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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 22, L976
MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF
THROUGH: VERNLOEN ~
FROM: TOM LOEFFLE~L •
SUBJECT: Signing Ceremony for S. 1847 (LOLst Airborne Memorial)
Congressman Robin Beard (R. -Tenn.), the original sponsor of HR-37LO (companion bill to S. 1847), has requested that every consideration be given to congressional participation at a signing ceremony in the event the President approves the Legislation.
This bill would authorize the LOLst Airborne Division Association to erect a memorial in the District of Columbia. This memorial would be erected at no cost to the Federal government.
On December L the Senate passed companion Legislation sponsored by Senators Brock and Humphrey. On January 20 the House passed Beard's bill by a record vote of 400 yeas to 0 nays.
The Congressman stated that such an event would be of significant benefit to Senator Brock and himself in Tennessee.
cc: Bill Kendall THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 4, 1976
MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF
THROUGH: VERN LOEN VL FROM: TOM LOEFFLER~L •
SUBJECT: Request by Rep. Dawson Mathis (D. -Ga. ) for Presidential Signing Ceremony on the Rice Production Act of 1975 (HR-8529)
As we discussed, Congressman Mathis is hopeful the President will hold a signing ceremony on the Rice Production Act of 1975.
The bill passed the House on December 16, 1975 by a vote of 3ll yeas to 104 nays. It passed the Senate on February 3, by a vote of 76 yeas to 12 nays. 2:00 p. m. on Thursday, Feb. 5 ,· (arrive by 1:30) EAST ROOM enter by S. W. gate - Diplomatic Reception Room entrance to WH Senate Appropriations Comm ittee: John L. McClellan Mil ton R. Young Birch Bayh, Chairman of the Subcommittee on Transportation Clifford P. Case
Additional Senators at the request of Secretary Coleman: Edward Brooke Robert Taft Ted Stevens
House: Leadership:
tJo-carl Albert -,. ~N1.+- ~ NO-Thomas 0' Nei 11 .to110 - h'IMI( a..o...a~ Nb John J. McFall -.S-1..o'l-Rl:ro rJc-John J. Rhodes "o~oo - ~ ~-Robert H. Michel > House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee, Subcommittee on Tr~r~ Co.mmerce: ...; .. Harley 0. Staggers, Chairman- .. -4331-rA~ Fred B. Rooney, Chai~n _ "r,,~11- tea. 14µ.l.a~ Brock Adams ~ .3/ot- - ~ ---1-- Ra l ph H. Metcalfe""".,37.:t-.~ \ ~-\11.G. "Bill" Hefner ,,_ 3715'- ~ Crn°1~) / /.'*"James Santini icS qtps- - .....~,;;;;,,;,,,,;;;- ~ames J. Florio ~~~01- ~ '~-Samuel L. Devine "53s;- -&V~) Joe Sku · - .- .. -3- .. Staff: Y ;1,,-fo..,_f,11tffi- O~;,...;:.,'I!) /-lo ~ I?;. . ..,/J ::.;t"· . W.E. Williamson, Clerk William P. Adams, Professional Staff ~embe r Willia~ Druhan, Professional Staff Member William Kovacs, Chief Counsel Kent Woodman, Legal Counsel Woody Price, Legislative Assistant to Congressman Adams Hal Hatfield, Legislative Ass:stant ressman Skubitz au a oy, ss L 1nor1ty Cou0sel ~ ~. ~ r-.·~~~~-John Klucsik, ~-Special... ~~ Assistant ~' ~ -· l?U'WJ-6~· Lee Corcoran, Professional Staff Member Lew· Berry, Minority Counsel Ray Huber, Administrative Assistant to Congressman Rooney House Appropriations Committee: NOGeorge H. Mahon ~ Elford Cederberg ~Sil vi-0 Conte ? Additional House Members at the reauest of Secretary Coleman: · ~ John Heinz tt1~ Andre\'/ Young · ~Yvonne B. Burke, Chairperson of the Black Caucus ~~Walter Fauntroy, Vice Chairman of the Black Caucus Cardiss Collins, Secret~ry of the Black Caucus State Representatives: Governor George Busbee, Georgia, Chairman Transportation Committee, National Governors• Conference Governor William G. Milliken, Michigan, Vice Chairman Transportation Committee, National Governors• Conference ;. Members of the House of Representatives Adams, Brock ....-Broyhill, James T. Burke, Yvonne B. - Cederberg, Elford Collins, Cardiss Conte, Silva Devine, Samuel L. Flood, Dan Florio, James J. Hastings, Jim Hefner, W. G. "Bill" Heinz, John Rooney, Fred B. Santini, James '- Shuster, Bud . Skubitz, Joe Staggers, Harley O. ~-~ added re: Bob Wolthuis call of 2/ 5 - 9:45 a. m. '}'..Howard, James J. ; House Staff Members Adams, William P. Berry, Lew Corcoran, Lee Downey, Mortimer Druhan, William Hatfield, Hal Huber, Ray Klucsik, John Kovacs, William. ·Malloy, Paul Olson, Ron Price, Woody Williamson, W. E. Woodman, Kent added re: Bob Wolthuis call of 2/5 - 9:15 a. m. Dick Sullivan Cliff Enfield ~·,;:> . , ([ ~.'· . 'bi' ..~.'_- ; \"' .. .,,,__ ..: ' . A. 2:00 p. m. Thursday - EA st Room - S. W. gate (arrive by 1:30) Diplomatic Reception Room· The following is a list of suggested invitees to the signing ceremony for S. 2718: Congressional Guests: Senate: Leadership Mike Mansfield Robert C. Byrd Hugh Scott Robert P. Griffin Senate Commerce Committee, Subcommittee on Surface Transportation: Warren G. Magnuson, Chairman Vance Hartke, Chairman Howard W. Cannon Ernest F. Hollings Russell B. Long Adlai E. Stevenson III Wendell Ford Frank E. Moss John 0. Pastore Daniel K. Inouye James B. Pearson Lowell P. Weicker J. Glenn Beall, Jr. James L. Buckley . Staff: Michael Pertschuk, Chief Counsel Lynn S. Sutcliff, General Counsel Paul A. Cunningham, Pi·ofessional Staff Member Tom Allison, Professional Staff Member Jeff Baker, Legislative Counsel to Senator vJeicker Mal Sterrett, Professional Staff Member John C. Kirtland, Professional Staff Member Bob Joost, Senate Legal Counsel Mary Schuman, Staff Counsel Joe Carter, Legislative Aide to Senator Beall Maynard Dixon, Legislative Aide to Senator Buckley Mary Ellen Miller, Legisl ative Aide to Senator Stevenscr.i Frank Barton, Legislative Aide to Senator Ford ,,,,.....