Feingold FEC Complaint

REPORTS ANALYSIS REFERRAL
TO
OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL
DATE:
J u l y 1, 1999
ANALYST: Kelli A. McCarthy
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COMMITTEE:
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RELEVANT STATUTE: 2 U.S.C. $434(a)(6)
11 CFR $104.5(f)
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BACKGROUND:
Feingold Senate Committee
(C00279901)
Reuben Damm, Treasurer
P.O. Box 620062
Middleton, WI 53562
Failure to File Forty-Eight Hour Notifications
The Feingold Senate Committee ("the Committee") has failed to file
the required Forty-Eight (48) Hour Notifications ("48-Hour Notices") for 4 1
contributions totaling $54,726.73 received prior to the 1998 Genera1
Election.
The candidate was involved in the General Election held on
November 3, 1998. Prior Notice was sent to the Committee on September
30, 1998 (Attachment 2). The Notice includes a section titled "48 Hour
Notices on Contributions". This section reads "Notices are required if the
committee receives contributions (including in-kind gifts or advanccs of
goods or services; loans from the candidate or other non-bank sources; and
guarantees or endorsements of loans to the candidate or committee) of
$1,000 or more, during the period October 15 through October 31. The
notices must reach the appropriate federal and state filing offices within 48
hours of the committee's receipt of the contributicn(s)."
FEINGOLD SENATE COMMITTEE
REPORTS ANALYSIS OGC REFERRAL
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Schedule A of the 1998 30 Day Post-General Report indicates that the
Committee failed to file 48-Hour Notices for contributions received during the
aforementioned period (Attachment 3). The following is a list of the contributions
for which no 48-Hour Notices were filed:
Q9ntributor Name
Michael Spector
Frederick Wade
Sharon Canter
Tom Yin
Ron Thorstad
Roy Zuckerberg
Peter Perlman
James Crow
Richard Villasenor
H Fisk Johnson
Daniel Wallach
Benjamin Hams’
Mark Dayton
Michael Allured
Irwin Berkeley
Terence Metvhill
Joanne Crown
Deborah Bouknight
Marc Weiss
Nancy Meyer
Jonathan Soros
Richard Chasin’
Laura Chasin’
Nancy Pinter
Elizabeth Frawley Bagley
Frances Miller
Arjay Miller
Date
10/19/98
1012 6198
1 0115/98
10128198
10/15/98
10/15/98
10/15/98
10/15/98
10115/98
10116/98
10/15/98
18/19/98
10121198
1012 1/98
1012398
1 0126198
1 0126198
10126198
10/26/98
10/26/98
10/26/98
10126108
12/26/98
10/27/98
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$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
’ A contribution from B H Harris at a different address appears on a 48 Hour Notice.
’ Contributions from individuals with the same names but different addresses appear on a 4 8 Hour Notice.
FEINGOLD SENATE COMMITTEE
REPORTS ANALYSIS OGC REFERRAL
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Andrea Soros
A n n Sperry'
Natl Cmte to Preserve Social
Sccurity and Medicare PAC
Committee on Political
Education AFL-CIO, PAC
National Association of
Retired Federal Employees
Transport Workers Union
The Progressive Politics
Network
Committee for Democratic
Action c/o Sen Howard
Metzenbaum
Polaris Industries Political
Participation Program
Firstplus Financial Group Inc
Political Action Committee
Peach PAC Inc c/o Michael
Morris
Dealers Election Action
Comniitte of the National
Automobile Deale
North Central Ampi INC PAC
Treasury Employees PAC
10/30/98
10/29/98
$1,000
$1,000
10126198
$1.226.73 IN-KIND
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$3,000
10115/98
10116/98
$5,000
$2,500
10116/98
$ 1 .000
1011 5/98
$1,000
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$ I .ooo
10116/98
$1.000
10119/98
$5,000
$2,000
$2.000
10119/98
10119/98
On January 20, 1999, a Request for Additional lirfoimation ("RFAI") was
sent to the Committee (Attachment 4). The RFAI notes on an informational basis
that the Committee may have failed to file one or morc of the required 48-Hour
Notices for "last minute" contributions of $1,000 or more. The notice requests the
Committee to review their procedures for checking contributions received during
the aforementioned time period. In addition, the notice states that although the
Commission may take legal steps, any response would be taken into consideration.
