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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ON COMMITTEES

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

JANUARY 22, 1975

9:30A.M. 1301 LONGWORTH HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING '

The Republican Committee on Committees recommends for the 94th

Congress the following Committee assignments:

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Digitized from Box 8 of The John Marsh Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library

COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS - 94th CONGRESS

AGRICULTURE

1. WAMPLER~ William C. 2. SEBELIUS~ Keith G. 3. FINDLEY~ Paul 4. THONE, Charles 5. SYMMS, Steven D. 6. JOHNSON, James P. 7. MADIGAN, Edward R. 8. PEYSER, Peter A. 9. HECKLER, Margaret

10. JEFFORDS, James M. 11. KELLY, Richard 12. GRASSLEY, Charles E. 13. HAGEDORN, Tom 14. NOORE, W. Henson III

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

APPROPRIATIONS

CEDERBERG, Elford A. MICHEL, Robert H. CONTE, Silvio 0. SHRIVER, Garner E. McDADE, Joseph M. ANDREWS, Mark TALCOTT, Burt L. EDWARDS, Jack McEWEN, Robert C. MYERS, John T. ROBINSON, J. Kenneth MILLER, Clarence E. COUGHLIN; Lawrence YOUNG, C. W. Bill KEMP, Jack ARMSTRONG, William L. REGULA, Ralph S. BURGENER, Clair

ARMED SERVICES

l. WILSON, Bob 2. DICKINSON, William L.· 3. WHITEHURST, G. William 4. SPENCE~ Floyd 5. TREEN, David C. 6. 01 BRIEN, George M. 7. BEARD, Robin L. 8. MITCHELL, Donald J. 9. HOLT, Marjorie S.

10. DANIEL, Robert W., Jr. 11. HILLIS, Elwood 12. HINSHAW, Andrew J. 13. SCHULZE, RichardT.

Virginia Kansas Illinois Nebraska Idaho Colorado Illinois New York Massachusetts Vermont Florida Iowa Minnesota Louisiana

Michigan Illinois Massachusetts Kansas Pennsylvania N. Dakota California Alabama New York Indiana Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Florida New York Colorado Ohio Ca 1 i fornia

California Alabama Virginia S. Carolina Louisiana Illinois Tennessee New York Maryland Virginia Indiana California Pennsylvania

BANKING, CURRENCY, AND HOUSING

1. JOHNSON, Albert W. 2. STANTON, J. William 3. BROWN, Garry 4. WYLIE, Chalmers P. 5. ROUSSELOT, John H. 6. McKINNEY, Stewart B. 7. CONLAN, John B. 8. HANSEN, George 9. SCHULZE, RichardT.

l 0. GRAD I SON, ~~i 11 i s D. 11. HYDE, Henry J. 12. KELLY, Richard 13. GRASSLEY, Charles E. 14. FENWICK, Millicent

BUDGET

1.' LATTA, Delbert 2. CEDERBERG, Elford A. 3. SCHNEEBELI, Herman T. 4. BROYHILL, James T. 5. CLAWSON, Del 6. HASTINGS, James F. 7. SHRIVER, Garner E. 8. CONABLE, Barber B., Jr.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ·

1. GUDE, Gilbert 2. HARSHA, William H. 3. McKINNEY, Stewart B. 4. BIESTER, Edward G., Jr. 5. RAILSBACK, Tom 6. DANIEL, Robert W., Jr. 7. 8.

Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Ohio California Connecticut Arizona Idaho Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Florida Iowa New Jersey

Ohio Michigan Pennsylvania N. Carolina California New_!York Kansas . New York

Maryland Ohio Connecticut Pennsylvania Illinois Virginia

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EDUCATION AND LABOR HOUSE ADMINISTRATION

l. QUIE, Albert H. Minnesota l. DICKINSON, William L. Alabama 2. ASHBROOK, John M. Ohio 2. DEVINE, Samuel L. Ohio 3. BELL, Alphonzo California 3. CLEVELAND, James C. New Hampshire 4. ERLENBORN, John N. Illinois 4. WIGGINS~ Charles E. California 5. ESCH, Marvin L. Michigan 5. BUTLER, M. Caldwell Virginia 6. ESHLEMAN, Edwin D. Pennsylvania 6. BURKE, J. Herbert Florida 7. PEYSER, Peter A. New York 7. HOLT, ~1arjorie S. Maryland 8. SARASIN, Ronald A. Connecticut 8. MOORE, W. Henson III Louisiana 9. BUCHANAN, John H., Jr. Alabama

