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103D CONGRESS

1ST SESSION H. RES. 9

Designating minority membership on certain standing committees of the

House.

IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

JANUARY 5, 1993

Mr. ARMEY submitted the following resolution; which was considered and

agreed to

RESOLUTION

Designating minority membership on certain standing

committees of the House.

1 Resolved, That the following named Members be, and

2 are hereby, elected to the following standing committees

3 of the House of Representatives:

4 COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE: Pat Roberts, Kansas;

5 Bill Emerson, Missouri; Steve Gunderson, Wisconsin; Tom

6 Lewis, Florida; Robert F. (Bob) Smith, Oregon; Larry

7 Combest, Texas; Dave Camp, Michigan; Wayne Allard,

8 Colorado; Bill Barrett, Nebraska; Jim Nussle, Iowa; John

9 A. Boehner, Ohio; Thomas W. Ewing, Illinois; John T.

10 Doolittle, California; Jack Kingston, Georgia; Robert W.
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1 (Bob) Goodlatte, Virginia; Jay Dickey, Arkansas; Richard

2 W. Pombo, California; and Charles T. Canady, Florida.

3 COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS: Joseph M.

4 McDade, Pennsylvania; John T. Myers, Indiana; C.W. Bill

5 Young, Florida; Ralph Regula, Ohio; Bob Livingston,

6 Louisiana; Jerry Lewis, California; John Edward Porter,

7 Illinois; Harold Rogers, Kentucky; Joe Skeen, New Mex8 ico; Frank R. Wolf, Virginia; Tom DeLay, Texas; Jim

9 Kolbe, Arizona; Dean A. Gallo, New Jersey; Barbara F.

10 Vucanovich, Nevada; Jim Lightfoot, Iowa; Ron Packard,

11 California; Sonny Callahan, Alabama; Helen Delich Bent12 ley, Maryland; James T. Walsh, New York; Charles H.

13 Taylor, North Carolina; David L. Hobson, Ohio; Ernest

14 Jim Istook, Oklahoma; and Henry Bonilla, Texas.

15 COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES: Floyd Spence,

16 South Carolina; Bob Stump, Arizona; Duncan Hunter,

17 California; John R. Kasich, Ohio; Herbert H. Bateman,

18 Virginia; James V. Hansen, Utah; Curt Weldon, Penn19 sylvania; Jon L. Kyl, Arizona; Arthur Ravenel, Jr., South

20 Carolina; Robert K. Dornan, California; Joel Hefley, Colo21 rado; Ronald K. Machtley, Rhode Island; James Saxton,

22 New Jersey; Randy ‘‘Duke’’ Cunningham, California;

23 James M. Inhofe, Oklahoma; Steve Buyer, Indiana; Peter

24 G. Torkildsen, Massachusetts; Tillie Fowler, Florida; John
3

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1 M. McHugh, New York; James M. Talent, Missouri; Terry

2 Everett, Alabama; and Roscoe G. Bartlett, Maryland.

3 COMMITTEE ON BANKING, FINANCE AND URBAN AF4 FAIRS: Jim Leach, Iowa; Bill McCollum, Florida; Marge

5 Roukema, New Jersey; Doug Bereuter, Nebraska; Thom6 as J. Ridge, Pennsylvania; Toby Roth, Wisconsin; Alfred

7 A. (Al) McCandless, California; Richard H. Baker, Louisi8 ana; Jim Nussle, Iowa; Craig Thomas, Wyoming; Sam

9 Johnson, Texas; Deborah Pryce, Ohio; John Linder, Geor10 gia; Joe Knollenberg, Michigan; Rick A. Lazio, New York;

11 Rod Grams, Minnesota; Spencer Bachus, Alabama; Mi12 chael Huffington, California; Michael N. Castle, Delaware;

13 and Peter T. King, New York.

14 COMMITTEE ON THE BUDGET: John R. Kasich, Ohio;

15 J. Alex McMillan, North Carolina; Jim Kolbe, Arizona;

16 Christopher Shays, Connecticut; Olympia J. Snowe,

17 Maine; Lamar S. Smith, Texas; C. Christopher Cox, Cali18 fornia; Wayne Allard, Colorado; Dan Miller, Florida; Rick

19 A. Lazio, New York; Bob Franks, New Jersey; Nick

20 Smith, Michigan; Bob Inglis, South Carolina; and Martin

21 R. Hoke, Ohio.

22 COMMITTEE ON THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Thom23 as J. Bliley, Jr., Virginia; Dana Rohrabacher, California;

24 and Jim Saxton, New Jersey.
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1 COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION AND LABOR: William F.

