, with an amendment in Kevin J. McKenna, 1964 David C. Hartt, 7003 the nature of a substitute and an amendment Christopher E. Alexander, 5686 Richard T. Gatlin, 3552 to the title: James W. Sebastian, 9852 Joseph P. Kelly, 5257 S. 759. A bill to provide for an annual re- Han Kim, 8423 Eric V. Walters, 6027 port to Congress concerning diplomatic im- Phyllis E. Blanton, 3093 Corey J. Jones, 7371 munity. Andrew C. Palmiotto, 5986 Michael J. Bosley, 7625 By Mr. CHAFEE, from the Committee on Matthew K. Creelman, 5359 Roger R. Laferriere, 6326 Environment and Public Works, with an Caleb Corson, 9543 John G. Keeton, 9728 amendment: Marc H. Nguyen, 3884 Robert S. Young, 5588 S. 1258. A bill to amend the Uniform Relo- Cynthia L. Stowe, 7198 John J. Dolan, 7454 cation Assistance and Real Property Acqui- Charles Jennings, 1640 Alan W. Carver, 4858 sition Policies Act of 1970 to prohibit an Mary J. Sohlberg, 2583 Leonard C. Greig, 6456 alien who is not lawfully present in the John F. Maloney, 3275 David A. Walker, 2710 United States from receiving assistance Craig T. Hoskins, 3608 David L. Hartley, 7876 under that Act. James P. McLeod, 2174 Michael A. Megan, 3989 By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Raymond D. Hunt, 2465 William J. Boeh, 3490 Foreign Relations, without amendment and Kenneth V. Fordham, 7677 Stewart M. Dietrick, 7750 with a preamble: Jon S. Kellams, 7003 Thomas Tardibuono, 7928 S. Con. Res. 48. Concurrent resolution ex- Keith M. Smith, 5923 John E. Souza, 8253 pressing the sense of the Congress regarding Donna L. Cottrell, 3421 Timothy J. Heitsch, 1634 proliferation of missile technology from Rus- James W. Crowe, 1207 Julie A. Gahn, 4521 sia to Iran. Peter D. Conley, 7522 Donald E. Culkin, 4485 S. Con. Res. 58. Concurrent resolution ex- Kelly L. Kachele, 6708 Byron L. Black, 7990 pressing the sense of Congress over Russia’s Scott A. Buttrick, 5681 James E. Hanzalik, 0191 newly passed religion law. Janet R. Florey, 8250 Kurt A. Sebastian, 8559 f Melissa A. Bulkley, 2351 Gregory J. Sanial, 8158 EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF James H. Whitehead, 0654 Frank R. Parker, 4486 William R. Kelly, 6357 John A. Healy, 9902 COMMITTEES Jason Lyuke, 0055 Tina L. Burke, 2896 The following executive reports of John M. Danaher, 2841 John D. Wood, 6878 committees were submitted: John E. Boris, 1322 Jan M. Johnson, 7441 By Mr. McCain, from the Committee on Mark D. Berkeley, 7271 Timothy G. Stueve, 8573 Commerce, Science, and Transportation: Richard A. Sandoval, 8247 Keith A. Russell, 1052 Duncan T. Moore, of New York to be an As- Charles M. Greene, 6480 John F. Moriarty, 5799 sociate Director of the Office of Science and Brian P. Hall, 4972 Michael P. Ryan, 2670 Technology Policy. Eric P. Christensen, 7911 John B. Sullivan, 1035 Arthur Bienenstock, of California, to be an Ronald J. Haas, 3994 Larry R. Kennedy, 7449 Associate Director of the Office of Science Mark D. Wallace, 5429 Robert P. Hayes, 2250 and Technology Policy. Matthew C. Stanley, 7668 Stuart L. Lebruska, 7101 Raymond G. Kammer, of Maryland, to be Frank G. DeLeon, 6529 Christopher J. Meade, 9834 Director of the National Institute of Stand- Rod D. Lubasky, 9808 Charles A. Richards, 8949 ards and Technology. Darcy D. Guyant, 1335 Donald Jillson, 8089 Terry D. Garcia, of California, to be Assist- Perry S. Huey, 7794 Charles E. Rawson, 3411 ant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Donald F. Potter, 4090 Janet E. Stevens, 6512 Atmosphere. Kevin M. Balderson, 0693 Cirristopher D. Nichols, 1626 (The above nominations were re- Patrick Flynn, 2133 Joel D. Slotten, 7105 ported with the recommendation that Wayne A. Stacey, 8485 Dominic Dibari, 1055 they be confirmed, subject to the nomi- Patrick G. McLaughlin, 5268 Stephen P. Czerwonka, 3738 Wayne C. Conner, 1137 Kurt C. O’Brien, 0534 nees’ commitment to respond to re- Jeffrey S. Phelps, 3423 Robert T. McCarty, 6264 quests to appear and testify before any Michael G. Bloom, 4211 Kevin P. Freeman, 9325 duly constituted committee of the Sen- Roger D. Mason, 5022 Joel D. Dolbeck, 5478 ate.) Michael W. Duggan, 1775 Richard D. Fontana, 5960

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00051 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS S11668 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 4, 1997 Sean M. Burke, 2944 Thurman T. Maine, 8652 Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Edgars A. Auzenbergs, 1579 Craig A. Petersen, 8689 1. Self: none. Joel D. Magnussen, 3176 Robert I. Griffin, 2267 2. Spouse: Wendy J. Walker, none. Michael J. Lopez, 3878 Donald R. Ling, 9189 3. Children: Kathryn E. Walker and Chris- Thomas F. Ryan, 5351 Jeffrey S. Hudkins, 3961 topher J. Walker, none. Alan N. Arsenault, 3958 Mark J. Gandolfo, 4285 4. Parents: Deceased. Peter N. Decola, 8972 Dirk A. Greene, 7181 5. Grandparents: Deceased. Thomas G. Nelson, 0329 David J. Rokes, 2696 6. Brothers: None. James Carlson, 2414 Todd A. Tschannen, 7318 7. Sisters: Josephine F. Walker, none. Philip J. Skowronek, 1126 Michael R. Olson, 1914 Alexander R. Vershbow, of the District of Columbia, a Career Member of the Senior Pat Dequattro, 4688 (The above nominations were re- David M. Dermanelian, 8757 Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, Austin J. Gould, 2015 ported with the recommendation that to be United States Permanent Representa- Stephen M. Sabellico, 8642 they be confirmed.) tive on the Council of the North Atlantic Andy J. Fordham, 8207 By Mr. SPECTER, from the Committee on Treaty Organization, with the rank and sta- Scott D. Pisel, 1756 Veterans’ Affairs: tus of Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- Laurence J. Prevost, 2308 William P. Greene, Jr., of West Virginia, to potentiary. Joseph M. Pesci, 4592 be an Associate Judge of the U.S. Court of Nominee: Alexander R. Vershbow. Charles L. Cashin, 9267 Veterans Appeals for the term of fifteen Post: U.S. Ambassador to NATO. Jesse K. Moore, 1449 years. The following is a list of all members of Glenn M. Sulmasy, 3347 Richard J. Griffin, of Illinois, to be Inspec- my immediate family and their spouses. I Matthew J. Zamary, 0480 tor General, Department of Veterans Affairs. have asked each of these persons to inform Anthony S. Lloyd, 1217 Joseph Thompson, of New York, to be me of the pertinent contributions made by Kirk A. Bartnik, 8918 Under Secretary for Benefits of the Depart- them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- William J. Wolter, 8350 ment of Veterans Affairs. formation contained in this report is com- Francis E. Genco, 1716 Espiridion A. Borrego, of Texas, to be As- plete and accurate. David P. Crowley, 4708 sistant Secretary of Labor for Veterans’ Em- Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Joseph F. Hester, 5624 ployment and Training. 1. Self, none. 2. Spouse, $35, 1993, Dem. Nat’l Committee. John C. Rendon, 9496 (The above nominations were re- Charles S. Camp, 1661 3. Children and spouses names, Benjamin, William R. Meese, 8432 ported with the recommendation that Gregory, none. Michael P. Carosotto, 3938 they be confirmed, subject to the nomi- 4. Parents names, Arthur E. Vershbow, Steven A. Banks, 3620 nees’ commitment to respond to re- Charlotte Z. Vershbow, $15, 1994, Sen. John Joseph E. Manjone, 5020 quests to appear and testify before any Kerry. Timothy F. Pettek, 6421 duly constituted committee of the Sen- 5. Grandparents names, deceased. Keith T. Whiteman, 0595 ate.) 6. Brothers and spouses names (no broth- James E. Scheye, 6147 ers), N/A. By Mr. D’AMATO, from the Committee on Joseph E. Balda, 0358 7. Sisters and spouses names, Ann R. Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs: James R. Olive, 4453 Vershbow, Charles Beitz, $100, 8/94, Tom An- Kevin Emanuel Marchman, of Colorado, to James Tabor, 0332 drews; $100, 4/96, Tom Allen; $100, 7/96, Tom be an Assistant Secretary of Housing and Gary A. Charbonneau, 9620 Allen; (all 3 U.S. Congressional Candidates— Urban Development. Edward J. Cubanski, 5911 Maine). Saul N. Ramirez, Jr., of Texas, to be an As- Eric G. Johnson, 8984 Patrick J. McGuire, 0839 sistant Secretary of Housing and Urban De- William H. Twaddell, of Rhode Island, a Bradford Clark, 0448 velopment. Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Joseph J. Losciuto, 1557 Jo Ann Jay Howard, of Texas, to be Fed- ice, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Am- Victoria A. Huyck, 2775 eral Insurance Administrator, Federal Emer- bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Romualdo Domingo, 8070 gency Management Agency. of the United States of America to the Fed- Cameron T. Naron, 9727 Richard F. Keevey, of Virginia, to be Chief eral Republic of Nigeria. Jason A. Fosdick, 1569 Financial Officer, Department of Housing Nominee: William H. Twaddell. Adam J. Shaw, 8486 and Urban Development. Post: Nigeria. Ian Liu, 2246 Eva M. Plaza, of Maryland, to be an Assist- The following is a list of all members of Patrick Foley, 6448 ant Secretary of Housing and Urban Develop- my immediate family and their spouses. I Basil F. Brown, 9721 ment. have asked each of these persons to inform George M. Zeitler, 9546 F. Amanda DeBush, of Maryland, to be an me of the pertinent contributions made by Christian J. Herzberger, 3083 Assistant Secretary of Commerce. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Robert F. Olson, 7556 Gail W. Laster, of New York, to be General formation contained in this report is com- Michael Z. Ernesto, 4427 Counsel of the Department of Housing and plete and accurate. Mitchell C. Ekstrom, 8953 Urban Development. Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Michael D. Callahan, 7181 R. Roger Majak, of Virginia, to be an As- 1. Self, nil. Robert E. Styron, 6449 sistant Secretary of Commerce. 2. Spouse, Susan Hardy, nil. Douglas M. Ruhde, 4912 David L. Aaron, of New York, to be Under 3. Children and spouses names, W. Darwyn A. Wilmoth, 5464 Secretary of Commerce for International Sanderson Twaddell, Ellen J. Twaddell, nil. Steven M. Sheridan, 9866 Trade. 4. Parents names, Helen J. Twaddell, nil. James B. Nicholson, 0642 (The above nominations were re- 5. Grandparents names, N/A. Joseph L. Duffy, 4813 ported with the recommendation that 6. Brothers and spouses names, James and Robert A. Laahs, 3670 Mandy Twaddell, Steven and Pye Twaddell, they be confirmed, subject to the nomi- nil. Cedric A. Hughes, 6254 nees’ commitment to respond to re- Carmen T. Lapkiewicz, 6240 7. Sisters and spouses names, N/A. Glena T. Sanchez, 8906 quests to appear and testify before any Roderick D. Davis, 3556 duly constituted committee of the Sen- Peter Francis Tufo, of New York, to be Brian K. Gove, 6433 ate.) Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- Russell C. Proctor, 5358 By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on potentiary of the United States of America Gerardo Morgan, 2320 Foreign Relations: to the Republic of Hungary. David S. Fish, 7202 Edward S. Walker, Jr., of Maryland, a Ca- Nominee: Peter F. Tufo. Kevin C. Burke, 5766 reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Post: Ambassador to Hungary. The following is a list of all members of Michael A. Jendrossek, 8874 Class of Career Minister, to be Ambassador my immediate family and their spouses. I Tony C. Clark, 3835 Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the have asked each of these persons to inform Robert D. Phillips, 1678 United States of America to Israel. Steven R. Sator, 3408 Nominee: Edward S. Walker, Jr. me of the pertinent contributions made by Theodore R. Salmon, 7543 Post: Ambassador to Israel. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Jason L. Tengan, 0784 The following is a list of all members of formation contained in this report is com- Mark S. Ryan, 7592 my immediate family and their spouses. I plete and accurate. Robert J. Greve, 2511 have asked each of these persons to inform Contributions, amount, date, and donee: 1. Self: Peter M. Kilfoyle, 8179 me of the pertinent contributions made by Brian K. Moore, 4779 them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 1993: William F. Adickes, 8017 formation contained in this report is com- Bob Kerry for U.S. Senate Com- Mark J. Wilbert, 0179 plete and accurate. mittee (D. NE) ...... $500

