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92D CONGRESS : : : : 2D SESSION
JANUARY I8-0CT0BER 18, 1972
HOUSE DOCUMENTS
Vol. 6
REPORT OF CLERK OF HOUSE
JULY 1-DECEMBER 31, 1971
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UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1972
} HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES {
REPORT
OF THE
CLERK OF THE
HOUSE
FROM
July 1, 1971, to December 31, 1971
February 16, 1972. — Referred to the Committee on House Administration
and ordered to be printed
U.S. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
71-124 0 WASHINGTON : 1972
LETTER OF SUBMITTAL
February 16, 1972.
The Honorable the Speaker,
U.S. House of Representatives.
Dear Sir: I have the honor to submit the semiannual report of
the Clerk of the House of Representatives covering receipts and
expenditures of appropriations and other funds for the period of
July 1, 1971, through December 31, 1971, as prescribed by Public Law
88-454 of August 20, 1964 (2 U.S.C. 104a).
The semiannual report of the Clerk includes: (1) The name of
every person to whom any part of such appropriations has been paid;
(2) if for anything furnished, the quantity and price thereof; (3) if for
services rendered, the nature of the services, the time employed, the
name, title, and specific amount paid to each person; and (4) a com-
plete statement of all amounts appropriated, received, or expended,
and any unexpended balances.
Public Law 88-454 sets forth that the semiannual report of the
Clerk shall be submitted to the House of Representatives not later
than 60 days following the close of the semiannual period and shall
be printed as a House Document. The report is submitted accordingly.
With kindest regards, I am,
Sincerely,
W. Pat Jennings,
Clerk, U.S. House of Representatives.
Attachment.
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CONTENTS
Page
Attending physician 186
Automobile expenses:
Majority leader 353
Minority leader 353
Speaker 352
Capitol Police Board 353
Capitol Police — uniforms and equipment 353
Clerk hire, Members, Resident Commissioner, and Delegate 186
Committee on Appropriations 386
Consolidated working fund 356
Furniture 348
Government contributions 385
House Barber Shops (suspense account) 375
House Beauty Shop (revolving fund) 375
House Recording Studio (revolving fund) 356
House Restaurant (revolving fund) 377
Joint Committee on —
Congressional Operations 352
Defense Production 352
Internal Revenue Taxation 351
Miscellaneous items:
Employee's transportation expense 267
Equipment 192
Equipment maintenance 195
Gratuities 197
Interparliamentary reception 198
Member's transportation expense 241
Official bonds 198
Official office expenses of Members outside of District of Columbia. _ 219
Official telephone expenses of Members outside of District of Columbia. 230
Rental of office space 198
Salaries — House Resolution 198
Supplies, materials, and services 188
Official mail costs 356
Postage 348
Preparation of new edition of —
District of Columbia Code 385
United States Code 385
Revision of the laws 348
Salaries and expenses — officers and employees:
Attending physician — technical assistant 185
Committee employees 179
Committee on Appropriations 182
Compilation of precedents of House of Representatives 178
House Democratic Steering Committee 179
House Republican Conference 180
Majority and Minority printing clerks 181
Minority employees -- 179
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VI
Salaries and expenses — officers and employees — Continued
Office of the — Page
Attending Physician 186
Chaplain 178
Clerk 178
Doorkeeper 178
Legislative Counsel 184
Majority Leader 181
Majority Whip 181
Minority Leader 181
Minority Whip 181
Parliamentarian 178
Postmaster 178
Sergeant at Arms 178
Speaker 178
Official reporters of debates 181
Official reporters to committees 181
Salaries of officers and employees of the House of Representatives 3
Standing, Select, and Special Committees:
Committee on —
Agriculture 280
Appropriations 182
Armed Services 280
Banking and Currency 282
District of Columbia 287
Education and Labor 287
Foreign Affairs 293
Government Operations 298
House Administration 302
Interior and Insular Affairs 303
Internal Security 306
Interstate and Foreign Commerce 313
The Judiciary 319
Merchant Marine and Fisheries 322
Post Office and Civil Service 324
Public Works 326
Rules 331
Science and Astronautics 332
Standards of Official Conduct 334
Veterans' Affairs 335
Ways and Means 337
Select Committee on —
Crime 339
House Restaurant 343
Small Business 344
Special Committee —
On Funerals 346
To Investigate Campaign Expenditures 346
Stationery (revolving fund) 358
Stenographic reports 272
Telegraph and telephone expense 346
REPORT OF THE CLERK OF THE HOUSE
FROM JULY 1, 1971, TO DECEMBER 31, 1971
STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTABILITY FOR APPROPRIATIONS AND OTHER FUNDS
Unexpended balance, July 1, 1971 $8,304,298.00
Appropriations and receipts:
Current appropriations $147,954,565.00
Revolving fund receipts:
Stationery revolving fund _ $407, 544.76
House Beauty Shop revolving fund 105,615.06
House Recording Studio revolving fund 60,899.63
House Restaurant revolving fund_ 872, 172. 86
House Barber Shop suspense account 22,742.20
1,468,974.51
Proceeds from sale of miscellaneous items to be deposited in
general fund of the Treasury 2,454.75
149,425,994.26
Total funds available.. _ 157,730,292.26
Expenditures and transfers:
Disbursements for salaries and other expenses less refunds
and canceled checks. 68,859,431.05
Transfers:
Lapsed appropriations transferred to the general fund
of the Treasury 170.47
Deposited in the general fund of the Treasury 2,454.75
2, 625. 22
68, 862, 056. 27
Unexpended balance, Dec. 31, 1971 88,868,235.99
SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS BY APPROPRIATIONS
Purpose
Funds
available
Net
disbursements
Transfers
Unexpended
balance
Dec. 31, 1971
Salaries, officers and employees:
1970
1971
1972..
Clerk hire, Members, Resident Commissioner,
and Delegate:
1970
1971
1972
Attending physician:
1970...
1971...
1972...
Miscellaneous items:
1970....
1971
1972... _
Reporting of hearings:
1970
1971
1972
Special and select committees:
1970...
1971
1972
Telephone and telegraph:
1970
1971..
1972
Revision of the laws:
1970
1971...
1972
$110,437.92
728, 901. 04
24, 224, 870. 00
22, 533. 37
187,791.79
56, 320, 000. 00
81.57
10, 059. 55
92, 900. 00
771,822.07
1, 775, 862. 94
8,218.152.52
7, 224. 84
258, 054. 30
422, 500. 00
95, 361. 37
405, 358. 58
10, 770, 000. 00
261, 760. 75
839, 695. 08
4, 000, 000. 00
1,694.02
1,311.38
39, 980. 00
$176, 120. 28
10,807,217.16
(39.08).
1,52" "
522. 08
28, 336, 215. 87
8, 947. 04
35, 077. 62
3,957.81
1,032,619.27
1,820,772.52
94, 380. 80
120, 337. 20
281.63
144, 766. 75
4, 073, 580. 29
9,118.46
546, 710. 98
1,023,595.76
17, 419. 50
$110,437.92
552, 780. 76
13,417,652.84
22, 572. 45
186,269.71
27, 983, 784. 13
81.57
1,112.51
57, 822. 38
767, 864. 26
743, 243. 67
6, 397, 380. 00
7, 224. 84
163, 673. 50
302, 162. 80
95, 079. 74
260, 591. 83
6,696,419.71
252, 642. 29
292. 984. 10
2, 976, 404. 24
1, 694. 02
1,311.38
22, 560. 50
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SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS BY APPROPRIATIONS— Continued
Purpose
Funds Net
available disbursements
Transfers
Unexpended
balance
Dec. 31, 1971
Postage stamps:
1970
1971..
1972
Furniture:
1967 .
1970
1971- ..;
1972
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation:
1970
1971
1972.... _____
Joint Committee on Defense Production:
1970
1971
1972.. _____
Joint Committee on Congressional Operations:
1972
Speaker's automobile:
1970 _.
1971
1972...
Majority Leader's automobile:
1970 _
1971 _
1972.
Minority Leader's automobile:
1970
1971
1972
Capitol Police Board:
1970
1971
1972.... ....
Uniforms and equipment— Capitol Police:
1970
1971
1972
Statement of appropriation:
1970 .
1971
1972
Consolidated working fund :
1971...
1972
Education of pages, 1972
Official mail costs, 1972
House Recording Studio— Revolving fund
Stationery— Revolving fund... _
House Restaurant— Revolving fund
House Beauty Shop— Revolving fund.
House Barber Shop— Suspense account
Preparation of new edition of District of Colum-
bia code
Preparation of new edition of United States Code.
Government contributions:
1970
1971
1972....
Miscellaneous receipts:
Sale of waste paper
Sale of surplus property
Sale of transcript of hearings
Other (general funds) ._
$4, 050. 24
257,428.67
417, 510. 00
170. 47
174. 16
40, 773. 92
587, 000. 00
5,950.64
42, 868. 99
756, 720. 00
5,113.87
6, 888. 00
133,180.00
425, 000. 00
204. 11
2, 537. 43
17, 930. 00
510. 82
1, 936. 96
17, 930. 00
2.95
1, 238. 80
17,930.00
159, 290. 16
1, 009, 865. 00
1, 009, 865. 00
458. 92
28,142.32
361, 400. 00
3, 250. 00
3, 250. 00
6, 500. 00
9, 000. 00
$216, 025. 65
37,023.41
90, 692. 42
1,842.92
360,316.91
226. 83
61, 798. 93
89,032.11
691.71
7, 375. 84
813.66
7, 862. 58
673. 39
7, 945. 84
239, 485. 95
27, 906. 05
67, 369. 98
385. 40
$170. 47
$4, 050. 24
41, 403. 02
417, 510. 00
174. 16
3, 750. 51
496, 307. 58
5, 950. 64
41,026.07
396, 403. 09
5, 113. 87
6,661.17
71, 381. 07
335,967.89
204. 11
1, 845. 72
10, 554. 16
510. 82
1, 123. 30
10, 067. 42
2.95
565. 41
9, 984. 16
159, 290. 16
770, 379. 05
1, 009, 865. 00
458.92
236. 27
294, 030. 02
3, 250. 00
3, 250. 00
6, 500. 00
8,614.60
129, 850. 00
32, 994, 000. 00
265, 233. 80
2, 638, 515. 69
1,098,633.87
123, 765. 74
22, 742. 20
92, 052. 24
186, 756. 14
14, 594, 000. 00
17, 257. 79
918,714.17
1, 027, 735. 33
114,980.40
11,739.61
14, 077. 72
53, 804. 58
12,088.06
18,775.25
5, 245, 000. 00 2, 637, 049. 93
2, 097. 26
200. 00
152.25
5.24
129. 850. 00
18, 400, 000. 00
247. 976. 01
1,719,801.52
70, 898. 54
8, 785. 34
11, 002. 59
77, 974. 52
132,951.56
12, 088. 06
18, 775. 25
2,607,950.07
2, 097. 26
200. 00
152.25
5.24
157, 730, 292. 26 68, 859, 431. 05
2,625.22 88,868,235.99
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971
OFFICE OF HON. WATKINS M. ABBITT
COUNCIL, ANNE H
FLETCHER, W FRED
FOREHAND, C EDWARD, II
GUARISCO, SUSAN P
HORROCKS, NORAH
KEITH, LEAH GODWIN
MONTGOMERY, BARBARA J
PARKER, JAMES HODGES, ,
SPAIN, GARLAND
TAYLOR, CAROL B
TRIPP, CAROLE F
WOODY, MARJORIE A
CLERK,
CLERK, TO NOV. 30
CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
CLERK,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLERK,
TO OCT. 1
13,
6,
256.08
671.66
502.02
<U6.65
894.44
800.00
435.68
450.00
256.08
799.98
970.91
561.48
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS G. ABERNETHY
ABERNETHY, ALICE L
RYRD, MARTHA
DEMOVILLF, LARKIN
MONTI, ANN C
MYERS, MILLICENT Y
NANCE, MICHAEL C
ROWAN, ALFRED WAYNE
SAMS, THOMAS P
STEVENS, CLAIR
VOSPER, CYNTHIA ANN
WEINGARTNER, FRANCES H
SECRETARY, 5,950.02
SECRETARY, 6,250.02
CLERK, 5,050.02
SECTY, FROM AUG. 16 3,000.01
SECRETARY, 6,250.02
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
CLERK, 1,000.02
CLERK, 1,000.02
ADM ASST 14,491.92
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECTY, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30 900.00
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 2,499.99
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES ABOUREZK
ABRAHAM, JOHN L
BERGRFN, MARY C
BERL ING, JUDITH ANNE
DESCHEPPER, MARILYN
FELDMAN, GLFNN M
GERHARDT, JO ANN
GOODELL, KAREN
HAGERTY, BERNARD
KANDARAS, ALICE B
MEYER, JODIF
OMEARA, ELISE I
ROUSE, PETEP M
SHELBY, LEANITA
SPENCE, SUZANNE
STAVRIANOS, MARJORIE
STAVRIANOS, PETER E
THORNE, JOHN R
VOIGHT, DAVID K
VOIGHT, KAREN
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 100.00
RESEARCH ASST, 4,950.00
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,425.00
SECTY, 3,400.02
SPECIAL ASST, 6,208.33
RECEPTIONIST, FROM AUG. 11 2,722.21
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 17 220.00
CLERK, 3,000.00
SECRETARY, 2,650.02
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 14 TO
AUG. 28 450.00
SECRETARY 3,199.98
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 4 1,933.34
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 3,958.35
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 5 TO OCT. 2 ... 2,028.90
STAFF ASST, 4,000.02
ADM ASST, 9,799.98
PRESS ASST, 8,299.98
LEGIS ASST, 6,900.00
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 ANO
RECEPTIONIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 . 750.00
OFFICE OF HON. BCLLA S. ABZUG
AMENGLJAL, RANDOLPH
BROCK, HOWARD A
BROWN, JEAN
CASH, FRANCES RUH
COLLINS, EMILY S
DAMHRE, JANET E
DORIAN, LINDA C
EDGAR, CYNTHIA G
EPSTEIN, SYLVIA
FINE, ARLENE
FRIEDMAN, DORA
H1RSCHH0RN, ERIC
JENMINGS, EILEEN
KAPLAN, JUDY N
KELLER, MIRIAM J
MARTINEZ, EL9A
STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 866.66
PRFSS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 800.00
RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 21 TO
AUG. 31 180.56
PEPSONAL SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 ......... 3,240.01
RECEPTIONIST, TO AUG. 31 1,166.66
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 1,416.66
FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 15 750.00
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 1,000.00
CASEWORKER, 4,299.98
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 700.00
OFFICE MANAGFR, 6,499.98
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,388.91
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 466.00
RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 13 TO AUG. 20 902.73
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,987.65
SECRETARY, FROM JULY I TO OCT. 31 .... 2,670.32
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BELLA S. ABZUG - CONTINUED
MARZANI, ANTHONY H FROM SEPT. 22
MCDOWELL, CHARLES A STAFF ASST, FROM JULY I TO JULY 12 ...
MERTES, MICHAEL BRUCE STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
MORGENSTERN, ELLEN A LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1
OPER, SHARON E CASE WORKER,
POLIVY, MARGOT ADM ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
PREMDAS, RITA RECEPTIONIST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
SIMMONS, ANDREA T SECRETARY, TO JULY 20
TENDLER, ROBERT COMMUNITY REP, FROM SEPT. 1
TERRY, EVER CAROL SECRETARY RECEPT,
TRICHTER, JANE B COMMUNITY REP, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
WOLF, JUDY LYONS LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. BROCK ADAMS
AARON, EDWARD N CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
BAIRD, ZOE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. I TO SEPT. 30
BUTCHMAN, ALAN A ADMIN ASST,
CARY, SUSAN C SECRETARY,
CHELEDINAS, ROSE SECRETARY,
CORDILL, MARION J EXECUTIVF SECRETARY,
DARNEILLE, ANNE LOWNOES APPT SECRETARY,
DAVFNNY, DIANE DEE SECRETARY,
DEPUY, JACQUES DB LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
FRIEL, SHARON L SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
GARRETT, DEBRA M CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT. 30
HANSEN, CAROL D CLERK, FROM JULY I TO SEPT. 30
JOHNSON, LYNNE F PRESS SECRETARY,-
OTLEY, PATRICIA E SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
PIPER, ELIZABETH ANN CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
ROBINSON, ROBERTA R SECRETARY,
SHARPE, PHILIP E, JR CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
SKELLENGER, SHIRLEY A PRESS SECRETARY
SUDOW, ELLEN L RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1
WEISSMAN, MARGE DIST REP,
WONG, TERR! LYNN CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH P. ADDABBO
BLECHER, YVETTE CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
BREWER, MARIE BROWN
BROMBERG, MARLYS L SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
CERTIS, JOY E SECRETARY,
CONIGLIO, FRANK A CLERK, FROM JULY 1
COPP, F MARY CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
FELLS, WILLIAM ALBERT CLERK,
FERRIS, ANNETTE M SECRETARY,
FIORE, A EDWARD
GOQOZEIT, ESTHER H CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
GORDON, MICHAEL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
NUV. 1
GORMLEY, HELENA BRODT SECRETARY,
GOTTFRIED, LILLIAN CLERK, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31
GRAY, MARIE RUTH SECRETARY,
GURTAN, BEATRICE
MACDONALD, HELEN T ADM ASST,
MCCRACKEN, GEORGE A CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
MOLE, MARION CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
RASKOPF, WILLIAM CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15
SEELMEYER, BERTHA A CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
SMITH, RUSSELL J CLFRK,
SURICO, ANGFLO M
TRIMBOLI, THOMAS ANTHONY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
WILSON, WILFRED CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
ZANAZZI, ROSINA CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30
$1,733.32
828.00
433.33
2,500.00
5,749.98
6,666.68
1.082.68
472.22
4,400.00
3,649.98
833.33
3,500.00
812.50
1,000.00
13,958.35
4,500.00
5,650.02
9,750.00
3,499.98
2,911.11
7,999.98
800.00
400.00
1,137.50
5,500.02
583.33
1,000.00
5,149.98
200.00
3,600.00
1,600.00
4,450.02
200.00
600.00
2,200.02
3,300.00
5,983.34
2,500.02
625.00
1,500.00
3,000.00
12,300.00
600.00
1,333.32
8,166.66
1,200.00
4,616.66
1,650.00
10,750.00
625.00
600.00
1,400.00
600.00
1,999.98
5,800.02
1,533.33
666.66
1,400.00
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CARL ALBERT
ANDERSON, WK
BIGBIE, BASIL R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ..
BUTLER, LOISE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1
ENGLISH, VERNEIL G
GREEN, GWENOA R CLERK,
HOLMES, IMOGENE CLERK,
HOWARD, CAROLE K CLERK,
JETER, SHIRLEY CLERK, TO SEPT. 18
KITCHENS, TAMAPA CLERK, TO JULY 31
LANE, SARA DEAN CLERK,
REED, MICHAEL L
RIKARD, HANSEN
TUTTLE, HELEN NEWMAN CLERK,
YOURMAN, HOWARD CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. BILL ALEXANDER
ARANGO, PAULINE S SECRETARY
BAILEY, FRANCES BARTON SECRETARY,
CHITMAN, LEO CONGRESSIONAL AIDE,
EDMONDSON, SARA W STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
HEAP, MARTHA ELLEN SECRETARY,
HOLMES, VIRGINIA LEE RECEPTIONIST,
JEFFORDS, CLIFFORD H ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1
JOHNSON, LEWIS J PROJECT CONSULTANT, FROM NOV. 1 ...
MOORE, HARRY TRUMAN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
NEALE, ELIZABETH S SECRETARY,
POLLOCK, POLI ANNE CONG AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30
SLOAN, KATHEPINE CLAY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ..
SMITH, JULIA ROSE EXEC SECTY,
THOMAS, DOROTHY LAINE LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
THOMAS, WALTER E STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30
$6, 173.28
450.00
3,333.35
10,866.48
6,250.02
7,000.02
7,000.02
780.00
750.00
3,139.56
10,866.48
5,464.56
7,000.02
321.78
4,650.00
3,483.33
3,600.00
1,833.35
3, 750.00
4,050.00
9,450.00
1,200.00
8,900.02
4,983.33
725.01
450.00
9,750.00
8,666.67
666.68
OFFICE OF HON. GLENN M. ANDERSON
ANDERSON, HARRY R
ANDREW, ROBERT L
BOROWICK, GAIL N
CASTILLO, DARLENE J
CASTLE, ADA M
CLARK, LINDA C
DAVIS, CHRISTOPHER
DOMINGUEZ, RACHEL H
GARTEN, MAX DAVID
HAYWARO, DAVID KENNETH
LAMBERT, HENRY R
LUCE, EL IZABETH B
MADISON, HFRBERT C
MAINIERI, GIULIA PAT
NELSON, SANDRA R
ONG, EDNA MAY D
PERKA, KATHLEEN J
RAMIREZ, ANNA M
RHOADS, BONNIE B
SAM1IELS0N, JOAN I
SANCHEZ, LUCILLE
SCHATZ, RANDEE
SHILDKRET, MARGO
SMITH, ALICE M
TAL8ERT, LANELLE D
THOMAS, DANNA K
ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 13,346.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 1 3,603.00
CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM OCT. 1 TO
OCT. 31 1,000.00
CLFRK, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
CLFPK, 3,720.00
SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 600.00
CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .. 1,625.00
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
DIST ASST, 3,810.00
DIST REP., FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
CLERK, FROM OCT,. 1 3,593.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,210.00
CLERK, 3,720.00
LEGIS ASST 6,170.00
CLFRK, TO JULY 31 592.00
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
CLERK, 3,562.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 550.00
DIST OFFICE MGR , FROM JULY I 4,492.00
CLERK, FROM JUt Y 1 TO AUG. 31 1,170.00
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 350.00
CLFRK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,000.00
CLFRK, FROM AUG. I TO NOV. 30 2,400.00
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,400.00
CLERK, FROM JULY I 4,735.00
CLERK, 5,040.00
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 710.00
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN B. ANDERSON
CI EMBRONOWICZ, DAVID CL fcRK-T YPI ST , FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 . $800.00
DAVIS, GUIN E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 18 180.00
ELLISON, LINDA K CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 21 760.00
FISHER, JUANN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 13 290.00
GOLDSTEIN, JESSICA LEGIS SECRETARY, 3,927.76
HAFSLOOP, MARY ELLEN PERS SECTY, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
5 5,377.80
JEFFREY, SUZANNE G 4,808.35
KOINES, MAE B 2,108.34
LIND3LADE, MILDRFD I SECRETARY, 3,225.00
MOFFETT, HUWARD M FROM JULY 1 12,000.00
ROCKYMORE, CAROLYN J SECRETARY, 4,500.00
SCHULTZ, IRENE SUE CONGPFSS I ONAL INTFRN, FROM JULY 19 TO
AUG. 21 AND CLERK TYPIST, FROM AUG. 16
TO AUG. 28 460.00
STOCKMAN, DAVID A LEGIS AIDF, TO NOV. 14 AND SPECIAL
ASST, FROM NOV. 15 6,766.67
SUST, MARY ANN CLERK-TYPIST, FPOM DEC. 1 483.33
VENNERS, PEGGY J RECEPTIONIST, 3,125.02
TALKER, ROBERT J CLERK, TO AUG. 28 934.44
WOLFENSBERGER, DONALD 7,500.00
WRIGHT, DOUGLAS ALAN CLERK-TYPIST, 2,345.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM R. ANDERSON
RUCK, T KERNAHAN LEGIS ASST, 5,300.01
CAVALIERI, CARMFLO C SPECIAL COUNSEL, FROM NOV. 1 1,500.00
DUFFEY, JANE GRENFELL CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 7 TO
AUG. 9 330.00
EAOES, CAROL SECRETARY, TO JULY 17 340.00
EBERSOLE, RICHARD J SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 2,539.02
FRINK, GARY R SPECIAL COUNSEL, TO OCT. 31 3,750.00
MANSON, FRANK A LEGIS ASST, 9,125.01
MCCAULEY, RAYETTA I CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK-TYPIST,
FROM AUG. I 1,033.35
MILLER, JULIA MYRL 9,000.00
POWERS, WILLIAM M 1,817.88
STOVER, KATHY JEAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 6 AND
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 18 2,776.67
TOLSON, CORITHA L 6,100.02
WHITE, JOHN J 8,550.00
WISE, JAMES ALAN ADM ASST, 14,500.02
ZOLLAR, CAROLYN C StCRETAPY, 4,150.02
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE W. ANDREWS
FINLAYSON, MABEL ASSISTANT, 4,662.48
GILBERT, THOMAS MARTIN ADM ASST, 12,739.57
HAMMOND, EVA PERSONAL SECRETARY, 11,389.98
HEACOCK, MARIE B ASSISTANT, 5,462.52
JEBFLES, ERIE B ASSISTANT, 7,032.48
MOORFR, RICHARD F CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
NOBLIN, GEORGF M ASSISTANT, 7,067.52
PARKER, RUTH W ASSISTANT, 5,599.98
WHITE, PHIL M CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,066.68
OFFICE OF HON. MARK ANDREWS
AUSTIN, JAMES A LEGIS ASST, 9,272.52
CANDOR, ANN L 3,813.72
CAREY, LAURA SUSAN CLERK, FROM NOV. 8 883.33
CORBUS, ROANNE L FROM SEPT. 6 1,597.24
GLADUE, DENISE FROM JULY 1 3,873.31
GWINN, DOROTHY F 8,962.50
HFGGEN, DUWAYNE M FIELD REP, 7,000.02
HEGGEN, MARLYS JEAN FROM DEC. 1 566.67
HOLT, JOYCE E 3,547.50
JARDINE, MARILYN FROM JULY 1 4,213.57
LARIVFE, MONICA E 3,256.08
LARSON, CAROL JEAN 3,250.02
OLSEN, VAN R FROM JULY 1 13,657.22
PETERSON, LINDA TO JULY 18 360.00
PETERSON, STEFAN KERMIT CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. MARK ANIJRFWS - CONTINUED
TERLFCKI, CATHERINE ANN TO JULY 13 $.260.00
WILSON, MARIE A CLERK, TO AUG. 31 500.00
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK ANNUNZIO
4LTIMA3.I, LEONARD 6,041.46
AZHDERIAN, ANNA ADMIN ASST, 10,350.00
BASKINO, ANITA L 4,750.34
RATIE, CAROLYN MARIE RECEPTIONIST, 3,000.00
9ELETT0, JOSEPH 7,368.54
DONALUSON, CHRISTINE SECRETARY, 4,300.02
KAMINS, OLIVE D 3,894.54
LATH, ROSE 4,803.60
LIFSEY, E DIANE SECRCTAPY, 4,200.00
OSTA^ENKO, ADRIENNE E TYPIST, FROM DEC. 1 150.00
POSNER, MICHAEL H CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
RCMANO, ARTHUR AIDE, 3,499.98
R0ZEN8ERG, MICHAEL A CLERK, TO SEPT. 7 AND FROM DEC. 1 .... 1,401.10
SALAMONE, JOHN 3,183.24
VENTURA, JOSEPH T 6,041.46
OFFICE OF HON. BILL ARCHER
CARLSON, DONALD G CLERK, 3,474.98
CARLSON, JULIA F FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 11 100.00
DEAR, RONALD 3 LE&IS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,866.68
FRANKLIN, C ANSON PRESS SECRETARY, 5,000.00
FPONCE, MAPY ANN CLERK, 4,958.32
GERGER, ROCHELLA SUE PEPSONAl SECRETARY, 5,350.00
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL 0 RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
AND FROM DEC. 1 1,250.00
JOHNSON, JESSE, Jk CLfcRK, 1,000.02
MATHER, RUSSELL N, JR DISTRICT PE», 3,000.00
MATTHEWS, ALLIE PAGE SECRETARY, 3,860.00
PINCKARO, REBECCA SEALY CLERK, TO JULY 31 566.67
RODRIGUEZ, PAY M DISTRICT REP 900.00
SCHWARZMANN, MAPY L CLERK, 7,200.32
THORBURN, JUDITH A RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 4 1,696.50
VERSFELT, DAVID SCOTT CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. I TO AUG. 31 ... 1,100.00
ZAMARIA, POSE M OFFICE MANAGER 10,397.33
OFFICE OF HON. LESLIE C. ARENDS
COPLEY, DOUGLAS M CLERK, TO SEPT. 12 4,300.01
DEAROEN, CAROL ANN CLERK, 4,416.67
HECKER, JOHN Z CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
HUNNICUTT, SHARON I CLERK, 6,250.02
KILROY, RUTH S SECRETARY, 7,450.02
MACAULAY, JOSEPH H SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 26 5,236.12
WILBUR, NANCY ANN SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 15 750.00
ZULL, MARJOPIE H CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 750.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN M. ASHBROOK
BAUS, LUCILLE M 2,550.00
BISSEY, JEAN B SECRETARY, 5,200.02
8R0WARSKY, HERBERT DISTRICT REP, FROM DEC. 1 2,083.33
CHAPMAN, DEBRA JO CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 833.34
CHAPMAN, MARY JO SECRETARY, 3,499.98
CLAYTON, GLENN L, II CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 716.67
FRIZZELL, EMMA M CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 900.00
GIFFEN, WILLIAM W OIST ASST, TO JULY 31 1,750.00
GONZALES, LOUIS CGZ CLERK, 1,500.00
GONZALES, VIRGINIA B CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,666.67
HELOMAN, VICKI C SECRETARY, FROM OEC. 1 250.00
LONG, ROBERT F CLERK, 2,250.00
MCCONNON, B R, JR RE SEARCHER- 1 NVE ST I GATOR , 8,810.28
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN M. ASHBROOK - CONTINUED
MILES, STEPHEN K 01 ST ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND DISTRICT
REP, FROM OCT. 1 $4,125.00
MILLER, LCIS ANN CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 833.34
MYERS, CARROLL JEAN SECRETARY, 2,650.02
ROOERTS, FRANKI F SECRETARY, 5,650.02
SCHMITZ, VICKI CLARE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
SHAW, STANLEY S, JR SECTY-CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND CLERK,
FROM OCT. 1 1,625.01
SLAUGHTER, ROBERT G CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 716.67
WAYMAN, CYNTHIA L 5,850.00
WHEATLEY, ELECTRA C ADM ASST, 13,249.98
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS L. ASHLEY
ANDERSON, MURIEL A SECRETARY, 4,416.65
CLENOENING, JUNE G ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 12,131.68
CLENDENING, NANCY Y CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 TO DEC. 7 97.22
GARNER, ELIZABETH LEGIS ASST, 5,474.15
KINZLER, PETER LEGIS ASST, 8,646.65
MACADAMS, MONICA CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND SECRETARY, FROM
NOV. 1 2,983.32
MILLER, MARY D SECRETARY, 4,018.67
NUNN, CHARLIE B SECRETARY, 4,833.65
RINCK, SANDRA LEE EXEC SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND EXEC
SEC, FROM NOV. 1 8,438.68
SHORT, M DOLORES 1,000.02
SKOFIELD, WILLIAM H CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
TOMSIC, BETTY SECRETARY, 5,704.18
ZUROWSKI, JOYCE M SECRETARY, 4,018.67
OFFICE OF HON. LFS ASPIN
ANDERSEN, ANGELINE N SECRETARY, 2,517.39
ASPLUND, RICHARD JOHN DISTRICT SECRETARY, 2,500.02
BINDES, BEVERLY A FROM JULY 1 5,050.02
BROYDRICK, WILLIAM B LEGIS ASST, FROM NOV. 1 2,673.93
CAMPBELL, JACQUELINE SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 177.75
CULLEN, TIMOTHY F FIELD SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND
OMBUDSMAN, FROM SEPT. 1 5,466.98
FISCHER, BEVERLY A SECRETARY, FROM SFPT. I 2,500.00
GRAU, CHARLES WILLIAM CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
GROVENBURG, CATHY A SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,445.01
GRUENISTEIN, PETER E LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,796.22
LANGE, ROBERT GRANT ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,896.17
LANGE, WILLIAM C SPECIAL ASST, TO SEPT. 30 1,462.39
MORGAN, KAYE L SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 377.80
MORROW, MARLENE M SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 2,288.87
RENQUIST, BRUCE LEE RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AND SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. I TO OCT.
31 1,787.81
SHIRKEY, CHARLES P LEGIS ASST, 6,600.00
SIDEMAN, ROBERT ALAN RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,500.00'
SIMON, ELLEN J SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 416.67
SLONIKER, WILLIAM EARL LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 680.00
STROHL, JOSEPH A DISTRICT SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 6,023.00
TATGE, MARY RECEPTIONIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31
AND SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 3,011.00
TIGANI, SUSAN KAY SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 361.00
UMANSKY, ADPIFNNE SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 2,538.89
WALFWICZ, BARBARA ANN SECRETARY, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31 .... 660.00
Y0UNG8L00D, BRUCE SPFCIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,015.07
OFFICE OF HON. WAYNE N. ASPINALL
BERTORELLO, EVELYN 10,000.02
BRIDGES, JACK H CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 625.00
CLEARY, WILLIAM H SECRETARY, 13,350.00
KEATING, EDWARD SECRETARY, 4,450.02
MICHIELI, RONALD A SECRETARY, 10,000.02
SCATES, J C TIM SECRETARY, 4,549.98
SHERIDAN, HARRIET SECRETARY, 14,500.02
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WAYNE N. ASPINALL - CONTINUED
WIDUP, CHARLES CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 $2,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. HERMAN BADILLO
8RAHS, STUART J SPECIAL ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 AND
LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM DEC. 1 7,461.68
EASON, OGNALD ASST TO MBR, TO SEPT. 30 2,499.99
ERICE, MICHAEL A ASSISTANT, 1,500.00
GOLDSMITH, LEDA C ASSISTANT, 2,250.00
LEE, OORIS JEAN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,583.33
LUY, MIRA F ASSISTANT, 4,853.33
MAYERSON, HAROLD A LEGIS ASST, 7,500.00
MEDINA, JOHN, III CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
POPS, JEANNE SECTY-CASE WORKER, TO SEPT. 30 AND
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 4,249.98
OUINONES, EDMEE SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 624.99
RASQUIN, EDUVIGES J ASST TO MBR 5,749.98
REMENESKI, SHIRLEY ASST TO CONGRESSMAN, TO SEPT. 30 AND
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 7,875.00
SCHOSBERG, PAUL A ADMIN ASST, 13,541.67
STEPHENS, ESME M CASE WORKER-SECTY, 1,500.00
VLASTO, JAMES S ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. LAMAR BAKER
BROWN, LINDA FAYE SECRETARY, 3,305.00
CARTWRIGHT, JUDITH Q SECRETARY, TO JULY 15 229.67
CHEAL, WILLIAM R DISTRICT PEP, 6,910.00
CUFFMAN, OPAL L SECRETARY, 3,405.00
DIMOPOULOS, ETHEL D PERSONAL SECTY, FROM JULY 12 3,755.57
FREBURG, CHARLES R ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
GRAHAM, GALE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECTY, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 700.00
GRUM, IVA HELEN CASE WORKER, FROM AUG. 21 2,888.90
LOMAX, WILLIAM L OFFICE SUPERVISOR, 4,999.98
LOUGHLIN, FLIZABETH F LEGISLATIVE ASST, 6,121.67
MCCALL, PETER COOPER PRESS SECRETARY, 6,360.00
MILLSAPS, ELIZABETH A SECRETARY, 4,456.67
RUSSO, WILLIAM A CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 1,500.00
SLONEKER, BARBARA A CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 14 .. 1,173.33
SMITH, VIRGINIA J DISTRICT ASST, FROM JULY I 3,000.00
SMITH, WANDA D SECRETARY, 3,624.65
OFFICE OF HON. WALTER S. BARING
AVON, JANE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 ^590. 00
BARING, MARJORIE L 5,500.02
BURTON, JANE 4,174.98
CAMERON, MARY T EXEC SECRETARY, 7,999.98
DOLLARD, LOUISE ADM ASST, 9,450.00
FATZ, SANORA L 4,525.02
FITZGERALD, GERALDINE A SECTY, 3,100.02
GORDY, SHEILA A SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
HAINES, SHIRLEY RECEPTIONIST - DIST., TO JULY 31 625.00
HOWARD, ROBERT M 9,199.98
KATAWCZIK, HELEN CAROL 5,549.98
KLINK, MARIANNE B 3,065.82
POWELL, DOROTHY L 7,600.02
SCHAFFER, GFRALD DIST AIDE, 6,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM A. BARRETT
CAIN, ROSE M 14,491.92
CHAMBERLAIN, M AGNES C 14,483.58
CORBETT, ANNA D 8,522.58
CORBETT, MICHAEL T ADM ASST, 10,000.02
CUFFELD, JULIA H 3,451.44
OISALVATORE, DOMENICK 3,052.98
DOLAN, ELIZABETH G 2,824.68
RAGO, MICHAEL J 3,066.18
SILLS, J ROBERT 5,359.92
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM A.
TAVANI, ARTHUR
BAPRFTT - CONTINUED
OFFICE OF HON. NICK BEGICH
ALEXANDER, DAVID M CASEWORKER, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 5
8AIRD, JANET R OIST OFFICE SECRETARY,
BROWN, RUSSFL LEROY DIST OFFICE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 ...
FAUNCE, MARY LOUISE CASE WORKER, TO NOV. 30
FREDERICKS, MILTON 0 CASE WORKER,
FULLER, CAROLE L RECEPTIONIST,
GRIMES, STANLEY R SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .
KENNEDY, EUGENE ALLEN ADM ASST,
MARTIN, GUY R LEGIS ASST,
NISSEN, STEVEN A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 6 AND
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31 .
RICHROATH, DOROTHY W SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND EXEC SECTY,
FROM SEPT. 1
SMITH, MOLLY D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 7 TO
AUG. 15
TENDLER, PAUL M LEGIS ASST-PRFSS AIDE,
TRAGER, LOUIS SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 15
VIVIAN, EDITH E .. CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGIS SECRETARY,
FROM NOV. 1
OFFICE OF HON. PAGE BELCHER
BOLINGER, MARY ANN SECRETARY,
BURRELL, MARTHA ANN' SECTY, FROM AUG. 4
COFFEY, JOHN M LEGIS ASST,
DONAHUE, KATHERINE B SECRETARY,
FERNEAU, CYNTHIA LOVE PERS SECTY,
LOPP, VERA F SECRETARY,
MAGINNISS, BERTHA W SECRETARY, TO JULY 15
MCCARTHY, ATHALIE ANN
PICCO, SHERRIL ANN SECRETARY,
SEVIER, SARA ROSALIE APPT SECRETARY,
TONEY, JOSEPHINE V
OFFICE OF HON. ALPHONZO BELL
BLADES, RICHARD ADM ASST,
CHACONAS, STEPHANY SECRETARY,
DEGASON, STEPHANIE F SECRETARY,
DICKERHOFF, WILMA SECRETARY,
DODSON, ELAINE M SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
FROHREICH, PAMELA J RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1
HILLEARY, FELICIA SECRETARY,
HOGABOOM, ALMA C DIST EXEC SECTY, FROM OCT. 25
HOLROYD, SHARON ANN STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. I
HOUSE, DALE W EXEC SECTY,
KLAUSER, CHRISTINE C CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 8 TO
AUG. 15
KUHN, JANET LEGIS ASST,
MARSHALL, JAMES C
MCPEAK, DOROTHY DIST SECRETARY, TO OCT. 24
MILLER, CRAIG SCOTT LEGIS ASST-PRESS AIDE, TO OCT. 8
RIOS, ANTONIO A
SCOTT, ANTHONY W STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 11
THOMPSON, BARTON H, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 7
ZIEGLER, RICHARD F LFGIS AIDE, TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES E. BENNETT
BISHOP, VERA WEATHERLY CLERK,
BLALOCK, GORDON 0 CLERK, FROM DEC. 2
CRENSHAW, NEVILLE P CLEPK, FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV. 13
DAVIS, SHARON H CLERK,
HUTTON, KATHRYN V CLERK, FROM DEC. 9
LUNDQ'JIST, DAVID L, JR CLERK, TO AUG. 31
PRICE, IRA B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
SCOTT, MARY JANE CLFRK, TO AUG. 31
4,893.33
3,600.00
8,050.00
4,200.00
5,000.00
4,400.00
500.00
13,200.00
9,200.00
210.00
5,574.98
390.00
6,200.00
825.00
4,400.00
076.82
879.18
000.02
458.33
000.00
273.46
375.00
369.06
500.00
733.30
561.38
13,814.40
4,582.02
4,505.16
4,685.34
636.41
3,000.00
1,745.70
1,650.00
1,652.11
8,500.02
380.00
9,005.04
9,903.78
2,850.00
3,266.67
1,650.00
1,888.88
70.00
869.01
1,957.93
604.17
229.17
5,572.17
458.33
1,000.00
600.00
1,000.00
11
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES E. BENNETT - CONTINUED
SEWELLt J RICHARD
STILTNER, SHARON I
STRAUBEf DONI N
STRINGFELLOW, AUOREV W
VANNELSON, NICHOLAS L
WALSTAD, PAUL J
WRIGHT, OIANE TAYLOR
YORK, MARIE L
ADMIN ASST, $14,364.86
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK, FROM
AUG. 1 5,076.02
CLERK, 5,003.43
EXFC SECRETARY, 8,271.93
LEGIS ASST, 11,291.67
CLERK, 3,600.00
CLERK, TO NOV. 17 3,193.05
CLERK, FROM NOV. 8 TO NOV. 30 511.11
OFFICE OF HON. BOB BERGLAND
ABRAHAM, JOHN L
BARTOS, LORLEE
CONLON, RICHARD P
DRESSEN, JOHN J
HOTTINGER, JOHN C
KEATING, RITA M
KINSMAN, ROBERT D
MARING, IRENE H
NELSON, JERI LEE
OUSE, CLIFFORD M
PEDERSON, RICHARD H
PETTERSON, RALPH J, JR
PIERPAN, KATHLEEN P
RYNNING, ANITA
SAND, THOMAS R
SCHRADER, RONALO F
SCOTT, BETTY E
SULLIVAN, MICHAEL J
WISTED, JANICE C
YAGER, SARA J
RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 100.00
RECEPTIONIST, TO SEPT. 30 AND CASE
WORKER, FROM OCT. 1 4,125.00
STAFF OIRECTOR, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,083.34
DIST REP, 2,500.02
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30 AND FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 375.00
SECRETARY, 5,749.98
DIST REP, TO OCT. 1 AND DIST FIELD
REP, FROM NOV. 1 2,263.90
DISTRICT SECRETARY, 3,541.67
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 358.33
FIELO REP, FROM DEC. 1 200.00
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, FROM DEC. 1 .... 200.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 5,946.00
CLERK TYPIST, TO OCT. 31 AND ROBO
OPERATOR-TYPIST, FROM NOV. 1 3,208.34
PRESS AIDE, 10,900.02
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
FXEC SECTY, FROM SEPT. 5 13,630.00
SECRETARY, 4,500.00
CASE WORKER, TO OCT. 15 3,354.15
SECTY, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31 650.00
LEGIS ASST, 7,399.98
OFFICE OF HON. JACKSON E. BETTS
BLACK, KENNETH L
DILLON, BRENDA R
HYNES, MARGARET W
LEAHY, KEVIN DOYLE
MINTER, FRANCES E
RATTI, DONNA KAY
SCHMOTZER, MARY F
ZAHN, DONALD M
LEGIS ASST 9,013.68
SECRETARY, 4,711.08
EXEC SECTY, 9,013.68
CLERK, 1,800.00
SECRETARY, 4,453.92
SECRETARY, 4,711.08
DIST SECTY, 2,480.70
ADM ASST, 13,478.16
OFFICE OF HON. TOM BEVILL
8ETENBAUGH, G C
COCHRAN, MARY M
DARITY, ELIZABETH ANN
JOHNSON, BETTY S
KELLER, MAVIS L
MADDOX, SANDRA ANN
MASON, MARY KATHERENE
MEYER, JODIE
MOSS, BEVERLY L G
PARKS, MARY CATHERINE
PRESCOTT, LOUISE E
ROSS, JACQUELINE ANN
SAULS, PAT
SCHMIED, ANITA MARIA
SWEITZER, HENRY B
WATTS, CHARLES C, JR
PRESS ASST, 10,787.52
SECRETARY, 3,750.00
SECRETARY, TO NOV. 2 2,846.67
SECRETARY 7,377.48
SECRETARY, 3,750.00
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 400.00
CASE WORKER, 4,624.98
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 13 130.00
SECTY, FROM NOV. 8 1,339.72
SECTY, FROM SEPT. 15 2,208.33
SECRETARY, 4,300.02
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 3 1,312.50
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 6 4,423.59
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 15 TO
AUG. 29 450.00
ADM ASST, 14,500.02
DIST REP, 8,524.98
71-124 O - 72 - 2
12
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. MARIO BIAGGI
ALSTON, MAGGIE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... $1,000.00
BALKO, BARBARA P EXEC SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 400.00
BEAUDET, CHRISTINE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 2,166.68
CATUCCI, CHRISTINE SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ... 600.00
CLANCY, JOHN C ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,282.49
CRONIN, THOMAS F, JR EXEC ASST, 8,883.32
CROWDER, TYRONE OFFICE ASST, FROM DEC. 1 166.67
DHYER, MATTHEW R SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 . 4,000.00
F"ASCA, DOM SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 2,482.49
ILCHUK, PETER K LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY I 6,900.00
KOESTER, ETHEL CASF WORKER, 2,500.02
LEVINE, PAY EXEC SECTY, 4,699.98
LIFSHITZ, GLADYS CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 400.00
MATZ, JOYCE RESEARCH DIRECTOR, 4,500.00
MCROREY, KAREN CASEWORKER, 5,250.00
MEISTER, RUTH CASE WORKER, 2,824.98
MIGDAIL, LAUREL H SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 2,166.68
MOHAN, JANE ANNE SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 1,083.34
NOLAN, CAROL SECTY-CASE WORKER, 3,499.98
RUBIN, MINNIE SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,565.00
SPADOLA, JANET ANN LEGIS SECTY, 4,191.65
SWIRLING, SCOTT R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
SZYMANSKI, FRANK CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 595.16
WHALEN, HENRY A SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
WILKINSON, CYNTHIA M RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 1 1,083.34
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD G. BIESTER, JR.
ARMES, MARION B SECRETAPY, 3,366.54
DUCANDER, MARY ELLEN ADMIN ASST, 12,079.62
EASTBURN, DAVID RODMAN RESEARCH ASST (INTERN), TO AUG. 21 ... 680.00
GLASER, BERNARD PRESS ASSISTANT, 7,748.34
HERNDON, GENIE N APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY, 4,522.50
JURGEN, DOUGLAS RESEARCH ASST (1NTEPN), TO AUG. 31 ... 800.00
KIEL, JAMES S, JR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, 8,629.38
KOSTFRLITZKY, MARY L 5,169.24
LOGAN, J PATRICK RESEAOCH ASST (INTERN), TO AUG. 31 ... 800.00
MCCLUNG, ROBIN W SECTY, FROM SEPT. 18 2,646.52
MEAOE, SUSAN L SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 10 1,740.27
SALLADA, FLIZABETH L SECRETAPY, 2,135.40
SEGLFM, CHRISTOPHER K RES ASST, TO AUG. 21 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 7 TO
AUG. 21 680.00
STROUSE, RONALD L LEGIS ASST, 6,499.98
OFFICE OF HON. JONATHAN B. BINGHAM
ALTMAN, PAULA 6,050.00
BERGER, STEPHEN FROM JULY 1 4,500.00
BULKO, JACK FRO" NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 175.00
CHORBA, TIMOTHY A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
CONDLIFFE, ARTHUR J TO JULY 31 1,041.67
CONDLIFFE, DAVID C CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
DANOWITZ, JOAN M SECRFTARY, FROM AUG. 1 3,416.65
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, III RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30 1,000.00
FELSENTHAL, LUCILLE 5,343.34
HERMAN, OAVID J FROM OCT. 1 1,937.51
LONG, PATRICIA C 4,399.98
LOPES, PATRICIA M TO JULY 31 AND FROM OCT. I 1,042.50
LUTZKER, ARNOLD P LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY I 4,999.98
MAJAK, RAL°H POGER 10,179.98
NEZIN, RUTH K 6,244.80
OFFEN, EVELYN FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM OCT. 1
TO OCT. 31 666.67
ORGAN, JAMES MARTIN TO JULY 15 250.00
PERRY, SHEFLAGH JEAN 5,330.00
PHILLIPS, DOROTHY TO AUG. 31 608.34
SAMMATH, WhNDIE FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 600.00
SATTERFIELD, PENEE 0 FRO^ SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 15 525.42
SCHOEN, DOROTHY L FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,520.00
THACHER, THOMAS D FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
TORFLLI, LENORE FROM JULY 16 2,440.00
VLASTO, JAMES S 4,500.00
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BENJAMIN B. BLACKBURN
ALLISON, EDO P CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 $450.00
RANDY, JANET L SECRETARY, TO AUG. 15 937.50
R'lYD, BLAIR JOAN SECRETARY, 5,250.00
CAVANAUGH, DOROTHY K PFRSONAL SECPETARY, 6,250.02
DAVIS, JANET A SECRETARY, 4,150.00
OILLARD, BEN H ADM ASST, 14,500.02
GOSNELL, WILLIAM LEE SPECIAL ASST, 9,250.02
GUILFOY, KATHY E SECRETARY, 4,249.98
HAYNES, LINDA P SECRFTARY, 4,249.98
HENDERSON, LAURA V SECRETARY, 4,500.00
NELSON, MARTHA FRANCES CLERICAL ASST, TO JULY 31 400.00
RICHARDSON, SYBIL A SECRETARY, 3,499.98
SLYE, MARY ANN SFCRETARY, 4,000.02
TAVARES, GEORGIA T SECRETARY, 4,000.02
TIDWELL, DREW V, III LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,347.96
WALTON, BETTY J SECRETARY, 2,599.98
OFFICE OF HON. RAY BLANTON
BORIN, ALDO ALBERT RESEARCH ASST., 3,566.68
CAMPBELL, ADELIA ANNE SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 1,800.00
COPELAND, RICKEY LYNN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO OCT. 31 1,783.33
DRIVER, SANDRA LEHMAN SECRETARY, 4,199.98
DUREN, YANCEY ANN CLERK-TYPIST, TO JULY 31 500.00
GAMBLF, JOHN L LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 8,950.00
HUDSON, NINA SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 608.33
JOHNSON, GALE D SECRETARY, 8,950.00
LANCASTER, SARAH L CLERK TYPIST, TO SEPT. 20 1,333.33
MCKNIGHT, JAMES W, JR FIELD REP, 6,616.65
MEDLIN, DORIS ANN SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 491.67
NACKE, JANE KAY SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGISLATIVE
ASST, FROM NOV. 1 3,833.34
POPE, ANN B SECRETARY, 3,183.35
POPE, WILLIAM L, JR FIELD SECRETARY,' 6,499.98
ROWFLL, BETTY JEAN SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND FIELD
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 5 TO NOV. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 1 3,179.46
WADSWORTH, SUSAN H SECRETARY, 4,608.33
YANCEY, ALLEN, JR FIELD SECRETARY, 3,750.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN A. BLATNIK
ABBELL, JOYCF SHARON CLERK, TO JULY 10 291.67
ALLEN, MARGARET L 3,805.62
ANDOLSEK, KATHRYN M STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 1 1,338.60
CALDERONE, GILDA K STAFF ASST, 4,549.98
FLAX, CHARLOTTE STAFF ASST 7,310.88
GABEL, CARULINE D 5,942.70
GERSH, MARK RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,833.32
HARRIS, KATHLEEN MARIE STAFF ASST, 4,549.98
HOTTINGER, JOHN C RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
AND CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1
TO AUG. 31 2,500.00
KAUCHICK, JOSEPH A STAFF ASST, 1,099.98
KEE, KAREN M STAFF ASST - LEGISLATION, FROM NOV. 8 1,398.62
LACARIA, GANCIE JANE SECRETARY, 11,421.48
NAUGHTON, MARY J CLFRICAL, 5,250.00
STEWART, ANNE D STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 22 ... 2,955.57
STONE, PATRICIA H SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 4,833.32
VOORHEES, EDNA M STAFF ASST, 3,049.98
YAPRINGTON, MARY JANE STAFF ASST, 7,310.88
OFFICE OF HON. HALE BOGGS
BATCHELLER, JEAN C SECRETARY, TO OCT. 17 3,878.75
BUDLONG, MARION SECRETARY, 6,525.00
CHAMBLISS, WILLIE D CLERK, 2,071.98
CLARK, DANIEL F CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 11 110.00
ISAACSON, WALTER S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 12 TO
AUG. 21 400.00
KAVALJIAN, MOLLIE P 8,068.68
KERR, LYNN A SECRET ARY/ F IL F CLERK, FROM OCT. 18 ... 1,318.06
MAHONY, PATRICIA J SECRETARY OIST., 7,786.30
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HALF BOGGS - CONTINUED
MANNING, ETHEL L SECRFTARY, $4,539.66
MCGFOWN, NANCY M SECRFTARY, 6,683.28
RATHE, BARBARA A EXEC SECRETARY 13,663.86
VOFLKER, EVA S RECEPTIONIST, 7,562.88
WALTERS, BARBARA M SECRETARY, 3,640.08
WHINEREY, ANNE MAR IF SECRETARY, TO OCT. 17 AND SECTY-CASE
WORKER, FROM OCT. 18 3,635.29
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD P. BOLANO
BORYS, SANDRA KAY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
CAMPBELL, JOAN FAY SECRFTARY, 8,095.44
CREIGHTON, ANNE M SECRETARY, 9,816.48
DALE, WILLIAM C CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 833.32
DENISON, LINDA F SECRETARY, 5,169.66
DONOGHUE, PATRICK J ADM ASST, 13,114.86
ENDICOTT, WILLIAM T ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,999.98
GALLAGHER, NOREENM SECRETARY, 4,608.18
KEANEY, JOHN DAVID ADM ASST, 8,223.27
KEEGAN, ROBERT D CLERK, TO AUG. 10 1,111.11
KEYES, G ELIZABETH CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 833.32
KOKONOWSKI, PAUL R ADM ASST, 7,589.34
LUCHINl, KATHLEEN K SECRETARY, 3,459.18
OFFICF OF HON. RICHARD BOLLING
BODINSON, LAURENCE SECRETARY, 14,491.92
BROWN, DOLOPFS L RECEPTIONIST, 4,282.50
BROWN, PAUL BARTON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
CAMPBELL, JUDY ANN SECRETARY, 5,273.46
CARTER, DAVIS BLAKE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 2,847.26
GLORIOSO, STEVEN A AIDE, 2,172.56
HUDGENS, DEANNA DIXIE CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 4,368.18
JOYCE, CAROL ANN CLERK, 3,285.00
LEWIS, ELEANOR G LEGIS ASST, 6,264.30
SNIEZEK, ROBERT A SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 2,428.38
SUMIDA, GLADYCE T EXEC SECTY, 6,718.20
UHL, GLADYS B ADM ASST, 14,483.58
WARREN, MYRNITH MAY CLfRK, 3,665.58
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK T. BOW
FALLS, JESSEMINE A SECRETARY, 8,479.98
FRAMCF, GEOPGF H SECH F T A t. Y , 6,360.00
FRAZIEK, ERNEST M CLF'U", 6,148.02
KOCH, MAXINF E SFCPt-TAPY 9,805.02
KUDNER, SUSAN ANN CLIRK, TO HFC . 1? 2,700.00
LEKANDER, GILBERT ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MURELAND, SOPHIA SECRFTARY, 6,360.00
MURPHY, GRACE ANN SECRFTARY, 5,035.02
RFSS, ROBERT J, JR CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 1,066.68
SAVILLF, PUSSFLL P CLERK, FROM JULY I 866.67
STRACHEN, JUDITH S SECRFTARY, 5,140.98
WAGNER, DAPHNE J CLFRK, FROM DEC. 13 300.00
WATKINS, LAURA E SECRETARY, 3,709.98
WELSHIMER, MARK J CONGRFSS I ONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15 450.00
OFFICF OF HON. JOHN BPADEMAS
ASH, VIRGINIA M PECEPT ION I ST , FPOM JULY 1 3,066.68
CLARK, LINDA C CLERK-TYPIST, TO NOV. 30 1,250.00
CONLON, RICHARD P STAFF DIRECTOR, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
FENNFR, MARIE L ROROTYPE OPFRATOR, FROM SEPT. 16 TO
NOV. 30 750.00
FOX, EDNA T CASEWORKER, 6,975.00
GASEOP, KATHLEEN M SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 5,200.02
GIBSON, CHERYL L SFCRETARY, TO SFPT. 6 1,448.33
GILLESPIE, FLFNE ROBOTYPE OPERATOR, TO AUG. 14 440.00
GILLESPIE, MARY K CASEWORKER, 2,326.66
HOJNACKI, WILLIAM P FIFLD REP, 5,500.02
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN BRADEMAS - CONTINUED
LAWLER, PATRICIA ANN
LINDER, MORTON L
MCGEE, MARIE V
MOFFITT, CHARLES T
MOONEY, JAMES P
RIBARICH, AGNES M
STEVENS, L NYE, II
SUTULA, THOMAS L
THOMPSON, EVELINA P
SECRETARY, $3,949.98
FIELD REP, FROM JULY I 8,758.35
LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 1 5,200.02
LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 550.00
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,500.00
PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 6,625.02
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,600.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 15 TO SEPT. 15 . 760.00
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 700.00
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK J. BRASCO
BOBO, JUDITH R
CATAPANO, THOMAS FRANK
DASH, PHILIP
DEPAOLI, ALBERT
GILDEA, MARGARET M
HABER, CAROLE R
HAIRS, J ADDELINE
HILL, MAY 0
JURITH, EDWARD H
KILROY, FRANCIS X
MANNO, DOMENICK T
MISIANO, MARY CORADI
SABELLA, ANITA D
SCORDO, ROSE
SILBEY, IRENF COHEN
SPINELLI, LOUIS
SPIVACK, IRWIN IRA
STEVENS, SARAH 0
WOHL, JOAN ELAINE
ZITO, ANITA M
SECRETARY, ,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .,
CLERK,
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 ,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
SECRETARY,
TO AUG. 31
ADM ASST,
CLERK, ,
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY, ,
SECRETARY,
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 ,
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 ..,
CLERK, ,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .,
599.98
099.98
266.66
500.00
500.00
300.00
575.00
800.02
661.16
862.02
900.00
350.02
750.00
000.00
200.00
000.01
500.00
750.00
750.02
600.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM G. BRAY
BROWN, M
COOK, DO
GIBSON
GIFFIN
GORDON,
MARKLAND
MERKLE,
NIFBEL,
PROSSER,
RUSSELL,
SARGENT,
SCOTT, N
SLATINSH
VANDERMA
ARY J
ROTHY W
OOTTIE G
PORTIA R
MAXINE C
, GWEN R
BRUCE F
JANET LEE
CAROL S
MICHAEL E
BARBARA J
ANCY SUE
EK, MARY C
ST, CAROLE
SECRETARY,
SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLERK,
EXEC SEC,
SECTY, TO JULY 31
SECRETARY,
2,749.
5,500,
0,099,
4,650,
7,900,
3,949,
4,500,
833.
3,750,
450,
2,400,
5,312.
350,
4,950,
OFFICE OF HON. JACK BPINKLEY
HAMMER, ANN OEGRAZIA
KNOX, JOHN ALLEN
LANEY, LEILA DAVIS
MICKLE, JACK P, SR
MILES, DOROTHY H
SMITH, RODNEY ALLEN
SOLOMON, HELEN W
STOREY, LA ROSE E
SULLIVAN, NANCY B
WHEELER, LARRY M
WITTE, RUTH A
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
SECRETARY-DISTRICT,
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE,
PRESS SECRETARY,
SECRETARY-DISTP ICT,
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY-DISTRICT,
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
6, 168.30
600.00
4,282.50
11,932.92
6,867.06
6,100.02
3,374.28
5,173.30
2,925.30
14,316.30
6,168.30
OFFICE OF HON. JACK BROOK'
CARNEAL, LEE L
CARTER, DAVIS BLAKE
EVANS, CATHERINE ANN
3,750.00
1,800.00
4,249.98
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICF OF HON. JACK BROOKS - CONTINUEO
FLEISCHMANN, ORUENETTE
GENOERSON, BRUCE ROGER
GOSIEP, ANN M
HANSEN, JANE S
HILTERBRICK, FAY C
HOTTtNGER, JOHN C
JONES, WILLIAM MARK
LAMPSON, NICHOLAS V
LEWIS, OORETHEA E
MARSHALL, SUSAN
MATTS, DOROTHY SHARON
MCGOWN, MICHAEL E
NOVOGROD, NANCY JANE
OMALLEY, ANN LYNN
SCHOENHAUT, CARRIE LYNN
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29
FROM JULY 1
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AOM ASST,
FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
CLERK,
TO OCT. 21
FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT.
1
FROM NOV. 16 ,
CLERK,
FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ,
$3,499.98
590.00
3,499.98
1,000.02
4,000.02
1,000.00
10,750.02
500.00
3,366.68
2,004.18
6,000.00
3,333.32
874.99
3,708.33
833.33
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM S. BROOMFIELD
BERLANTI, CAROL R
BRYAN, CONRAOENE M
CARIELLO, NICHOLAS G
CARINO, SUSAN PATRICIA
COMER, NANCY G
CONSTANTIN, SARAH L
FORBES, NANCY ANNE
GRANT, ROBERT E
HINN, PATRICIA L
LUCAS, SANDRA A
MACFARLAND, DOUGLAS H
OBRIEN, BARBARA F
ROHM, GLORIA BYRD
SCHLAPAK, ELAINE M
SINCLAIR, C GORDON
SINCLAIR, JOHN R
SULLIVAN, BARBARA J
THOMSON, KATHLEEN I
TOMAN, THOMAS L
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 782.33
SECRETARY, 3,652.02
RESEARCH ASST., TO JULY 31 750.00
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 693.34
SECRETARY, 5,480.18
CLERK, FROM AUG. 23 TO NOV. 30 AND
SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 2,407.21
SECRETARY, 4,693.98
CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO NOV. 30 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 1 3,479.17
CLERK, TO SEPT. 3 1,014.99
CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND SECTY, FROM DEC.
1 3,308.33
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 300.00
CASE WORKER, TO OCT. 31 3,352.68
SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 2,629.15
CLERK, FROM AUG. 30 TO NOV. 30 AND
CASE WORKER, FROM DEC. 1 2,713.90
CLERK, 1,200.00
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 10,541.67
CLERK, FROM NOV. 29 666.67
SECTY, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK, FROM AUG.
1 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 1 2,316.65
D1ST OFFICE MGR., 5,872.68
OFFICE OF HON. DONALD G. BROTZMAN
AZURE, JUDITH M
BAER, ROBERT BOOKER
BLACK, MARJORIE
BRUMMER, LUWANOA M
BRYANT, CHESTA BELL
CARLSON, KEVIN RAY
CHALMERS, WALTON M, II
COOK, DAN R
DEESE, SUSAN HALL
DELCOUR, DAVID W
EVANS, JAMES D
HALL, JEAN HUTTO
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL 0
HINES, VERNA B
KEYS, HARRIETT E
MCKFCHNIE, JOANNE
REED, JAMES A
ROBISON, VIRGINIA
SHOCKLEY, TAMMIE J
SINGLETON, ELIZABETH
SLOVEK, FLORENCE J
TABOR, JANIS I
TONSING, ROBERT L, JR
CLERK, FROM OCT. 4 TO DEC. 12
CLERK, TO AUG. 13
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 7
STENOGRAPHER, FROM SEPT. 13
CLERK, TO AUG. 13
CLERK, FROM AUG. 16
CLERK, FROM AUG. 19 TO SFPT. 15
CLERK, FROM JULY 1
SECRETARY,
DIRECTOR EN £ RES TSK FC , FROM OCT. 1
TO NOV. 30
CASE WORKER,
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 15 ,
CLERK, TO SEPT. 3
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 10 ,
SECRETARY, ,
CLERK, TO AUG. 13 ,
SECTY, FROM AUG. 25 ,
EXEC SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
AOM ASST,
4,455.00
622.91
714.27
668.06
780.01
714.27
2,145.02
330.00
3,690.00
8,835.00
2,014.00
4,455.00
1,250.00
3,690.00
266.67
398.12
2,775.00
4,549.98
714.27
2,205.00
6,934.98
3,535.02
14,490.00
17
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CLARENCE J. BROWN
BROPKSt JOSEPH A INTERNt FROM SEPT. 1
COOLEY, JAMES V, JR SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
EARNHART, JUDITH E SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5
TO OCT. 10
FLORY, DIANE E SECRETARY,
FORTIER, DONALD ROBERT INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
GANO, VIRGINIA C SECRETARY
GRAHAM, LAWRENCE T LEGIS ASST,
HARPSTER, MARGARET EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
INSLEY, SUSAN JANE SECRETARY,
KAUFMAN, RICHARD A INTERN, TO JULY 31
KING, WAYNE R PUBLIC REL SECRETARY,
MCINTIRF, JAMES D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 .....
MILLER, MARGARET K SECRETARY,
MOSHER, MAUREEN CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ,
SHARPE, DOROTHY M SECRETARY,
WARBINGTON, FRANK DIST SECRETARY,
WHITEHEAD, MARY LOUISE SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. GARRY BROWN
BROWN, CATHERINE C TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 ,
OECK, ROBIN TO NOV. 30 ,
OELONG, DEANNA LEE
GREENE, BARBARA W
HOWARD, ALYCE V
LAMPMANN, JOHN W .
MATHES, DONALD T
NOOR, ELIZABETH SUE CLERK, i
REISINGER, EMORY K, II TO JULY 23
SOLI, LEWIS E CLERK, FROM JULY 24
YOHN, SHELIA ANN ,
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES T. BROYHILL
BQHNER, CHRISTIE K CASE WORKER, TO JULY 31 i
CASTLE, PITA L SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 12 ,
CLAYTON, MARY LYNN SECRETARY, FROM JULY I ,
CLEMENTS, BARBARA A SECRETARY,
DAWSON, WILMA P SECRETARY,
EDWARDS, EDYTHE MAE SECTY, FROM JULY 1 ,
GUFFEY, NELLIE W SFCRETARY, ,
HENRY, MARY CLAIRE SECTY, FROM JULY 1 ,
HOLTON, WILLIAM M RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 16
KELL, PETFR, JR. RESEARCH ASST, TO SEPT. 15 ,
KELL, RICHARD C CLERK,
KIMBERLIN, JOSEPHINE SECRETARY,
SMITH, MARGARET DIANE CLERK, TO AUG. 31
SMOOT, MARGARET SECTY, TO AUG. 13 i
SROOES, CECILE Z SECRETARY, FROM JULY 5 ,
VOGEL, FRED BLANTON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
WARD, BRENDA WILKES SECRETARY, FROM JULY 22 ,
WEISBROD, HANNO C STAFF ASST, FROM NCV. 1
OFFICE OF HON. JOEL T. BROYHILL
ADAMS, THOMAS E, JR LEGIS ASST, ,
ANDERSON, JACK ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .,
ELLIOTT, NANCY C CONGRESSIONAL INTFRN, TO AUG. 15 ....
FENTON, KAY K SFCRETARY, ,
HARMON, JEAN H PERSONAL SECRETARY, ,
HOCTOR, HARRIET W SECRETARY, ,
KOENIG, CLAIRE SECRFTARY, ,
KRO'JT, HOMER LEE ADM ASST, ,
MCCANN, ELIZABETH C RESEARCH ASST., ,
NEFF, EDWIN D RESEARCH ASST, FPOM AUG. 1
SHAFTON, SHIRLEY F SECRETARY, ,
SPENSER, MARTHA SECRETARY, ,
STEINKULLER, WILLIAM CLFRK, FROM DEC. 1
SWANSON, M ANNE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
WALLACE, JANIE SECRETARY
WHITE, DONNA JEAN SECRETARY, ,
$666.68
3,638.01
2,543.23
3,597.66
1,351.10
3,597.66
7,999.98
10,939.50
4,111.08
333.33
7,999.98
600.00
3,816.00
625.00
5,571.84
8,891.46
3,600.00
943.95
048.30
445.14
399.28
023.92
269.02
396.14
250.02
140.53
541.67
329.94
5,
5,
8,
10,
3,
1,
6,
3,
666.67
1,920.15
4,600.02
4,274.98
1,999.98
4,699.98
4,200.00
4,283.32
3,375.00
2,291.68
2,657.77
4,200.00
600.00
1,015.27
6,844.46
600.00
3,533.35
2,666.66
8,700.00
332.00
450.00
4,350.00
7,699.98
3,650.02
4,350.00
14,400.00
8,700.00
1,000.00
6,750.00
4,900.02
216.00
541.67
3,700.02
4,000.02
18
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN BUCHANAN
DIAZ, JUDITH A LEGIS SECTY, TO DEC. 8 $3,950.00
ORAGNICH, LINDA T CASE WORKER, 4,504.98
DUDLEY, NANCY B LEGIS ASST, 8,482.02
GOLDEN, CAROLYN R EXFC ASST DISTRICT OFFICE, 5,792.52
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D DIRECTOR ENERGY C RESOURCES, FROM
SEPT. 19 TO NOV. 30 1,740.00
JONES, RANSOM 0 DISTRICT FIELD REP, 5,069.52
JUDY, CAROLYN L R ECEPT ION I ST-PERS SECY, 4,650.00
KAY, THOMAS 0 ADM ASST, 14,500.02
LEONARD, KAYE C CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
LYNN, GEOPGF GAMBPILL STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 600.00
MANN, JANEAN L PRESS SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND EXEC
ASST, FROM DEC. 1 6,512.50
PARKER, K1MBERLY C CLERK-TYPIST, 2,906.01
PROSFK, LINDA GENERAL SECRETARY, 4,402.50
TERZIU, MARY ELLEN CASEWORKER, 4,813.98
WEATHFRS, H DALLON, JR STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 1,449.99
OFFICE OF HON. J. HERBERT BURKE
BLACKBURN, LOIS LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 21 2,738.90
BROOKS, GALE 0 LEGIS SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 2,183.34
CURELLA, J GENE PRESS AIDE, 8,599.98
DEXTER, CAROL A CLERK, 2,701.54
FARNSWORTH, JANICE C SECRETARY, 4,400.02
FINK, BENJAMIN W 1,043.46
GRAHAME, MARTHA W CLERK-LEGIS SECTY, TO SEPT. 22 2,191.23
HINES, AL8IN H 2,968.56
HOOKER, CONNIF JO SECRFTARY, TO JULY 7 159.44
HVASTA, JOHN ADMIN AIDE, FROM OCT. 15 4,750.00
INSCO, JACK P OIST OFFICE SUPVR , 3,000.00
KAYNER, CHARLEEN SECRETARY, 5,099.98
MALANEY, ELINOR L SECRETARY, 6,037.48
PLETZKE, DONALD J CLERK, TO JULY 31 740.73
TATE, DALE T CLERK-ASST PRESS SECTY, 4,249.98
WATTS, SUZANNE S SECRETARY, 3,500.02
WINFR, ILENE FRANCES SECRETARY, 3,974.98
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES A. BURKE
BARON, ANDREW CLERK, FROM SEPT. I 410.42
CRONIN, KEVIN J CLE"K, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 625.00
DAGOSTINO, YVETTE R CLERK, FROM JULY I 3,833.33
HAROLD, PAUL D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 550.00
KING, JOHN J EXEC SECTY-ECONOMI ST , FROM JULY 1 .... 8,408.34
LARKIN, ROBERT F, JR CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 350.00
MANCIAS, EDNA C LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,874.98
MAYO, ROBIN RECEPTIONIST/STENO, FROM JULY 1 3,824.98
MCGILVFARY, ROBERT D ASST VETS AFF COORD, FROM JULY 1 4,475.02
MEYER, DIANA A ASST AGENCY COORDINATOR, FROM JULY 1 . 3,441.65
MOORE, EOWARO J ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 13,608.35
NEDDER, EDWARD T CLERK, 2,725.02
PARKER, JACQUELINE ASST AGENCY COORD., FROM JULY 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND AGENCY COORDINATOR, FROM
DEC. 1 4,361.65
RYAN, JOHN F, JR VETS AFF COORD, FROM JULY 1 7,408.32
SWARTZ, DEBORAH ASST LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,424.98
TUOHY, MARY J ASST TO ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,533.35
VASAS, CHRISTINA E CLFRK TYPIST, FROM OCT. 12 TO NOV. 30
AND SECRETARY, FROM DEC. I 1,341.67
OFFICE OF HON. OMAR BURLESON
CESSNA, SHIRLEY RAY
CURTIS, JUDITH S
GRUBBS, WALTER B
HOOVER, CLAUDIA M
KING, ARMAN D
KUREK, KATHPYN C
MEEK, ELSIE H
PHILLIPS, ZENO J
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND LEGIS CLERK,
FROM SEPT. 1
OFFICE MANAGER,
4, 166.66
14,500.02
9,801.66
6, 156.78
5,293.20
6,569.82
7,670.76
6,400.02
19
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BILL D. BURLISON
BECK, LENZIE MANFORD ASST FIELD SECRETARY, t4, 549.98
BENTON, PATRICIA FERN CLERK, 2,650.02
CLAIR, HARRIET JANE SECRETARY, 3,550.02
OICKFRSON, DONALD L 3,256.08
DIVERS, MINNA R CASE WORKER, 6,049.98
DUGAL, RICHARD W CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,500.02
HAYNES, BRADFORD N CLERK, TO JULY 31 500.00
HEROD, JAMES W 5,146.32
MYKLAND, SUSAN E SECRETARY, 3,550.02
NUTTER, JOHN F LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 ... 4,750.02
PROSSER, MICHAL SUE EXEC SECRETARY, 9,583.32
RHYNE, MILDRED B 3,002.88
STACY, JANE COOPER RESEARCH £ PUB REL ASST, 2,749.98
WALLS, OUEENIE CLERK, 3,499.98
OFFICE OF HON. PHILLIP BURTON
ABRAHAM, JOHN L RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. L TO NOV. 30 107.00
BUTCHER, WILLIAM A CLERK, 600.00
COLEMAN, NINA ANN SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM NOV. 1 6,600.00
CUNLON, HELEN M ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 .... 2,523.01
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, III RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 707.00
GREER, FRANKLIN 0 CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 307.67
KENNEDY, SUSAN CLERK, 4,999.98
KIELIGER, FRANK J ADM ASST, 8,749.98
KRAUSF, PATPICIA A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 600.00
LEONG, NANCY M CLERK, 4,999.08
MARTINEZ, NICOMEDES J ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,300.00
RICKS, MARIAN G CLERK, 4,500.00
SAPSFIELD, EDWIN S CLERK, 7,500.00
SELLERS, GARY B CLFRK, 1,000.02
THOMAS, DORIS R ASST, FROM JULY 1 8,749.98
WEIL, NORMAN I CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
WINKEL, ADRIAN P ASSISTANT, FROM JULY I 12,409.98
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES A. BYRNE
BOCCELLA, ALFRED M CLERK, 3,180.00
BQGGS, EDITH H CLERK, 2,265.00
DOYLE, JOSFPH E CLERK, 11,704.98
HAGAN, JAMES F CLERK, 1,342.02
LOUGHRAN, JOSEPH J CLFRK, 840.00
LYNCH, ANNE M CLERK, 2,119.98
MEADES, EDNA M CLERK, 3,955.02
UNEAL, SHIRLEY M CLERK, 10,540.02
RAMSEY, RUTH ARLINE CLERK 14,050.02
REESF, ANNA CLERK, 2,265.00
SEGEL, MICHAEL CLERK, 2,704.98
SMITH, ALBERTA CLERK, 2,425.02
SMITH, REGINA B CLERK, 5,715.00
WEIHS, GLORIA E CLFRK, 6,949.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN W. BYRNES
CUMMINGS, AUDREY DFLL CLFRK, 2,789.59
OFCOCK, ROSEMARY SECRETARY, 3,000.00
GLEN'<I, MARJOPIE C SECRETARY, 6,450.00
MELF, MARJORIF ANN SECRETARY, 4,800.00
MONTAGUE, PHOEBE A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 19 3,824.98
RANDLETT, CATHFRINE C SECRFTARY, 4,549.98
SCHUCK, JAROLO R STAFF ASST, 9,199.98
SLAUGHTER, GENE K CLFRK, 1,000.02
SMITS, JAMES H LEGIS ASST, 9,199.98
SOLARI, STE°HANIE A SECRETARY 6,600.00
WARREN, CHERYL LYNN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
OFFICE OF HONi GOODLOE E. BYRON
ATKINSON, ROBERT H EXECUTIVE ASST, 8,479.98
BARKMAN, MARGARET JANE SECRETARY, 1,999.98
BORLAND, ALBERT S SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,075.56
BOWSER, b"MA JANE DISTRICT PFP, 2,400.00
20
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. GOOOLOE E. BYPON - CONTINUED
COLE, MICHELE ANNF CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 24 TO
AUG. 29 $360.00
DOWNTON, G DAVID CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 23 230.00
ELLSWORTH, KAREN SUE SECTY, TO AUG. 13 430.00
FIELDS, DEBPPAH WALTON SECRETARY, 3,000.00
GILSTRAP, JAMES CLERK, 850.00
KATH, KATHERINE A SECRETARY, 3,850.02
LEPSKI, VIVIAN OISTASST, 2,400.00
LINOSEY, JOYCE CAROL SECRETARY, 3,250.02
MOSS, MARVIN F LEGIS ASST, 6,889.98
PRICE, JOSEPH B, JR FIELD REP 3,499.98
SOLOMON, DORIS B EXEC SECRETARY, 8,479.98
WAKEFIELD, KAREN E SECRETARY, 4,240.02
OFFICE OF HON. EARLE CABELL
ADAMS, RACHEL ANN SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15 .... 750.00
BAYNARD, SALLY ANN SECRETARY, 4,000.02
CONDRAY, THELMA JO 4,796.52
GLOSSERMAN, LESLIE SECRETARY, 4,500.00
GRINDBERG, JENNIE SECRETARY, 8,028.48
HART, HUGH GIFN, JR ADM ASST, 12,499.98
JORDAN, CAROLYN P 2,474.52
KINTZ, VIRGINIA LEE SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,000.00
PARISH, ROBERT L, JR 4,428.00
PAXTON, WILLIAM E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
PIET7SCH, SIDNEY G 6,250.02
°UGH, FRANKIE A SECRETARY, 4,999.98
ROGERS, HEPSCHEL J, JR ASSISTANT, 3,000.00
WILLIAMS, LON R, JR SPECIAL ASST, 4,750.02
WOYNOSKI, MARION SECRETARY, 4,936.02
OFFICE OF HON. PATRICK T. CAFFERY
CPOWE, JUDY A SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 15 1,477.77
FIRKIN, DONNA K SECRETARY, TO OCT. 8 1,905.54
MASUMIAN, ALBERTA PERSONAL SECPETAPY, 7,422.00
MCBRIDE, CHARLES W EXEC ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 8,973.33
MIRE, CLAIRE P 2,816.70
PARENT, MICHELE A SECRETARY, 3,900.00
PARRO, RANDOLPH H EXEC ASST, 9,547.50
RILEY, IRVING N CLERK, 643.56
WATTIGNY, CHARLES C DISTRICT ASSISTANT, 6,683.28
WOODWARD, KATHERINE F SECRETARY, 5,299.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN N. HAPPY CAMP
ARMSTRONG, DUKE J CLFRK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 250.00
BURPO, JO ANN 2,072.10
GEOGHEGAN, CLAIRE M SECRETARY, 4,374.72
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 400.00
MOYER, WILLIAM A 5,400.00
ORCUTT, MARY ELIZABETH SECRETARY, TO OCT. 6 1,306.66
OANNETON, SANDRA N SECRETARY, TO DEC. 6 3,683.32
PFRRING, HELEN JOYCE 5,072.88
ROBERTS, DIANE L SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 27 2,167.23
SEAL, BETTY B 4,668.18
SNODGRASS, WILLIAM G 3,183.24
SOUTHARD, JOAN M ADMIN ASST, 9,837.78
SWAIN, BEVERLY B SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 17 794.45
VALE, MARIE F SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 666.67
OFFICE OF HON. HUGH L. CAREY
AKINS, MILDRED 9,816.48
BULLENBACHER, JAMES T STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM DEC. 1 2,184.00
CAMPBELL, WILLIAM F FROM NOV. 16 1,875.00
CHONOLES, STE°HEN J FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 768.03
21
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HUGH L. CAREY - CONTINUED
CONNIFF, THOMAS A »2,065.26
OEL4NY, KEVIN F X ADM AIDE, TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT. 1
TO NOV. 15 4,375.00
DOME, CHARLES FROM JULY 1 6,000.00
DONDEREWICZ, MARY E 1,650.00
FOLEY, WILLIAM R, III CLERK, FROM DEC. I 934.15
FUSCO, EDWARD D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
GALLO, KATHLEEN TO NOV. 30 3,333.35
JOHNSON, KAREN E FROM OCT. 1 1,812.51
LAMB, ELIZABETH TO SEPT. 30 2,124.99
MCCABE, WINIFRED A TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT. 1 3,840.15
PRENDERVILLE, JOHNM 6,508.74
RIBOLOW, MAURICE H FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 3,291.75
ROSENTHAL, HAROLD LEGIS ASST, 5,000.00
SCHRAUB, BEN 1,650.00
SEALE, LAURA 1,650.00
SHAYUVICH, MENACHEM M TO AUG. 31 3,666.75
WINSTON, JEANNI M 5,264.82
WONG, WAt SO 3,948.60
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES J. CARNEY
BOWMAN, RARBARA ANN SECRETARY, 4,999.98
CAMPBELL, MADELCN V GENERAL SECRETARY, 4,000.02
CARNEY, R03EPT T RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 1,200.00
DANCEY, RUTH A SECTY-CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 4,500.00
DISTEFANO, ANTHONY J LEGISLATIVE AIDE, TO NOV. 30 AND
EXECUTIVE SECTY, FROM DFC. 1 5,583.35
DURKIN, BRIDGET DISTRICT CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,499.96
JONES, SHIRLEY A SECTY-TYP I ST , FROM JULY 1 3,750.00
KELLY, WILLIAM L DIST REP, 2,500.02
KEYES, THOMAS J, JP ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MICHAEL, SANDRA A SECTY-TYP I ST , 3,441.66
PALLANTE, RALPH DISTRICT OFFICE REP, 4,500.00
PONDILLO, ROBERT J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
STEVENS, PAUL E DISTRICT ADMIN AIDE, FROM JULY I 12,270.98
SULLIGAN, JOHN DISTRICT OFFICF REP, FROM JULY 1 4,999.98
TILLMAN, JAMES M DISTRICT AIDE, 1,999.98
OFFICE OF HON. TIM LEE CARTER
COOK, NANCY ELIZABETH SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 1 833.67
DfHNEL, KATHLEEN W CLEPK, 8,514.48
DOWNFY, COY FIELD SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG.
31 AND FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. I 1,994.01
EATON, MARILYN B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 14 140.00
FRANCISCO, DOUGLAS L CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND ADMIN ASST, FROM
DEC. 1 8,583.35
GURDZIEL, MARY J SECTY, FROM SEPT. 20 TO NOV. 30 AND
CASE WOPKER, FROM DEC. 1 1,906.95
HAMMER, DOYLE R DISTRICT SECRETARY, 3,412.50
HAYES, SHERRY MERRILL CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY, FROM
DEC. 1 3,458.33
HENDERSON, CHARLES V LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 12 1,975.00
H'.ILCOMB, J B 1,578.48
KIATTA, LOUISE CLERK 7,372.02
LYONS, HELEN F CLERK, TC OCT. 15 2,191.59
MCDOWELL, PATRICIA ANN SECTY, FROM DEC. 29 38.89
MIODLETON, BEN FIELD SECTY, 1,578.00
MORGAN, ROBERT I DISTRICT SECRETARY, 4,204.02
"ERK1NS, N B DISTRICT SECRETARY, 2,656.02
PETERCHEFF, DORIS G DISTRICT SECRETARY, 4,239.48
PYLES, AARON FIELD SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY
31 AND FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,994.01
ROBBINS, GUS FIELD SECTY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .. 1,000.00
SHARP, JOSH P FIELD SECRETARY, FROM AUG. I TO AUG.
31 AND FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1 2,032.01
22
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. TIM LEE CARTER - CONTINUED
SLAUGHTER, JAMES FIELD SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AND FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM
NOV. I TO NOV. 30 $1,994.01
WALKER, JOHN HUNTER CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 15 TO
AUG. 15 310.00
WIENS, DENISE I CLERK, TO AUC. 29 1,343.88
OFFICE OF HON. BOB CASEY
BURNEY, LAURA F SECRETARY, 5,299.98
COATES, MARSHA R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
DADO, SHARON F SECRETARY, TO DEC. 6 3,943.32
DISCHINGER, EDITH J SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 5,674.98
ERWIN, ALAN R PRESS SECTY, FROM DEC. 7 1,066.66
FRANDOLIG, CHARLES A ADM ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 5 . 14,177.80
GILMORE, STEVEN C CLERK, 2,000.00
HEROLD, RITA SECRETARY, 4,549.98
MCHONE, JENNY DELANE SECRETARY, 6,850.02
NAUGHTON, BARBARA A SECRETARY, 4,849.98
PASSMANN, JULIA P SECRETARY, 6,900.00
TIMKO, FLORENCE 0 SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 10,249.98
WARREN, GRACE E SECRETARY, 5,599.98
OFFICE OF HON. ELFORD A. CEDERBERG
BEYDA, RACHELLE RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, 5,125.02
FORGASH, MICHAEL A 14,500.02
GOULD, JUDITH D CLERK, TO NOV. 28 3,103.90
HIGHFIELD, DERORAH S CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 625.00
HODGE, ANN T CLERK, FROf SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 833.34
HODGE, KATHRYN MCKAY CLERK, TO AUG. 31 833.34
NAKKULA, WALTER G DISTRICT ASST, TO OCT. 31 5,166.68
ORTIZ, BONADONNA SECRETARY, 4,583.33
RAMAGE, FRANKIE C SECRETARY, 8,625.00
SCHAM«RA, WILLIAM A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,200.00
SCHWEIGERT, ESTHEP N SECRETARY, 4,583.33
SMITH, ELIZABETH E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 5 2,004.46
STOLZ, RONALD WILLARD DISTRICT ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 31 AND
DISTRICT LIAISON, FROM NOV. 1 7,083.34
OFFICE OF HON. EMANUEL CELLER
ALBERTS, ALFRED E CLERK, TO OCT. 31 2,432.40
DOUGHERTY, MARY A SECRETARY, 14,491.92
KIDD, ALBA L CLERK, 6,369.06
LEVINE, PEARL CLFRK, 1,872.48
LOUIS, MARGARET M CLERK, 4,505.34
R0SEN3AUM, LEWIS H CLERK 1,872.60
ROSENEELD, ELI CLFRK, 3,750.54
SCHLOSSBERG, JERRY CLERK, 6,220.68
SHAKIN, FLORENCE CLERK, 2,700.30
TANIS, CAROLYN D CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 5 ... 4,539.33
WHITE, MINNIE SECRETARY, 14,483.58
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES E. CHAMBERLAIN
ABRAHAM, E SPFNCER CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 300.00
COMM, ANN F SECRETARY, 7,999.98
COVELL, CATHERINE M SECRETARY, FPOM JULY 1 7,750.02
GOLD, BETTY L SECRETARY, 6,250.02
JOHNSON, RUTH R SECRETARY, 6,000.00
KENNEOY, THFODORE R RESEARCH ASST., 1,000.02
LUMPKIN, JANE T SECRETARY, 7,000.02
MARTINSON, PONALD L SPECIAL ASST, TO SEPT. 30 3,125.00
MCALISTFR, JUDITH ANN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,025.01
MCFAODEN, ROBERT H ADM ASST., 12,250.02
ROBINSON, BEULAH I SECRETARY, 3,720.00
SOUTHWELL, B JOE CLERK 1,000.02
VOGEL, ROBERT C CLERK, 4,200.00
23
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BILL CHAPPELL, JR.
AYCOCK, JANE B
CHAMBERLAIN, LOU B
DENSON, JOHN J
DUPREE, ANN
FOX, ALBERT A, JP
GARVER, CHAPLOTTE C
HERRERT, ELLEN E
HOOKER, THOMAS E
KOST, KRISTINE M
LAZONBY, SHIRLEY
MCBURNEY, JEANE BROWN
ROBINSON, ROBERT P, III
SEAY, WENDELL G
STANSFIELO, MARY JO
YORK, FRED M, JR
SECTY, FROM OCT. 26 SI, 174.65
5,150.02
AIDE, FROM JULY 1 3,600.02
SECRETARY, 4,450.00
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 6,916.65
SECRETARY-CASEWORKER, TO NOV. 30 AND
CASE WORKER, FROM DEC. I 6,100.00
SECRETARY, FROM JULY I 3,127.99
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 11,184.98
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 2,666.68
SECRETARY, 5,099.98
RESEARCH ASST, 6,185.00
PERSONAL AIDE 5,324.00
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 13 1,080.00
LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 5,865.99
PRESS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 6,517.66
OFFICE OF HON. SHIRLEY CHISHOLM
BAKER, PAULINE GENERAL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 18 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO DEC. 10
BOWERS, KAREN L CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
BUTLER, HELEN C GENERAL SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 20
DOREN, ARLENF E
DORY, BARBARA A SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7
OOWNS, SHIRLEY ANN
ELSON, GAPY STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
GARRETT,, THADDEUS, JP RESEARCH ASST,
HOLDER, WESLEY M
HOLMES, BEVERLY D CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
HOWARD, WILLIAM R
HUDNELL, SUSAN M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
HUMPHREY, MARION A RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
MIDDLETON, JOAN V CASEWORKER, TO AUG. 13
RHODES, EVELYN J RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .
RICHARDSON, JOYCE C CLERK TYPIST,
ROBLES, VICTOR L ASST DISTRICT REP,
SIMMONS, ANDREA T CASE WORKER, FPOM AUG. 1
SMITH, CAROLYN J EXEC ASST
WATKINS, PATRICIA J PRESS ASST, TO JULY 31 AND PRESS AIDE,
FROM AUG. 5
OFFICE OF HON. DONALD D. CLANCY
ALKIRE, P.EBFCCA A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 14
DASHIELL, NANCY IRWIN TO NOV. 18
OECOURCY, PAULINE L TO SEPT. 30
DUMLER, BARBARA ANN TO DEC. 26
HEIN, MARJORIE R *
PALMER, MARTHA JANE
SHFPPARD, NANCY E RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 30
VOLZ, ROBFRT JOHN
WAGNER, ARLO T AOM ASST,
ZULAGFR, DOROTHY M
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK M. CLARK
ANDERSON, AVA G CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
CANTER, MARIAN L TO AUG. 3
CASPER, ROSALIE C CLERK, FROV SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
CLARK, OEBRA JO CLERK, FPOM AUG. 4 TO AUG. 31
COLARUSSO, MARIE CLFRK,
mzzuaui, marie clerk, from oct. i to nov. 30
DIEHL, FRANCES A CLERK,
DOLES, JUDITH ANN CLFRK
DUROOWA, DENNIS J CLERK,
DUBPOWA, PUTH ELLEN CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
FARLOW, ARLENE M AOMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1
FARLOW, LOPFTTA A CLERK,
FRATTO, MARY ANN CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30
2,099.72
461.22
2,104.17
3,554.28
2,375.00
7,586.82
500.01
5,749.98
8,260.56
461.22
2,683.80
450.00
1,333.32
1,075.00
589.70
1,999.98
4,999.98
3,541.65
14,500.02
5,500.02
3,108.04
2,798.32
2,637.51
4,326.67
9,375.00
5,500.02
559.73
8,749.98
10,000.02
5,824.98
591.67
504.16
600.00
427.50
2,683.35
1,200.00
7,450.02
4,800.00
4,800.00
600.00
10,999.98
3,199.98
1,200.00
24
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK M. CLARK - CONTINUED
GRIMES, DONNA JEANNE CLERK, PROP AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1
ILLSLEY, JULIE A CLERK,
KIMINKINEN, DOROTHEA J CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
LUKETIC, ZELLA M CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
MOORE, LINDA SUSANNE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31 AND CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
MUSKO, BARBARA CLERK,
NEELY, ROBERT P CLERK,
PHILLIPS, LINDA L CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
POGOLOFF, STEPHEN MARK CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
RAFTERY, EVALYN F CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM
OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
ROGERS, SHARON L CLFRK, FROM DEC. 1
ROSS, ANGELA MARIE
SCHWARTZ, STEVEN G CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
WILLIAMS, CONSTANCE P CLERK,
WINEBOLD, ROBERT G CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. DON H. CLAUSEN
BROTHER, DONNA M CASEWORKER,
DERR, CYNTHIA JO RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 12
DIAMOND, AMY H LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 1
GRAVES, W LARRY LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1
HASKIN, ELMFR G, JR DISTRICT ASST,
HULFTT, STANLEY W LEGIS ASST, TO OCT. 17
JONES, BARRY W
KING, LOIS E DISTRICT SECRETARY,
MONAGHAN, JOYCE A RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 ..
PENN, GEORGE ANN SECRETARY,
ROBERTSON, CONSTANCE E SECRETARY,
SISK, ELIZABETH STEWAPT CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
STODART, WILLIAM E ADM ASST,
TIPPIT, OTIS GORDON
UNDERWOOD, LAURA B SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
YATES, NADINE SANDERS DURA OPERATOR-SUPERVISOR, TO OCT. 31 .
*1,483.33
6,400.02
600.00
1,183.34
891.67
3,066.68
6,900.00
600.00
1,083.34
1,800.00
600.00
3,100.02
500.00
3,100.02
600.00
4,290.78
1,492.23
5,699.98
3,750.00
2,656.32
5,959.76
4,974.96
3,400.02
4,399.98
4,711.08
2,677.44
600.00
10,508.76
7,950.00
633.33
3, 166.68
OFFICE OF HON. DEL CLAWSON
BRADBEER, GFORGE
CHARLES, ANITA S
CLASSEN, NANCY
DEHAVEN, VIRGINIA C
EDELEN, FLORENCE B
GREENAWALT, RUBY JANE
RITCHEY, PATRICIA C
SMITH, VILDA M
STERN, JEAN K
WALLER, VERA S
WEBER, JUNE C
ZEMBA, JOHN MICHAEL
ADM ASST,
CLFRK,
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
TO OCT. 25
CLERK, FROM JULY 1
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
4,779. 12
13,672.20
3,900.00
3,648.60
4,625.34
4,625.34
750.00
6,596.04
4,544.88
4,999.98"
2,625.00
450.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM CLAY
BARBEE, EVELYN
BELL, JAMES
BELL, PAULA P
CAYTON, COLLEEN U
FRANKLIN, MYRNA L
HODGES, WINIFPED
HUMPHRIES, ALTHEA Y
IRONS, JAMES
JUDE, MADGF M
KINKEAD, ALICE C
LAY, WALTER V
MCPHERSON, MICHAEL C
OLIVEIPA, DUANE S
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
STAFF ASST,
STAFF ASST,
CLFRK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
STAFF ASST, FPOM DEC. 13
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
LEGIS ASST, TO NOV. 30
DIST ASST, FPOM JULY 1 TO SFPT. 30 AND
DISTRICT ASST, FROM OCT. 1
ADM ASST
CONGRESSIONAL INTEPN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
2,708.35
2,521.66
4,249.98
1,000.02
5,200.02
300.00
390.00
9,000.00
3,634.38
4,791.65
4,875.00
14,500.02
25
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM CLAY - CONTINUED
OSOSKI, EDWARD J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 31 $300.00
SEAY, CATHERINE W STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 30 3,583.35
TATUM, ROSE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,625.01
TYUSt MARIE H 4,056.30
WEISSt GAIL ELLEN STAFF ASST 5,200.02
WILLIAMS, JEROME W STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 901.24
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES C. CLFVELAND
BURCH, PATRICIA ANN SECRETARY, 4,750.02
DAY, MYRA LOUISE 4,000.02
EKERN, MARGARET KAY TO AUG. 31 2,083.34
HENSCHEL, GEORGE L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
JACKSON, MILDRED KATE 6,874.98
JOSLIN, WILLIAM R LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,875.00
KEENAN, JOAN D SECRETARY, 4,000.02
LONDON, M ROY DISTRICT REP, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 . 800.00
MACCLEERY, LEE D SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 1 1,500.00
MCCLAY, JOYCE E SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 20 2,609.17
MCINNIS, MARY SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 3,000.00
PORTER, GERALDINE R SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM SEPT. 1 2,700.00
0UIM8Y, JEANNE 9 3,750.00
ROGERS, BARBARA R SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND FROM NOV. 1 1,900.00
SUTHERLAND, JAMES W LEG I SL AT I VE/P R STAFF, FROM NOV. 18 .. 1,075.00
TETHER, SUZANNE JEBB SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,875.00
TETLER, GFORGE W, III INTERN, TO JULY 31 850.00
VARBLF, WINIFRED A 10,125.00
OFFICE OF HON. HAROLD R. COLLIER
ALEXANDER, MARTHA M SECRETARY 4,500.00
BARTIZAL, MARY SECRETARY, FROM JULY I 2,550.00
BERG, EARL H, JR PRESS ASST, TO SEPT. 30 2,550.00
BITTER, LYDIA C SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 1,083.33
GLINKA, ARLENE L SECTY-DIST OFFICE MGR , 5,749.98
HAGERTY, POMAYNE L STENO-SECTY, 4,500.00
HERSHEY, LULA MARIE ADM ASST, 11,899.98
KELLY, ANN WOODWARD SECRETARY, 5,500.02
MCLAUGHLIN, MARTHA ANN TYPIST, TO AUG. 31 966.66
PETERSEN, SVEND RESEARCH ASST, 2,500.02
SHORT, NANCY M STENO-SECTY, 4,500.00
WARD, JANE K LEGIS ASST, 7,350.00
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE W. COLLINS
COLEMAN, SHIRLEY
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, III
GUILM&NT, JEAN-PIERRE
HATCHERSON, JANE W
HICKEY, RITA M
HORWITZ, MANNY
HOWSE, NATHANIEL R
MARKS, BETTY
MCDANIEL, DIANE
MCDANIEL, NELL MARIE
MHOON, EVELYN B
NELSON, LEO
S;*ALL, CASSANDRA M
THOMAS, HENRY LEE
THOMAS, MILDRED L
VANCE, KEITH A
SECRETARY TO ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 AND EXEC SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 . 5,150.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 327.00
PRESS ASST, 2,650.02
LEGIS SECRETARY, 4,260.37
2,816.70
STAFF ASST, 2,500.02
LEGISLATIVE ASST, 8,220.00
CLERK, 1,750.02
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 10,600.02
DISTRICT SECRETARY, 4,770.00
ADM AIDE, 4,999.98
CASE WORKER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG.
5 4,515.96
9,072.06
RECEPTIONIST 3,700.02
PERSONAL AIDE, FROM JULY 1 4,380.00
26
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES M. COLLINS
AGNICH, JAMES R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 7
ANDREWS, ALBERT E, JR CLERK,
BRYANT, MARGARET H CLERK, FROM SEPT. 22
CLYDE, KATHERINE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 15
CRANE, KA<?EN WALTER CLERK, TO JULY 31
DEGRAFFENRIFO, PAT M CLERK, TO NOV. 30
FAUSSET, RICHARD ROY CLERK,
FOOTE, JOHN F CLERK, FROM JULY I TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1
FORRESTER, LINDA S CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
GAPVIE, PAMELA J CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
HOUSE, W MICHAEL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM
NOV. 5
LINDSLEY, CATHERINE S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 8 TO
AUG. IS AND CLERK, FROM SEPT. 10 TO
SEPT. 30
MALACHIN, JOHANNA L CLERK, FROM JULY 1
OWENS, ANN NICHOLSON CLERK, TO OCT. 17
PDPE, WHITNEY S CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
RUBIO, ERCILIA V CLERK
SIMPSON, SHIRLEY ANN CLERK,
STPICKLIN, PAULA M CLERK,
WEINBERG, COURTNEY P CLERK, FROM JULY 1
W00D8RIDGE, KAREN L CLFRK,
ZAVOUNY, CHRISTINE P CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM M. COLMER
RAILEY, SHERWOOD R, JP CONGPF SS ION Al INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLAYTON, JACQUELINE W CLERK,
CLFARWATFR, LEONA H CLERK,
DARSEY, MARIE W CLER«,
DAVIS, CLAIRE CLERK,
LOTT, C TRENT AOM ASST,
LOTT, PATRICIA E CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
PAXTON, EDNA H CLERK
RUSS, FRNFST J CLERK
YON, DOROTHY A CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. BARBER B. CONABLE, JR.
ALEXANDER, OLGA C
BENTON, THOMAS R
BUTLER, RARRAOA M RESEARCH ASST,
FARNSWORTH, SUSAN H CLERK, TO AUG. 28
MANERI, DOROTHY B EXEC SECTY,
MATTHEWS, MARY MONCURE SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7
MCLAUGHLIN, LINDA J CLERK
NELSON, PAUL GUNNAP
NICHOLAS, HAPPY K ADM «SST,
PEARTREE, JOANNE MARIE SECRETAPY, TO SEPT. 3
PELKEY, JOHN MICHAEL CLERK, FROM SFPT. 1
PFOUTZ, RONNIE LEWIS CLEPK, TO AUG. 20
SCHMITT, DONALD THCMAS CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
WALLACE, MARIAN E SFCPTTARY,
WELLS, SHARON
WIDGER, STANLEY W, J" CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
OFFICE OF HON. SILVIO 0. CONTE
4DAMS, JAMFS R PRESS ASST, FROM SEPT. 13
ANTON, WARRFN CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
BAKER, YOLANDE V SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 5
BARS4NTI, STFPHFN W CLFRK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
BEAUCMAMP, CAPOLF LONG SECTY, FT.M JULY 1 TC JULY 31 AND FROM
NOV. 1 TO N'HV. 30
CIUFFRE')A, JEFFREY S CLERK, FPOM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
DIM4SSIM0, DE8PA ANN CLERK, F<H"IM SEPT. 1 TU OCT. 31 AND
FROM DEC. )
DONAHUE, JAMES E ADM ASST,
DONNFR, SULY SEARS SECTY-OFFICE MGP ,
FLEISCHER, THOMAS F CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
GAPIVALTIS, GAYLE CLtRK, TO JULY 31
$70.00
6,916.68
1,980.00
3,375.00
583.33
2,875.01
7,600.02
4,200.00
1,800.00
2,600.00
2,466.67
450.00
3,750.00
2,293.33
920.00
3,600.00
5,650.02
3,600.00
2,341.65
3,600.00
1,400.00
450.00
1,000.02
5,050.02
7,500.00
6,750.00
14,500.02
600.00
6,750.00
1,000.02
6,750.00
3,902.64
2,340.30
5,449.98
725.00
7,375.02
3,643.74
3,934.98
5,753.28
14,095.02
1,117.37
400.00
528.72
500.00
6,412.50
6,860.58
767.50
1,5
7
3,4
1,7
1
6
10,2
6,0
2
4
59.99
50.00
47.48
00.00
08.33
66.67
50.01
08.01
50.00
50.00
27
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE UF HON. SILVIO O. CONTE - CONTINUED
GORTON, JOAN F SECRETARY AIDE, FRCM AUG. 9 TO AUG. 13
HALL, CAROL ANNE CLERK, FROM JULY. 1 TO JULY 31
HOOPER, NOPMA M SECRFTAPY, TO JULY 31
HUNTER, DURANT A CLERK, FROM nr.T. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1
KNUDSEN, JEAN-MARIE R FCEPTI ON I ST-SECRET AR Y , TO OCT. 31 ...
MASSIMIANfl, JFANNE S OFFICE MANAGER,
MAYER, JO ELLEN CL FPK/SECPFTARY , FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV.
30
MIERZEWSKI, MICHAEL B CLERK, FPOM SFPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM DEC. 1
MISHARA, ERIC CLERK, FROM SFPT. 7 TO DEC. 10
MONGEON, JOHN E ASST PRES* SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
MOYNIHAN, KEVIN J CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
OWENS, PAUL T, II CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1
OETRINA, MICHAEL J, JR
RAWLS, WILLA C SECRETARY, TO JULY 16
SALTARELLI, LEE ANN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
SALTARELLI, LOIS CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
SHUMAN, BARNETTE G CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
SILVEIRA, MARY A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
SQUIRES, WILLI4M A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
STAPLETON, MIRIAM M SECRETARY, FPOM SEPT. 20
SWARTZ, JUDITH EXEC SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN CONYERS, JR.
BENJAMIN, JOSEPH E AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
BOOKER, EDITH J AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1
CARR, ROBERT R ADM ASST,
OIGGS, WANDA P LEGIS SECPFTARY, FROM JULY 1
FEATHERSTONE , ARTHUR R FROM JULY 1
FISCHER, ROBERT L, III AIDE, TO AUG. 31
FISHMAN, ALVIN AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
FISHMAN, MAPCIA CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
FLETCHER, PATRICE A STAFF AIDE, FROM OCT. 2
HAMILTON, ANTHONY AIDE, FROM SFPT. 1
HUMBLES, KARLA RECEPTIONIST, TO AUG. 31
JOHNSON, JAMES D, JR CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
JOHNSON, MARLENE L SFCTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
KESTER, WILLA CASE WORKER, TO SEPT. 30
MCCAULEY, JOAN C
NAPPER, GUY T, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
NAPPER, HYACINTHE T EXEC SFCRETAPY, TO NOV. 30 AND
PERSONAL SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
PARKS, ROSA L
PIERCE, JUANITA CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
rtlCKMAN, EDWARD RAY AIDE, FROM AUG. 1
RUDASILL, ELBERT G AIDE, TO AUG. 31
SANDERS, BERNADETTE J CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
SIMMONS, DAVID C AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1
THOMAS, MICHAEL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM DFC. I
THOMPSON, CARRIE J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15
WARREN, PHYLLIS J SECRETARY, FPOM JULY 1
WATSON, JULIUS A CLFRK, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT J. CORBETT
EBERLE, HAROLD F, JR ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 15
GAYNOR, GARY B CLFRK, TC NOV. 2
HRYNDA, THOMAS MICHAEL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30
JUST, MARGARET S SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
KLEMM, MARGARET F CLERK, TO JULY 31
MCDOWELL, PATRICIA K SECRETARY, TO NOV. 2
SIEGEL, RICHARD J SECRETARY, TO NOV. 2
1100.00
975.00
541.67
875.00
2,333.32
5,500.02
1,500.00
1,150.00
1,086.24
866.67
1,350.00
500.00
7,001.88
386.67
883.33
1,550.00
1,000.00
450.00
775.00
1,823.62
6,499.98
1,750.00
3,200.00
10,800.00
3,879.67
3,959.28
1,666.66
1,008.09
900.00
2,719.46
3,000.00
1,100.00
1,538.09
1,516.66
2,375.01
4,549.98
591.67
6, 144.12
3,538.20
620.11
5,000.00
1,666.66
920.00
2,500.00
474.75
450.00
3,900.00
1,397.04
6,038.30
677.79
2,355.54
202.39
166.67
3,926.00
4,316.81
71-124 O - 72
28
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JORGE L. COROOVA
ALVAREZ, BELEN SECRETARY,
RAGUE, TERESITA SECRETARY,
CASTELLANOS, JESUS A LEGIS ASST,
DELTORO, MAYRA J CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
DELVALLE, JOSE E LEGIS ASST,
DIAZ, RAMON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
DUENO, HILDA CLERK,
GONZALEZ, EDGARDO LEGISLATIVE ASST, TO SEPT. 18
GUINOT, LUIS, JR
LEE, MELBA JEAN SECRETARY,
MAROUEZ, JOAQUIN A ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
PARKER, CANDITA C SECRETARY
PIETRANTONI, J FELICES
SMITH, GUY F LEGIS ASST,
TORO, R DE JESUS SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES C. CORMAN
BARRETT, NELDA K
BURRELL, WINIFRED
CARR, MARY ZELLA FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 1C
CHAPKIS, ABPY LOUISE SFCRFTAPY
CHAPKIS, SUSAN JANE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
DENHARTOG, ROBERTA
ETHEREOGE, SARAH E
GORDON, ALICE B
HARMON, ROSALIND C
LARSON, RUTH F FROM JULY 1
MCGRATH, JACK FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
NAJJAR, ALEX A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 31
NEELY, IDALIA MAE FROM SEPT. 11 TO NOV. 30
RICHARDSON, WILLIE L FROM DEC. 1
RINDONE, MELVA E
RUBEN, ROBERT C FROM JULY 1
SEMONES, JO ANN TO NOV. 30
SLATER, IRENE W
WARREN, STANLEY T
WERTZ, HARVEY W LEGIS CONSULTANT, FROM DEC. 1
WIRKEN, MELANIE
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM R. COTTEP
CAMPBELL, MALCOLM 0, JR AOMIN ASST,
CHAIKOVSKY, MARTA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CRONIN, TIMOTHY F DIST FIELD AGENT, TO JULY 31 AND DIST
FIELD REP, FROM SEPT. 1
CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM J LEGIS ASST
DENTAMARO, JOSEPH J DISTRICT FIELD AGENT,
DUNN, KATHLEEN SUE CASEWORK-SECPE T AP Y , TO JULY 31
FORNINO, THFRESA A RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY,
GALLO, SALVATORE P DIST FIELD AGENT,
LUZZI, ANGELA A SECRETARY,
MIKESELL, CELITA R CASEWORKER, FROM AUG. 1
MOORE, SUSANNA E LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY,
MOYNIHAN, DENNIS M DIST FIELD AGENT, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY
31 AND DIST FIELD PEP, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ..
NEIDITCH, JAY LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
POPLAWSKI, CHESTER DIST FIFLD RFP, TO OCT. 31
RIGNEY, ROBERT L DIST FIFLD AGENT,
RIOUX, ALFPFD J DIST FIFLO AGENT,
SMITH, ROBERT J DISTRICT FIELD REP, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31 AND FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM DEC. 1
SMITH, WILLIAM R DISTRICT FIELD AGFNT, TO JULY 31 AND
DIST FIEID REP, FROM SFPT. 1
SUNDERLAND, JANICF M DIST FIELD RFP, FROM NOV. 1
VECCHITTO, SARAH M DISTRICT SECRETARY,
$4,500.00
5,938.98
6,360.00
699.42
6,360.00
600.00
4,196.52
3,179.96
2,290.92
4,750.98
9,901.02
6,360.00
9,478.02
3,451.02
4,500.00
5,041.65
6,000.00
1,011.10
600.00
300.00
4,791.68
4,333.32
6,000.00
4,541.67
3,250.02
3, 125.00
It
300.00
,155.55
433.33
4,249.98
13,750.02
3,250.00
5,791.65
1,348.02
875.00
4,833.35
11,749.98
450.00
1,666.65
7,791.68
1,999.98
833.33
3,666.68
5,500.02
4,707.68
3,583.35
4,249.98
2,207.01
916.67
833.32
4,500.00
4,249.98
2, 164.67
2,458.33
416.66
7,249.98
29
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. R. LAWRENCE COUGHLIN
BIRCH, KAREN M STAFF ASST-DI STP ICT , FROM JULY 15 .... $2,397.76
BOWERS, PETEP C STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 666.66
BROOKES, DAISY E STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 7 1,633.32
CUNNINGHAM, JANE OACUS STAFF ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 15 2,333.34
DUNN, ELIZABETH J 4,249.98
FETTEROLF, CAROLYN 1,750.02
GARRISON, JAMES 0 DIST ADMINISTRATOR, 9,750.00
HARROLD, ROBIN STAFF ASST, 3,600.00
JOSLIN, SHERRY E 4,000.02
MAIER, ANTHONY M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO
AUG. 15 AND STUDENT INTERN, FROM AUG.
1 TO AUG. 31 460.00
ORLOWITZ, GEORGE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 16 160.00
PFEIFFER, RITA ANN TO DEC. 9 3,312.50
ROSENFELD, MITCHELL A ADM ASST, 12,000.00
SANKO, ROSE M EXEC SECTY, 9,499.98
SMITH, EILEEN ROSE STAFF ASST, 4,500.00
STANLEY, MARC GENE LEGI S ASST, 5,500.02
THAYER, GEORGE C, JR STAFF ASST, 5,449.98
OFFICE OF HON. PHILIP M. CRANE
BPOWNFELD, ALLAN CLERK, FROM JULY I 6,272.50
BURNHAM, RICHARD BEACH FROM JULY 1 3,000.00
FEULNER, EDWIN JOHN, JR ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 13,500.00
FRIEDMAN, JACALYN CLEPK, FROM SEPT. 1 883.32
GOODWILLIE, CAROL B CLERK, 5,250.00
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 400.00
HICKEY, LYNNE CLFRK, TO JULY 15 100.00
HINES, EVELYN R SECT Y-DI STR ICT , FROM JULY 1 4,541.67
JOHNSON, WILLA ANN CLERK, 5,749.98
MURNANE, EDWARD D PRESS ASST, 8,125.00
ROBERGE, OORILDA M CLERK, 3,312.51
ROSS, KATHERINE T CLERK, 6,250.02
ROWAN, KATHLEEN MAPIE CLERK 4,999.98
SMITH, BERNADETTE H L CLERK,. 4,249.98
STEPHENS, MARY R SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 1,912.49
WALLER, JANET M SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 800.07
WILLIAMSON, RICHARD S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 900.00
ZIEBARTH, ERIKA MARIE CLERK, TO AUG. 31 400.00
ZIEBARTH, RUTH HELM CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,249.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN C. CULVER
BEELAR, PRISCILLA M PERSONAL SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 1,875.00
CLARK, RICHARD C ADM ASST, 14,500.02
FERGUSON, JOYCE A SECRETARY 5,481.06
FERGUSON, KATHRYN ANN SECRETARY, 3,349.98
FITZGERALD, JEROME D LEGIS ASST, 6,999.90
H0L80RN, FREDERICK L LEGIS ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND FROM DEC. 1 1,588.07
HORN, BEVERLY HOPE SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND DISTRICT
SECRETARY, FROM DFC. 1 2,219.08
LANE, LINDA SUZANNE SECRETARY, 3,490.08
LAWLER, MARY BETH PERSONAL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 2,406.96
LONG, BETSY JOAN SECRETARY, 2,488.90
MELVOLD, JANIS LEANNE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
MILLER, ROBERT KEITH LEGIS ASST, 4,800.00
POOL, ROGER B LEGIS ASST, 7,500.00
RUHE, SHIRLEY L SECRETAPY, 4,000.02
SISSON, LOWELL E GFNERAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 . 1,748.71
TONJFS, ANN L LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,798.18
WILEY, JILL SECRETARY, 3,250.02
WILSON, JANICE RECEPTIONIST, 3,250.02
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM P. CURLIN
BANE, CORA C ADM ASST, FROM DEC. 5 1,877.78
BR4NHAM, PHYLLIS J FROM DEC. 4 270.00
CLARK, JOHN E ASST-CHG DIST OFFICE, FROM DEC. 4 .... 954.38
CLEPHAS, VINCENT P PRESS ASST, FROM DEC. 4 1,500.00
HENDERSON, NANCY M FROM DEC. 5 1,464.42
30
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM P. CURLIN - CONTINUED
HERIOT, LORENE E STAFF ASST , FROM DEC. 23
JASKO, MAOELYN S FROM DEC. 25
MCNAMARA, SAMUEL GRAY STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 4
MIDDLETON, SHIRLEY A SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 4
MOLONEY, MICHAEL P STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 4
OFFICE OF HON. W. C. DANIEL
GOODSON, GAYLE CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 31
HODGES, RUTH N
HOYF, TFRRY C
MORGAN, J KEITH SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 4 TO SEPT. 10
MOSS, NANCY S
PRICE, FRANCES H
THURMAN, GWENDOLYN W
TRONIC, GLENIS A CLERK, FROM DEC. 13
TURNER, EDWARD M, III ,
VERNOR, DOROTHY H STAFF ASSISTANT,
WALKER, WILBUR
OFFICE OF HON. DOMINICK V. DANIELS
CRANWELL, CLAIRE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 1
DELAP, GEORGE T STAFF AIDE,
GFRSH, MARK RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
GRIFFIN, JOHN F STAFF AIDE,
MADDEN, FRANK A ADM ASST,
MELONEY, ROSE MARIE SECRETARY,
OBERNOORF, ROBERT S STAFF AIDE,
PICCONE, PEVERLY M SECRETARY,
SA3IA, ANTHONY F STAFF AIDE,
SCANLON, MICHAEL J RESIDENT SECTY,
SCHMIDT, JOHN F STAFF AIDE,
SILVER, CAROLEEN STAFF ASSISTANT,
UCORETZ, MARK J LEGIS ASST,
WASIELEWSKI, FRANCES E SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE E. DANIELSON
AINILIAN, ACNES CLEPK,
ANDERSON, THEODORE R CLERK,
BELOW, WILLIAM C RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
BERNFELD, WILLIAM J CLEPK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 12
BISNOW, MARK CHARLES CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
BOOTH, MAYBELLE JEAN CLFRK,
BUTLER, DIANE RESEAPCH, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ...
COLANDREA, NANCY L CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY, FROM
DEC. 1
CUNTRERAS, ANITA CLERK, TO SEPT. 11
DESHETLFR, HELEN G ASST FIELD CONTACT REP, FROM SEPT. 1
TO SEPT. 30
GERLACH, JOHN R FIELD REP, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ....
HARRISON, HELEN C SECRETARY,
HAY, MARY E SECTY, FROM NOV. 15
MCCEW, MILTCN ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, TO JULY 31
MCKENZIE, AMELIA E OFFICE MANAGER,
MONTALVO, ALEX L DISTRICT PEP,
MORGAN, SUSAN BUSH CLEPK,
NOBLET, JOHN ROLLA FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, FROM JULY 26 ...
RUIZ, ISAAC, JR ASST FIELD CONTACT REP, FROM SEPT. 1
TO SEPT. 30
SEBFNS, RAYMOND W ADM ASST
SH1NN0, MARJORIE M SECTY, FROM NOV. 8
SUOO/J, ELLEN L ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
TOTTEN, JUNE LEGISLATIVE ASST,
OFFICE UF HON. GLENN R. DAVIS
AUGUST, THOMAS G CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 .....
BERRY, D PATRICIA SECRETARY
BOLTON, JAMES C ADM ASST,
*288.89
120.83
600.00
937.50
900.00
1,033.34
4,501.02
6,352.82
637.22
4, 153.32
5,617.02
5,617.02
300.00
5,252.40
5,366.64
12,914.10
10.00
1,800.00
1,000.00
6,000.00
11,458.33
6,000.00
4,300.02
6,499.98
2,250.00
5,500.02
1,800.00
4,791.68
7,999.98
6,000.00
600.00
600.00
332.67
1,050.00
450.00
4,750.02
682.67
3,733.35
1,656.67
400.00
600.00
4,033.35
805.00
1,000.00
8,200.02
5,650.02
4,500.00
6,200.00
1,000.00
10,600.02
1,060.00
1,000.00
4,849.98
450.00
3,930.00
12,600.00
31
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. GLENN R. DAVIS - CONTINUED
CHILDRE, JANA L SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 6 TO DEC. 17 ... $2,295.00
CUMMINGS, G BRADLEY ASST TO PRESS ASST, 1,800.00
DOHME, ISABELLE M SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,375.00
DOOLEY, JOYCE R SECRETARY, 7,250.00
EDER, JAN BRUCE RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31 375.00
EFFLANDT, PATRICIA L SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 250.00
EHRMANN, PETER N RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31 375.00
FINNIGAN, THOMAS 0 PUBLIC PELATIONS AIDE, 4,524.99
FOSTER, ANN ELIZABETH SECRETARY, 4,225.00
GUMM, MARJORIE R HOME OFFICE SECRETARY 3,625.00
HANLEY, JOHN P ACTING ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG.
15 3,075.00
HAYMAKER, MARGARET M FIELD STAFF ASST, 1,825.00
HERZOG, ROBERT H DIST STAFF ASST, 3,000.00
KIFL, ELLEN C SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 13 360.00
ORME, BECKY LOUISE SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 25 1,652.77
WOOLLEY, THOMAS J FIELD SECTY, 9,100.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN W. DAVIS
BARR, LAURA ELIZABETH CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 1,875.00
BRITT, JANE MCINTOSH PRESS SECRETARY, 7,750.02
BROWN, GPACE LOUISE CLERK, 6,000.00
GRIFFIN, NANCY COOPER CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 883.33
HANSEN, CAROLYN V CLERK, 5,481.06
KELLY, CHRISTINE M CLERK, FROM NOV. I 1,666.66
KERWAN, MARGARET S CLERK, TO CCT. 31 6,410.92
KIRBY, VIOLET S CLERK, 7,000.02
LANDRUM, JAMES DAVIS, JR CLERK, TO JULY 31 563.92
REED, GLENDA ELIZABETH CLERK, 7,500.02
RICHARD, ROBERT S ADMIN ASST, 12,499.98
SHA4, GAIL JOAN CLERK, FROM DEC. 13 330.00
SIMPSON, JOE H CLERK, TO AUG. 15 450.00
STONER, JANIE L CLERK, 3,400.02
WARDLAW, CHARLOTTE D CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,749.99
OFFICE OF HON. MENDEL DAVIS
BOULWARE, BARBARA JEAN SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 2,916.65
BRITT, PHYLLIS SECRETARY 4,000.02
BULL, CORALEE K 10,249.98
FURTWANGLER, SELMA T SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 ANO
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 1 .. 2,875.02
HANE, HEYWAPD T ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 30 5,124.99
KLECKLEY, TERESA A SECRETARY, 4,000.02
KLYCE, KENNETH M SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 4,250.01
LONG, WAYNE E FRCM NOV. I 2,781.98
MCCANTS, LEONARD L LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,250.00
MCLEOD, W MULLINS DISTRICT ASST, 7.500.C2
MCTEER, DOUGLAS E, JR CLERK, TO AUG. 31 800.00
RUDLQFF, JOHN H, JR ■ LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 15 2,322.23
SCOTT, ALMA BEATRICIA SECTY, 2,400.00
SHUMAN, BARBARA ANNE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 23 530.00
WAGERS, MICHAEL H SPECIAL ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,166.66
WILLIAMS, JANE L SECRETARY, 4,750.02
WORTHINGTON, KATHERINE SECRETARY, 4,249.98
YOUNG, NANCY C SECTY, FROM JULY 15 3,227.76
OFFICE OF HON. ELIGIO DE LA GARZA
FERGUSON, DIANNE STAFF, 5,091.78
FONDREN, 8RENDA GAY STAFF MEMBER, FROM OCT. 26 1,227.79
GONZALES, JFSSE STAFF, 2,649.06
LINAHAN, EILEFN AGNES STAFF MEMBER, FROM OCT. 19 2,500.01
MARTIN, CECILIA HARE ADM ASST, 14,491.92
MCGUIRE, BEPNICE CLERK 2,599.98
MOONFY, ELIZABETH C STAFF 1,990.38
ORTEGA, MARY LOU TO OCT. 25 2,715.27
PAPICH, GARY A STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 30 2,500.00
SALMON, DAVID 0, JR STAFF, FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 10 3,866.67
SANCHEZ, ANTONIETA STAFF, 4,033.98
32
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ELIG10 OE LA GARZA - CONTINUED
SULLIVANf NINA LOUISE EXEC SECRETARY, $11,357.64
TAYLOR, BARBARA 0 NEAL STAFF, 3,648.60
WILSON, KAREN ANN STAFF, 5,109.12
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES J. OFLANFY
BURNS, PATRICK 3,000.00
COOK, DOLORES D ADM AIDE, 13,688.94
DEE, EMILY R 2,423.16
ELISHEWITZ, IRVING FROM AUG. 1 3,333.35
FORIS, CAROLINE B 1,766.58
IACONO, JOHN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 7 70.00
JENNINGS, AGNES V 3,139.56
MILLER, GEORGE S 2,236.26
MULLER, RICHARD G LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 19 6,750.00
SCOTT, PHILIP PETER CLERK, TO JULY 31 666.67
SWERKO, MATTHEW CLERK, 2,599.98
TRABER, MAUREEN CLERK, 3,750.00
TROMETER, HILOEGARDE CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 TO DEC. 15 214.38
ZAMBELLI, ANTHONY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 8 TO
AUG. 15 380.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN DELLENBACK
BAIRD, JUDITH L RESEARCH ASST, 4,453.92
BRIDGES, JOYCE ANN STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 15 540.00
GASKINS, PATRICIA K SECRETARY, 4,750.34
GREENWOOD, STEPHEN STAFF ASST, 3,008.33
GULLICKSON, REBECCA S SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 14 274.17
HAIRFIELD, DOROTHY E SECRETARY, 4,625.34
HANSEN, FREDERIC JAMES ADM ASST, FROM JULY I 11,040.00
HEIM, NANCY E LEGISLATIVE ASST, 5,602.14
JACOBSON, EDWARD P PRESS ASST, FROM DEC. 1 1,100.00
KLEIN, CLAYTON C, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 600.00
KRUG, CHERYL JEANNE SECRETARY, 2,700.00
MCKAY, BETTY JEAN RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST, 3,400.02
MERCER, DAVID S LEGIS ASST, FROM JUIY 1 5,656.68
PEMRERTON, PATRICIA P PRESS ASST, TO OCT. 10 4,162.47
POWELL, DONALD W DIST REP., FROM JULY 1 6,792.00
RAUTIO, JOYCE ANNA SECRF TAR Y-CASE WORKER , TO NOV. 13 AND
CASE WORKER, FROM NOV. 14 3,584.49
ROBART, JAMES L .ECONOMIC ASSISTANT, 2,700.00
ROBERTS, JANET V SECTY, FROM OCT. 12 614.44
OFFICE OF HON. RONALC V. DELLUMS
BEAL, IDANELL M ADM ASST, 4,050.00
BERMAN, KATHERINE H LEGIS AIDE, TO JULY 31 375.00
BROOKS, TERI ROBERTA ADM AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 1,399.99
CRINER, OSCAR H ADMIN AIDE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 562.00
OOWNING, RONALD V AOMIN AIDE, TO SEPT. 14 ANO LEGIS
AIDE, FROM SEPT. 15 TO NOV. 30 3,438.89
DUBERSTEIN, MICHAEL J LEGISLATIVE ASST, 8,500.02
ELROO, MARILYN CASEWORKER, TO SEPT. 14 AND ADM AIDE,
FROM SEPT. 15 4,544.44
EVANS, MARGO H RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 19 TO SEPT. 30
AND ADM SECTY, FROM OCT. 5 3,311.11
GREENE, LAWRENCE E PURLIC REL AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY
31 166.67
HALTERMAN, HAROLD L ADM AIDF, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
ADM COORDINATOR, FROM OCT. 1 1,800.00
HARDY, LEROY C SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
AND FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31 500.00
HEFFNER, BARBARA A LEGIS AIDF, TO JULY 31 625.00
HERRERA, MANUEL R LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,250.00
HOPKINS, DONALD RAY DIST ADM, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 14 AND
REG ADM COORDINATOR, FROM SEPT. 15 ... 11,766.69
33
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. RONALD V. DELLUMS - CONTINUED
NETTLES, ERNESTINE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
PETERSON, JAMES EDWARD STAFF ASST,
PHIFER, SHARON J ADMIN AIDF, FROM OCT. L TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM DEC. 1
PRICE, THELMA V ADM AIDE, FROM AUG. 1
ROSENBACH, ELLEN L ADM AIDE, FROM JULY 7 TO JULY 31
RUCKER, JEANIE LA FAYE PERSONAL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30
THOMAS, MAPY GAY A ADMIN AIDE,
WARD, CHARLES L ADM AIDE, FROM DEC. 1
WELLS, NELDA A RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 13
WILLIAMS, BARBARA ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
ADM COORDINATOR, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT.
31 AND FROM NOV. 1
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK E. DENHOLM
ANDERSON, ARTHUR 0 ADM ASST,
ANDERSON, STEPHEN BRUCF SPECIAL ASST-CASE WORKER, TO SEPT. 30
BECKER, LAURA K SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND CHIEF CLERK,
FROM SE°T. 1
BLAIR, DAVID L LEGAL AIDE, TO AUG. 13
CLARK, MERRY M RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, TO AUG. 15 ...
HAISLET, RICHARD, J« SPECIAL ASST-L I A I SON, FROM AUG. 15 ...
HFALY, JAMES P FIFLD CASE WORKER, TO JULY 31
HOFFMAN, MADELINE H DIST FIELD OFFICE SUPV
HOTTINGER, JOHN C RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1
KNEEBONE, JOANNE L PART TIME SECY IN DIST, TO SEPT. 30 ..
LEE, PAMELA L SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 10
OGREN, DIANNE L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
OSBORNE, W THOMAS, JR SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1
OVERTURF, ROBERT L EXEC ASST-COMMUNIC AT I ONS , FROM AUG. 15
SCHROEDFR, COLLEEN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1
SCHURING, LANA RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 1
SEVFRSON, HARLAN M LEGIS ASST, TO NOV. 30
SHERMAN, MARILYN J CLFPK TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 15 .
UDELL, FLIZABETH C SECY/WASH OFFICE SUPVR,
WIESE, JOHN E FIELD CASE WORKER, TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID W. DENNIS
BROOKS, SARA JANE STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 17
CAHILL, FLEANOR JOAN CASE WORKER,
CERRI, ALISON B SECRETARY,
FRIER, FRANK
GALYEAN, CAROLYN E
HORTON, ELIZABETH JILL STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND STAFF ASST
TO DIS LIA AS, FROM NOV. 1
JUHNSON, E OFVILLE ADM ASST, FROM JULY 5
JOHNSON, PATRICIA F STAFF ASST, FROM DFC. 13 TO DEC. 27 ..
MARSHALL, J PICHARD
W/UBrWEB, MARILYN 'G STAFF ASST,
PARDIECK, STEPHEN M ^TAFF ASST, TO AUG. 21
fATPICK, LINDA K LEGIS AIDE,
POWELL, RICHARD E
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN H. DENT
BARBERO, CA°OL L SECRETAPY,
BLACK, "OSALIND M
CUNLON, RIC.HA&D " STAFF DIPECTOP, FROM DEC. 1
DEROCCO, LEANNA C SECRFTARY, FRO" JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 ...
DYP, ROY AUGUSTUS, III ASST, FPUM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND AIDE,
FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
DYE, SHARON S SFCRFTARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
HAYS, SUZANNE CLFPK,
KACHILO, RHPDA MAE SECPETARY,
LATAGLIATA, RALPH A
M*\R<;r)EN, BARBARA L
J600.00
», 200. 00
,00
,35
, 34
1,088.
3,333.
433.
3,000.00
4,584. 17
708.33
1,625.00
9,413.44
14,500.02
4,025.01
2,900.00
2,783.05
1,050.00
6,346.67
200.00
3,000.00
1,750.00
525.00
1,166.67
450.00
3,000.00
6,573.33
1,800.00
1,875.00
9,696.50
375.00
7,500.00
600.00
1,283.33
4,500.00
7,500.00
2,236.26
2,835.66
3,416.68
13,053.33
216.66
2,835.66
700.02
736.66
5,599.98
5,599.98
6,750.00
6,860.58
1,197.92
900.00
1,500.00
1,666.66
4,249.98
6,750.00
4,056.30
7,874.98
34
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN H. DENT - CONTINUED
PARENTE, ADELINE SECRETARY, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT. 30 AND
FIELD REP-SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 $2,695.84
POOGURSKI, PICHARD RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,000.00
QUATRINI, VINCENT J, JR AIDEt FROM JULY 1 TO SFPT. 30 1,500.00
SFYDOR, DIANE M SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 600.00
SIMON, THFOUORE T ADM ASST (OISTI, 7,999.98
TkUXELL, -U1MAINE S A, 541. 40
VALAURI, CHRIS A CONGRESSIONAL INTFRN, FROM JULY I TO
AUG. 31 600.00
YENICH, AILEFN 0 SECRETARY, 7,750.02
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD J. DERWINSKI
BOLTON, ANN D 8,635.81
BUCKLEY, PATRICIA M FROM JULY 1 5,522.70
CHIANAKAS, THEODORE N FPCM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 400.00
COGSWELL, MARY M 3,792.90
FISHFR, NANCY ANN CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM DEC. 1 .... 1,300.00
GAGLIARDI, JUDITH R TO AUG. 31 1,808.34
HFRBOLSHEIMEP, LARRY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
HIRST, BEATRICE M 6,000.00
HOSTIN, TFRRY D CLERK, FROM OCT. 16 387.50
JOY, DANIEL F FROM SEPT. 1 400.00
KOEBEL, MARGARFT A CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,100.00
MALKIEWICZ, COLEEN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,799.99
MASSOTH, FLORENCE 3,792.90
MFENAH&N, MARY K 2,400.00
OKTCIGER, THOMAS W 6,600.00
PETERSEN, SVEND RESEARCH ASST, 2,290.92
RUESSMANN, JOHN J FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 900.00
SWEET, MARY A 8,371.62
WIGHT, PICKETT W 5,000.02
OFFICE OF HON. SAMUEL L. DEVINE
COHEN, IRIS KRISTIN SECTY, TO NOV. 30 AND CLERK, FROM DEC.
1 3,549.98
FRITZ, ELLEN ENNIS TO JULY 15 333.98
HOYT, JOHN S 12,255.66
LOWE, JANET CLERK-STENO, TO NOV. 30 AND
STENOGRAPHER, FROM DEC. 1 4,083.35
OTTERSON, BRENDA JO CLFRK, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY, FROM
DEC. 1 4,041.68
ROBILLARD, JEAN E STENOGRAPHER, 4,583.33
TAYLOR, MARY K 8,260.56
WILLS, NORMA AGNES CLERK TYPIST, 3,124.98
WOLFE, GEORGE R LEGAL AIDE, 12,250.02
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM L. DICKINSON
ADAMS, RACHEL ANN SECRFTARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,533.33
AGERTON, BETTY P DIST SECRETARY 2,563.35
ATCHISON, MARGARET D 5,763.02
BAMBERG, WALTER J 8,125.15
OEBUTTS, LOUISE B SFCRFTARY, 5,966.65
FRIEDMAN, JACALYN CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 800.00
GASSMAN, JULIA N 5,614.52
HAMPTON, NELL B 5,479.67
JOHNSON, JOHN K 6,015.94
MCMAHON, LINDA S LEGIS ASST, 4,566.67
MINNIFIFLD, WAPREN A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 15 150.00
PLUMMER, BARBARA B SECPETAPY, TO OCT. 15 1,895.85
POSEY, JAMES C 2,236.26
STEEN, JUNIUS C ADMIN ASST, 13,000.02
WHALEN, GARY IRWIN FALLS CHURCH VA 22042, TO JULY 31 .... 200.00
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES C. DIGGS, JR.
BLACKBURN, SYLVIA J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
DUBOSE, CAROLYN P PRFSS SECTY, 3,745.92
JENKINSON, FRIEDA A LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 19 8,549.98
35
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHARl ES C. DIGGS, JR. - CONTINUED
JETER, PRINCF WALLACE SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 $2,500.02
LFATHERWOCD, ROBERT P PU8 RELNS-COMM LIAISON, FROM JULY 1 .. 9,000.00
MATLOCK, FELIX R 6,107.34
MEYER, NATILE G RECEPTIONIST-CLERK TYPIST, 3,000.00
QUARKER, DOROTHY F AOM ASST, 14,500.02
SANDERS, MATTYE SECRETARY 4,300.02
TILLETTE, EILFFN S SECTY, 6,478.80
TYLER, ALBERT ROSCOE 5,810.94
VALENTINE, MAUDE CASE SECRETAPY, FROM AUG. 1 4,529.15
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN D. OINGELL
ANDERSON, PATRICIA A CLERK 4,860.00
CANTWELL, JEANNETTE H ADM ASST, 12,705.73
CANTWELL, MARY FRANCES CLERK, 5,220.00
COTORA, ALLENE P 4,831.02
EMBRY, NELL HACKNEY CLERK, 5,014.02
FENTON, RICHARD TODO CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
HUGHES, A LORRAINE M CLERK, 5,314.02
JAMES, NANCY M CLERK, 5,377.50
KAHLER, TERESA M CLERK, 600.00
MATWAY, MARION CLERK, TO JULY 31 641.67
MCCUF, ELIZABETH M CLERK, 3,937.50
PRATHER, CHARLES W 7,660.02
RYCHLICKI, ANNE J CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,000.00
S1VERTS, GRANT H LEGIS ASST, 10,413.48
WOOD, MARY ANN 3,120.91
OFFICE OF HON. HAROLD D. DONOHUE
ALBERT, SHIPLEY M SECRETARY, 6,369.00
BEAUCHAMP, GEP.ALDINE EXEC SECRETARY, 7,483.62
BROOEUR, ALFRED J CLERK, 1,000.02
HEALEY, GRACE G SECTY, 4,500.00
HEIBERGER, M PATRICIA SFC.RETARY, 4,186.98
MERCIER, BEVERLY A SECRETARY, 2,864.94
MURRISSEY, THOMAS F CLFRK 1,000.02
PHILLIPS, PAMELA C SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 627.92
ROURKE, WILLIAM A ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
SIGLES, JCANN H CLERK, FROM NOV. 23 738.88
OFFICE OF HON. WM. JENNINGS BPYAN OORN
ANTHONY, LINDA GAIL 4, COO. 02
AUTREY, NORWA F SECTY, FROM JULY 1 4,541.40
BEACHAM, hIILIAM P, JP 8,747.16
BRADFORD, JAMES W, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 8 1,883.33
BROWNLEY, MAKTINF W CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 2,000.01
CAMPBELL, JOHN M, JR CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 7 1,228.33
DENT, CHARLOTTE B 4,541.40
DESHIFLDS, JOSEPH <"LERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 13 788.33
FOREMAN, MARGARET J SECRETAPY, ' 4,500.00
HAYES, VICTORIA LYNN CONGRESS IONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
HOBSON, JOSEPH W SECRETARY 5,100.00
HORTON, OZEY K, JR CLERK, TO SEPT. 7 1,116.67
JOHNSTON, HARRY M, JR 7,737.96
KITTLE, CARY MARION SECRETAPY, FPOM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30 .. 825.00
KYTLE, SANDRA G TO SFPT. 15 1,562.50
POLIAKOFF, EDWARD E 7,000.02
SANOIFER, FRANCIS H ASST, FROM JULY 1 3,600.00
WARD, JUDITH M CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM OCT. 1 .... 3,000.76
WYNDHAM, MARY LEE FROM SEPT. 8 2,197.21
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN G. DOW
BLANKS, WAYNF A SPECIAL ASST, FROM SFPT. 6 1,962.35
BLASENHEIM, LOIS M SECRETAPY, TO AUG. 31 1,116.66
CIPPIANI, DORIS C CLF"K, TO NOV. 30 ANO CASEWORKER, FROM
DEC. 1 3,692.92
36
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN G. DOW - CONTINUED
DUNCAN, RONALD ALAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 $691.67
EGAN, WILLIAM J DISTRICT REP, 8,067.90
FEUER, MILDRFD CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND CASEWORKER, FROM
DEC. 1 3,317.93
GONZE, RUTH SPECIAL ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 ... 1,971.67
HOROWITZ, ADA E CLERK, 2,567.93
KETCHAM, ROBERT C ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM OCT. 1 11,567.91
KRAUSE, PATRICIA A SPECIAL ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
AND STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 370.84
KUNKEL, JOAN M EXEC SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 AND ADMIN
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 6,242.91
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ... 1,166.66
MICINOWSKI, MICHAEL P STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 750.00
MONAHAN, WILLIAM J LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 5 TO OCT. 31 AND
PUBLIC REL OIRECTOR, FROM NOV. 1 TO
NOV. 23 6,983.34
POLLACK, FRED LEWIS SECTY, TO AUG. 31 600.00
SCALZO, JUNE M CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND CASEWORKER, FROM
DEC. 1 3,817.92
SCANLON, JUDY B SECRETARY, 4,467.90
SCHOLTZ, AMBER E CASEWORKER, TO OCT. 31 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM NOV. 1 4,601.25
SCHROEHER, KATHY JEAN SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,984.59
SPEAR, JONATHAN BOYD SPECIAL ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND STAFF
ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM
DEC. 1 4,576.24
STEVENS, FREIDA D SECRETARY, 3,526.24
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN DOWDY
AMIOON, MAPJORIE 0 CLERK- SECR ETAPY , 7,418.24
BARTMESS, GEARY, III CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
CLARK, IVA NELL CLERK, 3,146.70
DEAN, GERTRUDE MAXINE CLERK-SECRETARY 5,419.46
DOWDY, J D CLERK, 10,718.24
GUY, SHIRLEY RUTH CLERK, 1,000.02
JOHNSON, DONALD LEE CLERK, 6,864.20
JOHNSON, MARIE E CLERK-SECRETARY, 4,394.24
MAYER, MARION RITA 5,419.46
MCDONNELL, FUNICE 0 ADMIN ASST, 10,718.24
MCGEE, RICHARD A CLERK, FROM JULY 21 TO AUG. 31 400.00
STINSON, KIM N CLERK, TO JULY 31 500.00
TARRANT, CHERI CLERK, 3,326.00
YOES, GERALD 5,748.14
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS N. DOWNING
AMFS, MATTIE LOUISE SECTY-CLEPK, TO JULY 15 229.17
BURNETT, BARBARA SECRETARY, 4,800.00
CONNOR, LINDA MAE SECRETARY, 5,950.02
FLANAGAN, FAITH B SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 16 1,800.00
HEATE", ELIZABETH DUNN SECRETARY, TO OCT. 1 3,791.67
HEVENER, KARIN E SECRETARY, 5,950.02
HORWITZ, BARBARA S SECRETARY, 4,500.00
HUTTQN, E MCK ADM ASST, 14,500.02
JENKINS, NANCY S SECRETARY, 5,950.02
LYNNE, ISAdtLLE CLERK, FROM OCT. 26 1,534.72
NOMEYKO, ELIZABETH C SECRETARY, 7,150.02
OBRIEN, MARY LOU SECRETARY, 3,900.00
PHILLIPS, GRACE W SECRETARY, 3,116.67
ROSS, IDA JANE PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7,500.00
SULLIVAN, AGNES SUE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 250.00
OFFICE OF HCN. ROBERT F. DRINAN
ANNAS, MARY S ASST TO LEGIS ASST, 3,708.32
BANKOWSKI, ELIZABETH A RECEPTIONIST, 4,000.02
BONELLI, PATRICIA D PERSONAL SECRETARY, 8,479.98
37
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT F. DRINAN - CONTINUED
CONRY, THOMAS J, JR DISTRICT LIAISON,
CROSBY, JEAN E SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
DELANEY, MARGARET E SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
FLYNN, WILLIAM G SPECIAL ASSISTANT,
GERSH, MILES M LEGIS CONSULTANT, TO OCT. 31
GOGGIN, ANN MARIE CLERK,
HAY, ELIZABETH A SECRETARY,
HURLEY, PAULA M SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND STAFF
ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. I
JARVI, LEONARO W RESEARCH ASST,
MICHAELSON, MARTIN R LEGIS ASST,
MITROVICH, GEORGE S SPECIAL ASST, FROM NOV. 1
SHUMAN, FRANCES C STAFF ASST,
SINGAL, BRUCE ALAN RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31
STRONG, BARBARA T CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
VANCE, DOROTHY M STAFF ASST,
OFFICE OF HON. THADDEUS J. DULSKI
BUSHA, PATRICIA MARY CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CLAY, JOYCE B
FRANCZYK, ALINA M CLERK, FROM SEPT. I TO NOV. 30
G0LE3IEWSKI, RAYMOND T
HERMAN, MICHAEL F CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT. 30
KARAGIANES, PETER CLERK, TO NOV. 30
KASPRZAK, CARRIE F CLERK,
MCCABE, JAMES J
MESSINA, CRUCIAN S CLERK,
NEESE, E IRENE
THOMAS, CATHARIN
YAVULLA, MARGARET CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. DUNCAN
BAILEY, L EDGAR, JR
BURNETT, MARY K TO DEC. 19
CAREY, J BOWFN, JR CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
DELGZIER, DORTHA P LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT,
EVANS, LINDA G SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND SECTY/CASE WORKER, FROM DEC. 1 ...
GARRETT, VELMA L SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND DIST SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
GORDON, LFE DAVID CLERK, TO JULY 31
GOTTLIEB, ALAN M DIST CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
GOURLEY, LORETTA A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
GRAN, JfSSIF R
GRFENWAY, GARY CHARLES CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
HESTER, RICKF 0 CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
JONES, ERNIE PRYOP, II CLERK, FRCM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 1
KEELS, THEODORE C, JR FIELD ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
LLOYD, LOUFLLA ANN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28
MAIN, KAY UPCHURCH AOM ASST,
MAYN4RD, WILLIAM H
MCRAE, MILDRED B
MELTON, THOMAS D FIELD ASST, FROM SEPT. I TO SEPT. 30 .
NELSON, JANET LEE CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
OGLESBY, CARROLL M FIELD ASST, FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31 ...
PARKER, ROttFRT V FIELD MAN, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ....
P4ULUS, SUSAN S FIFLD ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .
PIGMON, PATRICIA A SECTY,
RITCHEY, SARAH J CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
ROHFR, JANNIF L PRESS SECRETARY,
RUCKER, PATRICIA L CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO AUG. 31
SCANDLYN, HAROLD J FIELD ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
SILVEY, LEON 0 FIELD MAN, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ....
SMITH, RAYMOND FIELD MAN, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ....
THOMAS, ELSIF HILL DIST FIELD WORKER, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG.
31
WALLACE, ANNE H SECRETARY, TO AUG. 10
WHITE, R CLIFF FIELD MAN, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ....
$4,999.98
1,666.68
999.99
13,249.98
2,000.00
2,500.02
3,499.98
2,774.98
4,000.02
12,000.00
1,000.00
4,000.02
1,000.00
300.00
3,799.98
833.34
4,153.32
1,250.01
4,541.40
600.00
1,875.00
2,929.98
6,263.82
3,000.00
11,103.78
4,681.20
7,249.98
7,838.64
4,324.60
416.67
6,159.60
783.33
1,400.00
400.00
1,000.00
750.00
5,792.46
750.00
750.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
580.00
6, 159.60
2,588.82
4,250.34
750.00
2,000.00
800.00
800.00
800.00
2,425.25
750.00
5,950.08
1,000.00
800.00
800.00
600.00
1,000.00
812.69
800.00
38
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. DUNCAN - CONTINUED
ZVANUT, JOSEPH H, JR CLERK-DIST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
$1,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. PIERRE S. 'PETE' DUPQNT
BENNETT, THOMAS L
EVANS, R ICHARD H
GALLAGHER, MARIA
GANDOLFO, JOHN T, JR
GOOONOE, SUSAN L
GRAY, JOAN R
HANKE, BARBARA L
HARRIS, SUE E
HAYQEN, MARILYN R
JOHNSON, MARY B
JONES, SARAH 0
JONES, YVONNE G
KENTON, GLENN C
KEYSER, DIANF M
LETANG, BARBARA
LETANG, °ETER N
NILFS, JOAN M
OLNEY, AUSTIN P
OSBUN, CHARLES C
RICH, SALLY K
THOMPSON, HAZEL BUNTING
WILLIAMS, KATHLEEN
ZINTL, A ELIZABETH
CONG ASST, FROM SEPT. 4
ADMIN ASST,
CONG INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ..
CONG INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 7 TO
AUG. 21
CONGRESSIONAL CLERK, FROM NOV. 19 ....
APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY,
LEGIS SFCRETARY,
CONG INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ..
SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 4
CONG SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT.
2 0
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
EXEC SECTY-DISTRICT,
LEGIS ASST,
STAFF SFCRETARY,
SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 8
STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31
CASEWORKER,
RESEARCH ASST,
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
ADM SECTY, FROM JULY 12
DEPARTMENTAL SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND
ASSISTANT CASEWORKER, FROM NOV. 1 ....
SECRETARIAL ASST, TO AUG. 31
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ..
2,047.50
12,350.02
433.33
893.33
700.00
4,300.02
4,849.98
433.33
3,087.51
625.00
433.33
4,849.98
13,249.98
3,649.98
686.12
683.33
4,800.00
5,700.00
433.33
3,755.57
3,450.00
600.00
1,083.34
OFFICE OF HON. FLORENCE P. DWYEP
AMIDON, CATHERINE JO
ARTHUR, EL IZABETH T
EICHHORN, HILDA
EVERETT, WILLIAM H
GARDNER, EDWARD T
HEYERDAHL, VIRGINIA A
JONFS, BARBARA ANN
KEENAN, FRANCIS J
SILVANI, CAROL JEANNE
VALLANCE, ETHEL
VANDUYNE, HARRIET
WICHSER,
YACKER,
PATR ICIA
MARC 0
L J
ANN
CLERK, 3,610.02
DISTRICT SECRETARY, 5,700.00
DISTRICT CLERK, 1,999.98
DISTRICT REP, 3,420.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 6 4,131.93
CLERK, 4,665.00
ADM ASST, 14,500.02
SECTY, FROM OCT. 18 1,723.60
DISTRICT CLERK, 4,860.00
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND PERSONAL
SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 7,100.00
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 2,700.00
CLFRK, 4,665.00
OFFICE OF HON. BOB ECKHARDT
BAKUN, STANLEY G
BUTLER, ALMA L
COCHRAN, GLORIA B
COHEN, BRUCE A
CONNOP, ROBERT J
CORBETT, FRANCINE K
DAVIDSON, VIVIAN B
FILICF, GFNNARO A, III
GRAY, FRANCES L
GRAY, H H, JR
GREENE, MICHFLE H
HENDERSON, BRENDA J
HOLMES, CHARLES W
JACKSON, JUDY M
KINNEY, JANIE A
LEON, SANTIAGO GANTT
MARKOWITZ, STEVEN
OZMORE, KEITH
RESEARCH CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 250.00
CASE WORKFR, FROM JULY 1 4,800.00
STAFF ASST, 4,196.82
PESEARCH CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 250.00
FIELD REP, FROM SEPT. I 3,333.32
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 166.67
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 166.67
RESEARCH CLERK, FRCM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 250.00
OFFICE MANAGER, 9,582.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 2,796.75
PESEARCH CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 250.00
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 4,255.14
PRESS ASST, 9,540.00
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 4,638.94
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 450.00
LEGAL ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,297.84
LEGIS ASST, 9,000.00
ENVIRONMENTAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 AND FNVIR FIELD COORDINATOR,
FROM SEPT. 1 9,693.37
39
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BOB ECKHAROT - CONTINUED
POLAN, STFVEN M
SALEt DEBORAH MARY
SCHLINE, SANDRA D
SHEPARD, SUSAN R
STERN, RONALD A
OFFICE OF HON. ED FDMONOSON
BLYDEN, ELLEN F
BURTON, HELEN C
EAKER, GERALDINE W
GIBSON, BETTY C
GRIMES, GEORGE LACY
HURT, JOAN D
JENNINGS, MOZELLA FAYE
LYNN, JOHN E
MCCAULEY, WILLIAM D
RAY, RODNEY J
TEMPLE, GLENDA LOUISE
WHITE, RICHARD H, JR
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
RESEARCH ASST,
CLERK TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLERK TYPIST, FROM JULY 1
SECRETARY,
SECTY, FROM OCT. 28
OFFICF DIRECTOR WASH.,
DIST ADM ASST,
CLERK TYPIST, TO JULY 20
CLERK TYPIST,
LEGIS ASST,
ASST DIST OFFICE DIP,
FIELD ASST,
SECRETARY,
ADM ASST - WASHINGTON,
$250.00
1, 749.99
4, 196.82
2,333.32
450.00
2,800.02
7,200.00
1,155.00
8,100.00
11,400.00
616.67
3,750.00
6,150.00
4,350.00
3,750.00
6, 150.00
10,050.00
OFFICE OF HON. DON EDWARDS
BARNETT, JEFFREY ALAN
BIECHMAN, JOHN C
BORQUEZ, CECILIA A
CREECH, RUBY H
DFLGADO, JESSE L
FREIDENRICH, DENNIS
GERSH, MARK
HARDY, LFROY C
JOHNSON, STUART H, JR
JONSEN, ANN M
KIRCHEN, SARAH J
KRAUSE, PATRICIA A
LANG, PATRICIA
LOFGREN, SUSAN E
LUMPKINS, DORIS B
MEDEIROS, ANNF BRADLEY
PARKER, ALAN A
PECKAR, KAREN DALE
POCHE, MARCEL B
STICKNEY, AILSA J
ZAVLARIS, WILLIAM N
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 600.00
SECRETARY, 4,539.66
CLERK, FROM SFPT. 1 1,800.00
ADM ASST, 7,748.34
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 15 920.00
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 1,500.00
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .. 200.00
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 2,100.00
CLFPK, '. 2,546.58
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 2,803.60
STAFF ASST, FROM SFPT. 1 800.00
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 2,803.60
STAFF ASST, 3,915.51
SECRETARY, 4,205.40
DIST REP, FROM NOV. 1 866.66
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 10,499.15
STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,101.66
EXEC. ASST, 10,999.98
OFFICE MANAGER, FROM JULY 1 12,074.52
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. FDWIN W. EDWARDS
BREAUX, JOHN B
CLEMENT, RENOLA
COUSINS, CATHERINE K
DAVENPORT, ANN B
GOCHENOUR, DIANE B
JEFFERS, BENJAMIN LEE
JONES, LLOYD C
MAYER, JANICE L
MILLER, PAMELA E
MILLER, SHARON K
MONLEZUN, A BFRNADETTE
THORN, JESSE DALE
THORN, PEGGY ANN
TREADWAY, DEE ANNE
TRITICO, LILA
WILMER, CHARLOTTE M
STAFF ASST, 9,649.98
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,290.92
SECTY, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5 ... 4,644.46
DIST ASST, 7,500.00
5,950.02
STAFF ASST, 3,000.00
DISTRICT ASST, 6,300.00
SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 13 1,625.00
LEGIS ASST, 4,999.98
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 AND EXECUTIVE
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 4,899.99
SECTY, 2,968.56
ADM ASST, 8,749.98
SECRETAPY, FROM NOV. 1 400.00
SECRETARY, TO SFPT. 30 AND CASE
WORKER, FROM OCT. 1 4,500.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 24 540.00
TO SEPT. 30 2,475.00
40
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JACK EDWARDS
8ATH, MARIANNE G SECRETARY, $4,700.00
BYRNE, PATRICIA SECRETARY, A, 750. 02
CESSNA, DANA J PRESS AIDE, 6,875.00
COLLINS, SUSAN R SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 4 TO NOV. 30 .... 1,029.17
DIXON, JOAN W SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 17 2,288.62
GRANADE, FRED K CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,100.00
HAYS, SHIRLFY JO SECRETARY, 6,000.00
JACKSON, CHARLES E F I FLD RF PRESENT ATI VF , 7,950.02
LAURIE, JACOUELYN E SECTY, FROM JULY 12 2,660.00
NORRIS, WILSON C FIELD P TPRE SENT AT I VF , 7,200.02
PRUITT, DAVID C, III ADMIN ASST, 13.A49.98
TURNER, LARRY V CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO
AUG. 15 1,037.50
TURNIPSEED, MARGARET J CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 13 537.50
VOGHT, VIRGINIA R SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 3,333.34
WELLER, HARVILL E, JR LEGIS AIDE, FROM DEC. 1 904.17
WILLIAMS, HAROLD D CLERK, 2,516.67
OFFICE OF HON. JOSHUA EILBERG
BEACHBOARD, SHEILA L SECRETARY, TO NOV. 14 3,424.46
BRUCE, JALAYNE R SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 22 1,553.33
DIAMOND, ROBERT M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 510.00
DUNNE, MARY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 6,000.00
GIES, PATPICIA ANNE PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,000.00
KRAWCZUK, RUSSELL Y ADM ASST 7,500.00
LEVINE, PAUL J EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 18 1,000.00
LYONS, AGNES MARIE SECRETARY, 4,500.00
MARKS, REATRICF 2,968.56
MATHIUS, FRANK J LEGIS ASST, 6,349.98
MORGAN, GRACE W SECRETARY, 1,000.02
NELSON, NANCY ADM ASST, 14,325.00
SHORE, AUGUSTA S SECRETARY, 1,175.02
STILLWELL, BFTTE J SECRFTAPY, 4,500.00
UMANSKY, DAVID J EXEC ASST, FROM JULY 12 7,552.76
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN N. ERLENBCRN
ALEXANDER, J LYNN CLERK, TO AUG. 31 668.66
ALLEMAN, DEBORAH LEE 3,333.33
HANN, DORGTHY J SECRETARY 3,625.02
HORNUNG, LEONA M 3,625.02
KAYSER, PAULINF SECRETARY CASEWORKER, 3,750.00
MAXWELL, JOANNE D EXEC ASST, 10,750.02
MCGREW, FINLEY ADM ASST, 10,750.02
MURRAY, LORNA C CLERK, 1,950.00
NOUNNAN, CLAUDIA P 1,875.00
ROEDFRER, JUDY ANN SECRETARY, 3,625.02
SLADEK, CAPOLYN M LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,625.02
TREES, GFORGE S, JR RESEARCH ASST, 5,749.98
ZEPP, RUTH CLENDA EXEC SFCY, 8,875.02
OFFICE OF HON. MARVIN L. ESCH
BILLINGS, MAPJORIE CLERK, FROM AUG. 17 2,419.46
3P0WN, JONATHAN A LEGIS ASST, FROM NOV. 8 1,913.88
CAMPBFLL, CHAPLOTTE D SECRETARY, TO AUG. 29 1,043.16
CHAMBERS, MAPY ALICE CLFRK, FROM SFPT. 21 TO OCT. 31 666.67
DAVIS, LINDA CAROL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,500.00
DOBIE, EPWAPD R, JR CONG ASST, FPOM JULY I TO JULY 31 .... 641.67
GLOVER, SANDPA J CASFKORKFR, 4,504.98
GOETHE, MARJORIF F CLERK, FROM JULY 1 1,650.00
HARTWELL, KEITH FROM SEPT. 1 2,666.68
41
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. MARVIN L. E SCH - CONTINUED
JONFS, ROBERTS CLERK, FROM JULY I TO NOV. 30 AND ADM
ASST, FROM DEC. 1 $13,200.02
MEYER, MICHAEL A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 808.33
MILLER, KATHLEEN A CLERK, TO AUG. 8 823.33
MILLER, LURFNA M DISTRICT SECRETARY, 5,374.98
POST, BRUCE S CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SFPT. 30 283.33
RAISON, RICHARD H DIST REP, 7,420.02
REED, CANOACE CLFRK, 3,499.98
REED, KAREN CLERK, FROM AUG. 3C TO NOV. 14 1,666.67
REEVE, CAROL CLERK, FROM DEC. 13 400.00
RENNER, MICHAEL J CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 725.00
RODGERS, JACKLYN KAY CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 641.67
SOMMA, CHRISTINE A ASST LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,501.66
STEVENS, GEORGE W SPECIAL ASST 11,837.50
THORSEN, JACK 0 FROM SEPT. 1 3,375.00
OFFICE OF HON. EDWIN D. ESHLEMAN
BUCHER, THOMAS W CLERK, 2,700.00
BURKE, JUNE H 13,482.24
EIWEN, GEORGE W CLERK, FROM JULY 26 TO SEPT. 5 444.45
FELTY, PATRICIA A STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 1 4,900.02
FITZKEE, CHARLES W INVESTIGATOR, FROM SEPT. 1 2,933.32
HEINZEL, VIOLET 8,040.18
HERR, CAROLYN A TO AUG. 31 900.00
JACKSON, GEORGE W 9,359.64
REEDY, R RONALD FIELD REP, 7,001.88
SHANK, THOMAS L CLFRK, TO JULY 25 277.78
STRICKLER, CATHERINE E STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY I 2,250.00
WALKER, ROBERT S RESEARCH ASST, 8,544.06
WITMER, JANET H 2,236.26
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK E. EVANS
CONLON, RICHARD P TO NOV. 30 5,675.60
DURIGON, VERA LOU CASE WORKER, 4,740.02
DYE, SHARON S SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 1,484.25
GARDNER, EDWARD E, JP DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, 6,140.00
GIBSON, ARCH E LEGIS ASST, 9,390.02
GILBERT, ELSIE L SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 15 ... 450.00
HOCKING, THOMAS L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
HULSHIZER, R DALE ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 13,539.98
JAFFE, DANIEL L LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,640.00
KALMAN, WALTER CLERK, 1,297.67
LARSEN, BARBARA EWING SECRETARY, 3,789.98
LEMPEL, JOLANOA SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,140.02
LEONARD, JANET E TO AUG. 15 937.50
LOVATO, DAISY 2,188.38
MUSSO, JOYCE BULKLEY CASE WORKFR, 4,389.98
SAULS, PATRICIA K SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,806.68
SCHMIDT, ERIC D FROM SEPT. 20 3,226.12
OFFICE OF HON. JOE L. EVINS
RROWN, FRANKLIN H 3,762.54
CHAPMAN, KATHERINE E SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 750.00
GENTRY, CHARLES E 3,602.28
HICKS, LUCILLE C 6,076.74
HOUSEWRIGHT, WILMA H 6,076.74
MITCHELL, RICHARD L 3,602.28
NAPIER, BRENDA H CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
NORWOOD, DAN M CLERK, TO AUG. 31 900.00
PACK, LINDA LEE SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 1,800.00
PARKER, GERALOINE 14,299.20
OUALLS, BETSY LFE CLERK, TO AUG. 31 900.00
WILLIAMS, BERRY C 9,958.33
YARBROUGH, JOHNNIE BOB 3,602.28
42
SALARIES OF OFFICERS ANO EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DANTF B. FASCELL
ADAMS, PATRICIA J CLERK- TYPI ST, FROM AUG. 1 $641.25
ASHMAN, PETER G CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 333.34
BROOKS, GARY THOMAS LEGIS AIDE, TO AUG. 31 1,461.95
BUCKLFY, JOHN R AOM ASST, 14,500.02
BURRIS, BARBARA DIANE 5,620.02
CALLESIS, SUE CLAIRE SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND SPEC
ASST-DIST OFC MGP , FROM SEPT. 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 1 3,260.01
CLEARY, RUTH OYEN SECRFTARY, FROM JULY I 4,365.00
EVANS, EDITH VINCENT 5,620.02
HILL, ALMENA PIERSON SECRETARY, 4,055.10
JUDSON, SHARON M SECRETARY, 4,479.48
KAMIS, GEORGIA SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND SECTY, FROM
DEC. I 4,081.98
LEVIN, LEON CLERK, 1,000.02
MILLER, ALISON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
NICHOL, M JANET SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 4,286.25
OREGAN, CHARLES R STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 11,551.80
SCHMITZ, MARCIA ALLEN SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,696.40
VINTER, CLARE E FROM JULY 1 6,495.36
OFFICE OF HON. WALTER E. FAUNTROY
BOYKIN, GERALDINE P DIRECTOR-DISTRICT OFFICE, 6,000.00
BR0CKEN80R0UGH, WM L, JR STAFF ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 2,499.99
CROCKER, DAVID S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
DANIELS, HARLEY J LEGIS ASST, 10,999.98
GREENE, YVONNE J STAFF ASST, 3,250.02
HARRIS, JOYCE S STAFF ASST, 5,935.02
IRVIN, SARAH F STAFF ASST, 1,404.00
JACKSON, BARBARA V STAFF ASST 6,250.02
KING, WAYNE PRESTON AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 17 340.00
LELAND, SUZANNE S STAFF ASST, 3,394.98
LEWIS, DELANO E ADMIN ASST, 13,999.98
MAYES, FAYF A STAFF ASST, 3,250.02
NELSON, HORACE E, III DEP DIR-DIST OFFICE, FROM OCT. 18 .... 2,027.77
PUGH, MURIEL M CASE WORKER, 3,834.18
WHITE, NILES C CASF WORKER, 3,394.98
WILLIAMS, YVONNE L LEGISLATIVE PRESS AIDE, 7,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. PAUL FINDLEY
ARTHUR, HELEN M PERSONAL SECRETARY, 5,515.02
DONALDSON, LOU ANN SECRETAPY, FROM OCT. 1 1,824.99
DRISCOLL, MARGARET W SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 200.00
EVANS, MADELYN SECRETARY 4,585.02
FAGAN, ETTA M CLERK 2,500.02
GORNEY, MARIJO LFGIS SECRETARY, 4,875.00
KRIKURIAN, PATRICIA M SECRETAPY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15 .... 750.00
LEKA, NIANA HELEN SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 3,000.00
LEON, MARIANNE MAXINF CASEWORKFP, 4,200.00
MADSON, GAPY K LEGIS ASST, 8,415.00
MADSON, NANCY K SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 545.00
MCLAUGHLIN, RICHARD E CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 800.00
MILLIGAN, PATRICIA A SECRE T AP Y-RFCF PT IONI ST , 4,099.98
NORTON, DONALD R ADM ASST, 11,464.98
POE, JOYCE G SECTY, TO JULY 31 600.00
TERIO, VICKIF M SECRFTARY, TO SEPT. 17 1,726.08
VOGEL, DONALD E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
WALKER, ETHEL EUDENE SECRETAPY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,000.00
WICHSER, ROBERT J ADM ASST, 10,230.00
OFFICE OF HON. HAMILTON FISH, JR.
BARRY, JOHN D AOMIN ASST, 13,671.48
CALLAN, ALBERT DISTRICT AIDE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 403.08
CAVANAUGH, SHIPLEY J CASE WORKER, 5,355.00
CLOW, MARIAN G EXFC SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31
AND SFCPETARY, FROM NOV. 1 6,952.42
COFFEY, ALAN F, JP LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY I TO
SEPT. 30 AND LEGIS-PROJECT ASST, FROM
OCT. 1 6,384.48
COON, DONALD DISTRICT AIDF, FROM DEC. 1 806.17
FLLSWORTH, AGUSTA M 2,897.50
43
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HAMILTON FISH, JR. - CONTINUFD
ELY, AYA H PERSONAL SECRETARY, $6,499.98
FLANIGAN, KATHERINE V SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 728.25
FRAZEP, SAPA E SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 AND SECTY I
PRESS AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 4,079.52
FUIMARELLO, HELEN SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 403.08
HOFFMANN, SHELVA R SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 2,100.00
LUCEY, NORA SECRETARY, 4,223.52
MAZZACANO, MARY SECY-DISTRICT OFFICE, 2,782.50
MITCHELL, ANNE E CLERK, TO AUG. 31 520.00
NACCARATO, JOHN J DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, FROM JULY 1
TO SEPT. 30 AND DIST ADM, FROM OCT. 1 5,262.51
RATHKOPF, CHRISTINA L CLERK, 2,927.40
REGENBOGEN, LAURIE B SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 1,137.58
ROWE, ARLENE JOY SECRETARY, 3,250.02
SNYDER, DAVID I CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TG AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 600.00
TILLAPAUGH, MARTIN CLERK, TO JULY 31 220.00
OFFICE OF HON. 0. C. FISHER
CHANOLER, ED SPECIAL ASST, 9,616.50
CHINNIS, ANN S CLERK, TO JULY 19 147.78
DE8RIYN, RAYMOND J, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
DURUY, PAULINE HOFHLER 9,616.50
GALLO, GRACE 6,744.76
HEINZE, N CAROLYN CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 100.00
HUCKABEE, GERRY N SECRETARY, 1,900.02
INGRAM, JUNE SECRETARY, 5,500.02
KIKTA, MILDPEO SECRETAPY, 6,400.02
MCKEF, MATTIE MAE SECRFTARY, 6,400.02
NIXON, VICKI H 6,400.02
PAULY, HELEN S ADM ASST, 13,450.02
STAFFORD, EMILY S CLERK, 1,399.98
ZERTUCHE, MARIA SECRETARY 1,900.02
OFFICE OF HON. DANIEL J. FLOOD
ALTMAN, RICHARD H CLERK, 3,086.34
CASEY, LAWRENCE J PRESS SECTY, ^ 4,231.08
CLARK, MICHAEL A PRESS ASST, 4,231.08
DOAN, TESSA LOUISE ASST SECTY, 3,459.18
ELKO, STFPHEN B ADM ASST, 14,500.02
HANOVER, ROBERT n CLERK, 5,212.92
HORVATH, ELIZABETH CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
JUNES, HUGH T CLERK, 4,539.66
REISS, FLORENCE D SECRETARY, 2,399.40
SHEERIN, SARAH MARIE SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 10 2,466.68
SOKOL, ROSEMARIE CLERK, 1,502.94
THOMAS, DOUGLAS CLERK, 3,183.00
TOMASCIK, HELEN M EXEC SECTY, 14,031.90
YOURISHIN, 1 FONA M SECRETARY, 5,792.46
OFFICE HP HON. WALTER FLOWERS
BOYD, MARTHA M SECRFTARY, TO OCT. 31 AND SECTY £
CASEWORKER, FROM NOV. 1 3,650.00
BURNS, BEVERLY C SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 ANO EXEC
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 5,458.35
CHRISTIAN, JOHN M EXEC ASST, TO NOV. 1 AND EXECUTIVE
ASST, FROM NOV. 2 13,348.61
DEARM4N, ANDREW J, JR 4,779.12
DELOACH, MARY B CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND CASE WORKER,
FROM OEC. 1 2,999.98
EATON, EMMFTT W, JR 3,862.20
FLANAGAN, MARY PALMER CLERK, 5,374.98
GRANT, LORRAINE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRFTARY, FRO^ DFC. 1 700.00
HILL, WILLIAM R, JR SFCRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 166.67
MILLER, JOHN C H, JR AOM ASST, TO NOV. 30 10,173.35
MILLER, SUSAN R CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 333.33
ROSS, WRIGHT H, III CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 333.34
SPENCER, WILLIE DAWSON 3,139.56
71-124 O - 72
44
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WALTER FLOWERS - CONTINUED
STULLf SUSAN LEE SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 16 TO NOV. 1 ..
THOMAS, CHARLES W
WHEELER, WINSLOW T SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
WOOD, BOBBY C
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. FLYNT, JR.
AKIN, JOE B
3ELL, CATHERINE GENEVA STAFF MBR ,
CHEW, MAXINE PFEIL STAFF MEMBER,
FREEMAN, DAVID F STAFF MEMBER, FROM JULY 1
HAMMOND, ROBERT M, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ....
JOINER, RAE C
JONES, MARY LANGSTON TO AUG. 15
LUCAS, MARY LOU . PERSONAL SECRETARY,
MCCORD, LINA MAITLAND STAFF MEMBER, FROM JULY 1
PARROTT, REBECCA K STAFF MBR, TO JULY 31
REDMAN, CHARLES I, JR ADM ASST,
STANLEY, LILA GAIL STAFF MBR,
VALE, MARIE F SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1
WALL, ROBERT E CLERK,
OFFICE OF HUN. THOMAS S. FOLEY
CULHANE, MARGARET M STAFF ASST,
FALKNOR, RICHARD W C SPECIAL ASST, TO NOV. 30
FIRST, WILLIAM L
GERWIN, LESLIE E STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
HANSEN, ARTHUR MICHAEL DISTRICT ASST,
HARRINGTON, TONI T SECRETARY, TO NOV. 14
HOLLEY, THOMAS W
KIEFFER, JOSEPH D CLERK, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30
LARSON, LYNN MARIE SECRETARY,
MAUK, MARILYN D SECRETARY,
MCELVEY, SANDRA W SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 20
MOODY, JAMES J CLERK, FROM NOV. 23
MOOS, ANGELA THANE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ....
RINGER, JEAN C EXEC SFCRETARY,
SHEPHERD, KATHERINE SECRFTARY,
STROHMAIER, GARY F SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. I
VIDET, POTE PUNYAGUPTA STAFF ASST, TO SFPT. 17
OFFICE OF HON. GERALD R. FORD
ANTOR, BFTTE M SECRFTARY, FROM AUG. 3
BUNOA, ROBERT A CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
COYKENDALL, LESTER CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
UUKOV, ESTHER SECRETARY,
FOOTE, GORDON DAVID CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
HANCOCK, JEANNE E CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
HESSLFR, DOROTHY E SECRETARY,
JAGGER, WILLIAM EDWARD CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
KAMSTRA, ANNE F SECRETARY,
KILMER, RUTH M SECRETARY,
LEONARD, MILDRED FXEC SFCTY,
MILNE, CHARLES CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
ROBBINS, EVELYN M CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
SCHFLLENBERG, ROBERT W CLFRK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
TURKENBUPG, THERESE J SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
VALENTI, BARBARA ANNE CLEPK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
VANDERTILL, GORDON E SPECIAL ASST,
WESTFIELD, ELAINE M SECRETARY,
WILSON, JOSEPHINE E LEGIS ASST,
ZEEFF, GEORGE F CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
ZINN, MARY JANF CLFRK, TO AUG. 31
$881.67
7,159.74
708.33
6,960.36
3,600.00
2,700.00
4,200.00
3,000.00
450.00
3,600.00
1,187.51
9,400.02
4,091.67
750.00
10,849.98
6,308.35
3,750.00
6,750.00
5,526.48
10,505.40
12,606.48
700.00
10,500.00
3,232.20
600.00
291.67
3,750.00
3,996.00
2,244.46
863.21
450.00
7,003.50
4,861.02
1,583.33
1,094.58
2,899.71
400.00
400.00
6, 160.02
600.00
600.00
4,500.00
900.00
5,232.48
6, 160.02
9,124.98
400.00
400.00
400.00
3,750.00
400.00
9,280.02
2,110.02
9, 108.48
400.00
600.00
45
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM D. FORD
BLANK, JOANNA JUNE
BRANSON, MEREDITH P
BUTLER, DIANE
CERTAIN, STEPHANIE L
COOK, MARTHA A
DOMKE, MACDONALD
ELDRED, CYNTHIA L
HATCHER, ALFRED T
JOLLY, THOMAS R
MARGETICH, HANNAH B
MCKNIGHT, PATRICIA M
MONOLIDIS, THEODORE
NESVET, JEFFREY L
OTOOLE, JAMES P
OTT, STEFANIE
RATHBUN, FRANK H
SCZRRIA, THEODORE
TALLMADGE, PATRICIA
URBAN, JOAN L
WAINIO, HELEN B
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 $308.00
LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 A, 700. 00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 20 TO NOV.
30 1,972.21
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,307.00
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 19 ... 1,361.11
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO
AUG. 6 200.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 16 160.00
DIST REP, FROM JULY 1 8,768.92
LFGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,716.66
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,804.02
RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 3,699.98
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 2,928.34
SPECIAL ASST, 1,625.00
RESEARCH AIDE, 1,350.00
PERS SECTY, FROM JULY 1 5,199.98
ADMIN ASST, 13,809.72
SPECIAL ASST, TO JULY 31 775.00
DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 4,656.49
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY I 5,250.02
DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 5,710.83
OFFICE OF HON. EDWIN B. FORSYTHE
ARMSTRONG, DUKE J CLERK, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30
BROWN, DOROTHY LEE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
NOV. 5
BROWNE, WILLIAM V ADM AIDE,
CORTELYOU, W P CLERK, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30
DARLINGTON, REBECCA TYPIST,
FRANKLIN, LYNNE M CLERK, FROM JULY 1
FRIEDLANDER, BERNICE CLERK TYPIST,
GATTY, ROBERT C LEGIS AIDE,
JAGO, MARGARET K
KERVIN, PAMELA A CLERK-TYPIST,
LANE, STANLFY W
LEWIS, CLEMENT B, JR TO JULY 31
MCGANN, MARY B SECRETARY,
MICHAUX, FPANCINE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 7
MORF, BARRETT ANN CLERK-TYPIST
OKELLY, JANE D CLERK,
PROKOP, JUDITH ANNE CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK-TYPIST,
FROM AUG. 5 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 1
WETTLIN, DANIEL F, JR FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. L. H. FOUNTAIN
BAYOL, MARGARET S SECRETARY,
BEST, HELEN H SECTY, FROM SEPT. 20
DANIEL, TED L EXEC ASST,
LEMLY, LOUISE C SECRETARY,
LILES, LUCY G DISTRICT SECRETAPY,
LUCAS, ANNETTE FAIRLESS CLERK,
MACNAIR, GRETCHEN G SECRETAPY,
MATTHEWS, BOBBY LYNN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 17
PITTMAN, WALTER J AD" ASST,
500.00
5, 170.91
12,900.00
200.00
3,900.00
600.00
7,800.00
9,600.00
2,750.02
3,600.00
1,500.00
416.67
6,600.00
370.00
3,300.00
2,250.00
3,060.00
8,749.98
1,122.21
9, 799.98
5,445.00
4,699.98
3,750.00
3,499.98
470.00
11,500.02
46
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DONALD M. FRASER
BINDER* LOIS
CASEY, CAROL F STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 2 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM DEC. I
CHANCE, CAROL SFCRETAPY, TO SFPT. 30 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM OCT. 1
CHASE, MARGARET ANN SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 15
ELLIOTT, GERALD R STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
FLEISCHHACKEP, V M STAFF ASST,
GOODELL, JOHN H CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
GOODELL, STEPHEN STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 16 TO OCT. 31 .
GRANESE, NANCY L STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
HAMERMESH, LAWRENCE A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
HEGBURG, ALAN S STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 10
HERSTAND, MARC DAVID STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
HOTTINGER, JOHN C RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
KNIGHT, RUTH L STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 16
KRATTLI, VERNA KAY SECRETARY,
MACIVER, DALE ADM ASST
MCFADDEN, JUDITH N STAFF ASST,
NATHANSON, IRIC
OHRIEN, GEORGIA MARY STAFF ASST,
PARLIAMENT, STEPHEN B STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
PAULUS, JUDITH A STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31
W0NNE8ERGER, ELSIE J SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. PETER H. B. FRFL INGHUYSEN
ANDRUKITIS, BARBARA 0 SECRETARY TO ADM ASST,
ARMSTRONG, CATHEPINE B STAFF ASST,
CLAPP, VIRGINIA L RESEARCH SECTY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
HAMILTON, SUSAN L LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY,
HERBERT, WILMA G DISTRICT SECRETARY,
JACOBSTEIN, CHARLOTTE H RECEPTIONIST, To SEPT. 30 AND LEGIS
TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1
JOHNSON, VIRGINIA R DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 5
KENDALL, WILLIAM T ADM ASST,
KROL, YOLANDA LOUISE STAFF ASST,
OWENS, WILLODEAN MAIL 6 FILE SECPETARY,
PETRDFF, JOYCE ANN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
SCHWEICKERT, PHYLLIS P SECRETARY,
STRAUS, RICHARD BRUCE LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 8
TONICH, DOROTHY G DISTRICT SECPETARY,
WATERS, JOHN A CLERK, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30
WEISBROD, HANNO C LEGIS ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGIS AIDE,
FROM DEC. 1
OFFICE OF HON. BILL FRENZEL
CHRISTENSEN, MAYBETH A DISTRICT MANAGER,
CLEMENSON, PATRICIA JU CLERK, FROM SEPT. 2C
DOWIAK, ELIZABETH D CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1
EVELAND, PATRICIA C PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
GERTZ, CHERYL A CLERK, FROM AUG. 3 TO NOV. 30
HAYSLETT, SANDRA M CLERK, FROM JULY 13 TO AUG. 2
KLUG, SANDRA OARLENE DISTRICT MGR , FROM JULY 1
KROGSENG, DAVID N ADM ASST, TO JULY 17
MCCRIGHT, KATHLEEN A EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
NORTHCOTT, JOHN H RESEARCH DIR TRAINEE, FROM DEC. 1 ....
OLSON, MARK W LEGIS DIR, FROM JULY 1
PETERSEN, SUSAN J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
RICHARDSON, WILLIAM B CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
$5,800.02
1,241.21
4,072.50
1,675.00
2,388.50
6,199.98
166.67
435.00
2,304.33
600.00
4,694.43
1,050.00
833.35
843.75
4,275.00
9,000.00
2,624.98
7,291.68
3,575.01
3,044.97
3,000.00
6,199.98
5,400.00
6,000.00
1,750.00
4,500.00
3,000.00
3,250.02
4,644.46
14,500.02
6,000.00
1,900.02
450.00
7,000.00
638.89
4,958.35
516.67
5,624.99
3,633.33
785.54
4,583.33
4,041.68
930.00
200.00
3,783.33
1,369.45
4,041.68
600.00
7,583.33
1,180.00
3,000.00
47
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BILL FRENZEL - CONTINUED
SANDBO, MARIT E EXFC DIRECTOR, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND OFFICE MANAGER, FROM DEC. 1
SOLAND, CAROL A OFFICE MANAGER,
SPOOR, MELANI6 G CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
THORPE, JOSFPHINE B RECEPTIONIST,
TSCHOHL, JOHN S DISTRICT MANAGER, TO AUG. 31 AND
DISTRICT DIRECTOR, FROM OCT. 1
WILLOW, RICHARD D STAFF DIRECTOR, FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. LOUIS FREY, JR.
AMANN, KATHE"INE E FROM DFC . 1
BERRY, OEBOPAH S FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
CALLOWAY, MAXWELL R FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30
DALEY, FRANK J, JR
DRAGE, THOMAS B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
FOLKMAN, CLAUDIA FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
GIUSTI, DEIRDRF A FROM JULY 12 TO AUG. 11
HOLLINGSHEAO, J C FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
H'JERTA, JOHN L, JR FROM DEC. 1
JORDAN, CAROLYN L <
JUAREZ, OSCAR F AO" ASST,
KIRWAN, GLENNA L SECRETARY
KNOP, JOHN RICHAPD LEGIS ASST,
LACY, MYRTLE M
MOGEF, IRENE C FROM DEC. 1
MIXER, RANDI M FROM JULY 1
MOORE, REBECCA N
PICKETT, ANNE CALDWELL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
SARGENT, WILLIAM K PRESS ASSISTANT,
SPURGEON, JAMES H, II SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
STERN, DATTY C TO SEPT. 30
THOMAS, EVELYN DELORES FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
WALTERS, PAMELA M TO NOV. 30
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES G. FULTON
CAMERON, MARTHA E ADM ASST,
CHEN, DOROTHY ELLEN SFCETARY,
CONNOLLY, KATHLEEN ANN STEN0G0 APHER , TO AUG. 31 AND
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
FRANKE, FREDERICK, JR ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
FRICK, FRANCES D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31
GILLIS, SHARON R ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ....
IMBER, ASF
IMBER, DELORES A CLF"K, FROM SEPT. 1
MACOM, RICHARD LEE ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30
MARYN, MAPGOT M ADMIN SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
OCT. 16
MCPHERON, BARBARA SECRETARY, TO NUV. 30
MCPHERON, RITA M FXEC SECRETARY,
MCPOYLE, DAMEL H CLERK, FRCP SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
"IECKA, BETTY LOIJ SECRETARY-CLEPK ,
ROTHROCK, KAPEN ANN RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY,
SAKLAS, DOLliRES SECRETARY,
SCHERER, LINDA ANN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .
SrHERER, LOPRAINE C RECEPT TEL OPR, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 15
SCHIPANI, JUDITH ANN STENOGRAPHER
SMITH, M4RG«PET A AIO^, TO JULY 31
WHITEHILL, ROBERT S ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD FULTON
BEEZLEY, GA*Y T PRESS AIDE, FROM AUG. 16
BRAWLEY, HIRAM w SPFCIAL ASST, TO AUG. 15
COX, MATTYE P SETRfcTAPY,
DRAKE, JAMES E
FRITH, OLLIE T SECRETARY,
GENTLE, BE"NICE K
GREGORY, DONALD CLERK, FPOM JULY 1 TP SFPT. 30
HARRIET, EDITH ScCRFTAt!Y
HUPVITZ, JEANNE R
$4,791.68
3,949.98
716.67
3,783.33
2,133.34
13,000.02
425.00
250.00
1,866.47
6,761.15
450.00
250.00
250.00
250.00
166.67
3,649.98
14,500.02
5,633.33
11,332.97
3,469.37
558.33
3,368.57
4,000.02
5,733.35
6,083.33
250.00
1,674.99
250.00
3,250.
,00
14,500.02
3,275.00
2,600.00
317.93
600.00
775.00
11,088.42
5,846.72
1,575.00
1,950.00
2,750.00
4,999.98
975.00
3,600.00
3,600.00
2,700.00
542.93
1, 300.00
2,550.00
600.00
2,500.00
3,749.99
1,588.76
4,962.00
14,500.02
3,146.52
3,962.52
2,325.00
5,272.98
4,213.50
48
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD FULTON - CONTINUED
JONFS, DELORES JEAN SECRETARY, $3,475.02
LANCASTER, ANITA TO JULY 31 601.00
NELSON, LULA BLACK OPFICE MGR , 5,521.8?
PRESLEY, ODUS E SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,289.33
ROLLINS, PAULA CLERK, FROM NOW. 1 1,000.00
THORNTON, WYADINE F SECRETARY 6,124.50
WALKER, WEIOA FRANCES CONGRESSIONAL INTFRN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRFTAPY, FROM SFPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 1,700.00
WILSON, AUGUSTA E PESFARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
AND SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 2,100.00
OFFICE OF HON. DON FUOUA
ARRINGTON, LARRY W SPEC PROJECTS ASST, TO AUG. 20 666.67
BAILEY, JUNE E 2,367.90
BARNES, CAROLYN J 4,196.82
CHALKER, CHARLES W 4,445.3+
DEMONTMOLLIN, STEPHEN 7,249.9a
FISHER, RUTH W PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7, 500.00
GRFVE, CECELIA C SECRETARY, 4,^.49.98
HICKS, THOMAS P 8,560.32
MALONEY, ELIZABETH L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
MCKAY, JOAN S 4,813.92
SCHECK, JAY T, JR SPECIAL ASST, 9,499.98
SCUDDER, ANN HAMILTON 4,608.18
STENSGAARD, ELIZABETH 1,763.82
WADSWORTH, HERBERT, JR 12,499.98
OFFICE OF HON. NICK GALIFIANAKIS
ANLYAN, WILLIAM G, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
BARNETT, RETTY F SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 15 ... 649.99
ROICE, DONA SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND SECTY, FROM
OCT. 16 2,333.35
BOOKER, VIRGINIA GRIER LEGIS AIDE, TO SEPT. 11 1,498.88
BROWN, DEBORAH C SECTY, FROM SFPT. 13 1,910.01
FLETCHER, BARBARA M EXEC SECRETARY, 5,326.98
HALL, CAROL G SECTY, 3,519.98
HAMLET, ANN T DTST OFF LIAISON OFFICER, 2,043.07
HONEYCUTT, CAROLYN H SECRETARY, 3,750.65
LASHLEY, ANN ROBERTA LEGIS SFCRETARY, 3,854.16
MCPHERSON, WILLIAM V, JR DI ST ADM ASST, 7,149.98
MICHAUX, ERIC C DISTRICT LIAISON OFFICER, 3,050.00
PETHICK, GEORGE T SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 5,883.35
PETIT, MICHAEL D LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 1,000.00
REID, BALDWIN HORN LEGIS SECPETARY, 3,483.33
REUSING, MICHAEL V DIST LIAISON OFFICER, 3,583.33
ROLL, BETSY WELLS ADMIN SECRETARY, 4,162.88
STILLEY, EVELYN H AGENCY LIAISON OFFICER 4,650.00
SUGG, MARGAPFT JOYCE ADM ASST, 9,250.02
WEIR, LUCY ANN OISTPICT LIAISON OFFICER, 4,226.50
OFFICE OF HON. CORNELIUS E. GALLAGHER
BICKETT, CHARLOTTE C PEPSONAL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 18 1,841.66
CARROLL, NEIL J DISTRICT SECRETARY, 6,949.98
COOK, MICHAEL ASST LEGIS AIDE, 4,241.67
ORAKE, NANCY GARROTT CASE WORKER G RECEPTIONIST, TO NOV. 30
AND RECEPTIONIST f. DEPT ASST, FROM
DEC. 1 5,291.67
FRANK, ROBERT CLERK, 1,600.02
HENNESSEY, ARLENE M EXECUTIVE ASST, FROM NOV. I 2,483.34
HENNESSFY, PATRICIA R DEP ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,950.00
HUNT, ROBERT A LEGIS ASST, 7,000.02
JACKSON, GREGORY J CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,275.00
KIM, KWANG EXFC ASST, TO NOV. 30 5,458.35
MAY, ELIZABFTH ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MCCASSIE, MARY SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 500.00
MULLANAPHY, LOIS A DIST SECTY, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY,
FROM DEC. 1 5,249.99
WITTER, CHARLES P SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 1,291.67
49
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD A. GARMATZ
BAGINSKI, THERESA B STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31
ENGELHARDT, HILOA A STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
HART, PAULA A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 .
HOFFER8ERT, LOUIS T, JR
KOCHANSKI, JEROME J STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
LASSER, MARILYN SECRETARY,
LEBEAU, JOSEPH A FROM OEC . 1
LIDINSKY, RICHARD A, JR STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1
MCCLAIN, MICHELE J STAFF ASST
RIOOLFI, FRANK ANTHONY STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 9 TO NOV. 30
SLIFKER, VICTORIA M SECRETARY,
SZULINSKI, JANE A STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30
TRACY, JANICE E SECRETARY
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH M. GAYDOS
CLOSSIN, RICHARD E PRESS SECRETARY,
CROSS, RITA M CLERK-TYPIST
DIMARCO, PATRICIA OIST OFFICE SECTY,
GEORGE, MAE OLA CLERK,
GER9A, RALPH R PUBLICATIONS ASST, FROM JULY 1 ....
GILMORE, JOYCE W CLERK,
HANBURY, SANDRA D EXEC SECRETARY,
JACOBSON, JONNELL CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ..
JONES, PHYLLIS SUSAN CLERK TYP I ST-PECEPT , ,
MANOELLA, BERNARD A
MARINO, PATRICIA ANN CLERK TYPIST,
NIGRISS, FRANK S PUBLICATIONS ASST, FROM JULY 1 ....
