fec disclosure series no.8: cori>orate-related …

FEC DISCLOSURE SERIES

NO.8: CORI>ORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

1976 Campaign

Federal Election Commission 1325 K Street, N.W.

Washington, D.C. 20463

September 1977

FEDERAL ELECT~ON COMMISSION

Co m1nissioners

Thomas E. Harris, Chainnan Joan D. Aikens, Vice Chaim1an William L. Sp1inger Neil Staebler Vernon W. Tho1nson Robert 0. Tiernan

Edmund L. Henshaw, Ex Officio Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives

J. S. Kim1nitt, Ex Officio Secretary of the U.S. Senate

Orlando B. Potter, Staff Director William C. Oldaker, General Counsel

Kent C. Cooper, Asst. Staff Director for Disclosure James I>ehrkon, Director, Data Systems Development Stephen H. Mims, Chief, Non-Party Branch Robert L. Snow, Project Director

This report was prepared by the Disclosure Division with the cooperation of Data Systems Development. Special appreciation is expressed to Lynne Asquith for her assistance in this project. Thanks is also given to the entire Non-Pa11y Branch: Bernard Brown, Ja1nes Eastwood, Ronald Ewalt, Dorothy Riley, and Bruce Shelton.

Special thanks to Caroline Jones, Nancy Wyatt, Anne Irvine, Neil Hurley, and Brent Burkholder for their guidance and help.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

CONTENTS

DEFINITIONS

I, ART 1- SUMMARY

• DATES OF REGISTRATION AND TERMINATION OF CORPORATE-RELATED COMMITTEES

• CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES' TOTALS (Includes Graphic Illustrations)

• ACTIVITIES OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMriTEES WITH RECEIPTS OR EXPENDITURES OVER $100,000

PART II

• ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH MULTIPLE POLITICAL COMMITTEES (26 Corporations and their 79 Political Committees)

PART III

• ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF POLITICAL COMMITTEES FOR THOSE CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH A SINGLE POLITICAL COMMITTEE (3 71 Political Committees and their 3 71 Sponsoring Organizations)

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This report is intended to provide an ovcraH picture of the involve~ 1ent of the 450 corporate-related political action cornmittees participatng in the 1976 campaign. These corporate-related political cornmittees eported spending $5,803,415 during the period January I, 1975 through ecember 31, 1976 covered by this study. Concentrated attention has een given to those committees which reported receiving or expending in xcess of $100,000 during this tin1e. While these nine committees reflect nly two percent of the total number of corporate-related political action ommittees, they account for 18.5 percent of the tota! ·amount expended y all of the corporate-related political conunittees. The remaining 441 ommittees which tnake up the other 81.4 percent of the total expended rc also included in this study in less detail.

In addition, each committee is listed with its reported connected, · ffiliated, or sponsoring organizatic;>n. Committees which have reported o connected, affiliated, or sponsoring organization are footnoted to rovide identifying data.

Over 94% of the comnlittees have provided the names of their affil., ted and/or connected organizations. Twenty-four committees have ithcr listed "NONE, or failed to answer the section of the Statement f Organization requiring the names of any afliliated or connected rganizations. In this case the word "BLANK" appears under the name of he cotnmittee. In neither case should the appearance of these two words ndcr the name of any committee imply non-compliance with the Act on he part of a conuuittee since it n1ay indicate a misunderstanding of the

:e<(uiretnents of the Act aild the FEC Regulations.

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This report is presented in three parts. The three parts present a consolidated picture of the financial activity of all corp<?rate-related political action committees and include summary statistics, graphic presentations of the nu1nber of various categories of con1n1ittees plus their reported receipts and expenditures for the two year period covered by this study and the cash on hand balances as of Decentber 31, 1976. For those contmittees which received or spent in excess of $100,000, more detailed information, including contributor analysis, atnounts expended on behalf of federal candidates, and adjusted receipts and expenditures is provided.

Part I is a sununary of all corporate-related com1nittees listing receipts· and expenditures and other data.

Part II highlights 26 corporate-related entities with tnultiple political action committees. This section includes 79 political committees which are related with a single corporate entity and/or related with a subsidiary or with ~ther political conunittee representing another part of the corporate body.

Part III presents the other 3 71 single corporate-related political committees in alphabetical sequence by the name of the political action com-

. mittee. These committees have no reported tie under the definition of "affiliated" or "connected organization" with any other committee presented in this section. This study does not include 14 political committees which have reported a sponsoring organization which is a corporation without capital stock. These committees will appear in a subsequent study in the Disclosure Series.

DEFINITIONS

INDIVIDUAL CONTRIBUTIONS:

$0 to and including $100: This category includes contributions in these amounts and total unitemized contributions.

$101 - $499: This category includes all contributions reported in these amounts.

$500 and over: This category includes all contributions reported in these . amounts.

TOTAL RECEIPTS ADJUSTED:

This category includes contributions received fro,m individuals, party committees, unaffiliated non-party committees, loans, interest, and miscellaneous income. Total receipts adjusted does not include refunds, rebates, returned contributions, loan repaytnents, treasury notes and certificates of deposits which have been bought and redeemed.

TOTAL EXPENDITURES ADJUSTED:

This category includes total reported expenditures less refunds, rebates, returned contributions, loan repayments, treasury notes and certificates of deposits which have been bought and redeemed. Transfers between affiliated committees have been netted out.

CASH ON HAND: (As of December 31, 1976)

This figure is taken directly from the total Cash on Hand listed on the 1976 Year End Report.

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MULTICANDIDATE COMMIITEE:

"Multicandidate committee" means a political committee which (i) has been registered with the Commission, Clerk, or Secretary for at least 6 months; (ii) has received contributions for Federal elections from more than 50 persons; and .... (iii) has anade contributions to 5 or n1ore Federal candidates. (Section 114(a)(3))

A committee qualifying as a "multicandidate comn1ittee" is pernlitted to contribute $5,000 per election per Federal candidate as opposed to $1 ,000 per election per candidate; prior to meeting the above requirements.

AFFILIATED COMMITTEE:

"All committees ... established, financed, maintained, or controlled by the same corporation, tabor organization, person, or group of persons, including any parent, subsidiary, branch, division, department, or local unit thereof, are affiliated.

(i) Application of the rule of this paragraph means that-

(A) All political committees set up by a single corporation and/or its subsidiaries are affiliated;

(B) All political committees set up by a single national or international union and/or its local unions or other subordinate organizations of the national or international union are affiliated;

(C) All of the political committees set up by an organization of national or international unions and all its State and/or local central bodies are affiliated;

(D) All political committees (other than party committees) established by a member organization, including a trade or professional association, see Section ll4.8(a), and/or by related State and local entities, are affiliated;

(E) All the political committees established by the same person or group of persons are affiliated.

(ii) For organizations not covered by (i) above, indicia of establishing, financing, maintaining, or controlling, include-

(A) Ownership of a controlling interest in voting shares or securi-ties;

, (B) Provisions of bylaws, constitutions, or other documents by which one entity has the authority, power, or ability to direct another entity;

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(C) The authority, power, or ability to hire, appoint, discipline, discharge, den1ote, or remove or otherwise influence the decision of the ofticers or members of an entity;

(D) Similar patterns of contributions;

(E) The transfer of funds between committees which represent a substantial portion of the funds of either the transferor or transferee committee, other than the transfer of funds between the committees which jointly raised the funds so transferred., (Section 100.14(c)(2))

CONNECTED ORGANIZATION:

"Connected organization, 1neans any organization which is not a political committee but which directly or indirectly establishes, administers, or financially supports the registrant such as a corporation (including one without capital stock), a labor organization, a men1bership organization, a cooperative, or trade association.'' (Section I 00.15)

PART I -- SUMMARY

• DATES OF REGISTRATION AND TERMINATION OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES

e. CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES' TOTALS (INCLUDES GRAPHIC ILLUSTRATIONS)

• ACTIVITIES OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES WITH RECEIPTS OR EXPENDITURES OVER $100,000

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DATES OF REGISTRATION AND TERMINATION OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES

1975-1976

REGISTERED AS OF JANUARY I, 1975:

REG,ISTERING BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 1975 AND MAY 10,1976:

REGISTERING BETWEEN MAY 11, 1976 (EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE 1976 AMENDMENTS TO THE FECA) AND DECEMBER 31, 1976:

TERMINATED BETWEEN JANUARY 1, 1975 AND DECEMBER 31, 1976:

ACTIVE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 1976:

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NUMBER OF POLITICAL COMMITTEES

89

208

153

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433

COMMIITEE CATEGORY NUMBER OF (Receipts and/or Expenditures) COMMITTEES

$100,000 and above 9

SUMMARY OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITIEES' TOTALS

1975-1976

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL

2.00%

TOTAL REPORTED RECEIPTS

$1,112,684

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL

16.40%

TOTAL REPORTED EXPENDITURES

$1,074,208

PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL

18.50%

.............................. ----·-·-··--- .. -----·--····-----·-------------------------·--·------·--·-·------------------·------··--------· $90,000 . $99,999 2 .44% 192,869 2.84% 163,100 2.81% $80,000- $89,999 4 .88% 339,671 5.00% 290,525 5.00% $70,000- $79,999 4 .88% 265,107 3.90% 253,095 4.36% $60,000 - $69,999 5 1.11% 309,150 4.55% 227,687 3.92% $50,000 . $59,999 6 1.33% 292,206 4.30% 286,515 4.94%

Subtotal of $50,000- $99,999 Category 2.1 4.66% I ,399,003 20.62% 1,220,922 21.03%

$40,000 . $49,999 10 2.22% 466,311 6.87% 415,297 7.15% $30,000 - $39,999 18 4.00% 643,224 9.48% 519,862 8.95%

Subtotal of $30,000 - $49,999 Category 28 6.200A> 1,109,535 16.35% 935,159 16.11%

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$20,000 . $29,999 45 10.00% $10,000-$19,999 89 19.77% $1 - $9,999 193 42.88% $0 60 13.33%

1 Committees tiling on FEC 3a Notification Cards 5 1.11%

GRAND TOTALS 450 100.00%

1committecs filing on a:Ec 3a Nolilkutions for activity less than $1,000 ·ate not rcquiicd to report receipt and expenditure totals.

1,096,531 16.16% 901,573 15.53% 1,234,568 18.20% 1,025,614 17.67%

830,001 12.23% 645,939 11.13% 0 0 0 0

$6,782,322 100.00% $5,803,415 100.00%

ALL CORPORATE~RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

RECEIPTS

Total = $6,782,322

$10,000- $19,999 $1,234,568

(18%)

$100,000 and above $1,112,684

(16.4%)

$50,000 - $99,999 $1,399,003

(21%)

. $20,000 - $29,999

$1,096,531 (16%)

$30,000- $49,999 $1,109,535

(16.4%)

1975 ~ 1976

EXPENDITURES

Total = $5,803,415

$100,000 and above $1,074,208

(19%)

$10,000-$19,999 $1,025,614

(18%)

$50,000.$99,999 $1,220,922

(21%)

$30,000. $49,999 $935,159.

