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FEDl)E RAL EL ECTI ON COMMiSSI ONWASH INCTON. D.C. 20463

January 2, 1980

CERTIFIED MAIL

Charles E. Davis, Esquire30 West First StreetMe sa, Ariz ona 85201

RE MUR 984

Dear Mr. Davis~

In addition to the 5441d violation ofWhich you were. notified on October 10', 1979, the Commission has found reasonable

cause to believe that Arizonans for Life violated 2 U.S.C.,5. 434(e)(l) by failing to ireport the expenditures for :3 communi-cat ions (Exhibits 3, 0, G) to the FEC as independent expenditures.The Act defines an independent expenditure as an expenditureby a person expressly advocat£ing , tlhe election or defeat of a

~clearly identif ied candidate which is made without the cooperation,., .. ..consultation, or prior consent of the candidate, aget or

authorized coQmmittee of: such candidate.

however, because of the limited nature of the prohibitedactivity, the Commnission has determined to take no further actionand close its file in this .........matter. The Commission reminds youth at failures to include a proper authorizat ion/non-author izationno tice and toreport independent expenditures connected withexpress advocac of federal candidates are violations of 2 U.S.C.§§441d and 434 respectively, and that civil penalties may beimpos ed in such s it ua tions.

If you have any questions,, please direct them to DoloresPeseea ( 20 2) 523-403 9 on Wednesdays and Fridays .

S incerY

Ge neral Cou ns el

CERTIFIED MAILREUNREEIP-T REQU ESTED

Charles E. Davis, Esquire30 West First StreetMlesa, Arizona 85201

RE: MUR 984

Dear Mr. Davis

In addition to the S441d violation of which you were" notified on October 101 1979. the Commission has found reasonable

€- cause to believe that Arizonans for Life violated 2 U,.c.,434(e)(1) by failing to report the expenditures for 3 comniuni-

--cations (Exhibits 13, D, G) to the FEC as independent expenditures.

TeAct defines an independent expenditure as an expenditure* by a person expressly advocating the election or defeat of a~.clearly identified candidate which is made without the cooperation

consultat ion . or prior consent of the candidate, agent or

c" authorized committee oif such candidate.

C'However, because of the limited nature of the prohibitedactivity the Commission has determined to take no further action

an C close its file in this matter. The Commission reminds youthat failures to include a proper authorization/non-authOrizationnotice and to report independent expenditures connected withexpress advocacy of federal candidates are violations of 2 U.S.C ,55§441d and 434 respectively, and that civil penalties may be

imm~osed in such situations.

it you have any questions1 please direct them to Dolores

Pesce at (202) 523-4039 on wednesdays and Fridays,

Sincerely;

Charle U . SteeleGenerail Counsel

BEO TE EEA ELCION fl SSIct

I, rjorie W. B <rn, ecrigSeceayfor the FdrlElectio

Coirmissiont s E utv Session On Eezbr20, 1979, do herebycetf

thtte Cxmssiondtnie by a vote of 4-1 to tac h foll~n

actin in J 984:

1. Fin mraoble cause to beleve that Aionsfor Lifeviolate 2 U.S.C. §S433 for faiing to registe with t~heFC

a oiia ctree in connection wit the 1978feraelecton.

2. Fidraoale cause tobeieve that Arizoan for Lifeviolate 2 U.S.C. §434 Ce) (1) by failing toreport idpnetepniues in an aggegt ann iexss of $100.

3. Sek cvi pealy an close the file intis mater

4. Sda lete ofannton toth resonent citn habove finin as iel as the ealier finigof resnbecause to believe that Arizo nans for Life violate 2 U.S .C.§44 ld.

(brmssioners Aen, Friedersdorf, M~ar, and Peiche vote afiratvly

for the above, actions; Ccrnssioner Tiradssete; Cnssioper Hars

was not present at the tine of the vote.

Attest

ecretr to the Cnission

FED:ERA L EL ECTION COMMISSiO NWASH-IJNGTON, D.C, 20463

DATE: DECEMBER 2 0, 19 79

SU3J2CT: COMMETS REGARNG !R 984

Attachad. ±s a co'~v cc Ccmr~iss'o~ Reiche's

vot.e sheet ;~ith cc~z~ts ra;ar~ir-.;MUR 984.

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F E DERAL E LECTiO©N CGOMMIvSSION1325 K, STREET \tVw.WASHINGTON D.C.

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RETURN: TO OFFICE OF COMMISSION SECRETARY BY ATDESDAY, DE:CEM3,£B R 19, 1979

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MUR: No. ...4 - General Counsel,'s Repo rt dated 12-1.-9

( ), I approve terecommndation( ) I object to the recomendation

Date: Si gnature : k ).2 ,'i

RETURN ALL PAPR NO LATE THAN TH DT AN TM S:HOWN ABOVE TO0THE O FFI CE OFCOMMI SS ION ..C.E.R. ' ON BETO Y E H T

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• i " : F EDE RA L ELECT ION COMMISSIO0N

MEMORANDUM TO: C HAlLES STEELE

FROM: MARORIE W. EMMONS/MARARE C EE

DATE: DECEMBER 19, 197"9

SUBJECT: MUR 984 - General Counsel!'s Reportdaei2-13-79; Received in OCS12-14-79; 11:26 - OBJECTION

" The above-named document was circulated on a

~48 hour vote basis at 11:00, December 17, 1979.

Commissioner Friedersdorf .submitted an objection

at 10:43, December 19, 1979, thereby placing MUR .984

on the Executive Session Agenda for January 8, 1980-i,

unessteCn sso ei to .onsider this matter

C in the .. t s...... Executive S .s.o.. December 20<, 1979.

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FROM:

SUBJECT:

Deebr 14, 1979

Marjori!e W5 Ermns

Jane Coigrove

MUR 1984

Please have the attached General Counsel's

Report on MR 9 distributed to the Commission on a

~48 hour tally basis.

Thank you.

BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION_

In the Matter of)) f4UR 984

Arizonans for Life )

GENERAL COUNSEL' S RiEPORT

In the Commission's last consideration of this matter, it

found reasonable cause to believe that Arizonans for t .fe violated

2 USC. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expenditures for tWO

commun icat ions expressly advocating the election of federal cand idates

S without including the proper statement of atoiainnnatoi

zation by the candidates.

e, In addition, the Commission delayed taking further action with

regard to: SS43.3, 434 vio]lations, pending the office of General

Counsel' s s ubmiss ion o f add itional in terrogatorieS to the respondent.•

Ar'izonans for Life'S answers have been received and are attached 'to

this report.

Legal Analysis

Sect ion 433 ilto

The CommniS sion' s invest igation regard ing th is provision has

focused on whether the repnetsexpenditures in connection w ith

the 1978 elections were in excess of $1,000., and therefore, whether

it should have registered with the FEC as a political committee.

Because our calculated total amount of expenditures did 'not agree

with >that submitted by the respondent, we directed additional

interrogatories to determine where the discrepancy lay.

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!It Should be noted that, subsequent to the filing of thecomplint by N1A, the respondent filed a statement of orgarvza-

tion with the Conmission (received July 20, 1979). The fact of

this registration in July 1979 does not nullify the possibility

of a S433 violation; S433(a) requires that a political commttee

file: a statement of organization within 10 days after its

organization, or 10 days after tedate on which it has information

which causes it to anticipate that it will receive contributions

or make expenditures in excess of $1,000.

If Arizonans for Life'S expenditures in connection with the

1978 eetoswere in excess of $1,000, it would be in violation

(V of S433(a) for faili!ng to register with the FEC within t he stated

time period.

-- Based on the revised calculations submitted in response to

our addi tional interrogatories, i t appears that the respondent ' s

expenditures were close to, but under, the $1,000 threshold amount.

S In addition to a $600 contribution by Arizonans for Life to Life

Amendment Political Action Comittee, the following items are

included in the calculations: $150.84 allocable to 18 federal

candidiates endorsed in a booklet (Exhibit D),; $81.21 allocable to

3 federal candidates endOrsed in a brocihure (Exhibit B); and

$123:.30 allocable to 3 federal candidates endorsed in an additional1/

brochiure submitted by the respondent on October 2 ( Exhibit G ).

These expenditures total $955.35.

1/ Exhibit 0 contains the exact format and wording of Exhibit 8;tesame 13 flederal candidates are endorsed in both brochures. Theonly difference between them is that Exhibit G lists candidates forLegislative Districts 1-14, while Exhibit B lists those for LegislativeDistricts 15-30. Exhibits B and D were submitted as part of the originalcomplaint. Exhibit G is attached torspnen Answers to nrogtie

The question arose in the complaint as to whether geb-out-

the-vote activities sponsored by Arizonans for Life subsequent

to a voter identification project should also be considered ex-

penditures. Pursuant to 11 C.F.R. §IOO,7(b)(4), these activities

woul be"non-partisan," exempt from the Act's definition of

expenditure, if "no effort is made to determine the party or

candidate preference of individuals before encouraging them to

register to vote or to vote." In its response to the first set

1~. of interrogatories, Arizonans for Life stated that the purpose

" of the voter identification project was "to identify pro-life

voters "; the response as to whether the group subsequently

encouraged pro-life voters to vote for pro-life candidates was,

however, equivocal. Eased on the clarifying answers to additional

Sinterrogatories, there seems to be no correlation between informa-

tion obtained during the voter identification project and the

C respondent' s get-out-th e-v ote activi tie s. Ari zonan s for

S Life states :

~The project is still in process and

has not been completed sufficientlyenough to be functional.

and

Arizonans for Life encouraged thegeneral public to vote by distri-buting the brochure (Ex. B3,G) andbooklet (Ex. D) to the general public.

it thus appears that ArizonanS for Life's get-out-the-vote

activities were synonymous with Exhibits B, D, and G, which have

already been accounted for in the calculations of the respondent's

e xpendi tures.

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The amount $955.35 represents, the refore, Arizonans for Lifestotal expenditures in connection witlh the 1978 federal electi~on.

The Act def ine s a poi itical com~i ttee as a " co .. ittee .ci ub

association, or other group of persons which receive contributionsor makes expenditureS during a calendar year in an aggregate amount

exceeding $lt000" 2 U.S.C. S431(d). Since Arizonans f or Life'sexpenditures were under the $1,000 threshold, it did not me etthe deiiinof a political committee in 1978. Therefore, theOff ice of General Counsel recommends that the :Comisslion fiend no

reasonable cause to oelieve that Arizonans for Life violated S433__ by tailing to register with the FEC as a political commnittee in

connection with the 1978 federal election.

section43Viltn-- .... in its last report to the CormjiSSon, the. Office of the

~General Counsel presented an analysis of Arizonans for Life's~expenditures in connection with Exhibits B and D as beingC t independent expenditu res" pursuant t0 2 U.S.C. S43l(p). W

.......0... erecommended that tihe Comtmission delay its reasonable .cause tooeiieve t inaing on a 434 reporting violation, however, until

it was determined whether Arizonans for Life was a pol!itical

cormi tttee at the time the expenditures were meade. As apol itic,,al commi ttee, an organizat£ion must report independent

expenaitures in excess of $100 pursuant tio S434(b)(13), whilean entity other than a political committee or candidate is subject

to reporting independent, expenditures in an aggregate amount in

excess of $100 under §434(e)(24.

Based on the analysis presented above, it appears that

Arizonans for Life was not a pollitical committee in 1978, and

therefore, that the reporting provisions of S434(e)(l) would

be applicable in this case. While our earlier report listed

the expenditures for Exh ibits B and D as independent expenditures,

it now seems that those ,for Exhibit S should be, included as well.

See footnote 1 which d escribes .. the nearly identical form and con-

tent of Exhibit Q :to that of Exhibit B, the latter being an

example of express advocacy. Also, the respondent' s answers

to interrogatories indicate that the same approach made to

~candidates named in Exhibits B and D applies here - i~e. the

~candidates received questionnaires seeking their views :on abortilon-

~~related issues, but were not asked for their :consent, for expend'i-

- £~uores on broz~hures publishing their views. Therefore, Exhibit G,

r ~ like B and D, appears to meet the criteria forridenet

expe nd i ture" that the communic at ion expressliy adv'ocate the

election of clearly identified candidates, and that the expendi

~~ture be made without the consen t of the candidates. The expenses

for the 3 communications - Exhibit D - $150.84, Exhibit B - $81. 21,

Exhibit G - $123.3 0 - are clearly in an aggregate amount in excess

of $100. The Officee of General Counsel recommends that the

Commission find reasonable cauise to believe that Arizonans for

Life violated 2 U.,S.C. §434(e)(l) by failing to report independent

expenditures in an aggregate amount in excess of $100.,

Summa ry

The total expenditures involved in the §S43:4 anci 44id violations

welr'e $355.35 allocable to eighteen federal candidates. The office

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of General Counsel recommends that the Cogisinproceed to

conciliation and adopt the formula for civil penalty used in

other express advocacy cases (1/5 the amount of the violation).

see MURs 818, 940 and 960. Accordingly, the recommended penalty

in this case woUld be $75.

Re comend at ion s

1. Find no reasonable cause to believe that Arizonans for

Life violated §433 by failing toregister with the FEC as a0

political commnittee in connection with the 1978 federal eiection~

~2. Find reasonable cause tobel ieve that Ari zonan s for Life

, violatedl 2 U... S434(e)(l) by failing to report independent

~expenditures in an aggregate amount in excess of $100.

3. Approve the attached letter and conciliation

agreement.

'aD te eseGeneral Counsel

At ta chmen ts

i.... Respondent' s Answers to interroyatories2. Exhibits B ana D of complaint3. better and Conciliation Agreement to Respondent

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AR]ZOANSFOR L' .... /

Thes following are answ:erms to the inezoat'f%4Y %~pe r ecapprooriate number to the interrogatorie sb-

1. There wa...." sS a'parently a rnathematicai.. ....... error in our previouscalculations. The following is, to the besto ukoldean accurate breakdown ofth expenditures for federal election.

$:lZ8O.OO Publishing cost

22.0 Milig.(ue stionaire sent t nddts,:*oo Exhibit U. The response s to t" is

ouestionairewere use d in oth t' -hebooklet and t!he brochure).

Booket. cntaie..atot. of 16 canididates of ,.hich18 were federal! candidates.$7.3-ercaddae. I allocate tsat nd:eI ~~~addate s the expenditur e is S8. 38 per candi date.

$1Q.O PublilshirW, co ..sts

._ ,22.00 [Mailin~ :uest:i oraire (see bove )

