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INDEX 1987

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This index covers the twelve monthly issues

of Volume 13 of the Record published in 1987.

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, "5:3" means the

article is in Record Number 5 (May). oil page 3.

ADVISORY OPINIONS

Alternate disposition of Advisory Opinion Requests - AOR 1986-43, 4:4

- AOR 1987-9,6:3

- AOR 1987-10,8:1; 12:4

AOR 1987-19,8:1

- AOR 1987-20,8:1

AOR 1987-28, 12:4

Concurring Opinion

- AO 1987-15, 9:4

Dissenting Opinions

- AO 1986-40, 2:3

- AO 1987-7, 6:3

Reconsideration of Advisory Opinion

- AO 1986-42,6:2

Summaries of Advisory Opinions

- 1987-37: Presidential candidate appearances at convention of nonprofit

corporation, 1:6

1986-38: Individual's financing of media ads

to promote conservative candidates, 1:7

1986-39: Excess campaign funds used to

establish trust fund for minor, 2:3

1986-40: Corporate donations to state party committee's building fund, 2:3

1986-41: Trade association's plan to compensate employees who make contributions, 2:4

1986-42: Effect of corporate reorganization on PACs, 3:4

- 1986-44: Contributions to PAC match

with corporate donations to charity, 3:4

- 1986-45: Interest payments to candidate 

his committee, 4:4

- 1987-1: Campaign's compensation of lo

wages to candidate prohlbi ted, 4:5

- 1987-2: Campaign's purchase of car f

candidate's reelection and official dutie

4:5

- 1987-3: Refund for terminated Presidenti

campaign, 4:6

- 1987-4: Excess campaign funds transferre

from individual's 1986 to his 19B4 cam

paign, 5:4

1987-5: Solicitation of membership organ

zation's members, 5:5

1987-6: Trade association PAC's combine

dues payment/solicitation plan prohibite

5:5

- 1987-7: Voter guides distributed to publ

by nonprofit corporation, 6:3

- 1987-8: Multimedia presentation of Presidential candidate interviews and profiles,

6:4

- 1987-11: Use of excess campaign funds, 8:

- 1987-12: Transfers of funds from sta

campaign committee to federal campaig

committee, 9:3

- 1987-13; Trade association's solicitation 

contributions, 8:2

- 1987-14: National' bank's SSF support 

only state and local candidates, 8:3

- 1987-15: Relationship between Presidenti

candidate's authorized committee and de

egate committees, 9:4

- 1987-16: Transfers from state campaig

committee to federal campaign commi

tee, 8:3

- 1987-17: Combined membership dues an

contribution on billing statement, 8:3

- 1987-18: PAC matches employee contrib

tions with commodity charitable donation

8:4

- 1987-21: Effect of corporate reorganiz

tion on PAC's contribution limits and affi

iation with proposed new PAC, 9:4
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(TDD For Hearing Impaired 202/376-3136)

- 1987-22: Polling data provided to federal"

candidates by corporate polling firm, 10:r

1987-23: Federal PAC's acceptance of ..

contributions from state committee funde(;1

by union dues, 9:5 .

- 1987-24: Incorporated hotel chain's provision of complimentary items to federal

candidates, 10:2

- 1987-25: Volunteer services conducted by

foreign national, 10:2

- 1987-26: Abbreviated name for PAC, 12:4

- 1987-27: Corporate services provided to

Presidential campaigns, 12:4

AFFILIATION

Between - Delegate com mi ttees and Presidential

campaign committee, issues re, 4:2 1- final

rules re, 11:3

- Separate segregated funds, after corporate

reorganization, AO 1986-42, 3:4; 6.:2; AO

1987-21,9:4

Maritime unions, not affiliated, FEC v. Sailors'

Union of the Pacific Political Fund, 11:6

State and federal campaign committees, transfer

transactions

- AO 1987-12, 9:3

- AO 1987-16, 8:3

AGFUND

AO 1987-17,8:3

AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA,

THE

AO 1986-41, 2:4

ALLOCATION OF EXPENDITURES

Commission's application of regulations concerning, upheld, John Glenn Presidential Committee,

Inc. v. FEe, 9:6

Estimated spending limits, 3:7

Failure to allocate against party spending limits,

alleged, DCCC v. FEC, second suit (renumbered), 12:5

In connection with federal and nonfederal elections, Common Cause v. FEe, sixth suit, 9:6

AMERICAN CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATION

AO 1987-6, 5:5

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC

SERVICES, INC.

FEe v. Ernest Halter and, 4:7

AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL GROUP, INC.

AD 1987-8, 6:4

AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE (AMPAC)

Allegations involving, Congressman Stark v. 

et at, first suit, 6:6, 10:5; second suit, 9:8

AMERrCAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING

ASSOCIATION (ASHA)

AO 1987-5, 5:5

AMEIDCANSFORJESSEJACKSON

FEe v. , 2:9; 8:9

ANDERSON, DONNALD K.

Appointed ex officio Commissioner, 3:2

AUDITS

Released to the public, 2:11

AUTHORIZATION NOTICES

Failuce to include

- By committee, on mail solicitation, FE

Americans for Jesse Jackson, 2:9; 8:9

- By individual, for ads advocating Pres

tial candidate's defeat, FEC v. Domi

3:5; FEC v. Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7

BABBITT, EX-GOVERNOR BRUCE

Eligibility for matching funds, 6:2

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

BANK ONE

FEe v. ,7:5

BANKS

Loans made by, without basis assuring repaym

FEC v. Bank One, 7:5

Rules governing loans by, public hearing on 

posed revisions, 2:2; 4:1

Separate segregated fund of bank supporting 

state and local candidates, AO 1987-14, 8:3

BARRY, MARK

FEe v. , 4:7

BATTS, BENNIE 0., COMMITTEE TO ELECT

FEe v. ,10:6

BEATTY, VANDER L.

