Ninety-sixth United States Congress

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1979-1980

MAJOR POLITICAL EVENTS

MEMBERS OF THE NINETY-SIXTH UNITED STATES CONGRESS

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James Abdnor (''Representative''), Republican , South Dakota

Joseph Patrick Addabbo (''Representative''), Democrat , New York

Daniel Kahikina Akaka (''Representative''), Democrat, Hawaii

Donald Joseph Albosta (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

William Vollie Alexander, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Arkansas

Jerome Anthony Ambro, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Glenn Malcolm Anderson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

John Bayard Anderson (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Ike Franklin Andrews (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Mark Andrews (''Representative''), Republican, North Dakota

Frank Annunzio (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Beryl Franklin Anthony, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Arkansas

Douglas Earl Applegate (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

William Reynolds Archer, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Texas

William Lester Armstrong (''Senator''), Republican, Colorado

John Milan Ashbrook (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Thomas William Ludlow Ashley (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Leslie Aspin (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

Eugene Vincent Atkinson (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Les Aucoin (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon

Robert Edward Badham (''Representative''), Republican, California

Louis Arthur (Skip) Bafalis (''Representative''), Republican, Florida

Donald Allen Bailey (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Howard Henry Baker, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Tennessee

Nancy Kassebaum Baker (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas

Alvin James Baldus (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

Druie Douglas Barnard, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

Michael D. Barnes (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

Max Sieben Baucus (''Senator''), Democrat, Montana

Robert Edmund Bauman (''Representative''), Republican, Maryland

Birch Evan Bayh (''Senator''), Democrat, Indiana

Edward Peter Beard (''Representative''), Democrat, Rhode Island

Robin Leo Beard, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Tennessee

Berkley Warren Bedell (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa

Anthony Charles Beilenson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Henry Louis Bellmon (''Senator''), Republican, Oklahoma

Adam Benjamin, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

Charles Edward Bennett (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Lloyd Millard Bentsen, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Texas

Douglas Kent Bereuter (''Representative''), Republican, Nebraska

Edwin Ruthvin Bethune, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Arkansas

Tom Bevill (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama

Mario Biaggi (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Joseph Robinette Biden, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Delaware

Jonathan Brewster Bingham (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

James Johnston Blanchard (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Corinne Claiborne (Lindy) Boggs (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

Edward Patrick Boland (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Richard Walker Bolling (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

William Hill Boner (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

David Edward Bonior (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Don Leroy Bonker (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

David Lyle Boren (''Senator''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Rudolph Eli (Rudy) Boschwitz (''Senator''), Republican, Minnesota

Marilyn Lloyd Bouquard (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

David Reece Bowen (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi

John Brademas (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

William Warren (Bill) Bradley (''Senator''), Democrat, New Jersey

John Berlinger Breaux (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

Jack Thomas Brinkley (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

William McNulty Brodhead (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Jack Brooks (politician) (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

William S. Broomfield (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

Clarence J. Brown, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Garry Eldridge Brown (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

George Edward Brown, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, California

James Thomas Broyhill (''Representative''), Republican, North Carolina

John Hall Buchanan, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama

Dale Bumpers (''Senator''), Democrat, Arkansas

Quentin Northrop Burdick (''Senator''), Democrat, North Dakota

Clair Walter Burgener (''Representative''), Republican, California

William Dean Burlison (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

John Lowell Burton (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Phillip Burton (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Manley Caldwell Butler (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

Harry Flood Byrd, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Virginia

Robert Carlyle Byrd (''Senator''), Democrat, West Virginia

Beverly Barton Butcher Byron (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, South Carolina

Howard Walter Cannon (''Senator''), Democrat, Nevada

William Carney (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Milton Robert (Bob) Carr (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Tim Lee Carter (''Representative''), Republican, Kentucky

John Joseph Cavanaugh III (''Representative''), Democrat, Nebraska

John Hubbard Chafee (''Senator''), Republican, Rhode Island

William Venroe Chappell, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Richard Bruce Cheney (''Representative''), Republican, Wyoming

Lawton Mainor Chiles, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Florida

Shirley Anita Chisholm (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Frank Forrester Church (''Senator''), Democrat, Idaho

