1325 K Street NW Washington DC 20463 Volum

-To AO 1983-17, 10:3

-To AO 1983-29, 12:3

-To AO 1983-31,12:4

Summary of Advisory Opinions

-1982-50: Status of breakfast and lu

club as a political committee, 1:3

-1982-57: Funds raised to defray transi

activities, 2:2

-1982-58: Independent magazine's pub

tion of solicitation for membership 

ganization PAC, 4:4

-1982-60: Services provided by Cong

sional fellow to Congressman's leg

tive staff, 3:3

-1982-61: Association's solicitation p

disposition of corporate donations 

for administering PAC, 3:4

-1982 -62: Eligibility of Presidential ca

date for general election public fun

prior to general election, 3:4

-1982-63: Check-off system used by 

partnership to solicit PAC contributi

3:5

-1982-64: Campaign's assumption of 

didate's outstanding personal loan, 

-1982-65: PAC information provide

corporation's annual report, 3:5

-1982-66: Merchandising program to 

mote fictitious 1984 Presidential ca

date, 3:6

-1983-1: Portion of Congressman's 

paid by his campaign committee, 7:2

-1983-2: Computer services sold by c

paign to retire debt, 4:5

-1983-3: Affiliation of utility compa

state and federal PACs; transfer 

funds between them, 4:5

-1983-4: PAC funds used for lobbying 

penses of parent union, 4:5

-1983-5: Campaign funds used to rew

regular contributors, 5:4

-1983-6: Settlement of disputed corpo

bill, 5:4

-1983-8: Building fund for national p

committee, 6:4

-1983-9: Candidate's eligibility for prim

matching funds, 6:4

INDEX 1983

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES

Corporate donations used to administer trade

association PAC, AO 1982-61, 3:4

Corporate sponsor's support for joint venture

PAC, AO 1983-19, 10:5

Donations to party committee's building fund

used for, not exempt, AO 1983-8, 6:4

Incurred by publicly funded Presidential campaigns, limited exemption for, 3:2; 9:4

Incurred by state and local party organizations

for conventions and caucuses to select delegates to national nominating conventions,

12:6

Membership association's sponsorship of PAC

contributor reception as, AO 1983-24, 11:5

Partnership's support for its nonconnected PAC,

6:10

Reimbursement of PAC's expenses, by parent

corporation, AO 1983-22, 11:4

ADVISORY OPINIONS

Alternate disposition of Advisory Opinion Requests

-AOR 1982-53, 2:2

-AOR 1982-59,2:2

-AOR 1983-7, 6:4

-AOR 1983-33, 12:2

Concurring opinions

-To AO 1982-63, 3:5

-To AO 1983-l0, 7:2

-To AO 1983-11, 7:2

-To AO 1983-13, 11:3

-To AO 1983-26, 12:2

-To AO 1983-30, 12:3

Dissenting opinions

-To AO 1982-50, 2:3

-To AO 1982-63, 3:5

-To AO 1983-13, 11:3

This index covers the twelve monthly issues of

Volume 9 of the Record published in 1983. Citations are expressed as follows: "5:3." 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, H5:3" means the article is in

Record Number 5 (May), on page 3.

1983
The Record is published by the Federal Election Commission, 1325 K Street, N.W., Washington,

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ASKEW, REUBIN

Primary matching fund eligibility certified, 7:

ANDERSON, JOHN

Matching funds certified to 1980 primary cam

paign, 11:5

Requester, AO 1982-62, 3:4

AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL

ENGINEERS (ASME)

Requester, AO 1982-60, 3:3

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MUSICIANS, THE

(AFM)

Requester, AO 1983-4, 4:5

SALA BURTON FOR CONGRESS COMMITTEE

Requester, AO 1983-16

BALLOT FEES

Paid by individuals to party organizations 

qualify as delegates, exempt, 12:6

Senate candidate's challenge to party rule pr

venting primary ballot access, Alwin 

Hopfman v. FEC, 4:7

AUDITS

Of publicly funded Presidential general electio

candidates, clarified in revised regulation

9:4

Of publicly funded Presidential primary can

dates, clarified in revised regulations, 3:3

Released to the public, 9:6

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR RESPIRATORY

THBRAPY,THE

Requester, AO 1983-24, 11:5

ASSOCIATION OF TRIAL LAWYERS, THE

(ATLA)

Requester, AO 1982-61, 3:4

CALIFORNIA SAVINGS

AND LOAN LEAGUE, THE

Requester, AO 1983-28, 12:3

CANDIDATE

Allegations filed by, against primary opponent

Congressman Charles E. Rose v. FEC, 8:9

Campaign debts retired through

-Disposal of campaign property, 1:4

-Sale of computer services, AO 1982-2, 4

Campaign funds used to reward contributor

AO 1983-5, 5:4

-1983-10: Spending limit for unauthorized

committee on behalf of publicly funded

Presidential nominee, 7:2

-1983-11: Spending limit for unauthorized

committee on behalf of publicly funded

Presidential nominee, 7:2

-1983-12: Multicandidate com mittee's expenditures for constituent congratulations program, 8:6

-1983-13: PAC contributions by testamentary bequest, 11:3

-1983-14: Candidate committee's disposal

of excess campaign funds, 8:6

-1983-15: State funds deposited in state

party's account, 8:7

-1983-16: Party expenditures in general

and runoff elections, 9:2

-1983-17: Payroll deduction plan for employee stockholders, 10:3

-1983-18: Contributions earmarked

through trade association PAC to other

trade association PACs, 10:4

-1983-19: PAC established by joint venture

corporation, 10:5

-1983-20: Independent expenditures to oppose publicly funded Presidential nominee, 10:5

-1983 -21: Trust fund established by Congressman for legal fees arising from

non-FECA proceedings, 11:4

-1983-22: Reimbursement of PAC's administrative expenses by parent corporation,

11:4

-1983-23: Reception facility and events

sponsored by corporation at Presidential

nominating conventions, 11:4

-1983-24: Sponsorship of reception for

contributors to PAC, 11:5

-1983-26: Volunteer services provided by

singer, 12:2

-1983-27: Excess campaign funds donated

to nonprofit corporation, 12:2

-1983-28: Proposed disaffiliation between

affiliated PACs, 12:3

-1983-29: Funds used by city to finance

Presidential nominating convention, 12:3

-1983-30: Legal fund to challenge state

constitution provision, 12:3

-1983-31: PAC established by subsidiaries

of corporation owned by foreign corporation, 12:4

1983

AMAX, INC.

