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David F. Emery Maine

Millicent Fenwick New Jersey

William F. Goodling Pennsylvania

Bill Gradison Ohio

Charles E. Grassley Iowa

Tom Hagedorn Minnesota

George V. Hansen Idaho

Henry J. Hyde Illinois

James M. Jeffords Vermont

Robert Kasten, Jr. Wisconsin

Richard Kell/y Florida

Tom Kindness Ohio

William Henson Moore, III Louisiana

Gary A. Myers Pennsylvania

Larry Pressler South Dakota

RichardT. Schulze Pennsylvania

Virginia Smith Nebraska THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

January 8, 1975

MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX L. FRIEDERSDORF

FROM: . VERN LOEN yL--

SUBJECT: Representative-elect George Hansen, R-Idaho · Contested Election

Rep. Bill Dickinson called today to ask that the White House lean on the Justice Department to complete its report on alleged election ir­ regularities in Hansen's apparent victory. Rep. Wayne Hays already has served notice that he will demand Hansen stand aside unless an exonerating report is filed by Friday of this week.

Dickinson is fearful that this will lead to other such demands from both sides of the aisle in closely contested races. For example, Rep. -elect Virginia Smith, R-Neb., finds her opponent has gone directly to Hays' House Administration Committee to demand ad­ judication of that narrow victory.

Vince Rakestraw of Justice CR says they have been pressing the Criminal Division for six weeks to expedite its investigation. That Division will not divulge anything until its report will be completed inasmuch as prosecutorial charges appear to be involved. Rake- straw has no way of knowing whether the Criminal Division is deliber­ ately dragging its feet or whether it will file its report before Tuesday.

In view of the sensitive nature of this matter, I thanked him for the ·report and advised him to take no further action in response to our inquiry. '

cc: Counsellor John Marsh Charles Leppert Doug Bennett

<~-~-··ic~~:~~ -~\. .,·,~ ·.,·" <.. ··\ -:;.:. '. :,<:- ; ,/'c ~ ·"-·. i \· ..." ~... -..'· ~...... _ ... ~,,,' RETIRING REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN

(1) Rep. Charles E. Chamberlain (Mich.)

(2) Rep. John M. Zwach (Minn.)

(3) Rep. Les Arends {Ill.)

(4) Rep. Harold R. Collier (Ill.)

(5) Rep. Dave Martin (Neb.)

(6) Rep. William Minshall (Ohio)

(7) Rep. Ancher Nelsen (Minn.)

(8) Rep. Walter Powell (Ohio)

(9) Rep. H. R. Gross (Iowa)

(10) Rep. John Ware (Pa.)

( 11) Rep. Craig Hosmer (Calif.)

( 12) Rep. George Goodling (Pa.)

(13) Rep. Charles S. Gubser (Calif.)

( 14) Rep. Howard W. Robison (N. Y. )

(15) Rep. Henry P. Smith, III (N. Y. )

( 16) Rep. Wendell Wyatt (Ore.)

(17) Rep. Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen (N. J.) REPUBLICANS DEFEATED IN PRIMARY (House)

(1) Rep. Larry William (Pa.)

(2) Rep. Orval Hansen (Idaho)

(3) Rep. Glenn R. Davis (Wis.)

HOUSE REPUBLICANS DEFEATED FOR OTHER OFFICES

(1) Rep. Robert Steele (Conn.)

(2) Rep. Richard Mallery (Vt.)

(3) Rep. Larry Hogan (Md.)

::•::<>:< Rep. Louis C. Wyman (N. H. ) - - - - still seeking Senate seat (votes still being counted) HOUSE REPUBLICANS ABDNOR , JAMES s.o. OONCAN , JOHN J . 'IENN . ANIERSON , JOHN B. ILL . duPONT, PIFR.RE S. lEL. ARCHER , BILL '!EI. ARMS '!RONG , WILLIAM L. COLO . EI1'1A.RDS , JACK ALA. ASHEROOK , JOHN M. OHIO EMBRY , D\ VID F . MAINE ERI.ENOORN , JOHN N. ILL. BA FALIS , L.A. "SKIP" ru. . ESCH, MARVIN L. MICH . BAUMAN , ROBERT E. MD. ESHLE.MA.N , Ell-IIN D. PA . BFARD, ROBIN L. 'JENN • BELL , ALPHONSO CALIF. FENWICK , MILLICENT N.J .

BIES TER • ElliARD G. I JR • PA . FINDLEY, PAUL ILL. ffiOOMFIELD, WILLIAM S . MICH . FISH, HAMIL TON , JR • N. Y. EROWN , CLARENCE J . OHIO FORSYTHE , E&IN B. .N . J . BROWN , GARRY MICH . FRENZEL, BILL MINN . BROYHILL , JAMES T. N.C . FREY , LOUIS , JR • FLA . OOCHANAN , JOHN AIA .

IlTRGENER , CLAIR W. CALIF . GILMAN I BENJAMIN A. N.Y. BURKE , J . HERBERT FIA . GOLDWA 1ER , BARRY M. , JR , CALIF . BUTLER , M. CALOOLL VA , OOODLING, WILLIAM F, PA .

GRADISON I WILLIS D. ,Ja. OHIO CAR '!ER , TIM IEE KTY. CRASSIEY, CHARLES g. IOWA CEIERBERG, ELFORD A. MICH . GU .00 , GILBERT KO . CLANCY, OONALD D. OHIO GUYER , TENNYSON OHIO CIAUSEN , OON H. CALIF . CLAWSON , DEL CALIT . HAGE 00.RN , TOM MINN . CI,EVEIAND, JAMES C. N. FI . HAMMERSCHMIDT , JOHN PAUL ARK . COCHRAN , THAD MISS . HAJfSEN , GEORGE IDAHO COHEN , WILLIAM S • MAINE HARSHA , WILLIAM H. OHIO

COLLINS , JAMES M. TEX . HAS TINGS • J .AMES F I N. Y. CONABIE , BARBER B. , JR. N.Y. HECKLER , MARGARET M. MASS . ' CONLAN , JOHN B. ARIZ . HEINZ , H. JOHN llI PA .

CONTE I SILVIO 0 . MASS . HILLIS , ELWOOD IND. COUGHLIN , IAWRENCE PA . HINSHAW, ANIHEW J . CALIF . CRANE , PHILIP M. ILL. HOLT , &RJORIE S . MD. HOR TON , FRANK N.Y. MNIEL , "lOBERT W., JR. VA . HUTCHINSON , EIU!RD MICH. DER.WINSKI , EIMARD J . ILL. HYDE , HENRY J . ILL.

IEVINE I SAMUEL L. OHIO JARMAN, JOHN Okla. DICKINSON , WTI.J..IAM L. ALA . JEFFORJlS , JAMES M. VT. HOUSE REPUBLICANS JOHNSON , ALBERT W. PA . QUIE , ALBERT H. MINN . JOHNSON , JAMES P . COLO . QUILLEN , JAMES H. TENN .

KASTEN , ROBERT W. , JR , WIS . RAILSBACK , TOM ILL. KELLY, RICHARD FLA. REOOLA , RALPH S , OHIO KEMP , JACK F. N. Y. RHOIES , JOHN J . AiUZ . KE'l\'.:HUM, WILLIAM M. CALIF . RINALOO, MA. Tl'HEW J • N.J , KINDNESS , THOMAS N. OHIO ROBINSON , J . KENNETH VA . ROUSSEI.OT , JOHN H. CALIF , IAOOMA..~INO , ROlERT J . CALIF . RUPPE , PHILIP E . MICH . LATI'A. , DELBERT L. OHIO LENT , NORMAN F . N.Y. SARAS IN ,. RONALD A. CONN . LOT!' , TRENT MISS . SCHNEEBELI , HERMAN T. PA. WJAN , MANUEL , .R . N.M. SCHULZE , RICHARD T. PA. SE:EELIUS , KEITH G. KANS . McCLORY, ROBERT ILL. SHRIVER , GARNER E. KANS , MeCLOSKEY, PAUL N. , JR CALIF . SHUSTEfl , BUD PA , MeCOLLISTm , JOHN Y. NEB . SKUBITZ , JOE KANS . Me[)\ DE , JOSEPH M. PA . SMITH, VIRGINIA NEB . McEWEN , ROBERT C. N.Y. SNYDm , GENE KTY. McKINNEY, STF.WART B. CONN . SPENCE , FLOYD s.c. STANTON , J . WILLIAM OHIO MADil}AN , ElliARD R. ILL. STEELMAN , AIAN TEX. MARTIN , JAMES G. N.C . STEIGER , SAM AHIZ . MICHEL , ROBERT H. ILL. STEIGER , WILLIAM A. WIS . MILIER , CLARENCE E. OHIO SYMMS , S'IEVEN D. IrAHO MITCHELL, OONALD J , N.Y. MOORE , W. HENSON III LA . TALCOTT , BURT L. CALIF . IDORHEAD , CARLOS J . CALIF . TA YI.OR , GENE K) . M:>S HER , CHARLES A. OHIO THONE , CHARLES NEB . MYERS , G\RY A. ' PA . '!REEN , rAVID C. LA. MYERS , JOHN T. IND.

VANIER JAGT, GUY MICH . O' ffiIEN , GEORGE M. ILL. WALSH, WILLIAM F . N.Y. ,- Pettis, Shirley N. CRHf, • ~AMPLE..i. , WILLIAM C • PE?SER , PETER A. N. Y. WHALEN , CHARLES W. , .Tti • PRESSLER , LARRY S . D. WHITEHURST , G. WILLIAM VA . ""- PUTCHA.RD, JOEL WASH . '- HOUSE REPUBLICANS WIGGINS , CHARLES E. CALIF . WILSON , OOB CALIF . WINN , !Amt Y, '"1 . KANS . WYDLER, JOHN W. N.Y. WYLIE , CHALMERS P. OHIO

YOUNG , C. W. BILL FLA . YOUNG, OON ALASKA

ZE FERETrI , LEO CC N.Y.

' HOUSE DEM:>CRATS

ABZUG, JEW. S • D - NY AlltlMS , BROCK D - Wash. / ADD\ BAO, JOSEPH P.

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l f New GU!-' M.embers (House)

{l) DAVID F. EMERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single Moderate to conservative

{2) 1,11LLICENT FEl\l\VICK N. J. 64 yrs. old; flla.l'risd ~___,_~u__efl. Liberal, pipe smoker·

(3) WILLIAM F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

(4) BILL GRADISON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate

(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative

(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra-conservative

(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra-conservative

(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative

(9) JAI\1ES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. old; married Moderate; For Admin. Health care pl

{10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. \Vis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative ~h-

(11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. 50 yrs. old; married Moderate to conservative

(12) TOM KINDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

( 13) WILLIAJ\1 HENSON MOORE, Ill La. 35 yrs. old; married Conservative In. runoff election in January

(14) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yrs. old; married Liberal.

(15) LARRY PRESSLER S. D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal 11 "McGovern Repub. ; reform minded

(16) RiCIMRD T. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yrs. old; married; consen·ative

(17) VIRGINIA SMITH Neb. 63 yrs .. old; married; conservative J ---- .._r_ .. ,._. ___ _.. __ , ...... _ \...4-..J_,

{l) DAV.JD F: E1v1ERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single Moderate to conservative

• ! (2) J,ULLICENT FE1\T\VICK N. J ·. 64 yrs. old; 1narried Liberal, pipe smoker·

(3) WILLIP... M F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

( 4) BILL GRADISON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate

(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative

(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra-conservative

(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra-conservative

(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative

(9) JAJ\1ES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. old; married Moderate; For Adrriin. Health care pl

(10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. "\Vis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative

( 11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. 50 yrs. old; married Moderate to conservative

(12) TOM KIJ>.TDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

( 13) \VILLIAl\1 HENSON MOORE, Ill La. 35 yrs. old; married · Conservative

(f4) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yrs. old; married Liberal . :: :

(15) LARRY PRESSLER S.D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal "McGovern Repub. "; reform minded

( 1 6) RICHARD T. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yrs. old; married; consen"ative

(17) VIRGINIA- SMITH Neb. 63 yrs .. old; inarried; conservative ·.--~ ---...-,

(l} DAV.JD F: EMERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single l\1oderatc to conservative

(2) l.HLLICENT FEl\T\VICK N. J .. 64 yrs. old; married Liberal, pipe srnoker·

(3) "\VIL LIAM F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

( 4) BILL GRADISON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate

(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative

(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra-conservative

(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra-conservative

(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative

(9) JAMES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. _old; married Moderate; For Admin. Health care p1

(10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. \Vis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative ... (11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. 50 yrs. old; married Moderate to conservative

(12) TOM KINDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married ,,,.<;'":''i~i~;~'..\: Should be conservative (:,,? '~\

(13) \VILLIAl\1 HENSON MOORE, Ill La. 35 yrs. old; ma~ried ~'.'._ . • .j) Conservat{ve ...... ___. In. runoff election in January

(14) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yrs. old; married Liberal.>

(15) LARRY PRESSLER S. D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal "McGovern Repub. "; reform minded

( 16) :RICHARD T. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yrs. old; married; conser\·ative

(17) VIRGINIJI.- SMITH Neb. 63 yrs .. old; married; conservative HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES (REPUBLICANS)

David F. Emery Maine

Millicent Fenwick New Jersey

William F. Goodling Pennsylvania

Bill Gradison Ohio

Charles E. Grassley Iowa

Tom Hagedorn Minnesota

George V. Hansen Idaho

Henry J. Hyde Illinois

James M. Jeffords Vermont

Robert Kasten, Jr. Wisconsin

Richard Kelley Florida

Tom Kindness Ohio

William Henson Moore, III Louisiana

Gary A. Myers Pennsylvania

Larry Pressler South Dakota

Richard T. Schulze Pennsylvania

Virginia Smith Nebraska {l) DAV)D F: ElvlERY Maine 25 yrs. old; single Moderate to conservative

(2) MILLICENT FEJ\T\VICK N. J. 64 yrs. old; ~cee:·n:ied ~'~-t l Liberal, pipe smoker·

(3) VtlLLIAM F. GOODLING Pa. 46 yrs. old; married Should be conservative

(4} BILL GRADISON Ohio 45 yrs. old Conservative to moderate

(5) CHARLES E. GRASSLEY Iowa 41 yrs. old; married Conservative

(6) TOM HAGEDORN Minn. 30 yrs. old; married; farmer Ultra-conservative

(7) GEORGE V. HANSEN Idaho 44 yrs. old; married Ultra-conservative

(8) HENRY J. HYDE Ill. 50 yrs. old; married Conservative

(9) JAMES M. JEFFORDS Vt. 40 yrs. old; married Moderate; For Admin. Health care pl

(10) ROBERT KASTEN, JR. "\Vis. 32 yrs. old; formerly State Senator Conservative

. ' ( 11) RICHARD KELLEY Fla. 50 yrs. old; married Moderate to conservative ... ·-·-.

(12) TOM KI:t\TDNESS Ohio 44 yrs. old; married /~~·~· ~;, rr::;~~. Should be conservative ;, -.. F)

\. ',~·. .t··> ( 13) "\VILLIA!Vl HENSON MOORE, III La. 35 yrs. old; married Conservative rn' runoff election in January

{14) GARY A. MYERS Pa. 37 yrs. old; married Liberal.>

(15) LARRY PRESSLER S. D. 32 yrs. old; single; liberal 11 "McGovern Repub. ; reform minded

(16) RICHARDT. SCHULZE Pa. 45 yrs. old; married; conser,·ative

(17) VIRGINIA SMITH Neb. 63 yrs .. old; married; conser";ative THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

April 5 , 19 7 6

MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF

THROUGH: CHARLES LEPPERT, JR.~

FROM: TOM LOEFFLER<\.(_•

SUBJECT: Congressman-Elect Ron Paul

Dr. Ron Paul was born August 20, 1935 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He graduated from Greentree Elementary School, Dormont High School, Gettysburg College with a BA Degree in 1957 and Duke University Medical Cert er with an MD Degree in 1961. He performed his internship and residency training at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit, Michigan and his specialty training in obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He completed the primary course in aerospace medicine and was a flight surgeon in the United States Air Force and later a member of the Air National Guard.

Dr. Paul and the former Carol Wells were married February 1, 1957 and have five children, Ronnie - 17; Laurie - 16; Randal - 13; Robert - 10; and Joy Lynette - 4. They currently reside at 101 Blossom, Lake Jackson, Texas 77566. Their home telephone number is AC 713 297-3102.

Locally Dr. Paul has been active in community affairs, being Im.mediate Past President of the Lake Jackson Kiwanis and the Current President of the Brazoria County Unit of the American Cancer Society. He is a member of the Board of Directors of Community Hospital and a member of the Brazoria Medical Society. He is a member of the Congressional Action Committee of the Brazosport Chamber of Commerce, a member of the Drug Abuse Committee for the Brazosport Independent School District and on the Steering Committee for the Community Conference on Technical Vocational Education. He is Past President of the Lake Jackson Aquatics Club and a fellow in the American Co~e... of Obstetrics and Gynecology. /.'+--+.·· fr10R~ {..,, ~ -c"'_,, \~,vzJ : - 2 -

Dr. Paul ran for Congress in 1974 and received 28. 4% of the vote against the incumbent Congressman, Bob Casey. In a special election following the Casey resignation, Dr. Paul and Bob Gammage (a liberal state senator) were pitted in a runoff. The runoff election was held last Saturday, April 3, and Dr. Paul won by approximately 55%. He becomes the first Republican to represent the 22nd Congressional District since its origin in 1958 and the first Republican to represent that part of Texas in modern history.

Dr. Paul is scheduled to be sworn in shortly after noon on Wednesday, April 7.

Politically Paul is very. conservative and supports the candidacy of Governor Reagan. However, both Senator Tower and Congressman Bill Archer believ~ a Presidential telephone call of congratulations would be of benefit to the President. a...vu1art"(t:.Y • ..JI"'(. LoNGWORnt Housl!: OirF1c11 eu1LD1HC1 9YH DISTRICT, FLORIDA 202-225-!ll 07

HARRIETT HACKNEY l\epublican l\esearcb

BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF MEMBERS

94th CONGRESS

Due to the numerous requests received from newly-elected Members

and present inctnnbents, the attached information is being furnished.

Please be advised that each individual office provided us with

the "factors contributing to win" and the home address. Other more

lengthy fact sheets will be sent to you by different committees, but

in the.m~anwhile, the Research Committee hopes these sketches will

be helpful. ALABAMA

W. Jack Edwards 1st, Alabama 5628 Newington Washington, D. C. 20016 Age: 46 Approps.

Born Sept. 20, 1928, Birmingham; home, Moblie; U. of Ala., B.S.,-1952, LL.B., 1954; USMC; married, two children; Presbyterian; atty.

Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 61%; 1972 - 77%; 1974 - 60.5%

District Make-up: No party registration; average voting age: 42.7; white collar: 41%; blue collar: 42%; service: 14%; farm: 3%; paper and allied products, finance, real estate, insurance; agriculture: grains, cattle, nursery and greenhouse products, and dairy products; lumber and wood products; apparel and other textile products.

Ratings: ACA - 84; COPE - 9; ADA - 16

Factors Contributing to Win: Close communication with voters; hard work and well organized campaign organization.

William L. Dickinson 2nd, Alabama 6501 Beachway Drive Armed Services; House Adm.; Falls Church, Virginia 22044 Joint Com on Printing; Age: 49 Com. on Com.

Born June 5, 1925, Opelika; home, Montgomery; U. of Ala., B.A., 1948, LL.B., 1950; Navy WWII; married, four children; Methodist; atty; Judge, Opelika City Ct.; Lee County Ct. of Common Pleas and Juv. Ct., Fifth Jud. Circuit of Ala.; Asst. V.P. Southern Railway System.

Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 61%; 1972 - 55%; 1974 - 65.1%

District Make-up: No party registration; average voting age: 42.5%; white collar: 42%; blue collar: 39%; service: 14%; farm: 5%; agriculture: poultry, cattle, dairy products, hogs and sheep; apparel and other textile apparel; finance, insurance, real estate, lumber and wood products.