' A 48 Hour Notice discloses a $2,000 contribution from Paul Sperry and Schedule A discloses a $1,000 contribution
each from Paul and Aim Sperry.
FEINCOLD SENATE COMMITTEE
REPORTS ANALYSIS OGC REFERRAL
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Thc Committee’s response dated January 3 I , 1909 does not adequately
address the failure to file 48-Hour Notices. The response dated March 15, 1090
docs address this issue. The Committee states that, “Although there is E possibility
that some of these contributions were included in a 4X hour report which failed to
reach the Commission, . . . all or most of these contributions were apparently
omitted inadvertently from the 48 hour reporting process”. The Committee further
cxplains that, “This oversight may have resulted from a lapse in communication
between two of the Committee’s offices. In October of I W X , the contributions were
processed in one office, while the 48 hour reports were gexrated in a different
office at a separate location. Since that time, the fiindraising office of thc
Committee has been consolidated to one office for all operations, lessening the
chance of miscommunication. Accordingly, the Committee has talten actions to
cnsure that the situation that caused this reporting problem cannot be repeated”
(Attachment 5).
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All Reports Reviewed as of6f30199
Cash on Hand as of 12/31/98: $723,722.77
Debts Owed to the Committee as of 1213 1/98: $0.00
Debts Owed by the Committee as of 12/3 1/98: $0.00
Attachment #2
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L ELECTION
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION
September 30, 1998
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES
1998 GENERAL ELECTION CANDIDATE COMMITTEES
REPORT
Pre-General
Post-General
REPORTING PERIOD"
10/01/98 - 10/14/98
- 4 8 Hour Notices10/15/98 - 11/23/98
REG./CEWT.
MAILING
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10/19/98
FILING
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10122/98
12/03/98
12/03/98
M'HO hlI'ST FILE
All * 998 general election principal campaign committees of congressional candidates (including
unopposed candidates) who seek election in the November 3, 1998, General Election must file
the Pre- and Post-General Election Reports. Ifthe campaign has an authorized committee(s), in
addition to the principal campaip committee, the principal campaign committee must also file a
consolidated report on Form 3 2 and attach the report(s) of the authorized committee(s).
48 HOI'R NOTICES Oh' CQKTRIBUTIONS
Notices are required if the committee receives contributions (including in-kind gifts or
advances of goods or services; loans from the candidate or other non-bank sources; snd
guarantees or endorsements of loans to the candidate OF committee) of $1,000 or more.
during the period October 15 through October 31.
The notices must reach the appropriate federal and state filing offices within 48 hours of the
committee's receipt of the contribution(s). U.S. House candidates faxing 48-hour notices should
transmit them to the FEC at 202/219-0174. Senate candidates should transmit them to the
Secretary of the Senate at 2021224- I85 I , Note that 48-hour notices are the only FEC documents
that may be faxed.
*These dates indicate the beginning and the end of the reporting period. A reporting period
ahvays begins the d a y after the closing date of the last report filed. If the committee is new and
has no! previously filed a report, the first report must cover all activity that occurred before the
committee registered.
** Reports sent by registered or certified mail must be postmarked by the mailing date;
othenvise. they must be received by the filing date.
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CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES
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ost General Elestion
LABEL
Committees should affix the peel-off label from the envelope to line 1 of the report. Corrections
should be made on the label.
ELECTRONIC FILING
Political committees have the option of filing electronically. If you are interested in this option,
review the enclosed handout entitled “Eler’ronic Filing of Disclosure Reports,” and call the Data
Division at (800) 424-9530 or (202) 694-1250,
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COMPLIANCE
Treasurers of political committees are responsible for filing all reports on time. Failure to do so
is subject to enforcement action. Committees filing illegible reports or using non-EC forms
(except for FEC approved computer generated foems) will be required to refile.
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Reuben Damm, Treasurer
Feingold Senate Committee
P.Q. Box 620062
Middleton, WI 53562
IdentScation Number:
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COO279901
Refaence: 30 Bay Post-GeneralReport (10/15/98-11/23/98)
Dear Mr. Damm:
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review of the report(s)
This letter is prompted by the Codssion's gre
referenced above. The review raised questions concerning certain idomation contained
in the regort(s). An itemization follows:
-Yourcommittee filed 48 hour notices reporting the follo.Wing "lastd a t e "
contributions:
Jerome Kohlberg, Jr.
