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3,ALlen fBlum for Nnzus)0 75 (Alaska Bill Nck )NF 93 (Ohio) 21st ~esc~1Ointe for BilliMck Y Ares for NFges0 95 (Cdifpxnia), Harold Y NP'S 95, 124, 161 (Cal ifornia) B. E. (Happ)y eahe NP' 95, 124 (Cal Ifornia.) my P.rincipal" l Qiunittee (wdl
Nicholas 124~,sf Nicholas ~ fr~irs )- - .4(a~oia Ortiz for Qrgress NE's 95,p 124 (California) Irv NFly95 (California) I40bert K. Watson )NF 95 (California) Water~rde NF 106 (o~wussee) Doc~Cnag
GeeBs)lg NF 114 (Pennsylvania) GeneBas~-g-aCmuntt) Sfor Congress )NF 124 (California) :Fev;:in C1:asey Peter NF 124 (Caiforidia) Irv Sulyfor Congress )NP's 124,, 161 (California)
-Ccsiiuittee to Elect George Waldron.) NF 124 (California) Watson for Congress )NP's 124, 161 (California) Doald Wylie Hobbs )NF 158 (Alaska) NorsworthY for Congress )NF 1.65 (Georgia)
(Continued ) Malvin Perkins 171 '1 ums P. Simnk ') 172 NF Conlin for cnrs 173 NF Larry Pener 179 olie Yrk) NF People for PothOuite ) 179 (New York) James A. Plumr forQngs) NF 181 (Ohio) Jessie Dennis Knip WF182 (Ok&aI=) ftrilyn Coyle Eoff NF 183 for Congress) AnthoKny Pannuccio) NF' 184 (South Carol Ina) fRnald C. Arline, NF' 185 People Wozr1~fiTTor Ron Aline)
Peter DianKondstdnre (cite) N6 188 (Vegt)- Cbmuittee to Elect Debie ) NF' 218 (Haaii)
Amelia Lew Fritts NF'218 (Hawaii) Amelia Lew TEEEt for) Congress TaiiI~tee Nicholas Wacil Kudrovzeff NF' 222 (California)
I, Marjor ie -W. Diirrmns, Fcorxzd -Secretary for the -Federal Election-
Cairission's Executive Session on October 10, 1979, do hereby certify that
the above-captioned matter: 1. File a civil action against the Conlin for Congress (WF 173) for failure to file required reports in violation of 2 U.S.C. 5434; (Continued) 2. Close the file and resclr4-. the aiil action with -to~~ Hoard for Corqres Joseph H. Paisi an CongressionalCipa& Allen Blume for Cnrs 3. Close thefiewtrgadto Bill MaCk (NF 93) 21st Congressional (WF 93), Chmrdttee for Bill Mack Ares for Congress(a 5 Harold Boylan ("t~95, 124, 161) irB. E. (Happy) Heschel, (li~s 95, 124) my Principal Capin(HFs 95, 124). * ~cmnittiee aHnchl Nicholas Kufrvzef f (NFs 95, 124)- O Nicholas Kudrovzeff
fc~rCongess- -- -(s Ortiz for Congyress (HFs 95, 124) Irv Sutley (NF 95) Robert K. Watson (NF 95) Walter Bradley (HF 106) I),Dc Bradley Carr.ain (HF 106) Gene Basalyga, (HF -4) 1rrGene Baseayga, OCiuittee (HF 114) Hughes for Congress (HF'124) oKevin Casey Peters (HF 124) Irv.Sutley for Congress W4-?r11
-ts -onte 124, 161 George Waldron (HF 124) Watson for Congress WHs 124, 161) Donald Wylie Hobbs (NF 158)
Norsworthy for Congress (HF 165) Me!lvin Perkins--- _(HI171) ~ Tlxxnas P. Swank (HF 172) Larry Penner (HF 179) -:epl- fQ~#L~m tjJ Janes A. Plummrer for (HF 181) Congress Jessie ennis Knipp (NF 182) Marilyn Coyle Ecoff (HF 183) Congress Anthony Pannucci o (HF 184) Ronald C. Arline (17 185) People Wrking for (HF 185) Ron Arline Peter Diancndstone (NF 188) Ccznittee
(Contirs~ed) Attest:
Date MajreW. Emmonis L Ot the OCimissiori Joseph H. ~ Aw3 NF~hW 68 (F3rifa)'
Allen Blizre foir NPs)F7 (Alaska) Bill Makck NF193 (Ohio) 21st ricalkxm Omlitte forBill MWc Ares for Qzgromms NF 95 (Chlifornia) Harold Balak) Ws 95, 124, 161 (Cali fonia) B. E. (HappyBns~l) NFs 95, 124 (California) My Principalc 1 r Coamidttee ( hedl)
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Ortiz for NmrsFs 95,, 124 (California)
Irv SNly F 95 (California)
Rtoert K. Watson NF 95 (California)
C, Walter Bradley NF 106 (Tenessee)
Gene NF 114 (Pennsylvania) Gene n~aj~~~ Qimuttee)
Huhe for Cogress )N'F 124 (California) Kevin Casey Peters NF 124 (California)
Irv Sulyfor Congress ) lWs 124, 161 (California)
-Cciirnttee to Elect George Waidron NF 124 (California) Watson for Congress ) Fs 124, 161 (California)
Donald Wylie Hobbs NF 158 (Alaska)
No for Congress NF 165 (Georgia)
(Contined 3iilt ) INV 172 ( 3 10 Conlin fo IoWiss)N173 (fd~ TArM Psmsr NV 179 (Newv Vbtk)' People for Poth Omitte )NF 179 (New Yoac)
Jamres A. Pl~uer for I.nes). NF 181 (Ohio) Jessie Dennis Rd ) NV 182 (Oklah~rm), Nbrilyn Coyle Acf NV 183 (Pennsylvania) for Congiress
NAntho~ny Pannuccio )NF 184 (South Carmlina), ftnald C. ArlineNP15(etse) o People Wor12MU"or Ron Arline). Peter Dianffi~tie Cuit~)N Vrct omumittee to Elect Debie )NF 218 (Hawaii) o Amelia Iew Fritts )NF 218 (Hawaii) Amlia Loew Fritt for Congress SWTUttee) Nicholas Wacil Kuxdrovzeff ). NV 222 (California)
M~IFICATIMt ., I,, Marjdorie-W.- !]rttons, Icordir-g Secretaky for the Federal- Election COmnission' s Executive Session on October 10, 1979, do hereby certify that *~ 1~dok ssin detini b vt of -O--: -hIAke -the- followming ac:tionis in the above-captioned matter:
1. File a civil action against the Conlin for Congress (NF 173) for failure to file required reports in violation of 2 U.S.C. S434;
(Continued) 3. Close the file with reqjd -to: Bill Mack (NF 93): 21st Congressional, (WF 93)1 Coumittee for Bill Mack Ares for ongress (HF 95) Harold Boylan (HFs 95, 124, 16:L) B. E. (Happy) Hnc1hal (NFs 95,f 124) MY Principahla pig (HFs 951, 124) Ocmnittee (eahl Nicholas Kixdrovzeff (HFs 95, 124) Nicholas Kixdrovrzef f
fr-collgrew w -- ;--c--:-4H.95,-:-24).-f Ortiz for Congress HFs 95, 124) Irv Sutley (NF 95) Robert K. Watson (NF 95) Walter Bradley (?F 106) A0 Doc Bradley Ca~in(HF 106) Gene Basalyga, (HF 114) Gene Basalyga, Committee (HF 114)' Hughes for Congress (NF'124) Kevin Casey Peters (HF 124) -Imv Su1t.y -f Cpxgresp (HFs 124p 161). Camittee to Elect- George Waldron (HF 124) Watson for Congress (HF 124, 161) Donald Wylie. Hobbis (NF 158) Norsworthy for Congress - (HF 165) Melvin Perkins (HF 171) Thomnas P. Swank (HF 172) Larry Penner (HF 179) People. -for. Roth Cmittee_.... (MF 179) James A. Plummer for (NF 181) Congress Jessie Dennis Knipp (NF 182) Marilyn Coyle Ecnff (HF 183) Congress Anthony Pannuccio (HF 184) Ronald C. Arline (NF 185) People. .'brking for (NF 185) Ron Arline Peter Dianxxidstone (NF 188) OCirnittee
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~bww~ina'4D*w R: DUR 6 34 00"r Mr. M4ack z on May 9,7~9p 'the Commaission detw t ju th was roasia1 "t-6 'bo loe thIat yov ~ 4w~4o Of 2 U. S.C. 144(I~)()* ?e l' Act of 19 7I', as ae. Spe.oi f i~aly r the C *sion 000 reasonable 'clause to believe *.hat'you violated Section 434(fi) (2)(A) -Ci) by failing to, file a ten day pre-primaty" election rePort prior to the June ~ 1970 Ohio: primary electAn tow, a seat in the OAS, Mouse of Representative froo tb6 11' i~trict of Ohio-, The Commnission has a duty to attempt to correct such violations for a period of 3,0 days by informal methods of' conference, conciliation and persuasion and by entering into a conciliation ag,reement. If we are unable to reach an agree- iment during that period,, the Cozumission may,, upon * finding of probable cause to believe a violation has occurred, institute civil suit in the United States District Court and sehk payment of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,000. we enclose a conciliathon agreement that this office is prepared to recommuend to the Couzuission in settlement of this matter. if you agree with the pr4~visions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, pleadwesign and return it along with the civil penalty 64 the Covaission within ten days.' I will then recommend that the Commission approve the agreement. If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Trow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202) 523-4073. Sincemely,
William C. 0ldaker General Counsel
Entcosure Q k IWO: MR634, Dear Mr. str~iklaod; Onb May 31le 78 the Cosmiasion do 4t*4be 2tbat tboe was. reasonable caul*.to believe that you a q ted a Violation of '2 U.S.C. S434(*)(l)(A)(i) of the Federal1I Jt4bC~a Act of 1971, 'as amendd,, Specifically, the Cn~Ma found roasoamable, caue to. beliove that -you and yaui, 'at w t2ae tection 4 34 (k).() (A) (i) by fai linigl to. fkile a te" d pre-primary election report prior to the June 6, 1978 Ohio primary 6lection for a seat in the U.S. House of Representative fron the 6th district of Ohio.' The Coumission has a duty to attempt to correct such violations for a period of 30 days by informal methods of conference conciliation and persuasion and by enterirbg into a conciliation agreement. If we are unable to roach an agreement during that period, the Commission may, upon a finding of probable cause to believe a violation has occurred, institute civil suit in the United States District Court and seek payment of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,000. We enclose a conciliation agreement that this office is prepared to recommend to the Commission in settlement of this matter. If yop agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and return it along with the civil penalty to the Commission within ten days. I will then recommehad that the Commission approve the agreement. If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Y. Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202) 523-4073. Sincerely,
Williami C. Oldkker K General Counsel Enclosure Nr. Ted Strklavd /aThe Ted, .6rickland4*e C#rs comittee Pott Office toz 6,90 Portsmouthl Ohio, 45662
M0UR#44 Dear Mr., StxiJ.okland: The Commission has _approv40* the conciliation agreommnt which was signed by you'on October 9,, 1978. AOcordibgly, I have s %qzedthe agreement on bealf qf tbb C~jmLsion. The conciliation agrVeeuint~ in *f ftt e*o~ this ittr as, to you. A copy of iis4Isdfor your information. Sincerely.,
William C.- Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure Conciliation Agreement Mr. Bill Mack 594 E. 109th Street, Cleveland', Ohio 44,109 R:MUR 634 Dear Mr. Mack: Pursuant to your November 20, 1978 -telephone Aconversation with Christopher Tow welhave enclosed a, O~ modified conciliation agreement that :this of fice in, 2prepared to reooumend to,'the Commission in'settlment of this matter. if you agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and -~return it along with the civil penalty to the Comis- sion within ten days. I will then recommnend that' the Commissionaprv the agreement. Please note the change in the amount of the civil penalty to $50.
If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202)523-4073. N Sincerely,
William C. Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure Conciliation agreement 1.Te foflowing U~
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(Cm-r In the Matter of,
.Howard for Congress Joseph H. Paris iaw,Congress tonaii Campaign
Allen Blumefor Congress: NF 75 ,(Alaska) Bill Mack NF? 93 (Ohio) 21st Cngressional Committeel for Bill Mack
Ares for Congress, NF 95 (Calif~rnia)
Harold Boylan NFs' 95,124o,61. (California) B. E. (Happy) Henschel N~s 95,124 (California) My Principal Campaign Committee (Henschel)Y Nicholas Kudrovzeff NFs 95,124 (California) Nicholas Kudrovzeff for Congress
Ortiz for Congress NFs 95,124 (California)
Irv Sutley NF 95 (California:) Robert K. Watson NF 95 (California), Walter Bradley NF 106 (Tennessee), Doc Bradley Campaign
Gene Basalyga NF 114 (Pennsylvania) Gene Basalyga Committee
Hughes for Congress NF 124 (California) Kevin Casey Peters NF 124 (California) Irv Sutley for Congress NFs 124,161 (California) Committee to Elect George Waldron NF 124 (California) Watson for Congress NFs 124,161 (California) Donald Wylie Hobbs N? 158 (Alaska) Norsworthy for Congress NF 165 (Georgia) .hwivin Perkins) NP 171
Thomas P. Swank) NF 172 Conlin for Congjreh, o N? 173, Larry Penner) NF~ 179, (NwYot)I People for Poth Cozmmittee NF' 179 (New York ) James A. Plummer- for Congress) NF 181 (Ohio) Jessie Dennis Knip) NP' 182 (Oklahomal) M'arilyn Coyle Ecoftf. NP' 183 for Congress.) (Pennsy-lvania):
Anthony Pannuccio) NF' 184 (South Carolina)* Ronald C. Arline) NF'185 People Worin for Ron.Arline) (Tennessee)Y Peter Diamondstone (Committee) ) NE' 188 (Vermont) Committee to Elect Debbie) NF' 218 Figueroa (Hawaii) Ameliritt Lew Amelia Lew Fritts fo NF' 218 (Hawaii) Congress Committee) Nicho.las Wacil Kudrovzeff NF' 222 (California) Committee
GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT
I. BACKGROUND
In 1978 the Reports Analysis Division referred to the Ottice of General Counsel all candidates and committees which tailed to timely file one or more of the following reports: the 1977 year-end report, the 10 day pre-primary report, the 30 aay post-primary report, and the 10 day pre-general report. TZhe Cosumission reviewed all of the' candidates **dy
whi.ch, failed to file and in accordance with, the 0 ~i set forth in the, Comuission-16 non-filet n"ortu~
Ma~y 23,1978, determined to take, further act ion tktrQ*qt~
conciliation against a number of the candidates and COWu mittees. For those candidates and committees whi'ch did not conciliate, the Commission found probable cause. lk The Commission directed the Office of General Counsel to review-all of the candidates and committees against which probable cause was found and to recommend to the Commission those candidates and committees against which a civil, action should be filed.jl
1/Except for those candidates and committees which failed to file the 1977 year-end report, the Commission did not authorize the filing of civil suits.
2/Four candidates and one committee against which the Coin- mission found probable cause for failure to file reports. of receipts and expenditures are not included in this, report. They are: the Committee Amigos de Jaime Beni'tez,# NF 54 (Puerto Rico); the New York State Voter Registration Drive, NF 59 (New York); the Committee to Elect Louis Nine to Congress, NF 62 (New York); the North Carolina Democratic Inaugural Committee, NF 70 (North Carolina); and Sanford Krasnoff, NF 193 (Louisiana). Civil actions for failure to timely file and for other violations of FECA were brought against the Committee Amigos de Jaime Benitez and Sanford Krasnoff. A civil action for failure to timely file was brought against the Committee to Elect Louis Nine to Congress and a consent decree has been obtained. The New York State Voter Registration Drive was referred to the Audit Division for an audit. Con- ciliation is proceeding for failure to timely file and for other violations of FECA with the North Carolina Democratic Inaugural Committee in MUR 859. ITO. ANaALYSISI
The.Commission has fou~nd probable cause agaitnst.-. tA following 1977 year-end non-fi1*rst
Allen Blume for Congress (le~. Howard f or Congress (Ariloha) Joseph H. Parisian Congresasional (tlorida) Campaign Attachment I lists each respondent and indicates each respondent's filing history and financial activity for 1978. All of the respondents are principal campaign, committees, of candidates who ran for election to federal office in 1976. None of the candidates ran for election to federal. office in- l1i78. The respondent committees appear to be defunct., As none of the respondents filed 1978 quarterly reports there is no indication of financial activity. Because of the inactivity of these committees in the 1978 elections, ttne Office of General Counsel recommends that the Commission not bring a civil action for relief against them, but close thie files. B. Pre- and Post-Election Non-Filers
The Commission has found probable cause against the fol- lowing 10 aay pre-primary, 30 day post-primary, and 10 day pre-general non-filers:
Donald Wylie Hobbs (Alaska) Ares for Congress (California) Harold R. Boylan (California) 5. E. (Happy) Henschel (California) My Principal Campaign (California) Committee (Henschel) Hughes for*Congress (California) Nicholas Wacil Kuir4,*vxef f (Cal Nicholas Kudrovzef~ (Cal for Congrelss Nicholas Wacil Rud~rovzeff (Cal Committee Ortiz for Congress,- (Calif Kevin Casey Peters: (Calif Irv Sutley (Calif Irv Sutley for Congress (Calif Committee to Elect' George (Calif Wald ron Robert K. Watson (California) Watson for Congress (California) Norsworthy for Congress (Georgia), Committee to Elect Debbie (Hawaii):' F igueroa Amelia Lew Fritts (Hawaii), Amelia Lew Fritts for (Hawaii) Congress Committee Melvin Perkins (Maryland) Thomas P. Swank (Massachusetts) Conlin for Congress (Michigan), Larry Penner (New York) People for Poth (New York) Committee Bill Mack (Ohio) 21st Congressional (Ohio) Committee for Bill Mack James A. Plummer for (Ohio) Congress Jessie Dennis Knipp (Oklahoma) Gene Basalyga (Pennsylvania), Gene Basalyga Committee (Pennsylvania) Marilyn Coyle Ecoff (Pennsylvania) for Congress Anthony Pannuccio (South Carolina) Walter Bradley (Tennessee) Doc Bradley Campaign (Tennessee) Ronald C. Arline (Tennessee) People Working for (Tennessee) Ron Arline Peter Diamondstone (Vermont) (Committee)
Attachment II lists each respondent and indicates each respondent's filing history and financial activity for 1978. The General Counsel's Office used three criteria in reviewing the respondents. We are recommending the filing
ii54. 2. whtether the: resodn (rtecndidate! if the respondent was a principal campaign committee) received more that 30% of the vote 'in either the- primary or general election;,. and
3. whether the respondent had more than $200000 in receipt.*
One committee,, Conlin for Congress,, meets all three criteria: failing to timely file both the 10;.day! pre-general election report and the 30 day post-general election report, receiving 42% Of th~e vote in the general election, and having receipts in the amount of $160:b14.