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00052 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0655 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11669 1994: The following is a list of all members of Party Federal Account; $5,000, 1/21/97, Demo- Moynihan for Senate (D. NY) ...... 1,000 my immediate family and their spouses. I cratic Senatorial Campaign Comm. Democratic National Committee ... 6,000 have asked each of these persons to inform 2. Spouse (former), Paul W. Haycock. 1995: me of the pertinent contributions made by I was divorced in February of 1994. I cannot Friends of Senator Carl Levin ...... 500 them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- respond with certainty regarding contribu- A Lot of People Supporting Tom formation contained in this report is com- tions made by my former spouse. Daschle (D. SD) ...... 1,000 plete and accurate. 3. Children and Spouses, Korbin Haycock, Friends of Schumer (D. NY) ...... 1,000 Contributions, amount, date, and donee: None; Hollie Haycock, None; Garron Democratic National Committee ... 10,000 1. Self: $250, 5/19/93, Kaptur for Congress; Haycock, None; Rachelle Haycock, None. Clinton for President ...... 1,000 $350, 9/14/93, Democratic State Central Com- 4. Parents, Phyllis Douglas (mother), Emilys List ...... 500 mittee of Maryland; $1,000, 5/25/94, Friends of $1,000, 8/16/95, Clinton/Gore 1996 Primary 1996: Tom Andrews; $250, 6/2/93, Mike Synar for Committee; Gary Douglas (step-father), Torricelli for U.S. Senate (D. NJ) ... 1,000 Congress; $250, 6/20/94, Mike Synar for Con- $1,000, 8/16/95, Clinton/Gore 1996 Primary Friends of Tom Strickland (D. CO) 1,000 gress; $250, 8/11/94, Robb for the Senate; $300, Committee. 5. Grandparents, Leslie Gloyd Hall, De- Friends of Carolyn McCarthy (D. 10/4/94, New Mexicans for Bill Richardson; ceased; Rhea Hall, Deceased; Thelma NY) ...... 1,000 $750, 10/24/94, Larocco for Congress; $250, 10/2/ Proffitt, Deceased; David Proffitt, Deceased. Rangel National Leadership PAC 95, Friends of John Conyers; $250, 11/10/95, 6. Brothers and Spouses, Francis Proffitt, (D. NY) ...... 1,000 Friends of Sen. Carl Levin; $500, 11/21/95, None; Janet Proffitt (spouse), None; Wesley Italian American Democratic Lead- Defazio for Senate; Proffitt, None; Rolanda Proffitt (spouse), ership Council ...... 1,000 $250, 11/18/95, Karen McCarthy for Congress; None. Democratic National Committee ... 30,000 $250, 7/18/95, Democratic State Central Com- 7. Sisters and Spouses, None. 1997: mittee of Maryland; $1,000, 11/10/95, Torricelli Joseph A. Presel, of Rhode Island, a Career Friends of Chris Dodd for Senate for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 3/18/96, Italian Amer- Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class (D. CT) ...... 1,000 ican Democratic Leadership Council; $250, 8/ of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- Daschle for Senate (D. SD) ...... 1,000 14/96, Cummings for Congress; $250, 9/27/96, traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the 2. Spouse, Francesca S. Tufo, $1,000, 11/95, Karen McCarthy for Congress; $1,000, 6/22/95, United States of America to the Republic of Clinton for President; $1,000, 2/97, Dodd for Clinton Gore ’96 Primary Committee; $250, Uzbekistan. Senate. 10/26/95, Friends of Dick Durbin; $500, 8/7/95, Nominee: Joseph A. Presel. Leahy for U.S. Senate; $250, 1/5/96, Sherman Post: Ambassador to Uzebekistan. 3. Children and spouses names, Serena S. The following is a list of all members of Tufo, Peter S. Tufo, none. for Congress; $1,000, 7/30/96, Paolino for Con- gress; my immediate family and their spouses. I 4. Parents names, Lee S. Tufo, none; Gus- have asked each of these persons to inform tave F. Tufo (deceased). $500, 9/19/96, Hoyer for Congress; $5,000, 8/21/ 96, Democratic National Committee; $600, 9/4/ me of the pertinent contributions made by 5. Grandparents names, none. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. 96, Democratic National Committee; $500, 9/ 14/96, Sherman for Congress; $1,000, 9/13/96, formation contained in this report is com- 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. plete and accurate. Brenda Schoonover, of Maryland, a Career Democratic Congressional Campaign Com- mittee; $500, 8/7/96, Citizens for Harkin; $250, Contributions, amount, date, and donee. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class 1. Self, Joseph Presel, $50, 7/29/96, Porter for of Counselor, to be Ambassador Extraor- 10/10/96, Friends of John LaFalce; $500, 8/21/96, Clinton-Gore ’96 General Election Legal and Congress. dinary and Plenipotentiary of the United 2. Spouse, Claire-Lise Presel, none. States of America to the Republic of Togo. Accounting Compliance; $500, 12/18/96, Leahy 3. Children and Spouses names, no chil- Nominee: Brenda Brown Schoonover. for U.S. Senator; $1,000, 1/24/97, Italian Amer- dren. Post: Ambassador, Republic of Togo. ican Democratic Leadership Council; and 4. Parents names, Howard Presel, deceased; The following is a list of all members of $500, 4/4/97, Hoyer for Congress. Marie Roitman Presel, deceased. my immediate family and their spouses. I 2. Spouse, Sheilah A. Kast, none. 5. Grandparents names, Barnet Roitman, 3. Children and spouses, none. have asked each of these persons to inform Kate Roitman, Joseph Presel, Esther Presel, 4. Parents, Joseph S. Rosapepe, deceased; me of the pertinent contributions made by all deceased. Dorothy Carew Rosapepe, deceased. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 6. Brothers and spouses names, no broth- 5. Grandparents, George Carew, deceased; formation contained in this report is com- ers. Dora Carew, deceased; Attilio Rosapepe, de- plete and accurate. 7. Sisters and spouses names, no sisters. ceased; Rebecca Rosapepe, deceased. Steven Karl Pifer, of California, a Career Contributions, amount, date, and donee: 6. Brothers and spouses, none. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class 1. Self, none. 7. Sisters and spouses names, Dorothy C.R. of Counselor, to be Ambassador Extraor- 2. Spouse, none. Bodwell, Douglas F. Bodwell, none. dinary and Plenipotentiary of the United 3. Children and spouses names, none. States of America to Ukraine. 4. Parents names, none. Kathryn Linda Haycock Proffitt, of Ari- Nominee: Steven Karl Pifer. 5. Grandparents names, NA. zona, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Post: Ambassador to Ukraine. 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. Plenipotentiary of the United States of The following is a list of all members of 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. America to the Republic of Malta. my immediate family and their spouses. I Nominee: Kathryn Linda Haycock Proffitt. have asked each of these persons to inform Lange Schermerhorn, of New Jersey, a Ca- Post: U.S. Ambassador to Malta. me of the pertinent contributions made by reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, The following is a list of all members of them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- my immediate family and their spouses. I formation contained in this report is com- traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the have asked each of these persons to inform plete and accurate. United States of America to the Republic of me of the pertinent contributions made by Contributions, amount, date and donee. Djibouti. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 1. Self, none. Nominee: Lange Schermerhorn. formation contained in this report is com- 2. Spouse, Marilyn Pifer, none. Post: Djibouti. 3. Child, Christine Pifer, none. plete and accurate. 4. Father, John Pifer, $19,93, 2/93, Jon Kyle The following is a list of all members of Contributions, amount, date and donee. Reelection Committee; $50.00, 5/93, Friends of my immediate family and their spouses. I 1. Self, $450, 6/19/92, McCain Re-election Jon Kyle; $40.00, 9/93, Friends of Jon Kyle; have asked each of these persons to inform Committee; $400, 7/29/92, McCain Re-election $2,000.00, 6/96, Republican Senatorial Inner me of the pertinent contributions made by Committee; $250, 9/15/92, Kolbe ’92; $250, 9/11/ Circle; $500.00, 5/97, McCain for Senate; them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 92, Pastor for Arizona; $125, 10/25/92, Repub- $1,000.00, 9/93, Pacific Legal Foundation; formation contained in this report is com- lican National Committee—Victory ’92; $250, $1,000.00, 9/94, Pacific Legal Foundation; plete and accurate. 1/13/94, Friends of Jim Cooper; $125, 5/22/94, $1,000.00, 12/95, Pacific Legal Foundation; Contributions, amount, date, and donee: National Republican Congressional Com- $1,000.00, 12/96, Pacific Legal Foundation; 1. Self, none. mittee; $1,000, 12/5/94, Citizens Committee for Mother, Norma Pifer, none; Stepmother, 2. Spouse, none. Ernest F. Hollings; $1,000, 8/8/95, Clinton/Gore Stacy Pifer, none; Former stepmother, 3. Children and spouses, none. 1996 Primary Committee; $10,000, 11/21/95, Yvonne Pifer, none. 4. Parents names, none. Democratic National Committee; $5,000, 12/7/ 5. Grandparents, Marguerite Clark, de- 5. Grandparents, none. 95, Democratic Party of Oregon; $1,000, 12/29/ ceased; Oscar Smith, deceased; Althea Pifer, 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. 95, Steve Owens for Congress—Primary; deceased; John Carl Pifer, deceased. 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. $1,000, 12/29/95, Steve Owens for Congress— 6. Brother, Kevin Pifer, none; Stepbrother, General; $500, 3/21/96, New Mexicans for Bill Hugo Olliphant, none. James Carew Rosapepe, of Maryland, to be Richardson; $500, 3/27/96, Tim Johnson for 7. Stepsister, Sandi Pifer, none. Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- Senate; $1,000, 8/13/96, Clinton/Gore Election Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr., of Texas, to be potentiary of the United States of America Legal & Accounting; $5,000, 8/16/96, Birthday Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- to Romania. Victory Fund; $500, 10/7/96, Henry for Con- potentiary of the United States of America Nominee: James C. Rosapepe. gress; $1,000, 10/22/96, Arizona Democratic to Sweden.

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00053 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS S11670 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 4, 1997 Nominee: Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr. wards; $250, 4/16/95, Chet Edwards; $250, 7/17/ (The following is a list of all members of Post: U.S. Ambassador to Sweden. 95, Chet Edwards; $250, 11/20/95, Chet Ed- my immediate family and their spouses. I The following is a list of all members of wards; $1,000, 5/15/95, Citizens for Joe Ken- have asked each of these persons to inform my immediate family and their spouses. I nedy; $1,000, 4/26/93, Citizens for Joe Kennedy; me of the pertinent contributions made by have asked each of these persons to inform $1,000, 3/26/92 Clinton for President; $1,000, 12/ them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- me of the pertinent contributions made by 17/92, Senator Lloyd Bentsen Campaign. Kris- formation contained in this report is com- them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- tine K. Olson, none. plete and accurate.) formation contained in this report is com- 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. Nominee: Stanley Louis McLelland. plete and accurate. George Edward Moose, of Maryland, a Ca- Post: Ambassador. Contributions, amount, date, and donee. reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Contributions, amount, date, and donee: 1. Self, Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr., $1,000, 4/ Class of Career Minister, to be Representa- 1. Self, see attached schedule. 8/97, Ken Bentsen for Congress; $1,000, 3/4/97, tive of the United States of America to the 2. Spouse, not married. Gene Green Election Fund; $1,000, 3/10/97, European Office of the United Nations, with 3. Children and spouses, I do not have any Friends of Patrick Kennedy; $1,000, 3/13/97, the rank of Ambassador. children. New Democratic Network; $10,000, 2/20/97, Nominee: George E. Moose. 4. Parents names, Roberta Lois Chaudoin Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- Post: Representative of the United States McLelland, none; Ralph Ervin McLelland, mittee; $1,000, 2/19/97, Citizens for Joe Ken- to the European Office of the United Na- deceased. nedy; $1,000, 7/1/96, Martin Frost Campaign tions. 5. Grandparents names, all grandparents Committee; $1,000, 7/2/96, Bruggere for Sen- The following is a list of all members of have been deceased for over 15 years. ate; $1,000, 8/26/96, Weiland for Congress; my immediate family and their spouses. I 6. Brothers and spouses names, Gerald R. $1,000, 9/5/96, Chas. Stenholm for Congress; have asked each of these persons to inform McLelland, none; Sue McLelland, none. $1,000, 9/26/96, Pat Frank for Congress; $2,000 me of the pertinent contributions made by 7. Sisters and spouses names, Martha L. 12/13/96, Tom Daschle (Primary & General); them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- McLelland Stenseng, none; Vern Stenseng, $1,000, 7/12/96, Chet Edwards for Congress; formation contained in this report is com- none. $1,000, 1/9/96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; plete and accurate. ATTACHMENT TO FEDERAL CAMPAIGN $1,000, 7/18/96, Rangel Victory Fund; $1,000, 3/ Contributions, amount, date, and donee. CONTRIBUTION REPORT 19/96, Tom Strickland; $1,000, 4/11/96, Sanders 1. Self, none. Nominee: Stanley Louis McLelland. 2. Spouse, none. for Senate; $1,000, 6/12/96, Torricelli for Sen- Social Sec. No.: 000–00–0000. 3. Children and spouses names, none. ate; $1,000, 12/5/96, Nick Lampson Campaign; Post: Ambassador. 4. Parents names, Ellen McCloud Moose, $1,000, 9/25/95, Clinton/Gore ‘96 Primary Com- Contributions, amount, date, recipient: 1997, Democratic Congressional Committee, mittee; $1,000, 4/19/95, Edwards for Congress; Self, $10,000, 05/14/97, Dem. Senatorial Cam- $50.00. 1996, Democratic National Committee, $1,000, 12/18/95, Odom U.S. Senate Campaign; paign Comm. $900.00; Democratic Congressional Com- $1,000, 3/22/95, Citizens for Harkin; $1,000, 8/24/ Self, $1,000, 05/09/97, Kay Bailey Hutchison. mittee, $140.00; Democratic Senatorial Com- 95, Friends of Carl Levin; $1,000, 5/5/95, Citi- Self, $1,000, 03/25/97, Friends of Chris Dodd. mittee, $135.00; Democrats 2000, $100.00; Clin- zens for Joe Kennedy; $1,000, 4/15/95, Kerry for Self (in-kind), $1,000, 03/25/97, Friends of ton-Gore GELAC, $400.00; National Comm. Senate; $1,000, 9/11/95, Ben Nelson for Senate; Chris Dodd. for an Elected Congress, $70.00; Colorado $1,000, 12/28/95, Maloney for Congress; $1,000, Self, $500, 02/20/97, Citizens for Joe Ken- Democratic Party, $720.00. 1995, Democratic 3/7/94, Cooper for Senate; $1,000, 10/3/94, Ken nedy. National Committee, $220.00; Clinton—Amer- Bentsen for Congress; $1,000, 3/28/94, Harris Self, $10,000, 02/14/97, Dem. Senatorial Cam- ica’s Future Fund, $300.00; Democratic Sen- Wofford; $1,000, 1/19/94, Craig Washington; paign Comm. atorial Committee, $170.00; Clinton-Gore Pri- $1,000, 2/24/94, Mike Andrews Campaign Com- Self, $2,000, 12/19/96, Tom Daschle Com- mary Committee, $100.00. 