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The following message is provided to the historic preservation community as a
service of ACRA, the American Cultural Resources Association.
Folks, the time has come that the Senate and House are set to meet in
conference to decide the fate of the various historic preservation bills that
each of the individual houses voted on earlier this summer. This includes
the bill to fund the Advisory Council, BLM, Forest Service and other agency
programs dealing with historic preservation in this country. This is NOT the
time to let down. Don't be lulled into thinking that the only outcome will
be a compromise between the two house versions of various funding bills.
Things can change drastically depending upon the pressure applied by special
interest groups. Following is a message from Loretta Neumann of CEHP who has
been following this legislation trail closely.
Mike Polk
Secretary
ACRA
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To: ACRA & Archaeology/Historic Preservation Community
From: Loretta Neumann, CEHP Incorporated
Subject: Help Needed on Interior $$$$
The House and the Senate have now selected members of the Conference
Committee to work out the final version of the fiscal 1996 spending bill for
the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies. They are set to meet
this coming Monday, September 18. The bills contain several differences in
historic preservation programs. These must be worked out by the Conference
Committee, and the final bill must pass both the House and Senate before it
goes to the President for signature (or possible veto). Phone
calls/faxes/E-mail messages to Members of Congress THIS WEEK are critical.
Until the final decisions are made, all programs are at risk.
Following is a message you can download and personalize to fax or E-mail to
your Representative and Senators. It explains the difference
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From: Loretta_Neumann@hap.cais.com (Loretta Neumann)
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Organization: Heritage Area Planners
Mike:
Here's a message to send out over the Internet. I had e-mailed it to Tom
Wheaton, but he's apparently out of the office today--and it needs to get=
posted as widely as possible FAST. I tried to make it very simple for pe=
ople
to call or fax or e-mail their members. The only problem I had was that,
because of the restrictions on the size of documents that Internet will t=
ake,
I had to split the e-mail list off separately. But I do think we should s=
end
both, even though I know he did it before. Most people probably didn't s=
ave
it, and this one is more current than the previous ones. =
Do you have Tom's complete list? After sending this, you might e-mail yo=
urs
to him so he can compare and then send on to ones that he has that aren't=
on
your list.
So in your covering message sending this out to folks, please note that t=
here
are two parts to this message. Also, encourage them to personalize the
message with a sentence about themselves, their interests in preservation=
,
how it has benefitted their communities, added to the knowledge base,
whatever. THANKS. =
Loretta
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To: ACRA & Archaeology/Historic Preservation Community
From: Loretta Neumann, CEHP Incorporated
Subject: Help Needed on Interior $$$$
The House and the Senate have now selected members of the Conference
Committee to work out the final version of the fiscal 1996 spending bill =
for
the Department of the Interior and Related Agencies. They are set to meet=
this coming Monday, September 18. The bills contain several differences i=
n
historic preservation programs. These must be worked out by the Conferenc=
e
Committee, and the final bill must pass both the House and Senate before =
it
goes to the President for signature (or possible veto). Phone
calls/faxes/E-mail messages to Members of Congress THIS WEEK are critical=
=2E =
Until the final decisions are made, all programs are at risk.
Following is a message you can download and personalize to fax or E-mail=
to
your Representative and Senators. It explains the differences between the=
House and Senate bills for the preservation programs. It is followed by a=
list of the Conferees and most congressional fax numbers and E-mail
addresses. Please call (or fax/E-mail) your representative and both
Senators right away. Members can be reached at 202-224-2131.
If you call (and we urge that you do so if you can), ask to speak to the=
staff person who handles the Interior Appropriations bill; if not availab=
le,
ask to be called back. But go ahead and ask the receptionist to convey yo=
ur
concerns to your Member of Congress. Use the fax/E-mail message below as=
your "crib sheet." Ask what position the Member will take on these issues=
=2E
Leave your name, address and phone number so they can get back to you.
=
Regardless of whether you make a phone call, PLEASE SEND BY FAX OR E-MAI=
L
THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE (personalize it as much as possible). And send an
e-mail message or fax a copy to us (summarize the results of your phone
call). Our E-mail address is CEHP@HAP.CAIS.COM Fax: 202-293-1782.
