E1308 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks July 11, 2001 immediately and unconditionally release Li On Roll Call 208—I would have voted Yea Wayne Scott has served the State of Shaomin and all other American scholars of on the Brown of Ohio amendment to HR 2330. for more than 28 years in the criminal justice Chinese ancestry being held in detention, and On Roll Call 209—I would have voted Yea field. His leadership in the fastest period of calling on the President of the to on the Brown of Ohio amendment to HR 2330. growth in the Texas Department of Criminal continue working on behalf of Li Shaomin and On Roll Call 210—I would have voted Yea Justice have made him well-known in the field the other detained scholars for their release. on the Engel amendment to HR 2330. of criminal justice not just in Texas, but across On Roll Call 187—I would have voted Yea f the country. The Texas Department of Crimi- in support of H Res 99 expressing the sense HONORING WAYNE SCOTT ON HIS nal Justice—and indeed, the entire state of of the House of Representatives that Lebanon, RETIREMENT AS EXECUTIVE DI- Texas—has been the beneficiary of his serv- Syria, and Iran should call upon Hezbollah to RECTOR OF THE TEXAS DEPART- ice, dedication, and leadership over the last allow representatives of the International Com- MENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE three decades. mittee of the Red Cross to visit four abducted f Israelis, Adi Avitan, Binyamin Avraham, Omar Souad, and Elchanan Tannenbaum, presently HON. JIM TURNER TRIBUTE TO EMILY STACK OF held by Hezbollah forces in Lebanon. OF TEXAS HILLSDALE, MICHIGAN, LEGRAND On Roll Call 188—I would have voted Yea IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SMITH SCHOLARSHIP WINNER in support of H Con Res 161 honoring the 19 Wednesday, July 11, 2001 United States servicemen who died in the ter- Mr. TURNER. Mr. Speaker, I rise to pay HON. NICK SMITH rorist bombing of the Khobar Towers in Saudi tribute and to express the thanks of Texans to OF MICHIGAN Arabia on June 25, 1996. our friend Wayne Scott on the occasion of his IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES June 26, 2001: retirement as Executive Director of the Texas Wednesday, July 11, 2001 On Roll Call 189—I would have voted Yea Department of Criminal Justice. His leadership on Approving the Journal. of the fastest growing agency in the State of Mr. SMITH of Michigan. Mr. Speaker, it is On Roll Call 190—I would have voted Yea Texas during years of difficult transitions have with great respect for the outstanding record on the motion to consider H Res 178. earned him the respect and admiration of all of excellence she has compiled in academics, On Roll Call 191—I would have voted Yea Texans. leadership and community service, that I am on agreeing to H Res 178 providing for the Wayne began his professional journey in proud to salute Emily Stack, winner of the consideration of HR 2299, Transportation and 1972 as a correctional officer at the Huntsville 2001 LeGrand Smith Congressional Scholar- Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY unit of the Texas Department of Corrections. ship. This award is made to young adults who 2002. While working there, Wayne Scott received his have demonstrated that they are truly com- On Roll Call 192—I would have voted Yea Bachelor of Business Administration from Sam mitted to playing important roles in our Na- on agreeing to H Res 166 recognizing disaster State University in 1973. Making his tion’s future. relief Assistance Provided to Houston, TX way into the system, he became warden of As a winner of the LeGrand Smith Congres- after Tropical Storm Allison. the facility in 1984. In the following years, sional Scholarship, Emily is being honored for On Roll Call 193—I would have voted Yea Wayne served as regional director, deputy di- demonstrating that same generosity of spirit, on the Sabo amendment to HR 2299. rector for operations, and institutional division intelligence, responsible citizenship, and ca- On Roll Call 194—I would have voted Yea director. In 1996, Wayne Scott was promoted pacity for human service that distinguished the in support of HR 2299, the Transportation and to Executive Director of the Texas Department late LeGrand Smith of Somerset, Michigan. Related Agencies Appropriations Act for FY of Criminal Justice, the largest agency in the Emily Stack is an exceptional student at 2002. state of Texas. It can be said that Wayne Lenawee Christian