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Houso Committe". - 21
Civil Service
Udall Pashayan
Hall Wolf
Sikorski
Compensation and Employee Benefits construction and maintenance of roads; oil and other pollu-
Bosco
Leland
Garcia
Dannemeyer
Mack
Public Works
and Transportation
Phone: [phone] Room: 2165 RHOS
D30-R18
Flood control and improvement of rivers and harbors;
tion of navigable waters; public buildings and grounds;
public works for the benefit of navigation including bridges
and dams; water power, transportation, except railroads;
Botanic Gardens; Library of Congress; Smithsonian Insti-
tution.
~Aifta
Human Resources
Phone: [phone] Room: 601 Annex I
Daschle Crane
Yatron Gilman
Bosco
Phone: [phone]
Investigations
Glenn M. Anderson, Calif.
Room: 122 CHOB Robert A. Roe, N.J.
Udall
Schumer
Yatron
Taylor
Gilman
Postal Operations and Services
Phone: [phone] Room: 219 CHOB
Clay - chairman
Hall
Sikorski
Daschle
de Lugo
Corcoran
Pashayan
Mack
Postal Personnel and Modernization Jim Moody, Wis.
John B. Breaux, La.
Norman Y. Mineta, Calif.
Elliott H. Levitas, Ga.
James L. Oberstar, Minn.
Henry J. Nowak, N.Y.
Bob Edgar, Pa.
Robert A. Young, Mo.
Nick J. Rahall 11, W.Va.
Douglas Applegate, Ohio
Geraldine A. Ferraro, N.Y.
Brian J. Donnelly, Mass.
Donald J. Albosta, Mich.
Ron de Lugo, V.I.'
Gus Savage, Ill.
Fofa 1. F. Sunia,
American Samoa'
Katie Hall, Ind.
Douglas H. Bosco, Calif.
James F. McNulty Jr., Ariz.
Robert A. Borski, Pa.
Joe Kolter, Pa.
Tim Valentine, N.C.
Edolphus Towns, N.Y.
Clay Wolf William O. Lipinski, Ill.
Albosta Crane Michael A. Andrews, Texas
Daschle Tom Vandergriff, Texas,
. Chairman and ranking minority member are members ex officio of
all subcommittees of which they are not regular members.
' Delegate from Virgin Islands not counted in party ratios.
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J. Roy Rowland, Ga.
James McClure Clarke, N.C.
Bob Wise, W.Va.
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James J. Howard,
D-N.J.,
chairman*
Gene Snyder, Ky.?
John Paul Hammerschmidt,
Ark.
Bud Shuster, Pa.
Arlan Stangeland, Minn.
Newt Gingrich, Ga.
William F. Clinger Jr., Pa.
Guy V. Molinari, N.Y.
E. Clay Shaw Jr., Fla.
Bob McEwen, Ohio
Frank R. Wolf, Va.
Thomas E. Petri, Wis.
Hal Daub, Neb.
Lynn Martin, Ill.
Vin Weber, Minn.
Robert F. Smith, Ore.
Don Sundquist, Tenn.
Nancy L Johnson, Conn.
Ron Packard, Calif.
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Dan Glickman, Kan.
Harold Washington, Ill.
Barney Frank, Mass.
George W. Crockett Jr.,
Mich.
Charles E. Schumer, N.Y.
Bruce A. Morrison, Conn.
Edward F. Feighan, Ohio
Larry Smith, Fla.
Howard L. Berman, Calif.
George W. Gekas, Pa.