10. JEFFORDS, James M. Vermont 11. PRESSLER, Larry S. Dakota INTERIOR & INSULAR AFFAIRS 12. GOODLING, William F. Pennsylvania 13. SMITH, Virginia Nebraska 1. SKUBITZ, Joe Kansas

2. STEIGER, Sam Arizona ·3. CLAUSEN, Don H. Ca 1 i fornia ·

FOREIGN AFFAIRS 4. RUPPE, Philip E. Michigan 5. LUJAN, Manuel, Jr. New Mexico

l. BROOMFIELD, William S. Michigan 6. SEBELIUS, Keith G. Kansas 2. DERWINSKI, Edward J. Illinois 7.? STEELMAN, Alan Texas 3. FINDLEY, Paul Illinois 8. KETCHUM, William M. California 4. BUCHANAN, John H., Jr. Alabama 9. YOUNG, Don Alaska 5. BURKE, J. Herbert Florida 10. BAUMAN, Robert E. Maryland 6. duPONT, Pierre S. Delaware 11. SYMMS, Steven D. Idaho 7. WHALEN, Charles W., Jr. Ohio 12. JOHNSON, James P. Colorado 8. BIESTER, Edward G., Jr. Pennsylvania 13. LAGOMARSINO, Robert J. California 9. WINN, Larry, Jr. Kansas 14. S~1ITH, Virginia Nebraska

10. GILMAN, Benjamin A. New York 11. GUYER, Tennyson Ohio 12. LAGOMARSINO, Robert J. California INTERSTATE. AND FOREIGN C0~4~1ERCE -, ..

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1. DEVINE, Samuel L. Ohio GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS 2. BROYHILL, James T. N. Carolina

3. CARTER, Tim Lee Kentucky 1. HORTON, Frank New York 4. BROWN, Clarence J. Ohio 2. ERLENBORN, John N. Illinois 5 .. SKUBITZ, Joe Kansas 3. WYDLER, John W. New York 6. HASTINGS, James F. New York 4. BROWN, Clarence J. Ohio 7. COLLINS, James M. Texas 5. GUDE, Gilbert Maryland 8. FREY, Louis, Jr. Florida 6. McCLOSKEY, Paul NO!> Jr. California 9. McCOLLISTER, John Y. Nebraska 7. STEIGER, Sam Ar1zona 10. LENT, Norman F. New York 8. BROWN, Garry Michigan 11. HEINZ, H. John III Pennsylvania 9. THONE, Charles Nebraska 12. MADIGAN, Edward R. Illinois

10. STEELMAN, Alan Texas 13. MOORHEAD, Carlos California 11. PRITCHARD, Joel Washington 14. RINALDO, Matthew New Jersey 12. FORSYTHE, Edwin B. New Jersey 13. KASTEN, Robert W. Wisconsin JUDICIARY 14. GRA1YfSON, Willis D. Ohio

1. . HUTCHINSON, Ed~1a rd Michigan 2. McCLORY, Robert Illinois

.~~*" ''"'. ' '--<:.-), .... ,. ~ 3. RAILSBACK, Tom Illinois

/;:: .... ·. '1/) ., 4. WIGGINS, Charles E. California . ' <>\ l·t) 5. FISH, Hamilton, Jr. Ne\'1 York {-·· o> ~.: ::;.,

6. BUTLER, M. Caldwell Virginia \,X:. ~; . ·--~ ,·bj 7. COHEN, William S. Maine \'·) ,, ~-· 8. MOORHEAD. Carlos J. California

9. ASHBROOK, John M. Ohio 10. HYDE, Henry J. Illinois ll. KINDNESS, Thomas N. Ohio

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MERCHANT MARINE & FISHERIES

l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13.

