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THE FEDERAL ELECTION 

COMMISSION 

1325 K Street N.W ., Washington, D.C. 20463 

Volume 5 

Issued March 1980 

This index covers the twelve monthly issues of Volume 5 of 

the Record published in 1979. Citations are expressed as 

follows: "4:5." The first number in the citation refers to 

the "Number" (month) of the Record issue. The second 

number, following the colon, indicates the page number in 

that issue. Thus, "4:5" means the article is in Record 

Number4 (April), on page 5. 

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES 

Payment by corporation for union PAC's payroll deduc· 

tion, AO 1979-21, 12:3 

ADVERTISING 

Failure to include required authorization notice, MU R 

700, 11:4 

Public service announcements, AO 1978-88, 1:2 

Register-to-vote advertisement in newspaper, AO 1979-

48, 12:3 

Required authorization notices, MUR 926, 12:6 

Union voter registration advertisements, AO 1978-102, 

6:4 

ADVISORY OPINIONS 

See: OPINIONS 

ADVISORY OPINION REQUESTS 

See: OPINIONS 

AFFILIATED COMMITTEES 

See: POLITICAL COMMITTEES 

AFSCME 

See: AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY 

AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES 

ALLOCATION 

Campaign debt, AO 1978-99, 3:3 

Joint fundraising costs and proceeds 

-AO 1979-6,4:4 

-AO 1979-12,6:5 

-AO 1979-35, 10:2 

-Media costs for federal and non-federal election 

advertisements, AO 1978-102,6:4 

O~[Q)~lA 1979 

AMA 

See: AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 

AMERICAN CONSERVATIVE UNION 

See: AO 1978-56, 1:2 

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE, COUNTY A

MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES 

FECv. , 1:4,7:8 

AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 

Common Cause, et al. v. FEC and----· 1:4 

AMERICAN PARTY OF GEORGIA 

Requester, AO 1979-14,7:5 

AMERICANS ORGANIZED FOR RESPONSIBILITY 

Requester, AO 1979-46, 11:3 

ASPIN, CONGRESSMAN LES 

Requester, AO 1979-25, 8:5 

ASSOCIATED MILK PRODUCERS, INC. 

Requester, AO 1979-27, 8:5 

AUDITS 

New policy on release of 1976 Presidential candida

audits, 7:3 

Policy and priorities,.2:5 

Released to public 

-Through 11/28/78, 1 :4 

-Through 1/2/79,2:6 

·Through 2/2/79, 3:3 

-Through 3/3/79,4:5 

-Through 4/2/79, 5:3 

-Through 5/7 /79; 6:8 

-Through 7/5/79,8:7 

-Through 8/6/79, 9:6 

-Through 9/4/79,10:8 

-Through 10/6/79, 11:7 

-Through 11/12/79,12:8 

Review of FEC audit procedures, 11 :6 

Revised procedures for reviewing audit reports, 9:5 
Sampling techniques approved, 12:7 

Summary chart, 5:3 

AULSTON, ROBERT P. AND ELRAY VENICE 

FECv. ,12:6 

AUTHORIZATION 

For solicitation by separate segregated fund of trade 

association, AO 1978·83, 2:2 

Notice required on campaign materials 

·MUR 700,11:4 

·MUR 926, 12:6 

BADHAM CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·2, 6:4 

BANK 

Administration of separate segregated fund, AO 1979· 

42, 11:3 

Contributions by national banks, MU R 891, 8:6 

Impermissible contributions by, AO 1979·17, 8:4 

BARNSTEAD FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

---- v. FEC, et al., 4:5 

BAYH, SENATOR BIRCH 

AO 1979·11, 7:4 

BELL, MARJORIE, ET AL. 

FEC v. , 10:6 

BENTSEN, SENATOR LLOYD 

Requester, AO 1978-93, 2:2 

BE REUTER FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·6, 4:4 

BRATHWAITE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·5, 5: 1 

BROWN, ARCHIE E. 

____ v. FEC, et al., 7:7 

BROWN, CONGRESSMAN CLARENCE J. 

Requester, AO 1978·96, 2:3 

BURLISON, CONGRESSMAN BILL 

Requester, AO 1979·12, 6:5 

BUTLER COUNTY DEMOCRATS 

See: AO 1979-12,6:5 

CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION AND CALl· 

FORNIA MEDICAL POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

---- v. FEC, 9:4 

FEC V. '9:4 

CANDIDATE 

Contributions from national bank, MUR 891,8:6 

Debate regulations proposed, 8:1 

House and Senate statistics (1977-78), 3:7 

Presidential candidate as officer of nonprofit organization, AO 1978·56, 1:2 

Registration of exploratory committee, AO 1979-26, 

8:5 

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Reports 

·See: REPORTS 

Termination of dual candidacy, AO 1979·51, 12:4 

Use of corporate aircraft, AO 1979-52, 12:4 

Use of excess campaign funds, 1:3 

Use of trust funds to retire campaign debts, AO 197

35, 1:1 

CARTER, JIMMY 

See: AO 1979-41,11:2 

Neil Staebler, et al. v. ----· 1:4,3:4 

CARTER/MONDALE PRESIDENTIAL COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·22, 8:4 

CASE, SENATOR CLIFFORD 

Requester, AO 1978·100, 3:3 

CATTLEMAN'S ACTION LEGISLATIVE FUND 

See: AO 1979·19, 7:5 

CFR 

See: CITIZENS FOR THE REPUBLIC 

CHINA CLAY PRODUCERS POLITICAL ACTION COM

MITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·8, 6:5 

CHURCH FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1978-86,3:2 

CITIZENS FOR DALE SPRIK COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1978·99, 3:3 

