[Congressional Record Volume 143, Number 152 (Tuesday, November 4, 1997)]
[Senate]
[Pages S11667-S11677]
From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
EXECUTIVE REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
The following executive reports of committees were submitted:
By Mr. McCain, from the Committee on Commerce, Science, and
Transportation:
Duncan T. Moore, of New York to be an Associate Director of
the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Arthur Bienenstock, of California, to be an Associate
Director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
Raymond G. Kammer, of Maryland, to be Director of the
National Institute of Standards and Technology.
Terry D. Garcia, of California, to be Assistant Secretary
of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere.
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed, subject to the nominees' commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
in the coast guard
The following-named individual for appointment as a
permanent regular officer in the United States Coast Guard in
the grade indicated under title 14, U.S. Code, section 211:
To be lieutenant (junior grade)
Whitney L. Yelle, 6516
The following-named officers for appointment to the grade
indicated in the U.S. Coast Guard under title 14, United
States Code, section 271:
To be lieutenant commander
Thomas Flora, 1977
Alfredo T. Soriano, 3245
William E. Thompson, 5963
Allen B. Cleveland, 5661
Timothy M. Fitzpatrick, 1834
Michael J. Kelly, 6895
Peter W. Seaman, 3947
William P. Green, 4602
John R. Turley, 8780
Markus D. Dausses, 4313
John L. Bragaw, 3661
Glenn L. Gebele, 4212
Michael S. Sabellico, 8701
Laura H. O'Hare, 6357
Susan K. Vukovich, 5076
Craig O. Fowler, 3715
Daniel S. Cramer, 3202
John J. Metcalf, 4539
Steven J. Reynolds, 9836
Sean M. Mahoney, 1321
Kevin J. McKenna, 1964
Christopher E. Alexander, 5686
James W. Sebastian, 9852
Han Kim, 8423
Phyllis E. Blanton, 3093
Andrew C. Palmiotto, 5986
Matthew K. Creelman, 5359
Caleb Corson, 9543
Marc H. Nguyen, 3884
Cynthia L. Stowe, 7198
Charles Jennings, 1640
Mary J. Sohlberg, 2583
John F. Maloney, 3275
Craig T. Hoskins, 3608
James P. McLeod, 2174
Raymond D. Hunt, 2465
Kenneth V. Fordham, 7677
Jon S. Kellams, 7003
Keith M. Smith, 5923
Donna L. Cottrell, 3421
James W. Crowe, 1207
Peter D. Conley, 7522
Kelly L. Kachele, 6708
Scott A. Buttrick, 5681
Janet R. Florey, 8250
Melissa A. Bulkley, 2351
James H. Whitehead, 0654
William R. Kelly, 6357
Jason Lyuke, 0055
John M. Danaher, 2841
John E. Boris, 1322
Mark D. Berkeley, 7271
Richard A. Sandoval, 8247
Charles M. Greene, 6480
Brian P. Hall, 4972
Eric P. Christensen, 7911
Ronald J. Haas, 3994
Mark D. Wallace, 5429
Matthew C. Stanley, 7668
Frank G. DeLeon, 6529
Rod D. Lubasky, 9808
Darcy D. Guyant, 1335
Perry S. Huey, 7794
Donald F. Potter, 4090
Kevin M. Balderson, 0693
Patrick Flynn, 2133
Wayne A. Stacey, 8485
Patrick G. McLaughlin, 5268
Wayne C. Conner, 1137
Jeffrey S. Phelps, 3423
Michael G. Bloom, 4211
Roger D. Mason, 5022
Michael W. Duggan, 1775
Bruce E. Graham, 1599
Lamberto D. Sazon, 2681
Henry D. Kocevar, 1869
Bruce D. Henson, 6391
Sean A. McBrearty, 1878
Robert C. Wilson, 9887
Gary L. Bruce, 9690
Jim L. Munro, 7204
Kevin P. Frost, 8805
Robert D. Kirk, 4164
William L. Stinehour, 6022
Scott B. Varco, 9386
Dawayne R. Penberthy, 6652
Keith R. Bills, 8588
Richard K. Woolford, 7374
Timothy A. Orner, 9409
Douglas M. Gordon, 0133
James D. Jenklns, 5482
Larry D. Bowling, 8411
Drew J. Trousdell, 8260
Scott W. Bornemann, 8846
Paul A. Titcombe, 8636
William M. Drelling, 2198
Kristin A. Williams, 5974
John E. Hurst, 6443
Kevin D. Camp, 6677
Steven W. Poore, 5565
Arthur R. Thomas, 4799
Thomas E. Cafferty, 6049
Jeffrey A. Reeves, 2042
Ronald L. Hensel, 9354
Marc P. Lebeau, 7776
Barry O. Arnold, 5817
Samuel Short, 7633
Gary E. Bracken, 7885
David C. Hartt, 7003
Richard T. Gatlin, 3552
Joseph P. Kelly, 5257
Eric V. Walters, 6027
Corey J. Jones, 7371
Michael J. Bosley, 7625
Roger R. Laferriere, 6326
John G. Keeton, 9728
Robert S. Young, 5588
John J. Dolan, 7454
Alan W. Carver, 4858
Leonard C. Greig, 6456
David A. Walker, 2710
David L. Hartley, 7876
Michael A. Megan, 3989
William J. Boeh, 3490
Stewart M. Dietrick, 7750
Thomas Tardibuono, 7928
John E. Souza, 8253
Timothy J. Heitsch, 1634
Julie A. Gahn, 4521
Donald E. Culkin, 4485
Byron L. Black, 7990
James E. Hanzalik, 0191
Kurt A. Sebastian, 8559
Gregory J. Sanial, 8158
Frank R. Parker, 4486
John A. Healy, 9902
Tina L. Burke, 2896
John D. Wood, 6878
Jan M. Johnson, 7441
Timothy G. Stueve, 8573
Keith A. Russell, 1052
John F. Moriarty, 5799
Michael P. Ryan, 2670
John B. Sullivan, 1035
Larry R. Kennedy, 7449
Robert P. Hayes, 2250
Stuart L. Lebruska, 7101
Christopher J. Meade, 9834
Charles A. Richards, 8949
Donald Jillson, 8089
Charles E. Rawson, 3411
Janet E. Stevens, 6512
Cirristopher D. Nichols, 1626
Joel D. Slotten, 7105
Dominic Dibari, 1055
Stephen P. Czerwonka, 3738
Kurt C. O'Brien, 0534
Robert T. McCarty, 6264
Kevin P. Freeman, 9325
Joel D. Dolbeck, 5478
Richard D. Fontana, 5960
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Sean M. Burke, 2944
Edgars A. Auzenbergs, 1579
Joel D. Magnussen, 3176
Michael J. Lopez, 3878
Thomas F. Ryan, 5351
Alan N. Arsenault, 3958
Peter N. Decola, 8972
Thomas G. Nelson, 0329
James Carlson, 2414
Philip J. Skowronek, 1126
Pat Dequattro, 4688
David M. Dermanelian, 8757
Austin J. Gould, 2015
Stephen M. Sabellico, 8642
Andy J. Fordham, 8207
Scott D. Pisel, 1756
Laurence J. Prevost, 2308
Joseph M. Pesci, 4592
Charles L. Cashin, 9267
Jesse K. Moore, 1449
Glenn M. Sulmasy, 3347
Matthew J. Zamary, 0480
Anthony S. Lloyd, 1217
Kirk A. Bartnik, 8918
William J. Wolter, 8350
Francis E. Genco, 1716
David P. Crowley, 4708
Joseph F. Hester, 5624
John C. Rendon, 9496
Charles S. Camp, 1661
William R. Meese, 8432
Michael P. Carosotto, 3938
Steven A. Banks, 3620
Joseph E. Manjone, 5020
Timothy F. Pettek, 6421
Keith T. Whiteman, 0595
James E. Scheye, 6147
Joseph E. Balda, 0358
James R. Olive, 4453
James Tabor, 0332
Gary A. Charbonneau, 9620
Edward J. Cubanski, 5911
Eric G. Johnson, 8984
Patrick J. McGuire, 0839
Bradford Clark, 0448
Joseph J. Losciuto, 1557
Victoria A. Huyck, 2775
Romualdo Domingo, 8070
Cameron T. Naron, 9727
Jason A. Fosdick, 1569
Adam J. Shaw, 8486
Ian Liu, 2246
Patrick Foley, 6448
Basil F. Brown, 9721
George M. Zeitler, 9546
Christian J. Herzberger, 3083
Robert F. Olson, 7556
Michael Z. Ernesto, 4427
Mitchell C. Ekstrom, 8953
Michael D. Callahan, 7181
Robert E. Styron, 6449
Douglas M. Ruhde, 4912
Darwyn A. Wilmoth, 5464
Steven M. Sheridan, 9866
James B. Nicholson, 0642
Joseph L. Duffy, 4813
Robert A. Laahs, 3670
Cedric A. Hughes, 6254
Carmen T. Lapkiewicz, 6240
Glena T. Sanchez, 8906
Roderick D. Davis, 3556
Brian K. Gove, 6433
Russell C. Proctor, 5358
Gerardo Morgan, 2320
David S. Fish, 7202
Kevin C. Burke, 5766
Michael A. Jendrossek, 8874
Tony C. Clark, 3835
Robert D. Phillips, 1678
Steven R. Sator, 3408
Theodore R. Salmon, 7543
Jason L. Tengan, 0784
Mark S. Ryan, 7592
Robert J. Greve, 2511
Peter M. Kilfoyle, 8179
Brian K. Moore, 4779
William F. Adickes, 8017
Mark J. Wilbert, 0179
Thurman T. Maine, 8652
Craig A. Petersen, 8689
Robert I. Griffin, 2267
Donald R. Ling, 9189
Jeffrey S. Hudkins, 3961
Mark J. Gandolfo, 4285
Dirk A. Greene, 7181
David J. Rokes, 2696
Todd A. Tschannen, 7318
Michael R. Olson, 1914
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed.)
By Mr. SPECTER, from the Committee on Veterans' Affairs:
William P. Greene, Jr., of West Virginia, to be an
Associate Judge of the U.S. Court of Veterans Appeals for the
term of fifteen years.
Richard J. Griffin, of Illinois, to be Inspector General,
Department of Veterans Affairs.
Joseph Thompson, of New York, to be Under Secretary for
Benefits of the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Espiridion A. Borrego, of Texas, to be Assistant Secretary
of Labor for Veterans' Employment and Training.
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed, subject to the nominees' commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
By Mr. D'AMATO, from the Committee on Banking, Housing, and
Urban Affairs:
Kevin Emanuel Marchman, of Colorado, to be an Assistant
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Saul N. Ramirez, Jr., of Texas, to be an Assistant
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.
Jo Ann Jay Howard, of Texas, to be Federal Insurance
Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Richard F. Keevey, of Virginia, to be Chief Financial
Officer, Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Eva M. Plaza, of Maryland, to be an Assistant Secretary of
Housing and Urban Development.
F. Amanda DeBush, of Maryland, to be an Assistant Secretary
of Commerce.
Gail W. Laster, of New York, to be General Counsel of the
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
R. Roger Majak, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Secretary
of Commerce.
David L. Aaron, of New York, to be Under Secretary of
Commerce for International Trade.
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed, subject to the nominees' commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
By Mr. HELMS, from the Committee on Foreign Relations:
Edward S. Walker, Jr., of Maryland, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Career Minister, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to Israel.
Nominee: Edward S. Walker, Jr.
Post: Ambassador to Israel.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self: none.
2. Spouse: Wendy J. Walker, none.
3. Children: Kathryn E. Walker and Christopher J. Walker,
none.
4. Parents: Deceased.
5. Grandparents: Deceased.
6. Brothers: None.
7. Sisters: Josephine F. Walker, none.
Alexander R. Vershbow, of the District of Columbia, a
Career Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of
Minister-Counselor, to be United States Permanent
Representative on the Council of the North Atlantic Treaty
Organization, with the rank and status of Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary.
Nominee: Alexander R. Vershbow.
Post: U.S. Ambassador to NATO.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, $35, 1993, Dem. Nat'l Committee.
3. Children and spouses names, Benjamin, Gregory, none.
4. Parents names, Arthur E. Vershbow, Charlotte Z.
Vershbow, $15, 1994, Sen. John Kerry.
5. Grandparents names, deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses names (no brothers), N/A.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Ann R. Vershbow, Charles
Beitz, $100, 8/94, Tom Andrews; $100, 4/96, Tom Allen; $100,
7/96, Tom Allen; (all 3 U.S. Congressional Candidates--
Maine).
____
William H. Twaddell, of Rhode Island, a Career Member of
the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
Nominee: William H. Twaddell.
Post: Nigeria.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, nil.