Helen Dhelum Jack
Abbey, Gardy, Squitien
James Shulman
Tom C.Young
Human Rights Cmpaign PAC
10123198
10/24198
10/26/88
10/27/98
90/28/98
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$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,000
$1,080
s 1,600
These contributions do not appear on Schedule A of thk H Q Q ~ . Please
amend your repod to include these contributions or provide l s l ~ lexplanation
of these apparent discrepmcies.
-Schedule A of your report discloses a contTibutioaa(s) which appears to
exceed the limits set forth in &e Act (copies attached). You shoddl
examhe all of your contributions to check for additional excsssives. The
Committee's procedures for processing contributions should dso be
reviewed.
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FEINGOLD SEPJATE CQhfMITTEE
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An individual or a political csBlmitree other tim a qualified multicandihte
committee may not make B contribution to a candidate for f e d 4 office in
excess of 9i1,OOO per election. A qualised mdticandidate committee md
all a!Bated co&&es
my not d e a contribution($ po &I mdidate for
federal office'in excess of $5,Wper election. The term "contrihution"
includes my gift, ~ubscripli~~~,
loan, advance, or deposit of money or
mything of value d e by any p o n for the purlpose of influencing my
election for federal oEce. (2 U.S.C. $441a(a) and (0;
lil CFR 51lO.l@),
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If the contribution(s) in question was not compktdy or correctlyj reported,
you should amend your original reprt using the new or corrected
information. If tihe cmtribution(s) exceeds the limits, you should either
refimd to the donor the amount in mucess of $l,OQQ or request a Written
redesignation and/or reattribution of the cohbution(s) fiom the donor. All
refunds, redesignations, and reatttibutiom must be m d e within sixty davs
of receivt of the contribution. Copies of refund checks and copies of letters
reattributing or redesignating the contributions in question m y be used to
respond to this letter. Refunds are reported on Line 20 of the Detailed
Sumrnary Page and on a supporting Schedule B of the report coverbg the
period
which they are made. Redesignations and reattTibutions are
reported as memo entries on Schedule A of the report covering the period in
which the authorization for the. redcsigwdon and/or mttribuhon k
received. (1 1 CFR $164.8(d)(2), (3) and (4))
The acceptance of excessive contributions is B serious pobllem. Ag* &e
committee's procedures for processing contributions should be examined
and corrected in order to avoid this problem. Although the Commission
may take fis1Kther legal action, prompt d o n by you to refund or seek
redesignation and/or reattribution of the excessive mount will be
considered.
-Schedule A of your report indicates ?hatyour co
file one or more of the required 48 hour notices reg
contributions received by your wmmittee after
Day Pre-General Report. A pMcipd campaign committee
Commission, in Writing, within 48 horns of any contribution of $1,000 or
more received between two and twenty days before an election. These
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contributions are then reported on the next report required to be fded by the
committee. To ensure that the Commission is notified of last minute
contributions of $1,000 or more to your cmpaip, it is recommended that
you review yo,w procedures for chechg conbibutions received during the
aforementioned time period. Altbowh .&e Commission mw take leml
action, anv rewonse YOU wish to moovide concerning this matter will be
considered. (1 1 CFR 0 IQ4.5(1))
A written response or BZL menbent to your original report@+)correcting the above
problem(s) should be filed with the Secretary of %he Senate, 232 Hart &=?e Office
Building, Washington, DC 205 10 Within meen (15) days of the date of this letter. If you
need assistance, please feel fiee to contact me on our toll-fiee number, (800)424-9530.
My local number is (202) 694-1 130.
Sincereiy,
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Kelli M c M y
Reports Analyst
Reports Analysis Division
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Dear Ms. McCarthy:
T h letter is in further response to your January 20,1999 letter prompted by the
Commission'sprebnary review of the 30 Day Post-General Report (¶0/15/98-¶1/23/98).
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In that letter, you informed the Committee that: 1) six csntriiutionaswere reported on 48
hour notices and then did not appear on schedule-A of the Post-Gmeral report, 2) some
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contriiutions appeared to exceed the federal limits on contn'butions an& 3) that there may
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be missing 48 hour notices for conmiutions in the amount of $1000 or more each, based
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on the fact that not all such contribUtions on the 1898 P o s t - k d Election Report had
matching 4 8 - h reports.