Michael DeWine, Ohio
Subcommittees
Administrative Law
and Governmental Relations
Mazzoli Kindness
Frank McCollum
Schumer Shaw
Berman
Civil and Constitutional Rights
Phone: [phone] Room: 806 Annex 1
Edwards - chairman
Kastenmeier Sensenbrenner
Conyers Gekas i/
Schroeder DeWine
Washington
Courts, Civil Liberties
and Administration of Justice
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Crime
Phone: [phone] Room: 207 CHOB
Hughes - chairman
Schumer Sawyer
Morrison Shaw
Feighan Sensenbrenner
Smith
Criminal Justice
Conyers - chairman
Edwards Gekas
Seiberling McCollum
Washington DeWine
Berman
Immigration, Refugees
and International Law
Phone: [phone] Room: 2137 RHOS
Hall Lungren
Frank McCollum
Crockett Fish
Smith
Monopolies and Commercial Law
Phone: [phone]
Room: 21378 RHOS
Phone: [phone]
Room: B353 RHOS
Brooks
Moorhead
Brooks
Fish
Mazzoli
Hyde
Edwards
Moorhead
Synar
DeWine
Seiberling
Hyde
Schroeder
Kindness
Hughes
Sawyer
Glickman
Sawyer
Synar
Lungren
Frank
Crockett
Morrison
Schumer
Berman
Feighan
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Sen. Richard G. Lugar
of Indianapolis
Republican-Jan. 3, 1977
b. Apr. 4, 1932-Businessman
B.A., 1954, Denison Univ.;
B.A. and M.A., 1956, Pem-
broke College, Oxford
(Rhodes Scholar); Business
Executive; Mayor of the
City of Indianapolis, 1968-
75; President, National
League of Cities Advisory
Board. Methodist, married.
Katie Hall
of Gary (1st Dist.)
Capital-Indianapolis.
Entered Union & (rank)-Dec. 11?, 1881 (19)
1816.
Motto-The Crossroads of America.
State Flower-Zinnia.
State Tree-Tulip.
State Bird-Cardinal.
State Song-"On the Banks of the Wabash,
For Away."
Nickname-Hoosier State.
Origin of Name-Meaning "Land of Indians."
Population & (rank)- 5,490,179.... 12
Area & (rank)-36,291 sq.-mi. (38).
Discovered 1679 by La Salle.
Elevation: High-1,240 ft.; Low-320 ft.
Number of Counties-92.
Number of Representatives in Congress-11.
Legislature
se,. to : ro members elected for 4 years.
Katie Hall, 44, has been a State
Senator since 1976, and a State
Representative for two terms
prior to that. In the State Sen-
ate, she was ranking minority
member of the Governmental
Affairs Committee. In 1982,
she served on the Medical
Malpractice and Local Govern-
ment Interim Study Committee.
Ms. Hall is also a teacher in the
Gary public school system. She
received her B.S. from Missis-
sippi Valley State University,
and her M.S. from Indiana
University.
Philip R. Sharp
of Muncie (2d Dist.)
Democrat-8th term
DePauw Univ.; Graduated
from Georgetown Univ.
School of Foreign Service,
1973; Oxford Univ. Ph.D.
Prof. Ball Univ., 1969-74,
Aide to Senator' Vance
Hartke of Indiana. Mar
ried, no children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Livestock, cash grain; dairy;
motor vehicles; primary
metal industries; fabricated
metal products; 472,335
John Patrick Hiler
of La Porte (3d Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 20, 1981
b. April 24, 1953-Businessman
Marketing Director of
Charles O. Hiler & Son and
Accurate Castings. 1980 dele-
gate to the White House con-
ference on small business.
B.S. Williams College in po-
litical economics; M.B.A.
University of Chicago.
Single.
Dist. reso~lrces, pop.-
Nonelectrical machinery,
general industrial machin-
ery; transportation equip-
ment, motor vehicles, air
craft and parts;
481,917
Sen. Dan Quayle
of Huntington
Republican-Jan. 20, 1981
b. Feb. 4,1947-Lawyer
Lawyer, newspaper executive
and member U.S. House of
Representatives 1974.80. He
served as a U.S. observer at
the SALT nuclear-arms talks.
B.A. DePauw University,
1969; J.D. Indiana Univer-
sity, 1974. Publisher Huning-
ton Herald Press.
Dan R. Coats
of Fort Wayne (4th Dist)
Republican-Jan. 20, 1981
b. May 16,1943-Businessman
Assistant Vice President Mu-
tual Security Life Insurance
Co. Board president of the
Fort Wayne Chapter of Big
Brothers/Big Sisters. B.A.
