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Index 1991 999EStreet NW Washington DC

INDEX 1991

20463 Volume 

This index covers the twelve monthly issues

of the 1991 Record (volume 17). The first

number in each citation refers to the "number," or month, of the Record issue. The

second number indicates the page number in

that issue. Thus, "5:3" means the article ~s in the May Record on page 3.

AC<DUNTS

Corporate, reimbursement to SSF hom,

alleged, FEe v. NRA political Victory

Fund, 3:10

Federal and nonfederal . see: FEDERALjNONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS

Vendor-established, for fundraising

proceeds

- custodial account in committee's name,

_AD 1991-18', 9:7 - separate account for all political

committees, AD 1991-20, 10:6

PDlINISTRATIVE CCfJpU\INl'S (MURS)

See: COMPLIANCE

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Allocation of

See: ALLOCATION, FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL

Of separate segregated fund

See: SEPAFATE SEGREGt\TEO FUNDS

AI:JV.nNCE5 '10 cx::muTl'EES

By incorporated vendor, application of

corporate prohibition - companies providing 900-line services,

AD 1990-14, 2:4; AO 1991-20, 10:6; AD

1991-26, 11:2 - telemarketing vendor, AD 1991-18, 9:7

By individual, rules explained, 800 line,

2:6

ADVER'I'ISIN:i

See: COMMUNICATIONS

MNISOB:! OPINICl'lS

Alternate disposition of advisory opinion

request

- ADR 1990-28, 3:7 - ADR 1991-11, 9:7

Request for reconsideration of AO 1991-1

10:6

Summaries of advisory opinions

- AD 1990-14: AT&T'S 900-line fundraisi

service, 2:4

- AO 1990-19: Vendor sale and repurcha

of fundraising items, 1:8

- AD 1990-22: Blue Cross/Blue Shield's

solicitation of member plans, 1:9 - AD 1990-25: Corporation's obligation 

union under twice-yearly SOlicitation

provisions, 2:5

- AD 1990-26: Sale of assets; personal

use of excess funds, 3:7 - AO 1990-27: Transfer to federal acco

of funds mistakenly deposited in state

account, 3:9

- AO 1990-29: Return to federal accoun

of funds transferred to state account

4:5 - AD 1990-30: Designation of post-elec

tion contributions, 4:6

- AD 1991-1: Credit card contributions 

PAC of federal contractor partnership

5:4

- AD 1991-2: possibly illegal funds

raised through gOO-line, 5:5 - AD 1991-3: PAC newsletter distribute

outside restricted class, 6:6

- AO 1991-4: payment to Senate employe

for teaching, 5:6 - AD 1991-5: party office building fun

preemption issues, 7:4

- AD 1991-6: Ballot composition ratio;

allocating pre-1991 expenses, 6:6 - AD 1991-8: payment to Senator for ra

appearances, 6:8 - AD 1991-9: Retroactive interest on

candidate loans, 7:5

- AD 1991-10: Candidate's use of joint

held assets, 6:8 - AD 1991~12: Transfer from candidate

multipurpose committee to campaign

committee, 8:6

- AO 1991-13: Labor union established 

two other unions, 7: 5

- AD 1991-14: State tax-checkoff funds

deposited in federal account, 8:7
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- AD 1991-15: Transfer to correct federal

account's overpayment of allocated

eJC.penses, 8:7

- AD 1991-16~ sale/Use restriction

applied to FEe forms filed under state

law, 8:8 - AD 1991-17: Corporate sponsorship of

video tape featuring Congressman, 8:9 - AD 1991-18: Telemarketing services

provided by corporate vendor. 90

- AD 1991-19: Payroll deductions after

corporate merger, 9: 8

- AD 1991-20: Service bureau providing

900-line services, 10:6 - AD 1991-21: Payment of remaining PAC

funds to individual, 10:8 - AD 1991-22: preemption of Minnesota

public funding statute, 12:4 - AD 1991-23: Raffle prize donation to

trade association by norunember corporation, 10:8

- AD 1991-24: Partisan 'communications by

trade association, 10:9 - AD 1991-25: Ballot composition ratio

for 1991 special and local elections,

10:9

- AD 1991-26: Services for 900-1ine

fundraising, 11:2 - AD 1991-27: Exclusion of california

local offices in ballot ratio, 12:4 - AD 1991-28: Videotaped twice-yearly

solicitation, 11:4 - AD 1991-31: Charity donations made in

candidate's name, 12:5

AFFILIATIOO

Between delegate committee and Presidential

committee, 800 Line, 12:11

Between local union and two unaffiliated

unions, AD 1991-13, 7:5

Between multipurpose comatttee (fomer

testing-the-waters coIllTlittee) and

candidate committee, AD 1991-12, 8:6

Between nonprofit corporation and licensed

units, AD 1990-22, 1:9

Multicandidate status affected, AD 1991-13,

7:5

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Transfers between affiliated committees

See: TRANSFERS

ALLI1lNCE FOR BEPRE.SENTATIVE GOIIERNImNl'

AD 1991-21, 10:8

ALLOCATIQi

of dual-purpose expenditures by delegates,

800 Line, 12:10

Of expenditures on behalf of candidates,

FEe v , West Virginia Republican State

Executive cceerecee. 3:10

ASSE'l'5 OF <D9IITl'EE

See: CO~I'I'T£E ASSETS

ASSOCIATICfi OF S'I2\"IE IJE1IIX:RATIC CHAIRS

Petition to amend allocation rules, 5:1;

12:2

MiT CXI9IUNICATIOOS, INC.

AD 1990-14, 2:4

Federal Election Carmission, 999 E street, NN, washington, IX: 20463

800/424-95301 202;219-3420 202;219-3336 (TOO)

