VISIT OF HOUSE POST OFFICE & CIVIL SERVICE COMMITTEE STAFF MEMBERS

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NOTE FOR: Rae M. Huffstutler, Director of Administration
FROM
Office of Congressional Affairs
SUBJECT : Visit of House Post Office & Civil Service
Committee Staff Members
Attached is a list of our visitors from the House Post
Office and Civil Service Committee who will be with us on
Thursday, 31 August.
The purpose of the session is primarily to acquaint the
staffers with the Agency and with some of our programs. They
will be provided with an orientation to the Agency's
organization and activities, information on some of our benefit
programs, and an explanation of the type of problems that we
experience with bills originating with the Committee. A copy
of their schedule is attached.
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,...1The briefings will not address our proposed flexible- i
program unless they should raise the issue. Then, we should
provide only a general-type answer and say that we are putting
together a proposal for such a program, but first must get a
blessing from the Administration and from our_Oversight_
Committees before we can brief them. '
All of the visitors are from the Minority side of the
Committee (staffers from the Majority visited CIA on 30 June).
A copy of the prepared itinerary fo the day is also
attached. It is similar to the one that we used for previous
visitors except that a tour of the Comput r Center has been
added.
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Visitors from
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
(Minority Staff)
31 August 1989
Joseph A. Fisher
Richard J. Garon
Stephen Shaffer
Dan Blair
Dan Moll
Steven W. Williams
Minority Staff Director
Post Office and Civil Service
Committee since 1974
Deputy Minority Staff Director
Post Office and Civil Service
Committee
Staff Assistant
Post Office and Civil Service
Committee
General Counsel
Subcommittee on Compensation and
Employee Benefits
Staff Assistant
Subcommittee on Postal Operations and
Services
Staff Assistant
Subcommittee on Civil Service
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Schedule
31 August 1989
Visit of House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
(Minority Staff)
09:30 Pick Up staffers
Corner New Jersey and C Streets
10:00 Overview of Agency
10:30 Briefing and Tour of Operations Center
11:00 Briefing and Tour of Computer Center
Atrium
11:30 Discussion of Agency Employee Benefits
Program, 7D64 HQS
(/' 12 45 Meeting with Roy Elmendorf
Associate Deputy Director for Administration
7D24 HQS
Meeting with Rae Huffstutler
Deputy Director f?tr Administration
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13:15 Lunch in Executive Dining Room
14:15 Briefing and Tour of Day Care Center
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658 FISCHER I FITHIAN
Fischer, R. Monty, legis. dir. to Rep. Peter Smith, AL-VT,
Home, 27 Bailey Ave., Montpelier, VT 05602. Born Nov. 10,
1948 in New York City to William Henry and Antoinette
Margaret (Montgomery) Fischer. Married Feb. 1, 1983 to Cheryl
Ann King. Children: Alexander Montgomery and Diana Loring.
Franklin & Marshall College, 1966-70, B.S.; Univ. of New
Hampshire, 1970-71, M.S. Career record: 1971-72, planner,
Central NH Regional Planning Commission; 1972-81, manager,
New England River Basins Commission; 1981-83, faculty, Univ.
of Vermont; 1983-86, owner, Champlain Trading Company;
1986-89, exec. dir., VT Natural Resources Council. Author:
What's Jr Worth? 1971; Champlain Maritime Society field season
report, 1983; articles published in VT Life Magazine and Aqua-
sphere (New England Aquarium). Member: Lake Champlain
Com., 1985; Soil Conservation Society of America, 1987. Inter-
ests: photography, underwater archaeology, hiking.
Fish, Jamie McLaughlin, minority counsel, Subcom. on
Surface Transportation, House Com. on Public Works and
Transportation. Home, 3079 Bridgeton Court, Woodbridge, VA
22192. Born April 20, 1951 in Washington, DC to James Franklin
and Joan Julia France Mildred (Gibbs) Fish. Married June 29,
1985 to Nancy Lou Davenport. Vanderbilt Univ., 1969-73, B.A.;
Univ. of Louisville, 1973-76, J.D.; ATO. Career record: 1976-82,
practitioner of law, associated with Rep. Gene Snyder; 1982-83,
minority counsel-oceanography, 1983, minority counsel-public
buildings & grounds and econ. development and 1983-, current
position, House Com. on Public Works & Trans. Admitted to KY
State Bar; Federal Bar for Western Dist. of KY. Licensed real
estate broker. Interests: medieval, Scottish and military history,
painting.
Fish, Nancy D., press secy. to Rep. Walter B. Jones, 1-NC.
Home, 3079 Bridgeton Court, Woodbridge, VA 22192. Born July
25, 1959 in Columbia, NC to Douglas W. and Vivian (Holton)
Davenport. Married June 29, 1985 to Jamie McLaughlin Fish.
East Carolina University, 1977-80, B.S. in political science.
Career record: 1981-, current position. Member: Methodist
Church. Interests: reading, painting, softball, tennis.
Fisher, Andrew J., press secy. to Sen. Richard G. Lugar, IN.
Home, 3625 Greenway Place, Alexandria, VA 22302. Born July
20, 1960 in Jamestown, NY to Lincoln A. and Joanna (Saxton)
Fisher. State Univ. of New York at Fredonia, 1978-82, B.S.;
Alma Mater Society, Young Republicans, secy. of FSA Corp.,
ntributing editor to The Leader. Career record: 1982, press
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sec Marie Muhler for Congress; 1983-86, deputy press secy.,
19 , exec. asst. and 1987- , current positon, all with Sen. Lugar.
[crests: running, reading, farming, baseball, Hoosier trivia.
Fisher, Gene T., legis. asst. to Rep. Albert G. Bustamante,
23-TX. Home, 209 5th St. SE, Washington, DC 20003. Born July
8, 1949 in Arlington, VA to Eugene T. and M. Maureen
(Prescott) Fisher. Married June 28, 1984 to Jane G. Sharp.
Campbell Univ., 1967-71, B.A. in history, Dean's list; N. Car.
State Univ., 1971-72; pres., Student Govt. Assn.; track and
wrestling letterman. Career record: 1974-80, staff rep., United
Steelworkers of Amer.; 1980, dir., Senior Citizens for Kennedy
'80; 1980-81, project staff and 1984, political consultant, Amer.
Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees; 1981-84,
progam rep., Natl. Council of Senior Citizens; 1985-, current
position; 1986, congressional observer, U.S.-China trade mission
and 1987, United Nations Economic Conf. for Europe. Chmn.,
Northern VA Com. on Political Educ., Greater Washington
Central Labor Council, AFL-CIO, 1979-80. Interests: tennis,
golf, automotive and home repair.
Fisher, Joseph A., minority staff dir., House Post Office and
Civil Service Committee. Home, 8313 Cedardale Dr., Alexan-
dria, VA 22308. Born Mar. 28, 1924 in Chicago, IL. to Joseph
Marion and Elizabeth Rita (Allen) Fisher. Married Sept. 4,1948
to Eleanor May Larsen. Children: Nancy Ann, JoAnn, Pamela
Ann, Joellc and Lauri Beth Northwestern Univ., 1942-43 and
1946-48. B.S., 1948; M.S., 1949. Enlisted as PVT, U.S. Army Air
Corps 1943; released as &SGT. 1915 after service in 410th
Bomber Group, 644th Bori-iber European (.ampaign
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ribbon, Dist. Flying Cross, Air Medal with 13 oak leaf clusters.