Donald Holst Clausen (''Representative''), Republican, California

William Lacy Clay, Sr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

James Colgate Cleveland (''Representative''), Republican, New Hampshire

William Floyd Clinger, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

William Thad Cochran (''Senator''), Republican, Mississippi

Anthony Lee Coelho (''Representative''), Democrat, California

William Sebastian Cohen (''Senator''), Republican, Maine

Earl Thomas Coleman (''Representative''), Republican, Missouri

Cardiss Collins (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

James Mitchell Collins (''Representative''), Republican, Texas

Barber Benjamin Conable, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Silvio Ottavio Conte (''Representative''), Republican, Massachusetts

John Conyers, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Thomas Joseph Corcoran (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

James Charles Corman (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Baltasar Corrada-del Ro (''Resident Commissioner''), New Progressive , Puerto Rico

William Ross Cotter (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut

Robert Lawrence Coughlin (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

James Andrew Courter (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey

Daniel Bever Crane (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Philip Miller Crane (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Alan Cranston (''Senator''), Democrat, California

George William Crockett, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

John Chester Culver (''Senator''), Democrat, Iowa

Norman Edward D'Amours (''Representative''), Democrat, New Hampshire

John Claggett Danforth (''Senator''), Republican, Missouri

Robert Williams Daniel, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

Wilbur Clarence (Dan) Daniel (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia

George Elmore Danielson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

William Edwin Dannemeyer (''Representative''), Republican, California

Thomas Andrew Daschle (''Representative''), Democrat, South Dakota

Mendel Jackson Davis (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina

Robert William Davis (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

Eligio De La Garza, II (Kika) (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Huey Joel Deckard (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana

Dennis Webster Deconcini (''Senator''), Democrat, Arizona

Ronald Vernie Dellums (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Jeremiah Andrew Denton, Jr (''Senator''), Republican, Alabama

Butler Carson Derrick, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina

Edward Joseph Derwinski (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Samuel Leeper Devine (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

William Louis Dickinson (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama

Norman DeValois Dicks (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

Charles Coles Diggs, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

John David Dingell, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Julian Carey Dixon (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Christopher John Dodd (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut

Robert Joseph Dole (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas

Pete Vichi Domenici (''Senator''), Republican, New Mexico

Brian Joseph Donnelly (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Robert Kenneth Dornan (''Representative''), Republican, California

Charles Francis Dougherty (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Thomas Joseph Downey (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Robert Frederick Drinan (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

John James Duncan (''Representative''), Republican, Tennessee

Robert Blackford Duncan (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon

David Ferdinand Durenberger (''Senator''), Republican, Minnesota

John Anthony Durkin (''Senator''), Democrat, New Hampshire

Thomas Francis Eagleton (''Senator''), Democrat, Missouri

Joseph Daniel Early (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Robert Christian Eckhardt (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Robert William Edgar (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Marvin Henry (Mickey) Edwards (''Representative''), Republican, Oklahoma

William Donlon (Don) Edwards (''Representative''), Democrat, California

William Jackson (Jack) Edwards (''Representative''), Republican, Alabama

David Farnham Emery (''Representative''), Republican, Maine

Glenn Lee English, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Arlen Ingolf Erdahl (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota

John Neal Erlenborn (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Allen Edward Ertel (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Billy Lee Evans (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

David Walter Evans (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

Melvin Herbert Evans (''Delegate''), Republican, Virgin Islands

Thomas B. Evans, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Delaware

J. James Exon (''Senator''), Democrat, Nebraska

John G. Fary (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Dante Bruno Fascell (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Walter Edward Fauntroy (''Delegate''), Democrat, District Of Columbia

Victor Herbert Fazio, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Millicent Hammond Fenwick (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey

Geraldine Anne Ferraro (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Paul Findley (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Hamilton Fish, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Joseph Lyman Fisher (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia

Floyd James Fithian (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

Ronnie Gene Flippo (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama

Daniel John Flood (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

James Joseph Florio (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Thomas Stephen Foley (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

Harold Eugene Ford (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

Wendell Hampton Ford (''Senator''), Democrat, Kentucky

William David Ford (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Edwin Bell Forsythe (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey

Lawrence H. Fountain (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Wyche Fowler, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

William Eldridge Frenzel (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota

Jonas Martin Frost (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Don Fuqua (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Robert Garcia (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Edwin Jacob (Jake) Garn (''Senator''), Republican, Utah

Joseph Matthew Gaydos (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Richard Andrew Gephardt (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

Robert Nicholas Giaimo (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut

Sam Melville Gibbons (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Benjamin Arthur Gilman (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Newton Leroy Gingrich (''Representative''), Republican, Georgia