(16%)

NUMBER OF CORPORATE-RELATED POLITICAL COMMITTEES BY. DOLLAR CATEGORY

1975 8 1976

$1-$9,999 193 Committees

(43%)

$10,000.$19,999 89 Committees

(20%)

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Committees filing on FEC Fonn Ja (notification card) 5 Committees (1%) $100,000 and above 9 Committees (2%)

$50,000 - $99,999 21 Committees (5%)

Committee Tolal

Gentrul Telephone of California Ema>loyccs' Good Government Clu., $6,0-18 (General Telephone Company of California; GTE Stamfl:¥d Employc.:s GooJ Government Fund)

llughcs Active Cidleuship Fund 4,510 (Hughes Aircraft Company)

lTV /Voughl Corporation Acdve Cilizcnshill 10,365 (The LTV Corporation; Vought Cor-poralion; Jones & Laughlin Activt: Citi zcnshial Commiltcc; Wilson & Co., Inc. Active Citizenship Campaign Fund)

Noualartisan Commiuce for Good Govemmcnt 19,000 (CoL:a Cola Company)

Noupartis;an l)ulitical Support Committee 6,325 (General Electric Company)

North Western Officea·s Trusa Ac&;ount 6,500 (Chicago & Northwestern Ta·ansporlalion)

Pacific Lighting l)olilical AssistuuL:e Committee 9,825 (Padfic Lighting Corporation)

l)oli&ical Awaren~ss Fund 15,000 (Union Oil Company of California)

Unitell Tcchnolugies Cor1)oration Political Action CommiUcc 1,600 (Unil~.:ll Tcchuologks Corporalion)

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GllANU TOTALS $79,173

ACTIVITIES Of COIU)OnATE-IU!LATEU POLITICAL COMMITI'EES WlTII RECEWTS on EXPENiliTUIU!S OVI!R $100,000

Presidential Candidaleli Average

- l>ETAll.El) ANAlYSIS -

Tolal Scuale

Caaulidates Average Total

3 $2,016 $6,04H 2 $3,024 $32,662

5 902 17,6'15 29 609 32,897

4 2,591 12,280 13 945 24,717

7 2.714 22,925 37 620 24,500

4 1,581 44,600 41 1,088 58,310

2 3,250 17,350 10 1,735 41,050

5 1,965 8,600 5 1,720 26,970

5 J,ooo· 28,050 22 1,275 43,140

3 533 41,450 22 1,884 47,450

llouse C;andidates

38

131

40

85

212

63

40

129

85

-·- .. -··. ----- -·· --· ·--- .. ... ·······--·-·· ·-·· - ···- ····-··-··· -·-···----- ----- - ··-- - -· ·····-· ......... ·-·-· ·-----·--·-· ·- --·-·- -··-------·-38 $2,061 $198,978 181 $1,433 $331,969 823

Averuge

$860

251

618

288

275

652

674

334

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Total federal Candidate Suppoa·t

$44,758

$5S,OH2

$47,362

$66,425

$109,2JS

$64,900

$45,395

$86,190

$90,500

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$609,847

Committee Numc Cash lmlividnul Contributions Transfers Contributions ReccltllS Expenditures Cash l/1/75

10~ To Other to/Expend. on Reported ltcpoa·tcd 12/31/76

or $0-lOO SlOt- 499 Non-l'<uly Uchulf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsc,Juent Commillccs Federal Deginning Candidates

General TeleJlhone uf.California Employees' (;oo!l Govenunent Club (General Telephone Company of Califomia; GTE Stamford Employees Good Govemment Fund)

S24,.161 $114,239 $400 so so $44,758 $121,079 $127,649 $17,790 (118,341) (124,911)

llughes Active Cilizenshitl Fund (llughes Aircraft Company)

32,657 111,700 2,225 500 0 55,082 117,305 114.,938 35,024 (117,052). (114,324)

!.TV/Vought Corporation Acth·e Citizenship (The tTV Cmporatiun; Vought Corporation; Jones & l..aughlin Active Citi1.enship Ca111pai1:n Fund)

10,679 91,764 13,275 1,757 0 47,362 110,(}47 92,143 28,520 (HH,703) (86,936)

Nunparlisan Committee fur Good Govemmenl (Coca Cola Company)

7,760 6,820 114,458 0 0 $66,425 122,786 118,950 11,597 (121,278) (118,950)

Nonv:ntisan Political Sut'JHUt Committee (General Electric Company)

0 43,768 70,745 33,385 0 109,235 148,958 139,187 9,771 (147,898) (139,183)

Nurth Western Orricers Tmst Accounl (Chicago & North Wcslcrn Transportation)

125,017 I 58,015 11,238 0 0 64,900 170,452 164,096 131,374 (169,253) (162,096)

l)acific Ughting l)ulitical Assistance Committee (Padlic l.lghting Cuqloralion)

24,900 80,096 4,814 2,000 () 45,395 86,914 100,048 11,767 (86,914) (97,048)

l)olitlcnl Awareness F111ul (llniuu Oil Company of Califomia)

8,290 78,037 17,060 6,300 () 86,190 102,957 100,847 10,401 ( 101,397) (100,847)

United Techuolngics Curpurallon PAC (llnitctl Technologies Curpnwtion)

0 41,687 42,849 47,650 0 90,500 132,t86 116,350 15,836 (132,186) (116,350)

TOTAl.S $233,66-1 S7l6,126 $277,064 $91,592 so $609,847 $1,112,864 $1,074,206 $212,080 ($1,099,022) ($ 1,060,645)

rercentuge of a11450 Commillces 16.40% 18.5(1~ 16.86%

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PART II

• ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH TWO OR MORE POLITICAL COMMITTEES (26 CORPORATIONS AND THEIR 79 POLITICAL COMMITIEES)

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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH MULTIPLE POLITICAL COMMITTEES

(26 CORPORATIONS AND THEIR 79 POLITICAL COMMITTEES)

EXPLANATORY NOTES

In parenthesis beneath the name of the polipcal committee is the affiliated or connected organization reported on its Statement of Organization.

Political committees which appear without any notation regarding an affiliated or connected organization in parenthesis have reported the head of the corporate structure as the conn~cted qr sponsoring organization on its Statement of Organization. In the event the political committee reported an affiliated political committee, in addition to the corporation, both the head of the structure and the affiliated political committee arc ill the parenthesis.

Political committees which have stated "None" as to their affiliated or connected organization have "None" listed beneath the committee name. There arc fiv.c political committees in this category.

Political committees which have not identified an affiliated or connected organization have "Blank, listed beneath the committee name. There arc two political co.mmittees in this category.

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Committee Name Cash Individual ConLril>utions l/1/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Subsc(aucnt n~ginning

ALEXANDEU & BALDWIN, INC.

Political Action Conruittees

CA: Matson Federal Election Con~ittee (Matson Lines Co.; A&B Employees Voluntary Political Committee for Federal Candidates)

HI: A&B Employees Voluntary Political Committee for Federal Candidates

Tnansf~rs

To Ot11~r Non-Pm·ty

Committees

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Con tl"ihutions Receipts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$7,336 $7,333 $3

2,650 3,032 362

Committee Nanie Cash Individual Contributions 1/1/75

or so- 100 $101-499 Subsequent Ueginning

AMERICAN GENERAL INSURANCE COMt>ANY

Political Action Conunittees

MD: Marco Conunittee for Effective Government {A111erican Genera 1 Po 1 it ica 1 Act ion Comni ttee)

TX: American General Political Action Committee {Marco Committee for Effective Federal Government; American General Insurance Company)

Transfers To Other

$500 + Non-Party Committees

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Contributions Receipts Ex penllitures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76


Candidates

$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

24,010 20,970 3,039

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions 1/l/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 Subsequent Beginning

CUR OM ALLOY. AMERICAN CORllORATION

Political Action Committees

MO: Chromalloy Political Action Committee (Chromalloy American Corporation; The Valley Line Company Political Action Committee)

MO: The Valley Line Company Political Action Committee

$500+

(The Valley Line Company; Chromalloy Political Action ConYnittee)

Transfers To Other Non-Party

Committees

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Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76


Can,lidates

$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

7,570 2,000 5,570

Committee N;unc Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Con tribu lions Receipts Expenditures Cash l/1/75 Tn Other to/Expend. on Reported Jteported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

COLUMDIA GAS SYSTEM COIU)OltATION

Pol it i cal Action Conlllit tees

DE: Columbia Gas Employees Political Action Fund $18,945 $17,288 $1,657 (Columbia Gas System Corporation; Columbia Gas Distribution Employees Political Actlon Fund; Columbia Employees Political Action Fund)

OH: Columbia Gas Distribution Employees Political Action Fund 10,534 6,706 3,827 (Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc.; Columbia Employees Political Action Fund; Columbia Gas Employees Political Action Fund)

WV: Columbia Employees Political Action Fund ll ,656 8,178 3,478 (Columbia Gas Employees Transmissions Corporation; Columbia Gas Employees Political Action Fund; Columbia Gas Distribution Employees Political Action Fund)

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Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions 1/1/75

or $0-100 $101 -499 $500+ Subsequent Beginning

COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, INC.


CT: Combustion Engineering Pol1tical Action Cornm1ttee

MA: C-E TECH Political Action Committee (CE TEC Division of Combustion Engineering. Inc.; Combustion Engineering Political Action Committee)

JJ Committee has reported no receipts or expenditures.

Transfers To Other Non-l)arty

Committees

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Contributions Rc~;eipts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76


Candidates

$ JJ $ $

0 0 0

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions 1/l/75

or so- 100 $101 -499 $500+ Subsequent Beginning

CONSOLH>ATEI> NATURAL GAS COMPANY

Political Action Committee

PA: 1 CONPAC None

OH:2 East Ohio Gas Employees Voluntary Good Government Association None

WV:3 Consolidated Executives Voluntary Nonpartisan Political fund None

Y CotiPAC stated that all contributors to the committee were employees of the Consolidated Natural Gas Service Co. Inc., a subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Gas Company. (Ref: Standard and Poor's Register)

2 All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a principal place of business of East Ohio Gas Company. a subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Gas Company.

3 All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a principal place of business of Consolidated Gas Supply Corporation, a subsidiary of Consolidated Natural Gas Company.

Ta·ansfers To Other Non·Party

Commit tees

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Candidates

$11.970 $13,411 $5,791

29,535 29,427 5,185

6,366 7,576 1 t 133

Committee Name Cash Individual Conlributions l/1/75

or $0- 100 $101 - 499 Subsequent lleginning

DOW CHEMICAL COI\WANY


CA Western Dow Employees Coninittee for Free Enterprise (Dow Chemical USA)

I $500 ·t

IN Health and Consumer Products Department Employees• Political Action Conmittee (Dow Chemical USA)

LA H1PAC-Emp loyees Po 1 iti ca 1 Action Conunittee, Southeastern Region -Dow Chenrlcal USA (Dow Chemical USA; Southeastern Region Dow)

~ul: Headqua;·ters Unit Political Action Committee (Dow Chemical USA}

Ml Midwest Area Political Action Committee (Dow Chemical USA; Michigan Division)

OH Dow Eastern Employees Political Action Committee (DEEPAC) (Dow Chemical USA; Eastern Division}

TX Dowell El!lployees Political Action Committee (Dow Chemical USA; Dowell Division of the Dow Chemical Company)

TX EMPAC-Employees Political Action Committee, Central Region, Dow (Dow Chemical USA; Central Region Dow)

Committee formerly registeredasDow Center Political Action Committee December 1976.


Committees

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Contributions Receipts Bxpenditurcs Cash to/EXJ)cnd. on Reported Reported 12/31/76


Candidates

$ 5,814 $ 5,400 $ 414

2,164 1,825 340

4,643 3,350 1,293

0 0 0

13,779 12,902 877

8,631 8,400 231

4,508 3,750 758

28,050 25,000 3,050

Committee Name Cash huJivhJual Contributions 1/1/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 Subsequent Beginning

E-SYSTEMS, INC.