CITIZENS FOR THE REPUBLIC 

FEC v. , 5:2 

CLEARINGHOUSE 

Advisory Panel adds minority language representative

3:5 

Advisory Panel meeting, 3:5 

Directory of election officials available, 8:8 

New studies released, 1:5 

Publications available, 4:7, 7:8, 8:8 

COAL MINERS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

See: AO 1978-102, 6:4 

COMITE AMIGOS DE JAIME BENITEZ 

FEC v. , 9:5 

COMMISSIONERS 

Commissioner Harris reconfirmed, 8:1 

New Commissioners appointed, 4:2, 9:1 

New officers elected, 7:1 

Public appearances, 1:3, 2:4, 3:5, 4:6, 5:4, 6:4, 7:3

8:8, 9:4, 10:8, 11 :6, 12:5 

COMMITTEE 

See: POLITICAL COMMITTEE, PARTY 

COMMITTEE FOR A CONSTITUTIONAL PRESI

DENCY - McCARTHY 76 

FEC v. , 6:6 
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COMMITTEE FOR FAUNTROY 

Requester, AO 1979-36, 9:3 

COMMITTEE FOR THE SURVIVAL OF A FREE CON· 

GRESS 

Requester, AO 1979-3, 4:4 

COMMITTEE TO ELECT ED HOWARD 

Requester, AO 1979-52, 12:4 

COMMITTEE TO ELECT LYNDON LAROUCHE, ET AL. 

---- v. FEC, 10:6 

FEC v. , 10:7 

COMMITTEE TO REELECT SENATOR CASE 

Requester, AO 1978-100,3:3 

COMMON CAUSE, ET AL. ____ v. FEC, et al., 1 :4 

COMMUNICATIONS 

Impermissible within slate card exemption, AO 1978-89, 

3:2 

Solicitation in magazine article 

-AO 1978-97, 3:2 

-AO 1979-13,7:4 

-AO 1979-15,8:3 

COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA 

Requester, AO 1979-21, 12:3 

COMPLIANCE 

Nonfilers published, 1:4, 2:6, 3:8, 4:7, 5:2, 8:7, 11:5 

Payments by Presidential candidates' committees for 

FECA compliance, AO 1979-22, 8:4 

Summaries of 

-MUR 503: Disclosure violations, 8:6 

-MUR 534: Prohibited contributions, 10:4 

-MUR 538: In-kind contributions, 6:2 

-MUR 592: Use of FEC reports for commercial purposes, 11 :5 

-MUR 597: Excessive contributions, 10:4 

-MUR 623: Transfers between party's state and federal committees, 12:5 

-MU R 700: Independent expenditures; candidate 

authorization, 11 :4 

-MUR 780: Coordinated party expenditures, 10:5 

-MU R 884: Receipt of prohibited contributions, 6:2 

-MU R 891: National bank contributions, 8:6 

-MUR 916: Use of federal facilities by incumbent, 

11:4 

-MU R 926: Required authorization notices, 12:6 

COMPUSERVE DATA SYSTEMS _____ v. Paul E. Goulding, et al., 7:7 

CONGRESS, MEMBERS OF 

See: OFFICEHOLDER 

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT POLITICAL ACTION 

COMMITTEE (CEPAC) 

Requester, AO 1978-83, 2:2 

CONTRIBUTIONS 

As reimbursement for fundraiser's advances, AO 1979-

36,9:3 

3 

By corporation 

-AO 1979-31,11:2 

-MUR 623, 12:5 

By credit card, AO 1979-17,8:4 

By government contractors and corporations, AO 197

2,6:4 

By labor organization, MUR 884, 6:2 

By money order, AO 1979-57, 12:5 

By multicandidate committee, AO 1979-46, 11:3 

By nationat banks 

-AO 1979-17,8:4 

-MUR 891, 8:6 

By payroll deduction plan, AO 1979-21,12:3 

By state party committee for delegate selection proce

AO 1979-7,6:5 

By subordinate state party committee, AO 1979-9,6:

By unincorporated associations, AO 1979-28, 9:2 

Combined with payments for association conventio

AO 1979-19,7:5 

Compensation for campaign materials, AO 1979-24,

Delayed receipt of, AD 1979-11,7:4 

Donations for officeholder's legal expenses, AD 19

37,9:3 

Former candidate's appearance in public service 

noucements, AD 1978-88, 1 :2 

From nonmembers to separate segregated fund, 

1978-97, 3:2 

From unregistered organizations, 3:1 

Fund raising costs, AD 1979-39, 10:3 

Funds for candidate debates, 8:1 

Funds for recount, AD 1978-92, 1:2 

Funds to retire debts 

-See: DEBTS 

In-kind 

-Computer services, MUR 538,6:2 

-Contributor list 

-AD 1979-3, 4:4 

-AO 1979-18,7:5 

-Fundraising expenses, AD 1979-12,6:5 

·Impermissible publications under slate card exem

tion, AO 1978-89,3:2 

-Office facilities, MUR 916, 11:4 

Legal services, exempt, AO 1979-22, 8:4 

Limitations 

-AD 1979-1,4:4 

-MU R 597, 10:4 

-For affiliated committees, AD 1978-39, 1:2 

·For unauthorized draft committees 

-AO 1979-40, 10:3 

-AD 1979-49, 12:3 

Payment of expenses to candidate, AO 1978-56, 1:2 

Prohibited 

-AD 1979-17,8:4 

-AD 1979-31, 11:2 

-MUR 534, 10:4 

-MUR 623, 12:5 

-MUR 891, 8:6 

Reporting requirements for affiliated committees, 

1978-91,6:3 ) 

Statistics on 

-See: STATISTICS 

Through intermediary, MUR 597, 10:4 

To Presidential candidate's committee, AO 1979-17, 

To separate segregated fund - separation from un

dues, AO 1978-98,3:3 

Use of trust funds, AO 1978-35, 1:1 
Verification of submissions for primary matching funds, 

8:2 

CONVENTION 

As primary election, AO 1979-43, 12:3 

Certification procedures for public financing, 8:2 

Delegate selection process, AO 1979-7,6:5 

Financing regulations proposed, 12:2 

COOPERATIVE 

See: CORPORATION 

CORPORATION 

Contributions by 

-AO 1979-2, 6:4 

-AO 1979-31,11:2 

-MUR 534, 10:4 

-MU R 623, 12:5 

Contributions for candidate debates, 8:1 

Payment of separate segregated fund's administrative 

costs, AO 1979-27, 8:5 

Separate segregated fund 

-See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND 

Solicitation by 

·AO 1979-13, 7:4 

-AO 1979-16,8:3 

Solicitation of 

·Executive and administrative personnel, AO 1978-

83,2:2 

-Licensees, AO 1979-38, 9:4 

-Subsidiaries, AO 1979-44, 11:3 

Stockholders 

-See: STOCKHOLDERS 

Use of corporate aircraft, AO 1979-52, 12:4 

Voter registration advertisement, AO 1979-48, 12:3 

CRANE FOR PRESIDENT COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-39, 10:3 

