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Document scanned from Box 14 of the Richard B. Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
President Ford Committee
1828 L STREET, N.W., SUITE 250, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 (202) 457-6400
November 17, 1975
AK7
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
Bo CALLAWAY
B.
SUBJECT:
Weekly Report 19, Week Ending November 14, 1975
I. GENERAL CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
The first comprehensive meeting with the Regional Coordinators
was conducted this Sunday to de-brief them on the progress and
problems in their respective states. In addition, the Washington
staff made presentations as to their activities and projected plans.
RNC Executive Director Eddie Mahe was present throughout the pro-
ceedings.
A meeting of the Advisory Committee will be held Monday, November
17. The two-fold purpose of the meeting will be to update the
members on PFC operations, including a Regional briefing, and to
discuss in detail their opinions on campaign issues.
Jim Cochran has joined the staff as Director of Administration
under Bob Marik. A retired Naval officer, Jim has extensive man-
agement experience and will concentrate initially on developing
a comprehensive budget control format.
II. STATE CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION
Leadership appointments were confirmed in three states and the
formation of a steering committee was completed in a fourth.
This brings to 30 the number of states (including the District
of Columbia) with campaign leadership in place. A list of the
PFC State Chairmen is provided at Tab A.
1. Alabama -- A steering committee composed of representa-
tives from each of the seven Congressional Districts has been
formed. Membership includes National Committee Members Perry
Hooper and Jean Sullivan, former Congressman Glen Andrews,
State Committee Member John Grenier, and PFC Finance Co-Chair-
men Bill Acker and Hall Thompson. Announcement of the committee
is scheduled for the week of November 17.
The President Ford Committee, Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A copy of
our Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. 20463.
WEEKLY REPORT #19, November 14, 1975
Page Two
2. Alaska -- Minority Leader of the State Senate Mike Colletta
and Assembly Minority Leader Keith Specking have agreed to
serve as PFC Co-Chairmen. Announcement of their selection will
be made Tuesday, November 18.
3. Maine -- Harrison Richardson has been selected to chair
the PFC Committee in Maine. An attorney who served as
Majority Leader of the State House of Representatives from
1967-70 and a member of the State Senate from 1973-74,
Richardson sought the gubernatorial nomination in 1974. He
is also a past Chairman of the Cumberland (Portland) County
Republican Party.
4. New Jersey -- Minority Leader of the State Assembly Thomas
Kean has been appointed PFC State Chairman. Son of twenty-
year Congressional veteran Robert Kean, he has been active in
state GOP politics since 1964 and served as an alternate
delegate to the 1968 National Convention.
III. FINANCE
Nearly $70,000 was raised last week for a cumulative total of
$1,111,590.90, of which $506,096 is qualifiable for matching funds.
Georgia passed Kansas to take first place in percentage of quota
met reaching 41.6%. A copy of the Treasurer's Report is attached
at Tab B.
Max Fisher has formed a twenty-one member Executive Committee of
the Finance Committee to serve as a special solicitation group.
A list of Executive Committee members is provided at Tab C.
No new State Finance Chairmen have been appointed since the weekly
report of November 4.
IV. LEGAL
Finance and Campaign Chairmen in all states have been contacted
regarding the appointment of local state counsels to assist the PFC
on a voluntary basis within their states.
Bob Visser and Tim Ryan met at the RNC with Bill Cramer and staff
regarding individual contribution limitation of $25,000 a year and
the possibility of requesting a comprehensive Advisory Opinion from
the FEC to clarify this provision with regard to unearmarked contri-
butions.
WEEKLY REPORT #19, November 14, 1975
Page Three
V. MAJOR APPOINTMENTS SCHEDULE
Monday
Saul Kohler, Newhouse News Service
PFC Advisory Committee
Tuesday
John Rhodes and Bob Michel
Dick Cheney
Wednesday
In Birmingham (Announce Alabama PFC)
Thursday
In El Paso (Address Texas Federation of
Republican Women)
In Omaha (Announce Nebraska PFC)
Friday
In Wichita (GOP Governors Conference)
Saturday
In Lanham (Maryland GOP State Committee Dinner)
Copy to: Dick Cheney
B.