Ratings: ACA - 96; COPE - 9; ADA - 4 ·

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service, accessibility, and frequent trips to the district. ALABAMA

John H. Buchanan, Jr. 6th, Alabama 2909 Highland Ave., South, Apt. 801 Birmingham, Alabama 35205 Age: 46 Foreign Affairs; Gov't Ops.

Born March 19, 1928, Paris, Tenn.; home, Birmingham; Southern Theological Sem. Samford U. (formerly Howard U.) 1949; LL.D., 1967; Navy WWII; married, two children; Baptist; Pastor; Finance Dir., Ala. Repub. Party

Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 60%; 1972 - 60%; 1974 - 57.2%

District Make-up: No party registration; average voting age: 44; white collar: 52%; blue collar: 34%; service: 14%; farm: 0%; primary metal industries: blast furnace and steel mill products; finance, insurance, real estate; fabricated metals; transportation equipment; bakery and meat products.

Ratings: ACA - 77; COPE - 11; ADA - 24.

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent services and communication; well or~anized campaign organization and relentless campaigning. ·

ALASKA

Donald E. Young 1825 Rupert Street McLean, Virginia 22101 Age: 41

Born June 9, 1933, Meridian Calif.; home, Fort Yukon; Chico State Col., B.A., 1956; married, two children; Episcopalian; Riverboat capt.; educator; Fort Yukon City Council, Mayor; State House; State Senate.

Elected: 1973 special Elections Results: 1973 - 52%; 1974 - 55.4%

District Make-up: 29% D; 17% R.; average voting age: 34; white collar: 55%; blue collar: 30%; service: 15%; farm: 4%; finance, insurance and real estate; agriculture and fishing: sea food, dairy products, eggs, potatoes and cattle; oil and gas field services and other oil and gas extraction activity; paper pulp and other paper and allied products.

Ratings: ACA - 74; COPE - 64; ADA - 12.

Factors Contributing to Win: Effectiveness and visibility while in Congress; particularly on issues involving concerns of constituents, i.e. Alaska Pipeline, 200-mile fishing limit and strip mining. Good campaign organization and coordination on the state-wide level. ARIZONA

John J. Rhodes 1st, Arizona 5502 Pollard Road Washington, D.C. 20016 Age: 58

Born Sept. 18, 1916, Council Grove Kans., home, Mesa; Kans. State Col.,B.S., 1938; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1941; Army Air Corps, WWII; married, four children; Methodist; atty., V. P. Farm & Home Life Ins. Co.; V. Chm. Ariz. Pub. Welfare Bd: House Minority Leader.

Elected: 1952 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972-- 57%; 1974 - 54.4.

District Hake-up: 51% D; 45% R; average voting age: 42; white collar: 52%; blue collar: 32%; service: 14%; farm: 2%; electrical equipment and supplies; finance, insurance and real estate; machinery; agriculture: cattle, cotton, vegetables, and dairy products.

Ratings: ACA - 73; COPE - O; ADA -.4.

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent services, longevity in Congress, increased national exposure as minority leader, and well organized and high pitched campaign.

·, Arizona

Sam Steiqer 3rd, Ariz.ona 1009 East C-OOdwin Street Prescott, Arizona 86301 Acre~ 45

Born ~1arch 10, 1929, New York City; hare, Prescott; Cornell u., 1946-48; Colorado A & M, B.S., 1950; Al:ny, 1951-53; married, three children~ Jewish; rancher and horse breeder.

Elected: 1966 Election P-esults: 1970·- 62%; 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 51%

District Make-up: 52% D. 44% R, other 4%; median voting age: 41.5; white collar, 46%; blue collar, 36%; service, 13%; farm, 5%; agriculture, notably cattle, vecretables and fruits; finance, insurance and real estate; electrical equipnent and supplies, especially electronic canponents and accessories; rrachinery; rren's and boys' furnishings, and other apparel and other textile products; and food and kindred products. Hiqher education (Northern l\rizona University).

Patings: ACA 100% COPE 11 % ADA 0 Factors Contributing to Win: basically conservative district, maverick image.

,iohn Conlan 4th. Arizona 429 f'-nnnnn Houge ":Frire n1aa. J3an'k:j_na and Ctlrrf'..ncv Washinnton D r,. ~cience and ~~trnnautics J'!oe: 44

'P.orn Sent 17 - 1930 ~ Park Ill.; hane, Phoenix; Nortrnvestern U., B.S., 1951: Harvard I.aw School, I.L.B., 1954; Army, 1956-61; married, two children. Partner, law firm of Hughes, Hughes and Conlan~ Instructor, U. of Md. and l\riz. State U.; State Senate, 1965-72. Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 -- 53%; 1974 - 55.2%

District Make-up: 52% D, 44% R, other 4%; median voting age, 42.6; white collar, 56%~ blue collar, 29%; service, 12%; farm 3%. Finance, insurance and real estate, electrical equipnent and supplies, especially electronic canponents and accessories; agriculture, oota.Uly cattle, cotton and vegetables: copper or~ Mining, and othC: metal mininq; prim:-uy rrctal industries, especially./~---;;--~ pn.rlla~' copper· :rriacluncry. /~. ~: · l' · .-? & ,, .., < ' . ..,. _. , ~ ·~~ ~-: I Ratings: l\DA - 8; COPE - 18; ACA - 100. ! ·''. ~I Factors Contributinq to ~·7in -strong effort to carrnunicate with distric~~':· ._-bj rrost significal'ltly use of rrobile office to caver large district; althou

John Paul Hamrerschrnidt 3rd, Arkansas Marble Falls , filkansas Public Works, Age: 52 Veterans Affairs Born-May 4, 1922, Harrison, Arkansas; hane, Marble Falls; The Citadel; Oklahana A & M Col.: u. of Ark.; Aney Air Corps, l•"ITI; .Major, USAFR; married, one child; Presbyterian. Pd. Chrnn. , Hamnersclnnidt Lumber Co. , Pres. , Construction Products oo. ; .Dir. , First Natl, Bank ~ Harrison Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. ; Chmn., l-rrk. P.epub. State Central Can.: Rep. Natl. Finance Can., 1962-63. Elected: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 67%; 1972 - 77%; 1974 - 51.6%

District ~1ake--up: no party registration; median voting age, 46.9; white oollar, 38%; blue collar, 42%; service, 13%; farm, 7%. aariculture, notablv poultry, cattle and dairy products; food and kindred products, especially ... neat products; furniture and fixtures, especially \'."OOd household furniture; finance, insurance and real estate; and electrical equi:µnent and supplies. Also higher education (Univ. of Arkansas).

Hatinqs: ADA - 4: COPE - 11; ACA - 71

Factors Contributing to Win: service to constituents and hard work; votino record.

California

Don Clausen 2nd, california Crescent City, california Interior and Insular Acre: 51 Affairs, Public Works

Porn April 27; 1923, Ferndale; hane, Crescent City; San Jose State Col., Calif. Polytedmic, l·/eber Col., St • .Mary's. Col; Navy, hWII; rrarried, tv.o c.1iildren; Lutheran; Clausen Flying Service, Air Anbulance Service, and Clausen Assoc (insurance) •

Elected: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 63%; 1972- 62%; 1974 - 55.3%

District Make-·up: N.A.

P.atings : ADA - 8 COPE - 20; l>.CA.. - 81

Factors Contriliuting to Win: reputation as responsive Congressman; high mail response and constituent service; coomittee assignments and seniority on same corrbine with constituent interests to prcxiuce win. California

Paul N. McCloskey Jr. 12th, Califomia 305 Grant :AVE! •. Goverrment Operations, Palo Alto, California 94306 Merchant Marine ard Fisheries Age: 47

Born Sept. 29, 1927, San Bernardino; hane, Portola Valley; .cccidental Col. ard Calif. Inst. of Tech. 1945-46·; Stan.ford u., B.A., 1950. LL.B., 1953; NaV'.f, 1945--47; us~, Korean War: tJSt.~R, 1952-72; narried, four children, Pres­ bvterian. Practicing atty., 1953-67; Deputy Dist. Atty., ! laneda Cotmty, 1953-54; lecturer, Santa Clara and Standford Law Schools, 1964-67.

Elected: 1966 Election Resultc;: 1970 - 77%; 1972 - 44%; 1974 - 69%

District Make-up: N.A.

Ratings: NJA - 76; COPE - 64; ACA - 15

Factors Contributing to Win: frequent appearances with opponent; high narre recognition; series of weekend constituent rreetings; agreement with or:pment to limit carrpaign spending.

Burt Talcott 16th I Califomia 100 West Alisal Appropriations Salinas, Ca. 93903 Acre: 54

Born Februcu:y 22, 1920, Billings, Montana; hare, Salinas: Stanfonl U., B.A., 1942, LL.B., 1946; Anny Air Corps, h'iVII; married, one child; Methcxlist. Attorney: Ccmnissioner of Athletics, Coast Counties Athletic Ieague, 1954-58; 1-bnterey Count:yt Supervisor, 1954-62.

Elected: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 64%; 1972 - 54%; 1974 - 49.2%

District Make-up: N .A.

Ratings: MJA - 0; COPE - 10; ACA - 82

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service, name. identification, press coverage reputation for intearity ard honesty; despite labor and environmental group opposition, endorserrents carre fran all but 4 of 31 daily and weekly newspapers. California

WilliaM Ketchum 18th, California 901 Sixth St. I SW #510 Interior and Insular, Washington, D.C. 20024 District of Columbia Age: 53

Born Sept. 2, 1921, Ios Angeles; home, Paso Robles; Colo. School of Mines, u. of So. Calif. , B .s . ; Anny, l•lWII and Korea; married, bA:> children; Episcopalian. Calif. Ieqislature, ·1966; formerly engaged in cattle raising and faming~past Pres., San Luis Obispo CounbJ Fann Bureau. Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 53%; 1974 - 52.6%

District .Make-up: N .A.

Ratings: ADA - 0 .~ COPE - 0; ACA - 92

Factors Contributing to Hin: fiscal conservatism, support of balanced btrlget, B-1 l:x:xrber and space shuttle {aerospace district) ; reputation as maverick, with high narre identification and gcxxl service to constituents.

PdJert J. Laganarsin:> 19th, California 121 Quay St. Foreign Affairs, Alexandria, Va. Merchant Marine and Fisheri Age: 48

B6m Sept. 4, 1926; hane, Ojai; Viof Cal Santa Barbara, A.B. Law School, u. s. Navy, World War II, practicing attorney, Cal. State Senate, married, 3 children

Elected:. 1974 {special) Election Results: 1974 special - 53.2%; 1974 regular - 56.5%

District Make-up: N.A.

Patings: N .A.

Factors Contributing to Win: constib.lent . service and independence , stit'ong name identification from past service in state politics

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Barry r-0ldwater, Jr. 20th, California 1423 Lonm..rorth House Office Bldq. Interstate and Foreign Wash.inaton, D.C. 20515 · Crnmerce, Science and Age: 36 Astronautics

Born July 15, 1938, Los Angeles; Hane, Burbank; Staunton Military Acad,, U. of Colo., 1957-60; Ariz. State u., B.A., 1962; married; Episcopalian. Stock brokerage finn, 1962-69, partner, 1968-69.

Elected: 1968 Election Results: 1970 - 67%; 1972 - 43%; 1974 - 61.2%

District ~~e-up: N.A.

Ratinos: ADA - 4; COPE - 9; ACA 96

Factors Contributing to .Win: reputation for Treasury watchdog; snall business support· strong errotional appeal to traditional P..epublican voters; strong ctiticism of pardon of fonrer President Nixon, as well as hard stand against surtax, ooverI"l!!'eilt sperrling; in general, st.ocrl. on voting record, relied on ''people to people" campaiqn style, with little reliance on rralia (either print or electronic) ;caJTpaign used 140·-phone bank for 18 hours per day, last four days preceding election.

Carlos rt:>orhead 22nd, California 420 N. Brand Blvd., '"Tooiciary Glendale, California 91203 Aqe~ 52

P.orn May 5, 1922, Long Beach; hcr.e, Glendale; Univ. of Calif, IDs l\ngeles, B.A., 1943; u. of So. Calif., School of law. J.D., 1949; Arrr.w, 1945-46; r.arried, five children; Presbyterian. Practicing attorney; Dir., Glendale legal Aid· and ~·iyer' s Reference Service, 16 years; Pres. , Glendale Bar Assn. , State Asserrbly, 1966-72.

Elected= 1972 Election Results: 1972 ~ 57%; 1974 - 55.7%

District Make-up: N.A.

Ratings: ADA - 4 · COPE - 0: l'\CA - 96

Factors Contributing to lvin: qood Pepublican registration; hard campaign effort, includinq broad spectrum appearances throughout 1 ongressional term as well as hiqh frequenC'.J of speech appearances during three weeks of camraiqn; two active district offices and reqular ronrnunity meetings; well organized party in the 22nd district; used light radio srx>ts arrl a rNi.cely circulated issue "tabloid''. califomia

Joh.'1 Housselot 26th, califomia 735 i·!est Duarte Rd. Suite 403 Banking and Currency, Arcadia, California 91006 Post Office and Civil Age: 47 Service

Born November 1, 1927, Los Angeles; bane, San 1.1arino; Principia_Col., B.A., 1949 · r.arried, three children; Christian Scientist. Pres. and 0.-mer, John H. Rousselot and P...ssoc., public r~lations consultants; 1954-58; Dir. Pub. Info. , Fed. Housioo J'ani.n. , 1958-60; Re; • Calif. 25th Congressional District, 1961-6.3; Management consultant, 1967-70.

Elected: 1970 (p-pecial) Election Results~ 1970 - 65%; 1972 - 70%; 1974 - 58.9%

District Make-up: N .A.

Ha.tings: NJA - 8 ~ COPE - 9; ACA - 96

Factors Contributing to Win: close camrunication with constituents; local handling of casework; enphasis on district office operations; stand on votinq record· opposition to surtax.

Alphonzo Bell 27th, califomia Roan 14220 Education and Labor, 11000 Wilshire Blvd. Science and Astronautics Ios Angeles, california 90024 ~e: 60

Born Sept. 19, 1914, Ios lmgeles; hane, Ios Angeles; Occidental Col. , B .A. , 19 38 · Anny Air Corps, W~\1II: married, nine children; Presbyterian. Pres. , Chrnn., Beli Petroleum Co., 1938- ; Chnm., Calif. Republican Central Carm., 1956-58 · Chrrtn., Pepublican Central Ccmn. of Ios Angeles Cotmty, 1958-60.

Elected: 1960 Election Pesults: 1970 - 69%; 1972 - 61%; 1974 - 64%

District Make-up: N.A.

Ratings: ADA. - 36; COPE - 56; ACA - 29

Factors Contriliuting to Win: Constituent contact, involving weekend hours for district office; carmuted to district each weekerrl during term; Sl.lptX>rt for environrrental projects, expressed concern over energy crisis; endorserrent by .l\FL·-CIO, L.A. Tirres, COPE, and Mayor Bradley; people to people emphasis in campaign. California

Del Clawson 33rd California 13601 East Whittier Blvd Suite 401 Whittier, California 90605

Age: 60 Rules

Born on January 11, 1914 in Thatcher, Arizona; attended Arizona Gila College; salesman and bookkeeper 1934-41; public housing authority 1941-47; Manager Mutual Housing Association of Compton 1947-63; Compton City Council 1953-57; Mayor of COmpton, 1957-63.

Elected: 1962 Election Results: 1970- 63%, 1972 - 61%, 1974 - 53% (redistricted)

- Distric t Make-up: recently redistricted~ conservative working class Democratic district, but always votes Republican ·

Ratings: ACA - 100%; COPE - 10%; ADA - 0%

Factors Contributing yo Win: convervative record on social issues, constituent services, personal popularity

Jerry L. Pettis 37th California 242 North Arrowhead Ave. Suite IA San Bernadine, California 92408

Age: 58 Ways and Means

Born July _l~, 1916 in Phoenix, Arizona; Pacific Union College, B.A., 1938; ~ancher; Special Assistant to the President of United Air Lines, 1946-50; Founder, Magnetic Tape Duplicators, Audio-Digest Foundation; profession of economics 1948-64. Married, three children.

Elected: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 72%, 1972 - 75%, 1974 - 64% (redistricted)

District Make-up: Republican, desert climate

Ratings: ACA: 77%; COPE: 36t; ADA: 16%

Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, independent image, constituent services. California Charles E. Wiggins 39th California 10400 Buckboard Place Potomac, Maryland 20854 Judiciary

Born December 3, 1927 in El Monte, California; Uni~ersity of Southern California, B.A., 1953, LL.B., 1956; Army WWII; practicing attorney 1957-66; councilman, mayor, El Monte, 1960-66. Married, two children. Elected: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 63%, 1972 - 65%, 1974 - 55% (redistricted) District Make-up: wealthy, white collar, Repumlican Ratings: ACA - 86%; COPE - 10%; ACA - 12%

Factors Contributing ~o Win: Personal popularity, role on Judiciary, competence, name recogni·~tion.

.:\ndrew Hinshaw 40th California 1128 Longworth HOB Wash~mgton, n.c. 20515 Age: 51 Government Operations Post OFf ice & Civil Se1 Born August 4, 1923, Dexter Missouri; University of Southern Californiai B.S., 1950; attend USC school of law; Navy WWII; appraiser, Los Angeles County Assessor's Office, 1949-54; appraiser, California State Board of Equalization, 1954-64; assessor, orange~county 1965-72. Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 66%, 1974 - 67% (redistricted) District Make-up: Orange County Ratings: ACA·- 92%; COPE 9%; ADA:- 4% Factors Contributing to Win: conservative voting record, heavily Republican district, communication with constituents. California Bob Wilson 41st California 2335 Rayburn Washington, D.C. 20515 Age: 48 Armed Services Born April 5, 1916 in Calexico, California; San Diego College; army WWII; advertising and public relations. Married, three children. Elected: 1952 Elections Results: 1970 - 72%, 1972 - 68%, 1974 - 56% (redistricted) District Make-up: heavy Navy population, higher education; finance, insurance and real estate. Ratings: ACA - 80%; COPE 30%; ADA 0% Factors Contributing to Win: Republican district, work on Armed Services Committee, independence of Nixon at end of tenure as campaign co111T1ittee chairman.

Clair Burgener 43rd District 7860 Mission Center Ct. #107 San Diego, California 92108 Age: 53 Banking & Currency Born December 5, 1921 in Vernal, Utah; San Diego State College, A.B., 1950; Army WWII; President and owner Clair W. Burgener Co. Realtors; Vice Mayor and Councilman, San Diego 1953-57; state representative 1963-67; state senate 1967-72. . Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 68%, 1974 - 60% District Make-up: heavily Republican; parts of Orange County Ratings: ADA -4; COPE - 10%; ACA - 92% Factors Contributing to Win: constituent work, constant communication with disctrict, 36 trips back to district, heavily Republican area. Colorado James P. Johnson 4th Colorado 922 Gregory Rd. Fort Collins, Colorado 80521 Age: 44 Agriculture Born June 2, 1930 in Yankton, South Dakota; Northwestern University, B.A., 1952; University of Colorado, LL.B., 1959; municipal judge. Married, three children. Elected: 1972 Elections Results: 1972 - 51%, 1974 - 52% District Make-up: 30% D, 30% R, 40% independent or misc.; median voting age - 40.2; white collar - 47%, blue collar - 30%, service - 14%, farm 9%. Agriculture (cattle, grains and hogs), finance, insurance and real estate; meat packing products, higher education. Ratings: ACA - 67; ADA - 48%; COPE - 27% Factors Contributing to Win: moderate voting record, communication with constituents, reputation for independence

William L. Armstrong 5th Colorado 1445 Laburnum St. Mcclean Va. 22101 Age: 371 Armed Services Born March.16, 1937 in Fremont, Nebraska; President of KOSI AM-FM radio; state representative 1963-64, state senate 1965-72. Married, two children. Elected: 1972 Elections Results: 1972 - 62%, 1974 - 57% • District Make-up: 26% D, 30% R; median voting age - 39.2; white collar 55%, blue collar - 29%, service ~ 13%, farm - 3%. Finance, insuranee and real estate, agriculture, electrical equipment, machinery, stone, clay and glass products, concrete and fabricated metal products. Ratings: ACA - 92; COPE - 0%; ADA - 8% Factors Contributing to Win: Republican district, name recognition (formerly majority leader of· state senate), youthful image. Connecticut

Stewart B. McKinney 4th, Connectic'.it P.O. Box 543 Fairfield, Connecticut 06430 Banking and Cun-ency, D.C. Age: 44

Born January 30, 1931, Pittsburgh Pa.; Home, Fairfield; Yale University, B.A., 19Sq USAF 1951-55; Business and Real Estate; Former President of CMF Tires, Operates Lantern Point Real Estate Development: Conn. House of Representatives 1967-70, Minority Leader 1969-70; Married, 5 children; Episcopalian.