Political Action COIMli t tees

IN : £-Systems ~1emcor Political Action C01nnittee (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; Melpar; et al)

scl: E-Systems Donaldson Division Political Action Conmittee (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; Memcor; et al)

TX E-Systems Corporate Political Action Conmittee (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; Memcor; et al}

TX E-Systems Garland Division Political Action Coll'iTlittee (E-Sytems Inc; Corporate; Garland; ~1emcqr; et al)

TX : E-Systems (Greenville Division) (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; f·1emcor; et al)

ur2: E-Systems Montek Political Action Con1nittee (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; Memcor; et al)

VA E-Systems Melpar Division Political Action Conmittee (E-Systems Inc; Corporate; Garland; Memcor; et al)

Convnittee terminated December 13, 1976.

2 Figures as of November 22, 1976.

$500+

Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash To Otlt~r to/Ex,)end. on Reported Reported 12/31/76 Non-l)arty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Committees Federal Candiuates

$2,005 $1,516 $ 489

0 0 0

5.089 2,970 2,119

4,092 2,677 1,414

2,934 2,777 156

1,139 247 891

2,318 1,870 448

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Com mil tee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75

SIOI-499 r500t To Other to/Expend. on Reported Rca10rted 12/31/76

or $0. 100 Non-l,arly Ot!half of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal De ginning Candidates

FIRST DANK S¥STEM,INC.


MN: First Bank System Minnesota Good Government Committee $14,262 $11,561 $894 (First Bank System Montana Good Government Co®nittee; First Bank System/North Dakota Good Government Program; First Bank System South Dakota Good Government Program)

MT: First Bank System Montana Good Government Conmittee 1,949 1,899 50 (AKA lst Bank System Montana Good Government Program) (First Bank System/North Dakota Good Government Program; First Bank System South Dakota Good Government Program; First Bank System Minnesota Good Government Committee)

NO: First Bank System/North Dakota Good Government Program 1,967 1,745 222 (First Bank System Inc; Montana First Bank System Montana Good Government Con1nittee; First Bank System M1nnesota Good Government C0111nittee; First Bank System South Dakota G6od Government Program)

SO: First Bank System South Dakota Good Government Program 1,960 1,947 12

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Committee Name C~ISh lm.Jividuul Contributions l/l/75

or $0. 100 SlOl- 499 Subsequent Beginning

GENERAL ELECTRIC COl\WANY

Pol it ica 1 Act ion Commit tees

CT: 1 Nonpartisan Political Committee

CT:2

Nonpartisan Political Support Co~nittee $ 0 $43,768 $70,745

f~A: 3 Nonpartisan Political Committee of Massachusetts {Blank)

UT: Utah Nonpartisan Po 1 it ica 1 Action Commit tee (Utah International, Inc.)

------·-----1committee terminated 5/7/75.

$500+

$33,385

2conm1ittee states connection with General Electric Co. and states that General Electric merged with Utah International, .Inc. December 20, 1976.

3All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a princ1pal place of business of General Electric Company.

Transfers To Other

Non-l••uly Committees

~0

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Contributions to/Hxpend. on

Behalf of Federal

Candidates

$109,235

Rcccitlls Reported

(Adjusted)

$ 0

148,958 (147 .898)

10,985

23,630

Expenditures Retlorled

(Adjusted)

\ $ 1.421

139 '187 (139,183)

11,378

20,410

Cash 12/31/76

$ 0

9,771

1,178

3,219

Committee Num-r Cash Individual Contributions 1/1/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 i· Subsequent Beginning

GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTilONICS COilPORATION


CA: General Telephone of California Employees• Good Government Club (General Telephone Company of California; GTE Stamford Employees Good Government Fund)


Committees

$24,361 $114,239 $400 $ 0 $0

CT: GTE Stamford Employees Good Government Fund (General Telephone & Electronics Corporation)

HI: Hawaiian Telephone Employees Good Government Club {General Telephone & Electronics Corporation; GTE Stamford Employees Good Government fund) ·

IN: General Telephone Employees• Good Government Club {General Telephone Company of Indiana; GTE Stamfprd Employees Good Government Fund)

IL.: General Telephone Employees Good Government Club- Illinois (General Telephone & Electronics Corporation; GTE Stamford Employees Good Government fund) ·

MI; 1 Employees• Good Government Club, General Telephone of Michigan (None)

TX: Conununicators - Political Action Club (C-PAC) (General Telephone & Electronics Corporation; GTE Stamford Employees Good Government fund)

·--------1All itemized contri~utors are individuals listed with a principal place of business of General Telephone of Michigan.

25

Contributions ltcccitlts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on lteported lteported 12/31/76


Candidtates

$44,758 $121,079 (118,341)

$127,649 (124,911)

$17,790

2,699 ' 650 2,024

27,979 25.394 7,285

11.736 10,530 .1 ,204

6,583 5,121 2;462

4,061 6~4 3,377

17,113 25,368 4,238


or so- 100 SIOI-499 Subsequent Beginning

GETIY OIL COMPANY


CA: Getty Oil Company Political Action Committee

CA: 1 Getty Oil Company Citizenship Action Plan

lc . . onmnttee ternnnated 10/8/76.

Transfers To Other

$500+ Non-Party Committees

26

Contribu lions to/Expend. on

Oehalf of Federal

Candidates

Receipts Reported

(Adjusted)

$19,330

69

Expenditures Reported

(Adjusted)

$19,970

0

Ct~sh

12/31/76

$653

74

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Tnmsfers Contributions Receis>ts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/EXJlend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101 - 499 $500·t- Non-l1arly Uehalfof (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequenl Committees Federal Oeginning Candidates

HARRAH'S CLUB


NV: Harrah's Democratic Political Action Committee $6,061 $3,006 $3,390

NV: Harrah's Republican Political Action Committee 8,494 4,700 5,565

27

Committee Name Cash 1/1/75

or Subsequent llcginning

INDIANA NATI.ONAL CORPORATION

Political Action Couunittees

IN: INOPAC

IN: 1 R and A Couuui ttee (Blank)

Individual Contributions Transfers To Other

$0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-Party Committees

l All but tl1ree itemized contributors are individu~ls listed with a principal place of business of Indiana Natiol')al Bank. Co1m1ittee terminated 9/30/75.

28

Contributions Receit>ls to/Expend. on Reported

Behalf of (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$26,860

4,284

ExpendUures Reported

(Adjusted)

$25,650

5,495

Cash 12/31/76

$1 ,210

0


or $0 ~ 100 SlOt- 499 $500+ Subscc1uent Beginning

LTV CORPORATION

Pol it ica 1 Act ion Conm1ittees

OK1: Wilson Foods Corporation Active Citizenship Campaign Fund (Wilson & Co., Inc.; The LTV/Vought Active Citizenship Campaign Fund)

PA2: Jones & Laughlin Steel Corporation Active Citizenship Con~tittee (Jones & laughlin Steel Corporation}

TX: LTV/Vought Corporation Active Citizenship (The LTV Corporation; Vought Corporation; Jones & laughlin Active Citizenship Co1m1ittee; Wilson & Co., Inc. Active Citizenship Campaign Fund)

$10,679 $91,764 $13,275 $1,757

1Formerly Wilson Co., Inc. Active Citizenship Campaign Fund.

2Jones & laughlin Steel Corporation is a subsidiary of LTV Corporation. according to Standard & Poor's Register.

. Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76 Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Committ~es Federal

Candidates

$6,813 $6,026 $3,312

6,769 5,600 1,169

$ 0 $47,362 110,047 92,143 28,520 ( 104,703) (86,936)

29

Committee Name Cash 1/1/75

or $0- 100 SuLsequent Beginning

MERRILL LYNCII & CO., INC.

Political Action Con~ittees

NY: 1 Effective Government Association (None}

Individual Contributions

$101-499

NY: Merri 11 Lynch Po 1 it i ca 1 Action ConYTii t tee

Tnmsfcrs To Other

$500 + Non-Party Committees

lconunittee terminated 9/7/76. Committee registration of 4/17/72 lists affiliation or connected organization as Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated, a subsidiary of Merrill Lynch & Co., Inc.

30

Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash

to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76 Uehalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$ 0 $4.419 $ 0

17,669 13,900 3,769

Committee Name Cush Individual Conlribulions 1/1/75

or so- 100 $101-499 $500 + Subsequent Beginning

1\'lOBIL CORPOUATION


IL: Container Corporation of America Political Action Committee

IL: Marcor Inc. Political Action Committee (Marcor Inc.; Montgomery Ward & Co., Inc. Political Action Co~nittee; Container Corporation of America)

IL: Montgomery Ward & Co .• Inc. Political Action Committee (Marcor Inc.; Container Corporation of America Political Action Conunittee)

Trunsfers To Other Non-Party

Commit lees

31



Candidates

$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

0 0 0

0 0 0

Committee Namtl Cash Individual Contributions l/l/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 + Subst!lJUent Beginning

THE PILLSUUlfY COMPANY


MN: Pillsbury Active Citizenship Program (The Pillsbury Company;Steak and Ale Political Action Conunittee)

TX:1

Steak and Ale Political Action Fund (Steak and Ale Restaurants, Inc.; Pillsbury Active Citizenship Program)

1steak and Ale Political Action Fund states that Pillsbury Active Citizenship Program is the highest level political action committee affiliated with them.


Committees

32

Contributions Receipts Expemlitures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) federal

Candidates

$4,210 ·$4 ,013 $196

15,501 4,800 10,701

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions 1/l/75 I $500t-or $0. 100 $101.499

Subsequent Beginning

SANTA FE INJ)USTRIES,INC.


IL: Civic Trust 80 - Santa Fe Employees Good Government Fund (Santa Fe Industries; Kirby lumber Corporation; Pine Tree Political Committee)

TX: Pine Tree Political Committee (Kirby lumber Corporation; Civic Trust 80 - Santa Fe Employees Good Government Fund)

Trausfcrs To Other Non-l)arty

Committees

33

Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported I 2/31/76


Candidates

$35,103 $57,854 $490

5,325 5,757 1,853

Committee Name C.1sh Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/llx(JCnd. on Reported I~CJJOrtcd 12/31/76

or so- aoo $101-499 $500 + Non-l•arty Hehalfof (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal De ginning Candidates

SEARS, ROEUUCK & COMPANY


Il: Sears Political Action Conrnittee (Sears. Roebuck & Company; Allstate Political Act ion Committee)

$19,510 $13,675 $5,835

IL: Allstate Political Action C01mlittee (Allstate Insurance Companies; Allstate Enterprises Companies)

5,230 4,500 680

34


-~ or $0 - I 00 $l0 I - 499 SubselJUtmt Beginning

SOUTHEUN RAILWAY COMPANY


DC: Southern Railway Good Government Fund (Southern Railway Company; Southern Railway Tax Eligible Good Government Fund)

$500 +

DC: Southern Railway Tax Eligible Good Government Fund (Southern Railway Company; Southern Rai.lway Good Government Fund)


Committees

35

Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported l2/3l/76


Candidates

$35,319 $52,507 $2,761

85,766 83,086 2,679

Committee Name Cash lndiviuual Conl.-il>utions Transfers Con tril>utions Receipts EXllCnditures Cash l/l/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 + Non-l,arty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Dcginning Candidates

TRUST COI\WANY OF GEORGIA

Political Action ConYnittees

GA: Good Government Group (Atlanta) $29,730 $23,528 $16,664 (Trust Company of Georgia; Good Government Group - General Fund, Atlanta, Augusta, et a1.)

GA: Good Government Group - General Fund (Augusta) 1,450 1,220 229 (Trust Company of Georgia; Good Government Group - General Fund, Atlanta, Augusta, et al.)

GA: Good Government Group - General Fund (Columbus) 2,595 2,513 82 (Trust Company of Georgia; Good Government Group - Genera 1 Fund, Atlanta, Augusta, et al.)

GA: Good Government Group - General Fund (Rome) 331 175 206 (Trust Company of Georgia; Good Government Group - General Fund, Atlanta, Augusta, et al.)