---...., - ¥. ,, ._) -I • l~r l ' . ,/ . ·. -4- Northeast Corridor Governors: - ' Governor Marvin Mandel , Maryland -· . Governor Sherman W. Tribbitt, Delaware I -) $, k ,, _,,_ ·- ( , "f Governor Milton J. Shap p, Pennsylvania j I Governor Brendan T. Byrne, Ne\'/ Jersey 1:-- ./.. ;, ·, ., - Governor Hugh Carey, New York Governor Ella T. Grasso, Connecticut Governor Philip W. Noel, Rhode Island Governor Michael S. Dukakis, Massachusetts Prominent Railroad Officials and Washington Railroad Representatives: Steve Ailes, President, American Association of Railroads (AAR) Carl Lyon, Senior Vice President, AAR Harry Breithaupt, Jr., Vice President & General Counsel, AAR Paul Marsha 11, AAR Emory Waldrop, AAR Merrill Moody, AAR Frank Barnett, Chief Executive Officer, Union Pacific Ben Biaggini, President, Southern Pacific Railroad Alan Boyd, President, Illinois Central Gulf Railroad (1st U.S. Secretary of Transportation) Graham Claytor, President, Southern Railroad John Fishwick, President, N&W Railroad Walter Clements, N&W Railroad John Ingram, President, Rock Island Railroad (former FRA Administrator) Downing Jenks, President, Missouri Pacific Railroad Lou Menk, President, Burlington Northern Railroad John Reed, President, Santa Fe Railroad Tom Rice, President, Seaboard Coast William Quinn, Chairman, Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad Hays Watkins, Chairman, Chessie System Reg Whitman, President M-K-T-(Katy RR) (former FRA Administrator) John Barriger, Dean, Emeritus Railroad Industry Howard Croft, President, The American Short Line Railroad Association Nils Lennartson, President, Railroad Progress Institute Floyd Johnson, Chairman, Railroad Progress Institute Richard Little, Union Pacific Dick Shoup, Union Pacific William MacDona ld, Union Pacific Governor Ned Breathitt, Southern Railroad ;f- Charlie Van Horn, Chessie System ' Bill Denton, Southern Pacific Ray Chambers , Rock Island; Boston and Maine Judy 'Durand, MoPac Frank Grossman, Santa Fe Hank Davenport, ICG Bob Clark, Santa Fe Lloyd Duxbury, Burlington tiorthern -continued- ,1 l ; ) -5- Prominent Railroad Officials and Washington Railroad Reps. (cont.): Erle Zoll, Seaboard Coastline William Dempsey, Chairman, National Railway Labor Conference Robert Blanchette, Trustee of Penn Central Harvey Shipman, ~foshi ngton Representat·ive of Penn Central James Granham, Southern Railroad Shipper Representatives: Sam R. Wadkins, Vice Chairman, RPI Kenneth L. Vore, Vice President of Traffic & Transportation, U.S. Steel Lee Lane, Public Interest Economics Center Allen Ferguson, Public Interest Economics Center William K. Smith, General Mills Donald G. Griffin, Vjce President of Traffic, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Sam Flint, Quaker Oats Company Stan Sender, Sears, Roebuck and Company C.H. Fields, American Farm Bureau Federation A.P. Davis, Carnation Company Jack Pearce, General Counsel, COMET A.E. Leitherer, Vice President of Traffic, Allied Mills, Inc. Carl R. Anderson, Director of Corporate Traffic, Whirlpool Corporation Charls Walker Phil Potter Jim Bartley, Executive Director of National Industrial Traffic League Gus Heist, President of National Industrial Traffic League j ' """' 5 P"'' ~J yDs ..: u. (J Tl- ~lf.c. Co-JI'- Union Representatives: Al Chesser, President, United Transportation Union Jim Snyder, Washington Representative, UTU C.J. Chamberlain, President, Railway Labor Executives Association Don Beattie, Washington Representative, Railway Labor Executives Association Harold Crotty, President, Maintenance of Way Ray McGlaughlin, Washington Representative, Maintenance of Way L.E. Dennis, President, Brotherhood of Railway & Airline Clerks Jim Kennedy, Washington Representative, Brotherhood of Railway & Airline Clerks Dorothy Ellsworth, Washington Representative, Brotherhood of Railway & Airline Clerks Burrell N. Whitmire, President, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ed McCullough, Washington Representative, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Bill Mahoney, Attorney \ .. ' -6- USRA Arthur Lewis, Chairman James Hagen, President Howard Robison, Vice President for Congressional Relations Jay Hillman, General Counsel Allan Schimmel, Congressional Relations John Terry, Vice President of Financial Planning Charles Hoppe, Vice President of Operations and Facilities Planning A.L. Dean, Vice President of Administration Paul Cruikshank, Vice President of Strategic Planning Dick Sullivan, Public Affairs Russ Murphy, Finance Board of Directors Galye Ayedelott Frank Blatz James Burke Samuel Payne William Scranton Charles Shuman Wi 11 i am Smith Ed Schmul ts ConRail: Ed Jordan, Chairman Richard Spence, President Amtrak: Paul Reistrup, President Don Jacobs, Chairman of the Board ICC: · George Stafford, Chairman George Chandler, Assistant to Chairman (former head of ·RSPO) Allan Fitzwater, Head of RSPO Fritz Kahn, General Counsel ,r:,.~·r--c-·::- ~ _., -.·: '-.-, ' ' ' @,·:=;) ' '.. , ~ ''\,~"" ·-...... -7- Deparbnent Representatives: William T. Coleman, Jr., Secretary John W. Barnum, Deputy Secretary John Snow, Deputy Under Secretary Mike Browne, Special Assistant to the Secretary Elaine Jones, Special Assistant to the Secretary Ted Leland, Military Aide to the Secretary John Ely, General Counsel, OST Phil Ward, Special Assistint, Office of the General Counsel, OST Mark Aron, Attorney Advisor Bare Webber, Assistant General Counsel for Legislation Jerome E. Sharfman, Attorney Bob Binder, Assistant Secretary for Policy, Plans and International Affairs Timothy Murphy, Pol icy Planning Analyst Eric Beshers, Chief of Policy Analysis Division, Office of Transportation Economic Analysis Charles Swinburn, Chief of Industry and Financial Analysis Division, Office of Transportation Economic Analysis . Roger Hooker, Assistant Secretary for Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs Ray Warner, Director of Congressional Relations Charlie Amos, Liaison Officer for the Federal Railroad Administration LaMar Baker, Office of Congressional Relations Bill Fravel, Office of Congressional Relatiohs Asaph Hall, Federal Railroad Administrator Bruce Flohr, Deputy Administrator, Federal Railroad Administration Larry McCaffrey, Chief Counsel, Federal Railroad Administration Marty Zel 1, Associate Administrator for Pol icy and Program Development, Office of Policy and Program Development, FRA William Loftus, Acting Associate Administrator for Federal Assistance, FRA : / Tom Till, Policy Legislative Analyst, FRA Greg Haugan, Director, Office of Northeast Corridor Development Ed Rollins, Special Assistant to FRA Administrator Robert Patricelli, UMTA Administrator Sallyanne Payton, Chief Counsel, UMTA Office of Management and Budget Representatives requested by the Secretary: Calvin Co 11 i er Alden Johanson Roger Adkins ' Domestic Council: Steve McConahey ····--· -- J ... • "" . -8- Other: . Claude Brinegar (former Secretary of Transportation) Dr. William Hamilton (former White House Fellow, DOT) Russell Smith, Treasury Department Lloyd Cutler - Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering Charles Tate, Vice President of the Booker T. Washington Foundation Phil Watson, Consultant for the Booker T. Washington Foundation Rod Eyster, former General Counsel, DOT Jim Dausch, Department of Justice Signing Ceremony on Thursday, February 19, 1976, Cabinet Room 11:30 a. m. Presidential Proclamation "An American Promise" Authority conferred in Executive Order 9066 of February 19, 1942 terminated on December 31, 1946 _ Matsunaga 2726 - Mineta 2631- Mink 4906- THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON March 22, 1976 MEETING WITH BIPARTISAN DELEGATION FROM SENA TE AND HOUSE BANKING COMi'v1ITTEES Tuesday, March 23, 1976 2:00-2:10 P. M. {10 minutes} The Rose Garden Thru: Max Friedersdorf From: Bob Wolthuis jZ.)