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FAX OR E-MAIL MESSAGE
Honorable [insert full name of member]
United States Congress
Washington, DC
Dear [Your Senator or Representative's last name]
As a constituent concerned about archaeology and historic preservation, =
I am
writing to urge your support for funding for these programs in the fiscal=
1996 appropriations for the Department of the Interior and Related Agenci=
es. =
I understand that the Conference Committee will meet on September 18.
[If your member is on the Conference Committee add: I understand that yo=
u
are a member of the Conference Committee. Your support for historic
preservation programs, as described below, is critical].
[If your member is NOT on the committee add: Please contact the members =
of
the Conference Committee and urge their support for historic preservation=
programs as described below.]
ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC PRESERVATION: The Senate bill includes $2.=
5
million for the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, with no provis=
ions
calling for its elimination. This is over $500,000 less than the House
approved. The House voted 267-130 to restore full funding of the Council=
at
$3.063 million. PLEASE SUPPORT THE HOUSE AMOUNTS.
HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND: This program provides critical support to St=
ate
and tribal programs to implement the National Historic Preservation Act. =
The
Senate version of the bill would cut the Historic Preservation Fund by a
little over $1.7 million or approximately 5%. The House version had kept =
the
funding level at last year's amounts. PLEASE SUPPORT THE HOUSE AMOUNTS. =
NATIONAL TRUST FOR HISTORIC PRESERVATION: The National Trust helps
communities throughout the United States. The Trust proposed and the Sena=
te
accepted a 5-year phase out of their federal funds. The House included on=
ly
$3.5 million this year and proposed no funding in future years. PLEASE
SUPPORT THE SENATE AMOUNTS.
FOREST SERVICE: The Senate cut the Forest Service's heritage program fro=
m
$14 million in the House to $13.1. (The Administration request had been
$18.5 million). PLEASE SUPPORT THE HOUSE AMOUNTS.
Thank you. I would appreciate knowing your position on these important
programs.
Sincerely,
[your name, title, address, etc.]
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=0CCONFEREES
HOUSE
Republicans: Bob Livingston, Louisiana (Appropriations Committee Chair)
Ralph Regula, Ohio (Interior Appropriations Subcommittee Chair)
Joseph McDade, Pennsylvania; Jim Kolbe, Arizona: Joe Skeen, New Mexico
Barbara Vucanovich, Nevada; Charles Taylor, North Carolina
George Nethercutt, Washington; Jim Bunn, Oregon
Democrats: Obey, David R. Wisconsin (Appropriations Committee Ranking
Member)
Sidney Yates, Illinois (Interior Appropriations Subcommittee Ranking Memb=
er)
Norman Dicks, Washington; Tom Bevill, Alabama; David Skaggs, Colorado
SENATE
Republicans: Mark O. Hatfield, Washington (Approp's Comm Chair)
Slade Gorton (Interior Approp's Subcomm Chair)
Ted Stevens, Alaska; Thad Cochran, Mississippi; Pete V. Domenici, New
Mexico
Conrad Burns, Montana; Robert Bennett, Utah; Connie Mack, Florida
Democrats: Robert C. Byrd, West Virginia (Approp's Comm & Interior Subco=
mm
Ranking Member); J. Bennett Johnston, Louisiana; Patrick J. Leahy, Verm=
ont;
Dale Bumpers, Arkansas; Ernest F. Hollings, South Carolina
Hary Reid, Nevada; Patty Murray, Washington
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CONGRESSIONAL FAX NUMBERS
Following are the FAX numbers and E-Mail addresses for Members of Congres=
s
whose numbers are published. IF ANY OF THEM DO NOT WORK PLEASE LET US KNO=
W. =
You can call your Member's office for the number, if it is not listed (WE=
'D
APPRECIATE KNOWING YOUR SHARING IT WITH US TOO). =
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HOUSE & SENATE, SORTED BY STATE and DISTRICT
The area code for all Members is (202).