2. Spouse, Susan Hardy, nil.
3. Children and spouses names, W. Sanderson Twaddell, Ellen
J. Twaddell, nil.
4. Parents names, Helen J. Twaddell, nil.
5. Grandparents names, N/A.
6. Brothers and spouses names, James and Mandy Twaddell,
Steven and Pye Twaddell, nil.
7. Sisters and spouses names, N/A.
____
Peter Francis Tufo, of New York, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Hungary.
Nominee: Peter F. Tufo.
Post: Ambassador to Hungary.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self:
1993:
Bob Kerry for U.S. Senate Committee (D. NE)......................$500
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1994:
Moynihan for Senate (D. NY).....................................1,000
Democratic National Committee...................................6,000
1995:
Friends of Senator Carl Levin.....................................500
A Lot of People Supporting Tom Daschle (D. SD)..................1,000
Friends of Schumer (D. NY)......................................1,000
Democratic National Committee..................................10,000
Clinton for President...........................................1,000
Emilys List.......................................................500
1996:
Torricelli for U.S. Senate (D. NJ)..............................1,000
Friends of Tom Strickland (D. CO)...............................1,000
Friends of Carolyn McCarthy (D. NY).............................1,000
Rangel National Leadership PAC (D. NY)..........................1,000
Italian American Democratic Leadership Council..................1,000
Democratic National Committee..................................30,000
1997:
Friends of Chris Dodd for Senate (D. CT)........................1,000
Daschle for Senate (D. SD)......................................1,000
2. Spouse, Francesca S. Tufo, $1,000, 11/95, Clinton for
President; $1,000, 2/97, Dodd for Senate.
3. Children and spouses names, Serena S. Tufo, Peter S.
Tufo, none.
4. Parents names, Lee S. Tufo, none; Gustave F. Tufo
(deceased).
5. Grandparents names, none.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, none.
Brenda Schoonover, of Maryland, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Togo.
Nominee: Brenda Brown Schoonover.
Post: Ambassador, Republic of Togo.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, none.
3. Children and spouses names, none.
4. Parents names, none.
5. Grandparents names, NA.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, none.
____
Lange Schermerhorn, of New Jersey, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Republic of Djibouti.
Nominee: Lange Schermerhorn.
Post: Djibouti.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, none.
3. Children and spouses, none.
4. Parents names, none.
5. Grandparents, none.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, none.
____
James Carew Rosapepe, of Maryland, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Romania.
Nominee: James C. Rosapepe.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self: $250, 5/19/93, Kaptur for Congress; $350, 9/14/93,
Democratic State Central Committee of Maryland; $1,000, 5/25/
94, Friends of Tom Andrews; $250, 6/2/93, Mike Synar for
Congress; $250, 6/20/94, Mike Synar for Congress; $250, 8/11/
94, Robb for the Senate; $300, 10/4/94, New Mexicans for Bill
Richardson; $750, 10/24/94, Larocco for Congress; $250, 10/2/
95, Friends of John Conyers; $250, 11/10/95, Friends of Sen.
Carl Levin; $500, 11/21/95, Defazio for Senate;
$250, 11/18/95, Karen McCarthy for Congress; $250, 7/18/95,
Democratic State Central Committee of Maryland; $1,000, 11/
10/95, Torricelli for U.S. Senate; $1,000, 3/18/96, Italian
American Democratic Leadership Council; $250, 8/14/96,
Cummings for Congress; $250, 9/27/96, Karen McCarthy for
Congress; $1,000, 6/22/95, Clinton Gore '96 Primary
Committee; $250, 10/26/95, Friends of Dick Durbin; $500, 8/7/
95, Leahy for U.S. Senate; $250, 1/5/96, Sherman for
Congress; $1,000, 7/30/96, Paolino for Congress;
$500, 9/19/96, Hoyer for Congress; $5,000, 8/21/96,
Democratic National Committee; $600, 9/4/96, Democratic
National Committee; $500, 9/14/96, Sherman for Congress;
$1,000, 9/13/96, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee;
$500, 8/7/96, Citizens for Harkin; $250, 10/10/96, Friends of
John LaFalce; $500, 8/21/96, Clinton-Gore '96 General
Election Legal and Accounting Compliance; $500, 12/18/96,
Leahy for U.S. Senator; $1,000, 1/24/97, Italian American
Democratic Leadership Council; and $500, 4/4/97, Hoyer for
Congress.
2. Spouse, Sheilah A. Kast, none.
3. Children and spouses, none.
4. Parents, Joseph S. Rosapepe, deceased; Dorothy Carew
Rosapepe, deceased.
5. Grandparents, George Carew, deceased; Dora Carew,
deceased; Attilio Rosapepe, deceased; Rebecca Rosapepe,
deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Dorothy C.R. Bodwell, Douglas
F. Bodwell, none.
____
Kathryn Linda Haycock Proffitt, of Arizona, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Malta.
Nominee: Kathryn Linda Haycock Proffitt.
Post: U.S. Ambassador to Malta.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date and donee.
1. Self, $450, 6/19/92, McCain Re-election Committee; $400,
7/29/92, McCain Re-election Committee; $250, 9/15/92, Kolbe
'92; $250, 9/11/92, Pastor for Arizona; $125, 10/25/92,
Republican National Committee--Victory '92; $250, 1/13/94,
Friends of Jim Cooper; $125, 5/22/94, National Republican
Congressional Committee; $1,000, 12/5/94, Citizens Committee
for Ernest F. Hollings; $1,000, 8/8/95, Clinton/Gore 1996
Primary Committee; $10,000, 11/21/95, Democratic National
Committee; $5,000, 12/7/95, Democratic Party of Oregon;
$1,000, 12/29/95, Steve Owens for Congress--Primary; $1,000,
12/29/95, Steve Owens for Congress--General; $500, 3/21/96,
New Mexicans for Bill Richardson; $500, 3/27/96, Tim Johnson
for Senate; $1,000, 8/13/96, Clinton/Gore Election Legal &
Accounting; $5,000, 8/16/96, Birthday Victory Fund; $500, 10/
7/96, Henry for Congress; $1,000, 10/22/96, Arizona
Democratic Party Federal Account; $5,000, 1/21/97, Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Comm.
2. Spouse (former), Paul W. Haycock.
I was divorced in February of 1994. I cannot respond with
certainty regarding contributions made by my former spouse.
3. Children and Spouses, Korbin Haycock, None; Hollie
Haycock, None; Garron Haycock, None; Rachelle Haycock, None.
4. Parents, Phyllis Douglas (mother), $1,000, 8/16/95,
Clinton/Gore 1996 Primary Committee; Gary Douglas (step-
father), $1,000, 8/16/95, Clinton/Gore 1996 Primary
Committee.
5. Grandparents, Leslie Gloyd Hall, Deceased; Rhea Hall,
Deceased; Thelma Proffitt, Deceased; David Proffitt,
Deceased.
6. Brothers and Spouses, Francis Proffitt, None; Janet
Proffitt (spouse), None; Wesley Proffitt, None; Rolanda
Proffitt (spouse), None.
7. Sisters and Spouses, None.
Joseph A. Presel, of Rhode Island, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Uzbekistan.
Nominee: Joseph A. Presel.
Post: Ambassador to Uzebekistan.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee.
1. Self, Joseph Presel, $50, 7/29/96, Porter for Congress.
2. Spouse, Claire-Lise Presel, none.
3. Children and Spouses names, no children.
4. Parents names, Howard Presel, deceased; Marie Roitman
Presel, deceased.
5. Grandparents names, Barnet Roitman, Kate Roitman, Joseph
Presel, Esther Presel, all deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses names, no brothers.
7. Sisters and spouses names, no sisters.
Steven Karl Pifer, of California, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Counselor, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Ukraine.
Nominee: Steven Karl Pifer.
Post: Ambassador to Ukraine.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date and donee.
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, Marilyn Pifer, none.
3. Child, Christine Pifer, none.
4. Father, John Pifer, $19,93, 2/93, Jon Kyle Reelection
Committee; $50.00, 5/93, Friends of Jon Kyle; $40.00, 9/93,
Friends of Jon Kyle; $2,000.00, 6/96, Republican Senatorial
Inner Circle; $500.00, 5/97, McCain for Senate; $1,000.00, 9/
93, Pacific Legal Foundation; $1,000.00, 9/94, Pacific Legal
Foundation; $1,000.00, 12/95, Pacific Legal Foundation;
$1,000.00, 12/96, Pacific Legal Foundation; Mother, Norma
Pifer, none; Stepmother, Stacy Pifer, none; Former
stepmother, Yvonne Pifer, none.
5. Grandparents, Marguerite Clark, deceased; Oscar Smith,
deceased; Althea Pifer, deceased; John Carl Pifer, deceased.
6. Brother, Kevin Pifer, none; Stepbrother, Hugo Olliphant,
none.
7. Stepsister, Sandi Pifer, none.
Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr., of Texas, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Sweden.
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Nominee: Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr.
Post: U.S. Ambassador to Sweden.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee.
1. Self, Lyndon Lowell Olson, Jr., $1,000, 4/8/97, Ken
Bentsen for Congress; $1,000, 3/4/97, Gene Green Election
Fund; $1,000, 3/10/97, Friends of Patrick Kennedy; $1,000, 3/
13/97, New Democratic Network; $10,000, 2/20/97, Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee; $1,000, 2/19/97, Citizens for
Joe Kennedy; $1,000, 7/1/96, Martin Frost Campaign Committee;
$1,000, 7/2/96, Bruggere for Senate; $1,000, 8/26/96, Weiland
for Congress; $1,000, 9/5/96, Chas. Stenholm for Congress;
$1,000, 9/26/96, Pat Frank for Congress; $2,000 12/13/96, Tom
Daschle (Primary & General); $1,000, 7/12/96, Chet Edwards
for Congress; $1,000, 1/9/96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller;
$1,000, 7/18/96, Rangel Victory Fund; $1,000, 3/19/96, Tom
Strickland; $1,000, 4/11/96, Sanders for Senate; $1,000, 6/
12/96, Torricelli for Senate; $1,000, 12/5/96, Nick Lampson
Campaign; $1,000, 9/25/95, Clinton/Gore `96 Primary
Committee; $1,000, 4/19/95, Edwards for Congress; $1,000, 12/
18/95, Odom U.S. Senate Campaign; $1,000, 3/22/95, Citizens
for Harkin; $1,000, 8/24/95, Friends of Carl Levin; $1,000,
5/5/95, Citizens for Joe Kennedy; $1,000, 4/15/95, Kerry for
Senate; $1,000, 9/11/95, Ben Nelson for Senate; $1,000, 12/
28/95, Maloney for Congress; $1,000, 3/7/94, Cooper for
Senate; $1,000, 10/3/94, Ken Bentsen for Congress; $1,000, 3/
28/94, Harris Wofford; $1,000, 1/19/94, Craig Washington;
$1,000, 2/24/94, Mike Andrews Campaign Committee; $1,000, 3/
11/94, Jerry Nadler for Congress; $1,000, 4/11/94, Fisher for
Senate; $2,500, 9/5/94, Effective Government Committee;
$1,000, 10/7/94, Earl Pomeroy for Congress; $1,000, 9/27/94,
Robb for Senate; $1,000, 7/14/94, Martin Frost Campaign
Committee; $1,000, 4/12/93, Joe Kennedy Campaign; $1,000, 12/
17/93, ACLI PAC; $1,000, 12/4/93, Frost Campaign
Committee; $1,000, 6/18/93, Riegle for Senate; $1,000, 6/
9/93, Edwards for Congress; $2,000, 8/9/93, Effective
Government Committee; $250, 4/20/93, Effective Government
Committee; $2,500, 10/10/93, Effective Government
Committee; $1,000, 3/5/93, Krueger for Senate; $1,000, 12/
7/93, Joe Lieberman Senate Campaign; $1,000, 8/16/93,
Bingaman Campaign Committee; $1,000, 8/23/98, Jim Sasser
Committee; $2,000, 12/24/92, Effective Gov't. Committee;
$1,000, 8/25/92, Tom Daschle; $1,000, 9/18/92, Gephardt in
Congress Committee; $1,000, 4/9/92, Life PAC; $1,000, 4/
21/92, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; $1,000,
7/12/92, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; $1,000,
5/15/92, Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee;
$1,000, 6/6/92, Pomeroy for Congress; $500, 9/6/92, Chet
Edwards for Congress; $1,000, 12/2/92, Chet Edwards for
Congress.
2. Spouse, Kathleen Woodward Olson, $1,000, 2/19/97,
Citizens for Joe Kennedy;
1996
$1,000, 7/12/96, Chet Edwards Campaign Committee; $1,000,
12/13/96, Tom Daschle; $1,000, 4/11/96, Sanders for Senate;
$1,000, 6/20/95, Pete Wilson for President; $1,000, 4/19/95,
Edwards for Congress; $1,000, 6/11/93, Chet Edwards Campaign.