: were federal candidates. .. .If allocate d all to federal candidates -the expenditu.re

~~~~is $686.0 p O er candidate. If allocate d to statiet an dfederal candidates the e ndt, is $3.0 e can. i at

2a. This s~uestion appears to be irreievant. As xWaS indicated onQuestion Se, of th rria .nt....o.es whae not .... , h-voter identification pro = c information to encourage vo tees to

vt. The proj~ect is stl i rocess and, has :not bo, ,,'ee comi 3esufcinlyeoght b uction al. To the best of our

k~o ed:e: none of the: i nformatibon obtained thr~eu h the votor....*identification sUrvey has been USed to .influence the outcome of an

e lec tion.2b. Arizonans for ...........Life encurge te general public to vote o,,v}

general pUblic, The brohurs.wre.aied o.A.zo.n fo =

incorgiete vo ters survey used.

Ihave enolos jxhibi. _ .. ... . -

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9; Arizonans 5 c ontd. 0

2d. There was no eQoreiation between our enor mtQ hegenraLpublic to VOte and the voter. S~irvey..

The u nersigned cehairman ,of~ Arizonans orLit'e has answeredthe zuestions truth~fullv End to the ..best oC her ability.

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Sponsored by Arizonans for Life and Arizona Riqht to ,Ltfe

I. On, anuary 22.. 1973 the .S. Supreme Court headed ,down a de cision whichlegalized aborti:on-on--reque st through the full term of pregnancy Do youdisagqree with this de cision ?,

2. A cons tituti onali amendmne nt w hich would proh ibi t abortion except ,tO pre-vent the death of the mother has bee n introduced in both houses of Con-gre ss. W ould you support such an amendment?

S --YE NO3. Do you sUpport the prohibtion of public funding fo abortionexcept.t

pre - eat h of the mother?

~4. ou ou sppot leisltionwhih wold equire that all women priorto aborion be giv en information which would include the development

of he abyat he time the abortin is to be performed?

' )< YE ... NO

....5 \,Afojd you .... .suppor "alterna tve s to abortio n" leilton which would :pro-,vide. £i nanctal did and scial Sex:vice s to pre gnent women whose ci:rcum-sta, nce '"-r ant such ,as sista nce.

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* Your responses to the se questions will be consitdered :publi[c inoain* Pubilcation of ...o =.....rants w ill be limited .to f:irst fi.fty (50) words.• f questionnaire.. is no retrned b _!, I :- ...; : .... "n .. ;o response" will bepublished next to your name ... ... ........

* The nk you fryour cooperation. If you have a ny que stions rega rding thesurvey plea se call Karen M ills at 978-2042.

IN T RE NOV. 7 ELCTIO ........ ..Unborn children cannot speak for t hemseives but yo an speak for them with your ballot inthe Tuesday,November 7, General Eliection,: Your vote can guarantee that the candidates elected to office will be thepeople who will stand up and defend the most basic of all human rights - THE RIGHT TO IFE.

If 'the candidates listed below win the election, then the unborn: and defenseless will win.

HUMA LIF/S NDANGERED!!!/ Did you know that:

o On January 22, 1973 the U. S., Supreme Court legalized defacto abortion-on-dtemand to the dayo f the baby's birth?,

* On July 1, 1976 the Court ruled that a giirl of 12 may obtain :an abortion without her parent'sadvice or cosnand that a woman can obtain an abortion without the knowledge or consento f her husband - striking at the very heart ofthe family unit?,

THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-L!IFE CANDIDBATES WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OURGOAL. TO R ESTO RE LEGAL PROTECTION TO THE UN BORN AND DE FENS ELESS BY PER MITTINGABORTION ,ONLY TO. PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER YOU ARE URGED TO TAK;E 5:

S PRO,-LIF E FRIENDS WiTH YOU TO THE POLLS.

~Take this bSrochure with you to the polls

' and vote QNL Y for the, candidates recommended below.

Governor - Wvan Mec hamSecretary of ;State - ROSe Mo forcd Or Henry flawsAttorney General - Bou OorbinStat:e Superintendent of Public instruction - Steve JenkinsCongresional District I - John RhodesCongressional District 2 - Tom Richey ...Congressional District 3;

S Congressional District 4 -Eldon Rudd

LegisaieDistisDitict1

District 3

District 4District 5SDistrict 6

SDistrict 7,...Distrct 9a

__' District 9~District iGDistrict 112District 12District 13:

SnteBoeyd Tenn eyTony Gabaldon

Dennis I.Davis

John Hutton

HouseJ ohn U. Hays ..

iEdward Guorrro, Dorothy Schatz8 ob Philips., Morr is Courtright

Marjo ry Olon,. Lloyd LoqanS Jam es El iot,, David Lindsay

Carmen; Cajero,,Emilio Carrtlo" "Ciauderl Bail!eyv: Siste r Clare :Dunn

DEMOC RATS, REP UB LICANS AN D iNDEPEN D NiTS -. Unite and he/p defend chose who cannot........ _______defend themselves -VOTE PRO LI FE ON; NOVEMBER 7,... ........-

*1 ,... ....Your voein te Ge eal Eeton is ..

YOUR VOTE IN THeE GENERAL ELECTIN ON TUESDAY,, NOVEMER 7WILL HAVETHE MPCTOF SVRL VOE SiNCE IT IS EXETD THAT LES THAN HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERSWILL GO TO THE POLLS, DO'T PASS UP THIS ULNIQUE: CHANCE YOU HAVE TO SPEAK OUTFOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. VOTE NVMBER 7.

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THIS LITTLEGUY WANTSyo U:TO VOTEIN THENOV. 7 -ELECTION"

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: .oe r7 eea ~c|mYu ote .q uaranitee that the canidates elected'toie i[// be thepeople who wi/I stand up ad defend the most basic of all haman rigts - THE RIGHT TO LIFE . ..

If the candidaites listed below win the election, then the unborn and defenseless will win.

HMN NLIFE/IS ENDA NGERED!!! Did you know that:

* con January 22, 19731 the U, S. Supreme Court legalized defacto abortion-on-demand to t,he: day' ..of the baby's ,birthi

*On July 1:, 1976 the Court: ruled that a :girl of 1:2 may obtain an abortion wit hout her pairent'sadvice or consent, and that a woman: can obtain ;an abrinwithout the knowledge or consentSof her husband -strikin at the very heart of the family unit?

THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE CAND1DATES WI LL HELPASSURE: THE SUCCESS OF OURSGOAL TO R ESTOR E L EGAL PR OTECTI ON TO THE U NBO RN AN D D EFE NS ELESS BY¥ PERM "..I TT i N GA BO.RTION ONL Y TO PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER. YOU ARE UR GE.D TO TAKE SPR O-LI FE FRIENDS WITH YOU TO TH E POL LS.

Take this brochure :with you to the polls

and vote ONL Y for the candidates recommended below.

Legislative: DistrictsD istrict 1 5D istrict 16District 17District 18

District 19

District 21District 22Distric t 23District :24District 2,5Distrit~ 26District 27District 28District 29Di stric t 30

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:Governor -Evan MechamSecretary of: State .- Rose Mofford or Henry 1-awsAttorney General - Bob CorbinState Super~intendent of Pu blie Instruction - SteveCongressional District, 1 - J ohn Rhodes

Congressional District3 2 -, om R..cey ..

Senate,S. H."al Runyn'/

Dr. Wayne: StumpAnne Lindeman :

George Hussey

Manuel Pena, Jrt.L-

Trudy Camping

J ac k T:ail!or'Stan Turdey-

;Jenkins

I-ouseJames B.l RatiffBob HungerfordWbert DavisBurton iBarr, PeteDunTony WestDebbie McCune, Lillian JordanRobert Griffin, Don Keriney

Tony R., A br~il, Sr.'-Pete Corpstein, DidGorrmanD. Lee JonesMary C. Hegarty, Frank Kelley

Tony Raiei, Jim SkelyDonna Car-!sen~Jm Cooper'Carl J. Kunasek, James J., Sossaman

D'EMOC RATS, R E PUB LICA NS AN D IN DEPE NDE NTS .... Un/te and lie/p defend t;hose who cvnnot-defend themselves ... VOTE PRO-LIFE ON NOVEMBER 7.................,.......

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YOUR VOTE, IN THE GENERAL ELECTION ON TUES:DAY, NOVEMBR 7 WILL HAE THE IMPACTOF SEVERAL VOTES SINCE IT IS EXPECTED THAT LESS THA HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERSWILL GO TO THE !POLLS. DON'T PASS UP TH-IIS UN;IQUE CHANCE YOU H AVE TO SEK OUTFOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. VO, NOVEMBER 7.

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AR IZON AN S FOR L~iF E101 i7 N. 3rd StreetPhoeei~x, Arizona 85004

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THE .... CANDIDATES - HOW THEY STA EN DOn July 16, 1978, the questions below were mailed to all candidates seeking office in the State Legislature,

U. S. [louse of Representatives,, Governo, Secretary of State, Attorney Genera!, and State Superintendent of PublicInstruction.;,

1. On January :22, 1f973 the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a deciin- which legalized abortion-onrequestthrough the full term of pregnancy. Doe yo U disagree with this decision? '

2. A consti tutionali amendment which would prohibit abortion except: to !prevent the death of the mother has 'been introduced in both houses of Congress., Would you support such an amendment?

3. Do you support the prohibition of public fu nding for abortion except to prevent the: death of the mother? i

4. Would you support legislation which would requirte that all women prior to abortion be given informationwhich would include the development of the baby at the t:ime the abortion is to be performedi?

5. Would you support "alternatives to abortion" legislation which woulid provide financial aid and social ser-vices to pregnant women whose circumst'm ces warrat such assistance?

To facilitate a clear understan ding of the can didk ..... positions ................ the, abo~ve quesios have been paraphrased to a/low for Yes/Nrespnse, Ye anwersarepro-ife On uesion5, some can didates haa ye equested specific text of legi'slation be fore responding.

Study the: candidates rersponses, then ure your friends and relatives: to jolin you: by going, to the; poll:s September '12 and casting

the victorious votes for only pro-ifie ;candidates,

Dr. Carolyn Gerstrt, ;new president of National! Right: to Life Committee, In c. states: "It is clear that the life of the unborn, theelderly and: the i ncapacitated: will be, won or :lost a.t te ball 1ot bcx,.

.. P~~R O-L iFE CAN Wi N AN D IS WIN NING. Help Arizona join lihe march to restore legal protection to the ives of innocent babies., ~~Mark SEPTEMBER 12: on your calendar no, and :ask yopur friends and relatives to do ittoo ....

~MAKE SEPTEMBE R 12 A \ OTORY 'DAY FOR PR:O-LIFE IN ARIZONAI i

~Thi s urvey was conducted by Arizonans for Life, Karen P. MilChairman .:

For further informarioi cIll Ariznans for Life - 254-7473

To lp d~ofr~y oepnse ofthis suivey, donatiions woulid bo greatly appreciated to: Arizenans for Lifo, 10 17 N., 3rd Stroot,, No., P hoeni,i Arizona ;85004

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51AI'?DPDA~TE~THE 'J~ ~OW ~H~Y~STANDSiponsor ed by ARIZONANS FOR LIFE

0 DemocratL Librt arian

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IMPORT ANT;Candidate Oucstion naira Fo~rms informed Candidaetes that resInses to the following question s will be onsidered !public information, that publicationOf comnts will be limit;ed to 'fifty :(501) words, and that if cp.estionnaire is not ;returned by' specified date "*no respoense'" would :be ishown.

Do you DISAGR'EE withSupreme Cou rt decisionltegalizin g aor ttio n?

Would you support a consti.tu tional amenmtprohibit.;ing abortion except to preventdeath of mothod?

Do you support iPROH~Ifl !TION of public funding for,abortion OexcePt toprvtdeath of ehr

(4)Would you suptlgislationrequ iring ,all woman prior toabotton be given kformationIncluding delaipmont: of ;babyat time abortion is to be

Would you support"len tieto abor.tion' legislation thatWOUld provide• fnancialaid and social servic.e.st'o pregnant womenwhose c icmtnewarrant such assitne

U., S. HOUSE OF' REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT

(D) BBFIE LD Y ES YES YES YES YES'"It is my: feeing that life or~iginates at the moment of coneption, and any actions to abortt 'that life are contrary 'to our teachings ..... "Thoushalt not kill." This also includes physicians who break their Hilppocratic Oath when: they perform such abort ions."

:(D) KEN GRAVES Declined to answ'er qu:estions."i personally abhor abortions. Legally I woulid NOT vote to put women, in prison for having abortions; however, I would vote to cut all govern-

me!nt funding o~f abortions.. Som e bureaucratic supervisors, businessmen and doctor; would: kill! babies, lauch (sic) campaigns to talk women inthaving abortions or do almost anything: for ........

(R) JOHN J. RHODES* YES YES YES YES: Declined to =anwer(2) Has. sponsored such an amendment, HJ. RRs. 823? Aprl 4/, 7978. .(3} "1 have alIways been a strong supporter of t:he Hyde amendment. I voted for the Hyde Amendment last year, even though a substitute mesa-

sur e eventualily was passed into law. "(14) He has supred the Alternatives to Abor,,on Act (S2614).(5) "Lacking specific legislative suggestions,: r, araing alternatives to abortion the question is so b road that I find it difficult to repond in

g reater length at th is tim e."

U.L S. HO US E O F R EPR ES ENTATIVES - DI STR:ICT 2(0MORSK. UDALL* NO NO NO YES YES

;3;) Voted to continuo pu:blic funding of boons 1978"am a Supporter of the "rightto choose," and support the Supreme Court decision of 1,973. which affirmed the right of women to ihave, :or

not to have, an abortion, making it a matter of personal coice., We know from experience tihat abortion laws do no t stop abortions, t, ..,

(0) MICHAE!L J, MORAN YES YES YES YES YES

R) TOM RiCH EY ;YES YES Y ES Y ES YES

fL,) JOE BACH No: Response

(SW) BETSY McDONALD N!O , NO NO NO NO ',

U.S. H OUS E OF R EPR ES ENTATIVES - D ISTR ICT ' ,(L) HARlRY MATHEWS No Response

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(D.) BOB STUMP* (2)' .......1 have voted without ccej~fon dgins abortion or fnsr orona' will c.................... ......oinue to do so, but in fundamental philosophy I................ o ppose,

consti t- tiona1 amendments as a solu tion to specific p robl~ems. I cannot, in .good conscience :change theat basic stand."(14) "Alithough every woman should know a'll d etails before~ an abortion, i cannot answer this question without Information on who would co:trol the program, how :it wou ld be done and wha i;t would cost."

(5) "1 need ;more specific information. There are a're ay programs which provide aid' to those inneed, I dv not: favor any: new Feeal progamsunless i can.bedemonstrted.tha there are no other alt;ernati ves."

(R)LA........E..L..YE-S YES YES, YES YES(L) KATHLEEN COOKE YES NO YES NO N

tU. S. HO USE O:F REPRESEN TA T IVES - DI:STR iCT 4 .............................. ...... ........ :::": ' ... '

(D) LLOYD L:YNN HOUSE N O YES(1 '"tothetnto ... v..n.. a lie"

IUJ MIUI-AEL "Mike"'McCORMICK YES Declined to ansrwer YES YES(2) '"1 beliewe it should be a little broader than =just :the 'death' of temother."

(3) woul dadd"o xrrwhlhipirn"(!5) "1 believe more ,emphasis should be put on prevention education and placement f Unwanted chil dren."' '

(0) LE S M iLLE:R .No Responlse

;,D) :ERNESr FO RRiESTE R ROMER O No Respons~e

(R) TED HIL YES, NO YES NO NO(1) "Don' agr ee With full term."'

(2) "Its a moral decisi,l not :legal.,(4) "Again, it is a moral issue."

(:RI ELDON .RUDD* YES: Y:ES YES Declined to answer Declined to ianswer'(2) "1 am a co-sponsor of such a Human Life Amendment as a m ember of the U.S,. House of R epresentatives,"(3) Halos onsistentty votad to prohibit 'the LAse of tax doilars for obortions,,(4) "i do n ot favor-abortion. H owever,: if legalized abortions are continued, 1I bel:ieve that the law must require that pr~egnant women; be ful:ly.

.and accurately in formed about the u nborn baby's stage of development at the tim e abortion is contempliated,. so that all aspct ;and cnequ onces are known to the mother."

15) Thee.ar.dot.r and.charitable rizp..io... alread :in existence who: will provide ned assistance to pregnant •woen whose, cit!rcm-stne arn udneand support an : hera par:ents are not able or :available to provide such, guidance and suppot"

tL) LAWRENC.E W. JEROME No Response

(0) BR UCE BAB BITT* No Response

f.'1:) :DAVE MOSS Y ES 'YES YES YES: YES

(R) CHARLES: KI|NG YES ' ... YES; YES YES YES'

R) JACIK LONDEN YES Declined to: answer YVES YES Y'ES(2) "Idhave 'to see wcrding."

YES YES YES

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Wud you support a consti-:tut ional ame ndment prhbt.itng abortion e:xcept t pr'oventdeath of mothe~r?

Do you supporti PROI-IBI.-TION of public :fundirn! foraborton except to preventdeath Of mother?

(4:)Would you support legisla!requirlng all women pri:oraborto be iven Infornalin ~n evelopment ofat time; abortion is to !be

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warrant such asistance?(R) EVAN (Ev) MECHAM YES YES YES YES YES(5;) "W, ith reluctance - t will depend on the individual legislation and how it is to be hand led and by whom., To help single prospective mothers

have an alt ernative to an abottion; is the right answer,"

(L) V, G E NE L EWTE R No Response

(S W ) J E S S I C A S A M P S O N N o R e sp o n s e.. ..... ... .... .. . . .. ........ . . .

(D) CLOVES C. CAMPBEL L No ResponseD) K E E H D:;. .HANE R '.........'...YES Y ';EIS Y....' ES YES, .. YES =:

(3) tI investi:gated by' three doctors and priest or minster."(;5) "eeac to see = that assistance is necessary."

O) ROiSEMOF FOR D* YES Y ES YES YES' YES.R)= HENRYH.... A WS .... YES YES ... :YES ; :: YES '"YES

L) MONICA SWIFT YES NO YES N O NO

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D)DINQ De CON CINI YES ;YES YES(1I) "I persnally disagree with the decision but, :as an elected state officia1 would(2 "With add'iti ona excptions for cases of rape and incest."(3 With additional .exceptions fror cases of rape and incest."

YES YES !be bound to observe it as :long; as it was the lawl of tha lan ....

3)8B CO RBiN YES Y!ES YES YES ... YES.

'LJAMES T. KlRK NO NO YES ... NO NO "': ., }i5:TATE, SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION ...0)CAR OLYN WARN ER* No Response...

PR) STEPHdEN JENKINS, JR. YES YES YES YES YES:{} JU!DY FELOSTEiN YES NO YES YES N O :

(2) "Government should not be in the area of abortion,.". ,(15) I..l.o.nte organi.....ations... can do a; better job offering a.terrnative services than tan'.. . governmentl egislatio. " ":

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legal izing abort, on? to "alternatiyest to.=tion tjo' Iegislation *a I ;blaby would provide finnial :'

aid and social ervices i: !

whose circumstances .

ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE (Ditics15 0)Legislative District 1 5

Senate

(R) S. H. "Hal" RUNIYAN* YES YES:(5) "' wit=h reservation s as to scope of program."I-I hds voted consistentlypro .lifc.

YES YES YES

R) KENN ETH W. PAR KE R YES YES NO N O YES(5) '"but would ,like a definition of "crusac~ warrant such assistance."'

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R): BOfl DENNY No Response

R1 DOUG MORRiS N O NO NO. YES Declined to answ er(4 The wording of such. legislation would have to be carefu!ly dfrawn against !nonmedical coercion."..(5) "No0body, with any intellectuat integrity, would answverso u nspecific a question.'

{R) JAMES B., RATLIFF YES YES YES YES Y ESVOting records show consistent pro- life vo te.

tL) DAVID L, McNEi ILL YES NO YES NO NO(3) would exclude ',ex cept .to; provent ..the death of The .. ..mother. "

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Senate

{D) MARC !A WE E:K$ No Response

$R) ARCHILE DOSS YES. YES YES YES YES(4 This nformateon should be given by the woman's doctor."

(5) "Counseling :should be provided by private agenci:es."

IR) DR. WAYNE STUMP No. Response

"(R) GRETRIPOLI YES YES YES. YES Decllned:t anwar'

(5:) "Must see: the bill first,"

'L) JAMES C. CAM ERON No' Response

HouJIsK e FFR¥5 ODci~ o ase E

(2) "1 am concerned with the numtber ofabor¢:=io ns taki ng plzace in ou r country today. 1 understand that there is approeximat ely~one abortion. , forevery four live births - this is most offensive to me. i-loweveG, I do not ;suppo~rt a political action such as the amending of the U.IS. Con-

stitution,."(3) "I support: public fiinanci:ng for ........medicoal care tothe ;indi; ' ...... . .: ,, .. ..crti~on ta prevent the death of th~e motheor."