CRANE, CONGRESSMAN PHILIP 

Requester, AO 1978-56, 1:2 

CWA 

See: COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA 

DEBATES 

See: CANDIDATE 

DEBTS 

Allocation between primary and general elections, AO 

1978-99,3:3 

Continuous reporting required, AO 1979-23,8:5 

Personal liability for, AO 1979-1, 4:4 

Retirement of 

-AO 1978-35, 1:1 

-AO 1978-88, 1:2 

-AO 1978-95, 2:3 

-AO 1979-1,4:4 

-AO 1979-5, 5:1 

-AO 1979-6, 4:4 

-AO 1979-9,6:5 

-AO 1979-30, 9:2 

Use of trust funds to retire, AO 1978-35, 1:1 

DELEGATES 

Contributions by state party, AO 1979-7,6:5 

4 

DEMOCRATIC SENATORIAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTE

Requester, AO 1979-35, 10:2 

DISBURSEMENTS 

Defraying recount expenses, AO 1978-92, 1:2 

Use of excess campaign funds, 1:3 

See also: EXPENDITURES 

DISSENTING OPINIONS 

See: OPINIONS 

DISTRICT 1199-C POLITICAL ACTION FUND 

See: AO 1979-33, 9:3 

DRAFT COMMITTEE 

See: AO 1979-40, 10:3 

AO 1979-49, 12:3 

EASTSIDE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE 

FEC v. , 12:6 

EDGAR, CONGRESSMAN ROBERT 

Requester, AO 1979-51, 12:4 

ELECT DAUB TO CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-6, 4:4 

ELECTION 

Allocation of debt between primary and general, AO 

1978-99, 3:3 

Party spending limits for special elections in California 

and Wisconsin, 4:1 

-Correction, 5:5 

Special elections 

-In California, 2:1,4:1,5:5 

-In Illinois, 11:1 

-In Wisconsin, 2:1,4:1,5:5 

-Year-end report, 12: 1 

Vice Presidential primary, AO 1979-43, 12:3 

EXCESS CAMPAIGN FUNDS 

Designation of delayed campaign contributions as, AO 

1979-11,7:4 

Donation to charity, AO 1978-87, 1: 2 

Use of, 1:3 

-AO 1978-85, 1:2 

-AO 1978-87, 1:2 

-AO 1978-93, 2:2 

-AO 1978-94, 2:3 

-AO 1978-95, 2:3 

-AO 1978-100,3:3 

-AO 1979-11,7:4 

EXECUTIVE/ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL 

Role in administration of separate segregated f mds, AO 

1979-8, 6:5 

Solicitation of, by trade association, AO 197:1-83, 2:2 

Solicitation 

-Of corporation's licensees, AO 1979-38, 9:4 

-Of corporation's subsidiaries, AO 1979-44, ·, 1:3 

EXPENDITURE 

By fund raising firms, AO 1979-36, 9:3 

By Presidential candidate's committee, AO 197:!-17, 8:4 
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Coordinated party (§441a(d)) 

-By subordinate state party committee 

-AO 1979-9, 6:5 

-AO 1979-30,9:2 

-MU R 780, 10:5 

For delegate selection process of state party committees, 

AO 1979-7,6:5 

Former candidate's appearance in public service announcements, AO 1978-88, 1:2 

Incumbent's use of government facilities not expenditure, MUR 916, 11:4 

Independent expenditure 

-Failure to disclose, MUR 503, 8:6 

-Failure to report, MU R 700, 11 :4 

Limitations on 

-For recount, AO 1978-92, 1:2 

-For unauthorized draft committees, AO 1979-40, 

10:3; AO 1979-49, 12:3 

Limit for party spending in Wisconsin and California 

special elections, 4:1 

-Correction, 5:5 

Lim its on party, 4: 1 

Payment of expenses to candidate, AO 1978-56, 1:2 

Printed campaign materials, AO 1979-10,6:5 

Statistics on 

-See: STATISTICS 

EXPLORATORY COMMITTEES 

See: TESTING-THE-WATERS 

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 

Acting General Counsel appointed, 12:7 

Annual Report 1978, 5:4 

Budget 

-FY 1980, 4:3 

-FY 1981,11:8 

Campaign finance and regional seminars, 7:2, 8:8, 11:6, 

12:5 

Commissioner Harris reconfirmed, 8:1 

Former Employees Committee 

-Requester, AO 1979-18,7:5 

Litigation 

-See: LAW IN THE COURTS 

New Commissioners appointed, 4:2,9:1 

New officers elected, 7:1 

New staff appointments, 2:6 

Public appearances, 1:3, 2:4, 3:5, 4:6, 5:4, 6:4, 7:3, 

8:8, 9:4, 10:8, 11 :6, 12:5 

Regulations 

-See: REGULATIONS 

Report on Freedom of Information Act, 4:4 

Reports required of FEC personnel under Ethics Act, 

8:2 

Testimony 

-See: LEGISLATION 

"What is right at the F EC.'' 7 :3 

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION'S FORMER 

EMPLOYEES COMMITTEE (FEC-FEC) 

Requester, AO 1979-18,7:5 

FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES 

1979-1 and 1979-2,5:5 

1979-3through 1979-6,7:5 

1979-7 through 1979-9,8:2 

1979-10 and 1979-11, 10:7 

5 

1979-12through 1979-15,11:8 

1979-16through 1979-21,12:7 

FIESCHKO, MICHAEL 

FEC v. , 12:6 

FLOOD, REPRESENTATIVE DANIEL 

Requester, AO 1979-37,9:3 

FLORIDA FOR KENNEDY COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-40, 10:3 

FLORIO, CONGRESSMAN JAMES J. 