RUPPE, Philip E. t~OSHER, Charles A. McCLOSKEY, Paul N., Jr. SNYDER, Gene FORSYTHE, Edwin B. duP~~T, Pierre S. TREEN, David C. PRITCHARD, Joel YOUNG, Don BAUMAN, Robert E. LENT, Norman RINALDO, Matthew EMERY, David F.

Michigan Ohio California Kentucky New Jersey Delaware Louisiana Washington Alaska Maryland New York New Jersey Maine

POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE

l. DERWINSKI, Edward J. 2. JOHNSON, Albert W. 3. ROUSSELOT, John H. 4. HINSHAW, Andrew J. 5. COLLINS, James M. 6. TAYLOR, Gene 7. GILMAN, Benjamin A. 8. BEARD, Robin L. 9. !:OTT, Trent

Illinois Pennsylvania California California Texas Missouri New York Tennessee Mississippi

PUBLIC WORKS & TRANSPORTATION

l. HARSHA, William H. 2. CLEVELAND, James C. 3. CLAUSEN, Don H. 4. SNYDER, Gene 5. HAMMERSCHMIDT, John P. 6. SHUSTER, E. G. 7. WALSH, William F. 8. COCHRAN, Thad 9. ABDNOR, James

10. TAYLOR, Gene 11. GOLDWATER, Barry, Jr. 12. HAGEDORN, Tom l 3. MYERS , Gary

RULES

1. QUILLEN, James H. 2. ANDERSON, John B. 3. LATTA, Delbert L. 4. CLAWSON, Del 5. LOTT,. Trent

Ohio New Hampshire California Kentucky Arkansas Pennsylvania New York Mississippi S. Dakota Missouri Ca 1 ifornia Minnesota Pennsylvania

Tennessee Illinois Ohio California Mississippi

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. ll. 12.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

MOSHER, Charles A. BELL, Alphonzo WYDLER, John W. WINN, Larry Jr. FREY, Louis, Jr. GOLDWATER, Barry M., Jr. ESCH, Marvin L. CONLAN, John B. KETCHUM, William M. MYERS, Gary A. EMERY, David F. KASTEN, Robert W., Jr.

SMALL BUSINESS

1. CONTE, Silvio 0. 2. STANTON, J. \~illiam 3., McDADE, Joseph M. 4. McCOLLISTER, John Y. 5. BROOMFIELD, William S. 6. CARTER, Tim Lee 7. FISH, Hamilton, Jr. 8. BUTLER, M. Caldwell 9. COHEN, William

10. FENWICK, Millicent 11. KINDNESS, Tom 12. GOODLING, William F.

Ohio California New York Kansas Florida California Michigan Arizona California Pennsylvania Maine Wisconsin

Massachusetts Ohio Pennsylvania Nebraska Michigan Kentucky New York Virginia Maine

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New Jersey Ohio Pennsylvania

STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT

l. SPENCE, Floyd 2. QUILLEN, James H. 3. HUTCHINSON, Edward 4. QUIE, Albert H. 5. MITCHEL-L, Dona 1 d J. 6. COCHRAN, .Thad

VETERANS' AFFAIRS

l. HAMMERSCHMIDT, John P. 2. HECKLER) Margaret M. 3. WYLIE, Chalmers P. 4. HILLIS, Elwood 5. ABDNOR, James 6. WALSH, William F. 7. GUYER, Tennyson 8. HANSEN, George 9. O'BRIEN~ George

S. Carolina Tennessee Michigan Minnesota New York Mississippi

Arkansas Nassachusetts Ohio Indiana S. Dakota New York Ohio Idaho Illinois

WAYS AND t~EANS

1. SCHNEEBELI, Herman 2. CONABLE, Barber B., Jr. 3. PETTIS, Jerry L. 4. DUNCAN, John J. 5. CLANCY, Donald D. 6. ARCHER, Bill 7. VANDER JAGT, Guy 8. STEIGER, Will ia!ll A. 9. CRANE, Philip M.