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performed?laid and social service~sto pregnant womenwhose circumstances

CD,) :STEVE POE NO-Re sponse

CR) BOB HU NGE R FOR D YES YES YES YES YES(5) "Providing it ist :an excessive spending bill."

CR) JAM .E S 0. M AHAR :''................... YS YES ' . . .. .................... YES YES YES.

(R) DIANE; B. McCA RTHY* N o Response

(3) "1 am opposed tO public fundi~g for :abortions under all circumstances.">

4)"! would favor private, programs by such= organizations as yours to make such information available."(5): "1 favor private voluntary prog{rams .to provide such aid."

,CL) PATRIA A. VA ......NO. NO YES NO NO:(3) "1 vjould support prohibiion f public: funding in ANY CASE."

(5) "It i my opinion and that: of the Libertarian Party that a person is entitled to and ;must retain the right to do what he/she feels is right forthe circumistances, and that Government should in no way be involved except: to defend that right."

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CR) AN!NE L:INDEMAN*YES YES(5:) "1 think th is concept shoulId be explored."Has- sponsored pro-life leilto.

YES YES ;YES

House(D) WI LBE RT J. "Chili" DAVIS Y ES YES ,YES YESYS

CR) GERR Y DALY Y:ES YES: YES ,YES YES ,('2) 1doubt that iit woulId be enforceable.":

-' ~R .W Bill" LEWIS No Response !

CR)! BETTY VAN FREDENBERG YES: , YE:S YES YES YES(R) PATRiCIA "P-t"W "GHT YE ... NO YES YES YES

(3)() anad (51 I have su pported le:gislatio i a1 o f these a~r~as."

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oyou DISAGgE:E with Would you supporPt a ,onsgt:i .. Do you support PROH 181- Would you support leg|slation Would you o u -p iSupromo Cour~t docisii~n tution !l amendment prohibit. T ION of publi funding for requiring all women priort o "alteratveo 4 .t!eo l=ing abortion? inj abortio-n ot~ccpt to prevent abotion exept to prevent abortlor be: given informatio.n tion" legislatorlthat i

death of mother ? death of mo'ther? isillngO development of' baby would pr0 vide finanC| ial

Senate-({D} PHYLLIS G.ROWE Dnclined :to answer: questions

i t is easy to give hypothetical answers to hypothetical questions. I want to be honest. I cannot'prdict my vote on l~gislation that has notyetbendanup.'

(R) LEO COR BET* N O NO NO0 YES: YES

(L) KATJ-I :O'CO NN:ELL N O NO YES NO NO({1) "A PerSOC is n:ot a legal entity uni:til they are born ie: birth certificates, baptismal, ... ......records, ,ic enses and such things require date o:f birth and

not date of con ein."t '(2) "I believe it i S up to our churces and special itrst groups such as Arizonans for Life, o pesae people that abortions a~e wrong for:

wha tever reasons they may ;have. Governmen t shou ld stay out .of tihe private 'ive s of the ciitizens. I support. your right to work to educate

,(3) "I .support poiition of publ;ic funding of any aborin no matrwhat the resos.(4) "I ' would uprtorganizations such as you rs in mak ing this information available to all women through hospitals, cnisanddotrofie.(5) "1 think organizations suclh as yourifs and charities could be set up to provide such aid and would be much more effective than the govern-

ment is at anything.: I would publicly support this form of action, ."

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(D0) JE ROM E "JerrV" DENOMMEYES: YES(5) " 1 woul!d have :to see the specific:s, however,." YES YES YES

(8): BURTON BA RR*" YES YES YES YES Y ES(5) "but would need to :see the specific: le;gislation."As major~ity leader: has consi!stently vote~d pro -ife.

CR) PETEOU NN* YES YES Y .ES Y:ES YES(4} "'1 sponsored such legislation during the lJast session of the legislature. It passed the House; butwas defeated in: the Senate."'Has voted pro-life every time teissue has co~me .before the: Rouse.

(L } FR8ED O SSER Y ES NO N O NO NO(:3) "Whethler to abort or rnot isa moral decision ;to be made by each individual. While I personally betieve abortion is wrOng, i do not believe it

:the .... ....function ef government to l:e~jisiate the parameters, and I am opposed to public funding of any typSe: to. promote or discourage abortion,"

(L) JOE MO'CO NNELL NO0 NO YES " NO; NO(3) ....wuld delete -'except; to prevent the death of t he m other .. "

Legislative District: 19

•Senate -

(R) RAY ROTTAS* Decl;ined to answer: NO Decline d to answer YES YES(3:) "In cases involvig :rape, ineto hsclhat ftemother, abortion should be allowe,"(5) "depending on the circumstances involved and excepting cases 'involving :rape, incest, or physical health of the mother.":

House(R) JANE DE E HULL YES: NO YES NO Undecided

(2Y "I' am not running for the .3. Cong:css, ..' ~~~~~()" I, v uuJ ud.p nd u pon t;he cost of :th e program ;.nd .I wcu 4ei; :n rather Arizona R ight to Life would want to accept goverrement

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(R I LINDA R OSEN:THA L

Do you DISAGREE with Would you support a onst;' Do you suppOrt PROHI8I. WO ld you upot legist ion Wo iucd yoat supportSupr mo Co0urt decision tutional, amendmcnt Prohbit. TI;ON of PUIblic fundl~g for raquin~ aIl womb# prior to ".ate~utw toIla~=!zing ab:ort~ion? Inc abort ion except, to prevent abortion exc~ept, to ;prevent abortion be given Information: tion" Igislatiom at

death of mathtir death of mother? |Including dev lop ment of baby would Provid flwcaat time abortion is to be aid ar nd socia wvqeperformed? topregnantwonsn I

w:hoso circumstan;eswarrant such assistance? j

NO NO NO0 NO YE;S

(R) TO NY WEST - YES YES YES YES YESHas sponsored pro iife legisktton and has vo 'I pro life every time the .issue came before the House,..

(LI M ICH A EL A. VOCT No Response

Legislative District 20Senate(DI LELA A LSTON*

9No Rehsporise

(RI GEORGE A. HUSSEY Y ES YES YES •Y ES YES

House

()E. I-I 'Ed r B ROAD YSYES YES Y ES YES

(0) ROLAN D W. JAMES NO N O YES YES(11 "I disagree with the decision as you have stated i;t."

(2)....would includ e other exceptions."(3) "I1: w ould include oth er excepti ons.."

(4 1am in favor of information on the development of the ermbroyo(Sicl, fetus, and baby t

(5) "very definitely.

(DI, DE R~iE McCUNE YES YE:S YES YES YES

(0) ,SUE TUC KER No Response

(R) KE NT ,IS:ON YES YIES Y'ES Declined to answer Declinad to answer(4) "Maybe

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(.R L L LiAN JOR DAN* Y ES YES YES ' ,YES, "YES:Has .sponsoreclpro-Iife legisla tion and votedpro-life every time, the issue came b efore the House,

(R) LE ONA R, M iLLE1 Dclined toanswer Dcolirned to 'answer Declined to answert YES 'YES

LegisIa ive District 21ISenateS(DI RICHARD KiMBAL Dclined ;to a nswer questions. t r,:~~j :t'

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(DI JENNIE COX No ;Response :

{O) ROBERT'"R.T."* GRIFFIN YES YES YES YES Y VES43) "'1 do fci:. that in some cases of RAPE pubhic fundingj should come into pl~ay,. '

(0) RICHARD A. LACESSE No Response

(R AKKLYY ES NO YES YES Declined to answer,: (>,(2) "1 believe that abortion is a. matter between a woman and her doctor, and between a woman and !her conscience and between a woman andher God - I do not condone abortion but neither ;do I think it can be legislatedJ."

:(5.) would suppor '~SOciaI scrvices %, woukidnor support. "financial' aid. "

R) ... YES. I YES YES YES YES(5) " Also birth control ecucation."'Consstcn tly supports pro-life lois/alor,

(RI ELIZABETH ADAMS R OCKW:ELL* N o R esponse(LI A. B. CULP No Res ponase

LROET.UGR YSNO: YES NO NO(31 " support the public funding of any :medical expense for any reason.".

Legislative District 2:2

Senate(DY MAN UE L PEN A, JR.* YES YES YES YES YES,

Consistently supports pro ~/ife legisIation.

I(0) LEON THOMPSON, JR. No ResponseHouse

,;(DY AR T HAM LTON* No Response !

Voted for public funding of abortions 3/9/76'

(DY) EAR L V. Wi LCOX* No ResponseVoted for public funding o f abortions 3/9/78

(31 "1 support most reductions in :public spenBd me.'(4) ;"Eut prilvate orqan iza tions should be allowed to provide ;it.":

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QUSTO1 0NS Do you DISAG REE WithSupreme Cout doecisionIegal izing abort ion?

Would you support a co itl.tu tional amedmntpohib it-iog abotion Olxcep t to r!eve'tdeathi of mother?

11~Do ~,ou supper: PROHIBI.TION of publi; fur~d1ng forabottion except to preventdeath of mother?

(41Would you support letsa~nrequiring; all women prior toa bortion be given Ifralwincluding deeomnt of. baby:*t time abortion isto beperformed?

Wldo" tupot

aid and social *vito pregnantwoewhose circums~amewarrant such *sthtan

Legislati;ve District 23

Senate,(D) FR ANCES F ORD Y ES NO NO: YES YES

(R) BlENN Y JOE (Bos sa N ova) NO YES No Response YES Y ES

'BROWN

(0) T:ON:Y R. A BRI1L, SR.* YES ES YES YES YES

Votede for public funding of abortions //8

iD) J. DHO0LMES: YES YES YES Y ES YES:

(0) AL8ERT (Johnny Boy) MARSHALL No Response

D)HORACE E. OWENS NONO NO0 YES YES

'(Dl LEON THOMPSON*

(!L) TYLER OLSON

No0 R espoinseVotcd for public ;funding of fabortions //8

YES NO

Legisliative District :24

Senate(D) JAMES MQ CULLOUGH YES YES YES Y!ES YES

(Dil IJEANt R E ED ROBERTS NO Response

(0) 'TIM RORCK EY NO0 NO NO Declined to answbr YES

(4 "Depcrds on the specific: ilegislatiOn."

IR) PHIL MORGAN: YE;S YES YES YES "YES ..

:(5) " Mj[itI reservations - only if: funds: cannot be prvided: by fyr v zs rbabe fattier.

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(L) RAN DY DANA PAU LSEN NO ~ 1 ~ YES1

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ILJJ (iNt BU LLOC K Dc;ind to a nswera. It is a ,woman's decision whether or not, to consider abortion.-b. Abortion is a medical; procedure. Therefore the woman and her doctr are;the oes to make that deision, c. Sex education and familty planning are in the field on preventivc medicine and should ,be s handled. d. Ibelieve good health ,.. ..... ... .. ....... .......( ...DAV.D.A..G......YE YES YES YES YES(R) PE:TECORPSTEIN* YES YES YES 'YES 'YES

Hss co.sponsorod pra~life Iegqis/ation and consistently voted pro-i ife,.....(R) CAL HO:LMAN * NO NO Declined to answer NO YES(3); "'Have you stopped beating you r baby? Th is is not a black or whilte issu.".; ..

Voted for public fundn of abortons3//.(R ) BI LL SHE ELTQN YES YES YES YES YES'

(4Idon't support abortions. I support this only as a last result .15) "0 r~Iy .. ..5a a last result., I d on't believe in abortionsi"LDE BBIE M, NORWITZ YES N O YES .,

, :O ,,NO

(L) VIRGINiA M. PA:ULSEN YES: NO YES YES N

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(1i) & (2 "I believe that the qu estion of abortion is a personal qu estion that must be resolved by :each person according :to her religiousp r e c p t s .". ....(4) ... & 51 "1As lon 0e as this program does .not cost any ......more than is already available from the publiic coffers:."

(0) JE RR1i PASTOR No Re:sponse(R TRUDY CAMP.INC* YES YES YES YES YES

Has in troduced pro-life legislation and voted pro-life consistently.(L):MICHAELC.MONSON :NO NO YES NO NO

riotis(0) LOUIS RHODES

No Response

( ) JAMES RICE. Y ES YES YES YES YES(2): "A cosiuinlaedetpoiiigabortion except to save the life of themother is sensible: and but one step in the righit directio."(3 1oppe pu bl ic funding of abortion duc to t: fact tha t many publ:,ic funded abortions are occurig adwill continue to occur at what,a pc~e.r s .to be a whol!ale' rate, irsectivo 'of proer CO nsct in. is : r- mot;her or pOssib e alternativ:es to abortion." .......

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Do yu DI SAGC.a[E Wiid WoulId you Spport cc ;-sW Do you support: PROII.I.Supri ;mc 'court decis ion tutio na anicndment prohltit!, TION of putblic fu nding forIcgalizirg abortion'? ing abo:rt ton ecept to preet abortlio ex#cept to pr.¢veflt

doath o:f mothecr? deatih of mother?

'Would you: support lgislationrequiting all women prior :toaboortion be given informationincltuding , devalopniont of babyat time :abortio n is topefred?

Sin" legistatioa tMtwould ;provide financiataid arid $ocial services:to ;pregnant WOmenwhose circmtne

(R .LEE JONES YES YES YES YES YES(5) "I woul!d hae to see the individuali piece of le0islation&'i'1 support tl-e ricjht-to'life concept and opposc abortions. My brochure and my votes in the Legisture attes to my stand :in this area."'lHa coidsw.n fy voted pro.life.

(B): JACQU E STEI N ER'* De:clined to answer

"As a Christian, I greatly admire your organizations concern for life. My efforts in th is area will be to work to strengthen the family and to -courage each :ind~ividrual; to accept the full re~sponsibility for hiJs or :h~r actions in the interest of preventing the tragice need for a decision, "Voted for public fundtng of abortions 3/9/78..............

Legislative Vistrict 26

S enate(R) ROD McM UL LIN* YES YES YES YES YES

(2)"'Yes, if victims of r~ape were included in the exceptioni'

(L) LEON A KROG ER N O NO YES NO NO

Hourse(D) MARY C. H EGARTY YS Y;ES YE ES YES

(D) EDITH "J0 " LAETZ No Respons[e

(R) PETE R KAY* YES YES YES YES

(R) F RANK KELLEY t YE¥S YES Y:ES YES YESH-as: voted pro-life on all related legisltion.

( L} JAMES, C. JEFF ER IES YES YES YES YES NO

(L LJOAN VAN!DERS L!C!E NO N0' NO iNO NO

Legislatiive District 27

Senate ,(D , BB ASH E Decineid to answer

"I studed th; quustionaire~and conclude it" not possible for me, in gOOd conscience, to give a simple YES or NO answer to all the questions, .Asy atmrpt: to arncnd the constituLt:o:n sh oulid make aPos &bie abor tion for a person vho becorres pregnant !because of intest or r .pe.

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'~ (F~)JAMESA. "Jim" MACI(4 YES NO YES YES YES

QUE£S TIO0N S::

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(R) jAMES A. J m ACK YE NO YES YES YES

CL) LEANNA F, GARRISON NaRsoe

House(0) PEGGY BURTON No Response

( 0 ) G E N E K A D I S H - N o R e s p o n s e : ; . . ' .. ." . . . . . . . .. .. . ... . .. . . . .. ." . . : . . .

(0). TED KING YES YES YES YES YES

(R)WILLIAM G."Bil BARKS NO NO NO YES. YES-

(R) JUAN iTA HARE LSON* YES " .. Declined .... to answer Declined to answer YES NO0(2) "There are certa in circumistances which aore so devastdting to the woman that the doto" opno. hol.on.oe. laktpo

hi[bition that covers all situatirons V... " " ".. .(3) "The same rule as :(2, applies."(4) "fit isn't already bering dlone."(5) "That's too late, ... .. ..basic sex education and standards of morality have to have precedence. '

. Voted for public funding of aborions 3/9/79.

.R) .LWIS "Lew TAM BS YES YES YES YES YES.

(53) DOUG TODD No Response r

:L) DiENN IS DA VIS No Response.. .. .... '" " "" " ' ". . .

Legislative District 28

enate .

{',)) GENE (Imogene) MOORE Declined to answe~r"You r standards ..and ideals are commendible. The Miracle and beau ty of having delivered three chiltdren myself leaves me understanding'. .. andsympathy on the issue. Each person and each situation being different from another makes ideal legislation difficult and dificult to enforce.I would like the opportuniJty to speak .to your. .... "

"R) STEVE BIRRINGE-R YES YES YES YES YES(1 Ibeli'eve aibor tion is wrong .and I strongly oppose the U.S. Su~preme-Court's legalization of abortion. My service in the State Senate willi nclude active opposiion, to ab ortion."

(2) "'t will not on ly support such an om endment:, but I will do everything possible in the. Arizo na State-Senate to improve chances for passageof such a consti tutional- amendment.'"

(3!) "No pu blic. funds should be spent to promote abotio )n and I will actively work, to cut off any such funding."'(4) "The abortionists and their backers •appear to benefit when there is a lack of knowledge about the deeopment of the unborn baby. Such

i nform ation, at the very l east, should be made available.";(5) "The main purpose of government :shoulId be to protect life. An y steps'that will heip to save the lives ...of unborn babites should be taken."

(R) GEOR GE B ROD E R ! O YES Y ES YES YES YES(3) "On the, federal level, I favor the Hyde Amendment, and I support similiar legislation on the state and action on the county level"(4) "We rarely make a. decision - even the most minute purchase without thinking it over; surely a matter of life, calls for all information

avai able and spiritual guidance, as wefll."(5) "1 woukId have to examine the specific piece of legislation involved, judging each proposed alternative on its own merits."

.. ROE . ULJ DANLE No Re spon se

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Do you DISAGR EE wiltSupreme Court decisionlegalizing abetion?

b~ Would you -support a consti. Do you p lptrut ional amendment rhit. T1ON of pic.9 abortion except :to ,ptvent abortion ONdeath, of meother? death 1of m

t(3)

port PROHIDI.iblic funding for~ept to Jrevontethar?

Would you support listonrequ irlng all women prior to*bortion be given lnomtqinldng development of, babyat time abortion is to beporformed?

Would yom sppOt

would, provd fisancialaid and soe se1iceto, pregnant womenwhose circumnstances

(L}SU~ ERD. ODG NOYEAYEAYESNn4 .jf4

(11) "I am in favor of women maeking dec ision. I am not in favor of' the Government gett ing involved in, this proces '°

(DI S CU DOER GOO:K iNDcltined to answer ques. Declined- to answer ques. • Declined to an swer ques. YSDec, to answer ques:.(I) "I have not read the Supreme Court riecisions, itherefore, I don't know if I agree or disagree. If, as your question states, the deiindoes

permit abortion on request th~rough t!e FULL ter"m (9 months), I disagreeowith that portion of the decison.(2) "..1 am not a candidate for CongreSS, '-' I am not alie to support ;or oppose It.I would not support such a measure if i could because I

don't; feel this very personal, moral, rotigious problem is: the business of government."(3) "I do not support public funding of aibortion etcher than for physical health reasons bcuethis is none of Gvrment's bsns.Aboo-

ti on is a moral, reIigious, person al problem that must by solvred by peopl e dealing with those problems. Governm ent shou ld not :be. involvedexcept if criminal activities are indictd

(4) "Information shoultd be required to be given to nnpsical need patients. I -would not :support the rqreent of this information beinggiven to a mother whose life is in danger. The doctor should be cagdwi~th that decision in such cases."

(5) "I will support such legislation so long as i:t isaccompanied by a: much brOader work and family oriented wlaeorhl.We must, get"°welfare gjenerations" to work. Work is what made this country great - not wefare .... "

(0) TONY RAINE RI Y ES Y ES YES Y ES .... YES

(R) BETTY BEN NESON YES YES YES YES YES(2) "with reservations about pregnancy fr: a rape or incest -both of which I feel are m orally wro ng."(5;) "'1 have reservations as toI WHO decides and to what extent financial aid and social services would be. provided.""

(R) DAVID B. KRET YES YES YES YES YES(2) "IF it also excepted pregnancy initiated by rape." ,(3) "1 would also permit public funding' for terminating pregnancies initiated by rape." q(5) "Depending on the specific provisions of such legislation."

(R) J!M SKELLY* YES YES YES Y ES YES(51) "Would have to see specific legi.lation."

I-as sponsored pro-life leiltion, voted consistently pro-life,

(L) MACK C. LAKE No Response '

Legislative District 29Senate

(0) G EO0RGE S:. CLASEM AN YE Declined to answer YES YES(2) "1 woulId have to see the larnguage of t~he amendment. It -might be too rest rictive for me to support .

(R) JACK J, TAYLGR * YES YES YES

YES

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CERTIFIED MI

Charles E. Davis, Esquire30 West First StreetMesa, Arizona 85201

RE : MUR 984

Dear Mr. Davis:

[ In addition to the S44ld violation of which you werenotified on october 10, 1979, the Commnission has found reasonable

~cause to believe that Arizonns for Life violated 2 U.S.C.O" §434(e) (1) by failing to report the expenditures for 3 communi.-~cations (ExhibitS B, D, G) to the FEC as independent expenditures.

The Act defines an independent exenditure as an expenditureby a person expressly advocating the election or defeat of a

-- clearly identified candidate which is made without the cooperation,consultation, orprior consent of the candidate, agent or

~authorized committee of such candidate.