STAISEY, WINIFRED H EXEC SECTY,
ZAJICEK, JOSEPH R DISTRICT ADM IN I SI P ATOR ,
$4,769.68
6,000.00
7, 140.00
8,500.02
6,360.00
8,056.02
1,785.00
2,384.84
5,830.02
1,309.00
3,717.48
6,360.00
8,056.02
7,950.00
2,400.00
4,650.00
3,400.02
2,695.98
4,549.98
6,600.00
450.00
3,499.98
12,450.00
3,000.00
4,800.00
4,800.00
9,949.98
OFFICE OF HON. TOM S. GETTYS
BOULWARE, BARBARA JEAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 4
BURNS, GEORGIANNA C CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
BUTTS, ROBERT V CLERK, FPOM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
CANNON, MARY ANN CLERK,
CHADWICK, BETTY A CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TC AUG. 31
COTTY, WILLIAM F TO AUG. 20
GULP, OOROTHY ANN CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO AUG. 31
FRIEDMAN, BELINDA CLfcRK, FROM JULY 6 TO AUG. 6
KELLEY, LYNDALL J CONGRESSIONAL INTFRN, FROM JULY 5 TO
AUG. 15
LAWSON, HAROLD ARTHUR
LEE, NELL S
LLOYD, KEITH E CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
RHOOES, ROBERT E L CLERK,
RICKER, BEVERLY DIXON CLERK,
ROBERTS, LINDA J CLFRK,
SAMOSON, DEBORAH ELLEN
STEGALL, SHIRLEY W
STREATER, JAMES A, JR FRUM AUG. 7 TO SEPT. 6
THOMPSON, DALE E CLERK, FROM SFPT. 22 TO OCT. 31
VAUGHN, PATT1 C CLCRK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
WARD, ROBERT M
WIN3URN, JOHN P CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT N. GIAIMU
AP0NH4LT, KAY A
CAMPBELL, CHARLOTTE 0 RECEPTIONIST, FROM AUG. 30 TO SEPT. 30
AND FROM OCT. 5
HONEYCUTT, LYNN C LEGISLATIVE AIDE,
HOOK, DERORAH MARIE SECRtTARY,
HYDE, FREDERICK H, III PRISS SECY, TO AUG. 31 ANO STAFF ASST,
FROM OCT. 1
KELLY, ELIZABETH LLOP RECEPTIONIST, TO AUG. 15
LANE, LAURENCF F LFGIS ASST, TO DEC. 12
MERRIAM, LAURA E CONG»FSS I ONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 22
MOORE, FRAN<"IS J
NAPOLI, TFRESA J STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31
NIXON, D EILEEN ADM ASST,
PARIS, NANCY S TYPIST,
40.00
500.00
500.00
4,849.98
500.00
1,988.82
500.00
516.67
410.00
4,250.34
2,085.79
500.00
7,200.00
4.699.9P
5,200.02
3,862.20
3,066.72
625.00
812.50
500.00
7,070.46
2,188.34
3,052.20
2, 112.52
5,034.93
3,349.98
3,617.79
812.51
5,220.02
520.00
7,637. 16
750.17
14,500.02
3,387.73
50
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT N. GIAIMO - CONTINUED
SCARPULLA, A THOMAS $8*422.26
TOLOMEO, MARTIN E, JR STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,166.68
VALLANCE, SHIRLEY M STAFF ASST, 5,240.48
OFFICE OF HON. SAM GIBBONS
ALCALDE, HECTOR ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
BUTLER, OIANE RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 TO DEC. 14 77.78
CLARK, LINDA C SECTY, FROM NOV. 16 TO NOV. 30 354.17
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, III RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,666.66
FERNANDEZ, MARGARET CLERK, 2,284.68
HAMILL, PHOEBE B CLERK, TO NOV. 15 3,187.49
HARFORD, PATRICIA CLERK, 5,791.65
HEATH, CAROLYN K 5,199.62
HOUGE, LINDA SUE LEGIS RESEARCHER, FROM SEPT. 1 4,158.34
HOWLETT, NELL J LEGIS. ASST., 9,333.35
JOHNSON, FRANCES MINA CLERK, TO DEC. 14 3,188.87
KAMM, LINDA HELLER LEGIS COUNSEL, TO AUG. 31 1,666.66
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 641.67
NIELSEN, SIGNE B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 300.00
OBANNON, DONA SPECIAL ASST, TO JULY 31 AND RESEARCH
ASST, FROM AUG. I 10,108.35
OLEARY, MICHAEL J CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,000.00
REA, ELIZABETH L CLERK, TO AUG. 31 594.75
RENZ, CAROL ANN CLERK, 3,750.00
SMITH, TIMOTHY G RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,000.00
STEVENSON, MERRIL LEGISLATIVE CLERK, FROM DEC. 15 399.64
STEWART, JANIS E 4,410.44
URETTE, KARFN S CLERK, TO AUG. 31 666.66
WILEY, KATHRYN E CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 166.67
OFFICE OF HON. BARRY M. GOLDWATER, JR.
BETTCHER, NANCY L DISTRICT SECRETARY, 4,450.00
CHAFFERS, JAMES OLEARY STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 1,200.00
COX, JOHN E, JR 9,368.20
DAZE, DAVID TIMOTHY STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 3,666.67
OOCKEN, DARLENE S CLERK-TYPIST, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 3,124.98
ELLERTON, SIGNY S PRESS SECRETARY 5,042.62
GAUL, EMMY LOU CASEWORKER, 4,500.00
HAVLICEK, JANE E CLERK, FROM JULY 5 TO OCT. 31 AND
PERSONAL EXEC SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 . 5,014.41
JOHNSON, JEANNE PUBLIC RELATIONS SECY, 4,999.98
MCCLAIN, WILLIAM 10,399.98
NEEDHAM, LAURIE A LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 7,500.00
NEWMAN, KATHRYN L SECTY, TO AUG. 31 800.00
PHILLIPS, CAROLINE A SECRETARY, 3,093.32
RUTHERFORD, MARY F SECRETARY, 4,500.00
SAUNDERS, DEBRA JO 4,299.66
SOMERVILLE, CAPOL B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SWAJIAN, CATHERINF M SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 400.00
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY B. GONZALEZ
BARPINGER, JAMES A
BEAGLE, CAROLYN SUE
BEAGLE, GAIL J
BPAMSON, DAVID HENRY
CALDWELL, REPNADFTTE
CANTU, RAYMOND I, JR
CIDOIO, WAYNE W
CLAYTON, CORA FAYE
DELEON, IRMA
GENERAL AIDE, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 20
TYPIST, FROM JULY 15 TO JULY 31
ADM G PRESS ASST
AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
CASEWORKER C GFN OPER MGR,
GENERAL AIDE-FILE CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
AND STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM NOV. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 AND
ASST-PRESS AIDE, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT.
6
CHIEF CASEWORKER-DISTRICT,
CASFKORKFR, FROM DEC. 20
972.22
155.56
14,500.02
833.34
4,999.98
3,700.00
1, 100.00
5,433.32
238.33
51
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY B. GONZALEZ - CONTINUED
GONZALEZ, MARY JESSIE
MENA, HORTENCE G
MOONEY, CHRISTINA L
MORTON, VIRGIE B
RODGERS, BRENOA R
SMALLWOOD, MURIEL D
SMITH, DORIS G
SOLOMON, TRUDY L
TAMEZ, LUZ G
THOMAS, WILLIAM
VASOUEZ, PATRICIA M
WONG, ELLA M
SECTY, TO AUG. 31 AND ASST - HOME
OFFICE, FROM SEPT. 5
LEGIS AIDE,
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 15 TO DEC. 18 ...
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 15
CASEWORKER, TO DEC. 2
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 14 TO OCT. 31 ..
SECTY, FROM SEPT. 14
GENERAL AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AND CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1
TO AUG. 15 AND FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
DIRECTOR DISTRICT OFFICE,
RESEARCH 6 LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY I TO
AUG. 18
RECEPTIONIST-SPANISH WRITER,
$3,988.88
5,500.02
151.11
53.33
2,418.07
1,044.45
2,675.00
874.32
8,749.98
1,174.99
1,106.67
4,750.02
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE A. GOODLING
BRENDLE, MURIEL P
BRUEGGEMAN, EDITH R
BYNAKER, MARY ROSALIE
FETTER, LUCILLE F
KLINE, PAUL A
MOPSIK, LOUISE A
NEWCOMER, NANCY A
PEIFFER, PERRY A
RAVER, BARBARA E
1,663.98
3,730.50
5,810.94
3,730.50
13,008.78
1,196.64
5,810.94
8,454.72
8,454.72
OFFICE OF HON. ELLA T. GRASSO
BUTKUS, RAYMOND T
DOBEK, R08FRT F
FORAND, EDWARD J, JR
GILES, BFTTY E
GLENDENING, BETH A
GRZEBIEN, JOHN CHARLES
HEINTZ, HAROLD F
HERSHMAN, MURRAY JOHN
HOROWITZ, ARLENE
KAMINSKI, DOROTHY ROSE
KUCZYNSKI, JOHN R
LAFFERTY, GARY J
LEVINE, ARLENE E
LEWINSOHN, NANCY
LOPEZ, MAPIA I
M4L0NE, DAVID T
MANCUSO, FRANK
MCCAFFERY, DOROTHY KANE
NEGLEY, STEPHANIE C
OCASIO, LILA 3
RAFTERY, KATF C
RI ISKA, WILLIAM 0
SIKORA, BARBARA JEAN
SULLIVAN, EDWARD E
SWICKLAS, JOHN G, SR
TERRY, DIANE M
TOAL, JOHN C
VAUGHN, MARC I A L
WELZ, ANN M
WURTZ, EDWARD A
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 200.00
LEGIS ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 3,000.00
LEGIS-PRESS ASST, 4,999.98
EXEC SECTY, 6,750.00
RFSEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 200.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 300.00
ADMIN AIDE, FROM AUG. 6 5,840.26
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31 300.00
LEGISLATIVE SECTY, FROM DEC. 6 555.56
STAFF ASST, 3,600.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 200.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30 200.00
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
ANO DISTRICT AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 2,333.34
ADM ASST, 11,416.68
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 200.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 200.00
DISTRICT ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 999.99
STAFF ASST, 1,999.98
SECRETARY-CASEWORKER, 4,350.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30 200.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 200.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 200.00
RECEPTIONIST, 3,750.00
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 1,999.98
ADM AIDE, FROM OCT. I 750.00
LEGIS SECRETARY, TO NOV. 22 3,037.24
RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO DEC. 3 . 489.99
CLFRK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 3,250.02
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 200.00
RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,050.00
52
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. KENNETH J. GRAY
BERGIN, MARGARET J ADM ASST,
BRADEN, A FRANK AOM ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM OCT. 1
CARLTON, OAVIO S, JR ASSISTANT,
DARBY, RICHARD A ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1
GAYER, PAUL WILLIAM ASST,
GRAY, THOMAS W DIST OFFICE MGR ,
MYERS, MELANIE R STENOGRAPHER,
OTTERSON, VIRGINIA STENOGRAPHER,
PEARLMAN, ROP I N JOY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
RUPERT, CARLA RAE CLERK-RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1
RUSHING, CHLOE STENOGRAPHER,
SPENCER, DIXIE J STENOGRAPHER,
THOMSON, SARA F RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY I TO NOV. 19 .
TILL8ERG, MARLENE K RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 20
WILKINSON, SHERRILL I STENOGRAPHER,
WILLIS, TRUDY D CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
OFFICE OF HON. EDITH GREEN
BALLARD, BLAND
BLACK, SUZANNE STAFF ASST,
CANNON, JANINE V
CROSS, MALCOLM H LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
HABEREK, JUDITH STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 15
HENSLEY, MARGARET M STENOGRAPHER,
JAY, CHRISTOPHER E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28
MCKAY, DELORA F SECRETARY,
RICARO, RICHARD J ADM ASST, FROM JULY 3
SCHWARTZ, RONALD RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1
SHORT, ROBERT L STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
STAPLETON, MARILYN RAE STAFF ASST,
SWAN, STANLEY N
WAHLER, LINDA S SECRETARY,
YORK, TRUDI F STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 14
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. GREEN
BUSSE, GRACF ELLEN CLERK,
COLLINS, JOHNSTON E, JR CLERK,
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, III RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
EISENBERG, WARREN W CLEPK, TO NOV. 14
GLANCEY, DAVID B CLERK, FROM DEC. 11
GOWEN, THOMAS LEO CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
HEALY, ROBERT L CLEPK, TO JULY 31
KILOOO, JOAN CARLEY CLERK,
LOMUS, JOAN B CLERK,
LUBELL, STEPHEN K CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
OAKES, E DENNIS, JR CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
PARSONS, ROSEMARY T CLFRK,
SULLIVAN, ESTFLLE T CLERK
WHITE, EVELYN J CLERK,
WHITE, F JOHN CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES H. GRIFFIN
ALFORD, BARBARA ANN SECRETARY,
BELL, JANE H SECRETARY,
ELLIS, CATHEPINE C SECRETARY,
HARPER, MARTHA CLAIRE SECRETARY,
HINSON, JON CLIFTON ADMIN ASST,
JOSFPH, ALBFRT DAUL STAFF ASST,
NEWCOMB, R HUGO, JR LEGIS ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 5
PERRY, PATRICIA ANN SECRETARY,
SHATTLES, OTIS S STAFF ASST,
SMITH, JOHN T
*9,017.58
6,450.00
8,676.90
1,173.33
3,988.26
9,159.54
4,774.20
3,979.80
750.00
4,399.98
4,368.18
4,774.20
3,191.21
908.07
4,774.20
1,050.00
6,860.52
6,750.00
3,125.01
7,000.02
3,022.24
2,154.00
580.00
6,296.52
8,903.97
2,525.01
333.34
7,150.02
8,650.02
4,034.88
1,222.22
4,789.60
6,333.35
1,000.00
8,188.87
722.22
1,041.67
1,000.00
6,291.68
2,870.83
1,661.11
1,250.00
3,166.65
4,966.02
7,541.67
2, 124.99
4,750.02
5,650.02
8,650.02
5,650.02
10,750.02
2,000.01
5,866.67
5,250.00
9,400.02
3,250.02
53
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. MARTHA U. GRIFFITHS
ANGLIN, ANDREA N SECRETARY, FROM OCT. I $2,479.16
RAKER, MARGARET N SECRFTAPY, FROM OCT. 1 1,031.80
8ARNA, RUTH E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 15 .... 1,050.00
BERNHARO, MARY E SECTY, 7,125.00
BROOOWICZ, E IRENE SECTY, FROM NOV. 8 1,251.38
GERMAN, MARY ANN 3,967.32
KELLY, MAURA P 7,502.82
KESSEL, JOHN TO AUG. 31 1,500.34
MIKULICH, MARILYNNE 10,502.40
PIOGEON, JAMES M SECRETARY, 4,198.35
PUGLISI, LUCILF CLERK, TO OCT. 15 1,804.25
SILVANI, CAROL JEANNE SECTY, TO SEPT. 30 2,124.99
SIZEMORE, ELIZABETH A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 5 TO OCT. 31 .... 2,786.01
STOBIERSKI, STEPHANIE CLERK, TO OCT. 31 5,360.12
SWIGART, PATRICIA A SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 3,958.35
VANCOVEROEN, NANCY CLERK, 3,405.12
OFFICE OF HON. H. R. GROSS
GEBHARD, CHARLIE 2,968.56
GOOOMAN, YVONNE R 0 STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,900.02
JAEGER, GENEVA STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,000.00
MCDARGH, OOROTHY R STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,900.02
MORRISON, JULIAN K ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 14,500.02
UHLENHOPP, CLFTUS RAY STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 15 2,944.43
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES R. GROVER, JR.
BELL, BILLIE JEAN SECRETARY, 4,288.98
8UCHMAN, WILLIAM E SPEC ASST, 2,569.02
DIRKES, EDITH B SECRETARY, 2,650.02
FERRARO, ANTHONY J 2,568.12
GAGGIN, ERVINE A ; 2,568.12
HALLAHAN, JOHN T SPEC ASST, 4,936.50
KENNEDY, BRUCE SPECIAL ASST, 2,623.82
KING, BRENDA J SECRETARY, 5,470.27
MARKOWITZ, SAMUEL SPEC ASST, 8,095.50
MITCHELL, COLLEEN SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 708.33
PAPWORTH, MARY J AOM ASST, 14,493.32
PROULX, LORRAINE M SECRETARY 4,750.02
SCHACK, ELISABETH H SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 15 1,022.23
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES S. GUBSER
ANDERSON, FRANCIS, III RESEARCH CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
ANDERSON, LEOTA V CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
BLOOMFIELD, MARK RESEARCH CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 2,708.33
CHAPPELL, MARTIN N CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
COKER, DELORES S CLERK, 4,541.40
CONWAY, CATHERINE CLERK, 2,423.16
DIAS, FRANCES K TO SEPT. 26 2,610.85
GORDON, JEAN E ADM ASST, 14,500.02
GOSPODNETICH, ELLEN MAE CLERK, 7,099.98
HERZ, LYOIA JEAN CLERK, 6,008.58
MARCEAU, MADELEINE M EXEC SECRETARY, 9,600.00
MENAGH, JOAN C SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,800.00
MICHALOWSKI, THELMA S CLERK, 6,008.58
SCHMIDT, GERTRUDE H CLERK, 2,400.00
SMITH, LYNN KATHRYN CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
54
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. GILBFRT GUDE
BINGLEV, BARBARA CLERK,
BROWN, MARY Z CLERK,
CARHTHERS, LESLIE A CLERK, TO JULY 3
CARROLL, JUDY D CLERK,
CLAIR, VENITA R CLFRK,
FARR, JOHN f), III CLFRK, TO NOV. 30 AND LEGIS AIDE, FROM
DEC. 1
FINNEY, NANCY JEAN CLERK, FROM JULY 12
FITTS, FREDERIC PERRY CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
GOLDBERG, THOMAS R CLFRK, FROM AUG. 15 TO SEPT. 19
GRIGG, WILLIAM M PRESS ASST,
HAWK, GORDON L CLERK,
HYDF, JAMES F C, lit CLFRK, FROM JULY 11 TO AUG. 14
HYSER, FREDERICK M CLFRK, FROM SEPT. 20
KAPPER, ROBERTA F CLERK,
LYONS, JOHN F, JR LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 5
MANNINA, GEORGE J, JR STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 20
PLASTER, ANNE A CLERK, FROM OCT. I
POWFLL, SANDRA J CLERK,
REINSCH, WILLIAM A CLERK, TO SEPT. 12
RUSSELL, WILLIAM B CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 10
SMITH, MARILYN MUIR CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 10
STEINLE, SUSAN MARIE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 21 TO SEPT. 20
OFFICE OF HON. G. ELLIOTT HAGAN
BLANKENSHIP, LEWIS C
BLY, MARY S FROM JULY I
BRANTLEY, RABUN L FROM JULY 1
B»INSON, WILLIAM K
GIOLITO, CAROLYN H
HOHNADEL, JOHNNIE B
HOLAYTER, PEGGY L TO DEC. 8
JOPQAN, MARY ELLEN TO SEPT. 30
PRICE, RALPH C, JR FROM JULY 5
RAKOW, MIRIAM WOLMAN
STUBBS, GLADYS G
TREAOO, CHARLES W
WRZFSINSKI, ROBERT
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES A. HALEY
BLOODWORTH, BURNETT S CLERK,
CAREY, EDNA G
GIFNAU, HELEN B CLERK,
HAMILTON, JOSEPH G
HOOD, R ELMO CLERK,
JONES, ROY, JR CLERK,
KROHNGOLD, NANCY R CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
LTBBY, LINDA RUTH CLERK
MACNICHOL, MARILEE B
MCPEFK, KATHY LYNN CLERK, TO AUG. 22
METCALF, SANDRA MARIE CLERK,
MYERS, ALICE V
PAPAJ, DIANE L CLERK
WERNER, PAULA P CLFRK, TO SEPT. 7
OFFICE OF HON. DURWAPD G. HALL
APPFLQUIST, CAROL L SUMMEP INTERN, TO AUG. 15
BARBARICK, OTIS L
BOCCUCCI, CAROLYN RFCFPT IONI ST , TO OCT. 31 AMD CLERK,
FROM NOV. I
BROOKS, GALE 0 SECRETARY, TO OCT. 14
CASE, DIANN GAIL CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
t4.099.98
4,350.00
132.50
3,649.98
8,500.02
.00
,89
3,700.
3,263.
400.00
204.16
8,250.00
14, 100.00
292.77
673.33
4,600.02
6, 194.46
2,665.29
750.00
4,000.02
720.00
133.33
2,061.10
660.00
2,500.02
5,679.84
3,750.00
6,081.28
6,750.00
13,096.50
3,730.54
1,104.99
2,444.46
7,528.98
1,153.50
2,500.02
11,250.00
4,162.50
3,183.24
4,539.66
2,040.18
8,997.18
5,489.39
332.23
3,516.65
11,788.55
1,112.23
5,316.41
12,256.20
3,475.00
1,302.77
450.00
5,728.56
3,533.34
2,282.21
1,725.00
55
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DURWARD G. HALL - CONTINUFD
CRUME, BONNIE JFANE SECRETAFY,
Hb'NSON, GERALD L PRESS SECPETAPY, TO SEPT. 30 AND ADM
ASST, FROM OCT, 1
MCDONALD, ANN SECRETARY,
MEUSER, ROBERT W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
MILLER, JANET K CLERK, FROM OCT. 20
ROBINETT, JAMES L, JR ADMIN ASST, TO DEC. 10
WATKINS, FRANCES A FXEC SECPFTAMY,
WHITEHEAD, PEGGY LOU SECRFTARY,
OFFICE OF HON. SFYMOUR HALPEPN
ACKERMAN, BFTTE JANE CASE WORKER,
ANAN, VICTORIA PECEPTI ONI ST-SECY , TO NOV. 13 AND
StCTY, TROM NOV. 14
BROWN, RICHARO A FROM OCT. 1
BURNETT, JOHN S SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1
BURRIS, MARGARET EXEC SECRETARY, FROM JULY 12 TO NOV.
10
CHwAT, JOHN STEVEN SP ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 15
CREWS, PAULINE H SP ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ....
EMBREY, PAMELIA ANN SECRETARY, TO NOV. 13 AND SECTY, FROM
NOV. 14
FEUERS, ALLISON SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .
FINNEY, ALISON W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
GARAUFIS, DEMETRIA G SECTY-DIST OFFICE, TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM OCT. 5 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 1
GIFFEN, LEWIS S SPECIAL ASST-0 I STR I CT , FROM NOV. I TO
DEC. 15
GLICK, RICHARD I SP ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ....
JCHNSON, THFODORE W SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 9 .
KAMBER, VICTOR S ADMIN ASST,
MAGGIORE, RICHARD J SP ASST - DISTRICT, FROM JULY 1
MCGANN, VIRGINIA M SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 15 ....
MEHLMAN, FREDERICK K SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .
MOORCONES, ANN E LEGIS ASST, FROM NOV. 11
PAUL, A JENNIFER SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
OUINN, JAMES V LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 6
RANK, LINDA A SECTY, FROM JULY 16
SCHLEGFL, PAUL SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND FROM NOV. 16
SCLAFANI, FRANCES A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 20 ....
SEIBERT, DIANE SEC RET AR Y-DI ST OFFICE,
SEMENIUK, LUCILLE A SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
SIMMONS, LUIZ P. SPECIAL ASST, TO JULY 31
OFFICE OF HON. LEE H. HAMILTON
DAVIDSON, MARJORIE L TO SFPT. 29
ERASER, LORAN G PUBLICATIONS ASST, FROM OCT. 1
GRAY, SHIRLEY
HAVERKAMP, JAMES A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29
HOUFF, ROXIE LEE OFFICE MANAGER, TO OCT. 31 AND
SECTY-OFFICE MGR, FROM NOV. 5
MCCAULAY, JOHN T RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30
MCFALL, D MARC CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
MCFALL, DAVID M ADM ASST, TO SFPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5
MULRY, NANCY I CASEWORKER, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
5
OLINS, NANCY J SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 ...
PORTER, DAVIO H FIELO REP, TO JULY 31 AND FROM NOV. 1
RASMUSSEN, ERIK M
RECMOND, PATRICK H
RUSSELL, PATRICIA A
SASSOON, ALEXANDRA R SECRETARY,
SKELSEY, ANNF TIPTON SECTY, FROM OCT. 1
SMITH, PHYLLIS A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
STAUNTON, CHARLES B CLERK,
SULLIVAN, MARY K
$5,500.02
11,475.00
4,999.98
450.00
1,341. 12
11,555.57
8,850.00
1,849.98
4,500.00
4,252.21
3,500.00
3,600.00
3,235.73
3,256.67
500.00
3,739.18
300.00
450.00
4,475.01
723.
300.
1,516.
12,761,
3,750.
625.
400.00
1, 180.55
300.00
6,319.43
3,887.50
,45
.00
.67
, 10
,00
,00
1,941
622
3,243
300
67
,22
,09
,00
1,854.17
1,875.00
2,950.02
590.00
5,622.20
1,300.00
649.33
13,395.54
3,960.00
1,625.01
1,400.00
6, 199.98
10,900.02
3,850.02
4,000.
1,550.
.0?
,01
1,950.00
2,199.99
3,750.00
56
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. LEF H. HAMILTON - CONTINUED
WATSON, JUDY CAROL CLERK-DISTRICT, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 $1,100.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN PAUL HAMMER SCHMI DT
ANDERSON, JOAN B SECTY-CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ..
APPERSON, THERESA ANN SECRETARY-CLERK,
BROWN, RACHEL T CLERK, TO AUG. 31
BURKE, GARY L ADM AIDE,
CAROIN, CARL WILLIAM ADM ASST,
KELLEY, PATSY RUTH CLERK,
KIRKMAN, HELEN W OFFICE MANAGER, TO SEPT. 30 AND OFF
MGR E DEPT ASST, FROM OCT. 5
KIRKMAN, JOHN P. FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
KOERBER, VIOLET C LEGIS SECY, TO OCT. 31
LANTZ, ARCHIE LEE DISTRICT ASST,
MAUS, JANET N LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV.
30 AND FROM DEC. 5
MCGFF, IRENE C CLERK-SEC, FROM NOV. 6 TO NOV. 30 ....
MILLS, CAROLINE J SECRETARY,
NEFF, BARBARA LEE SECRETARY-CLERK, FROM JULY 5
REID, REBECCA J SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 27
ROBERTSON, ARTHUR DALE CLERK-LIAISON AID,
SANDERSON, BEVERLY C SECRETARY-CASEWORKER, TO NOV. 19
WEHNER, PAMELA ANN CLERK-SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES M. HANLEY
BRIGHT, NORMA J
COSTELLO, J DANIEL
DANIELS, JOHN R FIELD REP,
DEYULIA, THOMAS R
KINSELLA, MICHAEL T RESEARCH ASST,
LINCK, KATHLEEN RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 10
LOWN, ANN S
MAHONEY, JOHN F
MCCALL, JULIE W
ODONNELL, KEVIN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM SFPT. 1
RICHARDSON, GEORGE M
RYAN, CATHERINE L
RYAN, JAMES P FIELD REP.,
SWIFT, CYNTHIA J CASE WORKER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG.
5
WARNE, ROBERT A
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD T. HANNA
ADLER, HOWARD LEGIS ASST,
BAILEY, KIPP COHOON SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
BARON, JACQUELINE R FROM JULY 1
BEEKMAN, JOHN ANDREW FROM JULY 1
BELOW, WILLIAM C TO AUG. 31
COUSINS, JAMES H STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM SFPT. 1
DAVIS, BRIGID H FROM JULY I
DIENSTFREY, STEPHEN J CONGRESSIONAL INTEPN, TO AUG. 29 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
GAILOR, AUDREY C SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
HARRELSON, MARY ALINE RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 6
KAEMPF, HELFN M SECPFTARY, FROM SFPT. 1
LANK4RD, THOMAS ALAN
LAZAR, JOYCF D FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
NOZFRO, VICTOPIA FROM JULY 1
OCONNOR, MARGARET B TO AUG. 31
OSBOURNE, CAROLYN M PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
SAVAGE, MAXINE A FROM JULY 1
TWOMBLY, MARGARET ANN FROM JULY 1
WILSON, WANDA CAROL FROM JULY 1
450.00
4,300.02
1,133.34
3,124.98
14,500.02
3,941.66
8,946.67
203.25
3,333.32
5,916.67
2,205.55
486.11
3,600.00
5,074.36
1,570.84
3,450.00
3,243.33
1,416.66
6,649.98
8,100.00
1,000.02
8,500.02
4,596.48
433.33
4,849.98
14,500.02
4,999.98
1,210.00
1,249.98
3,799.98
2,250.00
5,475.54
2,099.46
2,583.33
3,388.35
2,371.98
14,500.02
1,250.00
4,286.49
3, 180.00
3,254.39
2,600.00
1,416.67
1,855.00
8,500.02
530.00
4,663.98
1,666.66
4, 134.00
4,663.98
1,833.50
4,663.98
57
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JULIA BUTLER HANSEN
BAILEY, ROBERT C WESTERN ADM ASST, $10,115.52
BENNETT, MICHAEL C STAFF ASST, 7,000.02
BUTTERFIELD, RHONOA F STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 902.15
CARLSON, ROY F ADMIN ASST, 1*, 491. 98
DEJARNATT, SUSAN STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 551.82
EDWARDS, CYNTHIA B STAFF AIDE, 3,602.28
HARTZOG, GEORGE B, III CLERK, TO AUG. 18 640.64
HEDLUND, CAROLINE IRIS STAFF AIDE, 3,750.48
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR ASST, TO SEPT. 30 3,000.00
NEILSON, JENNIFER J STAFF ASSISTANT, 5,553.25
SPRINGER, PATRICIA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
STARLING, DEBORAH ANN STAFF AIOE, 3,602.28
TURNER, MARGARITA V EXEC SECRETARY, 7,422.00
OFFICE OF HON. ORVAL HANSEN
ALLEN, JOAN B 3,450.12
BLANDFORD, JULIE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,740.25
OAGNEY, LOUISE H EXEC SECRETARY, 8,299.98
HEARN, WINONA M 3,450.12
INNES, ANDREA L PRESS ASST., 4,500.00
MAHONEY, CHRISTINE M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 765.96
MATTHIAS, EDNA F SECRETARY 3,600.00
MCCAMPBELL, EVELYN M CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 621.00
MELROSE, MARY K TO AUG. 31 1,216.66
NEEL, ANNE C CLERK, 3,525.00
NOTESTINE, DIANE M FIFLO SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,575.00
OLSON, EVELYN H CASE WORKER, 7,000.02
OXFORD, DAVID A LEGIS ASST 7,050.00
POZELL, JOSEPH CLERK, 3,600.00
REID, ROBIN SECRETARY, 3,600.00
SHADDUCK, LOUISE ADM ASST, 14,500.02
STOUT, ELLA R CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 1,700.01
OFFICE OF HON. MICHAEL HARRINGTON
ASH, AOFLE L CLERK, 1,917.48
8ERMAN, ROGER L CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,000.00
BRADY, KILLIAN J, JR CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 2,000.17
COOK, SUSAN K CLERK, FROM OCT. 25 TO NOV. 24 AND
F*OM DEC. 1 867.80
DORFSMAN, MICHAEL J CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 15 AND FROM
AUG. 16 3,750.00
FRANK, BARNEY CLERK, FROM JULY 3 TO OCT. 31 AND
ADMIN ASST, FROM NOV. 1 11,813.04
HEALEY, JOHN 0 CLERK, 7,953.00
JOHNSON, DAVID T CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 15 AND FROM
AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 15 AND FROM OCT. 16
TO OCT. 31 2,333.31
LARSEN, ALLISON L CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,115.00
MCDONALD, JOHN L, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 24 1,205.41
MCDOWELL, SOPHIA F CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1, COO. 00
MILDEN, RANDY SUE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
MOORCONES, ANN E CLERK, TO JULY 31 625.08
NELSON, CANDICE JEAN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,626.00
REGAN, MARY C CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,757.68
ROY, MARGARET ELAINE 3,919.02
SACKS, DAVID CLERK, FROM DEC. 16 264.14
SCHUKER, JILL ANITA CLERK, 5,522.52
SCOULOGENIS, CATHERINE CLERK, 3,183.00
SHARKEY, MARGARET P CLERK, 4,813.98
SPENCER, MARIA G CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 625.08
SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE B CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 5,087.60
VITALI, SAMUEL A CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO AUG. 15 AND
FROM SEPT. 16 TO OCT. 15 AND FROM NOV.
16 TO DEC. 16 303.33
WALMSLEY, LLOYD A CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OEC. 1 ... 2,757.68
WASSERMAN, WILLIAM S ADM ASST, TO JULY 2 37.98
WEBER, JOSEPHINE CLERK, FROM NOV. 25 1,108.33
WEISBERG, STUART E CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO AUG. 15 1,200.00
WILLIAMSON, MARY E CLERK, TO NOV. 30 1,958.30
58
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31. 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM H. HARSHA
ARMISTEAO, MARY JEAN $8,300.10
CHAPLA, PATRICIA ELLEN 4,496.76
COX, MARIANNE SCHALBERT TO OCT. 17 2,673.07
DAWSON, CAROL P SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 8 .. 1,613.88
FERGUSON, JOAN L SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 500.00
FINKEN, MARGARET V CASEWORKER, A, 620.00
GABRIELSON, THERESA E 9,250.02
HARMON, MARGARET E 7,872.96
HOLMES, MARY M 4,282.50
LIGHTFOOT, JAMES E, JR 01 ST ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 15 ... 750.00
MCEWEN, ROBERT DOUGLAS CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 AND
FROM JULY 23 TO SEPT. 15 1,466.67
MURRAY, JAMES ALLEN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 2 TO
AUG. 29 AND CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 11 399.17
PALMER, JACQUELINE P SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 15 1,812.50
SPRINKLE, LOUISE F 3,412.86
STINER, JAMES E, JR 7,422.00
TROLLINGFP, BARBARA A 3,019.02
WOODS, SHEILA K CLERK, FROH SEPT. 24 1,050.83
YATES, NADINE SANOERS CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 1,666.66
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES HARVEY
BOYCE, ELIZABETH B STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 15 958.33
COROEN, JAMES T DISTRICT REP, 3,799.98
DAWSON, CAROL KNAPE SECRETARY, 4,000.02
DIGBY, JAMES K STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 583.33
EDWARDS, E NFEL, JR PRESS t LEGIS AIDE, TO SEPT. 30 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. I 4,550.01
EVERFTT, CAROLYN A SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 1,875.00
FALKENBERG, BRUCE STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 2,546.66
GOSS, JEAN R SECRETARY, 4,000.02
GUBACK, IRFNE L PERSONAL SECRETARY, 8,350.02
HESS, DIANE K SECRETARY, 4,549.98
JONES, JEFFFRY P STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
LAUX, DENISE PEARCF SECRETARY, 2,599.98
LOMAX, HELEN L SECRETARY, 6,349.98
LOOPER, JANET A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 1,300.00
RUBLE, DEBRA ANN SECRETARY, 3,900.00
SPARLING, JAMES M, JR ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
WEINBERG, MICHAEL A LEGIS ASST, FROM SEPT. 15 4,583.34
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES F. HASTINGS
BRADLEY, CLARE L FXEC SECTY, 10,950.00
CARY, MATTHEW J LFGIS ASST, 4,750.02
FORD, ARLENF R CLERK, 2,800.02
GERRINGER, CLAIR G CLERK, 3,850.02
HAMILTON, SUE M DIST REP, 4,200.00
JOHNSON, SPENCER C LEGIS ASST, 7,500.00
JONES, LEONARD B CLERK, 949.98
NICHOLS, MARY E CLEPK, 9,799.98
POKRANDT, CHARLES H PRESS SECTY, 8,500.02
RAEON, RICHARD J CLERK, 1,795.98
TEAGUE, HOUSTON L ADM ASST, 11,149.98
TIERNEY, JOSEPH W, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
WEIL, S«LLY L CASEWORKER, 4,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM 0. HATHAWAY
BACHRACH, ELINOR R LFGIS AIDE, FROM AUG. 1 5,000.00
BOISCLAIR, SUZANNE 4,681.20
CARTER, DAVIS BLAKF FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
CLARK', CLARFNCF P 2,506.02
OOWLING, RICHARD J TO JULY 31 1,239.28
DREW, N'JRMAN E 8,140.92
DYE, SHARON S SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 291.67
GAMACHE, ALBERT P 13,671.66
GANNON, LORETTA A C LFRK-T YP I ST , FROM DEC. 1 1,000.00
LARRABEE, ROBFPT R CIERK, FROM JUt Y 1? TO AUG. 31 530.83
MCNALLY, ELIZABETH A SFCRETARY 7,000.02
MILLER, JANFT 0 CLEPK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,733.32
MITCHELL, KATHPYN CASFWOPKER, 4,999.98
59
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM D. HATHAWAY - CONTINUED
OCONNOR, J TIMOTHY PRESS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 $5,416.65
POLIQUIN, LOUISE G 2.664.78
SHEEHAN, FRANCES E LEGIS ASST, 7,000.02
SILVER, WARPEN M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
TRIPP, MARTHA JEAN SECRETARY 2,299.98
OFFICE OF HON. AUGUSTUS F. HAWKINS
BARBEE, JUANITA E CLERK, 12,000.00
BOYO, DOROTHY E CLERK, 6,196.02
BROWN, GEORGE E, JR CLERK, 1,000.02
COOPER, DORIS FAYE CLERK, TO JULY 31 433.33
COPE, JOHN, JR CLERK, 6,000.00
DAVENPORT, RUBY B CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,524.99
FERRELL, ESTHER N CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 962.49
FRITZ, SYLVIA CLEPK, FROM NOV. 1 TO DEC. 12 560.00
HIGGINBOTHAM, MARYF 7,999.98
HOWELL, BRENOA JO CLFRK, FROM DEC. 13 240. OC
KNOX, CHARLES E CLERK, 14,500.02
LEWIS, DALE ANN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
MAYNARD, MATTIE L FROM JULY 1 6,579.15
RACHAL, MAMIE RUTH CLERK, 1,066.68
RAY, JOSEPH E, JR CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 800.00
ROBERSON, DEBORAH G CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 320.83
WALKER, ROOSEVELT CLERK 1,050.00
WILSON, STEPHEN C CLERK, 4,999.98
WOODWARD, EDNA C CLERK, 4,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. WAYNE L. HAYS
ARTER, WILLIAM A 3,442.08
BLAKE, ELIZABETH A 4,153.32
BLAKE, RICHAPD BRADLEY ASST CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 1,083.34
BOHATCH, THERESE IRENE CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 31 900.00
DIXON, LEE J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
HESLIN, H ELAINE EXEC SECRETARY, 9,271.98
JOZWIAK, MARILYN SUE CLERK, 3,146.58
LENTINA, LYNNETTE M CLERK, 4,248.24
LITTEN, EVELYN JEAN 4,711.08
LONG, KENNETH OWEN 3,366.72
PAPPAS, CAROL L SECRETARY, 4,999.98
PEAK, PATRICIA E PEPSONAL SECRETARY, 7,917.42
PEKAR, DFATRA IRENE 4,986.00
VANNELLE, FRANK 6,543.66
OFFICE OF HON. F. FDWARD HEBERT
ALLEN, CLIFTON CLERK, 1,999.98
BUPGUIFRES, VIRGINIA R EXEC SECRETARY, 12,300.00
BURNETT, LOU GEHRIG PRESS ASST, 7,099.98
COFFEY, LEONARD J CLERK, 2,299.98
CORPICK, ANN M CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 4,000.00
OASHIELL, NANCY IRWIN SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 666.67
GIANNOBILE, PATSY A CLERK, 3,000.00
GRABER, ALBERT L, JR CLERK, 1,000.02
GRAYSON, MARY DALE CLERK, TO AUG. 20 541.67
HUY, ALICE F SECRETARY, 6,199.98
MIRE, CLAIRE P CLERK, 1,000.02
MOORE, ALMA B SECRETARY, 7,000.02
SWANN, MARY V AOMIN ASST 14,500.02
WOLFE, JESSY L SECRETARY, 5,500.02
OFFICE OF HON. KEN HECHLER
ATWOOD, JANNA C FROM DEC. 1 683.33
3R0H, SUSAN M 4,540.02
BRUCE, LAWRENCE E, JR FROM SEPT. 1 4,833.32
BUTLER, PATRICIA ANN FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,070.92
ESHENBAUGH, REBECCA L STAFF ASST 3,988.50
71-124 O - 72
60
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. KEN HECHLER - CONTINUED
ESPOSITO, JOHN V
ESTE°, EUGENIA C
FITTRO, JAMES A
GLOO, AMANDA W FROM SFPT. 1 TO SFPT. 30
GOODRICH, ROBERT A, JR FROM AUG. 1
GRANT, OAVNA FRANCES CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO
AUG. 31 AND FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
HEIRONIMUS, RICHARD, JR TO AUG. 8
HELME, EDWARD A INTERN, TO JULY 31
KESSINGER, NANCY B FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
LEONARD, RICHARD H PRESS SECRETARY
LIVELY, RONALD L
HAROLD, RICHARD L FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
MCCORMICK, DIANN
MILLER, MARY MARGARET
RADER, FREDERICK A FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
ROACH, JUDY DIXON FROM AUG. 9
ROSENBLUM, CARLA J CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
SKEEN, VIRGINIA
TONKOVICH, DANIEL R TO AUG. 31
OFFICE OF HON. MARGARET M. HECKLER
BARTHOLOMEW, SHIRLEY L CASE ASST, TO NOV. 16
CABRAL, EDWARD DIST AIDE, FROM AUG. 1
CLAPP, VIRGINIA L SECTY, FROM NOV. 17 TO NOV. 25
CURRAN, EDWARD B SPECIAL ASST,
DFLANEY, JAMES E STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND LEGIS
ASST, FROM OCT. 1
DUFAULT, KENNETH DIST AIDE, FROM AUG. 1
EDMONDS, JANET M DISTRICT STAFF ASST,
EDMONDS, NANCY ELLIS DIST ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
GRAVES, W LARRY LEGIS ASST, TO SEPT. 30
HORNER, JOHN R STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
IRION, DONALD C CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 ..
ISBER, CAROLINE STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND DIST ASST,
FROM SEPT. 1
LESAGE, MARVIS F DISTRICT STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
RAYBALL, JOSEPH C, SR ADM ASST,
READE, ARTHUR I, JR DIST ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM NOV. 1
RICE, EDMUND B STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
RUOASILL, JOAN M SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 26
SHACKELFORD, LAURA L PERSONAL SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
TILTON, VIRGINIA ROSE PERSONAL SECTY, TO NOV. 30
TYSON, PATTI BIRGE EXEC ASST,
WARE, MARGARET J STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 16 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM NOV. 17
WHITE, ROBIN LANE RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, TO NOV. 16 AND
CASE ASST, FROM NOV. 17
$4,080.00
4,540.02
4,333.98
416.67
2,630.08
800.00
423.28
625.00
1,166.66
10,374.00
4,400.00
833.33
5,792.52
3,600.00
416.67
2,366.67
820.00
6,561.48
1,360.00
3,400.00
833.35
130.00
12,498.00
3,750.00
4,166.65
3,499.98
300.00
3,375.00
1,408.33
600.00
3,833.33
1,200.00
12,649.98
1,567.23
1,500.00
655.55
625.00
3,750.00
8,749.98
3,561.10
OFFICE OF HON. H. JOHN HEINZ III
BODE, JOANNE
CHIRDON, JANICE A
CONNELLY, MAUREEN R
EISENBERG, WARREN W
MARTZ, RUSSELL D
MCDOWELL, PATRICIA K
MCGREGOR, JAMES R
SENANIS, DOLORES M
SHANKO, JUDITH A
SIEGEL, RICHARD J
SIRIANNI, DOMINIC C
WADLEY, DOROTHY C
WARDROP, CONSTANCE V
WHITMER, GEOPGE R
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
FROM DEC.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
CLERK, FROM DEC.
CLERK, FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
FROM NOV.
CLFRK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
8 511.11
3 1,006.94
2 2,212.50
15 3,705.56
2 3,163.05
3 1,868.89
2 3,126.67
1 100.00
3 1,006.94
3 2,062.23
3 1,466.11
2 841.12
2 518.88
3 1,675.56
« 61
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY HELSTOSKI
BRZOSTOWSKI, JOSEPH S LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR, TO DEC. 12 AND
CONSULTING ASST, FROM OFC . 13
CAPAZO, JUDITH CLERK-TYPIST, TO DEC. 12 AND SECTY,
FROM DEC. 13
CASSELLA, STEFAN D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLARK, LINDA C SECTY, FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31
CONLON, RICHARD P RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
DEFALCO, NATALIE CLERK, DIST OFFICE,
DUNN, KATHLEEN SUE SECRETARY, FPOM NOV. 1
ENGLISH, ALYCE M SECRETARY,
GREER, FRANKLIN 0 CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
HAYSTEAD, PATRICIA H P CLERK-TYPIST, TO DEC. 12 AND SECTY,
FROM DEC. 13
KELLEY, SHIRLEY A SECRETARY,
LINAHAN, EILEEN AGNES SECRETARY, TO OCT. 19
MAZELLA, HELEN RECEPTIONIST,
PORRO, ALFRED A, JR ADM ASST,
SCHAMBERG, ALAN CLERK-DIST OFFICE,
SHAFER, ANNETTE A SECRETARY,
SHEA, RICHARD J LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 28
STARACE, JEANNE DISTRICT SECTY, FROM DEC. 13
SULLIVAN, JOSEPH T ADMIN DIRECTOR,
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID N. HENDERSON
BARKER, HOWARD R
BELL, VIRGINIA H CLERK, FROM JUl Y 1
BOWEN, KATHPYN
DENNING, UONNA LEE
MCGOWEN, MARIE W
ROBERTS, FRANCES NIXON
STEPHENS, MARY WINSTON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31
VONOESEN, ALICE ELAINE '
WHITLEY, CHARLES 0 AOMIN ASST,
OFFICE OF HON. FLOYD V. HICKS
BROZ, VICTOR RUDOLPH LEGIS ASST,
FLANAGAN, JOHANNA P SECRETARY,
FURSETH, DALIS M SECRETARY,
GLICKFELD, CAROLE L STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
HELLFS, META EMMA SUE LEGIS 4SST,
JACKSON, BARRIF R
KALIVAS, DEAN S STAFF ASST,
PUISH1S, SHIRLEY A
SMITH, LEONARD R, JR STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM OCT. 1
SUDOW, ELLEN L PESEAPCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30
TRICH, MARY FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 23
WHITE, RICHARD W CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 19
OFFICE OF HON. LOUISE DAY HICKS
BARNA, SARA A SECRETARY,
BENNETT, ANNE LOUISE AIDF,
BISHOP, HEN»Y CONG AIDF,
OAPCY, JOHN FRANCIS CONG. AIDE,
EAGAR, MARY KATHLEEN SECRETARY,
FITZGERALD, JEANNE M CONG AIDE,
HAHN, MARY SUSAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
HENDERSON, WILLIAM F, JR CONG AIDF,
JOYCE, ELEANOR M CONGRESSIONAL A I OE ,
LUCCIOf RICHARD A AIDE,
LYNCH, WILLIAM G CONGRESSIONAL LIAISON OFFICFR,
MCDONOUGH, THOMAS F AIDE,
MCNULTY, ROBERT J LEGIS ASST,
PECEVICH, LOUISE ANN CONG AIDE, FPOM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 15 ...
STOWE, )OROTHY A AIDE, FPOM NOV. 3
WALSH, THOMAS D CONGPE SS ICINAl AIDE,
WHELAN, MARIE C FXFC ASST
8,825.71
3,832.52
450.00
350.00
449.00
1,450.02
1,453.34
6,387.50
449.00
3,662.52
5,137.52
3,938.34
4,950.00
9,499.98
2,550.00
4,284.98
2,212.51
100.00
9,539.48
12,000.00
3,250.02
6,661.20
5,810.94
2,740.74
9,458.46
300.00
3,874.98
14,500.02
4,050.02
2,250.00
3,499.98
3,000.00
6,000.00
7,750.00
7,000.02
7,494.48
3,832.51
3,000.00
230. CO
486.11
.00
.02
,02
,02
,22
.00
3,900.
4,000.
2,500.
2,500.
7,226.
6,000.
450.00
3,250.02
2,500.02
8,500.02
3, 100.02
3,000.00
10,500.00
1,250.00
1,288.89
3,750.00
4,999.98
62
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ELWOOO HILLIS
BFNJAMIN,
BURKE, NAP
CARROLL, M
DRIVER, BE
FALCONE, H
FELABUM, L
GLAZIER, S
GR1MSLEY,
GUOGEL, PI
LOUNSBURY,
LOWENBACH,
PARKE", PA
ROWE, PATR
RUBY, DONA
SMITH, DAN
THOELKE, B
AARON M
GOT MCGECRGE
APY JANE
TTY J
ARIA JOANNE
IMDA M
ARA FLLFN
C CLOTELLE
CHARD E
SARI ANN
J ROBFRT
ULA MICHELLE
IK H
LD W
IEL B
APBARA A
WATSON, JUDITH
WILLIAMS, PATRICIA LEE
OFFICE OF HON. LAWRENCE J.
BERRY, NANCY T
CLARK, JANICE ANN
COTTER, JOHN B, JR
DELANO, TONI ANN
FEENEY, BARBARA LYNN
FERNANDES, ROSITA L
HAHN, JENNIFER L
HOFFR, ANITA M
HOLCOMB, GERARD F
JUOKINS, OLIVIA S
KALLINA, BEATRICE L
KERNKAMP, MARION R
LONG, BRENDA L
MCDONOUGH, MARY ALICE
MILLER , JOAN C
MODLY, ILONA M
RESNICOFF, STFVFN HY
ROYLANCE, MAPILYN
SANDERS, ROSE MARIE
SPARKES, JEAN M
THREATTE, JAMES C
TUCKMAN, MORTON C
WHITEHEAD, MARGARET S
CLERK, FROM SFPT. 1
CLERK ,
SPECIAL PROJECTS ASST, TO AUG. 31 ....
PERSONAL SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31
CLERK,
CLERK, TO JULY 16
CLERK,
a i-pk,
FIELD MAN, FROM NOV. 1
CLERK,
CLERK, TO AUG. 13
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7
ADMIN ASST,
CLERK, TO AUG. 13
CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND PERSONAL
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 19
CLERK,
HOGAN
PRESS AIDE, FROM NOV. 3
RECEPTIONIST, TO AUG. 31
PRESS SECTY, FROM JULY 1
SECTY, FROM DEC. 13
RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1
SECRET APY,
PRFSS AIDE, TO NOV. 14 AND
LEGISLATIVE AIDE, FROM NOV. 15
CLFRK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. I TO OCT. 31 .
SPECIAL ASST,
RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1
PRFSS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 15 ...
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. 4
CI FPK-TYPIST,
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 ..
ADM ASST,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
LEGIS SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 22
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND ADM ASST, FROM DEC. 1
SPECIAL ASST-PROJECTS, TO NOV. 30 ....
CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. I
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. 18 TO NOV. 12
«2,
166.68
349.98
700.00
066.68
299.98
346.67
033.34
550.00
500.00
249.98
656.94
666.68
058.35
500.02
621.11
599.98
725.00
850.00
1,208.33
1,000.96
4,755.56
325.00
3,208.83
5,072.88
3,983.89
780.00
3,115.00
5,072.88
1,983.32
6,516.68
1,450.00
3,208.83
4,403.94
7,500.00
450.00
1,845.00
683.33
6,339.45
8,351.65
1,500.00
486.11
OFFICE OF HON. CHET HOLIFIELD
BRANSCUM, MARILYN A SECRETARY, ,
CHAPEL, ANTOINETTE T SECRETARY,
HARDY, LEROY C ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 ,
HOLIFIELD, VERNICE RECEPTIONIST-CLERK,
KLEIN, ADAM J ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 ,
MILLER, LINDA L SECRETARY, ,
ODEMAR, FLORENCE M SECRETARY, ,
OOONNELL, WILLIAM C DIST REP,
PATRONITE, JANE H ,
PHILLIPS, LILIAN M SECRETARY
STRANSKE, TIMOTHY W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 .....
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK HORTON
BRANDS, SUSAN H OFFICE MANAGER,
COOPER, WAYNE L EXEC ASST, ,
COWDERY, PAMELA OFFICE ASST, FROM OCT. 1
DUNN, EDWARD W SPECIAL ASSISTANT,
FISCHETTI, TERESA E RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
FLING, KAREN J LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 20
GOLDMAN, JOYCE F MEDIA ASST,
5,411.88
3,949.98
4,800.00
5,342.64
12,499.98
5,411.34
9,607.80
11,250.00
625.02
6,683.28
450.00
5,671.02
6,404.18
529.17
1,425.01
600.00
3,130.54
4,050.00
63
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK HORTON - CONTINUED
GOTTFRIED, ELLEN J DIST OFFICE ASST, FROM SFPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 $300.00
HAMBURGER, THOMAS K DIST OFFICE ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT.
4 374.00
HIGGINS, JEAN B CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 27 TO
AUG. 15 190.00
KELLY, ARTHUR W SPEC ASST, 5,194.02
LAUMAN, LINDA J FED LIAISON SFCTY, 4,504.98
LOVENHEIM, DAVID ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MACDONALD, MARGUERITE CONGRESS I UNAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 26 260.00
MARTIN, FRANCIS X, JR LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 16 .. 315.56
MCNEICE, NIKKI D LEGIS SfcCTY, 4,249.98
NEWTON, JOYCE H FED LIAISON SECTY, 5,458.98
NORMENT, LUCYNA B RECEPTIONIST, 3,925.02
OHAGAN, NOREEN A SECRETAPY, 3,491.68
SCULLY, CAROL ANN DIST OFF SECRETARY, 4,000.02
TAMMEN, SUSAN SMITH LEGIS AIOE, 4,750.02
OFFICE OF HON. CRAIG HOSMER
BECKER, CLARE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
DONNELLY, GARY W CLERK, 4,650.00
FINLAYSON, ELIZABETH FROM JULY 1 5,749.98
HANCHETT, JAMES G 11,166.67
HARVEY, MARTHA JANE 4,099.98
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 600.00
KAR8ER, PATRICIA ANN 4,650.00
KARRER, PHILLIP A CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. 1 3.C0C.00
LUKEN, DAVID W 3,900.00
PRESTON, VERN 9,999.98
SPARSHOTT, FRANCES L FROM JULY 1 6,666.68
WICKHAM, MARJORIE A FROM JULY 1 7,066.65
YOUNG, MADDIE L FROM JULY 1 5,200.02
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES J. HOWARO
ANNATONE, SUSAN FROM AUG. 25 TO DEC. 7 2,002.77
BALDWIN, PATRICIA L CONGRESSIONAL INTFRN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
BLADES, NANCY FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 6 480.00
BRYSON, JOY BRISTOL CLERK, FROM AUG. 17 2,783.89
COROES, FRANCINE M RESEARCH ASST, 666.67
CtlX, MARY JANF 8,310.00
DUFFY, JOHN A 3,955.02
EDWARDS, LILLIAN E 2,350.02
HIGGINS, KATHLEEN SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 333.33
MATWIEJUK, HELEN RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 22 758.33
MCCLUNG, ROBIN W TO SEPT. 17 1,927.13
MUTZ, FRED J LEGISLATIVE ASST, 12,720.00
SEVIER, LISA SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO DEC. 7 .... 2,290.27
SHERK, SUSAN D 4,412.50
SHERMAN, MARILYN J TO AUG. 13 1,076.19
SULLIVAN, TIMOTHY F 13,789.98
THOMPSON, J CARROLL CASEWORKER, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 5 5,306.12
WFST, EONA F 4,455.00
WEST, JERRY W 1,510.02
OFFICE OF HON. W. R. HULL, JR.
CLARK, KIM AOMIN ASST, 12,974.52
COLFMAN, J MICHAEL CLFRK, TO AUG. 16 894.44
FALWELL, GARY E CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,666.68
FORD, JEANNE B CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,500.00
KAVPUCK, DEBORAH CLERK, TO SEPT. 5 1,456.72
LUNIN, BARRY J CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 800.00
LYNCH, MARGARET H EXEC SECRETARY, 9,280.62
PEARL, WILLIAM DAVID CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 2,025.00
ROPER, CAROLINE D 4,000.02
SHAMBERGER, JAMES M LEGIS ASST, 8,300.10
WILSON, FRANCIS M 7,872.96
64
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM L
. HUNG
ATE
BENN, HILDA E SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ....
BROMBERG, MARLYS L SECRETARY,
CLARK, LINDA C CLERK, TO JULY 31
CONLON, RICHARD P RESEARCH ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 ,
COOK, CLAIR M RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
COWDEN, ARTHUR M CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 ,
OEW, BEATRICE V SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 20 TO NOV. 11 ..
DRULMAN, DOROTHY T SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ,
DRURY, CLAIRE TELMANIK SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 27 TO NOV. 30 .,
EBY, MARY NAOMI SECRETARY,
KESSLER, VICTORIA M SECRETARY, ,
LEMBO, ROBERT A CLERK, TO AUG. 15 ,
L1GG0N, MARY LOU PERSONAL SECY,
LOTTMANN, PAMELA C SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 15 ,
MCBRIDE, PATRICIA ANN CLFRK, TO NOV. 30 AND CASE WORKER,
FROM DEC. 1 ,
PAGNELLA, ROSETTA ANN ADM ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 ,
PANNETON, SANDRA N SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 13 ,
ROSS, MARION CHAMPLEE SECRETARY, ,
SCHIEFFER, JANET MARIE DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 ,
SLATER, WILLIAM 0 DIST REP, ,
STEINER, WELDON H PRESS SEC, ,
STRAUBE, JOYCE MARIE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 ..,
STRAUBE, KAREN SUE SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 ,
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN E. HUNT
3ELLIS, KENNETH LEGISASST, ,
COSTELLO, RUTH SECRFTARY ,
DONAHUE, KATHY CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 ,
GILLESPIE, FLORENCE M ,
GLICKSMAN, MARIE A SECRETARY, ,
GLINES, CARL R, JR PRESS SECTY, ,
MACNEIL, ELWELL DIST REP, ,
MILLS, ROBERTA J CLERK, ,
MUHRFELD, JOHN H DIST RFP,
RITCHEY, JUDITH G PERS SECTY, ,
SOHL, NANCY ADM ASST, i
STOFRRLE, LOUISE J SECTY-CLERK,
TREW, MARGIE H SECTY-CASE WORKER, ,
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD HUTCHINSON
BENDER, HELFN B ,
GAULDIN, WILLIAM W, JR I
HERSH, PHYLLIS M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 14 ....
MEIER, DOLORES ANN SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 9
MORGAN, HOLLIS W
MORGAN, LARRY L PRESS SECRETARY, i
PHILLIPS, JUANITA ,
RIBAUDO, MELISSA JAYNE TO AUG. 31 i
SCHULTZ, A G i
STOCKMAN, STEVE W SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 6 ,
UPTON, BETSY I TO AUG. 6 ,
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD H. ICHORD
ALLIGER, CAROL S SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 ,
3ELSHE, JOYCE
CARTFR, MARY BUSCH MEDIA CONSULTANT, FROM DEC. 1 ,
CYRQN, MAUREEN DOYLE RECEPTIONIST, TO JULY 17 I
HANEY, JEWFLL M ,
HARBAUGH, EILEEN
HENORIX, KARYL KAY SECRETARY,
HERZIG, NANCY G
ONEILL, KATHRYN H ,
PATTIE, BETTY POGUE SFCRETARY,
RANDOLPH, JOSEPHINE S SECRETARY ,
SPONSLER, BILLY C
WAGNER, MARY LOU SECRETARY, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31 ....
WEKENBORG, VIRGINIA
WHARTON, PATTY JO
$300.00
1,950.00
400.00
200.00
200.00
400.00
1,473.34
646.00
1,813.33
6,611.48
5,450.00
450.00
7,250.00
1,303.33
4,025.00
12,050.00
500.00
6,893.58
1,850.00
4,591.40
5,191.40
600.00
2,887.50
7,660.02
4,035.00
900.00
2,561.22
4,035.00
4, 197.48
5,602.50
4,035.00
6,229.98
5,275.02
11,520.00
1,872.48
7,660.02
6,000.00
7,430.76
440.00
3,000.00
9,375.30
8,215.02
3,183.00
1,501.78
14,491.92
390.00
390.00
3,416.65
2,546.58
1,000.00
381.79
2,480.70
2,546.58
4,500.00
3,400.02
4,162.50
4,500.00
5,567.52
13,990.08
387.44
14,073.72
5,022.60
65
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31. 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ANDREW JACOBS, JR.
AGRESTA, ANGELA
ANDERSON, ELEANORA M
APPLEGATE, RICHARD A
APPLEWHITE, JAMES R
BLOOM, ANDREA K
CARSON, JULIA M
CARSON, TANYA T
COELHO, PHYLLIS E
DEANE, MARY K
DOUGLAS, RODNEY L
HAGGERTY, JUDSON F
HEUSER, ALICE M
MAHERN, LOUIS J, JR
MYERS, RUFUS H, JR
SCHREIBER, WILLIAM M
SEIOENSTICKER, JAMES f
SIMONS, ROBERTA .
SINEX, ELLEN J
STREETER, ELIZABETH B
TO SEPT. 10
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 24
ASSISTANT,
ASSISTANT,
CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31 ...
ASSISTANT,
CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO NOV. 30 ...
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
LEGIS. ASST.,
ADM ASST,
LEGIS ASST,
SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 .,
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 10 ...
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
111
3,
4,
7,
It
5,
3,
1,
2,
9,
10,
7,
3,
1,
243.60
565.83
400.02
750.02
500.00
150.02
700.00
749.98
600.00
800.00
842.02
433.33
499.98
000.02
999.98
959.28
625.01
200.00
450.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN JARMAN
BOYDSTON, JOYCE W
CRUICKSHANK, JAMES
HAMBERG, MILDRED G
HASLUP, GRETLYN Z
MCCUE, ELLEN H
MOSHER, JUANITA
MURRAY, C J
SEEFELOT, BONNIE LEE
CLERK, 6,000.00
CLERK, 3,350.01
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 12,850.02
CLERK, 6,000.00
SECRETAPY, 10,249.98
13,549.98
CLERK, 4,300.02
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 13,150.02
OFFICE OF HON. ALBERT W. JOHNSON
CRIVELLA, BARBARA
DODOS, ELIZABETH JANE
GOOONOE, NANCY OEE
HEISTFR, MARY E
JESBERGER, MARY LOU
LEWIS, WINIFRED R
P0B3, ROBERT C, JR
ROBERTS, MELINDA L
WELLS, PAULINF G
WOLFE, STEPHEN L
WOOLRIDGE, NANCY J
EXEC SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 8,388.84
LEGIS CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,882.50
SECRETAPY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 5 3,539.77
CASFWORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ANO
FROM AUG. 5 4,815.89
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 550.00
SECPETARY, FPOM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 381.82
ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 8,250.00
SECRETAPY, FPOM SEPT. 1 2,166.68
DIST OFF SFCPETAPY, 5,985.00
OIST OFF ASST, 5,650.92
SECRETARY, 3,775.98
OFFICE UF HON. HAROLD T. JOHNSON
BARNES,
BENSKIN,
BOONE, F
BRAUN, J
BUTTERWn
OELLER,
HUBRARD,
KOLICH,
MORSE, G
PER EON I A
SANTANGE
SCHNEIDE
WATSON,
OWIGHT H
JOAN M
RANGES K
UANITA DELL
RTH, RUTH
WILLIAM P
EILEEN V
JANE C
ER7RU0E M
DAVID S
LO, LYNN P
R, PAULA E
EUGENE E
SECRETARY,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 16
SECRETARY,
CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 ..
SECPETARY,
TO NOV. 30
13,990.08
4,958.33
4,368.18
4,196.82
7,131.36
2,916.66
3,235.32
3,629.58
3,954.30
1,250.00
4, 107.48
4,011.60
10,413.54
66
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES RAPER JONAS
BARRON, MARY C SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 6 $1,631.67
BOTTS, ELIZABETH E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 6,000.00
BOWLES, LAWRENCE L AOMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,000.00
CORDES, ELIZABETH M SECRETARY, 4,450.02
FIRKIN, OONNA K SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 9 1,685.57
HATFIELD, JANE S SECTY, TO JULY 15 AND FROM SEPT. 1 ... 2,475.00
JONES, G SHIRLEY EXECUTIVE SFCRETARY, 6,795.00
LIVENGOOD, HELEN A SECRETARY, 5,625.00
MALLISON, ALMETA SECRETARY, 1,060.02
POOLE, EVELYN MAXINE SECRETARY, 4,450.02
SIMPSON, ROXIE C SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 2,220.00
OFFICE OF HON. ED JONES
CASH, JEAN LOUISE SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,749.99
CASHDOLLAR, ROBERT A STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 1,833.34
CHAMBERS, RAYBON C CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 15 TO SEPT. 7 858.88
FREEMAN, R S FIELD SECTY, TO AUG. 31 AND OFFICE
MGR, FROM SEPT. 1 5,681.46
HANNUM, VIVIFNNE B SECRETARY, 4,906.08
HARPOLE, JACOUELYN D SECRETARY, 5,111.76
LANCASTER, RAY H 9,347.16
MCCAFFREY, BETTYE J 2,130.96
MCCULLOUGH, STEVEN R OFFICE PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .. 533.33
MCLEAN, DAWN P SECTY, TO OCT. 31 2,000.00
MCLEAN, WOODFEN 13,671.66
NORTON, JAMES F, JR OFFICE PAGE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .. 533.33
PEELER, ALFRED W 3,442.08
PERRY, LINDA S 6,173.28
READER, MAPIBETH SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 583.33
RUBERRY, MARY JANE SECRETARY, 3,499.98
SEDBERRY, CARLTON N, III OFFICE PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 1,066.66
SMITH, JIMMY C OFFICE PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .. 533.33
SWITZER, PONNIE PARK OFFICE PAGE, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 533.33
THOMAS, GEORGE C 3,442.08
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT E. JONES
ANDREWS, GEORGE W, III CLERK, FROM AUG. 2 TO SEPT. 30 1,475.00
BAINE, CHARLES N CLERK, 1,060.02
BEARD, MARILYN M SECRETARY, 8,291.67
DUOA, MARGARET C CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY, FROM
OEC. 1 3,941.65
MACHEN, JYLES DIST REP., 10,500.00
MILSTEAO, GEORGE L ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 14,250.00
NOLEN, EDO CLERK, 2,691.68
RASBURY, WILDA DIANE SECRETARY, 4,416.67
RASCO, WILLIAM EARL LEGIS ASST., 11,083.32
THROSSELL, JUDY LYNN SECRETARY, 4,566.67
YOUNG, C GAFFNEY SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 625.00
OFFICE OF HON. WALTER B. JONFS
CURRY, GLORIA F PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,994.57
HARDEE, MARGARET W TO OCT. 31 1,560.20
LEWIS, KAY ISLEY 1,663.98
LUPTON, FLOYD J ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
OGLESBY, GENE H 1,971.78
ONEAL, JANIE T SECRETARY, 4,875.13
PATRICK, MILDRED G SECRETARY, 5,464.50
POU, MARY SPOTTSWOOO SECRETARY, 4,122.77
RUCKEP, PHYLLIS T SECRETARY, 6,143.35
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH E. KARTH
ANTHONE, SUSAN P SECRFTAPY, TO SEPT. 30 AND CASE
WORKER, FRCM OCT. 1 4,125.00
8ECKMAN, KATHRYN L SECRETARY, 5,039.94
DILLON, ELIZABETH ANN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRETAPY, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 ... 866.67
HAMILL, JOHN RANSOM LEGIS ASST, 8,962.02
HECHT, MARY ANN SECRETARY, 1,000.02
67
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH E. KARTH - CONTINUED
HESS, ROBERT E ADM ASST, $14,500.02
RADMAN, MARY ELLEN SECRETARY, 5,377.26
ROSENBAUM, BARBARA J SECRETARY, 4,505.40
SUDOW, ELLEN L RESEARCH ASST, 1,000.02
SULLIVAN, JANICE L SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 3,584.84
TONAT, EDWARD LEGIS ASST, 13,469.88
WEITZELL, PATRICIA J SECTY, FROM OCT. 21 1,959.98
YOUNG, ROBERT E LEGIS ASST, 1,999.98
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT W. KASTENMEIER
APPLEBAUM, STEWART H CLERK 6,750.00
BOHMRICH, SUSAN L CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 2,775.02
BROSSOW, NANCY JEAN CLERK, FROM JULY 23 3,247.80
BURNS, MARILYN RUTH CLERK, 7,099.98
CARR, JUDITH A CLERK, 5,200.00
DAUGS, PALMER F CLERK, TO OCT. 3 2,325.00
DYE, SHARON S OFFICE MGP , FROM NOV. 1 1,600.00
FESTGE, OTTO SECTY, FROM AUG. 30 TO AUG. 31 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM OCT. 1 5,900.98
GREER, FRANKLIN 0 CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 15 545.84
HERMANN, BEATRICE V CLERK, TO AUG. 15 616.67
KRAUSE, PATRICIA A CLERK, TO JULY 31 800.00
MAURER, LEONARD L CLERK, 7,500.00
MCGLYNN, MAUREEN ANN CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 200.00
MYERS, SHIRLEY ANN CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,850.00
NAGER, NORMA CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 . 3,606.13
OSHIKI, KAZ AOM ASST, 13,950.00
SCHAEFER, DAVID R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 750.00
SLAUGHTER, GENE K CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO DEC. 20 544.46
VUKELICH, HELEN G CLERK, TO AUG. 29 AND FROM SEPT. 1 ... 1,790.00
OFFICE OF HON. ABRAHAM KAZEN, JR.
DURBANO, LILLIAN
FLEMING, ROBERT H
GRAY, ANITA D
HACKLER, NORMA JEAN
HENDERSON, WALLACE D
MADISON, NANCY P
MARTINEZ, ALFONSO A
MURRAY, PATRICIA A
PITTMAN, STELLA T
SCHWARZ, KAREN A
SECRETARY, 9,065.34
ADM ASST, 12,193.68
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 516.67
STENO-CLERK, 2,985.66
FIELD REP., 5,273.46
STENOGRAPHER, 4,711.08
RESEARCH CLERK, 6,369.06
EXEC. SECRETARY, 9,478.62
SECRETARY 5,593.50
SECRETARY, 5,169.66
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. KEATING
JR
ARCHIBALD, CORINNE
BLOCK, LOUIS THOMAS
BOISSEAU, FITZ P, III
BROWNE, CECILIA
CRUDUP, JANE E
DEHNER, WALTER J,
DOYLE, JOAN ANNE
FITTING, JOAN
HAYDEN, HELEN E
HAYES, THOMAS A
HUBBLE, GAIL P
MUETHING, DAVIO L
NIEBEL, JANET LEE
OTT, ROBERT B, JR
PORTFR, JOSEPH M
OUINLAN, JEANNE F
RIVERS, JOHN R
RUSSELL, JOHN K
SAUNDERS, KAYE MARLENE
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 13 .
LEGISLATIVE ASST,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 23
OFFICE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
OFFICE CLFRK, FROM NOV. 13
CASE WORKER, TO DEC. 3
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 16
ADM ASST,
PERSONAL SECRETARY, TO OCT. 16
CLERK, FROM JULY I TO OCT. 31
PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO
DFC. 15
OFFICE ASST, FROM SEPT. 9 TO NOV. 15 .
RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST, TO NOV. 30 AND
PERSONAL SECRFTARY/OFF MANAGER, FROM
DEC. 1
RESEARCH ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND LEGIS
AIDE, FROM DEC. 1
PRESS ASST,
SECRETARY,
938.89
4,437.52
230.00
375.00
2,311.65
1,300.00
293.33
3,400.02
312.50
11,250.00
2,650.00
1,000.01
4,354.19
372.24
662.50
3,916.67
4,041.68
10,000.02
3,499.98
68
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. KEATING - CONTINUED
SCOTT, SUSAN A DIST ASST, *4,249.98
SUNDERMANN, MARY E SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 9 TO OCT. 9 .... All. 33
TPAUTH, JOSEPH L, JR DISTRICT MANAGER, A, 425. 00
WILLKE, MARIE SECTY, TO AUG. 31 953. 34
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES KEE
BEANE, LINOA H 4,606.08
BLIZZARD, GEORGE D 4,282.68
30YD, ROXIE 4,606.08
COOK, KIRSTEN M CLERK, 11,125.58
GRANT, DELLA M CLERK, 6,750.00
HARRIS, DOUGLAS L CLERK, 1,000.02
LINCOLN, EVELYN 13,663.74
SCOTT, LEONARD V 1,443.42
SWAM, VIRGINIA C 1,145.58
THOMPSON, LINDA K CLERK, 4,099.98
TRIMBLE, GLORIA JEAN CLERK, 4,351.18
TSUTRAS, FRANK G 13,671.66
OFFICE OF HON. HASTINGS KEITH
BURPEE, WILLARD A LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,716.65
CHARRON, RHEA IRENE SECRETARY 1,300.02
COUTO, ROBERT SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 3,583.32
DEGNER, DONNA M EXEC SECTY, 4,300.02
DOHERTY, ANNA H SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 583.33
ELDRIDGE, JOHN C SPECIAL ASST, 3,499.98
FOWLER, JOHN N SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 700.00
FRANKLIN, THERESA A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 23 TO
AUG. 20 280.00
GABAUER, PETER A, JR LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 12 2,075.00
JAYNES, DAVID W ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,920.67
KELLEY, KAREN P FRCM SEPT. 1 866.68
MAUS, LARRY E STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 648.99
NIFMI, ALAN V LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 18 ... 1,035.53
OTT, CHRISTINA G CASE WOPKEP, FROM JULY 1 4,999.98
OWENS, KEVIN F SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 . 783.33
PRINCE, OIANF E PERSONAL SFCTY, 4,999.98
SHEETS, JULIE ANN LEGIS ASST, 4,500.00
SIEGRIST, ROBERT R ASST FOR PUBLIC AFFAIRS, FROM JULY 1 . 9,166.66
STANZIONE, RICHARD D LEGIS ASST, TO SEDT. 30 2,450.00
SYLVIA, OTILIA SECRETARY, 4,350.00
WAGNER, AUGUSTUS F, JR ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,041.68
WILLIS, M I"ENE SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 19 TO AUG. 31 234.67
WIRZB'.JRGER , MAPK F FROM SEPT. 1 TU NOV. 30 650.01
OFFICE OF HON. JACK F. KEMP
ARMSTRONG, JUDITH B LEGIS SECRETARY, 4,999.98
8R0WNFELD, ALLAN SPECIAL ASST, FRCM JULY 15 TO SEPT. 15 660.83
CONCANNON, DAVID J, JR DIST LIAISON PEP, FROM NOV. 15 1,533.33
CROMWELL, JAMES H ADM ASST, 13,500.00
FEPENCHAK, RUTH SECRETARY, TO JULY 10 180.56
GENRICH, CHARLES HAROLD STAFF ASST 1,999.98
GORSKY, RICHARD 0 STAFF ASST 1,999.98
HILL, NANNIE L CL ERK- TYP I ST , 3,188.31
HOSTA, VERNE L STAFF ASST 1,999.98
KORN, LINDYSUE SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 555.23
LABELLE, SUZANNE A SECTY, FROM DFC. 1 374.67
LANE, JACQUFLINF SECRETARY, FPU" JULY 6 5,750.00
OLMAN, MARYFLLEN CASEWORKER, 4,999.98
PARSONS, DAPLENE I RESEARCH ASST, 6,416.65
REYNOLDS, ELIZABETH A PEPS SECRETARY, 5,500.02
ROTTERMAN, LOUIS J PRESS ASST., FROM JULY 1 8,500.02
RUTKOWSKI, EDWARD J DIST REP, 4,000.02
TOMCZAK, LOIS A DISTRICT SECRETARY, 4,000.0?
VIEHE, JAMES FDWARD CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
VOLKFR, CAP( L A DISTRICT CASEWORKER, TO NOV. 14 2,605.54
69
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. r.ARLETON J. KING
BERG, GEORGE L, JP ADMIN ASST, S14,500.02
DYE, CHARLOTTE A PFPSONAL SECRETARY, 5,800.02
FRYLING, SHERRILL E SECRETARY, FPOM JULY 12 3,755.57
GRIMES, PEGGY A SECRETAPY, 3,795.47
HOLAHAN, NANCY ANN SECRETAPY, 1,800.00
MURPHY, JAMES A, JP FIELD PEP, , 7,350.00
PAINE, FUSTIS 2,905.32
RIELY, JOHN P 4,44<t.3R
SOVICH, MARLENE A SFCRETAPY, FROM OCT. 11 1,444.45
STOKES, VENA DIANE SECRETAPY, TO JULY 14 311.11
SZEKELY, JULIA TO OCT. 2? 2,091.90
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN C. KLUCZYNSKI
ANDREWS, PETER JOHN CLFRK, 4,099.98
BLEECKER, LYNN G SECRETAPY, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
CLERK, FROM DEC. I 1,316.00
GEORGALAS, ELEANOR SECRFTARY, TO NOV. 30 AND CLERK, FROM
DEC. 1 7,311.00
GEWIRTZ, SARAH JANE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TC NOV. 30 4, 16ft. 65
MALUSKA, ANNE V SECRFTARY, TO NOV. 30 AND CLERK, FROM
DEC. 1 4,081.85
MITTELSTAEDT, PEARL SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND CLERK, FROM
DEC. I 7,462.00
NICHOLS, ANN A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
PALYS, PAUL G CLERK, 5,012.85
PEARSON, BEVERLY EXEC SECTY TO LEG ASST, 13,556.66
PIENCZAK, EDWARD J ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 AND ADMIN ASST
DISTRICT CFF, FROM DEC. 1 13,429.17
SALMON, JOHN J CLFRK, TO JULY 31 916.67
OFFICF OF HON. EDWARD I. KOCH
ADLER, DOUGLAS OCHS
ALTMAN, RUTH S
ARLT, RONAY
BENNETT, CHARLES F
3FRNUTH, PETER K
BLUM, MONICA INGRID
BRANTLEY, CARLOTTA /
BROWN, DAVID W
COFFEY, DIANE M
DEELY, CATHARINE B
DOWNEY, BARBARBA JEAN
GUENTERT, BAPBARA J
MILLER, DONNA M
PALMER, ANNE J
SAMMON, VIRGINIA C
SILVERMAN, SUE W
SOODAK, IRIS
WINKLER, WENDY CAROL
STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK, FROM
OCT. 1 TH OCT. 31 AND FROM DEC. 1 ....
STAFF ASST,
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 16 TO
AUG. 15
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
STAFF ASST,
STAFF ASST,
COUNSEL,
PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND PERSONAL APPTS SECTY, FROM
DEC. I
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 15
STAFF ASST,
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND ASST CASE
WORKER, FROM NOV. 1
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31
CLFRK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
LEGIS STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND
LEGIS-STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 4 TO OCT. 31
617.66
4,250.00
9,592.67
300.00
8,900.00
5, 100.00
4,350.00
14,400.00
1,655.83
150.00
5,050.00
3,720,
2,027,
3,200,
2,276.00
3,660.00
1,000.00
945.76
OFFICE OF HON. DAN KUYKENDALL
ALLOERDICE, MICHAEL
CARTER, PHYLLI S ANN
DEES, FRANKIE LEE
OINEEN, MICHAEL F
FRIBERG, GREGORY N
GREENER, CYNTHIA E
KILLERREW, MAEOLA L
LABARCA, HELEN CHRISTINE
LEAKE, VIRGINIA
MEANS, JOHN N
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 1,141.67
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 10 TO SEPT. 30
AND STAFF ASST FOR PUBLIC REL, FROM
OCT. 1 2,300.00
DISTRICT SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 3,750.00
AOMIN ASST, 8,250.00
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 400.00
SECTY, TO AUG. 31 500.00
SECTY, TO AUG. 31 800.00
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
SECRETARY, 5,299.98
PRESS SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 7,999.98
70
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DAN KUYKENDALL - CONTINUED
PARKER, KAREN ELIZABETH
POWELL, M ELIZABETH
REDDITT, EDWARD E
STONE, GUY
TOMLINSON, SHIPLEY S
VULEV ICH, HFLEN E
WADE, FRANCFS PATRICIA
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN KYL
ADAMS, SANDRA PICKENS
ATKINS, NEDRA P
CALDWELL, GILBERT R, .
CREWS, WILLIAM W
EATON, ROBERT J
MINCKS, BRYAN H
MORROW, JCHN A
NESS, JOHN W VAN
PADOVAN, EDNA
ROGERS, HAROLD D
ROGERS, MARGARET C
WALLER, BRADLEY TODD
FROM JULY 1
PERS 6 APPT SECRETARY,
COMMUNITY SERVICE OFF REP, FROM JULY 1
TO NOV. 30 AND COMMUNITY SERVICE
OFFICER, FROM DEC. 1
FIELD REP,
SECTY ,
SECRETARY,
FROM JULY 1
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
INTERN, FRCM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
FROM AUG. 1
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7
INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
$4,450.02
5,583.35
10,425.00
1,200.00
5,299.98
4,450.02
5,170.80
5,170.80
300.00
300.00
8,040.18
3,125.00
1,330.00
300.00
7,838.64
9,824.10
4,541.40
300.00
OFFICE OF HON. PETFR N. KYROS
ADAMS, NANCY E SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
BELL, WILLIAM A, JR LEGIS ASST
CANADAY, ALYCE D ADM ASST,
CHILDS, ARTHUR P STAFF ASST,
CHILOS, CANDICF S SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
CURTIS, GAIL PATRICIA STAFF ASST,
GRKAVAC, OLGA STAFF ASST,
KURRUS, ROBERT M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 ....
LURING, ANN F RECEPTIONIST, TO SEPT. 30 AND STAFF
ASST, FROM OCT. 1
MHRONG, MARGARET H STAFF ASST,
MOULTON, SANDRA L STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
PELTON, FLEANOR B STAFF ASST,
PLANTt, JEROME G
RICHARDS, COPY L STAFF ASST
SAVAGE, HELEN J STAFF ASST,
OFFICE OF HON. EARL F. LANDGREBE
BONSIO, L WILLIAM, JR RESEARCH SPECIALIST, FROM DEC. 1 ....
CARRIER, GERALD L PRESS SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 21 .
DINSE, NANCY HELEN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
QROMPP, MICHAEL R CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
FASFL, DEBORAH OEE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
GORDUN, ANNE E SECRETARY,
GR1ESFR, REBFCCA S CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
GRUVERMAN, JACKI LEE SECRETAPY, FROM JULY 1
HIONEK, ROY H FIELD REP
KFLLEY, CHRISTINF E SECTY,
KELLY, MARY P CLERK, FRCM SFPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
MARTIN, RAY 0 CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
MARTIN, WENDELL R CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
MATTESON, J KIPSTAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 31
MATZAT, DOLORES F CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SFPT. 30
MCRRFLL, MARY SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
MITCHELL, OVETA F SECTY, FROM AUG. 1
MURTAUGH, JAMES F
REICHERT, DONALD E CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
ROBINSON, MARGARET Z SFCRFTARY, FROM JULY 1
SMITH, BETTE N SECRETARY, FPOM JULY I
STRALEY, MAPCEIL H SPFCIAL PROJECT, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY
31
THOMAS, BRENDA KAYE
WALL, WILLIAM L, JR LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 12
500. 10
8,774.22
12,891.96
4,711.08
538.50
7,000.02
4,875.00
510.00
,00
.98
,76
2,925.
1,624.
1,358.
6,499.98
10,127.94
4,749.99
5,500.02
300.00
8,556.27
5,379.66
220.00
220.00
3,499.98
220.00
5,281.74
6,000.00
3,750.00
220.00
220.00
220.00
300.00
165.00
4,499.70
2,750.00
2,005.98
220.00
4,749.72
4,007.70
1,000.00
2,005.98
6,572.24
71
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. PHIL M. LANDRUM
BRAMBLETT, SANDRA G CLERK-INTERN, TO AUG. 31 $1,200.00
CHAPPELL, ANN 8,270.82
ELBERFELO, KATHERINE A CLERK, FROM JULY 15 3,320.00
FLEMING, ELIZABETH M 8,422.14
HEFNER, RONNIE B TO AUG. 31 1,699.54
JENKINS, EDGAR L 7,035.12
MARTIN, JOHN M, III CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
THORNTON, THOMAS T, JR 4,974.96
VANLANDINGHAM, MARIAN WRITER, FROM JULY 1 1,800.00
WARREN, WILLIAM C CLERK, 7,000.02
OFFICE OF HON. DELBERT L. LATTA
BUKCHELL, KAYE M 10,500.00
CLARK, PHYLLIS ANN 3,602.28
DEAN, SUE E APPTS SECY-RECEPTIONIST, 4,200.00
OOUGHERTY, DEBORAH A CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 15 750.00
EDWARDS, CAROLYN JEAN SECRETARY, 5,522.70
FORSYTH, GORDON J LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 13 825.00
KOERBER, VIOLET C CLERK-LEGIS AIDE, FROM NOV. 1 1,833.34
MANCUSO, AMELIA 6,000.30
MAYS, JANE E CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 1,083.34
THOBURN, CARL L RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 15 1,875.00
WEINSTOCK, JOAN CLERK-SECTY, FROM JULY 1 4,200.00
WILSON, MARY FAITH CLFRK, TO OCT. 31 3,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT L. LEGGETT
ARCHER, JOSEPH ALLAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 7 70.00
AUGLIERE, VINCENT J CONSULTANT, FROM DEC. 1 100.00
BACA, ANNA R SECRETARY, 1,900.02
BEEKMAN, ROBERT EARL FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 800.00
BELOW, WILLIAM C CLERK, TO OCT. 31 666.68
CHAFFEE, OWEN ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 13,363.02
COAKLEY, JAMES J DIST REP, 14,500.02
ELMGREN, CATHERINE ANN SECTY, FROM OCT. 16 1,445.42
GREENE, LYNDON E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 8 TO
AUG. 15 380.00
HARPER, VIRGINIA SECRETARY, 4,042.50
KEEGAN, JOYCE A 5,132.52
KRONFELD, LEOPOLD J LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 2,206.92
LEMAS, ELIZABETH SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 200.00
MINDEL, WILMA R SECRETARY, 5,655.00
OBRIEN, DOROTHY C OFFICE MGR, FROM JULY 1 11,302.28
PHILLIPS, TEDDIE B SECRETARY, 3,892.50
POTTS, JO ANN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 15 .... 2,023.59
SHERMAN, ROBERT 7,217.52
OFFICE OF HON. ALTON LENNON
BUTLER, ANNE R 6,850.02
CAMPION, GEORGIA B ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
JONES, DOUGLAS J 10,249.98
KNIGHT, CATHARIN FROM SEPT. 7 2,375.00
MCCORKLE, GAYLE C 3,750.00
MCLEAN, JEAN 7,999.98
SCOTT, LYLLIAN GRAY CLERK-SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 541.67
WALKER, CHRISTINE B 6,250.02
OFFICE OF HON. NORMAN F. LENT
BAKER, FDYTH KNAPP LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 2,166.68
80ATRIGHT, PEED H PRESS ASST, 4,999.98
EUSELL, RALPH JAMES, JP ADMIN ASST, 14,469.00
JASPAN, ARTHUR W LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY I 2,500.02
72
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. NORMAN F. LENT - CONTINUED
KLOOS, SUSAN K STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 $4,316.65
LANGFORD, CAROLYN LEE STAFF ASSISTANT, 4,504.98
LORD, CHRISTOPHER D STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 2,874.22
MARTIN, EDWARD J STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 883.32
MARTIN, TONI MELISSA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
MINOGUE, MAPY JANE STAFF ASST, 4,027.98
MORRIS, BARBARA ANN STAFF ASST, 5,830.02
NORRIS, CECELIA H OFFICE MANAGER-SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 . 2,473.34
OVERGAARO, RICHARD L COMM REL AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 2,766.68
ROMAN, ROBERT D DIST REP, 6,693.33
SCOTT, LILLIAN S PUBLIC RELATIONS ASST, TO OCT. 31 .... 2,320.83
TAT, MARILYN CRAWFORD STAFF ASST., 6,360.00
WEISS, CHARLES W STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 1,824.99
WEISSER, ARLENE L RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,700.01
OFFICE OF HON. ARTHUR A. LINK
BACKES, JACQUELINE SECRETARY, 3,850.02
BOE, AUDREY S SECRETARY, 4,235.00
CAMERON, ROSALIE P SECRETARY, 4,849.98
ECKELBERG, DUANE CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND ASST CLK, FROM
DEC. 1 4,184.60
JONES, DOROTHY M SECRETARY, 5,950.02
KALDAHL, THERMAN C ASSISTANT, 7,784.35
KING, ALICE C SECRETARY, TO NOV. 15 1,642.50
NORSWORTHY, OLIVER D CLERK, 1,350.00
ROBERTS, BARBARA JANE SECRETARY, 3,100.02
RUSTAD, WALLACE ASST TO MBR, 11,659.98
SCOUTON, WILLIAM 0 ASSISTANT, 11,659.98
VALFU, ROBERT L ASSISTANT, 8,354.15
WHEELIHAN, JOHN P, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 510.00
ZOLLER, WANDA RENEE SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 17 410.67
OFFICE OF HON. SHERMAN P. LLOYD
AHLSTROM, ARDETH M 4,650.00
ANDERSON, ROBERT M 2,402.40
OWAN, JOHN FRANCIS CLERK, 7,350.00
GILLETTE, FAY CLERK, 2,400.00
GOATES, ROMA T CLERK, 4,950.00
HANSEN, ROYAL IVORY CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM DEC. 1 .... 1,925.00
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D PROFESSIONAL STAFF, FROM OCT. 1 TO
OCT. 31 566.67
JONES, GORDON S CLERK, 6,900.00
LOVELL, JOAN CLERK, FROM OCT. 2 1,730.54
MCCRANEY, DAVID L CLERK, FROM JULY I 4,539.60
MUSGROVE, MYRA JEAN CLERK, 3,000.00
ROLLO, JOHN M CLERK 4,738.35
SHORES, SUSAN CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 5 .... 4,629.17
THOMPSON, LINWOOD C CLERK, TO SFPT. 30 AND FROM NOV. 1 TO
NOV. 30 1,800.00
TURNER, RITA J TO SFPT. 30 2,125.17
WINCGAP, PAUL W CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND ADMIN ASST, FROM
NOV. 1 11,566.67
OFFICE OF HON. CLARENCE 0. LONG
AYCOCK, JANE B CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 120.00
94CHARACH, DFBORAH SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 2 2,897.20
DAVIDSON, MAPGAPET S 4,667.02
GOMILLION, WILLIAM P CLERK, TO JULY 31 200.00
HAMMERS, JFAN 0 CASF WORKFR, 4,999.98
HENRY, MARY V LEGIS SECTY, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT.
5 4,245.00
HOPE, EL17A6ETH MOSLEY SECRETARY, 6,499.98
HORNEY, GEORGE BRENT DISTRICT REP, FROM JULY 1 6,574.98
LEHMAN, SUSAN N APPT SECTY, FROM JULY 6 3,645.83
MACMICHAEI., BAR°Y LYNN APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND PRESS ASST, FROM OCT. 1 . 4,679.01
M4SJR, LAUREN J RECEPTIONIST, FROM AUG. ? -2,690.30
PITTS, LINDA W TO AUG. 6 730.00
73
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CLARENCE D. LONG - CONTINUED
PLATT, ELIZABETH S PRESS SECRETARY,
REVELLS, MARSHA 0 CLERK-TYPIST,
ROBERTS, PATRICIA A LEGIS SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7
SELTZER, GREGORY N INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
SMITH, SUSAN G TO SEPT. 30
STOCKTON, PETER 0 H SPEC INVESTIGATOR, FROM OCT. 2
THOMAS, JEANETTE HAYS TO JULY 6
TOLLERTON, KATHRYN R LEGIS ASST,
WEINBLATT, STUART G CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
OFFICE OF HON. SPEEDY 0. LONG
BRADY, THOMAS FLOYD CLERK,
BRIDGES, EDYTHE M CLERK,
CARROLL, LANETTE CLERK, TO SEPT. 3
COUVILLION, DAVID IRVIN
DAVID, SUSAN CLERK, TO AUG. 31
GUM, CYNTHIA R CLERK,
HICKS, CARLTON JAMES CLERK,
HILDERBRAND, PRISCILLA
HODGES, BERTICE G CLERK,
PIPER, CATHERINE B CLERK,
SMITH, ALVA C, JR CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
SMITH, SONDPA ANN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
SWOR, MATTIE LOU CLERK,
TARVER, JOHN R CLERK
WILSON, JUANITA ANN CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. MANUEL LUJAN, JR.
CORTEZ, WILLIAM P CLERK,
CRANDALL, QUENTON K FROM JULY 1
DAUM, JACK D CLERK,
ECONOMIDES, KATHERINE FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
HEAVNER, DONALD W, SR SPEC PROJ ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
HERRING, BEVERLY A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
KERNS, DIANA C CLERK,
KERSNER, JUDITH D CLERK,
LEGER, ANTONIO C FIELD REP,
MARTINEZ, KATE L TO AUG. 31 AND FPOM JUNE 1 TO AUG. 15
MORGAN, MARTHA B SECRETARY,
MUNSEY, DIANA M SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
PAPO, PEGGY ANN LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
PRESSON, G EDWARD CLERK, F"OM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
SALAZAR, LUCY M DIST SECRETARY,
VIGIL, ROSINA G CASEWORKER,
t 4*241.64
3,250.02
2,216.65
800.00
2,547.48
6,427.79
273.33
7,999.98
450.00
6,949.98
3,349.98
735.00
10,375.02
700.00
4,500.00
4,800.00
4,000.02
3,349.98
4,500.00
1,800.00
1,400.00
4,500.00
10,999.98
4,000.02
1,800.00
14,500.02
10,807.06
300.00
400.00
1,000.00
3,850.00
4,107.76
4,300.00
2,206.30
1,050.00
2,800.00
4,600.00
5,099.98
1,393.93
4, 137.70
4,349.98
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT MCCLORY
ANDREWS, GAIL C
BAGGE, CAROL
BITNER, BETTY JANE
BRAXTON, JUANITA D
CHANDLER, LAURA E
COLEVAS, GERALOEAN J
CORBIN, EULALIA 0
CRAIG, RAYMOND L
FISHER, NED LAWRENCE
HILL, MARY C
KENNEY, VIRGINIA
KIERNAN, FRANCES B
LEASON, JULIA E
MORROW, JEAN E
NIEMAN, TIMOTHY PAUL
OBRIEN, CAROLYN JEAN
RUOD, ALETHEA S
SPEYER, BARBARA KAY
STONHAM, MARIETTA H
WARD, EDWARD J
SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 675.00
SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 16 TO AUG. 15 598.33
TO AUG. 31 483.96
SECPETAPY-RECEPTIONIST, 3,000.00
INTERN, FROM SEPT. 13 1,559.99
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 7,750.02
DISTRICT ADMIN ASST, 7,987.50
EXEC ASST, TO JULY 15 833.34
TO AUG. 31 946.80
FROM OCT. 18 1,926.40
FROM SFPT. 1 1,283.96
6,3 75.00
RECEPTIONIST, 3,750.00
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,625.02
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 900.00
SECPETARY-STENO, TO JULY 15 300.00
SECFTAPY, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
20 4,606.37
FPPM NOV. 15 664.44
STAFF ASST 6,265.02
FROM SEPT. 1 1,733.32
74
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT MCCLORY - CONTINUED
WEYLANO, JOHN L LEGIS ASST,
WEYLANO, LINDA CAROL FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
ZIMMETT, MARK P INTERN, TO SEPT. 7
OFFICE OF HON. PAUL N. MCCLCSKEY, JR.
BETHRAY, CONSTANCE M PERS SECTY,
BROWN, DAVID S J
BRUNE, JANET STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
BRYANT, PHILIP G STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
CANBY, ANNF P
DEVOY, ROBERT TYNAN, JR STAFF ASST
FARLFY, JANET LOUISE FIELD SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV.
30 AND STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1
HOMANS, LUCY ALDRICH STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 12
LAFOND, PAUL DECFLLE
MILLER, JANE M STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
5
MONTEITH, MICHAEL S STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
MOORE, ELIZABETH S FIELD ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM DFC. 1
MURPHY, GEORGE E, JR PRESS ASST, FROM OCT. 15
NAEHR, CAROL SUSAN SECRFTARY, TO JULY 31 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 19
NIKLAUS, DAVID C
PEARSON, JANET P STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
SCHMIDT, ROBIN STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 14
SHERWOOD, ANNE
STEPHENSON, RICHARD G CONGRF SS I ONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
WILSON, JOHN LEWIS
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES A. MCCLURE
ANCHUSTEGUI, NINA M SECRETARY,
BACKER, SHERRILL A SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30
BEATTY, BARBARA SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 20
COLLINS, JANE HAMPTON SECRETARY,
CUMMINGS, LOUELLA C SECRETARY,
DAHL, HELEN G SECRETARY, FROM JULY 13
GOLLER, JAMES A DIST ASST,
HANFORO, DOROTHY J SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D DIRECTOR EN £ RES TSK FCt FROM SEPT. 1
TO SEPT. 30 AND DtR-TSK FCE-ENERGY £
RES, FROM NOV. 1
JOHNSON, RUTH V SECRETAPY,
KEITHLY, CAROLYN JANE SECRETARY,
LEWIS, RAYMOND K LEGIS ASST, FROM SFPT. 24
MATTMILLER, NIKI CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28
MCKAY, DORTHY M CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
SLOVER, LILA J SECRETARY,
THOMAS, PHYLLIS E SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 4
THOMPSON, RICHARD K ADM ASST,
TIMOTHY, ALAN R CLERK, TO AUG. 23
TURNER, LINDA C SECRETARY,
WARE, MARY ELIZABETH SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
WINTERS, JUDY K SECRETARY, TO AUG. 16
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN Y. MCCOLLISTER
BLOODWORTH, REBECCA SECRETARY,
BOJOWSKI, DIANE A CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
HAGEL, CHARLES T CLERK, FROM JULY 22 TO SEPT. 14 AND
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 15
HARVEY, H MICHAEL ASST LEGIS ASST, TO JULY 15
JUAREZ, JOSEPH J STAFF AIDE,
KRONBERG, WENDELL A CLERK,
MATSON, PATRICIA JO RESEARCH ASST,
MCCORNACK, GREGG C CONSTITUENT RELATIONS ASST,
PEACOCK, CATHERINE M LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 15
PETERS, PAUL F LEGIS ASST,
ROMANS, RONALD C ADMIN ASST,
$6,499.98
1,766.07
893.33
5,816.68
4,083.33
4,350.00
658.33
5,366.68
3,916.68
4,366.66
2,609.34
8,350.02
3,486.66
500.00
4,366.66
3, 166.67
3,365.27
8,766.66
383.33
346.67
5,366.68
450.00
3,966.68
4,249.98
2,124.99
1, 128.12
3,949.98
3,258.33
3,033.35
11,500.02
1,100.00
1,022.66
3,400.02
3,250.02
3,189.13
580.00
600.00
3,949.98
1,570.84
12,150.00
956.95
4,366.65
375.00
920.00
3,419.73
900.00
2,120.00
520.83
1,200.00
1,200.00
5,250.00
5,500.02
4,008.88
10,750.02
12,499.98
75
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN Y. MCCOLLISTER - CONTINUED
RUBIN, MARK LEE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 18 TO
AUG. 31
SHEAKS, MARCH T SECRETARY,
SISSON, SANOPA KAY OIST FIELD REP,
SWAIN, NAOMI JANE CLERK, FROM JULY L
TAYLOR, MONTF DISTRICT REP,
WESTNER, FRANCES C OFFICE MANAGER, ..
OFFICE OF HON. MIKE MCCORMACK
ARRAMS, POYE LYNN SECY-RECEPTIONIST, FROM SEPT. 20
ALEXANDER, NANCY C CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 ....
ANDELIN, JOHN P, JR STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
BACON, BARBARA B CLERK, FROM JULY I
BEATY, ORREN, JR LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 15 ..
ELLIS, JERRY ANN ASST DISTRICT REP, FROM SEPT. 1
FALKNOR, RICHARD M C ADM ASST, FROM DEC. 1
HARRINGTON, TONI T SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 15
HARPIS, DANIEL S, JR CONSULTANT, FROM DEC. 1
HUNT, THOMAS E PRESS ASST, FROM JULY 1
INGELS, GAIL M CLERK, FROM SEPT. 15
LEWIS, M CAROL STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
NILAN, JUDITH LYNNE CLERK ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
NOWAKOWSKI, PAGNAR F AOMIN ASST,
PARGAMENT, EDYTHF A STENOGRAPHER, TO SEPT. 30 AND
CONFIDENTIAL SFCRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 ..
PRYNF, FRIC BRUCE STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 ANO
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO
AUG. 15
RAWSON, WILLIAM RANDALL STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 14 AND RESEARCH
ASST, FROM NOV. 15
STROHMAIER, GARY F DIST REP, TO NOV. 30
STRDHMAIEP, SHERRY A DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30
VERNIER, HARVEY D ASST OIST REP,
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM M. MCCULLOCH
BRUSH, MARGIE B
CAMPBELL, CHRISTINA CLERK, FROM JULY 1
DIENFR, NANCY L CLERK, FROM DEC. 6
DUCIBELLA, SHARON R TO JULY 31
GELCHION, RAYMOND W CLERK, TO AUG. 31
GILLAPD, JAMES R CLERK, TO AUG. 31
HANNANT, SANDY CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO NOV. 20
PAGE, VERA W . SECTY, FROM JULY 1
RING, STEPHEN W FROM SEPT. 10
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH M. MCDADE
BELLIZZI, JANET CLERK, FROM OCT. 26
CAHILL, MARY E CASEWORKER
CORRIGAN, ANNE W SPEC ASST-LEGI SLAT I VE , FROM DEC. I ...
EDMUNDSON, MARGERY C RECEPTIONIST,
GOINS, LOUISE OFFICE MANAGER, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 16
KROPP, EDITH M CLEPK, FROM DEC. 2
LFTTIERI, FRED F FIELD REP,
MOSER, GERTRUDE L EXEC SECRETARY,
OGORMAN, FRANCIS E ADMIN ASST,
REESE, ROBERT H
ROUP", GREGCRY A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
RUSSEN, MICHAEL S FIELD REP,
TAUBFR, KAREN L SECRETARY,
WRIGHT, MARY AGNFS OFFICE MANAGER, FROM OCT. 17
$430.00
4,999.98
5,500.02
1,200.00
6,750.00
6,499.98
1,683.33
3,526.67
300.00
6,000.00
4,375.00
1,400.00
2, 166.67
1,150.00
265.33
8,499.98
353.33
600.00
2,000.00
500.00
14,361.96
5,700.00
950.00
4,487.45
6,250.00
2,500.00
2,590.00
1,145.58
5,500.02
347.23
692.22
1,050.00
1,050.00
2f222.20
10,500.00
1,110.00
1,209.72
4,882.44
1,250.00
4,556.76
7,566.92
483.33
4,762.50
10,025.94
14,491.98
1,332.78
600.00
7,069.62
3,750.00
1,850.00
OFFICt OF HON. JACK H. MCDONALD
CASSFQY, L niANNE
CJOK, CLAIR M
FITZGERALD, LAURENCE F
LEGIS. ASST., 6,000.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 191.67
AOMIN ASST, 14,500.02
71-124 O - 72 - 6
76
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE nF HON. JACK H. MCDONALD - CONTINUED
KAMPMANN, MARION RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. I
KAUL, LA VONNE SECTY,
KELLY, JANET MARIE TYPIST,
MCKEOUGH, MARY T SECRETARY-CASEWORKER,
MILNE, J RICHARD RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 10
MOGLE, JEAN E SECRETARY,
PHANEUF, CAROL L SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
SCUPHOLM, PAUL T DISTRICT ASST,
SHELTON, EARLINE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
TEDFORD, JERF L SECRETARY, FROM JULY I
WOLFF, RICHARD F RESEARCH 6 PRESS ASST,
OFFICE QF HON. ROBERT C. MCEWFN
BELL, OONNA M SECRETARY,
BRICK, CARY R ASST, TO SEPT. 18
CAMPANELLA, BERNARD J PRESS ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
CONDO, JOSEPH A INTERN, TO AUG. 31
DEUVAL, ERNFST J ASST,
MEIKLEJOHN, DAWN H STAFF ASST,
MELLON, JOHN E ADM ASST,
RATTI, JOY CASE WORKER,
WARREN, SUSAN L SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. MCFALL
ABRAHAM, JOHN L CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
AL8ERTSEN, MARY C CLERK,
BARNES, RAYMOND F CLERK,
COBEY, CHRISTOPHER E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CROWNOVER, JOAN F CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
DAWSON, ELIZABETH ANN CLERK,
EDLUND, DAVID DENNIS CLERK,
KEEGAN, PATRICIA M CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
MABRY, SANDRA S CLERK,
NUTTER, SUZANNE L CLERK,
OLHASSO, JOHN J CLERK,
OLYMPIUS, SH1RL CLERK,
RUFFIN, POSETTA MARIE CLERK,
STEVENS, ALICE K CLERK,
WILBER, A LEE CLERK,
WILSON, CATHERINE E CLERK,
WING, DELORES MAE CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
WING, JAMES KENNETH CLERK,
$1,299.99
1,350.00
3,408.32
4,650.00
1,416.66
2,149.98
3,599.98
7,849.98
10,000.02
3,700.02
9,300.00
6,250.02
3,076.66
4,000.00
666.66
7,500.00
3,600.00
14,449.98
4,249.98
3,600.00
125.00
4,813.92
14,500.02
450.00
2,385.96
5,230.20
4,291.65
1,083.34
2,013.66
4,000.02
7,422.12
2,480.70
4,003.62
8,095.38
5,893.02
4,093.24
670.32
3,345.83
OFFICE OF HON. K. GUNN MCKAY
ALLEN, NANCY CAROL
BARRATT, THOMAS H
BEAL, RICHARD S
BROWN, HELEN BETH
CLARK, KRISTINA A
GALLEGOS, KATHLEENE T
GUNN, THOMAS J
HIGGINSON, ROBERT E
HUNTER, BRUCE C
JANSSON, ANNETTE
JENSEN, MILES PETER
JONES, DENTON L
MONSEN, J SHELDON
MONTGOMERY, JUDY G
PRUSSE, KATHLEEN
ROYLANCE, MARILYN
TAYLOR, STANLEY A
THOMAS, DAVIO GLENN
VINCENTI, SHELDON A
EXEC SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND
PERSONAL SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 13 TO NOV. 30 .
RES CONSULTANT,
UTAH FIELD REP, TO NOV. 30 AND
DISTRICT OFFICE MANAGER, FROM DEC. 1 .
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND OFFICE MGR,
FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 1
CASE WORKER, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC.
5
SUMMFR INTERN, TO AUG. 31
OISTRICT REP,
STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM DEC. I
SECRETARY,
SUMMFR INTERN, TO SEPT. 15
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 17
PRESS SECRETARY,
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30
STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 AND
ASST FIELD OFFICE DIR, FROM OCT. 1 TO
OCT. 31
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
3,916.67
780.00
4,099.98
1,500.00
4,141.34
4,888
866
1,800
750
2,700
1,083
2,080.00
8,299.99
500.00
3,416.65
1,366.66
13,525.00
1,268.01
12,083.32
77
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. K. GUNN MCKAY - CONTINUED
YOUNG, DOLLY G OIST OFFICE MGR, $3,291.68
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES D. "MIKE' MCKEVITT
BARNETT, JUDITH LYNN STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 4,750.02
BERGER, MARSHA P DIST SECTY, FROM SEPT. 15 TO NOV. 30
AND DIST OFFICE MGR, FROM DEC. 1 2,016.67
BUTLER, CORALIE CAREY RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 4,000.02
CARVER, CANDACE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
COLEMAN, CARL CHENNY PRFSS E LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 10,999.98
DENT, JANET 0 CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .. 1,750.00
FITZPATRICK, PAUL A LEGISLATIVE ASST, 3,499.98
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D DIP TASK FCE ENERGY C RESOURCE, FROM
JULY 1 2,650.00
KEMP, SARAH JANE PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 6,000.00
MCMANUS, JOAN L STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 750.00
SIMONS, EDWARD A ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY I 13,000.02
SNEIDER, TERRI LYNN LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,250.02
STOCKMAR, J BRIAN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 666.67
UNDERWOOD, BROOKE E DIST OFFICE SECTY, FROM DEC. 3 373.33
VANSCHAACK, SUSAN 0 STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 600.00
WEDOLE, MARY L CASE WORKER, FROM OCT. 25 2,016.67
WIGLE, EDWIN C DISTRICT REP, 7,249.98
WILCOX, NETTIE E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 100.00
YOUNG, NANCY L CLERK, 2,160.00
OFFICE OF HON. STEWART P. MCKINNEY
ARNOLD, ERNEST M, JR BRIDGEPORT REP, 2,119.98
BISACCA, GEORGE R DISTRICT REP, 6,625.02
CHAVES, BARBARA COLE OFFICE MANAGER, 7,155.00
DALY, CHRISTOPHER J STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 378.00
DONOVAN, PATRICIA J CASE WORKER, FPOM JULY 1 3,750.00
FELDMAN, LAWRENCE I CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
FICKER, LOIS CASEWORKER, FROM JULY 1 4,744.98
FLOM, MURRAY G STAFF AIDE, FROM JULY 10 TO AUG. 31 .. 750.00
FOLEY, KEVIN M RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
nCT. 1 1,664.00
GRAY, LESLIE B CASE WORKER, FROM SEPT. 1 2,500.00
GRAY, WENOELL ANN RECEPTIONIST, TO JULY 9 198.75
KELLY, DOROTHY A AIDE (DIST), FROM JULY 1 3,975.00
LEHRMAN, LYNDA ANN RECEPTIONIST, 3,750.00
LONG, MARY JEAN CLERK-TYPIST, 3,975.00
MCGFE, JOSEPH J LEGISLATIVE AIDE, 4,770.00
MCKIF.RNAN, GERALD J PRESS AIDE, 8,745.00
MICHA'JD, LINDA A °RESS SECRETARY, 3,975.00
NORTON, THOMAS E ASST, 4,770.00
ROYAK, HELEN M CLERK TYPIST, 2,385.00
SANGIOVANNI, WILLIAM F DISTPICT REP, 7,684.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN L. MCMILLAN
BURR, OAVID E CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
CARTER, J ROBERT, JR 5,273.46
COOLER, STEVEN D MESSENGER, FROM JULY 6 TO JULY 31 .... 347.23
DEBERRY, CAROLYN W 10,318.32
OUCKER, CHARLES B ASST CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 1,500.00
GERRALD, VANOA SUF 3,327.90
GRAHAM, LFNWOOD CLFR K-MF SSENGER , FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
HILL, JOAN 4,711.08
HURSEY, BARBARA JANE CLERK, FPOM JULY I TO SEPT. 10 972.23
LATHE, SANORA J CLERK, FROM JULY 1 3,250.02
MATTHEWS, R CURTIS 6,369.06
MCGEF, MAJOR L 12,718.56
PAYNE, MICHAEL LEWIS CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
ROGERS, AILEEN VICTORIA 3,012.54
ROGERS, FRANK 0, JR CLERK TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 10 888.89
SAULS, PAT TO JULY 5 130.86
SPODNTS, TRENT CLFRK, TO AUG. 31 483.33
STEADMAN, ANNE W 5,792.46
78
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. TORBERT H. MACDONALD
ALLEN, JANICE CAROL LEGIS ASST, $4,249.98
BOWEN, ANNE M STAFF ASST 3,450.00
CAGNO, HELEN STAFF ASST, 3,250.02
CARNEY, ELEANORE M STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 13 AND RESEARCH
ASST, FROM SEPT. 14 5,837.23
CHILES, ELIZABETH 2,911.62
CONELL, JOSFTTE E STAFF ASST, 3,000.00
CROKEN, JOSEPH E ADM ASST, 14,449.98
PATMAN, MARY ANN SECRETARY, 8,449.98
PIKKFRT, MAY ANNE SECRETARY, 4,750.02
SHOOSHAN, HARRY M, III ADM ASST, 9,000.00
SINCLAIR, LUCY M SECRETARY, 7,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. RAY J. MADDEN
BURDINE, ANTHONY A CLERK, 3,599.98
OURRETT, VIPGINIA M SECRETARY, 6,750.00
EVERETT, DOROTHY J SECRETARY, 6,750.00
FEARS, JELLENA SECRETARY, 4,882.50
JEHLE, PATRICIA A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
RADULIC, PAUL CLERK, TO OCT. 28 1,507.13
SOBEK, MARY EXEC. SECRETARY, 13,480.02
TURNER, VIRGINIA P AOM ASST, 14,500.02
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE H. MAHON
BOYLE, HELEN G CLERK, 8,629.38
FURGESON, JIM A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,900.00
GEORGE, MARIE R CLFRK, TO AUG. 31 1,833.34
GRIFFITH, ROSE JEAN CLERK, 3,039.36
GURREN, MARY ELLEN CLERK, 4,368.18
KAYALI, GAY NELL CLERK, 4,182.79
LAMBERT, HERMAN L CLERK, TO JULY 3 99.00
LANGSTON, DAVID R CLFRK, FROM NOV. 1 360.00
MARTIN, DOROTHY S CLERK, 8,629.38
PETERSON, ANNALEE CLERK, 7,659.78
UMPHLETT, ANITA K CLERK, 5,567.52
WILLIAMS, RITA CAROL CLERK 6,';99.98
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM S. MAILLIARD
ADKINS, LINDA LEE LEGISLATIVE ASST, 4,016.68
BENESCH, VALLI DIANE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 700.00
BUSHA, ROBERT W SPECIAL ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND ADM ASST,
FROM DEC. I 8,062.48
DENT, MAPY P EXEC. SECRETARY, TO JULY 14 AND SECTY,
FROM JULY 15 1,592.78
DOUGHERTY, DEBORAH A CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 566.67
HARRISON, GWEN K CASE WORKER, 6,000.00
HOLMES, CHRISTIAN, IV SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND FROM DEC. 5 6,000.00
KOSHLAND, JAMES M CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 750.00
MAGEE, MAPY ELLEN CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 1,950.00
MONK, BARBARA B SECRETARY, 4,999.98
MURPHY, LUCILLE E SECRETARY, 4,750.02
OTSEA, MARION E DIST. REP., 3,750.00
ROACH, CAROLYN A SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND PERSONAL
SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 3,933.33
RUSSELL, MARY SECRETARY, 3,625.00
SAHLBERG, LINDA J RECEPTIONIST, 3,900.00
SCHILLING, LUCINDA S CASE WORKER, 3,625.00
SHERMAN, MICHAEL BRUCE CLFRK, TO JULY 31 500.00
STRATTON, LISA B SECRETARY, 3,325.00
TOUPIN, JAMES A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 750.00
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES R. MANN
BOYCE, SHELBY H CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,615.82
BROWN, LARRY CLERK, FROM SEPT. 15 806.67
BRYSON, WILLIAM J FIELD REP., 11,132.52
DAISLEY, THOMAS F FIELD ASST, TO JULY 31 600.00
DAVIS, WILLIAM E LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 6,000.00
79
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES R. MANN - CONTINUED
FARNSWORTH, JAMES F CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15 AND CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO
SEPT. 30 $1,245.83
FUNDERBURK, GEORGE N CLERK, TO AUG. 31 2,120.12
GAMSTON, LANCEE JO CLFRK, 3,751.02
HUNT, WILLIAM H CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15 431.82
MCKEOWN, SAMUEL R 11,944.14
MOSES, MARJOPIE DARROW CLERK, TO JULY 31 642.67
PICKENS, JOYCE K SECRETARY, 4,150.02
SATTEPFIELD, BETTY W CLERK, 1,000.02
SEELEY, ELIZABETH A OFFICE MGR . , 9,065.34
SMITH, VIVIAN H CLERK, 1,800.00
THOMASON, JOHN LEONARD CLERK, 1,313.34
THOMPSON, DALE E SPECIAL ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,233.33
THREATT, JANE R CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 1,200.00
TODD, ANN GARLINGTON CLERK, 3,914.52
WHAM, DAVID B LEGIS ASST, 4,515.60
OFFICE OF HON. DAVE MARTIN
BRAYTON, ROBERTO 12,364.74
HARMISH, RENO L, III CLERK, FROM SEPT. 17 693.33
HORNBACHER, JOSEPHINE 4,616.76
KOTSIOPULOS, ANNE CLERK, TO AUG. 23 706.67
MAYER, ALICE H SECTY, FROM DEC. 15 444.44
MOUNTFORD, WILLIAM E 2,402.40
OOGAARD, JOHN E 10,722.42
POLLY, JUDY T 3,405.12
SAYLER, MARILYN J 7,953.00
SKOLE, JUNE T 5,976.30
OFFICE UF HON. ROBERT B. (BOB) MATHIAS
ABELL, MARGARET T CASE WORKER, TO NOV. 30 2,708.35
ALLEN, BARBARA J RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY, 4,249.98
CROFT, LUCY L LEGIS SECRETARY, 4,249.98
EARL, MARGARET K CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
HOUSER, LAURETTA M DI ST SECRETARY, 4,999.98
JENNINGS, ROBERT E DIST REP, 11,899.98
LAKF, JAMES H ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MALUTT, RUTH ANN OFFICE MGR, 6,795.48
MCCALL, PAULETTE MAY SECRETARY, 3,250.02
MOORE, DOROTHY S DIST SECRETARY, 5,050.02
PARKER, DENNIS ALLEN PRESS SECRETARY, 9,250.02
RECCE, SUSAN ELIZABETH SECRETARY, 3,250.02
ROSENBERRY, JANET E SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 525.00
OFFICE OF HON. DAWSON "ATHIS
BALLENGER, DOROTHY SECRETARY, 6,140.56
ELLIS, JOHN W 14,500.02
GAY, NORMAN F DIST AIDE, TU NOV. 14 AND DIST AIDE
TO DIST COORD, FROM NOV. 15 6,883.31
OSCOTT, DOROTHY H DISTRICT SECRETARY CLERK, TO NOV. 14
AND SEC-CLK TO ASST OIS COOR, FROM
NUV. 15 3,076.66
PERRY, 30MNIE PATRICIA TYPIST-CLERK 4,249.98
°ICKLE, EARL F DISTRICT CLERK, 1,800.00
ROLLINS, LEXINE SECRETARY, 6,550.02
TERRY, BEBE B SECRETARY, 6,550.02
WATTS, GEORGE B LEGIS ASST, 11,749.98
OFFICE OF HCN. SPARK M. MATSUNAGA
BUTO, ANN A STAFF ASST, 2,500.02
HENiJFRSON, ELMA C 5,749.98
HUWARD, EDWARD F 5,749.98
INAGAKI, HIDEKO STAFF ASST, 2,880.00
KARo, GLADYS MARIE STAFF ASST, 3,900.00
KATAYAMA, CHERRY M ADM ASST, 8,490.00
80
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. SPARK M. MATSUNAGA - CONTINUED
KINOSHITA, IRIS A
KUWAYAMA, FUMIKO
KWOCK, KATHLEEN K L
MATSUNAGA, ANDREW T
MIYASAKI, GRACE S
MOLINA, MATILDA M
NAHM, DAVID S
OKINAGA, LAWRENCE S
WATSON, DAVID W
YAMASAKI, ELAINE M
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 20
STAFF ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 AND ASST
ADMIN AIDE, FROM OCT. 1
STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 19
DIST OIRECTOR,
PERSONAL SECRETARY,
STAFF ASST,
STAFF EXECUTIVE,
STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31
STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
DIST SECRETARY,
$2,764.33
3,000.00
865.67
6,000.00
4,500.00
3,900.00
14,100.00
1,397.32
398.66
4,999.98
OFFICE OF HON. WILEY MAYNE
ANDERSON, JAMES S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15 AND CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30
BASS, JOYCE E SECRETARY,
BRABEC, MILO FIELD REPRESENTATIVE,
DYKHOUSE, DOROTHY J SECRETARY,
HEINE, KRISTINE ELLEN CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 11
KNAPP, ROGER C LEGIS. ASST.,
LINDGREN, ELSA A CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
PAVLIK, GEORGE A
RUTKOFF, EMARICE SECRETARY,
SEECK, JOHN W CLERK, TO JULY 15
SNIDER, RALPH CLERK, FROM JULY 26 TO AUG. 28
SULLIVAN, DONALD D SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
AND EXEC SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1
WATSON, JACK W ADMIN. ASST., TO SEPT. 14
WEIR, JESSIE MEANS
OFFICE OF HON. ROMANO L. MAZZOLI
BAUGHMAN, ROBERT J ADM ASST,
CUMMINS, JOHN RAYMOND CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 15 .
DADDARIO, OLIVE J EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
DONNELLON, CATHERINE M SECRETARY,
GAGLIARDI, VICTORIA A SECRETARY,
HAUSLER, RICHARD W STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 26
HOOPER, M DALE STAFF ASST,
IRVIN, JESSIE S DIST OFFICE REP,
KILROY, JOHN L, JR DISTRICT REP,
KIRSCHTEN, JOSEPH D STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 27
LITTLE, JANE SECRETARY,
MATTINGLY, CHARLES B STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND DISTRICT
REP, FROM OCT. 1
NIELSEN, ELOISE G STAFF ASST,
NOEL, CECIL H DIST OFFICE REP,
PITT, RICHARD MICHAEL STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
PRESSMA, STUART I STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
SCHULTE, PAUL J STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1
STAAB, MARGARET E SECTY,
OFFICE OF HON. LLOYD MEFDS
HOUSER, MARK, JR LEGIS ASST,
JOSEPH, MILDRED L TYPIST, FROM DEC. 9 TO DEC. 17
MARTINEZ, MARY M EXEC. SECRETARY,
MAYER, MARTHA E RECEPTIONIST,
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR ASSISTANT,
MOONEY, PATRICIA S DIST. SECRETARY",
08RIEN, KEVIN ROBERT RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31
PETERSEN, BARBARA A SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 23
PONDER, STEPHEN E RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 14 TO AUG. 31
AND STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
PRICE, JAMES S FROM JULY 1
600.00
3,279.17
8,700.00
6,898.98
300.00
7,249.98
300.00
9,973.80
3,000.00
216.66
476.66
9, 166.68
2,055.55
3,183.24
10,069.98
850.00
7,000.02
4,249.98
2,500.02
1,720.00
7,999.98
1,800.00
3,180.00
4,961.10
4,000.02
2,150.01
5,749.98
7,684.98
800.00
600.00
300.00
3,499.98
7,200.00
193.12
5,449.98
4,650.00
4,600.02
3,750.00
1,200.00
2,133.33
4,813.33
11,478.98
81
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. LLOYD MEEDS - CONTINUED
RICHARDSON, MARY ANNE
ROGERS, INGRIO A
SAARI, LEONARD W
SANOER, STEPHEN D
WHITTAKER, JOHN A, IV
WRIGHT, GERTRUDE L
SECTY, TO AUG. 31 AND CONGRESSIONAL
INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO AUG. 15 $650.00
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 ANO FROM DEC. 27 1,013.33
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 11,749.98
RESEARCH ASST, 6,250.02
STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 13 1,095.00
CASE WORKER, 5,299.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN MELCHER
ASBILL, MARYANN M
BALLARD, DORIS C
BOLANO, JOHN F
BOYLAN, VIRGINIA W
BROWN, DAVID R
CEROVSKI, BETTY G
GIBSON, DOROTHY L
HART, SUSAN EOGERTON
HOTTINGER, JOHN C
LEITCH, LINDA LEE
MCCORMICK, MARCIA C
OBRIEN, KRISTY
RIECKMANN, CARL H
SCHMITT, VICTOR W
SCHULENBERG, JAMES E
STONG, BENTON J
THOMPSON, BETTY M
TRUNKLE, HELEN E
VOLSKY, JANINE
WILLIAMS, PAT
CLERK TYPIST, FROM NOV. 10 595.00
SECRETARY, 4,450.02
FIELD REP, 1,440.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 11 2,844.45
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,800.00
FIELD REP, 1,650.00
CLERK, 3,165.00
CLERK, TO JULY 31 166.67
RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
CLFRK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 11 1,833.33
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 3,499.98
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
PRESS ASST, 6,252.50
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,200.00
DIST REP 7,666.68
ADM ASST, 9,250.02
CLEPK-STENO, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND SECRETARY, FROM OCT. I 3,675.00
SECRETARY, 3,499.98
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND OFFICE
MANAGER, FROM NOV. 1 5,100.00
LEGIS ASST, TO OCT. 10 5,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. RALPH H. METCALFE
ALFORD
BLAKEN
CONLON
CONROY
LETT,
LEWIS,
MILES,
OWENS,
PICOU,
PUTMAN
RAUTEN
SMITH,
WALL
WILLIA
WILLIA
ZEPHYR
JR
PATRICIA G
EY, JEAN C
HELEN M
, COLEMAN J
FRANKLIN T,
CLEOMINE B
DOROTHY M
ANNA L
THOMAS
, CHERYL E
BERG, STEVEN A
CLARENCE, SR
FREDERICK P
MS, DIANE M
MS, NORMA 0
, AUBREY E
PRESS AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 2,124.99
RECEPTIONIST-SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 3,541.65
ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 2,000.00
ADM ASST, FROM AUG. 1 6,250.00
EXEC DIRECTOR, FROM AUG. 1 6,458.35
LEGIS ASST, 7,757.22
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 2,500.02
CLERK, 4,350.00
STAFF ASST, 3,750.02
CLERK, 4,099.98
STAFF ASST, 4,500.00
CLFRK, 4,800.00
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 2,083.35
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SECRETARY, 7,757.22
INFO SPECIALIST, TO JULY 31 958.33
CTFFICE OF HON. ROBERT H. MICHEL
ADAMS, STEPHEN T
ANDERSON, JACK
CARLIN, EVALENA G
COULSON, URSULA E M
JAMES, RUSSELL L
MEINEN, BARBARA ANN
MILLS, JOE MARTIN
PERRY, JULIE M
VINOVICH, RALPH
YARD, SHARON G
LEGIS ASST,
DIST SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
FIELD REP.,
SECRETARY,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
SECRETARY,
EXEC SECRETARY,
9,875.02
1,778.43
5,483.35
9,000.00
13,750.02
4,000.02
600.00
2,958.33
13,999.98
9,666.65
82
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ABNEP J. MIKVA
ABRAHAM, JOHN L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 $600.00
ADAMS, KENNETH L LEGIS ASST, 6,093.77
BARROW, MATTIE H AIDE, 4,362.48
BRYANT, SHIRLEY MAY CONGRESSIONAL AIDE 3,465.40
DAVIS, LEON EXEC ASST 7,875.00
ERMOYAN, EUGENIE ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 11,324.98
GRATSIAS, ZOE EXEC ASST, 4,962.48
JOHNSON, JEAN FROM JULY 1 4,208.35
KRAUSEt PATRICIA A AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 1,830.72
MARCO, JOHN M EXEC ASST, 6,108.32
NORALS, DOROTHY J FROM JULY 1 4,000.00
ROESS, CHRISTINE EXECUTIVE ASST, FROM JULY 1 5,156.25
WILLIAMSON, BRAOY, JR PRESS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 6,458.32
WRIGHT, ALICF C EXECUTIVE ASST, 4,800.00
OFFICE OF HON. CLARENCE E. MILLER
BERENS, RANDALL RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 1,193.67
BROWN, DAVID LEGIS ASST, 5,990.01
COOPER, MILDRED M DIST SECY, FROM SEPT. 8 1,860.00
COTTON, KATHRYN F SECRETARY, 4,068.74
DORAN, TIMOTHY NEIL FIELD REP, FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 9 3,816.00
DUNIGAN, GEORGE F, JR RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TC SEPT. 7 1,712.23
HANCOCK, NANCY M RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 3,150.00
HARMONY, SALLY J SECRETARY, 4,990.02
HERLONG, BETTY SECY, 3,600.00
KEELEY, MAUPEEN C R ECEPT ION I ST-SECTY , TO NOV. 13 AND
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 14 3,550.26
RAOEBAUGH, MELCHA T SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,531.66
REINTSEMA, ROBERT A AOMIN ASST, 13,017.77
ROOSA, MEREDITH ANN SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 5 527.22
STRAW, PHILIP KEITH RESEARCH ANALYST, 5,328.26
TODD, ARTHUR WAYNE 9,454.98
WINNER, NANCY LOUISE CLERK TYPIST, FROM DEC. 1 TO DEC. 4 .. 70.00
ZEPH, BARBARA K SECRETARY, 3,750.00
OFFICE OF HON. GEORGE P. MILLER
BENTON, GARNETTE S CLERK, 6,720.00
3R0MLEY, JACOUFLINE C CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 5 .... 6,742.98
COON, BELLE C CLERK, FROM JULY 1 840.00
DOYLE, JOHN ADM ASST, 6,499.98
DRFWRY, JUDITH H CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND CASEWORKER, FROM
NOV. 1 2,786.66
GUTHRIE, YVONNE K CLERK, 6,720.00
LARSON, KENNETH THOMAS CLERK, 6,000.00
LEWIS, CATHERINE A CLERK, 1,080.00
MILLER, ESTHER P CLERK, 7,660.02
REEO, LENA T SECRETARY, 6,720.00
WISNIEWSKI, EUGENIA CLERK, 6,720.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILBUR D. MILLS
ARNOLD, BLAIR STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
BURNS, ALICF ANN STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 3,300.00
CAZER, JIM G STAFF ASST, TO DEC. 15 3,300.00
COBLENZ, WILLIAM A STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 2,020.92
GOSLIN, BEVERLY JAN STAFF ASST, 3,950.00
GOSS, OSCAR E ADMIN ASST, 13,699.98
HOLT, LYDA SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 833.33
IRELAND, JANICE MARIE PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7,999.98
MCDOUGAL, DOLORES W STAFF ASST, 4,200.00
STEVENS, AVINELL W STAFF ASST, 4,999.98
THOMASSON, PATSY L STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,666.66
TYLER, WILLIAM D STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 3,333.32
83
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILBUR D. MILLS - CONTINUED
WEBB, OOTT STAFF ASST ,
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM 0. MILLS
FRENCH, DIANE B CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1
GLOVER, JAMES E ADM ASST,
GORE, CYNTHIA W TO OCT. 15
HURLEY, HYLA H
HURLEY, KIRK L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
MCPHERSON, VIVIAN L FROM JULY 1
MONTGOMERY, HFNRY W PRESS AIDE, FROM JULY 1
MOSKOWITZ, SHARON L RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 1
MUNSON, ANNE C
NEWCOMB, GAIL LEONARD SECTY
NISS, MARY MADELEY TO JULY 31
ROBINSON, CALDWELL C FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
SHERIDAN, JULIANN SECRETARY
SOMERS, SUSAN SFCTY,
TOWERS, CLAIRE L SECRETARY,
WEBSTER, JAMES L
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH G. MINISH
GREEN, SHIA PRESS ASST, TO AUG. 31
HOGAN, RALPH J
KOREJWO, IDA L
LOFTUS, ROBERT E LEGIS ASST,
MAITLIN, LYNN ASST SECRETARY,
POLLARD, MARCIA H SECRETARY,
PRIDE, LILLIAN VIRGINIA CLERK-TYPIST
PUZO, JOSEPH
SINA, DAVID PETER EXEC SECY, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 15 ....
STACK, MARGARET A EXEC SECRETAPY,
SULLIVAN, MARGARET M ADM ASST,
TRINDEL, REBECCA ANN ASST SECRETARY
WALKER, DOUGLAS W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31
OFFICE OF HON. PATSY T. MINK
AKAHOSHI, DAISY SECRETAPY,
DION, BRIAN PAUL LEGIS AIDE, FROM AUG. I TO AUG. 31 AND
LEGIS RESEARCHER, FROM SEPT. 1
GYORGY, JANE ELIZABETH CLERK, TO AUG. 31
HIGAKI, JEAN A LEGIS AIDE, FROM OEC. 1
ING, EDWIN T C CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
JAVINAR, ELENA M CLERK TYPIST, FROM NOV. 1
JOHNSON, OSCAR M ADMIN ASST,
LEE, DAVIO B LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
RESEARCHER, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
LEWIS, HELEN ELSABETH PERSONAL SECRETARY,
MATSUMOTO, KATHLEEN S SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
MIYAZAKI, DIANE H CLERK TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1
MURAYAMA, ALICE Y SECRETARY,
NAKANISHI, RALPH T ADM ASST (DIST),
ROWE, KATHLEEN B CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 31 AND SECTY,
FROM SEPT. 1
SEIKI, RUSSELL RAY LEGIS ASST, TO JULY 31 ANO FROM AUG. 6
TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. I
TANAKA, LENA T SECRETARY,
TOMITA, LANI ANN LEGIS ASST,
UESATO, PHILIP S LEGIS ASST,
YASUTAKE, SUSAN S SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31
YOSHII, MINORU LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
$8,899.98
4,130.57
10,000.02
2,041.65
6,000.00
450.00
5,120.31
7,500.00
It 749.99
5,478.33
3,799.98
750.00
1,000.00
2,350.02
2,899.98
3,799.98
10,000.02
1,090.00
2,005.98
5,072.88
6,955.20
3,250.02
4,367.52
3,250.02
2,892.66
2,083.33
7,131.36
14,491.92
3,343.38
300.00
5,599.98
2,700.00
400.00
391.00
450.00
1,300.00
12,499.98
1,631.33
5,599.98
541.67
2,332.00
5,149.98
7,500.00
3,333.32
3,916.67
5,149.98
6,000.00
3,666.66
2,800.00
200.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM E. MINSHALL
BLUM, BARBARA B
BROKAW, PAUL
COOMBE, PATRICIA J
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
936.00
13,212.00
14,142.00
84
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM F. MINSHALL - CONTINUED
HARRIS, LYNN L
HASSING, MARY J
MAHONEY, MARTHA L
MINNERY, GERALD M
NOVARIO, LOUIS N
OCONNOR, PATRICIA J
QUATTLEBAUM, JUDITH H
RUSH, JUDITH J
SCHNEIDER, SALLY A
SPANGLER, BARRY L
VACCARO, PATIENCE S
VANDERPLAS, MARNIX J
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. I TO OCT. 31
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
TO AUG. 31
TO AUG. 31
*l,550.00
3,722.00
4,496.00
8,490.00
2,874.00
1,300.00
3,180.00
14,142.00
4,734.00
380.00
1,532.00
354.00
OFFICE OF HON. PARREN J. MITCHELL
ADAIR, AUGUSTUS A
BACON, ELINOR RUTH
BROWN, SELMA CARTER
COOPER, SKYLER G
CRAIG, JACOUFLINE W
OUTCH, THERESA C
FLEMING, BEVERLEY B
FREELAND, JOYCE L
GOINES, THOMAS K
HOUSTON, GEPALDINE
KETRON, ANN MARIE
MCCAFFREY, PATRICK J
MINOR, GEORGE M
PATTERSON, PHYLLIS
PUGH, CLIFFORD J
R ICH, EVA MAE
ROBINSON, JOHN C
SISSMAN, MARK
SUDOW, ELLEN L
WEINER, BARBARA A
WHITE, BLAINE A
RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31 658.33
LEGIS AIDE, TO AUG. 31 2,208.34
STAFF ASST (CASEWORK), 4,717.02
STAFF ASST (CASEWORK), 5,565.00
CASE WORKER, FROM NOV. 12 TO NOV. 30 . 390.56
DISTRICT OFFICE MANAGER, 6,625.02
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM NOV. 1 750.00
STAFF ASST (CASEWORK), 4,717.02
LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 3,000.00
EXEC SECTY / OFFICE MGR , 6,784.02
CLERK TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 750.00
PRESS ASST, FROM JULY 5 2,557.87
ADMIN ASST, 12,499.98
ASST TO ADM ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,660.66
LEGIS AIDE, 5,299.98
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1 1,600.00
PRESS ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 600.00
STAFF ASST (CASEWORK), 5,299.98
ASST, FROM DEC. 1 616.67
LEGIS SECRETARY, 3,763.02
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
RESEARCH AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 933.33
OFFICE OF HON. WILMER MIZELL
BEABOUT, WILMA JANET CLERK,
BOONE, BARBARA JEAN CLERK,
BURROW, JAMES RAY CLERK,
BUTLER, PATRICK HAROLD CLERK,
GEE, M ELIZABETH CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 6
JENSEN, DOROTHY M CLERK, FROM OCT. 21
JOINES, DOUGLAS H CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
LOPP, JAMES IRVIN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 5
MAY, VIRGINIA LUCILLE CLERK,
MCMULLEN, ELIZABETH CLERK, FROM SEPT. 22
PHILLIPS, WILLARD L, JR ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1
RICHARDSON, SCOTT H CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
SCULL, SUSANNE E CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30
SHEAR, LAVONDA S CLERK,
SHEAR, VFRA CLERK, FROM JULY 1
SMITH, NANCY CARROLL CLERK, FRCM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT H. MOLLOHAN
BOROWSKI, LINDA SUE CLERK, TO AUG. 31
BUTCHER, ROBERT TERRY • CLFRK, FROM DEC. 1
CLARK, NELLIE V CLERK,
OAVOLI, GLORIA VICTOR CLERK,
OOEPKEN, KATHY K CLERK,
DUNCAN, JOHN CLERK,
FACEMIRE, JAMES M CLERK, TO JULY 31
FRY, MARGUERITE L CLERK, TO NOV. 14
INGRAM, C LOUISE
LESTER, KENNETH D CLFRK,
MUNCY, PATRICIA R CLERK, FROM OCT. 18
6,054.08
3,797.66
7,837.16
7,422.00
949.65
1,050.00
700.00
816.67
4,183.52
1,787.51
13,968.54
3,365.37
500.00
7,049.48
3,651.44
5,239.88
600.00
575.00
2,899.98
3,000.00
2,875.00
5,299.98
282.66
4,489.99
5,100.00
10,699.98
3,041.67
85
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT H. MOLLOHAN - CONTINUED
MUNSEY, FRANCES J
NICHOLSON, EDITH I
NORTON, BETSEY S
NUZUM, MELISSA E
SHANNON, KAREN M
SNODGRASS, KATHY /
TAYLOR, BONNIE L
ADM SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND CLERK,
FROM NOV. 1 $9,408.35
CLERK, 6,150.00
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 3,750.00
CLERK, FROM NOV. 8 1,104.17
CLERK, FROM OCT. 19 1,680.00
CLERK, 4,999.98
CLERK, TO NOV. 7 2,610.57
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN S. MONAGAN
BLATZ, JOHN B, III
BOHAN, MARGARET M
BUTLER, GEORGE H
CAMPION, EDMUND M
CARLSON, JOHN A
CLIFFORD, THOMAS P
DONAHUE, JOHN M
DONAHUE, JOSEPH P
ELDER, LAURA F
GRICKIS, HELEN A
INGELS, ANNA B
KEATING, JANE E
LAWLOR, JAMES J
MCGRATH, ANN M
MOORE, EDWIN J T, JR
RENDELL, RICHARD G
SACHS, TERRY L
STAHR, JOHN T
TIDMAN, REBECCA I
TRINGE, WILLIAM A, JR
WALZER, ROY S
ZARROW, AMY LEVY
LEGIS INTERN, FROM AUG. 17 TO AUG. 31 204.17
3,400.02
LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY I 4,583.32
FIELD REP, 3,400.02
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,900.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 375.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 15 TO
AUG. 15 310.00
ADMIN ASST, 14,500.02
EXEC SECRETARY, 6,475.02
SECRETARY, 5,374.98
SECRETARY, 4,335.00
SECRETARY, 5,650.02
RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 833.33
4,500.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 14 140.00
LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 833.33
CLERK, 1,208.32
LEGIS ASST, 4,500.00
SECRETARY, TO DEC. 14 3,166.13
LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 16 1,341.67
LEGIS INTERN, FROM AUG. 17 TO AUG. 31 204.17
SECTY, FROM DEC. 15 288.89
OFFICE OF HON.
< SONNY) MONTGOMERY
AINSWORTH, WILBURN, JR
BURSON, MARY DOUGLAS
CLEMANDOT, ANDRE, JR
GREGORY, PATRICIA M
GRIFFIN, JENNY LYNN
GRUBBS, KAYE BELL
HALL, SARA EMMA
KAHLMUS, SUSAN H
MOORE, ELLEN ELIZABETH
NOE, JEANETTE F
ORR, ANDERSON J, JR
SHAMBURGER, CHARLES, JR
ADM ASST, 12,250.02
STAFF ASST, 4,849.98
STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,000.00
STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 16 3,000.01
CLERK-DISTRICT OFFICE, FROM JULY 1 ... 1,000.02
STAFF ASST, 5,950.02
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,050.00
CLERK, TO JULY 31 525.00
STAFF ASST, 4,000.02
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 5,299.98
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM JUNE 7 TO AUG. 31 1,100.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, 4,750.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM S. MOORHEAD
ABRAHAM, JOHN L
BLUETT, FLORENCE V
BUTLER, DIANE
CARTER, DAVIS BLAKE
COHEN, MOLLIE D
CONLON, RICHARD P
HECHTMAN, LINDA
KIER, MADALENE
KRONFELO, LEOPOLD J
MALONI, WILLIAM R
MARTIN, KATHERINE
MILLER, HARRIS N
OTEY, LA VERNE L
POMPER, CAROL J
SHORE, NATHANIEL
STOCKTON, PETER D H
TYRRELL, CYRIL M, JF
WADLEY, DOROTHY C
FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 19
RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 2
FROM OCT. 1
ADM ASST,
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO
SEPT. 30
FROM OCT. 20
SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. I
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ....
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 5
ASST - DIST.,
SPECIAL ASST, TO SEPT. 30
TO SEPT. 30
TO NOV. 30 ,
686. 11
5,273.46
96.67
1,593.34
11,424.00
200.00
5,782.22
4,250.88
2,563.88
6,918.84
577.82
450.00
5,325.36
3,960.91
11,438.04
5,508.99
1,110.79
3,611.60
86
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS E. MORGAN
BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY R
BOYD, THOMAS H
COTTER, MARY ALICE
FURIN, THERESA A
KING, GERTRUOE
MORGAN, JOHN R
SAHADY, GEORGE
SERRINO, ANTHONY F
SMITH, SUSAN ELEANOR
STOREY, WALTER J
WEINER, JOHN H
YESH, CONSTANCE LEE
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK, ,
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
ADM ASST,
$2,
1,
It
14,
3,
3,
3,
5,
1,
1*.
6,
000.00
430.76
450.00
890.72
324.64
358.80
818.46
358.80
021.04
000.00
491.92
185.76
OFFICE OF HON. F. BRADFORD MORSE
AMES, PATRICIA
CHAPUT, SUSAN C
EBERT, JOAN M
ENGLESBERG, JUDITH
FARRELL, ALICE E
FLYNN, ARTHUR
GIARRUSSO, HELEN
HOWARD, MARY J
KATZ, BEVERLY F
MAYMAN, TOBY E
MCCARTHY, DAVID F
MCINERNEY, MARY P
PERRON, RONALD
PICKMAN, DAVID
RICHARDSON, DOROTHY .
ROBINSON, MARK N F
ROTH, MICHAEL DUNDON
ROTHERMEL, TIMOTHY S
SUSSMAN, RONALD MARK
WELLS, JOHN M
WETHERBEE, MARCIA L
WHITE, RICHARD A
WINTHROP, GRANT F
STAFF
SPEC
SPECI
ASST,
LEGIS
DISTR
SPECI
AIDE
DISTR
EXEC
STAFF
LEGIS
SPECI
PERSO
SPECI
TO SE
SPECI
OFFIC
CONGR
ADM A
CLERK
SPECI
STAFF
CLERK
SPECI
ASST, 3,700.02
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .... 250.00
AL ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND LEGIS
FROM SEPT. 1 5,583.34
ASST, FROM SEPT. 16 3,500.00
ICT OFFICE MGR, 6,300.00
AL ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND AOMIN
DIST AFFAIRS, FROM SEPT. I 5,451.66
ICT OFFICE MGR, 3,900.00
ASST, 7,683.35
ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 997.65
ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,341.67
AL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 900.00
NAL SECRETARY, 6,049.98
AL ASST, 2,749.98
PT. 30 4,503.54
AL ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO DEC. 12 . 897.86
E TRAINEE, FROM OCT. 1 1,783.33
ESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
SST, 8,766.67
, FROM SFPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 300.00
AL ASST, TO JULY 31 1,501.17
ASST, 3,400.02
, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 300.00
AL ASST, FROM SEPT. 16 2,625.00
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES A. MOSHER
BILIOAS, BESS
CASEY, F ROBERTA
CLAGETT, PATRICIA 0
GLICKMAN, ROSS B
JONES, THADDEUS
LITMAN, DOROTHY W
MYERS, DAVID A
NUTT4LL, BETTE J
PORKOLAB, ALFREO
RICHMOND, GUY L
ST. MARK, JOSEPH JAMES
SWAIN, EDITH FRANCES
WELCH, BETTE B
WOOD, MILDRED S
SECRETARY,
PERSONAL SECRETARY,
RECEPTIONIST-SECTY, TO OCT. 15
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 15
AIDE TO DIST REP,
DIST REP,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM SEPT. 7
SECRETARY,
DIST ASST,
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
LEGIS ASST,
SECRETARY,
ADM ASST,
SECRETARY,
6,683.28
9,168.66
1,895.85
1,208.33
600.00
6,273.06
1,888.83
4,081.02
6,019.92
650.00
5,420.52
4,368.18
13,663.86
5,221.27
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN E. MOSS
AUGUST, CAROL ANN
BENSON, KATHLEEN BARRY
DUVAL, VALERIF
GOODIN, EOWARD J, JR
SECTY, FROM JULY 1 949.98
SECRETARY, 5,449.98
ASSOC LEGIS ASST, 6,199.98
ASSOC LEGIS ASST, 6,199.98
87
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN E. MOSS - CONTINUED
HINKLE, PAUL DAVIO ADMASST, S14,500.02
HOBBIE, OLIVIA SECRETARY, 6,049.98
LAROCHE, PATRICIA M 01 ST SECTY, 4,999.98
MADDEN, RITA F FILE CLERK, 1,800.00
PFAFF, BARBARA SECRETARY, 4,549.98
PFEIFER, JEFFREY S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
RATLIFF, MOINA E SECRETARY, 6,199.98
STICKLOR, BARBARA J SECRETARY, 3,199.98
STUART, WANDA JUNE SECRETARY, 2,899.98
WYMORE, A L DIST REP 11,400.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN M. MURPHY
ALAFOGINIS, ANGELA CLERK, 3,124.98
BECK, ROBERTA F 1,172.52
DENSON, KATHLEEN T CLERK, 4,249.98
FITZPATRICK, DOROTHY FROM NOV. 1 333.34
FRANK, JULIA P 4,000.02
. GAETA, ANTHONY R CLERK, 13,000.02
GATEWOOD, CAROLINE V CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
LAROCCA, JAMES L CLERK, TO OCT. 31 5,666.68
MAGUIRE, JOHN A CLERK, 4,750.02
MARCIGLIANO, LUCRETIA CLERK, 2,749.98
PERIAN, CARL LEWIS 12,499.98
PIPER, JUDITH W CLERK, 4,500.00
POLLOCK, DFBORAH JOY CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,041.66
SCALI, GLORIA CLERK, 2,700.96
SHARP, LYNN CLERK, 5,200.02
SORGE, LORRAINE 1,172.52
STONKUS, VIRGINIA S CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,050.00
TANNENBAUM, BFRNARD FROM NOV. 1 2,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. MORGAN F. MURPHY
AGNEW, DONALD W 1,999.98
BEARD, CORINNE W SECRETARY, 4,999.98
CALLAHAN, EUGENE G ADM ASST, 13,200.00
CELMER, CECELIA SECTY, FROM NOV. 1 1,000.00
DALEY, LORETTA M SECRETARY, 4,999.98
DREIER, FLORA B CASEWORKER, TO AUG. 31 1,750.00
FENNELLY, MARJORIE CASE WORKER, 2,500.02
FLETCHFR, CYNTHIA A EXEC SECRETAPY, 10,000.02
HERRING, CONSTANCE M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
HIGLEY, MARY LOUISE CLFRK, 5,250.00
JOHNSON, GLORIA P CLERK, 2,500.02
MCHALE, ALVINA M LEGIS ASST, 5,500.02
MCHALE, ANTHONY AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 2,166.66
MORRISSEY, DANIEL J RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 324.99
OBREBSKI, ELIZABETH M FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 250.00
PEERLESS, EILEEN CASE WORKER, FROM SEPT. I 3,166.68
PHELAN, BRIAN P RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 682.50
ROPER, KATHERINE G CLFRK, 3,499.98
SOBOLEWSKI, PATRICIA A FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,500.00
TRILLA, LINDA M TO SEPT. 30 1,625.01
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN T. MYERS
AHEARN, CAROLYN SUE SECRETARY, 4,675.02
OENNING, DANIEL B RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY I 5,112.48
DURKOTT, JANE SAMUELSON CLERK, 3,291.68
GALLOWAY, ALICE M CLERK, 4,200.00
HARDMAN, JOSEPH ALBERT CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
HARDMAN, RONALD L LEGIS ASST, 11,149.98
JESSUP, DOROTHY 0 ADM ASST, 14,500.02
LITTLE, DARYL RAY 5,170.02
MCCAULEY, MARLENE B CLERK, 3,850.02
NORBET, NELLIE W CASE WORKER, 5,687.52
ROUSE, GEORGE ROBERT CLERK, 1,680.00
ROWE, EUNICE MILDRED CASE WORKER, 7,420.02
88
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM H. NATCHER
CHISWELL, MELINDA ANN
ORUMMONOt SHIRLEY M
OEOGHEGAN, JENNIE H
HAMPSON, HELEN C
NEWTON, VIRGINIA B
TABOR, ESTA
YATES, LOUISE A
TO AUG. 31
$3,665.28
6,786.93
4,201.80
7,375.33
7,276.09
1,982.33
4,167.31
OFFICE OF HON. LUCIEN N. NEDZI
BECK, ELSFY MARIF
BLACK, S H
BUIER, HELEN
BURKE, NANCY JANE
CAMINSKY, JEFFREY W
CICETTI, PAMELA
CONLON, RICHARD P
OONAHUE, PAUL MICHAEL
FLANAGAN, MARY E W
GARNETT, JEAN
HOLLIS, ELAINE
JASON, SUSAN M
KACZMAREK, ZYGMUNO R
KOSIBA, RENATA A
PYRROS, JAMES G
STOCKTON, PETER D H
TULLY, MONICA ANNE
4,84 9.98
LEGISLATIVE ASST, TO AUG. 15 1,250.00
SECRETARY, 2,287.50
STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,166.66
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31 300.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, 4,091.67
STAFF DIRECTOR DGS , 2,500.02
ADM ASST, 7,500.00
EXEC. SECRETARY, 5,749.98
SECRETARY, 4,133.33
SECRETARY, 1,837.50
STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 15 874.99
ADM ASST, 5,500.02
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 6 1,652.77
ADM ASST, 14,500.02
FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 1 1,091.92
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 3,233.32
OFFICE OF HON. ANCHER NELSEN
AABER
COLBY
DUNST
EMSTA
FENDE
JEHLE
JONES
OLSEN
OLSON
PAREL
SEGER
WELTY
WOLGA
G, MAY LAURETTA
, VERGIE LEE
EDTER, CARL F
0, WILLIAM R
R, JUDITH A
PATRICIA A
CATHERINE DEAN
EVELYN F
DONALD W
, JAMES DONALD
MARK, HOWARD S
HARRY R
MOT, SUSAN C
PFRS SECTY, 8,755.98
SECRETARY, 5,272.98
DIST REP, TO OCT. 31 666.68
DISTRICT REP, FROM OCT. 25 2,750.00
SECRETARY, 4,000.02
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 180.00
CLERK, 1,764.00
PRESS SECTY, 7,483.50
ADM ASST, 14,500.02
SPECIAL ASST, 8,935.98
RESEARCH ASST, 7,200.00
CLERK, TO SEPT. 11 887.50
SECRETARY, 4,249.98
OFFICE OF HON. BILL NICHOLS
CALLAWAY, BETTY ALLEN
FITZ, OAVID ALLAN
GODBEE, ELIZABETH
HAND, BOB
LETT, WINSTON f
MCBRIOE, DEBORAH R
MCCULLARS, SUANNE F
MERCHANT, FLORA
PATRICK, SHARON S
RICE, MARY ELVA
ROSWELL, ANN D
SALVIA, JEANNE M
SMITH, ANNETTE W
TIPPETT, PATRICIA LEE
CLERK,
PRESS SECRETARY
SECRETARY,
STAFF MEMBER, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 21
CASE WORKER,
SECRETARY,
CLERK,
TYPIST, FROM OCT. 23 TO NOV. 30
CLERK- TYPIST,
SECRETARY,
TYPIST,
CLERK, FROM JULY 1
3,177.78
8,213.68
1,992.00
9,027.88
1,360.00
4,357.50
3,448.64
3,734.46
126.67
8,574.82
4,357.50
4,976.68
1,635.04
3,320.00
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT N. C. NIX
ELLIAN, HAIG
FORREST, MARK
JACKSON, PICAPDO C
JENIOUS, CYRILL OMARR
LANE, OLYMPIA
LLOYO, MAX T
LOCKARD, JOSEPH F
MCGOWAN, MARY E
MCINTYRE, WILLIAM J
INFO CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 20
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
7,917.42
1,311.12
6,019.92
7,157.76
2,804.58
3,991.50
339.42
5,923.92
10,365.48
89
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT N.
NIX - CONTINUED
PETIT, MICHAEL 0 ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 $2,250.00
SOUTHERLAND, BEVERLY T ASST, FROM OCT. 2L 388.90
SOUTHERLANO, JAMES F STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 2,250.00
VASS, JUANITA 5,871.54
WHITE, CHARLES EDWARD 7,748.34
WILLIAMS, HARRY T 4,453.92
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID R. OBEY
BEDFORO, CHERYL L RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, 4,050.02
CHASE, NANCY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK SECY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 1,147.33
CONLON, RICHARD P RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AND FROM SEPT. 1 641.67
OAHL, LAWRENCE E FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, FROM JULY 1 .... 3,300.00
EARL, SHEILA C SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 1,697.00
HAGENGRUBER, DONALD L CLERK, TO AUG. 31 550.00
LARSON, BEATRICE C CASEWORKFR, 7,050.00
MADISON, JERRY M DI STP IC T .SECRET ARY , FROM JULY 1 10,999.98
MILLER, ROBFRT N RESEARCH AST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 . 697.33
OHARA, KATHLEEN A OFF MANAGER-PERS SECRETARY, FROM JULY
1 6,050.00
REIVITZ, LINDA LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 8,050.00
SPENCER, WINIFRED A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,800.02
STITT, LYLE H ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1 11,447.31
STURGES, GERALD D LEGIS ASST, 8,647.33
WATSON, GERALYN SECRFTARY, 4,050.02
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES G. O'HAPA
BARBOUR, NANCY R SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
BICE, MARY E SECTY, FROM JULY 1
BONNIS, KARFN JEAN SECTY, FROM AUG. 17
BOYCE, KATHARINE R SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 23
BRUFF, JOHN B
FINK, DAVID HOWARD CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31
FLETCHER, FAITH ANN TO NOV. 13
FRUSH, BARBARA A SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 5
GODFREY, JANE E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 12
GRADER, BETTY L TO NOV. 30
HOLYCROSS, BLANCHE V SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30
MCGLINCHEY, MAURFEN SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
NEWMAN, DANIEL P CLFRK,
SHANDS, WILLIAM E ASSISTANT,
SMITH, DIANE CECELIA SECTY,
SMITH, ELIZABETH MARIE EXEC SECRETARY,
ZACK, EUGENE C ADM ASST, FROM DEC. ?2
OFFICF OF HON. ALVIN E. O'KONSKI
DIERKING, ROBERT CLERK,
D'JFEK, PAUL C ADM. ASST
HFNITZ, DIANA L CLERK,
KAPPUS, JAMFS F CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1
LADIN, HAROLD CLERK, TO AUG. 31
MARTY, MARY E HOME OFFICE CLERK,
OKONSKI, VERONICA H CLERK,
ROWE, MARY S CLFRK,
SIMMONS, JAMES WARREN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
TEITGEN, ELIZABETH S CLFRK,
ZESZUTEK, JANICE CLERK,
125.00
3,510.00
2,233.33
633.33
5,794.44
600.00
2,341.33
5,017.07
3,286.09
3,494.75
3,033.35
2, 166.68
8,027.28
10,000.02
2,650.02
7,000.02
500.00
9,499.98
13,746.00
5,800.02
4,500.00
2,250.00
1,950.00
10,050.00
9,250.02
450.00
8,400.00
5,299.98
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS P. O'NEILL, JR.
BRAND, STANLEY RESEARCH ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND LEGIS
ASST, FROM DEC. 1
CPANSHAw, DOROTHY J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 AND
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30
DRAGO, NICHOLAS V LEGIS AIDE,
4,288.35
801.67
4,249.98
90
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS P. O'NEILL, J". - CONTINUED
G4NN0N, FRANCINE M ASST SECTY .' $4,750.02
GREENSP4N, HOWARD RESEARCH ASST, FPOM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM DEC. 1 540.99
JONES, MARY-ALYCE F ASST SECRETARY, 4,000.02
KELLY, DOROTHY M PERSONAL SECTY, 8,500.02
LYNCH, KEVIN JOHN LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 874.98
HEEH4N, TIMOTHY F, JR LEGIS ASST, 6,000.00
MOYNAGH, JOHN R, III RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 1,166.68
MULLEN, THOMAS H ADM ASST, 11,500.02
PQTQPE, PATRICIA A ASST SFCRETARY, 4,249.98
RAMSEY, MICHELE A RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 291.67
RO..AN, JAMES P ASSISTANT, 9,499.98
SNOW, DOLORcS C EXEC. SECTY 8,500.02
SULLIVAN, GAIL F RFSFARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TC AUG. 31 874.98
SYLVESTER, ISABELLE A ASST SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 1,166.60
OFFICE OF HON. OTTO E. PASSMAN
ARMITAGE, ROBBYE SECRETARY 4,000.02
8APKLEY, VICTORIA LOU CLERK, TO OCT. 31 1,666.68
BENNETT, MELANIE ANNE SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 1,500.00
BRACKETT, THOMAS H PUBLIC REL AIDE, 1,750.02
CORRETT, JOAN A SECRETARY, 7,083.34
EDWARDS, VICKI LYNN CLERK, 2,100.00
GRIMES, MARY SIKORA SECTY, FRO" AUG. 1 5,895.84
LINGLE, MARY R SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 2, 375. CO
LIPP, LUCY F SECRETARY, 4,999.98
PASSMAN, OTIS J SPECIAL ASST, 4,750.02
ROGERS, HELENA 0 SECRETARY, 1,500.00
SHEPPARD, FREDA J SECRETARY 6,500.02
WILLIAMS, MARTHA K ADM ASST, 14,500.02
WINN, DAVID M SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 1,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. WRIGHT PATMAN
ANDROS, EUGENIA CLERK, 4,80C00
BALDUS, RATRICIA M CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 2,375.01
BROWN, CHARLES W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
COOPER, EILEEN BETSY CLERK, 5,200.02
COUNCILL, OOROTHY F SECRETARY, 11,100.00
FISHER, BRADY ALAN CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,500. CO
FLANARY, DONALD H, JR CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 1,250.00
GIST, GWENDOLYN K CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
HAMPTON, ADPIENNE ANN CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,500.00
IVEY, JERRINE B CLERK, 3,150.00
OROURKE, JOANNA G CLERK 4,849.98
PHILLIPS, MARIANNE W CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 8 200.00
ROTA, SHELVA JEAN CLERK 2,689.58
SHACKLETTE, BARON I ADM ASST, 14,500.02
SHACKLETTF, C P CLERK, 10,412.52
THOMPSON, BILLY H CLERK, TO NOV. 30 2,625.00
WELCH, STEPHEN MARK CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 1,250.00
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD J. PATTEN
BROWN, OLGA JAMISON 10,722.48
CALLAS, STEPHEN G 14,491.98
COHEN, MARK D SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 31 87C.00
DEG4S0N, JOANN M CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,625.01
DONELON, FRED J DISTRICT AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 1,176.00
DONOHUE, RICHARD C INTERN, TO AUG. 31 1,200.00
DUBESTER, ERNEST W INTERN, TO AUG. 31 870.00
GERR, HAROLD JAY SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 31 870.00
GIBBS, KAREN MARIE CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 5,982.50
HOLTON, SHARON A CLERK, FROM SEPT. 27 1,566.67
JACKO, JOHN J DISTRICT AIDE, FROM JULY 1 2,350.00
JOSE, PATRICIA ANN FROM JULY 1 6,616.34
LADEN, GARY MARK SUMMER INTEPN, TO AUG. 31 870.00
LOWENKOPF, LEO S 3,648.48
MULLEN, EDWARD R SUMMFR INTERN, TO AUG. 31 870.00
OGRADY, CONSTANCE M DIST AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 1,109.32
91
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD J. PATTEN - CONTINUED
OWEN, SAMUEL P UlST AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 *..
PATTEN, ANNA 0
SCALA, GRACE E CLERK-DISTRICT, FROM DEC. 1
SPERBER, MARK DAVID INTERN, TO AUG. 31
STOUKAS, ANMARIE T DISTRICT AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1
ZARROW, AMY LEVY CLERK, FROM SEPT. 15 TO DEC. 14
ZYSKOWSKI, JANET M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
OFFICE UF HON. THOMAS M. PELLY
AMOS, OSCAR A SECRFTARY,
BAUER, MARGARET L SECRETARY,
HUGHES, JAMES 0 ' PRESS SECRETARY,
MASON, FLIZABETH ANNE SECRETARY,
MAYHEW, PATRICIA W SECRETARY
MCKAY, MICHAEL D CLERK, FROM JULY 1
PORTER, ADEL SECRETARY,
SMITS, TED A DISTRICT REP,
WOLFE, JOHN W CLERK, TO AUG. 31
YOUNG»1AN, ALBERT A CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. CLAUDF PEPPER
ABELITIS, FRANCES V CLERK, FRCM NOV. 16
BEDELL, ELIZABETH B SECRETARY,
BOYSFN, MARY R CLERK, FROM SEPT. 24 TO SEPT. 30 AND
SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 7
CAMPBELL, FRANCES H SECRETARY,
CHENAULT, MARY LILLIAN SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND SECTY TO
ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
DICKSON, CHARLOTTE G SECRETARY,
DICKSON, MARGARET M RECEPTIONIST,
GESUNDHEIT, NEIL CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 26 TO
AUG. 31
GIBSON, GERALDINE A TYPIST-CLERK,
LASSER, AMELIA T LEGIS AIDE,
MARSCH, REGINA 0 CLERK,
OWENS, ROBERT 0 CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 10 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 13 TO SEPT. 30
REED, HELEN L FILE CLERK, TO SEPT. <.
SIMON, VICTORIA CLERK, TO AUG. 31
SOUTHERLAND, JAMES F ADM AIDE, TO NOV. 7 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM NOV. 8
UNGAR, CHERYL G CLERK,
VAUGHN, C ELLIS DISTRICT AIDE,
WALLER, MILDRED EXEC ASST
WYCHE, PAUL H, JR LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM NOV. 8
ZACK, STEPHEN NEAL LEGIS AIDE, FROM DEC. 16
OFFICE OF HON. CARL D. PERKINS
ABSHER, JOHN JACK CLERK, TO JULY 6
BLAKE, LUCILLE H FXEC SECRETARY,
8RANHAM, LAWRENCE CLERK,
BROWNSTEIN, ESTHER S
CASTORO, ELSA R SECRETARY,
DAVIDSON, LILLIAN W SECRETARY,
EPPERSUN, RUTH M SECRETARY,
FOTIS, STEPHEN FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
FREDERICK, CONSTANCE E OFFICE ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
JEWELL, CHARLOTTE R SECRETARY,
MILLER, W KFNNETH CLERK,
°IEPER, M&RY JOE SECRFTAPY, TO OCT. 31
ROBEY, PATRICK PENN CLERK, TO AUG. 26
SCALLAN, PAMELLA M SECRETARY,
SMITH, SHARON D FROM JULY 7
TODO, GERTRUDE D SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
VANCE, BILLY F CLERK, TO AUG. 26 AND CONGRESSIONAL
INTERN, FROM JUNE 12 TO AUG. 26
WEINBERG, LOIS SFCRETARY, TO AUG. 20
$1,176.00
6,055.02
600.00
870. OC
1,411.68
1,800.00
450.00
7,399.98
4,249.98
14,500.02
4,200.00
4,875.00
2,566.66
6,150.00
7,800.00
900.00
1,000.02
1,405.35
7,289.88
1,376.55
6, 185.76
4,961.14
5,854.08
3,606.18
350.00
3, 183.00
5,756.20
2,502.66
400.00
1,339.56
425.98
8,233.35
4,813.92
4,213.98
10,816.98
1,766.67
416.67
91.20
8,927.58
2,283.42
8,210.35
6, 194.46
5,619.48
5,792.46
970.00
3.540.0C
5,273.46
2,428.38
3,515.64
1, 120.00
5,830.02
4,620.00
2,957.04
1, 120.00
884.65
71-124 O - 72
92
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JERRY I. PETTIS
BARNES, DIANNE H
DALY, CLAUDIA ELLEN
FITTS, SUSAN M
HAGGART, KENNA TAYLOR
JANKA, LINDA
JONES, HELEN E
KANNENBERG, HOLLY A
KOTZ, MERRY K
LEONARD, WILLIAM R
NEGRETE, EDWARD V
PERRY, LOIS H
PETRIE, DEBORAH J
PICKETT, CHRISTINE ANN
SHUPP, BETTY L
TERHEYDEN, WILLIAM F
WOODRING, JOANN ROBERTA
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 .
DIST SFCRETARY,
CLERK-TYPIST, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 AND SPECIAL
ASST, FROM DEC. 1
LEGIS ASST,
CASEWORKER, FROM AUG. 15
CLERK TYPIST,
SECTY,
754.64
044.38
313.00
779.12
450.00
225.02
128.35
113.47
045.82
001.88
435.68
288.90
644.43
500.02
001.88
850.00
OFFICE OF HON. PETER A. PEYSER
BARRY, THEODORE L
BRENNAN, KATIE S
BROSNIHAN, VIRGINIA f
DINGMAN, RICHARD B
DRAKE, JANE B
FISCHER, STUART M H
GREIF, LEOPOLD H
HAYNES, ROBERT E, JR
HOLSTEIN, JOYCE T
HURLEY, JOHN R
JACKSON, WARREN G
JENKINS, CARLA S
LANG, RICHARD A, JR
MARAIO, JENNIFER S
MARSTON, LANCE
MOROCH, MAUREEN ANN
NAAR, JOSEPH L
NAU, SUZETTF B
OVEROCKER, LYNDA R
PEARL, MARY CORLISS
PORTMAN, MERRILL A
POWER, SUSAN H
WEHNER, PAMELA ANN
PRESS ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,814.58
CLERK, 2,831.33
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,000.00
STAFF COUNSEL, FROM OCT. 17 4,869.84
DISTRICT MANAGER, 5,749.98
CLERK, TO AUG. 13 AND CONGRESSIONAL
INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO AUG. 15 736.67
LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND STAFF
COUNSEL, FROM SEPT. 1 8,677.00
CLERK, TO AUG. 20 AND FROM DEC. 1 .... 922.22
DIST ASST, TO OCT. 1 505.57
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 25 892.23
DIST CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. 17 TO NOV.
17 1,240.00
OFFICE MANAGER/CASEWORKER, 6,250.02
DIST CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. 17 TO NOV.
17 1,446.66
DIST ASST, FROM AUG. 27 2,328.43
ADM ASST, TO OCT. 31 9,641.68
SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 6 850.00
SPECIAL ASST, 4,000.02
SECRETARY, 4,180.02
RECEPTIONIST, 4,024.98
TO AUG. 18 693.33
DIST CONSULTANT, FROM DEC. 1 1,200.00
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 8 784.71
PRESS ASST, TO OCT. 8 2,275.79
OFFICE OF HON.
BIJSHELL, LINDA K
CRAFT, MARY ELIZABETH
DRUMMOND, CLIF
ELLIOTT, DOROTHY J
GREGORY, JANICE M
LOPEZ, HERMINIA
MOORE, CLAUDIA G
MORTON, JOSEPH CRAIG
PAYTE, LORETTA H
PHENIX, GEORGE R
PROFFITT, ROBERT A
RICHESON, JILES DAVID
ROBERTS, SUSAN R
SHULMAN, MOLLY
SIMON, SUSAN
WEST, DAVID R
WILLIAMS, NANCY N
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 3,935.75
CLERK, 3,935.75
7,366.93
CLERK, 3,649.98
CLERK, 4,950.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,876.08
CLERK HIRE, FROM NOV. 1 1,400.00
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 150.00
CLERK, 7,750.02
CLERK, 11,201.75
CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT. 30 2,000.00
8,022.83
CLERK, TO JULY 13 281.67
CLERK, 5,950.02
CLERK, 4,399.98
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND CONGRESSIONAL
INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO AUG. 15 1,000.00
CLERK, FROM OCT. 25 TO OCT. 31 120.00
93
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. OTIS G. PIKE
ANDERSON, BARBARA A DIST OFFICE SECY. $5,251.14
BLACKSTONE, MARGARET L CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 1,083.32
CONKLIN, BLANCHE A 1,451.88
DONNER, AARON B 4,397.75
KEMP, PATRICIA ANNE SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 3,791.25
KENNY, ROSELYN 8,012.21
MCLAUGHLIN, SHARON A SECRETARY, 3,784.38
ORR, BETTY L 5,963.93
QUINN, JOSEPH R 2,652.12
TOPF, MARGERY ELLEN TO SEPT. 30 2,525.01
WALOBAUER, ROBERT T 2,652.12
WARING, SNOWDEN W CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20 TO NOV. 10 AND
FROM DEC. 6 1,018.05
WOOLBERT, MAYBELLE S 12,108.61
ZEGEL, VIKKI ADRIENNE CLERK, 1,666.68
OFFICE OF HON. ALEXANDER PIRNIE
BENNETT, DOUGLAS P LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 7,099.98
BERGIN, JOHN W 2,072.10
BOEHLERT, SHERWOOO L EXEC ASST, 14,500.02
BOWEN, JOYCE SECRETARY, FROM JULY I 3,431.27
DAVIES, D REGINALD FIELD REP, 2,250.00
EPPOLITO, JOSEPH N 3,250.02
NAEGELE, JANICE G DISTRICT SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND DIST OFFICE SUPERVISOR,
FROM DEC. I 2,083.33
PINTO, JOHN G FIELD REP., 1,000.02
RACKLEY, SANDRA T 4,618.75
SAUSVILLE, BEATRICE M SFCRET AG Y-CASE SPECIALIST, 7,500.00
SAVAGE, JAMES W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SHEPARD, MARIANNA H PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7,500.00
VRAKATITSIS, ZOE DISTRICT SECRETARY, TO OCT. 18 2,430.00
OFFICE OF HON. W. R. POAGE
BLAKE, CHARLES EDWARD 9,616.44
BLAKE, NAOMI MC M 1,000.02
BUTLER, CHARLES R, JR FROM SEPT. 1 2,000.00
GLASS, CHLOE M 6,750.00
HASTINGS, JOHN A, JR FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 750.00
HEN1NGT0N, CLARENCE D FROM JULY 1 9,616.02
HOLSTEAD, ELLA K 8,558.16
KENNEDY, JOAN E FROM OCT. 15 TO NOV. 30 255.56
LAIR, RUTH 0 9,616.44
PATTIE, LOVE M 9,289.20
SCHUSTER, CARRO LEE FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,000.00
STEWART, EPA 0 5,031.62
VICK, MICHAEL RAY FROM JULY 1 1,000.02
OFFICE OF HON. BERTRAM L. PGOELL
ALPERT, SHERMAN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 958.33
ANFANG, MIRIAM SECTY, FROM AUG. I TO NOV. 30 3,541.66
CLFVELAND, LINOA S SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 2,000.01
DERBY, ANN R SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 2,850.00
FELDMAN, JANE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,000.02
GEL3ARD, RUTH F 4,501.02
GERSER, LOUIS MEYER LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY I 6,000.00
GROSSMAN, JUDITH SECTY, 3,499.98
HANSEN, HANS I FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 666.67
JACKNIS, NORMAN J CLERK, FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
DEC. I 1,308.33
MADDEN, MURIEL P 5,835.60
94
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BERTRAM L. PODELL - CONTINUED
MICKENBERG, IRA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. I TO SEPT. 30
MILLER, JOHN CLERK, TO NOV. 30
MURPHY, PEGGY ,
MURRAY, SALLY L SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
PARKER, JOHN CLERK,
ROLOAN, IDA SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
ROSENBERG, SHERRY SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 ....
ROSENTHAL, HERBERT M CLERK, FROM DEC. I
SCHNEIER, MARTIN CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
TENENCOFF, SAMUEL CLERK, FROM JULY I
WALTERS, MONICA MAY SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
WEISBRODT, SHIRLEY SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
WILBURN, JOHN A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
WYGODA, GERALD H EXEC ASST, FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD H. POFF
ANDERSON, VIVIAN 0
BAUMGARDNER, DOUGLAS K CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND CONGRESSIONAL
INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO AUG. 15
BOWMAN, RANDAL RAY CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND STAFF AIDE, FROM
AUG. 1
HATCHER, MARY SUZANNE CLERK,
HUMPHREYS, ROBERT W STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
JARRATT, MARY C PERSONAL SECRETARY,
MCKENNA, JOYCE LEE CLERK,
WHITE, JOHN THOMAS, II ADM ASST,
WOHLFORD, MARY ANN DISTRICT SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. WALTER E. POWELL
ANDERSON, MARY R CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 10
BRILL, VIVIAN R DIST SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
CASE, KATHLEEN MARIE SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM DEC.
16
CHAPPELL, ROBERT K FIELD REP, FROM SEPT. 7 TO DEC. 6 ....
COSSABOOM, BRUCE PRESS AIDE, FROM JULY 1
CRAMER, FRED BRUCE DISTRICT ASST, FROM JULY 1
FENING, DANIEL K INTERN, TO AUG. 31
FIERCE, DONALD L SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND EXEC ASST, FROM DEC. 1
FRIEND, JAMES SCHAMP SPECIAL ASST,
HEINKEL, CONSTANCE JEAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
KENNA, DIANE M SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 13 TO NOV. 30 ..
LACHSTADTER, LOIS L SPECIAL ASST,
LYONS, HELEN E CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 10
MOLINSKY, GARY M STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. I
MOORHEAD, RANDALL B INTERN, FROM JULY 2 TO SEPT. 10
NORTON, DONNA K LEGIS ASST,
PERRY, FRANKLIN D DISTRICT AIDE, TO AUG. 31
RAWLETTE, KATHLEEN A RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
AND SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1
RISOON, MARTHA D SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 3
SCHROTE, RACHEL D CLERK TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .
STEVENS, JOY STELLA CLERK TYPIST, TO JULY 31 AND
CASEWORKER, FROM AUG. 1
WARD, CLAIRE ELLEN DIST SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
$800.00
583.33
8,260.56
1,216.47
4,650.00
1,083.34
4,865.88
1,216.47
533.33
4,500.00
666.67
958.33
700.00
6,000.00
950.00
4,941.65
6,893.52
5,500.02
6,893.52
6,893.52
14,500.02
6,893.52
350.00
500.00
2,479.16
4,400.01
4,999.98
10,433.32
450.00
4,833.35
12,600.00
450.00
2,058.34
1,200.00
350.00
750.00
596.67
5,899.98
3,433.34
3,300.00
2,807.50
150.00
5,066.65
3,066.65
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARDSON PREYER
CLINARD, LYNN STEWART
DAVIS, PATRICIA ELEANOR
DORSEY, MIRIAM J
ELMORE, ANN E
GRUBBS, ETHEL B
HEMPHILL, W LEE, II
HIGGINS, JOHN T, JR
JONES, DREWPY JAMES
LAMBETH, THOMAS W
LUCAS, WILLIAM ERNEST
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY I TO
AUG. 31
CLERK,
SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 8
CLERK, FROM JULY 19 TO AUG. 31
CLERK, TO JULY 18
LEGIS ASST,
CLERK, TO JULY 18
600.00
3,000.00
4,500.00
1,255.54
5,800.02
728.00
344.00
6,000.00
13,750.02
318.00
95
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARDSON PREYER - CONTINUED
MILLER, LANE W
PRUITT, BERNICE
REAGAN, 0 WALKER, III
SCHECTER, IRENE D
STERN, SIDNEY J, III
THOMAS, KAREN
WOMACK, JAMES
WOMBLE, HAZEL WHEELER
CLERK, FROM JULY 19 TO AUG. 31
CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND SECTY, FROM AUG.
5
CLERK, FROM JULY 19 TO AUG. 31
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 7 AND
FROM SEPT. 7
CLERK, TO JULY 18
CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND SPECIAL ASST,
FROM NOV. 1
6,722.76
728.00
3,361.09
318.00
3,199.98
3,423.34
4,150.02
OFFICE OF HON. MELVIN PRICE
BERRY, LYNN
HART, WILLIAM K
HICKMAN, SCOTT
JOTTE, EUGENE T
LOUGHRY, JAN
MORRISON, MARGARET E
NORTHINGTON, JAMESETTA
PRICE, RAYMOND A
PUENT, PATRICIA ANN
RAY, DEHAVILLAND
SCRIVNER, PETER C
WRIGHT, CAROLE L
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
ADMIN ASST,
600.00
3,750.00
450.00
6,264.30
6,264.30
6,264.30
6,264.30
6,264.30
3,183.00
4,308.24
14,491.92
6,264.30
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT D. PRICE
CLEMENT, AUORAY LEE
DAVIS, CATHERINE E
ELKINS, SHERRI L
FORREST, ALBERTA SUE
GUTHRIE, GINGER DEE
HAMMOND, BARBARA ANN
HANCHETT, JANE E
HOUSE, KATIE TANNER
JAMEISON, JOHN H, JR
KNIGHT, THOMAS D
LANEHART, CHARLES W
MARTINSON, RONALD L
MCMAHON, BARBARA ANNE
MOORE, THERESA E
PAYNE, JANET G
REECE, FOREST W, JR
SANFORO, W1LMA JO
SWIFT, JOY J
THAYER, MADALIN J
WENTWORTH, JEFFREY
WYATT, JOHN M
CLERK, TO SEPT. 20 2,355.55
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7 2,660.00
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 1,400.00
CLERK, 5,954.94
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 23 76.67
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 160.00
CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND SPECIAL ASST,
FROM NOV. 1 3,966.65
FROM DEC. 1 550.00
7,185.38
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,080.00
CLERK, 7,000.02
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ANO
ADMIN ASST, FROM DEC. 1 4,166.66
CLERK, 6,787.80
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 19 566.23
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 400.00
CLERK, TO DEC. 5 9,676.34
CLERK 4,121.82
CLERK, 3,708.06
CLERK, 5,333.33
FROM DEC. 18 650.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID H. PRYOR
BONDY, BEVERLY
BURKE, BRYAN L, JR
COLLINS, THEDFORD LAVON
CULPEPPER, DONALD B
DOUGLAS, JAMES PAUL
FOWLER, JAMES M
HENRY, 'JOHN HUGH
HUGHES, ELEANOR P
JOHNSON, LEWIS J
JONES, LINDA T
KENNER, MARY VIRGINIA
MACQUEEN, CANDACE
NEMIR, RALPH WOOD
OWEN, M JANICE
RANCHINO, JAMES L
SIMPSON, PEGGY
STOLZ, CAROL M
CLERK,
CLERK, TO AUG. 20
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
CLERK, FROM DEC. 17
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
CLERK, FROM JULY 15
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO SEPT. 15
4,075.02
833.33
4,153.32
1,000.00
841.67
500.00
12,400.02
1,500.00
280.00
4,099.98
1,500.00
900.00
3,266.67
4,750.02
1,626.67
5,056.56
5,712.12
96
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID H. PRYOR - CONTINUED
TATEi RUTH G CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 5 $408.33
TRIB8LE, PATRICIA R 7,501.63
TRULOCK, JEFFREY M CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO JULY 31 266.67
TUCKER, WILLIAM J TO NOV. 30 2,603.70
ZEIOLER, HELEN M CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 900.00
OFFICE OF HON. ROMAN C. PUCINSKI
BOCHNIK, BERNICE 6,000.00
BOOTHE, EVELYN MB TO SEPT. 30 2,499.99
CARMODY, PATRICIA M 6,499.98
CRITES, CYNTHIA A ADM ASST, 8,749.98
DISIMONE, RITA L 6,250.02
DOERFLEIN, PUTHM RECEPTIONIST, 4,800.00
HAVILAND, ELLEN V 2,500.02
KUTA, PATRICIA A 6,250.02
LEO, MILLIE JEANNE STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND RESEARCH
ASST, FROM DEC. 1 1,500.00
SACHAY, JAMES E 8,749.98
STANIEC, LILLIAN V 6,750.00
STEFANOWICZ, CANDICE CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 2,500.00
TOMS, RUSSELL STAFF ASST, 3,000.00
WILCZYNSKI, MARLENE J CLERK, 600.00
WISNIEWSKI, THOMAS J CLERK, 1,850.00
WRIGHT, JANET M CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. GRAHAM PURCELL
BALCH, KATHFRINE L SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 1,431.00
BLACKWELL, LINDA LYONS PRESS ASST, 4,000.02
BRICKELL, MARION EXEC SECTY, 8,095.50
CLAASSEN, TERRY L LEGIS ASST, 5,039.52
HANES, WILLIAM T, JR TO JULY 31 2,415.33
HIGGINS, BETTY J 5,619.48
HOFFMAN, HATTIE BELLE SECRETARY, 1,800.00
KADAR, GEZA, JR STAFF ASST, 3,417.58
PORTIS, SUSAN K SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 15 .... 287.50
RAINBOLT, JOHN V ADM ASST, 12,727.02
ROBERTS, PEGGY J TO AUG. 31 1,372.84
RUTENBAR, MARSHA L SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 1,000.00
SCARBOROUGH, M KENNETH DISTRICT ASST 4,066.68
SIMS, IRIS A SECRETARY, 3,600.00
STEPHFNS, ELMER LEWIS DIST REP, FROM AUG. 1 10,749.59
TOBOLOWSKY, IRA E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY I TO
AUG. 15 450.00
WEBER, CAROL A SECTY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
RECEPTIONIST, FROM OCT. 1 2,324.99
WHITE, JEANETTE ELAINE SECRETARY, 5,619.48
OFFICE OF HON. ALBERT H. QUIE
ANDRES, 8ILL JOSEPH COLLEGE INTERN, FROM DEC. 6 250.00
BARTFLL, JO ANN E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,000.02
DALFIOEN, MARY C PERSONAL SECTY, 3,775.00
DIPAOLJ, CHERYL ANN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 3,799.98
FETTE, EVELYN M DIST OFFICE SECRETARY, 3,848.77
HALL, KFITH E LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 11,500.02
JOHNSON, ROGER K DIST REP., 7,982.52
KOEMPEL, MICHAEL LEE RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,250.00
KORFHAGE, GLENN H SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 25 733.33
LOEN, VERNON C 14,500.02
NARUTA, ANNE P CASEWORKER, 5,899.98
REDALEN, LINDA KAY STENO- SECP ET AP Y , FROM SEPT. 1 2,500.00
RUNNINGEN, POGER INTERN, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 900.00
SIMONDS, CAROL A SECRETARY, 5,854.02
TROTTER, LINDA L STENOGRAPHER, 4,249.98
97
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES H. QUILLEN
BROWN, MARY LUELLA
CRIST, GLORIA R
DAVIS, MARYLEE
FREEHOFF, PATRICIA A
FRENCH, KATHRYN HYDE
HAMBLEN, CAROLE M
HYOER, PATRICIA D
LIGHT, FRANCES HAUN
MCINTURFF, ROBERT N
MILLER, JAMES EMILUS
MORTON, OIANNE N
PLESS, LYNOELL S
PRICE, MARY LOU
RILEY, IDA J
SIVERT, SUSAN
TAYLOR, HUGH, III
THORNBERRY, KATHY L
WAGNER, CHARLES K
WHITE, SARAH ELIZABETH
SECRETARY,
SECTY, FROM AUG. 1
SECTY, TO AUG. 3-1
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 15
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY,
FIELD REP, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE,
SECRETARY
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
CONGRFSSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 .
SECTY, TO AUG. 14 ,
CLERK,
SECRETARY,
,035,
,450.
,000,
,195.
,180,
,900.
,035,
,274,
,592,
,299,
,999,
,550,
,300,
,293,
,247,
450,
547,
,862,
,816,
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS F. RAILSBACK
BECKETT, DEBORAH K
CARR, CYNTHIA ELAINE
CORWIN, DARLENE FAY
DUTTON, KAREL H
ELSBURY, SUE ELLEN
FRISK, MILDRED D
GALLAGHER, FLORENCE M
HANKINS, GROVER G
HERMELIN, WILLIAM M
MCCARTHY, ROBERTA B
MCLEAN, UNA M
OLSON, CRAIG R
PEERLESS, EILEEN
POLK, WILLIAM BENJAMIN
REID, REBECCA J
STONKUS, VIRGINIA S
VALENTINE, PATRICIA ANN
WHITCOMB, CAROL L
WICHSER, PATRICIA ANN
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ....
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 20 AND FROM SEPT. 1
TO SEPT. 27
PRESS SECRETARY,
STAFF SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 10 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 1 TO
JULY 10
ADMIN ASST,
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 21
SECRETARY,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 11 TO
AUG. 15
TO AUG. 31
DISTRICT REP.,
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 28
INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 7
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 29
SECRETARY,
LEGIS SECY, FROM SEPT. 27
390.00
890.00
4,532.70
4,750.02
238.00
5,772.72
4,532.70
215.56
10,000.02
2,083.33
8,510.52
350.00
1,583.66
9,827.10
1,937.50
101.11
1,485.72
4,249.98
3,002.77
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. RANDALL
BARGER, DENNIS D
BAUMGARNER, JAMES 0
BONKOSKI, ALLIE
BRELSFORD, JOHN
8RIGHTMAN, LUCY C
CHAPMAN, GRACE E
CLAGETT, ELIZABETH H
CLAYMAN, MARJORIE M
DECLERCK, MARY ANN
DEWALT, SHIPLEY ANNE
GEORGE, DOROTHY PEARL
HAAS, BETH R
HAYES, PATRICK M
HOCKER, IRAH E
HOLDEN, VICKIE L
HUGHES, CAREY M
JUSTICE, HAZEL R
LAPORTE, GERALD J
LEIBSTONE, MARVIN A
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 441.67
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 391.67
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 883.34
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 883.34
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 441.67
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 441.67
SECRETARY, 4,000.02
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 400.00
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 883.34
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 441.67
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 441.67
CLERK, 4,860.00
9,938.52
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 358.33
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 333.33
SECRETARY, 4,999.98
CLERK, 3,499.98
CLERK, 4,500.00
98
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. RANDALL - CONTINUED
LEWIS, AGNES I CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
MCMURDO, SARAH A CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
MITCHELL, DONNA L 5
POISAL, GLADYS A CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
RAVEILL, NANCY A CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
SCOTT, SANDRA KAY CLERK, TO AUG. 31
THOMPSON, MARGARET G CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1
THOMPSON, MORGAN E CLERK, 3
WASSERMAN, ELIZABETH L 5
WRIGHT, ELIZABETH M 2
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES B. RANGEL
ARTIS, RUTH STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1
BELL, VIRGINIA LEE DIST ADMINISTRATOR,
BELLAMY, JAMES J STAFF ASST,
BLASINI, CARLOS STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1
BRADLEY, PATRICIA 0 SECRETARY,
BROYDRICK, LYNN LEVIN STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
CLARK, HILTON B STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ..
FOSTER, ALFRED N STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
FREEDMAN, EPIC H STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
GREENE, ELOIS T STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ..
GUYTON, GUY A STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
HENDERSON, LUCILLE STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
JONES, VIVIAN E EXEC SECTY,
MCINTOSH, EUGENE E STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31
MILLS, ROGER LEGIS ASST, TO SEPT. 30
PROCOPE, JONELLE A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 20
RODRIGUEZ, RAMON STAFF ASST,
SENA, WILMA JOYCE STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV.
30
SWYGERT, H PATRICK ADMIN ASST,
VILLEGAS, RACHEL STAFF ASST,
WATERS, ROBERT J STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
WILLIAMS, ROY E STAFF ASST,
YOUNG, BRENDA K STAFF ASST,
ZAPATA, FELIX R STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN R. RARICK
ASHMORE, JAMES N LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
BANKSTON, PFGGY M
BROOKS, MAMIF LEE EXEC SECRETARY,
CROWE, VERONICA SECRETARY,
FARR, CAROLYN F STAFF ASST,
HAMMONS, GAYLE N SECRETARY,
HAVERKAMP, TRINETTE J CONGP t SS I ONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 ....
