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STANDING COMMITTEES of the SENATE Agriculture, Nutrition And STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE [Republicans in roman, Democrats in italic] [Room numbers beginning with SD are in the Dirksen Building, SH in the Hart Building, and SR in the Russell Building; Capitol numbers begin with S] Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry 328A Russell Senate Office Building 20510±6000 phone 224±2035, Agriculture Hotline 224±2587 http://www.senate.gov/committee/agriculture.html meets first and third Wednesdays of each month Richard G. Lugar, of Indiana, Chairman Jesse Helms, of North Carolina. Tom Harkin, of Iowa. Thad Cochran, of Mississippi. Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont. Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky. Kent Conrad, of North Dakota. Paul Coverdell, of Georgia. Thomas A. Daschle, of South Dakota. Rick Santorum, of Pennsylvania. Max Baucus, of Montana. Pat Roberts, of Kansas. J. Robert Kerrey, of Nebraska. Chuck Grassley, of Iowa. Mary L. Landrieu, of Louisiana. Phil Gramm, of Texas. Tim Johnson, of South Dakota. Larry E. Craig, of Idaho. SUBCOMMITTEES Forestry, Conservation and Rural Revitalization Mr. Santorum, Chairman Mr. Grassley Mr. Conrad Mr. Coverdell Mr. Leahy Mr. Roberts Mr. Daschle Mr. Craig Mr. Baucus Marketing Inspection and Product Promotion Mr. Coverdell, Chairman Mr. Helms Mr. Baucus Mr. Cochran Mr. Kerrey Mr. McConnell Ms. Landrieu Production and Price Competitiveness Mr. Cochran, Chairman Mr. Roberts Mr. Kerrey Mr. Helms Mr. Daschle Mr. Grassley Mr. Johnson Mr. Gramm Ms. Landrieu Research, Nutrition and General Legislation Mr. McConnell, Chairman Mr. Gramm Mr. Leahy Mr. Craig Mr. Conrad Mr. Santorum Mr. Johnson 367 368 Congressional Directory STAFF Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry (SR±328A), 224±2035 Agriculture Hotline 224±2587. Majority Staff Director.ÐChuck Conner. Chief Clerk.ÐRobert E. Sturm. Senior Professional Staff.ÐRandy Green. Chief Counsel.ÐDave Johnson. Counsel.ÐMichael Knipe. Financial Clerk.ÐDebbie Schwertner. Hearing Clerk.ÐDaniel Spellacy. Chief Economist.ÐAndrew Morton. Press Secretary.ÐAndy Fisher. Staff Assistant.ÐKathryn Boots. Credit Counsel.ÐMarcia Asquith. Commodity Programs.ÐDarrell Choat. Research.ÐKarl Glasener. Nutrition.ÐBeth Johnson. Food Safety.ÐTerri Nintemann. Marketing Program.ÐTerri Snow. Conservation.ÐDavid Stawick. GPO Printer.ÐBarbara Ward. Minority Staff Director.ÐDan Smith. Chief Counsel.ÐMark Halverson. Deputy Chief Counsel.ÐAndy Fish. Staff Assistant.ÐDonna Claycomb. Economist.ÐStephanie Mercier. Trade.ÐKate Howard. Research.ÐPhil Schwab. Appropriations S±128 The Capitol 20510±6025, phone 224±3471 http://www.senate.gov/committee/appropriations.html meets upon call of the chairman Ted Stevens, of Alaska, Chairman. Thad Cochran, of Mississippi. Robert C. Byrd, of West Virginia. Arlen Specter, of Pennsylvania. Daniel K. Inouye, of Hawaii. Pete V. Domenici, of New Mexico. Ernest F. Hollings, of South Carolina. Christopher S. Bond, of Missouri. Patrick J. Leahy, of Vermont. Slade Gorton, of Washington. Dale Bumpers, of Arkansas. Mitch McConnell, of Kentucky. Frank R. Lautenberg, of New Jersey. Conrad Burns, of Montana. Tom Harkin, of Iowa. Richard C. Shelby, of Alabama. Barbara A. Mikulski, of Maryland. Judd Gregg, of New Hampshire. Harry Reid, of Nevada. Robert F. Bennett, of Utah. Herb Kohl, of Wisconsin. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, of Colorado. Patty Murray, of Washington. Larry Craig, of Idaho. Byron Dorgan, of North Dakota. Lauch Faircloth, of North Carolina. Barbara Boxer, of California. Kay Bailey Hutchison, of Texas. Committees of the Senate 369 SUBCOMMITTEES [The chairman and the ranking minority member are ex officio members of all subcommittees of which they are not regular members.] Agriculture, Rural Development and Related Agencies Mr. Cochran, Chairman Mr. Specter Mr. Bumpers Mr. Bond Mr. Harkin Mr. Gorton Mr. Kohl Mr. McConnell Mr. Byrd Mr. Burns Mr. Leahy Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary Mr. Gregg, Chairman Mr. Stevens Mr. Hollings Mr. Domenici Mr. Inouye Mr. McConnell Mr. Bumpers Mrs. Hutchison Mr. Lautenberg Mr. Campbell Ms. Mikulski Defense Mr. Stevens, Chairman Mr. Cochran Mr. Inouye Mr. Specter Mr. Hollings Mr. Domenici Mr. Byrd Mr. Bond Mr. Leahy Mr. McConnell Mr. Bumpers Mr. Shelby Mr. Lautenberg Mr. Gregg Mr. Harkin Mrs. Hutchison Mr. Dorgan District of Columbia Mr. Faircloth, Chairman Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. Boxer Energy and Water Development Mr. Domenici, Chairman Mr. Cochran Mr. Reid Mr. Gorton Mr. Byrd Mr. McConnell Mr. Hollings Mr. Bennett Mrs. Murray Mr. Burns Mr. Kohl Mr. Craig Mr. Dorgan Foreign Operations Mr. McConnell, Chairman Mr. Specter Mr. Leahy Mr. Gregg Mr. Inouye Mr. Shelby Mr. Lautenberg Mr. Bennett Mr. Harkin Mr. Campbell Ms. Mikulski Mr. Stevens Mrs. Murray 370 Congressional Directory Interior Mr. Gorton, Chairman Mr. Stevens Mr. Byrd Mr. Cochran Mr. Leahy Mr. Domenici Mr. Bumpers Mr. Burns Mr. Hollings Mr. Bennett Mr. Reid Mr. Gregg Mr. Dorgan Mr. Campbell Mrs. Boxer Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education Mr. Specter, Chairman Mr. Cochran Mr. Harkin Mr. Gorton Mr. Hollings Mr. Bond Mr. Inouye Mr. Gregg Mr. Bumpers Mr. Faircloth Mr. Reid Mr. Craig Mr. Kohl Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. Murray Legislative Branch Mr. Bennett, Chairman Mr. Stevens Mr. Dorgan Mr. Craig Mrs. Boxer Military Construction Mr. Burns, Chairman Mrs. Hutchison Mrs. Murray Mr. Faircloth Mr. Reid Mr. Craig Mr. Inouye Transportation Mr. Shelby, Chairman Mr. Domenici Mr. Lautenberg Mr. Specter Mr. Byrd Mr. Bond Ms. Mikulski Mr. Gorton Mr. Reid Mr. Bennett Mr. Kohl Mr. Faircloth Mrs. Murray Treasury and General Government Mr. Campbell, Chairman Mr. Shelby Mr. Kohl Mr. Faircloth Ms. Mikulski VA, HUD and Independent Agencies Mr. Bond, Chairman Mr. Burns Ms. Mikulski Mr. Stevens Mr. Leahy Mr. Shelby Mr. Lautenberg Mr. Campbell Mr. Harkin Mr. Craig Mrs. Boxer STAFF Committee on Appropriations (S±128), 224±3471. Staff Director.ÐSteven J. Cortese, 4±4566. Deputy Staff Director.ÐLisa Sutherland, 4±5164. Committees of the Senate 371 Assistant Staff Director.ÐChristine Ciccone (S±125), 4±8921. Chief Clerk.ÐDona Pate (S±128), 4±2316. Senior Counsel.ÐAl McDermott (S±125), 4±5647. Communications Director.ÐJohn Raffetto (S±128), 4±0992. Professional Staff: John J. Conway (SD±114), 4±7222; Robert W. Putnam (SD±114), 4±7221; Mary Beth Nethercutt (S±128), 4±1526. Security Manager.ÐJustin Weddle (SD±119), 4±7205. Staff Assistants: Jane Kenny (S±128), 4±2667; Doug Shaftel (S±128), 4±1453. Minority Staff Director.ÐJames H. English (S±205), 4±7200. Deputy Staff Director.ÐTerry Sauvain (SD±144), 4±0338. Professional Staff: Mary Dewald (S±205), 4±7292; C. Richard D'Amato (SH±123), 4±3088. Editorial and Printing (SD±126): Richard L. Larson, 4±7265; Robert M. Swartz, 4±7217; Bernard F. Babik, 4±7267; Carole C. Lane, 4±7266. Clerical Assistants (SD±118): Norman L. Edwards, 4±7264; Joseph C. Chase, 4±0331. Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development and Related Agencies (SD±136), 4±7219 Clerk.ÐRebecca Davies. Professional Staff Member.ÐMartha Poindexter, 4±2836. Staff Assistant.ÐJimmie Reynolds, 4±5270. Minority Clerk.ÐGalen Fountain (SH±123), 4±7202. Staff Assistant.ÐCarole Geagley, 4±7240. Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary (S±146A), 4±7243 Clerk.ÐJim Morhard. Professional Staff Members: Kevin Linskey, 4±0856; Paddy Link (S±146A), 4±0918. Staff Assistant.ÐDana Quam, 4±7464. Minority Clerk.ÐScott Gudes (SH±123), 4±7298. Staff Assistant.ÐEmelie East, 4±7209. Subcommittee on Defense (SD±122), 4±7239 Clerk.ÐSteven J. Cortese. Professional Staff: Sid Ashworth, 4±3378; Susan Hogan, 4±7296; Jay Kimmitt, 4±7206; Gary Reese, 4±7207; Mary C. Marshall, 4±6817; John J. Young, 4±7232. Staff Assistant.ÐMazie R. Mattson, 4±7204. Minority Clerk.ÐCharles J. Houy (SD±117), 4±7293. Professional Staff Member.ÐC. Richard D'Amato (SD±160), 4±3088. Staff Assistant.ÐEmelie East, 4±7209. Subcommittee on District of Columbia (SD±142), 4±2731 Clerk.ÐMary Beth Nethercutt. Minority Clerk.ÐTerry Sauvain (SD±144), 4±0338. Staff Assistant.ÐLiz Blevins (SD±156), 4±4403. Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development (SD±131), 4±7261 Clerk.ÐAlex W. Flint. Professional Staff Member.ÐW. David Gwaltney, 4±0332. Staff Assistant.ÐLashawnda Leftwich, 4±7234 Minority Clerk.ÐGreg Daines (SD±156), 4±0335. Staff Assistant.ÐLiz Blevins (SD±156), 4±4403. Subcommittee on Foreign Operations, Export Financing and Related Programs (S±125), 4±7274 Clerk.ÐRobin Cleveland (SD±142), 4±5095. Professional Staff Member.ÐWill Smith (SD±142), 4±2104. Minority Clerk.ÐTim Rieser (SH±123), 4±7284. Professional Staff Member.ÐEmelie East, 4±7209. Subcommittee on Interior and Related Agencies (SD±127), 4±7262 Clerk.ÐBruce Evans (SD±131), 4±7257. Professional Staff: Ginny James (SD±131), 4±7350; Anne McInerney (SD±131), 4±2168. Minority Clerk.ÐSue E. Masica (SH±123), 4±5271. Staff Assistant.ÐCarole Geagley (SH±123), 4±7240. Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education (SD±184), 4±7643 Clerk.ÐCraig A. Higgins (SD±184), 4±7643. Professional Staff Members: Bettilou Taylor, 4±7216; Dale Cabaniss, 4±1396. Staff Assistant.ÐLula Edwards, 4±7236. Minority Clerk.ÐMarsha Simon (SH±123), 4±7288. Staff Assistant.ÐCarole Geagley (SH±123), 4±7240. Subcommittee on Legislative Branch, 4±9420 Clerk.ÐChristine Ciccone (S±125) 4±8921. Minority Clerk.ÐJames H. English (S±205), 4±7200. Subcommittee on Military Construction (SD±140), 4±7271 Clerk.ÐSid Ashworth, 4±3378. 372 Congressional Directory Committee on Appropriations (S±128), 224±3471ÐCONTINUED Minority Clerk.ÐC. Richard D'Amato (SD±123), 4±3088. Staff Assistant.ÐEmelie East, 4±7209. Subcommittee on Transportation and Related Agencies (SD±133), 4±0330 Clerk.ÐWally Burnett, 4±2175. Professional Staff Members: Anne Miano, 4±7213; Joyce C. Rose, 4±7281. Minority Clerk.ÐPeter Rogoff (SH±123), 4±7245. Staff Assistant.ÐCarole Geagley (SH±123), 4±7240. Subcommittee on Treasury and General Government (S±128), 4±7337 Clerk.ÐPat Raymond (SD±190), 4±1394. Professional Staff Member.ÐTammy Perrin (SD±190), 4±9145. Staff Assistant.ÐLula Edwards (SD±190), 4±7236. Minority Clerk.ÐBarbara A. Retzlaff (SD±196), 4±6280. Staff Assistant.ÐLiz Blevins (SD±156), 4±4403. Subcommittee on VA, HUD and Independent Agencies (SD±131), 4±7253 Clerk.ÐJohn Kamarck.
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