Joan D. Aikens, Chairman

Scott E. Thomas, Vice Chairman

Lee Ann Elliott

Donny L. KcDona1d

John warren McGarry

Trevor Potter

walter J. Stewart, secretary of the Senate,

Ex Officio Commissioner

Donnald It. Anderson, Clerk of the House of

Representatives, Ex Officio Commdssioner

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AUDITS

Reports on publicly funded candidates

- Dole, 6:11 - Gephardt, 7:9

- Kemp, 9:9

AU:;(JSTINE FOR CI:N3RESS

FEC v. , 2:7

lW'lHORIZATlOO tDrICES

See: DISCLAIMER NOTICES

Al1IH:JRIZED c:::cIVD'I"l'EES

See: CANDIDATES/CANDIDATE COMMITI'EES

BANK LOANS

Interest on, reimbursed to candidate, AD

1991-9, 7:5

Jointly held assets as collateral for

candidate loan, AO 1991-10, 6:8

BANKRUPl'CY

Debts discharged through, 800 Line, 4:9

FEe claims against MUR respondent filing

for, schaefer v. FEC, 6:11

BLUE {R)SS I\ND BLUE SHIELD AS&X:IATIOO

AD 1990-22, 1:9

CALIFORNIA DEflI)CRATIC PJ\R'lY

AD 1991-6, 6:6

AO 1991-27, 12:4

CALL IN'l'ERACTIVE

AD 1991-20, 10:6

CN'IPAICl'i DEPOSI'lURIES

See: ACCOUNTS

CMmIDM'ES/CANDIIl!\.TE CD'1MITTEES

Affiliation between

See: AFFILIATION

Assets of committee

See: COMMITl'EE ASSETS

Charity donations made in candidate's name,

AO 1991-31, 12:5

Contributions, designated

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, LIMITS ON

Contributions earmarked to

See: EARMARKED CON'IRIBtrrIONS

Debts owed by

See: DEBTS

Excess campaign funds, use of

See: EXCESS FUNDS

Express advocacy of candidates

See: EXPRESS llDvoc:AC'f. COMMUNICATIONS

Grandfathered candidates

See: GRANDFATHERED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

Loans

See: LOANS

Personal funds of candidate

- advances to campaign, 800 Line, 2:6

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- assets jointly held with spouse, AD

1991-10, 6:8

- contributions to own campaign

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, LIMITS ON

- loan from candidate's mother not

considered, FEe v. Webb for Congress

committee, 2:10 - used to retire campaign debts, 800 Lin

4:8

Presidential

See: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIDNSi PUBLIC

FUNDING

Redistricting activity, 800 Line, 8:12

Registration of committee

See: COMMITI'EE REGISTRATION

Statistics on

See: STATISTICS

Termination of committee

See: COMMITTEE TERMINATION

Testing-the-waters activity, transfer of

receipts if individual does not run, AD

1991-12, 8:6

Transfers to

See: TRANSFERS

Travel by candidate and staff

See: TRAVEL/SUBSISTENCE EXPENSES

CAULDER, MICHAEL

FEe v. , 12:6

CHARITABLE I:lCRLTICfiS

Made in candidate's name, AO 1991-31, 12

CLEAAIlGDJSE

polling place accessibility ~epo~t, 7:10

Publications, 8:13

voting laws, Federal Election Law 91, 9:6

COLLECTIOO 1lGENI'S

Unaffiliated organization may not act as

AO 1990-22, 1:9

CCI'IMERCIAL VENDORS

Fundraising items sold and repurchased b

AO 1990-19, 1:6

providing telemarketing services, AO

1991-18, 9:7

Providing telephone 900-line services

See: TELEPHoNE SERVICES, 900-LINE

Settlement of debts owed to, 800 Line, 4

CCt!MISSIOO

See: FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

CD"DlIT'I"EE ASSETS

Excess funds

See: EXCESS FUNDS

Sale of

- campaign assets to retire debts, aDO

Line, 4:7

- campaign's computer, AO 1990-26, 3:7
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<XJ'lIMITl'EE RmIS'I'RATICN

Candidate committees - change in Congressional Distric , 800

Line, 8:12 - triggered by transfer, AO 1991- 2, 8:6

PACs, identifying affiliates, AD 1991-13,

7:5

CCJIIK('I'l'EE STAn' I

Advances by, salary owed to, 800 L~ne, 2:6

CCIlMITl'EE 'l'EmUNATICIi

Qualifications for, 800 Line, 4:9

Remaining funds paid to individual, AD

1991-21, 10:8

statement on noncash campaign asse

revised rules, 9:5; 12:2

CCtIl'Qi CAUSE

v. FEC; National Republican

rial Committee, appellant (90-531 ), 1:7

Rulemaking petition on payment for corporate/labor aircraft, 9:1

CCI91UNICATI<IfS

Airtime donated for cClndidate ads, FEe

comments on FCC rules, 10:3

Containing express advocacy

See: EXPRESS ADVcx::ACY COMMUNICATI NS

Containing information copied from !l"EC

reports

See: SALE/USE RESTRICfION ON CONTRIBU'IOR

INFORMATION

Corporate

See: CORPORATIONS

Delegate dual-purpose, 800 Line, 12:10

Disclaimer requirement

See: DISCLAIMER NOTICES

Independent expenditures

See: INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

Voter-relCl.ted

See: VOTER COMMUNICATIONS

CCtlKUNITY PSYCHIATRIC <»a'ERS

AD 1990-25, 2:5

(DIIpLI1INCE

Failure to comply with conciliation

agreement or court order

- FEC v. Augustine for Congress, 2:7

- FEC v. Dramesi for Con ress C 'ttee,

3:10

- FEC v. , 4:6

- FEe v. Mann for Congress Commltt~e, 5:7 - FEC v. working Names, Inc. (90-1009-GAG

and 87-2467-GAG), 5:7

Illegal funds possibly raised through 900-

line program, AD 1991-2, 5:5

MOR, civil penalty claims against respondent in bankruptcy, Schaefer v. FECi 6:11

MOR, FEe's conduct in, challenged, (

International Association Mana ersl. Inc.

v. FEC, 7:

4

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MOR, FEC's disposition of, challenged

- Common CCluse v. P'EC; National Republican

Senatorial Committee, appellant (90-

5317), 1:7 - Jordan v. FEe, 12:6

- spannaus v. FEe (91-0681), 6: 11

MUR, FEC's failure to act on, Republican

Party of Kentucky v. FEC, 7:8

MUR files released to public, 1:10; 2:10;

3:11; 4:10; 6:16; 7:12; 8:14; 9:14; 10:13;

11:9; 12:13

MUR investigations - judicial review of pace, FEe v. Populist

party {90-229 and 90-7169), 8:11 - protection of informants, Dole v.

International Association Managers,

Inc., 6:9

<X.I'iFERmCESjQ.J'mFACB

Allocation training, 1:1; 2:2; 3:5

Boston and Chicago conferences, 8:10; 9:11;

10:2; 11:12 st~ff visits, 7:3; 8:16

Washington, DC, conferences, 3:5; 4:1

a:NiBESS, MEJllBERS OF

See: GAANDFATHERED MEMBERS OF CONGRESS;

HONORl\RIA

t'aiNECTIaJ'l' REPUBLICl\N PART!'