!'EC v. Beatty for Congress Committee, 3:6
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BELL ATLANTIC COMPANY, THE

AO 1987-27, 12:4

BlDEN, SENATOR JOSEPH

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

BINGAMAN, SENATOR JEFF

Jeff Bingaman for U.S. Senate Committee, AO

1986-45, 4:4

BUDGET (FEe)

Testimony on, for F Y 198B, 5: 1

BUSH, VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE

Eligibility for matching funds, 8:4

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

CAMPAIGN ASSETS

Car purchased by reelection committee, permissible, AO 1987-2, 4:5

Transferred from state committee to federal

committee, AO 1987-16,8:3

Used for debt liquidation, 3:9

CAMPAIGN DEPOSITORY

Committee's using an account other than its designated campaign depository, FEC v. Committee

to Elect Bennie O. Batts, 10:6

CAMPAIGN RESOURCE TECHNOLOGIES, INC.

ET AL. (CRT)

FEe v. ,9:8

CANDIDATE(S)

Eligibili ty for public funds

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

Excesscampaign funds of

See: EXCESS CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Incumbents

See: INCUMBENTS

Interest payments to candidate/lender from his

campaign, AO 1986-45, 4:4

Personal financial reports required of 5:7

Polling data provided to, AO 1987-22,' 10:1

Purchase of car for campaign, AO 1987-2 4:5

Reporting violations '

See: REPORTS

Rule changes proposed

- Aggregating contributions to, 1:5 - Bank loans to, 2:2; 4:1 .

Transfers, from state campaign committee to

federal

See: TRANSFERS

See aiSO: MEMBERS OF CON GRESS:

OFFICEHOLDERS; PRESIDENTIAL

ELECTION; STATISTICS

CARRAFIELLO, VINCENT

AO 1986-39, 2:3

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

Employer's plan to match employee PAC contributions with donations to

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- AO 1986-44,3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Transfer of excess campaign funds to, AO 1987-

11,8:2

CHARTS

Activity of

- Congresssional campaigns, 7:3

- PACs, 2:10; &:7

- Presidential primary candidates, 12:9

Reporting schedules, 1:2; 3:2; 5:2

Voting age population by state, 3:8

CITIZENS FOR THE PRESIDENT '84

FEC v. , 6:6

CITIZENS PARTY

FEC v. ,1:8; 2:8; 9:6

CLARK, JOHN R., JR.

FEC v. ,2:8; 6:6

CLEARIN GROUSE

Advisory panel meeting, 9: 10

Journal of Election Administration published, 9:

Renewal of Clearinghouse Advisory Panel chart

8:9

Report on accessibility of polling places to the

handicapped and elderly, 6:5; 11:7

COMMISSIONERS

Commissioner Lee Ann Elliott, Congressm

.Stark v. FEe et al., first suit, 6:6; 10:6; seco

suit, 9:8

Ex officio Commissioners appointed, 3:1

Gartner named Special Deputy, 6:1

New officers elected, 2:1

Senate confirms two reappointments, 9:1

See also: FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

COMMON CAUSE

v. FEC, third suit, 2:6; fourth suit, 2:9; sixth

suit, 9:6; eighth suit, 10:6 (suits renumbered

COMMUNICATIONS/ADVERTISING

Advocating delegates and Presidential candida

proposed rule changes, 4:3

Delegates'/delegate committees' public politi

advertising, 11:2

Individual's spending for media ads

- Considered independent expenditures, F

v. Dominelli, 3:5; FEC v. Furgatch, 3

6:6; 12:7

- Not considered independent expenditur

AO 1986-38, 1:7

Internal communications of labor/incorpora

groups, reporting procedures, 12:3

Mailings by national party committee as coor

natedparty expenditures, DCCC v. FEC, seco

suit (renumbered), 12:5

Nonprofit corporation's independent expen

tures, FEe v. MCFL, 2:4
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Partisan and nonpartisan petition for rulemaking,

6:1

Presidential candidate appearances at nonprofit

corporation's convention, AO 1$86-37, 1:6

Refund for radio ads of terminated Presidential

campaign, AO 1987-3, 4:6

Sponsorship of multimedia project by corporation,

AD 1987-8, 6:4

Use of candidate's name in communications by

delegate committees, AD 1987-15, 9:4

Voter guides distributed by nonprofit corporation,

AD 1987-7, 6:3

COMPLIANCE

Audits

See: AUDITS

Conciliation agreements

- FEe v. Citizens Party, 1:8; 2:8; 9:6

- FEC v. John R. Clark. Jr., 2:8; 6:6

- FEC v. Louis Rocha, Jr., 2:8; 6:6

- MUR1896,7:7

- MUR 2195, 7:7

Disposition of administrative complaints

challenged

- Common Cause v. FEC, third suit (renumbered), 2:6; fourth suit (renumbered). 2:9;

eighth suit, 10:6

- DCCC v. FEC, second suit, 12:5; fourth

suit 12:7 (suits renumbered)

- Furgatch v. FEC, second suit, 6:6

- NRA v. FEC. 12:5

- Congressman Stark v. FEC, first suit, 6:6,

10:6; second suit, 9:8

Enforcement procedure, change in, 5: I

Extensions of time in enforcement matters, 8:8

Failure to report

See: REPORTS

Liability of FEC for court costs

See: LIABILlT Y

Summaries of MURS

- MUH. 1896: Excessive contributions from

candidate's family, 7:7

- MUR 2195: Contribution made in name of

another, 7:7

See also: COURT CASES

CONFERENCES

Austin, Texas, 6:8; 8:11; 9:5

Burlington, Vermont, 6:8; 8: 11; 9:5

IRS workshop, 7: 1

Madison, Wisconsin, 6:8; 8:11; 9:5; 10:2

St. Louis, Missouri, 4:8

CONGRESS

FEC presents copy of 1986 Annual Report to, 7:8

Report to, on accessibility of polling places, 6:5

Senate confirms second terms for two Commissioners, 9:1

See also: LEGISLATION; REGULATIONS

CONTRIBUTION LIMITS

For contributions received by candidate's state

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committee, after transfer to federal 

mittee

-AO 1987-12,9:3

-AO 1987-16,8:3

For designated contributions

- Received after the general election, 

3:10

- Used for debt retirement, 1:4; 3:10

For funds transferred from candidate's 1986 

paign to his 1984 campaign, AO 1987-4,5:4

For individual's media expenditures prom

candidates, not applicable, AO 1986-38, 1:7

For separate segregated funds

- After corporate reorganization, AD 

42, 3:4; AD 1987-21,9:4

- Of maritime unions, not applicable, FE

Sailors' Union of the Pacific Political F

11:6

Revised rules governing, 1:3; 2:1; 5:1

Violations of, by

- Candidate's family, MUR 1896, 7:7

- Committee treasurer, FEC v. Mark B

4:7 - Committees supporting Presidential c

dated, alleged, Common Cause v. 