Career record: 1949-50, reporter, Dubuque (IA) Telegraph
Herald; 1950-57, reporter, and 1957-62, state capital reporter,
Rockford (IL) Register-Republic; 1962-69, political editor, Rock-
ford Morning Star and Register-Republic; 1969-70, press secy. to
Sen. Ralph T. Smith, IL; 1971-74, secy., Postal Rate Commis-
sion; 1974-, current position.
Fisher, Louis, senior specialist in separation of powers,
Government Division, Congressional Research Service, Library
of Congress. Home, 4108 Southend Rd., Rockville, MD 20853.
Born Aug. 17, 1934 in Norfolk, VA to Louis and Marjorie
(Leyden) Fisher. Children: Ellen Beckwith and Joanna Leyden.
William and Mary College, 1952-56, B.S.; Johns Hopkins Univ.,
1956-57; New School for Social Research, 1963-67, Ph.D.
Entered active duty as 2LT, U.S. Army in 1957; released as 1LT
in 1959. Career record: 1959-60, sales, Dow Chemical; 1960-61,
writer, Miles-Samuelson; 1961-63, asst. editor, Plastics Tech-
nology; 1967-70, asst. prof., Queens College; 1975-, professor,
American University, Georgetown Univ., Indiana Univ., Cath-
olic University and Johns Hopkins Univ.; 1970-, current
position. Author: President altd Congress, The Free Press, 1972;
Presidential Spending Power, r4ceton Univ. Press, .1975; The
Constitution Between Friends, V.,/lartin's, 1978; The Politics of
Shared Power, CQ Press, 1981, 1987; Constitutional Conflicts
Between Congress and the Pre.sident, Princeton Univ. Press, 1985;
Constitutional Dialogues, Princeton Univ. Press, 1988; and more
than 100 articles in professional publications. Recipient: Louis
Brownlow Book Award from Natl. Acad. of Public Administra-
ton; Natl. Distinguished Service Award from American Assn. for
Budget and Program Analysis. Member: American Political
Science Assn.; American Society for Public Admin.; Center for
the Study of the Presidency; Amer. Civil Liberties Union.
Interests: tennis, travel, writing.
Fisher, Mary IL, field rep. to Sen. Mitch McConnell, KY.
Home, 3080 Balsam Court, Edgewood, KY 41017. Born Jan. 31,
1955 in Cleveland, OH to Hugh and Elizabeth Marie (Kilbane)
Campbell. Married Aug. 20, 1977 to Pete Fisher. Children:
Rebecca Leigh, Jessica Faye and Wade Garrett. American
Univ., 1973-77, B.A. in political science and intl. service and
1977-78, M.P.A., Mortar Board, Dean's list, Student Govern-
ment, tennis team, sailing team, Big Sister Program, AUPIRG.
Career record: 1973-78, staff asst. to Rep. James V. Stanton,
OH; 1979-81, buyer, Associated Dry Goods, Cincinnati; 1981-86,
housewife. Member: Garden Club; M. K. Jr. Board; Republican
Party exec. corn.; Rotary; Republican Women's Club; Chamber
of Commerce. Interests: racquetball, tennis, antique collecting.
Fitch, Robert J., prof. staff member, Subcom. on Program &
Budget Authorization, House Select Corn. on Intelligence.
Home, 1206 Stonnell Place, Alexandria, VA 22302. Born March
2, 1948 in West Point, NY to Edward W. and Ann Marie
(O'Such) Fitch. Married December 26, 1971 to Roberta Ann
George. Child: Alexandra Susan. Univ. of Rhode Island, 1966-
70, B.A. in pol. sci., distinguished military grad.; Univ. of Dallas,
1981-83, M.B.A.; Sigma Iota Epsilon, Sigma Chi. U.S. Army
service, 1970-81; Legion of Merit, Bronze Star, Meritorious
Service Medal; MAL USAR. Career record: 1981-84, manager
of requirements, E-Systems Corp.; 1984-, current position.
Board member, National Military Intelligence Assn.
Fithian, Floyd J., chief of staff to Sen. Paul Simon, IL. Born
Nov. 3, 1928 in Vesta, NE to James and Eva Fithian. Married
Nov. 1, 1952 to Marjorie Heim. Children: Cindy, Judy and John.
Peru State College, 1951, B.A.; Univ. of Nebraska, 1955, M.A.
and 1964, Ph.D. U.S. Navy service, 1951-55; CDR, USNR (ret.).
Former assoc. prof. of Amer. history, Purdue Univ.; U.S.
Congressman from Indiana, Jan. 3, 197510 Jan. 3, 1982; 1984-,
current position.
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666 GARMAN / GEORGES
Garman, David, chief of admin. to Sen. Frank H. Murkowski,
AK. Home, 1017 Byron St., Accokeek, MD 20607. Born May 29,
1957 in Greensboro, NC to Jack D. and D. Jane (Holtzclaw)
Garman. Duke Univ.. 1975-79. B.A. (with honors), Dean's list.
Career record: 1979-80, Peace Corps, Nepal; 1980, legis. aide,
Sen. Richard Stonc, FL; 1981-85, legis. asst. to Sen. Murkowski;
1985-, current position.
Garon, Richard4.,0Jr., deputy staff dir, for the minority,
-House Corn. on Post Office and Civil Service. Home, 11526
Gunner Ct., Woodbridge, VA 22192. Born Sept. 9, 1948 in
Brorucville, NY to Richard J. and Jeane H. (Schlemmer) Garon.
Married Jan. 15, 197210 Karen Barclay. Children: Cynthia Beth
and Timothy Michael. Hartwick College, 1972, B.A. (with dept.
honors) in political science; New York University, 1975, M.A.
and 1983, Ph.D.; NYU Scholarship, 1976-77. Career record:
1977-79, legis. asst., Rep. Benjamin Oilman; 1979-83, minority
staff asst., House Corn. on Post Office and Civil Service; 1983-85,
minority staff consultant, Subcom. on Europe and the Middle
East, House Com. on Foreign Affairs; 1985-89, admin. asst. to
Rep. Benjamin Gilman, 22-NY. 1989-, current position.
Garrabrant, C. Ann, prof. staff mbr., Senate Com. on
Environment and Public Works. Home, 7211 Ridgewood Ave.,
Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Born in Washington, DC to Robert
Bayard and Elizabeth Greville (Ady) Garrabrant. Notre Dame
Colle 59-63, BA.; Georgetown University; Univ. of Edin-
Career record: 1963-65, editorial corres., Natl.
society. Member: Maryland Historical Society;
...rencalogical Society.
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Garren, Terrell T., admin. asst. to Rep. James McClure
Clarke, 11-NC. Home, 5 Chestnut Top Circle, Arden, NC 28704.
Born July 5, 1951 to John W. and Jewell Y. (Youngblood)
Garren. Married Oct. 11, 1975 to Elanor Maria Glass. Western
Carolina Univ., 1969-71, B.S. in education, 1976-78, M.A. in
education and 1978-80, M.A. in administration, Delta Sigma Phi,
National Teachers Corps, 1974, 1975. U.S. Army service,
1971-72; Expert Rifleman, Vietnam Campaign Service Ribbon.
Career record: 1975-76, teacher, Haywood County Schools, NC;
1976-77, teacher and 1977-82. asst. principal, A. C. Reynolds
Middle School. Buncombe County, NC; 1982, campaign mgr.,
State Rep. Clarke for U.S. House of Rep.; 1983-84, admin, asst.
for Rep. Clarke; 1985, tour operator; 1985-present, current
position. Member: Calvary Episcopal Church, Fletcher, NC.