Requester, AO 1983-19, 10:5
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

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Campaign's violation of contribution and reporting requirements, FEC v. Nick Mastorelli

Campaign Fund, 5:7

Coordinated party spending for, explained, 5:5

Draft committees organized to promote Presidential candidacy of Democratic Senator,

MUR 1038,7:3

Loan obtained by, for personal living expenses,

AO 1982-64, 7:2

Presidential

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

Regulations on

- Disclaimer notices for political ads and

solicitations on behalf of candidates, 4:3;

6:1

- Partisan/nonpartisan appearances/debates

by candidates, before corporate/labor

personnel, 4:2-3; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

-Use of property in which spouse has an

interest, 6:3; 8:5

Rent of, paid by campaign committee, AO

1983-1,7:2

Reporting schedule for authorized com mitteefs)

of, during nonelection year, 1:1

Senate candidate's challenge to party rule preventing primary ballot access, Alwin E.

Ho~fman v. FEC, 4:7 .

Spealng appearances/solicitstions .for, sponsored by speakers club, AO 1982-50, 1:3

Transfer of excess campaign funds to party and

nonparty committees, AO 1983-14, 8:6

Transition expenses of, funds to defray, 2:2

1984 Congressional primary dates available, 9:1

See also: EXCESS CAMPAIGN FUNDS; LEGAL

DEFENSE FUND; PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTIONS; PRIMARY ELECTIONS;

STATISTICS

CHARTS

Statistics

-Campaign receipts of Congressional candidates, 6:8

-Communieation costs reported by incorporated membership organizations and

labor unions, 10:7

-Independent spending for 1982 Congressional races, 5:5; 12:8-9

-PAC activity, 1/1/81-10/13/82, 2:6; 1/1/81-

12/31/82, 6:6-7

-PAC growth in 1982, 3:7

Status of pending regulations, 5:2; 6:2; 7:7; 8:5;

9:5; 10:2; 11:2; 12:7

CITIZENS FOR LAROUCHE

v. FEC, 3:6

FEC v. , 4:7

CLEARINGHOUSE

Advisory panel meeting, 4:5

COMMISSIONERS

See: FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

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COMMON CAUSE

v, FEC, 5:7; 8:8 -----...;;..;;;.,;;;..;..

COMMON CAUSE v. HARRISON SCHMITT

(FEC INTHRVENOR); FEC v; AMERICANS FOR

CHANGE

FEC v. , 8:9

COMMUNICATlONS/ADVERTISING

Communication costs reported by incorporated

membership organizations and labor unions,

1981-82, 10:6

Constituent congratulations program sponsored

by PAC, AO 1983-12, 8:6

Failure to include adequate disclaimer on newspaper ad alleged, FEC v. Harvey Furgatch,

5:7

Labor union's failure to report costs of communication to members, MURs 1439/1442

2:4

Magazine's publieation of solicitation for membership organization PAC, prohibited, AO

1982-58, 4:4

Merchandising program to promote fictitious

Presidential candidate, AO 1982-66, 3:6

PAC information inserted in corooration's annual report, AO 1982-65, 3:5 -

Regulations on

-Disclaimer notices required for political

ads and solicitations, 4:3; 6:1

-Nonpartisan/partisan communications by

corporations and labor organizations,

4:1; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

-Solicitations for PACs, 4:3; 6:2; 10:1; 12:1

See also: PARTISAN COMMUNICATIONS

COMPUANCE

Audits of publicly funded Presidential primary

candidates, regulations on, 3:3

FEe conciliation agreements violated

- FEC v. Citizens for LaRouehe, 4:7

FEC determinations in administrative complaints challenged

-Bopfrnan, Alwin E. v. FEC, 4:7

-Orloski v. FEC, 3:6

FEC investigations of administrative complaints challenged

-Common Cause v. FEe, 5:7; 8:8

-Congressrnan Charles E. Rose v. FEC, 8:9

FEC MUR Index available, 7:6

General election public funding program

-Compliance fund for publicly funded Presidential nominee, exempt from spending

umit, 9:3

-Compliance requirements, 9:3-6

- FEC audit authority, 9:4

-Repayment of public funds, 9:5

Placing closed compliance cases on the public

record, 9:7
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Primary matching fund program

-Compliance disbursements by primary

matching fund recipients, exempt from

spendIng limit, 3:2

-Compliance manual on, available, 4:7

-Presidential primary candidates' challenges to FEC determinations re: repayment of primary matching funds:

Carter/Mondale Presidential Committee,

Inc. v. FEC, 8:8; Citizens for LaRouche

v. FEC, 3:6; Reagan for President Committee v. FEC, 8:10

-Revised regulations sent to Congress, 3:1;

prescribed, 5:1

-Submission and certification procedures

approved, 4:6

Summaries of enforcement cases

-MUR 1038: draft committees in Presidential elections, 7:3

-MURs 1439/1442: labor union's failure to

report internal communication costs, 2:4

Testimony on compliance exemption for publicly funded Presidential primary campaigns, 1:3

See also: AUDITS; PUBLIC FUNDING; REG ULATIONS

CONFERENCES

Clearinghouse Advisory Panel, 4:5

FEC regional conference series, 9:7; 11:7

CONGRESS

CamRaign Guide for Congressional Candidates,

2:1

FEC testimony before, 5:8

Fellowship program, AO 1982 -60, 3:3

Regulations submitted to

See: REGULATIONS

CONGRESSIONAL BOOSTERS fOR

DON CLAUSEN, THE

Requester, AO 1983-14, 8:6

CONTRmUTIONS

Administrative expenses of PAC, exempt as,

AO 1983-24, 11:5

By partnerships, 6:9

By persons, to select delegates to national

nominating conventions, 11:4-6

Campaign's receipt of excessive and corporate

contributions, FEC v. Nick Mastorelli Campaign Fund, 5:7

Candidate's use of property in which spouse has

an interest, exempt as, 6:3

Congressional fellowship program sponsored by

nonprofit professional society, exempt, AO

1982-60,3:3

Corporate partnership's challenge to §441a(b),

Satellite Business Systems v. FEC, 5:6

Corporation's partial repayment of disputed bill

to party organization, exempt as, AO 1983-6,

5:4

4

Volu

Donations to building fund of national 

committee, exempt, AO 1983-8, 6:4

Donations to city's fund for financing P

dential nominating convention, exempt

1983-29, 12:3

Donations to draft committees promoting 

Presidential candidacy of U.S. Senator

empt, MUR 1038, 7:3

Earmarked through trade association PA

other trade association PACs, AO 198

10:4

In-kind

-Candidate appearances sponsored 

speakers club as, AO 1982-50, 1:3

-Constituent congratulations pro

sponsored by unauthorized committe

AO 1983-12, 8:6

Legal defense fund exempt as, AO 198

11:4; AO 1983-30, 12:3

Limitations on

-Contributlons to draft committees a

in 1980 Presidential primary elec

MUR 1038, 7:3

-Contributions to special general ele

and runoff election, AO 1983-16, 9:

-Funds raised by officeholder for tran

expenses before swearing in, AD 

57,2:2

-Transfers from utility company's 

PAC to its federal PAC, exempt 

AO 1983-3, 4:5 

-Transfers of candidate's excess cam

funds to nonparty committees, AO 

14, 8:6

Matchability of, for primary matching fund

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

Proceeds from sale of campaign assets 

property as

-AO 1983-2,4:5

-800 LINE, 1:3

Proceeds of fundraising events as, AO 198

1:3

Prohibited

-Advance payments by trade associati

behalf of its PAC, FEC v. National 

Assoc. of America, 6:1

-Corporate donatIons to citizen's 

promoting federal candidate, Orlo

FEC, 3:6

-Excessive in-kind contributions to c

date's general election campaign all

Congressman Charles E. Rose v. 

8:9

Solicitations of

-By independentmagaztne for membe

organization PAC, prohibited, AO 

58, 4:4

-By law partnership, to its PAC, AO 

63,3:5 

-By membership organization, AO 198

3:4

-By speakers club, AO 1982-50, 1:3
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CRANSTON, SENATOR ALAN

Primary matching fund eligibility certified, 

DEBTS

Campaign's assumption of candidate's outsta

ing personal loan, AO 1982-64, 7:2

Liquidated through

-Disposal of campaign property and ass

1:4

-Sale of computer services, AO 1983-2,

Settlement of disputed bill by corporation 

county party organization, AO 1983-6, 5:4

See also: LOANS

CURRY, JUDGE CHARLES E.

Requester, AO 1983-9, 6:4

-Arnerleans for Change, 8:9

-Citizens for LaRouche, 4:7

- Dominelli, J. David, 5:8

-Furgatch, Harvey, 5:7

- National Rifle Assoc. of America, 6:11

- National Right to Work Committee, 

II :6

-NCPAC and FCM, 8:9

- Nick Mastorelli Campaign Fund, 5:7

v. FEe

-Carter/Mondale Presidential Commit

Ine., 8:8

-CiTIZens for LaRouche, 3:6

-Common Cause, 5:7; 8:8

-Common Cause v. Harrison Schmitt (F

Intervenor~ FEe v. Americans 

Change, 8:

-Congressman Charles E. Rose, 8:9

- Democratic Party of the U.S. v. NCP

and FEC, 8:9

- Hopfman, Alwin E., 4:7

-International Association of Machin

and Aerospace Workers, 1:6

-Kennedy for President Committee 

Edward Kennedy, 7:7

-Orloski, 3:6

-Reagan for President Committee, 8:l0

-Satellite Business Systems, 5:6

-Pertisan/nonpartisan eornrnunicatlons 

4:1; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

Reimbursement of PACTs administrative 

penses by parent, AO 1983-23, 11:4

Transfer of funds from utility company's st

PAC to its federal PAC, AD 1983-3, 4:5

See also: FOREIGN CORPORATION; PA

NERSHIP; SEPARATE SEGREGAT

FUND; TRADE ASSOCIATION

COUGHLIN, CONGRESSMAN LAWRENCE

Requester, AO 1983-1,7:2

COURT CASES

FEC v,

5

COOPERATIVE

Regulations governing partisan/nonpartisan

communications by, 4:1; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

-Constitutional challenge to corporate solicitations, overruled by Supreme Court,

International Assoe. of Maehinists and

Aerospaee Workers v. FEC, 1:6

-Nonstock corporation's challenge to definition of solicitable members, overruled

by Supreme Court, FEe v. National

Right to Work Committee, 2:3

State tax check-off funds as contributions to

state party committees, AO 1983-15,8:7

Testamentary bequest as, AO 1983-13, 11:3

Testing-the-waters donations as matchable

contributions for primary matching funds, 3:3

See also: FUNDRAISING; STATISTICS

CONVENTION

Convention funding certified to major parties,

8:8

Financing convention delegates, 12:1

Fund used by city to finance Presidential nominating convention, AO 1983-29, 12:3

Reception sponsored by corporation in conjunction with, AO 1983-23, 11:4

Regulations governing public funding of Presidential nominating conventions, technical

amendments prescribed, 9:1

CORPORATION

Constitutional challenge to corporate solicitations, overruled by Supreme Court, International Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospace

Workers v. FEe, 1;6

Contributions earmarked by corporate officers

through trade association PAC to other trade

association PACs, AO 1983-18, 10:4

Corporate partnership's challenge to §441b(a),

Satellite Business Systems v. FEC, 5:6

Excess campaign funds donated to nonprofit

corporation, AD 1983-27, 12:2

Hotel's settlement of disputed bill with party

organization, AD 1983-6, 5:4

Magazine's publication of solicitation for membership organization PAC, prohibited, AO

1982-58, 4:4

Nonstock corporation's challenge to definition

of "members," overruled by Supreme Court,

FEC v. National Right to Work Committee,

2:3; 1l:6

PAC information provided in annual report of,

AO 1982-65, 3:5

Payroll deduction plan for employee stockholders, AO 1983-17,10:3

Reception facility and events sponsored by, at

Presidential nominating conventions, AO

1983-24, 11:4

Regulations governing

-Fundraising on behalf of separate segregated fund, 8:2; 10:1; 12:1

1983
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Volume 

EXCESS CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Campaign assets and property treated as, 1:4