3. Children and spouses names, none.
4. Parents names, Lyndon L. Olson, Sr., $1,000, 4/21/95,
Joe Kennedy Campaign Congress, Frances M. Olson, None.
5. Grandparents names, E.A. Olson & Beth Olson, deceased,
none. C.B. McLaughlin & Lillie McLaughlin, deceased, none.
6. Brothers and spouses names, Kristine D. Olson, None.
Charles D. Olson, $1,000, 5/13/96, Sanders for Senate; $250,
1/23/95, Chet Edwards; $250, 4/16/95, Chet Edwards; $250, 7/
17/95, Chet Edwards; $250, 11/20/95, Chet Edwards; $1,000, 5/
15/95, Citizens for Joe Kennedy; $1,000, 4/26/93, Citizens
for Joe Kennedy; $1,000, 3/26/92 Clinton for President;
$1,000, 12/17/92, Senator Lloyd Bentsen Campaign. Kristine K.
Olson, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, none.
George Edward Moose, of Maryland, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Career Minister, to be
Representative of the United States of America to the
European Office of the United Nations, with the rank of
Ambassador.
Nominee: George E. Moose.
Post: Representative of the United States to the European
Office of the United Nations.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee.
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, none.
3. Children and spouses names, none.
4. Parents names, Ellen McCloud Moose, 1997, Democratic
Congressional Committee, $50.00. 1996, Democratic National
Committee, $900.00; Democratic Congressional Committee,
$140.00; Democratic Senatorial Committee, $135.00; Democrats
2000, $100.00; Clinton-Gore GELAC, $400.00; National Comm.
for an Elected Congress, $70.00; Colorado Democratic Party,
$720.00. 1995, Democratic National Committee, $220.00;
Clinton--America's Future Fund, $300.00; Democratic
Senatorial Committee, $170.00; Clinton-Gore Primary
Committee, $100.00. 1994, Clinton--America's Future Fund,
$100.00; Democratic National Committee, $420.00; Democratic
Senatorial Committee, $70.00. 1993, Estimated contributions
of to DNC, DSC and other Democratic Party Funds, $1,200.00;
Total: $5,045.00. Robert Moose, information not available (no
contact).
5. Grandparents names, none (no grandparents living).
6. Brothers and spouses names, none (no brothers).
7. Sisters and spouses names, Adonica and Larry Walker,
none.
William Dale Montgomery, of Pennsylvania, a Career Member
of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor,
to be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the
United States of America to the Republic of Croatia.
Nominee: William Dale Montgomery.
Post: Zagreb, Croatia.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee.
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, Lynne, none.
3. Children and spouses names, Alexander (14), Amelia (10),
Katarina (9), none.
4. Parents names, Blondell Close Montgomery (mother);
father, deceased, none.
5. Grandparents names, all deceased for more than ten
years.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Merrie Montgomery King and
husband Dennis King, none. Cynthia Montgomery Wernerfeldt and
husband Birgir Wernerfeldt, up to $1,000, 1992, Clinton
Presidential Campaign.
Stanley Louis McLelland, of Texas, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Jamaica.
(The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.)
Nominee: Stanley Louis McLelland.
Post: Ambassador.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, see attached schedule.
2. Spouse, not married.
3. Children and spouses, I do not have any children.
4. Parents names, Roberta Lois Chaudoin McLelland, none;
Ralph Ervin McLelland, deceased.
5. Grandparents names, all grandparents have been deceased
for over 15 years.
6. Brothers and spouses names, Gerald R. McLelland, none;
Sue McLelland, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Martha L. McLelland Stenseng,
none; Vern Stenseng, none.
Attachment to federal campaign contribution report
Nominee: Stanley Louis McLelland.
Social Sec. No.: 000-00-0000.
Post: Ambassador.
Contributions, amount, date, recipient:
Self, $10,000, 05/14/97, Dem. Senatorial Campaign Comm.
Self, $1,000, 05/09/97, Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Self, $1,000, 03/25/97, Friends of Chris Dodd.
Self (in-kind), $1,000, 03/25/97, Friends of Chris Dodd.
Self, $500, 02/20/97, Citizens for Joe Kennedy.
Self, $10,000, 02/14/97, Dem. Senatorial Campaign Comm.
Self, $2,000, 12/19/96, Tom Daschle Committee.
Self, $500, 11/21/96, Nick Lampson for Congress.
Self, $1,000, 11/21/96, Ken Bentsen for Congress.
Self, $5,000, 10/22/96, Presidential Unity '96 (non-
federal).
Self, $500, 09/26/96, Nick Lampson for Congress.
Self, $5,000, 09/24/96, Dem. Senatorial Campaign Comm.
Self, $10,000, 08/20/96, Birthday Victory Fund ($8,000
attributed to Dem., Nat'l Comm. & $2,000 attributed, to Texas
Dem. Comm.).
Self, $1,000, 08/19/96, Victory '96 Federal Account.
Self, $700, 08/16/96, Dem. Nat'l Comm. Convention Program
(non-federal).
Self, $5,000, 08/01/96, Dem. Nat'l Comm. (non-federal).
Self, $20,000, 08/01/96, Dem. Nat'l Comm. (non-federal).
Self, $25,000, 06/25/96, Tex. Victory '96 (non-federal).
Self, $25,000, 05/09/96, Dem. Nat'l comm. (non-federal).
Self (in-kind), 529, 05/05/96, Dem. Nat'l Comm. (non-
federal).
Self, $25,000, 12/05/95, DNC Media Fund: ($20,000
attributed to federal account and $5,000 attributed to non-
federal account).
Self, $500, 09/22/95, Friends for Nelson wolff.
Self, $1,000, 08/07/95, John Odam for U.S. Senate.
Self, $1,000, 06/27/95, Clinton/Gore '94.
Self, $1,000, 07/14/94, Fisher for Senate '94.
Self, $1,000, 07/08/94, Doggett for Congress.
Self, $1,000, 02/16/94, Mike Andrews for U.S. Senate.
Self, $1,000, 01/24/94, Carrin F. Patman for Congress.
Self, $2,000, 03/25/93, Bob Krueger Campaign.
Self, $5,000, 3/25/93, Texas Dem. Party.
____
Gerald S.McGowan, of Virginia, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to be the Republic of Portugal
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(The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.)
Nominee: Gerald S. McGowan.
Post: Ambassador of Portugal.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, (See Attachment C.)
2. Spouse, Sharon S. McGowan (deceased) (1995).
3. Children and spouses names, Jason Gropper, Zachary
Gropper, Lukas, Connor, Molly, Sean and Dylan McGowan, none.
4. Parents names, Harry McGowan, Mary McGowan,
miscellaneous amount to Democrats--nothing over $100
(deceased).
5. Grandparents names, all deceased for over 20 years.
6. Brothers and spouses names, Harry J. and Victoria
McGowan, none; James and Vivian McGowan, $25.00, 1996.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Maureen McGowan and Mark
Malone, none; Michael Mulvihill and Kathleen McGowan
Mulvihill, none.
Year, name, amount:
[Attachment C]
1991--Clinton for President......................................$1,000
1992--Democratic National Committee...............................7,500
Kopetski for Congress.........................................500
1994--Democratic National Committee..............................75,000
Democratic Party of Virginia................................1,000
Friends of Margolis-Mezvinski.................................850
1995--People for Wilhelm..........................................1,000
1996--Democratic National Committee.................................700
Wilder Committee............................................1,000
Friends of Strickland.......................................2,000
Friends of Senator Levin......................................500
Wyden for Senate............................................1,000
Clinton/Gore................................................1,000
Friends of Mark Warner......................................2,000
Friends of Evan Bayh........................................1,000
Markey for Congress...........................................500
Levin for Congress............................................500
Levin & Levin...............................................1,000
1997--Leahy for Senate............................................1,000
500 Dorgan for Senate................................................
____
Victor Marrero, of New York, to be the Permanent
Representative of the United States to the Organization of
American States, with the rank of Ambassador.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Nominee: Victor Marrero.
Post: U.S. Representative to the OAS.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, $500, October 1996, Presidential Unity Fund, DNC.
$250, May 1994, Chief Deputy Whip's Fund.
2. Spouse, Veronica White, none.
3. Children and spouses names, Andrew, none; Robert, none.
4. Parents names, Josefina, deceased; Ezequiel, deceased.
5. Grandparents names, N/A, deceased; N/A, deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses names, Louis Marrero, none;
Virginia Marrero, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Carmen Gomez, none; Jemes
Gomez, see attached; Yvonne Schonborg, none; David Schonborg,
none.
federal campaign contribution report
Nominee: Victor Marrero.
Post: U.S. Representative to the OAS.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
Gomez, James,
$1,000, 7/7/93, Committee to select Nydia M. Valazquez to
Congress.
$1,000, 2/27/97, Juan Solis for Congress Committee.
$1,000, 2/16/97 Silvestre Reyes candidature for U.S.
Congress.
$1,000, 2/18/96, Comite Eleccion de Carlos, Romero-Barcelo
al Congreso Inc.
$500, 9/21/96, Friends of Chris Dodd--'98.
$1,000, 11/13/96, Committee to elect Nydia M. Valazquez to
Congress.
$500 8/21/95, Goldman Sachs Partners PAC.
____
James A. Larocco, of Virginia, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the State of Kuwait.
(The following is a list of all member of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.)
Nominee: James A. Larocco.
Post: Kuwait.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, James A. Larocco, none.
2. Spouse, Janet M. Larocco, non.
3. Children and spouses names, Stephanie, Charles, and
Mary, none (all minors.
4. Parents names, Charles and Nena Larocco, James and
Sylvia McIlwain, none (deceased).
5. Grandparents names, James and Lillian Larocco, Anthony
and Theresa Amount, none (deceased).
6. Brothers and spouses names, Robert Larocco, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Sister Nina Larocco (Nun),
Charlene and William Berg, Elaine and Charles Travers, none.
____
Daniel Charles Kurtzer, of Maryland, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Arab Republic of Egypt.
(The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.)
Nominee: Daniel Charles Kurtzer, none.
2. Spouse, Sheila Kurtzer, none.
3. Children and spouses names, David Shimon Kurtzer, none.
Jared Louis Kurtzer, none.
4. Parents names, Jacob Doppelt Kurtzer, none; Nathan and
Sylvia Kurtzer, none; Minnie Doppelt, none.
5. Grandparents, names, Rebecca Posner (deceased).
6. Brothers and spouses names, Benjamin and Melissa
Kurtzer, none; Ira Doppelt, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Max and Gale Bienstock, none;
Richard and Debra Forman, none; Arthur and Joyce Miltz, $100
to local Councilman campaign in 1990.
____
James Catherwood Hormel, of California, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Luxembourg.
(The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.)
Nominee: James C. Hormel.
Post: Ambassador to Luxembourg.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, James C. Hormel (See attached list).
2. Spouse, none.
3. Children and spouses names (See attached list).
4. Parents names Jay C. Hormel (deceased), Germaine Dubois
Hormel (deceased).
5. Grandparents names, George A. Hormel (deceased), Lillian
B. Gleason Hormel (deceased).
6. Brothers and spouses names (See attached list).
7. Sisters and spouses names, none.
federal campaign contribution report
1. Donor: James C. Hormel.
Amount, date, donee:
1993
$1,500, 2-5-93, Committee to Re-elect Edw. Kennedy.
(Returned) (1994 election). (Contribution returned by Senator
Kennedy after letter of recommendation written on my behalf.)
$1,000, 3-15-93, The Bob Krueger Campaign.
$1,000, 4-12-93, Citizens for Harkin (1996 election).
$1,000, 4-19-93, Mitchell for Senate (1994 election).
$1,000, 4-19-93, Human Rights Campaign Fund.
$500, 4-21-93, Democratic Congressional Campaign.
$1,000, 5-28-93, Feinstein for Senate 1994.
$5,000, 6-7-93, Human Rights Campaign Fund.
$1,000, 8-30-93, Robb for Senate Committee.
$5,000, 9-24-93, Democratic Congressional Campaign.
$5,000, 9-24-93, Ollie-PAC.
$5,000, 11-17-93, Democratic Senate Campaign Committee.
1994
$1,000, 2-15-94, Anna Eshoo for Congress.
$1,000, 2-22-94, Robb for Senate Committee.
$1,000, 2-22-94, Wolsey for Congress.
$1,000, 2-24-94, Nancy Pelosi for Congress.
-$2,000, 2-28-94, Return on Kennedy for Senate '92 and '93.
$5,000, 3-14-94, Human Rights Campaign Fund.
$250, 3-14-94, Tom Duane For Congress.
$1,000, 3-28-94, Comm. to Elect Dan Hamburg.
$1,000, 3-29-94, Tom Andrews for Senate.
$1,000, 4-4-94, Studds for Congress Committee (primary).