AO 1990-27, 3:9

aNI'lUOOl'ICfiS

Advances may result in

See: ADVANCES TO COMMITTEES

Anonymous, 900-1ine technology does not

result in, AO 1991-20, 10:6

Charity donations

See: CHARITABLE OONATIONS

Contributor identification

See: RECORDKEEPINGi SALEjUSE RESTRICTION

ON CONTRIBU'IDR INFORMATION

Date received

see: REPORTING

Designated

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, LIMITS ON

Earmarked

See: EAFMRI<ED CQr-;"TRIBUTIONS

Forwarding within time limits, AO 1991-20,

10:6

Fundraising/collection plans

see: FUNDRAISING

Impermissible

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, IMPERMISSIBLE

Limits on

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, LIM!TS ON

Prohibited

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, PROHIBITeD

Redesignations and reattributions

See: CONTRIBUTIONS, LIMITS ON

Reporting

See: REPORTING
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Solicitations for

See: FUNDRAISING; SEPARATE SEGREGATED

FUNDS

CCNI'RINmm5. IMPERJUSSIBLE

Collected by fundraising vendor - forwarded by long distance provider, AO

1991-2, 5:5

forwarded to nonfederal account., AD

1991-18, 9:7

forwarded separately, AQ 1991-26, 11:2

proceeds screened to identify impe~ssible funds, AD 1991-18, 9:7; AQ

1991-20, 10:6; AD 1991-26, 11:2

unidentified contributions, treatment

of, AD 1991-20, 10:6

canm:Bl1I'I(H) IN NP.ME OF MDl'HER.

Avoiding, when using 900-line technology,

AD 1991-20, 10:6; AD 1991~26, 11:2

Violation alleged, FEe v. Lawson, 6:10

aee also: CONTRIBUTIONS, IMPERMISSIBLE

CCNl'RIBU'l'IOOS, LIJlIITS m

Advances from individuals subject to, BOO

Line, 2:6

Aggregating contributions - contained in transfer, AD 1991-12, 8:6

- when candidate changes Congressional

Districts, 800 Line, 8:12

Candidate's unlimited contributions to

campaign

- advances, 800 Line, 2:6 - challenged, White v. U.S.A. and FEC,

11:3

- debt retirement, BOO Line, 4:8

Candidate's spouse, limits applied to

jointly held assets, AD 1991-10, 6:8

Delegate contributions, limits applied to,

800 Line, 12:9

Designated post-election contributions,

limits applied to

- rules explained, 800 Line, 4:7 - signature required, AO 1990-30, 4:6

Exceeded

- FEC v. Friends of schaefer, alleged, 7:8

- FEC v. Speelman, 3:10 - through direction/control over ea~rked

contributions

See: EARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS

- through loan from candidate's mother,

FEC v. webb for Congress Committee, 2:10

see also: CONTRIBUTIONS, IMPERMISSIBLE

Exemptions from

See: EXEMPTIONS

PAC affiliated with two unaffiliated PACs,

limits applied to, AD 1991-13, 7:5

Redesignations/reattributions of excessive

amounts

- of contributions received before

commdttee registered, AD 1991-12, 8:6

- required documentation, revised rules,

1:6; 9:2; 12:2

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C<ln'RIBUl'ICNS, PROHIBITED

corporate/labor §441b prohibition applied

to

- advances

See: ADVANCES TO COMMITI'EES - committee's acceptance of corporate

funds, alleged, FEe v. Friends of

Schaefer, 7:8 - donations of airtime, 10:3 - donations of publications, alleged, F

v. People &Politics, Inc., 12:6 - late reimbUrsement to SSF, alleged, FE

v. NRA political Victory Fund. 3:10

- raffle prize donated by nonmember corp

ration, AD 1991-23, 10:8

Delegate contributions, prohibitions

applied to, 800 Line, 12:9

Exemptions from

See: EXEMPTIONS

Foreign national

See: FOREIGN NATIOOAL

Made in name of another

See: CONTRIBUTIONS IN NAME OF ANOTHER Seealso: CONI'RIBUTIONS, IMPERMISSIBLE

CC»WENl'I(H;, PRESID!Nl'IAL l£I(INM'I1'Xi

Business donations/discounts in connectio

with, 800 Line, 12:12

Delegate selection rules, 800 Line, 12:8

Publicly funded

See: PUBLIC F1JNDING

CCIU'ORATIcm

Affiliation with local licensees, AD

1990-22, 1,9

Airplanes, other transportation awned by

See: TRAVEL/SUBSISTENCE EXPENSES

Communications by

- newsletter distributed outside

restricted class, AO 1991-3, 6:6

- partisan, AD 1991-24, 10:9

- voter-related

See: VOTER COMMUNICATIONS

Contributions by

See: ODNTRIBUT1ONS, PROHIBITED

Conventions, Presidential nominating,

activity related to, 800 Line, 12:12

Expenditures by, application of prohibit

See: EXPE:NDI'IURES

Foreign-national owned, no action on

rulemaking, 8:1

Labor union, obligation to, under twiceyearly provision, AD 1990-25, 2:5

Membership organizations

see: MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATIONS

party building fund, donations to, AO

1991-5, 7:4

Separate segregated funds of

see: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUNDS

Trade associations

See: TRADE ASSOCIATlOOS

vendors, commercial

See: COMMERCIAL VENDORS
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COOR'l' CASES

Dole v. International Association ers,

Inc., 6:9

FECV.

- Augustrne for Congress, 2:7

- Caulder, 12:6

- Dramesi for c~ress Commdttee, 3:10 - Fletcher, Frie s of Isaiah, 4:

- Lawson, 6:10 - Legi-Tech, Inc., 3:11 - Mann for congress committee, 5:

1 - Mid~Arnerica co~seryative PAC, 2 10 - Nahonal Or anlZatlon for Women Inc.,

11:1 - National Republican Senatorial

Conmittee, 6:10 - NRA Political Victory Fund, 3:1 - people & Politics, Inc., 12:6 - political Contributions Data, I c., 2:8;

5:7; 10:11 - porrlist Party (90-229 and 90-7 69),

B:1 - Schaefer, Friends of, 7:8 - Smith, Dennis, for Congress, 5:

- Speelman, 3:10

- Webb for Congress Committee, 2: a

- West Vir iola Re lican State ecutive

Commdttee, 3 :10 - working Names, Inc. (90-1009~ and B7-

2467-GAG), 5:7

v. FEe

- Common Cause, National Republic n Senatorial commdttee, appellant (90 5317),

1:7

- Faucher and Maine Right to Life

Comrndttee, Inc. 5:8 (90-1832); 11:1 (90-

1923) - International Association Mana9~r5,

Inc., 7:8 - JOrdan, 12:6 - Republican Party of Kentucky, 7:B

- Schaefer, 6:11 - Spannaus (91-0681), 6:11 - stern, 2:7

- White, 11:2 Ste~ General Electric Company, 7:6

CREDIT CARDS

Contributions made through, AO 1991-1, 5:4

CREDIT UNIm NATICNAL ASSOC'IATIm, INC.