Wheaton College; J.D. Indi-
ana University. Married,
three children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Electrical machinery, ap-
paratus; trailer coaches.
cash grain, livestock, and
dairy; nonelectrical machin-
ery;
506,982
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 Martin O. Sabo
of lbfinneopolas (5th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 15, 1979
b. Feb. 28,1938-Politidan
Mr. Sabo was elected to
the Minnesota State House
of Representatives in 1960 at
the age of 22, as the youngest
Legislator in the 1961,
He was House Minority
Leader in 1969 and 1971 and
was elected Speaker of the
Minnesota House of Repre-
sentatives for the last three
sessions. Married, 2 children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Nonelectrical machinery;
professional, scientific, and
controlling instruments,
Roods. watches, and clocks;
414,657
Gerald E. Sikorsky
of Stillwater (6th Dist.)
Democrat-1st term
Arlan Stangeland
of Barnesville (7th Dist.)
ttepublican-March 1, 1977
b. Feb. 8, 1930-Farmer
Gerry Sikorski, 34, has served
as a Minnesota State Senator
since 1976. -While in the
Senate, he has served as Major-
ity Whip and Chairman of the
Finance Subcommittee on
Health, Welfare, and Correc-
tions. Mr. Sikorski is an at-
torney and associate in the law
firm of Opperman and Paquin.
He practiced law in Stillwater
from 1974 to 1980. Mr.
Sikorski received a B.A. from
the University of Minnesota
and a J.D. from the University
of Minnesota Law School.
Member Minnesota State
Legislature for about eight
years, Director, Barnesville
Chamber of Commerce and
member Barnesville School
Board. Deacon, Church
Board. Lutheran, married, 7
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Dairy and field crops; food
and kindred products; toys,
amusement, sporting and
athletic goods; tourism
(lakes);
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James L. Oberstar
of Chisholm (8th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1975
b. Sept. 10, 1934-Pub. Seri.
Col. of St. Thomas, B.A.
(Summa Cum Laude);
Col. of Europe, Burges,
Belgium, M.A. Adm. Asst.
U.S. House Committee on
Public Works; Adm. Asst.
to Rep. John A. Blatnik.
Married, 3 children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Iron and other metal min-
ing; dairy, paper and allied
products; food and kindred
products; tourism Oakes);
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POLITICAL DEMOCRACY IN THE UNITED STATES
PRINCIPLES
1. Supremacy of the Constitution as the law of the
land and the obligation of the Government to en-
force it.
2. Obligation of the Government to hold its author-
ity within the limits set by the Constitution and
the laws.
3. Right of the states to be dominant in their own
field, subject only to the Constitution.
4. Right of the Government to protect itself against
those who endanger it or attempt to change the
system by revolution.
5. Changes in Government personnel and organiza-
tion only through regular constitutional methods.
6. Supreme authority of the citizens expressed
through regularly scheduled elections.
7. Right of every legally qualified citizen to vote.
8. Right of every voter freely to express his choice.
9. Right of minority groups to oppose the majority
which is in power.
10. Right of every citizen to seek any office for which
he is legally qualified.
11. Right of citizens, individually or in groups, to pets.
tion the Government for correcting injustices.
12. Separation of church and state.
ACHIEVEMENTS
* A democracy which has worked effectively for
170 years.
* Changing of Government by peaceful and legal
means to fit new needs.
It Acceptance of and respect for the decisions of the
Supreme Court.
* Popular control over state and local government
through initiative, referendum, and recall.
* Peaceful acceptance of changes in Government's
powers, organization, and personnel by all political
groups.
* No ruling class-officials drawn from all walks of
life.
* No governmental interference with activities of
minority groups except for the security of the
Nation.
It Widening of the suffrage until it includes most men
and women.
It Constant improvements to protect voting rights,
It Constant improvement in election procedure.
Or Full and free discussion of issues and candidates.
It Constant improvement of methods for training
citizens.
* Increased efficiency of public employees through
the Civil Service.
* Our form of government voluntarily copied by
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Norman Y. Mineta
of San Jose (13th Dist.)