GA: Good Government Group - General Fund (Savannah) 4,011 5,615 2,171 (Trust Company of Georgia; Good Government Group - General Fund, Atlanta, Augusta, et al .)

36

Committee Name Cash Jndivillual Contributions 1/l/75 -

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Subsequent Beginning

UNITED STA Tl!S STEEl CORPORATION

Political Action Con~ittees

PA: Railroad Group Employees• Election Contribution Fund Comntttee (USS Employees Good Government Fund)

PA: USS Employees Good Government Fund


Committees

37

Contributions Receipts Expcndilures Cash to/fiXllCntl. on ReJlorted Reported 12/31/76

Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) f'ed~;ral

Candidates

$24,778 $16,550 $8,228

51,304 44.300 7,004

Commit tee Name Cash Individual Contdl>ulions l/l/75

or $0- 100 I Sul>s~::qucnt

De ginning

WELLMAN, INC.


SC: Wellman Industries Good Government Fund (Wellman Industries, Inc.; Wellman, Inc.)

SC: Wellman Industries Tax Eligible Good Government Fund (Wellman Industries, Inc.; Wellman, Inc.)

Transfers To Other

$500+ Non-l)arty Committees

38

Con tribu lions Receipts Expenditures Cash

to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76 Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) foederal

Candidates

$ 884 $ 787 $96

3,874 3,874 0

Committee Name Cash 1/l/75

or Subsequent Beginning

WELLS FARGO' AND COMPANY


CA: Employees for Good Government

CA: 1 Good Government Committee

Individual Contributions

$0- 100 $101 -499

Transfers Contributions To Other tu/Expend. on

$500+ Non-Party Behalf of Committees Federal

Candidates

1committee terminated 12/20/76, transferred residual funds to Employees for Good Government.

39

Receipts Reported

(Adjusted)

$ 5,814

15,766

ExpemJUures Rc1>orted

(Adjusted)

$ 1,559

19,744

Cash 12/31/76

$4,254

0

Commit tee Na111c Cash 1/1/75

or Subsc,,ucnt Dcginning

WEYEIUIAEUSEI( COMPANY

Political Action.~~~!!!!_ittees

MN: Hanson Fund (Tacoma Fund)

WA:1

Tacoma Fund (Hanson Fund)

Individual ContriiJution:s

$0- 100 1$500+

1All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a principal place of business of ~Jeyerhaeuser Company.

Transfers To Other Nou-Party

Committees

40

Con trihutions Receipts Expenditures C. ash to/Ex pend. on Reported l~cportcd 12/31/76

Uchalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$54,416 $77,740 $14,902

37,591 38,872 2,362

PART Ill

• ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF POLITICAL COMMITTEES FOR THOSE CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH ONE POLITICAL COMMITTEE (371 POLITICAL COMMITTEES AND THEIR 371 SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS)

41

ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF POLITICAL COMMITTEES FOR THOSE CORPORATIONS RELATED WITH A SINGLE POLITICAL COMMITTEE

(3 71 POLITICAL COMMITTEES At:.JD THEIR 3 71 SPONSORING ORGANIZATIONS)

EXPLANATORY NOTES

In parenthesis beneath the name of the political committee is the affiliated or connected organization reported on its Statement of Organization.

Political committees which have stated "None" as to their affiliated or connected organizations have "None" listed beneath the committee name. There are thirteen political committees in this category.

Political committees which have not identified an affiliated or connected organization have "Blank" listed beneath the committee name. There are four political committees in this category.

tl?

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75

--~$SOOt To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 Non-P:arly Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

- A -

A-T-0 Better Government Conunittee $ 4 '130 $ 825 $ 3,305 (A-T-0 Inc.)

ABBOTT LABORATORIES BETTER GOVERNMENT FUND· 12,245 10,725 1,520 (ABBOTT LABORATORIES)

ACTION COMMITTEE 10,245 7,540 4,495 (EQUIBANK, N. A.)

ALASKAN SKIES ASSOCIATION-NATIONAL 8,075 9,347 2,726 (ALASKAN AIRLIMES INC.)

ALCOA EMPLOYEES POLITICAL FUND 21,679 16,603 5,076 (ALUMINUM COMPANY OF AMERICA)

ALLEGHENY LUDLUM COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMEMT (ALLEGHENY LUDLUM INDUSTRIES, INC.) 6,965 11,006 5,958

ALLEGHENY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 7,502 6,400 1 '102 (ALLEGHENY AIRLlNES INC.)

ALLIS-CHALMERS VOLUNTARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION FUND (ALLIS-CHALMERS C08P.) 5,000 3,200 1,800

ALTON BOX BOARD COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COM~11TTEE (ALTON BOX BOARD CO.) 4,150 4,000 150

AMAREX EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COM~1ITTEE (AMAREX INC.) 0 0 0

43

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Trunsfcas Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash

1/l/75 -- To Other to/Expend. on Reported Repo,.ted 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsequent Committees Federal

Dcginning Candidates

AMAX CONCERNED CITIZENS FUND $29,376 $27,350 $ 2,026 (AMAX INC.)'

AMERICAtl CAN COMPANY EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND· 18,076 14,295 3,781 (AMERICAN CAN CO.)

AMERICAN EXPORT LINES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 9,600 9,524 275 (AMERICAN EXPORT LINES)

AMERICAN EXPRESS OFFICERS COt~MITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNNEtn 13,261 12,571 690 (AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY)

AMERICAN FAMILY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AF-PAC) (AMERICAN FAMILY CORPORATION)

$0 $47,357 $10,763 $9,885 $0 $71 ,550 98,005 76,550 21,455 (98,005) (76,550)

AMERICAN MEDICORP GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 22,619 11,685 10,934 (AMERICAN NEDICORP, INC.)

M1ERICAN SIGN AND INDICATOR CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 6,086 6,068 l7 (AMERICAN SIGN & INDICATOR CORP.)

AMERICAN-STANDARD GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 12,524 11,500 1,024 (AMERICAN STANDARD INC.)

AMOCO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMOCO PAC) 59,745 (STANDARD OIL OF INDIANA)

32,100 27,640

AMSTED POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMSTED.INDUSTRIES INC.)

8,659 7,200 1,459

44

Committee Name Cash lndiviuual Contributions

1/1/75 or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 +


AM~JAY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMWAY CORPORATION)

ANACONDA CONCERNED CITIZENS FUND (ANACONDA COMPANY)

ANHEUSER-BUSCH POLITICAL ACTION COMfHTTEE (AB- PAC) (ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC.)

AMR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMERICAN NATURAL RESOURCES CO.)

1ARMPAC (ARMCO STEEL CORPORATION)

2ARTHUR YOUNG EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NONE)

ASARCO EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (ASARCOPAC) (ASARCO INCORPORATED)

ASSOCIATED CITIZENS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PENNZOIL COMPANY)

ASSOCIATES EMPLOYEES PAC (ASSOCIATES CORP. OF NORTll AMERICA)

1committee Terminated 7/27/76.

2conmi ttee often fi l.es under the name Arthur Young and Company Emp 1 oyees Po 1 it i ca 1 Action ConJnittee.

Transfe1·s Contributions To Oth~r to/Expentl. on Non-Party Behalf of

Committees federal Cantlidatcs

45

Heccipts Expenditures Cash Reported Reported 12/31/76

(Adjusted) · (Adjusted)

$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

32,256 29,903 2,352

25,283 20,875 4,408

12,720 1,011 11,709

2,057 2,057 0

0 0 0

10,604 9,759 845

20,632 18,250 2,382

0 0 0

Committlle Numc Cash Individual Conlrilmlions Tnuu;fers Contributions RcccitllS Expenditures Cash l/1/75 To Other to/Ex pend. on Reported lteported 12/3l/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-Purly Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsc(JUCnt Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

ASSOCIATION FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT $45,251 $43,270 $ 1,971 (MANUFACTURtRS HANOVER CORP.)

AZPAC (ARIZONA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE} 4,626 4,550 76 (ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY)

- B -

BABCOCK & WILCOX GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 5,591 (BABCOCK & WILCOX COMPANY)

4,576 1,014

BALL CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 7,903 7,900 3 (BALL CORPORATION)

BANCO PAC 7,710 5,825 1,885 (BANCORPORATION; NORTIIWEST)

BANK OF EVERETT VOLUNTARY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE {BEVPAC) 1,515 1,417 2 (BANK OF EVERETT; BOARD OF DIRECTORS)

BANK OF OKLAHOMA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 (BANK OKLAHOMA CORP.)

0 0

BDM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (BDM CORPORATION}

BEN PAC 28,678 13,338 15,340 (BENEFICIAL .MANAGEMENT CORPORATION)

BENDIX PAC 10,388 9,400 988 (BENDIX CORP.)

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Committee Name · Cash Individual Contributions Transfet'S Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or SO- lOO $l01-499 $500 + Non-l)arty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE I $ 3,206 $ 2,258 $ 947 (BANK; CITI!ENS & SOUTHERtl NATIONAL)

BG&E EMPLOYEES• GOOD GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION 2,595 2,100 495 (BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC CO.)

BLACK & VEATCH GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 0 950 7,640 {BLACK & VEATCH)

BOISE CASCADE CORPORATION EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION FUND (BOISE CASCADE CORP.) 0 0 0

BORG-WARNER EMPLOYEES VOLUNTARY GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (BORG-WARNER CORP.} 4,297 4,275 22

BRISTOL-MYERS EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT COW~ITTEE (BRISTOL-MYERS COMPANY} 18,325 15,435 2,890

BROWN BUILDERS PAC 30,587 18,995 11,591 (BROWN & ROOT, INC.)

BROWN-FORMAN NON-PARTISAN COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOV'T (BROWN-FOR~1AN DISTILLERS CORPORATION} 500 0 500

BROYHILL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 28,873 25,218 3,654 (BROYHILL FURNITURE COMPANY)

BUDD CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE, THE (BUDD C0~1PANY}

11 ,919 8,041 3,878

BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (BURLINGTON INDUSTRIES, INC.} 7,570 7,250 319

47

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cnsh

1/1/75 To Ol11cr to/Expend. on l{cported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101-499

I $500 + Non-Party Uehalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Sul>scttuent Commit tees Federal

Oeginning Camlidates

BURLINGTON NORTHERN EMPLOYEES VOLUNTARY GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND $84.393 $66.288 $21.467 (BURLINGTON'NORTHERN. INC.)

- c -

CABOT POLITICAL ACTION COMNITTEE 7.635 5,050 2.585 (CABOT CORP.)

CARGILL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 26.019 23.471 2.547 (CARGILL, INCORP.)

CARTER-HAWLEY HALE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE {CHH-PAC) Hi.860 8.410 8.960 (CARTER-HAWLEY STORES, INC.)

CENTRAL SOYA POLITICAL ACTION C0Mt-11TTEE 18.200 17,309 890 (CENTRAL SOYA COMPANY, INC.)

CENTRAN CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 3,676 2,400 1,276 (CENTRAN CORPORATION)

CEPAC 3.729 0 3.729 (CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF NHJ YORK)

3cHAMPAC 0 0 0 {CHAMPION SPARK PLUG COMPANY)

CHARTER EMPLOYEES COMMITTEE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT. INC. 0 0 0 (CIIARTER MEDICAL CORPORATION)

3cUAMPAC Terminated 12/6/76.

48

Committee Name Cash Individual Coutributions Transfers Con tribulions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75 To Othet to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101.499 $500 + Non-Party Oehulfof (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Jleginning Candidates

CHEVRON COf.1t·1ITTEE FOR POLITICAL PARTICIPATION (STANDARD O!L OF CALIFORNI~)

$45,659 $44,525 $ 1,135

CHILTON PAC 1.,287 200 1,087 (CHILTON CORP.)