1
President Ford Committee
1828 L STREET, N.W., SUITE 250, WASHINGTON, D C. 20036 (202) 457-6400
November 13, 1975
ALABAMA ---- NOT PUBLIC ( COMMITTEE REPRESENTING ALL 7
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS)
(Temporary Contact)
Edgar Welden
205-322-5733 (0)
P. 0. Box 3315
Birmingham, Alabama 35205
ALASKA
(Co-Chairman)
STATE SENATOR MIKE COLLETTA
907-279-1536 (0)
Box 3188
Anchorage, Alaska 99501
(Co-Chairman)
KEITH SPECKING
(no phone)
Hope, Alaska
ARKANSAS
(Co-Chairman)
GUY NEWCOMB
501-563-3535 (0)
P. 0. Box 129
Osceola, Arkansas
(Co-Chairman)
MRS. DOROTHY WEBB
501-375-7108 (0)
4924 East Crestwood
Little Roack, Arkansas
ARKANSAS HEADQUARTERS
917 West Markham
501-375-2371 (0)
Little Rock, Arkansas 72203
CALIFORNIA
(Co-Chairman)
ATTORNEY GENERAL EVELLE YOUNGER 213-620-3145 (0)
3580 Wilshire Blvd.
Suite 800
Los Angeles, California
The President Ford Committee, Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A copy of
our Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. 20463.
PAGE TWO
CALIFORNIA
(Co-Chairman)
STATE SENATOR DENNY CARPENTER 916-445-5831 (0)
State Capitol
Sacramento, California
CALIFORNIA HEADQUARTERS
David Liggett, Campaign Manager 213-595-1676 (0)
Spencer-Roberts & Associates, Inc.
4201 Long Beach Blvd.
Suite 415
Long Beach, California 90807
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DR WILLIAM COOPER
202-337-2727 (0)
825 New Hampshire Ave, N.W.
Washington, D.C.
FLORIDA
THE HONORABLE LOU FREY
202-225-3671 (0)
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
FLORIDA HEADQUARTERS
Oscar Juarez, Campaign Manager 305-843-3673 (0)
Post Office Box 1706
Orlando, Florida 32802
GEORGIA
MATTHEW PATTON
404-522-3100 (0)
Kilpatrick, Cody, Rogers
McClatchey & Regenstein
Equitable Building
100 Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Georgia
GEORGIA HEADQUARTERS
Susan Tucker, Office Manager
404-522-9410 (0)
2410 Equitable Building
Atlanta, Georgia 30303
ILLINOIS
THE HONORABLE RICHARD B. OGILVIE 312-786-7500 (0)
Isham, Lincoln & Beale
One First National Plaza
Chicago, Illinois 60670
ILLINOIS
ILLINOIS HEADQUARTERS
312-641-6400 (0)
Pat Goldman, Secretary
127 North Dearborn Street
Room 808
Chicago, Illinois
INDIANA
DONALD B. COX
812-426-2211 (0)
1010 Sycamore Street
Evansville, Indiana 47708
IOWA
RALPH McCARTNEY
515-228-3727 (0)
R.R. #4
Charles City, Iowa 50616
KANSAS ----NOT PUBLIC
(Co-Chairman)
HOWARD WILKINS
316-685-8281 (0)
Managing Partner
Maverick Company
Box 2817
Wichita, Kansas 67201
(Co-Chairman)
MRS. CAROL WIEBE
316-947-5734 (0)