Democrat-5th ter-
Univ. of Calif., B.S., 1953.
Army Intelligence, '53-56.
Proprietor Mineta. Ins.
Agcy.; Vice Mayor, 1968-
71 and Mayor, City of San
Jose, 1971. Japanese-
American Cit. League.
Married. 2 children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Live-stock and poultry: electrical
machinery. equipment. and
supplies. . communication
equipment: 466,008
618.770
Charles Pashayan, Jr.
of Fresno (17th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 15, 1979
b. Mar. 27, 1941-Lawyer
Univervity of California.
Hastings Law School; Ox-
ford University; Formerly
with the Department of
Health, Education and Wel-
fare; and the General Serv-
ices Administration, Wash-
ington. D.C.,
Dist. resources, pop.-Air-
craft, transportation; elec-
trical machinery, communi-
607,960
Norman D. Shumway
of Stockton (14th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 15,1979
b.July2g,1944 Politician
B.S. Univ. of Utah; J.D.,
Univ. of California; San Joa-
quin County Supervisor;
(1974-present) former Bishop
with Mormon Church;
served as Missionary to
Japan for several years. He is
currently chairman of the
board of directors of Good-
will Industries. Married, 6
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-Live-
stock, dairy, and poultry;
food and kindred products.
concrete products, flat glass;
nonelectrical machinery;
510,653.
Richard H. Lehman
of Sanger (18th Dist.)
Democrat-1st term
Rick Lehman, 34, has served in
the California State Assembly
since 1976. Since 1978 he has
served as Assistant Majority
Floor Leader. He has also
served as a member of the
Ways and Means; Agriculture;
Economic Development and
Planning.
Dist. resources, pop.-Cot-
ton; crude petroleum and
natural gas: food and kin-
dred products. produce;
572,865
Tony Coelho
of Merced (15th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 15, 1979
b. June 15,1942-Politician
Tony Coelho, is a politi-
cal science major graduated
Loyola University with a
Bachelor of Arts degree in
1964.
In 1965, Mr. Coelhojoined
the staff of the House Rules
Committee. Married, 2 childr
ren.
Dist. resources, pop.-Cot-
ton and dairy; canned and
preserved fruits, vegetables;
nonelectrical machinery, of-
fice, computing, accounting
578,064
Robert J. Lagomarsino
of Ojai (19th Dist.)
Republican-:March, 1974
b. Sept. 1. 1926--1,awv,?r
U. of Cal.; U. of Santa
Clara Law School; Navy,
WWII; Mayor Ojai City,
'58; State Senate, '61-'70;
one of outstanding young
men of Cal., '61. Catholic,
married. three children.
Dist. resources, pop. -
Transportation. aircraft.
motor vehicles: electrical
machinery, electronics:
565,413
Leon E. Panetta
of Carmel Valley (16th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3. 1977
b. June 28. 1938-1.awyer
B.A. 1960, Univ. of Santa
Clara; LL.B/J.D. 1963,
Univ. of Santa Clara Law
School; Capt. U.S. Army In-
telligence; Practicing Atty.;
Legal Counsel, Monterey
Peninsula Regional Park
District. Married, 3 chil-
dren.
Dist. resources, pop.-Cot-
ton and dairy; canned and
preserved fruits, vegetables;
612,618
William M. Thomas
of Bakersfield (20th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 15, 1979
b. Dec. 6, 1941-Professor
B.A. and M.A.; San Fran-
cisco State University. Mem-
ber of the California Assem-
bly, 1974-78; Former col-
lege political science profes-
Sor, 1965-74. Married, 2 chil-
dren.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Aircraft and parts, electric-
al machinery: communica-
tion, electronics, nonelcc-
trical machinery: tourism
640,635
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Lawrence Coughlin
of Ui11anooa (13th Dist.)
Republican-8th term
b. April 11, 1929-Lawyer
Yale U.. B.A., 1950; Har-
vard. M.B.A., 1954; Temple
U. Evening Law School.
LL.B., 1958; USMC. Ko-
rean War; Pa. Legislature.