Ronald Bryan (Bo) Ginn (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

John Herschel Glenn, Jr (''Senator''), Democrat, Ohio

Daniel Robert Glickman (''Representative''), Democrat, Kansas

Barry Morris Goldwater (''Senator''), Republican, Arizona

Barry Morris Goldwater, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, California

Henry Barbosa Gonzlez (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

William Franklin Goodling (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Albert Arnold Gore, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

Willis David Gradison, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

William Philip (Phil) Gramm (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Charles Ernest Grassley (''Representative''), Republican, Iowa

Maurice Robert (Mike) Gravel (''Senator''), Democrat, Alaska

William Herbert Gray, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Sedgwick William (Bill) Green (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Wayne Richard Grisham (''Representative''), Republican, California

Frank Joseph Guarini, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Vonno Lamar Gudger, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Tennyson Guyer (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Thomas Michael Hagedorn (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota

Sam Blakeley Hall, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Tony Patrick Hall (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Lee Herbert Hamilton (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

John Paul Hammerschmidt (''Representative''), Republican, Arkansas

Kent Ronald Hance (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

James Michael Hanley (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

George Vernon Hansen (''Representative''), Republican, Idaho

Thomas Richard Harkin (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa

Herbert Eugene Harris, II (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia

William Howard Harsha (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Gary Warren Hart (''Senator''), Democrat, Colorado

Orrin Grant Hatch (''Senator''), Republican, Utah

Mark Odom Hatfield (''Senator''), Republican, Oregon

Augustus Freeman (Gus) Hawkins (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Paula Hawkins (''Senator''), Republican, Florida

Samuel Ichiye Hayakawa (''Senator''), Republican, California

Margaret M. Heckler (''Representative''), Republican, Massachusetts

Howell Thomas Heflin (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama

Willie Gathrel (Bill) Hefner (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Cecil Landau Heftel (''Representative''), Democrat, Hawaii

Henry John Heinz, III (''Senator''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Jesse Helms (''Senator''), Republican, North Carolina

Jack English Hightower (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Elwood Haynes Hillis (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana

Jon Clifton Hinson (''Representative''), Republican, Mississippi

Kenneth Lamar Holland (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina

Harold Capistran Hollenbeck (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey

Ernest Frederick Hollings (''Senator''), Democrat, South Carolina

Marjorie Sewell Holt (''Representative''), Republican, Maryland

Elizabeth Holtzman (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Larry Jones Hopkins (''Representative''), Republican, Kentucky

Frank Jefferson Horton (''Representative''), Republican, New York

James John Howard (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Carroll Hubbard, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky

Thomas Jerald Huckaby (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

Walter Darlington Huddleston (''Senator''), Democrat, Kentucky

William John Hughes (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Gordon John Humphrey (''Senator''), Republican, New Hampshire

John Guiher Hutchinson (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia

Earl Dewitt Hutto (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Henry John Hyde (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Richard Howard Ichord, II (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

Daniel Ken Inouye (''Senator''), Democrat, Hawaii

Andrew Poysell (Andy) Ireland (''Representative''), Republican, Florida

Henry Martin (Scoop) Jackson (''Senator''), Democrat, Washington

Andrew Jacobs, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

Jacob Koppel Javits (''Senator''), Republican, New York

James Merrill Jeffords (''Representative''), Republican, Vermont

James Edmund Jeffries (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas

Edgar Lanier Jenkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

John Wilson Jenrette, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, South Carolina

Roger William Jepsen (''Senator''), Republican, Iowa

Harold Terry Johnson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

James Paul (Jim) Johnson (''Representative''), Republican, Colorado

John Bennett Johnston, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Louisiana

Ed Jones (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

James Robert Jones (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Walter Beaman Jones, Sr. (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Nancy Landon Kassebaum (''Senator''), Republican, Kansas

Robert William Kastenmeier (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

Abraham Kazen, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Richard Kelly (''Representative''), Republican, Florida

Jack French Kemp (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Edward Moore Kennedy (''Senator''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Dale Edward Kildee (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Thomas Norman Kindness (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Raymond Peter Kogovsek (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado

Peter Houston Kostmayer (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Kenneth Bentley Kramer (''Representative''), Republican, Colorado

John Joseph Lafalce (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Robert John Lagomarsino (''Representative''), Republican, California

Delbert Leroy Latta (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Paul Dominque Laxalt (''Senator''), Republican, Nevada