Requester, AO 1978-95, 2:3 

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT 

Report, 4:5 

FREEDOM PARTY 

Requester, AO 1979-34, 9:3 

FRIENDS OF SENATOR OTTER BACHER 

Requester, AO 1979-1, 4:4 

FORMS 

Availability of, 1:5,4:7,5:4, 11:1 

For Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates, 3:1 

See also: REPORTS 

FUNDRAISING 

Combined payments for assoc1at1on convention 

separate segregated fund fundraiser, AO 1979-19,7

Commissions as contributions, AO 1979-39, 10:3 

Contributions raised by 

-Credit card, AO 1979-17,8:4 

-Money order, AO 1979-57, 12:5 

Direct mail agreements, AO 1979-36, 9:3 

Impermissible use of slate card exemption, AO 1978

3:2 

Joint 

-AO 1979-6, 4:4 

-AO 1979-12,6:5 

-AO 1979-35, 10:2 

Notices required, AO 1979-6, 4:4 

Payroll deduction for labor organization, AO 1979

12:3 

Public service announcements by former candidate, 

1978-88, 1 :2 

Reverse checkoff system, FEC v. NEA, et aL, 1:3 

Sale of contributor list 

-AO 1979-3, 4:4 

-AO 1979-18,7:5 

Solicitation by 

-Independent, unaffiliated committee, AO 1979

11:2 

-Trade associations 

-AO 1978-83,2:2 

-AO 1979-15,8:3 

Solicitation of 

-Executive and administrative personnel 

-AO 1978-83, 2:2 

-AO 1979-44, 11:3 

-Members, AO 1979-57, 12:5 

-Nonmanagerial personnel, AO 1979-13,7:4 

Temporary arrangement during corporate merger, 

1979-16,8:3 
Use of non-profit office to further candidacy, AO 

1978-56, 1:2 

GAMBINO, ANGELO 

FEC v. , 10:6 

GET-OUT-THE-VOTE DRIVE 

See: VOTER DRIVES 

GOULDING, PAUL E. 

Compuserve Data Systems v. , 7:7 

GRASS LEY, CONGRESSMAN CHARLES 

Requester, AO 1979-26, 8:5 

GRAYSON, RICHARD 

Requester, AO 1979-43, 12:3 

HARDEE'S GOOD GOVERNMENT FUND 

Requester, AO 1979-38, 9:4 

HEARINGS 

On candidate debate regulations, 12:2 

HEIN, RONALD R. 

Requester, AO 1978-88, 1:2 

Requester, AO 1979-24, 9:2 

HILTON HOTELS CORPORATION 

AO 1979·31, 11:2 

HOLIDAY INN PAC 

AO 1978-39, 1:2 

HONORARIA 

Acceptance by officeholder, AO 1978-96, 2:3 

HOOSIERS FOR BIRCH BAYH 

Requester, AO 1979-11,7:4 

HOWARD, ED 

See: AO 1979-52, 12:4 

INDEPENDENT CAMPAIGN TO ELECT WILLIAM E. 

SIMON PRESIDENT 

Requester, AO 1979-49, 12:3 

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURE 

See: EXPENDITURE 

INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF AMERICA, 

INC. 

Requester, AO 1979-15,8:3 

INFORMATION 

Contributions from unregistered organizations, 3:1 

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) regulations, 2:1,6:1 

''What is right at the FEC," 7:3 

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (IRS) 

Regulations, 2:1, 6:1 

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HOLIDAY INNS, 

INC. 

Requester, AO 1978-39, 1:2 

6 

JEFFERSON-JACKSON DAY COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-30,9:2 

KANAWHA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIV

COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-32, 9:3 

KENNEDY, SENATOR EDWARD 

See: AO 1979-40, 10:3 

KRASNOFF, SANFORD 

FECv. , 9:4 

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS 

Contributions for candidate debates, 8:1 

Payments to interns as "funds donated," AO 1979-25

8:5 

Reimbursement for payroll deduction, AO 1979-21

12:3 

Segregation of payroll check-off funds, AO 1978-98, 3:

Solicitations for separate segregated funds, AO 1978-97

3:2 

Voter drives, AO 1978-102,6:4 

LAKE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMIT

TEE 

See: AO 1979-11, 7:4 

LAW IN THE COURTS 

Common Cause, et al. v. FEC and AMA, 1:4 

Compuserve Data Systems v. Paul E. Goulding, et al.

7:7 

FECv. 

·American Federation of State, County and Municipa

Employees, 1 :4, 7:8 

-Robert P. Aulston and Elray Venice, 12:6 

-Marjorie Bell, et al., 10:6 

-California Medical Association and California Medi

cal Political Action Committee, 9:4 

-Citizens for the Republic, 5:2 

-Comite Amigos de Jaime Benitez, 9:5 

-Committee for a Constitutional Presidency - McCarthy '76, 6:6 

-Committee to Elect Lyndon La Rouche, et al., 10:7 

-Eastside Democratic Committee, 12:6 

-Michael Fieschko, 12:6 

-Angelo Gambino, 10:6 

-Sanford Krasnoff, 9:4 

-National Education Association, et al., 1 :3 

-People's Democratic Action Organization, et al., 

6:6 

-Service Station Dealers PAC and Thomas Anderson, 

8:7 

-Milton Weinsten and Winfield Manufacturing Company, 9:5 

-Gene A. Williamson, 1:4 

Staebler, Neil, et al. v. Jimmy Carter, et al., 1:4, 3:4 

v. FEC 

-Barnstead for Congress Committee, 4:5 

-Archie E. Brown, 7:7 

-California Medical Association and California Medical Political Action Committee, 9:4 

-Committee to Elect Lyndon La Rouche, et al., 10:6 

-Common Cause, et al., 1 :4 

-Martin Tractor Company, et al., 2:3 
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-National Chamber Alliance for Politics, 2:3 

-Republican National Committee, et al., 2:5 

-Edward Roeder, 4:5 

-Socialist Workers Party, 3:4 

-Henry L. Walther, 1:4, 6:7, 9:5 

-Harley Williams, 12:6 

LEGAL SERVICES, EXEMPT 

See: AO 1979-22, 8:4 

LEGISLATION 

F EC testifies on 

-Amendments to Act, 9:1 

-Budget, 4:3 

-Congressional public financing, 6:8 

LITIGATION 

See: LAW IN THE COURTS 

LOANS 

As prohibited contribution, MUR 597, 10:4 

MATCHING FUNDS 

See: PUBLIC FINANCING 

MARTIN TRACTOR COMPANY, ET AL. 