CHRYSLER NONPARTISAN POLITICAL SUPPORT COMMITTEE 89,366 78,325 11 ,041 (CHRYSLER CORP.)

CIBA-GEIGY H1PLOYEE GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 11,422 7,125 4,297 {CIBA-GEIGY CORP.)

CITICORP EMPLOYEES, VOLUNTARY POLITICAL FUND 36,002 37,546 890 (C ITICORP)

CITIES SERVICE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE . 17,074 15,400 1,674 (CITIES SERVICE CO.)

CITIZEN'S POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (COGMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC.)

CI~IZENS ACTION COMMITTEE 17',874 17,735 139 {AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY)

CITIZENS FOR GOOD GOVERm1ENT (KS) (BANK OF TOPEKA; FIRST NATIONAL)

0 200 250

CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT 0 (MONTANA PO\.JER CO.)

CITIZENS SAVINGS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 7,544 5,655 6,106 (SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION; CITIZENS)

49

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Repol'led 12/31/76

or SO· tOO StOI-499 $500+ Non-Party Behalf or (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

CITIZENS SAVINGS PUBLIC AFFAIRS COHMITTEE $ 2,365 $ 25 $ 2,340 {SAVINGS ASSICIATION; CITIZENS)

CITIZENSHIP RESPONSIBILITY FUND 10,131 7,140 2,991 (STEWART-WARNER CORP.)

CIVIC ACTION FUND, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY 20,215 17,500 2,715 (ATLANTIC RICiiFIELD COMPANY)

CIVIC PLEDGE PROGRAM 12,628 5,290 26,590 (BOEING COMPANY)

CLARKPAC 0 0 0 {CLARK EQUIPMENT CO.)

CLIFFS' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (CLEVELAND-CLIFFS IRON CO.)

CLORPAC THE CLOROX CO POLITICAL ACTION COMHITTEE 1,260 p 1,260 {CLOROX COMPANY)

4cNA EMPLOYEES CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY COMMITTEE 75 430 27 (NONE)

COLONIAL EMPLOYEES' VOLUNTARY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 22 t 117 14,629 7,4'87 (COLONIAL STORES INCORPORATED)

COLT INDUSTRIES VOLUNTARY POLITICAL COMMITTEE {COLT INDUSTRIES, INC.) 37,155 21,300 15,855

4conwnittee Terminated 10/4/76. All Iten~zed Contributions are from Individuals with a Principal Place of Business of CNA Financial Corporation.

50


or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Subsequent Dcginning

COMBINED COMMUNICATIONS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE {"COf~PAC 11 ) (COMBINED COf~~1UNICATIONS CORP.)

COMMERCE BANCS PAC (BANCSHARES. INC.; COMMERCE)

COMMITTEE FOR EFFECTIVE AND RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT (eELDEN CORPORATION)

COMMITTEE FOR QUALITY GOVERNMENT-F (BANCSHARES INC.; CB&T)

COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT (IOWA POWER AND LIGHT CO.) 5cOMMITlEE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT {NONE)

COMMITTEE FOR SENSIBLE GOVERNMENT (WHEELABRATOR-FRYE INC.)

COMMONWEALTH ASSOCIATES "F" FUND (FIRST UNION CORPORATION)

CONCERNED BUSINESSMEN$ POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PEPSI-COLA CO. OF OKLAHOMA)

CONCERNED CITIZENS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (METROPOLITAN CONTRACT SERVICES INC.)

5All Itenrtzed Contributions are from individuals with a Principal Place of Business of Redwood Bank or Redwood Bancorp. Comnittee Terminated 9/10/75.

Transfers Contributions To Other to/Expend. on Non-l)urty Uchalf of

Committees Federal Candidates

51

Receipts Expem.litures Cash Reported Reported 12/31/76

(Adjusted) (Adj~sted)

$ 2.165 $ 1,303 $ 861

0 0 0

12,889 11 ,550 1,339

5,997 5,748 24~

3,279 2,510 769

0 458 . 0

49,942 26,600 23,342

25.355 21,662 17,557

0 0 0

19,308 8,104 404

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transft.~rs Contributions Receipts Ex,,cmlitures Cash l/1/75

4991~ To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101 Non-Jlarly IJchulf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Suhsc(aucnt Committees Federal Ucginning Candidates

CONOCO ENPLOYEE GOOD GOVERNHENT FUND $29,720 $28,200 . $ L520 (CONTINENTAC OIL CO.)

CONSTRUCTIVE CITIZENSHIP PROGRAM 16,633 20.620 9,583 (TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED)

CONTINENTAL GROUP CIVIC ASSOCIATION 9,763 8,469 1,294 (CONTINENTAL GROUP, INC.)

COORS EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 39,190 (COORS INDUSTRIES)

38,668 1,138

6coNTROL DATA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (CONTROL DATA CORPORATION}

CORNING GLASS WORKS EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (CORNING GLASS WORKS)

CROCKER INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY INVESTMENT IN CITIZENSHIP (BANK; CROCKER NATIONAL)

4,625 4,150 476

CROWN EMPLOYEES POLITICAL FUND 20,592 14,528 11,899 (CROWN ZELLERBACH CORPORATION)

CRUM & FORSTER VOLUNTARY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 2,476 2,351 125 (CRUM & FORSTER}

CSB GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 9,231 8,813 418 (BANCORPORATION; COMNERCIAL SECURITY)

6commi ttee Terminat~d 9/20/76.

52

Committee Name Cash Individual Conhibulions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Rcporled 12/31/76

or $0- 100 SlOt- 499

I $500-t- Non-l)arty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsequent ConunUlccs Federal Dcginuing Candidates

- 0 -

DEL MONTE VOLUNTARY NONPARTISAN GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND $15,629 $15,539 $ 395 (DEL MONTE CORP.)

DEPOSIT GUARANTY EMPLOYEES' VOLUNTARY POLITICAL COMMITTEE 11,309 10,700 5,872 (BANK; DEPOSIT GUARANTY NATIONAL)

DETROITBANK CORPORATION COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE POLITICAL ACTION (11 YOUR-PAC 11 ~ 7,833 6,451 1,382 (OETROITBANK CORP.

DILLINGHAM EMPLOYEES CITIZEN ACTION PROGRAM 22,890 (OILLINGH~M CORPORATION)

12,578 13,116

7ooMINION BANKPAC 0 0 0 (BANCSHARES CORP; DOMINION)

DOW CORNING ENPLOYEE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 3,409 3,180 229 (DOW CORNING CORPORATION)

OR PEPPER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (OR PEPPER COMPANY)

DRAVO EMPLOYEES FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT FUND 0 0 0 (DRAVO CORPORATION)

DRESSER INDUSTRIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (DIPAC) 16,480 10,245 6,235 (DRESSER INDUSTRIES, INC.)

7committee Terminat~d 5/3/76.

53

Committee Na111c Cash Individual Contributions

1/l/75 or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 +

Subse,tuent Dcginning

- E -

E. F. HUTTON GROUP POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, THE (E. F. HUTTON GROUP INC.)

EAST WISCONSIN CLUB (KRAUSE MILLING COMPANY)

EASTERN AIRLINES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (EASTERN AIRLINES, INC.)

EATON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (EATON CORPORATION)

ECKERD CO~\HITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT (JACK ECKERD CORP.)

ENSERCH EMPLOYEES POLITICAL SUPPORT ASSOCIATION (ENSERCH CORPORATION)

ENVIROTECH POLITICAL ACTION ASSOCIATION (ENVIROTECH CORPORATION)

ERC EMPLOYEES PUBLIC AFF~IRS PROGRAM (EMPLOYERS REINSURANCE CORPORATION)

8EVERGREEN ASSOCIATES (NONE)

8Administrative expenses were paid to Everett Trust and Savings Bank now known as Olympic Bank.


Committees

54

Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash

tolExpend. on Reported Reported 12!'31/76 Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adju~ted)

Federal Candidates

$71,040 $47,800 $23,240

12,275 16,457 9,256

4,985 4,733 251

0 0 0

2,830 2,550 280

5,974 4,159 1,814

0 0 0

4,587 4,201 3,160

2,000 1,874 125


or $0- 100 $101-499 T$500+ Subsequent Beginning

- f -

9F H B GOOD CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE (NONE)

F. f. GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (FINANCIAL FEDERATION. INC.)

FCB RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT GROUP-FEDERAL (BANKS INC.; FIRST COMMERCIAL)

lOTHE FAMILY LINE SYSTEM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (NONE)

FEDERAL CITIZENSHIP RESPONSIBLITY GROUP (SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO.) . FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FEDERAL EXPRESS CORPORATION)

FIRST ASSOCIATES - NATIONAL (BANK; SEATTLE FIRST NATIONAL)

FIRST EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BANK & TRUST CO. OF ENID; FIRST NAT'l.)

9All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a Princi-pal Pla.ce of Business of first Hawaiian Bank.

lOformerly known as the Non-Partisan Vo 1 untary Po litica 1 fund. All it~mized. contributions are from 1odividua1s listed with a Principal Place of Business of louisville and Nashville Railroad company. a subsidiary of Seaboard Coast line Railroad.

. Transfels To Other Nou-l)arty

Committees

55

Contributions Receipts fix pemlitures Cash to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76


Candidates

$ 8,700 $ 7,482 $ 1,218

0 500 82

1,316 712 603

10,629 10,600 116

52,277 40,290 12,003

13,130 7,264 5,865

13,527 15,180 8,829

0 0 0

CommiHee Namll Cash Individual Contributions 1/1/75

or $0- 100 SlOt -499 Subsequent Beginning

FIRST FEDERAL EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FEPAC) (SAVINGS AND LOAN Of PHOENIX; FIRST FED.)

FIRST FUND, TilE (BANCORPORATION; FIRST CITY)

FIRST INTERNATIONAL BANCSHARES GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (BANCSHARES; INC.; FIRST INT'L.)

$500 +

FIRST KENTUCKY NATIONAL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FIRST KENTUCKY NATIONAL CORP.)

llFIRST SECURITY CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ( 11 FIRST PAC 11)

(NONE)

FIRST TENNESSEE NATIONAL BANK GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (BANK, N.A .• FIRST TENNESSEE)

FIRST WISCONSIN CIVIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (FIRST WISCONSIN CORP.)

FLORIDA AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE (SUGAR CORPORATION; UNITED STATES)

FLORIDA GAS FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FLORIDA GAS CQr.1PANY)

FLOWERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (FLOWERS INDUSTRIES, INC.)

ttee states it is 113 political action Committee of

First Security Corporation 11•

56

Transfers Contributions To Other to/l!xpend. on Non-l'arty Behalf of


Receipts Expenditures Cash Reported Reported 12/31/76

(Adjusted) (Adjusted)

$ 4,046 $ 3,603 $ 443

13,518 6,200 7,318

24,807 l7 ,600 7,207

2,379 1,850 529

0 0 0

0 0 0

20,632 18,398 2,234

30,712 27,864 5,189

0 0 0

48,399 39,450 8,949

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Con tributious Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75

SIOI-41---s500+-· To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/ll/76

or $0. 100 Non-l)arly Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

FLUOR POLITICAL ACTION COf4MITTEE $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 (FLUOR CORP.)

FHC GOOD GOVERNMENT PROGRAM 34,444 (FMC CORPORATION)

23,995 1,049

FNBA GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 22,115 (BANK OF ARIZONA; FIRST NATIONAL)

19,075 3,040

FOOD FAIR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (FOOD FAIR STORES, INC.)

FORO CIVIC ACTION FUND 49,878 48,733 1,143 (FORO MOTOR COMPANY)

FORT VANCOUVER PLYWOOD COMPANY EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 4,245 2,000 2,245 (FORT VANCOUVER PL Y~~OOD CO. )

FRANKLIN ELECTRIC POLITICAL ACTION C0Mf4ITTEE 4,742 4,002 740 (FRANKLIN ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC.)