ALABAMA
Senate
Heflin, Howell (D) 224-3149
Shelby, Richard C. (R) 224-3416
House of Representatives
1. Callahan, Sonny (R) 225-0562
3. Browder, Glen (D) 225-9020
4. Bevill, Tom (D) 225-1604
6. Bachus, Spencer (R) 225-2082
7. Hilliard, Earl F. (D) 226-0772
ARIZONA
Senate
McCain, John (R) 228-2862
Kyl, Jon (R) 224-2207
House of Representatives
1. Salmon, Matt (R) 225-3405
2. Pastor, Ed (D) 225-1655
4. Shadegg, John (R) 225-3462
5. Kolbe, Jim (R) 225-0378
6. Hayworth, J.D. (R) 225-3263
ARKANSAS
Senate
Pryor, David (D) 228-3973
House of Representatives
2. Thornton, Ray (D) 225-9273
4. Dickey, Jay (R) 225-1314
CALIFORNIA
11. Pombo, Richard W. (R) 226-0861
13. Stark, Pete (D) 225-0902
16. Lofgren, Zoe (D) 225-3336
18. Condit, Gary A. (D) 225-0819
19. Radanovich, George P. (R) 225-3402
21. Thomas, Bill (R) 225-8798
22. Seastrand, Andrea (R) 225-3426
27. Moorhead, Carlos J. (R) 226-1279
30. Becerra, Xavier (D) 225-2202
35. Waters, Maxine (D) 225-7854
36. Harman, Jane (D) 226-0684
37. Tucker, Walter R. III (D 225-7926
38. Horn, Steve (R) 226-1012
39. Royce, Ed (R) 226-0335
44. Bono, Sonny (R) 225-2961
45. Rohrabacher, Dana (R) 225-0145
48. Packard, Ron (R) 225-0134
49. Bilbray, Brian P. (R) 225-2948
50. Filner, Bob (D) 225-9073
51. Cunningham, Randy "Duke" (R) 225-2558
52. Hunter, Duncan (R) 225-0235
COLORADO
Senate
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse (R) 224-1933
House of Representatives
1. Schroeder, Patricia (D) 225-5842
3. McInnis, Scott (R) 226-0622
6. Schaefer, Dan (R) 225-7885
CONNECTICUT
Senate
Lieberman, Joseph I. (D) 224-9750
House of Representatives
1. Kennelly, Barbara B. (D) 225-1031
2. Gejdenson, Sam (D) 225-4977
3. DeLauro, Rosa (D) 225-4890
4. Shays, Christopher (R) 225-9629
6. Johnson, Nancy L. (R) 225-4488
DELAWARE
Senate
Roth, William V. Jr. (R) 228-0354
House of Representatives
Castle, Michael N. (R) 225-2291
FLORIDA
Senate
Mack, Connie (R) 224-8022
House of Representatives
1. Scarborough, Joe (R) 225-3414
3. Brown, Corrine (D) 225-2256
6. Stearns, Cliff (R) 225-3973
7. Mica, John L. (R) 226-0821
8. McCollum, Bill (R) 225-0999
9. Bilirakis, Michael (R) 225-4085
13. Miller, Dan (R) 226-0828
14. Goss, Porter J. (R) 225-6820
15. Weldon, Dave (R) 225-3516
16. Foley, Mark (R) 225-3132
17. Meek, Carrie P. (D) 226-0777
18. Ros-Lehtinen, Ileana (R) 225-5620
19. Johnston, Harry A. (D) 225-8791
21. Diaz-Balart, Lincoln (R) 225-8576
22. Shaw, E. Clay Jr. (R) 225-8398
23. Hastings, Alcee L. (D) 226-0690
GEORGIA
Senate
Nunn, Sam (D) 224-0072
Coverdell, Paul (R) 228-3783
House of Representatives
1. Kingston, Jack (R) 226-2269
3. Collins, Mac (R) 225-2515
5. Lewis, John (D) 225-0351
7. Barr, Bob (R) 225-2944
8. Chambliss, Saxby (R) 225-3013
9. Deal, Nathan (R) 225-8272
10. Norwood, Charlie (R) 225-3397
11. McKinney, Cynthia A. (D) 226-0691
HAWAII
Senate
Akaka, Daniel K. (D) 224-2126
House of Representatives
2. Mink, Patsy T. (D) 225-4987
IDAHO
Senate
Kempthorne, Dirk (R) 224-5893
House of Representatives
1. Chenoweth, Helen (R) 225-3029