AD 1991-24, 10:9

r»\SCHLE, SE!N\'lUR 'IBCJlIlI.S A.

AD 1991-8, 6:8

DEBTS

Candidate comrndttees, retirement of - contributions designated for, NJ

1990-30, 4:6 - rules explained, 800 Line, 4:7

Disputed or unpayable, 800 Line, 4':10

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Extensions of credit

See: ADVANCES 1'0 COMMI'ITEE

Liability for, 800 Line, 4:10

Loans

See: LOANS

Reporting

See: REPORTING

Settlement, 800 Line, 4:9

staff advances and salary treated as, 800

Line. 2:6

DELEXJATES, DELEIiATE CCIVIITTEES

Presidential nominating convention, 800

Line, 12:8

DEWITTE & mJCHE FEDElU\L POLITICAL ACTIQi

o::nrrTTEE

AD 1991-1, 5:4

DEXlCRATIC PAR'lY OF GEXlRGIA

AD 1991-15, 8:7

DEPAlmIi:Nr OF LABOR

See: LABOR, DEPARTMENT OF

DEPAR'I!'IENI' OF TBEASURY

See: TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF

DISClAIMER lCl'ICES

Delegate ads, 800 Line, 12:11

FEC and FCC. joint notice on, 10:3

DISCLOSURE

See: REPORTING; SALE/USE RESTRICTION.ON

CONTRIBUTOR INFORMATION

DOLE, ELIZABE'lB

v. International Association

iManagers, Inc., 6:9

DOLE, SENA'IOR RaJERr

Dole for President Committee, audit report

on, 6:11

DRAZmSI FOR CCH:iRESS CCfIIUTl'EE

FEC v. , 3:10

F.l\BJIIl\RKID CCN1'RIBUTICfiS

Direction and control over, by party

committee conduit - Ccmnon Cause v. FEC, National Republican

Senatorial committee, appellant, 1:7

- FEe v. National Republican Senatorial

Committee, 6 :10

ELECTICtiS

Administration of

See: CLEARINGHOUSE

Ballot access dates for 1992, 9:12

Presidential

See: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

primary dates for 1992, 9:12
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Results of 1990 elections, 9:11

Special

See: SPECIAL ELECTIONS

See: COMPLIANCE

E."l'HICS ACrS

Ethics in Government Act of 1978, amendments to honorarium provisions, 9:6

Ethics Reform Act of 1989. FEe honorarium

regulations amended to conform with, 4: 1

EXCESS FUNDS

Candidate committee funds, candidate's

personal use of

- by grandfathered Member, AD 1990-26, 3:7 - regulations on, revised, 6:9, 9:5, 12:2

- reimbursement of contribution to

candidate considered, 800 Line, 4:8

- reimbursement of loan interest to

candidate considered, AD 1991-9, 7:5

Candidate comrrdttee funds transferred to

party committee's nonfederal account,

state law prohibition, AD 1990-27, 3:9

PAC funds, personal use of

- funds commingled with personal funds,

alleged, FEe v. Caulder, 12:6 - residual funds, AD 1991-21, 10:8

EXEMPTICIlS

From contribution/expenditure limits or

prohibitions

- administrative/solicitation expenses

See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUNDS

- business donations/discounts for

Presidential convention, 800 Line, 12:12

- delegate campaign materials, 800 Line,

12:10

- media exemption, FEC conunents on FCC

rules, 10:3

- partisan communications by incorporated

group, AD 1991-24, 10:9 - party building fund, donations to, AO

1991-5, 7:4

- travel/subsistence expenses of individual, 800 Line, 2:6; 11:4

- voter-related activity by corporations

See: VOTER-RELATED ACTIVITY

EXPENDITURES

Allocation qf

See: ALLOCATION

Coordinated party (S441a(d»)

See: PARTY COMMI'ITEES

Corporate/labor prohibition on (S441b),

limited to express advocacy communications - Faucher and Maine Right to Life

Committee, Inc. v. FEC, 5:8 (90 1832)1

11:1 (90-1923)

- FEe v. National Or9ani~ation for Women,

Inc., 11:1

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Corporate payment of SSF's expenses as

alleged violation, Stern v. FEC, 2:7

Delegate expenditures, 800 Line, 12:9

Exemptions from prohibitions on

See: EXEMPTIONS

Independent

See: INDEPENDENT EXPENDI'IURES

Limits, under state public funding law, A

1991-22. 12: 4

Nonfederal account

See: FEDERAL;NONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS

EXPRESS NNOCN::Y aMIlNICATIrns

corporate/labor §441b prohibition limited

to

- Faucher and Maine Right to Life Comm

tee, Inc. v. FEC, 5:8 (90-1832); 11:1

190-19231

- FEC v. National Organization for wome

11:1

Independent expenditures

See: INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

Made by trade association and credit unio

to members, AD 1991-24, 10:9

Disclaimer requirement

See: DISCLAIMER NOTICES

F1WCBER, Sl\NDRA.

and Maine Right to Life Committee,

Inc. v. FEC, 5:8 (90 1832); 11:1 (90 19

FEDERAL <:.UM.INICATIQm CCftlISSlOO"

Common carrier regulations beyond FEC's

jurisdiction, AO 1990-14, 2:4

FEC comments on proposed rules, 10:3

FEDERAL ELECTIOO a:J9IISSIOO

Budget request for FY 1992, 5:3

Comments on rules of other agencies

See: FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF

Legislative recommendations - annual, sent to Congress, 5:3

- for survival of public funding program

5:3

officers elected, 1:7

Public funding shortfall projected by

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

Telephone numbers, new, 9:1

Thomas, Richard Clark, death of, 12:3

FEDERAL GOYERNMENl' CCNl'RAC'IOR

partnership with credit card program, AD

1991-1, 5:4

See also: CONTRIBUTIONS, IMPERMISSIBLE

F'EDElW.o;t«:fWEDERAL AC<XX1NTS

Allocating expenses between

See: ALLOCATION, FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL

Federal account, deposit of funds in

conditions for, AD 1991~5, 7:4

- state tax-checkoff funds, AQ 1991-14,

8:7
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Nonfederal account

- federal expenditures made from, FEe v.