____ v. FEC, 2:3 

MATTERS UNDER REVIEW 

See: COMPLIANCE 

MEDIA 

Barnstead for Congress Committee v. FEC, et al., 4:5 

Register to vote ad in newspaper, AO 1979-48, 12:3 

Union radio and television advertisements, AO 1978-

102, 6:4 

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS 

See: OFFICEHOLDERS 

METCALFE, JR., CONGRESSMAN RALPH 

Requester, AO 1978·94, 2:3 

MILLER FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1978-92, 1:2 

See: AO 1979·30, 9:2 

MURs 

See: COMPLIANCE 

NATIONAL AGENTS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

See: AO 1979-15, 8:3 

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POSTAL SUPERVISORS 

Requester, AO 1978-97, 3:2 

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN'S AND CHILD· 

REN'S APPAREL SALESMEN GUILD (NAWCAS) and 

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MEN'S AND BOYS' 

APPAREL CLUBS (NAMBAC) 

Requesters, AO 1979-16, 8:3 

NATIONAL BANK 

See: BANK 

7 

NATIONAL CATTLEMAN'S ASSOCIATION 

Requester, AO 1979·19, 7:5 

NATIONAL CHAMBER ALLIANCE FOR POLITICS 

____ v. FEC, 2:5 

NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR A DEMOCRATIC 

ALTERNATIVE 

Requester, AO 1979-41,11:2 

NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION, ET AL. 

FECv. ,1:3 

NATIONAL FEDERATION OF FEDERAL EMPLOY

Requester, AO 1979·50, 12:4 

NATIONAL PARTY COMMITTEE 

See: PARTY 

NATIONAL TREASURY EMPLOYEES UNION 

See: AO 1979·28, 9:2 

NATIONAL UNION OF HOSPITAL AND HEALTH CA

EMPLOYEES 

Requester, AO 1979·33, 9:3 

NEA 

See: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 

NEIL WALLACE FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·23, 8:5 

NEW JERSEY STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979·7, 6:5 

NEW YORK TELEPHONE CO. 

See: AO 1979-21, 12:3 

NONFILERS 

FEC releases names of, 1:4, 2:6, 3:8,4:7, 5:2, 8:7, 

MUR 503,8:6 

NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRATIC-NPL PARTY 

Requester, AO 1978·91, 6:3 

NOTICES 

Authorization 

-MU R 700, 11:4 

·MUR 926, 12:6 

Required on solicitations, AO 1979·9, 6:5 

OFFICEHOLDERS 

Acceptance of honoraria, AO 1978·96, 2:3 

Donations for legal defense of, AO 1979-37,9:3 

Funds donated to, for noncampaign activity, AO 1

46,11:3 

Union payments to officeholders' interns, AO 197

8:5 

Use of excess campaign funds, 1:3 

·AO 1978-85, 1:2 

·AO 1978·87, 1:2 

·AO 1978-93, 2:2 

·AO 1978-95, 2:3 

·AO 1978·1 00, 3:3 

Use of federal facilities, MUR 916, 11:4 
OPINIONS 

Consideration of Advisory Opinion Requests, 10:2 

Dissenting 

-To AO 1978-83,2:2 

-To AO 1979-13, 7:4 

.-To AO 1979-15,8:3 

-To AO 1979-17,8:4 

-To AO 1979-21, 12:3 

-To AO 1979-44, 11:3 

-To AO 1979-48, 12:3 

Pending Advisory Opinion Requests 

-1978-89 through 1978-99, 1:1 

-1978-100through 1978-103,2:2 

-1979-1 through 1979-4,3:2 

-1979-5 through 1979-9,4:4 

-1979-1 0 through 1979-12, 5:1 

-1979-13 through 1979-23,6:3 

-1979-24 through 1979-32, 7:4 

-1979-33 through 1979-38,8:3 

-1979-39 through 1979-43, 9:2 

-1979-44 through 1979-53, 10:2 

-1979-54 through 1979-57, 11:2 

-1979-58 through 1979-67, 12:3 

Summaries 

-1978-35: Use of trust funds to retire campaign debts, 

1: 1 

-1978-39: Affiliation of separate segregated funds, 

1:2 

-1978-56: Dual role for Presidential candidate, 1 :2 

-1978-62: Requester did not have standing, 10:3 

-1978-70: Withdrawn, 1:3 

-1978-71: Withdrawn, 8:5 

-1978-81: Unable to agree, 2:3 

·1978·83: Use of authorization form to secure corporate approval of solicitations by trade association, 