Elected to House: November, 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 57%(3-way race); 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 51.2%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: ·Democratic - 33%, Republican 34%, Unaffil­ uated - 33%; Median Voting age 45.1; White Collar 56%, Blue Collar 33%, Service 11%, Farm 0%; Finance, insurance and real estate; electrical equipment and sup­ plies, especially communication equipment; transportation equipment, especially air­ craft and parts; machinery, especially office and computing machines; and fabricated netal products.

~atings: ACA 40% COPE 82% ADA 52% ;

?actors Contributing to Win: In spite.of win in state by Democrat for Governor and Sena saat, candidate through strong effort, good constituent service, and continious contact ~ith Distri

Ronald A. Sarasin 5th, Connecticut Beacon Falls, Connecicut Education and Labor Age: 40

Born December 31, 1934, Fall River, Mass.; University of Conn. B.S. 1960; U. Conn. School of Law, ). D., 1963; Asst. Professor of Law, New Haven College, 1963-66; Town Counsel, Beacon Falls, 1963-72; Conn. State House, 1968-72, Asst. Minority Leader, 1970-72; President, Naugatuck Valley Bar Assn., 1972; married, one child; Catholic.

Elected to House: November, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 51% 1974 - 51.2%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: Democratic 34%, Republican 28%, Unafiliated 39%; Median Voting Age 44.4; White collar 51%, Blue Collar 39%, Service 10%, Farm 0%; Electrical Equipment and supplies, especially communication equipment; machinery, especi office and computing machines; transportation equipment; especially aircraft and parts; finance, insurance and realestate; and fabricated metal products.

Ratings: ACA 48% COPE 55% ;

Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service and excellent visibility and name recognition. Home every weekend with good, prior publicity about appearances. Campaign from school bus converted to mobile district office. 99.6% Voting Attendance Record. Some radio and newspaper campaigning, but most advertising by use of name recognition wi constituents, i.e., billboards and town hall meetings. Delaware

Pierre S. duPont, IV At Large, Delaware 414 South Capitol Street Washington, D. C. 20003 Foreign Affairs; Merchant Marine Age: 39 and Fisheries

Born Jan. 22, 1935, Wilmington, Del.; Home, Rockland; Princeton univ. B.S. (Mech. Engr. 1956; Harvard Law School, L~L.B. 1963; Active duty as U.S. Naval Reserve Officer (Seabees) 1957-60; Lawyer and Businessman: Admitted to Bar 1964s Wilmington; Employed by E.I. duPont Co. in Photo Products Dept; Served in Delaware Hof Reps 1968-70; married, 4 children; Episcopalian.

Elected to House: November, 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 54% (3-way race); 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 59.2%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: Democrat 41%, Republican 35%, Other 24%; Median Voting age 41.3; White collar 51%, Blue Collar 34%, Service 13%, Farm 2%; Finance, Insurance and real estate; chemicals and allied products, especially plastics mat~rials and synthetics; food and k1ndred products, especially poultry dressing and canned fruit and vegetables; agriculture, notably broilers, corn, dairy products and soybeans; appar and other textile products.

Ratings: ACA 48% COPE 36% ; ADA 52% ; Factors contributing to Win: Conscious effort to shed attacks based on feelings about "just another politician". Constant constituent contact through visits every weekend and major newsletters four times a year. Keeping in good touch with constituents began upon election to the House, removing the pi.tfalJ.s of 'poor visibility at election time.

Also limited campaign donations to $100 under a program called Pete's 3,000. 3,000 donations of $100 each would yield $30,00 for use in the campaign.

Florida

Richard Kelly 5th, Florida 1712 Pine Tree Road Holiday, Florida 33589 Newly Elected November, 1974 Age: 49

Born 1925 Colorado State College of Education B.A.: U of Florida College of Law J.D.; Graduate of College for State Trial Judges at U of Nevada; USMC 1942-6; Federal Prosecutor for Department of Justice; Attorney for the FBI; City Atty. for Zephyr Hills, Fla.; Elected Judge for the 6th Judicial Circuit of Florida 1960-1974; married, 2 children; Presbyterian. ... ,,,,.. ... ---:-~~ ...."' ~'ii.' nt"(.o"'~ Elected to Congress: November, 1974 ' ' l-~? 1::. Election Results: 1974 - 54% . l 1;;: C"O \ µJ ~ \ c? .:~'/ District Make-up: Voter registration by party: D 60%, R 40%; Tourism, Agri"t:ul turet-> Construction are the main industries in the district. No heavy industry. '"'·-.-~...... -

Ratings: New

Factors contributing to Win: The voters of the fifth congressional District fb Florida were given the chance to elect a candidate from outside the city of Orlando for the firs time in a long while. Lengthy and visible experience in the area and excellent name recognition contributed to the election victory. v.n • .lJ..L.L.1. .LUUUC) otn, Florida Seminole, Florida Appropriations; Select Committee Age: 44 on Conunittees

Born December 16, 1930, Hamarville, Pa.; Fla. Nat'l Guard 1948-57; Dist. Asst. to Rep. Wm. Cramer, 1957-60; Florida Senate 1960-70, Minority leader 1966; Delegate to Rep. Natl Convention, 1968; Fla Constitutional Revision Conunission, 1965-67; Chairman, Southern Highway Policy Committee (15 Southern States), 1966-68; married, three childre methodist.

Elected to House: November 3, 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 67%; 1972 - 76%; 1974 - 75.8%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: D 48%, R 49%, Other 4%; median voting age 58.6; White collar 55%, Blue collar 28%, Service 17%, Farm 0%; Finance, insurance and real estate; electrical equipment and supplies; printing and publishing, especially news­ papers; transportation eqpt.; and agriculture, notably, fruits, dairy products and nursery and greenhouse products.

Ratings: ACA 92% COPE 27% ; ADA 16%;

?actors Contributing to Win: constituent services; good precinct organization and grass-roots campaigning; inflation-fighting record LJas good; sponsorship of amendment to create Committee on Aqing provided campaign support • .; . " "

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Born Jan. 11, 1934, Rutherford, N.J.; home, Winter Park, Fla.; Colgate Univ., B.A. 1955; USN 1955-58; Univ. of Michigan Law School J.D., 1961; practicing attorney 1961-68; Asst. County Solicitor, 1963; Acting Gen. Counsel, Fla. Turnpike Auth., 1966-67; Treasurer, Fla. Repub. Party, 1966-67; Commander, USNR-R; married, five children; Lutheran.

Elected to House: November 5, 1968 Election Results: 1968 - 62%; 1970 - 76%; 1972 unopposed; 1974 - 76.7%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: D 58%, R 38%, Other 4%; Median Voting Age: 41.3; White collar 60%, Blue Collar 27%, Service 12%, Farm 1%; Finance, insurance and real estate; agriculture, notably fruits, nursery and greenhouse products, and cattle; electrical equipment and supplies; food and kindred products, especially canned, cured e frozen foods; tourism; and printing and pubishing, especially newspapers.

RATINGS: ACA 88% COPE 9% ADA 16%

Factors Contributing to Win: Effort made to establish and retain constituent contact through topical newsletters and general correspondence and constituent service, but most importantly, by returning on weekends to the district. Personal contact enhanced by the year-round operation of three district offices. Active Legislator in the fields of environmental quality, NASA and the space program and actions concerning the elderly. As well as moderately conservative voting record. L.A. (Skip) Bafalis 10th, Florida Fort Myers Beach, Fla. Post Off ice and Civil Service: Age: 45 Pub lie Works

Born Sept. 28, 1929, Boston, Mass.; St. Anselm's College, A.B., 1952; U.S. Army, Kore< War; Partner, investment banking firm, Kirk and Co.; Florida H. of Reps. 1964; Florid< Senate 1966-68, Minority floor leader 1968; Chairman, Republican National Governor's Conference, 1968; candidate for Governor, 1970; married, two children; Protestant.

Elected to House: November, 1972 Election Results: 1972 ~ 62%; 1974 - 73.7%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: D 57%, R 39%, Other 4%; Median Voting age 52.f White collar 43%, Blue collar 33%, Service 15%, Farm 9%; Agriculture, notably fruits, vegetables and cattle; finance, insurance and real estate; food and kindred p-roducts; especially canned, cured and frozen foods; tourism; printing and publishing, esp~cial: newspapers; and transportation eqpt., especially aircraft.

Ratings: ACA 88% COPE 18% ADA 16%

Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service from the day elected to Congrei Home every weekend and highly visible in the district. 1.5:1 Democratic registration does not show the overwhelming conservative nature of constituents but the voting recc is highly conservative and in line with district beliefs.

J. Herbert Burke 12th Florida Hollywood, Fla. Foreign Affairs; . Internal Secu1 Age: 61

Born Jan. 14, 1913, Chicago, Ill.; Chicago YMCA College, A.A., 1936; Northwestern u. and Chicago Kent Col. of Law, L.L.B., 1940; J.D., 1969; U.S. Army, WWII; practicing Atty.; Mgr. Broward County Com., 1952-68; Member, Fla. State Repub. Connn., 1954-59; Delegate, Rep. Natl. Com., 1968; Republican Platform Com., 1968; married, two childret Catholic.

Elected to Rouse: November, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 54%; 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 50.8%

District Make-up: Voter Registration: D 56%, R 40%, Other 4%; Median Voting Age: 4~ White collar 53%, Blue collar 31%, Service, 15%, Farm 1%; Finance and real estate; agriculture, notably vegetables, dairy products, and nursery and greenhouse products; tourism; electrical eqpt. and supplies, especially radio and television connnunication eqpt.; and machinery, especially office and computing machines.

Ratings: ACA 87% COPE 30% ADA 12%

Factors Contributing to Win : very ZoY}g reaord of constituent service; tremendous grou,th in district, hard to contact; opponen~ had no pubZic service record. GEORGIA - none

HAWAII - none

IDAHO

Steven D. Symrns lst, Idaho

Caldwell, Idaho Age: 36 Agriculture; Interior and Insu. Affairs Born April 23, 1938, Caldwell; Univ. of Idaho, B.S., 1960; USMC, 1960-63; V.P., Symms Fruit Ranch, Inc, 1963-72; operator, Elaine Powers Figure Salon, 1969-72; Boise Chamber of Commerce; Chm., Vallivue School Bond Referendum; married, four children; Protestant.

Elected to House: November, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 45%(3-way race); 1974 - 58.1%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median voting age 44.1; White collar 43%, Blue collar 34%, Service 14%, Farm, 9%; Agriculture, notably Battle and grains; l~ and wood products, especially sawmill and planing mill products; finance, insurance and real estate; food and kindred products; and trailer coaches, and other transpor­ tation eqpt.

Ratings: ACA 96 ; COPE __9; ADA 8

Factors Contributing to Win: constituent service; many t'!'ips to di3t!"ict du'!'ing campaign to meet issues head-on; three televised debates cont'!'ibuted to victory.

George Hansen 2nd, Idaho P.O. Box 671 Pocatello,· Idaho 83201 Age: 44 New Member (Former M.c.}

Born Sept. 14, 1930, Tetonia, Idaho; Ricks College, Idaho, B.A.; Businessman and former school teacher; former Member of Congress (1965-69); Deputy Undersecretary of Agriculture and Deputy Administrator of State and County Operations, D of Agri., 1969-71; married.

Elected to House: November, 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 56%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median Voting Age 42.4; White collar 43 % Blue collar31%, Service 12%, Farm 14%; Agriculture, notably cattle, potatoes, grains and hogs and sheep; food and kindred products, especially canned, cured and frozen foods; finance, incurance and real estate; chemical and allied products, especial1y industrial chemicals; lumber and wood products and transpor•itation eqpt.

Ra tings: New Member, none

Factors Contributing to Win: Hard-hitting cempaign on the key issues of inflation and related items such as interest rates, high cost of living and high taxes. In addition, burdensome regulations of the federal govt wer attacked. In addition, because name recognition had to be on a first ft

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Edward J. Derwinski 4th, Illinois

Flossrroor, Ill. Age: 48 Foseign Affairs; Post Office an Civil Service Born Sept. 15, 1926, Chicago; Loyola Univ., B.S., 1951; U.S. Army, WWII, Major USAR; Illinois Hof Reps., 1957-B; Pres., West Pullman Savings & Loan Assn.; married, two children; Catholic.

Elected to House: November, 1960 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 - 7l%; 1974 - 59.8%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median Voting age 42.0; White collar 56%, Blue collar 35%, Service 9%, Farm 0%; Electrical eqpt. and supplies, especially tele· phone and telegraph apparatus; finance, insurance and real estate; fabricated metal products, especially metal stampmngs; printing and publishing, especially commercial printing; and machinery, especially metalworking machinery.

Ratings: ACA 100; COPE_.2_; ADA 12

Factors Contributing to Win: very cZose constituent contact over the years; frequent district trips and speaking engagements; Zong positive reco?'d of pub Zic service

Henry Hyde 6th, Illinois (former ly Harol 1200 South Knight St. Collier's seat Parkridge, Ill. 60068 Age: 50 New Member, None

Born April 18, 1924, Chicago; Georgetown u., B.S., 1947; Loyola University, J.D., 19 USN, WWII: USNR, Commander through 1968; Practicing Atty.; 4-term State Rep, 1967-74 Majority Leader, 1972; married, four children.

Elected to House: November, 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 60%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median Voting Age: 45.3; White collar 55%, Blue collar 36%, Ser#ice 9%, Farm 0%; Finance, insurance and real estate; electrecaj eqpt. and supplies, especially telephohe and telegraph apparatus; fabricated metal products, especially metal stampings; printing and publishing, especially commerciaj printing; and machinery, especially rnetalwarking machinery.

Ratings: New member, None

Factors Contributing to Win: Organization at the grass-roots levels of campaign operation. Strong Republican district but Democratic votes needed for victory in 1974. Precinct and ward captains combined with effective campaigning district-wide Illinois

Philip M. Crane 12th, Illinois 7A50 S. Neu' Tli lkie Road Arlington Heights, Illinois 60005 Age: 44 Banking and Currency; House Adn istration; House Recording St

Born Nov. 30, 1930, Chicago; Ind. Univ., M.A., PhD.; US Army, 1954-6; Teacher and author; Indiana Univ., Asst. Professor of history; married, eight children; Protestar:

Elected to House: November 25, 1969 Election Results: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 74%; 1974 - 62.9

District Make-up: No party registration; Median Voting Age 39.l; White collar 67%, Blue collar 25%, Service 8%, Farm 0%; Finance, insurance and real estate; electrical eqpt. and supplies, especiallytelephone and telegraph apparatus; machinery; chemicals allied pr~ducts;/printing and publishing, especially commercial printing; and gabrica metal products, especially metal stampings.

Ra tings: ACA _l:!!_li; COPE..J:.!!_; ADA 8

Factors Contributing to Win: pnmanly a caJTmaign run on his voting yoecord_: the najoyo issue ?J'as the economy and in.nation_; high anti-inflation votin~ reco:rd; the voteT's liJere (JJ;)a'l'e of this :reao1'd, and it was consistent lJJith theiT' vie?JJs; aZso stT'essed the abuses o.f Zabo1' unions (Crane uas ta.Pgeted by the APL-CIO) · he Zimited his campaign aont'l'ibutions to individuaZ donations and recognized party groups. Robe:..ct McClory 13th, Illinois -32l Constitution Ave., N.E. Wai~hington, D. C. Age: 66 Judiciary

Born Jan. 31, 1908, Riverside; Dart110uth Col., 1926-B' Chicago-Kent School of Law, L.L.B., 1932; USMCR, 1933-7; Practicing Atty., 1932-62; Ill. Hof Reps, 1951-3; Ill. Senate, 1953-62; widowed, -remarried, three children; Protestant.

Elected to House: November, 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 62%; 1972 - 61%; 1974 - 52.9%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median voting age 39.6; White collar 47%, Blue collar 40%, Service 12%, Farm 1%; Machinery; electrical eqpt. and supplies; fina , insurance and real estate; chemicals and allied products, especially drugs; fab­ ricated metal products; and agriculture, notably grains, cattle and dairy products.

RA tings: ACA --2}_; COPE_O_; ADA 36

Factors Contributing to Win: good aonstituent service, fT'equent visits to the home district: Judiaiapt~ Corrmittee aativity produced Pecorrnition by voters and subsequent approval of that activity by constituenay. ..i...1...1..ino.i~

George O'Brien l7th, Illinois 422 Cannon House Office Bldg. rvashinqton. D. C. 205"l5 Age: 57 Armed Services

Born June 17, l917, Chicago; Northwestern U.,A.B., 1939; Yale Law School, J.D., 1947; USAF, 1941-45; Ill. State Rep., 1970; Will county Bd of Supervisors, 1956-64; Law Firm, Sr. Partner, O'Brien, Garrison, Berard & Kusta; married, two children; Catbolic.

Elected to House: November, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 56%; 1974 - 51.6%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median voting age 41.7; White collar 42%, Blue collar 43%, Service 12%, Farm 3%; Agriculture, notably grains, cattle, hogs and sheep, and poultry; finance, insurnace and real estate; electrical eqpt. and supplies; chemicals and allied products; and food and ~indred rpoducts, especially grain mill products.

Ratings: ACA-2.§_; COPE_E_i ADA 16

FActors Contributing to Win: visible contact LJith voters; responsive vis-a-vis c:onstituents· work in support of needs of senior citizens helpful; eomprehensive grass-roots aa.mpaign oPganization; style of campaign: hit issues head-on.

Robert H. Michel lBth, Illinois

Peoria, Illinois Age: 5.l Appropriations; Chairman, Rep. Congressional Campaign Committe

Born March 2, 1923, Peoria; Bradley Univ., B.S., 1948; US Army, WWII; Admin. Asst. to Rep.· Harold Velde, 1949-56; past Pres., Ill. State Scoiety; married, four children; Apostolic Christian.

Elected to House: November 1956 Election REsults: 1970 - 66%; 1972 - 65%; 1974 - 54.7%

District Make-up:No party registration; Median voting age 44.7; White collar 44%, Blue collar 38%, Service 13%, Farm 5%; . Agriculture, notably grains, hogs and sheep, and cattle; machinery, esepcially construction andrelated machinery; finance, insurance and real estate;food and kindred products; and fabricated metal products, especially fabricated structur¢al metal products.

Ra tings: ACA ~; COPE_O_; ADA 0

Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, name recognition, familiarity with constituents. Illinois John N. Erlenborn 14th Illinois 421 N. County Farm Road. Wheaton, Illinois Age: 47 Armed Services Born Feb. 8, 1927, Chicago; U. of Notre Dame, Ind. State Teachers Col., U. of Ill.; Loyola Univ., LL. B., USN, WWII, USNR; Practicing Atty., 1948~64; Asst. State's Atty., 1950-52; Ill. H. of Reps., 1956-64; married, three children; Catholic. Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 72%, 1972 - 68%, 1974 -56% (redistricted) District Make-up: no party registration; median voting age 40.8; White collar 65% Blue collar 27%, Service 8%, Farm 0%; Finance, insurance and real estate; electrical eqpt. and supplies, especially electronic components and accessories; fabricated metal products, especially fabricated structural metal prodijcts; machinery, especially metal-working machinery and general industrial machinery; printing and publishing, especially commercial printing. Ratings: ACA - 60%; COPE - 0%; ADA - 20% Factors Contributing to Win: heavy campaigning; name recognition; volunteer and grass roots organization.