$1,000, 4-4-94, Studds for Congress Committee (general).
$2,000, 5-19-94, California Victory '94.
$1,000, 5-19-94, Tom Andrews for Senate.
$1,000, 5-19-94, Fazio for Congress.
$1,000, 5-19-94, People for Marty Stone.
$200, 5-19-94, Zoe Logren for Congress.
1995
$10,000, 5-12-95, Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee.
$5,000, 6-30-95, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
$1,000, 6-30-95, Clinton/Gore '96 (96 Election).
$2,000, 9-8-95, Friends of Barbara Boxer (98 Election).
$1,000, 11-10-95, Jerry Estruth for Congress.
$1,000, 11-10-95, Kennedy for Senate 94 (Debt).
$205.74, 11-16-95, Kennedy for Senate 94 (Debt) reception
expense.
$4,000, 11-30-95, Democratic Party of Oregon.
$500, 12-11-95, Richard Durbin for Senate (96 Election).
$1,000, 12-13-95, Friends of Carl Levin (96 Election).
$500, 12-13-95, Woolsey for Congress (96 Election).
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$500, 12-13-95, Rick Zbur for Congress (96 Election).
1996
$5,000, 3-4-96, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
$1,000, 3-12-96, McCormick for Congress.
$1,000, 3-12-96, Gantt for U.S. Senate 96.
$500, 3-13-96, Nancy Pelosi for Congress 96.
$547.36, 4-29-96, John Kerry for Senate reception expense.
$1,000, 5-13-96, Michela Alioto for Congress.
$1,000, 5-15-96, Rick Zbur for Congress.
$1,000, 5-31-96, Wellstone for Senate.
$1,000, 6-27-96, Ellen Tauscher for Congress.
$500, 7-18-96, Committee for Loretta Sanchez.
$1,000, 8-20-96, Fazio for Congress.
$500, 8-23-96, Tom Bruggere for U.S. Senate.
$5,000, 8-23-96, Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee.
$500, 8-23-96, People for Weiland.
$500, 8-23-96, Friends of Walter Capps.
1997
$3,000, 3-6-97, California Victory '98 (98 Election).
$10,000, 5-8-97, Democratic Congressional Campaign
Committee.
$1,000, 5-16-97, Nancy Pelosi for Congress.
3. Donor: Children and spouses: Alison M. Hormel Webb,
daughter and Bernard C. Webb, none; Anne C. Hormel Holt,
daughter and Cecil T. Holt, none; Elizabeth M. Hormel,
daughter and A. Andrew Leddy, none; James C. Hormel, Jr., son
and Kathleen G. Hormel, none; Sarah Hormel von Quillfeldt,
daughter and Falk von Quillfeldt, none.
6. Donor: Brothers and spouses: George A. Hormel II,
brother and Jamie Hormel, none; Thomas D. Hormel, brother and
Rampa R. Hormel.
Thomas D. Hormel
Amount, date, donee:
1993
$1,000, 12-19-93, Gerry Studds for Congress.
1994
$1,000, 4-22-94, Dan Hamburg.
$1,000, 4-22-94, Tom Andrews.
$1,000, 5-9-94, Mike Burkett.
$1,000, 5-24-94, Dianne Feinstein.
$1,000, 6-15-94, Dan Hamburg.
$4,000, 7-18-94, Maine '94.
$1,000, 7-18-94, Tom Andrews.
$5,000, 10-8-94, League of Conservation Voters.
$1,000, 10-8-94, Jolene Unsoeld.
1995
$1,000, 7-25-95, Clinton/Gore 96.
$1,000, 8-3-95, Dan Williams.
$1,000, 11-2-95, Walt Minnick.
1996
1,000, 1-12-96, Wyden for Senate.
1,000, 3-31-96, Dan Williams.
1,000, 6-30-96, Walt Minnick.
1,000, 6-30-96, Luther for Congress.
1,000, 8-13-96, John Kerry for Senate.
1,000, 10-16-96, John Kerry for Senate.
1,000, 10-16-96, Wellington for Senate.
1,000, 10-16-96, Strickland for Senate.
1997
None.
Rampa R. Hormel
1993
None.
1994
1,000, 5-1-94, Dan Hamburg.
1,000, 5-11-94, Dianne Feinstein.
1,000, 5-16-94, Dan Hamburg.
1,500, 7-19-94, Maine '94.
1,000, 7-19-94, Tom Andrews.
1,000, 10-8-94, Jolene Unsoeld.
1995
1,000, 8-3-95, Dan Williams.
1,000, 11-2-95, Walt Minnick.
1996
1,000, 1-12-96, Wyden for Senate.
1,000, 1-31-96, Byron Sher for Senate.
1,000, 4-4-96, Ian Bowles for Congress.
1,000, 8-31-96, John Kerry for Senate.
250, 9-15-96, Democratic National Party.
1,000, 10-15-96, Walt Minnick for Senate.
500, 10-15-95, Michela Alioto for Congress.
500, 10-15-95, Capp for Congress.
500, 10-15-96, Rick Zbur for Congress.
500, 10-15-96, Loretta Sanchez for Congress.
500, 10-15-96, Brad Sherman.
1,000, 10-21-96, Wellington for Senate.
1,000, 10-21-96, Strickland for Senate.
1,000, 10-21-96, Swett for Congress.
1997
500, 2-15-97, Committee for Loretta Sanchez.
David B. Hermelin, of Michigan, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to Norway.
Post: United States Ambassador to Norway.
Nominee: David B. Hermelin.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. David B. Hermelin, $250.00, 2/29/92, Reynolds for
Congress '92; 100.00, 3/13/92, Dan Coats; 1,000.00, 3/30/92,
Levine Campaign Committee; 500.00, 3/31/92, Levin for
Congress; 150.00, 5/1/92, Fingerhut for Congress; 100.00, 5/
8/92, JAPAC; 250.00, 5/14/92, Hagan for Congress; 1,000.00,
5/15/92, MOPAC; 100.00, 5/21/92, J. Dingell for Congress;
250.00, 6/9/92, Tanter for Congress; 500.00, 6/23/92, A Lot
of People Supporting Tom Daschle; 500.00, 6/24/92, Friends of
Chris Dodd; 500.00, 6/26/92, Friends of Bob Graham; 250.00,
6/30/92, Alice Gilbert for Congress; 250.00, 7/14/92,
Committee for Wendell Ford; 125.00, 7/22/92, Friends of
Barbara Rose Collins; 500.00, 8/11/92, Glickman for Congress;
12,500.00, 8/24/92, DNC Services Corporation; 50.00, 9/1/92,
Broomfield Tribute; 250.00, 9/8/92, Bonior for Congress;
250.00, 9/25/92, W. Briggs for Congress; 500.00, 10/13/92,
Dick Swett for Congress; 1,000.00, 10/13/92, Friends of Bob
Carr; 250.00, 10/20/92, Briggs for Congress; 1,000.00, 12/18/
92, Lautenberg Committee; 250.00, 12/18/92, Briggs for
Congress; 1,000.00, 4/15/93, Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00,
4/15/93, Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00, 4/15/93, Riegle for
Senate; (1,000.00), 8/5/93, Riegle for Senate; 100.00, 9/
1/93, Connie Mack for Senate; 300.00, 9/3/93, Levin for
Congress; 700.00, 11/11/93, Levin for Congress;
(1,000.00), 11/18/93, Riegle for Senate; 1,000.00, 12/15/
93, MOPAC; 1,000.00, 12/17/93, Friends of Bob Carr;
1,000.00, 12/28/93, Dick Swett for Congress; 100.00 2/21/
94, Mahoney '94 Senate; 200.00, 2/23/94, Friends of
Congressman Fingerhut; 500.00, 3/9/94, Glickman for
Congress; 100.00, 3/9/94, Hollowell for Congress; 500.00,
3/21/94, Citizens for Sarbanes; 1,000.00, 4/13/94,
Effective Gvt. Comm.; 1,000.00, 4/27/94, Friends of Bob
Carr; 100.00, 5/1/94, Hollowell for Congress; 200.00, 5/1/
94, Friends of John Glenn; 100.00, 5/10/94, Friends of
Barbara Rose Collins; 1,000.00, 5/16/94, Lautenberg
Committee; 300.00, 5/26/94, Tom Hecht for Congress;
500.00, 6/1/94, Friends for Bryan '94; 100.00, 6/2/94,
John D. Dingell for Congress; 1,000.00, 6/6/94, Levin for
Congress; 500.00, 6/8/94, Robb for the Senate; 180.00, 6/
15/94, Friends of A. Gilbert; 320.00, 6/17/94, Friends of
A. Gilbert; 500.00, 6/17/94, Lieberman '94 Comm.; 250.00,
6/22/94, Bob Mitchell for Congress; 100.00, 6/24/95,
Rivers for Congress; 250.00, 8/5/94, Dhillon for Congress;
250.00, 8/28/94, Bonior for Congress; 500.00, 8/31/94,
Committee to Re-elect Tom Foley; 1,000.00, 9/1/94, MOPAC;
2,500.00, 9/9/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee; 2,500.00, 9/9/94, Michigan Senate Victory Fund;
250.00, 9/9/94, Glickman for Congress; 250.00, 9/11/94,
Sam Coppersmith for U.S. Senate; 1,000.00, 9/16/94, Levin
for Congress; 500.00, 9/24/94, Committee to Re-elect Tom
Foley; 300.00, 10/10/94, Friends of Congressman Fingerhut;
500.00, 10/17/94, Hyatt for Senate; 100.00, 10/17/94, Bob
Mitchell for Congress; 500.00, 10/19/94, Dick Swett for
Congress; 500.00, 10/24/94, Dick Swett for Congress;
250.00, 10/31/94, Bob Mitchell for Congress; 407.44, 11/7/
94, Friends for Bob Carr; 70.00, 11/7/94, Friends of Bob
Carr; 308.00, 1/23/95, DNC Services Corporation; 100.00,
2/23/95, Swett for Senate; 1,000.00, 4/28/95, Friends of
Senator Carl Levin; 1,000.00, 4/28/95, Friends of Senator
Carl Levin; 100.00, 5/30/95, Joint Action Committee for
Public Affairs; 500.00, 6/21/95, Friends of Bob Carr;
500.00, 6/29/95, Levin for Congress; 1,000.00, 6/30/95,
Clinton/Gore '96 Primary Committee; 1,000.00, 10/19/95,
MOPAC; 150.00, 11/9/95, The Reed Committee; 50.00, 11/29/
95, Friends of Barbara Rose Collins; 1,000.00, 11/29/95,
Citizens for Biden '96; 1,000.00, 11/29/95, Citizens for
Biden '96; 500.00, 12/1/95, Levin for Congress; 500.00,
12/5/95, Levin for Congress; 500.00, 12/29/95, Stabenow
for Congress; 1,000.00, 12/31/95, Wyden for Senate; 50.00,
2/7/96, Yates for Congress; 500.00, 2/8/96, John D.
Dingell for Congress; 500.00, 2/8/96, John D. Dingell for
Congress; 200.00, 3/1/96, Stupak for Congress; 500.00, 3/
4/96, Levin for Congress; 24,000.00, 3/6/96, Victory '96
(Non-Federal); 100.00, 3/19/96, Shirley Gold for Congress;
250.00, 3/22/96, Friends of Dick Durbin; 250.00, 3/31/96,
Lynn Rivers for Congress `98; 250.00, 5/7/96, Richard
Klein for Congress; 500.00, 5/13/96, Stabenow for
Congress; 50.00, 5/23/96, Martin Frost Campaign; 100.00,
6/3/96, Committee to Elect Douglas Diggs; 1,000.00, 6/28/
96, John D. Dingell for Congress; 1,000.00, 7/8/96, MOPAC;
1,000.00, 7/12/96, Friends of Tom Strickland; 150.00, 7/
15/96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; 100.00, 7/15/96,
Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs; 500.00, 7/
22/96, Dick Swett for Senate; 500.00, 7/23/96, Diggs for
Congress; 250.00, 7/30/96, Friends of Max Cleland for the
U.S. Senate; 250.00, 8/1/96, Ieyoub for Senate; 250.00, 8/
9/96, Cohen for Congress; 50.00, 8/9/96, Martin Frost
Campaign; 100.00, 8/14/96, Congressman Kildee; 250.00, 8/
20/96, Sam Gejdenson Re-Election; 500.00, 8/21/96,
Citizens for Harkin; 500.00, 8/21/96, Kerry Committee;
500.00, 8/21/96, Friends of Max Baucus; 250.00, 8/26/96,
Bonior for Congress; 250.00, 9/4/96, Lynn Rivers for
Congress '98; 250.00, 9/4/96, Reed Committee; 100.00, 9/6/
96, Kilpatrick for Congress; 250.00, 9/6/96, Committee to
Elect Morris Frumin; 250.00, 9/9/96, Bonior for Congress;
1,000.00, 9/9/96, Clinton/Gore '96 GELAC; 250.00, 9/16/96,
Tunnicliff for Congress; 1,000.00, 9/19/96, Stabenow for
Congress; 250.00, 10/26/96, Harvey Gant for Senate;
500.00, 10/30/96, Friends of Max Baucus; 500.00, 11/3/96,
Swett for Senate; 500.00, 11/31/96, Congressman Kildee;
100.00, 12/13/96, Stabenow for Congress; 1,000.00, 3/11/
97, Stabenow for Congress; 1,000.00, 3/20/97, Kennedy
2000; 1,000.00, 4/21/97, DNC.
