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CFA DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD RECIPIENTS Year Public Service Consumer Service Media 1971 Sen. Philip A. Hart Dr. Colston E. Warne 1972 Rep. Leonor K. Sullivan Sidney Margolius 1973 Sen. Warren Magnuson Miles Kirkpatrick 1974 Rep. Wright Patman Erma Angevine E.G. Marshall 1975 Sen. Lee Metcalf Jacob Clayman Consumer Reports Rep. John E. Moss 1976 Sen. Frank Moss Robert & Lola Redford Betty Furness (WNBC- Rep. Leonor Sullivan TV) 1977 Sen. Edward Kennedy Robert Partridge Morton Mintz Rep. Frank Annunzio Gladys Kessler (Washington Post) Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Esther Peterson Michael Conlon (UPI) 1978 Rep. Bob Eckhardt 1979 Sen. Howard Metzenbaum George Meany Stanley Cohen Rep. Abner Mikva (Advertising Age) Sharon King (WBZ-TV) 1980 Sen. John Culver Mike Pertschuk Don Hewitt (60 Minutes) Rep. Parren Mitchell 1981 Sen. Henry Jackson Evelyn Dubrow Lea Thompson Sen. Bob Packwood (NBC/WRC-TV) Rep. Toby Moffett 1982 Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jim Boyle MacNeil-Lehrer Report David Pittle (CPSC) 1983 Sen. Claiborne Pell J. C. Turner Molly Sinclair Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal (Washington Post) Rep. Henry A. Waxman 1984 Sen. Paul E. Tsongas Arnold Mayer Roberta Baskin Rep. John D. Dingell (ABC/WLS-TV) 1985 Sen. Ernest Hollings Alex Radin Ellen Kingsley Rep. James J. Florio (CBS/WDVM-TV) Patricia Bailey (FTC) 1986 Rep. Mary Rose Oakar Joan Claybrook Betsy Ashton (WCBS- Rep. Peter Rodino Kenneth McEldowney TV) 1987 Sen. William Proxmire Jack Sheehan Jane Bryant-Quinn Rep. Don Edwards Joseph Tuchinsky ( Newsweek ) 1988 Sen.. Robert T. Stafford Stewart M. Lee Erin Moriarty (CBS- Rep. James J. Howard News) Rep. Ted S. Weiss 1989 Sen. George J. Mitchell Virginia Citizens Herblock (Washington Rep. Ronald V. Dellums Consumer Council Post) 1990 Sen. Paul Simon Esther K. Shapiro Herb Denenberg Rep. Edward J. Markey (CBS/WCAU-TV) 1991 Sen. Joseph R. Biden, Jr. Massachusetts PIRG Paula Lyons (Good Rep. William H. Gray, III Kenneth S. Kovack Morning America, ABC- TV) 1992 Sen. Tom Harkin Rhoda H. Karpatkin Silvia Gambardella Rep. Jack Brooks (WCCO-TV, Minneapolis, Rep. James A. Leach MN) 1993 Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski Barbara Gregg Andrew Tobias Rep. Henry Gonzalez Alexander Grant (FDA) 1994 Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes Bob Bergland Herb Weisbaum (CBS, Rep. Philip R. Sharp Peggy Charen This Morning) 1995 Vice President Al Gore George E. Myers Elizabeth Crenshaw Sen. Carl Levin Larry Hobart 1996 Sen. Frank Lautenberg Mark Silbergeld Diane Rehm David A. Kessler (FDA) 1997 Sen. Barbara Boxer John J. Sweeney Arnold Diaz Hubert H Humprey, III Elma L. Holder 1998 Sen. Thomas A. Daschle Richard L. D. Morse Bill Moyers Rep. Marcy Kaptur 1999 Sen. Ron Wyden Daniel Schorr Ann Brown (CPSC) Colorado PIRG 2000 Sen. Charles E. Schumer Robert Krughoff Marian Burros Rep. Maxine Waters Arthur Levitt (SEC) 2001 Sen. Paul Wellstone Michael Jacobson Janice Lieberman Robert Pitofsky, FTC Dermot P. Shea 2002 Sen. Richard J. Durbin J. Robert Hunter Rep. John Conyers, Jr. 2003 Sen. John McCain Phyllis Rowe Call for Action Sen. Russell D. Feingold State Rep. Alexander B. Grannis 2004 Rep. Charles B. Rangel NCLC FRONTLINE NY AG Eliot Spitzer Rosemary Shahan 2005 Sen. Richard C. Shelby Walter T. Dartland Michelle Singletary CT AG Richard Carol Tucker Foreman Blumenthal 2006 Sen. Patrick Leahy Pete Crear Caroline Mayer Edmund Mierzwinski 2007 Gov. Kathleen Sebelius Jean Ann Fox Sen. Daniel Akaka Kenneth Harney 2008 Sen. Jack Reed Alan Richardson Rep. Rosa DeLauro Mark Cooper Kathy Kristof 2009 Chairman Sheila Bair James Guest Jean Chatzky 2010 Sen. Christopher Dodd Beth Givens Liz Pulliam Weston Rep. Barney Frank 2011 Rep. Paul Kanjorski James H. Hunt Humberto Cruz .

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