2. Crapo, Michael D. (R) 225-8216
ILLINOIS
1. Rush, Bobby L. (D) 226-0333
3. Lipinski, William O. (D) 225-1012
4. Gutierrez, Luis V. (D) 225-7810
5. Flanagan, Michael Patrick (R) 225-3128
8. Crane, Philip M. (R) 225-7830
9. Yates, Sidney R. (D) 225-3493
10. Porter, John Edward (R) 225-0157
12. Costello, Jerry F. (D) 225-0285
14. Hastert, Dennis (R) 225-0697
16. Manzullo, Donald (R) 225-5284
18. LaHood, Ray (R) 225-9249
20. Durbin, Richard J. (D) 225-0170
INDIANA
1. Visclosky, Peter J. (D) 225-2493
2. McIntosh, David M. (R) 225-3382
4. Souder, Mark (R) 225-3479
6. Burton, Dan (R) 225-0016
8. Hostettler, John (R) 225-3284
IOWA
Senate
Harkin, Tom (D) 224-9369
House of Representatives
1. Leach, Jim (R) 226-1278
2. Nussle, Jim (R) 225-9129
3. Lightfoot, Jim Ross (R) 225-6973
4. Ganske, Greg (R) 225-3193
5. Latham, Tom (R) 225-3301
KANSAS
2. Brownback, Sam (R) 225-2938
4. Tiahrt, Todd (R) 225-3489
KENTUCKY
Senate
McConnell, Mitch (R) 224-2499
House of Representatives
1. Whitfield, Edward (R) 225-3547
3. Ward, Mike (D) 225-3511
4. Bunning, Jim (R) 225-0003
5. Rogers, Harold (R) 225-0940
6. Baesler, Scotty (D) 225-2122
LOUISIANA
Senate
Johnston, J. Bennett (D) 224-2952
House of Representatives
1. Livingston, Robert L. (R) 225-0739
4. Fields, Cleo (D) 225-8959
5. McCrery, Jim (R) 225-8039
6. Baker, Richard H. (R) 225-7313
7. Hayes, Jimmy (D) 225-1175
MAINE
Senate
Cohen, William S. (R) 224-2693
Snowe, Olympia J. (R) 224-1946
House of Representatives
1. Longley, James B. Jr. (R) 225-3353
2. Baldacci, John (D) 225-2943
MARYLAND
Senate
Sarbanes, Paul S. (D) 224-1651
Mikulski, Barbara A. (D) 224-8858
House of Representatives
2. Ehrlich, Robert Jr. (R) 225-3094
6. Bartlett, Roscoe G. (R) 225-2193
7. Mfume, Kweisi (D) 225-3178
8. Morella, Constance A. (R) 225-1389
MASSACHUSETTS
Senate
Kennedy, Edward M. (D) 224-2417
Kerry, John (D) 224-8525
House of Representatives
1. Olver, John W. (D) 226-1224
2. Neal, Richard E. (D) 225-8112
5. Meehan, Martin T. (D) 226-0771
6. Torkildsen, Peter G. (R) 225-8037
10. Studds, Gerry E. (D) 225-2212
MICHIGAN
Senate
Abraham, Spencer (R) 224-8834
House of Representatives
1. Stupak, Bart (D) 225-4744
2. Hoekstra, Peter (R) 226-0779
4. Camp, Dave (R) 225-9679
6. Upton, Fred (R) 225-4986
8. Chrysler, Dick (R) 225-3034
11. Knollenberg, Joe (R) 226-2356
12. Levin, Sander M. (D) 226-1033
13. Rivers, Lynn (D) 225-3404
14. Conyers, John Jr. (D) 225-0072
15. Collins, Barbara-Rose (D) 225-6645
MINNESOTA
Senate
Wellstone, Paul (D) 224-8438
Grams, Rod (R) 228-0956
House of Representatives
2. Minge, David (D) 226-0836
3. Ramstad, Jim (R) 225-6351
6. Luther, William P. "Bill" (D) 225-3368
MISSISSIPPI
Senate
Lott, Trent (R) 224-2262
House of Representatives
1. Wicker, Roger (R) 225-3549
2. Thompson, Bennie (D) 225-5898
3. Montgomery, G.V. "Sonny" (D) 225-3375
4. Parker, Mike (D) 225-5886
MISSOURI
Senate
Bond, Christopher S. (R) 224-8149
House of Representatives
2. Talent, James M. (R) 225-2563
3. Gephardt, Richard A. (D) 225-7452
5. McCarthy, Karen (D) 225-4403
