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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 Page three 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

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    "ocrText": "Document scanned from Box 14 of the Richard B. Cheney Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library\nPresident Ford Committee\n1828 L STREET, N.W., SUITE 250, WASHINGTON, D.C. 20036 (202) 457-6400\nNovember 17, 1975\nAK7\nMEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT\nFROM:\nBo CALLAWAY\nB.\nSUBJECT:\nWeekly Report 19, Week Ending November 14, 1975\nI. GENERAL CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION\nThe first comprehensive meeting with the Regional Coordinators\nwas conducted this Sunday to de-brief them on the progress and\nproblems in their respective states. In addition, the Washington\nstaff made presentations as to their activities and projected plans.\nRNC Executive Director Eddie Mahe was present throughout the pro-\nceedings.\nA meeting of the Advisory Committee will be held Monday, November\n17. The two-fold purpose of the meeting will be to update the\nmembers on PFC operations, including a Regional briefing, and to\ndiscuss in detail their opinions on campaign issues.\nJim Cochran has joined the staff as Director of Administration\nunder Bob Marik. A retired Naval officer, Jim has extensive man-\nagement experience and will concentrate initially on developing\na comprehensive budget control format.\nII. STATE CAMPAIGN ORGANIZATION\nLeadership appointments were confirmed in three states and the\nformation of a steering committee was completed in a fourth.\nThis brings to 30 the number of states (including the District\nof Columbia) with campaign leadership in place. A list of the\nPFC State Chairmen is provided at Tab A.\n1. Alabama -- A steering committee composed of representa-\ntives from each of the seven Congressional Districts has been\nformed. Membership includes National Committee Members Perry\nHooper and Jean Sullivan, former Congressman Glen Andrews,\nState Committee Member John Grenier, and PFC Finance Co-Chair-\nmen Bill Acker and Hall Thompson. Announcement of the committee\nis scheduled for the week of November 17.\nThe President Ford Committee, Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A copy of\nour Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. 20463.\nWEEKLY REPORT #19, November 14, 1975\nPage Two\n2. Alaska -- Minority Leader of the State Senate Mike Colletta\nand Assembly Minority Leader Keith Specking have agreed to\nserve as PFC Co-Chairmen. Announcement of their selection will\nbe made Tuesday, November 18.