1994, Clinton— mittee; $1,000, 3/11/94, Jerry Nadler for Con- mittee. America’s Future Fund, $100.00; Democratic gress; $1,000, 4/11/94, Fisher for Senate; $2,500, Self, $500, 11/21/96, Nick Lampson for Con- National Committee, $420.00; Democratic 9/5/94, Effective Government Committee; gress. Senatorial Committee, $70.00. 1993, Esti- $1,000, 10/7/94, Earl Pomeroy for Congress; Self, $1,000, 11/21/96, Ken Bentsen for Con- mated contributions of to DNC, DSC and $1,000, 9/27/94, Robb for Senate; $1,000, 7/14/94, gress. other Democratic Party Funds, $1,200.00; Self, $5,000, 10/22/96, Presidential Unity ’96 Martin Frost Campaign Committee; $1,000, 4/ Total: $5,045.00. Robert Moose, information (non-federal). 12/93, Joe Kennedy Campaign; $1,000, 12/17/93, not available (no contact). Self, $500, 09/26/96, Nick Lampson for Con- ACLI PAC; $1,000, 12/4/93, Frost Campaign 5. Grandparents names, none (no grand- gress. Committee; $1,000, 6/18/93, Riegle for Senate; parents living). Self, $5,000, 09/24/96, Dem. Senatorial Cam- $1,000, 6/9/93, Edwards for Congress; $2,000, 8/9/ 6. Brothers and spouses names, none (no paign Comm. 93, Effective Government Committee; $250, 4/ brothers). Self, $10,000, 08/20/96, Birthday Victory 20/93, Effective Government Committee; 7. Sisters and spouses names, Adonica and Fund ($8,000 attributed to Dem., Nat’l Comm. $2,500, 10/10/93, Effective Government Com- Larry Walker, none. & $2,000 attributed, to Texas Dem. Comm.). mittee; $1,000, 3/5/93, Krueger for Senate; William Dale Montgomery, of Pennsyl- Self, $1,000, 08/19/96, Victory ’96 Federal Ac- $1,000, 12/7/93, Joe Lieberman Senate Cam- vania, a Career Member of the Senior For- count. paign; $1,000, 8/16/93, Bingaman Campaign eign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to Self, $700, 08/16/96, Dem. Nat’l Comm. Con- Committee; $1,000, 8/23/98, Jim Sasser Com- be Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- vention Program (non-federal). mittee; $2,000, 12/24/92, Effective Gov’t. Com- potentiary of the United States of America Self, $5,000, 08/01/96, Dem. Nat’l Comm. mittee; $1,000, 8/25/92, Tom Daschle; $1,000, 9/ to the Republic of Croatia. (non-federal). 18/92, Gephardt in Congress Committee; Nominee: William Dale Montgomery. Self, $20,000, 08/01/96, Dem. Nat’l Comm. $1,000, 4/9/92, Life PAC; $1,000, 4/21/92, Demo- Post: Zagreb, Croatia. (non-federal). cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; The following is a list of all members of Self, $25,000, 06/25/96, Tex. Victory ’96 (non- $1,000, 7/12/92, Democratic Senatorial Cam- my immediate family and their spouses. I federal). paign Committee; $1,000, 5/15/92, Democratic have asked each of these persons to inform Self, $25,000, 05/09/96, Dem. Nat’l comm. Congressional Campaign Committee; $1,000, me of the pertinent contributions made by (non-federal). 6/6/92, Pomeroy for Congress; $500, 9/6/92, Chet them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Self (in-kind), 529, 05/05/96, Dem. Nat’l Edwards for Congress; $1,000, 12/2/92, Chet Ed- formation contained in this report is com- Comm. (non-federal). wards for Congress. plete and accurate. Self, $25,000, 12/05/95, DNC Media Fund: 2. Spouse, Kathleen Woodward Olson, Contributions, amount, date, and donee. ($20,000 attributed to federal account and $1,000, 2/19/97, Citizens for Joe Kennedy; 1. Self, none. $5,000 attributed to non-federal account). 1996 2. Spouse, Lynne, none. Self, $500, 09/22/95, Friends for Nelson wolff. $1,000, 7/12/96, Chet Edwards Campaign 3. Children and spouses names, Alexander Self, $1,000, 08/07/95, John Odam for U.S. Committee; $1,000, 12/13/96, Tom Daschle; (14), Amelia (10), Katarina (9), none. Senate. $1,000, 4/11/96, Sanders for Senate; $1,000, 6/20/ 4. Parents names, Blondell Close Mont- Self, $1,000, 06/27/95, Clinton/Gore ’94. 95, Pete Wilson for President; $1,000, 4/19/95, gomery (mother); father, deceased, none. Self, $1,000, 07/14/94, Fisher for Senate ’94. Edwards for Congress; $1,000, 6/11/93, Chet Ed- 5. Grandparents names, all deceased for Self, $1,000, 07/08/94, Doggett for Congress. wards Campaign. more than ten years. Self, $1,000, 02/16/94, Mike Andrews for U.S. 3. Children and spouses names, none. 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. Senate. 4. Parents names, Lyndon L. Olson, Sr., 7. Sisters and spouses names, Merrie Mont- Self, $1,000, 01/24/94, Carrin F. Patman for $1,000, 4/21/95, Joe Kennedy Campaign Con- gomery King and husband Dennis King, none. Congress. gress, Frances M. Olson, None. Cynthia Montgomery Wernerfeldt and hus- Self, $2,000, 03/25/93, Bob Krueger Campaign. 5. Grandparents names, E.A. Olson & Beth band Birgir Wernerfeldt, up to $1,000, 1992, Self, $5,000, 3/25/93, Texas Dem. Party. Olson, deceased, none. C.B. McLaughlin & Clinton Presidential Campaign. Lillie McLaughlin, deceased, none. Stanley Louis McLelland, of Texas, to be Gerald S.McGowan, of Virginia, to be Am- 6. Brothers and spouses names, Kristine D. Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Olson, None. Charles D. Olson, $1,000, 5/13/96, potentiary of the United States of America of the United States of America to be the Re- Sanders for Senate; $250, 1/23/95, Chet Ed- to Jamaica. public of Portugal

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00054 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11671 (The following is a list of all members of Contributions, amount, date, donee: Nominee: James C. Hormel. my immediate family and their spouses. I Gomez, James, Post: Ambassador to Luxembourg. Contributions, amount, date, donee: have asked each of these persons to inform $1,000, 7/7/93, Committee to select Nydia M. 1. Self, James C. Hormel (See attached me of the pertinent contributions made by Valazquez to Congress. list). them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- $1,000, 2/27/97, Juan Solis for Congress Com- 2. Spouse, none. formation contained in this report is com- mittee. 3. Children and spouses names (See at- plete and accurate.) $1,000, 2/16/97 Silvestre Reyes candidature tached list). Nominee: Gerald S. McGowan. for U.S. Congress. 4. Parents names Jay C. Hormel (deceased), Post: Ambassador of Portugal. $1,000, 2/18/96, Comite Eleccion de Carlos, Germaine Dubois Hormel (deceased). Contributions, amount, date, donee: Romero-Barcelo al Congreso Inc. 5. Grandparents names, George A. Hormel 1. Self, (See Attachment C.) $500, 9/21/96, Friends of Chris Dodd—’98. 2. Spouse, Sharon S. McGowan (deceased) $1,000, 11/13/96, Committee to elect Nydia (deceased), Lillian B. Gleason Hormel (de- (1995). M. Valazquez to Congress. ceased). 3. Children and spouses names, Jason $500 8/21/95, Goldman Sachs Partners PAC. 6. Brothers and spouses names (See at- Gropper, Zachary Gropper, Lukas, Connor, tached list). Molly, Sean and Dylan McGowan, none. James A. Larocco, of Virginia, a Career 7. Sisters and spouses names, none. 4. Parents names, Harry McGowan, Mary Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT McGowan, miscellaneous amount to Demo- of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- 1. Donor: James C. Hormel. crats—nothing over $100 (deceased). traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Amount, date, donee: 5. Grandparents names, all deceased for United States of America to the State of Ku- 1993 over 20 years. wait. $1,500, 2–5–93, Committee to Re-elect Edw. 6. Brothers and spouses names, Harry J. (The following is a list of all member of my Kennedy. (Returned) (1994 election). (Con- and Victoria McGowan, none; James and immediate family and their spouses. I have tribution returned by Senator Kennedy after Vivian McGowan, $25.00, 1996. asked each of these persons to inform me of letter of recommendation written on my be- 7. Sisters and spouses names, Maureen the pertinent contributions made by them. half.) McGowan and Mark Malone, none; Michael To the best of my knowledge, the informa- Mulvihill and Kathleen McGowan Mulvihill, $1,000, 3–15–93, The Bob Krueger Campaign. tion contained in this report is complete and $1,000, 4–12–93, Citizens for Harkin (1996 none. accurate.) Year, name, amount: election). Nominee: James A. Larocco. $1,000, 4–19–93, Mitchell for Senate (1994 [Attachment C] Post: Kuwait. election). 1991—Clinton for President ...... $1,000 Contributions, amount, date, donee: $1,000, 4–19–93, Human Rights Campaign 1. Self, James A. Larocco, none. 1992—Democratic National Com- Fund. 2. Spouse, Janet M. Larocco, non. mittee ...... 7,500 $500, 4–21–93, Democratic Congressional 3. Children and spouses names, Stephanie, Kopetski for Congress ...... 500 Campaign. Charles, and Mary, none (all minors. 1994—Democratic National Com- $1,000, 5–28–93, Feinstein for Senate 1994. 4. Parents names, Charles and Nena mittee ...... 75,000 $5,000, 6–7–93, Human Rights Campaign Larocco, James and Sylvia McIlwain, none Democratic Party of Virginia ... 1,000 Fund. Friends of Margolis-Mezvinski 850 (deceased). $1,000, 8–30–93, Robb for Senate Committee. 1995—People for Wilhelm ...... 1,000 5. Grandparents names, James and Lillian $5,000, 9–24–93, Democratic Congressional 1996—Democratic National Com- Larocco, Anthony and Theresa Amount, Campaign. mittee ...... 700 none (deceased). $5,000, 9–24–93, Ollie-PAC. Wilder Committee ...... 1,000 6. Brothers and spouses names, Robert $5,000, 11–17–93, Democratic Senate Cam- Friends of Strickland ...... 2,000 Larocco, none. paign Committee. 7. Sisters and spouses names, Sister Nina Friends of Senator Levin ...... 500 1994 Wyden for Senate ...... 1,000 Larocco (Nun), Charlene and William Berg, $1,000, 2–15–94, Anna Eshoo for Congress. Clinton/Gore ...... 1,000 Elaine and Charles Travers, none. $1,000, 2–22–94, Robb for Senate Committee. Friends of Mark Warner ...... 2,000 Daniel Charles Kurtzer, of Maryland, a Ca- $1,000, 2–22–94, Wolsey for Congress. Friends of Evan Bayh ...... 1,000 $1,000, 2–24–94, Nancy Pelosi for Congress. Markey for Congress ...... 500 reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- ¥$2,000, 2–28–94, Return on Kennedy for Levin for Congress ...... 500 Senate ’92 and ’93. Levin & Levin ...... 1,000 sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Arab $5,000, 3–14–94, Human Rights Campaign 1997—Leahy for Senate ...... 1,000 Fund. Dorgan for Senate ...... 500 Republic of Egypt. (The following is a list of all members of $250, 3–14–94, Tom Duane For Congress. my immediate family and their spouses. I $1,000, 3–28–94, Comm. to Elect Dan Ham- Victor Marrero, of New York, to be the burg. Permanent Representative of the United have asked each of these persons to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by $1,000, 3–29–94, Tom Andrews for Senate. States to the Organization of American $1,000, 4–4–94, Studds for Congress Com- States, with the rank of Ambassador. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- formation contained in this report is com- mittee (primary). The following is a list of all members of $1,000, 4–4–94, Studds for Congress Com- my immediate family and their spouses. I plete and accurate.) Nominee: Daniel Charles Kurtzer, none. mittee (general). have asked each of these persons to inform $2,000, 5–19–94, California Victory ’94. me of the pertinent contributions made by 2. Spouse, Sheila Kurtzer, none. 3. Children and spouses names, David $1,000, 5–19–94, Tom Andrews for Senate. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Shimon Kurtzer, none. Jared Louis Kurtzer, $1,000, 5–19–94, Fazio for Congress. formation contained in this report is com- none. $1,000, 5–19–94, People for Marty Stone. plete and accurate. 4. Parents names, Jacob Doppelt Kurtzer, $200, 5–19–94, Zoe Logren for Congress. Nominee: Victor Marrero. none; Nathan and Sylvia Kurtzer, none; Min- 1995 Post: U.S. Representative to the OAS. nie Doppelt, none. Contributions, amount, date, donee: $10,000, 5–12–95, Democratic Congressional 5. Grandparents, names, Rebecca Posner 1. Self, $500, October 1996, Presidential Campaign Committee. (deceased). Unity Fund, DNC. $250, May 1994, Chief Dep- $5,000, 6–30–95, Democratic Senatorial Cam- 6. Brothers and spouses names, Benjamin uty Whip’s Fund. paign Committee. and Melissa Kurtzer, none; Ira Doppelt, none. 2. Spouse, Veronica White, none. $1,000, 6–30–95, Clinton/Gore ’96 (96 Elec- 7. Sisters and spouses names, Max and Gale 3. Children and spouses names, Andrew, tion). Bienstock, none; Richard and Debra Forman, none; Robert, none. $2,000, 9–8–95, Friends of Barbara Boxer (98 none; Arthur and Joyce Miltz, $100 to local 4. Parents names, Josefina, deceased; Election). Councilman campaign in 1990. Ezequiel, deceased. $1,000, 11–10–95, Jerry Estruth for Congress. 5. Grandparents names, N/A, deceased; N/A, $1,000, 11–10–95, Kennedy for Senate 94 James Catherwood Hormel, of California, deceased. (Debt). to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- $205.74, 11–16–95, Kennedy for Senate 94 6. Brothers and spouses names, Louis potentiary of the United States of America (Debt) reception expense. Marrero, none; Virginia Marrero, none. to Luxembourg. $4,000, 11–30–95, Democratic Party of Or- 7. Sisters and spouses names, Carmen (The following is a list of all members of egon. Gomez, none; Jemes Gomez, see attached; my immediate family and their spouses. I $500, 12–11–95, Richard Durbin for Senate Yvonne Schonborg, none; David Schonborg, have asked each of these persons to inform (96 Election). none. me of the pertinent contributions made by $1,000, 12–13–95, Friends of Carl Levin (96 FEDERAL CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION REPORT them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Election). Nominee: Victor Marrero. formation contained in this report is com- $500, 12–13–95, Woolsey for Congress (96 Post: U.S. Representative to the OAS. plete and accurate.) Election).