2:2 

-1978-84: Withdrawn, 5:1 

-1978-85: Use of excess campaign funds, 1:2 

-1978-86: Conversion to multicandidate committee, 

3:2 

-1978-87: Use of excess campaign funds, 1:2 

-1978-88: Public service announcements by former 

candidate, 1:2 

-1978-89: Use of slate card exemption, 3:2 

-1978-90: Answered by 1978-92, 1:3 

-1978-91: Transfers from district committees to state 

party, 6:3 

-1978-92: Limitations and reporting requirements for 

recount, 1 : 2 

-1978-93: Use of excess campaign funds, 2:2 

-1978-94: Use of excess campaign funds, 2:3 

-1978-95: Use of excess campaign funds, 2:3 

-1978-96: Honoraria, 2:3 

-1978-97: Solicitations for separate segregated fund, 

3:2 

-1978-98: Clearing account for separate segregated 

funds, 3:3 

-1978-99: Allocation of debt between primary and 

general elections, 3:3 

-1978-100: Excess campaign funds, 3:3 

-1978-101: Withdrawn, 5:1 

-1978-_102: Union get-out-the-vote drive, 6:4 

-1978-103: Withdrawn, 3:3 

-1979-1: Personal liability for campaign debts, 4:4 

-1979-2: Refunds to committee, 6:4 

8 

-1979-3: Source of contributor list, 4:4 

-1979-4: Withdrawn, 8:5 

-1979-5: Committee termination, 5:1 

-1979-6: Joint fundraising effort, 4:4 

-1979-7: Delegate selection, 6:5 

-1979-8: Administration of trade association PA

6:5 

-1979-9: Subordinate state party committee retir

candidate's debts, 6:5 

-1979-10: "Union Bug" on printed materials, 6:5 

-1979-11: Delayed receipt of campaign contributio

7:4 

-1979-12: Joint fundraising effort by state an

federal committees, 6:5 

-1979-13: Solicitation for separate segregated fun

7:4 

-1979-14: State party registration requirements, 7:5 

-1979-15: Solicitation in trade association's magazin

8:3 

-1979-16: Temporary fundraising through tru

arrangement, 8:3 

-1979-17: Sponsorship of credit card program, 8:4 

-1979-18: Sale of contributor list, 7:5 

-1979-19: Combined payment to trade associatio

and separate segregated fund, 7:5 

-1979-20: Withdrawn, 8:5 

-1979-21: Reimbursement for use of payroll dedu

tion plan, 12:3 

-1979-22: Legal services provided to Presidential can

didate committee, 8:4 

-1979-23: Reporting debt payments, 8:5 

-1979-24: Sale of campaign materials, 9:2 

-1979-25: Payment of intern expenses, 8:5 

-1979-26: "Testing-the-waters," 8:5 

-1979-27: Administrative expenses of separate segr

gated fund, 8:5 

-1979-28: Contribution from unincorporated associa

tion, 9:2 

-1979-30: Transfers among subordinate committee

of state party committee, 9:2 

-1979-31: Solicitations by independent committee

11 :2 

-1979-32: State report does not meet Act's require

ments, 9:3 

-1979-33: Union reimburses separate segregated fund

9:3 

-1979-34: Public financing payments for new part

candidate, 9:3 

-1979-35: Joint fundraising effort, 10:2 

-1979-36: Direct mail agreement, 9:3 

-1979-37: Donations to federal officeholder, 9:3 

-1979-38: Solicitation of corporation's licensees, 9:4 

-1979-39: Fundraisers' commissions, 10:3 

-1979-40: Financial activities of unauthorized com

mittee~ 10:3 

-1979-41: Registration and reporting requirements o

political committee, 11:2 

-1979-42: Administration of separate segregated 

fund, 11 :3 

-1979-43: Vice Presidential primary, 12:3 

-1979-44: Solicitation of executive and administrative 

personnel, 11:3 

-1979-46: Permissible contributions after conversion 

to multicandidate committee, 11:3 

-1979-47: Withdrawn, 11:3 

-1979-48: Voter registration advertisement, 12:3 
• 

• 

-1979-49: Contribution and expenditure limits for 

unauthorized committee, 12:3 

-1979-50: Union PAC's solicitation of nonmembers, 

12:4 

-1979-51: Termination of dual candidacy, 12:4 

-1979-52: Use of corporate aircraft, 12:4 

-1979-53: Campaign accounts and depositories, 12:4 

-1979-57: Contributions by money order, 12:5 

OTTERBACHER, SENATOR JOHN R. 

Requester, AO 1979-1,4:4 

OWNERSHIP CAMPAIGN 

Requester, AO 1979-53, 12:4 

PARTY 

Allocation of expenses in connection with delegate selection for Presidential nominating convention, AO 1979-

7,6:5 

Coordinated expenditures ( §441 a (d)) 

-AO 1979-9, 6:5 

-AO 1979-30, 9:2 

-MUR 780, 10:5 

Credit card contributions to national committee, AO 

1979-17,8:4 

Expenditure limits in special elections, 4:1 

Fundraising committee, AO 1979-30, 9:2 

Public financing 

-Of national party nominating conventions, 8:2 

-Payments for new party candidate, AO 1979-34, 9:3 

Registration and reporting obligations of state party 

committee, AO 1979-14,7:5 

Retirement of candidate debts by subordinate party 

committee, AO 1979-9, 6:5 

Separate federal account for state party, AO 1978-91, 

6:3 

Slate card exemption, AO 1978-89,3:2 

Statistics on financial activity of party committees, 7:6 

Transfers 

-Between state and federal committees, MU R 623, 

12:5 

-From district committee to state party, AO 1978-91, 

6:3 

PAYROLL DEDUCTION 

See: FUNDRAISING 

PEARSON, SENATOR JAMES B. 

Requester, AO 1978-87, 1:2 

PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC ACTION ORGANIZATION, ET 

AL. 