1965-66: Pa. Senate, 1967-
68. Episcopalian. married.
four children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Fabricated metal: chem-
icals: drugs. plastics mater-
ials, synthetic resins, rub-
her: primary metal indus-
tries, blast furnac steel
works. rolling.
457,616
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George W. Gekas
of Harrisburg (17th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1977
b. Nov. 7, 1936-Lawyer
George Gekas, 52,is an attor-
ney and Pennsylvania State
Senator. After earning both his
undergraduate and law degrees
from Dickinson College, he
spent two years in the Army.
Mr. Gekas began his extensive
political career in 1960 as as-
sistant district attorney of
Dauphin County, a post he held
for six years. In 1966, he was
elected to the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives,
where he served four terms be-
fore his election to the State Se-
nate in 1976. Senator Gekas,
currently serving a second term
in the Senate
William J. Coyne
of Pittsburgh (14th Dist.)
Democrat-2d term
b. Aug. 24, 1936-Accountant
Two-term Pittsburgh City
Council and former State
Legislator. Recent head of
Pittsburgh's Public Works
Committee. Graduate of
Robert Morris College and
worked as a corporate ac-
countant. U.S. Army in
Korea.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Primary metal industries.
blast furnaces, steel works.
rolling. finishing mills; fab-
ricated metal, structural,
products; electrical machin-
ery: higher education (U.
388,195
Doug Walgren
of Pittsburgh (18th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1977
b. Dec. 28. 1940-Lawyer
Dartmouth College; LL.B.
Stanford University Law
School; Practicing Attor-
ney; Penna., Pittsburgh and
California Bar Associations.
Allegheny County Asst. So-
licitor; Married, no chil-
dren.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Primary metal industries,
blast furnaces, steel works,
rolling, finishing mills;
Don Ritter
of Coopershurg (15th Dist.)
Republican-3d term
b. 1940-Businessman
B.S., Lehigh University;
M.S. and Sc.D., Mass. Insti-
tute of Technology. Manager
of Research Development
Program, Lehigh Univers-
ity. Married, 2 children.
Dist. resources, pop.--
Apparel and other finished
products made from fabrics,
similar materials; electrical
machinery, equipment, and
supplies; textile mill prod-
ucts, knitting mills; tourism
(Poconos);
William F. Goodling
of Jacobus (19th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 3, 1975
h. IJce. 5. 1927-Educator
Univ. of Maryland, B.S.,
Western Md. Col., M.A.,
Pa. State Univ., graduate
work for Doctoral studies.
Supt. of schools, Spring
Grove area; Guidance
Counselor and Principal.
Married, 2 children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Nonelectrical machinery
construction, mining, ma-
terial handling machinery;
dairy and live stock; appar-
el made from fabrics; fab-
ricated metal products;
Robert S. Walker
of Fast Petersburg (16th Dist.)
Republican-4th term
b. Dec. 23, 1942--Educator
B.S., 1964, Millersville State
College.; M.A., 1968, Univ,
of Delaware; Specialist 5,
Penna. Army National
Guard, 1967-73; Teacher,
Pennsylvania Manor School
District, 1964-67.
Presbyterian, married, no
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Apparel and other finished
products made from fabrics
and similar materials; pri-
mary industries; fabricated
metal products, metal
536,047
Joseph M. Gaydos
of McKeesport (20th Dist.)
Democrat-Jan. 3, 1969
b. July 3, 1926-Lawyer
Duquesne U.;'U. of Notre
Dame, LL.B., 1951; USNR,
WWII; Deputy Atty. Gen.,
Asst. Solicitor, Allegheny
County; Gen. Counsel,
United Mine. Workers of
America, District 5; Pa.
Senate, 1967-68. Catholic.
married, five children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Primary metal industries,
rolling, finishing mills; fab-
ricated, structural metal
products; nonelectrical ma-
chinery, food, kindred prod-
423,739
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 Delbert L. Latta
of Bowling Green (5th Dist.)