\n3. Maine -- Harrison Richardson has been selected to chair\nthe PFC Committee in Maine. An attorney who served as\nMajority Leader of the State House of Representatives from\n1967-70 and a member of the State Senate from 1973-74,\nRichardson sought the gubernatorial nomination in 1974. He\nis also a past Chairman of the Cumberland (Portland) County\nRepublican Party.\n4. New Jersey -- Minority Leader of the State Assembly Thomas\nKean has been appointed PFC State Chairman. Son of twenty-\nyear Congressional veteran Robert Kean, he has been active in\nstate GOP politics since 1964 and served as an alternate\ndelegate to the 1968 National Convention.\nIII. FINANCE\nNearly $70,000 was raised last week for a cumulative total of\n$1,111,590.90, of which $506,096 is qualifiable for matching funds.\nGeorgia passed Kansas to take first place in percentage of quota\nmet reaching 41.6%. A copy of the Treasurer's Report is attached\nat Tab B.\nMax Fisher has formed a twenty-one member Executive Committee of\nthe Finance Committee to serve as a special solicitation group.\nA list of Executive Committee members is provided at Tab C.\nNo new State Finance Chairmen have been appointed since the weekly\nreport of November 4.\nIV. LEGAL\nFinance and Campaign Chairmen in all states have been contacted\nregarding the appointment of local state counsels to assist the PFC\non a voluntary basis within their states.\nBob Visser and Tim Ryan met at the RNC with Bill Cramer and staff\nregarding individual contribution limitation of $25,000 a year and\nthe possibility of requesting a comprehensive Advisory Opinion from\nthe FEC to clarify this provision with regard to unearmarked contri-\nbutions.\nWEEKLY REPORT #19, November 14, 1975\nPage Three\nV. MAJOR APPOINTMENTS SCHEDULE\nMonday\nSaul Kohler, Newhouse News Service\nPFC Advisory Committee\nTuesday\nJohn Rhodes and Bob Michel\nDick Cheney\nWednesday\nIn Birmingham (Announce Alabama PFC)\nThursday\nIn El Paso (Address Texas Federation of\nRepublican Women)\nIn Omaha (Announce Nebraska PFC)\nFriday\nIn Wichita (GOP Governors Conference)\nSaturday\nIn Lanham (Maryland GOP State Committee Dinner)\nCopy to: Dick Cheney\nB.\n1\nPresident Ford Committee\n1828 L STREET, N.W., SUITE 250, WASHINGTON, D C. 20036 (202) 457-6400\nNovember 13, 1975\nALABAMA ---- NOT PUBLIC ( COMMITTEE REPRESENTING ALL 7\nCONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS)\n(Temporary Contact)\nEdgar Welden\n205-322-5733 (0)\nP. 0. Box 3315\nBirmingham, Alabama 35205\nALASKA\n(Co-Chairman)\nSTATE SENATOR MIKE COLLETTA\n907-279-1536 (0)\nBox 3188\nAnchorage, Alaska 99501\n(Co-Chairman)\nKEITH SPECKING\n(no phone)\nHope, Alaska\nARKANSAS\n(Co-Chairman)\nGUY NEWCOMB\n501-563-3535 (0)\nP. 0. Box 129\nOsceola, Arkansas\n(Co-Chairman)\nMRS. DOROTHY WEBB\n501-375-7108 (0)\n4924 East Crestwood\nLittle Roack, Arkansas\nARKANSAS HEADQUARTERS\n917 West Markham\n501-375-2371 (0)\nLittle Rock, Arkansas 72203\nCALIFORNIA\n(Co-Chairman)\nATTORNEY GENERAL EVELLE YOUNGER 213-620-3145 (0)\n3580 Wilshire Blvd.