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00055 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS S11672 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 4, 1997 $500, 12–13–95, Rick Zbur for Congress (96 1995 Congress; 250.00, 8/28/94, Bonior for Congress; Election). 1,000, 8–3–95, Dan Williams. 500.00, 8/31/94, Committee to Re-elect Tom 1996 1,000, 11–2–95, Walt Minnick. Foley; 1,000.00, 9/1/94, MOPAC; 2,500.00, 9/9/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- $5,000, 3–4–96, Democratic Senatorial Cam- 1996 mittee; 2,500.00, 9/9/94, Michigan Senate Vic- paign Committee. 1,000, 1–12–96, Wyden for Senate. tory Fund; 250.00, 9/9/94, Glickman for Con- $1,000, 3–12–96, McCormick for Congress. 1,000, 1–31–96, Byron Sher for Senate. gress; 250.00, 9/11/94, Sam Coppersmith for $1,000, 3–12–96, Gantt for U.S. Senate 96. 1,000, 4–4–96, Ian Bowles for Congress. U.S. Senate; 1,000.00, 9/16/94, Levin for Con- $500, 3–13–96, Nancy Pelosi for Congress 96. 1,000, 8–31–96, John Kerry for Senate. gress; 500.00, 9/24/94, Committee to Re-elect $547.36, 4–29–96, John Kerry for Senate re- 250, 9–15–96, Democratic National Party. Tom Foley; 300.00, 10/10/94, Friends of Con- ception expense. 1,000, 10–15–96, Walt Minnick for Senate. gressman Fingerhut; 500.00, 10/17/94, Hyatt for $1,000, 5–13–96, Michela Alioto for Congress. 500, 10–15–95, Michela Alioto for Congress. Senate; 100.00, 10/17/94, Bob Mitchell for Con- $1,000, 5–15–96, Rick Zbur for Congress. 500, 10–15–95, Capp for Congress. gress; 500.00, 10/19/94, Dick Swett for Con- $1,000, 5–31–96, Wellstone for Senate. 500, 10–15–96, Rick Zbur for Congress. gress; 500.00, 10/24/94, Dick Swett for Con- $1,000, 6–27–96, Ellen Tauscher for Congress. 500, 10–15–96, Loretta Sanchez for Congress. gress; 250.00, 10/31/94, Bob Mitchell for Con- $500, 7–18–96, Committee for Loretta 500, 10–15–96, Brad Sherman. gress; 407.44, 11/7/94, Friends for Bob Carr; Sanchez. 1,000, 10–21–96, Wellington for Senate. 70.00, 11/7/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 308.00, 1/23/ $1,000, 8–20–96, Fazio for Congress. 1,000, 10–21–96, Strickland for Senate. 95, DNC Services Corporation; 100.00, 2/23/95, $500, 8–23–96, Tom Bruggere for U.S. Sen- 1,000, 10–21–96, Swett for Congress. Swett for Senate; 1,000.00, 4/28/95, Friends of ate. 1997 Senator Carl Levin; 1,000.00, 4/28/95, Friends $5,000, 8–23–96, Democratic Congressional of Senator Carl Levin; 100.00, 5/30/95, Joint 500, 2–15–97, Committee for Loretta Campaign Committee. Action Committee for Public Affairs; 500.00, Sanchez. $500, 8–23–96, People for Weiland. 6/21/95, Friends of Bob Carr; 500.00, 6/29/95, David B. Hermelin, of Michigan, to be Am- $500, 8–23–96, Friends of Walter Capps. Levin for Congress; 1,000.00, 6/30/95, Clinton/ bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 1997 Gore ’96 Primary Committee; 1,000.00, 10/19/ of the United States of America to Norway. $3,000, 3–6–97, California Victory ’98 (98 95, MOPAC; 150.00, 11/9/95, The Reed Com- Post: United States Ambassador to Nor- mittee; 50.00, 11/29/95, Friends of Barbara Election). way. $10,000, 5–8–97, Democratic Congressional Rose Collins; 1,000.00, 11/29/95, Citizens for Nominee: David B. Hermelin. Biden ’96; 1,000.00, 11/29/95, Citizens for Biden Campaign Committee. The following is a list of all members of $1,000, 5–16–97, Nancy Pelosi for Congress. ’96; 500.00, 12/1/95, Levin for Congress; 500.00, my immediate family and their spouses. I 12/5/95, Levin for Congress; 500.00, 12/29/95, 3. Donor: Children and spouses: Alison M. have asked each of these persons to inform Hormel Webb, daughter and Bernard C. Stabenow for Congress; 1,000.00, 12/31/95, me of the pertinent contributions made by Wyden for Senate; 50.00, 2/7/96, Yates for Con- Webb, none; Anne C. Hormel Holt, daughter them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- and Cecil T. Holt, none; Elizabeth M. gress; 500.00, 2/8/96, John D. Dingell for Con- formation contained in this report is com- gress; 500.00, 2/8/96, John D. Dingell for Con- Hormel, daughter and A. Andrew Leddy, plete and accurate. none; James C. Hormel, Jr., son and Kath- gress; 200.00, 3/1/96, Stupak for Congress; Contributions, amount, date, and donee: 500.00, 3/4/96, Levin for Congress; 24,000.00, 3/6/ leen G. Hormel, none; Sarah Hormel von 1. David B. Hermelin, $250.00, 2/29/92, Rey- 96, Victory ’96 (Non-Federal); 100.00, 3/19/96, Quillfeldt, daughter and Falk von Quillfeldt, nolds for Congress ’92; 100.00, 3/13/92, Dan Shirley Gold for Congress; 250.00, 3/22/96, none. Coats; 1,000.00, 3/30/92, Levine Campaign Com- Friends of Dick Durbin; 250.00, 3/31/96, Lynn 6. Donor: Brothers and spouses: George A. mittee; 500.00, 3/31/92, Levin for Congress; Rivers for Congress ‘98; 250.00, 5/7/96, Richard Hormel II, brother and Jamie Hormel, none; 150.00, 5/1/92, Fingerhut for Congress; 100.00, 5/ Klein for Congress; 500.00, 5/13/96, Stabenow Thomas D. Hormel, brother and Rampa R. 8/92, JAPAC; 250.00, 5/14/92, Hagan for Con- for Congress; 50.00, 5/23/96, Martin Frost Cam- Hormel. gress; 1,000.00, 5/15/92, MOPAC; 100.00, 5/21/92, paign; 100.00, 6/3/96, Committee to Elect THOMAS D. HORMEL J. Dingell for Congress; 250.00, 6/9/92, Tanter Douglas Diggs; 1,000.00, 6/28/96, John D. Din- Amount, date, donee: for Congress; 500.00, 6/23/92, A Lot of People gell for Congress; 1,000.00, 7/8/96, MOPAC; Supporting Tom Daschle; 500.00, 6/24/92, 1993 1,000.00, 7/12/96, Friends of Tom Strickland; Friends of Chris Dodd; 500.00, 6/26/92, Friends 150.00, 7/15/96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; $1,000, 12–19–93, Gerry Studds for Congress. of Bob Graham; 250.00, 6/30/92, Alice Gilbert 100.00, 7/15/96, Joint Action Committee for 1994 for Congress; 250.00, 7/14/92, Committee for Political Affairs; 500.00, 7/22/96, Dick Swett $1,000, 4–22–94, Dan Hamburg. Wendell Ford; 125.00, 7/22/92, Friends of Bar- for Senate; 500.00, 7/23/96, Diggs for Congress; $1,000, 4–22–94, Tom Andrews. bara Rose Collins; 500.00, 8/11/92, Glickman 250.00, 7/30/96, Friends of Max Cleland for the $1,000, 5–9–94, Mike Burkett. for Congress; 12,500.00, 8/24/92, DNC Services U.S. Senate; 250.00, 8/1/96, Ieyoub for Senate; $1,000, 5–24–94, Dianne Feinstein. Corporation; 50.00, 9/1/92, Broomfield Tribute; 250.00, 8/9/96, Cohen for Congress; 50.00, 8/9/96, $1,000, 6–15–94, Dan Hamburg. 250.00, 9/8/92, Bonior for Congress; 250.00, 9/25/ Martin Frost Campaign; 100.00, 8/14/96, Con- $4,000, 7–18–94, Maine ’94. 92, W. Briggs for Congress; 500.00, 10/13/92, gressman Kildee; 250.00, 8/20/96, Sam Gejden- $1,000, 7–18–94, Tom Andrews. Dick Swett for Congress; 1,000.00, 10/13/92, son Re-Election; 500.00, 8/21/96, Citizens for $5,000, 10–8–94, League of Conservation Vot- Friends of Bob Carr; 250.00, 10/20/92, Briggs for Harkin; 500.00, 8/21/96, Kerry Committee; ers. Congress; 1,000.00, 12/18/92, Lautenberg Com- 500.00, 8/21/96, Friends of Max Baucus; 250.00, $1,000, 10–8–94, Jolene Unsoeld. mittee; 250.00, 12/18/92, Briggs for Congress; 8/26/96, Bonior for Congress; 250.00, 9/4/96, 1,000.00, 4/15/93, Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00, 4/ 1995 Lynn Rivers for Congress ’98; 250.00, 9/4/96, 15/93, Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00, 4/15/93, Rie- Reed Committee; 100.00, 9/6/96, Kilpatrick for $1,000, 7–25–95, Clinton/Gore 96. gle for Senate; (1,000.00), 8/5/93, Riegle for Congress; 250.00, 9/6/96, Committee to Elect $1,000, 8–3–95, Dan Williams. Senate; 100.00, 9/1/93, Connie Mack for Sen- Morris Frumin; 250.00, 9/9/96, Bonior for Con- $1,000, 11–2–95, Walt Minnick. ate; 300.00, 9/3/93, Levin for Congress; 700.00, gress; 1,000.00, 9/9/96, Clinton/Gore ’96 GELAC; 1996 11/11/93, Levin for Congress; (1,000.00), 11/18/93, 250.00, 9/16/96, Tunnicliff for Congress; 1,000, 1–12–96, Wyden for Senate. Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00, 12/15/93, MOPAC; 1,000.00, 9/19/96, Stabenow for Congress; 250.00, 1,000, 3–31–96, Dan Williams. 1,000.00, 12/17/93, Friends of Bob Carr; 1,000.00, 10/26/96, Harvey Gant for Senate; 500.00, 10/30/ 1,000, 6–30–96, Walt Minnick. 12/28/93, Dick Swett for Congress; 100.00 2/21/ 96, Friends of Max Baucus; 500.00, 11/3/96, 1,000, 6–30–96, Luther for Congress. 94, Mahoney ’94 Senate; 200.00, 2/23/94, Friends Swett for Senate; 500.00, 11/31/96, Congress- 1,000, 8–13–96, John Kerry for Senate. of Congressman Fingerhut; 500.00, 3/9/94, man Kildee; 100.00, 12/13/96, Stabenow for 1,000, 10–16–96, John Kerry for Senate. Glickman for Congress; 100.00, 3/9/94, Congress; 1,000.00, 3/11/97, Stabenow for Con- 1,000, 10–16–96, Wellington for Senate. Hollowell for Congress; 500.00, 3/21/94, Citi- gress; 1,000.00, 3/20/97, Kennedy 2000; 1,000.00, 1,000, 10–16–96, Strickland for Senate. zens for Sarbanes; 1,000.00, 4/13/94, Effective 4/21/97, DNC. Gvt. Comm.; 1,000.00, 4/27/94, Friends of Bob 1997 2. Doreen N. Hermelin 250.00, 6/9/92, Tanter Carr; 100.00, 5/1/94, Hollowell for Congress; for Congress; 12,500.00, 8/24/92, DNC Service None. 200.00, 5/1/94, Friends of John Glenn; 100.00, 5/ Corporation; 150.00, 10/1/92, Bill Ford; 1,000.00, RAMPA R. HORMEL 10/94, Friends of Barbara Rose Collins; 4/15/93, Riegle for Senate; (1,000.00), 11/18/93, 1993 1,000.00, 5/16/94, Lautenberg Committee; Riegle for Senate; 500.00, 12/6/93, Nita Lowey 300.00, 5/26/94, Tom Hecht for Congress; 500.00, for Congress; 1,000.00, 4/27/94, Friends of Bob None. 6/1/94, Friends for Bryan ’94; 100.00, 6/2/94, Carr; 1,500.00, 9/9/94, Democratic Senatorial 1994 John D. Dingell for Congress; 1,000.00, 6/6/94, Campaign Committee; 2,500.00, 9/9/94, Michi- 1,000, 5–1–94, Dan Hamburg. Levin for Congress; 500.00, 6/8/94, Robb for the gan Senate Victory Fund; 1,000.00, 9/19/94, 1,000, 5–11–94, Dianne Feinstein. Senate; 180.00, 6/15/94, Friends of A. Gilbert; Friends of Bob Carr; 1,000.00, 9/19/94, Levin for 1,000, 5–16–94, Dan Hamburg. 320.00, 6/17/94, Friends of A. Gilbert; 500.00, 6/ Congress; 250.00, 11/11/94, Joint Action Com- 1,500, 7–19–94, Maine ’94. 17/94, Lieberman ’94 Comm.; 250.00, 6/22/94, mittee for Political Affairs; 250.00, 1/18/95, 1,000, 7–19–94, Tom Andrews. Bob Mitchell for Congress; 100.00, 6/24/95, Riv- Emily’s List; 1,000.00, 5/22/95, Emily’s List; 1,000, 10–8–94, Jolene Unsoeld. ers for Congress; 250.00, 8/5/94, Dhillon for 1,000.00, 6/26/95, Friends of Senator Carl

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00056 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11673 Levin; 1,000.00, 6/30/95, Clinton/Gore ’96 Pri- Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee; atorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 10/31/ mary Committee; 500.00, 10/26/95, Wyden for 1, Self, 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Jill Docking for 93, Robb for the Senate; 1,000.00, 10/31/93, Senate; 2,000.00, 12/19/95, Citizens for Biden Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Roger Bedford for Robb for the Senate; 5,000.00, 09/22/93, Demo- 1996; 1,000.00, 12/28/95, Friends of Senator Carl Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Tom Bruggere for cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; Levin; 250.00, 12/28/95, WINPAC; 500.00, 1/10/96, Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Friends of Tom 1,000.00, 09/22/93, Virginia Victory Fund; Wyden for Senate; 19,000.00, 3/6/96, Victory ’96 Strickland; 50.00, 09/11/96, The Victor Morales 4,000.00, 09/22/93, Virginia Victory Fund; Non-Federal; 5,000.00, 3/6/96, Victory ’96; Campaign; 982.00, 08/21/96, Eddie Bernice 500.00, 05/19/93, National Multi Housing Coun- 250.00, 4/12/96, Joint Action Committee for Johnson For Congress; 1,000.00, 07/09/96, The cil PAC; (510.00), 03/15/93, Senator Lloyd Public Affairs; 125.00, 4/25/96, Nita Lowey for Mary Landrieu for Senate Committee; Bentsen Election Committee; 1,000.00, 03/03/ Congress; 250.00, 5/7/96, Richard Klein for Con- 1,000.00, 07/01/96, People for Weiland; 1,000.00, 93, Bob Krueger Campaign. gress; 1,000.00, 5/13/96, Stabenow for Congress; 06/10/96, Torricelli For US Senate; 950.00, 01/ Non-Federal Political Contributions— 5,000.00, 5/21/96, Democratic Senatorial Cam- 18/96, Wyden For Senate; 5,000.00, 01/15/96, Craig & Kathryn Hall, 2,500.00, 12/19/96, paign Committee; 1,000.00, 7/12/96, Friends of Democratic Party of Oregon; 1,000.00, 01/15/96, Emily’s List; 50,000.00, 10/02/96, Democratic Tom Strickland; 5,000.00, 6/19/96, DNC Serv- Oregon