HINES, CLAYTON ASST SVC REPRESENTATIVE,
JOHNSON, WILLIE V I
MACMURDO, CHARLES SPECIAL ASST,
MILLS, LINDA F PR SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
MORAN, MARGARET JANE PUB REL SECTY, FROM AUG. 1
SANDAHL, VIRGINIA C
SMITH, MERKEL L CONG SVC OFFICER,
VARNADO, PATSY KAY RECEPTIONIST,
WILKERSON, VERNICE 0 ASST SERVICE OFFICER,
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS M. REES
BAMBERG, GARY A SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 4,666.68
BANES, CATHERINE L SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND DIST OFC
MGP, FROM SEPT. 1 4,426.68
CHEELEY, MARY LILLIAN SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM SEPT. 1 3,733.32
CLOW, LISA M 4,095.00
DAVIS, KAYE EDWARDS 5,500.02
FAULSTICH, JANET K FROM JULY 1 8,795.43
FISHMAN, JOEL FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 2,450.00
1383.33
366.67
032.08
383.33
441.67
683.34
733.34
550.02
032.08
,664.78
832.66
9,000.00
3,833.34
1,875.00
4,500.00
2,333.32
1,416.67
791.00
2,666.68
832.66
3,791.67
2,500.02
6,000.00
625.00
2,124.99
500.00
2,500.02
832.66
12,499.98
3,499.98
1,415.34
2,500.02
3,624.99
750.00
6,600.00
2,816.70
7,568.75
3,631.56
4,350.00
3,049.98
300.00
2,749.98
3,685.02
8,500.02
651.58
2,933.35
4,162.50
8,306.58
1,950.00
4,200.00
99
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. THOMAS M. REES - CONTINUED
FRISBEE, STEPHEN V SPECIAL ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND CASE
WORKER, FROM SEPT. 1 $3,966.68
GREENBERG, JAN SECTY, FROM AUG. I TO AUG. 31 300.00
HARDY, LEROY C SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 651.67
KLINE, RICHARD A SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 6,760.08
LARKINS, KRISTA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 20 500.00
LAROCCA, DALE LESLIE 4,095.00
MAUER, DAVID H SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 21 TO
AUG. 31 500.00
MERRILL, FREDERICK, JR RESEARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,950.00
MOLLOY, ELEANOR M 4,180.02
MONACO, VIRGINIA CAROL 4,540.02
SOLOW, MARY J 4,540.02
SOMMERS, ARLENE 5,689.98
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLOTTE T. REID
BENSON, HAZEL M CLERK, 2,824.68
CAREY, JEAN D CLERK, 5,619.48
CAREY, PATRICIA ANNE CLERK, TO JULY 31 426.00
CRAWFORD, JAMES LEE CLERK, TO OCT. 31 1,242.36
OICKSON, ALLAH F SECRETARY, 9,005.04
LUSKEY, CHARLENE E CLERK, 5,950.08
MACAULAY, JOSEPH H ADM ASST, TO OCT. 25 9,258.73
QUINNEY, MARILYN R CLERK, 7,483.62
RAUSCHER, JEAN CLERK, TO OCT. 31 983.68
SIMPSON, JOHN B LEGIS ASST 10,508.76
WAGLEY, DORIS ANN CLERK, 5,515.68
WIPFLER, ALICE F CLERK, TO AUG. 13 824.51
OFFICE OF HON. OGOEN R. REID
BERDE, CAROL T ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 9,044.97
COHEN, JUDITH SUSAN PRESS ASST, FPOM OCT. 1 2,000.01
EMMONS, NATHANIEL F EXECUTIVE ASST 7,954.38
GANTZ, KIM ELIZABETH CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 21 510.00
HELMS, JUDITH S CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 26 3,444.46
KITZMILLER, W M SPECIAL ASST, FROM NOV. 15 153.33
MICHELMAN, PEGGY C DIST OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR, 9,591.60
NAPOLITANO, ANTHONY DISTRICT ASST, FROM JULY 1 1,944.36
NELSON, CHRISTOPHER D W PRESS SFCRETAPY, TC SEPT. 30 2,120.01
RATNER, CELITA CASEWORKER, TO JULY 23 549.45
SCHEID, JUDITH M STAFF ASST, 5,377.20
SPAULDING, JOAN E PERSONAL SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 5,608.02
STEIN, BARBARA E STAFF ASST. DIST OFFICE, 4,876.02
STRAND, GWENDOLYN RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 4,254.30
UELLENDAHL, WILMOTH C STAFF ASST-D I STRICT OFF, 2,914.98
VOSE, LINDA ROMAINE 5,688.66
WILKIE, EDITH B LEGIS ASST, 4,936.14
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY S. REUSS
BOOKER, GARVILL LEON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 9 TO
AUG. 15 370.00
COOPER, MARILYN N DISTRICT AIDE, FROM JULY 1 3,885.33
DANNHEISSER, RALPH LEGIS ASST, 8,500.02
EHRHART, DEBORAH M CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 500.00
FRIEDER, JUDY MORRIS PRESS SECRETARY, 5,500.02
GARDNER, CHARLES S RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 490.99
GOENS, RICHARD W DISTRICT STAFF ASST, 1,000.02
GOODELL, JOHN H PESE?R<"H ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 TO
NOV. 3C 465.99
GROBE, ROSE AIDE (DIST), FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 600.00
GROVES, LINOA LEE PERS SECY TO ADM ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND
PERSONAL SECTY TO AA, FROM DEC. I .... 4,291.65
JENSEN, AUDREY G DIST ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .... 332.66
NICOLAS, VERONIKA K SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 15 1,562.50
100
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY S.
OSHEA, MAURA E
PEARSON, CONSTANCE M
PISZCZEK, BONNIE J
ROBINSON, OONALO L
ROBINSON, SARA MOORE
ROTHSCHILD, JOHN E
SIMON, LILLIAN P
SPRACKER, STANLEY M
TEHAN, ROBERT E, JR
VERDIER, JAMES M
VERDIER, STEPHEN J
REUSS - CONTINUED
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
PERSONAL SECTY TO MC, FROM DEC. 1 ....
RECEPTIONIST-APPTS SECY,
AIDE (DIST), FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ..
AOM ASST,
LEGAL ASST,
AIDE - MILWAUKEE, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND DISTRICT ASST, FROM OCT.
I TO OCT. 31
SECRE TARY ,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 8
DISTRICT OFFICE SECY,
LEGIS ASST,
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
»4, 291.65
5,541.68
200.00
12,750.00
5,708.33
733.33
3,791.67
80.00
1,650.00
8,750.02
200.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. RHODES
ALKIRE, ALMA ASENATH
ALLEN, RICHARD F
CORBETT, MARGARET E
DECENZO, RITA M
DORNAN, JAMES E, JR
FIGLER, JEFFREY DAVID
MCCONNELL, ROBERT A, J«
POSEY, CLARA BERNICE
PROUTY, PERPIE LEE
RAY, OLIVE N
RING, STEPHEN W
RUBINO, STEPHEN CARL
SCANLAN, ROBERT J
STEWART, ANN CECELIA
VONDORN, LUCYLE S
ADM ASST, 13,478.10
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 22 520.00
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 200.00
SECRETARY, 9,185.88
RESEARCH ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
NOV. 5 1,830.99
INTERN, TO AUG. 27 570.00
LEGIS AIDE, 7,856.95
SECRFTARY, 7,659.78
SECRETARY, 4,249.98
RECEPTIONIST, 6,473.76
INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
CLERK, 1,000.02
DIST REP., 8,495.88
SECRETARY, 2,385.00
SECRETARY, 2,925.00
OFFICF OF HON. DONALD W. RIEGLE, JR.
BLAKE, CARL W
BOYCE, ELIZABETH B
BRUNELL, OAVID D
DAUNIS, JOY ANNE
FINKELSTEIN, LISA
GORDON, JAMES M
HOGAN, M ANGELA
HOTCHKISS, NANCY
KENERSON, MARTHA LYNNE
NILES, ROBERT JARMAN
NOTHOFF, KATHERINE J
PATCHELL, LINDA
PRITCHARD, BARBARA J
SADLER, KATHLEEN
SHARP, JAMES
VISSER, PAUL C
WEST, NANCY L
ADMIN ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 5 14,177.80
LEGIS ASST, TO OCT. 31 2,333.32
13,663.98
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 3,250.02
LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 7 2,566.66
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 408.33
ASST URBAN AFFAIRS, TO JULY 31 AND
FED AID ASST, FROM AUG. 1 5,158.33
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,333.08
CASE WORKER, 3,831.80
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. I TO OCT. 31 ... 925.00
DIST STAFF ASST, 3,166.66
CASEWORKER, TO SEPT. 30 1,749.99
4,007.76
EXEC SECRETARY, 4,749.99
DIST REPRESENTATIVE, FROM NOV. 1 2,333.34
DISTRICT ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM
NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. I .... 5,181.17
STAFF MEMBER, 4,867.95
OFFICE OF HON. RAY ROBERTS
ABBOTT, CARROLL
ALLEN, ELRY T, JR
AUSTIN, VICKY LYNN
BOYER, LINDA A
GEARY, JOHN EOWARD
GLOVER, MARTHA ANN
GRIFFITH, WILLIAM R
HILLFY, KATHLEEN M
HUNT, JACLYN A
JONES, ROLAND C, JR
KIMBROUGH, LORRAINE M
MCCALEB, MARJORIE B
OLSEN, MARTHA L
CLERK, TO SFPT. 15 3,750.00
CLERK, 6,000.00
CLERK, 4,399.98
CLERK, 5,250.00
CLERK, FROM NOV. 9 1,040.00
CLERK, 6,049.98
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 2,124.99
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 27 1,853.90
CLERK, FROM AUG. 15 2,682.24
CLERK, 7,000.02
SECRETARY, 9,850.02
CLERK, 5,149.98
CLERK, 3,000.00
101
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. RAY ROBERTS - CONTINUED
RICHARDSON, JEAN ANN CLERK,
WILLIS, CATHERINE H CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. J. KENNETH ROBINSON
BEAN, MATILDA C SECRETARY,
BRENGLE, FRANCES L STENOGRAPHER,
BURKHOLDER, BETTY B STAFF ASST,
CRANOALL, JANNA SEFCIK RECEPTIONIST,
DANIELS, JANICE ELLEN CLERK-TYPIST,
FERNALD, JAMES A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 26 TO
AUG. 31
HINES, RUBYE 8 SECRETARY,
HUTCHINSON, HARVEY E STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
KARD, SUSAN H CLERK TYPIST,
KOSKI, JEANNE CLERK, FROM JULY 1
MATHISEN, CHRIS ADMIN ASST,
MCMAHON, JAMES V STAFF ASST,
SMITH, RODGER LEO CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 25
TANCYUS, JACOUELYNE M SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. HOWARD W. ROBISON
BARKER, PEGGY JAYNE CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
BLAKESLEE, ANNE C FROM JULY 1
BOSMAN, ROBERT A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
CALKINS, JOHN T
CROWLEY, JOSEPH E
FENMORE, JOYCE R CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
FITZGERALD, KAREN S PEPS SECTY,
HINRICHSEN, HELENE
INGRAHAM, CHARLES 0 ADM ASST
ORASIN, CHARLES J CLERK, FRCM SEPT. 8
PHILIPSBOPN, HELEN W SPECIAL ASST,
SIEGEL, LAWRENCE E LEGIS ASST,
TOBEY, ALBERT T CLERK,
WALSH, ANNE MARIE
WEINBERG, MICHAEL A ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
OFFICE OF HON. PETER W. RODINO, JR.
ARMSTRONG, SHEILA CLERK,
BAUMGART, MERLE D ADMIN ASST,
3RAUNSTEIN, SUSAN CLERK, FRCM SEPT. 1
DANDRE, LOIS CLERK,
DFCHAMBEAU, SONJA L CLERK,
DENEV, EVA J CLERK,
REYNOLDS, DOROTHY
SCOTT, JEANNE A CLERK,
SHUSTAK, ERWIN J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
SINCAVITZ, SANDRA
SPINELLI, LAWRENCE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 28
STANGO, MARGARET A
SURIANO, ANTHONY M ASSISTANT-CLERK,
TROLLINGER, PATRICIA M
WALSH, KAREN L CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT A. ROE
BECK, VICTORY S SECRETARY,
BURKE, WILLIAM V
CASALE, MICHAEL
CRAIG, THOMAS F CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLEPK, FROM DEC. 1
DEROSA, ANGELA
GONZALEZ, MILDRED L CLERK,
GURISIC, GRACE A
JOHNSON, GLENN D CLERK,
$3,750.00
3,600.00
5,740.50
1,872.00
3,600.00
4,093.98
3,349.98
350.00
4,995.00
6,558.32
3,349.98
600.00
14,500.02
5,749.98
250.00
2,100.00
500.00
3,550.00
700.00
2,652.12
8,440.43
500.00
5,599.98
1,663.98
12,833.32
721.96
7,000.02
5, 166.65
5,832.65
4,428.24
1,270.83
3,000.00
9,499.98
2,500.00
6,499.98
4,000.02
6,499.98
3,490. 14
1,750.02
300.00
5,703.90
280.00
6,428.58
9,499.98
5,040.24
4,750.02
4,000.02
6,107.34
4,779.12
800.00
5,533.31
2,749.98
5,366.64
4,000.02
102
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT A. ROE - CONTINUED
KATZ, LINDA FILEEN
MADOFF, FLORENCE
MARAZZO, KATHRYN M
MCLELLAN, BRUCE M
ORTIZ, VIRGINIA CLAIRE
ORTMAN, RUSSELL C
WENTZ, OLGA S
CLERK, ...,
CLERK, ....
CLERK, ....
TO NOV. 30
$1,145.58
4,249.98
7,916.67
4,000.02
5,162.64
6, 194.15
8,503.44
OFFICE OF HON. PAUL G. ROGERS
BRAGG, REBECCA LEAH
CALLAHAN, LINDA G
COLLINS, PAULINE V
DARLSON, JOHN A
GLISSON, JO ANNE
GRILL, ELIZABETH MARY
HEWITT, JOHN W
JOHNSTON, ROBERT M
MAHER, ROBERT W
MICA, DANIEL A
MORSE, KEVIN PAUL
REED, CAROL D
ROOD, JACQUELINE N
STARKEY, BETTE A
WRIGHT, ERNEST M, JR
SECRETARY-DISTRICT OFFICE,
SECRETARY,
ADM ASST,
RECEPTION I ST-SECRETARY,
TO AUG. 15
LEGIS ASST,
ADMIN ASST,
DIST OFFICE ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND DIST
ASST, FROM DEC. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 19 TO
AUG. 15
PERSONAL SECRETARY,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 18 AND
ASST SECRETARY, FROM JULY 19 TO AUG.
18 AND FROM SEPT. 13
SECY-RECEPTIONIST,
OFFICE ASST, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 31 .
5,061.12
2,713.90
3,943.44
10,399.85
3,458.35
6,581.34
450.00
4,000.02
12,101.76
7,279.82
270.00
8, 131.44
1,080.01
5,061.12
383.33
OFFICE OF HON. TENO RONCALIO
ARNOLD, OLGA MOORE
BACLAWSKI, MATTHEW
BAGLEY, WILLIAM D
BURWFLL, MARGARET MARIE
CHORNEY, DAVID N
FRANKS, JACQUELINE RAE
GAGE, LEONA S
GENTRY, CHARLES WAYNE
GROSSMAN, LEONARD
HERNANDEZ, LISA
HINCKLEY, C S
KARPAN, KATHLEEN M
LEIMBACK, HARRY E
MCDANIEL, RODGER E
MEYER, MARY ETTA
RICHARD, LORETTA
RIKARD, CATHERINE B
RINGOLSBY, TRACY L, JR
VINICH, MIKE M
WINGFRTER, TERRY
WORTH, LARRY G
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV.
30 AND RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 .... 1,250.00
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, 3,000.00
FIELD REP., FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
ADMIN ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 2,391.67
CLERK TYPIST, TO OCT. 31 AND ASST
OFFICE MGR, FROM NOV. 1 4,200.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
RESEARCH CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,150.00
CLERK-TYPIST, TO OCT. 31 AND
ASSISTANT PRESS SEC, FROM NOV. 1 4,500.00
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 1,000.00
FIELD REP, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .... 700.00
RESEARCH ASST, 4,966.68
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 2,300.00
AOMIN ASST, FROM DEC. 1 1,641.67
PRESS SECRETARY, 9,100.02
ADM ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 1,458.33
FIELD REP, TO AUG. 31 AND FIELD
OFFICE MGR, FROM SEPT. 1 4,000.00
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGISLATIVE
ASST, FROM NOV. 1 9,100.02
RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND
RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 4,454.08
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND OFFICE MGR,
FROM NOV. 1 7,333.35
FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31 500.00
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .... 4,777.66
FIELD REP, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 16 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 1 2,200.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 900.00
OFFICE OF HON. FRED B. ROONEY
ANELLO, DIANE D
BAURKOT, SUSAN G
CANDAGE, MARY-ELLEN
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15 AND FROM AUG. 20 TO AUG. 31 ..
FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 20
633.33
4,505.34
833.33
103
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. FRED B. ROONEY - CONTINUED
DOLING, LEIGH SHARON FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ,
EDGERLEY, CANDACE S
ETTINGER, CHARLES W
GERHART, MILDRED K ,
GOMBOSI, LOUIS
GRIM, OTTILIE DENISE
HICKEY, ANN
HUBER, RAY A ,
10UKAS, CONRAD HAWK
KERR, JOHN M TO AUG. 31
KOVACS, WILLIAM L TO OCT. 31 ,
NOLL, MARGUERITE D
SAHAYDAK, PHILLIP FROM DEC. I
SALMON, JOHN J FROM OCT. 1
THEVENET, SUSANNE D TO DEC. 15 ,
WILLETS, ELMORE A, III
YOHE, JOHN ARTHUR TO AUG. 15
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN J. RCONEY
BASILE, MILLIE
BYRNE, EDWARD D CLERK,
DENAVE, SALVATORE CLERK,
ELLER, MARK A CLERK,
GALLO, JOHN N
GIBLIN, MAfc H CLERK,
HIRSCH, BERTHA
JACKSON, JACOULYN R CLERK, FROM JULY 19
MILLER, MARY A EXEC SECRETARY,
NIVENS, JENALFE D ADMIN ASST,
RAinLA, ANTHONY
SCHER, JOSEPH CLERK,
SHAW, SUSAN L CLERK
OFFICE OF HON. BENJAMIN S. ROSENTHAL
RARASH, PETFR S LEGIS ASST
BLOOMFIELD, DOUGLAS M LFGISLATIVE ASSISTANT,
CHRISSOS, LOUISE J
CRONHEIM, ALAN J CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ...
DAVIS, MARY W
GOLDENTHAL, MICHAEL B
GRELL, BARBARA G STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
HANDS, SUSAN V STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 17 TO JULY 31
HOCHBEPG, HENRY STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .
MANCINI, THERESA STAFF ASST, FROM JULY I TO SEPT. 30
METZGER, ILSE STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1
NEGLEY, MARY CHRISTINE STAFF ASST,
OBRIEN, KAREN R STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
0"TFGA, ELIZABETH LEE STAFF ASST,
POLITI, JUNE E STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
ROSENRACH, DEAN J STAFF ASST, TO JULY 16
ROSENBERG, PETER D STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 .
SCHACHTER, ANN 9 STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
SIFOLECKl, FPANCINE H STAFF ASST,
WILLIAMS, ANNF D STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .
$1,882.03
4,351.08
4,093.98
4,042.50
5,040.30
3,375.00
5,100.00
11,749.98
5,950.02
800.00
1,939.68
7,748.34
1,098.58
3,000.00
4, 104.45
3,499.98
750.00
3,474.12
8,629.38
3,093.00
7,775.04
3,281.64
5,413.98
2,381.70
1,916.03
7,846.20
14,491.92
2,670.96
3,809.94
5,749.20
10,500.00
6,062.49
6,860.58
450.00
11,998.62
9,241.38
3,416.66
140.00
208.33
624.99
416.66
4,165.02
3, 750.00
3,000.00
833.32
165.34
600.00
2,749.98
5,500.02
291.67
OFFICE OF HON. DAN RCSTENKOWSKI
ANTONUCCI, MARLENE
BURTON, DONNA
CHMIELFWSKI , NANCY /
DRAGON, MICHAEL
FLETCHER, VIRGINIA (
GABINSKI, LEO
GOGOLA, PHILLIP
HEALEY, JAMES C, JR
HOJNOWSKI, JOANNA
JASNOWSKI, CARROLL I
KIANKA, BARBARA R
LEVIN, LFUNARD L
LIF3ERMAN, KAREN J
FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
FROM JULY 1
FROM flrT. I ,
FROM SEPT. 1 ,
FRC'M SEPT . 1 ,
6,403.50
2,500.67
2,910.00
7,410.02
6,499.98
1,249.98
3,060.00
8,749.98
1,328.01
4,512.48
900.00
4,436.00
2,000.00
104
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. DAN ROSTENKOWSKI - CONTINUED
NEGA, SALTER J $13t000.02
f>HELAN, BRIAN P CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SALMON, JOHN J CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SFPT. 30 1,085.34
SHERVIN, ELEANOR D FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 500.00
SOBOLEWSKI, PATRICIA A FROM AUG. 1 TO' AUG. 31 300.00
STUMP, MARY JUDITH FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 500.00
TUCK, PATRICIA A CLERK TYPIST, 3,400.02
OFFICE OF HON. J. EDWARD ROUSH
AMES, SUSAN J CASE WORKER, 4,249.98
8ARNETT, CAROLYN SECRETARY, 3,400.02
COLER, THOMAS E ADMIN ASST, 8,749.98
CRAIG, TIMOTHY R CONGRF SSI ONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 20 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 8 TO NOV. 30 .. 915.00
DELAPLANE, MARY ALYCE SECRETARY, 4,000.02
DESISTI, JUDITH ANN SECRETARY, 4,108.35
KENNELL, SUSAN JANE CASE WORKFR, 4,249.98
METTLER, JOSEPH H FIELD SECRETARY, 1,800.00
MORRISON, JAMES 8 FIELO SECRETARY, 7,358.33
OCALLAGHAN, PHYLLIS LEGIS ASST, 8,541.65
R0TH8ERG, DEBORAH A LEGIS RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31 AND
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. I 3,808.35
RUEKBERG, JILL SECRETARY, 3,600.00
STEWART, LOIS J SECRETARY, 4,500.00
TERRETTA, DOROTHEA ANN CLERK, 810.00
WELCH, NANCY A PRESS AIDE / SECRETARY, 3,708.33
YEHL, MARY ARLEEN SECRETARY, 2,825.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN H. ROUSSELOT
ADAMS, MARIE E SECRFTAPY, FROM JULY 1 6,250.02
BOYD, DOUGLAS R YOUTH COORDINATOR, FROM SEPT. 1 800.00
BUERGER, MARTIN E CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 750.00
BYERS, WILLIAM 3,002.88
CRUTCHFIELD, JOANN R CLERK-TYPIST 600.00
CURLL, DOROTHY KELLER SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,099.98
EMERSON, ELEANOR L B CLERK TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 22 TO NOV. 19 1,288.89
GIBSON, 0 JAMES CLERK/ASSISTANT, 2,625.00
HARPER, H DONALD ADM ASST, 13,130.16
JENKINS, KAREN L CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 6 468.75
KAZEN, DIANE C SECRETARY, 2,800.00
KRAUEL, KATHRYN A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 5,500.02
LEMASTERS, B VYONNE EXEC SECRETARY, 6,675.08
MACLEAN, MALCOLM J, JR PRESS ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,375.02
MICHALESKI, NANCY POPE LEGIS SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 6,250.02
NONNENMACHER, NICHOLAS LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 7,999.98
SEVRENS, GLENN DOUGLAS CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
SULLIVAN, VIRGINIA C CLERK-TYPIST, TO SFPT. 10 1,555.56
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM R. ROY
AITKEN, JUDITH BURRUS
ANDERSON, THAINE C
8ERSCHEIDT, TIMOTHY R
BILES, BRIAN
BROADNAX, WALTER D
CARTER, DAVIS B
DUFFENS, MADELINE A
ELLINGER, JEFF
FAIRBANK, DIANE
FLEMING, RICHARD L
HANSON, MARK K
HOIZMEISTER, LORETTA M
JOHNSON, CATHERINE C
KRUSE, LINDA ANNE
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND OFFICE MANAGER, FROM DEC. I 4,191.68
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
PRESS ASST, TO AUG. 31 ANO SPECIAL
ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 3,200.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 5,000.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. I TO OCT. 31 1,308.33
RESEARCH ASST, FROM NOV. 1 1,000.00
CLERK, 2,675.00
CLERK, FROM OCT. 5 931.67
CASE WORKER, FROM OCT. 15 1,426.66
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,050.00
STAFF ASST, TO JULY 15 150.00
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 1,750.00
SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 3 1,320.00
LEGIS SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 1 3,833.33
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM R. ROY - CONTINUED
MILLERf CLAUDIA 0 CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 1 $3,833.33
NEISES, THERESA G EXEC SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 7,400.02
PENDERGAST, PAUL E AOMIN ASST 13,899.34
ROSE, JAMES L DISTRICT ADMIN ASST, 14,154.33
SEITZ, PATRICIA ANN LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 15 450.00
VANDYKE, KATHARINE CLERICAL ASST, TO OCT. 31 933.34
WATSON, TERRY D RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,325.00
WHEELER, CAROL ANN CLFRICAL ASST, TO AUG. 31 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. EDWARD R. ROYBAL
AVILA, EDWARD J FIELD DEPUTY, 6,299.98
GARCIA, MARILYN L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 6 TO
AUG. 31 AND INTERN, FROM SEPT. I TO
SEPT. 30 1,050.00
GARCIA, YVONNE 2,400.00
HOLMES, HUGH H, lit TO SEPT. 30 900.39
HUREVITZ, LINOA BETH FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 19 884.73
IGNATIUS, CLARA 9,492.84
LUKASAVICH, FLIZABETH TO AUG. 31 1,450.00
MALDONADO, DANIEL C FROM JULY 1 7,249.98
REA, VERA J FROM JULY 1 5,100.16
ROMERO, HELFN FROM JULY 1 4,822.50
STARK, SYLVIA D 3,720.00
STERLING, BARBARA E 6,180.00
WASHINGTON, JACQUELINE SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 9 3,155.57
OFFICE OF HON. HAPOLO L. RUNNELS
ALMANZA, MAPIA AVITA CLERK, 3,000.00
ANAYA, JOHN A CLERK, TO AUG. 15 787.50
8RYAN, JETER W AREA REP, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 ..... 5,000.00
CAMP, DONALD CLAYTCN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 590.00
CHILORESS, SHIRLEY C RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1 3,600.00
OENISON, JIM AREA PEP, 6,300.00
DUDLEY, OBERT NORLAN AREA REP, FROM DEC. 1 1,000.00
GLIDOEN, TIMOTHY W LECIS ASST, 8,100.00
GOULO, JUDITH D CLERK-TYPIST, FROM NOV. 15 996.67
HAPKF, LILY CAROLYN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,350.00
HAPKE, RICHARD DWAIN ADMIN ASST, 12,000.00
HENNESSEE, DAVID A PRESS AIDE, FROM DEC. 1 833.33
MAYNEZ, ROSFMARIE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,350.00
MICHAEL, JOSEPH TOBIAS AREA PEP, FROM JULY I 6,000.00
PUTMAN, NETTIE LOUISE SFCRETAP.Y, 2,100.00
SEDILLO, FILO M, JR FIELD REP., 3,450.00
SMITH, KAYE YVCNNE PERSONAL SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 2,100.00
VALENCIA, RUDOLPH K AREA REP, FROM JULY I 4,800.00
OFFICE OF HON. PHILIP E. PUPPE
DAWSON, JO ANNE B SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 6 500.00
DOUGLAS, HUBFRT GENE, II ASST, FROM JULY 1 2,580.01
ENRIGHT, KATHERINE ANNE CASEWORKER, 3,499.98
ESCH, EMILY SUSAN SEtTY, TO JULY 21 262.50
FARRAND, CHRISTOPHER ADMIN ASST, 12,250.02
GUSLER, DOROTHY J PROJECTS ASST, FROM JULY 1 5,749.98
HAODEN, STEVEN C STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ANO
SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 1 375.00-
HILLEGONOS, PAUL C STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM SEPT. 1 4,566.68
KPOLL, THOMAS J STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 225.00
LASKO, CAROL JOAN CASE WORKER, 4,549.98
MILLER, KATHLEEN A PERSONAL SFCTY, FROM AUG. 7 3,200.02
MORGAN, ANDREA L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
NICHOLLS, OALE WILLIAM ASST, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 8 1,076.67
PREWITT, ELIZABETH LEGIS SECTY, 3,499.98
PHEAULT, EVELYN RUTH SECRETARY 3,270.00
ROBERTS, LFSLIE FORD STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 15 ... 3,825.00
TAHTINEN, JENNIFER L PERSONAL SECRFTARY, TO SEPT. 13 2,138.70
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. PHILIP E. RUPPE - CONTINUED
WASELL, MILLICENT A
WEINBERG, MICHAEL A
RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 1 $4,687.50
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 900.00
OFFICE OF HON. EARL B. RUTH
BELL, MARILYN R CLERK,
BENTON, CAREY E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30 ,
DEARBORN, MARY 0 CLERK, ,
DUNGAN, DEADERICK C CLERK, ,
GANO, LINDA R CLERK, TO NOV. 14 ,
GOODRICH, GLENDA M CIERK, FROM OCT. 18
HILL, MARY C CLERK, TO OCT. 17 ,
INMAN, RUTH CLERK, ,
JOHNSON, CYNTHIA CLERK,
LOPP, JAMES IRVIN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 6 ,
MACKERT, LILLIE F H CLERK, ,
MARTIN, NORMAN D LEGIS ASST, ,
MCALPINE, BENNY A CLERK, TO SEPT. 15 ,
NORTHERN, JAYNE CLERK, ,
REED, KAREN CLERK, FROM NOV. 15 ,
THAYN, JUNE B ADM ASST, .
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM F. RYAN
BARRETT, CHERYL MARDIS SECRETARY, ,
BFNBGW, CHRISTOPHER H STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ..,
CLARK, DORIS L STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ...
DAVID, MICHAEL ALLEN STAFF AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ..,
DIAZ, SYLVIA C SECRETARY, ,
EDWARDS, MICHAEL DtAN STAFF ASST, ,
EGLIT, HOWARD LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .,
GROSS, SUSANNAH D DISTRICT ASST, ,
GUTMAN, JEFFREY STEIN STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 ,
HALBERSTADT, MIRIAM STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ..
KARDEMAN, RITA STAFF ASST, ,
KAY, ANNE SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 TO DEC. 5 .....
LANDER, DAWN G SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 ..
MARSHALL, JOSEPH R STAFF ASST, FROM JUIY 1 ,
MAYO, BARBARA L CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ,
MILLER, LYNN E SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 19 ,
MORGAN, JENNIFER SUE STAFF ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND SECRETARY,
FROM DEC. 1
NEAL, MOLLIE J SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 18 ...,
PINS, TRAUDE STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ..
POSIN, DANIEL Q, JR LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM NOV. 1 ,
POWERS, SHARON CECELIA SECRETARY, ,
ROBINSON, JEFFREY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 .....
TEUTSCH, ERIKA ADMIN ASST, ,
VINCENT, MARY E SECRETARY, ,
OFFICE OF HON. FERNAND J. ST. GERMAIN
BAMBER, RUTH H PERSONAL SECTY, ,
BROCK, PATRICIA A SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1
DEMERS, JANICE H SECRETARY, ,
FLEMING, GEOFFREY E PAGE, FROM JULY 14
GAUGHAN, JUDITH A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 7
GREENE, JANET ANN SECRETARY, ,
HUNTER, BARBARA J SECRETARY, TO JULY 5 ,
LIARD, IRENE C SECRETARY, ,
MAHONEY, MICHAEL JOHN AIDE, ,
PARTINGTON, WILLARD F DISTICT OFFICE EXEC SECRETARY, ,
PGLICASTRO, THOMAS F ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 ,
RFILLY, JAMCS E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 ,
RODIO, JOSEPH J CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 ,
RONAN, CATHERINE M SECTY, FROM JULY 19 ,
SCANLON, JOSEPH ADMIN ASST, ,
5,399.98
1,050.00
1,200.00
5,325.40
3,350.00
1,560.00
2,675.00
3,388.35
3,576.23
2,208.33
4,919.18
8,849.98
1,988.75
3,461.23
1,122.23
14,500.02
3,957.48
257.00
1,103.90
150.00
4,525.02
6,132.50
4,545.76
5,912.52
3,610.25
1,103.90
2,573.25
436.67
560.00
2,899.98
1,091.33
1,357.00
3,361.34
2,548.00
815.75
2,500.00
5,497.50
590.00
10,534.98
5, 187.48
3,499.98
1,820.01
4,099.98
3,139.15
3,383.31
4,999.98
112.15
4,054.98
4,999.98
5,666.65
1, 170.00
2,073.32
1,166.66
3,375.00
10,125.00
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. FERNAND J. ST. GERMAIN - CONTINUED
SHELTON, JOWANDA
SUGARMAN, JOEL S
WINN, DONALD J
SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 AND EXEC
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 $7,433.33
ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 13 650.00
LEGIS ASST, TO NOV. 30 5,833.35
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES W. SANDMAN, JR.
COLDREN, JAMES FREDRICK PRESS 6 LEGIS SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30
AND PRESS SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
CORRADO, JANICE
CORTESF, CYNTHIA K SECRETARY,
DAVIS, NATHAN W, JR DISTRICT REP,
HARP, JOHN A CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
HUNT, EDWIN W DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE, TD SEPT. 30
AND DIST EXEC SECTY, FROM OCT. 1
JIMERFIELD, JOYCE E SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31
MATALUCCI, PHILIP R DISTRICT SECTY,
MORRELL, BERNICEHAND DIST. SECRETARY,
MURPHY, JOSEPH V
RHODES, DONALD C DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH,
ROBERTS, FLORENCE S DIST SECRETARY,
SPOLTORE, JOHN J DISTRICT SUPERVISOR,
STAHL, CLAIRE SECRETARY,
TIDMAN, REBECCA I APPOINTMENTS SECTY, FROM DFC. 15
VAGNOZZI, DOROTHY W ADM ASST,
VANDER8ILT, MARJORIE W RECEPTIONIST-SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND
LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 1
OFFICE OF HON. PAUL S. SARBANES
ABATO, KIM ANN FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
ARCHIBALD, JAMES K RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1
CARR, CATHERINE JUDITH SECRETARY,
FARAONE, BARBARA S SECRETARY,
GRAMS, BRUCE W CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30
GRECO, MICHAEL R FROM JULY 1 TO DEC. 6
KERR, CHARLES M FROM JULY 1
KILADIS, NICHOLAS J ADMIN ASST,
LAZEROV, JEANIE M CASEWORKER,
LINTZERIS, LINDA J FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
LUCKI, MARY ANN SECRETARY,
MARUDAS, PETER N ADMIN ASST, FROM DEC. 7
MILLER, MURRAY LEROY RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30
MILLHISER, FREDERICK R LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
MURNAGHAN, SHEILA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29
NEVILLE, ANTHONY E FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
PHILLIPS, SUSAN GOFF PERSONAL SECRETARY,
ROSS, DOROTHY MAE RECEPTIONIST,
SCHLOEDER, NICHOLAS M
SCHMIO, PATRICIA ANN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. DAVID E. SATTER F I ELD , III
CAMPEN, OONALO 0, JR RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1
CRANDALL, JOHN EMORY CLERK
GAUJOT, D1ANNA SUE CLERK, FP.OM JULY 15 TO DEC. 6
GIBSON, ROSS S, JP TO NOV. 15
GLENN, MARTHA COLE CLFRK,
HAAR, MARGARET COLWELL CLFRK,
JAMISON, DOROTHY A
MINTFR, ANNABELLE C CLERK,
PEIGHARD, GARY LEE CLERK,
TAYLOR, JOHN D
TROY, PHYLLIS N
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN P. SAYLOR
ASHSY, VIRGINIA C
BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY R CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
BLACKFORD, DAVID W CLERK,
DAVIS, MAPILYN T CLERK, FPOM JULY 1
8,541.65
1,663.98
3,499.98
4,200.00
450.00
2,900.01
3,000.00
2,500.02
2,691.68
3,959.28
4,500.00
4,000.02
8,400.00
5,250.00
333.33
8,833.32
3,983.33
400.00
6,250.00
2,100.00
1,744.98
2, 100.00
5,662.50
6,250.00
8,899.98
5,250.00
400.00
3,583.33
1,650.00
2, 100.00
6,749.98
590.00
1,000.00
4,500.00
4,000.02
4,800.00
3,250.02
4,625.00
4,099.98
2,958.33
5,812.52
5,149.98
5,149.98
6,799.98
4,000.02
1,000.02
14,500.02
7,000.02
5,625.00
1,500.00
2,850.00
4,249.98
71-124 O - 72 - 8
108
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN P. SAYLOR - CONTINUED
DUNBAR, 0 ANN ADM ASST, 1 14, 449. 98
FOX, HARRY M ADM ASST, 14,449.98
GENTRY, RICHARD H 9,250.02
LOHR, WILLIAM A 5,899.98
SPALDING, AMY MARIA 4,950.00
SUTER, JOANNE MARIE 5,400.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM J. SCHFRLE
BREHENY, PATRICK J 8,501.11
CROSSON, MATTHEW T CLERK, TO JULY 31 600.00
DANOWITZ, JOAN M SECPETAPY, TO JULY 31 666.67
DOLAN, JOHN T CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 12 78.87
DRURY, CLAIRE TELMANIK CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 833.33
FELD, MICHAEL J 8,501.11
FISCHER, ANNE M 5,646.23
FORRISTALL, GERALDINE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 2,500.00
FRANZ, DENISE M CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 1,698.22
GOOS, JEANNE K CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,410.00
GOOS, MARCIA L CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,410.00
GRAFF, ANN WHEATON CLERK, TO NOV. 30 3,583.35
HULTMAN, CALVIN 0 11,374.85
OHMAN, SUSAN HARTWELL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20 2,069.44
OLDEROG, CLARA MARIE 3,506.16
PICKENS, DENNIS J CLERK, FROM OCT. 14 583.92
PRATT, 8ARBAPA J CLERK, 4,333.35
SCALLY, SUSAN E 5,167.45
WILLIAMS, LUCILLE M 4,007.76
OFFICE CF HON. JAMES H. SCHEUER
ABRAMS, DORIS CASE WORKER, 3,810.00
AOESNIK, BARRY CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY I TO
AUG. 15 450.00
BELLIZZI, JANET SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 25 ... 1,023.61
BROWN, RICHARD A SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
FRCM DEC. 1 11,000.02
CASTALDO, FRANCES SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 26 2,168.25
COHEN, DAVID M ADM ASST, 9,980.85
COX, BARBARA A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .... 740.83
GOGGIN, DOROTHY C SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 1,200.00
GOLDEN, MARTHA A OFFICE MGR., 5,685.29
GOLOMBEK, EUGENE W SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 3,127.50
GOTTLIEB, GERTRUDE ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. I TO NOV. 13 .... 504.53
KENNEDY, MARGARET 0 SECY / CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1 3,182.63
KERR, GORDON C LEGIS ASST, 5,130.55
KOENIG, JEROME A SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 6 763.89
MURPHY, EUGENE J EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 5 TO NOV. 30 7,948.87
NAJAR, BARBARA ELISSE CASE WORKER / SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 .. 1,375.83
PARDES, LILLIAN SECRETARY, 3,539.97
PATTERSON, ELLEN PEPS SECTY, 4,500.00
RATCHFORD, C KEITH ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 230.00
RICHARDSON, ARTHUR COMMUNITY ASST, FROM DEC. 1 416.67
RONA, RICHARD C STAFF ASST, 1,200.00
RUBIN, ROSLYN ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. I TO NOV. 30 AND
COMMUNITY AIDE, FROM DEC. 1 1,910.83
SCHNEIGER, FRANK SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 . 1,050.58
THOMAS, LARRY L SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 102.50
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN G. SCHMITZ
ALLEN, MARY LOUISE
BEYER, BARBARA M
BURNS, PHEBE ANN
CARROLL, WARREN H
COLEMAN, TERRY LYNN
EVANS, BRADLEY WARREN
GEIER, ROBERT A
GILLENWATFPS, JAYNE E
CLFRK, TO SEPT. 9 1,787.58
CASE WORKER, 6,250.02
CLERK, FROM OCT. 7 1,696.32
LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 7,010.40
CLERK-TYPIST, 3,634.98
CLERK, TO JULY 31 200.00
ADM ASST, 14,112.48
5,700.00
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN G. SCHMITZ - CONTINUED
GUMAERf DAVID E
LEAMAN, ROBERT H
MCCOHBS, MADELINE
PACE, E JUSTINE
RINALDI, PATRICIA V
SHEFLETT, GERALDINE
SMITH, RANDALL G
STARK, PETER M
VOIT, WILLARD S
RESEARCH ASST, FROM DEC. 1 $1,135.42
OIST STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 1,000.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
CASE WORKER, 6,250.02
CLERK, 4,024.98
CLERK, TO JULY 31 800.00
OIST RESEARCH ASST, 5,074.98
RESEARCH ASST, TO NOV. 30 5,677.10
DIST REP 9,537.50
OFFICE OF HON. HERMAN T. SCHNEEBELl
CALDWELL, PAUL E, III
COURTNEY, HUSTON S
EDLER, LOUISE VOGT
FRA7ER, JEANNETTE W
GOHL, EARL F, JR
KNOUSE, MARK STEPHEN
LITTLE, C DANIEL
MASCOLINI, MARK V
PARR, BETHANY RHYS
PICCOLA, JEFFREY E
QUINN, HENRIETTA
RUNFOLA, MARY C
SHIPMAN, DAVID C
STAPLES, HELEN T
SULLIVAN, PAMELA J
SWANK, JOHN N
VANNUCCI, ALBERT P
WERTZ, M WILLOIS
ZLOGAR, FRANK W
INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO AUG. 27
SUMMER INTERN, TO JULY 16
SECRETARY,
EXEC SECRETARY,
SUMMER INTERN, TO JULY 16 ANO
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JUNE 7 TO
JULY 16
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
CLERK-DISTRICT REP,
SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO AUG. 31
AND CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 17
TO AUG. 21
SUMMER INTERN, TO JULY 16
CLERK IPART TIME!, FROM NOV. 1
CLERK, FROM NOV. 15
SECRETARY,
INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO AUG. 27
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY,
PRESS AID, TO NOV. 14 ANO PRESS
ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 15
SUMMER INTERN, TO JULY 16
SECRETARY,
INTERN, FROM JULY 17 TO AUG. 27
546.67
213.33
4,962.48
10, 118.79
213.33
1,300.00
7,377.48
546.67
213.33
466.66
766.67
8,159.39
546.67
7,372.84
7,372.84
5,902.78
213.33
8,308.50
546.67
OFFICE OF HON. FRED SCHWENGEL
BURGER, BETTY M
CAMPBELL, CHARLES 0
CHAPMAN, STEVEN G
CLARK, A P
CORNICK, SUSAN ANN
GUENTHER, CYNTHIA
HOFFMAN, RUTHANN
KREWSON, LYLE R
LINN, SHIRLEY J
MCCARTNEY, MOLLY ANN
MCFARLIN, LAVONNE G
MCINNIS, MARY
NUSS, BETTY J
PARKIN, JERRY 0
PRIESTER, HELEN
REEVES, LINDA L
SCHIMMEL, ALLAN
SCHOONOVER, CHOI L
SEARS, WENDY EASTLAND
TRENT, WILLIAM B, JR
WIGGINS, RONITA S
SECRETARY, 6,000.00
LEGISLATIVE ASST., 10,138.26
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 7 TO SEPT. 30 283.95
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 8 847.50
SECRETARY, 4,950.00
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7 2,216.65
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 675.00
FIELD REP, 5,700.00
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
SECTY, TO AUG. 2? 866.67
SECRETARY, 3,750.00
RESEARCH *SST, FROM NOV. 1 1,666.66
SECRETARY, 4,200.00
RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
SECTY, TO AUG. 7 616.67
4,750.02
ADM ASST., 12,750.00
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 4 888.90
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 7 2,216.65
RESEARCH ASST., FROM SEPT. 7 855.00
SECRETARY 3,499.98
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM L. SCOTT
CRONIN, VICKI T
DAVIS, JACK C
FITTING, JOAN
HANCOCK, PEARL H
HART, FLORENCE ELLEN
HEINEY, DELPHINE
HOPE, OOROTHY C
MAUS, JANET N
FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .
ADM ASST,
LEGIS AIDE, FROM DEC. 15
PERSONAL SECRETARY,
CASE WORKER,
ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 31 ...
2,
lit
4,
5,
4,
5,
3,
375.01
250.00
422.22
656.72
875.02
791.68
791.65
750.00
110
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM L. SCOTT - CONTINUED
MCCORMICK, JAMES H STAFF ASST, $11,083.34
OTTERBEIN, REBECCA W SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 750.00
SCHARFEN, NANCY S RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 17 916.67
SCOTT, GRACE L 7,249.98
SITNIK, PETER S FROM JULY 1 5,250.00
SULLIVAN, BARBARA J CONGRESS I ONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
AND FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 28 2,227.77
WALIA, CAROL S SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM NOV. 1 983. 34
MEDDLE, MARY L CASF WORKER, TO OCT. 24 3,441.68
OFFICE OF HON. KEITH G. SFBELIUS
DEVLIN, MERRY M SECRETARY 5,950.02
DOOD, DIXIF LEE 4,491.66
EASTIN, ROBERT E DISTRICT ADMIN ASST, 9,383.33
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 400.00
HARKNESS, ROBERT B CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 541.67
HATTAN, SUSAN KAY CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 541.67
JORGENSON, JO ANN CLERK, 1,800.00
MORELAND, WILLIAM D SPEC PROJECT RESEARCH, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM DEC. 1 1,458.33
OLIVER, CHLOE ELLYN 5,950.02
REEDY, KAREN SUE 3,508.32
ROBERTS, CHARLES P ADMIN ASST, 13,000.02
ROBERTS, CHARLES W SPECIAL PROJECT RESEARCHER, FROM OCT.
1 TO OCT. 31 1,000.00
SCHMIDT, CHARLES C CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 541.67
SCHMUTZ, DALE R CLERK, FROM SEPT. 15 2,767.77
STAFFORD, SUSAN ANN CLERK, FPOM JULY 1 TO JULY 15 270.84
SULLIVAN, ANN ALGOTT OFFICE MANAGER, 7,900.02
THOMPSON, MELVIN E LEGIS ASST, 7,000.02
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN F. SEIBERLING
ARMATTA, JUDITH D ASST CASE WORKER, 4,750.02
KILLINGS, LINDA LEGIS ASST, 9,000.00
CHASE, DALE HERBERT CLERK, 2,251.11
CHISOLM, WTLDA E EXEC SECRETARY, 6,250.02
EARHART, PHYLLIS K CLERK, 1,200.00
GOFF, JAMES C DISTRICT AIDE, 13,650.00
KIEPNAN, MICHAEL PRESS AIDE, TO JULY 16 377.78
LEVINGSTON, ROBERT LEE STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 500.00
MANSFIELD, DONALD W ADMIN ASST, 10,249.98
MASER, LAUREN J PRESS AIDE, FROM JULY 12 TO JULY 31 .. 274.44
ROBERTS, JAMFS GORDON CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 23 530.00
SHENDER, STEPHEN REED PRESS AIDE, FROM AUG. 14 3,234.71
SIMONDS, MIRIAM STAFF ASST, FPOM SEPT. 1 1,000.00
THEIL, LYNDA P CASE SUPERVISOR, 5,250.00
WAGAN, SHARLENE SANDRA RECEPTIONIST, TO SEPT. 15 AND
RECEPT-CASE WORKER, FROM SEPT. 16 .... 3,143.84
WARREN, NANCY M LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY, 5,250.00
WILLINGHAM, LINDA LEE OFFICE MANAGFR, 4,000.02
OFFICE OF HON. GFOPGE E. SHIPLEY
BYRO, JERRY FRANK CLERK, 5,565.00
COOPER, CYNTHIA S CONGRESSIONAL INTEPN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
DONNELLY, LINDA JEAN RECEPTIONIST, 3,000.00
ECKL, GOLDIE MAE ADM ASST 11,089.02
GI3S0N, CHARLFS L CLERK, 6,578.52
GIBSON, DOLPPES I SFCRFTARY, 9,064.98
HAYES, KENNETH BLANE DIST AIDE, 14,089.98
KINCHELOE, J GORDON CLERK, FROM JULY 1 2,142.48
SMILEY, KATHLEEN EXEC SECPFTARY 4,731.00
WATSON, DONALD HUGH ADM ASST, 14,483.58
Ill
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD G. SHOUP
ALLISON, ANDREW G, JR
ANDERSON, RENE LYNN
ARMSTRONG, DUKE J
BAKER, LUCILLE M
RARRETT, ROBERT R
BARTA, PEGGY L
BEGG, MAE ARLINE
BRASS, MARTHA POOL
BROOKS, JANICE
BYROf DONALD L
DILLON, SUSAN ROSE
DREHER, CHESTER R
HAINSWORTH, BRAD E
HAINSWORTH, JACOUFLIN W
HONKALA, RUDOLF A
JONES, SARAH M
JULIAN, CHESTER ROY
MACKAY, MARGARET T
REDMOND, JAMFS H
RIEDEL, KATHLEEN ANNF
SAVAGE, ROBERT JOHN
SULLIVAN, FRANCIS J
SULLIVAN, MAUREEN F
WALTERS, PAMFLA M
RESEARCH STUDIES ASST, FROM OCT. I ... $300.00
SECRETARY, FROM JULY I TO DEC. 15 .... 2,750.00
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 750.00
SECRETAPY, FROM NOV. 1 1,660.00
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 TO
OCT. 31 1,000.00
ASST PRESS AIDF, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV.
30 AND SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 1,060.00
SECTY, FROM AUG. 6 TO OCT. 31 1,416.67
SECRETARY, 3,060.00
CLERK-SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30
AND SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 3,310.02
LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 .. 300.00
CLERK TYPIST, TO JULY 31 500.00
DISTRICT PEP, 7,809.99
ADM ASST, TO AUG. 15 3,312.50
TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 500.00
LEGIS ASST, 9,600.00
CASE WORKER, 6,559.98
ADM ASST, FROM SEPT. 27 6,848.90
CLERK, FROM JULY I TO NOV. 30 4,166.65
STAFF PRESS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT.
31 AND PRESS AIDE, FROM NOV. I TO NOV.
30 AND FROM DEC. 1 4,559.99
SFCRETARY-PRESS ASST, TO SEPT. 24 .... 1,866.68
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
LEGIS INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 . 750.00
LABOR-RESEARCH, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT.
30 450.00
DISTRICT OFFICE, TO NOV. 30 AND
SECRFTARY, FPOM DEC. 1 3,110.00
SECTY, FROM DEC. I 768.33
OFFICE OF HON. GARNER E. SHRIVER
AITKEN, DORIS B
CLAASSEN, BARBARA G
CURRY, MARY E
FAIRCHILO, JIMMY PAY
GIBSON, JOSEPHINE C
GUERRANT, JFANNE T
HANSON, VERA LOUISE
HARDER, CARL F
HARVEY, THOMAS MARTIN
KEIM, LINDA ZOE
LA^ENDOLA, ANNA L
LANGENWALTER, NANCY
LANGSTON, ELIZABETH B
MCPEAK, DOROTHY
ROSEN, LESTER L
SHERMAN, MARILYN J
WILLIAMS, HARRIET C
OFFICE OF HCN. ROBERT L.
ALLEN, GEORGE F
ALLEN, JOHN H
BUTLER, ALMA D
CHRISTIE, NELLA A
FOSTER, ANN KELLEY
GALLOWAY, JUDITH T
LAMB, BETTY R
MCCORQUODALE, ANN
SPRACHER, SARA E
SWEET, BETTY J
CLERK TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ,
CLERK-TYPIST ,
CLERK, FPOM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ,
LEGIS ASST, ,
DIST SECRETARY, ,
DIST SECRETARY, ,
DIST RFP.,
FIELD PEP., ,
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 ,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 ,
CLK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 6 ,
SECRETARY, ,
SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 ,
ADM ASST, ,
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 ,
SECRETARY, ,
SIKES
STAFF ASST,
LEGIS ASST, ,
ADM. ASST.,
EXEC. SECRETARY, ,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 22 ,
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 15 AND FROM OCT. 1
SECRETARY, TO JULY 20
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 29 AND
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
SECRETARY, ,
SECRETARY, ,
666.67
3,600.00
500.00
7,800.00
4,249.98
4,500.00
4,249.98
4,249.98
1,000.00
300.00
3,966.68
500.00
7,900.02
1,041.67
14,500.02
1,583.34
4,950.00
2,700.00
7,272.00
13,477.98
8,800.02
2,200.01
2,112.12
650.45
840.00
5,601.00
4,911.48
112
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT L. F. SIKES - CONTINUED
TIMMONS, JEANNE SECRETARY, $5,449.98
WHELAN, HARRIET 0 SECRETARY, 5,680.02
OFFICE OF HON. 8. F. SISK
AMARANTE, ROBERT F CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 11 TO
AUG. 15 AND CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 15 400.00
BESSER, ELLA LOUISE CLERK, 5,041.65
CARLE, EUNICE G CLERK, 4,338.00
CHRISTIE, WILLIAM M CLERK, 6,128.20
CLOUGH, BETTY L CLERK, 5,605.67
COELHO, ANTHONY L ADM. ASST., 14,500.02
DARLING, BERNARD B CLERK, 9,083.33
FOWLER, RICHMONO R STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 3,166.66
GIBSON, SHIRLEY G CLERK, 1,663.98
GRADY, JOHN T CLERK, 2,584.50
GUINN, ELIZABFTH L CLERK, 5,614.50
HOAK, W DAVID CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 10 100.00
IRVIN, GLADYS E CLERK, TO AUG. 31 492.84
LAMBRECHT, GWEN L CLFRK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 395.83
LUTY, GWENDOLYN H 5,318.57
MILES, AMANDA S CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 395.83
MILLS, ELNORA 0 4,234.92
NAHIGIAN, ARCHIE H, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. I TO NOV. 30 768.71
RASMUSSEN, BRUCE D CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,300.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOE SKUBITZ
BAIR, KATHLEEN G CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 31 613.33
BALL, WILLIAM J CLERK, FPOM JULY 15 TO AUG. 31 613.33
BARRY, MARGARET R 4,881.02
COOPER, EDWARD LEGIS ASST, 13,631.00
DUKE, AUDREY L * 6,506.00
HUNT, DONALD L CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30 800.00
HIMME, SALLY BALCH 4,755.98
JONES, GARNETTE 6,606.02
KENSETT, SUSAN D CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 31 613.33
KIDD, LOUISE 4,881.02
KROPP, MARILYN CLERK, TO JULY 14 186.67
LEMFRT, BULA 4,506.02
MAROEN, MICHAEL C 4,755.98
MITCHELSON, MARY CLERK, TO JULY 14 186.67
MORRIS, JOHN R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
PENNINGTON, VIRGINIA L 4,506.02
RHODES, DAVID R CLERK, TO JULY 14 186.67
SANDEFUP, SARAH ANN FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 725.00
SCOTT, JOHN RANDALL CLERICAL STAFF, 3,531.02
SHERWOOD, DAVID L CLERK, TO JULY 14 186.67
SHUTE, WILLIAM H 4,331.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN SLACK
BAILEY, JEWELL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
BAILEY, MARY KATE SECRETARY, 5, 250*00
BECKER, PAUL H ADM ASST, 14,350.02
GATEN, LEO P CLERK, 3,066.68
HODGES, REBECCA S RECEPTIONIST, 2,850.00
HUNTER, EVA LORRAINE SECRETARY, 5,350.02
JENKINS, JOYCE E SECRETARY, 4,350.00
LEWIS, ZYLPHIA 0 ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 1,200.00
MANKIN, NANCY ANN OFFICE MGR , 9,049.98
RINGFL, ELEANOR C ASST, FROM DEC. 1 400.00
ROBERTS, MARTHA V SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 2,200.00
SACKETT, MICHELLE E SECRETARY, 5,800.02
SCOTT, PHYILIS JEAN SECRETARY, 3,500.00
SKIDMORE, KAREN LYNN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
STARKS, NANCY M ASST, FRUM NOV. 1 800.00
STEPHENSON, BYRON J CLERK, TO AUG. 3 605.00
THOMASSON, ROBERT B ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
WHITTINGTON, PAUL J ASSISTANT, FPOM JULY 1 3,900.00
113
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. H. ALLEN SMITH
ANDERSEN, ALICE K i9,904.46
BRUNER, MARY G 7t352.21
GRIBBEN, SANDRA M TO SEPT. 18 3,250.00
HART, MARGARET N 8,330.00
HEARN, IRENE F CLERK, 3,600.00
KELLEY, SALLY E CLERK, 5,319.44
SKINNER, MARY W CLERK, 2,500.02
SMITH, ELIZABETH MCKAY 7,053.34
WATKINS, OLGA E 7,166.13
OFFICE OF HON. HENRY P. SMITH, III
CASE, PHILIP A 1,145.58
CLARK, GEORGE J CLERK, 1,273.50
CREANEY, IONA w 5,227.92
FLANIGAN, KATHERINE V CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 625.00
FORD, CAROL BETH CLERK, FROM NOV. 3 1,288.89
GILDAR, RUTH ELLEN CLERK, TO NOV. 15 2,700.00
GLASS, NAOMI CLERK, 8,962.02
KOOP, ROBERT E CLERK, FROM OCT. 4 3,020.84
LEWIS, WILLIAM B 8,140.92
MCDONALD, GLORIA D 2,816.70
PENNELLA, FLORENCE C CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 9 .... 4,720.47
PINCHES, RUTH L CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 20 500.00
PYLES, PAMELA ANN CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO NOV. 5 1,866.67
ROURKE, JUDITH ANN CLERK, 4,660.02
ROURKE, RUSSELL A 14,500.02
RUSSO, WILLIAM A CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,381.09
SEIGEL, MARGUERITE E CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 1,000.00
SY, ANABELL PLESS CLERK, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30 100.00
SYMES, CHARLES WILLIAM CLERK, TO SEPT. 6 1,320.00
TOENNIESSEN, CLYDE C 1,800.78
OFFICE OF HON. NEAL SMITH
ANDERSON, PHYLLIS S SECRETARY, 4,291.02
BLEAKLY, JOHN L 9,499.98
DAWSON, THOMAS H 9,000.00
FALLON, ADA SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 21 208.33
KUTISH, JULIE ANN SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 1,066.66
LARSON, CYNTHIA ANN SECTY, TO OCT. 31 1,733.32
MCCARTAN, GENEVIEVE SECTY, FROM OCT. 18 '. . 1,013.90
MCDONNELL, PAUL C 8,250.00
NETHERTON, DARRELL L CLERK, 3,199.98
PENCOCK, CAROL ANN SECTY, 2,784.51
POWER, ROBERT M TO JULY 15 833.34
SIMPLICIO, NANCY R SECTY, 6,250.02
STEFFEN, ROZANNE TO OCT. 15 2,100.00
WEBB, WILLIS DAVID CLFRK, FROM JULY 15 3,043.33
OFFICE CF HON. M. G. (GENE) SNYDER
BARNETT, DONALD B FIELD REP, FROM AUG. I 4,166.65
BOOTH, ANN D 5,446.44
BURTON, HELEN L 6,508.74
GEOGHEGAN, LINDA L 3,113.16
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D DIR TASK FCE ENERGY E RESOURCE, TO
JULY 31 725.00
JORDAN, MAXINE 8,095.44
MANCHESTER, RUTH 4,962.06
MEURER, RUTH M 3,113.16
NORDSTROM, C ALLEN STAFF ASST, 6,499.98
ROBERTSON, PATRICIA C 4,496.76
SHAPIRO, REBECCA D TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 5 3,969.45
TANNER, WILLIAM E 11,998.14
OFFICE OF HON. FLOYD SPENCE
COOK, WILLIAM A AOMIN ASST, 14,500.02
COOPER, LINDA ANN SECRETARY, 3,900.00
FALLAW, BESSIE S DISTRICT SECRETARY, 6,000.00
HODGES, ROBFRT H, JR LEGIS ASST, 9,000.00
JAMES, JFRRY PRESTON RESFARCH ASST, FROM OCT. 1 300.00
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. FLOYO SPENCE - CONTINUED
KIRVEN, MARY JEAN SECRETARY, $3,300.00
LEE, LILA VIRGINIA EXEC SECY, 7,800.00
LIKINS, BARBARA A SECRETARY, 4,999.98
POWELL, CHESSYE B DIST SECTY, 3,300.00
RATCLIFFE, JERE B DISTRICT REP, 7,800.00
RUFF, DAN G, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SHARPE, SARA W SECRETARY, 3,900.00
SMITH, CHRISTINA D INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 773.00
WILLIAMS, DEBORAH KAY SECRETARY, 3,900.00
WILSON, ADDISON G DISTRICT ASST, 1,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM L. SPRINGER
BOECKER, LILA H CLERK, 5,854.08
80GUE, RICHARD • CLERK, TO AUG. 7 ' 534.44
BRAY, ALVIN A ADM ASST, 14,491.92
BURT, EDNA E CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM DEC. 1 .... 700.00
CARR, CYNTHIA ELAINE CLERK, FROM SEPT. 28 1,860.00
FAWCETT, CHRISTINE M 5,039.94
FIRKIN, LINDA KAY TO JULY 31 533.33
GROVES, CAROLYN CLFRK, 4,308.24
HARN1SH, KAREN E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 24 AND
CLERK, FROM JULY 25 TO AUG. 23 700.78
KOHUS, JEAN CLERK, TO AUG. 15 893.75
LUCHTEFELD, SANDRA S 3,716.52
PEARSON, JAMES C CLERK, TO AUG. 14 635.55
SPRINGER, JOANNE CLERK, TO AUG. 31 800.00
SWANSON, BETTY ANNE CLERK, 6,578.58
TRALKA, JANE E 5,623.44
YATES, CARLA VIRGINIA TO AUG. 24 1,114.96
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT T. STAFFORD
AIDT, LUCILLF LAURA TO SEPT. 30 3,450.00
BATHAUNG, LINDA D SECTY, TO AUG. 31 966.66
BISHOP, EARLE J DISTRICT REP, TO NOV. 30 3,166.65
DALEY, ROSEMARY TO SEPT. 30 2,949.99
FRESHMAN, JOHN D LEGIS ASST, TO SEPT. 30 3,000.01
HAMPTON, SUSAN GALE SECRETARY, 3,750.00
HERBITS, STEPHEN E RESEARCH ASST, TO SFPT. 30 1,875.00
HOUSTON, NEAL J ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 21 6,525.01
LUPTON, JEAN W TO SEPT. 30 3,450.00
MERRITT, KATHERINE B TO SEPT. 30 3,350.01
RUSSO, WILLIAM A CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 1,299.99
OFFICE OF HON. HARLEY 0. STAGGERS
RURTOM, JOHN I CLERK 6,630.90
DOWNS, CATHERINE D J CLERK, FROM AUG. 23 1,955.54
FURFARI, MARGUERITE ADM ASST, 14,491.92
GRONDALSKl, JEAN F CLERK, TO AUG. 15 712.50
JOHNSON, WILLIAM H CLERK, 3,000.00
JORDAN, PHILIP B, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 3,333.32
MCELV4IN, CAROLE A CLERK, 7,724.16
MEDLIN, LOUISC D CLERK, 4,894.68
OATES, ETTA M EXEC SECTY, TO AUG. 31 4,492.72
OLSON, NORA M CLERK, TO JULY 31 600.00
SANDERS, JOHN K CLERK, 8,996.46
VARNER, JEAN G CLFRK, 6,436.67
OFFICE OF HON. J. WILLIAM STANTON
RUKLAD, WILLIAM, JR 2,588.82
CONNELL, JEAN 0 SECRETARY, 4,250.34
CONNELl , MARY T CONGP ESS I PNAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
COOK, LINDA F COMMITTEE ASSISTANT, 4,999.98
COURT, EVELYN L 3,674.40
DODD, JULIE W SECRETARY, 3,850.02
GRAY, ARLCNE A 7,838.64
HARDGROVE, ROBERT F LFGIS E PRESS ASST, 8,604.18
MCGLOON, SHIPLEE E 13,671.66
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. J. WILLIAM STANTON - CONTINUED
MCILWAIN, CAROL N CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 $416.67
REILLY, PATSY M SECRETARY, 3,903.35
SULLIVAN, MARY ELLEN SFCTY, TO AUG. 15 750.72
TU8RI0Y, NANCY H SECRETARY, 5,503.80
WHITESIDE, LILLIAN R 7,737.96
OFFICE OF HON. JAMES V. STANTON
BURTON, ALICE ELIZABETH STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 866.66
CALANDPA, MARIE THERESE STAFF ASST, A, 000.02
CORRIGAN, THOMAS STAFF ASST, 1,800.00
COYNE, PATRICIA M STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 ANO SECRETARY,
FROM SEPT. 1 3,166.68
OURKIN, CATHERINE M STAFF ASST, 4,999.98
HADACEK, HELEN A STAFF ASST, 3,550.02
KELLY, MARY HELEN PERSONAL SECRETARY, 6,750.00
KELLY, ROBERT J STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 1,500.00
KIEFFER, JOSEPH D STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 433.33
MCGINTY, JOHN J STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,000.00
OMALLEY, NEIL R STAFF ASST, 3,750.00
PAUL, JENNIE LOU STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 15 . 190.00
PORTER, ALAN C STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,200.00
SANTANGELO, JOYCE L CASE WORKER 5,308.08
SUGARMAN, JOEL S PRESS AIDE, TO SEPT. 22 2,961.10
SWEENEY, MICHAEL A CONG ASST, 10,000.02
TORRES, ENID M STAFF ASST, 3,250.02
VARGO, JOHN E RESEARCH ASST, TO SEPT. 30 AND LEGIS
ASST, FROM OCT. 1 4,462.50
WATZMAN, SANFORD ADMIN ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 8,333.32
OFFICE OF HON. TOM STEED
ASHER, WARREN R, JR STAFF MEMBER, 3,499.98
CARR, MYRTLE E OFFICE CLERK, 1,000.02
CLARK, WILLIAM VAUGHN STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,197.32
FOGLEMAN, THELMA C SECRETARY, 9,049.98
GREEN, ANNE RALLS OFFICE CLERK, 3,750.00
HAWES, MARY OFFICE CLERK, 8,250.00
HENSON, J ROGER STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 750.00
LINVILLF, ALBERTA S OFFICE MANAGFR CLERK, 9,250.02
LOGAN, JAMES WILLIAM STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 16 267.31
LYNCH, KATHLEEN W OFFICE CLERK, 8,250.00
MOUNT, D'ANNE OFFICE CLERK, 3,649.98
MULOROW, FISHER OFFICE CLERK, 1,000.02
NELSON, JOHN M OFFICE CLERK, 3,000.00
RAIBOURN, DEE OFFICE CLERK, 2,250.00
RICHARDSON, TRUMAN ADM ASST, 14,500.02
ROBERSON, MARTIN R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT H. STEELE
ASSELIN, JOHN T
BERG, EARL H, JR
CHORBAJIAN, ROSALIE
EVANS, LLOYD P, JR
HUNNICUTT, JUNE H
JOHNSON, KAREN LOUISE
KERR, RICHARD
MCCLENDON, ELLEN L
MCGOWAN, RICHARD J
MOORE, NANCY ANN
NAGY, GERALD P
ROBBINS, JANE T
SCHWARTZ, LEWIS G
SFVIER, LISA
SKOLEM, L ILLIAN M
STONE, ROGER J, JR
SUNTUP, CYNTHIA BELLE
DISTRICT ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1 TO
OCT. 17
ADMIN ASST, FROM OCT. 9 ,
ADM SECTY, ,
ADMIN ASST,
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST,
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 .....
SPECIAL ASST,
SECRETARY,
COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR
DIST EXEC SECRETARY,
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 20 TO SEPT.
30
RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 27 TO SEPT.
30 AND LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO DEC.
2 0
RESEARCH ASST, TO JULY 31
LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 7
DIST SECTY,
CLERK, FROM DEC. 7
DISTRICT SECRETARY,
708.33
3,416.67
6,750.00
10, 162.12
3,541.65
450.00
4,999.98
3,547.98
13,000.02
4,500.00
145.83
2,858.88
500.00
566.66
3,400.02
160.00
3,600.00
116
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT H. STEELE - CONTINUED
VINCENT, FIOELIS M
WALLER, BETTY JO
WEBSTER, SARAH KNOX
WILSON, BRUCE A
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 27 TO OCT. 6 ... $354.17
SECRETARY, 4,450.02
DIST SECTY, TO SEPT. 16 1,224.44
EXEC ASST, TO SEPT. 26 5,972.21
OFFICE OF HON. SAM STEIGER
BUHLER, MICHAELA E
BURDEN, DANA W
CHRISTIANI, JOHN J
CORR, CHRISTOPHER J
FROST, BARBARA H
HAILEY, DONNA LYNNE
HAMMOND, BARBARA ANN
HAYS, RORY C
HENDERSON, MARION
HOLDERFIELD, DOROTHY
JARVIS, MICHAEL A
LOMAX, BEVERLEY C
MADREN, BETTY G
OCONNELL, MARY E
OUIF, JENNIFER P
ROSENBLATT, PAUL G
WYKOFF, MADELINE R
CLERK, 1,536.52
CLERK, 9,000.00
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,200.00
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 5,000.00
CLERK, 3,948.48
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5 TO
DEC. 12 3,493.12
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,249.98
CLERK, FROM DEC. 13 375.00
CLERK, 5,250.00
CLERK, FROM NOV. 15 1,022.23
9,585.78
CLERK, FROM JULY I 4,350.00
CLERK, 3,657.00
CLERK, 5,065.50
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 20 500.00
CLERK, 11,145.02
CLERK, 4,081.02
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM A. STEIGER
BAISE,
COHEN,
CORMAN
DRUMMY
OYKSTR
EFFRON
FERGOT
HOON
HURLEY
PEIGLE
PUGH,
ROBSON
SCHILL
GREGORY W
WILLIAM E
EY, THEODORE M
, MAUREEN
A, JAMES H
ANDREW S
LOA M
MICHAEL JAMES
CHARLES A
R, SARA L
THOMAS R
, JOANNE MARIE
ING, PAUL R
SEEFELDT, FREDERIC
STEEN, JAMES ERIC
VARGO, NANCYE S
WALKER, SUSAN R
WOLF, KAREN J
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
LEGIS AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 1,300.00
EXECUTIVE ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,583.33
ADM ASST, 9,492.90
PRESS ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 3,900.00
RESEARCH ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,416.66
ASST SECRETARY - DIST., FROM JULY 1 .. 4,249.98
LEGIS AIDE (PART-TIME), 3,228.76
LEGIS ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 4,323.32
CASEWORKER, 8,629.50
LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 3,466.68
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY I .. 4,099.98
LEGISLATIVE AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG.
31 AND LEGIS COUNSEL, FROM SEPT. 1 ... 4,614.38
DISTRICT SECRETARY, 6,371.52
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 750.00
CLERK, 5,195.52
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 3,600.00
SECRETARY, 4,500.00
OFFICE OF HON. ROBERT G. STEPHENS, JR.
BARFIELD, PATRICIA A
BENTLEY, ELLEN S
BOYD, MARY STOWE
ELDER, DAVID MAYNE
HOGBERG, BARBARA J
PEDDY, CLYDE H
ROBERTS, NELL FORREST
STRICKLAND, ANN LYON
WYNN, MARTHA EVELYN
CLERK,
CLERK, TO AUG. 8
ADM ASST,
FROM JULY 5
CLERK, TO SEPT. 7
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 7
3,666.67
527.78
5,301.36
14,500.02
4,715.82
5,219.76
1,116.67
4,271.40
513.89
OFFICE OF HON. LOUIS STOKES
BROOKS, SAMUEL J, JR
BURNS, MAXINE ISAACS
DAVIS, KAY D
FITCH, CLARENCE E
GANGER, KATHY J
GILBERT, JEWELL
HARPER, JAMES C
HEGGS, OWEN L
JONES, CAROL S
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 8,573.05
SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 4,000.02
SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 13 1,419.44
ADM AIDE, ' 9,007.08
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SECRETARY, 4,093.92
ADMIN ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 9,540.01
ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 3,650.00
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 528.00
117
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. LOUIS STOKES - CONTINUED
JONES, THFLMA M SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 3i AND
FROM DEC. 1 $886.98
KISNER, SARAH L SECRETARY, FROM JULY 5 3,572.22
LEATHERBFRPY, WILBUR LEGIS ASST, FROM AUG. 1 5,833.35
LEONARD, JOHN S SPECIAL ASST, 4,300.02
LESTZ, MARY SECTY, FROM OCT. 13 TO NOV. 12 520.00
LIGGINS, BRENDA G SECRETARY, TO OCT. 15 AND FROM NOV. 1 4,197.88
MATUSZEWSKI, EDWARD F MILITARY ASST, 1,872.60
NOKES, ARTHUR W SPECIAL ASST, FROM OCT. 1 750.00
SKIBA, JANICE KITZMAN CASEWORKER, 5,377.26
WEEDEN, JOHN T 1,860.66
OFFICE OF HON. SAMUEL S. STRATTON
BACON, CAROLE M SECRETAPY, TO NOV. 30 3,125.00
HASKELL, M ANNE CLERK, TO AUG. 31 600.00
HOLT, HILL B ADM ASST, 12,060.00
HORAN, CATHFRINE V EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 8,550.00
LESLIE, MARY B SECRETARY, 5,689.98
LILLIBRIDGE, JEANNE T DISTRICT SECRETARY, 6,300.00
MOTT, ROGER A FILE CLERK, 3,000.00
PEARSON, RONALD M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 25 250.00
REILLY, ROBERT W FIFLD REP, 3,975.00
SAGUTO, MOLLY C DAY PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7,525.02
SCHELL, MICHAEL LEGIS ASST, 5,397.52
SCOTT, MARTHA M SECRETARY, FROM OEC. 1 608.33
SUBER, DOROTHY ANN STENOGRAPHER, 3,979.98
VAVALA, ROY FIELD REP, TC OCT. 31 AND DISTRICT
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 4,250.02
WAXLER, MARK ALLEN CONGRESS I ONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 26 TO
AUG. 31 350.00
WOOD, IRENE ROGERS SECRETARY 3,541.65
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK A. STUBBLEFIELO
CLEMENTS, PATRICIA V SECRETARY 5,588.58
HARDING, MARGARET K 13,387.56
MCELRATH, TOM L FROM JULY 1 1,077.48
PRUYN, ENEZ D 8,354.16
ROGERS, JANE H CLERK, 2,612.18
SLEDD, WILLIAM T, JR CLERK, 1,000.02
SWEENEY, DOROTHY E 4,877.04
THORNTON, BETTY J CLERK-TYPIST, FROM DEC. 1 500.48
WINTERS, MARY REX CLERK, 4,803.60
OFFICE OF HON. W. S. (BILL) STUCKEY, JR.
BRIDGES, ED LYNN PRESS AIDE, FROM NOV. 1 2,000.00
CADWELL, JACKIE P CLERK, 4,750.02
DYKAS, CHARLES F CLERK, 3,799.98
FAIRCLOTH, DAVID WARREN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 5 50.00
GERTH, DOROTHY ANN CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND CASE WORKER,
FROM DEC. 1 5,649.98
HALL, LYDIA CABLE CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,500.00
HEATH, HERM^N DUWARD CLERK, 3,550.02
HEDGEPETH, WILLIAM B TO OCT. 31 1,040.92
JERNIGAN, WALLACE L ADM ASST, 14,500.02
MCVEIGH, NORMAN SHAW C.ONGPE SS IONAI INTERN, FROM JULY 6 TO
AUG. 15 400.00
MEWBORN, MARTHA SUE CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND DIST OFFICF MGR,
FROM DEC. 1 5,350.00
PERLMAN, RODNEY M CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND AIDE, FROM OCT.
1 TO OCT. 31 1,700.00
PRICE, JANE WILDER CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND PROJECT SECTY,
FROM DEC. 1 3,925.00
ROBERTS, JOE M, JR CLERK, 11,050.02
TAYLOR, WILLIAM W CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND DISTRICT AIDE,
FROM NOV. 1 5,324.98
WEST, SHARON H CLFPK, TO AUG. 21 2,181.66
118
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. LEONOR K. (MRS JOHN B.) SULLIVAN
CALLIER, SANDRA SUE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
FOGLEMAN, OLA M SECRETARY,
FRYE, CLAIRE TAYLOR SECRETARY,
FUERST, MARY JEANNE CLERK, TO AUG. 21
GLYNN, MARY CAY SECRETARY,
HEWEY, FRANK B SECRETARY,
LARUSSA, BERNICE A SECRETARY,
LYNCH, MAPIE SECRETARY,
PEACOCK, ELIZABETH B SECRETARY,
PETERSON, IRENE L ADM ASST,
SILVERS, MARIF SECRETARY,
WALL, OLIVE M SECRFTARY,
OFFICE OF HON. JAMFS W. SYMINGTON
BFNTLEY, SARAH CHRISTY STAFF ASST,
BROWN, JAMES P DISTRICT ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1
CHRISTIAN, GARY W CONGRF SS I ONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 10
CONLON, RICHARD P STAFF DIRFCTOR,
ERNST, THOMAS JOHN LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 1
HANSEN, NANCY ELIZABETH SECRETARY,
HILTON, JCHN E STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
HOUGHTON, CHARLES G, III ADMIN ASST, FROM JULY 1
HUBBARD, MARSHA ANN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1
IGLAUER, PEGGY STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
KURZ, JUDITH ANN SECRETARY,
MCDONALD, JAMES L STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
MONTGOMERY, JANE MARY PRESS ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30
PRAGER, ROLLINDE STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
SANTOS, MIRIAM M
SELDEN, DAVID A STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM SEPT. 1
TIEDE, MARSHA A OFFICE MANAGER,
WELEK, MARY KATHRYN STAFF ASST,
WEYFORTH, MARY ANN LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
WILKES, ANN M SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. BURT L. TALCOTT
APOLLO, VALERIE S STAFF ASST,
BATT, BEVERLY JO STAFF ASST, TO JULY 21
BOGAN, MIRIAM ANN CLERK TYPIST, TO AUG. 13
BURKE, SALLY J STAFF ASST,
CODY, JAMES EDWARD DIST REPRESENTATIVE,
DISON, MARITHA STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND STAFF
CLERK, FROM AUG. 5
DONAHUE, THERESA B
FISCHER, FREDA H
FLATLEY, VIRGINIA F STAFF ASST,
GARVEY, PATRICIA E STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
GARVEY, PATRICIA E STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1
HONEY, CAROL S STAFF ASST,
HUGHES, DAVID KANTZ CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
KIOD, SANDRA LYNN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 26
LABARCA, HELEN CHRISTINE STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 13
MACNELIS, WILLIAM J ADMIN ASST,
MCBRIDE, JEANNE E STAFF ASST,
PREVE, BARBARA STAFF ASST, TO DEC. 17
OFFICE OF HON. ROY A. TAYLOR
BOBROWSKI, TEMPIE M EXEC SECRETARY,
CHEPP, DOROTHY E SECRETARY, '.
COLTON, SARAH P CLERK, FROM AUG. 17
ENGLISH, FRANCES F SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND CONG AIDE,
FROM DEC. 1
HEDGECOCK, PUTH V SECRETARY,
HOOKER, CORNELIA L PERSONAL SECTY
HURD, LESLIE JEAN SECRFTARY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 16 ....
MALLONEE, THOMAS L DIST ASST,
MUSE, JEANNE WHITNEY SECTY,
SHAW, LUTHER W ADM ASST,
STOKES, LINDA KAY SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31
450.00
273.46
950.08
765.00
840.55
095.44
090.10
059.66
584.86
629.38
962.06
451.44
4,999.98
4,833.33
400.00
1,200.00
1,166.67
4,000.02
200.00
9,124.99
5,416.66
300.00
4,366.65
200.00
4,491.65
441.67
7,502.82
1,408.32
5,500.02
6,250.02
6,383.33
3,400.02
6,000.00
533.62
728.61
5,506.98
5,500.02
4,932.33
7,168.02
2, 119.68
7,237.02
650.00
3,250.00
2,225.40
450.00
2,118.04
390.00
11,778.18
4,813.92
3,618.33
6,975.00
5,425.02
2,605.54
4,391.65
5,275.02
6,195.00
894.44
10,255.02
2,500.02
14,492.52
1,000.00
119
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROY A. TAYLOR - CONTINUED
WILLIAMS, MARILOU H SECRETARY,
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES M. TEAGUE
GERRICK, SUSAN CLERK,
JOHNSON, KIMBERLY ANN SECRETARY,
KEITH, KATHRYN M CLERK,
KELLEY, OIANE R CLERK,
LESTER, BARBARA J INTERN, TO AUG. 22
MACDONALO, MARY SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30
OCONNELL, JESSIE L CLERK,
OMALLEY, CHARLOTTE C SECRETARY,
OTT, MILA LEE INTERN, TO SEPT. 30
PENN, REMONA V CLERK-TYPIST,
RICHARDS, STANTON M CLERK, FROM SEPT. 19
RICHARDSON, RUBY J SECRETARY,
SEEGER, CHARLES M LEGIS ASST, FROM JULY 1
SEEGER, CHRISTOPHER C LEGIS ASST, FROM DEC. 20
SHINODA, IRENE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 25
WALTERS, THERESA F SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND STAFF ASST,
FROM DEC. 1
WINKLER, MONTGOMERY K CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. OLIN E. TEAGUE
BALE, MARGARET J SECRETARY,
BROOKS, LEILA W SECRETARY, TO JULY 31
CASEY, SHAWN R CLERK, TO JULY 31 ,
COOPER, DON CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
CORBETT, MARY JO SECRETARY,
CULLINAN, GERALD CLERK,
OAVIS, BILLY GLENN CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
DEBUS, UTE CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ,
DROZD, LEON F, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 ,
FLETCHER, HELEN LEE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1
GARRETT, JUDITH ANN CLFRK, FROM SEPT. 2C ,
HOWARD, MARY BEVERLY
LAWRENCF, JOHN WEBB CLERK, ,
LOCKETT, AUDREY A SECRETARY,
MEADOWS, JANE SUSANNE CLFRK, TO JULY 31
MEADOWS, SYLVIA ELISE STENOGRAPHER, FROM SEPT. 1
RUDDER, ROBERT D CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 ,
VONBRAUN, IRIS CAREEN CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN H. TERRY
BENEDICT, CAMERON R RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 18
BORTH, DOROTHY D OFFICE MANAGER, TO JULY 31
CADIN, CHRISTOPHER J CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ,
EMERY, NANCY BAKER CLFRK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31
FALLON, THOMAS J CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
FOTI, MARY G LIAISON OFFICER,
GOLDMAN, HARRY H CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
GSUM, IVA HELEN SECRETAPY, TO AUG. 20
HABLE, VIRGINIA A CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
HARPSTER, INGRID G A SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 ,
HILLIARD, SUSAN LFGIS SECRETARY,
JUHNSON, H DOUGLAS, JP SECRETARY,
JUTTON, ARTHUR A DIST REP.,
KEEPER, L JOANNE SECRETARY,
LEVINTHAL, JEAN ANN CLERK, TO JULY 31
LFYDEN, JOHN FRANCIS CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 .....
LOOMIS, DOROTHY S SECPFTARY, .-
MINTER, ELIZABETH ANN CASEWORKER,
NORMAN, PAUL CHASE CLERK,
NOZZOLIO, MICHAEL F CLERK, TO AUG. 31
NURSE, PAMELA A CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
SEXTON, THOMAS J, JR RESEARCH AIOF, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
SHEFLETT, GtRALOINE W OFFICE MGR , FROM AUG. 1
SMITH, FREDERIC N AD« ASST
$4,540.02
4,719.66
4,375.02
7,988.64
3,835.44
520.00
572.01
4,256.82
6,515.16
900.00
3,499.98
1,020.00
4,500.00
6,682.15
366.67
550.00
5, 163.70
14,500.02
10,950.00
1,061.51
583.33
1,825.05
4,932.12
1,485.96
1,749.99
2,400.47
2,333.32
2,721.80
2,048.04
2,930.64
4,316.75
6,369.06
583.33
1,133.32
1,749.99
1,824.99
2,761.40
It 148.33
541.67
1,800.00
541.67
3,763.24
258.33
956.95
304.17
2,970.82
4,033.75
1,000.02
6,448.78
6,952.48
300.00
600. OC
2,780.82
5,783.34
1,249.98
600.0C
400.00
708.33
4,238.47
12,569.15
120
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN H. TERRY - CONTINUED
STRINGFELLOW, WENDELL CLERK, FRO* SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM DEC. I $1,083.34
THOMPSON, RICHARD LEON EXEC ASST, 7,053.32
OFFICE OF HON. FLETCHER THOMPSON
AGNEW, LEA E RECEPT ION I ST-STENO, 5,228.76
BURKITT, NOPA K STENOGRAPHER, 3,000.00
BYRD, JASPER CLERK, FROM NOV. I 600.00
CARDACI, FLORENCE T STENOGRAPHER, 5,228.76
CZUPRYNA, LINDA MARIE SECTY-CLERK, 3,600.00
GUILLIAMS, ERNEST E, III ASST, TO AUG. 12 525.00
HENSCHE, LE ANN R 4,962.06
KITCHIN, LOUIS L, JR BRANCH OFFICE MGR, 10,000.02
LATHAM, JOSEPH AL, JR CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 11 110.00
MOORE, CHARLOTTE RECEPTIONIST, 4,962.06
MUNFORD, ROBERT D CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 19 TO
AUG. 28 400.00
PARKER, THOMAS C, JR SPECIAL ASST, TO NOV. 30 AND ADMIN
ASST, FROM DEC. 1 6,208.32
RICE, ROMAN K, III DISTRICT FIELD REP, 5,500.02
ROCK, MARY J SECRETARY, 4,249.98
STECKBECK, GFRTRUDE R LEGIS ASST, 6,000.00
TUCKER, SUSAN STENOGRAPHER, 4,249.98
WILLIAMS, MARY CLAUDINE CLERK, 3,000.00
OFFICE OF HON. FRANK THOMPSON, JR.
BLAUSTEIN, HARPIET H SECRETARY, 7,272.24
BROWN, CHRISTOPHER N CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 700.00
COHEN, CAROLYN EILEEN SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 5,812.02
COHEN, STEVEN M STAFF ASST, 5,500.02
OEGASPERIS, REGINA CLERK, 1,324.98
DEITZ, WILLIAM T ADM ASST 14,491.92
HEDDEN, JAMES C FROM JULY 1 3,002.88
LANGLEY, DORRIE L SECRETARY, 4,003.58
MATCHO, CHERYL G SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 3,902.02
NAVIN, ROBERT F, JR CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 380.00
NEWBOULD, PETER E CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 500.00
PADGETT, FAYE M CASE WORKER, 7,881.84
PUTTERMAN, JULIE S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 300.00
REVFLES, ROBERT A EXEC SECTY, 14,391.54
SAAMS, VIRGINIA M CLERK, 3,546.72
SHAICH, RONALD M CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 17 AND
FROM NOV. 8 833.34
URKEN, IRVIN S CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 15 300.00
OFFICE OF HON. VERNON W. THOMSON
AUTH, KAREN M 3,648.60
DENNIS, WILLIAM J, JR FROM JULY 1 7,500.00
FOLEY, JOSEPHINE F 5,429.16
GILLIGAN, JEAN W 9,444.24
HANNFMAN, RICHARD L PRESS ASST, 8,550.00
HENRY, KERMIT F 1,171.14
LEE, ELLIS A 8,139.79
MOLSTAD, ROBERT J INTERN, TO AUG. 31 900.00
PROSSER, CLIFFORD L, JR 1,000.02
RUSSELL, CHPISTINE A INTERN 3,166.68
WEIDENKOPF, ALICE A 9,168.66
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES THONE
ARMSTRONG, NANCY JEAN CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 15 AND
SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 310.00
BEAM, CLARENCE ARLFN DIST REP, 2,400.00
BECK, JOANNA E ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 533.33
BERG, ANNE ALLISON RECEPTIONIST, 3,499.98
BOWEN, PHILLIP JOHN SPECIAL ASST, TO AUG. 15 987.49
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES THONE - CONTINUED
BRUCE, IMOGENE P
BURLEIGH, OANIEL C
CAMP, JON
DOUGLAS, SUSAN
HALTERMAN, RACHEL
HASSELBALCH, MARILYN
JOHNSON, LOWFLL C
JORGENSEN, GERALD R
KENNA, DIANE M
KIRK, PENNY L
MOONEY, DOROTHY J
PALMER, WILLIAM H
PARDE, FRANCEIL M
PECKHAM, VICTORIA B
SEACREST, KENT H
SHEEHY, MICHAEL W
DIST SECRETARY,
ASST, TO AUG. 15
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 16 TO
AUG. 15 AND ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 16 TO
AUG. 31
CASEWORKER,
EXEC SECTY,
SECRETARY, FROM JULY I TO JULY 19 ....
FIELD REP, FROM JULY I
SPECIAL ASST,
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 10 ...
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 ...
EXEC ASST,
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
LEGIS SECRETARY,
SPECIAL ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15 .
ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 6
$3,997.50
350.01
458.34
5,250.00
7,500.00
380.00
2,899.98
8,250.00
763.89
3,874.98
429.17
12,300.00
1,033.34
6,250.02
712.50
684.73
OFFICE OF HCN. ROBERT 0. TIERNAN
ALLARD, DONNA MARY
BREMNER, WILLIAM C
CLEMENT, EDWARD F
CONLEY, PATRICK T
DAVIS, JOAN B
FARRELL, MARY R
HAGAN, WILLIAM, II
KEFALAS, DULORES C
KENNY, JOHN V
KILMARTIN, KATHLEEN M
MARGESON, ANDREW JAMES
MASTRONARDI, ANNA D
MCALLISTER, JOSEPHINE
MEEHAN, DIANA W
MURPHY, ANNE G
OMALLFY, PAUL F
PESATURO, GAELE S
SCANLCN, ROBERT E
SMITH, MATTHEW J
WELCH, FRANCIS C
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
DISTRICT ASST, TO OCT. 31
CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND LEGISLATIVE
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. I
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1
LEGISLATIVE ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
AUG. 5 TO SEPT. 19
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
LEGIS AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .
SECRETARY,
PERS SECTY,
STAFF ASST - SPEECH WRITER, FROM NOV.
1 TO NOV. 30
SECRETARY,
WRITER, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM NOV. 6
1,017.82
1,233.32
10,593.36
600.00
3,314.15
3,958.35
9,913.92
4,153.32
1,885.11
850.00
816.67
4,877.04
5,522.70
4,606.08
6,173.28
366.67
3,791.67
7,226.22
366.67
2,490.17
OFFICE OF HON. MORRIS K. UDALL
AULT, GEOFFREY C
BEATY, OPPFN, JR
BOUCHARO, BRUCE E
BRACY, TERRENCE L
DYE, ROY AUGUSTUS, I
FELIX, FRANK J
FITCH, ALANAH
HANLEY, LINDA T
JACKSON, DOLORES A
KELL, BONNIE C
LANGSTON, LINDA M
LEWIS, ROGER K
PRAY, PRIOR
ROGERS, LORRAINE G
STEINMAN, STANLEY J
THOMAS, PAMELA W
VANASDALL, WILLARD
WALSH, EDWARD J
WHtELER, ELLEN K
WYNGAARD, TIMOTHY J
CLERK, TO AUG. 15
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1
CLERK,
RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1
CLERK
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
CLERK, FROM JULY I
CLERK,
CL ERK ,
CLERK, FROM JULY 1
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM AUG. 2
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 30
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 AND
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
CLERK, FROM AUG. 16 TO SEPT. 30
225.00
3,979.17
1,833.34
11,250.00
1,000.02
1,950.00
900.00
3,900.00
4,504.98
6,264.00
5,825.00
11,495.82
3,762.54
3,049.98
3,600.00
2,145.00
200.00
1,000.00
730.00
2,250.00
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. AL ULLMAN
ARONSON, JACQUELINE C SECRETARY, $4,416.67
CHAVEZ, ADELENE C SECRETARY, 5,475.00
CHERNIKOFF, BONNIE SECRETARY, 5,425.02
CLUM, LORRAINE E SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 1,845.00
CONFORTI, PEGGY R SECRETARY, 5,269.98
CONMY, JAMES M PRESS SECTY, TO NOV. 30 ANO PRESS
ASST, FROM DEC. I 5,782.02
COX, LOREN CHARLES ADM ASST, 11,811.68
HAIGHT, ISABELL M SECRETARY, 2,715.66
HUMMEL, NEIL 0 CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY I TO NOV. 30 ... 2,166.65
MANUEL, AUDREY K APPT SECRETARY, 7,150.02
MCLEES, SUZANNE E STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 430.00
PENNELLA, CAROL A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 .... 2,350.00
POWELL, MARSHA SECRETARY 4,195.02
ROSENBERG, GAIL S SECRETARY, 4,765.02
OFFICE OF HON. LIONEL VAN DEERLIN
AKERSTEIN, WILLIAM J CLERK, 4,999.98
CULBERTSON, CAMDEN CLERK-TYPIST, TO NOV. 30 500.00
DELAY, JANET L CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 1,325.01
KLEIN, CAROLE J CLERK-TYPIST-SECY, FROM DEC. 1 208.33
KNIGHT, MONA D CLERK-TYPIST, 4,624.98
LINK, MARY JANE CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. I 999.99
MCAFEE, MATTIE L CLERK-TYPIST, 2,100.00
MCLA°EN, JOHN H LEGIS ASST, 10,999.98
MOORE, MARGARET W SECRETARY, 7,249.98
PFEIFFER, KAREN W CLERK-TYPIST, 3,750.00
PIENTA, LILLIAN L CLERK-TYPIST, 4,000.02
RHODES, ROBERT RAMON DISTRICT FIELD REP, 11,500.02
SMITH, SIEGMUND W AOMIN ASST, 12,499.98
STASZEWSKI, CAROL A CL ERK- TYP I ST , 5,749.98
TAYLOR, CHARIS R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. GUY VANDER JAGT
CANTRELL, JEROME J CLERK, 649.98
DOYLE, MOLLY CLFRK, FROM OCT. 4 TO NOV. 13 AND
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 14 1,741.94
FOX, JUDITH L TO AUG. 10 1,411.11
FPOME, MICHELE L CLERK, TO AUG. 15 162.50
GIBSON, JAMES F CLERK, 9,488.88
GIBSON, NANCY L CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,111.00
H4WLEY, JONATHAN P LEGIS ASST, 13,788.35
HUNTER, JOHN W CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 866.68
HUNTER, NAN S SECRFTAPY, FROM AUG. 11 TO OCT. 3 .... 672.22
KNILL, BONNIE JEAN 1,404.59
LUYENDYK, CHARLES W CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 216.66
MARTIN, SARAH M SECRETARY, 9,790.28
MCCLELLAND, J F, III CLERK, FROM JULY 1 649.98
NAGtLVOQRT, BERNARD C ADM ASST, 14,500.02
PAVLIC, JANE V 5,390.56
RAYMOND, BRUCE M 1,404.59
ROBERTSON, SUSAN 5,773.89
SAUNDERS, RICHARD, JR CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 216.66
SHEAFFER, JOHN CLERK, FROM SFPT. 20 TO NOV. 8 AND
FROM DEC. 1 279.58
WHITLOCK, J WILLIAM CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 31 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES A. VANIK
BLOCK, BRUCE ALAN STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 500.00
BOLTON, STEPHEN TIMOTHY STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 751.18
DEITRICK, SALLY LYNN STAFF ASSISTANT, 3,194.28
EDWARDS, PATRICIA STAFF ASST, 3,566.67
FAULB, SUSAN STAFF ASST, FROM SFPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .. 1,666.66
HABBERT, REBFCCA J STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. I 500.00
HOWLEY, THOMAS R CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ANO
STAFT ASST, FROM SFPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 700.00
JONES, SAMUEL CRAIG STAFF ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 1,297.30
KASELAK, JOSEPH E STAFF ASST, 7,255.20
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES A. VANIK - CONTINUED
KONDASt LAURA J STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 .. $1,963.84
KRASNER, OIANE L STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 677.97
KRETCHMER, KATHY STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 551.18
MANCINO, DOUGLAS M STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 751.18
MARCUS, NANCY ELLEN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 2,423.17
MCNAUGHTON, PATRICIA STAFF ASST, 3,494.36
MILCOFF, LAUREL STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,400.00
PEDLEY, JAMES K STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 2,400.00
RILFY, JOHN STAFF ASST, 3,897.82
ROBINSON, WILLIAM L STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 1,250.00
STRANGE, JAMES KENNETH STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 955.95
SUGIUCHI, CAROLYN J STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 1,415.33
TALISMAN, MARK E STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 20 6,440.85
TERNANSKY, STELLA N STAFF ASST, 3,242.10
THOMAS, SHEILAH N STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 2,101.72
TINIANOW, JERRY C STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 199.56
VAUGHAN, WILLIAM K, JR STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST, FROM NOV. 1 10,132.64
WYSOCKI, LAURELIE STAFF ASST, TO OCT. 31 AND OFFICE
MANAGER, FROM NOV. 1 6,470.62
OFFICE OF HON. VICTOR V. VEYSEY
ABERNATHY, GARY MICHAEL PRESS SECRETARY, 7,139.98
ALESHIRE, DAVID J INTFRN, FROM JULY 5 TO AUG. 14 400.00
CANNON, BETTY JO SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .... 160.00
DICKERSON, NANCY INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 16 160.00
DORKINS, TERRY LEE SECRFTARY, 4,999.98
EBERLE, HAROLD F, JR ADM ASST, FROM SEPT. 16 8,424.22
GRAHAME, MARTHA W LEGIS SECY, FROM SEPT. 23 2,722.21
HAGFRTY, KENNETH C 0 LEGIS ASST, 7,260.02
HOLL INGSWORTH, DAN DISTRICT REP, 6,544.98
JAMES, DORA L CASEWORKER-SECRETARY, 6,065.02
LOGAN, STEPHEN BENTON INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 9 190.00
MCNFECE, JOHN B INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 16 160.00
MILLER, SUE A DISTRICT OFF SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND
DIST OFFICE MGR, FROM SEPT. 1 3,280.00
PARKS, PAMELA EXEC SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 1,766.66
RILEY, MARY ELIZABETH DIST COORDINATOR, 6,469.98
STRICKLAND, REGINALD DIST REP, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 458.59
SWAJIAN, CATHERINE M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 12 TO
AUG. 17 360.00
TUCKER, JOHN A, JR ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 15 6,029.18
UNGER, VERA LEE SECRETARY, 3,250.00
WEISSMAN, ALICE J SECRETAPY, 3,833.33
WILLIAMS, JOANNA RUTH DIST OFF SECRETARY, 3,305.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH P. VIGORITO
ANDREWS, MICHAEL PAUL
CAPUTO, LANA
CLEIS, WILLIAM EAPL
COLE, CHARLES HOWARD
DEPLATCHETT, SUSAN E
DOWLING, CATHERINE ANNE
ERDMAN, EVA
HOWELL, KAREN R
J3BES, MARY MARGARET
KENNEDY, R GOROON
KOZIARA, ANGELINE
KURPIEWSKI , SYLVIA M
LAVISH, SANDRA JEAN
LOVE, JACQUELINE A
LOWRY, PAMFLA SUE
MONAGHAN, FRANCES T
NOVAK, MARGARET E
OSULLIVAN, MARIANNE E
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 . 250.00
SECTY, FROM DEC. I 600.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 AND
STAFF AIDE, FROM AUG. 7 3,030.00
STAFF AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 500.00
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 . 1,200.00
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. 16 1,375.00
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 15 2,162.50
CASEWORKER, TO JULY 31 725.00
TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 600.00
STAFF AIDE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ... 1,000.00
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
AND SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,800.00
SECRETARY, 3,600.00
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1 1,650.00
TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1 1,300.00
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 . 800.00
SECTY-RECEPTIONIST, 4,350.00
LEGIS SECTY, 4,350.00
CASEWORKER, FROM OCT. 1 2,175.00
71-124 O - 72 -
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SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. JOSEPH P. VIGORITO - CONTINUED
PEl ADEAU, MAPIUS B PRESS SECTY,
PETRINI, JOANNE K CLERK TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
AND SR TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1
POTTER, GLORIA J CLERK TYPIST, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30 .
ROHA, THOMAS A CLERK, TO AUG. 31
RUYAK, ROBERT STAFF AIDE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 ...
SCHLEICHER, JAMES G STAFF AIDE, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .
SCHUVILLE, RAYMOND G STAFF AIDE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
SIMONETTA, MARIE J CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 .
SKARICA, NATALIE CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
SWANSON, LILLIAN A CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 .
TURNER, PAULINE M STAFF AIDE, FROM DEC. 1
WALSH, ELEANOR S SECRETARY,
WELCH, HELENE PATRICIA CLERK-TYPIST, TO SEPT. 30
WIESFN, THOMAS J STAFF AIDE, FROM JULY 1
OFFICE OF HON. JOE D. WAGGONNFR, JR.
BATT, DAVID L CLERK, FROM JULY 1
RATT, JOYCE D CLERK,
BULCAl), DOUGLAS W CLERK,
DIAR, PAMELA KAY CLFRK, FROM JULY 1
HACKETT, ELAINE AIKEN CLERK, FROM SFPT. 27
HARDAWAY, MARGARFT CLERK, TO AUG. 31
HOPPER, HATTIE CLERK
KENT, DAVID CLERK, FROM JULY 5
KRAMER, CLAIRE R CLFRK,
MCINERNEY, RERA M CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
PAYOR, PAULETTE CLERK, TO AUG. 31
ROBICHEAUX, VIRGINIA D CLERK, FROM SEPT. I
RUTHERFORD, JANICE B CLERK,
THOMAS, BILLIE D CLERK,
OFFICE OF HON. JEROME R. WALDIE
BAINE, CHARLENE STAFF AIDE,
BIANCALANA, LOLA M DIST SECRETARY,
CARROLL, IRENE J DIST OFFICE ASST,
COLARICH, MARCELLA B STAFF ASST,
CPOSSLAND, MARLENE J STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31
DAVIS, ELIZABETH JOY DIST STAFF AIDE, TO AUG. 15
DEMAYO, SOPHIE TO SEPT. 8
EISEN, ESTELLE F STAFF AIDE, TO JULY 11
ERPELDING, °ATRICIA C DISTRICT OFFICE AIDE, FROM AUG. 16 TO
NOV. 19
EVANS, ORDEAN DIST OFFICE ASST,
FFGEL, JOAN C ASST SECTY, FROM SEPT. 27
FERGUSON, ERWIN A DIST REP.,
FINDLEY, THOMAS W STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SFPT. 30 .
GPABOWSKI, SUE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15
GREEN, MICHAEL D ST/>FF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 10 ...
LEWIS, MIRIAM ELIZARETH
LOWF, MARTHA M FROM JULY 1
MARIN, IR^ME STAFF AIDE - DIST OFF, FROM DEC. 1 ...
NEUMAN, ROBFPT A LEGIS ASST, FROM OCT. 1
OBRIEN, SHEILA M ASST SECRETARY
ROBERTS, KEITH STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1
SCH°F!BER, ANN F EXEC. SECRETARY,
STEEPER, SCOTT C STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30 .
THOMSON, DEBORAH RAE FILE CLERK, FROM AUG. 16
WARD, VIRGINIA JO ASST SECTY, FPON NCV. 22
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM C. WAMPLFR
COUNTISS, ARTHUR A, JP MGP-DIST OFFICE, FROM SEPT. 1
DOTSON, JAMES RAY ADMIN. ASST.,
ENGLEHART, MARION E SECRETARY,
FPEEMAN, ISAAC S MANAGF" , DIST OFFICE, TO AUG. 31
GILLENWATER, MARTHA J SECFTAPY,
GILLESPIE, DONALD M FIELD PEP.,
HARSHRAPGEP, JEANNIE C SECRETARY,
$8,100.00
3,200.00
600.00
1,100.00
600.00
1,000.00
1,000.00
700.00
1,500.00
1,500.00
2,000.00
5,250.00
1,425.00
3,000.00
10,500.00
1,450.02
10,249.98
4,800.00
2,219.43
1,000.00
6,850.02
1,606.67
1,549.98
2,896.26
1,000.00
3,200.00
5,400.00
7,750.02
2,994.37
5,374.98
1,200.00
3,949.98
1,210.84
750.00
1,617.90
220.00
1,566.67
3,949.98
1,958.33
11,749.98
833.33
450.00
1,518.89
4,200.00
3,649.98
450.00
2,499.99
3,510.40
1,116.67
11,749.98
583.33
2,250.00
780.00
5,052.68
11,469.00
5,671.02
2,526.34
4, 134.00
5,458.98
2,544.00
125
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM C. WAMPLfcR - CONTINUED
LAMBERT, GLENOA A SECRETARY, $3,445.02
LINDAMOOD, GORDON W FIELD RFP., 4,929.00
MILLFR, JOSEPHINE L SECRETARY, 1,080.00
OGDEN, MARILYNN L SECRETARY, 6,519.00
RASNICK, MYPNA C SECRETARY, 5,458.98
SOUDER, NANCY M SECRETARY, 5,724.00
ZAPFRT, THERESA M SECRETARY, ' 6,730.98
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN WARE
BALDWIN, PAMELA LYNN SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 1,674.99
BAUMGARTNER, PEGGY R SECRFTAPY, TO AUG. 31 1,916.66
DESMOND, JAMES L CLERK, 840.00
GRAFTON, HARRY C, JR EXEC. ASSISTANT, 12,487.02
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 600.00
IRWIN, IRMA J SECRETARY, 6,360.00
PAIGE, MARGARET A SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 700.00
PITT, THOMAS A STAFF MBP . , 4,961.38
RAMSEY, S JFAN SECRETARY, 3,451.38
ROSS, ELFANOR R SECRETARY 3,000.00
SCATTERGOOD, ANNR 5,712.12
SPEAKMAN, JAMES D EXEC. ASSISTANT, 9,039.18
V4NSANT, NANCY JANE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
WEAVER, SALl IE K 13,671.66
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN C. WATTS
BANE, CORA C TO DEC. 4 9,881.36
HALLEY, ELINORE A TO DEC. 4 4,858.85
HENDERSON, NANCY M TO DEC. 4 8,673.84
HERIOT, LORENE E TO NOV. 7 4,471.75
HURTIG, ARLENE H TO DEC. 4 4,340.13
LEONARD, WILLIE M TO NOV. 7 1,880.15
MORRIS, JAMFS N TO DEC. 4 6,929.13
RAVEL, 8ETTIE TO NOV. 7 5,358.85
WOOD, KENNETH COLEMAN CLERK, TO NOV. 7 1,411.10
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES W. WHALEN, JR.
BEATY, SUSAN RAYE CLERK-SECRETARY, 3,250.02
BROWN, CHRISTINE S CLERK-SECRETARY, 3,797.64
FRANK, ALFRED S, JR ADMIN ASST, 11,422.44
G4R3ER, LYNN CLFRK-SECRE TAR Y , 4,363.98
HARRINGTON, HnPE R SECRETARY, 5,000.94
HrNTZ, HAPRIET L C LFRK-SECRETARY , 6,624.84
LEWIS, WILLIAM J, III CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
LOWREY, GEORGE M 5,502.24
MILES, BEVFRLY ANN CLERK-SECRETARY, 3,147.60
MOONEY, PATRICIA A LEGIS ASST, 6,697.20
RENDON, MARTIN CLERK, 1,436.66
STEPONKUS, WILLIAM P 11,422.44
THURSTON, HAROLD, III STUDENT ASST, FROM NOV. 8 176.67
WICK, WILLIAM DAVID CLERK, 1,515.60
WIEDMAN, WANDA L CLERK-SECRETARY, 6,248.22
OFFICF OF HON. J. IRVING WHALLFY
COLLARY, D ROBERT TO JULY 31 590.00
DESHAY, J D FROM JULY 1 7,757.52
ENCE, RONALD K FROM JULY 1 7,560.00
FIELDS, LARRY FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 2,233.32
GINGRICH, JAY H CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
HELSEL, DANIEL TO AUG. 10 1,731.11
KOGUT, JULIA W FROM JULY 1 10,297.50
LESKO, GILDA L 7,887.48
MITCHELL, PFTE P FROM AUG. 9 TO NOV. 30 3,696.00
ROBINE, JAMES P FROM NOV. 1 2,366.67
SEESE, JUDITH 2,196.48
SILVER, JAMES D FROM NOV. 15 345.00
SMITH, BARBARA R 3,100.02
TROXELL, D HAROLD 5,161.02
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TO DECEMBER 31. 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. J. IRVING WHALLEV - CONTINUED
ZYGMUNT, VICTORIA H . FROM JULY 1 $5,319.48
OFFICE OF HON. RICHARD C. WHITE
AITKEN, NANCY L CLFRK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 666.67
ARMSTRONG, SARAH V STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 23 2,374.71
BRYSON, M CONREY ADMIN ASST 8,741.21
BURTON, IRENE STAFF ASST, 6,799.98
CHUN, KAREN M S H STAFF ASST, 4,458.32
DAFFRON, JESSE L STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 4,541.66
FIERRO, ENRIOUFTA G STAFF ASST, 4,662.48
GONZALEZ, ALEXANDER R STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 5 1,155.55
GUEVARA, GLORIA A STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 6 2,875.00
HUDSON, WILLIAM M CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 15 450.00
JAMES, 9ETTIE J SECRETARY-STAFF ASST, 5,299.98
LOPING, TONDRIA STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 AND FROM SEPT.
27 3,033.33
MARSH, MARY ALEXANDREA STAFF ASSISTANT, TO JULY 16 333.33
MOORE, BAPPON B 4,141.65
NEMESNYIK, ILONA J FROM AUG. 8 3,479.17
ORTEGA, PATRICIA G FROM AUG. 20 TO SEPT. 20 559.72
POAGE, ALLAN L STAFF ASST, 2,824.98
POTTER, BARBARA J STAFF ASST-SECP ET AR Y, 4,662.48
SPCNBERG, RONALD T FROM JULY 17 TO AUG. 19 550.00
TIPTON, PAUL S STAFF ASST, 6,256.53
WORRALL, DONNA STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 20 2,244.46
WOTIPKA, ANNE STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ... 500.00
OFFICE OF HON. G. WILLIAM WHITEHURST
AMFS, MATTIf LOUISE
BRASWELL, VAN P
CARL, LYANNE T
COE, PAULA
ORAGO, CHARLES G
GOLDBERG, MAY ROSE
HACKNEY, HARRIETT P
MALHON, K WAYNE
OBRIEN, MARY K
PELECANOS, EVANGELINE
POWELL, VICTOR D
SHAFFER, GWENDLYN G
SMALL, SARA MARGARET
STAFFORD, ROSEMARY J
THOMPSON, R BURNETT
TOWFRS, KATHLEFN M
WASSERMAN, VERENA C
SECTY, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 125.00
CLERK, TO SEPT. 8 1,133.33
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 16 TO AUG. 31 ... 95.84
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 10 1,110.00
LEGIS ASST, 9,556.14
SECRETARY, TO AUG. 15 287.51
CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 400.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
SECRETARY, 5,149.98
SECRETARY, 4,025.02
PRESS ASST, 9,556.14
5,619.48
SECTY, TO SEPT. 3 1,050.00
SECRETARY, 6,369.06
ADMIN ASST 14,500.02
RECEPTIONIST, 4,750.02
SECRETARY, 4,093.98
OFFICF OF HON. JAMIE L. WHITTEN
ALVIS, R EVELYN
BISHOP, MARION F
DAVIS, LILA LYNETTE
DUKE, LEONARD C
ELL IOTT, BENTON W
FOSHEE, JANE CAROL
GODWIN, EVELYN P
HUGHES, MORFLLA K
JOHNSON, VIRGINIA S
MULLEN, CATHERINE 0
PALMER, LINDA JOAN
PARKHURST, SHERYL ANN
SANDERS, MARY ALICE
SNEED, MARY ALICE
WATSON, ANN T
CLERK
ASSISTANT,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 ..,
CLERK,
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CLERK, ,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM DEC. 6 ....
CLERK, TO JULY 11
ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1
FROM NOV. 1
ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 31 ,
4,626.24
14,282.82
2,666.68
1,663.98
3,643.30
1,127.84
5,200.44
2,181.54
6,683.28
2,423.16
694.44
263.28
9,616.44
1,416.66
3,956.68
127
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. WILLIAM B. WIONALL
ASCHENDORFF, MURIEL
GASTON, SARAH J
JOHNSEN, WALTER C
JUCEAM, MICHAEL
MCDONOUGH, VIRGINIA M
MILNES, MARGARET M
REINHOLD, CARL D
RUBINOFF, ARNOLD E
SHAY, BEVERLY J
WASHINGTON, SAMUEL A
WEAVER, BETTY A
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES E,
BARTHOLOMEW, SHIRLEY L
CASTRO, FORTUNATO
DRESSEN, JANE B
DURCH, WILLIAM J
GRIFFITH, LAWRENCE T
HAMMOND, JUDY
HATHAWAY, MICHAEL D
HAYDEN, HELEN E
LANCASTER, WILLIAM H
LEE, WENDY J
LICHT, LOUIS F, III
LIEBERG, GLADYS MAY
LOWE, PEGGY M
MORAN, ROSA ELVA
ROWLAND, JPATRICK
SAGAR, DEAN M
STANALANO, SONDRA L
TALKINGTON, MARYLEE
TURMALA, JEAN T
WILLIAMS, KATHLEEN S
OFFICE OF HON. LAWRENCE G
BAILEY, JO ANN MARIE
BLASCHKE, JUDITH WOODS
BROOKES, JAMES E
CLEMENT, DAVID D
DITZLER, CAROL A
FORSYTH, GORDON J
GOODSTEIN, RICHARD
MANN, PAMFLA J
M3RR0NE, JOANNE
NOBLE, IRENE E
NOCITO, COLLEEN
OREILLY, KEVIN THOMAS
PAGE, MARY JEAN
ROBINSON, ROBERT B
SANDRI, HENRY J, JR
SCALONE, CHAPLFS M
WIFSMAN, ANITA W
WINTHER, PHILLIP P
YANKOSKI, JOSEPH
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28
STUDENT INTERN, TO AUG. 23
STUDENT INTERN, TO AUG. 23
EXEC SECRETARY,
CLERK, TO SEPT. 7
CLERK,
WIGGINS
CASEWORKER, FROM NOV. 17
COMMUNITY REP,
ASST DIST REP,
STAFF ASST,
ASSISTANT, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
PRESS AIDE, TO OCT. 31 AND PRESS ASST,
FROM NOV. 1
DIR TASK FCE ENERGY t RESOURCE, FROM
JULY 1
SECRETARY, TO DEC. 15
DIST REP, TO OCT. 31 AND DISTRICT REP,
FROM NOV. 1
ASST DIST REP, TO NOV. 30 AND ASST
DISTRICT REP, FROM DEC. 1
LEGIS RESEARCHER, TO AUG. 20
LEGIS ASST,
SECTY, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 30
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31 AND CLERK, FROM
NOV. 1
ADMIN ASST,
RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 23
SECRETARY,
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
, WILLIAMS
LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY,
CASE WORKER, FROM JULY 1
ADM ASST,
SPECIAL ASST, FROM DEC. 13
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND
EXEC ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
PRESS ASST, FROM JULY 11 TO DEC. 12 ..
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 6 AND
OFFICE ASST, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31 ..
RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 1
PRESS SECRETARY, FROM JULY 8
SECRETARY
SECRETARY,
OFFICE ASST, TO AUG. 31
STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1
SPECIAL ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
OFFICE ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30
SPECIAL ASSISTANT,
SENIOR SECRETAPY,
SPECIAL ASSISTANT,
SPECIAL ASST,
464.56
720.34
580.00
574.17
438.46
975.58
203.22
574.17
500.02
246.94
000.02
1,166.67
1,033.35
4,515.40
1,950.00
900.00
4,620.00
10,685.10
3,840.00
666.67
9,058.35
300.00
810.00
13,405.85
3,250.00
4,275.85
112.00
4,710.00
812.00
4,883.32
5,133.33
8,500.02
750.00
7,533.32
7,600.00
460.00
4,375.00
4,109.70
2,374.98
3,724.98
600.00
100.00
560.00
975.00
2,599.98
5,441.67
5,050.02
3,325.02
128
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. BOB WILSON
BURNETT, ELIZABETH A TO AUG. 13 SI, 692. 63
BUPWFLL, BEULAH M CLERK, 1.744.98
CARROLL, ARLENE R SECRETARY 4,980.00
CASEY, DAVIO S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
DUFFIELD, PHYLLIS R SECRETARY, 3,900.00
HALL, JOELLE K SECRETARY, 2,914.98
HEATH, KAREN S SECRETARY, 7,022.52
LYNCH, LOUISE CLERK, 3,019.98
MILLER, LINDA CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 15 450.00
NASH, ELLEN CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 30 900.00
OOONNELL, MARJORIE SECRETARY, 9,015.00
PARHAM, CATHERINE C SECRETARY, 9,540.00
SEMBOWER, BELINDA SUE SECTY, FROM SFPT. 1 2,726.26
TSOMPANAS, PAUL L ADM ASST, 14,500.02
YOUNG, MARGARET M SECRETARY, 11,659.98
OFFICE OF HON. CHARLES H. WILSON
BANKS, P GRFGORY PRESS ASST, FROM SFPT. 27 2,611.
8RADBY, HELEN K D CLERK, 4,450,
BRAND, HUGH M, JR TO AUG. 31 800,
BUTLER, DIANE RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO NOV. 15 1,041,
CAREY, ROBERT H PRESS ASST, TO SEPT. 26 2,866.
CARL, LYANNE T SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 1 2,500.
COLOMBO, ADELIA N SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 1,850.01
DONOVAN, NORA E FROM NOV. 16 TO DEC. 15 300.00
DYE, SHARON S OFFICE MANAGER, FROM DEC. 15 325.33
FORDIANI, 0 ROBERT ADMIN ASST (DIST OFF), 10,150.02
GEORGE, MYPTIS L SECTY, FROM DEC. 11 466.67
GFRSH, MARK RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 16 TO NOV.
15 1,250.00
GODWIN, JACOUELYN P SECRETARY, TO OEC. 10 3,555.57
HOOBLER, DIANE K FROM NOV. 16 TO DEC. 15 300.00
KELLY, PETER 0, III STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 15 1,562.50
LEWIS, HAZFI. C CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO JULY 31 500.00
MARSHALL, STEPHEN A FROM NOV. 16 TO DEC. 15 300.00
MINTO, ROBIN H CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
MONTESI, ANNA LEE EXEC SECRETARY (DIST OFF), 6,000.00
MURPHY, NORMA MARY EXEC SECRETARY (WASH OFF), 9,000.00
NAVARRO, JESS CLFRK, TO JULY 15 500.00
PONTIUS, JOHN SAMUELS LEGIS ASST, 7,500.00
ROGERS, LEE FROM AUG. 1 5,000.00
SCANLAN, SUSAN P FROM NOV. 16 TO DEC. 15 300.00
SIMON, DIANE A SECRETARY, 3,750.00
STOCKTON, KAROLE SECTY, FROM OCT. I 1,875.00
TIPPETT, LA DONNA MARY SECRETARY, TO JULY 31 666.67
OFFICE OF HON. LARRY WINN, JR.
ALOERSGN, MARCIA L CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND RESEARCH CLERK,
FROM NOV. 1
BOND, RICHAPO L
BRIER, MARSHALL W, II
DIEMFR, SUSAN R CLERK, FROM SEPT. 21 TO DEC. 16
ELDER, NAN ORR
HENRY, ANNE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 ....
HOLMES, JEAN TROTTER
MERRITT, GILBERT R
NELSON, STEPHEN 0 CLERK, TO AUG. 31 ,
RHODES, DAVID R CLERK, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 31
ROWE, LOU ANN CLERK,
SMITH, EFFIC MARLENE CLERK,
SZULSKI, MARY ANN i
WASHBURN, D GAY CLFRK,
OFFICE OF HON. LESTER L. WOLFF
BROWN, JOY MAYES STAFF ASST, FROM DEC. 1 ,
CACCIOLA, JOAN M STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30
CONDON, SHEILA A STAFT ASST, FROM OCT. 1
DFMESJUITA, JEAN R DEPUTY EXEC ASST, FROM JULY 1 ,
EDSTROM, EDWARD W SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 1 ..,
GOLDEN, RHODA STAFF ASST, ,
HICKMAN, WILLIAM R, JR STAFF, ,
3, 166.66
14,491.92
10,000.02
745.34
5,252.40
450.00
4,771.08
5,906.46
1,000.00
613.33
4,705.68
4,249.98
3,805.62
4,750.02
540.00
750.00
1,755.00
14, 102.00
4,500.00
3,125.00
2,520.00
129
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. LESTER L. WOLFF - CONTINUED
KIMBALL, ALBERT F EXEC ASST, $8,092.00
LEVINE, HENRY D STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 30 1,260.00
MASER, SHELBY R STAFF ASST, 4,410.00
MILLER, GLORIA CLERK, 3,144.00
OWENS, ROBERT 0 STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 2,007.00
PASTER, HOWARD G ADM ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 15 9,728.00
PEPLOE, EILEEN M STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. 1 750.00
POWELL, NINA B STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 1,800.00
ROBERTS, SARAH K EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, 5,100.00
ROBINSON, BONNIE R RECEPTIONIST, 4,200.00
ROSS, BENJAMIN IRA CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
STEPHENSON, LAURA P LEGIS ASST, TO JULY 31 950.00
THOMSON, W CAMPBELL STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ... 1,152.00
OFFICE OF HON. JIM WRIGHT
BIARD, DOROTHY A LEGIS ASST, 5,584.86
80DIF0RD, JIMMIE LEE 8,056.98
BUCK, KATHERINE E CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 AND
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 16 2,086.12
BYBEE, MARTHA N TO NOV. 30 3,750.85
GEE, PATSY MARIE 2,702.76
KANTOR, SUSAN SECRETARY, TO AUG. 15 495.37
LAMB, JAMES BRITTON STAFF ASST, 4,000.02
LENIHAN, NANCY B SECRETARY, 4,666.50
LUMLEY, BARBARA R SECRETARY, 4,240.02
LYNAM, MARSHALL L 14,491.92
MIDDLETON, DON R STAFF ASSISTANT, 5,377.26
MITCHELL, KATHERINE G 7,272.24
PERRY, PATRICIA A 4,136.82
SHOSID, JOE L 7,435.68
YOUNGBLOOD, MARJORIE B SECTY, FROM DEC. 1 750.17
OFFICE OF HON. WENDELL WYATT
CARLSON, LOUISE SECRETARY, 9,222.00
HEDGES, VIRGINIA M 4,504.98
HFNNIGE, LUCILLE M 4,822.98
HOYT, CHARLES T FROM JULY 1 13,671.66
JfcPSEN, DONALD C 8,479.98
KEMP, L STANLEY ADMIN ASST, 14,469.00
LEMAN, CHRISTOPHER K CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15 450.00
PEARSE, ALBERTA M 6,148.02
SEEBORG, HANNAH 1,000.02
SOUDERS, GENE T FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 308.33
STEPHENS, LUCILLE MAE 4,081.02
TARBELL, JAMES FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM DEC. 1 1,541.65
TILLINGHAST, ESTHER 6,148.02
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN W. WYDLER
BELTRONE, ARTHUR A, JR ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 .... . 3,454.97
DAVIS, GLORIA J 4,226.10
DIXON, SUSANNA CLERK, 3,499.98
GOERTLER, JOHN L 3,506.16
HAMILTON, GENE M ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 3,007.14
HOPPEL, ELIZABETH D ADM ASST, 13,270.02
JOHNSON, VIPGINIA CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND FROM
NOV. 1 1,866.66
CLFRK, 3,750.00
CASE WORKER, 7,950.00
SECRETARY 7,639.98
5,340.00
CLERK, 3,475.02
CLERK, 3,979.98
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. B 380.00
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM AUG. 9 TO
AUG. 31 220.00
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 1,851.65
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 3,250.02
KEANE,
MAURFEN H
NAGEL,
N B
PERSHING, GLORIA I
PORTER
, ARIANNA
RFILLY
, HELEN M
RUBENFELD, HENRIETTA
SHANE,
PETER M
SMITH,
GREGORY S
SOLARI
, MARY V
WHITE,
ANN S
130
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. CHALMERS P. WVL I E
8AY, CAROLYN M SECTY,
BRADFORDt NANCY R SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 15 ....
EPSTEIN, JOAN SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 26
FOULK, JACK M
HUDSON, NINA TO NOV. 30
LYNN, PAMELA W CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 13
MASON, RUTH ANN SECTY,
RAWL, DIANNE LEE LEGISLATIVE SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 27 ..
WALLEY, CATHI M SECRETARY-LEGISLATIVE, FROM JULY 1 TO
NOV. 30 AND SECTY, FROM DEC. 1
WEBSTER, RUTH N
WEGNER, CHARLES W, JR LEGIS ASST,
OFFICE OF HON. LOUIS C. WYMAN
ATCHESON, KRISTIN LEE RECEPTIONIST-SECY,
BENNETT, CARO A
BROWNING, SARAH L SECTY, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
COOPER, THOMAS J STAFF ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
DICKINSON, DOROTHEA EXEC SECRETARY,
DIETTERLE, PAUL HENRY DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR,
HARRANT, JOHN D LEGIS ASST,
HATFIELD, CHARLES, III CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 15
HILBER, SARA E SECRETARY,
HOYT, NORA MAE STAFF ASST,
KOTSONIS, L RUTH DIST SECRETARY,
LARISON, KAPEN D SECRETARY,
LEFFLER, MICHELLE LEGIS SECRETARY.,
MARTIN, HELEN B
ONEIL, ELIZABETH C DISTRICT ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
PACKARD, NORMAN A STAFF ASST (DIST),
PEASE, ALLEN G
SCHIAPPA, GERARD F ADM ASST,
OFFICE OF HON. SIDNEY R. YATES
ALLEN, BARBARA W CLERK, FROM NOV. 20
BAIN, MARY ANDERSON
BERGAN, HAROLD CLERK,
FERENCZ, ROBERT A CLERK, FROM JULY 12 TO AUG. 13 AND
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 12 TO
AUG. 13
FISHER, JUDITH B CLERK, TO OCT. 17
KINZER, PHYLLIS C STAFF ASST,
MANIKAS, PETER M CLERK, FROM OCT. 27 TO NOV. 30 AND
LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM DEC. 1
MANSBACHER, URSULA CLERK,
MERLO, JOAN MARIE CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 7
MICKELSON, JUDITH MARCY CLERK, TO JULY 31
MOORHOUS, MARGARET H TO OCT. 31
NADLIN, EDNA A CLERK,
NOGUCHI, BETTY M
PLAINE, LLOYD LEVA
SCHNITZ, T JANET
STEWART, ANNE D CLFRK, FROM OCT. 23
STUART, ETHEL P CLERK, TO NOV. 30
$3,
2,
1,
9,
2,
5,
1,
7,
888.33
245.85
263.88
550.02
652.50
430.00
013.45
333.33
300.02
936.14
041.68
4,750,
3,862.
671.
671.
8, 100,
4,999.
5,250,
450,
5,749,
1,000,
2,749,
3,649,
4,750,
3,538,
2,685,
1,399,
5,162,
11,749,
1,195.83
11,998.62
6,499.98
471.11
3,269.46
4,019.60
1,470.32
4,200.00
493.33
368.33
5,108.24
5,500.02
5,613.24
3,813.72
832.80
1,983.33
3,375.00
OFFICE OF HON. GUS YATRON
CAMNER, ELLEN M
CASTLEBERRY, LUELLA B
CRANDALL, JAMES A
DIBLASI, MARIE E
GEMMELL, JOSEPH P
GRAY, ANN DORAN
IMBER, JUDITH ELLEN
PAULL, GEORGE
RADESKY, KATHY M
ROBERTSON, MARY B
SAHM, SHARON M
SAUERS, LOUIS M
STEVENS, VERONICA T
LEGIS ASST, TO SFPT. 30 ANO FROM OCT.
5 5,866.67
CASE WORKER, 4,916.65
LEGIS ASST, 4,999.98
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 2,250.00
CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5 ... 8,076.96
CLERK, TO AUG. 21 AND FROM SEPT. 9 ... 1,401.40
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 15 150.00
2,664.78
RECEPTIONIST, 3,250.02
ADMIN ASST 9,682.02
SECRETARY, 2,749.98
ADM AIDE, 6,375.00
OFFICE MANAGER, FROM JULY 1 4,500.00
131 .
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. GUS YATRON - CONTINUED
WAGNER, DAVID G CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, FROM JULY 16 TO
AUG. 29 $440.00
OFFICE OF HON. C. W. BILL YOUNG
ARNOLD, PAULINE ANN
AYER, LORRAINE M
CRETEKOS, GFORGE N
GREGORY, DOUGLAS M
HIGHFIELD, DEBORAH S
HOLWERDA, DAVID GUY
MACKINNON, CYNTHIA J
MCKINNON, GENEAN H
MILLER, BARBARA H
MILLER, FRANCES V
NELLIUS, RICHARD
NESBIT, MARY C
RANTZ, ROLAND H
SPITZIG, ANNIE RUTH
WAHLER, ALICE S
CLERK (SECRETARY), 3,750.00
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 29 711.11
STAFF ASST, 4,999.98
DISTRICT ASSISTANT, 6,000.00
CLERK-SECTY, TO NOV. 30 2,916.65
CLERK, 2,500.02
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
CLERK, TO NOV. 9 AND CLERK-SECTY, FROM
NOV. 10 3,212.50
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 6,000.00
CLERK-SECRETARY, TO NOV. 10 2,888.90
SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 12,499.98
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 7,249.98
CLERK, 1,431.00
CLERK (SECRETARY!, 3,750.00
CASE ASSISTANT-CLERK, 7,875.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN YOUNG
FISHER, NANCY RUTH
FRY, PHILOMENA C
GARDNER, COLLEEN E
HAGAN, FRANCES B
HUGHES, GAIL F
MASUR, SHURLEY
MCADAMS, HARRY E
ONEIL, DOREEN
PRENOERGAST, JOSEPH T
RESLER, BARCLAY T, II
YRUEGAS, GLORIA
LFGIS RESEARCH CLERK,
PERS SECTY-ADM AIOE,
CLERK, TO JULY 5
SECTY-CLERK (LEGIS),
DIST OFFICE MGR,
ADM ASST,
ADM AIOE,
CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND LEGISLATIVE
ASST, FROM NOV. 1
CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO JULY 31 AND
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
NOV. 1
6,137.84
8,397.48
5,614.78
83.40
4,831.02
4,642.50
14,500.02
7,872.48
6,408.32
3,341.67
5,081.04
OFFICE OF HON. CLEMENT J. ZABLOCKI
BERDES, GEORGE R
CONNOR, INEZ E
GOODMAN, MARGARET G
HOUGE, LINDA SUE
JAC09Y, PATRICIA ANN
MERKI, JANIS S
NORRIS, CHARLOTTE N
OSBOURNE, GAYLE V
PATTON, JEANNE M
SCHIERA, JUDITH S
^PALATIN, IVO JOSEPH
SYLVESTER, PATRICIA (
WOZINSKI, LEONNE D
ADM ASST, TO SEPT. 7 4,820.27
SECRETARY-CASE WORKER, 4,099.98
FILE CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND LEGIS ASST,
FROM SEPT. 1 4,066.68
LEGIS ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,983.34
PART-TIME SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 2,050.02
ASST TO ADM ASST, 4,300.02
PERSONAL SECRETARY, 8,250.00
FILE CLERK, FROM AUG. 3 2,548.90
FILE CLERK-TYPIST, TO AUG. 20 916.67
SECRETARY-DIST OFF, 4,399.98
ADM ASST, FROM SEPT. 20 4,629.17
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 16 TO NOV. 30 250.00
SECRETARY-DISTRICT OFF, 3,550.02
OFFICE OF HON. ROGER H. ZION
ARNOLD, WAYNE LOUIS
BECKER, SARAH R
BELL, BELDEN HILL
BROWNING, ELIZABETH G
COOPER, HARRY A
CRANEY, LINDA KAY
OODDS-JONFS, MARGARET
FOERTSCH, SUZANNE
GERMANN, KAREN LOUISE
HARGRAVE, SUSAN MARY
HARRIS, MARY ANGELA
JUNK, ROBERT C
MATER, JANET E
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 13 864.00
CASE WORKER, 4,249.98
LEGIS ASST, 11,400.00
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 7 967.77
CO-OPDINATOR OF FIELD OFFICE, 11,599.98
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 . 416.67
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM SEPT. 8 1,569.46
RECEPTIONIST-SECTY, FROM JULY 8 3,604.17
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 7 . 513.89
CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 . 416.67
PRESS SECRETARY 6,750.00
ADM ASST, 13,399.98
TO JULY 31 551.18
132
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF HON. ROGER H. ZION - CONTINUFO
MCCUROY, GLENN LINCOLN CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT. 7 . $513.89
OWEN, VIRGINIA G OIST OFF MANAGER, 4,249.98
RAMSEY, HARVEY K FIELD REPRESENTATIVE, 1,312.52
RARIDEN, DAVID S CLERK-TYPIST, FROM AUG. 1 TO SEPT. 7 . 513.89
SCHIFFER, PAMELA L CLERK-TYPIST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 . 416.67
VAUGHAN, JERRY S CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 31 600.00
OFFICE OF HON. JOHN M. ZWACH
BAHL, DOUGLAS DUANE CLERK, 1,350.00
BOTZEK, GARY WAYNE CONGRESSIONAL INTERN, TO AUG. 28 580.00
GRAF, ARTHUR A, JR ADM ASST 13,550.00
JOHNSON, CAROL SECRETARY, TO NOV. 30 AND LEGIS SECTY,
FROM DEC. 1 5,575.00
KNEVEL, RUTH DIST SECTY, 3,674.98
MAUS, LOUISE LEGIS ASST, 4,974.98
MCCOACH, PAMELA SUE "ERSONAL SECTY, 4,500.00
POWELL, MARY BRYAN RECEPTIONIST, TO OCT. 31 AND
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY, FROM NOV. I .. 3,583.32
SHFY, MICHAEL E DISTRICT ASST, 7,300.02
TISCHLER, JOHN F PRESS ASST, 9,499.98
WEBB, CHARLOTTE ANN SECRETARY, 5,500.02
133
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THF SPEAKER
ADAMS, IRIS J
GIRVIN, PAULINE
HANNEY, ELIZARETH L*
JEFFERS, DAVID R
KFISER, JUSTIN R
KERR, ROBERT S
KITCHENS, TAMARA
KWUCK, KATHLEEN K L
LAWTON, JANE E
LIPSEN, JANICE CHARNA
MCCLURE, JAMES H
MULVEY, MARIA M
RITTER, POLLY
ROBERTSON, DEBORAH JAN
SHAW, GARY E
STFPHENS, J GORDON, JR
THOMSON, SUE PARK
TOLSON, EARL E
TONUBBEE, SHFRRY E
UNOERWOOD, NANCY JANE
WARD, CHARLES LELAND
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENTARIAN
BROWN, WILLIAM H, JR
COCHRANE, WILLIAM P
DESCHLER, LFWIS
JOHNSON, CHARLES W, III
METZGER, JOSEPH F
COMPILATION OF PRECEDENTS
EDDY, JOAN D
CHAPLAIN
LATCH, EDWARD G
OFFICE OF THF CLERK
ALBERT, JOAN M
ALLEN, BARBAPA W
ALLEN, PETEP H
ALLEN, ROBERT E
ALLISON, FRANCES S
ANDERSON, HARRY P
ANGLIN, BYRON C
ANNFTT, ANNE DILKS
AYER, STANLEY H
BARNES, TIMOTHY J
BATTLE, AILEEN LOUISE
BATTLE, HARRY MOSS, JR
BATTLE, THOMAS
BEITEL, MARCEL L
BELL, EDWARD G
BERRY, AMANOA E
BERRY, ROBERT E
BLEVINS, RODNEY T
BOAZ, DAVID D
BODINE, FREDERICK H
BOUCHARD, CATHERINE A
BOWLES, GFRALD ALLEN
BRAZEAL, DAVID L
BREECE, KATIE K
BRENNAN, MARGARET E
BROWN, ALICE N
BRUSSO, MARGARET C
BULLINGTON, MARY A
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20 TO OCT. 31
CLERK, FROM DHC. 1
CLERK, TO JULY 31 AMD PRESS SECRETARY,
FROM AUG. I
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20
CLERK, FROM AUG. I
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20
STAFF,
CLERK,
CLERK- MESSENGER,
CLERK, TO JULY 31
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CLERK, TO AUG. 31
CLERK,
MESSENGER NO. 1,
CLERK, FROM AUG. 1
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 13
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST.,
ASST PARLIAMENTARIAN,
ASST PARLIAMENTARIAN,
PARLIAMENTARIAN,
LAW ASSISTANT,
CLERK,
RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
CHAPLAIN,
CLERK, FROM SEPT. 23
ASSISTANT CHIEF, TO NOV. 19
ASST DIRECTOR,
ENROLLING-DIGEST CLERK, FROM JULY 1 ..
STENOGRAPHER,
FOREMAN, MESSENGER-LABORER,
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN,
CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND ACCOUNTS CLERK,
FROM AUG. 1
WAREHOUSE CLERK-OFF OF CLERK,
STENOGRAPHER, FROM AUG. 6 TO SEPT. 15
SECRETARY,
LABORER,
CARPET LAYER
BILL CLERK
FILE CLERK, LIB-DOC ROOM,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
READING CLERK (MIN), FROM JULY 1
APPRENTICE LOCKSMITH,
CLERK, TO AUG. 8
CARPET LAYER,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
MESSENGER, FROM AUG. 1
SENIOR PROGRAMMER, TO NOV. 30
SALES CLERK,
PERSONNEL CLERK,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
S7.999.98
7,000.02
911.12
20.00
6,532.82
1,122.21
4, 166.65
2,244.46
7,000.02
10,000.02
5,464.56
1,166.67
4,200.00
6,300.00
750.00
400.00
6,875.02
4,606.08
3,497.35
1,848.78
18,000.00
18,000.00
18,000.00
21,095.94
11,500.02
9,674.40
7,101.60
9,884.40
2,122.26
3,975.40
6,692.52
9,352.50
4,614.48
3,994.50
6,177.48
4,559.40
4, 189.04
866.23
4,486.50
3,227.84
4,694.15
8,583.00
4, 155.48
4,797.00
13,230.48
4,054.50
714.30
4,833.99
4,059.00
2,819.60
5,717.90
4,155.48
7,308.48
4,797.00
4,797.00
4,797.00
134
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE CLERK - CONTINUED
BURKHOLOER, BETTY JANE
BURKS, GEORGE M
BUSH, CLEVELAND
BUTTS, ALFRED
BYRD, JACQUELINE OEAN
CADY, JAMES E
CALGARO, JOHN
CAMPBELL, ADELIA ANNE
CANDLER, BENJAMIN P
CAYLOR, CLARENCE C
CAYLOR, WILLIAM S
CEFALO, MICHAEL J
CHRISTIANSON, CURTIS A
CLAGETT, JOHN H, III
CLARK, DOROTHY R
CLARK, LINDA PRICE
CLARK, PAUL M
CLARKE, WILLIAM B
CLEMENT, DAVID 0
CLEMENT, TIFFANY L
COLLEY, WILFRED R
CONNORS, JERRY C
COOKE, JOHN WILSON
COOKE, THOMAS C
COOPER, WENOELL H
COPENHAVER, ROGER D
CORBIN, ALVIN L, JR
CRAM, JANE
CRESSFLL, CHARLES E
DADE, ALFOED
DECKER, DONALD LEE
OEFILIPPO, LOUIS J
DFLBALZO, FRANCIS A
DENDY, DALLAS L, JR
DODDRIDGE, KATHLEEN M
DOLEN, JANNIE A
DOWNS, JIMMY M
DREWIEN, RICHERT JAMES
DUNGAN, PAULINE Z
EARL, LOUISE M
EASTERDAY, LESTER W
EVANS, MARVIN R
FENSTERMACHER, MARY R
FERGUSON, FRANCIS X
FERNEAU, H ROBERT
FIEDLER, RUBY ANN
FLAHERTY, MICHAEL P
FOLEY, AILEEN M
FORD, THELMA E
FOSTFR, FRANK E
FOXX, RICHARD ALLEN
FRATANTUONO, GAYLE W
FREDERICK, LEROY
FPIT7INGER, HARRY T
GAINES, ELENITA C
GARCIA, TONY E
GA"NER, JAMES I
GERBER, WILLIAM
GIBSON, DON C
GILL, BETTY ULAINE
GLORIJS, NANCY C
GOLDBECK, EILEEN M
GORDON, GLADYS B
GRAVES, JOSEPH DANIEL
GRAY3ILL, MICHAEL A
GREENE, PATRICIA APCAR
GRILLO, ROBERT
GROGG, EDWARD RAY
GRU3BS, RALPH Y
PAYROLL CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND SENIOR
PAYROLL CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 $6,910.68
LABORER, 3,707.52
REPAIRMAN (ELEC TYPEWRITER), 5,035.02
CLERK-DRIVER, FROM JULY 1 A, 155.48
ACCOUNTS CLERK, FROM JULY I TO JULY 31
AND SR ACCOUNTS CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 ... 5,080.58
ASSISTANT TO BILL CLERK, FROM OCT. 15 2,173.60
FIELD OPERATIONS MGP 5,589.48
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, FROM OCT. I 2,029.50
PROGRAMMER, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 5,025.85
CARPET LAYER, 4,723.98
FOREMAN-CARPET SHOP CLERK, 5,740.98
CHIEF, TO NOV. 14 AND ASSISTANT CHIEF,
FROM NOV. 15 6,861.48
ASSISTANT TALLY CLERK, 12,474.48
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, FROM NOV. 1 ... 1,961.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
AUDIO SPECIALIST, 7,060.02
ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, 6,324.48
ASSISTANT CHIEF, TO DEC. 12 6,175.33
CLERK (TEMP EMPL), TO JULY 31 563.92
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 15,032.52
SENIOR EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CLERK, FROM
NOV. 15 1,710.31
LABORER, FROM SEPT. I 2,129.00
LABORER, TO AUG. 31 1,108.34
SALES CLERK, 4,284.00
ASSISTANT CHIEF, 7,030.98
ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN, FROM OCT. 15 .... 2,173.60
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY I 8,552.52
TYPEWRITER REPAIRMAN, 5,035.02
JANITOR LABORER, 3,456.48
REPAIRMAN-WORKING SUPERVISOR, 5,764.50
UPHOLSTERER, 4,723.98
ASSISTANT JOURNAL CLERK, 7,565.75
ASST ENROLLING-DIGEST CLERK, 6,889.73
VOUCHER CLERK, 3,931.70
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
LABORER, TO SEPT. 17 1,422.37
MESSENGER-LABORER, TO AUG. 20 887.08
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
CARPET LAYER, TO AUG. 31 1,351.50
SENIOR AUDIT CLERK, 7,707.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,155.35
MESSENGER-LABORER, 3,456.48
ASST. ENROLLING-DIGEST CLERK, 9,558.00
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
LIBRARY ASSISTANT, 5,442.48
SENIOR CLERK, 6,031.02
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
FINISHER, 5,238.48
MESSENGER-LABORER, 3,325.02
PAYROLL CLERK, 4,486.50
ASST FOREMAN 4,098.25
UPHOLSTEPER, 5,238.46
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
FINISHER, 5,238.48
LABORER, FROM SEPT. 10 1,969.33
CLERK, 4,284.00
SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK, 8,552.52
OPERATOR, TO NOV. 30 3,334.35
SECRETARY-RECEPTIONIST, 4,872.48
SECRETARY, 5,515.50
CHIEF-OFFICE EQUIP. SERVICE, 9,159.48
LABORER, 3,456.48
PAYROLL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,486.50
SECRETARY, 7,030.98
CLERK-MESSENGER, TO NOV. 30 2,829.94
ASSISTANT FOREMAN CARPET SHOP, 5,453.68
CAMERAMAN, '. . . 7,795.02
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE CLERK - CONTINUED
GUNTER, TIMOTHY E
GUTHRIE, BENJAMIN J
HACKNEY, CHARLES W, JP
HAKE, IVAN W
HARDY, HOWARD D
HARRIS, SHIRLEY L
HARTNETT, WILLIAM W
HAWKINS, MICHAEL
HAYDEN, MARILYN R
HAYS, PAUL
HENDERSON, BERNARD L, «
HENSHAW, EDMUND L, JR
HENY, MICHAEL, JR
HICKEY, BARBARA ANN
HILL, WILLIAM R
HOLLIDAY, WILLIE
HOYE, FRANCIS P
HUESTER, BETTE W
HUFF, KENT W
INGE, CLAUDE
INGE, EDWARD
INGRAM, JOHN D
JACKSON, HERBERT E
JACKSON, MC ARTHUR
JACOBS, ROBERT B
JENKINS, JOHN P
JENNINGS, W PAT
JERNIGAN, HELEN
JOHNSON, MARY F
JOHNSON, MICHAEL E
JOHNSON, WILLIAM C
JONES, DAVID L
JONES, DONNA R
JOSEPH, EUGENE E
KELLAHER, EDWARD T
KELLEY, ROBERT J
KLEIN, KATHFP. INE W
KNOUS, ROBERT LEE, JR
KOLZAK, STEPHEN F
KOSTELNICK, JOHN M
KOVACS, AKOS
LADD, PHILLIP B
LADD, THOMAS E
LANE, ESTHER C
LARK, RONALD M
LASSITER, PAULETTE A
LEE, BILL R
LEFTWICH, CHARLES H
LIESCH, JOHN J
LIND, DOROTHEA M
LITTLE, JAMES, JR
LLOYD, MARY ANN
LONG, JOHN ROBERT
LONG, PATRICIA A
LONG, THOMAS V
LYNN, JOHN R
MALIN, JAMES W
MALLONEE, RONALD M
MANLEY, MARY AGNES
MARRS, WILLIAM C
MAYER, RONALD
MCCREE, DON ALLEN
MCDANIEL, DWIGHT S
MCFADDEN, AUSTIN A
MCKAY, GORDON ANDREW
MEHL, ERIC SCOTT
MEHOK, JOHN CHARLES
MELVIN, GARFIELD D
MENDENHALL, EMMA C
PROGRAMMER TRAINEE-OPERATOR, TO NOV.
30 $4,290.00
DIRECTOR OF LEGIS PROCESSES, 12,512.52
READING CLERK, 13,230.48
CABINETMAKER, 5,740.98
LABORER, 3,303.10
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,189.04
ELECTRONIC SPECIALIST, FROM JULY 1 ... 11,218.02
MESSENGER-SERVICEMAN, 4,098.25
GENERAL CLERK, TO SEPT. 3 1,570.28
ASSISTANT BILL CLERK (MINI, 7,200.00
STENOGRAPHER, TO AUG. 15 974.51
FILE CLK, 4,927.98
ACCOUNTS CLERK, 5,295.48
FILE CLERK, FROM JULY 14 3,616.50
SYSTEMS ANALYST, FROM JULY 1 TO NOV.
30 6,475.00
CHIEF-STOCKROOM UNIT, 4,519.92
JOURNAL CLERK, 13,230.48
CLERK, 4,764.98
SENIOR PROGRAMMER, TO OCT. 31 AND
PROGRAMMER, FROM NOV. 5 TO NOV. 30 ... 5,565.42
APPRENTICE UPHOLSTERER CLERK, FROM
JULY I 4,222.02
ASST FIELD OPR MGR CLERK, 4,648.17
LABORER, 3,456.48
LABORER, 3,456.48
LEADING MAN, 3,707.52
COORDINATOR OF OPERATIONS, 5,442.48
TALLY CLERK, 11,083.98
CLERK OF THE HOUSE, 19,999.98
CLERK, 4,906.04
CLERK, 4,743.48
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 20 1,898.53
LABORER, 3,359.35
FINISHER, 4,545.00
SALES CLERK, 4,155.48
MESSENGER LABORER, 3,707.52
CHIEF-PROPERTY SUPPLY, 9,544.98
SR EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CLK, TO NOV. 7 .. 5,080.00
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 24 801.26
RECORD CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 2,574.00
CLERK-MESSENGER, FROM DEC. 20 206.77
FOREMAN, FROM SEPT. I 3,691.68
MASSEUR, 4,222.02
CHIEF, TO NOV. 30 8,002.28
METHODS f. SYSTEMS ANALYST, FROM JULY I 11,218.02
SECRETARY, 5,148.00
FINISHER-FINISHING SHOP, 5,035.02
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
REPAIRMAN AUTO TYPEWRITER, 5,274.48
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, TO JULY 23 .... 808.13
CARPET LAYER PROP. SUPPLY CLER, 4,815.90
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CLERK, 5,589.48
CLERK, TO AUG. 15 845.88
TELEPHONF OPERATOR, 4,059.00
MESSENGER, TO JULY 31 563.92
ASST COORD OPERATIONS, 4,614.48
SALES CLERK, 4,155.48
RETIREMENT ADVISOR, 3,723.48
SUPERVISOR, FROM NOV. 10 2,153.19
PROGRAMMER, TO NOV. 30 4,290.00
TELEPHONE OPFRATOR, 4,059.00
STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 10 1,515.90
AUDIO SPECIALIST TRAINEE, TO NOV. 30
AND AUDIO SPECIALIST, FROM DEC. 1 .... 6,031.02
LABORER, 3,325.02
CLERK MESSENGER, 3,493.02
REPAIRMAN OFF EOP ICLERK), 5,238.48
ASSISTANT CHIEF, TO NOV. 14 AND CHIEF,
FROM NOV. 15 6,692.52
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
CABINETMAKER, 5,238.48
LABORER (LEADING MAN), 3,707.52
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE CLERK - CONTINUED
MENSAH, KINGSTON A
MILES, CATHERINE J
MILLER, BENNY BRANDT
MILLER, JAMES R
MINNIX, WARREN E
MITCHELL. ARLEN V
MOAKLER, MARY D
MOLLOY, JAMES T
MONNETT, LARRY EDWARD
MOODY, WILLIAM C
MORGAN, SARA
MORRIS, IRENE J
MORRIS, THERON E
MOSELEY, ROBERT M, SR
MOTLEY, ROBERT L
MURPHY, LONZIE
MURRAY, MICHAEL LEO
NELSON, PAUL N
NEWSOME, JAMES L
NICKELSON, ELKANIE
NIXON, HARRISON C
NOBLES, THOMAS STEVEN
NORRIS, ROBERT LEE
NUGENT, ETHEL E
OLSON, VIRGINIA
ONEAL, CORNELIUS
OPAUSKI, MICHAEL E
OSULLIVAN, BERNARD
OVERCASH, CONSTANCE
PALMER, JOHN LOUIS
PASCOE, R F
PATE, JO ANNE
PATTERSON, ROBERT T
PATTRIDGE, LYNNE E
PAXTON, FRANCES D
PEARSON, EDWIN E
PETTIS, FREDERICK R
PHIPPS, ROBERT R
PICKERAL, CATHERINE G
PICKETT, DIANE BRUCE
PIEKNIK, JEAN
POLEN, EDWARO P
POPE, JUSTINE KAY
POPP, DANIEL HERBERT, JP
PURTELL, DORA ANN F
OUISENBERRY, LARRY D
RADFR, ROBERT LAWRENCE
RAGSDALE, JFRRY A
RAINES, ROBERT FONZO
RAPPAPORT, MICHAEL
REID, HOLL IS C
RHOADS, PHILIP S
RICHARDSUN, GEORGE H
RICHARDSON, JAMES B
RICHMOND, THOMAS J
RIDGELL, LIONFl B
ROBBINS, NEIL K
ROUMEL, ANGELINA
RUBl E, CARl R
RUCCHIO, ROSEMARY
RUIT, THOMAS
SARTORI, JOAN ANN
SCHAEFLE, CAROLINE R
SCHROEDER, WALTER F
SCHULKE, HERBERT A
SCOTT, WILSON M
SEPESY, RICHARD F
SHEFFIELD, FRANK
SHIPLEY, JOHN RUSSELL
SHROPSHIRE, JONAH T
SMITH, JAMES RALPH
SMITH, JOHN F
SMITH, KATHPYN A
CARPENTER, FROM OCT. 1 $2,182.74
BOOKKEEPER, 6,159.00
CHIEF, 8,583.00
REPAIRMAN-AUTOMATIC TYPE, 5.274.48
ASST JOURNAL CLERK INDEXER MIN, 5,417.98
CHIEF-ACCOUNTS UNIT, 7,660.02
CLERK-TELEPHONE. 4,284.00
CHIEF-FINANCE OFFICE, 12,080.52
LABORER, 3,325.02
DIRECTOR, 8,775.00
CHIEF, LIBRARY-DOCUMENT ROOM, FROM
JULY 1 8,968.02
OPERATOR, TO NOV. 30 3,248.35
ASSISTANT TALLY CLERK, 6,736.64
REPAIRMAN-ELECTRIC TYPEWRITER, 5,035.02
CABINETMAKER, 5,238.48
LABOR FOREMAN, 4,545.00
SALES CLERK, FROM AUG. 19 , 2,858.55
MESSENGER, 3,714.00
TYPEWRITER REPAIRMAN, 4,545.00
LABORER, 3,325.02
INVENTORY CONTROL CLK-CLERK, 4,189.04
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 18 .... 902.27
FINISHERS HELPER, 4,054.50
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
ASST CHIEF TELEPHONE OPER, 5,904.00
LABORER, 3,456.48
ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN, 5,883.00
RECORD CLERK, TO SEPT. 6 1,887.60
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
LABORER, 3,456.48
STOCK CLERK PROP SUP CLERK, 4,721.98
SALES CLERK, 5,056.02
MANAGER INVENTORY CONTROL, 5,295.48
SALES CLERK, TO JULY 2 43.31
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
ASST. DISBURSING CLERK, 9,736.98
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN, 5,736.00
FOREMAN-CABINET SHOP, TO JULY 31 998.67
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,797.00
SECRETARY, 5,442.48
AUDIT CLERK, 5,589.48
ASSISTANT CHIEF-PROP. SUPPLY, 8,044.98
SECRETARY, 5,148.00
CAMERAMAN, 5,883.00
SUPERVISOR ADMINISTRATIVE DIV, 8,957.52
PERSONNEL CLERK, FROM DEC. 1 747.75
CARPET LAYER, 4,222.02
MESSENGER, 3,604.02
LABORER, FROM JULY 1 3,193.50
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
CLERK, FROM JULY 6 TO AUG. 8 620.31
AUDIO SPECIALIST, FROM JULY 19 4,633.20
LABORER, 3,325.02
ASSISTANT BILL CLERK, 6,692.52
CLERK-MESSENGER, 4,045.02
FOREMAN-FINISHING SHOP, 5,992.02
CHIEF-ENGINEERING SECTION, 8,448.48
PAYROLL CLERK, 5,148.00
SENIOR ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, 7,075.11
EMPLOYEE BENEFITS CLERK, 4,872.48
ASST FORMAN, 5,330.63
TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
SENIOR PAYROLL CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND
ASSISTANT TALLY CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 ... 2,291.52
CLERK (TEMP EMP), TO AUG. 31 1,299.34
CLERK, FROM AUG. 9 TO AUG. 31 413.54
CAMERAMAN, 5,883.00
CABINETMAKER, 5,238.48
MESSENGER-LABORER, FROM SEPT. 20 1,791.91
UPHOLSTERER, 5,238.48
ASSISTANT BILL CLERK, TO NOV. 30 5,577.10
LEADING MAN, 3,707.52
LABORER, 3,359.35
PROGRAMMER, TO NOV. 30 5,001.18
137
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THF CLERK - CONTINUED
SMITH, LISTER FILE CLERK, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. 10 . $23.69
SMITH, M KENNETH P4PEP £ PRINTING CLERK, 4,872.48
SNOAO, CHARLES W AUDIT CLERK, 4,872.48
SNOW, WILLIAM OONALD UPHOLSTERER, 5,238.48
SPASARO, MARGUERITE V RECEPTIONIST, FROM NOV. 3 1,256.03
STCLAIR, NOAH M PROGRAMMER, TO NOV. 30 4,916.48
STEPHENSON, HOWARD B UPHOLSTERER, 5,489.52
STEPHENSON, JAMES W FOREMAN-UPHOLSTERY SHOP, 5,992.02
STERLING, CHARLES W, JR RE PAI RMAN-OFF EQP. ICLERK) 5,489.52
STOFEL, OWEN SENIOR ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN, 6,692.52
SWIFT, BEATRICE M TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,059.00
TAYLOR, AVON LABORER, 3,325.02
THOMAS, EDWARD A HELPER UPHOLSTERY SHOP CLERK, 3,456.48
THOMAS, LEE ASSISTANT JOURNAL CLERK (MINI, 10,921.98
TOLIVER, JAMES HELPER CABINET SHOP CLERK, 3,456.48
TOMANIO, MICHAEL SR PROGRAMMER £ SYST ANALYST, TO NOV.
30 5,875.11
TRAMMELL, SUSAN T RECEPTIONIST, FROM JULY 6 TO SEPT. 4
AND GENERAL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 5 4,168.98
TREASURE, GFORGE R ASSISTANT TO BILL CLERK, TO SEPT. 30
AND FILE CLERK, FROM OCT. 27 4,215.53
TSOUROUNIS, GEORGIA ACCOUNTS CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,486.50
UPFQLD, D LOUISE TELEPHONE OPERATOR, 4,155.35
VANN, BEN JAMES LEADING MAN, 3,707.52
VANN, DEVON C FINISHER'S HELPER, 3,303.10
VASS, ALICE V ACCOUNTS CLERK, 5,515.50
WALKER, CHRISTIAN L CHIEF, PRODUCTION SEC, 7,770.00
WALLACE, ALFONZA LABORER, 3,456.48
WANAMAKER, ANNE L CLERK, 6,215.86
WARLEY, WALTER A LABORER, 3,325.02
WATSON, JEFFREY J CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
WEAVER, WARD JOHN UPHOLSTERER, 5,238.48
WEED, HENRY M CARPENTER, 4,783.98
WELLMON, REX HAROLD MESSENGER, FROM JULY 1 3,952.92
WELLS, LINDA E MACHINE OPR / MESSENGER, 3,898.02
WHEATLEY, HARRY F LABORER, TO AUG. 31 AND CARPET LAYER,
FROM SEPT. 1 3,699.66
WHITE, JAMES A CLERK, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
WHITE, RODRICK J CLERK (TEMP EMPL), TO AUG. 22 977.46
WHITE, WALTER M LABORER, FROM SEPT. 18 1,827.39
WHITLEY, JACK LEE, SR APPRENTICE, FROM OCT. 11 1,727.55
WILEY, JEANETTE W PERSONNEL CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND
PAYROLL CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 4,964.32
WILLETT, WILLIAM W ASSISTANT UPHOLSTERER, 5,238.48
WILLIAMS, JAMES M, SR STOCK CLERK, 3,714.00
WILLIAMSON, ELEANOR L SENIOR PERSONNEL CLERK, 8,891.52
WILLS, HAROLD JOSEPH MASTERLOCKSMTH PROP SUP CLERK, 5,740.98
WISE, THOMAS CLAYTON STOCK CLERK, 3,919.52
WOHL, PAUL LEGAL COUNSEL, 12,320.52
WOOD, KATHRYN H SALES CLERK, FROM JULY 7 TO AUG. 18 .. 909.54
WOOOBURN, WALTER A LABORER, FROM JULY 1 3,193.50
WOODWARD, WILLIAM R RE PAI RMAN-OFF EOUP (CLERK), 5,238.48
WORTMAN, STANLEY J ASST MGR INVENTORY CONTROL, 4,486.50
YOUNG, RAY M PURCHASING CLERK, 8,144.52
ZIMMER, MARILYN A FILE CLERK, FROM NOV. 23 822.92
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS
ABERNATHY, GILBERT H LT, 9(
ABERNETHY, THOMAS F PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,
ADAMS, JAMES W PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,
AGNER, DAVID W PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25 li
AKERS, JAMES EDWARD PRIVATE, 5,
ALCORN, PAUL RAY PRIVATE, 5,
ALEXANOER, DONALD E PRIVATE, 5,
ALEXANDER, EDWARD P PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 11 1,
ALLAN, SHOREY CHAD PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 2,
ALLWARD, DENNIS D PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,
ANDERSON, CHARLIE PRIVATE, 5,
ANDREWS, HIPAM E, III PRIVATE 4,
ARRINGTON, ANDREW J, JR PRIVATF, 5,
AUSTIN, DONALD ELTON PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29
BACKMAN, SAMMY LEON PRIVATE, 5,
BAGIS, WILLIAM DENNIS PRIVATE, 4,
075.10
248.17
248.17
578.50
037.96
617.60
482.80
913.33
893.92
248.17
199.24
795.59
253.64
765.33
062.62
696.23
138
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
RAGLEY, MICHAEL M PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 TO SEPT. 7
BARCUS, CHARLES E PRIVATE,
BARRETT, LEO R PRIVATE,
BARTRAM, FRED VERNON PRIVATE,
BEHRENS, WALTER J BOOKKEEPER,
BELL, HERBERT MILO, JR PRIVATE,
BELL, LEWIS W PRIVATE,
BENNETTE, LAVAN T SERGEANT,
BENSON, WALTER E PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27
8ERMAN, RONALD L PRIVATE,
8EUCHERT, JEROME J, JR PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
BIEDENHARN, WILLIAM G PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
BLACK, CLARENCE MANNIE PRIVATE,
BLAKE, CALVIN J PRIVATE,
BOND, GEORGE H PRIVATE,
BOROWSKI, MICHAEL A PRIVATE,
BOSWELL, WILLIAM C PRIVATE
BOWERS, ALLEN PRICE SGT, TO JULY 15 AND LIEUTENANT, FROM
JULY 16
BOWLING, BENJAMIN F PRIVATE,
BREY, J D PRIVATE,
BRIERLY, LEE ALVA PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1
BRIGGS, JAMES E PRIVATE, TO OCT. 19
BROOKS, BARRY L PRIVATE,
BROWN, DALE EDWARD PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 13
BROWN, HENRY, JR PRIVATE,
BROWN, KEITH C PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25
BRYAN, IVAN 0 PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8
BRYANT, WILLIAM B, SR PRIVATE,
8UCKLEY, DESALES H PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16
BURGESS, L MICHAEL PRIVATE,
BURKHEAD, KENNETH L PL A I NCLOTHE SMAN ,
BUSTER, THEODORE J PRIVATE,
BUTLER, MELVIN JERCME PRIVATE,
CAGIGAS, JAIME J PRIVATE,
CAINE, JOHN 0 PRIVATE, FROM JULY 15
CAMERON, THEODORE S PRIVATE,
CAMPBELL, HARRY R SGT,
CANNADY, WILLIAM F, JR PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8
CARVER, GtURGE BRYAN LT,
CASHDOLLAR, VIRGINIA L CLERK, FROM NOV. 12
CHELF, FRANK, JR PRIVATE,
CHICK, ROLAND EVERETT PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 11
CHRISTIAN, DAVID K PRIVATE,
CHRISTIAN, JOHN JOSEPH PRIVATE,
CLANCY, ROBERT J PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16
CLEM, JOHN HENRY, JR PRIVATE, TO NOV. 30 AND TECHNI C I AN-K9,
FROM DEC. 1
CLINE, WILLIE PAUL PRIVATE,
CLINTON, KERMIT H PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16
COHILL, PAUL DOUGLAS PRIVATE, FROM JULY 15
COLINET, DOMINICK PRIVATE,
COOK, KENNETH PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27
COOKSEY, ROBERT H TELLER, FROM JULY 26
COOPER, ARTHUR L PRIVATE, FROM DEC. 1
COOPER, LEON C PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16
CORSETTI, STEVAN J PRIVATF,
COSGROVE, PHILIP J PRIVATE,
COX, LARRY OWAIN PRIVATF,
CROWELL, BETTINA L PRIVATE,
CROWL, JOHN LEE, JR PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29
CULMER, CALVIN 0 PRIVATE,
CURRIE, BRUCE ALAN PRIVATE,
CUR«Y, OAVIO A PRIVATE, FROM JULY. 1 TO JULY 15 AND
SERGEANT, FROM JULY 16
CURTIS, MONTE E PRIVATE,
DAMERON, JAC.FS GARY PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHN I C I AN-K9 ,
FROM AUG. 1
DANIELS, CARLSON B, JR PRIVATE,
DANIELS, JOHN E PRIVATE,
DAVIS, HAROLD G PRIVATE
$191.34
4,652.76
4,690.02
5,644.56
7,501.50
5,482.80
5,725.44
7,409.54
2,248.17
5,435.62
2,893.92
2,893.92
4,683.81
5,435.62
5,556.94
4,997.52
5,545.45
8,718.75
5,354.74
5,224.08
5,716.16
3,693.09
5,310.42
2,583.00
5,637.82
1,578.50
1,267.58
5,285.58
7,045.88
5,186.82
5,435.70
5,509.76
5,374.
5,031.
4,081.
4,652.
7,570.12
1,267.58
9,232.88
1,221.33
5,062.02
1,913.33
5,489.54
5,570.42
3,228.75
5,658.88
5,556.94
7,466.48
4,069.53
5,455.84
2,248. 17
5,763.
717.
.96
.57
.95
.76
,00
.50
,52
17
,73
.08
.56
6,526.
5, 155.
5,356.
4,603.
5,644.
765.33
5,043.99
5, 130.93
7,286.80
5,248.92
5,738.
5,749.
5,678,
5,496.
139
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
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DITZLER, CLYDE WILMER
DOBBS, WILLIAM MAYO
DODERER, ARTHUR E, JR
DODSON, GEORGE A
DORFMAN, LOUIS E
DOSS, HORACE SEAY
DOUGHERTY, JOSEPH M
DOWELL, RAYMOND R
DOYLE, JOHN DONALD
DUFFY, ROBERT A
DUNN, ARTHUR JOSEPH
DURFKA, ANDREW J, JR
EADES, RODNEY C
EAOES, RONALD E
EAKLEY, FRANCIS A
EATON, CHARLES A,
EDL, ERWIN L
EDWARDS, CHARLES
ELLIOTT, GEORGE,
EMORY, WILLIAM H
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EUILL, JOHN W
EVANS, MILTON J,
EVANS, ROBERT W
FALLON, HAROLD G
FARLEY, BILLY JAMES
FARRELL, CARROLL J
FERE6EE, CYRIL ANDREW
FIELDS, GILBERT E
FINN, RICHARD J
FISCHER, DUAINE K
FITCH, LANCE, JR
FLEMING, JAMES M
FOR8FS, HERBERT E
FOSTER, CHARLES D
FRALEY, GERALD J
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN T
FRASIER, BENJAMIN, JR
FULGHUM, HFNRY G
FULLER, TERRY D
FURK, JOHN A
GAOONAS, DEMETRIOS J
GAINER, ROBERT LEE
GALIFARO, THOMAS J, JR
GARRETT, ROBERT 0
GASSER, CHARLES E
GASSETT, EARL D
GIARDINO, RALPH A
GIBBS, THOMAS V
GILL, EDGAR, JR
GILPIN, MARVIN EARL
GLASCOE, LEO
GOAD, OSCAR HERMAN
GOCHENUUR, HARRY I, JR
GORDON, DONALD J
GORMLEY, JAMES THOMAS
GOSSAGE, WM J, JR
GRAY, WILLIAM LESLIE
GRILLO, JOSEPH R
GRIMES, SYLVESTER R
GROVES, RICHARD C
GURZELL, DONALD A, SR
HALL, CALVIN B
HALL, JOHNNIE W
HANCOCK, CLEO E, JR
HANNA, JOHN
HANNELD, MICHAEL ROY
HANSON, JOHN B
HARDESTY, MICHAEL S
HARDING, KENNETH R
PRIVATE, $5,321.04
PRIVATE, 5,368.22
PRIVATE, 5,664.78
PRIVATE, 4,652.76
PRIVATE, 5,536.72
PRIVATE, 5,137.14
PLAINCLOTHFSMAN, 5,128.20
PRIVATE, 5,563.68
PRIVATE, 5,738.92
PRIVATE, 5,871.18
PRIVATE, 5,590.64
PRIVATE, 5,482.80
PRIVATE, TO SEPT. 9 2,607.24
PRIVATE, 5,482.80
PRIVATE, TO JULY 25 1,147.93
PRIVATE, 5,894.76
PRIVATE, 5,810.52
PRIVATE, TO JULY 2 476.32
PRIVATE, 5,590.64
PRIVATE, 5,671.52
PRIVATE, 5,173.80
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 1 5,756.38
PRIVATE, 5,415.99
PRIVATE, 5,631.08
PLAINCLOTHESMAN, 5,651.50
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8 1,267.58
SERGEANT, 7,310.75
PRIVATE, 5,314.30
PRIVATE, FROM DEC. 1 717.50
PRIVATE, 5,577.16
PRIVATE, 4,646.55
PRIVATE, 5,242.11
PRIVATE, 5,529.98
PRIVATE, 4,665.18
PRIVATE, 5,451.09
PRIVATE, TO AUG. 31 1,832.44
PRIVATE, 5,401.92
PRIVATE, 5,482.80
SGT, 7,009.17
PRIVATE, TO JULY 4 691.83
PRIVATE, 4,674.00
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 1 5,963.44
PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25 TO DEC. 5 980.58
PRIVATE, 5,159.28
PRIVATE, 5,556.94
PRIVATE, 4,665.18
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16 3,228.75
PRIVATE, 5,211.06
PRIVATE, 5,211.06
SGT, 8,617.43
PRIVATE, 5,455.84
PRIVATE, 5,536.72
PRIVATE, 5,478.05
PRIVATE, 5,509.76
BOOKKEEPER, FROM JULY 1 6,324.48
SERGEANT, 6,974.50
PRIVATE, 4,801.80
PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 11 1,913.33
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 7,019.97
PRIVATE, 5,610.86
PRIVATE, 5,273.16
PRIVATE, 5,583.90
PRIVATE, 5,476.06
PRIVATE, 6,011.24
PRIVATE, 4,652.76
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 6,838,
PRIVATE, 5,321.
PRIVATE, 5,075.
PRIVATE, 5,246,
PRIVATE, 5,496.
PRIVATE, 5,590.
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 16 4,045,
SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 8,044.98
71-124 O - 72 - 10
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
HAROISON, RICHARD L PRIVATE, $5,030.97
HARDMAN, GEORGE P PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16 3,228.75
HARDWICK, BRUCE PRIVATE, 5,563.68
HARRAH, WILLIAM M, JR PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 2,893.92
HARRELL, FREDRICK H, SR PRIVATE, 5,307.56
HARRIS, DANIEL W PRIVATE, 4,671.39
HAYES, KENNETH W PRIVATE, 5,503.02
HEATH, GARY L PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,248.17
HENRY, JOSEPH PRIVATE, TO JULY 24 574.00
HENSLEY, FLOYD E PRIVATE, 5,934.38
HERRMAN, PAUL Z, JR PRIVATE, 5,496.28
HICKS, HAROLD DEAN, SR PRIVATE, 4,665.18
HIGDON, GERALD NORRIS PRIVATE, 5,523.24
HILL, CHARLIE R SERGEANT, 7,409.54
HILL, WOODROW THOMAS, JR PRIVATE, 5,099.88
HINES, HOWARD R PRIVATE, 5,224.08
HIPSLEY, WILLIAM A PRIVATE, 5,442.36
HOLBROOK, JESSEE L, SR PRIVATE, 4,652.76
HOLIDAY, JESSIE G PRIVATE, 4,652.76
HOLLAR, ROBERT F PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 11 1,913.33
HOLLOWELL, NATHAN S PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 13 2,583.00
HOTZE, STOCKTON M ASSISTANT CASHIER, 10,314.00
HOWARD, RONALD L PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25 1,578.50
HOWELL, HERBERT H PLA I NCLOTHE SMAN , 5,991.78
HOY, EDWARD M PL A INCLOTHE SMAN , TO JULY 31 1,125.40
HUFF, WILLIAM L PRIVATE 5,633.07
HUGHES, GEORGE W PRIVATE, 6,003.96
HUGHES, JOSEPH A PRIVATE, 5,590.64
HULL, WILLIAM R, III PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16 3,228.75
HUNT, JOHN 0 MESSENGER-JANITOR, 3,714.00
HUP°, MICHAEL E PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN K9,
FROM AUG. 1 5,648.76
HURLDCK, WARREN L PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND
PLAINCLOTHESMAN, FROM AUG. 1 5,075.36
IORIO, D THOMAS PAIR CLERK TO THE MAJORITY, 15,168.60
IVEY, JAMFS RAYMOND PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29 765.33
JACHIMUWICZ, ALFRED L PRIVATE, 5,631.08
JACKSON, CLARENCE W PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,248.17
JACKSON, DAPRYL JOSEPH PRIVATE, 5,590.64
JACKSON, GEORGE W PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29 765.33
JAMES, RICHARD T PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 13 2,583.00
JAMES, ROBERT A PRIVATE 5,637.82
JENKINS, ARCHIE B PRIVATE, 4,997.52
JENKINS, CARLETON C PRIVATE, 5,462.58
JENKINS, CECIL WARD PRIVATE, 5,664.78
JENKINS, HAROLD PRIVATE, 6,160.30
JENKINS, HENRY PRIVATE, 4,680.74
JENKINS, THOMAS L, III PRIVATE, 5,624.34
JERVIS, CARNIE J PRIVATE, TO OCT. 5 3.24P.67
JOBBER, CLAUDE R PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 2.R93.92
JOHNSON, CLINTON S, JP PRIVATE, 5,644.56
JOHNSON, JOSEPH ALLEN PRIVATE, 5,644.56
JOHNSON, THOMAS PRIVATE, 5,408.66
JOHNSON, THOMAS L LIEUTENANT, 9,270.36
JOHNSON, WALTER F PRIVATE, 5,833.28
JOHNSON, WILLIAM RETIREMENT OFFICER 10,314.00
JOHNSON, ZEAKE W, JR SERGEANT AT ARMS, 19,999.98
JONES, CHARLES THOMAS PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. ?7 2,248.17
JONES, ERNEST, JR PRIVATE, 4,491.30
JONES, NAUOAIN J, JR PRIVATE, 5,570.42
JURCICH, LAWRFNCE R PRIVATE, 5,368.22
KAHLFR, JACK W PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND
PLAINCLOTHESMAN, FROM AUG. 1 6,508.02
KANTRIM, ANTHONY T PRIVATE, 5,835.27
KARN, JUANITA L PAYROLL £ REPORTS CLERK, FROM JULY 1 . 6,177.48
KAVAL, WILLIAM G, JR PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1 5,999.24
KELLER, STEPHEN E PRIVATE, 4,665.18
KELLY, KENNETH H PRIVATE 5,536.72
KENNEDY, DONALD G PRIVATE •.... 4,702.44
KENTES, MICHAFL, JR PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 TO NOV. 16 .... 1,195.84
KERRIGAN, FRANK ANDREW SE"GFANT, 7,564.76
KIFFR, JOHN WILLIAM PRIVATE, 5,132.32
KIFER, KENNETH L, JR PRIVATE, 5,155.17
KIMMEL, CHARLFS B, SR PRIVATE, 5,786.10
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
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KINDSVATTER, CHARLES PRIVATEt TO OCT. 31 AND
TECHNICIAN-SPECIALIST, FROM NOV. I ... $6,549.00
KIRKLANO, JOHN H PRIVATE, 5,516.50
KITCHEN, DENNIS WAYNE PRIVATE, 5,644.56
KITCHEN, SHIRLEY DAVID PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29 765.33
KNAPP, RONALD S PRIVATE, 4,839.06
KOST, GEORGE W, JR PRIVATE, 5,536.72
KRENN, AOOLPH A PRIVATE, 6,773.46
KRUK, ANDREW PRIVATE, 5,644.56
LABPUSCIANO, FRANK F, JR PRIVATE, 5,105.49
LANE, CARL JIM PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8 1,267.58
LANGFORD, PAUL F PRIVATE, 5,644.56
LANOSTON, EDWARD R, SR PRIVATE, 5,556.94
LARSON, RONALD K PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25 1,578.50
LAUZIERE, JAMES EARL PRIVATE, 5,384.94
LAWLER, JOHN F PRIVATE, 5,136.54
LENAR, WALTER A, SR PRIVATE, 4,603.08
LESCHNER, GARY RAYMOND PRIVATE, 5,304.81
LINDSAY, ELWOOD W PRIVATE, 5,664.78
LINGENFELTER, JAMES F PRIVATE, 5,408.66
LITTLE, JOSEPH R PRIVATE, FROM DEC. 1 717.50
LIVENGOOD, JASON E PRIVATE, FROM JULY 1 4,503.72
LOCHRIDGE, WILLIAM F PRIVATE, 5,449.10
LOCKHART, LARRY G PRIVATE, 5,509.76
LONG, GEORGE F, II PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29 765.33
LONG, PAUL DEAN PRIVATE, TO NOV. 30 AND TECHN IC I AN-K9,
FROM DEC. 1 5,530.82
LODMIS, EARL F, JR PLA INCLOTHESMAN , TO JULY 15 AND
SERGEANT, FROM JULY 16 6,637.54
LOPEZ, EDWARD F PRIVATE, 5,298.00
LOUVIERE, JOSEPH PRIVATE, 5,698.48
LOVINGOOD, HAROLD H PRIVATE, 5,604.12
LOWMAN, DONALD PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29 765.33
LUND, PAUL L SERGEANT, 7,826.99
LYNCH, JOSEPH ALAN PRIVATE, 5,752.40
MACFARLANE, GEORGE D SGT, 7,504.16
MALLON, CHARLES A TELLER, 7,876.02
MANGAN, JOSEPH PATRICK PRIVATE, 5,644.56
MANUEL. ROY M PRIVATE, 5,676.36
MARSHALL, ROBERT L PRIVATE, 5,503.02
MARTIN, CLAPENCE J PRIVATE, 4,975.68
MARTIN, JAMES T PRIVATE, 6,109.62
MARTIN, ROBERT PRIVATE, 5,516.50
MATTALIANO, PETER F PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 6,709.73
MAYERS, CSCAR S, SR PRIVATE, 5,604.12
MAYNUR, JAMES B PRIVATE, 4,690.02
MCCARTHY, JOHN R PRIVATE, 5,331.98
MCCOY, PHILLIP L PRIVATE, 5,374.96
MCCRFE, GEORGE, JR PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 11 1,913.33
MCCULLOCH, FRANK H PRIVATE 335.34
MCDONALD, WIL3ERT CAPTAIN, 11,050.88
MCFALLS, WILLIAM J PRIVATE, 5,341.26
MCGILL, PAUL R PRIVATE, 5,469.32
MCGRAW, CARL L PRIVATE, 4,652.76
MCGUINN, CARROLL DAVIS PRIVATE, TO JULY 8 675.71
MCKENZIE, RONALD RAY PRIVATE, 283.08
MCMANIOUS, WILLIAM R PRIVATE, TO SEPT. 30 2,606.60
MCNAIR, SAMUEL PRIVATE, 5,565.67
MCNELIS, JAMES B PRIVATE, FROM DEC. 1 717.50
MCQUAY, EDWIN PRIVATE, 5,149.56
MELLER, GORDON K PRIVATE, 5,233.42
MERZ, CARL J PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27 2,248.17
MESTRE, WALTER A PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25 1,578.50
MICER, RICHARD W PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. I 5,979.02
MILLER, DAVID V PRIVATE, 4,969.47
MILLER, KENNETH B, SR PRIVATE, FROM JULY 2 4,479.80
MILLS, CHARLES J PRIVATE, 5,558.93
MINNICK, STANLEY E PRIVATE, 5,428.88
MINNIX, 0 J SGT 8,796.09
MOE, DAVID LOREN PRIVATF, TO NOV. 28 4,544.03
MOHLER, CLAUCUS CLAY PL AI NCLOTHESMAN , 5,231.65
MONTGOMERY, EDGAR H PRIVATE, 5,012.94
MOORE, BENJAMIN J, JR PRIVATE, 4,652.76
142
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
MOORE,
SHIRRELL
GENE
MOORE,
THOMAS P
MORELL I
, JOHN J
MORRIS,
LINOER,
JR
MORRISON, EVERT
E
MORRISON, MICHAEL P
MOSS, DICKIE LEE
MUCKER, FLOYD K
MULCAHY, JAMES P
MULLER, MATHIAS B
MULVEY, THOMAS J
MURPHY, JOHN F
MURRAY, GERALD E
MUTTER, GERALD WAYNE
MYERS, FREDERICK J
NASHWINTER, HOWARD L
NEELY, ERNEST W
NEVITT, RICHARO E
NICHOLAS
NIXON, J
NOE, THE
NOLAN, P
NOWDEN,
OATIS, L
OCONNUR,
OCCNNOR,
OKEEFE,
ONOFRIO,
ORTIZ, M
OSBORN,
OTT, PHI
PARKER,
PARKER,
FRANCIS
AMES EDGAR
ODORE J
ATRICK JOSEPH
CLARENCE W
OUIS A
JOHN P, SR
MICHAEL F
JOStPH E, JR
THOMAS
ARSHALL S
WILLIAM W
LIP M
HORACE LEE,
MELVIN F
JR
PARKS, CHARLES R
PARKS, KENNETH DARREL
PASHKOVSKY, STEPHAN
PATR ICK, JERRY D
PATTERSON, RONALD
PAYNE, WILMER ORION
PEACOCK, RAYMOND B
REPLA, RONALD J
PINNIX, JAMES P
PIPER, DANIEL R
POND, HOWARD F
POSTON, DONALD J
POWELL, ALBERT D
POWELL, JOSEPH L
PRICE, HERBERT C
PRITTS, FREDERICK F
PROCTUP, FREDERICK
PULLEN, MAX B
PURDY, DONALD C
PURDY, WILLIAM C
QUINNEY, ROBERT
RAIDEN, ELWYN G
RAINES, CHAPLCS H
REDDICK, GEORGE D
REED, STEPHANIE W
REITH, GRAHAM F
RENEHAN, JOHN RUSSELL
REUSS, ROBERT R
REYNOLDS, KENNETH S
RHODEN, GERRY FRED
RHUBOTTOM, THOMAS A
RICCI, DOMINIC PAUL
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 2
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PR I VATE ,
SGT, TO JULY 15 AND LIEUTENANT, FROM
JULY 16
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 1
PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 1
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16
PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 13
PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25
PRIVATE, TO NOV. 30 AND TECHNIC I AN-K9,
FROM DEC. 1
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
SERGEANT, TO JULY 15 AND LIEUTENANT,
FROM JULY 16
SERGEANT,
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
SERGEANT,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, TO SEPT. 18
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8
LT, TO AUG. 31
PRIVATE #28, FROM JULY 15
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, TO SEPT. 30 AND TECHNICIAN
(SPEC), FROM OCT. 1
SGT, TO JULY 1.5 AND LIEUTENANT, FROM
JULY 16
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
LT,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 1
SGT,
BANK MANAGER,
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN
FROM AUG. 1
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
CLERK-BANK, TO SEPT. 20
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16
SGT,
SPECIAL OFFICER,
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1 TO NOV. 30 AND
TECHNICI AN-K9, FROM DEC. 1
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE
12,893.92
4,479.80
5,240.16
5,658.04
5,666.77
8,857.27
4,503.72
2,248.17
765.33
4,528.56
7,216.80
2,583.00
1,578.50
5,591.48
5,469.32
5,635.28
5,579.15
8,777.68
7,717.04
2,893.92
5,610.86
4,658.97
7,452.67
5,462.58
4,652.76
2,411.98
1,267.58
2,959.56
4,081.95
2,893.92
5,503.02
5,631.08
5,727.96
8,923. 14
5,442.36
5,236.50
5,204.85
1,578.50
5,770.08
5,287.34
3,228.75
5,503.02
5,807.40
5,536.72
5,685.00
5,118.51
5,260.38
8,844.15
490.59
5,343.25
18.63
5,368.22
1,435.00
6,888.00
15,547.02
5,898.14
2,893.92
2,108.21
3,228.75
7,563.51
9,254.03
1,267.58
6,039.68
5,255.13
5,415.40
143
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
RICHARDSON, EDDIE
RILEY, CALVIN H
RINALDI, JOHN, JR
ROBINSON, THOMAS 0
RODGERS, ANTHONY
ROGERS, JOSEPH E
ROLLISON, OTIS LUTHER
ROUP, HAROLD LESTER
RUCCHIO, EUGENE J
RUFFATTO, JOHN B
RUSSELL, DONALD F
RUTHERFORD, RAYMOND W
SAGE, GEORGE B
SALINAS, RAUL G
SALYER, GEORGE R, JR
SANDERFER, BENJAMIN A
SAUNDERS, MICHAEL J
SCALZO, RALPH R
SCHAAP, JOSEPH R
SELPH, ANDREW J
SETTLE, CHARLES F
SHACKLETTE, HOMER A
SHAPIRO, JAMES A
SHEA, JOHN B
SHEEHY, ELIZABETH 0
SHELTON, HUGH F
SHOEMAKER, MELVIN R
SHUGARS, JOHN HENRY
SIMON, EDWARD J
SINGLETON, JOHN B
SINGLETON, PAUL B
SLEZAK, THOMAS J
SMITH, GARY R
SMITH, JAMES DARRELL
SMITH, LEE A
SMITH, LIDOELL
SPOCK, WILLIAM HENRY
STANKOWSKI, CHESTER S
STARKEY, JACK W
STARR, LARRY P
STCLAIR, GEORGE W
STEELE, MARVIN E
STEVENS, RUSSELL EDWIN
STEVENS, WILLIAM E, JR
STROMSKI, JOHN P
STRONGIN, HERBERT
STUCK, ROBERT L
SUTHERLAND, VICTOR P
SWANN, JOHN B
SWANSON, LENNART P
TARRANCE, JACK R
TATE, NORMAN A, JR
TAYLOR, LEROY GARFIELD
TERI, ULDERIGO GINO
TERIO, CHARLES J, III
TESTER, JACK G
THOLEN, TED GERHARD
THOMAS, JAMES
THOMPSON, ARTHUR JOHN
THOMPSON, MICHAEL J
TIOWELL, LESTER L
TILLER, JEARLINE
TOMASKO, EDWARD A
TOMLIN, KENNETH ALDEN
TOVEN, ALBERT P
TREW, WILLIAM L, JR
TPOLLINGER, JAMES T
TURNER, ROBERT C
TWOMBLY, DONALD P
PRIVATE $5,633.07
PRIVATE, 4,652.76
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 6,939.12
PRIVATE, 4,801.80
PRIVATE, TO NOV. 15 4,110.57
PRIVATE, 5,651.30
PRIVATE, 5,577.16
PRIVATE, 5,725.44
LT, 8,680.32
SGT, 7,704.66
PRIVATE, 5,792.84
PRIVATE, 5,653.29
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 2 4,479.80
PRIVATE, 5,031.57
PRIVATE, 5,974.84
PLAINCLOTHESMAN, 5,128.20
PRIVATE, 5,230.29
SGT, 8,701.86
SGT, TO OCT. 31 AND LIEUTENANT, FROM
NOV. 1 8,058.20
PRIVATE 5,570.42
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 2,893.92
PRIVATE, 5,523.24
PRIVATE, 5,415.40
PRIVATE, 5,025.36
SECRETARY, 5,736.00
PRIVATE, 5,408.66
PRIVATE, 4,801.80
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1 5,655.50
PRIVATE, 5,633.07
PRIVATE 5,577.16
PRIVATE, 5,599.37
PRIVATE, 5,192.43
PRIVATE, 5,280.60
PRIVATE, 5,166.02
PRIVATE, 5,374.96
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16 3,228.75
PRIVATE, 5,644.56
PRIVATE, 5,583.90
PRIVATE, 5,476.06
PRIVATE, TO NOV. 30 5,007.10
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30 2,893.92
PRIVATE, 5,462.58
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1 5,722.90
PRIVATE, 5,374.96
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8 1,267.58
SGT, 7,249.88
PRIVATE, 5,408.66
PRIVATE, TO NOV. 23 4,474.85
PRIVATE, 5,579.15
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 15 4,069.53
PRIVATE, 5,310.42
PRIVATE 5,291.79
PRIVATE, 5,155.17
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 7,027.27
PRIVATE 5,449.10
PRIVATE, 5,529.98
PRIVATE, 5,130.33
PRIVATE, 4,652.76
PRIVATE, 5,354.74
PRIVATE, 5,597.38
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16 7,148.76
PRIVATE, 4,652.76
PRIVATE 4,652.76
PRIVATE, FROM DEC. 1 717.50
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8 1,267.58
PRIVATE, 5,865.64
CAPTAIN, 11,192.78
PRIVATE, 4,975.68
PRIVATE, 5,334.52
144
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS - CONTINUED
TWOMBL
UMLOR,
VANDUS
VANFLE
VETH,
VEVERS
VOIGT,
WALCKE
WALLAC
WALTER
WARNER
Yi WARREN EUGENE
ELWIN LEON
ER, OULAN W
ET, VIRGIL LEON
THEOOORE PHELPS
, FRANK H
ROLAND FRANCIS
R, RODGER T
E, LITTLETON, JR
S, CHARLES A, JR
, FRANCIS D
WATERS, WILLIAM E
WEAVER, JOHN
WELCH, FRANCIS W, III
WELCH, RALPH R
WELCH, WILLIAM P
WELLS, HERBERT J
WESTNER, WILLIAM J
WHEELER, W CRAIG
WHITE, ETSON D
WHITT, JAMES
WHITTINGTON, JOSEPH L
WIDO, PETER JOSEPH
WIEBKE, RAYMOND FRED
WIE80L0, RALPH H D
WILLOUGHBY, CHARLES M
WILSON, H ELDRED
WILSON, LLOYD E
WOMFRSLEY, JOHN T
WOODEN, DEAN BRUCE
WYCOFF, CARROLL 0, JR
YOHN, MICHAFL GENE
YORKMAN, CLIFTON E
YOUNG, ROBERT W
YOUNGER, HAROLD C
ZIEMBA, FRANK M, JR
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 16
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 15
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 16
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 8
PRIVATE, FROM NOV. 29
PRIVATE, FROM JULY 16
PRIVATE, TO DEC. 13
PRIVATE, TO JULY 15 AND SERGEANT, FROM
JULY 16
SGT,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
DEPUTY SGT AT ARMS-CHG OF MACE,
PR I VATE ,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, FROM SEPT. 27
PRIVATE, FROM OCT. 25
PRIVATE, FROM AUG. 30
ASSISTANT CASHIER,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31 AND TECHNICIAN,
FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND SERGEANT,
FROM NOV. 1
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE, TO JULY 31
PRIVATE,
LIEUTENANT,
PRIVATE,
PRIVATE,
$5,273.16
3,228.75
5,310.42
A, 069. 53
5,248.92
4,045.61
1,267.58
765.33
4,045.61
4,624.99
7,035.58
7,550.24
5,199.24
5,509.76
5,503.02
5,211.06
5,850.96
5,287.34
5,081.25
5,589.48
4,646.55
5,422.14
5,361.48
2,248.17
1,578.50
2,893.92
10,699.02
5,914.16
5,891.40
6,024.50
5,093.07
2,025.90
5,617.60
9,343.80
4,677.60
5,577.16
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER
AKERS, WINNIE B
AKERS, WINNIE B
ALLEN, JOHN MERLE
ALVEY, CHARLES WAYNE
ANDERSON, DONNALO K
ARBOGAST, TIMOTHY T
ARMSTRONG, SAMUEL T
ARR1AGA, JOHN EDWIN
ATTMAN, GARY LEE
AUNE, DAVID PAYTON
BADALSON, FRANK
BAINE, CHARLES N
8ALES, STEPHEN A
BANKS, THURMAN J
BARBER, MAX M
BARBERO, ANTONINO
BAROSLEY, LANCE WILLIAM
BARNES, FRANK ALVERON
BARNETT, KENNETH R
BARRIERE, BRENT B
BASARAN, AYSEN
BASINGER, MILDRED R
BASS, GEORGE MARTIN
BASS, JAMES MELVIN
BASS, PAUL JOSEPH
BEATLEY, PAUL KEVIN
BEAUMONT, STEPHEN C
COUNTER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 12
TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 26 TO OCT.