!tt/ I. PURPOSE To sign H. R. 8835, Truth in Leasing Bill, and H. R. 6516, Equal Credit Opportunity. II. BACKGROUND, PARTICIPANTS AND PRESS PLAN A. Background: 1. Congressman Chalmers Wylie (R-Ohio} has suggested that a bill signing ceremony take place on the above two bills. This ·was also recommended by Orm Fink, Minority Counsel of the House Banking Committee. 2. These are significant consumer bills and Congressman Vfylie and several GOP members have requested a bill signing that will involve committee members who worked on the legislation. B. Participants: The President Virginia Knauer William Baroody (staff} Jim Cavanaugh (staff} Max Friedersdorf {staff} Bill Kendall (staff} Hftt.-J"-".,Y. /.,.Uefl. Charles Leppert (s1aff} a.J J . See Tab A for Congressional participants ~ ~~ C. Press Plan: Open t-..~ White House Photo/~-n)r·/>" ~-tt.u. III. TALKING POINTS 1~1 ., .. ~· ·a.,[ ~ ' Senate Senate Committee Staff Joseph Biden John Abshire Edward W. Brooke Jeremiah Buckley Alan Cranston Anthony Cluff Jake Garn Ralph Rohner Jesse Helms Thomas Mcintyre William Proxmire Harrison Williams House House Committee Staff Clifford Allen Theo Doremus ·Frank Annunzio Orman Fink Les AuCoin James McMahon William Barrett Grahm Northup James Blanchard Lindy Boggs Torn Accardi (photographer) Garry Brown John Conlan Butler Derrick David Evans Walter Fauntroy Millie ent Fenwick Henry Gonzalez James Hanley Mark Hannaford George Hansen Carroll Hubbard Henry Hyde Albert Johnson . Richard Kelly John LaFalce Stewart McKinney Joseph Minish William Moorehead Stephen Neal Jerry Patterson Thomas Rees John Rousselot Richard Schulze Gladys Spellman ~it~\ 0 Robert Stephens I _, \.~:.. °l I "= ; ~ i:,-..; '~. Leonor Sullivan \ u-i \. ~~~· '. / Chalmers Wylie \:..\~ ···"·~,, III. TALKING POINTS l. Good afternoon. I am very happy today to be signing two bills -- the Equal Credit Opportunity Amendments of 1976 and the Consumer Leasing Act of 1976. 2. The Equal Credit Opportunity Amendments of 1976 would amend Title VII of the Consumer Credit Protection Act, which banned credit discrimination because of sex or marital status, to include discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin and age. 3. This Administration is very committed to the goal of equal opportunity in every area of our society. 4. Last November 20th in a statement directed at discriminatory conduct against Americans that might arise from foreign boycott practices, I stated my support for legislation to am.end the Consumer Credit Protection Act. Today it is a great pleasure for me to sign this bill. 5. Leasing of automobiles and other durable goods for consumer use as an alternative to installment credit is on the rise. The Consumer Leasing Act of 1976 would amend the 1968 Truth in Lending Act to extend to lease contracts the disclosure artd protection requirements imposed on credit transactions. 6. An important goal of this Administration is to make the Federal government more responsive to the needs of the American consumer. 7. In line with this, almost one year ago I directed the seventeen Federal departments and agencies to examine the efforts they were making to represent the consumer in their agencies' decisions and activities and to draw up Consumer Representation Plans, which are now in their final stages. 8. Last July I met with the Commissioners of the ten independent regulatory commissions to discuss the importance of regulatory reform and to urge the conunissions to increase the representation of consumer interests in the agency ~roceedings. ·9. I have also endorsed and signed into law legislation to repeal the "fair trade" laws; signed into law the extension of the Council on Wage and Price Stability through Fiscal Year 1977: signed into law the Securities Act Amendments of 1975; submitted and signed into law the Railroad Revitalization and Regulatory Reform Act of 1976; submitted the Aviation Act and the Motor Carrier Reform Act; and resubmitted the Financial Institutions Act. i ... 10. These bills add to a growing list of steps this Administration c ", .. -2- has taken in the last year to help give all consumers a fairer shake -- to make our country a more equitable, a more just place to live for all Americans. T·l'.1esd F:d,_,.:; t i-cl '.".'. D : · cj()~- ,: li Dill Brock Staff ~vr en-i be rs John Abshire (Senate Banking, I-Ic.:usjng &: Urban Affairs Committee ) Ar~tho ny Cluff (Senate Banking, Housing ~-~Urban Affairs Con1rn.it.tee) · P..alph Rohner (Consumer Affairs Subcommittee) Jeremiah S . Buckley (Housing &: Urban Affairs Subcomn1ittce) House Eanking, Currency and Housing Committee H enry S. Reuss Albert \V . Johnson J . William Stanlon \Villi.am 1\. Barrett Garry E . Brown Leonor Sullivan Chalmers P . Yiylie Thomas Ashl ey John Rousselot \'hllia1n lvloorhead Sie·,vart £-.11cKinney Ho1Jert Stephens John Conlan Fcrnand J . St. Gern-tain George Hans en Henry Gonzalez Richard S chulze Joseph l\.1inish iNillis Gradison Trc•_nk J', nnunzio Henry Hyde Thomas Recs Richard Kelly J«mes Hanley Charles Grasslcy Par ren Mitchell Millicent F em.vick l,'.-2.lter Fauntro y L~ncly Boggs Stephen Neal Jerry Pa.ttcrscn Jarr..es Blanchard C3.1- roll Hubba r }'i:i }ip Jiayc:s ...... 1a. r k r f ;:t n n ;-: [ 0 r ( 1 ] );.. ';. i.c! 1<...... ans r · i · . l ~ " 1 i · - ·- 'T'l,<.:?Sdc.iy, March 23.rd, 2:00 p.m. (10 minut8s), Rose Gu.rden p~~ l'.S-c S\.' tc - Signing ceremony of I-I. R . 8835 - Truth in Leasing & H.R. 6516, "Equal Credit Opportunity <.::: ··r· tc ~ ,,,1. :,... }fln-~·:·1<• ·I . r \. l''J'' ' ({ '"S c.~J"r\1::ii.l 1 · 1 ' -~ \.. · '-' ... _., ~ ..... ·_:..:.:_• __ J . ~~_::..:~. ': ~::...___: _:_':·~\--·_'_c- __ \'..-i~l:.<,;n Pr0:-:;·:1i.rc Jv'.-_ :·. J . SjBrk ;-,·,an J·>!v:.t nl \".-. D ! 0 u CJ~·1: l1 Dill Brock Sl.aff Men1'Qe rs John A bshirc (Senate Banking, Housjng &: Urban Affairs Committee} Anthony Cluff (Senate Ban.king, Housing ~-- Urban Affairs Comn:ittec) Ralph .Rohnc:r (Consumer Affairs Subcommittee) Jeremiah S. Buckley (Housing & U1·ban Affairs Subcomrnitt..:!e) House Banking, Currency and Housing Committee uvw- I-J cn ry S. Reuss • :,1511 ~-t. • ~ Albert \V. Jchr?son - ol:Z.I ;r.;~.. ! .0l:t Pe.bn1aIT" J. Willia:::n Stanton - Sao~ I ~-William 1\. Barrett -471'1 7t'/74 y'Trank Annunzio - /,G{p/ - 1 ~ ...... ,,.v v ~"' Henry Hy:de-J./.S"~/ Thomas Rees _ 5q// .