Victory Fund; 1,000.00, 01/15/96, 01/15/ National Committee; 10,000.00, 09/13/96, ices Corporation; 200.00, 8/28/96, Lynn Rivers 96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; 1,000.00, Emily’s List; 50,000.00, 09/10/96, Texas Victory for Congress ’98; 1,000.00, 9/19/96, Stabenow for 01/15/96, John Pouland For Congress; 10,000.00, ’96; 92,500.00, 06/27/96, Texas Victory ’96; Congress; 100.00, 9/27/96, Committee to Elect 12/20/95, Democratic Senatorial Campaign 3,000.00, 06/25/96, South Dakota Democratic Godchaux; 250.00, 10/29/96, Joint Action Com- Committee; 1,000.00, 11/17/95, Tim Johnson Party Non-Federal; 3,000.00, 06/25/96, South mittee for Political Affairs. For South Dakota, Inc.; 1,000.00 10/12/95, Clin- Dakota Democratic Party Non-Federal; 3. Marcia Hermelin Orley, Robert Orley, ton/Gore ’96 Primary Committee Inc.; 7,500.00, 06/20/96, Democratic National Com- spouse: 100.00, 5/7/92, Committee to elect Eric 5,000.00, 09/28/95, Democratic Senatorial Cam- mittee; 10,000.00, 04/18/96, Democratic State Fingerhut; 50.00, 6/16/92, Committee to re- paign Committee; 1,000.00, 08/14/95, Dallas Party-Non Federal Account; 125.00, 04/12/96, elect Chris Dodd; 50.00, 6/16/92, Committee to County Democratic Party; 1,000.00, 07/27/95, 21st Century Democrats; 1,000.00, 04/24/96, 21st re-elect Bob Graham; 50.00, 6/16/92, Com- Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 1,000.00, 07/27/ Century Democrats; 2,000.00, 01/22/96, Demo- mittee to re-elect Tom Daschle; 125.00, 7/24/ 95, Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 5,000.00, 06/ cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 92, Committee to re-elect Barbara Rose Col- 30/95, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- 1,000.00, 10/24/94, Emily’s List Women Voters; lins; 250,00, 8/27/92, Fingerhut for Congress; mittee; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of People Sup- 7,500.00, 09/30/94, Democratic Senatorial Cam- 100.00, 4/9/93, Emily’s List; 100.00, 2/27/94, porting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot paign Committee; 150.00, 09/22/94, Democratic of People Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, Friends of Fingerhut; 150,00, 3/29/94, Hollowell Senatorial Campaign Committee. 06/08/95, Emily’s List Women Voters; 1,000.00, for Congress; 250,00, 4/27/94, Friends of Bob 3. Children and Spouses, Jennifer Cain, 06/26/95, John Bryant Campaign; 1,000.00, 06/ Carr; 100.00, 5/12/94, Friends of Joe Knollen- David Cain, None. 01/95, Sanders for Senate; 1,000.00, 04/12/95, berg; 200,00, 5/31/94, Friends of Bob Carr; Marcia Hall, Melissa Hall, Brijetta Hall, Citizens for Joe Kennedy; 1,000.00, 04/05/95, 100.00, 6/1/94, Friends of Richard H. Bryan; Kristina Hall, None. Kerry Committee; 1,000.00, 11/02/94, Citizens 100.00, 6/1/94, Lieberman for Senate; 250,00, 6/ 4. Parents, Robert Walt, Dolores Walt for Senator Wofford; 7,500.00, 09/30/94, Demo- 8/94, Robb for Senate; 150.00, 7/8/94, Levin for (both deceased), None. cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; Congress; 250,00, 7/8/94, Coppersmith for Sen- 5. Grandparents, Laura Newbold, Donald 1,000.00, 09/30/94, Wynia for Senate Com- ate; 500.00, 8/23/94, Friends of Congressman Newbold (both deceased), None. mittee; 1,000.00 09/30/94, Jack Mudd for U.S. Fingerhut; 500.00, 9/10/94, Michigan Senate Senate; 1,000.00, 08/19/94, John Bryant Cam- Frances Walt, Raffe Walt (both deceased), Victory Fund; 500.00, 9/10/94, Friends of Bob paign Committee; 1,000.00, 07/18/94, Friends of None. Carr; 250,00, 9/28/94, Friends of Congressman Dave McCurdy; 500.00, 05/16/94, Friends of Bob 6. Brothers and Spouses, Robert Walt, Jr., Fingerhut; 250,00, 9/30/94, Sam Coppersmith Carr; 1,000.00, 04/01/94, Jim Mattox Campaign; Catherine Walt, None. for U.S. Senate; 100.00, 10/7/94, Levin for Con- 1,000.00, 03/01/94, Jim Mattox Campaign. 7. Sisters and Spouses, Pamela Chauve, gress; 200.00, 11/21/95, Joint Action Com- 2, Spouse, 500.00, 04/25/97, Friends of Patrick Georges Chauve, None. mittee for Political Affairs; 1,000.00, 12/21/95, Kennedy; 1,000.00, 04/10/97, Friends of Barbara Steven J. Green, of Florida, to be Ambas- Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 250,00, 5/13/96, Boxer; 2,500.00, 03/07/97, Democratic Party of sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Stabenow for Congress; 1,000.00, 8/5/96, Levin Texas; 1,000.00, 02/20/97, Citizens for Joe Ken- the United States of America to the Republic for Senate; 250,00, 8/12/96, Senator Max Bau- nedy; 550.00, 10/16/96, Jill Docking for Senate; of Singapore. cus; 250,00, 8/12/96, Citizens for Harkin; 250.00, 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Roger Bedford for Senate; Post: Ambassador to Singapore 8/21/96, Senator John Kerry; 250.00, 8/23/96, 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Tom Bruggere for Senate; Nominee: Steven J. Green Levin for Congress; 100.00, 8/28/96, Committee 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Friends of Tom Strickland; The following is a list of all members of to re-elect Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick; 250.00, 1,000.00, 07/09/96, The Mary Landrieu for Sen- my immediate family and their spouses. I 9/19/96, Wyden for Senate; 500.00, 12/9/96, ate Committee; 1,000.00, 07/01/96, People for have asked each of these persons to inform Wyden for Senate. Weiland; 1,000.00, 06/10/96, Torricelli For US me of the pertinent contributions made by Karen Beth Hermelin, None. Senate; 500.00, 02/06/96, Friends of Bob them. To the best of the my knowledge, the Brian Michael Hermelin, Jennifer, spouse, Graham Committee; 3,000.00, 01/22/96, Demo- information contained in this report is com- 1,000.00, 7/8/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 75.00, 8/9/ cratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; plete and accurate. 94, Levin for Congress; 500.00, 10/20/94, Dick 950.00, 01/18/96, Wyden For Senate; 1,000.00 01/ Swett for Congress; 1,000.00, 12/27/95, Friends 15/96, Oregon Victory Fund; 1,000.00, 01/15/96, STEVEN J. & DOROTHEA GREEN & FAMILY POLITICAL of Senator Carl Levin; 75.00, 7/17/96, Levin for John Pouland For Congress; 5,000.00, 01/15/96, CONTRIBUTIONS Congress; 100.00, 10/9/96, Rivers for Congress. Oregon Democratic Party; 1,000.00, 01/15/96, Julie Carol Hermelin, None. Friends of Senator Rockefeller; 1,000.00, 11/17/ DATE ORGANIZATION AMOUNT CONTRIBUTOR Francine Gail Hermelin, Adam Levite, 95, Tim Johnson For South Dakota Inc.; spouse, None. 1997 ...... 1,000.00, 10/12/95, Clinton/Gore ’96 Primary 1/29/97 SO DAKOTA COORDINATED 5,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 4. Frances Heidenreich Hermelin (De- Committee Inc.; 5,000.00, 09/30/95, Democratic CAMPAIGN-FEDERAL ACCT. ceased), None. 1/29/97 SO DAKOTA COORDINATED 3,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Irving M. Hermelin (Deceased), 12,500.00, 8/ Senatorial Campaign Committee; 500.00, 08/ CAMPAIGN-NON FEDERAL 24/92, DNC Services Corporation; 100.00, 6/15/ 17/95, Martin Frost Campaign; 5,000.00, 06/30/ ACCT. 95, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- 1996 ...... 94, C. Burns for Senate. 4/30/96 DNC ...... 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 5. Hannah Marks Heidenreich, Moses mittee; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of People Sup- 7/16/96 TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Heidenreich (Deceased), None. porting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot VICTORY FED 96. of People Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 7/16/96 GELAC ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Hendel Wolfe Hermelin, Chayim Shalom 10/16/96 MASS DEMOCRATIC STATE 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Hermelin (Deceased), None. 06/26/95, John Bryant Campaign; 1,000.00, 06/ PARTY NON FEDERAL. 6. Marvin Hermelin (Deceased), None. 01/95, Sanders for Senate; 10,000.00, 04/30/95, 10/16/96 SO DAKOTA MAJORITY PRO- 3,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- GRAM. 7. Henrietta Hermelin Weinberg, None. 10/23/96 ARKANSAS STATE DEM ...... 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Kathryn Walt Hall, of Texas, to be Ambas- mittee; 500.00, 04/13/95, Dallas County Demo- 11/12/96 ARKANSAS STATE DEM ...... 5,000 DOROTHEA GREEN sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of cratic Party; 500.00, 03/16//95, Martin Frost 1995 ...... Campaign; 1,000.00, 10/06/94, John Bryant 6/30/95 JOHN KERRY FOR SENATE ..... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN the United States of America to the Republic 6/3O/95 CONGRESSMAN TIM JOHNSON 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN of Austria. Campaign Committee; 7,500.00, 09/30/94, 7/19/95 NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC COM- 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Post: Ambassador to Austria NOMINATED Democratic Senatorial Campaign Com- MITTEE. mittee; 2,000.00, 09/16/94, Effective Govern- 10/3/95 REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND 5,000 STEVEN J. GREEN (Month, day, year) 10/3/95 MCCONNELL FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN NOMINEE: Kathryn Walt Hall ment Committee; 500.00, 09/12/94, Martin 1994 ...... The following is a list of all members of Frost Campaign Committee; 500.00, 04/20/94, 5/18/94 DASCHLE REELECTION ...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN my immediate family and their spouses. I Martin Frost Campaign Committee; 500.00, 10/25/94 UNITED 94-STATE AC ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 10/25/94 OBERLY FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN have asked each of these persons to inform 04/07/94, Friends of Alan Wheat; 500.00, 04/04/ 10/29/94 MCCURDY FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN me of the pertinent contributions made by 94, The Buck Starts Here Fund (Senator 10/29/94 OBERLY FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Bentsen); 1.000.00, 03/01/94, Jim Mattox Cam- 10/29/94 MCCURDY FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN 1993 ...... formation contained in this report is com- paign; 1,000.00, 01/25/94, Democratic National 1/7/93 LIEBERMAN FOR SENATE ...... 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN plete and accurate. Committee; 3,000.00, 11/01/93, Democratic Sen- 7/2/93 REELECT SEN. KENNEDY ...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00057 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS S11674 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 4, 1997 STEVEN J. & DOROTHEA GREEN & FAMILY POLITICAL 22, 1996, American Task Force for Lebanon formation contained in this report is com- CONTRIBUTIONS—Continued PAC; $100, July 15, 1996, Richard Ieyoub; $50, plete and accurate. February 3, 1996, American Task Force for Contributions, amount, date, and donee: DATE ORGANIZATION AMOUNT CONTRIBUTOR Lebanon PAC; $100, April 15, 1996, John 1. Self, none. Baldacci. 2. Spouse, Susan Donnelly, $30, Jan. 19, 7/12/93 SENATOR KENNEDY CAM- 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN Daniel Fried, of the District of Columbia, a 1995, Democratic Nat’l Cmte. PAIGN. 3. Children and spouses names, Alex Don- 12/29/93 BOB KERREY FOR SENATE ..... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- 12/29/93 CONNIE MACK FOR SENATE ... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN ice, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador Ex- nelly, Age 11, Eric Donnelly, Age 8, none. 12/29/93 WOFFORD FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 4. Parents names, Alfred Donnelly, de- 12/29/93 LYNN SCHENK FOR CON- 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN traordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the Republic of ceased 1984, Barbara Donnelly, none. GRESS. 5. Grandparents names, Ralph Thornburg, 1992 ...... Poland. deceased 1962, Hazel Thornburg, deceased 1/20/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Post: Ambassador, Republic of Poland. 1/23/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT ...... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN 1987, John Donnelly, deceased 1920, Mary Nominee: Daniel Fried. 3/2/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 ANDREA GREEN Donnelly, deceased 1949. COMMITTEE. The following is a list of all members of 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. 