Cabinet-Congress, 1977

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES •

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SENATORS NOT NAMED BY ANY CABINET/ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL AS BEING APPROACHABLE FOR HELP WITH~ ENN~ GY . OR OTHER LEGISLATIVE MATTERS ~~. . "'/~~

e~jt -tJt , Republican, Oklahoma '~I/.~(+ \ C. Curtis Republican, Nevada

R. Dole Republican, Kansas

J. Garn Republican, Utah

Republican, Wyoming

Republican, Oregon /~O'(c..,,~. . Republica~, Indiana I

II J. MCClure)- ,,--f. o Republican, Idaho (~ l'c.<.- - ~ "-~ f' . B. Packwood - RepUbl~egon I J. Pearson - Republican, Kansas I

\ R. Stafford - Republican, Vermont

J. Tower - Republican, Texas . Energy & Natural (~)~ , Republican, Connectlcut( Resources Cmte.) M. Young - Republican, North Dakota I i I I J. Glenn Democrat, Ohio I i ~. Johnson)- Democrat, La. (Energy & Natural Resources) i Ji.. ~ I ~kY- Democrat, Nebraska

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WcEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON October 6, 1977 ADMINISTRATIVELY CONFIDENTIAL

TO: FRANK MOORE

FROM: LES FRANCIS

SUBJECT: Analysis of Senate and House Votes on Key Issues

INTRODUCTION

We have completed our second analysis of votes in the House and have done our first analysis of the Senate.

In determining levels of support for the Administration's programs in the Senate, we have identified, and used as the basis for our analysis, 27 key votes (see Appendix A). In the House, we have used 34 key votes (see Appendix B). I believe the votes used cover a sufficiently broad range of issues so that the analysis is not exaggerated in either a "conservative" or "liberal" direction.

SENATE

Using the Democratic National Committee's delineation of regions, levels of support for the Administration's program in the Senate are as follows (see Appendix C for states by regions):

REGION DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS

Mid-Atlantic: R4.3% 63.4% Northeast: 82.0% 60.5% Mid-Industrial: 79.6% 50.1% Plains: 77.2% 38,.3% Far West: 73.8% 28.5% Northwest: 71.5% 48.1% Sou t hwe s t e 62.8% 27,3% I Southeast: 62.1% 38.1% I I Of particular interest here is that, insofar as the U. S. I Senate is concerned, the Administration fares much better I I among Senators from the "Frostbelt" than it does among I those representing the "Sunbelt". I

Also, of no minor significance is the fact that Republicans in the Senate from the Northeast and Mid-AtJ.antic have been

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as supportive of our programs as have Democrats from the Southeast and Southwest.

Among all Senate Democrats, the Administration has enjoyed a level of support of 72.9%. Among Republicans the equiv- alent figure is 44.2%.

Individual Senators who have consistently supported us are:

NAME STATE % FAVORABLE

Dick Clark Iowa 92.0 Edward Kennedy Massachusetts 91.7 Joseph Biden Delaware 91.3 Alan Cranston California 91.3 Gary Hart Colorado 88.5 Wendell Anderson Minnesota 87.5 Hubert Humphrey Minnesota 87.0 Claiborne Pell Rhode Island 87.0 Floyd Haskell Colorado 85.0 Birch Bayh Indiana 84.6 John Culver Iowa 84.0 Abraham Ribicoff Connecticut 84.0 Edmund Muskie Maine 83.3 Thomas McIntyre New Hampshire 82.6 Daniel Inouye Hawaii 81.8 Howard Metzenbaum Ohio 81.5 John Durkin New Hampshire 80.8 Paul Sarbanes Maryland 80.8 Harrison Williams New Jersey 80.8 Dale Bumpers Arkansas 80.0 Adlai Stevenson Illinois 80.0

Of interest here is the fact that most of those Senators who have scored at 80% or better, are among those most often characterized as "liberal."

No Republicans reached the 80% level, and only two surpassed 70% (Mathias: 75% and Hatfield: 72.7%).

At the opposite end of the spectrum, lowest levels of support have been forthcoming from Republicans, with John Tower "scoring" the least number of favorable votes -- four out of 24, or 16.7%. The Democrat with the lowest percentage of votes in support of the Administration is Robert Morgan, North Carolina, at 41.7%. Other Democrats with relatively low percentages are; - - ..... ,~------

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NAME STATE PERCENTAGE

Harry Byrd Virginia 50.0% James Allen Alabama 48.1% Herman Talmadge Georgia 47.8% Ernest Hollings South Carolina 45.8%

Finally, Majority Leader Robert Byrd has voted in support of the Administration's position 20 out of 26 times; his level of support is 76.9%.

A complete listing of the Senate is found at Appendix D.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Support for the Administration's legislative program by region and party appears below:

REGION DEMOCRATS REPUBLICANS

Northeast: 81.4% 44.1% Far West: 78.8% 16.9% Mid-Atlantic: 77.5% 35.9% Mid-Industrial: 76.6% 28.6% Northwest: 76.2% 22.5% Plains: 72.7% 21. 3% Southeast: 54.3% 19.7% Southwest: 39.3% 16.3%

As in the Senate, we find that House Democrats from the industrial Northeast and Midwest are generally more sup- portive of the Administration than are so-called "Sunbelt" Democrats. However, Democrats in the Far West have ex- hibited a slightly higher degree of support than have their counterparts in the Senate. We also find that House Republicans from the Northeast are more supportive of our efforts than are Democrats from the Southwest.

However, House Democrats have not been as supportive of our positions as have been Senate Democrats (Senate Democrats = 72.9%; House Democrats = 68.2%); and Senate Republicans have been less negative than House Republicans (Senate Republicans = 44.2%; House Republicans = 27.1%).

Viewing the House in terms of seniority or class (with "class" defined as a group entering the House in a particular year) shows some interesting differences. - - .------..----'

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The Democratic class that has voted most consistently in \ accord with the Administration are those of the 84th Congress, who first served in 1955. The average among this group is 80.8%. The individual percentages follow:

NAME STATE % FAVORABLE

B. F. Sisk California 62.5 Frank Thompson New Jersey 96.2 Charles Vanik Ohio 80.0 Jim Wright Texas 79.4 Thomas Ashley Ohio 88.2 Charles Diggs Michigan 84.0 John Dingell Michigan 82.4 Dante Fascell Florida 91.2 Henry Reuss Wisconsin 84.8 Paul Rogers Florida 58.8

The Democratic class that swept into the House on Lyndon Johnson's coattails in 1964 (the 89th Congress) shows a I I slightly higher than average level of support at 69.0%. I By way of contrast, the so-called "Watergate babies" of i the 94th Congress have demonstrated a relatively high de- I gree of support at 72.3%. Democrats first elected in 1976 i I

are at 66.1%. Democratic Representatives who have shown 1 the highest degree of support on the 34 key votes are: I I NAME STATE % FAVORABLE

Richard Bolling Missouri 96.9 Jim Corman California 96.7 Frank Thompson New Jersey 96.2 Don Edwards California 94.1 Jonathan Bingham New York 94.1 Daniel Akaka Hawaii 93.9 Peter Rodino New Jersey 93.9 Fred Richmond New York 93.5 John Seiberling Ohio 93.5 Bob Eckhardt Texas 93.5 Tom Downey New York 93.3 Michael Harrington Massachusetts 93.3 Parren Mitchell Maryland 93.3 Don Fraser Minnesota 93.1 George Brown California 93.1 John Brademas Indiana 93.1 Matt McHugh New York 92.9 Ned Pattison New York 91.2 Dante Fascell Florida 91. 2 James Florio New Jersey 90.9 -5 -

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Mo Udall Arizona 90.9 Helen Meyner New Jersey 90.9 Henry Waxman California 90.9 Bob Edgar Pennsylvania 90.6 William Moorhead Pennsylvania 90.6

At the other end of the scale are those Democrats who have been least supportive of our position on key issues. In descending order they are:

NAME STATE % SUPPORT

Dawson Mathis Georgia 32.3 Richard White Texas 29.4 John Breaux Louisiana 28.6 Thomas Huckaby Louisiana 26.5 William Nichols Alabama 24.1 Richard Ichord Missouri 24.1 James Jones Oklahoma 23.5 George Mahon Texas 23.5 Wes Watkins Oklahoma 22.6 Sonny Montgomery Mississippi 21.9 Sam Hall Texas 21.9 Jack Flynt Georgia 21.2 Bill Chappell Florida 20.7 Glenn English Oklahoma 20.6 Bob Stump Arizona 15.6 Orner Burleson Texas 14.7 Dan Daniel Virginia 14.7 >Ray Roberts Texas 14.7 Joel Waggoner Louisiana 14.3 Harold Runnels New Mexico 13.8 David Satterfield Virginia 12.1 Larry McDonald Georgia 11.8 Robert Poage Texas 9.5 Dale Milford Texas 4.3

The Administration has enjoyed a fairly high degree of support from a small but hardy band of House Republicans. The "Top Ten" from the GOP are:

NA.~E STATE % SUPPORT Charles Whalen Ohio 87.9 Stewart MCKinney Connecticut 80.0 Silvio Conte Massachusetts 73.5 Jim Jeffords Vermont (,5.5 - ( - 6 -

% SUPPORT ! NAME STATE

Hamilton Fish New York 64.5 Millicent Fenwick New Jersey 63.6 Pete McCloskey California 63.6 Matt Rinaldo New Jersey 58.8 Mewton Steers Maryland 58.3 Joseph McDade Pennsylvania 56.3

Republicans who have been most negative on our legislative program, in descending order, are:

NAME STATE % SUPPORT

James Edwards Oklahoma 8.8 Charles Grassley Iowa 8.8 Bud Shuster Pennsylvania 8.8 Robert Dornan California 7.1 Jack Cunningham Washington 6.7 George Hansen Idaho 6.5 John Rousselot California 6.1 Carlos Moorhead California 5.9 John Myers Ihdiana 3.6 Steve Symms Idaho 3.4

(A complete list of House Members is found at Appendix E.)

