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AMATO, CAROLYN HANSEN
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[R] - ITEM IS RESTRICTED
PAYROLL AUTHORIZATION FORM
(Pleas
or Ballpoint Pen)
'S HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Washington, DC 20515
To the Clerk of the House of Representatives
6687
I hereby authorize the following payroll action
Employee Name (First-Middle-Last)
Carole Hansen Amato
Employee Social Security Number
257-56-9440
Employing Office or Committee
Select Committee on Assassinations
9
12.
☑ Appointment
Salary Adjustment
Corrections or changes
on this form must be initialed by the
authorizing official )
Effective Date
October 1976
Type of Action
☐ Termination (At close of business on effective dare)
(If type of action is an Appointment or Salary Adjustment, complete the following information)
Position Title
Secretary
C1433
Gross Annual Salary
$16,000
844.44
pe
(If Committee Employee, complete appropriate item below)
1 ☐ Standing Committee Staff-☐ Clerical or ☐ Professional
2 ☑ Special or Select Committee Authority-H Res 1540 of 94th Congress
3 ☐ Joint Committee
(If Employee of an Officer of the House, complete item below)
10 15 76 AN 8:45
Ho= R, FINANCE OFFICE
Position Number.
If applicable, Level __
Step___
I certify that this authorization is not in violation of 5 USC 3110(b), prohibiting the employment of
relatives
Date_
October 14
19.76
Shandle
(Signature of Au horic
Thomas N. Downing
(Type or print name of Authorizing Oraci
Chairman.
(Title It Member District and So ey
All appointments and salary adjustments for employees under the House Classification Act and for Committee em-
ployees, except those of the Committee on Appropriations, the Committee on the Budget, and the Joint Committees, must
be approved by the Committee on House Administration
APPROVED
11
Chairman Committee of
Administrat on
Office of Finance use only
Office Code
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ORIGINAL - To Finance Ofice (for ofan, personnel folder)
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RFSUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status. Married
EDUCATION
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia - Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate. dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, 1BM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE.
May 15, 1975
-
Present
Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES⚫ Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill”
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Nov. 1967 - Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
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DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 - Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959
July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail%; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%3B took dictation%3B answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence%;B typed news releases; took
dictation%3B operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%3B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents, military
correspondence%3B took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills%; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone 931-3669
22206
Office Phone 225-4801
PERSONAL DATA
Date of Birth
June 12, 1941
Health
Excellent
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
SKILLS
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate. dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail, Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES. Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326 Docld:32243266 Page 6
Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
-
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959 - July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail%; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%;B took dictation; answered
correspondence%; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country%3B made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence%; typed news releases; took
dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence, took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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I
*
October 7, 1976
Honorable Dawson Mathis
236 Cannon House Building
Washington, D. C. 20515
Dear Dawson:
Thanks so much for your letter endorse-
ing Carole Amato for a position on the House
Select Committee on Assassinations. Your inter-
est in the formulation of the committee staff is
appreciated.
Dawson, as you may be aware, owing to
Carole's great qualifications, she has been
selected to join the staff of the committee.
Again, thanks so much for your interest,
and with kind regards.
Sincerely,
Vm
1
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Chomas N. Downing
Chairman, Select Committee
on Assassinations
}
AMATO
COMMITTEE STAFF
1
1
DAWSON MATHIS
2ND DISTRICT GEORGIA
OFFICE ADDRESS
236 CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
WASHINGTON, DC
20515
TEL (CODE 202) 225-3631
DISTRICT OFFICE
CITY-COUNTY GOVERNMENT BUILDING
225 PINE AVENUE
ALBANY GEORGIA 31701
TEL (CODE 912) 439-8067
Congress of the United States
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
September 30, 1976
AMATO
BAKER
BERRIEN
BROOKS
CALHOUN
COUNTIES
LOWNDES
MILLER
MITCHELL
QUITMAN
CLAY
COLQUITT
RANDOLPH
SEMINOLE
COOK
CRISP
STEWART
TERRELL
DECATUR
THOMAS
DOUGHERTY
TIFT
EARLY
GRADY
LANIER
LEE
TURNER
WEBSTER
WORTH
Honorable Thomas N. Downing, Chairman
Select Committee on Assassinations
2135 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D. C.