Interest: Golf.
Garrett, Mark R., dist. rep. to Rep. Tony Coelho, 15-CA.
Home, 1724 Mondo Drive, Merced, CA 95340. Born Oct. 14,
1955 in Merced to Robert S. and Beverly J. (Staples) Garrett.
Married May 3, 1980 to Renee A. Pazin. Children: Heather
Renee and Brandon Mark. California State Univ., 1980-82, B.S.
in business admin. Career record 1978-82, Rep. Coelho; 1982-
present, owner, small business; 1983 - present, current position.
Selected an Outstanding Young Man of America. Member:
Knights of Columbus; Elks. Interests: billiards, skiing, reading.
Garrett, Tony L., press secy. to Sen. J. Bennett Johnston, LA.
Home, 4203 Cordell St., Annandale, VA 22003. Born February
16, 1947 in Dinuba, CA to Thomas C. and Jenola V. Garrett.
Married April 4, 1970 to Kathleen Teresa Keating. Children:
James Thomas and Kelly Teresa. Oklahoma State Univ., 1965-
66; Indiana Univ.; l'urduc Univ.. 1974-75. U.S. Army service
with 12th Special Forces Group. Career record: 1968-71, news
cd., KTOK, Okla. City; 1971-75. news editor, producer public
affairs, WIRE, Indianapolis; press secy. to Sen. Dewey Bartlett,
OK. Interests: golf, tennis, bridge.
Garvey, Edward A., Icgis. ass: to Son. Dave Durenberger,
MN. Legal res., St. Paul, MN Born to Gerald and Lou Ann
(Benshoof i Garvey. Married Ave 4. 1994 to Dana M. Lussen-
hop Drily of M:oocsota. 1979-'3 !t A.: Univ of Minnesota Law
School. l'/S3-S5.J D. Adria:Bed :7 Minnesota State Bar. Author:
Annesota Rarer Riots and Regt,...:iJn, I 97; ?\A ater Allocation
Systems in the Upper Midwest. ,npublished.
1989 CONGRESSIONAL Staff Directory
Gasldns, Bradley (Ms.), legis. asst. to Rep. Claude Harris,
7-AL. Home, 1924 38th Street, NW, Washington, DC 20007.
Born July 17, 1963 in Ann Arbor, MI to Darius W., Jr. and
Stephanie (Richardson) Gaskins. Univ. of Michigan, 1981-85,
B.A. in Spanish and social sciences. Career record: 1985-87, asst.
political liaison, Democratic Congressional Campaign Com.;
1987-, current position. Member: Alabama State Society.
Interests: travel, learning languages, skiing, politics.
Gates, Laura J., field rep. to Sen. Larry Pressler, SD. Home,
715 North Grand, Pierre, SD 57501. Born March 5, 1953 in
Pierre, SD to Wayne L. and Arlyce R. (Hasvold) Peterson.
Married June 21, 198010 Larry F. Gates. Univ. of South Dakota,
1971-73, two years secretarial course; Pi Beta Phi. Career record:
1973-74, secy./receptionist, Scientific Software Corp.; 1975-76,
secy., Div. of Elementary & Secondary Education; 1977-79,
travel agent, Big Country Travel; 1980-81, hostess, Pub N Parlor;
1981-84, secy. to Sen. Larry Pressler; 1985-, current position.
Member: Cenkota; Business and Professional Women;
Lutheran Memorial church. Interests: water skiing, camping,
fishing, travel, needlework, macrame, refinishing furniture.
Gautier, John H., admin. asst. to Rep. John Hiler, 3-IN. Born
April 4, 1951 in Chicago, IL to John H. and Toni (DeRamus)
Gautier. University of Notre Dame, 1969-73, BA. in govt.;
Stetson University, 1973-76, J.D. Career record: 1976-78, assoc.
in law firm; 1978-83, partner, Bingham, Loughlin & Meek law
firm; 1983-, current position. Admitted to Indiana State Bar,
1976. Member: Amer. and IN State Bar Assns.; American &
Indiana State Trial Lawyers Assns.; Admin. Assts. Assn.
Gebhardt, Debra A,, minority prof. staff member, House
Corn. on Public Works and Transportation. Home, 308 G St., SE,
Washington, DC 20003. Born October 24, 1959 in Chicago, IL
to Wesley and Karene (Johnson) Gebhardt. Westmont College,
1977-81, B.A. in econ. and business admin. Career record: 1982,
exec. asst. to Rep. James K. Coyne, PA; 1983, staff asst. and
1984-87, legis. asst. to Rep. Guy V. Molinari, 14-NY; 1987-,
current position.
Geiss, David W., admin. asst. to Rep. William D. Ford, 15-MI.
Legal res., Taylor, MI. Born Aug. 26, 1942 in Philadelphia, PA
to John Vincent and Mary Elizabeth (Holloran) Geiss. Married
June 6, 1982 to Jacqueline E. Jonas. Children: Dawn Marie,
David William, Jr. and Douglas Albert. Henry Ford Community
College, 1961-62. U.S. Army Reserve service, 1962-68. Career
record: 1964-75, Michigan Rivet Corp.; 1975-82, secretary-
treasurer, United Auto Workers Local 189; 1973-79, council-
man, City of Taylor. MI; 1980-81, Wayne County (MI) Charter
Commissioner; 1982-, current position.
Gelb, Bernard A., specialist in industry economics, Econom-
ics Div., Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress.
Home, 1818 Arcola Ave., Wheaton, MD 20902. Born July 29,
1931 in the Bronx, NY to Isidore and Clara (Wolf) Gelb. Married
March 18, 1961 to Leah S. Cohen. Children: Beth Deborah and
David Joseph. Vanderbilt Univ., 1949-53, B.A. (cum laude);
Columbia Univ., 1953-54, M.A.; New York Univ., 1958-62. U.S.
Army service, 1954-56. Career record: 1956-60, research asst.,
The Conference Board; 1960, research analyst, Hearst Corp.;
1960-65, editor, senior editor, Prentice-Hall; 1965-79, econo-
mist, senior economist, The Conference Board; 1979-, current
position. Co-author: Energy Consumption in Manufacturing
Ballinger, 1974; Energy Use in Mining: Patterns and Prospects,
Ballinger, 1979.
Georges, Anne M., legis. asst. to Rep. David R. Obey, 7-WI.
llome. 16 5th St., SE, Washington. DC 20003. Born Feb. 8.1961
in Waukegan, IL to Dr. Ramon P. and Frances Jeanne (Huston)
Georges. Univ. of Wisconsin, 1979-83, B.A. Career record:
1983-present, current position. Interests: equestrian sports,
dance, all outdoor activities, reading, travel.
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Scum, Jack F., admin. asst. to Rep. John Rhodes, III, 1-AZ.
Home, 5622 N. 16th St., Arlington, VA 22205. Born June 2, 1946
in Chicago. IL to Otto A. and Elsie N. (Layman) Scum. Married
Sept. 10, 1977 to Carol S. Thompson. Child: Kristin Thompson.
Southern Illinois Univ., 1969, B.A. in govt.; George Washington
Univ., 1984, M.P.A. Entered active duty as PVT, U.S. Army in
1969; released as 1LT in 1972. Career record: 1972, campaign
aide to Sen. Charles Percy, IL; 1973- 74, legis. asst. to Rep.