10. FRENZEL, Bill 11. MARTIN, James G. 12. BAFALIS, L.A.

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Pennsylvania New York California Tennessee Ohio Texas Michigan WiscorJsin Illinois Minnesota N. Carol ina Florida

The Committee further recommends that the Jirst named on each

Standing Committee of the House be designated as Ranking Member of

said Committee. Respectfully submitted,

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

January 29, 1975

MEMORANDUM FOR: DON RUMSFELD vJACK MARSH

THRU:

FROM:

MAX FRIEDERSDORF ,.¢ / VERN LOEN VL-.. • (_)' CHARLES LEPPERT~,

SUBJECT: House Republican Committee Assignments

Attached for your information are the Republican Committee assignments adopted in the House on January 28, 1975.

Please note that John Jarman has been ranked number three on the Committee on Science and Technology and Robert Kasten is deleted. Tom Kindness is added to the Judiciary Committee.

cc: Bennett

EDUCATION AND LABOR

1. · QUIE, Albert H. 2. ASHBROOK, John M. 3. BELL, Alphonzo 4. ERLENBORN, John N. 5. ESCH, Marvin L. 6. ESHLHlAN, Ed~·tin D. 7. PEYSER, Peter A. 8. SARASIN, Ronald A. 9. BUCHANAN, John H., Jr.

10. JEFFORDS, James M. 11. PRESSLER~ Larry 12. GOODLING, William F. 13. SMITH, Virginia

FOREIGN AFFAIRS

1. BROOMFIELD, WilliamS. 2. DER\HNSKI, EdNard J. 3. FINDLEY, Paul 4. BUCHANAN, John H., Jr. 5. BURKE, J. Herbert 6. duPONT, Pierre S. 7. WHALEN, Charles W., Jr. 8. BIESTER, Edward G., Jr. 9. \HNN, Larry, Jr.

10. GILMAN, Benjamin A. 11. GUYER, Tennyson 12. LAGOHARSINO, Robert J.

GOVE RNr1JENT OPERATIONS

1. HORTON, Frank 2 .. ERLENBORN, John N. 3. WYDLER, John W. 4. BROHN, Clarence J ... 5. GUDE, Gilbert 6. McCLOSKEY, Paul N., Jr. 7. STEIGER, Sam ;8. BROWN, Garry 9. THONE, Charles

l 0. STEEU1AN, Alan 11. PRITCHARD, Joel 12. FORSYTHE, Ed\•lin B. 13. KASTEN, Robert ~/. 14. GRADISON, Hillis D.

Ninnesota Ohio California Illinois r1ichigan Pennsylvania New York Connecticut Alabama Vermont S. Dakota Pennsylvania Nebraska

Michigan Illinois Illinois Alabama Florida Delaware Ohio Pennsylvania Kansas New York Ohio · California

Ne\•t York Illinois Neh' York Ohio

. r~aryland Ca1ifornia

Ar1zona: Nichigan Nebraska Texas ~Jashington NeH Jersey ~/i S<.;onsin Ohio

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HUU)t f\Ul'llril::> I Kf\l.l.VI'l

1. DICKINSON, William L. 2. DEVINE, Samuel L. 3. CLEVELAND, James C. 4. WIGGINS, Charles E. 5. BUTLER, M. Caldwell 6. BURKE, J. Herbert 7. HOLT, f1arjorie S. 8. MOORE, W. Henson III

Alabama Ohio New Ham1

·Califon Vi rgini <

Florida Harylan' Louisia

INTERIOR & INSULAR AFFAIRS

1. SKUBITZ, Joe 2. STEIGER, Sam 3. CLAUSEN, Don H. 4. RUPPE, Philip E. 5. LUJAN, Manuel, Jr. 6. SEBELIUS, Keith G. 7. STEEU·1AN, Alan 8. KETCHur1, Hill iam H. 9. YOUNG, Don

l 0. BAW,IAN, Robert E. 11. SYMMS, Steven D. 12. JOHNSON, James P. 13. LAGGr,1ARSINO, Robert J. 14. SMITH, Virginia

Kansas Arizona Cali for Nichiga Ne\·1 Nex Kansas

· Texas Cali for Alaska t4arylan Idaho Col orad Califor Nebrask

INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN Cm·JNERCE

l. DEVINE, Samuel L. 2 •. BROYHILL, James T. 3. CARTER, Tim Lee 4. · BROWN, Clarence J. 5. SKUBITZ, Joe 6. HASTINGS, James F. 7. COLLINS, James M. 8. FREY, Louis, Jr. 9. McCOLLISTER, John Y.