Disposition of

-AO 1982-57, 2:2

-AO 1983-14, 8:6

-AD 1983-27J 12:2

EXECUTIVE AND ADMINISTRATIVE

PERSONNEL

Constitutional challenge to corporate solicit

tions of, overruled by Supreme Court, Inte

national Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospa

Workers v. FEe, 1:6

Partisan communications of corporations a

labor organizations directed to, regulatio

revised, 4:1-2; 8:2; 10:1; 12:1

See also: CORPORATIONS; FUNDRAISING

EXPENDITURES

Advance payments by trade association on b

half of its PAC, prohibited, FEC v. Nation

Rifle Assoc. of America, 6:11

Campaign funds used to reward regular cont

butors as, AO 1983-5, 5:4

Constituent congratulations program sponsor

by unauthorized committee as, AO 1983-1

8:6

Coord inated party (§441a(d))

- Limits explained, 5:5

-Limits for special elections, 7:1; 11:1

-Single limit applies for special gener

election and runoff election, AO 19B

16, 9:2

Draft committees' spending to promote 19

Presidential candidacy of U.S. Senator, e

empt, MUR 1038,7:3

Events sponsored by speakers club as, AO 198

50, 1:3

In connection with selection of delegates 

national nominatirg' conventions, 12:1

Legal defense fund exempt as, AO 1983-2

11:4; AO 1983-30J 12:3

Lobbying expenses of union official, exemp

AO 1983-4, 4:5

Merchandising program to promote fictitio

Presidential candidate, exempt, AO 1982-6

3:6

Personal funds of candidate exempt as, A

1982-64, 7:2

Rent for storage of Congressman's campaig

materials, as, AO 1983-1, 7:2

Spending limits for publicly funded Presidenti

candidates

-In general election campaigns, 9:3; 11:1

-In primary campaigns, 3:1; 5:1

Spending limits for unauthorized committe

spending on behalf of publicly funded Pres

dential nominees

-AOs 1983-10 and 1983-11,7:2

-Common Cause v. Harrison Schmitt (FE

Intervenor); FEC v. Americans fo

ChangeJ 8:9

6

Defendant), 8:9

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF THE U.S.

v. NCPAC and FEC (Intervening

DELEGATES

Financing selection of, to national nominating

conventions, 12:1

DISCLOSURE OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE

INFORMATION

FEC information services, 2:7

Placing closed MURs on the public record, 9:7

Presidential reporting form, revised, 3:1

See also: INFORMATION AIDS; REPORTS;

STATISTICS

DOMINELIJ, J. DAVID

FEC v. ,5:8

EMPLOYEES

Constitutional challenge to corporate solicitations of administrative and executive personnel, overruled by Supreme Court, International Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospace Workers v. FEC, 1:6

Corporate PAC's payroll deduction plan for

stockholder employees, AO 1983-17, 10:3

Law partnership's solicitation of corporate

partners' employees, AD 1982-63, 3:5

Regulations governing soliciation of, revised,

8:2; 10:1; 12:1

See also: CORPORATIONS; FUNDRAISING;

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS

DISBURSEMENTS

Compliance and fundraising costs of publicly

funded Presidential campaigns as, 3:2; 9:4

For testing-the-waters, as expenditures by publicly funded Presidential primary candidate,

3:2

Lobbying expenses funded by union PAC as, AO

1983-4,4:5

Political broadcasting time paid with candidate's personal check, prohibited, Congressman Charles E. Rose v. FEC, 8:9

Spending by draft committees as, MUR 1038,

7:3

See also: ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES; EXPENDITURES; LEGAL DEFENSE

FUND

ENFORCEMENT

See: COMPLIANCE

EMERY, DAVID F.

Requester, AD 1983-2, 4:5
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- Democratic Party of the U.S. v. NCP AC

and FEC, 8:9

-FEC v. NCPAC and FCM, 8:9

Testing-the-waters disbursements, as allocable

expenditures for primary matching fund recipients, 3:2

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Budget testimony for FY 1984, 5:8

Information services provided by, 2:7

New officers elected, 1:1

New staff director appointed, 8:1

Public funding certifications

-Eligibility of Presidential candidates for

primary matching funds, 6:4; 7:3; 10:6;

1l:5

-Grants for major party Presidential nominating conventions, 8:8

Regula tions prescribed

-Joint fundraislng, collecting agents,

transfers of funds, 9:6

-Notices for political ads and solicitations,

6:1

-Presidential nominating conventions, public funding of, 9:1

-Primary matching fund program, 5:1

-Proeedures for, 9:6

Staff director resigns; search for replacement

begins, 5:1

FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES

1982-9 and 1982-10, 1:4

1983-1 and 1983-2, 2:5

1983-3 and 1983-4, 3:6

1983-5 and 1983-6, 4:4

1983 -7 through 1983-9, 5:3

1983-10 through 1983-15,6:5

1983-16,7:8

1983-17 through 1983-20, 8: 10

1983-21, 9:2

1983-22 through 1983-25, 10:8

1983-26, 11:2

1983-27 through 1983-29, 12:9

RONNIE G. FIJPPO COMMITTEE, THE

Requester, AO 1983-5, 5:4

FLORIDA BREAKFAST AND LUNCH BUNCH

Requester, AO 1982-50, 1:3

FOREIGN CORPORATIONS

PAC established by joint venture partially owned by foreign corporation, AO 1983-19, 10:5

PAC established by subsidiaries of corpora tion .

owned by foreign corporation, AO 1983-31,

12:4

FUND FOR A CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY (FCM)

FEC v. NCPAC and , 8:9

Requester, AO 1983-iI, 7:2

7

Volume 

FUNDRAISING

By officeholder, to defray transition expens

before swearing in, AO 1982-57, 2:2

By PAC of joint venture corporation, A

1983-19, 10:5

Constitutional challenge to corporate solici

tions, overruled by Supreme Court, Intern

tional Assoc. of Machinists and Aerospa

Workers v. FEC, 1:6

Fundraising proceeds as matchable contrib

tions for primary matching funds, 3:2-3

Nonstock corporation's challenge to definiti

of solieitable "members," overruled by S

preme Court, National Right to Work Co

mittee v. FEC, 2:3; 11:6

PAC information inserted in corporation's a

nual report (not a solicitation), AO 1982-6

3:5

Regulations governing

-Dlsclaimer notices required for solici

tions to the general public, PAC solici

tions, 4:3; 6:1

- Fundraising by corporate and labor sep

rate segregated funds, 8:2; 10:1; 12:1

-Joint fundraising, collecting agen

transfers of funds, 8:1; 9:6

-Trade association solicitation authoriz

tions, proposed changes announced, 1

12:6

Solicitation published by magazine for memb

ship organization PAC, prohibited, AO 198

58, 4:4

Through check-off plan

-AO 1982-63, 3:5

-AO 1983-17,10:3

Through dues payment/political contributi

plan, AO 1982-61, 3:4

Through political fundraising events, AO 198

50, 1:3

Through sale of campaign assets and property

-AO 1983-2, 4:5

-800 LINE, 1:3

See also: STATISTICS

FURGATCH,HARVEY

FEC v. ,5:7

GLENN, SENATOR JOHN

Primary matching fund eligibility certifie

11:5

HART, SENATOR GARY

Primary matching fund eligibility certifie

10:6

HEIN, RONALD R.