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In a letter dated Januar). 31,1999, the Committee addressed the omissionS on schdde-A
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of the Post h e r d Report. (The January 31,1999 response (mchqent #I) and 48 how
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reports dated October 23,24 L 28,1998 are attached (atlghmt #2).) The January 3 1
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letter from the Committee also suggested that henceforth the Coxmuittee would not@ the
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Commission of conmiutions which are received and then returned before being deposited.
Obviously, it makes sense to do this only ifthe Commission would find such notification
helpful. We wodd appreciate your guidance as to whether the Commission would like
such notication. The Committee hopes that its response ofJanuary 31,1999 was
adequate in addressing the concern about contributions which were disclosed on 48 hour
reports, but not on schedule-A of the Post-General report.
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As to the issue of appiuently excessive contributions, questions were asked about
contributions from Henry Lord, Ruth Lord and Mary Pennock.
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The appearance of excessive contributions in the cases of Henry Lord and Ruth Lord was
created because tne Committee reported these two contributions incorrectly. The
contributions were made through a conduit, and although it may appear that contributions
were excessive, they simply needed to be reported accurately as appropriate conduit
contributions. The Committee mistakenly reported the same contributions twice on the
schedule-A portion of the 1998 Post-General report. (The only checks from the Lords
received by the Committee (attachment #3), the schedule-A form which vias previously
), an amendment explaining the Lord's contributions (aaachment
filed (arrachmer. +land
#5), which should have been sent previously, are attached.
A h attached is a corrected
schedule-A form which correctly reports other conduit contributions as they should have
appeared on schedule-A of the 1998 Post-General Election Report (bttachment M).) The
Committee understands the need to report conduits accurately, and correctly reported
conduits on the 1998 Year End Report, which was due on, and filed by, January 3 1,1998.
(Attached are copies of several pages ofthe 1998 Year End Report WitR conduit
contributions as they are now reported by the Committee (uffachmentX 7).)
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The $250 contribution from Mary Pennock received by the Committee on October 27,
1998 put her $200 over the $1,000 limit on contributions for the 1998 General election.
At the time of her contribution, the Committee inadvertently M e d either to r e b d $200
to Ms. Pennock or to seek Ms. Pennock’s permission in redesignaiing the additional $200
for the 2004 Primary election. At this time, the Committee has refunded $200 to Ms.
Pennock, and has taken ineasures to ensure this mistake wiU not occur in the hture. (A
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copy of Ms.Pennock‘s contributions filed by the Committee (&chent
#8), the $200
refund check and refund form is attached (attachment #9).) The Committee understands
the importance of federal limits on contributions.
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The Committee is also carefully examinirlg all of our contributions to check for the
possibility of any additional excessive contributions. Because this process is time
consuming, the Committee will contact the Commission as soon as possible in a follow-up
correspondence to no@ the Commission ifany other mistakes are located. We have also
corrected our method of reporting conduits under the direction of the Commission; and
we are also carefully reviewing and consolidating the procedures for processing
contributions
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ISSUE THREE
Finally, let me address the concern of certain 48 hour reports which were not and should
have been filed. While the Committee correctly reported all the contributions in question
on the schedule-A portion of the 1998 Post-General Election Report, a number of the
contributions were inadvertently not reported under the 48 hour report requirement for the
final weeks of October 1998. Although there is a possibllrty that some ofthese
contributions were included in a 48 hour report which f d e d to reach the Commission,
(The October 17, 1998 48 hour report is attached (attuchment #IO) .) all or most of these
contributions were apparently omitted inadvertently from the 48 hour reporting process.
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(The 48 hour reports which should have been prepared and sent in a timely manner are
also attached, dated March 11, 1999 (uftuchment Cfll).)The Committee sincerely
apolo-eizes for these omissions, recognizing and respecting the i m p o m c e of the 48 hour
disclosure requirement. As you recommended, the Committee's procedures for filing the
48 hour notices have been reviewed and the Committee has taken action to e r w e that the
problem will not be repeated.