The Office of General Counsel recommends that the Commission bring a civil action for relief against Conlin for-Congress-. Further, we recommend closing the files with respect to all other respondents.
III. RECOMMENDATIONS
The Office of General Counsel recommends the following:
1. file a civil action against Conlin for Congress (NF 173) for failure to file required reports in violation of 2 U.S.C. S 434;
2. close the file and rescind the authorization
to file a civil action with regard to: --7-
Howard for Congrq (IMF Joseph H. Parisia (NF' Congressional ( Allen Blume for C (N? 3. close the f ile with d to:
Bill Mack (NF 93)- 21st Congressional- (NP' 93) Committee for Bill Mack Ares for Congress. (NF 95,) Harold Boylan (WPs 95,124,161) B. E. (Happy) Henschel (Ns 95,124) My Principal Campaign- (NFs 95,124-), Committee (Henschel) Nicholas Kudrovzeff (NP's 95,124) Nicholas Kudrovzeff: (NWs 95,124)' for Congress Ortiz for Congr,?ss (NPs 95,124) Irv Sutley (NP' 95) Robert K. Watson (NF'95) Walter Bradley (NF' 106): Doc Bradley Campaign (NF' 106), Gene Basalyga (NF'114) Gene Basalyga Committee (NP' 114) Hughes for Congress (NF 124)- Kevin Casey Peters (NP' 124)- 0 Irv Sutley for Congress (NPs 124,161) Committee to Elect (NP' 124) George Waldron Watson for Congress (Ns 124,161) Donald Wylie Hobbs (NF'158) Norsworthy for Congress (NP' 165) Melvin Perkins (NP' 171) Thomas P. Swank (NP' 172) Conl~in for Congress (NP' 173) Larry Penner (NF'179) People for Poth Committee (NF'179) James A. Plummier for (NP' 181) Congress Jessie Dennis Knipp (NP' 182) Marilyn Coyle Ecoff (NP' 183) Cong ress Anthony Pannuccio (NP' 184) Ronald C. Arline (NP' 185) people working for (NP' 185) Ron Arline Peter Diamondstone (NF 188) (Committee)
* *~ ~ DA/TE WILrLXAW'C. OLDAUER GENERAL COUNSEL
Attachments
Attachment I - 1.977 Year-End Non-Filers Attachment II - Pre- and Post-Election Non-Filers 1~* I, jj~ *FILED TIMELY NbT' 7PoNEt P PR IMAflV STATE: ALASKA 0.NON-FILER G GENERAL. PRIMARY DATE: 8/22/78 IFLED AFTER: PUBLICATON OR REFERRAL
CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE NAME,& I
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I =P- Allen Blume for CongresC' CI1050. coOOl23 Pd#0i/f/? C00051235 .3 3.
2-1 ~REPORT 1H PILED TIMELY RES ~NQE~~V P a PRIMARY, STATE! ARIZONA 171 NON-FILER G a GENERAL w *WON PRIMARY DATE: 9/12/78 21 FILED AFTER POJLICAT1OI Oh tAMORAL L LOST
CANDI DATE/COMMITTEE AME 4 1I.D. HOUSE 77
C000 76026- r forLM4 ftE(~U *FILED TIMELY REPORT NC INOIC ES P1ES ,'JOE~r p PRIMARIY ~m.STATE: NON-FILER I FLORIDA' G *GENERAL w VONI. PRIIARY DATES 9/12/78 j ) FILED AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFERRAL L bLOST,
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( A Pet:::,:evin Case/y/'I'I H8CA24044 l o qlqj -Wr L -5 'Eu NqO COMM/ITTEE I rv #r- 5 - tifO5) uly_r for Congress "( / I , (Ke ,jIzq X(91/~5 ~~ X C0009 1322 OW I& I fA/?l -'0 I WI.FILED TIMELI uREPO~t NOf kQUtRO~ r IU . jr ADbe/vF p = STAT: h'CALIFORNIA =*NON-FILER PR IMARY G a 'GENERAL PRI MARY DATE: 6/6/78 w a WON FILED AFTER PUBL ICAT ION09~ IEFEM~AL L iiLOST, " -I QA~f t'19 HlOUSEI /I F T. k1-T le, 1' I' r.2 I''000, X I ml 11 F-1/ to 11 II I I - I 1 1-1 1 1 I I I 1- - 1 1. 1 - . 1 -1 -11 9, I-1- dl 10 11,1A ILike FR Cmte to Elect George Wfaldron /F r :4". 0. - volz I ffl'W~flL2a 'AllK >1yr V, I I I £ I I I I I I £ I I I I I I I I I -U~.IL I I I I I I I I I . I I 1 .1 I- . I I A I I. I 1 11 Watson, Robert K. I5/A V/ , z. Iff'\ - I S 118CA25025 r Wlatson for Conress 10~ _____ C00 969 2JI ,1 515.I-6 t4FT I KEY *RPOfr1 HOT fov~imnLL4 *FILED TIMEL't WT 'A ES P *PRIMARY STATE: a NON-FILER G =GENERAL GEORGIA . 4 kWON PRIMARY DATE: 8/8/78 ICATION OR REFERRAL, L *LOST RECEIlPTS EXPEND ITURES1 CANOTOATE/CORMMITTIENAME % 1.1 1101SE C) "JciUfr VONA47/014/19 Norsworthy for Congress N lbI 'iti/ conin00511 ~TI FILED TIMELY *REPORT NOT.RI I :t f~ vri- STA'kTE:' *NON-FILER P *PR 'IMARY HAWAII G n GENERAL, b PRII[MARY DATE: 10/7/78 UFILED AFTER 1BICTONOR REFERRAL W n WON L n LOST 7%"1 I L DATE______F__ -- iLI a ii i i D%AE Ja 30G I YE . I FEC 1 FEC FEC 2~ DEBTS VECEIPTS OGC Ilop 0,3 110(oPj!U* I "'sW'f S I ? EXPEND £ ~- i ITURES CANDJDATE/COMMITTEE NAME.-& I1.0., - ______I~ L L.~ ro RECi. 10 RPOM 1,-LA..- ______ME_1__IA___IA_-1 1A '1 HOUSE I 001z z z laz , F :, i, a 110 a K a - I IIf , i Ii I - [.1. 'T -TJ I I I I I I I I I I H I V I -r - - - Figueroa, Debbie H8HI01051 k. mtetoElect Debbie'Fguo /C00104356 ~*Fritts, Amelia Lew H8H102034 rv. 4b1 LAmelia Lew Fritts for Congress 0//DP 0. -,C00104240 F 0LIlk I.c fIb form =FILED TIMELY WtORT NOT, 1 In.07 EA'T~ P = PRIMARY -4 = NON-FILER STATE:,! MlARYLAND G 2 GENERAL PRIMARY DATE: ICAtION OR REFERRAL W = 1OH 9/12/78 W A 4 HOUSE - Perkins, Melvin (unreg) tiiVi71 5/ftl H18D060 10' (Rpublic. .n) '5z NO coi)1IITrEE hi 'rts OWN,, 1"!"r KEY f romnf 2. * REPOtNOT RtQUIRED I vz' I~i1 *FILED TIMELY ~ P PRMf~ARY %S 'AO STATE: '' MASSAC140SETTS NON-FILER G GENERAL 00RhMARY DATE: 9/ /7 w -WON FILED AMTE PUBLICATION O9R RFERAL Lost LII pArt f-F It- - * a IWZA177 ~ ii . I j:~~ ~a :c EIPTS DATE DUE 30G_ Ft C I FECj2 TTDEBft E OO Al I if71 hop Iy70 KPENDITURE§ ~~ Di X- .4.1jr" ... I I liqp A -'J' 1 *.Ij- JA t I -NAl -1 iftCANDIDATE/COMMITTEE NAME- AI. I I__ 0D ~JJ-i~I 1 , '. - -- I - 1 - lK_I I '-l.J. 1 , , - -0 11 -4 I jll % 1lll...k ?L~i'I~o -1 HOUSE fix '7-' 171 i or II I I I I I I I I'I I I 1,1,1 1 I I q 4 -t Swank, Thomas P. (gfqukIc4%) F- - -SIM I-rBmA0-0rrn I_'II -F-F Ain~1inI11 IF AFl II -P 7' 7 IZ 1., I. I I I I. I No/'1O- 1A1imrTEE I I II II I I I-F YI -I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I 11 1 1 I I I I I. I I.t J . J I .T -t. . 1 I-.. J I__I______L . .- 1 -A - ______ ifi muf '2 ~~J.REPORT NOTNEQUIRED fIt:7- aFILED TIMELY XM'o2:CAT A p. STATE: 141 chl .... oanWWII Ix a NON-FILER P PRIMARY A GSPON G.*GENERAL PR ItARY DATE: Aug Mt8i 1978 .ff FILED AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFERRAL Dr FIL 00 L *IoST r" 4.r I" r I'' 'AlMI4~ QJ 2 Et R IIDwAE/ COM'j;;.11rEE NAME & 10Pg 30P Q3 ' iyV3'7 (E C 2 AFC 2 I.D. DEBTS RECEIPTS Otd~ Cl EXPEtWJ TUR?ES IEC 11 - r v flfvgWI-1. . .1 1 11 1 HOUSE ~IY?~ /0/1 10A3 /1'b ~? /~g 100 l-- l -1.111 II 1- V r- ji'. .##pJJ14- I *"*iI. V W-Mwftwft 1*062. ,- I I A I 1 -I 1 [I T---A.l J-11. 1-1 [~~_1--Fl- -F,-Tll-m, . If- 1w I_ '' ,v Conlin for CongressA 0 I.V 'f C00085282 IV"~ - I ~ K \~')$~. ~'b~ ~ t~. ~ ~' jA 44 Aa I A. TP7-12 *FILED TIMELY Iz Q*REPORT NOT REQUIRED STT: New York ~ON-FILERM P PRIMARY R STIAE: DATE: September 12, 197_k ILE AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFERRAL L uGERLOS ~,PRIPAARYFi-ED L LOT ____ -____ DATE D14FE.G E 2,-Wo Ql Q2 lop Q3 'iOp lOG 30G YE PEC 1'FEC 2FCu ~ ~ C*j fta.DIDATE/COt'wUITTEE'NAM-E. A I.DO, P'~A~ilOPEPDTRSrc 14OUSE _ _ _ _ _IL . . - ______IL .~AI -In I I orlooI x FY senner, Larry cotj~i(" Z-XlX 1-18101613OF 1 ...... LIAOJE 1TV1T177T I A-; .I: . - ILIL---qp-v-.W l: - -1 1 -9- 9 9 a m6mappowl . -- - I6001-- 41. r . - LB a- ______III~I~I~~ I'' ~ '~'-"~'"~ / / L1 No0 cQA1mrTEE I 1i' LIJZiI I I IL~LI I .Iif ~L ~ I-! IfI I.I '~' Af~'. - I .d'.4 ~ I ,,d.fd'A ~ A d'~'' ~ j ~V~~Ei I I 11 -. - __ -- - - I I*-. ~ I I*~r~,J* z'v~,i Fl 1)21 -*777IFTiLLLVrLIELIiLJi r7M' a '7- 7M- -- doo I r -,oo, No~~~l l W ~I I- 4People for floth Committee ) <' HFTF.f 1W*~~ I T7V~Y1 I I FTT IL I i jiA Alw I I IILAJ21 ~j~. *4~*r Z< *FILED TIMELY *REPORT NOT 4 .7Z4'OZcAF ~ P~ES ~ r STATE: O P =PRIMARY 10 S*NON-FIL ER G =GENERAL LibPRPtIARY :DATE: W =WON 6/6/79- S FILED AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFER~RAL : A . Fit-ED L =LOST DATE1 7C.? ~ ~ f 9 jFEt gaDEBTS RCITIG CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE NME2ALb1040P 36 0 MT Ai% Ile7 "PA Iit- HOUSE Z' i -1ZI.- r 16 I I I 1 ti lic III I I Il FTI I -I I I I I I I 1 11 1 I 1 1.11 Mack, Bill (V9eP~bI;'a*") ______I "AHO901121017 A'YIs: * 21st congressional Cmte for BiVo1 flack OwpS Ift 1-0 1 dd "0 9680011OO.C1 I-11 C -VLPo SJames A. Plummer for Coniqress COOl 02350.F TIIal ...... I..... I II I INII1 11 I'll 1 11,111 I II I III III- I-,.l"", , - Iii I II II I II I ,,I II JorT mvnf 2 -. *REPORT "NOT REQ IRED lDrcArE FILED TIMELY I fit-9.jD STATE:' *NON-FILER p *PRIMARY ErtMO OKLAHOMA G =GENERAL /2/7 ID=WON ~. PRIMIARY DATE: *FILED AFTER P6BLIcATION OR REFERRAL L LOST * * a~I27 i I t=Al 30G YE FEC FEC2 FEC-2a RECEIPTS Al 1 lop I 1 03 1 iY[~DEBTS R U I - 02 300~ I ~ I CAND I DATE/COMI TTEE-INAME. A ID; :XPENUI TURE s ..7T...... T7 -FOMJ H~1OUSE 7TZEK ldo - -. . I I I I I 1Ip- i - r- I - I -- , I I I I I -I 1' I - . 1- 1I 1 1 IF I 7r-II II I I. I I 1 11 I. I I II O I' ___ Jessie Dennis (of/7 H80KO5026____ _-vsjL Jzz~ iiL iiLqO waver 0 .3~IF Fo NFTI K~EY *1~ WEORT NOT REQVIAW *_AFILED T941ELY 22yzrA'onca7s, "9 STATE:' ,71 NON-FILER P a PRIMARY PENNNSYL VAN IA G a GENERAL, k PRIIIARY DATE: W WON S*FILED AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFERIRAL L~ LOST . SDAT9 FIL&FD -- i-- ~ RI~O. * a a 101w6 I 30G FEC I FE FEC 2aW DEBTS RECEIPTS OGJ I- lo1 1 1 2--02 -2 t 01 . - i I dP-- R, I O- 1 I CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE NME A 1.00 , :t~ %a - - EXPENDITURES PReC [~V'e- Wtv1o 4 5-.--- ______4 / 7-: 7jI OG I - 0,. a I I I II I I III 7T I I 1.1 1 ~asalga, Gene 00.// Lp C, HBPA10014 I~1~ ~4/ c Gene Basalyga_(Cmte) . % C00101337w 100 Marilyn Coyle Ecoff for Congress lt C00093328 '/ ______TL-IL TJZJ 22 IL S *REPORT NOT hEQUIRED, *FILED TIMELY S NON-FILER Pma PRIMARY CAROLINA G z GENERAL W -WON PRIMARY DATE: 6/13/ 78 FILED AFTER PL ]CATION OR REFERRAL L -LOST ;OtCDA IED--( RECEIPTS OGC EXPENDITURES REC. go, Panucclo, Anthony Pannucl o for Congress C00098822 *1 p 0 2 *REPORT t!PT REQWIRED aZ FILED TIMELY Z:/y OXC" P 1vr STATE; R~WNSSEZ S*NON-FILER = PR IMARY Gi = GEJIERAL PRIMARY DATE: 8/3/78 W = WONi fx7,1 a FILED AFTER PUBLICATION OR REFERRAL. L a LOST, 111 oi -, CANOJDATE/COM4TTEE NAME& 1.0. SENATE Walter .M.(*Ovt NP 106 V/IP f ~1 SOTNO0139 Doc Qr4&lel Campa ign C00097659 Ai~iRonald C. V IIB8TNO6OJJI. APeople Working for Ron Arline C00090225 '19 5//- I ~"~~t KEY REPORT NOT REQUIRED, I a~FILEQ TIMELY w. IEoS STATE: VERMONT n=NON-FILER GP a= GENERALPRIMARY W = WON *~PRIMARY DATE* 9/1 2/78 FI 10DAFTEULCTO RRFRA L =*LOST TRaPBiCAIO R EERA zi - e ' CANDYOATE/COMM!TTEE NAME-i '5HOUSE Peter Don1 4 f~ LUA; vWeT dJ '/y? FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K STREET N.W ' WASHINCTOND.C. 20463 April 3, 1979 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Mr. Bill Mack The 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack 594 East 109th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44108 Re: NP 93 Dear Mr.. Mack: On March 22, 1979, the Commission found probable cause to believe that you committed a violation of 2 U.S.C. S 434 (a)(1) (A) Ci) of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (hereafter "the Act.") Specifically, the Commission found probable cause to believe that you failed to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in a timely manner. On March 22, 1979, the Commission also found probable cause to believe that your principal campaign committee, the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack (hereafter "the Committee") committed a violation of 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (l)A)(A) and 2 U.S.C. S 434(a)(l)(A)(ii). Specifically, the Commission found probable cause to believe that the failed Committee to file a 30 day post-primary election report in a timely manner, a 10 day pre-general election report timely in a manner, and a 30 day post-general election report in a timely manner. under section 437g(a) (5)(B), after such a probable cause determination, the Commission may institute civil action in the United States District Court and seek payment of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,000. If you have any questions, please contact Christopher Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202) 523-4057. UTIOAGeneral Cun el 9W FZEM WT C010[IMt Z the Mhttar 7 21st DiticN F 93 C~gres a OCivuittee for) Bill Mack and Bill Mac I. Marjorie W. IhuiKons, Sceayto the Federal Eeto Cnmnssion, certify that on March 22,, 1979, the Comimission, meetirq in an executive session at which a quorum was present, determined, by a vote of 6-0 to adopt the rcnedainof the General Counsel to take the following actions in the above-captioned matter: 1.Fin PROABLE CA[SE TO ELIEVE that Bill Mack violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) (A) (i) by failing to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in a timely manner. 2. Find PROABLE CAUSE TO~ ELIEVE that the 21st District Congressionkal Committee for Bill Mack violated 2 U.S.C. S434 (a) (1) (A) (i) and 2 U.S.C. 434 (a) (1) (A) (ii) by failing to file a 30 day post-primary, 10 day pre-general,, and 30 day post-general election reports in a timely manner. 3. Notify the respondents of the above actions. Attest: Date Marjorie W. Emmoxns Secretary to the Oconmission March 19# 1979w In the Hatter of) The 21st District )NF 93 Congressional Committee for ) Bill Mack and Bill Mack) GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT Background This matter was referred to the Office of General Counsel from the Reports Analysis Division. The-original designation of this matter was MUR 634. In that matter respondent candidate Bill Mack had failed to file a 10 Day Pre-Primary Election Report in a timely manner. Subsequent to this referral, this office received a number of other referrals involving Bill Mack's principal campaign committee, the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack (hereafter "the Committee"). The Committee failed to file its 30 day post primary, its 10 day pre general and its 30 day post general election reports in a timely manner. Candidate Mack, who ran for a seat in the U. S. House of Representatives from the 21st District of Ohio, lost in the general election, receiving 14% of the votes cast. After a number of attempts' at conciliation with candidate bill Mack,, he agreed to file the above 'named reorts including those for the Cozunittee, which hel signed. These reports have been received by the Commission and reveal *no expenditures and no receipts. The Commission approved a modified conciliation agreement on February 2, 1979 which included all the above mentioned, violations of the Act and a civil penalty in the amount of $50.00. We have, however, been unable to conciliate wil;h Mr. Mack in this matter as he refuses to pay any civil penalty. We therefore recommend that the Commission find probable cause that Bill Mack violated 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (1)(A) (i) and probable cause that Bill Mack's principal campaign committee violated 2 U.S.C. S 434(a)(l)(A)(i) and 2 U.s.c. S 434(a)(l)(A)(ii) for failing to file the above named reports in a timely manner. Recommendation 1. Find probable cause to believe that Bill Mack violated 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (1)(A) (i) by failing to file a 10 day pre primary election report in a timely manner. ion~ 4' /2 79 DArn -WLLAMC.R 'GMNRAL :COU =- Of ) ) ) k?093 ) Committee ) and Bill Mack CERTIFICATION I, Marjorie W. Emumons,, Secretary to the Federal Eledtion Coummission, do hereby certify that onh February 2,, 1979, the Commnission adopted by a vote of 6-0 the recomn- mendation,, as set forth in the General Counsel's Memorandum dated January 31, 1979, to approve the modified conc'iliation agreement and letter, attached to the above-named memorandum,, and send them to the respondents in an effort to finally conciliate this matter. Attest: Date Marjorie W. Emmons Secretary to the Commission Received in office of Commission Secretary: 1-31-79, 1:13 Circulated on 48 hour vote basis: 1-31-79, 2:00 Jeusary 31.p 197 ISMUDUNTO: Marge 3nouis Blisma T,' Gar~r SUDJUT: Mm to the Commtbioa Please have the attached Mema re Xr 093 circulated to the Commission on a 49 hour tally basis, Thank 7bamk FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 41325 K SIREEI N.W ,PIt~ 13 WASHING1ON,D.C. 20463 79A January 3,1979 XMRANDUM TO: The Commission d FROM: William C. Olda RE: Conciliation reement in NF 93 Bill Mack and the 21st District Congressional Committee f r Bill Mack - The attached conciliation agreement represents a slight modification of an earlier agreement which had been approved by the Commission. This new agreement reflect. our efforts to conciliate with the respondents pursuant to our recommenda- tion in NF 181. There we recommended merging conciliation with the respondent committee with ongoing conciliation taking place in NF 93. This attached agreement includes new language describing the respondent committee's failure to file a 10 day-general election report and a 30 day post-general election report. Paragraphs G. He I and J under section III and paragraphs C CIA and D after WHEREFORE represent the major additions incorporated into this new agreement. We recommend that the Commission approve this agreement and that it be sent with the attached letter to the respondents in an effort to finally conciliate this matter. .2 .