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Digitized from Box 61 of the White House Records Office Legislation Case Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library T~E WHITE HOUSE ACTION WASHINGTON Last Day: October 13 October 8, 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT ~~~~ FROM: JIM CANNON~ (T SUBJECT: s. 1971 - Terry Schrunk Plaza Attached for your consideration is s. 1971, sponsored by Senators Hatfield and Packwood. The enrolled bill would designate the plaza area of the Federal Building in Portland, Oregon as the "Terry Schrunk Plaza". The late Terry Schrunk was a four-term Mayor of Portland. Additional information is provided in OMB's enrolled bill report at Tab A. OMB, Max Friederdorf, Counsel's Office (Kilberg) and I recommend approval of the enrolled bill. RECOMMENDATION That you sign S. 1971 at Tab B. EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503 OCT 4 1976 MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT Subject: Enrolled Bill S. 1971 - Terry Schrunk Plaza Sponsor - Sen. Hatfield (R) Oregon and Sen. Packwood (R) Oregon Last Day for Action October 13, 1976 - Wednesday Purpose To designate the plaza area of the Federal Building in Portland, Oregon, as the "Terry Schrunk Plaza". ~ency Recommendations Office of Management and Budget Approval General Services Administration No objection( Informally) Discussion The enrolled bill would designate and name the plaza fronting the new Federal building at 1220 Southwest Third Street, Portland, Oregon, as the "Terry Schrunk Plaza". The late Terry D. Schrunk was a distinguished Oregonian who ren­ dered many years of public service to his native State. A recipient of two wartime combat medals, he returned to the Portland area and became successively Captain of the Portland Fire Bureau, Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon, and finally four-term Mayor of Portland. During his tenure as Mayor, he was selected as president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors and as president............... of the ;':r---League of Oregon Cities . James T. Lynn Director Enclosures THE .WHITE HOUSE ACTION MEMORANDUM WASHINGTON LOG NO.: Date: October 6 Time: 1215pm FOR ACTION: &&uia ~:iasy 1"1.-m~ cc (for information): Max FrJ.edersdorf ~ Jack Marsh Bobbie Kilberg Jim Connor Steve BcConahe I (j Ed Schmults FROM THE STAFF SECRETARY October 8 . DUE: Date: T1me:noon SUBJECT: S.l971-Terry Schrunk Plaza ACTION REQUESTED: --For Necessary Action --For Your Recommendations - - Prepare Agenda and Brief __ Draft Reply -x- For Your Comments --Draft Remarks REMARKS: please return to judy johnston,qround floor west winq PLEASE ATTACH THIS COPY TO MATERIAL SUBMITTED. If you have any questions or if you anticipate a delo.y in the required material, please K. R. COLE, JR. i ' · ~ Secretary immediately. For the President ------· ---------------·-------------· ------~---~----·------- THE WHITE HOUSE .. EMORAL"lDUM WASillNCTON LOG NO.: Date: October 6 Ty 1215pm . d I;i - ·~ /1 ..- 7lJt1:9: . FOR ACTION: DtlV 1 ~ S!fy "?'V/1/ _,cc (for information}: Max Fr1edersdorf Jack Marsh Bobbie Kilberg Jim Connor Steve McConahey Ed Schmults FROM THE STAFF SECRETARY October 8 . noon DUE: Date: T1me: SUBJECT: S.l971-Terry Schrunk Plaza ACTION REQUESTED: --For Necessary Action --For Your Recommendations --Prepare Agenda. and Brief --Draft Reply ·. --x- For Your Comments --Draft Remarks REMARKS: Jr" -:-f· ,please return to judy johnston,ground floor west wing PLEASE ATTACH THIS COPY TO MATERIAL SUBMITTED. If you have any questions or if you anticipate a. .. !--.1 ---•--!-1 _, ___ _ THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINSTON October 7, 1976 l..ffi110RANDUM FOR: JIM CAVANAUGH FROM: MAX L. FRIEDERSDORF ~~~ • 6" SUBJECT: S.l971 - Terry Schrunk Plaza The Office of Legislative Affairs concurs with the agencies that the subject bill is signed. Attachments ---· --.....~~ ..;.•-------- --------·---------· ___ __. ___ THE WHITE HOUSE ACTION MEMORANDUM WASIUNOTON LOG NO.: Date: October 6 Time: 1215pm FOR ACTION: Be:'\1' id ~isSy ~~7JJ~ (for information): Max Fr~edersdorf ~c Jack Marsh Bobbie Kilberg Jim Connor Steve McConahey Ed Schmults FROM THE STAFF SECRETARY October 8 noon DUE: Date: Time: SUBJECT: 5.1971-Terry Schrunk Plaza ACTION REQUESTED: --For Necesso.ry Action __ For Your Recommendations --Prepo.re Agenda o.nd Brie£ --Draft Reply -x- For Your Comments --Draft Remarks REMARKS: ,please return to judy johnston,ground floor west wing PLEASE ATTACH THIS COPY TO MATERIAL SUBMITTED. If you have any questions or if yo~ anticipate a delay in submitting the required material, please Juu •• eamon 1 , ~ • 1 "•" the Pr•sldent Calendar No. 878 94'I'H CoNGRESS } SENATE REPORT ~dSession { No. 94-923 TERRY SCHRUNK PLAZA JuNE 3, 1976.