31 AND FROM NOV. 6 TO OCT. 30 2,393.00
COUNTER, FROM DEC. 2 651.70
BARBER LONGWORTH, 3,994.50
ASST CHIEF-MACHINE UNIT, 4,872.48
ASST MAJ CHIEF-FLR TEL SER, 7,707.00
GALLERY CHECKROOM ATTENDANT, 4,596.00
INSERTER, FROM SEPT. 15 1,992.52
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
PAGE, TO JULY 7 AND DOCUMENT ARI AN
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,284.27
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. 30 432.34
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
DOORMAN-FLOOR, 4,703.67
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO OCT. 31 996.26
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. 30 432.34
ASSISTANT, 8,044.98
JANITOR, FROM SEPT. 7 2,022.55
COUNTER ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 25 . 595.00
MESSENGER, 3,604.02
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
PAGE, TO AUG. 24 1,015.06
MACHINE OPERATOR, 3,898.02
SECRETARY 6,766.02
MACHINE OPERATOR, FROM JULY 2 TO AUG.
31 AND FROM SEPT. 3 TO SEPT. 10 1,450.94
DOORMAN, 3,898.02
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 13 2,030.11
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 1,127.84
145
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUED
8EB0UT, DENNY LEE
BFCHTEL, FRANK A
BELIN, JOHN
BELL, GOLDA S
BENNETT, GERALD EDWIN
8ERGIN, ROBERT J
BERRY, SCOTT KARL
flIANCHI, DAVID WINTHROP
8ISSELL, MOLLIF BRYDEN
3JELL0S, ELI S
BLEDSOE, CAROLYN ANN
BLEDSOE, GRACE POE
9LOYER, JUHN HOLL I S
BLYTHE, LARRY
BOATWRIGHT, BRUCE C
SOLOING, FRANCES CLARA
BOLYARD, DAVID R
BOLYARD, DAVID R
BOMBYK, RICHARD J
90NFIGLIO, JOSEPH F, JR
BOUTTE, JOHN D, JP
BRADDY, JOHN H
BRADSHER, J DONALD, JP
BRAMLITT, STEPHEN A
BREWSTER, PATRICK G
9RIDGEWATER, JOHN R, II
BROOKFR, GEORGE P
8ROOKER, WILLIAM H
BROOKS, BERNARD EUGENE
BROOKS, CLIFFORD C, JR
BROUKS, LEWIS C E
BROWN, FRANCES K
BROWN, MALCOLM S
BROWN, MILDRED
BROWN, ROBERT L
BROWN, THOMAS L
BROWNE, JAMES E
8RYSON, ALBERT D
BUDO, JOSEPH
BUOO, MARIE
3URNESS, ROBERT A
9URNSIDE, CONRAD S
CALLIS, LEON T
CANNON, THOMAS M
CANTRELL, FORREST C, JR
CAREY, DELLA T
CAREY, LAWRENCE H
CARTER, JAMFS LEE
CARTER, LILLIE INEZ
CARTER, LUCILLE KETCHUM
CASTILLO, MAYBELLE
CHAFFIN, WILLIAM R
CHAPA, EUGENE A, JR
CHAPTAK, LOUISE M
CrilPOURAS, TOULA
CHKISTAKOS, ANNA
CIPRIUTTI, CHARLES
CLARK, JAMES T
CLARK, MELBA MARIE
CLEMrfER, PUETT JENNINGS
CLOSE, J JEFFREY
COCHRAN, STEPHEN
COCHRAN, STFPHFN
COFIELD, RUSSFLL
COLEMAN, ROBERT C
CONYERS, DRAYNE
CORVIN, TOMOE NAKAMURA
COUNTER ASSISTANT, $4,284.00
ASSISTANT CHIEF, 10,156.50
LABORER 3,325.02
MACHINE ASST, 3,963.36
MECHANIC, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 2 . 4,519.75
SPEAKERS PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,342.34
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,060.56
CHIEF, 12,786.00
COUNTER, FROM NOV. 22 733.10
CLERK, TO JULY 13 316.04
MACHINE OPERATOR, 3,898.02
PAGE, FROM DEC. 1 563.92
GENERAL CLERK, TO NOV. 30 AND COUNTER
ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1 3,962.35
MESSENGER, 3,401.77
BARBFR, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 613.92
BARBER, FROM AUG. 1 3,069.60
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM SEPT. 17 TO NOV.
14 1,090.24
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
PAGE (FLOOR), FROM JULY 1 3,383.52
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
PAGE, FROM NOV. I TO NOV. 30 563.92
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
PAGE, FROM DEC. 1 563.92
MACHINE OPERATOR, 3,456.48
BALING MACHINE OPERATOR, 3,850.98
JANITOR, FROM JULY 3 3,288.07
LABORER, 3,456.48
LABORER, 3,456.48
MESSENGER, 3,604.02
BARBER CAPITOL, 3,994.50
MACHINE ASSISTANT, 3,714.00
LABORER, FROM OCT. 8 1,472.56
LABORER, FROM SEPT. 1 2,129.00
LABORER, TO AUG. 31 1,152.16
CHIEF-GALLERY DOORMAN, 6,766.02
LABORER, 3,456.48
INSERTER, 4,045.02
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM
DEC. 4 3,560.45
INSERTER, FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 2 TO SEPT. 7 1,221.82
ASST CUSTODIAN, 3,850.98
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO OCT. 31 996.26
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30 563.92
MANICURIST LCNGWORTH, 3,456.48
CHIEF BARBER LONGWORTH, 4,222.02
DOURMAN FLOOR, 4,541.52
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,027.02
ATTENDANT, 3,493.02
COUNTER, 3,604.02
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO OCT. 31 996.26
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
LEDGER CLERK, 4,284.00
COUNTER, 3,963.36
ATTENDANT LADIES ROOM, 3,714.00
DOORMAN-GALLERY, 4,541.52
DOORMAN-GALLERY, 4,155.48
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,262.58
DOORMAN, 3,898.02
COUNTER ASST, FROM JULY 6 TO OCT. 23 . 2,570.40
WRAPPER, FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 2 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
2 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 3 TO SEPT.
31 2,161.68
WRAPPER, FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV. 30 ANO
FROM DEC. 2 1,071.44
LABORER, 3,456.48
TELEPHONF ASSISTANT (MINI, 5,295.48
COUNTER ASSISTANT, 5,056.02
MESSENGER, 3,412.11
146
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUFD
CRAWFORD, JAMES A
CRAWFORD, VINCENT P
CRIPPEN, WILLIAM T
CRONIN, GEOFFREY D
CROSS, CARL E
CUBERO, AUREA ESTHER
CUBERO, FRANK
DADE, ROGER L
DAVIDSON, GREGORY R
DA VI S,
D4VIS,
OAVIS,
OAY, C
DERR IC
DEVANE
DEVL IN
DINGEL
DIPAUL
OIPOMP
DORSEY
DOWNS,
DUNN,
EALEY,
EARL,
EARLE,
EDMOND
ESTES 0, JR
JAMES FREDERIC
TEVIS LEE
LARENCE T
K, THOMAS SCOTT
, RAPHAEL
LAWRENCE M
L, JUHN DAVID, I
A, SALVATORE J
0, JOSEPH
, REGINA
PHILLIP 0
KENT WILLIAM
BEN, JR
WALTER STANLEY
GARY BRYAN
S, HARLAN H
ENRIGHT, JAMES M
EUBANK, KENNETH E
EVANS, TOM HUGH
EZELL, MATTIE MARIE
FARRELL, CATHERINE ANN
FEATHERSTONE, ROBERT G
FELIX, FRED PURVIS
FINE, RICHARD S
FLEETON, CHARLES P
FLEMING, THOMAS E, JR
FLOYD, THERESA E
FORD, CALVIN
FORD, CARL D, JR
FOX, THOMAS WARREN
FRAZIER, CHARLES E
FREEMAN, PATRICIA E
GALLEGOS, JERRY LYNN
GARCIA, GARY RICHARD
GEARY, JOHN EDWARD
GELLER, DONALD E
GILLESPIE, THOMAS, JR
GILMAN, RICHARD HAYES
GLICK, JONATHAN A
GOWEN, DORIS L
GRADESS, JEROME ROBERT
GRAHAM, RUSSELL D
GRANARA, J RALPH
GREENE, ROBERT R
GRIFFIN, PAUL WILLIAM
GUIFFRE, ROBERT E
HAARDT, JAMES E
HAILEY, LESTER P, III
HALE, DENNIS DANE
HALL, MANASSES
LAbOPER,
LABORER,
MESSENGER COUNTER CLERK
COUNTER ASST, FROM JULY 26 TO AUG. 14
LABORER CUSTODIAL FORCE,
MACHINE OPERATOR,
SUPERVISOR PAGES CLOAKROOM,
CHIEF PACKAGE UNIT,
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 10 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM NOV. 15
PAGE-TELFPHONE, FROM SEPT. 8
PAGE, FROM JULY 1
MESSENGER, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 9
CHIEF
DOORMAN,
STOCK CLERK,
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 2 TO AUG. 31 ....
PAGE-TELEPHONE, TO SEPT. 16
COUNTER ASSISTANT,
BARBER CANNON,
COUNTER, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 2 ..
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO NOV. 30
LABORER,
DOORMAN,
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
COUNTER ASSISTANT, TO JULY 5 AND
GENERAL CLERK, FROM JULY 8 TO JULY 31
AND FROM AUG. 8 TO NOV. 30 AND
COUNTER ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. I
COUNTER ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 6
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
PAGE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31
INSERTER, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 2 .
CHIEF BARBER RAYBURN,
COUNTER ASSISTANT,
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1
LABORER, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 4
DOORMAN (GALLERY), FROM JULY 1
MACHINE ASSISTANT
LABORER,
GENERAL CLERK, TO JULY 7 AND FROM AUG.
1 TO NOV. 30 AND COUNTER ASSISTANT,
FROM DEC. 1
BARBER LONGWORTH,
DOORMAN-GALLERY,
MACHINE OPERATOR,
FOURTH ASST SUPERINTENDENT,
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM NOV. 15
MFSSENGFR, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 3
TO NOV. 3
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 22 TO OCT. 31
AND FRUM NOV. 9
ASST STOCK CLERK,
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
SECRETARY,
DOORMAN-FLOOR,
PAGF, TO AUG. 31
DOORMAN-FLOOR,
LABORER,
DOORMAN,
JANITOR, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 AND
MACHINE OPERATOR, FROM OCT. 1
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 2 TO OCT.
31 AND FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM
DEC. 3
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1
PAGE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
LABORER,
43,456.48
3,456.48
3,742.98
452.20
3,456.48
4,284.00
5,250.00
4,721.98
1,882.35
2,124.10
3,383.52
3,251.39
9,805.98
3,898.02
4,593.15
1,109.04
1,428.60
4,317.56
3,994.50
3,612.72
1,127.84
1,560.18
3,456.48
4,027.02
1,127.84
3,778.17
595.00
563.92
563.92
600.67
3,693.37
4,222.02
4,317.56
1,127.84
1,135.47
3,898.02
3,632.74
3,456.48
3,464.27
3,994.50
4,155.48
3,898.02
5,705.94
864.68
2,274.47
1,710.56
3,898.02
563.92
563.92
5,236.65
4,284.00
1,127.84
4,669.98
3,456.48
3,898.02
3,676.02
2,725.60
1,127.84
563.92
3,456.48
147
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER
HAMMILL, JAMES FRANCIS
HAMPSHIRE. ALEXANDER
HANSBOROUGH, MORRISON
HARE, CATHERINE K
HARRIS, LOGAN, JR
HARRISON, ANNA
HARTMAN, GREGORY L
HATCHETT, ROBERT E
HAWKINS, JAMES R
HAYES, CHARLES
HAYNESWORTH, PEGGY L
HAZLERIG, JI
HENNESSEE, D
HENSON, JAME
HERRINGTON,
HICKS, LUKE
HILL, BESSIE
HILL, RONNIE
HIMMELFARB,
HOAG, CHARLE
HOCKENBERRY,
HOHNADEL, HA
HOL8ERT, HEL
HOLDER, TIMO
HOLLOWELL, F
HURNEY, GRAC
HOWARD, JAMF
HOWARD, KEVI
HUBBARD, WIL
MMY R
AVID A
s w
JOHN MARK
H
B
DEVAN
EDWARD
S L
DANIEL V
ROLD
EN RUTH
THY SCOTT
RANK LEE
E I
S, JR
N ALAN
LIAM K
HUMMEL, NEIL D
HUNDLEY, JEANNE C
ILLSLEY, THAYER V
INMAN, FRANK EDWIN
JACKSON, JAMES E
JACKSON, JAMES R
JACKSON, JOHN EDWARD
JENKINS, MORRIS JOE
JENKINS, RICHARD E, JR
JERNIGAN, WARPEN H
JEWELL, WILL H
JOHNSON, CARLOS R
JOHNSON, DOROTHY L
JOHNSON, ROBERT H
JONES, KENNFTH LENDON
JONES, MARTHA JANE
KAYE, JOSEPH ANTHONY
KAYE, JOSEPH ANTHONY
KEAHE
KENDA
KENOR
KILLI
KINKE
KIRKL
KIRKL
KIRKL
KIRKL
KLABZ
KNOBL
KNOTT
KOCH,
KORGE
KU8AT
Y, THOMAS M
LL, PAUL WILLIAM
ICK, JAMES M, JR
ON, WILLIAM F
AD, DANIEL G
AND, DOROTHY M
FRANKLIN E
HARPY M
TIMOTHY
RICHARD W
ERNESTINE
JR
AND,
AND,
AND,
UBA,
AUGH,
, JAMES H,
CHARLES
, CHRISTOPHER G
, J MICHAEL
KUSER, EUGENE J
LAMB, WILLIAM BONNER
CONTINUED
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 4 TO JULY
31 AND FROM AUG. 3 TO AUG. 20
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 3 TO JULY
31
BARBER CAPITOL,
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 15
DOORMAN, FROM JULY 1
MACHINE OPERATOR,
PAGE OVERSEER,
LABORER,
TRUCK DRIVER, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 12 TO SEPT. 30
LABORER,
MESSENGER, FROM JULY I TO NOV. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 2
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
DOORMAN, TO NOV. 30
JANITOR, TO AUG. 31
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO OCT. 31
STAFF ASSISTANT-IMM. OFF. OKPR,
MACHINE OPERATOR,
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
MACHINE OPERATOR,
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 2
COUNTER ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1
ASST SUPERINTENDENT,
INSERTER,
PAGE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
MACHINE OPERATOR,
DOORKEEPER (GALLERY), FROM JULY 1 ....
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
WRAPPER, FROM AUG. 3 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM SEPT. 4 TO SEPT. 17
DOORMAN, FROM DEC. 1
ASSISTANT CHIEF,
FIRST ASST SUPERINTENDENT,
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
INSERTER, FROM OCT. 18 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 2
FOREMAN,
LABORER,
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 15 TO AUG. 20 ...
GENERAL CLERK,
CHIEF FLOOR DOORMAN,
MACHINE OPERATOR, FROM JULY 1
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
MACHINE OPERATOR,
LABORER,
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. 30
MACHINE OPERATOR,
MACHINE OPEPATOP, FROM JULY 4 TO JULY
31 AND FROM AUG. 6 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 3 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 3 TO
SEPT. 31
MACHINE OPERATOR, FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV.
30 AND FROM DEC. 3
DOORMAN,
MESSENGER, TO AUG. 31
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
DOORMAN, TO OCT. 25
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
INSERTER,
BARBERSHOP ATTENDANT RHOB,
BARBERSHOP ATTENDANT LHOB,
BARBERSHOP ATTENDANT CHOB,
DOORMAN, FROM DEC. 13
INSERTER,
DOORMAN-FLOOR, FROM JULY 1
DOORMAN-FLOOR,
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
INSERTER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 2
TO AUG. 18
CHIEF BARBER CANNON,
PAGE, FROM JULY I TO AUG. 31
$845.88
560.62
4,222.02
864.68
4,284.00
4,134.07
3,898.02
3,456.48
1,753.14
3,456.48
3,584.00
1,127.84
3,248.35
1,064.50
996.26
6,913.02
4,134.07
1,127.84
4,284.00
3,364.72
714.00
5,883.00
3,714.00
563.92
1,127.84
4, 134.07
3,898.02
563.92
789.48
649.67
6,766.02
10, 199.34
563.92
1,353.40
4,222.02
3,456.48
676.71
4,265.52
6,471.48
3,564.00
1, 127.84
4,520.02
3,456.48
432.34
4,284.00
2,416.20
1,284.97
3,898.02
1, 127.84
1,127.84
2,490.40
1, 127.84
3,333.52
3, 193.50
3,193.50
3,193.50
389.80
3,49 3.02
4, 155.48
4,412.52
1,127.84
883.47
4,222.02
1,127.84
148
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUED
LANE, RUSSELL 0
LASCH, RONALD
LAUREL, OSCAR M, JR
LAWSON, GLENN E
LEVINE, ARTHUR E
LITCHFIELD, WILLIAM G
LITTLE, JOHN B, JR
LIVINGSTON, HARRY M
LLOYD, HOWARD P
LOMENICK, ROBERT H
LOVE, PERCY E
MACINNIS, WILLIAM J
MADDEN, JOHN THOMAS
MAGRUOER, NATHANIEL E
MAGUIRE, WILLIAM A
MALONE, STEPHEN ERIC
MALRY, CHARLES BILLY
MANDEL, IRVIN
MARSHALL, DOUGLAS W
MARSTON, CHARLES
MATSUNAGA, KEENE GORO
MAXWELL, PRENTICE
MAY, C LARRY
MCCLAIN, ADDIE M
MCCOWN, GEORGE W
MCCOY, WILBERT
MCCREADY, DAVID R
MCCREARY, JOHN J, III
MCDOWELL, SUNEE
MCFAODEN, MICHAEL P
MCGEEHAN, WILLIAM J
MCHALE, JOHN G
MCINTYRE, JOHN H
MCKENZIE, CURTIS L
MCMILLIAN, GARFIELD F
MEEK, DAVID M
MELLODY, CHARLES JAMES
MELVILLE, DAVID R, JR
MENAUGH, ROBERT M
MERSKY, RANDY JEFF
METCALF, ERNEST
MICHAELSON, MANUEL
MICHAELSON, ROBERT S
MICHELSEN, RICHARD B
MIDDLEBROOKS, JAMES A
MILLER, ALBERT LOUIS
MILLER, ALBFRT LOUIS
MILLER, JOHN HARVEY
MILLER, WILL IAM M
MILLS, MICHAEL, JR
MITCHELL, JOHN H, JR
MOBLEY, JACK D, JR
MOBLEY, MARY LOU
MOLEY, DANIEL J
MONAHAN, JOHN LEO
MORRIS, YVONNE
MOSS, MARY LAURA
MOTT, VENETTA M
MOTT, VENETTA M
MDUTON, LAURA D
MIJNSON, CAROLINE J
LABORER, S3, 456. 48
MINORITY CHIEF, 8,787.00
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
INSERTER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 2
TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 2 3,345.92
GENERAL CLERK, TO JULY 31 649.67
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
DOORMAN, 3,898.02
BUDGETARY & OPER.OFF DOORKPR., 14,044.98
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 2 3,364.72
PAGE, FROM DEC. 1 563.92
LABORER, 3,456.48
COUNTER ASSISTANT, 5,056.02
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
JANITOR, FROM OCT. 19 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 2 1,259.66
DOORMAN-GALLERY, . 4,798.98
COUNTER, FROM JULY 1 TO SEPT. 26 1,616.57
LABORER, 3,456.48
DOORMAN, 4,027.02
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
2ND ASST SUPERINTENDENT, 8,042.04
MESSENGER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 2
TO AUG. 31 1,109.04
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT, 6,362.87
ASSISTANT, 7,060.02
CLERK-OFFICE OF THE CHIEF, FROM AUG. 2 2,800.80
INSERTER, 3,963.36
LABORER, 3,456.48
INSERTER, 3,742.98
PAGE, 3,383.52
INSERTER, 3,412.11
DOORMAN, 3,898.02
CHIEF BOOK UNIT, 4,006.98
MESSENGER, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 2 TO AUG. 31 1,109.04
LABORER, 3,456.48
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
BARBER RAYBURN, 3,994.50
PAGE, 3,383.52
FLOOR TELEPHONE ASSISTANT, 5,295.48
DOORMAN, TO SEPT. 6 1,429.27
CHIEF, 11,489.88
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 1,127.84
MESSENGER, 3,714.00
ASSISTANT, 10,206.37
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
MESSENGER, FROM OCT. 13 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 3 1,428.59
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT.
30 432.34
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
AUG. 2 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 2 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 3 TO SEPT. 30 . 2,843.72
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 2 580.65
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 27 TO SEPT. 30 . 75.19
DOORKEEPER- H. OF PEP., 19,999.98
COUNTER, FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 5 TO AUG. 31 1,033.85
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
MACHINF OPERATOR, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM
NOV. 2 4,038.19
MACHINE OPR, 4,027.02
CHIEF CUSTODIAL FORCE, 2,656.02
LEGISLATIVE ANALYST, 14,491.98
CHIEF-MANUEL PROCESSING UNIT, 4,721.98
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 1 2,284.27
INSERTER, FROM JULY 6 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 14 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
6 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5 TO SEPT.
31 2,032.83
INSERTER, FROM NOV. 6 TO NOV. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 2 1,208.60
MESSFNGER, 3,742.98
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,134.07
149
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUED
NAHIGIAN, ARCHIE H, JR
NEBElt FRANCES L
NEVILLE, OAVID LYLE
NEWMAN, THOMAS P
NOLL, DENNIS
NOLL, JOHN M
NORMILE, MICHAEL C
NUZZO, JAMES L
OAKLEY, TERRY EUGENE
08ERMAN, IRVIN
OMALLEY, ROBERT J
ONEILL, SOPHIE C
OSBORNE, JAMES GARLAND
OSWALT, ROBERT DOW
OUIMET, VICTOR R
OWEN, JAMES LYLE
PAPAZIAN, GERALD S
PARKER, HARRY F, JR
PARKER, MILLIE E
PARRISH, JAMES E, JR
PARTRIDGE, MICHAEL A
PASTIS, GUS V
PASTIS, MARIA K
PAWLIK, CHARLES F
PERRY, RANDALL
PHILLIPS, THOMAS E, JR
PIRTLE, BRUCE TIMOTHY
PITTS, WILLIAM R, JR
POORE, THOMAS PRESTON
POPPS, DEAN G
PORSCHE, ALVIN J
PORTER, JAMES C, JR
POTTS, RAYMOND D
PRELOH, ELLEN 0
PRICE, WILLIAM M
PURCELL, JAMES D
QUATTRONE, FRANK J
QUATTRONE, JOSEPH P
RA3ELO, TEREZINHA
R4CKEY, ELEANOR JOYCE
RAITHEL, ALBERT L, III
RANCOURT, CPAIG J
RANDALL, LOU
RAPQNE, JAMES J, JR
REGALIA, OPAL L
REIOY, MARY
REZ, DONALD
R ICHARDSON, KAY C
RICHARDSON, KAY C
RICHARDSON, YVONNE S
RICHARDSON, YVONNE S
RIDGEWAY, MARIE D
RIOILLA, JOHN T
RIMES, BOYD T
RIVERA, MARIO S
ROBERTSON, ARTHUR B,
ROBERTSON, TURNER
ROBINSON, CONSTANCE \
ROBINSON, GEORGE L
RODRIGUEZ, MITCHELL
ROEBUCK, RAYMOND H
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 $1,127.34
ASST CLERK (JOB ORDERS) 4,134.07
INSERTER, TO AUG. 13 808.28
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 13 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM NOV. 3 1,992.51
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
ASSISTANT CHIEF OF OPERATIONS, 7,002.73
DOORMAN, FROM JULY 19 TO SEPT. 4 996.16
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
PAGE-TELEPHONE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
ASST CHIEF DOORMAN-GALLERY-DKP, 5,163.42
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 9,544.98
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,134.07
CHIEF OPERATIONS SECTION, 8,935.85
COUNTER, FROM NOV. 11 TO NOV. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 2 921.07
COUNTER ASSISTANT, 4,486.50
MACHINE OPERATOR 4,027.02
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
COUNTER ASST, 4,284.00
MESSENGER, 3,742.98
PAGE-TELEPHONE, TO AUG. 31 AND PAGE
OVERSEER, FROM SEPT. 1 3,726.52
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 ANO SPEAKERS PAGE,
FROM SEPT. 1 3,726.52
DOORMAN, FROM SEPT. 14 TO OCT. 14 .... 737.80
MESSENGER, 3,963.36
DOORMAN, 4,027.02
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 TO SEPT. 30 432.34
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
ASSISTANT MINORITY CHIEF, 6,861.48
COUNTER ASSISTANT, 4,284.00
DOORMAN, 3,898.02
COUNTER ASSISTANT, TO AUG. 8 904.40
WRAPPER, TO JULY 31 563.92
PAGE OVERSEER, TO AUG. 31 1,299.34
TELEPHONE CLERK, 5,108.50
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
PAGE, FROM DEC. 1 563.92
ASST CHIEF MACHINE UNIT, 4,614.48
BARBER, 3,724.11
MACHINE ASST, FROM JULY 2 TO JULY 31
AND FROM AUG. 2 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 2 3,327.12
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 AND FROM
DEC. 2 3,501.98
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 23 1,860.39
MESSENGER, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
DOORMAN GALLERY, 4,669.98
PAGE OVERSEER, 3,898.02
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,134.07
RECEPTIONIST-STATUARY HALL, 3,963.36
PAGE, TO AUG. 31 1,127.84
COUNTER, FROM JULY 3 TO JULY 31 AND
FROM AUG. 9 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
5 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 2 TO SEPT.
31 2,166.50
COUNTER, FROM NOV. 6 TO NOV. 30 AND
FROM DEC. 2 1,114.20
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 9 TO AUG.
31 AND FROM SEPT. 3 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM OCT. 2 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 2
TO OCT. 30 2,030.10
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 2 545.12
CLERK, 5,417.98
PAGE-9FNCH, TO JULY 31 563.92
DOORMAN, 3,931.70
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM DEC. 1 563.92
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8 2,124.10
SUPERVISOR PAGES MAJORITY, 11,925.00
MACHINE OPERATOR, 4,060.56
DOORMAN GALLERY, 5,056.02
PAGE-DOCUMENTARIAN, 3,383.52
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT DEM, 3,604.02
150
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUED
ROOS, RALPH E
ROSAMILIA, STEVEN J
ROSE, ALAN LOUIS
ROTA, ROBERT
ROWAN, ALFRED WAYNE
RUSS, ERNEST J
RUSSELL, ROBERT RAILEY
SACHS, DAVID M
SAMPLE, OKIE LUE
SANDERS, ALAN E
SANDERS, GEORGE E
SCOTT, RICHARD L
SCOTT, STELLA M
SEWELL, HELEN WINFIELD
SHEA, CHRISTOPHER
SHEPARD, KATHERINE C
SHORT, ROBERT L
SHULMAN, MICHAEL J
SHUMAVON, DOUGLAS
SIKES, WILLIAM M
SIMMONS, MILES D
SIMMONS, ROBERT W, JR
SIMPSON, DONITA T
SISISKY, RICHARD
SLEMP, C B, II
SMALL, HERBERT
SMITH, EUGENE F
SMITH, FREDERICK M
SMITH, HENRY
SMITH, JEAN K
SMITH, JOBY
SNELL, CHARLES F
SNYDER, CHARLES W
SOMMERS, CARL E
SOUTHERLAND, ELONZIA B
SPEIGHT, BARNEY H
SPENCER, EDNA E
SPIVEY, SAMUEL P, JR
SPRAGUE, TERRY EARL
STAMPER, DAVID
STAPLES, PAUL
STEHLIK, KERRY JOHN
STEPHENS, LAWTON EVANS
STOLBERG, JAMES LA RUE
STRUYK, RICHARD, JR
SULLIVAN, DANIEL W
SUTT, ROBERT THEODORE
SUTTER, RENEE K
SWAN, EVELYN J
TALPERT, JAMES NELSON
TANNENBAUM, PHILIP L
TAYLOR, CHARLES HENRY
TEAR, THOMAS H
TERRY, ROSA L
THOMAS, GREGORY L
THOMAS, HAROLD L
THOMAS, ROBERT JOSEPH
THOMASON, RONALD J
THOMPSON, HFNRY H
THOMPSON, RONALD G
TIBBS, HARRY
T IDD, BETTY A
TOLSON, SYDNEY
TOLSON, WILLIAM M
DOORMAN, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
AUG. 12 TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT. 4 ..
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8
MAJORITY CHIEF, FLR TEL SER,
DOORMAN-FLOOR ,
DOORMAN-GALLERY,
COUNTER ASSISTANT,
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8
ATTENDANT LADIES ROOM,
DOORMAN-GALLERY,
MACHINE ASST,
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 21 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM NOV. 2
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT.
31 AND FROM NOV. 6 TO NOV. 30
SNACK BAR ATTENDANT REP,
PAGE, FROM JULY 1
CHIEF-MACHINE UNIT,
DOORMAN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31
COUNTER ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 8
DOORMAN,
DOORMAN, FROM JULY 1
FILE CLERK,
MESSENGER, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 8
TO AUG. 31
MACHINE ASST,
PAGE-NEWSPAPER-BENCH, FROM SEPT. 8 ...
COUNTER ASSISTANT,
JANITOR, TO JULY 31 AND FROM AUG. 2 TO
SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 2
MESSENGER, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM OEC. 4
CHIEF-DELIVERY UNIT, TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM OCT. 2
RAPBERSHOP ATTD CAPITOL,
MACHINE ASSISTANT,
MACHINF OPERATOR
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
COUNTER ASST, TO NOV. 28
GENERAL CLERK, FROM JULY 1
BARBER RAYBURN,
DOORMAN, FROM SEPT. 1
INSERTER,
DOORMAN, FROM SEPT. 8
MACHINE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 5 TO AUG.
2
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1
PAGE, TO JULY 31
PAGE-TELEPHONE, TO AUG. 31
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
WRAPPER,
WRAPPER, FROM SEPT. 22
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8
BARBER-CAPITOL,
MACHINE ASST, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
AND FROM DEC. 6
MANICUPIST RAYBURN,
3RD ASST SUPERINTENDENT,
RECEPTIONIST-PRAYEP ROOM,
SNACKBAR ATTENDANT PEP,
SUPERVISOP PAGES MINORITY,
COUNTER, FROM JULY 1
LABORER,
LABORER, TO JULY 31
PAGE, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV. 30
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 20
PAGE, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
PAGE-DOCUMENTARI AN, TO AUG. 31
LABORER,
INSERTEP,
LABORER,
COUNTER ASSISTANT,
$649.67
3,120.36
2,124.10
8,957.52
4,027.02
4,284.00
4,284.00
2,124.10
3,934.50
4,189.04
3,604.02
1,860.93
2,903.24
4, 155.48
3,493.02
5,319.98
1,342.34
1,261.40
4,060.56
4,284.00
5,314.02
996.26
3,622.35
2,124.10
5,570.52
3,418.08
2,161.69
4,695.63
3,193.50
3,714.00
4,189.04
1,127.84
3,522.40
4,412.52
3,994.50
2,598.68
3,714.00
2,447.09
526.32
1,127.84
563.92
1,127.84
1,127.84
3,383.52
1,860.94
2, 124.10
3,879.59
1,033.85
3,456.48
7,122.54
3,714.00
3,604.02
10,314.00
3,493.02
3,325.02
576.08
563.92
1,898.53
563.92
1, 127.84
3,456.48
3,825.00
3,456.48
4,575.06
151
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER - CONTINUED
TONKOVICt MICHAEL A
TONUBBEE, SHER
TRULOCK, JEFFR
TRUSLOW, JOHN
TUNSTALL, FORR
TURNER, ROBERT
TUSCANO, ANNA
UDELL, GILMAN
UDELL, GILMAN
VESTLEt MICHAE
VICTORSON, MIC
VITALE, MICHAE
WAOOY, EDWARD
WALKER, JAMES
WALLS, LORRAIN
WEEKS, GEORGE
WEKFNBORG, JAM
WEST, BENJAMIN
WHITE, GEOFFRE
WHITEHEAD, JAU
WIGFALL, ANN B
WILKERSON, AUB
WILLIAMS, CALV
WITHERSPOON, F
WITKOWSKI, MAT
RY E
EY M
W
EST C
A
M
G
G, JR
L STEVEN
HAEL B
L J, JR
BRADLEY
E V
E, II
ES H
C
Y G
DON C
ELLE
REY P
IN A
RED
THEW J
YESH, ROBERT T
YOUNG, CHARLIE LOUIS
YOUNG, J THOMAS
YOUNG, ROBERT F
ZABLOCKI, JOSEPH PAUL
ZEPFZAUER, MARK
ZURZOLO, JOSEPH PAPICF
ZWIBEL, ALLAN
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER
AHERN, ROBERT A
ALSTERDA, JOHN, JR
BARNES, DENNIS PAUL
BARNES, RAYMOND M
BASS, WILLIAM C
BISHOP,
BLANK,
BOUCHLI
BOWIE,
BOWMAN,
BOWMAN,
BOYDSTO
BRAITHW
B"AUN,
BROWDER
BROWDER
BULLOCK
BYSTROM
CARTER,
CASEY
III
EDWARD
JOHN H
S, MICHAEL
ERNEST P
GEORGE M,
MARY C
N, C ELMO
AIT, DELTON B
JOSEPH A, III
, THOMAS D
, WILLIAM R
, JOHN H, JR
ERIC JOHN
CHARLES DAVID
PATRICK F
CHILDS, MICHAEL E
COLE, H MILTON, JR
COMELLI, JOSEPH CARL
CONNORS, WILLIAM B
COUREMBIS, LLOYD L
CRAVEN, FRANCIS X
CREECH, VICTOR H, III
DAURIA, ALFRED J
DAVIDSON, WILLIAM B
COUNTER ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 8 TO NOV.
17
MESSENGER, TO JULY 31
MESSENGER, TO JULY 12
DOORMAN-GALLERY ,
CHIEF BARBER CAPITOL,
DOORMAN,
MESSENGER,
SUPERINTENDENT
DOORMAN, TO AUG. 29
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
PAGE, FROM JULY 8
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
LABORER,
PAGE, TO AUG. 31
WRAPPER,
DOORMAN,
MECHANIC,
SUPERINTENDENT,
PAGE, FROM SEPT. 8
PAGE, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 31
MACHINE ASSISTANT,
LABORER,
LABORER,
MESSENGER SPEAKERS ROOM,
MACHINE ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
AUG. 2 TO AUG. 18
DOORMAN (GALLERY),
LABORER,
MESSENGER, FROM OCT. 1
BALING MACHINE OPERATOR, TO AUG. 31
AND FROM SEPT. 2
PAGE-BENCH, TO JULY 31
PAGE-TELEPHONE, FROM SEPT. 8
MACHINE ASSISTANT,
MACHINE OPERATOR,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, FROM NOV. 22
MAIL CLERK, TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 2
TO NOV. 30 ANO FROM DEC. 2
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, TO JULY 15
MAIL CLERK,
DAY SUPERVISOR,
MAIL CLERK,
SECRETARY,
ASSISTANT POSTMASTER
MAIL CLERK,
FOREMAN EVENING,
MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 8
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 23
LABORER, FROM NOV. 6
MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 22
MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT.
2 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 6 TO NOV.
30 AND FROM DEC. 8
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 9 TO SEPT. 6 ...
MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 24
MAIL CLERK, TO OCT. 17 AND COUNTER
CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT.
5 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 9 TO NOV.
30 AND FROM DEC. 3
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 23
MAIL CLERK,
CLERK IN CHARGE,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK
$952.00
490.33
225.57
4,541.52
4,222.02
3,931.70
3,714.00
13,711.50
1,319.97
563.92
3,251.94
1,127.84
3,456.48
1,127.84
3,742.98
3,898.02
4,723.98
11,454.12
2,124.10
563.92
3,714.00
3,456.48
3,456.48
3,604.02
883.47
4,027.02
3,456.48
1,691.76
3,437.28
563.92
2, 124.10
3,825.00
4,284.00
3,931.70
4,027.02
4, 155.48
844.57
3,854.72
4,391.10
324.84
3,898.02
5,295.48
4, 189.04
6,471.48
8,583.00
4,284.00
5,001.00
850.15
1,299.34
1,797.42
898.94
1,126.10
3,616.50
606.36
2, 100.60
3,769.72
3,627.09
2,955.01
3,898.02
4,486.50
4, 134.07
3,898.02
152
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE JF THE POSTMASTER - CONTINUED
DEAN, DENNIS
DOPSON, JOE
DUNPHY, DENNIS
EVERETT, WILLIAM R, Jf
FREEMAN, JAMES M
GARNER, RICHARO
GEARY, ROBERT L
GEORGE, THOMAS A
GIBSON, ROBERT P
GIBSON, WILLIAM L
COMBOS, DAVID
GOULD, CLAUDE LEE
GROW, HAROLD L
HAGAN, CHAPLFS F
HARTER, JOHN A
HATFIELD, BARRETT
HINES, HARRY J
HODGENS, RICHARD NEIL
HUBBA'O, WILLIAM
HUNT, DAVID M
HUNT, RONALD C
JAMES, DOUGLAS S
JOHNSON, JAMES E
JOHNSON, JOHN NEAL
KELLY, DAVID 8
KENNAMER, VICTOR
KESSLER, BENJAMIN B
KILCULLEN, DONALD
KINCHELOE, JAMFS G, Jf
KING, KENNETH J
KNIGHT, TERFANCE F
KRAMER, RFYNOLO D
KUSHNIR, ANDREI
LANDON, JOHNIF A, JR
LATYN, MICHAEL
LONG, OLIVFP
LOWREY, WILL I AM J
MARTIN, ROBFRT
MAY8ERRY, JAMES B
MCCOY, MOSE, JR
MCCULLOCH, JAMES L
MCEWEN, CHARLES
MCNFELY, JAMES P
MCRAE, JOHN G
M08LEY, JAMFS A
MOORE, JOSFPH F, JR
MORRIS, H H
NARGI, ROBERT
NEELY, ROBFRT 0
NOLEN, JOHN V
NORTHINGTON, 0 M
OLCHAK, ROBFPT G
OLCHAK, SEYM1UP
PACKRALL, JOHN, JR
PARKER, C L
PAXTON, WILLIAM f
PERKINS, REATHA
PERRY, ORAN GARLAND
PORTER, PEED J
RAOFORD, THURMON L, Jf
RAINWATER, JFPRY L
RICHARDS, JOHN G
POBFRSON, GARY K
ROBFRTS, JOSFPH D, II
ROGERS, LAWSON S
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 16 TO AUG. 19 ..
MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 22
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 3
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLFRK,
MAIL CLERK, FROM OEC. 1
LABORER, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 2
NIGHT SUPERVISOR,
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 7
MAIL CLERK, FROM OCT. 12 TO NOV. 12 ..
LABORER, FROM JULY 15 TO SEPT. 30 AND
FROM OCT. 3
CLERK IN/'CHARGF,
MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 15
MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT.
2 TO OCT. 31 AND FROM NOV. 5
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 16
LABORER, TO NOV. 5
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 8 ....
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 20
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 13
MAIL CLERK, FROM OCT. 12 TO OCT. 31
AND FROM NOV. 3
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, TO OCT. 5
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, TO JULY 6
MAIL CLFRK, TO AUG. 22
MAIL CLERK,
COUNTER CLERK, FROM DEC. 2
MAIL CLERK, TO SFPT. 17
MAIL CLFRK, FROM JULY 1
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 24
MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 6
LABORER, TO AUG. 31
COUNTER ASST-CANNON BLDG.,
MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 24 TO NOV. 30 .
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK,
CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, ;
MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 15
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 2 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 4
POSTMASTER H OF R,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLFRK,
MAIL CLERK, TO SFPT. 30
COUNTER CLERK-CANNON BLDG,
LABORER, FROM SEPT. 1
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK
COUNTER CLERK CAPITOL, TO OCT. 31 ....
MAIL CLFRK, FROM SFPT. 7
CLFRK IN CHARGE CAP PO,
MAIL CLERK,
MAIL CLERK, TO OCT. 11
MAIL CLERK, t0 SFPT. 11
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. Q
MAIL CLERK, FROM OCT. 18
MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 16
MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7
MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 3 TO AUG. 31 AND
FROM SEPT. 2 TO SFPT. 30 AND FROM OCT.
2
$736.30
2, 143.91
3,982.27
3,931.70
4,284.00
3,898.02
649.67
32.69
5,883.00
3,892.79
671.33
2,982.06
5,001.00
974.51
16
.52
3,915.
4,541.
2,468.75
3,020.26
2,043.04
822.92
2,836.89
3,745.65
1,667.49
4,060.56
2,057.29
5,570.52
4,798.98
129.93
1,126.10
3,898.02
648.30
1,667.49
4,155.48
2, 750.27
1,429.27
980.66
4,412.52
1,450.93
3,919.52
4,412.52
4,027.02
4,060.56
4,412.52
3,919.52
974.51
4,042.44
15,750.00
4, 198.35
3,898.02
1,949.01
4,284.00
1,961.32
4,412.52
4,284.00
3,113.32
2,550.45
5,386.98
3,898.02
2, 187.22
1,639.11
3,075.11
1,580.86
3,246.56
2,468.75
4,314.47
153
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICF OF THE POSTMASTER -CONTINUED
ROSS, PETER MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 3 TO OCT. 31 AND
FROM NOV. 3 TO NOV. 30 AND FROM DEC. 3 $3,924.90
RQWEN, RRUCE R MAIL CLERK, 3,898.02
SAMS, THOMAS P MAIL CLERK, ■ 4,317.56
SARDEGNA, RICHARD B MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,284.00
SAWYER, MICHAEL MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 2,598.68
SCHULZ, RICHARD W, JR MAIL CLFRK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM SEPT.
3 TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 3 TO OCT.
31 AND FROM NOV. 5 TO OCT. 30 3,480.98
SCHULZ, "MCHARD W, JR MAIL CLERK, FROM DEC. 3 686.39
SHEPHERD, C ANDREW, JR MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7 2,468.75
SHIRAIi WFSLEY MAIL CLERK, 3,931.70
SLUSHCR, LANNY MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 4,027.02
SMITH, JAMES C MAIL CLERK HOUSE POST OFFICE, 4,798.98
SNEAQ, TILLMAN, III MAIL CLERK, FROM AUG. 9 TO SEPT. 12 .. 736.30
SPEIGHT, STEPHANIE MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 9 3,724.78
STAFFIERY, ANTHONY J MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 13 TO NOV. 30
AND FROM DEC. 4 2,273.84
STOVER, STERLING MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 15 974.51
STREETT, RICHARD MAIL CLERK, 4,284.00
THURMAN, PAUL L, JR MAIL CLERK, FRGM JULY 1 4,027.02
TRI, GLEN NICHOLAS MAIL CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 8 .... 178.98
VINSON, JOHN RENEDICT MAIL CLERK, TO SEPT. 7 1,450.93
VOGT, JAMES C MAIL CLERK, FROM SEPT. 13 2,338.81
WALKER, FRANKLIN S FOREMAN MAIL PLATFORM, 5,257.98
WALKER, STEWART P. CLEPK IN CHARGE, 4,743.48
WEBB, MARK MAIL CLERK, TO AUG. 15 974.51
WILD, CLAUDE C, III MAIL CLFRK, TO AUG. 8 822.92
WINN, DAVID M MAIL CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 ... 1,299.34
ZINIEWICZ, GORDON L MAIL CLERK, 4,027.02
STANDING COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
EASLEY, LOUIS T STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 12,982.74
GALLAGHER, CHRISTINE CLERK <P), 16,004.82
HANNAH, MARTHA S SUBCOMMITTEE CLERK (C), 8,558.16
JOHNSON, MARJORIE B SEC. TO ASSISTANT COUNSEL (C), 8,558.16
MISSLBECK, GEORGE F PRINTING EDITOR (P), 9,547.50
MURRAY, HYDE H ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL (P), 17,985.72
PECORE, PEGGY L STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, 8,558.16
PREZIOSO, BETTY M STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 8,558.16
SHARP, LACEY C GENERAL COUNSEL (P), 16,004.82
VACIN, LYDIA STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 8,558.16
WEST, FOWLER C ASSISTANT STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 12,499.98
STANDING COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
BLANOFORD, JOHN P CHIEF CCUNSEL(P), 18,000.00
BRITTON, DOROTHY R SECRETARY (CI, 9,124.98
BROWN, EMMA M SECRETARY (C), 5,700.00
COOK, WILLIAM H COUNSEL (P), 17,950.02
DEAKINS, JAMES A BILL CLERK (CI, 6,900.00
ELLIS, L LOUISE SECRETARY (C), 9,124.98
FORD, JOHN JOSEPH PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER (P), 16,000.02
GORE, BRENDA J SECRETARY (C), 5,700.00
HARDY, ISSIAH MESSENGER (C), 4,950.00
HOGAN, WILLIAM H, JR COUNSEL IP), 11,500.02
JUHNSON, EDNA E SECRETARY (C), 9,124.98
JONES, NANCY SUE SECRETARY (C), FROM JULY 1 4,750.02
KALINOWSKI, BERNIECE SECRETARY (C), 9,124.98
MARSHALL, RALPH PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER (PI 14,500.02
MCDONALD, INNIS E SECRETARY (C), 6,850.02
MORGAN, EARL J PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER (PI, 17,950.02
NORRIS, GEORGE COUNSEL (P), 13,924.98
SHUMATE, J F, JR COUNSEL (PI, 13,924.98
SLATINSHEK, FRANK M ASSISTANT CHIEF COUNSEL (P), 18,000.00
STUCKSTILL, ONETA L EXECUTIVE SECRETARY (P) 12,499.98
SVENDSEN, DORIS S SECRETARY (C), TO NOV. 30 7,604.15
WILLETT, ANN R SECRETARY (CI, 5,700.00
154
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANDING COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
FINK, ORMAN S MINORITY PROF STAFF MEMBER <P), $18,000.00
GELLMAN, RENET 0 COUNSEL (C), 18,000.00
HOLSTEIN, CHARLES B PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER IC), 17,463.00
LAYTON, MARY w SECRETARY TO MINORITY <C>, 10,754.58
LEWIS, JOSEPH C PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER IP), 18,000.00
NELSON, PAUL CLERK £ STAFF DIRECTOR (P), 18,000.00
NORTHUP, GRAHAM T PROF STAFF MBR (MIN) (C), 18,000.00
PRINS, CURTIS A CHIFF INVESTIGATOR (P), 16,391.04
VAUGHN, DONALD G ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (C) 9,297.84
STANOING COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ALEXANDER, BETTY C ASSISTANT CLERK (C), 8,095.44
BROYHILL, BROWARDINE R CLERK ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT.
31 3,666.68
CLARK, JAMES T CLERK (C), 14,977.38
GARBER, HAYDEN S COUNSEL (P), 14,115.54
GARNER, MARCELLUS C, JR ASSISTANT CLERK (CI, TO SEPT. 10 2,138.90
GASOUE, CLAYTON D STAFF DIRECTOR (P), 12,161.10
HILDER, LEONARDO INVESTIGATOR IP), 10,875.24
HILL, TERRY D PUBLIC RELATIONS AST CLERK (C), FROM
OCT. I 2,750.01
HOGAN, JOHN E MINORITY COUNSEL (C), 12,718.56
KELLY, PATRICK E ASSISTANT COUNSEL (P), 7,500.00
LITTLE, PAUL YATES SPECIAL CONSULTANT (C), FROM OCT. 1 .. 5,000.01
STEINKULLER, OTHELLC ASSISTANT CLERK (C), 8,756.16
THORNTON, PEGGY L ASSISTANT CLFRK (C), TO AUG. 31 2,698.48
STANDING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
ANDRINGA, ROBERT C MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR (C), FROM NOy.
1 5,166.66
BAKER, DONALD M CHIEF CLK-ASSOC COUNSEL IP), 18,000.00
BERENS, DONALD F ADM ASST (C) 12,300.00
BERNSTEIN, MICHAEL J MIN COUNSEL FOR LABOR (P), 18,000.00
04RGANS, LOUISE M CLERK £ RESEARCH DIRECTOR IC), 18,000.00
GAUL, WILLIAM F ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL (P), 18,000.00
HEERLEIN, CRAWFORD C MINORITY CLERK IC), TO OCT. 31 10,601.32
RADCLIFFE, CHARLFS W MIN COUNSEL FOR EDUC (P), 18,000.00
REEO, HARTWELL DUVALL GENERAL COUNSFL (P), 18,000.00
REEVES, BENJAMIN F ASST TO CHA I PMAN-ASST CLK (P), 18,000.00
SULLIVAN, AUSTIN P, JR LEGISLATIVE SPECIALIST (C) 16,500.00
WRIGHT, LOUISE M ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT (C), 12,373.02
WYMAN, MARIAN RUTH SPECIAL ASST TO CHAIRMAN (C), 15,936.00
STANDING COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN ATFAIRS
ABBRU7ZESE, PETER A STAFF CONSULTANT IP), FROM OCT. 1 .... 6,000.00
30YER, ROBERT KENT STAFF CONSULTANT IP), 10,000.02
BRADY, JOHN J, JR STAFF CONSULTANT (C), FROM JULY 1 .... 13,000.02
BROWN, JEAN SMITH STAFF ASST (C), 6,823.08
BULLOCK, ROY J STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 18,000.00
CHESTER, JOHN CHAPMAN STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 13,000.02
CROMER, HARPY C STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 17,671.62
CZARNECKI, MARIAN A STAFF CONSULTANT (P), 17,671.62
MATTAS, HELEN C STAFF ASST IC), 11,704.80
MCCRACKEN, DORA B STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 8,629.33
NIGH, CLARA JUNE SENIOR STAFF ASSISTANT (C), TO SEPT.
30 6,578.07
UBRIFN, MARY L STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 10,445.28
PEAK, PAULA L STAFF ASST (C), 8,629. 38
SULLIVAN, JOHN H STAFF CONSULTANT (C), FROM JULY 1 .... 13,000.02
WESTPHAL, ALBERT C F STAFF CONSULTANT IP(, 18,000.00
STANDING COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
ABBOTT, ANNIE M STAFF MEMBER (C), ... . . . 6,919.92
ARMSTRONG, CLARA K MINORITY PESFARCH ASST (C), 7,810.62
CARLSON, JOHN P MINORITY COUNSFL (P) 18,000.00
CASH, CATHERINE S STAFF MEMBER (C) 6,955.20
COP^NHAVER, WILLIAM H MINORITY PROF STF MBR (P), 14,358.12
DAVIS, CHRISTINE RAY STAFF ADMINISTRATOR (P), 18,000.00
FELDOTTO, DOIORFS STAFF MEMBER (C), 8,756.16
155
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANDING COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS - CONTINUED
JARVIS, MARILYN F
LANIGAN, JAMES A
MCLACHLAN, ANN E
ROBACK, HERBERT
ROMNEY, MILES Q
STAFF MEMBER (C», ,
GENERAL COUNSEL (P), ,
STAFF MEMBER (C)t ,
STAFF DIRECTOR (P) ,
ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL (P),
$7,527.66
18,000.00
8,487.00
18,000.00
16,021.98
STANDING COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION
BLAIR, JOHN G
FREED, LOUIS I
GRAY, ROBERT D
MILLER, MELVIN M
MURPHY, RALPH W
RYAN, FRANK BEALL
SILVERMAN, LOUIS
STOLLE, MARY F
VARGAS, JUDITH LEONARD
WALKER, JOHN T
WILSON, EVELYN HANGE
WOLMAN, DAVID S
ASSISTANT-STAFF DIRECTOR (C), FROM
JULY 1 13,000.02
ASST STAFF DIRECTOR (C), 16,249.98
CHIEF AUDITOR (P), 15,901.80
MINORITY CLERK (P), 15,738.66
ASSISTANT CLERK-MINORITY (PI, 10,000.02
DIRECTOR INFO SYSTEMS (PI, FROM JULY 1 18,000.00
STAFF ASST (C), 9,616.44
ASST CLERK (C), 6,438.90
ASSISTANT CLERK (C), 3,988.26
STAFF DIRECTOR (P), 18,000.00
ASSISTANT CLERK (C), 6,062.50
PERSONNEL ANALYST (P), 15,738.66
STANDING COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
BARTON, DIXIE S
CASEY, JIM T
FREEMAN, PATRICIA B
GANTS, ROBERT M
GARDNER, SUSAN W
LEPPERT, CHARLES, JR
MCELVAIN, LEE
MCFARLAND, SIDNEY L
MURRAY, PATRICIA ANN
SANDY, KATHLEEN V
SHAFER, WILLIAM L
SIGLER, LEWIS A
CLERK (C), FROM JULY 1 10,000.02
CONSULTANT ON IRRIG/RECL (PI, 15,499.98
CLERK (C), FROM JULY 1 9,000.00
MINORITY STAFF MEMBER (PI, 10,500.00
CLERK (CI, 7,500.00
MINORITY COUNSFL (P), 16,000.02
ASST COUN S CONSLT PKS/REC (PI, 14,500.02
STF DIR 6 CHIEF CLK (C), 18,000.00
CLERK (C), FROM JULY I 10,000.02
CLERK (CI, TO SEPT. 30 AND FROM OCT. 5 7,333.33
CON MIN MIN E LAND (P), 17,254.32
COUNSEL £ CONSLT I ND AFF (P), 17,500.02
STANDING COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY
CUNNINGHAM, ANNIEL
DAVIS, GLENN E
HECHT, WILLIAM H
HORNER, ROBERT M
KING, V BERNICE
MATTHEWS, RUTH I
NITTLE, ALFRED M
ROMERSTEIN, HERBERT
SANDERS, DONALD G
SCHULTZ, RICHARD L
SHAW, WILLIAM G
VALENTE, MAPY MYERS
WHITE, DEWITT
CHIEF - FILES & REFERENCE (C), 8,567.10
EDITORIAL DIRECTOR (PI, TO NOV. 30 ... 12,884.05
EXECUTIVE STAFF ASSISTANT (P), FROM
DEC. 1 2,458.33
CHIEF INVESTIGATOR (CI, 12,336.00
FINANCIAL SECRETARY (CI, 8,453.04
CLERK (C), 12,000.00
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL (PI, 14,842.26
CHIEF MIN INVESTIGATOR (PI, FROM OCT.
1 7,250.01
CHIEF COUNSEL (PI, 17,315.16
ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL (PI, 13,663.86
DIR OF RESEARCH (CI, 12,625.80
ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY (CI, 9,134.22
MINORITY LEGAL CGUNSEL (PI, FROM OCT.
18 6,019.36
STANDING COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
BERRY, LEWIS E, JR
BORCHART, KURT
BURSON, MARION M
COLLIE, HAZEL J
CURTIS, CHARLES B
DINKINS, ELEANOR A
DIXON, WILLIAM J
GUTHRIE, ROBERT F
JOHNSON, MARCELLA F
MAHON, FRANK W
MENGER, JAMES M, JR
PAINTER, KENNETH J
RYAN, MARY
MINORITY COUNSEL (C), 18,000.00
PROF STAFF MBR (P|, 18,000.00
STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 15,037.14
STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 9,332.28
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MBR (PI, 17,500.02
CLERICAL ASST (CI, 7,422.00
PROF STAFF MEMBER (P(, 18,000.00
PROF STAFF MEMBER (PI, 18,000.00
ASSISTANT CLERK (C), 9,375.30
PRINTING EDITOR (CI, 9,895.08
PROF STAFF MEMBER (PI, 18,000.00
1ST ASST CLERK (C), 15,037.14
CLERICAL ASST (C), 7,422.00
71-124 O - 72 - 11
156
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANDING COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE - CONTINUED
THOMASt EDWIN EARL STAFF ASST (C), »6, 981.60
WILLIAMSON, WALTER E CHIEF CLERK (CI, 18,000.00
STANDING COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
ALLEN, CARRIE LOU CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (C), 7,659.78
BELAND, LORRAINE W CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (CI, 7,659.78
8ENN, DONALD G ASSOCIATE COUNSEL (PI, 15,000.00
BURAK, GERTRUDE CLARA CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (CI, 8,095.44
CALDWELL, JANE C CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (C), 9,099.78
CHRISTY, FRANCES CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (CI, 9,921.24
CLINE, GARNER J COUNSEL (P), 15,528.66
DICK, BESS EFFRAT STAFF DIRECTOR (P), 18,000.00
EISENBERG, ROBERTA E CLERICAL STAFF (C), 7,659.78
FUCHS, HERBERT COUNSEL (Pt, 17,463.00
HARKINS, KENNETH R CHIEF COUNSEL (P) ANTITRSUB, TO SEPT.
8 6,705.64
JETT, R FREDERICK COUNSEL (C), 14,157.36
SHATTUCK, WILLIAM P COUNSEL (PI, 15,528.66
ZEIFMAN, JEROME M COUNSEL (C), 15,000.00
ZELENKO, BENJAMIN L GENERAL COUNSEL (PI, 17,750.22
STANDING COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES
BARKER, VERA SECRETARY (CI, 8,774.22
CASEY, RALPH E CHIEF COUNSEL (P), 18,000.00
CORRADO, ERNEST J - COUNSEL (PI, FROM JULY I 13,500.00
DENNIS, ALBERT J INVESTIGATOR (CI, 10,127.94
EVERETT, NED P COUNSEHPI, 15,088.02
MCELROY, ROBERT J CHIEF CLERK (CI, 17,045.64
NOAH, VIRGINIA L SECRETARY (CI, 8,308.98
ROUNTREE, WILLIAM C MIN COUNSEL (PI, 9,000.00
SHAROOO, RICHARD N MINORITY COUNSEL (PI, 13,015.80
STILL, FRANCES ASSISTANT CLERK (CI 9,168.66
SUTTER, LEONARD L, JR COUNSEL (PI, 12,250.02
WINFIELD, W B CLERK (CI, 11,867.76
STANOING COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE
RRAY, BUN BENTON, JR ASSOCIATE STAFF DIR (P), 17,749.98
FORTUNE, FRANCIS C COORDINATOR (CI, 14,299.98
GAUGHAN, VINCFNT M STAFF DIR £ SPFC COUNSEL (CI, 17,500.02
IRVINE, WILLIAM A ASSISTANT STAFF DIR (PI, 17,749.98
KAZY, THEODORE JAMES SENIOR STAFF ASST (P), 17,749.98
LOCKHART, ROBERT E ASSISTANT COUNSEL (PI, 13,066.67
MARTINY, JOHN H CHIEF COUNSEl (PI, 18,000.00
SIMONS, BLANCHE M SECRETARY (C), 8,299.98
SMIROLDO, VICTOR C COUNSEL (PI, 17,749.98
THORNTON, ELSIE E CHIEF CLERK (CI, 12,250.74
WELLS, BARBARA MEGEE SECRFTARY (C), 8,749.98
STANDING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
BEAM, DOROTHY A EXECUTIVE STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 11,023.98
BUCKLEY, MERIAM RUTH STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 9,194.52
CARROLL, STERLYN B STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, 7,684.98
EDELMAN, LFSTER COUNSEL (PI, 16,000.02
ENFIELD, CLIFTON W MINORITY COUNSEL (PI, 18,000.00
OBERSTAR, JAMES L ADMINISTRATOR (CI, 16,006.02
RIVARD, LLOYD A ENGINEER CONSULTANT (PI, 16,000.02
SCHWARTZ, CARL H, JR CONSULTANT (PI, 7,374.00
SULLIVAN, RICHARD J CHIEF COUNSEL (PI, 18,000.00
WOOD, GORDON E PROF STAFF MBR (MINI (PI, 10,407.48
YOUMANS, ERLA S MIN EXEC STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, 9,250.02
157
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANDING COMMITTEE ON RULES
BATTLE, LAURIE C STAFF OIR £ COUNSEL (PI, $18,000.00
8UN0ICK, MARGARET ANNE SECRETARY (C), TO NOV. 30 AND STAFF
ASSISTANT (CI, FROM DEC. 1 A, 975.00
CULLEN, JONNA LYNNE SECRETARY (C), TO NOV. 30 AND STAFF
ASSISTANT (C), FROM DEC. 1 7,447.52
FORREST, MAPY S ASSISTANT COUNSEL (P), TO NOV. 30 AND
ASST COUNSEL-RFS ANALYST (P), FROM
DEC. 1 10,830.38
HYNES, ROBERT D, JR MINORITY COUNSEL IP), 17,419.50
WATTS, WINIFRED L SECRETARY (C), TO NOV. 30 AND PROF
ADMINISTRATIVE ASST (P), FROM DEC. I . 8,266.10
STANDING COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS
CARSTARPHEN, JOHN A CHIEF CLERK £ COUNSEL (CI, 17,906.52
CASHMAN, KIERAN U SECRETARY (C), 5,558.88
DELRIEGO, JOSEPH MINORITY STAFF (P), FROM OCT. 11 4,888.88
DODSON, EMILY SECRETARY (C), 6,884.70
DUCANOER, CHARLES F EXEC DIR CHIFF COUNSEL (P) 18,000.00
HAMMILL, FRANK R, JR COUNSEL (PI, 17,193.42
ROBERT, MARY ANN SECRETARY (CI, 7,184.16
RODGERS, CAROL F SECRETARY (C), 6,718.20
STAFFORD, JUNE C SECRETARY (CI, 6,718.20
SWAOTZ, CARL MINORITY STAFF (C) 11,250.00
WILSON, JAMES E, JR TECHNICAL CONSULTANT (P), 16,416.84
YFAGER, PHILI° B COUNSEL (PI, 17,906.52
STANDING COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT
ALLETT, ROBERT G SENIOR STAFF MEMBER (CI, 17,002.14
MACKENZIE, MARIANN R SECRETARY (C), 10,000.02
SWANNER, JOHN M STAFF DIRECTOR (PI, 18,000.00
WHITTINGTON, TEMPIE W CLERK (C), 4,999.98
WOLFE, BENNETT ASSISTANT STAFF DIRECTOR (PI, 15,028.68
STANDING COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
BIONDI, HELEN A ASSISTANT CLERK (CI, 10,843.02
COLBY, MORVIE ANN CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (C), 7,272.24
FISHER, GEORGE W CLERK (CI, 17,463.00
GOTTSCHALK, ARTHUR M PROFESSIONAL AIDE (PI, 10,500.00
HOLDEN, JOHN R PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER (PI, 15,494.76
KIDD, MARJOPIE J CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (C>, 6,955.20
KIRBY, BILLY E PROFESSIONAL AIDE <P», 15,494.76
KNAPP, DONALD C COUNSEL (PI, 18,000.00
MATTHEWS, ALICE V CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (CI, 7,483.62
MEADOWS, OLIVER E STAFF DIRECTOR (P|, 18,000.00
WILTON, PATRICIA J CLERK STENOGRAPHFR (CI, 5,481.06
STANDING COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
BAKER, JOHN PATRICK ASSISTANT CHIEF COUNSEL (P), 17,089.14
BURKETT, FLORENCE U STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 7,395.00
BUTLER, VIRGINIA M STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 8,790.00
BYRO, WILLIAM C STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 5,962.50
CRANE, MARIE ANN STAFF ASSISTANT (C), FROM JULY 1 7,000.02
FITZGERALD, MARY C STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, 5,244.24
FULLERTON, WILLIAM D STAFF ASSISTANT (C), FROM JULY 1 16,487.52
GANGER, MAXINE H STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, FROM OCT. 18 TO
OCT. 31 375.56
GREENE, HUGHLON DOCUMENT CLERK (CI, 7,395.00
HAWKINS, CHARLES E STAFF ASSISTANT (CI, FROM JULY 1 17,089.14
HILL, ROBERT B PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT (PI, 11,805.00
158
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANOING COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS - CONTINUED
JACKSCN, MARY STAFF ASSISTANT (C», FROM JULY 1 TO
OCT. 14 S?, 888. 88
KAGAN, GRACE G STAFF ASSISTANT (C)t 8,790.00
KANE, WILLIAM T PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT (P), 15,738.66
KELLEY, JAMFS W PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT (P), FROM JULY
1 16,487.52
KENDALL, JUNE STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 10,242.48
LAMAR, HAROLD T PROFESSIONAL ASSISTANT (P), FROM JULY
1 16,487.52
LIEBLICH, ELIZABETH W STAFF ASSISTANT (C), FROM JULY 1 3,650.00
LITTLE, WALTER B DOCUMENT CLERK (C», 7,395.00
MARTIN, JOHN M, JR CHIEF COUNSEL (P), 18,000.00
MATTHEWS, MARY MONCURE STAFF ASST (C), TO SEPT. 6 2,109.54
RATLIFF, VIVIAN JEAN STAFF ASSISTANT (C», 5,127.48
SHAVER, GLORIA STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 8,524.98
SINGLETON, ARTHUR L, JR PROFESSIONAL STAFF IP), 14,569.74
SONNETT, ELIZABETH E STAFF ASSISTANT (C) 7,395.00
STERN, PATTY C STAFF ASSISTANT (C), FROM OCT. 1 2,124.99
THOMAS, OANNA K STAFF ASSISTANT (C), FROM AUG. 1 3,854.15
VANDERSCHAAF, JUDITH H STAFF ASSISTANT (C), 5,130.00
VAZIS, CAROLE M STAFF ASSISTANT JO, 6,099.12
WEINSTEIN, KAY ANNE STAFF ASSISTANT IC), FROM NOV. 15 .... 1,427.03
WILBUR, RICHARD C PROFESSIONAL STAFF (P), 18,000.00
STANDING COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
ALLEN, GEORGE F CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 7,000.02
BLUM, BARBARA B CLFRK-STENO/R ANK MIN MBR SUBCO, TO
AUG. 31 2,239.40
BOLING, WILLIAM G STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,831.17
BOND, MARY ANN CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 5,449.98
BUHRMAN, LETA M CLK-STENO TO SUB-COMM/CHAI R MAN, 6,953.05
CHOUINARD, GERARD J CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 7,078.05
COUPE, KATHFPINE D CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (MIN), 6,718.20
CROSBY, SAMUFL W SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 8,400.00
DYER, JAMES W CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 5,565.00
EHRINGHAUS, PFGGY C CLERK STENOGRAPHER (MINI, 6,718.20
EVANS, GEORGE E STAFF ASSISTANT, 15,921.46
FARMER, PAUL V ASSISTANT EDITOR, 8,854.88
FOSTER, ROBERT B STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,582.08
GARRETSON, T R CLERK-STENOGRAPHER (MIN), 6,718.20
GARRITY, JOHN M STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,582.08
GRIFFIN, HAROLD H MINORITY CLERK, 13,500.00
GUNNELS, AUBREY A STAFF ASSISTANT, 16,457.52
GUNSHOWS, DANIEL V CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 5,576.83
HARDIN, RUSSELL, JR CLERICAL ASSISTANT <C), FROM OCT. 1 .. 3,500.01
HARDY, THOMAS H CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 6,000.00
HICKEY, GEMMA MAUREEN CLERK-TYPIST, 3,589.20
HOWE, JAY B STAFF ASSISTANT, 17,497.74
JOHNSTON, CAROLYN J CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 6,000.00
KEHL, DAVID K CLK-STENO/R ANK MIN MBR SUBCOMM, 6,600.00
KEYSER, VIRGINIA M CLERICAL ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 18 2,129.17
KINGFIELD, THOMAS J STAFF ASSISTANT, 10,352.74
LAMENDOLA, ANNA L CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, FROM NOV. 1 1,983.34
LINEBERRY, LAURA E CLERK-STENOGRAPHFR , 6,360.36
MABRY, SAMUEL A CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 7,000.02
MAINLAND, KEITH F STAFF ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND STAFF
ASST TO CHAIRMAN, FROM AUG. 1 15,921.46
MCCAY, NORMA J CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, TO OCT. 31 3,333.32
MEREDITH, MILTON B SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 11,812.54
MICHALAK, GARY C STAFF ASSISTANT, 6,615.76
MILLER, LAWRENCE C EDITOR, 12,831.17
MIZELLE, DEMPSEY B STAFF ASSISTANT, 9,894.39
MORRISON, B ENID STAFF ASSISTANT (MIN), 9,903.78
MOYFR, ROBERT M STAFF ASSISTANT, 17,497.74
MURPHY, PETFR J, JR STAFF ASSISTANT, 15,331.97
NEIL, HENRY A, JR STAFF ASSISTANT, 16,832.52
NICHOLAS, ROBERT C, III STAFF ASSISTANT, 10,227.74
NIELSON, BYRON S STAFF ASSISTANT, 6,194.46
PLASHAL, JOHN GALVIN STAFF ASSISTANT, 6,718.20
PRESTON, SAMUEL R STAFF ASSISTANT 17,497.74
159
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
STANDING COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS - CONTINUED
RASH, RONALD A CLERK-STENO SUB/C IND OFF MIN, TO
SEPT. 15
RICH, NAOMI A CLERICAL ASSISTANT,
RICHBOURG, DONALD E STAFF ASSISTANT,
RIZ7UTTO, VINCENT CLERK STENOGRAPHER,
SADY, FRANCIS W ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
SAHLIN, KARFN L CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 1 ....
SHULAW, DALF M CLERICAL ASSISTANT,
SILSBY, EARL C STAFF ASSISTANT,
SKARIN, G HOMFR STAFF ASSISTANT,
SMALLWOOD, MARY H CL ERK-STFNOGRA PHER (MAJ),
SMITH, AUSTIN G CLERICAL ASSISTANT,
SNODGRASS, CHARLES W STAFF ASSISTANT,
SPILLAN, HUNTER L STAFF ASSISTANT,
STFELE, LINDA L CLERK-STENOGRAPHER,
TATE, FORREST 0, JR CLFRK STENOGRAPHER,
THOMAS, RANDOLPH MESSENGFP,
THOMSON, PAUL E STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 22
URIAN, GEORGE A STAFF ASSISTANT,
VACCARO, PATIENCE S C LERK-STENOGP APHER , FROM SEPT. 1 ...
VOYTKO, CATHERINE M CLERK STENOGRAPHER,
WALKER, ROBEPT MICHAEL CLERICAL ASSISTANT,
WALLACE, BARBARA f CL ERK-STFNOGR APHER ,
WALSH, JOHN F CLERK STENOGRAPHER,
WILHELM, EUGENE B STAFF ASSISTANT,
WILLSON, J DAVID STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 14
WILSON, PAUL M CLERK £ STAFF DIRECTOR,
WOOD, THAYEP A STAFF ASSISTANT,
SPECIAL AND MINORITY EMPLOYEES
BARTLETT, JOE 1 (A) FLOOR ASST TO THE MIN.,
BONSELL, WILLIAM R FLOOR ASST TO THE MINORITY,
HARTMANN, ROBERT T FLOOR ASST TO THE MINORITY,
KENNEDY, WALTER P PAIR CLERK TO THE MINORITY
WILLIAMS, JOHN J STAFF DIRECTOR TO THE MINORITY, ....
WINEBRENNFR, TOMMY LEF FLOOR ASST TO THE MINORITY,
DEMOCRATIC STEEPING COMMITTEE
BARRIERF, JOHN E CLERK-OEM STEERING COMM,
VAUGHN, IRIS W ASSISTANT CLERK,
REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
MANN, JAMFS E EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR,
PHILLIPS, MARTHA H STAFF RESEARCHER CLK STENO.,
OFFICF OF THE MAJORITY FLOOR LEADER
BASS, AVANELL K SECRETAPY, ,
BATCHELLER, JEAN C APPOINTMENTS SECRETARY, FROM OCT. If
BOGGS, CORINNE C SFCRETARY
DFBUYS, HARPY D CLF"K, ,
DILLON, DIANNF M ASST LEG CLERK,
HYMFL, GARY G ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
NICKENS, JAMES T CLFRK,
POLITO, ROSE E CLERK ,
RIVERS, RICHARD R PRESS AIDE,
ROSAS, DORIS E OFFICE MANAGER, TO AUG. 31
OFFICF OF THF MINORITY FLOOR LEADER
KRU»D, CHARLFNE C CLFRK, ,
MFSSERSMITH, NETA C CLERK (STAT),
MEYER, FRANK ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, ,
MILTICH, PAUL A PRFSS SFCRETARY, ,
WILLIS, GFORGF W FL FRK-MF SSENGER ,
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$2,624.68
6,369.06
10,352.74
6,718.20
7,355.21
7,000.02
6, 173.76
15,921
17,497
7,000
7,355
9,600.00
16,875.44
6,718.20
6,718.20
5,574.39
5,554.18
9,894.39
4,000.00
6,718.20
6,000
4,999
6,718
17,497
2,715
17,671
8,057
18,000.00
17,008.02
18,000.00
14,606.82
17,360.76
14,698.26
18,000.00
8,059.50
10, 123.08
8,059.80
7,000.02
2,838.90
6,683.28
4,813.92
4, 813.92
18,000.00
5,854.08
6,917.64
8,469.18
2,653.98
4,500.00
5,792.52
18,000.00
17,419.50
5,232.48
160
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TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICE I1F THE MAJORITY WHIP
BATTLE, ANNE RESFARfH ASST, FROM SEPT. L TO OCT. 31
BRAND, ELLEN S ASSISTANT SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 TO
NOV. 30
CARVER, JOHN J RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 TO
NOV. 30
CLIFFORD, SUSAN M CLERK TYPIST,
CONNORS, JERRY C ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 14
DESIMONE, EMILY RECEPTIONIST
DIEHL, LEO E ADM ASST,
OINNEEN, MARGARET R ASSISTANT SECRETARY, TO OCT. 31
GRANARA, J RALPH ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1
GUREN, JON RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO
SEPT. 30
HANNON, JAMES T ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 15 TO NOV. 30 AND
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1
KFLLY, JOHN F CLERK, FROM DEC. 1
KOLZAK, NANCY E CLERK TYPIST, FROM OCT. 1
KURLAND, JUDITH LEGIS ASST, TO JULY 31
LAMKIN, LEONARD ASSISTANT,
LINNEHAN, CLAIRE G ASSISTANT SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
MCOUAID, CARLA K SECRETARY,
MELCONIAN, LINDA JEAN LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY I ...
MOYNAGH, JOHN R, III CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31
WEISS, STEPHEN ARIEL RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO
SEPT. 30
WHITE, SCOTT BENNETT RESEARCH ASST, FROM SEPT. 1 TO OCT. 31
WHITNEY, ALAN JOSEPH LEGISLATIVE AIDE, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG.
31
OFFICE OF THE MINORITY WHIP
BURROUGHS, ANN V SECRETARY,
GROSSEN, LAURA A SECRETARY,
MARKERT, MAPGARET H SECRETARY,
PITTS, FLORENCE G CLERK,
PITTS, WILLIAM R ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
SPAULOING, MARY M SECPETARY, FROM JULY 1
SPRINGER, JAMES H CLERK,
THOMAS, ELEANOR C CLERK,
MAJORITY ANO MINORITY PRINTING CLERKS
LANKFORD, THOMAS J PRINTING CLERK (MINORITY),
RAMAGE, DAVID R PRINTING CLERK (MAJORITY!,
OFFICE OF ATTENDING PHYSICIAN
MORAN, ROBERT FRANCIS TECHNICAL ASST.,
OFFICIAL RFPORTERS OF DEBATES
BATTAGLIA, FRANK E CHIEF REPORTER,
BEDELL, DOROTHY E EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 2,
DOUGLASS, BETTY J EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 1,
EAGAR, EDWARD R, JR 2ND ASSISTANT CLERK,
GALLAGHER, ANOREW F EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 6,
GRUBBS, WALTON H EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 7,
HAMMER, VIRGINIA C EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 4,
LEA, JAMES W CLK, OFFICIAL REP OF DEB,
MONTGOMERY, DARREIL L EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 5,
MORSE, WILLIAM L OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 3,
MOYER, EDNA C OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 2,
NEIL, FAYE G EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 3,
RUND, JACK OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 4,
SERLES, JULIAN R, JR OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 5,
SWEENEY, JOSEPH J OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 1,
TUCKER, CLEVELANO OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 6,
WHITE, EDWAPD 1ST ASST CLK, OFF REP OF DEB,
633.34
433.33
2, 175.00
3,634.71
4,275.02
18,000.00
1,450.00
813.74
633.33
750.67
433.33
950.01
1,375.00
3,000.00
675.00
4,974.98
5,391.67
183.33
866.66
333.34
4,849.98
3,600.00
5,899.98
941.34
18,000.00
5, 106.00
881.82
1,315.74
5,793.66
5,793.66
10,413.54
17,671.62
7,483.62
7,483.62
7,748.34
7,483.62
7,483.62
7,483.62
11,932.92
7,483.62
17,463.00
17,463.00
7,483.62
17,463.
17,463.
17,463.
,00
,00
,00
17,463.00
8,756.16
161
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
OFFICIAL COMMITTEE REPORTERS
CANTOR, ROBERT G OFFICIAL PEPORTFR, $16,245.12
CARR, JOHN I, JR OFFICIAL REPORTER, 16,245.12
COCHRAN, ROBERT C OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 7, 16,245.12
DONOCK, MARY JANE EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 2, 7,483.62
DUOLEY, CHARLES C OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 3, 16,245.12
GIMELLI, JOSEPH J OFFICIAL REPORTFR NO. 1, 16,245.12
HAROIN, RUTH W EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 6, 7,483.62
HARKINS, BARBARA R EXPERT TRANSCRIBER 80.01
HOOKS, JO ANN FXPER TRANSCRIBER *9, 7,483.62
JOHNSON, ALLENE G EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 4, 7,483.62
LUSHIN, RAYMOND H OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 4, 16,245.12
MCMURRAY, E HOMER CLERK, 9,271.98
MORGAN, PHYLLIS V EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 7, 7,483.62
ORNSTEIN, ALEXANDER S EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 3, 7,483.62
PAPICH, ANTON, JP OFFICIAL REPORTFR NO. 6, 16,245.12
SHIRLEY, FRANCIS G EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. I, 7,483.62
STAHL, MARY R EXPERT TRANSCRIBER, 7,483.62
TARTARO, ANTHONY F OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 5, 16,245.12
TYNDALL, DOROTHY M EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 8, 7,483.62
VELEY, KARL F OFFICIAL REPORTER NO. 2, 16,245.12
VOCE, VIOLET R OFFICIAL REPORTER NO 8, 16,245.12
WEISSMEYER, JOSEPH J EXPERT TRANSCRIBER NO. 5, 7,483.62
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
ANDERSON, CORNELIUS R DIRECTOR-SURVEYS £ INV STAFF, 15,900.00
DAMERON, JANET L CL ERK-STENOGP APHER , 4,831.02
DEW, BEATRICE V CI FPK-STENOGRAPHER , FROM NOV. 12 1,429.17
KIRKPATRICK, LEROY R ASST DIR-SURVEYS £ INV STAFF, 14,800.02
LAW, WILLIE C ASST DIR-SURVEYS £ INV STAFF 13,549.98
MAY, FRANCES STENOGRAPHER 6,360.36
SAUEP, MARY ALICE STENOGRAPHER, TO JULY 31 AND
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 7,320.90
OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE CCUNSEL
AOAMS, WILLIAM P
AIN, ROSS DAVID
HARROW, M POPE, JR
BELLIS, M DOUGLASS
CARPER, DAVID B
COLEMAN, RONALD DICK
CONBOY, MARY
CRAFT, EDWARD 0
ESTEP, JAMES M
FILSON, LAWRENCE E
FREEMAN, LINDA GREY
GIBSON, BETTY L
GSCHEIOLE, MARIANNE J
HALPERT, STUART D
HUSSEY, WARD M
MAGGS, ROPERT W, JR
MAINIERI, GIULIA PAT
MCGAHAN, SAMUEL L
MEADE, DAVID E
MONTAGUE, KATHLEEN M
MOWSON, ROBERT L, JR
NEWLANDS, BRUCE WILLIAM
NORDHAUS, ROBERT R
RICHARDSON, LYNNE
SENGER, J MICHAEL
SKINNCP, GEORGE S
SMITH, SANDRA K
STOLZER, PAUL E
WEINHAGEN, ROBERT F, JR
WILLIAMSUN, F SUSAN
WILSON, WILLIAM S, JR
YOUNG, ROGER OONALD
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 18,000.00
LAW ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 5,000.00
LAW ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, FROM AUG. 1 10,166.65
LAW ASSISTANT 7,500.00
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 18,000.00
LAW ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 7,500.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, 3,583.59
LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, 19,999.98
CLFPICAL TECHNICIAN, FROM NOV. 1 554.66
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 18,000.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, 5,610.33
ASSISTANT CLERK, 4,961.83
ASSISTANT CLERK, 8,839.50
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 11,453.72
DEPUTY LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL, 18,000.00
LAW ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 6,273.05
ASSISTANT CLFRK, FROM OCT. 5 1,887.21
ASSISTANT CLERK, 8,884.36
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 15,852.26
LAW ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 6,250.00
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 18,000.00
CLFRICAL TECHNICAN, 2,474.67
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 14,677.46
ASSISTANT CLERK, 4,163.30
LAW ASSISTANT, 8,337.96
ASST COUNSEL, 18,000.00
ASSISTANT CLFRK, 5,984.03
CLERICAL TECHNICIAN, FROM OCT. 5 TO
OCT. 6 18.49
LAW ASSISTANT, 8,337.96
FILE CLERK, 3,250.02
CLFRK, '.... 11,187.54
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 14,402.31
162
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
BAXLEY, MILDRED P STAFF ASSISTANT,
COONS, NANCY C STAFF ASST, TO JULY 15
FARMARCO, DORIS LUCRE STAFF ASSISTANT,
MAGINNISS, BERTHA W STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 16
SHAW, MARY P STAFF ASSISTANT,
SWISCHER, DOPISR STAFF ASSISTANT,
WATSON, BERT ALLAN STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
3ECK, ROSE C SECRETARY,
BOVA, JOYCE C SECRETARY,
CANTUS, H HOLLISTER PROF STAFF MBR,
LALLY, JOHN F ASSISTANT COUNSEL,
MOORE, SALLY A SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
RANSOM, RICHARD A PROF STAFF MEMBER,
REDDAN, JOHN T M COUNSEL, SUBCOMMI TTEE ,
RIVERS, L MENDEL, JR CLERICAL STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 9
TO NOV. 20
SAUNDERS, SANFORD T SECURITY OFFICER,
SHORT, WILLIAM B, JR CLERICAL STAFF ASST,
TOLERTON, ADELINE CLERK,
TROWBRIDGE, DIANE W SECRETARY,
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
ALLEN, ROSE MARIE ASST CLERK, FROM JULY 26
BARNES, RICHARD C ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM JULY 1
BOYLE, TERRENCE MINORITY COUNSEL,
BRAUNSTEIN, HARVEY PROFESSIONAL STAFF MBR, TO NOV. 2 ....
CHAILLET, L MARIF MINORITY SECRETARY,
CLARKSON, WANDA JEAN SECRETARY,
COUCH, DAVIS 0 COUNSEL, FROM NOV. 1
DARISTA, JANE W RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
DOUGHERTY, DOLORES K RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,
DRIGGERS, SUSAN E SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 15
ELEY, PATRICIA A ASSISTANT CLERK,
FERGUSON, ALLEN R ECONOMIST, TO JULY 15
FOWKES, CAROLE ANN SECRETARY, TO JULY 7
GLICK, DAVID COUNSEL,
GROSS, GEORGE COUNSEL,
HIGHTOWER, EMILY M SECRETARY,
HITZ, HELEN ADM ASST,
HOFF, LINDA LEAH SECRETARY,
HOLMES, MARY ANN SECRFTARY, FROM AUG. 1 TO OCT. 31 ....
IRELAND, CASEY MINORITY STAFF MEMBER,
JASINSKI, JOSEPH J PROF STAFF MEMBER,
KESFCKER, MARY HELEN SECRETARY,
KIRK, MARY E ASSISTANT CLERK,
LEARY, MARGARET J SECRETARY,
LEMOV, MICHAEL R COUNSEL, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 23
MCKEEVER, BENJAMIN B ASST COUNSEL,
MCMURRAY, GERALD R RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
MEEK, KELSAY R PROFESSIONAL STAFF MBR,
MITCHELL, MILDRED S ASSISTANT CLERK,
NEIMAN, RICHARD HOWARD ASSISTANT CLERK,
PAYNE, CLIFFORO E, JR ASSISTANT CLERK,
PEABODY, GAYLE L SECRETARY,
RAYHAWK, MARGARET L RESEARCH ASSOCIATE,
RUSS, YAN MICHAEL MINORITY STAFF MEMBER,
SHOEMAKER, ALICIA F MINORITY STAFF SECRETARY,
SMITH, CATHERINE M MINOPITY SECRETARY,
SMITH, JEANNE C SECRETARY
STABLER, ELIZABETH PROF STAFF MEMBER,
TABAK, GARY COUNSEL, TO SEPT. 13
THUROW, LESTER C PROFESSIONAL STAFF MBR, TO NOV. 30 ...
TORRANCE, ROBFRT E ASSISTANT CLFRK, TO JULY 16
WARDER, CATHERINE L SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 3
WINN, DONALD J PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER, FROM DEC. 1
YOUNG, DORIS M ASSISTANT CLERK,
$8,558.16
438.02
6,360.36
4,818.17
6,360.36
5,897.70
5,256.18
6,850.02
4,774.98
9,250.02
14,500.02
4,750.02
13,300.02
17,950.02
720.00
6,900.00
7,500.00
6,000.00
4,662.52
5,597.21
10,000.02
11,132.52
4,575.00
5,766.48
5,808.06
2,833.34
3,665.58
8,756.16
1,547.70
5,065.86
1,500.00
123.79
18,000.00
18,000.00
7,500.00
9,289.20
5,204.28
1,850.01
18,000.00
15,400.02
4,496.76
5,204.28
9,220.32
2,101.93
12,499.98
16,219.38
13,750.02
9,220.32
2,925.30
4,323.12
4,771.08
8,077.62
10,722.42
10,722.42
4,771.08
5,599.98
12,499.98
4,557.24
15,000.00
397.43
1,662.51
1,208.33
8,522.58
163
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER SI, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BLANTCN, DEBORAH JANE
BROYHILL, BROWARDINE R
BUTLER, CAMILLE G
HILL, TERRY D
HOFFMANN, MARGARET G
HOWARD, IRENE V
LEKTRICH, PETER
LITTLE, PAUL YATES
MARTIN, LELIA C
MOORE, REBECCA D
TURLEY, WHITNEY L
WORSHAM, WANDA MARIE
TO AUG. 10 1722.23
CLERK ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 1 1,833.34
SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 2,636.73
PUBLIC RELATIONS (ASST CLERK), FROM
JULY 1 TO SEPT. 30 2,750.01
LEGISLATIVE ASST, 6,000.00
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 12 .. 4,694.43
ANALYST, FROM OCT. 1 TO NOV. 30 1,333.34
SPECIAL CONSULTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO
SEPT. 30 5,000.01
FILE CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 1,000.00
RESEARCH TECHNICIAN, FROM JULY 1 6,000.00
CLERK, 9,065.34
SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 1 878.91
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
ABSHER, JOHN JACK
AGREE, ANDREW M
ALLER, CURTIS C
AMIDON, LOUISE t
ANDERSON,
ANDRINGA,
VANCE J
ROBERT C
ANSHELES, CAROLE J
BALDWIN, GOLDIE A
BALTRYM, ARTHUR R
BARKER, DEAN GREGORY
BEAUMONT, JEUNESSE M
BOWFN, LORETTA A
BROWN, MARGARET SUE
CABLE, WILLIAM H
CORNETT, ELIZABETH A
CORNWELL, LFLIA T
CRUD'JP, JANE E
DANNENHAUEP, MERCEDES
DAVIS, NANCY L
DRYDEN, STEPHEN J
DUFFY, HUGH G
DUNCAN, JACK G
FEDER, HARRY M
FIELDS, ADRIENNE
FINKE, LOUISE W
FRANKL IN, ALFRED C
FRANKLIN, GEORGE A
GASKINS, EYDIE
GrRBE», THOMAS J
GERHARDT, ANITA M
GFRSON, BARBARA
GIBBONS, KATHEPINt C
GLEICHNER, GLORIA
GORDON, SCOTT LHORMEP
GREENBERG, DANIEL A
H^BEREK, JUDITH
HARRISON, JAMES B
HILLENMEYER, ERNFST B
HOGAN, HAORY J
HONICK, E"K
JENNINGS, JOHN F
JOLIVETTE, SUPHI4 JO
KEENEY, THTMAS C
KENDR ICK, KAK IN MARIE
KFNNAN, CHRISTOPHER J
ASST CLERK, FROM JULY 7 TO JULY 31 ... 380.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM AUG. I TO SEPT.
30 950.00
ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, TO SEPT. 22 8,200.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG.
31 400.00
COUNSEL, FROM NOV. 1 3,333.34
MINORITY LEGIS ASSOC, TO SEPT. 30 AND
MINORITY STAFF DIRECTOR, FROM OCT. 12
TO OCT. 31 8,740.35
ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 20 1,124.17
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, 7,800.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM AUG. 9 TO SEPT.
22 AND LEGISLATIVE ASST, FROM SEPT. 23 2,840.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
OCT. I TO OCT. 4 538.33
CLERK, 8,052.48
CLERK, 7,281.00
SPECIAL ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 15 1,788.89
LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 AND
COUNSEL, FROM OCT. 1 9,150.00
AA £ SECY TO CHIEF CLERK, 8,755.98
ADM ASST £ SECRETARY, 7,800.00
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO
SEPT. 6 720.00
CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 1,193.56
SECRETARY, 4,999.98
ASST CLERK, TO JULY 31 475.00
COUNSEL, 12,623.52
COUNSEL, 11,954.67
ASST CLERK, TO JULY 5 79.17
CLK t ADM ASST, 7,882.02
SECRETARY, MINORITY, TO SEPT. 30 AND
ASST TO MINORITY STAFF DIR, FROM OCT.
1 7,192.98
COUNSEL, FROM SEPT. 9 6,222.24
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM SEPT. 1 1,076.67
ADMIN. ASSISTANT, 7,800.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, 6,510.50
MIN. RESEARCH ASST., 6,115.98
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 500.00
RESEARCH ASST, 7,200.00
ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 12 TO OCT.
13 50.00
ASST CLERK, TO JULY 31 475.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, FPOM JULY 1 TO AUG.
15 2,250.00
STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 14 . 762.67
STAFF DIRECTOR, 13,150.02
ASST CLERK, TO JULY 31 475.00
LEGAL COUNSEL, TO DEC. 21 11,874.98
STAFF ASSISTANT, FPOM DEC. 1 750.00
COUNSEL, 12,486.44
SECRETARY, 4,000.02
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 15 TO
SEPT. 30 1,247.77
JUNIOR RFSEARCHER, FROM SEPT. 13 1,950.01
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1 650.00
164
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR - CONTINUED
KINGt JOAN MARIE ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 1
KIRKGASIER, SALLY K RESEARCH ASST,
KISLA, ALEXANDRA J CLERK,
KOTERSKI, CAROL E RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO
AUG. 31
KRIVIT, DANIEL H COUNSEL,
LADNIER, CATHERINE RESEARCH ASST,
LAVOR, MARTIN L MINORITY LEGISLATIVE ASSOC,
LIPPMAN, S G SPECIAL COUNSEL, AND FROM FEB. 1
LLOYD-JONES, DAVID A RESEARCH STAFF ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 .
LORD, THORN P RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 1
MAYNARD, MATTIE L RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
MCANDREW, MARY RESEARCH COORDINATOR,
MCATEER, JULIE D STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 21
MELILLO, DIANE ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT.
31
MILLER, JOHN C MIN ASSOC COUNSEL/LABOR,
MILLER, W KENNETH ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
MILLS, SHIRLEY R SECRETARY,
MITCHELL, COLLEEN ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 12 TO OCT.
16
MOIR, BRUCE D RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO
AUG. 13
NEWBOULD, PFTER E ASSISTANT CLERK, TO JULY 31 AND FROM
SEPT. 1 TO SEPT. 15
ORTH, CHRISTINE MARIE ASSISTANT CLERK,
OWENS, ANN NICHOLSON STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 18
PAINTER, TONI E SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1
PETERS, BRADLEY GENE ASSISTANT CLEPK, TO JULY 31
PINKARO, DAVID ASST CLERK, TO AUG. 15
POLLITT, DANIEL H SPECIAL COUNSEL,
POLLITT, PHOEBE ASST CLERK, TO AUG. 8
PUTNAM, DAVID S STAFF ASST TO THF ASSOC GEN.C,
RAUTKE, BARBARA ANNE ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. I TO OCT.
12
RISDON, ANNE WM ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 31 AND FROM
DEC. 1
RISDON, MARTHA D ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM DEC. 27
RODRIGUEZ, SILVIA J SECRETARY, MINORITY,
ROMANO, CATHERINE R RESEARCH ASST,
SCHOTT, PETER ASSISTANT CLERK,
SHAW, DAVID S ASST CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31 ...
SHULER, MARY L SECRETARY,
SKOFIFLD, WILLIAM H ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY
31
SMOKEVITCH, JOHN M MINORITY COUNSEL, FROM DEC. 15
SPEIGHT, BARNEY H STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ...
STEPHENS, CARROLL U ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM NOV. 1 TO NOV.
30
STRUNK, DOROTHY L SECRETARY,
SULLAM, BRIAN ELIOT ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 15 AND
JUNIOR RESEARCHER, FROM SEPT. 14
SULLIVAN, KATHLEEN M ASST CLEPK, FROM SEPT. 1
TAYLOR, DENNIS J ASSOCIATE COUNSEL-MINORITY, TO OCT. 31
AND FROM DEC. 1
TEETS, ELNORA HELEN CLERK,
TERHORST, MARGARET F ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 20
THOMSON, JEANNE E LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT,
TOWER, MARK LESLIE ASSISTANT CLERK, TO JULY 31
VAGLEY, ROBERT E DIRECTOR,
VANTURE, PAUL S STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 1
WALKER, GLADYS M CLERK,
WARREN, JOHN EVERETT JUNIOR RESEARCHER, TO AUG. 31 AND
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1
WEIS3FRG, SUSAN L ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 12 TO OCT.
18
ZAPPALA, CHARLES R ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 31
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
ABBRUZZESb, PETER A STAFF CONSULTANT, TO SEPT. 30
ATWATER, ARLENE M STAFF ASST,
BENSON, MFLVIN 0 STAFF CONSULTANT,
$400.00
6,000.00
7,945.19
500.00
13,312.98
3,933.35
13,674.00
4,882.02
5,150.40
625.00
600.00
4,562.15
780.00
100.00
14,500.02
600.00
7,800.00
125.00
388.19
487.50
3,791.67
1,662.77
2,422.00
375.00
712.50
4,666.98
411.67
4,857.00
40.00
1, 166.66
72.22
4,771.02
4,505.52
3,522.00
475.00
6,526.02
475.00
888.89
1,300.00
200.00
6,115.98
2,139.17
2,333.32
,88
,00
.67
9,678.
6,000.
541,
9,547.50
375.00
15,495.00
7,500.00
4,291.65
4,860.00
140.00
1,083.34
6,000.00
4,833.35
14,876.16
165
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS - CONTINUED
BERDES, GEORGE R
BIERMAN, EVERETT E
BOETTCHERt ROBERT B
BUTCHER, GOLFR TEAL
CLEMENT, AUDRAY LEE
COWELL, KENNETH W
DONNEL, CATHERINE ANN
FINLEY, ROBERT MICHAEL
FURNIER, SHIRLEY A
HACKETT, CLIFFORD P
HILL, EMMA WILLIS
KREMPOSKY, ALBERT F
KUWIK, BERNADETTE M
LEVY, CHARLES S
LLOYD, HENRY M
SCHUPP, FRANKLIN J
SHIRKEY, THELMA H
SNYDER, CHARLES W
SPARKS, RAY
VANDUSEN, MICHAEL H
WITTER, CHARLES P
WYNN, DONNA GAIL
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, FROM
SEPT. 8 47,847.21
STAFF CONSULTANT, 14,157.36
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, 11,250.00
SUBCOMM STAFF CONSULTANT, 12,499.98
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 21 2,916.67
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 31 3,220.68
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 18 TO OEC.
12 1,604.17
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, 10,350.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, 6,499.98
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, 12,499.98
SPECIAL ASSISTANT, TO AUG. 13 668.89
SPECIAL ASST, TO AUG. 31 933.34
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 28 4,462.50
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, 10,000.02
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF CONSULTANT, FROM
DEC. 1 2,083.33
STAFF CONSULTANT 17,932.92
STAFF ASSISTANT, 4,858.00
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, FROM NOV. 29 853.33
STAFF ASSISTANT, 9,013.68
SUBCOMM STAFF CONSULTANT, 10,000.02
STF MBR SPEC STUDIES SUB COMM., TO
NOV. 30 8,333.35
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 22 212.50
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
BAKER, MABEL COLLIER
BAYNARD, ERNEST C
BUCKLEY, JEREMIAH S
BUHLER, WARREN BAXTER
CAMERON, JANE G
CLESNER, HERSCHEL F
CORNISH, NORMAN G
OAHLIN, DOUGLAS G
DAVENPORT, SHIRLEY A
DOOSON, JOHN L
DOTY, MARTHA M
DOTY, RALPH T
FINNEGAN, DAVID B
GOLDBERG, DELPHIS C
GOLDHAMMER, GILBERT S
GOLDHAMMER, MARGARET M
GROSS, MICHAEL B
GYORY, JAMES L
HAGA, MARY ETTA
HENDERSON, ELMER W
HIGGINBOTHAM, LYNNE
HORSMON, PAMELA R
HUMRER, ELYNOR
INDRITZ, PHINEAS
INTRIAGO, CHARLES A
JOHNSON, JANE F
JOHNSON, VERONICA B
JONES, MARY GEORGE
KOEBERLEIN, CATHERINE
LANDS8ERG, JEAN E
LUMAN, JOSEPH C
MALONI, WILLIAM R
MILEK, MARY ELIZABETH
MOORE, WILEEN 0
MUTINO, PAUL ANTHONY
NAUGHTON, JAMES R
NICOLAS, VERONIKA K
PHILLIPS, WILLIAM G
RIDGELY, JOHN PAUL
RUBIN, GLORIA ANN
SAUNDERS, THOMAS H
SCHEIBER, JOSEPHINE
STEPHENS, C DON
STAFF MEMBER, TO JULY 15 431.52
STAFF ADMINISTRATOR, 15,528.66
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 6,250.02
MINORITY STAFF MBR, 9,000.00
SECRETARY, 4,000.02
COUNSEL, SPEC STUDIES SUB/C, TO SEPT.
30 7,112.13
DEPUTY STAFF DIRECTOR, 15,528.66
STAFF ATTORNEY-MIL. OPER., 11,680.38
SECTY, TO DEC. 12 3,824.98
CLERICAL STAFF, TO NOV. 30 4,279.25
CLERK, 4,500.00
CLERICAL STAFF, 3,674.28
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 12,726.84
PROF STAFF MEMBER, 15,528.66
CONSULTANT, 10,122.66
CLERK, 4,196.82
LEGAL ASSISTANT, TO DEC. 3 5,967.15
INVESTIGATOR, FROM AUG. 2 6,001.37
CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, 4,999.98
COUNSEL, 16,219.38
CLERK STENOGRAPHER 6,955.20
CLERK STENOGRAPHER, 4,999.98
SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1 1,416.66
COUNSEL, 15,528.66
ASST COUNSEL. 10,342.14
SECRETARY, TO OCT. 20 2,597.21
CLERK, 7,810.62
SECRETARY, 4,249.98
RESEARCH ASSISTANT, 8,015.28
STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 19 TO AUG. 31 991.73
DEFENSE ANALYST, 11,021.27
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER, TO AUG. 31 3,459.42
SECRETARY, 3,750.00
STENOGRAPHER, TO OCT. 31 AND CLERK,
FROM NOV. 1 3,962.30
COUNSEL, 9,250.02
COUNSEL, 15,528.66
STENOGRAPHER, FROM SEPT. 20 2,384.88
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF DIRECTOR, 15,528.66
INVESTIGATOR, 10,413.54
CLERK, 4,351.08
MINORITY STF MBR, 8,611.56
RESEARCH ANAYLST, 7,997.52
RESEARCH ANALYST, 10,397.70
166
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS - CONTINUED
STEWART, ERSKINE
STILL, RICHARD L
TURK, FRANCES M
WALLICK, RUTH M
WASSERMAN, JACOB N
WHITTINGTON, HAROLD
ZINGER, CLEM L
ACTING SUBC STAFF DIRECTOR, $9,895.08
SUBCOMMITTEE STAFF DIRFCTOR, 13,750.02
CLERK, A, 999. 98
STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY I 5,875.38
COUNSEL, 14,282.82
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER, 7,762.41
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER, FROM AUG. 2 5,790.54
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION
ARROWSMITH, CHARLES N SYSTEMS ANALYST,
BOHATCH, COLFTTE KAY ASSISTANT CLFRK,
BOOS, JOHN L CLERK SUBCOM-LIB. K MEMORIALS,
6RAZEAL, DAVID L SENIOR PROGRAMMER, FROM DEC. 1
BURCK, RORERT A ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM JULY 1
BURNS, JOSEPH L SENIOR SYSTEMS SPECIALIST, FROM JULY
12
BUSSEN, PAMELA M ASST CLERK,
CANDLER, BENJAMIN R PROGRAMMER, FROM DEC. 1
FOSTER, THOMAS S, SR ASSISTANT CLERK,
GAUJOT, DIANNA SUE ASST CLK, TO JULY 15
GAUTHIER, ANTOINETTE P CLERK TYPIST, FROM DEC. 1
GIBSON, CHERYL L ASSISTANT CLFRK, FROM NOV. 29
GILL, BETTY ULAINE KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, FROM DEC. 1
GLAUBERMAN, STEVEN L ASSISTANT CLERK, TO AUG. 31
GUNTER, TIMOTHY E COMPUTER OPERATOR, FROM DEC. 1
HART, THOMAS J PRINTING CLERK,
HILL, WILLIAM R SENIOR PROJECT LEADER, FROM DEC. 1 ...
HOLES, JUDITH KAY ASSISTANT CLERK (C),
HUFF, KENT W MANAGER OF OPERATIONS, FROM DEC. 1 ...
JAYNES, GURNEY S ASSISTANT CLERK, FPOM JULY 1
KAISER, CHARLES R ASST CLERK, TO AUG. 13
LAOD, PHILLIP B INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST, FROM
DEC. 1
LAMB, BETTY R ASSISTANT CLERK,
LASSER, DANIEL W MG» ANALYSIS € PROGRAMMING, FROM DEC.
6
LATHAM, THOMAS W CHIEF CLERK,
LEA, DOUGLASS PRINTING CLERK, TO NOV. 19
LEWIS, BARBARA D ASSISTANT CLERK,
LUCAS, YOHANNA ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM OCT. 27
MALLONFE, RONALD M PROGRAMMER, FROM DEC. 1
MERRICK, CURTIS L SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER, FROM DEC. 20
MILLER, CORBIN R, JR TO AUG. 31
MOFFITT, CHARLES T ASST CLERK, FROM SEPT. 27
MORRIS, IRENE J KEY PUNCH OPERATOR, FROM DEC. 1
MUMMA, ROBERTS J COMPUTER CONSOLE OPERATOR, FROM DEC. I
PAKA, VINCENT J ASSISTANT CLFRK (PRINTING), FR.OM NOV.
2 9
PATTRIDGF, LYNNE E ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM NOV. 1
ROBINSON, STUART M INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST, FROM
DEC. 7
SHAR", RFTTY J ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM SEPT. I
SMITH, KATHPYN A SYSTEM ANALYST, FROM DEC. 1
STCLAIR, NOAH M PROGRAMMED, FROM OFC. 1
STRAW, SAIJNDRA M ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM SEPT. 20
SULLIVAN, FRANK, JR ASSISTANT CLERK, FROM SEPT. 7 TO OCT.
7
TANGRETTI, THOMAS A ASST CLERK,
TOLSON, JOHN PAUL ASST CLERK,
TOMANIO, MICHAEL SENIOR PROGRAMMER, FROM DEC. 1
WATTERSON, EARL 0 INFORMATION SYSTEMS SPECIALIST, FROM
NOV. 11
WHITEKO, MARLENE F ASSISTANT CLEPK, TC SEPT. 3
WILKIE, CURTIS CARTER LEGIS ASST (PRINTING), TO SEPT. 30 ...
YOUNGBLOOD, VELMA T ASSISTANT CLERK,
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CN INTEPIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
BECKER, MARSTON L PRINTING CLEPK,
CONKLIN, CHAPLES P SP COUNSEL PUB LNDS/ENV MTRS
DROTOS, BERTHA D CLFRK, FROM NOV. 1
GADDIS, EDWARD MESSENGER,
9,499.98
3,083.33
7,833.32
1,143.58
6,000.00
12,440.26
2,899.98
1,005.17
9,007.08
304.76
600.00
702.22
671.17
899.17
858.00
2,627.10
1,295.00
6, 124.98
1,143.58
6,250.02
430.00
1,628.83
6,250.02
1,597.23
8,125.02
5,096.67
5,500.02
1,600.00
858.00
534.72
1,000.00
4,438.90
649.67
700.00
1,066.67
1,500.00
1,433.34
2,666.68
1,005.17
1,005.17
1,823.62
1,214.17
8,325.00
3,000.00
1,200.00
2,638.88
1,050.00
3,525.00
5,083.32
8,500.02
16,000.02
1,666.66
4,999.98
167
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR ANP INSULAR AFFAIRS - CONTINUED
JAPVIS, INEZ H
LANE, MARSHA L
LARSON, NANCY LOU
THOMAS, WILLIAM G
WADDELL, MIRIAM L
WEIDENFELD, EDWARD
CLERK,
CLERK,
CLERK,
CONSULTANT/TFP.R AFFAIRS,
CLFRK,
COUNSEL ON ENERGY MATTERS, FROM DEC. 1
$7,500.00
6,750.00
6,750.00
14,500.02
7,000.02
2,416.67
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CN INTERNAL SECURITY
APPFLL, VICTORIA R
ARMSTRONG, GEORGE C
BAGWELL, BARBARA B
BECK, MARTHA MOON
BELBACK, PATRICIA A
BIGGERSTAFF, MARGIE D
BONNEVILLE, CHARLES L
BUTLER, DANIEL
COIL, S JANICE
CROCITTO, RUTH ANN
DANIELS, SUSAN KAY
DOYLE, FLORENCE B
EDINGER, ELIZABETH L
FERRY, DANIEL R
FOY, ANDREA T
GALLAGHER, JAMES L
GITTINGS, HELEN M
HARRISON, SHEILA
HECHT, WILLIAM H
HURWITZ, ISOBEL
IVORY, LEO WILLIAM, JR
JAECK, DORIS R
JAMES, MILOPED V
KELLER, JOAN L
LEWIS, JOHN F
MAGGIO, ANITA SARAH
MASINO, VIRGINIA
MUFFLEY, DAVID E, JR
NORUSIS, R ICHARD R
ONTRICH, MAUREEN P
PFAFF, ALMA T
PIXLEY, PEGGY F
POOLE, WILLIAM T
POOS, ROBERT
POTT, STUART
RIGG, OAVID H
ROLLINS, AUDREY L
ROMFRSTEIN, HERBERT
ROMINES, S H
RUSSELL, KAREN SUE
SHAW, RICHARD A
SOLOMON, ALBERT H, JR
SPENCER, JEANNE L
SPIRT, LINDA E
STRATTON, JOHN N
SWEENY, BARBARA C
THACH, JOSEPH E, JR
WATSON, FRANCIS M, JR
CLFRK, TO AUG. 22 693.33
INVESTIGATOR, 7,249.98
INFORMATION CLASSIFIER, FROM SEPT. 20 1,823.62
INFORMATION CLASSIFIFP, TO JULY 23 ... 441.02
STENOGRAPHER, 4,249.98
SECRETARY, 5,046.78
INVESTIGATOR, 7,953.00
ASSISTANT DOCUMENT CLERK, 4,996.68
SECRETARY, 5,731.86
INFORMATION ANALYST, 3,813.72
INFORMATION ANALYST, 4,411.08
SECRETARY, 4,788.18
EDITOR, 7,748.34
ASST COUNSEL, 9,280.62
INFORMATION CLASSIFIER, 3,250.02
RESEARCH ANALYST, 8,220.00
RESEARCH ANALYST, 8,915.40
CLERK-TYPIST, 3,250.02
EXECUTIVE STAFF ASSISTANT, TO NOV. 30 12,291.65
INFORMATION CLASSIFIER, 3,563.70
ASST DOCUMENTS CLERK, 3,093.00
INFORMATION ANALYST, 5,057.22
CLERK TYPISTS, 3,546.72
SECRETARY, 5,146.02
COORDINATING EDITOR, 13,780.98
CLERK, 3,250.02
RECEPTIONIST, 4,248.24
DOCUMENT CLERK, 4,882.44
INVESTIGATOR, FROM OCT. 9 3,530.57
INFORMATION ANALYST, 4,445.34
RESEARCH ANALYST, 5,525.77
EDITORIAL CLERK, 5,057.22
RESEARCH ANALYST, 6,883.20
RESEARCH ANALYST, 9,280.62
INVESTIGATOR, 6,456.36
INFORMATION CLASSIFIER, TO AUG. 15 ... 600.00
SECRETARY, 4,513.92
INVESTIGATOR, TO SEPT. 30 4,261.29
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, TO SEPT. 30 4,640.31
INFORMATION CLASSIFIER, 3,563.70
INVESTIGATOR, 8,774.22
INVESTIGATOR, 10,000.02
STENOGRAPHER 4,249.98
SECRETARY, 4,848.41
INVESTIGATOR, 7,953.00
CLERK STENOGRAPHER, 4,376.82
RESEARCH ANALYST, 7,999.98
RESEARCH SPECIALIST, FROM DEC. 15 .... 917.33
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
BARRETT, MICHAEL F, JR
BOUCHARD, ANNFTTE M
BRODEP, JAMES F
BULLARD, BARBARA L
CARY, WILLIAM L
CONNOR, JAMES R
DODGE, SYLVIA S
DRUHAN, WILLIAM T
DUBINO, HELEN M
DUFF, MICHAEL J
EASTMAN, ELIZABETH A
ELEY, RANDALL R
ATTORNEY, 12,712.89
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, FROM DEC. 2 725.00
SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 13,427.55
CLERICAL ASST, MIN, 6,211.92
SPECIAL CONSULTANT, FROM JULY 1 TO
JULY 31 3,000.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, 13,065.30
CLERICAL ASST, TO SEPT. 15 2,333.33
STAFF ASST/INVESTIGATIONS, 14,090.46
STAFF ASST, MIN, 14,731.91
STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT. 1? ... 3,400.00
CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 6,630.90
INTERN, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
168
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31. 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE ANO FOREIGN COMMERCE - CONTINUED
FISHER, JUDITH B CLERICAL ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 18 $2,230.56
FLUES, BARBOURA C CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 5,500.02
GRAHAM, WALTER J, JR STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,872.52
GREENE, HENRY THOMAS MINORITY STAFF ASSISTANT, 10,000.02
KELLEY, JOSEPH T MESSENGER, TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
KIRCHENBAUER, DIANE G CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 5,749.98
LANTZ, LINDA F CLERICAL ASSISTANT (MINORITY), FROM
AUG. 1 3,676.70
LAWTON, STEPHAN E STAFF ASSISTANT, 12,872.52
LEBBON, ANNE P CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 4,450.02
LEMOV, MICHAEL R COUNSEL, FROM AUG. 1 10,727.10
MANELLI, DANIEL J ACTING CHIEF COUNSEL/INV, 16,000.02
MCCARTHY, VIOLET M CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 5,889.00
MCGRATH, ALBERT J SPECIAL ASST, FROM AUG. 9 5,601.09
MCMULLEN, OARLENE G CLERICAL ASSISTANT MIN, 4,033.98
MOSHER, RUSSELL D STAFF ASST/ INVEST I GATI UNS , 5,238.84
PAINTER, WILLIAM HALL SPECIAL COUNSEL, 17,500.00
PAOLA, ELIZABETH G CLERICAL ASST/ I NVE ST IGAT I ONS , 7,422.00
PARKER, MICHAEL J ATTORNEY, 10,999.98
QUINN, JUDITH ANN CLERICAL ASST, FROM JULY 19 3,824.98
RAABE, MARK J ATTORNEY, 12,943.48
ROWEN, HARVEY A STAFF ATTORNEY, FROM AUG. 1 9,375.00
SCHRAM, A RENNETT MINORITY STAFF ASST, 10,000.02
SHUMAKER, DENNIS C CLERICAL ASSISTANT, 3,716.52
SMETHURST, BENJAMIN M SPECIAL ASSISTANT, 14,090.46
STERN, RORERT L SPECIAL CONSULTANT, FROM JULY 27 11,763.91
SWEENEY, ROBERT P STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 31 1,833.34
TAYLOR, MICHAEL A STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31 2,145.42
TRETTER, DIANE R CLERICAL ASST (MIN), TO JULY 31 779.46
VASILLOPULOS, C STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM JULY 6 TO AUG. 9 1,086.11
WOOD, JUDITH ANNE CLERICAL ASST, 4,750.02
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
BELL, JOANNE E CLERICAL STAFF, 3,843.46
CHELLMAN, PEARL L CLERICAL STAFF, 4,999.98
CHILES, ODIA R SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 600.00
COHEN, DANIFL L ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 6,583.32
DALLEY, GEORGE A ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 9,250.02
EGLIT, HOWARD ASSISTANT COUNSEL, FROM OCT. 1 5,000.01
ENDRES, ARTHUR P, JR ASST COUNSEL, 7,000.02
FARR, JAMES B MESSENGER-CLERK, 3,275.02
FRANK, MATTHEW MICHAEL SUMMER INTFRN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 13 430.00
GAFFNEY, MARY SHEA CLERICAL STAFF, 4,675.83
GARRISON, SAMUEL A, III ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, 9,499.98
GOLDMAN, DAVID J SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 600.00
HAAROT, ALMA B CLERICAL STAFF, 6,369.06
HAMLIN, ALICE F CLERICAL STAFF, TO OCT. 10 2,166.67
HOFFMAN, HERBFRT E COUNSEL, 17,250.00
JACKSON, ALICE M CLERICAL STAFF, FROM SEPT. 27 2,219.43
JOHNSON, FLORENCE C CLERICAL STAFF, 4,770.00
JOSEPH, ALFRED S, III ASST COUNSEL, FROM JULY 1 9,250.02
KAHN, JUDITH B CLERICAL STAFF, 3,709.98
KELEMONICK, MICHAEL CLERICAL STAFF, 6,718.20
MCGRADY, FLORENCE T CLERICAL STAFF, 6,718.20
MOONEY, THOMAS E ASSISTANT COUNSEL, 10,500.00
PAULEY, ROGER A ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, TO JULY 31 2,500.00
POLK, FRANKLIN G ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, 15,000.00
PRATT, RUTH T CLERICAL STAFF, 5,500.02
SOURWINE, MARY G CLERICAL STAFF, 6,600.00
TAKATA, KEITH A SUMMER INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 600.00
TISCHBEIN, ANNELIE E CLERICAL STAFF, 4,750.02
VANCE, LOUIS S MESSENGER, 4,719.66
VIENER, NANCY L CLERK, TO AUG. 16 332.23
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE CN MERCHANT MARINE ANO FISHERIES
BARNES, NORMAN MICHAEL INVESTIGATOR, 5,065.86
DICKERSHN, PAULINE M SECRETARY . 7,775.04
GERSH, MARK RESEARCH ASST, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 1,000.00
HEATER, ELIZABETH D STAFF ASST, FROM OCT. I 3,249.99
HEYWARD, FRANCIS D COUNSEL, 13,000.02
HOFFMAN, RUTH I ASST CLERK, 4,999.98
169
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES - CONTINUED
LAROCCA, JAMES L CLERK-SUBCCM ON PANAMA CANAL, FROM
NOV. 1
MOHLEP, ELEANOR P
NEVITT, BETTY ANN SECRETARY, FROM JULY I
POTTER, FRANK M, JR COUNSEL,
SANTO, ALFRED RONALD ASST COUNSEL,
SUDOW, ELLEN L RESEARCH ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
SUMMERS, LUCYE L SECRETARY,
WATT, DONALD A EDITOR,
WATT, RONALD ASSISTANT CLERK,
WOJCIK, JANE C SECRETARY,
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE
ARTZ, DAVID J INTERN, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG. 31 ,
BARTON, RICHARD STAFF ASST,
BATES, KATHRYN E SECRETARY,
BEBICK, JOAN E SECRETARY, TO JULY 1
BETHEA, BARBARA FAYE JR STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1
BLACKMORE, RUBY MARINA STAFF ASST, TO JULY 31
BORGER, OEANNE L SECRETARY,
BROWN, LORRAINE L SECRFTARY
CAMHI, STANLEY A INTERN, FROM NOV. 1
CIARAVELLA, JO ANN SECRETARY,
COULTRAP, RAY H STAFF ASST. MIN.,
DEVLIN, RALPH J STAFF ASST/RET , I NS , HB SUB/C,
DIAMOND, ELAINE L SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 1
EISEN, ESTELLE F SECRETARY, FROM JULY 19 TO NOV. 7 ....
FENSTERMACHER, FREDR1C INTERN, TO AUG. 9
FERDON, JULIE SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 31
FINDLEY, THOMAS W STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 1
FUSSELL, GLENDA J SECRETARY,
GABUSI, JOHN STAFF ASSISTANT,
GOULD, GEORGE B STAFF ASST,
GRIFFITH, THOMAS BEALL SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 31
HARDING, DELOIS SECRETARY,
HITCHCOCK, JOHN E INTERN, TO AUG. 9
HOWARD, ALTON M PRINTING EDITOR,
JACOVITZ, RICHARD H INTERN, FROM NOV. 1
KENNEDY, THOMAS R STAFF ASSISTANT,
MEYER, ROBERT JAMES SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 22
MILLER, MICHAEL D SUMMER INTERN, TO AUG. 29
MOORE, ROBERT M SUMMER INTERN, TO SEPT. 6
MYERS, LOIS G SECRETARY,
NAPIFR, MARGARET G SECRETARY,
NEUMAN, ROBFRT A STAFF ASST
PENDLETON, MARIA R DOCUMENT CLERK,
PETERS, DOROTHY L ASST DOCUMENT CLERK,
RAYM0N9, ANTHONY JOHN STAFF ASST MIN,
SNIPES, JUSTINE P SECRETARY,
SPENCER, WALTER A, JR INTERN, TO AUG. 9
STEEPER, SCOTT C INTERN, FROM JULY 1 TO JULY 31
THAYER, TED J RESEARCH ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1
WARD, SARA L SECRETARY,
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
BARNETT, PICHARD C MINORITY STAFF ASST,
BOURKE, STEVEN H STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 23
CARRIER, JOHN P STAFF ASST, TO AUG. 15
CLEMENTS, PEGGY LYNN STAFF ASSISTANT,
CONSTANDY, JOHN P ASST CHIEF COUNSEL, TO AUG. 15
CONSTANDY, PUTH TECHNICAL CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. 15 ...
CORCORAN, WILLIAM M STAFF ASSISTANT,
COSTELLO, PUTH S STAFF ASST,
DAHLSTEDT, CAROL L SECRETARY,
DAMICO, SALVATORE J ASSOCIATE COUNSEL,
DOUGHERTY, THOMAS R STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM AUG. 1 TO AUG.
31 AND CLERK SUBCOMM RIVERS £ HARBORS,
FROM SEPT. 1
DOWNIE, MARTHA E MINOPITY STAFF ASSISTANT
EABY, JOYCE T STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 12 TO AUG. 13 ..
EDLER, HENRY G PROJECT COORDINATOR, FROM OCT. 14 ....
$3,000.00
5,307.96
4,999.98
9,000.00
7,999.98
1,000.00
6,159.60
9,582.00
3,375.00
7,386.72
283.33
11,100.00
6,255.00
28.33
1,500.00
500.00
5,875.02
4,953.42
500.00
5,005.02
7,099.98
14,100.00
1,200.00
2,361.67
422.50
600.00
2,499.99
3,600.00
12,510.00
12,512.52
600.00
4,950.00
422.50
9,600.00
500.00
12,220.02
693.33
786.67
898.33
6,400.02
5,400.00
7,504.98
8,250.00
7,099.98
11,749.98
7,131.36
422.50
291.67
4,666.68
7,975.02
5,235.00
6,222.21
2,250.00
5,749.98
4,400.00
4,644.44
2,599.98
7,420.02
6,250.02
15,000.00
7,500.00
6, 750.00
711.11
7,058.33
170
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS - CONTINUED
GANUN, AGNES M
GAUGHAN, ROSEMARI 6
HAY, BETTY
HILL, PATRICIA A
ITALIANO, JOSEPH A
JONES, BRENDA G
JUTRO, PETER R
KARSEBOOM, GEORGE P
KAUSCH, EMILY B
KEENEY, KATHRYN M
KILEY, ELIZABETH HALL
KNIGHTEN, SHIRLEY R
KOPECKY, GEORGE M
LAWRENCE, ROBERT G
LOFTUS, ROBERT F
LORENZ, CARL J, JR
LYNCH, MARIE MURPHY
MARSHALL, ROBERT G
MAY, WALTER R
MCCARTHY, MARGARET F
MILLER, MACHELE J
NOLEN, WILLIAM 0
OHARA, JOHN P
PEET, RICHARD C
SPENCE, ROBFPT F
STEIN, TOBY J
VANSANT, CYNTHIA J
VITAL I, NANCY
WEBER, CAROL A
WILL I AMS, LINDA L
WILLSE, SHERMAN S
YATES, PAUL P S
STAFF ASSISTANT, S6.473.82
STAFF ASSISTANT, TO AUG. 20 AND FROM
SEPT. 8 2,004.72
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, 7,500.00
MINORITY STAFF ASST, 4,999.98
EDITORIAL ASST, 9,349.98
MINORITY STAFF ASST, 4,500.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 18 1,664.00
PROFESSIONAL STAFF MEMBER, FROM NOV. 8 3,975.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, TO JULY 11 341.30
CHIEF CLERK, 8,850.00
STAFF ASST, FROM SEPT. 3 2,786.10
STAFF ASSISTANT, 6,250.02
CHIEF INVESTIGATOR, 16,710.48
ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, 15,586.02
TECH STAFF ASST, 14,500.02
ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, 15,000.00
CLERK SUB FLOOD CON C INT DEV, 6,100.02
CLERK, TO AUG. 31 2,207.40
CHIEF COUNSEL, 18,000.00
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 13 1,733.34
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 2 1,977.79
INVESTIGATOR, 10,000.02
ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, 15,000.00
ASST MIN COUNSEL, 15,460.86
SUBCOMMITTEE CLERK, 8,629.38
RESEARCH ASST, 3,745.02
STAFF ASST, 4,249.98
STAFF ASSISTANT, TO JULY 31 AND CLERK
SUBCOMM BLDGS t GROUNDS, FROM AUG. 1 . 5,605.39
STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM SEPT. 1 TO SEPT.
30 70B.33
MIN STAFF ASST, 5,599.98
PROFESSIONAL STF MBR, 15,000.00
PROF STF MBR MIN, 14,399.94
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS
BOONE, WILFRED H
DICKINSON, PHILIP P
DUNPHY, COLLEEN P
GIROUX, FRANCIS J
GOULD, HAROLD A
HINES, RICHARD PAUL
HOLMFELD, JOHN D
JACKSON, BARBARA JEAN
KERNAN, ELIZABETH S
NICHOLS, K GUILD, JR
NUCCIARONF, A PATRICK
OUIGLEY, DENIS C
RATCHFURD, J THOMAS
REES, MARTHA N
SCHWARTZ, PATRICIA J
WELLS, WILLIAM G, JR
TECHNICAL CONSULTANT, 17,906.52
TECHNICAL CONSULTANT, 14,232.66
CLERK-TYPIST, TO SEPT. 17 898.33
CLERK, 8,756.16
TECHNICAL CONSULTANT, 16,416.84
STAFF CONSULTANT, 16,416.84
SCIENCE POLICY CONSULTANT, FROM OCT. 9 5,466.67
SECRETARY, 4,771.08
SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ASST, 8,077.62
STAFF CONSULTANT, TO SEPT. 30 4,640.31
ASSISTANT PUBLICATIONS CLERK, FROM
OCT. 21 933.33
PUBLICATIONS CLERK, 7,104.90
SCIENCE CONSULTANT, 14,893.14
SECRETARY, 6,430.14
SECRETARY 4,953.42
TECH CONSULTANT, 13,663.86
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME
ARRAMS, STEPHEN N
ALLEN, STUART R
APPIEBY, M IRENE
BARBATOE, RONALD
BECCACCIO, LIVIO I
BEDELL, LEROY C, .
BLOMMER, MICHAEL V
BOYSEN, MARY R
CANTY, MARIAN
COLL ISON, FREDER ICK B
COOK, MARTHA A
PRESS ASSISTANT, TO AUG. 31
CHIEF INVESTIGATOR, TO NOV. 30
SECRETARY, FROM AUG. 19
ASSISTANT COUNSEL, FROM JULY 1 TO OCT.
31
INVESTIGATOR, FROM JULY 26
INVESTIGATOR,
ASSOC CHIEF COUNSEL, FROM JULY 1
SECRETARY TO ASSOCIATE COUNSEL, FROM
NOV. 8
SECY TO THE CHAIRMAN, TO SEPT. 30 AND
STAFF ASSISTANT TO CHAIRMAN, FROM OCT.
1
INVESTIGATOR,
SECRETARY, FROM SEPT. 20
1,769.36
11,046.00
3,050.65
6, 187.08
8,611.13
8,500.02
13,249.98
1,722.50
6,104.04
7,025.64
2,525.00
171
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME - CONTINUED
CRIBBEN, JOSEPH M ASSO CHIEF INVESTIGATOR, TO JULY 12 ,
DONOVAN, JAMES P INVESTIGATOR, FROM JULY 1
DORY, ELSWOPTH D INVESTIGATOR, ,
DOUGLASS, MIRIAM E SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 7 ,
DOWNEY, MARY FAYE SECRETARY, FROM JULY 1 ,
DURAN, LINA MABEL SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30 AND STAFF
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1 ....
EDWARDS, HAZEL K SECRETARY TO EXEC DIR, ,
GERSON, ROBERTA S SECRETARY TO THE CHIEF COUNSEL, TO
AUG. 16 ,
GOULART, MARY M FINANCE OFFICER, ,
GREY, EVELYN SAVAGE RESEARCHER, FROM OCT. 6
HASTINGS, DEBORAH RESEARCH ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 6
HESTER, PATRICIA C SECRETARY, TO OCT. 4
LORMAN, ALVIN J INVESTIGATOR, TO AUG. 26
MADDEN, RAPHAEL J RESEARCH ASSISTANT,
MCKENNA, ROBERT E INVESTIGATOR, FROM JULY 26
MORSE, HELEN JOYCE SECRETARY, FROM DEC. 8
NOLDE, H CHRISTOPHER ASSOCIATE COUNSEL,
OTTERS, N ROSS INVESTIGATOR, FPOM AUG. L
PEPITO, PAUL L CHIEF COUNSEL, TO SEPT. 7
PETIT, MICHAEL 0 PRESS OFFICER, FROM SEPT. 15
PHILLIPS, JOSEPH A CHIEF COUNSEL, FROM CCT. 8
POORE, MARY G OFFICE MANAGER, TO AUG. 31
RADDING, ANDREW ASSISTANT COUNSEL,
REEPING, PAULINE B SECRETARY TO CHIEF COUNSEL, FROM NOV.
2
ROSE, JORDAN P ASST COUNSEL, TO OCT. 31
SBARRA, THERESA A SECRETARY, FPOM OCT. 4 :
SCHAUER, MARGARET M SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31 AND RESEARCH
ASST, FROM SEPT. 1
SULLIVAN, THOMAS K INVESTIGATOR, FROM JULY 26
SELECT COMMITTEE ON THE HOUSE RESTAUPANT
CAMPBELL, THOMAS J STAFF DIRECTOR,
CROWE, JUDY A SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 30
PUTNINS, PATRICIA S SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 1
SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
CARPENTER, MARGARET L SFCRETARY MINORITY, TO JULY 16
CLARK, WILLIAM VAUGHN STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ..
OICK, MONA BIDOLE SECRETARY,
EMERSON, RALPH W INVESTIGATOR, FPOM NCV. 1
FINN, JOHN M MINORITY COUNSEL,
FOUTCH, MYRTLF RUTH CLERK,
GILBERT, NORMA J SECRETARY, FPOM JULY 1 TO OCT. 12 ...
GOULD, JUSTINUS COUNSEL,
GREENBERG, HOWARD STAFF DIPECTOR,
JORDAN, DOROTHY M SECRETARY,
KEEL, WILLIAM A, JR RESEARCH ANALYST,
KINKEAD, LINDA W SECRETARY,
OAKLEY, MILLARD VAUGHN GENERAL COUNSEL, FROM DEC. 1
ODEN, THOMAS J COUNSEL, TO AUG. 7
OWENS, MARY EILEEN CL FRK-T YP I ST ,
PARRISH, EMILIA E SECRETARY
PENNINGTON, LESLIE R PRINTING EDITOR,
PHALEN, JAMES R ASST MIN COUNSEL,
POWERS, THOMAS G COUNSEL, FROM AUG. 16
QUALLS, JAMES F, JR STAFF ASST, FROM JULY 1 TO AUG. 31 ..
RAWLS, WILLA C SECRETARY (MIN), FROM JULY 17
RAYRJRN, JOHN K COUNSEL,
ROBINSON, HENRY A COUNSEL, TO OCT. 31 AND DEPUTY
GENERAL COUNSEL, FROM NOV. 1
ROE, DONALD B COUNSEL,
ROMANESK, BFRNADETTE 0 STAFF ASST, MIN,
SANTORO, CHRISTINE A SFCRETARY,
SPAKES, LINDA LOUISE STAFF ASSISTANT, TO OCT. 31 AND CASE
WORKER, FPOM NOV. I
WATSON, DONNA M SECPETARY,
*824.86
10,000.02
8,500.02
666.66
4,249.98
5,934.75
5,619.48
1,495.54
7,500.00
2,715.27
2,108.33
2,348.31
2,621.77
3,716.52
8,611.13
479.17
12,660.78
8,333.35
6,700.00
5,888.90
8,300.00
1,950.70
8,042.04
2,081.38
5,836.84
1,812.50
5,614.20
8,611.13
9,547.50
1,879.50
1,879.50
468.75
1,333.34
3,499.98
4,000.00
11,500.02
9,482.52
2,125.00
15,927.54
18,000.00
3,666.68
18,000.00
6,133.80
3,000.00
1,931.
3,141.
6,019.62
9,394.38
10,500.00
5,250.02
900.00
4, 104.87
10,416.68
,07
.08
16, 118.36
9,394.38
5,205.19
3,929.40
4, 166.68
4,484.52
71-124 O - 72 - 12
172
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
BASKIN, COUPTNAY E CLERK-STENOGRAPHER, TO AUG. 31 SI,
FLETCHER, HELEN LEE CLERK STENOGRAPHER, TO JULY 31
GILLIAM, VANCE L RECORDS CLERK, 4,
GRAVES, CANDIS LEE CLERK-STEN.OGRAPHER , 4,
HOWARD, PHILIP E INVESTIGATOR, 15,
POWELSON, AUDREY A CLERK STENOGRAPHER, 5,
SCHWALL, RITA W CLERK-STENO, 5,
WOOTTON, MICHAEL J INTERN, TO NOV. 30 2,
MISCELLANEOUS
BROOKS, ROGER C CHAUFFEUR,
FISCHER, JOSEPH LAW REVISION COUNSELt
FRAZIER, RICHARD D CHAUFFEUR,
GALLO, THERESA M SECRETARY (C), FROM AUG. 2
GOUDELOCK, VERA CLERK STENOGRAPHER, FROM JULY 1 ....
KIRCHEN, SARAH J CLERICAL STAFF, FROM NOV. 1
NICKENS, GEORGE IRVIN CHAUFFEUR,
VANBUSKIRK, ERNEST F COPY PREPARER, FROM JULY 1
WILLETT, EDWARD F, JR ASST LAW REVIS COUNSEL DC CODE, ....
OFFICE OF FORMER SPEAKER
FITZGERALD, T EDWARD ADM ASST TO FORMER SPEAKER,
OKEEFE, ARTHUR J SECY TO FORMER SPEAKER,
JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION
ARNOLD, LINCOLN ASST CHIEF OF STAFF,
BATES, CARL E ATTORNEY,
BEDELL, DENNIS P ASST LEGISLATION COUNSEL,
BIRD, MICHAEL D ECONOMIST,
BUCKBERG, ALBERT ECONOMIST,
CHABOT, HERBERT L ATTORNEY,
CONNAUGHTON, ANASTASIA STATI ST I CAL CLERK,
DALEY, JAMIE L SECRETARY,
DELCARMEN, AMELIA SECRETARY,
DUBROFF, HAROLD ATTORNEY,
EMORY, MEADE ATTORNEY,
EVANS, DONALD C, JR ATTORNEY,
FEFFERMAN, ARTHUR S CHIEF ECONOMIST,
FINK, JOSFPH E STATISTICAL CLERK,
FRASER, WANDA D SECRETARY, TO NOV. 13
GATTIE, MARY W SECRETARY,
GERHANIS, JOHN J STATISTICAL ANALYST,
HERIOT, LORENE E SECRETARY, FROM NOV. 8 TO DEC. 22 ..
KELLER, KATHERINE W SECRETARY, TO AUG. 31
KLUD, LEON W ECONOMIST,
MALCOM, SHARON F SECRETARY,
MATTHEWS, JUNE M SECRETARY,
MCCAWLEY, HARRISON B ATTORNEY,
MCDERMOTT, JOANNF B SECPETAPY,
MILLER, JAC0UEL1NF L SECRETARY, TO SEPT. 7
N4GR0, BLANCHE F STENO t ASST CLERK,
PFEIFFER, JACQUELINE S SECRETARY, FROM OCT. 11
ROWZIE, MARCIA BAILEY SECRETARY,
SAVAGE, LINDA R SECRETARY,
SHAPIRO, BERNARD M ATTORNEY,
SMYERS, ROBERT R ATTORNEY,
SPELLMAN, JOSEPH P ATTURNEY
SYMONS, JAMES H STATISTICAL ANALYST,
TOMASULO, NICHOLAS A ATTORNEY,
WHEELER, JAMES E ACCOUNTANT,
WOODWORTH, L N CHIEF OF STAFF,
JOINT COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE PRODUCTION
AULT, GEORGE T PROF. STAFF MEMBER 10,572.24
BREWTON, CHARLES S GENERAL COUNSEL, 15,257.46
COPELAND, CAPY H PROF. STAFF MEMBER, TO OCT. 31 AND
ASSISTANT STAFF DIRECTOR, FROM NOV. 1 10,462.70
FCHOLS, MATTIE I SECRETARY, 5,472.42
HALL, JOHN P. STAFF ASSISTANT, FROM OCT. 29 1,033.33
166.66
544.36
333.92
488.24
393.06
481.06
224.98
916.65
7,395.54
17,419.50
7,395.48
3,725.00
8,273.40
1,401.80
6,976.92
8,629.38
14,048.58
5,792.46
5,792.46
18,000.00
8,638.98
16,960.02
13,999.98
13,999.98
14,050.02
10,445.52
5,700.00
5,149.98
10,500.00
14,050.02
10,500.00
18,000.00
10,445.52
3,509.74
5,963.77
13,249.9B
1,437.49
816.66
9,250.02
4,099.98
5,250.00
12,373.02
8,050.02
1,861. 10
6,199.98
2,377.79
5, 149.98
6,349.98
11,925.00
16,811.52
10,827.00
16,177.02
16,819.98
10,000.02
19,999.98
173
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
JOINT COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE PPOOUCTION - CONTINUED
LUMER, JOEL V STAFF ASST, TO SEPT. 15 $1,250.00
MCDANIEL, HFLEN 0 CLERK ASSISTANT, TO SEPT. 30 1,500.00
WARREN, HAROLD J CLERK AND COUNSEL, TO OCT. 31 AND
STAFF DIRECTOR AND COUNSEL, FROM NOV.
1 15,528.66
JOINT COMMITTEF ON CONGRESSIONAL OPERATIONS
BERARDUCCI, VILMA CLERK <C», TO SEPT. 15 1,666.67
BERNARD, MARY E CLERK (C), FROM JULY 12 3,369.43
BUTLER, FRANCIS JOSEPH CLERK (CI, TO NOV. 30 3,750.00
GOOCH, RAYMOND L STAFF COUNSEL IP), FROM JULY 1 13,673.63
HENNELLY, JAMES J CLERK (CI, TO AUG. 9 442.00
KELLEY, ROBERT J CLERK, FROM NOV. 8 2,355.55
MACHOWSKI, JAMES S CLERK, FROM DEC. 28 58.33
MASTERS, NICHOLAS A STAFF DIRECTOR (PI, TO SEPT. 30 8,000.01
MCALLISTER, JAMES F ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER, FROM DEC. 1 .. 2,483.33
HEADER, GEORGE STAFF COUNSEL (PI, 11,172.00
PETERS, EUGENE F EXEC DIR (PI, 18,000.00
SNOW, GERARO C CLERK, FROM DEC. 23 166.67
TACHERON, DONALD G DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH (PJ 16,000.02
WATKINS, CYNTHIA K CLERK (CI, FROM JULY 1 5,250.00
ZELTNER, LYNN GAYLE CLERK, FROM DEC. 28 54.17
TOTAL $43,356,143.66
174
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
HOUSE RESTAURANT
AIELLO, EMMA G.
ALLEN, FRED F.
ALSTON, DOROTHY M.
ALTIERI, ANTHONY P.
ATKINSON, ALLAN E.
BALL, LAWRENCE P.
BARNES, ROSE P.
BATTLE, JOHN H.
BATTS, WILLIAM E.
BEACHEM, ARLENE R.
BEAN, LEROY H.
BELL, HERMAN W.
BENJAMIN, MARY S.
BENNETT, VERONICA
BEST, LINDA G.
BEST, PERVILLA
BEY, CLOTHIE M.
BONANNI, PASQUALE
BONNER, DOROTHY N.
BOOTH, DAVID K.
BOWLING, LAURA F.
BOYD, FLORENCE
BOYD, ROBERTA
BRADLEY, PETER, JR.
BRANT, CHARLES
BRASWELL, ROBERT, SR.
BROOKS, ANTHONY W.
BROOKS, CHARLES R.
BROOMFIELD, FREDERICK R.
BROWN, CLARENCE R.
BROWN, ROSA LEE
BRYANT, GLORIA M.
BRYANT, LAWYER, JR.
BUTLER, CHRISTOPHER A.
BUTLER, FERDINAND J.
BUTLER, SYLVIA C.
BYRD, LESSIE MAE
CANALES, ENRIQUE G.
CANNADAY, MARY F.
CARROLL, MARIE R.
CATON, CAROL JEAN GILBERT
CHAMBERS, THOMAS F.
CHANDLER, KATIE M.
CHERRY, DELOIS
CLARK, LOU V.
CORBIN, JON X.
COVERT, WILLIAM, JR.
COWAN, KERMIT A.
CRAWFORD, DELORES
CRISS, FRANK E.
CROWDER, FREDDIE
CROWE, SARAH
CURRAN, ANNA
CURTIS, PATRICK W.
DAWSON, RACHEL
DOUGLAS, JEROME B.
DRAYTON, LILLIE ANN
DUNNE, JESSIE E.
DURHAM, FLORENCE M.
EDWARDS, EMMA JANE
EDWARDS, YANK
ESPEY, SUSAN J.
FELTON, JAMES, JR.
FERGUSON, ODESSA
FINCH, DWIGHT R.
FONG, MEE NGOR
FORD, EMMA G.
FORD, ROBERT L.
FORTUNE, LUCILLE T.
FOSTER, ETHEL C.
FOSTER, MICHAEL B.
FUNDERBURKE, ZULEE
GALMON, JANIE M.
GAMBLE, JAMES E.
GOINS, HARMON, JR.
GORDON, FANNIE F.
GRAHAM, ZEMAR E.
GRAY, BERTHA L.
COUNTER GIRL
WAITER
WAITRESS
UNIT STOREROOM MANAGER. .
WAITER
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER..
WAITRESS
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL. .
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
GRILL GIRL
WAITER
BUSBOY
COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
BUSGIRL
BUSGIRL
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
CHEF
GRILL GIRL
WAITER
COUNTER GIRL
WAITRESS
COOK HELPER
BAKER'S HELPER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
WAITER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL . .
WAITER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
COUNTER GIRL
COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
WAITER
BUSGIRL
FOOD CHECKER
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
CASHIER
ACCOUNTING CLERK
CASHIER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
COOK'S HELPER
COUNTER GIRL
CASHIER
WAITER
WAITER
GENERAL MANAGER
BUSGIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
COUNTER MAN
CASHIER
CASHIER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
CASHIER
PANTRY SUPERVISOR...^...
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL. .
COOK'S HELPER
CASHIER
WAITER
COUNTER GIRL SUPERVISOR.
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
CASHIER-HOSTESS
BUSGIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL..
BUSGIRL
GRILL GIRL
WAITER
BUSBOY
BUSGIRL
COOK
BUSGIRL
$3,259.
2,kkk.
903.
5,286.
371*.
8.U6U.
785.
2,1*21.
2,338.
2,636.
1,367.
695.
2,276.
1,1*33.
29I*.
263.
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8,1*11.
1,618.
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1,119.
2,666.
3,921.
2,196.
599.
813.
1,371.
2,U59.
130.
85k,
2,1*35.
1,199.
620,
2,31*8.
826.
939.
2,717.
3,279.
3,081*.
1+.233.
1,029.
2,223,
2,952,
9,
2,893,
ta3.
868,
11,636,
103,
395,
2,868,
3,8ll*,
3,705
1,110,
l,5l*7,
998,
2,339
2,61*1.
2,3l*2
2,563,
2,717,
1,201
2,513,
3,855,
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2,1+95
2,582
907,
3,851,
2,330,
239,
1,215,
2,829,
1,061*.
888,
1,389,
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2,322,
8lt
175
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
HOUSE RESTAURANT (CONT'D)
GRAY, CELESTINE
GRAY, JAMES
GREEN, LUCY F.
GREENE, LARRY
GROSS, JUANITA
GRYMES, DORIS M.
HALL, ELIJAH
HAGMAN, MARLENE J.
HARDY, GREGORY
HARE, CATHERINE
HARE, JOHN C.
HARPER, LARRY D.
HAWKINS, ANNA V.
HENDERSON, EVA
HENSON, EUGENE R.
HERNDON, GERALD W.
HERRING, WILBERT
HIGHTOWER, VADA S.
HINES, MONTELLE M.
HUDSON, MAE
HUGHES, CORNELL R.
HUNT, JAMES B.
HUNTLEY, DOROTHY M.
HUY, HEINZ H.
JACKSON, BEATRICE M.
JACKSON, GLORIA
JACKSON, MELVIN A.
JACKSON, WENDALL G.
JOHNSON, ABE
JOHNSON, JANE R.
JOHNSON, MAE
JOHNSON, MARY F.
JOHNSON, NATHANIEL L.
JOHNSON, WILLIAM H.
JONES, LCRNA L.
JONES, WILLENE
JONES, WILLIE A.
KELLY, RICHARD W.
LAMAY, VINCENT
LATSON, MIRIAM
LEAKIN, EVELYN K.
LEE, HILTON
LEE, MILDRED E.
LEE, OBADIAH
LEE, OLGA E.
LEWIS, WILSON
LITTLE, EMMA M.
LOWE, LANNIE M.
LOWMAN, JOSEPH L
LYNCH, CECILIA
LYONS, LOUISE
MANLEY, ALVESTA
MANLEY, ROBIN G.
MARSHALL, BARBARA ANN
McCAIN, JANICE D.
mccain, marion w.
McCOMBS, MARSHALL D.
McCORD, STANLEY
Mccormick, joseph b.
Mcknight, mary e.
Mcpherson, charles e.
miller, leonard j.
minor, barbara ann
monroe, willie j.
moore, rosa lee
morrow, frank b.
moy, ellen
mulkey, shirley l.
murphy, joel
nelson, edward t.
nesmith, peter
newkirk, elsie m.
nickelson, alex e.
ortte, charlotte e.
otterson, douglas s.
palmer, geneva
perry, matthew
BUSGIRL
WAITER
COUNTER GIRL
BUSBOY
BUSGIRL
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STOREROOM ASSISTANT
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COUNTER GIRL
COOK ..
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
SENIOR ACCOUNTING CLERK
BUSGIRL
GRILL GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
BUSGIRL
BAKE SHOP MANAGER
COUNTER GIRL
COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
COOK'S HELPER
SALAD GIRL
SALAD GIRL
BUSGIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
CASHIER
PANTRY SUPERVISOR
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
CAFETERIA MANAGER
UNIT STOREROOM MANAGER
BUSGIRL
SECRETARY TO GENERAL MANAGER.
BUSGIRL
BUSGIRL
WAITER
LEAD COUNTER GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
COOK'S HELPER
BUSGIRL
COOK
COUNTER GIRL
GRILL GIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
COUNTER GIRL
GRILL GIRL
BUSGIRL
BUSGIRL
WAITER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
ASSISTANT CATERING MANAGER...
COUNTER GIRL
WAITER
WAITER
BUSGIRL
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
LEAD KITCHEN WORKER
CAFETERIA MANAGER
BUSGIRL
COOK'S HELPER
FOOD SERVICE WORKER
WAITER
BAKER
COUNTER GIRL
CHEF
BUSGIRL
UNIT STOREROOM MANAGER. ......
SUPERVISOR CASHIER
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL
516.00
U21.77
819.33
51*2.89
200.1+8
996.U0
525.68
8.52
319.50
811.18
320.96
119.81
1+89.20
078.20
67.36
111.29
.866.52
308.80
297.89
590.00
570.58
532.55
756.70
056.OO
71+5.86
602.76
799.28
1+5.80
,115.30
,90U.ol+
,262.1+5
331.75
,111.09
,029.61
,81+1.92
7I+2.09
80I+.00
,372.80
,731.1*3
,726.56
,857.60
186.38
,111.20
,1+57.81
927.87
,651*. 28
,1*12.80
,372.57
,818.33
,666.60
,698.80
288.62
16U. 55
996.15
256.67
,11*0.1*0
73.1*1*
,91*6.15
,502.1*0
,301*. 17
,21+5. 80
633.69
,785.81+
,865.62
,082.50
,892.00
,1*03.1+1+
,368.95
,863.16
,363.33
,920.02
,1+19.21+
,857.60
,221.57
,l+8l+. 01+
,552.88
,ll+9.01
176
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
HOUSE RESTAURANT(CONT'D)
PERRY, TERRITA
PETERSON, JOHN E.
PETINAUD, ERNEST
PEZZELLA, NICHOLAS H.
PHILLIPS, JAMES L.
PICKETT, JAMES L.
PLIGHT, JOSEPH
PORTON, HENRY
PRICE, HAROLD E.
PRIESTLEY, SHERMAN J.
PRINCE, SAMUEL
PROCTOR, MARY E.
QUEEN, THELMA
RAINES, ELIZABETH R.
RANDOLPH, JANET L.
RICHARDSON, NINA A.
RICHMOND, LILLIE J.
ROBERTS, ROY G.
ROBINSON, BETTIE C.
ROBINSON, LINWOOD,JR.
RODRIGUEZ, GONZALO A.
ROGERS, DORIS
ROSASCO, FRANCES S.
ROSCOE, MAGNORA
ROSEBERRY, WILLIE H.
ROSS, NELLIE
ROSS, WILLIE J.
SANDERS, BETTIE L.
SELLERS, CATHERINE
SEXTON, RUTH L.
SHEPARD, GRACE
SHIVERS, JOAN M.
SINGLETON, LEE ANDREW
SMITH, BETTY J.
SMITH, CLARA E.
SMITH, FLORENCE
SMITH, GRACE H.
SMITH, LARRY B.
SMITH, MATTIE L.
SMITH, MILTON C.
SNYDER, BONITA L.
STANTON, MOZELL
STEWART, GENEVA
STONE, AGNES
TAYLOR, PEGGY R.
TAYLOR, SHIRLEY D.
TAYLOR, WALTER B.
TEASLEY, MORTON
THOMAS, ETHEL R.
THOMPSON, EVA
THOMPSON, MAGGIE
TODD, AARON E.
TOON, EUGENE L.
TRAMMELL, CARRIE
TRILLI, DESTA R.
TRITSCH, THOMAS F.
TROTTER, GARFIELD
WALKER, ANN W.
VALENTINE, ALBERT M.
WALTMAN, JOHN H.
WALTON, BEATRICE
WARLEY, KATHERINE
WASHINGTON, GLORIA J.
WASHINGTON, MERVYN L.
WATTS, MARY L.
WAYMAN, CAROLYN H.
WELCH, JOAN E.
WHEATLEY, LAURA M.
WHITAKER, LARRY A.
WHITE, ADELL
WHITE, JOSEPH
WHITE, SAMUEL T.
WICKER, PRISCILLA ANN
WILKINSON, HELEN
WILLIAMS, EDDIE M.
WILLIAMS, EUGENE
WILLIAMS, GERALDINE
WILLIAMS, HELEN R.
BUSGIRL $1,258.31
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 2,746.28
HEAD WAITER 5, 857.60
COOK llU . 86
WAITER 955 .
COUNTER MAN ' 2,653.
COOK'S HELPER 3,162,
UNIT STOREROOM MANAGER 6,785 .
WAITER 851.
WA ITER 2 , 035 .
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 1,5^9.
COUNTER GIRL 896,
BUSGIRL 2,226,
COUNTER GIRL SUPERVISOR 3,191.
BUSGIRL 4l6 ,
ACCOUNTING CLERK 3,875,
COOK'S HELPER 3,398
CASHIER 3 , 892 ,
BUSGIRL 1,401,
WAITER 273
UNIT STOREROOM MANAGER 746,
WAITRESS 2,801
CLERICAL ASSISTANT 2,490
BUSGIRL 710
WAITER 781
FLOOR SUPERVISOR- RELIEF CASHIER 3,392
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 393
COUNTER GIRL 2,275
CASHIER SUPERVISOR 3,522
CASHIER 2 , 4 31
FOOD CHECKER 2,48l
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 673
COOK'S HELPER 2,964
BUSGIRL 2,271
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 580
LEAD KITCHEN WORKER 2,6l4
GRILL GIRL 2,8l6
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 651
CASHIER 879
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 65
KITCHEN WORKER- RELIEF COUNTER GIRL 2 , 164
SALAD GIRL 2,635
BAKER'S HELPER 2,790
FOOD CHECKER 1,237
COUNTER GIRL 2,109
BUSGIRL 472
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 706
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL l63
SUBSTITUTE COUNTER GIRL 39
SALAD GIRL 2,234
COOK 4 , 106
WAITER 721
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 702
COUNTER GIRL 2,998
ACCOUNTING OFFICER 6,630
ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER 4,866
WAITER 1,0U7
CAFETERIA MANAGER 937
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 2,988
CAFETERIA MANAGER 6,044
SALAD GIRL 2,542
ASSISTANT MANAGER-RELIEF CASHIER 3,103
COUNTER GIRL 2,5*19
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 2,344
CASHIER 724
COUNTER GIRL 92
CLERK 273
CASHIER 2 , 621
BUSBOY 593
BUSGIRL 1,258
BUSBOY 784
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 470
BUSGIRL 624
SUPERVISOR-CASHIER 3 , 532
CHEF 5,381
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 2,320
BUSGIRL 2,302
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 1,589
177
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM JULY 1
TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
HOUSE RESTAURANT (CONT'D)
WILLIAMS, RUTH
WILSON, CHARLES W.
WILSON, GEORGE F.
WILSON, PATRICIA ANN
WILSON, REGINALD T.
WISE, MABEL V.
WOOD, SARAH E.
WOODS, JAMES H.
YOUNG, IRELIA
YOUNG, MARY E.
SALAD GIRL $2,0l*l*.26
WAITER 1 , 062 . 90
WAITER 1,03A. 62
BUSGIRL 857. 36
WAITER 221 . 00
KITCHEN WORKER GENERAL 1,691.17
GRILL GIRL-COUNTER GIRL 2,709.1*7
WAITER 1 , 348 . 19
COUNTER GIRL 2,276.02
COUNTER GIRL 1,830. 7U
TOTAL $500,92U. 52
\
HOUSE BARBER SHOPS (EMPLOYEE'S SHARE OF RECEIPTS)
ALLEN, JOHN M.
BOLYARD, DAVID R.
BROWN, MALCOLM S.
CAREY, DELLA T.
CAREY, LAWRENCE H.
DiPOMPO, JOSEPH
FEATHERSTONE, ROBERT G.
FOX, THOMAS W.
HANSBOROUGH, MORRISON C.
KUSER, EUGENE J.
MfcMILLIAN, GARFIELD F.
QUATTRONE, JOSEPH P.
SOUTHERLAND, ELONZIA B.
SWAN, EVELYN
SUTT, ROBERT T.
TUNSTALL, FORREST C.
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER. . . .'.
MANICURIST.
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
BARBEE
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
BARBER
MANICURIST.
BARBER
BARBER
TOTAL
fc 826.51*
1*76.62
550.85
21*8.38
929. 31*
1,171*. 1*1
1*33.28
785.67
573.06
852.26
753.70
696.76
368.38
57.75
1,096.56
1,926.05
$11,739.61
178
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
OFFICE OF THE SPEAKER
Salaries for 6 months.. $100,305.76
Refunds and adjustments (200.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 100,105.76
OFFICE OF THE PARLIAMENTARIAN
1971
Sept. 30 2228 Lewis Deschler , for the preparation of the "Digest of Rules of the U.S. House of Representa-
tives," authorized by the Legislative Appropriation Act of 1971, P.L. 92-51, approved
July 9, 1971 2,000.00
Salaries for 6 months 78,270.36
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 80,270.36
COMPILATION OF PRECEDENTS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Salaries for 6 months 7,101.60
OFFICE OF THE CHAPLAIN
Salaries for 6 months... 9,884.40
OFFICE OF THE CLERK
July 8 137 Macy B. O'Brien, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Richard W. O'Brien. 495.20
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 495.20
Salaries for 6 months 1,390,054.13
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 1,390,054.13
OFFICE OF THE SERGEANT AT ARMS
Nov. 4 3171 Mary-Ann Caporossi and Jo-Ann Bassing, payment of unpaid compensation due to death
of Thomas Onofrio 188.60
12 3337 Marjorie J. McManious, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of William
Russell McManious 181.77
Salaries for 6 months... „• 2,048,832.82
Total paid from 1972 appropriations ..2,049,203.19
OFFICE OF THE DOORKEEPER
Refunds and adjustments (264.98)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations (264.98)
Salaries for 6 months 1,386,149.24
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 1,386,149.24
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER
Salaries for 6 months.. 21.45
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 21.45
Substitute messengers:
July 30 716 Robert A. Ahem 80.83
717 William Hubbard 145.49
718 James G. Kincheloejr 16.17
719 Johnny G. McRae... 16.17
Aug. 31 1418 Michael T. Bouchlis 107.77
1419 Ernest Bowie 161.66
1420 Delton B. Braithwait - 161.66
1421 Joseph A. Braun _ _ 32.33
1422 Joseph Comelli 21.55
1423 FrancisX. Craven _ _ 161.66
1424 Richard N. Hodgens 37.72
1425 Reynold D. Kramer _ _ 59.28
1426 James B. Mayberry - - 70.05
1427 Robert NargL. 59.28
1428 Orlandus M. Northington... 75.44
1429 Oren G. Perry 150.88
1430 Richard C. Streett 32.33
1431 John B.Vinson 37.72
179
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SAURIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
OFFICE OF THE POSTMASTER— Continued
1971
Oct. 4 2400 George M. Bowman $80.83
2401 Delton B. Braithwait. 129.33
2402 William L.Gibson. 113.16
2403 Richard Hodgens 161.66
2404 William Hubbard 113.16
2405 DouglasS. James 32.33
2406 Mose McCoy. _ ._ 161.66
2407 Joseph F. Moore 64.66
2408 William E. Paxton.... 53.89
2409 Oren G. Perry 37.72
2410 Joseph D. Roberts 16.17
2411 Richard C. Streett 64.66
29 2941 George M. Bowman 137.95
2942 Richard Hodgens 172.44
2943 Douglas S.James 34.49
2944 Mose McCoy - 245.25
2945 Johnny G. McRae 19.16
2946 Joseph F. Moore 19.16
2947 Joseph D. Roberts 34.49
2948 Richard C. Streett.... _ 68.98
Nov. 30 3770 George M. Bowman 103.46
3771 EricJohn Bystrom 114.96
3772 Lloyd Courembis 34.49
3773 Richard Hodgens 103.46
3774 Mose McCoy _ 34.49
3775 Joseph F. Moore 84.30
3776 Orlandus Marvin Northington 68.98
3777 Robert G. Olchak 49.82
3778 Richard B. Sardegna 84.30
3779 Richard C. Streett 68.98
Total paid substitute messengers 3,936.38
Salaries for 6 months... 381, C53. 67
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 384,990.05
COMMITTEE EMPLOYEES
Refunds and adjustments 3,400.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 3,400.00
Salaries for 6 months 3,724,518.78
Refunds and adjustments 2,333.32
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. _ 3,726,852.10
MINORITY EMPLOYEES
Salaries for 6 months 99, 673. 86
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE
July 2 24 IBM Corp., rental for MC Selectric typewriter, May 1971 175.00
19 371 John E. Barriere, reimbursement for expenses incurred as clerk of the committee, April-
June 1971__ -.-- 48.55
372 Iris W. Vaughn, reimbursement for expenses incurred as secretary of the committee,
April-June 1971 30.80
20 386 International Press Clipping Bureau, Inc., reimbursement for clipping service, June 18,
1971 775.00
Aug. 3 864 IBM Corp., rentaf for MC Selectric typewriter, June 1971 175.00
6 983 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, November 1970 and
January-April 1971 33.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 1,237.35
July 20 377 District Delivery Service, for New York Times, July-September 1971 21.50
Sept. 15 1890 IBM Corp., rentai for MC Selectric typewriter, July 1971 175.00
27 2120 District Delivery Service, reimbursement for New York Times, October-December 1971... 13. 75
2125 IBM Corp., rental for MC Selectric typewriter, August 1971 175.00
Oct. 22 2790 John E. Barriere, reimbursement for expenses incurred as clerk of the committee, July-
September 1971 - 39.68
2791 Iris W. Vaughn, reimbursement for expenses incurred as secretary of the committee, July-
September 1971 17.20
Dec. 1 3904 Congressional Quarterly Service, 1-year renewal 7o'nn
3917 Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services, Sept. 30, 1971 - 13. 00
180
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
HOUSE DEMOCRATIC STEERING COMMITTEE— Continued
1971
Dec. 20 4521 District Delivery Service, subscription to New York Times, January-March 1971... $21.50
IBM Corp., rental for MC Selectric typewriter installed in Speaker's office:
4532 October 1971 _ 175.00
4533 September 1971 _ 175.00
29 4923 National Journal, 2-year renewal subscription 375.00
Salaries for 6 months.. _ 26,059.50
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 27,405.13
HOUSE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
Reimbursement to stationery account:
July 2 25 John B.Anderson, M.C., June 8, 1971 162.73
26 Barber B. Conable, M.C., June 8, 1971 23.76
27 John J. Rhodes, M.C., May 1971 _ 18.43
6 89 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, April 1971 44.50
9 153 Barber B. Conable, M.C., reimburse stationery account 15.27
15 335 New York Times, subscriptions, January 1971 150.00
Little, Brown & Co., 1 copy of Labor Law Cases, May 28, 1971 16.99
Congressional Information Service, subscriptions and binders, June 14, 1971 560.00
Washington Post, 2 subscriptions, June 30-Dec. 31, 1971 45.00
District Delivery Service, 4 subscriptions to New York Times, July-September 1971 113.50
20 387 John B. Anderson, M.C., reimburse stationery account 32.76
22 474 Human Events, subscription for 67 issues 15.00
Brookings Institution, books and pamphlets 16.C8
476 International City Management Association, 1971 Municipal Year Book 17.50
Government Printing Office, 2 books for Research Committee 2.00
Congressional Quarterly, 2 books 12.95
Brookings Institution, subscription 5.00
27 522 John J. Rhodes, M.C., reimburse stationery account 10.71
585 American Bar Association, Criminal Stds. Study 14.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long distance calls, May 1971 55.55
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services. _ 268.35
28 667 Xerox Corp., meter usage.. _ 199.39
Aug. 18 1204 EPRC Publications, copy of Alternative Futures for Learning 5.00
McGraw Hill Publications Co., 1 copy of Electrical World 10.00
Oil & Gas Journal, 1-year subscription. 30.00
National Associations of Educational Broadcasters, 3 publications... 9.00
31 1433 Barber B. Conable, M.C., reimbursement for stationery expense, May 1971 4.00
Sept. 1 1623 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, June 1971... 47.83
9 1781 Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services, June 1971 455.00
Xerox Corp.:
1796 Discount chargeback, July 30, 1971 6.17
15 1895 Past due bill for meter usage and equipment placemsnt, May-June 1969... 90.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 2,456.47
Reimbursement for stationery expenses :
Aug. 26 1354 John J. Rhodes, M.C -- 21.90
1355 John B. Anderson, M.C -... -- 92.77
31 1434 Barber B. Conable, M.C, July 1971 - — 23.58
Sept. 2 1675 Gallup Management Research, Inc., 1 copy of Gallup Opinion Index 28.00
Congressional Staff Directory - -- 9-85
American Association of School Administrators, 1 copy of Man, Education and Man-
power.
6.00
Visual Systems Co., Inc., art supplies for charts 43.70
3 1708 Chesapeake* Potomac TelephoneCo.,official telephoneservice,July 1971 45.09
7 1716 Congressional Quarterly, 1-year subscription 144.00
Ancorp National Services, Inc., 6-month subscription to Chicago Tribune 39. 00
Washington Post, subscription, Aug. 31, 1971-Feb. 29, 1972 67.50
Sidney Kramer Books, 1 copy of Private Wealth and Public Education 12.95
Library of Contemporary Education - - 15.36
Reimbursement to stationery account: „ ,.
9 1779 John B.Anderson, M.C. - - 39.54
1780 Barber B. Conable, M.C - 29.47
1782 Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services, July 1971 -- 31b. 20
10 1808 Savile Book Shop, Inc - --- 7.45
Sidney Kramer Books -- - oinn
Human Events, subscription j - ««S2
15 1896 XeroxCorp., past due bills.. - - «f-Jf
24 2106 John J. Rhodes, M.C, reimburse stationery account 23.1b
Oct. 22 2799 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service ooo'nn
2830 Congressional Quarterly Service, 2 subscriptions 288.00
Nov. 5 3195 District Delivery Service, 3-month subscription to New York Times, October-December •
1971- - 113.50
American Society for Public Administration, subscription 25. 00
Congressional Quarterly, Inc., subscription - - - - **. 8b
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services. - JS'oi
12 3345 John B. Anderson, M.C, reimbursement for miscellaneous stationery items icfni
3346 Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 261. Ob
181
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SAURIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
HOUSE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE— Continued
1971
Nov. 19 3653 Xerox Corp., meter usage $444.55
Congressional Quarterly, I nc, Guide to the Congress of the U.S 35. 00
26 3730 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service.. 90.88
Center for Law & Education, Peaceful Uses of Educational Vouchers .75
Dec. 2 4031 Reimburse stationery account:
John B. Anderson, M.C 32.41
John J. Rhodes, M.C. _ 12! 37
Barber B. Conable, M.C !!!__!" 22! 71
4032 Ripon Society, Ripon Forum. " lo!6o
Newsweek, 3-year subscription. _ _ " 28! 00
National Journal, 2 subscriptions .. .. 200.00
10 4228 Xerox Corp., meter usage '_ 303! 78
Reimburse stationery account:
16 4434 Barber B. Conable, M.C. 12.93
John B. Anderson, M.C 64 93
20 4650 John J. Rhodes, M.C _ !_."/... 11.97
22 4700 Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services _ _ 54.05
4735 American Political Report, 1-year subscription 85. 0G
Chicago Tribune, 1-year subscription. 52.00
National Association of Educational Broadcasters, 1-year subscription. _ 10.00
4736 Reimburse stationery account:
John B. Anderson, M.C _ _ 27.60
Barber B. Conable, M.C _ 15.13
4746 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 93.27
John B. Anderson, M.C, reimburse stationery account 45.55
28 4772 Broadcasting, 1-year subscription... _ 14.00
District Delivery, subscriptions 113.50
Congressional Quarterly, binders _ 15.00
R. R. Bowker Co., Who s Who in American Politics _ 29.50
Salaries for 6 months 18, 182.88
Total paid from 1972 appropriations... 22,475.24
MAJORITY LEADER
Hale Boggs, M.C:
Official expenses for the months of—
Aug. 2 859 July 1971. _. 250.00
Sept. 1 1647 August 1971.... "" "" 250.00
Oct. 7 2496 September 1971. . . . 250.00
Nov. 3 3095 October 1971.. " . "., 250.00
Dec. 2 4017 November 1971 . . 250.00
20 4478 Decemberl971 250.00
Salaries for 6 months 68,044.92
Total paid from 1972 appropriations... 69,544.92
MINORITY LEADER
Gerald R. Ford, M.C:
Official expenses for the months of—
July 30 734 July 1971 . . 250.00
Sept. 7 1714 August 1971.. 250.00
Oct. 1 2392 September 1971 _ 250.00
Nov. 9 3222 October 1971. . 250.00
30 3740 November 1971. . . 250.00
Dec. 20 4479 December 1971 250.00
Salaries for 6 months... _ 50,944.50
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 52,444.50
OFFICE OF THE MAJORITY WHIP
Salaries for 6 months _ 52,032.45
OFFICE OF THE MINORITY WHIP
Salaries for 6 months 40,594.86
MAJORITY AND MINORITY PRINTING CLERKS
Salaries for 6 months _ 11,587.32
OFFICIAL REPORTERS OF DEBATES
Salaries for 6 months 203,272.38
OFFICIAL REPORTERS TO COMMITTEES
Salaries for 6 months ._ 80.01
Total paid from 1971 appropriations... 80.01
Salaries for 6 months 246,559.38
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 246,559.38
Date
No.
1971
July 2
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
15
252
182
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS
Brookings Institution, 1 copy of Setting National Priorities, 1972, June 7, 1971 $3. 13
Consumer & Marketing Service, USDA:
Reimbursement for personnel services-
July 1-Oct. 23, 1970 . .. 7,664.72
July 12-Aug. 7,1970- _ _ 1,257.00
Federal Bureau of Investigation, reimbursement for personnel services. May 1971 . 54,130.03
General Services Administration, miscellaneous stationery items, Apr. 26, 1971 12. 94
U.S. Department of Agriculture:
Reimbursement for personnel services —
Jan. 1-Feb. 19, 1971 . 2,524.31
Feb. 22-Apr. 30, 1971 __ _ 1,998.62
U.S. General Accounting Office, reimbursement for personnel services, April 1971 1,677.80
Leroy R. Kirkpatrick, 3+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel,
round trip, from Washington, D.C., to San Antonio, Tex., June 20-23, 1971; and ground
transportation in Washington, D.C., December-June 1971 171.75
19 353 Cornelius R. Anderson, 6+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel,
round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., June 4-19, 1971; and ground
transportation in Washington, D.C., April-June 1971__ ._ 357.29
Frank Parsons Paper Co., Inc., paper supplies, May 31, 1971. 34.72
American Photocopy Equipment Co., machine repair, June 30, 1971 15.00
General Services Administration:
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 7, 1971.. _ _ 11.46
Reimbursement for personnel services, Aug. 17, 1970-Feb. 26, 1971 12,667. 17
Xerox Corp., meter usage, Apr. 28-May 28, 1971. 146.02
Federal Bureau of Investigation, reimbursement for personnel services, June 1971 60,279.80
National Airlines, Inc., official travel for Members and staff, June 15, 1971 . 11. 18
General Services Administration, reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel
on official business, April 1971 _ 152.71
Pacific Southwest Airlines, official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 _. 16.00
U.S. General Accounting Office, reimbursement for official travel expenses, May 2-20, 1971. 701. 42
Northwest Airlines, Inc., official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 680.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service-
April 1971.. _ __ 14.62
May 1971. _ 45.61
General Services Administration, reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for
travel on official business, Mar. 22-31, 1971 90.41
Xerox Corp., meter usage, June 1971 163.19
Avis Rent-A-Car System, Inc., reimbursement for car furnished staff member on official
business, Apr. 12-15, 1971 69.44
General Services Administration:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members on official business-
June 13-16, 1971 65.93
Apr. 12-16, 1971 71.61
Jan. 21-22 and Apr. 11-14, 1971 62. 13
June 15-17, 1971 20.66
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, Aug. 18, 1971 125. 81
General Services Administration:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members on official business-
Apr. 14-16,1971 45.54
June 19-23, 1971 64.81
June 2-4, 1971.... 45.38
June 14-15, 1971 94.06
June 13-19, 1971.... _ _ 95.61
Reimbursement for personnel services:
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, May-June 1971.. 2,275.55
Central Intelligence Agency, Mar. 22-June 30, 1971 5,770.44
National Bureau of Standards, June 14-30, 1971... 1,542.00
U.S. Department of the Interior, Feb. 23-June 30, 1971 __ 5,836.29
Refunds and adjustments (44.00)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 160,968.16
Advance of travel funds for official trip, Aug. 4, 1971:
Aug. 13 1150 Cornelius R. Anderson . _ 750.00
1151 Leroy R. Kirkpatrick _ _ 750.00
Sept. 1 1637 Xerox Corp., installation of Xerox developer, June 24, 1971 _ 13.30
8 1725 Willie C. Law, 5+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on official travel,
from Washington, D.C., to Dallas and San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 1-6, 1971 212.25
9 1769 Braniff Airways, Inc., official travel for Members and staff, July 21, 1971.... 274.00
1770 Federal Bureau of Investigation, for personnel services, July 1971... 59,767.46
1771 General Binding Corp., 500 Cerlox plastic bindings, July 29, 1971 32.15
1776 General Services Administration, miscellaneous office supplies, July 15, 1971. 29.76
National Aeronautics & Space Administration:
Reimbursement for personnel services—
1777 July 1971 - 717.95
1778 July 5-31, 1971 1,817.85
1795 Xerox Corp., meter usage, July 1971 142.10
24 2103 Federal Bureau of I nvestigation, personnel services, August 1971 70, 643. 15
2104 Hertz Corp., reimbursement for car furnished staff member on official business, Aug. 29-
Sept.3, 1971 123.46
20
384
27
518
519
520
28
666
Aug.
3
861
862
5
921
922
923
924
6
981
982
1/
1182
18
1236
Sept,
. 9
1768
1772
1773
1774
1775
1783
15
1899
Oct.
18
2578
Nov.
10
3291
3292
3293
1?
334?
Dec.
14
4352
4362
4365
183
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS— Continued
National Aeronautics & Space Administration, for personnel services, July 1971 $1,065.44
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, July 1971 40. 15
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., mimeo paper, July 20, 1971 49.20
National Aeronautics & Space Administration:
Reimbursement for personnel services-
August 1971 666.50
Do ._ ._ 2,254.13
Aug. 2-6,1971 .-.. 890.98
U.S. General Accounting Office, official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 2-5, 1971 249.42
Willie C. Law, advance of travel funds for trip to the Far East on official business, Oct. 12,
1971. __ .... 750.00
Xerox Corp., meter usage, July 30-Sept. 5, 1971 94.60
Cornelius R. Anderson; 31J4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on
travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to London, England; Stuttgart, Heidelberg,
Frankfurt, Berlin, Hamburg, Wiesbaden and Munich, Germany; Copenhagen, Denmark;
and Newport News, Va., Aug. 20-Sept. 24, 1971 —
Per diem expenses 1,122.25
Less advance travel funds _ 750.00
Date
No.
1971
Sept. 24
2105
30
2232
Oct. 18
2577
2579
2580
2581
2582
20
2786
22
2810
27
2868
372. 25
2869 Leroy R. Kirkpatrick, 34 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel,
round trip, from Washington, D.C., to London, England; Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Heidelberg,
West Berlin, Wiesbaden and Munich, Germany; and Madrid, Spain, Aug. 20-Sept. 23,
1971 —
Per diem expenses. $1,163.25
Less advance travel funds 750.00
413.25
Nov. 10 3289 Federal Bureau of Investigation, reimbursement for personnel services, September 1971_. 73,798.10
General Services Administration:
3290 Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business, Aug.
1-6,1971 __ 65.35
3294 Miscellaneous stationery items, Aug. 12-19, 1971 39.93
National Aeronautics & Space Administration:
Reimbursement for personnel services—
3295 September 1971 ___ .....•_. 2,254.13
3296 Do 780.45
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business:
12 3339 Avis Rent-A-Car, Sept. 26, 1971.. 18.50
3340 General Services Administration, Sept. 1-4, 1971 __ 29.95
3341 National Airlines, Inc., official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 24,1971 54.00
30 3750 General Services Administration, reimbursement for personnel services, July 19-Oct. 16,
1971 6,174.27
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business:
3751 General Services Administration, Aug. 28-Sept. 1, 1971 41. 12
3752 Hertz International, Ltd., Oct. 12-15, 1971 65.79
3753 Hertz Corp., Oct. 3-7, 1971... 91.31
3754 National Aeronautics & Space Administration, reimbursement for personnel services,
Sept. 7-16, 1971. 1,328.83
Dec. 1 3896 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, August 1971 61.45
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage—
3979 September 1971.... , .--- 58.20
4229 October 1971 - - 95.04
Reimbursement for personnel services:
14 4353 Central Intelligence Agency, July 1-Oct. 1,1971 5,296.14
4354 Defense Contract Audit Agency, Sept. 27-Oct. 31, 1971.... 2,457.25
4355 Federal Bureau of Investigation, October 1971 81,235.20
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business:
4356 General Services Administration, Aug. 2-4, 1971 40.95
4357 Hertz Corp., Nov. 3-4, 1971. ---. 30. 53
4358 Headquarters, U.S. Army Audit Agency, reimbursement for personnel services, Oct. 12-31,
1971 ! ----- 726.31
4359 National Journal, 1-year subscription beginning Jan. 1, 1972 200.00
Reimbursement for personnel services:
National Aeronautics & Space Administration:
4360 October 1971 — - 1,038.75
4361 Do __- - 2,254.13
4363 Naval Audit Service, Oct. 12-31,1971 937.44
4364 Pan American World Airways, Inc., official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 12, 1971 4,153.12
Reimbursement for personnel services:
4366 U.S. Department of the Interior, July 1-Aug. 21, 1971 - - 1,855.92
4367 Department of the Treasury, July 25-Sept. 30, 1971 3,882.34
20 4492 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, September 1971 23.74
4560 Cornelius R. Anderson, 3JK days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on
travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Honolulu, Hawaii, and
Hong Kong, Oct. 20-Nov. 19, 1971 1. 101. 50
4561 Leroy R. Kirkpatrick, 5% days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel,
round trip, from Washington, D.C., to San Juan, P.R. and St. Croix, V.I., Nov. 28-Dec. 3,
1971....:.. . - 247.65
184
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS— Continued
1971
Dec. 22 4699 Willie C. Law, 32^£ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round
trip, from Alexandria, Va., to Los Angeles, Calif., Honolulu, Hawaii, Bangkok, Thailand,
Hong Kong, Seoul, Korea, and Tokyo, Japan, Oct. 21-23, 1971, plus ground transporta-
tion for September-November 1971 —
Total travel expenses _ $1, 106.60
Less advance travel funds 750.00
$356. 60
29 4851 Agency for International Development, reimbursement for personnel services. Sept. 13-
Oct. 2,1971 2,000.39
4852 Avis Rent-A-Car System, Inc., reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on
official business, Dec. 3-7, 1971. _ 83.96
Reimbursement for personnel services:
4853 Defense Contract Audit Agency, Nov. 1-30, 1971 2,162.38
4854 DHEW-HSMHA-NCHSRD, Aug. 15-Sept. 30, 1971 4,241.45
4855 Federal Bureau of Investigation, Nov. 1-30, 1971. 102,805.59
General Services Administration:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business—
4856 Aug. 18-20. 1971 69.67
4857 Oct. 3 and 5, and Sept. 12 and 18,1971 _ 485.54
Reimbursement for personnel services—
4858 Oct 17-Nov. 13, 1971... 1,828.01
4859 Oct. 18-Nov. 13,1971 _ _. 2,024.33
4860 Headquarters, U.S. Army Audit Agency, reimbursement for personnel services, Nov. 1-30,
1971_ _ _ .._ 1,229.14
4861 McGraw-Hill Publications Co., 1-year subscription to Aviation Week _ 20.00
4862 Military Airlift Command, official travel for staff members, Nov. 17, 1971 50.00
National Aeronautics & Space Administration:
Reimbursement for personnel services—
4863 Oct. 4-29, 1971 _._ _ 2,794.13
4864 Nov. 1-30, 1971.... _ 1,243.05
4865 Do... 2,254.13
4866 General Accounting Office, official travel for staff members, Aug. 20-Sept. 24 and Oct.
12-21,1971 2,586.41
4867 U.S. News & World Report, 15 1-year renewal subscriptions for 1972 180.00
General Services Administration:
Miscellaneous stationery items—
4913 Oct. 7,1971 _ _ _ 5.70
4914 Sept. 28-29,1971.... _ _ 31.93
Northwest Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff—
4925 Aug. 17,1971 _ _ 2,294.40
4926 Nov. 23,1971 243.00
Salaries for 6 months _ 64,191.45
Refunds and adjustments (81.10)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 525,656.90
OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL
July 2 55 Beverly Martinez, services rendered under contract, June 10-30, 1971 428.75
6 86 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., 1 copy of Developing Labor Law, June 14, 1971 24.85
88 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, May 1971 13.20
8 131 West Publishing Co., miscellaneous publications, June 11, 1971 1,503.50
27 521 Selective Service Law Reporter, vol. 4, June 10, 1971 _ 40.00
Aug. 5 925 H. W.Wilson Co., 1-year subscription to Index to Legal Periodicals, July 1971-72 35.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage—
6 973 January-March 1971 2,352.16
974 June 1971 979.79
979 April-June 1971 1,496.15
984 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, June 1971. 4.45
10 1064 Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items, June 1971 443.52
13 1152 West Publishing Co., Lockhart K & C Const AC 3d, June 30, 1971 17.50
Sept. 15 1898 Xerox Corp., developer, June 3,1971 42.75
Oct. 22 2829 West Publishing Co., U.S. Code Annotated— complete set with 1970 pocket parts, June 22,
1971 378.00
Refunds and adjustments (33.00)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 7,726.62
WilliamS. Wilson, reimbursement to petty cash fund, July 7, 1971 100.00
Dennis & Co., Inc., Georgetown Law Journal, vol. 46, Nos. 2 and 3, July 7, 1971 — 7.50
Wall Street Journal , 2-year subscription, September 1971-72— - 68. 00
Shepard's Citations, vol. 2, 1943-71 supplement to Case Edition 1943 and vol. 3, Case Edi-
tion 1943-71, Aug. 3, 1971 - — - 65.00
Sept. 14 1862 Government Printing Office, 1-year subscription of monthly Catalog of U.S. Government
Publications. Aug. 5, 1971.. _ _ ---- ---- 7.00
1863 Harvard Law Review, vol. 85 of Harvard Law Review, Sept. 3, 1971 12.50
July
20
385
Aug.
3
863
17
1183
26
1356
185
SALARIES OF OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM
JULY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 1971— Continued
Date No. SALARIES AND EXPENSES— OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES Amount
OFFICE OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL-Continued
1971 Office Supply Service, office supplies:
Sept. 15 1892 July 1971 $57 86
1893 August 1971 _.. 144.90
1900 West Publishing Co., 1 copy each of Federal Supplement 317-321 and Federal Reporter
431-435, July 29, 1971 _ 140.00
22 2019 Government Printing Office, 20 copies of Government Organization Manual, Aug. 31, 1971. 60.00
28 2187 Xerox Corp., meter usage and accessory basic use charge, July-August 1971 1,231.51
Oct. 4 2418 Commerce Clearing House, Inc., 1-year subscription to Taxes, The Tax Magazine, August
1971-72 __.. 15.00
18 2583 American University Law Review, 1 copy of The Modernization of Justice in the District
of Columbia, part II, Sept. 17, 1971 .._ .".. 2.50
2584 New York University Law Review, April 1971 Law Review, Sept. 20, 1971... 2. 50
22 2811 Xerox Corp., reimbursement for discounts taken past allowable time, Sept. 18, 1971.. 72.74
Nov. 10 3297 Xerox Corp., meter usage, Oct. 9, 1971 942.51
12 3343 Commerce Clearing House, Inc., 2 copies of Congressional Index 1972, Nov. 5, 1971 340.00
3344 Shepard's Citations, Shepard's U.S. Administrative Citations— Bound Supplement, Nov. 5,
1971 35.00
Reimbursement of expenses incurred on official committee business, Nov. 9-10, 1971:
17 3424 Lawrence E. Filson 70.99
3425 RobertR. Nordhaus.... 67.86
3486 Xerox, foot pedal switch, Oct. 31, 1971 __ 20.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
3499 August 1971 29.80
3500 September 1971 1.05
3529 Office Supply Service, miscellaneous supplies, September 1971 _ 69.31
19 3618 Lawrence E. Filson, reimbursement of expenses incurred on official committee business,
Nov. 15-16, 1971.. ._ 49.53
3622 Harvard University, Harvard Journal on Legislation, Oct. 15, 1971 7. 50
24 3700 Roger D. Young, reimbursement of expenses incurred on official committee business,
Nov. 15-16, 1971 44.78
Dec. 3 4042 David E. Meade, reimbursement for expenses incurred on recruiting trip to the Universities
of Southern California, U.C.L.A., Berkeley, Stanford, and Hastings, Calif., Nov. 10-20,
1971. _ 334.50
8 4096 Commerce Clearing House, Inc., Code and Regulations 1972, Nov. 5, 1971 64.00
4097 Lawrence E. Filson, reimbursement for expenses incurred on recruiting trip to Yale Uni-
versity, New Haven, Conn., Nov. 28-29, 1971 66.35
4098 Ward M. Hussey, reimbursement for expenses incurred on recruiting trip to Universities of
Southern California, U.C.L.A., Berkeley, Stanford, and Hastings, Calif., Nov. 9-21, 1971. 350.26
4100 Roger D. Young, reimbursement for expenses incurred on recruiting trip to Yale University,
New Haven, Conn., Nov. 28-29, 1971 _ _.. 72.21
4101 Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 1 118.39
10 4227 Xerox Corp., meter usage, October 1971 808.84
20 4526 Eastern Airlines, Inc., official travel for staff, Nov. 15, 1971 152.00
4537 Penn Central Transportation Co., official travel for staff, Nov. 9, 1971 34.00
29 4936 Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items, November 1971 76.08
4943 West Publishing Co., 1 copy each of United States Code Annotated Index D & K, Federal
Reporter vol. 441, and Federal Supplement vols. 325 and 326, Nov. 24, 1971... 53.00
Salaries for 6 months _ 305, 150.88
Total paid from 1972 appropriations : 310,945.85
ATTENDING PHYSICIAN— TECHNICAL ASSISTANT
Salaries for 6 months - 10,413.54
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS. SALARIES AND EXPENSES-OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. __ _ 176, 120.28
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 10,807,217.16
Total 10,983,337.44
1971
Sept. 23
2043
Oct. 4
2393
2394
Nov. 12
3335
3336
26
3726
Dec. 10
4186
4187
186
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. CLERK HIRE, MEMBERS, RESIDENT COMMISSIONER, AND DELEGATE Amount
Refunds and adjustments ($39.08)
Total paid from 1970 appropriations (39.08)
Salaries for 6 months 2,368.08
Refunds and adjustments (846.00)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 1,522.08
Agnes J. Higgins:
Payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Mary C. Higgins 1, 592. 44
Lullis K. Cook, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Clair M. Cook 115. 00
Lewie Tabor, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Esta Tabor. 537.51
Natole G. Brais, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Janet O. Dent 525.00
Mary Giffen Wheeler, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of William W.
Giffen _ 1,575.00
Julie Nakkula, pay ment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Walter G. Nakkula 43.06
Helen M. Alberts, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of Alfred E. Alberts 304. 05
Barbara D. Bremner, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of William C.
