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MONITOR PUBLISHING CO. Congressional Yellow Book Jodie Scheiber, Editor BrianJ, Combs, Assistafit Editor Rocquelle A. Jeri, Editorial Associate Louis Isidora, President and Publisher Donald/L Petrie, Chairman of the Board James E. Marsh, Chairman, Executive Committee Robert C. Townsend, Chairman, Finance Committee Credits Typography b~ Circle Graphics, Harmans, M d~ Photo CrecYtta--Twin Lens Phota: Reds. Bartlett and Kemp. Wayne K. Hill, Jr.: Rep. Flipt~. ]oseph Neumayer: Re~. Manton. Stan Barouh: Rc~s. Atkins, Bad.ham, Berman, Daniel. Don Edwards, Hopkins. Jacobs, Tom F. Lewis, Lloy~ Loft, McHugh, Mc.Millan, Michel, Mollohan, Panetta, Shuster, D.F. Slaughter, Jr., Stangeland, Sweeney, To~celli, Vento, Walgren, Weaver. Brad Madtel: Senators Bentsen, Biden, Johnston, Kennedy, Pell. Proxmire, Roth, Specter. Copyright 1987, © Congressional Yellow Book. No portion of .t~i.'s publication may be reproduced in any form wtmtsoever without pr~ written permassig~n fr0,r/a Printed in the United States o[ America Library of Congress C~tj/iiJi~inll.'.m, Pubfication Data, Congressional Yellow Book ISSN 0191-1422 Washington, DC 20~34, and 104 Fifth Aver~u~ New York, NY 10011. Annual Subscription:S112 phas $10 postage/handling. Additional sub- scriptions .d~liver .e~l ..t~o.t/~a~n, e individual and address available for only $70 per ye~pl~s'$]O ~t~g~" g. Sec6nd-das~postage paid at Washington, D.C., and additional ma/ling oft/ces. • POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: Congress'~nud Yellow Book, Monitor Pab-SAldri~ ~o.'-~ 1301.. Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W., Suite 1000, Washington, DC 20004. For zddit/onal information, and information about other Monitor PubLisking Co. pubLications, if, ease call the Business Office at (2023 347-7757. T103630019

ACTION ON THE H|LL December 17, 1987 In our continued efforts to respond to subscriber suggestions, we have added the following infor- marion to your Congressional Yellow Book: • ZIP Codes by CongressionaIDistrict (pages 1 through 18, following the State Delegations and District Maps pages). In this connection, a favor, please: As is the case in working with thousands of numbers, these pages may not be error-free. If you should spot an inaccurate or omitted ZIP code, we would very much appreciate your letting us know. • Facsimile (FAX) numbers for Members' offices, where they have been provided by those offices. You will find them listed on pages I-1 through I-4 and II-1 through ll-9. • California, 42~IDislrictmRep. Daniel E. Lungren (R) has been nominated as California State Treasurer. If the State Legishture does not cast a negative vote by the end of February 1988, Representative Lungren w~1611 the remainder of the term of the hteJesse Unruh (to, 1990) and a special election will be called to elect a new 42nd District Representative. (Lungren s departure from the Congress would mean minority vacancies on the Judiciary and Select Intelligence Committees.) If the outcome is unfavorable, Representative Lnngren will retain his House Seat~ • Lou/s/ana, 4th D/sh/ctuRep. Buddy Roemex (D), who was elected Louisiana Governor on October 24th, will resign from the Congress the day of his March 14th sweating in. At press time, it was anticipated that an open primary will be held on Super Tuesday (March 8th). If no candidate wins ~0-plus-1 percent of the primmT vote, a runoff election will be held in early April. (Committee majority vacancies: Banking and Small Business.) • Tennessee, 5th District--A special election will be held on January 19th to fill the vacancy created by the October 5th resignation from the Congress of former Rep. Wdliam Hill Boner (D), following his election as Mayor of Nashville. REMEMBER: Member changes mean location changes. Call before visiting. Remember also that Member telephone numbers do not change: E.g., The Tennessee 5th District telephone number will always be 225-4311, no n~at~er'w,ho t~lds the~ ,. :',~,.;~,:.,~.