John B. Anderson 16th Illinois 2711 Highcrest Rd. Rockford, Ill. 61107 Age: 52 Chairman, House Rep. Conference; Rules; Jt. Corrrnittee of Atomic Energy Born Feb. 15, 1922, Rockford; Univ. of Illinois, 8.A., J.D.; Harvard Law School, LL.M.; US Army, WWII; Practicing Atty., 1946-60; U.S. State Dept. 's Diplomatic Service, 1952; Advisor, U.S. High Commissioner for Germany, 1952-5; State's Atty., Winnebago Cty, 1956-60; married, five c~ildren; First Evangelical Free Church. Elected: 1960 Election Results: 1970 - 67%, 1972 - 72%, 1974 ·- 55.5% (3-way race) DistriCt Make-up: No party registration; median voting age 43. l; White collar 41%, Blue collar 43%, Service 11%, Farm 5%; Machinery, especially metalworking machinery; fabricated metal products, especially screw machine products, bolts, nuts, rivets and washers; agriculture, notable grains, cattle, dairy products, and hogs and sheep electrical eqpt. and supplies; and finance, insurance and real estate. Ratings: ACA - 46%; COPE - 27%; ADA - 36%. Factors Contributing to Win: Campaign based on addressing the issues and problems head-on. Good constituent service and good visibility in the district. In a three-way race, campaign stressed being the moderate among the candid~~,,

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l'.. ~;:.' . ·:ti}!.Q I::, .;>, Thomas F. Railsback 19th, Illinois 218 Cannon H.O.B. Washington, D.C. 20515 Age; 42 Judiciary

Born Jan. 22, 1932, Moline; Grinnell Col., B.A., 1954; Northwestern u., J.D., 1957; us Army 1957-59; Practicing Atty., 1957-; Ill. State Legislature, 1962-66; ~"lunarried, four children; First Congregationalist Church.

Elected to House: November, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 - unopposed; 1974 - 65.4%

District Make-up: No party registration; Median Voting age 44.6; White collar 39•, Blue collar 39%, Service 14%, Farm 8%; Machinery, especially farm machinery; agricult1 notably cattle, hogs and sheep, grains; finance, insuraace and real estate; fabricate< metal prodcuts; and primary metal industriesl

Ra tings: ACA _}.}_; COPE-22_; ADA 40 Factors contributing to Win: Good constituent contact throughout terms of public office. Returned to the district every weekend. Organization early in the campaign.

Paul Findley 20th, Illinois 7207 Normandy Lane falls Church, Va. 22042 Age: 53 Agriculture;_For. Affairs

Born June 23, 1921, Jacksonville, Ill.; Ill. College, B.A., 1943; Lindenwood Col., D.H.L., 1969; USN, WWII; Publisher, Pike Press, Inc. 1947- ; author; married, two children; Congregational Church

Elected to House: November, 1960 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 - 69%; 1974 - 54.9%

District Hake-up: No party registration; Heidan voting age 46.8; White collar 46%, Blue collar 33%, Service 14%, Farm, 7%; ~~~~l~~twll-'I Agriculture, notably grains, hogs, and sheep, and cat~le; finance, insurance and real estate; machinery, espec­ ially general indjstrial machinery; primary metal industries, especially blast furnace and steel mill products;.food and kindred products, especially grain mill products; and electrical eqpt. and supplies.

Ratings: ACA.2!!_; COPE_E_; ADA 56 Factors contributing to Win: Positions on agricultural issues. Good constituent service and voter recognitjon within the district. Went to Yemen this past year to rescue an illegally imprisoned constituent. Illinois

Edward R. Madigan 21st, Illinois

6308 ~1nneliese ur. FallR Church, r'a. Age: 38 Agriciilture

Born Jan. 13, 1936, Lincoln; Lincoln College; Lincoln Board of.Zoning Appeals, 4 years; Owner, Yellow-Lincoln Cab Co. and Car Leasing; Ill. State House, 1966-72; married, three children; Catholic.

Elected to Bouse: November, 1972 Election REsults: 1972 - 55%; 1974 - 65.7

District Make-up: No party regisEration; -Median voting age 38.3; White collar 511, Blue collar 29%, Service, 15%, Farm, 5%; Finance, insurance and real estate; agricul­ ture, notably grains, cattle and hogs and sheep; food and kindred products; machinery; electrical eqpt. and supplies; and fabriacated metal products. A/.$~/Yl/.tYi.-tlH•t~tt

RAtings: ACA...I}_J COPE__!Z; ADA 16

Factors Contributing to Win: Spending of extensive time in the district plus extensive constituent contact. Iowa

Charles E. Grassley 3rd, Iowa RFD New Hartford, Iowa New Age: 41 Born: September 17, 1933, U. of N. Iowa, Cedar Falls, B.A. & M.A. University of Iowa, 42 hours toward Phd, farmer, factory worker, teacher, Iowa State Representative for 16 years, Chairman of House Appropriations Committee in State Le$., married 5 childrer Elected: 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 50.9%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration: White collar 40%; Blue collar 32%; Service 14%; Fann 14% ; Agriculture; machinery; food and kindred products; finance, insurance, and real estate; fabricated metal products;

Ratings: New

Factors contributing to Win: Emphasized he was only farmer running, 14 out of total 18 Counties in District relatively rural, had bone graft in May, walked District on crutches, emphasized need for 10% cut in salary of House Members, to be adjusted when budget is balanced, phone bank, good campaign organization.

Keith G. Sebelius 1st, Kansas 602 w. Wil'borforce st. Norton, Kansas 67654 Agriculture; Interior and Insu: Age: 58 Affairs

Born: Sept. 10, 1915, Almena; Fort Hays State College, B.A.; George Washington u. Law School, J.D. 1939; Army, W.W. II and Korean War; Practicing Attorney; City Councilman, Mayor, City Attorney, County Attorney, Norton; Kansas State Senate, 1962· 68; married, ·-2 children, Methodist;

Elected: 1968 Election Results: 1970 - 57%; 1972 - 77%; 1974 - 63.9%

District make-up: No party registration figures available; Median voting age 47.7; White collar 40%; Blue collar 27%; Service 14%; Farm 19%; Agriculture; Finance, insur and real estate; oil and gas extraction; food and kindred products; machinery;

Ratings: ACA 67% COPE 9% MJA 8%

Factors Contributing to Win: Newsletters twice a nvnth as well as a farm letter lette twice a rronth. Visits to district several times a month. Indiana

Elwood (Bud) Hillis 5th, Indiana 2331 s. Wabash Ave. Kokomo, Indiana 46901 Post Office and Civil Service; Age: 48 Veterns~ Affairs

Born: March 6, 1926, Kokomo; Indiana U., B.S. 1949; Indiana U. Law School, J.D. 1952; Army, 1944-46; Practicing Attorney, 1952-; Indiana House of Reps. 1966-70; Kokomo Housing Authority Board; married, 3 children; Presbyterian.

Elected to House; 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 56%; 1972 - 64%; 1974 - %

District Make-up: No district wide registration; Median voting age: 42.6; White collar 41%; Blue collar 44%; Service 12% ; Farm 3%; Primary metal industries; Finance, insuranc and real estate; Agriculture; electrical equipment and supplies; fabricated metal produc Ratings: ACA--- 72 COPE 50 ADA 16 Factors Contributing to Win: Communication with district in person every weekend.

Constituent service and recognition of service through the use of newsletters.

John T. Myers 7th, Indiana 921 Second St. Sovington, Indiana 47932 Appropriations Age: 47

Born: Feb.8, 1927, Covington; Ind. State U., B.S. 1951; Army, WWII; Cashier, Trust Officer, Foundation Trust Co., 1954--66; Married, 2 children, Episcopalian;

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 57%; 1972 - 62%; 1974 - %

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; median voting age 42.3; White collar 42%; Blue collar 39%; Service 14%; Farm 5%; Electrical equipment and supplies; agricul­ ture; finance, insurance, and real estate: machinery; fabricated metal products;

Ratings: ACA 79 COPE 10 ADA 4 '------Factors Contributing to Win: Direct contact with constituents 3 out of 4 weekends and extensive use of newsletters. Kansas Larry Hinn, Jr. 3rd, Kansas 1001 Nilson Boulevard Arlington, Va.

Age: 55 F'oreign l\ff airs Science & Astronautics

Born Aun,ust 22, 191Q in Kansas City Missouri, University of Kansas, A.R.~ 2 years with WHB radio station; 2 years with North American Aviation; 2 years as a private buil0.er; 2 years as public relations director Kansas City Chapter, American Red Cross; vice-president, Winn-Rau Corp. since 1950; national director, National Association of !Tome Builders, 14 years; ryast GOP chairman, 3rd ~onqressional district; T)ast mc"':lber, Republican State Executive Cor:tr.'littee. r..~arried, five children.

Electen to House: November '3, 1966 rl~ction results: 1970 - 53%; 1172 - 71%; 1974 - 64%

District r~ake-up: ?-!edian voting age - ·10.5~ white c0llar - SB%, blue collar, 29%, service 11%. farm - 2%; E'inance, insurance and real estate, printin~ and publishing, fooc ann kincred products, especially meat nro~ucts, high~r P.ducation

Eatincrs: l\.CA_.§.~7.~ COPE_~!!oi ADl\~QJ..

Factors contrihutina to win: Dintrict more ~eavilv Repuhlican than ~cmocratic , hut has poctets of strong De~ocratic support, votes district

(;arner Shriver 4th, Kansas 6349 Crosswoo~s Drive Polls Church, Va. 22044

Age: 62 Appropriations norn July fl, 1912 in Towanda; nniversity of Nichita, B.A., 1934; Uni­ versity of Southern California, 1936; t·1ashburn University Law School, J.n., 1~40; English Speech Instructor, 1936-37; practicing attorney, 1940-1~50: Kansas House of Representatives, 1947-1951; Ka~sas Benate, 1153-1960. Married, three children.

Elect0a. to Houoe: ::.'lovember 8, 19 6() F J. 0 ction RAsults: 197(1 - 63%; lq72 - 73%; 1974 - 54~.

Di3trict rfake-up · median votin

.Ra tings: ACJ\._68% ; COPF. 18%; AD.7\ 8% r~ctors in winnin~: sclid Reouhlicnn aistrict. Kansas

Joe Skubitz 5th Kansas 7704 Glennan Drive r~ethesda, r~

Age: 68 Interior & Insular Af fa Interstate & Foreign Commerce norn May 6, 1906, Frontenac; Kansas State College, B.S. 1929, M.S., 1934; Washburn University Law School, 1938; George tvashington Univer­ sity r.aw School, LL.B, 1946. Administrative Assistant to senators Clyde .M. Reed and Andrew F. Schoep!'el, 1952·-62. Married, one child. Electe<'t to House: November 6, 1962. Election Results: 1970 - 66%, 1972 - 72%, 1974 - 55%.

District Make-up: median voting age: 48.5; white collar - 40%, Blue collar - 36%, service - 14%, farm - 10%. Agriculture, tranportation ec:uipment, food and kindred products RatiniJs: ACl\_fillli COPF.J..87...; l\DA-20.%

~actors contributing to win: heavily Republican area, personal popularit} ~u t vulnerahle because of lack of leadership, excessively conservative stand on issues.

Kentucky

Gen~ Snyder 4th Kentucky 11 1/2 6 th St. S.E. l'/ashington,. n.c. 2001)3 Age: 46 Public Works Merchant Marine & Fishe

Born January 26, 1928 in Louisville: Jefferson School of Law, LL.B., 1951; University of Louisville, J.D., 1969; practicing attorney, 1950-, City Attorney, 1953-1957; Magistrate, 1957-61; farmer 1957-; realtor, 1955-; builder, 1958-62. Married, dne child.

Elected to House: November 8, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 67%, 1972 - 74%, 1974 - 52%. nistrict Make-up: median voting age - 4:L.7, white collar - 51-%, blue colJ~r - 31%. service - 10%, farm - 2%. Finance, insurance and real estate; electrical equipment and supplies; machinery.

Ra tings : ACA--8.5.%; COPE-2.XJj ADA -2Il% Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, good or0aniza­ tion, but vulnerable because of personal financial dealings and problems and conservative views. Kentucky

Tim Lee Carter 5th Kentucky 701 North Main St. Thompkineville, Kentucky 42]67

Age: 64 Interstate & Foreign Commerc

Born September 2, 1910; Western Kentucky University, B.A., 1934; University of Tennessee, M.D., 1937; practicing physician, 1937-. Married, one child.

Elected to House: November 3, 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 80%, 1972 - 74%, 1974 - 70%.

District Make-up: Median voting age - 45.0; white collar - 33%, blue collar - 43%, service 12%, farm - 12%. Very poor district, probably the poorest in the nation. Agriculture (tobacco, cattle and dairy pro­ ducts), apparel, mining.

Ratings: ACA-32.:J,i COPE.6.0.%..: ADA--16.%

Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, personal popularityr good legislative record.

Louisiana

David Treen 3rd Louisiana 130 Dorrington Bld. Metairie, La. 70005

Age: 46 Armed Services

Dorn July 16, 1928 in Baton Rouge, Tulane University, B.A., 1948; Air Force, 1950-52; Associate, Deutsch, Kerrigan, and Stiles, New Orleans; V.P., Simplex Mfg. Corp.; Partner, Beard, Blue, Schmitt and Treen, 1957-72. Married, three children.

Elected to rrouse: November 7, 1972. Flection Results: 1972: 51%, 1974 - 58%.

District Make-up: 95% Democrat, 3% Republican~ median voting age - 38.q, white collar - 50%, blue collar - 37%, service - 11%, farm - 2%. Oil and gas extraction, finance, insurance and real estate, agriculture and chemicals. ·

P.a tings : ACA100'7.; COPE 10'7.; ADA 0

Factors Contributing to Win: Personal popularity, conservative voting record, 9ood organization. w. Henson Moore 6th District 4418 Chelsea Drive Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70809 New Age: 35

Born October 4, 1939, L.s.u., B.A. 1961 (political science), J.D.L., 1965, M.A. 1973, (Political Science); practicing attorney since 1967 with Dale, Owen, Richardson, Tayl and Mathews (partner) of Baton Rouge; Board of Directors, Baton Rouge Bar Associatio since 1970; Civic Center Committee Vice Chairman;

Elected to House: November 5, 1974 ( seat held by Rarick) Election Results: not detennined as yet

District make-up: D 95%, R 3%, other 2%; White collar 48%, Blue collar 34%, Service Farm 3%; chemicals and allied products, finance insurance and real estate, agricultu dairy, cattle, paper and food, universities: L.S.U. and Southern University.

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: Race not final; vote as of printing - less than 4 vote margin in Moore's favor.

Maine

David F. Emery 1st. District 192 N. Main Street Rockland, Maine 04841 New Age: 26

Born: September l, 1948, Rockland, Maine, Wooster Poly. Inst., B.S. (EE), Maine Leg. Chainnan, Comm. of Legal affairs, 1972 National GOP Convention

Elected to House: November 1974 (Defeated incumbent Democrat Peter Kyros) Election results: 1974 - so~ 2%

District Make-up: D 30%, R 43%, other 27%; White collar 44%, Blue collar 42%, Service 12%, Farm 2%; shoes and leather products, insurance and real estate, agricultu (dairy and poltry) canned curred and frozen foods; meat products; textile mill product paper products and University of Maine.

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: Walked 600 miles to meet with constituents, critized special interest contributions accepted by Kyros, cited Kyros' ineffectiveness in passing legislation during his tenure in House, franking violations. MAINE

William s. Cohen 2nd, Maine 1632 Ma.dux Lane Judiciary McLean, Va. 22101 Age: 34

Born August 28, 1940; Bowdoin College, B.A., 1962; Boston University Law School, LL.B., 1965; Law Partner, Paine, Cohen, Lynch, Weatherbee and Kobritz, 1965 -; instructor, University of Maine; Cou~ty Attorney, Penobscot, 1968-70; Mayor, 1971-72, Bangor. Married, two children.

Elected to House: November 7, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 54%, 1974 - 75%

District Make-up: 37% Democratic, 40% Republican, median voting age - 43.9, white collar - 37%, blue collar - 47%, service - 12%, farm - 4%; Shoes, leather products, lumber and wood products, agriculture, paper mill products.

Ratings: ACA - 27; COPE - 64; ADA - 52

Factors Contributing to Win: Personal popularity, maverick image, youth, vigorous campaigning, good organization.

MARYLAND

Robert E. Bauman ls t, Maryland The Clebe House Interior & Insular Affairs Easton, Md. 21601 Merchant Marine & Fisheries Age: 37

Born April 4, 1937 in Easton; Georgetown University, B.S., 1959; Georgetown Law, J.D., 1964; practicing attorney; executive committee, nationai Young Republicans, 1965-67; minority, House Judiciary Commit­ tee, 1955-59. Four children.

Election to House: Special Election September 5, 1973 (seat held by William Mills) Election Results: 1973 - 51%, 1974 - 53%

District Make-up: 66% Democratic, 31% Republican; mean voting age - 41.4; white collar - 42%, blue collar - 40%, service - 13%, farm - 5%; agriculture (poultry, grains and tobacco), food products, finance, insurance and real estate, apparel, wood products.

Ratings: ACA 86%; COPE 33%; ADA 0 Factors Contributing to Win: Conservatism, traditional Republican dis­ trict, despite high Democratic registration, vigorous campaigning. Maryland Marjorie S. Holt 4th, Maryland 151 Boone Trail Severna Park, Md. 21146 Age: 54 Armed Services BornSeptember 17, 1920 in Birmingham, Alabama; Jackspnville Universit B.A., 1946; University of Florida, J.D., 1949; practicing attorney; Supervisor of Elections, Anne Arundel County, 1963-65; Clerk of the Circuit Court, Anne Arundel County, 1966-70. Married, three childrer. Elected to House: November 7, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 59%, 1974 - 58% District Make-up: 67% Democratic, 29% Republican; median voting age - 37.7; white collar - 60%, blue collar.- 28%, service - 11%, farm - l~ Finance, insurance and real estate, electrical equipment and supplieE agriculture, printing and publishing.

Ratings: ACA 93%; COPE 27%; ADA 4%

Factors Contributing ~o Win: Personal popularity, effective organizat

Gilbert Gude 8th, Maryland 5411 Duvall Drive Washginton, D.C. 20016 Age: 51 Government Operatic District of Columbj Elected to House: November 8, 1966 Electiori Results: 1970 - 63%, 1972 - 64%, 1974 -.'66% Born March 9, 1923 in Washington, D.C.; Cornell University, B.S., 19t George Washington University, M.A., 1958; House of Delegates 1952-62; Senate 1962-66. Mar~ied, three children. District Make-up: 59% Democratic, 33% Republican; median voting age · 41.9; white collar - 79%, blue collar - 13%, service - 7%, farm - 1%. Finance, insurance and real estate, electrical equipment and supplie~ tourism, nursery and greenhouse supplies, printing and publishing. Ratings: ACA....2.3.% COPE___6.9.% ADA_J_Q% Factors Contributing to Win: Liberal voting record, personal popular: independence of voters. Massachusetts

Silvio o. Conte 1st. District, Massachusetts 5619 Lamar Road Washington, D.C. 20016 Appropriations; Small Business Age: 53

Born Nove~ber 9, 1921; Boston College and Boston College Law School; graduated 1949, admitted to bar 1949; Nov. 1950 elected to Massachusetts State Senate 1950-58; Rouse Of Representatives 1959 to present; member of platform committee at the Republican National Convention in 1960, 1964, 1968, and 1972. Married with four children

Elected to the House: November 1958 Election Results: 1970-72 unopposed; 1974 - 71.2%

District Make-up: D 36%, R 19%, I 45%; median voting age: 44.1; electrical equi)::ient, paper and allied products, finance and insurance and real estate, machinery, printing, University of Massachusetts Ratings: ADA--- 60 COPE--- 50 ACA 22 Factors Contributing to Win: Campaigned on his 16 year record in the house.