12FREO MYER GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 4,934 4,468 165 (FRED MYER, INC.)

FREEPORT CITIZENSIHP COMMITTEE 16,406 16,032 373 (FREEPORT MINERALS CO.)

FRISCO EMPLOYEES' COMMITTEE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT 13,780 15,555 9,074 {ST. LOUIS-SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY CO.)

l2comuittee terminated 7/9/76.

57

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions T1·ansfers Con tri but ions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- 100 SIOl- 499

I $500 + Non-Party Oehalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsc(auent Committees Federal Dcginning Candidates

FUND FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT $ 8,845 $ 8,600 $ 474 (BANK OF ATL:ANTA; FIRST NATIONAL)

FU~D FOR EFFECTIVE GOVERNMENT, THE 44,476 48,355 5,281 (UNION PACIFIC CORPORATION)

FUND FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT 18,271 16,421 1,850 (CHEMICAL NEW YORK CORPORATION)

- G -

G.F.G. (GOOD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT) COMMITTEE 6,393 7,537 1 ,227 (FIRST TENNESSEE NATIONAL CORP.)

G.P. EMPLOYEES FUND 62,472 71 t 105 5,760 (GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP.)

GEORGIA BANKING COMPANY FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE TRUST (BANK OF GEORGIA; NATIONAL) 5,642 5,550 92

GEORGIANS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT 6,414 6,050 1,191 (BANK & TRUST CO.; GEORGIA RAILROAD)

GERBER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (GERBER PRODUCTS CO.)

GIRARD BANK GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 3,620 3,135 1,393 (GIRARD BANK)

GOLD PAC 13,094 (GOLDRUS DRILLING COMPANY) 7,510 5,584

58

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions l/1/75

or Subsequent Deginning

GOOD GOVERNHENT COMMITTEE (NORTHERN TRUST CO.)

GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND

$0. 100

(GOLEMON & ROLFE ASSOCIATES, INC.)

GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC CO.)

GOOD GOVERNMENT GROUP (DELTA AIRLINES. INC.)

13GOOD GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION (FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO.)

GOODALL PAC (GOODALL RUBBER COMPANY)

GRACE GOOD GOVERNt•1ENT COMMITTEE (W. R. GRACE & CO.)

GRUMMAN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GRUMMAN CORP.)

l4GUARANTEE SAVINGS GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (NONE)

$101.499 I $500:;--

13co~nittee has filed FEC 3a notifications for activity less than $1,000.

l4All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a Principal of Business as Guarantee Savings and Loan.

59


Committees

Contributions Receia,ts Expenditures Cash lo/Expe•id. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

Dehalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$15,686 $14,450 $ 1,236

4,515 4,508 6

40,951 39,297 4,994

3,800 3,800 0

13 -

1,560 1,502. 57

6,026 1,700 4,326

34,970 34,810 160

511 280 252

Committee N;uuc C;~sh lndividtHII Contributions l/1/75'

or so- 100 s 101- •199 $500+ Subsec~ucnt Ucginning

GULF RESOURCES & CtiEt1ICAl CORPORATION POliTICAL ACTION CQr.1MITTEE (GULF RESOURCES & CHEMICAL CORP.)

15GULL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (GULL RESOURCES & CHEMICAL CORP.)

- u -

H & K PAC (HILL AND KNOWLTON, INC.)

HALIBURTON PAC (HALPAC) (HALLIBURTON C0~1PANY)

HALLPAC-FEDERAL {HALLMARK CARDS INCORPORATED)

l6HANDY ANDY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (HANDY ANDY. INC.)

HEILEMAN POll TICAL .ACTION COMMIT TEE (G. HEILEMAN BREWING CO .• INC.)


Committees

HERCULES VOLUNTARY NONPARTISAN POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS COMMITTEE (HERCULES PCC) {HERCULES INCORPORATED)

HEUBLEIN EMPLOYEES POLITICAL COMMITTEE {HEUBLEIN INC.)

15conmlittee ten:linated 12/l/76.

16convnittee terminated 5/13/76.

60

Contributions to/EX&lCOd. on

Behalf of Federal

Candidates



$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

0 0 0

535 300 235

20,210 14,350 5,860

9,226 7,032 2,194

0 0 0

6,477 3,243 3,233

9,480 8,860 620

10,955 10,100 855

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfet-s Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or so- 100 $101 • 499 $500+ Non-Party 8ehulfor (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Beginning Candidates

HICKORY STREET FUND $ 8,730 $ 5.615 $ 3,113 (COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC CO.)

HOFFMANN-LA ROUCHE GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (HOFFMAN-LAROUCHE. INC.)

HOOSIER GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 63,601 4.6,897 21,904 (AMERICAN FLETCHEH CORP.)

HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (HOUDAILLE PAC) {HOUDAILLE INDUSTRIES, INC.)

7,855 4,050 3,805

HOUSE PAC 21 ,223 17,776 3,447 (HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION)

HOUSTON OIL & MINERALS GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (HOUSTON OIL & MINERALS CORP.) 9,470 7,508 1,962

HOWELL CORPORATION POLITICAL AWARENESS COMMITTEE {HOWELL CORP.) 4,180 1,400 780

HUGHES ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP FUND (HUGHES AIRCRAFT COMPANY)

$32,657 $111,700 $2,225 $500 $0 $55,082 117' 305 114,938 35,024 ( 117 ,052) ( 114, 324)

HUGHES TOOL COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 2,910 2,837 72 (HUGHES TOOL COMPANY)

61

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0- LOO SIOI-499

I $500+ Non-llarly Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsc,1uenl Committees Federal Dcgiuning Candidates

- I -

IB&T PARTICIPATING CITIZENS FUND $ 3,506 $ 2,150 $ 1 1356 (BANK ANP TRUST CO., IDAHO}

ICG GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 30,422 33,383 33 (ILLINOIS CENTRAL GULF RAILROAD COMPANY)

ILLINOIS FUND 36,945 36,758 2,861 (DEERE & COMPANY}

ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 13,325 11 ,550 775 (ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS, INC.)

INGERSOLL-RAND COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (INGERSOLL-RAND CO.) 5,125 4,629 495

INLAND POLITI.CAL ACTION COMMITTEE (INPAC) (INLAND CONTAINER CORPORATION) 1,075 0 1,075

INSURANCE EXECUTIVES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 2,600 2,617 108 (UTICA MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.}

INTERLAKE POLITICAL ACTION COHMITTEE 0 0 0 (INTERLAKE I INC.)

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (INTERNAl IONAL HARVESTER CO.) 11,680 11,557 122

62

Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Hxpeau.Jitures Cash Committee Name Cash

1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. ou Reported Reported 12/31-/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-l)nrty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsequent Committees •Federal

Dcginning Cam.Jidatcs

~ J -

J. D. JOHNSON PAC COMMITTEE $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 (J. D. JOHNSON CO. INC,)

J. C. NICHOLS COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 18 '166 10,759 7,407 (J, C. NICHOLS COMPANY)

JEFFERSON GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE)fUND 13,251 11,276 1 ,975 (BANK OF BIRMINGHAM; FIRST NATIONAL

JOHN GRAHAM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 2 '125 (JOHN GRAHAM COMPANY}

1,690 500

JOHNS-MANVILLE POLITICAL ACT ION COMMITTEE a INC, 4,817 4 '157 659 (JOHNS-MANVILLE CORPORATION)

JOHNSON & JOHNSON EMPLOYEES' GOOD GOVERNMENT fUND 400 5,135 70 (JOHNSON AND JOHNSON}

- K -

KAIBAB BETTER GOVT COMMITTEE 3,865 3,060 805 (KAIBAB INDUSTRIES)

KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (KAISER ALUMINUM & CHEMICAL CORP.}

15,460 12,210 3,250

KANSAS CITY LIFE EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 5,832 5,032 800 (KANSAS CITY LIFE INSURANCE CO.)

63

lmlivhhliil Conlrihutions Transfers Con tributious Receipts Expenditures Cash Commit tte Nume Cush

To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76 l/l/75

$101-4~-- Non-Party Uchalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) or $0- 100

Committees Federal Subsequent Candidates Dc.::ginning

KATY GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE $ 420 $ 420 $ 0 (RAILROAD CO.; MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS}

KELLOGG BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 10,111 8,282 1 ,829 (KELLOGG COMPANY)

KEMPER CAMPAIGN fUND 20,772 17,945 3,075 (KEMPER INSURANCE COMPANIES}

KENNECOTT EXECUTIVES' CITIZENSUIP ASSOCIATION 39,217 37,800 6,443 (KENNECOTT COPPER CORPORATION)

KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 4 '145 4,075 4,075 (KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION)

KNUDSEN EMPLOYEE'S POLITICAL ACTION (KNUDSEN CORPORATION)

8,629 7 t 101 1 ,528

KOPPERS EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION FUND 0 0 0 (KOPPERS CO~~ INC,)

KROGER BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 4,280 4,050 230 (KROGER CO,}

- L -

LEBLOND POLITICAL COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (LEBLOND INCORPORATED)

LITCO GOOD GOVERNMENT fUND 13,200 10,225 5, 705 (LONG ISLAND TRUST CO.)

64


or $0. 100 $101 • 499 Subsequent Ueginuing

17LJTTLETON COMMITTEE FOR POLITICAL EDUCATION (NONE)

LITTON EMPLOYEES PAC (LEPAC) (LITTON INOUSTRIES, INC.)

LMB-PAC (L.M. BERRY AND COMPANY)

LOCKHEED GOOO GOVERNMENT PROGRAM (LOCKUEEO AIRCRAFT CORP.)

LONE STAR STEEL PAC (LONE STAR STEEL COMPANY)

LUKENS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (LUKENS STEEL COMPANY)

LYKES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (LYKES CORP.)

LYONS PAC (LYONS TRANSPORTATION LINES, INC.)

- M -

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.)

T7A11 itemized co~tributions are from individuals listed with a Principal Place of Business of C.A. Norgren Company.

Transfers To Other

$500 ... Non-l'arty Committees

65


Bchalr of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Federal

Candidates

$ 0 $ 0 $ 0

65,026 37,344 27.682

25,805 21,980 3,824

37,067 27,475 9,592

17,521 13,399 4,121

6,140 5,010 1,129

12,562 6,505 6,057

2,750 2,712 37

1 ,165 1 J 150 15

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions

1/1/75 or so- 100 $101-491 $500 +


MANAGING GOVERNMENT BETTER COMMITTEE (RETZER & RETZER, INC.)

MAPCO INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MAPCO INC.)

MARATHON EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MARATHON OIL CO.)

MARINE BANK PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (BANK; MARINE)

MCDONALD'S CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MCDONALD'S CORPORATION)

MCDONNELL.DOUGLAS GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (MCDONNELL DOUGLAS CORP.)

MEAD EFFECTIVE CITIZENSHIP FUND (MEAD CORPORATION)

18MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BLANK)

l9MERCHANTS COMMITTEE FOR CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS (BLANK)

18All itemized contributions are from individual.s listed with a Principal Place of Business of Memorial Hospital Medical Center,

19All itemized contt'lbutlons are from individual listed with a Principal Place of Business of Merchants National Bank and Trust Company.