~. _On Decembe..r 10th,.the House adopted__H.. R.es. 330, extending the.life,~f.it~,~ _h~._t~om~. "t~e,. To . Investigate ~overt Arms Transactions With lran to March 1, 1988. The extension was voten to " • enable staff to complete publication of documents for both committees and to organize records for::>~:~.~ .:.. :,,.~ -...::,: al~hival storage. ~" :<,5~ .t.lk~ ~.~:.~.,~,: At press time, it was anticipated that the work of the Senate Select Conm~.te.,e o_~. S~e.cret. Mlli .tygT .. Assistance to Ixan and the Nicaraguan Opposition will terminate by the ehd bf J~'.!9~.._'_." "-~:'~ :' .e,n,..~ ~:: We have deleted these committees from the Members Committee Assignments h~ S~ct~6~ ~['~=[~l-" :~'~;~. ~':" II, but have retained them in Sections III and IV. "~.-, ,,. The Committees' report, Report o/the Congressional Commi~tees"l~ves~/ -~'ng~,e;Iran-Contra'Affair=:~ (S. Rept. 100-216/H. Rept. 100-433) is available from the Goverrm~eat .Printhig~t~ce (se~rpages "C:A v11-20 and 21) ...... "": "" ?,~', .: :~:,.~ ~'~ !,~- ~,.~):~ , • The Senate Foreign Relations Committee today estabfished a Special Subcomm~t~e~.n ~/~ ~'.0w~ ..e~ (see page 111-35). . . . - i .............. .c . ~;.- © Ccr.gr,~si.~r.al Yell~wBc~k Brmter lg87--88 T103630020

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CONGRESSIONAL YELLOW BOOK Master Table of Contents Note: Detailed contents appear at the beginning of each numbered section. Useful Telephone Numbers ....................................... v Lists important congressional and congressionally related telephone numbers and a descrip- tion of available information. How to Use the Congressional Yellow Book ...................... vii Includes an illustration of information contained in Sections I and II (see below) and a listing of office locations for the Senate, House and Capitol. Map of Capitol Hill .............................................. ix State Delegations and District Maps .............................. 1 These maps, which delineate each district, are printed alphabetically by state. Senators are listed in order of seniority, Representatives by district number. ZIP Codes by Congressional District .... ........................... 1 Section I: Senators and Staffs ................................... I-1 "" Senators are listed alphabetically. In the event of vacant seats, listings appear at the end of the section- (See "How to Use the Congressional Yellow Book," pages ~ and viii,) Section II: Representatives and Staffs .......................... If-1 Representatives are listed alphabetically. In the event of vacant seats, listings appear at the end of the section. Contains the same information as Section I, in a slightly different format and with a few modifications. (See "How to Use .... "pages vii and viii.) Section III: Senate Committees ...................................... III-1 Standing committees are listed alphabetically, followed by select and sp~ci~,~bmmi~tees (also , • listed alphabetically). Included under each full committee entry: full c6m~rfittee".h,~'isdiction; membership; key staff aides, theirpositlons and, where possible, their ~eas of legislative. :, responsibility. (See"HowtoUse...,"pagesviiandvili.) ' '" ' :: ~ :" , ..: "r:. : . -~- ~' .'~: ~L'. Section IV: House Committees .......... ':,..,... .... ~.