~ Int the Matter of) * The,21st District )NP 93 Congressional Comiaittee) for Bill Mack and, Bill1 Mack) CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory. responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commuission having found reasonable cause to believe that Bill"Mack violated 2 U.S.C. 5434(a)Cl) (A)Ci) and that the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack (hereafter "Respondent 0 Committee") violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) (ii) and 2 U.S.C. 5434(a) (1)(A) Ci); WHEREFORE, the Commission and Bill Mack and the 21st District Congressional Committee (hereafter "Respondents"),, C having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (5), do hereby agree as follows: KI. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondents and the subject matter under review. II. Respondents have had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows: A. Respondent Bill Mack was the unopposed Republican candidate in the June 6, 1978 primary election for a seat in U6 S 40 U.S.of Represen fromfo theh District in Ohio. B. Respondent Bill Mack vas notiedbteFdra El~ection Commission of his failure to f ile a 10 day prei-primary election report in letters dated May 29, 1978 and May 31, 1978. C. Respondent Bill Mack failed to file a ten day pre- primary election report in a timely manner. D. Respondent the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack was the principal campaign committee for candidate Bill Mack. E. Respondent Committee was notified by the Federal Election Commission of its failure to file a 30 day nost-Drimarv election report in letters dated July 18, 1978 and August 4, 1978. F. Respondent Committee failed to file a 30 day post- primary election report in a timely manner. G. Respondent Committee was notified by the Federal Election Commission of its failure to file a 10 day pre-general election report in letters dated October 30, 1978 and November 1, 1978. H. Respondent Committee failed to file a 10 day pre- general election report in a timely manner. I. Respondent Committee was notified by the Federal Election Commission of its failure to file a 30 day post-general election report in letters dated December 15, 1978 and December 22, 1978. J. Respondent Committee failed to file a 30 day post- general election report in a timely manner. A. That Respondent Bill Mack in in violati~ 5434,(a) (11) (A) 4i), by failing to f ile a 10 day pre --prt~r A repor~t in a timely manner.. B. That Respondent the-21st District Congre sion.ai Couunittee for Bill M~ack 'is in-violation of 2 U.S:,C. $434'(6)(1) (A)(ii) by failing to file a 30 day post-primary election report in a timely manner. C. That Respondent the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack is in violation of 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) (A)(i) by failing to file a 10 day pre-general election report in a timely manner. D. That Respondent the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack is in violation of 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) (A)(ii) by failing to file a 30 day post-general election report in a timely manner. E. That Respondent Bill Mack pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (6)t shall pay a civil penalty of $50. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (1) concerning matters involved herein, or on its own initiative, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agree- ment has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (7). 6 12 U.S.C.O S4 31g(5)(13) C. It is mutually agreed-that this agreemenit shafl become eff ective on the date that all parties hereto have e~cuted same and the Commission has approved the entire agreement. Date William C. Oldaker General Counsel Federal Election Commission DateBilac Bill Mack Mr. Bill Mack 594 E. 109th Street, Cleveland, Ohio 441-08 Re: MUR .634 Dear Mr. Mack: Pursuant to your November 20, 1978 telephone conversation with Christopher Tow we have enclosed a modified conciliation agreement that this office is prepared to recommend to the Commission in settlement of this matter. If you agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and return it along with the civil penalty to the Commis- sion within ten days. I will then recommend that the Commission approve the agreement. Please note the change in the amount of the civil penalty to $50. If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202)523-4073. Since y, Willi C Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure Conciliation agreement In the Matter of) ) UR 634(78) Bil Mack and the 21st IDistrict ) Congressional Committee for) Bill Mack) CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commission having found reasonable cause to believe that Bill Mack and The 21st Diatrict Congressional Committee for Bill Mack (here- after "Respondents") violated 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (1)(A) (i) and 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (1)(A) (ii) respectively; WHEREFORE, the Commission and Respondents, having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.S.C. S 437g (a)(5),, do hereby agree as follows: I. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondents and the subject matter under review. II. Respondents have had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows: A. Respondent Bill Mack was the unopposed Republican candidate in the June 6, 1978 primary election for a seat in the U. S. House of'Repreellttatihs rof thP00 21st district of Ohio. B. Respondent Bill Mack was n1Qtif ed'by the Federal Election Comission of his failure to tile a 10 4dy pre-primary election report in letters dated May 2,9, 1978 and May 31, 1978. C. Respondent Bill Mack failed to file a ten day pre-election report in a timely manner. D. Respondent The 21st Congressional Committee for Bill Mack was the principal campaign committee for candidate Bill Mack. E. Respondent The.21st Congressional Committee for Bill Mack was notified by the Federal Election Com- mission of its failure to file a 30 day post-primary election report in letters dated July 18, 1978 and August 4, 1978. F. Respondent The 21st Congressional Committee for Bill Mack failed to file a 30 day post-election report in a timely manner. WHEREFORE, Respondents agree: A. That Respondent Bill Mack is in violation of 2 U.S.C. S 434(a) (1)(A) (i) by failing to file a 10 day pre- primary election report in a timely manner. B. That Respondent The 21st District Congressional namittee, for Bill Mack in i' violation of 2 .C, 't (a) (1) (A) (ii) by failing to file a 3.0 day post-primx election-report in a timely Manner. C. That Respondent Bill Mack 'pursuant to I-. U.S.C. S 437g(a) (6), shall pay a civil penalty of $50. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone, filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S 437g(a) (1) concerning matters Involved herein, or on its own initiativi, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agreement has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C S 437g(a) (7). 0. B. Respondent agrees to testify to his knowledge of the facts underlying this matter in any civil action brought by the Commission pursuant to paragraph A, supra, 0% or pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 437g(a) (5) (B) . C. It is mutually agreed that this agreement shall become effective on the date that all parties hereto have executed same and the Commission has approved the entire agreement. DATE WILLIAM C. OLDAKER GENERAL COUNSEL FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION DATEBILMKRSODN BILL MACK, RESPONDENT In the'Matter of) 10 Day Pre-Eleation Non-filers from th hi 1978 Primary Election) CERTIFICATION I, Marjorie W. Emmons# Secretary to the Federal Election Commission, do hereby certify that on Decempber 7, 0 1978, "the Commission determined by a vote of 6*0 to adopt the following recommendations, as set forth in the General Counsel's Report dated December 4, 1978, regarding the *40 above-captioned matter: 1. Approve the conciliation agreement attached to the above-named report. 0 2. Send the letter attached to the above-named report. Attest: Date Mroi .Emn 9Secretary to the Commission Received in Office of Commission Secretary: 12-4-78, 4:14 Circulated on 48 hour vote basis: 12-5-78, 12:00 DRW ~ 41 POM3JMUM TO: Marge Mmms FROM: Elise& T. Garr SUIJEC?: 14UR 634 Please have the attache QMu4raX COUUsel's RlPOrt on MUR 634 distributed to the CoMtLssiof On a 4S$0hour tally basis. Thank you. GENERAL COUNSEL 'S REPORT Bacgon This, matter involves 10 day pre-eleo.tion, report nonfilers from Ohio's June 6, 1978 primary electioQn. On September 13, 1978 the Commission voted to take further action against the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer TVed Strickland for violating 2 U.S.C. 5 434(a)(l)(A)(i). The Commission also voted to take further action against candidate Bill Mack for violating 2 U.S.C. 5 434(a)(l)(A)(i). Con- ciliati~n agreements were sent to both the Strickland com- mittee and Bill Mack. Analysis Since this time we have received our conciliation agreement without any changes from treasurer Ted Strickland, signed by him and accompanied by a check for $100, the amount of the civil penalty. This office has recommended in a separate memorandum that the conciliation agreement be accepted and that the matter be closed as to the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee. As for candidate Bill Mck, in addition to his Q* failure to file a ten da pr-election report, his priR cLasapaign committee. was, published as a 30 day post-eIlot, , non filer and was included in MUR 738. In an October 10, 1978 telephone conversation* Mack expressed confusion as to his own reporting responsibilities as distinguished from those of his committee. He also objected to paying a c ivil penalty for his failure to timely file the necessary reports. After being advised As to, what reports were missing, he agreed to have them mailed to the Commission. Mack also agreed in this conversation to sign his committee's 30 day post.%election report and accept responsibility for its late filing. Accordingly, a 10 day pre-election report from candidate Bill Mack and a 30 day post election report from the 21st Congressional Committee for Bill Mack were received by the Commission on October 15, 1978. The reports reveal no contri- butions received and no expenditures made by either Mack or his principal campaign committee. In light of the fact that the reports have been received and in light of the amount of financial activity in the campaign, we recommend that the civil penalty be reduced to $50 and that the attached conciliation agreement be approved. DaA40 Gneral counsel, Attachments Letter to respondent Conciliation Agreement FEDERAL ELECTINCOMM IMQN 1325 K STREET N-W WASt-fNGTON,D.C. 2O3 Mr. Bill Mack 594 E. 109th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44108 Re:: MUR 634 Dear Mr. Mack: Pursuant to your November 20, 1978 telephone conversation with Christopher Tow we have enclosed a modified conciliation agreement that-.this office is prepared to recommend to the, Cnlmnission in settlement,- of this matter. If you agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and return it along with the civil penalty to the Comumis- sion within ten days. I will then recommend that the Commission approve the agreement. Please note the change in the amount of the civil penalty to $50. ~If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202)523-4073, Sincerely, William C. Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure Conciliation agreement THIS ISTHE END 0IJ~i~lh~ ,aOUTIO4 aEFoRE Tim FEDERAL ELECTION 000118810KO In the Matter of R 730 (70) 30 Day Post-Primary Electiorn Non-Filers from the Ohio 1978 Primary Election CERTIFICATION I. Marjorie W. Emmons# Secretary to the Federal Election Commuission, do hereby certify that on December 7# 1978,, the Commission determined by a vote of 6-0 to adopt the following recommendations, as set forth in the General Counsel's Report dated December 4, 1978,, regarding the above-captioned matter: 1. Take no further action against the Dennerli 20th Congressional District Committee and the People for Bushong Committee. Close the f ile as to them. 2. Take further action against the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack by merging it with ongoing conciliation in MUR 634 involving candidate Bill Mack. Attest: Z a 17 /%P dr- frt4 9 ~ i ~ Date Marjorie W. Emmons (.1Secretary to the Commission Received in Office of Commission Secretary: 12-4-78, 4:15 Circulated on 48 hour vote basis: 12-5-78, 12:00 DW46 197 law's Bls" T. Garr SUDJUC!: flUX 738 Please have the attached, General Counsel' 2Repukt on flUR 738 4isttlbuted to the Cmision co a 48 hodir tally basis. Thank you*. BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTIOS l In the Matter of) 30 Day Post-Primary )MUR 738 (78) Election'Non-Filers) from the Ohio 1978 Primary) Election) GENERAL COUNSEL' S REPORT Background This matter was referred to the Office of General Counsel from the Reports Analysis Division. It concerns candidates and committees that failed to file 30 day post-primary election reports in Ohio. They are the Dennerll 20th Congressional District Committee, the People for Bushong Committee, and the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack. All three committees were notified by the Commission on July 18, 1978 and on August 4, 1978 of their failure to file 30 day post-primary election reports due on July 6, 1978. The three committees were also included in a press release issued by the Press Office on September 5, 1978 which contained the names of candidates and committees that failed to file these 30 day post-election reports. Analysis The Denneril 30th Congressional District Committee is the principal campaign committee for Norbert G. Dennerli, Jr. Denerlo a Derato 10jat tho-ppri ? e 1, 12.4% of the votes c~st or 4,741 votes. the IdU file a 10:day pre-prl~ary report sho~ing total::~t 4 $664.08, total expenditures of $663.