CONCLUSIONS

Generally speaking, the Administration receives its strongest support -- in both the House and Senate -- from Democrats in the industrial Midwest to northeast areas of the country; in addition, Democrats from the Far West are also supportive.

Our weakest areas among Democrats are the Southeast and Southwest, with the latter being a particularly sever sit- uation (62.8% in the senate and only 39.3% in the House). Republicans from the Northeast have been more supportive than have their Democratic colleagues from the Southwest. Ad- mittedly, the concentration on energy legislation this session has adversely affected our standing among Southwesterners but opposition from that delegation has cut across virtually every important issue during the first session of the 95th Congress.

Contrary to earlier speculation, the Administration has enjoyed considerable support from individual Senators and B Congresspersons usually regarded as "liberal , - - .. --~------.--..--

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And, while the Senate has been less than enthusiastic about the Administration's energy posture during the past few weeks, negative feelings have not been as apparent on other issues. Senate Democrats and Republicans have cast a higher percentage of favorable votes than have their respective counterparts in the House.

As we develop strategy on key issues during the second session of the 95th, we should be ever mindful of where our natural strength seems to reside as well as where we need to develop increased support. - - . - ,.. ~-.~.. ,- ...--.....•..-, ..... ------

APPENDIX A

KEY V OT E S

S E N ATE ANALYSIS

ROLLNO. DESCRIPTION VOl'E

ROlOY Bell confinnation-AG. Confinnation of Griffin 75-21 B. Bell to be Attorney General. (Yes)

ROll Y Byrd (W.Va)not.ion to table, and thus kill, Allen 48-46 resolution re Presidential Pardon for Vietnam-era draft resisters and evaders. (Yes)

R02l Y Passage of the bill to authorize the President to 91-2 allocate interstate natural gas through April 30, 1977, am to allCM interstate gas sales at un- regulated prices through July 31, 1977. (Yes)

R040Y Passage of the bill to extend for three years the 94-0 President's authority to reorganize agencies in the Executive Branch of the Governrrent. (Yes)

R04l Y Confinnation of Paul C. Warnketo head SALTtalks. 58-40 (Yes)

R045N Jolmston arnendrrentto bar the President fran 65-24 withholding funds appropriated for 19 water projects that the Administration had slated for cancellation. (No)

Rl02 Y Bumpersam Kermedynotion to recarmi t to the Senate 20-74 Finance Oommitteethe tax bill. (Yes)

Rl28 Y Passage of the bill to reduce individual and business 73-7 taxes, simplify taX tables am extend the counter- cyclical assit:c..nceprogran to state and local qoverrmentis, (Yes)

Rl48 Y Passage of tl:e bill to create a cabinet-level 74-10 De:pa.rt:m::ntofEnergy. (Yes)

Rl5l N Johnston amendrrentto permit states to retain 39-51 exclusive jurisdiction over surface mining" (No)

RlS8 Y Melcher (D-r-bnt) amendrrent to revise provisions 58-13 affecting alluvial valley floors to specify that. mining should not. be carried on in those areas ex- cept for undeveloped rangelands unsuitable for fanning. (Yes) - . -. ------~--~------,

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ROLL NO. DESCRIPI'ION VOI'E

Rl59 Y Passage of the bill as amendedto set rnin~ 57-8 mandatory federal standards for strip mining and reclamation of stripped lands. (Yes)

Rl76 Y Muskie amendrrentto retain the existing systan for 70-18 calculating budget authority for housing assistance programs. (Yes)

Rl83 N Stevens substi.tute arrendrrentto the Garn (R-Ut) 33-61

amendrrent, to allow state governments to pennit I Class I and Class II areas to exceed pollution I I levels for 18 days in a year. (No) I I I

Rl84 Y Baker substitute amendrrent,to the Riegel-Griffin 56-38 I amendIrent, to maintain current emission standards. I I

(Yes) I I R275Y Bumpersamendmentto further reduce the funding of 38-49 the Clinch River Project. (Yes)

R293Y S.9, outer COntinental Shelf Lands - Final Passage. 60-18 Mana.geoil and gas reserves on OCS,authority to explore drilling to determine OCSvalues prior to leasing. (Yesj

R297Y HR7933, Defense Deparbnent Appropriations, FY 78. 59-36 Stennis amendmentto delete funds for production of B-1 Bamber. (Yes)

R308N Bumpersmotion to recarmit COnferencereport with 43-53 instructions that Senate Conferees reconsider pro- visions dealing with surface owner protection. (No)

R310N Chafee arrendmentto delete provisions prohibiting 41-49 the government fran re-reading X-rays subnitted by black-lung cJ.ainants. (N)

R316N Hatfield amendment;touse federal tax revenues to 37-56 pay part of costs of Senate primary elections. (No)

R317Y Byrd (W.Va)rrotion to invoke cloture on bill 49-45 permitting use of federal tax revenues to help pay for Senate general election campaigns. (Yes)

R327Y Senate ruling on Cannonpoint of order that the 53-43 Packwoodamendmentto increase Lncomet.ax CI edits for political contributions to Houseand Ser~te can- didates was unconstitutional and infringed on the prerogatives of the House. (Yes) - .~. --..-~~------

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ROLLNO. DESCRIPI'IOO VOI'E

R331 N Bentsen amendmentto limit the jurisdiction of the 45-51 AnnyCorps of Engineers over dredging and filling activities in waters and wetlands. (~)

R334 N Allen motion to table, and thus kill, the Kennedy 59-36 amendmentmakingthe USDistrict Court of Appeals for D.C. the only judicial court to review EPA actions in issuing national standards and regu- lations. (No)

R336 Y Schweiker substitute notion that the Senate recede 34-59 and concur in Houseamendmentto bar use of federal funds for abortions except whenmother's life is in danger. (Yes)

R341 Y Adoption of Senate ccmnittee arrendrrentdeleting House 47-29 language prohibiting use of any funds in bill for in- direct U.s. assistance to Uganda, Cam1::x:xlia,Laosor Vietnam. (Yes)

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APPENDIX B

KEY VOTES

H 0 USE ANALYSIS

ROLL NO. DESCRIPl'ION VOI'E

ROll Y Authorizes the President to declare natural gas 336-82 emergencywhere severe natural gas shortages threa.ten the supply of natural gas for high priority uses in areas of the US. (Yes)

R026 Y Sets forth the COngressional budget for the U.S. 239-169 Goverrunentfor the fiscal year 1977. (Yes)

R028 Y Rejected an ~..n.drrent in the nature of a substitute 187-201 that sought to allocate funds: 65% to all states based on the average numberof unemployed,and 35% to those states where unanploymentis 6.5% or above. (Yes)

R042 N Chappell amendmentto cammittee amendmentrestoring 161-252 $371million for long lead-time funding of a Nimitz class nuclear carrier. (No)

R056 N Conable rrotion to recarmit to carmi.ttee with 194-219 instructions to delete Title I. (No)

R070 Y .AmendsUNParticipation Act of 1945 regarding 250-146 irnI:ortation of Rhode~i?nchrane. (Yes) 1 I

1 \ " I Rl06 N Reorganization authority substitute to require House 87-329 1 ! and Senate to pass approval of reorganization plans. I (No) I I I I Rl07 Y Permits President to submit plan to Congress to 395-22 I I reorganize any Executive agency for the purpose of I improving functioning of the Executive Branch. (Yes) I 1

1 I Rl34 Y Authorizes Governor of International Bankfor 194-156 I I Reconstruction and Developrent to increase number I 1 of shares in authorized capital stock of bank, (Yes) I I I Rl62 Y .Amendmenttoreduce expenditures by $100million for 143-252 I I certain water projects. (Yes) I I R265 N .Amendmentthatprohibits the intimidation or coercion 229-168 of any federal employeeregarding political activity by any employeeorganization. (No) - - • . --_.-....._.._ .....__ .-\ I I APPllIDIX B PAGE'IW)

ROLL NO. DESCRIPTION VOI'E

R289Y Preyer substitute for Dingell amendmentfor Title II 190-202 (Clean Air Act) • (Yes)

R290N Agreed to arrendTitle II, relating to pollution from 255-139 nobile sources that extends auto eni.ssion standards, allows higher standards. (No)

R298N An arrendmentthat sought to establish an independent 87-277 national energy board responsible for energy pricing. (No)

R299N Amendmentthat strikes the Secretary's authority to 236-119 regulate the wellhead price of natural gas and gives that power to the Federal Energy Regulatory Ccmnission. (No)

R30l N An amendmentthat provides for Congressional veto of 200-125 rules and regulations pranulgated by the Dep:rrtment of Energy. (No)

R304N Agreed to an arrendmentthat terminates the 202-126 provisions of the Act to establish a Department of Energy on December31, 1982. (No)

R3l5 Y Amerrlrnentto clarify a previously adopte:l arrendment 266-139 so it would not be construed as prohibiting any activity by anployee organizations which is not now prohibited or to permit any activity not nowper- mitted. (Yes)

R3l9 Y Restores to ferleral civilian and postal service 244-164 enployees their right to participate voluntarily as private cd.t.i.zensin the political processes. (Yes)