2 Goodling, Pennsylvania; Thomas E. Petri, Wisconsin;

3 Marge Roukema, New Jersey; Steve Gunderson, Wiscon4 sin; Richard K. Armey, Texas; Harris W. Fawell, Illinois;

5 Paul B. Henry, Michigan; Cass Ballenger, North Carolina

6 (when sworn); Susan Molinari, New York; Bill Barrett,

7 Nebraska; John A. Boehner, Ohio; Randy ‘‘Duke’’

8 Cunningham, California; Peter Hoekstra, Michigan; How9 ard P. ‘‘Buck’’ McKeon, California; and Dan Miller, Flor10 ida.

11 COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND COMMERCE: Carlos J.

12 Moorhead, California; Thomas J. Bliley, Jr., Virginia;

13 Jack Fields, Texas; Michael G. Oxley, Ohio; Michael Bili14 rakis, Florida; Dan Schaefer, Colorado; Joe Barton,

15 Texas; J. Alex McMillan, North Carolina; J. Dennis

16 Hastert, Illinois; Fred Upton, Michigan; Cliff Stearns,

17 Florida; Bill Paxon, New York; Paul E. Gillmor, Ohio;

18 Scott L. Klug, Wisconsin; Gary A. Franks, Connecticut;

19 Jim Greenwood, Pennsylvania; and Michael D. Crapo,

20 Idaho.

21 COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS: Benjamin A. Gil22 man, New York; William F. Goodling, Pennsylvania; Jim

23 Leach, Iowa; Toby Roth, Wisconsin; Olympia J. Snowe,

24 Maine; Henry J. Hyde, Illinois; Doug Bereuter, Nebraska;

25 Christopher H. Smith, New Jersey; Dan Burton, Indiana;
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1 Jan Meyers, Kansas; Elton Gallegly, California; Ileana

2 Ros-Lehtinen, Florida; Cass Ballenger, North Carolina

3 (when sworn); Dana Rohrabacher, California; David A.

4 Levy, New York; Donald Manzullo, Illinois; Lincoln Diaz5 Balart, Florida; and Ed Royce, California.

6 COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS: William

7 F. Clinger, Jr., Pennsylvania; Alfred A. (Al) McCandless,

8 California; Dennis Hastert, Illinois; Jon L. Kyl, Arizona;

9 Christopher Shays, Connecticut; Steven Schiff, New Mex10 ico; C. Christopher Cox, California; Craig Thomas, Wyo11 ming; Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, Florida; Ronald K. Machtley,

12 Rhode Island; Dick Zimmer, New Jersey; Bill Zeliff, New

13 Hampshire; John M. McHugh, New York; Steven Horn,

14 California; Deborah Pryce, Ohio; and John L. Mica, Flor15 ida.

16 COMMITTEE ON HOUSE ADMINISTRATION: William

17 M. Thomas, California; Newt Gingrich, Georgia; Pat Rob18 erts, Kansas; Bob Livingston, Louisiana; Bill Barrett, Ne19 braska; and John A. Boehner, Ohio.

20 COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES: Don Young,

21 Alaska; James V. Hansen, Utah; Barbara F. Vucanovich,

22 Nevada; Elton Gallegly, California; Robert F. (Bob)

23 Smith, Oregon; Craig Thomas, Wyoming; John J. Dun24 can, Jr., Tennessee; Joel Hefley, Colorado; John T. Doo25 little, California; Wayne Allard, Colorado; Richard H.
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•HRES 9 ATH

1 Baker, Louisiana; Ken Calvert, California; Scott McInnis,

2 Colorado; Richard W. Pombo, California; and Jay Dickey,

3 Arkansas.

4 COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY: Hamilton Fish, Jr.,

5 New York; Carlos J. Moorhead, California; Henry J.

6 Hyde, Illinois; F. James Sensenbrenner, Jr., Wisconsin;

7 Bill McCollum, Florida; George W. Gekas, Pennsylvania;

8 Howard Coble, North Carolina; Lamar S. Smith, Texas;

9 Steven Schiff, New Mexico; Jim Ramstad, Minnesota;

10 Elton Gallegly, California; Charles T. Canady, Florida;

11 Bob Inglis, South Carolina; and Robert W. ‘‘Bob’’

12 Goodlatte, Virginia.

13 COMMITTEE ON MERCHANT MARINE AND FISH14 ERIES: Jack Fields, Texas; Don Young, Alaska; Herbert

15 H. Bateman, Virginia; Jim Saxton, New Jersey; Howard

16 Coble, North Carolina; Curt Weldon, Pennsylvania; James

17 M. Inhofe, Oklahoma; Arthur Ravenel, Jr., South Caro18 lina; Wayne T. Gilchrest, Maryland; Randy ‘‘Duke’’

19 Cunningham, California; Jack Kingston, Georgia; Tillie

20 Fowler, Florida; Michael N. Castle, Delaware; Peter T.

21 King, New York; and Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Florida.

22 COMMITTEE ON POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE:

23 John T. Myers, Indiana; Benjamin A. Gilman, New York;

24 Don Young, Alaska; Dan Burton, Indiana; Constance A.

25 Morella, Maryland; and Thomas J. Ridge, Pennsylvania.
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1 COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC WORKS AND TRANSPOR2 TATION: Bud Shuster, Pennsylvania; William F. Clinger,