$39,, and cash ft hiod4 obf .69. In light of these, facts and applying the criteria set forth by the Task Force on Nonfiling Procedure* in 'its Filing Procedures in its May 23, 1978 memorandum, we recomend closing the matter as to the Dennerll 20th Congressional District Committee. The People for Bushong Committee is the principal campaign committee for Thomas F. Bushong. Bushong lost the Democratic primary election in~ the 4th District of Ohio receiving 7,702 votes or 42.4% of the votes cast. Candidate Bushong did file a 10 day pre-election report which revealed no receipts and no expenditures. Again applying the criteria set forth by the Task Force on Nonfiling Procedures, we recommend closing the matter as to the People for Bushong Committee. The 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack ia the principal campaign committee for Bill Mack who was unopposed in the June 6, 1978 primary election. Candidate Bill Mack, chairman of his principal campaign committee, has also failed to file a 10 day pre-primary report (see MUR 634). On September 13, 1978 the Commission voted to take further action against Bill Mack for his failure to file this 10 day pre-primary report, A conciliation agreement witih ,_ civil penalty was also approved,. on October 10,F A.1,0( office contacted Bill Mack and discussed both his t4211ur to file his. 10 day pre-election report and his Cont failure to file its'30 day post-election report. 'Conciliation is still taking place. In light of this, we recommend merging the issue of Bill Mack's principal campaign committee's failure to file a 30 day post-election report with MUR 634 ,mkhinvolved candidate Bill Mack's failure to file his 10 day pre-election report. Recommendation 1. Take no further action against the Dennerl'l 20Oth Congressional District Committee and the People for Bushong Committee. Close the file as to them. 2. Take further action against the 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack by merging it with ongoing conciliation in MUR 634 involving candidate Bill Mack. Date William C..'O-lciaker General Counsel ATTACHMENTS Referral from RAD Chart FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIO 1325K STREETN.W WASHINGTON,.C. 20463 September 25, 1978 TO: OMANDO B. POT-T'ER THRUG: CMHASEUOST/ FROW NON-FILER O4).Mj SUB= 30DAYPOST-PLE ZION NION-FIS - FW ?j M Ohio In accordance with the Task Force of Non-filers, attached _please find the referral of the ca~dtsand committees that were published as Non-filers for the 30 Day Post-election Report for the Primiary election held in Ohio The first notice (reason to believe) was sent by rnailgr3am on July 18, 1978. T[he second notice (reasonable cause tom eieewasetb aigam or*-August 4, 1978 OnSptme the.yrbss Office issued a release containing the nae ofe candidates and committees which failed to file the 30 Day Post-election Reports... *Copies of the canpleted ballot chart, certified green cards and telecons are included in this packet. 21st District Congressional Committee for Bill Mack Denneril 20th C.D. Committee - People for Bushong Committee Report Due------30 Day pas Oho Publication------..S~ptewuber Date of Election------Ju ne 6,, 197- Reason to Believe ------July 18, 19 Reasonable Cause to Beive..Auut4, 1 Candidate/ Dis- Party Number- Win/Lose Waiver or, Date Aggregate Aggregate Committee trict JAggregate a,R e7,ndto of of Report Filed Receipts Expenditures- Activity on' RCT Votes Votes Filedj Previous INotie ______Reports Lose/ Waiver 5/8/78 I'i'nerl1 20th 120 Democrati 4,741 12.4% not filed Congressional $1,327.00 Both Take no! furtfier :District CommitteE rec I d action I -~ ~ I t ~I-.-.-..---.--.p[ I I I______AtThomas F. Bushong, wPeople for Bushono, Waiver 6/1/78 De-mocrat 7,702 Lose/ not f iled a .*Committee* 01,000.00 Take no 42.4% further RlTrB : actio.0 re'd Bill Mack/ 21st unopposed in Waiver 6/5/78 District Congres- 21 Republican PrimaryBt ae ute sional. Committee Election 0 Day Post' 0/15/7 0 f Bill 0 0 rcd ato. 1eg Mack* wt non FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K SIREET N.W WASHING TOND.C. 20463 Septembet* 25, 1978 ORANDO B. Par=1 TH~im:Tc HASM0RSMT FTGI: mm-FflR Om SUB3E=: 30 DAY POST-;TLEY;Xl(N 1Nat*"F~ t Ohio In accordance with the Task Force of oNm-filers, tace please find the referral of the candidates and cottaittees. that wemre published as Non-filers for the 30 Day Post-election !ISport for the Primary election held in Ohio The first notice (reason to believe) was sent by mailgram on July 18, 1978 .The second notice (reasonable cause t eeve) was -sent bymailgrmu on August 4, 1978 on p... 12 tk-a Press Office issued a release containing the am of t~he 6mndidates and catuittees which failed to file the 30 Day Post-election eports. Copies of the ccrpleted ballot chart, certified green cards and telecons are included in this packet. 21st District Congressional Comittee for Bill Mack Dennerll 20th C.D. Comittee People for Bushong Comittee qfr~s&Z9 4 f10 rczCR*M. Mi~ own co:oismJs~I 30 P'AY POST1 CrClIiC STATUS Rrou0T 0,110 EPA.LOrf ,~io~c'~'EIXCTIOIR [sATCS .'IN 6 177 MEVc C- * CAUNDACY * COMPFLIANCE TRACK r-* -'(C1." l COnnlHIS * REGISfERED * RTF RCT9 Pus i'.':..f..JPrfZ. LLOYD 04/11/78 1 r[r.,jfu1ELECTION COMMfITTEE y ------.4 ------00--ft - - 0 06/01/79 I U*:rS f'~ PVSIIONG COMMIJTTEE y SEP 05W ------V~1~ t4C?f.t TRY.@ PAUL WWOARD 04/07/78 Y41X fr-i! If- uMccAFTrIY 'C eOV13%7 ------I ------4 ------ Hr.P:SC14 FOfIAUI 14a 04/10/78 #40f,19~tJ,011 703r46401. 05/19/78 9-10VT rf2v! COPGRESS COMMITTlEE ------a------a -- m ------ ------ 1 ~**'''''6'6I.~ ~**6tei.Ie.Iea..9~tge8gI,.*.., -I 'ru' i wsrvo1'Arct JUI 6 1770 wc VITrA: .OR. 6* 1 CM OCTfSZvWt COFSILIANCE tRACK ------MACCEobNT.I% U. 04/21/78 I4i M~ASSE rt'9f.CONGRESS COMITITEE 'S1Atiti(', J. WILIAMS 04/28/77 P'ILL StASTOt, FOR COflORESS COSMMITTEE ~~~------TI':Ok GARY ALLAI .05/16/77 TtSID FOR C014GRESS CAMPAIGN a------ re.ti'( SA"UEL Le 05/31/77 l' r AFI!' CONIGRESS COMITTEE fT 1: 0 ) e03 6 4 y ------4 ***'?'9 clAL~ tt~ I~ A h~~1 EC 1£f l S ATUS R EPO0RT 30 DAY POST El B4ALLOT .... 01110 - 1DUE DATE: AUL 6 19 DATEI JUN 6 1978 £LC1NO3DELECTION' IRC T * R EVG I S (E RE D * R T O C al / 1S KCC C11[.IEATE/FCCJ'*s ~~ l ft'? PUR o04/07i78 1 CAMPAIGN, comiIZTlEE------4ALL-1A!I FOR~ ------CONORESS ------ ------ ,a~rL, J.0/20/78 't~LTR COMMKITEE 0*:'EL C~tIW319ESS!0tlAI- o J~~ CIIALMERS M6041503, Y------o YLIE FOR~ CNGR~ES COMMITTEE - -- -- 9 ------(, - -"'0------o :rCEv it. NORMIAN FOR. CONGRESS o VIZCE i------ o ~:;19c~205/12/79 GARY LOREN *9Af4 PrOCt-LIHO ------01110 I!ALLOt FLECTIzIff: OH30P ELECTION VATEt JUN 6 1778 DUE 1UNTE0 J-&I 46 1?76 * CANDIDACY * COflFLIANCE TR.ACK C.#f I for.rc ,gr.C/f COIINCHTS * REGISTERED * RT9 RCTR rue oGc (ut~v~rhL tW.OFIERTo G. JR* DENVIR'LL 20th CONG. DIST. CN'fl. C00094613 07y/5SP0 ------ !'StfldCf'r UILL16M Js 6 4/21/78 M**J tEtICK FOR CONGRESS COMMfITTEt 3 1 4 6 q'%1 /i b ot/m/t * ZIFT t#ISTPZCT CONGRESSIONAL CO~f1ZTTEE FOR B'ILL MACK lIOTTL# PO11AL~e A. 05110177 fCE-SLECT RON 'lorri FOR C6UGRESS COMMITTEE. ------ I * - .~-.**. RUB 10 SNDKI: CAOmphesseI.3 ad Add yru addu4W ikthe 0410111= TO " aon 1. The following service, Is requI estedi (check one). o3 Show to wham and date delivered...... 15f o Show to wham, date, A address of delivery.. 35s oRESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered...... 650 oRESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delivery 850 2. ARTICLE Ca ~t,IefR*0. .3 and t. AIDDRESED TO: "U"-i dd71 vw'addm., iuh. '*1u1N "to ac.. I, NWUW, I 1. Th. following service is requested (Check ame). 0Show to whOmus d date delverd...... ISO o Show to whom, date, &addres Of delivery.. 35o oj REFSTRICTED DELIVERY. Sim* to whomR and dat ie 650 QRKSTRICTED, D,~~V Shwo ho,4 laan dsgof delivery 850 z. RCLE ADDRESSE TQ6 64es60 NO- RInmw No. WRSS*. ~4ft!" !!" ftnew of odiresas or sme I bot s#ved the article described above. *&!1JOAT'4 rl AAA. uorz gn * GOP: 1976--0-203-456 * GOP: I5?I-O-2O3~4~6 POSMARK 1,Cftwuss I.ieb 4fyly it POs IVLR-BCASJV: CLERK'S INITIALS I * GOP: 19*-0-203-456 MKr1WOI AnAYSIS DIVISICL4 IEASMt TO BEIWE- CALLS P IJA~~:_____ FN Mo~ DUE: ______IaB______ ______INIT IIALS: DAFflIM: ______I CALLD: FEPOMW ANALYSIS DIVISiW - POST PUDLCATIOt4 CAL I1~TE/'Tfl4E0 t ' HO C L INITIALS: ~bf CX5oZa7\ 0 IALUA 0 W RTB RCTB 3 SENDER: Copet es 1. 2. and 4. Addyou ades le e "RETRN TO" spacen an%. W"W =d"Vr~~ 9 . The following erviceis requesid (check one)...... 250 ed(checkone)~ 25 Show to whomnand damdelvered & addres of delivery ... 454 ving servicewis fewd.davesed ...... 454 I ' Show to whom, date, whomdt Show to whom and date delivered ...... 5 showtorYt~ ...... RESTRICTED DELIVERY. 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(Fees shown are in addition to possage charges and other Show so whom, date and address of delivery .1.05$ fees). ees shown are in addition so P~sag charges and other 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: REISER-N~jCERTIFIED NO. INOW94I. always obtain signature of addressee or agent I have received the article described above. SIGNATURE -~0 Addres% 0 Authorized ajn DATE OF DELFVERY -. C 5. ADDRtESS (Complete only Htreqlwst.(e K1978~ F UN ABLE TO DELIVER BECAUSE- ZA 10 oS I6. * W' l: - J) 4'. GOP:It*-020.1-454 FEDEFRAL ELECTION Whhnk..,S1IUN 1977 -1970 CANDIDtATE INDiEX OF sIJPpor'1IrG DfCUIIEN TS - (E) ------CAID IDAT .'~ili IT~r/ricuMrJTRECEIPTS EXPENIDITURES OFFICE SOJUGHT." PARTY PRIMARY GENERAL PRIMARY GENERAL COVERAGE ------r-eoIjcHfltr.p TfHAS- F. HOUSE 04 DEMOCRATIC PARTY 0OHI0 1978 ELE I * STA TF , -HUET OF CANOIDATE 1JU478 12978 'SIAT'et171ET OF CANDIDATE 2.CANr'I~itlTF PF~fF',.*TS OF RECEIPT &EXPENDITURES 0 io7~10 A4Y rRE-PR ' IARY 0 1APR7.8 -22hAY7B- 2o0DA-t rc.E-prImARY - AMENDMENT 0 3. FRT01.FAlI-s"r,HPATON COMMTTTE PFOPLEt rnp DII;vHi.iG cfiiITTEE IDO C000960113 1JUJN78 S?~TATCTMFNT OF" ORf3ANI.2ATION 0 T r!i*A T"1. .r:~ CONTRIBUTIONS TO EXPENDITURES In# COOO85639 wu~:~X~f~iF~CFO~R* l~n0T. COVERN~tINT COMMIT TEE C':2W. ! 0rkCpAi ZT l'riN ;,400 0 l~JULY 1.0 i11JART1rCLY -TERMTHATED I1r000 Trem~i T7 u TOTAL For PART 5 1'000 0 0 ,43,1E/ rTEEFN TNTIEPENDENT CONTRIBUtTIONS INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES 45EVI.LFGAT E DELECATE CONTRIPUTIONS DELEGATE EXPENDITURES TO EXPENDITURES ON BEHIALF OF C 0$:1 1)N TCAT 10 i IS CONTRIBUJTIONS 0. 1977-178 CANDrIPA(TF INDgEX OF SUPPORTINGS DOCUMENTS -(E) CANriIITr/C OMM ITTE/IOCU$ENT REC-EIPTS EPNIUE OFFICE SOUCI4T/ PARTY 'PRIMARY GENERAL PRIMARY GENERAL COVERAGE D OHIO !IENNERLL., MRf. LJORDERT G. JR. tHOUSE 20 UNKNOWN 1.* STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE OF RECEIPT & EXPENDITURES 2.CA[if'TE R~rORTS 1 0 YOTA L 0 3. rR~TNCTPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ID# C00094013 Dj'iJNFr-,LL .20ThJ CONGR:ESSIONAL DISTRICT COMMITTEE or oRGAN'IZATION 8MAY78 1972 STTEMENT 25MAR78 -27M6AY78- 1o DA~Y PRE-PRIMARY 664 663 TOTAl. 664 663 4. AUTHORIZED' COMMITTF'3 ID# C00051839 ClITZENSi FOR DENNERLL COMMITTEE CONTRI1nUTIONS TO EXPENDITURES TIIER:~!fl:~J rncuImr-NTS . 0 0 FOR VA RT 5 TOTAL- T COTIUIN INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES 6. 4,-4F:/ INDJFflNDENT INDEF>ENDENT ONTRIBUTONS DELEGATE EXPENDITURES, 7. 43-41 / ranTGATE DELEGATE C CONTRIBUTIONS.T EXPENDITURES ON DEHALF OF 81 Cr)Mh!)TCAT~riNS 1971- 1978 CANDI)XDATE YNl.IUX OF SUPPORT IN6. DtOCUMEN~TS -(E) CANIDILATE /COrtM ITTEE/DOCWIENT RECEIPTS EXPENDITURES OFFICE SOUGHT/ PARTY PRIMARY GENERAL PRIMWARY GENERAL COVER BILL HOUSE 21 REPUBLICAN PARTY 1.c~ OHIO STATrMENT OF CANDIDATE v-;'o srnvrEilENT or CANDIDATE CAN;rDATF REPO)RTS OF RECEIPT & EXPENDITURES TOTAL PRINCIPAL CAMr AI'51 COIMMITTEE 21ST DISTRICT CONG3RESSIONAL COMMITTEE FOR-DILL MACK 19?70 CpT^TrFNT Or OTRCANI ATTPIN ViTATUrlET OF ORGAN~TZATION.-AED~J Tft fe L~1 A . TI-,r.:or T F..TriCI1MTTTEES flulr:I'f.-riwi r:Oc(IMENTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO EXPEND ITURES TOTAL FOR PART 5 0 .0 0 0 434E/ INrFPrNFIENT INDEPENDENT CONTRIBUTIONS INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES 4 --?I/ lFt Ft3ATE. DELEGATE CONTRIBUTIONS DELEGATE EXPENDITURES: COMM~UNICATIO1NS' CONTRIBUTIONS TO EXPENDITURES ON BEHALF OF 0 MUR No. 34- MU N. 34DATEOF ORIGINAL REFERRAL -IAnn. 2', - i 7 **PURPOSE: On Octo6 r 16, 1978,1 the Clerk of the House received the -10 Day Pre-Primary Report from Bill-Mack (01/21) for-the Ohio primary election. Enclosed is a copy of the Sununary Page for your information. RA0.is aware that on September 13. 1978, approval was received from the Comission to seek conciliation with the candidate. OUTCOME: (if applicable) *Commissionj~f unit which initiated original Referral (e.g. AUDIT/RAD/OGC). "*INFORMATION, or RESULTS OF RAD ACTION, as appropriate. I flGP01.1 OP n 0C2"?3 A%.D M t.::ZMTU;,Eq CUM, OnTIim cn. ATiiwi) ran M%LOaWJAiOI I on1EL(ECIVAJTO FEICflAL W-TICE (Escept for Cc.-ddates or Ccerni~nn rmcivil:3 W.ri .:e:' fisirv £'w~meittfol etftooix- bv a caucdedj toqeMi gaenotveetionS end make sonproe'rt .1 lrc~-- .fc, cr (-en .~Qf- mugueoew iiipate ,roilcts with ietpctow esel. elect,. /Q(itMifc~~ sn 6nwn'h4p~tett& 0 tlce1-,. Soupt. 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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION * 1325 K S1REET N.W WASHINCTON,.C. 20463 November 2,r 1978 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED Mr. Ted Strickland c/o The Ted Strickland for Congress Committee Post Office Box 690 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 RE: MUR 634 Dear Mr. Strickland: The Commission has approved the conciliation agrroement which was signed by you on October 9, 1978.Acriq , I have signed the agreement on behalf of the C' -dj- The conciliation agreement in effect closes t1 to you. A copy of it is enclosed for your irniF Sincerely, W* m . 0 ker General Counsel Enclosure Conciliation Agreement BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COISS10OW In the Matter of MIR 6 34 TedStrickland for Congress-Comittee CERTIFICATION 1, Marjorie W. Emmons, Secretary to the Federal Election Commission, do hereby certify that on October 31T. 1978, the Commission determined by a vote of 5-0 to approve the recommendation, as set forth in the General Counsel's memorandum dated October 26, 1978,, that the conciliation agreement be signed and that the matter be closed as to the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee. Voting for this determination were Commissioners Aikens, Tiernan, McGarry, Thomson, and Harris. Attest: Date Secretary to the Commission Received in Office of Commission Secretary: 10-26-78, 4:01 Circulated on 48 hor vote basis: 10-27-78, 11:30 Oatobzr 26, 1976 MEMORANDUM TO:* Marge Ens FROM: Elissa, T. Garr SUBJECT: MbUR 634 Please have the attached mew and conciliation agreement distributed to the Commission on a 48 hour tally basis. Thank you, C Y FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K SI REET N.W 0OTZ P4:1 WASHINCTON,D.C. 20463?8CZ 4 D October 26,, 1978 MEMORANDUM TO: The Comission FROM: William C. Old r RE: MUR 634, Ted rickland for Congress Committee Conciliation greement The Commission voted on September 13, 1978 to take further action against the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee for its failure to file a 10 day pre-election report in a timely manner. A conciliation agreement was also approved on that date and sent to the respondent committee. Since then, we have received our conciliation agreement without any changes, signed by the comittee treasurer and accompanied by a check for $100, the amount of the civil penalty. We therefore recommend that the agreement be signed and that the matter be closed as to the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee. Attachment 'n the Matter of) 30 Dbay Pro-Election) Non-.Filers from the ) IUR 634(78) QhQ1978 Primary) El'ection CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commission having found reasonable cause to believe that the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer (hereafter "respondents") violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) Cl) (A)Ci); WHEREFORE, the Commission and Respondent, having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (5), do hereby agree as follows: I. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondent and the subject hit~l~t$scase, II. Respondent has had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows: A. Respondentsthe Ted Strickland for Congress Committee, is the principal campaign committee for candidate Ted Strickland who won the June 6, 1978 Democratic primary election for a seatin the U.S. House of Representatives from the 6th district of Ohio. B. Respondents' 10 day pro-primary electior x ~ 4e to be f iled no later than May 27, 1978. C. Respondents failed to file their 10 day -prea-ptiR election report by May 27, 1978. D. Respondents were notified by the Federal Election Commission of their failure to file a 10 day pro-primary election report in letters dated May 29, 1978 and May 31, 1978. E. Respondents did file a 10 day pre-primary election report which was received by the Commission on June 8,,-1978. F. Respondent Ted Strickland was serving as treasurer of the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee on June 8, 1978 and signed the 10 day pre-primary election report. WHEREFORE, Respondents agree: A. That respondents violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) Ci) by failing to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in a timely manner. B. That Respondents, pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (6), shall pay a civil penalty of $100.00. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (1) concerning matters involved herein, or on its own initiative, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agreement has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (7). B.. Respondent 1?dStr icklinda r knol~~go te acs ~rl:yin this matter in 'on4 b~0~qhtby the C~~is~1o' pr*uat to paragrpq ~ *an to, 2 U. S. C. ;.S43gCa)5)1B) C.It is mutually agreed that this agreumAi~f lshall be- come effective-on the date that all parties hereto have executed same and the Comm'"ission has approved the entire agreement, W ~Ce General Counsel Date Ted Strickln Respondent 4r4 Jilthe Hatter of) 10' Day Pre-Election) Non-Filers from the, NUR 634 (78) ~~ Ohio 1978 Primary) Election) 4I CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commission having found reasonable cause to believe that the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer (hereafter "respondents") violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) WHEREFORE, the Commission and Respondent, having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.SC 47e)() ohrb agree as follows: I. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondent and the subject matter .of this case, II. Respondent has had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows:. A. Respondent,the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee, is the principal campaign committee for candidate Ted Strickland who won the June 6, 1978 Democratic primary election for a seatin the U.S. House of Representatives from the 6th district of Ohio. as Respondents' 10, day pre-riuy electiozci* S to,be filed no later than May 27# 1978. c. Respondents failed to file their 10 day pre-o .iwm;T election report by-may 27,F 1978. D. Respondents were notified by the' Federal Election Commission of their failure to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in letters dated May 29, 1978 and May 31j, 1978.1 E. Respondents did file a 10 day pre-primary election report which was received by the Commission on June 8,, 1978. F. Respondent Ted Strickland was serving as..treasurer of -the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee on June '8,1978 and signed it the 10 day pre-primnary election report. WHEREFORE, Respondents agree: A. That respondents violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) (i) by failing to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in a timely e manner. B. That Respondents, pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (6.), shall pay a civil penalty of $100.00. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (1) concerning matters involved herein, or on its own initiative, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agreement has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the Distr ict of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S.437g(a) (7). ,ant C. It i's mutually agr~eed that this agreement $hall be- come effective on the date that all parties hereto have executed same and the Commission has approved the entire agreement.. Date William C. Oldakdr General Counsel 4 2L1~ 'cs. Date cTed Strickland Respondent C ...... ...... r147 Ot0 h Ou 'TB CAWMP~ MANAGER11 POIR USU"t0" ft Orethers 1614 a"I sueet. P.O.1111o Pipms ON. 455 44035 FINANCE OGUCTOR SPECIAL CONSLTANT CA1111MN8TAT11111111 9~is low Maom " Iroquois Ain mae 9210 U.&. 50 Hillsboro. Ohio. 46133 14143521273 October 79 1978 COUNTY COORDONATORS ADAMS KeithSweerinssn Rt. 3.$a 2M. Brier Rugs oWs union,ONOe 40003 Mr,* William C. Mlaker, GOeSeral3 Coumiel I -513-549-32S2 Federal Election Commission 40 Ostemn1log I 1325 K Street N.W.s Rl. 2. theenerRnew Georsetom,.Ohio 45121 1-S13.MS312S Washington, D.C. 201463 806872 CLERMONT Dear Mr. Qiaker: 4Mslcks ow 11-5134752411143 Rett Ted Strickland - 06 11 40 BarbaeraSeylts 71 Faculty plae Your letter of September 19, 1978 -Wilmington, Ohio 44177 I113-39240432 Conciliation Agreement PAYETTE OsnyVGarrison 71 Ros.GinSW. Enclosed please find the Conciliation Agreement and our 114-33&5970 check # 356 in the amount of $100. which vas the civil penalty imposed in this case* 40 BillFurnish 40WestWalnut Street Hillsboro. Ohio 41133 11-:13.393-291 We would like to call to your attention the fact that PICKAWAY our campaign maniager, Bert Crothers did call the Federal PaulaKingsley 117West Main Street Election Comission when it became apparent that our Circleville, 0Ohio43113 1-414-4741101 Treasurer could not be found to sign the reports. If PIKE the Federal Election Staff Member had advised Mr., Crothers BlaineBeeimen 316 Arlington could have signed the report In lieu of Waverly,Ohio 4566 that the candidate 1-414-947-2392 the Treasurer's signature, the report could have been sub- Rn- mitted in a timely manner.s Tim" Fuller Sot 267-A ChiesterHill Road Chillicothe, Ohio 41601 Wle apologize to the Federal Eflection Comnmission for any 14614-775-9442 we had absolutely no choice SCIOTO inconvenience; however, Wilbur Morgan except to file a late report under the circumstances* 2737H-illview Drive Portsmouth. Ohio 45662 1414-3634)18 WARRENd Sicey ThslmaConover 294 ThompsonStreet Morrow, Ohio 45162 1.113406.3684 VINTONd MarjorieKinney Route?2 Ted Strickland McArthur, Ohio461 Pid for by the Strickland for Congress Committee, Bert Crothers, Chairman, P.O. Box 690, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662. Telephone (614) 353-6928 A oyof our report is on file with the Federal Election Commission and may be purchased from the Federal Election Commission. Washington, D.C.J 4;E INV lf"Q I- ~ 4' L A' A fl I~Ie St. FEDERAL ELTt2IN 1.325 K STREET N.W. WASHiNTONDDC 20463 CEIRTIFIED MAI WETMRRCEIPT REQUESTED Committee Ted Stricklald for Congress Mr. Ted Strickland# Treasurer post office Box 69.0 portsmouthr Ohio 45662 RE: MUR 634 A Dear Mr. Strickland: determinled that there 31, 1978, the Commission On May that you committed a violation reasonable cause to believe Election Campaign was (A) (i) of the Federal of 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) the Commission found as amended. Specifically, :violated Act of 1971, you and your comnmittee cause to believe that day pro-primary reasonable failing to file a ten 434(a) (1)(A) (i) by primary election Section to the June 6, 1978 Ohio election report prior from the 6th the U.S. House of Representatd.'Ves for a seat in timely manner. district of Ohio in a such duty to attempt to correct The Commission has a methods of of 30 days by informal violations for a period and by entering into a conciliation and persuasion an agreement conference we are unable to reach agreement. If finding of probable conciliation Commission may, upon a during that period, the institute civil suit a violation has occurred, civil cause to believe and seek payment of a States District Court in the United $5,000. penalty not in excess of that this office a conciliation agreement of We enclose Commission in settlement to recommend to the the enclosed is prepared with the provisions of matter. If you agree it along with this please sign and return conciliation agreement, githin ten days. I will civil penalty to the Commission agreement. the Commission approve the then reconmmend that the for changes in any questions or suggestions If you have ease contact Christopher conciliation agreement,, 523-4073. the enclosed to this ma er at (202) Y. Tow, the attorney assigned Sincere1 William C. Old ker General Counsel Enclosure -. -- ~ :3 In the Matter of ) 10 Day Pre-Election ) Non-Filers.' from the ) MUR 634(78) 'Ohio 197,8 Primary ) Election ) CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commission having found reasonable cause to believe that the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer (hereafter "respondents") violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) (A) (i) ; - WHEREFORE, the Commission and Respondent, having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (5), do hereby agree as follows: I. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondent and the subject matter.of this case. II. Respondent has had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows: A. Respondent,the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee, is the principal campaign committee for candidate Ted Strickland who won the June 6, 1978 Democratic primary election for a seatin the U.S. House of Representatives from the 6th district of Ohio. Be,. Respondents' 10 day proermr eeto rtw *S to be filed no later than may 27,,19,78. c. Respondents failed to file their 10 day pre-prima&2~ election report by May 27, 1978. D. Respondents were notified by the Federal Election, Commission of their failure to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in letters dated May 29, 1978 and May 31, 1978. E. Respondents did file a 10 day pre-primary election report which was received by the Commission on June 8, 1978. F. Respondent Ted Strickland was serving as treasurer of the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee on June 8, 1978 and signed the 10 day pre-primary election report. WHEREFORE, Respondents agree: A. That respondents violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) (i) by failing to file a 10 day pre-primary election report in a timely manner. B. That Respondents, pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (6), shall pay a civil penalty of $100.00. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (1) concerning matters involved herein, or on its own initiative, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agreement has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (7). c. it i's mutually Agreed that this agremnt shall be- come effective on the date that all parties hereto have executed same and the Commission has approved the entire agreements Date William.C. Oldaker General Counsel Date Ted Strickland Respondent WASINGOND.C September 19, 1978 URNIBDIL REQUESTED Mr. Bill Mack 594 East 109th Street Cleveland, Ohio 418RE: MUR 634 Dear Mr. Mack: that there On May 31, 1978, the Commission determined violation was reasonable cause to believe that you committeda (A)(i) of the Federal Zlection Campaign of 2 U.S.C. 1S434(a)(l) found 1971, as amended. Specifically# the Commission Act of Section 434(a) reasonable cause to believe that you violated to file a ten day pre-primary election (1)(A) (i) by failing for a prior to the June 6, 1978 Ohio primary election report the 21st district seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from of Ohio. such The Commission has a duty to attempt to correct for a period of 30 days by informal methods of violations entering into conference, conciliation and persuasion and by agreement. If we are unable to reach an agree- a conciliation a finding of ment during that period, the commission may, upon to believe a violation has occurred, institute probable cause seek payment Civil suit in the United States District Court and of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,000. a conciliation agreement that this office is We enclose of this prepared to recommend to the commission in settlement If you agree with the provisions of the enclosed matter. it along with conciliation agreement# please sign and return penalty to the commission within ten days. I will the civil agreement. then recommend that the commission approve the changes in if you have any questions or suggestions for conciliation agreement# please contact Christopher the enclosed (202) 523-4073. Tow, the attorney assigned to this m at since eXLy,.- William .ldaker General "'Counsel. Enclosure dmpdN. In the Matter of) 10 Day Pre-Election ) MUR 634 (78) Non-Filers from the) Ohio 19,78 Primary) Election) CONCILIATION AGREEMENT This matter having been initiated by the Commission in the ordinary course of carrying out its supervisory responsibilities, and after an investigation, the Commission having found reasonable cause to believe that Bill Hack (here- after "Respondernt') violated 2 U. S.C. S434 (a) (1) (A) Ci); WHEREFORE, the Commission and Respondent, having duly entered into conciliation as provided for in 2 U.S.C. 5437g (a)(5), do hereby agree as follows: I. The Federal Election Commission has jurisdiction over the Respondent and the subject matter of this case. II. Respondent has had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate that no action should be taken in this matter. III. The pertinent facts underlying this matter are as follows: A. Respondent was the unopposed Republican candidate in the June 6, 1978 primary election for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from the 21st district of Ohio. ~*~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Election Cofnission of his failure to f i, a 10 day pr*- primary election report in letters dated May 2,9, 197-8an4 may 31, 1978. C. Respondent has failed to file a ten day pre-election report. WHEREFORE, Respondent agrees: A. That Respondent violated 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1) (A)Ci) by failing to file a 10 day pre-primary election report. B. That Respondent, pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g (a)(6), shall pay a civil penalty of $500.00. Payment shall be made to the Treasury of the United States. IV. General Conditions A. The Commission, at the request of anyone filing a complaint under 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (1) concerning matters involved herein, or on its own initiative, may review compliance with this agreement. If the Commission determines that this agreement has been violated, it may institute a civil action for relief in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (7). B. Respondent agrees to testify to his knowledge of the facts underlying this matter in any civil action brought by the Commission pursuant to paragraph A, supra, or pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S437g(a) (5)(B). sam and the Commi~ssion has Date William C. Oldaker General Counsel Federal Election Commission Date Bill Mack# Respondent TH 2O In the Matter of 10 DaV Pre-Election KIV 634 (781) No-ilers frm the Ohio) 1978 Primary Election ) 1, Marjorie W. Emcns, Secretar to the Federal Election Cuisin do hereby Certify that on SEeptp~r 13, 1978,, the Qzwnission dtrda by a vote of 6-0 to adopt the rea-e-dation of the General Counsel to take the follwing actions in the above-captioned nitter: 1. Take no further action against William P. McKenna and the Normile Election Coamittee,, and close the file on these respondents. 