Requester, AO 1982-64,7:2

HONORARIUM

Amendments to provisions governing accep

ance of, by federal officeholders and emplo

ees, 10:7; 12:7
1983 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

HOPFMAN, ALWIN E.

v. FEC, 4:7

IDAHO POWER COMPANY, THE

Requester, AO 1983-17, 10:3

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

By unauthorized committee for candidate if

both have used singer's volunteer services,

AO 1983-26, 12:2

Failure to report spending against 1980 Presidential nominee, alleged

-FEC v. J. David Dominelli, 5:8

-FEC v. Harvey Furgatch, 5:7

Limits on unauthorized committees' spending on

behalf of publicly funded Presidential nominee, AO's 1983-10 and 1983-11, 7:2; Common

Cause v. FEC, 5:7, 8:8; FEC v. NCPAC and

FCM, 8:9; Democratic Party of the U.S. v.

NCPAC and FEC (Intervening Defendant),

8:9; Common Cause v. Harrison Schmitt (FEC

Intervenor)/FEC v. Americans for Change,

8:9

Statistics on, for 1982 Congressional races, 5:4;

12:8-9

To oppose publicly funded Presidential nominee,

AO 1983-20, 10:5

INDIVIDUAIS

Congressional fellow sponsored by nonprofit

professional society, AO 1982-60, 3:3

Lobbying expenses of union official funded by

union's PAC, AO 1983-4, 4:5

Principal sponsor of speakers club/political

committee, AO 1982-50, 1:3

See also: CANDIDATE

INFORMATION AIDS

Annual Report 1982, available, 7:6

Brochure series on election law published, 2:1

Campaign Guide for Congressional Candidates,

reissued, 2:1

Campaign Guide for Nonconnected Committees

published, 11:1

Closed compliance cases (MURs)

-FEC MUR Index available, 7:6

- Procedures for placing closed MURs on

the public record, 9:7

Compliance manual for primary matching fund

recipients, 4:7

Educational outreach efforts, 1:5

Election Results for the U.S. Senate and the

U.S. lIouse of Representatives, published,

10:8

FEC information services, 2:7

FEC Record available on microfilm, 2:1

FEC regional conference series, 9:7; 11:7

1984 Congressional and Presidential primary

dates available, 9:1

See also: PUBLICATIONS; STATISTICS

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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF

MACHINISTS AND AEROSPACE WORKERS

v. FEC, 1:6

JOYNER, DR. CONRAD

Requester, AO 1983-30, 12:3

KENNEDY FOR PRESIDENT COMMfITEE

AND EDWARD KENNEDY

v. FEC, 7:7

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS

Communication costs reported by, 1981

10:6

Regulations governing

-Diselairner notice required for solic

tions/communications, 4:3; 6:1

-Fundraising on behalf of separate seg

gated fund, 8:2; 10:1; 12:1

-Nonpartiaan/partisan communications 

4:1; 6:2; 8:1, 10:1; 12:1

Testamentary bequest as contribution to 

tional union's PAC, AO 1983-13, 11:3

Union PAC funds used for union's lobbying 

penses, AO 1983-4, 4:5

Union's failure to report costs of political c

munication to members, MURs 1439/14

2:4

LAW IN THE COURTS

See: COURT CASES

LEGAL AND ACCOUNTING SERVICES

Provided by partnerships, 6:11

Provided to publicly funded Presidential gen

election campaign, 9:4

LEGAL DEFENSE FUND

AO 1983-21, 11:4

AO 1983-30, 12:3

LEGISLATION

FEC testimony on FY 1984 budget, 5:8

Honorarium provision (2 U.S.C. §44li(b)) ame

ed, 10:7; 12:7

LOANS

Campaign loans requmng spouse's signat

exempt as contributions under revised reg

tions, 6:3; 8:5

Campaign's assumption of candidate's outsta

ing personal loan, AO 1982-64, 7:2

Partnership's loan to its nonconnected P

6:10

Primary matching fund eligibility for candid

with outstanding personal loan for testing 

waters, AO 1983-9, 6:4

LOBBYING EXPENSES

Union PAC funds used for parent organizati

lobbying expenses, AO 1983-4, 4:5
FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

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LTV CORPORATION, THE

Requester, AO 1983-23, 11:4

BUDDY MACKAY FOR CONGRESS

COMMITTEE, THE

Requester, AD 1982-57, 2:2

MANA'IT, PHELPS, ROTHENBERG &:TUNNEY

Requester, AD 1982-63, 3:5

NICK MASTORELLI CAMPAIGN FUND

FEC v. ,5:7

McDANIELS, CAPT. EUGENE B.

Requester, AD 1983-27, 12:2

MEMBERSIDP ORGANIZATION

Combined dues payment/political contribution

plan of, AD 1982-61, 3:4

Communication costs reported by, 1981-82,

10:6

Congressional fellowship program sponsored by,

AD 1982-60, 3:3

Constitutional challenge of, to definition of

solicitable "members," overruled by Supreme

Court, National Right to Work Committee v.

FEC, 2:3; 11:6 "

Magazine's publication of solicitation "for PAC

of, prohibited, AD 1982-58, 4:4

PAC solicitations, regulations governing revised, 3:4; 6:1; 10:1; 12:1

Regulations governing partisan/nonpartisan

communications by, 4:1; 6:2; 10:1; 12:1

MONDALE, WALTER F.

