May 2, 1995 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD— SENATE S6015 

development of public policy recommendations to maintain and improve the well-being of the aging. Mr. 

President, this is an important and full 

agenda and I applaud all who are participating in this timely Conference. 

Senior citizens today comprise more 

than 12 percent of the country’s population and by the year 2000, that number is expected to surpass 16 percent. 

Maryland seniors comprise 15.6 percent 

of the State’s population, a figure expected to increase to just over 16.2 percent by the year 2000. This demographic transformation poses significant challenges and opportunities and 

the White House Conference on Aging 

provides an excellent framework 

through which the participants may 

address these issues. 

The considerable participation and 

interest in the White House Conference 

on Aging clearly illustrates what I 

have always believed and experienced—

older Americans want to contribute. 

They want to work, to volunteer, and 

to participate in improving their communities and their Nation. It is critical, in my view, that we recognize and 

utilize the valuable insight, experience 

and wisdom that senior citizens bring 

to all aspects of life. 

Mr. President, I have always believed 

strongly in the potential of this significant and growing population to contribute to the development and implementation of policies that affect all 

Americans and I expect that the coming days will confirm my belief. I want 

to again commend all of the delegates 

from across the country and wish them 

well as they participate in the fourth 

White House Conference on Aging.

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ORDERS FOR WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 

1995 

Mr. GORTON. Mr. President, I ask 

unanimous consent that when the Senate completes its business today, it 

stand in recess until the hour of 9 a.m., 

Wednesday, May 3, 1995; that following 

the prayer, the Journal of the proceedings be deemed approved to date, 

the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day, 

and that there then be a period for the 

transaction of morning business not to 

extend beyond the hour of 10:15 a.m., 

with Senators permitted to speak for 

up to 5 minutes each, except for the 

following: Senator THOMAS, 12 minutes; 

Senator BURNS, 10 minutes; Senator 

DORGAN, 12 minutes; Senator MOSELEYBRAUN, 10 minutes; and Senator PRESSLER, 30 minutes; I further ask unanimous consent that at the hour of 10:15, 

the Senate resume consideration of 

H.R. 956, the product liability bill. 

The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without 

objection, it is so ordered. 

Mr. GORTON. Mr. President, for the 

information of all Senators, there will 

be a series of stacked votes beginning 

at 11:15 tomorrow morning on or in relation to any second-degree amendments to the Dole amendment No. 617. 

Members should be on notice that 

two cloture motions were just filed tonight on the underlying Gorton substitute. Therefore, two cloture votes 

will occur during Thursday’s session of 

the Senate at a time to be determined 

by the two leaders. 

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RECESS UNTIL 9 A.M. TOMORROW 

Mr. GORTON. Mr. President, if there 

is no further business to come before 

the Senate, I now ask unanimous consent that the Senate stand in recess 

under the previous order. 

There being no objection, the Senate, 

at 9:08 p.m., recessed until Wednesday, 

May 3, 1995, at 9 a.m. 

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NOMINATIONS 

Executive nominations received by 

the Senate May 2, 1995: 

POSTAL RATE COMMISSION

WILLIAM H. LE BLANC III, OF LOUISIANA, TO BE A COMMISSIONER OF THE POSTAL RATE COMMISSION FOR A 

TERM EXPIRING NOVEMBER 22, 2000. (REAPPOINTMENT.) 

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

JACOB JOSEPH LEW, OF NEW YORK, TO BE DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET, 

VICE ALICE RIVLIN. 

NATIONAL FOUNDATION ON THE ARTS AND THE

HUMANITIES

RICHARD J. STERN, OF ILLINOIS, TO BE A MEMBER OF 

THE NATIONAL COUNCIL ON THE ARTS FOR A TERM EXPIRING SEPTEMBER 3, 2000, VICE CATHERINE YI-YU CHO 

WOO, TERM EXPIRED. 