West Vir inia Re lican State ecutive

Committee, 3:10 - impermissible proceeds forwarde~ to, by

fundraising vendor, AD 1991-18, 9:7

Transfers between

See: TRANSFERS

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G1'E OOlU'OllM.'ICtl

AD 1991-19, 9:8

GEMmAL ELECTRIC a:JIPANY

stern v. , 7:6

GEPHMIDI', RICHARD A.

Gephardt for President Committee, audit

report on, 7:9

FIDERAL OFFICEHOLDER

See: HONORARIA G01DI!N RDLE FINANCIAL a:JRllORATIaf

AD 1991-28. 11,4

FEI~, ElMARD D.

AD 1991~16, 8:8

FIDERAL RB;ISTER tCl'ICES

1990-19. 2,10

1991-1 through 1991-2, ·4:2

1991-3 through 1991-7, 6:5

1991-8 through 1991-10, 8:3

1991-11 through 1991-15, 10:12

1991-16 through 1991-21, 12:8

FONDIlAISING

collecting agent, unaffiliated or anization

may not act as, AD 1990-22, 1:9

Credit card programs, AQ 1991-1, :4

Expenses, allocation of

See: ALLOCATIOO, FEDERALjNONFED

Joint, revised rules, 9:2; 12:2

payroll deductions after corporat merger,

AD 1991-19, 9:8

Raffle prize donated to raise fun s for

trade association PAC, AO 1991-2 , 10:8

Sale of assets

See: COMMITrEE ASSETS

Sale of fundraising items, AD 199 -19, 1:8

Solicitations . i

- ban on use of reported contri~tor

information for i

see: SALE/USE RESTRICTION ON i

CONTRIBUTOR INFORMATION i

- by sep~rate segregated funds i

See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND$

- for contributions deposited in ifederal

account, AD 1991-5, 7:4 i

Telemarketing program, AD 1991-18k 9:7

Telephone 900-1ine programs i

see: TELEPHONE SERVICES, 900-LI~

FLFl'CBER, FRIENDS OF ISAIAH

FEe v. • 4:6

FOREIrn Nl\TICHUS

Rulemaking on foreign-national

corporations, no action taken, a

See also: CON'l'RIBtrl'lONS I IMPERMI

FRANKS, <n«;RESSMAN GARY A.

lID 1991-17. 8,9

FtJI.ANI, LENJRA B.

Eligible for matching funds, 12:6

oct

1

SIBLE

8

Ga3S, POR'rER, RE-ELECTIOO '1'EAI'l

AD 1991-31, 12,5

00I/ERNMI'Nr camw:roR

See: FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CONTRAC'IOR

GMNDFA'ltiERID MEJllBERS OF ca«;RESS

Use of excess campaign funds/noncash assets - AD 1990-26, 3,7 - regulations on, revised, 6:9, 9:5, 12:2

See also: EXCESS FUNDS

GUERNSEY, CITIZms FOR SIIElWXID

AQ 1991-10, 6:8

fIEUIIS FOR SENP.TE

lID 1990-30. 4,6

II:YIGLI\NO FOR (XH;RESs CCJlDU'lTEE

lID 1991-9. 7,5

ID«JRARIA

Application of ban to Senate (repeal of

2 U.S.C. §441i), 9:6

Donated to charity, 9:6

Regulations amended, 4:1

Stipends considered honoraria, 9:6

Stipends not considered honoraria - payments for radio appearances, AD

1991-8, 6:8 - payments for teaching, AD 1991-4, 5:6

INDEPEH:Bfr EXPEM>I'I'URES

By delegates, 800 line, 12:10

Twenty-four hour reports on, 3:6; 4:3; 6:2;

8,4, 11,8

IN'l'ERNPt.TI~ ASSOCIATICN JlIANP.GERS, INC.

Dole v. , 6:9

v.~ 7:8

.J().R[lAN, ABSN.aI. F.

v. FEC,' 12:6

JOSEPH E. SEAGRM & S{H;, INC.

lID 1990-29. 4,5

LABOR, DEPAR'l'MI!NI' OF

Dole v. International Association Managers,

Inc., 6:9
FEDERALELECTION COMMISSION

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LABOR ORGI\N!ZATIOOS

Affiliation between local union and two

unaffiliated unions, AD 1991-13, 7:5

Airplanes, other transportation owned by

See: TRAVEL/SUBSISTENCE EXPENSES

Corporation's obligation to, under twiceyearly provisions, AD 1990-25, 2:5

Expenditures by, application of prohibition

to

See: EXPENDITURES

Separate segregated funds of

See: SEPARATE SE:GRE:GATED FUNDS

LARCXXlIE, LYMX:tI

spannaus v. FEe (91-0681), 6:11

INiS<J'I, """" FEe v. 6:10

LEEALEJ<P»lSES

For redistricting challenge, 800 Line, 8:12

Ll!GISLATICB

Budget request for FY 1992, 5:3

Legislative recommendations, 5:3

Repeal of FECA's honorarium provision, 9:6

See also: ETHICS ACTS

LmI-TECEl, INC.

FEe v. 3:11

LITIGFlTICN

See: COURT CASES

Ull\NS

From candidate to campaign - obtained using assets jointly held with

spouse, AD 1991-10, 6:8 - reimbursement of interest to candidate,

NJ 1991-9, 7:5 - repayment of, 800 Line, 4:8

From candidate's mother, excessive, FEC v.

Webb for Congress Committee, 2:10

see also: BANK LOANS

LalBYING

In connection with redistricting, 800 Line,

8:12

Organization, contributions from, Fee v.

NRA Political Victory Fund, 3:10

PAC used for - Stern v. FEC, 2:7

- Stern v. General Electric Company, 7:6

Mel 'I'ELECaIItUlICATICfiS CORPORATI(W

NJ 1991-2, 5:5

MINE RIGHT TO LIFE C(IIU(ITTEE, INC.

Faucher and v. FEC, 5:8 (90-1832);

11:1 (90 19~

PUR C(H;RESS <XWIITTEE

FEC v. __, 5:7

9

Volume 

MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATI<H;

Credit union solicitations and communications, AD 1991-24, 10:9

Membership drive letters, FEC v. Nationa

Organization for Women, Inc., 11:1

Nonmembers solicited for SSF contributio

alleged, Jordan v. FEC, 12:6

See also: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUNDS

Trade association

See: TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

Voter guides distributed by, Faucher and

Maine Right to Life committee, Inc. v.