High School and pos- On Roll Call 195—I would have voted Yea began at the bottom of the ladder and climbed sesses an impressive high school record. on agreeing to the approval of the Journal. to the top through a firm commitment to hard Emily has received numerous awards for her On Roll Call 196—I would have voted Yea work, a willingness to make the tough deci- academic achievement, as well as receiving on agreeing to H Res 180, providing for con- sions, and a constant pursuit of the highest state recognition for her excellent oratory sideration of HR 2311; Energy and Water De- ethical standards for both himself and the de- skills. She is active in student government, velopment Appropriations Act for FY 2002. On Roll Call 197—I would have voted Yea partment. serving as President of her class for two With the responsibility of more than 40,000 on H Res 172 honoring John J. Downing, years. Emily has volunteered her time to var- employees and more than 150,000 felony of- Brian Fahey, and Harry Ford, who lost their ious community service projects, such as Big fenders, Wayne Scott has been recognized by lives in the course of duty as firefighters. Brothers Big Sisters and Project Build. On Roll Call 198—I would have voted Yea his fellow criminal justice professionals in the Therefore, I am proud to join with her many on HR 2213 to establish a commission for the American Correctional Association, the South- admirers in extending my highest praise and purpose of encouraging and providing for the ern States Correctional Association, and the congratulations to Emily Stack for her selec- commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the Association of State Correctional Administra- tion as a winner of a LeGrand Smith Congres- Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of tors as an outstanding correctional adminis- sional Scholarship. This honor is also a testa- Education. trator. ment to the parents, teachers, and others June 28, 2001: Under Wayne’s leadership, the Texas De- whose personal interest, strong support and On Roll Call 199—I would have voted Nay partment of Criminal Justice confinement facili- active participation contributed to her success. on the Tancredo amendment to HR 2311. ties were accredited by the American Correc- To this remarkable young woman, I extend my On Roll Call 200—I would have voted Nay tional Association. The agency also received most heartfelt good wishes for all her future on the Tancredo amendment to HR 2311. Awards of Excellence in community service for endeavors. On Roll Call 201—I would have voted Nay its partnership with Habitat for Humanity, and f on the Hinchey amendment to HR 2311. for the nation’s largest correctional employee On Roll Call 202—I would have voted Nay training facility, the Edmundo Mireles Criminal IN TRIBUTE TO PERSIS ‘‘PERKY’’ on the Kucinich amendment to HR 2311. Justice Training Academy. While Executive Di- HORNER HYDE On Roll Call 203—I would have voted Nay rector, Wayne developed the Advisory Council on the Bonior amendment to HR 2311. on Ethics in order to aid the agency in the HON. SAM FARR On Roll Call 204—I would have voted Nay awareness of ethical issues and assure the OF CALIFORNIA on the Berkley amendment to HR 2311. execution of ethical behavior. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES On Roll Call 205—I would have voted Yea Not only has Wayne Scott been a hard Wednesday, July 11, 2001 on the Davis amendment to HR 2311. working administrator, but he has also been a On Roll Call 206—I would have voted Yea leader in innovations for rehabilitation of prison Mr. FARR of California. Mr. Speaker, I rise on final passage of HR 2311, the Energy and inmates. In 1996, he started the Inner Change today to honor Persis ‘‘Perky’’ Horner Hyde Water Development Appropriations Act for FY Freedom Initiative, which was the first faith- who passed away on June 15, 2000 of breast 2002. based pre-release program in a penal institu- cancer. During her lifetime, Mrs. Hyde was an On Roll Call 207—I would have voted Yea tion in the United States. Also, under Scott’s active community member and a dedicated on H Res 183, providing for consideration of leadership, the Texas Department of Criminal mother and wife. She is survived by her hus- HR 2330; Agriculture Appropriations Act for Justice has worked to modify the agency’s band of 52 years, Harold ‘‘Hal’’ Hyde, four F.Y. 2002. mission statement to assure justice for victims. children, one brother, and three grandchildren.