Alphonzo Bell, CA; 1974-75, advance work on Percy Exploratory
Comm.; 1975-76, legis. asst. to Rep. Marvin Esch, MI; 1976-80,
Washington dir., National Field Research Center; 1981-87, legis.
dir. to Rep. Cooper Evans, IA; 1987 - , current position. Author:
"A Profile of Energy Education Programs" in Meeting Energy
Workforce Needs, 1980. Recipient of the Outstanding Young
Man of 1977 award by U.S. Jaycees.
Shade, Cynthia S., legis. asst. to Sen. J. Bennett Johnston,
LA. Home, 2801 Quebec Street, NW, Washington, DC 20008.
Born October 24, 1956 to John E. and Nancy C. (Jarvis) Shade.
Georgetown Univ., 1974-78, A.B.; Catholic Univ. Law School,
1981-83, J.D. Career record: 1978-81, legis. aide to Sen.
Johnston; 1983-, current position. Admitted to District of
Columbia Bar, 1983.
Shafer, Kim Leslie, counsel, Subcom. on Consumer and
Regulatory Affairs, Senate Com. on Banking, Housing and
Urban Affairs. Born Jan. 24, 1958 in Philadelphia, PA. Vander-
bilt Univ., 1975-79, B.A., Phi Beta Kappa (junior year), Harold
Stirling Vanderbilt Scholar, Omicron Delta Kappa, Mortar
Board, Student Govt. Assn. President, Marshall Scholarship
national finalist; Corning world travel fellowship, 1979-81;
Columbia Law School, 1981-84, J.D., note editor, Charles Evans
Hughes Fellow. Career record: 1984-89, assoc., White & Case,
New York; 1988, assoc. issues dir., Dukakis-Bentsen Campaign;
1989-present, current position. Admitted to New York City and
Washington, DC Bars, 1985. Author: "Productivity and Job
Satisfaction," 4 Undergrad. Journal of Economics and Business
Administration, 13, 1978; "The Fiances as Foils," in The Mov-
iegoer, 1 Undergrad. Review 5, 1978; "The Regulation of
International Banking: An Assessment of International Insti-
tutions," 1 Marcus Wallenberg Papers, 1986; "Protectionism
and Developing Countries: The Impact on Trade and Debt," 23
Stanford Journal of International Law, 203, 1987.
Shaffer, Barbara A., legis. asst. to Rep. Frank J. Guarini,
14-NJ. Home, 1001 Massachusetts Ave., NE, Washington, DC
20002, Born Sept. 13, 1962 in Havre de Grace, MD to Roy
Eugene and Mary Elizabeth (Heaps) Shaffer. Jacksonville,
Univ., 1980-84, B.S., Dean's list, President's Honor Roll, Polit-
ical Science Society. Career record: 1984-85, sales rep., Thomas
Regional Industrial Guide; 1985-present, cuitent position. Inter-
ests: reading, local environmental issues, Facquetball, softball,
bicycling, water and snow skiing.
Shaffer, Stephen C., legis. asst. to Rep. John Myers, 7-IN.
Legal res., Terre Haute, IN. Born April 16, 1955 in Greensburg,
IN. to Dr. William R. and Nancy J. (Carroll) Shaffer. Indiana
State University, 1974-79, B.S.; 1979-80, M.A., public adminis-
tration. Named an Outstanding Young Man in America. Mem-
ber: Indiana Society of Washington, DC. Interests: travel,
photography, jogging.
Shaffran, Joan, press secy. and legis. assistant to Rep.
Anthony C. Beilenson, 23-CA. Legal residence, Los Angeles,
CA. Home, 5847 Buffalo Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91401. Born Aug.
25, 1953 in Hollywood, CA to Richard Joseph and Vera Gloria
(Davidoff) Shaffran. Child: Alexandra. Univ. of California at
Los Angeles, 1971-75, A.B. (summa cum laude), Phi Beta
Kappa; The Eagleton Inst. of Politics, Rutgers Univ., 1975-76,
MA., Eagleton Inst. Fellowship, public service internship grant
from HEW; Mortar Board, Pi Gamma Mu., Phi Alpha Theta.
Career record: 1976-77, legis. asst. to Rep. Dominick Daniels,
NJ. 1977-79, staff director, 95th New Members Caucus, House
of Rep.; 1979 - , current position. Member: UCLA Alumni
Association. Interests: film, reading, knitting.
Shanaghy, Lynette K., field rep. to Sen. Alan K. Simpson,
WY. Home, 2086 Ponderosa Way, Rock Springs, WY 82901.
Born June 15, 1956 in Benton Harbor, MI to Herbert and
Caroline (Witkoske) Tober. Married Feb. 15, 1986 to Joseph
Shanaghy. Tarrant County Junior College, 1984-87, A.A.S.
Shannon, Clifton W., admin. asst. to Sen. John Heinz, PA.
Legal res., Stoystown, PA. Born Jan. 19, 1952 in Phillipsburg, PA
to P. C. and Betty E. (Barnhart) Shannon. Dickinson College,
1969-73, B.A.; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, feature writer in The
Dickinsonian. 1975-77, Dept. of Housing and Urban Devel.,
Pittsburgh, PA; 1977-79, dist. rep. to Sen. John Heinz, PA;
1979-80, Dept. of Housing and Urban Devel., Philadelphia, PA;
1980-81, admin. asst. to PA Secretary of Labor; 1981-85, exec.
asst. and 1986 -, current position, both with Sen. Heinz. Author:
"Political TV Ads," Dickinson Alumni Magazine, Spring 1984.
Member: Pittsburghers in Washington, founding member; F&A
Mason. Interests: golf, reading, scuba diving, pinochle.
Sharbel, Kelly M., Jr., admin. asst. to Rep. John S. Tanner,
8-TN. Born Sept. 30, 1948 in Nashville, TN. to Kelly and
Margaret (Johnson) Sharbel. Married June 28, 197510 Nancy R.
Hundley. Three children. Middle Tennessee State Univ., 1966-
70, B.S.; Memphis State University, 1974-75; Amer. Univ.,
1975-77, M.S.; Sigma Nu. U.S. Army 1970-72, 1LT: Tennessee
Natl. Guard, 1973-74. Career record: 1972-73, station manager,
Airborne Freight Corp.; 1973-75, bureau chief, The Jackson Sun;
1975, planner, NW Tenn, Development District; 1976-80, legis.
asst. and 1980-89, admin. asst. to Rep. Ed Jones, TN. Member:
Congressional Staff Club; Assn. of House Democratic Press
Assistants; Administrative Assistants Assn.; Knights of Colum-
bus.
Sharman, David C., chief of staff, Com. on House Admin-
istration. Home, 4817 Bradford Dr., Annandale, VA 22003.
Born Jan. 9, 1923 in Big Springs, TX to John Walton and Alice
(Chaplin) Sharman. Married Oct. 23,1945 to Wynema Sharman.