Margaret Heckler 10th, Massachusetts Cannon HOB Washington, D.C. 20515 Banking and Currency; Vetrens' Age: 43 Affairs

Born June 21, 1931; BA 1953, Albertus Magnus College; L.L.B. 1956, Boston College Law School; admitted to Mass. Bar and to practice befor U.S. Supreme Court; Govereors Councilor, Commonwealth of Mass. 1962-66, married;

Elected to House: November 1966 Election Resul.t~: 1970 - 57%; 1972 - unopposed, 1974 - 63.2%

District Make-up: D 34, R 22, I 44; Median Voting Age 44.1; textiles, misc. manufacturi industries, finance, insurance and real estate, rubber and plastic products. Ratings: ADA--- 72 COPE 91 ACA 22 Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service; good organization in precincts; publicity about voting record; maintains three district offices; good relationship with the press. Michigan

Marvin L. Esch 2nd District 8709 Liberty Lane Potomac, Maryland Education and Labor Age: 47

Born: August 4, 1927; University of Michigan A.B. Political Science; 1950 M.A., 1951, Ph.d. 1957 speech and education; service in U.S. Army and Maritime Service; associate professor Wayne State University 14 years; 1965-66 Michigan State Legislature; married three children;

Elected to House: November 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 63%; 1972 56%; . 1974 - 52.8%

District Make-up: no party registration; median voting age 36.5; white collar 53%; Blue collar 33%; Service 13%, Farm 1%; automotive, agricultural, paper and allied products; fabricated metal products, two universities.

Ratings: ACA 43% . COPE 30% . ADA 60% .

Factors Contributing to Reelection: liberal, union voting record, personal popularity, campaign organization, anti-busing stand.

~arry Brown 3rd District 1287 · D.::laware Avenue, SW ?ashington, D.C. 20024 Banking and Currency, Government Age: 51 Operations; J.C. on Defense Production

Born August 12, 1923; Kalamazoo College, B.A. 1951; George Washington University Law School L'.L.B. 1954; partner in law firm of Ford, Kriekard, Brown & Staton of Kalamazoo 1954-66; Commissioner U.S. District Court for western district of Michigan 1957-62; Michigan State-Senate 1962-66, serving as minority floor leader and chairman of the Republican Senate Policy Committee, married, four children;

Elected to House; November 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 56%; 1972 - 59% 1974 - 52.4%

District Make-up: No party registration; median voting age 40.6; employment profile; White collar 46%, Blue collar 39%, Service 13%; Farm 2%; no federal military, industria prime awards greater than $5,000,000.

Ratings: ACA 65% COPE 9% ADA 20%

Factors Contributing to reelection: constituent services, independent image, Republican district. Michigan Edward Hutchinson 4th Michigan 1305 Gate wood Drive Alexandria, Va. 22307 Age: 60 Judiciary Born October 13, 1914 in Fennville, Michigan; University of Michigan, A.B., 1936; LL.B. and J.D., 1938: state representative 1946-50; state Senator, 1951-1960; Delegate, Vice President of Michigan Constitutional Convention of 1961-62. Married. Elected to House: November, 1963 Election Results: 1970~ 62%, 1972 - 67%, 1974 - 53% District Make-up: median voting age - 43.6; white collar - 37%, blue collar - 47%, service - 12%, farm - 4%. Machinery, primary metal in­ dustries, agriculture (fruits, sheep, vegetables), fabricated metal products. Ratings: ACA 93; COPE 9; ADA 4 Factors Contributing to Win: Conservative, Republican district. Guy A. VanderJagt 9th, Michigan 322 Chesapeake Drive Great Falls, Va. 22066 Age: 43 Foreign Affairs Government Operations Born August 26, 1931 in Cadillac, Michigan; Hope College, B.A., 1953; Yale University, B.D., 1955; Bonn University, 1956; University- of Michigan, .LL.B., 1960; career attorney, State Senator, 1965-66. Married, one child. Elected to House: November 8, 1966 Elections Res~lts: 1970 - 64%, 1972 - 69%, 1974 - 57% District Make-up: median voting age 43.6; white collar - 37%, blue col­ lar - 46%, service - 13%, farm - 4%. Machinery, primary metal industriE agriculture, fabricated metal produc.ts. Ratings: ACA 46; COPE 18; ADA 16 Factors Contributing to Win: Heavily Republican district, independence, Dutch ancestry. Michigan

Elford Cederberg 10th, Michigan 7100 Sussex Place Alexandria, Va. 22307

Age: 56 Appropriations

Born March 6, 1918 in Midland, Michigan; attended Bay City College; Manager, Nelson Manufacturing Company; Mayor, Bay City. Married.

Elected to House: November, 1952 Election Results: 1970 - 59%, 1972 - 67%, 1974 - 54%

District Make-up: median voting age: 41.9; white collar - 41%, blue collar - 41%, service - 14%, farm - 4%. Chemicals, agriculture (dairy, grains and cattle), finance, insurance and real estate, electrical equipment.

Ratings: ACA 78%; COPE 9%; ADA 0

Factors Contributing to Win: Republican district, althrough becoming more Democratic, seniority.

Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Michigan 11017 Stanmore Drive Potomac, Md. 20854

Age: 48 Interior & Insular Affairs Merchant Marine & Fisheries

Born September 29, 1926 in Laurium, Michigan; Yale University, B.A., 1948; President, Bosch Brewing Co., 1955-1965; Married, five children.

Elected to House: November 8, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 62%, 1972 - 69%, 1974 - 51%

District Make-up: median voting age - 45.8; white collar - 41%, blue collar - 40%, service 16%, farm - 3%. Second largest district west of the Mississippi.

Ratings: ACA 46; COPE 20; ADA 28

Factors Contributing to Win: moderate voting record, size of the distr~ incumbency. Michigan William s. Broomfield 19th, Michigan 9910 East Bexhille Rd. Kensington, Md. Age: 52 Foreign Affairs Born April 28, 1922 in Royal Oaks, Michigan; Michigan State, B.A., 1951; state representative 1948-54; state senator 1954-:.56. Married, three children. Elected to House: November 6, 1956 Elections Results: 1970 - 65%, 1972 - 70%, 1974 - 60% District Make-up: median voting age - 41.3; white collar - 53%, blue· collar - 35%, service - 11%, farm - 1%. Motor vehicles and equipment, machinery, fabricated metal products and finance, insurance and real estate. Ratings: ACA 71; COPE 9; ADA 26. Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, anti-busing stand.

Minnesota Albert Quie 1st, Minnesota Dennison, Minnesota 55018 Age: 51 Education & Labor Born September 18, 1923 in Dennison; St. Olaf College, B.A., 1950; dairy farmer; State Senator 1954-58. Married, five children. Election to House: February 18, 1958, special election Elections results: 1970 - 69%, 1972 - 71%, 1974 - 64% District Make-up: median voting· age - 42.l; white collar - 46%; blue collar - 30%; service - 15%, farm - 9%; agriculture, food, finance, in­ surance and real estate. Ratings: ACA 54; COPE 9; ADA 24 Factors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, excellent legislative record, moderate voting record. f·iinnesota

':'(]71 Ha.:fede>rn 2nd, Minnesota 233 ,Janah'n Circle rolC:en Vallev, 11innesota 55416 Nev line_ 30

P.orn in Blue Earth, t·rinn.; here, 'J:'ruman; educated in nublic sc.11ools; mrrried, three children· rcpresentative in rttnn. lecrislaturc, elected in 1970~ crrain.arrl livestock fanner, operat.es COJTJ!lP.rcial crop dryincr fill'l· forr.er of Minn. mp Platfo:r:m Cc:Mnittee (1972)~ recipient, Trt.IrMn ;ravcee · s Dis ti ncnri.shed Service Award~ Lutheran. ElectecL Ncwfflber 1974 (seat held by retirinq l'Jlcher I•elsen) Election !1esult.c:;; 1974 - 53.8%

District ''ake ll!1; no district \·7ide recr.istration; median votinq aae: 43 .2 ~ white collar, 43%; blue collar 33%; service 12%; fann, 12%; aariculture notabl:• mains. cattle, hogs and sheep, da.irv products, focrl ~roductc:;, finance, insurance and real estate, electrical e<"'Uiprent am supplies, machinery~ hi

~atinqs: nei,.,r

Factors Contri,l:>utinq to Win: could not be reached for ca:ment; seat held by Ancher !~lsen since 1958, and soli

Minnesota William E. Frenzel 1026 Longworth HOB Washington, D.C. 20515

Age: 45 Banking & C urrency House Administration Born July 31, 1929 in St. Paul; Dartmouth College, B.A., 1950, M.B.A., 1951; Pres. Minneapolis Terminal Warehouse Co., 1960-70; state repre­ sentative, 1962-70.

Elected to House: November 3, 1970 Elections Results: 1970 - 51%, 1972 - 63%, 1974 - 60%

District Make-up: median voting age - 39.1; white collar 64%, blue collar, 26%, service, 10%, farm -. Finance, insurance, real estate machinery, printing and publishing, tourism.

Ratings: ACA 44; COPE 9; ADA 52 Factors Contributing to Win: moderate, progressive voting record, ex­ cellent organization~ good constituent services, personal popularity. Minnesota

':'rr.1 Hage.d0>rn 2nd, Minnesota 233 ,Janalyn Circle rolC.en Vallev, ?.1inne!';Ota 55416 Nre. 30

P.om in Blue Earth, f·!inn.; hare, Truman; educated in nul>lic schools; narrioo, three children· representative in r-ti..nn. lecrislature, elected in 1970~ crrain.arrl livestock fanner, operates cc.rrnercial crop dryinc'r fim· forr.er of Minn. mP Platfo:rm Crernittee (1972); recipient, 'J'rum:m .Taycee · s Di~ti ncruished Service Awa.rd: Lutheran.

Elected; Ncwff"!ber 1974 (seat held by retiri.nq J'ncher r;elsen) F.lection ~esul tc;; 1974 - 53. 8%

r>istrict '"ake ~; no district \'~ide recristration; median votim aae: 43.2~ white collar, 43%; blue collar 33%; service 12%; fann, 12%; acrriculture ootabl~· grains. cattle, hogs and sheep, dair' products, foc.atinqs: new

Factors Contrihutinq to Win: could not be reached for cxr.mmt; seat held by Ancher !~lsen since 1958, ann solid RepuLlican support for IJelsen urrloubtedly contriLuted a crreat deal to llagedom's election efforts.

Minnesota

William E. Frenzel 3rd . Minnesota 1026 Longworth HOB Washington, D.C. 20515

Age: 45 Banking & C urrency House Administration

Born July 31, 1929 in St. Paul; Dartmouth College, B.A., 1950, M.B.A., 1951; Pres. Minneapolis Terminal Warehouse Co., 1960-70; state repre­ sentative, 1962-70.

Elected to House: November 3, 1970 Elections Results: 1970 - 51%, 1972 - 63%, 1974 - 60% District Make-up: median voting age - 39.1; white collar 64%, blue collar, 26%, service, 10%, farm -. Finance, insurance, real estate machinery, printing and publishing, tourism.

Ratings: ACA 44; COPE 9; ADA 52 Factors Contributing to Win: moderate, progressive voting record, ex­ cellent organization,·. good constituent services, personal popularity. MISSOURI

Gene Taylor 7th, Missouri sarcoxie, Missouri 64862 Age: 47 Public W'.:>rks; D. c.

Born Feb. 10, 1928, Sarooxie; hare, Sara:>xi.e;·Southeast z.b. State Col.; rrarried, two children; Methodist; teacher; Mayor of sarcoxie; CM:ner-manager auto dealership; trustee, Mo. Southern Col.; past Pres. Sarcoxie Bd. of Fd.

Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 64%; 1974 - 53.1%

District Make-up: No district-wide :registration; average voting age: 47.0; white collar: 41%; blue collar: 39%; service: 13%; fann: 7%; agriculture: dally products, cattle, hogs and sheep and poultcy; finance, insurance, real estate, apparel and other textile products, machinery.

Ratings: N:A - 87; COPE - 18; ADA - 4.

Factors Contributing to Win: Spent every weekend, except one, in the district for past two years. 95% attendance record; voted accenting to district s--:-,tirrents; held open-door neetings while in district.

Charles 'Ihone 1st, Nebraska 4111 N. Ridgeview Road Arlington! Va. 22207 Gov't. Ops.; Agri. Bom Jan. 4, 1925, Hartington; hare, Lincoln; u. of Neb. law, J.D., 1950; Al:Iey, ~I; married, three children; Presbyterian; Deputy Nebraska Sec. of State, 1950-51; Asst. State Atty. Gen., 1951-52; Asst. U.S. Dist. Atty·., 1952-54; A.A. to Sen. Raran L. Hruska, 1954-59; practicing atty. 1959-70. Elected to lbuse: 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 51%; 1972 - 65%; 1974 - 52.7%. District Make-up: 44% D, 54% R, average voting age: 45.2; white collar: 43%; blue collar: 27%; service: 15%; fann: 15%; agriculture: cattle, grains, hogs, sheep; finance, insurance, real estate; printing and publishing.

Ratings: N:A - 63%; COPE - 9%; NiA - 40%

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service; open oormrunication by encouraging "rreet your congressman" rreetings in each of 27 oOun.ties. MISSISSIPPI

William Thad Cochran 4th, Mississiwi 6102 Wxdrront Road Alexandria, Va., 22307 Public I-«>rks Age: 38 Bom Dec. 7, 1937, Pontotoc; heme, Jackson; u. of Miss., B.A., 1959; J.D., 1965; Trinity College, Dublin, 1963-64; Navy, 1959-61; married, bio children; Baptist; Pres., Young Lawyers Section, Miss. State Bar, 1972-73; Bd. of Directors, Jackson P.otary Club 1970-71; Chm. Miss Law Institute.

Elected to Ibuse: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 48% (3-way race); 1974 - 70.2% (4-way race)

District Make-up: Party Registration not available; white collar 47%; blue collar 35%; service 15%; far 3%; finance, insurance and mal estate; agriculture, notably cattle, dairy pnxlucts and poultry lumber and wood pnxlucts; focxl and kimred pnxloots, especially neats, and other textile pnxlucts.

Ratings: N:A - 81%; CDPE - 9%; Am - 8%.

Factors Contributing to Win: Accessibility of the oongressman, stayin] in close touch with the constituents and representing their opiniais.

Chester Trent Iott 5th, Mississippi 907 washington Avenue Pascagoula, Mississiwi 39567 Judiciacy, Merchant Age: 34 Marine & Fisheries

Bom Oct. 9, 1941, Grenada; hare, Pascagoula; attended U. of Miss, B.A., i963; u. of Miss. J.a!.11, 1967; married, ~ children; Southern Baptist. Lawyer; A.A. t.o c:bngressman WilliamM. Colmer, 1968-72. Elected to House: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 55%; 1974 - 83.1%

District Make-up: Party x:egistration not available; average voting age: 40.:0 · white oollar: 42%; blue oollar: 43%; service: 13%; fann: 2%; ll.lrrber & wood products, finance, insurance am real estate, agriculture: poultry, cattle & dairy products.

Ratings: N:A - 84%; CDPE - 10%; ADA - 4%.

Factors Contributing to Win: Fiscal oonservative; Judicia.cy Ccmnittee actiais; constituency feared possible liberal landslide in this year's electiais, which is part of reascn Mr. Iott received 83.1% of the vote. John Y. Mcq:>llister 2nd, Nebraska 379 N St. SW W:ishington, D.C. 20024 Interstate & Foreign Corrrnerce Age: 54 · ·Sel. Small Business

Born June 19, 1921, Iowa City, Iowa; hare, Otaha; B.s. f.i:an U. of Iowa, 1943; USNR, hWII; married, three children; Presbyterian; m-t salesman; Pres., M:Collister and CO.; Ccmni.ssioner, Douglas co., Neb., 1964-68.

Elected to Ibuse: 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 52%; 1972 - 64%; 1974 - 55%. District Make-up: 53% D, 41% R; average voting age: 40.8; white collar: 53%; blue collar: 31%; service: 14%; fann: 2%; finance, insurance, :real estate; food, especially neats; agriculture, ootably cattle, grains and hogs and sheep; machinery; ,printing and publishing, especially cxmrercial printing; and primary netal industries.

Ratings: 'ACA ..,. 74; COPE - O; ADA - 4

Fa•:tors Contributing to Win: Steady, a>nstant attention to cxmstituency, with fine representation. Strong campagin organization, which got out the vote.

Vixginia Dodd·Sni.th 3rd, Nebraska Box 643 Chappell, Nebraska 69129 Age: 63

B.A., u. of Neb., 1936; lecturer of civic, educational, medical, agricultural affairs in 50 States and several foreign countries; Chm., Presidential Task Force an Rural Developnent, 1971-72; delegate, Rep. Natl. Convention, 1956 & 1972; delegate, 1960 ~te House Conference an Children and Youth; Natl. Chm., Arrerican Fann Bureau W:::rren, 1955-74.

Elected to House: 1974 Election Results: 50.3

District .Make-up: 42% D, 53% R, average vot.i.rg age: 47.7; white rollare: 38%; blue collar: 27%; service: 14%; fann: 21%; agriculture, notably cattle, grains, sheep; finance, insurance and real estate, food and kindi:ed products; machinery, especially fann machinery.

Factors Contributing to Win: Grass roots effort and SUfPOrt, vohmteers who got out the vote. F.dwin B. Forsythe 6th, New Jersey 265 ~st 2nd M:orestCMl'l, New Jersey 08057 Ed. & I.ab. ; Merchant Age: 59 Marine & Fisheries

Born Jan. 17, 1916, Westtown, Pa.; hare, ~restown; married, one child; Society of Friends; Sec., MoorestownBd. of J\djust:Jrent, 1948-52; Mayor of f.borestown, 1957-62; r-borestown To.mship Can., 1953-62; Chm. M:>orest.own Planning Board, 1962-63; N.J. State Senate, 1964-70; Asst. minority leader, 1966, Minority reader, 1967, P:resl, 1968; Acting Governor, 1968; Senate Pres. Pro Tan, 1969. Elected: 1970 Election Results; 1970 - 55%; 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 53.5%

District Make-up: Party registration not available, average voting age: 42.8; white collar: 59%; blue oollar: 59%; service: 9%; finance, insurance, real estate, electrical equiprent and supplies; especially radio & television c:mnunication equiprrent, agriculture: fruits, dairy products, vegetables, p:>ultry; tourism.

Ratings: ACA - 37; COPE: - 55; ADA - 44

Factors Contributing to Win: Inflation suggestions used by the President; frequent oonstituent cxmrunications: newsletter every six weeks.

Matthew J. Rinaldo 12th, New Jersey 142 Headley Terrace. union, New Jersey 07083 Banking & Currency Age: 44 Born Sept. 1, 1931, Elizabeth; hare, Union; Rutgers, B.S., 1953; Seton Hall u., M.B.A., 1959; N.Y.U., doctoral W'.)rk; Rutgers faculty nember; Bd. of Dir., Union Center Natl. Bank, 1970-72; N.J. Senate, 1968-72; Pres., Tc:Mnship of Union zoning P

Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972-64%; 1974-66.6% District Make-up: Average voting age: 46.0; white collar: 56%; blue collar: 34; service: 10%; chemicals, especially drugs; finance, insurance & real estate; electrical equiµrent & supplies, especially electric test & distributing equiµrent, machinery; fabricat.ed ~tal prcxlucts.

Hatin~.rs: N:A - 44; (X)PE ·- 91; ADA - 48

Factors Contributing to Win: past ~verP..rrental experience. NEW HAMPSHIRE

Janes c. ClevelarXi 2nd, New Hartpshire Ne.w Iotx1on, N.H. 03257 House Mmin.; Public vorks; Age: 55 Jt. can. on eaig. Ops.

Bom June 13, 1920, M:>ntclair, New Jersey; hare, New I.ondon; Colgate u., B.A., 1941; Yale Law, LL.B., 1948; ArrrfJ, M'III and Korean war; married, 5 children; U1.1SJ:eCified Protestant. New Hampshire Senate f:ran 1950 - 62; Majority leader, 1952-55; ~- Elected to House: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 70%; 1972 - 68%; 1974 - 64.2% District Make-up: 41% D, 59% R; average voting age: 43.3; white oollar: 45%; blue oollar: 42%; service: 12%; fann: 1%; tourism, electrical equipnent and ~lies, finance, insurance and real estate, leather and leather products, especially shoes I machinery• Ratings: ACA - 63; COPE - 36; ADA - 20.

Factors Contributing to Win: Ibte evecy weekend; open-door meetinqs with cxmstituents; wJ:k on Public lt>rks camdttee; solicited and received heavy ~ ~J:k load.