10 .. LENT, Norman F. 11. HEINZ, H. John III 12. MADIGAN, Ed~·iard R. 13. t·lOORHEAD, Carlos 14. RINALDO, f•1atthew

JUDICIARY

1. HUTCHINSON, Edward. 2. McCLORY, Robert 3. RAILSBACK, Tom 4. WIGGINS, Charles E. 5. FISH, Hamilton, Jr. 6. BUTLER, M. Caldwell 7. COHEN, Ui11 i am S. 8. r'.OORHEAD. Car 1 OS J. 9. ASHBROOK, John N.

10. HYDE, Henry J. 11. KWD~iESS, Thomas rL.

Ohio N. Caro Ken tuck Ohio Kansas Ne\·r Yor Texas Florida Nebrask Nm·s Yor Pennsyl Ill i noi Califor Ne\'1 Jer

Nichig.: Illino Ill i no Califo~ New Yo~ Vi rgin·i r~la i ne Califoi Ohio Ill ina· Ohio

AGRICULTURE

l. -t~AMPLER, Hil1iam C. 2 .. SEBELIUS, Keith G. 3. · FINDLEY, Paul 4. THONE, Charles 5. SYf4HS, Steven D. Q. JOHNSON, James P. 7. HADIGAN, Edward R. 8. PEYSER, Peter A. 9. HECKLER, Nargaret

10. JEFFORDS, James r1. 11. KELLY, Richard 12. GRASSLEY, Charles. E.

,13. HAGEDORN, Tom 14. MOORE, W. Henson III

APPROPRIATIONS

1. CEDERBERG, Elford A. 2. MICHEL, Robert H. 3. CONTE, Silvio 0. 4. SHRIVER, Garner E. 5. McDADE, Joseph M. 6. ANDRHJS, f4ark 7. TALCOTT, Burt L. 8. EDWARDS, Jack 9. f.1cEHEN, Robert C.

10. MYERS, John T. 11. ROBINSON, J. Kenneth 12. MILLER, Clarence E. 13. COUGHLIN, La\'Jrence 14. YOUNG, C. W. Bill 15 .. KEMP, Jack 16. ARJ11STRONG, William l. 17. · REGULA, Ra 1 ph S. . . 18. BURGENER, Clair

ARr~ED SERVICES

1. HILSON,. Bob 2. DICKINSON, William L. 3. WHITEHURST, G. William 4 •. SPENCE, Floyd 5. TREEN, David C. 6. O'BRIEN, George M. 7. BEARD, Robin L. 8. MITCHELL, Donald J. 9. HOLT, Narjorie S.

. 10. DANIEL, Robert W., Jr. 11. HILLIS, Elwood 12. HINSHAW, Andrew J. 13. SCHULZE, Richard T.

Virginia Kansas Illinois Nebraska Idaho Colorado Illinois NevJ York Nassachusetts Vermont Florida Iml/a Minnesota Louisiana

f1ichigan Illinois Nassachusetts Kansas Pennsylvania N. Dakota California Alabama Ne~'l York Indiana Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania Florida New York Colorado . Ohio California

California Alabama Virginia . S. Carolina Louisiana Illinois Tennessee Nevt York· f•1aryland Virginia Indiana California Pennsylvania

BANKING, CURRENCY~ AND HOUSING

l. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

10. 11. 12. 13. 14.

JOHNSON. Albert W. STANTON, J. \·Ii 11 i am BROHN, Garry HYLIE, Chaln:ers P •· ROUSSELOT, John H. McKINNEY, Stewart B. CONLAN, John B. HANSEN, George SCHULZE, Richard T. GRADISON, Willis D. HYDE~ Henry J. KELLY, Richard GRASSLEY, Charles E. FENWICK, Millicent

BUDGET

1. LATTA, Delbert 2. CEDERBERG, Elford A. 3. SCHNEEBELI, Herman T. 4. BROYHILL, James T. 5. CLAHSON, Del 6. HASTINGS, James F. 7. SHRIVER, Garner E. 8. CONABLE, Barber B., Jr.