Dear Tom:
I am pleased to have the opportunity to recommend
Carole Hansen Amato for a position on the Select Committee
on Assassinations.
I have known Carole since I came to Congress in
1971. She was a member of Congressman John Davis' staff
for seven years and was highly valued by him. Since that
time she has held an executive position with Congressman
Carroll Hubbard and presently works as the legislative
secretary to Congressman Bob Jones.
During her nine years on Capitol Hill, Carole has
repeatedly proven herself as a reliable and competent
worker. She has shown excellent abilities as executive
secretary, press assistant and in a legislative capacity.
I recommend her highly.
If you should need additional information about
Carole, please let me know.
DM:1r2
With best regards, I am
Sincerely,
Daws
Dawson Mathis, M. C.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
22206
Home Phone:
931-3669
Office Phone: 225-4801
PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3
-
May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
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Feb. 1963
Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962
Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959
July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%3B wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%; took dictation; answered
correspondence%;B kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence%; typed news releases; took
dictation%3B operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%;B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
NW 88326
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3
-
-
May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail%; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
Docld:32243266 Page 12
Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962
-
July 1960
May 1959
Feb. 1963
Feb. 1962
July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%;B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence%; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation%3 operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals%;B promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%3B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence%; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
NW 88326
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317.
Arlington, Virginia
22206
Home Phone:
931-3669
Office Phone: 225-4801
PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course.
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3
-
Nov. 1967
May 15, 1975
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
Docld:32243266 Page 14
Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
-
Feb. 1962
May 1959. July 1960
-
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%; wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association;
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases%;B took
dictation%; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%3B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military.
correspondence%3B took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
NW 88326
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
SKILLS:
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years..
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975
Present
Jan. 3
-
May 15, 1975
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Nov. 1967 Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
the
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959 July 1960
-
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements.
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%;B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail%; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings.
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures%; handled registration and fees%3B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills%;B took
dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
22206
Home Phone:
931-3669
Office Phone: 225-4801
PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3. May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including.
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill".
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959 July 1960
-
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%; wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%; took dictation; answered
correspondence%;B kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases%;B took
dictation%; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%;B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
22206
Home Phone:
931-3669
Office Phone: 225-4801
PERSONAL DATA:
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent.
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
Jan. 3 May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
-
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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Feb. 1963.
-
Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
-
-
Feb. 1962
May 1959 July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District..
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation%; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%3B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
-
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia. Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975. Present
-
Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill":
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Nov. 1967 Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959. July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%; wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters%; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%; took dictation; answered
correspondence%; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings.
throughout the country%; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation%3B operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals.
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence%; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
NW 88326
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
$110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
-
Jan. 3 May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail%3B dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail%; Congress-
man Hubbard. was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill":
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
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Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959
July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country%3B made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C..
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation%; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership..
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence; took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status:
Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
SKILLS:
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm.
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975
Present
Jan. 3 May 15, 1975
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Nov. 1967 Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
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Feb. 1963. Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
Feb. 1962
May 1959 July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%;B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees%;B
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%;B took dictation; answered
correspondence; kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country%; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases%3B took
dictation%3B operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees; typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence%;B took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills%; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
SKILLS:
Typing Speed:
100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975
Present
Jan.
· May 15, 1975
Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail%; dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill"
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Nov. 1967 Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
NW 88326
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Feb. 1963 Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963.
July 1960
-
Feb. 1962
May 1959 July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports; took dictation; answered
correspondence%3B kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country%3B made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases; took
dictation%3B operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals%3B promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees;B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence%;B took dictation concerning military
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
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RESUME
Carolyn (Carole) V. Hansen Amato
4201 South 31st Street, Apartment 317
Arlington, Virginia
Home Phone: 931-3669
PERSONAL DATA:
22206
Office Phone: 225-4801
Date of Birth: June 12, 1941
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Married
EDUCATION:
SKILLS:
Graduated from Athens High School, Athens, Georgia Commercial Course
Stenotype Institute of Washington, D. C.