\nSuite 800\nLos Angeles, California\nThe President Ford Committee, Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A copy of\nour Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C. 20463.\nPAGE TWO\nCALIFORNIA\n(Co-Chairman)\nSTATE SENATOR DENNY CARPENTER 916-445-5831 (0)\nState Capitol\nSacramento, California\nCALIFORNIA HEADQUARTERS\nDavid Liggett, Campaign Manager 213-595-1676 (0)\nSpencer-Roberts & Associates, Inc.\n4201 Long Beach Blvd.\nSuite 415\nLong Beach, California 90807\nDISTRICT OF COLUMBIA\nDR WILLIAM COOPER\n202-337-2727 (0)\n825 New Hampshire Ave, N.W.\nWashington, D.C.\nFLORIDA\nTHE HONORABLE LOU FREY\n202-225-3671 (0)\nU.S. House of Representatives\nWashington, D.C. 20515\nFLORIDA HEADQUARTERS\nOscar Juarez, Campaign Manager 305-843-3673 (0)\nPost Office Box 1706\nOrlando, Florida 32802\nGEORGIA\nMATTHEW PATTON\n404-522-3100 (0)\nKilpatrick, Cody, Rogers\nMcClatchey & Regenstein\nEquitable Building\n100 Peachtree Street\nAtlanta, Georgia\nGEORGIA HEADQUARTERS\nSusan Tucker, Office Manager\n404-522-9410 (0)\n2410 Equitable Building\nAtlanta, Georgia 30303\nILLINOIS\nTHE HONORABLE RICHARD B. OGILVIE 312-786-7500 (0)\nIsham, Lincoln & Beale\nOne First National Plaza\nChicago, Illinois 60670\nILLINOIS\nILLINOIS HEADQUARTERS\n312-641-6400 (0)\nPat Goldman, Secretary\n127 North Dearborn Street\nRoom 808\nChicago, Illinois\nINDIANA\nDONALD B. COX\n812-426-2211 (0)\n1010 Sycamore Street\nEvansville, Indiana 47708\nIOWA\nRALPH McCARTNEY\n515-228-3727 (0)\nR.R. #4\nCharles City, Iowa 50616\nKANSAS ----NOT PUBLIC\n(Co-Chairman)\nHOWARD WILKINS\n316-685-8281 (0)\nManaging Partner\nMaverick Company\nBox 2817\nWichita, Kansas 67201\n(Co-Chairman)\nMRS. CAROL WIEBE\n316-947-5734 (0)\n301 Willow Road\nHillsboro, Kansas\nMAINE ----NOT PUBLIC\nHARRISON L. RICHARDSON\n207-774-5821 (0)\n465 Congress Street\nPortland, Maine 04111\nMARYLAND\nSTATE SENATOR NEWT STEERS\n301-320-5820 (0)\n6601 River Road\nBethesda, Maryland 20034\nROBERT PASCAL (Co-Chairman)\n301-263-4173 (0)\n112 Hatton Drive\nSeverna Park, Maryland 21146\nMASSACHUSETTS\nTHE HONORABLE SILVIO CONTE\n202-225-5206 (0)\nU.S. House of Representatives\nWashington, D.C. 20515\nMASSACHUSETTS\nMASSACHUSETTS HEADQUARTERS\nDavid Sparks, Campaign Manager 617-484-5411 (0)\n68 Leonard Street\nBelmont, Massachusetts 02178\nMICHIGAN\nPETER FLETCHER\n313-482-0445 (0)\nP. 0. Box 407\nYpsilanti, Michigan 48197\nMICHIGAN HEADQUARTERS\nKathleen Seglund, Secretary\n517-487-5413 (0)\n223 North Walnut Street\nLansing, Michigan 48933\nMONTANA\nKENNETH R. NEILL (KEN)\n406-727-2200 (0)\n166 Riverview C\nGreat Falls, Montana 59404\nNEBRASKA---- NOT PUBLIC\nBILL BARRETT\n308-324-5581 (0)\nBarrett-Housel & Associates\n507 Washington\nLexington, Nebraska\nMRS. WILLIAM (DEE) GRAHAM (Vice-Chairman)\n8119 Harney Street\n402-391-3499\nOmaha, Nebraska\nNEW