Bremner 51.39
4188 Thomas B. and Nellie V. Jimerfield, payment of unpaid compensation due to the death of
Joyce E. Jimerfield 275.00
Salariesfor 6 months 28,346,705.78
Refunds and adjustments... (15,508.36)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 28,336,215.87
ATTENDING PHYSICIAN
1971
July 6 107 Air Products & Chemicals $4.45
A. J. Buck &Son, Inc. •_ 56.40
Arcum Pharmaceutical Corp 36.00
Cenco 226.95
Eli Lilly & Co... ._ 256.08
Scientific Products 42.16
108 Bialek's Medical Arts Pharmacy 1,365.03
Woman Surgical Supply Co 6.95
Parke-Davis 15.66
Smith, Kline & French _ _._ 124.13
19 368 Robert F. Moran, reimbursement for expenses incurred purchasing supplies for the office
of Attending Physician, June 17-29, 1971 23.48
26 504 A. J. Buck& Son, Inc 48.95
Beuchler's 31.50
Canalco.... 138.00
Curtin Scientific Co 80.00
Lewis Associates, Inc 28.00
Picker Corp. 35.20
29 700 Rufus J. Pearson, M.D., reimbursement for official travel expenses, 1 way, to attend the
American College of Physicians, Advances in Internal Medicine— Perspectives and
Horizons, from Washington, D.C.,to Banff, Canada, June 22-25 and 28-30, 1971. 556.50
Aug. 9 1021 Commanding Officer, National Naval Medical Center 2,887.86
Henry B. Gilpin Co.... 230.79
Polaroid Corp 220.00
Schering _ 84.94
Wyeth Laboratories 135.36
Scientific Products... 12.50
11 1117 Johnson & Johnson.. 276.23
Merck, Sharp & Dohme 145.35
S. Livingston & Son. Inc 336.00
S & W X-ray Chemical Service, Inc 52.90
Sept.22 2008 Air Products & Chemicals. 28.14
Bialek's. 656.83
Cenco 502.00
Defense Personnel Support Center 302.70
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. 8,947.04
July 29 699 Rufus J. Pearson. M.D., reimbursement for official travel expenses, 1 way, to attend the
American College of Physicians, Advances in Internal Medicine— Perspectives and
Horizons, from Banff, Canada, to Washington, D.C., July 1-3,1971 277.38
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, July 31, 1971 :
30 724 PaulC. Carpenter, M.D... 200.00
725 James A. Gary 200.00
726 Millard J. Gomez 200.00
727 Richard L. Mallea 200.00
728 R.J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Physician, as authorized, July 31, 1971 1,000.00
187
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN Amount
1971 Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, July 31, 1971:
July 30 729 J. Brian Sheedy, M.D $200.00
730 Ellsworth J.Shegonee 200.00
731 William F. Wroda 200.00
Aug. 11 1118 Henry B. Gilpin Co - - 526.40
Parke-Davis 1,170.00
Worthington Biochemical Corp 42.75
17 1193 Robert F. Moran, reimbursement for expenses incurred purchasing supplies for office of
Attending Physician, July 6-28, 1971 99.01
1194 J. Brian Sheedy, M.D., reimbursement for expenses incurred on official travel to Denver,
Colo., to attend American College of Physicians, Post Graduate Course, July 25-29, 1971 . . 437. 00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Aug. 31, 1971:
31 1410 Paul C. Carpenter, M.D - 200.00
1411 James A. Gary . 200.00
1412 Millard J. Gomez 200.00
1413 Richard L. Mallea. - 200.00
1414 R. J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Physician, as authorized, Aug. 31, 1971 1, 000. 00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Aug. 31, 1971 :
1415 J. Brian Sheedy, M.D 200.00
1416 Ellsworth J.Shegonee 200.00
1417 William F. Wroda 200.00
Sept. 22 2005 Ayerst Laboratories _. 79.79
SchsringCorp _ 351.63
Charles C. Thomas, Publisher - 21.92
Wyeth Laboratories _ - 148.22
Year Book Medical Publishers.. _ _ 14.05
McGraw-Hill Book Co 14.11
2006 A.J. Buck - 136.55
A. H. Robins... 28.22
Eaton Laboratories.. 427.91
E. R. Squibb & Sons, Inc 160.75
Henry B. Gilpin Co 241.37
Lange Medical Publications _ 8.30
2007 Commanding Officer, National Naval Medical Center _. 1,782.00
Scientific Products... 5.75
S & W X-rav Chemical Service 34.75
W. B.Saunders Co 86.85
Westwood Pharmaceutics, Inc... 121.95
24 2055 Robert F. Moran, reimbursement for expenses incurred purchasing supplies for office of
Attending Physician, Aug. 4-Sept. 13, 1971. 99. 12
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Sept. 30, 1971 :
30 2197 Paul C. Carpenter, M.D 2G0.00
2198 James A. Gary 200.00
2199 Millard J. Gomez. 200.00
2200 Richard L. Mallea 200.00
2201 R.J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Phsyician, as authorized, Sept. 30, 1971 1,000.00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Sept. 30, 1971:
2202 Ellsworth J. Shegonee 200.00
2203 J. BrianSheedy, M.D... - 200.00
2204 William F. Wroda.... 200.00
Oct 18 2575 Robert F. Moran, reimbursementfor expenses incurred purchasing supplies for office of the
Attending Physician, Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 1971.. 58.61
19 2648 Dorsey Laboratories - - 359. 10
District Wholesale Drug Corp.. 553.62
Mead Johnson Laboratories 87.28
Pfizer Diagnostic Division. 110.50
S & W X-rav Chemical Service, Inc. - 54.00
William H. Rorer, Inc.. - 40.10
22 2841 Robert F. Moran, reimbursement for expenses incurred purchasing supplies for office of
the Attending Physician, Oct. 1-14, 1971. - 74.08
27 2880 Bethmont Surgical Supply Co. - 32.00
Ciba Pharmaceutical Co --- 57.74
Commanding Officer, National Naval Medical Center.. 1,870.93
Geigy Pharmaceuticals.. 51.22
Roche Laboratories - 103.49
Stuart Pharmaceuticals... - - 98.08
28 2885 Arcum Pharmaceutical Corp - 91-20
Eaton Laboratories 188. 16
Miller-Morton Co. - - 12-65
Physio-Control Corp... - - 2,725.00
Economics Press, Inc --- 30.96
Year Book Medical Publishers... _ - 3.00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Oct. 31, 1971:
29 2926 Paul C. Carpenter, M.D. - 200.00
2927 James A. Gary 200.00
2928 Millard J. Gomez 200.00
2929 Richard L. Mallea , 200.00
2930 R.J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Physician, as authorized, Oct. 31, 1971 1,000.00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Oct. 31, 1971 :
2931 J. Brian Sheedy, M.D 200.00
2932 Ellsworth J. Shegonee 200.00
2933 William F. Wroda - - 200.00
71-124—72 13
188
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. ATTENDING PHYSICIAN Amount
1971
Nov. 8 3199 American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Inc $19.80
American Medical Association ... 5.00
Chattanooga Pharmacal Co 22.32
Commanding Officer, National Naval Medical Center 1,615. 52
Scientific Products 320.40
W. B.Saunders Co 21.35
23 3687 Robert F. Moran, reimbursement for expenses incurred purchasing supplies for office of
the Attending Physician, Oct. 20-Nov. 15, 1971 47.13
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Nov. 30, 1971:
30 3741 Paul C. Carpenter, M.D 200.00
3742 James A. Gary - .- 200.00
3743 Millard J. Gomez_ 200.00
3744 Richard L Mallea 200.00
3745 R. J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Physician, as authorized, Nov. 30, 1971 1,000.00
Allowance as ?n assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Nov. 30, 1971 :
3746 J. BrianSheedy, M.D 200.00
3747 Ellsworth J. Shegonee 200.00
3748 William F. Wroda - 200.00
Dec. 10 4196 Commanding Officer, National Naval Medical Center 2,250.32
Dorsey 1,102.50
Profexray - 59.00
Roche Laboratories 127.23
Wyeth Laboratories.... 328.34
Year Book Medical Publishers 15.00
4197 Curtin Scientific Co 76.00
E. N. Rowell Co., Inc 216.00
J. A. Preston Corp 55.21
Schering Corp 732. 55
UDj'ohn Co — - -- 90.43
Worthington Biochemical Corp 66.23
4198 A. J. Buck & Son 190.85
Bialek's Medical Arts Supply 24.16
Drug Topics Red Book 30.00
Scientific Products 301.78
S & W Chemical Service, Inc.. 43.00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Dec. 31, 1971:
20 4480 Paul C. Carpenter, M.D 200.00
4481 James A. Gary.. 200.00
4482 Millard J. Gomez 200.00
4483 Richard L Mallea 200.00
4484 R. J. Pearson, M.D., allowance as Attending Physician, as authorized, Dec. 31, 1971 1,000.00
Allowance as an assistant to the Attending Physician, as authorized, Dec. 31, 1971:
4485 J. Brian Sheedy, M.D.... 200.00
4486 Ellsworth J. Shegonee 200.00
4487 William F. Wroda.. 200.00
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 35,077.62
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES
1971
July 2 43 Bell & Howell Co., 10 rolls of MD3 film and processing, Sergeant at Arms, May 26, 1971.. $48. 40
47 Rentex Linen Service, Office of the Doorkeeper, May 1971 79.80
68 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, reimbursement for medical services fur-
nished by the Public Health Service Outpatient Clinic to employees of the Office of the
Doorkeeper, March-April 1971 300.00
69 Rentex Linen Service, Office of the Doorkeeper, March-April 1971.. 85.80
6 72 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, House Post Office, March-April 1971 36.17
106 Arlington Paper Supply Co., Inc., paper cup dispensers 25. 50
George R. Keller, Inc., solvent 126.22
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., supplies 574.94
Colgate-Palmolive Co., hand soap 116.62
Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
Newspapers furnished the Speaker's Lobby—
8 132 June 197L. 258.40
133 May 1971... - 258.40
9 173 Ace Federal Reporters, Inc., stenographic reporting, Mar. 23-Apr. 27, 1971 225.50
174 John W. McCormack, M.C., reimbursement for official office expenses incurred outside the
District of Columbia, quarterly period ending June 30, 1971, pursuant to H. Res. 1238,91st
Congress 300.00
175 Office of Sergeant at Arms, to restore and adjust trust fund account provided for by H. Res.
465, P.L. 624,84th Congress, July 1, 1970-June 30, 1971 4.54
15 332 National Cash Register Co., forms. -. - 233.01
R. J.Sachs, repair and antique frames 255.00
Allied Plywood Corp., plywood for cabinetry 781. 70
West Publishing Co., U.S. Code Annotated ---- 18. 00
334 Sears, Roebuck 6 Co., towels and sheets 187.20
Hermes Plastics, Inc., engraving supplies 11.31
Crown Supply, Inc., custodial supplies — 130.09
189
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES— Continued
1971
July 20 397 Office Supply Service, for stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House
of Representatives, and others, June 1971 _.. $13,918.36
399 John W. McCormack, M.C., reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District
of Columbia, quarter ending June 30, 1971, pursuant to H. Res. 1238, 91st Congress 144. 30
21 430 Xerox Corp., supplies and materials, March-June 1971 1,060.38
Diebold, Inc., repair files 21.45
Hay Rubber Stamp Co., notary stamp 3. 60
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., Inc., pocket notary seal 12.00
Press Association, Inc., special city wire service, February-May 1971 528. 00
S.C.M. Corp., repair calculators, April-May 1971 _ 36.90
Washington Capital News Service, wire service, March-June 1971 360. 00
462 Library of Congress, lamination of Members' ID cards, April-June 1971 11. 50
463 Northwest Airlines, Inc., official travel for staff, Office of the Clerk, Mar. 1, 1971 176.00
Penn Central Transportation Co., official travel for staff, Office of the Clerk —
464 Apr. 30,1971 34.00
465 Feb. 5, 1971 34.00
26 505 George F. Cake Co., ammunition for training and issue to new men 980.00
Cappet Corp., canned dog food, dishes, dog combs and brushes 176.57
Philips Police Equipment Co., rawhide thongs and rubber rings for batons for new men... 57.78
Wayne Feed Supply Co., dry dog food 63.00
507 A & N Trading Co., Inc., 7 pairs of boots for K-9 training uniform. 106.06
Commercial Uniform Sales Corp., shirts, trousers and caps for K-9 training uniform 218. 75
Fargo International, blackjacks, conical batons and holsters 1,797.60
Potomac Rubber Co., 126 police raincoats with 88 on back order 2,376.36
Simon Atlas Sons, Inc., 200 Smith & Wesson service revolvers ._ 12,000.00
27 604 Eastern Airlines, Inc., official travel for staff, Office of the Clerk, May 18, 1971 26. 00
28 653 IBM Corp., transportation charge for equipment 7.50
672 Xerox Corp., meter usage 17.46
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 18.95
681 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, Office of theCierk, May-June 1971 57.92
Informatics, Inc.:
For services rendered as per contract—
684 May 1-28,1971 4,923.29
685 Mar. 27-Apr. 30,1971... 7,530.81
29 694 Supreme Equipment & Systems Corp., file boxes 59.40
Memorex Corp., magnetic tape and cartridges 750.00
IBM Corp., tab cards 130.60
30 720 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished to the House of Representatives as per
contract, June 1971 4,403.03
723 Chemistry Hall Laboratories, Inc., supplies 452.50
Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc., steel hampers 64.09
Aug. 3 886 Health, Education, & Welfare, medical services 468.00
4 914 A. B. Dick Co., paper and toner 233.50
Miles Glass Co., glass tops for desk and credenza 93.00
5 917 Westvaco, corrugated boxes 640.42
Supreme Equipment & Systems Corp., label holders for file system 25. 00
10 1052 General Services Administration, health benefits instructions, Mar. 31, 1971.. 2.20
1054 West Publishing Co., miscellaneous publications, Committee on the Judiciary, May 27,
1971 1,244.50
1057 Moore Business Forms, Inc 155.38
11 1122 Informatics, Inc., for services rendered under contract, Office of the Clerk, May 29-
June25, 1971 2,666.88
17 1179 Erdman Mfg. Corp., 1 dozen street leads for K-9 dogs 36.00
Hermes Plastics, Inc., 500 silver and 100 gold name plates 231.30
Muscatello's, sew 72 Sergeant strips and 214 flag pins 179.00
18 1203 V. H. Blackinton & Co., 199 sets of Private, 11 sets of Sergeant, and 4 sets of Lieutenant
badges 5,023.45
Fargo International, 214 batons... 353. 10
G & G Co., 250 Sergeant chevrons. 125.00
25 1296 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, House Post Office, May-June 1971 36.63
31 1466 Libraryof Congress, laminationof ID cards, Committee on House Administration, July 1971.. 3.00
West Publishing Co.:
1468 U.S. Code Annotated, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs 378.00
Sept. 9 1759 Pursuant to P.L. 90-392, providing for the procurement of the U.S. Code Annotated
for Members of the House of Representatives, Mar. 30-June 11, 1971 16, 590. 00
14 1872 Burroughs Corp., 20 rolls of paper, Sergeant at Arms, Sept. 3, 1971 50.40
20 1961 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, Joint Committee on
Congressional Operations 47. 20
22 2039 EveningStar Newspaper Co., aavertisements, Office of the Clerk, June 20, 1971 94.24
27 2144 Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items furnished John W. McCormack,
M.C.Jan. 7, 1971 29.24
Oct. 4 2396 G. & G. Co., Inc., shirts, visibility jackets, gloves and cap covers, neckties, caps, scarves.
sergeant chevrons and sew-on chevrons 12, 382. 90
Muscatello's, 214 pairs of summer trousers 3,370.50
Potomac Rubber Co., 88 pairs of police raincoats 1,659.68
RCA, 20 radio earphones. 220.00
Wayne Feed Supply Co., 12 50 lb. bags of dog food and 25 packages of pet tablets 97.75
22 2846 Jimmie Muscatello's, 22 complete guide uniform sets 4,675.00
190
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES— Continued
1971
Nov. 16 3414 G &G Co., Inc.:
26 3731 214 winter trousers and blouses _ $14,423.60
214 summer trousers _ 2,675.00
General Services Administration, 214 clothing lockers and 216 binders for police training
manuals 4,870.00
Dec. 8 4166 Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, reimbursement for medical services fur-
nished U.S. Capitol Police Board, June 1971 576.00
Refunds and adjustments... 166.50
Total paid from 1971 appropriations _. 130,437. 13
July 30 722 J. Milton Baker Co., supplies 131.77
IBM Corp., tab cards 399.86
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc.:
White sand... 25.54
iAufi. 3 :387 Papertowels 225.22
"904 Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc., waste receptacles _ 7.06
D.E. Otley, parts 2,656.32
W. W. Grainger, Inc., tools and parts _ 83.56
4 915 Vestal Laboratories, cleaning supnlies 44.25
Colgate-Palmolive Co., discount chargeback _ 2.38
General Fireproofing Co., glides 33.75
5 918 Supreme Equipment & Systems Corp., shelves for Supreme files.. 15.21
Elman Labels & Paper Products, tape reel labels 56.92
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., paper towels.. _ _ 450.44
963 Raleigh's, official uniform for chauffeur, Office of the Clerk, July 29, 1971 200.95
6 994 William M. Miller, to establish change fund for House barbershops, Aug. 6, 1971 100.00
10 1053 Bell & Howell, film duplication, Sergeant at Arms, July 22, 1971 23.76
1058 Moore Business Forms, Inc 967.21
12 1146 Humble, gasolina. Office of the Clerk, July 30, 1971 6.38
17 1176 Office Supply Service, for stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House
of Representatives, and others, July 1971 6, 171.78
20 1249 Harold Wills, 7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip,
from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 9-15, 1971 357.00
24 1263 Potomac Rubber Co., Inc., rubber mats 76.80
Myra Deane Co., supplies for Members' bath 27.00
Craft House, catalog 2.50
General Fireproofing Co., chairs 1,971.56
1290 Ancorp National Service, Inc., for newspapers furnished Speaker's Lobby, July 1971 258.40
25 1314 Westvaco, corrugated boxes 1,435.50
Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc., mop refills 28.22
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., toilet tissue 207.16
31 1467 Library of Congress, lamination of ID cards, Committee on House Administration, June
1971 2.00
1486 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished to the House of Representatives as per
contract, July 1971 4,264.87
Sept. 9 1758 Health, Education, and Welfare, reimbursement for medical services, House of Represent-
atives Restaurant...- - - 192.00
1760 West Publishing Co., miscellaneous volumes of U.S. Code Annotated, July 7-9, 1971 1,902.00
13 1828 Humble, gasoline, Office of the Clerk, August 1971 29.34
1846 T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., corrugated boxes 225.74
NCR Systemedia Div., pressure sensitive labels 58.02
Glass Distributors, Inc.. mirror 27.72
Miles Glass Co., glass desk top 57.50
14 1871 Burroughs Corp., 100 rolls of adding machine paper, Sergeant at Arms, Sept. 2, 1971 20.10
1873 Steuart Motor Co., service and repair of official car, Office of Postmaster, Sept. 8, 1971 80.68
15 1901 American Floor Products Co., rubber floor mats. _ 658.71
16 1931 Office Supply Service, stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House of
Representatives and others, August 1971 5,473.63
17 1935 Moore Business Forms, Inc 1,230.58
TAB Products Co., data cabinet and tape racks 252.32
West Publishing Co., U.S.C.A. (5 volumes) 20.00
IBM Corp., black ribbons.. 124.20
1941 Memorex Corp., magnetic tape _ 862.40
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., papertowels.. 225.22
Frank W. Winne & Son, Inc., cotton twine 332.48
Baer-Slade Corp., mops - 306.00
Arlington Paper Supply Co., Inc., paper cups.. 397.50
22 2040 Washington Post Co., advertisements, Office of the Clerk 56.32
28 2155 Office Supply Service, service and parts on I BM equipment furnished John W. McCormack,
M.C., Aug. 3, 1971. 17.10
2156 Times Picayune Publishing Co., 1-year subscription, Sept. 18,1971-72.. 55.20
2157 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co., 11 copies of Federal Code Annotated, 1971-72
Supplements, July 2, 1971 660.00
American Bank Stationery Co. :
2158 25 pt. blue unilexhomestyle covers, Sergeant at Arms, Sept. 7, 1971 287.24
2159 17 pt. blue unilex end stub covers, Sergeant at Arms, Sept. 2,1971 696.24
2160 End stub pocket, and homestyle desk checks, Sergeant at Arms, Aug. 30, 1971 2, 479. 90
2161 IBM Corp., equipment rental, July-August 1971 1,260.57
30 2220 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished to the House of Representatives as per
contract, August 1971... 3,780.08
191
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES— Continued
1971
Oct. 1 2387 General Services Administration, work gloves --- $33.60
Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co., American Jurisprudence, vol. 58 — 22.50
T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., sealing tape 1,514.25
7 2457 Shepard's Citations, vol. 2, 1943-71, supplement to Case Edition 1943, and vol. 3, Case
Edition 1943-1971, Committee on the Judiciary. July 31, 1971 75.00
18 2600 Bell & Howell, 10 rolls of MD3 (film, and processing, Sergeant at Arms, Sept. 23, 1971 48.40
2601 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished to the House of Representatives as per
contract, September 1971 3,545.54
2602 Humble, gasoline, oil and servicing, Office of the Clerk, September 1971 42.60
Architect of the Capitol:
22 2793 Gasoline and oil, Office of the Clerk, July-August 1971 __ 41.02
2794 Gasoline, House Post Office, July-August 1971 32.84
2844 Lee D. Butler, Inc., auto repairs, Office of the Clerk, Sept. 21 Oct. 8, 1971 31.10
2845 Library of Congress, lamination of ID card, Committee on House Administration, Sept. 28,
1971 --- I-50
2852 John W. (VlcCormack, MC, reimbursement for official office expenses incurred outside the
District of Columbia, quarterly period ending Sept. 30, 1971, pursuant to H. Res. 1238,
91st Congress - -- 300.00
27 2876 U.S. Steel Supply Div., copper strapping .- 516. 60
Westvaco, corrugated boxes J™, ob
2877 S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., custodial supplies «"35
NCR Systemedia Div., supplies J*«
Hermes Plastics, Inc., engraving supplies 467. 11
2879 Tab Products Co., special 20 drawer file. - »i46
J. Milton Baker Co., cleaner l\ J>
Nov. 1 3059 Vestal Laboratories, janitorial supplies 53. 02
Advanced Equipment Co., Inc., casters *'m
Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co., vol. 59, American Jurisprudence 22. 50
W. W. Grainger, Inc., portable air compressor with accessories 313 .46
Bell & Howell, parts _ 371.50
3 3138 Health, Education, & Welfare, reimbursement for medical services, House of Representa-
tives Restaurant 1,020.00
9 3221 Office Supply Service, stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House of
Representatives and others, September 1971 6, 295.62
10 3233 IBM Corp., transportation charges 32-0U
3283 Office Supply Service, for stationery supplies furnished John W. McCormack, M.C., Sept. 3,
1971___ 21-38
Ancorp. National Services, Inc.:
Newspapers furnished the Speaker's Lobby — „ro
3309 August 1971 258.40
3310 September 1971 - --- Z?,?-4"
3311 Burroughs Corp., paper supplies, Sergeant at Arms, Oct. 27, 1971 2d. 20
3312 Patterson Glass, Inc., replacement of glass broken in Publications Distribution Service,
Oct. 18,1971 „ l*-45
3313 West Publishing Co., 379 U.S. Code Annotated Index, D-D (2 vols.), Oct. 20, 1971 3,032.00
16 3360 Benjamin J.Guthrie, reimbursment for 18 Xerox reproductions, Office of the Clerk, Nov. 8,
1971 10.80
3370 Humble, gas, oil, etc., for official automobile, Offbe of the Clerk, October 1971 29.49
3372 United Air Lines, Inc., official travel for staff, Office of the Clerk, August 1971 98 .00
3378 T. A. Cantweli Paper Co., Inc., corrugated boxes 1. 2°6. 17
Bell & Howell, parts '"5.60
Humble Oil & Refining Co., gear and motor oil - *5. 32
IBM Corp., blank checks - „ °l^li
3396 West Publishing Co., 384 U.S. Code Annotated Index, A-B, and C (2 vols.), Sept. 16, 1971. 3, 072. 00
3416 Burroughs Corp., 12 ribbons, Sergeant at Arms, Oct. 4, 1971 28.80
3417 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished to the House of Representatives as per
contract October 1971 .. ---- 3,701.69
3418 Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co., 11 Federal Code Annotated, vols. 8-9, Oct. 10, 1971. 330.00
17 3485 John W. McCormack, M.C., reimbursementfor officialtelephone serviceoutside the District
of Columbia, quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971, pursuant to H. Res. 1238, 91st Congress.... 144. 30
18 3536 Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co., American Jurisprudence 2d— 51-55.. Ill' no
New Hermes Engraving Machine Corp., engraving supplies J*. 78
Chemistry Hall Laboratories, Inc., concentrated hand soap ™-™
Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc., 2 cases polyliners... - *.a
S. Freedman &Sons, Inc., trash can liners o, oc
23 3691 W. B.Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgit - -- 31-25
3692 Office Sucply Service, stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House of
Representatives and others, October 1971 -- ;'„5o'nn
24 3718 West Publishing Co., 379 U.S. Code Annotated Index, L-R (2 vols.), Nov. 15, 1971... . 3.P,3,2.00
26 3723 S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., paper towels - n\A
West Chemical Products, Inc., liquid soap - - -- II n
Morris & Echels, Inc., coat hangers... ci ?n
Frager's Hardware, brushes and knives - - 61. 20
Moore Business Forms, Inc - 104.39
192
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
SUPPLIES, MATERIALS, AND SERVICES— Continued
1971
Nov 30 3769 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, Office of the Clerk, October 1971 $55.67
3783 Frank W. Winnie & Son, Inc., cotton twine . 351.28
Moore Business Forms, Inc 202. 95
E. H. Walker Supply Co., Inc 67.03
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., supplies _ 207. 16
Caoitol Hill Movers, use of truck and driver to move furniture 76. 00
3787 International Autopen Co., rental of 12 signature machines 600. 00
ITEL Corp., rental of 2 automatic typewriters and accessories, November 1971.. 688. 00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of 5 facsimile transceivers, November 1971 427. 50
Graphic Sciences, Inc., rental of 63 facsimile transceivers, July-November 1971 3, 122. 57
IBM Corp., rental of 5 MTSTs and 9 Mag Cards, September-October 1971. 3, 320. 23
WPPI, Inc., rental of 8 Editypers with accessories, November 1971... 1,733.47
Dec. 1 4008 Capitol View Service, automobile repair, Office of the Postmaster, Nov. 5, 1971 37.95
3 4069 General Electric Co., new refrigerator and freezer 234. 00
Rapidprint Time Recorders, Inc., balance due on automatic time stamp 2.02
Crown Supply, Inc., ropes and hooks 455.40
4078 West Publishing Co., USCA annotated (2 vols.) 8.00
S. Freedman &Sons, Inc., paper towels 225.22
Westbaco, corrugated boxes 1, 504. 52
Didde-Glaser, Inc., parts for collator 161. 50
s 4164 G&G Co., I nc, 1,688 long sleeve shirts and 8 Sgt. chevrons 8,530.40
4165 Humble, gasoline, Office of the Clerk, Nov.30,1971 14.48
4167 Department of Health, Education, & Welfare:
Reimbursement for medical services furnished, U.S. Capitol Police Board-
July 1971 460.00
August 1971 600.00
10 4273 Empire Laundry, Inc., laundry service furnished the House of Representatives as per con-
tract, November 1971 4,331.45
14 4315 Office Supply Service, stationery supplies furnished committees, officers of the House of
Representatives and others, November 1971 6,606.67
4316 Health, Education, & Welfare, reimbursement for medical services, House of Representatives
Restaurant 640.00
4319 George R. Keller, Inc., supplies. 30.44
Bell & Howell, parts 36.80
4349 T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., tape... 1,052.77
17 4459 U.S. Capitol Historical Society, historical calendars 62,856.00
T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., corrugated boxes 388.67
4460 George R. Keller, Inc., supplies 12.87
T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., corrugated boxes.. 299.49
20 4542 Office Supply Service, stationery supplies furnished John W.McCormackM.C, Oct. 8,1971.. 6.12
Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
Newspapers furhished the Speaker's Lobby—
22 4725 October 1971.. 258.40
4726 November 1971 258.40
29 4893 Moore Business Forms, Inc., continuous W-2 forms 579.36
4894 Bell & Howell, 2 projection lamps, Sergeant at Arms, Dec. 3, 1971 8.00
4900 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, House Post Office, September-October 1971 43.76
30 4958 U.S. Capitol Historical Society, historical calendars 50,634.00
Bell & Howell, supplies .. 80.10
T. A. Cantwell Paper Co., Inc., supplies _ 360.88
Exide Power Systems Division ESB, Inc., supplies 128.48
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. 235,643. 11
EQUIPMENT
IBM Corp.:
July 2 44 Additional billable time for 1971.. 195.47
45 Monthly rental, May 1971 21,651.00
Machine servicing 224. 28
46 Systems engineering service reported through-
Mar. 26, 1971..... 1,211.00
Feb. 26, 1971 - 1,015.00
Bell & Howell:
21 459 PMA renewal, Sergeant at Arms, January-June 1971 85.63
460 New inserting machines.. _ 44,030.92
IBM Corp.:
461 Monthly rental, June 1971 21,651.00
28 654 Systems engineering services reported through Apr. 30, 1971 2,940.00
655 National Cash Register Co., 3 1-month equipment rentals, June 1971 3,060.50
Ford Motor Co.:
Auto rental, January-June 1971—
656 Office of the Clerk - 500.00
657 Office of the Sergeant at Arms 425.00
658 Office of the Postmaster 375.00
Aug. 2 847 A. B. Dick Co., 1 duplicator ™c' ™
Burroughs Corp., 1 adding machine 205. 00
Business Equipment Center, 5 Stenorettes, 1 Sony, and 1 Uher 1,887.07
Epsco, Inc, 7 Editypers - 32,340.00
Elliott Business Machines, 1 adding machine. 1,0J:n ™
Gestetner Corp., 1 duplicator --- ° 50.00
IBM Coro., 32 typewriters and 1 dictating machine 16, 075.28
Smith-Corona Marchant.l typewriter 213.98
193
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
EQUIPMENT— Continued
1971
Aug. 3 888 Allen Service Center, Inc., Berg Gibson charger $763.00
I BM Corp , for Systems Engineering Services reported through—
889 June25, 1971.... 7,455.00
890 May 28, 1971 4,333.00
10 1051 Burroughs Corp , payment due on service contract to cover banking machines in Office of
Sergeant at Arms, March-June 1971 254.93
11 1114 A 6 Dick Co , 1 Lectrojog 131.90
Epsco, Inc., 1 Edityper 4,620.00
IBM Corp , 13 typewriters, 1 dictating unit and 1 transcribing unit 7, Oil. 00
Scriotomatic, Inc , 2 addressing machines. 2, 165.04
18 1238 A. B. Dick Co., 3 mimeos and 2 offsets 5,355.63
Business Equipment Center, 3 Uhers, 2 Sonys, and 1 Stenorette 1, 723. 59
Elliott Business Machines, 1 filing tray 196.00
Ford Industries, Inc , 1 Code-A-Phone 759.50
Gestetner Corp., 2 duplicators 1,700.00
IBM Corp., 58 typewriters, 8 transcribers, and 7 dictating machines 36, 437. 50
Royal Typewriter Co., 2 adding machines and 1 typewriter 656. 10
Singer/Friden Div., 1 adding machine 220. 50
Smith-Corona Marchant, 3 typewriters and 2 calculators 1, 020. 04
27 1391 Royal Office Typewriters, 1 typewriter. 441.00
Epsco, Inc., 1 Edityper with accessories 4,620.00
Remington Rand, 1 adding machine 213. 02
Dictaphone Corp., 1 combination dictation/transcription unit 511. 31
IBM Corp., 5 typewriters 2,295.00
Sept. 1 1646 A. B. Dick Co., 1 offset, 1 Lectro-jogger, and one mimeo. 2,425.59
IBM Corp., 9 typewriters 4,194.00
Royal Typewriter Co., 10 typewriters 3,645. 00
3M Business Products Center, 1 photocopier 302.68
IBM Corp.:
9 1762 Additional billable time, June 1971 390.23
15 1880 4typewriters 1,836.00
Smith-Corona Corp., 1 typewriter... 227.48
3M Business Products Center, 1 copier _ 357. 88
International Autopen Co., 1 signature machine 1,050.00
Scriptomatic, Inc., 1 addressing machine 1,087.75
30 2224 IBM Corp., 4 typewriters, 1 dictating unit, and 1 transcribing unit 2,853.00
Itel Corp., 3 852-word processing units. 14,010.00
Monroe Co., 1 adding machine 193.60
Olivetti Corp., 1 adding machine 202.50
Oct. 7 2459 Automated Business Machines, rental of 4 automatic typewriters, June 1971 571.80
19 2762 Xerox Corp., rental of 4 telecopier units, June 1971 151.43
Nov. 3 3120 Elliott Business Machines, 1 Zipeze addresser 59.95
Gestetner Corp., 1 automatic interlever 74. 50
IBM Corp., 1 typewriter 459.00
5 3194 International Autopen, 3 autopens 3, 157.50
IBM Corp.. 2 typewriters 936.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 271,686.43
Communication Equipment & Engineering Co., sample display module 4, 917. 55
Business Equipment Center, 1 Stenorette 300. 15
A. B. Dick Co., 1 duplicator, 1 folder and 1 Lectrojog 1, 034. 35
Burroughs Corp., 1 adding machine 205. 00
IBM Corp., 1 typewriter 486.00
1116 A. B. Dick Co., rental of 3 copiers, July-August 1971 113. 55
International Autopen Co., rental for 2 autopen signature machines, July 1971 100. 00
Epsco, Inc., rental for auxiliary reader for Edityper, July 1971 45. 54
ITEL, rental of auxiliary reader and Formaliner, August 1971 52. 00
Sept. 1 1604 A. B.Dick Co., 2 offsets 3,124.84
Business Equipment Center, 2 dictating units 552. 30
Gestetner Corp., 2 mimeos 1,810.00
IBM Corp., 1 typewriter 631.50
1644 A. B. Dick Co., rental of 1 photocopier, July 1971 37. 85
International Autopen Co., rental of 1 signature machine, August 1971 50. 00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of 6 Magnafax Telecopiers, August 1971 256. 50
9 1761 ABC Supply Co., Inc., sterilizers and vacuums for House Barbershops 1,945.08
IBM Corp.:
1764 For systems engineering service reported through July 30, 1971.. 20, 214. 00
1765 Equipment rental-
July 1-31, 1971.. 21,651.00
July 14-31, 1971 305.40
July 15-31, 1971 89.83
Additional billable time, July 1971 818.97
13 1842 Rental of 2 Mag Card Selectric tyoewriters, July 1971 254.22
Rental of 1 MTST and 4 Mag Card Selectric typewriters, August 1971 1,277.21
15 1882 Purchase of 3 typewriters and 1 transcribing unit 1,777.00
Smith-Corona Corp., 1 typewriter 213.20
Singer-Friden Div., 1 adding machine 220.50
Business Equipment Center, 9 tape recorders and 1 dictating unit 2, 855. 12
July
28 652
Aug.
10 1050
11 1115
194
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
EQUIPMENT— Continued
1971
Sept. 24 2059 A. B. Dick Co., 4 duplicators, 4 Lectrojoggers, and 1 folder $7, 446. 18
Business Equipment Center, 1 recorder and 1 dictating unit... 402. 39
Gestetner Corp., 2 duplicators 1,806.75
IBM Corp., 1 typewriter and 1 dictating unit 859.00
Remington Rand Corp., 1 adding machine 213.02
Scriptomatic, Inc., 1 addressing machine 1,087.75
2060 Automated Business Machines, rental of 17 automatic typewriters, July-August 1971 3,240.19
28 2149 Xerox, rental of 93 photocopiers, June 1971 3,845.92
30 2225 Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of 1 facsimile transceiver, July-August 1971 85.50
A. B. Dick Co., rental of 3 photocopiers, August 1971 113. 55
International Autopen Co., rental of 2 signature machines, August 1971 100.00
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., rental of 12 photocopiers, July-August 1971 840.64
ITEL Corp., rental of 1 automatic typewriter and accessories, August 1971 174.21
Oct. 4 2412 Xerox Corp., rental of 89 photocopiers, July 1971 4,676.66
7 2460 Michael Business Machines, electric shredder with accessories 443.16
13 2552 IBM Corp., rental of 14 Mag Cards and 3 MTST, September 1971 4,400.36
International Autopen, rental of 1 signature machine, September 1971 50.00
WPPI, rental of 5 automatic typewriters with accessories, August-September 1971 1,199.88
A. B. Dick Co., rental of 3 photocopiers, September 1971 113. 55
Graphic Sciences, rental of 28 facsimile transceivers, July-September 1971 3, 646. 59
19 2644 IBM Corp., equipment rental, August 1971 22,314.00
20 2782 Xerox Corp.:
Rental of 25 photocopiers, July 1971 _ 1,225.48
Rental of 2 telecopier units, July 1971 ._ 73.72
California State, local and county taxes for telecopier unit 2.09
28 2887 International Autopen Co., rental of 3 signature machines, September 1971 150.00
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., rental of 5 photocopiers, September 1971 291.00
IBM Corp., July rental of 2 Mag Cards and August rental of 1 Mag Card _._ 589.17
Automated Business Machines, Inc., rental of 16 automatic typewriters, September 1971.. 2,947.96
N 3 3114 IBM Corp., rental of 8 Mag Cards and 1 MTST, September 1971 1,725.20
ITEL, rental of 1 automatic typewriter and ITEL accessories 487.00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of 13 facsimile transceivers, September 1971 470. 25
3115 Elliott Business Machines, 1 addresser and 1 cabinet _. 1,840.00
ITEL Corp., 13 automatic typewriters.. _ _ 57,650.00
3116 3M Business Products, Inc., rental of 19 photocopiers, September 1971 1,002.34
International Autopen Co., rental of 3 signature machines, September 1971 150.00
ITEL Corp., rental of 1 automatic typewriter, September 1971 252.00
3139 IBM Corp., rental of 2 IBM Mag Cards, September 1971 548.33
5 3186 Graphic Sciences, Inc., rental of 34 facsimile transceivers, September-October 1971 1, 849. 17
WPPI, rental of 8 automatic typewriters, October 1971 _ 1,402.39
A. B. Dick, rental of 4 photocopiers, October 1971.. 151.40
IBM Corp., rental of 2 MTSTs.and 2 Mag Cards, August and October 1971... 945.00
International Autopen, rental of 2 signature machines, October 1971 100.00
3189 IBM Corp., 2 typewriters 954.00
Sperry Rand Corp., 1 adding machine _ 213.02
3192 A. B. Dick Co., 1 Lectrojogger _ _._ 131.90
Business Equipment Center, 1 dictating unit, 1 combination unit, and 5 tape recorders 1, 752. 46
Dictaphone, 1 transcribing and 2 dictating units _._ 1,396. 50
IBM Corp., 32 typewriters. 15,273.00
Royal Typewriter Co.,1 adding machine _._ 107. 55
8 3216 Senate Motors, Inc., repair truck, Office of the Clerk, Oct. 19,1971 8.66
16 3374 Didde-Glaser, Inc., 8-station collator with accessories 15,119.00
Beane Commercial, dishwashing unit 357.45
3419 Rapiclprint Time Recorders, Inc 200.23
Dec. 1 4009 IBM Corp.:
Equipment rental, September 1971 22,160.00
Do . 154.00
Additional billable time, August 1971. 770.70
2 4020 A. B. Dick Co., 1 offset unit and Holder. _._ 1,946.59
Business Equipment Center, 4 tape recorders 1, 151.37
Elliott Business Machines, 1 addressing machine 1,230.25
Gestetner Corp., 2 mimeographs 1,700.00
International Autopen, 1 Autopen. 1,050.00
IBM Corp., 3 typewriters, 1,570.50
Royal Office Typewriters, 1 typewriter 438.60
4034 A. B. Dick Co., 1 electro-jogger, 1 offset press and 1 offset Model 326 3,446.56
Dictaphone Corp., 1 transcriber, Model 852 465.50
Film Center, 1 Da-Lite 55.65
Gestetner Corp., 2 460 mimeographs 1,700.00
International Autopen, 1 Autopen 1,050.00
IBM Corp., 10 typewriters 4,801.50
Pitney- Bowes, Inc., 1 letter opener 288.00
Royal Office Typewriters, 3 typewriters _ 637.65
3 4048 IBM Corp.:
Equipment rental, October 1971 22,160.00
Do ... 154.00
Additional billable time, September 1971 1,029.13
6 4081 Automated Business Machines, Inc., rental of 19 automatic typewriters, October 1971 4,295.54
ITEL Corp., rental of 2 automatic typewriters and accessories, October 1971 688.00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of 11 facsimile transceivers, October 1971 470.25
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., rental of 33 copiers, October 1971 1,859. 14
8 4123 Sears, Roebuck & Co., range 155.00
195
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
EQUIPMENT— Continued
1971
Dec. 8 4125 A. B. Dick Co., 1 mimeo, 1 offset and 1 jogger - - ^M4,
Burroughs Corp., 1 adding machine - fSc'S?
Business Equipment Center, 2 tape recorders and 4 dictating units 1,885. 27
International Autopen, 1 Autopen - i'25,22
IBM Corp., 7 typewriters... - - ?'2?HP
ITEL Corp., 1852... - - — *. 670. 00
Monroe International, 1 adding machine Jot on
National Cash Register Co., 4 cash registers 5, 227. 20
Smith-Corona Corp., 2 calculators - .J-fsr™
10 4193 IBM Corp., equipment rental, September-November 1971 14,594.19
A. B. Dick Co., rental of 4 photocopiers, November 1971 132. 47
International Autopen, rental of 12 signature machines, November 1971. 700. 00
4195 Business Equipment Center, 1 Sony tape recorder - 117. 56
Dictaphone Corp., 3 dictating units and 2 transcribers 3,258.50
IBM Corp., 20 typewriters and 2 dictating units 10, 262. 00
Monroe International, 1 adding machine -- 1?5'?2
14 4287 IBM Corp., equipment rental, October-November 1971 o'/Zt'o!
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., equipment rental, September-November 1971 2, 457. 33
4314 Advanced Equipment Co., Inc., new box trucks cnn'nn
28 4769 International Autopen, rental of signature machines, October and December 1971 500. 00
IBM Corp., rental of MTST's, October-November 1971 SzV 11
ITEL Corp., rental of 2 automatic typewriters and accessories, December 1971 985. 42
Automated Business Machines, rental of 21 automatic typewriters, November 1971 4, 561. 01
Magnavox Systems, Inc., rental of facsimile transceivers, July-November 1971. 2,873.43
Graphic Sciences, Inc., rental of facsimile transceivers, November-December 1971 3,309.65
WPPI, rental of 16 automatic typewriters, December 1971 2. 960. 93
Refunds and adjustments - (10.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 381,067.79
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
July 8 139 Apeco, May 1971 - 15.00
Dremel Mfg., Co., June 1971 - 73.10
ITEL Corp., June 1971 20.00
3M Business Products, Inc., May 1971 JJ.Z4
Royal Typewriter Co., May 1971. _ 24.61
SCM Corp., May-June 1971 -— 75.50
9 176 Cummins-Chicago Corp., preventive maintenance inspections per contract for fiscal 1971,
Sergeant at Arms, June 30, 1971.. 30.00
177 W. B.SkidmoreCo.,lnc.,repairWidgit *}■«
21 458 American Printing & Duplicating Equipment Co., repairs for collating machines ^^4. 63
Aug. 4 909 A. B.Dick Co --- 695.71
Addressograph Multigraph Corp - ™r'«5
American Supply, Inc 395. 44
Ames Supply Co 246.42
Apeco.. --- 45.00
Buckeye RTbbon & Carbon" Co.".-- ^--" ------- - con'ic
Business Equipment Center Ltd - - 580 .15
Dictaphone Corp _ - --- 33 .60
Elliott Business Machines, Inc 242.18
IBM Corp . ll2\l-%
Lanier Business Products --- J-|. 00
Mid-Atlantic Industries _ 15-00
Pitney-Bowes, Inc J5" 22
Remington Rand.-- „ 16.34
Royal Typewriter Co --- - 22'™
Scriptomatic, Inc - J5?"99
Friden Div., The Singer Co '04. 50
Smith-Corona Marchant - 28.80
Washington Impression Products, Inc - -- 19- 75
10 1049 American Printing & Duplicating Equipment Co., Inc., service to collator ™oo
30 1397 Addressograph Multigraph Corp -.- - --- 78.88
Dictaphone Corp 154. 92
Elliott Business Machines.. - --- 76.64
Gestetner Corp — 3?? ™
International Autopen --- 45.00
ITEL Corp 1,427.70
3MCo...._ - 291.59
Remington-Rand Corp. - 28.00
Scriptomatic, Inc 66.60
Singer-Friden.. - 141.50
Smith-Corona Marchant 120.70
Standard Register Co --- 21.25
Thomas A. Edison Industries - 16. 50
IBM Corp.:
Sept. 9 1763 January 1971 582.52
February 1971 647.25
March 1971 647.25
April 1971 _ .- 705.91
May 1971 757.25
June 1971. - 757.25
196
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE— Continued
1971 IBM Corp.:
Sept. 9 1766 June 10, 1970 .._ $18.00
Dec. 23,1969 _ _ _. 18.00
July 30-31, 1971 36.44
June 15, 1971 _ __ 193.30
May 30, 1971... _._ _ _ ._ 121.70
Aug. 17,1971 _._ _ ._ 114.15
1767 Aug. 20,1970 55.80
Aug. 6, 1970 59.40
Apr. 2, 1970 21.60
Jan. 28, 1970 83.00
Dec. 17, 1969 50.40
Nov. 17, 1969.... 18.00
Refunds and adjustments. _ (33. 16)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 11,914.90
Aug. 5 916 Best Brands, Inc., overhaul polisher 65.00
D. E. Otley, repair parts for folding machines 114.96
25 1310 W. B.Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgit .. 25.00
30 1395 A.B.Dick 718.13
Ames Supply Co _ 395.72
Business Equipment Center 620.58
3M Co 103.04
Pitney-Bowes.... _ 22.50
Remington-Rand Corp 18. 59
Smith-Corona Marchant _ _ 83.50
Standard Duplicating Machine Agency 16.60
31 1487 Hancock's, repair vacuum cleaner 33.55
Sept. 1 1603 Bell & Howell, parts 102.70
American Printing & Duplicating Equipment Co., Inc., service to collator 33. 00
W. B. Skidmore Co., Inc., service 3 Widgits _ ._ 59.67
15 1881 Apeco, July 1971 15.00
Dictaphone Corp., July 1971 132.40
International Autopen, August 1971 _ 17. 50
ITEL Corp., August 1971 40.00
3M Corp., July 1971 _._ _ 106.91
Remington-Rand Corp., August 1971 _ 53.76
Royal Typewriter Co., August 1971... 22.50
SCM Corp., August 1971 66.00
Singer-Friden, Inc., July 1971 86.44
Washington Impression Products, Inc., July 1971 19. 95
1883 Potomac Industrial Trucks, Inc., service to forklift 608.94
W. B. Skidmore Co., Inc., service to Widgit. 46.00
1903 Sfrombarg Products, MITE Corp., service 2 time-stamp machines 27. 00
Bell & Howell, service and parts for inserting machines 25.40
16 1932 W. W. Grainger, Inc., parts 138.82
22 2011 W. B.Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgits 50.00
2038 Diebold, Inc., repairs to automatic file cabinet, Aug. 10, 1971 20.55
24 2054 Senate Motors, Inc., maintanance repairs to truck, Office of the Clerk, Sspt. 20, 1971.. 45.57
Oct. 1 2383 Diebold, Inc., repair sliding cover lock en automatic file cabinets, Sept. 23, 1971.. 31.25
8 2503 A. B. DickCo... 625.78
American Supply, Inc _ 20.98
Business Equipment Center, Ltd. 165.59
Dictaphone Corp 65. 25
Elliott Business Machines, Inc _ 390.55
GSA:
Kansas City, Kans _ .84
New York City .50
Fort Worth, Tex 65.50
Washington, D.C - 113.70
IBM Corp.... _ _ 29.24
International Autopen 18.00
3MCo 114.32
Paul H. WarresCo 40.00
Remington- Rand 15.00
SCM Corp.. 31.00
Victor Comptometer Corp 5.50
W. W. Grainger, Inc _ 28.58
19 2647 A. B.Dick Co., 1 duplicator and 1 jogger 1,789.24
Business Equipment Center, 1 combination and 1 transcribing unit 581. 30
Dictaphone, 1 dictating and 1 transcribing unit 931.00
Elliott Business Machines, 1 Zipeze addresser 56.95
IBM Corp., 1 transcribing and 2 dictating units 1,473.00
28 2920 W. B.Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgit _ 52.00
Hancock's Sales & Service, repair vacuum cleaner .- 17. 50
2924 Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., Inc., repair Notary Seal 5. 50
W. B. Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgit 18.75
Nov. 18 3540 American Printing & Duplicating Equipment Co., Inc., repair New Jersey stitcher on col-
lator . ... ... 25.00
Potomac Industrial Trucks, Inc., repair fork lift. 63.00
3544 W. B.Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgit - 31.25
19 3614 A. B.Dick Co., September 1971 716.90
American Supply, Inc., September 1971 184.90
197
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE— Continued
1971
Nov. 19 3614 Ames Supply Co., August-September 1971 ^2"??
Business Equipment Center Ltd., September 1971 170. 15
Elliott Business Machines, Inc., October 1971. - 92.93
Gestetner Corp., July-August 1971 -- 244-^
IBM Corp., September 1971 856. 40
International Autopen, September 1971 30 .00
Mid-Atlantic Industries, Inc., September 1971 37.84
Remington-Rand, September-October 1971 -- 200. 02
Royal typewriter Co., September 1971 - -- U./b
Scriptomatic, Inc., July-August 1971 - 49.44
Thomas A. Edison Industries, September 1971 HS
Smith-Corona Marchant, September 1971 33.00
W. W.Grainger, Inc., October 1971 55.53
30 3786 Hancock's Vacuum Sales & Service, repair vacuum 'O.ZO
Bell & Howell, motor brushes - 25. 80
Machinists, Inc., repair of Diamond paper cutter 9 4.50
W. B. Skidmore Co., Inc., repair Widgits and Big Joe --- 173.70
Dec. 2 4022 Ames Supply Co., October 1971 261.27
Apeco, August 1971 -.- 139.97
Elliott Business Machines, October 1971 ■ ic
Royal Typewriter Co., October 1971.. 17.35
4035 Elliott Business Machines, October 1971 138.70
GSA, October 1971 6.75
3M Co., September 1971 144.64
Monroe Calculator Co., September 1971 15.50
Singer Co., July 1971 17.00
10 4194 Business Equipment Center, Ltd., October 1971 21.70
International Autopen, August 1971 15-00
IBM Corp., October 1971 924.61
SCM Corp., October-November 1971 85.35
Singer Co., September-October 1971 62.75
Scriptomatic Corp., September 1971 ^4-;p
14 4318 James A. Edgerton & San, Inc., service Bunn tying machine 54'o?
Machinists, Inc., service Diamond paper cutter 20.25
16 4427 American Supply Co., November 1971 128.40
Gestetner Corp., September-October 1971 247. 55
Remington-Rand Corp., September and November 1971 33.34
Singer-Friden Corp., October 1971 26.24
Smith-Corona Marchant, November 1971 85.27
22 4737 A. B. Dick Co., credit for service billed in error, October 1971 710.45
American Supply, Inc., November 1971 131.00
Burroughs Corp., November 1971 25.00
Dictaphone Corp., September 1971 80.25
International Autopen Co., November 1971 30.00
Royal Typewriter Co., November 1971 16.00
Singer-Friden, July and September 1971 82.19
Smith-Corona Marchant, November 1971 16.50
WPPI, November 1971 36.50
28 4768 Ames Supply Co., November 1971 242.67
Business Equipment Center, October-November 1971 254.92
Thomas A. Edison Industries, November 1971 21.65
Pitney-Bowes, October 1971 17.00
Singer-Friden Div., June- August 1971 327.77
Washington Impression Products, November 1971 15.00
29 4892 Cummins-Chicago Corp., regularly scheduled preventive maintenance inspection, as per
annual contract, Sergeant at Arms, Dec. 3, 1971 30.00
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 19,187.60
GRATUITIES
For payment of a gratuity:
July 2 48 Edith A. Monzel, due to the death of L.Vincent Monzel 29,000.00
8 140 Macy B. O'Brien, due to the death of Richard W. O'Brien 4,952.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 33, 952. 00
For payment of a gratuity:
Sept. 22 2041 Agnes J. Higgins, due to the death of Mary C. Higgins 17,516.84
Oct. 1 2384 Lullis K. Cock, due to the death of Clair M.Cook 1,245.86
7 2462 Lewie Tabor, due to the death of Esta Tabor.... - -- 12,094.02
Nov. 3 3110 Byrel Hittson, due to the death of Fred T. Ward 26,828.10
3111 Marjorie J. McManious, due to the death of William R. McManious.. - 3,895.00
11 3325 Mary Giffen Wheeler, due to the death of William W. Giffen 11,375.00
16 3371 Natole G. Brais, due to the death of Janet O. Dent - 1,750.00
23 3693 Julie Nakkula, due to the death of Walter G. Nakkula. 8,395.86
Dec. 3 4049 Helen M. Alberts, due to the death of Alfred E. Alberts 6,081.00
For payment of a gratuity due to the death of Joyce E. Jimerfield:
4050 Nellie V. Jimerfield - 1,875.00
4051 Thomas B. Jimerfield 1,875.00
8 4168 Barbara D. Bremner, for payment of a gratuity, due to the death of William C. Bremner.. 924.99
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 93,856.67
198
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
SALARIES-HOUSE RESOLUTION
Salaries for 6 months _ $195,733.59
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 195,733.59
1971
Nov. 4 3172 Mary-Ann CaDorossi and Jo-Ann Bassing, reimbursement of unpaid compensation due to
the death of Thomas Onofrio 130.56
Salaries for 6 months 264,550.47
Refunds and adjustments (300.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. 264,381.03
OFFICIAL BONDS
July 2 49 Wm. Tyler Page, Jr., renewal premium, public official bond... 27.00
Washington Insurance Agency, Inc.:
50 Renewal of blanket bond for the Clerk of the House of Representatives, May 15, 1971 .. 1, 809. 00
Aug. 31 1469 Bonds for clerks in charge of House Post Office, July 16, 1971 130.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 1,966.00
July 19 374 Raymond A. Dufour & Co., Inc., renewal of District of Columbia notary bond for Don C.
Gibson, Office of Finance, July 15, 1971 10.00
Dec. 22 4727 Washington Insurance Agency, rider increasing bond for clerk, Office of the Postmaster,
Dec. 10,1971 _ _ 45.00
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 55.00
INTERPARLIAMENTARY RECEPTION
Dec. 8 4169
22 4728
House of Representatives Restaurant:
Official coffee hosted by Hon. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, Chairman, Subcommittee on
Europe, honoring four parliamentarians from Turkey, Committee on Foreign Affairs,
Oct. 12, 1971.... _ 46.20
Informal coffee hosted by Hon. Benjamin S. Rosenthal, Chairman, Subcommittee on
Europe, and Hon. Lee H. Hamilton, Chairman, Subcommittee on the Near East, to
discuss Soviet-American relations with Valentin M. Berezhkov, chief editor of
"USA— Economy, Policy, and Ideology", the journal of the newly established
Soviet I nstitute of the USA, sponsored by the Soviet Academy of Science, who was
visiting the United States, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Oct. 19,1971 6.60
Official luncheon in honor of the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea,
hosted by Hon. Carl Albert, and Hon. Cornelius E. Gallagher, Chairman, Sub-
committee on Asian and Pacific Affairs, Committee on Foreign Affairs, Sept. 22, 1971. 282. 10
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 334.90
MEMBERS' DISTRICT OFFICE RENTALS
Members' district office rentals for June 1971:
1971
July 1
Lessor
Congressman
Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt
George Abbitt, Jr.. do._
B.M.L. Co James Abourezk
Educational Alliance, Inc Bella S. Abzug
Louis DsSena & C. Benedict Mauro Joseph P. Addabbo...
Arkansas State University Bill Alexander
Pacific Trade Center Glenn M. Anderson..
Rock River Savings John B. Anderson
John E. Sloan, J r William R. Anderson..
Mabel Finlayson George W. Andrews...
Sam & Abe Brenner John M. Ashbrook
MYCO, Inc do
840 Grand Concourse Associates... Herman Badillo
P. T. Love.. _ LaMar Baker...
Holiday Office Park Associates Bob Bergland
Betty M. Drake _ Jackson E. Betts
Mid-Ohio Bldg. Corp do
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi.
M. & M. Holding Co Edward G. Biester, Jr.
Libtul Realty Co., Inc Jonathan B. Bingham.
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg.. Ray Blanton...
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow
Mort Under & Associates John Brademas
Abe Rothstein Frank J. Brasco
Forum Realty Corp William G. Bray
Romeo Gadoua Wm. S. Broomfield
Office Centers, Inc. Clarence J. Brown
Kenneth H. Krum Garry Brown
Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill
Triplett Realty Co ..do
$120. 00
75.00
113.00
200. 00
100. 00
200. 00
200. 00
160. 00
200. 00
150. 00
100. 00
100. 00
200. 00
200. 00
150.00
60.00
62.50
200. 00
100. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
100. 00
100.00
70.00
133.00
199
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for June 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
July 1 1 Dominion Management Co Joel T. Broyhill $200. OCT
A. Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke.. 165. 00
Smith-Devine Real Estate Janes A. Byrne 100.00
Clavin Real Estate Hugh L. Carey 200.00
Eastwood Mall, Inc Charles J. Carney 170.00
B., K., & R. Burdman.... ...do 30.00
Edwin Roberts Tim Lee Carter 100.00
Walter G. Nakkula. Elford A. Cederberg 65. 00
Edgar & Margaret M. Dunn, Jr._ _ Bill Chappell, Jr 200. 00
Otto G. Moses Shirley Chisholm 200.00
Eureka Inn Don H. Clausen 80.00
Wells Fargo Bank do _. 120.00
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones.. Del Clawson 200.00
Richard Anderson, d.b.a. P.O.R., Inc William (Bill) Clay 200.00
J.W. Simoneau Sons Realty Corp James C. Cleveland 175.00
John Storcel Harold R.Collier 150.00
Oak Cliff Bank & Trust Co... James M. Collins 200.00
Lex Terrae, Inc.- William M. Colmer 75.00
First Agricultural National Bank. Silvio O. Conte 200.00
KGS Co John Conyers, Jr _. 200.00
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corman.. 100. 00
Abe Vickter... _ _ ...do. 100.00
Chrispaul Corp Lawrence Coughlin... 200.00
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect Philip M. Crane.. 200.00
Village Professional Bldg... Glenn R. Davis 200.00
Ouinco, Inc.. Eligio de la Garza 100.00
Charles W. Schaefer James J. Delaney 150. 00
Cascade Offices Co. John Dellenback.. 165.00
Alan F. Glover Frank E. Denholm.. 200.00
Westcott Hotel David W. Dennis 100.00
J. F. Dusenbury.. William L. Dickinson 200.00
Burton W. London Charles C. Diggs, Jr 150.00
Clarence C. Gary ...do 50.00
Mid-Wayne Corp John D. Dingell. 200.00
H. Wilson & Stephen G. Guernsey John G. Dow 137.50
W. C. McGuffey, Jr John Dowdy. 140.00
In Town Realty Trust Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Mrs. Lynn Sheeley, Sr John J. Duncan. 200.00
Arnold Goldsborough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 200.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc.. Florence P. Dwyer.. _ 200.00
Pacific Property Management Co Don Edwards 200. 00
Lloyd Andrus Edwin W. Edwards 150.00
Mitchell Corp Jack Edwards 65.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn... do 135.00
Do Joshua Eilberg 200.00
Wendell W. Hobbs Marvin L. Esch 175.00
Cunningham Drugstores, Inc do 25.00
William M.Sinclair Co.... Walter E. Fauntroy 250.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley 110.00
Harry Lefever _ Hamilton Fish, Jr.. 125.00
John I. Smith, Sr do 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp _ O. C. Fisher 200.00
E.G.Harper John J. Flynt, Jr 100.00
Pipp, Inc _ _ ._ Gerald R. Ford... 110.00
William Siemasz William D. Ford 200.00
Treasurer of Morris County.. Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc Bill Frenzel 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr Louis Frey,Jr 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc do 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc Cornelius E. Gallagher 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc... _ Joseph M. Gaydos... 200.00
Hillsboro Bank Sam Gibbons 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan Barry M. Goldwater, Jr _. 200.00
City of New Britain.. Ella T. Grasso 200.00
Catherine Kuca Kenneth J. Gray 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin 200.00
Phyllis Z. Birnkrant Martha W. Griffiths 150.00
Francis B. Garvey James R. Grover, Jr 200.00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser 200.00
Kensington Associates _ Gilbert Gude 150.00
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc do 50.00
D. H.Sloan, Jr... James A. Haley... 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc do 100.00
Dillon Investment Co... Durward G. Hall 200.00
G. L G. Associates... Seymour Halpern 200.00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna 200.00
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Orval Hansen 50.00
First Security Bank of Idaho do 117.00
Batavia Professional Bldg.. William H. Harsha 140.00
CMP Realty Co James Harvey. 190.00
200
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for June 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
July 1 1 Allegany Estates Corp. James F. Hastings... $145.00
Canal National Bank _ William D. Hathaway 200.00
Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins 200.00
Frank M. Huff Wayne L. Hays 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co Ken Hechler 200.00
One Washington Street Co Margaret M. Heckler 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc _ Henry Helstoski __ 200.00
Fanning Starkey Co Floyd V. Hicks 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis. 125.00
Iverson Mall Joint Venture _.. Lawrence J. Hogan 200.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn _. Chet Holifield 192.00
One Fourteen Corp John E. Hunt. 100.00
Robert Boakes. do 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. Ichord. 100.00
Jerome Wallach do 100.00
Indiana National Bank Andrew Jacobs, Jr 200.00
Morton & Tumipseed_ Ed Jones.. 100.00
J. I. Morgan Estate Walter B. Jones 125.00
Buklor, Inc Robert W. Kastenmeier 75.00
Tower Life Bldg Abraham Kazen.Jr 200.00
Mace Bldg Hastings Keith 175.00
J. P. McGirrCo., Inc Carlton J. King.. 150.00
Joseph Harnik John C. Kluczynski 150.00
Knox Broadcasting, Inc Peter N. Kyros 200.00
Ronald D. Jacobson.. Earl F. Landgrebe 200.00
Bank of Wood County Delbert L. Latta._ _ 84.00
Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. Leggett 200. 00
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon._ 115.00
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent 200.00
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc _ Speedy O. Long 125.00
T. N. Fidel _ _ Manuel Lujan, Jr.. 100.00
Borel Estate Co... Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp James A. McClure.. 190.00
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co.. Joseph M. McDade 175. 00
Farmington Holding Co Jack H. McDonald 200. 00
Ogdensburg Trust Co.. Robert C. McEwen 100.00
John Burnett John J. McFall 200.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay... 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates... Stewart B. McKinney 200.00
Robert N. Richardson John L. McMillan 125.00
Glen D. Crumal.. Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany Dawson Mathis 200.00
Kuhio Auto Repair, Inc Spark M. Matsunaga 100.00
Commonwealth Bldg., Inc Romano L. Mazzoli 107.00
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co John Melcher.. 60.00
Collier-Lewis Realty Co... Ralph H. Metcalfe 200. 00
First National Bank of Peoria Robert H. Michel 200. 00
Albert Lencioni.. Abner J. Mikva... _ 150.00
Alameda TimesStar George P. Miller 200.00
Harry Amsterdam. Joseph G. Minish 150.00
T. Tomita, Inc Patsy T. Mink 200.00
Mallen Realty Trust... F. Bradford Morse 95.00
Lowell Sun Realty Co... do 104.00
Alfred & Jean J. Porkolab Charles A. Mosher____ 120.00
W. W. Stogsdill John T. Myers 35.00
Rufus Brandenburg William H. Natcher 105.00
William Parker Lucien N. Nedzi... _. 120.00
Citizens Bank AncherNelsen 135.00
Equitable Realty Corp Robert N. C. Nix 150.00
William Ross & John B. Bruff James G. O'Hara 200.00
Northland Television, Inc Alvin E. O'Konski 200.00
Ouachita National Bank Otto E. Passman 150.00
E. & W. Professional Building Jerry L. Pettis 50.00
242 Building ...do 150.00
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co Peter A. Peyser 200.00
Hahn Real Estate, Inc Alexander Pirnie 100.00
NatChanelis .. Bertram L. Podell 200.00
Joseph & Marilyn Bacher Walter E. Powell.. 200.00
S. J.M. Bldg. Corp Roman C. Pucinski 200.00
Preston Tower Graham Purcell 200.00
Fred W. Schuster Albert H. Quie 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Wm. J. Randall 20.00
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Rangel ._ 200.00
William Horowitz Thomas M. Rees _. 200.00
Roeder Building Corp Charlotte T. Reid. 175.00
Ahrle Properties Ogden R. Reid 200.00
Irvin B. Charne Henry S. Reuss 200.00
Whaley Memorial Foundation Donald W. Reigle.Jr 200.00
Farmers & Merchants National Bank .- J. Kenneth Robinson 130.00
Law Building, Inc Paul G. Rogers 220.00
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for June 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
July 1 1 Rose Kokot Fred B. Rooney $175.00
Leonard L. Levin Dan Rostenkawski. __ __ __ 200.00
Grand Lake Corp. of Indiana . J. Edward Roush ._ 135.00
F. G. & H. J. Kennedy John H. Rousselot 200.00
Homes International, Inc. William R. Roy 200. 00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels _. 100. 00
Mary Ruth McCrory ...do 100.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth 112 00
1145 Fox St. Corp William F. Ryan 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co Charles W. Sandman, J r 125.00
Salvatore & Rose Consalvo, Sr do 50. 00
Emma M. Butler... Paul S. Sarbanes 200.00
Sail on Realty Corp James H. Scheuer 135. 00
Henry Michel, Inc .do 65.00
Campus Development Co John G. Schmitz 200. 00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli 163.75
Union Bldg. Co. Fred Schwengel 250.00
Hays Bancorp Keith G. Sebelius 100.00
Richard D. Boyd do. 35.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 250.00
Jo Ann Watson George E.Shipley _ 200.00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup _ 100.00
Harold L. Sturdevant do 100.00
Eight-Tnirty, Inc.. Garner E. Shriver 200 00
Robert B. Lambert JoeSkubitz. 90.00
Roy R. Robe... ._ do 50.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Henry P. Smith III 140.00
Insurance Exchange Bldg Neal Smith 195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc M. G. (Gene) Snyder _. 130.00
Mrs. HubS. Covington... Floyd Spence 100.00
Champaign National Bank William L. Springer 200.00
Arthur E. Crowley & Earle Bishop Robert T. Stafford 75.00
Andrew & Helen A. Detch. Harley O. Staggers. 207.00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co J. William Stanton.. 200.00
Masonic Temple Assn Tom Steed... 85.00
George & Olvna M. Faubion, Jr do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan Robert H.Steele 200.00
Southern Mutual Insurance Co Robert G. Stephens, Jr 200.00
Henry J. Matt Louis Stokes 200.00
Professional Bldg Frank A. Stubblefield 100.00
Stuckey Development Corp W. S. (Bill)Stuckey, Jr.. 200.00
Sidney M.Studt James W. Symington 200.00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc Roy A.Taylor 200.00
American Amusement Co Charles M. Teague.. 100.00
Farmers & Merchants Bank.. Vernon W. Thomson 75^00
Samuel Nardone & Co Robert O. Tiernan 20o!o0
Margaret Stegeman Maentz Guy Vander Jagt 50.00
University Park Professional Bldg. _ .do 140.00
Hilltop Management Co Charles A. Vanik. 200.00
Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey 200.00
David L. Ekker Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles, J r Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie 200.00
Jim Dougherty William C. W3mpler 150.00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican John Ware 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee do . 100.00
Allegheny Sales Co J. Irving Whalley. 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten __ 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn Charles E. Wiggins 200.00
Township of Springfield Lawrence G. Williams 200.00
Janet C. Medina.. _ Charles H. Wilson... _ 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone. Lester L.Wolff... 200.00
Minthorn Properties Wendell Wyatt... _ 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp John W. Wydler 200.00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co.. Gus Yatron _. 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki.. 150.00
Harvey K. Ramsey Roger H. Zion 80.00
9 178 Lucille & Howard Whittingham. Goodloe E. Byron... 213.33
(Apr. 26-June 30)
179 Law & Finance Bldg. of Greensburg, Inc John H. Dent 210.00
180 Andrew McNally John N. Erlenborn 200.00
181 Harry J. Goeringer & Sons Daniel J. Flood 125.00
(May)
182 James Mulholland Craig Hosmer... 172.00
183 Peter J. Grewach. William L. Hungate 450.00
(April-June)
184 Hamlin Bank & Trust Co Albert W. Johnson 35.00
185 Joseph F. Dobias William B. Widnall 100.00
19 375 Levy, Levy, Albert & Marcus Frank Thompson, Jr 200.00
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for June 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
July 29 714 Jansen Chapman Jack Edwards $65.00
715 Ted Simola Teno Roncalio... 1,200.00
(January-June)
Aug. 3 891 Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn William O. Mills 240.00
(May25-June30)
10 1056 Professional Property Management Co Ronald V. Dellums 240.00
(April-June)
Oct. 22 2847 Court Plaza, Ltd _.. Thomas N. Downing. 1,200.00
(January-June)
2849 Harry J. Goeringer & Sons ._ Daniel J. Flood 250.00
(April and June)
Nov. 10 3234 B.M.L Co __ James Abourezk 60.00
(April-June)1
Refunds and adjustments _ (65.00)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 44,011.08
Members' district office rentals for July 1971 :
Lessor Congressman
Aug. 4 846 Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt 120.00
George Abbitt, Jr .do 75.00
B.M.L. Co.. -.- James Abourezk 113.00
Educational Alliance, Inc _. Bella S. Abzug.. _ 200.00
Louis DeSena & C. Benedict Mauro.... Joseph P. Addabbo 100.00
ArkansasState University - Bill Alexander 200.00
Pacific Trade Center Glenn M. Anderson 200.00
Rock River Savings.. John B. Anderson 160.00
John E.Sloan, J r William R.Anderson 200.00
Mabel Finlayson George W. Andrews 150.00
Sam & Abe Brenner John M. Ashbrook 100.00
MYCO, Inc _ do 100.00
840 Grand Concourse Associates.. ._. Herman Badillo 200.00
P.T. Love LaMar Baker.. 200.00
Holiday Office Park Associates Bob Bergland 150.00
Betty M. Drake Jackson E. Betts.. 60.00
Mid-Ohio Bldg.Corp _. do 62.50
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi 200.00
M. & M. Holding Co Edward G. Biester, Jr 100.00
Libtul Realty Co., Inc Jonathan B. Bingham 200.00
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg... Ray Blanton 200.00
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow 200.00
Mort Linder & Associates... John Brademas... 200.00
Abe Rothstein Frank J. Brasco 200.00
Forum Realty Coip William G. Bray 200.00
Romeo Gadoua... Wm. S. Broomfield 200.00
Office Centers, Inc Clarence J. Brown 100.00
Kenneth H. Krum Garry Brown _. 100.00
Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill 70.00
Triplett Realty Co do 133.00
Dominion Management Co Joel T. Broyhill 200.00
A.Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke.. 165.00
Smith-Devine Real Estate James A. Byrne 100.00
Lucille & Howard Whittingham Goodloe E. Byron 100.00
Calvin Real Estate.... Hugh L. Carey 200.00
Eastwood Mall, Inc.. Charles J. Carney 170.00
B., K.,& R. Burdman. ...do 30.00
Edwin Roberts Tim Lee Carter 100.00
Walter G. Nakkula.... Elford A. Cederberg 65.00
Edgar & Margaret M. Dunn, Jr Bill Chappell, Jr... 200.00
Otto G. Moses Shirley Chisholm 200.00
Eureka Inn Don H. Clausen 80.00
Wells Fargo Bank do. 120.00
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones Del Clawson 200.00
Richard Anderson, d.b.a. P.O.R., Inc William (Bill) Clay 200.00
J. W. Simoneau Sons Realty Corp James C. Cleveland 175.00
JohnStorcel Harold R. Collier 150.00
Norman G. Christy... James M. Collins 200.00
LexTerrae, Inc William M. Coimer 75.00
First Agricultural National Bank Silvio O. Conte.. 200.00
KGS Co John Conyers, Jr 200.00
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corman 100.00
Abe Vickter... ....do 100.00
Chrispaul Corp Lawrence Coughlin 200.00
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect Philip M. Crane. 200.00
Village Professional Bldg Glenn R. Davis 200.00
Quinco, Inc Eligio de la Garza 100.00
Charles W. Schaefer James J. Delaney _ 150.00
Cascade Offices Co John Dellenback U,r.. 00
'To adjust rent reimbursement.
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for July 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Aug 4 846 Professional Property Management Co Ronald V. Deilums $80.00
Alan F. Glover Frank E. Denholm 200.00
Westcott Hotel David W. Dennis 100.00
J F Dusenbury .... William L. Dickinson 200.00
Burton W. London Charles C. Diggs, Jr. 150.00
Clarence C. Gary do 50.00
Mid-Wayne Corp.. John D. Dingell 200.00
H. Wilson & Stephen G. Guernsey John G. Dow 137.50
W. C. McGuffey, Jr John Dowdy 140.00
In Town Realty Trust Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Mrs. Lynn Sheeley.Sr John J. Duncan 200.00
Arnold Gold:borough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 200.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc Florence P. Dwyer 200.00
Pacific Property Management Co Don Edwards 200.00
Lloyd Andrus Edwin W. Edwards 150.00
Mitchell Corp Jack Edwards 135.00
Jansen Chapman ..do 65.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn.. Joshua Eilberg - 200.00
Wendell W. Hobbs.... - Marvin L. Esch_. 175.00
Cunningham Drugstores, Inc. do.. - 25.00
William M. Sinclair Co Walter E. Fauntroy 125.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley - 110.00
Harry Lefever. -- Hamilton Fish, Jr - 125.00
John I. Smith, Sr.„ do — 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp O. C. Fisher - 200.00
E. G. Harper - John J. Flynt, Jr - 100.00
Pipp, Inc Gerald R. Ford 110.00
William Siemasz. William D. Ford 200.00
Treasurer of Morris County Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc.. Bill Frenzel... - 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr. Louis Frey, Jr 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc ...do -- 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc Cornelius E. Gallagher 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc. Joseph M. Gaydos - 200.00
Hillsboro Bank Sam Gibbons.. 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. 200.00
City of New Britain Ella T. Grasso 200.00
Catherine Kuca Kenneth J. Gray.. .— 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin. 200.00
Phyllis Z. Birnkrant Martha W. Griffiths 150.00
Francis B. Garvey James R. Grover, Jr 200.00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser - 200.00
Kensington Associates Gilbert Gude 150.00
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc.. do - - 50.00
D. H. Sloan, Jr James A. Haley 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc do 100.00
Dillon Investment Co Durward G. Hall 200.00
G. L. G. Associates Seymour Halpern — 200.00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna 200. 00
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Orval Hansen - 50. 00
First Security Bank of Idaho do 117.00
Batavia Professional Bldg William H. Harsha 140.00
CMP Realty Co James Harvey 190. 00
Allegany Estates Corp. James F. Hastings 145.00
Canal National Bank. William D. Hathaway ?™S°
Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins 200.00
Frank M. Huff Wayne L Hays 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co Ken Hechler - 200.00
One Washington Street Co Margaret M. Heckler 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc... Henry Helstoski... 200.00
Fanning Starkey Co Floyd V. Hicks 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis i™ £2
Iverson Mall Joint Venture Lawrence J. Hogan 7™'™
Home Savings & Loan Assn Chet Holified ^ 99
One Fourteen Corp John E. Hunt - 100-00
Robert Boakes do 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. Ichord 12S" SS
Jerome Wallach do 100.00
Indiana National Bank Andrew Jacobs, Jr 200.00
Morton & Turnipseed Ed Jones 100.00
J. I. Morgan Estate Walter B. Jones 125. 00
Buklor, Inc Robert W. Kastenmeier 75.00
Tower Life Bldg.. Abraham Kazen, Jr 200.00
Mace Bldg .. Hastings Keith 175.00
J. P. McGirrCo., Inc.. CarletonJ. King — - 150.00
Joseph Harnik._ John C. Kluczynski 150.00
Knox Boradcasting, Inc.. Peter N. Kyros o00 ™
Ronald D. Jacobson.... Earl F. Landgrebe 200-99
Bank of Wood County Delbert L. Latta. ■ 84.00
Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. LeggetL. 200.00
71-124 — 72 14
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for July 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Aug. 4 846 Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon... $115.00
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent 200.00
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc ... Speedy O. Long 125.00
T. N. Fidel Manuel Lujan, Jr 100.00
Borel Estate Co Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp James A. McClure.. 190.00
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co.. Joseph M. McDade 175. 00
Farmington Holding Co . Jack H. McDonald 200.00
Ogdensburg Trust Co Robert C. McEwen 100.00
John Burnett.. John J. McFall 200.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates .. Stewart B. McKinney 200.00
Robert N. Richardson John L. McMillan 125.00
Glen D. Crumal Robert B. (Bob) Mathias... 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany Dawson Mathis 200.00
Kuhio Auto Repair, Inc. Spark M. Matsunaga 100.00
Commonwealth Bldg., Inc Romano L. Mazzoli 107.00
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co.. John Melcher _. 60.00
Collier-Lewis Realty Co Ralph H. Metcalfe 200.00
First National Bank of Peoria.. Robert H. Michel 200.00
Albert Lencioni Abner J. Mikva ._ 150.00
Alameda Times Star. George P. Miller 200.00
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn... William O. Mills 200.00
Harry Amsterdam _ _ Joseph G. Minish 150.00
T. Tomita, Inc Patsy T. Mink 200.00
Mallen Realty Trust.. F. Bradford Morse 95.00
Lowell Sun Realty Co _ do 104.00
Alfred & Jean J. Porkolab Charles A. Mosher 120.00
Rufus Brandenburg William H. Natcher 105.00
William Parker.... Lucien N. NedzL. 120.00
Citizens Bank Ancher Nelsen 135.00
Equitable Realty Corp Robert N. C. Nix. _. 150.00
William Ross & John B. Bruff James G. O'Hara 200.00
Northland Television, Inc Alvin E. O'Konski 200.00
Ouachita National Bank Otto E. Passman 150.00
E. & W. Professional Building. Jerry L. Pettis.... 50.00
242 Building. do 150.00
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co Peter A. Peyser. 200.00
Hahn Real Estate, Inc Alexander Pirnie 100.00
Nat Chanelis Bertram L. Podell. 200.00
Joseph & Marilyn Bacher Walter E. Powell... 200.00
S. J. M. Bldg. Corp Roman C. Pucinski 200.00
Preston Tower.. Graham Purcell 200.00
Fred W. Schuster Albert H. Quie 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Win. J. Randall. 20.00
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Rangel 200.00
William Horowitz Thomas M. Rees 200.00
Roeder Building Corp Charlotte T. Reid - 175.00
Ahrle Properties Ogden R. Reid -... 200.00
Irvin B. Charne... Henry S. Reuss.... 200.00
Whaley Memorial Foundation Donald W. Riegle.Jr 200.00
Farmers & Merchants National Bank J. Kenneth Robinson 130.00
Law Building, Inc Paul G. Rogers 220.00
Ted Simola Teno Roncalio 200.00
Rose Kokot.. Fred B. Rooney... 175.00
Leonard L. Levin Dan Rostenkowski 200.00
Grand Lake Corp. of Indiana J. Edward Roush 135.00
F. G. & H.J. Kennedy John H. Rousselot.. ...- 200.00
Homes International, Inc William R. Roy 200.00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels... 100.00
Mary Ruth McCrory. ...do 100.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth... 112.00
1145 Fox St. Corp William F. Ryan -... — 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co Charles W. Sandman, Jr 125.00
Salvatore & Rose Consavo, Sr... do 50.00
Emma M. Butler Paul S. Sarbanes 200.00
Sailon Realty Corp James H. Scheuer. 135.00
Henry Michel, Inc. do _ 65.00
Lot #2 Co... John G. Schmitz 200.00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli - -- 163. 75
Union Bldg. Co Fred Schwengel.. 250.00
Hays Bancorp. Keith G. Sebelius.. - 100.00
Richard D. Boyd ...do - 35.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 250.00
Jo Ann Watson.... George E.Shipley... 200.00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup 100.00
Eight-Thirty, Inc Garner E. Shriver 200.00
Robert B. Lambert.. Joe Skubitz 90.00
Roy R. Robe.... -do 50.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Henry P.Smith III - - 140.00
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for July 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Aug. 4 846 Insurance Exchange Bldg... Neal Smith-. $195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc. M. G. (Gene)Snyder 130.00
Mrs. HubS. Covington Floyd Spence 100.00
Champaign National Bank William L. Springer 200.00
Arthur E. Crowley & Earle Bishop Robert T. Staffed 75.00
Andrew and Helen A. Detch Harley O. Staggers 135. 00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co J. William Stanton 200.00
Masonic Temple Association Tom Steed 85.00
George and Olvna M. Faubion, Jr do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan.... Robert H. Steele 200.00
Southern Mutu.il Insurance Co. Robert G. Stephens. Jr 200.00
Professional Bldg Frank A. Stubblefield 100. 00
Stuckey Development Corp. W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr 200.00
Sidney M. Studt James W. Symington 200. 00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc Roy A. Taylor 200. 00
American Amusement Co.. Charles M. Teague 100. 00
Farmers & Merchants Bank Vernon W. Thomson... 75. 00
Samuel Nardone & Co Robert O. Tiernan 200.00
Margaret Stegeman Maent? Guy Vander Jagt.. 50. 00
University Park Professional Bldg do... 140.00
Hilltop Management Co Charles A. Vanik 200.00
Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey 200.00
David L. Ekker Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles, J r Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie 200.00
Jim Dougherty William C. Wampler.. 150.00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican John Ware 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee do 100. 00
Allegheny Sales Co J. Irving Whalley... 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn -_. Charles E. Wiggins 200.00
Township of Springfield Lawrence G. Williams.. 200. 00
Janet C. Medina Charles H.Wilson 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone. Lester L. Wolff.. 200. 00
Minthorn Properties Wendell Wyatt... 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp _ John W. Wydler... 200.00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co Gus Yatron 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki 150.00
Meridian Corp Roger H.Zion. 65.00
5 946 Law & Finance Bldg. of Greensburg, Inc John N. Dent 210.00
947 James Mulholland Craig Hosmer 172.00
948 Hamlin Bank & Trust Co... Albert W. Johnson. _ 35.00
949 Levy, Levy, Albert & Marcus Frank Thompson, Jr 200.00
950 Joseph F. Dobias William B. Widnall 100.00
10 1055 Michael J. Kane William A. Barrett 200.00
12 1149 Andrew McNally.. John N. Erlenborn 200.00
Members' district office rentals for August 1971:
Lessor Congressman
Sept. 1 1602 Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt 120.00
George Abbitt, Jr.... --do 75.00
BM.L. Co James Abourezk 113.00
Educational Alliance, Inc - Bella S. Abzug 200.00
Louis DeSena & C. Benedict Mauro Joseph P. Addabbo.. 100.00
Arkansas State University Bill Alexander 200.00
Pacific Trade Center Glenn M. Anderson 200.00
Rock River Savings John B. Anderson.. 160.00
John E. Sloan, Jr William R. Anderson... 200.00
Mabel Finlayson George W. Andrews 150.00
Sam & Abe Brenner John M. Ashbrook 100.00
MYCOJnc do 100.00
840 Grand Concourse Associates... Herman Badillo. 200.00
P. T. Love... LaMar Baker 200.00
Holiday Office Park Associates Bob Bergland.. 150.00
Betty M. Drake Jackson E. Betts..._ 60.00
Mid-Ohio Bldg. Corp do 62.50
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi 200.00
M. & M. Holding Co - Edward G. Biester, Jr 100.00
Libtul Realty Co., Inc Jonathan B. Bingham 200.00
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg.. Ray Blanton 200.00
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow... 200.00
Mort Linder & Associates John Brademas 200.00
Abe Rothstein Frank J. Brasco 200.00
Forum Really Corp William G. Bray.. 200.00
Romeo Gadoua. Wm. S. Broomfield. 200.00
Office Centers, Inc.. Clarence J. Brown 100.00
Kenneth H. Krum Garry Brown 100.00
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Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for August 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Sept. 1 1602 Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill $70.00
Triplett Realty Co do 130.00
Dominion Management Co... Joel T. Broyhill 200.00
A. Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke 165.00
Smith-Devine Real Estate. James A. Byrne 100.00
Lucille & Howard Whittingham Goodloe E. Byron 100.00
Clavin Real Estate Hugh L. Carey... 200.00
Eastwood Mall, Inc.. Charles J. Carney 170. 00
B., K., & R. Burdman do 30.00
Edwin Roberts Tim Lee Carter 100.00
Walter G. Nakkula Elford A. Cederberg 65.00
Edgar & Margaret M. Dunn, Jr Bill Chappell, Jr 200.00
Otto G. Moses. Shirley Chisholm 200. 00
Eureka Inn Don H. Clausen 80.00
Wells Fargo Bank do 120.00
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones Del Clawson 200.00
Richard Anderson, d.b.a. P.O.R., Inc William (Bill) Clay 200.00
J. W.Simoneau Sons Realty Corp James C. Cleveland 175.00
John Storcel Harold R. Collier 150.00
Norman G. Christy. James M. Collins 200.00
Lex Terrae, Inc William M. Colmer 75.00
First Agricultural National Bank. Silvio O. Conte 200.00
KGS Co. John Conyers.Jr 200.00
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corman 100.00
Abe Vickter. do 100.00
Chrispaul Corp Lawrence Coughlin 200.00
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect Philip M. Crane 350. 00
Village Professional Bldg Glenn R. Davis 200.00
Quinco, Inc Eligio de la Garza 100.00
Charles W. Schaefer. James J. Delaney 150.00
Cascade Offices Co John Dellenback 165.00
Professional Property Management Co Ronald V. Dellums 80.00
Alan F. Glover Frank E. Denholm 200.00
Wescott Hotel David W. Dennis 100.00
J. F. Dusenbury William L. Dickinson 200.00
Burton W. London. Charles C. Diggsjr 150.00
Clarence C. Gary do 50.00
Mid-Wayne Corp John D. Dingell 200.00
H. Wilson &Stephen G. Guernsey John G. Dow 137.50
W. C. McGuffey.Jr John Dowdy 140.00
In Town Realty Trust Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Mrs. Lynn Sheeley.Sr John J. Duncan 200.00
Arnold Goldsborough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 200.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc Florence P. Dwyer 200. 00
Pacific Property Management Co Don Edwards 200. 00
Lloyd Andrus Edwin W. Edwards 150.00
Mitchell Corp.. Jack Edwards 135.00
Jansen Chapman. ..do 65.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn Joshua Eilberg 200.00
Wendell W. Hobbs Marvin L. Esch 175.00
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.. do 25.00
William M. Sinclair Co. Walter E. Fauntroy 125.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley. - 110.00
Harry Lefever Hamilton Fish, Jr 125.00
John I. Smith, Sr do_ 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp O. C. Fisher 200.00
E. G. Harper... John J. Flynt, Jr 100.00
Pipp, Inc Gerald R. Ford... 110.00
William Siemasz William D. Ford 200.00
Treasurer of Morris County Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen... 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc. Bill Frenzel 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr Louis Frey, Jr 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc. do - 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc.. Cornelius E. Gallagher 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc Joseph M. Gaydos 200.00
Hillsboro Bank. Sam Gibbons 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan. Barry M. Goldwater, Jr. 200.00
City of New Britain Ella T. Grasso 200.00
Catherine Kuca... Kenneth J. Gray... 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin.. 200.00
Phyllis Z. Birnkrant... Martha W. Griffiths... 150.00
Francis B. Garvey James R. Grover, Jr 200.00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser 200.00
Kensington Associates Gilbert Gude ._ 150.00
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc do - 50.00
D. H.Sloan, Jr James A. Haley. 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc -do... 100.00
Dillon Investment Co Durward G. Hall 200.00
G. L. G. Associates Seymour Halpern 200.00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna 200.00
207
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Northland Television, Inc - Alvin E. O'Konski
Members' district office rentals for August 1971— Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Sept. 1 1602 George F. Hanigan Julia Butler Hansen $199" 99
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Orval Hansen 50.00
First Security Bank of Idaho do - }i„22
Batavia Professional Bldg William H. Harsha... 140.00
CMP Realty Co James Harvey 190.00
Allegany Estates Corp James F. Hastings 145. 00
Canal National Bank .. William D. Hathaway.... 252" 22
Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins 200. 00
Frank M. Huff.. - - Wayne L Hays 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co Ken Hechler o°9'22
One Washington Street Co Margaret M. Heckler.... 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc Henry Helstoski... 200.00
Fanning Starkey Co Floyd V. Hicks.. 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis J?X-£2
Iverson Mall Joint Venture Lawrence J. Hogan. 200. 00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Chet Holified Jx„ 22
One Fourteen Corp John E. Hunt. J22'22
Robert Boakes do 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. Ichord. 100. 00
Jerome Wallach do 100.00
Indiana National Bank Andrew Jacobs, Jr ,22' 22
Morton & Turnipseed Ed Jones 100. 00
J. I. Morgan Estate.... Walter B.Jones 125. 00
Buklor Inc Robert W. Kastenmeier 75.00
Tower Life Bldg Abraham Kazen.Jr ?99" 99
Mace Bldg Hastings Keith 1/5.00
J. P. McGirrCo., Inc Carleton J. King 150. 00
Joseph Harnik. John C. Kluczynski lo2'22
Cooper Realty Co... Dan Kuykendall 1»2. bO
Knox Broadcasting, Inc.. Peter N. Kyros 2UU. 00
Ronald D. Jacobson. Earl F. Landgrebe. ^V'22
Bank of Wood County... Delbert L Latta 84.00
Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. Leggett. „cnn
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon Un'22
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent ioc"22
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc Speedy O. Long.. --- }„„ „2
T. N. Fidel Manuel Lujanjr 100.00
Borel Estate Co Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp James A. McClure 190. OU
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co. Joseph M. McDade. - 1/5. UU
Farmington Holding Co Jack H. McDonald 200.00
Ogdensburg Trust Co... Robert C. McEwen - 100.00
John Burnett John J. McFall 200.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates Stewart B. McKinney... 200. UU
Robert N. Richardson John L McMillan 125. UU
Glen D. Crumal Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany Dawson Mathis — 200.00
Kuhio Auto Repair, Inc Spark M. Matsunaga
Commonwealth Bldg., Inc Romano L. MazzolL.
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co John Melcher.
Collier-Lewis Realty Co Ralph H. Metcalfe
100.00
107.00
60.00
200. 00
uumigi -Lewis ixscmy UU "°T v,i~u,..
First National Bank of Peoria Robert H. Michel 200.00
Albert Lencioni Abner J. Mikva..
Abraham Kofman George P. Miller.
150.00
200.00
nuionaiN rwiiiian «^«16« .-.
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn William O. Mills ,"2'22
Harry Amsterdam Joseph G. Minish.
T. Tomita, Inc.. Patsy T. Mink —
Mallen Realty Trust F. Bradford Morse....
Lowell Sun Realty Co do.... 104.00
Alfred & Jean J. Porkolab Charles A. Mosher
Rufus Brandenburg. William H. Natcher
William Parker Lucien N. Nedzi
150. 00
200. 00
95.00
105.00
120. 00
vvinidMi rainei l.u\,igii m. mcuu
Citizens Bank Ancher Nelsen
Equitable Realty Corp.... Robert N. C. Nix.
William Ross & John B. Bruff - James G. O'Hara.
150.00
200.00
200. 00
Ouachita National Bank Otto E. Passman. - 122-22
E. & W. Professional Building Jerry L. Pettis
242 Building. - --do
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co - Peter A. Peyser...
Hahn Real Estate, Inc Alexander Pirnie..
Nat Channelis Bertram L. Podell.
Joseph & Marilyn Bacher Walter E. Powell...
S.J.M. Bldg. Corp Roman C. Pucinski...
Preston Tower Graham Purcell.. - 200.00
Fred W. Schuster.... Albert H. Quie 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Wm. J. Randall
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Ran
50.00
150. 00
200. 00
100.00
300. 00
200. 00
200. 00
20.00
200.00
William Horowitz - Thomas M. Rees 200. UU
208
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for August 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Sept. 1 1602 Roeder Building Corp.. Charlotte T. Reid $175.00
Ahrle Properties Ogden R. Reid 200.00
Irvin B. Charne Henry S. Reuss. _ 200.00
Whaley Memorial Foundation Donald W. Riegle.Jr 200.00
Farmers & Merchants National Bank J. Kenneth Robinson - 130.00
Law Building, Inc Paul G. Rogers 200.00
TedSimola. Teno Roncalio 200.00
Rose Kokot. Fred B. Rooney.. 175.00
Leonard L. Levin Dan Rostenkowski. 200.00
F. G. and H.J. Kennedy John H. Rousselot. 200.00
Homes International, Inc William R. Roy.. 200.00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels 100.00
Mary Ruth McCrory do 100.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth 112.00
1145 Fox St. Corp William F. Ryan 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co Charles W. Sandman, Jr 125.00
Salvatore and Rose Consalvo, Sr do 50. 00
Emma M. Butler. Paul S. Sarbanes 200.00
Sailon Realty Corp _.. James H.Scheuer.. 135.00
Henry Michel, Inc.. ..do 65.00
Lot #2 Co John G. Schmitz... 200.00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli 163. 75
Union Bldg. Co _ Fred Schwengel 200.00
Hays Bancorp Keith G. Sebelius _ 100.00
Richard D. Boyd do _ 35.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 200.00
Jo Ann Watson _ George E.Shipley 200.00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup 100.00
Eight-Thirty, Inc Garner E. Shriver 200.00
Robert B. Lambert Joe Skubitz 90.00
Roy R. Robe ...do 50.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Henry P. Smith III... 140.00
Insurance Exchange Bldg _ NealSmith... 195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc M. G. (Gene) Snyder 130.00
Mrs. HubS. Covington Floyd Spence 100.00
Champaign National Bank. _ William L. Springer 200.00
Arthur E. Crowley & Earle Bishop Robert T. Stafford 75.00
Andrew & Helen A. Detch. Harley O. Staggers . 135.00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co J. William Stanton 200.00
Masonic Temple Assn Tom Steed 85.00
George & Olvna M. Faubion, Jr do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan ... .. Robert H. Steele 200.00
Southern Mutual Insurance Co Robert G. Stephens, Jr 200.00
Professional Bldg Frank A. Stubblefield... 100.00
Stuckey Development Corp W. S. (BilHStuckey, Jr 200.00
Sidney M. Studt James W. Symington . 200.00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc Roy A. Taylor 200.00
American Amusement Co Charles M. Teague... 100.00
Farmers & Merchants Bank... Vernon W. Thomson.. _ 75.00
Samuel Nardone & Co _ Roberto. Tiernan.. 200.00
Margaret Stegeman Maentz.. Guy Vander Jagt _ 50.00
University Park Professional Bldg .. ..do. 140.00
Hilltop Management Co. __ Charles A. Vanik 200.00
David L. Ekker _. Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles, Jr Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie... 200.00
Jim Dougherty William C. Wampler 150.00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican John Ware 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee do 100.00
Allegheny Sales Co. J. Irving Whalley -- 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten... 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn Charles E. Wiggins 200.00
Township of Springfield Lawrence G. Williams 200.00
Janet C. Medina Charles H. Wilson 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone... Lester L.Wolff.. 200.00
Minthorn Properties.. Wendell Wyatt 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp John W. Wydler 200.00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co Gus Yatron 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki 150.00
Meridian Corp Roger H. Zion - 65.00
13 1830 Michael J. Kane. William A. Barrett 200.00
1831 Andrew McNally John N. Erlenborn 200.00
1832 Hamlin Bank & Trust Co. Albert W. Johnson 35.00
1833 Levy, Levy, Albert & Marcus Frank Thompson, Jr 200.00
1834 Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey.... 200.00
1835 Park View Professional Centre do. 87.50
1836 Joseph F. Dobias William B. Widnall.... - 100.00
16 1933 James Mulholland Craig Hosmer -- 172.00
209
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for September 1971:
Lessor Congressman
1971
Oct. 1 2358 Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt $120.00
George Abbitt, Jr.. do 75.00
B.M.L. Co . James Abourezk 113.00
Educational Alliance, Inc Bella S. Abzug 200.00
Louis DeSena & C. Benedict Mauro Joseph P. Addabbo 100.00
Arkansas State University Bill Alexander 200.00
Pacific Trade Center Glenn M. Anderson 200.00
Rock River Savings John B. Anderson 160. 00
John E.Sloan, J r William R. Anderson 200.00
Mabel Finlayson George W. Andrews 150. 00
Sam & Abe Brenner John M. Ashbrook _. 100.00
MYCO, Inc.. do 100.00
840 Grand Concourse Associates Herman Badillo 200.00
P. T. Love LaMar Baker 200.00
Holiday Office Park Associates Bob Bergland 150.00
Betty M. Drake Jackson E. Betts 60.00
Mid-Ohio Bldg. Corp... ..do 62.50
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi 200.00
M. & M. Holding Co Edward G. Biester, Jr 100.00
Libtul Realty Co., Inc Jonathan B. Bingham. 275.00
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg_. Ray Blanton 200.00
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow 200.00
Mort Linder & Associates John Brademas 200.00
Abe Rothstein . Frank J. Brasco 200.00
Forum Realty Corp William G. Bray 222.00
Romeo Gadoua Wm. S. Broomfield 290. 00
Office Centers, Inc Clarence J. Brown 100.00
Kenneth H. Krum. Garry Brown 100.00
Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill 70.00
Triplett Realty Co do 136.00
Dominion Management Co Joel T. Broyhill 411.94
A. Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke 165.00
Smith-Devi ne Real Estate. James A. Byrne 100.00
Lucille & Howard Whitlingham Goodloe E. Byron 100.00
Clavin Real Estate Hugh L. Carey 200.00
Eastwood Mall, Inc Charles J. Carney 170.00
B..K..& R. Burdman do 30.00
Edwin Roberts Tim Lee Carter 100.00
Walter G. Nakkula Elford A. Cederberg 65.00
Edgar & Margaret M. Dunn, Jr Bill Chappell, Jr 200.00
OttoG. Moses Shirley Chisholm 200.00
Eureka Inn Don H. Clausen 80.00
Wells Fargo Bank. ....do... 170.00
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones Del Clawson 200.00
Richard Anderson, d.b.a. P.O.R., Inc William (Bill) Clay 200.00
J. W. Simoneau Sons Realty Corp James C. Cleveland 175.00
John Storcel Harold R. Collier 150.00
Norman G. Christy James M. Collins 200.00
Lex Terrae, Inc William M. Colmer 75.00
First Agricultural National Bank Silvio O. Conte 200.00
KGS Co John Conyers, Jr 200.00
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corrnan 100. 00
Abe Vickter do 100.00
Chrispaul Corp Lawrence Coughlin 200. 00
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect Philip M. Crane 350.00
Village Professional Bldg Glenn R. Davis 200.00
Qunico, Inc Elgio de la Garza 100. 00
Charles W. Schaefer James J. Delaney 150.00
Cascade Offices Co. John Dellenback 165.00
Professional Property Management Co Ronald V. Dellums 80.00
Alan F. Glover. Frank E. Denholm 200.00
Westcott Hotel. David W. Dennis 100.00
J. F. Dusenbury William L. Dickinson.. 200.00
Burton W. London Charles C. Diggs, Jr 150.00
Clarence C. Gary do 50.00
Mid-Wayne Corp John D. Dingell — - 200.00
H. Wilson & Stephen G. Guernsey John G. Dow 137.50
W. C. McGuffey, Jr John Dowdy 140.00
In Town Realty Trust. Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Mrs. Lynn Sheeley, Sr John J. Duncan 200.00
Arnold Goldsborough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont _ 200.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc Florence P. Dwyer 200.00
Pacific Property Management Co Don Edwards 200. 00
Lloyd Andrus Edwin W. Edwards 150.00
Jansen Chapman Jack Edwards 65. 00
Mitchell Corp. _..! do _ 135.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn Joshua Eilbeig 200.00
Wendell W. Hobbs Marvin L. Esch... 175.00
Cunningham Drugstores, Inc ...do 25.00
William M.Sinclair Co Walter E. Fauntroy 125.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley 110.00
210
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for September 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
Oct. 1 2358 Harry Lefever... Hamilton Fish, Jr $125.00
John I. Smith, Sr... do.. 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp O.C.Fisher 200.00
E. G. Harper John J. Flynt, Jr 100.00
Pipp, Inc Gerald R. Ford 110.00
William Siemasz William D. Ford 200.00
Treasurer of Morris County Peter H . B. Frelinghuysen.. 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc.. Bill Frenzel . 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr Louis Frey.Jr 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc do 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc Cornelius E. Gallagher.. 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc _ Joseph M.Gaydos.. 200.00
Hillsboro Bank Sam Gibbons 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan Barry M. Goldwater, Jr 200. 00
City of New Britain Ella T. Grasso.... 200.00
Catherine Kuca Kenneth J. Gray 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin 200.00
Phyllis Z. Birnkrant Martha W. Griffiths 150.00
Francis B. Garvey _ James R. Grover, Jr 200.00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser 200.00
Kensington Associates Gilbert Gude._ 150.0J
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc.. do 50.00
D. H.Sloan, Jr James A. Haley 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc do 100.00
Dillon Investment Co. Durward G. Hall 200.00
G. L. G. Associates... Seymour Halpern 200.00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna. 200.00
George F. Hanigan __ Julia Butler Hansen. 100.00
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co Orval Hansen 50.00
First Security Bank of Idaho do 117.00
Batavia Professional Bldg William H. Harsha 140.00
CMP Realty Co James Harvey... 190.00
Allegany Estates Corp James F. Hastings _ 145.00
Canal National Bank.... __ William D. Hathaway 200.00
Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins 200.00
Frank M. Huff Wayne L. Hays 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co. Ken Hechler. 200.00
One Washington Street Co. Margaret M. Heckler 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc Henry Helstoski 200.00
Fanning Starkey Co Floyd V. Hicks 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis 125.00
Iverson Mall Joint Venture Lawrence J. Hogan 200.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Chet Holifield. 192.00
One Fourteen Corp John E. Hunt 100.00
Robert Boakes. do. 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. I chord 100.00
Jerome Wallach .do 100.00
Indiana National Bank _ Andrew Jacobs, Jr _ _ 200.00
Morton & Turnipseed EdJones... _ 100.00
J. I. Morgan Estate Walter B. Jones... 125.00
Buklor, Inc. Robert W. Kastenmeier. __ 75.00
National Mutual Benefit do 100.00
Tower Life Bldg. _ _ Abraham Kazen, Jr 200.00
Mace Bldg _ Hastings Keith.. 175.00
J. P. McGirrCo., Inc.... Carleton J. King... 150.00
Joseph Harnik., _ John C. Kluczynski 150.00
Cooper Realty Co Dan Kuykendall 182.50
Knox Broadcasting, Inc Peter N. Kyros _ 200.00
Ronald D. Jacobson Earl F. Landgrebe... 200.00
Jack O. and Doris L. Mellon do 300.00
Bank of Wood County Delbert L. Latta 84.00
Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. Leggett 200.00
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon 115.00
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent 250.00
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc Speedy O. Long 125.00
T. N. Fidel Manuel Lujan, Jr 100.00
Borel Estate Co Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp. James A. McClure 190.00
Noel Investment Co Mike McCormack. 306.67
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co. Joseph M. McDade 175.00
Farmington Holding Co Jack H. McDonald.. 200.00
Ogdensburg Trust Co Robert C. McEwen 100.00
John Burnett. John J. McFall.. 200.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay. 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates Stewart B. McKinney 200.00
D. A. C. Associates do 300.00
Robert N. Richardson John L McMillan.... 125.00
Glen D. Crumel Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany.. Dawson Mathis. 200.00
Kuhio Auto Repair, Inc Spark M. Matsunaga 100.00
211
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for September 1971— Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Oct. 1 2353 Commonwealth Bldg., Inc ... Romano L. Mazzoli. $107.00
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co John Melcher 60.00
Collier-Lewis Realty Co Ralph H. Metcalfe... 200.00
First National Bank of Peoria Robert H. Michel 200.00
Albert Lencioni.. Abner J. Mikva 150.00
Abraham Kofman George P. Miller 200.00
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn William O. Mills 200.00
Harry Amsterdam Joseph G. Minish 150.00
T. Tomita, Inc. Patsy T. Mink. — - 200.00
C. & W. Corp Robert H. Mollohan 96.75
Mallen Realty Trust F. Bradford Morse.... 95.00
Lowell Sun Realty Co do. 104.00
Alfred and Jean J. Porkolab. Charles A. Mosher 120.00
Rufus Brandenburg William H. Natcher 105.00
William Parker Lucien N. Nedzi.. 120.00
Citizens Bank Ancher Nelsen 135.00
Equitable Realty Corp Robert N. C. Nix 150.00
William Ross & John B. Bruff... James G. O'Hara.. 200.00
Northland Television, Inc Alvin E. O'Konski - - 500.00
Quachita National Bank.... Otto E. Passman.. 200.00
E. & W. Professional Building Jerry L. Pettis - 50.00
242 Building - --do 150.00
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co Peter A. Peyser 300.00
Hahn Real Estate, Inc Alexander Pirnie 100.00
NatChanelis Bertram L. Podell 300.00
Joseph and Marilyn Bacher - Walter E. Powell... - 200.00
S.J. M. Bldg. Corp Roman C. PucinskL. 200.00
Preston Tower.. Graham Pursell - 200.00
Fred W. Schuster Albert H. Quie - 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Wm. J. Randall... 20.00
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Rangel - -- 200.00
William Horowitz Thomas M. Rees... - 200.00
Roeder Building Corp.. Charlotte T. Reid 175.00
Ahrle Properties Ogden R. Reid -- 350.00
Irvin B.Charne.. - Henry S. Reuss.... 200.00
Whaley Memorial Foundation - Donald W. Riegle, Jr 200.00
Farmers & Merchants National Bank J. Kenneth Robinson 130.00
Law Building, Inc - Paul G. Rogers - -- 240.00
American National Bank... Teno Roncalio - 200.00
Rose Kokot Fred B. Rooney. 175.00
Leonard L. Levin Dan Rostenkowski 200.00
Nader, Inc J. Edward Roush 400.00
F. G. & H.J. Kennedy John H. Rousselot 200.00
Homes International, Inc... William R. Roy.. 500.00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels - 100.00
Mary Ruth McCrory do.... — 100.00
HomeSavings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth — 112.00
1145 Fox St. Corp.... William F. Ryan 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co Charles W. Sandman, Jr 125.00
Salvatore & Rose Consalvo,Sr do 50.00
Emma M. Butler... Paul S. Sarbanes 200.00
Sailon Realty Corp... James H. Scheuer 135.00
Henry Michel, Inc do — 255.00
Lot#2Co John G.Schmitz 200.00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli... 163.75
Union Bldg. Co Fred Schwengel 300.00
Hays Bancorp Keith G. Sebelius 100.00
Richard D. Boyd do 35.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 300.00
Jo Ann Watson George E. Shipley 200.00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup. 100.00
Eight-Thirty, Inc Garner E. Shriver... 200.00
Robert B. Lambert JoeSkubitz 90.00
Roy R. Robe do.... 50.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Henry P.Smith III... 140.00
Insurance Exchange Bldg NealSmith 195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc M. G. (Gene) Snyder 130.00
Mrs. Hub S. Covington... Floyd Spence.. 100.00
Champaign National Bank William L. Springer. 200.00
Arthur E. Crowley & Earle Bishop Robert T. Stafford 75.00
Andrew & Helen A. Detch Harley O. Staggers.. 135.00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co J. William Stanton... 200. 00
Masonic Temple Assn.. Tom Steed 85.00
George & Olvna M. Faubion, Jr.. do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan... Robert H.Steele.. _. 200.00
Southern Mutual Insurance Co. Robert G.Stephens, Jr 250.00
Professional Bldg Frank A. Stubblefield. 100.00
Stuckey Development Corp W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr 200. 00
Sidney M.Studt... James W. Symington 200.00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc. Roy A. Taylor 200. 00
212
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for September 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Oct. 1 2358 American Amusement Co Charles M. Teague $100.00
Farmers & Merchants Bank Vernon W. Thomson 75.00
Samuel Nardone & Co Robert O. Tiernan 200.00
Margaret Stegeman Maentz Guy Vander Jagt 50.00
University Park Professional Bldg do 140.00
Hilltop Management Co Charles A. Vanik.. 200. 00
Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey... 200.00
Park View Professional Center ..do 87. 50
David L. Ekker Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles. Jr__. Joe D. Waggonner, Jr. 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie 200.00
Jim Dougherty William C. Wampler... 150.00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican JohnWare... 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee do... 100.00
Allegheny Sales Co__ J. Irving Whalley 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten. 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn. Charles E. Wiggins.. 200.00
Township of Springfield Lawrence G. Williams. 200.00
Janet C. Medina.. Charles H. Wilson 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone.. Lester L. Wolff 200.00
Minlhorn Prop3rties Wendell Wyatt.. 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp John W. Wydler 500.00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co Gus Yatron 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki.. 150.00
Meridian Corp Roger H. Zion 65.00
2385 Law & Finance Bldg. of Greensburg, Inc John H. Dent 260.00
(August)
7 2500 Do. John H. Dent 260.00
2501 Joseph Dobias William B. Widnall 100.00
8 2512 Michael J. Kane. William A. Barrett _. 200.00
2513 Andrew McNaMy... John N. Erlenborn 200.00
2514 William Walters Co.. Craig Hosmer 172.00
2515 Levy, Levy, Albert & Marcus Frank Thompson, Jr 200.00
2848 Court Plaza, Ltd Thomas N. Downing. 400.00
(July-August)
22 2850 Harry J. Goeringer & Sons. Daniel J. Flood... 125.00
(July)
Members' district office rentals for October 1971:
Lessor Congressman
Nov. 1 3051 Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt 120.00
George Abbitt, Jr do 75.00
B.M.L. Co. . James Abourezk.. 113.00
Educational Alliance. Inc _ Bellas. Abzug 200.00
Louis DeSena & C. Benedict Mauro Joseph P. Addabbo 100.00
Arkansas State University.. Bill Alexander 200.00
Pacific Trade Center... Glenn M. Anderson 200.00
Rock River Savings... John B. Anderson 160.00
John E. Sloan, Jr William R. Anderson 200.00
Mabel Finlayson . .. . George W. Andrews 150.00
Sam & Abe Brenner. John M. Ashbrook.... _ 100.00
MYCO, Inc.. ....do 100.00
840 Grand Concourse Associates Herman Badillo 200.00
P. T. Love LaMar Baker 200.00
Holiday Office Park Associates Bob Bergland 150.00
Betty M. Drake Jackson E. Betts 60.00
Mid-Ohio Bldg. Corp do.... 62.50
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi 200.00
M. & M. Holding Co Edward G. Biester, Jr 100.00
68 E. Court St.. Inc.. _ ...do.. 200.00
Libtu! Realty Co.. Inc Jonathan B. Bingham. 237.50
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg.. Ray Blanton 200.00
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow 200.00
Mort Linder & Associates . John Brademas 200.00
AbeRothstein Frank J. Brasco 200.00
Forum Realty Corp William G. Bray 211.00
Romeo Gadoua ._ Wm. S. Broomfield 350.00
Office Centers, Inc Clarence J. Brown.. _ 100.00
Kenneth H. Krurn.. _ Garry Brown 100.00
Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill 70.00
Triplett Realty Co .do 133.00
Dominion Management Co Joel T. Broyhill... 305.97
A. Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke 165.00
Smith-Devine Real Estate.. James A. Byrne.. 400.00
Lucille & Howard Whittingham Goodloe E. Byron... 100.00
Clavin Real Estate Hugh L. Carey 200.00
Eastwood Mall, Inc Charles J. Carney 170.00
213
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for October 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Nov. 1 3051 B., K., & R. Burdman.. Charles J. Carney $480.00
Edwin Roberts Tim Lee Car er_._ 100.00
Edgar and Margaret M. Dunn, Jr Bill Chappell, Jr 200. 00
Otto G. Moses Shirley Chisholm 200.00
Eureka Inn Don H. Clausen --- 80.00
Wells Fargo Bank.-. do 145.00
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones Del Clawson.. 200.00
Richard Anderson, d.h.a. P.O.R., Inc William (Bill) Clay _ 200.00
J. W.Simoneau Sons Realty Corp James C. Cleveland 175.00
JohnStorcel . Harold R. Collier 150.00
Norman G. Christy. James M. Collins 200.00
LexTerrae, Inc. William M. Colmer.... 75.00
First Agricultural National Bank Silvio O. Conte_ 200.00
KGS Co John Conyers, Jr. 200.00
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corman - 100.00
AbeVickter... do - 100.00
Chrispaul Corp --- Lawrence Coughlin .- 200.00
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect Philip M. Crane 350.00
Village Professional Bldg Glenn R. Davis 200.00
Quinco, Inc Eligio de la Garza — 100.00
Charles W.Schaefer - James J. Delaney 150.00
Cascade Offices Co John Dellenback 165.00
Professional Property Management Co. Ronald V. Dellums 80.00
Allan F. Glover Frank E. Denholm 200.00
Westcott Hotel .. David W. Dennis - 100.00
J F. Dusenbury.. William L. Dickinson 200.00
Burton W. London.... Charles C. Diggs, Jr. 150.00
Clarence C.Gary ...do.... 50.00
Mid-Wayne Corp John D. Dingell 200.00
H. Wilson & Stephen G. Guernsey.. John G. Dow .- 137.50
W. C. McGuffey, Jr John Dowdy 140.00
Court Plaza, Ltd Thomas N. Downing 400.00
In Town Realty Trust Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Mrs. Lynn Sheeley, Sr John J. Duncan 200.00
Arnold Goldsborough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 500.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc Florence P. Dwyer 200.00
Pacific Property Management Co... Don Edwards... 200.00
Lloyd Andrus _ Edwin W. Edwards 150.00
Jensen Chapman Jack Edwards. - 65.00
Mitchell Corp do.. --- 135.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn Joshua Eilberg 200.00
Wendell W. Hobbs Marvin L. Esch 175.00
Cunningham Drugstores, Inc __.do - 25.00
William M. Sinclair Co. Walter E. Fauntroy 125.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley - - 110.00
Harry Lefever.... Hamilton Fish, J r 125.00
John I. Smith, Sr -do 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp O. C. Fisher 200.00
E. G. Harper John J. Flynt, Jr - 100.00
Pipp, Inc Gerald R. Ford 110.00
William Siemasz William D. Ford, 200. 00
Treasurer of Morris County Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc Bill Frenzel .- 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr Louis Frey, Jr - 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc do 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc. Cornelius E. Gallagher 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc - Joseph M. Gaydos 200.00
Beaty Shopping Center, Inc Tom S. Gettys 100.00
Hillsboro Bank Sam Gibbons 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan Barry M. Goldwater, Jr 200.00
City of New Britain... Ella T. Grasso 200.00
Catherine Kuca Kenneth J. Gray.... - - 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin - 200.00
Phyllis Z. Brinkrant Martha W. Griffiths... _ J50-00,
Francis B. Garvey James R. Grover, Jr 200.00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser 200.00
Kensington Associates Gilbert Gude I RR
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc do ,99
D. H.Sloan, Jr James A. Haley 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc.. ...do - 100- 00
Dillon Investment Co Durward G. Hall - 200.00
G. L. G. Associates Seymour Halpern 200.00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna ?RR" RR
George F. Hanigan Julia Butler Hansen. 1RR" RR
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co. Orval Hansen. --- ,9-99
First Security Bank of Idaho do - }\lnn
Batavia Professional Bldg William H. Harsha.
CMP Realty Co James Harvey
Allegany Estates Corp James F. Hastings
190. 00
145. 00
Canal National Bank.l".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. William D. Hathaway. 200.00
214
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for October 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Nov. 1 3051 Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins $200.00
Frank M. Huff Wayne L. Hays.. 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co. Ken Hechler 200.00
One Washington Street Co Margaret M. Heckler 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc Henry Helstoski 200.00
Fanning Starkev Co Floyd V. Hicks 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis... 125.00
Iverson Mall Joint Venture. Lawrence J. Hogan 200. 00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Chet Holified... 192.00
One Fourteen Corp _ John E. Hunt 100.00
Robert Boakes do _ 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. Ichord 100.00
Jerome Wallach ....do _ 100.00
Indiana National Bank Andrew Jacobs, Jr 200. 00
Morton & Turnipseed Ed Jones... 100.00
J. I. Morgan Estate Walter B. Jones 125.00
National Mutual Benefit Robert W. Kastenmeier 200.00
Tower Life Bldg Abraham Kazen, Jr 200.00
Mace Bldg Hastings Keith 175.00
5820 Main St., Inc Jack F. Kemp. 600.00
J. P. McGirrCo., Inc Carleton J. King 150.00
Joseph Harnik. John C. Kluczynski 150.00
Cooper Realtv Co Dan Kuykendall 182.50
Knox Broadcasting, Inc Peter N. Kyros 200. 00
Ronald D. Jacobson Earl F. Landgrebe 200. 00
Jack O. & Doris L. Mellon do 150 00
Bank of Wood County Delbert L. Latta.... 84.00
Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. Leggett.. 200.00
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon... 115.00
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent. 250.00
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc Speedy O. Long 125.00
T. N. Fidel Manuel Lujanjr. 100.00
Borel Estate Co Paul N. McCloskeyJr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp James A. McClure. 190.00
Noel Investment Co Mike McCormack 200.00
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co.. Joseph M. McDade _ 175. 00
Farmington Holding Co Jack H. McDonald 200.00
Ogdensburg Trust Co _ Robert C. McEwen 100.00
John Burnett John J. McFall 200.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates Stewart B. McKinney 200.00
D. A. C. Associates.. do.. 150.00
Robert N. Richardson. John L. McMillan 125.00
Glen D. Crumal. Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany Dawson Mathis... 200. 00
Pan American Financial Corp Spark M. Matsunaga 350.00
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co John Melcher 60.00
Collier-Lewis Realty Co Ralph H. Metcalfe 500.00
First National Bank of Peoria Robert H. Michel 200.00
Albert Lencioni AbnetJ. Mikva _ 150.00
Abraham Kofman.. George P. Miller 200.00
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn William O. Mills 200.00
Harry Amsterdam Joseph G. Minish 150.00
T. Tomita.lnc. Patsy T. Mink... 200.00
C. & W. Corp RobertH. Mollohan.. 96.75
Mallen Realty Trust F. Bradford Morse 95.00
Lowell Sun Realty Co ..do 104.00
Alfred & Jean J. Porkolab Charles A. Mosher 120.00
Rufus Brandenburg William H. Natcher. 105.00
William Parker... Lucien N. Nedzi 120.00
Citizens Bank Ancher Nelsen 135.00
Equitable Realty Corp Robert N. C. Nix 150.00
William Ross &John B. Bruff James G. O'Hara 200.00
Northland Television, Inc Alvin E. O'Konski 350.00
Ouachita National Bank Otto E. Passman 200.00
E. & W. Professional Building... Jerry L. Pettis. 50.00
242 Building do 150.00
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co Peter A. Peyser 250.00
Hahn Real Estate, Inc _ Alexander Pirnie 100.00
NatChanelis Bertram L. Podell... 300.00
Joseph & Marilyn Bacher.. Walter E. Powell 200.00
S. J. M. Bldg. Corp.. Roman C. Pucinski 200.00
Preston Tower Graham Purcell 200.00
Fred W. Schuster. Albert H. Quie 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Wm. J. Randall 20.00
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Rangel... 200.00
William Horowitz.... Thomas M. Rees 200.00
Roeder Building Corp Charlotte T. Reid 175.00
Ahrle Properties. Ogden R. Reid 350.00
Irvin B. Charne Henry S. Reuss 200.00
215
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for October 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Nov 1 3051 Metropolitan Bldg Donald W. Riegle, Jr $692.04
Farmers & Merchants National Bank J. Kenneth Robinson 130.00
Law Building, Inc Paul G. Rogers 220.00
American National Bank Teno Roncalio 200.00
Rose Kokot Fred B. Rooney 175.00
Leonard L. Levin Dan Rostenkowski... 200.00
Nader Inc .. .. J. Edward Roush 200.00
F. G. & H. J. Kennedy John H. Rousselot 200.00
Homes International, Inc William R. Roy 350.00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels. 100.00
Mary Ruth McCrory do 100.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth 112.00
1145 FoxSt. Corp William F. Ryan 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co. Charles W. Sandman, Jr 125.00
Salvatore & Rose Consalvo.Sr do 50.00
Emma M. Butler. Paul S. Sarbanes 200.00
Sailon Realty Corp James H. Scheuer 135.00
Henry Michel, Inc do 160.00
Lot #2 Co - John C. Schmitz 200.00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli 163.75
Union Bldg. Co Fred Schwengel 250.00
Hays Bancorp Keith G. Sebelius 100.00
Richard D. Boyd ...do 35.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 250.00
Jo Ann Watson .- George E. Shipley 200. 00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup.. 100. 00
Eight-Thirty, Inc Garner E. Shriver... 200.00
Robert B. Lambert Joe Skubitz - 90.00
Roy R. Robe - -do 50.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Henry P. Smith III 140.00
Insurance Exchange Bldg Neal Smith 195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc M. G. (Gene) Snyder... 130.00
Mrs. Hub S. Covington Floyd Spence 100.00
Champaign National Bank William L. Springer _ _. 200.00
Andrew & Helen A. Detch Harley O. Staggers 135.00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co J. William Stanton.... 200.00
Masonic Temple Assn Tom Steed 85.00
George & Olvna M. Faubionjr do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan Robert H. Steele 200.00
Southern Mutual Insurance Co Robert G. Stephens, Jr 225.00
Goodman Development Co., Inc Samuel S. Stratton.. 50.00
Professional Bldg Frank A. Stubblefield.. 100.00
Stuckey Development Corp W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr 200.00
Sidney M. Studt James W. Symington 200.00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc.. Roy A. Taylor 200.00
American Amusement Co Charles M. Teague 100.00
Farmers & Merchants Bank Vernon W. Thomson 75.00
Samuel Nardone & Co Robert O. Tiernan. 200.00
Margaret Stegeman Maentz.. Guy Vander Jagt... - 50.00
University Park Professional Bldg do - 140.00
Hilltop Management Co Charles A. Vanik 200.00
Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey... - 200.00
Park View Professional Center do - ,?7-™
David L. Ekker Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles, Jr . Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie 200.00
Jim Dougherty William C. Wampler 150.00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican John Ware 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee ..do 100.00
Allegheny Sales Co J. Irving Whalley.. 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn Charles E. Wiggins 200. 00
County Commercial Corp do 450.00
Township of Springfield... Lawrence G. Williams 200.00
Janet C. Medina Charles H. Wilson 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone... Lester L. Wolff 200. 00
Minthorn Properties Wendell Wyatt 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp John W. Wydler... 350. 00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co Gus Yatron 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki 150.00
Meridian Corp Roger H. Zion 65.00
3 3113 Hamilin Bank & Trust Co Albert W Johnson 35.00
10 3235 B M L Co James Abourezk 80.00
(July-October)i
3236 William N. Caton JoeSkubitz... 110.00
(September-October)
i To adjust rent reimbursement
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Members' district office rentals for October 1971 — Continued
Lessor
1971
Nov. 11
3326
332/
3328
3329
3330
17
3484
18
3b4b
Dec. 1
Congressman
Michael J. Kane William A. Barrett...
Law & Finance Bldg. of Greensburg, Inc John N. Dent
James Mulholland Craig Hosmer.
Andrew McNally John N. Erlenborn...
Hamlin Bank & Trust Co Albert W. Johnson...
Joseph F. Dobias William B. WidnalL..
Peter J. Grewach William L. Hungate..
(July-September)
Members' district office rentals for November 1971 :
Lessor
Congressman
Great Bridge Developers Watkins M. Abbitt
George Abbitt, J r_ do
B.M.L. Co James Abourezk
Dakota West Corp ..do
Educational Alliance, Inc Bella S. Abzug
Louis DeSena & C. Benedict Mauro Joseph P. Addabbo...
Arkansas State University. Bill Alexander
Pacific Trade Center.. Glenn M. Anderson...
Rock River Savings John B. Anderson
John E. Sloan, Jr William R. Anderson..
Mabel Finlayson George W. Andrews...
Sam & Abe Brenner John M. Ashbrook
MYCO, Inc. do
840 Grand Concourse Associates... Herman Badillo
P. T. Love LaMar Baker
Holiday Office Park Associates. Bob Bergland..
Betty M. Drake Jackson E. Betts
Mid-Ohio Bldg. Corp .do..
Frank Pedatella Mario Biaggi..
M. & M. Holding Co. Edward G. Biester, Jr.
68 East Court St., Inc do
Libtul Realty Co., Inc Jonathan B. Bingham.
David Harrison, Jr., d.b.a. Branchdale Bldg.. Ray Blanton
Linbeck Enterprises, Inc Frank T. Bow
Mort Linder & Associates John Brademas
Abe Rothstein Frank J. Brasco
Forum Realty Corp William G. Bray
Romeo Gadoua Wm. S. Broomfield
Office Centers, Inc Clarence J. Brown
Kenneth H. Krum Garry Brown
Pado, Inc., Investment Co James T. Broyhill
Triplett Realty Co do
Dominion Management Co.. Joel T. Broyhill
A. Gray Boylston J. Herbert Burke
Smith-Devine Real Estate James A. Byrne
Lucille & Howard Whittingham Goodloe E. Byron
Clavin Real Estate.. Hugh L. Carey
Eastwood Mall, Inc Charles J. Carney
B., K., & R. Burdman do
Edwin Roberts. Tim Lee Carter
Edgar & Margaret M. Dunn, Jr Bill Chappell, Jr
Otto G. Moses Shirley Chisholm
Eureka Inn _. Don H. Clausen
Wells Fargo Bank _ do
Carl V. &/or Fern Jones.. Del Clawson
Richard Anderson, d.b.a. P.O.R., Inc. William (Bill) Clay....
J. W. Simoneau Sons Realty Corp... James C. Cleveland...
John Storcel Harold R. Collier
Norman G. Christy James M. Collins
Lex Terrae, Inc.. William M. Colmer
First Agricultural National Bank Silvio 0. Conte
KGS Co... John Conyers, Jr
Victory Professional Bldg James C. Corman
Abe Vickter.. do
Chrispaul Corp. Lawrence Coughlin
First National Bank of Mt. Prospect... Philip M. Crane
Village Professional Bldg Glenn R. Davis
Quinco, Inc Fligio ds la Garza
Charles W. Schaefer James J. Delaney
Cascade Offices Co John Dellenback
Professional Property Management Co Ronald V. Dellums
Alan F. Glover Frank E. Denholm
Westcott Hotel David W. Dennis
J. F. Dusenbury. William L. Dickinson..
Burton W. London Charles C. Diggs, Jr...
Clarence C. Gary do
Mid-Wayne Corp John D. Dingell
$200. 00
260. 00
172.00
200. 00
35.00
100. 00
450. 00
120.00
75.00
133. 00
300. 00
200. 00
100.00
200. 00
200. 00
160. 00
200. 00
150.00
100.00
100. 00
500. 00
200. 00
150.00
60.00
62.50
200. 00
100. 00
100. 00
237. 50
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
200. 00
211.00
350. 00
100. 00
100.00
70.00
133.00
305.97
165.00
200. 00
100. 00
200. 00
170.00
180.00
100. 00
200.00
200. 00
80.00
145.00
200. 00
200. 00
175.00
150. 00
200. 00
75.00
200. 00
200. 00
100.00
100. 00
200. 00
350. 00
200. 00
100.00
150.00
165.00
80.00
200. 00
100. 00
200. 00
150.00
50.00
200. 00
217
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for November 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Dec. 1 3886 H. Wilson & Stephen G. Guernsey John G. Dow _. $137.50
W. C. McGuffey, Jr John Dowdy 140.00
Court Plaza, Ltd Thomas N. Downing 20o! 00
In Town Realty Trust Robert F. Drinan 200.00
Lacava-Paino Realty Trust ...do. 300.00
Mrs. Lynn Shee'ey, Sr John J. Duncan 200. 00
Arnold Goldsborough Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 500.00
Morvel Realty Co., Inc Florence P. Dwyer _ 200.00
Pacific Property Management Co Don Edwards 200.00
Estelle J. Anderson do _ __ 125.00
Lloyd Andrus Edwin W. Edwards 15o!oO
Jansen Chapman... Jack Edwards 65.00
Mitchell Corp do 135.00
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn Joshua Eilberg 425. 00
Wendell W. Hobbs Marvin L. Esch 625. 00
Cunningham Drugstores, Inc do 25 00
William M.Sinclair Co Walter E. Fauntroy 125.00
Western Catholic Union Paul Findley 110.00
Harry Lefever Hamilton Fish, Jr 125. 00
John I. Smith, Sr do_ 75.00
Navarro Travis Corp O.C.Fisher ... 200.00
E. G. Harper John J. Flynt, Jr 100.00
Pipp, Inc Gerald R. Ford 110.00
William Siemasz William D. Ford 200.00
Treasurer of Morris County Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen 200.00
One Hundred-Twelve, Inc Bill Frenzel 200.00
C. Sweet Smith, Jr Louis Freyjr 83.33
Koger Properties, Inc do 116.67
Rory Associates, Inc Cornelius E. Gallagher 150.00
224 Fifth Ave., Inc Joseph M. Gaydos.. 250. 00
Beaty Shopping Center, Inc Tom S. Gettys 100. 00
Hillsboro Bank __ Sam Gibbons 180.00
North Hollywood Savings & Loan. Barry M. Goldwater, Jr . 200.00
City of New Britain Ella T. Grasso 200.00
Catherine Kuca Kenneth J. Gray.. .. 200.00
Deposit Guaranty National Bank Charles H. Griffin. 227 50
Phyllis Z. Birnkrant Martha W. Griffiths 150. 00
Francis B. Garvey James R. Grover, Jr 200. 00
Palo Alto Town & Country Village, Inc Charles S. Gubser 200.00
Kensington Associates Gilbert Gude 150.00
Robert P. Long Associates, Inc do... 50. 00
D. H.Sloan, J r James A. Haley 100.00
Egbert T. Smith Enterprises, Inc ..do 100. 00
Dillon Investment Co Durward G. Hall 200.00
G. L. G. Associates Seymour Halpern 200. 00
California Federal Savings & Loan Assn Richard T. Hanna 200.00
George F. Hanigan Julia Butler Hansen . 100.00
Twin Falls Bank & Trust Co... Orval Hansen 50.00
First Security Bank of Idaho do . 117.00
Batavia Professional Bldg.. William H. Harsha 140.00
CMP Realty Co_ _ James Harvey 190.00
Allegany Estates Corp James F. Hastings 145.00
Canal National Bank William D. Hathaway... 200.00
Broadway Manchester Bldg. Corp Augustus F. Hawkins 200.00
Frank M. Huff Wayne L. Hays... 200.00
Mid-Town Real Estate Co. _ Ken Hechler .. 200.00
One Washington Street Co Margaret M. Heckler 200.00
Rutherford East, Inc Henry Helstoski. 650.00
Fanning Starkey Co Floyd V. Hicks 200.00
Union Bank & Trust Co Elwood Hillis 125.00
Iverson Mall Joint Venture Lawrence J. Hogan 200.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Chet Holified... 192.00
One Fourteen Corp John E. Hunt 100.00
Robert Boakes.. do 100.00
Houston Realty Investment Co Richard H. fchord 100.00
Baudendistel Real Estate do 100.00
Indiana National Bank.. Andrew Jacobs, Jr 200. 00
Morton & Turnipseed Ed Jones.. 100.00
J. I. Morgan Estate Walter B. Jones . 125.00
National Mutual Benefit.. Robert W. Kastenmeier.... 200.00
Tower Life Bldg Abraham Kazen, Jr 200.00
Mace Bldg.. Hastings Keith .. 175.00
5820 Main St., Inc Jack F. Kemp 200.00
J. P. McGirr Co., Inc Carleton J. King 150.00
Joseph Harnik _. John C. Kluczynski .. 150.00
Cooper Realty Co Dan Kuykendall. 182.50
Knox Broadcasting, Inc Peter N. Kyros.. 200.00
Ronald D. Jacobson Eail F. Landgrebe 200.00
Jack O. & Doiis L. Mellon do 150.00
Bank of Wood County Delbert L. Latta . 84.00
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DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for November 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Dec. 1 38S6 Tennessee St. Professional Center Robert L. Leggett $200.00
Peoples Savings & Loan Assn Alton Lennon 115.00
County Federal Savings & Loan Assn Norman F. Lent 250.00
Jena Insurance Agency, Inc _. Speedy O. Long 125.00
T. N. Fidel Manuel Lujan, Jr 100.00
Borel Estate Co Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 200.00
Simplot Realty Corp.. James A. McClure... 190.00
Noel Investment Co Mike McCormack 200.00
Northeastern Pa. National Bank & Trust Co. Joseph M. McDade 175.00
Farmington Holding Co Jack H. McDonald 500.00
Ogdensburg Trust Co _. Robert C. McEwen 100.00
First Security Bank of Utah K. Gunn McKay 75.00
John Porcelli & Associates Stewart B. McKinney 200.00
D. A. C. Associates do _ 150.00
Robert N. Richardson John L. McMillan 125.00
Glen D. Crutial Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 165.00
Gibson Products Co. of Albany Dawson Mathis 200.00
Pan American Financial Corp Spark M. Matsunaga 350.00
Rocky Mountain Fire & Gas Co John Melcher 60.00
Collier-Lewis Realty Co Ralph H. Metcalfe 350.00
First National Bank of Peoria Robert H. Michel 200.00
Albert Lencioni Abner J. Mikva 150.00
Abraham Kofman George P. Miller 200.00
Loyola Federal Savings & Loan Assn William O. Mills 200.00
Harry Amsterdam Joseph G. Minish 150.00
T. Tomita.lnc Patsy T. Mink 200.00
C. & W. Corp. Robert H. Mollohan 96.75
Mallen Realty Trust F. Bradford Morse 95.00
Lowell Sun Realty Co do 104.00
Alfred & Jean J. Porkolab Charles A. Mosher.. 120.00
Rufus Brandenburg William H. Natcher 105.00
William Parker Lucien N. Nedzi. 120.00
Citizens Bank - Ancher Nelsen 135.00
Equitable Realty Corp.-. - Robert N. C. Nix 150.00
William Ross & John B. Bruff. James G. O'Hara 200.00
Northland Television, Inc Alvin E. O'Konski 350.00
Ouachita National Bank Otto E. Passman.... 200.00
E. & W. Professional Building Jerry L. Pettis 50.00
242 Building do 150.00
Phelps Dodge Cable & Wire Co Peter A. Peyser 250.00
Hahn Real Estate, Inc Alexander Pirnie 100.00
Nat Chanelis Bertram L. Podell.. 300.00
Joseph & Marilyn Bacher Walter E. Powell.... 200.00
S. J. M. Bldg. Corp Roman C. Pucinski. 200.00
Preston Tower Graham Purcell... 200.00
Fred W. Schuster. Albert H. Quie 138.00
Welty Bros. Auctioneers, Inc Wm. J. Randall 20.00
Kenwood Holding Corp., Inc Charles B. Rangel 200.00
William Horowitz. - Thomas M. Rees 800.00
Roeder Building Corp Charlotte T. Reid 175.00
Ahrle Properties Ogden R. Reid. 350.00
Charne, Glassner.Tehan.Clancy&Taitelman. Henry S. Reuss 500.00
Metropolitan Bldg_ Donald W. Riegle.Jr 325.00
Farmers & Merchants National Bank J. Kenneth Robinson 130.00
Law Building, Inc Paul G. Rogers. 220.00
American National Bank Teno Roncalio 200.00
Rose Kokot.... Fred B. Rooney 175.00
Leonard L. Levin - Dan Rostenkowski 200.00
Nader, Inc - J. Edward Roush 200.00
F. G. &H.J. Kennedy... John H. Rousselot 200.00
Homes International, Inc William R. Roy 350.00
First National Bank of Dona Ana County Harold Runnels 100.00
Mary Ruth McCrory. - - ...do.... 150.00
Home Savings & Loan Assn Earl B. Ruth 112.00
1145 Fox St. Corp -- William F. Ryan 160.00
Ackerman Realty Co Charles W. Sandman, Jr.. 125.00
Salvatore & Rose Consalvo.Sr do - 50.00
Emma M. Butler Paul S. Sarbanes.. 200.00
Sailon Realty Corp. James H. Scheuer.. 135.00
Henry Michel, Inc do 160.00
Lot No. 2 Co John G. Schmitz 200.00
Fidelity National Bank of Pennsylvania Herman T. Schneebeli 163.75
Union Bldg. Co Fred Schwengel 250.00
Hays Bancorp Keith G. Sebelius 100.00
Richard D. Boyd...- - do - 40.00
Grant Washington Professional Bldg John F. Seiberling 250.00
Jo Ann Watson - George E. Shipley 200.00
Pitney Bowes, Inc Richard G. Shoup 100.00
Eight-Thirty, Inc Garner E. Shriver 200.00
Robert B. Lambert JoeSkubitz 90.00
219
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Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Members' district office rentals for November 1971 — Continued
Lessor Congressman
1971
Dec. 1 3886 Roy R. Robe __ Joe Skubitz $50.00
William N. Caton... do__ 55.00
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. _. Henry P. Smith III ___ 140.00
Insurance Exchange Bldg.. Neal Smith... 195.00
Bryson Land Co., Inc M. G. (Gene)Snyder 130.00
Mrs. HubS. Covington Floyd Spence 100.00
Champaign National Bank William L. Springer 200.00
Andrew & Helen A. Detch Harley 0. Staggers 135.00
Coral Ridge Bldg. Co.. J. William Stanton 200.00
Masonic Temple Assn Tom Steed 85.00
George & Olvna M. Faubion, Jr do 100.00
Evelyn P. Lonergan Robert H. Steele.. 200.00
Southern Mutual Insurance Co Robert G. Stephens, Jr 225.00
Griggs-Ficklin, Inc do... 100.00
Goodman Development Co., Inc Samuel S. Stratton 300.00
Professional Bldg __ Frank A. Stubblefield.. 100.00
Stuckey Development Corp. W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr 200.00
Sidney M. Studt James W. Symington... 200.00
Davis & Davis Realty Co., Inc Roy A. Taylor... _ 200.00
American Amusement Co Charles M. Teague 100.00
Farmers & Merchants Bank Vernon W. Thomson 75.00
Samuel Nardone & Co Robert O. Tiernan 200.00
Margaret Stegeman Maentz _ Guy Vander Jagt._ 50.00
University Park Professional Bldg do 140.00
Hilltop Management Co Charles A. Vanik 200.00
Edgar E. Pankey & Floyd A. Blower Victor V. Veysey.... 200.00
Park View Professional Centre ..do 87.50
David L Ekker Joseph P. Vigorito 150.00
John Doles, Jr Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 100.00
James D. & Diane Y. Martin Jerome R. Waldie 200. 00
Jim Dougherty William C. Wampler 150. 00
Trustees for Delaware County Republican John Ware 100.00
Committee.
Chester County Republican Committee do 100.00
Allegheny Sales Co.. J. Irving Whalley 100.00
Will A. Hickman Jamie L. Whitten 125.00
Crown Savings & Loan Assn Charles E. Wiggins 200.00
County Commercial Corp do 150.00
Township of Springfield Lawrence G. Williams 200.00
Janet C. Medina Charles H. Wilson 150.00
Albert Kimball & Michael Salomone Lester L. Wolff.... 200.00
Minthorn Properties. Wendell Wyatt... 150.00
Homeway Realty Corp John W. Wydler 350.00
Colonial Berk Real Estate Co Gus Yatron 100.00
Leona Wozinski Clement J. Zablocki 150.00
Meridian Corp _. Roger H. Zion 65.00
10 4274 Joseph F. Dobias William B. Widnall 100.00
14 4350 Michael J. Kane WiHiam A. Barrett 200.00
4351 Hamlin Bank & Trust Co Albert W. Johnson 35.00
20 4565 Andrew McNally John N. Erlenborn 200.00
4566 Harry J. Goeringer & Sons Daniel J. Flood 250.00
(October-November)
4567 James Mulholland Craig Hosmer 172.00
4568 Commonwealth Bldg., Inc Romano L. Mazzoli 107.00
(October)
4569 Levy, Levy, Albert & Marcus Frank Thompson, Jr. 200.00
22 4729 Law & Finance Bldg. of Greensburg, Inc John H. Dent 260.00
Refunds and adjustments (200.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 221,306.09
OFFICIAL OFFICE EXPENSES
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period ending
June 30, 1971:
Congressman
1971
Dec. 3 4054 Philip E. Ruppe (quarterly periods endingSept. 30 and Dec. 31, 1967; Mar. 31 and June 30,
1968). 1,200.00
4055 Philip E. Ruppe (quarterly periods ending Sept. 30 and Dec. 31, 1968; Mar. 31 and June 30,
1969) _ ... _ 1,200.00
4056 Philip E. Ruppe (quarterly periods endingSept. 30 and Dec. 31,1969; Mar. 31 and June 30,
1970) 1,200.00
Total paid from 1970 appropriations. 3,600.00
July 1 2 Bill Chappell, Jr 300. 00
4 John B. Anderson 300.00
William R. Anderson 300.00
71-124 — 72 15
220
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
1971
July 1 4 Wayne N. Aspinall $300.00
WalterS. Bating _ 300.00
Alphonzo Bell 300.00
Edward G. Blester, J r 300.00
Frank T. Bow 300.00
William G. Bray_ 300.00
Jack Brinkley 300.00
Wm. S. Broomfield 300.00
Bill D. Burlison 300.00
James A. Byrne 300.00
Earle Cabell _ 300.00
Charles J. Carney 300.00
Elforcl A. Cederberg 300.00
Charles E. Chambeilain__ _ _ 300.00
DelClawson _._ 300.00
James C. Corman 300.00
Lawrence Coughlin 300.00
Dominick V. Daniels 300.00
George E. Danielson _ 300.00
Frank E. Denholm _ 300.00
David W. Dennis (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971>_ _ . 300.00
David W. Dennis _. 300.00
John H. Dent 300.00
Charles C. Diggs, Jr 300.00
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn 300.00
Florence P. Dwyer 300.00
Bob Eckhardt 300.00
Jack Edwards _._. 300.00
Marvin L. Esch 300.00
Edwin D. Eshleman... 300.00
Walter E. Fauntroy (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
O. C. Fisher 300.00
James G. Fulton 300.00
Kenneth J. Gray... 300.00
Charles S.Gubser 300.00
Seymour Halpern _ 300.00
Orval Hansen ..-. 300.00
William D. Hathaway.. _ 300.00
Henry Helstoski 300.00
Chet Holifield _ _ 300.00
Edward Hutchinson 300.00
Albert W.Johnson 300.00
Edward I. Koch _ _ 300.00
Norman F. Lent... ._ 300.00
James A. McClure 300.00
John Y. McCollister 300.00
Mike McCormack 300.00
Ray J. Madden... 300.00
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias 300.00
Romano L. Mazzoli 300.00
Lloyd Meeds _ 300.00
John Melcher 300.00
George P. Miller 300.00
William O. Mills 300.00
William E. Minshall 300.00
F. Bradford Morse. _ _ 300.00
John E. Moss. 300.00
William H. Natcher -- 300.00
Robert N. C. Nix 300.00
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr ---- 300.00
Otto E. Passman 300.00
Edward J. Patten - 300.00
Peter A. Peyser... _ 300.00
W. R. Poage -- 300.00
Richard H. Poff -- 300.00
Graham Purcell --- 300.00
Paul S. Sarbanes _ _ - 300.00
George E.Shipley.. - 300.00
John M. Slack _ — - 300.00
Tom Steed _ 300.00
Robert H.Steele... 300.00
Leonor K.Sullivan -- 300.00
James W.Symington 300.00
Lionel Van Deerlin... - - 300.00
Jerome R. Waldie _ 300.00
Charles W.Whalen, Jr.. 300.00
G. William Whitehurst - 300.00
Bob Wilson _ 300.00
Charles H.Wilson - 300.00
221
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
July 1
2
51
52
6
105
7
113
Congressman
Jim Wright (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) $300.00
Wendell Wyatt _ "__"_ 30o'o0
John W. Wydler 300 0O
John Young _ ~~~ 300' 00
Clement J. Zablocki 300 00
William E. Minshall (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1§71)__ '.'.11'.." Ill 300.00
John G. Dow __ _ 300 00
John Buchanan.. __ ~~ 300' 0O
Thomas G. Abernethy _ __ 111. Ill 300! 0O
James Abourezk _ llllll''. " 300 00'
BrockAdams "" 300' 0O
Joseph P. Acldabbo ...Ill 300' OO
Glenn M. Anderson llllllllll.lll 300.00
Geo rge And rews 111111111' " 300' 00
Frank Annunzio _._ llllllll.lllll 300! 00
Herman Badillo __ 111'.".'.'.' '" 300' 00
LaMar Baker _ llllllllll " 300 00
Willia-n A. Barrett . "" 30000
Nick Begich llllllllll 300i 00
Tom Bevill 300 00
Mario Biaggi 300 OO
Edward P. Boland 300 00
Joel T. Broyhill... _ lllllllllllll~.il 300! 00
Omar Burleson _ ._ _ 300 00
Phillip Burton 111. '.llllllllll S.lll 30o! 00
Goodloe E. Byron 300 00
Patrick T. Caffery --™™"""™"""I 30o! 00
Hugh L Carey 300.00
Emanuel Celler _ 300 00
James C. Cleveland 1 300 00
Harold R. Collier "" 300 00
James M. Collins " " 300 OO
Jorge L. Cordova. 300' 00
W. C. (Dan) Daniel.. __ 300.00
John Dellenback 300.00
Edward J. Derwinski I 3000O
John D. Dingell "_ 300!00
Robert F. Drinan.. 300.00
Ed Edmondson 30o!0O
Edwin W. Edwards ~~ 300! 00
John N. Erlenborn 300 00
Frank E. Evans 300!00
Hamilton Fish, Jr _ 300 00
Gerald R. Ford llllll 30o!o0
William D. Ford _ 300 00
Don Fuqua llllll 30o! OO
Cornelius E. Gallagher. 300.00
Edward A. Garmatz 300.00
Charles H. Griffin " 3000O
James A. Haley j... llllllllll 30o!oo
Lee H. Hamilton :... ... 300 00
James M. Hanley " 3000O
James Harvey . 300.00
James F. Hastings 300.00
Augustus F. Hawkins 300.00
Elwood Hillis.. ~ 300 00
Craig Hosmer.... llll'Jlllllllllll 300! 00>
James J. Howard 300.00
William L. Hungate " 300! OO
Andrew Jacobs, J r 300.00
Harold T. Johnson "~ """ 300!oo
Robeit E. Jones __ _ _ """" 300 OO
Joseph E. Karth _. l.llllllllllllllllllllllll 300. 00
Robeit W. Kastenmeier 300. OO
Abraham Kazen, Jr. _._ 300 00
Carleton J. King _._ 300.00
Dan Kuykendall 300 00
Peter N. Kyros llllllllllll 30o! 00
Alton Lennon. 300.00
Clarence D. Long.. _ llllllllllll".' I" 1 300.00
Robeit McCloiy 300 00
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr _._ " 300'0C
John L. McMillan _ _ 300.00
Torbert H. Macdonald _ "." " 30o! 00
James R. Mann - - - - 300 OO
Ralph H. Metcalfe _ 300 OO
Robert H. Michel 300 OO
Wilbur D. Mills 300 OO
Patsy T. Mink llllllllllllllllllllllll Ill 300^00
222
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
July 7
Congressman
113
Robert H. Mollohan
John S. Monagan
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery
Thomas E. Morgan
Lucien N. Nedzi
James G. O'Hara
Wright Patman
Thomas M. Pelly
J. J. Pickle...
Otis G. Pike
Tom Railsback
Peter W. Rodino, Jr
Paul G. Rogers
Fred B. Rooney
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
J Edward Roush
William J. Scherle
Keith G. Sebelius
Richard G. Shoup
Garner E. Shriver
J. William Stanton
James V. Stanton
Robert G. Stephens, Jr
Roy A. Taylor.
John H. Terry
John Ware
John C. Watts.
J. Irving Whalley (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971).
J. Irving Whalley
Jamie L. Whitten
Chalmers P. Wylie..
Gus Yatron
12 190 Bill Alexander _
Bill Archer...
John M. Ashbrook _
Page Belcher
Joh'i A. Blatnik
Hale Boggs..
Richard Boiling
John Braclemas
John W. Byrnes
Don H. Clausen
Barber B. Conable, Jr
Silvio 0. Conte
Glenn R. Davis..
Samuel L. Devine
Thomas N. Downing
:Dante B. Fascell
Thomas S. Foley
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
Nick Galifianakis
Joseph M. Gaydos
TomS.Gettys
Robert N. Giaimo
Sam Gibbons
Ella T. Grasso
James R. Grover, Jr
Gilbert Gude
Durward G. Hall
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Walter B. Jones
Hastings Keith
John C. Kkiczynski
Earl F. Landgrebe _
Phil M. Landrum..
Robert L. Leggett...
Sherman P. Lloyd
Joseph M. McDade
John J. McFall
James D. (Mike) McKevitt
Stewart B. McKinney
WilliamS. Mailliard
Dave Martin —
Clarence E. Miller
WilliamS. Moorhead..
Alexander Pirnie
Walter E. Powell
Wm. J. Randall
Charles B. Rangel
$300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
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300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
223
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
July 12
Congressman
190 ThomasM. Rees. $300.00
Charlotte T. Reid _ 300.00
John J.Rhodes... - 300.00
Ray Roberts 300.00
J. Kenneth Robinson 300.00
Howard W. Robison 300.00
Earl B. Ruth... 300.00
David E. Satterfield III 300.00
James H.Scheuer 300.00
William Lloyd Scott 300.00
B. F.Sisk 300.00
Louis Stokes 300.00
Samuel S.Stratton 300.00
Frank A. Stubblefield 300.00
Joe D. Waggoner, Jr _ 300.00
Richard C. White 300.00
William B. Widnall 300.00
Charles E. Wiggins 300.00
Larry Winn, Jr 300.00
Lester L. Wolff 300.00
Sidney R. Yates. ___ 300.00
224 Parren J. Mitchell 300.00
247 WatkinsM. Abbitt 300.00
Carl Albert... 300.00
Mark Andrews 300.00
Ray Blanton... 300.00
Donald G. Brotzman 300.00
Bob Casey 300.00
Donald D. Clancy. 300.00
William M. Colmer. 300.00
Philip M. Crane 300.00
Mendel J. Davis _ 300.00
ThaddeusJ. Dulski 150.00
John J. Flynt, Jr _ 300.00
L. H. Fountain 300.00
Wayne L. Hays 300.00
r. Edward Hebert 300.00
David N. Henderson 300.00
Louise Day Hicks.. 300.00
Frank Horton 300.00
Charles Raper Jonas 196.68
William J. Keating 300.00
Jack F. Kemp. 300.00
Speedy O. Long 300.00
John M. Murphy 300.00
Morgan F. Murphy 300.00
David R. Obey 300.00
David Pryor 300.00
Robert A. Roe (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300. 00
John J. Rooney.. 300.00
Harold Runnels 300.00
Herman T. Schneebeli. 300.00
Henry P.Smith III 300.00
Floyd Spence 300.00
William A. Steiger 300.00
Robert O. Tiernan 300.00
Charles A. Vanik 300.00
Joseph P. Vigorito 300.00
William C. Wampier 300.00
Lawrence G.Williams ._ 300.00
509 Charles E. Bennett 300.00
Bob Bergland 300.00
Jonathan B. Bingham 300.00
J. Herbert Burke.... _ 300.00
John N. Happy Camp (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
John N. Happy Camp 300.00
John C. Culver. 300.00
John W. Davis 300.00
Eligio de la Garza (quarterly periods ending Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971) 600.00
Ronald V. Dellums.. 300.00
William L. Dickinson 300.00
Walter Flowers . 300.00
Bill Frenzel 300.00
George A. Goodling. 300.00
Martha W. Griffiths 300.00
Michasl Harrington.. 300.00
John E. Hunt 300.00
Richard H. Ichord ... ... 300.00
Ed Jones 300.00
224
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
1971
July 26 509 James Kee.. ........ . $300.00
Arthur A. Link 300.00
Manuel Lujan. Jr. (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Manuel Lujan, Jr 300.00
Spark M. Maisunaga 300.00
Wiley Mayne 300.00
Albert H. Quie 300.00
Donald W. Riegle.Jr 300.00
Teno Roncalio (quarterly periods ending Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971).. 600.00
William R. Roy . 300.00
John P.Saylor 300.00
John G. Schmitz 300.00
William L. Springer 300.00
SamSteiger 300.00
Burt L. Talcott 300.00
Frank Thompson, J r 300.00
Vernon W. Thomson . . 300.00
Al Ullman (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Al Ullman 300.00
Jim Wright 300.00
C. W. Bill Young 300.00
28 637 Bellas. Abzug 300.00
James T. Broyhill 300.00
Frank M. Clark... 300.00
Edwin B. Forsythe 300.00
Louis Frey, Jr 300.00
William J. Green 300.00
Margaret M. Heckler. 300.00
Floyd V. Hicks 300.00
John Jarman 300.00
Delbertl. Latta.. _. 300. CO
Dawson Mathis 300.00
Jerry L. Pettis 300.00
Melvin Price _ 300.00
Fernand J. St Germain 300.00
Charles M. Teague 300.00
Guy VanderJagt 300.00
Victor V. Veysey. 300.00
Aug. 2 848 Ben B. Blackburn 300.00
3 901 Jackson E. Betts (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 4.50
Jackson E. Betts 4.50
John Conyers, Jr 300.00
Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont 300.00
Don Edwards... 300.00
Donald M. Fraser 300.00
Richard T. Hanna 300.00
Jack H. McDonald. _ 300.00
Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell. 300.00
Richardson Preyer ._ 300.00
James H.Quillen 300.00
M.G. (Gene) Snyder 300.00
Fletcher Thompson.... 300.00
Roger H. Zion 300.00
10 1060 JamesA. Burke 300.00
John Dowdy. 300.00
Edith Green 300.00
William F. Ryan 300.00
John F.Seiberling 300.00
13 1166 William (Bill) Clay 300.00
JamesJ.Delaney 300.00
JoeSkubitz 300.00
23 1258 Shirley Chisholm -- - 300.00
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr 300.00
John W. McCormack (quarterly period ending Dec. 31, 1970) 21.50
AbnerJ. Mikva. 300.00
John R. Rarick... -... - -— 300.00
John H. Rousselot 300.00
Sept. 3 1703 Garry Brown.. — - - - 300.00
Joshua Eilberg (quarterly periods ending Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971) 600.00
G. Elliott Hagan 300.00
John T. Myers 300.00
Roman C. Pucinski (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971).... 300.00
Roman C. Pucinski - 300.00
Ogden R. Reid... - — 300.00
Edward R. Roybal - 300.00
14 1857 Les Aspin (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Les Aspin - -- 2?3-5i
Do 16.99
Paul Findley - 300.00
225
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DJSBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
Claude Pepper $300.00
Louis C.Wyman 300.00
Robert Price 300.00
Bill Nichols 300.00
Dan Rostenkowski.. 300.00
Dan Rostenkowski (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300. 00
Charles Thone.... 300.00
Thomas L. Ashley 300.00
Joe L. Evins . 300.00
John J. Duncan 300.00
Robert C. McEwen 300.00
Morris K. Udall 300.00
Neal Smith.. 300.00
Tim Lee Carter (quarterly periods ending Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971) 600. 00
Henrv S. Reuss (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300. 00
HenryS. Reuss... .. 300.00
Lawrence J. Hogan 300.00
Charles A. Mosher (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300. 00
Charles A. Mosher -- 300.00
W. S. (Bill)StuckeyJr 300.00
Daniel J. Flood (quarterly periods ending Dec. 31, 1970; Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971) 900.00
Philip E. Ruppe (quarterly periods ending Sept. 30 and Dec. 31,1970; Mar. 31 and June 30,
1971) 1,200.00
George Mahon (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 30.00
Ken Hechler (quarterly periods ending Mar. 31 and June 30, 1971) --- 600.00
K. Gunn McKay 300.00
John M. Zwach (quarterly period ending Mar. 31, 1971) 254.78
John M. Zwach - 284. 63
Total paid from 1971 appropriations - 128, 546.59
1971
Sept. 14
1857
17
1938
21
1976
24
2056
27
2145
Oct 7
2502
13
2558
22
2851
Nov. 3
3140
10
3237
18
3552
23 3596
Dec. 3
4052
4057
14 4279
30 4968
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period ending
Sept. 30, 1971:
Congressman
Sept. 28 2148 Otto E. Passman
30 2226 James C. Corman _
2227 Charles W. Sandman, Jr...
2241 Julia Butler Hansen..
Oct. 1 2359 William R.Anderson
George And rews
John M. Ashbrook --■
Wayne N. Aspinall
Walters. Baring.. ._
Edward G. Biester, Jr...
John A. Blatnik
Wm. S. Broomfield...
Phillip Burton -
Charles J. Carney -
Charles E. Chamberlain -
Harold R. Collier. - -
Silvio O. Conte --- -■
Lawrence Coughlin -
John C. Culver
Mendel J. Davis - ■
Frank E. Denholm -- ■
Charles C. Diggs, Jr - ■
Thomas N. Downing -
Florence P. Dwyer
Bob Eckhardt
Ed Edmondson
Jack Edwards
Edwin D. Eshleman - --•
Gerald R. Ford
William D. Ford
Kenneth J. Gray
Martha W.Griffiths...
Lee H. Hamilton -
John Paul Hammerschmidt
James F. Hastings
William D. Hathaway..
Chet Holifield
Peter N. Kyros
Phil M. Land rum ---
Alton Lennon ■
Norman F. Lent
Robert McClory - --•
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
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300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
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300. 00
226
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
Oct. 1
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending Sept. 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
2359 Paul N. McCloskey, Jr
Stewart B. McKinney
John L. McMillan _".._".
Dave Martin.
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias ""IV".!""'.'.'".'.'.
Romano L. Mazzoli
Lloyd Meeds '.'."'.
John Melcher
George P. Miller __ __."_" """'/.'.'.'.'.'.
Joseph G. Minish._ _
F. Bradford Morse..
John E. Moss _
John M. Murphy
William H. Natcher
Robert N. C. Nix _
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
Edward J. Patten
W. R. Poage
Richard H. Poff... _ '"//////////.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.
Graham Purcell _ _
John R. Rarick _ _
Thomas M. Rees... .
Charlotte T. Reid ___
Robert A. Roe
PaulS. Sarbanes _
Richard G. Shoup __
Joh n Slack _ _
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr...
William C. Wampler.
William B. Widnall
Charles H. Wilson
Wendell Wyatt
John W. Wydler _
John Young
2360 Fred Schwengel
2391 John H. Buchanan _
2436 Seymour Kaipern
2439 Brock Adams
Glenn M. Anderson
Mark A nd rews
Bill Archer
Les Aspin _
Herman Badillo
Nick Begich
Page Belcher
Alphonzo Bell
Tom Bevill
Edward P. Boland _
John Brademas. .... . . ...
William G. Bray _ _
Jack Brinkley...
Joel T. Broyhill _ _
J. Herbert Burke _
Omar Burleson . ....
Bill D. Burlison ._ _
James A. Byrne
Goodloe E. Byron
Patrick T. Caffery
Emanuel Celler
James C. Cleveland .
W. C. (Dan) Daniel _
George E. Danielson
Glenn R. Davis
Eligio de la Garza
John Dellenback..
Edward J. Derwinski
William L. Dickinson.
John D. Dingell
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn_
Edwin W. Edwards
John N. Erlenborn
Frank E. Evans
Hamilton Fish, Jr_
Cornelius E. Gallagher _
Joseph M. Gaydos
Charles H. Griffin
James A. Haley ._
Durward G. Hall
James M. Hanley .-.
$300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 0i
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300.00
300. 00
227
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
1971
Oct. 5
2439
2442
2488
2492
Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending Sept. 30, 1971— Continued
Congressman
James Harvey $300.00
F. Edward Hebert.... - 300.00
Henry HelstoskL. 300.00
Elwood Hillis - - ---- 300.00
Craig Hosmer - ---- 300.00
James J. Howard - - 300.00
Edward Hutchinson... - - - - 300.00
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 300.00
Robert E.Jones.. -- - 300.00
Joseph E. Karth - ----- 300.00
Abraham Kazen.Jr - - 300.00
Edward I. Koch 300.00
Dan Kuykendall - - 300.00
Robert L. Leggett — - --- 300.00
Clarence D. Long - - 300.00
Mike McCormack.. - ---- 300.00
Torbert H. Macdonald - ..- - 300.00
William S. Mailliard - --- - 300.00
James R. Mann.. - 300.00
Spark M. Matsunaga oSx'xS
Wiley Mayne.... - - - 300.00
Ralph H. Metcalfe - - 300.00
Robert H. Michel -— - - ---- 300.00
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery - 300. 00
Thomas E. Morgan - 300.00
Bill Nichols - ---- 300.00
James G. O'Hara — - 300.00
J. J. Pickle - 300 00
Alexander Pirnie - ™-™
Melvin Price - — 300.00
James H. Quillen 300.00
Tom Railsback - --- 300.00
Donald W. Riegle.Jr - 300.00
J. Kenneth Robinson — - 300.00
Howard W. Robison - 300.00
Fred B. Rooney — 300.00
Benjamin S. Rosenthal. -- 300.0U
David E. Satterfield III — 300.00
William J. Scherle... - 300.00
William Lloyd Scott — 300.00
Keith G.Sebelius.... - 300.00
George E. Shipley 300.00
B. F.Sisk 300.00
J. William Stanton. 300.00
Robert H.Steele... — - --- 300.00
James W.Symington 300. Ui,
Charles M. Teague - — - - 300.00
John H. Terry.. 300.00
Charles A. Vanik - -- 300.00
Victor V.Veysey 300.00
Joseph P.Vigorito - 300.00
John Ware... 300.00
Charles W. Whalenjr 300.00
Richard C. White - 300.00
G. William Whitehurst - - --- 300.00
Jamie L. Whitten ._ - - - ------ 300.00
Larry Winn, Jr - 300.00
Chalmers P. Wylie. - --- 300. 0q
GusYatron... 300.00
Wayne L. Hays - -- 300.00
Bill Chappell, Jr - 300.00
James Abourezk - j""?
Joseph P. Addabbo... - 300.00
LaMar Baker.. _ - - 300.00
Jonathan B. Bingham 300.00
HaleBoggs - — 300-00
Frank J. Brasco - - - 300.00
Elford A. Cederberg - - 300.00
JohnConvers. Jr - 300.00
Jorge L. Cordova.. — - 300.00
Philip M. Crane.. - 300.00
Samuel L. Devine ---- 300.00
Robert F. Drinan 300.00
Marvin L. Esch - 300.00
O.C.Fisher - - 300.00
Thomas S. Foley - ---- J°0-°°
Edward A. Garmatz - - 300.00
Henrv B.Gonzalez --- 300.00
James R. Grover, Jr - 300.00
Charles S.Gubser _ 300.00
228
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
Oct. 7
2492
2516
2550
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending Sept. 30, 1971— Continued
Congressman
Richard T. Hanna
Augustus F. Hawkins
David N. Henderson _ _
Louise Day Hicks _
Albert W. Johnson _
Harold T. Johnson
James Kee _.
John C. Kluczvnski . .
Clarence E. Miller
Patsy T.Mink.
William S. Moorhead _
Morgan F. Murphy ___ _
John Myers ___
Thomas M. Pelly
Claude Pepper
Peter A. Peyser. . .
Otis G. Pike
David Pryor
Albert H. Quie
John J. Rhodes
Peter W. Rodino, Jr __
John J. Rooney __
Dan Rostenkowski
John H. Rousselot ... .
Earl B. Ruth
John G. Schrritz
Tom Steed
William A. Steiger
Leonor K. Sullivan
Roy A. Taylor
Vernon W. Thomson
Charles Thone
Lester L.Wolff
Clement J. Zablocki .
Parren J. Mitchell
John B. Anderson _
Thomas L. Ashley . . .
William A. Barrett
James A. Burke __ _. .
Earle Cabell
Del Clawson _._
Dominick V. Daniels
John Dowdy
Thaddeus J. Dulski _
Don Edwards _
Ella T. Grasso
Gilbert Gude
Charles Ra per Jonas _._ _
William J. Keating.. .
Delbert L. Latta _._
Sherman P. Lloyd .
John J. McFall :
James D. (Mike) McKevitt _
Robert H. Mollohan..
Paul G. Rogers
J. Edward Roush
Harold Runnels.. _._ _
William L. Springer _
Louis Stokes
Samuel S. Stratton
Frank A. Stubblefield
Bob Wilson _
Lionel Van Deerlin.. _
Thomas G. Abernethy
Bill Alexander
Charles E. Bennett _
Bob Bergland. _ _
Richard Boiling _ _ _
Clarence J. Brown...
Garry Brown
James T. Broyhill.. _.
Bob Casey _ _
Barber B. Conable, Jr
John W. Davis.
David W. Dennis
Joe L. Evins
Walter Flowers
Nick Galifianakis
Orval Hansen
2576
2857
$300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 30
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
150.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
201.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
291.46
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
130.00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
300. 00
229
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period
ending Sept. 30, 1971— Continued
Congressman
1971
Oct. 26 2857 Floyd V. Hicks. - - ^00.00
Frank Horton -— -— 300.00
John E. Hunt - — - 300.00
JohnJarman - — - — - 300.00
Ed Jones 300.00
Earl F. Landgrebe 300.00
Speedy O. Long .... 300.00
Dawson Mathis 300.00
William O. Mills -- — - ?00- 00
Wilmer D. Mizell - 300.00
John S. Monagan - 300.00
Walter E. Powell - - --- 300.00
Ogden R. Reid._ - 300.00
James V.Stanton - 300.00
Fletcher Thompson 300.00
GuyVanderJagt.. 300.00
Lawrence G.Williams - 300.00
27 2866 Hugh L.Carey... 300.00
28 2913 Manuel Luian, Jr.. 30U.UU
2934 Watkins M. Abbitt 300.00
RayBlanton 300. Ou
James M. Collins 300.00
Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont... 300.00
Dante B. Fascell -- 300.00
Edwin B. Forsythe 300.00
Donald M. Fraser... - 300-00
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen ■
Bill Frenzel — - M-™.
Tom S. Gettys 300.00
George A. Goodling — 300.00
Edith Green 300.00
Michael J. Harrington. 300.00
William L. Hungate 300.00
Jack F. Kemp.... 300.00
James A. McClure 300.00
David R. Obey 300 .00
Wm.J. Randall 300.00
Fernand J.St Germain ---- 300.00
Herman T. Schneebeli _ 300.00
Sam Steiger 300.00
Burt L.Talcott 300.00
Jerome R. Waldie - 300.00
Charles E. Wiggins - - — 300.00
Louis C. Wyman.... - 300.00
C. W. Bill Young.... 300.00
Nov. 2 3092 Bsn B. Blackburn 300.00
3 3121 Carl Albert 300.00
Frank Annunzio ,™'™
John W. Byrnes... - — - 300.00
Donald D. Clancy 300.00
John J. Duncan 300.00
John J. Flynt, Jr.
300. 00
Richard H. Ichord 300.00
Robert C. McEwen - - 300.00
H=nry P.Smith III 300.00
Morris K. Udall ---- 300.00
Sidney R. Yates 300.00
10 3315 John N. Happy Camp ---- }°°™
Shirley Chisholm - — 300.00
Don H. Clausen --- 300.00
Dan Fuqua -- - 300.00
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr 300.00
William J. Green 300.00
Walter B.Jones 300.00
John Y. McCollister - -- 300.00
Joseph M. McDade.. - 300.00
James H.Scheuer. --- 300.00
Garner E.Shriver - 300.00
Neal Smith. - 300. CO
Robert G. Stephens, Jr.. - -- 300.00
Nora M. Watts (Executrix of the estate of John C. Watts) 300. 00
Jim Wright.. - -- 300.00
18 3551 TimLeeCarter - 300.00
William (Bill) Clay 300.00
John H. Dent 300.00
Paul Findley 300.00
Sam Gibbons -- 300.00
Robert W. Kastenmeier 300.00
230
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Official office expenses incurred outside the District of Columbia, quarterly period ending
Sept. 30, 1971— Continued
Congressman
1971
Nov. 18 3551 Ray J. Madden.. _._ . $300.00
AbnerJ. Mikva 300.00
William E. Minshall 300.00
Richardson Preyer... 300.00
Henry S. Reuss . 300.00
Ray Roberts . . 300.00
Edward R. Roybal . 300.00
M. G. (Gene) Snyder. ._ ... 300.00
Floyd Spence 300.00
23 3695 Mario Biaggi . . 300.00
Frank T. Bow 300.00
John G.Dow.. 300.00
Lawrence J. Hogan . . 300.00
Hastings Keith.. .. 300.00
Carleton J. King.... 300.00
Charles A. Mosher... 300.00
Lucien N. Nedzi _ _ 300.00
Jerry L. Pettis 300.00
Teno Roncalio 300.00
William R. Roy _ _. 300.00
W. S. (Bili)StuckeyJr 300.00
Robert O. Tiernan 300.00
Al Ullman _ 300.00
30 3782 Margaret M. Heckler. _ 300.00
Arthur A. Link 300.00
Charles B. Rangel 300.00
Philip E. Ruppe _ 300.00
Dec. 1 4011 Ronald V. Dellums _ _ 300.00
3 4053 Daniel J. Flood _ 300.00
14 4280 Louis Frey, Jr 300.00
George Mahon. 18.83
William F. Ryan 300.00
30 4969 BellaS. Abzug 300.00
Walter E. Fauntroy 300.00
I.. H. Fountain. 300.00
Ken Hechler 300.00
Jack H. McDonald 300.00
K.Gunn McKay 300.00
Wright Patman 300.00
Roger H. Zion 300.00
John M. Zwach.... 289.99
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 118,981.28
OFFICIAL TELEPHONE EXPENSE
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for the
cuarter ending June 30, 1971:
Congressman
Henry B. Gonzalez (quarter ending June 30, 1970) $212.81
Glenn M. Anderson (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1970) (supplemental) 145.00
Total paid from 1970 appropriations _ 357.81
1971
Oct. 27
Nov. 18
2870
3546
July 1
6
7
3
12
84
112
Bill Chappelljr. 346.63
Seymour Halpern . ... ._ 366.85
Fred Schwengel _ 312.16
Jackson E. Betts (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)... 63.03
Edward G. Biesterjr __ 296.03
Frank T. Bow 304.69
George E. Danielson (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) __ 35.69
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn _ 169. 13
Marvin L. Esch (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Edwin D. Eshleman _ _ _ 212.42
Harold T. Johnson... _ _ 241.57
Ed Jones (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 226.57
Ralph H. Metcalfe (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 214.50
Roman C. Pucinski (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
W. S. (Bill )Stuckey, Jr. (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)... 181. 21
W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr. (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971). 255.65
12 196 Fred B. Rooney.. 366.92
13 197 George W. Andrews 54.21
William A. Barrett 277.94
Nick Begich.. _ 450.00
Mario Biaggi 450.00
Joel Broyhill 241.60
Elford A.Cederberg.. 39.73
James M. Collins. 372.05
231
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
1971
July 13 197 Lawrence Coughlin. ... - $338.45
Geoige E. Danielson.. - . 450.00
Gerald R. Ford 292.61
Norman F. Lent 357.07
Mike McCormack.. _ 305.58
Ralph H. Metcalfe — - 436.94
Joseph G. Minish 153.60
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery 257.89
Alexander Pirnie 314.88
James H. (Jimmy) Quillen _. 450.00
Keith G. Sebelius 278.23
George E.Shipley 450.00
H. Allen Smith _ 149.59
Neal Smith 168.16
Floyd Spence (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
HarleyO. Staggers _._ __ 72.19
Tom Steed 184.39
Robeit H.Steele. - 428.18
Jerome R. Waldie 450.00
Larry Winn, Jr 218.66
Wendell Wyatt... _._ 450.00
Gus Yatron 258.88
14 228 John Buchanan 327.15
19 346 Joseph P. Addabbo __. 325.11
Frank Annunzio 249. 54
LesAspin (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Les Aspin 357. 84
Ray Blanton 299.77
John A. Blatnik.. 268.02
Edward P. Boland 375.69
Jack Brinkley .... 339.79
Jorge L. Cordova 294.09
Wiiliam R. Cotter 298.00
Philip M.Crane 389.06
Samuel L. Devine_ _ 215.39
Edwin W. Edwards 305.71
Frank E. Evans (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) (supplemental).. 3. 50
Frank E. Evans.. 270.02
O.C.Fisher 329.10
Don Fuqua 418.08
Joseph M. Gaydos 389.69
Ella T. Grasso 450.00
James R. Grover, Jr _ 340.76
William H. Harsha... 145.84
Wayne L. Hays.... 301.80
David N. Henderson 166.99
Elwood Hillis _ 380.60
Abraham Kazen, Jr 238.10
William J. Keating... 272.67
Jack F. Kemp 332.04
Phil M. Landrum 85.86
John J. McFall 307.00
Stewart B. McKinney. 450.00
Torbert H. Macdcnald. 280. 13
Edward J. Patten.... 190.57
Thomas M. Pelly 185.75
Melvin Price 204.80
David Pryor (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Graham Purcell _ 445.04
Henry S. Reuss 209.42
J. Kenneth Robinson 225.40
Robert A. Roe (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 67.02
John J. Rooney 182.00
Eail B. Ruth 120.18
Herman T. Schneebeli 286.37
Richard G. Shoup _ 350. 18
James V.Stanton.. 267.52
William A. Steiger 342.01
Leonor K.Sullivan 104.32
James W. Symington _ 276. 10
John H.Teiry 450.00
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr.. 183.99
Lawrence G. Williams ._ 410. 56
Sidney R. Yates (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Clement J. Zablocki 142.11
20 404 James Abourezk (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 30.85
James Abourezk 450.00
Walters. Baring 284.73
Richard Boiling 314.94
232
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
July 20
404
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
Frank J. Brasco
Wm.S. Broomfield
Bill D. Burlison
Phillip Burton
Bob Casey
James C. Cleveland
Eligio de la Garza,
Edward J. Derwinski
John G. Dow
Bob Eckhardt
Jack Edwards
Dante B. Fascell
William D. Ford
Tom S. Gettys
Charles H. Griffin
James A. Haley
Seymour Hal pern (supplemental) .
Orval Hansen
F. Edward Hebert _ _
John E. Hunt
Joseph E . Karth _ _
Dan Kuykendall
K. Gunn McKay (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)..
John L. McMillan
Thomas E. Morgan
John M. Murphy
Richardson Preyer
Peter W. Rodino, Jr
Robert A. Roe
Philip E. Ruppe (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Robert L. F. Sikes
Roy A. Taylor
Frank Thompson, Jr ._ __
Joseph P. Vigorito
John C. Watts _
Richard C.White
26 512 Watkins M. Abbitt
Thomas G. Abernethy
Bill Archer
John M. Ash brook
Thomas L. Ashley
Bob Bergland (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Jonathan B. Bingham
Omar Burleson _
Earle Cabell
Don H. Clausen
Barber B. Conable, Jr
W. C. (Dan) Daniel (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) (supplemental)
W. C. (Dan) Daniel.
Glenn R. Davis
James J. Delaney __
Joshua Eilberg (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971). _
Edwin D. Eshleman (supplemental)
Bill Frenzel
Edward A. Garmatz
Durward G. Hall
Lee H. Hamilton
Michael Harrington
James Harvey -
James F. Hastings
Frank Horton
James J. Howard
Richard H. Ichord
K. Gunn McKay __
John S. Monagan
F. Bradford Morse. - -
W. R. Poage _ -
Charlotte T. Reid
J. Edward Roush.. -
Harold Runnels - -
John M. Slack _
Robert T. Stafford -
J. William Stanton -
Louis Stokes _ -
Ben B. Blackburn -
Patsy T. Mink...
Bella 3. Abzug.. _
LaMar Baker -
Page Belcher -
Tom Bevill
Aug. 2
849
852
855
$237. 20
277.05
182. 89
324. 23
309. 30
406. 55
138. 15
393. 00
310. 27
305. 65
351.66
372. 80
259. 82
167. 33
323.74
190.26
33.20
273. 85
311.82
279. 86
233.02
339. 46
76.77
164. 29
42. 85
450. 00
260. 94
271.03
381.74
260. 81
210.57
300. 69
143. 04
277. 94
158.74
224. 95
450. 00
4.91
270.25
289.90
224. 80
203. 50
450. 00
208. 65
306. 75
450. 00
132.12
22.00
227. 52
228. 38
60.00
300. 00
35.80
387. 54
184. 78
190.76
450. 00
352. 30
163.95
263. 72
309. 06
261.16
235. 63
272.21
327. 69
450.00
116.10
291.84
324.63
450. 00
186.90
90.22
340.75
258. 47
412.40
360. 21
450. 00
405.60
236.95
297. 28
233
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
Aug. 2
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
855 Jack Brinkley (supplemental) ---
James T. Broyhill -- -
Goodloe E. Byron (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
John N. Happy Camp...
Hugh L. Carey - -
Charles J. Carney.- —
John Dellenback ----
William L. Dickinson (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)...
John N. Erlenborn -- -
Frank E. Evans (supplemental) -
Walter Flowers --- -
Edwin B. Forsythe - ---
Nick Galifianakis - -- - -- -
Michael Harrington (supplemental)
Ken Hechler
John Jarman
Clarence D. Long
Mike McCormack
Williams. Mailliard
Dawson Mathis (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Lloyd Meeds
James G. O'Hara
J.J. Pickle. __
Paul G. Rogers
Dan Rostenkowski
Fernand J.St Germain
William Lloyd Scott --
Garner E. Shriver
B. F. Sisk
Charles A. Vanik ---
Richard C.White -
Lester L. Wolff
Jim Wright
Sidney R.Yates
3 906 Roman C. Pucinski --
907 John R. Rarick
■5 966 Brock Adams --
Jackson E. Betts
J. Herbert Burke
John N. Happy Camp (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Donald D. Clancy - -
Silvio 0. Conte - -■
John Conyers, Jr. (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1970)
FisrreS.(Pete) du Pont - --- --
Joshua Eilberg
John J. Flynt, Jr --
Gerald R. Ford (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1970).
Gerald R. Ford (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970) ---
Gerald R. Ford (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) --- -
Gerald R. Ford •
George A. Goodling --
Ri:hard T. Hanna. -
Floyd V. Hicks -
Peter N. Kyros (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970),
Robart McClory
Jack H. McDonald. —
Spark M. Matsunaga -- -- - —
Romano L. Mazzoli
Clarence E. Miller.. -
George P. Mill sr
Wilner (Vinegar Bend) Mizell (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Al vin E. O'Konski (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Alvin E. O'Konski - - - ---
Petsr A. Peyser -- --„---,- -
Walter E. Powell (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) -■
John J. Rhodes -
Howard W. Robison.. - --■
Robert A. Roe - - --■
Benjamin S. Rosenthal •
Paul S. Sarbanes.. -- --
John G. Schmitz - - - --•
Fletcher Tnompson.. - -
Charles W. Whalen, Jr..
G.William Whitehurst -
Jamie L. Whitten...
Bob Wilson -
19 1242 John M. Ashbrook (supplemental)... -•
Hale Bogg; - ---
John Brademas -- - --■
William G. Bray - ---
$28.80
450. 00
253. 15
71.15
362.55
237.84
361.88
300. 00
319.03
108.00
356.68
410.81
450.00
97.70
450.00
239. 25
450. 00
6.30
369. 85
171.50
159.95
450. 00
287. 39
281.54
450. 00
450. 00
156. 39
252. 80
260. 10
307.59
18.90
450. 00
450. 00
328. 86
413.36
369. 14
412.25
63.03
283. 32
63.80
240. 41
383.09
300. 00
450.00
361.11
319.77
20.00
60.00
60.00
55.50
316.42
450. 00
329.91
300. 00
427.36
450. 00
422.46
197.97
219.61
266.26
277. 02
300. 00
450. 00
412.03
300. 00
182. 54
102.90
67.50
108. 82
365. 74
450.00
307.43
237. 73
265. 68
38.34
239. 00
14.85
327.57
231.48
307.95
234
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
Aug. 19
1242
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
Jack Brooks
Donald G. Brotzman (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
James A. Burke
Del Clawson
Robert J. Corbett.... _ _._
Dominick V. Daniels _
Charles C. Diggs, Jr.
John Dowdy...
Thomas N. Downing.
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
Louis Frey, Jr _
James G. Fulton
Edith Green
Martha W.Griffiths
Gilbert Gude _
John Paul Hammerschmidt (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Margaret M. Heckler _
Henry Helstoski _
Craig Hosmer.
Abraham Kazen, Jr. (supplemental)
Hastings Keith
Carleton J. King. _
Edward I. Koch
John L. McMillan (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
John L. McMillan
James R. Mann
Wiley Mayne
Robert H. Michel
Robert H. Mollohan _
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
Claude Pepper
Wm.J. Randall
Philip E. Ruppe
William F. Ryan (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Charles W. Sandman, Jr
John F. Seiberling
JoeSkubitz
M. G. (Gene) Snyder
Frank A. Stubblefield
Victor V. Veysey
20 1247 Charles E. Bennett
Frank M. Clark (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)
John W. Davis
John H. Dent
Charles S. Gubser..
G. Elliott Hagan (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)
G. Elliott Hagan (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
G. Elliott Hagan
Robert L. Leggett
K. Gunn McKay (supplemental)
William 0. Mills
William S. Moorhead
William H. Natcher
OtisG. Pike
Walter E. Powell
Donald W. Riegle, Jr
Henry P. Smith III _
Henry P. Smith III (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Floyd Spence ._
William L. Springer (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
William L. Springer
Lionel Van Deerlin
John E. Moss..
Herman Badillo
Garry Brown
John W. Byrnes.
Charles E. Chamberlain
Frank M. Clark (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
James C. Corman _ -
Robert F. Drinan
Thomas S. Foley
Donald M. Fraser
Robert N. Giaimo
John Paul Hammerschmidt
Chet Holifield
Andrew Jacobs, J r -
Earl F. Landgrebe...
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias
1311
1383
$251.40
273. 27
413.11
204. 07
273.45
245.97
450. 00
85.76
450. 00
450. 00
278. 27
450. 00
367. 99
306. 94
182. 81
337. 34
213.10
450. 00
450. 00
272.35
123. 80
450.00
251.56
324. 20
20.00
20.00
445. 48
178.95
304. 50
402. 35
327. 78
333. 55
107. 93
93.65
300. 00
301.98
321.18
234. 44
244.21
110.42
450. 00
222. 30
300. 00
276. 00
450. 00
256. 83
255. 39
279.29
279. 03
370. 69
51.95
77.25
191.47
98.34
188. 71
450. 00
274. 68
110.18
103.07
272.01
20.00
183. 52
450. 00
364. 20
450. 00
201.44
256. 46
213. 56
300. 00
307.92
450. 00
355. 40
265. 64
275.20
193.88
405. 70
155.70
293. 57
400. 17
235
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
1971
Aug. 27 1383 Morgan F. Murphy... - -
Tom Railsback -
John H. Rousselot...
Samuel S. Stratton -
Charles E. Wiggins -
Louis C.Wyman (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971).
Louis C. Wyman.. -
Sept. 3 1704 William J. Green..
James Kee
Sherman P. Lloyd (quarter ending Mar. 30, 1971) (supplemental)
Speedy 0. Long
Roman C. Pucinski (quarter ending Sept. 30,1970)
RomanB. Pucinski (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)
OgdenR. Reid
Edward R. Roybal... -
James H.Scheuer
Charles H.Wilson _ -
JohnW.Wydler _
C.W. Bill Young(quarter ending Mar. 31,1971) _.
7 1713 Parren J. Mitchell (quarter ending Mar. 31,1971)...
14 1859 Bella S. Abzug(quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Bill Alexander
William R.Anderson.. -
Mark Andrews
ClarenceJ.Brown.
Shirley Chisholm..
Frank M.Clark..
JohnConyers.Jr. (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)
Marvin L. Esch
Kenneth J. Gray
William L. H ungate
Walter B. Jones
Sherman P. Lloyd
James A. McClure
Jerry L. Pettis
Sam Steiger. _
Robert G. Stephens, J r
C.W. Bill Young -
16 1912 James C. Corman (supplemental).
John G. Dow _
Don Edwards...
Paul Findley..
L. H. Fountain.
Richa rd H . Fulton
James M. Hanley
Law rence J . H ogan
Ed Jones
James D. (Mike) McKevitt __
John Melcher (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
John Melcher
Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell
Lucien N. NedzL
Ray Roberts...
David E. Satterfield III.
William J. Scherle
17 1939 Robert Price (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
1940 Robert Price (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)
21 1977 Bill Nichols (quarter ending Mar. 30, 1971) (supplemental)
1978 Bill Nichols.
27 2119 John B. Anderson
John D. Dingell
Sam Gibbons
William D. Hathaway... _
John C. Kluczynski
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr
John Y. McCollister _
Stewart B. McKinney (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) (supplemental)
David Pryor
Albert H. Quie.
Thomas M. Rees... _
John F. Seiberling (supplemental)
W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr
J ohn Ware
Oct. 5 2435 John Conyers, Jr. (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
William D. Hathaway (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971)
Joseph M. McDade
Charles B. Rangel
Donald W. Riegle, Jr...
Charles W. Sandman, Jr. (supplemental)
Roger H. Zion
71-124—72 16
$230.61
198.80
450. 00
146.51
450.00
300. 00
450. 08
275.29
401.91
21.75
246. 46
300. 00
300. 00
450. 00
315.36
450. 00
409. 84
330. 10
300. 00
78.06
300.00
53.42
343. 46
351.78
296.63
359.07
324.60
300. 00
270. 67
438. 82
292.13
111.93
231.77
371.76
450. 00
440. 55
339.64
423. 30
111.41
110.27
450. 00
305. 36
221.23
336.70
283. 52
283. 39
295.64
231.34
16.61
168.09
251.67
141.68
211.49
133.20
321.52
300. 00
300. 00
20.00
294. 54
322.72
257. 54
359. 40
324. 25
252.78
325.92
214. 17
185. 47
310.69
204.97
450. 00
29.90
319.95
169. 90
300. 00
295.00
250. 82
388. 30
75.00
80.47
210. 76
236
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending June 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
Oct. 12 2542
13 2559
22 2853
26 2852
27
Nov. 1
2871
3060
9
3223
3226
18
19
3547
3548
3616
26 3727
Dec. 3 4039
8 4173
17 4455
4466
20 4488
23 4758
29 4954
4955
30 4970
Congressman
Glenn M. Anderson $349. 15
Goodloe E. Byron _ 256.55
Harold R.Collier 237.63
W. C. (Dan) Daniel (supplemental) 22.00
Charles B. Rangel (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971). 300.00
Charles B. Rangel (supplemental). 31.67
Edward P. Boland (supplemental) 39.69
Frank E. Evans (supplemental) 3.50
Mike McCormack (supplemental) 52. 50
Dawson Mathis 157.04
John Melcher 48.70
John Myers 157.00
D3vid R. Obey.... 427.48
William A. Steiger (supplemental) 30.00
Joe L. Evins __ 100.12
James C. Cleveland (supplemental). _ 43.45
Henry B. Gonzalez 216.18
J. Kenneth Robinson (supplemental) _ 107.52
J. Edward Roush (supplemental).. _.. 30.60
Gus Yatron _. 6.30
Guy VanderJagt 257.45
John Conyers,Jr 350.76
John L. McMillan (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970) 20.00
Charles Thone_ 101.60
Robert O. Tiernan 376.44
Manuel Lujan, Jr 264.37
John L. McMillan 26.86
Benjamin S. Rosenthal (supplemental) _ _. 261. 11
Mendel J. Davis.... 189.40
George A. Goodling.. 12.42
Robert C. McEwen _. 283.07
Glenn M. Anderson (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1970) 32.95
Glenn M. Anderson (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970)... 36.85
Glenn M. Anderson (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 74.39
Glenn M. Anderson _. 12.71
William (Bill) Clay. 166.41
Louis Frey, Jr (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr 314.57
Augustus F. Hawkins. 268.29
Andrew Jacobs, Jr. (supplemental). 109. 95
Peter N. Kyros (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
William E. Minshail 354.75
George E.Shipley (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Goodloe E. Byron (supplemental) 30.80
Thaddeus J. Dulski 86.28
John J.Duncan 298.00
Charles A. Mosher --- - 237.57
Teno Roncalio 100. 58
Morris K. Udail... 450.00
William L. Clay (quarter ending Dec. 31, 1970) 86. 16
William L.Clay (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 94.87
John G. Dow 29.46
Burt L. Talcott 253.98
Al Ullman 239.72
David W. Dennis. -- 397.89
Ronald V. Dellums (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 300.00
Carl Albert ._ 133.89
Tim Lee Carter (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 188.02
Tim Lee Carter — 251.88
John J. Duncan (supplemental).. - 3.37
Marvin L. Esch (supplemental) 135. 38
George Mahon (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971).. - 65.49
George Mahon 64.50
Abner J. Mikva (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971). 300.00
AbnerJ. Mikva.. 276.59
Chalmers P. Wylie 178.21
Robert Price... -... - 335.25
Parren J. Mitchell... -90
Cornelius E. Gallagher (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 90. 15
Cornelius E.Gallagher .--- 131.82
William F.Ryan _ 450.00
John M.Zwach (quarter ending Mar. 31, 1971) 229.38
JohnM.Zwach.. - 203.51
Refunds and adjustments.. ' (124.50)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 128, 146. 47
i Includes refund of $108.00 from Congressman Frank E. Ev3ns.
237
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for the
quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971:
Congressman
1971 ctoq i 37
Sept.28 2147 Otto E. Passman - - - 393' 94
Oct. 1 2361 Fred Schwengei - " 340' 85
5 2434 Edward G. Biesterjr - - 410'78
LawrenceCnughlin - - 257' 47
Edwin D. Eshleman - - - " 997' fi?
William D. Ford -- --- -- 14? 15
William H.Harsha 21272
Harold T. Johnson -- 450' 00
N or ma n F. Lent - - one" nn
Sherman P. Lloyd.. - — — ffi jg
loseph G. Minish -- 35?' 42
7 2487 Bill Chappell, Jr — - - -- 371' 79
12 2540 Charles W. Sandman, J r --- 86 45
13 2551 lulia Butler Hansen 349" 12
2551 Brock Adams - qsi'm
loseph P. Addabbo Sr 52
John M. Ashbrook 311 12
Frank J. Brasco 4 IK 99
William G. Bray - \fiM
loel T Broyhill 450 00
Philip M. Crane - — ??k'?3
W. C.(Dan) Daniel - 272 99
George E. Danielson 45000
Robert F. Dtinan 345' gg
Joshua Eilberg 337 94
John N. Erlenborn - 450' 00
Hamilton Fish, Jr 380 90
Andrew Jacobs Jr 220.' 80
Joseph E. Kartn g5 3i
Phil M Landrum 366;08
Robert L. Leggett 43g 13
K.Gunn McKay - 4S0' 00
StewartB. McKinney 450'00
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery --- 450' 00
John M. Murphy - 333 51
Alexander Pirnie - 245' 70
Melvin Price — - — 450 00
Graham Purcell 77 25
Howard W. Robison — j7g' 74
John J. Rooney 3g2~ 3g
William J. Scherle 231 55
Keith G.Sebelius — 408 38
John F. Seiberling... " 450' 00
George E.Shipley 203*95
Neal Smith -- 214' 44
Tom Steed - 450 00
Robert H.Steele - - " 430' 21
William A.Sterger - - - 450' 00
John H. Terry - - 245 56
Larry Winn, Jr - 140*77
Clement J. Zablocki... - 37008
14 2560 Fred B. Rooney — - - 245'91
2561 Seymour Halpern -- 54"2i
18 2565 George W. Andrews ,/gc
John M. Ashbrook (supplemental) - 269'98
William A. Barrett - 323' 94
John A. Blatnik — - 307 26
Edward P. Boland - - — 27671
Wm.S. Broomfield.. 227 02
Bill D. Burlison .... -- - ~ 2l' 62
James C.Cleveland (supplemental) - 29l' 95
William R. Cotter.. ._ 26167
Glenn R. Davis... 41772
Edward J. Derwinski --- 205' 63
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn - — 222 52
Frank E. Evans - 36101
Walter Flowers - - 397' 04
Joseph M.Gaydos 450'00
Ella T. Grasso 328' 08
James R. Grover, Jr — - - 157*49
David N. Henderson - 40189
Chet Holifield - --- 247' 60
Abraham Kazen, Jr 317.' 84
Dawson Mathis ^ qq
Peter A. Peyser. 28044
Paul G. Rogers - - -- 242' 74
Earl B. Ruth - — 20'00
John F. Seiberling (supplemental) - --- 163' 07
William L. Springer - -
238
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
1971
Oct. 1812565
2568
20 2763
27 2863
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971 — Continued
Congressman
Harley 0. Staggers $79.75
James W. Symington 285.80
Charles M. Teague 450.00
Lester Wolff 450.00
Wendell Wyatt 450.00
GusYatron 264.73
John Young 129.30
Seymour Halpern (supplemental) 69.60
Thomas G. Abemethy 35.39
Nick Begich 396.35
Edward P. Boland (supplemental). 20.46
Richard Boiling... 332.47
Jack Brinkley 353.20
Goodloe E. Byron... 330.65
James C.Cleveland 238.22
Lawrence Coughlin (supplemental) 26. 15
Eligio de la Garza 251.06
O.C.Fisher — - 369.97
Charles H. Griffin... 324.58
Martha W. Griffiths 161.49
James A. Haley - 175.61
Orval Hansen 283.15
James F. Hastings.. 315.64
Wayne L. Hays 450.00
Henry Helstoski 450.00
John E. Hunt 255.91
Lloyd Meeds. - 351.31
Ralph H.Metcalfe 450.00
William O. Mills 450.00
F. Bradford Morse 450.00
Thomas E.Morgan 40.32
Thomas M. Pelly - 175.53
J. J. Pickle 312.95
Ogden R. Reid... - 450.00
J. Kenneth Robinson. -... 225.97
J. Kenneth Robinson (supplemental).. 21.62
Robert A. Roe 440.96
J. Edward Roush -- 229.25
John H. Rousselot. 450.00
B. F.Sisk.. 293.89
Fletcher Thompson 323.41
Jerome R. Waldie. .-.. 450.00
Lawrence G. Williams 395.43
John E. Moss 278.33
LaMar Baker 384.80
Page Belcher - 241.66
Tom Bevill - — 357.09
Jonathan B. Bingham ..-. 450.00
Clarence J. Brown -- 313. 15
James T. Broyhill 434.28
J. Herbert Burke - 355.86
Omar Burleson .--- 198.89
Phillip Burton 236.49
DelClawson... 173.34
James M.Collins -- 450.00
Pierre S. (Pete) du Pont .-.. 408.71
Edwin D. Eshleman (supplemental) 35.80
Frank E. Evans (su pplemental 3. 50
O. C. Fisher (supplemental) - 6.50
Edwin B. Forsythe — 450.00
Donald M. Fraser 343.46
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen 302.91
Bill Frenzel _ 365.80
Edward A. Garmatz 191.44
TomS. Gettys .- 207.52
Edith Green.... - 320.00
Durward G.Hall - 199.31
LeeH. Hamilton - --- 450.00
Orval Hansen (supplemental) - -- 61.06
Elwood Hillis --- - 342.13
James J. Howard -- 315.02
William L Hungate - - 315.74
Dan Kuykendall 450.00
Mike McCormack 274.34
K. Gunn McKay (supplemental) 11. 87
John L McMillan. _ -. 275.73
WilliamS. Mailliard 326.07
Patsy T. Mink 360.21
David R. Obey. 450.00
Nov. 1
2865
3083
239
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
Nov. 1
Congressman
3083 Edward J. Patten ._ $220.20
W. R. Poage 117.37
HenryS. Reuss... 221.24
John M. Slack 188.76
Robert T. Stafford _ - 91.55
J. William Stanton 450.00
James V. Stanton 299.38
Roy A. Taylor 307.12
Frank Thompson, Jr 136.02
Charles E. Wiggins 434.67
Bob Wilson 242.05
3091 Ben B. Blackburn - 412.56
3224 Frank Annunzio 280.16
Ray Blanton 286.17
John Brademas _ 263.87
Charles J. Carney 384.0
Silvio 0. Conte 323.50
Mendel J. Davis __ 333.55
John Dellenback 450.00
Edwin W. Edwards. 371.90
Dante B. Fascell 332.45
George A. Goodling.. _ 314.29
Richard T. Hanna — 390.91
F. Edward Hebert 342.87
Frank Horton ... 295.80
Jack F. Kemp 322.69
Carleton J. King 309.16
Robert McClory 450.00
James D. (Mike) McKevitt 366.05
Spark M. Matsunaga. 419.28
Romano L. Mazzoli. 277.15
John Melcher 180.00
Robert H. Mollohan 409.03
JohnS. Monagan 292.54
Morgan F. Murphy 299.88
James H. (Jimmy) Quillen 450.00
John R. Rarick 450.00
J. Kenneth Robinson (supplemental) 38.95
Benjamin S. Rosenthal 133.02
Harold Runnels 450.00
Fernand J. St Germain 450.00
Paul S. Sarbanes - 450.00
Herman T. Schneebeli - --- 293.50
William Lloyd Scott 158.24
Charles A. Vanik 217.01
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr - 192.63
Charles W. Whalen, Jr.... - 271.80
G. William Whitehurst _ 260.09
Jim Wright 450.00
Sidney R. Yates 374.18
3240 Charles H. Wilson 422.11
"3353 Bill Archer — 315.70
Thomas L. Ashley. _ _. 257.04
Herman Badillo 450.00
Walters. Baring. _ 337.22
Garry Brown 230. 67
John N. Hapoy Camp - 69.55
Elford A. Cederberg 47.04
Charles E. Chamberlain — - 194.94
Barber B. Conable.Jr 130. 67
James J. Delaney 60.00
John Dowdy 91. 59
Thomas N. Downing.. 450.00
Bob Eckhardt 302.40
Jack Edwards.. 355.74
John J. Flyntjr - - 386.42
L. H. Fountain _ _. - 280.46
Don Fuqua - 427.02
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr - 450.00
John Paul Hammerschmidt 191.45
Floyd V. Hicks... __ 376.35
Louise Day Hicks 120.60
John Jarman _ 233.45
Hastings Keith 440.11
James A. McClure. 381.96
James R. Mann 423.33
Wiley Mayne - 245.61
Robert H. Michel.... - - 305.89
Claude Pepper 450.00
240
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for
the quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971 — Continued
1971
Nov. 15
Congressman
3353
19 3655
3656
22 3658
OtisG. Pike
Charlotte T. Rerd
Donald W. Riegle, Jr _
Peter W. Rodino, Jr..