For your information, it appears that the problem largely resulted fiom an internal lapse in
communication in the context of the Committee's effort to abide by Senator Feingolds
voluntary pldges to limit the amount of out-of-state and PAC contributions which his
campaign received to certain maximum percentages of the campaign's total receipts As
you will note, most of the contributions in question were either PAC contributions or QUt-
of-state contributions. and therefore were not always immediately accepted by the
campaign in order to ensure Senator Feingolds pledges were never violated. In other
words. sometimes contributions were not deposited for a brief period o f h e , as permined
under federal law, given that they might have had to be returned ifthey would put the
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instructions
The omissions apparently occurred when these checks were ultimately deposited and ?.he
relevant campaign staff simply failed to file the 48 hour notices that had been fied for
other contributions. This oversight may have resdted from a lapse in commuilication
between two of the Committee's offices. In October of 1998, the contributions were
processed in one oEce, while the 48 hour reports were generated in a differe:nt office at a
separate location. Since that time, the hdraising office of the Committee h r sbeen
consolidated to one officefor all operations, lessening the chance ofmiscommunication.
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Accordingly, the Committee has taken actions to ensure that the situation that caused this
reporting problem cannot be repeated. The Feingold Senate Committee would like to
thank the Commission for bringing these serious matters io its attention and giving us the
opportunity to respond.
Uyou have any questions or concerns regarding this letter, please do not hesitate to call
me at 608 83 1 7877. Thank you for your assistance in this matter.
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D#us.Mccarthy:
This lcncr is in response to your IeW & i d January20,1999 to tht Feingold Senate Committw. Your
letter raised questions about six "last minrrtc contiibuhs that we not alyo reported on the 30 Day PastGcnaal Repost" The Dames from your list aRd the qlanaaims follow. You listed:
1) Jcrome Kohlbug. Mr. Kohlberg's contribution was reparted on page 197 of the Post O e n d Repod
2) Helen Dinelurn Jock. Ms.Binelm Jack's contribution was retllpned, and not cleposioed, 90 it wgs not
reported on the Post Getma1Repore
3) Abbey, Gardy, Squincri. T&s contnbutan wa3 zot &om Abbey, W y , Squitieri. On the 48=!wr
report, the m e was inmrrectly report&. Tbc con~butionw h m Jay Jacobs, and ww rep~t.rdon
page 178 ofthe Post General Repon
4) James Shulman. Mr. Shulman's contributionWBS returned, ad not deposited, so it was not r e p a d
on t h e Post General Repon
5 ) Tom C Young Mr. Young's conwibution was returned, and not deposited, 96 it was not reported on
&e Post General Report
6) Human Rights Campaign PAC. This PAC contn'bution was retuned. and not deposited so it w not
reponed onthe Post G a d Repro.
As you rtcomended, the Comminee's ppocedwes for checking contriiations weived d&g tlnc "48Boue" time pcnod have becn reviewed. Io the fuhus, in the herest ofmmplete disclosuTc, the comitke
will take the additional step of notifying the Comenissim in writing when a contribution io received and
then ntumcd before being deposited.
If you have my questions or concms regardingthis letter. pledlsc do not hesitate to call me at 608-8317877. ThanL. you for your assistance:in this maurn.
Sincnely, .
Mhthew Tans
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From the Fcingold Senate Cornmittre
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Fax to: (202) 224 - 185 1
(608) 267 - 0500
Sec. Senate, Federal Election C o ~ s s i o n .
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United f i e Workers of America (PAC Contribution Genetal)
900
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WaJhingron, DC 20015
$2.500 contribution received on October 23,2998.
LrWin Berkley (IndividualContribution - 66ncml)
4930 w oaktori 31d Floor
Skokie, TL 60077
Sl.0oO contribution received on October 2,1998.
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Friends of Jmy Kleczka (PAC Contribution General)
3268 S'9 St
Milwaukee, WI 53215
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DeborPh Hannon Boulnight (Individual Contribution - h e r d )
4825 Rodman St NW
Washington, DC 20016
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Joanne S Crown (Individual CoIstrjbUriorm Genwal)
33 Canterbury Ce
Wilmette, IL 60091
$1,000 conlribution received on October 24,1998.
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Helen Dinelum Jack (Individual Contribution Generd)
4900 Sears Tower
Chicago, IL 60606
$1,000 contribution w i v e d on October 24,1998.