~..,._ •.a... f;J/ V' Richard Kelly-..t/7~ )'James Hanley - :3701 71""""'1n.OJ v Charles Grassley-~.30/ ,, ~ ('J Parren 1'v1itchell -'/-7'1f ~ ~"IRV Millicent Fenwick-7300 \'.-alter Fauntroy - fOS-D - )rvi..J.... /oh~/ L~ndy Boggs - (plP370 Stcp!:.en Neal - &UJ"1/ J~rry Patterson - «'lt-S' Jarr.es Blanchard - .:JIOI l.:a1· roll Hubba rd - .3 11 '5 ,"!o]rn L<:!.Fc..lc.~ - 3~ 31 Cl2rlys Speilnnn - ---I ... '.. I..... 1 c·, i- l'..J l,.;... ,.... •.J. ~; <.:1,... "" - :::;)r ...301, } ·i :i }in J"iayc.-s -4to3lt, ''-• 1·1-' . -. !~ . ·"' !r.r-. ,,.. n'', ..., fo>-·1-,,. J , .. c.c T·,,, v< l ) .:. '- i.d E ".'<.tn ~; -:l :J 7 fD Cl i;'f•J ;rt i\11cn 1/-311 T-..:,~sdc.iy, March 23rd, 2 : 00 p.m. (10 mjnut es}, Rose Gu.ede n p~~ l'.S--a SW Gate - Signing cere mony of H.R . 8835 - Truth in Leasing & H ... 6516, ~quai Credit Opportunity .. _ ~ --: n~£tC' f:. ,:.. r~ ' -~ : 11 . : . 1-ft >~: si :~~ dJ td 1._ .rb;_:·! .r\[ 1 : 1il9S C·.n i u,::ii it.' t' ]l;~r r i son ~A.. \Villiarns . Jr. Dob Pack\':0() l 'l'J·,,:nas J. f...lcln!.yre J(:sse I·kln1s ;\ l <.!.n C i·zinston J u ke Ga!·n ..-\dlai E. Steven =>on .T ·ist'= ?h P•. Diden . Jr. I' o1)e: rt ::',Jorg an Dill Brock Sta.ff Me:ri-1be rs John Abshire (Senate Banking, Housjng & Urban Affairs Committee) Anthony Cluff (Senate BaP..king, Housing ~: Urban Affairs Cornrn.iltee) R~lph .Rohner (Consumer Affairs Subcommittee) Jeremiah S. Buckley {Housing & U1·ban .Affairs Subcomm.itt House Banking, Currency and Housing Committee \)VJ.- -- -~---1 IIcnry S. Reuss • 351/ Albert \\T. Johnson-o/:l./ 1;1f1"i;l-1; PztLi111arr J. William Sta.nlon -Sao(.. \Villiam J\. Barrett -4131 ---- - · Garry E. Brown - 6-()// Leonor Sullivan - .:J.f,1/ Chalmers p_ Wylie- ~/S Tho:nas Ashley - 414 lP John Rousselot - 4.:J. O(, Willia1n rvioorhead- .t30/ Ste·,.,·art }.kKinney-55"'// H.ohert Stephens - Jlol John Conlan - 33Lo I Fernand J _ St. Gern1ain _49 II George Hanscn-SS-o/ Henry Gonzalez - :3 J 3l. Richard Schulzc.57 (of Joseph Minish - ~re3'5 Willis Gradison .3/C,t..f. 'Franl;: Anmmzio - {p(p(p/ Henry Hy_de-J./-5"/p/ Thomas Rees - 5q11 Richard Kelly-.117~ James Hanley - 31 Of Charles Gra.ssJey-~3o/ 7 Pa.rren Mitchell - 47t./I Millicent Femvick-73CO \\-alter Fauntroy - fOS-D WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT List List of participants for a meeting with bipartisan delagation from N.D. c Senate and House Banking Committees to sign Truth in Leasing and Economic Credit Opportunity legislation on note paper, 1 page. (Part of 3/22/1976 briefing memo document case for the event) File Location: Vernon Leen and Charles Leppert Files, Box 2, Folder: "Bill Signing Ceremonies, 1974-1976 (3)" SMD - 7/712015 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (1-98) ,; Tt-~_.. sdu.y , .March 23rd, 2:00 p.rn. (10 minutes), Rose Garden p~~ l'.,S--t> SW 'GStc - Signing ceremony of H.R. 8835 - Truth in Leasing & H.R. 6516, kq~ai Credit Opportunity _ S'-:r titc n .~ n!·, '.n.:. 1-Irn:si!!~ ;:nd 1.: dJ•~ · 1 ..:\f ! ; t~l"S c.} J ll )Ll~ i [1·· ~ -· ------ li<::. rrison /\. WiJliarns, JL Bob Packy:ood 'Il"· : ~1as J. 1'.·1cinLyrc Jesse Hclrns ,-\~ c..:. n Cr<:tnstcn Ju.ke Garn ..-\,]la j E . Stev·enson ..Tds,; ?h P _ Bi Dill Brock Slaff lvlen1bers John Abshire (Senate Banking, Housjng & Urban Affairs Com.rnittee) Anthony Cluff (Senate Banking, Housing &· Urban Affairs Corr1rn.ittee) Ralph Rohner (Consumer Affairs Subcommittee) Jeremiah S. Buckley (Housing & U1·ban Affairs Subcomn~itt.:!e) House Banking, Currency and Housing Committee tJ.O ~ Henry S. Reuss • ?l'511 ~lbert \V. Johnson- o/:Z./- ~ --::,·i.;.;;~.t Pe:!.!t•1&n- jr,h J. William Stant.on - S-:30 (,.- ~ '1),.Sr.41'\~ILA ~\'iilliam.A. Ba.rrett-473/ ____l~GarryE . Brown-SC//-~·~ d.d.,# Leonor Sullivan - :it,71 Chalmers P. Yiylie- .;i..-01s- .::tvvU-n Tho:nas .Ashley - 4t4lP John Rousselot - 4.:J.o'-~•- FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT Note Note from Vera regarding Republican Congressional Committee N.D. c photographer attendance at the meeting with Senate and House Banking Committees to sign Truth in Leasing and Economic Credit Opportunity legislation on note paper, 1 page. (Part of 3/22/1976 t • ,. I f r •I t lili File Location: Vernon Loen and Charles Leppert Files, Box 2, Folder: "Bill Signing Ceremonies, 1974-1976 (3)" SMD- 7/7/2015 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C} Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (1-98) -/II& APR 1 1976 ~ THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON /~ April 1, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: BILL NICHOLSON FROM: MAX FRIEDERSDORF""" • 6. • SUBJECT: Bill Signing Ceremonies We recommend bill signing ceremonies for: 1. H.R. 6346, Rural Development Act, Research and Development Activities. Deadline for signing is Tuesday, April 6. 2. H.R. 200, 200 Mile Limit Fishing bill. 3. Elk Hills cc: Jack Marsh Dick Cheney Jim Cannon Jim Lynn / Brent Scowcroft Frank Zarb Bill Kendall Charlie Leppert ·~-':;-~~ ~--. '"""" ... ,..~ ' ~ - . .et APR2 1976 -nr,.,~ ---- THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON March 31, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR; ~CK MARSH JIM CAVANAUGH PAUL O'NEILL FROM; WILLIAM NICHOLSON SUBJECT; Request .that .the. President sign s. 29201 an act to designate the Library of Congress Annex as. the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building on April 13 at the Jefferson Memorial The President will be making an address at the Jefferson Memorial on Tuesday, April 13, Jefferson's birthday. Would you recommend that this signing ceremony be added to other events at the Jefferson Memorial? Thank you. ~. ,. THE WHITE HOUSE WAS HI NGTON March 29, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: JACK MARSH FROM: DICKCHENE9 I assume we can work out something on the attached letter from Mrs. Boggs. The President would like to do it. I'll let you work it out with Scheduling. Attachment . _.;' ___ ---- . ~ ·. . : ·.:: :. . .. f-.1.arch 25, 1970 I .. -- .. :::__ _·. 1' .-..:. :... =..: ~:..:: . J ____ t Dear Lindy: Thank you for your £.A.arch 24 letter to the Pi·esi I know that c~ref ul consideration will be zi ;:en to your sugge::tion that thb; be coordinated with other activities scheduled for i:....'1.at With kindest regards, Sincerely, .._ Ch.arl~s Leppert, Jr. Sp~cial Assist~nt for Legislati~.re .i\.ffa.irs Til.e Hono:r<;).bfo Lindy (N1rs. I.l'.zle)3o6g::; House cf B eprcsentath•e:-: VfashL-igto~, D. C. 20515 'bee:------/ w/inconun2:-- · t o Bi· 11 l"J1', ehols on for further action - ASAP bee: w/ineoming to Max Friedersdorf - FYI CL:JEB:VO:vo _:)~,...:....