2. Leave the file open and seek to reach conciliation with the Ted Strickland for Congress Ccmtnittee and its treaure, Tied Strickland,, for violating 2 U.s .C. S434 (a) (l)(A) (i) . 3. Lave the file open and seek to reach onciliation with Bill Mack for violating 2 U. S.C. S434 (a) (1) (A) (i) . 4. Approve the conciliation ag-rearents attached to the General Counsel's August 21, 1978, Report on NMJ 634 (78). 5. Send the letters atahdto the General Counsl's August 21,, 1978 Report on KMV 634 (78). Attest: Date g orie W. EmmoKns eceay to the Ccxriission fWE~RAL .ELECTION COMMISSION 1325,K, STREET NW WASHINGTOND.C. 20463 MEMRANDU'! TO: CHARLES STEELE FW4 . MARJORIE Wq. F1MON51'L DATE-. SEPTEMBER 5, 1978 SUBJECT: MUR 634 General Counsel's Report dated 8-21-78 Received in Office of Commission Secretary: 8-30-78, 2:12 The above-named document was circulated to the Commission on a 48 hour vote basis at 9:30 a.m. on August 31. 1979. -Commissioner Staebler submitted an objection at 9:52 this date thereby placing the matter on the Executive Session Agenda for September 13, 1978. A copy of Comm'issioner Staebler's vote sheet is attached. ATT-ACHmT- Vote Sheet cc: Commissioner Staebler WaLTIO4y , ~12 ly ELECTION: COMMISSION FEDERAL 18 SEt 5 529 WASHINCTON.D.C. 20463 Date and Time Transmitted: AUqustf, 1978- Commissioner ______ RETURN TO OFFICE OF COMMISSION SECRETARY BY: SEPTEIMBERL3' 1978 - I dated 8-21-78 MUR No. 634 (78) - General Counsel's Rep~ort C)I approve the recommendation I object to the recommendation /CY COMMENTS: /~ A7A7~12/YA~.C I /L7 A (A,7 0 Date:e/ 7/-/2 Signature: THE OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL WILL TAKE NO ACTION IN THIS MATTER UNTIL THE APPROVAL OF FOUR COMMISSIONERS IS RECEIVED. PLEASE 7 RETURN ALL PAPERS NO LATER THAN THE DATE AND TIME SHOWN ABOVE T THE OFFICE OF COMMISSION SECRETARY. ONE OBJECTION1, PLACES THE iTE'"t 01N THE EXECUTIV1E SESSION 'GE~IDA. Auga'st. 422' lip* Or) .4 th c ~r YOU.t ftt soa e z 48 w A"Ut,30, 1970 NHIOAUDUN TO: ilarg. Eoms ?RON: Elissa T. Garr SUBCT: k4UR 634 Please have the attached General Counsel's Report on I4UR 634 distributed to the Commission on a 48 hour K tally basis. Ln Thank you. F, In the Matter of) 10 Day Pre-"Election ) MPR634(78) Non-Filers fromt The Ohio 1978 Primary Election,) GENERAL COUNSEL' S REPORT BACKGROUND The following candidates and committees were referred, to The Off ice of General Counsel as 10 day pre-primary election non-filers from the state of Ohio: candidate William P. McKenna, the Normile Election Committee, the Ted Strickland for CongressiCommittee, and candidate Bill Mack (see Attachment I). The date of the Ohio primary election was June 6, 1978. on June 3, 1978, the Press Office issued a press release containing the names of the candidates and committees which failed to file these 10 day pre-election reports. Since then, candidate William P. McKenna,the Normile Election Committee, and the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee have filed their 10 day pre-election reports. William P. McKenna finished second in the Democratic primary for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from the 17th district of Ohio. McKenna received 11.7 percent of his party's vote. On June 5, 1978, the Commission received from candidate McKenna his 10 day pre-election report. The report revealed n. -expendituresand total receipts of $2:00 oh were then turned over to his committee. Candidate No~en~A'Rs previous reports had likevise reveIa led, no activity. Alo McKenna's principal campaign commaittee had filed its 10 day pre-primary election report prior to the June 3, 1978 date of publication. Michael Normile finished second in the Democratic primary for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from the 23rd district of Ohio. Normile received 16.1 percent of the party's vote. The Normile Election Committee filed its 10 day pre-election report on June 21, 1978. This report revealed no expenditures and no receipts for this period by the committee. In light of these facts and applying the criteria established by the Task Force on Nonfiling Procedures in its memorandum dated May 23, 1978,, the Office of General Counsel recommends that no further action be taken against candidate William P. McKenna and the Normile Election Committee as to the nonfllin of their 10 day pre'-primary election reports for the June 6, 1978 Ohio primary election. We recommend closing the matter a~s to them. on June 8, 1978, the Commission received from the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee a 10 day pre-primary election report. The report was due on May 27, 1978. Notification of the committee's failure to file this report had been mailed on May 29, 1978 and May 31, 1978. The report which the Committee filed on June 8 listed receipts in the amount of $1,295.00 and expenditures in the amount of $3,198.00. edStrickland-von the Demo ati~c primarCY faa in the U.S..House of Representatives from the 6th of Ohio. receiving 17,170 votes or. 76.71 percent oft1 votes cast. in a letter dated June 5, 1978, the chairman of the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee stated that the late filing of the 10 day pre-primary report was due to the treasurer moving out of state (see Attachment 11). The letter also advised the Commission that candidate Ted Strickland would:, sign in place of the treasurer. This had been suggested in a telephone conversation on June 5, 1978 (see Attachment III), Candidate Strickland served in this capacity until August 15, 1978 when the Commission received notification that the committee had designated a new treasurer. In light of the fact that Mr. Strickland won the election and because his committee did not file its 10 day pre-primary report in a timely manner, the Office of General Counsel recommends that the Commission take further compliance action against the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer, Ted Strickland. We also recommend approval of the attached conciliation agreement with a $100 civil penalty. This determination is consistent with the the Commission guidelines for nonfilers set forth in its memorandum dated May 23, 1978 which states that further action shall be taken against candidates who win their primary election. Candidate Bill Mack was unopposed in the Republican primary for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives from the 21st district of Ohio. Notification of his failure to file a 10 day pro-primary election report was mailed on j 9', My 31, 1978. Despite repeated telephone ca1. n ~et (see Attachment IV)', We hav, not 'rce iVed thisa '- 0rt. The Office of General Counsel recommends that the C 'gission take further compliance against Bill Mack for his failure to file a 10 day pre-primary election report. We also recommend approval of the attached conciliation agreement with a civil penalty of $500.00. RECOMMENDATION 1~. Take no further action against William P. McKenna and the Normile Election Committee. Close the file as to them. 2. Leave open the file and seek to reach conciliation with the Ted Strickland for Congress Committee and its treasurer, Ted Strickland for violating 2 U.S.C. S434 (a) (1) (A) (i) . 3. Leave open the file and seek to reach conciliation with Bill Mack for violating 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) (i). 4. Approve the attached conciliation agreements. 5. Send the attached letters. Date Willi&~In C: Oldaker General Counsel 137 FEDERAL ELECTION CO 1325 K STREET N.W WASHINGTON,D.C. 20463 June 26, MEMORANDUM MIn AST? AM"fU 2 CAM'VV 0J &~' 0D J&&A THROUGH: TOM HASELHORST I FROM: NON-FILER COORDINATOR)? SUBJECT: 10 DAY PRE-ELECTION NON-FILERS - REERRAL - OHIO In accordance with the Task Force of Non-filers-, attached please find the referral of the candidates and comittees that were published as &4 Non-filers for the 10 Day Pre-election Report for the Primary election held in Ohio The first notice (reason to believe) was sent by uailgram on 4, May 29, 1978 . The second notice (reasonable cause to believe) was sent by mailgram on May 31, 1978 On June 3, 1978 ,the Press Office issued a release con- taining the names of the candidates and committees which failed to file the 10 Day Pre-election Reports. Copies of the completed ballot chart, certified green cards and telecons are included in this packet. 01 4 f)~ FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PPE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO "GALLOT DUE OATEI ~Y7 tR 1.4 ELECTIO"S 054100 ELECTION DATE'S SJUN 6 1978 *CANDIDACY * COMPLIANCE TRACK OSc* REVP ANDIIOATE/PCC/TDP MFT * REGISTERFO 0 SAT RTb ACTit PAL 0 0 SIILLIAMS- LYLE 04/17/76 IOM19037S 0 WILLIAMS FOR COPSlnRESS COMMITTEE C000934.19 ENNEPLL9 MR. WORAERT Go JR.9~/ 6AM20047 ~ITIZEI; FOP DFNNEI'LL COUMITTEE00 *Yr COOO% 839 3*~ KENJCK. WILLIAM Je 04/21/78 fp..1jop 0 IIAONOO19 0 WI'. J KESINICK FOR CONARESS COP'MITTEF C00093146 Y 0 OAKAR. MS. MARY ROSE 01/04/77 W M60'4?O138 0 PAPY Pe OAKAR '78 CONGRFSSIONAL RE-ELECTION CMTE. C0fl9O8P9 Y 03 WIACK9 B8ILL'UISRF6.) STOKF%9 LOUIS- 05/10/77 pie O32 13994 S43 19450 LOUIS STOKES FOP CONGPESS COMMITTEE C000O"995 0 4 . 00 I A0000 * 50a fJ 0**0v000004 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIOd 10 DAY PRE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO "ALLOT NAY ELECTIONs OH1OD ELECTION DATE: JUN 6 1976 DUE DATE: 0 CANDIDACY * COMPLIANCE TRACK *La! , -:'-cAN I DA TE/PCC/ TO COMMFNTS 0 RFGISTEREO * SAT ATS RCTR PRL 06C 0 RECP R ERSCH, RONALD He. 04/10/78 KI/2 0 Q4 HOOI 0 125 ,ISTRCICLAND9 MR* TFO 03/22/768 *2 1 1395 FOR CONGRFSS STED)STRICKLAND y k ,5A) H------ WALKFP JOSEPH Jo qi~' M80HOE,026 JOSEPH Jo WALKFPR ~LrIofb do fpggooo mw ir BROwN, CLARENCE Jo S037 C12, H60b07 028 MMITTEF 6z I COMMITTEE FOR CLARENCE J, RROWNIAKA BROWN FOR CONGRESS CO I CODOCI234S KINO'JFSS, HON. THOMAS No 04/29/77 W HSONPROS9 xINpiss ORCONARESS COMMITTEE3610", I i SCNAAER* LUELLA R. 12/12/77 v 12 I SC-OnEDEP FOR COFs'rRES Cnw"ITTEF ~ I C000A3'4'5 Y ------*jAt4-6000------ . *.**w~ s 'Joe~ I.*-:Y6 '.Yl~d tv$ p£ta$to * . *~9. .*' * . . . F' K) / ~~~~0 I I C SO.OSSMAYOA SIV*YMASUSP LOOM thOMUWI "4M MON old S.-0 sa 2W3 Croft" AV@ Peftmgvfi. Ome0 ~M Pe~mest9'. Oio amS COUNTY CO.ORWWNATONS j.2A so v ADANS y~e,..'. GroomS P Wis i. J'#'f 0 D..tv I It 3 U...- Oft0'99.I0 1.d25 1 tIv~ Melt*gs~t L3&shiWt--n. Mr., I W~PWONT fat. CaugRWU C101111ON1 iet Ted I-Mr~iciamd CAii~ftO Sfi34str.t, of' CM. lelt ,oolvP Paue 133N b~nv~s~ O'e-c 4511D7 ljoe i~6 Coui.6O38 *vfW."ecWnwzwtis p. ?k q a&wm @C IttY tao ba fofMUM-%) FAYE viA ;glw today 013ki ed ftrick1Ab1. C PW es 43160 OML 0f t-he s""t hasIftnc.' cr.S~.~~W UM has rOa- $keWtIC~ to ""2~ co 4'L t*~ schoolc. liowYcr# Grge-06"..a Ohio dS'23 4~b~iFTdC~U-j 'fw her p@aitiOfl ss ZN~~ ~ eqICHLAND fer the 6.187 infg1iJC ow t justotod Dow's ohm left. is o'U. I J'C-vSilo* 0f seiiitwoC. Ohi.o 4513 PICKAWAY W~141~ &AM her !owm1 imatiU Rot..I b~ensoIPISGor re -'e ft'%&AU7. ifcoted fb. P 0 so, 252 w have iJV-trx We 43,13 rer ym'w imygtructl.s. Ctrc'.vw'B' 0'eto i att-adoe~ As place of the .PIKE Ftricklad to xiM in the t.4i Sv~t2 "P-d v.,this~ go-Ity Carts f n.ralw1 the na.e of thte 7"Imazin'T Cyniftle~ 0"00 45W24 1"-t4oomm. fu~ vta". this vo fo ozrt=pe tn #%e Yt two v"skz Th.-4 1-e rX'1or4vt for wwicm-dne 221 vv 2nd St rtft.r Chillso.01h. ONOe4501 SCIOTO Shollc) Reisten P 0 8 0a 4,09 LWcoviII*. Ohi~o 456 WARREN 654's 016v* Wsnc ftRd 0rigonsa Ohio d5054 VINTON Meflrie Konftfy P 2 'or PAPT.:Iutatt"=S Mr.A'tIht. Ohioc 45651 c:Ccrkr of D1k#166 -ec50 CA. 0-tatS of OAAI. Cr.'%S j4/IvE J"oli I Pao toIy 9.I Cl" ;*8 Lr 1 01 1soBrt Crothete to Mike F111er 0 .0 DAMh June. 5, 1978. Congress-C000O50898 KW.-COM44ITTEE: Ted Stricklan d for talled and stated. that the reason Bert Crothers, ch~airm'an of the committee,. It was was -because the treasurer had resigned. a report was not submitted and sign the 10 Day that the candidate designate himhself treasurer suggested that he would do* so. Ire-Primary Report. Mr. Crothers stated '(I... 0 0 0* S - NOUN.' % eczzio HIMT NOPICE Sr-NE1F~ NOMEa Add your addressin the "RETURN TO" spce oen ~-.tM:%~DiR:Ceawmplete itemsa is . anl 1. I Add your sdjtess in't111 ~RTfTO-fTP4 s.iace o 1. The following servi.:e is requested (check one)., ftvtf . o I 1. The following service is requested (,check one). oShow to whom aund date detavercd 25 O] Show to whom and date o Show to whom, date..& -address )f delivery..450 delivered ...... 4250 o RF.STRICITI ED IFM ..1. O..j--s~w to w"w. date. &saddress of delivery .450 0. Show go whomamt! i lerd. .. OREurRICTED DELIVERY. oRESTRICTED DELI VL Y'. Show to whom, 0bri 3nJZaddreS50ot deivery . 41.05 O RESTrRICTED DELIVERY. (Fee's shown are in .w a to ipsscae charges and other Show to whom, date, and address of delivery .. SIMO fees). (Fees shown are in addition to postage charges and &her Ices) 2. ARTICLE ADORESSUC' Tn.~ I a2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPT .)N4 REC144* NO. I ;ERTI~fFn NO. N5AE. -1. IUSIlL DLEtIIIPT!ON: 1 c ~ Cl4EPTIFIrOINO i 4N , t 3iLj 'T C~i (Always obtain s" noiji j o addril%.cle or aj.sst) UJ 1 ~~/5/- 5-- I ~ .4 Ihave received the article described above. (Always obtain signature of addrellkee or sv.efjj'.-' p SIGNATURE cfjj.Addrssee 0 Authzorized agent I have received the article described above. SIGNATURE. c Addrssee .0%--nra.dl.f a,f -- C 4. DATE DELIVERY r~~l.r,4.n PS T F s~ 4. a -4 DATE 5 .W~ fcC C OF -DELIVERY'lVSMn 0 S. ADDRES (Complati only It roquested) '7 FS .AOi4LJ (Complate only it requested) ~ s 6.UNAILL TO 0LZtit LILCAU__ ' C, jIWill(e'' M"0: Bil1 Hack, to- 'Hike Filler. (216).351.381 page 383 -- CDIDATE: Bill Hack 0 . Bill Hack called-regarding the mailgram he'received for failure to file the 10 Day Pre-Primary Report. He stated that he sent in his report with the Forms 1 &2. Mr. Hack was informed that the Statement 'of Candlidte and Statement of Organization had been received, bu there was no record of the 1 l~P~P!ar'~~ was made to the dirk's office to inquire A call there was no 10 Day, Janice at the Office of Records and Registration said Pre-Primary Report..- no record of the report and that Hr. Hack was called back and told that there was a copy should be sent in as soon as possible. VP 0 0 S 0 S 9 41 It -I1,I 171, '~ ~~a 4Vz-'- I ., - ~~I&93tSAL L~-TOO ,LtUCe.1!(t~j~(L2L(3A I"* LL~ id(Lc~vL~.J...~4A%.).o~.h7j I ~r~-? /!4~4! t~h.. A 6 C. m c IZw IA VW.