3/2/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 KIMBERLY GREEN my immediate family and their spouses. I COMMITTEE. 7. Sisters and spouses names, Lela Don- 3/11/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 CARL GREEN have asked each of these persons to inform nelly Hildebrand, deceased 1975, Susan K. COMMITTEE. me of the pertinent contributions made by Donnelly, none. 3/11/92 CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 SYLVIA GREEN them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- COMMITTEE. 3/17/92 SENATOR JOHN BREAUX ...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN formation contained in this report is com- Carolyn Curiel, of Indiana, to be Ambas- 3/17/92 SENATOR TIM WIRTH ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN plete and accurate. sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of 3/24/92 SENATOR DASCHLE ...... 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee. 6/11/92 LYNN SCHENK FOR CON- 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN the United States of America to Belize. GRESS. 1. Self, None. Nominee: Carolyn Curiel. 12/7/92 LIEBERMAN FOR SENATE ...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 2. Spouse, Olga Karpiw, None. Post: Belize. 12/7/92 BRYAN FOR SENATE ...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 3. Children and Spouses, Hannah, None. The following is a list of all members of 12/7/92 WOFFORD FOR SENATE ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN 12/7/92 SCHENK FOR CONGRESS ...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN Sophia, None. my immediate family and their spouses. I 4. Parents, Gerald Fried, None. Judith have asked each of these persons to inform Edward M. Gabriel, of the District of Co- Fried, $25, 7/16/92, Clinton for President Cam- me of the pertinent contributions made by lumbia, to be Ambassador Extraordinary and paign; $25, 11/17/93, Anne Richards Campaign; them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Plenipotentiary of the United States of $25, 8/3/94, Tom Duane Campaign (Congress); formation contained in this report is com- America to the Kingdom of Morocco. $10, 2/22/96, Harvey Gantt Campaign (Senate). plete and accurate. Post: Chief of Mission, Morocco. 5. Grandparents, Samuel Joseph Fried, De- Contributions, amount, date, and donee: Nominee: Edward M. Gabriel. ceased. 1. Self, none. The following is a list of all members of Selma Fried, Deceased. 2. Spouse, N/A. my immediate family and their spouses. I Sidney Pines, Deceased. 3. Children and spouses names, N/A. have asked each of these persons to inform Edith Pines, Deceased. 4. Parents names, Alexander Curiel, me of the pertinent contributions made by 6. Brothers and Spouses, Jonathan Fried/ Angeline Curiel, none. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Deena Shoshkas, None. 5. Grandparents names, Jesse Ortiz, de- formation contained in this report is com- Joshua Fried, $20, 9/96, Harvey Gantt Cam- ceased, Isabel Ortiz, deceased, Roman Curiel, plete and accurate. paign (Senate). deceased, Victoria Curiel, none. Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee: 7. Sisters and Spouses, Deborah Fried/ 6. Brothers and spouses names, Alexander 1. EDWARD GABRIEL, $500, January 24, Kalman Watsky, None. R. Curiel, Patricia Curiel, Frederick Curiel, 1992, Marty Russo; $500, March 3, 1992, Marty Stanley Tuemler Escudero, of Florida, a Carolann Curiel, Michael P. Curiel, Rebecca Russo; $500, May 22, 1992, George Miller; $250, Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Curiel, Louis A. Curiel, none. 7. Sisters and spouses names, Isabel Jakov, June 1, 1992, Jim Chapman; $750, June 22, ice, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Am- David Jakov, Bernadette Sahulcik, Richard 1992, Malcom Wallop; $500, August 2, 1992, Lee bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Sahulcik, none. Hamilton; $1000, December 2, 1992, Kent of the United States of America to the Re- public of Azerbaijan. Conrad; $350, October 13, 1992, Mr. Murtha; Richard Frank Celeste, of Ohio, to be Am- Post: AZERBAIJAN $1000, January 30, 1992, John Dingell; $1000, bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary January 30, 1992, Johnston for Congress; $500, Nominee: Stanley T. Escudero The following is a list of all members of of the United States of America to India. May 5, 1992, Tim Roemer; $300, May 26, 1992, Nominee: Richard Frank Celeste. Bill Richardson; $500, September 16, 1992, my immediate family and their spouses. I Post: Ambassador to India. Tim Roemer; $500, September 16, 1992, Tim have asked each of these persons to inform The following is a list of all members of Roemer; $500, September 30, 1992, Ben Camp- me of the pertinent contributions made by my immediate family and their spouses. I bell; $200, October 14, 1992, Bill Richardson; them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- have asked each of these persons to inform $250, March 12, 1993, Rick Boucher; $1000, De- formation contained in this report is com- me of the pertinent contributions made by cember 31, 1993, Jim Cooper; $1000, May 10, plete and accurate. them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 1994, Leslie Byrne; $250, July 12, 1994, Oberly Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee. formation contained in this report is com- Senate Com.; $1000, August 16, 1994, Sullivan 1. Self, None. plete and accurate. for Senate; $500, August 26, 1994, Doug Costle; 2. Spouse, None. Contributions, amount, date, donee: 1995, NONE; $3000, May 15, 1996, DNC-Non 3. Children and Spouses, S. Alexander C. 1. Self, $500, 10/15/96 Tom Sawyer Com- Federal; $20,000, May 15, 1996, DNC Services Escudero (Unmarried), None. W. Benjamin P. mittee; $100, 3/12/96, Friends of Max Cleland; Corp.; $500, September 30, 1996, Navarro for Escudero (Unmarried), None. $1000, 8/5/96, Victory ’96, $100, 8/31/94, Citizens Congress; $1000, October 23, 1996, Tom 4. Parents, Estelle T. Damgaard, None. for Wofford; $50, 8/31/94, Jules Levine Com- Bruggere for Senate; $1000, April 8, 1996, Clin- Stanley D. Escudero (Father, Deceased). mittee; $100, 8/31/94, George Brown Campaign; ton/Gore Primary; $100, April 15, 1996, John 5. Grandparents, William Tuemler (De- $100, 1/92, Cordrey for Congress; $50, 9/92, Baldacci; $1000, June 30, 1996, Ieyoub for Sen- ceased), Mary Tuemler (Deceased). Manuel George Brown Campaign; $250, 8/92, Geraldine ate; $1000, October 21, 1996, Orton for Con- Escudero (Deceased), Mabel Escudero (De- Ferraro Senate Campaign; $250, 5/12/95, Clin- gress; $1000, October 22, 1996, Dennis ceased). ton-Gore ’96 Primary; $25, 5/23/94, Friends of Kucinich; $150, November, 1996, People for 6. Brothers and Spouses, None. Max Cleland; $50, 11/18/93, Tom Sawyer Com- Rick Weiland; $2000, December, 1996, DNC. 7. Sisters and Spouses, None. mittee. 2. KATHLEEN M. LINEHAN (Spouse), $500, Shaun Edward Donnelly, of Indiana, a Ca- 2. Spouse, Jacqueline Ruth Lundquist, May 11, 1992, Billy Tauzin; $250, June 22, 1992, reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, none. Malcom Wallop; $500, September 18, 1992, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Ambas- 3. Children and spouses; Eric Frank Ce- Johnston for Congress; $250, September 21, sador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of leste, Mary Hess (spouse), $25, 3/26/92, Brown 1992, Phil Sharp; $200, September 4, 1992, the United States of America to the Demo- for President; Christopher Arthur Celeste, Coleman for Congress; $200, September 18, cratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka, and $40 100/92, Cordrey for Congress; Melanie Ce- 1992, Rick Boucher; $500, July 27, 1992, Ben to serve concurrently and without additional leste (spouse) $100, /96, Victory ’96; Maria Campbell; compensation as Ambassador Extraordinary Gabrielle Celeste, none, Marie Teresa Noelle 3. Children and Spouses, None. and Plenipotentiary of the United States of Celeste, none, Natalie Marie Celeste, None, 4. Parents, Cecelia Gabriel (deceased). America to the Republic of Maldives. Stephen Michael Theodore, Celeste, none. Michael Gabriel (deceased). Nominee: Shaun Edward Donnelly. 4. Parents names, Frank P. Celeste (de- 5. Grandparents, Michael and Mary Moses Post: U.S. Ambassador, Sri Lanka and ceased 1988), Margaret L. Celeste (deceased (deceased). Maldives. 1993). John and Esma Gabriel (deceased). The following is a list of all members of 5. Grandparents names, Theodore and Eliz- 6. Brothers and Spouses, None. my immediate family and their spouses. I abeth Louis Samuel and Caroline Celeste (all 7. Sisters and Spouses, Mary and Ulrich R. have asked each of these persons to inform grandparents deceased by 1976) . Schlegel, $25, 1995; Frank Wolf; $100, August me of the pertinent contributions made by 6. Brothers and spouses names, Theodore 7, 1996, Clinton/Gore-GELAC; $100, September them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- Samuel Celeste, $192, 3/5/96, (federal account),

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00058 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11675 Ohio Democratic Party; Bobbie Lynn Ce- lings; $750.00, 6/5/96, Clinton-Gore ’96; $345.00, Class of Counselor, for the rank of Ambas- leste, $40, 6/28/96, Strickland for Congress. 5/95, VLMBH–PAC; $345.00, 4/95, VLMBH– sador during his tenure of service as Head of 7. Sisters and spouses names, Mary Patri- PAC; $125.00, 4/20/95, Emily’s List; $345.00, 3/ the United States Delegation to the Organi- cia Hoffman (divorced) none. 95, VLMBH–PAC; $345.00, 2/95, VLMBH–PAC; zation for Security and Cooperation in Eu- $345.00, 1/95, VLMBH–PAC; $740.00, 10/94, rope (OSCE). Timothy Michael Carney of Washington, a VLMBH–PAC; $990.00, 10/17/94, Friends of Jim Cheryl F. Halpern, of New Jersey, to be a Career Members of the Senior Foreign Serv- Cooper; $10.00, 10/94, Friends of Jim Cooper Member of the Broadcasting Board of Gov- ice, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be Am- (cash); $1,000.00, 10/1/94, Kennedy for Senate; ernors for a term expiring August 13, 1999. bassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary $100.00, 9/20/94, Adkisson for Congress; $250.00, (Reappointment) of the United States of America to the Re- 9/8/94, Friends of Jim Folsom; $413.00, 8/94, Thomas H. Fox, of the District of Colum- public of Haiti. VLMBH–PAC; $500.00, 8/10/94, Brennan for bia, to be an Assistant Administrator of the Nominee: Timothy Michael Carney. Governor; $1,000.00, 3/15/94, Lautenberg Cam- Agency for International Development. Post: Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti. paign; $500.00, 3/15/94, Cooper for Senate Cam- Ordered, that the following nomina- The following is a list of all members of paign; $413.00, 2/94, VLMBH–PAC; $413.00, 1/94, tion be referred to the Committee on my immediate family and their spouses. I VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 12/93, VLMBH–PAC; Foreign Relations: have asked each of these persons to inform $400.00, 11/93 VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 10/93, Mark Erwin, of North Carolina, to be a me of the pertinent contributions made by VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 9/93, VLMBH–PAC; Member of the Board of Directors of the them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- $400.00, 8/93, VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 7/93, Overseas Private Investment Corporation for formation contained in this report is com- VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 5/93, VLMBH–PAC; a term expiring December 17, 1999. plete and accurate. $400.00, 4/93, VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 3/93, Contributions, amount, date, donee: VLMBH–PAC; $400.00, 2/93, VLMBH–PAC. Ordered, that the following nomina- Self, none. 2. David E. Dunn, $100.00, 4/24/97, Texas Net- tion be referred to the Committee on 2. Spouse Victoria A. Butler, none. work; $250.00, 9/30/96, Roger Bedford for U.S. Foreign Relations: 3. Children and Spouses names, Anne H.D. Senate; $1,000.00, 7/26/96, Clinton-Gore Terrence J. Brown, of Virginia, a Career Carney (unmarried), Declined to state for GELAC; $250.00, 5/17/95, Friends of Senator privacy reasons. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class Joe Loeper; $1,000.00, 6/5/95, Clinton/Gore ’96; of Career Minister, to be an Assistant Ad- 4. Parents names, Clement E. Carney (de- $1,000.00, 4/18/95, Murtha for Congress; $500.00, ceased), Marjorie S. Carney (stepmother-de- ministrator of the Agency for International 8/10/94, Drew Grigg (States Attorney); Development. clines to specify), Jane Booth (mother-de- $1,000.00, 7/27/94, Harris Wofford for Senate; ceased), Kenneth Booth (stepfather, none). Hank Brown, of Colorado, to be a Member $250.00, 6/14/94, Rodham for Senate; $100.00, 4/ of the United States Advisory Commission 5. Grandparents names, Mr. and Mrs. P 21/94, Hogsett for Congress; $500.00, 3/14/94, Carney (deceased), Mr. and Mrs. J. Byrne (de- on Public Diplomacy for a term expiring Drew Grigg (States Attorney); $100.00, 1/10/94, April 6, 2000. ceased). Committee for Mary Boerges. 6. Brothers and spouses names, Brian B. Richard Sklar, of California, to be an Al- 3. Children and spouses names, David ternate Representative of the United States Carney (declines to specify), Jane V. Carney Bondurant Dunn, none. (declines to specify). of America to the Sessions of the General 4. Parents names, Doris Bondurant, none, Assembly of the United Nations during his 7. Sisters and spouses names, Sharon J. Judge John Bondurant, $25.00, 3/27/97, DCCC; Carney, (divorced), none. tenure of service as Representative of the $100.00, 3/18/97, DNC; $50.00, 1/10/97, DCCC; United States of America to the United Na- $25.00, 11/96, DCCC; $19.96, 10/3/96, Null for Amy L. Bondurant, of the District of Co- tions for UN Management and Reform. Congress; $50.00, 8/23/96, Dennis Null for Con- lumbia, to be Representative of the United Harriet C. Babbitt, of Arizona, to be Dep- gress; $100.00, 8/12/96, DNC; $50.00, 6/24/96, States of America to the Organization for uty Administrator of the Agency for Inter- DCCC; $150.00, 3/21/96, Clinton-Gore re-elect; Economic Cooperation and Development, national Development. $150.00, 4/27/95, Clinton-Gore re-elect; $50.00, A. Peter Burleigh, of California, to be a with the rank of Ambassador. 10/5/94, Barlow for Congress; $50.00, 1/26/94, Representative of the United States of Amer- Nominee: Amy Bondurant. DNC; $150.00, 5/7/93, DNC; $50.00 3/8/93, DNC. Post: Ambassador to OECD. ica to the Sessions of the General Assembly 5. Grandparents, names, Hoyt Bell, de- The following is a list of all members of of the United Nations during his tenure of ceased; Flora Amy Ragsdale Bell, deceased; my immediate family and their spouses. I service as deputy Representative of the Clarence Crittenden Bondurant, deceased; have asked each of these persons to inform United States of America to the United Na- and Lucy Burrus Bondurant, deceased. me of the pertinent contributions made by tions. 6. Brothers and spouses names, none. Bill Richardson, of New Mexico, to be a them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- 7. Sistems and spouses names, Lucy Wil- Representative of the United States of Amer- formation contained in this report is com- son, none, her spouse, Max Wilson, none, Ann ica to the Sessions of the General Assembly plete and accurate. Bondurant, None. Contributions, amount, date, donee: of the United Nations during his tenure of 1. Self, $250.00, 1/26/97, Committee for Wen- service as Representative of the United Christopher C. Ashby, of Connecticut, to be dell Ford; $135.50 12/96, VLMBH–PAC (Verner, States of America to the United Nations. Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- Frank D. Yturria, of Texas, to be a Mem- Liipfert Political Action Committee); $250.00, potentiary of the United States of America ber of the Board of Directors of the Inter- 10/25/96, Gordon for Senate; $100.00, 10/2/96, to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. American Foundation for a term expiring Friends of Patrick Kennedy; $100.00, 9/26/96, Nominee: Christopher Ashby. June 26, 2002. (Reappointment) David Price for Congress; $250.00, 9/26/96, Post: Ambassador to Uruguay. Julia Taft, of the District of Columbia, to Keefe for Congress 1996; $500.00, 9/17/96, The following is a list of all members of be an Assistant Secretary of State. Torricelli for Senate; $1,400.00, 8/21/96, Demo- my immediate family and their spouses. I Carl Spielvogel, of New York, to be a Mem- cratic National Committee (’96 convention); have asked each of these persons to inform ber of the Broadcasting Board of Governors $1,000.00, 7/26/96, Clinton/Gore ’96 GELAC; me of the pertinent contributions made by for a term expiring August 13, 1999. (Re- $300.00, 7/23/96, Citizens Committee for Ernest them. To the best of my knowledge, the in- appointment) F. Hollings; $250.00, 7/23/96, Coloradans for formation contained in this report is com- Nancy H. Rubin, of New York, for the rank David Skaggs; $500.00, 7/6/96, Ward for Con- plete and accurate. of Ambassador during her tenure of service gress; $75.00, 6/18/96, Jim McGovern for Con- Contributions, amount, date, donee: as Representative of the United States of gress; $125.00, 6/18/96, Friends of Jay Rocke- 1. Self, $1,000, 7/95, Clinton-Gore Campaign. America on the Human Rights Commission feller; $250.00, 6/18/96, The Picard for Congress 2. Spouse, Amy Ashby, $25, 1/96. DNC. of the Economic and Social Council of the Committee; $250.00, 5/28/96, Brennen for U.S. 3. Children and Spouses names, Chris- United Nations. Senate; $1,000.00, 3/28/96, Steve Owens for topher Ashby Jr, Anson Ashby, None. B. Lynn Pascoe, of Virginia, a Career Mem- Congress; $100.00, 3/26/96, Price for Congress; 4. Parents names, Patrick Ashby, none, ber of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of $1,000.00, 3/13/96, Beshear for Senate; John E. Ashby, deceased, Lillian Minister-Counselor, for the rank of Ambas- ($4,116.00), 2/96, Returned pre-payment from Weddington, none. sador during his tenure of service as Special PAC (paid in installments); $100.00, 1/30/96, 5. Grandparents names, all grandparents Negotiator for Nagorno-Karabakh. Cummings for Congress; $500.00, 1/30/96, deceased. Thomas J. Miller, of Virginia, a Career Friends of Jane Harman for Congress; 6. Brothers and spouses names John E. Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class $4,116.00, 1/4/96, VLBMH–PAC (pre-payment of Ashby Jr, $500, 92–96, Various Texas Repub- of Minister-Counselor, for the rank of Am- contribution); $500.00, 11/8/95, Tim Johnson licans, Lynn Ashby, none. bassador during his tenure of service as Spe- for South Dakota; $1,000.00, 11/8/95, Ron 7. Sisters and spouses names, Nancy Clark, cial Coordinator for Cyprus. Wyden for Senate; $345.00, 10/95, VLMBH– none. Penne Percy Korth, of Texas, to be a Mem- PAC; $1,000.00, 10/18/95, Effective Government Mary Mel French, of the District of Colum- ber of the United States Advisory Commis- Committee; $500.00, 10/16/95, Torricelli for bia, to be Chief of Protocol, and to have the sion on Public Diplomacy for a term expiring Senate; $345.00, 9/95, VLMBH–PAC; $250.00, 9/ rank of Ambassador during her tenure of July 1, 2000. 27/95, Clinton/Gore ’96; $345.00, 8/95, VLMBH– service. Betty Eileen King, of Maryland, to be an PAC; $345.00, 7/95, VLMBH–PAC; $300.00, 6/13/ David Timothy Johnson, of Georgia, a Ca- Alternate Representative of the United 95, Citizens Committee for Ernest F. Hol- reer Member of the Senior Foreign Service, States of America to the Sessions of the

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00059 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS S11676 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE November 4, 1997 General Assembly of the United Nations dur- as Consular Officers and Secretaries in the national Development for promotion into the ing her tenure of service as Representative of Diplomatic Service, as indicated: Senior Foreign Service. the United States of America on the Eco- Career Members of the Senior Foreign Career Members of the Senior Foreign nomic and Social Council of the United Na- Service of the United States of America, Service of the United States of America, tions. Class of Counselor: Class of Counselor: Phyllis E. Oakley, of Louisiana, to be an Michael Donald Bellows, of Iowa Hilda Marie Arellano, of Texas Assistant Secretary of State. Peter William Bodde, of Maryland Priscilla Del Bosque, of Oregon (The above nominations were re- Martin G. Brennan, of California Ronald D. Harvey, of Texas ported with the recommendation that Wayne Jeffrey Bush, of Oregon Peter Benedict Lapera, of Florida Peter H. Chase, of Washington George E. Lewis, of Washington they be confirmed, subject to the nomi- Phillip T. Chicola, of Florida nees’ commitment to respond to re- Wayne R. Nilsestuen, of Maryland Laura A. Clerici, of South Carolina Joy Riggs-Perla, of Virginia quests to appear and testify before any Frank John Coulter, Jr., of Maryland David Livingstone Rhoad, of Virginia duly constituted committee of the Sen- Caryl M. Courtney, of West Virginia F. Wayne Tate, of Virginia ate.) Anne E. Derse, of Michigan The following-named Career Members of Milton K. Drucker, of Connecticut Mr. HELMS. Mr. President, for the the Foreign Service for promotion into the David B. Dunn, of California Committee on Foreign Relations, I also Senior Foreign Service, and for appointment William A. Eaton, of Virginia as Consular Officers and Secretaries of the report favorably three nomination lists Reed J. Fendrick, of New York in the Foreign Service which were Diplomatic Service, as indicated: Robert Patrick John Finn, of New York Career Members of the Senior Foreign printed in full in the CONGRESSIONAL Robert W. Fitts, of New Hampshire Service of the United States of America, RECORDS of September 3, October 8 and Gregory T. Frost, of Iowa Class of Counselor: 9, 1997, and ask unanimous consent, to Walter Greenfield, of the District of Colum- save the expense of reprinting on the bia Joanne T. Hale, of California Executive Calendar, that this nomina- Michael E. Guest, of South Carolina The following-named persons of the agen- cies indicated for appointment as Foreign tion lie at the Secretary’s desk for the Richard Charles Hermann, of Iowa Ravic Rolf Huso, of Virginia Service Officers of the classes stated, and information of Senators. James Franklin Jeffrey, of Massachusetts also for the other appointments indicated The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without Laurence Michael Kerr, of Ohio herewith: objection, it is so ordered. Cornelis Mathias Keur, of Michigan For appointment as Foreign Service Offi- (The nominations ordered to lie on Scott Frederic Kilner, of California cer of Class One, Consular Officer and Sec- the Secretary’s desk were printed in Sharon A. Lavorel, of Hawaii retary in the Diplomatic Service of the the RECORDS on September 3, October 8 Joseph Evan LeBaron, of Oregon United States of America: and 9, 1997, at the end of the Senate Rose Marie Likins, of Virginia AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Joseph A. Limprecht, of California Richard B. Howard, of California proceedings.) R. Niels Marquardt, of California The following-named Career Members of Roger Allen Meece, of Washington U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY the Senior Foreign Service of the Depart- Gillian Arlette Milovanovic, of Pennsylvania Robert James Bigart, Jr., of New York ment of State for promotion in the Senior James F. Moriarty, of Massachusetts Sue K. Brown, of Texas Foreign Service to the classes indicated: Rosil A. Nesberg, of Washington Cathy Taylor Chikes, of Virginia Career Members of the Senior Foreign Stephen James Nolan, of Pennsylvania Renate Zimmerman Coleshill, of Florida Service of the United States of America, Larry Leon Palmer, of Georgia James R. Cunningham, of Virginia Class of Career Minister: Sue Ford Patrick, of Florida Thomas E. Fachetti, of Pennsylvania Jeffrey Davidow, of Virginia Maureen Quinn, of New Jersey Linda Gray Martins, of Virginia Ruth A. Davis, of Georgia Kenneth F. Sackett, of Florida Nikita Grigorovich-Barsky, of Maryland Patrick Francis Kennedy, of Illinois David Michael Satterfield, of Texas Susan M. Hewitt, of Virginia Career Members of the Senior Foreign John F. Scott, of Iowa John D. Lavelle, Jr., of Virginia Service of the United States of America, Paul E. Simons, of New Jersey Jo Ann Quintron-Samuels, of Florida Class of Minister-Counselor: Stephen T. Smith, of Nebraska Vincent P. Raimondi, of New York Joseph D. Stafford III, of Florida Raymond E. Simmerson, of Maryland Vincent M. Battle, of New York George McDade