NEW JERSEY

Millicent Fenwick 5th, New Jersey Mendham Foad Bernardsville, N.J. Age: 64 lk>m F~, 1910, divorced, two c:hildreJ.'"l, eight grandchildren '1hree years in New Jersey State Legislature; Dir., N.J. State Division of Consuner Affairs, 1973; Mbr., Bd. of F.duc., Bernardsville, two terms; .Mbr. lk>rough Council, Bernardsville, two tenns; State Republican Carm.itteewaran, 1935-41, 1957 to present; Mbr. State Platfonn Camtl.ttee.

Elected to House: 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 55.6% District Make-up: Average voting age: 42.6; white oollar: 65%; blue oollar: 26%; service: 9%; fann: 0%; finance, insurance & real estate, chemicals & allied products.

Factcr:s Contributing to Win: Grass Roots organization; consuner activist; past experience in State Legislature NEW MEXICX>

Manuel.Illjan, Jr. 1st, New Mexia:> 1209 california Avenue, NE 1Wb~~, New Mexia:> 87100 Interstate & Foreign Can. ; Age: 47 Jt. Can. on Atanic Energy

Bom May 12, 1928, San lldefonso; bane, Albuquezque; Col. of Sant?.l Fe, B.S., 1950; rrarried, four children; businessman: .insurance; Bernalillo Co. CrUie Carmission, 1967-68; Pres., N.M. Assn •. Industrial Insurance Agents, 1968; Member, State Corp. Cannission, Adviso:ry Bd. on Insurance, 1965-68.

Elected: 1968 Results: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 56%; 1974 - 59.81

District Make-up: 60% D, 33% R, average voting age: 40.5; l>ilite oollar: 57%; blue collar: 26%; service: 15%; fann: 2%; finance, insurance & real estate, agriculture, notably cattle, dai:ry products and grains, tourism, lurriJer & t,,o:xi prcxlucts, especially mi.llwork, plY\«)Od & related products.

Ratings: 1CA - 76; CDPE - 30; AIM\ - 20

Factors Contributing to Win: Relied heavily an television/radio a:>verage~ fiscal cxmservative; a:mnittee assignments made it possible to make a large oontributian to the district; opponent had been ineffective as Lieutenant Govel:nor of the State for four years.

NDl YORK

N::>Dtlan Frederick Lent 4th, New York 48 Plynouth ~ East Rockaway, New York 11518 Interstate & Foreign can.

Bom March 23, 1931, OCeanside; hal:e, East P.ockcr"'1C!Y; Hofstra Col., B.A., 1952; C.Omell U. LaN Sclxx:>l, LL.B., 1957; USNR, 1952-54; married, th_~ children; ~t; attorney; Asst. Police Justice, East Rockaway, 1960-62; N.Y. State Senate, 1962-70.

Elected: 1970 Election P.esults: 1970 - 53%; 1972 - 62%; 1974 - 53.6%

District Make-up: 48% D, 36% R; ave.rage voting age: 43.3; \a/"hite oollar: 63%; blue collar: 26%; service: 11%; finance, insurance & real estate; electrical equiprent & supplies, especially radio & television cxmrunicatian equiprent; printing & plblishing, machinery & fabricated m=tal pr:oducts, especially fabricated structural metal p.n:xlucts.

Ratings: !CA - 68; OJPE - 22; ADA - 8

. Factors Contributing to Win: Hane eve:cy wee.1

John w. Wydler 5th, New York 63 First Street Garden City, New York Gov' t. Ops. ; Science & Age: 51 Aeronautics

Bom June 9, 1924; Brooklyn; horre, Garden City; Brown u., 1941-42, 1945-47; Harvard Law School, LL.B., 1950; Army, ™II; USAFR; married, three children; E.piscopalian; attomey; U.S. Attorney's Office, 1953-59; Mbr., N.Y. State Investigation Ccmni.ssion to probe N.Y.C. school construction irregularities, 1959 - 60.

Elected: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 57%; 1972 - 62%; 1974 - 54.3% District Make-up: 50% D, 36% R; average voting age: 46.5; white rollar: 65%; blue rollar: 24%; service: 11%; finance, insurance & real estate, electrical equii;:mant & supplies, especially radio & television cx:mrunication equiprent, printing & publishing, machinery & fabricated metal products, especially fabricated structural metal products. Ratings: ACA - 58; CX>PE - 36; ADA - 16

Factors Contributing to Win: Gcxx1 representation; hate every weekend.

Peter A. Peyser 23rd, New York West SUnnyside Lane Irvington, New York 10533 F.duc. & Lab. ; Agri. Age: 54 Bom Sept. 7., 1921, Cedarhurst; hare, Irvington; Colgate u., B.A., 1943; Anny \'MII; married, five children; Episcopalian. Insurance; Manager, Peter A. Peyser Agency of Mutual of N.Y., 1961-70; Mayor, Irvington, 1963-70. Elected: 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 43% (4-way race); 1972 - 50%; 1974 - 57.6% District Make-up: 45% D; 38% R; average voting age: 46.0; white collar: 62%; blue collar: 26%; service: 12%; finance, insurance & real estate, apparel & other textile prcxlucts, tourism, printing & publishing, electrical equi.prent.

Ratings: ACA - 35; COPE - 82; ADA - 40

Factors Contributing to win: Consurrer activist; independence; strong work on Agriculture arrl :&iucation and Labor Ccrrrnittees. NEW YORK

F.amilton Fish, Jr. 25, New York 525 Ma.carb Street, NW washington, D.C. 20016 Ju:liciary Age: 49

Born Jtme 3, 1926, Washington, D.C.; hare, Millbrook; HarvaJ:d Col., B.A., 1949; N.Y.U., LL.B., 1957; USNR, ~VII; Marriec;I,four children; Ef)isoopalia"l. Vice CotmSel, U.S. Foreign SVc., Ireland, 1951-53; Counsel, N.Y. State Asserrbly Juiicial Camrl.ttee., N. Y. Judiciary can., 1961; Dir., Dutchess Co. . Civil Defense, 1967-68.

Elected: 1968 Election Results: 1970 - 71% (3-way race); 1972 - 72%; 1974 - 66.3% District Make-up: 28% D, 43% R, average voting age, 42.8; white collar: 56%; blue collar: 30%; Service: 13%; fann: 1%; machinery, finance & real estate; - printing and publishing, apparel & other textile products; electrical equip-rent & supplies, eSpecially electronic cx;nponents & accessories; agriculture, notably dairy products, cattle and fOUl tty. ·

Ratings: N:A - 29; OOPE - 50; ·Am - 44

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service; close cx:mmunicatian ·with district.

Benjamin A. Gilman 26th, New York Post Office Fox 443 Middletown, New York 10940 Foreign W:fairs Age: 53

Born Dec. 6, 1922, Poughkeepsie; hate, Middletown; Wharton School, u. of Pa., B. s.; N. y. Law SChool, LL.B.; Amr:l 1 VMII; roarried, five children; Jewish; Deputy Asst. Atty. Gen., 1952; Asst. Atty. Gen., 1954; Partner, Gilman & Gilman, 1955; Atty., N.Y. Terrp. Carm. on the Courts, 1956-57; State Assembly, 1967-72. Elected: 1972 Results: 1972 - 48% (3-way race); 1974 - 54~0% District Make-up: 38% D; 44% R; average voting age: 42.2; white collar: 53%; blue oollar: 32%; service: 14%; fann: 1%; finance, insurance, & real estate; chemicals & allied products; especially drugs and soap, cleaners & toilet goods; agriculture, notably dairy products, vegetables & p::>ulb:y, apparel & other textile products, textile mill p:roduc'-l.S.

Ratings: ACA - 44; OOPE .. 73; ADA - 48

Factors Contributing to Win: econcmi.c issues. NE.W YORK

Rebert Cameron McEwen 30th, New York Riverside Drive Ogdensburg, New York 13669 Appropriations Age: 55

Ebrn Jan. 5, 1920, Ogdensburg; hane, Ogdensburg; u. of Vt.; u. of Pa., Wharton School of Finance & Q:mrerce; Albany Law School, LL.B., 1947; Anf¥ Air Corps, iWITI; married, two children; Presbyterian; N.Y. State, 1954-64. Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 72%; 1972 - 66%; 1974 - 55% .

District Make-uo: 34% D; 57% R; average voting age: 43.1; white collar: 41%; blue collar: 37%; service: i6%; fann: 6%; agriculture: dairy, cattle, vege­ tables; paper & allied pn:x:lucts, especially paper mill products other than building paper; primary rretal industries; finance, insurance & real estate.

Ratings: ACA - 67; COPE: O; ADA: 8

Factors Contributing to Win: Accessibility; constituent assistance; hone ever.y weekend.

Donald J. Mitchell 31st, New York Shells Bush Road Herki.ner, New York Anred Services Age: 52 ..

Born May 8, 1923, Ilion; hare, Herki.ner; lbbart Col.; Colunbia u., B.S., 1949, M.A., 1950; Navy, rMII & Korea; married, three children; Methodist; opt.onetrist; Herkirrer ~ Councilnan, 1954-57; Mayor, Herk.i.Irer, 1957-61; Pres. M:lhawk Valley Conf. of Mayors, 1959; Herki.ner Zoning Bd. of Appeals, 1963; N.Y. State Asserrbly, 1965-72; Majority Mtl.p, 1969-72.

Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 51% (4-way race); 1974 - 59.9% (3-way race) District Make-up: 37% D; 52% R, average voting age: 46.1; white collar: 44%; blue collar: 39%; service: 13%; farm: 4%; electrical equipnent & supplies; agriculture: dairy products, cattle, vegetables; finance, insurance & real estate; primary rretal industries, especially nonferrous rolling & drawing; leather, leather products.

Ratings: N:A - 75%; OOPE - 36%; NJA - 12%

Factors Congributing to Win: Extensive legislative experience; \>;Ork with eool10Tflically distressed areas; reform minded, stressed taking C10verrnrent to the people; corrrnittee \'X)rk. NEW YORK

William F. 'Walsh 33rd, New York 4954 Alhart Drive Syracuse, New York 13215 Public ~rks; Veterans Age: 63 Affairs

Born July 11, 1912, Syracuse; hare, Syracuse; St. Bonaventure Col., A.B., u. of Buffalo, M.A.; Syracuse u., Ph.D.; married, seven children; catholic; Remington Rand Co.; Accountant; social \'K>rk, 15 years; Dir. of R.&D., Onondaga County, 3 years; Instructor, Syracuse U.; Comnissioner of Welfare, 1960-62; Mayor, Syracuse,.1962-70; Mbr. Public Service Carro., 1970.

Elected: 1972. Election results: 1972 - 71%; 1974 - 65.0% (3-way race)

District Make-up: 30% D; 56% R; average voting age: 44.5; white oollar: 46%; blue oollar: 37%; service: 14%; fann: 3%; electrical equip:cent & supplies; finance, insurance, real estater machinery, leather & leather products, especially shoes; agriculture: dally pnxloots, grains and poultry. Ratings: ACA - 50%; CDPE - 67%; ADA - 16%

Factors Contributing to Win: Debates with other tv;o candidates; awareness of the issues; hare every weekend; voting reoord - 96%; excellent volunteers who got out the vote; hard campaigning.

Frank J. lbrton 34tb, New York 9607 Hill Ridge Drive Kensington, M:l. Cbvt. Ops. Age: 56

Born Dec. 12, 1919, Cuero, Texas; barre, Rochester; La. State u., B.A., 1941; Cornell U., LL.B., 1947; Anny ~I; married, two children; Presbyterian; attorney, !behest.er City Council, 1955-61. Elected:"l962 Election Results: 1970 - 71%; 1972 - 72%; 1974 - 67.6% (4-way race) District Make-up: 37% D; 52% R; average voting age: 44.2; white oollar: 54% blue collar: 34%; Service: 11%; fann; 1%; photographic equi:prent & supplies; finance, insurance & real estate; Irachine.ry, electrical equiµrent & supplies, especially a:mnunications equiµrent.

Ratings: N:A - 36%; OJPE - 64%; ADl\. - 44%

Factors Contributing to Win: Independence; hard ~rk; constituent services and conm.mication. NEW YORK

Barber Conable 35t:h, New York Alexander Ne'/ York 14005 Age: 53 Ways and~

Born Nov. 2, 1922, Warsaw; hare, Alexander; Cornell u., B.A., 1942; LL.B., 1948; use, ~war and &>rea; narried, four children, Metho:list; attorney; N. Y. State Senate, 1963-64. Elected: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 66% (3-way race); 1972 - 68%(4-way); 1974 - 56.9 (4 way}

District Make-up: 30%D; 58% R; average voting age: 41.5; white collar: 46% blue collar: 40%; service: 12%; fann: 2%; photographic equipnent & supplies, electrical equiprent & supplies, machinery, · especially netalworking machinery; finance, insurance & real estate; agriculture: daii:y pnxlucts, grains, cattle.

Ratings: ACA - 63; COPE - O; ADA - 20

Factors Contributing to Win: :Dcperie.nce c;trona nosi.tion on refonri 5 ~:'.:i'"~c, l"arlv ann ncti ve carir.ainnino.

Jack F. Kanp 38th, New York 7504 Elnore lane Bethesda, Md. 20034 Fil. & Lab.: Sel. Stall Age: 40 · Business

Born July 13, 1935, IDs Angeles, Cal.; heme, Hamburg; Occidental Col., B.A., 1957; USAR, 1958-62; narried, three children; Presbyterian; quarterback, Buffalo Bills; Player of Year, 1965; Pres., American Football Lg.Players Assn., 1965-70; Sp. Asst., Gov. of Cal., 1967; Sp. Asst., Oun. Rep. Natl. Coot., 1969; T.V. & Radio c:xmnentator, natl. net\-.urks, local stations; P.R. officer, Marine Midland Bank of Buffalo. · Elected: 1970 Election results: 1970 - 52%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 71.9% District Make-up: 40% D; 50% R; average voting age: 43.2; white collar: 52%; blue oollar: 36%; service: 11%; farm: 1%; primary netal industries; finance, insurance, real estate; rrotor vehicles am transportation equiµrent, fabricated rretal products, especially rretal stampings, madlinery.

Ratings: N:A - 80; COPE - 33; ADA - 12

Factors Contributing to Win: campaign organization, telephone operations; get out the vote; oonstituent service; v.urk for public works projects, senior citizens ,r;:: ·r:i:l;D~ /·-:, • .. <'..- .:· Gl ~ ~ ~/ NEW YORK

Jam::s F. Hastings 39th, New York RD 2, Rushford Lake Caneadea, New York 14717 House Adm.in. ; Interstate­ Age: 49 . Foreign Ccmrerce

Born Jpril 10, 1926, Olean; hare, Rushford lake; Navy, WWII, married, five children; Methodist; Allegany Ta.m Bd., Allegany Police Justice; N.Y. State Assembly, 1962-65; Bd. of .Advisors, N.Y.U. Center for Research & Mvanced Training in Deafness Rehab.; M:Jr., V. Pres., radio station WHDL, 1952-66; Natl. Advertising Mgr., Tines Herald, Olean, 1964-66; Hastings & Jewell, real estate & insurance, 1966-69. Elected: 1968 Elections Results: 1070 - 71%; 1972 - 72%; 1974 - 58.;1% (3-way race) District .Make-up: 35% D; 57% R; average voting age: 45.2; \ohite collar: 43% blue collar: 39%; service: 14%; fann: 4%; machinery, agriculture: dairy products, fruits & dairy cattle; fabricated rretal products, stone, clay, glass products.

Ratings: ACA: 59; COPE: 27; ADA; 16 F'actors Contributing to Win: heavily Republican district, personal popularity, moderate conservative record.

:OORI'H CAR:>LINA

Jawes G. Martin 9th, N::>rth Carolina Greenway Street Davidson, North Carolina Interior & Insular Affs.; Age: 40 Science & Aeronautics

Born Dec. 11, 1935, Savannah, Ga., h:Jrre, Davidson; Davidson Col., B.S., 1957; Princeton, Ph.D., 1960; married, three children; Presbyterian; Instructor, Davidson Col., 1960-64; Mbr., r-"..ecklenburg 00. of County Comnissioners, 1966- 1972, Olm., 1966-68 and 1970-72; Vice-Pres., Natl. Assn. of Regional Councils, 1970-72. Elected: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 59%; 1974 - 55.6% (3-way race)

District Make-up: 68% D, 27% R; average votin:; age: 40.2; white oollar: 51%; blue collar: 37%; service: 11%; fann: 1%; textile mill products, especially knitting and synthetics weaving mill products; finance, insurance, real estate; food, especially bakery products; machinery, apparel and other textile prcxlucts.

Ratings: N:.A - 88; OOPE - 9; ADA - 12 5f~o~~" ...,<:) <,. -.:: O' Factors Contributing to Win: F~ent trips to the district; oonstituen ...i:> i_ service; gocx:l campaign organization. ' \.,./ ~ "'-.-/ NORI'H CAROLINA

Janes 'Illanas Broyhill 10th, N:Jrth Carolina Hill Haven Place Sel. Small Business Leooir, N:Jrth Carolina 28645 Interstate and Foreign Con., Age: 48 Jt. Stdy. Corn. on Budget Control

Bom Aug. 19, 1927, Lenoir; home, Lenoir; U.N.C., B.S., 1950; married, three children; Baptist; sales and Mninistrati.on, Broyhill Furniture Industries, 1945-62. Elected: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 57%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 54.5%

District Make-up: 65% D; 30% R; average voting age: 40.9; white oollar: 30%; blue oollar: 59%; Service: 9%; fann: 2%; textile mill products, especially yam and thread mill products, knitting mill products, furniture and fixtures, especially household furniture, apparel and other textile products; finance, insurance, real estate; agriculture: poultry and dairy products. Ratings: ACA 82%; COPE 18% ADA 8%

Factors Contributing to Win: Staying in touch with District through good constituent service, long-time record of voting in tune with constituents' thinking, sincerity and conscientious effort in the House.

NORTH DAKOTA

Mark Andrews Mapleton; -North Dakota 58059 At Large

Age: 48 Appropriations

Born May 19, 1926 in Fargo; N.D. State University, B.S. 1949; U.S. Military Academy, 1944-46; Army, WWII; Farmer, 1949-; Exec. Commis­ sioner, Garrison Conservancy Dist 1955 -; Married; 3 Children; Episcopalian.

Elected to House: October 22, 1963 Election Results: 1970 - 66%, 1972 - 73%, 1974 - 55.6%

District Make-up: No party registration; median voting age - 44.0; White collar - 42%; Blue collar - 21%; Service - 16%; Farm - 21%; Agriculture, finance, insurance and real estate; Food and kindred,_.-;·--r~oi,\ products; printing and publishing; tourism; machinery. /,._, ,. · ; ..... l --~ ' ::.:. Ratings: ACA~; COPE 45; ADA~ \'~ \, Factors contributing to Win: Record of Service in Congress; High '----' identity quotient among voters. Charles p. Whalen 3rd, Ohio 228 Beverly Place Dayton, Ohio 45419

Age: 54 Foreign Affairs

Born ,Tuly 31, 1920 in Dayton; University of Dayton, B.S., 1942; Harvard University.MBA, 1946; Army,WW II; Businessman, UP Dayton Dress Co, 1961-66; Ohio House of Representatives, 1955-60; Ohio Senate, 1961-66; Professor and Head of the Department of Econo­ mics, University of Dayton, 1962~66; Married, 6 children; Catho­ lic.

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 74%; 1972 76%; 1974 - unopposed

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 41.9; White collar - 51%; Blue Collar - 37%; Service - 12%; Machinery; Electrical equipment and supplies; Transportation equipment; Printing and publishing; Finance, insurance and real estate.

Ratings: ACA...11.; COPE 73; ADA 84

Factors Contributing to Win: Unopposed

Tennyson Guyer 4th, Ohio 1196 East Sandusky Findlay, Ohio

Age: 61 Foreign Affairs, In ternal Security

Born November 29, 1913, in Findlay; Findlay College, B.A., 19~4; Minister, Mercer County Churches; Public Relations, Cooper Tire & Rubber Co., 1950-72; Ohio State Senate, 1961-72; President City Council; Mayor, Celina, 1940-44; Treasurer and President, International Platform Assa.; Married, 2 children; College Church of God.