~ \ ~ u 'NoY cr.iRs. HALE) BOGGS,·'· ---- -.\·\rr \f:\ ·:. LJ\. ~.o·.tr-c,, EOWAF!O W. BROOKE. MASS. 1 CK.lllRM"N • (! L/ "· , \~: -~Cf)}~~ VICE: CH... IRMAM \~ 4 ; !1 s: -- ii} OMAS ?. O"NEIU., JR. MASS. ~· ·t , "! .L-'• ~.). ~ ./ MIKE t.4ANS>'TELO, MONT. •h JOHN J . 1- The Honorable Gerald R. Ford President of the United States 1· ~/·. ,; ,. The White House ~ 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20500 ~t tAJ1v Dear Mr. President, . . ~~ . The Joint Committee on Arrangements is planning cerem911ies to commemorate the contributions of Thomas Jefferson ~ our social and political systems. A Joint Meeting of the House and Senate has been planned, and we hope that several disti~guished scholars will address the t~o Bodies. !We understand that you may participate in some type of activity at the Jefferson Memorial on the same day, A~]. 13. If so, the Joint Committee wishes to suggest that, if appropriate, this ceremony be coordinated with the signing of the proposed legislation that would designate the· - tLibrary of. Co~gress Annex, the "Library of . Co~gress Thomas JI Jefferson Buildi~g." Your interest in Thomas Jefferson is well known, and we feel that the signing of this Bill on.April 13, would be very appropriate. If this is a possibility, the Joint Committee will encourage the appropriate Coromittees to expedite consideration of the legislation, s. 2920. Sincerely, ~ LINDY (Mrs. Hale) BOGGS Chairman LB/sb THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 2, l 976 MEMORANDUM FOR: MAX FRIEDERSDORF THROUGH: CHARLES LEPPERT, JR. t.1-· FROM: TOM LOEFFLE~l ., SUBJECT: Request from Congressman Nor.m Lent (R. -N. Y.) In the event the President holds a signing ceremony on HR 200, the 200 Mile Fishing Bill, the Congressman would . be mo st appreciative if he could attend and al so have a photo taken while ob serving the signing of the legislation. · THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON Charlie Tom Pat Monday, April 5, at 3:45 p.m. the President will be signing the Custom Combining Bill in the Rose Garden. Nanc;:y Kennedy has made the congressional calls on this. You are all invited. Nancy 4/3/76 cc: Kathy Vera_...... pl'll s. 1916 • I' aACy: I am Tel'J Mppy to • loH tab& al .t1alat ce moay tor t an-a Bllt. Tiie• an Miit wttll tlw i...e wt•• of nnlellt• .. u llDt lut.U.t.e caatact Ulcaa be ol futller aeal.taaee. lacenly ,..ra. ThomaaG. L..mer peclalAe•l.._ lo• Lepalatl" A.ffatre ., Rite ~arnlU umiar1111r ... .Ian.lair Aflalra l324~HOB Wulal.... , D. C. Z 515 TL:ad Matbyme••-r #24.MA 76A8930=09 - 3 lO - 3 ELK HILLS SIGNING CEREMONY -- JANE IS HANDLING GATE LIST -- SHE HAS BEEN NOTIFIED OF THE INFO BELOW: HOUSE ''YES" JOE SKUBITZ ALPHONZO BELL WILLIAM KETCHUM HAROLD T. JOHNSON PHILLIP BUR TON HAROLD RUNNELS GEORGE MILLER WILLIAM L. DICKINSON DONE. YOUNG HOUSE STAFF "YES" Lee McElvain John F. Lally David Price William H. Hogan, Jr. William Shafer Tom Cavanaugh Michael C. Marden Robert Terrell Patricia Murray Charlie Tom Pat Nancy Vera Kathy WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT Note Note from Kathy regarding invitation of John R. Gingles to the Elk Hills 4/5/1976 c signing ceremony, 1 page. (Part of undated document case regarding the Elk Hills bill signing ceremony) File Location: Vernon Loen and Charles Leppert Files, Box 2, Folder: "Bill Signing Ceremonies, 1974-1976 (3)" SMD - 7f7/2015 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to nationat security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (1-98) /no~. - fff'tz,~/ ~ 15/lJ/n, \.JfcdJ£_ 9'~rr- If() s e !J;:J1~/1 -~t1--:.j..- P.0 / I FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20461 MAR 1 0 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: BOB WOLTHUIS THE WHITE HOUSE FROM: PAUL CYR ~/J DIRECTOR FOR CONGRESSIONAL AF~-(...... SUBJECT: SIGNING CEREMONY, NPR LEGISLATION Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority il: I. Executive Branch A. Federal Energy Administration "1. Honorable Frank G. Zarb, Administrator .;' 2. Mr. John A. Hill, Deputy Administrator 3. Mr. F. Scott Bush, Director, Legislative and Issues Review Division B. Department of the Navy 1 •.Honorable J. William Middendorf, Secretary of the Navy 2. Honorable Jack L. Bowers, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, (Installations and Logistics) ·3. Captain George G. Dowd, Director, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves C. Department of the Interior 1. Honorable Thomas S. Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior 2. Dr. William L. Fisher, Deputy Assistant Secretary ~ for Energy and Minerals II. Legislative Branch • A. Senators 1. Howard W. Cannon (D-Nev.) (Conference Manager) f -2- Thurmond (R-S.C.) Senior Minority Member Henry M. Jackson (D-Wash.) Chairman, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs; Member, Senate Committee on Armed Services 4. Clifford P. Hansen (R-Wyo.) Member, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs B. Hous_e of Representatives · lla1tlltf Z'il · d• .;t.,. I A.l't~~t A. ~(J>.-f"&>.) ~. ,..,.. ~ rs No 6, J,g(u- 1.NoJohn Melcher (D-Mont.) (Conference Manager) · • 2.y Joe Skubitz (R-Kans.) Senior Minority Member 3.poMelvin Price (D-Ill.) Chairman, House Committee on Armed Services 4.NOF. Edward Hebert (D-La.) Member, House Committee on Armed Services S.j Alphonzo Bell (R-Calif.) Staunch Supporter of NPR ~ Le~islation • . ~ '· tf"w1C:~·~ ~"" {R··~iP) ~ ll1u..1 '" "'~ C.. I>. C..,,,,. Stlff Members 1. James C. Smith, Key Staff Member to Senator Cannon,. _tJ.i...... _ Senate Committee on Armed Services Z:"'IJ"Lee McElvain, Key Staff Member to Congressman Melcher, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 3. Grenville Garside, Special Counsel and Staff Director, · ·~~ _ Senate .committee on Interior and. Insular Affairs 4~John F. Lally, Counsel, House Committee on Armed · Services ' Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority i2 to be added to the above list, if desired: I. Executive Branch A. Federal Energy Administration 1. James s. Rubin, Executive Director for Natural Gas Task Force 2. Wolfgang C. Repke, Legislative Specialist for Congressional Affairs B. Department of the Navy 1. Captain Gordon s. Gilmore, Deputy Director, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves /_;:.·: ,; ii/.~>.