Primary matching fund eligibility certified, 6:4

NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE POLmCAL

ACTION COMMITTEE, THE (NCPAC)

FEC v. and FCM, 8:9

Requester, AD 1983-10, 7:2; AD 1983-12, 8:6;

AD 1983-20, 10:5

NATIONALMAmTIME UNION POLmCALAND

LEGISLATIVE ORGANIZATION WATCH

(PLOW)

Requester, AD 1983-13, 11:3

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL COMMrITEE, THE (NRSC)

Requester, AD 1983-8, 6:4

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOC. OF AMERICA

FECv. ,6:11

NATIONAL RIGHT TO WORK COMMfITEE

FECv. ,2:3; 11:6

NCPAC and FCM

FEC v. ,8:9

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NONCONNECTED POLmCAL COMMrITEE

Campaign Guide for Nonconnected Commit

published, 11:1

Established by

- Floridians, to solicit contributions, 

1982-50, 1:3

- Law partnership, to solicit partners, 

1982-63, 3:5; 6:10

NONFEDERAL ELECTIONS

Settlement of disputed bill by hotel corpora

and county party organization, AD 198

5:4

Transfer of funds from utility company's s

PAC to its federal PAC, AD 1983-3, 4:5

NORTHWEST CENTRAL PIPELINE

CORPORATION, THE

Requester, AD 1983-22, 11:4

OFFICEHOLDERS

Congressional fellowship program, AD 1982

3:3

Funds raised to defray transition expenses 

before swearing in, AD 1982-57, 2:2

Honoraria accepted by, technical amendm

to provisions governing, 10:7; 12:7

Portion of Congressman's rent paid by his c

paign committee, AD 1983-1, 7:2

Use of government transportation by incum

President's publicly funded general elec

campaign, regulations revised, 9:3

ORLOSKI

v. FEC, 3:6

PAR~ANCOMMUNICATIONS

By corporations and labor organizations, reg

tions revised, 4:1; 6:2; 10:1; 12:1

By delegates and delegate committees see

selection to national nominating conventi

12:5-6

Disclaimer notices required for political 

and solicitations, regulations revised, 4:3; 

PARTNERSHIPS

Contributions solicited by law partnership t

nonconnected PAC, AD 1982-63, 3:5

Corporate partnership's challenge to §441

Satellite Business Systems v. FEC, 5:6

Participation in federal elections, 6:9

PARTY

Appearances by party representatives be

corporate/labor personnel, regulations 

4:2; 6:2

Convention funding certified to major par

8:8

Coordina ted party (§441a(dl) expenditures

- Limits explained, 5:5

-Limits for special elections, 7:1; 11:1
1983 FEDERAL ELECTION COrvlMISSIOI\J

-Single limit applies for special general

election and runoff election, A0 1983-

16, 9:2

County party organization's settlement of corporate bill, AO 1983-6, 5:4

Delegates, financing selection of, to national

nominating conventions, 12:1

Donations to building fund of national party

committee, exempt, AO 1983-8, 6:4

New party Presidential candidate's eligibility

for general election public funding prior to

the general election, AO 1982-62, 3:4

State party rule on ballot access, challenged,

Alwin E. Hopfman v. FEC, 4:7

State party's receipt of state tax check-off

funds, AO 1983-15, 8:7

Transfer of candidate's excess campaign funds

to, not a contribution, AO 1983-14, 8:6

See also: PUBLIC FUNDING; STATISTICS

PERSONAL FUNDS

Regulations governing candidate's use of, revised, 6:3; 8:5

Used for candidate's living expenses during

campaign, AO 1982-64, 7:2

See also: HONORARIA

PERSONS

See: INDIVIDUALS; PARTNERSHIPS

PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO., THE

Requester, AO 1983-3, 4:5

P.O.B. PUBLISHING CO.

Requester, AO 1982-58, 4:4

POLITICAL COMMfITEES

Affiliation of, AO 1983-3, 4:5; AO 1983-28,

12:3

Constituent congratulations program sponsored

by, AO 1983-12,8:6

Draft committees in Presidential election, exempt as, MUR 1038, 7:3

Established by

-Joint venture corporation, AO 1983-19,

10:5

-Law partnership, to solicit partners, AO

1982-63, 3:5

- Partnerships, 6: 10

Growth of nonparty/noncandidate committees

in 1982, 3:7

Nonelection year reporting schedule, 1:1

Political committee status triggered by

-Breakf'ast and lunch club through solicitations, AO 1982-50, 1:3

-Citizen's group sponsoring event for federal candidate, Orloski v. FEC, 3:6

-Contributions to individual delegates and

delegate committees, 12:4 and 12:6

-Officeholder raising funds to defray transition expenses before swearing in, AO

1982-57, 2:2

10

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-State PAC of utility company transferrin

funds to company's federal PAC, A

1983-3,4:5 

Regulations for joint fundraising by, sent 

Congress, 8:1; prescribed, 9:6

Transfers of candidate's excess campaign fun

to nonparty committees, as contributions, A

1983-14,8:6

Unauthorized committees

-Disclaimer notice required for solicit

tions to the general public, 4:3; 6:1

-Independent spending by, AO 1983-2

12:2

- Limit on spending for publicly funde

Presidential nominee, AO's 1983-10 an

1983-11, 7:2; Common Cause v. FEC

5:7, 8:8; FEC v. NCP AC and FCM, 8:

Democratic Party of the U.S. v. FE

8:9; Common Cause v. Harrison Schm

(FEC Intervenor)/FEC v. Americans f

Change, 8:9

See also: CANDIDATE; PARTY; SEPARATE

SEGREGATED FUND; STATISTICS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS

Coordinated party spending limits for gener

election Presidential candidates, 5:5

Delegates, financing selection of, to nation

nominating conventions, 12:1

Draft committees promoting 1980 Presidenti

candidacy of Democratic Senator, MUR 103

7:3

Independent expenditures against 1980 Pres

dential nominee, failure to report alleged

-FEC v. J. David Dominelli, 5:8

-FEC v. Harvey Furgatch, 5:7

Merchandising program to promote fictitiou

Presidential candidate, AO 1982-66, 3:6

Presidential nominating conventions

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

Reporting form for Presidential candidates r

vised, 3:1

Reporting schedule for authorized Presidenti

committees, 1:1; 4:1

See also: PUBLIC FUNDING; REGULATIONS

REPORTS

PRIMARY ELECTIONS

Senate .eandidate's challenge to party rule pr

venting primary ballot access, Alwin 

Hopfman v. FEC, 4:7

Violations of the election law alleged in co

nection with, Congressman Charles E. Ros

v. FEC, 8:9

1984 primary dates, 9:1

See also: PUBLIC FUNDING; SPECIAL ELEC

TIONS

PROCEDURES 

Audits of publicly funded Presidential primar

candidates, 3:3
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Disposal of campaign property by candidate

committees, methods of, 1:4

For check-off system to solicit contributions to

partnership PAC, AO 1982-63, 3:5

For corporations and labor organizations sponsoring

-Nonpartisan voter drive and education

programs, 4:3

- Nonpartisan voting records and voter

guides, 4:2

- Partisan/nonpartisan candidate and party

appearances, 4:2

For joint fundraislng, 9:6

For labor PAC's establishment of escrow account to receive testamentary bequest, AO