______CERTIFIED: MAIL1 RETURN.RECEIPT REQUESTED Mr. Bill Mack 594 East 109th Street Cleveland, Ohio 44108 RE: MUR 634 Dear Mr. Mack:, On May 1978, the Commission determined that there was reasonable cause to believe that you,cDmrnitted a violation of 2 U.S.C. S434(a)Cl) (A)(i) of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended. Specifically, the Commission found reasonable cause~to believe that you violated Section 434(a) (1) (A) (i) by failing to f ile a ten day pre-primary election report prior to the June 6, 1978 Ohio primary election for a seat in the U.S. House of RepresentAtivesfrom -the 21st district of Ohio. The Commission has a duty to attempt to correct such violations for a period of 30 days by informal methods of conference, conciliation and persuasion and by entering into a conciliation agreement. If we are unable to reach an agree- metduring that period, the Commission may, uponafnigo probable cause to believe a violation has occurred, institute civil suit in the United States District Court and seek payment of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,1000. We 'enclose a conciliation agreement that this office is prepared to recommend to the Commission in settlement of this matter. If you agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and return it along with the civil penalty to the Commission within ten days. I will then recommend that the Commission approve the agreement. If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202) 523-4073. Sincerely, William C. Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure CERTIFIED )IKL RETU1N RCI REQUESTED Ted Strickland for Congress Committee Mr. Ted Strickland,-Trasurer Post Office Box 690 Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 RE: MUR, 634 Dear Mr. Strickland: On May 31, 1978, the Commission determined that there was reasonable cause to believe that you. committed A violation of 2 U.S.C. S434(a) (1)(A) (i) of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended.. Specifically, the Commission found reasonable cause to believe that you-and your committee violated Section.434(a) (1)(A) (i) by failing to file a ten day pre-primary election report prior to the June 6, 1978 Ohio primary election for a seat in the U.S. House of Representativesfrom the 6th district of Ohio. The Commission has a duty to attempt to correc t such violations for a period of 30 days by informal methods of conference conciliation and persuasion and by entering into a conciliation agreement. If we are unable to reach an agreement during that period, the Commission may,-..upon a finding of probable cause to believe a violation has occurred, institute civil suit in the United States District Court and seek payment of a civil penalty not in excess of $5,000. We enclose a conciliation agreement that this office is prepared to recommend to the Commission in settlement of this matter. If you agree with the provisions of the enclosed conciliation agreement, please sign and return it along with the civil penalty to the Commission within ten days. I will then recommend that the Commission approve the agreement. If you have any questions or suggestions for changes in the enclosed conciliation agreement, please contact Christopher Y. Tow, the attorney assigned to this matter at (202) 523-4073. Sincerely, William C. Oldaker General Counsel Enclosure /%37 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1325 K STREET N.W WASHINGTON,D.C. 20463 June 26 1i0 MEMORANDUM TO: ORLANDO B. POTTER THROUGH: TOM HASELORSTI>1 FROM: NON-FILER COORDINATOR SUBJECT: 10 DAY PRE-ELECTION NON-FILERS -REFERRAL - OHIO in accordance with the Task Force of Non-filers, attached please find the referral of the candidates and comittees that were published as Non-filers for the 10 Day Pre-election Report for the Primary election held in Ohio The first notice (reason to believe) was sent by mailgram on May 29, 1978 . The second notice (reasonable cause to believe) wias sent by mailgram on May 31, 1978 On June 3, 1978 . the Press Office issued a release con- taining the names of the candidates and committees which failed to file the 10 Day Pre-election Reports. Copies of the completed ballot chart, certified green cards and telecons are included in this packet. .0 FEDERAL ELECTIONI COMMISSIOJ 10 DAY PRE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO RALLOT ELECTIflN: OH10D ELECTION nATE: JUN 6 1976 DUE DAMiE 0 CANDIDACY * COMPLIANCE TRACK CANOInATE/,PCC/ID COmmFNTS * REGISTERED * SAT RTh RCTR PeL 06C * RECP FANlNJIeJG EDWARD LLOYD 04/11/78 w0 0 HO0H03064 THE ED FANNIN~G ELECTON COMMITTEES o C0O920P3 Y HALL* TONIY Pe 11/01/77 w 0 0~ H4POHt03015 'K) CIT17E'JS FOP TONY HALL I16523 COt"~8?3'7 Y a C IHOP~l. CHARLES F. 01/23/78 w H8 010 303 1 HOPJ FOQ CONGRESS 62s o olsl Y 4/ - - 0-- - - - KIRCHER* OUDLEY P, 01/09/78 w MROH030?3 KIPP-HER FOR CONGPVSS COMMITTEE 3S60 C000R4939 ------ C) PICH, JAMES E. SR. 02/16/76 v I HAO-403056 0 CITIZENS FOR JIM RICH IN CONA'ESS, I 0 451 ,F/,', ~k, d0 0 bm~~ ------I A.r r A. . .- **.0** 790I we 404i93o' FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PRE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO B4ALLOT ELECTIO)N: OHIOD ELECTION DATE: JUN 6 1978 DUE DATES ftV ri?* 0CANDIDACY *COMPLIANCE TRACK *~t'fA ACAJnIDATE/PCC/1D COMMENTS *REGISTERED *SAT ITB RCTR PRI, O6C *F;C iftlo HERSCH, RONALD Me 0410/78 150C t4RON06018 ------C-.-- STRICKLANO9 MR. TED 03/22/78 W 0 125 TEO STRICKLAND FOP CONGRSS 1 395 si WALKFR, JOSEPH Jo 04/17/78 pge06 H80HO6026 JOSEPH J. NALKER C0009?668 Y * Sr BPOWN, CLARENCE Jo 05/03/77 H60107 028 COMMITTEE FOR CLAPENCE J. RROWNIAKA BROWN FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEF 8626- 012 cao0r.?34S KTI OF SS, N ON. THOMAS N. 04/29/77 W S H6ON@R05S9 1955 K INNE SS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE .ih~3610 C0001%60l2 y ScomnfEnER* LUELLA P.o21/7 4SC-OMEDEP FOR COtttvRES Cf)-MITTEE 11 8 C000A34FtS Y -~~~~~~ ------. 7 9 04 0!6 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PRE ELECTION STATUS REPORT 01410 ALLOT ELECTION: OHIlOD ELECTION DATE$ JUN 6 1976 DUE OA 0 CANDIDACY * COMPLIAOME'TRACK CANDPATE/PCC/1D COMMFNTS 0 RE6ISTERED 0 SAT PIB ACTS PSL 06c RECP WI4ITFf). HOMER G. 04/18/7 f w WHITED FOR CONGRESS COMM4ITTEE S S SH~LEY9 THOMAS L. 05/11/77 S ASH4LEY FOR CON';RESS COMMITTEE 557# 12636 C00003319 y ------OO ------Oll ------ HOYT9 JOHN COO r6l, Fl rb 9 HOOH09038 - ss~ls ----- sopsp MILLER, CLARENCE Ee 04/26/77 HGO0I 0030 1'ILLE0 FOR CONOPFS COPPIITEE 2372, C000041 76 PL,-MFR* 9414 JAMES A. 0 "60641IO' 0 ------ - v~ r ;.p .10 -T1.A '.oI .Ol *n" FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PRF ELECT ION STATUS REPORT 0OHI0 BALLOT ELECTIONS 011100 ELECTION DATES JUN 6 1978 CUE DATIE- MAY 21 CN1AEPCfD COMMFNTS * REGISTERFOD * SAT RTS8 ACTI P61. O"GCC DONLIN, PATRICK Jo 05/03/F78 wV AIR.11034 DONLIN FOR CONCRESSI 0 AGEE, ARTHUR U, 04/21/7a MAGEE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE f0 C000931%3 STANTON* Jo WILLIAM 04/28/77 w BILL STANTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTE E C00009746 ------m ---- TISO0, GARY ALLAN 05/16/77 1160111038 TISOR FOR CONGRESS CAMPAIGN C00050516 y ------ SAU"&Nmv JAMES Le. W HP 0.4 207 SAUOA%d ELECTION CO0"IllfrS0 ------h *vy~Yl i%- 'GO, ' S 7 9 n1 6596 FEDERAL FLECT JI COMMISSION- 10 DAY PRE FLECTION STATUS REPORT 0141 BALLOT ELECTION: ONIOD ELECTION DATE: JUN 6 1978 DUE DATE: MAY 1 * ADDC OPINETRACK *ti CANDIDATE/PCC/IO COMMFNTS * REGISTERED * SAT RTS ACTS PIL cOC *EC mtc IIA."ERSLEY CAIPAIGN C00093609 KARNICK. MR* NICK Be 04/1 2/78 1460HI18041 COMwITTEE FOR KAPNICK C0006?489 fi&~p m--Mw p ------wm m m --- MCKFNNIA, WILLIAM P. 04/27/78 46)Ic 5J-Jq NBO80H18047 '/43 IWI S MCKENNA FOR CONGRESS .)C00093765 ------fkfu~ -- PPICE, R, NORMAN. 05/08/78 I 148014 180? PRICE FOR CONGRESS C00091025 3b IIQm~~~w RFSS9 BILL 05/08/78 NBOHI4A 039 CITIZENS TO ELECT BILL RESS C00094953 CAPNEY. CHAPLES 05/13/77 W 1460419023 CARIJEY FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 20070 C00006668 y / *~~~'~~ rr t.rs.1 - 1 .St*j A.f AVAIL AVI11F FIsF rI'.1 1- 11. I .*j '**.~A . r~ I~ S rv '..a~~j A~1. ' -. ~ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L.9.. *Ia*i'' 'a .- '-.: '** *.*! T-s.~~~:%rrs s''e-it.A% ;.., ,'.iA.1-141*'~*I'~ ~~:T * s ~... FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PRE FLECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO BIALLOT ELECTION: 011100 ELECTION D)ATE: JUN 6 1978 DUE DAE: MAty 0 CANDIDACY * COmPLIANCE TRACK LA CANflIDATE/PCC/JO CON"FNTS * REGISTERFO * SAT RT8 RCTB PAL O6C & RECP GILMARTIN, VINCENT Ee 04/11/78 H804 190Z9 C1L!KARTIN FOR CONGRESS C000934.43- .~AYs ,JClMN SCOTT 04/25/78 V ID 68OH1l9045 HAY FOR CONGRESS C00093591 y A/hre -- m ------m ------m --- m --- m ----- m ------m--mm ---- m6- ROA0"J, JOSEPH Jo 0511/78 v/ HROH119O00 ROHAN FOR CONGRESS C00095554 fA7v ~57h1 TARLACK. GEORGE D. 02/06/78 V 11e011901 1 TAPLACK Fr CONoRESS C00OA6793 aw -- aw - .o W - m Plid TI'OePSON9 GARY J. 04/14/78 w 6HIH91134 ThomPSOJ FOR CONEARESS C04#ITTEE C000926SO Y VANRPOCKLIN, GARY L. 0/27 148011190s05/2/ -... ~;::- -*;.v~ rfJ:.6'itjvf A .E IAILAALIE F'2R "JULIC VilkJi CT..if,* 1 rnllv.ftu AT TaiIF f, Di I".. FLFC~i)It$ )A CC g.' * *~i*~-*..~.v ~ 1.1 .- 'a~.~;a ~US'.lCII?.. I.,. :,, ~.*i ~ *.*h ***4~.~ ,. :.,**I FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 D)AY PRE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO HALLOT ELECTIONS 014100 ELECTION OATES JUN 6 1978 DUE DATES *CANDIDACY * COMPLIANCE TRACK CANflIOATE/PCC/FI COMMFNTS * REGISTERED * SAT AT& RCTH PRL, OGC * RECP WILLIAMS, LYLE 04/17/78 w WILLIAMS FOR CONGARESS COmMITTEEI C00093419 Y ------ JR. vs/f60/i6 &~ ENEPLL* MR. wPAEPT 6. wI 1tfAH?0047 CITIZEN% FOR DFNNESILL COUMITTEE COO00%18B39 - i--r-v------ KEN'J!CK. WILLIAM Jo 04/21/78 I1AO64p?0 19 WM* J KENNICK FOR CONaRESS COMMITTCE COC'093 146 Y OAKAP, MS* MARY ROSE Ob/04/77 W H60'420 138 PARY P, OAKAR v7A CONGCRFSSIONAL RE-ELECTION CHTE. ------MACK, BILLf%/f4REG.) 00 HO0N21017 ------ STO'V%# LOUIS 05/10/77s LOUIS STOKES FOR CUNGRES% COMMITTEE 113994 51903 C00"O995 j tc THE PEPrSfS A?.D 5TA'F'.1FfT5t 1ISTOC ARn)'VCAll[ AVAILAOLF FOR PU4L 3 It' .PVV Tf0C Art.) rOrP v.%; AT T11E r r)'iA- ri ECT,.)? J. O.*." j *1.L196 f.6 a~. ;.')T F 9 SGiL0 (JlI *:11;Of.I.I I.. -i h1I4;t *tISS., or. -,n. 6( I~ rS.f; m , .6iA!.V ft'riI .' 7 9 0-4 FEEtL ELECTION COMMISSION 10 DAY PRJE ELECTION STATUS REPORT OHIO BALLOT ELECTION: ONIOn ELECTION D)ATES JUN 6 1918 DUE DATES Mal 0 CANDIDACY * COMPLIANCE TRACK* CANnIOATE/PCC/T0 cot494TATS 0 REG.ISTERFD * SAT ARh RCTR PRL O6C * ECP CUN9JINGWAM9 JAMES Be 01/12/78 H8OH?20 15 0 FRIENDS OF JAMES A. CUNNINGHAM0 C000s7 y -- NlFR9 RICHARD V. 01/23/78 116HS1H??023 PIC'4APD Wi. SANDER FOR CO"C44ESS COMMITTEE COOORS52 VANI'(. CHARLES A, 04/06/T8B lr* H6O0H?2027 VANIX FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE CO 009 1843 0 f/s ?40 MOTTL, RONALD A. 05/10/77 w 1460H23066 RE-ELECT RON MOTTI FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 13061 14547? C0004'7027 IiOIRILE9 MICHAEL Je 05/04/78 H8OH?30 13 ?NOL9LE ELECTIONI COITTEE C00094391' TAFT* HMnER s. 04/26/78 "anH230R1 TAFT FOR CONGRESS COMOITfEEli ------ *. a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ :.~~~~-~~*:.t 1.1.f.LA94t r!,. r*q f*':'I .. 4;'~ . a .*s *e ' . . *. ' . I fffl* HIMU I Att*Rvad t~o Obsitact (d&nt,, Lim .~ I I * S 0 SMMM I I 0 00 e 0 i IUO3NM Or CWArCI (Initials )tMn TAnt4n* fixy41nhklm S .0 0 *1 I *1 3MOIU AV4ALYSIS :DMVSICN - R~EASON TO I3ELIEVE STEP 10 ' !:-f00 Report Due:-- mxa re- RTB : RCTI3 X Publication:______Who Initials: Date &time of Call: Called: 0 Rtecord of Contact: (initials ) No Listing Available * .PUDLICATION STEP4 D~tc & Timel 0who Initials: of Call: ______Called.-______ r~ecord of Contact: (initials.-__ ) 0e Os j30j Sert, Crothers to Mik Filler PATE june 59 1978 0 8 9 8 , MAKE0CM COCTE: Ted Strickland for Congress-C0005 stated that the reason, Bert Crothers, ctbairmfan of the committee, talled and was because the treasurer had resigned. It was, a report was not.submitted the .10 Day the candidate designate himself treasurer and sign suggested that do. so. Pre-Primary Report. Mr. Crothers stated that he would 17, -06) mBM 70 W- GENML COL14Ma eWL1SIE Nct-FILERS- -anV-O NarICE 1 SENDE~R: Complete items 1. 2. and t. Add your address insOhe "KI1lH IV' space &V ... WDEK: Complete items .2. nd Add your address in Owe RIWT O" 0ROI reverse. LlI Te following service is requested (check one). Show to whom and date delivered ...... 150 I.The following service is requested (check one). r O to whom, date. A address of delivery.. 35( OShow to whom and date delivered ...... 150 Show to whom, date, A address of delivery.. 35 0 RESTRICTED DELIVERY. oShow Show to whom and date dlvrd. .. 65s DELIVERY. oRESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom and datc delivered...... 650 Q RESTRICTED 85( o]RESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delivery Show to whom, date. and address of delivery 850 11,.ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: 2. ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: i~3. ARTICLE OFSCeWTION: SREGISTCREV'NO. CERTIFIED NO. INSURED NO. (Always o16lain sIgnature of addresseeo or agtenil m' I have received the article described above. rnSIGNATURE 0 M~dressec ).Authorze'd agent cr ;'Qj 44 I t I "mmr nuthrn obtained: 0.0*~4ct (dao. g .0 * I 0 a 0 a 0 0 t a 0 0 0 S I 0 (initials V tJn IA.~t,4naAvai1nh1& 0 ucuo= OF OMMrc 0 6 .0 * *1 I In p"=m &VNAYSIS :DIVSICN - R~EASON TO BELIEVE STEP Publication: X R~eport Due 'r ma yRT Initials-, Called: - Date &timie of Call: ______ Avialable R~ecord of Contact: (initials )No Listing PUB3LICATION STE~P 14110d initials; Wate & Time ______. of Call: Called*______ 1~ccorc1 of Contact: (ntas- 476 94 d~ w4t4uxAe- o Xc a IA4/ v 40e alald ,Aii e~d4"I o18) ~M T~O CP CENNL CMWSEJ ED3I3NM-Z4-Ffl- SEC~W NarIc~ FI.NM arC Z ;"~5NDER: Complete items 1. 2, and i. 3 HUDER: Complete items 1- 2. Snd 5 Add your address in the 'RRfIURN T0O* spac on Add your address in the "K31TJ31 TO" space ~ if reverse. U 1. The following service is requested (check one). 1. The following service is reqiuested (Check One).- p o] Show to whom and date delivered ...... 25# Z Q Show to whom and date delivered .... 'I o3 Show to whom, date, & address of delivery. 454 Q] Show go whom, date, & address of delivery .. 45# Lfl o RESTRICTED DELIVERY. RSTRICITD DELIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered ...... 854 Sh0w to whom and date delivered ...... 854 oRESTRICITD DELIVERY. [j RESTRICTED- DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, and address of delivery ..81.05 Show to whom, date, and address of delivery .. $1.05 (Fees shown are in addition to postage charges and other (Fees shown are in addition to Postage charges and other fees).- 24 ARTICLE ADDRESSED TO: Z 83. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: ~J'-iT~r~ :. [CERTIFIED NO. sm~a 6" (Always obtain signature of addresee or oogflt) SI have received the article described above. SSIGNATURE [] Addressee 0 Authorized agent C 4. S DATEOF DELIVERY ~ (A'7K * GOP:ttM-O-WA 44 I <'"K' 0 0 0 2 3 S S .0 S *1 I I IFMCI .NYSIS:DIVSXCcI - JREA SON TO J3LIEVE STEP Report Due:.-"1,!n9'.. , RT! RCTu: Publication:_____ who Xhitals: Date &time of Call: Called:______-____ Record of Contact: (initialt * PUBLICATION STEP I)Ato &'Time 1110 no of Call: &ClcV(6df~ * accord of Contact: (initials )A/11hive //*A I,/ Kv ,n . 0 I IRN Bill Mlack to 1Hike Filler (216) 3511-1381 page 383 3W 0j e tI 2E CANDIDATE: Bill Hack Bill Mack called-regarding the mailgram he'received for failure to file the 10 Day Pre-Primary Report. He stated that he sent in his report with the Forms 1 &2. Mrack was informed that the Statement of Candidate and Statement of O0gaization had been received, but there was no record of the 10 Day* Pre-Primary.aeport. A call was-made to the dlirk's office to inquire if the r'eport had been roceived. Janice at the Office of Records and Registration said there was no 10 Day Pre-Primary Repobrt.. Mr. Hack was called back and told that there was no record of the report and that a copy should be sent in as'soon as possible. 0 . T, 'J i 4. . I ME= WciricM. 31 ftot.- Add your tkre ~R ~ lug go I K rn'tr~~ ad4ms a.~ ~1Wn7R#4 TO" 1. The fotto*ing servikteq imiwase4.4tkQae. o Show towhomn a idt.