\ ·. ~ .' ; "· -3- Department of the Interior 1. William H. Avery, Staff Assistant for Congressional Affairs II. Legislative Branch A. Senate 1. Ted Stevens CR-Alaska) Advisor to Conference Committee 2. John c. Stennis (D-Miss.) ) 3. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) ) 4. Sam Nunn (D-Ga.) ) 5. Gary Hart (D-Colo.) ) Members of Conference 6. Lee Metcalf (D-Mont.) ) 7. Floyd K. Haskell (D-Colo.) ) 8. William L. Scott (R-Va.) ) 9. Robert Taft, Jr. (R-Ohio) ) 10. Dewey F. Bartlett (R-Okla.) ) House of Representatives . ·. ·_ Harold T. Johnson (D-Calif.) ) Phillip Burton (D-Calif.) )) A lo· t;) J I : _?-v-) !Jin,._./) I/.~ - /7 I u_-h rold Runnels (D-N. Mex.) - iv ~ '-'l, .-t'~-~ -0 ~ ~ .orge Miller (D-Calif.) ) Members of Conference 5 harles E. Bennett (D-Fla.) ) John F. Seiberling (D-Ohio) ) Sam Steiger (R-Ariz.) ) William L. Dickinson (R-Ala.,)) Don E. Young (R-Alaska1 ) c. Staff Members ... 1. Michael D. Harvey, Special Counsel, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs """'···-r·r· . 2. Frank X. Krebs, Senate Committee on Connnerce /':.;1'>!·· '·''7c'\ 3 ... David Price, House Committee on Armed Services (~Y ·::'. 4+William H. H<:>gan, Jr., Counsel, House Committee'.~_.n --., Armed Services - ~u 5.¥-William Shafer, Consultant, Mines, Minerals, Lands, 1 House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs . ' . .. . ~6 ...Tom Cavanaugh, Special Counsel on Public Lands, House 1 Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs t./ 7 • .-.Michael c. Marden, Minority Counsel, House Committee T on Interior and Insular Affairs 11 8 . .,.Robert Terrell; Consultant on Public Lands, House 7 Conrrnittee on fnterior and Insular Affairs , i~ 7A'f'll.ici• ,.,.,...... , , 'fi,.... ~ .....nn c..n.... , u-£ r;.,_..,;,. C!...tf {no~. f-}f1Z;/ ~ 150/r; I 9'~ fr- fl>J / ;?os f jl4;4/I FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20461 MAR 1 0 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: BOB WOLTHUIS THE WHITE HOUSE FROM: PAUL CYR §;)/'J DIRECTOR FOR CONGRESSIONAL AF~<._~. SUBJECT: -SIGNING CEREMONY, NPR LEGISLATION Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority #1: I. Executive Branch A. Federal Energy Administration ...,, 1. Honorable Frank G. Zarb, Administrator ./ 2. Mr. John A. Hill, Deputy Administrator 3. Mr. F. Scott Bush, Director, Legislative and Issues Review Division B. Department of the Navy 1. Honorable J. William Middendorf, Secretary of the Navy 2. Honorable Jack L. Bowsrs, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, (Installations and Logistics) ·3. Captain George G. Dowd, Director, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves C. Department of the Interior 1. Honorable Thomas S. Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior 2. Dr. William L. Fisher, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy and Minerals II. Legislative Branch A. Senators 1. Howard W. Cannon (D-Nev.) (Conference Manager) / I 'r~ ~~trom Thurmond (:::.c.) Senior Minority Member ,(.hJ>...I 3. Henry M. J~ckson (D-Wash.) Cha~rman, Senate Committee ~.vv- on Interior and Insular Affairs; Member, Senate Cornrnittee on Armed Services 4. Clifford P. Hansen (R-Wyo.) Member, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs B. House of Representatives · JL.-- r~ · n _.__._ I A. ~~'A:. U~~(:D.-F'4.A-·) CIM1Ni4M', ~ ...,.g;,,~~ 1. John Melcher (D-Mont.) (Conference Manager) 2. Joe Skubitz (R-Kans.) Senior Minority Member 3. Melvin Price (D-Ill.) Chairman, House Committee on Armed Services 4. F. Edward Hebert (D-La.) Member, House Committee on Armed Services 5. Alphonzo Bell CR-Calif.) Staunch Supporter of NPR Le~islation . . '· W1C:c.1~ "41-c«""' (R.•4"&.rtP) EIJ:. l/tU..S '" Ut~ C?.. l>. C..,,,,.. Staff Members 1. James C. Smith, Key Staff Member to Senator Cannon, Senate Cornrnittee on Armed Services 2.1J"'Lee McElvain, Key Staff Member to Congressman Melcher, House Cornrnittee on Interior and Insular Affairs 3. Grenville Garside, Special Counsel and Staff Director, _ Senate Cornrnittee on Interior and Insular Affairs 4. John F. Lally, Counsel, House Committee on Armed Services Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority #2 to be added to the above list, if desired: I. Executive Branch A. Federal Energy Administration 1. James S. Rubin, Executive Director for Natural Gas Task Force 2. Wolfgang C. Repke, Legislative Specialist for Congressional Affairs B. Department of the Navy 1. Captain Gordon S. Gilmore, Deputy Di.rector, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves -3- C. Department of the Interior 1. William H. Avery, Staff Assistant for Congressional Affairs II. Legislative Branch A. Senate 1. Ted Stevens CR-Alaska) Advisor to Conference Committee 2. John C. Stennis (D-Miss.) ) 3. Stuart Symington (D-Mo.) ) 4. Sam Nunn (D-Ga. ) ) S. Gary Hart (D-Colo.) ) Members of Conference 6. Lee Metcalf (D-Mont.) ) 7. Floyd K. Haskell (D-Colo.) ) 8. William L. Scott (R-Va.) ) 9. Robert Taft, Jr. (R-Ohio) ) 10. Dewey F. Bartlett (R-Okla.) ) House of Representatives Harold T. Johnson (D-Calif.) ) Phillip Burton (D-Calif.) ) Harold Runnels (D-N. Mex.) ) Ge.orge Miller (D-Calif.) ) Members of Conference Charles E. Bennett -F a. o n F. Seiberling (D-Ohio) ) 5,~~ 1 ,,.,,L'·~ Sam Steiger (R-Ariz.) ) if.57~ ~-4 i..-,_, William L. Dickinson (R-Ala.,)) ~qd I ~~~Jl Don E. Young (R-Alaska1 ) 5q~s 2,,,W~~ c. Staff Members 1. Michael D. Harvey, Special Counsel, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 2. Frank X. Krebs, Senate Committee on Commerce ~ 3. David Price, House Committee on Armed Services J4 William H. Hogan, Jr., Counsel, House Committee on Armed Services y5. William Shafer, Consultant, Mines, Minerals, Lands, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs y 6. Tom Cavanaugh, Special Counsel on Public Lands, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs y 7. Michael C. Marden, Minority Counsel, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs y 8. Robert Terrell, Consultant on Public Lands, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT List List of participants, 2 pages. (Part of undated document case N.D. c regarding the Elk Hills bill signing ceremony) File Location: Vernon Loen and Charles Leppert Files, Box 2, Folder: "Bill Signing Ceremonies, 1974-1976 (3)" SMD - 7/7/2015 RESTRICTION CODES (A} Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (1-98) . , fno;J. - fiftz-i/ ~ ()..