The Commission has a duty to attempt to correct such~violations for a period of 30 days by informal methods of

conference, conciliation and persuasion, and by entering intoC a !conciliation agreement. 2 U.S.C. S437g(a)(5)(A)- If we are

unable to reah an agreement during that period, the Commissionmay. upon a finding of probable cause to believe a viol~ationhas occurred, institute civil suit in United states DistrictCourt and seek payment of a civil penalty.

We enclose a conciliation agreement that this office isprepared to recommend to the Commission in settlement of thismatter, If you agree with the provisions of the enclosedc onciliation agreement, please sign and return it along withthe civil penalty to the Comission within ten days. I willthen recommend that the Commission approve the agreement.Please make your check for the penalty payable to the U.S.

Treasur er.

Charles E Davis, Esq,.Page 2

If you have any questions or. suggestions for changes in.the enclosed conciliation agreement, pl!ease contact DoloresPesce, the staff meber assigned tothis matter, at (202)523-4039 on Wednesdays and Fridays.

S ince rely,

Charles N. Steele

General Counsel

Enclosure

Conci jia t ion Ag re ement

BEFOP THE FEDERAL ELECTION CQMt$$E0IN

In the Matter of) ) UR984Arizonans for ife )

CONCILIATION AGRENNT

This matter having been initiated by a signed, sworn, and

notarized complaint by The Nationa. Abortion Rights Action ILeagu~e,

an investigation having been conducted, and reasonable cause to

believe having been found that Arizonans for Life violated 12 tJ,SIC.

§44Jd, 1i C.F.R,. §110.11 by mna1ing expenditures for co immunications

CO expressly advocating the election of federal candidates without

__incl!uding the proper sta tement of autho ri za 'tion/non-authorization

, by the candidates, and 2 U.S.C. §4341(e) (1) by failing to report

independent expenditures in an aggregate amount inexcess of $100.

.... NOW, THERLEFORE, the Comimission. and Respondent, having duly

* entered into conciliation pursuant to 2 U.S. S§437g(a) (5)., do

hereby agree as follows:

I. The Comms sion has jurisdiction over the Respond'ent

~~and he subj ec t matter o f this< proceeding.

II. Respondent has had a reasonable opportunity to demonstrate

that no action should be taken in this matter ..

ZiiI... Respondent enters: voluntarily into this Agreement with

the Commis sion.

IV. The pertinent facts in this matter are as follows;:

A. Arizonans for Life, an issue group (which registered

as a political committee with the FEC in July 1979),

pri.nt ed and di sttibut ed thxee comnrica tirns

before the November 1978 electionsi these

communications expressly advocate tbhe election

o f cl early identified candidates.

B. The total expenditures allocable to federal

candidates endorsed in the three communications

a re $35.,35.

C, The commnications were not authorized by the

candidates named therein.

£ V. Where fore , Ari zona ns forz Li fe agrees:

A. It made expenditures of $355.35 for communications

e expressly advocating the election of federal

~candida tes without including the proper st atement

of authorization/non-authori zation by the candidates,

in violation of 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11i

~B. I't failed to report the expenditures for the

<C .... commuications .as independent expenditures .in an

' aggregate .amount in excess of $100, in viol~ation

of 2 U.S.C. §434(e e(1).

VI. Respondent will pay a civil, penalty to the Treasurer

of the United States in the amount of seventy-five

dollars ($<75), pursuant to 2 U.S.C. §437g(a) (6) (B).

VIII. Respondent agrees that it shall not undertake any activity

which is in violation of the Federal Election Campaign

Act Qf 1971, as amended, 2 u.. §431, et se.

GENEA CONDtiTXQNS

VU2I. The Commission? on request of anyone filing a complaint

under 2 u.S.C. S437g~a) Cl) concerning the mtters at

issue herein or on i ,ts own otin may review compliance

with this agreeent If the Commission believes that

this agreement or any requirement thereof has been

voad it may institute a civil action for relief

in the United states District Court for the District

of Colun ia.

IX. It is mutually agreed that this agreement shall become

effective as of the date that all parties hereto have

executed same and the Commission has approved the entire

. agre ement,

-- X, It is agreed that respondent shall have no more than:

thirty (30) days from the date this agreemen.t becomes

effective to comply with and imptement the reguirement

O - contained in this agreement and to so notify the

~Commnis s io!.

Date. ..... .............. 'Charles N. SteeleGeneral! CounselFederal El ection Commi S Sion

Date _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _Respondent' s ... Nae

BY: __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

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FEDERAL ELECTiON COMMISSION

1125 KSTRLET NWWASHING TON,D. C. 20463t

MEQRLDUJM TO:

FROM:

DATE:

SUBJEC:

CHARES STEE Lt?~

OCTOEER 31, 1979

MUR 98,4 - Interim Investigatory Reportdatedi 10-29-79; Received in OCS10-30-79, 11:46

The above-namd docunent was circulated tothe Conission on a 24-hour na-objection basis

at 4:00, October 30, 19'79.

There were no objections to the Interim Invest i g'atoryv

Report at the tinme of the deadline .

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FROM:

SUBJCT:

October 3O, L979I rgs E soou

Jane Coigrove

MUR 984

Please ihave the attached Interim InvestigativeReprt on MUJR 984 distributed to the, Coramssion on a

24 hour no-objection basis.

Thank you.

BEFORE TH FDE ELECTION COM*1II N

S. ,- y

In the Matter Of

Arizonans for Life

?+ C T3+; rFIl: '/6MUJR 984

INTERIM INVSTIGATOY REOT

The Commission received the :respondent's Answers to

Additional Interrogatories on october 23, 1979. The final;

General, Counsel's report is being preparied based on 'the

inforiation received and we expect to s mita full zepozrt

within two weeks.

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by:

Genera1 Conseil

Kssociat e General Counsel,

AN~qRS TO ADDITIONAL INTR O OG, //

ARI Z0NANS F0R .JFE

The following: are anwr t!o th .int!ro:itr,: A'd pe;q.nce b'

appropriate number tothe inter...o" atori.es.

1. There was apaetya mathematical .error in our neiucalculations. The followingi is, to~the ......... .. best of our knowledge,an accura.te breakdown of the. expenditures for federal :election.

Bookle t (Exhi bi t D) O: .

' 1280 0 Pubish in cost!64.00 Tax•22.00 M!a lingi (fuestionai re sent to ' can ... tcs

1i'365i ...... "xhibit It. Tne resp.onses to. thisauest ionaire were use d in bo~hth ' .. ebooilet and the brochure).

Booklet contained a: tot-a l of P3 andidates of .ffiici:18 were federai candidates.If allocated all to fedeoral cmndiOdotes, the exnenli , t.$75.33 pe candidate. T 7. ol.!Ocate. to st. te -m., £oV '...

caniidte the e, encsiturc l 3;.5 or c'mdi hate.

Bro ch ur e (...... it ' am)

?ZI 0OO Publishn'n- costs

22.0 ©:a i %in" -AUCS t i 01r3 (pe{see c bove.)

......r e fede ral .candte.

UO <: t, allo ated all......ra c .......... tlk.. . ... . -.. .. ...

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2d. There was no oorreiation between our encouragement to theenez'ai pubito to vote and the voter survey.

The undersig ned chairman o f Ari zonans for Life has answeredthe questions truthfully and to the best of her a.biity.

2 )? ,.

CANDIDT tES ,TI QNNAXRESponsored by Arizonans for Life and. Arizona Right to Life

1. On January 22, 1973 the LTS: Suprema Court handed down a decisi~on whichlegalized aotoo-eqst though the: full term of pregnancy. Do-youd isa gre e with this de cision ?

A Y S NO:

2. A constitutioa amendment: which would prohibit abortion except tpre-vent t!he death of the mother has been intoduced L[n both houses of Con-gress. Would yusupport such an amendment?

, ......... ____: ESNO

,3. Do you support the prohibiltion ofpublic fuding for abortion except toda th of the mother?

.... _____NO

4. WT ouupport legilatio0n which would ;require that all women priorto abortion, be given information which would include thedelomn

, of the baby atthe time the abortion i s to !be performed ?

.4.E NO

5. Would you Support "alternatives toaoto"lgsainWhich would pro-:, vide financial aid and soc!i services to pregnant women whose circum-

s tanaces warrant su ch assistance ?

.4YES NO

g natu e Dt addt

*your responses to the se questions wtill be considered publifc information.* Publication of comments will be imited to first fifty (50) words,*If questionnaire: is not returned by ' I "no re.pose".wll.b

published next to your name,*Tan you for your cooperation. If you have any questions regarding thesurvey pleas e call Karen Mills at 9 78-2 042.

(inborn .. childrten cannot speak for tmse .... you c=n speak. for them. wtth yo .aIton !the Tueeday,N Vember 7, General Election. Your vo3 w.~ndiec el4tp .t ffo wl be thep~pewho will stand: up and defend ... the ,f0' I-UTE ts - THE RIGHT ;TO , IFE.

If' the candidates listed below win the election, the te unborn and. defenseless willi wk,.

* ;On July 1, 1976 the Court ruled that a girl of 1•2 may obtain an abotio iot her parent'sadv~ice or consent, and that a woman can oain} .n.. abortion without the knowledge or Consentof her husband - striking at the vet'/ heart of the family unit?

THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE,; CAOfA WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCE:SS OF OURGOAL: TO RESTORE LEGAL PROTECT t* TH +U ORN AND DEFENSELES BY PERMITTNGABORTON ONLY TO PREVENT THE ,DEATH UF TH MOTHR. YOU ARE REDTO TAKE 5

| PRO-LI FE FRIlENDS WiTH YOU; TO THE POLLS.

STake this brochure with you to the polls

and vote ONL Y for the caddtes recommended below.

Governor - Evan MachamSecretary of State - Rose Mofford or Henry Haws

'Attre General - !Bob CorbinState Superintendent of Public: instruction - Steve JenkinsCongrsional District 'I - John RhodeCongrssional Distict 2 - Tom Richey

SCongressional District 3:-----Congressional District 4 -Eldon Rudd

Disric 1 ct

District 2District 3District 4District 5District; 6District 7District 8District 9District 10District 11District 12District 13District 1 4

SenateBoyd TenneyTony" Gabaldon

Dennis I. Davis

John Hutton

HouseJohn U. Nays

Edward Guerrero,: Dorothy SchatzBob: Phillips, Morris Courtright

Marjory O!lison, Lloyd Logan ..James El iottDavid LindsayCarmen CajeroEmilio CarrilloCtaudell BaileySister Clare Dunn

DEMOCRATS, R EPU BLI CANS rAN D INDE PENDE NTS . Unite and help defend those who cannotdefend themse/ves - VOT E PRO-Li FE ON NOVEMBER 7. .....

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FEDERAL ELECTION COI'"SSON1325 K Street N.W.Wlashington, D.C.

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October :10, 1979

Mr. William C. Olda]er...General CounselFedetal Election Comission1325 K Street, :N.W.Washinqton, D.C. 20463

R~e: MUR 9 84Arizonans for Life

Dear Mr. Oldaker:

This letter will confirm my October 10th conver-sation with Dolores Pesce of your office. As I informedMs. Pesce, Mr. Davis is out of town on business and willremain out of town until October 16, 1979. For this reason,

I mrequesting an extension for the subissi!on of theAdditional Interrogatories by the Arizonans for ILife.

Please advi se me as soon as pos sible regardingthe granting of this extension.

Sincere ly,

Christine Berryf,Secretary toCEARLS E. DAVIS

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1~L.~PHON EAREA CODE 602

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ME:SA ARIZONA 85:20Q1

"--Mr.. WillLif C. OldakerC Geeal Cusel

Fedeal Elect i0n Commi ss ioni~3,25 K $treet, N.W.Washinton, D. C. 20463

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( \ FEDE RAL ELECTION COMMISS ION

~WASHINGTON, D.C. 20463

October 3, 1979

C1TFIED' MAIL

CharleS E. Davis, Esguire30 West Firs t StreetMesa, Arizona 85201

R: MUR 984

Dear Mr. Davis:

This is to coinfir ouz receipt of Arizonans for Life's~~Answers to Interrogatories i..n connection with the captilonedimatter. After considering the infration you provided,the Comms sion, Qn 0ct~ber 1, 19 79, found reasonable cause

~to believe that Arizonans for Life violated 2 U.S.C. S44ld,11 C.F.R. §!0.11 by making expenitures for two Couica-

, tions expressly advocating the election of F'ederal candidateswithout including the proper stateent o f authorization/non-authorization by th candidates.

With regard to the possible S433. violation of! whichArizonans for ILife received notice in our letter of July 12,we are subuttinq additilonal interrogatories to be answered

Vby the respondent. The Commission is under a duty' to investi-gate this matter expeditiously. Therefore, Ariznans forLife's response shoul1d be Si~mtted within 10 days after

o receipt of this notification.

ifE you have any questions, please contact Dolores Pesce,the staff m ber asindto this. matter, at 202/523-4039 onWednesdays and Fridays.

S in~ely,

William C. OldakerGeneral Couns el

FEDE A ELECTION- COMMISSION

Arizonans for Life MR984

ADIINLINTROTRES

1. In reference to your last response, please explain in detailthe procedure used in reaching a figure of $784.39 for"Total proportionate alocable expenditures for fedralelection." Please include the ratio applied and all relevantcalculat ions.

2. Please provide the olloing information regarding the voteridentification project:

a. Subsequent to the project, whom did Ainnsfor Life0 encouae to vote?

Nb. By what intod did Arizonn for Life encourage theser i nd iv iduals toa vote ?

c, Please provide documentation for the use of this methd(For exampe, if brochres or other printed mateial

~were distributed, please include copies of them. Ifindividuals were •telephoned, provide l ists of these.

-- called. )

d. er the i ndividuals specifically encourage to vote~~frpr o- if£e cand id ates ?

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Add address (j~ the RETIJRN TO psa m

I. The following service is r (~ch.ck one)~ C) Show to whom and date deIiver~..0 Show to whom, date. an~$ ~itcieIive~y ~~ 0 RESTRiCr~j) DEIJVEflY

Show to whom and da~edeUveredC RESTRICTED DEU VERY

Show to whom. date, andckiressof deliveryFEES)(CONSULT POSTMAST~.R FORN

~ ADDRESSED TOz 2. ADTI~~mo ~rri

-~-4-3 ART1C~ DESCRIPTION:REGISTERED NO CERTIFI~NO INSUREO NO.C)

~ I have recefved the article described above~ SIGNATURE C Addressee C Authorized agent

m _____C ~ DATEOF DEL

/,M~z0 -

Charles E. Davis, Esquire30 west First StreetMesa, Arizona 85201

RE: HEIR94

DearM. Davis :

This is to confir our reept of Arizonans 4rr Lifes'Answers to Interrgatories in connection with the captionedmatter. After considering the infortion y u provided,the Commssion, on ,found reasnable causetobelieve that Arizonan for Life violated 2 U.S.C. S441d,1]. C.F.R. SIlQ.1l by making expenditures for two coizumiuca-tions expressly advocating the election, of Federal candidateswithut including the proper statement of authoriation/non-authobri zation by the candidates.

With r egard to the psible S4 33 violation of whichArilzonans for Life received natice in our ietter of July 1 2,we are submtting additil i nterrogatories to be answeredby the repnen.Te Commssion is under a duty to investi-gate this mtter expeditiously. Therefore, Arizonans forLife s response should be submtted within 10 days afterreceipt of this notification.

if you have any question, please contact Dolores Pesce,the staff memer assigned tothis natter, at 202/523-4039 onWcednes6.ys and IFridays.

Sincerely,

William C. OldakerGeneral Counsel

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BDE THE FEDE1A EILECTION COMMI!SS ION

In the Matter of ) NR984Arizons for Life )

CERTIFICATION

I, Marjorie W. BiTnmons, Secretary to the Federal

Election Commission, do hereb certify that on Octobz 1,

1979, the Commission determined by a vote of 5-0 to aot

the following recmedations, as set forth in the Gnral

~Counsel' s Report dated September 26, 1979, regarding the

above-captioned matter:

"1. Take NO FURTHER ACTION at this timewith regard to a possible §433

~violation by Arizonans for Life for__ failure to register as, a political

2. Take NO FUTE CINat this time with~regard to a possible §434 violation by

Arizonans frLife for failure to reportindeedet epnituesin an aggregateamont in excss of $100.

3. Find RANALECUETO ~tEEtaArizOnans for Life violated 2 U.S.C4§441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by makingexpenditures for two communicationsexpressly advocating the election ofFeea cadidaeswithout includin hproper statement of authorization/non-authorization by the candidtes...

(Continued)

MR984Gnral Cnsel 's repztDated Septembr 26, 1979

Page 2

4. Take NO FRHRACTO with rard to apossible S441b violation by Arizonsfo fe asthe Separate segregatedfund of Arizona Right to Life

5. Approve and send the letter and interrog-gatories.

Votin for this determnation were Comssioners

Friedersdorf, Harris, MoGarry, Reiche, and Tiernan.

Attet:

Date (' Marjori W........o...svSecrtary to the omission

Received in Off ice of Commission Secretary:Circulated on 48 hour vote basis~ 9-27-79, 7;379-27-79, 1i:00

September 26, 1,979

MI MORANDU TO: Marge EmmnS

FROM: Elissa T. Garr

SUBJECT: MUR 98 4

Please have the attached General Counsel' s Report

on MUR 984 distributed to the Commssion on a 48 hour

__ tally baSis.

~Than I ou.

BEFORE ThE: FEDERAL ELEC TION COMMISSION :::" : ''

b!i The Matter of )) tJR 984

Arizonans for Life )

G:ENERAL COUNSEL 'S REPORT

In the Coramission's first considrtinof this matter,

it found reason to believe thbat Arizonans for Life

1) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §S433, 434 by failing to

reqister as a POti tical committee and to file required reports

with the Federal Ele ction Comiss ion.

~2) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §441d, U! C,.FR. §110,11

by making expenditures for two communications expressly

adoaigthe election of Federal candidates without including

statements of autoiainnnatoizaio by the candidates.

iin addit ion, the Commission au thorized the General Counsel'is

office to continue :invest igation of the allegation that ArizonanS

forLife is a separate segregated fn of Arizona Right to

Life, a corporation, and th.~s violated 12 U.S.C. §441b(b)(4) by

soli citi ng contribu tions from i ndii dual s other than those

specified in that provision. Pursuant to the Commission'S

authorization, the Office :of General CounseL notified Arizonans

for Life of these findings and enclosed a set of interroatories

to be answered by them. We have received Arizonans for Life's

response which is attached to: this teport.,

LEGAL ANALYSIS

Sect.iCon 433: Violation

The allegation that, Arizonans f or Life iS a political

comittee, and therefore in violation of 2 u.s.C. S433 b

fai!ing to register with the Federal Election Commission,

is based on NARAL'S contention that the respondent's expendi-

tures in connection witlh the 1978 election were in excess

of $1,000. In its Answers to InergtreArizonans for

L ife cl aimes that its total "proportionate all ocable expend i-

tures for the ;1978 Eederal elections were aporxmtl

, $784.39.

~~The phrase "pr oport ionate allIocable expe ndi tures"

suggests that the respondent allocated expenses for Federal

candidates based on the ratio of Federal to State andidates

endorsed in the relevant communications. If Such a direct

allocat ion formula, with no we ight ing towards federal candidates,

was used, the office off the General Counsel is of the opinion

that such an iapproach is appropriate in this case. In

Advisory Opinion 1978-102, the Commission held that such

direct proportionate allocation should be used in the instance

where a union (as distinct from a party committee) was engaged

in specific activities affecting Federal and non-Federal

candidates. Similar conditionS exist in the case of Arizonans

for Life. Additionally, weighting of expenses towards Federal

caddtsseems inappropriate in view of the character of

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the particular communications involved (Exhibits B and D); in

neither case are the Federal candidates singled out by means of