Elected to House: 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 61%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 43.6; White collar - 38%; Blue collar - 46%; Service - 12%; Farm - 4%; Machinery; Transportation equipment; Agriculture; Finance, insurance, real estate, electrical equipment and supplies.

Ratings: ACA_J.J:._; COPE~; ADA___!j_ Factors contributing to Win: Service to constituents; Politically in district. Ohio

William D. Gradison, Jr. 1st, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio New Age:

Born: ; Yale U. ; Harvard U·, Doctorate in Bus. Adm., u. of Cin. City Council, 12 years; Mayor, Vice Mayor, City of Cincinnati; Asst. to Secretary of HEW; Asst. to Undersecretary of Treasury;

Elected to House: 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 51%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; median Voting Age 43.6; White collar 53%; Blue collar 33%; Service 14%; Transportation equipment; finance, insurance, and real estate; machinery; food and dindred products; printing and publishing; chemicals and allied products;

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: moderate progressive image, effective campaign ·~rganization, traditionally Republican district.

Do~ald D. Clancy 2nd, Ohio 7LJ3 Green Fanns Drive Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Ways and Means Age: 53

Born July 24, 1921 in Cincinnati; Xavier University, 1939-43; University of Cincinnati Law School, L.L.B., 1948; Pracicing Attorney 1948-; Cincinnati Council, 1951-57; Mayor of Cincinnati, 1957-60; Married; 3children; Presbyterian.

Elected to House: 1960 Election Results: 1970 - 56%; 1972 - 63%; 1974 - 53%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age 43.0; White collar 53%; Blue collar 34%; Service 13%; Transportation equipment,·. finance, insurance and real estate, machinery, food and kindred products, printing and publishing, chemicals and allied products.

Ratings: ACA 96 COPE--- 9 ; ADA--- 0 Factors Contributing to Win: Lifetime association with district; Experience; Accessibility to constituents. Delbert L. Latta 5th, Ohio 516 Hillcrest Drive Bowling Green, Ohio 43402

Age: 54 Rules

Born March 5, 1920 in Weston; Ohio Northern University, B.A.,LLB; Practicing Attorney; Ohio State Senate; Married, 2 children; church of Christ.

Elected to House: 1958 Election Results: 1970 -71%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 62%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 42.4; White collar - 37%; Blue collar - 46%; Service - 12%; Farm - 5%; Agriculture; Stone, Clay, and glass products; Electrical equip­ ment and supplies; Food and kindred products; Machinery; Fabricated metal products.

Ratings: .ACA 85; COPE--2...._; ADA_Q_

Factors Contributing to Win: voters' confidence in his ability and service to the district.

William H. Harsha 6th, Ohio 2021 Sunrise Avenue Portsmouth, Ohio 45622

Age: 53 .D.C. Public Works

Born January 1, 1921 in Portsmouth; Kenyon College, B.A., 1943; Western Reserve University, LLB, 1947; USMCR WW II; Practicing Attorney 1947-61; Assistant City Solicitor for Portsmouth, 1947- 51; Scioto Co. Prosecutor 1951-11; Married, 4 children; Presbyterian.

Elected to House: 1960 Election Results: 1970 69%; 1972 - Unopposed; 1974 - 69%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 4J.7; White collar - j7%; Blue collar - 46%; Service 12%; Farm - 5%; Agriculture; Finance, insurance, and real estate; F

Ratings: ACA_J]_; COPE_Q_!_ /\DA 16

Factors Contributing to Win: Service to Constituents. Clarence J. Brown 7th, Ohio 4JO Sicoto Atreet Urbana, Ohio 43078

Age: 47 Gov't Operations, Int. and Foreign Commerce, Joint Economic Committee

Born June 18, 1927 in Columbus; Duke University, BA, 1947; Harvard MBA, 1949; USNR Korean War; Editor, Star Republican, 1949-53;Editor, co-owner, Franklin Chronicle, 195J-57; Editor, Urbana Daily Citi­ ~· 1957-65, Publisher 1959-; Mgr., WCOM(FM), 1965-69; Pres., Brown Publishing Co., Farm owner; Married, 3 children; Presbyterian.

Elected to House: 1965 Election Results: 1970 - 69%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 69%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 41.0; White collar - 44%; Blue collar - 42%; Service - 11%; Farm - J%; Machinery; Agriculture; Finance, insurance, and real estate; Fabricated metal products; Primary metal industries.

Ratings: ACA 71; COPE_Q_ ADA_l!_

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service; Respected record; Well-known in district; strong personal campaign.

Thomas N. Kindness 8th, Ohio 328 South D Street Hamilton, Ohio 45013

Age: 45 New Born August 26, 1929 in Knoxville, Tenn.; Univ. of Maryland, AB, 1951; George Washington School of Law, LLB, 1953; Hamilton City Council 1964-69; Mayor of Hamilton, 1964-67; Ohio State Represen­ tative, 1971-74; Ass't. Counsel, Champion Int'l Corp.; Married,,.--·~.

4 children; Presbyterian. ,,, .. -··~ /1 · · ..... / ·~·. -·1.1.~:\ "l...,~~l ~:I" Elected to House: 1974 1< "'' Election Results: 1974 - 4J% (3 way race) \~,, .:: \...... _ __ ... -'\/ District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 40.7; White collar - 41%; Blue collar - 45%; Service - 11%; Farm - 3%; Machinery; Electrical equipment and supplies; Fabricated metal products; Paper and allied products; Primary metal industries.

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: Stressed need for economy in gov't and trimming of federal deficit. Clarence E. Miller 10th, Ohio 1480 East Main Street Lancaster, Ohio·

Age: 57 Appropriations

Born November 1, 1917, Lancaster; International Correspondence School(Scranton, Pa.); Electrical Engineer; Lancaster City council, 1957-63; Mayor of Lancaster 1964-66; Married, 2 child­ ren; Methodist.

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 -67%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 70%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age:- 43. 2; White collar - 39%; Blue collar - 45%; Service - 13%; Farm - 3%; Stone, clay, and glass products; Agriculture; Finance, insur­ ance and real estate; Primary metal industries~

Ratings: ACA85; COPE_2_; ADA 28

Factors Contributing to Win: Conscientious constituent service.

J. William Stanton 11th, Ohio 7 North Park Place Painesville, Ohio 44077

Age: 50 Banking and Currency, Se­ lect Committee on Small Business Born Feb. 20, 1924 in Painesville; Georgetown University, BS, 1949; Army, WWII; Lake Co. Commissioner 1956-64; Married, 1 child; Catho­ lic.

Eledted to House: 1964 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 - 68%; 1974 - 60%

District Make-up:No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 41.7; White collar - 41%; Blue collar - 47%; Service - 10%; Farm - 2%; Motor vehicles and other transportation equipment; Primary metal industries; Rubber and plastic products; Chemicals and alleid pro­ ducts; Fabricated metal products; Machinery.

Ratings: ACA_§i_; COPE~; ADA~

Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service(Personal visits every two weeks); Continued Democratic support. Samuel L. Devine 12th, Ohio 195 North Roosevelt Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43209

Age: 59 House Admin., Int. & For. Commerce, Joint comm. on Library of Congress

Born December 21, 1915 in South Bend, Indiana; Colgate u., 1933-34; Ohio State U., 1934-37; U. Of Notre Dame, LLB, 1940: Special Agent, FBI 1940-45; Practicing Attorney 1945-55; Ohio House of Representa­ tives, 1951-55; Harried, 3 children; Methodist.

Elected to House: 1958 Election Results: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 56%; 1974 - 51%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 39.2; White collar - 54%; Blue collar - 34%; Service - 11%; Farm - lo/a; Finance, insurance and realestate; Machinery; Electrical e;uip­ ment and supplies; Fabricated metal products.

Rat i.ngs: ACA_Jg; COPE-2_; ADA__Q_

Factors Contributing to Win: Strong rural support; Communication to voters that he would make 'hard' decisions; Responsiveness to dis­ trict needs; Good media support.

Charles A. Mosher 13th, Ohio lJl Fores.t. Street Oberlin, Ohio 44074

Age: 68 Merchant Marine & Fisheries; Science & Astronautics

Born May 7, 1906 in Sandwich, Ill; Oberlin College, BA, 1928; News­ man, Aurora, Ill., 1928-38, Janesville, Wisc., 1938-40; Pres., Ober­ lin Printing Co.; Editor-Publisher, Oberlin News-Tribune, 1940-62; Oberlin City Council, 1945-59; Ohio Senate, 1951-60; Married, 2 children; United Church of Christ. /;::-. ,-;.·;;'" ..';~\ Election to House:l960 f';c: ~~ '-"'. ;,, Election Results: 1970 -62%; 1972 - 68%; 1974 - 59% \.:,_, .L. \\:P ~' ...... ";;/ District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting~- 41. 7; White collar - 40%; Blue collar - 46%; Service - 12%; Farm -2%; Fabricated metal products; Primary metal industries; Transportation equipment; ~1achinery; Rubber and plastics products.

Ratings: ACA 23; COPE 45; ADA 90 Factors contributing to Win: Independent record; Media support; Powerfu' local labor support; Good constituent service.and case work. Chalmers P. Wylie 15th, Ohio 1019 Spring Grove Drive Worthington, Ohio

Age: 54 Banking & Currency, Veter­ ans Affairs

Born November 23, 1920 in Norwich; Otterbein College; Ohio State University,. BA; Harvard Law S.chool, LLb; Army, WWII; Ass' t Attor­ ney General for Ohio, 1948, 1951-54; Lt. Col. USAR; Ass't City Attorney(Columbus) 1949-50; City Attorney, 1953-56; Admin. , Bureau of WKmn's Compensation, 1957; First Ass't to Gov., 1957-8; Practicing Attorney, 1959-66; State Rep., 1961-67; Pres., Ohio Municipal League, 1957; Married, 2 children; Methodist.

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 71%; 1972 - 66%; 1974 - 62%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 39.1; White collar - 57%; Blue collar - 29%; Service - 13%; Farm - 1%; Finance, insurance and real estate; Electrical equipment and supplies; Machinery; Fabricated metal products; Food and kindred products;

Ratings: ACA 74; COPE~; ADA 24 Factors Contributing to Win: Positive Campaign stressing service to district.

Ralph S. Regula. 16th, Ohio Box i· · Navarre, Ohio 44662

Age: 50 Gov't. Operations, Interior & Insular Affairs Born December 3, 1924 in Beach City; Mt. Union College, BA, 1948; McKinley School of Law, LLB, 1952; Practici~g Attorney, 1952-73; Ohio Board of Educat~on, 1960:64; State Rep., 1965-66; Stat~-:;·,<~of?":.:--

Senate 1967-72; Married, 3 children. /•:;'••,• ",,,\#..- ! \~1-·' t=' I "'' Elected to House: 1972 '~\ :;; ~~ ,' Election Results: 1972 - 57%; 1974 - 65% ·:-.._ 'h District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting ag~ 43.3; White collar -41%; Blue collar -45%; Service -12%; Farm -2%; Machinery; Primary metal industries; Fabricated metal products; Finance, insurance, and real estate; Food and kindred products.

Ratings: ACA 68; CO?E 18; ADA 28 Factors Contributing to Win: Constituent service;Continued attendanc in district;Good communication with people;attendance and voting record. John M. Ashbrook 17th, Ohio 53 South Main Atreet Johnstown, Ohio 43031

Age: 46 Ed. & Labor, Internal Security

Born September 21, 1928 in Johnstown; Harvard U., BA, 1952; Ohio State U. JD, 1955; Navy 1946-48; Publisher, Johnstown Independent, 1953-; Practicing Attorney 1955-; Young Repub. Chairman, 1957-59; Ohio House of Representatives, 1956-60; Married, 3 children; Baptist.

Elected to House: 1960 Election Results: 1970 - 62%; 1972 - 57%; 1974 - 53%

District Make-up: No district-wide registration; Median voting age - 42.7; White collar - 38%; Blue collar• 46%; Service - 12%; Farm -4%; Agriculture; Electrical equipment and supplies; Machinery; Fabricated metal products; Finance, real estate, and insurance. Ratings: ACA-- 95; COPE-- 20; ADA 12 Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service; Concise state­ ments on inflation; Good media coverage and support. OKI.AH OMA

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OREGON

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Richard T. Schulze 5th, Penn. Swedesford Road Tredyffrin, Penn.

Age: 45 New

Born August 7, 1929 in Philadelphia; University of Houston; Villanova U.; Temple U.; Retail electrical appliance dealer; U.S. Army; Penn. House of Representatives, 1969-73; Married, 4 Children.

Elected to House: 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 59%

District Make-up: 27% Demo., 68% Rep., 5% other; Median voting age - 42.2; White collar - 54%; Blue collar - 35%; Service - 9%; Farm - 2%; ¥..achinery; Blast furnace and basic steel products; Finance, insurance, a:ld real estate; Chemicals and alle).d products; Fc:>0d and kindred pro­ d~cts; Electrical equipment and supplies.

?... atings: New

::actors Contributing to Win: Positive campaign based on issues facing the country; Well-coordinated volunteer campaign organization.

Edward G. Biester 8th, Penn. Lower Mountatn Road Furlong, Penn. 18925

Age: 43 Foreign Affairs

Born January 5, 1931 in Trevose; Wesleyan U., BA, 1952; Temple U., LLB, 1955; Practicing Attorney 1965-66; Ass't District Attorney (Bucks Co.), 1958-64; Married, 4 children; United Church of Christ.

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 56%; 1972 - 64%; 1974 - 58%

District Make-up: 40% Demo., 54% Rep., 6% other; Median voting age - 41.4; White collar - 52%; Blue collar - 38%; Service - 9%; Farm -1%; Primary metal industries; Finnce, insurance, and real estate; Instru­ ments and related products; Machinery; Paper and allied products.

Ratings: ACA--· 19; COPE-- 80; ADA-- 64 Factors Contributing to Win: Independent record; Bipartisan port; Issue-oriented campaign with good public exposure. E.G. Shuster 9th, Penn. Route 5 Everett, Penn. 15537

Age: 42 D.C. Public Works Born January 23, 1932 in Glassport; U. of Pittsburgh, BS, 1954; VP, RCA; Trustee, U. pf Pittsburgh; Operator, Shuster Farms; Mar­ ried,5 children.

Elected to House: 1972 Election Results: 1972_62%; 1974 56%

District Make-up: 39% Demo., 58% Rep., 3% other; Median voting age - 44.7; White collar - 34%; Blue collar - 50%; Service - 12·%; Farm - 4%; Agriculture; Apparel and other textile products; Machinery; Finance, insurance, and real estate; Food and kindred products.

Ratings: ACA 85; COPE~9_; ADA.-!!_

Factors Contributing to Win: Clean Campaign; Good constituent service; Office hours held in district; Held economic seminars in local high schools.

Joseph M. McDade 10th, Penn. 1645 N, Washington Avenue Scranton, Penn. 18510

Age: 43 Appropriations; Select Comm. on Small Business Born September 29, 1931 in· Scranton; U. of N~ter Dame, BA, 1953; U. of Penn., LLB., 1956; Clerk to Fed. Judge, 1956-7; Practicing Attorney 1957-; Scranton City Solicitor,1962; Married, 4 children; Catholic.

Elected to House: 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 65%; 1972 ~ 74%; 1974 - 65%

District Make-up: 51% Demo., 47% Rep., 2% other; Median voting age - 46.9; White collar - 38%; Blue collar - 47%; Service - 11%; Farm - 4%; Apparel and other tectile products; Agriculture; Electrical equipment and supplies; Fabricated metal products; Finance, insurance and real estate; Textile Mill products.

Ratings: ACA 22; COPE_§!; ADA 48

Factors Contributing to Win: Meeting with people in district; Good media coverage; Contacts with cross-section of population (labor, busi- ness, etc.) ····-::-~-~ ,~<{. . ' u t( c. ~-~ /' •.:;, <,,,,,.. ; .., ""' I'" :xi •. ~':';. .::. t~ • 1) ..":-.. I Lawrence Coughlin 13th, Penn. 2923 45th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C.

Age: 45 Appropriations

Born April 11, 1929 in Wilkes Barre; Yale U., BA, 1950; Havard U. MBA, 1954; Temple U., Evening Law School, LLB, 1958; USMC, Korean War; Practicing Attorney, 1958-69; Penn. Legislature, 1965-6; Penn. Senate, 1967-8; Married, 4 Children; Episcopalian.

Elected to House: 1968 Election Results: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 67%; 1974 -63%

District Make-up: 30% Demo., 66% Rep., 5% other; Median voting age - 45.8; White collar - 64%; Blue collar - 27%; Service - 9%; Farm - 0%. Finance, insurance, and real estate; Machinary; Electrical equipment and supplies; F.abricated metal products; Chemicals and allied products. Ratings: ACA- 48; COPE- 27; ADA-- 36 Factors Contributing to Win: Independent position on issues; Present for 95% of recorded teller votes and roll call votes; Constituent service(including case work, newsletters, etc.).

Edwin D. Eshleman 16th, Penn. 2173 West Ridge Drive Lancaster, Penn. 17603

Age: 54 1 Education & Labor

Born December 4, 1920 in Lancaster Co.; Franklin and Marshall College, BS; Temple U.; USCG, WWII; Public school teacher; Penn. Legislature, 12 years; Vice Chairman, Pa. Higher Education Assistance Agency, 1964-7; Married, 2 children; Lutheran.

Elected to House: 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 66%; 1972 - 73 %; 1974 - 65%

District Make-up: 37% Demo., 60%. Rep., 3% other; Median voting age - 45.3; White collar - 44%; Blue collar - 42%; Service - 12 %; Farm - 2%; Food and kindred products; Apparel and other textile products; Finance, insurance, and real estate; Primary metal industries; Agriculture.

Ra Lings: ACA_hl_; COPE_ rn_; ADA___lli

Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service; with people in district. Herman To Schneebeli 17th, Penn. 870 Hollywood Circle Williamsport, Penn. 17701

Age: 67 Ways & Means, Joint Comm. on Internal Revenue Tax­ ation; Joint Study Comm. on Budget Control Born July 7, 1907 in Lancaster; Dartmouth U., BA, 1930; Amos Tuck School MCS, 1961; Army, wwn; Distributor, Gulf Oil Corp., 1939-; . Deldgate, German-American Alliance Conference, 1961; US-Japan Parliamen­ tary Conference, 1968, 1970, 1973; Married, 2 Children; Episcopalian.

Elected to House: 1960 Election Results·: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 72%; 1974 - 52% District Make-up: 37% Demo., 60% Rep., 3%other; Median voting age - 45.3; White collar - 44%; Blue collar - 42%; Service - 12 %; Farm - 2%; Food and kindred products; Apparel and other textile products; finance, insurance, and real estate; Primary metal industries; Agri­ culture. Ratings: ACA 72; COPE_Q_; ADA.JL_

Factors Contributing to Win: Good ccnstituent service; Corrmunication with people in district. Pennsylvania

Albert W. Johnson 23rd, Pa. 1435 4th St., SW Washington, D. C. 20024 Banking & Currency P. o. & Civil Service Age: 68 Committee on House Restaurant

Born April 17, 1906, Smethport, University of Pa., Stetson U., LL.B, Majority Leader of Pa. State House of Representatives, Member of Republican Platform Committee - Stat1 of Pa., Republican objector for Consent Calendar, Regional Whip, GOP, married, 4 children.

Elected to House: Special election November 5, 1963 (seat held by Leon H. Gavin) Election Results: 1970 - 58%; 1972 - 56% 1974 - 52. 7%

District Make-up: Republican District, D - 43% R - 54%; Service -13% , white collar, 41% blue collar - 44%, electrical equipment and supplies, especially electronic components and accessories, machinery, stone, clay and glass products, finance, insurance and real estate, agriculture - dairy products, poultry and dairy cattle.

Ratings: ACA ~; COPE _9..... %...___; ADA_o __ Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service, record of service in Congress, unusually hard campaign effort.