FEC, 5:8 (90-1832); 11:1 (90-1923) Seealso: CORPORATIONS

JUD-AMERICA CCNSERVATIVE PAC

FEe v. , 2:10

JIlINNESOTA INDEPmDEN!' REPUBLICAN PARTY

ET AL.

Ae 1991-22, 12:4

MULTICANDIMTE COMMITl'EES

Status shared between affiliated conucittees, AO 1991-13, 7:5

MURS (MATTERS TJH)ER RE.VI&i)

See: COMPLIANCE

Nl\TI<H\L ASSOCIATICN OF RETAIL DRlEGISTS

AD 1991-23, 10:8

NATImM.o CLEARItGIOOSE CN ELECTICN

AMlNISTPATIOO

See: CLEARINGHOUSE

NATlCHU. ORGANIZATICN FOR w:JIU!N, INC.

FEC v. , 11:1

Nl\TI(Jo(AL REPUBLICAN S~'IORIAL <nnUTl'EE

FEC v. , 6:10

Motion to intervene, Common Cause v. FEe

190-5317), 1:7

Nl\TICtlIIL RIFLE J\SSOCIATI~ CNRA)

FEe v. NRA political Victory Fund, 3:10

NDi rom: STATE DDIlCRATIC aJIlMITTEE

NJ 1991-18, 9:7

NEW YORK STATE PUBLIC EM.PWYEES FEDERAT

AFIr<:IO

NJ 1991-13

reconsideration of denied, 10:6

- summary, 7:5

~lXIO<I=

Allocation of expenses

see: ALLOCATION, FE:DERAL/NONFEDERAL

Established by federal contractor partne

ship, AD 1991-1, 5:4

Residual funds paid to individual, AD

1991-21, 10:8
Index 1991 FEDERALELECTION COMMISSIOI\j

Statistics on

see: STATISTICS

lOOFEDERAL AClnm'S

See: FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS

NRA

See: NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION

OrmER, PAUL

AO 1991-4, 5:6

PACS

See I NONCONNECTED COMMITTEES; SEPARATE

SEGREGATED FUNDS

P.AR'INERSHIPS

Federal government contractor with PAC

credit card program, AD 1991-1, 5:4

PARTY CCl'ItU'l&l'EES

Allocation of

- federal/nonfederal expenses

See: ALLOCATION, FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL

- voter drive expenses between candidates,

FEe v. West Virginia Republican State

Executive committee, 3:10

Building fund donations, AD 1991-5, 7:4

Candidate committee debts, party support to

help retire, BOO Line, 4:8

conduit for earmarked contributions

See: EARMARKED CONTRIBUTIONS

Conventions

See: CONVENTIONS. PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING

Coordinated expenditures (§441a(d»), 1991

limits

- announcement of, 8:11

- House special elections. 4:5; 6:3, 8:5;

11:8

- Senate special elections, 6:3

Delegate selection rules, 800 line, 12:8

Federal and nonfederal accounts

See: FEDERAL;NONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS

Redistricting activity, 800 Line, 8:12

Statistics on

See: S~TISTICS

Tax-checkoff funds (state) used for federal

activity, AD 1991-14, 8:7

PEHmYL~DEllIX:RATIC S'l!ATE PARTY

aJIIIII1"1'EE

AD 1991-25, 10:9

PmNSYLV1INIA REPUBLICAN STATE PARTY

lXIII!ITl'EE

AD 1991-25. 10,9

PEDPLE & POLITICS, INC.

FEC v. 12:6

10

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POLITICAL ACTIOO' CCI'OUTl'EF.S (PACS)

See: NQNCONNECTED COMMI'ITEES; SEPARATE

SEGREGATED FUNDS

POLITICAL CClfI'RIBUTICNS Mm., INC.

FEe v. , 2:8; 5:71 10:11

POPULIST PAM'Y

FEe v. (90-229 and 90-7169), 8:11

f'RE&'IP'1'IOO OF Sm.TE LAN

FECA preempts state - prohibition on corporate donations to

party building fund, AD 1991-5, 7:4

- public funding and expenditure limits,

AD 1991-22, 12,4

FECA does not preempt state - laws applying to nonfederal use of

committee funds, AD 1991-21, 10:8 - regulation of corporate waste, stern v.

General Electric CO~, 7:6

reporting of party ing fund

donations, AD 1991-5, 7:4

PRESIDEPn'IAL ELIOCTICNS

Campaign finance activity

See: STATISTICS

Nondnating conventions

See: CONVENTIONS, PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATING

Publicly funded

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

PUBLIC FUNDIOO

Audit reports on public funding recipients

See: AUDITS

Convention funding - certified, 8:3 - rulemaking suspended, 5:2

See also: CONVENTIONS, PRESIDENTlAL

NOMINATING

primary matching funds - dates for submissions and certifications, 12:7

- Fulani eligible, 12:6 - guideline for submissions, 10:5

Regulations on, revised

See: REGULA.TIOOS

Shortfall in Presidential Fund

- FEe action to avert, 1:3 - legislation needed, 5:3

- legislative recommendations to resolve,

5,3

- projections for 1992 cycle, 1:1; 10:1

- Treasury regulations on

see: TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF

Spending limits, preliminary, 8:3

State public funding

- for party committees, AD 1991-14, 8:7 - for candidates, AD 1991-22, 12:4

Tax checkoff - focus group research, 3:2

- public information program, 4:2

- publications, 3:3
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

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Travel by candidate receiving, 800 Line,

11 :6

PUBLICATlOOS

B~ochure order form, 4:14

Clearinghouse

See: CLEARINGHOUSE

Combined Federal/state Disclosure

Directory, 5:11

Federal Elections 90 (election results),

9:11

Guideline for Presentation in Good Order

(matching fund requests), 10:5

Tax-checkoff flier, 3:3

RECQ1U)KEEPlr«;

Allocable expenses, petition to amend

rules, 5:1; 12:2

Contributor information provided by vendor - company providing 900-1ine collection

services, AD 1991-26, 11:2

- telemarketing vendor, AD 1991-18, 9:7 - telephone service bureau (900-1ine), AD

1991-20. 10:6

Redesignations/reattributions, revised

rules on documentation, 1:6, 9:2; 12:2

See also: REPORTING

REDISTRIC'I'IfI;