3 Jr., Pennsylvania; Thomas E. Petri, Wisconsin; Sherwood

4 L. Boehlert, New York; James M. Inhofe, Oklahoma; Bill

5 Emerson, Missouri; John J. Duncan, Jr., Tennessee;

6 Susan Molinari, New York; Bill Zeliff, New Hampshire;

7 Thomas W. Ewing, Illinois; Wayne T. Gilchrest, Mary8 land; Jennifer Dunn, Washington; Tim Hutchinson, Ar9 kansas; Bill Baker, California; Mac Collins, Georgia; Jay

10 C. Kim, California; David A. Levy, New York; Steve Horn,

11 California; Bob Franks, New Jersey; Peter I. Blute, Mas12 sachusetts; Howard P. ‘‘Buck’’ McKeon, California; John

13 L. Mica, Florida; Peter Hoekstra, Michigan; and Jack

14 Quinn, New York.

15 COMMITTEE ON RULES: Gerald B.H. Solomon, New

16 York; James H. (Jimmy) Quillen, Tennessee; David

17 Dreier, California; and Porter J. Goss, Florida.

18 COMMITTEE ON SCIENCE, SPACE, AND TECH19 NOLOGY: Robert S. Walker, Pennsylvania; F. James Sen20 senbrenner, Jr., Wisconsin; Sherwood L. Boehlert, New

21 York; Tom Lewis, Florida; Paul B. Henry, Michigan; Har22 ris W. Fawell, Illinois; Constance A. Morella, Maryland;

23 Dana Rohrabacher, California; Steven Schiff, New Mex24 ico; Joe Barton, Texas; Dick Zimmer, New Jersey; Sam

25 Johnson, Texas; Ken Calvert, California; Martin R. Hoke,
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1 Ohio; Nick Smith, Michigan; Ed Royce, California; Rod

2 Grams, Minnesota; John Linder, Georgia; Peter I. Blute,

3 Massachusetts; Jennifer Dunn, Washington; Bill Baker,

4 California; and Roscoe G. Bartlett, Maryland.

5 COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS: Jan Meyers, Kan6 sas; Larry Combest, Texas; Richard H. Baker, Louisiana;

7 Joel Hefley, Colorado; Ronald K. Machtley, Rhode Island;

8 Jim Ramstad, Minnesota; Dave Camp, Michigan; Sam

9 Johnson, Texas; Bill Zeliff, New Hampshire; Mac Collins,

10 Georgia; Scott McInnis, Colorado; Michael Huffington,

11 California; James M. Talent, Missouri; Joe Knollenberg,

12 Michigan; Jay Dickey, Arkansas; Jay C. Kim, California;

13 Donald Manzullo, Illinois; and Peter G. Torkildsen, Mas14 sachusetts.

15 COMMITTEE ON STANDARDS OF OFFICIAL CONDUCT:

16 Fred Grandy, Iowa; Nancy L. Johnson, Connecticut; Jim

17 Bunning, Kentucky; Jon Kyl, Arizona; Porter J. Goss,

18 Florida; and David L. Hobson, Ohio.

19 COMMITTEE ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS: Bob Stump,

20 Arizona; Christopher H. Smith, New Jersey; Dan Burton,

21 Indiana; Michael Bilirakis, Florida; Thomas J. Ridge,

22 Pennsylvania; Floyd Spence, South Carolina; Tim Hutch23 inson, Arkansas; Terry Everett, Alabama; Steve Buyer,

24 Indiana; Jack Quinn, New York; Spencer Bachus, Ala25 bama; and John Linder, Georgia.
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1 COMMITTEE ON WAYS AND MEANS: Bill Archer,

2 Texas; Philip M. Crane, Illinois; Willis D. Gradison, Jr.,

3 Ohio; William M. Thomas, California; E. Clay Shaw, Jr.,

4 Florida; Don Sundquist, Tennessee; Nancy L. Johnson,

5 Connecticut; Jim Bunning, Kentucky; Fred Grandy, Iowa;

6 Amo Houghton, New York; Wally Herger, California; Jim

7 McCrery, Louisiana; Mel Hancock, Missouri; and Rick

8 Santorum, Pennsylvania.

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