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1121 Wcllesley Rd
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Date: October 24,1998
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From the Feingold Senate Committee
PO BOX 620062
Middleton, WI 53562
FEC ID:coo279901
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Fax 'to: (202) 221 - 185 1
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Jerome KoMberg, Jr. (bdi%iduaIContribution Oened)
crow Hill Road
Mt Kisko, h i 10549
$1,000 contribution received on 0
Nmcy S Xbhlberg ( l ~ ~ d i v i d ~ l
111 Radio Cir
Mt Kisko, M 10549
S1,OOO contribution received on October 23,1998.
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From the Feingold Senate Commitzee
PO BOX 620062
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Fax to:(202) 224 - 185 1
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WI S ~ S CE l ~ t i o n Bs o d .
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Jay Jacobs (Individual Contribution General)
144 Woodbury Road
Woodbur).. NY 1 1797
51,000 contribution received on October 26,1998.
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Committee for a Democratic C o n s m (PAC
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PO BOX 11217
Wasbgtorq DC 20008
%1,000contribution w i v e d on October 27,1998.
Abbey, M y , Squitid (IndiviWContribution - General)
144 woodbury Road
Woodbury. M 1 1797
f1.000 contribution received on October 26,1998.
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Susan IBuffett (Tndividuai Conmburion C;eaerd)
2443 S i l h o n St
San Francisco, CA 941 15
$1,000 contribution reeeivd on Octotm 28.1998.
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Eleanor Acheson (Individual Contribution G d )
425 8* St NW #I 129
Washjagton. DC20004
$1,000 contribution ptccived on October 27,1998.
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Samuel Wiener (Individual Contnibution &ai%&)
186 Sachems Head Rd
Guilford, CT 06437
%1,000 conmbution received
K r j S e i ~Kiehl (Individual
2275 Summit Dr
on October 27,1998.
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Hillsborough, CA 94010
$1,000 contribution r d v e d on October 28,1998.
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Roben E Friedman (bdividual Contibution GFned)
summiiBr
Hillsborough, CA 94010
2275
$1,000 contribution received on October 28,1998.
Margt Kelly (Individual Contribution -&ne&)
1007 Hillside Avc
Madison, WI 53705
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Human Rights Campaign (PAC Contibution General)
919 ISrnStNW
Washington, DC ZOO06
$5,000 contribution received on October 28,1998,
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5559 Mary Jo W a y
Sari Jose, CA 95124
$1,000contribution received on October 27.1998.
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2443 Sillmore St
San Francisco. CA 941 15
$1,000 conmbution received on October 28,1998.
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Robert Eisner (IndividualConlribution General)
800 Lincoln St
Evanston, K 60201
$1,000 contribution received on October 28,1998.
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Dorothy Kohl (Individual Contribupicsn O e n d )
1070 W W e Way
Palnsl Beach, FL 33480
$1,000 contribution received on O a o k 28,1998.
Tom C Young (Individual Contibution General)
5 109 Tomahawk Tr
Madison, W 53705
$1,000 contributioa received on oaobcr 28,1998.
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Samuel Wiener (Individual Contribution & s e d )
166 Sachems Head Rd
Guilford, CT 06437
S1,000 contribution received on October 27,1998.
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Attachment #5
From the Feingold Senate Committee
PO BOX 620062
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Date: October 17.119998
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Fax to (202) 224 - 185 I
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Contributions:
Daniel Wallach (Individual Contribution - General)
1111 Highland Park Blvd
Wausua W154403
%1,000 contribution received on October 15, '1998.
Sharon Canter (Individual Contribution - General)
5033 N Cumberland Blvd
Whitefish Bay, M I 5321 7
51.000 contribution received on October 15,1*398.
Richard Villasenor (Individual Contribution - General)
454 Day St
San Francisco, CA 94 13 1
S1.000 contribution received on October 15, 1998.
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Inger Stole (Individual Contribution General)
126 N Spooner St
Madison WII 53705
$2,000 contribution received on October 15. 1998.
hma crow (individual Contribution -General)
24 Gtenway St
Madison, WJ 53705
$1,000 contribution received on October 15. 1998.