Transfers Contributions To Other to/Expend. on Non-Party Oehulf of


66

Receipts Expcnditu.-es Cash

Reported Reported 12/31/76 (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

$ 1 ,152 $ 0 $ 1 ,152

23,567 2,950 2,617

19,328 13,608 5, 719

6,993 5,495 1,498

5,735 4,850 525

27,679 19,178 8,509

45,077 34,021 11 ,056

2,375 1,380 994

7,275 13,193 4,840

Committee Name Cash. Individual Contributions 1/l/7'5

or $0- lOO $101-4991 $SOOt--Subsequent Beginning

MEREDITH CORPORATION EMPLOYEES FUND FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT (MEREDITH CORP.)

20MERIDIAN PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE (NONE)

METROPOLITAN EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL PARTICIPATION FUND A (METROPOL)TAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.)

MIDLAND ENTERPRISES INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (MIDLAND ENTERPRISES INC.)

MIDWEST POLITICAL ACTION COOPERATIVE TRUST (MPACT) (LAND O'LAKES INC.)

MILWAUKEE OFFICER~ TRUST ACCOUNT (RAILROAD CO.; CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE ... )

MITCHELL, HUTCHINS VOLUNTARY POLITICAL FUND (MITCHELL, HUTCHINS INC.}

MONSANTO CITIZENSHIP FUND (MONSANTO COMPANY)

MOR~AN STANLEY BETTER GOVERNMENT FUND (MORGAN STANLEY & CO., INC.}

MOTOROLA EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (MOTOROLA, INC.)

MOUNTAIN FIR POLITICAL COMMITTEE (MOUNTAIN FIR LUMBER CO., INC.)

20Al1 itemized cont~ibutions are from individuals listed with a Principal Place of Business of Indiana Gas Co., Inc.

67

Transfers · Contributions To Ollter to/Expend. on Non-Party Behalf of


Receipts Expenditures Cash lteportcd Reported 12/31/76


$17,669 $13,900 $ 3,769

13,330 9,450 5,210

7,836 6,300 1 ,536

4,210 4,050 160

5,005 5,034 1,495

9,196 12,225 3,830

33,776 6,800 13,603

18,403 14,090 4,313

10,775 1,000 9,775

0 0 0

5,075 6,830 0

Cash Individual ConiJ'ibulions Transfers Con tri bu lions Receipts Expemlitures Cash

Committee Naml! Reported RC&lortcd 12/31/76 1/1/75

To Other to/Expend. on

or $0- 100 $101-491 $500 + Non-Pnrty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusled)


Beginning Candidates

- N -

N L EXECUTIVES NON-PARTISAN POLITICAL fUND $19,703 $19,346 $ 356

(N L INDUSTRIES, INC.)

NATIONAL CAN EMPLOYEES' BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 2,650 1,250 1 ,400 (NATIONAL CAN CORP.)

NATIONAL STEEL fOLITICAL ACTION FUND 16,623 14,050 2,573 (NATIONAL STEEL CORP.)

NBD GOOD CITIZENSHIP COMMITTEE 21180 2,180 0 (BANK OF DETROITi NATIONAL)

NEW ENGLAND ELECTRIC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 6,504 1,457 5,046 (NEW ENGLAND POWER SERVICE CO,)

NN CORPORATION FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 115 107 7 (NN CORPORATION)

NONPARTISAN COMMITTEE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT (COCA~COLA COMPANY)

$ 7,760 $ 6,820 $114,458 $0 $0 $68,200 122,786 118,950 11 ,597 ( 121 ,278) ( 118,950)

NORTH WESTERN OFFICERS TRUST ACCOUNT (CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN TRANSPORTATION)

125,017 158,015 11 ,2 38 0 0 64,900 170,452 164,096 131 ,374 ( 169 ,253) (162 ,907)

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Committee Nam~ Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Hcccipts Expcaulitures Cash 1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or so- 100 $101-491- Non-Party Dchalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Ueginning Candidates

- 0 -

OFFSHORE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, THE $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 (OFFSHORE COMPANY)

OG&E EMPLOYEES PAC 8,325 4,509 3,815 (OKLAHOMA GAS & ELECTRIC CO.)

OLIN EXECUTIVES VOLUNTARY NONPARTISAN POLITICAL FUND (OLIN CORPORATION)

58,458 59,464 17,980

ONC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (OMAHA NATIONAL CORPORATION)

OUR POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (BANK & TRUST CO.; SECURITY)

OWENS-ILLINOIS EMPLOYEES GOOD CITIZENSHIP FUND (OWENS-ILLINOIS, INC.) 12,357 9,525 2,832

- p -

PACCAR POLITICAL INTEREST COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (PACCAR INC.)

PACIFIC BANK POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE NATIONAL 1 ,219 1,200 19 (BANK; PACIFICBANK-NAT'L. OF WASHINGTON)

PACIFIC LIGHTING POLITICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE (PACIFIC LIGHTING CORP.)

$24,900 $80,096 $4,814 $2,000 $0 $45,395 86,914 100,048 11,767 (86,914) (97 ,048)

69

Cush lndivitlual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash Committee Name Reported Reported 12/31/76

l/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on

or $0- 100 $101-499 $SUO+ Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)


Uc~nning Candidates

PACIFIC MUTUAL.POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PMPAC) $ 430 $ 0 $ 430 (PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE If~SURANCE CO.)

PAC OM 2,440 1,500 940 (BANK; CITIZENS SAVINGS)

PAINE WEBBER FUND FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT 8,804 10,180 265 (PAINE WEBBER INC.)

PAN AM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 66,328 36,655 29,673 (PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS)

PANHANDLE EASTERN SYSTEM POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PELPAC) 13,336 9,445 3,891 (PANHANDLE EASTERN PIPE LINE CO.)

PARTICIPATION IN THE POLITICAL PROCESS COMMITTEE-FEDERAL 1,722 803 919 (EUREKA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF SAN FRANCISCO)

PENNEYPAC 4,451 3,484 967 (J.C. PENNEY CO., INC.)

PENNSTATE PAC AKA LLINC POLITICAL COMMITTEE 4,531 4,397 134 (LEOLOCK, INC.)

PEPIC (PEOPLES EMPLOYEES POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT COMMITTEE) (PEOPLES NATURAL GAS CO.)

3,665 2,446 1 ,219

PEPSICO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 17,537 14,300 3,237 (PEPSICO, INC.)

PETROLANE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (11 PETPAC 11

) 10,303 9,750 553 ( PETROLANE, INC.)

70

Committee Name Cash Individual Coutributions 1/1/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 Subsequent Ocginning

PFIZER EMPLOYEES NONPARTISAN GOOD GOVERNMENT fUND (PFIZER INC.)

PHELPS DODGE EMPLOYEES fUND fOR GOOD GOVERNMENT (PHElPS DODGE CORP.)

PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BI-PARTISAN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL CORPORATION)

$500+

PITTSBURGH NATIONAL BIPARTISAN VOLUNTARY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (BANK; PITTSBURGH NATIONAL)

POLITICAL AWARENESS FUND 2l(UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA)

$8,290 $78,037

POLITICAL SUPPORT ASSOCIATION (HOUSTON NATURAL GAS CORP.)

POTLATCH EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL FUND (POTLATCH CORPORATION)

PPG EMPLOYEES VOLUNTARY POLITICAL CAMPAIGN FUND (PPG INDUSTRIES, INC.)

PRODUCERS GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (PRODUCERS COTTON OIL CO.)

21Regist1·ation amendment filed on June 15, 1972 with the Clerk of the U.S. House of Representatives.

$6,300

Transfers Contributions To Other to/Expend. on Non-Party Uchalf of

Commit lees Federal Candidates

$0 $86,190

71

Receipts EXJlemJitures Cusb Reported lteported 12/31/76


$28,983 $20,600 $ 8,383

28,217 25,550 2,667

4,575 4,150 425

~0,516 10,715 302

102,957 100,847 10,401 (101 ,397) ( 100 ,847)

39,820 35 '176 5,705

21,329 12,450 8,879

lOt 150 9,750 400

2,375 2,235 140

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions

1/l/75 or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 +

Sul>sellllcnt Beginning

22PROFESSIONALS POLITICAL ACTION COUNCIL (NONE)

PSA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (PSA, INC.)

PUBLIC AFFAIRS FUND (BANK & TRUST CO.; WACCAMAW)

PUBLIC INTEREST COMMITTEE, THE (QUAKER OATS CO.)

PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF OKLAHOMA POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (CENTRAL AND SOUTH WEST CORP.)

PULLMAN EMPLOYEES GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (PULLMAN INCORPORATED)

PWS GOOD GOVT COMMITTEE (PIGGLY WIGGLY SOUTHERN, INC.)

- R -

R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (R. R. DONNELLEY & SONS COMPANY)

RAINIER BANCORPORATION FEDPAC (BANK; RAINER NATIONAL)

22conunittee terminated 12/2/76. All itemized contributions are from individuals listed with a Principal Place of Business of Morrison-Naierle, Corporation.

Transfers Contributions To Other to/Expend. on Non-rnrty Behalf of


72

Receipts Expenditures Cash


$ 4,045 $ 4,045 $ 0

1,450 0 1,450

19,069 18,707 361

12,830 12,250 570

5,802 4,249 l ,553

21 ,039 16,957 4,082

7,297 7,100 197

ll ,648 7,501 4,147

400 100 300

Committee Name Cnsh lndivh.lual Contributions l/l/75

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500+ Subsc<lucnl Beginning

RAUSCHER PIERCE EMPLOYEES POLITICAL AWARENESS COMMITTEE (RAUSCHER PIERCE SECURITIES CORP.)

REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (REPUBLIC STEEL CORP.)

RESPONSIBLE CITIZENS FED GROUP (PUBLIC SERVICE CO. Of NEW MEXICO)

RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (GOULD INC.)

REXNORO CORPORATE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (REXNORD, INC.)

REYNOLDS ALUMINUM POL IT I CAL PARTICIPATION PROGRAM FUND (REYNOLDS METAL COMPANY)

RICHARD A. VIGUERIE COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ( 11 RAVCQ.,.PAC") (NONE)

P.!EGEL PEOPLE FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT (RIEGEL TEXTILE CORPORATION)

23RIVERSIDE CIVIC ASSOCIATION (NONE)

RJRI GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (R. J, REYNOLDS INDUSTRIES INC,)

23A11 itemized contributions are from individuals listed with Principal Place of B~;!siness as GATX Corporation, Marine Transport Lines, Inc,, American Steamship co., Inc .. , General Amer1can Transportation Corporation, GATX Insurance Co. , and GATX Termina 1 s Corporation. All of these are subsidiaries of GATX Corporation.


Committees

73

Con lribu lions Receipts Expenditures Cash to/Extlend. on Reported Reported t 2/31/76


Candidates

$ 2,792 $ 1,500 $ 1,292

60,337 46,325 14,012

1,918 1 ,311 606

53,858 60,466 16,626

6,774 5,100 1,674

37,777 17,690 20,087

0 0 0

2,070 1,923 1,426

8,675 7,069 4,134

0 0 0

Committee N<IIIIC Cash Individual Contributions

1/1/75 or

SubSCljUCnt

24sK-PAC (BLANK)

SKELLY OIL COMPANY PAC (SKELLY OIL COMPANY)

llcginning

$0- 100

25sOCIETY POLITICAL ACTION COMt1ITTEE (SOCIETY CORPORATION)

SOHIOANS CIVIC CONTRIBUTION FUND (STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF OHIO)

SOUTH WESTERN LIFE GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (SOUTH WESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO.)

SOUTHWESTERN GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (WINN-DIXIE STORES, INC.)

SIOI

SOUTHERN NATURAL RESOURCES, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SOUTHERN NATURAL RESOURCES, INC.)

SOUTHERN PACIFIC MANAGEMENT OFFICERS GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND (SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANSPORTATION CO.)

$500 -t·

24All itemized contributions are from those individuals listed with Principal Plac e of Business of Smithkline Corporation or subsidiaries there of.