Pennsylvania

Gary Myers 25th, Pa. 106 Shady Lawn Butler, Pennsylvania 16001

Age: .36 New U. of Cincinnati, M.E., u. s. Pittsburgh, M.B.A., Armco Steel Pa., USAF Married, 2 children Elected to House: November 5, 1974 Election Results: 53.8%

District Make-up: D 53%, R 44%, average 44.8, white collar 39%, blue collar 48%, service 12%, farm 1%, primary metal industries, especially blast furnace and steel mill products, fabricated metal products, finance, insurance and real estate, machinery, especially construction and related machinery, stone, clay and glass

Ratings: New Factors Contributing to Win: Defeated Democrat Clark who was running for re-election, campaign organization, strong effort, confidence in candidate. Pennsylvania

H. John Heinz, III 18th, Pa. 3322 0 Street, NW Washington, D. C. 20007

Age: 36 Interstate & Foreign Coim!lerce

Born Oct. 23, 1938, Pittsburgh, Yale University, B.A. 1960; Harvard U. M.B.A. 1963; 1963-69 USAF Reserves; faculty member and lecturer, Carnegie-Mellon University, Analyst, controller's division and other positions in marketing division of H. J. Heinz Co., Chairman, Pa. State Republi9an Party Platform Counnittee, delegate to '68 convention, special asst. to Hugh Scott, presently Task Force Chairman, Task Force on Antitrust and Monopolistic Practices. Married, 3 children.

Elected to House: Special Election Nov. 2, 1971 (seat held by Robert J. Corbett) Election Results: 1971 - 67%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 73%

District Make-up: 56% D, 41% R; average voting age - 46.6, white collar - 57% blue collar - 32% service :.. 11%; metal industries, blast furnace and. basic steel products, finance, unsurance and real estate, fabricated metal products, food and kindred products, machinery

. Ratings: ACA 30%; COPE 56%; ADA 60%

Factors Contributing to Win: Ran 10% ahead of Nixon in 1972, stayed in close touch by conununity workshops, good service to constituents, very frank, good organization to get out vote.

Pennsylvania

William F. Goodling 19th, Pa. Box 93 Jacobus, Pennsylvania

Age: 47 Newly elected

Born December 5, 1927, Former School Superintendent

Elected to House: November j, 1974 Election Results: 52%

District Make-up: D 44%, R 52, other 4%, average voting age 43.6, blue collar 43%, white collar 44%, service 10%, machinery, finance, insurance and real estate, apparel and other textile products, food and kindred products and agriculture, notably dairy products, poultry, fruit and cattle.

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: The fact that his father, the incumbent George Goodling, has an outstanding service record, support of the Democrats, as well as Republicans in four school districts, carrying York County due to excellent campaign organization of GOP, believed in what candidate stood for. South Carolina

Floyd D. Spence 2nd, s. c. Box 815 Lexington, s. C. 29072 Ages 46 Armed Services, Standards of of Official Conduct

Born April 9, 1928, Columbia, University of S. C., B.A., LL.B, U. S. Naval Reserve, Korean War, Cpt. USNR, Minority Leader S. C. Senate, Chm. Joint Senate-House Committee to investigate communist activities in s. C. 1967-70, married, 4 children. Elected to Houses November J, 1970 Election Resultss 1970 - 53%; 1972 - Unopposed; 1974 ~5_6_.9% District Make-upa South Columbia and Lexington County provide good Republican support, average voting age 37. 7, white collar 47%; blue collar J6%, Service 14%; finance, insurance, agriculture - notably poultry, grains and dair products, apparel and other textile products.

Ratings1 ACA~; COPE o ; ADA 18% Factors Contributing to Wins Voting record reflected sentiments of constituency, frequent trips home, personal popularity.

South Dakota

Larry Pressler 1st, S. D. Humboldt; s. D.

Age I J2 New University of S. D., graduate degrees from Oxford, Rhodes Scholar, Harvard Law School, past employee of Rep. State Central Committee, Vietnam veteran,· Office of Legal Adviser, U. s. State Dept. Elected to Houses November 5, 1974 Election Results1 55.5% . District Make-ups 39% D, 50% R, average voting age 45.5, white collar 42%, blue collar 2.3%, service 16%, farm 19%, agriculture, notably cattle, hogs and sheep, grains, meat products, finance, insurance and real estate. Factors Contributing to Wins Good campaign organization, confidence in ability, honesty with voters. Ratings1 New ·south Dakota

James Abdnor 2nd, s. D. Kennebec, S. D. 57544

Age: 51 Public Works, Veterans Affairs Born Feb. lJ, 192J, Kennebec, University of Nebraska, B.A., school teacher and ccach, Pres, Pro Tem s.c. State Senate, Lt. Gov. s.p., single. · Elected to House: November 7, 1972 Election Resultss 1972 ~; 1974__fil.6%· · District Make-ups 42% D, 49%R, average voting age, 45.1, white collar - 40%, blue collar - 21%, service 15%, farm, 24%; agriculture, notably cattle, grains, hogs and sheep, finance, insu:rance and real estate, food and kindred products, especially meats

Ratingss ACA~;COPE 11% ADA 4% Factors Contributing to Wint Has done his homework, knew the issues, kept in touch with District, opponent had negative campaign. Tennessee James H. Quillen 1st, Tenn. 1601 Fairidge Place Kingsport, Tennessee 37664 Ages 58 Rules, Stnds. of Official Conduct Born January 11, 1916, near Gate City, Va., Honorary doctor of laws degree Steed College of Technology, State House of Representatives, delegate to GOP National convention, newspaper publisher, real estate, mortgage loans and insurance business, Tenn. Leg. Council, bank director Elected to Houses November 6, 1962 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 ~ 79%; 1974 - 6J.7% District Make-ups No party registration, white collar - J6%; blue collar ·- 49%: service - 10%; farm - 5%, average voting age 42, DOD contractors, Eastman Kodak, Holston Army Ammunition plant and production of explosives, Metals Engineering Co., $11,052m, fin assemblies for Mark 80 bombs, Raytheon $9.148m Sparrow missile test and training compents and bomb fuzes, TVA $6.206m1 unspecified, chemicals, allied products, agriculture, notably dairy products, cattle and tobacco, furniture and fixtures, finance, insurance ard real estate, textiles. Ratingss ACA 75% COPE 0 ;ADA 0

Factors Contributing to Wins keeping close to the people-with ~ Door Policy; hit hardest against inflation arrl appealed to voters for Stlpp)rt of the Republican Party; style: e:rphasis on positive action rather than charges against opponent. /-fil~. I\\• -t{b \ / ,~ . \ J<~l. (;;\::. !>) i , ..\. \.:,)) .·~

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John James Duncan 2nd, Tenn. 3803 Cameron Mills Rd. Alexandria, Va. 22305 Ages 55 Ways and Means Born March 24, 1919, Scott County, Army, World War II, Asst. Attorney General in Tennessee, law director in Knoxville, Mayor, married, 4 children

Elected to Houses November 8, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 73%; 1972 - Unopposed 1974 - 70.4% District Make-ups No party registration, white collar 43%; blue collar 42%; service 13%, farm 2%, apparel and other textile products, especially men's and boy's fumishings, finance, insurance and real estate, agriculture, notably cattle, dairy products and tobacco, food and kindred products and textile mill products, especially knitting mill products.

Ra tings 1 ACA 8 5% ; COPE 18% ; ADA 12% Factors Contributing to Wins Good voting record, district is one of the oldest Republican Districts in Country.

Tennessee

Robin L. Beard, Jr. 6th, Tenn. 1002 Emerald Drive Alexandria, Va. 22308 Ages 36 Amed Services Born Aug. 21, 1939, Knoxville, Vanderbilt University, B.A., U. S. Marine Corps, State Commissioner of personnel, married, 2 children

Elected to H~ses November 7, 1972 Election Resultss 1972 - 55%; 1974 - 56.6% District Make-ups No party registration, white collar 39%; blue collar 45%; service 11%; farm 5%; average voting age 42.9, Agriculture, notably cattle and hogs and sheep, apparel and other·textile products, especially men's and boy's furnishings, finance., insurance and real estate, shoes, except rubber, other leather products, transportation equipment

Ra tings: ACA 89% ; COPE 10% ; ADA 0 Factors Contributing to Wins Record of service to his constituency, home almost every weekend, heavy casework load, emphasized cutting red tape of Federal Govt, less Fed gets involved in daily lives of people, the better was his theme Texas James M. Collins 3rd, Texas 10311 Caywood Rd. Dallas, Texas 75229

Age 1 58 Interstate and Foreign Commerce Born Apr, 29, 1916, Hallsville, Southezn Methodist University, B.s.c., North­ western University, M.B.A., American Col., C.L.U., Harvard, M.B.A., U. S. Army, World War II, married, J children Elected to Houses Special Election August 24, 1968 (seat held by Joe Pool) Results of Election: 1970 - 61%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 64.6% District Make-ups No party registration, white collar 68%, blue collar 23%, service 9%, farm -%, finance, insurance and real estate, machinery, electrical equipment and supplies, especially communication equipment, Transportation equipment - aircraft and parts, apparel and other textile products, especially women's and misses' dresses, food and kindred products

Ra tings I ACA 100%; COPE_9__ ; ADA_o~- Factors Contributing to Win: All-out grass roots effort, walked 1/2 of precincts, get-out-the vote campaign, separated district into 14 areas, separate campaign in each area, large volunteer effort.

Texas

Alan Watson Steelman .5th, Texas 2009 Homer Terrace Reston, Va. 22090

Ages 32 Government Operations Born Mar, 15, 1942, Little Rock Arkansas, Baylor University, B.A., S, Methodist University, M.L.A., JFK Institute of Politics, Harvard, Exec. Dir. GOP - Dallas County, Exec. Dir. President's Advisory Council on Minority Business Enterprise, Member Special White House Speakers Task Force on Phase I, II Admin. Economic Program, Exec, Dir., Sam Wyly Foundation of Dallas, married, 4 children · Elected to House: November 7, 1972 · Election Results: 1972 - 56% 1974 - 51.6% District Nake-up: No party registration, white collar 55%; blue collar J2%; service 1J%, finance, insurance and real estate, machinery, electrical equipment and supplies, especially communication equipment, transportation equipment, especially aircraft and. parts, apparel, other textile products, especially women's and misses' dresses. Factors Contributing to Win: Good campaign organization, J,000 volunteer who got out vote, door-to-door canvass, teleph~ne banks, independence. Ratings1 ACA 32%; COPE 10%; ADA_lb~ Virginia

William G. Whitehurst 2nd, Va. 2300 S. 24th Road Arlington, Va. 22206

Age: 49 Armed Services

Born March 12, 1925, Norfolk, Washington and Lee University, B.A., U. of Va., M.A., 1951, W. Va. U., Ph.D., U. S. Navy, World War II, faculty, history dept. Old Dominion College, Dean of Students, Bd. Chm. Norfolk Forum, staff of public affairs and news dept., married, 2 'children.

Elected to House: November 5, 1968 Election Results: 1970 - 62%; 1972 - 73%; 1974 - 60.2%

District Make-up: No party registration, median voting age 34. 5, white collar; 55%, blue collar 30%, service 15%, finance, insurance and real estate, transportation equipment especially ship and boat building and reparing, food and kindred products, rubber and plastics products, tourism.

Ratings: ACA 88%: COPE 18% ; AJJA_O__

Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service and relationships in District, good visibility, never created "a do nothing image - always keeping District and press aware of his accomplishments and endeavors in behalf of Nation and District, good precinct organization, grassroots people managed campaign, good phone program during last 3 or 4 weeks of campaign.

Virginia

Robert w. Daniel, Jr. 4th, Va. Brandon Spring Grove, Va. Armed Services

Born March 17, 1936, Richmond, University of Va., BA, Columbia University, M.B.A., U. S. Army, financial analyst, instructor, Economics U. of Richmond School of Business, Board of Conservation and Economic Development, Prince George County Planning Connnission, farmer, businessman.

Elected to House: November 7, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 47%(3-way race) 1974 - 46%(3-way race)

District Make-up: No party registration, white collar 39%, blue collar 43%, service 15%, farm 3%, agriculture, notably hogs and sheep and tobacco, finance, insurance and real estate, chemicals and allied products, especially industrial chemicals, paper and allied products and electrical equipment and supplies, especially communication equipment.

Ratings: ACA_Bj$; COPE 18% AfJA-"-o_

Factors Contributing to Win: Record of 1st term, good constituent service, campaign organization. TEXAS

Bill Archer 7th, Texas 8329 Weller McLean, Va. 22101 Age: 46

Born March 22, 1928, Houston, Rice University, University of Texas, B.B.A., L.L.B., u. s. Air Force, Korean War, Capt. USAFR, President, Uncle Johnny Mills, councilman, Mayor Pro Tem., Hunters Creek Village, Texas House of Representatives, married, 5 children.

Elected to House: Novelli>er 3, 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 65%, 1972 - 82%, 1974 - 79%

District Make-up: No party registration, white collar 77%, blue collar 16%, service 6%, farm 1%, average voting age 39.1, finance, insurance and real estate, fabricated metal products, especially fabricated structural metal products, machinery, especially oil field machinery, chemicals and allied products, oil and gas extraction.

Ratings: ACA - 96%; COPE - 9%; ADA - 8%

Factors Contributing to Win: In spite of this unprecedented election year and measure of voter apathy, winning percentage was 2nd highest of all Republicans. Win cannot be attributed to any one thing. Having provided in-depth constituent service and assistance, voters of the 7th District · have confidence in the incumbent. Close contact with District has existed and well built campaign organization (volunteer) has been keJttogether through a period of several years. Big winning percentage is not only due to popularity of incumbent but to aggressive campaign right up to election day. VE RM> NT

James M. Jeffords At large 5 Heaton New Montpelier, Vt. 05602 Age: 40

Born May 11, 1934, Yale University, B.S., Industrial Arts, Harvard Law School, lawyer, former attorney general, U. S. Navy, marrieq 2 children, Cmmdr. USNR

Elected to House: November 5, 1974 Election Results: 52.8%

District Make-up: No party registration, average voting age 42.8, white collar 46%, blue collar 35%, service 14%, farm 5%, agriculture, dairy products, cattle, eggs and forest products, finance, insurance and real estate, electrical equipment and supplies, metalworking machinery, printing and publishing, lumber and wood products, cut stone and stone products, clay and glass.

Ratings: New

Factors Contributing to Win: Good campaign organization, known as independent thinker. Virginia

William Creed Wampler 9th, Va. 110 D St., SE Washington, D. C. 20003

Age: 48 Agriculture

Born April 21, 1926, Pennington Gap, Va. Polytechnic Inst., B.S., U. of Va., U. s. Navy, World War II, Chm. Va. 9th Dist. Repub. Connn, furniture and carpet business, newspapennan, Sp. Asst. to Gen. Mgr., AEC, Bristol Redevelopment and Housing Authority, Bristol Utilities Bd.

Elected to House: elected November 4, 1952, unsuccessful candidate for House in 84th and 85th Congresses, elected to 90th Congress November 8, 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 61%; 1972 - 72%; 1974 - 51%

District Make-up: No party registration, average voting age, 42.7, white collar 32%; blue collar 52%, service 11%, farm 5%, agriculture, notably cattle, dairy products and tobacco, bituminous coal mining, textile mill products, especially knitting mill products, apparel and other textile products, especially men's and boys' furnishings and women's and misses' outerwear, finance, insurance and real estate, married, 2 children

Ratings: ACA 78% ; COPB 18% ADA 4%

Factors contributing to Win: Good precinct organization, good constituent service.

Washington

Joel Pritchard 1st, Washington Box 22 Fort Bla~eley, Va. Age: 49 Merchant Marine & Fisheries Born May 5, 1925, Seattle, u. S. Army, President Griffin Envelope Co. Washington State House and Senate, Washington Constitutional Advisory Comm., married, 4 children

Elected to House: November 7, 1972 Election Results: 1972 - 50%; 1974 - 70.6%

District Make-up: No party registration, white collar 65%, blue collar 23%, servi 12%, average voting age 42.5, finance, insurance and real estate, transportation equipment, especially aircraft and parts, food and kindred products, especially bakery products, tourism.

Ratings: ACA 33% ;COPE 45%;ADA 68%

Factors Contributing to Win: Constant contact with constituents, voting record in tune with constituents' sentiment. Virginia

M. Caldwell Butler 6th, Va. 6524 Hitt Avenue McLean, Va. 22101 Judiciary

Age: 49

Born June 22, 1925, U. Of Richmond, B.A., U. of Va. Law School, J.D., former Minority Leader, Va. General Assembly, leader Republican Caucus of Va. Gen. Assembly, married, four children. .. Elected to House: November 7, 1972 (seat held by Richard Poff) Election Results: 1972 - 55%; 1974 - 46% (3-way race)

District Make-up: No party registration, average voting age 43.7, white collar 43%, blue collar 42%, service 13%, farm 2%, finance, insurance and real estate, apparel and other textile products, especially women's and misses' outwear, agriculture, notably cattle, dairy products and poultry, food and kindred products and machinery;

Ratings: ACA 78% ; COPE 0 ; ADA 0

Factors Contributing to Win: Good campaign organization, 1st term record in House, good constituent service.

Virginia

J. Kenneth Robinson 7t,h, Va. P. Box 407 'Winchester, Va. 22601 Appropriations

Age: 58

Born May 14, 1916, Winchester, Va. Polytechnic Inst., B.S., U. S. Army, World War II, £n.i1t grower, Dir. Winchester Cold Storage Co., owner J. K. Robinson's Orchard, Director Winchester Apple Growers Assn of Green Chemical Co., Sec., Treasurer, R&T Packing Corp., Inc., Va. Senate, Chm. Repub. delegation to 1968, '69 Gen. Assembly, married, 7 children

Elected to House: November 3, 1970 Election Results: 1970 - 62%; 1972 - 66% 1974 - 52.8%

District Make-up: No party registration, white collar, ''40%; blue collar 42%, service, 13%, farm 5%, agriculture, ·notably cattle, dairy products and poultry, finance, insurance and real ~state, food and kindred products, apparel and other textile products and lumber and wood products. Ratings: ACA 85% ; COPE 9% ADA---- 0 Factors Contributing to Win: Won in opponent's home town, won in areas in District of crucial difference, conservative district. In areas where incumbent did not do well, precinct .organization could have been better. Opponent staged a most impressive grasaroot campaign and precinct organization. Incumbent provided good constituent service and maintained sensible "LQ~ing record in keeping dow-n Government spending. ~ f o ~-., ·il ~:~\ !X ;I> \ \:..l A •!> 't--'/) ·- Wisconsin

William A. Steiger 6th, Wisc. 323 Constitution Ave., SE Washington, D. C. 20002 Age: 38 Education and Labor

Born May 15, 1938, Oshkosh, U. Of Wisconsin, B.A., Wisconsin Legislature, married 1 child.

Elected to House: Nov. 1966 Election Results: 1970 - 68%; 1972 - 66%; 1974 - 62.2%

District Make-up: No party and district-wide registration, white collar 38%; blue collar 41%, service 13%, fann 8%, agriculture, notably dairy products, dairy cattle, hogs and sheep, machinery, fabricated metal products, food and kindre products, paper and allied products.

Ratings: ACA 60%; COPE 9% ADA 32% Factors Contributing to Win: Good constituent service, active legislator, good contact with District keeping it well infonned, good campaign organization

Wisconsin Robert w. Kasten, Jr. 9th, Wisc. 228 Elm St. Thiensville, Wisc. 53092 New

Age: 32

Born June 19, 1942, University of Arizona, B.A., Columbia, M.B.A. (finance), state senator, single.

Election to House: Nov. 5, 1974 Election Results: 1974 - 54.1%

District Make-up: No party and no district-wide registration, average voting age 42.5, white collar 51%, blue collar 35%, service 11%, machinery, finance, in­ surance and real estate, agriculture, notably dairy products, dairy cattle and hogs and sheep, fabricated metal products and electrical equipment and supplies.

Ratings : ACA ; COPE ; ADA (New Member) ~~- -~~- -~~-

Factors Contributing to Win: Neighborho~d organization, strenuous campaign effort in primary defeating incumbent, Glenn Davis, issues were secondary in win.

Sources: American Almanac of Politics Congressional Directory, 1974 Congressional Quarterly Contact with Offices