Application of federal campaign laws to,

800 Line, 8:12

REGISTRATICN

See: COMMITI'EE REGISTRATION

RmJIATIOOS {FEe}

Airplanes, use of corporate- and laborowned, petition to amend rules, 9:1

Allocation of federal/nonfederal expenses - effect on state reports, 3:5 - petition to amend rules, 5:1; 12:2

- proposed rules, 12:1

Disclaimer, compatibility with FCC rules,

10:3

Excess campaign funds and noncash assets,

candidate's personal use of - effective date, 12:2

- final rules, 9:5 - proposed rules, 6:9,

Foreign-national owned corporations, no

action taken, 8:1

Honoraria, technical amendments to, 4:1

Joint fundraising - effective date, 12:2 - final rules, 9:2

Public funding, candidate rules - effective date, 12:2

- intrastate telephone calls, 12:3 - final, 9:2 - proposed, 1:6

Public funding, convention rulemaking

suspended, 5:2

11

Volume 

Public funding, matching fund procedures

- effective date, 12:2 - final rules, 8:2

See also: TREASURY, DEPARTMENT OF

Redesignations and reattributions, docume

tation of date received

- effective date, 12:2 - final rules, 9:2

- proposed rules, 1:6

Subsistence expenses defined

- effective date, 12:2 - final rules, 9:2

Voter guide rule, invalid, Faucher and

Maine Right to Life committee, Inc. v.

FEe. 5:8 (90C'832), 11:1 (90 1923)

REPORTING

Allocable expenses

- ballot composition ratio adjustment, A

1991-15, 8:7; AD 1991-25, 10:9

- letter to state officers, 3:5

- pre-1991 expenses, AD 1991-6, 6:6 - regulations on, comments sought, 5:1;

12:1

Cash on hand, beginning, AD 1991-12, 8:6

Contribution's date of receipt - contributions collected by vendor, AD

1991-18, 9:7 - credit card contributions, AD 1991-1,

5:4

Contributions received shortly before

election (48-hour notices), 3:6; 4:3; 6:

8:4; 11:8

Contributor information, use of

See: SALEjUSE RESTRICTION ON CONTRIBU'IO

INFORMATION

Debts

- advances/salaries reported as, 800 Lin

2:6 - failure to report continuously, allege

FEC v. Schaefer, 7:8

- general rules, 800 Line, 4:7

- unpaid vendor fees, AD 1991-18, 9:7

Delegate activity, 800 Line, 12:8

Failure to report/inaccurate disclosure o

information

- FEC v. Augustine for Congress, 2:7

- FEe v. Fletcher, Friends of Isaiah, 4:

- FEC v. Friends of Schaefer, alleged, 7

- FEC v. Mid-American Conservative PAC

(alleged), 2:10

FEC v. Smith, Dennis, for Congress, 5:

- FEC v. webb for Congress Committee, 2:

- FEC v. west Virginia Republican State

Executive Committee, 3:10

Forms

See: REPORTING FORMS

Loans and interest owed to candidate, AD

1991-9, 7:5

Independent expenditures made shortly

before election (24-hour reports), 3:6;

4:3; 6:2; 8:4; 11:8
Index 1991 FEDERAL ELECTIOI\J COMMISSIOI\J

Noncash assets of grandfathered Member, AO

1990-26, 3:7

PAC funds. residual, paid to individual, AD

1991-21, 10,8 '

Partisan communications, AO 1991-24, 10:9

party building fund donations, AO 1991-5,

7,4

Payment of residual PAC funds to

individual, AD 1991-21, 10:8

gecordkeepdnq

See: RECORDKEEPING

Schedules

See: REPORTING SCHEDULES

Special election reporting

see: SPECIAL ELECTIONS

State tax-checkoff funds. AD 1991-14, 8:7

Vendor charges deducted from fundraising

proceeds

- telemarketing program, AD 1991-18, 9:7

- telephone 900-1ine program, AD 1991-20,

10,6

REPORTIRi FORJIIS

Allocation, Schedule HI, 2:3

Debt settlement. new, 2:6

Form 3X, revised, 1:3

RE:POEl'1'm3 SCHEIXJLES

Reports due in 1991, 1:3; 3:5; 7:11

Special election

See: SPECIAL ELECTIONS

REPUBLICAN PARlY OF KEN1UCKY

NJ 1991-14, 8:7

v. FEC, 7:B

SSFS

See: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUNDS

SALE/USE RES'l'RICI'Ioo 00 CCIfl'RIBUTOR

INFOl1M.TICN

Applied to FEe fonms filed under state law,

N) 1991-16, 8,8

commercial use of, defined, FEe v.

political Contributions Data, Inc., 10:11

Constitutionality of, challenged, ~EC v.

Political contributions Data, Inc., 2:8

Media exception, FEC v. Political

Contributions Data, Inc., 2:B; 10:11

Violation alleged

- FEe v. Legi-Tech, Inc., 3:11

- FEe v. Political Contributions Data,

rnc, , 2:B; 5:7; 10:11

- ~v. Working Names, Inc. (90-1009-GAG

and 87-2467 GAG), 5:7

SFAGlWl

AO 1990-29, 4:5

SEPARATE SEXiREG\TED FUNDS (SSFS)

~nistrative/solicitation costs

- corporate waste alleged, stern v.

General Electric Company, 7:6

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- late reimbursement to SSF, alleged, FEC

v. NRA political Victory Fund, 3:10 ---

- "nonpolitical" lobbYing intent, Stern v.

FEC, 2:7

- paid by norunember corporation, AD

1991-23, 10:8

Affiliation between SSF and two

unaffiliated SSFs, AD 1991-13, 7:5

Allocation of expenses

seer ALLOCATION

Federal/nonfederal accounts

See: FEDERAL,INONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS

Newsletter distributed outside restricted

class, AD 1991-3, 6:6

Solicitations

- by collecting agent, An 1990-22, 1:9 - by credit union, AD 1991-24, 10:9

- by payroll deduction, effect of corporate merger on, AD 1991-19, 9:8

- disclaimer in newsletter does not

constitute, AD 1991-3, 6:6 - of local licensees' personnel, AD

1990-22, 1:9 - of nonmembers, alleged, Jordan v. FEe,

12,6

- twice-yearly, corporation's obligation

to union, AO 1990-25, 2:5

- twice-yearly, videotaped, AD 1991-28,

11.4

statistics on

See: STATISTICS

SCHAEFER, J. MICHAEL

FEC v. Friends of , 7:8

v. FEC, 6:11------

SCHROEDER FUND FOR THE fU'l'URE, INC.