6. Danner, Pat (D) 225-8221
NEBRASKA
2. Christensen, Jon (R) 225-3032
3. Barrett, Bill (R) 225-0207
NEVADA
1. Ensign, John (R) 225-3119
2. Vucanovich, Barbara F. (R) 225-2319
NEW HAMPSHIRE
2. Bass, Charles (R) 225-2946
NEW JERSEY
Senate
Bradley, Bill (D) 224-8567
Lautenberg, Frank R. (D) 224-9707
House of Representatives
1. Andrews, Robert E. (D) 225-6583
2. LoBiondo, Frank A. (R) 225-3318
3. Saxton, H. James (R) 225-0778
4. Smith, Christopher H. (R) 225-7768
5. Roukema, Marge (R) 225-9048
8. Martini, Bill (R) 225-3372
9. Torricelli, Robert G. (D) 225-0843
10. Payne, Donald M. (D) 225-4160
11. Frelinghuysen, Rodney (R) 225-3186
12. Zimmer, Dick (R) 225-9181
13. Menendez, Robert (D) 226-0792
NEW MEXICO
Senate
Bingaman, Jeff (D) 224-2852
House of Representatives
1. Schiff, Steven H. (R) 225-4975
NEW YORK
Senate
D'Amato, Alfonse M. (R) 224-5871
House of Representatives
1. Forbes, Michael P. (R) 225-3143
2. Lazio, Rick A. (R) 225-4669
3. King, Peter T. (R) 226-2279
4. Frisa, Daniel (R) 225-3187
5. Ackerman, Gary L. (D) 225-1589
8. Nadler, Jerrold (D) 225-6923
9. Schumer, Charles E. (D) 225-4183
12. Velazquez, Nydia M. (D) 226-0327
13. Molinari, Susan (R) 226-1272
14. Maloney, Carolyn B. (D) 225-4709
15. Rangel, Charles B. (D) 225-0816
16. Serrano, Jose E. (D) 225-6001
17. Engel, Eliot L. (D) 225-5513
18. Lowey, Nita M. (D) 225-0546
19. Kelly, Sue W. (R) 225-3289
22. Solomon, Gerald B.H. (R) 225-6234
23. Boehlert, Sherwood (R) 225-1891
25. Walsh, James T. (R) 225-4042
26. Hinchey, Maurice D. (D) 226-0774
27. Paxon, Bill (R) 225-5910
28. Slaughter, Louise M. (D) 225-7822
29. LaFalce, John J. (D) 225-8693
30. Quinn, Jack (R) 225-0347
31. Houghton, Amo (R) 225-5574
NORTH CAROLINA
Senate
Helms, Jesse (R) 224-7588
House of Representatives
1. Clayton, Eva (D) 225-3354
2. Funderburk, David (R) 225-3191
3. Jones, Walter B. Jr. (R) 225-3286
4. Heineman, Fred (R) 225-3269
5. Burr, Richard M. (R) 225-2995
6. Coble, Howard (R) 225-8611
7. Rose, Charlie (D) 225-0345
9. Myrick, Sue (R) 225-3389
10. Ballenger, Cass (R) 225-0316
12. Watt, Melvin (D) 225-1512
NORTH DAKOTA
Senate
Dorgan, Byron L. (D) 224-1193
OHIO
Senate
Glenn, John (D) 224-7983
DeWine, Mike (R) 224-6519
House of Representatives
1. Chabot, Steve (R) 225-3012
6. Cremeans, Frank A. (R) 225-3054
9. Kaptur, Marcy (D) 225-7711
10. Hoke, Martin R. (R) 226-0994
11. Stokes, Louis (D) 225-1339
15. Pryce, Deborah (R) 226-0986
16. Regula, Ralph (R) 225-3059
18. Ney, Bob (R) 225-3394
19. LaTourette, Steven C. (R) 225-3307
OKLAHOMA
Senate
Nickles, Don (R) 224-6008
Inhofe, James M. (R) 228-0380
House of Representatives
1. Largent, Steve (R) 225-9187
2. Coburn, Tom (R) 225-3038
3. Brewster, Bill (D) 225-9029
4. Watts, J.C. (R) 225-3512
6. Lucas, Frank D. (R) 225-8698
OREGON
Senate
Hatfield, Mark O. (R) 224-0276
Packwood, Bob (R) 228-3576
House of Representatives
2. Cooley, Wes (R) 225-3046
PENNSYLVANIA
Representatives
2. Fattah, Chaka (D) 225-6466
3. Borski, Robert A. (D) 225-4628
4. Klink, Ron (D) 226-2274
5. Clinger, William F. (R) 225-4681