301 Willow Road
Hillsboro, Kansas
MAINE ----NOT PUBLIC
HARRISON L. RICHARDSON
207-774-5821 (0)
465 Congress Street
Portland, Maine 04111
MARYLAND
STATE SENATOR NEWT STEERS
301-320-5820 (0)
6601 River Road
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
ROBERT PASCAL (Co-Chairman)
301-263-4173 (0)
112 Hatton Drive
Severna Park, Maryland 21146
MASSACHUSETTS
THE HONORABLE SILVIO CONTE
202-225-5206 (0)
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
MASSACHUSETTS
MASSACHUSETTS HEADQUARTERS
David Sparks, Campaign Manager 617-484-5411 (0)
68 Leonard Street
Belmont, Massachusetts 02178
MICHIGAN
PETER FLETCHER
313-482-0445 (0)
P. 0. Box 407
Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
MICHIGAN HEADQUARTERS
Kathleen Seglund, Secretary
517-487-5413 (0)
223 North Walnut Street
Lansing, Michigan 48933
MONTANA
KENNETH R. NEILL (KEN)
406-727-2200 (0)
166 Riverview C
Great Falls, Montana 59404
NEBRASKA---- NOT PUBLIC
BILL BARRETT
308-324-5581 (0)
Barrett-Housel & Associates
507 Washington
Lexington, Nebraska
MRS. WILLIAM (DEE) GRAHAM (Vice-Chairman)
8119 Harney Street
402-391-3499
Omaha, Nebraska
NEW HAMPSHIRE
THE HONORABLE JAMES CLEVELAND 202-225-5206
(0)
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
NEW HAMPSHIRE HEADQUARTERS
John Michels, Campaign Manager 603-228-0150 (0)
150 North Main Street
Concord, New Hampshire
NEW JERSEY
THE HONORABLE THOMAS H. KEAN 201-354-7070 (0)
1 Elizabeth Plaza
Elizabeth, New Jersey 07202
NORTH CAROLINA
(Co-Chairman)
J.M. PEDEN, JR. (JIM)
919-832-2081 (0)
421 Drummond Drive
Raleigh, North Carolina
NORTH CAROLINA
(Co-Chairman)
MRS, PARKS M. (MARGARET) KING, JR. 704-525-0666 (0)
431 Scofield Road
Charlotte, North Carolina
NORTH CAROLINA HEADQUARTERS
Bill Russell, Campaign Coordinator 919-821-5021 (0)
Post Office Box 10742
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
OHIO
KEITH McNAMARA
614-228-6131 (0)
McNamara & McNamara
88 East Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43215
OHIO HEADQUARTERS
21 East State Street
Suite 1118
Columbus, Ohio 43215
OKLAHOMA
DOUG McKEEVER
405-234-4133 (0)
P. 0. Box 1026
Enid, Oklahoma 73701
OREGON-- NOT PUBLIC
(Honorary Chairman)
SENATOR VICTOR ATIYEH
503-223-4125 (0)
800 S.W. Washington
Portland, Oregon 97205
(Chairman)
CRAIG BERKMAN
503-228-0700 (0)
1st National Bank of Oregon
Tower Suite 2323 E
Portland, Oregon 97201
PENNSYLVANIA
DREW LEWIS
215-825-5200 (0)
1 Plymouth Meeting
Suite 525
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
RHODE ISLAND
(Témporary Chairman)
JAMES FIELD, JR.