19S3-13t 11:3

For partnerships' participation in federal elections, 6:9

For prescribing FEC regulations, 9:6

For program providing special recognition to

candidate's contributors, AO 1983-5, 5:4

For raising funds to defray officeholder's transition expenses before swearing in, AO

1982-57, 2:2

For reporting state party's receipt of state tax

check-off funds, AO 1983-15, 8:7

For using corporate donations to administer

trade association PACt AO 1982-61, 3:4

Matching fund submission and certification procedures, 4:6

Nonelection year reporting schedule, 1:1

Placing closed MURs on the public record, 9:7

Record subscription renewal, 1:1

See also: REPORTS

PUBLIC FUNDING

Compliance manual for primary matching fund

recipients, 4:7

Convention funding certified to major parties,

8:8

Eligibility determinations re: primary matching

fund recipients, 6:4; 7:3; 10:6; 11:5

Eligibility of Presidential candidate for general

election public funding prior to 1984 general

election, AO 1982-62, 3:4

General election public funding

-Notice of proposed rulernaking published,

5:2

-Proposed regulations sent to Congress, 9:1

- Regulations prescribed, 11:1

Independent expenditures by unauthorized committee to oppose publicly funded Presidential

nominee, AO 1983-20, 10:5

Presidential nominating conventions

-Convention funding certified to major

parties, 8:8

- Financed by city from special fund, AO

1983-29, 12:3

- Reception facility and events sponsored

by corporation at, AO 1983-23, 11:4

-Technical amendments to regulations governing public funding oft 9:1

11

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Presidential primary candidates' challenges 

FEC determinations re: repayment of p

mary matching funds

-Carter/Mondale Presidential Committ

Inc. v. FEC, 8:8

-Citizens for LaRouche v. FEC, 3:6; 4:7

-Kennedy for President Committee a

Edward Kennedy v. FEC t 7:7

-Rea%an for President Committee v. FE

8:1

Primary matching fund eligibility for candid

with loan incurred for testing-the-wate

AO 1983-9, 6:4

Primary matching fund regulations, 3:1

-Prescribed, 5:1

-Testimony on, 1:3

Procedures for matching fund submissions a

certifications, 4:6

Spending limits

-For party committees making coordina

expenditures for Presidential nomine

5:5

- For primary matching fund recipients, 5

-For unauthorized committees' spending 

behalf of publicly funded Presiden

nominee, AO's 1983-10 and 1983-11,7

Common Cause v. FEC, 5:7, 8:8; FEC 

NCPAC and FCMt 8:9; Democratic Pa

of the U.S. v. NCPAC and FEC (In

vening befendant)t 8:9; Common Ca

v. Harrison Schmitt (FEC lnt

venor)/FEC v. Americans for Chan

8:9

PUBLICATIONS

Annual Report 1983, available, 7:6

Campaign Guide for Congressional Candida

reissued, 2:1

Campaign Guide for Nonconnected Comm

tees, 11:1

Corporate annual report with PAC inform

tion, AO 1982-65, 3:5

Corporate/labor nonpartisan printed materi

regulations on, 4:2; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

Election Results for the u.S. Senate and 

U.S. House of Representatives, 10:8

FEC brochure series on election law publish

2:1

FEC MUR Index (four volumes) available, 7:6

Financial Control and Compliance Manual 

Presidential primaI'Y Candidates Receiv

Public Fundingt 4:7

Magazlne's publication of solicitations for PA

prohibited, AO 1982-58, 4:4

Voter guides, regulations on, 4:2; 6:2; 8:1; 1

12:1

REAGAHFORPRESIDENTCOMM~E

v. FECt 8:10
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RECORDKEEPING REQUIREMENTS

For collecting agents and joint fundraising,

8:2-3

For publicly funded Presidential campaigns, 3:2;

9:4

REGULATIONS

Candidate's use of property in which spouse has

an interest, 6:3; 8:5

Chart on status of, 5:2; 6:2; 7:7; 8:5; 9:5; 10:2;

11:2; 12:7

Com munica tions/solieitations, disclaimer notice required, 4:3; 6:1

Corporate/labor communications, 4:1; 6:2; 8:1;

10:1; 12:1

-Candidate appearances, 4:2-3

-Candidate debates, 4:2-3

-Voter guides, 4:2; 12:1

-Voter registration drives, 4:3; 12:1

Honoraria accepted by federal officeholders

and employees (technical amendments to),

12:7

Joint fundraising, collecting agents, transfer of

funds, 8:1; 9:6

PAC solicitations, 1:3

Prescription procedures, 9:6

Presidential general election public funding

-Notice of proposed rulernaking published,

5:2

-Proposed rules sent to Congress, 9:1

- Regulations prescribed, 11:1

Presidential nominating conventions, technical

amendments to regulations governing public

funding of, 9:1

Primary matching fund program

-Hearings on, 1:3; 1:4

-Matching fund submission and certification procedures re: revised regulations,

4:6

-Regulations sent to Congress, 3:1; prescribed, 5:1

Trade association solicitation authorizations

-Notice of proposed rulemaking published,

1:3

-Submitted to Congress, 12:6

REPORTS

Nonelection year reporting schedule, 1:1

Presidential reporting form revised, 3:1

Reporting procedures for

-Monthly Presidential filers using new reporting form, 3:1

-Partnership contributions, 6:10

- Persons financing the selection of delegates to national nominating conventions, 12:4 and 6

-State tax check-off funds received by

state party com mittees, AO 1983-15, 8:7

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Reports due

-April 1983, 4:1 

-July 1983, 7:1

-October 1983, 10:1 

-Year-end (1982), 1:1

Special elections

-California, 6:1; 7:1

-Colorado, 2:1

-Georgia, 10:1; 11:l

-Illinois, 6:1; 7:1

-New York, 2:1

-Texas, 2:1

- Washington, 10: I; 11:1

Violation of reporting requirements

-Club's failure to report election activit

of marketing company, Congressm

Charles E. Rose v. FEC, 8:9

- Draft committees' alleged failure to 

port affiliation, MUR 1038, 7:3

-FEC v. J. David Dominelli, 5:8

-FEC v. Harvey Furgatch, 5:7

-FEC v. Nick Mastorelli Campaign Fu

5:7

- Union's failure to report internal co

munication costs, MURs 1439/1442, 2:

REPUBLICAN PARTY OF VIRGINIA, THE

Requester, AO 1983-15, 8:7

RESPONSE MARKETING, INC.