IN THE AIR FORCE

THE FOLLOWING-NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT 

TO THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL ON THE RETIRED LIST PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS TO TITLE 10, 

UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 1370: 

To be lieutenant general 

LT. GEN. MALCOLM B. ARMSTRONG, 000–00–0000. 

THE FOLLOWING-NAMED OFFICER FOR APPOINTMENT 

TO THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL WHILE ASSIGNED TO A POSITION OF IMPORTANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY UNDER TITLE 10, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 

601: 

To be lieutenant general 

LT. GEN. CHARLES T. ROBERTSON, JR., 000–00–0000. 

THE FOLLOWING-NAMED OFFICER FOR REAPPOINTMENT TO THE GRADE OF LIEUTENANT GENERAL WHILE 

ASSIGNED TO A POSITION OF IMPORTANCE AND RESPONSIBILITY UNDER TITLE 10, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 601: 

To be lieutenant general 

LT. GEN. EDWIN E. TENOSO, 000–00–0000. 

THE FOLLOWING-NAMED AIR NATIONAL GUARD OFFICERS FOR APPOINTMENT AS RESERVE OF THE AIR 

FORCE IN THE GRADE INDICATED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 12203 AND 12212, TITLE 10, UNITED 

STATES CODE, TO PERFORM DUTIES AS INDICATED. 

MEDICAL CORPS

To be lieutenant colonel 

DAVID R. ANDREWS, 000–00–0000 

JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMENT

To be lieutenant colonel 

BENJAMIN F. LUCUS II, 000–00–0000 

IN THE MARINE CORPS

THE FOLLOWING-NAMED NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATES TO BE APPOINTED PERMANENT SECOND LIEUTENANTS IN THE U.S. MARINE CORPS, PURSUANT TO 

TITLE 10, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 531: 