R338Y Rejected amendrrent;that sooght to tenninate funding 194-218 for 16 of the recatmended water projects and to provide only partial funding for the Bormevill project. (Yes)

R365N Amendrrentto fo.reign assistance awropriations 295-115 prohibi ts the use of any funds for irrlirect as- sistance to Uganda, carntx::x:iia,'Laosor Vietnam. (No)

R423Y Final passage of HR4287, Federal Mine Saf'e+y and 244-88 Health Act of 1~n7. (Yes) - - •.. --.------r

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ROLL NO. DESQUPTION VOI'E

R444 N Rejected an amendrrentthat sought to set the payment 183-230 limitation on wheat, feed grains, rice and upland cotton at the current level of $20,000 through 1981. (No)

R453 N Rejected an amendmentto the arrerrlIrentin the nature 141-223 of a substitute that sought to provide that the Secretary shall establish, maintain and dispose of a grain reserve of up to 35 million tons. (No)

R472 N Rejected an arrerrlmentto the food stamp substitute 159-255 that sought to pennit the Secretary to implement additional pilot projects involving the perfonnance of work in return for food stamps if requested. by State agencies. (No)

R499N Amendmenttoderegulate newnatural gas, set interim 199-227 and national ceiling prices until 1982, ban cur- tailment for certain farm uses, and provide for al- location of pipeline costs. (No)

RS05N Jones amendrrentto pennit oil and gas producers to 198-223 recover a portion of their crude oil equalization taxes if they makeadditional investments in ex- ploration activities. (No)

RS06N Amendmentprovidesfor transfer of revenues 190-226 collected during 1978 fran the crude oil equalization t.ax to the Social Security trust fund. (No)

RS09Y A carmittee amendment;thatdeletes an exe..mption 221-198 from the oil and gas users tax provided newplants that are exempt.edfromthe coal conversion program. (Yes)

RS12N Rejected a rrotion to recarrnit the bill to the Ad 203-219 Hoc Ccrrmi,ttee on Energywith instructions to report it back forth",.;ith containing an arrendmentthat sought to delete the crude oil equalization tax. (No)

RS13Y Final passage of HR 8444 establishing a canprehensive 244-177 national energy policy. (Yes)

R546N An arrerrlIrentthat strikes out minimumwage indexing 223-193 language, am u;tab1ishes the minirrn:anwageat $2.65 for 1978, $2.85 for 1979, and $3.05 for 1980. (No) - -. ------••------II~--_.

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ROLL NO. DESCRIPTION VOl'E R551 N An amendmentthat would pennit anployers to pay a 210-211 sub-m.:inirm.Im wage (85%of the minimumwage) to youths under age 19 for the first six months of employmmt. (No)

R569 Y An amendmentthat sought to reduce funding level 162-246 for the Clinch River Breeder Reactor by $75 million to delay construction for one year. (Yes) - - .~------

APPENDIX C

STATES AND REGIONS

REGION: FAR W EST STATES: HAWAII, NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 50 -- 78.8%(0) 16.9%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 8 -- 73.8%(0) 28.5%(R)

REGION: SOU T H W EST

STATES: OKLAHOMA, NEW MEXICO, TEXAS, ARKANSAS, LOUISIANA

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 43 -- 39.3%(0) 16.3%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 10 -- 62.8%(0) 27.3%(R)

REGION: NOR T H W EST

STATES: WASHINGTON, OREGON, ALASKA, IDAHO

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 14 -- 76.2%(0) 22.5%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 8 -- 71.5%(0) 48.1%(R)

REGION: P L A INS

STATES: UTAH, SOUTH DAKOTA, NORTH DAKOTA, MONTANA, WYOMING, COLORADO, KANSAS, NEBRASKA, MISSOURI, IOWA

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 37 72.7%(0) 21.3%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 20 77.2%(0) 38.3%(R)

REGION: SOU THE A S T

STATES: h~ST VIRGINIA, TENNESSEE, NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALABAMA, MISSISSIPPI, GEORGIA, FLORIDA, VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 83 54.3%(0) 19.7%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 20 -- 62.1% (D) 38.1%(R) - - ~--,------,--

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REGION: MID - A T L ANT I C STATES: NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, DELAWARE

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 49 -- 77.5%(D) 3s.9%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 8 -- 84.3%(D) 63.4%(R) ------

REGION: N 0 R T HEAST

STATES: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE, VERMONT, MASSACHUSETTS, RHODE ISLAND, CONNECTICUT, NEW YORK

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 64 -- 81.4%(D) 44.1%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 14 -- 82.0%(D) 60.s%(R)

REGION: MID - I N D U S T R I A L

STATES: INDIANA, ILLINOIS, MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, MICHIGAN, OHIO

NO. OF REPRESENTATIVES: 95 76.6%(D) 28.6%(R) NO. OF SENATORS: 12 79.6%(D) sO.I%(R) - ---,------.- . - , \ i APPENDIX D 0' f ·..it~- bH . ..t•.. ••• ~ __ .~ .•..-'·,;'iI··••• t.- 1.~"-.'~ .4' ,- ·oke-' h oft'· SENATE - VOTING RECORDS ocr 06, 1977 1

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ABOUREZK 0 SO 15 19 78.9 ALLEN 0 AL 13 27 48.1 I ANDERSON 0 MN 21 24 87.5 I BAKER R TN 12 24 50.0 I R I BARTLETT OK 4 19 :n .1 I BAYH 0 IN 22.. 26 84.6_ I BELLI10N R OK J 23 30.4 I I BE~~'l'SEN 0 TX 15 25 60.0 I BIDEN 0 DE 21 23 91.3 BROOKE R MA 16 25 64.0 BU~lPERS 0 AR 20 25 80.0 BURDICK 0 NO 16 26 61.5 BYRD (VA) 0 VA 13 26 50.0 BYRD (WV) 0 WV 20 26 76.9 CANNON 0 NV 12 23 52.2 CASE R NJ 16 25 64.0 CHAFEE R RI 16 23 69.6 CHILES 0 FL 18 26 69.2 CHURCH 0 10 19 25 76.0 CLARK 0 IA 23 25 92.0 CRANSTON 0 CA 21 23 91.3 CULVER 0 IA 21 25 84.0 t • CURTIS R NB 8 24 33.3 DANfORTH R NO l4 26 53.8 OECONCINI 0 AZ 16 23 69.6 DOLE R KS 8 24 33.3 DOMENICI R NM 11 26 42.3 DURKIN D NH 21 26 80.8 EAGELTON D HO 18 25 72.0 EASTLAND D HS 13 22 59.1 FORD D KY 19 26 73 .1 '.. GARN R UT J 25 28.0 GLENN 0 OH 19· 26 73.1 GOLDWATER R AZ 6 22 27.3 GRAVEL D AK 16 24 66.7 GRIFFIN R HI 10 21 47.6 HANSEN R WY 8 27 29.6 HART 0 CO 23 26 88.5 HASKELL D CO 17.. 20 85.0 HATCH R UT I 26 26.9 HATFIELD R OR 16 22 72.7 HATHAWAY 0 ME 19 ·24 79.2 HAYAKAWA R CA 6 24 25.0 HEINZ R PA 17 25 68.0 HELNS R NC 9 27 33.3 HOLLINGS 0 SC 11 24 45.8 HUDDLESTON D KY 18 26 69.2 HU~PHREY 0 MN 20 23 87.0 INOUYE 0 HI 18 22 81.8 JACKSON 0 W.l\ 20 2i 74.1 JAVITS R NY 16 24 66.7 JOHNSTON 0 LA 13 22 59.1 KENNEDY 0 MA 22 24 91.7 LAXALT R NV 8 24 33.3 LEAHY 0 VT 16 22 i2.7 LONG 0 LA 12 23 52.2 LUGAR R IN 9 26 34.6 MAGNUSON 0 WA 1B 26 69.2 MATHIAS R MO 15 20 75.0

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LNMI PARTY STATE FAV TOT PERCENT 0 , MATSUNAGA 0 'HI 20 27 74.1 0 0 NCCLELLAN AR 5 8 62.5 MCCLURE R ID 9 23 39.1 r-lCGOVERN 0 SO 15 20 75.0 :-~CINTYRE 0 0 NH 19 23 82.6 ~lF.:LCHER 0 ~tT 17 24 70.8 ~lETCALF 0 MT 18 23 78.3 0 ~:E'l'ZENBAUM 0 OH 22 2;- 81.5 ~tORGAN 0 NC 10 24 41.7 NOYNIHAN 0 NY 20 26 76.9 NUSKIE: 0 ME 20 24 83.3 o NELSON 0 WI 20 27 74.1 NUNN 0 GA 15 26 57.7 PACKWOOD 0 R OR 11 25 44.0 PEARSON ,R KS 14 23 60.9 PE:LL 0 RI 20 23 87.0 0 PERCY R IL 15 22 68.2 PROXHIRE D WI 21 27 77.8 RANDOLPH 0 WV 20 27 74.1 RIBICOFF 0 CT 21 25 84.0 ~, RIEGLE D MI 17 24 70.8 ROTH R DE 14 26 53.8' Q. SA~}jl\NES D l1D 21 26 80.8 SASSER D TN 18...... 26 69.2 SCHt-UTT R NM I 27 25.9 0 SCH\'lEIKER R PA 14 25 56.0 SCOTT R VA 6 26 23.1 SPARKMAN D AL 15 19 78.9 e STAFFORD R VT 13 23 56.5 STENNIS 0 MS 12 21 57.1 STEVENS R AI< 8 22 36.4 G STEVENSON 0 IL 20 25 80.0 STONE D FL 18 24 75.0 TALMADGE 0 GA 11 23 47.8 C THURMOND R SC 11 24 45.8 TOWER R TX 4 24 16.7 WALLOP R WY 10 27 37.0 €) WEIKER R CT 11 24 45.8 WILLIAMS 0 NJ 21 26 80.8' YOUNG R NO 10 24 41.7 0 ZORINSKY 0 NB 17 27 63.0