third suit (renumbered), 2:6

Individuals, in guaranteeing camp

loans, FEe v. Ted Haley Congress

Committee, 5:6

- Party committee, alleged, Common C

v. FEC, eighth suit, 10:6

- Separate segregated fund making exce

contributions, alleged, Congressman S

v. FEC 8t at, first suit, 6:6, 10:6; se

suit, 9:8

Violations of, by candidate committee acce

excessive contributions

Congressman Stark v. FEC, et al., 

suit, 5:6, 10:6; second suit, 9~8

FEC v. Beatty for Congress Commi

3:6

- FEe v. Committee to Elect Benni

Batts, 10:6

CONTRIBUTIONS

Excessive, revised rules on, 1:3

Illegal, revised rules on, 1:3

Limitations on

See: CONTRIB UTION LIMITS

Loanguarantees, not considered, FEe v. 

Haley Congressional Committee, 5:6

Matching by PAC of employee contributions 

dona tions to eharity

- AO 1986-44, 3:4

- AO 1987-18, 8:4

Prohibited

- From corporations and labor organiza

to candidate committee, FEe v. Beatt

Congress Committee, 3:6

- From state com mittee funded by 

dues, AO 1987-23,9:5

- Volunteer activity by foreign national

considered as, AO 1987-25, 10:2
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Prohibited, in the name of another

- FEC v. John R. Clark. Jr., 2:8; 6:6

- FEe v. Louis Rocha, Jr., 9:6

- MUR 2195,7:7

- Trade association's compensation of employees who made contributions, AO 1986-

41, 2:4

Reattributed, revised rules on, 1:3

Receipt date defined, 1:3

Received after the general election for debt

retirement, 1:4; 3:10

Redesigna ted, revised rules on, 1:3

Regulations on, revised, 1:3; 2:1

Solicitation of

See: FUNDRAISING

To delegates and delegate committees

- Final rules, 11:1; 12:1

- Rules revisions proposed, 4:3

CONTRffiUTlONS IN KIND

By nonprofit corporation, in sponsoring candidate

appearances, AD 1986-37, 1:6

Corporate services to Presidential campaign, AO

1987-27, 12:4

Distribution of complimentary books to delegates

by media partnership, AD 1987-8, 6:4

Individual's media expenditures for candidates,

AO 1986-38, 1:7

Polling data provided to federal candidates by

corporate polling firm, AO 1987-22, 10:1

Transfers of assets from state committee to

federal committee, AO 1987-16,8:3

CONVENTIONS

Distribution of complimentary books to delegates,

AO 1987-8, 6:4

Presidential candidate appearances at nonprofit

corporation's convention, .prohiblted, AO 1986-

37, 1:6

Presidential delegate selection process, rules

governing

- Pinal rules, 11:1j 12: I

- Proposed revisions, 4:1

- Public hearing canceled, 6:2

COORDINATED PARTY EXPENDITURES

Estimated spending limits for 1988 elections, 3:7

National party committee's negative spending as,

DCCC v. FEC, second suit (renumbered), 12:5

CORPORATE EXPENDITURES

By nonprofit corporations

- For independent expenditures, FEe v.

MCFL, 2:4

- For voter guides distributed to public, AO

H187-7, 6:3

By telephone company for services to Presidential

campaigns, AO 1987-27, 12:4

See also: FUNDRAISING; SEPARATE

SEGREGATED FUND

CORPORATIONS

Abbreviated names for PAC, AO 1987-26, 12:4

5

As creditors, 3: 11)

Donations to state party building fund, AO 19

40, 2:3

Fundraising by

See: F ONDRAISING

Hotel chain may provide complimentary items 

federal candidates, AQ 1987-24, 10:2

Media firm's remittal of ad refund for publi

funded Presidential campaign to U.S. Treasur

AD 1987-3, 4:6

Nonprofit

See: NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS

Polling firm may provide polling data to fede

candidates, AD 1987-22, 10:1

Prohibited com lTl unications to the general pub

in connection with federal elections, FEC 

National Organization for Women (NOW), LO:6

Prohibited contributions to candidate committe

FEe v. Beatty for Congress Committee, 3:6

Reorganization of separate segreated fund, i

pact on

- AO 1986-42, 3:4

- AO 1987-21, 9:4

Reporting procedures for internal communi

tions, 12:3

Services to Presidential campaign, AO 1987-

12:4

See also: SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUND

COSTELLO, JERRY

Committee to Elect Jerry Costello, AO 1987-

9:3

COURT CASES

FEC v,

- Americans for Jesse Jackson, 2:9; 8:9

- Bank One, 7:5

- Barry, 4:7

- Committee to Elect Bennie O. Batt.§, 10:

- Beatty for Congress Committee, 3:6

- CRT, 9:8

- Clark, Jr., 2:8; 6:6

Citizens for the President '84, 6:6

- Citizens Party, 1:8; 2:8; 9:6

- Dominelli, 3:5

- Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7

Ted Haley Congressional Committee, 5:6

- Halter and AIDS, 4:7

- MCFL, 2:4

- NCPAC, 7:5

- NOW, 10:6

- Pryor for Congress Committee, 6:6

- Robicha.ux, at at, 2:9

- Rocha, Jr., 9:5

- Rose 2:7

- ~s' Union of the Pacific Politica.l Fun

11:6

- 1984 Victory Fund", 3:6

v. FEe

- Common Cause, third suit, 2:6; fourth su

2:9; sixth suit, 9:6; eighth suit, 10.6 (su

renumbered)
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- Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC). second suit, 12:5; fourth

suit, 12:7 (suits renumbered)

- Purgatch, second suit, 6:6

- John Glenn Presidential Committee. Inc.,

9:6

- National Rifle Association, 12:6

- Spannaus. 10:6

- Stark, first suit, 6:6, 10:6; second suit, 9:8

DART &: KRAFT, INC.