2. Doreen N. Hermelin 250.00, 6/9/92, Tanter for Congress;
12,500.00, 8/24/92, DNC Service Corporation; 150.00, 10/1/92,
Bill Ford; 1,000.00, 4/15/93, Riegle for Senate; (1,000.00),
11/18/93, Riegle for Senate; 500.00, 12/6/93, Nita Lowey for
Congress; 1,000.00, 4/27/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 1,500.00,
9/9/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee; 2,500.00, 9/9/94, Michigan Senate Victory
Fund; 1,000.00, 9/19/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 1,000.00, 9/
19/94, Levin for Congress; 250.00, 11/11/94, Joint Action
Committee for Political Affairs; 250.00, 1/18/95, Emily's
List; 1,000.00, 5/22/95, Emily's List; 1,000.00, 6/26/95,
Friends of Senator Carl
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Levin; 1,000.00, 6/30/95, Clinton/Gore '96 Primary
Committee; 500.00, 10/26/95, Wyden for Senate; 2,000.00,
12/19/95, Citizens for Biden 1996; 1,000.00, 12/28/95,
Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 250.00, 12/28/95,
WINPAC; 500.00, 1/10/96, Wyden for Senate; 19,000.00, 3/6/
96, Victory '96 Non-Federal; 5,000.00, 3/6/96, Victory
'96; 250.00, 4/12/96, Joint Action Committee for Public
Affairs; 125.00, 4/25/96, Nita Lowey for Congress; 250.00,
5/7/96, Richard Klein for Congress; 1,000.00, 5/13/96,
Stabenow for Congress; 5,000.00, 5/21/96, Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 7/12/96, Friends
of Tom Strickland; 5,000.00, 6/19/96, DNC Services
Corporation; 200.00, 8/28/96, Lynn Rivers for Congress
'98; 1,000.00, 9/19/96, Stabenow for Congress; 100.00, 9/
27/96, Committee to Elect Godchaux; 250.00, 10/29/96,
Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs.
3. Marcia Hermelin Orley, Robert Orley, spouse: 100.00, 5/
7/92, Committee to elect Eric Fingerhut; 50.00, 6/16/92,
Committee to re-elect Chris Dodd; 50.00, 6/16/92, Committee
to re-elect Bob Graham; 50.00, 6/16/92, Committee to re-elect
Tom Daschle; 125.00, 7/24/92, Committee to re-elect Barbara
Rose Collins; 250,00, 8/27/92, Fingerhut for Congress;
100.00, 4/9/93, Emily's List; 100.00, 2/27/94, Friends of
Fingerhut; 150,00, 3/29/94, Hollowell for Congress; 250,00,
4/27/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 100.00, 5/12/94, Friends of Joe
Knollenberg; 200,00, 5/31/94, Friends of Bob Carr; 100.00, 6/
1/94, Friends of Richard H. Bryan; 100.00, 6/1/94, Lieberman
for Senate; 250,00, 6/8/94, Robb for Senate; 150.00, 7/8/94,
Levin for Congress; 250,00, 7/8/94, Coppersmith for Senate;
500.00, 8/23/94, Friends of Congressman Fingerhut; 500.00, 9/
10/94, Michigan Senate Victory Fund; 500.00, 9/10/94, Friends
of Bob Carr; 250,00, 9/28/94, Friends of Congressman
Fingerhut; 250,00, 9/30/94, Sam Coppersmith for U.S. Senate;
100.00, 10/7/94, Levin for Congress; 200.00, 11/21/95, Joint
Action Committee for Political Affairs; 1,000.00, 12/21/95,
Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 250,00, 5/13/96, Stabenow for
Congress; 1,000.00, 8/5/96, Levin for Senate; 250,00, 8/12/
96, Senator Max Baucus; 250,00, 8/12/96, Citizens for
Harkin; 250.00, 8/21/96, Senator John Kerry; 250.00, 8/23/
96, Levin for Congress; 100.00, 8/28/96, Committee to re-
elect Carolyn Cheeks Kilpatrick; 250.00, 9/19/96, Wyden
for Senate; 500.00, 12/9/96, Wyden for Senate.
Karen Beth Hermelin, None.
Brian Michael Hermelin, Jennifer, spouse, 1,000.00, 7/8/94,
Friends of Bob Carr; 75.00, 8/9/94, Levin for Congress;
500.00, 10/20/94, Dick Swett for Congress; 1,000.00, 12/27/
95, Friends of Senator Carl Levin; 75.00, 7/17/96, Levin for
Congress; 100.00, 10/9/96, Rivers for Congress.
Julie Carol Hermelin, None.
Francine Gail Hermelin, Adam Levite, spouse, None.
4. Frances Heidenreich Hermelin (Deceased), None.
Irving M. Hermelin (Deceased), 12,500.00, 8/24/92, DNC
Services Corporation; 100.00, 6/15/94, C. Burns for Senate.
5. Hannah Marks Heidenreich, Moses Heidenreich (Deceased),
None.
Hendel Wolfe Hermelin, Chayim Shalom Hermelin (Deceased),
None.
6. Marvin Hermelin (Deceased), None.
7. Henrietta Hermelin Weinberg, None.
Kathryn Walt Hall, of Texas, to be Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the
Republic of Austria.
Post: Ambassador to Austria NOMINATED (Month, day, year)
NOMINEE: Kathryn Walt Hall
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee;
1, Self, 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Jill Docking for Senate;
1,000.00, 10/16/96, Roger Bedford for Senate; 1,000.00, 10/
16/96, Tom Bruggere for Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Friends
of Tom Strickland; 50.00, 09/11/96, The Victor Morales
Campaign; 982.00, 08/21/96, Eddie Bernice Johnson For
Congress; 1,000.00, 07/09/96, The Mary Landrieu for Senate
Committee; 1,000.00, 07/01/96, People for Weiland; 1,000.00,
06/10/96, Torricelli For US Senate; 950.00, 01/18/96, Wyden
For Senate; 5,000.00, 01/15/96, Democratic Party of Oregon;
1,000.00, 01/15/96, Oregon Victory Fund; 1,000.00, 01/15/96,
01/15/96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; 1,000.00, 01/15/96,
John Pouland For Congress; 10,000.00, 12/20/95, Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 11/17/95, Tim
Johnson For South Dakota, Inc.; 1,000.00 10/12/95, Clinton/
Gore '96 Primary Committee Inc.; 5,000.00, 09/28/95,
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 08/14/95,
Dallas County Democratic Party; 1,000.00, 07/27/95, Friends
of Senator Carl Levin; 1,000.00, 07/27/95, Friends of Senator
Carl Levin; 5,000.00, 06/30/95, Democratic Senatorial
Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of People
Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of People
Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/08/95, Emily's List
Women Voters; 1,000.00, 06/26/95, John Bryant Campaign;
1,000.00, 06/01/95, Sanders for Senate; 1,000.00, 04/12/95,
Citizens for Joe Kennedy; 1,000.00, 04/05/95, Kerry
Committee; 1,000.00, 11/02/94, Citizens for Senator Wofford;
7,500.00, 09/30/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee;
1,000.00, 09/30/94, Wynia for Senate Committee; 1,000.00 09/
30/94, Jack Mudd for U.S. Senate; 1,000.00, 08/19/94, John
Bryant Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 07/18/94, Friends of
Dave McCurdy; 500.00, 05/16/94, Friends of Bob Carr;
1,000.00, 04/01/94, Jim Mattox Campaign; 1,000.00, 03/01/94,
Jim Mattox Campaign.
2, Spouse, 500.00, 04/25/97, Friends of Patrick Kennedy;
1,000.00, 04/10/97, Friends of Barbara Boxer; 2,500.00, 03/
07/97, Democratic Party of Texas; 1,000.00, 02/20/97,
Citizens for Joe Kennedy; 550.00, 10/16/96, Jill Docking for
Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/96, Roger Bedford for Senate;
1,000.00, 10/16/96, Tom Bruggere for Senate; 1,000.00, 10/16/
96, Friends of Tom Strickland; 1,000.00, 07/09/96, The Mary
Landrieu for Senate Committee; 1,000.00, 07/01/96, People for
Weiland; 1,000.00, 06/10/96, Torricelli For US Senate;
500.00, 02/06/96, Friends of Bob Graham Committee; 3,000.00,
01/22/96, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 950.00,
01/18/96, Wyden For Senate; 1,000.00 01/15/96, Oregon Victory
Fund; 1,000.00, 01/15/96, John Pouland For Congress;
5,000.00, 01/15/96, Oregon Democratic Party; 1,000.00, 01/15/
96, Friends of Senator Rockefeller; 1,000.00, 11/17/95, Tim
Johnson For South Dakota Inc.; 1,000.00, 10/12/95, Clinton/
Gore '96 Primary Committee Inc.; 5,000.00, 09/30/95,
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 500.00, 08/17/95,
Martin Frost Campaign; 5,000.00, 06/30/95, Democratic
Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of
People Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/30/95, A Lot of
People Supporting Tom Daschle; 1,000.00, 06/26/95, John
Bryant Campaign; 1,000.00, 06/01/95, Sanders for Senate;
10,000.00, 04/30/95, Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee; 500.00, 04/13/95, Dallas County Democratic Party;
500.00, 03/16//95, Martin Frost Campaign; 1,000.00, 10/06/94,
John Bryant Campaign Committee; 7,500.00, 09/30/94,
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 2,000.00, 09/16/94,
Effective Government Committee; 500.00, 09/12/94, Martin
Frost Campaign Committee; 500.00, 04/20/94, Martin Frost
Campaign Committee; 500.00, 04/07/94, Friends of Alan Wheat;
500.00, 04/04/94, The Buck Starts Here Fund (Senator
Bentsen); 1.000.00, 03/01/94, Jim Mattox Campaign; 1,000.00,
01/25/94, Democratic National Committee; 3,000.00, 11/01/93,
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee; 1,000.00, 10/31/93,
Robb for the Senate; 1,000.00, 10/31/93, Robb for the Senate;
5,000.00, 09/22/93, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee;
1,000.00, 09/22/93, Virginia Victory Fund; 4,000.00, 09/22/
93, Virginia Victory Fund; 500.00, 05/19/93, National Multi
Housing Council PAC; (510.00), 03/15/93, Senator Lloyd
Bentsen Election Committee; 1,000.00, 03/03/93, Bob Krueger
Campaign.
Non-Federal Political Contributions--Craig & Kathryn Hall,
2,500.00, 12/19/96, Emily's List; 50,000.00, 10/02/96,
Democratic National Committee; 10,000.00, 09/13/96, Emily's
List; 50,000.00, 09/10/96, Texas Victory '96; 92,500.00, 06/
27/96, Texas Victory '96; 3,000.00, 06/25/96, South Dakota
Democratic Party Non-Federal; 3,000.00, 06/25/96, South
Dakota Democratic Party Non-Federal; 7,500.00, 06/20/96,
Democratic National Committee; 10,000.00, 04/18/96,
Democratic State Party-Non Federal Account; 125.00, 04/12/96,
21st Century Democrats; 1,000.00, 04/24/96, 21st Century
Democrats; 2,000.00, 01/22/96, Democratic Senatorial Campaign
Committee; 1,000.00, 10/24/94, Emily's List Women Voters;
7,500.00, 09/30/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee;
150.00, 09/22/94, Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
3. Children and Spouses, Jennifer Cain, David Cain, None.
Marcia Hall, Melissa Hall, Brijetta Hall, Kristina Hall,
None.
4. Parents, Robert Walt, Dolores Walt (both deceased),
None.
5. Grandparents, Laura Newbold, Donald Newbold (both
deceased), None.
Frances Walt, Raffe Walt (both deceased), None.
6. Brothers and Spouses, Robert Walt, Jr., Catherine Walt,
None.
7. Sisters and Spouses, Pamela Chauve, Georges Chauve,
None.
Steven J. Green, of Florida, to be Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to the
Republic of Singapore.
Post: Ambassador to Singapore
Nominee: Steven J. Green
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of the my knowledge, the information contained in
this report is complete and accurate.
STEVEN J. & DOROTHEA GREEN & FAMILY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS
------------------------------------------------------------------------
DATE ORGANIZATION AMOUNT CONTRIBUTOR
------------------------------------------------------------------------
1997..... .......................