format or size of print.

Using a straight allocation formula, this Office's

investigation of the figures submitted by the respondent

yields a total expenditure amount greater than the $784.39

figure calculated by the respondent.

The first item considered in the total is a $600 contri-

bution by Arizonans for Life to Life Amendment Political

. Action Committee. There is no allocation in this case; the

- entire amount is considered a Federal-related expenditure.

The second item is a $157.17 expenditure allocable to three

r Federal candidates endorsed in a brochure (Exhibit B); the

total expenditure for the brochure was $1,991.05, $52.39 being

the proportionate amount for each of the 38 candidates named

therein. The third item is a $162.83 expenditure allocable

-- to 19 Federal candidates endorsed in a booklet (Exhibit D);

r the total expenditure for the booklet was $1,387.95, the

pro-rata share of which is $8.57 for each of the 162 candidates

named. These three expenditures yield a total of $920.00.

Since our" calculated total does not agree with that

submitted by Arizonans for L~ife, the Office of General Counsel

recommendis that the Commission approve and semi the attached

interrogator-ies to determine whether the respondent was

indeed using a dir-ect propor-tionate allocation.

1/ EXIBITS B and H ot the Complaint ar-e attachled to this-e por t.

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The Commission also authorized the Office of General

Counsel to direct interrogatories to the respondent concerning

a voter identif ication project and subsequent get-out-the-vote

activities which it sponsored. The intent of the interrogatories

was to determine whether the get-out-the-vote activities would

qualify as non-partisan activity, exempt from the Act's defini-

tion of expenditure. 2 U.S.C. §43l(f)(4)(B). Such a determina-

tion is contingent upon information that "no effort is made

to determine the party or candidate preference of individuals

before encouraging them to r-egister to vote or to vote."

11 C.F.R. §l00.7(b)(4). In its response, Arizonans for Life

states that the purpose of the voter identification project

was to "identify pro-life voters." However, to a follow-up

question, "Subsequent to the pr~oject, did Arizonans for Life

encourage pro-life voters to vote for pro-life candidates?"

it responds:

Encouragement was made, however, the voter I.D.project and the list of potential pro-life voter-swas not used. The encour-agement was simply en-

couragement to the gener-al public.

In view of the stated purpose of the project, coupled with

the respondent's failure to specify whether voters were

encouraged to vote for "pro-life candidates," it remains

unclear wheth-er the get-out-th-vote activities were ihdeed

non-par-tisan. If they ar-e not non-partisan, the expenditures

there for would be added to the calculated total of $920 , in

which case, it seems likely that Ar izor~ans for; Life would

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have made expenditures in excess of $1,000 and therefore be a

political committee.

The Office of General Counsel recommends that the Commission

take no further action at this time with regard to a possible

§433 violation by Arizonans for Life for failure to register as

a political committee, but approve and send the attached

i n terr og a t or i es.

Section 434 Violation

The Complaint alleged that Arizonans for Life made

independent expenditures in an aggregate amount in excess of

$100 and should have reported such expenditures pursuant to

§ 434.

The Act defines an independent expenditure as follows:

"independent expenditure" means an expenditure by aperson expressly advocating the election or defeatof a clearly identified candidate which is madewithout cooperation or consultation with anycandidate or any authorized committee or agent of

- such candidate and which is not made in concertwith, or at the request or suggestion of, any

,' candidate or any authorized committee or agent ofsuch candidate;

- 2 U.S.C. §431(p)

The expenditures for two communciations (Exhibits B and D) of

Arizonans for Life 3ppear- to be "independent". They fulfill

the definition's fir-st criterion-express advocacy of a clearly

identified candidate, as discussed in the First General

Counsel's Repor-t. The second criterion, that thle expenditure

not be ma Ie "with the coope rat ion or with the pritot consent

of, or in consultation with, or at the request or suggestion

of, a candidate or any a gent or au thor-ized comoittee of such

candidate," also appear-s to be met.

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In order to obtain information for both the brochure and

booklet (the two communications under consideration), the

respondent sent a questionnaire to candidates to elicit their

responses on abortion-related issues. At the bottom of the

questionnaire is printed, "Your responses to these questions

will be considered public information." (See Exhibit B3 of

respondent's Answers to Interrogatories. ) The respondent

directed our attention to this statement as its only response

to the interrogatory, "Did the candidates endorsed or mentioned

in the brochure (booklet) give consent to Arizonans for Life

for the usage of their names and views?" It would seem that

. such a broad statement, with no reference to the actual

. communications involved, does not constitute consent by the

C candidate for the expenditures involved. See 11 C.F.R.

- §109.1(b) (4) for indicia of consent of, consultation with,

request or- suggestion of a candidate.

Therefore, Arizonans for Life's expenditures for

_Exhibits B and D appear to be independent expenditures in

S an aggr-egate amount in excess of $100 (Exhibit B - $157.17,

Exhibit D - $162.83). Accordingly, there would be a §434

violation for failure to report these independent expendi-

tures. If Arizonans for Life is a political committee, the

reporting would be subject to §434(b)(13), and it not, to

§434(e)(i). The Office of General Counsel would like to

delay its reasonanle cause to believe~ finding as to the

specific §434 violation pending further investigation oF

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the issue of Arizonans for Life as a political committee.

Accordingly, it recommends that the Commission take no further

action at this time with regard to a possible §434 violation by

Arizonans for Life for failure to report independent expenditures

in an aggregate amount in excess of $100.

Section 441d Violation

Section 441d provides that any person making an expenditure

for a communication expressly advocating the election or defeat

of a clearly identified candidate shall include a statement

of authorization/non-authorization by the candidate. In the

, discussion above, it was determined that Arizonans for Life's

, expenditures for the brochure and booklet endorsinig clearly

t- identified candidates were independent expenditures; accordingly,

the communication should have stated that they were not authorized

by any candidate and stated the name of the person who financed

the expenditure. 2 U.S.C. §441d(2). Therefore, the Office of

r- General Counsel recommends that the Commission find reasonable

r, cause to believe that Arizonans for Life violated 2 U.S.C.

§441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expenditures for two

communications expressly advocating the election of Federal

candidates without including the proper statement of authoriza-

tion/non-authorization by the candidates, and that conciliation

;e deferred on this matter penudin f irther investigation of

oth~er matters her-ein.

Section_441b Violation

The complaint allcees that Arizonans for Liife is the

separate segregatel: fund of Arizona Right to Tife, a corporation,

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and may have violated 2 U.S.C. §441b(b)(4)(A)(i) by soliciting

contributions outside the corporate membership.

In order to determine whether Arizonans for Life is a

separate segregated fund, the investigation has sought evidence

that the respondent is "established, financed, maintained or

controlled" by Arizona Right to Life. 11 C.F.R. §110.3. Indicia

of establishing, financing, maintaining, or controlling, as

set forth in the same section of the regulation, include:

Provisions of by-laws, constitutions, or other- documents9 by which one entity has the authority, power, or ability

to direct another entity.

< The authority, power, or ability to hire, appoint,(disc ipline, discharge, demote, or remove or otherwise

'' influence the decision of the officer-s or members ofan entity.

Similar patterns of contr-ibutions.

The transfer of funds between committees which representa substantial portion of the funds of either the trans-feror or transferee committee, other than the transferof funds between the committees which jointly r-aised the

r" funds so transferred.

The interrogatories submitted to the respondent do not

yield any such indicia. The respondent states that Arizona

Right to Life was not involved in the estabiishing of Arizona

for Life; there was one meeting in January or Febr.uary of

1973 at which Arizona Right to Life decided] that there should

be no affiliation or- connection between the two organizations.

Arizonans for Life states th~at it has received no financial

suppoort fr-om, nor has it had contributions solicited to it by

Arizona Right to Life. The r-escondent h as not adopted by-laws,

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through an examination of which its relationship with other

entities could be ascertained. However, in this regard, con-

cerning Arizona Right to Life, the respondent states:

There may be some members who belong to both groups butthere is no overt or clandestine connection or affilia-tion, to our knowledge, between the two groups and toour knowledge, they work totally independent of oneanother.

Therefore, it appears that Arizonans for Life is not

the separate segregated fund of Arizona Right to Life.

Accordingly, the Office of General Counsel recommends that the

Commission take no further action with regard to a possible

§441b violation by Arizonans for Life.

Recommendations

1. Take no further action at this time with regard to a

possible §433 violation by Arizonans for Life for failure to

register as a political committee.

2. Take no further action at this time with regard to a

possible §434 violation by Arizonans for Life for failure to

report independent expenditures in an aggregate amount in exess

of $IQO.

3. Find reasonable cause to believe that Arizonans for

Life violated 2 U.S.C. §441d1, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making

expenditures for two communications expressly advocating

the election of Feder~al candidates without including the

proper* statement of author-izationinon-authorization by the

cand] ida tes.

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4. Take no further action with regard to a possible

§441b violation by Arizonans for Life as the separate segregated

fund of Arizona Right to Life.

5. Approve and send the attached letter and interro-

gatories.

I General Counsel

Attachments

1. Exhibits B and D of complaint.2. Respondent's Answers to Interrogatories3. Letter to Respondent4. Additional Interrogatories.

• .. Ubrr:clde cno pekf~hmevsbut- yOu can speaksfor, them with your ballot in the -Tuesday;:-'--: November 7; General Election. Your vote can guarantee that the candida tes elected to office will be the

people who will stand up and defend the most basic of a/l human rights -IF RIGHT TO L IFE.

If the candidates listed below win the election, then the unborn and defenseless will win.

HUMAN LIFE/IS ENDANGERED!!! Did you know that:

*On January 22, 1973 the U. S. Supreme Court legalized defacto abortion-on-demand to the dayof the baby's birth?

*On July 1, 1976 the Court ruled that a girl of 12 may obtain an ab~ortion without her parent'sadvice or consent, and that a woman can obtain an abortion withou~tt the knowledge or consentof her husband - striking at the very heart of the family unit?

THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OURGOAL TO RESTORE LEGAL PROTECTION TO THE UNBORN AND DEFENSELESS BY PERMITTINGABORTION ONLY TO PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER. YOU ARE URGED TO TAKE 5PRO-LIFE FRIENDS WITH YOU TO THE POLLS.

Take this broc.hure with you to the p of/s

and vote O/L Y for the candidates recommended below.

Governor - Evan MechamSecretary of State - Pose Mofford or Henry HawvsAttorney General :- Bob CorbinState Superintendent of Public In]struction - Steve JenkinsCongressionai District i - John RhodesCongressional District 2 - Tom RicheyCongressional District 3-------------Congressional District 4 - Eldon Rudd

Legis!ative DistrictsDistrict 1 5District 16District 17District 18District 19D~strict 20District 21District 22District 23District 24¢District 25District,_26District 27District 28District 29District 30

SenateS. H. "Ha!" Runyan"~Dr. Wayne StumpAnne Lindeman

r~1anirel Pena, Jr. -

Trudy Cam, ning

Jack TaylorStan Turtuy -

HouiseJames B. Ratiff I

Bob HungerfordWilbe rt DavisBurton Barr, Pete DunnTony West

Robert Criirin, Don Kenn~y

Tony P. Abri!, Sr.-Pete Corpsz:ein, [_Dav 0 GermanD. Lie JonesMary C. fqevjarty, Frank Kelley

Tony Raineri, Jim SkeflyDonnla Car!seri-im Cooper ,--

Car i . Kur asek, Jam~es J. Sussaman

DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS AND INDEPENDENTS . . . Lh;ire andf help de fend t/l.nse who cannot-defend themselve.s -- VOTE PRO-LI FE ON NOVEMBER 7.

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YOUR VOTE IN THE GENERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 WILL HAVE THE IMPACTOF SEVERAL VOTES SINCE IT IS EXPECTED T-HAT LESS THAN HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERSWILL GO TO THE POLLS. DON'T PASS UP THIS UNIQUE CHANCE YOU HAVE TO SPEAK OUTFOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. VOTE NOVEMBER 7.

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BULK RATE

U. S. Postaoe

PAID

PHOENIX, ARIZONA

Pernit No. 259

TH IS LITTLEGUY WANITSYOUTO VOTE

NOV. 7ELECTION

TH E CAMOWDATES -HWTHEY STANDSPOU SO fED BY A(RIZOUAtIS FOR LIFE

On July 16, 1978, the questions belowv were mailed to all candidates seeking office in the State Legislature,U. S. House of Representativei, Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney Genera! and State Superintendent of Publicinstruction.

1. On January 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court hlandedl down a decision which legalized abortion-on-requestthroughl the full term of pregnancy. Do you disagree with this decision?

2. cnsttuionl menmet wic woldprohib~it abortion except to prevent the death of the mother has

been introduced in both houses of Congress. Would you support such an amendment?

3. Do you support the prohib~ition of public funding for abortion except to prevent the death of the mother?

4. Would you support legislation which would requlire that all women prior to abortion be given informationwhich wouldl include the development of the baby at the time the abortion is to be performed?

5. Would you support "alternatives to abortion" legislation which would provide financial aid and social ser-vices to pregnant women whose circumstances warrant such assistance?

To facilitate a clear understanding of the candidate's positions the above questions have been paraphrased to alloy, for Yes/Noresponses. Yes answers are pro-life. On question 5, somne candidates have requested specific text of legislation before responding.

Study the candidates rcsponses, then urge your friends and relatives to join you by going to the polls September 12 and castingthe victorious votes for only pro-life candidates.

. Dr. Carolyn Gerster, new president at National! Rigjht to Life Committee, Inc. states: "It is clear that the life cf Ine unborn, the:. elderly and the incapaJcitated will be woa or lost at the ballot box.''

"- PRO-LIFE CAN WIN AND IS WINNING. Help Arizona join the march to restore legal protection to the lives of innocent babies.'b. Mark SEPTEMBER 12 on your calendar now, and ask your friends and relatives to do it too.

" : MAKE SEPTEMBER 12 A VICTORY DAY FOR PRO-LIFE IN ARIZONA!

This survey was conducted by Arizonans for Life, Karen F?. Mills, Chairman

For further information call Arizonans for Life - 25;4-7473

To hoip dcfry'/ oxp.'.nsa of thi& sursay, donations woald be ;roatly appreciated to: Arizonans tor Lifo, 1017 N. 3rd Streot, No. 4, Phioen~ix Arizon.a 85004

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IMPORTFANT;Candidate O ,cstionnaire Forms informced Cdndid,,tes that responses to the following questions will be considered public information, that publicationof communta will ho limited to fifty (5O) words, aind theft if quos.tionnairo is. not returned by specified data "no response" would be shown.

Do you DISAGRECE vithSuprcme Coilrt decisionlegalizing abortion?

12)Would you support a ccn2ti

tutronal aniendrme.nt prohibit-n; abortion except to prevant

doath of mother?

Do yuu suJpport PROHIBI-TION of public funding forabortion except to proventdeath of mother?

l4lWould you support legislationrequiring all womcn prior toabortion be given informationIncluding development of babyat time abortion lx to beperformed?

(5IV 'Ou:d yCa support"alternatives to abor-tion"' legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATlVES - DISTRICT 1(D) BOB FIELD YES YES YES YES YES

"I t is m,/teeiirg thaet life orirjinates at she moment of cornception, and any actions to abort that life are contrary to our teachings .. . "Thou

shalt not kill." This also includes physicians who break their Hippocratic Oath when they perform such abortions."

(D) KEN GRAVES Del ined to answer questions."1 rprsonall'7 abl-ir abortions. Legally would NOT vote to put women in prison for having abortions; howeer, I would vote to cut all govern-nmnt funding of abortions. Some bureaucratic supervisors, businessmen and doctors would kill babies, lauch (sic) campaigns to talk women into

having ahortions or do almost anything for. "

R) JOHN J. RHODES* YES YES YES YES Declined to answer

(2) Has sponsored such an amendment, H.J. Res. 82.2 April 4, 1978.(3) "1 hide always been a strong supporter of the Hyde amendment. I voted for the Hyde Amendment last year, even though a substitute mea-

sure eventually was passed into law."(41) He/las supported the Alternatives to Abortion Act (8.26 14).(5) "Lickingj specific eislative suggestions regarding alternatives to abortion, the question is so broad that I find it difficult to respond in

greater length at this time."

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT 2

(D) MORRIS K. UDALL* NO NO NO YES YES(3) Voted to COntinlue public funding of abortions 1918."I1uam a supporter of the "rigeit to chooe," and supprt the Spreme Court decision of 1973, vnich affirmed the right of women to have, ornot to have, an abortion, making it a matter of personal choice. We know from experience that abortion laws do not stop abortions, but ...

(RI MICHAEL J. MORAN YES YES YES YES YES

(R) TOM RICHEY YES YES YES YES YES

(L) JOE BACH No Response

(SW) BETSY McDONALD NO 'NO NO NO NO ,

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES_- DISTRICT 3

(1) HARRY MATtiELWS N o Re~puui.c

(D) BOB STUMP* YES 4 0. A ,1 , T 'tY E. - ) 9 Declined to answer Declined to answer12) "1 haie voted without exception egainst'Thrartion or funds for ab;ortion and will continue to do so, but in fundamental philosophy I oppose

cofttu tiuiji ier}, n erncts as a Solo lion to pecific pro9blems. I cannot in good conscicce change that basic stand"(4) "Al though eacery w~oman should know all detail: Lefore an abortion, I cannot answer this question without information on who woald con-

tlthe program howv it would be done and .;a: t .',aid cost."(5) "1 rcad more specific information. There are already , programs which provide aid to those in need, I do not favor any new Federal programs

urless it can bie demonstrated that there are no other alt.ernatives,"

(R) LARRY STEELE YES