AO 1986-42, 3:4

DA WSON, JIM, FRIENDS OF

AD 1987-1, 4:5

DEBATES

Nonprofit corporation's sponsorship of Presidential candidate appearances, AO 1986-37, 1:6

DEB'l'S

Debt settlement procedures, 3:10

Liquidated through transfer from candidate's 1986

Senate campaign to his 1984 publicly funded

Presidential campaign, A 0 1987-4, 5:4

Rules revised res campaign's net debts outstanding, 1:4

DELEGATES

Presidential candidate's campaign committee's

relationship with delegate committees, AO

1987-15,9:4

Rules governing

- Final rules, 11:1; 12:1 - Proposed revisions, 4: 1

- Public hearing canceled, 6:2

DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN

COMMITTEE (DCCC)

v. FEC, second suit, 12;5; fourth suit, 12:7

(suits renumbered)

DESIGN ATED CON1'RWUTIONS

New rules re, 1:3

Used for campaign debts, 3: 10

DETROIT EDISON COMPANY, THE

AO 1986-44, 3:4

DISBURSEMENTS

Failure to disclose, FEC v. Citizens for the

President '84. 6:6

Transfers from candidate's current to his former

campaign, AO 1987-4, 5:4

DISCLOSURE OF CAMPAIGN FINANCE

INFORMATION

Commercial use of reports prohibited, FEG v.

Ernest Halter and American International

Demographic Services, Inc., 4:7

Failure to keep records

See: RECORDKEEPIN G

6

Failure to report

See: REPORTS

Filingwith federal offices, 5:6

Oklahoma filing office changed, 1:1

Reporting procedures

See: REPORTS

Revised FOIA and public disclosure regulation

- Final rules, 11:4; 12:1

- Interim rules, 8:5

Statistics on

See: STATISTICS

DOLE, SENATOR ROBERT

Eligibility for matching funds, 8:4

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

DOMINELLI, J. DAVID

FEe v. , 3:5

DRAFT COMMITTEES

Issues reo role in Presidential delega te selec

process, 4:3

DUKAKIS, GOVERNOR MICHAEL

Dukakis for President Committee, Inc., AO 1

16, 8:3

Eligibility for matching funds, 10:3

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

DuPONT, EX-GOVERNOR PIERRE S.

Eligibility for matching funds, 10:3

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

ELECTION INFLUENCING

By nonprofit corporations through

- Independent expenditures, FEG v. MC

2:4

- Sponsoring candidate appearances at 

vention, AO 1986-37, 1:6

Individual's media expenditures for candidates 

AO 1986-38, 1:7

Loan guarantees, FEe v. Ted Haley Congressi

Committee. 5:6

ELECTRO POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE 

(ELECTRO PAC)

AO 1987-23,9:5

EMPLOYEES

Employers' plans to encourage contributions by

- Permissible, AO 1986-44, 3:4; AO 1987-

8:4

- Prohibited, AO 1986-41, 2:4

ENFORCEMENT

See: COMPLIANCE

ETHICS IN GOVERNMENT ACT

Personal financial reports of candidates, gove

by, 5:7

EXCESS CAMPAIGN FUNDS

Disposal of, after death of candidate, AO 1987

11, 8:2
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Refund for terminated Presidential campaign may

not be treated as, AO 1987-3, 4:6

To compensate candidate for lost wages, AO

1987-1,4:5

To establish trust fund for minor, AO 1986-39,

2:3

To retire debts of former campaign, AO 1987-4,

5:4

EXPENDITURES

By individual, for media ads promoting candidates, AO 1986-38, 1:7

By nonprofit corporations

- For financing communications in connection with 1984 general election, alleged

violations by, FEC v. NOW, 10:6

- For preparation and distribution of voter

guides, AO 1987-7,6:3

By Presidential delegates and delegate committees, rules governing, 4:1; 6:2; ]]:1; 12:1

Purchase of car by campaign for reelection and

official duties of candidate, AO 1987-2, 4:2

See also: INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

EXPRESS ADVOCACY

Individual's media expenditures for conservative

candidates, AO 1986-38, 1:7

Nonprofit corporation's independent expenditures,

FEC v. MCFL, 2:4

Standard for, defined

- FEG v. Dominelli, 3:5

- FEC v. Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

Administrative complaints challenged

- Common Cause v. FEC, third suit, 2:6;

fourth suit, 2:9; eighth suit, 10:6 (suits renumbered)

- DCCC v. FEC, second suit, 12:5; fourth

suit, 12:7 (suits renumbered)

- Furgatch v. FEC, second suit, 6:6

- NRA v. FEC, i2:6

- Congressman Stark v. FEC, et at, first

suit, 6:6; 10:6; second suit, 9:8

BUdget testimony, 5:1

Enforcement procedure approved, 5:1

Ex officio Commissioners appointed, 3:1

General Counsel - Acting, 4:I

- New appointment, 11:1

- Resignation, 3:I

Legislative recommendations submitted to Congress, 4:6

Not liable for defendant's court costs, FEC v.

Congressman Rose, 2:7

Officers elected, 2:I

Special deputy designated, 6: I

State direct computer access plan reactivated by,

9:8

See also: COMPLIANCE; CONFERENCES;

PUBLICATIONS; REGULATIONS;

STAFF (FEC)

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FEDERAL REGISTER NOTICES

1987-1 through 1987-4, 4:8

1987-5 through 1987-11, 10:8

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHREVEPORT

AO 1987-14,8:3

FLORIO, REPRESENTATIVE JAMES J.