1/29/97.. SO DAKOTA COORDINATED 5,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
CAMPAIGN-FEDERAL ACCT.
1/29/97.. SO DAKOTA COORDINATED 3,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
CAMPAIGN-NON FEDERAL
ACCT.
1996..... .......................
4/30/96.. DNC...................... 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
7/16/96.. TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
VICTORY FED 96.
7/16/96.. GELAC.................... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/16/96. MASS DEMOCRATIC STATE 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
PARTY NON FEDERAL.
10/16/96. SO DAKOTA MAJORITY 3,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
PROGRAM.
10/23/96. ARKANSAS STATE DEM....... 10,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
11/12/96. ARKANSAS STATE DEM....... 5,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
1995 ... .......................
6/30/95.. JOHN KERRY FOR SENATE.... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
6/3O/95.. CONGRESSMAN TIM JOHNSON.. 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
7/19/95.. NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
COMMITTEE.
10/3/95.. REPUBLICAN MAJORITY FUND. 5,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/3/95.. MCCONNELL FOR SENATE..... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
1994 ... .......................
5/18/94.. DASCHLE REELECTION....... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/25/94. UNITED 94-STATE AC....... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/25/94. OBERLY FOR SENATE........ 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/29/94. MCCURDY FOR SENATE....... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
10/29/94. OBERLY FOR SENATE........ 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
10/29/94. MCCURDY FOR SENATE....... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
1993..... .......................
1/7/93... LIEBERMAN FOR SENATE..... 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
7/2/93... REELECT SEN. KENNEDY..... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
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7/12/93.. SENATOR KENNEDY CAMPAIGN. 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
12/29/93. BOB KERREY FOR SENATE.... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
12/29/93. CONNIE MACK FOR SENATE... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
12/29/93. WOFFORD FOR SENATE....... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
12/29/93. LYNN SCHENK FOR CONGRESS. 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
1992..... .......................
1/20/92.. CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT.... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
1/23/92.. CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT.... 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
3/2/92... CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 ANDREA GREEN
COMMITTEE.
3/2/92... CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 KIMBERLY GREEN
COMMITTEE.
3/11/92.. CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 CARL GREEN
COMMITTEE.
3/11/92.. CLINTON FOR PRESIDENT 1,000 SYLVIA GREEN
COMMITTEE.
3/17/92.. SENATOR JOHN BREAUX...... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
3/17/92.. SENATOR TIM WIRTH........ 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
3/24/92.. SENATOR DASCHLE.......... 2,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
6/11/92.. LYNN SCHENK FOR CONGRESS. 1,000 DOROTHEA GREEN
12/7/92.. LIEBERMAN FOR SENATE..... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
12/7/92.. BRYAN FOR SENATE......... 2,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
12/7/92.. WOFFORD FOR SENATE....... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
12/7/92.. SCHENK FOR CONGRESS...... 1,000 STEVEN J. GREEN
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Edward M. Gabriel, of the District of Columbia, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Kingdom of Morocco.
Post: Chief of Mission, Morocco.
Nominee: Edward M. Gabriel.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee:
1. EDWARD GABRIEL, $500, January 24, 1992, Marty Russo;
$500, March 3, 1992, Marty Russo; $500, May 22, 1992, George
Miller; $250, June 1, 1992, Jim Chapman; $750, June 22, 1992,
Malcom Wallop; $500, August 2, 1992, Lee Hamilton; $1000,
December 2, 1992, Kent Conrad; $350, October 13, 1992, Mr.
Murtha; $1000, January 30, 1992, John Dingell; $1000, January
30, 1992, Johnston for Congress; $500, May 5, 1992, Tim
Roemer; $300, May 26, 1992, Bill Richardson; $500, September
16, 1992, Tim Roemer; $500, September 16, 1992, Tim Roemer;
$500, September 30, 1992, Ben Campbell; $200, October 14,
1992, Bill Richardson; $250, March 12, 1993, Rick Boucher;
$1000, December 31, 1993, Jim Cooper; $1000, May 10, 1994,
Leslie Byrne; $250, July 12, 1994, Oberly Senate Com.; $1000,
August 16, 1994, Sullivan for Senate; $500, August 26, 1994,
Doug Costle; 1995, NONE; $3000, May 15, 1996, DNC-Non
Federal; $20,000, May 15, 1996, DNC Services Corp.; $500,
September 30, 1996, Navarro for Congress; $1000, October 23,
1996, Tom Bruggere for Senate; $1000, April 8, 1996, Clinton/
Gore Primary; $100, April 15, 1996, John Baldacci; $1000,
June 30, 1996, Ieyoub for Senate; $1000, October 21, 1996,
Orton for Congress; $1000, October 22, 1996, Dennis Kucinich;
$150, November, 1996, People for Rick Weiland; $2000,
December, 1996, DNC.
2. KATHLEEN M. LINEHAN (Spouse), $500, May 11, 1992, Billy
Tauzin; $250, June 22, 1992, Malcom Wallop; $500, September
18, 1992, Johnston for Congress; $250, September 21, 1992,
Phil Sharp; $200, September 4, 1992, Coleman for Congress;
$200, September 18, 1992, Rick Boucher; $500, July 27, 1992,
Ben Campbell;
3. Children and Spouses, None.
4. Parents, Cecelia Gabriel (deceased).
Michael Gabriel (deceased).
5. Grandparents, Michael and Mary Moses (deceased).
John and Esma Gabriel (deceased).
6. Brothers and Spouses, None.
7. Sisters and Spouses, Mary and Ulrich R. Schlegel, $25,
1995; Frank Wolf; $100, August 7, 1996, Clinton/Gore-GELAC;
$100, September 22, 1996, American Task Force for Lebanon
PAC; $100, July 15, 1996, Richard Ieyoub; $50, February 3,
1996, American Task Force for Lebanon PAC; $100, April 15,
1996, John Baldacci.
Daniel Fried, of the District of Columbia, a Career Member
of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Counselor, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Poland.
Post: Ambassador, Republic of Poland.
Nominee: Daniel Fried.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee.
1. Self, None.
2. Spouse, Olga Karpiw, None.
3. Children and Spouses, Hannah, None.
Sophia, None.
4. Parents, Gerald Fried, None. Judith Fried, $25, 7/16/92,
Clinton for President Campaign; $25, 11/17/93, Anne Richards
Campaign; $25, 8/3/94, Tom Duane Campaign (Congress); $10, 2/
22/96, Harvey Gantt Campaign (Senate).
5. Grandparents, Samuel Joseph Fried, Deceased.
Selma Fried, Deceased.
Sidney Pines, Deceased.
Edith Pines, Deceased.
6. Brothers and Spouses, Jonathan Fried/Deena Shoshkas,
None.
Joshua Fried, $20, 9/96, Harvey Gantt Campaign (Senate).
7. Sisters and Spouses, Deborah Fried/Kalman Watsky, None.
Stanley Tuemler Escudero, of Florida, a Career Member of
the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Azerbaijan.
Post: AZERBAIJAN
Nominee: Stanley T. Escudero
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, Amount, Date, and Donee.
1. Self, None.
2. Spouse, None.
3. Children and Spouses, S. Alexander C. Escudero
(Unmarried), None. W. Benjamin P. Escudero (Unmarried), None.
4. Parents, Estelle T. Damgaard, None. Stanley D. Escudero
(Father, Deceased).
5. Grandparents, William Tuemler (Deceased), Mary Tuemler
(Deceased). Manuel Escudero (Deceased), Mabel Escudero
(Deceased).
6. Brothers and Spouses, None.
7. Sisters and Spouses, None.
Shaun Edward Donnelly, of Indiana, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to be
Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri
Lanka, and to serve concurrently and without additional
compensation as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
of the United States of America to the Republic of Maldives.
Nominee: Shaun Edward Donnelly.
Post: U.S. Ambassador, Sri Lanka and Maldives.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, Susan Donnelly, $30, Jan. 19, 1995, Democratic
Nat'l Cmte.
3. Children and spouses names, Alex Donnelly, Age 11, Eric
Donnelly, Age 8, none.
4. Parents names, Alfred Donnelly, deceased 1984, Barbara
Donnelly, none.
5. Grandparents names, Ralph Thornburg, deceased 1962,
Hazel Thornburg, deceased 1987, John Donnelly, deceased 1920,
Mary Donnelly, deceased 1949.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Lela Donnelly Hildebrand,
deceased 1975, Susan K. Donnelly, none.
____
Carolyn Curiel, of Indiana, to be Ambassador Extraordinary
and Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to
Belize.
Nominee: Carolyn Curiel.
Post: Belize.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, and donee:
1. Self, none.
2. Spouse, N/A.
3. Children and spouses names, N/A.
4. Parents names, Alexander Curiel, Angeline Curiel, none.
5. Grandparents names, Jesse Ortiz, deceased, Isabel Ortiz,
deceased, Roman Curiel, deceased, Victoria Curiel, none.
6. Brothers and spouses names, Alexander R. Curiel,
Patricia Curiel, Frederick Curiel, Carolann Curiel, Michael
P. Curiel, Rebecca Curiel, Louis A. Curiel, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Isabel Jakov, David Jakov,
Bernadette Sahulcik, Richard Sahulcik, none.
____
Richard Frank Celeste, of Ohio, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to India.
Nominee: Richard Frank Celeste.
Post: Ambassador to India.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, $500, 10/15/96 Tom Sawyer Committee; $100, 3/12/
96, Friends of Max Cleland; $1000, 8/5/96, Victory '96, $100,
8/31/94, Citizens for Wofford; $50, 8/31/94, Jules Levine
Committee; $100, 8/31/94, George Brown Campaign; $100, 1/92,
Cordrey for Congress; $50, 9/92, George Brown Campaign; $250,
8/92, Geraldine Ferraro Senate Campaign; $250, 5/12/95,
Clinton-Gore '96 Primary; $25, 5/23/94, Friends of Max
Cleland; $50, 11/18/93, Tom Sawyer Committee.
2. Spouse, Jacqueline Ruth Lundquist, none.
3. Children and spouses; Eric Frank Celeste, Mary Hess
(spouse), $25, 3/26/92, Brown for President; Christopher
Arthur Celeste, $40 100/92, Cordrey for Congress; Melanie
Celeste (spouse) $100, /96, Victory '96; Maria Gabrielle
Celeste, none, Marie Teresa Noelle Celeste, none, Natalie
Marie Celeste, None, Stephen Michael Theodore, Celeste, none.
4. Parents names, Frank P. Celeste (deceased 1988),
Margaret L. Celeste (deceased 1993).
5. Grandparents names, Theodore and Elizabeth Louis Samuel
and Caroline Celeste (all grandparents deceased by 1976) .
6. Brothers and spouses names, Theodore Samuel Celeste,
$192, 3/5/96, (federal account),
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Ohio Democratic Party; Bobbie Lynn Celeste, $40, 6/28/96,
Strickland for Congress.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Mary Patricia Hoffman
(divorced) none.
____
Timothy Michael Carney of Washington, a Career Members of
the Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, to
be Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United
States of America to the Republic of Haiti.
Nominee: Timothy Michael Carney.
Post: Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
Self, none.
2. Spouse Victoria A. Butler, none.
3. Children and Spouses names, Anne H.D. Carney
(unmarried), Declined to state for privacy reasons.
4. Parents names, Clement E. Carney (deceased), Marjorie S.
Carney (stepmother-declines to specify), Jane Booth (mother-
deceased), Kenneth Booth (stepfather, none).
5. Grandparents names, Mr. and Mrs. P Carney (deceased),
Mr. and Mrs. J. Byrne (deceased).
6. Brothers and spouses names, Brian B. Carney (declines to
specify), Jane V. Carney (declines to specify).
7. Sisters and spouses names, Sharon J. Carney, (divorced),
none.
____
Amy L. Bondurant, of the District of Columbia, to be
Representative of the United States of America to the
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, with
the rank of Ambassador.
Nominee: Amy Bondurant.