Aa 1991-12, 8:6

SMtiH, nmerrs, FOR cc.R;RESS

FEe v. , 5:7

SMIiH, VIRGINIA, CQIIU'l'TEE ro RE-ELECT

AD 1990-26, 3:7

SOLICITATlrnB

See: FUNDRAISING; SEPARATE SEGREGATED

FUNDS

SPANNNJS, EJH\lU) W.

v. FEe 191-06811, 6,11

SPECIAL ELECTIrns

Arizona, 2nd CO, 6:1

Ballot ratio, effect on, AD 1991-25, 10:9

Illinois, 15th CD, 4:3; 7:3 (correction)

Massachusetts, 1st CD, 3:6; 4:5

party expenditure limits for, 4:5; 6:3,

8:5, 6:11; 11:8

Pennsylvania

- Senate seat, 6:1

- 2nd CO, 11:7
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Texas, 3rd CD, 4:3; 5:2

Virginia, 7th CD, 8:4

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

• SPEEU'IAN,

FEe v.

HARRY

, 3:10

(correction)

Volume 

TESTIR; THE WATERS

Transfer of receipts if individual does n

run, AD 1991-12, B:6

TEX/CDl OIL & GAS CDlPANY

AD 1991-3, 6:6

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STAFF OF <IJl!MITTEE

See: COMMITI'EE STAFF

STATE ACCOUNT

see: FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL ACCOUNTS; STATE

LAW

STATE LAW

Directory of disclosure offices, 5:11

Local candidates, support of, under state

law, AQ 1991-6, 6:6; 1991-27, 12:4

Preemption of. by FE~

see: PREEMPTION OF STATE lAW

Prohibition on t~ansfers to state accounts

- from out-of-state federal account, AD

1990-29, 4:5

- of federal campaign's excess funds, AD

1990-27, 3,9

Reports filed under

- letter to state officers, 3:5 - using FEe forms, 1991-16, 8:8

Tax-checkoff funds, distributed to party

committee under, AD 1991-14, 8:7

STATISTICS

House and Senate campaign activitYt 5:8;

9:10; 10:4

PAC activity, 3:7; 6:13; 9:10

party commdttee activity, 5:10; 10:3

Presidential campaign activity, 12:6

STERN, PHILIP M.

v. FEC, 2:7

v. General Electric company, 7:6

SUAREZ CORPOBATICN

AD 1990-19, 1:8

TAX CIIECllOFF

Federal

See: PUBLIC FUNDING'

State tax-checkoff funds, AD 1991-14, 8:7

'l'El.EPfICNE SERVICES, 900-LINE

Company providing collection/screening se~ices, AD 1991-26, 11:2

Disposition of possibly illegal proceeds,

AO 1991-2: 5:5

Long distance provider's services (AT&T),

AD 1990-14, 2:4

Service bureau procedures, AD 1991-20, 10:6

TmNESSEE DEX:lCRATIC PARTY

AD 1991-5, 7:4

TEllMINATICN

See: CDMMITI'EE TERMINATION

13

'lH:W\S, RICHARD CLl\RK

In memoriam, 12:3

TRADE ASSCK:IATICNS

Partisan communications to members, AD

1991-24, 10:9

Raffle prize donated by nonmember

corporation, AO 1991-23, 10:8

See also: CORPORATIONS

TRANSFERS

Ballot ratio adjustments

See: ALLOCATION, FEDERAL/NONFEDERAL

From nonfedera1 account to federal accoun

- of funds mistakenly deposited in

nonfederal account, AO 1990-27, 3:9

- to return funds originally transferred

by federal account, AD 1990-29, 4:5

To candidate committees, from affiliated

- candidate committee, for debt retirement, BOO Line, 4:B - multipurpose committee (former testing

the~aters committee), AD 1991-12, 8:6

TRAVEL/SUBSIS'l'EH::E EXPm5F.S

Airplanes, other transportation owned by

corporation or union, use of

- by campaign staff, BOO Line, 11:5 - petition to amend rules on, 9:1

Allocation of campaign/noncampaign travel

800 Line, 11:5

Excluded from definition of honorarium, 9

Government conveyance, campaign use of, 8

Line, 11:6

Paid by committee staff/other individuals

800 Line, 2:6; 11:4

Subsistence expenses defined, revised

rules, 9:2; 12:2

'I'l1EASURY; DEPARl.t'iI!NT OF

Regulations on potential shortfall in

Presidential Fund - FEC comments on, 3:1

- FEe rulemaking to comport with, 8:2 - final rules, 7:1

- proposed rules, 1:3; 3:1

See also: PUBLIC FUNDING

USUlU. MiD NJRMAL CHARGE

For sale of committee assets

- computer, AO 1990-26, 3:7 - for debt retirement, BOO Line, 4:7

For fundraising items sold to and

repurchased from committee, AD 1990-19,

1:8
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Far fundraising services (900-line), AD

1990-14, 2:4, AD 1991-20, 10,6, AD

1991-26, 11:2

VEmOllS, C'a'IMERCIAL

See: COMMERCIAL VENOORS

VERSATEL CDRPOBATICIl

AD 1991-26, 11:2

VOTER CCflIMUNICATICES

Corporate-sponsored

- video tape containing voter message, AD

1991-17, 8:9 - voter guide, Faucher and Maine Right to

Life Commdttee, Inc. v. FEC, 5:8 (90

18321: 11:1 190 19231 - voter guide, FEe v. People & Politics,

Inc., 12:6

Voter drives

- generic, allocation of expenses

See: ALI.OCA.TIONI FEDERAL,/NONFEDERAL

- onbehalf of specific candidates, failure to allocate, FEe v, West Virginia

Republican State Executive COmmdttee,

3:10

WEBB FOR ca«;aESS calMITl'EE

FEe v. 2:10

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WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE EXE01I'IVE

Cll'IIIlTI'EE

FEe v. , 3:10

WHITE, WILLIAJlI D.

v. U.S.A. and FEC, 11:2

WISCCHJIN au!DIT UNIOO LEAGUE

AQ 1991-24, 10:9

MOJ;UaM;~. INC.

FEe v. (90-1009-GAG and 87-2467--GAG).

5:7

800 LINE ARTICLFS

Allocation by ballot ratio, 2:1

Debt retirement by candidate committees,

4:7

National nominating conventions - business donations and discounts, 12:12

- delegate selection rules. 12:8

PACs' allocation of federaljnonfederal

expenses, 6:1

Redistricting activity, 8:12

staff advances and salaries, 2:6

Travel, 11: 4

900-LINE TELEI'IICIiE SERVICES

See: TELEPHONE SERVICES, 900-LINE
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