401-421-2570 (0)
Republican State Central Committee
of Rhode Island
Turks Head Building
Suite 501
Providence, Rhode Island 02903
SOUTH DAKOTA
DAVID VOLK
605-224-3378 (0)
Office of the State Treasurer
State Capitol
Pierre, South Dakota 57501
TEXAS
(Chairman)
THE HONORABLE JOHN TOWER
202-224-2934 (0)
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510
(Co-Chairman)
MRS. TOBIN (ANNE) ARMSTRONG
512-592-1491 (H)
Armstrong Ranch
Armstrong, Texas 78338
TEXAS HEADQUARTERS
512-459-4101 (0)
Mrs. Malcolm Millburn, Campaign Director
Roger Wallace, Campaign Manager
Post Office Box 15345
Austin, Texas 78761
WYOMING
DIEMER TRUE
307-237-9301 (0)
True Oil Company
106 River Cross Road
Casper, Wyoming 82601
WEEK ENDING: NOVEMBER 14, 1975
Beginning
This
Totals
Totals
Week
to Date
CONTRIBUTIONS:
Individual
Identified
$ 997,018.85
$ 63,036.00
$1,060,054.85
Suspense
29,131.00
5,900.00
35,031.00
Total
1,026,149.85
68,936.00
1,095,085.85
Committees, Reg. -
Identified
14,000.00
-
14,000.00
Suspense
1,000.00
-
1,000.00
Total
15,000.00
-
15,000.00
Pledges
500.00
-
500.00
Total Contributions
1,041,649.85
-
1,110,585.85
Interest Income
Total Receipts
1,042,654.90
68,936.00
1,111,590.90
MATCHING ACCOUNTS
1
Qualifiable -
States Qualifiable
23
Funds Qualifiable
506,096.00
DISBURSEMENTS:
Fund Raising
219,514.82
29,822.55
249,337.37
Non Fund Raising
294,226.06
72,020.07
366,246.13
Refundable Deposits
26,335.00
2,600.00
28,935.00
Contribution Returns
5,021.00
500.00
5,521.00
Advances
63,597.00
21,650.00
85,247.00
Accounts Receivable
-0-
180.00
180.00
Total Disbursements
608,693.88
126,772.62
735,466.50
FUNDS BALANCE:
Cash in Bank
274,242.83
Petty Cash
400.00
Certificate of Deposit
100,981.57
Securities in Process of Sale
-0-
Pledges Receivable
500.00
Total Funds Balance
376,124.40
STATISTICS:
Total Number of Contributors as of November 13, 1975
2,370
Average Amount of Contribution to date
469.00
Cost of Fund Raising to date - percent of contribution
22%
SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES
FUND RAISING EXPENSES
IN THE STATES
CONTRIBUTIONS
% OF
% OF
CONTRIBUTIONS
QUOTA
RECEIVED
QUOTA
AMOUNT
RECEIVED
ALABAMA
$ 75,0
$ 21,450
28.6
1,000
4.7
ALASKA
20,000
6,200
31.0
ARIZONA
140,000
9,955
7.1
2,696.70
27.1
ARKANSAS
50,000
1,000
2.0
CALIFORNIA
1,795,000
169,961.50
9.5
15,074.92
8.9
COLORADO
150,000
11,335
7.6
CONNECTICUT
300,000
29,015
9.7
DELAWARE
100,000
6,550
6.6
DISTRICT OF COL.
300,000
29,872
10.0
FLORIDA
450,000
32,745
7.3
7,500
22.9
GEORGIA
150,000
62,411
41.6
8,032.66
12.9
HAWAII
45,000
1,020
2.3-
IDAHO
35,000
1,000
2.9
ILLINOIS
950,000
98,906.50
10.4
10,500
10.6
INDIANA
275,000
9,356.75
3.4
IOWA
150,000
1,310
0.9
KANSAS
135,000
54,005
40.0
44.07
0.1
KENTUCKY
100,000
7,525
7.5
LOUISIANA
75,000
5,760
7.7
500
8.7
MAINE
45,000
200
0.4
MARYLAND
225,000
23,322
10.4
MASSACHUSETTS