0 I ., e • • , .. _ ..•..._--, .•. I .• _~ - -- - -.--.- - .--.--- - - I ~'.' APPENDIX E 1I0USE OF REPRESENTATIVr-:S VOTING RECORDS • OCT 06, 19-:'7 1 • LNAM PARTY STATE FAV TOT PERCENT ABD~OR R SD 4 32 12.5 ADDA:lBO D NY 24 30 80.0 • AKAK.~ D HI 31 33 93.9 ALEXANDER D AR 19 31 61.3 ALLEN D TN 20 33 60.6 11.:-1 t3 RO D NY 28 33 84.8 - Ml~!ER!>lAN D PA 28 33 84.8 ANDERSON (CA) D CA 26 34 ;6.5 •• ANDERSON (IL) R IL 12 28 42.9 ANDREI'lS (NC) D NC 16 30 53.3 e ANDREt~S (ND) R NO 9 32 28.1 Ml~U~ZIO D I[, 26 34 76.5 APPLEGATE D on 23.. 34 67.6 Q ARCIIER R TX I 33 21.2 • AR:

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LLOYD (TN) D TN 16 34 47.1 e LONG (LA) D LA 15 32 '46.9 LONG (ND) D MD 18 33 54.5 LO'fT R HS 5 32 15.6 LUJAN R NM 3 28 10.7 " LUKEN D OH 20 31 64.5 LUNDINE D NY 25 31 80.6 G HADIGAN R IL 14 32 43.8 NAGUIRE D NJ 30 34 88.2 ~IAHON D TX 8 34 23.5 C· r'lANN D SC 13 30 43.3 HARKEY D HA' 29 34 85.3 HARKS R PA 16 34 47.1 ~ NARLENEE R MT 8 30 26.7 • l·iARRIO'fT R UT 4 34 11.8 l"lARTIN R NC 8 34 23.5 0 HATHIS D GA 10 31 32.3 1-1ATTOX D TX 20 33 60.6 NAZZOLI D I

'" OP'l'IONAI. ,.OR •• _ •• e DETE~Mli'tEiJ T( -;:~ ADMINISTRATIVE / .IU,"V '.7a EDITION '.3 •• " •. _R ,., CP'RI ,e,." .• i.//~_, DATE / - 2 Mld1i

TO :Hamilton Jordan DATE: October 17, 1977 Assistant to the President

~ :Terry Adamson \l~~pecial Assistant to the Attorney General

SUBJECT:

Pursuant to the request in today's Cabinet meeting, Judge Bell gave me the attached list of Senators to forward to you.

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THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON

October 17, 1977

MEMORANDUM TO: Hamilton Jordan

FROM: Cecil D. Andrus

Please find listed below members of Congress with whom I might have some influence:

SENATORS: R~ESENTATIVES:

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~r¢ton ~v // J)1tevens Roncalio

/Anderson ~ ~s ~ r:vaskell ~gas

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

October 17, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR: HAMILTON JORDAN

FROM: ZBIGNIEW BRZEZINSKI ~,

With reference to the President's request, here is a list of my congressional "friends. " Senators Congressmen

Metzenba~/ Bradema~ CulverV / AndersonV" Cranstonv'" SOlarv Bingham....,...... , Muskie~ ./ .Mathias~ DonZablocki Frase. ~ _ PercyV~ JavitsV . ./ Wm. RothV

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ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMI-'lENTS COMMITTEES J .Abourezk S. Dak. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Energy & Natural Bob Bergland,Ag. "personal basis" Resources-3sub- Carol Foreman, committees; also Asst.Secy.,Ag. "personal basis" Budget; Judiciary; Indian Affairs

. . ,( ------J. B. Allen Alabama (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Agriculture, ~ut- John White, Deputy "personal basis" rition & Forestry- Secy., Ag. Subcmt7.~n R~ral Electrlflcatlon; also Judiciary; Rules & Administration; Jt/ Cmte.Printing ~~~~~:~~:---~~~~~~~~-----c~~ii-A;;d~~S~SeCy:----iisorne-InfIuence"i1------:------~--· of Interior Armed Servlces; . Cy Vance, State "p~rsonal basis" Environment & Public Hale Champion,Under Works-3 subcmtes; Secy.,HEW "well known~ also ______~~~_~~~g:!C!.12<;!!.._~g:!."eersonal basis' Budget . ------~. Baker Tenn. (R) J C I'f ------~---'" .', ------. a 1 ano,HEW "well Known" Mlnorlty Leader A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Environment & Cy Vance, State Public Works; 3 "personal basis" subcmtes.; also;

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,ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES D. Bartlett Okla. (R) Energy & Natural Resources-3 sub- cmtesi also Armed Servicesi Indian Affairsi Small Business 'i~"'''' ---~--~~----:------Birch Bayh Ind. (D) P. Harris, HUD "social" as well as Appropriations- business relationship 5 subcmtes. Chair.subcmte. A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Brock ~dams,DOT :personal relationship"on Transportationi J. Callfano,HEW well known" ~lso Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Judiciary; Andy Young, UN "personal relationship"select Cmte. on . Intelligence ------~------H. Bellmon Okla. (R) John White,Deputy "personal basis" Agriculture, Nutrition Secy.,Ag. & Forestry-3 subcmtesi Howard Hjort, Dir., "personal basis" also .. 5 Economics ,Policy Approprlatlons- Analysis &Budget,Ag. subcmtes; Budget

------K------.L. Bentsen Texas (D) ~::~?Btg~~fit~2; ::B~f~gR~! f~!~t!8R~~ip" Environment & ,Publi~ Secy. Treasury Works-3 subcmtes; Bob Strauss,SRTN "very good" also A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Finance; John White, Deputy "personal basis" Joint Economic-2 Secy. ,Ag. - subcmtes~. ------_. J. Biden Del. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" - Budgeti Foreign Relatians-3 sub~ cmtesi also

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES E. Brooke Mass. (R) Hale Champion, "well known" Deputy Sec. ,HEW Appropriations- 6 subcmtes; Pat Harris, HUD "social" as well also as business Banking,Housing Andy Young, UN "personal relationship& Urban Affairs; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" gelect Cmte. on Aging; Select Crnte. on Standards & Conduct; Joint Cmte. on Defense Production

Dale Bumpers Ark. (D) Cecil Andrus,Secy. "some influence" Energy & Natural Interior Resources-3 sub- Rav Marshall. Labor "can be helpful" cmt.e s'r also Jbnn-~l~,~eputy "personal basis" d'. ~__~ Secy., Ag. e ~ Arme SerVlces- _ •• _ ~ __ e Carol Freeman,Ag. " ersonal basi" 3 subcmtes. ", Q. Burdick N.D. (D) Bob Bergland, A "ers lb'" Environment & Public g. p ona aS1S Works-II subcmtes; J.Kreps, Commerce "close relationship" also Appropriations-S subcmtes. ------Harry Byrd Va. (I) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Armed Serv,ices-3 '\ subcmtes; also Finance-3 subcmtes.

R.------~------Byrd W. Va. (D) Bob Strauss,SRTN "good" Majority Leader Appropriations- 5 subcmtes; also Judiciary-3 sub- cmtes; Rules & Administration-' Chair,subcmte. on ~ •...•• ~! __ 1"'\ •.•. , __ Ct __ Page~

CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS SENATOR'S COMMENTS ;ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS COMMITTEES H. Cannon Nev. (D) Brock Adams, DOT "personal relation- Armed Services-3 ship" subcmtes; Commerce, Science & Transportation- 3 subcmtes; Rules & Adminis- tration-Chairman a l.so Joint Cmte. on The Library; Joint Cmte. on Printing, Chairman

C. Case N. J. (R) Cy Vance "personal basis" Appropriations-6 subcmtes; also Foreign Relations- 3 subcmtes; Joint Cmte. on Atomic Energy-4 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Intelligence

J. Chafee R. I. (R) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Environment & Public Works-3 Cy Vance , State "personal basis" subcmtes; also Human Resources- 3 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Intelligence

L. Chiles Fla. (D) J. Janis, Under "social" as well Appropriations- Secy. HUD as business 6 subcmtes; John White, Dep.Ag. "personal basis" also Budget; 'Governmerital Jim MyIntyre,OMB -"personal basis" Affairs-3,. subcmtes; ·.------..~•-... -.-- .. - ._ _ " __ ._----. ------;.---.--.--- •..- -..:....--.- ..~.•----.---. ~-.