DISTRICT OF COLU~1BIA

l. GUDE, Gilbert 2. HARSHA, William H. 3. McKINNEY, SteNart B. 4. BIESTER, Edvtard G., Jr. 5. RAILSBACK, Tom 6. DANIEL, Robert H., Jr. 7 •. 8.

Pennsylvania Ohio Nichigan Ohio California Connecticut Arizona Idaho Pennsylvania Ohio Illinois Florida Iowa Ne\·I Jersey

Ohio Michigan Pennsylvani< N. Carolina California NeVI/York Kansas New York

Maryland Ohio Connecticut Pennsylvani Illinois Virginia

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·HAYS AND NEANS

1. SCHNEEBELI, Herman Pennsylvania 2. CONABLE, Barber B., Jr. Ne\'1 York 3. PETTIS, Jerry L. ·california 4. DUNCAN, John J. Tennessee 5. CLANCY, Donald D. Ohio 6. ARCHER, Bill Texas 7 . VANDER JAGT, Guy f'li chigan 8. . STEIGER, ~lillia!fl A. Hisconsin 9. CRANE, Philip M. Illinois

10. FRENZEL, Bill Minnesota 11. MARTIN, James G. N. Carolina 12. BAFALIS, L.A. Florida

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--~:l.t_b CONGRESS

---1-s.t- SESSION

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

,Januar..y. 2.6, 19Z5

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M:r. _ Michel ______ . _ _j_ ____ submitted the following resolution; which was

referred to the Committee on -------

RESOLUTION . Resolved, That the follo1t1ing-named Nembers be~ and they are

h~reby, elected members of the following standing committees of

the House_ of Representatives: .

COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE: William C. Wampler, Virginia; Keith G.

Sebelius, Kansas; Paul Findley, Illinois; Charles Thone, Nebraska;

Steven D. Symms, Idaho; James P. Johnson, Colorado; Edward R. Madigan,

Illinois; Peter A. Peyser, New York; t·1argaret Heckler, Massachusetts;

James t1. Jeffords, Vermont; Richard Kelly~ Florida; Charles E. Grassley,

Iowa; Tom Hagedorn, Minnesota; W. Henson Moore III, Louisiana

COfilMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS: Elford A. Cederberg, Michigan; Robert H.

Michel, Illinois; Silvio 0. Conte, Massachusetts; Garner E. Shriver,

Kansas; Joseph M. McDade, Pennsylvania; Mark Andrews, North Dakota;

Burt L Talcott, California; Jack Edwards, Alabama; Robert C. ~1cE\ven,

New York; John T. Myers, Indiana; J. Kenneth Robinson, Virginia;

Clarence E. Niller, Ohio; R. Lawrence Coughlin, Pennsylvania; c~ H. Bill

Young, Florida; Jack Kemp, Ne\'1 York; vlilliam L. Armstrong, Colorado;

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Ralph S. Regula, Ohio; Clair Burgener~ California.

COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES: Bob Wilson, California; William L.

Dickinson, Alabama; G. ~Iilliam ~~hitehurst, Virginia; Floyd Spence,

South Carolina; David C. Treen, Louisiana; George M. O'Brien, Illinois;

Robin L. Beard, Tennessee; Donald J. f.1itche1l, New York; Narjorie S. Holt,

Maryland; Robert ~1. Daniel,- Jr., Virginia; Elwood Hillis, Indiana;

Andrew J. Hinshaw, California; Richard T. Schulze, Pennsylvania.

COMMITTEE ON BANKING, CURRENCY, AND HOUSING: Albert W. Johnson,

Pennsylvania; J. William Stanton, Ohio; Garry Brown, Michigan;

Chalmers P. Wylie, Ohio; John H. Rousselot, California; Stewart B.