~ ,. .... -,,,...,~. ,.., ..... ~,~...-.:~ Format and information categories are the same as for Section ~ with:the f011owing dons: (1) the House does not have special committees: and (2) some House Committees have .,. task forces and panels in addition to or in lieu of subcommittees. ... ~..fi : , . .~ . ./ . Section V: Joint Committees ................... ~ ....... ::.: ~'. ::~!.,'.;': .V~I Format andirfformationcategofiesarethesameasforSection'l~L ~ " ~ " " :: "~" ~: :" "- ..,~ ,r.: !:'. ::[- ,~,. Section VI: Leadership and Member Organizations .... ~.. ~-;:: .:+.:~ V~I:I Includes (1) Senate and House leadership and party-related organizations; (2) iRfomlal. ~u- cuses, coalitions, task forces; and (3) bicameral groups. : : ..... Section VII: Congressional Support Agencies, ~ .-.,:-,. : ~, ......... ....,. :,VII-1 Lists senior personnel in the following congressional support arms:/t, rchitect of the Capitol,% : : Biomedical Ethics Board, Botanic Garden, Congressional Budget Office, Copyright Royalty Tribunal, General Accounting Office, Government Printing Office, L~rary of Congress, Office of Technology Assessment- I ~ C~T.Yellt~ B~k T!03630022

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Useful Telephone Numbers United States Congress Over the years, Corgressb'nal Yellow Book legishtive staff members have developed a list of telephone numbers found to be useful in tracking bills and resolutions through the lawmaking process. (For position papers and legislat/ve prospects, we suggest you contact individual groups--Environmental and Energy Study Conference, Arms Control and Foreign Policy Caucus, etc.--that are listed in Section VI.) Also listed below are several useful telephone numbers that are not rehted to the legislative process. UnRed States Senate Office Number Kind of Information Available Cloakrooms: Democratic ............................ 224-469114791 .......... Sc.hedul£ug inforn'mtion, floor action Republican .................................. 224-6191 .......... Schedul/ng information, floor action Cloakroom Tapes: Democratic ................................. 224-8541 .......... Recordings of floor act/on and scheduling information Republican .................................. 224-8601 .......... Recordings of floor action and schedul/ng information *Daily Digest ................................... 224-2658 .......... Scheduling and results of Senate committee meetings: floor action *Document Room (SH-BO4) ...................... 224-7860 .......... Availability of bRls, reports, public laws *Enrolling Clerk ................................ 224-6250 .......... Status of bill (i.e., whether signed and sent to White House) *Executive Clerk ............................... 224-4~I .......... Treaties, nominations, executive commu~c~tioas .Legislative Counsel ............................ 224-6461 .......... Draft le~sladon for Senators, committees *Libz-a~T (Members and their staffs only) ............ 224-2971 .......... Current bill status; legislative reference 224-7106 .......... General reference Majority Leader ............................... 224-5556 .......... Scheduling information, procedure Majority Whip ................................. 224-2158 ........... Whip Notices Med~ Periodical Press G~ery ....................... 224-0265 ) Press Photographers' Gallery .......... 224-6548 ~ ........ The Galleries sere as headquarters for journalists coveting the Senate; Re(tie-Television Gallery .............. 224-6421 | their off~:ials issue press passes Se~mte Press Gallery ................. 224-0241 ) Associated Press ............................ 