~f ~ P.0 I WASHINGTON, D.C. 20461 MAR 1 0 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR: BOB WOLTHUIS THE WHITE HOUSE FROM: PAUL CYR ~./J DIRECTOR FOR CONGRESSIONAL AF~ -t_.... SUBJECT: SIGNING CEREMONY, NPR LEGISLATION Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority #1: I. Executive Branch A. Federal Energy Administration V' 1. Honorable Frank G. Zarb, Administrator ~2. Mr. John A. Hill, Deputy Administrator 3. Mr. F. Scott Bush, Director, Legislative and Issues Review Division B. Department of the Navy 1. Honorable J. William Middendorf, Secretary of the Navy 2. Honorable Jack L. Bow&rs, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, (Installations and Logistics) ·3. Captain George G. Dowd, Director, Office of Naval Petroleum .and Oil. Shale Reserves C. Department of the Interior 1. Honorable Thomas s. Kleppe, Secretary of the Interior 2. Dr. William L. Fisher, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Energy and Minerals II. Legislative Branch A. Senators 1. Howard W. Cannon (D-Nev.) (Conference Manager) -2- Following is a list of personnel recommended to attend as priority #2 to be added to the above list, if desired: I. Executive Branch • A. Federal Energy Administration 1. James s. Rubin, Executive Director for Natural Gas Task Force 2. Wolfgang c. Repke, Legislative Specialist for Congressional Affairs B. Department of the Navy 1. Captain Gordon S. Gilmore, Deputy Di'rector, Office of Naval Petroleum and Oil Shale Reserves v • J . ' -3- c. Department of the Interior 1. William H. Avery, Staff Assistant for Congressional Affairs II. Legislative Branch A. Senate 1. Ted Stevens CR-Alaska} Advisor to Conference Committee 2. John C. Stennis CD-Miss.} } 3. Stuart Symington CD-Mo.} } 4. Sam Nunn CD-Ga. } } s. Gary Hart CD-Colo.} } Members of Conference 6. Lee Metcalf CD-Mont.} } 7. Floyd K. Haskell CD-Colo.} } 8. William L. Scott CR-Va.} } 9. Robert Taft, Jr. CR-Ohio} } 10. Dewey F. Bartlett CR-Okla.} } House of Representatives l .f'Harold T. Johnson CD-Calif.} } 807(, - P~ 2. Phillip Burton CD-Calif.} >49•S-- Ne3 ~ Harold Runne 1 s cD-N • Mex. } } ..1 cHoS"'-- ~ltM:,.U..(,(,, J.lt'..4~!!=11'i!ft... 4 ~Ge.orge Miller CD-Calif.} ) ZWM~1fis 5$1b Charles E. · Bennett CD-Fla.} } John F. Seiberling D-Ohio } Sam Steiger CR-Ariz.} } William L. Dickinson CR-Ala«o)) Don E. Young CR-Alaska1 } C. Staff Members 1. Michael D. Harvey, Special Counsel, Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 2. Frank X. Krebs, Senate Committee on Commerce 3 ... David Price, House Committee on Armed Services 4~William H. Hogan, Jr., Counsel, House Committee on Armed Services 5 • .J.William Shafer, Consultant, Mines, Minerals, Lands, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 6 ...Tom Cavanaugh, Special Counsel on Public Lands, House Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 7 •.-.Michael C. Marden, Minority Counsel, House Committee T on Interior and Insular Affairs 8 . .,.Robert Terrell, Consultant on Public Lands, House . * Committee. on Interior and. Insular Affairs . i• 7~ci ~ u~...... , • i='it.4. ~ ''"'" Gate.. I ~ i;.~.A. C!w'l'f ...... ELK HILLS SIGNING CEREMONY -- JANE IS HANDLING GATE LIST -- SHE HAS BEEN NOTIFIED OF THE INFO BELOW: HOUSE 11 YES 11 JOE SKUBITZ ALPHONZO BELL WILLIAM KETCHUM HAROLD T. JOHNSON PHILLIP BUR TON HAROLD RUNNELS GEORGE MILLER WILLIAM L. DICKINSON DONE. YOUNG HOUSE STAFF "YES11 Lee McElvain John F. Lally David Price William H. Hogan, Jr. William Shafer Tom Cavanaugh Michael C. Marden Robert Terrell Patricia Murray Charlie Tom Pat Nancy Vera..:./ Kathy WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES) FORM OF CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE DATE RESTRICTION DOCUMENT Memo Memo from Max L. Friedersdorf to Dick Keiser and Jane Dannenhauer 4/9/1976 c regarding the Jefferson Memorial Ceremony, April 13, 1976 (1 page). File Location: Vernon Loen and Charles Leppert Files, Box 2, Folder: "Bill Signing Ceremonies, 1974-1976 (3)" SMD - 71712015 RESTRICTION CODES (A) Closed by applicable Executive order governing access to national security information. (B) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document. (C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift. NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION NA FORM 1429 (1-98) THE FOLLOWING CONGRESSMEN HAVE INDICATED THEY WILL ATTEND THE JEFFERSON DAY CEREMONY: JOINT BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Rep. Lindy Boggs - Chairman Rep. J. J. Pickle Rep. Caldwell Butler (also in the Va. delegation) Rep. Bob McClory (and party of 5) SUBCOMMITTEE FOR H.J. Res. 670 Rep. John Rousselot VIRGINIA DELEGATION Rep. Thomas Downing Rep. Dan Daniel Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson Rep. Herbert E. Harris r-'... f~~~,,~~-~ /"·' .! , ...."' .. SIGNING ~EREMONIES H.J. Res 670 atid S. 2920 ~ ~12:00:p. m., Tuesday, April 13, 1976 (Guests are requested to be seated in VIP section by ll:45 a. m .• ) - at Jeffers on Memorial. 1. HOUSE AND SENATE LEADERSHIP rJ Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Hugh Scott N Rep. John Anderson Sen. Bob Griffin rJ Rep. Bob Michel Sen. Carl Curtis tl Speake:r.· Carl Albert Sen. Mike Mansfield tJRep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Bob Byrd ,.JRep. John McFall Sen. Frank Moss N Rep. Phil Burton 2. JOINT BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE -1 Rep. Lindy Boggs, Chairman Sen. Ed Brooke, Vice Chairman KJ. Rep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Mike Mansfieid 1\1 Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Hugh Scott - 'f Rep. J. J. Pickle Sen. Hube rt Humphrey t'\ Rep. Marvin Esch Sen. Walter Mondale ~Rep. Caldwell Butler Sen. Roman Hruska -'/3· Rep. Bob McClory (and party) 4. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY fl/Rep. Lucien Nedzi, Vice Chmn. Sen. Howard Cannon, Chairman If Rep. Sam Devine Sen. Bob Griffin 5. H.J. RES. 670 House P.O. & C. S. Senate Judiciary N Rep. Dave Henderson Sen. Jim Eastland N Rep. Ed Derwinski Sen. Roman Hruska Subcommittee Subcommittee . t( Rep .. Pat Schroeder Sen. John McClellan _ '( Rep. John Rousselot Sen. Roman Hruska 6. s. 2920 .House Administration Senate Rules /JRep. Wayne Hays Sen. Howard Cannon N Rep. William Dickinson Sen. Mark Hatfield Subcommittee Subcommittee NRep. Lucien Nedzi Sen. Howard Cannon pJRep. W. Henson Moore Sen. Hugh Scott VIRGINIA DELEGATION -.../Rep. Thomas Downing Sen. Harry Byrd NRep. G. William Whitehurst Sen. William Scott N, Rep. David Satterfield NORep. Robert Daniel -y,Rep. Dan Daniel .,,.....- 'IR ep. M. Caldwell Butler ...... !"!' \\ -2- VIRGINIA DELEGATION (Cont.) j Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson 'f Rep. Herbert E. Harris tJRep. Willian1 Wampler N Rep. Joseph Fisher :;::;:::~VIP parking for Members of Congress: 30 spaces: left roadway facing Tidal Basin. A Park policeman will be detailed at that location to assist M. C. 