McKinney, Connecticut; John B. Conlan, Arizona; George Hansen, Idaho;

Richard T. Schulze, Pennsylvania; Willis D. Gradison, Ohio; Henry J.

Hyde, Illinois; Richard Kelly, Florida; Charles E. Grassley, Im1a;

Millicent Fenwick, New Jersey.

COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET: Delbert L. Latta, Ohio; Elford A. Cederberg,

t·1ichigan; Herman T. Schneebeli, Pennsylvania; James T. Broyhill, North

Carolina; Del Clawson, California; James F. Hastings, New York;

Garner E. Shriver, Kansas; Barber B. Conable, Jr., New York;

CONMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Gilbert Gude, t1ary1and;

William H. Harsha, Ohio; Stewart B. McKinney, Connecticut; Edward G.

Biester, Jr., Pennsylvania; Tom Railsback, Illinois; Robert W. Daniel, Jr.,

Virginia.

COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR: Albert H. Quie, ~1innesota; John M.

Ashbrook, Ohio; Alphonzo Bell, California; John N. Erlenborn, Illinois;

Harvin L. Esch, Michigan; Ed~'lin D.· Eshleman, Pennsylvania; Peter A. Peyser,

New York; Ronald A. Sarasin, Connecticut; John H. Buchanan, Jr., Alabama; '

James M. Jeffords, Vermont; Larry Pressler, South Dakota; ~lilliam F.

Goodling, Pennsylvania; Virginia Smith, Nebraska.

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CONNITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Hilliam S. Broomfield, Michigan;

Edward J. Derwinski, Illinois; Paul Findley~ Illinois; John H.

Buchanan, Jr., Alabama; J. Herbert Burke, Florida; Pierre S. duPont,

Delaware; Charles H. Whalen, Jr.~ Ohio; Edward G. Biester, Jr.,

Pennsylvania; Larry Winn, Jr., Kansas; Benjamin A. Gilman, New York;

Tennyson Guyer~ Ohio; Robert J. Lagomarsino, California.

COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: Frank Horton, New York;

John N. Erlenborn, Illinois; John W. l~ydler, New York; Clarence J.

Brown, Ohio; Gilbert Gude, Maryland; Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., California;

Sam Steiger, Arizona; Garry Brown, Michigan; Charles Thone, Nebraska;

Alan Steelman, Texas; Joel Pritchard, Hashington; Edwin B. Forsythe,

New Jersey; Robert W. Kasten, Wisconsin; Willis D. Gradison, Ohio.

COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION: William ~- Dickinson, Alabama;

Samuel L. Devine, Ohio; James C. Cleveland; New Hampshire; Charles E. ......

Wiggins, California; M. Caldwell Butler, Virginia; J. Herbert Burke,/?'~-" '>;·'~'·\ Florida; Marjorie S. Holt, Maryland; W. Henson 11oore Ill, louisiana.~ ,,;;)

COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR AND INSULAR AFFAIRS: Joe Skubitz, Kansas; ~

Sam Steiger, Arizona; Don H. Clausen, California; Philip E~ Ruppe, Michigan;

Manuel Lujan, Jr., New Mexico; Keith G. Sebelius, Kansas; Alan Steelman,

Texas; ~lilliam M. Ketchum, California; Don Young, Alaska; Robert E. Bauman,

Maryland; Steven D. Symms, Idaho; James P. Johnson, Colorado; Robert J.

Lagomarsino, California; Virginia Smith, Nebraska.

COMMITTEE an INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE: Samuel L. Devine, Ohio;

James T. Broyhill, North Carolina; Tim Lee Carter~ Kentucky; Clarence J.

Brown, Ohio; Joe Skubitz, Kansas; James F. Hastings, New York; James M.

Collins, Texas; Louis Frey, Jr., Florida; John Y. McCGllister, Nebraska;

Norman F. Lent, New York; H. John Heinz III, Pennsylvania; Edward R.

Madigan, I11inois; Carlos Moorhead, California; Matthew J. Rinaldo,

Ne\'t Jersey.