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CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS COMMENTS ,ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMITTEES F. Church Idaho (D) W.M. Blumental, Secy. "fi::tendly,prof- Treasury essional relations" Energy & Natural Resources-2 sub- Cecil Andrus, Secy. "some influence" cmtes--Chair of Interior subcmte.Energy _ Research & Devl.; Cy Vance "personal basis" also Foreign Relations- '3 subcmtes; Special Cmte. on Aging- Chairman

R. Clark Iowa (D) Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Agricultre,Nutrition Howard Hjort,Dir., .& Forestry-3 sub- Economics, Policy "personal basis" cmtes; also Planning & Budget,Ag. Foreign Relations-3 Ray Marshall, Labor "can be he~pful" subcmtes; Rules & Administra- Amb. Young,UN "personal relation- tion. ______Cy Vance, State "personal ba2i2~ ship~ Agin~-6 subcmtes. . _

A. Cranston Calif. (D) Cecil Andrus, Secy. "some influence" Majority Whip Interior Andy Young, UN "personal ielation~ Banking,Housing & W.M. Blumenthal,Secy. "friendly, prof- Urban Affairs -3 '> Treasury essional relations" subcmtes;' also '. z. Brzezinski,NSC Budget; "friendly" Human Resources- 3 subcmtes; Hale Champion, Depty. "well known" Veterans Affairs- Secy., HEW b Ray Marshall, La or "can be helpful" 2 subcmtes. P. Harris, Secy.,HUD "social" as well as business Cy Vance, State "personal basis" ------~------~-. It' ------:....----_._-_._. __ ._-_._----_ .._--_ ..

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES J. Culver Iowa (D) J. Califano, Secy. "personal friend" HEW Armed Services-3 Andy Young, UN "personal relationShipBubcmtes; also z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" Environment & Public Works-3 W.M. Blumental,Secy. "close, personal subcmtes; Treasury relations" Judiciary-3 . subcmtes· Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal baslS" . I• Brock Adams,DOT "personal relatl0nshlP2. . Sfuallb Buslness-t su cm es. ------_. C. Curtis Nev. (R) Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 subcmtes; also Finance-3 subcmtes. ------J. Danforth Mo. (R) A. G~ Griffin Bell "good" Commerce,Science & J. Califano, Secy.HEW "personal friend" Transportation-3 subcmtes. ; also Finance-3 sub- cmtes; Governmental Affairs- 3 subcmtees. ------D. DeConcini Ariz. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Appropriations-5 Alex Mecure,Asst.Secy. "personal basis" subcmtes; also Ag. Judiciary-3 Brock Adams, DOT subcmtes; "personal relation- Special Cmte.· on .ship" Aging ------~. ------~.- .~--.- _._------.----~------'------_ .. _.__ .. - - --_.-

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CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS SENATOR'S COMMENTS SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS COMMITTEES R. Dole Kansas(R) Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 subcmtes; also Budget; Finance-3 subcmtes; Nutrition & Human Needs

P. Domenici N. Mex.(R) J. Califano, Secy. "well known" Budget; HEW Ertergy & Natural Brock Adams, DOT "personal relation- Resources-2 ship~ subcmtes; Environment & Public Works- 3 subcmtes. ------J. Durkin N.H. (D ) Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" Commerce ,Science Brock Adams, DOT "pe~sonal relations" & Transporation-3 subcmtes; also Energy & Natura~

Resources-3 sub- t~ cmtes; , Veterans 'Affairs- 2 subcmtes. ------~-~-.

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES T. Eagleton (D) Mo. J. Califano,Secy. "personal friend" Appropriations-S HEW subcmtes; Governmental Affairs- Bob Bergland,Ag. "personal basis" 3 subcmtes; Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" Human Resources- Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" 3 subcmtes. ------J.Eastland Miss. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" President-pro tern

Agriculture ,Nutrition Forestry -3 sub- cmtes; also Judiciary-Chairman; 4 subcmtes.

------W. Ford Ky. ~D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Commerce, Science Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" & Transportation-3 subcmtes; Energy and Natural Resources-2 subcmtes-Vice Chair,subcmte. on Energy Prouduction . & Supply ------J. Garn Utah (R) Armed Services-3 subcmtes; Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on on Intelligence. ------_.' _ ••• w _. •• • ------•••-- •••. -.-.- •• -_.-

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CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS SENATOR'S COMMENTS SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS COMMITTEES J. Glenn Ohio{D) Aging; Foreign Relations- 3 subcmtes; Governmental Affairs-4 subcmtes.

------_. B. Goldwater Ariz. {R} A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Armed Services- 3 subcmtes; Commerce, Science & Tr~nsportation- .3 subcmtes; Sele£t Cmte. on Intelligence-Vice Chair ------_. M. Gravel Alaska (D) Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Environment & Public . Works-3 Subcmtes; Finance-3 subcmtes- Chair, subcmte. on Energy &Foundations; Joint Cmte. on Congo Operations

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES R. Griffin Mich. (R) W.M. Blumental,Treasury "close,personal Commerce, Science relations" &Transportation- 3 subcmtes; Foreign Relations- 3 subcmtes; Rules & Administration; Joint Cmte. on Library ------" C. Hansen Wy. (R) Energy & Natural Resources-3 sub- cmtes; Finance- 3 sub- cmtes; Veterans' Affairs- 3 subcmtes; Joint Cmte. on Taxation ------" ------'." Armed Services-3 --~-- G. Hart Colo. (D) Alex Mecure,Asst. personal basls subcmtes; Secy., Ag. Environment & Cy Vance, State "personal basis" Public Works- Brock Adams, DOT 3 subcmtes- "personal relations" Chair subcmte. on Nuclear Regulation; Select Cmte. on Intelligence ------

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES F. Haskell Colo. (D) Cecil Andrus,Interior "some influence" Energy & Natural Andy Young, UN "personal relation" Resources-2 subcmtes; Finance-3 subcmtes; Small Business- 2 subcmtes ------O. Hatch Utah (R) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Human Resources- Bob Bergland, Ag. 3 subcmtes; "personal basis" Judiciary-3 subcmtes; Joint Economic Cmte. ------~------~------M. Hatfield Oreg. (R) Appropriations-5 subcmtes; Energy ~ Natural Resources -2 subcmtes; Indian Affairs; Rules & Administration; Printing ------~------~~------w. Hathaway Maine (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Finance-3 subcmtes; Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Human Resources-3 " "subcmtes; Ray Marshall,Labor can be helpful Small Business-2 Brock Admas, DOT "personal relations"subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Intelligence 12 Page _

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S . COMMENTS COMMITTEES S.I.Hayakawa Calif. (D) Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 sub- cmtes; also Budget; Human Resources-2 subcmtes. ------H.J. Heinz (R) Pa. J. Califano, HEW "personal ~riend" Banking, Housing & Andy Young, UN "personal relationship" Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Budget; Governmental Affairs- .3 subcmtes~ ------, Jesse Helms (R) N.C. A.G. Griffin Bell " good" Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 subcmtes; Armed Services- 3 subcmtes. ------_. E. Hollings S.C. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Appropriations-5 subcmtes; also Juanita Kreps,Cmerce. "close relationship" Budget; Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" Commerce, Science & Transportation-3 subcmtes •

.•. ·.- «- .•.• -. -••••_••• ---.----.-~. • '••••• _.-•• --- .•• ~-.--.------.- •.-.-.----- ••- .~ ••• '-"~--- ••. -.-.-~- ••• --.-.----

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES A.G. Griffin Bell good" W. Huddleston Ky. (D) " Agriculture,Nutrition &Forestry-3 subcmtes; Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Appropriations-5 subcmtes; Select.Cmte. on Intelligence ------H. Humphrey Minn. (D) J. Califano, HEW "well known" Agriculture,Nutrition, & Forestry-3 sub- Cy Vance, State "personal basis" cmtes; Joint EconQmic Cmte.- Vice Chair; 3 subcmtes; Foreign Relation~-3 subcrntes; Chair,Foreign Asst. Select Cmte. on Nutrition & Human Needs

D. Inouye Hawaii (D) W.M. Blumenthal, "friendly,profess- Appropriations-5 Treasury ional relations" subcmtes; Cy Vance "personal basis" Cornrnerce,Science & Transportation-2 subcmtes; Merchant Marine & Tourism-Ch~irman

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SEN;~TOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES H. Jackson Wash. (D) W.M. Blumenthal,Treasury "close,personal Armed Services- relations" 3 subcmtes; J. Califano, HEW ."personal friend" Energy & Natural Brock Adams, DOT "personal re- nResources-Chair; lations" Govt.Operations- 3 subcmtes-chair subcmte/ on perm- anent Investigations

------~------J. Javits N. Y • (R) J. Califano, HEW "personal friend" Foreign Relations-3 Z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" subcmtes; Governmental Affairs- Cy Vance, State "personal basis" 3 subcmtes; Human Resources- 4 subcmtes; Joint Economic- 2 subcmtes.

B.Johnson La. (D) Appropriations-5 subcmtes; Budget; Energy and Natural Resources-3 sub- cmtes-chalr, sub- cmte on energy con- servation & regulation

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES E. Kennedy Mass. (D) J. Califano,HEW "well known" Human Resources-3 Hale Champion,HEW "well known" subcmtes; A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Judiciary-3 C. Schultze,CEA "particulary well" subcmtes; Harold Brown, DOD "quite well" Joint Economic Andy Young, UN "personal relationshiPCmte._2 sub- Cy Vance, State "personal basis" cmtes Brock Admans, DOT "personal relations"

P. Laxalt Nev. (R) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Energy & Natural Resources-l subcmte; Finance-3 sub- cmtes; Judic.iary- 3 subcmtes. ------~------. P. Leahy Vermont(R) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Agriculture,Nitrition & Forestry-3 Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" subcmtes; Cy Vance, State "p~rsonal basis" Appropriations- 5 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Nutrition & Human Meeds

R. Long La. (D) A.G. Bell "good" Commerce.Science & W. MBlumenthal, Treasury"friendly, prof- Transportation-3 • b St SR "essional relations" subcmtes; uO rauss, TN good" Finance -3 sub- cmtes; rl1lterrr,alRev.Tax- Chairman

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CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS mNATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S CO~~ENTS COMMITTEES R. Lugar Ind. (R) Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 sub- cmtes; Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Select Cmte. 01) Intelligence

W. Magnuson Wash. (D) J. Kreps,Commerce "close relationship" Appropriations-5 sub- cmtes;Chair, labor & J. Califano, HEW "personal friend" health, ed. & welfare; Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" Budget; Commerce, Science & ,Transportation-Chair 2 subcmtes.