The Florio '88 Committee, AO 1987-2, 4:5

FOREIGN NATIONAL

Volunteer services conducted by, AO 1987-25

10:2

FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT (FOIA)

Final revisions to rules approved, 11:4

Final rules effective, 12:1

Interim rules effective, 8:5

FUNDRAISING

Corporate donations raised for state party com

mittee's building fund, AO 1986-40, 2:3

Corporation's plan to match employee contribu

tions with corporate donations to charities

- AO 1986-44, 3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Separate segregated fund's plan to combin

membership dues and contributions, AO 1987-17

8:3

Trade association's combined dues payrnent/solic

tation plan, AO 1987-6, 5:5

Trade association's plan to compensate employe

contributors, AO 1986-41, 2:4

See also: SOLICITABLE PERSONNEL;

SOLICITATIONS

FURGATCH,HARVEY

FEC v. ,3:5; 6:6; 12:7

v. FEC, second suit, 6:6

GARTNER, DAVID G,

Named Special Deputy, 6:1

GENERAL ELECTIONS

Congressional spending in 1986 elections, 6:2

Individual's media expenditures for candidate in

- AO 1986-38, 1:7

- FEC v. Dominelli, 3:5

- FEC v. Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7

Receiving contributions after, for debt retire

ment, 1:4; 3:10

Rules governing contribution limits for, 1:5

GEPHARDT, REPRESENTATNE RICHARD

Eligibili ty for matching funds, 6:2

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

GLENN, SENATOR JOHN

FEC v. Bank One, 7:5

John Glenn Presidential Committee, Inc. v. FEC

9:6

The Senator Glenn Committee/the John Glen

Presidential Committee, AO 1987-4,5:4
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GORE, SENATOR ALBERT

Eligibility for matching funds, 10:3

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

GROUP HEALTH ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA

(GHAA)

AO 1987-13,8:2

HAlG, GENERAL ALEXANDER

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

HALEY, TED

FEC v. Ted Haley Congressional Committee, 5:6

HALTER,ERNEST

FEC v. and American International Demographic Services, Inc., 4:7

HART, SENATOR GARY

Friends of Gary Hart-1988 Committee, AOR

1987-10,8:1; 12:4

Ineligible for matching funds, 7:6; 11:5

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

INFORMATION AIDS

Charts 

See: CHARTS

Conference series

See: CONFERENCES

Publications

See: PUBLICATIONS

Statectirect computer access plan reactiv

9:8

JACKSON, REVEREND JESSE

Name used by unauthorized committee, FE

Americans for Jesse Jackson, 2:9; 8:9

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

JOINT CONTRIBUTIONS

Rules revised governing attribution and reat

tion of, 1:5

KEMP, REPRESENTATIVE JACK F.

Contributions to "Kemp Forum" not match

10:3

Eligibility for matching funds, 7:6

Kemp for President Committee, AO 1987-15

HONORARIUM

800 Line, 8:9

HYATT CORPORATION

AO 1987-24, 10:2

INCUMBENTS

Personal financial reports required of, 5:7

Purchase of car by reelection committee, AO

1987-2, 4:5

INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

By certain types of nonprofit corporations, FEC v.

MCFL,2:4

By committee, for solicitation materials, FEC v.

NCPAC, 7:5

By committees supporting Presidential candidate,

coordination alleged, Common Cause v. FEC,

third sui t (renumbered), 2:6

By delegate committees affiliated with Presidential committee, AO 1987-15,9:4

By individuals, for media ads

- Considered as, FEC v. Dominelli, 3:5; FEC

v. Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7 --

- Not considered as, AO 1986-38, 1:7

INDIVIDUALS

Liability for court costs, FEC v. Congressman

Charles E. Rose, 2:7

Media ads promoting candidates, sponsored by,

AO 1986-38, 1:7

PAC contributions by, matched by employer with

corporate donations to charity

- AO 1986-44, 3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Rules revisions re: designation, redesignation and

reattribution of contributions by, 1:3

8

LABOR ORGANIZATIONS

Prohibited contributions from, to candidate 

mittee, FEC v. Beatty for Congress Comm

3:6

Reporting procedures for internal commu

tions, 12:3

State committee, sponsored and funded by 

dues, prohibited from contributing to fe

committee, AO 1987-23,9:5

Unaffiliated for purposes of contribution l

FEC v. Sailors' Union of the Pacific Po

Fund,11:6

LAXALT, EX-SENATOR PAUL

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

LEGISLATION

FEC projects agency costs of implementing S

7:2

FEC testifies on F Y 1988 budget, 5: I

Legislative recommendations submitted to C

gress, 4:6

Testimony on implementation of Voting Ac

bility for the Elderly and Handicapped Act, 

LIABILITY

For court costs of FEC, sought by same, FE

NCPAC, 7:5

Of FEC, for court costs, FEC v. Congres

Charles E. Rose, 2:7

Of FEC opponent, for court costs, FEC v. B

for Congress Committee, 3:6

LOANS

As excessive contributions

- FEC v. Beatty for Congress Committe

3:6
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- FEC v. Ted Haley Congressional

Committee, 5:6

Bank loans, rules revisions proposed, 2:2; 4: 1

Interest paid on, by campaign to candidate/lender,

AO 1986-45, 4:4

Made to Presidential candidate, FEC v. Bank One,

7:5

MAlLIN G LISTS

Provided to delegate committees by Presidential

principal campaign committee, AO 1987-15,9:4

Sale of, by committees, 3:9

MASSACHUSETTS CITIZENS FOR LIFE, INC.

(MCFL)

FEe v. , 2:4

MEDIA

Ads as independent expenditures

See: INDEPENDENT EXPENDITURES

Financing of ads to promote candidates, AO 1986-

38, 1:7

News story exemption

- Applied to corporate communications, FEC

v. MCFL, 2:4 --

- Multimedia presentation of Presidential

candidate interviews by media partnership,

AO 1987-8, 6:4

Refund for terminated Presidential campaign remitted by media firm to U.S. Treasurer, AO

1987-3,4:6

MEMBER(S) OF CONGRESS

Disposal. of excess campaign funds after death,

AO 1987-11,8:2

FEC v. Congresssman Charles E. Rose, 2:7

Funds transferred from 1986 campaign to 1984

campaign, AO 1987-4,5:4

Interest payments to, by principal campaign

committee, AO 1986-45, 4:4

Purchase of car by campaign committee for reelection and official duties, AO 1987-2,4:5