Benjamin S. Rosenthal (supplemental).
Dan Rostenkowski
David E. Satterfield III
James H. Scheuer
Garner E.Shriver
Henry P.Smith III
Samuel S. Stratton _ _
Leonor K. Sullivan
Joseph P. Vigorito
Nora M. Watts (executrix of the estate of John C. Watts).
Jamie L. Whitten ....
C.W. Bill Young
Charles S. Gubser ......
John W.Wydler
John B. Anderson
William R. Anderson _
Mario Biaggi
Hale Bnggs
Frank T. Bow
John W. Byrnes
Bob Casey
Shirley Chisholm . .
Donald D. Clancy
lames C. Corman
Paul Fincilev
Richard H. Fulton
Robert N. Giaimo
Kenneth J. Gray
James Harvey _
Craig Hcsm°r
Richard H. Ichord
James Kee _
Clarence D. Long. _ _
Robert B. (8ob)~Mathias
William E. Minshall
William S. Moorhead
William H. N*tcher
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr
Jerry L. Pettis...
Richardson Preyer __
Ray Roberts
J. Edward Roush (supplemental).
Edward R. Roybal
Robert G. Stephens Jr...
Louis Stokes
Lionel Van Deerlin
Richard C. White
Dec. 3 4067 James A. Burke
John Conyers, Jr
Jorge L. Cordova. -.
John W. Davis
Samuel L. Devine..
John G. Dow..
John J. Duncan
Don Edwards
Joe L. Evins
Gerald R. Ford
Nick Galifianakis
Michael J. Harrington
Abraham Kazen.Jr. (supplemental)..
William J. Keating.. _
Earl F. Landgrebe
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr...
John J. McFall.
George P. Miller
Charles A. Mosher
Lucien N. Nedzi
James G. O'Hara
Walter E. Powell
Wm. J. Randall..
Thomas M. Rees
$173.36
450. 00
450. 00
244. 62
254.44
450. 00
133.60
450. 00
2S1.55
125.29
167. 56
119.65
285.17
215.00
38.34
391.45
274. 43
340.90
282. 43
450. 00
450.00
331.41
346.69
280.96
301.90
363.58
299.40
435. 53
450. 00
369.95
258.06
391.21
171.62
269.43
284. 88
450. 00
450. 00
450.00
311.15
204.21
99.03
326. 73
387. 51
255.33
212.00
153.00
360. 09
450. 00
297. 49
450. 00
262. 51
365.78
403.30
256. 11
259.71
241.90
450. 00
400. 60
450. 00
198.01
227. 37
450. 00
450. 00
123. 80
413.20
450.00
426. 70
142.08
281.38
214.77
151.74
450. 00
450. 00
95.25
450.00
241
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official telephone service outside the District of Columbia for the
quarter ending Dec. 31, 1971:
Congressman
1971
Dec. 3 4067 Charlotte T. Reid - 5™"2I
Teno Roncalio (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971). 136 .9b
Philip E. Ruppe (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 419. 81
John G. Schmitz (ouarter ending Sept 3G, 1971) 350. 32
Robert L F. Sikes (quarter ending SeDt. 30, 1971).. --- 258. 03
Joe Skubitz (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 294. 61
Floyd D. Spence (quarter ending Sept. 30. 1971) — 307.45
Sam Steiger (quarter ending Sept. 30 1971) - 450. 00
Al Ullman (quarter ending Sept. 3C, 1971) 230. 94
Guy Vander Jagt (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) »8.82
8 4174 David W. Dennis (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 371- 89
14 4368 Watkins M. Abbitt (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971).. — - - -- f50. 00
Carl Albert (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 139.57
Hugh L. Carey (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971).. 2?H;
Harold R. Collier (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1S71) 259.72
Dominick V. Daniels (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 219.92
James M. Hanley (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) - - "3.0U
Louise Day Hicks (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971). «;„5
Chet Holifield _ 4d.9U
Speedy O. Long\"qulrYerVndiVg"sVpYYo",T9"7Y)".""" 297.71
Manuel Lujan, Jr. (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) H^'it
John J. McFall (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) (supplemental) _ iii'it
George Mahon (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) '"• 2b
Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) Mizell (cnarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 272.33
Albert H.Quie (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 202 . 89
Charles B. Rangel (quarter end,ng Sept. 30, 1971) ™i ,r
M.G. (Gene) Snyder (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 39/. 16
John Ware (quarter ending Sept. 3G, 1971)... fC9 .45
16 4426 Walter B. Jones (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) i,nno
17 4477 John H. Buchanan (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) — - - 3^'?°
23 4759 Parren J. Mitchell (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) b° • b 3
4760 Parren J. Mitchell .f6-50
29 4956 Cornelius E.Gallagher (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) ™H,
30 4960 Otto E. Passman _ -- ™.4/
4972 Glenn M. Anderson (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) ---- — 219. 15
Jack Brooks (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) inc'oi
Tim Lee Carter (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) yu'qi
Lawrence Coughlin. -- o-Jneo
John D. Dingell (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) -- ^'?,
Marvin L. Esch (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) •*
Thomas S. Foley (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) »•"
Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen -- ?'■"
Louis Frey, Jr. (quarter ending Sept. 30,1971) - - - 25?" H«
William J. Green (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) -- ,™ ,7
Gilbert Gude (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) 224. 1/
Ken Hechler (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) ^ A
John J. Rhodes (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971). •
William F. Ryan (quarter ending Sept. 30,1971) «• "
Frank A. Stubblefield (quarter ending Sept. 30, 1971) -- « ,n\
Refunds and adjustments
(6.30)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 107, 155. 03
OFFICIAL MEMBERS' TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip, between
Washington, D.C., and congressional district, as authorized by 2 U.S.C. 43b and 43b-l, as
amended:
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
July 1 7 Bill Alexander 1st, Ark June 18-20, 1971 170.40
NickBegich. _ At Large, Alaska May 26-31, 1971.... 659.60
John Brademas 3d, Ind - May 7-9, 1971... 162.00
JamesA. Burke 11th, Mass.... May 22-23, 1971 126.56
Earle Cabell.. 5th, Tex. _ May 13-17, 1971 226.00
Elford A. Cederberg 10th, Mich - June 18-20, 1971.. 111.00
Barber B. Conable, Jr 37th, N.Y Apr. 30-May 3, 1971 70.32
Do do . May6-9,1971 75.32
Do""" " " do May 20-21, 1971. 74.32
Do do June 4-7, 1971.. 74.32
Do do . . . June 11-13, 1971 74.32
Do do June 24-26, 1971 98.16
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif June 10-14, 1971 400.96
William L. Dickinson 2d, Ala May 21-23, 1971... 183.30
Do do June 18-22, 1971 150.00
Paul Findley 20th, III. Apr. 13-14, 1971 143-00
Do do June 10-12, 1971 144.00
242
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman
Congressional district Date
1971
July 1
7 Gerald R. Ford
. 5th, Mich
June 18-19, 1971
$134.40
William D. Ford
. 15th, Mich
June 16-17, 1971.
95.00
Bill Frenzel
Louis Frey, Jr
Don Fuqua
. 3d, Minn.
June 5-10, 1971
162.29
. 5th, Fla
. 2d, Fla....
June 10-13, 1971__
162. 04
May 27-June 1,1971
148. 00
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr...
. 27th, Calif
June 17-20, 1971
388. 00
Richard T. Hanna
James F. Hastings
. 34th, Calif
. 38th, N.Y...
June 17-21, 1971
388. 00
June 18-21,1971
105. 00
William L. Hungate
Richard H. Ichord
. 9th, Mo
. 8th, Mo
June 4-8, 1971
230. 16
June 19-20, 1971
192. 80
Robert W. Kastenmeier. .
_ 2d, Wis _.
June 18-20,1971
143. 00
Abraham Kazen, Jr
. 23d, Tex
June 18-20,1971..
284.72
Robert McClory
. 12th, III
May 17-18,1971
107. 52
Mike McCormack
. 4th, Wash.
June 10-15, 1971
451. 12
Dave Martin
. 3d, Nebr__
June 10-13, 1971
277.60
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias.
. 18th, Calif..
June 11-21, 1971
388. 00
Wiley Mayne
. 6th, Iowa.
June 18-20, 1971
240. 80
Thomas M. Pelly
. 1st, Wash
June 10-21,1971....
463. 40
Walter E. Powell
. 24th, Ohio
1971
750. 00
Robert D. Price
. 18th, Tex
June 17-20,1971
270. 24
Graham Purcell ...
. 13th, Tex
Apr. 13-18, 1971
252. 16
Do
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Aor.22-24, 1971
252.16
Tom Railsback
_ 19th, III
Apr. 7-10, 1971
145.68
Henry S. Reuss . .. .__
. 5th, Wis
June 18-20,1971
111.00
Dan Rostenkowski. __ .
William R. Roy
. 8th, III
June 11-15, 1971
196. 70
_ 2d, Kans
Feb. 5-15,1971
298. 28
Do
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Feb. 25-Mar. 1.1971
298. 28
Harold Runnels
. 2d,M. Mex
Feb. 10-17, 1971
314.35
Fred SchwengeL
_ 1st, Iowa
June 3-5, 1971
155.88
Tom Steed
. 4th.0kla.*
Jan. 10,1971
111.37
Do
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Mar. 7, 1971
114.37
Robert G. Stephens, Jr...
. 10th, Ga
Jan. 18-19,1971
144.20
Do
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Jan. 20, 1971
72. 10
Do
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Feb. 23-Mar. 6, 1971
149.98
Do
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Mar. 21, 1971
74.99
Do
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May 6-10, 1971
144. 20
Do
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June 4-14, 1971...
149. 98
John H. Terry
. 34th, N.Y _
Jan. 22-25, 1971
107.32
Do...
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Feb. 4-8, 1971
91.88
Do
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Apr. 22-26, 1971
76. 68
Jerome R. Waldie
. 14th, Calif
Apr. 21-May2, 1971
328. 00
Larry Winn, Jr
. 3d, Kans
June2-3, 1971
148. 00
Wendell Wyatt
. 1st, Oreg
June 17-20, 1971.
412.36
Clement J. Zablocki
_ 4th, Wis.
Apr. 30-May2, 1971
106.60
Do _
do
May 14-16, 1971..
113.60
Do
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May 27-31, 1971
113.60
Do._.
do.
June4-6, 1971
128.60
7
115 John H. Rousselot
. 24th, Calif
June 20-25, 1971
404. 32
8
142 Joe D. Waggonner, Jr
. 4th, La
Feb. 19-21, 1971
209. 59
143 Do
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Apr 7-18, 1971
263. 92
144 Do...
do
._ Apr. 23-25, 1971.
209. 59
145 Do .
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May 21-31, 1971
218.00
9
161 LaMar Baker
. 3d, Tenn
June 25-27, 1971
145.44
Alphonzo Bell
. 28th, Calif
June 24-27, 1971
388. 00
Charles E. Bennett
. 3d, Fla
June 24-27, 1971
113.00
Tom Bevill
. 7th, Ala
Mar. 12-16,1971.
103.50
Do..
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Apr. 22-26, 1971
107. 00
John A. Blatnik
John Brademas. _
. 8th, Minn
... . June 26-27, 1971...
216.00
. 3d, Ind
June 25-27, 1971....
153.00
Wm. S. Broomfield
. 18th, Mich
June 25-26, 1971
96.00
Garry Brown
. 3d, Mich
_ May 12-16,1971
145. 76
Do
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June 3-6, 1971...
141.80
Phillip Burton
. 5th, Calif
June 24-27, 1971
399. 52
Del Clawson.
. 23d, Calif
June 25-27, 1971....
400. 24
John C. Culver...
. 2d, Iowa
June 18-21, 1971..
174.00
Silvio 0. Conte
Do
1st Mass.*
May 22 1971
52.75
do
May 27-June 1, 1971
91.80
Do...
.do...
June 25-28, 1971...
98.65
John Dellenback
_ 4th, Oreg
June 10-14,1971
388. 00
Bob Eckhardt...
. 8th, Tex
June 4-7, 1971
246. 00
Ed Edmondson
. 2d, Okla
June 24-27, 1971
206. 00
John N. Erlenborn
Thomas S. Foley
. 14th, III..
June 17-22,1971..
132.00
_ 5th, Wash
June 25-27, 1971
413.00
Sam Gibbons...
_ 6th, Fla
June 17-22, 1971...
175. 16
Do....
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June 24-28, 1971...
176. 00
*One way.
243
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by Z U.b.U
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
Ju!y979 161 Barry M. Goldwater, Jr.... 27th, Calif June 24-28 1971.. _ $310 00
Charles H. Griffin 3d, Miss June 23-27, 1971... 178.00
Charles S.Gubser 10th, Calif June 24-26, 1971... 414.40
James M. Hanley... .. 35th, N.Y. .. - Apr 8-18, 971........... 93.96
do:::: ::::::::::::d0:::: :: June 25-27,1971...... n.%
m. 00
132.40
174.24
ElwoodHillis 5th, Ind — une 24-29, 97
Chef Holifield 19th, Calif June 24-27 97
William L. Hungate 9th, Mo. -- June 18-20, 1971
106. 80
106. 80
106. 80
Robert E.Jones... ..8th, Ala - - May 27-June 7 1971
Carleton J. King... 30th, N.Y une 18-21 1971 17 80
Dan Kuykendall 9th, Tenn.. ----- une 5-8 1971 122.00
Peter N. Kyros 1st, Maine une 11-13.1971 - 143.64
Speedy O.Long 8th, La.* - June 1, 197 — 87.60
Romano L. Mazzoli 3d, Ky June 24-28 1971 60.82
Ralnh H Metralfp 1st III --- May 23-27, 1971 J* t>- ou
Ralph H. Metcalte - 1st, w. _.. June 24-27, 1971 146.60
James G:6;Ha"ra;::::::::i2th, Mich..... May 3C 1. 1971-- -
nn do June 17-18, 1971
Do " do June 26-28, 1971
Tom Railsback 19th, III.* ]U"f M7}™"" 340 00
John J. Rhodes.... 1st, Ariz une 24-27, 1971..... 34U. UU
Peter W.Rodino, Jr. 10th, N.J 971 --- '«
TenoRoncalio.... At Large, Wyo - June 24-27 197 ... 266.32
J. Edward Roush 4th, Ind.... June 18-21, 1971.... 158.0J
Earl B. Ruth 8th, N.C.... - Feb. 10-15 1971 91-08
nn do Mar. 12-14, 1971... aj-UB
K— " —"do""" April 8-18, 1971... - 91.08
So— do"::::::::::: :.: May e-io, 1971 bub
do::: -^i^^W-,— |};g|
165'. 60
173.06
369. 24
215.00
80.00
105. 20
316. 00
72.50
Leonor K.Sullivan... .. ^S:l^:":~:"::::::": Apr £l9, 23-26, May 20- 416.00
John H.Terry 34th, N.Y Mar.'l6-18, 1971 103 68
Vernon W. Thomson 3d, Wis June 25-26, 1971 - 164.80
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz.... une 25-26, 1971
AlUllman 2d,Oreg June 24-27, 1971
Victor V.Veysey.. 38th, Calif June 10-20, 1971
Bob Wilson 36th, Calif June 25-26, 1971
Jim Wright 12th, Tex... June 18-20, 1971
C.W.Bill Young 8th, Fla.. - June 10-14 1971
189 JohnMelcher.... 2d, Mont May 20-23, 1971 --------
229 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala May 22-J une 30, 1971
248 James Abourezk.. 2d,S.Dak June 4-7 ,1971-- 278. 50
r> d.i.i,„. u ni/io lune ?5-2fi. 1971 ^Uo. UU
108. 00
107. 50
91.39
70.00
207.60
50 do" June 24-28, 1971
WilliamTsclieMe".. :.:... 7th, Iowa June 24-27, 197 1 —
George E- Shipley 23d, III --- June 18-21, 1971...
Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont... June 17-20, 1971...
Garner E. Shriver... 4th, Kans June 25-27 19/1. ..
James V.Stanton 20th, Ohio J"ne,4„~y 97oVi~~
Robert H. Steele 2d, Conn May 18-27, 1971.--
Sam Steiger 3d, Ariz.... Apr. 29-May 2 ,1971
Samuel S. Stratton 29th, N.Y... June 29-30, 1971
425. 04
434. 56
398. 00
242. 80
132.00
269. 88
195.70
Page Belcher 1st, Okla June 25-26, 1971
Jack Brinkley 3d,Ga... i.une,^S7',W, "
Tom S.Gettys 5th, S.C May 14-21 1971 ...
Do do June 25-29, 1971...
Ella T. G"ra"s"soV_V."."::::::"6t"h, Conn June 10-14, 1971--.
F. Edward Hebert 1st, La — May 26-June i 6, 1971—
William J. Keating 1st, Ohio.... June 4-7, 1971 - 81."
J. J. Pickle 10th, Tex - June 24-28 971 255. 20
Wm. J. Randall 4th, Mo.* June 30, 1971 "b. oi
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio - June 4-6, 1971 8/. «
BurtLTalcott..... 12th, Calif June 9-15, 1971 362.5b
Robert O. Tiernan 2d, R.I — May 13-17 ,1971 -
Do. .-do. June 17-21, 1971. — 114. 50
Lionel Va"nDee7lin.":::::"37th,Cafif::::::--- - June 26-27 1971.
Sidney R. Yates 9th, III May 20-24 1971
Do do June 24-27, 1971.
is 249 cari AibeVt::::::::::::.. §8, bwa.* — J.une JM;?7}^,--
Do do June 18-20, 1971.
Alphonz"o"Beir_".".":::::::"28th, Calif.* June 30,1971
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif.... - June 18-21, 1971.
Frank E. Denholm 1st, S. Dak June 25-29, 1971.
Donald M.Fraser... 5th, Minn.* June 24, 1971
Richard H. Fulton 5th, Tenn... - June 17-21, 1971.
320. 00
117.00
117.00
111.00
236. 32
194. 00
400. 96
274.93
151.33
126.00
*One way.
244
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
July 15 249 Robert L. Leggett 4th, Calif June 14-17, 1971 $414.26
David IN. Henderson 3d, N.C Mar. 12-15, 1971 79.80
Do do Apr. 2-5, 1971 79.80
Do do May 7-10, 1971 79.80
Do do June 4-7, 1971 79.80
Louise Day Hicks 9th, Mass Feb. 22-25, 1371 .. 86.00
Do do Mar. 8-11, 1S71 86.00
Do do Apr. 26-29,1971 86.00
Do do May 13-16, 1971 86.00
Morgan F. Murohy 3d, III _ June 13-18, 1971 196.58
HenrvS. Reuss 5th, Wis June 25-27, 1971 108.00
John J. Rhodes 1st, Ariz.* June 30, 1971 170.00
Robert T. Stafford At Large, Vt Juna 10-13, 1971 127.92
Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio June 18-20, 1971 - 80.00
26 508 John B.Anderson 16th, III.* June 30, 1971 75.60
John M.Happy Camp 6th, Okla Aor. 29-May 2, 1971 238.80
David W. Dennis.. 10th, Ind Apr. 8-18, 1971 148.70
Don Fuqua 2d, Fla Apr. 15-18, 1971 140.00
Do do Apr. 29-May 2, 1971 148.00
Ed Jones 8th, Tenn May 12-16, 1971. 116.00
Do do June 9-15, 1971 213.00
John C. Kluczynski 5th, III Apr. 1-7, 1971.. 124.00
Do.... do May 13-17, 1971 192.88
Do do June 21-24, 1971 132.00
James A. McClure 1st, Idaho*... June 29, 1971.. 172.00
John Y. McCollister 2d, Nebr Apr. 16-19, 1971.. 296.52
W. R. Poage 11th, Tex Feb. 10-15, 1971 190.00
Do do Apr. 4-7, 1971 195.00
Do do May 27-31, 1971 202.00
Do do June 4-8, 1971 204.00
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich June 16-19, 1971 200.66
Do do* June 30, 1971... 117.60
Robert G.Stephens, Jr.... 10th, Ga.* June 30, 1971 74.99
Charles E.Wiggins 25th, Calif.* May 14, 1971 194.00
30 735 Glenn M.Anderson 17th, Calif June 24-28, 1971 398.56
JohnConyersJr 1st, Mich June 25-28, 1971 141.38
Louise Day Hicks 9th, Mass _ June 17-21, 1971 84.00
Delbert L. Latta 5th, Ohio May 28-31, 1971 128.50
Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich June 18-20, 1971... 150.06
Lucien N. Nedzi 14th, Mich June 25-28, 1971 142.98
Edward R. Roybal 30th, Calif May 20-24, 1971 388.00
Fernand J. St Germain... 1st, R.I Apr. 22-27, 1971 105.60
Do do.... _ May20-25, 1971 105.60
Do do June 17-22, 1971 105.60
Roy A. Taylor 11th, N.C June 4-6, 1971 87.40
Charles Thone 1st, Nebr June 18-20, 1971 208.00
Aug. 2 850 Ben B.Blackburn 4th, Ga May 15-19, 1971 164.02
3 897 Marvin LEsch 2d, Mich Jan. 23, 1971.. 96.00
Do _. do Mar. 20 21, 1971 96.00
Do do Apr. 29-May 1, 1971 136.60
Do ..do June 8-9, 1971 102.00
Do do June 13-15,1971 102.00
John Y. McCollister... ._ 2d, Nebr June 10-14, 1971 _. 156.00
James V. Stanton 20th, Ohio... _ June 24-28, 1971 80.00
Jerome R.Waldie 14th, Calif June 3-6, 1971 347.00
Charles E.Wiggins.. 25th, Calif. Apr. 11-18, 1971 366.00
5 955 Charles C. Diggsjr 13th, Mich.* June5,1971 48.00
11 1066 James A. Burke 11th, Mass June 18-20. 1971 126.56
Earle Cabell.... 5th, Tex.* June 27, 1971... 88.00
David W. Dennis 10th, Ind June 24-28, 1971 101.88
John J. Flynt.Jr. 6th, Ga... Jan. 22-25, 1971 165.34
Do do. Feb. 12-17, 1971... 165.34
Do ....do.. _. Mar.27-29, 1971 165.34
Do.... do Apr. 7-11, 1971 165.34
Do.. ..do.... May 14-17,1971.... 165.34
Do.. do June2-6, 1971 _ 165.34
Edith Green. 3d, Oreg. June 17-21, 1971 388.00
John Meicher.. 2d, Mont.*... June 30, 1971.. 129.60
Joseph P. Vigorito... 24th, Pa Jan. 22-25, 1971 92.04
Do do Feb. 11-16, 1971 92.04
Do do Mar.19-23, 1971... 92.04
Do do Apr. 7-19, 1971.. 92.04
Do do. May 13-17, 1971... 92.04
Do do June 18-22, 1971 92.04
Charles E. Wiggins 25th, Calif.* May 17, 1971. 194.00
*One way.
245
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Aug. 17 1195 Mark Andrews 1st, N. Dak Mar. 13-21, 1971 $208. 00
Bob Bergland 7th, Minn June 4-7, 1971. 356. 76
Ronald V. Dellums 7th, Calif... Mar. 11-15, 1971 386.00
Do do Apr. 23-26, 1971.... 386.00
Do" do May 13-17, 1971 408.00
Do"" " do " June9-14, 1971 408.00
David W. Dennis iotri, Ind. Apr. 30-May 2, 1971 104.52
William D Ford . .. 15th, Mich May 14-June 28, 1971 95.00
John Paul Hammer- 3d, Ark Jan. 22-Feb. 1, 1971 288.24
SCDoidt do Feb. 15-27, 1971 288.24
Do do Mar. 3-14,1971 288.24
Do "do.I.I— Apr. 7-19, 137L 288.24
Do do May 26-June 1.1971 288.24
Do do June 24-28, 1971 288.24
Sherman P. Lloyd 2d, Utah June 11-13, 1971... 325.00
Ray J. Madden. 1st, Ind Apr. 9-18, 1971.... 174.30
Do do May28-June2, 1971 174.30
Do"" "" """ do June 23-28, 1971... 174.30
Guy VanderJagt 9th Mich May 28-June 1, 1971.. 152.92
Donald W.Riegle.Jr 7th, Mich May 7,1971 96.00
Do ..do May 21-23, 1971.. 110.40
Do""" do June 10-11, 1971 110.40
Do"" .do... June 18-19, 1971.... 109.40
23 1262 William (Bill) Clay 1st, Mo May 21-24, 1971 212.80
Do .do June 11-15, 1971.. 212.80
G. Elliott Hagan.... 1st, Ga Jan. 28-Feb. 1, 1971 153.46
Do do Feb. 11-22, 1971 153.46
Do"" do Mar. 18-22, 1971.. 153.46
Do"" .. ..do Apr. 8-19, 1971 153.46
Do" do May6-10,1971 153.46
Do""" do May 27-June 1, 1971 153.46
Margaret M. Heckler 10th Mass.... Mar. 11-15, 1971.... 130.60
Do do. Apr. 7-19, 1971 130.60
Do"" do May 27-June 1, 1971 130.60
Do do.. June 10-14, 1971 130.60
Robert L. Legeett 4th. Calif. May 14-18, 1971 414.26
AbnerJ.Mikva 2d, III. _._ May 21-24, 1971.... 112.80
Do .-do June 19-20, 1971 104.40
Donald W. Rieglejr 7th, Mich. June 7-8, 1971. 110.40
W. S. (Bill) Stuckey.Jr 8th, Ga Apr. 1-12, 1971. - 175.06
Do .do May 7-9, 1971 175.06
Do do June 17-21, 1971. - 175.06
Guy VanderJagt.. 9th, Mich June 24-28, 1971.... 140.80
31 1488 James Abourezk.... 2d,S.Dak June 25-27, 1971 293.50
Leslie C.Arends 17th, III.. _ Jan. 13-15, 1971 - 142.16
Do do Feb. 4-7, 1971... 148.08
Do do Feb. 26-Mar. 2, 1971 142.16
Do do Mar. 14-16, 1971. 142.16
Do ...do Mar. 19, 1971 140.00
Do do ._ Mar. 25-27, 1971 142.16
Do do Mar. 31-Apr. 3, 1971 142.16
Arthur A. Link 2d, N. Dak June 25-27, 1971. - 399.28
Sept. 8 1730 John R. Rarick.. _. 6th, La May 27-30, 1971 177.00
1731 Jerome R. Waldie. 14th, Calif... June 24-27, 1971.. 325.00
9 1736 Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif May 27-31, 1971 3^0.00
14 1858 Paul Findley 20th, III May 20-22, 1971 128.00
James Harvey 8th, Mich Feb. 10-14, 1971.. 117. 24
Do do _. Mar. 11-12, 1971 - 117.24
Do ..do. Apr. 2-3, 1971. 113.12
Do do .. May 1-2, 1971 126.00
Do "" " " .do June2-6,1971 167.08
William D. Hathaway 2d, Maine Feb. 27-Mar. 1, 1971 145.00
Do do Mar. 16-18, 1971. 118.00
Do " do Apr. 12-18, 1971 141.00
Do" "" do Apr. 29-May2, 1971 132.00
Do" do .. .. May 9-10, 1971.. 112.00
Do" do May 27-June 1, 1971 142.00
Do"".; """ " .do June 5-6, 1971.. 103.00
21 19741 Bill Nichols. 4th, Ala June 17-21, 1971 198.10
1975 i Do do May 13-17, 1971 198.10
2003J Leslie C.Arends... 17th, III Apr. 30-May 1, 1971 142.16
Do do . May 27-29, 1971 150.16
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn. 3d, S.C— June 10-14, 1971 109.20
Do . . .do June 26-30, 1971... 130.90
Earl F. Landgrebe 2d, Ind. June 10-14, 1971 114.60
Wendell Wyatt.. 1st, Oreg Apr. 8-12, 1971 319.86
Clement J. Zablocki 4th, Wis Apr. 8-18, 1971 222.64
246
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman
Congressional distric
t Date
1971
Sept. 22
2012
Hastings Keith
... 12th, Mass
May'6-10, 1971..
$83. 20
23
2049
John H. Buchanan
... 6th, Ala
June 26-27, 1971
110.00
28
21 bU
Hastings Keith.
... 12th, Mass _
June 17-22, 1971
83.20
Oct. 1
2413
Lee H. Hamilton
... 9th, Ind _
May 27-29, 1971
112.00
Do
do
June 10-13, 1971...
112.00
Delbert L Latta
... 5th, Ohio
June 11-13, 1971
128. 50
Do
do
June 19-20, 1971...
128.50
James W. Symington...
... 2d, Mo
May 6-10, 1971
150. 00
8
2bl/
Harold R.Collier
... 10th, III
May26-June 1, 1971
141.80
Do.
do
June 4-7, 1971
141.80
Charles C. Diggs, Jr
... 13th, Mich.*
Apr. 19,1971
45. 00
2785
James A. McClure...
Wright Patman.
... 1st, Idaho*'
June 29, 1971
28.00
20
... 1st, Tex
May 1-15, 1971
303. 84
Jerry L. Pettis
... 33d, Calif
June 24-28, 1971
388. 00
Guy Vander Jagt
Do...
... 9th, Mich
.. Jan. 13-15, 1971
137.92
do
May 13-18, 1971
116.60
22
2/92
Tom Steed
... 4th, Okla
June 18-20 1971..
240. 74
Nov. 1
30b3
Jack Brooks...
... 9th, Tex
Apr. 21-25, 1971
232. 00
Do
do
June 11-13,1971
245. 00
Edward R. Roybal...
... 30th, Calif
June 26-28, 1971
310.00
JoeSkubitz
... 5th, Kans
Jan. 28-30, 1971
184.74
Do
do...
Mar. 28-29,1971..
186. 07
Do
..do
Apr. 23-24, 1971
200. 47
Do... _.
do _
May 11-12, 1971
138.40
Do
._ .do
May 23-26, 1971
212. 84
2
308/
Ben B. Blackburn...
... 4th, Ga.
Feb. 24,1971
121. 00
3088
Do
do
Feb. 21-23, 1971
121.00
3089
Do...
__do
Apr. 23-25, 1971
121.00
3090
Do
do
Feb. 18-20,1971
121.00
3
3166
John J. Duncan
... 2d,Tenn
Apr. 7-18, 1971
126. 24
Do....
do
May 27-June 1,1971
126. 24
Do
do
June 10-13, 1971
126. 24
William R. Roy
.. 2d, Kans.
Apr. 7-14, 1971
298. 28
Do
do....
May 13-31,1971
298. 28
Do
do..
June 25-28, 1971
298. 28
11
3319
Don H. Clausen
... 1st, Calif
May 27-31, 1971
431.08
Do
do
June 10-13, 1971.
411.56
Dawson Mathis
... 2d,Ga
Mar. 26-28, 1971
136.40
Do
do
Apr. 16-18,1971....
140. 96
Do..
do
May 7-8, 1971
120.96
Do
do
May 28-June 1,1971.
122.40
De
do
June 25-27, 1971
125.40
Sam Steiger
... 3d, Ariz
June 23-25, 1971...
334. 00
12
3332
Bill Chappell, Jr
... 4th, Fla
Nov. 5-8,1971
226. 00
16
336/
David R. Obey
... 7th, Wis
._ Mar. 25-30, 1971
151.00
3368
Vernon W. Thomson...
... 3d, Wis... _
June 14-15, 1971.
149.80
18
3612
Silvio O. Conte
... 1st, Mass.*..
June 3, 1971
52. 75
Do. __
.do*
June 16, 1971.
48.30
Albert J. Mikva
... 2d, III. __
May 7-8, 1971
110.40
William E. Minshall
... 23d, Ohio
Jan. 29-31, 1971...
91.32
Do..
do... _
Feb. 11-16, 1971
91.32
Do....
do
Mar. 20-23, 1971
91.32
Do
do
.. Apr. 2-5, 1971...
91.32
Do
do.
May 1-3, 1971
91.32
Do
..do
.. June 25-28, 1971..
91.32
Neal Smith
... 5th, Iowa
.. May 27-June 1, 1971
272.64
Floyd Spence
... 2d, S.C...
Jan. 14-18, 1971..
74.00
Do
do
Jan. 22-25, 1971
74.00
Do
do..
._ Jan. 29-Feb. 1, 1971
74.00
Do
do
. Mar. 5-8, 1971
74.00
Do.
do
Mar. 26-30, 1971
74.00
Do..
_ do
.. May 7-10, 1971
74.00
Do _
do
.. June 11-14, 1971.
74.00
26
3/24
Delbert L. Latta
... bth, Ohio*
June 25, 1971
64.25
Ancher Nelsen
Claude Pepper
... 2d, Minn
. June 18-21, 1971..
161.60
... 11th, Fla
.. Feb. 25-28, 1971
138.00
Do
do.
.. June 18-21, 1971 _
146. 00
Dec 14
4320
William G. Bray
... 6th, Ind
Mar.26-29, 1971
119.08
Do
do
Apr. 1-4, 1971
10/. 08
Do
do
May 13-17, 1971
9/. 08
Do....
do
May 20-24, 1971...
108.08
Do
do.
June 10-14, 1971...
108. 08
Do
do
June 18-21, 19/1
108.08
Do..
do
June 24-28, 1971
108.08
Do
.do
June 28-30, 1971
119.08
1 Supplemental'to voucher'No. 508.
*One way.
247
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
1971
Dec. 14
Congressman
Congressional district
Date
4320 Charles C. Diggs, Jr 13th, Mich June 24-27, 1971.
William Stanton.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do_
Charles E. Wiggins.
11th, Ohio Jan. 29-Feb. 1, 1971.
do Feb. 11-15, 1971....
. .. do Apr. 23-26, 1971
do May 26-June 1, 1971.
... do June 25-28, 1971....
25th, Calif.... June 10-14, 1971
Roger H. Zion". 8th, Ind Feb. 24-Mar. 1, 1971.
Do do.. June 17-21, 1971
15 4402 Edward Hutchinson 4th, Mich Feb. 26-28, 1971
Do do Apr. 8-16, 1971
Do ..do _ - Apr. 23-25, 1971
Do -.do May 10-11, 1971
Do do May 20-23, 1971
4416 Harold R.Collier. 10th, III Jan. 22-26, 1971
Garner E. Shriver... 4th, Kans Jan. 27-31, 1971
Do do*. Mar.2,1971
23 4750 Bill Alexander 1st, Ark May 28, 1971
4751 Do do Mar. 19, 1971.
4756 Alton Lennon 7th, NX. ..-- Feb. 10-17, 1971
Do ....do Mar. 5-7,1971
Do .. do _ Apr. 8-19, 1971
Do ...do May 7-10, 1971
Do do... May 27-June 1, 1971.
Do do June 12-15, 1971
James G. 6'Hara 12th, Mich May 6-7, 1971
27 4762 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala Mar. 12-28, 1971
28 4809 Bill Archer... 7th, Tex.*.. Apr. 11, 1971
Robert C. McEwen 31st, N.Y Mar. 26-29, 1971....
Do do May 14-18, 1971
Do do June 4-7, 1971
Do do - June 25-29, 1971
Tom Railsback 19th, III May 30-June 2, 1971.
Edward R. Roybal 30th, Calif -.. May 31-June 6, 1971.
4810 John T. Myers 7th, Ind May 28-31, 1971
Refunds and adjustments - ---
$96. 00
97.52
97.52
97.52
97.52
97.52
388. 00
96.85
102. 85
118.00
170.87
128.00
126. 00
117.00
196.98
180. 00
193.20
165.60
168. 00
87.72
87.72
87.72
87.72
87.72
87.72
100. 80
119.00
117.60
113.04
136.60
124.36
108.04
153.68
270. 00
168. 00
' (70. 55)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. - 74,931. 12
July 10 191
13 226
14 235
15 257
19 344
John Young 14th, Tex
Charles H.Wilson 31st, Calif
Bill Chappell, Jr 4th, Fla
Otto E. Passman 5th, La
John B. Anderson. 16th, III.*
William R.Anderson 6th,Tenn
Frank Annunzio 7th, III
Bill Archer.. 7th, Tex
Les Aspin 1st, Wis
Walter S. Baring At Large, Nev.
Alphonzo Bell 28th, Calif.*..
Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla
Wm.S. Broomfield 18th, Mich....
J. Herbert Burke 10th, Fla
Omar Burleson 17th, Tex
Bill D. Burlison 10th, Mo
Phillip Burton 5th, Calif
John N. Happy Camp 6th, Okla
Del Clawson.. 23d, Calif
James M. Collins 3d, Tex
Barber B.Conable.Jr 37th, N.Y
James C. Corman 22d, Calif
Glenn R. Davis 9th, Wis
Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III
Robert F. Drinan 3d, Mass
O. C. Fisher 21st, Tex
Gerald R. Ford _. 5th, Mich
Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn
Louis Frey, Jr 5th, Fla
Richard H. Fulton 5th, Tenn
Don Fuqua 2d, Fla_
Sam Gibbons 6th, Fla
Do do
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr... 27th, Calif
Do .. ...do
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
July
10-11, 1971.
1-7,1971—
1-5,1971...
1-6,1971...
1,1971
1-6,1971...
9-10,1971..
2-5, 1971...
1-6,1971...
1-9,1971...
5,1971
8-11,1971..
4-5,1971...
1-£,1971.__
2-4,1971 —
1-6,1971...
7-10,1971_.
10-11, 1971.
2-6,1971...
8-11,1971..
8-12,1971..
1-10,1971..
1-6,1971...
1-12,1971..
9-12,1971..
2-5, 1971...
2,1971
5-6,1971...
1-6,1971—
1-7,1971...
1-7,1971..
2-7,1971...
1-6,1971...
8-12,1971..
l-€, 1971...
8-11,1971..
276. 00
540.11
228.00
265.68
75.60
190.32
144.75
249. 00
115.04
379. 00
194. 00
104.00
96.00
186.00
254. 44
233. 16
399. 52
240. 52
322.24
176.00
98.16
438. 00
144.00
352.98
184. 42
119.90
253. 28
141.60
149. 00
170. 00
126. 00
156. 00
157.00
176. 00
388.00
388. 00
i Includes refund of $2.00 from Congressman Clement J. Zablocki;
$62.55 from Congressman Spark M. Matsunaga.
* One way.
i.OO from Congressman Victor V. Veysey; and
248
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
1971
July 19
Congressman
Congressional district
344
345
20 376
22 469
29 688
Henry B. Gonzalez 20th, Tex
Edith Green 3d, Oreg
James A. Haley 7th, Fla
Durward G. Hall 7th, Mo
Lee H. Hamilton 9th, Ind
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif
Floyd V. Hicks 6th, Wash ...
Frank Horton 36th, N.Y
Craig Hosmer 32d, Calif
Harnld T. Johnson 2d, Calif
Abraham Kazenjr 23d, Tex
John Kyi 4th, Iowa
lohn J. McFall 15th, Calif
Torbert H. Mcdonald 7th, Mass
William S. Mailliard 6th, Calif.*...
Do do.......
James R. Mann. 4th, S C .
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias... 18th, Calif....
Lloyd Meeds.. __ 2d, Wash
Ralph H. Metcalfe 1st, III
JohnS. Monagan 5th, Conn
William H. Natcher _. 2d, Ky
Carl D. Perkins 7th, Ky
Wm. J. Randall... 4th, Mo
Charlotte T. Reid 15th, III
HenrvS. Reuss 5th, Wis
Do.. do
John J Rhodes 1st, Ariz.*
Teno Roncalio At Large, Wyo.
John G. Schmitz. 35th, Calif
Fred Schwengel... 1st, Iowa
Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont
Robert G. Stephens, Jr 10th, Ga.*
Charles M. Teague 13th, Calif
Vernon W. Thomson 3d, Wis
Richard C. White 16th, Tex
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 4th, La._
Julia Butler Hansen. 3d, Wash
George W. Andrews 3d, Ala
Bob Bergland 7th, Minn
Hale Boggs. 2d, La
Richard Boiling 5th, Mo
John Brademas 3d, Ind...
Patrick T. Caffery 3d, La
James C. Cleveland... .. 2d, N.H
Philip M. Crane 13th, III
John Dellenback... 4th, Oreg
Frank E. Evans 3d, Colo
Dante B. Fascell 12th, Fla
Louis Frey, Jr . . 5th, Fla
Sam Gibbons.. 6th, Fla ..
Martha W. Griffiths.. 17th, Mich
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif
Chet Holifield 19th, Calif
Robert W. Kastenmeier... 2d, Wis
Do do
Jack F. Kemp... 39th, N.Y
Phil M. Landrum... 9th, Ga...
Robert McClory. 12th, III
James A. McClure... . 1st, Idaho*
Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich
Dave Martin 3d, Nebr
Spark M. Matsunaga 1st, Hawaii
Wilbur D. Mills. 2d. Ark
J. J. Pickle 10th, Tex
W. R. Poage 11th, Tex
Do do ..
Henry S. Reuss 5th, Wis
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich.*...
Robert L. F. Sikes 1st, Fla._
Roy A. Taylor. 11th, N.C
Frank Thompson, Jr 4th, N.J
Charles Thone.. 1st, Nebr
William C. Wampler 9th, Va
Charles E. Wiggins 25th. Calif
Date
. July 9-11, 1971
. July 3-7, 1971
. July 1-6,1971
_ July 1-6,1971
. July 1-5,1971
. July 1-5,1971
. July 1-6,1971
. July 1-3,1971
. July 1-6, 1971..
. July 1-6, 1971
. July 1-5,1971
. July 1-5,1971
. July 2-5, 1971
. July 2-6, 1971
. July 2, 1971
. July 6, 1971
. July 1-13, 1971
. July 1-6, 1971
_ July 2-6, 1971
. July 8-11, 1971
. July 8-11, 1&/1
. July 9-10, lf-71
. July 2-5, 1971
. July 10-11, 1971
. July 9-11, 1971
. July 2-5, 1971
. July 8-11, 1971
. July 6, 1971...
. July 1-5, 1971
. July 8-11, 1971
. July 1-5, 1971
. July 2-5, 1971
. July 5, 1971.
. July 2-6, 1971..
. July 9-11, 1971
. July 1-4, 1971
. July 1-5, 1971
July 2-18, 1971
. July 1-7, 1971
. July 1-6, 1971
. July 15-17, 1971
. July 9-10, 1971
. July 16-18, 1971
. July 1-11, 1971
. July 8-12, 1971
. July 16-19, 1971
. July 1-5, 1971.
. July 10-12, 1971
. July 15-18, 1971
. July 16-18, 1971
. July 15-19, 1971
. July 15-19, 1971
. July 15-18, 1971
. July 14-19, 1971
. July 2-4, 1971
. July 17-18, 1971
July 9-11, 1971
July 15-19, 1971
July 10-12, 1971
July 6, 1971..
July 1-5, 1971
July 15-18, 1971
July 3-12, 1971
June 30-July 5, 1971.
July 8-12, 1971
July 1-5, 1971..
July 9-11, 1971
July 16-18, 1971
July 11, 1971.
July 1-10,1971.
Jujy 11-12,1971
1971
July 9-11, 1971
July 15-19, 1971
July 1-5, 1971
$258. 00
388. 00
183. 94
294. 50
156. 86
398. 00
388. 00
95.88
402. 00
359.30
248. 00
268. 66
388. 00
131.44
194. 00
194. 00
127.06
388. 00
398.80
146.60
94.86
94.00
135.48
136.51
145.40
110.00
110.00
170. 00
240. 32
403. 60
154.88
363. 84
74.99
388. 00
164.80
247. 00
232. 60
410.44
205. 92
391.24
204. 84
198.40
96.00
249. 20
110.80
104. 40
388. 00
285. 00
198.64
170.00
176.00
96.00
398. 00
388. 00
164. 00
148.00
89.28
126.00
107.52
200. 00
150.06
315.00
711.48
178.00
255.20
202. 00
204. 00
110.00
113.40
238. 08
87.40
750. 00
208. 00
96.60
388. 00
•One way.
249
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
1971
July 29
Aug. 2
Congressman
683 Charles H. Wilson
Jim Wright
Sidney R. Yates
851 Ben B. Blackburn
913 Brock Adams
Frank Annunzio
Bill Archer
James C. Corman
John W. Davis
John Dellenback
Thomas S. Foley
William D. Ford
Donald M. Fraser
Bill Frenzel
Tom S. Gsttys
Sam Gibbons
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr
Kenneth J. Gray
Orval Hansen
Harold T. Johnson
John Y. McCollister
K. Gunn McKay
lames D. (Mike)
McKsvitt.
William S. Mailliard
Do
Wiley Mayne
Wilbur D. Mills
James G. O'Hara
Carl D. Perkins...
Robert Price
Albert H. Quie
Charlotte T". Reid
Ogden R. Reid
Frank A. Stubblefield
Wendell Wyatt
C. W. Bill Young.
5 954 Charles C. Diggs, Jr
13 1163 Julia Butler Hansen.
17 1177 Thomas G. Abernethy
Wayne N. Aspinal I
LaMar Baker
Alphonzo Bell
John A. Blatnik..
Donald G. Brotzman
Do
Omar Burleson
Patrick T. Caffery
Harold R. Collier
John Conyers, Jr..
Philip M. Crane..
David W. Dennis
John Dowdy
Ed Edmondson..
Jack Edwards
Do
Marvin L. Esch
Dante B. Fascell...
John J. Flynt, Jr
Donald M. Fraser..
Edward A. Garmatz
David N. Henderson
Richard H. Ichord
Robert E. Jones..
Walter B. Jones
Robert W. Kastenmeier
Abraham Kazen.Jr
Carleton J. King
Dan Kuykendall
James R. Mann
Romano L. Mazzoli
John Melcher
G. V. (Sonny) Montgomery.
Congressional district
31st, Calif.
12th, Tex__
9th, III....
4th, Ga
7th, Wash.
7th. III....
7th, Tex...
22d, Calif..
7th, Ga....
4th Oreg..
5th, Wash.
15th, Mich.
5th, Minn..
3d, Minn..
5th, S.C...
6th, Fla
27th, Calif.
21st, III...
2d, Idaho..
2d, Calif...
2d, Nebr__
1st, Utah..
1st, Colo..
6th, Calif.*
....do*...
6th, Iowa..
2d, Ark...
12th, Mich.
7th, Ky..._
18th, Tex._
1st, Minn..
15th, III...
26th, N.Y..
1st, Ky....
1st, Oreg..
8th. Fla...
13th, Mich.
3d, Wash.*.
1st, Miss..
4th, Colo..
3d, Tenn_.
28th, Calif.
8th, Minn..
2d, Colo...
....do....
17th, Tex.
3d, La.....
10th, III..
1st, Mich..
13th, III...
10th, Ind.
2d, Tex...
2d,Okla._
1st, Ala...
....do...
2d, Mich..
12th, Fla..
6th, Ga...
5th, Minn.
3d,Md...
3d,N.C...
8th, Mo...
8th, Ala...
1st, N.C...
2d, Wis...
23d, Tex. _
30th, N.Y..
9th, Tenn.
4th, S.C...
3d,Ky...
2d, Mont.*
4th, Miss.
Date
uly 14-20, 1S71.
uly 9-10, 1971..
uly 8-11, 1971..
uly 23-31, 1971.
uly 1-4,1971....
uly 23-24, 1971.
uly 22-24, 1971.
uly 22-26, 1971.
uly 14-15,1971.
uly 22-26, 1971.
uly 9-11, 1971 .
uly 23-26. 1971.
uly 8-12, 1971 .
uly 23-25, 1971.
uly 9-11, 1971..
uly 22-26, 1971.
uly 16-19. 1971.
uly 1-5, 1971...
uly 22, 1971....
uly 25-26, 1971.
uly 3-12, 1971..
uly 1-6, 1971...
uly 22-26, 1971.
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
971
uly
uly
uly
uly
lug.
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
Aug.
uly
971
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
971
uly
uly
uly
971
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
uly
22, 1971...
26,1971...
2-11, 1971.
22-26,1971.
26,1971....
15-19, 1971.
16-18, 1971.
15-18, 1971.
23-25, 1971.
1-13,1971.
22-26,1971
23-25, 1971. ..
31, 1971
5, 1971
29-Aug. 3, 1971.
30-Aug. 1, 1971.
1-7, 1971
29-Aug. 1, 1971.
23-26, 1971
22-25, 1971
30-Aug. 1, 1971.
23-26, 1971
21-26,1971
1-6, 1971.
23-28, 1971
1-2, 1971
31-Aug. 2, 1971.
31-Aug. 2, 1971.
2-6, 1971
31-Aug. 2. 1971.
15-17, 1971
31-Aug. 1, 1971.
10-12,1971
17-19,1971
1-6, 1971...
23-25, 1971.
1-11, 1971..
31-Aug. 1, 1971.
22-25, 1971
9-12, 1971
8-12, 1971
22-27, 1971
15-19, 1971
11, 1971.
23-28, 1971
$388. 00
242. 80
102.00
164. 02
403. 00
144.75
236. CO
408. 00
98.00
388. 00
373.00
95.00
149.00
155.60
107. 50
176.00
388. 00
216.88
349. 25
399. 75
156.00
270.80
264.00
194.00
194.00
200.40
178.00
106.80
135.48
270.24
166.16
145.40
750. 00
208. 32
415.36
170.00
48.00
206. 24
224. 88
317.00
145.44
388. 00
232. 00
271.20
271.20
254. 44
184. 00
141.80
141.38
104. 40
105.48
750. 00
206. CO
252.60
136. 00
136.60
198.64
165. 34
149.00
750.00
79.80
192. 80
174. 24
750. 00
148. 00
248.00
117.80
227. 88
127.06
160.82
129.60
144.00
"One way.
250
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM C0NT8NGENT FUND
No.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
1971
Aug. 17 1177
1180
1197
18 1199
19 1243
23 1259
24 1265
25 1312
26 1357
30 1396
Sept. 2 1674
Congressman
Congressional district
Alexander Pirnie 32d, N.Y..
Melvin Price 24th, III..
Do do...
David Pryor 4th, Ark..
Henry S.Reuss 5th, Wis..
Dan Rostenkowski 8th, III...
Keith G. Sebelius 1st, Kans.
Do do...
George E.Shipley 23d, III...
Charles M. Teague 13th, Calif
Victor V. Veysey 38th, Calif
Sidney R.Yates 9th, III...
Otto E. Passman 5th, La...
Wm. S. Broomfield 18th, Mich
Bob Casey 22d,Tex_.
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif
Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex.
David W. Dennis 10th, Ind.
John N. Erlenborn 14th, III..
Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn.
Sam Gibbons 6th, Fla_ .
Ella T.Grasso.. 6th, Conn.
Charles H. Griffin 3d, Miss..
John Paul Hammer- 3d, Ark...
schmidt.
John Jarman... 5th, Okla.
PhilM.Landrum 9th,Ga.._.
Sherman P.Lloyd 2d, Utah..
Ray J. Madden 1st, Ind..
Morgan F. Murphy 3d, III
Carl D. Perkins 7th, Ky._.
Albert H.Quie 1st, Minn
Date
uly 2-11, 1971
uly 1-6, 1971
uly 16-17, 1971.....
uly 22-24, 1971
uly 22-26, 1971
uly 22-26, 1971
uly 15-18, 1971
uly 22-25, 1971
uly 1-6, 1971
uly 23-27, 1971
uly 8-11, 1971
uly 1-6,1971
Aug. 5-16, 1971
Aug. 6-9, 1971
uly 22-26, 1971
July 22-26, 1971....
uly 31-Aug. 2, 1971.
uly 15-18, 1971
uly 30-Aug. 1, 1971.
uly 22-26, 1971
uly 31-Aug. 2, 1971.
uly 15-19, 1971
Aug. 2-4,1971
uly 1-7, 1971
Dan Rostenkowski 8th, III. Aug. 1-6, 1971
uly 22-25, 1971
uly 30-Aug. 3, 1971.
uly 22-25, 1971
uly 2-6, 1971
uly 12-16,1971
uly 31-Aug. 1,1971.
uly 30-Aug. 1, 1971.
uly 30-Aug. 2,1971.
Aug. 6, 1971...
uly 22-25, 1971
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich.
Robert G. Stephens, Jr 10th, Ga.*_
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio.
William C. Wampler 9th, Va.* Aug. 1, 1971
Do do* Aug. 5, 1971
Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss Aug. 1-3, 1971
Bill Chappell, Jr 4th, Fla... Aug. 6-10, 1971
John Young 14th, Tex. Aug. 11-18 1971
JohnS. Monagan... _ 5th, Conn.... Aug. 6-16, 1971
Mark Andrews 1st, N. Dak July 30-Aug. 2, 1971.
Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla Aug. 7-11, 1971
William (Bill) Clay 1st, Mo _ July 16-20, 1971
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III Aug. 6-13, 1971
Don Fuqua 2d, Fla Aug. 5-11, 1971
Kenneth J. Gray.. 21st, III Aug. 6-9, 1971
G. Elliott Hagan 1st, Ga._ July 3-7, 1971
Do -do. July 30-Aug. 2, 1971.
Margaret M. Heckler 10th, Mass July 1-6, 1971
Craig Hosmsr 32d, Calif.* Aug. 6, 1971.
William L. Hungate 9th, Mo Aug. 7-12, 1971
Robert L. Leggett 4th, Calif July 2-6, 1971
Do do Aug. 6-10, 1971
Lloyd Meeds 2d, Wash.... Aug. 8-17, 1971
Abner J. Mikva 2d, III... July 4-5, 1971
Tom Railsback 19th, III July 31-Aug. 2, 1971.
Wm. J. Randall 4th, Mo.* Aug. 5, 1971
J. Edward Roush.. 4th, Ind July 16-13, 1971
William A.Steiger 6th, Wis July 4-5, 1971
Guy Vander Jagt 9th, Mich. July 15-19, 1971
Richard C. White 16th, Tex Aug. 8-13, 1971
Bob Wilson 36th, Calif.. Aug. 5-6, 19/1
Robert F. Drinan.. 3d, Mass Aug. 7-11, 1971
John H. Rousselot.. 24th, Calif July 5-Aug. 6, 1971..
John Buchanan 6th, Ala. Aug. 7-28, 1971
James Abourezk 2d, S. Dak July 22-25, 1971....
John B. Anderson 16th, III Aug. 15-16, 1971....
Walters. Baring At Large, Mev Aug. 10-22, 1971....
Page Belcher.. 1st, Okla Aug. 2, 1971
Jackson E. Betts 8th, Ohio Aug. 6-23, 1971
John W. Byrnes 8th, Wis.* Aug. 8, 1971
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif - Aug. 6-20, 1971
Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn.* - Aug. 5, 1971
$101.50
211.56
157.00
178.00
110.00
196.70
354. 24
354. 24
173.06
388. 00
417.56
102.00
265. 68
96.00
197.20
400. 96
280. 80
103.80
117.00
149. 00
176. 00
70.00
178. 00
288. 24
227.20
126. 00
325. 00
174. 30
196. 58
76.00
183.20
196. 70
219. 20
74.99
81.92
48.30
48.30
177.60
228. 00
282. 00
94.86
247.20
113.00
212.80
184.42
230. 76
216.88
153.46
153.46
130. 60
201.00
132.40
414.26
414.26
320. 80
119.40
153.68
136.51
82.00
161.00
143.92
260. 00
398. 00
97.90
732. 80
195.70
296. 00
151.20
450. 40
206. 00
124.14
88.50
400. 96
95.40
*One way.
251
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Sept. 2 1674 Charles S. Gubser 10th, Calif Aug. 8-19, 1971 $414.40
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif Aug. 15-18, 1971 400.00
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, Ind Aug. 6-17, 1971 147.50
William J. Keat;ng 1st, Ohio July 9-12, 1971 92. 52
Do do Aug. 3-4, 1971 81.52
Robert McClory 12th, III July 30-Aug. 1, 1971 107.52
James G. O'Hara 12th, Mich- Aug. 14-15, 1971 106.80
Al Ullman 2d, Oreg Aug. 7-13, 1971 458.56
Charles E. Wiggins 25th, Calif.* Aug. 7, 1971 350.09
Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans July 22-25, 1971 163.95
1701 Bill Archer. 7th, Tex Aug. 6-14, 1971. 249.20
8 1721 John E. Moss 3d, Calif Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 422.60
9 1735 Hale Boggs.... 2d, La Aug. 25-27, 1971 194.84
John Brademas 3d, Ind Aug. 6-9, 1971 170.00
Wm. S. Broomfield 18th, Mich Aug. 26-27, 1971 96.00
James A. Burke 11th, Mass July 2-5, 1971 126.56
Do do Aug. 7-22, 1971 126.56
Omar Burleson 17th, Tex.. Aug. 5-22 1971 397.44
Bill D. Burlison... 10th, Mo Aug. 6-Sept. 2, 1971 233. 16
Barber B. Conable, Jr 37th, N.Y .... Aug. 6-29, 1971 98. 16
Glenn R. Davis 9th, Wis Aug. 6-31, 1971 227.64
Joshua Eilberg 4th, Pa 1971 750.00
Thomas S. Foley 5th, Wash July 31-Aug. 1, 1971 363.00
Barry M. Goldwater, Jr.... 27th, Calif.* _.__ Aug. 1, 1971 194.00
James A. Haley 7th, Fla Aug. 16-26, 1971 184.27
Durward G. Hall 7th, Mo Aug. 6-30, 1971 294.50
Orval Hansen... 2d, Idaho... Aug. 6-30, 1971 574.51
JohnJarman 5th, Okla Aug. 13-25, 1971.. 227.20
Robert E. Jones 8th, Ala Aug. 6-30, 1971 174.24
Robert W. Kistenmeier... 2d, Wis Aug. 21-29. 1971 164.00
Jack F. Kemp 39th, N.Y.* Aug. 6, 1971 44.64
Dan Kuykendall 9th, Tenn Aug. 12-18, 1971 227.88
Peter N. Kyros 1st, Maine Aug. 19-Sept. 5, 1971 143.64
John J. McFall 15th, Calif _. Aug. 14-28, 1971 310.00
Do do Aug. 30-Sept. 1, 1971 388.00
Romano L. Mazzoli 3d, Ky July 29-Aug. 2, 1971 160.82
John Melcher 2d, Mont July 15-Aug. 20, 1971 397. 72
Thomas E. Morgan 26th, Pa 1971 750.00
John R. Rarick 6th, La... July 31-Aug. 1, 1971 200.00
Donald W. Riegle, Jr 7th, Mich July 4, 1971 99.40
James V.Stanton 20th, Ohio July 1-6, 1971 72.00
Robert H. Steele 2d, Conn July 1-6, 1971 90.00
Do do July 15-19, 1971 90.00
Samuel S. Stratton 29th, N.Y Aug. 24-31. 1971 116.74
Charles M.Teague.. 13th, Calif Aug. 6-24, 1971 349.00
Vernon W. Thomson 3d, Wis Aug. 7-28, 1971.. 244.14
Al Ullman 2d, Oreg Aug. 20-27, 1971 432. C4
Charles W. Sandman, Jr.. 2d, N.J 1971 750.00
Julia Butler Hansen 3d, Wash.* Sept. 3, 1971.... 204.20
Bill Chappell, Jr 4th, Fla... Sept. 1-7, 1971.. 228.00
George Andrews 3d, Ala Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 _. 205.92
Wiley Mayne 6th, Iowa July 16-25, 1971 236.60
Brock Adams 7th, Wash Aug. 16-26, 1971 403.00
William R. Anderson 6th, Tenn Aug. 5-9, 1971 190.32
Tom Bevill 7th, Ala Aug. 6-Sept. 3, 1971.. 169.48
Jack Brinkley 3d, Ga July 16-19, 1971 108.00
Do... .do Aug. 6-Sept. 8, 1971.. 108.00
Del Clawson 23d, Calif.*... Sept. 7, 1971 200.12
Jack Edwards 1st, Ala Aug. 29-Sept. 7, 1971 252.60
Frank E. Evans... _. 3d, Colo Aug. 8-22, 1971 306.00
Paul Findley 20th, III. July 1-5, 1971 128.00
O. C. Fisher 21st, Tex Aug. 6-Sept. 3, 1971 224.28
Louis Frey, Jr 5th, Fla Aug. 7-8, 1971 170.00
Jamss Harvey... _. 8th Mich July 8-12, 1971. 138.00
Do. do... July 26-31, 1971.... 167.08
Do. do Aug. 8-12, 1971. 123.24
Do ....do. Aug. 20-23, 1971 167.08
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif Aug. 31-Seot. 4, 1971 398.00
Floyd V. Hicks 6th, Wash.* Sept. 6, 1971 199.00
Elwood Hillis 5th, lnd__ Aug. 1-5, 1971 161.12
Frank Horton. 36th, N.Y Aug. 21-Sept. 5, 1971. 95.83
Abraham Kazenjr 23d, Tex Aug. 25-Sept. 5, 1971 248.00
John Kyi. 4th, Iowa Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 268.66
Sherman P. Lloyd 2d, Utah Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 562.80
James A. McClure 1st, Idaho July 23-26, 1971 344.00
JamesR.Mann 4th, S.C Aug. 5-8, 1971 127.06
10
1807
13
1838
1840
1854
14
1874
15
1877
'One way.
71-124 — 72 17
252
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Sept 15 1877 Robert B. (Bob) Mathias.. 18th, Calif Aug. 6-Sept. 4, 1971. _ $378.00
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery. 4th, Miss Aug. 23-Sept. 2, 1971 178.00
William H. Natcher 2d,Ky Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 159.84
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr 8th, Mass July 1-5, 1971. 126.60
Do . do Aug. 5-Sept. 7,1971 126.60
Albert H. Quie 1st, Minn Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 305.32
Tom Raiisback 19th, III July 22-26, 1971 153.63
Do do* Aug. 19,1971 117.16
John R. Rarick 6th, La Aug. 7 Sept. 7, 1971 295.68
Thomas M. Rees 26th, Calif Aug. 8-13, 1971 388.00
Garner E.Shriver 4th, Kans Aug. 7-Sept. 5, 1971 338.44
H Allen Smith.. 20th, Calif Aug. 6-Sept. 4, 1971 393.00
William A. Steiger 6th, Wis July 29-30, 1971 158.00
Do do. July 30-Aug. 1.1971 161.00
Roy A. Taylor 11th, N.C Aug. 10-Sept. 7, 1971 119.14
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz Sept. 4-7, 1971 ._ 459. 92
Joe D. Waggonnerjr 4th, La July 22-26, 1971 221.60
Jim Wright 12th, Tex Aug. 26-28, 1971 242.80
15 1902 Robert Price 18th, Tex Aug. 21-Sept. 5, 1971 192.24
16 1914 James C. Corman ._ 22d, Calif Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 _ 707.78
21 1972 Bill Nichols 4th, Ala Aug. 6-Sept. 13, 1971 198.10
1973 Do do July 1-12, 1971 198.10
22 2014 Samuel L. Devine 12th, Ohio ...1971 750.00
2017 Julia Butler Hansen 3d, Wash Sept. 14-21, 1971 410.44
23 2045 Thomas G. Abernethy 1st, Miss.. Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 224.83
Bill Alexander 1st, Ark Aug. 5-Sept. 8, 1971 165.60
John B. Anderson 16th, III Aug. 31-Sept. 1, 1971. 151.20
Charles F. Bennett 3d. Fla Sept. 9-10, 1971 116.20
Richard Boiling 5th, Mo Sept. 11, 1971 194.80
Patrick T. Caffery.. 3d, La Aug. 5-Sept. 12, 1971 181.00
Elford A. Cederberg 10th, Mich Aug. 6-14, 1971 169.52
James C. Cleveland 2d,N.H_. Aug. 2-4, 1971 110.80
William M. Colmer 5th, Miss.* Aug. 7, 1571 72.80
Do do* __.- Sept. 12, 1971 71.30
John W. Davis 7th, Ga._. Aug. 12-16, 1971 98.00
Frank E. Denholm. lst,S. Dak Aug. 26-Sept. 8, 1971 274.93
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn. 3d,S.C July 15-17, 1971 107.00
Do -do. _ Aug. 2-6, 1971 109.20
Dante B. Fascelf 12th, Fla Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 178.64
Bill Frenzel 3d, Minn Aug. 8-30, 1971 170.00
Richard Fulton 5th, Tenn July 31-Aug. 2, 1971 126.00
Ella T. Grasso 6th, Conn.*. Aug. 5, 1971 35.00
Edith Green. 3d, Oreg Aug. 28- Sept. 13, 1971 388.00
Charles H. Griffin 3d, Miss Aug. 17 Sept. 6, 1971 226.50
Do do Sept. 9-14, 1971 226.50
Richard f. Hanna 34th, Calif July 31-Aug. 2, 1971 388.00
F. Edward Hebert ... 1st, La. Aug. 5-Sept. 12, 1971 207.60
William L. Hungate 9th, Mo Sept. 1-7,1971 132.40
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, Ind Sept. 9-12, 1971 90.00
EdJones 8th, Tenn July 22-30, 1971.. _ 213.00
Do do Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971. 213.00
CarletonJ. King 30th, N.Y Aug. 6-Sept. 5, 1971 117.80
Robert McClory.. 12th, III. _. Aug. 6-22, 1971 206.60
K. Gunn McKay ... 1st, Utah Aug. 5-Sept. 5, 1971 567.32
George Mahon 19th, Tex Aug. 13-Sept. 4, 1971 203.00
George P. Miller... 8th, Calif Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 395.00
Wilbur D. Mills.. 2d, Ark Aug. 5-Sept. 7, 1971 178.00
Morgan F. Murphy 3d, III. Aug. 2-6, 1971 196.58
Lucien N. Nedzi 14th, Mich.. Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 142.98
David R. Obey 7th, Wis.. _ Aug. 13-Sept. 6, 1971 257.50
Carl D. Perkins 7th, Ky. Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 _ 135.43
Alexander Pirnie. 32d, N.Y Aug. 6-23, 1971... 101.50
HenryS. Reuss... 5th, Wis Sept. 10-12,1971 112.00
Harold Runnels.. 2d,N.Mex_. _. Aug. 5-Sept. 9, 1971 297.20
William J. Scherie 7th, Iowa Aug. 7-Sept. 7, 1971 309.64
Fred Schwengel.... 1st, Iowa Aug. 6-13, 1971 154.88
George E.Shipley 23d, III - Aug. 6-Sept. 13, 1971 174.86
Richard G.Shoup. 1st, Mont Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 392.80
Robert T.Stafford-- At Large, Vt Aug. 13-Sept. 7, 1971 131.32
Frank A. Stubblefield 1st, Ky. Aug. 7-Sept. 11, 1971 208.32
Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio July 3-4, 1971 _ 80.00
William C. Wampler 9th, Va Sept. 10-12, 1971. 96.60
Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss. Aug. 8-29, 1971 214.08
Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans. Aug. 24 Sept. 4, 1971 148.00
Clement J. Zablocki 4th, Wis - Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 222.64
*One way.
253
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1S71
Sapt. 27 2139 John Young 14th, Tex Sept. 24-27, 1971... $319.00
23 2146 Otto E. Passman 5th, La _ Sept. 23-27, 1971 265 68
2154 Page Belcher 1st, Okla... Aug. 7-Sept. 7, 1871 206 00
Bob Bergland. 7th, Minn Aug. 5-16, 1971 331.24
Do do Sept. 1-8, 1971.. 391.24
James M. Collins 3d, Tex Sept. 10-12, 1971 176.00
John Conyets.Jr 1st, Mich Aug. 6-30, 1971 141.38
Jorge L. Cordova (Res. Comm.) P.R.. Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 243.00
David W. Dennis 10th, Ind Aug. 6-Sept. 12, 1971 144 38
Bob Eckhardt 8th, Tex.* Sect. 12, 1971 123.00
John N. Erlenborn. 14th, III Aug. 30-Sept. 3, 1971 132.00
Louis Frey, Jr 5th, Fla Sept. 10-12, 1971 . 170 00
Sam Gibbons... 6th, Fla Aug. 5-Sept. 6, 1971 188.16
Henry B. Gonzalez 20th, Tex... Sept. 9-12, 1971.... 233.00
H. R. Gross 3d, Iowa Aug. 5-Sept. 2, 1971 '63.50
Do do Sept. 6, 1971 134.00
Charles S. Gubssr... 10th, Calif Sept. 1-12, 1971.... 409 12
Durward G. Hail 7th,Mo___ Sept. 9-13, 1S71 294*50
Hastings Keith 12th, Mass July 22-26, 1971 83*20
Do... do Aug. 5-Sept 7, 1971 83 20
James A. McClure 1st, Idaho Sept. 10-12, 1971 363 00
Torbert H. Macdonald 7th, Mass Sept. 9-14, 1971. 131*44
Dave Martin 3d, Nebr Aug. 6-Sept. 12, 1971 256*00
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias.. 18th, Calif Sept. 11-12, 1971 388*00
James G. O'Hara 12th, Mich Sept. 5-6, 1871- i06*80
Wm. J. Randall 4th, Mo.*... Sept. 5, 1371 .. . 36* 51
Charlotte T. Raid 15th, III Aug. 6-Sept. 7, 1971 „ 145*. 40
Teno Roncalio At Large, Wyo Aug. 6-Seot. 5. 1971... ?66 32
Dan Rostenkowski 8th, III Sept. 11-16, 1971 196*70
Edward R. Roybal 30th, Calif... Aug. 7-Sept. 12, 1971 ?02*66
Earl B. Ruth 8th, N.C July 2-6, 1971.. 9l"08
Do do July 22-25, 1971 9l"08
Do do Sept. 10-12,1971 9l'08
John G. Schmitz 35th, Calif Sept. 10-12, 1971 /.03*60
Sam Steiger 3d, Ariz _ Aug. 6-Sept. 5, 1971 593*52
Robert G. Stephens, Jr.... 10th, Ga.* Sept. 13, 1971 74*99
Vernon W. Thomson 3d, Wis Sept. 12-14, 1971 19200
30 2240 Carl Albert 3d, Okla Sept. 17-19, 1971.... 228*3'
William R. Anderson 6th, Tenn _ Sept. 9-13, 1971. 190 32
Frank Annunzio 7th, ML. _ Sept. 17-18, 19/1.. 144*75
LesAspin... 1st, Wis Aug. 6-Sept. 8, 1971 113*20
LaMar Baker 3d, Tenn __ Sept. 10-13, 1971 145 44
Walters. Baring At Large, Nev Sent. 1-10, 1971 381 60
John A. Blatnik 8th, Minn Aug. 6-Sept. 12, 1971.. 209 00
Hale Boggs 2d, La Sept. 7-S, 1971... 204*84
Do.. ...do Sept 10-12, 1971 204 84
Richard Soiling 5th, Mo Sept. 13, 1971 196 60
John W. Byrnes.. 8th, Wis.. Sept. 16-18, 1971 . 182*00
Del Clawson 23d, Calif Sept. 16-19, 1971. . 400 24
John C. Culver 2d, Iowa.. Aug. 22-Sept. 12, 1971 156. CO
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif Sept. 3-7, 1971.... 400 -6
John Dellenback 4th, Oreg Sept. 16-19, 1971 435 00
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III _ Sept. 10-13, 1971 184 n
William L. Dickinson 2d, Ala July 3-7, 1971. 156 72
Do __..do July 3-Aug. 2, 1971... 158.52
Do. ._ .do* Sept. 6, 1971 88. CO
Robert F. Drinan 3d, Mass... Sept. 20, 1971 97. SO
Dante B. Fascell 12th. Fla Snot. 17-20, 1971 198. ^4
Bill Frenzel.. 3d, Minn Sept. 17-19, 197L. 162.60
Henry B. Gonzalez 20th, Tex Sept. 16-19, 1971.. 258.00
Martha W. Griffiths 17th, Mich.... Sept. 16-21, 1971 96.00
CharlssS. Gubser 10th, Calif.. Sept. 16-20, 1971.... ^14.40
John Paul Hammerschmidt 3d, Ark Aug. 27-31, 1971 297.84
Joseph E. Karth 4th, Minn.... Sept. 16-19,81971 186.00
Abraham Kazenjr 23d, Tex... Sept. 17-19,'l971 282.08
Jack F. Kemp 39th, N.Y... Sept. 17-19, 1971 89.28
Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich.... Aug. 6-11, 1971 150.06
John S. Monagan.. 5th, Conn Sept. 19-22, 1971 94.86
William H. Natcher 2d, Ky__ Sept. 17-19, 1971.. 141.36
Lucien N. Nedzi 14th, Mich Sept. 18, 1971. 106.00
Bill Nichols 4th, Ala Sept. 17-20, 1971 198.10
Thomas M. Rees 26th, Calif Sept. 5-10, 1971 398.00
John G. Schmitz 35th, Calif. Sept. 17-19, 1971. 403.60
Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont.. Sept. 15-13, 1971 340.80
Robert L. F. Sikes 1st, Fla Aug. 7-30, 1971. 238.08
* One way.
254
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-i, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Sept. 30 2240 B. F. Sisk 16th, Calif Aug. 9-Sept. 13, 1971 $420.00
Fletcher Thompson 5th, Ga... July 22-Aug. 3, 1971 165.44
Do ...do _ Aug. 5-Sept. 7,1971 165.44
Do do _ Sept. 10-12, 1971 165.44
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz Sept. 16-20, 1971 332.00
Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans _._ Sept. 17-19, 1971 148.00
C. W. Bill Young.. 8th, Fla... Sept. 13-14, 1971.. 170.00
Oct. 1 2386 Bill Archer.. 7th, Tex Sept. 23-26, 1971.... 249.20
Bill D. Burlison 10th, Mo Sept. 16-22, 1971 233. 16
Phillip Burton 5th, Calif Aug. 28-Sept. 6, 1971 399.52
Do ...do.. Sept. 16-19, 1971.. 403.06
James C. Cleveland. 2d, N.H.. Sept. 9-14, 1971.. 110.80
John C. Culver 2d, Iowa Sept. 16-20, 1971 180.00
Hamilton Fish, Jr 28th, N.Y _ July 8-13, 1971 80.00
Do do Aug. 2-5, 1971 80.00
Thomas S. Foley. 5th, Wash Aug. 24-Sept. 6, 1971 363.00
Gerald R. Ford 5th, Mich.* Aug. 8, 1971 47.00
Do - do* Sept. 5, 1971 47.00
William D. Ford .... 15th, Mich Sept. 3-7, 1971 140.38
Do do Sept. 15-16, 1971.... 95.00
Do" do Sept. 19, 1971 95.00
Don Fuqua .... 2d, Fla Sept. 17-18, 1971 156.00
Barry M.Goldwater, Jr... 27th, Calif.* Aug. 7, 1971.. __ 194.00
Do do*.. Sept. 20, 1971. 194.00
Kenneth J. Gray..... 21st, III Sept. 2-7, 1971.. 216.83
Lee H. Hamilton 9th, Ind Sept. 17-19, 1971 112.00
James F. Hastings 38th, N.Y... July 9-12, 1971.... 98.00
Do do July 30-Aug. 2, 1971 98.00
Richard H. "ichord. _. 8th, Mo Aug. 13-Sept. 11, 1971 192.80
William J. Keating 1st, Ohio... Sept. 23-28, 1971 81.52
Peter N.Kvros 1st, Maine Sept. 10-12, 1971... 143.64
Phil M. Landrum. 9th, Ga. Sept. 9-13, 1971 126.00
John Y. McCollister 2d, Nebr Aug. 6-Sept. 8, 1971 321.52
Dave Martin 3d, Nebr Sept. 23-25, 1971.. 310.00
Dawson Mathis 2d, Ga Aug. 6-Sept. 8, 1971 197.28
Ralph H. Metcalfe 1st, III Aug. 9-31, 1971 187.90
Do do Sept. 16-19, 1971 146.60
Patsy T. Mink .... 2d, Hawaii Sept. 17-21, 1971... 713.26
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery. 4th, Miss Sept. 23-25, 1971 177.00
Robert D.Price 18th, Tex Sept. 16-20, 1971 270.24
Graham Purcell 13th, Tex July 29-30, 1971 262.00
TenoRoncalio At Large, Wyo Sept. 24-26, 1971.. 240.32
Robert G.SteDhens, Jr.... 10th, Ga.* Sept. 23,1971 74.99
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio Aug. 19,1971 81.92
Frank A. Stubblefield 1st, Ky Sept. 17-21, 1971 208.32
James W.Symington 2d, Mo July 24-25, 1971... _. 158.00
Do do Sept. 17-21,1971.... 158.00
Burt L. falcott. 12th, Calif July 17-20, 1971... 397.36
Do ..do Sept. 9-14,1971.. 398.92
Charles Tiione 1st, Nebr Aug. 27-30, 1971 208.00
Do -do Sept. 16-19,1971 208.00
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz... Sept. 23-26, 1971 332.00
Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif Sept. 16-21,1971 320.00
Jerome R. Waldie 14th, Calif.... July 15-18, 1971.... 325.00
Charles H. Wilson 31st, Calif... Sept. 23-26, 1971 388.00
Sidney R. Yates 9th, III Sept. 17-21, 1971... 132.00
5 2440 John H. Rousselot. 24th, Calif. Sept. 21-23, 1971 404.32
2441 Do do Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 1971 404.32
7 2486 Bill ChappeM, Jr 4th, Fla Oct. 1-4, 1971 228.00
8 2538 John Young 14th, Tex.* Oct. 5, 1971 151.00
12 2539 Brock Adams 7th, Wash Sept. 21-29, 1971 403.00
Glenn M.Anderson 17th, Calif July 22-26, 1971.... 398.56
LesAspin _ 1st, Wis.. Sept. 24-27, 1971 143.64
LaMarBaker... 3d,Tenn... Aug. 7-Sept. 8, 1971 145.44
J. Herbert Burke.... 10th, Fla... Sept. 23-26, 1971 186.00
Patrick T. Caffery 3d, La Sept. 16-21, 1971 184.00
Harold R. Collier 10th, III. Aug. 5 Sept. 9, 1971 196.98
Do do Sept. 23-27, 1971 141.80
John C. Culver 2d, Iowa Sept. 23-26, 1971 133.00
Eligiodela Garza 15th, Tex.. Sept. 1-2, 1971 291.30
Ronald V. Dellums 7th, Calif. Sept. 16-20, 1971 398.00
Charles C. Diggs, Jr 13th, Mich.*. July 9, 1971.... 48.00
Do do* Sept. 12, 1971.. 48.00
Bob Eckhardt 8th, Tex Sept. 23-27, 1971.. 246.00
Joe L. Evins 4th, Tenn July 30-Sept. 9, 1971. 156.24
♦Oneway.
255
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Oct. 12 2539 Louis Frey, Jr 5th, Fla. Sept. 23-26, 1971 $170.00
Charles H. Griffin 3d, Miss Sept. 16-22, 1971 178.00
Charles S. Gubser 10th, Calif Sept. 23-27, 1971 414.40
James M. Hanley 35th, N.Y July 23-26, 1971 93.96
Do do Aug. 6-Sept. S, 1971 93.96
Do .do Sept. 17-20, 197i__ 93.96
Orval Hansen 2d, Idaho* Sept. 23, 1971 200.72
James F. Hastings 38th, N.Y Sept. 23-25, 1971 98.00
Elwood Hillis 5th, I nd July 22-26, 1971 161.12
Do do Sept. 24-29, 1971 161.12
Richard H. I chord" 8th, Mo Sept. 23-25, 1971 192.80
Robert E.Jones 8th, Ala Sept. 5-13,1971 174.24
Carleton J. King 30th, N.Y Sept. 24-26, 1971 117.80
Dan Kuykendall 9th,Tenn Sept. 17-19,1971 156.00
Phil M. Landrum 9th, Ga Sept. 16-20,1971 126.00
Speedy O. Long 8th, La Sept. 19-20, 1971 234.80
K. Gunn McKay 1st, Utah Sept. 17-20, 1971 270. 80
William S. Mailliard 6th, Calif.*. Aug. 5, 1971 194.00
Do do* SeDt. 7,1971 194.00
Do do* Sept. 25, 1971 194.00
Do do* Sept. 26, 1971 194.00
Wiley Mayne 6th, Iowa Aug. 7-Sept. 12, 1971 323. 16
Robert H. Michel. 18th, III July 6-16, 1971 204.62
Do ... do. July 19-Aug. 6, 1971 204.62
Do do Sept. 6-16, 1971 204.62
Morgan F. Murphy 3d, III. Sept. 13-17, 1971... 196. 58
Carl D. Perkins.... 7th, Ky Sept. 24-26, 1971 83.00
J. J. Pickle 10th, Tex Sept. 17-28, 1971 255.20
Alexander Pirnie 32d,N.Y Sept. 24-26, 1971. 101.50
Wm. J. Randall 4th, Mo.* Sept. 16, 1971 136.51
Charlotte T. Reid 15th, III Sept. 17-19, 1971 145.40
Edward R. Roybal. 30th, Calif July 1-6, 1971 388. 00
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich... Aug. 5-Sept. 10, 1971 254. 05
Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio Sept. 17-19, 1971 80. 00
JoeD.Waggonner.Jr 4th, La... Sept. 17-19, 1971 209.60
Richard C. White... 16th, Tex Sept. 17-20, 1971.... 240. 00
C. W. Bill Young 8th, Fla Sept. 24-28, 1971 170. 00
2545 James C.Corman. 22d, Calif Oct. 6-11, 1971 408.00
2547 Otto E. Passman 5th, La Oct. 1-9, 1971 265.68
15 2562 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala Sept. 12,1971 110.00
19 2542 Orval Hansen.. 2d, Ohio Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971 393.00
20 2766 LesAspin 1st, Wis Oct. 1-4. 1971 148.80
Alphonzo Bell... 28th, Calif Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971 388.00
John Brademas 3d, Ind Sept. 10-13, 1971 166.00
James A. Burke 11th, Mass Sept. 23-26, 1971 126.56
Elford A. Cederberg. 10th, Mich Sept. 24-26, 1971 98.96
Barber B. Conable, Jr 37th, N.Y Sept. 17-20, 1971. 74.32
John Conyers.Jr.. 1st, Mich Sept. 24-27, 1971 141.38
Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex Aug. 23-31, 1971 374.13
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III... Oct. 1-4, 1971 iS4.42
Charles C. Diggs, Jr 13th, Mich.* Sept. 14, 1971 48.00
Don Edwards 9th, Calif Oct. 1, 1971 403.60
Ella T. Grasso 6th, Conn Sent. 16-22, 1971 70.00
Kenneth J.Gray..- _ 21st, III Oct. 1-5, 1971 216.88
Durward G. Hall 7th, Mo Oct. 1-4, 1971 294.50
Richard T. Hanna.. 34th, Calif Sept. 30-Oct. 4, 1971 388.00
James F. Hastings... 38th, N.Y Oct. 1-4, 1971 98.00
F. Edward Hebert 1st, La Sept. 23-27, 1971 207.60
Do do Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971 207.60
David N. Henderson 3d, N.C July 8-13, 1971 79.80
Do do Aug. 5-28, 1971 79.80
Do do Sept. 16-20, 1971 79.80
Sherman P. Lloyd... 2d, Utah Sept. 24-26, 1971 325.00
K. Gunn McKay... 1st, Utah Sept. 30-Oct. 3. 1971 270.80
James R.Mann. 4th, S.C Sept. 16-22, 1971 127.06
Romano L. Mazzoli 3d, Ky Sept. 17-20, 1971.. 160.82
Lloyd Meeds 2d, Wash Sept. 24-27, 1971 320.80
William H. Natcher.. 2d, Ky Oct. 1-3, 1971 141.36
Albert H. Quie.. 1st, Minn Sept. 10-12, 1971. 147.28
Keith G. Sebelius 1st, Kans Sept. 15-19, 1971 354.24
Do do Sept. 24-26, 1971 354.24
Tom Steed 4th, Okla July 1-6, 1971 240.74
Do do Aug. 3-Sept. 3, 1971 240.74
Do do Sept. 26-28, 1971.. 240.74
* One way.
256
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Oct. 21 2787 Thomas G.Abernethy 1st, Miss Oct. 7-12, 1971 $224.88
Brock Adams 7th, Wash Oct. 9-12, 1971 403.00
Bill Archer 7th, Tex Oct. 7-10, 1971 249.20
Alphonzo Bell 28th, Calif. Oct. 7-11, 1971 388.00
Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla Oct. 11-12, 1971 .. . 108.00
Richard Boiling 5th, Mo Oct. 8-12, 1971... 194.80
Jack Brinkley 3d,Ga__ Oct. 7-12, 1971... 108.00
Garry Brown 3d, Mich July 13-14, 1971 132.00
Do do Sept. 4-8,1971 . 144.38
Earle Cabell 5th, Tex Oct. 11, 1971 113.00
Bob Casey 22d,Tex.* Aug. 17, 1971 98.60
Do do... Sept. 23-26, 1971 197.20
Do do*.. Oct. 5,1971 98.60
Do do Oct. 3-10, 1971 197.20
Philip M.Crane 13th, III Sept. 30 Oct. 4,1971 104.40
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif Sept. 17-21, 1971.... 400.96
Glenn R.Davis 9th, Wis Oct. 7-12, 1971 144.00
Robert F. Drinan 3d, Mass Oct. 7-11, 1971 110.70
Bob Eckhardt 8th, Tex do 246.00
JoeL. Evins 4th,Tenn Sept. 24-Oct.9, 1971 156.24
Hamilton Fish, Jr 28th, N.Y Sept. 23-27, 1971 80.00
Do do Oct. 8-12, 1971 80.00
Walter Flowers 5th, Ala.. Aug. 6-21, 1971 228.00
Do do Sept.2-6 1971 227.28
Bill Frenzel 3d, Minn. Sept. 30 Oct. 2, 1971 153.20
Henry B.Gonzalez 20th, Tex .__ Oct. 1-3, 1971 258.00
Martha W. Griffiths 17th, Mich Oct. 7-12, 1971 96.00
Frank Horton 36th, N.Y... Sept. 23-26, 1971 95. 88
Do __..do Oct. 7-10, 1971 95.88
Craig Hosmer 32d, Calif. do 402.00
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, lnd.*._ Oct. 9,1971 45.00
Manuel Lujan, Jr 1st, N. Mex... Oct. 1-6, 1971 202.00
Do do Oct. 7-11, 1971 272.00
James D. (Mike) McKevitt. 1st. Colo Oct. 9-10, 1971 264.00
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias.. 18th, Calif Oct. 7-11, 1971 332.00
Wright Patman 1st, Tex Aug. 21-Sept. 3, 1971 303.84
Jerrv L. Pettis 33d, Calif July 22-25, 1971 388.00
David Pryor 4th, Ark July 17-18, 1971 178.00
Do do Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 291.24
Do do Oct. 1-4,1971 176.00
Tom Railsback 19th, III.* Sept. 30, 1971 117.16
RayRoberts 4th, Tex.* Oct. 10,1971 121.40
Dan Rostenkowski 8th, III Oct. 4-8, 1971 196.70
J. Edward Roush 4th, Ind Sept. 23-26, 1971 96.00
Harold Runnels 2d, N. Mex Sept. 30-Oct. 5, 1971 310.00
William J. Scherle 7th, Iowa. Oct. 7-11, 1971 188.60
JohnG.Schmitz 35th, Calif Oct. 8-11, 1971 403.60
Garner E.Shriver 4th, Kans Oct. 8-13, 1971 216.00
TomSteed 4th, Okla Sept. 16-20, 1971 240.74
Robert H.Steele 2d, Conn Sept. 13-16, 1971 90.00
Do do Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 1971 90.00
Do... do Oct. 5-7.1971 90.00
Roy A. Taylor.. 11th, N.C Oct. 8-11, 1971 90. 4o
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz Oct. 7-12, 1971 332.00
William C. Wampler 9th, Va... Oct. 1-3,1971 96.60
WendellWyatt lst.Oreg. Oct. 7-11, 1971 412.36
C. W. Bill Young 8th, Fla Oct. 4-5,1971 170.00
28 2914 Thomas S.Foley. ...5th, Wash Sept. 24-27, 1971 429.00
29 2935 James C.Corman... 22d, Calif Oct. 19-25, 1971 408.00
2940 John B.Anderson 16th, III Sept. 6-7, 1971 121.20
Frank Annunzio 7th, III Oct. 14-18, 1971 144.75
Page Belcher 1st, Okla.* Oct. 17, 1971 103.00
John Brademas. 3d, Ind. Oct. 15-16, 1971 166.00
Jack Brooks.. 9th, Tex Aug. 7-Sept. 1, 1971 245.00
Do do Sept. 10-12, 1971 244.00
Do...".".". .do _. Sept. 21-22,1971 244.00
Do do. Oct. 2-3,1971 244.00
Wm.S.Broomfield 18th, Mich Oct. 15-17, 1971 96.00
Phillip Burton.. 5th, Calif Oct. 7-11, 1971. 399.52
James C.Cleveland 2d,N.H Oct. 7-12, 1971 110.80
James M. Collins 3d,Tex Sept. 23-26, 1971 182.50
Do .do Oct. 15-17, 1971. 176.00
Philip M.Crane 13th, III. Oct. 15-19, 1971 98.40
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif Oct. 14-18, 1971 400.96
Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex Oct. 7-18, 1971... 280.09
*One way.
257
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
1971
Oct. 29 2940
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
388. 00
398. 00
132.40
Ronald V. Dellums.. 7th, Calif.. Oct. 7-11. 1971 $398.00
Frank E. Denholm lst.S. Dak Sept. 17-20, 1971. 278.93
William L. Dickinson 2d, Ala Sept. 24-28, 1971... 141.00
Frank E.Evans 3d, Colo.. Oct. 15-17 1971 285.00
Dante B. Fascell. 12th, Fla Oct. 7-11, 1971 198.64
Walter Flowers. 5th, Ala Sept. 16-19, 1971 153.40
Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn Sept. 14-15, 1971. 149.00
Do do Oct. 16-17, 1971 189.00
Tom S. Gettys."-"." -"-"."-"-"-" "Mh", S.C Oct. 8-15, 1971 107.50
Sam Gibbons.... 6th, Fla... Oct. 8-12, 1971..... 176.00
Barry M.Goldwater, Jr.... 27th, Calif Oct. 1-4, 1971. 388.00
Edith Green. 3d, Oreg Oct. 8-12, 1971.. 388.00
James A. Haley. 7th, Fla... Oct. 6-12, 1971 164.75
Richard T. Hanna.. 34th, Calif Oct. 14-18, 1971
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif... - Oct. 10-15, 1971
William L. Hungate 9th, Mo Oct. 7-11, 1971
JohnJarman 5th, Okla do. ZZ/.ZO
Harold T. Johnson 2d, Calif.... .- Oct. 16-17, 1971 401. 20
Joseph E. Karth 4th, Minn do lob.OO
William J. Keating. 1st, Ohio Oct. 14-18, 1971 81. H
Robert McClory 12th, III. Oct. 15-16, 1971 107.52
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr.... 11th, Calif July 8-10, 1971----- 388.00
Do do .... July 30-Aug. 1,1971. 388.00
Do " do """ Aug. 10-Sept. 8, 1971 388.00
Do"" do" """ Sept. 17-19, 1971 388.00
Do do " Oct. 3-4, 1971... 388.00
do ".""do"".;:::.... oct. u-ie, 1971 moo
Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich Sept. 17-21, 1971 150.06
JohnMelcher 2d, Mont. - July 23-26, 1971.... 275.20
JohnS. Monagan 5th, Conn Oct. 14-17, 1971 94.86
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery. 4th, Miss Oct. 7-9, 1971 1/4.00
William H.Natcher 2d, Ky Oct. 15-17, 1971 141.36
Thomas M.Pelly. 1st, Wash Oct. 8-18, 1971.. - 463.40
Carl D.Perkins.. 7th, Ky... Oct. 15-16, 1971. 87.50
Jerry L. Pettis. 33d, Calif Oct. 14-16, 1971 388.00
J. J. Pickle 10th, Tex.*... Oct. 7, 1971 — 127. oO
W.R.Poage 11th, Tex Oct. 10-15, 1971. 200.00
Melvin Price.. 24th, III.. - Aug. 25-Sept. 6, 1971 211.56
Do do Sept. 24-26, 1971. 1 57. 00
Robert D. Price. 18th, Tex Oct. 7-10, 1971. 270.24
Graham Purcell 13th, Tex.. Oct. 14-17, 1971 264.40
Teno Roncalio... At Large, Wyo do ,7X„„
Harold Runnels 2d,N.Mex... Oct. 15-17, 1971 310.00
Fernand J. St Germain... 1st, R.I July 15-20,1971.. 105.60
Do do Aug. 5-30,1971._ 105.60
Do "do"" Sept. 16-21, 1971... - 105.60
SamSteiger 3d, Ariz Oct. 8-12, 1971 334.00
Samuel S.Stratton. 29th, N.Y. Oct. 9-11, 1971 72.90
Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif Oct. 14-18, 1971 320. 00
Jamie L.Whitten 2d, Miss do 214.08
Bob Wilson... 36th, Calif July 3-6, 1971 398.00
Do do Sept. 11-13, 1971 398.00
Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans - Oct. 14-16, 1971 176.85
Wendell Wyatt 1st, Oreg.. Oct. 14-19, 1971 376.36
Nov. 2 3084 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala Oct. 23-26, 1971 195.70
3085 Ben B. Blackburn 4th, Ga Sept. 14-15, 1971 129.00
3086 Do do Sept. 17-26, 1971 164.02
4 3168 BrockAdams. 7th, Wash Oct. 21-25, 1971 403.00
Carl Albert.. 3d, Okla.*... Oct. 24, 1971 144.20
Bill Alexander 1st, Ark Oct. 7-11, 1971 170.28
Mark Andrews 1st, N. Dak.* Oct. 11, 1971 126.00
Do do* Oct. 13, 1971 1 0.00
Charles E. Bannett 3d, Fla - Oct. 21-23, 1971 113.00
Jackson E. Betts. 8th, Ohio Oct. 21-26, 1971... 89.80
Hale Boggs.... 2d, La Oct. 22-24, 1971- - 204.84
Garry Brown 3d, Mich... Aug. 6-17, 1971... 126.92
J. Herbert Burke 10th, Fla Oct. 22-25, 1971 186.00
Bill D. Burlison 10th, Mo... Oct. 21-27, 1971 233.16
John W. Byrnes 8th, Wis.* Oct. 15, 1971 89.00
Earle Cabell _ 5th, Tex Oct. 21-26, 1971 226.00
Elford A. Csderberg 10th, Mich Oct. 22-25, 1971 90.00
Jorge L Cordova (Res. Comm.) P.R.... Oct. 22-25, 1971 198.00
John J. Duncan.... 2d, Tenn July 1-5, 1971 - 126.24
Do . . . do Aug. 23-Sept. 6, 1971 126.24
Do .."."....do - Sept. 23-26, 1971.... 126.24
*One way.
258
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FOND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amouni
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.G.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Nov. 4 3168 Don Edwards 9th, Calif Oct. 22-25, 1971... $394.00
Jack Edwards 1st, Ala __ Oct. 22-27, 1971 176.00
Charles S.Gubser 10th, Calif Oct. 22-25, 1971 414.40
Lee H. Hamilton 9th, I nd _ Oct. 21-24, 1971 112.00
Chet Holifleld 19th, Calif _ Oct. 15-17, 1971 388.00
Richard H. Ichord 8th, Mo Oct. 23-25, 1971 192.80
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, Ind.* Oct. 21, 1971 45.00
Jack F. Kemp 39th, N.Y Oct. 21-25, 1971 89.23
John C. Kluczynski 5th, III... July 12-15, 1971 132.00
Do do Aug. 6-23, 1971 192.88
Do do.... Sept. 16-21, 1971 132.00
John Kyi 4th, Iowa Sept. 16-20, 1971 208.40
Do do Oct. 22-24, 1971 208.40
Peter N. Kyros 1st, Maine Oct. 14-16, 1971 143.64
Do do Oct. 28-31, 1971 143.64
James A. McC lure. __ 1st, Idaho.. Oct. 21-25, 1971.. 358.00
Torbert H. Macdcnald 7th, Mass Oct. 21-26, 1971 131.44
Lloyd Meeds 2d, Wash do.. 398.80
Ralph H. Metcalfe.. 1st, III Oct. 20-23, 1971 146.60
George P. Miller 8th, Calif.. Oct. 22-25, 1971 395. CO
Wiiliam H. Natcher 2d. Ky Oct. 22-24, 1971 141.36
Albert H. Quie 1st, Minn Oct. 15-17, 1971 160.68
William J. Randall 4th Mo.* Oct. 24, 1971. 136.51
HenryS. Reuss 5th, Wis Oct. 21-25, 1971 106.00
John J. Rhodes 1st, Ariz Oct. 22-25, 1971 340. CO
William R. Roy 2d, Kans July 1-6, 1971 298.28
Do... do. Aug. 6-Sept. 8, 1971 298.28
Do... _ .do _ Sept. 16-20. 1971 298.28
Do... do.... Oct. 7-12, 1971 298.28
Do do. Oct. 15-18. 1971 298.28
JohnG. Schmitz 35th, Calif Oct. 22-25, 1971 403.60
Fred Schwengel 1st, Iowa _ Oct. 21-25, 1971.... 160.88
Garner E. Shriver 4th, Kans Oct. 22-26, 1971 216.00
William A. Steiger 6th, Wis.. Sept. 16-19, 1971 161.00
Al Ullman 2d, Oreg Oct. 14-18, 1971 403.72
Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio Oct. 8-11, 1971. 101.48
Victor V. Veysey 38th, Calif Aug. 5-Sept. 7, 1971 372. 16
Do _ ...do Sept. 17-20, 1971 396.06
Do .do Sept. 24-26, 1971 442.10
Do do Oct. 7-11, 1971 458.28
JoeD. Waggonner, Jr 4th, La. Oct. 21-25, 1971 221.60
Richard C. White 16th, Tex... _ Oct. 21-26, 1971... 284.00
Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss _ Oct. 23-26, 1971 177.60
Sidney R. Yates 9th, Ml Aug. 5-Sept. 10, 1971 117.00
5238 Nick Begich At Large, Alaska Oct. 7-9, 1971 __ 662.71
3239 Charles H. Wilson 31st, Calif.. Oct. 27-Nov. 2, 1971 388.00
il 3331 John H. Rousselot 24th, Calif Nov. 5-8, 1971.... 404.32
12 3351 Thomas G. Abernethy 1st, Miss Oct. 21-26, 1971 224.88
Do do Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 1971 224.88
Glenn M. Anderson 17th, Calif. Sept. 9-12, 1971 398.56
Do .do Sept. 23-28, 1971 398.56
William R. Anderson 6th, Tenn... Oct. 2-5, 1971 190.32
Frank Annunzio 7th, III Oct. 28-Nov. 1. 1971 144.75
Nick Begich At Large, Alaska Oct. 28-31, 1971 601.50
Tom Bevill 7th, Ala. Oct. 14-18, 1971 138.00
Do do _ Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 1S71 107.00
Richard Boiling. 5th, Mo Oct. 24-25, 1971 197.20
Jack Brinkley 3d,Ga Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971 108.00
Wm.S. Broomfield 18th, Mich Oct. 28-30, 1971... 96.00
James A. Burke 11th, Mass Oct. 22-25, 1971 126.56
Omar Burleson 17th, Tex.*... Oct. 24, 1971.. 127.52
Phillip Burton 5th, Calif Oct. 24-28, 1971 399.52
Patrick T. Caffery 3d, La Oct. 7-10, 1971 168.00
John N. Happy Camp 6th, Okla Sept. 23-26, 1971 260.00
Don H.Clausen 1st, Calif July 9-11, 1971 470.08
Do do Sept. 23-26, 1971 451.48
Silvio O. Conte 1st, Mass.* July 11, 1971 52.75
Do... do Aug. 22-25, 1971 91.80
Do do* Sept. 17,1971 43.90
Do... do* Oct. 16,1971 45.90
Glenn R.Davis... 9th, Wis Oct. 30-31, 1971 144.00
John Dellenback 4th, Oreg Oct. 7-11, 1971 406.00
Do... ....do Oct. 28-31, 1971 388.00
Jack Edwards 1st, Ala Oct. 28-31, 1971 176.00
Marvin L. Esch 2d, Mich Oct. 15-17, 1971 136.60
*One way.
259
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Nov. 12 3351 O.C.Fisher 21st, Tex .. Oct. 21-25 1971 $244.64
Richard H. Fulton 5th,Tenn Oct. 14-18, 1971 126.00
Ella T. Grasso 6th, Conn Oct. 26-23, 1971 70.00
Edith Green. 3d, Oreg. Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 1971 388.00
Richard T. Hanna 34th,Calif__ Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 1971 388.00
F. Edward Hebert 1st, La.* Oct. 21, 1971 103. SC
Elwood Hillis 5th, Ind Oct. 28-31, 1971. 181.12
Frank Horton.... 36th, N.Y Aug. 26-28, 1971 95.88
Craig Hosmer 32d, Calif.* Oct. 21, 1971 201.00
Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, Ind _.. Oct. 29-Nov. 2, 1971 101.00
Robert E. Jones 8th, Ala Oct. 22-26, 1971 174.24
Carleton J. King 30th, N.Y Oct. 1-4, 1971 117.80
Dan Kuykendall 9th, Tenn - Oct. 21-22, 1971 156.00
Phil M. Landrum 9th, Ga Oct. 21-25, 1971 126.00
Manuel Lujan, Jr... 1st, N. Mex Oct. 27-31, 1971 234.00
John Y. McCollister 2d, Nebr Oct. 8-12, 1971 156.00
Do. do Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 1971 156.00
George H. Mahon 19th, Tex..__ Oct. 21-23, 1971... 223.00
Dave Martin 3d, Nebr Oct. 7-11, 1971 183.20
Romano L. MazzolL. 3d, Ky Oct. 7-12, 1971 160.82
AbnerJ. Mikva.. 2d, III Oct. 8-10, 1971 125.40
Do do ._ Oct. 12-13, 1971 104.40
Do. ..do Sept. 20-21, 1971 112.80
Patsy T. Mink 2d, Hawaii.... Oct. 22-25, 1971 748.46
F. Bradford Morse 5th, Mass 1971 750.00
Morgan F. Murphy 3d, III. Oct. 12-15, 1971 196.58
David R. Obey 7th, Wis.. Sept. 10-11, 1971 151.00
Do... do. Oct. 24-26, 1971.... 137. 0G
Carl D. Perkins. 7th, Ky Oct. 22-25, 1971 135. 48
J.J. Pickle 10th, Tex Oct. 21-24, 1971 255.20
David Pryor 4th, Ark Oct. 9-10, 1971 207.00
John J. Rhodes 1st, Ariz... Oct. 28-31, 1971 276.00
Edward R. Royba! 30th, Calif Oct. 8-11, 1971 388.00
William J. Scherle 7th, Iowa Oct. 21-26, 1971... 309.64
Nea! Smith 5th, Iowa July 1-5, 1971 272.64
Do do Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 272.64
Do. do. Aug. 23-28, 1971 187.52
Do.... ....do Oct. 8-12, 1971.... 272.64
Do . . do Oct. 22-26, 1971 272.64
James V.Stanton. 20th, Ohio. Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 91.13
Robert G. Stephens, Jr.... 10th, Ga Sept. 20, 1971 152. 20
Do do* Oct. 31, 1971... 74.99
LeonorK. Sullivan 3d, Mo.1.. July 1-6, 15-18; Aug. 15- 712.20
30; Sept. 24-27, 1971.
Roy A. Taylor.... . 11th, NX Oct. 22-25, 1971.... 90.40
Charles M. Teague 6th, Tex Oct. 15-18, 1971 388.00
Charles Thone 1st, Nebr Oct. 28-31, 1971.. 208.00
Jerome R. Waldie 14th, Calif July 31-Aug. 1, 1971 285.00
Nora M. Watts (Executrix 6th, Ky 1971 750.00
of the estate of John C.
Watts)
Jamie L.Whitten .. . 2d, Miss.. Oct. 29-Nov. 2, 1971 214.08
Sidney R. Yates 9th, III Oct. 28-31, 1971 117.00
16 3369 Neal Smith.. 5th, Iowa July 30-Aug. 2, 1971 187.52
3421 John E. Moss.... 3d, Calif Nov. 11-15, 1971 426.60
17 3422 Otto E. Passman . . . 5th, La _ Nov. 5-8, 1971 265.68
3531 James C. Corman 22d, Calif. Nov. 5-7, 1971. 408.00
3533 Charles H. Wilson 31st, Calif Nov. 11-15, 1971 388.00
18 3549 H.John Heinz ML. 18th, Pa 1971 750.00
3613 Robert H. Steele . 2d, Conn Oct. 14-28, 1971... 93.00
19 3651 Glenn M. Anderson 17th, Calif Oct. 21-25, 1971 398.56
William R. Anderson .. 6th, Tenn Oct. 26-Nov. 1, 1971. 190.32
Frank Annunzio.. . 7th, III... ._ Nov. 5-8, 1971.. 144.75
LesAspin... 1st, Wis Nov. 4-7, 1971 144.48
Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla Nov. 5-7, 1971 119.00
Tom Bevill 7th, Ala Nov. 6-9, 1971.. 154.48
Garry Brown.... ..3d, Mich.. Oct. 7-12, 1971. 141.92
Earle Cabell 5th, Tex... Nov. 3-7, 1971 226.00
Tim Lee Carter 5th, Ky July 15-19, 1971.. 185.28
Do. do _ __ Aug. 23-Sept. 12, 1971 185.28
Do do Sept. 16-20,1971.. 185. 2S
Do do - Oct. 8-12, 1971 185.28
Do do Oct. 22-26, 1971 185.28
Elford A. Cederberg 10th, Mich... Nov. 4, 1971 98.96
1 4 round trips.
*One way.
260
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Nov. 19 3651 William (Bill) Clay.. 1st, Mb Sept. 9-13, 1971 $212.80
Do do Oct. 1-5,1971 212.80
Do do Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971 212.80
James C. Cleveland 2d, N.H Nov. 5-8, 1971 110.80
Harold R. Collier. 10th, III Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971. 141.80
William M. Colmer 5th, Miss Oct. 29-Nov. 3, 1971 145.60
JohnConyers, Jr 1st, Mich Oct. 15-18, 1971. 141.38
Jorge L. Cordova.... (Res. Comm.) P.R Nov. 5-7, 1971 198.00
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III Nov. 4-7, 1971. 184.42
Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn. 3d, S.C Oct. 7-12, 1971. 109.20
Do do Oct. 14-18, 1971. 109.20
JoeL. Evins.... 4th, Tenn Oct. 22-31, 1971 156.24
Paul Findley 20th, ML... July 8-11, 1971... 128.00
Do do.._ Aug. 6-9, 1971 128.00
Richard H. Fulton. 5th, Tenn Nov. 5-8, 1971. 126.00
Don Fuqua 2d, Fla... Oct. 28-31, 1971. 148.00
Do do Nov. 5-7, 1971.... 148.00
Henry B. Gonzalez 20th, Tex do.. 233.00
Kenneth J. Gray 21st, III. Nov. 5-9, 1971.. 216.88
Martha W. Griffiths 17th, Mich.. Aug. 5-Sept. 7, 1971 96.00
Do do.... Nov. 4-7, 1971 96.00
H. R. Gross.... 3d, Iowa Oct. 23-24, 1971 134.00
Durward G. Hall 7th, Mo Nov. 4-8, 1971. 294.50
James F. Hastings 38th, N.Y Nov. 5-7, 1971 98.00
William D. Hathaway 2d, Maine . July 1, 1971.... 94.00
Do do July 4-5, 1971 103.00
Do do.. .. July 16-19, 1971... 130.00
Do .do July 23-24, 1971. 119.00
F. Edward Hebert... 1st, La. Nov. 4-7, 1971 207.60
Joseph E. Karth 4th, Minn.* Nov. 5, 1971. 93.00
Robert McClory.... 12th, III... Nov. 5-7, 1971 _ 107.52
James D. (Mike) McKevitL 1st, Colo.. . do 264.00
Torbert H. Macdonald 7th, Mass. .. .. Nov. 5-8, 1971 131.44
JamesR.Mann 4th, S.C. . .. Oct. 7-12, 1971 127.06
Robert B. (Bob) Mathias.. 18th, Calif Oct. 29-Nov. 2, 1971. 425.92
Lloyd Meeds 2d, Wash.1. . ... Sept. 24-27, 1971 78.00
William E. Minshall 23d, Ohio... . ... July 9-12, 1971 _. 91.32
Do ...do Aug. 27-Sept. 2, 1971. 91.32
Do do Sept. 5-9, 1971 91.32
Do do Oct. 14-18, 1971.. 91.32
Do.. _ ...do. Nov. 5-8, 1971.. 91.32
John S. Monagan 5th, Conn Nov. 5-7, 1971.. 94.86
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery. 4th, Miss Nov. 3-6, 1971 170.00
J.J. Pickle... 10th, Tex.* . Nov. 4, 1971 127.60
Alexander Pirnie 32d, N.Y Nov. 4-7, 1971 101.50
Albert H. Quie 1st, Minn Oct. 28-31, 1971 182.72
RayRoberts. 4th, Tex.. Nov. 4-7, 1971 241.60
Dan Rostenkowski 8th, III . Nov. 5-7, 1971.. 196.70
J. Edward Roush 4th, Ind. Oct. 28-31, 1971 96.00
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich Nov. 4-8, 1971. 232.98
George E. Shipley. 23d, III. Sept. 24-27, 1971 174.85
B.F.Sisk.... .16th, Calif Nov. 4-7, 1971.. 420.00
Floyd Spence... 2d, S.C... July 9-12, 1971 74.00
Do do Sept. 10-13, 1971 74.00
Do _ do Sept. 17-20, 1971 74.00
Do. do. Nov.5-7,1971. 74.00
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio Sept. 16, 1971.... 81.92
Do do Oct. 8, 1971 81.92
Morris K.Udall... 2d, Ariz Nov. 4-6, 1971 332.00
Richard C. White 16th, Tex Nov. 4-7, 1971.. 298.00
Wendell Wyatt 1st, Oreg do 412.36
26 3736 Carl Albert 3d, Okla Nov.5-7,1971 242.40
Bill Alexander. 1st, Ark Nov. 4-6, 1971 165.60
Mark Andrews.. 1st, N. Dak.*.... Nov. 5, 1971 120.00
Do do Nov. 11-14, 1971. 170.00
Bill Archer.... 7th, Tex Nov. 11-13, 1971 249.20
LaMar Baker... 3d, Tenn Nov. 6-9, 1971 145.44
Walters. Baring.. At Large, Nev Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 1971.. 390.00
Alphonzo Bell _. 28th Calif Nov. 11-14, 1971 388.00
Charles E. Bennett. 3d, Fla Nov. 13-15, 1971 113.00
Bob Bergland 7th, Minn Oct. 21-25, 1971 230.00
Do.. do Nov. 5-8, 1971 230.00
Hale Boggs 2d, La Nov. 6-7, 1971 204.84
1 Supplemental to voucher No. 2766.
"One way.
261
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Nov. 26 3736 Donald G. Brotzman 2d, Colo Aug. 25-Sept. 6, 1971 $271.50
Do . . do Sept. 10-11, 1971 271.50
Do do Sept. 24-26, 1971... 271.50
Do do . ... Oct. 29-31, 1971 202.50
Del Clawson.... 23d, Calif Nov. 9-14. 1971.. 400.24
Philip M. Crane 13th, ML. Oct. 27, 1971 104.40
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif Nov. 5-9, 1971. 400.96
John W. Davis 7th, Ga Sept. 16-21, 1971... 96.00
Do .do .- Oct. 28-31, 1971.. 97.00
Thaddeus J. Dulski 41st, N.Y.. 1971 750.00
Edwin W. Edwards 7th, La. Oct. 18-19, 1971.... 324.43
Dante B. Fascell.. 12th, Fla Nov. 12-15, 1971 199.64
LouisFreyJr 5th, Fla Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971 170.00
Charles H. Griffin. 3d, Miss Oct. 15-17, 1971 178.00
Charles S.Gubser 10th, Calif Nov. 2-11, 1971 414.40
Richard T. Hanna 34th, Calif Nov. 11-14, 1971 388.00
Orval Hansen 2d, Idaho. Nov. 11-16, 1971 350.00
F. Edward Hgbert 1st, La Nov. 11-15, 1971 207.60
Richard H. Ichord 8th, Mo Nov. 12-14, 1971 192.80
Charles Raper Jonas 9th, N.C 1971 750.00
Abraham Kazenjr 23d, Tex Nov. 10-14,1971 284.72
William J. Keating 1st, Ohio.... Nov. 5-8, 1971.. 82.52
Jack F. Kemp 39th, N.Y.... Nov. 5-7, 1971 89.28
John Kyi . 4th, Iowa Oct. 21-Nov. 1, 1971 208.40
Earl F. Landgrebe 2d, Ind... Sept. 12-16 1971 104.88
Do do Seot. 24-26, 1971 109.68
Do do --. Oct. 12-15, 1971 104.88
Delbert L. Latta _. 5th, Ohio* July 11, 1971.. _ 64.25
Do... . . do July 15-Aug. 1, 1971 128.50
Speedy O. Long 8th, La.* Nov. 14, 1971 134.52
Manuel Luian.Jr 1st, N. Mex Nov. 11-14, 1971 234.00
Mike McCormack 4th, Wash Oct. 20-25, 1971 451.12
Do do Nov. 11-14,1971 407.20
Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich Oct. 8-11, 1971 150.06
Do do Nov. 12-14, 1971 150.06
Williams. MaiHiard 6th, Calif.* Nov. 11, 1971 194.00
Do do* Nov. 14,1971 194.00
Spark M. Matsunaga 1st, Hawaii Nov. 12-14, 1971 710.81
John Melcher 2d, Mont* July 18, 1971 117.00
Do.. do* Oct. 28,1971 117.00
Patsy T. Mink 2d, Hawaii Nov. 12-14, 1971 702.46
Ancher Nelsen 2d, Minn July 1-6, 1971 161.60
Do do __._ Aug. 6 Sept. 8, 1971 161.60
Do do _ Sept. 17-19, 1971 161.60
Do.. ..do Oct. 7-11, 1971 161.60
Thomas M. Pelly 1st, Wash Nov. 6-16, 1971 463.40
Claude Pepper.... 11th, Fla Aug. 6-11, 1971 166.00
Do.. do Oct. 15-17, 1971 166.00
David Pryor 4th, Ark Nov. 1-2, 1971.. 178.00
Tom Railsback 19th, III. Oct. 7-12, 1971. 143.68
Do . do Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971 153.68
Do do Nov. 11-15, 1971 119.68
Thomas M. Rees 26th, Calif. _ Nov. 1-7, 1971 349.00
HenryS. Reuss 5th, Wis Nov. 11-12, 1971 112.00
Garner E.Shriver... 4th, Kans Nov. 11-14, 1971. 227.00
SamSteiger 3d, Ariz Nov. 12-14, 1971 334.00
Samuel S.Stratton 29th, N.Y. Nov. 12-15, 1971 72.50
W. S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr... 8th, Ga July 16-18, 1971. 175. 06
Do .do Aug. 27-29, 1971 175.06
Do do Sept.24-27, 1971 175.06
Do .do. Oct. 7-11,1971.... 175.05
Fletcher Thompson 5th, Ga Sept. 24-26, 1971 165.44
Do do Oct.8-10, 1971.... 165.44
Robert O. Tiernan. 2d, R.I July 15-20, 1971.. 114.50
Do do.. Aug. 6-11, 1971. 114.50
Do.. ....do.. Sept. 16-21, 1971 114.50
Do ....do Oct. 7-12, 1971 114.50
JoeD. Waggonnar.Jr 4th, La.. Nov. 12-14, 1971. 221.60
William C. Wampler 9th, Va Nov. 12-15, 1971.. 96.60
Jamie L.Whitten 2d, Miss Nov. 8-15, 1971. 214.08
C. W. Bill Young 8th, Fla.. Nov.6-7, 1971 170.00
30 3785 John E. Moss... 3d, Calif.. Nov. 19-28, 1971.... 422.60
3788 John Young 14th, Tex Nov. 25-28, 1971. 323.00
Dec. 1 4010 Ronald V. Dellums 7thCalif.. Nov 12-15. 1971... 408.00
2 4038 John H. Rousselot 24th, Calif. Nov. 29-Dec. 2, 1971 404.32
*One way.
262
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Dec 3 4040 John M. Zwach 6th Minn Feb. 10-15, 1971 $157.20
Do do._ Apr. 23-25, 1971... 176.40
Do.. ..do.. May 27-31, 1971 146.00
Do... ....do June 10-13, 1971.. 146.00
Do do June 18-20, 1971... 146.00
Do do June 24-27, 1971. 146.00
6 4080 Thomas G Abernethy 1st Miss Nov. 18-29, 1971.. 224.88
James Abourezk 2d,S. Dak..._ July 2-5. 1971 278.50
Do do Sept 24-26,1971... 278.50
Thomas L. Ashley 9th, Ohio July 23-25, 1971 118.32
Do... do Aug. 27-29, 1971 118.32
Do... do Sept 13-20,1971 118.32
Do do.. Oct. 23-25. 1971. 118.32
Do do Nov. 19-21, 1971 118.32
Jackson E. Betts 8th, Ohio Nov. 18-17, 1971 69.00
Tom Bevill 7th, Ala Nov. 22-24, 1971 104.00
John A. Blatnik 8th, Minn.*. Oct. 17, 1971 93.00
Earle Cabell 5th, Tex Nov. 14-15, 1971 226.00
James M. Collins 3d, Tex.. Nov. 8-10, 1971 176.00
John W.Davis 7th, Ga Aug. 28-30, 1971 96.00
Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex Oct. 29-31, 1971 284.40
Paul Findley 20th, III... Sept. 17-19, 1971.... 150.00
Daniel J. Flood 11th, Pa 1971.. 750.00
Thomas S. Foley 5th, Wash Oct. 29-31, 1971 408.00
Gerald R. Ford 5th, Mich.... Oct. 22-23, 1971.. 96.00
Do .do*... Nov. 1-2, 1971 99.00
Do do* Nov. 6-7, 1971. 48.00
Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn Nov. 11-14, 1971 150.80
Louis Frey.Jr 5th, Fla... Nov. 5-8, 1971 170.00
FloydV. Hicks 6th, Wash... Nov. 19-28, 1971 393.00
Frank Horton 36th, N.Y Nov. 21-23, 1971 95.88
Craig Hosmer.... 32d, Calif.*. Nov. 21, 1971 201.00
Do ...do* Nov. 27, 1971.. 201.00
William L. Hungate 9th, Mo Nov. 19-24, 1971 149.40
Joseph E. Karth.. 4th, Minn Nov. 19-20, 1971 186.00
Paul N. McCloskeyJr.... 11th, Calif Nov. 18-20, 1971. 388.00
John J. McFall 15th, Calif... Nov. 18-24, 1971. 388.00
K.Gunn McKay 1st, Utah Nov. 11-16, 1971 270.80
James D. (Mike) McKevitt. 1st, Colo.. Nov. 11-18, 1971 264. 00
AbnerJ. Mikva.. 2d, III. Oct. 28-31, 1971 124.80
Wilbur D. Mills 2d, Ark.* Nov. 9, 1971 78.00
G.V. (Sonny) Montgomery. 4th, Miss Nov. 22-27, 1971 178.00
David Pryor 4th, Ark Oct. 29-30, 1971 178.00
Do do Nov. 19-20, 1971 178.00
J. Edward Roush 4th, Ind Nov. 12-14, 1971 95.00
SamSteiger 3d, Ariz. Nov. 19-21, 1971 334.00
Burt L. Talcott _ 12th, Calif Oct. 6-11, 1971 406.48
Charles M. Teague _ 13th, Calif _ Nov. 18-23, 1971 388.00
Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif Nov. 19-24, 1971 359.00
Jerome R. Waldie. _ 14th, Calif Sept. 16-19,1971... 325.00
John M. Zwach 6th, Minn July 1-5, 1971 146.00
Do _ do... Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 318.66
Do.... _ _. do Sept. 23-27, 1971 146.00
Do do. Oct. 21-25, 1971 146.C0
Do do. .. .. Nov. 12-16, 1971 146.00
4083 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala Nov. 20-24, 1971 195.70
7 4085 Jack Brinkley 3d,Ga Dec. 3-5, 1971 108.00
4086 Jam=s C. Corman 22d, Calif _. Dec. 3-5, 1971... _ 408.00
4087 Charles H. Wilson 31st, Calif Nov. 20-Dec. 1, 1971.. 520.67
8 4099 John Young. ..14th, Tex _. Dec. 3-5, 1971 279.52
9 4180 Otto E. Passman. 5th, La Dec. 3-6, 1971. _. 265.68
10 4135 Charles S.Gubser 10th, Calif Nov. 30-Dec. 6, 1971 414.40
13 4276 Dan Rostenkowski . 8th, III . . Dec. 2-13, 1971 196.70
4277 Carl Albert 3d,Okla.* Nov. 21, 1971 149.00
John B. Anderson 16th, III Nov. 15, 1971 151.20
Mark Andrews... 1st, N. Dak.* ..Nov. 7,1971 113.00
Wayne N. AspinaU.... 4th, Colo Nov. 21-29, 1971.. 334.00
Nick Begich At Large, Alaska Nov. 19-24, 1971 662.71
Page Belcher... 1st, Okla Nov. 20-27, 1971 206.00
Hale Boggs 2d, La.. Nov. 21-24, 1971 204.84
Richard Boiling.. 5th, Mo Nov. 14-15, 1971... _ 197.20
William G. Bray 6th, Ind July 1-5, 1971 97.08
Do... ...do July 8 12, 1971 108.08
Bill D. Burlison 10th, Mo... Nov. 25-29, 1971. 233.16
BobCasey.. 22d,Tex... Nov. 22-23, 1971 197.20
Elford A. Cederberg 10th, Mich. Nov. 22-26, 1971. 100.00
*One way.
263
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
1971
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by I U.SX.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
3 4277 Barber B.Conable, Jr. ... 37th. N.Y.. Oct. 15-18 1971 $74.32
nn do. - - NOV. 3-0, 13/1 01. o£
Jorge L"C6rdova" ""I" "(Res. Com'm.) P.R Nov. 22-29 1971 193.00
Glenn R. Davis...: 9th, Wis Nov. 25-28, 97 144.00
John W.Davis 7th, Ga Nov. 19-2. 1971 97.00
Charles C.D,ggs, J...... 13lh, Mich.* g^^........™. JJ. 00
Robert F;Driiin:::::::::3dVMa«::: Nov. 25-29, 1971 m.oo
BobEckhardt 8th, Tex Nov. 9-28, 97 246.00
Hamilton Fish, Jr 28th, N.Y Nov. 19-28 1971 80.00
TomS.Gettys 5th, S.C Nov. 5-8, 1971 107.50
Kenneth J. Gray 21st, 111 Dec. 3-6 1971 216.88
James A. Haley... - 7th, Fla... Nov. 19-29, 97 .. 184.27
Augustus F.Hawkins..... 21st, Calif. — - Nov. 22-25, 97 398.00
Elwood Wilis... 5th, Ind... Nov. 11-16, 97 161.12
Richard H. Ichord 8th, Mo.... Nov. 22-25 1971 192.80
Harold T.Johnson ...2d, Calif Nov. 19-28, .97 403.95
CarletonJ. King 30th, N.Y - Nov. 12-15 197 117.80
Dan Kuykendall..... 9th,Tenn Nov. 20-28, 197 227.88
John Kyi 4th, Iowa - Nov. 2-14 97 208.40
nn do - -- Nov. 19-25, 1971 ^b8. bb
speedy o:Long::::::::::"8"th7La::::::::::::::::: Nov. 19-28, 1971... 259.04
Sherman P. Lloyd 2d, Utah Nov. 19-24, 971 334.60
Manuel Lujan.Jr 1st, N. Mex...._ Nov. 19-28, 97 2,4.00
John Y. McCollister 2d,Nebr Nov. 20-27, 197 321.52
Mike MrCormack 4th, Wash Nov. 19-29 197 425.80
Ray J. Madden 1st, Ind Aug 6~Sept 7 19/1 J/o.80
nn do Sept. 9-16, 1971 l/b.8U
Do""- '"do _ Oct. 8 14,1971 176.80
James OYnn";.""::: tth,~S.c\\\\\\\\\-" Nov. 18-29, 1971. . . 127. 06
Dave Martin 3d,Nebr Nov. 22-28 19/ ... 265.50
Romano L. Mazzoli 3d,Ky Nov. 20-28, 97 160.82
lloyd Meeds 2d, Wash ----- Nov. 22-25, 197 ..... ^98. 80
JohnMelcher 2d, Mont Nov 11-15, 1971 328.20
Robert H. Michel... _. 18th, ........ ......... Se^O-OcU, 1971...
Paul G."R"o"gers":::::::::"9fh7FiaV:::: noV. 23-28, 1971.
Do.
204. 62
.. Nov. 1-12, i97iv:::::::::: 204.52
patsy t: MTnk":::::::::::"2d;Hawaii. nov. 20-28, 1971... 702.46
James G.O'Hara 12th, Mich Nov 20-24 1971... 06.80
Claude Pepper 11th, Fla May 13-16 1971 146.00
Iprrv L Pettis 33d Calif Nov. 19-28, 1971 233.00
J J Pickle 10th Tex ._ Oct. 28-Nov. 8, 1971 197.20
ai eiaderpir-nie::::::::: 32d%.Y:::":::: nov. 22-30, 1971 101.50
Graham Purcell 13th, Tex July 30 Aug. 3, 1971. 264.40
nn do* Oct. 8, 1971 116.00
Do"" do*"" Oct. 14, 1971 137.00
On" do Oct. 28-31, 1971 276.00
n° " do" " Nov. 4-8,1971 214.40
Do"" do* Nov.9,1971 109.00
Do"" do — Nov. 12-15, 1971 232.00
do do ::::::: nov. 18-21; 1971 182.00
johnR."Rarick"":::::::"6th:La.:::: nw. 5-7 1971 —
Donald W. Rieglejr 7th, Mich July 31, 1971
110.40
IYIIUII juij *ji, *-' *■
do Sept. 5-6, 1971 109-20
Do"::::::::::::::::::::^::::::::::::::: oct. n-12. 1971 117.00
138.00
wiliiam j. scheVie:::::::: 7th": iowa"::::::::::::::::::: nov. 20-29,' (971 309.54
Harold Runnels 2d, N. Mex Nov. 12-28. 97 335.20
Fred Schwengel 1st, Iowa Nov. 19-24 1971 4.88
Garner E. Shriver 4th, Kans July 16-19 1971---
do " Nov. 23-29, 1971V.V. 170.00
97.52
J. William s"tanton:V.V:::"Iith, Ohio July 2-6 1971
Do do July 16-19, 1971 97.52
do ".::::: do... Aug. 23-sept. s. 1971 — 97.52
Do ." do Sept. 24-27, 1971 97.52
Do do Oct. 2-4. 1971. 97.52
sam steigef:::::::::::::"3d: Ariz:::::::::: oct. 22-24 1971-- 334.00
Samuel S Stratton 29th, N.Y... Nov. 22-25, 97 5.09
Roy A. Taylor 11th, NX..... Nov. 19-28, 1971 119.14
Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss Nov. 23-30, 1971 250.56
Charles E.Wiggins 25th, Calif July 15-18 1971 388.00
Do do* Aug. 16, 1971 w-UU
Jim WrighL 12th", Tex Nov. 23-25, 1971
Wendell Wyatt... 1st. Oreg_. Nov. 11-14, 1971
242.80
415. 36
'One way.
264
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Dec. 13 4277 Roger H. Zion 8th, I nd July 8-12, 1971 $102.85
Do do July 15-19, 1971 102.85
Do do.. July 15-24, 1971 102.85
Do do... July29-Aug. 2, 1971. 102.85
Do do Sept. 16-20, 1971 102.85
Do do Oct. 1-4, 1971 102.85
Do do Oct. 15-18, 1971 102.85
15 4401 Edward Hutchinson 4th, Mich July 1-5, 1971 126.00
Do do Aug.9-25, 1971.. 172.39
Do do Sept. 23-26, 1971 126.00
Do do Oct. 1-3,1971 126.00
Do.. do Oct. 7-11, 1971 126.00
Do do Nov. 11-14, 1971 127.00
Do do... Nov. 22-26, 1971 131.00
4403 David W. Dennis 10th, Ind... Nov. 4-7, 1971 101.88
4404 Do do Nov. 19-20, 1971 112.56
4405 Do do Sept. 8-10, 1971 118.80
4406 Do do Oct. 1-3,1971 104.52
4415 BHIChappsll/Jr 4th, Fla_. Dec. 3-6, 1971 228.00
4418 Ronald V. Dellums. 7th, Calif do 408.00
16 4429 Bill Alexander 1st, Ark Dec. 3-6, 1971 172.80
Glenn M. Anderson 17th, Calif Nov. 19-29, 1971 398.56
LesAspin 1st, Wis Dec. 3-6, 1971 146.64
Alphonzo Bell 28th, Calif.... Dec. 2-5, 1971... 388.00
Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla Dec. 3-5, 1971 113.00
William G. Bray.. 6th, Ind Oct. 7-11, 1971 97.08
Do do Oct. 14-18, 1971 97.08
Win. S. Broomfield 18th, Mich...- Dec. 3-4, 1971 96.00
Donald G. Brotzman 2d, Colo Dec. 3-5, 1971 276.24
Phillip Burton 5th, Calif Nov. 21-Dec. 5, 1971 400.36
Earle Cabell 5th, Tex.* Nov. 24, 1971 115.50
Patrick T. Caffery 3d, La Nov. 5-9, 1971 184.00
Harold R. Collier 10th, 111.. Nov. 21-29, 1971 141.80
William M. Colmer 5th, Miss Nov. 19-30, 1971.. 145.60
Philip M. Crane.. 13th, III Dec. 3-4, 1971 104.40
Dominick V. Daniels 14th, N.J 1971 750.00
George E. Danielson 29th, Calif. Nov. 22-28, 1971 400.96
David W. Dennis... 10th, Ind. _. Nov. 21-28, 1971 135.74
Edward J. Derwinski 4th, III Dec. 3-6, 1971 184.42
John J. Duncan.. 2d,Tenn Oct. 7-11, 1971 126.24
Do do Nov. 20-28, 1971 126.24
Ed Edmondson 2d, Okla Oct. 31-Nov. 2, 1971 214.00
Frank E. Evans 3d, Colo Nov. 19-23, 1971. 264.00
John J. Flynt, Jr 6th, Ga Aug. 7-22, 1971 165.34
Do .do Sept. 24-29, 1971.. 165.34
Do.. do Oct. 28-31,1971 165.34
Do. .do Nov. 19-28,1971... 165.34
Bill Frenzel 3d, Minn Nov. 22-24, 1971... 158.00
Cornelius E. Gallagher 13th, N.J 1971 750.00
Sam Gibbons.. 6th, Fla... Nov. 12-16, 1971 183.00
Do .do. _ Dec 3-5,1971 183.00
Ella T. Grasso 6th, Conn Nov. 11-15,1971 70.00
Charles H. Griffin 3d, Miss Nov 19-29,1971 267.00
Martha W. Griffiths 17th, Mich Dec. 2-6, 1971 96.00
Durward G. Hall. 7th, Mo.... do 294.50
Lee H. Hamilton.... 9th, Ind Nov. 6-7, 1971 112.00
Do do. Nov. 21-24, 1971 112.00
Orval Hansen.. 2d, Idaho... Dec. 3-4, 1971 353.00
James F. Hastings.. 38th, N Y Dec 3-5,1971 98.00
F. Edward Hebert 1st, La.. Nov. 18-Dec 5, 1971 207.60
Floyd V. Hicks 6th, Wash Dec. 2-5, 1971.— 549.55
Robert E. Jones 8th, Ala. Nov. 19-28, 1971 174.24
William J. Keating 1st, Ohio Dec. 2-6, 1971.... 81.52
Delbert L. Latta 5th, Ohio.... Sept. 20-23, 1971. 128.50
Robert L. Leggett 4th, Calif.. Sept. 10-12, 1971 414.26
Do.. .do. .... . Oct. 14-17, 1971.... 414.26
Do .do Nov.5-7,1971 414.26
Speedy O.Long 8th, La Dec.3-5, 1971 211.60
James A. McClure 1st, Idaho Dec. 2-7, 1971 344.00
George Mahon... 19th, Tex Nov. 20-24, 1971.... 252.00
Dave Martin 3d, Nebr Dec.3-5, 1971 250.64
Wiley Mayne 6th, Iowa Nov. 20-29, 1971 202.40
Ralph H. Metcalfe 1st, III Nov. 11-15, 1971. 146.60
Patsy T. Mink... 2d, Hawaii Dec. 3-5, 1971 740.46
Morgan F. Murphy .. . 3d, III... Nov. 15-19, 1971 196.58
Bill Nichols 4th, Ala Oct. 1-4, 1971... 198. 10
Do do Nov. 5-8, 1971 198.10
Do do Dec. 10-13, 1971 198.10
*One way.
265
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Data No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Dec 16 4229 Edward J. Patten 15th, N.J 1971 $750.00
Robert Price 18th, Tex Oct. 14-18, 1971 270. 24
Do do Nov. 20-24, 1971 269.04
Do do Dec. 2-4, 1971... 270.24
Albert H. Quie... 1st, Minn Nov. 11-14, 1971 172.40
John J. Rhodes 1st, Ariz Nov. 25-Dec. 1, 1971 340.00
Ray Roberts 4th, Tex Nov. 11-21, 1971.. 241.60
Do do* Dec. 2, 1971 120.80
Harold Runnels 2d, N. Mex Dec. 2-5, 1971 300.00
Philip E. Ruppe... 11th, Mich Dec. 3-6, 1971.. 197.00
Earl B.Ruth 8th, N.C Oct. 8-10, 1971 91.08
Do ..do Nov. 5-8,1971.. 91.08
Do do Nov. 19-28, 1971 91.08
John P. Saylor 22d, Pa 1971 750.00
William J. Scherle 7th, Iowa Dec. 4-5, 1971 194.12
Keith G. Sebelius 1st, Kans... Dec. 3-5, 1971 354.24
Do - -.do - Nov. 13-16, 1971 354.24
NealSmith 5th, Iowa Nov. 20-28, 1971. 272.64
Floyd D.Spence 2d,S.C Dec. 4-5, 1971 78.00
Robert H.Steele.. 2d, Conn Nov. 18-Dec. 6, 1971. 93.00
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio Nov. 21-23, 1971 81.92
Frank A. Stubblefield 1st, Ky Oct. 14-18, 1971 208. 32
Do do Nov. 19-28, 1971 208.32
James W.Symington 2d, Mo.. Sept. 9-10, 1971 124.00
Do do Oct. 29-Nov. 1,1971 158.00
Do"" do Nov. 6-8,1971.. 158.00
BurtL Talcott 12th, Calif Nov. 20-23, 1971 426.36
Al Ullman 2d, Oreg Nov. 18-22,1971 407.92
Charles A Vanik. 22d, Ohio Nov. 20-24, 1971.. 80.00
William C' Wampler 9th, Va Dec. 3-6, 1971 96.60
Charles E Wiggins 25th, Calif. Sept. 30-Oct 3,1971 388.00
Bob Wilson 36th, Calif Oct. 21-24, 1971.. 398.00
Do do Nov. 12-14, 1971.. 398.00
Larry Winn.Jr 3d, Kans.. Nov. 19-29, 1971. 148.00
17 4474 Fletcher Thompson 5th, Ga Oct. 16-17, 1971 _. 165.44
4475 Do do Dec. 11-12, 1971 165.44
20 4570 JohnS. Monagan.... 5th, Conn Dec. 10-12, 1971 94.86
22 4739 John H. Rousselot 24th, Calif Nov. 28-Dec. 11, 1971 404.32
4740 John Young.. 14th, Tex.* Dec. 21, 1971 141.00
23 4752 James T. Broyhill 10th, N.C... 1971... 750.00
27 4763 John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala Oct. 1-2, 1971 118.40
4764 John E. Moss 3d, Calif.* Dec. 11, 1971... 211.30
28 4766 Thomas G. Abernethy 1st, Miss Dec. 2-6, 1971... 224.88
Bill Alexander 1st, Ark.* Oct. 26, 1971 82.80
Do do Nov. 14-15, 1971 176.60
Do - do Nov. 22-27, 1971 165.60
William R. Anderson 6th, Tenn Dec. 2-6, 1971 190.32
LaMar Baker 3d, Tenn Dec. 2-4, 1971.. 145.44
John Brademas 3d, Ind Nov. 20-23, 1971 132.00
J. Herbert Burke. 10th, Fla_... Dec. 11-13, 1971.. 186.00
James A. Burke 11th, Mass Nov. 21-28, 1971 126.56
Omar Burleson 17th, Tex.* Nov. 20-28, 1971... 142.20
John N.Happy Camp 6th, Okla Oct. 15-17, 1971 251.80
Do do Nov. 6-8, 1971. 251.80
Do" " do Nov. 12-14,1971... 243.60
Do" do.. .. Nov. 18-28, 1971.... 251.80
Tim Lee Carter.... 5th, Ky... Dec. 2-6, 1971. 185.28
James C. Cleveland 2d, N.H Dec. 2-6, 1971 110. 80
John Conyers, Jr.. 1st, Mich. Nov. 21-28, 1971 141. 38
John C. Culver 2d, Iowa... Oct. 7-12, 1971.. 174. 00
Do .do Nov. 11-14, 1971 186.00
William P. Curiin, Jr 6th, Ky... 1971 750.00
Frank E. Denholm 1st, S. Dak Dec. 3-5, 1971 281. 93
Thomas N. Downing 1st, Va 1971 750.00
John N. Erlenborn 14th, III Oct. 21-24, 1971 132.00
Do . do Nov. 19-20,1971. 132.00
Do " do Nov. 28-29,1971... 132.00
Do do Dec. 11-13.1971 102.00
Marvin LEsch 2d, Mich July 5, 1971 102.00
Do do Sept. 12-14, 1971 102.00
Do do Sept. 18-19, 1971 102.00
Do . . do Oct. 1,1971.. 102.00
Do do Nov. 19-20,1971. 91.00
O. C. Fisher 21st. Tex Dec. 11-12, 1971 253.28
L. H. Fountain 2d, N.C 1971 750.00
*0ne way.
266
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUtiO
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b-l, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Dec. 28 4766 Bill Frenzel.. 3d, Minn Dec. 3-6, 1971 $154.40
Barry M.Goldwater, Jr.... 27th, Calif Oct. 21-25, 1971 388.00
Do do* Nov.27, 1971 194.00
Edith Green... 3d,Oreg Nov. 12-14, 1971 388.00
F. Edward Hebert 1st, La.* Dec. 9, 1971 103.80
JohnJarman 5th, Okla Nov. 11-14, 1971 227 20
Joseph E. Karth 4th, Minn... Dec. 10-14, 1971 243 16
Alton Lennon 7th, N.C.. Aug. 7-Sept. 7, 1971 87 72
Do ....do Sept. 17-19, 1971 87.72
Do ..do Oct. 8-12, 1971 87.72
Do... do. Nov. 17-19, 1971... 87.72
Do ..do Nov. 20-29, 1971 . 87.72
Paul N. McCloskey, Jr 11th, Calif Dec. 4-5, 1971 . 388 00
Mike McCormack 4th, Wash Dec. 9-10, 1971 388 00
Mike McKevitt.... 1st, Colo Dec. 2-7, 1971. . 264 00
Ralph H. Metcalfe 1st, III Nov. 28-Dec. 2, 1971 146 60
William S. Moorhead 14th, Pa... 1971 750 00
Ancher Nelsen 2d, Minn Dec. 10-13, 1971 161 60
James G. O'Hara 12th, Mich Oct. 14-17, 1971 95 80
W. R. Poage 11th, Tex.* Nov. 29, 1971. _ 102.00
Do... do __ Dec. 11-14, 1971 200.00
Ray Roberts 4th, Tex Dec. 10-12,1971. 207 20
J. Edward Roush 4th, Ind Dec. 13-16, 1971 131 17
Edward R. Roybal 30th, Calif Dec. 10-13, 1971 .. 388 00
Harold Runnels 2d, N. Mex Dec. 10-12, 1971 297 20
Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich July 22-26, 1971. . .. 210 00
Do do Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971 150.00
John G. Schmitz _._. 35th, Calif __ Dec. 3-5, 1971 403 60
Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont Nov. 18-23, 1971 311 00
Robert L F. Sikes. 1st, Fla Sept. 15-21, 1971 238 08
Do do Oct. 1-10. 1971 238.08
Do do... _. Nov. 18-28, 1971 238.08
Burt L. Talcott 12th, Calif Dec. 9-11, 1971... 406.12
Charles Thone 1st, Nebr __ Nov. 5-7, 1971 208.00
Do. do Dec. 2-5, 1971 208.00
Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz Dec. 9-12, 1971 332.00
Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif Dec. 10-12, 1971 . 320.00
Joe D. Waggonner, Jr 4th, La._ Dec. 2-6, 1971 196.60
Jerome R.Waldie.. 14th, Calif Oct. 7-11, 1971 325.00
Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss Dec. 7-8, 1971 138.00
Jim Wright... 12th, Tex Dec. 7-11, 1971 242.80
Sidney R. Yates. 9th, III Nov. 18-28, 1971 . 132.00
Do ...do Dec. 10-11, 1971 102.00
John M. Zwach... 6th, Minn Dec. 2-5, 1971 146.00
4811 John T.Myers 7th, Ind July 1-5, 1971 168.00
4812 Do do Aug. 6-Sept. 6, 1971 168.00
4813 Do... do Sept. 24-28, 1971 168.00
4814 Do __ ..do Oct. 14-18, 1971. 168.00
4815 Do do Nov. 26-28, 1971.. 168.00
4816 Do _._.do _ Dec. 17-22, 1971 168.00
30 4959 JamesAbourezk 2d, S. Dak Dec. 16-22, 1971 . . 429.40
Carl Albert.. __ 3d, Okla Dec. 17-19, 1971 ... 214.00
John B.Anderson 16th, III Dec. 13-15, 1971 . ... 151.20
Bill Archer 7th, Tex Dec. 16-20, 1971 249.20
Leslie C. Arends 17th, III Sept. 17-18, 1971... 162.00
Do. do Nov. 13, 1971 150.16
Do... do Pec. 8-9, 1971... 162.00
Thomas L. Ashley 9th, Ohio Dec. 11-12, 1971 118.32
Haie Boggs 2d, La... Dec. 18-20, 1971 201.00
BobCasey 22d, Tex.* Dec. 8, 1971 98.60
Do.. ...do. Dec. 14-18, 1971... 197.20
Philip M. Crane 13th, III Dec. 18-20, 1971.. 104.40
Ronald V. Dellums 7th, Calif. _ July 16-20, 1971... 408.00
Do do Oct. 22-24, 1971 408.00
Jack Edwards. 1st, Ala Dec. 17-23, 1971 252.60
O. C. Fisher 21st, Tex Dec. 16-17, 1971... 271.64
Augustus F. Hawkins 21st, Calif Dec. 17-21, 1971 398.00
Richard H. Ichord 8th, Mo Dec. 11-12, 1971... 192.80
Robert W. Kastenmeier... 2d, Wis Sept. 5-7, 1971 158.00
Do.. do Oct. 1-3, 1971 108.00
Do ....do Dec 14-16,1971 164.00
Abraham Kazen.Jr 23d, Tex Dec 17-19,1971.. 248.00
Peter Kyros 1st, Maine Dec 4-6,1971 143.64
Phil M. Landrum 9th, Ga Dec 8-11, 1971... 126.00
Robert L. Leggett 4th, Calif... Dec 10-13,1971... 414.26
Speedy O. Long... 8th, La.* Dec. 15,1971 134.52
•One way.
267
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for Members, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
43b and 43b— 1, as amended — Continued
Congressman Congressional district Date
1971
Dec. 30 4959 Robert McClory. 12th, III Dec 19-30, 1971 $206.60
Robert C. McEwen 31st, N.Y July 15-19, 1971. . . 113 60
James D. (Mike) McKevitt. 1st, Colo Dec 10-14,1971 212 CO
James R. Mann 4th,SC* Dec 15,1971 63 47
Patsy T. Mink _ 2d, Hawaii * Dec 10,1971 35123
James G. O'Hara 12th, Mich * _ .Nov 13,1971 53 40
Thomas P. O'Neill, Jr 8th, Mass Sept 24-27,1971 126 60
Do. ....do Oct. 21-26, 1971.... 126 60
Do _..do Nov. 23-29, 1971 126.60
Tom Railsback 19th, 111 * Dec 13,1971 76 84
Wm. J. Randall 4th, Mo.* Dec. 11, 1971 . 136 51
William J. Scherle 7th, Iowa. Dec. 10, 1971 183 20
H.Allen Smith 20th, Calif.*... Dec. 11, 1971 194 00
J. William Stanton 11th, Ohio Dec. 16, 1971 91 04
SamSteiger 3d, Ariz... Dec. 9-11, 1971 334 00
Robert G. Stephens, Jr 10th, Ga Nov. 12-14, 1971 152 20
Do... _._.do._ Nov. 21-28, 1971 149.98
LouisStokes 21st, Ohio... Dec. 14-15, 1971.. 81 92
Vernon W. Thomson 3d, Wis ._ Nov. 20-23, 1971 166 80
Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio Dec. 15-19, 1971 80 00
4971 Julia Butler Hansen 3d, Wash.* Dec. 14, 1971 206.24
Net refunds and adjustments _ i(8.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 324,497.08
OFFICIAL EMPLOYEES' TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip, between
Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C. 127a:
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
July 2 70 Alice L. Abernethy Thomas G. Abernethy.. 1st, Miss May 15-June 22, $224 88
1971.
Sharon E.Oper... Bella S. Abzug 19th, N.Y June 11-13, 1971 68.00
Donald R. Wolfensberger John B. Anderson 16th, III.* Apr. 30-May 2, 1971 48.00
Robert G. Lange. _. Les Aspin _ 1st, Wis June 4-13, 1971. 108.80
Mildred Akin Hugh L. Carey.. 15th, N.Y May 14-17, 1971 69.88
Frank H. Rathbun William D. Ford 15th, Mich.. .. June 15-20, 1971 140.38
Nancy Van Coverden... Martha W. Griffiths 17th, Mich.. May 12-16 1971 74.00
James Milton Sparling, James Harvey 8th, Mich Apr. 13-15, 1971 167.08
Jr.
Do ..do do June 1-6, 1971 . 167.08
Alyce D. Canaday Peter N. Kyros 1st, Maine June 9-13, 1971. 143.64
Jack Crandall Manuel Lujan, Jr. 1st, N. Mex June3-6,197i 272.00
Frances H. Light.. James H. (Jimmy) 1st, Tenn June 9-13, 1971 102.72
Quillen.
Paul E. Pendergast William R. Roy 2d, Kans . June 14-20, 1971 298 28
Christopher Farrand Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich June 2-5, 1971 206.12
Frederic N.Smith John H. Terry 34th, N.Y... June 7-9, 1971 73.20
9 188 Larry Bodinson Richard Boiling 5th, Mo June 15-21 1971 192 52
Michael A. Forgash Elford A. Cederberg.... 10th, Mich June 24-27, 1971 169.52
Richard E. Powell David W. Dennis 10th, I nd June 16-26, 1971 135.50
George W. Jackson Edwin D. Eshleman 16th, Pa.. June 2, 1971 27.96
Do ..do do. Junel7, 1971 27.96
Robert E. Hess Joseph E. Karth 4th, Minn June 23-29, 1971 186.00
Robert J. Baughman Romano L. Mazzoli 3d, Ky... June 24-27 1971 160 82
Mike Vinich... Teno Roncalio At Large, Wyo.. May 24-June 24, 430.70
1971.
Robert A. Geier John G. Schmitz 35th, Calif.... June 19-25, 1971 397.60
15 327 Hector Alcalde. __ Sam Gibbons 6th, Fla.* June 23, 1971 123.84
328 Carl W. Cardin John Paul Hammer- 3d, Ark. Feb. 10-24, 1971 288.24
schmidt.
Do do ..do. Apr. 8-19, 1971 288.24
Kaz Oshiki Robeit W. Kastenmeier. 2d, Wis.* June 16, 1971 112.93
James J. Coakley Robeit L. Leggett 4th, Calif.* June 26, 1971 381.64
Joseph E. Croken Torbert H. Macdonald _. 7th, Mass ... June 10-16, 1971 131.44
Peter Barash Benjamin S. Rosenthal 8th, N.Y June4-6 1971 70.00
Jere B. Ratcliffe Floyd D. Spence 2d,S.C . Jan. 20-22, 1971 127.78
23 477 John Thorne... James Abourezk 2d,S.Dak June 17-24, 1971 269.50
Robert C. Ruben James C. Corman 22d, Calif.*. . June 12, 1971 353.47
James J. McCabe Thaddeus J. Dulski 41st, N.Y June 15-18, 1971 96.62
Jean Johnson Abner J. Mikva 2d, III June 23-27, 1971 139.25
Marion F. Bishop Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss.* June 21, 1971 125.28
i Includes refund of $12.00 from Congressman Charles H. Wilson.
* One way.
71-124 — 72 18
268
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
127a — Continued
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
Aug. 3 892 D. Eileen Nixon Robert N. Giaimo 3d, Conn.*. June 26, 1971 $35.00
893 Vernice Holifield.. Chet Holifield 19th, Calif.* June 24, 1971 145.50
896 Herb Wadsworth Don Fuqua. 2d, Fla.* June 14, 1971 97.68
Donald Ruby Elwood Hillis 5th, Ind.* June 30, 1971 80.56
11 1063 Mary Lou Lucas John J. Flynt, Jr 6th, Ga Apr. 1-13, 1971 165.34
Margaret J.Sugg Nick Galifianakis 4th, N.C June 11-30, 1971 70.54
Barbara M. Fletcher do ...do June 18-30, 1971 70.54
Willard L.Phillips, Jr... Wilmer (Vinegar Bend) 5th, N.C Feb. 24-25, 1971 52.00
Mizell.
Donald Rhodes... Charles W. Sandman, 2d, N.J June 2-4, 1971 60.66
Jr.
Maureen Drummy Sam Steiger 6th, Wis Dec. 13-26, 1970 119.00
18 1198 J. Dale Thorn Edwin W. Edwards 7th, La May 27-June 21, 324.48
1971.
Virginia P. Turner. Ray J. Madden 1st, Ind Oct. 29-Nov. 6, 1970. 169.80
24 1291 Hugh G. Hart, Jr Earle Cabell 5th, Tex Apr. 6-13, 1971 350.88
Jeannette Cantwell John D. Dingell 16th, Mich Apr. 12-19, 1971 136.20
Louise Shadduck Orval Hansen 2d, Idaho* Apr. 29, 1971 282.34
Wallace LJernigan W.S. (Bill) Stuckey, Jr. 8th, Ga Apr. 10-20, 1971 175.06
Do do. do May 10-21, 1971 175.06
Jon Hawley Guy Vander Jagt 9th, Mich.* June 30, 1971 72.00
Sarah Margaret Martin. _do_ do*. do.. 72.00
Leonard R.Smith Floyd V. Hicks... 6th, Wash.* June 2, 1971 356.80
Thomas O. Kay John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala June 21, 1971. 142.00
Ray A. Huber Fred B. Rooney 15th Pa May 21-23, 1971 51. 12
Do do do June 11-13, 1971.... 51.12
R. Burnett Thompson... G. William Whitehurst.. 2d,Va Jan. 8-10, 1971 55.80
Dana W. Burden. Sam Steiger 3d, Ariz.* May 28, 1971 296.76
Mark E. Talisman Charles A. Vanik 22d, Ohio. Apr. 2-4, 1971. 76.00
Carolyn J. Smith Shirley Chisholm 12th, N.Y.* June 17, 1971. 34.00
William L. First Thomas S. Foley 5th, Wash.* June 10, 1971 326.26
William T. Deitz. Frank Thompson, Jr... 4th, N.J. May 6-7, 1971 47.30
David Pickman F. Bradford Morse 5th, Mass Jan. 29, 1971 72.00
George Dunigan __ Clarence E. Miller 10th, Ohio* June 4, 1971. 51.91
Baron I. Shacklette Wright Patman.. 1st, Tex Apr. 9-12, 1971 260.24
Rochella Sue Gerger.... Bdl Archer 7th, Tex Apr. 8-12, 1971 183.20
Alma D. Butler... Robert L. F. Sikes 1st, Fla.* Jan. 23, 1971. 119.94
Helen M. Tomascik Daniel J. Flood 11th, Pa Mar. 19-22, 1971 57.00
Do ..do ....do June 18-21, 1971 57.00
27
1385
Sept
. 1
1649
13
1837
1852
Oct.
4
2415
28
2915
Nov.
10
3314
24
3719
Dec.
17
4456
4457
23
4753
4754
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 11,293.96
July 23 473 Robert C. Ruben James C. Corman 22d, Calif.* July 6, 1971 353.47
David C. Pruitt III Jack Edwards.... 1st, Ala July 7-14, 1971 252.60
Hector Alcalde Sam Gibbons. 6th, Fla.*. July 5, 1971 123.84
KazOshiki Robert W. Kastenmeier. 2d, Wis.* July 5, 1971 112.25
James J. Coakley Robert L. Leggett 4th, Calif.* July 3, 1971 376.64
Major L. McGee. John L. McMillan. 6th, S.C _. July 1-6,1971 102.60
Marion F. Bishop Jamie L. Whitten. 2d, Miss.* July 1, 1971 125.28
Aug. 3 895 Arlene L Glinka. Harold R. Collier 10th, III.. July 8-13, 1971 119.90
Donald Ruby Eiwood Hillis 5th, Ind.* July 12, 1971.. 80.56
Lawrence L Bowles Charles Raper Jonas... 9th, N.C... July 9-12, 1971 110.98
Daisy Akahoshi... Patsy T. Mink. 2d, Hawaii* July 9, 1971. __ 217.00
900 Michal Sue Prossar Bill D. Burlison 10th, Mo July 1-8, 1971 224.16
Vernice Holifield Chet Holifield 19th, Calif.* July 19, 1971 145.50
Mary Jean Long.. Stewart B. McKinney. . 4th, Conn.* July 26, 1971 35.00
Neal J. Houston Robert T. Stafford At Large, Vt July 23-26, 1971 130.92
Robert F. Hardgrove.... J. William Stanton 11th, Ohio July 21, 1971 97. 52
William J. Akerstein.... Lionel Van Deerlin 37th, Calif July 6-17, 1971 280. 00
Eva M. Erdman Joseph P. Vigorito 24th, Pa. July 25, 1971 55.00
Jack M. Foulk... Chalmers P. Wylie 15th, Ohio. July 15-18, 1971 100. 12
5 959 John W. Ellis Dawson Mathis 2d,Ga July 16-26, 1971 196.78
11 1067 William Joslin James C. Cleveland.... 2d, N.H July 1-11, 1971 141.00
Gwendolyn W. W. C. (Dan) Daniel 5th, Va July 22-Aug. 1, 1971. 63.60
Thurman.
John P. Hanley... Glenn R. Davis.. 9th, Wis July 9-11, 1971 144.00
Minoru Yoshii. Patsy T. Mink. 2d, Hawaii July 6-25, 1971 428.25
18 1200 JohnL.Gamble Ray Blanton 7th, Tenn.* July 20-30, 1971 103.68
John C. H. Miller, Jr.... Walter Flowers 5th, Ala July 16-Aug. 2, 1971. 210.94
Robert Valeu... Arthur A. Link 2d, N. Dak July 11-18, 1971 204.68
ZoeGratsias.... AbnerJ. Mikva 2d, III July 25-Aug. 1, 1971. 122.00
J. Rav Dotson William C. Wampler... 9th, Va July 30-Aug. 1. 1971. 96.60
E. A. 'Ferguson Jerome R. Waldie 14th, Calif July 5-19, 1971 744.96
24 1292 Peter E. Gruenstein Les Aspin 1st, Wis.. July 30-Aug. 1, 1971. 126.10
Janet Kuhn Alphonzo Bell 28th, Calif Aug. 4-12, 1971 395. 50
*One way.
269
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
127a — Continued
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
Aug. 24 1292 James L. Oberstar John A. Blatnik 8th, Minn Aug. 12-14, 1971 $146.00
Glenda Reed John W. Davis 7th, Ga Aug. 3-8, 1971 98.00
Albert P. Gamache William D. Hathaway... 2d, Maine. July 3-12, 1971 171.72
Louise Shadduck Orval Hansen 2d, Idaho* July 31, 1971.. 282.34
Ronald C. Romans John Y. McCollister 2d, Nebr. Aug. 1-14, 1971 307. 52
Jenalee D. Nivens John J. Rooney 14th, N.Y Aug. 14-15, 1971 62.00
Sarah Margaret Martin.. Guy Vander Jagt 9th, Mich.* July 1, 1971. 48.00
Jon Hawley do ..do.. do 48.00
Peter Kelly Charles H. Wilson 31st, Calif July 20, 1971 540.11
Gerard F. Schiappa Louis C. Wyman 1st, N.H.. Aug. 1-7, 1971 131. 70
Sept. 2 1676 Donald M. Zahn Jackson E. Betts 8th, Ohio Aug. 12-19, 1971 124.14
Donald Lee Johnson.... John Dowdy... 2d, Tex July 28-Aug. 9, 1971. 346.68
George S. Trees, Jr John N. Erlenborn 14th, III Aug. 13-15, 1971 102. 00
James E. Drake Richard H. Fulton 5th, Tenn Aug. 22-26, 1971 171.36
Jean E. Morrow Robert McClory 12th, III... Aug. 18-24, 1971 206.60
Peter C. Scrivner Melvin Price 24th, III Aug. 17-20, 1971 118.00
William M.Hermelin.— Tom Railsback 19th, 111 Aug. 8-13, 1971 160.20
C. Patrick Roberts Keith G. Sebelius 1st, Kans Aug. 7-22, 1971 354.24
Thomas L. McElrath.... Frank A. Stubblefield.. 1st, Ky.* July 7, 1971 104. 16
PaulS. Tipton Richard C. White. 16th, Tex. Aug. 11-23, 1971 506.16
Marshall L. Lynam Jim Wright.. 12th, Tex.* Aug. 16, 1971.. 95.20
8 1723 Russell A. Rourke Henry P. Smith III 40th, N.Y Sept. 2-7, 1971 104.62
13 1839 RoyF.Carlson Julia Butler Hansen. ... 3d, Wash Aug. 25-Sept. 3, 1971. 404.68
1853 Rita Carol Williams George H. Mahon 19th, Tex Aug. 13-Sept. 4, 208.08
1971.
14 1860 Janean L. Mann... John H. Buchanan 6th, Ala. Aug. 19-29, 1971 195.60
1861 Davis B. Carter Jack Brooks 9th, Tex.. July 26-27, 1971 246.00
David J. Umansky Joshua Eilberg 4th, Pa Aug. 13-23, 1971 34.56
Richard Willow. Bill Frenzel 3d, Minn Aug. 18-30, 1971 296.22
Oscar F. Juarez Louis Frey, Jr... 5th, Fla Aug. 18-27, 1971 233.40
Barrie R.Jackson Floyd V. Hicks... 6th, Wash.* Aug. 5, 1971 358.00
Thomas E. Hunt Mike McCormack _ 4th, Wash July 9-Aug. 19, 1971. 683.74
Donald O. Suliivan Wiley Mayne 6th, Iowa Aug. 6-24, 1971 323.01
Robert J. Baughman Romano L. Mazzoli 3d, Ky Aug. 13-23, 1971 160.82
Brian D. Dion Patsy T. Mink 2d, Hawaii* Aug. 2, 1971... 217.78
Jean T. Holmes.. Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans Aug. 8-25, 1971 151.00
1875 Elizabeth S. Neale Bill Alexander 1st, Ark... Aug. 28-31, 1971 142.40
Henry R. Lambert Glenn M. Anderson 17th, Calif Aug. 14-30, 1971 398.56
William H. Cleary Wayne N. Aspinall 4th, Colo Aug. 8-29, 1971 318.96
Eugene Kennedy Nick Begich At Large, Aug. 20-Sept. 6, 603.06
Alaska. 1971.
Ron Schrader.. Bob Bergland 7th, Minn Aug. 28-Sept. 3, 341.48
1971.
Betty S. Johnson Tom Bevill 7th, Ala... Aug. 6-15, 1971 147.25
Anita S. Charles Del Clawson 23d, Calif Aug. 19-Sept. 6, 400.24
1971.
John R. Buckley Dante B. Fascell 12th, Fla Sept. 3-7, 1971 167.00
Robert J. Wichser Paul Findley 20th, III. Aug. 15-18, 1971 116.50
Helen S. Pauly.. _. O.C.Fisher... 21st, Tex Aug. 6-28, 1971 308.28
Mattie Mae McKee.. .do do Aug. 7-Sept. 6, 1971. 250.00
James E.Stiner, Jr William H. Harsha 6th, Ohio Aug. 17-23, 1971 112.38
Shirley A. Puishis Floyd V. Hicks 6th, Wash.* Sept. 6, 1971... 199.00
Woodfen McLean Ed Jones... 8th, Tenn Aug. 4-Sept. 5, 1971. 213. 00
Ray Lancaster do do Aug. 14-Sept. 6, 213.00
1971.
Thomas W. Lambeth.... Richardson Preyer 6th, N.C Aug. 23-Sept. 7, 77. 98
1971.
Forest W. Reece, J r Robert Price 18th, Tex Aug. 18-Sept. 4, 403.80
1971.
Lester Rosen Garner E. Shriver 4th, Kans Aug. 29-Sept. 4, 202.50
1971.
Charles M. Seeger Charles M. Teague 13th, Calif Aug. 13-28, 1971 349. 00
Richard L Hanneman... Vernon W. Thomson... 3d, Wis Aug. 6-26, 1971 149.80
James Conmy Al Ullman 2d, Oreg Aug. 25-Sept. 2, 380. 56
1971.
1876 Christian R.Holmes IV.. William S. Mailliard.... 6th, Calif.* Sept. 6, 1971 160.00
21 1984 John W. Ellis Dawson Mathis.. 2d, Ga.. Sept. 7-20, 1971 196.78
22 2016 JamesAustin Mark Andrews 1st, N. Dak July 30-Sept. 5, 337.02
1971.
Rosalie Sevier Page Belcher 1st, Okla.* Aug. 7, 1971 103.00
Randolph H. Parro Patrick T. Caffery 3d, La July 31-Aug. 17, 314.40
1971.
Douglas L. Francisco.... Tim Lee Carter 5th, Ky.. Aug. 23-31, 1971 185. 28
Katnerine Clyde James M. Collins 3d, Tex July 20-27, 1971 176.00
Richard R. Fausset do ..do July 20-Aug. 3, 1971. 176.00
•One way.
270
DETAILED STATEMENT GF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
127a — Continued
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
Sept. 22 2016 Nan Heim John Dellenback 4th, Oreg Aug. 5-22, 1971 $388 00
Robert J. Connor Bob Eckhardt 8th, Tex.*. Sept. 1-4, 1971 182 52
Jean E. Gordon... Charles S. Gubser 10th, Calif Sept. 1-12, 1971 388.00
Clifton Allen... F. Edward Hebert 1st, La.* Aug. 6, 1971.. 133.92
George L Berg, J r Carleton J. King 30th, N.Y Sept. 1-8, 1971 .. 117.80
James H.Lake Robert B. (Bob) 18th, Calif. Aug. 3-Sept. 8, 1971 720.64
Mathias.
Beverly Jan Goslin Wilbur D. Mills 2d, Ark.*... Sept. 6, 1971 69 00
David M. Elder Robert G. Stephens, 10th, Ga Aug. 1-Sept. 7, 1971. 149.98
Jr.
William P.Steponkus... Charles W.Whalen, Jr.. 3d, Ohio Aug. 10-17, 1971. 126.26
Mary Angela Harris RogerH.Zion 8th, Ind Aug. 23-Sept. 1, 1971 190.80
28 2151 Robert H. McFadden... Charles E. Chamberlain. 6th, Mich Sept. 13-15, 1971 . 90.00
Trent Lott William M. Colmer 5th, Miss Aug. 8-Sept. 10, 1971 263.52
E. Irene Neese._ Thaddeus J. Dulski 41st, N.Y.. Sept. 2-7, 1971 96.62
Frank Meyer Gerald R. Ford 6th, Mich Aug. 21-Sept 8.1971 173.00
Barbara A. Morris Norman F. Lent 5th, N.Y Sept. 10-14, 1971 74.72
Laurence F. Fitzgerald.. Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich Sept. 16-19,1971 150.06
Donald Rhodes Charles W. Sandman, Jr 2d, N.J Sept. 10-11, 1971.. . 60.66
JereB. Ratcliffe Floyd Spence 2d,S.C July 14-19,1971 127.78
Neal J. Houston. _. Robert T. Stafford AtLarge.Vt Sept. 15-16,1971 130.92
Margaret K.Harding Frank A. Stubblefield... 1st, Ky_ Aug. 6-22, 1971 214.02
Do do do* Aug. 28, 1971 107.01
William H. Palmer Charles Thone lst.Nebr Aug. 13-Sept. 10,1971 320.13
L.Stanley Kemp Wendell Wyatt 1st, Oreg Sept. 8-16, 1971 388.00
Oct. 4 2414 Carolyn J. Smith Shirley Chisholm 12th, N.Y.* Aug. 12,1971 34.00
Celia Hare Martin Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex Aug. 7-Sept. 25, 1971 291.50
Donald R.Hopkins Ronald V. Dellums 7th, Calif July 7-11, 1971 408.00
GaryK. Madson Paul Findley 20th, III Sept. 16-20,1971.... 212.13
William L. First ThomasS. Foley 5th, Wash.* July 9, 1971 326.26
Patricia D. Hyder James H. Quillen lst.Tenn Sept. 1-5, 1971 102.72
William T. Deitz Frank Thompson, Jr.... 4th, N.J Sept. 4-9. 1971 47.30
19 2643 James C.Marshall Alphonzo Bell 28th, Calif Oct. 3-7, 1971 388.00
20 2764 A.G.Schultz Edward Hutchinson 4th, Mich Oct. 9-10, 1971 132.40
2783 JamesA.Wise. William R. Anderson... 6th,Tenn July 21-26, 1971 190.32
DeniseGladue Mark Andrews. 1st, N. Dak Aug. 6-28, 1971 338.12
George C. Armstrong. .. John M. Ashbrook 17th, Ohio Aug. 30-31, 1971 66.00
Electra C. Wheatley ...do do.... Aug. 29-31, 1971.... 102.86
Arlo T. Wagner.. Donald D. Clancy 2d, Ohio Sept. 23-28, 1971.... 76.00
Jeannette Cantwell John D. Dingell 16th, Mich Sept. 13-29, 1971.... 136.20
Billy C. Sponsler Richard H. Ichord 8th, Mo Sept. 19-20, 1971.... 158.80
Douglas J. Jones. Alton Lennon 7th, N.C Aug. 16-28, 1971 87.72
Jean McLean.. do do Aug. 9-Sept. 7, 1971. 87.72
Chloe M. Glass.. W. R. Poage... 11th, Tex__ Aug. 7-17, 1971 369.30
Ken Scarborough. Graham Purcell 13th, Tex Sept. 8-16, 1971 293.94
Richard D. Hapke. Harold Runnels 2d, N. Mex Aug. 11-Sept. 9, 1971 364.00
Chester R. Dreher Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont Sept. 26-Oct. 2, 1971. 332.00
Marion F. Bishop Jamie L. Whitten 2d, Miss July 31-Aug. 30,1971. 250.56
2784 John J. King. James A. Burke 11th, Mass Sept. 23-26, 1971.... 126.44
Bernard A. Mandella... Joseph M. Gaydos 20th, Pa Sept. 30-Oct.4, 1971. 61.34
Hortence G. Mena Henry B. Gonzalez 20th, Tex.* Aug. 6-24, 1971 109.00
Mollie D. Cohen William S. Moorhead... 14th, Pa Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1971. 74.00
Michael J. Feld William J. Scherle 7th, Iowa Sept. 18-Oct. 4, 1971. 309.64
Gordon Charles Kerr.... James H. Scheuer 22d, N.Y Sept. 25-29, 1971.... 74.88
Paul G. Rosenblatt Sam Steiger 3d, Ariz.* Aug. 13, 1971 297.00
Catherine C. Parham .. Bob Wilson. 36th, Calif Sept. 3-Oct. 3, 1971.. 398.00
26 2856 John Rainbolt.. Graham Purcell ..13th, Tex Oct. 10-13, 1971 224.28
27 2864 Paul D. Hinkle John E. Moss 3d, Calif.* Oct. 19, 1971 342.93
2867 J. Richard Sewell Charles E. Bennett 3d,Fla... Oct. 4-7, 1971 115.00
Shirley Downs Shirley Chisholm 12th, N.Y.* Sept. 10, 1971 42.00
Thaddeus Garrett. do. .do* Oct. 1, 1971 42.00
George R. Wolfe Samuel L. Devine 12th, Ohio Sept. 22, 1971 66. 00
David T. Daze Barry M. Goldwater, 27th, Calif July 4-Aug. 1, 1971.. 727.80
Jr.
KazOshiki... . Robert W. Kastenmeier. 2d, Wis Aug. 14-28, 1971.... 231.30
Monica Ingrid Blum Edward I. Koch 17th, N.Y Oct. 5-6, 1971 54.00
Charles E. Blake.... W. R. Poage 11th, Tex.* Jan. 20 and Aug. 19, 369.30
1971.
Chester Roy Julian Richard G. Shoup 1st, Mont Oct. 6-13, 1971 332.00
Nov. 1 3056 David M. McFall Lee H. Hamilton 9th, Ind. Sept. 15-17, 1971.... 116.60
Lynda Ann Lehrman Stewart B. McKinney.. 4th, Conn.* Sept. 26-Oct. 3, 41. 50
1971.
James O. Hughes Thomas M. Pelly 1st, Wash Oct. 9-18, 1971 314.00
Allan Schimmel Fred Schwengel 1st, Iowa Sept. 24-Oct. 10, 232.26
1971.
'One way.
271
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
127a — Continued
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
Nov. 1 3056 William E. Tanner M. G. (Gene) Snyder.. . 4th, Ky July 23-26, 1971 $155.06
Charles Hoyt Wendell Wyatt 1st, Oreg.*. Oct. 14, 1971.. _ 194.00
Mary Anderson Bain.... Sidney R. Yates 9th, ML... Sept. 30-Oct. 7, 138. 7o
1971.
8 3217 AdrianWinkel Phillip Burton 5th, Calif Oct. 7-15, 1971 388.00
Joseph E. Croken Torbert H. Macdonald.. 7th, Mass Oct. 1-4, 1971 131.44
Esther P. Miller. George P. Miller 8th, Calif Aug. 13-Oct. 25, 274.50
1971.
Dorothy J. Gusler Philip E. Ruppe 11th, Mich Oct. 14-17, 1971 174.00
Joseph Scanlon . .. Fernand J. St Germain. 1st, R.I Oct. 18-21, 1971 105.60
Goldie Mae Eckl George E.Shipley 23d, III Aug. 16-23, 1971.... 174.86
LesterRosen . .. Garner E. Shriver _ 4th, Kans Oct. 6-13, 1971 196.00
CharlesHoyt Wendell Wyatt 1st, Oreg.*. Oct. 21, 1971 194.00
11 3318 Alice L. Abernethy Thomas G. Abernathy.. 1st, Miss Oct. 21-Nov. 3, 1971. 224. 83
Robert L. Tonsing . Donald G. Brotzman..- 2d, Colo.* Oct. 29, 1971 221.03
Joan M. Southard John N. Happy Camp.. 6th, Okla Oct. 7-14, 1971 243.60
Stanley W. Hulett Don H. Clausen 1st, Calif Aug. 10-Sept. 5, 365.58
1971.
Victor Kamber Seymour Halpern 6th, N.Y Oct. 25, 1971 87.50
Georee Dunigan Clarence E. Miller 10th, Ohio* Aug. 9, 1971.. 51. V.
William R. Emstad Ancher Nelsen 2d, Minn Oct. 26-29, 1971 228.24
Linda R. Reivitz David R. Obey 7th, Wis. Aug. 23-30, 1971 257.74
Williard F Partington... Fernand J. St Germain. 1st, R.I Oct. 26-29, 1971 105.60
Rachel Halterman Charles Thone 1st, Nebr Oct. 21-31, 1971 185.00
19 3557 William P. Hojnacki John Brademas 3d, Ind Nov. 6-7, 1971 A3?- 22
Robert L. Tonsing Donald G. Brotzman... 2d, Colo.* Nov. 6, 1971 221.03
Hugh G. Hart, Jr Earle Cabell 5th, Tex Aug. 9-18, 1971 350.88
Joaqufn A. Marquez ... Jorge L. Cordova (Res. Comm.) Nov. 5-7, 1971 198.00
P.R.
FrankA. Madden Dominick V. Daniels... 14th, N.J Oct. 25-Nov. 2, 1971. 63.90
Barbara J. Williams.... Ronald V. Dellums 7th, Calif Oct. 29-31, 1971 408.00
Norma Autrey Wm. Jennings Bryan 3d,S.C Oct. 20-23, 1971 130.90
Richard H.White, Jr.... Ed Edm'ondson 2ri,Okla Oct. 29-Nov. 3, 1971. 222.00
Roberts T. Jones Marvin L. Esch... 2d, Mich Sept. 23-Oct. 12, 143.32
1971.
D. Eileen Nixon Robert N. Giaimo 3d, Conn Nov. 1-3, 1971 70.00
James G. Hanchett Craig Hosmer 32d, Calif Oct. 19-Nov. 5, 1971. 541.75
RufusH. Myers, Jr Andrew Jacobs, Jr 11th, Ind ._ Nov. 1-6, 1971... ... 90. 0o
Richard A. Applegate do ....do* Nov. 5, 1971 73.75
Ann Garlington Todd... James R. Mann.. 4th, S.C Sept. 23-Oct. 3, 127.06
1971.
Lancee Jo Gamston do do. Oct. 1-11, 1971 127.05
Paul Brokaw... William E. Minshall 23d, Ohio Nov. 3-9, 1971. 100.62
Peter Stockton William S. Moorhead... 14th, Pa Sept. 27, 1971 68.00
Paul E. Pendergast William R. Roy 2d, Kans Oct. 28-Nov. 1, 1971. 298.28
Richard L. Bond Larry Winn, Jr 3d, Kans Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 1971. 148.00
24 3698 Ronald A. Michieli . . Wayne N. Aspinall 4th, Colo Oct. 30-Nov. 4, 1971. 238. Oo
J. Richard Sewell Charles E. Bennett 3d, Fla Nov. 2-14, 1971 188.80
Morton L Linder John Brademas 3d, Ind Oct. 6-8, 1971 156.00
Florence O. Timko Bob Casey 22d,Tex Aug. 29-Oct. 11, 200.00
1971.
Rose M. Meloney Dominick V. Daniels.. 14th, N.J. Oct. 27-Nov. 1, 1971. 63.90
E. M. Hutton Thomas N. Downing. __ 1st, Va Oct. 7-11, 1971 45.60
Do do do Nov. 12-15, 1971.... 45.60
Lina Maitland IvlcCord.. John J. Flynt, Jr 6th, Ga Aug. 6-Oct. 7, 1971.. 165.34
Dale Maclver Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn Nov. 11-15, 1971.... 147.44
Bernard A. Mandella... Joseph M. Gaydos 20th, Pa Nov. 12-16, 1971 61.3a
Alice V. Myers. James A. Haley 7th, Fla Oct. 3-17, 1971 163.00
Marilee B. MacNichol do ..do Oct. 21-26, 1971 164.12
Thomas A. Hayes William J. Keating 1st. Ohio Oct. 12-14, 1971 76.00
James K. Archibald Paul S. Sarbanes 4th, Md Nov. 15, 1971. 10. 3^
Do do do Ncv. 16, 1971 10.32
John D. Taylor David E. Satterfield. 3d,Va Oct. 8-11, 1971 28.56
Hi-
Do do ..do Oct. 29-Nov. 1: 1971. 28.56
Veronica Stevens Gus Yatron 6th, Pa Sept. 7-9, 1971 39.24
Joseph P.Gemmell do do Oct. 11-13, 1971 39.24
Charlotte N. Norris . Clement J. Zablocki. .. 4th, Wis Oct. 22-Nov. 8, 1971. 222.64
3720 Terrence L. Bracy. Morris K. Udall 2d, Ariz Oct. 27-Nov. 7. 1971. 232.00
Dec. 8 4126 C. Edward Forehand II.. Watkins M. Abbitt 4th, Va Sept. 17-20, 1971.... 49.63
Do do do Nov. 12, 1971. 49.68
Marjorie L. Baring Walter S. Baring- At Large, Nev... Nov. 7-20, 1971 378.00
Edythe Edwards James T. Broyhill 10th, N.C Nov. 19-20, 1971.... 80.00
Arlo T.Wagner Donald D. Clancy 2d, Ohio Nov. 16-18, 1971 76.00
*One way.
272
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS Amount
Reimbursement for official transportation expenses for employees, round trip,
between Washington, D.C., and congressional district as authorized by 2 U.S.C.
127a — Continued
Congressional
Employee Congressman district Date
1971
Dec. 8 4126 Michael Petrina Silvio 0. Conte 1st, Mass Nov. 11-13, 1971 $108.04
Jesse Gonzales Eligio de la Garza 15th, Tex, Oct. 17-25, 1971 45S.9S
Joan M. Kunkel John G. Dow_ 27th, N.Y Oct. 17-20. 1971 85.92
Robert J. Connor Bob Eckhardt 8th, Tex.* Nov. 25, 1971 182.52
Iric Nathanson Donald M. Fraser 5th, Minn Aug. 14-Sept. 6, 1971. 301.80
A. S. F. Imber James G. Fulton __ 27th, Pa.. Sept. 13-16, 1971.... 60.28
Do _...do do Oct. 5-7, 1971 60.28
Louise Shadduck Orval Hansen. 2d, Idaho Sept. 8-27, 1971 247.00
Raymond F. Barnes John J. McFall. 15th, Calif Nov. 15-24, 1971 404.56
JamesH.Lake Robert B. (Bob) 13th, Calif Nov. 3-22, 1971 715.40
Mathias.
Ralph Vinovich. Robert H. Michel 18th, III Nov. 7-15, 1971 204.62
Martha Mahoney William E. Minshall 23d, Ohio Nov. 11-15, 1971 100.62
W. E. Ainsworth.Jr G. V. (Sonny) 4th, Miss Nov. 19-28, 1971.... 236.02
Montgomery.
John T. White II Richard H. Poff 6th, Va.. Oct. 15-17, 1971 70.80
O.Ann Dunbar JohnP.Saylor 22d, Pa. Aug. 11-16, 1971.... 43.56
George R. Berdes Clement J. Zablocki.... 4th, Wis Aug. 7-Sept. 5, 1971. 221. 54
15 4412 John Thome.. James Abourezk 2d, S. Dak Aug. 15-22, 1971 280.00
J. David Keaney Edward P. Boland 2d, Mass Sept. 21-22, 1971.... 106.34
Patrick J. Donoghue... do... do Sept. 23-Oct. 4, 105.34
1971.
Thomas E. Hooker Bill Chappell, Jr 4th, Fla... Nov. 12-27, 1971.... 205.64
David J. Umansky Joshua Eilberg 4th, Pa Nov. 21-24, 1971 39.24
Lawrence L Bowles Charles Raper Jonas... 9th, N.C Nov. 18-22, 1971 110.98
Thomas A. Hayes William J. Keating 1st, Ohio Nov. 16-17, 1971 83.05
Paul W. Winegar Sherman P. Lloyd 2d, Utah. Nov. 21-30, 1971 563.40
Eulalia O. Corbin Robert McClory 12fh, III Sept. 27-Nov. 27, 206.60
1971.
Laurence F. Fitzgerald,. Jack H. McDonald 19th, Mich Oct. 29-Nov. 1, 1971. 150.06
George Phenix J. J. Pickle 10th, Tex Aug. 7-Sept. 4, 1971. 393.36
Do do ..do Nov. 14-28, 1971 393.36
SharonAnne Otis G. Pike.. 1st, N.Y Nov. 19-28, 1971 58.00
McLaughlin.
Roger K.Johnson. Albert H. Quie 1st, Minn. Oct. 31-Nov. 12, 136.00
1971.
Carl W.Blake Donald W. Riegle, Jr... 7th, Mich Nov. 15-19, 1971 157.04
Linda Armstrong Boyer. Ray Roberts 4th, Tex Nov. 6-21, 1971 191.60
Maritha Dison.. Burt L. Talcott 12th, Calif Oct. 6-28, 1971 388.00
Richard L Thompson... John H. Terry 34th, N.Y Oct. 29-Nov. 3, 1971. 94. 56
17 4467 Rochella Sue Gerger.... Bill Archer 7th, Tex.. Sept. 16-22, 1971.... 193.20
Charles A. Frandolig.... Bob Casey 22d, Tex.* Nov. 19, 1971 97.20
Richard Willow. Bill Frenzel 3d, Minn Dec. 1-4, 1971 157. 15
Herb Wadsworth Don Fuqua. 2d, Fla Oct. 9-22, 1971 195.36
Clifton Allen.... F. Edward Hebert 1st, La Nov. 19-Dec. 5, 1971. 267.84
Warren Eisenberg H. John Heinz III 18th, Pa Nov. 15-17, 1971.... 62.38
Do _...do ...do Nov. 23-26, 1971.... 62.38
Barbara A. Morris Norman F. Lent 5th, N.Y Nov. 24-Dec. 5, 1971. 72. 12
JamesS. Friend Walter E. Powell 24th, Ohio. Oct. 5-11, 1971 134.66
Harry M. Fox John P. Saylor 22d,Pa Dec. 3-6, 1971 43.56
Earl H. Berg Robert H. Steele 2d, Conn _. Dec. 4-5, 1971 75.00
20 4571 FloydJ. Lupton Walter B. Jones 1st, N.C July 22-26, 1971 69.30
4572 Do... do ...do Nov. 24-29, 1971.... 69.30
Total paid from 1972 appropriations.. 54,306.94
Paid from 1970 appropriations 3,957.81
Paid from 1971 appropriations 1,032,619.27
Paid from 1972 appropriations _ 1,820,772.52
Total 2,857,349.60
STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS
Stenographic reporting:
Reporter Committee Date
1971
July 6 81 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor Mar. 17, 1971 $293.55
Inc.
82 Do ....do Apr. 21, 1971 39.90
83 Do .do. Apr. 22, 1971.... 131.10
15 258 Ace Federal Reporters, Appropriations Mar. 8, 1971 393.25
Inc.
*One way.
273
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS Amount
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter Committee Date
1971
July 15 259 Ace Federal Reporters, Inc. House Administration Apr. 6-Mav 4, 1971.. $151.25
260 Do__ _ Library (Joint) May 5, 1971. 148.50
261 Do House Administration 74.25
270 Alclerson Reporting Co., Education and Labor Apr. 28, 1971 285.00
Inc.
271 Do do... Apr. 22-29. 1971 855.00
272 Do .... do Apr. 28, 1971 447.45
273 Do ..do... --.. May 5, 1971 183.00
274 Do ..do May 10, 1971 153.90
275 Do do.... _.._ May 11-14, 1971 459.00
276 Do" ..do May 11, 1971 74.10
277 Do"" do.. May 12-27 1971 1,268.25
278 Do Foreign Affairs Apr. 28, 1971.. 373.10
279 Do do June 2, 1971 256.50
280 Do ...do May 12-26, 1971 1,275.10
281 Do do May 18, 1971 381.30
282 Do do May20,1971 107.25
283 Do. Judiciary May 26, 1971 374.85
284 Do ....do -..- May26-June3,1971 682.20
285 Do Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. Mar. 23, 1971 5.50
286 Do Ways and Means.. Apr. 26-May 3, 1971 871.75
287 Do do Apr. 6-22, 1971 1,454.75
288 Do do . .. May 4-12, 1971 1,515.25
289 Do do May 17, 1971 277.75
290 Do do ..May 18, 1971 261.25
291 Do... do June 2-3, 1971 785.40
292 Do ...do June 3, 1971 38.50
301 District Reporting Co Government Operations. Mar. 25, 1971 27.00
302 Do... .. . do Apr. 6, 1971 55.00
303 Do .do Apr. 20-21, 1971 533.25
304 Do... ...do Apr. 22,1971 41.25
305 Do do May5, 1971 55.00
306 Do.. .. do May 3-6, 1971.. 1,179.90
307 Do do May 18, 1971 115.50
308 Do.. .do. May 24,1971.... 291.60
309 Do do.... June2-8,1971 1,719.90
311 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.. House Administration Mar. 10, 1971 60.75
312 Do .do Mar. 16, 1971 203.50
313 Do do Apr. 28,1971. 18.00
314 Do Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. May 6, 1971 186.30
315 Do House Administration May 11, 1971 151.20
316 Do do.. May 12, 1971 123.75
317 Do... Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. May 18, 1971 173.25
318 Do .do. May 24, 1971 248.40
319 Ward & Paul Agriculture May 10, 1971 35.70
320 Do do . . May 12-19, 1971 300.90
321 Do Interior and Insular Affairs May 13-20, 1971 672.00
322 Do Banking and Currency May 18-20, 1971 746.70
323 Do Interior and Insular Affairs May 18, 1971 37.70
324 Do .do May 26-June 9, 1971 225.60
325 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign May 3-7, 1971 914.85
Alderson. Commerce.
326 Do.. do May 10-13, 1971 1,054.50
27 538 Ward & Paul District of Columbia May 11-17, 1971 474.75
541 Alderson-Monick Report- Post Office and Civil Service Apr. 28, 1971.. 132.75
ing Co.
542 Do do. Apr. 29, 1971 42.75
543 Do. do.. -... May 3-24, 1971 211.25
544 Do do. May 5, 1971 38.25
545 Do do. May 6, 1971 90.75
546 Do do. . .. May 7-26, 1971 407.25
547 Do do. May 11-18, 1971 409.50
548 Do... _ ....do May 18, 1971 146.25
551 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor Apr. 27, 1971 197.65
Inc.
552 Do.. do Apr. 27-May 10, 1971 1,958.40
553 Do do May4,1971 99.75
554 Do do do 184.25
555 Do.. do do - 216.00
556 Do Judiciary June 3, 1971 183.60
557 Do Education and Labor May 5, 1971 65.55
559 Do do May6,1971 196.65
560 Do do May 13-14.1971 594.00
561 Do do May 21, 1971 140.40
562 Do Foreign Affairs Mar. 2, 1971 324.50
563 Do do . Mar. 18, 1971 200.75
565 Do ...Judiciary Apr. 27-28, 1971 346.20
566 Do do Apr. 29-May 5, 1971 390.15
567 Do do. . . May 5, 1971 150.45
568 Do do May 6, 1971 142.80
569 Do do. May 26, 1971 181.05
274
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS
Amount
Stenographic reporting — I
Continued
Reporter
Committee
Date
1971
July 27 570
Columbia Reporting Co.,
Armed Services
. Apr. 21, 1971
$38. 25
571
Do .
do
. Apr. 28, 1971..