325,000
19,635
6.0
MICHIGAN
550,000
52,525
9.6
6,100
11.6
MINNESOTA
275,000
28,967
10.5
1,000
3.5
MISSISSIPPI
40,000
30
0.1
MISSOURI
250,000
30,800
12.3
2,550
8.3
MONTANA
40,000
1,500
3.8
NEBRASKA
85,000
2,110
2.5
NEVADA
25,000
5,400
21.6
NEW HAMPSHIRE
40,000
1,000
2.5
NEW JERSEY
350,000
27,488.33
7.9
4,464.71
16.2
NEW MEXICO
50,000
2,210
4.4
NEW YORK
1,650,000
100,556.50
6.1
9,199.45
9.2
SUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES
page two
FUND RAISING EXPENSES
CONTRIBUTIONS
IN THE STATES
% OF
% OF
CONTRIBUTIONS
QUOTA
RECEIVED
QUOTA
AMOUNT
RECEIVED
NORTH CAROLINA
$
125,000
$13,005
10.4
NORTH DAKOTA
30,000
1,100
3.7
OH10
650,000
36,575
5.6
OKLAHOMA
120,000
8,325
6.9
3,000
36.0
OREGON
90,000
13,850
15.4
4,241.80
30.6
PENNSYLVANIA
700,000
40,895.27
5.8
RHODE ISLAND
50,000
1,525
3.1
SOUTH CAROLINA
75 00
1,160
1.6
SOUTH DAKOTA
30,000
100
0.3
TENNESSEE
175,000
22,785
13.0
TEXAS
650,000
60,143
9.3
2,000
3.3
UTAH
35,000
10
0.0
VERMONT
25,000
50
0.2
VIRGINIA
250,000
26,835
10.7
WASHINGTON
175,000
5,335
3.1
WEST VIRGINIA
40,000
2,200
5.5
WISCONSIN
225,000
14,645
6.5
WYOMING
30,000
-
-
TERRITORIES
UNIDENTIFIED
505
500
TOTALS
1/
1/
12,720.000
1,104,564.85
8.7
77,904.31
7.1
1/ Includes advances for fund raising and direct
expenses in the States only.
TREASURER'S OFF]
Total
STATE
CUM. TIRU.
FRI
MON
Tues
WeD
THURS
CUM. THRU.
Quota
(000)
11/7
"/10
"/,,
"/12
"/13
75
Alabama
21,200
25
200
25
21,450
20
Alaska
6200
6,200
140
Arizona
99:5
9.955
50
Arkansas
1000
1,000
1,795
California
161,785.50
1975
1829
4.121
/
250
169,961.50
150
Colorado
1080
505
11,335
300
Connecticut
28.765
250
29,015
100
Delaware
5600
950
6.550
300
D.C.
28.847
25
1000
29,872
450
Florida
29.745
1000
1000
1000
32.745
150
Georgia
57.501
1555
3155
200
62,411
45
Hawaii
1.020
1020
35
Idaho
1.000
1,000
950
Illinois
88,641.50
1830
2675
3510
225
2025
98,906.50
275
Indiana
9.356.75
4.356.75
150
Iowa
260
1000
50
1,310
135
Kansas
52,905
500
500
100
54,005
&
100
Kentucky
7.525
7,525
75
Louisiana
5.760
5,760
45
Maine
200
200
225
Maryland
20,697
2025
500
100
23,322
325
Massachusett:
17.135
500
2000
19,635
550
Michigan
52,025
500
52,525
275
Minnesota
25,572
2000
45
1000
250
28,867
40
Mississippi
15
15
30
250
Missouri
26,900
250
100
3050
500
30,800
40
Montana
500
1,000
1,500
85
Nebraska
2,110
2,110
25
Nevada
5400
5,400
Tota
STATE
CUM. THRU.
TRI
MON
lues
WeD
THURS
CUM. THRU.
Quota
(000)
"/7
"/10
"/.,
"/12
"/13
40
N. Hampshire
1000
1,000
350
New Jersey
21,288.33
2100
4000
100
27,488.33
50
New Mexico
2.210
2,210
1,650
New York
97.081.50
750
1025
2000
-300
100,556.50
125
N. Carolina
10,380
500
1000
1125
13,005
30
N. Dakota
1,100
1,100
650
Ohio
36,425
50
100
36,575
120
Oklahoma
8,075
250
8,325
90
Oregon
11,025
50
1000
1775.
13,850
700
Pennsylvania
40.770.27
125
40,895.27
50
Rhode Island
1525
1525
75
S. Carolina
1060
1c,
1,160.