C. Mathias Md. (R) Z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" A~propriations-5 sub- cmtes; C. Schultze, CEA "know particulary well" Governmental Affairs- 3 subcmtes; Judiciary-3sub- cmtes; Select Cmte.-Intelligence

S. Matsunaga Hawaii(D) Bob Bergland,Agr. "personal basis" Energy & Natural Re- Andy Young, UN "personal relationship" sources-2 subcmtes; Finance-3 sub~tes; Veterans 'Affairs- 2 subcmtes Page 17

:ONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS COMMENTS CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S ENATOR STATE COMMITTEES J.McClellan Ark. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Appropriations-Chair; 5 subcmtes; Governmental Affairs- 3 subcmtes; Judiciary-3 subcmtes ------J. McClure Idaho (R) Budget; Energy & Natural Resources-2 subcmtes; Environment &Public Works-3 subcmtes.; Joint Economic Cmte-Subcmte on energy

------~------G. McGovern S.D. (D) Bob· Bergland,Ag. "personal basis" Agriculture,Nutrition J. Califano,HEW "personal friend" & Forestry-3 subcmtes~ Andy Young, UN "personal relation" Chair, Nutrition ; Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" Foreign Relations-3 subcmtes; Secl.Cmte. on Nutrition & Human Nee<;1s,Chair jc.

------~-- T. McIntyre N.H. (D) H. Brown,DOD "quite we Ll," Armed Services-3 subcmtes; Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Small Business-2 subcmtes; Jt.Crnte.Defense Prod. ------~------~-.------.- ...------.------.- - ._-

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ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S CO~lliENTS COMMITTEES J. Melcher Mont. (D) Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Agriculture, H.Hjort,Direc., "personal basis" Nutrition, & Economics, Policy Forestry-3 Analysis &Budget subcmtees; Commerce, Science & Transportation; Aging; Indian Affairs ------L. Metcalf Mont. (D) Cecil Andrus,Interior "some influence" Energy, & Natural Resources-2 subcmtes; Governmental Affairs 3 subcmtes; Jt.Cmt€. on Cong- ressional Ops.V.Chair.

H. Metzenbaum Ohio (D) z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" Energy & Natural A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Resources-2 sub- Cy Vance, State "personal basis" cmtes; Judiciary-2 sub- cmtes; Select Cmte.Indian Affaris. ------~------~------. R. Morgan N.C. (D) J.White, Deputy-Ag. "personal basis" Armed Services-3 J. Kreps,Commerce "close relationship"subcmtes; A.G. Griffin Bell "good" I Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Ethics; Intelligence. Page--- 19 CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS

:ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES D. Moynihan N.Y. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" ·Env!ronment & Public Works; J. Califano, HEW "personal friend" Finance-3 sub- cmtes; W.M. Blumenthal,Treasury "more personal Intelligence relations" Brock Adams, DOT "personal relationship"

E. Muskie Maine (D) J. Califano,HEW "well known" Budget-Chairman; W.M. Blumenthal "friendly,professionalEnvironment& Public relations" Works -3 subcmtes- C. Schultze,CEA "particularly well" Chair,Environmental Pollution subcmte; z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" Governmental Affairs- Jim McIntyre,OMB "personal basis" 3 subcmtes-chair Cy Vance, State "personal basis" intergovernmental relations subcmte; Sp. Cmte. on Aging

G. Nelson wis. (D) Bob Bergland,Ag. "personal basis" Finance-3 subcmtes; Hale Champion,HEW "wel·l known" chair.Social Sec.; Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" Human Resources - 3 Brock Adams, DOT "personal rela~ions" subcmtes; Small Business-Chai~; 2 subcmtes~chair ' Monopoly & Anticompetitive Activities

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3ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES S.Nunn Ga. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" "Armed Serv1ces- Jim McIntyre, OMB "Personal relation" 3 subcmtes-chair Manpower & Personnel subcmte; Governmental Affairs- 3 subcmtes; Small Business-3 spbcmtes., chair Econ.Devel.marketing & family farmer.

B. Packwood Oreg. (R) Commerce, Science & Transportation-3 sub- cmtes; Finance-3 subcmtes; Small Business - ;t subcmte.

J. Pearson Kan. (R) Commerce, Science & Transportation; Foreign Relations-3 subcmtes; Jt.Economic Cmte.-4 subcmtes; Sel.Cmte.-Intelligence

C. Pell R. I. (D) J. Califano,HEW "personal friend" Foreign Relations-3 Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" subcmtes; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" Human Resources-3 Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" subcmtes; Rules & Administration. ---~--~------.---' ~ ---..- - •.. --. - -- __ .-.

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ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS C. Percy Ill. (R) Z. Brezinski,NSC "friendly" COMMITTEES Foreign Relations- A.G. Griffin Bell "good" 3 subcmittees; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" Governmental Affairs- 3 subcmtees; Aging; Nutrition and Human Needs ------W. Proxmire Wise. (D) W.M. Blumenthal "friendly, personal Appropriations-:-S relations" subcmtes; chair subcmte on housing & urban dev. and independent agencies; Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-Chair; 4'subcmtes; Jt/Cmte. on Defense Production-Chair ; Jt.Economic Cmte- 2 subcmtes. ------. J. Randolph W.V.(D) J. Kreps,Cornrnerce "close relationship" Environment and Public Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" Works-Chair; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" 1 subcmte; Brock Adams, DOT "personal relations" H~man Resources-3 subcmtes ;chair Handicapped subcmte; Veterans' Affairs- 2 subcmtes, chair compensation &pension subcmte. ---'---.-~----.--" .._----.-._ ... -- ---'

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CONGRESSIONAL CONTACTS - CABINET OFFICIALS SENATOR'S COMMENTS :ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS COMMITTEES A. Ribicoff Conn. (D) Harold Brown,DOD "quite well" Finance-3 subcmtes-chair J. Califano, HEW "personal friend" International trade; Governmental Affairs- A.G. Griffin Bell "good " Chair ; Jt.Economic-2 Bob Strauss,SRTN "close" subcmtes; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" Internal Rev. Taxation; Ethics.

D. Riegle Mich. (D) W.M. Blumenthal,Treasury "friendly,personal Banking, Housing & relations" Urban Affairs-3 Ray Marshall, Labor "can be heLpf'u L" "subcmtes-chair Andy Young, UN "personal relatlon Consu1!,l-erAffars sub- cmte; Commerce,Science & Transportation-3 subcmtes; Human Resources-3 subcmtes.

W. Roth Del. (R) z. Brzezinski,NSC "friendly" Finance-3 subcmtes; Governmental Affairs- 5 subcmtes; Jt.Economic-2 subcmtes. _.'_.'-' --~---.--'---~----.-'------"_ .._-_._ ..---- .-~--.--~------.--.-----. --.----- .-.--.-~-.-.--"' ..-..._ ..

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ENATOR. STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES P. Sarbanes Md. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Andy Young, UN "personal relation" Banking,Housing & Bob Bergland "personal basis" Urban Affairs-3 C. Schultze,CEA "particularly well" subcmtes-chair Fed.Credit Programs; W.M. Blumenthal,Trea- "friendly, professional Foreign Relations- sury relations" 3 subcmtes-chair Ray Marshall Western Hemisphere Cy Vance, State "personal basis" subcmte. ------_. J. Sasser Tenn.D) Bob Bergland,Ag. "personal basis" Appropriations-6 subcmtes; A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Budget; Governmental Affairs- 3 sub9mtes-chair civil service & general service subcmte.

H. Schmitt N.M.(R) Alex Mercure,Ag. "personal basis" Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 Harold Brown,DOD "quite well" subcmtes; Commerce,Science & Transportation-3 subcmtees, Vice Chair;Select Cmte. on Ethics

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>ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES R. Schwieker Penn. (R) A.G.Griffin Bell "good" 'Appropriations- Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" 5 subcmtes; Human Resources- 3 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Nutrition & Human Needs w:-scott------va:-(R)----A:-G:-GrIiiIn-Bell---"good"------Armed-ServIces:------3 subcmtes; Judiciary-3 subcmtes

J. Sparkman Ala. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Banklng,Housing & Cy Vance, State "personal basis" 'Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes-chair,housing & urban affairs subcmte; Foreign Relations- Chair; Jt. Economic Comte.- 2 subcmtes; Jt.Cmte. on Defense Production~------· R. Stafford Vt. (R) Environment and Public Works-3 subcmtes. ; Human Resources-3 subcmtes; Veterans' Affairs- 2 subcmtes. Page .25

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)ENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES J. Stennis Miss. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell ngood" Appropriations-5 Harold Brown,DOD "quite well" subcmtes-chair Cy Vance "personal basis" Public Works; Armed Services-Chair 3 subcmtes; Select cmte. on Standards & Conduct ------T. Stevens Alaska(R) Cecil Andrus,Interior "some influence" Minority Whip

Appropriations- 5 subcmtes; Commerce, Science & Transportation- 3,subcmtes; Governmental Affairs-3 subcmtes. ------A. Stevenson ILL. (D) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs;3 subcmtes- W.M. Blumenthal "friendly, professional chairInternational relations" Finance subcmte; Pat. Harris, HUD "social as well as Commerce, Science &, business" Transporta'tion- 3 ~, J. Califano,HEW "personal friend" subcmtes-chair,Science & Space; Chair,Select Cmte. on Ethics; Select Cmte.Intelligence

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~ENbTOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES R. Stone Fla. (D) Bob Bergland, Ag. "personal basis" Agriculture, Nutrition A.G. Griffin Bell "good" & Forestry-3 sub- cmtes; Pat Harris, HUD "social as well. as Foreign Relations- professional" 3 subcmtes-chair N.E.&S.E. affairs; Cy Vance, State "personal basis" Veterans 'Affairs- 2 subcmtes/

H. Talmadge Ga. (D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Agriculture, Nutrition, Jim McIntyre ,OMB "personal basis" &Forestry-Chair; 2 subcmtes; Finance-3 subcmtes; chair Health subcmte; Veterans 'Affairs- 3 subcmtes-chair Compensation &Pensions

S. Thurmond S.C. (R) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Armed Services-3 subcmtes; Judiciary-3 subcmtes.- Veterans' Affairs- I subcmte ..'