FECv. ____ ,6:6 

PERSONAL FUNDS 

Trust fund to retire debts, AO 1978-35, 1:1 

PLUMBERS UNION POLITICAL ACTION AND SOCIAL 

FUND 

Requester, AO 1978-98, 3:3 

POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND 

POLITICAL COMMITTEE 

Affiliated 9 

-Contribution limits, AO 1979-44, 11:3 

-Separate segregated funds, AO 1978-39, 1:2 

Committee to fund recount, AO 1978-92, 1:2 

Contributions to, from national banks, MU R 891, 8:6 

Conversion to multicandidate status 

-AO 1978-86, 3:2 

-AO 1979-46, 11 :3 

Definition, AO 1979-41,11:2 

Depositories, AO 1979-53, 12:4 

Exploratory 

-"Testing-the-waters" exemption applies, AO 197

26,8:5 

-"Testing-the-waters" exemption does not apply, A

1979-51, 12:4 

Impermissible vendor refunds, AO 1979-2, 6:4 

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) reporting obligatio

2:1 

Multicandidate committee index, 8:8 

Party committee 

-See: PARTY 

Registration and reporting requirements, AO 1 979A 

11:2 

Sale of campaign materials by, AO 1979-24, 9:2 

Separate checking account required for each politic

committee, AO 1979-53, 12:4 

Separate segregated fund 

-See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND 

Statistics 

-See: STATISTICS 

Unauthorized draft committee 

-AO 1979-40, 10:3 

-AO 1979-49, 12:3 

POLITICAL CONTRIBUTION COMMITTEES 

See: AO 1979-21, 12:3 

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS 

Candidate as officer of nonprofit corporation, AO 197

56, 1:2 

Disclosure by FEC of matching fund submissions, 1

FEC approves candidate's eligibility for 1980 matchi

funds, 12:7 

Financial activities of unauthorized committee, A

1979-40, 10:3 

Financial Control and Compliance Manual for Preside

tial Candidates Receiving Public Financing (Prima

Election Financing) available, 9:4 

Hearings on candidate debate regulations, 12:2 

New form available, 3:1 

New policy on release of 1976 Presidential candidat

audits, 7:3 

Payment of fundraisers' commissions, AO 1979-39, 1

Payments for legal services for compliance, AO 1979-

8:4 

Proposed revisions to regulations governing pub

financing, 4:2 

Public financing payments for new party candidate, A

1979-34, 9:3 

Reports required of candidates, 4:1,7:1 

Reports required under Ethics Act, 8:2 

Vice Presidential primary, AO 1979-43, 12:3 

PRIMARY ELECTION 

See: ELECTION 
PROCEDURES 

Contributions from unregistered organizations, 3:1 

Refiling of illegible reports, 3:1 

Revised procedures for reviewing audit reports, 9:5 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS COUNCIL 

See: AO 1979-50, 12:4 

PUBLIC AFFAIRS FUND 

Requester, AO 1979-44, 11:3 

PUBLICATIONS 

Annual Report 1978, 5:4 

Campaign Finance Law '78 and Campaign Finance Law 

'79, 7:8 

Election Directory '79, 8:8 

FiiJancial Control and Compliance Manual for Presidential Candidates Receiving Public Financing (Primary 

Election Financing), 9:4 

Guideline for Presentation in Good Order, 7:2 

Index of Multicandidate Political Committees, 8:8 

New studies released by Clearinghouse, 1:5 

Report on Freedom of Information Act, 4:5 

PUBLIC FINANCING 

Certification for public funding of nominating conventions, 8:2 

Convention financing 

-Certification, 8:2, 10:8 

-Regulations proposed, 12:2 

Data procedures for 1980 Presidential election, 6:2 

Disclosure of matching fund submissions, 11: 1 

Disputes procedure, 4:3 

Establishing eligibility to receive, 4:6 

FEC approves candidate's eligibility for 1980 matching 

funds, 12:7 

FEC testifies on Congressional public financing, 6:8 

Financial Control and Compliance Manual for Presidential Candidates Receiving Public Financing (Primary 

Election Financing), 9:4 

Guideline for Presentation in Good Order, 7:2 

Matchable campaign contributions, 5:5 

Overview, 3:7 

Payment for legal services for FECA compliance, AO 

1979-22, 8:4 

Payments to new party candidates, AO 1979-34, 9:3 

Primary matching fund regulations, 4:2,6:1, 12:2 

Qualified campaign expense, definition of, 4:3 

Record keeping procedures, 4:3 

Sampling techniques for matching fund submission, 8:2, 

12:7 

Verification of contributions submitted for primary 

matching funds, 8:2 

PUBLIC RECORDS OFFICE 

Prohibition on commercial use of reports, MUR 592, 

11:5 

RAYMOND CORPORATION 

Requester, AO 1979-13,7:4 

REGISTRATION DRIVES 

See: VOTER DRIVES 

REGULATIONS 

Candidate debate regulations, 8:1, 11:2, 12:2 

10 

Convention firiancing regulations proposed, 12:2 

Internal Revenue Service (IRS) revises regulations, 6

Primary matching fund regulations, 4:2,6:1, 12:2 

REPORTS 

Debts, continuous reporting required, AO 1979-23, 8

Ethics Act, 8:2, 11:1 

Failure to make "best efforts," MUR 503,8:6 

For delegate selection for Presidential nominating co

vention, AO 1979-7, 6:5 

Forms available, 1 :5, 4:7, 5:4, 11:1 

Forms, for Presidential and Vice Presidential candidate

3:1 

Illegible, refiling required, 3:1 

Joint fundraising 

-AO 1979-12, 6:5 

-AO 1979-35, 10:2 

Office account, 10:1 

Ouarterly,4:1, 7:1,10:1 

Registration and reporting obligations of state par

committees, AO 1979-14,7:5 

Required for "funds donated," AO 1979-25, 8:5 

Restrictions on sale or use of, 2:1 

-AO 1979-3, 4:4 

-AO 1979-18,7:5 

-MUR 592,11:5 

Special election 

-California, 2:1 

-Illinois, 11:1 

-Wisconsin, 2:1 

-Year-end, 12:1 

"Testing-the-waters" expenses, AO 1979-26, 8:5 

Year-end 

-For special elections, 12:1 

-Incorrectly filed, 7:2 

-In nonelection year, 12:1 

-Reminder, 1:1 

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE (RNC) 

---- v. FEC, 2:5 

Requester, AO 1979-17,8:4 

REXNORD, INC. 

Requester, AO 1979-48, 12:3 

RHODES, CONGRESSMAN JOHN 

Requester, AO 1979-10,6:5 

ROEDER, EDWARD 

---- v. FEC, 4:5 

SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND 

Administration, AO 197942, 11:3 

Administrative costs of 

-AO 1979-21,12:3 

-AO 1979-27, 8:5 

-AO 1979-33, 9:3 

-AO 1979-42, 11 :3 

Affiliation of, AO 1978-39, 1:2 

Authorization required to solicit corporate member

personnel, AO 1978-83, 2:2 

Clearing account for funds, AO 1978-98,3:3 

Combined payment to trade association and separat

segregated fund, AO 1979-19, 7:5 

Donation for recount, AO 1978-92, 1:2 

Political contribution to, AO 1979-28, 9:2 
• 

• 

• 

Prohibited contribution by, MUR 534, 10:4 

Solicitation of 

-Licensees by corporation, AO 1979-38, 9:4 

-Nonmembers, AO 1978-97, 3:2 

-Parent and other subsidiaries by one subsidiary, AO 

1979-44, 11:3 

Statistics on, 3:6 

Trade association 

-Administration of, AO 1979-8, 6:5 

-Solicitation for, AO 1979-15, 8:3 

-Solicitation of executive and administrative personnel, AO 1978-83, 2:2 

See: MARTIN TRACTOR COMPANY 

SERVICE STATION DEALERS PAC AND THOMAS 

ANDERSON 

FEC v. , 8:7 

SHASTEEN FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-6, 4:4 

SIMON, WILLIAM E. 

