1979 FOREIGN TRAVEL FOR C.W. BILL YOUNG, R-6TH DIST.

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• Publication Date: July 26, 1980
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Foreign Travel - 12
to visit the Phenix Fast Neutron Reactor Test Facility (France),
to visit the Julich Nuclear Research Center and the coal conversion
project at the Rheinische Braunkohlenwerke Electricity Company
(West Germany); Aug. 20-Sept.3: Spain, Portugal, Yugoslavia,
Austria, Belgium, to visit NASA Tracking Station and Spanish
Nuclear Energy Board, 'to discuss energy research and science
policy with Portuguese officials, to discuss various energy, science
and educational exchange programs, to attend the U.N. Con-
ference on Science and Technology Development, to attend a
NATO Conference, both trips at government expense.
Sam Gibbons, D-7th Dist.?No response to CQ queries.
Ways and Means Committee reported two Gibbons trips: March
23-April 1: Japan, People's Republic of China, Hong Kong; April
13-23: France; Congressional Record reported two Gibbons trips:
July 17-19: France, to represent Speaker at opening session of
European Parliament in Strasbourg; Aug. 9-17: Canada, for
Interparliamentary Group, all four trips at government expense.
Earl Hutto, D-lst Dist.?Reported no trips.
Andy Ireland, D-8th Dist.--Aug. 6-24: Hong Kong, Vietnam,
Thailand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the Soviet Union, "to assess
prospects for regional stability in Asia in light of the events
of the past year and to examine the posture and policy of
the United States toward the region," at government expense.
Richard Kelly, R-5th Dist.?Dec. 26, 1979-Jan. 4, 1980:
Israel, on personal fact-finding mission and to meet with Prime
Minister Menachem Begin, at personal expense.
William Lehman, D-13th Dist.?April 14-19: Haiti, as mem-
ber of Appropriations Committeee, to inspect Agency for In-
ternational Development (AID) projects and study "situation
of immigration of Haitians into Miami," at government expense.
Dan Mica, D-11th Dist.?April 11-20: Japan, People's Re- ,
public of China, Hong Kong, "as ranking majority member of
the [Foreign Affairs Asian and Pacific Affairs] Subcommittee
and a member of the conference committee on the Taiwan im-
plementation legislation, the subcommittee chairman asked that
I attend to represent the subcommitte," at government expense.
Bill Nelson, D-9th Dist.?Reported no trips.
Claude Pepper, D-14th Dist.?April 16-21: Czechoslovakia,
the Netherlands, Interparliamentary Union Conference; Aug. 11-
25: Japan, People's Republic of China, member of congressional
study group; Sept. 12-16: Venezuela, to attend Interparliamentary
Conference, all three trips at government expense.
CEdward J. Stack, D-12th Dist.?Reported no trips.
C.W. Bill Young, R-6th Dist.?April 11-23: Great Britain,
Belgium, Hungary, Ireland, as member of House leadership
delegation fact-finding mission "to gain firsthand knowledge of
our defense position in Europe, to explore avenues for improved
economic and political relations with Eastern Europe, and to
assess developments in Ireland," at government expense.
GEORGIA
Senators
Sam Nunn, D?Jan. 3-14: Philippines, Thailand, People's
Republic of China, Japan, South Korea, at request of Armed
Services Committee; May 26-June 3: Italy, Israel, Jordan and
Egypt, at request of Appropriations Committee, both trips at
government expense.
Herman E. Talmadge, D?Reported no trips.
Representatives
Doug Barnard, D-10th Dist.?Sept. 27-Oct. 8: Greece, Yu-
goslavia and Turkey, as a delegate to the International Monetary
Fund meeting at the invitation of the Secretary of the Treasury
and to inspect projects of the World Bank as part of Banking
Committee oversight responsibilities, at government expense.
Jack Brinkley, D-3rd Dist.?Reported no trips.
Billy Lee Evans, D-8th Dist.?Feb. 16-25: Thailand, Viet-
nam, Hong Kong, on committee investigation; Aug. 7-24: Japan,
Hong Kong,. Thailand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, the Soviet Union,
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for committee investigation, both trips at government expense.
Wyche Fowler Jr., D-5th Dist.?Jan. 2-12: Europe, on
Select Intelligence Committee mission; July 2-3: France, con-
gressional delegate, on behalf of the Ways and Means Committee,
to the Organzation for Economic Cooperation and Development
(OECD); Nov. 1-6: Switzerland, congressional delegate to World
Administrative Radio Conference, all three trips at government
expense.
Newt Gingrich, R-6th Dist.?Reported no trips.
Bo Ginn, D-lst Dist.?Reported no trips.
Ed Jenkins, D-9th Dist.?Reported no trips.
Elliot H. Levitas, D-4th Dist.?No response to CQ queries.
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee reported one Levitas
trip: April 14-22: Czechoslovakia, the Netherlands, to attend
Interparliamentary Union Conference, at government expense.
Dawson Mathis, D-2nd Dist.?No response to CQ queries.
Agriculture Committee reported one Mathis trip: Jan. 2-12: Ja-
maica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, at government expense.
Larry P. McDonald, D-7th Dist.?Dec. 30, 1978-Jan. 9,
1979: Ireland, Norway, Switzerland, Egypt and Israel, as member
of Armed Services Committe, member of delegation to to Middle
East and Europe; Aug. 4-11: West Germany, Italy, Turkey and
Belgium, as member of Armed Services Committee, with North
Atlantic Treatry Organization (NATO) delegation, both trips
at government expense. McDonald's financial disclosure statement
revealed one trip: May 11-14: Great Britain, at the expense
of the Foreign Affairs Research Institute.
HAWAII
Senators
Daniel K. Inouye, D?Oct. 14-20: Philippines, at presidential
request, at government expense.
Spark M. Matsunaga, D?*March 9-17: Japan, Philippines,
for roundtable discussions and meetings with officials, U.S., Jap-
anese and Philippine citizens, community, business and education
representatives, at government expense (International Commu-
nications Agency).
Representatives
Daniel K. Akaka, D-2nd Dist.?Aug.3-9: Japan, Hong Kong,
Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam to inspect refugee
camps and meet with Vietnamese officials concerning "boat peo-
ple," as a member of study mission appointed by Speaker O'Neill,
at government expense.
Cecil Heftel, D-lst Dist.?Nov. 26-Dec. 3: Philippines, on
trade mission, at personal expense.
IDAHO
Senators
James A. McClure, R?Aug. 9-17: Canada, for 20th Canada-
U.S. Interparliamentary Conference; Oct. 25-27: Canada, for
North Atlantic Assembly (NAA), both trips at government ex-
pense.
Frank Church, D?April 13-23: People's Republic of China,
Japan, led five-member delegation of Foreign Relations Committee
to meet with Chinese and Japanese officials, at government
expense.
Representatives
George Hansen, R-2nd Dist.?No response to CQ queries.
Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs Committee reported one
Hansen trip: Jan. 5-7: Panama, Nicaragua, at government ex-
pense. Hansen also embarked on a well-publicized trip to Iran
Nov. 20-30, at personal expense.
Steven D. Symms, R-lst Dist.?Jan. 2-12: Haiti, Dominican
Republic, Cuba, Jamaica, fact finding mission for Foreign Affairs
Committee, at government expense.
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