Children: Trish, Lynda, John, Kathy and Mike. Univ. of Cali-
fornia, 1945-49, B.A.; Stanford Univ., Inst. for Organization
Mgmt., 1959, Certificate. WWII svc. in U.S. Army Air Corps;
Purple Heart. Career record: 1961-67, dir. of Wash, office and
1954-61, asst. admin. dir., Amer. Optometric Assn.; 1967-73,
natl. dir., Car & Truck Renting & Leasing Assn.; 1973-78,
president & proprietor, Sharman Assoc.; 1978-84, staff director,
Subcom. on Accounts and 1985-, current position with Com-
mittee on House Administration,
Shaw, Alan H., program manager, international security and
commerce, Office of Technology Assessment. Born Oct. 20,
1945. Polytechnic Inst. of Brooklyn, B.S. in physics, 1967; Yale
Univ., M.Ph. in physics, 1970 and Ph.D. in physics, 1974. Career
record: formerly with SRA Corp.; Congressional Budget Office;
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency; Institute for Defense
Analysis; senior analyst, Office of Technology Assessment.
Shaw, Nancy S.,-Jtc*te office dir. for Sen. Alan K. Simpson,
WY. Home, 130W. C8oper Lane, Cody, WY 82414. Born May
13, 1931 in Cody, WY to Cecil Monroe and Alice May (Gentner)
Stafford. Married Aug. 15, 1981 to Thomas Shaw. Children:
Hank Taylor, John Taylor, Michele Russell and Lynette Shultz;
stepchildren: Jody, Becky and Chyrsie Shaw. Northwest Com-
munity College, 1966-67, Dean's honor roll. Career record:
1970-78, legal secy. to Alan Simpson; 1978-80, personal secy.,
1980-83, exec. secy. and 1983-, current position, all with Sen.
Alan Simpson. Member: Cody County Snowmobile Club, secy.-
treas.; Cody High School Rodeo Club, advisor for 11 years; Park
County Oldtimers Rodeo; 1986, pres., Boot & Bottle Riding
Club; Eagles Auxiliary, 38 years; Presbyterian Church. Interests:
sewing, snowmobiling, horseback riding, gardening.
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Rifle Assn.; National Historical Society,charter member; Cong.
Staff Club. hd. of dir. 1973-70 and vice prcs. 1977: Bull
Uclihants, Jinni., 1975-78. As,istants Association.
Black, William, admin. asst. to Rcp. Jim Olin, 6-VA. Home,
405 Eleventh Street, SE, Washington, DC 20003. Burn May 21,
1953 in W. Quincy, MA to William Ii. and Helen G. (Singleton)
Black. Married Sept. 15, 1984 to Rita M. Kelliher. University of
Massachusetts, 1976-80, B.A.; Georgetown University, 1983-87,
M.P.P. Career record: 1981-86. legis. asst. to Rep. Barney Frank,
MA; 1986-, current position.
Blackburn, Cynthia A., legis. dir., Sen. Strom Thurmond,
SC. Home, 4815 S. 31st St., B-2. Arlington, VA 22206. Born
March 17, 1958 in Greenville, SC to McKinley Lee and Barbara
Jean (Crosby) Blackburn. Univ. of South Carolina, 1976-80, B.A.
(cum !nude) in political science and 1980-83, J.D.; Mortar Board,
Dean's list, president's list, Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta
Kappa, Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Eta Sigma, Zeta Tau Alpha.
Career record: 1983-85, advisory attorney-hydroelectric licens-
ing, Office of General Counsel, Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission; 1985-88, minority staff counsel, Senate Com. on
the Judiciary; 1988-, current position. Admitted to South
Carolina State Bar, 1983. Member: Northern VA Alumnae of
Zeta Tau Alpha; Arlington County Republican Corn. Interests:
running, tennis, swimming.
Blackburn, John P., legis. asst. to Sen. Terry Sanford, NC.
Legal res., Chapel Hill, NC. Home, 664 Independence Ave., SE,
Washington, DC 20003. Born Feb. 27, 1961 in Durham, NC to
Dr. John 0. and Jeanne E. (Miles) Blackburn. Duke Univ.,
1978-82, B.S. in geology (cum laude), All-Atlantic Coast Con-
ference Academic Team, Cross Country, Delta Sigma Phi. Univ.
of Texas at Arlington, 1985-86. Career record: 1981, geologist,
Integrated Drilling and Logging Co.; 1983-84, geologist, Apex
Logging Services; 1985, geologist, Western Geophysical Co.;
1986-present, current position. Interests: energy and environ-
mental policy, history, bass guitarist, track, basketball, softball,
hiking.
Blacklow, William B., press secretary to Sen. Carl Levin,
MI. Home, 6912 Oakridge Ave., Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Born
Oct. 5, 1941 to Arthur M. and Frances C. Blacklow. Married
June 21, 1969 to Susan Joyce Gamer. Ohio Wesleyan Univ.,
1959-62; Boston Univ., 1962-66, B.A. in political science.
Enlisted as seaman recruit, U.S. Navy 1967; released as YN3 in
1968 after svc. aboard the USS Glennon. Career record: 1969-70
production asst., 1970-71 asst. to producer of "Issues and
Answers," 1971-72, news writer for Howard K. Smith, all with
ABC; 1972, press secy. for NJ and PA, McGovern-Shriver
Presidential Campaign; 1973-74, writer-researcher, Joint Com-
mittee on Congressional Operations; 1975-81, admin. asst./press
secy. to Rep. Toby Mofett, Cl'; J982, press secy., Moffet for
Senate Campaign; 1983-87, presfsecy. to Rep. George Miller,
CA.; 1988 - , current position. ?-
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Blagman, Diane J., associate staff, House Com. on Appro-
priations and chief of staff to Rep. Bob Carr, 6-MI. Home, 622
C Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002. Born June 17, 1953 in New
York City to Jack and Claire (Wurmbrand) Blagman. Married
to Michael Botelho. Pace Univ., 1970-72; George Washington
Univ., 1972-74, B.A., 1980-82, dean's list, M.A. in legis. affairs.
Career record: 1974-77, legis asst. to Rep. Peter Peyser, NY;
1977, research asst., Council of State Community Affairs Agen-
cies; 1977-78, legis. asst. to Rep. Leo Zeferetti, NY; 1979-82,
legis. asst. and fed, grants coord. to Rep. Peter Peyser; 1983-,
current position.
Blair, Dan G., minority counsel, House Committee on Post
Office and Civil Service. Legal res., Joplin, MO. Univ. of
Missouri, 1977-81, B.J. and 1981-84, J.D.; Kappa Tau Alpha,
Beta Theta Pi. Career record: 1982-84, investigator, Public
Defender's Office, Columbia, MO; 1982-84, law clerk, Roberts,
Fleischaker & Scott; 1984-, current position. Admitted to
Missouri Bar, 1984; District of Columbia Bar, 1989.
Blair, David A., held rep to Rep. Pat Williams, 1-MT. Home,
P.O. Box '571, Missoula, MT 598e" Born Sept. 12, 1959 in
Aasiiingten. DC to David A and Anne ixe (vlusseirnan) Blair.
University of Montana, 1977-82, 135 in resource conservation.
Career record: 1983-, current position. Member: exec. board,
Planned Parenthood of Missoula. Interests: kayaking, skiing,
backpacking.
Blair, Peter D., program manager, energy & materials, Office
of Technology Assessment. Born Nov. 8,1951 in Pullman, WA
to Calvin and Maryanne Blair. Swarthmore College, 1973, B.S.
in engineering: Univ. of Pennsylvania, 1974, M.S., 1975, M.S.E.
and 1976, Ph.D.; Swarthmorc Scholarship (1969-71), Scott B.