HAMPSHIRE\nTHE HONORABLE JAMES CLEVELAND 202-225-5206\n(0)\nU.S. House of Representatives\nWashington, D.C. 20515\nNEW HAMPSHIRE HEADQUARTERS\nJohn Michels, Campaign Manager 603-228-0150 (0)\n150 North Main Street\nConcord, New Hampshire\nNEW JERSEY\nTHE HONORABLE THOMAS H. KEAN 201-354-7070 (0)\n1 Elizabeth Plaza\nElizabeth, New Jersey 07202\nNORTH CAROLINA\n(Co-Chairman)\nJ.M. PEDEN, JR. (JIM)\n919-832-2081 (0)\n421 Drummond Drive\nRaleigh, North Carolina\nNORTH CAROLINA\n(Co-Chairman)\nMRS, PARKS M. (MARGARET) KING, JR. 704-525-0666 (0)\n431 Scofield Road\nCharlotte, North Carolina\nNORTH CAROLINA HEADQUARTERS\nBill Russell, Campaign Coordinator 919-821-5021 (0)\nPost Office Box 10742\nRaleigh, North Carolina 27611\nOHIO\nKEITH McNAMARA\n614-228-6131 (0)\nMcNamara & McNamara\n88 East Broad Street\nColumbus, Ohio 43215\nOHIO HEADQUARTERS\n21 East State Street\nSuite 1118\nColumbus, Ohio 43215\nOKLAHOMA\nDOUG McKEEVER\n405-234-4133 (0)\nP. 0. Box 1026\nEnid, Oklahoma 73701\nOREGON-- NOT PUBLIC\n(Honorary Chairman)\nSENATOR VICTOR ATIYEH\n503-223-4125 (0)\n800 S.W. Washington\nPortland, Oregon 97205\n(Chairman)\nCRAIG BERKMAN\n503-228-0700 (0)\n1st National Bank of Oregon\nTower Suite 2323 E\nPortland, Oregon 97201\nPENNSYLVANIA\nDREW LEWIS\n215-825-5200 (0)\n1 Plymouth Meeting\nSuite 525\nPlymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania\nRHODE ISLAND\n(Témporary Chairman)\nJAMES FIELD, JR.\n401-421-2570 (0)\nRepublican State Central Committee\nof Rhode Island\nTurks Head Building\nSuite 501\nProvidence, Rhode Island 02903\nSOUTH DAKOTA\nDAVID VOLK\n605-224-3378 (0)\nOffice of the State Treasurer\nState Capitol\nPierre, South Dakota 57501\nTEXAS\n(Chairman)\nTHE HONORABLE JOHN TOWER\n202-224-2934 (0)\nUnited States Senate\nWashington, D.C. 20510\n(Co-Chairman)\nMRS. TOBIN (ANNE) ARMSTRONG\n512-592-1491 (H)\nArmstrong Ranch\nArmstrong, Texas 78338\nTEXAS HEADQUARTERS\n512-459-4101 (0)\nMrs. Malcolm Millburn, Campaign Director\nRoger Wallace, Campaign Manager\nPost Office Box 15345\nAustin, Texas 78761\nWYOMING\nDIEMER TRUE\n307-237-9301 (0)\nTrue Oil Company\n106 River Cross Road\nCasper, Wyoming 82601\nWEEK ENDING: NOVEMBER 14, 1975\nBeginning\nThis\nTotals\nTotals\nWeek\nto Date\nCONTRIBUTIONS:\nIndividual\nIdentified\n$ 997,018.85\n$ 63,036.00\n$1,060,054.85\nSuspense\n29,131.00\n5,900.00\n35,031.00\nTotal\n1,026,149.85\n68,936.00\n1,095,085.85\nCommittees, Reg. -\nIdentified\n14,000.00\n-\n14,000.00\nSuspense\n1,000.00\n-\n1,000.00\nTotal\n15,000.00\n-\n15,000.00\nPledges\n500.00\n-\n500.00\nTotal Contributions\n1,041,649.85\n-\n1,110,585.85\nInterest Income\nTotal Receipts\n1,042,654.90\n68,936.00\n1,111,590.90\nMATCHING ACCOUNTS\n1\nQualifiable -\nStates Qualifiable\n23\nFunds Qualifiable\n506,096.00\nDISBURSEMENTS:\nFund Raising\n219,514.82\n29,822.55\n249,337.37\nNon Fund