's, once properly identified, in parking. ... JEFFERSON DAY CEREMONY - TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1976 at the Jefferson Memorial -- 12:00 p. m. President will sign H.J. Res. 670 (proclaiming Tuesday as Thomas Jefferson Day) and S 2920 (designating the nco: i l z t9 the Library of Congress as the Thomas Jefferson Library) a_..,.._ .• -...:vJ-..i MC GLORY LINDY BOGGS TIP O'NEILL fl,<, JOHN RHODES v JAKE PICKEL ESCH "14 o I BUTLER 0 '13 I 0( .u._.: ....-::---~...,~-H .. EiiiiiiN .... DliooOE_.R;;,.;.SO;;;,.;:;.;:N~~cJ~L/~/..;:;,~_-_fu~ 4W~._._...... J...(....a*1;!..:~· } '71, C.) /i~ _,,/~ <7-p-V~,.;._; DERWINSKI I SCHROEDER DICKINSON MC FALL NEDZI DEVINE J .. srqN~NG,CEREMONIES H.J. Res 670 and S. 2920 ~ 12:00 p. m., Tuesday, April 13, 1976 (Guests are requested to be seated •in VfP section by ll:45 a. m.) - at Jeffers on Memorial. · 1. HOUSE AND SENATE LEADERSHIP Rep. John Rhodes Sen .. Hugh Scott Rep. John Anderson Sen. Bob Griffin Rep. Bob Michel Sen. Carl Curtis Speake::· Carl Albert Sen. Mike Mansfield Rep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Bob Byrd Rep. John McFall Sen. Frank Moss Rep. Phil Burton 2. JOINT BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Rep. Lindy Boggs, Chairman Sen. Ed Brooke, Vice Chairman Rep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Mike Mansfield Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Hugh Scott Rep. J. J. ·Pickle Sen. Hubert Humphrey Rep. Marvin Esch Sen. Walter Mondale .. Rep. ·caldwell Butler Sen. Roman Hruska 3. Rep. Bob McClory (and party) 4. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY Rep. Lucien Nedzi, Vice Chmn. Sen. Howard Cannon, Chairman . . Rep. Sam. Devine Sen. Bob Griffin 5. H.J. RES. 670 House P.O. & C. S. Senate Judiciary Rep. Dave Henderson Sen. Jim Eastland Rep. Ed Derwinski Sen. Roman Hruska Subcommittee Subcomm.ittee Rep •. Pat Schroeder Sen. John McClellan Rep. John Roussefot Sen. Roman Hruska 6. s. 2920 House Administration Senate Rules · Rep. Wayne Hays Sen. Howard Cannon Rep. William Dickinson Sen. Mark Hatfield Subcommittee Subcommittee Rep. Lucien Nedzi Sen. Howard Cannon Rep. W. Henson Moore Sen. Hugh Scott VIRGINIA DELEGATION Rep. Thomas Downing Sen. Harry Byrd Rep. G. William Whitehurst Sen. William Scott Rep. David Satterfield Rep. Robert Daniel Rep. Dan Daniel Rep. M. Caldwell Butler "' .. -. -2- VIRGINL'\ DELEGATION (Cont.) J. Kenneth Robinson (,~ 'f fk.11..~ Herbert E. Harris .L/~ '7(, ~ ':'>:":'VIP parking for Members of Congress: 30 spaces: left roadway facing Tidal Basin. A Park policeman will be detailed at that location to assist M. C. 's, once properly identified, in parking. ... JEFFERSON DAY CEREMONY - TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1976 at the Jefferson Memorial -- 12:00 p. m. President will sign H.J. Res. 6 70 (proclaiming Tuesday as Thomas Jefferson Day) and S 2920 (designating the new addition to the Library of Congress as the Thomas Jefferson Library) MCCLORY LINDY BOGGS - TIP O'NEILL - JOHN RHODES- JAKE PICKEL - R SSELOT - HAYES- - THE SPEAKER - 0 MICHEL ESCH __. ) BUTLER~ 0 HENDERSON - - N- ~ DERWINSKI - :ZCJ~ 1 W SCHROEDER- t.14 3' DICKINSON - Q? />I MC FALL ~ S 'I NEDZI ~ b 2 I DEVINE )3£;? JEFFERSON DAY CEREMONY - TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1976 at the Jefferson Memorial -- 12:00 p. m. President will sign H.J. Res. 6 70 (proclaiming Tuesday as Thomas Jefferson Day) and S 2920 (designating the new a.ddi.:ti:o1:rto the Library of Congress as the Thomas Jefferson Library) ~t.-'fl/2.-~ ~ ' ~ -=- Lj)(LXltc._ MC CLORY-S6l<>t l - 7t /;, ) LINDY BOGGS &b3&, - ' -c~ ~ J.oTIP O'NEILL - 1. HOUSE AND SENATE LEADERSHIP Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Hugh Scott Rep. John Anderson Sen. Bob Griffin Rep. Bob Michel Se n. Carl Curtis Speake:::· Carl Albert Sen. Mike Mansfield Rep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Bob Byrd Rep. John McFall Sen. Frank Moss Rep. Phil Burton 2. JOINT BICENTENNIAL COMMITTEE Rep. Lindy Boggs, Chairman Sen. Ed Brooke, Vice Chairman Rep. Tip O'Neill Sen. Mike Mansfieid Rep. John Rhodes Sen. Hugh Scott Rep. J. J. Pickle Sen. Hubert Humphrey Rep. Marvin Es ch Sen. Walter Mondale .. Rep. ·caldwell Butler Sen . Roman Hruska 3. Rep. Bob McClory (and party) 4. JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE LIBRARY Rep .. Lucien Nedzi, Vice Chmn. Sen. Howard Cannon, Chairman . Rep .. Sam Devine Sen. Bob Griffin 5. H.J. RES. 670 House P.O. & C. S. Senate Judiciary Rep. Dave Henderson Sen. Jim Eastland Rep. Ed Derwinski Sen. Roman Hruska Subcommittee Subcommittee Rep. · Pat Schroeder Sen. J o_hn McClellan Rep. John Rousseiot Sen. Roman Hruska 6. s. 2 920 House Administration Senate Rules Rep. Wayne Hays S e n. Howard Cannon Rep. William Dickinson Sen. Mark Hatfield Subcommi.ttee Subcommittee Rep. Lucien Nedzi Sen. Howard Cannon Rep. W. =1enson Moore Sen. Hugh Scott VIRGINIA DE LEG. .\ TION .Ye.a Rep. Thomas Downing '/-~&/ · ~ en. Harry Byrd lJORep. G. William Whitehurst i.f:;.;6 C'if1uJen. Willi.am Scott · rJo Rep. Dav id Satterfield ~2 /5- · fJ}u;t{~ Vt.JORep. Robert Daniel ~3&5"- 6~c..- 'l~ cp. D a n Daniel t.J7 /J - ~ . R e p. M. Ca ldwe ll Butler • .~ •I• ... -2- VIRGINIA DELEGATION (Cont.) Rep. J. Kenneth Robinson Rep. Herbert E. Harris Rep. Williarn Wampler tJ Rep. Joseph Fisher )::)::>::VIP parking for Members of Congress: 30 spaces: left roadway facing Tidal Basin. A Park policeman will be detailed at that location to assist M. C. 's, once properly identified, in parking. • • 1"<--~:0·W'I'" •:_,,..·;-;.• ... ._..!'"_o~_..c---•·•:_. ... •.·~-,·-...-· ~ • ·------~.·--6roi... ~..:_.-:...:.;_.,._~..i!..A; • Rece'ived by phone from Nancy Kennedy at 6:00 p. m. on April 14, 1976 Vera 4/14 THE WHITE H~USE WASHINGTON BILL SIGNING CEREMONY H.J.Res. 890 - Swine Flu Thursday, April 15 at 1:45 Oval Office - parking N. E. Gate RHODES MICHEL ALBERT . O'NEILL McFALL CARTER VfioGERS /Fwon .. ,. . . ;~ ..•. Received by phone from Nancy Kennedy at 6:00 p. m. on April 14, 1976 Vera 4/14 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON BILL SIGNING CEREMONY H.J. Res. 890 - Swine Flu Thursday, April 15 at 1:45 Oval Office - parking N.E. Gate NO RHODES~ IJO MICHEL ~J ;-L ~~ /Jl> ALBERT c.r~ ~·Jc- Nc O'NEILL M.,. ~u.. / · . '/ . McFAL~O ...... • ,.~,~~w ~ ~~ 9.tXJ No cARTER 41#01. P~ ~ ·"' ~ ROGERS 400/- ~ a....- -vr FLOOD (,S//• ~ ..Q .. .._ J ...... 4~~