828-6490 United Press International ..................... 898-8077 Minority Leader ............................... 224-3135 .......... Schedul~ng/n~ormation Repub~m Legislative Schedul/ng Of~ce ......... 224-5456 .......... Scheduling infommtion ~ Whip ................................. 224-2708 .......... Whip Notices *Parl~entadan ................................ 224-6128 .......... Procedural q-estk~s Fersenne| Locator ............................. 224-3207 **Placement Office .............................. 224-9167 .......... Employment opportunities in the Senate Policy Committees: Democratic ................................. 224-5551 .......... Legislative scheduling Republican .................................. 224-2946 .......... Procedure **Postmaster of the Senate ........................ 224-6353 Secretary of the Senate ......................... 224-3622 .......... Calendars, memhership rosters, committee and subcommittee lists ~l'hese offices axe under the auspices of the Secretary of the Senate. **These offices are under the auspices of the Senate Sergeant at Arms. United States House of Representatives Office Number Kind of Information Available Clerk of the House ............................. 225-70¢0 .......... Memhersh~p rosters, committee and subconm~ttee memher~hip lists Cloakrooms: Democratic ................................. 225-7330 .......... Scheduling/nfurmafien, floor action Repub~3~an. ................................. 225-7350 .......... Scheduling information, floor action v Ti03630024

Number Kind of Information Available C~o~a'ocm Tapes: Democratic ................................. 225-7400 .......... Record~gs of floor action updated as it occurs 225-1600 .......... Democratic legislative program; t~pe recording of future legislative sch~,~=Ie Repu~2c~n. ................................. 22S-7430 .......... Recv~Iings of floor action updated as it occurs 225-2020 .......... Republican legislative program: tape recording of future legislative *Da//.v D~-~st ................................... 225-2868 .......... Scheduling and results of House committee meetings; floor action Democratic Caucus ............................ 226-3210 .......... Schech.~ng information, posit~ons, legislative prospects Democratic Steering and Pol/cy Committee ......... 225-8550 .......... Committee assigrm~nts, party legislative program Democratic Study Group ........................ 225-$858 .......... Weekly summatT of pending legislation Docum~t Room CH-226 Capitol) ................. 225-34,56 .......... Av-~ilability of I/~ls, reports, public laws, and c=Jendars Law Revision Counsel ...................... 226-24].]. .......... U.S. Co~e revlaioa, enactment of codes into law Legislative Coansel ............................ 225-6060 .......... Draft legislation for Representatives, committees *L~z-d_ry' ...................................... 225.0462 .......... Legislative history ]V~ority Leader ............................... 225-6804 .......... Scbedullng information Majority ~ ................................. 225-3130 .......... Whip Notices House Press Gallery .................... 225-394516722 1 Periodical Press Gallery ............... 225-294]./91S51' " ....... The Galieries serve as headqnarters for journalists covefin~ ~e House; Radio-Television Gallery ................... 225-$214 their officials issue press passes Associated Press ....................... 828-6480/6483 Unked Press International ............. 898-8083/225-?'6].9 Minority Leader ............................... 225-0600 .......... Republican positions Minority Whip ............................ 225-0197/2800 .......... Whip Notices Parliamentarian ............................ ;.., 225-7373 .......... Procedural questions *]Personnel Locatar ............................. 225-65].5 *Placemen~ office ............................... 226-6?'3]. .......... Employment opporttmities in the House Posmmster of the House ........................ 225-3856 Republican Co~ferance ......................... 225-5].07 .......... Schedtding information, positions, legislative prospects Republican Policy Commktee .................... 225-6168 .......... Position papers on selected pending issues Republican Research Committee .................. 225-08?']. .......... Background on issues affecting legislatiou Speaker's Rooms .............................. 225-2204 .......... Scbedaling and procedural information *These offices are under the auspices of the Clerk of ~ House. Miscellaneous General Numbers Office Number Kind of Information Available Capitol Swi~ ............................ 224-312]. .......... Telephone numbers for offices in Senate, House, and Capitol Congre~ionaI Record Index ...................... 275-9009 .......... Legislative history GAO Documents Handling ....................... 275-6241 .......... Availability and ordering of GAO reports and legal decisions Government Printing Office Order Desk ........... 783-3238 .......... General materials, including back issues of Congressional Record FederalRegistor, Statutes Unit ................... 523-5230. Public Laws Update Serv/ee (PLUS) ............. 525.6641. *Legislative Information (LEGIS) .................. 225-1772. Library of Congress: Congressional Research Service ................ 287-5700 Copyright Information ........................ 479-0700 Law Library Reading Room .................... 287-5079 PhoRxiuplicafion Service ...................... 287.5640. Telephone Reference Assistance ............... 257-6822 ......... Public law numbers, statutory references ......... A 24-hoar-a-day update recording about public laws signed too recently for inclusion by Statutes UniL Gives tide, number, statutory reference, date of signature. ......... Legislative status information for House and Senate bills ......... information on duplicating materials unavailable ~rom document ro~ms, committees, etc. *This office is under the auspices of the Clerk of the House. © C~,~'ess~.~l Yellow Book T103630025

How to use the Congressional Yellow Book Tl~e Congress~r,a~ Y¢l~uBook has been designed to ~ as s~ple to use as State Delegatio~ ~d Dis~ct S~te De~o~ ~e ~t~ ~p~y by s~te. ~rs ~e o~er of ~, Repr~en~es by ~ B~d ~es on ~ d~eate con~e~io~ ~s~ ~cfion I ~ Se~m~ ~d St~ (~e co~n~g n~ on e~- ple bd~). (1) ~ fo~ of a M~s ~e U~, D~ Do~ J~) is ~ted ~ ac- cor~ce ~ ~e pref~ence of ~ Mem~r. Plea~ note ~t ~ to ~ a "proof" ~e ~y ~ h~ ~ ~co~ecL (E~ple: Rep. D~ B~on's ~en ~t ~e is D~y~t D~d.) Jim Sasser " D-Tennessee • Reelec~on Year:. 19B8 . Begs.Service: 1977 , $R.363 Resseg Senate O~ce Bu~k~g 20510-4201 (20~) ~24.3344 BIOGRAPHICA~ Ho~e: F.~uc.: B.~./J.D., (2)~, (3}~-,.. (4)---~ (5) ~ (6) ~ Vanded~.k U. Prof.: Attomey RcL: Metlmdlst (8) (2) Polil~tl pax'W and state repr ~esented. (3) Reelection Ye.~-: Senators ~e el~ ev~ Em ye~ (4) Be~ S~ce: More ~ one en~ ~tes no~on~uous ~ce. (5) O~ I~o~ ~e e~ed on ~e n~ ~. (6) ~ofes~om Ref~s to ~jor ~ea(s) o[ ~r concen~fion prior to e~on m ~ent o~c~ (~ ~s~five ~s~n~ Co~R~ ~e ~st~ ~ ~ su~- ~s, w~re ~pp~b~, ~ ~en~s~. ~w~ o~c~ pre~er not to des~m s~c ~ for ~e~ le~s~ve s~. (8) O~er P~i~ns: ~ ad~fio~ ~ ~ble, ~d~ s~ telephone n~s ~e ~ven ~en ~ey ~er ~m ~e ~ o~e n~r. KEY STAF~ AIDES Nam~ Poe|tion Legislative Responsibility Doug ~ A~. ~u D~ M~ S~ ~. (61~) W~ C~y ~. ~. J~ Wa~ter ~ Asst. ~. HHS. Vete~s. M~ M~ ~E ~IG~ Com~t~ ~t. ~ ~ht~ A~ • C~ce. J~e. ~ S~. ~ No w~ Su~ ~ ~vc~s • ,,- (7) ©C~gressior.al~B~ TI03630026