Attained 150 words per minute on the stenotype machine.
Northern Virginia Community College, Alexandria, Virginia.
Studied English, American Government and journalism, and earned 12 credits.
I plan to take additional writing courses in the fall.
Typing Speed: 100 wpm
Shorthand Speed:
110 wpm
Office equipment that I can operate: dictaphone, adding machine, hand
addressograph machine, mimeograph machine, PBX, IBM Mag Card machine.
I have also kept a set of books for a trade association for five years.
EXPERIENCE:
May 15, 1975 Present
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Jan. 3 - May 15, 1975
Nov. 1967
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Assistant Legislative Aide to Congressman Bob Jones, Ala.
DUTIES: Answer all of the legislative mail, including
research, compose and type letters in final form. Pre-
pare daily legislative summary for Congressman Jones.
Also write press releases of grant announcements.
Executive Assistant to Congressman Carroll Hubbard, Ky.
DUTIES: Handled all project work for the First District
of Kentucky, which included U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
projects, water and sewer projects, community projects,
etc. researched, composed and typed responses to constituents'
mail%3B dealt with state, local and federal government
officials in person, over the phone and by mail; Congress-
man Hubbard was Chairman of the 94th Democratic Freshman
Class, and I was in charge of all the work for that group,
which included keeping the members posted on subjects of
interest to them, setting up meetings, arranging for
meeting rooms, press coverage, briefings and meetings with
government officials and others. Out of a staff of 11,
I was one of three people who had "Capitol Hill".
experience and was responsible for helping to set up the
office. I set up the complete filing system for the office.
Jan. 2, 1975 Press Secretary to Congressman John W. Davis, Ga.
DUTIES: Wrote weekly newspaper column; interviewed
Congressman Davis for the weekly radio tape (this was
Mr. Davis' and my favorite part of the week), duplicated
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Feb. 1963
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Nov. 1967
Feb. 1962 Feb. 1963
July 1960
May 1959
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Feb. 1962
July 1960
the tape and distributed it to all radio stations in the
Seventh District%; wrote and recorded grant announcements
in my voice to be broadcast on the radio%3B wrote and edited
statements for presentation to House and Senate Committees;
responsible for contact with newspaper, radio and T. V.
reporters; read District newspapers and clipped to maintain
a knowledge of events in the District.
Secretary to Mr. John Marshall, Executive Vice President
National Association of Dairy Equipment Manufacturers,
1012 14th Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Opened and sorted the mail; compiled and typed
industry statistical reports%; took dictation; answered
correspondence%3B kept two sets of books (we operated two
trade associations); arranged for membership meetings
throughout the country; made appointments and travel
arrangements for Mr. Marshall; and handled purchasing for
office supplies and equipment.
Promotional Secretary for Mr. Leland M. Biggs at the
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association,
2000 Florida Avenue, N. W., Washington, D. C.
DUTIES: Correspondence; typed news releases%3B took
dictation%; operated a dictaphone machine for material
which the management consultants in the department had
dictated for manuals; promoted seminars and workshops
available to members of the association, designed art work
and brochures; handled registration and fees%;B typed manuals
and acted as hostess for these seminars and workshops;
corresponded regularly with the members; and maintained
mailing list of the membership.
Legal Secretary for Capt. Paul A. A. St. Amour and
2nd Lt. Richard Keshin, U. S. Marine Corps, Quantico, Va.
DUTIES: Transcribed military court martials; typed
briefs, wills and other legal documents; military
correspondence%; took dictation concerning military.
investigations.
Secretary for Mr. Robert Morgan, Manager, Ryder Truck
Lines, 860 King Street, Athens, Georgia.
DUTIES: Typed statistical reports and waybills; took
dictation%; correspondence; operated long-line communi-
cation system connecting our office with the home office
in Florida to report the day's operation.
NW 88326
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