VerDate 112000 06:00 Jul 12, 2001 Jkt 089060 PO 00000 Frm 00012 Fmt 0626 Sfmt 9920 E:\CR\FM\A11JY8.019 pfrm04 PsN: E11PT1 July 11, 2001 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD — Extensions of Remarks E1309 Mrs. Hyde, a 50-year resident of tor. Caroline later became the first black The event will feature a wide variety of en- Watsonville, was born in San Francisco on woman elected vice president of a major ad- tertainment for all age groups. This year’s fes- October 2, 1924. She received her education vertising firm. Caroline also helped to found tival includes the performance of Merengue at the University of California at Berkeley, and the Black Creative Group as well as Mingo- and Salsa bands, crafts exhibitions, and food later became a devoted mother and active Jones Advertising, where she served as exec- typical of the Dominican Republic. community volunteer. She was a leader and utive vice president as well as creative direc- Mr. Speaker, it is with enthusiasm that I ask board member of many local nonprofit, church, tor. During her time at Mingo-Jones, Jones my colleagues to join me in paying tribute to and civic groups which include, but are not created the ‘‘We Do Chicken Right’’ campaign this wonderful celebration of Dominican cul- limited to, the Girl Scouts, the Santa Cruz for Kentucky Fried Chicken. ture, which has brought much pride to the Symphony Guild, the Cabrillo College Founda- Jones started her own firm in the 1980s, Bronx community. tion, and the Pajaro Arts Council. Although Creative Resources Management, as well as f she devoted much time and effort to numer- many shops under her name. She was also IN RECOGNITION OF MT. ROSE ous organizations, one of her most cherished the successful television and radio host of two CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST causes was the Cabrillo Advancement Pro- programs, ‘‘In the Black: Keys to Success’’ gram. Mrs. Hyde, and her husband, offered and ‘‘Focus on the Black Woman.’’ $1000 scholarships to local county schools to Mr. Speaker, Caroline Richardson Jones de- HON. KEN BENTSEN encourage kids to stay in school. voted her life to eliminating the barriers of sex OF TEXAS During her lifetime, Mrs. Hyde was honored and racial discrimination in the advertising IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES with various awards commemorating her serv- arena. Only 59 at her death on June 28 from Wednesday, July 11, 2001 ice to the community. In 1977, the Watsonville cancer, she will always be remembered for Mr. BENTSEN. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to Chamber of Commerce named her Woman of her tireless efforts in promoting the agenda of recognize the 11th Annual Founder’s Day the Year, and in 2000, Mrs. Hyde was hon- Annual Legislative Weekend sponsored by the celebration of the Mt. Rose Church of God In ored by the Watsonville Soroptimists Club with Congressional Black Caucus. As such, she Christ and the ground breaking ceremony of the Women of Distinction Award. Most re- and her family are more than worthy of receiv- their new facility. cently, the United Methodist Church honored ing our recognition today. I hope that all of my The Mt. Rose Church of God was founded Mrs. Hyde for her dedication and continuous colleagues will join me in remembering and in 1944 and is located in Barrett Station, service. Although service in local organizations honoring the life of this remarkable woman. Texas. Though located in Barrett Station, the and her family took up much of her time, she f ministry performed at Mt. Rose Church of God still managed to travel, which she enjoyed and TRIBUTE TO THE 12TH GREAT DO- In Christ is felt throughout the greater Houston often encouraged her children to do; her trav- area. The goal of Mt. Rose Church of God In els took her to Sweden, Germany, Africa, and MINICAN PARADE AND CAR- NIVAL OF THE BRONX Christ is to create ‘‘The City of Refuge.’’ A South America. place where the vision of salvation, deliver- Mr. Speaker, I applaud Mrs. Hyde’s ´ ance, Christian maturity, and support are achievements and accomplishments. The HON. JOSE E. SERRANO shared; a place where the doors are always service of local members of this community OF NEW YORK open to those enduring hardships. are an asset to this nation and I commend IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES The prayerful and Spirit-filled members of Mrs. Hyde for her lifelong dedication to her Wednesday, July 11, 2001 Mt. Rose Church of God In Christ have come community and her family. Mrs. Hyde’s service to the aid of the community in need time and is admirable and her character and dedication Mr. SERRANO. Mr. Speaker, once again it is an honor for me to recognize the Great Do- time again. Through their compassionate offer- have made lasting impacts on our community ings, these leaders have enhanced the lives of and the people with whom she has worked. I minican Parade and Festival of the Bronx on its twelfth year of celebrating Dominican cul- the entire community. Their actions provide a join the County of Santa Cruz, and friends and flicker of hope to individuals who were other- family in honoring this truly commendable ture in my South Bronx Congressional District. This year’s festivities will take place on July wise in despair. woman and all of her lifelong achievements. Mr. Speaker, I commend the members of 15, 2001. f Under its Founder and President, Felipe Mt. Rose Church of God In Christ and in par- A TRIBUTE TO CAROLINE R. Febles the parade has grown in size and ticular Pastor Elder Ron Eagleton, whose pas- JONES, A WOMAN OF MANY splendor. It now brings together an increasing sionate and dedicated leadership has borne FIRSTS number of participants from all five New York the commitment to service that is so much a City boroughs and beyond. I also would like to part of this congregation. The 11th Annual Founder’s Day Celebration recognize all the people who, under the lead- HON. EDOLPHUS TOWNS on Sunday, July 15, 2001, is especially signifi- ership of Director Rosa Ayala, are making OF NEW YORK cant because it also marks the ground break- sure that this year’s events will be successful IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES ing of the new 43,000 square foot facility to be as in the past. completed next year. The new sanctuary will Wednesday, July 11, 2001 On Sunday, July 15, thousands of members seat 1,100 people and the facility will house Mr. TOWNS. Mr. Speaker, I rise in honor of and friends of the Dominican community will the more than 20 ministries of Mt. Rose Caroline R. Jones for her tremendous con- march from Mt. Eden and 172nd Street to Church of God In Christ. In addition, it will also tributions during her shortened life. East 161st Street and the Grand Concourse in include a gymnasium for recreational activities. Born and raised in Benton Harbor, Michi- celebration of their Dominican heritage and Mr. Speaker, as Mt. Rose Church of God In gan, as Caroline Richardson, the eldest their achievements in this nation. Among other Christ continues to grow in size and members, daughter in a family of ten children, she grad- accomplishments, Dominicans have been in- I applaud their efforts to embrace the commu- uated from the University of Michigan with a strumental in transforming New York City into nity of Harris County. Their work sets an ex- degree in English and science. a great bilingual city. Moreover, the parade ample for the entire community to follow. Caroline traveled to New York City in 1963 has served as a national landmark in which to look for teaching positions. She ended up people from all ethnic groups unite to com- f taking a job as a secretary at J. Walter memorate our Nation’s glorious immigrant his- MEDICARE EDUCATION AND REGU- Thompson, at the time the world’s largest ad- tory. LATORY FAIRNESS ACT OF 2001 vertising firm. She soon switched career paths Mr. Speaker, the Board of Directors of the after she was moved to the creative depart- Dominican Parade of the Bronx has chosen HON. DANNY K. DAVIS ment. It was there that she was selected for me to be their ‘‘International Godfather’’ and I OF ILLINOIS a junior copywriter program. With this selec- have gladly and humbly accepted that honor. IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES tion, Caroline became the first African Amer- As one who has participated in the parade ican trained as a copywriter in the firm’s 140 in the past, I can attest that the excitement it Wednesday, July 11, 2001 year history. generates brings the entire City together. It is Mr. DAVIS of Illinois. Mr. Speaker, I’d like to Caroline’s success did not end at J. Walter a celebration and an affirmation of life. It feels preface my comments by saying that Medicare Thompson. She worked at a number of lead- wonderful to enable so many people to have is a wonderful program. Since the enactment ing general market and black-owned agencies this experience—one that will change the lives of Medicare in 1965, seniors and disabled in- as both a copywriter and as a creative direc- of many of them. dividuals have had better access to physicians

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