See: AO 1979-49, 12:3 

SLATE CARD 

See: PARTY 

SOCIALIST WORKERS PARTY 

____ v. FEC, 3:4 

SOLICITATION 

See: FUNDRAISING 

SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK POLITICAL 

ACTION COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1979-42, 11:3 

SPECIAL ELECTION 

See: ELECTION 

SPRIK, DALE 

See: AO 1978-99, 3:3 

STAEBLER, NEIL, ET AL. 

_____ v. Jimmy Carter, et al., 1:4, 3:4 

STAFF 

See: FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 

STATE 

State reports do not meet Act's requirements, AO 

1979-32, 9:3 

STATISTICS 

Index to multicandidate committees, 8:8 

Report on Financial Activity of Nonparty Political Committees, 3:6 

Report on Financial Activity of Senate and House C

paigns, 3:7 

Tables on financial activity of party and nonparty po

cal committees, 7:6 

STOCKHOLDERS 

Corporation owned by single stockholder, AO 1979

12:4 

SUPERVISORS POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1978-97, 3:2 

TEPAC 

See: TREASURY EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACT

COMMITTEE 

TERMINATION 

Of dual candidacy, AO 1979-51,12:4 

Of political committee, AO 1979-5,5:1 

TESTIMONY BY FEC 

See: LEGISLATION 

TESTING-THE-WATERS 

Exemption does apply, AO 1979-26, 8:5 

Exemption does not apply, AO 1979-51, 12:4 

TEXAS DEMOCRATIC VOTER PARTICIPATION P

JECT 

Requester, AO 1979-9, 6:5 

TRADE ASSOCIATION 

Combined payments to association and its separate 

regated fund, AO 1979-19,7:5 

Separate segregated fund 

-Administration of, AO 1979-8,6:5 

-Impermissible magazine solicitation, AO 1979

8:3 

Solicitations 

-Of executive and administrative personnel of co

rate members, AO 1978-83, 2:2 

TRANSFERS 

Among affiliated committees, AO 1978-39, 1:2 

Among party's state and federal committees, MUR 

12:5 

Among subordinate committees of state party com

tee, AO 1979-30, 9:2 

Excess campaign funds 

-AO 1978-94, 2:3 

-AO 1978-95, 2:3 

-To future campaign, AO 1978-93, 2:2 

From committee for recount, AO 1978-92, 1 :2 

From district committee to state party, AO 1978

6:3 

Refund claims, AO 1979-5,5:1 

TRANSMITTAL ACCOUNT 

For joint fundraising, AO 1979-12, 6:5 

The RECORD is published by the Federal Election Commission, 1325 K Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20463. Com

missioners are: Robert 0. Tiernan, Chairman; Max L. Friedersdorf, Vice Chairman; Joan D. Aikens; Thomas E. Harris

John W. McGarry; Frank P. Reiche; J.S. Kim mitt, Secretary of the Senate, Ex Officio; Edmund L. Henshaw, Jr., Clerk 

of the House of Representatives, Ex Officio. For more information, call 202/523-4068 or toll-free 800/424-9530. 

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TREASURER 

Individual serving as treasurer of five political commit· 

tees, AO 1979-53, 12:4 

TREASURY EMPLOYEES POLITICAL ACTION COM· 

MITTEE (TEPAC) 

Requester, AO 1979-28, 9:2 

TRUMAN DAY COMMITTEE 

See: AO 1979-12,6:5 

TRUST 

Used to retire campaign debts, AO 1978-35, 1:1 

UNITED CAROLINA BANKSHARES CORPORATION 

See: AO 1979-44, 11:3 

UNITED MINE WORKERS 

Requester, AO 1978-102,6:4 

VENICE, ELRAY 

FEC v. Robert P. Aulston and----· 12:6 

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS 

Requester, AO 1979-57, 12:5 

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 

See: AO 1979-30, 9:2 

VOLUNTEER ACTIVITY 

Creation of art work, AO 1979-35, 10:2 

Public service announcements 

-AO 1978-88, 1:2 

-AO 1979-48, 12:3 

VOTER DRIVES 

By labor organization 

-AO 1978-102, 6:4 

-AO 1979-33, 9:3 

VOTER REGISTRATION 

Advertisement by corporation in newspaper, AO 1979-

48, 12:3 

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 

1325 KSTREET, NW 

WASHINGTON, DC 20463 

OFFICIAL BUSINESS 

WALLACE, NEIL 

See: AO 1979-23, 8:5 

WALLER, BILL 

Requester, AO 1978-35, 1:1 

WALTHER, HENRY L. 

---- v. FEC, 1:4,6:7,9:5 

WEINSTEN, MILTON, AND WINFIELD MANUFACTUR

lNG COMPANY 

FEC v. , 9:5 

WESTERN ENTERPRISE POLITICAL ACTION COMMIT

TEE 

Requester, AO 1979-31, 11 :2 

WHITEHURST, WILLIAM 

Requester, AO 1978-85,1:2 

WILLIAMS, HARLEY 

____ v_ FEC,12:6 

WILLIAMSON, GENE A. 

FEC v. , 1:4 

WISCONSIN EDUCATION ASSOCIATION COUNCIL 

See: AO 1979-25, 8:5 

WITHERS FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE 

Requester, AO 1978-89,3:2 

WOODS, MORRIS 

Requester, AO 1979-34,9:3 

WORKING NAMES, INC. 

See: AO 1979-36, 9:3 

800 LINE 

Excess campaign funds, 1:3 

Public financing 

-Establishing eligibility to receive primary matching 

funds, 4:6 

-Matchable campaign contributions, 5:5 

-Overview, 3:7 

FIRST CLASS MAIL 

POSTAGE & FEES PAID 

FEC 

WASHINGTON, D.C. 

PERMIT NO. G-31