-0rdered to be printed Mr. RANDOLPH, :from the Committee on Public Works, ·:·:.t: '.,.... ··~~>~ .·: ._. ... suhn1itte4.0e £oll~o~i~g,- REPORT [To accompany S. 1971] The Committee on Public Works, to which was re:ferred the bill ( S. 1971), to designate the plaz1:1. area o:£ the Federal Building, Port­ land, Oreg., the "Terry Schrunk Plaza," having considered the same, reports :favorably thereon without amendment and recommends that the bill do pass. PURPOSE The purpose o:£ S. 1971 is to approprifl!tely designate and name the plaza adjacent to the new Federal building a:t 1120 Southwest Third Street in Portland, Oreg., as the "Terry Schrunk Plaza." GENERAL STATEMENT The late Terry D. Schrunk was a highly distinguished Oregonian who served as Mayor o:£ the City o:£ Portland :from January 1957 nntil his retirement in ,Janua.ry 1973. Terry Schrunk is remembered by Oregonians :for his unselfish com­ mitment to the betterment o:£ urban li:fe in that State. A recipient o:£ the Purple Heart and Silver Star during wartime, Terry Schrunk returned :from the Navy to rise to the mnk o:£ Captain o:£ the Portland Fire Bureau. In 1949, he was a·ppointed Sheriff o:£ Multnomah County, Oreg., a post in which he served :for 7 years until his election as Mayor o:£ Portland in the autumn o:£ 1956. In all, Mr. Schrunk was elected to the mayoralty :for 4 consecutive terms. During this period o:£ service, he was also chosen as president o:£ the U.S. Conference o:£ Mayors and as president o:£ the League o:£ Oregon Cities. 514)10 . 2 CoMMITTEE Vmws Oregon Republicans and Democrats alike are actively promoting this legislation and the Committee agrees it provides an appropriate and dignified way of recognizing a public servant of the quality and caliber of Terry D. Schrunk. CosT oF LEGISLATION Section 252(a.) (1) of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 requires publication in this report of the Committee's estimate of the cost of reported legislation, together with estimates prepared by any Federal agency. There is no cost to the Federal Government as are­ sult of this legislation. Because there is no cost involved, no report of the Congressional Budget Office is included herein. RoLLCALL VOTES Section 133 of the Legislative Reorganization Act of 1970 and the rules of the Committee on Public Works requires that any rollcall votes be announced in this report. During the Committee's consideration of this bill, no rollcall votes were taken. The measure was unanimously ordered reported on a voice vote. CHANGES oF ExiSTING LAw In compliance with subsection 4 of rule XXIX of the Standing Rules of the Senate, it is reported that this bill effects no change in existing law. 0 S.B. 923 94TH CoNGRESS } HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES { REPOR'r tEd Session No. 94-1590 - - ' , -· .. TERRY. SCHRUNK PLAZA SEPTEMBER 16, 1976-0rdered to be printed Mr. JoNES of Alabama, from the Committee on Public Works and Transportation, submitted the following· REPORT ·· ['l'o accQillpany H.R. 13727] . The Committee on Public Works and 'l'ransportation, to whom was referred the bill '(H~~. 13727} to designate the plaza area of the Federal Building, Portland, Oregon, the "Terry Schrunk Plaza", having considered the same, report favor;ably thereon without amend­ ment that the bill do pass. The late Terry D. Schrunk Wl;l.S a distinguished Oregonian who served as Mayor of the City of Porlland from January 1957 until his retirement in January 1973. Terry Schrunk is remembered by Oregonians for his commitment to the betterment of urban life in that State. A recipient of the Pur­ ple Heart and Silver Star during wartime, Terry Schrunk returned from the Navy to rise to the rank of Captain of the Portland Fire Bureau. In 1949, he was a:r;>pointed Sheriff of Multnomah County, Oregon, serving in that position for seven years until his election as Mayor of Portland in 1956. Terry Schrunk was elected as Mayor of Portland :for four consecutive terms. During this period of service, he was chosen as president of the United States Conference of Mayors and as president of the League of Oregon Cities. COSTS OF THE LEGISLATION Clause 7 (a) of rule XIII of the Rules of the House of Representa­ tives requires a statement of the estimated cost to the United States which would be incurred in carrying out H.R.