30
S. Dakota
100
100
175
Tennessee
22,535
250
22,785
650
Texas
57,093
600
100
1350
1000
60,143
-
35
Utah
10
10
25
Vermont
50
50
250
Virginia
25,310
500
1025
26,835
175
Washington
5325
10
5,335
40
W. Virginia
2,200
2,200
225
Wisconsin
14.620
25
14,645
-
30
Wyoming
-
-
Territories
States Cum. Total
1,035,623.85
15,060
13,944
22,616
12,176.
4140
1,103,559.85
Unidentifiel
5
500
505
Sub-total
Other Receipts 500
500
1,036,128.85
TOTAL
15,060
13.944
23,116.
12,176.
4140
1104,564.85
TAB C
President Ford Committee
1828 STREET, NW. SUITE 250. WASHINGTON, DC 20036 (202) 457 6400
November 12, 1975
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE PRESIDENT FORD FINANCE OFFICE
Max M. Fisher
313-871-8000
Chairman, The Executive Committee
2210 Fisher Building
Detroit, Michigan 48202
Loren M. Berry
Bus:
513-296-2121
L.M. Berry and Company
3710 Kettering Boulevard
Dayton, Ohio 45401
Mrs. George C. (Margaret) Brock
213-277-0787
1404 Century Towers, West
(switchboard) 213-277-0800
2220 Avenue of, the Stars
Los Angeles, California 90067
Albert L. Cole
Round Hill Road
Greenwich, Connecticut 06830
Edwin D. Dodd
419-242-6543
President & Chief Executive Officer
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
Post Office Box 1035
Toledo, Ohio 43666
Miss Louise Gore
202-293-2100
Fairfax llotel
2100 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20008
Raymond Kravis
918-587-5161
Chairman of the Board
Raymond F. Kravis Associates, Inc.
1705 First National Bank Building
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74103
Winston M. Blount
205-2'2-3020
Chairman of the Board
Blount, Inc.
4250 Executive Park Drive
Montgomery, Alabama 36111
The President Ford Committee. Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A of
our Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, DC. cop) 20463
Executive Committee
November 12, 1975
Page two
Donald M. Kendall
Chairman
Pepsico, Inc.
Purchase, New York 10577
Bernard J. (Bunny) Lasker
212-944-0317
Lasker, Stone, and Stern
20 Broad Street
New York City, New York 10022
Gustave Levy
212-676-8000
Goldman Sachs and Company
55 Broad Street
New York City, New York 12202
William C. Messinger
414-384-3000
Rexnord, Inc.
3500 First Wisconsin Center
777 East Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202
Mrs. Harvey M. (Lyn) Meyerhoff
301-727-3800
Joseph Meyerhoff Monumental
Properties, Inc.
25 South Charles Street
Baltimore, Maryland 21201.
Robert Mosbacher
713-225-0781
Capitol National Bank Building
1300 Main Street
Houston, Texas 77002
David Packard
415-493-1501
Chairman of the Board
Hewlett-Packard Company
1501 Page Mill Drive
Palo Alto, California 94304
Thomas A. Pappas
617-542-4210
C. Pappas Company, Inc.
647 Summer Street
Boston, Massachusetts 02110
Executive Committee
November 12, 1975
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Taft Schreiber
100 Universal City Plaza
Universal City, California 91608
William W. Scranton
717-961-7137
Northeastern Bank of Pennsylvania
Scranton, Pennsylvania 18503
Richard B. Sellars
201-524-0400
Chairman of the Board
Johnson and Johnson
501 George Street
New Brunswick, New Jersey 08903
W. Clement Stone
312-275-8000
Combined Insurance Company
5050 North Broadway
Chicago, Illinois 60640
John Swearingen
312-856-6111
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer
Standard Oil Company
200 East Randolph Drive
Chicago, Illinois 60601
David K. (Pat) Wilson
615-356-1940
Chairman, Cherokee Equity Corporation
95 White Bridge Road
Nashville, Tennessee 37205