(L) KATHLEEN COOKE YES

YES

NO

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT 4ID) LLOYD LYNN HOUSE NO YI

YES

YES

ES(! to theO extent of saving a ie.''

YES

YES YES

NO NO

YES YES

ID) MICHAEL "Mike"McCO R M IC K YES Declined to answer YES YES(2) "I believe it should be a little broader than just the 'death' of the mother."

(31 wvould odd "'or ex trwm health inpairment'"(SI "1 bciec'e more- emphasis should be put on prevention education and placement of unwanted children."

(D) LES MILLER No Response

(D) ERNEST FOR RESTER ROMERO

(R) TED HILL YE S(1 ''Don't agree with full term.''(2) "i:': a moral decision, not legal."(4) ''Again, it is. a moral issue."

(R) ELDON RUDD"YES YES YES Declined to answer Declined to answer12) ''1 am a CO-sponor of such aHuman Life Amendment as a me mber of the U.S. House of Representatives."(3) t-Ia. con~i.srnd/y vote d to prohibit tie u: of tax dollars for abortions.,I) "I rio not Lvor.nborticn. However, if legalized abortions are' continued, I believe that the law must require that pregnant women be fuldy

and, accutely informned about thec unborn baby's stage of deveopment at the time abortion is contempieted, so that all aspects and cot'se-quences are know~n to the mother."

()"There are doctors and charitable organizations already in existence who will provide needed csss::,ce :o pregnant women whose circum-st.ances warrant guidunce and support and where parents are not able or available to provide such guidance and support."

CL) LAWRENCE W. JEROME No Response

GOVERNOR(D) BRUCE BABBITT* No Response

',D) DAVE MOSS YES YES YES YES YES

R) CHARLES KING YES YES YES YES YES'

R) JACK LONDEN YES Declined to answer YES YES YES,,2 " l'.hv'u tO SuC wcrd KO."

No Response

YES )

YES NO

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Response

YES YES

NO NO

0QU E ST IONS:Il)

Do you DISAGREE withSupreme Court decisionIlgalizing~ abortion?

121Would you support a consti-tutional amendmentt prohib i-in5 abortion except to pruvLr~t

death of mother?

(3)Do you support PROHIBI-TION of public funding forabortion exccpt to presentdeath of mother?

('41Would you support legislationrcquiring all woner. prior toabortion be given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

15)Wbuld you support"alternatives to abor-tion'" legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwk.ose circumstances, rn such~ assistance?

(R) EVAN CEv) MECHAM YES YES

(5) "With reluctance - It will depend on the individual legislation and how it is to beha'ie an alternative to an abortion is the rigjht answer."

YEShandled and by whom. To help single prospective mothers

CL) V. GENE LEWTER No Response

(SW) JESSICA SAMPSON No Response

SECRETARY OF STATE(D) CLOVES C. CAMPBELL No Response

(D) KENNETH D. HANER YES YES YES YES YES(3) ''If investigated by three dctors and priest or minister."(5) ''Research to see th~at assistance is necessary/."

(D) ROSE MOF FORD" YES YES YES YES YES

(R) HENRY HAWAS YES YES YES YES YES

(L) MONICA SWIFT YES NO YES NO NO

ATTORNEY GENERALCD) DiNG De CONCINI YES YES YES YES YES

(1) "t personally disagree with the decision but, as an elected state official, would be bound to observe it as long as it was the law of the land.'"(2) "With additional exceptions for cases of rape and incest."(3) "With additional exceptions for cases of rape and incest.'"

CR) BOB CORB1N YES YES YES YES YES

CL) JAMES T. KIRK NO NO YES NO NO

STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

CD) CAROLYN WARNER* No Response

CR) STEPHEN JENKINS, JR. YES YES YES YES YES

(L.)JUDY FELDSTEIN YES NO YSYES NO(2) "Govecrnment should not be in the area of abotin."(5) "i fcl IolLr, tcer oqrgniKations cun do a buttc., job offurinj alternative services than can government legislation."

YESYES

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ARIZONA STATE LEGISLATURE (Districts 15-30)Legislative District 15

Senate

(R) S. H. "Hal" RU'JYAN o

YES YES(5) "with reservations as to scope of program."I-c hbus voted consltend/ pro-life.

(R) KENNETH W. PARKER YES YES NO NO YES(5) ''but would like a definition of "circumstances warrunt such assistance."

House

(R) BOB DENNY No Response

(R) DOUG MORRIS NO NO NO YES Declined to answer(4) "The vwording of such !egslation would h~ave to be carefully drawn against non-medical coercion."(5) "Nobcdy, witn any intellectual integrity, would answer so unspecific a question..'

(R) JAMES B. RATLIFF t YES YES YES YES YESVoting records show consistent pro-!'ife vote.

(L) DAVID L. McNEILL YES NO YES NO NO(3) would exclude "'except to prevcnt the death of the mot/her.'"

Legislative District 16

Senate

(D) MARCIA WEEKS t No Response

(Ri ARCH IL DOSS YES YES YES YES YES(4) ''This inform ation should be given by the woman's doctor."(5) "Counseling should La provided by private agencies."

(R) DR. WAYNE STUMP No Response

(B) GREG TRIPOLI YES YES YES YES Declined to answer(5) 'Must see the bill first.''

(L) JAMES C. CAMERON No Response

Houiise(D) JIM KIEFFER YES NO Dcclined to answer YES YES

(2) "i em- concerned with the number of abortions taking place in our country today. I understand that there is approxinatey~one abortionfur c.'ory fur ihvc Lirths - this is most offensive to me. However, I do not support a political action such as the amendir.g of the U.S. Can-

(3) "'i supi~ort public financing for medical cure to th~e ird di-: : _- :zrtc to prevent tne deat: of :he mother."

YES YES YES

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H/ (21 (3) (41 50, £ST 0 S: Do yo)u DISAGRE[E vith Would yoj Support a ccon't. Do you support PROHIDI. Would you Suppert legislation Would you support.)uprcfl Court decision tutioini) 3iendtienrt gro~-.At- TIONJ of public funding for requirtng all women prior to "alternatives so abet.legalizing abortion? inj aborton 0xczpt :o pr.'an, abortnon ekcopt to prevent abortion be given information tion"' legislation thatdeath of mother? death of mother? intcluding development of baby would provide financial

at time abortion is to be aid arid social scrvicesperformed? to pregnant woman

whose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?(Di STEVE POE No Response

(B) GEORGE GUNDRU, JR. YES YES YES YES YES

(RI BOB HUNGERFORD YES YES VFq ~ ..

(5} "Providing it is not an excessive spending bill.

(R) JAMES D. MAIIAR YES YESYES

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YES

Y -5

YES 9.(B) DIANE B. McCARTHY No Rcsponsc

(L) JOHN KANNARR

IL) lHA I HlClA A. VAN

Legislative District 17

Senate

(R) ANNE LINDEMAN t

NO NO YES NO(3) "1 am opposed to public funding for abortions ondr all circumstances."(4) "1 'vould favor private programs by such organizations a: yours to make such information available."(5) "i favor private voluntary progqrams to provide such aid.'"

NO NO YES NO NO(3) "I would support prohibition of public funding in ANY CASE."(5) ''It is my opinion and that of the Libertarian Party that a person is entitled to and must retain the right to do what he/she feels is right for

the circumstances, and that Government should in no way be involved except to defend that right."

YES YES(5) "I think this concept should be explored."HaDs sponsored pro-life Icgislation,

YES YES YES

House(D) WILBERTIJ. "Chili" DAVIS YES YES YES YES YES

(R) GERRY DALY YES YES YES .YES YES(2) "t doubt that it would be enf orceable."

(R) C. W. "Bill" LEWIS* No Rcsponse

(R) BETTY VAN FREDENBERG YES YES YES YES YE S

(R) PATRICIA "Pat" WRIGHT* YES 'NO YES YES YES(3) (4) dad (5)"l haive supportcd legisklation it l f t!0s a:t .

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'(DI PHYLLIS G. ROWE Declinedl to ans,,vr questions"lt is easy, to gK'e hypothetical answers to hy/pothetical qucstiors. I want to be honest. I cannot-predict my vote on legislation that tnas not yetbeen draian up."

(R} LEO CORBET* NO NO NO YES YES

(LI KATHt O'CONNELL NO NO YES NO NO(11 ''A person is rot a legal entity until they are born ice: birth certificates, baptismal records, licenses and such things :s.:e cate of birth and

not date of concepocn."(2) "1I believe it is up to our ch'urchles andJ pecial interest grouips such as Arizonans for Life to persuade people that abortions are wrong for

v.latever reuasons they/ may have. Government should stay out of the private lives of the citizens. I support your right to work to educate

the ...(3; "'1 support prohibition of public furding of any ubortions no matter what the reasons."(4) "I viou Id support orgjanizations suchl as yours in making this information available to all women through hospitals, clinics and doctors office.(5) "I thirnk organizations such as yours and charities could be set up to provide such aid and would be much morc effective than the govern-s

ment is at anything. would publicly support this form of action."

House

(DI JEROME "Jerry" DENOMME YES YES YES YES YES(5) "1 wauid have to see the specifics, however."

(R) BURTON BARR* YES YES YES YES YES(3) "but would need to s~ee thu specific legislation."As ma/ority leader has consisten tly/ vote.d pro-life.

(R) PETE DUNN* YES YES YES YES YES(,1) "1 sponsored such legislation during thu last session of the legislature. It passed the House but was defeated in the Senate."

Has voted pro-life every' tune the issue has come, Lw/afre the House.

(LI FRED ESSER YES NO NO NO NO(3) "VWhether to abort or rot is a moral decision to be made ny each individual. While I personally believe abortion is wrong, I do not believe it

thC function Qf government tu legislate the parameters, and I am opposed to public funding of any ty/pe to promote or discourage abortionO

(LI JOE M. O'CONNELL NO4 NO YES NO(2) would delete "'except to preve nt the death of the mother. "

Legislative District 19

Sen ate "(RI RAY ROTTAS' Declined to answer N'O Declined to answer YES YES

,,,ti ''I, cases involving rape, ince;st, or physicai health of the mother, abortion should be allowed."(5) "depending on the circumstances involved and excepting cases involving rape, incest, or physical health of the mother."

House

(RI JANE DEE HULL YES NO YES NO Undecided(21 "1 am not running for the U.S. Congress."(3; "'Ii woulu depernd upon the cost of tk, program c~.c .. -..: :2 22.s ratner Arizona ",,to Lf wol atroacpegvrmn

0 U ESTr I 0 N S:

(R) LIN',DA R'OSENTHA

(R) TONY WEST*

(L) MiCHAEL A. VOGT

Legislative District 20

Sena te

(DI LELA ALSTON'

(RI GEORGE A. 1HUSSEY

House(DI E. H. "Ed" BROAD

(11 *1 I! 1 3 '1 4 3Do ,,o DlSAGRE[E w1:h Would you support a constl- Do you support PROHIBI- Would you support legislation Would you support

Ilaryn abortion? inj: abortion except to pr ;,urt abort~ar, except to, pc' nt aborton bc gicen information ton''" egsta!ton tha.

deat of mother? doath- of mother? inciudin9 dcvcbopnment of baby would provide fina,,cil Iat tine abortion is to be aid and social ser iesperformcd? to p,r, ant women

V. ?'os cirCumistance s' rrert such assistance?

L NO NO NO NO YES

YES YES YES YES YESIHas sponfsored Ipro-li/f lCyislation ocnd has voted pro-life every, tine tile issue came before the House.

No Response

&

,No Response

YES YES

YES YES YES

YES

YES

YES

YES

(D) ROLAND W. JAMES NO NO YES YES1 "1I disrae with the decision as you have stated i.

(2) "1 would include other exceptions.'"(3) "I wculd include other exceptions."(4) "1 am in fav'or of information on the development of the e~mbroyo(sic), fetus, and baby."

(5) "w ry dntiniteiy."'

(D) DEBBIE MeCUNE YES YES YES YES YES

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(R) KENT ISON YES YES YES Declined to answer Declined to answer(4) "Maybe"(5) "Maybe"

(R) LILLIAN JORDAN* YES YES YES 'YES YESH-as sponaor'd pro.l' /egislation and votLed pro-/fL. eve'ry tue the issue came before the House.

(R) LEONA R, MILLER Declined to answer Declined to answer Declined to answer YES YES

Legjisl:itiv District 21

Senate

(D) RICHARD IKIMBALL Declined to answ"er questions.",'.. . . .., .. ,i i.:-,i c "t~~ri.,n i,

q , tic:) , I;P n .ttrr for 1ov,;rnm i-nt nriLtion: it ; ~:,r ticus m :,ttr

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(LI DON STOTT Nqo Re~oponsc ') .~, I ~ 1 3~2. 1 1 1~~

HouISe(D) JENNIE COX No Response

(D) ROBERT "R.T." CRIF-FIN YES YES YES(3) "1 rio fuu:l ti iat n s;ono ce:,. of RAPE tU bii fu~r i rnj shouldc come' into piny,"'

(DI RICHARD A. LAGESSE No Response

(R)WV. JACK KELLY YES NO YES(3) "r lCieve' that abortion isa matter between avwoman and her doctor, and between

Ce od - onot cdoeabortion but niqrd thnitcan be lcgis!ated."( ,) .,,'ould support "Coui:d serviceS", would no t support "'financial aid."

YES

YESa woman

YES

and her conscience andDeclined to answer

between a woman and

(R) DONALD KENNEY" YES YES(U) "'At ,o hirth control aducusion."Coos 'stuntly supports pro -life. lo,2islation.

(RI ELIZACETH ADAMS ROCKIWELL" No Response

(LI A. B. OULP No Response

(LI ROBERTr,,2. DUGGER YES NO

YES

(3) "1 support the public funding of any mecdical expense for any reason.

Legislative District 22Senate

(D) MANUEL PENA, JR." YES YES

Con /.;tct/ly .'-:pportS pro-life legisla tion.

(D) SUE PERKINS No Response

(D) LEON THOMPSON, JR.

YES

YES YES

NO

YES YES

No Response

House

(0) ART HAMILTON" N'o Response

Voted for public fun Jin2 of abortions 3,/9/78.

(D) EARL V. VWILCOX' No Response

Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78

(L) RAYMOND J. STENGEL NO NO YES NO NO,

(3) "1suip or t m ost ruJu ct ons, in publi c s purn]JP eg.(4) "J3.t prv~c orq: ni : thons Zhou d be al'owcd to p:ueidct.

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SREE wd sh Would you support a cosl-t decision ltional amenclrn-nt prohibit.

tier.? ingj abortion Cxcept to prcvcr;tde.ith of mother?

(,3)Do you support PROHIOI.TION of public funding forahaortion exccpt to preventdeath of mother?

Would you support legjislationrequiring all womr, n prior toabortion be givon informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to boperformedc?

(5)Would you support"a~tcrnatives to abor-tion"' legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswa rrant s-o~h assistance?

Legislative District 23Senate

ID) FRANCES F. FORD

(0) ALF-RLDO GUTIERREZ*

(0) SAMUEL WESLEY

(R) BENY JOE (Bo, u Nova)ER OW N

YES NO YES YES

No Response

No Response

YES No Response YES YES

HouseO

(D) TONY R. ABRIL, SR.* YES YES YES YES YESVo[Ld for public funding cf abortions 3/9//8.

ID) J. D. H4OLMLS YES YES YES YES YES

(D) ALBERT (Johnny Boy) MARSHALL No Response

(D) HORACE E. OWENS NO NO NO YES YES

(D) LEON THOMPSON" No ResponscVoted for pub/ic fundn& of abortions 319/7/,

(L) TYLER OLSON

Legislative District 24

Senate

(D) JAMSS Mc CULLOUGH

(D) JEAN REED ROBERTS

YES NO

YES YES

YES

YES

YES

YES YES

No Response

(0) TIM ROCKEY

iR) PHIL MORGAN

N O NO(,4) "'Depends on the specific Icji~lation."'

'YES YES YES.)z'',t, reservutions - onily if funcs cann'ot Le pro/IdLCd .z..

Declined to answer

YES

(R) JOHN C. PRITZLAFF, JEW YES YES

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YES

YES

(R) JOHN C, PRITZLAFF, JR * ':'£S v= S YES

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NO

Houe(D) GENE EULLOCK Declined to ans,.vcr"a. it isa woman' dec-ision whe hero not t cr s:der bortion, b. Abortior, is a mc:d; procedure. Therefore the woman and her doctor areth~e ones to make the~z decision, c. S x duc ton a.;d famil,/planning are in the field on preventive medicine and should be so handled. d. t

Lelieve gooJ health .(0) DAVID A. GORMAN YES YES YES YESYE

(R) PETE CORPSTEIN* YES YES ESY YESHas co-sponsored pro -life legislation and consisten /y voted pro./life.

(R) CAL HOLMAN* NO NO Declined to answer NO YES(3) "Haveu you storpped beating your baby? This isnot a black or white issue."Voted for public fundingj of abortions 3/'97S,(R) BILL SHELTON YES YES YES YES YES 1(4) "! don 't support abortions. I support this only / a lat result.(5) '"Or, y as a lust reulwt. I don't believe in abortions!

)L) DEBBIE M..tJORWITZ YES NO YE ONO(L) VIRGINIA M. PAULSEN YES NO YES YES NO

-Legislative District 25ISenate(0) TIM EVENS NO NO YES YES YES(1) & (2) ''I beliee u- ti;te question of abortion is a pe rsonai question that must be resolvcd by each person according to her religiousl ruccft his.,

(4) & (5) "''As 1on,: as tn, s progjram does not cost any more than is already available from the public coffers.'"(D) JERRI PASTOR No Response

(R) TRUDY CAMPING" YES YES YES YES YESHasin rrod dCL.d p,-o -lif, lei,3s/s <.,on an U vo ted pro -life consistently.

(L) MICHAEL C. MONSON NO NO YES NO NO

House(0) LOUIS RHODES No Response(D) JAMES RICE YES YES YES YES YES(2i ''A corstitutional amnnn-,t prohibiting .bortiun e~xcep to sa;-v t~e life of the nmoti',r is sensible anJl but one step in th~e rSicht direction.'"(3) "'I opw)o,; -, p._! ,~ fundi;- g of obortioo due to tic fx:ct th: : . :n. - K:_ .L :-deJ abortions are occurirng nod will continue to occur at what-oph- :.rs 1oLu o v. hoiLc3,ue rote, irreepucti- e of prope .---- u.. or - ncror p ss~bLu LJterncb-vas to abortion.''

* i) ~4 /~Ill

(Do you DISAGnEE watsSupreme Court decision

legalizinig abortion?

VWould 'you sup;iurt a Concthtot ioriil aminarcint prohibit.

n, ahortionl except so p''. ntdeath of mother?

Do0 you support PROI[I-TION of pulblic fonding forcr-hort~on Ci'CCi)t to prevcintdi~itn of mother?

(4)Would you support legislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationinicluding development of babyat time auortion isto beperformed?

(5)Would you support"ahtcrnatives to ab~r*tion" legislatiOn thatwould provide finarc~Ilaid and soci servioesto pregnant womenwh~ose circumstances

w:-rant such assistance?III)/ Li. LLL: JUNPLS YES YES YES YES YES15) "1I woal d nove to sue the individual piece of lejisdation."

"1suplor t the. rigjl-t-bolifu concepst and oppose Jbortions. M / brochure and my votes in the Legislature attest to my starb in th-is area.'H.,s eof),i/:2A i/y vo re'd pro-//fe.

(R) JACQUE STEINER* Drcliund to answer"AS a Christian, I greatty admire your orqfanizations concern for life. My efforts in this area wili be to work to strengthen the family and to on.

courage each individual to accept the full responsibility for his or her actions in the interest of preventing the tragic need for a dezision ..Vo red for public funding of abortions 3/"3/7g.

Legislative District 26Senate

(R) ROD Mc.MULLIPJYES YES(2) "Yes, if victims of rape were inc, cloud in tire exceptiol."

(L) LEONA KROGER NO NO(2) "No government funding should be used to disccurage, p

Ho0 i SC(D) MARY C. HEGARTY

(D) EDITH "iJo" LAETZ rY'ES YES

YES YES YES

Y'ES NO NOrohibit, encourage or provide abortions.'

YES

YES YES~o Response

(R) PETER KAY* YES NO YES YES YES i(R) FRANK KELLEY* YES YES YES YES YES

Has voted pro-life on all re/a ted legislation.(L) JAMES C. JEFFERIES YES YES YES YES NO

(L) JOAN VANCE RSLLCE NO NO NO ,NO NO

Legislative District 27Senate

(D) COB ASHE Declinedl to answer"1 :>wuJc ti~e ciu'stionuire and conclu~de it nat pou.;ible for rme, in good conscience, to give a simple YES or NO answer to all the questions. .o2.u :: pt to arrn d tr,-u conqstitution nouid n, ,su po-.-.,L- ohoruon for a person who becomes prcg3ncrt because of incest or rape."

(R) JAMES A. "Jim" ?v1ACK NO YES YES YES

CU E ST I 0,N S.

YES YES

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(R) JAMES A. "Jim" MACK" NO YES YES YES

(L) LEANNA F. GARRISON No Rcsponse ' -, .- '. 3 ., 3~

House(D) PEGGY BURTON No Response

(DI GENE KADISH No Response

(D) TED KING YES YES YES YES YES

(R) WILLIAM G. "BilI"BEARl(S NO NO NO YES YES(RI JUANITA HARELSON* YES Declined to answ.er Declined to answer YES NO

(2) "There are ccrtain circumstances which are so devastating to the woman that the doctor's opinion shoulo count over a blanket pro-hibition that covers a!! situations."

(3) "The same rule as (2( applies."(4) "If it isn't already being done."(5) "That's too late, basic sex education and standards of morality have to have precedence.""'Voted for public furnding of ab ortions 3/9/78.

(R) LEVWIS "Low" TAMBS YES YES YES YES YES

(R) DOUG TODD No Response

(LI DENNIS DAVIS No Response

Legislative District 283

Senate "