Lilly Engineering Scholarship (1971-72), NSF Undergraduate
Research Fellow (1972), Ford Motor Fellowship (1975-76),
Eugene M. Lang Alumni Fellowship (1982). Career record:
1973-76, research fellow; Natl. Center for Energy Mgmt. &
Power; 1976-77, lecturer and postdoctoral fellow and 1977-84,
faculty, Univ. of Pennsylvania; 1978-84, co-founder and princi-
pal, Technecon Consulting Group, Philadelphia, PA; 1984-85,
project dir., energy & materials, OTA; 1985 -, current position.
Author or co-author: Multiobjective Regional Energy Planning,
Klewer-Nijhoff, 1979; Geothermal Energy': Investment Decisions
and Commercial Devel., Wiley, 1982; Input-Output Analysis:
Foundations and Extensions, Prentice-Hall, 1985; and over 50
reports and articles on electric power systems, commercializa-
tion of new technologies, investment decision analysis, energy
mgmt., regional anaysis and public policy. Member: Inst. of
Electrical & Electronic Engineers; Amer. Assn. for the
Advancement of Science; The Inst. of Mgmt. Sciences; Oper-
ations Research Society of America; Intl. Assn. of Energy
Economisy; Assn. of Environmental & Resource Economists;
Regional 'Science Association.
Blakely, Stephen B., press secy. to Rep. Rich..
20-IL. Legal res., Arlington, VA. Born March 15, 1951. rt..
sylvania State Univ., 1969-73, B.A. in journalism. Career record:
1973-76, writer, Legislative Information Office, Pennsylvania
House of Rep.; 1976-78, reporter, Stroudsburg (PA) Pocono
Record; 1978-79, Statehouse correspondent in Harrisburg, PA
and 1979-81, Washington correspondent, Ottaway News Ser-
vice; 1981:87, reporter, Congressional Quarterly.
Bland, F. Paul, legis. asst. to Sen. Joseph R. Biden, DE.
Home, 445 Fourth St., NE, Washington, DC 20002. Born Dec.
19, 1961 in West Palm Beach, FL to Frank Paul and Eunice
(Betlam) Bland. Married May 31, 1986 to Danielle Brian.
Georgetown Univ., 1979-83, B.A., Philodemic Debating Society;
Harvard Law School, 1983-86, J.D., president, Harvard Journal
on Legislation. Career record: 1986-87, assoc., Skadden, Arps,
Slate, Meagher & Flom; 1987-88, counsel, Senate Com. on the
Judiciary; 1988-present, current position. Admitted to District of
Columbia and Florida Bars. Author: "Problems of Price and
Transportation: Two Proposals to Encourage Competition from
Alternative Energy Sources," vol. 10, The Harvard Environmen-
tal Law Review, No. 2, 1986.
Blankenship, Julia M., legis. asst. to Rep. Michael G.
Oxley, 4-0H. Legal res., Mt. Gilead, OH. Home, 653 E. Capitol
Street, SE, No. 203, Washington, DC 20003. Born Dec. 30, 1957
in Wadsworth, OH to Fred C. and Elizabeth J. (Lehnerd)
Blankenship. Muskingum College, 1976-80, B.S. in biology;
Dean's list, news editor on coll. newspaper, F.A.D. Women's
Social Club. Career record: 1980-82, research asst. and office
manager and 1981-84, legis. analyst, Legislative Digest, House
Republican Conference; 1984-85, legis. asst. to Rep. Don Ritter,
PA; 1985-, current position. Member: Alexandria Young
Republicans, assoc. member; Capitol Hill Club; St. Joseph's
Church of Capitol Hill. Interests: sports, needle crafts, local
politics, cooking.
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1986-present, current position. Author: Erecutive Privilege; Pres-
idential Scandals From Washington To Reagan, forthcoming;
articles published in Philadelphia Bulletin newspaper, In These
Times, National Review, Washington Journalism Review,
Regardie's magazine and Fifty Plus magazine. Interests: sports,
hiking, reading.
Mitchell, Robert L., district admin. to Rep. Harold Rogers,
5 -KY. Home, 217 Hamlin, Corbin, KY 40701. Born June 15,1943
in Knox County, KY to Murrell and Opal (Sams) Mitchell.
Married Aug. 22, 1967 to Nancy Clouse. Children: Stephanie
Michelle and Jennifer Lynn. Inducted as PVT, U.S. Army in
1965; released as Sp4c. in 1967 after service during the Vietnam
conflict; awarded the U.N. Service medal. Career record:
1962-65, general electrician, Machine Shop; 1967-69, brakeman,
L& N Railroad; 1969-75, driver, United Parcel; 1975-81, grocery
owner; 1977-84, Magistrate 6th Dist., Knox Co. Member: Knox
County Housing Authority, bd. member; Cumb Valley Area
Dev., bd.; Southern Kentucky Economic Development, bd. of
directors; Tri-County Natl. Bank, bd. of directors; Rotary Club.
Central Baptist Church. Interests: golf, sports.
Modlin, Melanie A., asst. staff dir., Subcom. on Health and
Long-Term Care, House Select Committee on Aging. Home,
2000 Connecticut Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20008. Born May
3, 1955 in Washington, DC to Philip Hodgin and Rosalind
(Robinson) Modlin. Smith College, 1973-75; Univ. of North
Carolina, 1975-77, B.A., Dean's list; staff of Daily Tar lice!;
Carolina Choir. Career record: 1980-82, program asst., Natl.
Endowment for the Arts; 1982-83, press aide, House Select Corn.
on Aging; 1983-84, exec. asst., Subcom. on Health and Long.
Term Care, House Select Com. on Aging; 1984 - , current
position. Interests: reading, contemporary art.
Moe, Ronald C., specialist, American National Govt., Gov-
ernment Division, Congressional Research Service, Library of
--ngress. Home, 4700 Connecticut Ave., NW, No. 407, Wash-
ingt DC 20008. Born May 28, 1937 in San Diego, CA to
Chcsncy and Bernice (Weston) Moe. Married April 30, 1976
grace E en Tyler. Children: Steven Chesney and Cynthia
Loui ..remont Men's College, 1955-59, B.A.; Columbia
Univ., 1959-61, M.A.; 1963- 67, Ph.D., President's Fellow.
Entered active duty as 2LT, U.S. Army in 1961: released as CPT
in 1963 after service in Germany. Career record: 1967-70, asst.
prof. in govt., San Diego State Univ.; 1970-71, Office of
Economic Opportunity; 1971-72, senior policy advisor, Office of
Family Benefits Planning., Dept. of Health, Education and
Welfare; 1972-73, special asst. to dir., Executive Office of the
President, Cost of Living Council; 1973 - , current position.
Author: "Congress and the President: Allies and Adversaries,"
Good-year Publishers, 1971; "Reorganization Authority: Is It
Worth the Cost?" Political Science Quarterly, 1981; "The Hoover
Commissions Revisited," Westview Press, 1982. "Exploring the
Limits of Privatization," Public Administration Review, 1987.
Member: Academy of Political Science; National Academy of
Public Administration; exec. bd., Congregational Churches of
America.
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Moehring, Barry J., legis. asst. to Rep. Jon Kyl, 4-AZ. Legal
res., Tucson, AZ. Home, 1600 S. Eads, No. 227N, Arlington, VA
22202. Born Aug. 26, 1966 in Tucson, AZ. Univ. of Arizona,
1984-88, B.A. in political science.