22. 50
572
Do
do
. May 4-19, 1971
777. 00
573
Do_
do__.
. May 11,1971
36. 00
574
Do
do
do
29. 25
575
Do
.do
. May 13,1971,
173.25
576
Do
do.
. May 25, 1971
9.30
577
Do....
.do
. Apr. 29,1971..
11.00
578
Do...
do
. Apr. 26-May 4, 1971
1,561.35
579
Do
do..
. Apr. 20-22, 1971
290. 10
580
Do....
do
. May 5-12, 1971
1,095.90
581
Do
do
. May 6,1971
104. 50
582
Do
do
. Mar. 23-24, 1971
518.40
583
Do...
do
. May 25, 1971
24.75
584
Do...
do
do
74.25
28 646
Do..
do
. Mar. 29-Apr. 28. 1971
1,199.55
647
Do..
. Science and Astronautics
. Apr.20, 1971
159.-50
648
Do
. Armed Services ... . _. __
. May 17-20,1971
684. 75
649
Do
do
. Apr. 29 -May 7, 1971
1,118.10
650
Do
. Science and Astronautics __. _.
. Apr. 29, 1971
123.75
Aug. 6 1002
Alderson Reporting Co.,
Education and Labor
. May 12, 1971
205. 20
1003
Do
. Foreign Affairs
. Mar. 31-Apr. 6, 1971
1, 405. 50
1004
Do
. Veterans' Affairs. ..
. May 25-27, 1971
580. 80
1005
Do
do
. May 11-24. 1971...
1, 039. 20
11 1071 ,
Qlderson-Monick Report-
ing Co.
Post Office and Civil Service
. June 22, 1971....
150.75
1072
Do
do
. June 10, 1971.
45.00
1073
Do
do
. June 23, 1971-
5.50
1074
Do
do
June 8-21, 1971....
778. 50
1075
Do
do
. June 24, 1971
108. 00
1076
Do
.do _.
June 17, 1971
83. 25
1077
Do
do
June 2, 1971
175.50
1078
Do __
do ... ....
do
184.50
1079
Do
do
. June 14, 1971
411.75
1080
Do
do
. June 3, 1971
60.75
1081
Do
do
. June 23, 1971
162. 00
1082
Do
do
do -.
18. 00
1083
Do
.do
. June 22, 1971
135.00
1087
District Reporting Co
. Government Operations
. June 8,1971.... •
74.25
1088
Do..
do
. June 15,1971.
16. 50
1089
Do
do.
. June 14-16, 1971
724. 50
1090
Do
do..
. June 14, 1971
143. 10
1091
Do
. do .
do
3.20
1092
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc
. Public Works
. Feb. 18,1971...
197.20
1093
Do
_ do
_ Mar. 15-17,1971-
820. 80
1094
Do
do
. Mar. 15-19,1971
1,425.60
1095
Do...
do
. Mar. 22, 1971
26.10
1096
Do..
do
. Mar. 24, 1971
185.60
1097
Do..
do
. Mar. 29,1971
206. 40
1098
Do
do
. Mar. 30,1971
307.20
1099
Do
do..
. Apr. 20, 1971.
176.90
1100
Ward & Paul
Do
- June 1-2, 1971
. May 24-26, 1971
272.85
1101
. Banking and Currency
635.55
1102
Do.. _.
do....
. June 2-8, 1971
338. 35
1103
Do
do....
. June 10, 1971
175.20
1104
Do...
do
. June 15, 1971.
107. 10
1105
Do
. District oi' Columbia
. May 25-June 10, 1971
216.00
1106
Do __.
Do
do ...
......do
June 11, 1971
184. 50
1107
. June 15-18 1971
330. 75
1108
Ward. Smith, Paul &
Alderson
Interstate and Foreign
Commerce
June 16-30,1971.
621.30
1109
Do....
do
. June 28-30, 1971
1,296.75
18 1213
Alderson Reporting Co.,
Education and Labor
. May 17-June3, 1971
663.00
1214
Inc.
Do..
do
May 12,1971...
225. 15
1215
Do
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.
. June 8, 1971
. May 13,1971
153.60
1217
. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.
74.25
1218
Do
do
. June8,1971
197. 10
1219
Do...
do....
. June 15, 1971.
49.50
1220
Ward & Paul
June29, 1971
433. 20
1222
Do..
Interior and Insular Affairs
. May 24-June 10,1971
1, 084. 80
1223
Do_
do...
. June 3, 1971
63.80
25 1326
Alderson Reporting Co.,
Inc.
Do
. June 2-3, 1971
259. 35
1327
do
. June 10 ,1971
116.85
1328
Do... _._
. Judiciary -
. June 16-17, 1971
204. 00
1329
Do..
do
. June 9-10, 1971
303.45
1330
Do
do.
. June 23-24, 1971
321. 30
275
DETAELED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS Amount
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter Committee Date
1971
Aug. 25 1336 Hoovsr Reporting Co., Appropriations Apr. 27-29, 1971 $1,355.75
1337 "do do Apr. 1-5, 1971 682.00
1341 Ward, Smith, Paul & fntsrstate and Foreign Com- May 24-June 10, 1971 3,169.20
Alderson. merce.
13^2 Do do May 18, 1971 379. Od
1343 Do .'.'.'. do June 15-17, 1971 877.80
26 1347 Ward & Paul Interior and Insular Affairs June 23, 1971 163.20
1348 Do do June 29-30, 1971 638.40
1349 Do" do June 30, 1971 11.60
Sept. 11611 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor... May 20, 1971.. 136.80
Inc
1612 bo . do .May 21, 1971 .... 140. 4o
1613 Do -. - -do _ Junel0,1971 216.00
1614 Do" do June 17, 1971. 36.90
1615 Do do June 22, 1971 79.20
1616 Do Foreign Affairs.. Mar. 23, 1971 363.00
1617 Do do June 1,1971.... .-.. 2/3.90
1618 Do do June 17-24, 1971 539.25
1619 Do"." do June 17, 1971 219.45
1620 Hoover Reporting Co Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. May 25-26, June 2, 1971... 486.75
1621 Do do June3-16, 1971 988. ^0
1622 Do. Appropriations Apr. 22-26, May 3, 1971.... 660. CO
24 2073 Columbia Reporting Co., Armed Services _ June 3, 1971 108.45
Inc. .,,- „»■
2074 Do do June8,1971 115.65
2075 Do ....do do 69.75
2076 Do . . ..do _ June 9, 1971. 38.25
2077 Do ..do June28,1971 119.25
Oct 5 2421 Ward & Paul Interior and Insular Affairs June 21-28, 1971 826.50
19 2672 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor May 19, 1971 481.65
Inc. ,„,. ..
2673 Do do June 30, 1971. 125.40
2674 Do -do May6,1971 133.95
2676 Do Foreign Affairs.... June 22, 1971... 361.95
2677 Do do -do 224.10
2678 Do . do June 2, 1971. — - 340.30
2679 Do. do June 30, 1971 79.75
2684 Do Judiciary June 10, 1971.... 206. 55
2685 Do .do June2,1971 - 323.85
2686 Do do June 19, 1971 - 311.10
2687 Do do June 23 and 30, 1971 464.10
2688 Do.... do .- June 9, 1971 — 150.45
2697 Do Veterans' Affairs June 22,1971. 100.80
2701 Alderson-Monick Report- Post Office and Civil Service Apr. 21-22, 1971 418.50
ing Co
2702 Do' do Apr 27-28, 1971 306.00
2703 Do do May 11 and 17,1971 270.00
2711 Columbia Reporting Co., Armed Services... June 9-25, 1971 1,459.50
Inc. ,, oc
2712 Do do _. June 28, 1971 - 41.25
2737 Hoover Reporting Co., Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. June 2, 1971 187.00
Inc. ,.„ „
2738 Do do.. June 28, 1971... 132.^0
2739 Do .do. _ Junel7,1971 96.25
2740 Do do... June 30, 1971. - 91-80
2748 Ward & Paul... District of Columbia June 21-22, 1971 288.00
2761 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign Com- June 24, 1971 185.25
Alderson. merce.
20 2775 Ward & Paul Interior and Insular Affairs June 14-15, 1971 446.40
2778 Ward. Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign Com- June 22, 1971. __ 17.10
Alderson. merce. „_ „r
2780 Do . do June 24, 1971 37. C5
2731 Do do.. June 22-24, 1971 573.55
Nov. 3 3142 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor June 22, 1971 199.50
3145 Do... Foreign Affairs June 29, 1971 202.50
3146 Do . do June 29, 1971 121. CO
3152 Do... Ways and Means June 7-9, 1971.. 1,986.60
3153 Do do. June 10-16,1971 2,339.70
3154 Do . do June 22, 1971 49.50
3155 Do do June 17-28, 1971 1,440.00
3161 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. June 23, 1971 71.50
3162 Do do... June 29, 1971. 195.25
18 3576 Alderson-Monick Re- Post Office and Civil Service May 19-26, 1971. 540.00
porting Co.
3582 Columbia Reporting Co., Armed Services June 10-23, 1971 20.25
Inc. „„ r.
3585 Do do. June 10, 1971 60.50
3611 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign Com- June 30, 1971 379.05
Alderson. merce.
276
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS
Amount
1971
Dec. 1 3954
3960
20 4576
4577
4588
4589
4590
4591
4592
4593
4594
4595
4595
4597
4598
4599
4600
28 4788
479C
Aug. 18 1216
1221
25 1332
1340
1350
1351
1352
Sept. 9 1755
24 2C61
2062
2063
2064
2070
2078
2079
2080
2081
2098
2099
2100
2101
2102
28 2185
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter
Committee
Date
Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor... Apr. 1, 1971
Inc.
Do. Foreign Affairs June 23-30, 1971
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. June 22-24, 1971
Do __do__ June 28, 1971. __
Do Public Works.. June 10-17, 1971....
Do do. Mar. 10-11, 1971
Do do Apr. 27, 1971
Do.... .do May 18-21, 1971
Do— do June 15-24, 1971
Do do May 25-26, June 2-24, 1971.
Do do June 16, 1971
Do _ .do. Mar. 23, 1971.
Do do June 23, 1971
Do.. do June 14, 1971
Do do May 20, 1971
Do do ..do
.do June 21. 1971.
.do May 4-6, 1971.
.do May 14, 1971.
$139.65
804. 60
675.00
5.50
310. 30
727. 20
101.50
734. 40
1,905.60
2,580.00
89.90
208. 80
142.10
194.30
372.00
2.90
33.60
411.80
398. 40
(166.50)
Refunds and adjustments.
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. 94,380.80
District Reporting Co Government Operations
Ward & Paul Bankingand Currency
Alderson-Monick Post Office and Civil Service
Reporting.
Ward & Paul District of Columbia
Do Interior and Insular Affairs
Do do
Do.. do
Do Agriculture
Do... do
Do... do
Do Bankingand Currency
Do do
Hoover Reporting Co., Merchant Marine and Fisheries..
Inc.
Armed Services.
Interstate and Foreign
Commerce.
Education and Labor. ..
Oct. 5
2422
2423
2424
2425
2426
2427
2428
2429
2430
2431
2432
19 2675
2680
2681
2682
2683
2689
2690
2691
2692
2693
2694
2695
2696
2698
2699
Columbia Reporting Co.,
Inc.
Do.
Do...
Ward, Smith, Paul &
Alderson.
Alderson Reporting Co.,
Inc.
Do Foreign Affairs
Do do
Do .do
Do__ do.
Columbia Reporting Co., Armed Services
Inc.
Ward & Paul District of Columbia
Do Interior and Insular Afairs.
Do District of Columbia
Do Agricultu re.
Do _._ Interior and Insular Affairs.
Do ...do
Do ...do
Do... do
Do do
Do... do
Do do
Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor
Inc.
Do Foreign Affairs...
Do do
Do ...do _
Do do
Do.. Judiciary _
Do ...do
Do... .do
Do do.
Do... do
Do .do
Do .do
Do do _
Do Ways and Means.
Do do
uly 13-15, 1971.
Aug. 3-5,1971..
uly 9, 1971
uly 1,1971.
uly 7-8, 1971.
uly 6. 1971
uly 1. 1971
uly 9. 1971.
uly 7, 1971.
...do
uly 8-9, 1971.
uly 6-9, 1971.
uly 28, 1971.
_._do_ _
uly 1-6,1971...
uly 7, 1971
uly 13-15, 1971.
uly 28-29, 1971.
uly 13-15, 1971.
uly 13-14,1971.
Aug. 5,1971....
Aug. 2-4, 1971..
"uly 13. 1971
uly 26, 1971
uly 13, 1971
uly 12,1971
uly 28-30, 1971
uly 1, 1971
uly 12-16, 1971
uly 14, 1971
Aug. 3-5, 1971 _.
Aug. 2-3 and 22, 1971.
uly 26-30, 1971
uly 28, 1971
uly 29, 1971
uly 7-8, 1971.
do.
uly 12, 1971
uly 15 and 19, 1971.
uly 13,1971
uly 29, 1971.
Aug. 4-5, 1971.
uly 14,1971
uly 12,1971
uly 19-22,1971
uly 21-22, 1971
uly 21, 1971
uly 21-22, 1971
uly 8, 1971
585.90
239.40
85.25
240. 75
168. 20
2.40
276. 00
920. 55
265. 20
397.80
1,212.75
749. 55
256. 50
54.90
262. 35
63.00
775. 20
368. 50
669. 75
496. 15
77.05
951.90
60.75
146.25
165.30
153.00
520.20
55.10
571.20
117.60
466. 90
446. 40
1,317.60
180. 00
482. 40
283. 25
591.75
146. 40
348.30
91.80
198. 90
359. 55
76.50
99.45
1,422.90
321.30
117.30
214.50
181.50
277
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS Amount
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter Committee Date
1971
Oct. 19 2704 Alderson-Monick Report- Post Office and Civil Service July 8, 1971 $72.00
2705 '"do3'. — - --do July 7-8, 1971 294.75
2706 Do do July 28, 1971 85.50
2707 Do do July 15, 1971 2.75
2708 Do do July 29, 1971 72.00
2709 Do ..do July 20-21, 1971. 189.00
2713 Columbia Reporting Co., Armed Services July 29, 1971. 146.25
2714 '"no do July 13-14, 1971 170.55
2715 Do"" do July 19-20, 1971 396.00
2716 D*:™:::::::::::::::::**..:...... ,B|*?'A£L — ,H2
2717 Do do. Aug. 5, 1971 15.75
?7ia nn do - -do b/. 51)
279 do So I:::::::::::::.:::::: Juiy28,i97i 78.75
2720 Do""" do" July 21-22, 1971 335.55
2721 Do:::;::::::::::::::::::do;: Aug. 2,1971 — mso
2722 Do - ..do..-. - Aug. 4, 1971 50.85
2727 District Reporting Co Government Operations July 27, 1971 iiHJ!
2732 Do do July 21-22, 1971.— - 745.20
2733 do" :::::ido jmy 12. 1971 iu.n
2741 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries-. Julv 20-22, 1971 542'S?
2742 Do....... do....- July 7, 1971.- 2.75
2743 Do do _-.do... - /U.^u
2744 Do::::::::::::::::::::..do... juiy 12-13 1971 599.50
2745 Do do..... July 8, 1971 210.60
2746 Do do July 28, 1971 104.50
2747 Do""""::::;:;::;::::::::dS:;::;::: juiyV^i 239.25
2749 Ward & Paul . Banking and Currency July 16, 1971 ?S,2c
2750 Do do... July 28 1971 37.35
2751 Do do July 19-20, 1971.... 1,193.85
2752 Do::::::::::::::::::::::do:....... juiy 21,1971 200
2753 Do District of Columbia July 2, 1971 -- Ij'-*
2757 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign July 25, 1971 39. 9U
Alderson. Commerce. . ., .„ ... „c
2758 Do do... July 6 and 13-14 1971 413.25
2759 Do do July 27-29 and Aug. 3-4, 1,051.65
1971.
2760 Do do July 27-30, Aug. 2 and 5, 1,248.30
1971.
20 2771 Ward&Paul Agriculture July 12-16, 1971 — llZ.?H5
2772 Do .do July 19-22 1971... 856.80
2773 Do Banking and Currency Sept. 8-lo, 1971 3,™ES
2774 Do. ..do Sept. 15 and 17 1971 799.50
2776 Do Interior and Insular Affairs July 19-23, 1971 ''raSc
Nov. 3 3143 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor. July 15, 1971 2/8.U5
3144 'V... ...do July 12-13 1971 398 65
3147 Do Foreign Affairs - July 27, 1971 202.50
3148 Do do July 20-21, 1971 278.10
3149 Do .do.. JulyS, 1971 1^6.75
3150 Do .....do.. July 29, 1971 27.00
3151 Do ...do July 26, 1971 336.30
3156 Do... Ways and Means July 7, 1971... 167. 75
3157 Do ..do July 28-Aug. 3, 1971 539.00
3158 Do. - do.. July 12-20 1971 759 00
3163 Hoover Reporting Co., Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. Aug. 3-5, 1971 sv£..tv
3164 '"Do... do._ Julv 14,1971 129.25
3248 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor. July 22, 1971 '^5
.do July 12, 1971... 139-65
Inc.
3249 Do.
3256 Doi:::::::::::::::::::::d6:::::::::::: ~ jmys:im ._.— , 242.00
3254 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign Com- Sept. 14-21, 1971.. 1,433. iu
Alderson. merce. ..„„.«,, n ocq en
3255 Do. do Sept. 15-30, 97 1. HM
3256 Do .do Sept. 14-30, 1971 LfJ^Zg
3257 Do.. do - Oct. 4-7, 1971 686.85
3258 Do.. .do - Oct. 12-15, 1971 M|Hn
3259 Do.. do - Sept. 9,1971 153.90
3260 Do. do Sept. 28-29, 1971 584.25
18 3558 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor.. Sept. 14-16, 1971 ^b.BU
3559 '"Do do Sept. 30, 1971 278.05
3560 Do do... - — - Sept. 23,1971 ... 338.35
3551 Do do .- - Sept. 22-Oct. 1, 1971- 584.25
3562 Do do - Oct. 6, 1971— — - 190.95
3563 Do do July 14, 1971 24.75
278
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS Amount
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter Committee Date
1971
Nov. 18 3564 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc. Foreign Affairs Sept. 14, 1971 $242.25
3565 Do do _ Sept. 21-30, 1971 350.55
3566 Do .do.-. Sept. 23, 1971... 63.25
3567 Do do Sept. 22, 1971 99.00
3568 Do do Sept. 23.1971 108.00
3569 Do do. Sept. 28, 1971 162.00
3570 Do. do Sept. 20, 1971 214.50
3571 Do. Ways and Means July 25-27, 1971 ... 321.75
3572 Alderson- Monick Post Office and Civil Service July 22, 1971 31.50
Reporting Co.
3573 Do ....do Julv 13-19, 1971... 249.75
3577 Do do July 12-20, 1971... 335.25
3578 Do _.do ___. July 27, 1971 65.25
3579 Columbia Reporting Co., Science and Astronautics. .. Aug. 3, 1971 121.50
Inc.
3580 Do Armed Services July 19, 1971 8.25
3581 Do do July 29-Aug. 4, 1971 492.55
3584 Do Science and Astronautics July 22, 1971 49.50
3589 Ward & Paul Agriculture.. Sept. 15-16, 1971 379.95
3590 Do do Sept. 13-14, 1971.... 198.90
3591 Do do Sept. 16, 1971 48.45
3592 Do do_ Sept. 15, 1971 43.35
3593 Do do Oct. 6-14, 1971 293.25
3594 Do do Seot. 20-Oct. 1, 1971 2,236.35
3595 Do Banking and Currency Sept. 23, 1971 164.00
3596 Do do.. Sept. 22, 1971 554.85
3597 Do ..do Sept. 29, 1971... 164.00
3598 Do do Oct. 4-7, 1971 1,482.30
3599 Do District of Columbia Sept. 8, 1971 164.25
3600 Do. Interior and Insular Affairs Sept. 9-10, 1971 _... 352.40
3601 Do. ...do... -. Sept. 13-14, 1971 501.60
3602 Do.. do... Sept. 16-17, 1971... 160.80
3603 Do _ do. ._ Oct. 4-5,1971 377.00
3604 Do. _._ ...do Oct.7,1971... 170.40
3605 Do ...do Oct. 6-13, 1971 230.40
3606 Do do Oct. 14,1971 417.60
3607 Do do Oct. 18-19, 1971 249.60
3608 Do do Sept. 27-28, 1971 377.00
3609 Do.... do Sept. 29, 1971___ 134.40
3610 Do do Sept. 20-30, 1971 1,048.80
Dec. 1 3941 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor Sept. 16, 1971... _ 136.80
Inc.
3942 Do do July 21-22, 1971 302.10
3943 Do.. __do Sept. 20,1971 247.95
3944 Do do July 30, 1971. 110.55
3945 Do Judiciary Oct. 6, 1971 229.50
3946 Do do Sept. 29-30, 1S71 892.50
3947 Do do Sept. 10,1971 94.35
3948 Do do Sept. 9, 1971 _.__ 175.95
3949 Do do Sept. 21-29, 1971 930.75
3950 Do do Sept. 30, 1971. 224.40
3951 Do .do Oct. 13,1971 193.80
3952 Do Ways and Means.... Sept. 20-29, 1971 1,487.90
3953 Do _.do Sept. 13-15, 1971 1,812.60
3955 Do_. Education and Labor... Sept. 22, 1971 308.20
3956 Do_ ..do _ Sept. 21-29, 1971 310.65
3957 Do do.___ _ Sept. 30-Oct. 7, 1971 974.85
3958 Do do.... -. Sept. 29, 1971. 599.65
3959 Do.... do Oct. 12-14, 1971... _.. 504.45
3961 Do Ways and Means Sept. 8-9, 1971 1,052.10
3964 Ward & Paul District of Columbia Oct. 18, 1971 40.50
14 4375 Acme Reporting Co ...do Nov. 11, 1971.. 90.00
4376 Alderson Reporting Co., Judiciary Oct. 14-15, 1971.. 512.55
Inc.
4382 Do Education and Labor Oct. 7-19, 1971 213.75
4383 Do do... Oct. 20 21, 1971 444.60
4384 Do Foreign Affairs Oct. 6-12, 1971 583.95
4389 Hoover Reporting Co. Inc- Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Sept. 10, 1971 253.80
4390 Do.... ...do_ Sept. 9-23, 1971. 1,787.40
4391 Do . ...do. Sept. 20-24, 1971 577.80
4392 Do do Sept. 21-22, 1971 279.00
4393 Do... ...do... Sept. 27, 1971.... 63.25
4394 Do do. Oct. 4, 1971 71.50
4399 Ward & Paul Agriculture Oct. 4-6, 1971 660.45
4400 Do.... Interior and Insular Affairs Sept. 10-30, 1971... 107.30
20 4578 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. Sept. 16, 1971. 156.60
4579 Do.... do Oct. 5-28, 1971 1,641.60
4580 Do. _ do _ Oct. 19, 1971 184.25
4581 Do do_ Nov. 5, 1971 22.00
4582 Do _.do Oct. 29, 1971... 391.50
279
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STENOGRAPHIC REPORTS
4609
4610
4611
Stenographic reporting — Continued
Reporter Committee Date
1971
Dec. 20 4583 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. Nov. 1-9, 1971 $???•?„
458d Do do Nov. 2, 1971 242.00
4585 Do • do Nov. 3-18, 1971 532.95
4586 Do -do Nov. 5, 1971... 197.10
4587 do :::::. ...do nov. 11,1971 — 112.75
4601 Do . Public Works Oct. 5, 1971 76.80
4602 Do -do JulyS, 1971. 234.90
4603 Do do..... Sept. 23, 1971 336.00
4604 Do do.... Nov. 4-10, 1971..... 527.80
4605 Do do Oct. 28, 1971 249. A0
4606 Do do Sept. 13-24, 1971 3,247.20
4607 Do ....do July 13-Aug. 5, 1971 3,172.80
4608 Do"" — -do Nov. 9, 1971 132.00
Do"" —-do July 7,1971. - 237.60
Do - Merchant Marine and Fisheries.. Nov. 16, 1971 236.50
Do Public Works.... July 29, 1971... 23.20
Do .. do Sept. 28-29, 1971.. 400.80
4613 Do .... do Sept. 22, 1971 127.20
4614 Do do July 21, 1971 43.50
46 5 Do —do July 27 1971 - 43.20
4616 Do -—do Oct. 19, 1971 - 191.40
4617 Do " do Oct. 21, Nov. 4-9,1971 168.20
4618 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign Oct. 26-Nov. 8, 1971 772.35
Alderson. Commerce. „_,„ „.
4619 Do do Nov. 9-10, 1971... 379.05
4620 Do "....do - Nov. 9-11, 1971 795.15
4621 Do do Oct. 21-Nov. 11,1971 _ 1,393.65
46?2 Do""""""-— —-—do Oct. 22, 1971..... 424.65
4624 Alderson Reporting Co., Ways and Means Oct. 7-14, 1971 756.25
4641 "do Education and Labor Oct. 28, 1971 290.70
4642 Do" -do.... Nov. 9-16, 1971 316.35
4643 Do"" Foreign Affairs. __ Nov. 9-10, 1971 634.95
4644 Do""" Veterans' Affairs Oct. 13-28, 1971 336.00
4645 Do WaysandMeans Oct. 19-28, 1971 1,932.00
21 4679 Ward & Paul Agriculture.... Nov. 18, 1971 91-80
4680 Do do.. Nov. 1-11, 1971 91i' S2
46S1 Do Banking and Currency Nov. 2, 1971 8.25
4682 Do" District of Columbia.. Nov. 15, 1971 126. 00
4683 Do Government Operations Nov. 3-11, 1971. 760. 95
4684 Do"" - --do Nov. 4,1971 189.00
4685 Do Interior and Insular Affairs Oct. 21-26, Nov. 11, 1971... 912.00
4686 Do do.. Nov.3,1971 117.60
4687 Do" -do Oct. 27, 1971 100.80
4688 Do do Oct. 28, Nov. 12, 1971 504.00
4689 Do" " -do Nov. 8-9,1971 — 542.40
4690 Do" """""-— do - Nov. 10,1971 163.20
28 4775 Alderson Reporting Co., Education and Labor Oct. 28, Nov. 4, 1971 259.35
4776 Do Foreign Affairs Nov. 8, 1971 57.75
4777 Do Judiciary. — Oct. 27, Nov. 3-11, 1971— 1,065.90
4778 Do io Nov. 10, 1971 209.10
4779 Do do" . Oct. 27, 1971 198.90
4780 K::::::::::::::::::::::do.::::....„. nov. 10,1971 — 214.20
4781 Do do Oct. 27, 1971 191-25
4782 Do do - Nov. 10, 1971 183.60
4783 Do do . Oct. 21, 1971 132.60
4784 Do WaysandMeans Nov. 2-5, 1971 H™ ™
4785 Do do Nov. 8-12, 1971. 2,430.00
4786 Do""":-.""".".".-".".".".".do."— ". Nov 15-18 1971 1,848 00
4791 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc. Public Works July 17, 1971... ^b.bu
4792 Do do .... July 23, 1971 - 252.00
4793 Do::::::::::::::::::::::do::::::::::::.::.. Oct '12-13,1971 seg.so
4795 Ward & Paul Agriculture Nov. 29, 1971 232. Ub
4796 Do Banking and Currency Nov. 3-11, 1971 M«,,X
4797 Do..... do Nov. 16,1971..... 344.40
4798 Do do Oct. 26, 1971 344.25
4799 dS:::..:::::::::::::::::™::.::::.::::.::.::;::.: oct. 27-nov. 2, wi — 1,773. 0
4800 Do District of Columbia. Nov. 10, 1971 139. bU
4801 Do do... Nov. 30-Dec. 3,1971 598 bp
4802 Do Government Operations... Nov. 10, 1971 c\lnn
4803 Do ... Interior and Insuiar Affairs Nov. 16-19, 1971 olb. UU
4804 Do do -..do «./U
4806 Ward, Smith, Paul & Interstate and Foreign do - /<w.oo
Alderson. Commerce. —Q Q.
4807 Do.... ...do.. Nov. 18-19. 1971... 739.80
4808 Do. do Nov. 12, 1971 270^75
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 120,337.20
280
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTJNGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
1971 COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
July 21 454 Brookings Institution:
1 copy of Farm Subsidies, June 1G, 1971.. $1.18
27 5S6 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 31, 1971 24. 12
612 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Mar. 1, 1971 1.50
28 665 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, April-May 1971 70.98
ept 1 1624 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 30, 1971 20.20
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 117.98
5 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Bakersfield, Fresno, and Chico,
Calif., and return, July 22-27, 1971:
Au? 28 1358 Thomas G. Abernethy, M.C. 175.00
1359 Frank E. Denholm, M.C.._ __ 175.00
1360 Christines. Gallagher... 175.00
1361 George A. Gcodling, M.C 175.00
1362 Arthur A. Link, M.C 175.00
1363 Robert B. (Bob) Mathias, M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Fresno, Calif., and
return, July 23-25, 1971 105.00
1364 Robert Price, M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Fresno and Chico,
Calif., July 24-26, 1971 105.00
5 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C, to Bakersfield, Fresno, and
Chico, Calif., and return, July 22-27, 1971 :
1365 B. F. Sisk, M.C ...- 175.00
1366 Frank A. Stubblefield, M.C 175.00
1367 Joseph P. Vigorito, M.C _ 175.00
31 1435 Imperial Bus Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 23-25, 1971. 596.60
Sept. 2 1679 John Melcher, M.C:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Houston, McAllen, and Austin, Tex., July 19-22, 1971 146.77
1689 W. R. Poage, M.C:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D.C, to Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Chico, and San Francisco, Calif.,
Dallas and Waco, Tex., July 22-27, 1971 132.00
1681 Fowler C. West:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D.C, to Los Angeles, Bakersfield, Chico, and San Francisco, Calif.,
July 22-27, 1971... 175.00
16 1918 Greyhound Lines-West:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 26, 1971 258.00
1919 Greyhound Airport Service:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 22 and 27,1971 75.00
1920 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 30, 1971 2.00
20 1958 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 31, 1971 32.38
Oct. 22 2819 Xerox Corp.: „„
Meter usage, July-September 1971 101. 2Z
Nov 1 3069 Thomas G. Abernethy, NIC:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C, to
Greenville, Miss., Oct. 12-13,1971. 186.00
12 3338 Doris L. Barbour (guardian of Elise Rose Ward):
Payment of unpaid compensation due to death of Fred T. Ward 245.78
16 3384 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Sept. 2 and 23, 1971 4.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
17 3501 Aug. 31,1971. - - -- 4.51
3502 September 1971 - 20.95
Dec. 1 3905 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 copy of Guide to Congress, October 1971 35.00
20 4527 Eastern Airlines, Inc.: „„.„„„
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 15, 1971.. 3,840.00
29 4902 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971.. 29.66
Salaries for 6 months - --- 37,688.95
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 45, 183. 82
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
Sept. 1 1638 Xerox Corp.: ... _„
Meter usage, July 30-Dec. 10, 1969 168.38
Total paid from 1970 appropriations 168.38
281
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES— Continued
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
1971 Official telephone service-
July 6 90 Apr. 30,1971.. $49.91
91 May 31,1971.... -- - 67.15
21 411 Doral A. Hupp:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from McLean, Va., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
June 30, 1971 --- 22.40
433 Eugene B. Brownell:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Appleton, Wis., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 21-22, 1971 196.00
434 Raymond J. Howard:
Marshal's tee and mileage for service of subpoena, June 15, 1971... 27.20
435 IBM Corp.:
Transportation charges for 1 MAG card, June 29, 1971 31.96
27 523 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 11,1971 204.00
587 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 3-27, 1971 - 11.70
617 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 30, 1971 81. 16
28 624 IBM Corp.:
Rental of MT Selectric typewriter, June 14-30, 1971... 99.17
659 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, April-May 1971 -- 66. 67
Aug. 6 985 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 2-28, 1971 53.80
9 1014 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 11, 1971 54.00
Sept. 1 1625 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 3-28, 1971 - 13.35
1651 American Air Lines, Inc.: ,--,„„
Official travel for Members and staff, June 2-4, 1971_ 136.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage—
15 1897 June 1971 --- - -- 100.38
Dec. 3 4060 Do - 60.00
Columbia Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
14 4385 June 24, 1971... - 68.75
4386 June 30, 1971 U5-50
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. 1,464. 10
Travel expenses and witness fees, round trip, from Washington, D.C.to:
Aug. 10 1025 Harry Axt, Newark, N.J. July 20-21, 1971 92.00
1026 Doral A. Hupp, McLean, Va., July 20, 1971 - 22.40
1027 Byron L. Wipple, Appleton, Wis., July 19-21, 1971 — - 216.00
17 1173 Raymond J. Howard:
Marshal's fee for service of subpoena, July 15, 1971.. - -.- Z6.72
31 1436 Page Harland Holmes:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 20-22, 1971 — - ---- 136.00
IBM Corp.:
1437 Delivery charge for typewriter, July 16, 1971 — -, i
1438 Transportation charges for equipment delivered, July 29, 1971 -.. 31.96
1439 Arthur Jones:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 20-21, 1971 96.88
Sept. 14 1864 Electronic News:
1-year subscription, September 1971-72 5.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
15 1884 July 6-28, 1971 - 20.85
1885 June 29-July 16, 1971.. 43.34
1891 IBM Corp.:
Rental of MC Selectric typewriter, July 1971 175.00
1894 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 - 23. 81
IBM Corp.:
Rental of MC Selectric typewriter—
1905 July 1971.... - -- ^5. 00
27 2126 August 1971.. - 1/5-00
2127 Do - I75- 00
2140 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, August 1971 55.28
28 2166 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usaga, Aug. 30, 1971 - 58.20
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
Oct. 22 2796 Aug. 6-30, 1971... - 22.00
Nov. 17 3503 Aug. 10-26, 1971 - -- 37.70
3504 Sept. 1-27, 1971.... 30.60
3505 Sept. 1-21, 1971 - - 50.45
282
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES— Continued
Xerox Corp.:
1971 Meter usage-
Dec 3 4058 Sept. 15-Oct. 1,1971 __ $21.69
4059 June 30-Aug. 31, 1971 82.71
4061 Aug. 31-Sept. 15, 1971 53.64
4062 Equipment placement charge, Sept. 27, 1971. 18.00
4063 Meter usage, October 1971 100.31
10 4204 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, Oct. 12-28, 1971 15.95
4221 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, Sent. 28-Oct. 18,1971 83.09
Columbia Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
14 4387 July 20-22, 1971 1,169.10
4388 July 19,1971 146.55
20 4493 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service. Oct. 1-22,1971 28.80
IBM Corp.:
Rental of MC Selectric typewriters —
4528 November 1971 175.00
4529 Do 175.00
4530 October 1971 - 175.00
4531 SeDtember 1971 175.00
29 4937 Office Supoly Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, November 1971 16.85
Salaries for 6 months 97,157.62
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 101,269.33
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
July 1 11 John Zuccotti:
Partial payment for services rendered under contract agreement 7,000.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, statement dated—
6 92 Apr. 30, 1971 — 1.20
93 Mar. 31,1971 86.90
8 135 The Bond Buyer:
1-year subscription to The Weekly Bond Buyer 133.44
U.S. Department of Agriculture:
1 copy of Toward Policies for Balanced Growth 4.00
13 227 Paul Nelson:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, July 8, 1971 89.50
14 235 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Dec. 14, 1970 120.00
237 Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, May 31, 1971 284.00
21 406 Chesaoeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, April 1971 299.85
The Wall Street Journal:
Annual subscription 32. 00
407 Capita! News Co.:
For delivery of New York Times during May-June 1971 87.00
Singsr-Friden Division:
Supplies 3-60
National Planning Association:
Publication 2.64
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage , May 197 1 111.31
Sidney Kramer Books:
Publication 7.40
412 George Gross: j . ,
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., June 25-28, 1971 78.50
436 Allegheny Airlines, Inc.: ^n
Official travel for Members and staff, June 12-16, 1971 44.00
27 524 Gerald McMurray:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, June 30, 1971 8d.2b
28 625 Curtis A. Prins: _, .
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston, Tex., June 17-21, 1971 208.00
29 697 Michael Lipsky: Ann nn
Payment for services rendered under contract, June 1, 1971 400. UU
Aug. 6 972 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 - - 1,022.60
1006 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 - - -- 234. 18
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 - - ISi.Hi.
1007 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 - 216. bl
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, March-May 1971 --- 2,500.20
283
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY— Continued
1971
Aug. 6 1007 Library of Congress:
Official telephone service, May 1971 $4.50
9 1011 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff _ 186.00
1012 Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, June 1971 290.00
1018 Xerox Corp.:
Meier usage, March-May 1971 633. 12
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, May-June 1971 136. 50
1019 Luce Press Clippings:
Services rendered, June 1971 284. 25
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 1971 364. 31
Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
Subscription to Private Foundations Reports 150. 00
1022 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
2 books for official committee use 12.00
Capital News Co.:
Delivery of New York Times, May-June 1971 30. 00
Singer:
6 rolls of adding machine tape, June 8, 1971 1. 80
International City Management Association:
1971 Municipal Year Book, May 5, 1971 17.50
Official telephone service-
Library of Congress, May 1971 4.50
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
May 1971 316.34
18 1202 June 1971 389.45
Western Union:
Official telegram service, June 1971 6.48
1233 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 30, 1971... 632. 00
31 1440 Luce Press Clippings, Inc.:
Services rendered, May 1971 ._ 205.50
1473 Fortune Directory:
4 copies of the Directory, June 4, 1971 15.00
Sept. 1 1633 Library of Congress:
Telephone services rendered, June 1971 4.50
1659 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 54.80
20 1962 Library of Congress:
Telephone services, June 1971 4. 50
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 17,024.66
July 21 429 District Delivery Service:
Delivery services, July-September 1971 17.60
Superintendent of Documents:
Copy of Title 24 of Code of Regulations, Housing & Housing Credit.. 2.75
Aug. 5 926 Paul Nelson:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, July 29, 1971 89. 15
6 976 Xerox Corp.:
Supplies ___ 148.46
9 1016 District Delivery Service:
Renewal subscription to New York Times (Sunday) 54.00
Xerox Corp.:
Supplies 24.08
1017 Public Documents Distribution Center:
1 copy of U.S. Government Organization Manual 3.00
Business Week Letter:
Subscription 36. 00
12 1127 George Gross:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expense sincurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C., to Buffalo, N.Y., July 29, 1971 45.00
24 1266 Gerald McMurray:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Montgomery, Ala., and
return, Aug. 9-11, 1971 105.00
26 1368 Travel expenses and witness fees, round trip, Aug. 5, 1971, from Washington, D.C.to:
P. E.H.Brady, Toronto, Canada 129.68
1369 Morton J. Schussheim, Philadelphia, Pa... 52.40
1370 Warren Smith, Ann Arbor, Mich 139.52
1371 George Sternlieb, New Brunswick, N.J 66.56
1372 Robert C. Weaver, New York City 77.12
1380 Dick Lam:
Payment for services rendered under contract, July 1,1971 1,200.00
30 1400 Benjamin B. McKeever:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Montgomery, Ala., and
return, Aug. 9-11, 1971 105.00
71-124 — 72 19
284
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
1971
Sept. 1 1632
1640
2 1669
3 1705
1706
8 1719
1724
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY— Continued
Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, July 31, 1971 $296.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 589.80
Washington Post:
3 1-year subscriptions, Aug. 12, 1971-72 135.00
West Publishing Co.:
Code revisions for 1971 189.50
Luce Press Clippings, Inc.:
For service during July 1971 -- 319.75
Xerox Corp.:
Supplies.... - - - 89.80
Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
For 2 books - - - - 8.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 147.45
American Banker:
1-year subscription -- 125.00
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 . 216.56
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971.. 5.00
Office Supply Service:
Miscallaneous stationery items, June 1971 26.64
Business Equipment Center, Ltd.:
For Stenorette tapes 23.90
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 154.96
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 239.47
Prentics-Hall, Inc.:
Handbook Housing Law Supplement 22.80
Benjamin B. McKeever:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., Aug. 29-31, 1971 114.00
David Glick:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Sacramento, Fresno and Los Angeles, Calif.,
Aug. 22-28, 1971 - 256.00
Paul Nelson:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Sept. 8, 1971 86.62
Institute for the Comparative Study of Political Systems:
Publication, Argentina Mosaic of Discord, Aug. 12, 1971 2.30
Year, Inc.:
1 copy of News Front Directory, Aug. 20, 1971 39.92
Sidney Kramer Books:
Publication, Financial Performance of Conglomerates, Aug. 26, 1971 12.00
Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
Subscriptions to New York Times, July-September 1971 130. 50
Wisconsin Law Review:
Volume 1970, No 3, Aug. 19, 1971. 3.00
Overseas Development Council:
1 copy of Monograph No. 4, Aug. 12, 1971 1.14
Organization for Economic Co-Operation and Development:
2 publications for official committee use, Aug. 11, 1971 8. 10
John E. Barriere:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, from New York City to Wash-
ington, D.C., Sept. 2, 1971 96.00
Washington Banktrends, Inc.:
1-year subscription, Aug. 26, 1971-72. 44. 54
Editor & Publisher:
1971 International Year Book, Aug. 26, 1971 --- 14.00
Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 copy of Washington Lobby, Aug. 26, 1971 4.95
Cheaspeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 265.76
Curtis A. Prins:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D.C., to Las Vegas, Nev., Aug. 28-Sept. 2, 1971 230.00
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 625.56
Luce Press Clippings, Inc.:
Services rendered, August 1971. 252.25
George Gross:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C., to Akron, Ohio, Sept. 14-15, 1971 87. 50
Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, Aug. 31, 1971 302.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, August 1971 j 68.53
National Association of Home Builders:
1 copy of New Mortgage Market, Aug. 30, 1971 4-00
13
1814
1815
14
1865
15
1904
16 1911
1921
17 1936
20 1943
21 1999
24 2407
27 2129
30 1230
285
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY— Continued
1971
Oct. 7 2445 Delta Air Lines, Inc.: , „. nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 9, 1971 --- «uo. OU
2463 George Gross: , . . . ,
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 24-25, 1971 91-25
2464 Benjamin B. McKeever:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Newark, N.J., Sept. 27, 1971... - 50-20
18 2585 United Air Lines, Inc.: 78 m
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 20, 1971.. - '»-0U
19 2605 Thomas L. Ashley, M.C.: ,„,.■_, no »„ m*.™
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1971 — m-b0
2606 George Gross: . . . . . .
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, 111., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1971 82.50
^Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Rockford,
Champaign and Peoria, III., Sept. 15-24,1971..... 452.70
2608 Gerald R. McMurray: ,7 ,.
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Oct. 8, 1971 "•°,»
2609 Partial payment for services rendered under contract, Sept. 30, 1971. .....— - 1,500.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, New York City to Washington,
2610 Aug. 19, 1971 - - 84.50
2611 Aug. 2,1971 - — /b-bu
22 2797 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.: _
Official telephone service, August 1971 --- wi.io
2813 Xerox Corp.: cr.o 7o
Meter usage, August 1971 - - - sjo."
2820 House & Home: ,„.,„,, is nn
1-year subscription, January 1972-73 13-uu
2831 American Airlines: qo nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 29, 1971 9»-uu
2832 Singer-Friden Div.: 97 77
Service to calculator on loan to committee, July 12, 1971. "•"
28 2893 Ben B. Blackburn, M.C.: „ ... - « , ,
3 days per diem incurred on travel, trom Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., and return,
Oct. 6-8, 1971 — - ---- 10b-UU
2894 Terrence Boyle: , . ,
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., via Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 6-11,1971 ...— 240. 05
Per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington,
D.C., to Miami, Fla.: 01 7n
2895 Casey Ireland, 2 days, Oct. 7-8, 1971 — °£- '"
2896 Gerald McMurray, 3 days, Oct. 6-8, 1971 — fArXX
2897 Robert G. Stephens, Jr., M.C., 5 days, Oct. 7-11, 1971 - - l»-"°
29 2937 Overseas Development Council: K?
Development Paper No. 6, Sept. 15,1971... - -- •X>L
Xerox Corp.: ,« q?
Freight charges, Aug. 9, 1971 - - - " r£
2938 Servicing of machines, September 1971 - loa.oo
Ancorp National Services, Inc.: ,c m
For services rendered, September 1971 - LD-VV
Nov. 5 3178 District Delivery Service: 17 fin
Subscription, October-December 1971. - W-DU
Economist Newspaper, Ltd.: .„ Q0
For annual renewal - -
Easibind Limited: c no
For two binders for Economist magazine - - -- J-u"
Superintendent of Documents, GPO: „., nn
1970 Census of Housing Final Reports - aid.uu
Ancorp National Services: en nn
Subscription, July-August 1971 - — - - JU-UU
3179 Paul Nelson: q7 fin
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Nov. 1, 1971 - -- 3/-ou
3196 Congressional Quarterly Service: ,,- nn
Guide to the Congress of the United States - - d3-uu
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.: »., ,.
Official telephone service, August 1971 --- w-ai
8 3201 George Gross: . ,
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to New Haven, Conn., Oct. 22-23,1971 - W-M
3202 Bob Thomas:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round,. rip, trom
Washington. D.C., to Miami, Fla., Oct. 7-9, 1971 - llb-uu
10 3275 Eastern Airlines, Inc.: _,,„,, r? nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 27, 1971 - ^-w
3298 Lester C. Thu row:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Cambridge, Mass., to
Washington, D.C., Oct. 6-8, 1971 — - "^D0
286
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
1971
Nov. 10
3299
16
3387
3389
17
3487
3506
3519
3521
3530
18
3587
19
3652
26 3732
30 3755
Dec. 1 3887
3889
3906
3921
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY— Continued
Trans World Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 19, 1971 $452. 00
Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, September 1971 _ 302.00
Luce Press Clippings, Inc.:
For services during September 1971 203. 50
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage 558.72
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, statement dated September 1971 298.05
Congressional Quarterly Service:
Subscription renewal 144.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 15, 1971 _ 196.00
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, September 1971 62.95
Ward &Paul:
Stenographic reporting, Sept. 27, 1971 262.50
Library of Congress:
Official telephone service, July-September 1971... 13. 50
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 274. 13
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September 1971 139.68
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
For renewal subscription to U.S. Law Week 158.00
Library of Congress:
Official telephone service, July-September 1971 13. 50
Joseph J. Jasinski:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Mew York, N.Y., Nov. 14-16, 1971 125.37
Official travel for Members and staff:
Allegheny Airlines, Inc.; Oct. 20, 1971. __ 70. 00
American Airlines, Inc., Sept. 29, 197L. 132.00
Eastern Airlines, Oct. 6, 1971... 1,152.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September 1971 75.63
Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, Oct. 8, 1971 1,101.60
Luce Press Clippings, Inc.:
For services during October 1971 249. 25
The Golembe Reports:
For renewal subscription to November 1972... 120.00
Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
3-month newspaper subscription, October-December 1971 130. 50
National Journal:
For continuation of weekly service for 1 year 200. 00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage for 36C0 machine:
Full committee, October 1971 558.72
Housing subcommittee, October 1971 139.68
Western Union:
Official telegram service, Dec. 3, 1971... 85.47
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage for 660 machine, October 1971. 124.87
Library of Congress:
For telephone services, October 1971 4.50
George Gross:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., Nov. 12-15, 1971. 149. 50
Casey Ireland:
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., and New York City, Nov. 12-22, 1971 346. 00
Brookings Institution:
1 copy of Setting National Priorities 1972, Dec. 8, 1971 3. 13
National Urban Coalition:
1-year subscription to City Magazine, Dec. 8, 1971 10. 00
Ancorp:
Newspaper subscription for October-December 1971. 45. 00
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 -- 89.90
Benet D. Gellman:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 28-30, 1971... 115. 80
Lawrence G. Williams, M.C.:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla.,
Nov. 21-26, 1971 - — 210.00
Paul Nelson:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Dec. 6, 1971 92. ol
Eastern Airlines:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 6, 1971 186. 00
3963
2 4027
3 4064
4070
4072
8 4102
4103
4131
4170
4171
4172
10 4215
287
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY— Continued
1971
Dec. 10 4217 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, Oct. 31,1971 — 5308.00
4224 United Airlines, Inc.: 1C0 nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 14 ar.d 23, 1971 .... ... 1". uu
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C., to Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov. 26-Dec. 3, 1971:
4241 Terrence Boyle »'•""
4242 George Gross J44. bu
John E. Zuccotti:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip from New York City to Wash-
Dn, D.C.
4243 Oct. 6,1971.
76.50
Sent 29 1971 76.50
4245 Remainder of payment for services rendered under contract, Dec. 2, 1971.. 1,500.00
14 4300 John E. Barriere: ,».,., u- _» ■**»«■,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to Nash-
ville.Tenn., Nov. 23-29,1971 341-20
4321 Benjamin B. McKeever:
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov. 26-Dec. 4, 1971 Sil.UU
16 4431 Government Printing Office: , 7,
1 copy of Pocket Data Book, USA 1971, Oct. 27, 1971 \-'*
1-year subscription to HUD Challenge J-uu
Library of Congress: . rn
For telephone services, October 1971 *■ 3U
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— Q, .
Housing subcommittee, October 1971 ™S
20 4494 Full committee, October 1971 - _/u.au
4536 National Airlines, Inc.: isc nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Nov. 12, 1971 lob.uu
4562 George Gross: ,,,_•, n <•> *„ m_,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Dec. 6-7, 1971 ul-™
4651 Casey Ireland: . . .
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D C, to Honolulu, Hawaii, and return via Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 27-
Dec. 6,1971 - — J0S-3U
4652 John Zuccotti: ... , ., v , ^t » ,a;,.u
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from New York City to Wash-
ington.D.C, Nov. 30, 1971 SA "
29 4920 National Airlines, Inc.: „„ nn
Official travel for Members and staff, Nov. 12, 1971 «»•""
Salaries for 6 months noa hr\\
Refunds and adjustments — V"- ""-1
Total paid from 1972 appropriations
COMMITTEE ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
355, 525. 39
July 27 526 Minority Room: _ ln 0Q
Miscellaneous printing services, Feb. 1, 1971 lu-uu
28 664 Xerox Corp.: . qR 17
Meter usage and 1 Auditron device, May 1971... -- 33- «
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— ., ln
Dec. 20 4497 Feb. 28-June 30, 1971 — "■$"
4498 Jan. 3,1971... - — - ---- x-au
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 12°- 12
July 22 470 Wil%™yC_|eC«-ga| services pursuant to H. Res. 28, 92d Cong.Jiily 20, 1971 15,000.00
Aug. 26 1376 Fred M. VmsonoV Jr.:^ ^.^ ^^ ^ R. ^ ^ ^ .^ J(j|y ^ ^ 15000 nn
Oct. 22 2816 Xerox Corp.: ,., ,r
Meter usage, June 1 97 1 iql-43
Dec. 20 4499 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.: _ ln
Official telephone service, July 31, 1971 01434
Salaries for 6 months i'ccc" cs
Refunds and adjustments _____
Total paid from 1972 appropriations . 75, 724. 57
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR
Xerox Corp.: 7c nn
Sept. 28 2167 Equipment rental, July 1970 '£•""
Nov 17 3490 Reimbursement for rental deduction, May 15, 1970 3a-"
Total paid from 1970 appropriations.
113.25
288
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
1971
July 2 56 Mario Biaggi, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, May 20-22, 1971 $60. 00
57 James B. Harrison:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, June 4-18, 1971.. 10.00
58 Violet R. Voce:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Honolulu ,
Hawaii, May 27-June 1, 1971. 693.97
6 87 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
Subscription to Labor Relations Reporter, June 1971-72 215. 00
Xerox Corp.:
8 116 Meter usage, May 1971. 228.11
117 Do 446.75
9 162 John Brademas, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., June 12-14, 1971 281.85
163 Orval Hansen, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., June 13-14, 1971 191.50
John F. Jennings:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to—
164 Boston, Mass., June 3-4, 1971 146.00
165 New York City, May 20-21, 1971 138.50
Alexandra J. Kisla:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to—
166 Boston, Mass., June 3-4, 1971 146.00
167 New York City, May 20-21, 1971 158.40
168 Roman C. Pucinski, M.C.:
Reimbursement for officia travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Boston,
Mass., June 3-4, 1971 157.00
Charles W. Radcliffe:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to—
169 Atlanta and Albany, Ga., June 10-11, 1971 229.00
170 Boston, Mass., June 3-4, 1971. 171.40
13 202 Shirley Chisholm.M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 round trips, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, May 19-20 and June 24-29, 1971 __ 104.00
203 Jack G. Duncan:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, May 3-12, 1971 8.00
204 Augustus F. Hawkins.M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, June 24-27, 1971 204.80
205 David Lloyd-Jones:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., June 12-14, 1971 234.35
206 Mattie L. Maynard:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, June 24-27, 1971 202.00
14 238 Congressional Quarterly Service:
Subscription, July 1971-72 144.00
16 336 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, April 1971 277.25
Western Union:
Official telegram service, April 1971.. 362.56
District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery 21.50
20 388 Louise M. Dargans:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, June 24-27, 1971 230.16
389 Ann Rader:
Stenographic services rendered, Mar. 12-13, 1971 5.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York
City:
401 Austin P. Sullivan, Jr., June 25-26, 1971.. 133.70
21 413 Herman Badillo, M.C., June 24-27, 1971. 53.76
414 Martin L. LaVor, June 24-26, 1971 169.90
Victor V. Veysey, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses—
415 Los Angeles, Calif.; Hawaii; and Washington, D.C., May 28-June2, 1971 773.84
416 Washington, D.C., to New York City, and return, June 24-26, 1971 134.00
428 John F.Jennings:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Atlanta,
Ga., June 10-11, 1971 - 261.90
437 American Association of State Colleges and Universities:
Guide to Federal funds for urban programs at colleges and universities, June 1971... 3.00
438 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1 copy of Developing Labor Law, June 23, 1971 24.85
439 Congressional Staff Directory:
1 copy of Congressional Staff Directory, June 29, 1971 9-00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York City:
23 485 Earl F. Landgrebe, M.C., June 24-27, 1971.... 131.00
27 528 VictorV. Veysey, M.C., May 20-21, 1971 - - 103.00
289
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
1971
July 27
28
Aug.
528
549
550
558
588
589
590
591
592
593
626
627
668
669
673
674
930
971
986
987
997
11
1069
13
1153
18
1224
1225
1226
1227
1228
1229
1237
26
Sept. 9
Oct. 19
Nov. 3
10
24 1271
1273
25 1299
1320
1321
1322
1378
1744
1745
1964
1965
2083
2655
3141
3284
Amount
17 3442
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— -R97 nn
Apr. 9, 1971... *627.00
Apr. 12. 1971 - - - - J24.65
May 7, 1971 - 413- lu
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— .. „
Minority staff. May 1971.. _. _*■ Q
Select Education Subcommittee, May 1971... ''•«
General Labor Subcommittee, May 1971 Viva.
Select Labor Subcommittee, May 1971 - — °{-°°
General Education Subcommittee, May 1971. oooi
Agricultural Labor Subcommittee, May 1971 "•3:)
Maxine M. Madden: cnc Qri
Stenographic reporting, May 7-8, 1971. — - - — bUb-9U
Government Printing Office: „_ .«„ ? nn
1 copy of Code of Federal Regulations, Title 29, May 28, 1971 3.uu
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— ,. nR
Mayl971 (fcVS
May 4-27, 1971 - - - d9'/1
Western Union:
Official telegram service— 10C ,n
April 1971 - "6.30
May 1971 - -- cil/-t>s
Roman C. Pucinski, M.C.: ....,,.._. r> ^ . n»i, ,,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Atlanta
and Albany, Ga„ June 10-11, 1971 - - «°-uu
Xerox Corp.: „Q 99
Meter usage, March 1971 taa.u.
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— ,Q ,n
Apr. 6-June 20, 1971 - - *f tf
May 1971 263-54
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.: Qln nn
Stenographic reporting, May 10, 1971.... - - 81U-UU
Affiliated Court Reporters: .Q7 R,
Stenographic reporting, May 24, 1971. _ <ra/.oa
International City Management Association:
1 copy of 1971 Municipal Year Book, May 1971 l>-™
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971— q. «
Full committee - - — 15,S
General Labor Subcommittee - - - ai'sr
Special Education Subcommittee --- ?i '??
Agricultural Labor Subcommittee... .*£■ |?
General Education Subcommittee {a!" «
Select Education Subcommittee - - ld4, /D
Xerox Corp.: ,-,-, »*
Meter usage, May-June 1971 - - - - - ui.w
Minority Room: , K7
Miscellaneous printing services, May 21, 1971 - 1-D/
Louisville Courier-Journal: „ .,
1-year subscription, May 1971-72 - D8-bD
Jack G. Duncan: 9 nn
Local transportation expenses incurred on official business, June 8, 1971 <-. uu
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 30,1971 — 7_ fi,
Select Labor Subcommittee - -- '-Si:
Minority staff ---- g-{K
Do. - 52-80
James H. Scheuer, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York
City, June 25-26, 1971 5A0U
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.: ,„,- nn
Stenographic reporting, June 14, 1971 mxw
Council on Economic Priorities: ,,. nn
1-year subscription, June 1971-72 "-uu
House Postmaster:
Postage stamps for official committee business— .„ „
June 1971 - -- if^
Do 52-00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.: ,c7 nn
Stenographic reporting, Mar. 20,1971 - - <tt/.uu
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— . cn1 QC-
June 25-26, 1971 - - }'«a an
May 21 and June 4, 1971.... - - l,533.du
Xerox Corp.: 1R oi
Reimbursement for disallowed discount, June 1971. 1D-°l
Roman C. Pucinski, M.C.: ..,.._. „« . >■
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to New
York City, May 20-21, 1971 154-00
290
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
1971
Dec. 1 3923 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 $225.60
Total Daid from 1971 appropriations 17,398.99
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Berkeley, Palo
Alto, and Los Angeles, Calif., July 8-12, 1971:
July 16 339 JackG.Duncan 526.25
340 Christine Marie Orth_ 516.00
20 378 District Delivery Service:
3-month subscription to New York Times, July 1, 1971 _ _ 29.75
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to San Francisco
and Los Angeles, Calif., July 8-12, 1971:
23 483 Robert C. Andringa 517.50
484 John Brademas, M.C 524.80
486 Martin L. LaVor (July 8-11, 1971).... 499.40
27 527 Alphonzo Bell, M.C 388.00
Aug. 3 865 Orval Hansen, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Los
Angeles, Calif., July 8-12, 1971 520.10
5 929 Christine Orth:
6 TDK cassettes for official committee business, July 10, 1971 27.79
24 1268 Dan W. Benedict:
2 copies of Memorandum Opinion and Order, USA vs. Texas Education Agency, et al.,
July 27, 1971 12.00
Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
1269 Partial payment for 1-year subscription to Employment Safety & Health Guide, July
1971-72 100.00
1270 Do 50.00*
1272 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1, 1971 2.02
25 1300 JackG.Duncan:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip. July 7-23, 1971 6.00
1301 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, August 1971-72 35.00
26 1377 James H. Scheuer, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., July 8-11, 1971 472.00
Sept. 1 1639 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 345.05
9 1746 Swingline, Inc.:
1 No. 13 follow block, Aug. 24, 1971 .58
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service —
1784 Special Education Subcommittee, July 1971 4.80
1785 Select Education Subcommittee, July 1971 85.75
1786 Agricultural Labor Subcommittee, July 1971 107.35
1799 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 5-30, 1971 _ 204.84
David Lloyd-Jones:
20 1945 Taxi fares for official subcommittee business, Aug. 12, 1971 2.00
1946 Reimbursement for purchase of tape recorder batteries for official business, Aug. 12,
1971 8.64
1966 House Postmaster:
Postage stamps for official committee business, July 1971.. _ 59.90
21 1983 Dennis J. Taylor:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Sept. 16-17, 1971 _ 148. 10
22 2023 Ward & Paul, Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, September 1971 490. 20
30 2231 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper deliveries, October-December 1971 _ 21.50
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
Full committee, July 1971 127.68
2233 General Labor Subcommittee, July 1971 65.73
2234 Select Labor Subcommittee, July 1971 _ 141.16
2235 Minority staff, July 1971 _ 58.81
Oct. 1 2366 Jim Harrison:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, Aug. 16-Sept 8, 1971 12. 50
7 2467 Alexandra J. Kisla:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, Oct. 22,1971 2.50
8 2522 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co:
Official telephone service, July 1971 124.64
2525 District Delivery Service:
Payment for 3-month delivery of New York Times, October-December 1971 21. 50
2530 Xerox Corp.:
Rental of 400 Telecopier, Aug. 16-Sept. 30, 1971 66.90
18 2586 McGraw Hill, Inc.:
1 copy of Keystone Industry Manual, September 1971 60.48
19 2615 John F. Jennings:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Sept. 16-17, 1971 165.00
291
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
0ate No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
1971 Official telephone service, August 1971— ,
Oct 22 2798 General Labor Subcommittee.. - - - * i c qq
2800 Special Labor Subcommittee - - incon
2801 Agricultural Labor Subcommittee _ - iua.su
2812 Xerox Corp.: ,.,. fi.
Meter usage, September 1971 - - 1*0.00
2833 Academe Executive Services: ... nn
Reimbursement for transcription of tapes, September 1971... -- ist.uu
2834 Office Supply Service: ,- .,
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 DD- 13
iNov. 1 3076 Peter A. Peyser, M.C.: ■»»•♦«
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
New York City, Sept. 16-17,1971.. — - w-uu
4 3169 Jack G. Duncan:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Chicago, III., Nov. 1-2, 1971 ul-™
3170 Christine M. Orth: .,,..■■. r> n *„
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Chicago, III, Nov. 1-2,1971 ^6- bu
10 3247 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.: ,,7 7I-
Stenographic reporting, July 20, 1971 ---- iLI • n
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— 7 ,n
3261 Special Education Subcommittee, August 1971. _ «•■»}
3262 Select Education Subcommittee, August 1971 **• "'
3263 Select Labor Subcommittee, August 1971 iso. ics
3285 Xerox Corp.: 17R 7,
Meter usage, Sept. 16,1971... - -- - -- l/b-/i
3305 National Journal: 1Kn nn
1-year subscription, Oct. 6,1971-72 - -- 150-00
12 3352 Dennis J. Taylor: ... _
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.O., to
Boston, Mass., Oct. 21-22,1971.. - - 191-^>
16 3357 Robert E.Vagley: .
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.U, to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-30, 1971 493.00
3391 District Delivery Service: _. ,-
Subscription to New York Times, October-December 1971 - <^.ou
3392 New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations:
2 copies of Nelkin— On the Season, Sept. 27, 1971 *■ «
17 3433 Alphonzo Bell.M.C: „, .. . _ . .
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-31,1971 - ---- 388-0u
3434 John Brademas, M.C.:
Reimbursement for officia Itravel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Chicago, III., Nov. 1-2, 1971 - ---- 210-90
3435 Adrienne Fields:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.O., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-30, 1971 - - 498-40
3436 Thomas J. Gerger: ,., u- _. r, o .„
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.U, to
Boston, Mass., Oct. 21-22, 1971 191-00
3437 Orval Hansen, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Chicago, III., Nov. 1-2 1971 — 202-00
3438 Augustus F. Hawkins, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-30, 1971... --- 388-uu
3439 John F. Jennings:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Boston, Mass., Oct. 21-22, 1971 - 180-0u
3440 Alexandra J. Kisla: , . , ,., . n^ .„
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.O., to
New York City, Sept. 16-17, 1971 - - ™7-m
3441 John C. Miller: . , „, . .. .
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-31, 1971 _ 500.15
Roman C. Pucinski, M.C.: ,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to—
3443 New York City, Sept. 16-17,1971 - - }4'-0«
3444 Boston, Mass., Oct. 21-22, 1971 loS-uu
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage— ,7C „,-
3488 Select Education Subcommittee, September 1971.... ,nn'nn
3489 General Education Subcommittee, September 1971... - ,Tk 17
3491 Full committee, September 1971.. T,, 70
3492 Special Education Subcommittee, September 1971 H nn
3493 Agricultural Labor Subcommittee, October 1971.. — ■ ^s-uu
292
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
1971
Nov. 17
3507
3508
3509
3510
3511
18
3512
3513
3556
23
3668
3669
3670
3671
26 3725
Dec. 1
3897
3898
3914
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
Special Labor Subcommittee, September 1971 $114.51
Select Education Subcommittee, September 1971 - 55.01
General Education Subcommittee, July 1971 297.18
Special Education Subcommittee, September 1971 13. 60
General Education Subcommittee —
August 1971 ..-. -.. 84.75
September 1971 - 113.98
Agricultural Labor Subcommittee, September 1971 -- 90. 05
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, Sept. 17, 1971 .. - 433.20
Lloyd Meeds, M.C.:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C.to Chicago, 111., Nov. 1-2,1971 43.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Chicago, III., Nov. 1-2, 1971 --- 132.00
Martin L. LaVor:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Chi-
cago, III., Nov.2, 1971 - - -- 178.00
JohnH. Dent, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Los
Angeles, Calif., and Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 28-30, 1971 480.00
Jack G. Duncan:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C.to New
York City and Boston, Mass., Nov. 19-22, 1971... 290. 50
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
General Labor Subcommittee, September 1971 66. 98
Full committee, September 1971 104.37
National Journal:
1-year subscription, January 1972-73 - 200.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Nov. 9, 1971.... 97.00
William L. Clay, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C.to Los Ange-
les, Calif., Oct. 28-31, 1971 501.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
Minority staff, September 1971 52.76
Full committee, August 1971 74.33
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, October 1971 249.12
Orval Hansen, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to Boston
and New York City, N.Y., Nov. 19-22,1971 244.27
Daniel H. Krivit:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Nov. 16-17,1971 132.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C, to Boston,
Mass., and New York City, Nov. 19-22, 1971:
Charles W. Radcliffe 269.20
Christine M. Orth. 250.00
Peter A. Peyser, M.C 129.00
House Postmaster:
Postage stamps for official business, September 1971 22. 50
Do 10.00
Eric Honick:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Dec. 9-10, 1971 128.30
Charles W. Radcliffe:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to Portland,
Oreg., Dec. 5-7,1971 518.00
Robert E. Vagley:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to New
York City, Dec. 9-10, 1971 133.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
General Labor Subcommittee, October 1971 100.62
Full committee, October 1971 111.91
Select Education Subcommittee, October 1971 88.80
General Education Subcommittee, October 1971 65. 12
Agricultural Labor Subcommittee, October 1971 144. 25
Special Education Subcommittee, October 1971 8.36
Select Labor Subcommittee-
September 1971 178.97
October 1971 216.77
Special Labor Subcommittee, October 1971 239.09
Minority staff, August 1971 12.33
District Delivery Service:
Subscription to the New York Times —
November-December 1971.. 23.00
January-March 1971 21.50
Western Union:
Official telegram service, October 1971 14.09
3 4065
8 4107
10 4205
4206
4230
4246
4247
4248
14 4281
4326
4369
4370
15 4413
17 4436
4437
20 4500
4501
4502
4503
4504
4505
4506
4507
4508
4509
4522
4523
4551
293
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR— Continued
1971
Dec. 20 4553 Xerox Corp.:
Supplies for Xerox 400 Telecopier, Oct. 31,1971. - $10.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 9-14, 1971:
4563 Jeunesse M. Beaumont 576.20
4564 Hugh G. Duffy.. 624.60
4653 Vance J. Anderson:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York
City, Dec. 9-10, 1971 _. 136.90
4671 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery, January-March 1971. 21.50
22 4748 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Minority staff, October 1971.. 7.85
Do.....! 77.81
Western Union:
Official telegram service, minority staff, October 1971 10.37
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to San
Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., Dec. 9-14, 1971:
28 4835 Alphonzo Bell, M.C - 458.00
4836 John C. Miller _ - 599.35
4837 Frank Thompson, Jr., M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Los
Angeles, Calif., Dec. 12-15, 1971. 504.00
4838 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, October 1971 298.27
Servicing, Nov. 10, 1971... 42.54
29 4870 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1-year subscription, Nov. 26,1971-72... - 176.00
4871 Hudson Dispatch:
1-year subscription, Aug. 17, 1971-72 36.00
4872 Jersey Journal:
1-year subscription, December 1971-72... 24.00
4873 Journal of Law and Education:
Subscription, November 1971-72 20.00
4924 National Journal:
1-year subscription, January 1972-73 200.00
Western Union Telegraph Co.:
Official telegram service—
4945 Minority staff, August 1971. 2G1.73
4946 General Labor Subcommittee, Aug. 31, 1971 4.02
4947 Full committee, September 1971 34.11
Salaries for 6 months 409,111.97
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. 433, 389. 08
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS
July 2 59 Caroline Hunter:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, May 5, 1971 - - — 124.88
13 207 Jennifer Davis:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 16, 1971 76.00
14 239 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, April 1971 4.50
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
15 262 May 25, 1971 178.80
263 May 19, 1971 - 159.50
264 May 17, 1971 153.00
265 May 12,1971 _ - - 93-50
266 May 11, 1971 - 179.55
267 June 8, 1971 195.20
268 May 4-5 and 11-12,1971... - 818.10
21 440 Thulani Gcabashe:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Atlanta, Ga., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
June 2, 1971 148.90
28 628 Argus South African Newspaper Ltd. :
1-year subscription to airmail edition of The Star, Johnannesburg, South Africa, June
1971-72 .-.- -- 21.00
629 Fred Warner Neal:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Ontario, Calif., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
June 18, 1971 _. - 425.50
675 Western Union:
Official telegram service, April 1971.. - 4.11
Aug. 3 867 William H. Booth:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., and re-
turn, June 30, 1971... 72.00
868 ITT World Communications, Inc.:
Official telegram service, June 3, 1971 7.95
988 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 190.78
294
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Aug. 6 996 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971.. $88. 59
10 1032 Joel Carlson:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., and re-
turn, June 16, 1971 76.88
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
18 1205 May 20, 1971 208.80
1206 June 2-16, 1971 909.90
1230 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 281.61
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
25 1325 June 7, 1971 264.00
Sept. 1 1608 June 10, 1971 150.45
1609 June 11,1971 273.90
1610 June 14, 1971 258.00
2 1689 Gisbert H. Flanz:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 10,1971 __ 30.88
22 2024 Robert R. Bowie:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 18, 1971 124.88
24 2084 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, June 7, 1971 115. 50
Oct. 7 2448 Gidon Gottlieb:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., round
trip, May 11, 1971 76.88
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
19 2656 June 8, 1971 143.00
2657 June 30, 1971 167.40
2658 June 18, 1971 192.00
2659 June 9, 1971 158.60
Dec. 1 3930 June 10, 1971 _...-. 145.80
Refunds and adjustments.. (3,400.00)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 3,120.34
July 29 704 Oliver K. Marshall:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Colorado Springs, Colo., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, July 12, 1971.... 243.20
Aug. 3 866 Robert W. Bechtel:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 15, 1971 76.00
5 931 Morgan F. Murphy, M.C.:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, July 23, 1971 40. 00
10 1028 Willis Armstrong:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Bailey Island, Maine, to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, July 20, 1971. 134.80
1029 Francis Bator:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Cambridge, Mass., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, July 20, 1971 112.25
1030 John J. Brady:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York City, July 23,
1971 _ 35.00
1031 John Franklin Campbell:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 13, 1971 76.88
1033 Maurice J. Goldbloom:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 14,1971 76.80
1034 Gabriel Jackson:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from La Jolla, Calif., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 21, 1971. 427.00
13 1154 Foreign Affairs:
1-year subscription to Foreign Affairs Quarterly, August 1971-72... 10. 00
1155 Economist Subscription Department:
1-year subscription, October 1971-72 48.00
17 1174 Douglas G. Chapman:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Seattle, Wash., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 26, 1971 _. 344.28
1175 Scott McVay:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Princeton, N.J., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 26, 1971 50.00
24 1274 Jerome Fried:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Blacksburg, Va., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 27, 1971 _. _. 81.68
1275 Norman D. Palmer:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Devon, Pa., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
July 27, 1971.. _ 43.10
295
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Aug. 25 1302 Fo^f."ye^^cription t0 Fore|gn Affairs Quarterly, July 1971-72 $10.00
1303 Mar^™l£aV™^sesand wjtness fees, from Downsview, Canada, to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, July 14,1971.
Perlmutter:
ravel expenses and witnf
round trip, July 14, 1971.
1304 A"10^^,"1^-^ and witness fees> from Cambridge, Mass., to Washington, D.C.,
1305 GeorfraL;ef ™a^n3SS and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 25,1971
1306 phlll!r^Jea|lbe°xt|jenses and wjtness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 20, 1971 -
30 1403 williaT^avPg,Beuxnpdeyn:ses and wjtness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 20, 1971 — -
1404 Howard JJtajgJ^ and wjtness fees> from Bar Harbor, Maine, to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, July 22, 1971
31 1443 JamnKntaad^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ Sou{h g^ ^ {o Wasnlngtoni D c round
trip, July 28, 1971
1444 ""^aXxpSses and wjtness fees> ,rom Honolulu, Hawaii, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Aug. 4, 1971
1445 MarkTPae^meaxnp:enses and witness ,eeSi from Pittsburgh, Pa., to Washington, D.C. , round
trip, Aug. 4, 1971. -
1446 A^'P^^^J-.jes and witness fees, from Cleveland, Ohio, to Washington, D.C, round
127. 00
127. 00
62.00
76.88
96.00
157.00
148.75
467. 02
73.52
104.00
Travel expenses and witness fees, round trip, from Washington, D.C.
Sept 2 1690 Hendrik Houthakker, North Pomfret Vt. July 22, 1971 -- ^i.uu
V' 1691 George Rentz, Palo Alto, Calif July 15 1971 «'•«
1692 loseph L. Ryjn, Cambridge, Mass., July 28 1971 - |"»-«
i693 Nadav Safrai, Harrisville, N.H., Aug. 3, 1971 nili
14 1867 John Bryant, New York City, Aug. 4 1971 - — - '£.os
16 1922 John Nicolopoulos, New York City, July 14, 1971 — /D-00
22 2025 ITT World Communications Inc.: .. „.
Official cable service, July 5, 1971 —
2026 GaryTGraPPfretxpenses and witness {eeS| from Chicago, III., to Washington, D.C, round trip,
July 27, 1971
Aldsrson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
24 2085 July 13-15,1971 - - ----
2086 July 27-28, Aug. 3, 1971 - - -
2087 July 22, 1971 - - --
2088 July 15,1971 —
2089 July 27, 1971 -- ---
2090 Aug. 3,1971 -
2091 July 27, Aug. 4,1971.. — - -
2092 July 9, 1971 — "
2093 July 14-19, 1971.... - - -
2094 Aug. 3,1971 - - - -
2095 July 30, 1971 - - -
2096 Aug. 3,1971 - "
2097 July 12,1971.. - - --- -
2108 Helen Vlajjhos:^^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ p.^ ^ Washingtoni DX., round
trip, Sept. 9, 1971 - -
27 2134 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 26, 1971 -
30 2206 MariandAysCp^,de^:incurredontrave,,rom Washington, D.C, to Panama City, Panama,
and return, Sept. 15-19,1971 - ---
2236 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. :
Official telephone service, July 1971 -
Oct. 7 2445 RichfrdJe00ePxeprensesandw|tnessfeeSifrorn New Haven,Conn.,to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Sept. 16,1971 -- - - -
2447 RicharrdvGeardxnpeernses and wjtness fees> ,rom New York City to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Sept. 16,1971 -
2449 Lub0TsrVve^ee)|[penses and wjtness fees_ from Rochester, N.Y., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Sept. 21,1971 -
2468 R0^^80^^ and misCeiianeous expenses, incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., Sept. 18-19,1971
122.00
453. 60
604. 80
383.40
137.70
162. 45
178. 20
380. 25
204. 00
460. 05
169. 60
120.00
75.60
612.90
58.50
28.78
200. 00
359. 08
92.96
77.12
84.00
73.50
296
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Oct. 7 2469 Paul Findley M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, from Ottawa, Ontario, to Washington, D.C.,
Sept. 27,1971 $68.04
18 2587 Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
2 subscriptions to New York Times, January-November and September-November 1971. 128.25
2588 Aleksei Levin:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., Sept. 21,
1971 40.00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic renorting —
19 2660 July 19,1971 199.80
2661 July 12, 1971 167.40
2662 July 20, 1971. __ __ _ 258.00
2663 July 20-22, 1971. 515.70
2664 July 29, 1971__ 192.00
2665 July 7, 1971 _ 118.25
2666 July 21, 1971 _ _ 216.00
2667 July 12,1971 78.30
2668 July 27, 1971 _ 201.45
2669 July 1, l97i 189.75
28 2903 Clifford P. Hackett:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York,
N.Y. Oct. 8-9,1971 101.08
Nov. 16 3393 Malcolm H. Kerr:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Los Angeles, Calif., to Washington, D.C., and
return, Sept. 30, 1971 _ 352.00
17 3476 Michael H. Van Dusen:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., Oct. 29-31, 1971 _ 119.50
3514 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 227.84
3522 Eastern Airlines Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 23, 1971 156.00
3527 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Sept. 1-14, 1971_ 59. 50
18 3557 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, July 28, 1971 231.80
19 3630 Richard Pipes:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., and re-
turn, Oct. 20, 1971.. 104.00
3631 Savile Book Shop:
Book entitled "Agrarian Problems and Peasant Movements in Latin America,"
Oct. 16, 1971. _ 2.95
30 3757 Vernon V. Aspaturian:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from University Park, Pa., to Washington, D.C.,
and return, Oct. 21, 1971 63.44
3758 Shlomo Avineri:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Hartford, Conn., to Washington, D.C., and
and return, Oct. 28, 1971 102.32
3759 Roman Kolkowicz:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Los Angeles, Calif., to Washington, D.C.,
and return, Oct. 21, 1971 341.50
3760 David S. Landes:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., and
return, Nov. 2, 1971. .__ 113.50
Dec. 1 3899 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971. 437.29
3910 Eastern Airlines:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 18-19, 1971 102.00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
3930A Sept. 16, 1971 104.50
3931 Sept. 23, 1971. 181.05
3932 Sept. 9-15, 1971 .- 345.60
3933 Sept. 16,1971. 359.10
3934 Sept. 21, 1971 262.65
3935 Sept. 9-13, 1971 285.60
3936 Sept. 9, 1971 148.50
3937 Sept.30-Oct. 5, 1971 394.20
3962 Sept. 21, 1971 194.30
3974 Robert B. Boettcher:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York, N.Y. Nov. 11-17, 1971 256.00
3978 Michael H. Van Dusen:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., Nov. 10-13,1971... 153.50
3986 John C. Campbell:
Travel expenses and witness fee, from New York, N.Y., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Nov.3, 1971 76.00
3987 New York Times Library Services & Information Div. :
1-year subscription to semi-monthly index, January-December 1972. 87.50
297
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Dec. 8 4136 Lincoln BloomfieW^ ^ ^^ from ^^ m^ ^ Washingt0lli D.C., round
trip, Oct. 14, 1971 - 596.00
413 af Travel°expenses and witness fee, from Birmingham, Ala., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Nov. 9, 1971 - 13u-00
4138 HansTMor^enthau:es ^ ^^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Cjty> ^ Wasnjngtoni D.C., round
trip, Nov. 10, 1971 --- 76-00
4139 Hu2hTPa^jcex-pensesandwJtnessteepfromNewHavenconn., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 4, 1971 - - - 9Z-96
4140 Edwl^rJgfJpenses and witness fee, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 8, 1971 - - - n3- 50
4141 Robert ^ SMJJPJIIj: an(J wjtness fee_ {rom Berkeleyp Ca|if., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 8, 1971 - 348-70
4147 Euge^reavele0xSg^sesandwitnessfeei from New Haven, Conn., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 3, 1971 90- 00
10 4219 Majority Room: 1£fl ,n
Miscellaneous printing services, October 1971 - itsu.su
4225 Wall Street Journal: „,,„,,,- n nn
1-year subscription, Dec. 21, 1971-72 •"• 00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— ,7.
H 4377 Oct. 20-26, 1971 |74. 85
4378 Oct. 19-21, 1971 - — - 3"-60
4379 Oct.21.1971 ... 159.50
4380 Oct. 13-14,1971 - 446.40
4381 Oct. 18-19, 1971 - - Z41- 80
17 44 DouETfave-, expenses and witness fee, from Richmond, Va., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Dec. 6, 1971— — - - 45-44
20 4510 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 - 4/b- M
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— ..
4625 Nov. 3, 1971 - - - j*9-"
4626 Nov. 4, 1971.. — - - — J™-"
4627 Oct. 28, 1971 - — - 104-=5
4628 Nov. 4, 1971 - .$•«
4629 Oct. 12, 1971 "£ 2b
4630 Nov. 2-3, 1971 - - fZ-\°
4631 Sept. 27, 1971 - — I?4- 4°
4632 Nov. 12,1971 - ili-™
T^aveTexpenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 2, 1971_. 74- °°
°S Travel expenses and witness fee, from Manhattan, Kans., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Oct. 5, 1971.... - 234-0Z
3r Travel expenses and witness fee, from New York City, to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 12, 1971 -- 7b-0U
^TraveTejJenses and witness fee, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 4, 1971. — — - 107- 10
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— 1Q. .„
28 4773 Oct. 28,1971_.. - - — - J94-4"
4774 Nov. 2-8, 1971 - - bU8-b:)
° "Travel expenses and witness fee, from New York City, to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 3, 1971— - — - — - 76-88
4907 Eastern Airlines: .„, lc. nn
Official travel for Membersand staff, October 1971- - /b-uu
4930 Majority Clerk: ,„ ,„,, ,c 9c
Miscellaneous printing services, Oct. 26-Nov. 18, 1971 - «•"
4948 Western Union: ,, fi7
Official telegram service, September-October 1971 - — on?' a?
Salaries for 6 months - - - Je nnn run
Refunds and adjustments. lb' uuu- uu^
Total paid from 1972 appropriations — - - 195, 275. 66
298
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS
1971 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.:
July 2 28 U.S. Supreme Court Digest replacement volumes 5, 6, and 6A, June 11, 1971 $45.00
29 1971 Supplements, U.S. Lawyers Edition, Index to Annotations, and American Law
Reports, 2d Later Case Service, June 4, 1971 24.50
6 100 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, May 31, 1971 3.00
13 208 JeremiahS. Buckley:
Expenses incurred in connection with official subcommittee business, Apr. 16-June 29,
1971 12.28
Charles A. Intriago:
6-f days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to—
209 Dallas, Tex.; Albuquerque, N. Mex.; Chicago I II.; and lndianapolis,lnd.,June21-
26,1971 _.__ 288.31
210 Montgomery, Ala., June 29-30, 1971 _ 38.45
District Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting—
15 293 Apr. 6, 1971 150.75
294 Do... 24.75
295 Apr. 21-22, 1971 335.25
296 Apr. 28,1971.... 144.00
297 May 3-4, 1971. _ 380.25
298 May 20, 1971 _. 275.00
299 May24, 1971. 168.75
300 May 3-26, 1971 888.75
21 417 James R. Naughton:
Expenses incurred in connection with official subcommittee business, Feb. 23-May 17,
1971. _ 37.93
27 594 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 194. 55
605 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.:
1971 Supplement to American Jurisprudence 1st and 2d, June 18, 1971 60.00
609 Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, May 31, 1971 314.00'
619 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 1971 188.97
28 662 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, May 1971 38.80
676 Western Union:
Official telegram service, May 1971 4.65
Aug. 5 932 Julius Epstein:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from San Francisco, Calif., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, June 28, 1971 _ 353.00
6 977 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 45.25
9 1010 Eastern Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971.. _ 114.00'
District Reporting Company:
Stenographic reporting —
11 1085 June 3-14,1971 1,037.25
1086 June 15,1971.... 243.00
17 1184 Erskine Stewart:
Transportation expenses in and around the Washington, D.C., area and photographic
and stationery supplies, May 26-June 25, 1971 17.36
District Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting— _
25 1333 June 23-30, 1971 --- 1,932.75
1334 June 29, 1971 — - 238.50
1335 July 1, 1971 - --- 231.75
Sept. 1 1626 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 13-July 12,1971 - 391.99
1660 Trans World Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 289. CO
20 1947 Martha M. Doty:
Reimbursement for stamps purchased for official subcommittee business June 1971.. 14.26
22 2031 United Air Lines, Inc.: ,,-„„,
Official travel for Members and staff, May 4,1971 - 158.00
2042 Joseph W. Bishop, Jr.:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New Haven, Conn., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 23-24, 1971 - - _ H2.72
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 8,796^77
District Delivery Service:
July 20 379 Subscription renewal to New York Times, daily only, July-September 1971 ^J.bu
380 Do.. 21.50
New York Times:
1-year subscriptions— ,. ..
21 442 Aug. 3, 1971-72, and Apr. 10,1972-73 76.00
443 July 30, 1971-72 — - - 75-00'
299
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS— Continued
1971
July 27 529 Charles A. Intnago:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Wheaton, Md., to Tallahassee, Fla., July 5-8, 1971. _._ $119.66
606 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.:
1971 Supplements to U.S. Supreme Court Digest, July 9, 1971.. 25.00
Aug 13 1160 Federal Publications, Inc.:
Yearbook of Procurement Articles, vol. 7, July 16, 1971 56.00
17 1185 Erskine Stewart:
Official expenses incurred in connection with subcommittee business, July 7-13, 1971. 6. 57
1186 Allan C. Hubanks:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Tallahassee, Fla., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 20-21, 1971 150.72
18 1234 Eastern Airlines, Inc:
Official tra»el for Members and staff, July 1971 138.00
24 1276 Norman G. Cornish:
Reimbursement for certified copies of articles of incorporation of 3 New York foreign
exchange dealers under subcommittee investigation in connection with black
market currency manipulation in Southeast Asia, July 30, 1971. __ 36. 50
24 1277 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, June 1971 296. 0G
25 1307 Johathan N. Boyce:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Portland, Oreg., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Aug. 3-4, 1971 367.30
31 1447 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 1, 365.27
1475 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.:
1 copy of American Jurisprudence 2d, vol. 57, July 16, 1971 15.50
Sept. 20 194S Martha M. Doty: .
Reimbursement for stamps purchased for official subcommittee business, July-
August 1971 - .- -- 2.64
21 1987 Richard L Still:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Baton Rouge and New Orleans, La., Aug. 23-27, 1971 161.00
22 2027 Equity Publishing Corp.:
Virgin Islands Current Cases, Service vol. 8, unit 1, Aug. 19, 1971 22.50
2028 GSA:
FTS after hour service, August 1971 30.00
2029 House Recording Studios:
Re-recording and duplicating of tapes, July 1971 12.00
2030 Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Co.:
Renewal order for Continuations to Lawyers Co-operative Publications for fiscal year
1972, Aug. 20,1971 676.20
District Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting—
24 2071 Aug. 2-5,1971 - 583.20
2072 Aug. 4, 1971 - HO. 80
27 2121 District Delivery Service:
SuDscription renewal for New York Times, October-December 1971... 21.50
2123 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Orficial travel for Members and staff, September 1971 141.05
Library of Congress:
For terminal installed —
2130 July 31,1971 — — 302.00
2131 Aug. 31,1971 - - -- 302.00
2142 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, August 1971 88. L°,
28 2165 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 63.84
2178 Delta Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 23, 1971 169. 00
2179 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, August 1971... 3b. 8U
30 2207 Charles A. Intriago:
3+days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Wheaton, Md., to Washington, D.C.; Columbus, Ohio; and Minneapolis, Minn.,
Sept. 14-17, 1971.. _ .— 126.70
2237 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 - - 615.37
Oct. 7 2450 Dictaphone:
2 chin band tubes for Dictaphone transcribing machines, Sept. 10, 1971 I. io
Jeremiah S. Buckley:
2470 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Detroit, Mich., Sept. 20-22, 1971 134.00
2471 Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, July-September 1971 10.50
2472 Charles A. Intriago:
2<± days p=r diem and miscellaneous expensss incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 20-22, 1971 85.25
2481 Delphis C. Goldberg:
4 days par diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Juan, P.R., Sept. 12-15, 1971... 154. 75
2482 James L. Gyory: j . „ „, ,„_,
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, Aug. 9-31, 1971 2b. oU
71-124 — 72 20
300
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS— Continued
1971
Oct. 18 2589 GSA:
FTS after hour service, September 1971.. $30.00
2590 Charles A. Intriago:
Reimbursement for duplicating fees, Sept. 16, 1971 3. 20
19 2616 Jacob N. Wasserman:
y2 day psr diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Oct. 4, 1971 49. 50
District Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting—
2723 July 9-12. 1971. 531.00
2724 July 7, 1971.. 155.25
2725 July 8, 1971.. _ 110.25
2726 July 29, 1971.., 356.40
2728 July 20-29, 1971. 1,626.75
2729 July 13-22, 1971 1,620.00
2730 Aug.3, 1971 519.75
2731 July 30, 1971. 198.00
22 2795 District Delivery Service:
Subscription renewal to New York Times, October-December 1971 21. 50
2808 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription to Wall Street Journal, Oct. 27, 1971-72 35.00
Nov. 1 3077 Jacob N. Wasserman:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, Aug. 17-Sept. 28, 1971.. 18. 10
8 3204 Martha M. Doty:
Reimbursement for stamps purchased in connection with official business, Sept. 2-
23,1971 25.63
10 3264 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 219. 61
3276 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 4, 1971 52.00
3281 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, September 1971 364. 95
3286 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September 1971... 38.80
3306 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, September 1971 302.00
16 3382 Government Printing Office:
Publications for the Background and Issues Papers for the 1971 White House Con-
ference on Aging, Oct. 20,1971 10.80
3394 American Enterprise Institute:
1 copy each of Saloma-Weidenbaum, Congress and the Federal Budget and Weiden-
baum, Federal Budgeting, June 4, 1971.. 5.00
3395 West Publishing Co.:
1 set each of 1970 and 1971: U.S. Code Annotated, U.S. Code Annotated (18 vols.),
and U.S. Code Congressional and Administrative News... 370. 00
17 3445 Jeremiah S. Buckley:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, from Bridgeport, Conn., to Boston, Mass.,
and Washington, D.C., Oct. 26-28, 1971 155.75
3446 Jacob N. Wasserman:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Arlington, Va., to Hones-
dale, Pa., and return, Oct. 20-21, 1971 142. 24
3520 Congressional Quarterly Service:
1-year subscription beginning Jan. 1, 1971 144.00
18 3586 District Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting, Sept. 14-28, 1971 734.40
19 3632 Scientific American, Inc.:
1-year subscription beginning September 1971 10. 00
23 3664 Erskine Stewart:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Arlington, Va., via Wash-
ington, D.C. to Baltimore, Md., and return, Oct. 29, 1971 30.10
3665 Wm. J. Randall, M.C.:
Y2 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Baltimore, Md., and
return, Oct. 29, 1971 17.50
3666 James L. Gyory:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Annapolis to Baltimore,
Md., Oct. 29,1971 24.70
3667 George W. Collins, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C, to
Baltimore, Md., Oct. 29, 1971 28.30
Dec. 1 3894 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, September 1971 138.00
3900 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 218.75
3920 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, Dec. 6, 1971-72 35.00
3924 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September-October 1971 38.80
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C, to Chicago, III., Nov. 21-23, 1971:
8 4108 James L. Gyory 82.82
4109 Erskine Stewart 89.70
301
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS— Continued
1971 GSA, OAD, Finance Division:
Dec. 8 4142 Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, Oct. 18,
1971 $53.25
4143 FTS after hours service, October 1971... 30.00
4144 Peter Greenwald:
Travel expenses and witness fee, from Albany, N.Y.,to Washington, D.C., round trip,
Nov. 11, 1971 100.00
4145 Arthur L. Herbst:
Travel expenses and witness fee, from Wellesley Hills, Mass., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, Nov. 11, 1971... 112.00
4146 National Journal:
1-year subscription through October 1972 200.00
4148 Joseph Shapiro:
Travel expenses and witness fee, from Minneapolis, Minn., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Oct. 28, 1971 183.00
4149 Smith-Corona Marchant:
Repair of model 316 calculator, Nov. 1, 1971.... 16. 50
4150 Southwestern Miller:
1-year subscription, November 1971-October 1972 5. 00
10 4220 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Oct. 8, 1971 5. 00
4222 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 451. 09
Jeremiah S. Buckley:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from
Washington, D.C., to Detroit, Mich.:
14 4307 Nov. 22-24, 1971 80.25
4308 Dec. 3-4, 1971.... 80.00
3days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to Detroit, Mich., Dec. 2-4, 1971:
4309 Richard L.Still 131.75
4310 Frances M.Turk ;.*. 124.00
4327 James R. Naughton:
Reimbursement for local travel expenses and postage fees for official committee
business, July-November 1971 14.71
4328 Wm. J. Randall, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C.,to Chicago,
III., Nov. 20-23, 1971... 282. 50
17 4439 James L. Gyory:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Annapolis, Md., to
Harrisburg, Pa., Dec. 6-7, 1971. 85. 20
20 4511 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971.. 264. 13
4524 District Delivery Service:
Subscription renewal for daily New York Times, January-March 1972 21. 50
4534 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, October 1971 302.00
4543 United Air Lines, Inc.:
Official trav el for Members and staff, September 1971 74. 00
4654 George W. Collins, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III , Nov. 21-23, 1971 132.00
4655 David B. Finnegan:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Warren-
ton, Va., Sept. 20, 1971 29.26
4656 James L. Gyory:
Reimbursement for official local travel, October-November 1971 12. 18
Phineas Indritz:
4657 Reimbursement for local travel expenses and postage incurred in connection with
official subcommittee business, July-November 1971 13. 24
4658 4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Seattle, Wash., Dec. 9-12, 1971 167. 28
4659 Charles A. Intriago:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., Dec. 3-5, 1971 38. 50
4660 JohnS. Monagan, M. C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Detroit,
Mich., Dec. 3-4, 1971 70.00
4661 Erskine Stewart:
Reimbursement for local travel expenses incurred in connection with official subcom-
mittee business, November-December 1971 10. 00
4662 Jacob N. Wasserman:
Reimbursement for local travel expenses incurred in connection with official subcom-
mittee business, November-December 1971 8. 90
4S72 District Delivery Service:
Subscription renewal to New York Times, daily only, from January-March 1972 21. 50
Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting—
21 4674 Nov. 17, 1971... 143.10
4675 Oct. 27-29,1971 1,854.90
4676 Nov.9and 11,1971 882.90
4677 Nov. 5,1971 253.80
302
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS— Continued
Acme Reporting Co.:
1971 Stenographic reporting —
Dec. 21 4693 Nov. 16, 1971. $5.50
4694 Nov. 1-3,1971... 437.40
4695 Nov. 9-11 and 16-18, 1971 1,422.90
29 4875 Brookings Institution:
1-year renewal subscription to Brookings Research Report, December 1972-November
1972 5.00
4915 GSA, OAD, Finance Division:
FTS after hours service, November 1971.. 30.00
4917 Library ot Congress:
For ATS usage, November 1971 302.00
4927 Northwest Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel tor Members and staff, December 1971 148.00
4938 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, November 1971 631.54
Salaries for 6 months 393,493.06
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 417,962. 10
COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION
July 7 114 Julian P. Langston:
Partial payment on contract, June 1971 1,500.00
Frank B. Ryan:
8 148 Forconsultingservicesinaccordancewithcontract, June 1971 1,500.00
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Cleveland,
Ohio—
9 156 June 21-25, 1971 285.00
157 June 1-2, 1971 164.00
158 June3-4,1971 180.00
159 June8-ll,1971 250.00
20 403 Julian P. Langston:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 5 round trips, Washington, D.C., to
Virginia Beach, Va., June 1-30, 1971 311.00
23 487 Frank B. Ryan:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, Cleveland, Ohio, to Washington,
D.C.June 28-30, 1971 160.00
488 System Development Corp.:
For services rendered in accordance with contract, May 28, i97i 2,448.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official teleDhone service—
27 595 May 1971 __ 102.49
596 Do. _ 25.55
Aug. 5 962 Herbert R. Ludwig:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from San Francisco, Calif., to
Washington, D.C., June 8-9, 1971 358.00
6 989 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 276.73
12 1129 Frank B. Ryan:
Payment for supplemental contract agreement, June 15, 1971 200. 00
Sept 1 1642 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 16-30, 1971 ._ _ _ 155.31
9 1787 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 __ 58.00
Salaries for 6 months 249. 17
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 8,223.25
July 21 444 Reuben H. Donnelley Publication:
Subscription to Official Airline Guide, June 10, 1971.. 35.00
Julian P. Langston:
Aug. 3 869 Partial payment on contract dated July 1971 _ 1,500.00
870 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 4 round trips, Washington, D.C., to Virginia
Beach, Va., July 6-8, 12-13, 19-21 and 26-27, 1971 _ 249.28
5 933 John Boos:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York
City, July 15,1971.. 56.00
12 1128 John Blair:
Reimbursement for purchase of a tape cassette for official committee use, July 26, 1971. 3. 42
26 1379 James H. Jones:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Blooming-
ton, Ind., Aug. 4-5, 1971 141.00
Sept. 1 1641 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 113.90
Julian Langston:
8 1727 Partial payment on contract, August 1971 1,500.00
1728 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 3 round trips, Washington, D.C., to Vir-
ginia Beach, Va., Aug. 2-4, 9-10, and 16-18, 1971 186. 96
15 1886 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. :
Official telephone service, July 1971 21. 10
303
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION— Continued
1971
Sept. 16 1923 G. S. Jaynes:
Reimbursement for local travel on official committee business Aug. 25 1971 $5 00
20 1959 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 . 162 84
Julian P. Langston:
Oct. 19 2645 Final payment on contract, Sept. 1-Oct. 19, 1971... 1500 00
2646 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 7 round "trips, Washington, Tb.(C to Vir-
ginia Beach, Va., Sept. 1-Oct. 19, 1971.. 399 28
22 2809 Xerox Corp.: " ""
Meter usage, September 1971 _ 59 89
2821 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
Publications for official use, Sept. 15, 1971 795
2835 Coraputerworld:
Amount due for 1-year subscription, Oct. 6, 1971_ 9. 00
2836 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 copy of Guide to the Congress of the United States, Sept. 27, 1971 35 00
2837 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Oct. 9, 1971... 5s 20
Nov. 10 3265 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 135 44
17 3494 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Oct. 26, 1971 97 qo
30 3761 Congressional Quarterly Service:
1-year subscription for 1972 144 00
3762 The Economist:
1-year subscription for 1972 4g rj0
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage-
Dec 1 3980 Machine 914 Copier, Nov. 29, 1971 97 00
3981 Machine 660 II, Nov. 29, 1971 53' 20
3 4043 System Development Corp.:
Consulting services with regard to a computer-assisted mail addressing system for
the U.S. House of Representatives, Nov. 30, 1971 10 497 00
10 4207 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 290 59
14 4311 Frank B.Ryan: " "T"
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Boston,
Mass., Nov. 5-6, 1971 157 50
17 4476 REA Express: " " ""
Shipping cost for material on loan to the committee, Dec. 3, 1971 53 45
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service —
20 4512 Information systems, Oct. 31, 1971 65 77
4513 Full committee, Oct. 31, 1971 17V25
4552 XeroxCorp.: " ""
Meter usage, Dec. 7, 1971 _ _ 97 qo
Salaries for 6 months _.. .../..... ~ 149, O85! 63
Total paid from 1972 appropriations... _ _ 167,043.65
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS
July 2 60 Robert W. Kastenmeier, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington DC to New
York City, May 27-28, 1971... 123 00
6 98 Minority Room: " "
Miscellaneous printing services, March-May 1971 66 34
8 122 Western Union:
Official telegram service, April 1971. 98 50
13 211 Roy A. Taylor, M.C.: " ""
4 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, III , and
Memphis, Tenn., and return, June 10-13, 1971 140 00
212 Ruth Taylor: "
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, DC. to New York Citv.
June 25-27, 1971 " 143 65
20 390 Don H. Clausen, M.C.:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 154 50
391 James A. McClure, M.C.:
4 da/s per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 154 50
21 418 Bill D. Burlison, M.C.: "
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, III , and
return, June 10-12, 1971. 105 00
419 Phillip Burton, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington DC to New
York City, May 27-31, 1971... . 272 50
420 Robert M. Gants: " ""
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 154. 50
304
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
July 21 421 Robert W. Kastenmeier, M.C:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 $154.50
422 Abraham Kazen, Jr., M.C.:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 154. 50
423 LeeMcElvain:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 229. 50
424 Keith G. Sebelius, M.C.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-26, 1971. 116.50
425 JoeSkubitz, M.C.:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, June 24-27, 1971 149.50
23 489 Harold T.Johnson, M.C.:
4 davs per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Springfield, III., and
Memphis, Tenn., and return, June 10-13, 197L 140.00
490 Sherman P. Lloyd, M.C.
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, June 24-27, 1971 210.76
Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff —
27 600 April 1971 3,953.85
601 April-May 1971 6,416.20
602 January-February 1971 832. 15
28 660 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, May 1971 194.29
670 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 138.03
Aug. 12 1130 JoeSkubitz, M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Springfield, III., and
return, June 10-12, 1971.... 105.00
26 1346 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, June 26, 1971... 537.60
31 1448 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971... 6.60
Sept. 1 1627 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 108.45
1655 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 30, 1971 - 50. 58
Oct. 20 2769 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, June 11, 1971 --- 321.60
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 15, 232. 10
July 28 630 Official Airline Guide:
1-year subscription to Quick Reference Edition, October 1971-72.. 35. 00
29 705 Charles Conklin:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Milwaukee, Wis., July 18-19,1971 50.00
Aug. 5 934 Wayne N. Aspinall, M.C:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Denver, Colo., July 31-Aug. 1,1971 45.00
31 1449 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971 1.80
Wayne N. Aspinall, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip-
Sept. 13 1816 Gunnison, Grand Junction, Salida and Alamosa, Colo., Aug.20, 1971 76.92
1817 Grand Junction and Aspen, Colo., Sept. 3-4,1971 - 66.56
1818 Jim T. Casey:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to San Jose, Calif., and
return, Aug. 8-13,1971 - --- 210.00
14 1868 William G.Thomas:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 5-15, 1971 225.52
15 1887 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May and July 1971 68. 17
1888 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 9, 1971 23.00
20 1949 James A. McClure, M.C:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Boise, Idaho, and return,
Aug. 9-14, 1971. ..-- ---- 210.00
1950 LeeMcElvain:
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to San Franciso, Calif.,
Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, Grand Junction, Colo., and return, Aug. 7-15,
1971 ' '___ 315.00
1951 John Melcher, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Billings, Mont., and
return, Aug. 11-12, 1971. 70.00
305
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Sept. 20 1952 Joe Skubitz, M.C.:
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City ' Utah
Aug. 7-16, 1971 _ __ $379 00
1953 Roy A. Taylor, MX.: " *
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco Calif ,
Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, Grand Junction, Colo., and return, Aug. 7-15,
1971 — 315 nn
21 1988 James Abourezk, M.C.: ""
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco Calif
and return, Aug. 7-10, 1971 140 00
1989 Robert M. Gants: " U'UU
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco Calif
Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, and return, Aug. 7-15, 1971 315 00
1990 Harold T.Johnson, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco Calif
and return, Aug. 7-10, 1971. ... 140 00
22 2032 Charles Leppert, Jr.: " """ " ""
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Anchorage, Alaska, Aug. 22-28, 1971 318 00
2033 Ruth Taylor:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 8-10, 1971 116 35
30 2208 Manuel Lujan, Jr., M.C.: " "
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Alburquerque, N. Mex. to Pierre S Dak
Billings, Mont., and return, Sept. 6-9, 1971. 140 00
2209 James A. McClure, M.C.:
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Fairbanks Alaska and
return, Aug. 21-29, 1971 315 no
2210 John Melcher, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D C. to Billings
and Crow Agency, Mont., Sept. 8-10, 1971 369 88
2211 Teno Roncalio, M.C.: "" """
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Denver Colo, and
return, Aug. 13-14, 1971 70 00
2212 Joseph P. Vigorito, M.C.: """"
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Fairbanks Alaska
and return, Aug. 21-29, 1971 315 00
Oct. 1 2367 Don H. Clausen, M.C.:
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco Calif
Boise, Idaho, Salt Lake City, Utah, and return, Aug. 7-15 1971 315 00
2368 William L. Shafer:
11 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Seattle Wash. Fair-
banks, Alaska, and return, Aug. 21-31, 1971... 424 00
2369 Lewis A. Sigler: ""
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., McCook, Nebr., and Billings, Mont., Sept. 4-10
1971 . 261 50
7 2473 James A. Haley, M.C.:
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III , McCook,
Nebr., Bozeman, Mont., Chicago, III., and return, Sept. 4-16, 1971 315 00
19 2617 James Kee.M.C: ""
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Seattle, Wash., Fairbanks, Alaska, and return, Aug. 21-28, 1971. 353. 00
Ward & Paul, Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
20 2767 Aug. 9, 1971 636.00
2770 July 14, 1971 33 60
22 2818 Xerox Corp.: M'ou
Meter usage, July 1971. 522 10
29 2949 Edward L.Weidenfeld:
Paymentfor services rendered under contract, Sept. 15-Oct. 22, 1971. . .. 3,000.00
Nov. 3 3126 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, August 1971 9.49
3127 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, September 1971 514.05
8 3205 Charles Conklin:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
„nn. Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., and Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 29-Oct. 6, 1971.. 151. 25
3206 Keith G. Sebelius, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, from Norton, Kans., to Mission and
Rapid City, S. Dak.; Hardin, Mont.; Norton and Kansas City, Kans.; and Washington,
D.C., Sept. 5-11,1971 517.00
10 3266 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 88.28
3277 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, August 1971 8, 137.30
17 3515 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, statement of Aug. 31, 1971 180.27
23 3663 Wayne N. Aspinall, M.C.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Dallas, Tex., Brunswick, Ga., and Jacksonville, Fla., Nov.
5-7,1971. .'___._' no.00
306
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Dec. 1 3966 Harold T. Johnson, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Dallas, Houston
and Freeport, Tex.; Roswell and Albuquerque, N. Mex., and return, Nov. 4-7,
1971 __ $140.00
3967 Lee Mc El vain:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Jacksonville, Fla.; St.
Simons Island, Ga., and return, Nov. 4-7, 1971 . . 140 00
3968 William LShafer: -------
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Las Vegas, Nev.. Oct. 9-15, 1971. - . .. 259.00
10 4249 Roy A. Taylor, M.C. :
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Jacksonville, Fla.,
and return, Nov. 4-7, 1971. 140 00
14 4329 Jim T.Casey:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Dallas, Houston and
Freeport, Tex.; Roswell, N. Mex., and return, Nov. 2-8, 1971 _. 210.00
4330 Robert M. Gants:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Jacksonville, Fla. ; St. Simons
Island, Ga., and return, Nov. 4-7, 1971: 140.00
Charles Leppert, Jr.:
4331 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Las Vegas, Nev., via Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 10-13, 1971 _ __ 537.00
4332 5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Dallas, Houston and
Freeport, Tex., Roswell, N. Mex., and return, Nov. 2-6, 1971 . 175.00
4333 Manuel Lujan, Jr., M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Dallas, Houston and
Freeport, Tex.; Roswell and Albuquerque, N. Mex., Nov. 4-7, 1971 140.00
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Jacksonville, Fla.; St. Simons
Island, Ga., and return, Nov. 4-7, 1971:
4334 Keith G. Sebelius, M.C. 140.00
4335 Robert G. Stephens, Jr., M.C... 140.00
Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting—
4395 Sept. 15, 1971 55.10
21 4678 Oct. 27, 1971... " 69.60
4691 Oct. 27-Nov. 3, 1971 28. 80
28 4839 Edward L. Weidenfel:
Full payment for services rendered, Oct. 23-Nov. 30, 1971 3,000.00
29 4876 Daily Sentinel:
1-year subscription, Dec. 6, 1971-72 42.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
4903 September 1971... . 146.44
4904 October 1971 "'.'.'.'.I'.'."'.'.'."'. 51.78
Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff—
4908 September 1971.... . 570.80
4909 October 1971. "" 1,019.00
4916 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Oct. 12, 1971 3.90
4949 Western Union:
Official telegram service, August 1971 7.53
Salaries for 6 months _. 76,083.39
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 103,137.38
, , „ „, COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY
July 2 61 Stuart Pott:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., June 7-10, 1971. — 159. 60
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
6 75 May 21, 1971 148.50
76 May 12, 1971 " "" ... 88.00
77 May 10-12,1971 548.75
78 Apr. 13-14, 1971 478.50
79 Apr. 22-29, 1971 569.25
80 June 2, 1971 "" " ... 150.75
9 160 Richard Shaw:
12 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Seattle, Wash., and San Francisco, Calif., June 1-12, 1971 447.80
13 213 Herbert Romerstein:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from New York City to Wash-
ington, D.C., June 7-11, 1971 237.64
15 253 Charles Bonneville:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, DC, to Nashville, Tenn., June 21-26, 1971 214.80
16 337 Bernice King:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, June 1971 47. 15
307
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
1971
July 19 355 Charles Bonneville: . . ,,,«,„,, *,, ™
Reimbursement for local travel expenses on committee business, June 17-18, 1971 *u. uu
356 Stuart Pott:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Milwaukee, Wis., and Chicago, 111., June 25-29, 1971 200. 94
20 392 Herbert Romerstein:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Newark, N.J., to Washington, D.C., and
return, June 14-18, 1971.. - 175.00
400 Charles Bonneville:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous exoenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D.C., to St. Louis and Ft. Leonardwood, Mo., Indianapolis, Ind., and
Boston, Mass., May 28-June 4, 1971. -- 222.00
21 445 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 26, 1971 --- 124.00
446 Katherine S. Anderson:
2 days per diem incurred as witness, June 16-17, 1971 - - 40.00
447 Penn Central Transportation Co.: ....
Official travel for Members and staff, May 28, 1971 2b. 90
448 Brad Taylor: .n nn
3 days per diem incurred as witness, May 26-28, 1971 - °0.00
449 Northwest Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 8, 1971 - 9b. OU
450 Ray vid Reporting Service: ,.,. c.
Stenographic reporting, Mar. 22, 1971 -- 28b. bU
451 United Air Lines, Inc. : ...
Official travel for Members and staff, June 17, 1971 194. 00
23 491 Charles Bonneville:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., June 18, 1971 17-40
492 Magnano & Taylor:
Stenographic reporting, June 1, 1971 lbb.uu
27 564 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.: mo -n
Stenographic reporting, May 20, 1971 Wi.M
29 707 Herbert Romerstein:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Newark, N.J. , to Washington, D.C.,June28-
30,1971 105-00
709 John Stratton: ,
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Baltimore, Md., to Pittsburgh, Pa., June 29-30, 1971 41.12
Aug. 3 872 Ronald J. Lawrence:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from St. Louis, Mo., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 16-17, 1971 ---- Z32.00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— . .,
6 998 June 3 9, 1971 -J11.75
999 June 10, 1971 J". 00
1000 June 15-17, 1971 4^0- 50
1001 June 17, 1971 _ ™-/b
9 1023 Official telephone service, April 1971:
New York Telephone Co 9anHo
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co av.tt
Mark Weiss: cl „,
Camera supplies, June 8, 1971 b1-"
Burroughs Corp.: ,„ nn
Rental for May 1971 u-°°
Luce Press Clippings: , _.
Services rendered, May 31, 1971 »■ /!)
10 1036 R. Seaman: 7 nn
Services rendered as consultant, June 25-29, 1971 - n-w
1063 Allegheny Airlines, Inc.: n
Official travel for Members and staff, May 25, 1971 - - "-uu
11 1123 Bernice King: .
Miscellaneous expenses incurred in connection with official committee business,
June 1971 - - 30-55
12 1133 A. H.Solomon, Jr.: ...„.,,. , „
Local transportation expenses incurred in connection with official business, June <Ls-
30,1971 . - - ---- 5-9U
Official travel for Members and staff:
13 1156 Penn Central Transportation Co., May 6, 1971 - .fS'nn
1158 Trans World Airlines, Inc., May 25-31, 1971 - "«• ™
1159 United Air Lines, Inc., May 25, 1971 «/. UU
1161 American Airlines, Inc., May 12, 1971 ---- bB-Uu
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— 0„ ,,.
18 1207 May 18-19, 1971 _ ?inn
1208 June 17, 1971 -- «• ""
1209 June 15, 1971 - ". '£
1210 June 29, 1971 - 57- 7b
308
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
1971
Aug. 18 1240 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 $141.92
Gale Research Co.:
National Organization, U.S. 6th ed., June 22, 1971 33.15
Hertz System, Inc.:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business, June
1971 123.20
Luce Press Clippings:
Services rendered, May-June 1971. 80.25
New York Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 147.73
Washington Film Laboratories:
Film processing, June 21, 1971 10.88
Burrough Corp.:
Equipment rental, June 1971 12.00
25 1308 Northwest Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 24-29, 1971.. 149.00
31 1452 Milorad Popov:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Stanford, Calif., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 15-18, 1971 390.00
Sept. 1 1663 United Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 157.00
15 1906 Mark Weiss:
Billing of June 28, 1971. _ 2.45
New York Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 133.86
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service —
June 1971 35.24
20 1960 Mayl971 68.70
June 1971 542.64
Refunds and adjustments (39.81)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations.. 10,272.72
July 16 338 Bernice King:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, July 1971 52.85
29 698 L Miller:
For services rendered as consultant to the committee, July 2-5, 1971 200. 00
706 District Delivery:
Miscellaneous newspaper delivery, July-September 1971 35.00
708 Herbert Romerstein:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, Washington, D.C., to Newark,
N.J.July 1, 1971 _ 63.44
710 JohnStratton:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Pittsburgh, Pa., July 6-7, 1971.. 41.35
Aug. 3 871 Albert O. Forrester:
2 days per diem as witness, July 12-13, 1971 40.00
873 Sgt. T. Mahon:
4 days per diem as witness, and taxi fare, July 13-16, 1971... 83. 00
874 Richard C. Reiss:
4 davs per diem as witness, and taxi fare, July 13-16, 1971.. 83.00
875 Richard E. Stands, Jr.:
4 days per diem as witness, and taxi fare, July 13-16, 1971 83.00
876 Brad Taylor:
3 davs per diem as witness, July 12-14, 1971 60.00
5 935 Richard A. Shaw:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Dale
City, Va., to Washington, D.C.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Chicago, III.; and Cleveland,
Ohio, July 19-24,1971 224.14
10 1035 R. Seaman:
Compensation for services rendered to committee as consultant, July 2-6, 1971 75.00
1037 Albert H.Solomon, Jr.:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
McLean, Va., to Washington, D.C.; Minneapolis, Minn.; Chicago, III.; and Cleveland,
Ohio, July 19-24, 1971... 220.50
11 1124 Bernice King:
Miscellaneous expenses incurred in connection with official committee business,
July 14-Aug. 2, 1971 87.22
12 1134 A. H.Solomon, Jr.:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, round trip, July 2-15, 1971 9.90
13 1157 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 10, 1971 26. 90
Herbert Romerstein:
17 1187 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, July 19-23, 1971 206. 32
1188 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, New York City to Albany,
N.Y.July 6-9, 1971.. 181.16
309
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
1971
Aug. 18 1201 Stuart Pott:
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
18 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., July 15-Aug. 1, 1971... $704. 50
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
1211 July 13,1971 206.25
1212 July 14,1971 195.25
1235 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 17, 1971 98.00
24 1279 Herbert Romerstein:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York City, and
return, Aug. 2-6, 1971 175.00
John Stratton:
1280 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C., to Pikesville, Bolt and
Bowie, Md.. Aug. 3, 1971 32.64
1281 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Bowie, Md., to Washington, D.C., and New York City, Aug. 4-6, 1971 126.48
30 1409 A. H.Solomon, Jr.:
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., Aug. 3-11, 1971 331.75
31 1450 Charles G.Fitzpatrick:
Witness transportation from New York City to Washington, D.C., round trip, Aug. 2-5,
1971 136.88
Official travel for Members and staff:
1451 Northwest Airlines, Inc., July 16, 1971 - 462.00
1453 Penn Central Transportation Co., June 10 and 23, 1971 53.80
1454 Herbert Romerstein:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Newark,
N.J. , Aug. 9-12, 1971.... 196.76
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
Sept. 1 1605 July27-29,1971 440.40
1606 July 15-22, 1971 662.75
1607 July 22, 1971. 8.25
1652 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 7 and 21, 1971 258. 00
Charles Bonneville:
2 1670 5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 10-14, 1971 186. 00
1671 8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., July 15-Aug. 5, 1971.. 274. 40
1673 Luce Press Clippings:
Services rendered, July 1971 60.75
Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Camera supplies, Aug. 5, 1971 88. 19
Hertz System, Inc.:
Auto rentals for official business, July 29, 1971. 186.35
1694 John Stratton:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Pittsburgh, Pa., Aug. 16-17, 1971 41. 70
1695 United Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 1971 716.00
9 1747 Delta Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 12, 1971 236.00
13 1819 A. H.Solomon, Jr.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Aug. 25-27, 1971 117. 23
1820 John Stratton:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C., to Frederick, Urbana,
and Bowie, Md., Aug. 26,1971.... 29.04
16 1909 RoyfaxCo.:
Billing of July 1,1971 83.50
Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971 16.00
21 1981 Donald G.Sanders:
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from
Washington, D.C., to Salisbury and Baltimore, Md., and Chicago, III., Aug. 30-Sept.
3; and Chicago, III., and St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 7-10, 1971 308. 58
Alfred M. Nittle:
Per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to Chicago, III —
24 2065 11 days, Aug. 30-Sept. 4 and Sept. 7-10, 1971 406.40
2066 3 days, Sept. 15-17, 1971 120.34
2067 John Stratton:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Bowie, Md., to Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Sept. 13-19,
1971.. 257.59
2068 Charles Bonneville:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville, Tenn., and Chicago, III., Sept. 13-17, 1971 203. 00
310
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
1971
Sept. 24 2109 R. Seaman:
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
28
2163
2164
2175
2181
218?
30
2213
Oct. 7
2443
Compensation for services rendered as consultant, Aug. 25-30, 1971 $186. 90
2110 Richard Shaw:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 3-4, 1971 80.09
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
Aug. 4-5, 1971 277.75
Aug. 4,1971 _ 123.75
Official travel for Members and staff:
Northwest Airlines, Inc., Aug. 16,1971 _._ 48.00
Penn Centnl Transportation Co., July 16 and 29. 1971 53.80
American Airlines, Inc., June 24 and July 14, 1971 428.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc., Aug. 2-3, 1971 264.00
Bernice King:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Aug. 12 Oct. 1, 1971.. 88.71
2444 Stuart Pott:
14 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Fresno and San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 25-Sept. 7, 1971 523.50
2474 Anniel Cunningham:
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Aug. 29-Sept. 3 and Sept. 7-10, 197L_ __ 368.00
2475 Alfred M.Nittle:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Sept. 21-25, 1971... 191.45
2476 Richard L.Schultz:
2 days p9r diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Sept. 27-28, 1971 79.00
2495 IBM Corp.:
1 day rent on Magcard machine, July 16, 1971 5.83
Four Continent Book Corp.:
Publication for official committee use, Aug. 30, 1971 6.00
12 2543 R. Seaman:
For consultant services rendered the committee, Sept. 17-22, 1971 150.00
2544 Albert H.Solomon, Jr.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Sept. 27-29, 1971 113.94
2546 New York Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 110.46
District Delivery Service:
Billing for October-December 1971 35.00
Hertz System, Inc.:
Auto rentals, billing of Aug. 26,1971. 568.52
IBM Corp.:
MagCard rental, July 1971 175.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 293. 57
Minority billing for July 31, 1971.. _ 16.68
Luce Press Clippings:
Billing of Aug. 31, 1971 57.50
13 2553 Donald G.Sanders:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Sept. 23-24 and Oct. 4-7, 1971 245.94
18 2591 Allegheny Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 30, 1971 83.00
2592 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 29-Aug. 24,1971 93.90
19 2618 Herbert Romerstein:
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 trips, from New
York City to Washington, D.C. and Newark, N.J., Sept. 21-24; Newark, N.J. to
Washington, D.C, and return, Sept. 27-Oct. 1, 1971 366.60
2670 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, Aug. 3, 1971 -- 223.30
26 2858 Charles Bonneville:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York City, Oct. 6-8,1971.... 111.50
2859 Donald G. Sanders:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., Oct. 11-12, 1971 - 86.16
2860 Richard Shaw:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York City, Oct. 6-8,1971.... 109.50
28 2916 Charles Bonneville:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Columbia, S.C, Oct. 12-14, 1971 115.00
2917 Herbert Romerstein:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to New York, N.Y., Oct.
4-7,1971 - - 140-00
2918 Donald G.Sanders:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., Oct. 15-16,1971. 86.32
311
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
1971
Nov. 3 3096 Betty Sue Goff:
12 days per diem incurred as witness, Sept. 25-30 and Oct. 18-23, 1971 $240 on
3097 Lawrence Lee Goff: f^u.uu
12 days per diem incurred on travel, Sept. 25-30 and Oct. 18-23, 1971 240 nn
3128 IsmaelSuarez: ""
4 days per diem incurred on travel, Oct. 4-7, 1971.. an nn
3129 Trans World Airlines, Inc.: "
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 31, 1971 210 20
4 3175 Royfax:
Invoice dated Aug. 27, 1971 44 33
Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Sept. 9, 1971.. 42 50
Burrough Corp.:
Rental for July-August 1971 n» nn
IBM Corp.: "" u
Magcard rent, August 1971 175 qq
Tupart Monthly Reports:
1-year suoscription, August 1971-72.. in nn
8 3207 Richard L. Schultz:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Oct. 21-23 and 25-26, 1971 toe cq
12 3349 John N. Stratton:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Pittsburgh, Pa., Nov. 3, 1971 24 99
3350 Albert H.Solomon, Jr.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from McLean Va to Hershev
Pa., Oct. 13-15, 1971 " '" 107 fi4
16 3397 Ruby Hait Phillips:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Miami, Fla., to Washington D C and return
Oct. 12-14. 1971 '" ' 242 8S
3398 Gustavo B. Marin:
Travel expenses and witness fees from New York City to Washington D C and
return, Oct. 6-7,1971 fifi nn
3399 Manolo Reyes:
Travel expenses and witness fees from Miami, Fla., to Washington D C and return
Oct. 12-13, 1971 _' " ' 226 30
Herbert Romerstein:
Reimbursement for per diem incurred on travel, round trip from Newark N J to
Washington, D.C.- ' ' "
17 3448 4 days, Oct. 12-15, 1971... 14n nn
3449 3 days, Oct. 26-28, 1971 Y.'.V.'.Z -VS.'.'. '.'.'.'.'..'. ".' 105 00
Official travel for Members and staff:
3523 Eastern Airlines, Inc., Sept. 2, 1971. _ _ 152 0C
19 3623 Allegheny Airlines, Inc., Sept. 16, 1971 '".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 70' 00
3633 American Airlines, Inc., Aug. 9, 1971 " """ 126 00
Days per diem incurred as witness:
3634 Bennie Cooper, 5 days, Oct. 25-29, 1971 100 00
3635 Terence J. Mangan, 9 days, Oct. 21-29, 1971 ion' 00
3636 L Miller, 7 days, Oct. 5-6 and 17-21, 1971. . 140' nn
3637 Archie J. Porter, 3 days, Oct. 19-21, 1971 """""" "" 60' 00
Official travel for Members and staff:
3638 Trans World Airlines, Inc., Aug. 24 and Sept. 10, 1971 776 00
United Air Lines, Inc.:
3640 Sept. 23 and Oct. 20, 1971 742 20
3641 Oct. 4, Hand 15, 1971 "" 52°/ 00
3662 John N. Stratton: "
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, October 1971 30 39
24 3701 Richard L. Schultz:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Nov. 9-11, 1971 133 60
26 3733 St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
1-year subscription renewal ._ 36.00
Bureau of National Affairs. Inc ___]_ 110.00
Official travel for Members and staff:
30 3763 Pan American World Airways, Oct. 19, 1971. . 198 00
3764 Penn Central Transportation Co., Sept. 24,27 and Oct 20,1971 ". 87^80
3765 Eugene P. Taylor:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred as a witness, round trip, from
Moraga, Calif., to Washington, D.C., Nov. 7-11, 1971 115.08
Dec. 1 3901 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. :
Official telephone service, August 1971 374.97
3911 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 22, 1971 189. 00
3939 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, Oct. 5-7, 1971 440 00
3988 Dorothy L Brackenbury:
Stenographic reporting, Oct. 7, 1971. 438.00
2 4033 Western Union Telegraph Co. :
Official telegram service, September 1971 16.02
Royfax Co.:
Lease for September 1971 __ ._. 50. 86
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 .._ 130.74
312
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
1971
Dec. 3 4044 Paul Neblett:
COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL SECURITY— Continued
3 days per diem incurred as witness, Oct. 26-28, 1971 $60.00
4045 Joel Plummer:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Clarksville, Tenn., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, Oct. 26-28, 1971 210.40
6 4082 Charles L. Bonneville:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York, N.Y., Nov. 16-17, 1971 83.60
8 4110 Richard LSchultz:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Nov. 17-19,1971 130.56
10 4250 Dorothy L. Brackenbury:
Stenographic reporting, Sept. 30, Oct. 22, and November 1971 803.50
Richard R. Norusis:
4251 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Chicago, III., to Washington, D.C., Nov. 17-19, 1971 119. 15
4252 Expenses incurred in connection with official business, Oct. 9-Nov. 16,1971 51.20
14 4336 Ruth I. Matthews:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C., to Harrisburg, Pa.,
Sept. 24, 1971... _ 28.20
4337 R. Seaman:
Travel expenses and witness fees, 4 round trips, from Pittsburgh, Pa., to Washington,
D.C., Oct. 20-27, Nov. 10-11 and 16-19, and Dec. 1-2, 1971 _ 464.00
4338 Milton E. Squiller:
2 days per diem and taxi expenses incurred as witness, from Pittsburgh, Pa., to
Washington, D.C., and return, Dec. 1-2,1971 _ 47.20
17 4440 Bernice King:
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, Oct. 1-Dec. 31,1971 88.69
Official travel for Members and staff:
20 4489 American Airlines, Inc., Oct. 25, 1971 310.00
Penn Central Transportation Co. —
4539 Nov. 5, 1971 136.50
4540 Nov. 12, 1971. __ 80.70
4541 Nov. 19, 1971 53.80
United Air Lines, Inc.—
4544 Oct. 28, 1971 1,040.00
4545 Nov. 9,1971... 1,635.50
4546 Nov. 1, 1971 436.00
4547 Oct. 22,1971 132.00
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
4633 Nov. 18,1971 49.50
4634 Do --- 8.25
4635 Oct. 21 and 27-28, 1971 599.50
4636 Oct. 14,1971 93.50
4637 Oct. 14 and 27, 1971... 167.75
4638 Oct. 22,1971... 192.50
4639 Oct. 20, 1971 8.25
4640 Oct. 20, 22, 27; Nov, 4, 9-10, 1971 998.25
22 4747 Western Union:
Official telegram service, October 1971 7.41
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 445.72
St. Louis Globe Democrat:
6-month subscription, Dec. 7, 1971... 24. 00
28 4840 Stuart Pott:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Hartford, Conn., Dec. 1-2, 1971 96.62
4841 Richard LSchultz:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Dec. 6-7, 1971 89. 09
Official travel for Members and staff:
29 4898 American Airlines, Inc., Nov. 26,1971... 24.00
4928 Northwest Airlines, Inc., Dec. 8, 1971 - 96.00
4929 Penn Central Transportation Co., Nov. 1, 1971 - 16.50
4940 United Air Lines, Inc., Nov. 5 and 16, 1971 - 264.00
Salaries for 6 months. - 258,601.68
Refunds and adjustments - - (111.16)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 290, 114.22
313
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date
No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE
1971
July 2 38 Center for Study of Responsive Law:
1 set of Antitrust Report, June 8, 1971 S27 50
62 Michael F. Barrett: " "
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D C to New
York City, June 17-18,1971 151 on
63 J.W.Gadsby: " SU
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D C , to New
York City, June 16-18, 1971 161.00
6 94 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 148 32
101 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Apr. 8 and May 4-21, 1971.. 39 70
8 118 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 15, 1971 480 94
Wall Street Journal:
125 1-year subscription, June 14, 1971 32. 00
126 Do ZZZZ 35! 00
Ward, Smith, Paul & Alderson:
Stenographic reporting —
27 539 May 12, 1971.... 139 G5
540 May 4-5, 1971 ------ ZZZZZZZZ " 675 45
608 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, May 1971 386 00
613 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971 17 70
28 633 Little, Brown & Co.:
Publication for use by professional staff member, May 27, 1971 . 7 16
Aug. 3 877 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, June 1971... 386 00
6 990 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 215. 85
9 1015 Penn Central Transportation Co. :
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971 . 27 40
10 1040 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, June 25, 197L _ 35.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, period ending—
18 1231 June 30, 1971 92 00
Sept. 1 1628 May 31, 1971 ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ 165! 51
Official travel for Members and staff:
1653 American Airlines, Inc., June 30, 1971 . 454.00
1661 Trans World Airlines, Inc., June 30, 1971.. 76 00
13 1822 William J. Dixon:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., June 7-11, 1971. . 195.00
Oct. 20 2777 Ward, Smith, Paul & Alderson:
Stenographic reporting, June 24, 1971. 444.60
22 2825 Prentice-Hall, Inc.:
1 volume of Telecommunications and Computers, June 25, 1971 16.60
Salaries for 6 months 133. 13
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 4,543.41
District Delivery Service:
July 20 381 Subscription and delivery of the New York Times, July-September 1971 35.00
382 For services rendered, July-September 1971 105 00
23 493 James F. Hastings, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, less unauthorized portion of trip, from Washington,
D.C., to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Tex.; New Orleans, La.; Buffalo, N.Y., and
return, July 8-11, 1971 132 00
27 531 Richard G.Shoup, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Great Falls, Mont.;
Fargo, N. Dak.; and return, July 15-17, 1971 105.00
530 J.J. Pickle, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Great Falls, Mont.;
Fargo, N. Dak; and return, July 15-17, 1971 105.00
532 Benjamin M.Smethurst:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Springfield, Va., to Great Falls, Mont.; Fargo, N. Dak.; July 14-17, 1971. . . 150.76
28 631 District Delivery Service:
For services rendered, July-September 1971 . 40.50
632 Stephan Lawton:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Tex.; and New Orleans, La.,
July 8-11, 1971 168.50
634 Richardson Preyer, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort
Worth, Tex.; New Orleans La.; and return, July 8-11, 1971 140.00
314
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
1971
July 28 635 Paul G. Rogers, M.C :
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Tex.; and New Orleans, La.,
July 8-11, 1971 ..._ $155.00
636 David Satterfield, M.C:
4 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort
Worth, Tex.; New Orleans, La.; and return, July 8-11, 1971 140. 00
637 James W. Symington, M.C:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, less unauthorized portion of trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C, to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Tex.; New Orleans, La.; and return,
July 8-11, 1971 96.00
29 711 Peter N. Kyros, M.C:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort Worth, Tex.; and New Orleans, La.,
July 8-11, 1971 145.00
712 William R.Roy, M.C:
4 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C, to St. Louis, Mo.; Fort
Worth, Tex.; New Orleans, La.; and return, July 8-11, 1971 140.00
Aug 3 878 William Norwitz Co.:
For I. D. cards, July 19, 1971 52.00
5 936 Michael F. Barrett:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Great Falls, Mont., via Fargo, N. Dak., July 14-17, 1971... 162. 75
6 978 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 16, 1971 876.61
10 1038 James F. Hastings, M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to New York City, and
return, July 22-24, 1971 _ 105.00
1039 Treck Photographic, Inc.:
Materials for sound-film reproduction, July 1, 1971 45.74
24 1282 H. Thomas Greene:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York, N.Y., July 22-24, 1971 113. 00
1283 Treck Photographic, Inc.:
Reproduction of sound-film, July 23, 1971 67.41
25 1309 James F. Broder:
12 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to San Francisco, Calif., July 25-Aug. 8, 1971 521.06
31 1455 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 30, 1971 1,694.00
1456 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 2 and 12, 1971 _ _ _ __ 13.90
1470 David E. Satterfield, M.C:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York, N.Y.July 22-23, 1971 72.40
1475 Hertz Corp.:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business, July
25-27 and July 30-Aug. 5, 1971 166.56
1477 Serina Press:
For services rendered, Aug. 3,1971 5.45
1478 World Aviation Directory:
For publication, Summer 1971 Edition, Aug. 23, 1971 25.00
Sept. 1 1629 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 31, 1971 ._ 237.23
1634 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, July 31, 1971 404.00
1635 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 7, 1971 5. 00
1643 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Aug. 13, 1971 639.90
Official travel for Members and staff:
1658 Northwest Airlines, Inc., July 30, 1971 740. 00
1662 Trans World Airlines, Inc., July 30, 1971 388.00
2 1696 Stephan Lawton:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to New York, N.Y., and
return, July 22-24, 1971 105.00
1697 Richardson Preyer, M. C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to New York, N.Y., and
return, July 22-23, 1971 35.00
1698 Harvey A. Rowen:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C, to New York City,
Aug. 19-23, 1971_ 114.60
8 1726 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, July 12-22, 1971 99.60
1729 Robert J. Canter:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C, to New York City,
Aug. 23-26, 1971 155.80
315
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
1971
Sept. 13 1821 Kurt Borchardt: ....... ^ „ ,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 round trips, Washington, D.C., to
Raleigh, NX. ; Atlanta, Ga.; Chicago, III., and Canton, Ohio, Aug. 12-27; Valley Forge,
Pa., and New York City, Sept. 2-4, 1971 $755.40
1823 William T. Druhan:
15 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Anchorage, Alaska; Seattle, Wash.; and Los Angeles, Calif.,
Aug. 17-31, 1971 — 622.50
14 1869 District Delivery Service:
For services rendered the committee, October-December 1971 140.00
15 1889 Eastern Airlines, inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 3, 1971 o2.00
16 1924 Marion Burson:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Cham-
paign, III., Aug. 5-15, 1971 310.40
1925 Paul G. Rogers, M.C.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, July 22-24, 1971 - 118. 50
20 1954 Michael F. Barrett, Jr.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Dallas and Lubbock, Tex., Sept. 8-10, 1971 122.70
1955 William H. Painter:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Aug. 5-6,1971. 48.00
1963 Library of Congress: ,mm
For ATS usage, Aug. 31, 1971 398.00
21 1991 William H. Painter: nn
Miscellaneous expenses incurred during travel in New York City, Aug. 13-16,1971 11.00
1992 Benjamin M.Smethurst:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Dallas and Lubbock, Tex., Sept. 8-10,1971 120.77
22 2034 Robert L. Stem:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C., to New York City, Aug.
23-25,1971 - - -- 141.90
23 2046 Norman E. Mark: , „„ ,„
Stenographic reporting, July 17, 1971 1,057.10
24 2082 Ward, Smith, Paul &Alderson:
Stenographic reporting, Aug. 3-4, 1971 498.75
2111 Peter N. Kyros, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif.,
and honclulu, Hawaii, Aug. 5-7, 1971 105.00
2112 Stephen Lawton:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., and Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 5-7, 1971 — 124.00
2113 PaulG. Rogeis,M.C.: , , L . ,
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., and Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 5-7, 1971... 112.00
28 2172 Majority Room: „n
Miscellaneous printing services, August 1971 40.34
2173 Bob Eckhardt, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, Washington, D.C., to New York City, Aug.
6,1971 --- 37.50
2174 Acropolis Books: .-
Publications to be used by Special Study of Securities, Sept. 7, 1971 55. 00
30 2214 Richardson Preysr, M.C.: .
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif.,
and Honolulu, Hawaii, Aug. 5-7, 1971... - 105.00
James F. Broder:
Oct 1 2370 2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Birmingham, Ala., and Memphis, Tenn., Sept. 7-8, 1971 96. 19
2371 8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco and San Jose, Calif., and Portland, Oreg.,
Sept. 12-19,1971 — - - 371-46
2372 David E. Satterfield, M.C.:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif.,
Honolulu, Hawaii, the Far East, and return, Aug. 5-24, 19/1.. 210.00
2373 SageSwanson:
Consultant services rendered, July 6, 1971 - oU. uu
7 2451 Brookings Institution:
For publication for use of professional staff member, Sept. 10, 1971 2. bis
2452 Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
Miscellaneous publications to be used by Special Study on Securities, September 1971.. 205. 00
2453 Dun & Bradstreet, Inc.:
Reimbursement (or 11 reports, Sept. 9, 1971 o7. 75
2454 Northwest Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 21, 1971 -- 798. o7
2455 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Membersand staff, September 1971 -- 39.40
2456 Jan Wolter: ...
For professional services as court reporter, July 16, 1971— 342. uu
71-124 — 72 21
316
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
1971
Oct. 8 2510 James F. Broder:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 27-28, 1971 $85. 19
2511 MarkRaabe:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 27-28, 1971 80. 50
2523 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971.. 179.38
2526 District Delivery Service:
Subscription and delivery of the New York Times, October-December 1971 35. 00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage—
2531 September 1971.. 291.00
2532 August 1971 44.00
19 2619 J.J. Pickle, M.C.:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston and Austin, Tex., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1971 81.20
2620 Harvey A. Rowen:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Oct. 11-13, 1971 _ 103.85
2621 Benjamin M. Smethurst:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston, Tex., and Sarasota, Fla., Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 1971 120. 19
Ward, Smith, Paul & Alderson:
Stenographic reporting —
2755 July 9-22, 1971 1,085.85
2756 Aug. 2-3, 1971... - 612.75
20 2779 July 9-22, 1971 - — 598.50
22 2789 Hertz Corp.: <r. „,
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 13-19, 1971 157.21
2802 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 259.02
2823 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 24, 1971 104.00
2824 Michigan State University Press:
1 volume of Emery's Broadcasting and Government, Oct. 5, 1971 12.78
2826 Mark Raabe:
Reimbursement for purchase of The News Twisters, for official committee use, Oct. 1,
1971 - 8.27
2839 Video Engineering Co., Inc.:
Payment for audio-videotape recorder, Oct. 5, 1971. 5, 185.00
28 2904 Michael F. Barrett, Jr.: .
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston and Austin, Tex., Sept. 30-Oct. 3, 1971.. 86. 35
2905 James R.Connor: .
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington D.C., to Seattle, Wash., and Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 22-31, 1971 267.14
2906 Stephan Lawton:
2 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Buffalo, N.Y., and
return, Oct. 10-11, 1971 - 70.00
2907 Paul G. Rogers, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Buffalo, N.Y., and
return, Oct. 10-11, 1971 70.00
2908 Richard G. Shoup, M.C.:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Houston and Austin, Tex., Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 1971 65.56
Nov. 1 3078 James W.Symington, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to New
York City, July 22-23, 1971 70.00
3 3130 American Airlines, Inc. :
Official travel for Members and staff, August 1971 — 1,438.00
3131 Joint University Libraries:
Video-tape viewing fee, Oct. 5,1971 °. UU
3132 Wilson Gill, Inc.:
Video-tape equipment, Sept. 29, 1971 251. 2b
8 3208 Daniel J. Manelli:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.G., to
Los Angeles and Santa Barbara, Calif., Oct. 17-22, 1971 571.20
Ward, Smith, Paul & Alderson:
Stenographic reporting—
10 3251 Sept. 10-14,1971. 763.80
3252 Sept. 14-27, 1971 — - 860-70
3253 Oct. 18-19, 1971 - - 444.60
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service— co
3267 September 1971 - - 48.88
3268 August 1971. 14-29
Official travel for Members and staff:
3278 Eastern Airlines, Inc., Sept. 7, 1971. - 174.00
3307 Delta Air Lines, Inc., Oct. 12, 1971 242.00
3308 Treck Photographic, Inc.: ... ,„
Color processing, Sept. 27, 1971 U0.K
317
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
1971 COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
Nov. 12 3333 James F. Broder:
19 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Indianapolis, Ind.; Denver and Grand Junction Colo'- Las
Vegas, Nev.; Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, and Oakland, Calif.; Portland and
Pendleton, Oreg.; Walla Walla, Wash.; Boise, Idaho; and Seattle, Wash., Oct. 12-30,
3334 MarkRaabeY " $838.87
19 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Denver and Grand Junction, Colo.; Las Vegas Nev'- Los
Angeles San Diego, San Jose, and Oakland, Calif.; Portland and Pendleton Oreg ;
,r ,io, „ Walla Wa»a , Wash.; Boise, Idaho ; and Seattle, Wash. , Oct. 1 1-30 . 1971 ' 776 54
16 3383 Government Printing Office;
For publication for use of staff member, Oct. 7 1971 ? nn
3385 Majority Room: *" uu
Miscellaneous printing services, Aug. 26, 1971 7 en
3388 Library of Congress: u
For ATS usage, Sept. 30, 1971... in, nn
3400 Variety, Inc.: " 4U4-00
1-year subscription, Oct. 6, 1971-72 on nn
3401 Wall Street Journal: a- uu
1-year subscription, Oct. 14, 1971-72 . qc m
17 3450 StephanLawton: dD-uu
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Richmond, Va., Oct. 21-23. 1971 118 fin
3451 PaulG. Rogers, M.C.: ' " m-bU
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Richmond Va and re-
turn, Oct. 21-23, 1971 ' ' inc nn
Xerox Corp.: - lub"uu
Meter usage —
3495 Oct. 9, 1971 ,qq „
3496 August 1971 — " „??
3516 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 qro ia
Eastern Airlines, Inc.: """ Mim B
Official travel for Members and staff —
3524 September 1971 7oe nn
3525 October 1971.. "~ "" " ?,'
19 3642 Dow J ones Books: "" " " D8-uu
1 volumeof Road to Ruin, Oct. 4,1971 ? no
3643 WallStreetJournal: " *-m
1-yearsubscription, Oct. 22, 1971-72... o,k nn
23 3661 Michael F.Barrett: uu
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 8-11. 1971 147 nn
3680 James F. Broder: ' ' 14/-uu
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Albany and New York City, N.Y., Nov. 9-10,1971 82 40
3681 Mark Raabe:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Albany and New York City, N.Y.j Nov. 9-10 1971 96 50
3682 Benjamin Smethurst:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Tallahassee, Fla., Nov. 8-11, 1971 142 88
30 3766 LernerLawBookCo.Jnc: """
Publication for official committee use, Sept. 30, 1971 7 ?>;
Dec. 1 3918 United Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 18,1971 484 nn
3925 Xerox Corp.: -UU
Meter usage, Sept. 30-Nov. 1,1971 .. 550 ^7
3965 Ward, Smith, Paul &Alderson: ~ """
Stenographic reporting, Oct. 20 and 26,1971 .. 418 95
3969 Michael F. Barrett: "
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington DC to
New York City, Nov. 18, 1971.. _. ing nn
3970 James W.Symington, M.C.: " "" "
2 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Richmond Va and
return, Oct. 21-22, 1971 70 00
3989 Braniff Airways, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 22, 1971 558 nn
3990 Avis:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business Oct
11-13 and 28-30, 1971 68 72
3991 HertzCorp.: "" " c
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business, Oct.
14-27, 1971 ?c9 n
8 4111 James F. Broder:
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 14-22, 1971 390 20
4112 James F. Hastings, M.C.: "
2 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D C, to Buffalo
N.Y.,Oct. 10-11, 1971 _ ............. 70.00
318
DETAiLED STATEMENT GF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
1971
Dec. 8 4113 Mark Raabe:
6 cbys per diem and miscellaneous expenses in:urred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 14-19, 1971... $243.60
4152 Editor & Publisher:
For publication, Nov. 4, 1971 14.00
Hertz Rent Car, Inc.:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business —
4153 Oct. 28, 1971 14.04
4154 Nov. 8-11,1971 66.80
4155 Joint University Libraries:
Loan of video-tape and other services, Nov. 8,1971 45.31
4156 Journal of Commerce:
1-year subscription from Nov. 2, 1971 42.00
10 4200 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Nov. 1, 1971 252. 00
4208 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 350.62
4218 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, October 1971 410.00
4226 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, Dec. 22, 1971 35.00
Xerox Corp.:
4231 Xerox supplies, Nov. 19, 1971 27.91
4232 Meter usage, September 1971 97. 00
4253 Albert J. McGrath:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, November 1971 4. 50
4254 William H. Painter:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to New York, N.Y., Nov. 29-30, 1971 49.25
4255 Richardson Preyer.M.C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C.to Richmond, Va., and
return, Oct. 21-22, 1971 70.00
14 4339 Kurt Borchardt:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Sacramento and San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 18-24, 1971 273.18
Peter N. Kyros, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C.to —
4340 Buffalo, N.Y., Oct. 10-11, 1971 70.00
4341 Richmond, Va., Oct. 21-22,1971 70.00
4342 Harvey A. Rowen:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to New York, N.Y., Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1971 74. 50
4343 Robert L. Stern:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York, N.Y.,and Claymont, Del., Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1971 144.27
17 4441 Michael J. Parker:
Document from the Office of Recorder of Deeds, Dec. 9, 1971 5.00
4442 Benjamin Smethurst:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Dec. 12-15, 1971 162. 92
4443 Mark Raabe:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C.to New
YorkCitv, Dec. 8-10,1971 168.75
4473 Fletcher Thompson, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New York
City, Dec. 3-5, 1971 231.42
20 4490 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Nov. 26, 1971 52. 00
4514 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 131. 91
4525 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper subscriptions, January-March 1971 140. 00
4548 United Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Nov. 18, 1971 388. 00
4549 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, Jan. 15, 1972-73 35. 00
4554 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Oct. 1-Nav. 5, 1971 97.00
4623 Ward, Smith, Paul & Aiderson:
Stenographic repoiting, Oct. 1, 1971 806. 55
4663 James F. Broder:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to New
York City, Dec. 8-10, 1971 148.00
4664 Ancher Nelsen, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Rochester,
Minn., Nov. 11-12, 1971.... 246. 00
22 4706 Micha-J F. Barrett, Jr.:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., Dec. 12-15, 1971 154.80
4707 Consumers Union:
Subscription to Consumer Reports, beginning November 1971 8.00
319
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued
1971
Dec" ll 4 ' '^"day's per ^iem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, DC, to Boston, Mass., Dec. 5-9, 1971 5^0- ^
4709 Harvard Law Review: \i H\
For publication, November 197i "■""'
471 ainlRlimlVrsementfotr'car furnished staff member for travel on official business, Nov. 29,
1971 ^-lb
4711 National Journal: „,„ ,, ?nn no
1-year subscription, Feb. 25,1972-73 ™.m
4712 Standard & Poor's Corp.: 98 no
Publication, December 1971 — £°'uu
23 4S05 Ward. Smith, Paul & Aid-arson: ,„,,,„„ 544 35
Stenographic reportins, Nov. 16-17, 1971. o<w.oa
29 4377 Council on Economic Priorities: qR
For publication, Dec. 8, 1971 £'3°
4878 GlenR. Dorrough: . 28 00
2 copies of court transcript of proceedings, Dec. 6, 1971 "uu
6r Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, Dec. 9,
1971
Joint Universitv Libraries: . , . . ,
For film duplication, deposit on tapes borrowed, and time spent searching tor material
to be duplicated, Dec. 6, 1971
3S1.30
4881 The Public Interest: - s(1
1-year subscription, Dec. 6,1971 '-3U
4882 Radin TV Reports, Inc.: 17 nf)
Film transcript, Dec. 6,1971 lL-w
4901 Braniff Airways, Inc.: qn n0
Official travel for Members and stafr, Nov. 12, 1971 bu-uu
4905 Chesapeake & Potomac Tbiephone Co.: ,.,- 1R
Officisi telephone service, November 1971 •31J- lu
4910 Eastern airlines, Inc.: ,1? n0
Official travel for Members and staff, Dec. 6, 1971 al*- uu
4918 Library of Congress: 4S4 00
For ATS usage, November 197i to-*, uu
4921 National Airlines, Inc.: igp no
Official travel for Members and staff, Dec. 6, 1971 ico.uu
4931 Mai°MiSSta™ilB Printing services, Oct. 19 and Nov. 2, 16, 18 and 29, 1971 42. 15
Official travel for Members and staff: ._ „Q
4935 Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad Co., Nov. 15,1971... ^s. ou
4S41 United Air Lines, Inc., November 1971 i.aaa.uu
4950 Western Union: nj u
Official telegram service, September 1971 lM- w
4953 Xerox Corp.: d7« 3/t
Meter usage, Nov. 1-Dec. 2 1971 ?«)' ?rt
Salaries for 6 months i???k ?m
Refunds and adjustments ^D- ^
Total paid from 1972 appropriations . 356,984.48
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
July 1 8 Garner J. Cline: .
12 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., and return via Denver, Colo., June 16-27,
1Q71 433.09
9 John F. Seiberfing" M.C.:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C.to Los Angeles, Calif., and
return, June 17-22, 1971 210-00
13 214 David W. Dennis, M.C.:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., June 17-22, 1971 - 214.46
215 Lawrence J. Hogan, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., and re-
turn, June 24-25, 1971 — - 70-00
216 James D. (Mike) McKevitt, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., and
return, June 24-26, 1971 105-00
217 Peter W. RoJino, Jr., M.C.:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif.,
and return, June 18-22,1971 -- I'5-00
21 426 Donald G. Benn: .
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round inp, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., and return via Denver, Colo., June 17-26,
1971 ..._ -- - --- 351-75
441 Herman Schwartz:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Buffalo, N.Y., to Washing-
ton, D.C.,June3, 1971 --- 7°-25
1 Includes refund of $53.00 from Congressman William R. Roy.
320
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY— Continued
1971
July 23 496 Walter Flowers, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., and
return via Birmingham, Ala., June 24-25, 1971 $70.00
503 Wiley Mayne, M.C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Denver, Colo., and
return via Omaha, Nebr., and Sioux City, Iowa, June 24-25, 1971 70.00
27 534 Walter F. Kelly:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Milwaukee, Wis., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 22-23, 1971 164.00
597 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 136.22
610 Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, May 1971 ._ _ 398.00
614 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, for period ending June 30, 1971 : 125.25
28 638 Virginia R. Allan:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Detroit, Mich., to Washington, D.C. , round
trip, Mar. 25, 1971 104.00
639 Aaron E. Henry:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Jackson, Miss., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, June 17-18, 1971 188.00
663 Xerox Corp. :
Freight charges, June 12, 1971 30.00
Aug. 5 967 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, May 31, 1971 123.20
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, May, 1971 169.75
9 1013 Library of Congress:
For terminal installed, June 1971 542.00
24 1284 Paul D. Carrington:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Ann Arbor, Mich., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, June 22-23, 1971 123.75
Bess E Dick:
Oct. 1 2374 Reimbursement to staff members for taxi fares while on official committee business,
March-June 1971 15.55
2375 Reimbursement for long distance telephone call made by staff member, Mar. 19, 1971... .55
8 2528 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971. 19.26
Nov. 10 3229 Jimmy G. Braden:
Stanographic reporting, June 9-10, 1971 1,398.60
3287 Xerox Corp.:
Invalid discount on invoice 008185382 5.25
Stenographic reporting:
Dec. 1 3940 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc., June 21, 1971 357.00
3992 Federal Reporting Service, June 24-25, 1971. 836.10
Total paid from 1971 appropriations. 6,512.03
Days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to El Paso, Tex., and return:
July 19 357 Donald G. Benn, July 6-11, 1971.... _ _ 210.00
358 Garner J. Cline, July 6-11, 1971 210.00
23 494 David W. Dennis, M.C.July 8-11, 1971 _ 140.00
495 Joshua Eilberg, M.C, July 8-11, 1971 _ 140.00
497 James D. (Mike) McKevitt, M.C, July 8-9, 1971 70.00
498 Peter W.Rodino, Jr., M.C, July 8-11, 1971. 140.00
499 John F. Seiberling, M.C, July 8-11, 1971 140.00
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C, to Jackson, Miss., July 7-11, 1971:
27 533 Alfred S. Joseph 183.20
535 Jerome Zeifman 211.73
Aug. 6 975 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 169.75
Sept. 1 1630 Chesapeake* Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service 147.75
21 2002 Official travel for Members and staff:
American Airlines, Inc 4, 186.00
Delta Air Lines, Inc 376.00
United Air Lines, Inc 1,079.00
Penn Central Transportation Co 54.80
Library of Congress:
For terminal installed—
27 2132 Aug. 31,1971 --- 410.00
2133 July 31, 1971.. 446.00
Oct. 8 2527 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper deliveries, October-December 1971 43.00
2529 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services—
July 1971 108.10
Aug. 1-24, 1971 138.81
2533 Xerox Corp.: , . nn
Meter usage, Aug. 9, 1971 --- - 175.00
22 2803 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 - 130.09
321
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY— Continued
1971
Nov. 1 3079 Donald G. Benn:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., Oct. 20-23, 1971 5140 00
3080 Garner J. Cline: """
5 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C , to Chicago.
III., Oct. 19-23, 1971 175 00
3 3133 The Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription renewal, Oct. 27, 1971-72 35. 00
Days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Chicao, Ml , and return:
8 3209 David W. Dennis, M.C., 3 days, Oct. 21-23, 1971 105 00
3210 Wiley Mayne, M.C., 3 days, Oct. 21-23, 1971 . . 105.00
10 3230 James D. McKevitt, M.C., 4 days, Oct. 21-24, 1971 140.00
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct 21-26 1971-
3231 Thomas E. Mooney 216.50
16 3358 Herbert Fuchs 327 00
17 3452 Edward G. Biester, Jr., MX... _ --------- ZW.1XI
3453 John Conyers, Jr., MX . 210.00
3454 Robert F. Drinan, MX... ~"~~ " 245.20
Howard Eglit:
3455 7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct. 19-26, 1971 291.66
3456 3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., and return,
Nov. 5-7, 1971 105.00
3457 Hamilton Fish, Jr., MX.:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct. 21-26 1971 258.00
3458 Walter Flowers, MX.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Chicago, 111., and return,
Oct. 21-23, 1971 105.00
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct. 21-26, 1971:
3459 Robert W. Kastenmeier, MX 224.15
3460 AbnsrJ. Mikva, MX ... 25165
3461 Peter W. Rodino, Jr., MX.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Chicago, III., via Newark,
N.J. , and return, Oct. 21-24, 1971.. 140.00
3462 Benjamin L.Zelenko:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C ,to Trenton N J .and re-
turn, Oct. 28-30, 1971 _ 105.00
23 3683 Lawrence J. Hogan, MX.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington , D.C, to Chicago III and re-
turn, Oct. 21-23, 1971. 105.00
24 3702 TomRailsback.M.C:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
,„ »,., ., Washington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct. 21-26,1971 234.82
30 3767 Hertz Corp.:
, .,„,., ., Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business 58.12
Dec. 1 3913 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, September 1971 416. CO
3938 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, Sept. 23,1971 89.25
2 4030 Western Union:
Official telegram service, September 1971 6.03
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, September 1971 89. 55
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1-year subscription to Criminal Law Reporter 128. 00
Cavalier Airways Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 11, 1971 . 322 00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage —
Sept.28, 1971 175.00
Oct. 22,1971 192 32
3 4073 Invalid discount, May 1971 5' 25
Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Oct. 12, 1971 3 00
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, October 1971 118 00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 80 37
8 4157 Robert Landman, Sr.:
1 day per diem incurred as witness, Nov. 11, 1971 20 00
10 4256 Lawrence Coughlin, M.C.:
6 days ner diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip from
Washington, D.C, to San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., Oct. 21-26, 1971 309. 35
Days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington
D.C, to Madison and Milwaukee, Wis :
14 4312 Robert F. Drinan, MX., 3 days, Nov. 21-23,1971 119 00
4313 Howard Eglit, 4 days, Nov. 20-24, 1971 163' 76
322
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY— Continued
1971
Dec. 20 4535 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, Oct. 31,1971 $452.00
22 4749 Western Union:
Official telegram service, October 1971 16. 17
Joint Commission on Correctional Manpower and Training, Inc.:
Miscellaneous publications, Nov. 20, 1971. ..; 6.75
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 119.63
28 4842 Herbert E.Hoffman:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Williams-
burg, Va., Dec. 5-8, 1971 219.02
29 4919 Library of Congress:
For ATS usage, Nov. 31, 1971 476. 00
Salaries for 6 months 165,431.13
Refunds and adjustments (298. 00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 181,356.51
COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Boston, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
May 20, 1971:
July 2 39 Joseph S. Gaziano 98.00
40 John A.Jensen 98.00
41 Marine Digest:
1-year subscription, May 1, 1971-72 6.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
6 95 March 1971 256.88
96 May 1971 191.20
102 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, May 31, 19/1. 1.30
8 123 Western Union:
Official telegram service, March 1971 3.84
129 West Publishing Co.:
Supplements and new issues to the U.S. Code Annotated, May 26, 1971 241. 50
14 240 Court Reporting Service, Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, May 7, 1971 912.60
241 Metropolitan Messenger & Delivery Service Corp.:
Official messenger service, June 1971 6. 00
242 University of Michigan:
For rental of Dow Auditorium for hearing held in Ann Arbor, Mich., May 7, 1971 100.00
15 254 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 6-7 and 10-11,1971... 708.00
269 Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, May 3,1971 171.00
310 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, May 4-5, 1971 — 423.00
23 500 Richard N. Sharood:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Kingston,
R.I., and registration fee for conference, June 20-25, 1971 369.60
28 661 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, May 1971 — 273.43
677 Western Union:
Official telegram service, May 1971 48. 14
Aug. 6 991 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. :
Official telephone service, June 1971. 247.79
995 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 22, 1971. - 16.90
Sept. 1 1656 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 28-29,1971. 28.16
Oct. 19 2734 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, May 20, 1971 - 305. 10
22 2815 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, May 28-June 30, 1971. 554.83
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting —
Nov. 3 3159 May 17-20, 1971 - - 237.00
3160 Aug. 6,1971 - 194-40
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 5,492.67
July 20 383 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery service, July-September 1971 35.00
Edward A.Garmatz, M.C.:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to—
Aug. 10 1041 Miami, Fla., July 19-20, 1971. - - 70.00
1042 Galveston, Tex., July 26-27, 1971 70.00
13 1162 Metropolitan Messenger & Delivery Service Corp.:
Official messenger service - - 14.00
323
DETAILED STATEMENT CF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES— Continued
4 days per di3m incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., and return,
1971 Aug. 4-7, 1971: ......
Aug. 24 1285 Frank M.Clark, MX $-40-£2
1286 ErnestJ. Corrado - 140.00
1287 Ronald Santo 140.00
26 1381 Francis D.Heyward:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, irom
Washington, D.C., to Seattle, Wash., July 28-30, 1971 113.75
1382 William C.Rountree:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Seattle, Wash., July 28-29, 1971 74.00
31 1457 Nautilus Press, Inc.:
1-year subscription to Coastal Zone Management, July 1, 1971-72 75. UU
1471 William C. Rountree:
7 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La.; Galveston
and Houston, Tex., and return, Aug. 12-18, 1971 245.00
Sept. 9 1788 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 31, 1971 - 313. 16
1791 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 1971 422.00
1794 Metropolitan Messenger & Delivery Service:
Delivery service, Aug. 31, 1971 18.50
12 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D. C, to New Orleans, La.; Galveston
and Houston, Tex.; San Francisco, Calif.; and St. Louis, Mo., and return, Aug.
12-23 1971'
13 1824 Frank m! Clark, M.C.. 420. 00
1825 Ernest J. Corrado 420.00
1826 Ronald Santo:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., St.
Louis, Mo., and return, Aug. 18-23,1971 210.00
1827 Richard N.Sharood:
5 days ner diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C,. to San Francisco, Calif., Aug. 17-21, 1971 - 183.20
24 2069 Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, July 8, 1971 199. 8U
27 2122 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery, October-December 1971 3b. UU
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reoorting— ... .„
Oct. 19 2735 Julv 30, 1971 186.30
2736 July 6-16, 1971 815.40
22 2804 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 41b. S9
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage—
2811 August 1971 422.64
2817 July 1971 376.59
Nov. 16 3386 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Sept. 13, 1971 ->■ iu
17 3463 WilliamS. Mailliard, M.C.:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to San Francisco, Calif.,
and Tulsa, Okla., and return. Oct. 7-15, 1S71 21.40
3497 Xerox Corp.: ,c ..
Developer for 2400, Sept. 30,1971 - 45.00
18 3526 Eastern Airlines, Inc.: . ... ..
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 9, 1971. - - -- 2,499.00
Stenographic reporting: ... ..
19 3644 Apollo Court Reporters, Aug. 17, 1971 ,?,,
3645 B.P.A. Reporting Associates, Inc., Aug. 6, 1971 - -- „/,,„
3646 Dietrich & Pickett, Inc., Aug. 13, 1971 f^3»
3647 Jerivon Reporting Co., Aug. 15, 1971 - 192.00
3648 Schiller's Reporting Service, Aug. 19, 1971 - 216.UU
23 3684 Ralph E. Casey:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York City, Nov. 10-11, 1971.. 42.50
Dec. 1 3902 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Offic a| telephone service, September 1971 21/. 88
3993 Journal of Maritime Law and Commerce:
1 subscription to Journal ot Maritime Law and Commerce, vol. 3, Nos. 1-4, October
1971-Julv 1972 _... - ---- 20.00
20 4515 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 - - 312.94
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
4573 Nov. 8,1971 10{- 25
4574 Sept. 8,1971.. 221.40
4575 Nov. 17,1971. - 113-4u
4673 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery service, J aauaiy-March 1972... 3b. uu
324
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISHERIES— Continued
1971
Cec. 29 4883 A. S. Abell Co.:
Renew 2 subscriptions to the Baltimore Sun, Dec. 17, 1971-72 $164 00
4884 Nautilus Press, Inc.:
1-year subscription renewal to Ocean Science News, January 1972-73 .. . 156 75
4911 Eastern Airlines, inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 7-16, 1971 428 00
4932 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Nov. 11-30, 1971 15.00
Western Union:
4951 Official telegram service, September 1971 40. 41
4952 Delivery service, October 1971 3.80
Salaries for 6 months " 92,902. 13
Refunds and adjustments _ (186.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. 103,596.31
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE
July 2 42 Eastern Airlines. Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff 2,151.00
66 Edward T. Hugler:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., June 22-23,1971 83.25
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage —
8 120 April 1971 61.75
119 May 1971 97.00
13 218 David Fyffe:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Atlanta, Ga., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
June30, 1971 123.45
219 Robert N. Lehrer:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Atlanta, Ga., to Washington, D.C., round trip,
June 30, 1971.. 123.45
27 615 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971. 66. 75
28 671 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, April-May 1971 248.05
Aug. 2 858 H.DwightMeader:
Payment for contractual services, June 30, 197L 1,000.00
3 880 Hertz System, Inc.:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, June
1971 _ 98.04
10 1043 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1-year subscription, August 1971-72 198.00
11 1070 Alderson-Monick Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting, June 15, 1971 _._ 130.50
12 1131 H.DwightMeader:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 4 round trips from New York City to
Washington, D.C., June 7-30, 1971... 698.55
18 1232 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May-June 1971 351.14
25 1331 Alderson-Monick Reporting:
Stenographic reporting, June 29-30, 1971.. 351.00
Sept. 9 1792 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 30, 1971 1,034. 18
1800 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971... 100.00
16 1910 Hertz System, Inc.:
5-percent tax charge on car rental incurred on official trip to Tucson, Ariz., June 1971.- 5.32
Total paid from 1971 appropriations- - - -- 6,921.43
Aug. 10 1044 Robert A. Neuman:
6 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif.,
and return, July 18-23, 1971...---- — - - 210.00
17 1189 H. Dwight Meader:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 round trips, Washington, D.C., to
Tarrytown, N.Y., July 11-15 and 26-30, 1971.. - — 504.80
Sept. 2 1699 Ann? P. Flory:
Witness fee, July 27, 1971. - - ---- 20.00
1700 H. Dwight Meadsr:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Tarrytown,
N.Y., Aug. 10-13, 1971- - - 218.40
9 1737 Majority Rcom:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971.. - 82.00
1789 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971..- - 253.24
13 1848 Charles H. Wilson, M.C.:
5 days per diem incurred on travel from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Los Angeles, Calif., and
Washington, D.C., Aug. 20-24, 1971 175.03
325
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE— Continued
1971
Sept. 13 1849 Victor C. Smiroldo: ..*„«,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Buffalo, IN.Y.,
and Washington, D.C., Aug. 20-23, 1971...- --- -- $193.40
1851 George B. Gould: „ , ,
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, irom Honolulu,
Hawaii, to Los Angeles, Calif., and Washington, D.C., Aug. 20-24, 1971 202. 25
14 1870 Bun B. Bray, Jr.: „ L. „„*«.,..
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to San Diego,
and Los Angeles, Calif., via Reno, Nev., Aug. 10-27, 1971 685.00
H. Dwight Meader:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 round trips, from Tarrytown, N.Y., to
Washington, D.C.-
28 2168 Sept. 8-9, 1971 1*8.00
2169 Aug. 23-27, 1971 --- - 253- 40
2170 Hertz System, Inc.: . . ;
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, July 1971. 129. fas
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York, N.Y., and return,
Aug. 12,1971:
2171 JohnGabusi ».00
2176 Morris K. Udall, M.C -- 35.00
2177 Robert Schremp 35.00
2180 Penn Central Transportation Co.:
Official travel for Members and staff, August 1971 "-til
Oct. 8 2534 Xerox Corp.: , ,
Meter usage, July-August 1971 --- tn/.iti
19 2700 Alderson-Monick Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting, July 13-30, 1971... - 1. 156.50
22 2805 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July-August 1971 3b3. /»
2806 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, September 1971 12. 5U
2822 Congressional Quarterly Service:
1-year subscription, January 1972-73 I44- 00
28 2909 Payment for supplemental contractual services rendered, September 1971 1,500.00
2910 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, from Tarrytown, N.Y., to Wash-
ington, D.C., Sept. 13-14, 1971. ------ 108.20
2911 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Tarrytown, M.Y., to Wash-
ington,D.C.,Sept. 28-30, 1971 183.40
John M. Nash:
29 2950 Payment for contractual services rendered, August 1971 i.aju.uu
2951 2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Aug. 9-10, 1971 93- 50
Nov. 8 3211 Bun B. Bray, Jr.: ^ „ ,
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Bremerton, Wash., Alameda, Calif., and Fort Campbell, Ky., Oct. 10-17, 1971 680. 00
16 3373 JohnH Rousselot, M.C: „' . „„ x
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 28-Nov. 2, 1971 505.00
JohnGabusi:
17 3464 4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 19-22, 1971.... 193.41
3465 2 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles,
Calif., Nov. 3-4, 1971 - 70-°0
3466 Theodore J. Kazy:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 19-21, 1971 134.00
3467 Jerome R. Waldie, M.C: „ „ .
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 14-17, 1971 450.00
Alderson-Monick Reporting Co.:
Stenographic reporting— mm
18 3574 July 28, 1971__ - - - }l{-00
3575 July 21, 1971. ._ - 141-75
Dec. 1 3912 Eastern Airlines, Inc : nn
Official travel for Members and staff, August 1971 18z. 00
3926 Xerox Corp.: „
Meter usage, October 1971 9/-uu
Bun B. Bray, Jr.:
3971 4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Wilmington, N.C.,
Nov. 15-18, 1971... I40-00
3972 Reimbursement for official travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Montgomery,
Ala., to San Antonio via Dallas, Tex., Nov. 8-12, 1971 -- 335.00
3973 Charles Thomas Metz:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to South-
port, N.C., Nov. 15-18, 1971 --- 262. 04
3 4046 Victor C. Smiroldo:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 15-20, 19/1 243.65
4066 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September 1971. - 100.00
326
DETAILED STATEMENT OF D5S3SJR5EMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE— Continued
1971
Dec. 8 4114 Robert E. Lockhart:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 15-20, 1971 $214. 80
10 4209 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 _ 420.83
4257 Bun Benton Bray, Jr.:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala., and
return, Nov. 28-Dec. 2,1971... 175.00
4258 JohnH. Martiny:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Williams-
burg, Va., Dec. 2-3,1971 __. 106.00
4259 Charles Thomas Metz:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 28-Dec. 2,1971... 182.50
4260 Merle M. Stoner:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala., and
return, Nov. 28-Dec. 2,1871 _. 175.00
15 4414 Bernard W. MacKenzia:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, from Boston, Mass., to Washing-
ton, D.C., Dec. 7-17, 1971 312.70
17 4444 Victor C. Smiroldo:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Buffalo, N.Y., Dec. 10-11, 1971 83.25
4445 Jerome R. Waldie, M.C.:
Reimbursement for taxi expenses incurred during official travel from Washington,
D.C.toSan Francisco, Calif., and return, Dec. 3-6, 1971... 15.00
20 4516 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 424.71
22 4713 Ormonde A. Kieb:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Asbury Park, N.J., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Dec. 7, 1971 69.44
29 4885 ITELCorp.:
Rental of ITEL automatic typewriter, September-October 1971 — - 331.80
4933 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Nov. 10, 1971 38.00
Salaries for 6 months 190,469.82
Total paid from 1972 appropriations. 204,886.68
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS
July 2 64 Salvatore J. D'Amico:
2 days per dism and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Newark and Woodbridge, N.J.June 10-11, 1971 77.50
65 James J. Howard, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Newark and Wood-
bridge, N.J. , and return, June 10-11, 1971. 70.00
6 111 Western Union:
Official telegram service-
January 1971 . 11.57
Do 30.85
February 1971. ._ 3.71
March 1S71 298. 54
April 1971 210.06
Water Information Center, Inc.:
1 copy of Water Encyclopedia, Apr. 12, 1971 28.00
8 146 Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Phrttofinishing, June 8, 1971 22.42
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, April-May 1971 651.90
19 359 JohnC. Kluczynski, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Miami,
Fla., June 6-9, 1971 186.00
George M. Kopecky:
360 Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, May 13-June 4, 1971 6.00
361 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Boston, Mass., June 28-30, 1971 113.25
Walter R.May:
363 Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, Apr. 15-June 4, 1971 9.65
364 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Boston, Mass., June 28-30, 1971 115.75
366 John P. O'Hara:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Rockville, Md., to Rich-
mend, Va., June 23-24, 1971 -.-- 101.44
367 Robert F. Spence:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Tampa, Fla., June 7-9, 1971.. 109.00
21 427 Jack H. McDonald, M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Detroit, Mich., to Los Angeles, Calif., and
Washington, D.C., Feb. 23-28, 1971 .- 105. 00
DETASLED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS— Continued
1971
July 22 475 Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photo supplies and service, Feb. 5 and Apr. 7, 1971 $55. 57
Hertz System, Inc.:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, Apr. 15,
1971 ^49.32
Air Photographies, Inc.:
Photo service, Mar. 3, 1971 30. 00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, Jan. 31 and Feb. 28, 1971 ... 52. 25
23 481 Official travel for Members and staff-
Pan American World Airways, Inc., February 1971 267. 00
Trans World Airlines, Inc., February 1971. 1, 275. 00
American Airlines, Inc.:
March 1971 732.00
April 1971 366.00
United Air Lines, Inc., May 1971 311. 00
501 Environmental Law Reporter:
1 copy of vol. I, May 28, 1971 50. 00
National Wildlife Federation:
1 copy o/ Conservation Directory, May 20, 1971. 1. 50
Stan Jennings:
Letterhead and design, May 28, 1971 93. 60
Engineering News Record:
1-year subscription, Mar. 1, 1971 9.00
District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery, April-June 1971 47. 00
3M:
Meter usage, January 1971 9. 00
27 618 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, May-June 1971 754.31
28 640 Braniff Airways, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 1971.. 744. 00
641 James Kee, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Tampa, Fla., and return,
June 7-9, 1971 105.00
Aug. 3 879 W. E. Meyer:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from State College, Pa., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, May 18, 1971 63.44
Official travel for Members and staff, June 1971:
5 961 Eastern Airlines, Inc 340.00
United Air Lines, Inc 406.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc 104.00
American Airlines, Inc 52.00
9 1020 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, March 1971 31.95
The Washington Post:
Subscription, Feb. 26-Aug. 26, 1971 14.70
Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photo service, May 6, 1S71 3.10
17 1192 ShermanS. Willse:
Reimbursement for expenses incurred on official travel in Washington, D.C., Alexan-
dria, Va., and Baltimore, Md.Jan. 17-June 30, 1971_._ 41.93
27 1392 JimmjeJ.Gigoux:
I ravel expenses and witness fees, from Oklahoma City, Okla., to Philadelphia, Pa., to
Washington, D.C.and return to Oklahoma City, Okla., June 22-23, 1971 248. SC-
SI 1459 3M:
Equipment rental —
January 1971 17.50
February 1971 9.00
Do 17.50
March 1971 9.00
Do 17.50
April 1971 _ 9.00
Sept. 1 1654 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff. 196.00
2 1672 3M:
Equipment rental, April 1971 17.50
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1-July 13, 1971 617.28
Oct. 18 2571 John P. Constandy:
Reimbursement for local travel on official business, Mar. 17-June 30, 1971. 86. 47
Partial payment on contract:
Nov. 1 3081 Joseph R. Brennan, May-June 1971 4,000.00
3 3099 Sheldon Gilbert, May-June 1971 .. 3,100.00
3103 M. K.Taher, June 1971 800.00
3118 Avis:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, June
1971 23.76
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 .. _ 34.54
10 3279 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 9, 1971... 104.00
328
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL ANO SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS— Continued
1971
Dec. 17 4462 International City Management Assn.:
1 copy of Municipal Yearbook, June 30, 1971.. $17. 50
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage and porter charge, April 1971 673.61
4463 Mark Weiss Camera Canter:
Filming equipment, June 1971 40.23
Photographers' Color Service:
Film and developing, June 1971... 8.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 18,206.20
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, from Boston, Mass., to
Washington, D.C., July 1-2, 1971:
July 19 362 George M. Kopecky 79.60
355 Walter R. May... 74.50
Aug. 12 1132 LaMar Baker M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Bluefield, W. Va., and return,
July 20-22, 1971. 105.00
Richard C. Barnett:
1135 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Oklahoma City and Ardmore,
Okla.; Dallas, Tex.; Davenport, Iowa; Bluefield, W. Va., and return, July 16-18, 1971. 105.00
1136 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C.to Bluefield, W. Va., and return,
July 20-22, 1971 105.00
1137 Peter R.Jutro:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Roanoke, Va.; Atlanta, Ga.; Tampa, and Miami, Fla., and
return, July 22-26, 1971 146.50
James Kee, M.C.:
1138 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Oklahoma City and Ardmore,
Okla., Dallas, Tex., Davenport, Iowa, Bluefield, W. Va., and return, July 16-18, 1971. 105.00
1139 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Bluefield, W. Va., and return,
July 20-22, 1971 105.00
1140 Walter R.May:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., July 12-16, 1971 184. 00
Robert F. Spence:
1141 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Oklahoma City and Ardmore,
Okla., Dallas, Tex., Davenport, Iowa, Bluefield, W. Va., and return, July 16-18,1971. 105.00
1142 3 days per diem incurred on travel, Washington, D.C., to Bluefield, W. Va., and return,
July 20-22, 1971.. _ 105.00
7 1190 Clifton W. Enfield:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C. , to Eugene, Oreg., and return, July 25-29, 1971... 198. 25
1191 George M. Kopecky:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., July 12-16, 1971. 195. 30
31 1458 Allegheny Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff 310.00
Sept. 8 1722 Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photo supplies and service, July 23, 1971 74. 52
Hertz System, Inc.:
Staff car rental, July 20, 1971 116. 40
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May-June 1971 294. 12
Oct. 12 2549 Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photo service, Sept. 3, 1971 14.96
Hertz System, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 17, 1971 81. 44
Official Airline Guide:
1-year subscription, October 1971-72 45. 00
18 2572 George M. Kopecky:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, July 7-Sept. 7,1971 11.75
2573 John P. O'Hara:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, July 1-Sept. 7, 197L 39. 13
Shirley Dempsey:
19 2622 3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C. to Oklahoma City, Okla.;
Dallas.Tex.; Davenport, Iowa; Bluefield, W.Va., and return, July 16 48,1971 105.00
2623 3 days Der diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Bluefield, W. Va.,and
return, July 20-22, 1971 105.00
2624 John Paul Hammerschmidt, M.C. :
9 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C, to Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Alaska and return, Aug. 19-27,1971 315.00
Days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C, to Cincinnati, Ohio; Covington,
Ky.;and return:
2625 BettyHay,3 days, Sept. 23-25, 1971.... - 105.00
2626 JohnC. Kluczynski,M.C.,2 days,Sept. 23-24, 1971.. 70.00
2627 George M. Kopecky:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Boston, Mass., Sept. 20-24,1971 195.50
329
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DEBASEMENTS FROM CQNTSNGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS— Continued
1971
Oct. 19 2628 MikeMcCormack.M.C:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan, Alaska,
Aug. 22-25, 1971. $140. 00
2629 Walter R. May:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., Sept. 20-24,1971.... 185.25
Days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington D.C., to Cincinnati, Ohio; Covington,
Ky.; and return:
John P. O'Hara—
2630 5 days, Sept. 21-25, 1971 181.70
2631 4 days, Sept. 7-10, 1971 _ 151.00
2632 M.G. (Gene) Snyder, 3 days, Sept. 23-25,1971. 105.00
2633 Robert F.Spence:
9 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Alaska, and return, Aug. 19-27, 1971.. 315. 00
ShermanS. Willse:
2634 4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Lexington, Frankfort, Covington, Ky., and Cincinnati, Ohio,
Sept. 7-10, 1971 153.50
2635 7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Lexington, Richmond, Frankfort, Covington, Ky., and Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Sept. 19-25, 1971.. 250.45
2636 Gordon Wood:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Columbus, Ga., and Ashville, N.C., Aug. 11-13, 1971 113. 32
2637 Jim Wright, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Covington, Ky., Sept. 23-25,1971. 105.00
Paul R. S. Yates:
2638 8 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C.to Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Juneau, Sitka, Ketchikan, Alaska, and return, Aug. 20-27, 1971 280. 00
2639 3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Cincinnati, Ohio, and Covington, Ky., Sept. 23-25, 1971 106.10
2640 Roger H.Zion.M.C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Cincinnati, Ohio,
Covington, Ky.,and return, Sept. 23-24, 1971 _ 70.00
Partial paymenton contract:
Nov 1 3082 Joseph R.Brennan, July-September 1971 3,100.00
3 3100 SheldonS. Gilbert, July-September 1971.. 2,200.00
M. K.Taher:
3101 July 1971 - 1,300.00
3102 August-September 1971 2,200.00
3119 Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photographic service, Aug. 5,1971 6.00
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 1971 — 223. 55
5 3193 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, July 19,1971-72.. 35.00
Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
Miscellaneous publications, July 14,1971 .- 306.00
District Delivery Service:
Newspaper deliveries --- 35. 00
Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 set of Congress and the Nation, vols. I and II, July 7, 1971... 55.00
Metropolitan Messenger & Daily Service Corp.:
Messenger service, July 1971 - 6.75
Eastman Kodak Co.:
Film processing, July 1971. - - 4.90
8 3212 Glenn M.Anderson, M.C.:
8 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Anchorage,
Fairbanks, Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan, Alaska, Aug. 19-26, 1971. 280.00
17 3468 WilliamH.Harsha.M.C:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Columbus,
Ohio., Oct. 14-17,1971 --- 70.00
3469 PeterJutro:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Ithaca,
N.Y., Sept. 10-13,1971 140.00
3470 James Oberstar:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Reno, Nev.,
Sept. 25-28, 1971.. - 105.00
3471 Lloyd Rivard:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 5-9, 1971.. 180. 70
3472 Jim Wright, M.C.: , ,„ u _
4 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Fort Worth, Tex.,
Oct. 22-25, 1971... -- 140.00
23 3685 James Kee.M.C:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta and
Macon, Ga., Jackson, Miss., and Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 11-15, 1971 175.00
330
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS— Continued
1971
Nov. 24 3703 Salvatore J. D'Amico:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La., Oct. 14-19, 1971.. $226.80
3704 Betty Hay:
4 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Fort Worth, Tex.,
Oct. 22-25, 1971 140.00
George M. Kopecky:
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to—
3705 Boston, Mass., Oct. 4-8, 1971 195.75
3706 Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 18-22,1971 194.30
3707 Robert G. Lawrence:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio, Tex., and San Diego,
Calif., Oct. 13-19, 1971 253.10
Walter R. May:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to —
3708 Boston, Mass., Oct. 4-8, 1971 184.00
3709 Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 18-22,1971.. 185.50
3710 William O. Nolen:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La., Oct. 1449, 1971 230.50
John P. O'Hara:
3711 4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Fort Worth ,Tex., and
return, Oct. 22-25, 1971 140.00
3712 4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York, N.Y., Nov. 1-4, 1971 175. 10
3713 ShermanS. Willse:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Fort Worth, Austin and San Antonio, Tex., and San Diego,
Calif., Oct. 13-19,1971 253.25
3714 Jim Wright, M.C.:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston, Tex., Nov. 12, 1971 41.00
Paul R.S.Yates:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C,to—
3715 Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 14-15,1971 70.00
3716 Philadelphia, Pa.; Boston, Mass; Concord and Franklin, N.H., Nov. 1-3,1971 105. 00
Dec. 8 4115 John P. O'Hara:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Houston, Tex., Nov. 17-19,1971. 123.25
4116 FredSchwengel.M.C:
5 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta and Macon,
Ga., Jackson, Miss., Atlanta, Ga., and return, Oct. 11-15, 1971 175.00
4117 ShermanS. Willse:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Houston, Tex., Nov. 17-20,1971 149.25
4158 M. K. Taher:
Partial payment on contract for month of October 1971 1,200.00
10 4261 William Corcoran:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Davenport, Iowa, and Wichita, Kans., Nov. 8-13, 1971 213. 00
Sheldon Gilbert:
Partial payment on contract —
4262 October 1971 1,100.00
4263 November 1971.. 500.00
4264 FredSchwengel.M.C:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Davenport, Iowa, and
Wichita, Kans., and return, Nov. 8-13, 1971 140. 00
4265 Robert F.Spence:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Davenport, Iowa, and
Wichita, Kans., and return, Nov. 8-13, 1971 210.00
14 4344 George M. Kopecky:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Philadelphia, Pa., and Trenton, N.J., Nov. 9-12, 1971 145.25
4345 Walter R.May:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C, to
Philadelphia, Pa., and Trenton, N.J. , Nov. 9-12, 1971 202.89
16 4428 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 -.- --- 28. 96
Washington Post:
Newspaper subscription 31. 50
Mark Weiss Camera Center:
Photo service and supplies, October-November 1971 22. 09
Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, September-October 1971 311.00
Avis:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business,
September-October 1971 — 267.60
331
DETASLED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS— Continued
1971
Dec. 16 4430 Hertz System, Inc.:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, October
1971 $69.11
Monroe:
Repair adding machine, October 1971 114.35
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 183.75
Official Airline Guide:
Renewal of subscription, December 1971 20.00
Official travel for Members and staff:
4432 Braniff Airways, Inc., Oct. 12, 1971 878.00
Delta Air Lines, Inc., Oct. 14, 1971 890.00
4433 United Air Lines, Inc., July 9, 1971 252.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc., Sept. 17, 1971 98.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc., Sept. 7, 1971 98.00
17 4446 Nick Begich, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C.to Anchorage,
Fairbanks, Anchorage, Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan, Alaska, Aug. 20-27, 1971 443.63
George M. Kopecky:
4447 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Miami,
Fla., Dec. 5-10, 1971 367.60
4443 4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 30-Dec. 3, 1971 _. 155.60
4449 Walter R.May:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 30-Dec. 3, 1971 __ 152. 10
4450 Lloyd Rivard:
7 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Miami, Fla., and return,
Dec. 4-10, 1971 245.00
4451 John H. Terry, M.C.:
8 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Anchorage, Fairbanks,
Anchorage, Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan, Alaska, and return, Aug. 20-27, 1971.. 280.00
20 4491 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 7, 17 and 21, 1971.. 1,424.00
4517 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
July 1971 232.80
August 1971 198.60
September 1971 204.09
4665 Peter Jutro:
Partial payment on contract for September-October 1971 1, 750.00
22 4714 Baker's Photo Supply Inc.:
6 rolls of film, July 31. 1971 6.00
4715 Walter R. May :
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Miami,
Fla., Dec. 5-12, 1971 366.60
Hoover Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting—
28 4787 July 13-22, 1971 1,593.60
4789 Sept. 24,1971 _ 364.80
4843 John A. Blatnik, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, Washington, D.C., to New York,
N.Y., Nov. 15, 1971 43.00
4844 Peter R. Jutro:
Partial payment on contract for November-December 1971 1, 540. 00
Salaries for 6 months 330,699.98
Refunds and adjustments .. (444.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 365,655.89
COMMITTEE ON RULES
Oct. 8 2524 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 2.40
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 2.40
Nov. 17 3498 Xerox Corp.:
Equipment placement charge, Sept. 20, 1971 18.00
19 3649 West Publishing Co.:
1 set U.S. Code Annotated. Oct. 8, 1971 378.00
Dec. 20 4555 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Nov. 29, 1971 58.20
Total paid from 1972 appropriations i 454.20
71-124 — 72-
332
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS
1971
July 2 31 Thomas F. Malone:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Hartford, Conn , to
Washington, D.C., May 25-26, 1971.. . $153 50
13 220 James G. Fulton, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C.,to Los Angeles
and San Francisco, Calif., Apr. 2-4, 1971. __ 105.00
Official travel for Members and staff:
14 245 American Airlines. Inc., May 26. 1971 801.00
246 National Airlines, Inc., June 7, 1971 _ 146.00
21 431 Minority room:
Miscellaneous printing services, May 1971 17.98
Western Union:
Official telegram service, April 1971 44.76
Christian Science Monitor:
Subscription, through May 22, 1972.. 30.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, March-May 1971 900.00
Aug. 5 937 K. Guild Nichols, Jr.:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and San
Diego, Calif., and return, June 30, 1971 35.00
965 Western Union:
Official telegram service, May 1971 18.64
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971 43.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
April 1971 123.81
May 1971.. 94.60
10 1046 J. Herbert Hollomon:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Cambridge, Mass., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, June 24, 1971.... 124.88
1047 Joseph Lavelle:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Wellesley, Mass., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 23, 1971 132.08
1048 P.J.Stevens:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Los Angeles, Calif., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, June 24, 1971.. _._ 330.00
11 1084 Columbia Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, May 12, 1971 30.25
Sept. 21 2001 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, June 1971 334.27
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971... 145. 15
31 1460 Lee Grodzins:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Cambridge, Mass., to Washington, D.C.,
round trip, June 23, 1971 112.00
Oct. 7 2477 Lawrence Coughlin, M.C.:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, San Francisco and Sacramento, Calif., Apr. 1-5,
1971 207.09
19 2710 Columbia Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, June 15-18, 1971... 706.20
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 4,635.21
July 21 452 District Delivery Service:
Subscription to New York Times, July-September 1971 21.50
Aug. 5 938 K. Guild Nichols, Jr.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and San
Diego, Calif., and return, July 1-7, 1971 70.00
10 1045 William A. Douglass:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., round
trip, July 13, 1971 72.00
12 1143 Philip P. Dickinson:
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Pasadena, Redondo Beach, Stanford, Palo Alto,
San Francisco, Sacramento, Berkeley, and Mountain View, Calif., July 21-29, 1971.. 389. 92
31 1472 K. Guild Nichols, Jr.:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., and Los Angeles, Calif., Aug. 4-7, 1971 144. 50
Sept. 21 1993 CarlSwartz:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Los
Angeles, Calif., Aug. 4-19, 1971 602.73
22 2035 John W.Davis, M.C.:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., and
Los Angeles, Calif., and return, Aug. 4-7, 1971 105. 00
Oct. 7 2478 Don Fuqua, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 one-way trips, from Washington, D.C.,
to Charleston, S.C., Aug. 13, and Philadelphia, Pa., to Washington, D.C., Sept. 3, 1971. 63.00
18 2593 American Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 27 and Aug. 24, 1971 821. 00
333
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS— Continued
1971
Oct. 22 2838 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, August 1971 $291.00
29 2939 District Delivery Service:
Newspaper delivery, October-December 1971 21. 50
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971 - - 340.62
Majority room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971 29.93
Nov. 3 3104 Mike McCormack, M.C.:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C.to Trenton, N.J.,
Oct. 7-8, 1971 35.00
3105 George P. Miller, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, 2 round trips, from Washington, D.C., to
New York City, and return, Oct. 1 and 18, 1971 135. 80
3106 J. Thomas Ratchford:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C.to Trenton, N.J.,
Oct. 7-8, 1971 35.00
8 3213 Barry M. Goldwater, Jr., M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Los Angeles, Calif., to
Honolulu, Hawaii, Sept. 5-6, 1971 322.78
3214 Charles A. Mosher.M.C:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Trenton, N .J.,
Oct. 7-8,1971 — 35.00
3215 Philip B.Yeager:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York, N.Y., Oct. 10-15, 1971 46. 50
16 3402 W. R. Mayberry:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from San Jose, Calif., to Los Angeles, Calif., and
return, Aug. 6, 1971 67.00
3403 Reginald Vachon:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Huntsville, Ala., to Marietta, Ga., and return,
Aug. 5, 1971.. 70.00
17 3473 W. H. Boone:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala.; Houston,
Tex.; Melbourne and Orlando, Fla., and return, Oct. 26-29, 1971 140. 00
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala.; Houston, Tex.; Melbourne and Orlando, Fla., Oct. 26-29,
1971:
3474 Joe Del Riego _. 148.50
3475 Harold A. Gould 147.68
3477 William G. Wells, Jr.:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C., to Newport News,Va., Nov. 2-4, 1971 _ 119.50
3478 James E. Wilson:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Huntsville, Ala., Houston, Tex., Melbourne and Orlando, Fla.,
Oct. 26-29, 1971 156.60
3479 Philip B. Yeager:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., Oct. 21-23, 1971 139. 00
18 3583 Columbia Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, July 27-29, 1971 575. 10
19 3650 American Association for Advancement of Science:
2 subscriptions to Science 40.00
Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, August 1971 291.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
July 1971 ._ 108.96
August 1971 . 113.90
23 3686 Lawrence Coughlin. M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Philadelphia, Pa., Princeton, N.J., and McLean, Va., Oct. 8, 1971 75. 84
Official travel for Members and staff:
Dec. 1 3895 American Air Lines, Sept. 24, 1971_ . 388.00
3919 United Air Lines, Inc., Sept. 20, 1971 24.00
9 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to New Orleans, La.; San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif.; and
Denver, Colo., Nov. 7-15, 1971:
3975 W. H. Boone - — - - 321.00
3976 Harold A. Gould.. - 324.36
3977 Samuel Lenher:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Wilmington, Del., to
Washington, D.C., Oct. 15, 1971. 17.95
3994 Dilta Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Sept. 13, 1971 1, 287.00
3995 Samuel Lenher:
Service to committee as consultant, Oct. 15, 1971. 50. 00
Don K. Price:
3996 Service to committee as consultant, Oct. 14-15, 1971. 50.00
2 4018 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Boston, Mass., to Wash-
ington, D.C., Oct. 14-15, 1971 - 119.00
334
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE AND ASTRONAUTICS— Continued
1971
Dec. 2 4028 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 $128. 40
Washington Post:
i-year subscription, May 31, 1971-72 22.50
Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, October 1971 5.29
Western Union:
Official telegrr.m service-
August 1971 80.88
September 1971 27.47
3 4071 XcnxCorp.:
Meter usage, October 1971 _. _ 291.00
Freight charge, Oct. 7, 1971 45.00
Western Union:
Official telegram service, October 1971 11.25
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 _ 45.68
8 4118 Joe Del Riego:
9 days ; er diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washi gton, D.C., to New Orleans, La.; San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco,
Calif.; an J Denver, Colo., Nov. 7-15, 1971 329.37
4119 Philip P. Dickimon:
6 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena, Calif.; Denver, Colo., and return, Nov. 12-17, 19/1 210.00
4120 Frank R. Hammill:
6 days per ciam and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and Pasadena, Calif., and Denver, Colo., Nov. 12-
17, 1971 218.00
4121 George P. Miller, M.C.:
3 davs per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and Pasa-
dena, Calif., and return, Nov. 12-14, 1971 105.00
4124 James E. Wilson:
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expanses incurred on travel, round trio, from
Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La.; San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco,
Calif.; and Denver, Colo., Nov. 7-15, 1971 308.50
4159 Robert C. Lewis:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Huntsvilie, Ala., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Aug. 5, 1971 __ 59.60
10 4266 Charles A. Mosher, M.C.:
Reimbursement for actual expenses in lieu of per diem, from Washington, D.C., to Los
Angeles, Calif., and return, Nov. 12-16, 1971 62.50
14 4346 Thomas N. Downing, IV1.C:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and Pasadena, Calif., and Denver, Colo., Nov. 14-
17,1971 142.50
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Wash-
ington, D.C.,to Cincinnati and Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 29-Dec. 1, 1971:
4347 Richard P. Hines 74.00
4348 William G. Wells, Jr 87.00
Official travel for Members and staff:
20 4538 Penn Central Transportation Co., Nov. 5, 1971 _ 119.40
29 4922 National Airlines, Nov. 15,1971 54.00
4942 United Airlines Inc., Nov. 19, 1971 1,000.00
Salaries for 6 months 145,561.82
Refunds and adjustments (452.00)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations.. 156,894.33
COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT
July 6 97 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 .80
103 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, June 9, 1971 11.60
8 127 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription, Juiy 6, 1971-72... 32.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 44.40
Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
July 28 643 1 set of CQ binders, July 9, 1971 15.00
Aug. 31 1461 1 copy of Washington Lobby research report, Aug. 6, 1971 4.95
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
Nov. 10 3270 September 1971 2.15
3271 August 1971 7.30
Dec. 1 3997 St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
1-year subscription, Nov. 4, 1971-72.... 62.00
10 4211 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971. _ 15.95
535
DETAJLED STATEMENT OF DSSBURSEMENT3 FROM CONTiNGENT FUND
Date No.
SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Amount
1971
Dec. 22
29
4716
4838
July 8 13
COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT— Continued
St. Louis Globe-Democrat:
1-year subscription, Nov. 15, 1971-72. $48.00
Politeia (American Association of Political Consultants):
1-year subscription, Dec. 6, 1971 12.00
Government Printing Office:
1 copy of Statistical Abstract of the United States, Dec. 8, 1971. _ 5.50
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 172.85
COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS
IBM Corp.:
Equipment rental, April 1971 _ _ 175.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, March 1971 20.00
Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, April 1971 214.00
Western Union:
Official telegram service, March 1971 10.83
John R. Holden:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Orlando,
Fla., May 6-8, 1971 271.00
Billy E. Kirby:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Austin
and Dallas, Tex., June 10-13, 1971 358.00
John H. Orr:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to San
Diego, Calif., June 21-23, 1971 __ 502.20
Services rendered under contract, June 1971 500.00
Olin E. league, M.C.:
1 day per diem incurred on travel from Dallas, Tex., to Greenville, S.C., and Washing-
ton, D.C., June 25-26, 1971 35.00
2 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Dallas and Austin, Tex.,
and return, June 9-13, 1971 70.00
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business —
Avis Rcnt-A-Car System 259.19
Hertz Corp 16.04
Majority Room :
Miscellaneous printing services, June 1971 ... 8. 80
Congressional Staff Directory:
1 d i recto ry _ _ _ 9.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Teleonone Co.:
Official telephone service, May 1971 __. 59.10
Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, June 30, 1971 ... 195.00
IBM Corp.:
Machine rental, June 24, 1971. _ 175.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 53.02
Alderson Reporting Co., Inc.:
Stenographic reporting, Feb. 18, 1971... 338.40
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 3.269.58
Oliver E. Meadows:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas,
Jul/ 2-7, 1971 288.00
July 8-13, 1971 436.00
Olin E. Teague, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas,
Tex., July 17-18, 1971 296.00
John R. Holden:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Tamoa,
St. Petersburg and Jacksonville, Fla., July 23-27, 1971 . 302.00
John H. Orr:
Services rendered to contract, July 1971 500.00
John P. Saylor, M.C.:
Raimburs^rmnt for travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Philadeloiia,
Pa. July 15, 1971 ' 32.00
Olin E. Teague, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Philadel-
phia, Pa., July 15, 1971 32.00
Oliver E. Meadows:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas,
Tex., July 22-25, 1971 _ _ .. 306.00
Olin E. Teague, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Houston
and Dallas, Tex., and Philadelphia, Pa., July 22-25, 1971 439.70
Aug. 5
Sept. 1
21
221
222
223
394
395
396
964
1657
2000
Oct. 19 2671
July 20
27
393
535
537
Aug. 5 939
940
941
942
12 1144
1145
336
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Sept. 20 1957 John H. Orr:
Services rendered under contract, August 1971 $500.00
21 1971 Avis:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business 411.36
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 12.80
IBM Corp.:
Meter usage, July 23, 1971 175.00
1994 Helen A. Biondi:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Durham,
N.C., Aug. 13-17, 1971 120.00
1995 Philip E. Howard:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to San
Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 8-14, 1971 762.70
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Detroit, Mich.:
1996 Billy E. Kirby, Aug. 11-13, 1971__ 201.00
1997 Oliver E. Meadows, Aug. 9, 1971 131.00
1998 John H. Orr:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
III., Aug. 22-24, 1971 259.90
Oliver E. Meadows:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washingron, D.C., to —
24 2115 Dallas, Ft. Worth, Temple and Killeen, Tex., Aug. 11-24, 1971 .. 465.30
2116 Houston and Dallas, Tex., and Nashville, Tenn., Aug. 27-Sept. 1, 1971 457.64
27 2124 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 12, 1971 46.00
Oct. 1 2376 Wm. Jennings Bryan Dorn, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Green-
wood and Columbia, S.C., and Detroit, Mich., Aug. 9-10, 1971 190. 80
2377 Philip E. Howard:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Provi-
dence, R.I., Brockton and Boston, Mass., Sept. 9-12, 1971 227.00
Oliver E. Meadows:
2378 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Houston
and Dallas, Tex., Sept. 5-6, 1971 _ 306.00
2379 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas
and Waco, Tex., Sept. 20-21, 1971 296.00
2380 Edwin B. Patterson:
Services to contract, Aug. 5-Sept. 16, 1971 500.00
2381 Earl B. Ruth, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Greens-
boro, Asheville, Salisbury, Winston-Salem, Durham and Fayetteville, N.C., Aug. 6-
Sept. 7, 1971 ..... ... 420.00
18 2574 John H. Orr:
Services to contract, September 1971 500.00
19 2641 Philip E. Howard:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Pitts-
burgh, Pa., Sept. 23-26, 1971 213.50
28 2912 Olin E. Teague.M.C:
15 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Honolulu, Hawaii; Dallas and Houston, Tex.; and New York
City, Aug. 4-Sept. 9, 1971 _ 729.00
Nov. 3 3107 Philip E. Howard:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Miami, Fla., Oct. 5-10, 1971 385.50
John H. Orr:
3108 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
San Diego, Calif., and return, Oct. 12-15, 1971 532.60
16 3359 Services to contract, October 1971 _-.. 500.00
19 3654 Avis:
Auto rental, Sept. 20-21, 1971 53.96
IBM Corp.:
Rental of MC Selectric typewriter, August 1971 ._ _ 175.00
Western Union:
Official telegram service, August 1971 18. 41
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August -September 1971 _._ 55. 67
Avis:
Reimbursement for cars furnished staff members for travel on official business, July
23-27,1971 _ 128.40
Dec. 10 4268 Charles J. Carney, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Des
Moines, Iowa, and Youngstown, Ohio, Nov. 3-8, 197L. 322.00
4269 Oliver E. Meadows:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas,
Tex., Nov. 15-17, 1971 - 296.00
4270 John H. Orr:
Services to contract, November 1971 _ 500. 00
4271 Edwin B. Patterson:
Services to contract, Sept. 16-Dec. 1 1971 500.00
4272 Ray Roberts, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dallas,
Tex., Oct. 21-31, 1971 _ 236.00
337
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS— Continued
1971
Dec. 17 4452 Bartholomew D'Andrea:
1 day per diem incurred as witness, Dec. 9, 1971 $20. 00
4453 Philip E. Howard:
4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Hampton and Williams-
burg, Va., and return, Dec. 2-5, 1971 140.00
4464 Avis:
Reimbursement for car furnished staff member for travel on official business, Sept.
9,1971 - - 59.16
IBM Corp.:
Meter usage, September-November 1971 525. 00
National Journal:
1-year subscription, Feb. 25, 1972-73 200.00
Wall Street Journal:
2-year subscription, Dec. 11, 1971-73 -. 68.00
Western Union:
Official telegram service, September 1971 --- 1°- 54
29 4889 Neal C. Clarke:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Rutherford, N.J., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Dec. 9, 1971 73.52
Salaries for 6 months. - 39,548.93
Total paid from 1972 appropriations... 53.913.39
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS
July 2 32 Consumers Union:
3-year subscription renewal to Consumer Reports, June 2, 1971 18. 00
8 121 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, April 1971 300.00
130 West Publishing Co.:
Miscellaneous volumes of United States Code Annotated and IRA, June 8, 1971 229.00
21 453 Brookings Institution:
1 copy of Setting National Priorities, 1972, June 2S,1971- 3.13
456 Government Printing Office:
Miscellaneous publications, June 25, 1971 17.00
27 607 Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co.:
U.S. Supreme Court Dig. Repl., vols. 5, 6, 6A, June 21, 1971 45.00
28 644 U.S. News & World Report:
2-year subscription renewal, June 21, 1971 17.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
Aug. 6 992 Mayl971 43.91
25 1323 June 1971 _ 36.95
Sept. 9 1750 Tax Foundation, Inc.:
7 copies of 16;h edition of Facts & Figures on Government Finance, Mar. 16, 1971 22.75
1751 Government Printing Office:
Miscellaneous volumes of 1967 Census of Government, June 11, 1971 15. 00
Dec. 22 4731 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, Dec. 15-June 1, 1971.. 720.93
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 1,468.67
July 21 455 Barron's:
1-year subscription renewal, Aug. 6, 1971-72. 21. 00
28 645 Wall Street Journal:
1-year subscription renewal, July 28, 1971-72. 35. 00
29 713 John M. Martin, Jr.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Mil-
waukee, Wis., July 20-21, 1971 _ 173.00
Aug. 3 881 Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co.:
71 supplements, U.S. Supreme Court Digest, July 19, 1971 25. 00
882 Research Institute of America:
6 paperback Codes, July 19, 1971 36.00
11 1121 John M. Martin, Jr.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Little
Rock, Ark., July 27-29, 1971 213.00
31 1462 Ancorp National Services, Inc.:
Subscription to New York Times, daily and Sunday, Aug. 1-Dec. 31, 1971 47. 50
1463 John Byrne & Co.:
1 copy of Mertens Law of Federal Income Taxation, service from July 1971 through
June 1972 including 2 revised volumes to be shipped as published, FSN 7610-584-
0653, July 30, 1971 .- 255.00
1481 Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
1 copy of "Tax Reform in Review, Selected Articles," Aug. 10, 1971 4. 39
Sept. 9 1749 Brookings Institution:
1 copy of "Tax Incentives and Capital Spending," Aug. 19, 1971 3. 68
1752 Government Printing Office:
4 sets of Revenue Sharing and Its Alternatives: Future for Fiscal Federalism, Aug. 20,
1971 18.00
1753 West Publishing Co.:
U.S. Code Annotated, titles 15 and 28, 5 vols., Aug. 24, 1971 20.00
338
DETAilED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECiAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS— Continued
1971
Sept. 16 1925 New School for Social Research:
1 cony of Welfare and Income in New York City, Sept. 8, 1971 $1.50
1927 Organization for Economic Co-Ooeration and D?velopment:
1 set of Foreign Trade Statistics, series C, January-December 1969, Sent. 8, 1971 11.00
28 2162 Research Institute of America:
1-year subscription to Research Institute Recommendations, Sept. 15, 1971 36. 00
2183 BusinessWeek:
1-vear subscription, Sept. 15, 1971 12.00
2184 Harvard Law Review:
1 copy of Harvard Law Review, vol. 85, Sept. 15, 1971 12.50
30 2238 Chasaoeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971 38.87
Oct. 7 2480 Charles E. Hawkins:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip. Washington, D.C., to Albany,
N.Y., Sept. 24,1971 ' 93.88
18 2594 Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
3-m^nth subscription to Economic Controls, Aug. 15-Nov. 12, 1971 69. 00
2595 Faderal Tax Press Corp.:
2 copies of Federal Income Taxation of Corporations and Shareholders, 3d ed., Sept. 24,
1971 65.00
2596 Government Printing Office:
1 set of Williams Commission Report, S=ot. 24. 1971 _._ 7.00
22 2807 Wall Str?et Journal:
1-year subscription, Nov. 1, 1971 ___ 35. 00
Nov. 16 3407 Brookings Institution:
1 copy of European Economic Integration in the United States, Oct. 8, 1971 8. 13
Federal Tax Press Corp.:
1 copv of 1971 Supplement No. 2, The Federal Estate and Gift Taxes, Stephens &
Maxfield—
3408 Oct. 13, 1971 7.50
3409 Oct. 8, 1971 _ 7.50
3410 Lerner Law Book Co., Inc.:
Miscellaneous publications, Nov. 4, 1971.. 38.70
17 3517 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971.. 65.70
Dec. 1 3903 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971 105.89
3998 Matthew Bender & Co. , I nc. :
Copies of the NYU Institute on Federal Taxation, 21st, 22d, 26th and 27th Annual, and
supplemental index release No. 2, Nov. 3, 1971 118. 50
3999 Brookings Institution:
1 copy of Tax Incentives, Oct. 26, 1971 8.68
4000 John Byrne & Co.:
Mertens Law of Federal Income Taxation Code Commentary Service, 2 vols with latest
supplemental material and service through June 1973, Nov. 3, 1971 71.25
4001 Journal of Commerce:
1-year renewal subscription, Jan. 8, 1972-73 42.00
4002 J. B. Lippincott Co.:
2-year subscription of Medical Care, March 1972-74 25.20
4003 Prentice-Hall, Inc.:
1 copy each of Social Security Reports and Code & Regulations, Nov. 3, 1971 174.00
Government Printing Office:
4004 2 copies of Internal Revenue Bulletin Cumulative, Oct. 26, 1971 13.00
4005 Continuation of supplementary service for Customs Regulations of the United States,
beginning with set No. 131 of revised pages, Nov. 3, 1971 6. 00
4006 Washington Post:
1-vear renewal subscription, Nov. 13, 1971-72 29.40
8 4122 Harrv Lamar:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, Washington, D.C.to New York,
N.Y., Nov. 16, 1971 26.00
20 4519 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. :
Official telephone service, October 1971 76. CI
4550 Wall Street Journal:
1-year renewal subscription, Nov. 1, 1971-72 35.00
Commerce Clearing House, Inc.:
22 4717 Copies of Poverty Law Reports (Feb. 1, 1972-73); Medicare-Wledicaid Guide (Feb. 1,
1972-73); Balance of Payments Reports, 1972; Unemployment Insurance Reports
(Federal District of Columbia) 1972; Code and Regulations, 1972; and Taxes— The
Tax Magazine, 1972, Nov. 18, 1971 719.00
4718 Conies of State Tax Guide (May 1, 1972-73); Code and Regulations, 1972; Federal
Tax Articles, 1972; Code and Regulations, 1972; and 2 sets of Standard Federal
Tax Reports Income Excise Estate and Gift Tax Reports, 1972, Nov. 18, 1971 883. 67
4719 Dow-Jones-lrwin, Inc.:
1 copy of Mauriello: Business Federal Tax Guide, Nov. 18, 1971 20. 30
4720 Dun's:
1-year subscription, October 1971-72 - 7.00
4721 Johns Hopkins Press:
1 cop'/ each of Glaser, Paying; Derbyshire, Medical; and Shryock, Medical, Nov. 18,
1971 -..- 25.35
4722 Law and Contemporary Problems:
1 cop > each of Health Care, Spring and Autumn, 1970, vol. 35, Nos. 2 and 4, pts. I and
II, Nov. 18, 1971.. 8.00
339
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS— Continued
1971
Dec. 22 4723 Lawyers Co-Operative Publishing Co.:
1 copy each cf U.S. Advance Sheets 1970 Term, No. 1 for vol. 24 to date, and U.S.
Supreme Court Reports 2D, vols. 25 and 2S, Nov. 18, 1971 Wj.W
4724 Government Printing Office: ' '„ ,, nn
2 copies of Internal Revenue Bulletin Cumulative, Nov. 18, 1971 "-*w
4730 Xerox Corp.: ,„_, ? 44? no
Meter usage, June-November 1971 ^,«mw.wj
29 4891 Government Priming Office: . 7S
Welfare in Review, bi-monthly, Dec. 7, 1971 - -- ljJ^
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 6,251.85
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME
3r°Travel exoenses and witness fees, from New Orleans, La., to Washington, D.C., round
trio, May 26, 1971 lb9'UU
Witness fee, June 4, 1971: 9n nn
36 William 0. McCoy ,n'nn
37 Robert Lee Taylor..-. zu-uu
8 124 Wall Street Journal: ,9 n(1
1-year subscriotion, June 31, 1971 - - ^-uu
1 day per'die'm'incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Manchester, N.H., and
return, June 9-10, 1971- w-uu
27 525 Nat^yBJ^ ___ 500.00
Local taxi expenses incurred during trip from Washington, D.C., to New York City,
and return,June25,1971 zu' "
24 1267 Press Intelligence, Inc.: 119 80
Clipping service, June 1971 -
25 1298 Metropolitan Delivery Service: ,-fi ts
Newspaper delivery services, May 1971 JU- °
1324 Xerox Corp.: qic qq
Meter usage, May 1971 --- 313-33
Ward & Paul, Inc.:
Stenographic reporting— rf,? P.n
1338 June 23, 1971... , $g 45
1339 June 2-4, 1971 l,^b.«
26 1374 Fred Collison: , . , , ... ,. ..„
Local transportation while on official committee business in and around Washington,
D.C., June 9-23, 1971 -- ld'/:>
31 1441 John C. Kramer: , ■ ... ... . . . n r
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Los Angeles, Calif., to Washington, D.O.,
round trip, June 23,1971 —
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City to Washington, D.C., round
trip, June 4, 1971 /0-°°
1474 Office Supply Service: 978 49
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 9, 1971 t' ■
Sept. 2 1683 Ronald Barbatoe: . . , . . . _
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and San Diego, Calif., June 1-8, 1971.. - ^43.0*
9 1740 IBM Corp.: 257 00
Rental of MT Selectric typewriter, June 1971 ai.wi
1797 Xerox Corp.: 1 ira 33
Meter usage, June 1971 - UM-"
Nov. 3 3165 Ward & Paul: 77 nn
Stenographic reporting, Jan. 17, 1971 --
23 3673 Mary M. Goulart: ^ cq 70
Reimbursement to petty cash fund, June 1971
Official travel for Members and staff: «n ofJ
Dec. 1 3888 Allegheny Airlines, Inc., June 24, 1971
American Airlines, Inc.: lnp nn
3890 May 4, 1971 — - ^' 00
3591 June 1-25, 1971— — - - bU^
Eastern Airlines, Inc.: ufi pn
3907 June 11, 1971 - IZqQ
3908 June8-14, 1971 33U
3915 National Journal: 07c nn
2-year subscription, Feb. 6,1971-73 -- J/D-uu
3984 Northwest Airlines, Inc.: ql 00
Official travel for Members and staff, June 9, 1971. 3J-UU
3985 West Publishing Co.: ln7 5rt
Miscellaneous publications, May 26, 1971 - -- -- no9 00)
Refunds and adjustments -
o 043 25
Total paid from 1971 appropriations °'"
340
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME— Continued
1971
Aug. 5 927 Paul L. Perito:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., July 23-25, 1971 ... $113.25
25 1297 Ronald Barbatoe:
Local taxi expenses incurred during official travel from Washington, D.C., to Chicago,
ML, and return, July 24, 1971. 12.25
26 1373 Frank J. Brasco, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La., and
return, July 13-15, 1971 70.00
1375 Jordan Rose:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Hartford, Conn., and
return, July 29-30, 1971 35.00
Paul L. Perito:
30 1401 1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York City, and
return, July 12-13,1971 65.40
1402 2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New Orleans, La., July 13-15, 1971... 83.30
Sept. 2 1682 Stuart R. Allen:
3+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Buffalo, N.Y., July 6-9, 1971 _ 135.25
1684 Livio A. Beccaccio:
6+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5-11, 1971 256.00
James P. Donovan:
1685 Local transportation in and around the Washington, D.C. -Baltimore, Md., area while
on official committee business, Aug. 17-20, 1971 16.48
1686 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from New York City, to
Buffalo, N.Y.July 6-9, 1971 191.50
1687 1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to Trenton, N.J. , Aug. 10,1971 42.75
1688 Robert E. McKenna:
6+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 5-11, 1971 253. 25
9 1738 Chamber of Commerce of the United States:
2 copies each, Deskbook— Organized Crime for Business, and Marshaling City Power
AgainstCrime, Aug.6, 1971 8.32
1739 District Delivery Service:
Delivery or 2 subscriptions to the New York Times, July 1-Sept. 30, 1971 41.30
1741 Official Airline Guide:
1-year subscription to North American Quick Reference Edition, August 1971-72 35.00
1742 Press Intelligence, Inc.:
Clipping and reading service, July 1971... 97.20
1743 Washington Post:
6-month subscription, July 9, 1971-Jan. 9,1972 22.50
1793 Metropolitan Messenger & Delivery Service:
Messenger and delivery service, July 1971 40. 00
1798 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, July 1971.. 835.00
14 1866 Stephen N. Abrams:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Hartford, Conn., July 29-30, 1971 39.52
20 1944 Frederick B. Collison:
Local transportation in and around the Washington, D.C-Baltimore, Md., area while
on official committee business, Aug. 9-20, 1971 49.96
27 2141 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, August 1971 247.94
29 2191 Livio A. Beccaccio:
4+ days ner diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Woodbridge, Va., to Washington, D.C, Tampa and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Aug.
23-27,1971 -.-. 206.90
2192 Robert E. McKenna:
4+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, fiom
Washington, D.C, to Kansas City, Kans., and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Aug. 23-27, 1971.. 218. 97
Oct. 1 2363 Nathan Browne Eddy:
Consultant fee, July 22 and 31, 1971 200.00
H. Christopher Nolde:
2364 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to Boston,
Mass., Aug. 25-26, 1971 ._ 84.50
2365 2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York City and Buffalo, N.Y.,Sept. 17-18,1971 78.50
7 2465 Reimbursement for official travel exoenses, round trip, Washington, D.C, to Phila-
delphia, Pa., and New York City, Aug. 20-23,1971 201.60
2466 Michael Don Petit:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to New York City, Buffalo and Attica, N.Y., Sept. 17-18, 1971.... 80. 00
8 2509 Robert E. McKenna:
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C, to Chicago and Danville, III.; Reno and Las Vegas, Nev.; Los
Angeles and San Francisco, Calif., Sept. 15-24, 1971 391. 25
18 2570 Stuart A. Allen:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, Aug. 17-Sept. 24, 1971 12. 50
341
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME— Continued
1971
Oct. 19 2612 Livio A. Beccaccio: .
10 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago and Danville, III.; Los Angeles and San Francisco,
Calif., Sept. 15-24,1971 - $390.40
2613 Michael W. Blommer:
1+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Buffalo and Attica, N.Y., Sept. 17-18, 1971 63. 25
2614 Thomas K. Sullivan:
4+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Kansas City, Kans., and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Aug. 23-27, 1971. 198. 25
28 2898 Frank J. Brasco, M.C.:
2 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York City and
Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 17-18,1971 70.00
Fred Collison: Q nn
2899 Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, Sept. 20-24, 1971 19. UU
2900 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Dover,
Del., Sept. 27,1971.... 60- 40
2901 Elsworth D. Dory:
Reimbursement for official local travel expenses, Aug. 9-Sept. 20, 1971 42. us
2902 Jerome R. Waldie, M.C.: ,.,.,,_. „„ . «.
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to San
Francisco, Calif., Sept. 2-3,1971 345- 00
Nov. 1 3070 Livio A. Beccaccio:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 12-15, 1971 177.0b
3071 Michael W. Blommer:
1+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 20-21, 1971 88. 42
3072 James P. Donovan:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Newark, N.J., Aug. 31-Sept. 3, 1971.. 51. S3
3073 Elsworth D. Dory: „ . „
1 day per diem incurred on travel, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to Dover Del.,
Sept. 27, 1971 — - 35-00
3074 William J. Keating, M.C.: m ,„ .. .„ .
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, from Washington, D.C., to
New York City and Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 17-18, 1971 6fa- uu
3075 Robert E. McKenna:
4 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif., Oct. 12-15, 1971 1/b. /U
3 3122 The American Correctional Association: 1C ,r
Miscellaneous publications, Sept. 27, 1971 lb- /D
3123 District Delivery Service: to nn
Subscription to the New York Times, October-December 1971 '«>■ uu
3124 IBM Corp.: ,,9 nn
Rental of MTST, July-August 1971... - W8-uu
3125 Press Intelligence, Inc.: .,„ Kn
Clipping and reading service, Saptember 1971 l/e. ou
8 3203 Thomas K. Sullivan: ,
3+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington D.C.to Miami, Fla., Sept. 28-Oct. 1, 1971 lw- /b
10 3280 Office Supply Service: ,,, ,q
Miscellaneous stationery items, September 1971 oj/.oa
3300 Joseph Hulse, Inc.: ln „n
5 committee credentials for investigators, July 30 and Aug. 30,1971 lu-uu
3301 Nesom, Mellon, Cavanaugh, & Due: , Qn
Cost for copying 139 documents, Aug. 30, 1971... — 1;i-3U
3302 Press Intelligence, Inc.: 70 fin
Clipping and reading service, August 1971 - /y-™
3303 State of Delaware: ,«._,„-, j,n
Costs of documents requested in connection with investigatory work, Sept. LI and iu,
1971 - ^-bu
3304 White, Page & Lentz: . , „„.„,. . nB
Charge for duplicating documents required for committee investigation, Aug. 24, 1971.. <*. us
17 3426 Stephen Abrams: ,
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, Trom
Washington, D.C., to Boston, Mass., Aug. 3-4, 1971 44- lu
3427 Livio A. Beccaccio:
4+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip trom
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 29-Nov. 2, 1971... 199.JO
3428 James P. Donovan:
3 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, trom
Washington, D.C., to New York City and Newark, N.J. , Sept. 21-23, 1971 122. /a
Claude Pepper, M.C.: . _, „*.,,. .
3429 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, one way, Washington, D.C., to Albany and
New York, N.Y., Sept. 17-18,1971 ----- lul-uu
3430 1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. <:0-
21, 1971
3431 Charles B. Rangel, M.C.: ...._. „ « » «
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington , D.C. , to New
York City and Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 17-18,1971 ^-w
35.00
342
DETA5LED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME— Continued
1971
Nov. 17 3432 Charles B. Rangel, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Buffalo. N.Y., Sept. 29, 1971... _ _ $74.00
19 3624 Allegheny Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, July 28, 1971_ 140.00
3625 American Correctional Assn.:
1 copy of Manpower and Training for Correctional Institutions, Oct. 26, 1971 3.25
3626 Delta Air Lines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Aug. 5, 1971 196.00
3627 James G. Krause:
Charge for copying documents, Oct. 18, 1971 5.00
3628 John Koontz:
Cost for providing copies of documents, Sept. 30, 1971 8. 50
Official travel for Members and staff:
3629 Northwest Airlines, Inc., July 23, 1971 102.00
3639 United Air Lines, Inc., July 6 and Aug. 24, 1971.. 594.00
23 3672 SamSteiger, M.C.:
1 day per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to New York City and
Buffalo, N.Y., Sept. 17-18,1971. 35.00
3674 James P. Donovan:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
New York City, Fort Lee, and Newark, N.J. , Oct. 25-28, 1971 175.20
30 3756 Peg Savage Grey:
2+ clays per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Chicago, III., Nov. 5-7, 1971 103.70
Official travel for Members and staff:
American Airlines. Inc. —
Dec. 1 3892 July 8-24, 1971 154.00
3893 Aug. 3-Sept. 20,1971 808.00
3909 Eastern Airlines, Inc., July 13-Aug. 23, 1971 494.00
3916 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 _. 163.06
3922 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, September 1971.. 809.95
3983 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1-year subscription to United States Law Week, July 1971-72 158.00
3 4077 Xerox Corp.:
Meter usage, August 1971 911.60
8 4104 Evelyn Savage Grey:
2+ days per diem incurred on travel from Washington, D.C., to Buffalo, N.Y., and
return, Nov. 18-20, 1971 75.00
Days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 3 round trips, from Wash-
ington, D.C.to Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif.:
4105 Joseph A. Phillips, 3+ days, Nov. 14-17, 1971 167.50
4106 Pauline B. Reeping, 3+ days, Nov. 14-17, 1971 145.00
14 4301 Livio A. Beccaccio, 5+ days, Nov. 14-19,1971 236.65
Elsworth D. Dory:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 3 round trips, from
Washington, D.C., to—
4302 Buffalo, Batavia, and New York City, N.Y., Nov. 18-20, 1971 110.00
4303 St. Paul, Minn., and Marion, III., Nov. 21-23, 1971 120.50
4304 Buffalo, Attica, and New York City, N.Y., Nov. 27, 1971 42.00
Andrew Radding:
4305 5+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred en travel, round trip, from
Washington, DC, to Oklahoma City, Ckla.; Los Angeles and San Francisco, Calif.,
Nov. 14-19,1971. 234.04
4306 Reimbursement for auto rental during official travel in San Francisco. Calif., Nov. 17,
1971 56.48
4322 LeroyC. Bedell, Jr.:
6+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C.to Orlando, Fla.,and Columbia, S.C., Nov. 18-24, 1971. 254.50
4323 James P. Donovan:
3+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Nov. 14-17, 1971 159.92
H. Christopher Nolde:
6+ days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, 2 round trips, from
Washington, D.C.to—
4324 Jacksonville, Tallahassee and Tampa, Fla., Nov. 21-24, 1971 141.00
4325 Buffalo, Attica and New York City, N.Y., Nov. 18-20,1971 _ 135.36
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service —
20 4495 August 1971. 1,350.89
4496 July 1971 997.01
21 4696 Robert E. McKenna:
5+ days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles and
San Francisco, Calif., Nov. 14-19, 1971.... 233.55
343
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON CRIME— Continued
1971
Dec. 28 4822 Michael T. Callahan:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Gainesville to Jacksonville, Fla., and return,
Dec. 1, 1971... .-- $42. 80
4323 William Ciuros, Jr.:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Albany, N.Y., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Nov. 28-29, 1971 120.00
4824 John R.Dunne:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Nov. 30, 1971 72.00
4825 Arthur O. Eve:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Albany, N.Y., to Washington, D.C., and return
to New York City, N.Y., Nov. 30,1971 94.35
4826 David Fogel:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from St. Paul, Minn., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Dec. 3, 1971 173.25
4827 Vernon Fox:
travel expenses and witness fees, from Tallahassee, Fla., to Washington, D.C., round
trip, Dec. 2, 1971 158.00
4828 Clarence B. Jones:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from New York City, to Washington, D.C, round
tiip, Nov. 30, 1971 76.88
4829 Richard Kelly:
"I ravel expenses and witness fees, from Tampa, Fla., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Ncv.30-Dec. 1, 1971 172.00
4830 I.Curt McKenzie:
1 ravel expenses and witness fees, from Jacksonville, Fia.,to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Dec. 1-2,1971.... 148.00
4831 Russell G.Oswald:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Albany, N.Y., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 30,1971 92.00
4832 Edward E. Roberts:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Lake Butler, Fla., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov.30-Dec. 1, 1971 169.80
4833 Lawrence R. Tapper:
Witness fees and taxi fares, Dec. 6-8, 1971 108.80
4834 James R. Wilson:
Travel expenses and witness fees, from Syracuse, N.Y., to Washington, D.C, round
trip, Nov. 29-30, 1971.- 122.00
29 4868 American Friends Service Committee:
1 copy of Struggle tor Justice, Nov. 16, 1971 2.07
4869 Robinson, Wolas & hagen:
Reimbursement for Xerox copies, Nov. 17, 1971 50.40
4906 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 copv of Crime and the Law, Nov. 16, 1971 _ 4.95
4944 West Publishing Co.:
U.S. Code Annotated, Title 28, and Index A & B, Nov. 24, 1971 8.00
Salaries for 6 months 213,015.03
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 232,008.80
SELECT COMMITTEE ON HOUSE RESTAURANT
July 2 30 National Restaurant Assn.:
1971 NRA membership dues, Apr. 5, 1971... 50.00
6 99 Minority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, Apr. 29, 1971.. 6. 00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 56.00
Aug. 24 1278 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.:
i copy of Sanitary Techniques In Food Service, July 1971 5. 16
Nov. 17 3447 Thomas J. Campbell:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C, to
New York City, Nov. 8-9, 1971 55.00
Dec. 8 4151 Cini-Grissom Associates:
Reimbursement for personnel services, Oct. 6, 1971 _ 591.65
10 4223 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, July 30 and Oct. 1, 1971 - 82.86
22 4705 National Restaurant Association:
1972 NRA membership dues.. 25. CO
Salaries for 6 months ---- 13.306.50
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 14.066. 17
344
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
1971
July 8 128 Wall Street Journal:
l-year renewal subscription, June 25, 1971-72 $32. 00
14 244 Rockwoocl Times:
1-year renewal subscription, July 1971-72 5. 00
27 598 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, April-May 1971. 302.49
603 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, May 13 and 20,1971 214.00
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services—
611 May 1971. 119.40
616 June 1971-- 35.00
620 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, June 1971 294.75
28 642 Center for the Study of Responsive Law:
2-volume set of The Closed Enterprise System, June 10, 1971 27. 50
Aug. 26 1345 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, June 7-25, 1971 2,220.75
Sept. 1 1631 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, June 1971 134.83
20 1956 Milmark Services, Inc.:
For services rendered under contract, July 26, 1971 26.35
Nov. 16 3405 Tennessee Press Service, Inc.:
Newspaper clipping service, June 1973 33.40
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 3, 445.47
Aug. 30 1405 Frank Horton, M.C.:
8 days pit diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Albuquerque, N. Max., and Colorado Springs and Denver,
Colo., Aug. 7-14, 1971.. ~~ 288.70
14C6 James R. Phalen:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expensas incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Albuquerque, N. IVlex., and Colorado Springs and Denver,
Colo., Aug. 7-13,1971 _ — . 254.85
1407 John K. Rayburn:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Wheeling, W. Va., and Ponca City, Okla., Aug. 11-12, 1971... 77.20
1408 Donald B. Roe:
7 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Albuquerque, N. Mex., and Colorado Springs and Denver,
Colo., Aug. 7-13,1971 254.85
31 1479 LaFollette Publishing Co.:
1-year renewal subscription to the LaFollette Press, August 1971-72 6.00
1480 Tennessee Press Service, Inc.:
Newspaper clipping service, July 1971 29.40
Sept. 1 1636 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, July 1971 25.00
9 1748 Jackson County Sentinel:
1-year subscription, September 1971-72 5.00
1790 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, July 1971. - - 219.78
22 2036 Howard Greenberg:
11 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to San Francisco and Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 2-12, 1971 444.60
24 2114 John M.Finn:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 9-14, 1971 228.00
27 2135 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, August 1971.. 25.00
2143 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, Aug. 23, 1971 - 300. 85
30 2215 John C. Kluczynski, M.C.:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Albuquer-
que, N. Mex., Colorado Springs and Denver, Colo., Aug. 8-13, 1971 574. 50
James D.(Mike) McKevitt, M.C.:
2216 4 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., and
return, Sept. 10-13, 197L - — 140.00
2217 Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, Washington, D.C., to Denver,
Colo., Aug. 12-13,1971. - - - 264.00
Oct. 7 2479 Henry A. Robinson: .
8 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Los Angeles, Calif., Sept. 7-14, 1971 356.87
20 2768 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, July 7-9, 1971 920.25
Nov. 3 3134 Bell Press, Inc.: jn-7i ,„ , nn
1-year renewal subscription to the Scott County News, October 1971-72... 5.0U
3135 Congressional Quarterly Service:
1-year renewal subscription to Congressional Quarterly, Dec. 31, 1971-72 144. 00
3136 National Observer: , ..
1-year subscription, Aug. 2,1971-72 7.00
1971
Nov. 3
3137
10
3269
16
3361
345
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SELECT COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS— Continued
Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, September 1971 $42. 85
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, August 1971 253 73
Silvio 0. Conte, M.C.:
3 days perdiam incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Nashville and Knoxville,
Tenn., and return, Oct. 27-29, 1971 . 105 00
3362 William L.Hungate.M.C:
3 days per diem incurred on travel, from Washington, D.C., to Knoxville, Tenn , and
Chicago, III., and return, Oct. 28-30, 1971 . 105 00
3363 William A. Keel, Jr.:
6 days per diem incurred on trav;l, from Washington, D.C.to Nashvillj and Knoxville,
Tenn., and return, Oct. 26-31, 1971 210.00
Days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from Washing-
ton, D.C., to Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., and Chicago, III.:
3364 James R. Phalen, 5 days, Oct. 27-31, 1971. 175 00
3365 Thomas G. Powers, 6 days, Oct. 26-31, 1971 212 50
3366 Neal Smith, M.C., 4 days, Oct. 27-30, 1971 _ 142^40
3404 Congressional Quarterly, Inc.:
1 copy of Guide to the Congress of the United States, Oct. 13, 1971 35.00
3406 Tennessee Press Service, Inc.:
Newspaper clipping service, August-September 1971 49. 80
17 3480 John K. Rayburn:
6 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., and Chicago, III , Oct 26-31,
1971 .. 296.26
3481 Henry A. Robinson:
1 day per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Oct. 18, 1971 55. 70
3482 Donald S. Roe:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, round trip, from Washington, D.C., to
Oak Ridge, Tenn., Oct. 26-30, 1971 298 36
3483 Ruth Taylor:
3 days per diem and miscellanoeus expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville and Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 27-29, 1971 112. 00
3528 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, October 1971 .. 35 00
Dec. 8 4160 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc.:
1-year subscription, December 1971-72 210.00
4161 Gordon A. Friesen International, Inc.:
Development and preparation of graphic charts used at hearings, Oct. 28-29, 1971... 375.00
4162 Tennessee Press Service, Inc.:
Newspaper clipping service, October 1971. _ 30.50
10 4210 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, September 1971. 189.69
4216 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, August 1971 3,024.00
4267 Ralph Waldo Emerson:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to New York City, Nov. 18-19, 1971 . 82. 50
Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting —
14 4396 Aug. 9-13, 1971. 918 00
4397 Sept. 11-13, 1971 " 1239 30
4398 Sept. 28, 1971... .........II"~I"III"II"""I 315.00
20 4518 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service, October 1971 283.88
4666 Ralph Waldo Emerson:
5 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 8-12, 1971.... 277.01
4667 John K. Rayburn:
2 days per diem and miscellaneous expenses incurred on travel, round trip, from
Washington, D.C., to St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1971 73. 50
28 4794 Ward & Paul:
Stenographic reporting, Oct. 28-29, 1971 609.75
29 4886 Overton County News:
1-year subscription, December 1971-72... 5. 00
4887 Tennessee Press Service, Inc.:
Newspaper clipping service, November 1971 30.40
4912 Eastern Airlines, Inc.:
Official travel for Members and staff, Oct. 18 and 26, 1971.. 1, 401. 00
4934 Majority Room:
Miscellaneous printing services, November 1971 40.85
4939 Office Supply Service:
Miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 166. 36
Salaries for 6 months. 192,094.48
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 208,065.67
346
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Oate No. SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES Amount
SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE CAMPAIGN EXPENDITURES
1971
Nov. 16 3390 Bureau of Engraving and Printing:
Certificates for assistant counsels, January 1971 $155. 00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 155.00
SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON FUNERALS
Sept. 27 2138 Zeake W. Johnson, Jr.:
Advance in connection with funeral of Hon. John C. Watts, 6th Dist., Ky., authorized
by H. Res. 613, Sept. 27, 1971 300.00
Nov. 8 3200 Clement J. Zablocki, M.C.:
Reimbursement for travel expenses, from Milwaukee, Wis., to Pittsburgh, Pa., in
connection with funeral of Hon. James G. Fulton, 27th Dist., Pa., authorized by
H. Res. 639, Oct. 15,1971. 40.00
9 3220 Guyn, Kurtz & Hager:
Payment for professional services rendered in connection with funeral of Hon. John C.
Watts, 6th Dist., Ky.; authorized by H. Res. 618, Oct. 27, 1971 2,000.00
10 3228 Geo. C. Shaffer, !nc, of D.C.:
Floral tribute from the House to the late Hon. James G. Fulton, 27th Dist., Pa.; au-
thorized by H. Res. 639, Oct. 29, 1971 61.33
16 3380 L. Beinhauer & Son Co.:
Transportation for Members of Delegation appointed by the Speaker to attend the
funeral of Hon. James G. Fulton, 27th Dist., Pa.; from airport to church and return;
authorized by H. Res. 639, Oct. 29, 1971... 200. 00
3381 Hunter's Flower Shop:
Floral tribute for the late Hon. John C. Watts, 6th Dist., Ky., from the U.S. House of
Representatives; authorized by H. Res. 618 Oct. 4, 1971 63.00
23 3675 L. Beinhauer & Son Co.:
Payment for professional services rendered in connection with funeral of Hon. James
G. Fulton, 27th Dist., Pa.; authorized by H. Res. 639, Nov. 5, 1971 2,000.00
Refunds and adjustments (16.37)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 4,647.96
TOTALS FOR SPECIAL AND SELECT COMMITTEES
Total paid from 1970 appropriations 281.63
Total paid from 1971 appropriations.. 144.766.75
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 4,073,580.29
Total.. .4,218,628.67
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SERVICE
July
23
502
Aug.
Sept.
24
8
1289
1732
Oct.
19
2653
2654
Nov.
Dec.
10
20
3232
4668
July
2
8
10
141
General Services Administration, William F. Ryan, M.C., official telephone service $91.85
Western Union, Hugh L. Carey, M.C., official telegram service 90.81
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance telephone calls for Members of the
House of Representatives —
March-June 1970 1,496.47
June 1970 --- 358.27
Office of Financial Services, reimbursement for cablegrams transmitted at the request of
various Members of trie House of Representatives-
Apr. 2-June 3, 1970 1,090.00
June 4-29, 1970 670.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance telephone calls for Members of the
House of Representatives—
February-June 1970 - 2'23H„
Do.. 3,089.98
Total paid from 1970 appropriations 9, 118.46
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service as per contract, May 1971. 83, 314. 30
Answering, Inc., Office of the Attending Physician, March-June 1971 153.90
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., Office of the Attending Physician, Office of the
Clerk, and Office of Publications Distribution, November 1970-April 1971 !'398'27,
General Services Administration, F.T.S. service, March-April 1971.. 27,350.90
147 General Services Administration:
Phillip Burton, M.C. 29. 90
Edward R. Roybal, M.C 44.16
William F. Ryan, M.C 2?- 25
Abner J. Mikva, M.C 7.60
ITT World Communications. Inc., February-May 1971:
Spark M. Matsunaga, M.C - ---- 1'??°-°2
Patsy T. Mink, M.C. 14500
Jorge L. Cordova, M.C_._ , 110. 48
Spark M. Matsunaga, M.C HS?" 22
Patsy T. Mink, M.C ---- - 1,671.00
347
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SERVICE Amount
1971
July 8 147 R.C.A. Global Communications, Inc :
Spark M. Matsunaga, M.C $54.54
Fletcher Thompson, M.C 42. 22
Universal Telephone, Inc., Alvin E. O'Konski, M.C 560.33
Western Union:
Hugh L. Carey, M.C 68.80
William J. Keating, M.C 4.86
Abner J. Mikva, M.C 4.91
Lester L. Wolff, M.C 50.73
Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives—
9 171 June 1971 _. 13,602.00
21 457 May 1971 13,601.00
27 599 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, House Postmaster's
Office, March-April 1971 37.77
28 651 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C,
May 13-June 16, 1971 343.30
678 Western Union Telegraph Co., official telegram service, April-May 1971 5.10
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service—
Aug 5 945 As per contract, June 1971 85,952.59
6 993 Sergeantat Arms, June 30, 1971 8.15
Long-distance telephone calls for Members of the House of Representatives —
17 1178 September 1970-June 1971 211,847.73
31 1485 January-June 1971 11,059.06
Sept. 8 1734 July 1970-June 1971 7,158.59
13 1829 Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams and cables sent on official business by Members
of the House of Representatives, October 1970-June 1971. 15,443.60
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance telephone calls for Members of the
House of Representatives—
16 1929 January-June 1971 _ 8,167.81
Oct. 7 2458 November 1970-June 1971 8,217.51
19 2652 Office of Financial Services, reimbursement for cablegrams transmitted at the request of
various Members of the House of Representatives, July 1970 885.00
Nov. 17 3518 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, House Post Office,
May-June 1971. . 17.35
Dec. 2 4019 Western Union Telegraph Co., telegrams and cables sent on official business by Members
of the House of Representatives, January-June 1971 34, 977.04
20 4669 Cheaspeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance telephone calls for Members of the
House of Representatives, August 1970-June 1971 18, 829. 66
Refunds and adjustments 1(1,639.43)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 546,710.98
Aug. 31 1465 Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives, July 1971 13,604.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co :
Sept. 8 1733 Long-distance telephone calls for Members of the House of Representatives, July 1971 _ 93,074.20
9 1756 Official telephone service, as per contract, July 1971 85,635.32
1757 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C,
July 14, 1971 442.99
16 1930 Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives, August 1971 13,605.00
22 2010 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance telephone calls for Members of the
House of Representatives, July 1971 43,313.05
28 2185 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C,
June25-Aug. 12,1971 514.24
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service —
Oct. 18 2597 As per contract, August 1971 83,099.45
2598 Sergeantat Arms, August 1971 8.76
2599 Western Union, official telegram service, Lloyd Meeds, M.C, August 1971 217. 32
22 2843 Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives, September 1971... 13,605.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Nov. 3 3112 Long-distance telephone calls for Members of the House of Representatives, July-
September 1971 281,959.04
10 3273 Official telephone service, Sergeant at Arms, September 1971 4.85
3274 Telephone service as per contract, September 1971 85, 426. 47
16 3412 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C,
Aug. 2- Sept. 16, 1971... 574.21
24 3717 Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives, October 1971 13,605.00
Dec. 8 4163 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C,
Sept. 3-Oct. 14, 1971 ----- 562.20
1 Includes refund of $178.18 from Congressman Richard H. Poff.
71 124—72 23
348
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE SERVICE Amount
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.:
Official telephone service-
Sergeant at Arms, October 1971 $8.20
House Post Office, July-September 1971 89.23
As per contract, October 1971 83,355.30
Long-distance telephone calls for Members of the House of Representatives, July-
October 1971 196,789.04
29 4895 Regional Office of Administration, FTS after hour service furnished Members of the House
of Representatives, November 1971 13,605.00
4896 Monroe County Telephone Co., official telephone service, Vernon W. Thomson, M.C.,
Aug. 3-Nov. 15,1971 587.92
Refunds and adjustments '(90.03)
Date
No.
1971
Dec. 10
4212
4213
4214
23
4757
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 1,023,595.76
REVISION OF THE LAWS
Salaries for 6 months
$17,419.50
Total paid from 1971 appropriations
17,419.50
POSTAGE
July
6
85
19
34/
Aur.
9
1008
Sept.
1
164b
Oct.
1
2362
Nov.
4
3173
lb
3354
Dec.
3
4037
13
4278
House Post Office:
Postage orders-
July 2, 1971 $25,932.46
July 17, 1971 19,690.50
Aug. 6,1971 20,846.25
Aug. 31, 1971 13,272.60
Oct. 1, 1971 24,708.00
Nov. 4, 1971 19,416.24
Nov. 15, 1971 25,997.26
Dec. 3, 1971 34,217.47
Dec. 13,1971 31,944.87
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 216,025.65
FURNITURE
1971
July 15 333 La France Industries, drapery material... $355.07
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., drapery supplies 12. 38
Parkway Cleaners & Dyers, clean drapes 62. 50
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., supplies 177.09
21 432 La France Industries, drapery material 57.02
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., upholstery supplies 2. 61
22 472 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., padlocks 18.71
John Duer & Sons, Inc., staples 104.86
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., upholstery supplies 2.94
Mattos, Inc., finishing supplies.. 786.95
Allied Products, Inc., carpeting supplies 134.20
29 695 Ginn's:
Conserv-a-files and shelves _ 128.00
Smoking stands _ 126.00
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., furniture and upholstery fabrics -- 4, 188. bO
Crown Supply, Inc.:
Aug. 3 883 Metal polish 17.52
884 Hand cleaner.... _. .-.. 14.35
5 953 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., traverse cord for drapery. 23.76
957 Sears, Roebuck & Co., parts for drill 3.00
J. J. Schleifer, drapery material.. 123.75
John Duer & Sons, Inc., upholstery supplies _. 85.85
958 W. D. Campbell Co., 3 Montisa file cabinets 440.00
Allied Products, Inc., carpet binding.. 14.00
Allied Plywood Corp.:
Pegboard 3.74
Plywood 17.28
Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies 24.25
Glass Distributors, Inc., acrylite.. 117. 12
23 1253 J. B. Kendall Co., locksmith supplies.. 103.96
Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies 298.48
1256 C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 161. bO
W. R. Winslow Co., finishing supplies.- 10. 3b
1257 Levolor Lorentzen, Inc., Venetian blinds 95. 16
31 1464 Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., drapery fabrics - 4, 110. 00
1483 Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 46.88
1 Includes refund of $90.03 from Congressman Richard H. Poff.
349
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. FURNITURE Amount
1971
Sept. 9 1754 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., foam rubber $114.29
24 2058 Wall Products Co., 518 sheets special Formica 8,589.27
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc.:
30 2218 Drapery fabrics 3.995.00
2219 Furniture 1,745.55
2223 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc.:
Upholstery tacks 22.27
Curled hair for upholstery 278.44
Oct. 7 2494 C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 331.81
22 2840 Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc.:
Drapery fabrics.. 1. 275.00
Carpet. - 1,681.00
27 2878 Mattes, Inc., finishing supplies 6.00
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc.:
New carpet 2,268.00
Nov. 10 3316 Do 2,954.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 37,023.41
Aug. 3 903 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., thread for drapery 24.35
John Duer &Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies 48.22
Allied Products, Inc., carpat supplies. 110.91
5 952 Fries, Baall & Sharp Co., Inc.:
Cabinetry supplies.. 34.44
Upholstery supplies 17.52
La Franca Industries, fabrics 456.39
956 Allied Plywood Corp., plywood. .. 400.00
Washington Carpet Sales Corp., new carpet — 2,332.47
23 1254 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies . 554.15
J. B. Kendall Co., locksmith supplies --- 12.04
1255 C. I.Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies.... 14.31
Allied Products, Inc., carpet supplies 24.90
Ohio Traveling Bag Mfg. Co., upholstery supplies 17.50
John Duer & Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies 33.52
1260 Washington Carpet Sales Corp., carpet cushion .. 1,039.50
Ruxton Drapery Cleaners, clean draperies 17. 10
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 50.10
Sherwin-Williams Co., finishing supplies 6.00
Union Hardware, cabinetry supplies 90. 53
1261 General Electric Co., refrigerator... 109.00
Ohio Traveling Bag Mfg. Co., upholstery supplies... 5.85
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 35.62
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., upholstery supplies 20.44
24 1264 R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 30.65
John Duer &Sons, Inc., upholstery supplies. - 8.82
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., upholstery supplies 203.82
25 1315 Reliable Wiping Cloth Div., wiping cloths 276. 00
American Excelsior Co., foam rubber. _ 115.64
Bedell's, webbing for upholstery 76.50
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., sharpen carbide saws 20.00
Sherwin-Williams Co., stain 6.00
27 1389 John Duer & Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies 8.64
W. S. Jenks & Sons, supports 1.95
1390 USAFINCISCOM, Defense Supply Service, 5 security files 2, 862. 09
Mattos, Inc., finishing supplies _ 113.00
Leveler Lorentzen, Inc., Venetian blinds 70.42
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., drapery interlining 62.50
John Duer & Sons, Inc., upholstery and cabinetry supplies 28.66
Ewing Lumber & Millwork Corp., upson board 47.04
31 1482 Collins & Aikman Corp., new carpet. 438.06
Sept. 13 1843 R&MSaw&Tool Co., Inc., sander 130.00
Parkway Cleaners & Dyers, clean drapes 19.20
Conso Products Co. .thread for upholstery 22.73
Radel Leather Mfg. Co., leather for upholstery 914.81
Glass Distributors, Inc., glass 165. 13
1844 Wall Products Co., formica. _ 331.63
Roberts Co. of D.C., Inc., supplies ._ 1.43
Glass Distributors, Inc., acrylite 39.13
1845 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies 158.30
Bedell's, sofa and chair covers 35. 50
17 1937 General Services Administration, chair mats for stock 300.00
Wall Products Co -— 23.99
1942 C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 17. 17
Robinson Export-Import Corp., contact cement 38.88
J. Milton Baker Co., carpet supplies -- 449.95
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., saw blades 93.70
23 2044 Irving & Casson-A. H. Davenport Co., 1 sofa 1.736.00
Carey Machinery & Supply Co., Inc , brass sleeves for upholstery 10. 00
Reliable Wiping Cloth Div., wiping cloths 207. 00
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., black cambric for upholstery 66.82
La France Industries, naugahyde. - 115.83
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 13.41
350
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. FURNITURE Amount
1971
Sept. 28 2196 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., polyurethane $10.59
Wall Products Co., Formica adhesive 49.55
Glass Distributors, Inc., Acrylite 518.76
J. B. Kendall Co., keying kit for locksmith 36.26
Oct. 4 2395 W.W.Grainger, Inc., belts for upholstery 5.48
Northwest Supply Co., needles... 6.00
7 2461 Master Recessed Systems, Inc., clean draperies 7,013.00
2493 Seward Luggage Mfg. Co., packing trunks 7,512.50
Dixie Janitor Supply Co., Inc., Windex 11.37
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., upholstery supplies 385.04
C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 704.74
L. Fishman & Son, carpet supplies 136.95
Ginn's, folding tables 1,603.00
27 2874 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies 139.16
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 55.47
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., furniture 1,400.00
Allied Plywood Corp 204.80
2875 La France Industries, drapery material 607.46
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies _ 95. 07
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc.:
Furniture 4,316.00
Lamps 362.00
28 2884 Carey Machinery & Supply Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 9.90
Ginn's, vinyl chair mats 592.80
2921 Radel Leather Mfg. Co., leather for upholstery 1,238.01
Allied Products, Inc., carpet supplies. 499.06
Advanced Equipment Co., Inc., furnish and install 2 tires on wheelchair 23.90
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., sharpen saws 35.00
2922 Union Hardware:
Pulls _. 30.50
Special pulls. _ 38.40
Pulls and locks 8.52
Robinson Export-Import Corp., carpet cement 38.88
Sherwin-Williams Co., finishing supplies 6.00
Allied Plywood Corp. 665.60
Nov. 3 3117 Schwab Safe Co., Inc., 1 safe 200.00
L. Fishman & Son, carpet supplies 26.35
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., furniture 800.00
Mattos, Inc., finishing supplies 364. 10
Thompson & Cooke, Inc., cabinetry supplies 10.50
Washington Carpet Co., Inc., carpet cushion 1,575.00
11 3317 Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc.:
Cabinetry supplies 8.43
Sander 108.29
Wall Products Co., Masonite 82.32
Mattos, Inc., finishing supplies 446.00
State Saw & Machinery Co., sharpen bits 10.00
18 3534 Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., furniture 1,078.00
Hobby woods, veneer 64.80
Ewing Lumber & Millwork Corp., building board 39. 51
3535 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc.:
Boring machine 378. 18
Locksmith supplies 66.92
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., file storage units. 1, 142.00
John Duer & Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies 3.82
3537 Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., key cutting machine and locking bars 558. 16
Reliable Wiping Cloth Div., finishing supplies 207.00
Vanleigh Furniture Showrooms, Inc., drapery fabrics and carpet 3, 104. 10
La France Industries, Naugahyde for upholstery 66.33
Union Hardware, cabinetry supplies 2. 03
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies... 3. 15
3538 John Duer & Sons, Inc., upholstery supplies 20. 58
Defense Supply Service (USAFINC1SCOM), 2 two-drawer security files 849.60
Diebold, Inc., thumb latch handles for safe. ' 10.05
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc:
Repair sander and sharpen bits 77. 30
New router bits and bearings 45.55
3539 Bassock Co., casters 487.60
J. Gibson Mcllvain Co., lumber 268. 12
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., drapery supplies 12.87
Craftsman Wood Service Co., cabinetry supplies. _ 28.04
Ruxton Drapery Cleaners, clean draperies 40.00
3541 Franklin Glue Co., wood glue 67.70
Mattos, Inc., lubricant 27.12
American Air Filter Co., Inc., dust filters 35.00
E. B. Adams Co., squeeze bottle dispensers _ 5.80
Hobby wood veneer saws 5. 50
26 3722 Diebold, Inc., safe parts. 456.93
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies — 108.40
C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., upholstery supplies... 367.09
John Duer & Sons, cabinetry supplies Jl .76
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 155.60
Ginn's, new file cabinets ' 29, 356. 50
351
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
FURNITURE
Amount
1971
Nov. 30 3784 C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies _ $106.02
Senco Products, Inc., cabinetry supplies 714.20
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., shop supplies.- 178.77
Diebold, Inc., thumb latches 3.04
John Duer & Sons, Inc., drapery and cabinetry supplies 13. 78
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., sharpen jointer knives and bits 4.75
Dec. 1 3982 Sears, Roebuck & Co., saw blades 3.70
General Services Administration:
Chair mats 300.00
Plastic film 45.00
R & M Saw & Tool Co., Inc., sharpen carbide cutters 10.50
2 4014 C. E. BriddellCo., Inc.:
Dra pery su p pli es 59. 30
Upholstery supplies 442.38
J. Gibson Mel I vain Co., lumber 536. 30
John Duer & Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies 59.68
4015 Safemasters Co., Inc., safe wheels 118. 80
John Duer & Sons, Inc., brackets 5. 88
Mattos, Inc., finishing supplies 103.40
3 4079 Conso Products Co., thread 22.95
Wall Products Co., cabinetry supplies 183.75
Allied Plywood Corp.:
Plywood 315.20
Wall board 96.29
John Duer &Sons, Inc., cabinetry supplies _ 36.49
10 4189 Bedell's, upholstery supplies 27.00
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies 40. 16
Allied Products Inc., carpet supplies 167. 80
Baer-Slade Corp., brushes 12.00
Wall Products Co., tile 23.99
14 4284 C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 238.44
Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies 5.49
State Saw & Machinery Co., sharpen saws 27.00
Wall Products Co., Formica 15.99
4317 W. T. Weaver & Sons, cabinetry supplies 15. 94
C. I. Smith Co., Inc., finishing supplies 232. 25
Capitol Asbestos Fabricators Corp., cabinetry supplies 25. 00
17 4458 C. E. Briddell Co., Inc., upholstery supplies 3. 12
Fries, Beall & Sharp Co., Inc., cabinetry supplies _ _ _. 104. 53
American Excelsior Co., foam rubber 129. 33
Ewing Lumber & Millwork Corp., cabinetry supplies 36. 75
Capitol Lock & Hardware Co., Inc., locksmith supplies. 134. 75
4461 KOROK The Enamel Products Co., cabinetry supplies 20. 16
Washington Carpet Sales Corp., carpet supplies 76. 00
Allied Plywood Corp., plywood _ 141.44
Total paid from 1972 appropriations.. _ 90,692.42
JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION
1971
July 19
Aug.
Oct.
373
471
Aug. 2 857
Albert Buckberg, 1 copy of The Free List, June 9, 1971
British Information Services, 1 magazine, Apr. 24, 1971
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, May 1971.
Office Machines Co., Inc., electronic calculator, June 15, 1971..
Sheparri's Citations, 1 copy of Willis on Partnership Taxation, June 17, 197L
Xerox Corp., meter usage, April 1971 . .
D. C. Heath & Co., 1 copy of Tax Incentives, May 14, 1971
Sept. 1 1648 Xerox Corp., meter usage, May-June 1971
SCM Corp., typewriter, June 29, 1971
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, June 1971.
Total paid from 1971 appropriations.
1484
2548
Nov. 19 6321
District Delivery Service, subscription to New York Times, July-September 1971
John Byrne & Co., for services rendered _
District Delivery Service, for services rendered
Prentice-Hall, Inc., publication for official committee use, Aug. 2, 1971.
D. C. Heath & Co., services rendered, Aug. 1, 1971
British Information Services, 1 book for official committee use, July 13, 1971
Commerce Clearing House, Inc., miscellaneous publications, April 1971 _.
Xerox, meter usage, July 1971
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service—
July 1971 _
August 1971
Sept. 22,1971
Lofit Publications, Inc., current supplement service of Mertens Law of Federal Gift and Es-
tate Taxation, Aug. 1-July 31, 1972
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, September 1971
Xerox Corp., meter usage
July 30-Sept. 5, 1971
Sept. 5 -Oct. 4, 1971...
$8.84
2.60
21.90
711.92
25.00
64.01
13.18
150. 12
844. 00
1.35
1, 842. 92
35700
255. 00
35.00
22.35
13.18
3.00
18. 50
107. 85
37.50
38.76
.70
60.00
26.43
172. 68
102.57
352
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. JOINT COMMITTEE ON INTERNAL REVENUE TAXATION Amount
1971
Nov. 19 6321 Wall Street Journal, 1-year subscription, Nov. 18, 1971-72 $35.00
Standard & Poor's Corp.:
Outlook for the Security Market?, July 1, 1971-72 87.00
Industry Surveys, July 1, 1971-72 _ 235.00
British Information Services, 1 copy of National Income and Expenditures, 1970 2.40
Pendragon House :
1 copy of Finance Act 1971, ch. 68, Sept. 8, 1971 2.84
1 copy each of National Income and Expenditure 1971, and U.K. Balance of Payments
1971, Oct. 5, 1971 6.85
Federal Tax Press Corp., 1 copy of Bittker & Eustice's Federal Income Taxation of Corpo-
rations and Shareholders, 3d ed 32.50
Research Institute of America, Recommendations, September 1971-72 36.00
Dec. 14 4372 House Post Office, postage stamps, Oct. 18, 1971. _ 10.75
Salaries for 6 months - 358,940.05
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 360,316.91
JOINT COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE PRODUCTION
1971
July 2 33 American Metal Market, 1-year subscription, May 8, 1971-72 $48.00
34 U.S. Senate Post Office, postage stamps for official business, June 17, 1971 100.00
9 154 Keeper of Stationery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items, June 30, 1971 78.83
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 226.83
Sept. 22 2037 Keeper of Stationery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items, July 19-Aug. 13, 1971. 141. 72
28 2188 Wall Street Journal, 1-year subscription, Aug. 12, 1971-72... 35.00
Ward & Paul, stenographic reporting:
Oct. 19 2754 Aug. 2,1971 167.40
Nov. 18 3588 Sept. 22-23, 1971 378.00
Salaries for 6 months.... 61,076.81
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 61,798.93
JOINT COMMITTEE ON CONGRESSIONAL OPERATIONS
1971
Aug. 5 968 Congressional Quarterly, Inc., binders, July 15, 1971 $15.00
IBM Corp., transportation charges, July 15, 1971 63. 92
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriter, July 2, 1971 627.00
969 National Journal, 1-year subscription, Apr. 24,1971-72 200.00
Xerox Corp., meter usage, May 27-31, 1971 44.26
Sept. 16 1908 IBM Corp., equipment rental, June 28-July 31, 1971 385.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, July 1971 21. 78
Press Intelligence, Inc., clipping services, July 26-Aug. 31, 1971 46. 84
27 2128 IBM Corp., rental of 2 MCSelectric typewriters, August 1971 350.00
Nov. 10 3272 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, August 1971 35.91
12 3347 Congressional Quarterly Service, 1 set of Guide to the Congress ot the United States,
Congressand the Nation, vols. I and II, Sept. 27, 1971 82.50
26 3728 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, September 1971 11.56
Press Intelligence, Inc., clipping service, September 1971 47. 53
3729 Bureau of National Affairs, Inc., 1-vear subscription, Oct. 22,1971-72 158.00
Press Intelligence, Inc., clipping service, October 1971 50. 98
Dec. 3 4068 Xerox Corp., meter usage, June-July 1971 391.72
House of Representatives Restaurant, refreshments for meeting, Oct. 5, 1971 5. 00
14 4371 House Post Office, postage stamps, Sept. 14,1971 50.00
20 4520 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. .official telephone service, October 1971... 3.30
Salaries for 6 months 86,441.81
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 89, 032. 11
SPEAKER'S AUTOMOBILE
1971
July 6 73 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, March-April 1971 $92.14
19 370 Humble, gasoline, June 1971 19.72
28 680 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline. May-June 1971 79.85
682A General Motors Corp., limousine rental, January-June 1971 500.00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 691.71
Oct. 8 2521 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, July August 1971 71.41
Nov. 3 3109 Capitol Hill Men's Shop, 2 uniforms and accessories, July 6 and Oct. 10, 1971. 242.00
23 3690 Humble, gasoline and oil, October 1971 17.62
Dec. 10 4202 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, September October 1971 67.89
Salaries for 6 months - 6,976.92
Total paid from 1972 appropriations.. 7,375.84
Date
No.
1971
July 2
67
6
H
14
243
28
683
29
701
702
703
353
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
MAJORITY LEADER'S AUTOMOBILE Amount
Humble, gasoline and oil. May 1971 $79.37
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, March-April 1971 _ 43.68
Humble, gasoline, February 1971 6. 89
General Motors Corp., limousine rental, January-June 1971 500.00
Capitol Hill Men's Shop, chauffeur's clothing, April 2 and June 4, 1971 68. 00
Humble, gasoline and service, June 1971 44.73
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, May-June 1971 70.99
Total paid from 1971 appropriations... 813.66
Aug.
12
1147
Sept
16
1928
Oct.
8
2519
22
2842
Nov.
23
3688
30
3768
Dec.
20
4670
29
4899
1971
July
19
369
20
398
28
679
682
Aug.
5
944
12
1148
24
1288
Oct.
8
2520
Nov.
23
3689
Dec.
3
4047
10
4201
17
4454
Humble, gasoline:
July 1971 __ 79.18
August 1971.. 63.63
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, July-August 1971 57. 31
Humble:
Gasoline, oil and servicing, September 1971 . ... 64.47
Gasoline and oil, October 1971 82.31
Capitol Cadillac Co , repair work, Oct 13, 1971 30.70
Humble, gasoline, November 1971.. 36.76
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, September-October 1971 52.68
Salaries for 6 months. 7,395.54
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 7,862.58
MINORITY LEADER'S AUTOMOBILE
Humble, gasoline:
June 1971 .. $33.00
March 1971 4.00
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, May-June 1971 136. 39
General Motors Corp., limousine rental, January-June 1971 500. 00
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 673.39
Capitol Hill Men's Shop, chauffeur uniforms and accessories, July 19, 1971 _. 217. 25
S. & G. Garage, aline front end and rotate four tires 13.50
Humble, gasoline, July 1971 2.72
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline, July-August 1971 81.98
Humble, gasoline, October 1971 19. 55
S. & G. Garage, 2 snow tires, Nov. 24, 1971 _. 92.00
Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, September-October 1971 120. 36
Humble, gasoline, November 1971 3.00
Salaries for 6 months 7,395.48
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 7,945.84
CAPITOL POLICE BOARD
1971
Nov. 16 3411 Treasurer, District of Columbia:
Reimbursement of salaries paid members of the Metropolitan Police Department,
D.C., detailed to the U.S. Capitol, as provided by the Legislative Branch, Appropri-
ation Act 1960, July-September 1970.. $239,485.95
Total paid from 1971 appropriations
CAPITOL POLICE-UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT
1971
July 6 71 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, U.S. Capitol Police, March-April 1971. $1,021.19
8 136 V. H. Blackinton & Co., Inc., 200 private and 17 officials breast plates.... 2.6C4.90
Gallaghsr's, Inc., laundry and cleaning, April 1971 2.224.30
G &G Co., Inc., shirts, ties and visibility jackets 681.00
Humble Oil & Refining Co., credit card use.. 602.26
RCA, equipment rental and parts, April 1971 .. 1,722.41
Wright's Radio, Inc., mobile status switches 400.00
9 172 Celt Industries, repair and refinishing of 22 revolvers.. 513.31
14 230 RCA, equipment rental and service charges on new units, May 1971 2,297.41
Washington Tire & Battery Co., 3 new tires, cars 117 and 120 79.11
3M Co., magnetic tape 15.24
Muscatello's, officials shirts and clothing alterations 100.90
National Police Chiefs & Sheriffs Information Bureau, law enforcement directory. .. 12.50
Penn Auto Supply Co., oil and spark plugs ,. 40.30
Penn Camera Exchange, Inc., 6 Polaroid cameras and 3 cases of cubes -- 220.20
Philips Police Equipment Co., targets. 47.25
Prcfessional Products, Inc., batteries for videotape machine 100.00
354
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. CAPITOL POLICE— UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT Amount
1971
July 14 230 Sargent-Sowell, Inc., number decals for vehicles. $6.32
George F. Cake Co., 4 helmets, extra visors, suspension parts and foul weather adapters.,, 181.95
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., teletype and WALES lines, April 1971 100.25
DHE Electric, Inc., fuses.. 12.00
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc., repairs, cars 116, 117 and 118 - 206.63
Free State Cycle, parts and tire repair 44.79
GSA, training manual covers, flashlight batteries and hammer.. 91.42
Humble Oil & Refining Co., credit card use.. 492.60
IBM Corp., WALES terminal rental, April 1971. 130.00
15 331 Philips Police Equipment Co., white target pasters 10.00
RCA, metal ear hooks for radio ear phones 24.00
Keeper of the Stationery, office supplies 28.25
Washington Tire & Battery, 3 new tires, cars 116 and 117 82. 11
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., teletype service and WALES line, May 1971 46.60
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc., repairs, car 117 138. 10
Free State Cycle, parts and labor, bikes 2 and 3__ 151.28
Gallagher's, Inc., laundry and cleaning, May 1971 2,341.45
GSA, gas cans, flash bulbs, film, paint and office supplies 234.7,
IBM Corp., WALES terminal rental, May 1971 130.00
Muscatello's, clothing alterations and repairs 27.85
Penn Auto Supply Co., spark plugs and fuses.. 10. 76
26 506 Northeast Auto Body Works, Inc., repairs to accident damage, car 119 385.87
RCA, equipment rental and service contract, June 1971 2, 177.41
Shooting Equipment Co., limit switches for pistol range 15.60
Cycle City, replacement windshield for loaner bike 10.00
Dick's Auto Service, replace fan clutch, car 116 38.00
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc., repairs, cars 116, 117, and 118 51.62
Free State Cycle, 2 500-mile checks, 2 tire repairs and 6 new CT90 motor bikes with trade-
ins 757.49
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., repairs, car 120 121.59
Humble Oil & Refining Co., credit card use 51.20
3M Co., recording tape 15.24
Muscatello's, uniform repairs 13.75
Aug. 3 905 Air Products & Chemicals, refill 3 fire extinguishers.. 13.75
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long distance, February-May, teletype service, May
1971 138.38
Gallagher's, Inc., laundry and cleaning, June 1971 2, 751.80
Hermes Plastics, Inc., 500 silver and 100 gold name plates 228.00
IBM Corp., WALES terminal rental, June 1971 130.00
Keeper of the Stationery, offices supplies 5.80
9 1009 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, May-June 1971 719.44
11 1125 Dorothy G. McCarty, for services as secretary, April-June 1971 75.00
17 1181 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., radio line, WALES and teletype service, June 1971.. 100.25
Humble Oil & Refining Co., credit card use 145.45
RCA, batteries and lamps : — - 273.00
Sept. 1 1667 V. H. Blackinton & Co., remake 1 breast plate and 5 cap plates 66.10
GSA, office supplies 18.15
Gun Hospital, reblue 12 revolvers 96.00
House Post Office, postage stamps for official business:
20 1967 June 1971 240.00
1968 Do . 240.00
Oct. 1 2382 GSA, flashlights, batteries and date stamps 160.10
Nov. 5 3187 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., long-distance bills, April-June 1971 82.46
Muscatello's, 110 pair summer weight trousers 1,732. 50
3188 American Consumer Industries, Inc., ice 2.40
Donald S. Lavigne, Inc., 2 combo coats 132. 07
16 3415 GSA, miscellaneous stationery items 18.15
Refunds and adjustments (273.93)
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 27,906.05
Aug. 18 1239 G & G Co., Inc., shirts, ties, rain boots, visibility jackets, summer trousers, Captain and
Lieutenent bars 5,026.60
Polaroid Corp., 2 cases ID film 375.00
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., repair, car 119 244. 59
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, repairs, cars 116 and 118 605.04
Penn Auto Supply Co., motor oil and flasher units 33.94
Muscatello's, shirts and repair service 113. 20
1241 Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., car repair.. 77. 87
Annie L. Doss, clothes, marking tubes 8. 55
National Auto Service Co., Inc., lug wrench, fuses, flashers, condenser, plugs, points,
and radiator hose 22. 41
Washington Tire & Battery Co., tires and wheel balance 213. 96
Penn Camera Exchange, Inc., tape cassettes 29. 88
Potomac Rubber Co., rubber boots and raincoat 45. 22
Philips Police Equipment Co., range targets and whistles 99. 30
Commercial Uniform Sales Corp., shirts 59. 50
RCA, monthly contract, equipment lease and maintenance 2, 177. 41
Free State Cycle, carrier boxes and brake shoes 103.42
American Technical Services, Recency monitor repair... 13. 00
355
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. CAPITOL POLICE— UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT Amount
1971
Sept. 1 1668 Credit Bureau, Inc.employment credit checks $64.60
Keeper of theSta tionery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items 33. 31
Cappet Corp., canned dog meat 142.80
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, auto servicing 177.56
Gallagher's, Inc., laundry and dry cleaning, July 1971 2, 194.30
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., auto service 116.70
IBM Corp., equipment rental, July 1971 130.00
Muscatello's, clothing repairs 31.25
New Hermes Engraving Machine Corp., Gravoxide and nameplates 10. 80
Specialties, Inc., chain breaker and repair to motor bike _ 8.20
7 1715 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., calls, leased lines, and teletype, July 1971 100.25
Colt Industries, model AA-101 HP public address system _.. 2,400.00
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., auto servicing (service on ticket No. 30040, 4745, inclusive) 137.00
Fargo International, highway flares 78.50
Joseph J. Philips, target pasters 22.50
Keeper of the Stationery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items 264. 25
Oct. 4 2397 Professional Products, Inc., repair service to time checkout machine 17.50
Washington Tire & Battery Co., tires for scout cars 254.10
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., WALES line rental, August 1971 41.70
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., car maintenance and service 28.79
Gallagher's, Inc., uniform laundry and cleaning 2,268.65
G & G, Inc., shirts, bars, scarfs, and repairs 1,047.00
GSA, office supplies 79.69
Humble Credit Card Center, gasoline, August 1971 404.77
IBM Corp., communication line rental, August 1971... 130.00
Joseph J. Philips Co., black plastic whistles 16.80
2398 REA Express, Inc., freight charges, firearms. 12.00
Credit Bureau, Inc., employment background checks. 148. 80
Washington Tire & Battery Co., tires for police car 83.70
Addressograph Multigraph Corp., blue printing ink 12.60
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., service and maintenance on police cars 41. 83
Free State Cycle, carrier box for motorbike 9.86
Humble Oil & Refining Co., gasoline, July 1971.. 257.42
Muscatello's, uniform trousers 1, 417.50
Penn Auto Supply Co., parts for police cars... 22.38
Penn Camera Exchange, Inc., 40 rolls of film... 25.60
RCA Communications, leased equipment, August 1971 2,177.41
29 2936 G & G Co., Inc., winter shirts and repair service 7,502.25
Joseph J. Philips, black plastic whistles 25.20
RCA Corp., hand mike, radio equipment lease and rental, September 1971 2,205.24
Baltimore Business Forms, Inc., police report forms 602.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., teletype line rental, August 1971 53.65
Credit Bureau, Inc., new employment file reviews.. 58.80
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., scout car maintenance and repairs... 41.76
Falls Church Garage, Inc., scout car maintenance and repairs 116.68
Free State Cycle, 7 new motorcycles, less trade 1,213.70
George F. Cake Co., Hoppe'sgun powder solvent 49.80
GSA, office supplies 81.22
Nov. 16 3413 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, July-August 1971 761.40
26 3735 Simon Atlas Sons, Inc., 2 cases 12-gage shotgun shells 113.20
Washington Tire & Battery Co., 3 tires for scout cars 90.38
Wayne Feed Supply Co., 600 pounds of dogfood. 63.00
Gun Hospital, reblue 50 police .38 revolvers 400.00
IBM Corp., communication terminal rent, September 1971 130.00
Muscatello's repair and service on police uniforms 239.00
Keeper of the Stationery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items 19.75
Penn Auto Supply, parts for scout cars... 55.93
Penn Camera Exchange, 40 rolls TX 120 film for ID 25.60
Polychrome Corp., 100 mats for off press machine 28.00
RCA Corp., 1 radio hand microphone 24. 20
Baltimore Business Forms, Inc., PD-163 prosecution forms... ___ 349.40
Burrell-Ford Co., 15 K-9 tracking harnesses and 15 tracking leashes _ 116. 25
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., maintenance and service, car No. 118 ___ 5. 50
Falls Church Chrysler-Plymouth, Inc., maintenance and service, cars Nos. 116 and 117 78.32
Free State Cycle, maintenance and service on motorcycles.. _ 80. 88
Gallagher's Inc., laundry and dry cleaning, September 1971 _ 2, 474.20
G & GCo., Inc., 2 police caps... 9.90
GSA, office supplies, September 1971 _ 111.62
30 3780 Dorothy G. McCarty, for services as secretary, July-September 1971 _.. 75.00
Dec. 9 4182 Keeper of the Stationery, U.S. Senate, miscellaneous stationery items, October 1971 13.00
Kings Gun Shop, 10,000 rounds of .38 ammunition.. 300.00
Joseph J. Philips Police Equipment Co., 2 boxes of target pasters 7.50
RCA-Communication Systems Div., equipment rental, October 1971 2, 177.41
RCA Service Co., 6 radio batteries 237.60
Wayne Feed Supply Co., 600 lbs. of dogfood 63.00
Auto Bumper Plating, Inc., repair bumper to scout car 28.50
Baltimore Business Forms, Inc., police report forms 655.00
Cappet Corp., 1 doz. choke chains and 12 cases of dog food 150.30
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, July-August 1971 114.02
71-124—72 24
356
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. CAPITOL POLICE— UNIFORMS AND EQUIPMENT Amount
1971
Dec. 9 4182 Gallagher's Inc., laundry and dry cleaning uniforms, October 197L $1,762.10
G & G Co., Inc., uniform hats, shirts, ties and Sgt. chevrons 476.30
Humble Credit Card Center, gasoline and maintenance service, October 1971 __ 352.89
I BM Corp., communication terminal line rental, October 1971 130.00
4183 Penn Auto Supply, scout car tuneup parts 21.82
Joseph J. Philips, whistles and pistol range targets 148.80
Professional Products, Inc., 12 Sony V-30D videotapes 166.80
Credit Bureau, Inc., government file reviews of new employees 43.80
Air Products & Chemicals, fire extinguisher refills.. _ ... 22.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., radio line and teletype rental, September 1971 100. 25
G & G Co., Inc., shirts, ties and Lt. tabs 335.70
GSA, office supplies. September 1971 __ 9.81
Humble Credit Card Center, gasoline and car service maintenance, September 1971 _ 378. 28
Health, Education & Welfare, PHS, new employee physicals 1, 748.00
IVIuscatello's, uniform repair and services 21.25
10 4190 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, October 1971. 28.86
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., police car repairs 361.75
Fargo International, 1 gross red traffic fuses 45.00
Penn Auto Supply Co., tune up parts for police cars _ 8. 89
Polaroid Corp., 2 cases of ID film 375.00
Wright Radio, Inc., engineering, design for 2-position radio console 7, 540.26
4191 Joseph J. Philips Police Equipment Co., pistol range ear protectors and cleaning equipment. 206.96
Polaroid Corp., pouches, laminating supplies for employee ID cards 248. 00
Potomac Rubber Co., 300 rubber traffic cones _ _ 690.00
R & E Frank, 3 boxes of buttoneer refills _ _. 3.95
V. H. Blackington & Co., remake 1 police badge 19.70
Washington Tire & Battery Co., 9 police car tires, 2 wheels balanced 274.50
Baltimore Business Forms, Inc., police report forms _ _. 1, 807. 50
Cappet Corp., K-9 dog food dishes and brushes 19.65
Commercial Uniform Sales Corp., K-9 patrolman uniforms 268. 25
Dick Herriman Ford, Inc., scout car repairs 27.24
Free State Cycle, maintenance on 2 motorcycles _ _ _ 3.90
G & G Co., Inc., uniform shirts and caps 896.40
Muscatello's, 168 pair uniform trousers 3,087.84
Penn Auto Supply Co., tune ud parts for scout cars 82.09
4203 Architect of the Capitol, gasoline and oil, September-October 1971 775.24
House Post Office, postage stamps for official business:
14 4373 Aug. 11, 1971.. 240.00
4374 Sept.9, 1971 240.00
Refunds and adjustments... (205.97)
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 67,369.98
CONSOLIDATED WORKING FUND
Reimbursement for official travel expenses, from Dallas, Tex., to Washington, D.C., May 29,
1971 1971:
July 2 14 Morris K. Udall, M.C $113.00
15 Jim Wright, M.C. 113.00
Aug. 5 920 Eligio de la Garza, M.C:
Reimbursement for official travel expenses from Washington, D.C., to Mexico City,
Mexico, via Houston, McAllen and Matamoros, Tex., May 24, 1971.. 159. 40
Total paid from 1971 appropriations 385. 40
OFFICIAL MAIL COSTS
1971
Aug. 25 1344 Postal Data Center:
Reimbursement due for official mailings based on an agreement with U.S. Postal
Service for calendar quarter ending June 30, 1971, pursuant to Public Law 92-51,
approved July 9, 1971 $14,594,000.00
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 14,594,000.00
HOUSE RECORDING STUDIO (REVOLVING FUND)
1971
July 29 692 House Recording Studio, reimbursement to petty cash fund $97.47
W.W.Grainger, Inc., film 210.41
Cramer Electronics, Inc., video equipment 154.66
Brenner Photo Co., film and supplies 303.07
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items 33. 78
Koster Film Facilities, Inc., film processing 487.87
693 Broadcasting, office supplies 11.70
Capitol Radio Wholesalers, video equipment 281.00
Majority Room, mscellane ous printing services 8.00
Ampex Corporation, video parts 67.52
357
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
HOUSE RECORDING STUDIO (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Aug. 25 1318 Murray & Heister, Inc., radio boxes account forms, June 3, 1971 $245.53
Shull Electric Products, bus bar tor radio department, July 9, 1971 28.00
Memorex Corp., video tape, July 16, 1971, 1, 149. 15
Taber Mfg. & Engineering Co., repair audio head assemblies, July 19, 1971 125.00
Eastman Kodak Co., motion picture film, July 21, 1971.. 876.02
Marconi Electronics, Inc., video parts, July 22, 1971 50.00
1319 Fuller & d'Albert, Inc., parts, motion picture processor, July 26, 1971 312. 42
Motion Picture Enterprises, Inc., cores for motion picture film, July 6, 1971 21. 29
National Uniform Co., laboratory coats, June 28, 1971... 84.00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 1.00
Office Supply Service, stationery supplies, July 1971 79. 17
Capitol Radio Wholesalers, video parts, July 6, 1971 . 134. 51
Oct. 1 2388 Spindler & Sauppe, Inc., video parts, July 7, 1971 42.80
Office Supply Service, stationery items, office supplies and expense, August 1971 57.01
Howard W. Sams & Co., Inc., subscriptions, office supplies and expense, Aug. 17, 1971 55. 20
Potomac Rubber Co., air supply to film lab, Aug. 31, 1971 151.05
AmDex Corp., video parts, Aug. 6, 1971 1,230.00
Capitol Radio Wholesalers, video parts, Sept. 15, 1971 . . 70.60
2389 W. W. Grainger, Inc., video parts, Aug. 27, 1971 69.51
Airborne Freight Corp., office supplies and expenses, Aug. 31, 1971 _ . 13.40
REA Air Express 20.79
Broadcasting, office supplies and expense, Aug. 31, 1971 58. 50
Rawdon Smith Associates, Inc., radio parts, Sept. 1, 1971 36.85
Thos. Somerville Co., film and video parts, Aug. 7, 1971 211.88
2390 Rank Precision Industries, Inc., video parts, Aug. 17, 1971 45.78
Geo. F. Muth Co., Inc., office supplies and expense, Aug. 4, 1971 58. 36
Cramer Electronics, Inc., video parts, Aug. 23, 1971 192. 71
Dominion Electric Supply Co., video parts, July 14, 1971 64.49
Taber Mfg. & Engineering Co., radio parts, Sept. 14, 1971. 45.00
Brenner Photo Co., video parts, Aug. 3, 1971 124.80
22 2827 House Recording Studio, reimbursement to petty cash fund _ 97.12
Koster Film Facility, Inc., outside film processing 768. 52
W. W. Grainger, Inc., air supply parts 54. 15
E. W. Cramer, air supply parts for film laboratory 124.95
REA Express, repair video head assemblies 9.78
Taber Mfg. & Engineering Co., repair equipment for radio .__ . 45.00
Nov. 5 3184 Bell & Howell, film parts, Sept. 30, 1971 81.60
Rawdon Smith Associates, Inc., radio parts, Oct. 6, 1971 116. 40
Ampex Corp., video parts, Sept 27, 1971 839.96
Phillip A. Hunt Chemical Corp., film department supplies, Sept. 15, 1971 117. 00
Q TV Sales, video department supplies, Sept. 22, 1971.. 31. 15
Cramer Electronics, video parts, Oct. 1, 1971 300.72
3185 Capitol Radio Wholesalers, video parts, Oct. 7, 1971. 7.40
Office Supply Service, office supplies and expense, September 1971 41. 10
REA, office supplies and expense, Oct. 11, 1971 45.85
Marconi Electronics, Inc., video parts, Oct. 5, 1971 _ 447. 55
Taber Manufacturing & Engineering, radio parts, Oct. 6, 1971 _ 45.00
Electronics Devices, Inc., video parts, Oct. 7, 1971... _._ 76.32
Dec. 8 4130 Hickok Electrical Instrument Co., radio parts 5.00
Conrac Div., video parts _._ 44.05
Capitol Radio Wholesalers, Inc., video parts... 824.88
U.S. Recording Co., radio parts _ 130. 00
Audio Wholesalers, replacement speakers, radio, video and M.P 603. 55
Ampex Corp., radio parts 25. 45
4132 Fred Winograd, office expenses _ 52. 00
W. W. Grainger, Inc., M.P. parts... _._. 141. 15
Brenner Photo Co., film supplies _. 16.64
Rawdon Smith Associates, Inc., radio parts 22.78
F. T. Watson Co., video parts 93.00
RCA Corp., M.P. parts 252.55
4133 Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers, film supplies... _ 303. 45
Cramer Electronics, Inc., video supplies _ 274. 33
Office Supply Service, office supplies and expenses _ 23. 53
Western Union, official telegram service 5. 13
Koster Film Facilities, Inc., outside processing _ 874.65
Taber Mfg. & Engineering Co., radio parts . . 54.78
17 4468 D.A.T.A., Inc., office supplies... _ 29.75
Capital Film Laboratories, Inc., outside processing.. 372.22
Neumade Industries, Inc., film parts 916. 11
Capitol Radio Wholesalers, video supplies 180.00
A.S.C. Holding Corp., office supplies and expenses. 28.90
Gates Radio Co., film parts 170.00
4469 House Recording Studio, reimbursement to petty cash fund _. 82. 10
Cramer/E.W., video supplies 170. 16
Koster Film Facilities, Inc., outside processing 864. 79
Olivetti Corp. of America, office expenses 35.00
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items 95. 47
PTN Publishing Corp., office expenses 6. 50
Total disbursements 17,257.79
358
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
Commutation of allowance for stationery:
Congressman
David N. Henderson $500.00
John Melcher. _ _ 200.00
Frank T. Bow 50.00
James R. Grover, Jr 500.00
David Pryor _ 800.00
Ray Roberts 1C0. 00
Walter E. Fauntroy.. 90.00
Joseph M. Gaydos 100.00
Thomas N. Downing 300.00
James J. Howard.. 82.80
Wilbur D. Mills... 1,883.60
JohnS. Monagan 55.00
Joseph E. Karth.. 796.13
Leonor K.Sullivan 400.00
Joseph M. Gaydos.. *.__ 150.00
William M. Colmer __ 500.00
James J. Delaney _ _ 800. 00
Robert T. Stafford 200.00
Frank A. Stubblefield 1,000.00
Lester L. Wolff 800.00
Joseph M. Gaydos. 100.00
Kenneth J.Gray 500.00
Durward G. Hall.... 500.00
Edward R. Roybal 1,484.34
Bill Chappell, Jr 300.00
Joseph M. Gaydos 200.00
Gerald R. Ford 500.00
Norman F. Lent... 50.00
Mendel J. Davis 600.00
Thomas M. Rees.. 236.68
Roy A. Taylor 590.00
Norman F. Lent 125.84
Joseph M. Gaydos 150.00
David N. Henderson.. 500.00
Lawrence G. Williams 500.00
John E. Moss 100.00
Julia Butler Hansen - 250.00
Louise Day Hicks... - 288.40
Joseph M. Gaydos.. 301.48
Edward G. Biester, Jr 300.00
John E. Moss 250.00
David E. Satterfield III 500.00
Frank E. Denholm 50.00
Chalmers P. Wylie 51.00
Charles H. Griffin 2,000.00
James A. Haley... 200.00
John J. McFall 200.00
Robert T. Stafford 200.00
Peter A. Peyser 50.00
William A. Steiger 50.00
Jackson E. Betts 500.00
Carl Albert.. - 500.00
Citizens & Southern National Bank of S.C. (Executor of the estate of L. Mendel Rivers). 4, 011. 37
HenryS. Reuss 900.00
Joseph E. Karth... .- 906.43
Edward G. Biester, Jr 425.00
Otto E. Passman 733.75
John H.Terry 90.00
Jack Brinkley 300.00
George P. Miller.. — - - 600.00
William V. Roth, Jr 226.67
Robert T.Stafford.. - 500.00
Abner J. Mikva.. 500.00
Thomas M. Rees 1,018.09
JohnG. Schmitz - - 200.00
BobEckhardt..-. - 1,500.00
William L. Springer - - 150.00
Chalmers P. Wylie.... — 114.55
Charles E. Chamberlain - --- 57.20
John S. Monagan - - - --- 104.50
Paul G. Rogers 537.34
John J.Duncan - - - 500.00
Edward J. Patten 238.39
Charles E. Wiggins - 750.00
Roy A. Taylor.... - 400.00
Charlotte T. Reid - 1,802.22
George W. Collins 700.00
Chalmers P. Wylie - 1,000.00
1971
July 2
53
54
9
149
150
151
152
18fi
12
195
13
198
199
200
201
15
250
251
255
19
348
349
350
351
352
21
40b
408
409
410
23
482
26
510
27
515
516
517
28
622
623
29
696
Aug. 2
856
3
860
894
4
908
5
919
951
960
6
970
980
9
1024
10
1061
1062
11
1119
1120
16
1167
17
1171
1172
25
1295
1313
30
1394
Sept. 2
1678
9
1801
13
1813
1841
1850
18bb
1856
16
191b
1916
1917
21
198b
1986
22
2009
2020
2021
2022
24
2051
2052
2053
28
2189
2190
30
2205
2222
Oct; 4
2399
2416
2417
359
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
1971
Oct. 7
2483
2484
248!)
2497
2498
2499
8
2507
2508
13
?bbb
2556
2557
18
2569
19
2651
20
2765
28
2881
2888
2889
2890
2891
2892
Nov. 1
3054
3055
3066
3067
3068
5
3190
3191
8
3198
9
3218
3219
11
3322
3323
3324
12
3348
16
3355
3356
17
3423
18
3542
3543
19
3617
23
3676
3677
3678
3679
24
3699
30
3749
Dec. 2
4016
3
4041
8
4088
4089
4090
4091
409?
4093
4094
4095
4134
4135
9
417b
4177
4181
10
4184
4237
4238
4239
4240
13
4275
14
4290
4291
429?
4293
4294
4295
4296
4297
4298
Commutation of allowance for stationery — Continued
Congressman
JamesJ.Delaney - ----- $1,000.00
James A. Haley. - 200.00
LesAspin - - 1C0. 00
Frank J. Brasco 607.64
Jack Edwards.. - 600.00
Robert T. Stafford.. - - - 116.09
William A. Barrett.... i, 275. 00
Earle Cabell 116.50
James J. Howard 110.00
Ray J. Madden 523.00
Wm. J. Randall 100.00
Paul G. Rogers -- 507.72
Chambers P. Wylie - 144.00
Norman F. Lent... - 200.00
Charles H. Wilson 43C. 00
Frank T. Bow 67.10
Harold R. Collier _ - 1, 000. 0C
Jorge L. Cordova _ 372.00
Cornelius E. Gallagher 144.00
Gilbert Gude... 656.79
Louise Day Hicks 150.36
AbnerJ. Mikva.. 500.00
Glenn M. Anderson - 50.00
Bill Chappell, Jr 100.00
Fran k Thorn pson , J r . . . 750. 00
John J. Rhodes - 1,000.00
John H. Dent.... 144.00
John E. Moss.. _ -- 139.00
John A. Blatnik... 100.00
Delbert L. Latta ---- 600.00
Earle Cabell 113.92
Joseph Karth. 423.76
Leonor K. Sullivan 2,000.00
Gerald R. Ford — - 250.40
Frank Annunzio 500.00
Elford A. Cederberg.. - 500.00
JohnS. Monagan 83.00
William L. Dickinson 79.00
William J. Keating... - 182.22
Clarence J. Brown 1C0. 00
William L. Springer.. -- 220.00
James J. Howard... 144.00
Joe L. Evins 416.00
LesAspin... 500.00
Dave Martin. - 200.36
Frank Thompson, Jr - --- 358.50
Florence P. Dwyer... 110.00
Bob Eckhardt - 500.00
LesAspin 346.00
William A. Barrett 708.00
John A. Blatnik - — - 500.00
Shirley Chisholm 1,500.00
Jack Edwards 268.84
AbnerJ. Mikva. 400.00
William L. Springer - - 275.00
J. Irving Whalley — - 110.70
Howard W. Robison... 600.00
G.William Whitehurst 400.00
Robert N. C. Nix - -- 200.00
William S. Mailliard 475.00
Frank Thompson, Jr.. -. - bOO.OO
Charles S. Gubser - 500.00
Thomas G. Abernethy 503.38
Leslie Arends 2,000.00
Joseph E. Karth -- 365.77
Benjamin S. Rosenthal... 325.00
Dan Rostenkowski --- 1,716.32
Carl Albert — - --- 475.63
Emanuel Celler. 1,000.00
John J. Duncan - 500.00
Frank E. Evans - - 1,500.00
James A.Haley 350.00
Joseph M. McDade 400.00
William H. Natcher.... 500.00
Wm. J. Randall _ - - 144.00
AlUllman - 800. CO
360
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Dec. 14
4299
15
4407
4408
4409
4410
4411
4417
17
4435
4465
20
455fi
4557
4558
4559
4648
4649
22
4697
4698
4738
27
4761
28
4817
4818
4819
4820
4821
4847
29
4848
4849
4850
30
4961
July 1
Commutation of allowance for stationery — Continued
Congressman
William C. Wampler.. $365.35
John G. Schmitz ..' 500.00
Samuel S. Stratton 200.00
Chalmers P. Wylie _ - 200.00
Do.. _. _ 418.28
Do _ 173.15
FredSchwengel _ 150.00
Carl D. Perkins 112.00
George W.Collins 200.00
Clarence J. Brown... 50.00
Donald D.Clancy 500.00
Robert D. Fulton (coadministrator of the estate of James G. Fulton) 2,469.92
Abraham Kazen.Jr 1,500.00
James J. Howard 105.00
K. Gunn McKay. _ 500.00
Charles E. Chamberlain 250.00
Thomas E.Morgan 1,550.00
JohnH.Rousselot 1,000.00
Otis G. Pike... _ _. 500.00
Edward R.Roybal _._ ._ 351.46
Lionel Van Deerlin 225.00
James A. Haley 400.00
Augustus F.Hawkins 470.68
BurtL.Talcott 500.00
James J. Delaney _. 470.66
Edward A. Garmatz 119.61
Orval Hansen 300.00
Margaret M. Heckler 184.85
John J. Rooney 2,000.00
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers):
Annin & Co., flags _ 40.88
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes.. 158. 76
Dettra Flag Co 16.59
Pitnev Bowes, paper and toner 77.75
Xerox Corp., letters _ 1,540.15
Buckeye Ribbon & Carbon Co., ribbon _ 8.75
IBM Corp., ribbons 3,351.82
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services _ 1, 613. 14
National Journal, subscription 100.00
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services. 4, 425. 51
Chas. G. Stott & Co., pencils and badges 387.20
Amity Rubbe r Stamp Co 1 6. 60
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 271. 31
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 1, 730.66
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 217.00
Chas. G. Stott &Co., office supplies 394.07
Frankie Welch, cocktail napkins and scarf 49. 50
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, ink .39
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 11.50
Government Printing Office, envelopes 4.05
Mickelson's, Inc., framing 25. 88
U.S. Envelope Co 3,094.00
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., stik tack 5.00
Business Services Corp., binders 172.00
L. M. Collins & Associates, cuff links 587.50
Elliott Business Machines, wicks 1.00
Gestetner Corp., signature kit _ _ 2.40
Hormel Corp., pitcher set 31.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Corp., machine supplies 87. 51
General Services Administration —
New York City, N.Y 21.60
Washington, D.C 11,533.50
Audio Devices, Inc., radio tapes _._ 264.60
Boorum & Pease Co., memo books. 17.64
Clauss Cutlery Co., shears 946.21
Gestetner Corp , mimeo supplies. 725. 00
Hallmark Car's Corp., v/rapping paper 3. 53
E. W. Pike & Co., Inc., moistener... 252.45
Annin & Co., flags 6,703.65
Blaisdell/AII-Rite, pens 792.14
Dettra Flag Co., Inc.. 426.31
Carter's Ink Co., stamp pads 248. 72
Stebco Products Corp., briefcases _ 445.99
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled bond 18.36
104
109
110
8 134
12 192
193
361
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
July 12
194 Amity Rubber Stamp Co
Congressional Staff Directory
Elliott Business Machine, stencils
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates _
Singer-Friden Div., flex-o-writer tape
West Publishing Co., dictionary
14 231 Carter's Ink Co., ribbons...
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services
G. C. Merriam Co., dictionaries _
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co
Xerox Corp., rentals and supplies _
232 Alperstein Bros., Inc., pens
Business Equipment Center, Ltd., dictating equipment..
Dettra Flag Co., Inc _
L. M. Collins & Associates, paperweights
Remington Rand Office Systems Division, folders
E. H.Walker Supply Co., Inc
233 A. B. Dick Co., mimeograph supplies
Congressional Staff Directory
International Autopen Co., matrix. _
Roytype Division Litton Business Systems, Inc., ribbons ...
Rand McNally & Co., atlas
Standard Duplicating Machines Agency, duplicating supplies...
234 Business Services Corp., office supplies.
Fostoria Glass Co., crystal.. __
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies..
Kleen Strike Manufacturing Co., Inc., ribbons
IBM Corp., ribbons and typewriter, etc
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., copier supplies .
15 329 ITEL Corp., tape file folders.. _
Mickelson's, Inc., framing
3M Business Products Sales, Inc., equipment rentals
George F. Muth Co., Inc., office supplies
Williams Market Analysis, statistical..
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., office supplies. . .
330 Amity Rubber Stamp Co
Andrew's Office Supply & Equipment Co., ledger sheets
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry & Specialties, plaques and jewelry.
Elliott Business Machines, Inc., stencils
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, Flair pens _
Formcrafters, continuous letterhead
16 343 Annin & Co., flags _
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes
A. T. Cross Co., pens..
Dettra Flag Co
Philadelphia Manufacturing Co., bookends
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo and bond
20 402 American Photocopy Equipment Co., fluid
Dettra Flag Co., Inc
Hollinger Corp., files
Stuart Hall Co., Inc., stationery
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled bond
Xerox Corp., letters
22 467 Amity Rubber Stamp Co
A. B. Dick Co., masters ._
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies _
IBM Corp., machine and supplies... _
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates
Lanier Business Products, strips and discs
468 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., ink
Brentano's Bookstores
Brewood Engravers...
Congressional Quarterly Inc., binders
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware
Minnesota Mining & Mgf., Co., paper
23 479 Annin & Co., flags
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes
Dettra Flag Co.
Paper Supply Co., mimeo
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services
Xerox Corp., letters
480 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, necklace
Buckeye Ribbon & Carbon Co., ribbons
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies
IBM Corp., ribbons
Miles Glass Co., mirror
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., record book.
$22. 75
9C0. 00
36.10
114.50
50.00
12.50
28.22
1,618.54
333. 00
4, 275. 39
438. 09
1, 844. 37
300. 00
3.96
18.95
460. 75
11.30
88.97
1,715.55
5, 400. 00
30.00
444. 00
10.54
529.63
1, 349. 89
1, 137. 83
3S4. 30
57.58
4, 416. 00
2,617.84
34.00
326.93
9. CO
100. 96
8.00
820. 35
27.90
5.90
45.25
55.34
21.60
358. U0
147. 05
968. 56
2, 293. 20
67.10
142. 55
128. 55
13.12
39.45
7.C6
1,610.07
28.71
645. 53
32.00
17.10
343. 40
477.00
126. 00
36.54
6.90
15.75
50.13
15.00
2,797.75
29.17
115.68
88.20
2.68
204. 82
1,972.89
330. 96
3.55
17.50
19.93
3,093.60
13.20
14.85
362
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
July 26 511 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes.. $279.30
Business Equipment Center, adapter 11.88
Gestetner Duplicator Corp., stencils 121.52
Paper Supply Co.,mimeo_. - 873.18
Sommers Camera Exchange, camera supplies 103.95
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled mimeo. -- 36.43
513 Bretano's Book Stores, bible - 9.95
Congressional Staff Directory - 900.00
Elliott Industries, Inc., roller and stamp pad.. 3.00
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 234.93
Graphic Sciences, Inc., letters _ 50-74
International Autopen Co., matrix - 120.00
514 Amity Rubber Stamp Co _ - 46.30
L. M. Collins & Associates, key chains 186.00
Graphic Sciences, Inc., requests 40.74
Minnesota Mining & Mgf. Co., machine supplies. 59.45
Standard Register, letterheads 395.98
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies. 90.30
28 686 AnninS Co., flags 22.20
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., mimeo - 1,908.12
Business Equipment Center, batteries 58.21
Dettra Flag Co - 36.79
A. H. Dondero, Inc., State seal - --- 36.50
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond and mimeo 222.95
29 689 Prince Gardner, leather goods *' ,«??
St. Thomas, Inc., travel kits - „1?-:I
Sheaffer Pen Co_ -- ?07. 19
Standard Register Co., letterheads — iZz-Ss
Stanford Paper Co., bond l'„52-ls
U.S. Envelope Co - - 3,2?, 52
690 Business Services Corp., scrapbooks and refills 25 7.68
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 3,114.35
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies - 2,700.26
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co.,nameplates lSf""22
Memorex Corp., video tapes '§co"22
Minnesota Minings Mfg. Co., machine supplies ,,«?
30 732 Ace Lite Step Co., typewriter pads ''•»
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, charms and bracelets ooo'on
Gestetner Corp., stencils «n'™
Graphic Sciences, Inc., letters -- 40.74
International Autopen Co., matrix - 30.00
IBM Corp -- -- — 18.00
733 Buckeye Ribbon & Carbon Co., ribbons.. 8.7b
L. M. Collins & Associates, cocktail tables 7o"22
Elliott Business Machines, supplies 78 .33
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pen supplies y -61
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., copier 345. 18
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies... - ,7,n
Aug. 2 853 Amity Rubber Stamp Co., rubber stamps onion
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies - - iS_ 12
Graphic Sciences, Inc., letter... *°.50
Lamb Seal & Stencils Co., nameplates... 55. 00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies '.332.60
854 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes oo'nc
Dettra Flag Co — - 38.95
Dictaphone Corp., dictabelts. , „°"-£*
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., pens !• 968.00
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond paper - JJO .09
Xerox Corp., letters H^M,
3 898 Minority Room, printing - --- SiJ'yio
Paper Supply Co., mimeo paper --- cit'oi
Majority Room, printing .— 2,575.91
Stanford Paper Co., Inc., bond paper ' ?i"in
Frankie Welch of Virginia, scarf '1.50
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond paper ,11' m
899 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, charms -- ifn'oo
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes... - - 12' oe
Boorum & Pease Co., ruled sheets 36.26
A. H. Dondero, Inc., silver tray |0 .55
Imperial Glass Corp., coin trays Zr457. 18
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies - 301 .17
4 910 A. B.Dick Co., machine supplies So/m
International School Supply Co., Inc., toner ^.40
Leon Office Machines Co., Inc., calculator iii'tn
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies - '?o?'5o
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., office supplies 191- 43
Tab Products Co., binders... --- - 103- /s
363
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Aug. 4 911 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes - $242.68
Better Business Forms, Inc., register machine repair .. 30. 04
Dettra Flag Co — - 84.46
Gestetner Corp., machine supplies -- 1,081.94
Walter, Wilcox, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo paper - 54.65
Xerox Corp., letters. — - - 219.62
912 Elliott Business Machine, Inc., stencils 27.08
Graphic Sciences, Inc., letters 129.01
International Autopen Co., matrix cS"P°
IBM Corp., machine supplies 2,452.50
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters -- 4, 364. 06
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., file dividers 10.35
11 1110 American Photocopy Equipment Co., Apeco paper.. 65. 79
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., bond paper 573.30
Paper Supply Co., bond paper --- 2,774.38
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends.. 2, 168. 10
Stanford Paper Co., bond and mimeo paper 3, 410.40
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond paper.. 147. 47
1111 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 463.78
Gestetner Corp., stencils 91. 14
Government Printing Office, envelopes 6.70
Sommers Camera Exchange, Inc., camera and case 84.75
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, pictures... 6.78
Xerox Corp., machine supplies and rental - 3,779.05
1112 Boorum & Pease, binders. 303. 41
Carter's Ink Co., markers. 288.12
Clauss Cutlery Co., shears - ,??•?,
Lith-O-Sketch, informals 141.07
Paper Supply Co., bond paper 5,719.59
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond paper 36.73
1113 Amity Rubber Stamp Co., rubber stamps 37. 10
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, jewelry ".15
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware - --- 649.15
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies.. 114.48
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates - - 48.00
Media Services, mailgrams service. „n~-?8
13 1165 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., plates 52?- °2
Holson Co., refills 2?H°
Louis R. KenglaCo.,flag 13.00
Roytype Div., Litton Industries, ribbons 124.50
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., pens 648.33
Sobel Bros., clocks „~-95
16 1168 R. P. Clarke Co., ledger and sheets ,H9
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies - 30.85
Eastman Kodak Co., film and mailers - 873.20
Frankie Welch, congressional napkins 10.00
White House Historical Association, books _ 3.75
Joe B. Williams, atlas 12.00
1169 Business Equipment Center, batteries... ,-,?„?
L. M. Collins & Associates, coaster sets 375.00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies. 1,071.13
Walter G.Gies Co., type cleaner ,,? ,5
3M Co., cassettes and machine supplies 5,334.13
National Journal, subscription 102'o°
1170 Davis Business Machines, copy fluid - --- -,-,%■ Q
Elliott Business Machine, Inc., machine supplies _. 7,?-°2
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pens and refills 22.88
IBM Corp., selectric elements - 54.00
Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., Inc., ribbons - 15. 80
Scriptomatic, Inc., carbon sets - „„£-50
17 1196 Blaisdell All/Rite Pen Co., pens - 2,089.10
Dettra Flag Co., flags 33.36
Paper Supply Co., mimeo paper - *'°cU-?,
Smith-Corona Marchant, copy paper w.12
Stanford Paper Co., Inc., mimeo paper - - 2, 41 2.52
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo paper 164.48
19 1244 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 5§8-^4
Business Equipment Center, output cables... iTo'^-
Eaton Paper Co., stationery 119 .07
Hormel Corp., thermos set --- cio'qc
Memorex Coro., video tapes — *'?1§„§
Xerox Corp., letters - 547.88
1245 Amity RubberStamp Co., rubber stamps _ - 40.75
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware — - -- n9 5'cc
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 956.65
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 101.00
Minority Room, printing i'oco'co
Majority Room , pri nti ng. _ - 2, 368. 68
364
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Aug. 19 1246
23 1250
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Conti nued
Ace Lite Step Co., typewriter pads $336.96
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies _ 589.49
Government Printing Office, envelopes ... 5.00
IBM Corp., elements 36.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies _ _. 214.73
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 394.59
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, charms, keychains, and tie bars 458.87
Business Services Corp., office supplies 1, 660. 25
Elliott Business Machine, Inc., machine supplies 475. 09
Graphic Sciences, Inc., requests 132. 89
Philips Business Systems, pocket memo__ _ 80. 75
L. M. Collins Associates, coasters 475. 00
Congressional Club , cook books 5, 950. 00
Dictaphone Corp., pads 6. 86
Gestetner Corp., post cards 13. 50
I TEL Corp., splicing patches 105. 00
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 124. 15
Annin & Co., flags 5.47
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 393. 13
Dettra Flag Co., flags 44.82
Sobel Bros., clocks 3,302.03
Stanford Paper Co., mimeo paper _ 989. 80
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond and mimeo paper.,. 76. 28
Business Equipment Center, tapes.. _ 14. 40
Dettra Flag Co., inc., flags ._ 409.46
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., pencils __ 1, 035. 88
Paper Supply Co., paper 514. 50
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends 891.00
Xerox Corp., letters 380.68
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, jewelry 44. 35
Business Services Corp., office supplies 875.62
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware... _ 153. 85
IBM Corp., machine supplies 32. 66
Standard Register Co., computer paper 183.96
Fra nki e Welch , scarves 1 7. 00
Allied Carbon & Ribbon Mfg. Co., ribbons 37.50
Amity Rubber Stamp Co., rubber stamps 12. 50
A. H. Dondero & Co., State seal 77.75
IBM Corp., machine supplies 29. 25
Minority Room, printing 1, 109. 54
Majority Room, printing 1, 876. 50
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies... 11. 40
A. H. Dondero, Inc., seal plate... 13.00
Fahrnev's Fountain Pen Hospital, pen, ink, and lead 3.94
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 296.95
3M Business Products, machine supplies... 90.68
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., office supplies 498.38
L. M. Collins & Associates^ _ 973.00
Elliott Business Machine, Inc., machine supplies 113. 19
International Autopen Co., matrix 150. 00
G. & C. Merriam Co., dictionaries _ 900.00
Sommers Camera Exchange, camera supplies _ 118. 35
Standard Register Co., letterhead... 321.60
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, plaque_._ 13. 90
Government Printing Office, envelopes 80. 18
Graphic Sciences, Inc., request 40. 74
IBM Corp., pads and battery 79.00
Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., Inc., ribbon 2.10
Rand McNally & Co., atlas 1.50
Annin & Co., flags 16.81
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes.. 1,059.38
Business Equipment Center, tapes 9.80
Dettra Flag Co 31.01
Hallmark Cards, cards and gift wrap 827.61
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters 4,265.45
Dettra Flag Co. ._ _ 24.73
Memorex Corp., video tapes. _ 1,618.96
Schlesinger Bros., attache cases.. 2, 162. 16
Chas. Schwartz & Sons, Wedgwood plates.. 1,225.00
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond and mimeo 814.76
A. H. Dondero, Inc., seals 39.00
Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., Inc., ribbons. 4.20
National Academy of Sciences, books... 18.60
Roytype Div. Litton Industries, ribbons 14.00
Scriptomatic, Inc., file tray.. 10.00
St. Thomas, Inc., leather goods 2,980.67
General Services Administration, miscellaneous stationery items 9,123.45
1251
25 1317
27 1386
1387
30 1393
1399
Sept. 1 1650
1664
1665
1666
3 1707
7 1709
365
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Sept. 7 1710 Amity Rubber Stamp Co $17.40
Business Services Corp., office supplies 'SSSSSS. 1, 301* 34
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware... _. '746! 00
M. S. Ginn & Co., ribbons """" 372! 00
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., name plates _. ___ ______! 85! 00
Chas. G. Stott & Co., index cards 292 32
1711 Congressional Staff Directory. __ "_ 450.00
Elliott Business Machines, stencils !.!!!!!!!!!" 4, 037. 50
Fahrney's Pen Hospital, pens and refills SSSVSS.SV. ' 24! 48
Government Printing Office, envelopes " 69! 90
Sommers Camera Exchange, tripod ". V. _ " 18 50
Joe B. Williams, atlas _ 2 00
8 1717 Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co., pens _ '".'.VS.'".'. 2,638!75
Business Services Corp., office supplies ! ' 498! 22
Carter's Ink Co., ribbons. _. _ _ _____ 93139
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co __ VVSSSSSSV.V. 19' 84
Sobel Bros., clocks "" 89! 93
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo and bond ___!!!! 42! 77
1718 Brentano's Book Stores ___ _ 1195
R. P. Clarke Co. , file labels _ _ VSS. 126! 00
Dan Kain Trophies VSSSS. 27! 70
Eastman Kodak Co.. film. __ __ VSS.'SV. 5, 197! 90
Elliott Business Machines, supplies SV.V.VS.VSV. ' 28! 02
National Journal, subscription _ S-S.SSS.SSSS 100! 00
1720 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., machine supplies _~ 17! 93
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies,. _ 6, 128.00
Graphic Sciences, Inc., carriers and paper "_ ' 19. 40
IBM Corp., machine supplies S.'SSS. 46! 74
Tab Products Co., file tabs VS.'. 109! 42
Washington Photocopy Corp., paper, concentrate and toner 91 00
10 1809 Annin & Co., flags " 20.85
Dettra Flag Co ~~ 96! 73
Electrix, Inc., lamps ___ !.__!!!! 697! 95
Gesietner Corp., stencils. "" 1 21 ! 52
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., pens and pen sets !____________ 1,755.56
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters... ' 148.97
1810 Bethesda Engravers, embossing S.SSSS . 593.93
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co., marking pens VSSSS. 95! 34
Memorex Corp., video tapes " 4r 566.80
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services. ..." 1,930. 26
Stanford Paper Co., bond paper. "... 2', 520. 56
Xerox Corp., rentals " 652! 22
1811 L. M. Collins & Associates, glasses. I80! 00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies " 279.40
IBM Corp., machine supplies 129.99
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies. * "._ 439.35
Rand McNally & Co., travel guide _____ 2.95
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., paper and pads 22 15
1812 Amity RubberStamp Co.. __ 20.75
A. H. Dondero, Inc., seals. 36.50
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware... 1,330.00
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 3! 302. 95
Mickelson's, Inc., framing .. ' 30.20
Chas. G. Stott & Co., tabs and folders 406.00
13 1847 Business Equipment Center, Ltd., batteries. 3.60
Business Services Corp., index cards and desk pads 1, 224.67
Elliott Industries, Inc., moisteners .. ' 4.75
F. M. Enterprises, Inc., lighters 538. 50
Parker Pen Co 2,008.23
Roytype Div. Litton Industries, carbon ribbons 15 50
15 1878 Allied Carbon & Ribbon Mfg., ribbons 69.60
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry. 13.45
Boorum & Pease Co., ringbook sheets 55.74
Eaton Paper Co., stationery 1,673.54
Holson Co., album refills.. 479.22
International Autopen Co., matrix 150.00
1879 A. T. Cross, desk set 32.34
Dettra Flag Company, Inc 51.77
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 69.50
Hallmark Cards, Inc., gift wrap and pens.. 1,548.25
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, books 1.94
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., baskets and posts... 4.20
16 1907 Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Mfg., carbon paper 29.2
A. B. Dick Co., offset paper.... 1,701.60
Elliott Business Machines, supplies 43.47
Fahrney's Pen Hospital, ink.. 4.13
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 184.80
Scriptomatic, Inc., cards and trays 1,240.00
366
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Conti n ued
1971
Sept. 16 1934
20 1969
21 1979
1982
2004
22 2013
23 2047
2048
24 2057
2117
27 2118
28 2152
2153
Annin & Co., flags $4.95
Leather Specialty Co., attache cases 1, 090.01
Prince Gardner, leather goods 3,217.00
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 3, 346. 17
Schlesinger Bros., briefcase 43.07
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., bond paper 444.91
R. P.Clarke Co., sheets and ledger 259.40
M.S. Ginn & Co., files 213.80
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 30.00
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 619. 82
L. B. Prince Co., Inc., calendars 315.00
E. H.Walker Supply Co., Inc., developer 59.59
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes 262. 15
Business Equipment Center, cables and batteries 358. 39
Eastman Kodak Co., film.. 400.20
Frank Parsons Paper Co., bond paper 1,679.33
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends _ 2,209.68
Sobel Bros., clocks _ 206.04
Elliott Business Machine, machine supplies 17. 25
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pen and ink 7. 20
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware. 2,331. 79
Government Printing Office, index cards.. 208. 78
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., pads and stool 625.30
U.S. Envelope Co.. 3,060.00
Amity Rubber Stamp Co... 22.25
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry 164.60
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 1, 522. 74
Fahrney's Pen Hospital, pens and refills 48. 18
Graphic Sciences, Inc., starter kit.. 20.37
Smith-Corona Marchant, copy paper *_ 119. 03
American Photocopy Equipment Co., paper 48. 71
L. M. Collins & Associates, calendars and coasters... 1, 580. 00
Dettra Flag Co 132.63
Stuart Hall Co., Inc., note books 1,725. 14
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled bond and mimeo 1, 820.61
Xerox Corp., rentals and machine supplies 3, 935. 21
Dettra Flag Co 5.50
Dictaphone Corp., chin band tubes 3. 53
Elliott Business Machine, machine supplies 5. 33
Gestetner Corp., machine supplies 1, 267. 20
Memorex Corp., video tape 156. 80
Scriptomatic, Inc., cards 44.00
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 1,469.70
IBM Corp., ribbons 2,068.08
Kee Lox Mfg. Co., ribbons. 119.04
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., name plates 30.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., recording tape and 3M paper 4, 043. 18
Chas. G. Stott & Co., labels and Thesauruses 202.98
Alperstein Bros., Inc., pens 300. 00
Fahrney's Pen Hospital, ink and pens 11. 10
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 679. 30
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 672. 34
Sommers Camera Exchange, camera supplies 67.00
Woodhouse Stationery Co., file dividers. 31. 05
Amity RubberStamp Co 23.85
Dettra Flag Co 27,489.49
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 639. 10
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies... 174. 51
Prince Gardner Co., leather goods 517. 25
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 632. 39
Carter's Ink Co., paste and cement 225. 79
Holson Co., scrapbooks 723. 24
Hormel Corp., pitcher set 90.60
Frank Parsons Paper Co., manifold 2,640. 43
Schlesinger Bros., attache case 297. 30
Sobel Bros., clocks 122.30
Business Services Corp., office supplies 71. 76
L. M. Collins & Associates, key chains.. 180. 00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 150.80
Elliott Business Machine, wicks and labels 82. 18
Government Printing Office, paper 187.00
IBM Corp., ribbons and elements 878.49
Addressograph Multigraph Corp., ink 33.75
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry 1,656.80
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 12.49
Hollinger Corp., files - -.- 16.22
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters 5,497.68
Suburban Office Machines, typewriter 117.50
367
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Sept. 28
Oct.
30 2229
2239
2419
2420
7 2489
2194 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes $163.86
Dettra Flag Co... _ 5.99
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends 1,611.22
Stuart Hall Co., Inc., stationery 556.64
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled bond 37. 03
Xerox Corp., rentals 144.70
2195 Amity Rubber Stamp Co... 17.00
International Autopen Co., cover and matrix... 85. CO
Louis R. Kengla Co., flag _ 13.60
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services. __ 2, 751. 57
Scriptomatic, Inc., cards 232.80
Chas. G. Stott & Co., bags and binders 326.42
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 429.70
Gestetner Corp. .cleaning pads 18. 00
Government Printing Office, bond paper 33. 00
Kleen-Strike Mfg. Co., ribbon 2. 10
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., name plates 90. 00
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 931.45
General Services Administration, miscellaneous stationery items 4, 405. 37
Business Services Corp., office supplies. 858. 21
L. M. Collins & Associates, key chains and coasters 2,809. 10
Hallmark Cards, books 263. 13
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 18. 52
Sobel Bros., clocks _ 31.26
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards... 108. 17
Dictaphone Corp., indicator rolls 31.36
Eaton Paper Co., stationery 1, 369. 07
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 11. 18
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 24.99
Remington Rand Co., folders 33. 10
Business Equipment Center, microphone 32.75
L. M. Collins & Associates, card trays 700.00
Imperial Glass Corp., glassware 24.82
IBM Corp., ribbons 7,833.51
ITEL Corp., Dura tapes 627.00
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., binders and baskets _ 25.86
2490 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 269. 50
Dettra Flag Co 109.07
Memorex Corp., magnetic cards and video tapes 4,964. 10
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., pens and sets 850.95
Stebco Products Corp., attache cases 445. 00
Xerox Corp., supplies and rentals.. 174.71
2491 Buckeye Ribbon & Carbon Co., ribbons 17.50
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pen and ink _ 7.50
Leon Office Machines, ink 36.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., machine supplies 370.76
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 49.30
Frankie Welch, scarves 36. 00
8 2504 Brentano's Book Store, books 18.95
Eastman Kodak Co., film 3, 113. 10
Elliott Business Machine, trays and roller 34.94
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 40. 5C
George F. Muth Co., Inc., pens 9.00
Walcott Taylor Co., index strips 11.60
2518 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes ^_ _._ 214.28
Brentano's Book Store, book __ 2.00
Dettra Flag Co. 7,849.80
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 52.33
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards 4.41
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo paper 74.25
2535 Amity RubberStamp Co 46.45
Business Services Corp., office supplies ; 1, 524.02
Hay RubberStamp Co 1.50
IBM Corp., ribbons. 3,207.60
E. W. Pike & Co., Inc., moisteners 252.45
Chas. G. Stott & Co. .office supplies ___ 579.48
2536 L. M.Collins & Associates, cocktail tables 331.50
Eagle Pencil Co. ._ 59.88
Hoi linger Corp., pamphlet files... 34.65
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 709.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies 181.26
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 1,004.50
12 2541 Columbia Ribbon & Carbon Mfg., ribbons 37.50
Congressional Quarterly, Inc., book 35.00
Dettra Flag Co.. 21.89
Mickelson's, framing 22.00
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 243.84
Stanford Paper Co., bond paper.. 989.80
368
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Conti nued
1971
Oct. 18 2603 American Artists Group, Inc., Christmas cards $159.35
American Photocopy Equipment Co., copy paper. . 64.45
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards.. _._ 31. 11
Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., pencils 74.56
Hallmark Cards, gift wrap 689.18
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards.. 19.99
2604 Annin &Co.,flagset 34.40
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., offset paper. _ 11. 02
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 445. 07
Business Equipment Center, adapter 11. 88
Dettra Flag Co 426.83
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo paper 8.91
19 2649 Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co 457.62
Leon Office Machines, ink 18.00
Sobel Bros., clocks 2,963.09
Union Envelope Co 4, 206. 50
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., recycled mimeo 45.34
Xerox Corp., rentals 365.79
22 2828 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., mimeo 2,704.80
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 608.30
Clauss Cutler Co., scissors 488.98
A. T.Cross, pens 1,773.41
Dettra Flag Co 103.38
E. W. Pike & Co., Inc., moistener brushes 23.28
2854 Amity Rubber Stamp Co 25.45
M. S. Ginn &Co., office supplies 49.90
IBM Corp., machine supplies 2, 573.46
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 100.00
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 2, 190. 87
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 4, 119.70
26 2861 Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co _■ 67.85
Boorum & Pease Co., binders 259.50
Business Equipment Center, output cables _. 11. 88
Saxitone Tape Sales, recorder and batteries _ 40.90
Sobel Bros., clocks 10.29
Xerox Corp., rentals 331.03
28 2883 American Artists Group, Inc., Christmas cards 175.81
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 863.48
Business Equipment Center, Ltd., recording supplies : 56.85
Dettra Flag Co --- 25.92
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 72.03
White Newbury, Christmas cards 34. 54
2886 L. M. Collins & Associates, coasters, key chains, pen sets 1,719.25
Eaton Paper Co., stationery. 277. 18
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards 1,058.04
Paper Supply Co., blotters 193.06
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends 1,942.38
Sommers Camera Exchange, film 12.60
2919 M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 194.76
International Autopen Co., cover. 25. 00
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 111.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg., machine supplies 6,664.04
Frankie Welch, napkins 65.00
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 1,295.16
2923 Better Business Forms, Inc., register tickets 934.95
Ditto, Inc., ditto paper 82.00
A. H. Dondero, Inc., trays__ 83.00
Mickelson's, Inc., framing 83.90
Prince Gardner, jewel boxes... 4,865. 19
Roytype Div., Litton Industries, ribbons 31.00
2925 A. B. Dick Co., stylus - 1-30
Elliott Business Machine, stencils - 54. 16
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 1,735. 15
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 60.50
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies - 237.30
Word Processing Products, Inc., pinfeed platen 98.75
Nov, 1 3052 M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies lII"li
IBM Corp., machine supplies 65. 61
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 1,270. 09
National Journal subscription.. - n°?'So
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 2,901.78
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies - 977.70
3057 Annin & Co., flags 8.87
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes and paper — 480. 20
Dettra Flag Co - 13.40
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriter ,1'SS
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., renovation mimeo. 16. 33
Xerox Corp., rentals and supplies. - -- 1,641.45
369
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
Nov 1 3062 Business Services Corp., office supplies — - - --- ?1If ■ ??
Davis Business Machines, machine supplies. _ - - ri V\
A. H. Dondero, Inc., seal plates_ - - j?'-j™
Elliott Business Machines, backing paper. --- °=-°^
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pen *•<"
Remington Rand Co., labels.. , - - *'•£%
3063 Amity RubberStamp Co "«S
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry... - "-"j
Carter's Ink Co., markers _ raw*™
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies \ti qn
Gestetner Corp., cards - - - oyi'oa
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriter... - - ten
3064 Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., ribbons.. - ---- - '•'"
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies **■ "J
Scriptomatic, Inc., file drawers and trays.. onn'nn
Chas. G. Stott&Co.,data racks ?'nn
Joe B. Williams, market analysis — - q^-^
Word Processing Products, Inc., feed platen - ■»■""
3065 L M.Collins & Associates, plastic seals - itn la
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies. - - ISi?
Government Printing Office, envelopes and post cards nvi
Mickelson's Framing. \ i- if.
Mid Atlantic Industries, headset cord. -- "••K
Sommers Camera Exchange, carrying case - Artal?
3 3098 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry 'aiaii
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes - JiJ'ii
Eaton Paper Co., stationery - - ™;J
Leather Specialty Co., attache cases „ cnn'«
Memorex Corp., video tapes - ?«7i
Frank Parsons Paper Co., manifold paper - iS'in
4 3174 American Artists Group, Christmas cards - inn in
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards «™- *»
Capital City Engraving, Christmas cards *■> *". {j?
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards - - 9007?
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards - - S"«
White Newbury, Christmas cards - - - ;>"•?'
5 3180 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry -- -- men
Eastman Kodak Co., film. - \a'ck
Fidelity Sound Co., Inc., battery pack.. -- £*•:"
Graphic Sciences, Inc., dext paper --- Jjj •"
Prince Gardner, leather goods - - ' 79'nn
Washington Photocopy paper and concentrate --- /0-uu
3181 General Services Administration: 7 . .
Fort Worth, Tex - - -- _ °'~Tx
Washington, D.C '?,
3182 Business Services Corp., office supplies.. - '■ «»■ *j
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware - - i«j S3
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies - - - 77 fin
Graphic Sciences, Inc., dext paper.. - ''•""
Magnavox Systems, Inc., paper. -- -- 04 00
Frankie Welch, napkins - qn'nn
3183 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., plates J"-""
Amity RubberStamp Co --,--7— " 1 mr'7R
L. M. Collins & Associates, coasters and cuff links ». ""• i?
Congressional Quarterly, Inc., guide to Congress rna ?q
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies Rnqfin
A. H. Dondero, Inc., silver plates. - Tmm
3197 Brewood Engravers, Christmas cards - - ?fi'nn
ITEL Information Products, dura tape - |?-gs
Mickelson's Inc., framing - - ?c"71
George F. Muth Co., Inc., tapes and sheets... - }=•'*
Roytype Div., Litton Industries, ribbons -sqq'qn
Chas.G.Stott & Co., office supplies - - ??i In
10 3241 Audio Devices, Inc., tapes - ria'qa
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co., pens --- 17 an
DettraFlagCo - in-™
Hormel Corp., thermos set --- - ,n loc'qo
W. A.Shsaffer Pen Co., pens 105 15
Sobel Bros., clocks - - ?na'fi?
3242 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes - iorm
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co., pens.. - r 7?n 7R
Polaroid Corp., film - ,' '«
Stanford Paper Co., Inc., sulphite bond - c> =£"■ ^°
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, paperback books £"■ ""
Lewis Co.-Zippo Mfg. Co., Zippo lighters - v\? fX
3243 Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co., pens --- c'ooi' 73
Paper Supply Co., bond paper -- - - 1 597' 89
St. Thomas, Inc., leather goods -- ' m'Sk
Schlesinger Bros., attache cases - - --- 70^07
W. A.SheafferPenCo.,pens ll'tk
Stebco Products Corp., attache cases J0-HJ
370
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Nov. 10 3244
3245
3246
11 3320
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Conti n ued
Graphic Sciences, Inc., paper and screen $63.05
International Autopen Co., matrix 180.00
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates... 89.00
3IVI Business Products, machine supplies - 77.84
Rand McNally & Co., world atlas 19.95
Standard Register Co., gum labels - 63. 50
Annin & Co., flags 7.01
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., vellum paper 7. 79
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 494.80
Dettra Flag Co., Inc 5.99
Fisher Pen Co 296.35
A & M Leatherlines, Inc., desk pads and pencil cups 393.08
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry 73.50
R. P. Clarke Co., label guides... 432.00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 133.30
Government Printing Office, envelopes.. 69. 10
Olivetti Corp. of America, ribbons.. 6.90
E. H. Walker Supply Co., Inc., copying supplies 67.01
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards. 343.04
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 505.92
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards and gift wrap 1,097.25
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 282.83
White Card Corp., Christmas cards.. 85.70
Bethesda Engravers. 410.62
Blaisdell/AII-Rite, pens 66.43
Dettra FlagCo.Jnc - 12.32
Gestetner Corp., ink 1,283.80
Holson Co., albums - 797. 23
Paper Supply Co 2,774.38
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co 955. 50
Sobel Bros., clocks 124.75
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., envelopes 131. 17
Xerox Corp., machine rentals .. 205.65
White House Historical Association, books 275. 00
St. Thomas, Inc., leather goods 346.92
R.P.Clarke Co., labels 10.74
Kevin Delaney, books. 37.50
National Book Service, Inc., book 9. 31
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters 3,202.92
Sheaffer Penn Co., pens 611.82
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 70.00
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 713.96
Mickelson's, Inc., framing 88.45
George F. Muth Co., tape 117.70
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 3, 515. 19
American Photocopy Equipment Co., stat paper 24. 35
Business Equipment Center, telephone adapter 11. 88
Dettra Flag Co., flag sets 394.45
Hollinger Corp., pamphlet files 26.23
Stanley Schlesinger, thermos set.. 90.60
Xerox Corp., machine supplies - 3, 824. 59
American Artists Group, Christmas cards - .. 611.52
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 547.76
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 1,864.69
Hallmark Cards, Inc., Christmas cards... 226.62
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards.. 204.33
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards... 41.75
Amity RubberStamp Co... -- 55.05
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry 115.10
Better Business Forms, register repairs 32.06
Business Services Corp., office supplies 699.00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 26.40
Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., Inc - - 6.30
A. H. Dondero, seals... --- 26.00
Elliott Business Machines, conditioner 4.75
Fahrney's Pen Hospital, pens and refills 28.20
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies... 171.84
Graphic Sciences, Inc., dext paper 67.90
IBM Corp., ribbons 81 .26
A. H. Dondero, silver trays --- 131.70
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 1,973.40
Memorex Corp., video tapes 398.15
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies 208.97
Parker Pen Co., nameplates. - - An'Vt
Tab Products Co., card indexes 109.35
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co... 171-37
Clauss Cutlery Co., scissors 896 .11
Government Printing Office, envelopes and paper «,inco
Imperial Glass Corp., Christmas trays 6 60.53
Polaroid Corp., film... - Ifjrfi
Sobel Bros., clocks - -- 140.68
3321
16 3375
3376
3420
17 3532
18 3550
3553
3554
3555
22 3659
371
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Nov. 22 3660 Amity Rubber Stamp Co $50.50
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes... 385.09
Carters Ink Co., ribbons 56148
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware _.. 377! 45
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies... 2L65
Xerox Corp., rentals 31903
23 3697 Annin & Co., flags 56.16
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 409.79
Business Equipment Center, recording supplies 43o!25
Dettra Flag Co 5.99
Eaton Paper Co., stationery 202! 86
Xerox Corp., rental 75! 66
29 3737 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 92.12
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 672! 52
A. H. Dondero, Inc., silver plates 163! 25
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards lr H2!l0
St. Thomas, Inc., leather goods 2,' 826! 81
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards.. ' 77.32
3738 American Artists Serv. Div., Christmas cards 136.42
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards. 493! 61
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 377.30
Hallmark Cards, Inc., Christmas cards 3,305.69
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards. '354.86
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards 148.91
3739 Boorum & Pease, binders 50.96
Business Equipment Center, recording tapes 28L56
Congressional Quarterly Service, subscription 144.00
Eaton Paper Co., stationery.. 231.52
Holson Co., albums 397.20
St. Thomas, Inc., leather goods 1 984 50
Dec. 1 3928 A. B. Dick Co., ink 3.40
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware.. 1, 620.35
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies ' 132. 00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., copy paper 16.32
Union Envelope Co 3 251 19
U.S. Envelope Co. 3! 151. 80
3929 Amity RubberStamp Co... 24.45
Brentano's Bookstores, Inc., 1 book 14.90
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 1, 526.22
Mercer County Community College, mailing list 48.00
E. L. Polk & Co., directory 50.70
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services _. 3, 006. 38
2 4012 Business Services Corp., office supplies 2,078.46
International Autopen Co., matrix 240.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies _. 42.54
Chas. G. Stott Co., office supplies 67. 30
Frankia Welch of America, cocktail napkins.. 10. 00
Word Processing Products, Inc., edityper tape 132. 00
4013 Brentano's Book Stores, 1 book 10.45
A. H. Dondero, Inc., State seal.. 36.50
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates. 100.50
Mickelson's, Inc., framing 179.34
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., recording tapes 790.27
Shaw Walker Co., folders 4.56
4023 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes 54.29
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co 1,672.24
Clauss Cutlery Co., shears 1,210.84
Dettra Flag Co... _ 72.94
Electrix, Inc., lamps 1,468.66
Stanford Paper Co., mimeo 3,390 25
4024 Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co.. 451.44
R. P. Clark Paper Co., notebook sheets 95.00
L. M. Collins & Associates, boutonnieres 528.00
Paper Supply Co., mimeo 3, 101.70
Sobel Bros., clocks 87.42
Xerox Corp., machine supplies 734.28
4025 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry.. 7.50
Brewood Engravers, Christmas cards... 198.00
Elliott Business Machines, machine supplies 87. 61
Gestetner Corp., machine supplies 121.20
Parker Pen Co., pens and sets.. . . . 3,460.15
Chas. G. Stott Co., office supplies 144.92
4026 Brewood Engravers, Christmas cards 205.00
IBM Corp., type elements 648 00
Rand McNally & Co., globes 13.80
Roytype Division, Litton Industries, ribbons. 66.00
Process Corp., Christmas cards 341.25
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, Christmas cards and posters.. 206.50
71-124 — 72 25
372
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
No.
STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Dec. 3 4074
4075
4076
8 4127
4128
10 4192
4233
4234
4235
4236
14 4282
4283
4285
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
American Artists Group, Inc., Christmas cards $376.32
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 2,071.03
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards _ 1,239.21
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards 1,067.36
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 806. 15
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards 122.60
Audio Devices, Inc., acetate tapes 211. 61
Bethesda Engravers, envelopes and cards 828. 59
Carters Ink Co., ribbons 225.79
Holson Co., albums and refills 15.54
Sobel Bros. , clock .__ 75. 17
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., renovation bond 1,591. 33
Blaisdell/AII-Rite Pen Co 271.16
Congressional Quarterly Service, subscriptions _ 432.00
Eastman Kodak Co., film 3,937.40
Kleen Strike Mfg. Co., ribbons 27.30
Paper Supply Co., bond and mimeo.. 2,670.50
Royal Typewriter Co., typewriter cases 18.00
Amity Rubber Stamp Co... 47.35
L M. Collins & Associates, cuff links and tie bars 975.00
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies 4,025.46
A. H. Dondero, Inc., seal plates.. 229.25
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies 81.50
Magnavox Systems, Inc., copy paper _ 15. 17
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 473.56
I BM Corp. , machine supplies _ . 5, 576. 42
ITEL Corp., splicing tape 105.00
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 83.00
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co., machine supplies 667.02
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 351.26
General Services Administration, miscellaneous stationery items:
Kansas City, Mo. 5.40
New York, N.Y 122.40
Ft. Worth, Tex 29.14
Washington, D.C 5,821.60
Business Services Corp., office supplies 2,829.84
L. M. Collins & Associates, glasses and trays 582.50
Elliott Business Machines, stencils.. 29.22
Fostoria Glass Co. , glassware. 984. 75
M. S. Ginn & Co., appointment books _ 152.16
Prince Gardner, leather goods 6,940.00
Annin & Co., flags.. 8.48
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes 289.34
Dettra Flag Co 29.38
Leather Specialty Co., attache cases 121. 52
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends 1,431.54
Sobel Bros. , clocks 130. 98
American Artist Group, Inc., Christmas cards. _ 101. 14
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 314.36
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 1, 143.66
Hallmark Cards, Inc., Christmas cards 235.28
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 625.78
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards 176.55
Business Equipment Center, batteries and microphone 36.30
Carter's Ink Co., ribbons ._ 56.45
A. T. Cross Co., pens 2,431.38
Hazel, folio bags 388.81
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriter 3,202.92
Stanford Paper Co., mimeo. 5,023.48
American Artists Service Div., Christmas cards _ 150. 53
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 320.73
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards _. 542.43
Hallmark Cards, Inc., Christmas cards... 1,086.22
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 366. 18
White Newbury Guild, Christinas cards 88. 79
American Photocopy Equipment Co., stat paper. _. 24. 35
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 875.83
Dettra Flag Co 348.90
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 3, 959. 34
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 1, 274.65
Xerox Corp., rentals 179.34
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies _ 1, 123. 57
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates 101.00
3M Business Products, 3M paper 97.50
Remington Rand, kraft folders 21.80
Scriptomatic, Inc., storage boxes 22. 50
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 462.40
373
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committees, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Dec 14 4286 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., copier paper $69 95
Amity Rubber Stamp Co _ 88' 20
A. H. Dondero, Inc., pewter plates.. _ . 2550
Eaton Paper Co., stationery "" "" if q-j
F. M. Enterprises, lighters _ 449 00
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, markers and pen sockets 16 44
4288 Elliott Business Machines, gummed tape ni'nn
IBM Corp.. ....llllll 2 299 32
Mickelsons, Inc., framing ~ " ' 20 25
Roytype Div., Litton Industries, ribbons.. "111"""" " 12 50
Sommers Camera Exchange, camera supplies """ 109 50
Chas. G.Stott & Co., office supplies. . i ???' a?
4289 Artcrafts Wholesale Jewelry.... ....S.'.llllllllllllll 357 15
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies _ .III 1 264' 00
U.S. Government Printing Office, printing _ 93' 00
3M Business Products, machine supplies.. 3 986 86
Remington Rand Co., folders lllllllll"'. ' 22 50
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, calendars 743' 00
15 4419 American Artists Service Div., Christmas cards ~. "' 22109
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes . " 30 09
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards.. _"_" 939 57
Carter's Ink Co., stamp pads 444 53
Dettra Flag Co * 21 89
Stanford Paper Co., mimeo _ """ 25 21
4420 Boorum & Pease Co., binders lllllllllll' 289 30
Business Equipment Center, recording supplies lllll.llll.il. 256 98
Charles Schwartz & Sons, Wedgwood china l s?s «n
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co ..'..III'"."".".'. " "" 46466
Sobel Bros., clocks _ j 93921
Stuart Hall Co., Whitings, stationery '45276
4421 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., mimeo 11111111 2 704 80
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes "" '482' 16
Eagle Pencil Co., pencil sharpeners . *"""" " 211 12
Frank Parsons Paper Co., mimeo _ _ ~~ " 1858 08
W. A. Sheaffer Pen Co., pen sets _ __ ~"1 264 60
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, place mats and profiles... " 968 62
16 4424 Brewood Engravers, Christmas cards . 59175
Business Services Corp., office supplies ...lllllllll. 666 09
Elliott Busines Machines, Inc., machine supplies.. _ _ 556' 50
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 933 49
M.S. Ginn & Co., office supplies ...Ill 75' 25
IBM Corp., machine supplies 51404
4425 Annin& Co., flags....... ...... l.llllllllllllllllllll b. 10
L. M. Collins & Associates, coasters 136600
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pens —11111 ' 14.' 40
Government Printing Office, envelopes _ ~~ 474 65
Parker Pen Co., pens and points __ _ lllllllll 549.00
Woodhouse Stationery Co., Inc., scrapbooks _ " 5940
20', 4646 J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards .lllllllllll """ 733.' 70
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards """" 2 25620
Hallmark Cards, Christmas cards _ 3 814 30
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards " 367 06
Sobel Bros., clocks ._ ' n" 75
Xerox Corp., rentals 1111.11111 49 40
4647 Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes... '.lllllllll 514 50
Carter's Ink Co., markers * "" 367 03
Dettra Flag Co lllllllll'. 8 88
Eaton Paper Co. , static nery lllllllllll"'.'.'. 54. 39
Gestetner Corp., machine supplies ~~ 1 224 02
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, coloring books and Christmas cards. 1. 1.'. .Ill 180 89
22 4732 Dan Kain Trophies, Inc., trophy 37.93
A. H. Dondero, Inc., pewter plates 306 00
IBM Corp., ribbons _. 1111111111 15^50
Roytype Div., Litton Industries, ribbons ".'.III'.'.'.'. 21.50
Sommers Camera Exchange, camera _ *.]. 68\ 95
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies '.lllllllll 644 80
4733 Brentano's Book Stores _ *. 16*40
Foundation of the Federal Bar Association, hard cover book 3. 00
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies. 1,068.00
Magnavox Systems, Inc., copy paper _. ' 16! 32
Mickelson's, Inc., framing... _ '.'.'.III A2. 48
National Journal, subscriptions " " 200 00
4734 Amity Rubber Stamp Co.. 1 lllllllll'. 48' 10
Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry _ ~~ 4L90
A. B. Dick Co., offset paper 486.00
3M Business Products, machine supplies. Ill ' 4430
George F. Muth Co., map tape 1111 25.08
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies _ lllllllll. 388^29
374
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. STATIONERY (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
Office Supply Service (stationery supply items for Members, committee, and House
officers) — Continued
1971
Dec. 22 4741 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, congressional plaques.. $855.00
Boorum & Pease Co., ringbook sheets.. 81.58
Frank Parsons Paper Co., Inc., sulphite bond 1,679.33
Philadelphia Mfg. Co., bookends 4,046.62
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriter.. 148.90
Wilcox, Walter, Furlong Paper Co., mimeo 661. 12
4742 American Artist Service Div. , Christmas cards 421.60
J. Earl Bassett Paper Co., Christmas cards 40.31
Capital City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 417.23
Hormel Corp., thermos jugs 30.70
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 260.34
White Newbury Guild, Christmas cards 23.08
4743 Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes 71.78
Holson Co., refills 117.60
George F. Muth Co., Inc., dietzgen square 3.60
Paper Supply Co., bond paper 5,583.41
Charles Schwartz & Son, Wedgwood miniatures 3,292.80
Stanford Paper Co., Inc., sulphite bond 2,520.56
23 4744 A. B. Dick Co., stencil printer 707.55
International Autopen Co., matrix 120.00
Minority Room, miscellaneous printing services 1,723.48
Majority Room, miscellaneous printing services 3,062.48
The Public Printer, request... 155.00
4745 Amity Rubber Stamp Co.. __ 12.75
A. B. Dick Co., machine supplies. 10,039.29
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware... 2,223.51
M. S. Ginn & Co., office supplies... 299.50
Lamb Seal & Stencil Co., nameplates. 60.00
Frankie Welch of America, scarves. 29.00
28 4770 Congressional Club, cook books 5,950.00
A. H. Dondero, Inc., pewter plates and trays 58.20
Eastman Kodak Co., film ana mailers 96.90
Field Enterprise Education Corp., encyclopedia 226.00
General Electric Supply Co., photo floods 48.00
IBM Corp., typewriter ribbons. 564.39
4771 Addressograph Multigraph Corp., ink 64.70
L. M. Collins & Associates, buttoneers and card trays 765.65
Drawing Board, Inc., note-o-grams 38.64
Saxitone Tape Sales, tape case 10.75
Shaw Walker Co., folders... 37.80
Stenotype Institute of Washington, ribbons 22.50
30 4962 Business Equipment Center, microphone. 58.51
Dettra Flag Co., Inc.. 56.83
Kontour Pen, Inc., pens 57.15
Sobel Bros., clocks 2,122.45
U.S. Capitol Historical Society, placemats and profiles 1,982.44
Xerox Corp., paper and toner. 324.36
4963 American Artists Group, Inc., Christmas cards 104.08
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., envelopes 279. 30
Bethesda Engravers, sheets and envelopes 345.40
Capitol City Engraving Co., Christmas cards 289.10
Hallmark Cards, Inc., Christmas cards 256.47
New England Art Publishers, Christmas cards 61. 74
4964 Artcraft Wholesale Jewelry, seal plaques 186. 59
Barton, Duer & Koch Paper Co., vellum sheets. 21. 56
Dettra Flag Co 100.53
Eaton Paper Co., stationery... 79.38
Gestetner Corp., stencils. 823.20
Smith-Corona Marchant, typewriters 1, 519. 71
4965 Carter's Ink Co., ribbons.. 343.98
Dettra Flag Co. 101.49
Dictaphone Corp., dictabelts 450.80
Hazel, travel bags 987.84
PaperSupply Co., blotters 173.75
Samsonite Corp., suit pack. 88.02
4966 Brewood Engravers, Christmas cards 117.32
Business Services Corp., notebooks and copy holders 416. 10
Elliott Business Machines, machine supplies.. 18. 75
Fahrney's Fountain Pen Hospital, pens 13.80
Royfax, toner 16.30
Chas. G. Stott & Co., labels and reminders 1, 372. 55
4967 L. M. Collins & Associates, jewelry 555.00
A. H. Dondero, Inc., pewter plates 462.55
Fostoria Glass Co., glassware 265.34
Rand McNally & Co., golden globe 6.90
Chas. G. Stott & Co., office supplies 1, 176.64
Tab Products Co., extension part 115.05
Total paid from 1972 appropriations 918, 714. 17
Aug.
27
1384
Sept
.•10
1803
24
2051)
Oct.
8
2506
n
2788
Nnv.
5
3177
19
361b
Dec.
2
4029
17
4471
29
4897
375
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE BARBER SHOPS (SUSPENSE ACCOUNT) Amount
Barbers' share of receipts, 2 weeks ending—
Aug. 21, 1971 $711.50
Sept. 4, 1971.. 738.20
Sept. 18, 1971 977.20
Oct. 2, 1971 _ 955.80
Oct. 16, 1971 975.40
Oct. 30, 1971 911.98
Nov. 13, 1971. 944.80
Nov. 27,1971 884.40
Dec. 11,1971.... .--- .-- - 1,203.01
Dec. 24, 1971 1,089.26
Refunds and adjustments 2,348.06
Total disbursements 11,739.61
HOUSE BEAUTY SHOP (REVOLVING FUND)
1971
July 13 225 Payroll for 2 weeks ending July 12, 1971 $4,387.32
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 1,403.58
State Tax Commissioner, Virginia quarterly tax withheld.. 301. 78
D.C. Treasurer, quarterly tax withheld 592.90
District Unemployment Compensation Board, quarterly unemployment 840. 85
15 256 Washington Post, two morning papers, July 5-Oct. 5, 1971 14.70
Modern Display Service, picture display and educational information. 9.90
Union Beauty & BarberSupply, Inc.. 505.38
A.B.C. Supply Co., Inc _. 50.47
Davidson Supply Co., Inc -- 452.40
Potomac Beauty Supply Co., Inc 41.16
Berman International Corp., retail and supplies 139.41
Capitol Beauty Supply Co., Inc 733.93
Trade Supply, Inc _ 66.99
Office Supply Service 6.74
Betty J. Oszust, management fee as per contract 1,250.00
27 621 Payroll for 2 weeks ending July 26, 1971 3,910.24
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 1, 208.98
Comptroller of the Treasury, Maryland income tax withheld, July 1971 241.94
Aug. 3 902 Travelers Insurance Co., employees' income insurance 99.55
Askin & Askin Wholesale Distributors, stockings to retail - 251. 29
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service... 11.00
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 25.82
5 943 Frances Milford, fee for bookkeeping 27.50
10 1059 Payroll for 2 weeks ending Aug. 9, 1971 4,030.82
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax withheld 1,373.76
20 1248 Capitol Beauty Supply Co 518.20
Davidson Supply Co., Inc 375.52
Potomac Beauty Supply Co., Inc. 82.85
Union Beauty & BarberSupply, Inc 483.43
A.B.C. Supply Co., Inc 18.00
Askin & Askin Wholesale Distributors 25.62
Trade Supply Co.... 43.80
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 9.00
24 1293 Payroll for 2 weeks ending Aug. 23, 1971 3,692.52
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax withheld... 1,097.86
25 1316 Askin & Askin wholesale distributors... 203.70
Carter Co., laundry and retail 29.10
Travelers Insurance Co., employees' income insurance. 99. 55
Wilkins Coffee Co., supplies 31.46
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items. 4.60
31 1432 Ardella C. Russell, Christmas decorations to retail 89.00
Sept. 7 1712 Payroll for 2 weeks ending Sept. 7, 1971 3,096.72
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll taxes.. 956.20
Comptroller of the Treasury, Maryland State tax 241.13
10 1805 Modern Display Service... 9.90
Paglo Laboratories, Inc., supplies 37. 10
Systemedia Di vision 8. 15
Potomac Beauty Supply Co 21.85
Davidson Supply Co., Inc. 335.79
Union Beauty & Barber Supply, Inc 366.25
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 37.95
1806 A. B. C.SupplyCo., Inc 86.44
Berman International Corp 600. 19
Capitol Beauty Supply Co., Inc 456.29
Carter Co.. 60.00
21 1980 Payroll for 2 weeks ending Sept. 20, 1971.. 4,162.86
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax... 1,343.86
22 2015 Ralph Roles, bookkeeper charges 25.00
Walters Dryer Service, repair service on equipment 45. 00
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items 3. 00
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 9.00
Cameo Supply Co., Inc., balance on supply bill 26.43
376
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
HOUSE BEAUTY SHOP (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Sept. 27 2137
30 2221
Oct. 5 2437
2438
9 2537
19 2650
27 2872
2873
Nov. 1 3058
2 3093
3094
4 3176
16 3377
3379
23 3694
26 3734
30 3781
Dec. 2 4021
7 4084
8 4129
9 4176
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund $35.07
Travelers Insurance Co., employees' income insurance 90.50
Wilkins Coffee Co., supplies 79.25
Cameo Supply Co., Inc 41.90
Systemedia Division, office supplies. _ ... 7. 54
Ralph Roles, bookkeeper, September 1971 _ 100.00
BettyJ.Oszust, salary, July-September 1971, as per contract 3,750.00
Payroll for 2 weeks ending Oct. 4, 1971 4,211.80
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 1,390.67
Comptroller of the Treasury, Maryland State tax, September 1971... 198.13
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 47.00
Washington Post, morning paper, Oct. 5, 1971-Jan. 5, 1972 14.70
Davidson Supply Co., Inc 334.35
Union Beauty& BarberSupoly.Inc 341.18
Union Beauty & Barber Supply, Inc., hair dryer and chair 140.00
Capital Beauty Supply Co., Inc 459.39
Ina Ryan, bookkeeping charges.. 40.00
Shaw-Walker Co., office supplies 74.45
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service. 5.50
Potomac Beauty Supply Co., Inc 9.57
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 19.70
Payroll for 2 weeks ending Oct. 18, 1971.. 4,310.61
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax.. 1,384.44
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 50.70
Berman International Corp., supplies 701.83
Trade Supply, Inc... 46.83
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items. 3. 12
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 16.25
District Unemployment Compensation Board, 3d quarter unemployment taxes 177.42
State Tax Commissioner, 3d quarter Virginia State tax 240.96
D.C. Treasurer, 3d quarter D.C. withholding taxes 434.38
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund _. 15.00
Travelers Insurance Co., employees' income insurance. 90. 50
Payroll for 2 weeks ending Nov. 1,1971 3,995.11
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 1,362.23
Comptroller of the Treasury, Maryland State tax, October 1971 99.23
State Tax Commissioner, Virginia State tax, October 1971. 42.61
Ralph Roles, bookkeeping, October 1971 100.00
Betty J. Oszust, salary, October 1971, as per contract 1,250.00
Capitol Beauty Supply Co., Inc 317.99
Union Beauty & Barber Supply, Inc 689. 38
Modern Disolay Service, display pictures 9. 90
Commercial Washer & Dryer Sales Co 614.00
Askin & Askin Wholesale Distributors, stockings to retail 157. 60
District Hospital Supply Co., paper sheets 15.90
Molly Shulman, in payment of scarf mislaid in dressing room of shop 15. 00
Alice Irwin, refund on returned wiglet. 25.00
James G. Voigt, rings to retail. 24.00
Potomac Beauty Supply Co 58.68
Davidson Supply Co., Inc 364.99
Berman International Corp... 591.43
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 9.00
Ina Ryan, bookkeeping fee. - 80.00
Payroll for 2 weeks ending Nov. 15, 1971 4,605.05
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll taxes. 1, 508.42
Vacation payroll, Nov. 24, 1970-Nov. 22, 1971 3, 167. 36
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 900.46
Travelers Insurance Co., employees' income insurance.. 72. 40
Save Way Barber & Beauty Supplies ._ 44.81
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, July 22-Oct. 21, 1971 ... 15. 18
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 51.00
Payroll for 2 weeks ending Nov. 29, 1971 4,253.44
Nations! Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 953.08
Comptroller of the Treasury, Maryland State tax, November 1971 498.66
State Tax Commissioner, Virginia State tax, November 1971 227. 22
Ralph Roles, bookkeeper fee for November 1971 100.00
Betty J. Oszust, salary for November 1971, as per contract 1,250.00
Payroll for 1 week ending Dec. 6, 1971 2,437. 54
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll taxes 569'™
James G. Voigt, rings to retail 36.00
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund o^n
All State Insurance Co., malpractice insurance through Dec. 20, 1972 425.10
Capitol Beauty Supply Co., Inc - 348.73
A. B.C. Supply Co., Inc 163.20
Davidson Supply Co., Inc '28.13
Union Beauty & Barber Supply Co., Inc JSs™
Potomac Beauty Supply Co., Inc.. -- -- 2 c2
Louise Allen, et al., bonuses for 1971 - ']$lcn
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 1,778.69
BettyJ.Oszust, bonus for 1971 -- 6,000.00
377
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE SEAUTY SHOP (REVOLVING EUND) Amount
1971
Dec. 17 4472 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, November 1971 $9.00
Berman International Corp - 559.53
Office Supply Service, miscellaneous stationery items 12. 05
Wilkins Coffee Co., supplies 77. 37
Remington Rand Co., adding machine 229.44
Trade Supply Co., office supplies _ 46. 53
Ralph Roles, bookkeeping fae for December 1971 150.00
Betty J. Oszust, 2 security mirrors and C.O.D. jewelry to retail 128.94
Kutlay Hancock, sock bedroom slippers to retail. 24.00
Diane Jones, reimbursement to petty cash fund 42. 27
James Voigt, jewelry to retail... 6.00
21 4692 Payroll for 2 weeks ending Dec. 20, 1971 5,016.16
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll taxes... 1,034.84
27 4765 Payroll for 3 days ending Dec. 23, 1971 1,678.91
National Savings & Trust Co., payroll tax 433. 52
28 4767 Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service, November 1971 7.90
Health, Education & Welfare, employees' physical 360.00
Refunds and adjustments.. (450.00)
Total disbursements 114,980.40
HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND)
1971
July 2 13 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
June 26, 1971 $6,738.51
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending June 26, 1971 820.62
9 155 American Tobacco Co., tobacco _ 611.22
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund. 698. 61
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
187 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 360.74
Liggett & Myers, Inc 357.83
LorillardCorp. 722.21
Philip Morris, Inc 743.57
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co _ 721.47
16 341 American Tobacco Co 910.43
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 542. 56
Liggett & Myers, lnc___ _. 243.90
Lorillard Corp. 479.84
Philip Morris, Inc.. 1,093.85
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.. _ 1,079.30
342 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
July 10,1971.. _ _ 6,716.53
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending July 10, 1971 758. 40
21 466 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 491.65
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 301. 10
Liggett & Myers, Inc _ 213.10
Philip Morris, Inc 786.93
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 1,386.22
473 Abar Plastic Corp., miscellaneous expense 158.40
Abbey Rents, miscellaneous expense - 22. 50
E. B. Adams Co., glassware, china, silverware, kitchen supplies and utensils 2, 879. 39
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverage 17. 05
All-Service Rentals Corp., miscellaneous expense 17.68
American Sales Co., beverage 26.64
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., beverage 231. 88
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co., groceries. 1, 548. 21
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., meat and fowl _. 2, 106.42
Blue Ribbon Provision Co., groceries 238. 50
Edward Boker Foods, Inc., fruit and vegetables 4,809. 31
Bon Ton Food Products, Inc., groceries _ 663.84
Brink's, Inc., miscellaneous expense.. _ 151.25
Canada Dry Potomac Corp., beverage 9.75
Capital Bakers Supply, groceries 558.42
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco 556. 31
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 1.41
R. W. Claxton, Inc., sea food 2,054.85
Geo. W. Cochran &Co., Inc., tobacco 2,276.75
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products 460.06
Contract account, bakery products 1,387. 53
Drake Bakeries, bakery products 5.76
DuBois Chemicals, cleaning supplies 265. 02
Economics Laboratory, Inc., cleaning supplies 253.96
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products.. 3, 662. 44
Embassy Grocery Corp. , groceries 975. 47
C. Engel's Sons, Inc., fruit and vegetables 1,501.49
378
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
1971
July 21 473 Evans & Van Cleeff, Inc., meat and fowl $169.99
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., paper supplies 2, 195! 27
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat and fowl 472.92
Hahn'sof Westminister, meat and fowl.. 52o!o6
Hartman Brothers, Inc., meat, fowl and dairy products 1,823.38
Hedman Co., miscellaneous expense. 21.25
L. N. Hill Co., silverware 171.07
Hobart Sales & Service, equipment repairs. 80.10
J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Co., cleaning supplies 71.40
U.S. Hospital Supply Division, miscellaneous expense 49.80
Office Supply Service, printing and stationery. __ 44.02
Idaho Dick Kassatly & Co., fruit and vegetables... 694.82
Janitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense.. 11.00
Kraft Foods, groceries 1, 136.23
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products.. 392.00
Lance, Inc., groceries 672.71
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 489.94
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., tobacco. 424.50
Luke's Distributing Co., beverage 19.85
Martin's Florist, miscellaneous expense 30.00
George M. Mason Co., beverage.. 14.72
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries _ 755.40
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., meat, fowl, and dairy products _ 2, 193.44
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 153.25
Mrs. Smith's Virginia Pie Co., bakery products 65.06
National City Dairy Co., meat, fowl, and dairy products... ._ 440.08
National Hotsl Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl _ 12,547.14
National Laundry & Linen Service, laundry 4,961.45
J. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., fruit and vegetables 2,884.08
Ocoma Foods Co., meat and fowl 122.88
Ottenberg's Bakers, Inc., bakery products 536.38
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D.C., Inc., beverage 704. 10
Premium Distributors, Inc., beverage _. 211.38
R. C. Nehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverage _ 360.40
Remington Rand Office Machines Division, equipment repairs... 14. 12
Resco, Inc., equipment repairs and expenditures 377.00
Saval-Directors, Inc., meat and fowl 339.84
Sealtest Foods, dairy products. 1,073.11
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 560.63
Slotkowski Sausage Co., meat and fowl. 285.50
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries 1,797.16
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., paper supplies.. 2,294.56
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries 511.44
Trade Supply, Inc., groceries. ._ 57.50
Washington Beef Co., meat and fowl 1,801.71
Washington Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverage. 581.80
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., sea food 706.05
Washington Frosted Foods, Inc., meat and fowl 373.57
Washington Gas Light Co., equipment repairs 29.38
Washington Post Co., miscellaneous expense 3.36
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co., beverage.. 471.30
Washington Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco 1,481.71
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries... 139.68
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneous expense _. 262.00
29 691 General Services Administration, groceries 847.03
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co... 661.83
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp - - 539.65
Liggett & Myers, Inc - -— 420.37
Lorillard Corp 781.11
Philip Morris, Inc.. — - --- - --- 809.03
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co --- 834.93
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund,. 3,703.20
30 721 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
July 24, 1971 - ..-. - 6,709.33
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending July 24, 1971.. _ 742.86
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
Aug. 10 1065 American Tobacco Co - -- - - -- 429.11
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp - - 477.10
Lorillard Corp - 1,085.12
Philip Morris, Inc. - 488.74
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 727.29
12 1126 American Tobacco Co 301.10
Liggett & Myers, Inc.. - 119.28
Lorillard Corp 238.55
Philip Morris, Inc 548.38
National Cash Register Co., equipment repairs 324.80
13 1164 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Aug. 7, 1971 6,518.49
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Aug. 7, 1971. 796.36
379
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Aug. 23
24
1252 Abbey Rents, miscellaneous expense $15.00
E. B. Adams Co., glassware, china, and kitchen supplies 1,384.56
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverages. __ 46.00
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., beverages 44.40
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co., groceries and cleaning supplies 1,156.08
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., meat and fowl 1,017.36
Beverages International, Inc., beverage 97.61
Blue Ribbon Provision Co., groceries, meat, and fowl _ 412.06
Edward Boker Foods, Inc., fruit, vegetable, and dairy products 8,538.27
Bon Ton Food Products, Inc., groceries 709.01
Brink's, Inc., miscellaneous expense 151.25
Canada Dry Potomac Corp., beverage 65.00
Capital Bakers Supply, groceries 595.60
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., groceries and tobacco 698.85
W. B.Cassell Co., groceries 312.34
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service. .75
R. W. Claxton, Inc., sea food 2,036.49
Geo. W. Cochran & Co., Inc., tobacco... 2,280.17
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products 363.90
Contract account, bakery products... 1,498.31
Cully's groceries. 87.10
Daubers, Inc., equipment repairs. 38.30
Drake Bakeries, bakery products 21.12
DuBois Chemicals, cleaning supplies 396.26
Ehrlich Poultry Co., Inc., meat and fowl 230.27
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products 3,866.39
Embassy Grocery Corp., groceries... 1,251.28
C. Engel'sSons, Inc., fruit and vegetables 762.10
Faber, Coe & Gregg, Inc., tobacco 20.00
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., paper supplies 2,077.02
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat and fowl. 252.84
General Services Administration, groceries and cleaning supplies 749.39
Hahn's of Westminister, meat and fowl 1,045.66
Dwight Hare, fruit and vegetables 38.00
Hartman Bros., Inc., meat, fowl, and dairy products 1,715.17
Hobart Sales & Service, equipment repairs 37.95
U.S. Hospital Supply Div., miscellaneous expense 49.80
Office Supply Service, printing and stationery 84. 15
Idaho Dick Kassatly & Co., fruit and vegetables 1,378.47
Janitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense 11.00
Keene Food Services Corp., equipment repairs _ 25.20
Kraft Foods, groceries 918.09
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products _. 375.35
Lance, Inc., groceries 643.03
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 592.28
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., tobacco 364.50
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries and cleaning supplies 768.25
William J. Mailley, fruit and vegetables 1,290.56
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., meat, fowl, and dairy products 2,269.79
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 129.80
Mrs. Smith's Virginia Pie Co., bakery products 155.55
National City Dairy Co., meat, fowl, and dairy products 237.65
National Hotel Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl... 9,506.08
National Laundry & Linen Service 3,768.84
J. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., fruit and vegetables 1,856.27
Ocoma Foods Co., meat and fowl 267.28
Ottenberg's Bakers, Inc., bakery products 432.24
Packaged Refuse Corp., miscellaneous expense 597.00
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co., of Washington D.C., Inc., beverage 778.50
Premium Distributors, Inc., beverage 27.24
R. C. Nehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverage 360.40
Saval-Directors, Inc., meat and fowl 320.97
Sealtest Foods, dairy products... 111.00
Do... _ 914.70
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 280.05
Slotkowski Sausage Co., meat and fowl. 285.50
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries 1,906.59
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., paper supplies 1,744.88
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries 528.73
Washington Beef Co., meat and fowl 13.69
Washington Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverage ; 698.70
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., sea food 306. 10
Washington Frosted Foods, Inc., meat and fowl 419.72
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co., beverage.. 423.70
Washington Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco and beverage 1,320.86
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries 186.24
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneous expense 524.00
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
1294 American Tobacco Co... 429.11
Philip Morris, Inc.. 477.10
380
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
1971 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
Aug. 26 1353 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp $369.60
Liggett & Meyers, Inc 397.83
Philip Morris, Inc.. 247.28
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 596.38
30 1398 R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 545.10
31 1594 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Aug. 21, 1971 _ 5,602.08
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Aug. 21, 1971 564.94
Sept. 2 1677 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 791.26
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 357.83
Liggett & Myers, Inc... 328.01
Lorillard Corp 724.38
Philip Morris, Inc.. 1,290.23
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco.. 1,147.67
1702 House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund ._ 2,959.82
9 1802 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co... 298.07
Liggett & Myers, Inc 213.10
Philip Morris, Inc 572.20
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co... _ _ 357.83
10 1804 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Sept. 4, 1971 4,628.97
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Sept. 4, 1971 461.46
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
16 1913 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 658.92
Lorillard Corp... 181.82
Philip Morris, Inc.. 919.76
R.J. Rsynolds Tobacco Co 1,079.30
21 1970 American Brands, Inc 1,629.10
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 477. 10
Liggett & Myers, Inc 298.19
Lorillard Corp 568.01
Philip Morris, Inc 683.93
22 2018 Abar Plastic Corp., miscellaneous expense 60.39
E. B. Adams Co., glassware, china, silverware, and kitchen supplies 2, 011.42
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverages 24. 18
Anheuser Busch, Inc., beverages.. 44.40
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co., groceries and cleaning supplies 420.96
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., meat and fowl 1,322.20
Baumgarten Co. of Washington, printing and stationery 2.25
Edward Boker Foods, Inc.. 3,624.44
Bon Ton Food Products, I nc. , groceries 729. 46
Brink's, Inc., miscellaneous expense 151.25
Capital Bakers Supply, groceries 455.79
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco.. 343.49
W. B. Cassell Co., groceries... 213.84
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., miscellaneous expense... 1. 57
R. W. Claxton, Inc., seafood... 610.89
Geo. W. Cochran & Co., Inc., tobacco... 2,125.89
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products... 259.68
Contract account, bakery products 1,236.01
DuBois Chemicals, cleaning supplies.. 446.23
Economics Laboratory, Inc., cleaning supplies 732.28
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products 3,127.86
Embassy Grocery Corp., groceries. 962.66
C. Engel's Sons, Inc., fruit and vegetables.. 119.07
S. Freedman &Sons, Inc., paper supplies 1,911.33
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat and fowl 735.00
General Services Administration, groceries, cleaning supplies, and paper 998.28
Ginn's, printing and stationery 109.37
Hahn's of Westminister, groceries 47.52
Dwight Hare, fruit and vegetables 328.00
Hartman Bros., Inc., food. 922.97
U.S. Hospital Supply Div., miscellaneous expense. 74.70
Idaho Dick Kassatly Co., fruit and vegetables 1,333.21
Janitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense 11.00
Kraft Foods, groceries 479. 08
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products - 383.40
Lance, Inc., groceries 406.71
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 440.31
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., tobacco 343.00
William J. Mailley, fruit and vegetables 440.85
Martin's Florist.. 10.00
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries, cleaning supplies 3,742.25
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., meat and fowl 2,344.20
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 132.80
Mrs. Smith's Virginia Pie Co., bakery products... 6. 16
National City Dairy Co., groceries 38.40
National Hotel Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl 7,235.49
National Laundry & Linen Service, laundry 2,483.82
J. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., fruit and vegetables 299. 14
381
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
1971
Sept. 22 2018 Ottenberg's Bakery, Inc., bakery products $273.77
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D.C., Inc., beverages 478. 70
R. C. Nehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverages.. 374.00
Saval-Directors, Inc., meat and fowl 364.26
Sealtest Foods, dairy products 589.96
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 118.35
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries 1,148. 16
Chas. G. Stott & Co., Inc., paper supplies 1,612.87
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries.. 353.07
Trade Supply, Inc., groceries 27. 15
Washington Beef Co., meatand fowl 123.09
Washington Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverages 435. 40
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., seafood 529.40
Washington Frosted Foods, Inc., food 194.32
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co. .beverages 360.10
Washington Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco 1, 034.87
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries 186.24
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneous expense 524.00
27 2136 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
America Brands, Inc.. 238.55
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 306.92
Liggett & Myers, Inc 213.10
Lorillard Corp 784.02
Philip Morris, Inc.. 602.20
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 1,442.95
28 2193 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Sept. 18 1971.. 6,331.90
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Sept. 18, 1971... 677.72
Oct. 2433 House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund. 1, 856.63
E. B.Adams Co., cleaning and kitchen supDlies, glassware and china, silverware 668.20
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverages 44.00
Allied Products, Inc., miscellaneous expense 75.76
American Sales Co., beverages. 26.64
Anheuser Busch, Inc., beverages 53.28
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co., grocery and cleaning supplies 1, 103. 50
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., food 2,207.18
Edward Boker Foods, Inc.. 4,023.46
Bon Ton Food Products, Inc., groceries 583.77
Albert BriggsCo.,food 10.85
Brinks, Inc., miscellaneous expense 151.25
Canada Dry Potomac Corp. .beverages 52.00
Capitol Bakers Supoly, groceries 416.96
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco 525.68
W. B. Cassell Co., groceries 324.00
R. W. Claxton, Inc., groceries 993.24
Geo. W. Cochran & Co., Inc., tobacco 1,442.74
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products 215.42
Contract account bakery products 959.40
Cully's, groceries 87.10
Leo B. Curry, J r., groceries 48.75
Dyson's Meat Supply Co., meatand fowl 567.58
Economics Laboratory, Inc. .cleaning supplies 600.21
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products 2, 573.78
Embassy Grocery Corp., groceries 2, 276.41
S. Freed man & Sons, Inc., paper 1,635.92
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat 446.88
General Services Administration, groceries and paper supplies 856. 78
Ginn's, printing and stationery. 27.90
Hahn's of Westminister, meat and fowl 665.48
Hancock's, equipment repair 26. 10
Dwight Hare, vegetables 136.00
Hartman Bros., Inc., food... 2,063.73
U.S. Hospital Supply Division, miscellaneous expense 74. 70
Office Supply Service, printing and stationery 28.82
Idaho Dick Kassatly & Co., produce 713.10
Janitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense 11.00
Kraft Foods, groceries 748.63
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products... 307.60
Lance, Inc., groceries 532.60
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 478.42
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., cigars... 362.75
William J. Mailley, fruit and vegetables 1,092.35
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries 450.88
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., food 1,821.92
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 105.75
National Hotel Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl.... 4,667.99
National Laundry & Linen Service, laundry 2, 427.12
J. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., produce... 279.30
Ocoma Foods, Inc., meat H6.96
Ottenberg's Bakers, Inc., bakery products 241.48
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D.C, beverages 433.00
382
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
IS71
Oct. 5 2433 Premium Distributors, Inc., beverages $68.10
R.C. Mehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverages 289.40
Saval-Di rectors, Inc., meat and fowl 397.80
Sealtest Foods, dairy products 720.21
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 149.40
Slotkowski Sausage Co., meat and fowl .. 285.50
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries 1,379.26
Chas.G.Stott & Co., Inc., paper supplies 1,535.00
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries .. 492.99
Trade Supply, Inc., groceries .. 18.10
Washington Beef Co., meat and fowl 1,009.42
Washington Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverages . 488.90
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., sea food 415.40
Washington Frosted Foods, Inc., groceries 137.65
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co., beverages - 300.60
Washington Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco... 1,098.80
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries _ 186.24
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneous expense.. 428.00
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
8 2505 American Tobacco Co 437.84
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp .- 298.19
Lorillard Corp 426.19
Philip Morris, Inc 244.37
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 602.20
18 2563 Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. 664.74
Lorillard Corp 482.92
Philip Morris, Inc 125.10
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 846.57
2564 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Oct. 2, 1971 6,206.64
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Oct. 2, 1971 678.37
2566 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 536.74
Liggett & Myers, Inc 268.34
Philip Morris, Inc 1,673.12
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 596.38
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund.. 100.89
2567 Do 4,467.59
26 2855 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 363.65
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 238.55
Lorillard Corp 786.93
Philip Morris, Inc 250.19
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 482.92
28 2882 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Oct. 16, 1971 6,097.03
D. C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Oct. 16, 1971 658. 16
Nov. 1 3061 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 250.19
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 241.46
Liggett & Myers, Inc 301.01
Philip Morris, Inc.. 545.47
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co 721.47
4 3167 E. B. Adams Co., glassware, china, kitchen supplies and silverware. 1,406.49
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverage _. 25. 48
American Sales Co., beverage 22.20
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., beverage 88.80
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co., groceries 1,196.85
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., meat and fowl 1,859.99
Bastian Bros. Co., miscellaneous expense. 79.76
Beverages International, Inc., beverage. 84.08
Edward Boker Foods, Inc., fruit and vegetables... 4, 184.97
Bon Ton Food Products, Inc., groceries. 557.45
Albert M. Briggs Co., meat and fowl 134.23
Brink's, Inc., miscellaneous expense - 151.25
Canada Dry Potomac Corp., beverage 97.50
Capital Bakers Supply, groceries 535.75
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco 737.22
W. B. Cassell Co., groceries 106.92
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service 1.40
R. W. Claxton, Inc., sea food. 1,046.62
Geo. W. Cochran & Co. Inc. tobacco 2,195.57
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products 219.77
Contract account bakery products 1, 202. 01
Leo B. Curry, Jr., miscellaneous expense 58. 50
DuBois Chemicals, cleaning supplies 101.40
Dymo Products Co., Service Center, equipment repairs.. 1.08
Dyson Meat Supply Co., meat and fowl 1,491.29
Economics Laboratory, Inc., cleaning supplies 1, 113.04
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products - 3,366.36
Embassy Grocery Corp., groceries 2,380.76
S. Freed man & Sons, Inc., paper supplies 1,743.89
383
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Nov. 4
3167
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat and fowl $626.76
General Services Administration, groceries, cleaning and paper supplies 753! 24
Hahn's of Westminister, meat and fowl 686.78
Hancock Sales & Services, equipment repairs _ 24. 80
Hartman Bros., Inc., dairy products, meat and fowl _ 2,366.33
Office Supply Service, printing and stationery ._ ' 13.02
Idaho Dick Kassatly & Co., fruit and vegetables 739. 18
Instantwhip-Washington, Inc., dairy products 5.80
lanitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense _ _ 11.00
Jepsen Hotel Supply Co., meat and fowl.. __ 312.88
Keene Food Services Corp., miscellaneous expense.. _ _ 25.20
Kraft Foods, groceries.. _ _ _ 419.52
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products. 319.40
Lance, Inc., groceries. 574.29
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 359.92
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., tobacco 476.30
William ). Mailley, fruit and vegetables 1, 450.93
Martin's Florist, miscellaneous expense __ ' 25.00
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries 533.90
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., meat and fowl 2,209.87
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 122.80
National City Dairy Co., fruit and vegetables 25.50
National Hotel Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl.. 6,888.30
National Laundry & Linen Service 3,046.4!
I. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., fruit and vegetables 1,159.33
Ocoma Foods, Inc., meat and fowl 261.76
Ottenberg's Bakers, Inc., bakery products 458.95
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D.C., beverage. 458.00
Premium Distributors, Inc., beverage 54.48
R. C. Nehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverage 230.80
Saval-Directors, Inc., meat and fowl 301.86
Sealtest Foods, dairy products. 66.00
Do __._ 590.31
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 224. 10
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries _ 1, 595. 11
Chas. G. Stott & Co., paper supplies 1,798.35
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries 452.19
Trade Supply, Inc., groceries 29.35
Washington Beef Co., meat and fowl 117.31
Washington Coca Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverage 471. 40
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., sea food 391.50
Washington Frosted Foods, groceries 125.87
Washington Gas Light Co., equipment repairs 145. 41
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co., beverage. _._ 189.60
Washington Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco and beverage 1,447.96
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries _ 139.68
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneouse expense _ 524.00
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund 3, 102.64
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 247.28
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp _ 357.83
Liggett & Myers, Inc _ 119.28
Lorillard Corp 420.37
Philip Morris, Inc.. 1,016.49
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co _. 721.47
U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Oct. 30,1971 6,022.23
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Oct. 30, 1971_ _ 698.06
19 3619 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 420.37
Lorillard Corp _ _. 480.01
Philip Morris, Inc _ 567.57
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co..__ 596.38
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund _ 4,033.63
American Tobacco Co., tobacco.. 724.38
U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Nov. 13,1971 6,167.02
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Nov. 13, 1971... 746. 12
Dec. 1 3927 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co.. 662. 64
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 664. 74
Liggett & Myers, Inc _ 2.91
Lorillard Corp 304.01
Philip Morris, Inc.. 1,547.35
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. 965.84
2 4036 Abar Plastic Corp., miscellaneous expense... 211.36
Abbey Rents, miscellaneous expense 150.00
E. B. Adams Co., glassware, china, silverware and kitchen supplies 490.34
Air Products & Chemicals, Inc., beverage _ 41.80
Alberto Culver Co., groceries 94.12
American Sales Co., beverage 22.20
Anheuser-Busch, Inc., beverage... 133.20
Atlantic Institutional Supply Co.. groceries 1, 170.42
3225
3227
3288
3620
3721
384
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No.
HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND)
Amount
1971
Dec. 2
4036
Auth Sausage Co., Inc., meat and fowl.._ ._ $817.76
Baumgarten Co. of Washington, printing and stationery _ _. 3.50
Edward Boker Foods, Inc., fruit, vegetables and dairy products 4, 152.31
Bon Ton Food Products, Inc., groceries 553.07
Albert M. Briggs Co., meat and fowl. 194. 13
Brink's, Inc., miscellaneous expense 151.25
Canada Dry Potomac Corp., beverage 195.00
Capital Bakers Supply, groceries 367.00
Capital Cigar & Tobacco Co., Inc., tobacco _ _ 563.67
W. B. Cassell Co., groceries 267.30
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., official telephone service... 4. 25
R. W. Claxton, Inc., seafood 1, 172.46
Geo. W. Cochran & Co., Inc., tobacco.. 1,967.66
Continental Baking Co., Inc.:
Bakery products 212.77
Contract account, bakery products 1, 217. 82
Dyson Meat Supply Co., meat and fowl 2, 346.96
Embassy Dairy, Inc., dairy products 3, 540.03
Embassy Grocery Corp., groceries _ 2, 151.78
S. Freedman & Sons, Inc., paper supplies 1, 515. 00
Frosty Morn Meats, Inc., meat and fowl 216.00
Hahn's of Westminster, meat and fowl _ 1, 534.92
Hanock-Sales & Service, equipment repairs _ 39.25
Hartman Brothers, Inc., meat, fowl and dairy products 1,696.44
General Services Administration, groceries, cleaning and paper supplies 561. 15
U.S. Hospital Supply Div., miscellaneous expense 74.70
Office Supply Service, printing and stationery. 42. 31
Idaho Dick Kassatly & Co., fruit and vegetables 1,742.09
Janitex Rug Service Corp., miscellaneous expense 11. 00
Jepson Hotel Supply Co., meat and fowl 63.75
Kraft Foods, groceries 681. 57
Krispy Kreme Doughnut Co., bakery products.. 297. 15
Lance, Inc., groceries 568. 85
Liberty Food Distributors, meat and fowl 359.92
Loughran Co. of Washington, Inc., tobacco _ _ _ 462. 60
William J. Mailley, fruit and vegetables 1, 344.71
Metropolitan Poultry Co., Inc., meat and fowl 2, 238.59
Mrs. Smith's Colonial Baking Co., bakery products 129.40
National Brewing Co., beverage.. 10.30
Mazo-Lerch Co., Inc., groceries 937.40
National Hotel Supply Co., Inc., meat and fowl 8,053.96
National Laundry & Linen Service... _ 3, 530.32
J. Nichols Produce Co., Inc., fruit and vegetables 1,622.93
Ocoma Foods Co., meat and fowl 61. 44
Ottenberg's Bakers, Inc., bakery products 450. 28
Packaged Refuse Corp., miscellaneous expense... 389.30
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Washington, D.C., beverage 656.00
Premium Distributors, Inc., beverage 108. 96
R. C. Nehi Bottling Co. of Washington, beverage. 265.20
Saval-Director, Inc., meat and fowl 129.48
Sealtest Foods, dairy products 48. 00
Do 750.01
Shenandoah's Pride Dairy, dairy products 304.95
Standard Brands, Inc., groceries.. _ 1,851.16
Chas. G. Stott & Co., paper supplies 2,249.97
Superior Tea & Coffee Co., groceries 286. 53
T rad e Su p ply Co. , groceri es 40. 60
Washington Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc., beverage 518.50
Washington Fish Exchange, Inc., seafood 583.95
Washington Frosted Foods, Inc., meat and fowl 19- 60
Washington Seven-Up Bottling Co., beverage 263.60
Washington Tobacco Co., tobacco 1, 040. 29
Wechsler Coffee Corp., groceries. 162.96
Womack Industries, Inc., miscellaneous expense 450. 00
9 4178 Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co 554.20
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 360.74
Liggett & Myers, Inc 659.83
Lorillard Corp _ 1,204.40
Philip Morris, Inc 990.85
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co - --- 1,624.76
Slotkowski Sausage Co., meat and fowl 285.00
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund 4, 603.48
10 4199 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Nov. 27, 1971 --- 6,090.91
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Nov. 27, 1971 659.63
House of Representatives Restaurant, reimbursement to petty cash fund 1,431.90
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
American Tobacco Co. 781. 11
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp — 357.83
Philip Morris, Inc 314.46
4179
4422
4423
385
DETAILED STATEMENT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM CONTINGENT FUND
Date No. HOUSE RESTAURANT (REVOLVING FUND) Amount
1971
Dec. 17 4470 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Dec. 11, 1971 _ $6,387.42
D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Dec. 11, 1971 787.96
Miscellaneous tobacco supplies:
23 4755 American Tobacco Co _. _ _ 610.93
Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp ... 298. 19
Lorillard Corp... 906.20
Philip Morris, Inc _ 983.31
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co... 1,274.17
28 4846 Liggett & Myers, Inc _ 423.19
30 4957 D.C. Treasurer, tax, pay period ending Dec. 25, 1971 _ 744.77
5073 U.S. Civil Service Commission, retirement, life and health insurance, pay period ending
Dec. 25, 1971 5,727.68
Salaries for 6 months 379, 116. 19
Refunds and adjustments 83, 631.34
Total disbursements _ _ _ _ 1,027,735.33
PREPARATION OF NEW EDITION OF D.C. CODE
1971
Nov. 10 3282 Office Supply Service, supplies for Subcommittee on Revision of the Laws, Committee on
the Judiciary, Sept. 24, 1971.. ._ _ $29. 14
Salaries for 6 months 14,048.58
Total disbursements 14,077.72
PREPARATION OF NEW EDITION OF U.S. CODE
1971
Dec. 1 4007 West Publishing Co., Payment in full for services rendered in connection with the prepara-
tion of the 1970 edition of the U.S. Code, and balance in full for services rendered in con-
nection with the preparation of supplement V, 1964 edition of the U.S. Code, Committee
on the Judiciary, Oct. 8, 1971... $35,500.00
Salaries for 6 months 18,304.58
Total disbursements 53,804.58
GOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS
U.S. Civil Service Commission:
Government contributions to retirement, life insurance, and health benefits-
July 1971 $434,152.46
August 1971 435,312.53
September 1971 438,678.18
October 1971... _ 439,047.85
November 1971 443,628.40
December 1971 446,230.51
Total paid from 1972 appropriations _ .2,637,049.93
1971
July 30
842
Aug. 31
1598
Sept. 30
2354
Oct. 29
304/
Nov. 30
3882
Dec. 31
5068
COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
[ Statement of Committee travel paid by other Government agenciesl
Report ot per diem and transportation expenses incurred in connection with official committee business within the
United States, territories, and possessions. (Other than travel by members of the "Surveys and Investigations Staff"
which is reported monthly to the Committee on House Administration, and is summarized semiannually in the Congres-
sional Record.)
JULY 1 THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 1971
Elford A. Cederberg, M.C.:
Bay City, Mich., to New York, to District of Columbia $387.96
Jack Edwards, M.C.:
Washington, D.C., to California, Arizona, and return • 525.99
John J.McFall, M.C.:
Manteca, Calif., to other points in California, and return. 2 350.00
K. Gunn McKay, M.C.:
Salt Lake City, Utah, to Washington, Alaska, and return > 745.38
William E. Minshall, M.C.:
Washington, D.C., to Florida, and return -- 198.00
Howard W. Robison, M.C.:
Washington, D.C.to California, and return - 485.00
J. Edward Roush, M.C.:
Washington, D.C., to Missouri, Nebraska, and return 295.00
Washington, D.C., to Illinois, and return. 216.80
Washington, D.C., to Indiana, and return 3 112.00
George F. Allen (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to South Carolina, and return. 3 108.00
Peter J. Murphy, Jr. (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Missouri, and return 115.50
Robert C. Nicholas III (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Pennsylvania, and return 3 26.00
John G. Plashal (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Tennessee, and return - 223.45
Samuel R. Preston (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Missouri, and return 116.00
G. Homer Skarin (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to New York, and return 126.00
Washington, D.C., to Ohio, Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and return 449.11
Charles W. Snodgrass (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Ohio, Missouri, Arkansas, North Carolina, and return.... 490.30
Hunter L. Spillan (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Texas, and return.. - - 436.66
Washington, D.C., to Iowa, Missouri, Colorado, and return 553.81
Washington, D.C., to Georgia, and return - 359.62
Washington, D.C., to Illinois, Michigan, and return 237.00
George A. Urian (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Texas, and return - 314.75
Robert M. Walker (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Tennessee, and return 224.25
Eugene B. Wilhelm (staff member):
Washington, D.C., to Texas, and return --- -- 314.75
'Transportation partially furnished by Government-owned aircraft.
2 Transportation furnished by Government-owned automobile,
s No per diem claimed.
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