Raising\n294,226.06\n72,020.07\n366,246.13\nRefundable Deposits\n26,335.00\n2,600.00\n28,935.00\nContribution Returns\n5,021.00\n500.00\n5,521.00\nAdvances\n63,597.00\n21,650.00\n85,247.00\nAccounts Receivable\n-0-\n180.00\n180.00\nTotal Disbursements\n608,693.88\n126,772.62\n735,466.50\nFUNDS BALANCE:\nCash in Bank\n274,242.83\nPetty Cash\n400.00\nCertificate of Deposit\n100,981.57\nSecurities in Process of Sale\n-0-\nPledges Receivable\n500.00\nTotal Funds Balance\n376,124.40\nSTATISTICS:\nTotal Number of Contributors as of November 13, 1975\n2,370\nAverage Amount of Contribution to date\n469.00\nCost of Fund Raising to date - percent of contribution\n22%\nSUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES\nFUND RAISING EXPENSES\nIN THE STATES\nCONTRIBUTIONS\n% OF\n% OF\nCONTRIBUTIONS\nQUOTA\nRECEIVED\nQUOTA\nAMOUNT\nRECEIVED\nALABAMA\n$ 75,0\n$ 21,450\n28.6\n1,000\n4.7\nALASKA\n20,000\n6,200\n31.0\nARIZONA\n140,000\n9,955\n7.1\n2,696.70\n27.1\nARKANSAS\n50,000\n1,000\n2.0\nCALIFORNIA\n1,795,000\n169,961.50\n9.5\n15,074.92\n8.9\nCOLORADO\n150,000\n11,335\n7.6\nCONNECTICUT\n300,000\n29,015\n9.7\nDELAWARE\n100,000\n6,550\n6.6\nDISTRICT OF COL.\n300,000\n29,872\n10.0\nFLORIDA\n450,000\n32,745\n7.3\n7,500\n22.9\nGEORGIA\n150,000\n62,411\n41.6\n8,032.66\n12.9\nHAWAII\n45,000\n1,020\n2.3-\nIDAHO\n35,000\n1,000\n2.9\nILLINOIS\n950,000\n98,906.50\n10.4\n10,500\n10.6\nINDIANA\n275,000\n9,356.75\n3.4\nIOWA\n150,000\n1,310\n0.9\nKANSAS\n135,000\n54,005\n40.0\n44.07\n0.1\nKENTUCKY\n100,000\n7,525\n7.5\nLOUISIANA\n75,000\n5,760\n7.7\n500\n8.7\nMAINE\n45,000\n200\n0.4\nMARYLAND\n225,000\n23,322\n10.4\nMASSACHUSETTS\n325,000\n19,635\n6.0\nMICHIGAN\n550,000\n52,525\n9.6\n6,100\n11.6\nMINNESOTA\n275,000\n28,967\n10.5\n1,000\n3.5\nMISSISSIPPI\n40,000\n30\n0.1\nMISSOURI\n250,000\n30,800\n12.3\n2,550\n8.3\nMONTANA\n40,000\n1,500\n3.8\nNEBRASKA\n85,000\n2,110\n2.5\nNEVADA\n25,000\n5,400\n21.6\nNEW HAMPSHIRE\n40,000\n1,000\n2.5\nNEW JERSEY\n350,000\n27,488.33\n7.9\n4,464.71\n16.2\nNEW MEXICO\n50,000\n2,210\n4.4\nNEW YORK\n1,650,000\n100,556.50\n6.1\n9,199.45\n9.2\nSUMMARY OF CONTRIBUTIONS AND EXPENSES\npage two\nFUND RAISING EXPENSES\nCONTRIBUTIONS\nIN THE STATES\n% OF\n% OF\nCONTRIBUTIONS\nQUOTA\nRECEIVED\nQUOTA\nAMOUNT\nRECEIVED\nNORTH CAROLINA\n$\n125,000\n$13,005\n10.4\nNORTH DAKOTA\n30,000\n1,100\n3.7\nOH10\n650,000\n36,575\n5.6\nOKLAHOMA\n120,000\n8,325\n6.9\n3,000\n36.0\nOREGON\n90,000\n13,850\n15.4\n4,241.80\n30.6\nPENNSYLVANIA\n700,000\n40,895.27\n5.8\nRHODE ISLAND\n50,000\n1,525\n3.1\nSOUTH CAROLINA\n75 00\n1,160\n1.6\nSOUTH DAKOTA\n30,000\n100\n0.3\nTENNESSEE\n175,000\n22,785\n13.0\nTEXAS\n650,000\n60,143\n9.3\n2,000\n3.3\nUTAH\n35,000\n10\n0.0\nVERMONT\n25,000\n50\n0.2\nVIRGINIA\n250,000\n26,835\n10.7\nWASHINGTON\n175,000\n5,335\n3.1\nWEST VIRGINIA\n40,000\n2,200\n5.5\nWISCONSIN\n225,000\n14,645\n6.5\nWYOMING\n30,000\n-\n-\nTERRITORIES\nUNIDENTIFIED\n505\n500\nTOTALS\n1/\n1/\n12,720.000\n1,104,564.85\n8.7\n77,904.31\n7.1\n1/ Includes advances for fund raising and direct\nexpenses in the States only.