September 21.1981

TOTES ON NOMINATIONS

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD—SENATE 21375

^ O F SANDRA PAT O'CONNOR TO BE

^MOCIAT« JUSTICE OP THE SUPREME COURT

iTTE D STATES

rr*« VICE PRESIDENT. AU time has

•re± The question is, WU1 the Senate

e

Sceand consent to the nomination of

• Day O'Connor to be an Associate

of the Supreme Court of the

"JSff veas Sid nays have been ordered,

Ji the clerk will call the roll.

isr CRANSTON. I announce that the

senator from Montana (Mr. BATTCTJS), is

zLpcsarily absent.

ifurther announce that, if present and

«ntine the Senator from Montana (Mr.

BATCUS), would vote "yea."

The VICE PRESIDENT. Are there any

nther Senators wishing to vote?

The Chair would remind the galleries

that there will be no expressions of approval or disapproval.

The result was announced—yeas

nays 0. as follows:

[Rollcall Vote No. 274 Ex.]

TEAS—99

99,

Abdnor

Andrew*

Armstrong

Baker

Bentsen

Blden

Boren

Boscbwltz

Bradley

Bumpers

Burdick

Byrd.

Harry F., Jr,

Glenn

Goldwater

Gorton

Grassley

Hart

Hatch

Hatfleld

Hawkins

Hayakawa

Heflin

Heinz

Helms

Holllngs

Byrd, Robert C. Huddleston

Cannon Humphrey

Inouye

Jackson

Jepsen

Johnston

Kassebaum

Kasten

Kennedy

Laxalt

Leahy

Levin

Long

Lugar

Mathias

Matsunaga

Mattingly

Chafee

ChUes

Cohen

Cranston

Cochran

D'Amato

Danforth

Deoonclnl

Denton

Dlxon

Dodd

Dole

Domenicl

Durenberger

Eagieton

East

Exon

Ford

Garn

McClure

Melcher

Metzenbaum

MitcheJ

Moynihan

Murkowskl

Nlckles

Nunn

Packwood

Pell

Percy

Pressler

Proxmire

Pryor

Quayle

Randolph

Rlesle

Roth

Rudman

Sarbanes

Sasser

Schmitt

Simpson

Specter

Stafford

Stennls

Stevens

Symms

Thurmond

Tower

Tsongas

Wallop

Warner

Weicker

Williams

Zorinsky

Mr. FORD. Mr. President, let me say

to the majority leader there is no desire

on the part of the minority, so far as I

know, to have a rollcall vote on the FTC

nominee.

Mr. BAKER. I thank the distinguished

Senator.

Mr. President, could I inquire of the

distinguished Senator from Wisconsin if

there is any desire for a rollcall vote on

the FTC nominee On this side? Will the

Senator from Wisconsin (Mr. KASTEN)

indicate whether he wants to have a rollcall vote?

Mr. KASTEN. A number of Senators

have indicated they would prefer a rollcall vote.

Mr. BAKER. Mr. President, I ask

unanimous consent that the next two

succeeding rollcall votes be back-to-back

and be for not more than 10 minutes

each.

The VICE PRESIDENT. Without objection, it is so ordered.

NOMINATION OF JAMES C. MILLER HI TO BE A

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSIONER

The question is. Will the Senate advise

and consent to the nomination of James

C. Miller in , of the District of Columbia,

to be a Federal Trade Commissioner? On

this question the yeas and nays have

been ordered and the clerk will call the

roll.

(Mr. DANFORTH assumed the Chair.)

The legis'ative clerk called the roll.

Mr. CRANSTON. I announce that the

Senator from Montana (Mr. BAUCUS),

is necessarily absent.

I further announce that, if present

and voting, the Senator from Montana

(Mr. BAUCUS), would vote "vea."

The PRESIDING OFFICER. Are there

any other Senators in the Chamber

wishing to vote?

The result was announced—yeas 97,

nays 2. as follows:

[Rollcall Vote No. 275 Ex.]

YEAS—97

NOT VOTING—i

Baucus

Sa the nomination was confirmed.

The VICE PRESIDENT. The majority

leader is recognized.

Mr. BAKER. Mr, President, I ask

unanimous consent that the President be

immediately notified that the Senate has

given its consent to this nomination.

The VICE PRESIDENT. Without objection, it is so ordered,

Mr. BAKER. Mr. President, could I inquire, are rollcall votes ordered on the

next two nominations to be considered at

Abdnor

Andrews

Armstrong

Baker

Bentsen

Biden

Boren

Boschwltz

Bradley

Bumpers

Burdick

Byrd,

Harry F., Jr.