Anthony Claude Leach, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

James Albert Smith Leach (''Representative''), Republican, Iowa

Patrick Joseph Leahy (''Senator''), Democrat, Vermont

James Marvin Leath (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Raymond Francis Lederer (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Gary Alcide Lee (''Representative''), Republican, New York

William Lehman (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

George Thomas (Mickey) Leland (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Norman Frederick Lent (''Representative''), Republican- Conservative , New York

Carl M. Levin (''Senator''), Democrat, Michigan

Elliott Harris Levitas (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

Charles Jeremy (Jerry) Lewis (''Representative''), Republican, California

Robert Linligthgow Livingston, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana

James Fredrick Lloyd (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Marilyn Laird Lloyd (''Representative''), Democrat, Tennessee

Thomas Gilbert Loeffler (''Representative''), Republican, Texas

Clarence Dickinson Long (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

Gillis William Long (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

Russell Billiu Long (''Senator''), Democrat, Louisiana

Chester Trent Lott (''Representative''), Republican, Mississippi

Michael Edward Lowry (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

Richard Green Lugar (''Senator''), Republican, Indiana

Manuel Lujan, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, New Mexico

Thomas Andrew Luken (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Stanley Nelson Lundine (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Daniel Edward Lungren (''Representative''), Republican, California

Edward Rell Madigan (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Warren Grant Magnuson (''Senator''), Democrat, Washington

Gene Andrew Maguire (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Edward John Markey (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Marc Lincoln Marks (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Ronald Charles Marlenee (''Representative''), Republican, Montana

David Daniel Marriott (''Representative''), Republican, Utah

James Grubbs Martin (''Representative''), Republican, North Carolina

Charles McCurdy Mathias, Jr (''Senator''), Republican, Maryland

Marvin Dawson Mathis (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

Robert Takeo Matsui (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Spark Masayuki Matsunaga (''Senator''), Democrat, Hawaii

James Albon Mattox (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Nicholas James Mavroules (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Romano Louis Mazzoli (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky

Robert McClory (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Paul Norton McCloskey, Jr. (Pete) (''Representative''), Republican, California

James Albertus McClure (''Senator''), Republican, Idaho

Mike McCormack (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

Joseph Michael McDade (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Lawrence Patton McDonald (''Representative''), Democrat, Georgia

Robert Cameron McEwen (''Representative''), Republican, New York

George Stanley McGovern (''Senator''), Democrat, South Dakota

Matthew Francis McHugh (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Koln Gunn McKay (''Representative''), Democrat, Utah

Stewart Brett McKinney (''Representative''), Republican, Connecticut

John Melcher (''Senator''), Democrat, Montana

Howard Morton Metzenbaum (''Senator''), Democrat, Ohio

Daniel Andrew Mica (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Robert Henry Michel (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Barbara Ann Mikulski (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

Abner Joseph Mikva (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Clarence E. Miller (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

George Miller (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Norman Yoshio Mineta (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Joseph George Minish (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Donald Jerome Mitchell (''Representative''), Republican, New York

George John Mitchell (''Senator''), Democrat, Maine

Parren James Mitchell (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

John Joseph Moakley (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Anthony John Moffett, Jr. (Toby) (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut

Robert Homer Mollohan (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia

Gillespie V. (Sonny) Montgomery (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi

William Henson Moore, III (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana

Carlos John Moorhead (''Representative''), Republican, California

William Singer Moorhead (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Robert Burren Morgan (''Senator''), Democrat, North Carolina

Ronald Milton Mottl (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Daniel Patrick Moynihan (''Senator''), Democrat, New York

Austin John Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

John Michael Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Morgan Francis Murphy (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

John Patrick Murtha, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Edmund Sixtus Muskie (''Senator''), Democrat, Maine

Raphael John Musto (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

John Thomas Myers (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana

Michael Joseph (Ozzie) Myers (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

William Huston Natcher (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky

Stephen Lybrook Neal (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Lucien Norbert Nedzi (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Clarence William (Bill) Nelson (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Gaylord Anton Nelson (''Senator''), Democrat, Wisconsin

William Flynt Nichols (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama

Richard Michael Nolan (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota

Henry James Nowak (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Samuel Augustus Nunn (''Senator''), Democrat, Georgia

George Miller O'Brien (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Thomas Phillip O'Neill, Jr. (Tip) ('' Speaker Of The House ''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Mary Rose Oakar (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

James Louis Oberstar (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota

David Ross Obey (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

Richard Lawrence Ottinger (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Robert William Packwood (''Senator''), Republican, Oregon