25A11 itemized contributions in 1977 are from those individuals listed with Principal Place of Business as Society National Bank of Cleveland.

74

Transfers Contributions To Other to/Expend. on Non-Party Uehalf of


Hcccipts Expenditures Cash


$14,245 $14,060 $ 777

24,033 21,420 2,613

0 0 0

13,508 8,900 4,608

1,480 712 768

20,755 7,350 13,405

.5,833 3,629 2,204

48,191 45 '102 9,155

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Con tribu I ions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/l/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or so- 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-llarty Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees ·federal Beginning Candidates

ROCKWEll INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION GOOD GOVERNMENT $24,035 $22,000 $ 2,035 COMMITTEE (FEDERAL ELECTION FUND) (ROCKWELL INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION)

ROHM AND liAAS EMPLOYEES ASSOCIATION FOR BETTER GOVT 5,215 4,900 315 (ROHM AND tlAAS COMPANY}

- s -SAFECO-PAC 2,376 1,100 1,276 (SAFECO CORP.)

SBHU BElTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 9,959 11 ,250 977 (SMITH, BARNEY, HARRIS UPHAM & CO.}

SDG&E CITIZENS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 6 0 6 (SAN DIEGO GAS AND ELECTRIC)

SECURITY PACIFIC ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP TODAY COMMITTEE (BANK; SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAl} 6,798 10,938 2,662

SEDCO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 18,404 13,050 5, 354 (SEDCO, INC.}

SHEll EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL AWARENESS COMMITTEE (SHELL OIL CO.} 29,425 28,800 625

SIMPSON POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SIMPSON TIMBER CO.} 2,888 2,775 113

75

Committee Name C.1sh lnJivhlual Contributions

1/1/75 or $0- 100 $101-499


SOUTHWEST BETTER GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (SOUTHWEST FOR~ST INDUSTRIES. INC,)

SOUTHWESTERN COMMITTEE ON POLITICAL EDUCATION (SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC SERVICE CO.)

26 soUTHWESTERN EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SEPAC) (NONE)

SPECIAL POLITICAL EDUCATION COMMITTEE (BANK OF HAWAII)

SPRINGS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SPRINGS MILLS, INC.)

SQUARE D COMPANY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SQUARE D COMPANY)

SQUIBB GOOD GOV'T FUND (SQUIBB CORPORATION)

SSB RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT GROUP-FEDERAL (SYRACUSE SAVINGS BANK)

ST. JOE MINERALS POLITICAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE (ST. JOE MINERALS CORP.)

27 sT. P/\UL VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE FOR GOOD FEDERAL GOVERNMENT (NONE)

i6so~tllwest~E~~yees P~litical Action Committee (SEPAC) operates from the same address as the Southwestern Group Financial, Inc. The PAC uses corporate stationary from Southwestern Group Financial, Inc.

27All itemized contribuions are from individuals listed with a Principal Place of Business of St. Paul Companies, Inc.

Transfers Conlributions To Other to/Expend. on

$500 + Non-Purty Behalf of Committees Federal

Candidates

76

Receipts Ex pend it urcs Cash

Rca>orted ltcllortcd 12/31/76 (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

$22,091 $21 ,085 $ 1,320

9,370 5,507 3,862

400 0 400

25,620 22~856 2,764

0 0 0

9,710 9,360 349

10,275 9,100 1,175

0 0 0

18,875 12,550 6,325

3,836 3,096 740

Committ~e Numc Cash ln~iviJual Coutrihutions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash 1/1/75 To Olher to/Expend. on Reported Reporlcd 12/31/76

or so- 100 $10100+ Non-t>urly Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal Ucginning Candidates

STALEY PAC $ 0 $ 0 $ 0 (A.E. STALEY MANUFACTURING CO,)

STANLEY WORKS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 1,794 1,300 494 (STANLEY WORKS)

STATE STREET VOLUNTARY POLITICAL fUND (fEDERAL) (BANK AND TRUST COMPANY; STATE STREET)

1,162 600 560

STAUFFER CHEMICAL POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION COMMITTEE 16,774 15,250 1,524 (STAUFFER CHEMICAL COMPANY)

STOCKHAM EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE AND PROGRAM (STOCKHAM VALVES & FITTINGS, INC,) 2,617 2,000 617

SUN COMPANY, INC. POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (SUN COMPANY, INC.) 48,487 45,944 2,543

- T -

TAB GOVERNMENT PARTICIPATION COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (BANK; ARIZONA)

TEMPO-TIGER EMPLOYEES & MANAGEMENT POLITICAL ORGANIZATION (TIGER INTERNATIONAL, INC.) 35,823 21,700 14,123

TEXACO EMPLOYEES. POLITICAL INVOLVEMENT.COMMITTEE (TEXACO INC.)

$0 $09,855 $0 $0 $0 $83,300 94,864 86,550 8,314 (91,862) (86,550)

77

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash

1/1/75 To Other to/Expend. on Reported Reported 12/31/76

or $0. 100 $101.499 $500 + Non-Party Oehalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted)

Subsequent Committees Federnl

Beginning Candidates

TEXAS EASTERN POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE $ 8,575 $ 6,558 $ 2,016 (TEXAS EASTERN"GAS TRANSMISSION CO,)

TEXAS STEEL POLITICAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 0 0 0 (TEXAS STEEL COMPANY)

TEXAS GULF POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (TGPAC) 0 0 0 (TEXAS GULF INC.}

THC POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE ll ,352 7,962 3,389 (TRANS WORLD AIRLINES)

2~THIRD'S GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 28 25 25 0 (THIRD NATIONAL CORPORATION)

TORO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 875 875 0 (TORO COMPANY}

TRUE RESPONSIBLE GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 3,440 3,300 140 (TRUE OIL CO.)

TRW GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 1,223 0 1,223 (TRH INC.)

TURTLE CREEK GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE 3,346 3,316 30 (TURTLE CREEK CONVALESCENT CENTRES INC,)

28c01nnittee filed FEC 3a notification for activity less than $1,000. Figures as of ll/22/7~

78


or $0- lOO $101 -499 Subsequent Beginning

29TURBODYNE ACTIVE CITIZENSHIP TODAY PROGRAM AND fUND (TURBODYNE COR~ORATION)

JOTWENT iETH CENTURY FOX POL IT I CAL ACTION COMMITTEE · (TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX CORP! )

31U-HAUL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (U-HAUL INTERNATIONAL)

UBA GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (BANK OF ARIZONAl UNITED)

UM EMPLOYEES BETTER GOVERNMENT FUND (UNION MECHLING CORPORATION)

UNION CAMP POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (UNION CAMP CORP,)

UNION CARBIDE 610 COMMITTEE (UNION CARBIDE CORP,)

UNION PLANTERS COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT AffAIRS (UNION PLANTERS CORP.)

32uNITED FIDELITY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (UNITED FIDELITY LIFE INSURANCE CO,)

29conmittee terminated 11/24/76.

$500+

30conunittee has filed FEC 3a notifications for activity less than $1000,

31co1Tunittee has filed FEC 3a notification for activity less than $1000,

32Receipt~ Expenditure and Cash on hand totals as of 9/31/76.

79

Transfers Con tribu lions To Other to/Expend. on Non-J•arty Behalf of




$ 228 $ 228 $ 0

30

31 -

3,108 3,010 98

0 0 0

77,179 56,450 20,730

39,470 31 t 127 8,343

4,614 4,459 154

625 0 625

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions Transfers Contributions Receipts Expenditures Cash I/I/7S To Olher to/Expend. on Reported Repol'led 12/31/76

or $0- 100 $101-499 $500 + Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subsequent Committees Federal De ginning Candidates

UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION PAC (UNITED TECHNOrOGIES CORP.)

$90.500 $116,350 $0 $41,687 $42,849 $47,650 $0 $132,186 $15,836 ( 132, 186) ( 116,350)

UOP EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION FUND 9,716 3,232 1 ,979 ( UOP INC.)

UPS PAC 10,262 3,300 6,962 (UNITED PARCEL SERVICE OF AMERICA INC.)

VNB GOOD GOVERNMENT 19,130 16,075 6,165 (BANK OF ARIZONA; VALLEY NATIONAL)

VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTORS FOR BETTER GOVERNMENT 80 ~ 146 62,826 l7, 320 (INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO.)

VOLUNTARY GOOD CITIZENSHIP FUND 9,675 7,550 2,125 (GENERAL MILLS, INC.)

VOLUNTARY NONPARTISAN POLITICAL FUND, THE (TEXAS GAS TRANSMISSION CORPORATION) 10,207 9,908 298

VOLUNTARY POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION FUND (BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; TEXAS COMMERCE) 12,506 10,900 6,820

80

Committee Name Cash Individual Contributions J/1/15

or so. 100 Subsequent Beginning

- w -

WATER POWER FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (WASHINGTON WATER PO\.JER CO.)

WATKINS-JOHNSON POLITICAL ACTION Cot1MITTEE (WATKINS-JOHNSON CO.)

WESTINGHOUSE POLITICAL PARTICIPATION PROGRAM (WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORP.)

WESTVACO GOOD GOVERNMENT COMMITTEE (WESTVACO CORP.)

SIOI • 499

WHEELING-PITTSBURGH STEEL POLITICAL ACT ION COMMITTEE (WHEELING PITTSBURGH STEEL CORPORATION)

WHIRLPOOL POLITICAL ACTION COMMl TTEE (WHIRLPOOL CORPORATION)

WILLIAMS COMPANIES POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (WILLCO PAC) (WILLIAMS COMPANIES)

JJ~UtiTERS POLJTIC/\L /\CTION COt·1NITTEE (BANK & TRUST CO.; WINTERS NATIONAL)

$500+

33conuuittee has filed on FEC 3a notifications for activity less than $1000.

Bl


Committees



Candidates

$ 5,466 $ 4,500 $ 966

6,269 6,125 144

27,608 26,975 633

6,921 3,850 3,079

4,944 4,603 340

4,565 3,250 1 ,315

4,499 2~000 2,499

33

Committee Name Cash Individual Conlribulions Transfers Conldbulions Receipts Ex pend it ures Cash 1/1/75

I - ToOlhcr to/Ex pend. on Rcpo.-tcd Reported 12/31/76

or $0 ~ 100 $101-499 $500+ Non-Party Behalf of (Adjusted) (Adjusted) Subst:qucnt Commit lees Federal Beginning Candidates

- z -ZACOPAC $ 4,562 $ 0 $ 4,562 (H. B. ZACHRY COMPANY)

ZALE POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 9.077 7,875 1 ,202 (ZALE CORPORATION}

1200 COMMITTEE 19,155 l7 ,981 1) 172 (FIDELCOR, INC.)

1ST SOUTHERN FEDERAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 300 150 149 (SAVINGS & LOAN ASS'N; 1ST SOUTH. FED.)

514 COMMITTEE 2~,220 27.474 719 (MELLON NATIONAL CORP.)

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TEES' STATEMENTS OF ORGANIZATION, REPORTS OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

AND AMENDMENTS THERETO. THIS INFORMATION IS ON THE PUBLIC RECORD AND IS

AVAJLABLE ON MICROFILM AND PAPER COPY. COPIES OF THESE REPORTS ARE AVAIL

ABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION AND PURCHASE FROM THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMIS

SION, PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE, 1325 K STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20463. ANY

INFORMATION COPIED FROM SUCH REPORTS AND STATEMENTS SHALL NOT BE SOLD OR

UTILIZED BY ANY PERSON FOR THE PURPOSE OF SOLICITING CONTRIBUTIONS OR FOR

ANY COMMERCIAL PURPOSE. (2 U.s:c. Section 438(a)(4))

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