(D) GENE (Imogene) MOORE Declined to answer"Your standards and ideals are commendible. The Miracle and beauty of having delivered three children myself leaves me understanding andsy/mpthy on the isse, Ech person and each situation being different from another makes ideal legislation difficult and difficult to enforce.I would like the opportunity to speak to your ...

(RI STEVE BIRRINGER YES YES YES YES YES :(I) "1I believ abortion is ,,.,rcnvj and I strongly op.poe tihe U.S. Supreme Court's legalization of abortion. My wervice in tnqe S::e S;:;: ,'.,IincIuIc active oposition to aor tion."

(2) "1 will not only support .such an amendment, but I will do everything possible in the Arizona State Senate to improve chances for passage,ot sch a constitutional amendment."(3) "No public funds should be spent to promote abortion and I will actively work to cut off any such funding."(41 "The abortionists and their backers appear to benefit when there is a lack of knowledge about the development of the unborn baby. Such

information, at the very least, should be made available."(5) "Toe main purpose of government should be to protect life. Any steps that will help to save the lives of unborn babies should be taken." :(R) GEORGE BRODERICK YES YES YES YES YES i(31 "On the federal level, I fuvor the Hyde Anmen:n, dod 1 support similar legislation on the state and action on the county level."(4) "We rarely make a decision - even the most minute purchase '..ith~oat thinking it over; surely a matter of life calls for all information

a va'w l ubl anJ spsirto a guidance, as w ell."(5i "I .,,.. lu hie o examine the specific piece .f l'giiion invlved, judging each proposed alternative on its own merits."

(RI ROBERT B. USDANL' No Rcsoiw

0QUECST ION S.(11

Do you DISAGREE wdth£uprcme Court de.isronlegjalizing abortion?

.) I 3 9~ 3 ~') IWiouh|i you SUl'pert a con st-tuiiconal amendment pruhiL it,ino abortion ecept. to prc,.cnt

deeth 01 mothcir?

Do you support PROI-1I.lTION of public funding faraoortioan except to preventd~ath of mother?

141Would you support legislationrequiring all worncn prior toabort ion be givan informationincluding development of baby

at time abortion is to baperfoarmed?

15)Would you support"atternative: to abor-tion'' legslation th'atwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

(L) SUMNER D. DODGE NO YES YES YES NO(!)11 'Iur in fuivor of womcn mnukincj decision. I .m not in fLvor of the Government getting involved in this process."

Hous;e

(0) SCUDDER GOOKINDeclined to answer ques. Declinr.d to answer (lues. Declined to answer ques. YES Decoto answer ques.(1) "I [ale nor re~J the S.upremne Coujrt diecisions, therefore, I don't know if I agree or disagree. If, as your question states, the decision does

permit a.bortion on rctue:t through the FULL term (9 months), I disagree with that portion of the decision.''(2) "I urt. nor a candidate fur Congress, so I un ,not able to support or oppose it. I would not support such a measure if I could because I

dusf t feul this ve'ry/personal, moral, religious problem is tl-e business of government.''(

(3) "1I rio rot support punei fording of aburtioce othe~r than far physical health reasons because this is none of Government's business. Abor-tion ia aroral, rehigous, personal problem that must by solved by people dealing with those problems. Government should not be involvedeCepCt if criminal activities are indicated.

(4) 'Information should be required to be given to non-physical need patients. I would not support the requirement of this information beinggiven to a mother whose life is in danger. The doctor should he charged with that decision in such cascs."

(5) "I wiil support such legislation so long as it is accompanied by a much broader work and family oriented welfare overhaul, We must get"welfare gjenerations" to work. Work is woat made this coun try great - not welfare .

(D) TONY RAINERI YES YES YES YES .. YES

(R) BETTY BENNESON YES YES YES YES YES(2) "with reservations about pregr, ncy from rape or incest - both of vwhich I feel are morally wrong."(5) "1 have reservations as to V/HO decides arnd to what extent financial aid and social services would be provided."

(RI DAVID B. KR[T YES YES YES(2) "I F it also excepted pregnancy initiated by rape."(2) "'I would also permit public funding for terminating pregnancies initiated by rape."(5) "Depending on the specific provisions of such legislation."

(RI JIM SKELLY ° YES YES YES YES YES(5) "Would have to see specific legislation."Has soponsored pro -ife legislation, voted consistently pro-life.

" (L)rMACK C. LAKE No Response

Legislative District 29

Senate i,

(0) GEORGE E. CLASEMAN YES Declined to answer YES YES YES(2) "i ',' .,,1 have to see the langu age of the ..n...e. . ... be torsrciefrm ospot

YES YES YESI/i; "1 ,'vo~td like so incluJde rune and incc..*t ir, me~ nmenrdn',-.st"

YES YES

(R) JACK J. TAYLOR' YES YES

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QUANTITY

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AMOUNT

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CANDIDATE QUESTIONNAIRESponsored by Arizonans for Life and Arizona Right to Life

1. On Tanuary 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision whichlegalized abortion-on-request through the full term of pregnancy. Do youdisagree with this decision?

2. A constitutional amendment which would prohibit abortion except to pre-vent the death of the mother has been introduced in both houses of Con-gress. Would you support such an amendment?

4 YEs__ _O

3. Do you support the prohibition of public funding for abortion except toprey~tmdeath of the mother?

4. Wuayusupport legislation which would require that all women priorw to abortion be given information which would include the development

, , of the baby at the time the abortion is to be performed?

¢"X YES ___NO

5. Would you support "alternatives to abortion' legislation which would pro-S vide financial aid and social services to pregnant women whose circum-

•.- stances warrant such assistance ?

Y.. 'ES ___NO

igaueDate -Candidate f~r

* Your responses to these questions will be considered public information.* Publication of comments will be limited to first ftyt, (50) words.•*lf questionnaire is not returned by '. - "no response"~ will bepublished next to your name. ,*Thank you for yo ur cooperation. If you have any questions regarding thesurvey please call Karen M~ills at 978-2042.

printers INVOICE .

1401 West WashinqtonPhoenix, Ar'zona 85007Telephone 1602) 252-3058

Nlovcerher 6, 1973

SOLD TO: Arizonans For Lifek(17 N, 3rd St ';'-

Phoenix, AR'zcna p500

CUSTOMER P.O. #:

TERMS: NET 15TH OF MONTH FOLLOWINGINVOICE DATE

JOB NO. QUANTITY DESCRIPTION AMOUNT

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82,00 0 " "I " 15 to 30)

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PLEASE RETURN ONE COPY WITH YOUR REMITTANCE. THANK YOU

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! FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION' ,' l WASHINGTON, D C 20463

CERTIFIED MAILRETUR N RECEIPT REQUESTED

Charles E. Davis, Esquire30 West First StreetMesa, Arizona 85201

RE : MUR 984

Dear Mir. Davis :

This is to confirm our receipt of Arizonans for Life'sAnswers to Interrogatories in connection with the captioned

__ matter. After considering the information you provided,the Commission, on ,found reasonable causeto believe that Arizonans for Life violated 2 U.S.C. §441d,

11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expenditures for tw¢o commnunica-" tions expressly advocating the election of Federal candidates_ without including the proper statement of authorization/non-

authorization by the candidates.

With regard to the possible §433 violation of whichr Arizonans for Life received notice in our letter of July 12,

we are submitting additional interrogatories to be answered-- by the respondent. The Commission is under a duty to investi-

gate this matter expeditiously. Therefore, Arizonans forLife's response should be submitted within 10 days .after

~receipt of this notification.

r" If you have any questions, please contact Dolores Pesce,the staff member assigned to this matter, at 202/523-4039 onWednesdays and Fridays.

Sincerely,

William C. OldakerGeneral Counsel

0

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWAASHtNGION, U (i 204b

MEMORANDUM TO:

FROM:

DATE:

SUBJECT:

CHARLES STEELE

MARJORIE W. EMMONS/MARGARET CHANEY ---

SEPTEMBER 11, 1979

MUR 984 - Interim InvestigativeReoort dated 9-4-79; Signed byGC 9-7-79;? Received in OCS9-10-79, 9:43

The above-named document was circulated to

the Commission on a 24-hour no-objection basis

at 4:00, Septem'ber 10, 1979.

There were no objections to the Interim Investigative

Report at the time of the deadline.

September 10, 1979

MiEMORANDUM TO : Marqe Emmons

PROM : Jane Colcirove

SUBJECT : MUIR 984

O. Please have the attached Interim Investigative

"-" .eDort on 'UP, 934 distributed to the Commission on a

24 bour no-objection basis.

Thank you.

C-

BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONSeptember 4, 1979

% EPV IOA9: 43

In the Matter of)) MUR 984

Arizonans for Life)

INTERIM INVESTIGATORY REPORT

Subsequent to our receipt of the respondent's answer to

RTB notification and the enclosed set of interrogatories on

August 17, we prepared a draft of a report to the Commission.

That draft is now undergoing revision and we expect to submit

the report for Commission approval during the week of

September 10.

Dt 5 Wll ~C. OldakerGeneral Counsel

REPORTS ANALYSIS REFERRAL UPDATE

*ORIG IN. OG

Oc'J -de i- -17- ANALYST I~rk Kleirnan --L

TO: Williaml OldakerATTENTION: Dolores Pesce

TEAM CHIEF

COMPLIANCE REVIEW f

THROUGH: STAFF DIRECTOR

ASSISTA NT STAFF DIRECTOR FOR REPORTS ,-NALYSIS -

MUR No. 984 DATE OF ORIGINAL REFERRA-L N/A

** PU RPOSE '

INFOPI4ATION •

OCTODBER 10 QUARTERLY REPORT - --ARIZONANS FOR LIFE

ATTACHEN -

OUTCOME: {if applicable}

T Commrission unit which initiated oni~hal Referral {e.g. AUDIT RAD, OGC)."*INFORMIATION. or RESULTS OF RA-D ACTION. as appropriate.

DATE

FROMt:

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FEC FORM 3REVISED

January, 1978Federal Election Commisson

1325 N Strrit. N.WWlashingtn. I') C 20463

0REPORT OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES

FOR A CANDIDATE OR COMMITTEESUPPORTING CANDIDATE(S) FOR

NOMINATION OR ELECTION TO FEDERAL OFFICE

(Except for Candidates or Committees Receiving Federal Matching Funds)

Note: Commiottees authoied by a candidate to receive con tributions and make expenditures in connection with more than one election most maintan

separate records with respect to each election.

C0011152e 790Q.ARIZONANS FOR LIFFTPEASU~eER: POSE,4A Y RE LE/A'.45338 w VOGEL PiVENtIFGLEr'DALE i Z 5302

2 I.D N o . ......... .. . . .// Can didate /Comm it tee

3 __

Office Sought, Starte/District (hf applicable)

rent than previouSlV repor ted Year of Election -

o Apil 10 Quarterty Report

r" july 10 Quarterly Reot

, Lor ,f 10 Quar teriy Report

[] ranar y 31 Annuai 'e;Ori

o- t.,onthly Report

Tn. iS a ieiO't i'

o] Tento day reDort preceding - ________ election(p'imary, general Or convention)

on - ______ n the State of _____

(date'

o] Thirtieth day, 'rodot fOlcovino . _____ election

10-~mary . nerai or conven t on)

on............ tn' ;n, Starte ol ____________

o] Termination B[reort

o] Amendment for

lvhch -",.,

Sm onth)

0] Primary F~ecron [] Gernera' E~eC' 3n 0Prm'-ari d Xr''i'ra [] ''ihr (sp ciial ruLJ "

SUMMARY OF RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES(Ftaures may be rounded to nearest dollar.

5 Coverino PeriodColumn AThis Period

- /.74 ThroughColumn B

Calendar V ear-To-Dite

6Casr on hnr' Janua'y 1. 19

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:ME OF CANDIDATE OR COMMITTEE REPORT COVERING THE PERIODFROM: ,;2-// 77' TO: 2 "-3.0-2

RECEIPTS

14. Contributions from Individuals (including contributions in-kind).(a) itemized (use Schedule A) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

IbI Unitemized...............................................Ic) Sales and collections included above .- .-

Lst bv event on memo Schedule D ($S ' "

(dl Subtotal of contributions from individuals.......................

15. Transfers from Political Committees

(a) Funds from affiliated/authorized committee (Itemize on Schedule A

reaardless of amount)..................................

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(Itemize on Schedule A regardless of amounti...............

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1. Refunds. Rebates. Returns of Deposits 1

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~ ~~~~EXPENDITURES... .. . ....

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Ia) To ri-.d e!authorized committee lltem~ze on Sc:heduie B regardless

it' -ci otrier co mittees iItem ze ori Soonedule 0 reenardless of amoun'

IC Ccntriobuflos n-kindl to other committees

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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURfES.

!NET OF TRANSFERS TO AND FROM AFFILIATED COMM ITTEES

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WaaM.fngton, D.C. 20463

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ITEMIZED RECEIPTS4

(Contributions, Transfers, Contribution In-Kind,

Other Income, Loans. Refunds)

Supporting Lines 14a, 15a, 15b, 15c, 16a, 17a, and/or 18aof FEC FORM 3

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Name of fandidate or Committee irn Full

Full Name, Mailing Address end ZiP Code

Reei pt for0' Primary 0 General [ Other

Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code

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Principal Place of Business

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Amount of each Rece~pt

this Period

Receipt forQ OPrimary 0OGeneral e-ther AggregateYear-To Date $/ -- C outNae Marling Address and ZIP Code Principal Plac:e of Business Date (month. Amount of each Re-ceip

'Wcelpt for -' ? -. neck fCont-,OutorS sell-e"'oioyed

0" pirnry 0 Genera' ther Aggregate Year-To-Date..$/___1

C~I ae arn OrS n I oePrincpDai Place of BusnheSS Dateltmontn, Amount of tiach Hre-ic

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325 K Stri'et. N.W.

lashington. D.C. 20463

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES(Operating, Transfers Out, Contributions In-Kind,

Loans, Loan Repaymnents and Refunds Made)

Supporting Lines 20a, 21a, and 22a, 22b, and 22cof FEC FORM 3

Page-L of 21 forLine Number , - -;

(Use Separate Schedules for

each numbered line)

Narue of , . -~-ommirtee in Full

FullNae, Mailing Address and ZIP Code /Particulars of E xpenditule / 7 " Date Imonth, Amount of eacn expend-

_______________________________________ Primary C] General )ther

•Full Narn ....Mailing Address and ZIP Code . Pai ticuiars of Expenditure [Dare Imontti Amount of eacrr e x ;na,~

• ) ExpedaL e for ..

C r Primary C] General . Ot herui Nu im~e, Malijna Address and ZIP Code . Partcuars of Expenditure Date (month, Amount of each e*>en,;.

Ex]eo,ar', t [t Geea A / AFu fNm .£,'., r: Address and ZIP Code P , ar, C ent raiOt Date im onto Amount or at L '.;:,.:

L', j" $:-" Y C,#Ft' 'i - ,'?i .i,', j/"<--"'7 - 3' "L'-3:?CD day~year) ture thisoe'...

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tare thlo period

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Federal Election Commission

1325 K Street, N.W.

Washinglon, D.C. 20463

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES

(Operating, Transfers Out, Contributions In-Kind,

Loans, Loan Repayments and Refunds Made)

Supporting Lines 20a, 21a, and 22a, 22b, and 22c

of FEC FORM 3

Line Number

(Use Seprate Schedules for

each numbered line)

I I

Name of Candidate or Committee in Full

Full Name, Mailing Addressand ZIP Code Particulars of Expenditure Date (month, Amount of each expend

I 'I day, year) ture this period

LG )A A-. Prmr ... Genra ?.-er ______

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ashrngton, D.C. 20463

ITEMIZED EXPENDITURES

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1. Subtotal Recelpts from the Sale of Tickets (list by event below and enter from subtotal Column A)'.................. $ .. -......

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3. Subtotal Rteceiptt from the Sale of Items (not listed below)................................................$ . t --. .......

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LIST OF SALES AND COLLECTIONS BY EVENT

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REPORTS ANALYSIS REFERRAL UPDATE

*ORIGIN." OGC

Mark Kleinman )3p,p

TO: Will1i am Ol dakerATTENTION: Dolores Pesce

THROUGH" STAFF DIRECTOR A.L~nr~

FROM"

TEAM CHIEF StveMis'COMPLIANCE REVIEW CarrolBoenc {/ -

ASSIST.ANT STAFF DIRECTOR FOR REPORTS ANALYSIS. /

MUR No. 98 DATE OF ORIGINAL REFERRAL_______

INFORMATION:

1. Statement of Organization filed by Arizonans ForLife 7-16-79.

2. Member of Board of Directors of Arizonans For LifeCarolyn Gerster, M.D., is Chairman of two recentlyregistered committees: 1) Right To Life PoliticalAction Committee; and 2) National Right To LifePolitical Action Committee, Inc., which both showNational Right To Life Committee, Inc., as theirconnected organization. Note: Cross-referencewith MUR 996.

ATTACHMENT :1

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OUTCOME: if appiicable

*Commission unit which initiated ong~ina! Refera1 e.g. AUDIT RAD OGC).**INFORMIATION. or RESULTS OF RAD ACTION, as appropriate.

DATE ANALYSTIDi • • m -

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IU~eCERTIFIED MAIL

AD!BOARD OF BIRCTORS

Kiren R. Mills

$ S etrill rN. Wardeope

Secretary

Rosemary Berlemannf

James E. lBrophy Ill, esq.

•2Kathy Cranlell

ees P. Cunninthafl, esq

Charles E. []avis, esq.,olyn Gerster, M/.D.

Beth Hall

.. {'erome Htirsch, esq.

M. lelcen Kelly--- bq y Knoell

Carol MecLeod... a'il Mahoney

Patricia Dyan

HONORARlY BOARD

aIl J. Baoker, M.D.

Thorna$ J. Bradley, Jr.

V.rgmna T. Clemerts

Rot and Anita Farnsworth

fRec~e K. Herder

Melvin 1. llubcr

Stepbhcn [. Liindstrom Ml..

Jan Pierco

Federal Election Commission1325 K Street N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

RE : ARIZONAUS FOR LIFEPOLITICAL ACTION COMfMITTEE

Gentlemen :

Enclosed please find FEC Form 1 which we have

complcted. Although w.e do not feel that we are subject

to the federal reporting requirements, we desire in

every way to conform to any requirements which we may

not be aware of. As you will note, the only expendi-

tures for federal election have been to include three

names for federal elections out of a total of 55

names on a brochure which we published. We have allo-

cated $ 35.90 (a pro rata share of the total cost)

to each of these individuals.

Since we plan to continue doing similar bro-

chures in the future, we hereby request that you issue

a letter to us indicating that such activities whereby

the allocation per candidate does not exceed $1,000.00

on such promotional brochlures, are exempt from the FEC

reporting requirements.

If you need additional information with respectto our requested ruling: we would be delighted to furnishl

it.

Please stamp the enclosed copy of this letter

returning it to the undersigned for our records.

Thanking you in advance.

1017 r, 3rd St., No. 4Phoenix. Arizona85004

Karen Mill g, Pr:s identArizonans For Life

K. R. Mills

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set, No. isio Supporting any carsditeSI for federal olisco andI anticipating contrlbu- f

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on, .C. 20463 Of such cagddato(s).

Note: CommitteeCs authorized by a candidate to reccive contributions and make expenditures in connection wilh more than one election must ,naintainarat

records wth respect to each election.

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ARIZONANS FOP LIFE _ 'r ax # 86--0318101

(b) Address (number and street) 3ulDate97

5338 W. Vogel Avcnue Jl ,17

(c) ityStat andZIP ode4 Is this an amendled statement LI Yes [(.t No

()iySae and 85302od If "YES' FILL IN ONLY iHOSE LINES ON

Glendale, A~. 852WHICH TH4ERE HIAS 131EN A CHAN(;,E

5Check one:;Nm

fCniae

111 (a) This committee has been designated as the principal campaign committee for_----- - --