Post: Ambassador to OECD.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, $250.00, 1/26/97, Committee for Wendell Ford;
$135.50 12/96, VLMBH-PAC (Verner, Liipfert Political Action
Committee); $250.00, 10/25/96, Gordon for Senate; $100.00,
10/2/96, Friends of Patrick Kennedy; $100.00, 9/26/96, David
Price for Congress; $250.00, 9/26/96, Keefe for Congress
1996; $500.00, 9/17/96, Torricelli for Senate; $1,400.00, 8/
21/96, Democratic National Committee ('96 convention);
$1,000.00, 7/26/96, Clinton/Gore '96 GELAC; $300.00, 7/23/96,
Citizens Committee for Ernest F. Hollings; $250.00, 7/23/96,
Coloradans for David Skaggs; $500.00, 7/6/96, Ward for
Congress; $75.00, 6/18/96, Jim McGovern for Congress;
$125.00, 6/18/96, Friends of Jay Rockefeller; $250.00, 6/18/
96, The Picard for Congress Committee; $250.00, 5/28/96,
Brennen for U.S. Senate; $1,000.00, 3/28/96, Steve Owens for
Congress; $100.00, 3/26/96, Price for Congress; $1,000.00, 3/
13/96, Beshear for Senate; ($4,116.00), 2/96, Returned pre-
payment from PAC (paid in installments); $100.00, 1/30/96,
Cummings for Congress; $500.00, 1/30/96, Friends of Jane
Harman for Congress; $4,116.00, 1/4/96, VLBMH-PAC (pre-
payment of contribution); $500.00, 11/8/95, Tim Johnson for
South Dakota; $1,000.00, 11/8/95, Ron Wyden for Senate;
$345.00, 10/95, VLMBH-PAC; $1,000.00, 10/18/95, Effective
Government Committee; $500.00, 10/16/95, Torricelli for
Senate; $345.00, 9/95, VLMBH-PAC; $250.00, 9/27/95, Clinton/
Gore '96; $345.00, 8/95, VLMBH-PAC; $345.00, 7/95, VLMBH-PAC;
$300.00, 6/13/95, Citizens Committee for Ernest F. Hollings;
$750.00, 6/5/96, Clinton-Gore '96; $345.00, 5/95, VLMBH-PAC;
$345.00, 4/95, VLMBH-PAC; $125.00, 4/20/95, Emily's List;
$345.00, 3/95, VLMBH-PAC; $345.00, 2/95, VLMBH-PAC; $345.00,
1/95, VLMBH-PAC; $740.00, 10/94, VLMBH-PAC; $990.00, 10/17/
94, Friends of Jim Cooper; $10.00, 10/94, Friends of Jim
Cooper (cash); $1,000.00, 10/1/94, Kennedy for Senate;
$100.00, 9/20/94, Adkisson for Congress; $250.00, 9/8/94,
Friends of Jim Folsom; $413.00, 8/94, VLMBH-PAC; $500.00, 8/
10/94, Brennan for Governor; $1,000.00, 3/15/94, Lautenberg
Campaign; $500.00, 3/15/94, Cooper for Senate Campaign;
$413.00, 2/94, VLMBH-PAC; $413.00, 1/94, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00,
12/93, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 11/93 VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 10/93,
VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 9/93, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 8/93, VLMBH-
PAC; $400.00, 7/93, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 5/93, VLMBH-PAC;
$400.00, 4/93, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00, 3/93, VLMBH-PAC; $400.00,
2/93, VLMBH-PAC.
2. David E. Dunn, $100.00, 4/24/97, Texas Network; $250.00,
9/30/96, Roger Bedford for U.S. Senate; $1,000.00, 7/26/96,
Clinton-Gore GELAC; $250.00, 5/17/95, Friends of Senator Joe
Loeper; $1,000.00, 6/5/95, Clinton/Gore '96; $1,000.00, 4/18/
95, Murtha for Congress; $500.00, 8/10/94, Drew Grigg (States
Attorney); $1,000.00, 7/27/94, Harris Wofford for Senate;
$250.00, 6/14/94, Rodham for Senate; $100.00, 4/21/94,
Hogsett for Congress; $500.00, 3/14/94, Drew Grigg (States
Attorney); $100.00, 1/10/94, Committee for Mary Boerges.
3. Children and spouses names, David Bondurant Dunn, none.
4. Parents names, Doris Bondurant, none, Judge John
Bondurant, $25.00, 3/27/97, DCCC; $100.00, 3/18/97, DNC;
$50.00, 1/10/97, DCCC; $25.00, 11/96, DCCC; $19.96, 10/3/96,
Null for Congress; $50.00, 8/23/96, Dennis Null for Congress;
$100.00, 8/12/96, DNC; $50.00, 6/24/96, DCCC; $150.00, 3/21/
96, Clinton-Gore re-elect; $150.00, 4/27/95, Clinton-Gore re-
elect; $50.00, 10/5/94, Barlow for Congress; $50.00, 1/26/94,
DNC; $150.00, 5/7/93, DNC; $50.00 3/8/93, DNC.
5. Grandparents, names, Hoyt Bell, deceased; Flora Amy
Ragsdale Bell, deceased; Clarence Crittenden Bondurant,
deceased; and Lucy Burrus Bondurant, deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses names, none.
7. Sistems and spouses names, Lucy Wilson, none, her
spouse, Max Wilson, none, Ann Bondurant, None.
____
Christopher C. Ashby, of Connecticut, to be Ambassador
Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the United States of
America to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay.
Nominee: Christopher Ashby.
Post: Ambassador to Uruguay.
The following is a list of all members of my immediate
family and their spouses. I have asked each of these persons
to inform me of the pertinent contributions made by them. To
the best of my knowledge, the information contained in this
report is complete and accurate.
Contributions, amount, date, donee:
1. Self, $1,000, 7/95, Clinton-Gore Campaign.
2. Spouse, Amy Ashby, $25, 1/96. DNC.
3. Children and Spouses names, Christopher Ashby Jr, Anson
Ashby, None.
4. Parents names, Patrick Ashby, none, John E. Ashby,
deceased, Lillian Weddington, none.
5. Grandparents names, all grandparents deceased.
6. Brothers and spouses names John E. Ashby Jr, $500, 92-
96, Various Texas Republicans, Lynn Ashby, none.
7. Sisters and spouses names, Nancy Clark, none.
Mary Mel French, of the District of Columbia, to be Chief
of Protocol, and to have the rank of Ambassador during her
tenure of service.
David Timothy Johnson, of Georgia, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Counselor, for the rank of
Ambassador during his tenure of service as Head of the United
States Delegation to the Organization for Security and
Cooperation in Europe (OSCE).
Cheryl F. Halpern, of New Jersey, to be a Member of the
Broadcasting Board of Governors for a term expiring August
13, 1999. (Reappointment)
Thomas H. Fox, of the District of Columbia, to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for International
Development.
Ordered, that the following nomination be referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations:
Mark Erwin, of North Carolina, to be a Member of the Board
of Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation
for a term expiring December 17, 1999.
Ordered, that the following nomination be referred to the Committee
on Foreign Relations:
Terrence J. Brown, of Virginia, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Career Minister, to be an
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for International
Development.
Hank Brown, of Colorado, to be a Member of the United
States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy for a term
expiring April 6, 2000.
Richard Sklar, of California, to be an Alternate
Representative of the United States of America to the
Sessions of the General Assembly of the United Nations during
his tenure of service as Representative of the United States
of America to the United Nations for UN Management and
Reform.
Harriet C. Babbitt, of Arizona, to be Deputy Administrator
of the Agency for International Development.
A. Peter Burleigh, of California, to be a Representative of
the United States of America to the Sessions of the General
Assembly of the United Nations during his tenure of service
as deputy Representative of the United States of America to
the United Nations.
Bill Richardson, of New Mexico, to be a Representative of
the United States of America to the Sessions of the General
Assembly of the United Nations during his tenure of service
as Representative of the United States of America to the
United Nations.
Frank D. Yturria, of Texas, to be a Member of the Board of
Directors of the Inter-American Foundation for a term
expiring June 26, 2002. (Reappointment)
Julia Taft, of the District of Columbia, to be an Assistant
Secretary of State.
Carl Spielvogel, of New York, to be a Member of the
Broadcasting Board of Governors for a term expiring August
13, 1999. (Reappointment)
Nancy H. Rubin, of New York, for the rank of Ambassador
during her tenure of service as Representative of the United
States of America on the Human Rights Commission of the
Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
B. Lynn Pascoe, of Virginia, a Career Member of the Senior
Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, for the rank of
Ambassador during his tenure of service as Special Negotiator
for Nagorno-Karabakh.
Thomas J. Miller, of Virginia, a Career Member of the
Senior Foreign Service, Class of Minister-Counselor, for the
rank of Ambassador during his tenure of service as Special
Coordinator for Cyprus.
Penne Percy Korth, of Texas, to be a Member of the United
States Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy for a term
expiring July 1, 2000.
Betty Eileen King, of Maryland, to be an Alternate
Representative of the United States of America to the
Sessions of the
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General Assembly of the United Nations during her tenure of
service as Representative of the United States of America on
the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations.
Phyllis E. Oakley, of Louisiana, to be an Assistant
Secretary of State.
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed, subject to the nominees' commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
Mr. HELMS. Mr. President, for the Committee on Foreign Relations, I
also report favorably three nomination lists in the Foreign Service
which were printed in full in the Congressional Records of September 3,
October 8 and 9, 1997, and ask unanimous consent, to save the expense
of reprinting on the Executive Calendar, that this nomination lie at
the Secretary's desk for the information of Senators.
The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.
(The nominations ordered to lie on the Secretary's desk were printed
in the Records on September 3, October 8 and 9, 1997, at the end of the
Senate proceedings.)
The following-named Career Members of the Senior Foreign
Service of the Department of State for promotion in the
Senior Foreign Service to the classes indicated:
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Career Minister:
Jeffrey Davidow, of Virginia
Ruth A. Davis, of Georgia
Patrick Francis Kennedy, of Illinois
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Minister-Counselor:
Vincent M. Battle, of New York
Robert M. Beecroft, of Maryland
William M. Bellamy, of California
Peter Edward Bergin, of Maryland
John William Blaney, of California
William Joseph Burns, of Pennsylvania
John Campbell, of Virginia
John A. Collins, Jr., of Maryland
James B. Cunningham, of Pennsylvania
Robert Sidney Deutsch, of Virginia
Cedric E. Dumont, M.D., of Maryland
Barbara J. Griffiths, of Virginia
Lino Gutierrez, of Florida
Barbara S. Harvey, of the District of Columbia
Patrick R. Hayes, of Maryland
Donald S. Hays, of Virginia
John C. Holzman, of Hawaii
Sarah R. Horsey, of California
William H. Itoh, of New Mexico
Daniel A. Johnson, of Florida
Donald C. Johnson, of Texas
Richard H. Jones, of Virginia
John F. Keane, of New York
Marisa R. Lino, of Oregon
Michael W. Marine, of Connecticut
William C. McCahill, of New Jersey
William Dale Montgomery, of Pennsylvania
Janet Elaine Mules, M.D., of Washington
Robert C. Reis, Jr., of Missouri
Edward Bryan Samuel, of Florida
Theodore Eugene Strickler, of Texas
Robert J. Surprise, of Virginia
John F. Tefft, of Virginia
Robert E. Tynes, of Virginia
The following-named Career Members of the Foreign Service
for promotion into the Senior Foreign Service, and for
appointment as Consular Officers and Secretaries in the
Diplomatic Service, as indicated:
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Counselor:
Michael Donald Bellows, of Iowa
Peter William Bodde, of Maryland
Martin G. Brennan, of California
Wayne Jeffrey Bush, of Oregon
Peter H. Chase, of Washington
Phillip T. Chicola, of Florida
Laura A. Clerici, of South Carolina
Frank John Coulter, Jr., of Maryland
Caryl M. Courtney, of West Virginia
Anne E. Derse, of Michigan
Milton K. Drucker, of Connecticut
David B. Dunn, of California
William A. Eaton, of Virginia
Reed J. Fendrick, of New York
Robert Patrick John Finn, of New York
Robert W. Fitts, of New Hampshire
Gregory T. Frost, of Iowa
Walter Greenfield, of the District of Columbia
Michael E. Guest, of South Carolina
Richard Charles Hermann, of Iowa
Ravic Rolf Huso, of Virginia
James Franklin Jeffrey, of Massachusetts
Laurence Michael Kerr, of Ohio
Cornelis Mathias Keur, of Michigan
Scott Frederic Kilner, of California
Sharon A. Lavorel, of Hawaii
Joseph Evan LeBaron, of Oregon
Rose Marie Likins, of Virginia
Joseph A. Limprecht, of California
R. Niels Marquardt, of California
Roger Allen Meece, of Washington
Gillian Arlette Milovanovic, of Pennsylvania
James F. Moriarty, of Massachusetts
Rosil A. Nesberg, of Washington
Stephen James Nolan, of Pennsylvania
Larry Leon Palmer, of Georgia
Sue Ford Patrick, of Florida
Maureen Quinn, of New Jersey
Kenneth F. Sackett, of Florida
David Michael Satterfield, of Texas
John F. Scott, of Iowa
Paul E. Simons, of New Jersey
Stephen T. Smith, of Nebraska
Joseph D. Stafford III, of Florida
George McDade Staples, of California
Doris Kathleen Stephens, of Arizona
Sharon Anderholm Wiener, of Ohio
Herbert Yarvin, of California
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of
Counselor, and Consular Officers and Secretaries in the
Diplomatic Service of the United States of America:
Mary Janice Fleck, of Tennessee
Robert J. Franks, of Virginia
Burley P. Fuselier, of Virginia
Sidney L. Kaplan, of Connecticut
John J. Keyes III, of Florida
Robert K. Novak, of Washington
Anita G. Schroeder, of Virginia
Charles E. Sparks, of Virginia
Joseph Thomas Yanci, of Pennsylvania
The following-named Career Members of the Senior Foreign
Service of the Agency for International Development for
promotion in the Senior Foreign Service to the classes
indicated:
Career Member of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Career Minister:
Carl H. Leonard, of Virginia
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Minister-Counselor:
Donald Bolyston Clark, of New Hampshire
Toni Christiansen-Wagner, of Colorado
Kathleen Dollar Hansen, of Virginia
Donald L. Pressley, of Virginia
Henry W. Reynolds, of Florida
John A. Tennant, of California
The following-named Career Members of the Foreign Service
of the Agency for International Development for promotion
into the Senior Foreign Service.