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COf~MITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY: Edv1ard Hutchinson, Michigan; Robert

~!cClory, Illinois; Tom Railsback, Illinois; Charles E. t~iggins, California;

Hamilton Fish~ Jr., New York; M. Caldwell Butler, Virginia; WilliamS.

Cohen, Maine; Carlos J. Moorhead, California; John M. Ashbrook, Ohio;

Henry J. Hyde, Illinois; Thomas N; Kindness, Ohio.

COt<lNITTEE ON MERCHANT f-1ARINE AND FISHERIES: Philip E. Ruppe, f•1ichigan;

Charles A. Mosher, Ohio; Paul N. McCloskey, Jr., California; Gene

Snyder, Kentucky; Edwin B. Forsythe, Nevi Jersey; Pierre S. duPont,

Delaware; David C. Treen, Louisiana; Joel Pritchard, Washington; Don

Young, Alaska; Robert E. Bauman, Maryland; Norman F. Lent, New York;

Matthew J. Rinaldo, New Jersey; David F. Emery, Maine.

COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE: Edward J. Derwinski;

Illinois; Albert W. Johnson, Pennsylvania; John H. Rousselot, California;

Andrew J. Hinshaw, California; James M. Collins, Texas; Gene Taylor,

Missouri, Benjamin A. Gilman, New York; Robin L. Beard, Tennessee;

Trent ~ott, Mississippi.

CO~~ITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPORTATION: William H. Harsha, Ohio;

James C. Cleveland, New Hampshire; Don H. Clausen, California; Gene Snyder,

Kentucky; John Paul Hammerschmidt, Arkansas; E. G. Shuster, Pennsylvania;

William F. Walsh, New York; Thad Cochran, Mississippi; James Abdnor,

South Dakota; Gene TayTor, Missouri; Barry Goldwater, Jr., California¥:...--~.> . ./. ~. ""'' .,

Tom Hagedorn, Minnesota; Gary Myers, Pennsylvania. u~~ ··~~: c>:: ~. o;t A f

COMMITTEE ON RULES: James H. Qui 11 en, Tennessee; John B. Anderson <!! "~;

Illinois; Delbert L. Latta, Ohio; Del Clawson, California; Trent Lott,

Mississippi.

C0Nt4ITTEE ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY: Charles A. t4osher, Ohio;

Alphonzo Bell~ California; John Jarman, Oklahoma; John W. Wydler~ New York;

Larry vJinn,

California;

Jrq Kansas; Louis Frey, Jr., Florida; Barry M. Goldvtater, Jr.,. ..

1 t~arvin L. Esch, Michigan; John B. Conlan, Arizona; Hilliam M. Ketchum} !;

California; Gary A. Myers, Pennsylvania; David F. Emery, Maine. ~

COW·1ITTEE ON S~1ALL BUSINESS: Silvio 0. Conte, Nassachusetts;

J. Hilliam Stanton, Ohio; Joseph M. t1cDade, Pennsylvania; John Y.

~lcCo11ister, Nebraska; WilliamS. Broomfield, Michigan; Tim Lee Carter,

Kentucky; Hamilton Fish, Jr., New York; M. Caldwell Butler, Virginia;

WilliamS. Cohen, Maine; Millicent Fenwick, New Jersey; Tom Kindness,

Ohio; William F. Goodling, Pennsylvania.

COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT: Floyd Spence, South

Carolina; James H. Quillen, Tennessee; Edward Hutchinson, t1ichigan;

Albert H. Quie, Minnesota; Donald J. Mitchell, New York; Thad Cochran,

Mississippi.

COMMITTEE ON VETERANS' AFFAIRS: John Paul Hammerschmidt, Arkansas;

Margaret M. Heckler, Massachusetts; Chalmers P. Wylie, Ohio; Elwood

Hillis, Indiana; James Abdnor, South Dakota; William F. Walsh, New York;

Tennyson Guyer, Ohio; George Hansen, Idaho; George O'Brien, Illinois.

. .9.4.ticONGRESSt H· RES J.~.t. SESSION { • . • ·····--~------··-

RESOLUTION

A Resolution Electing

Republican Members to the

Standing Committees of ·

the House. .

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