Staples, of California Robert D. Smoot, of Florida Robert M. Beecroft, of Maryland Doris Kathleen Stephens, of Arizona Carol J. Urban, of the District of Columbia William M. Bellamy, of California Sharon Anderholm Wiener, of Ohio Patricia L. Waller, of California Peter Edward Bergin, of Maryland Herbert Yarvin, of California John William Blaney, of California For appointment as Foreign Service Offi- William Joseph Burns, of Pennsylvania Career Members of the Senior Foreign cer of Class Two, Consular Officer and Sec- John Campbell, of Virginia Service, Class of Counselor, and Consular Of- retary in the Diplomatic Service of the John A. Collins, Jr., of Maryland ficers and Secretaries in the Diplomatic United States of America: James B. Cunningham, of Pennsylvania Service of the United States of America: AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Robert Sidney Deutsch, of Virginia Mary Janice Fleck, of Tennessee Carey N. Gordon, of Florida Cedric E. Dumont, M.D., of Maryland Robert J. Franks, of Virginia Cecil Duncan McFarland, of Kentucky Barbara J. Griffiths, of Virginia Burley P. Fuselier, of Virginia Stephen Huxley Smith, of New Hampshire Sidney L. Kaplan, of Connecticut Lino Gutierrez, of Florida U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY Barbara S. Harvey, of the District of John J. Keyes III, of Florida Columbia Robert K. Novak, of Washington Ergibe A. Boyd, of Maryland Patrick R. Hayes, of Maryland Anita G. Schroeder, of Virginia Timothy James Dodman, of Nebraska Donald S. Hays, of Virginia Charles E. Sparks, of Virginia Samuel G. Durrett, of Virginia John C. Holzman, of Hawaii Joseph Thomas Yanci, of Pennsylvania Stanley E. Gibson, of Ohio Sarah R. Horsey, of California The following-named Career Members of Paul Lawrence Good, of California William H. Itoh, of New Mexico the Senior Foreign Service of the Agency for Gayle Carter Hamilton, of Texas Daniel A. Johnson, of Florida International Development for promotion in Betty Diane Jenkins, of Virginia Donald C. Johnson, of Texas the Senior Foreign Service to the classes in- Gerald K. Kandel, of Nevada Richard H. Jones, of Virginia dicated: Mary A. McCarter-Sheehan, of Kansas John F. Keane, of New York Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Margaret C. Ososky, of the District of ice of the United States of America, Class of Marisa R. Lino, of Oregon Columbia Career Minister: Michael W. Marine, of Connecticut Deloris D. Smith, of Maryland William C. McCahill, of New Jersey Carl H. Leonard, of Virginia Michele Isa Sprechman, of New York William Dale Montgomery, of Pennsylvania Career Members of the Senior Foreign For appointment as Foreign Service Offi- Janet Elaine Mules, M.D., of Washington Service of the United States of America, cer of Class Three, Consular Officer and Sec- Robert C. Reis, Jr., of Missouri Class of Minister-Counselor: retary in the Diplomatic Service of the Edward Bryan Samuel, of Florida Donald Bolyston Clark, of New Hampshire United States of America: Theodore Eugene Strickler, of Texas Toni Christiansen-Wagner, of Colorado AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT Robert J. Surprise, of Virginia Kathleen Dollar Hansen, of Virginia Timothy H. Anderson, of Virginia John F. Tefft, of Virginia Donald L. Pressley, of Virginia John A. Beed, of Maryland Robert E. Tynes, of Virginia Henry W. Reynolds, of Florida Peter R. Hubbard, of California The following-named Career Members of John A. Tennant, of California George R. Jiron, Jr., of New Mexico the Foreign Service for promotion into the The following-named Career Members of Cynthia Diane Pruett, of Texas Senior Foreign Service, and for appointment the Foreign Service of the Agency for Inter- Glenn Roy Rogers, of Texas

VerDate Aug 31 2005 02:32 Jun 07, 2008 Jkt 041999 PO 00000 Frm 00060 Fmt 0624 Sfmt 0634 J:\ODA15\MISCRE~1\1997\S04NO7.REC S04NO7 mmaher on MIKETEMP with SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS November 4, 1997 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — SENATE S11677 David P. Young, of Virginia Consular Officers and Secretaries in the Wylma Christina Samaranayke Robinson, of U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY Diplomatic Service of the United States of Virginia Miriam W. Adofo, of Maryland America: Elbert George Ross, of Texas Sandra L. Davis, of Maryland Robert Leslie Barco, of Virginia Frances S. Ross, of Virginia Barbara J. DeJournette, of North Carolina Jennifer Barlament, of Virginia James P. Sanchez, of Virginia Lonnie Kelley, Jr., of Texas Robert H. Bates, of Virginia Stelianos George Scarlis, of Virginia Diane M. Lacroix, of New Hampshire Michael Richard Belanger, of Maryland Jonathan Andrew Schools, of Texas Barbara L. McCarthy, of Virginia Ralph W. Bild, of Virginia Nicholas E.T. Siegel, of Connecticut Howard Solomon, of Kansas DEPARTMENT OF STATE Timothy Hayes Bouchard, of Virginia Nancy E. Bond, of Virginia Anne R. Sorensen, of New York Rhonda J. Watson, of Florida Mary Susan Bracken, of Virginia Susan Scopetski Snyder, of Virginia For appointment as Foreign Service Offi- Mark B. Burnett, of California Dana Edward Sotherlund, of Virginia cers of Class Four, Consular Officers and Sec- Gerard Cheyne, of Connecticut Michael Christopher Speckhard, of Virginia retaries in the Diplomatic Service of the Karen Kyung Won Choe, of New York Bonnie Phillips Sperow, of Virginia United States of America: Lynn M. Clemons, of Virginia David T. Stadelmyer, of Virginia DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Kent E. Clizbe, of Virginia William M. Susong, of Virginia Joseph M. Carroll, of the District of Colum- Michael A. Collier, of Maryland Mary G. Thompson, of Virginia bia Timothy Edward Corcoran, of Virginia Melanie F. Ting, of Virginia David N. Kiefner, of Pennsylvania Glenn A. Corn, of Virginia Alexander Tounger, of Virginia DEPARTMENT OF STATE Whitney Anthony Coulon III, of Virginia W. Jean Watkins, of Florida Sonya Anjali Engstrom Watts, of Iowa Stephen C. Anderson, of Missouri Erin James Coyle, of Virginia Richard Marc Weiss, of Virginia Alina Arias-Miller, of Indiana Allen Bruce Craft, of Maryland Steven J. Whitaker, of Florida Robert Lloyd Batchelder, of Colorado Daniel T. Crocker, of North Carolina Austin Roger Wiehe, of Virginia Robert Stephen Beecroft, of California Anne Elizabeth Davis, of Georgia Shelly Montgomery Williams, of the District Drew Gardner Blakeney, of Texas Shirley Nelson Dean, of Virginia of Columbia Richard C. Boly, of Washington Christopher James Del Corso, of New York Eric Marshall Wong, of California Katherine Ann Brucker, of California Lilburn S. Deskins III, of Missouri Robert P. Woods, of Virginia Marilyn Joan Bruno, of Florida Joseph Marcus DeTrani, of Virginia Sally A. Cochran, of Florida Stewart Travis Devine, of Florida For appointment as Consular Officer and Christina Dougherty, of Virginia Peter M. Dillon, of Maryland Secretary in the Diplomatic Service of the Patrick Michael Dunn, of Florida Mark Duane Dudley, of Virginia United States of America, effective July 12, Samuel Dickson Dykema, of Wisconsin Elizabeth A. Duncan, of Illinois 1994: Ruta D. Elvikis, of Texas Ellen M. Dunlap, of Florida U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY Ian Fallowfield Dunn, of Virginia Lisa B. Gregory, of Pennsylvania Susan Ziadeh, of Washington Kathleen M. Hamann, of Washington Edith D. Early, of Virginia Jeffrey J. Hawkins, of California Cynthia C. Echeverria, of Illinois The following-named Career Member of the Lisa Ann Henderson Harms, of Pennsylvania David Abraham E1-Hinn, of California Foreign Service of the Department of State John Robert Higi, of Florida G. Michael Epperson, of Maryland for promotion into the Senior Foreign Serv- Robyn A. Hooker, of Florida Elizabeth A. Fernandez, of Virginia ice to the class indicated, effective October Raymond Eric Hotz, of Kentucky Romulo Andres Gallegos, of Illinois 16, 1994: James J. Hunter, of New Jersey James Garry, of the District of Columbia Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Mary B. Johnson, of Indiana Heather Gifford, of the District of Columbia ice of the United States of America, Class of Wendy Meroe Johnson, of California Jaime A. Gonzalez, of Virginia Counselor: Lisa S. Kierans, of New Jersey Alison E. Graves, of Virginia Kenneth Alan Duncan, of Connecticut Douglas A. Koneff, of Florida Harriet Ann Halbert, of Virginia The following-named Career Member of the Evan A. Kopp, of California Donovan John Hall, of Virginia Foreign Service of the Department of State Kimberly Constance Krhounek, of Nebraska Ruth I. Hammel, of Ohio for promotion in the Senior Foreign Service Daniel J. Kritenbrink, of Virginia Robert W. Henry, of Virginia to the class indicated, effective November 28, Timothy P. Lattimer, of California Ellen Mackey Hoffman, of Virginia 1993: Susan M. Lauer, of Florida Dereck J. Hogan, of New Jersey Career Member of the Senior Foreign Serv- Jessica Sue Levine, of Massachusetts Mimi M. Huang, of Michigan ice of the United States of America, Class of Alexis F. Ludwig, of California Gregory H. Jesseman, of Virginia Counselor: Nicholas Jordan Manring, of Washington Anthony L. Johnson, of Virginia Richard T. Miller, of Texas Paul Overton Mayer, of Kansas Jocelyn Hernried Johnston, of Maryland James A. McNaught, of Florida Laurel M. Kalnoky, of Virginia (The above nominations were re- Stephen Howard Miller, of Maryland Margaret Lynn Kane, of Ohio ported with the recommendation that Margaret Gran Mitchell, of Maryland Laura Vaughn Kirk, of Virginia they be confirmed, subject to the nomi- James D. Mullinax, of Washington Tan Van Le, of Maryland nees’ commitment to respond to re- Nels Peter Nordquist, of Montana Gabrielle T. Legeay, of Virginia Mark Brendan O’Connor, of Florida quests to appear and testify before any Mark Edward Lewis, of Virginia duly constituted committee of the Sen- Stuart Everett Patt, of California Marc Daniel Liebermann, of Maryland Beth A. Payne, of Virginia Marvin Suttles Massey III, of Virginia ate.) Joan A. Polaschik, of Virginia Douglas John Mathews, of Virginia By Mr. ROTH, from the Committee on Fi- Ashley R. Profaizer, of Texas Michael H. Mattei, of Virginia nance: John Robert Rodgers, of Virginia Timothy John McCullough, of Virginia Nancy Killefer, of Florida, to be an Assist- Paul F. Schultz III, of Virginia Christopher Andrew McElvein, of Virginia ant Secretary of the Treasury. Donald Mark Sheehan, of Virginia Victor Manuel Mendez, of Virginia (The above nomination was reported Roger A. Skavdahl, of Texas Andrew Benjamin Mitchell, of Texas Phillip John Skotte, of New York with the recommendation that she be Trevor W. Monroe, of Virginia confirmed, subject to the nominee’s Anton Kurt Smith, of Arkansas Stephen B. Munn, of Alabama Willard Tenney Smith, of Texas Brian Patrick Murphy, of Virginia commitment to respond to requests to Sean B. Stein, of Utah Philip T. Nemec, of Washington appear and testify before any duly con- Lesslie C. Viguerie, of Virginia Paul Francis Crocker Nevin, of Florida stituted committee of the Senate.) Peggy Jeanne Walker, of Arizona Stephen P. Newhouse, of California f Benjamin Weber, of New Jersey Denise E. Nixon, of Virginia Kenneth M. Wetzel, of Virginia Mai-Thao T. Nguyen, of Texas INTRODUCTION OF BILLS AND Stephanie Turco Williams, of Texas Lawrence E. O’Connell, of Virginia JOINT RESOLUTIONS Margaret G. Woodburn, of Minnesota Elizabeth Anne O’Connor, of Virginia Barbara Ann Bootes Yoder, of Florida The following bills and joint resolu- Michael T. Oswald, of Connecticut tions were introduced, read the first U.S. INFORMATION AGENCY Kathleen G. Owen, of Virginia Elizabeth A. Cemal, of Virginia Todd Harold Pavela, Jr., of Virginia and second time by unanimous con- The following-named Members of the For- Richard T. Pelletier, of Maryland sent, and referred as indicated: eign Service of the Department of Commerce David M. Rabette, of Virginia By Mr. JEFFORDS (for himself, Mr. and the Department of State to be Consular Deborah L. Reynolds, of Virginia INHOFE, Mr. AKAKA, Mr. CONRAD, Mr. Officers and/or Secretaries in the Diplomatic Phillip C. Reynolds, of Virginia REID, Ms. COLLINS, Mr. CRAIG, Mr. Service of the United States of America, as Sara C. Reynolds, of Virginia DASCHLE, Mr. MURKOWSKI, and Ms. indicated: Sara Darroch Robertson, of Virginia SNOWE):

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