ninety-sixth united states congress

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1979-1980

Major Political Events

Members of the Ninety-sixth United States Congress

Index: A - B -C -D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - Y - Z

A

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

B

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 Darr 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 Bascom Brooks (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

C

Carroll Ashmore 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 (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

D

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

E

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 Beverley Evans, Jr. (Representative), Republican, Delaware
J. James Exon (Senator), Democrat, Nebraska

F

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

G

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

H

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
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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

I

Richard Howard Ichord, II (Representative), Democrat, Missouri
Daniel Ken Inouye (Senator), Democrat, Hawaii
Andrew Poysell (Andy) Ireland (Representative), Republican, Florida

J

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

K

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

L

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

M

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

N

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

O

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

P

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

Q

James Danforth (Dan) Quayle (Representative), Republican, Indiana
James Henry Quillen (Representative), Republican, Tennessee

R

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

S

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

T

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

U

Morris King Udall (Representative), Democrat, Arizona
Albert Conrad Ullman (Representative), Democrat, Oregon

V

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

W

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

Y

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

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Clement John Zablocki (Representative), Democrat, Wisconsin
Leo C. Zeferetti (Representative), Democrat, New York
Edward Zorinsky (Senator), Democrat, Nebraska

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