J. Tower Tex. (R) Armed Services-3 subcrntes; Banking Housing & Urban Affairs-3 subcmtes; Ethics; Defense Production •.«_,J__ ._. ,._.... ,•••.•••• _'-.'- ~" .. _ •.••. _"•••.•.•• · - - .._•.... ~..•- ~"' ..-.- ..--.., -.. ,--..-..-..•.--~-- _-., , .

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S C0M11ENTS COMMITTEES M. Wallop Wyo. (R) A.G. Griffin Bell "good" Environment & Public Works-3 subcmtes; Kidocoaru-3 subcmtes; Intelligence

L. Weicker Conn. (R) Appropriations-5 subcmtes; Energy & Natural Resources-3 subcmtes; Select Cmte. on Small Business- 2 subcmtes; Select.Cmte.Ethics

H .T'lilliams N.J.(D) A. G. Griffin Bell "good" Banking,Housing & Urban Affairs-3 J. Califano, HEW "personal friend" subcmtes-chair, Ray Marshall,Labor "can be helpful" Securities subcmte. Brock Asams, DOT "personal relations" Human Resources-Chair; 7 subcmtes; Rules & Administration

M. Young N. D. (R) Agriculturi,Nutritio~ &Forestry-2 subcmtes; Appropriations- 5 subcmtes-ex offico all --~--'----.

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SENATOR STATE CABINET CONTACT(S) NATURE OF RELATIONS SENATOR'S COMMENTS COMMITTEES E. Zorinsky Neb. (D) Agriculture,Nutrition & Forestry-3 subcmtes; Commerce, Science & Transporation - 3 subcommitte$; Sel.Cmte. on Nutrition ang Human Needs THE SECRETARY OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

WASHINGTON,D.C.20201

October 17, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR HAMILTON JORDAN FROM JOE CALIFANO~.

On the atta~ed ~ist those Senators checked in red are well known to me; those dotted in red are personal friends. Those checked in blue are well known to Hale Champion. The blue checks apply to the names to the right of them; the red checks and dots apply to the left of them. Obviously, Hale and I know all members of our committees and many other senators. We have identified only those to whom we feel particularly close.

Attachment Senators

SulIW T•••.. h:.- No. phone . /s~~. phon. •Vice President Mondale. Walter F.• Jackson. Henry M.• Wash -:l.~.. 137 43441• ;~ Minn ....•.•.••:••.~:;_~~.••...•••..•.•..••••.•~•...~ 2203 42424 Javits, Jacob K.• N.Y V..... 321 46542. ·Abourezk. James. S.Dak .•...... •.;••~ 3321 45842 . Jphnston, J. Bennett Jr.• La :../ 421 45824 . !,~,James B.~Ar•.•~.•••.;~_~•.•••;~•.:/-;. 6205 45744 yftennedy. Edward M., Mass ,v.:... 431 44543V' ~nderson. Wendell R., M.nn .•.JY.:~7' 304 45641~ Laxalt. Paul. Nev...... 326 43542 'Baker, Howard H.: Jr•• Tenn ...••..v.;; ..' 4123 44944 Leahy. Patrick J., Vt...... 232 44242 ~~~Iett. Dewey F.,Okl •.••••.•.••••••••~.~ 140 44721 . Long, Russell B.• La...... 217 44623 ~a~h. Birch. Ind ...:.,';:~••••;.:••••.•~•.;•..r.. 383 45623\1' Lugar. Richard G., Ind ./5109 44814 ,Bellmon. Henry. OkI8 ;.••••.•.•.•.~ ~ 125 45754 . Magnuson. Warren G.• Wash V... 127 42621 • 'Bentsen, Lloyd. Tex .•...:..:.:...... 240 45922 e' Mathias, Charles McC.• Jr.• Md 358 44654 Bi.sfen.Joseph R.• Jr.• Del :../ 347 45042 Matsunaga, Spark M., Hawaii 362 46361 .Bfooke, Edward W., Mass v... 437 42742 McClellan, John L., Ark 3241 42353 Bumpers. Dale. Ark 6243 44843 McClure, James A.• Idaho ..,t5229 42752 Burdick, Quentin N.• N.Dak ....•...... 451 42551 McGbvern. George. S.Dak v.-:. .. 4239 42321, Byrd. Harry F••.Jr.•Va...... 417 44024 Mcintyre, Thomas J.• N.H 105 42841 Byrd, Robert C., W.Va..•.:.....•_...... 133 43954 Melcher, John. Mont ...... •...... 440 42644 ~annon, Howard W.oN.v.:_ •••••;...... 2~9 46244 Metcalf, Lee, Mont , 1121 42651 ~ase, Clifford P~ N.J.~.:...~,.:~•....•...:...... 3f5 43224 . Metzenbaum. Howard M., Ohio 342 42315 ~h.f ••• John tf .• R.I..:...•..~·,._..~..,..., .... 31~ 42921 •.. ~organ. Robert. N.C...•.••...... ,2109 43154 "(;hiles, Lawton, F1a':~:~;.;~:.:L••~•..••.....· 443 45274J.-Goynihan, Daniel Patrick. N.Y ..•~ 1107 44451. /.' l:hurch'-Frank. IdahO...::;·.~~..•....._....: 245 46142 Muskie. Edmund S., Maine .v.::... 145 45344V· ~.(:.'~I, DIck, rowa ..•::.~.••:~.,;•••.•:••.•••:..7, 404 43254 """"son. Gaylord. Wis...... ••...~.... 221 45323 ~~ton. Alan, Calif ....•.....••...... Y'~. 229 43553 Nunn. Sam, Ga 110 43521 ,rulver. John C., Iowa ....•...... v.:... 344 43744. Packwood. Bob. Oreg 1317 45244 ~urtis. Carl T., N.br ••••.•.;••••..~.;:•...... ••2213 43950 Pearson, James B., Kans•...... 7. 5313 44774 Danforth. John C., Mo ~.~~...... •.::...... 460 46154 • ,Pell, Claiborne. R.I ...... •...... V-.. 325 44642 • i Oe Concini, Dennis. Ariz .•.•...... •.....••..4104 44521 Percy, Charles H.• 111... 4321 42152 . Dole, Robert. Kans ....•.....•...... ~ -.; 4213 46521 ,/ Proxmire, William. Wis 5241 45653 Oomenici, Pete V .• N.Mex/. v.:... 405 46621V Randolph. Jennings, W.Va V. 5121 46472 Durkin. John A.• N.H •...... •••...... 3230 43324 Ribicoff, Abraham. Conn 337 42823. Eagleton. Thomas F.• Mo •..•...... ,213 45721, Riegle. Donald W.• Jr.• Mich ...... • 1207 44822 Eastland, James 0., Miss ...... •.••...... 2241 45054 Roth, William V., Jr.• Del... 3215 42441 Ford. Wendell H., Ky ...•...... 4107 44343 Sarbanes. Paul S., Md 2327 44524 Garn. Jake, Utah ...••.••:.....•...... •...... 4203 45444 Sasser. Jim, Tenn 2104 43344 Glenn. John, Ohio ....••.••....•...... 204 43353 Schmitt, Harrison "Jack". N.Mex 1251 45521 Goldwater, Barry, Ariz...... 427 42235 Schweiker, Richard 5., Pa...... 253 44254 Gravel. Mike, Alaska...... •...•...... 3121 46665 Scott, William L.. Va 2313 42023 Griffin, Robert P., Mich...... 353 46221 Sparkman, John. Ala 3203 44124 Hansen, Clifford P., Wyo 3229 43424 Stafford, Robert T.• Vt.. 5219 45141 Hart, Gary, Colo...... 254 45852 Stennis, John C., Miss 205 46253 Haskell. Floyd K.• Colo...... 452 45941 Stevens. Ted. Alaska t,.:./ 260 43004 Hatch, Orrin G.• Utah 6317 45251 Stevenson, Adlai E., III...... 456 42854. Hatfield, Mark 0.. Oreg 463 43753 Stone. Richard (Dick). Fla 1327 43041 Hathaway, William D.• Maine...... 248 42523 Talmadge, Herman E.• Ga 109 43643 Hayakawa. S. I. (Sam), Calif /6217 43841 Thurmond, Strom, S.C...... 209 45972 Heinz, H. John. III, Pa V 4327 46324. Tower, John, Tex...... 142 42934 Helms, Jesse, N.C...... 411 46342 Wallop, Malcolm. Wyo 6327 46441 Hollings, Ernest F.• S.C...... 115 46121 Weicker, Lowell P.• Jr.• Conn :. ~3 44041 Huddleston, Walter D., Ky ; /3327 42541 Williams, Harrison A., Jr., N.J V352 44744. Humphrey, Hubert H.• Minn V 2121 43244" Young, Milton R., N.Oak 5205 42043 Inouye, Daniel K., Hawaii...... 442 43934 Zorinsky. Edward, Nebr 432 46551

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WASHINGTON

October 17, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR HAMILTON JORDAN j From: Charlie Schultze CJ...S

Subject: Energy

Listed below are the Senate members and the House energy conferees that I know particularly well.