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Peter Perlman (Individual Contribution - General)
388 S Broadway
Lexjngton, KY 40508
$1.000 contribution received on October 15. 1WS.
Roy Zucktrberg (lndjyidual Contribution - General)
4900 Sears Tower
Chicago, ?L60406
%1,000 contribution received o n October 1.5, 19998.
Ronald Thorsfad (Tndividual Camribution- General)
3 702 S Park St
Madison WI 53713
51,000 contribution received on October 15,19998
H Fisk Johnson (lndividual Contribution - General)
4041 N Main St
Raciae. WI 53401
$1,000 contribution received on October 16, 1998.
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2 I14 E Kensington Blvd
Shorewood W153211
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Contributions:
AFL-CSO P.4C (PAC Contribution - General)
815 16th St, XI%'
\Vashin@cn DC 20006
S3.000 contribction Feceived on October 15, 1998.
Kational Association of Retired Federal Employees (PAC Contribution - General)
606 N \Vashingtor, SI
Alexandria, V.4 223 14
55.300 contribution received on October 15. 1998
Transport Workers Union (PAC Contribution - General)
80 West End .4ve
hiy.hT 10G23
$2.500 contribution received on October 16. 1998.
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PO BOX 65585
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Cornminee for Democratic Action (PAC Contribution - General)
1424 16th St NW Suite 504
Washing04 DC 20036
51.000 contribution received on October 16. 1998.
Polaris Industries PPP (PAC Contribution - General)
1225 3 Highway 169
Zfinnzepolis, \
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S1.300 cornribbin ieceived on October 16, 1998.
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IGO3 \.5cernv Dr
Dzllas. TS isr3.s
SI .OOiC contribution receivedon October 16, 1998
Peach PAC Inc (PAC Contnbhtion - General)
3lO3 Peachtree Rd \;E Suire 625
rirlmra. G.4 30326
$1.300 conrnbction xceived on Ocrober 16, 1998
Dealers Election Action Committee of the National Automobile Dealers (PAC Contriburion
Gencal)
8400 Wesipark Dr
McLezn, V.4 22 102
S5.000 Contribution received on October 19. 1998.
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Sonh Cernral . h p i n.CPAC (PAC Concibution - General)
5 15 .U Broadway
Kew Clm hLI 56373
S3,OOO contribution received on October 19, 1998
Treasury Employees PAC (PAC Contribution -General)
901 E Street hW Ste 600
Washing04 DC 2000.1
$2.000 contribution received on October 19, 1998.
Mark Dayton (Individual Contribution - General)
1701 Mount Curve Ave
?Anoeapolis, MY 55403
S1.000 contribLTlon received on October 21. 1998.
Michael ..U!ured ihdiwdual Contribution - &nerd)
W3091 Cnty Rd E
heshkora, M’1 54953
SI .30G contribution received on October 21, 1998.
Terence Mulvihill (Tndividual Contribution - General)
4903 Sears Tower
Chicago. IL 60606
S1,OOO contribction received on October 26. 1998.
Marc Weiss (Individual Contribution - General)
684 Broadway it6E
h e w k’ork N Y 10012
5 1,000 contribution received on October 26, I993
N’ancy Meyer (individual Contribution - General)
68a Boradway it6E
h’ew York I\N 10012
Sl.000 contribution received on October 26, 1998
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Jonathan Soros (Tndividual Contribution - General)
888 7th Ake
Kew York >X 10106
$1.000 contribution received on October 26, 1998.
1vancy Pinter (Individual Contribution
1250 W Dea.1 Rd
Milwaukee, WI 5321 7
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51,000 contiibution received on October 27. 1998.
Tom Yiin (Individual Conmibution - General)
5 109 Tomahawk Tr
Madison. R? 53705
51.009 conrribiffon received on October 28, 1998
Elizabeth Frawjey Bagley
SI Nlv
Washingon, DC SOOGi
1539 39th
S1.000 contnbLtion received on October 30. 1998
Frances Miller
225 Mountain Home Rd
Woodside. CA 94062
51,000 contribLtion Teceived on October 30, 1998.
3.jay hljller
275 Mountain Home Rd
Woodside. CA 93062
5 1,000 contribution received on October 50. 1998.
Andrea Soros
858 7th Ave $3200
New York. h T 10106
51.000 contribution received on October 30, 1998
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