Molefsky, Barry E., specialist in macroeconomics, Congres-
sional Research Service, Library of Congress. Home, 203
Yoakum Parkway, Alexandria, VA 22304. Born Jan. 18, 1950 in
Brooklyn, NY to Philip and Beatrice (Bukzin) Molefsicy. Mar-
ried Oct. 11, 1987 to Frances Ann PriVatte. Kingsborough
Community College, 1967-69, A.A.; Hunter College, 1969-72,
A.B., NY State Regents Scholarship. Career record: 1968-78,
vice pres., Rinfret Associates, Inc. Member: National Assn. of
Business Economists; National Capital Tandy Computer Users
Group (NCTCUG), bd.of dir., 1987-present, editor, NCTCUG
Newsletter.
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[Moll, Daniel R., minority staff member, House Corn. on Post
-Office and Civil Service. Legal res., Walworth, NY. Home, 502
A Street, SE, Washington, DC 20003. Born Sept. 10, 1961 in
Rochester, NY to Walter J., Sr. and Carolyn J. (Molz) Moll.
Fredonia State Univ., 1979-83, B.A. in political science; Phi
Alpha Theta. Career record: 1982, legis. aide to NY State
Assemblyman Guy J. Velella; 1983, staff asst. to Rep. Sherwood
Boehlert, NY; 1984-85, legis. asst. to Rep. Frank Horton, NY;
1986-87, press secy. to Rep. Charles (Chip) Pashayan, 17-CA;
1987-, current position. Member: Public Affairs Associates;
Republican Communication Assn.; Conservative Network; Con-
gressional Staff Club; Washington Area Recreational Baseball
League, vice-president.
Molli, Mark J., admin, asst. to Rep. Augustus Hawkins,
29-CA. Home, 4017 Cool Brooke Way, Alexandria, Virginia,
22306. Born October 16, 1954 in Landstuhl, Germany to COL
Louis Joseph and Giovanna (Zocchi) Molli. Married November
10, 1979 to Nancy Jane Klingensmith. Children: Matthew and
Jacqueline. Loyola College, 1972-76, B.A. in political science.
Career record: 1976-77, staff asst., 1978-83, legis. & press secy.
and current position, all with Rep. Augustus Hawkins, 29-CA.
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Molloy, James T., Dooidgeper of the House. Home, 12203
Pheasant Run Drive, LaurelPvlaryland 20708. Born June 3, 1936
in Buffalo, NY to Matthew and Catherine (Hayden) Molloy.
Married to Roseann Tonucci. Child: Amy. Canisius College; St.
John's Law School. Career record: 1969-74, chief, Office of
Finance, House of Representatives. Elected Doorkeeper, Dec.
2, 1974.
Montanez, Zulma Y., district dir., to Rep. Robert Garcia,
18-NY. Home, 460 E. 138th St., Bronx, NY 10454. Born Aug. 19,
1962 in Vineland, NJ to Antonio and Luz C. (Sanchez)
Montanez. Married June 14,1985 to James F. Wilcox. Douglas
College, Rutgers Univ., 1980-84, BA. in political science;
Antioch School of Law, 1984-88, J.D. Career record: 1987-88,
assoc., Richter, Alexander & Richter; 1988-present, current
position. Admitted to Pennsylvania Bar, 1988.
Mooney, J. H. (Jay), admin. asst. to Rep. Charles Bennett,
3-FL. Home, 301 G Street, SW, Washington, DC 20024. Born
Feb. 3, 1967 in Jacksonville, FL to John H. (deceased) and
Marcella Y. (Sirois) Mooney. Univ. of North Florida, 1985, B.A.;
Dean's list. Career record: 1984-85, public relations, City of
Jacksonville, FL; 1985-88, legis. asst. and 1988 -present, admin.
asst. to Rep. Charles Bennett, FL.
Mooney, Rob, senior legis. asst./district admin. asst. to Rep.
Bob Whittaker, 5-KS. Born Jan. 22, 1956 in Caney, KS to Bobby
L. and Barbara A. (Asher) Mooney. Gettysburg College, 1974-
77; American University, 1977-78, B.S. (cum laude) in political
science; Alpha Tau Omega. Career record: 1976-77, staff asst.;
1977, special asst. and 1977-78, exec. asst. to Rep. Joe Skubitz,
KS. 1978-, current position. Member: Methodist Church;
Kiwanis. Interests: hunting, golf, tennis, spectator sports.
Moore, Charles E., office mgr. to Rep. Marvin Leath, 11-TX.
Home, Box 15105, Washington, DC 20003-0105. Born Nov. 4,
1949 in Chattanooga, TN to Hugh Jacob and Ina Ruth (Hall)
Moore. Univ. of Tennessee, 1967-72, B.S. and 1975-76, M.B.A.
Career record: 1973-74 and 1976-78 mail clerk, Office of the
Postmaster; 1978, staff asst. to Rep. W. R. Poagc, TX; 1979-
present, current position.
Moore, Charles 0., counsel, House Com. on Merchant
Marine and Fisheries. Univ. of South Dakota, 1974-78, B.S.;
Univ. of South Dakota School of law, 1981-84, J.D.; London
School of Economics, United Kingdom, 1985-86, M.Sc.; Dean's
list, 1982-84. Career record: 1987-,current position. Admitted
to District of Columbia Bar, 1984; South Dakota Bar, 1986.
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Wilkins. Verna A.. ptess sec. to Sen William 'V Roth, Ji.,
DE. Legal res. Lincoln, DE. Home. 6020 Hanover Parkway,
Greenbelt, MD 20770. Born Aug. 6. 1957 in Milford, DE to
Howard E. and Julia Elizabeth (Warrington) Wilkins. Wash-
ington College, 1975-79, B.A. in English (magna cum laude),
Dean's list; Omicron Delta Kappa. Career, record: 1979-81, press
aide to Sen. Richard Stone, FL; 1981-84, asst. press secy. and
1984 -, current position with Sen. Roth. Interest: photography.
Wilkinson, Cynthia Marie, majority counsel, House Corn.
on Merchant Marine and Fisheries. Home, 2528 E South
Arlington Mill Drive, Arlington, VA 22206. Born July 30, 1948
in Galveston, TX to Covy Beard, Sr. and Frances (Anselmo)
Wilkinson. Lamar Univ., BA., 1970, Dean's list; Potomac School
of Law, J.D. (magna cum laude), 1981; Law Review; Kappa Delta
Sorority; DeJta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity. Career record:
1970-71, staff asst. to Rep. Jack Brooks, Texas; 1971-79, exec.
asst. to Rep. Mario Biaggi, N.Y.; 1979-81, research asst.,
Subcom. on Coast Guard and Navigation; 1981-89, chief counsel,
Subcom. on Merchant Marine; 1989-, current position. Admit-
ted to Supreme Court of U.S., 1985 and Superior Court, Fulton
County, GA, Court of Appeals, GA, and Supreme Court of GA
in 1982; District of Columbia Bar, 1988. Member: Federal Bar
Assn.; State Bar of GA; Daughters of the American Revolution.
Wilkinson, Paul J., press secy. to Rep. Christopher Cox,
40-CA. Legal res., Santa Ana, CA. Home, 109 C Street, SE,
Washington, DC 20003. Born July 16, 1964 in South Laguna, CA
to William Judson and Joan Marie (Thorstensen) Wilkinson.
Northwestern Univ., 1982-86, B.S.; Daily Northwestern, College
of Commerce and Industry. Career record: 1980-86, various
positions with Selco Products Company, Buena Park, CA;
summer 1984, reporter, Irvine World News; winter 1985, reporter,
Lexington Herald-Leader; 1986-87, reporter, City News Service,
Los Angeles, CA; press secy. to Rep. Robert E. Badham, CA;
1989-, current position. Member: Republican Communica-
tions Assn.; St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Santa Ana, CA.