\ itv .:$Ke.. (]Slow to uvhvrn and atrctivcred...... Show to w hom, i4kIv .:*W tcN5 l feli V 45 [~ Sho-~r~.~mala .4ltcss of dd-ivty'.Asei' oRESTRICrED 'T,.--lr f Y I Show towhm *'. ,.L,.. ORESTRICTED?71"I t p V 93a~w s of ji-ivry . . ,1/ (Feecsshown are in A.. WVW~)$. " 4*#staVdn dth to whb.nn, 4Iate~ anti aiddre. fees). lfel's lIbO'.Vn ar in) id *tion it), postafmcCh*VRCS Oand 'rhrv 2. ARTICLE ADORIESSI i _CL% AlDPFES. #J) TO,, Ali 4 :44 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTq IREGM*$4ft NO. . bNI6'O 3. ARTICU. DESCRMPIO)N: (Always, obtain % '.' ~wduvt a. r I have received the I("& tI I i. bo VV SIGATUEAnk I INT rTceiVe the article described a b,3 V4 36 Ah1v~~ UA.~~' : DATE(O DELIVERY PSV o *AODRC S (Complet'k?'11 L'j f4-f~ tf')L jNIT/tA -TUNABLE TO DELLY ', \. Frumfl5 'rSLZCOV towrie Castaneda : 6/5/78 OF COM4MITTEE: Michael Normile CHi Michael Nornijie called -on the WAT1'S Line concerning the non-filer mailgra he had' received. He explained that he hadn't received or expended any funds and wanted to know what information was necessary. I explained that he needed to send us a letter (he had no forrs-smewere sent after the conversation), disclosing what he had vreceived and spent during the 10 day pre-prlimary reporting period. I also explained that this should be sent to us as soon as possible, preferably by mnailgram, which-he agreed to do. 9, *1~ ) JIAL TO ri t am 3 ft'flNDER: Complete itemi I. 2. j"41 1. fEAdd your address in she UMiUt" TOs es E.Th folwn servi,-e is requested (check one). o Show to whom and date delivered ..... 2# o Show to whom, date, & address of delivery . 0454 oRESTRICTED Dr.LIVERY. Show to whom and date delivered ...... 854 oRESTRICTED DELIVERY. Show to whom, date, ana address of delivery . .1.05 (Fees 1 shown are in addition to postage charps and other ZeThCE ADDRESSED TO: 3. ARTICLE DESCRIPTION: A-M9 IC>le CERTIFIED NO (Alwaysobtaln sixnaiure Of address.. or agent) I have received the article described SIGNATURE above. Ql Addrssee~ 0 Authorized agent C' M DA-QELI VERY 5. ADDRESS (Crpiote only if requeag- m r ~UNABLE To DELIVER BECAUSE: X 1o.tM-Ro-2o3-. me*or popastion (,enter* went handily to-Rbads Nlonrgomery County (Dayton),1which Kurfass lost after gaining endorsements from the local papers. Rhodes and Celeste 'Win; The, focus of attention among the House primari~i* on the 19th District, where Camey narrowly turna Carney just Makes It the challenge of state Rep. George D. Tablack. Tabhatk Rep. had criticized the incumbent for failing to take a more;ac- the district A. Rhodes, R, and Lt. Gov. Richard F. Ce. tive role in preventing plant closings around Gov. James of Carney in his home base,, Ms-. leste, D,. easily won their parties' nominations for governor, and was able to run ahead but Rep. Charles J. Carney, D. came within 200 votes of honing County. incumbent this year to suffer a But Carney, a four-term veteran, offset the losa of Ma- becoming the fifth House over Tablack in primary defeat. honing by piling up a large advantage both defeated their rivals by neighboring Trumbull County. Tablack was not well- Rhodes and Celeste additional problem of exceeding 2.1, with Celeste overwhelming Dale known in Trumbull and faced the margins vote with the other two candidates Reusch, an imperial wizard in the Ku Klux Klan and sharing the anti-Carney Rhodes beating a more formidable opponent, stat. Rep. on the ballot. In other primaries of interest, veteran state Sen. Stan- Charles F. Kurfess. Tom Atkins for Kurfess had campaigned energetically, charging ley J. Aronoff defeated former newscaster is operation of the state govern- the Republican nomination in the 2nd District. Atkins had Rhodes with a crisis. to-cris in Hamil- criticized the governor for inept leadership of the endorsement of the Republican organization ment. He had a large volunteer both the state and the party, specifically citing recent ton County (Cincinnati), but Aronoff shortages and school financing as organization and superior financial resources. He also problems with energy in the district, well as the decline of the Ohio Republican Party under gained the backing of the major newspaper (Ohio Outlook, Weekly Report p. 1235) the Cincinnati Enquirer. Aronoff will face incumbent Rhodes' guidance. election. Rhodes ignored Kurfess' charges and campaigned Thomas A. Luken, D, in the general money he raised at fund-raising The primary contests in the 3rd District were both Ssparingly, banking the busi- for the fall campaign against Celeste. When he one-sided, with state Sen. Tony P. Hall and Dayton breakfasts scoring impressive wins in did campaign he focused his fire on the Environmental ness leader Dudley P. Kircher which he claimed was responsible for three-way races. Kircher was expected to have a close con- Protection Agency, including the C? plant closings and unemployment. test but swept all portions of the 3rd District, most of the party leadership around hometown of his major rival, Kettering Mayor Charles F. With the aid of of re- all but five of Ohio's 88 counties. Horn. The Kircher-Hall winner will assume the seat Ll the state, Rhodes won Jr., R. Kurfess carried four counties around his base in northwes- tiring Rep. Charles WV.Whalen as well as populous Summit County, where he In the 12th District, state Rep. ,James L. Baumann S tern Ohio nomination. He had the backing of the Akron Beacon-Journal. The other had little trouble winning the Democratic will face 20-year House veteran Samuel L. Devine, R, in I -By Rhodes Cook what is expected to be a close race this fall. Ohio Returns GOVERNOR Candidate Residence Age Occupation Votes Percient Richard F.Celeste (0)' Cleveland 41 Lt. governor 490,563 worker 91,146 15.7 Dole Reusch (D) Lodi 38 Factory House minority leader 187,892 32.4 Charles F. Kurfess (R)- Perrysburg 48 State incumbent 391,801 67.6 James A. Rhodes (R)' Upper Arlington 68 HOUSE Age Occupation Votes Percent District Location Candidate Residence Unopposed Timothy M. Burke (0)' Cincinnati 30 Attorney 1 Hamilton County-eastern Unopposed Cincinnati 49 Incumbent Cincinnati and suburbs Bill Gradison (R)* Cincinnati 52 Incumbent Unopposed 2 Hamilton County-western Thomas A. Luken (D)* 45 State senator 19,262 57.2 and suburbs Stanley J. Aronoff (R)* Cincinnati Cincinnati television newsman 14,386 42.8 Theoron 0. "Tom" Atkins (R) Cincinnati 49 Former Dayton 30 Attorney 8.1 3 Southwest- Dayton Herbert Creech Jr. (D) 1,999 Edward L. Fanning (D) Dayton 44 Teacher 2,966 12.0 Tony P. Hall (D)* Dayton 36 State senator 19,826 80.0 Charles F. Horn (R) Kettering 53 Mayor 7,317 28.2 Dudley P. Kircher (R)* Dayton 43 Businessman 16.460 63.5 James E. Rich (R) Oukwood 54 Businessman 2,126 8.2 42.4 Iindley 30 Construction foreman 7,702 4 West-limo, Findlay Thomas F. Sushong (0) 57.6 Miavisburg 51 Former 10,464 John W. Griftin (D)* Unopposed Tennyson Guyer (R)* Findlay 64 Incunmbent PA(GE 1448-une 10, 1978 i:e lg Gees" Jemiesi. 5qbeuc& (0). DelimtLeme(*)* *-Pvetmouth. Powl H.*Ac~ouby (0) RoadH. Mench (D) Plemt ri 61 Ted Strisiped(D)* 514 Wiam. Mrsha (A)* 37 Joeph JI Walke (R) l--Springfield. Clarence J. Brown (ar 50 Incumbent Unopposed -Middletown, Lou Schroeder (D)* Fairfield 56 Democratic st cmm. memiber 9.00 64. Homer 0. Whiled (D) Dayton 46 Miftsr 4.9M 33.6 Thomas N. Kindness (R)e 46 Incumbent Unoppa sed -Toledo Thom I..Ashley (D)* Maumee 55 Incumbent John C. Hoyt (R)l Toledo 47 Marketing research Unoippose 10 5Vqam-Lncoster. James, A.Plummer (D)l Jackson 49 Real estate soles Unopposed Clarence 1. Mier (R), Lancaster 60 Incumbent Unopposed I1I Northeest.-Clevelend Patrick J. DonIn (D)* Hubbard Asst. county prosecutor 11.448 46.2 Arthur U.Magee (D) Hubbard Maor 9.694 39.1 Gory Allon Tisor (0) Willoughby Consulting engineer 3.622 14.6 J. William Stanton (R)l Palnesuile Incumbent Unopposed 12 Cenra-eastern Columbus James L. Soumonn (0)' Columbus Reol estate deveopr 18.409 58.2 qwnd suburbs Ray Hill (D) Columbus Insurance company president 2,762 6.7 Bill Moss (D) Columbus Columbus board of education member 10,449 33.0 Samuel L.Devine (t)* Columbus Incumbent Unopposed 13 N16h-S AndsY, Lorain Dan J.Peaso (D)* Oberlin 46 Incumbent John Michael Rtyan (D) 23,407 76.1 Lorain 61 Real estate dealer 6.572 21.9 Robert W. Hollman (R) Medina 30 Electrician 5.062 27. Mork W. Whitfield (t)' Medlin 26 Businessman 13,270 72.4 14 Nertheest-Aktron John F.Seiberling (D)* Akron 59 Incumbent Unopposed Walter J. Vogel (R)- Akron 47 Attorney Unopposed 15 Cenra-western Columbus Henry W. Eckhart (D)* Columbus 45 Attorney Unopposed and suburbs Chalmers P. Wylie (R)' Worthington 57 Incumbent Unopposod wsw 16 Northeast-Canton Owen S. Hand Jr. (D)* -- Canton 46 Optometrist Unopposed Ralph S. Regula (R)* Novarre 53 Incumbent Unopposed C~17 Central-Mnsfield, Newark Kenneth R. Grier (0)* Coshocton Mayor John M. Asisbrook (R)* Unopposed Johnstown 49 Incumbent Unopposed 16 Bost-Steubenville Douglas Applegate (D)* Steubenville 50 Incumbent Nick B. Karnick (D) 41,601 82.0 Steubenville 59 Municipal court bailiff 1,462 2.9 William P.McKenna (D) Richmond 56 Consultant engineer Rt.Norman Price (D) 5.922 11.7 Salem 26 Machine assembler 1,747 3.4 Gary Lynn Hammersley (R) Boivor 30 Manufacturer's representative Bill Ross (R)* 6.668 34.4 Now Philadelphia 37 Real estate company owner 12.760 65.6 19 Northeast-Youngstown. Charles J.Carney (D)* Youngstown Incumibent 24,127 34.5 Warren Vince'nt E.Gilmartin (D) Youngstown Attorney 15,317 21.9 George E.Toblack (D) Campbell Accountant 23,934 34.2 Gary J.Thompson (D) Warren Former Trumbull County commissioner 6.536 9.3 John Scott Hay (R) Youngstown Teacher 5.744 29.3 Joseph J. Rohan (R) Youngstown Factory worker 787 4.0 Gory L. Von Brocklin (R) Youngstown Attorney 2.572 20 Ceveand-ental, 13.1 Lyle Williams (R)* North Bloomfield Trumbull County commissioner 10.509 53.6 Norbert 0. Dennerll Jr. (D) Grafton Magic store owner 4,741 12.4 West, suburbs William J. Kennick (0) Wickliffe Retirod attorney Mary Rose Gokor (D)* 2,420 6.3 Cleveland Incumbent 31,225 81.3 21 Cleveland-east Louis Stakes (D)* Warrensville Heights 53 Incumbent Unopposed Bill Mack (R)* Cleveland 49 Tax insurance consultant Unopposed 22 Cleveland suburbs- Charles A. Vanik (D)o Euclid 65 Incumbent Cllnd Heights, Euclid James B. Cunningham (R) Unopposed South Euclid 39 Consulting firm president 7.138 45.6 Richard W. Sunder (R)* Euclid 34 Appraiser, attorney, realtor 8,530 54.4 23 Cleveland suburbs Ronald M. Mottl (0)' Parma 44 Incumbent 24,760 83.9 Michael Normile (D) Lakewood 40 Manufacturing forms owner Homer S. Taft (R)* 4,756 16.1 0f ,-. Boy Village 33 Attorney Unopposed 10100d..,.. r..A4,.d .*.Js.V. Po*.. .p byedawwi g Juneue 10,0 1978-PAGE17-P G 144914 ...... FEDRAL E~LECTION CUMISSI8UN uANDIVAIk INDE~X we SUPPW11 iO DOI4MN"Ts CANDIDATE/CUV'I ILk/OCUIEN4 LIi uHFFIVE, 8UWII/ PAfY PtIftAUY GLMAL PRIM f1CIKEttAP WILLIAMI Po HUSE 18 DE.MDCkA TIC PARTY 1. SIAlLftkNI UF LANDI8AI'L 1978 SIAIEhLkNIf OF CANVADUJr 2. CANIDATE. kLUkI18 OF RLEEIPT a EXPENDIURuES 19/sU 10 DJAY tkk-PIhfAftY lU IAL 0 A. Vk1NCIPAL CAftPAIUN COMMIITTEE MCKENNA UR CUNW~k.68 L0NNITIE 1,18S SFAI.PI&N' OF' UkI3ANIZAIIUN kkUULS81 FUR AUDI'HONAL INFORMIATION SlArEnENI OF UkUANIZAIIUN - AIE.NDlE.NY 10 DJAY PlkC1AkY 1 P900 IUIAL 19900 4. AUINUkILLU LUflflhILk.E. 5. UTHE.R bIJPPUk'IINU IUCUMENIS CONE RLYUi ONs TU IUIAL l-UE PAkY 5 0 8. 434kL/ INLPk'NUN1 INIILPENOEN1I co"iIB~Ul uiN /o 44L/ IJLLLUAIl. 5I&LEUATE CONIRIBUTIOUS be GUMMIUNILATIUMS cOETRAOUTIONS 7cf1 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 1977-1976 CANDIDATE INDEX OF SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS ------OFFICE SOUGHT/ PARTY PRIM-AlY UHFERAL PR ------ STRICKLAND, MR. TED H4OUSE 06 DEMOCRA TIC PARTY 1. STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE 2. CANDIDATE REPORTS OF RECEIPT L EXPENDITURES TOTAL 3. PRINCIPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE TED STRICKLAND FOR CONGRESS 1977 MISCELLANEOUS REPORT 1978 STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORM4ATION STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION - AMENDMENT STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION * AMENDMENT 1977 APRIL 10 QUARTERLY I1e39S JULY 10 QUARTERLY 3A - POSTCARD 1978 APRIL 10 QUARTERLY -AMENDMENT- S9381 APRIL 10 QUARTERLY REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION APRIL 10 QUARTERLY - AMENDMENT 10 DAY PRE-PRIMARY 1.295 10 DAY PRE-PRIMARY w AMENDMENT 1.295 YEAR END REPORT TOTAL 6.676 4o AUTHORIZED COMMITTEFS So OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO TOTAL FOR PART 5 434E/ INDEPENDENT INDEPENOENT CONTRIBUTIONS 434E/ DELEGATE Dq LEBATE CONTRISUTIONS- COMMUNICATIONS CONTRIBUTIONS To- -N0I[(t:, rHEi RLP(,HI'S ' 140 STrATEMLN rs L isij iU A1A(JVL AH i ,I 0 Pi Li -j~i(INADC~iOA t~FUFA LCIJ O ANY INFOHMATION COPIED FROM SUCH RI ITSAMD ST SHALL NOT BE SULD C_ TIL:ZED BY ANY PLWM'N t-ijk I-iL PUR1'CSE -4SOLICITING CQN1RIBUIIONS 0H- ANY COMMURCIAL P'URP~OSE. THE iNF0RmAr.-N LISTED ABOVE IS AS REPORTED BY CANDIWESANDCO 7 9 0 0 65 7I 6 . FEDERAL ELECTION COUWISSION *TE 197?.19?I CANDIDATE INDEX OF SUPPORTING DOCUWNTS - (EJ CANDIDATE/COMMT TTEE/DOCUMENT OFFICE SOUGHT/ 'PAR-TV PRlisAily IE ------ NA4:K9 BILL HOUSE 21 REPUBLICAN PAR'Ty 1, STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE o"10 STATEMENT OF CANnIDATE 2. CANDIDATE REPORTS OF RECEIPT & EXPENDITURES TOTAL 3. PRINCIPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 21ST DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE FOR SILL MACK 1978 STATEMENT 100 Coo@9 OF ORGANIZATION 5JUN76 3 ?SNSE#IY TOTAL 3 TOTAL P1 4. Au)THORIZED COMMITTFES 5, OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS COIOTRIBUTIONS TO EXPENDITURES TOTAL FOR PART S 434E/ t 1S INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT CONTRIBUTIONS5 IWSEPEN4OEW1 expefoI1IarES 434E/ DELEGATE DELEGATE CONTRIBUTIONS RELEA"Tt EJP IPTURIES COMMUNICATIONS CONTRIBUTIONS TO ExPEwDIIuRE * q0.ALF or J NOTICE: THE REPORTS AND STATEMENTS LISTED ABOVE ARE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AND COPYING AT THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION. ANY INFORMATION COPIED FROM SUCH fREPORTS AjD STATEMETS SHALL NOT BE SOLD OR UTILIZED BY ANY PERSON FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS OR ANY COMMERCIAL PURPOSE. THE INFORMAATION LISTED ABOVE IS AS REPORTED MYCANDIDATES ANjD CoMMITTUS. I," FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION CANDIDATE INDEX OF SUPPORTING DOCUME~i CANDIDATE/COMMITTEE/DOCUMENT RECEIPTS, OFFICE SOUGHT/ PARTY PRIMARY fW"ERALt NORMILE, MICHAEL Js HOUSE 23 DEMOCRATIC PARTY: 1. STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE STATEMENT OF CANDIDATE 2. CANDIDATE REPORTS OF RECEIPT L EXPENDITURtES 1978 10 DAY PRE-PRIMARY 10 DAY PRE-PRIMARY m AMENDMENT0 TOTALSS 3. PRINCIPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE NORMILE ELECTION COMMITTEE 1978 STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION -AMENDMENT 10 DAY PRE-PRIMARY 0 TOTAL 0 0 4. AIJTHORIZEfl COMMITTFES 5. OTHER SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS CONTRIBUTIONS TO EMF TOTAL FOR PART 5 0 434E/ INDEPENDENT INDEPENDENT CONTRIBUTIONS 434E/ DELEGATE DI ABATE CONTRIBUTIONS COMMUNICATIONS Norici THI- REPOH-IS NI7) STATEMEWtS LISTED) -,8VE- A#OLAVAILAF FOH PUBLIC INSPECTIONg AND COPYING3 AT THE FEDE:RAL ELECTION COMMIS' '. ANY INFORMATIONY COPIED FROM SUCH R' TSAD T SHAL OI ILZOc OL~. Y AY EHSN ~ssissi 'U5I'SL SOLICITING CONFFIBIFuIONS UR ANY COMMERCIAL PURPOSE. THE INFORMA. .jN LISTED ABOVE IS AS REPORTED BY CAND..AES AND(= TH IS IS THE BEGI NNIN OF NF #~______ Date Filmed d~ ~/1Camera-No. 2 Cameraman M6