6. Holden, Tim (D) 226-0996
7. Weldon, Curt (R) 225-8137
10. McDade, Joseph M. (R) 225-9594
13. Fox, Jon D. (R) 225-3155
15. McHale, Paul (D) 225-5320
18. Doyle, Mike (D) 225-3084
20. Mascara, Frank R. (D) 225-3377
21. English, Phil (R) 225-3103
PUERTO RICO
Romero-Barcelo, Carlos (D) 225-2154
RHODE ISLAND
Representatives
1. Kennedy, Patrick J. (D) 225-3290
2. Reed, Jack (D) 225-9580
SOUTH CAROLINA
Senate
Hollings, Ernest F. (D) 224-4293
House of Representatives
1. Sanford, Mark (R) 225-3407
3. Graham, Lindsey (R) 225-3216
4. Inglis, Bob (R) 226-1177
5. Spratt, John M. Jr. (D) 225-0464
SOUTH DAKOTA
Johnson, Tim (D) 225-2427
TENNESSEE
Senate
Thompson, Fred (R) 228-3679
Frist, Bill (R) 228-1264
House of Representatives
1. Quillen, James H. (R) 225-7812
2. Duncan, John J. "Jimmy" Jr. (R) 225-6440
3. Wamp, Zach (R) 225-3494
4. Hilleary, Van (R) 225-3272
5. Clement, Bob (D) 226-1035
7. Bryant, Ed (R) 225-2989
8. Tanner, John (D) 225-1765
9. Ford, Harold E. (D) 225-9215
TEXAS
Senate
Gramm, Phil (R) 228-2856
House of Representatives
2. Wilson, Charles (D) 225-1764
3. Johnson, Sam (R) 225-1485
5. Bryant, John (D) 225-0327
6. Barton, Joe L. (R) 225-3052
7. Archer, Bill (R) 225-4381
9. Stockman, Steve (R) 225-3483
11. Edwards, Chet (D) 225-0350
12. Geren, Pete (D) 225-2786
14. Laughlin, Greg (D) 225-1108
18. Jackson-Lee, Sheila (D) 225-3317
21. Smith, Lamar (R) 225-8628
22. DeLay, Tom (R) 225-5241
23. Bonilla, Henry (R) 225-2237
24. Frost, Martin (D) 225-4951
25. Bentsen, Ken (D) 225-2947
26. Armey, Dick (R) 225-7614
27. Ortiz, Solomon P. (D) 226-1134
28. Tejeda, Frank (D) 225-1641
29. Green, Gene (D) 225-9903
30. Johnson, Eddie Bernice (D) 226-1477
UTAH
Senate
Hatch, Orrin G. (R) 224-6331
House of Representatives
2. Waldholtz, Enid Greene (R) 225-3491
3. Orton, Bill (D) 226-7683
VERMONT
Sanders, Bernard (I) 225-6790
VIRGINIA
Senate
Warner, John W. (R) 224-6295
House of Representatives
1. Bateman, Herbert H. (R) 225-4382
2. Pickett, Owen B. (D) 225-4218
4. Sisisky, Norman (D) 226-1170
5. Payne, L. F. Jr. (D) 226-1147
8. Moran, James P. (D) 225-0017
9. Boucher, Rick (D) 225-0442
10. Wolf, Frank R. (R) 225-0437
11. Davis, Thomas M. III (R) 225-3071
WASHINGTON
Senate
Gorton, Slade (R) 224-9393
Murray, Patty (D) 224-0238
House of Representatives
1. White, Rick (R) 225-3525
2. Metcalf, Jack (R) 225-4420
3. Smith, Linda (R) 225-3478
4. Hastings, Richard "Doc" (R) 225-3251
5. Nethercutt, George (R) 225-3392
6. Dicks, Norm (D) 226-1176
9. Tate, Randy (R) 225-3484
WEST VIRGINIA
Senate
Rockefeller, John D. IV (D) 224-7665
House of Representatives
2. Wise, Bob (D) 225-7856
3. Rahall, Nick J. II (D) 225-9061
WISCONSIN
Senate
Feingold, Russell D. (D) 224-2725
House of Representatives
1. Neumann, Mark W. (R) 225-3393
2. Klug, Scott L. (R) 225-6942
4. Kleczka, Gerald D. (D) 225-8135
8. Roth, Toby (R) 225-0087
WYOMING
Senate
Simpson, Alan K. (R) 224-1315
Thomas, Craig (R) 224-1724
House of Representatives
Cubin, Barbara (R) 225-3057
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