Williams, Caroleen S., deputy staff director for the minor-
ity, Senate Special Com. on Aging. Home, 7335 Lewinsville Park
Court, McLean, VA 22101. Born Aug: 22 in Los Angeles, CA.
Married Jan, 18, 1979 to Bruce F. Williams. Child: Scott. Univ.
of Utah, B.S.; Stanford Univ., MA. Career record: 1971-73,
legis. asst. to Rep. Dominick Daniels, NJ; 1973-77, legis. asst. to
Sen. Pete Dominici, NM; 1977, minority staff dir., Senate Special
Corn. on the Aging; 1977-83, foreign service officer, Dept. of
State; 1983-85, staff dir., Subcom. on Human Services, House
Select Corn. on the Aging; 1985-87, policy analyst, Intl. Narcotics
Bureau, Dept. of State.
Williams, Charles M., admin. asst. to Rep. Jim McDermott,
7-WA. Legal res., Seattle, WA. Home: No. 114, 1916 17th St.,
NW, Washington, DC 20009. Born Oct. 11, 1946 in Gary, IN to
Charles and Albertine J. (Hunter) Williams. Univ. of Washing-
ton, 1970-73, BA. in economics; Univ. of Massachusetts,
1973-76, M.A. and Ph.C. Career record: 1977-78, economist,
Seattle City Council; 1978-82, dir., Office of Economic Dept.,
City of Seattle; 1983-87, senior budget analyst, Washington State
Senate, Ways and Means Corn.; 1988-89, campaign mgr.,
McDermott for Congress; 1989 -present, current position.
Williams, Ellen T., legis. asst. to Rep. Joe Moakley, 9-MA.
Legal res., Andover, MA. Born June 25, 1963 in Andover, MA
to John R. and Elaine (Thornton) Williams. Wheaton College,
1981-82; Villanova Univ., 1982-85, B.A. in political science;
Kappa Kappa Gamma,
Williams, Jerome W., admin. asst. to Rep. William L. Clay,
1-MO. Legal res., St. Louis, MO. Home, 1657 Tulip Ave.,
Forestville, MD 20747. Born May 14, 1928 in St. Louis, MO to
Benjamin David and Luprenia (Holliday) Williams. Married
Sept. 9, 1956 to Mattie Elizabeth Chew. Children: Jerome,
Andrea, Yvette and Karla. Stowe Teachers College, 1946-51,
BA.; St. Louis Univ., 1951-53, M.A.; Univ. of Illinois, 1956-60,
M.A., NDEA Fellow; Phi Beta Sigma. U.S. Army service,
1953-55. Career record: 1951-71, educator. Author: "Social
Dynamite," MO Soli! Te,-;:cr Journal. Member: National Edu-
cation Assn.; Missouri State and St. Louis Teachers Assns.;
National Assn. of Curriculum Development; Administrative
A;sistants Assn.
Williams, Joyce F., staff asst. to Rep. Ronald Dellums, 8-CA.
Born in Atlanta, GA to Nathaniel and Rowena (Sherman)
Williams, Tennessee State Univ.; Florida A&M Univ., B.S.;
Howard Univ., M.SW; Alpha Kappa Alpha. Career record:
social worker; legis. aide to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, MA; legis.
aide to Rep. Ronald V. Dellums, CA; program asst. to assoc. dir.,
District of Columbia Dept. of Human Resources; dir., CA
Resources; dir./manager, New Image Child Development Cen-
ter; issue specialist, White House Conference on Families.
Named an Outstanding Young Woman of America, 1979.
Member: bd. mbr., District of Columbia Repertory Company;
Black Women's Agenda; board member, Green Door; New
Image Child Development Center, president of the board.
Interests: performing arts, creative writing, political organizing,
reading, visual arts.
Williams, M. Joyce, dist. coordinator to Rep. Bill Alexander,
1-AR. Home, Route 2, Box 478, Bono, AR 72416. Born July 24,
1934 in Tyler, MO to Raymond and Margaret E. (Sanders)
Northcutt. Married Dec. 27, 1953 to James H. Williams. Child:
Teresa Jo Watkins. Jonesboro, Business College, 1952-53,
business/secretarial; Arkansas State Univ., 1970-71, 1972 and
1980. Career record: 1953-55, exec. secy, Detroit Natl. Guard;
1955-59, bookkeeper, Wood Real Estate; 1960-62, factory,
General EItctric; 1962-63, dir., Nancy Taylor Charm School;
1963-73, prod. and cont. planner, ADT, Jonesboro, AR; 1973-,
various positiins with Rep. Bill Alexander, 1-AR. Member:
Altrusa ClubrBeta Sigma Phi; OES; Walnut Street Southern
Baptist Church. Interests: painting, entertaining, sewing, pho-
tography, swimming, softball, walking.
Williams, Steven W., minority staff asst., House Corn. on
Post Office and Civil Service, and Commission on Congressional
Mailing Standards. Home, 1117 Rutlandview Drive, Davidson-
ville, MD 21035. Born April 1, 1954 in Claremore, OK to Joseph
E. and Irene (Foreman) Williams. Married March 31, 1984 to
Deborah L. Carl. Child: John S. Missouri Southern State
College, 1972-75 and 1976-77, B.A. Career record: 1975-76 and
1977-81, legis.-asst. to Rep. Gene Taylor, MO; 1981-, current
position. Member: Van Buren Baptist Church; Missouri State
Society; Newton County, Missouri Republican Central Corn.,
1974-77.
Williams, Thomas B., senior prof. staff member, Senate
Com. on Energy and Natural Resources. Home, 1537 Forest
Lane, McLean, VA 22101. Born June 12, 1948 in Joplin, MO.
Married to Elizabeth A. Moler. Child: Blake. Trinity Univ.,
1966-70, B.A.; Washington State Univ., 1970-72, M.A.
Willis, Minnie L., secy. and office manager to Rep. Charles
A. Hayes, 1-IL. Home, 9039 S. Merrill Ave., Chicago, IL 60617.
Born May 5, 1932 in Erie, PA to Jeff and Minnie D. (Smith)
Clanton. Married June 27, 1964 to Timothy J. Willis. Children:
Timothy, Jr. and Diedra Lynn. Career record: 1964-67, traffic
secy., VVVON Radio; 1967-69, traffic secy. and public relations,
WGRT Radio; 1983-, current position. Interests: cooking,
knitting, puzzles.
Willis, Roy W., staff dir, and counsel, Subcom. on Coast
Guard and Navigation, House Com. on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries. Legal res., Houma, LA. Born March 5, 1950 in
Beaumont, TX to Ernest S., Sr. and Betty Ruth (Miller) Willis.
Married Sept. 26, 1975 to Margaret-Mary Serpas. Children:
Anna Katherine, Grace Elizabeth, Claiborne Joseph and
Margaret-Mary. Nicholls State Univ., 1973-77, B.A. in commu-
nications art; Louisiana State Univ. Law School, 1977-79, J.D.,
Moot Court Board; Phi Delta Phi, Alpha Psi Omega. U.S. Navy
service, 1968-72. Career record: 1975-77, president of advertis-
ing agency; 1977-80, legis. asst., LA Legislature; 1980-87, admin.
asst. to Rep. W. J. Tauzin, LA; 1987-88, staff dir., Subcom. on
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