Leon Edward Panetta (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Charles Pashayan, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, California

Edward James Patten (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Jerry Mumford Patterson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Ronald Ernest Paul (''Representative''), Republican, Texas

Donald James Pease (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Claiborne De Borda Pell (''Senator''), Democrat, Rhode Island

Claude Denson Pepper (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Charles Harting Percy (''Senator''), Republican, Illinois

Carl Dewey Perkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Kentucky

Thomas Evert Petri (''Representative''), Republican, Wisconsin

Peter A. Peyser (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

James Jarrell (Jake) Pickle (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

John Edward Porter (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Larry Lee Pressler (''Senator''), Republican, South Dakota

Lunsford Richardson Preyer (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Charles Melvin Price (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Joel McFee Pritchard (''Representative''), Republican, Washington

William Proxmire (''Senator''), Democrat, Wisconsin

David Hampton Pryor (''Senator''), Democrat, Arkansas

Carl Duane Pursell (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

James Danforth (Dan) Quayle (''Representative''), Republican, Indiana

James Henry Quillen (''Representative''), Republican, Tennessee

Nick Joe Rahall, II (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia

Thomas Fisher Railsback (''Representative''), Republican, Illinois

Jennings Randolph (''Senator''), Democrat, West Virginia

Charles B. Rangel (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

William Richard Ratchford (''Representative''), Democrat, Connecticut

Ralph Straus Regula (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Henry Schoellkopf Reuss (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

John Jacob Rhodes (''Representative''), Republican, Arizona

Abraham Alexander Ribicoff (''Senator''), Democrat, Connecticut

Frederick William Richmond (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Donald Wayne Riegle, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, Michigan

Matthew John Rinaldo (''Representative''), Republican, New Jersey

Donald Lawrence Ritter (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Herbert Ray Roberts (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

James Kenneth Robinson (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

Peter Wallace Rodino, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Robert A. Roe (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

Charles Grandison Rose, III (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Benjamin Stanley Rosenthal (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Daniel David Rostenkowski (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Tobias Anton (Toby) Roth (''Representative''), Republican, Wisconsin

William Victor Roth, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Delaware

John Harbin Rousselot (''Representative''), Republican, California

Edward Ross Roybal (''Representative''), Democrat, California

William Howard Royer (''Representative''), Republican, California

Eldon Dean Rudd (''Representative''), Republican, Arizona

Warren Bruce Rudman (''Senator''), Republican, New Hampshire

Harold Lowell Runnels (''Representative''), Democrat, New Mexico

Martin Anthony Russo (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Martin Olav Sabo (''Representative''), Democrat, Minnesota

James David Santini (''Representative''), Democrat, Nevada

Paul Spyros Sarbanes (''Senator''), Democrat, Maryland

James Ralph Sasser (''Senator''), Democrat, Tennessee

David Edward Satterfield, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Virginia

Harold Samuel Sawyer (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

James Haas Scheuer (''Representative''), Democrat- Liberal , New York

Harrison Hagan Schmitt (''Senator''), Republican, New Mexico

Patricia Scott Schroeder (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado

Richard Taylor Schulze (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Richard Schultz Schweiker (''Senator''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Keith George Sebelius (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas

John Frederick Seiberling (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Frank James Sensenbrenner, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Wisconsin

James Michael Shannon (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Philip Riley Sharp (''Representative''), Democrat, Indiana

Richard C. Shelby (''Representative''), Democrat, Alabama

Norman David Shumway (''Representative''), Republican, California

E.G. (Bud) Shuster (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Paul Martin Simon (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Alan Kooi Simpson (''Senator''), Republican, Wyoming

Isaac Newton Skelton, IV (Ike) (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

John Mark Slack, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia

Neal Edward Smith (''Representative''), Democrat, Iowa

Virginia Dodd Smith (''Representative''), Republican, Nebraska

Olympia Jean Snowe (''Representative''), Republican, Maine

Marion Gene Snyder (''Representative''), Republican, Kentucky

Stephen Joshua Solarz (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Gerald Brooks Hunt Solomon (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Gladys Noon Spellman (''Representative''), Democrat, Maryland

Floyd Davidson Spence (''Representative''), Republican, South Carolina

Fernand Joseph St Germain (''Representative''), Democrat, Rhode Island

Edward John Stack (''Representative''), Democrat, Florida

Robert Theodore Stafford (''Senator''), Republican, Vermont

Harley Orrin Staggers (''Representative''), Democrat, West Virginia

Arlan Ingehart Stangeland (''Representative''), Republican, Minnesota

John William Stanton (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Fortney Hillman (Pete) Stark, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Thomas Jefferson Steed (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Charles Walter Stenholm (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