Congressman Stark v. FEC et al., first suit, 6:6,

10:6; second suit, 9:8

See also: OFFICEHOLDERS

MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION

Combined membership dues and contribution on

billing statement, AO 1987-17,8:3

Life members eligible for PAC solicitations,

AO 1987-5, 5:5

Physician partnership not considered as for solicitation purposes, AO 1987-13,8:2 '

Reporting procedures for internal communications, 12:3

Status of organization as, for solicitation purposes, NRA v. FEC, 12:6

MINOR

Excess campaign funds used to establish trust

fund for, AO 1986-39, 2:3

9

MULTICANDIDATE COMMITTEES

Contributions by, rules revised, 1:5

Eligibility as, for separate segregated funds b

fore and after corporate reorganization

- AO 1986-42,3:4

- AO 1987-21,9:4

Role in Presidential delegate selection process, 4:2

NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE FOUNDATION TH

AO 1986-37, 1:6 '

NATIONAL CONSERVATNE POLITICAL A

TION COMMITTEE (NCPAC)

FEC v. ,7:5

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN

(NOW)

FEC v. , 10:6

NATIONAL REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL

COMMITTEE (NRSC)

Excessive contributions by, alleged, Comm

Cause v. FEC , eighth suit, 10:6

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION (NRA)

v. FEC, 12:6

NONCONNECTED POLITICAL COMMITTEE

Failure to include disclaimer in communicatio

FEe v. NCPAC, 7:5

Prohibited contributions to, by employees of sp

soring trade association, AO 1986-41 2:4

Reporting violations by ,

- FEG v. Americans for Jesse Jackson, 2

8:9

- FEe v. 1984 Victory Fund, 3:6

NONFEDERAL COMMITTEES

State committee funded by union dues prohibi

from contributing to federal PAC AO 1987-

9:5 "

NONFEDERAL ELECTIONS

Allocation of expenditures in connection w

federal and nonfederal elections Comm

Cause v. FEC, sixth suit, 9:6 '

NONPROFIT CORPORATION

Independent expenditures by certain types 

FEC v. MCFL, 2:4

Presidential candidate appearances at convent

of, A0 1986-37, 1:6

Prohibited expenditures by, alleged FEC v. NO

10:6 "

Voter guides distributed to public by AO 1987

6:3 "

O'CONNOR CREATIVE SERVICES

AO 1987-3, 4:6
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OFFICEH OLDERS

Car purchased by campaign for incumbent's duties

as, AD 1987-2, 4:5

Congressional spending in 1986 elections, 7:2

Payment of expenses to close down deceased

Senator's office, AO 1987-11,8:2

See also: MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

OPERATING EXPENDITURES

Interest payments on candidate loan,

AO 1986-45, 4:4

Purchase of car by campaign, AO 1987-2, 4:5

See also: DISj3URSEMENTSj EXPENDITURES;

REP ORTS/Procedures for reporting

OTAOLA, RICARDO A.

AO 1987-25, 10:2

PARTISAN COMMUNICATIONS

Expenditures advocating

- Candidates in general elections, AO 1986-

38, 1:7; FEC v. Dominelli, 3:5; FEC v.

Furgatch, 3:5 j 6:6; 12:7

- Delegates and Presidential candidate, proposed rules changes, 4:3; final rules, 11:1;

12:1

Nonprofit corporation's independent expenditures,

permissible, FEC v. MCFL, 2:4

Petition for rulemaking available, 6:1

Presidential candidates' appearances at nonprofit

corporation's convention, AO 1986-37, 1:6

Prohibited, by nonprofit corporation, FEC v.

NOW,1O:6

PARTNERSHIPS

Physicians operating as, AO 1987-13,8:2

Rules revised governing contributions by, 1:5

PARTY

Allocation of expenditures between federal and

nonfederal accounts, Common Cause v. FEC,

sixth suit, 9:6

Building fund for S;tate party committee, AO

1986-40; 2:3

Calculating spending limits, 3:7

Failure by, to file 1984 reports, FEC v. Citizens

Party, 2:8

National party committee's negative spending as

coordinated party expenditures, DCCC v. FEe,

second suit (renumbered), 12:5

Presidential convention funding, parties approved

for, 9:10

Rules revisions proposed re:

- Contributions to national com mittees of,

1:5

- Presidential delegate selection process, 4:1

Transfer of excess campaign funds to party

committees, AO 1987-11, 8:2

See also: COORDINATED PART Y EXPEN01-

TURES

10

PERSONAL FUNDS

Of candidate, used for campaign loans,

AO 1986-45, 4:4

PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING

Bank loans, August 1986 notice, 2:2

Partisan and nonpartisan communications, file

National Right to Work Committee, 6:1

See also: REGULATIONS

POLITICAL COMMITTEES

Interest payments by campaign, to candidate!

lender, AD 1986-45,4:4

Multicandidate

See: MULTICANDIDATE COMMITTEES

Newtreasurer, instructions for reporting, 9:9

Presidential candidate's name used illegally 

unauthorized committees, Common Cause 

FEC , third suit (renumbered), 2:6

Rules changes re:

- Bank loans to, 2:2; 4:1

- Delegate committees, 4:1; 11:1; 12:1

Single-candidate committees, 10:4

Status of state committee as, after transfe

funds to federal, AO 1987-12,9:3

Use of excess campaign funds to create s

PAC, AO 1987-11,8:2

Winding down procedures, 3:9

POLLS

Polling data provided to federal candidates 

corporate polling firm, AO 1987-22, 10:1

PREMARK INTERNATIONAL, INC.