Requester, AO 1982-66, 3:6 

ROSE, CONGRESSMAN CHARLES E.

v. FEC, 8:9

SAN FRANCISCO, THE CITY OF

Requester, AO 1983-29, 12:3

SATELLITE BUSINESS SYSTEMS

v. FEC, 5:6

SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND (PAC)

Advance payments made by trade associat

for its PAC, prohibited, FEC v. Natio

Rifle Assoc. of America, 6:11

Affiliated status of trade association PACs, n

revocable, AO 1983-28, 12:3

Contributions earmarked through trade as

ciation PAC to other trade association PAC

AO 1983-18, 10:4

Corporate donations used to pay for administ

tive expenses of, AO 1982-61, 3:4

Corporate PAC's payroll deduction plan 

employee stockholders, AO 1983-17,10:3

Corporate partnership's challenge to FEC rul

on establishment of, Satellite Business S

tems v. FEC, 5:6

Escrow account established for contributio

from testamentary bequest, AO 1983-

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Information on corporate PAC inserted in annual report (not a solicitation), AO 1982-65,

3:5

Joint venture PAC partially owned by foreign

corporation, AO 1983-} 9, 10:5

Regulations on fundraising by collecting agents

of, 8:1;9:6

Reimbursement of PAC's administrative expenses by parent corporation, AO 1983-22,

11:4

Solicitations for

-By magazine for membership organization

PAC, prohibited, AO 1982-58, 4:4

-Constitutional challenge to corporate solicitations, overruled by Supreme Court,

International Assoc. of Machinists and

Aerospace Workers v. FEC, 1:6

-Nonstock corporation's challenge to definition of solicitable members, overruled

by Supreme Court, FEC v. National

Right to Work Committee, 2:3; 11:6

-Regulations on, 4:3; 5:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

Status of state PAC as, triggered by transfer of

funds to federal PAC, AO 1983-3, 4:5

Union PAC funds used for parent organization's

lobbying expenses, AO 1983-4, 4:5

See alsor COOPERATIVES; CORPORATIONS;

FOREIGN CORPORATIO~S; LABOR·

ORGANIZATIONS; MEMBERSHIP

ORGANIZATIONS; STATISTICS;

't'RADE ASSOCIATIONS

SPECIAL ELECTIONS

California, 6:1; 7:1

Colorado, 2:1

Georgia, 10:1; 11:1

Illinois, 6:1; 7:1

New York, 2:1

Texas, 2:1

Washington, 10:1; 11:1

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See: FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSiON

STATISTICS

Campaign receipts of 1982 Congressional candidates, 6:8

Communication costs by incorporated membership organizations and labor unions, 1/1/81-

12/31/82, 10:6

Independent spending on 1982 Congressional

races, 5:4; 12:8-9

PAC contributions 111/81-10/13/82, 2:6; 111/81- . 12/31/82, 6:5

PAC growth in 1982, 3:7

Par-ty committee activity, 111181-12/31/82,8:7

Volume 

STOCKHOLDERS

Corporate PAC's payroll deduction plan 

employee stockholders, AO 1983-17, 10:3

Regulations governing eorporation's partis

communications/solicitations to, revised, 4

6:2; 10:1; 12:1

STOP AND SHOP COMPANIES, INC.

Requester, AO 1983-18, 10:4

STODDS, CONGRESSMAN GERRY E.

Requester, AO 1983-21, 1l:4

SYNTEX LABORATORIES, INC., SYVA CO., AN

SYNTEX CHEMICAL, INC.

Requesters, AO 19B3-31, 12:4

TESTING-THE-WATERS ACTIVITIES

Disbursements for, as allocable expenditu

for primary matching fund recipients, 3:2

Donations for, as matchable contributions 

primary matching fund recipients, 3:3

Primary matching fund eligibility of candid

with outstanding personal loan for, 

1983-9, 6:4

TRADE ASSOCIATION

Advance payments made by, on behalf of 

PAC, prohibited, FEe v. National Rifle A

soc. of Amer-ica, 6:11

Affiliation between PACs of affiliated assoc

tions, nonrevocable, AO 1983-28, 12:3

Contributions earmarked through trade as

ciation PAC to other trade association PA

AO 1983-18, 10:4

Corporate donations used to administer PAC 

AO 1982-61, 3:4

Regulations governing

-Partisan/nonpartlssn communications 

4:1; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

-Solicitation authorizations for, propo

changes announced, 1:3; 12:6

TRANSFERS

From utility company's state PAC to its fede

PAC, AO 1983-3,4:5

Of excess campaign funds from candidate co

mittee to party and nonparty committe

AO 1983-14,8:6

UNION

See: LABOR ORGANIZATION

UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION, THE

Requester, AO 1982-65, 3:5

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Legal and accounting services provided by pa

nership to its noneormected PAC as, 6:11

Provided by singer to candidate and unaut

rized committee planning independent 

penditures for candidate, AO 1983-26, 12:2

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VOTER GUIDES

Regulations on, 4:2; 6:2; 8~1; 10:1; 12:1

VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVES

Regulations on, 4:3; 6:2; 8:1; 10:1; 12:1

14

800 LINE

Coordinated party expenditure limits, 5:Q 

Disposal of campaign property, 1:4

FEe information services, 2:7

Financing convention delegates, 12:1

Partnerships' participation in federal electio

6:9

Spending limits for publicly funded Presiden

primary candidates, 5:5
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