John Cornelius Stennis (''Senator''), Democrat, Mississippi

Theodore F. (Ted) Stevens (''Senator''), Republican, Alaska

Adlai Ewing Stevenson III (''Senator''), Democrat, Illinois

Bennett McVey Stewart (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Donald Wilbur Stewart (''Senator''), Democrat, Alabama

David Alan Stockman (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

Louis Stokes (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Richard Bernard Stone (''Senator''), Democrat, Florida

Samuel Studdiford Stratton (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Gerry Eastman Studds (''Representative''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Robert Lee Stump (''Representative''), Democrat, Arizona

Allan Byron Swift (''Representative''), Democrat, Washington

Steven Douglas Symms (''Representative''), Republican, Idaho

Michael Lynn Synar (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Herman Eugene Talmadge (''Senator''), Democrat, Georgia

Thomas Joseph Tauke (''Representative''), Republican, Iowa

Wilbert Joseph (Billy) Tauzin (''Representative''), Democrat, Louisiana

Gene Taylor (''Representative''), Republican, Missouri

William Marshall Thomas (''Representative''), Republican, California

Frank Thompson, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, New Jersey

James Strom Thurmond (''Senator''), Republican, South Carolina

John Goodwin Tower (''Senator''), Republican, Texas

Jerome Bob Traxler (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

David Conner Treen (''Representative''), Republican, Louisiana

Paul Seward Trible, Jr. (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

Paul Efthemios Tsongas (''Senator''), Democrat, Massachusetts

Morris King Udall (''Representative''), Democrat, Arizona

Albert Conrad Ullman (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon

Lionel Van Deerlin (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Guy Adrian Vander Jagt (''Representative''), Republican, Michigan

Charles Albert Vanik (''Representative''), Democrat, Ohio

Bruce Frank Vento (''Representative''), Democrat Farmer Labor , Minnesota

Harold Lee Volkmer (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

Douglas Walgren (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Robert Smith Walker (''Representative''), Republican, Pennsylvania

Malcolm Wallop (''Senator''), Republican, Wyoming

William Creed Wampler (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

John William Warner (''Senator''), Republican, Virginia

Wesley Wade Watkins (''Representative''), Democrat, Oklahoma

Henry Arnold Waxman (''Representative''), Democrat, California

James Howard Weaver (''Representative''), Democrat, Oregon

Lowell Palmer Weicker, Jr. (''Senator''), Republican, Connecticut

Theodore S. Weiss (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Richard Crawford White (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

George William Whitehurst (''Representative''), Republican, Virginia

Charles Orville Whitley (''Representative''), Democrat, North Carolina

Robert Russell Whittaker (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas

Jamie Lloyd Whitten (''Representative''), Democrat, Mississippi

Harrison Arlington Williams, Jr. (''Senator''), Democrat, New Jersey

John Patrick Williams (''Representative''), Democrat, Montana

Lyle Williams (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Charles Wilson (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Charles Herbert Wilson (''Representative''), Democrat, California

Robert Carlton (Bob) Wilson (''Representative''), Republican, California

Edward Lawrence Winn, Jr. (Larry) (''Representative''), Republican, Kansas

Timothy E Wirth (''Representative''), Democrat, Colorado

Lester Lionel Wolff (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Howard Eliot Wolpe, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Michigan

Antonio Borja Won Pat (''Delegate''), Democrat, Guam

James Claude Wright, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

Joseph Peyton Wyatt, Jr. (''Representative''), Democrat, Texas

John Waldemar Wydler (''Representative''), Republican, New York

Chalmers Pangburn Wylie (''Representative''), Republican, Ohio

Sidney Richard Yates (''Representative''), Democrat, Illinois

Gus Yatron (''Representative''), Democrat, Pennsylvania

Charles William (Bill) Young (''Representative''), Republican, Florida

Donald Edwin Young (''Representative''), Republican, Alaska

Milton Ruben Young (''Senator''), Republican, North Dakota

Robert Anton Young, III (''Representative''), Democrat, Missouri

Clement John Zablocki (''Representative''), Democrat, Wisconsin

Leo C. Zeferetti (''Representative''), Democrat, New York

Edward Zorinsky (''Senator''), Democrat, Nebraska

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