Garn

Glenn

Goldwater

Gorton

Grassley

Hart

Hatch

Hatfleld

Hawkins

Havakawa

Heflin

Heinz

Helms

-_ — Durenberger

The VICE PRESIDENT. They have Eagieton

"een ordered.

Mr. BAKER. If I may have just a moment, could I inquire of the managers of

JJ"i remaining nominations if they wish

w nave their rollcalls at this time?

•3? J President, I yield to the Senator

worn Kentucky.

ntf u! Y1011 PRESIDENT. Will the Senin order? The Senator is recogByrd, Robert C. Hoi'ings

Cannon Huddleston

Chafee Humphrey

Ch'les Inouye

Cochran Jackson

Cchen Jepsen

Cranston Johnston

D'Amato Kassebaum

Danforth Kasten

DeConcinl Kennedy

Denton La- alt

Di^on Leahy

Dodd Levin

Dole- Long

Domenicl Lugar

Mathias

Mats^na^a

Mattingly

McCUire

Melcher

Mitchell

Moyn'han

Murkowskl

Nickles

Nunn

Packwood

Pell

Percy

Pressler

Pryor

Quayle

Randolph

Rieele

Roth

Rudman

Parban€3

Sasser

Schmitt

Simpson

Fpcter

Stafford

Stennls

Stevens

Svmms

Thurmond

Tcwer

Tsongas

Walop

Warner

We'cker

Williams

Zorineky

immediately notified of the confirmation

of the nomination.

The VICE PRESIDENT. Without objection, it 1$ so ordered.

NOMINATION OF JAMES R. RICHARDS TO BE

INSPECTOR GENERAL OF THE DEPARTMENT OF

ENERGY

Mr. STEVENS. Mr. President, this will

be the last rollcall vote tonight.

The VICE PRESIDENT. The question

is, Will the Senate advise and consent to

the nomination of James R. Richards, of

Virginia, to be Inspector General of the

Department of Energy? On this question

the yeas and nays have been ordered, and

the clerk will call the roll.

The assistant legislative clerk called

the roll.

Mr. CRANSTON. I announce that the

Senator from Montana (Mr. BAUCUS) is

necessarily absent.

I further announce that, if present and

voting, the Senator from Montana (Mr.

BAUCUS) would vote "nay."

The PRESIDING OFFICER (Mr.

DANFORTH) . Are there any other Senators

in the Chamber who desire to vote?

The result was announced—yeas 71,

nays 28, as follows:

[Rollcall Vote No. 276 Ex.]

YEAS—71

Abdnor

Andrews

Armstrong

Baker

Bentsen

Boren

Boschwltz

Burdick

Byrd,

Harry P., Jr.

Cannon

Chafee

Cochran

Cohen

D'Amato

Danforth

Denton

Dixon

Dole

Domenicl

Durenberger

East

lord

Garn

Blden

Bradley

Bumpers

Glenn

Go.dwater

Gorton

Grassley

Hatch

Hatfleld

Hawkins

Hayakawa

Heflin

Heinz

Helms

Holllngs

Humphrey

Jackson

Jkpsen

Johnston

Kassebaum

Kasten

Laxalt

Long

Lugar

Mathias

Matsunaga

Mattingly

NAYS—28

Hart

Huddleston

}nouye

McClure

Melcher

Murkowskl

Nickles

Packwood

Pell

Percy

Pressler

Quayle

Koth

Rudman

Schmitt

Simpson

Specter

Stafford

Stennls

Stevens

Symms

Thurmond

Tower

Wallop

Warner

Weicker

Zorinsky

Proxmire

Byrd, Robert C. Kennedy

Randolph

Riegle

Snrbanes

Sasser

laongas

Williams

East

Exon

Ford

NAYS—2

Metzenbaum Proxmire

NOT VOTINO-s-l

Baucus

So the nomination was confirmed.

Mr. STEVENS. Mr. President, I ask

unanimous consent that the President be

ChUes Leahy

Cianston Levin

Deconclnl Metzenbaum

Dodd Mitcheil

Eagieton Moynlhan

Exon Nunn

NOT VOTTNO—1

Baucus

So the nomination was confirmed.

Mr, STEVENS. Mr. President, I ask

unanimous consent that the President

be immediately notified of the confirmation of the nomination.

The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without

objection, it is so ordered.

Mr, STEVENS. Mr. President, I ask

unanimous consent that it be in order to

move to reconsider all these nominations

en bloc that have been confirmed.

The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without

objection, it so ordered.

Mr. STEVENS. Mr. President, I move

to reconsider the votes by which the

nominations were confirmed.

Mr. ROBERT C. BYRD. Mr. President,

I move to lay that motion on the table.

The motion to lay on the table was

agreed to.