AO 1986-42, 3:4

PRESIDENTlAL ELECTIONS

Advocacy of candidate's defeat, as indepen

expenditures in

- FEC v. Dominelli, 3:5

- FEe v. Furgatch, 3:5; 6:6; 12:7

BUdget impact for FEC, 5:4

Candidate appearances at nonprofit corporati

convention, AO 1986-37, 1:6

Candidate committee's relationship with dele

committees, AO 1987-15, 9:4

Candidate name used by unauthorized committ

- Common Cause v. FEC, third suit (ren

bered), 2:6

- FEe v. Americans for Jesse Jackson, 

8:9

Corporate services to candidates, AO 1987

12:4

Delegate selection rules, 4: 1j 11: 1; 12: 1

Interviews with candidates, AO 1987-8,6:4

Media refund for publicly funded campaign 

mitted to U.S. Treasurer, AO 1987-3, 4:6

Parties approved for convention funding, 9:10

Receipts of primary candidates, 12:9

Spending limits calculated, 3:7
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Transfers of campaign assets from candidate's

state campaign to federal campaign, AO 1987-

16, 8:3

Transfers to his 1984 Presidential campaign from

candidate's 1986 Senate campaign, AO 1987-4,

5:4

See also: PUBLIC FUNDING

PRIMARY CANDIDATES

See: PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS; PUBLIC - FUNDING

PRINCIPAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, THE

AO 1987-26, 12:4

PRYOR, NANCY

FEG v. Pryor for Congress Committee, 6:6

PUBLIC FUNDING

Eligibility of candidates

- Babbitt, 6:2

- Bush, 8:4

- Dole, 8:4

- Dukakis, 10:3

- Du Pont, 10:3

- Gephardt, 6:2

- Gore, 10:3

- Hart, 7:6; 11:5

- Kemp, 7:6

Estimated 1988 spending limits for publicly

funded Presidential primary candidates, 3:7

FEe costs of implementing 8.2, 7:2

Glenn Presidential Committee, FEe's final repayment determination reaffirmed, John Glenn

Presidential Committee. Inc. v. FEC, 9:6

Hart campaign ineligible for matching funds, 11:5

"Kemp Forum" contributions not matchable, 10:3

LaRouche Campaign (1984), final repayment determinations, 10:3

Mondale/Ferraro, final repayment determination,

8:4

Parties approved for convention funding, 9:10

Public financing regulations, 7:9; 9:1

Refund for terminated Presidential campaign, remitted to U.S. Treasurer, AO 1987-3, 4:6

Revised compliance manual for fund recipients,

7:8

Transfers from candidate's 1986 Senate campaign

to his 1984 publicly funded Presidential campaign, AO 1987-4,5:4

PUBLICATIONS (FEe)

Bibliography on campaign finance available, 10:2

Compliance Manual (revised) for 1988 primary

matching fund recipients, 7:8

FEC Journal of Election Administra.tion, 9:10

FEC sends 1986 Annua.l Report to President and

Congress, 7:8

Federal Elections 86, 7:8

Free PUblications, 7:11; 12:5

11

Filing a Complaint, 6:5

Public Funding of Presidential Elections, 12:5

State Computer Access to FEC Data, 12:5

Supporting Federal Candidates: A Guide For Cit

izens, 6:5

REAGAN, PRESIDENT RONALD

Narne used illegally by unauthorlzed committees

Common Cause v. FEC , third suit (renumbered

2:6

Refund for 1980 campaign, remitted to U.S.

Treasurer, AO 1987-3, 4:6

REATTRmUTION OF CONTRIBUTIONS

See: CONTRIBUTIONS

RECORDKEEPING

Failure to keep adequate records

- FEG v. Mark Barry, 4:7

- FEG v. Beatty for Congress Committe

3:6

New rules for designated, redesignated and r

attributed contributions, 1:3

REDESIGNATlON OF CONTRIBUTIONS

See: CONTRIB UTlONS

REF UN D(S)

For 1980 Presidential campaign's media ads, remitted to U.S. Treasurer, AO 1987-3, 4:6

Of contributions to deceased Senator's authoriz

committee, AO 1987-11, 8:2

Rules revised governing refunds of illegal contri

butions, 1:6

REGULATlONS

Bank loan rules, proposed revisions, 2:2; 4:1

Contribution limits, final rules, 1:3; 2:1; 5:1

Delegate selection rules

- Final rules, 1I:l; 12:1

- Proposed revisions, 4: I

- Public hearing 00, cancelled, 6:2

Freedom of Information Act (FOrA) and pub

disclosure

- Final rules, 11:4; 12:1

- Interim rules, 8:5

Partisan and nonpartisan communications rul

making petition, 6:1

Petition for rulernaking remanded to FE

Common Cause v. FEC, sixth suit, 9:6

Public financing regulations (revised)

- Final rules prescribed, 9: I

- Primary and general, 7:9

REPAYMENTS

See: PUBLIC FUNDING

REPORTS

Failure to repent

- Change in treasurer, FEC v. Committee 

Elect Bennie O. Batts, 10:6

- Independent expenditures for media ad
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FEC v. Dominelli, 3:5; FEe v. Furgatch,

3:5; 6:6; 12:7

- Loans and itemized contributions, FEC v.

Beatty for Congress Committee, 3:6

- Year-end report on time, FEG v. Citizens

for the President '84, 6:6

Failure to report regularly

- FEC v. Americans for Jesse Jackson, 2:9;

8:9

- FEe v. Beatty for Congress Committee,

3:6

- FEC v. Citizens Party, 1:8; 2:8; 9:6

- FEe v. 1984 Victory Fund, 3:6

Federal filing offices, 1:2; 5:6

Forms and statements revised, 6:8

Forms, new pin-feed versions available, 9:2

January reporting schedule, 12:1

July reporting schedule, 5:2

Not required for

- Individual's media expenditures promoting

candidates, AO 1986-38, 1:7

- Separate segregated fund supporting only

state and local candidates, AO 1987-14, 8:3

October reporting schedule, 9:2

Personal financial, 5:7

Procedures for reporting

- Affiliated committees after corporate reorganiz.ation, AO UI86-42, 3:4

- Car purchased by campaign, AO 1987-2,

4:5

In nonelection year,3:3

- Interest payments by campaign to candidate/lender, AO 1986-45, 4:4

- Internal communications by corporate, labor and membership organizations, 12:3

- Single-candidate committees, 10:4

- Transfers from candidate's current to his

former campaign, AO 1987-4, 5:4

Special election reports

- California, 3:2

- Connecticut, 7:1; 9:2

- Tennessee, 11:5

1987 reporting schedule, 1:1; 3:3

RESTRICTED CLASS

See: SOLICITABLE PERSONNEL

ROBERTSON, MARION G. "PAT"

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:9

ROBICHAUX, JOLYN

FEe v. , 2:9

ROCHA, JR., LOUlS

FEC v. , 9:6

ROSE, CONGRESSMAN CHARLES E.