Republican- Jan. 3, 1959
b. Mar. 5, 1920-Lawyer
Ohio Northern U., B.A.,
1.L.B.: practicing atty.:
represented nine northwest-
ern Ohio counties in the
Ohio Senate for three terms.
Church of Christ, married.
two children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Cash grain, livestock, and
dairy; stone, clay, glass, and
concrete products: electrical
machinery, equipment, and
supplies: nonelectrical ma-
chinery: higher education
(Bo%yling Green State U.):
513,127
Marcy Kaptur
of Toledo (9th Dist.)
Democrat-1st term
Marcy Kaptur, 36, is a self-
employed development consul-
tant. From 1979 to 1981, Ms.
Kaptur was employed by the
National Consumer Coopera-
tive Bank as deputy secretary
for policy, research and devel-
opment. From 1977 to 1979,
she worked in the Carter White
House as Assistant Director for
Urban Affairs. , pop.-
Nonelectrical, general in-
dustrial machinery; fabri-
cated metal products.
stampings; nonferrous foun-
dries; stone, clay,
442,900
Bob McEwen
of Hillsboro (6th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 20, 1981
b. Jan. 12, 1950-Public Official
State legislator (outstanding
legislator in . 1977). Former
Congressional assistant to
Rep. Harsha; Ways and
Means Committee. B.B.A.
University of Miami. Young-
est legislator appointed to
serve as ranking member on
Financial committee. Mar-
ried.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Livestock. dairy, and cash
grain: fabricated metal
products: paper and allied
products;
Clarence E. Miller
of Lancaster (10th Dist)
Republican-9th term
b. Nov. 1, 1917- -Engineer
I n t 1 . Correspondence
School, Scranton, Pa.: Elec-
trical engineer; Lancaster
City Council, 1957-63;
Mayor of Lancaster, 1964-
66. Methodist, married, two
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Livestock and dairy; glass
and glassware, pressed and
blown, and other stone,
clay, glass, and concrete
products; primary metal in-
dustries; higher education
(Ohio U.);
Richard M. DeWine
of Cedarville (7th Dist.)
Mike DeWine, 35, is a lifelong
resident of Greene County. He
received a degree in education
from the University of Miami at
Ohio, and later earned his law
degree at Ohio Northern. After
serving as assistant county pro-
secutor from 1972 to 1975, Mr.
DeWine was elected prose-
cuting attorney and held this
post until 1980. He currently is
serving his first term in the
Ohio State Senate. His commit-
tee assignments include Ways
and Means, for which he is vice
chairman, Agriculture, and En-
Dennis E. Eckart
of Euclid (11th Dist.)
Democrat-2d term
b. Feb. 20, 1924 llu-inc--roan
Georgetown U.. B.S., 1949;
Army, V ,WJ1; served over-
seas in the Pacific Theater
for 33 months and dis-
charged as a captain, 1946;
awarded Brpnze Star, the
Purple Heart, the Presiden-
tial Unit Citation; Lake
County Commissioner,
1956-64. Catholic, married.
one child.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Rubber. plastics products:
chemicals, industrial inor-
ganic, organic chemicals:
525,680
Thomas N. Kindness
of Hamilton (8th Dist.)
Republican-Jan. 3, 1975
b. Aug. 26. 1929 Lawyer
Univ. of Maryland, A.B.,
George Washington Univ.
School of Law. Hamilton
City Councilman, 1964-69,
State Representative (two
terms) 1971-74, Asst.
Counsel, Champion Int'l
Corporation. Married, .4
children.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Electrical machinery, equip-
ment and supplies, house-
hold appliances; nonelectric-
al machinery; cash grain,
livestock, and dairy;
515,465
John R. Kasich
of Westerville (12th Dist.)
Republican-1st term
b. April 18, 1927-Lawyer
Former practicing attorney,
partner, firm of Feibel,
Feibel, Shamansky and Ro-
govin. Received B.A. degree
from Ohio State University
and J.D. from Harvard Uni-
versity. Married.
Dist. resources, pop.-
Nonelectrical machinery,
service equipment, indus-
trial, electrical machinery;
higher education, banking.
insurance, and state govern-
ment;
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