\nTREASURER'S OFF]\nTotal\nSTATE\nCUM. TIRU.\nFRI\nMON\nTues\nWeD\nTHURS\nCUM. THRU.\nQuota\n(000)\n11/7\n\"/10\n\"/,,\n\"/12\n\"/13\n75\nAlabama\n21,200\n25\n200\n25\n21,450\n20\nAlaska\n6200\n6,200\n140\nArizona\n99:5\n9.955\n50\nArkansas\n1000\n1,000\n1,795\nCalifornia\n161,785.50\n1975\n1829\n4.121\n/\n250\n169,961.50\n150\nColorado\n1080\n505\n11,335\n300\nConnecticut\n28.765\n250\n29,015\n100\nDelaware\n5600\n950\n6.550\n300\nD.C.\n28.847\n25\n1000\n29,872\n450\nFlorida\n29.745\n1000\n1000\n1000\n32.745\n150\nGeorgia\n57.501\n1555\n3155\n200\n62,411\n45\nHawaii\n1.020\n1020\n35\nIdaho\n1.000\n1,000\n950\nIllinois\n88,641.50\n1830\n2675\n3510\n225\n2025\n98,906.50\n275\nIndiana\n9.356.75\n4.356.75\n150\nIowa\n260\n1000\n50\n1,310\n135\nKansas\n52,905\n500\n500\n100\n54,005\n&\n100\nKentucky\n7.525\n7,525\n75\nLouisiana\n5.760\n5,760\n45\nMaine\n200\n200\n225\nMaryland\n20,697\n2025\n500\n100\n23,322\n325\nMassachusett:\n17.135\n500\n2000\n19,635\n550\nMichigan\n52,025\n500\n52,525\n275\nMinnesota\n25,572\n2000\n45\n1000\n250\n28,867\n40\nMississippi\n15\n15\n30\n250\nMissouri\n26,900\n250\n100\n3050\n500\n30,800\n40\nMontana\n500\n1,000\n1,500\n85\nNebraska\n2,110\n2,110\n25\nNevada\n5400\n5,400\nTota\nSTATE\nCUM. THRU.\nTRI\nMON\nlues\nWeD\nTHURS\nCUM. THRU.\nQuota\n(000)\n\"/7\n\"/10\n\"/.,\n\"/12\n\"/13\n40\nN. Hampshire\n1000\n1,000\n350\nNew Jersey\n21,288.33\n2100\n4000\n100\n27,488.33\n50\nNew Mexico\n2.210\n2,210\n1,650\nNew York\n97.081.50\n750\n1025\n2000\n-300\n100,556.50\n125\nN. Carolina\n10,380\n500\n1000\n1125\n13,005\n30\nN. Dakota\n1,100\n1,100\n650\nOhio\n36,425\n50\n100\n36,575\n120\nOklahoma\n8,075\n250\n8,325\n90\nOregon\n11,025\n50\n1000\n1775.\n13,850\n700\nPennsylvania\n40.770.27\n125\n40,895.27\n50\nRhode Island\n1525\n1525\n75\nS. Carolina\n1060\n1c,\n1,160.\n30\nS. Dakota\n100\n100\n175\nTennessee\n22,535\n250\n22,785\n650\nTexas\n57,093\n600\n100\n1350\n1000\n60,143\n-\n35\nUtah\n10\n10\n25\nVermont\n50\n50\n250\nVirginia\n25,310\n500\n1025\n26,835\n175\nWashington\n5325\n10\n5,335\n40\nW. Virginia\n2,200\n2,200\n225\nWisconsin\n14.620\n25\n14,645\n-\n30\nWyoming\n-\n-\nTerritories\nStates Cum. Total\n1,035,623.85\n15,060\n13,944\n22,616\n12,176.\n4140\n1,103,559.85\nUnidentifiel\n5\n500\n505\nSub-total\nOther Receipts 500\n500\n1,036,128.85\nTOTAL\n15,060\n13.944\n23,116.\n12,176.