I How to Use the Congressional Yellow Book--c~nt'd. Section H ~ Representatives ~nd Sk~s • ~ ~ ~ of ~o~ D~ D~ F~. • ~on y~ is no~ ~dud~: it ~ ~ ~e for ~ Repre~nm~ (evew ~o . ~tt~ Assi~: Co~tt~s ~e ~ ~ ~ld ~; summ- it.s, ~k forces ~d ~eB ~ ro~. ~ions ~, ~ ~d V-- ~te, Hou~ ~d Joint Co~htees - M~s of e~ co--tee ~e ~t~ re~est~ o~e~. No~ Hou~ Budget Co~R~ ~d ~k~ Co~- t~s on C~en ~d H~ger ~ve ~sk for~s ~tead of su~Rees. • Hou~ rusk forces ~d ~els of ~e ~~s. ~o~ ~ ~e pm of a su~o~Ree ~e Rsted ~ ~t su~o~tt~. - S~o~u~ telephone n~bers ~er ~om ~o~ of ~e ~ co.tree. -~d~ s~ telephone n~rs ~d l~ans ~e ~ven where app~ble. ~tion Vl -- ~adem~p. Pa~ ~d Mem~r Org~i~tions ~dudes ~e foHo~g ~o~on: ~ ~te ~d House leadem~p ~d ~-related oration. - ~te ~d House ~o~ ~ucus~, ~sk forces, co~ona, etc. ~e~ ~o~ ~o~s ~e ~ces of Mem~rs ~t~g ~ ~y ~. - B~e~ orisons, w~ ~ve Mem~rs ~om bo~ ~e Hour. ~cfion VII ~ Congressional Sup~ Agencies Lis~ ~or ~r~el ~ ~ ~o~o~g con~essio~ su~ ~s: • ~inm~ E~cs Bo~d - Bo~c G~den - Cor~essio~ Budget O~c • Cop~t Ro~W T~b~ • ~ns~ Acco~g O~ce - Gov~e~ ~g O~ce • O~ce of Te~olo~ ~ssmen~ t~O~ .OF omce BUILDIN~ ~n~e .... Dir~en Se~e~ce B~l~.g (DSO~) ~i~t S~et and Co~sfi~tion ~ve~e, N.~. ~m n~be~ cun~ d~ee ~ p~ by "SD-". ~e ~st ~t " ~es ~ D~. ~ Senate O~ce ~uilding ~coad S~z ~d Constitution ~ven~e, ~.~. ~s ~e ~us~]l Senate ~ce Building (RSOS) ~m .~rs con~ ~ House Cannon Hwase Office Buildlng {CHOB) First Street told Independence Avenue, S.E. Room numbers con~ three digits, the ~st of wi-Ech si~es th~ floor. Longworth Ho~se Office Building (LHOB) Independence and New Jersey Avenues, S.E. Roan numbers contain four d~gits, the first of whi:h is "1". The second digit signi~es the floor. Exception: Basement room numbers begin with "B." Rayburn House Office Building (RHOB) Independence Avenue and South Capitol Street, S.W. Room numbers contain four digits, the first of whkh is "2". The second digit sign~es the floor. Exception: Basement room numbers begin with "B." House Office Building Annex No. 1 (HOB Anx. I) 300 New Jersey Avenue, S.E. Room numbers contain three digits, the first digit of which signif~s the floor. House Office Building Annex No. 2 (HOB Anx. If) Second and D Streets, S.W. Room numbers contain three digits preceded by "H2-': The first digit signifies the floor. Capitol Between Independence Avenue, S.E., .and Constitution Avenue, N.E. "S-" before a room number indicates an office located in the Senate wing of the Capitol. "H-" before a room number indicates an office located in the House wing of the Capitol. Congressional Support Agencies See Section VII for office addresses. TELEPHONE NUMBERS (202) 224-3121mCapitol Switchboard. Use th/s number for offices in the Senate. House or Capitol not listed in this directory. The area code for air numbers is 202, unless otherwise specified. ADDRESSING MAIL TO SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES 20510+Four (found on ~he contents pages and on each Senator's page in Section D should be used for all correspondence directed to the U.S. Senate. Room numbers should not be used in addressing mail. 20515+Four (found on the contents pages ~d on each Representative's page in Secdon ID should be used for ~11 correspondence directed to the U,S. House of Representatives. Room numbers should not be used in Examples: Honorable Brock Adams United States Senate WashinTon, DC 20510-4703 Hooor~le Gary L. Ackerman United States House of Representatives Washin~on. DC 20515-3207 Winter 1987-88 © Congressio~,al Yellz~ B~k T103630027