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Counselor:
Hilda Marie Arellano, of Texas
Priscilla Del Bosque, of Oregon
Ronald D. Harvey, of Texas
Peter Benedict Lapera, of Florida
George E. Lewis, of Washington
Wayne R. Nilsestuen, of Maryland
Joy Riggs-Perla, of Virginia
David Livingstone Rhoad, of Virginia
F. Wayne Tate, of Virginia
The following-named Career Members of the Foreign Service
for promotion into the Senior Foreign Service, and for
appointment as Consular Officers and Secretaries of the
Diplomatic Service, as indicated:
Career Members of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Counselor:
Joanne T. Hale, of California
The following-named persons of the agencies indicated for
appointment as Foreign Service Officers of the classes
stated, and also for the other appointments indicated
herewith:
For appointment as Foreign Service Officer of Class One,
Consular Officer and Secretary in the Diplomatic Service of
the United States of America:
Agency for International Development
Richard B. Howard, of California
U.S. Information Agency
Robert James Bigart, Jr., of New York
Sue K. Brown, of Texas
Cathy Taylor Chikes, of Virginia
Renate Zimmerman Coleshill, of Florida
James R. Cunningham, of Virginia
Thomas E. Fachetti, of Pennsylvania
Linda Gray Martins, of Virginia
Nikita Grigorovich-Barsky, of Maryland
Susan M. Hewitt, of Virginia
John D. Lavelle, Jr., of Virginia
Jo Ann Quintron-Samuels, of Florida
Vincent P. Raimondi, of New York
Raymond E. Simmerson, of Maryland
Robert D. Smoot, of Florida
Carol J. Urban, of the District of Columbia
Patricia L. Waller, of California
For appointment as Foreign Service Officer of Class Two,
Consular Officer and Secretary in the Diplomatic Service of
the United States of America:
Agency for International Development
Carey N. Gordon, of Florida
Cecil Duncan McFarland, of Kentucky
Stephen Huxley Smith, of New Hampshire
U.S. Information Agency
Ergibe A. Boyd, of Maryland
Timothy James Dodman, of Nebraska
Samuel G. Durrett, of Virginia
Stanley E. Gibson, of Ohio
Paul Lawrence Good, of California
Gayle Carter Hamilton, of Texas
Betty Diane Jenkins, of Virginia
Gerald K. Kandel, of Nevada
Mary A. McCarter-Sheehan, of Kansas
Margaret C. Ososky, of the District of Columbia
Deloris D. Smith, of Maryland
Michele Isa Sprechman, of New York
For appointment as Foreign Service Officer of Class Three,
Consular Officer and Secretary in the Diplomatic Service of
the United States of America:
Agency for International Development
Timothy H. Anderson, of Virginia
John A. Beed, of Maryland
Peter R. Hubbard, of California
George R. Jiron, Jr., of New Mexico
Cynthia Diane Pruett, of Texas
Glenn Roy Rogers, of Texas
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David P. Young, of Virginia
U.S. Information Agency
Miriam W. Adofo, of Maryland
Sandra L. Davis, of Maryland
Barbara J. DeJournette, of North Carolina
Lonnie Kelley, Jr., of Texas
Diane M. Lacroix, of New Hampshire
Barbara L. McCarthy, of Virginia
Department of State
Rhonda J. Watson, of Florida
For appointment as Foreign Service Officers of Class Four,
Consular Officers and Secretaries in the Diplomatic Service
of the United States of America:
Department of Agriculture
Joseph M. Carroll, of the District of Columbia
David N. Kiefner, of Pennsylvania
Department of State
Stephen C. Anderson, of Missouri
Alina Arias-Miller, of Indiana
Robert Lloyd Batchelder, of Colorado
Robert Stephen Beecroft, of California
Drew Gardner Blakeney, of Texas
Richard C. Boly, of Washington
Katherine Ann Brucker, of California
Marilyn Joan Bruno, of Florida
Sally A. Cochran, of Florida
Christina Dougherty, of Virginia
Patrick Michael Dunn, of Florida
Samuel Dickson Dykema, of Wisconsin
Ruta D. Elvikis, of Texas
Lisa B. Gregory, of Pennsylvania
Kathleen M. Hamann, of Washington
Jeffrey J. Hawkins, of California
Lisa Ann Henderson Harms, of Pennsylvania
John Robert Higi, of Florida
Robyn A. Hooker, of Florida
Raymond Eric Hotz, of Kentucky
James J. Hunter, of New Jersey
Mary B. Johnson, of Indiana
Wendy Meroe Johnson, of California
Lisa S. Kierans, of New Jersey
Douglas A. Koneff, of Florida
Evan A. Kopp, of California
Kimberly Constance Krhounek, of Nebraska
Daniel J. Kritenbrink, of Virginia
Timothy P. Lattimer, of California
Susan M. Lauer, of Florida
Jessica Sue Levine, of Massachusetts
Alexis F. Ludwig, of California
Nicholas Jordan Manring, of Washington
Paul Overton Mayer, of Kansas
James A. McNaught, of Florida
Stephen Howard Miller, of Maryland
Margaret Gran Mitchell, of Maryland
James D. Mullinax, of Washington
Nels Peter Nordquist, of Montana
Mark Brendan O'Connor, of Florida
Stuart Everett Patt, of California
Beth A. Payne, of Virginia
Joan A. Polaschik, of Virginia
Ashley R. Profaizer, of Texas
John Robert Rodgers, of Virginia
Paul F. Schultz III, of Virginia
Donald Mark Sheehan, of Virginia
Roger A. Skavdahl, of Texas
Phillip John Skotte, of New York
Anton Kurt Smith, of Arkansas
Willard Tenney Smith, of Texas
Sean B. Stein, of Utah
Lesslie C. Viguerie, of Virginia
Peggy Jeanne Walker, of Arizona
Benjamin Weber, of New Jersey
Kenneth M. Wetzel, of Virginia
Stephanie Turco Williams, of Texas
Margaret G. Woodburn, of Minnesota
Barbara Ann Bootes Yoder, of Florida
U.S. Information Agency
Elizabeth A. Cemal, of Virginia
The following-named Members of the Foreign Service of the
Department of Commerce and the Department of State to be
Consular Officers and/or Secretaries in the Diplomatic
Service of the United States of America, as indicated:
Consular Officers and Secretaries in the Diplomatic Service
of the United States of America:
Robert Leslie Barco, of Virginia
Jennifer Barlament, of Virginia
Robert H. Bates, of Virginia
Michael Richard Belanger, of Maryland
Ralph W. Bild, of Virginia
Timothy Hayes Bouchard, of Virginia
Nancy E. Bond, of Virginia
Mary Susan Bracken, of Virginia
Mark B. Burnett, of California
Gerard Cheyne, of Connecticut
Karen Kyung Won Choe, of New York
Lynn M. Clemons, of Virginia
Kent E. Clizbe, of Virginia
Michael A. Collier, of Maryland
Timothy Edward Corcoran, of Virginia
Glenn A. Corn, of Virginia
Whitney Anthony Coulon III, of Virginia
Erin James Coyle, of Virginia
Allen Bruce Craft, of Maryland
Daniel T. Crocker, of North Carolina
Anne Elizabeth Davis, of Georgia
Shirley Nelson Dean, of Virginia
Christopher James Del Corso, of New York
Lilburn S. Deskins III, of Missouri
Joseph Marcus DeTrani, of Virginia
Stewart Travis Devine, of Florida
Peter M. Dillon, of Maryland
Mark Duane Dudley, of Virginia
Elizabeth A. Duncan, of Illinois
Ellen M. Dunlap, of Florida
Ian Fallowfield Dunn, of Virginia
Edith D. Early, of Virginia
Cynthia C. Echeverria, of Illinois
David Abraham E1-Hinn, of California
G. Michael Epperson, of Maryland
Elizabeth A. Fernandez, of Virginia
Romulo Andres Gallegos, of Illinois
James Garry, of the District of Columbia
Heather Gifford, of the District of Columbia
Jaime A. Gonzalez, of Virginia
Alison E. Graves, of Virginia
Harriet Ann Halbert, of Virginia
Donovan John Hall, of Virginia
Ruth I. Hammel, of Ohio
Robert W. Henry, of Virginia
Ellen Mackey Hoffman, of Virginia
Dereck J. Hogan, of New Jersey
Mimi M. Huang, of Michigan
Gregory H. Jesseman, of Virginia
Anthony L. Johnson, of Virginia
Jocelyn Hernried Johnston, of Maryland
Laurel M. Kalnoky, of Virginia
Margaret Lynn Kane, of Ohio
Laura Vaughn Kirk, of Virginia
Tan Van Le, of Maryland
Gabrielle T. Legeay, of Virginia
Mark Edward Lewis, of Virginia
Marc Daniel Liebermann, of Maryland
Marvin Suttles Massey III, of Virginia
Douglas John Mathews, of Virginia
Michael H. Mattei, of Virginia
Timothy John McCullough, of Virginia
Christopher Andrew McElvein, of Virginia
Victor Manuel Mendez, of Virginia
Andrew Benjamin Mitchell, of Texas
Trevor W. Monroe, of Virginia
Stephen B. Munn, of Alabama
Brian Patrick Murphy, of Virginia
Philip T. Nemec, of Washington
Paul Francis Crocker Nevin, of Florida
Stephen P. Newhouse, of California
Denise E. Nixon, of Virginia
Mai-Thao T. Nguyen, of Texas
Lawrence E. O'Connell, of Virginia
Elizabeth Anne O'Connor, of Virginia
Michael T. Oswald, of Connecticut
Kathleen G. Owen, of Virginia
Todd Harold Pavela, Jr., of Virginia
Richard T. Pelletier, of Maryland
David M. Rabette, of Virginia
Deborah L. Reynolds, of Virginia
Phillip C. Reynolds, of Virginia
Sara C. Reynolds, of Virginia
Sara Darroch Robertson, of Virginia
Wylma Christina Samaranayke Robinson, of Virginia
Elbert George Ross, of Texas
Frances S. Ross, of Virginia
James P. Sanchez, of Virginia
Stelianos George Scarlis, of Virginia
Jonathan Andrew Schools, of Texas
Nicholas E.T. Siegel, of Connecticut
Howard Solomon, of Kansas
Anne R. Sorensen, of New York
Susan Scopetski Snyder, of Virginia
Dana Edward Sotherlund, of Virginia
Michael Christopher Speckhard, of Virginia
Bonnie Phillips Sperow, of Virginia
David T. Stadelmyer, of Virginia
William M. Susong, of Virginia
Mary G. Thompson, of Virginia
Melanie F. Ting, of Virginia
Alexander Tounger, of Virginia
W. Jean Watkins, of Florida
Sonya Anjali Engstrom Watts, of Iowa
Richard Marc Weiss, of Virginia
Steven J. Whitaker, of Florida
Austin Roger Wiehe, of Virginia
Shelly Montgomery Williams, of the District of Columbia
Eric Marshall Wong, of California
Robert P. Woods, of Virginia
For appointment as Consular Officer and Secretary in the
Diplomatic Service of the United States of America, effective
July 12, 1994:
u.s. information agency
Susan Ziadeh, of Washington
The following-named Career Member of the Foreign Service of
the Department of State for promotion into the Senior Foreign
Service to the class indicated, effective October 16, 1994:
Career Member of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Counselor:
Kenneth Alan Duncan, of Connecticut
The following-named Career Member of the Foreign Service of
the Department of State for promotion in the Senior Foreign
Service to the class indicated, effective November 28, 1993:
Career Member of the Senior Foreign Service of the United
States of America, Class of Counselor:
Richard T. Miller, of Texas
(The above nominations were reported with the recommendation that
they be confirmed, subject to the nominees' commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
By Mr. ROTH, from the Committee on Finance:
Nancy Killefer, of Florida, to be an Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury.
(The above nomination was reported with the recommendation that she
be confirmed, subject to the nominee's commitment to respond to
requests to appear and testify before any duly constituted committee of
the Senate.)
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