\n4140\n1104,564.85\nTAB C\nPresident Ford Committee\n1828 STREET, NW. SUITE 250. WASHINGTON, DC 20036 (202) 457 6400\nNovember 12, 1975\nTHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE PRESIDENT FORD FINANCE OFFICE\nMax M. Fisher\n313-871-8000\nChairman, The Executive Committee\n2210 Fisher Building\nDetroit, Michigan 48202\nLoren M. Berry\nBus:\n513-296-2121\nL.M. Berry and Company\n3710 Kettering Boulevard\nDayton, Ohio 45401\nMrs. George C. (Margaret) Brock\n213-277-0787\n1404 Century Towers, West\n(switchboard) 213-277-0800\n2220 Avenue of, the Stars\nLos Angeles, California 90067\nAlbert L. Cole\nRound Hill Road\nGreenwich, Connecticut 06830\nEdwin D. Dodd\n419-242-6543\nPresident & Chief Executive Officer\nOwens-Illinois, Inc.\nPost Office Box 1035\nToledo, Ohio 43666\nMiss Louise Gore\n202-293-2100\nFairfax llotel\n2100 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20008\nRaymond Kravis\n918-587-5161\nChairman of the Board\nRaymond F. Kravis Associates, Inc.\n1705 First National Bank Building\nTulsa, Oklahoma 74103\nWinston M. Blount\n205-2'2-3020\nChairman of the Board\nBlount, Inc.\n4250 Executive Park Drive\nMontgomery, Alabama 36111\nThe President Ford Committee. Howard H. Callaway, Chairman, David Packard, National Finance Chairman, Robert C. Moot, Treasurer. A of\nour Report is filed with the Federal Election Commission and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, DC. cop) 20463\nExecutive Committee\nNovember 12, 1975\nPage two\nDonald M. Kendall\nChairman\nPepsico, Inc.\nPurchase, New York 10577\nBernard J. (Bunny) Lasker\n212-944-0317\nLasker, Stone, and Stern\n20 Broad Street\nNew York City, New York 10022\nGustave Levy\n212-676-8000\nGoldman Sachs and Company\n55 Broad Street\nNew York City, New York 12202\nWilliam C. Messinger\n414-384-3000\nRexnord, Inc.\n3500 First Wisconsin Center\n777 East Wisconsin Avenue\nMilwaukee, Wisconsin 53202\nMrs. Harvey M. (Lyn) Meyerhoff\n301-727-3800\nJoseph Meyerhoff Monumental\nProperties, Inc.\n25 South Charles Street\nBaltimore, Maryland 21201.\nRobert Mosbacher\n713-225-0781\nCapitol National Bank Building\n1300 Main Street\nHouston, Texas 77002\nDavid Packard\n415-493-1501\nChairman of the Board\nHewlett-Packard Company\n1501 Page Mill Drive\nPalo Alto, California 94304\nThomas A. Pappas\n617-542-4210\nC. Pappas Company, Inc.\n647 Summer Street\nBoston, Massachusetts 02110\nExecutive Committee\nNovember 12, 1975\nPage three\nTaft Schreiber\n100 Universal City Plaza\nUniversal City, California 91608\nWilliam W. Scranton\n717-961-7137\nNortheastern Bank of Pennsylvania\nScranton, Pennsylvania 18503\nRichard B. Sellars\n201-524-0400\nChairman of the Board\nJohnson and Johnson\n501 George Street\nNew Brunswick, New Jersey 08903\nW. Clement Stone\n312-275-8000\nCombined Insurance Company\n5050 North Broadway\nChicago, Illinois 60640\nJohn Swearingen\n312-856-6111\nChairman & Chief Executive Officer\nStandard Oil Company\n200 East Randolph Drive\nChicago, Illinois 60601\nDavid K. (Pat) Wilson\n615-356-1940\nChairman, Cherokee Equity Corporation\n95 White Bridge Road\nNashville, Tennessee 37205"
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