Senate House conferees

MUSk~e~~' ~ Rostenkowsk~ Mathl.as# • Bollin~ Kenned Foley~ Sarbane

{ " Secretary Bob Bergland eZk' James S. Dakota e son, Wendell R. r1innesota ·rch Indiana ~ r. ck, Quentin N. N. Dakota rk, Dick Iowa ' John C. Iowa iffton, Thomas F. ~/'issouri ave1, r·1ike Alaska ~~~haway, William D. Maine u dleston, ~lalter D. Kentucky y, Patrick J. Vermont ~ . sunaga, Spark M. Hawaii ~~vern, George S. Dakota I~J,eher, John Montana son, Gaylord Wisconsin lI["I''''~\~es,Pau1 S. ~·1ary1and ser, James R. Tennessee tone, Richard Florids

Alabama Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Florida North Carolina Assistant Secretary Carol Foreman ~~, James S. Dakota ~ers, Dale Arkansas Assistant Secretary Alex Mercure ~ncini, Dennis Arizona (~~ry Colo. ~tt, Harrison H. New Mexico Howard W. Hjort, Director, Economics, Polic sis & Budaet ~~, Henry Oklahoma ~?, ~ick· Iowa ~cher, John r10ntana :/~{ ~£J- DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY WASHINGTON, D. C. 20250

October 18, 1977

MEMORANDUM To: Hamilton Jordan Assistant to the Pr From: Bob Bergland Secretary

Enclosed is a list of the members of the Senate that I and members of my staff know on a personal basis and would be willing to contact in connection with the Energy Program. THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY WASHINGTON 20220

October 18, 1977

MEMORANDm-1 TO The Hon. Hamilton Jordan

SUBJECT: List of Senators as requested by the President at Cabinet Meeting of October 17, 1977

Friendly, Professional Relations

Senators

Russell B. LOng"'/ Abraham Ribicoff, ~ Edmund S. Muskief./" Frank Church~ Alan Cransto~ ~ Daniel K. InOUy~~ ~ William Proxmir~ .....••.•• Paul S. Sarbane Adlai Stevenson~

More Personal Relations

Senators

Lloyd Bent~~~~~ John Cu1very'" Robert Griffinv~ Henry JaCkSO~n Daniel Moyniha Donald Riegl

W. Michael Blumenthal v:::. /n.-.no.. THE SECRETARY OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT WASHINGTON, D. C. 20410 ~*\I*' ·'11' 0(,; t' 18 1977 ~."••;#

MEMORANDUM TO: Hamilton Jordan Assistant to the President

SUBJECT Contacts with U. S. Senators

In response to the President's request during the Cabinet meeting this morning, I can report that I and Under Secretary Janis have social relationships with the following U. S. Senators that might enable us to be helpful in conjunction with the energy legislation:

Birch Bayh ~ / Edward Brook~~ Lawton Chiles~ ~ Alan Cranston~ ~ Adlai Stevenson~ Richard StoneV'"

Senators Chiles and Stone are both acquaintances of the Under Secretary, and Senators Bayh, Brooke, Cranston, and Stevenson are}-?t my own acquaintances. Patricia Roberts Harris OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE WASHINGTON, D. C. 20301

October 18, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR THE HONORABLE HAMILTON JORDAN SUBJECT: Energy Legislation

In response to the President's request at the limited Cabinet meeting yesterday, Harold noted that he knows quite well: ~

Senator StennisV ~ Senator Kennedy 0 Senator Ribicoff~

Senator MCIntyr~

Senator SChmitt~ Representative Mahon~

Representative corma~~

John G.J~--Kester The ~~cial Assistant

. , THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE UN'TED STATES OF AMERICA TO THE UNITED NATIONS

October 18, 1977

MEMORANDUM

TO: Hamilton Jordan

FROM: Ambassador Young

As requested in yesterday's Cabinet Meeting, I have below a list of those Senators with whom I have a personal relationship, and with whom I would be willing to discuss the energy bill or any other matter of interest to the President.

Dick C1ark~ ~ Alan cransto~ ~ John C. Cu1ver~ ~ George MCGOVer~~ Paul S. Sarbane~~ Edward W. BrookEjl'" Edward M. Kenned-F / Spark M. Matsunag~ Donald W. Rieg1 John H. Heinz~ Birch Bayh Floyd K. Haske1~ SENATORS

Dale Bumpers~ Claiborne pe~ ~ Dick Clark~ ~ Jennings Randolp~ ~ Alan Cransto~ ~ Donald W. Riegle~_ John A. Durkinv ~ Paul S. sarbane~ Thomas F. Eagleto~ ~ Richard S. SChweike~ William D. Hathaway~ Harrison A. Williams~ Gaylord Nelson~

CONGRESSMEN

John Bradema~~ William Lehma~ John L. Burto~~ Andrew Maguire~~ Phillip Burto~ Edward J. Mark~~ Robert J. Cornell~ Abner J. Mikv~ John H. Dent~ Edward J. patten~ Thomas J. Downey~ Carl D. Perkins~ ~ Robert Dunca~ ~ Ronald A. Sarasi~ .~~ William D. Ford~ ~ Fortney H. (Pete) Star~ Henry B. Gon~le~ , Frank Thompson Jr~ Tom Harkin~ ~ Jim Guy T~ck~~ Augustus F. Hawkin,t Ted Wei~ Cecil Hefte~ ~ Timothy E. Wir~ Elizabeth Holtzma~ Barbara Jorda~ Dale E. Kildeev/j Robert Krueger~ Raymond F. Ledere~ Joseph A. LeFant~

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~ u.s. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY WASHINGTON

October 19, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR ELEANOR CONNORS

FROM: Charles B. Knapp, Special Assistant to the Secretary \..Jft.-~~cAt -

Enclosed is a list of Senators and Congressmen who the

Secretary feels he can be helpful with on the energy program.

Enclosure UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Office of the Secretary Washington, D.C. 20230

October 19, 1977

MEMORANDUM FOR Hamilton Jordan istant to the President

From: Manatos Co nsellor to the Secretary / Cfor Congressional Affairs

Secretary Kreps is the closest to and has the most clout with the following Senators and Congressmen.

Senators

·~llingS ~tti~organ r n G. Magnuson ~~ngs Randolph ~entin Burdick

Representatives

ZRo.lcnard son P reyer ~zz Johnson ~licent Fenwick ~ Murphy y~Andrews OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE WASHINGTON

October 19, 1977

MEMORANDUMFOR: HAMILTONJORDAN

FROM: Dan SPiegelW

Mr. Vance wants to submit the following names in accordance with the request made at the Cabinet meeting.

SENATORS

~dell Anderson ~~ nedy ~ard Baker /a~ ahy l)?'d~ooke i>f'¢ard Metzenbaum ~~rd Case ~~ Muskie ~~_~hafee t?,3~~e.ll ~nk Church k Percy Clark ~s Randolph n Cranston Ribicoff ~ Hart g1jrbanes rt Humphrey n Sparkman /y~nouye ;fo~Stennis ~rck [avits ;X-ck Stone

CONGRESSMEN

~than Bingham ~n Brademas ~id Obey ~Broomfield ~O'Neill ~rles Diggs ~ishard Ottinger te Fascell ~Rodino icent Fenwick ~n Rosenthal ~ Fraser ~n Slack Hamilton ~~Solarz ./ ~ dward Koch ~m Zablocki ~orge Mahon \ -{;~~- THE SECRETARY OF TRANSPORTATION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20590

Octcber 20, 1977

MEM)RANDUM FOR: Hamil ton Jordan

Brock Adams

Attached is the list you requested at Friday's Cabinet neeting. Senators: ~~=~ard W. Cannon C. Culver ~ •••••Ls DeConcini V. Darenici n A. Durkin mas F. Eagleton dell H. Ford Hart liam D. Hathaway t F. Hollings M. Jackson ard M. Kennedy rge McGovern ~ en G. Magnuson iel Patrick MJynihan $f53l!'lord Nelson . rne Pell ings Randolph ~ arrison A. Williams, Jr.

Congressrren: t4P. l\ddabbo P!er;J1 M. Anderson 1"~s L. Ashley tthan B. Bingham chael T. Blouin ~ Brademas ~Brooks ~ley A. Chisholm ~vio Conte ~nnan D. Dicks ~ B. Duncan Wd W. Edgar ~~~rg L70~~G.Fary' ~h L. Fisher ~s J. Florio ~s S. Foley ~e Fowler, Jr. ~chard A. Gephardt ~rt N. GiaiIro ~ald "Bo" Ginn . am H. Harsha s J. Howard ~ izz Johnson JWdliam lehman ~tt Levitas ~OYd V:: .a· Congressrren (cont) THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

WASHINGTON

October 20, 1977

MEMORANDUM TO HAMILTON JORDAN From: The Secretary of the Interior As an addition to my list of Members of Congress with whom I might have nce, I have learned that Philip

is a close personal friend der Secretary James Joseph. Congressman Sharp sits on the Conference Committee.

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