Republican Policy Luncheon, November 21, 1989

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Title (Dublin Core)

Republican Policy Luncheon, November 21, 1989

Date (Dublin Core)

1989-11-21

Date Created (Dublin Core)

1989-11-21

Congress (Dublin Core)

101st (1989-1991)

Policy Area (Curation)

Congress

Creator (Dublin Core)

Dole, Robert J., 1923-2021

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memorandums

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http://rightsstatements.org/vocab/CNE/1.0/

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eng

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https://dolearchivecollections.ku.edu/index.php?p=collections/findingaid&id=26&q=

Physical Location (Dublin Core)

Collection 007, Box 395, Folder 54

Institution (Dublin Core)

Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

Archival Collection (Dublin Core)

Robert J. Dole Republican Leadership Collection, 1985-1996

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11/21/89

BIPARTISAN LEADERSHIP RECONCILIATION AGREEMENT
(CBO estimates; $ millions)

Deficit Reduction Adjusted 1/Deficit Reduction

Finance/Ways and Means savings:
Spending................................ 1,673 1,673
Revenues................................ 5,628 2,928
Subtotal................................ 7,301 4,601
Social Security Package within reconciliation... 385 385
Other reconciliation savings.................... 4,889 4,505
130 day sequester............................... 4,551 4,551
Debt service savings............................ 629 629

TOTAL SAVINGS................................... 17,755 14,671

1/ Excludes shifts; although shifts will be scored by OMB and CBO.

RECONCILIATION CONFERENCE VS. SEQUESTER
(CBO Scoring, $ billions)

1990 1991 1992 1990-92
RECONCILIATION:
Net Spending........... 6.947 2.150 4.079 13.176
(Increases).... (0.661) (1.354) (1.158) (3.173)
Net Revenues........... 5.628 3.638 3.524 12.790
(Losers)....... (1.851) (1.764) (1.269) (4.884)
Partial Sequester...... 4.551 4.700 4.800 14.051
Debt Service........... 0.629 2.100 3.200 5.929

Total Deficit Reduction. 17.755 12.588 15.603 45.946

SEQUESTER:
Spending............... 12.100 14.100 15.900 42.100
Debt Service........... 0.500 1.700 3.000 5.200

Total Deficit Reduction. 12.600 15.800 18.900 47.300

NOTE: Outyear estimates are preliminary based on draft language.

Prepared by SBC Minority Staff 21-Nov-89

11/21/89

BIPARTISAN LEADERSHIP RECONCILIATION AGREEMENT
(CBO estimates; $ millions)

Deficit Reduction Adjusted 1/Deficit Reduction
Finance/Ways and Means savings:
Spending............................... 1,673 1,673
Revenues............................... 5,628 2,928
Subtotal............................... 7,301 4,601
Social Security package within reconciliation.. 385 385
Other reconciliation savings................... 4,889 4,505
130 day sequester.............................. 4,551 4,551
Debt service savings........................... 629 629

TOTAL SAVINGS.................................. 17,755 14,671

1/ Excludes shifts; although shifts will be scored by OMB and CBO.

RECONCILIATION CONFERENCE VS. SEQUESTER
(CBO Scoring; $ billions)

1990 1991 1992 1990-92
RECONCILIATION:
Net Spending........... 6.947 2.150 4.079 13.176
(Increases).... (0.661) (1.354) (1.158) (3.173)
Net Revenues........... 5.628 3.638 3.524 12.790
(Losers)....... (1.851) (1.764) (1.269) (4.884)
Partial Sequester...... 4.551 4.700 4.800 14.051
Debt Service........... 0.629 2.100 3.200 5.929
Total Deficit Reduction. 17.755 12.588 15.603 45.946
SEQUESTER:
Spending............... 12.100 14.100 15.900 42.100
Debt Service........... 0.500 1.700 3.000 5.200
Total Deficit Reduction. 12.600 15.800 18.900 47.300

NOTE: Outyear estimates are preliminary based on draft language.

Prepared by SBC Minority Staff 21-Nov-89

11/21/89

BIPARTISAN LEADERSHIP RECONCILIATION AGREEMENT
(CBO estimates; $ millions)

Deficit Reduction Adjusted 1/Deficit Reduction
Finance/Ways and Means savings:
Spending............................... 1,673 1,673
Revenues............................... 5,628 2,928
Subtotal............................... 7,301 4,601
Social Security package within reconciliation.. 385 385
Other reconciliation savings................... 4,889 4,505
130 day sequester.............................. 4,551 4.551
Debt service savings........................... 629 629

TOTAL SAVINGS.................................. 17,755 14,671

1/ Excludes shifts; although shifts will be scored by OMB and CBO.

SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20, 1989

TODAY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21
THE SENATE WILL RECONVENE AT 2:15 P.M. SOMETIME THIS AFTERNOON, ONCE RECEIVED FROM THE HOUSE, THE SENATE IS EXPECTED TO TURN TO THE CONSIDERATION OF THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 3299, THE OMNIBUS BUDGET RECONCILIATION ACT, AND DISPOSE OF IT. THE SENATE WILL, ALSO, BE AWAITING THE CONFERENCE REPORT TO ACCOMPANY H.R. 3607, THE MEDICARE, CATASTROPHIC COVERAGE REPEAL, IT IS ANTICIPATED THAT THE SENATE WILL COMPLETE ACTION ON BOTH MATTERS SOMETIME TODAY. THEREFORE, SENATORS SHOULD BE ON NOTICE THAT ROLL CALL VOTES CAN BE EXPECTED DURING TODAY'S SESSION OF THE SENATE, THE SENATE WILL ALSO TURN TO OTHER LEGISLATIVE AND EXECUTIVE ITEMS CLEARED FOR ACTION.

FURTHER, IT IS ANTICIPATED, THAT IF THE SENATE COMPLETES ACTION ON THE CATASTOPHIC AND BUDGET CONFERENCE REPORTS, THE SENATE WILL ADJOURN TODAY, FOR THE YEAR.

HOWARD Q. GREENE, JR.
United States Senate
SECRETARY FOR THE MINORITY
MEMORANDUM

TO: THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
FROM: ELIZABETH B. GREENE (handwritten note: EBY)
RE: REMAINING NOMINATIONS AWAITING SENATE CONFIRMATION
DATE: NOVEMBER 20, 1989

ATTACHED IS A LIST OF ALL REMAINING NOMINATIONS THAT THE RANKING MINORITY MEMBERS OF EACH COMMITTEE, AND THE WHITE HOUSE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE 1ST SESSION OF THE 101ST CONGRESS. (THERE ARE 46 TOTAL.)

COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION, AND FORESTRY
JAMES CASON - ASSISTANT SECRETARY, AGRICULTURE - ON CALENDAR, TO BE SENT BACK
MARGOT MACHOL - C.F.T.C. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
VICTOR STELLO - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ENERGY FOR DEFENSE PROGRAMS IN COMMITTEE
BARBARA POPE - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ON CALENDAR, REPUBLICAN HOLD

COMMITTEE ON BANKING, HOUSING, AND URBAN AFFAIRS
MICHAEL GALVIN - ASSISTANT SECRETARY, EXPORT ADMINSTRATION IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND TRANSPORTATION
SUSAN COUGHLIN - NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD IN COMMITTEE; POSSIBLE RECESS APPOINTMENT

COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
FORREST REMICK - NRC COMMISSIONER - ON CALENDAR, TO BE CONFIRMED TODAY
JACQUELINE PHILLIPS - CHAIRMAN OF APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE
HILDA LEGG - ALTERNATE CO-CHAIRMAN OF APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
ABRAHAM SHAHSY - CHIEF COUNSEL, AT IRS - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
JOY SILVERMAN - AMBASSADOR TO BARBADOS - IN COMMITTEE
PHILLIP CHRISTENSON - ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR, A.I.D. - IN COMMITTEE
RONALD SORINI - TEXTILE NEGOTIATOR - IN COMMITTEE
LARRY MELLINGER - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR I.A.D.B. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
RONALD HEIN - U.S. MARSHAL FOR D.C. SUPERIOR COURT - IN COMMITTEE
GEORGE HALEY - CHAIRMAN OF POSTAL RATE COMMISSION - IN COMMITTEE
RICHARD AUSTIN - ADMINISTRATOR OF G.S.A. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
CINDY DAUB - EXECUTIVE BRANCH COMMISSION ON COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRIBUNAL ON CALENDAR - REPUBLICAN HOLD
ALL U.S. MARSHALLS (6) - IN COMMITTEE
ALL U.S. ATTORNEYS (4) - ON CALENDAR - REPUBLICAN HOLD
ALL U.S. JUDGES (8) - ON CALENDAR, REPUBLICAN HOLD
HARRY MANBECK - COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS - IN COMMITTEE
DOUG COMER - DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS IN COMMITTEE
ROBERT SWEET - ADMINSTRATOR OF OJJDP - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND HUMAN RESOURCES
BERNARD DELURY - FEDERAL MEDIATION DIRECTOR - IN COMMITTEE
EDWIN FOULKE - OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE
JERRY HUNTER - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR
CLIFFORD OVIATT - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR
DENNIS DEVANEY - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR

COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINSTRATION
ROBERT HOUCK - PUBLIC PRINTER - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
KYO JHIN - CHIEF COUNSEL FOR ADVOCACY AT SBA - IN COMMITTEE

HOWARD O. GREENE, JR.
United States Senate
SECRETARY FOR THE MINORITY
MEMORANDUM

TO: THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
FROM: ELIZABETH B. GREENE (handwritten note: EBY)
RE: REMAINING NOMINATIONS AWAITING SENATE CONFIRMATION
DATE: NOVEMBER 20, 1989

ATTACHED IS A LIST OF ALL REMAINING NOMINATIONS THAT THE RANKING MINORITY MEMBERS OF EACH COMMITTEE, AND THE WHITE HOUSE WOULD LIKE TO HAVE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO THE ADJOURNMENT OF THE 1ST SESSION OF THE 101ST CONGRESS. (THERE ARE 46 TOTAL.)

COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE, NUTRITION, AND FORESTRY
JAMES CASON - ASSISTANT SECRETARY, AGRICULTURE - ON CALENDAR, TO BE SENT BACK
MARGOT MACHOL - C.F.T.C. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
VICTOR STELLO - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF ENERGY FOR DEFENSE PROGRAMS IN COMMITTEE
BARBARA POPE - ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE NAVY ON CALENDAR, REPUBLICAN HOLD

COMMITTEE ON BANKING, HOUSING, AND URBAN AFFAIRS
MICHAEL GALVIN - ASSISTANT SECRETARY, EXPORT ADMINSTRATION IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE, SCIENCE, AND TRANSPORTATION
SUSAN COUGHLIN - NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD IN COMMITTEE; POSSIBLE RECESS APPOINTMENT

COMMITTEE ON ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
FORREST REMICK - NRC COMMISSIONER - ON CALENDAR, TO BE CONFIRMED TODAY
JACQUELINE PHILLIPS - CHAIRMAN OF APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE
HILDA LEGG - ALTERNATE CO-CHAIRMAN OF APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
ABRAHAM SHAHSY - CHIEF COUNSEL, AT IRS - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN RELATIONS
JOY SILVERMAN - AMBASSADOR TO BARBADOS - IN COMMITTEE
PHILLIP CHRISTENSON - ASSISTANT ADMINISTRATOR, A.I.D. - IN COMMITTEE
RONALD SORINI - TEXTILE NEGOTIATOR - IN COMMITTEE
LARRY MELLINGER - EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR I.A.D.B. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
RONALD HEIN - U.S. MARSHAL FOR D.C. SUPERIOR COURT - IN COMMITTEE
GEORGE HALEY - CHAIRMAN OF POSTAL RATE COMMISSION - IN COMMITTEE
RICHARD AUSTIN - ADMINISTRATOR OF G.S.A. - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON THE JUDICIARY
CINDY DAUB - EXECUTIVE BRANCH COMMISSION ON COPYRIGHT ROYALTY TRIBUNAL ON CALENDAR - REPUBLICAN HOLD
ALL U.S. MARSHALLS (6) - IN COMMITTEE
ALL U.S. ATTORNEYS (4) - ON CALENDAR - REPUBLICAN HOLD
ALL U.S. JUDGES (8) - ON CALENDAR, REPUBLICAN HOLD
HARRY MANBECK - COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS - IN COMMITTEE
DOUG COMER - DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS IN COMMITTEE
ROBERT SWEET - ADMINSTRATOR OF OJJDP - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON LABOR AND HUMAN RESOURCES
BERNARD DELURY - FEDERAL MEDIATION DIRECTOR - IN COMMITTEE
EDWIN FOULKE - OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH REVIEW COMMISSION IN COMMITTEE
JERRY HUNTER - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR
CLIFFORD OVIATT - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR
DENNIS DEVANEY - N.L.R.B. - ON CALENDAR

COMMITTEE ON RULES AND ADMINSTRATION
ROBERT HOUCK - PUBLIC PRINTER - IN COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
KYO JHIN - CHIEF COUNSEL FOR ADVOCACY AT SBA - IN COMMITTEE

Republican Policy Luncheon, November 21, 1989

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