NAVAL ACADEMY GRADUATES

To be second lieutenants 

ACOSTA, STEPHEN J., 000–00–0000 

ADAMS, AARON W., 000–00–0000 

ANDERSEN, DAVID E., 000–00–0000 

APPLETON, ROBERT W., III, 000–00–0000 

ASTLE, JAY C., 000–00–0000 

BAILEY, MARCIA L., 000–00–0000 

BAILEY, ROBERT O., 000–00–0000 

BASHAM, CHARLES J., 000–00–0000 

BATES, JAMES A., JR., 000–00–0000 

BEAUMAN, AMY G., 000–00–0000 

BOBO, JOHN P., 000–00–0000 

BRIDGEFORTH, LINWOOD J., 000–00–0000 

BRILEY, CARL S., 000–00–0000 

BROWN, ERIC C., 000–00–0000 

BROWN, LEE E., 000–00–0000 

BURGESS, BRIAN P., 000–00–0000 

BURKE, JAMES B., 000–00–0000 

CARY, ANGELIQUE L., 000–00–0000 

CHAPMAN, ANDREW G., 000–00–0000 

CHOI, KYUJIN J., 000–00–0000 

CLEMANS, CRAIG C., 000–00–0000 

COCKERHAM, SCOTT J., 000–00–0000 

CONNELLEY, CARROLL J., 000–00–0000 

CONNER, WILLIAM J., 000–00–0000 

COTTRELL, MIMI, 000–00–0000 

DAY, WILLIAM D., 000–00–0000 

DEAN, CHAD E., 000–00–0000 

DELGADO, FRANKIE P., 000–00–0000 

DONLEY, JAMES P., 000–00–0000 

DUNNE, JUSTIN S., 000–00–0000 

EHLER, BRETT A., 000–00–0000 

EICH, GEOFFREY S., 000–00–0000 

ELFERS, MARK W., 000–00–0000 

FITE, JAY R., JR., 000–00–0000 

FORBES, ANGUS P., 000–00–0000 

FRAME, BRUCE C., 000–00–0000 

GADZIK, JOSEPH S., 000–00–0000 

GAINES, RONALD E., 000–00–0000 

GARDNER, HARRY L., 000–00–0000 

GONZALEZ, MICHAEL D., 000–00–0000 

GRANT, ANDREW F., 000–00–0000 

HAINES, JASON W., 000–00–0000 

HAMSTRA, ERIC J., 000–00–0000 

HANRAHAN, KELLY M., 000–00–0000 

HARPER, MARK T., JR., 000–00–0000 

HARRIS, EMILY E., 000–00–0000 

HART, CHRISTOPHER A., 000–00–0000 

HAYNES, JONATHAN A., 000–00–0000 

HERNANDEZ, RAY C., 000–00–0000 

HERRERA, ROBERTO, 000–00–0000 

HICKS, JOSEPH D., 000–00–0000 

HOWARD, MICHAEL J., 000–00–0000 

JAKUBOWSKI, ERIC S., 000–00–0000 

JILSON, ERIK W., 000–00–0000 

JONES, CHRISTOPHER R., 000–00–0000 

KAPITULIK, ERIC L., 000–00–0000 

KEMP, JESSE A., 000–00–0000 

KIEFER, ARNOLD M., 000–00–0000 

KNIGHT, SONJA S., 000–00–0000 

KOLOSKI, THOMAS H., 000–00–0000 

LAMBERT, MICHAEL T., IV, 000–00–0000 

LAW, DAVID A., 000–00–0000 

LAWSON, RICHARD B., 000–00–0000 

LE BLANC, ELRIDGE C., 000–00–0000 

LEDFORD, ANDREW K., 000–00–0000 

LEMOTT, DOUGLAS, JR., 000–00–0000 

LEONARD, JOHN J., 000–00–0000 

LIMBERT, MATTHEW E., 000–00–0000 

LIPPERT, FREDERICK S., 000–00–0000 

LIPSKY, RAYMOND B., JR, 000–00–0000 

MANSFIELD, LESLIE B., 000–00–0000 

MARTIN, GREGORY W., 000–00–0000 

MARTINEZ, ROBERTO J., 000–00–0000 

MARTINO, VINCENT, 000–00–0000 

MC CLUNG, MEGAN M., 000–00–0000 

MC INNIS, BRADLEY J., 000–00–0000 

MILLER, JASON F., 000–00–0000 

MILLER, TORRENS G., 000–00–0000 

MITCHELL, WIL E., 000–00–0000 

MOCKENHAUPT, DONALD A., 000–00–0000 

MOORE, DAVID A., 000–00–0000 

MOORMAN, JAY E., 000–00–0000 

MOXEY, TYREL W., 000–00–0000 

MULLIN, EDWARD P., 000–00–0000 

MURRAY, KEVIN F., 000–00–0000 

MURRAY, KYLE D., 000–00–0000 

OGDEN, TIMOTHY D., 000–00–0000 

OLSON, NANCY L., 000–00–0000 

ORLANDONI, DONALD V., 000–00–0000 

PAGE, THOMAS S., JR., 000–00–0000 

PARK, SIDNEY R., 000–00–0000 

PAULSON, PARKE A., 000–00–0000 

PICKETT, ROY L., 000–00–0000 

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RUSSELL, MATTHEW E., 000–00–0000 

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SANTANA, FRANK, 000–00–0000 

SCHUTZ, WILLIAM A., II, 000–00–0000 

SENN, MATTHEW A., 000–00–0000 

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SHORT, ERIK S., 000–00–0000 

SMITH, JOHN E., 000–00–0000 

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STOUT, PAUL K., 000–00–0000 

SULLIVAN, ERIN J., 000–00–0000 

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WEINSTEIN, DAVID A., 000–00–0000 

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YOUNG, HAROLD C., 000–00–0000 

YOUNG, TODD C., 000–00–0000 

ZAMARRIPA, LUIS R., 000–00–0000 

ZEMBIEC, DOUGLAS A., 000–00–0000 

ZIMA, GREGORY N., 000–00–0000 

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