FEe v. .2:7

SAILORS' UNION OF THE PACIFIC POLITICAL

FUND

FEC v. , 11:6

12

SALE/USE RESTRICTION

Commercial use of FEC reports, FEC

v. Ernest Halter and American International Demographic Services. Inc., 4:7

SEPARATE SEGREGATED FUNDS

Abbreviated names used for, AO 1987-26, 12:4

Combined membership dues and contributio

billing statement, AO 1987-17.8:3

Corporate reorganization's impact on

- AO 1986-42; 3:4

- A0 1987-2 1, 9:4

Employee contributions matched with

corporate donations to charity

- AO 1986-44,3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Of maritime unions, unaffiliated, FEC v. Sa

Union of the Pacific Political Fund, 11:6

Use of labor union dues to make contributions

1987-23, 9:5

See also: BANKS; CORPORATIONj FUNDRAISINOJ LABOR ORGANIZATIONS; SOLICITABLE PERSONNEL

SIMON, SENATOR PAUL

1988 Presidential campaign activity, 12:11

SINGLE-CANDIDATE COMMITTEES

800 Line, 10:4

SOFT MONEY ISSUE

Common Cause v. FEC, sixth suit. 9:6

SOLICITABLE PERSONNEL

Corporation's offer to match contributions 

donations to charity

- AO 1986-44, 3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Life members of membership organization, e

ble as, AO 1987-5,5:5

Physicians, operating as partnerships, not eli

to be solicited by trade association, AO 1987

8:2

SOLICITATION

Corporation's plan to match PAC contribut

with charitable donations

- AO 1986-44, 3:4

- AO 1987-18,8:4

Eligibility of membership organization's 

members for, AO 1987-5,5:5

Failure to use disclaimer

- FEC v. Americans for Jesse Jackson, 

8:9

- FEC v. NCPAC, 7:5

National bank's separate segregated fund sub

to requirements regarding, AD 1987-14,8:3 

Of corporate donations for building fund, 

1986-40, 2:3

Separate segregated fund's plan to combine 

payment plan with, AO 1987-17,8:3
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Trade association's plan to combine dues payment

plan with, AO 1987-6, 5:5

SPANNAUS, EDWARD W.

v. FEC, 10:6

SPECIAL ELECTIONS

California, 3:2

Connecticut, 7:1; 9:2

Tennessee, 11:4

SPOUSES

Rules revised governing contributions by, 1:5

STAFF (FEC)

General Counsel

- Acting appointed, 4:1

- New appointment, 11:1

- Resignation of, 3: 1

Public appearances by, 2:2; 3:1; 4:4; 9:9; 10:3

Special. Deputy designated by Secretary of the

Senate, 6:1

STARK, CONGRESSMAN FORTNEY H. (PETE)

v. FEC, et al., first suit, 6:6, 10:6; second

suit, 9:8

STATES

Direct state computer access program reactivated, 9:8

Report to Congress on polling place accessibility

within, 6:5

Spending limits estimated for

- Party committees supporting Congressional

candidates, 3:7

- PUblicly funded Presidential candidates,

3:7

Spending limits under FECA, upheld, John Glenn

Presidential Committee v. FEC, 9:6

STATISTICS

On Congressional spending, 7:2

On PAC activity, 2:10; 8:6

On Presidential activity, 12:9

Party activity declines, 8:6

STEDMAN, DAVID

AO 1986-38, 1:7

STEWART, WALTER J

Appointed ex officio Commissioner, 3:1

STOCKHOLDERS

In corporate reorganization, AO 1987-21,9:4

Internal communications to, reporting of, 12:3

TERMINATION

Procedures for, 3:10

Refund for campaign ads of terminated Presidential campaign, remitted to U.S. Treasurer, AO

1987-3, 4:6

13

TEXAS INDUSTRIES, INC. (TXI)

AO 1987-18,8:4

TRADE ASSOCIATION

Combined dues payment/solicitation plan, A

1987-6,5:5

Compensation of employees who contribute 

PAC, AO 1986-41, 2:4

Fundraising plan

- AO 1986-41, 2:4

- AO 1987-6,5:5

Solicitation of physicians, operating as partne

ships, AO 1987-13,8:2

TRANSFERS

From candidate's 1986 Senate campaign to his

1984 publicly funded Presidential campaign,

AD 1987-4,5:4

From state campaign committee to federal

campaign com mittee

- AO 1987-12,9:3

- AO 1987-16,8:3

Of excess campaign funds of deceased Senator

principal campaign committee, AO 1987-11,8:2

TREASURER'S RESPONSmILITIES

For accepting and not properly reporting exce

sive contributions, MUR 1896,6:7

For filing reports

- FEC v. Beatty for Congress Committe

3:6

- FEC v. Citizens for the President '84,6:7

- FEC v. Citizens Party, 1:8; 2:8; 9:6

- FEC v. 1984 Victory Fund, 3:6

For keeping records

- Designated, redesignated and reattribute

contributions, new rules, 1:5

- FEC v. Mark Barry, 4:7

New treasurer, 9:9

UNDESIGNATED CONTRIBUTIONS

New rules re, 1:3

Received after the general election, 3: 10

UNION

See: LABOR ORGANIZATION

UNITED STATES DEFENSE COMMITTEE

AD 1987-7, 6:3

VOLUNTEER SERVICES

Conducted by foreign national, AD 1987-25, 10:1

VOTER GUIDES

Distributed to public by nonprofit corporation,

AO 1987-7,6:3

FEe v. MCFL, 2:4

WEST VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN STATE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, THE

AD 1986-40, 2:3
WILLARD &: ARNOLD COMMUNICATIONS, INC.

AO 1987-22, 10:1

ZORINSKY, SENATOR EDWARD

Committee to Re-Elect Senator Zorinsky, AO

1987-11,8:2

800 LINE

After the election: winding down, 3:9

Honoraria, 8:9

Internal communications by corporate, labor and

membership organizations, 12:3

New treasurer, 9:9

Personal financial reports, 5:7

Single-candidate committees, 10:4

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FEC v. , 3:6

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