(Nameho catio)

candidate for _ inthe___r___ 0___ __ele _ __ __tionEecio

(Federal office sought) (ero lcin

to b hed intheStat of (State in which election IS held)

I (THtE PRINCIPAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE W ILL FORWARD TO THE COMMISSION A COP"' OF THE STATEMENT OF ORGANIZATION COIt

-" EACH AFFILIATED COMMITTEE REQUIRED TO FILE WITH I'T.)

'' III (b) This committee is supporting only one candidate, and is authorized by -Nm fCniae

to receive contributions and make expenditures with respect to the _______________- Election))

" (General, Primary, Runoff, etc)

heldin ______________________________________________, and will file all reports and statements with the candidate's principol carnPaI/lt

commitee,(Full name of principal campaign committee)

(ATTACH A COPYr OF CANDIDATE'S WRITTEN AUTHORIZATION.) (FEC FORM 2a) ul snta uhrzdcmite

Li (c) 1his committee supports only one candidate buNasmnt anautoriedicmmitee

(Nm fCniae

I(d) 'this committee supports more than one Federal candidate and is not a party committee.

LI ()Thsc~niite sa _____________________committee

of the Party.

(National, State, county, city) (eortc eulcn t.

Names of aiTillatiod and/or connected 'Mailing address and 7IP code Relationship

NONE

If.her ..t ........t...cm..t. hs deti itda'connected ortlani. a

tiOn'

abovc, please indicate lype' of orginization:

IC t Ol0 th ouci tI5tt repote .t otidflLi Lmil'C~ teo sidntifie U Mi,'mlt ship orianiiti~itin ii. Trai'l association LI Coolteral vi

Submnit iddItl I nal lo r mat it on soepa ~nte con ti nution ihout5 an prom rate ly labeled and at lai.hed to Ill~ t tntent of Orgn an

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-Statement of Organization Forjo0imnittee

(°m,,o Page 2) HON;

amo o Committee ARI7ZON~ANS KIDR LIFE 7.-J i -'

7Area, Scope and Jurisdiction ef Committee:

(a) Will this committee operate in more than one State?.............................................................0i Yes []No

(b, Will it operate on a statewvde bat-s in one State?................................................................. Yes 1] No :

(c) Wilt it primarily support candidates seekinq State or local office?...................................................X Ye L N

Wiliupport o .doet it rtm$teupotnqctirs'ctty or indirectly, candidates for Federal office in excess of $1,000 in a

(d) WiPrtl Pt "i . ;[CP t'

P ,rt w4iL roc ive re~" tha! n ;f,.V?9 [ .O . .l .. ]Ys

calendar year. .C..] Yes..

.. . .. .. . .. .No ""

, tel List by name, address, office sought, and party alt liation, any candidate for Federal office that this committee is supporting:Pat

Fulfnmes)ofcadidtes)MalighddrssanaZPtod

None at present

Enclosed Brochure indicat s candidates supported in 19 8 electien.

For primary election 197S we conducted an impartial ca ldidateZ ,,e w.L. De happy

: to furnish a copy if you so wish.

(bi List by name, address, office angrt, and party affiliation, any candidate(s) for any cther public office(s) that this cm~tei uprig(ne i

committee is support ma tn~e entire ticket of a party as inoicated in jin. 9)

Fu_!_n_ es__o_______d__e__)_Mailingaddress__n____Pcode________esoughtPrt

None

""9 If this commit tee is su~O r t in the enitire t icket ot a party, p vi na ne f party

•. 10 Identify by na3me, adLc~r .ss arno p05ltO0.l the persoO 0N po$$sgt55lot

O :I niotttee books and records:___

ruln name Mailing address ,nd *fI' code TilVrpsto

Rosemary 'Berlemann )338 tW. \Togel AvenueTra re

Glendale, Xz. $8.5Oz

-- Sutirit edldliriri iitori~rioir in Sieiirittiors(:tiilurtiatlisoti {i.r iiifint'oY lnbeied and air,,choi1 to this Sotatirirrirt uf Orgtin~nlOt0. irrdiiimui Isl tthu ii air~ elrrir

.... l ti crLiovo ii t.in iriurrirriiia is continiuod nirl irirrir0 ia;1iiiill.

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dion,. c.C. 20463

Statement of Org anization a Committz-e

[Page 3)

N~,m lCommittee Aa{IZONANS FOR TI11List by name, address and position, other principal officers of the committee (include chairman, treasurerr, secretary, assistant treasurer, assistant sccretory,

members of finance caomittee):

Full name Mailing address and ZIP code Title or position

Karen R. Mills 1403 W. Paradise Lane ChairmanGlendale, Az. 8530Oh

Sherril Wdaldrope 323 W. Juniper Seo-retary

Mesa, Az. 85201

12 Does this committee plan to stay in existence beyond the current calendar year?...........................................Yes S Noinoe!iLniteIV

co:',',-.L t of dissolution, what disposition will be made of residual funds? v.tl~l,, O..!IZOC ... . :o'drl.>L:t1 .C'yl_

,1List all banks or other repositories in which the comfriittee deposits funds, holds accounts, rents safety deposit boxes or maint3ls funds.

,-Name of bank, repository, etc. Mailing address and ZIP code

. irvt r;atic'nal 3ank of Arizona, No. 73 P.O0. Box Y~18th Str~et & Camelback Office Phoen~ix, Az. 850b2

List all election reports recquired to be filed by this committee with Sta.tes and local }urisdIctons, to'icthcr with the names, addresses, and posit.ions of therecipients of the reports (other than reports filed with Secreterios of State pursuant to USC 439(a)):

5- epor t title

NONE

Dates required Name and positron of recipient Mailing address and ZIP coe

Su iro It ad c n io", I n,. ~" co s ou.saratoecon in ransin oarst a lor L'roii , dbe led anid .]i t3ctrd to th is Sr, ata.nroist of rrinicar on. Indicate In th i's ',,' a , ,Se tion aho , lien i ntormritir Is cc'n tinned on s, rpir ac r;igel al.

I certify t l..r, 4 hav~se Csansirnmra tirls Sta;e rnt and ro t he bast of m~y krno~sledge and be~l I t Ia true, correct aind coinpleta.a-n

Nose: Subrrtlnlon n~ tie, erronsous, or Irnconipleto lnfo'nnat Ion rrsry sublect the perlors $1gnlnt rrl %htt tanoint to tihe penalo$ of 2 U.S.C. § 47 or§ 44 Sj (aee Inati aCs anal

F or f ii I liar Fed err I U lect Ion Corn ni i IsronInfoinnetiun B 1325 K ~,rrc.ot, NW.contact: W.rsfrington, DC. 20463

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contBct:

W, shington, DC, 20403

0 Gner~ ) ' e F~ is

YOUR VOTE IN THE GENERAL ELECTION ON TUJESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 WILL HAVE THE IMPACTOF SEVERAL VOTES SINCE IT IS EXPECTED THtAT LESS THAN HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERSWILL GO TO THE POLLS. DON'T PASS UP THIlS UNIQUE CHANCE YOU HAVE TO SPEAK OUTFOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. VOTE NOVEMBER 7.

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ARIZ'ONANS FOR LIFE1017 N. 3rd StreetPhoenix. Arizona 85004

BUI.K RATE

U. S. Postage

PAID

PHOENIX* ARIZONA

Perrnit No. 269 j

THiS LITTLEG UY WANTSYOLuTO VOTEIN -TH ENOV. 7ELECTION

Unborn children cannot speak for themselves but you can speak for thlem with your ballot in thle TeCsd,

, November 7, General Election. Your vote can guarantee thalt the cani(atev clectedi to office will be tlL'people who wi/I stand up and d/efend tihe most basic of a/I human rig/hts - THE RIGHT TO LIFE.

If the candidates listed below win the election, then the unborn and defenseless will win.

HUMAN LIFE IS ENDANGERED!!! Did you know that:SOn January 22, 1973 the U. S. Supreme Court legalized defacto abortion-on-demand to the clay

of the baby's birth?

*On July 1, 19763 the Court ruled that a girl of 12 may obtain an abortion without her parent'sadvice or consent, and that a woman can obtain an abortion without the knowledge or consentof her husband - striking at the very heart of the family unit?

~THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OUR

-- GOAL TO RESTORE LEGAL PROTECTION TO THE UNBORN AND DEFENSELESS BY PERMITTINGABORTION ONLY TO PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER. YOU ARE URGED TO TAKE 5

; PRO-LIFE FRIENDS WITH YOU TO THE POLLS.

Take this brochure with you to te polls

and vote ONL Y for the candidates recommended below.

Governor - Evan MechamSecretary of State - Rose Mofford or Henry HawsAttorney General - Bob CorbinState Superintend~ent of Public Inlstruction - Steve JenkinsCongressional District 1 - John RhodesCongressional District 2 - Torn RicheyCongressional District 3-------Congressional District 4 - Eldon Rudd

Legislative DistrictsDistrict 15District 16District 17District 18District 19District 20District 21District 22District 23District 24[District 25District 26District 27District 2:)

SenateS. H. "'Hal" RunyanDr. Wayne StumpAnne Lindernan

George Hussey

Manu~el Pena, Jr.

Ti udy Camlping

Dik strict 29 Jack laylorS District 30 Sta l-urley

/ \ DE"O,!"A, REPU[RLICANS AND) INDI I"LNDFNTS.../'- -- --- (hlu//'l/u~se l 's - V()TE P1f0O-LI FL

HouseJames B. RatliffBob HungoerfordWilbert DavisBuJrton Barr, Pete DuJnnTony WestDebbie McCune, Liillian ,JordJanRhbert Griffin, Don Kenney

Tonry R. Ab~ril, Sr.Pete Cor~s tein, Davidt GerimanD. Lee JonesMary C. ti e~ly, Frank Ket!ley

Tony Rairie ri, J im Sk~elly

Carl ,1. ILunase:k, Jaril(s J. Sn)ssairiin

Un/te u~rt hU'/!) (h.'/e.,nd those Lvh') ('a,,l'Ot

ON NOVEMI;FF 7.

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July 11, 19 79'79 JUL, 0 Hi 1:02:

CERTIFIED MAIL

B OARD OF DIRtCTOFRS

Ke'~n B. Mills

(serran lean

,Laues F. Brphy III, esq.

,"Kathy Crandell

fam "es, P. Cu nnin~hanm, esq.

Charles U. l, rvis, esq.

Beth lhall.. .JerofeI lHirsch, Csq.

-. Pegy KnoilltI IMcLeod

-,, ail l'Mahoncey

Patricia, lyan.

liON O YAIkY l0AlRD

[ai J1. l3aker, MkD.Thomas J. Cradley, Jr.'rvifnitai T. Clenrerits

llois and A nita Frz rrsworth

Ihcr K. lti~rdir

Melvin U. lluber

Stephbin [. LU dstron, M.D.

Jan Pierco

101? N', 3,d St., INo. 4Phoentx, Arizona85004

Federal Election Commission1325 K Street N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

RE: ARIZONANS FOR LIFEPOLITICAL ACTION CO. MITTEE

Gentlemen:

Enclosed please find FEC Form 1 which we havecompleted. Althougjh we do not feel that we are subject

to the federal reporting requirements, we desire in

ever-y way to conform to any requirements which we maynot be aware of. As you will note, the only expendi-tures for federal election have been to include three

names for federal elections out of a total of 5

names on a brochure which we published. We have allo-cated $ 35.90 (a pro rata share of the total cost)

to each of these individuals.

Since we plan to continue doing similar bro-chures in the future, we hereby request that you issuea letter to us indicating that such activities whercbythe allocation ncr candidate does not exceed $1,000.00on such promotional broch ures, are exempt from the FEC

reporting requirements.

If you need additional information with respectto our requested ruling; we would be delighted to furnishl

it.

Please stamp the enclosed copy of this letter

returning it to the undersigned for our records.

Thanking you in advance.

Very truly yours,

Karen Mil1]' Pros identArizonans For Life

III Aft C'?.,

K. l , 1.fi]3.s

• itu' Comml~ssion

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Stat~ment of Or~toFor a Comr !

(Page 3)Nalme of Committee

liU,;ht to Lifle Political Action C&rrnittee11 List by nlame, address and position ,other principal officers of the committee:

Full name Mailing address and ZIP code Title or position

Dr. Carolyn Grster Suite 341, 529 14th St., 'N.W. Chairman-.-.-: Washington, DC 20045 ,

hAm O 1 Lknnell, R.N. ', ,, ,,resue

12 Does this committee plan to stay in existence beyond the current calendar year?.........................Yes [] NoIf "Yes" for how long?............................................................................... 1

=3 In the event of dissolution, what disposition will be rrade of residual funds? pa ssa~e of a Hum;an Li fe AriIC l-nentTo (o.her pci] iti cal actio nl Cc tnittees SllA.Y rti c-r federal C~l(Ii d:ale. xuh¢ . ,p r-r :s _________

" humnm Life ,Anendrment.

-) 14 List al banks or other repositories in which the committee deposits funds, holds accounts, rents safety deposit boxes or maintains funds:

"dName of bank, repository, etc. Mailing address and ZIP code

Scw.ui'ity A ational Bank National Press Buldi,,g-" 14th & F St.., N.W.

W~ashington, DC( 20(15

-5 List all election reports required to be filed by this committee with States and local jurisdictions, together wdith the names, addresses1, and positioris of tharecipients of the reports (other thain reports filed with Secretaries of State pursuant to USC 439(a)):

Rr ")art title Dates required Name and position of recipient I Mailing address and ZIP code

Suibmit add~taral information orn separate continuation sheets appropriately labele-d and attached to this Statement of Organization. Indicate in tha appropriatesection above sshen inforrmation is continuedl on 'parate p,,ce~s).

I certify st Ihy xmndti ,eetadt h etof my knowvledge arid belief It Is, true, correct ndl complete.

(Signature of Treasurer) (s{ate)

Not,': tL, rnis,;ior of false, C:rroncou$, or Incompleto] lnforrnatioin nsay subict the parson signing this tatement to she pisn., lteo of 2) U.S.C.. § ,t1(test on reverse side of form').

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F-ederal Election Commission1 325 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20-h463

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/ ~tatement of Organization gN u.fI For a Political Committee

Street, .W.Spot any candid~.tels) for federal offce an anticipating contribu- ' b I , .;

,nqton. D.C. 20463 tlons or expenditures in excess of S1,OO0 irn any calendar year an support

of such candidate(s). I-,.,. ; . > ' . ,

I Note: Committees authorized by a candidate to receive contributions and make expenditures rn connection with more than one election must rmain r~in aotparaterecofdi with respect to each electionl. '5 V i' " '1 ,z. i i•

1() Name of Committee (in full) dniiainNme

Right to Life Politica l Action Gu mittee ..__________________

(b) Address (number and street) 3 Date of reg istration (month, day. year)

Suite 341, 529 !4th Stroet N W. MayV 2.9.[ 19479

(c) City. State and ZIP code .. 4 Is this an ainded statement U] Yes [] No

Washi ngton, DCX 20015 If "Ycs" fll in only those lines on which there has be;on a chart

5 Check one:[0 (a) This commit'tee has been designated as the principal campaign committee for _________ _____________________

(Name of Candidate)

candidate for________________________in the _________-. _____________ Election(s)

-,: (Federal office soughlt) .(General, Primary, Runoff, etc.)

to be hekd in the State of _ ____________onl_______________

• (State In which election Is held) (Date(s))

. (The Princip al Campaign Committee will forward to the Commission a copy of the Statement of Organization for each committee requiredI to fife

with it).

E)(I (b) This committee is sujpporting only one candidate, and is authorized by(amofandte

to receive contributions and make expenditures with respect to the E_______________________________ Ilectior( is)

~(General. Primary, Runoff. etc.)

held on ____________ *and will file all reports and statements with the candidate's principal campaign

i" (Date(s))

(FuJl name of principal carr, aaiyn Committee)

(Attach a copy of Candidate's written authorization.) (FEC Form 2a)

U) (c) This committee .upports only one candidate _____________________but is not an authorized cdmmittee.

(Name of Candidate)

K] {. d) This committee is a multicandidate comi,,,ittee.

U_ (e) This commit-tee is a _________________committee of the _________________Party... (National. state, county, rity) (Democratic, Republican, etc.)

6Name of affiliated or connected orgsanizat ion Mailing address and ZIP code Relationship"

N', iJonal Right to Ilife Sujic' 341 , 329 11th St., N.W . Intci'nail

Ctxnittce, inc . Washington. IDC 2004t5 Poli Li cal ActionCnmi t tec

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1. On Tanuary 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision whichlegalized abortion-on-request through the full term of pregnancy. Do youdisagree with thts decision?

2. A constitutional amendment which would prohibit abortion except to pre-vent the death of the mother has been introduced in both houses of Con-gress. Would you support such an amendment?

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3. Do you support the prohibition of public funding for abortion except topre/ thedeath of the mother?

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August 31, 1979

CERTIFIED MAIL

Federal Election Commission "U i1325 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

Attention: Mr. Hal PonderAssistant General Counsel

Reference: MUR 984 - Arizonans For LifeFEC I.D. #C00111526

Dear Mr. Ponder:

Our office has been retained by Arizonans For Lifeto represent them as counsel regardinq the above referencedmatter.

It is our understandinq, per a telephone conversa-tion between you and my secretary of this date, that anextension of ten (10) days has been granted in submittinga response to this matter. We will be in touch with youroffices as requested before August 15, 1979.

If you have any questions please feel free tocontact me.

Ve rrulv yours,

Charles E. Davis

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Mr. Hal Ponder" Federal Election CormissjonS1325 K Street, NWc~.Washington, D.C. 20463

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

MEMORANDUM TO :

FROM:

DATE:

SUBJE'CT:

CHARLES STx EEL -

AUGUST 7, 1979

MUR 984 -Interim Investigative Reportsigned 8-3-79, Peceived by OCS 8-6-79,

10:42

The above-naned document was circulated1 to

the Cormission on a 24-hoiur no-ocjection bas~s

at 4:00, August 6, 1979.

:here Jere no obiections to tht Interim Investigative

Report at the time of the deadline.

August 6, 1979

MEMORANDUM TO: Marge EmmonsFROM: Elissa T. Garr

SUB3JLCT: MUR 984

Please have the attached Interim Invest Report on

M4UR 984 distributed to the Comamission.

. Thankyou.

C.-

0BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

In the Matter of ) MR94DAr

Arizonans for Life ) 6 I:2

INTERIM INVESTIGATIVE REPORT

As of this date, no response has been received from

Arizonans for Life. Through a phone conversation with the

organization's President, Karen Mills, it was learned that she

did not receive the Commission's letter and interrogatories

(mailed July 13) until July 27. She stated that her responses

D to the interrogatories would be forthcoming during the next

' week.

Upon receipt of the respondent's answers, we will proceed

to an analysis of this matter and submit a full report to the

Commris s ion.

r- Date William C.f Oldaker

, General Counsel

MEMORANDUM

TO :

FROM:

DATE :

SUBJECT:

The File,{Dolores Pesce y\

August 2, 1979

MUR 984

i i_- -- On July 31, 1979, I telephoned Karen Mills, President

.... of Arizonans for Life, in order to determine whether the

Commission's letter and interroqatories sent to her on

NJuly 13 had been received. She stated that she did not

receive them until July 27 and that her responses to the

interr"ogatories would be forthcoming during the next week.

FEDERAL EL.ECTION COMMISSION

1325 K SIRE-[ N.W.• 7 WASHNGTON,D.C. 20463

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~July 12, 1979

_._.CERTIFIED MAIL~RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED

Arizonans for Life:': £7_ c/O Karen R. Mills, Chairman

1017 N. 3rd Street, No.4~Phoenix, Arizona 85004

.. RE: MUR 984

Dear Ms. Mills:

p The Federal Election Commission has received a complainto.:m., =which alleges that Arizonans for Life committed certain viola-

tions of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended(" ("the Act"). A copy of the complaint is enclosed. We have

numbered this matter M4UR 984.

: ,,<The Commission has reason to believe that the matters al-

.... leged in the complaint state a possible violation of 2 U.S.C.____ S433, 434, 441d, and 11 C.F.R. §110.11. Specifically, it appears

C.- that Arizonans for Life:

' 1) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §§ 433, 434 by failing to

___register "as a political committee and to file required

' T reports with the FEC.

" 2) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 bymaking expenditures for two communications expresslyadvocating the election of Federal candidates withoutincluding statements of authorization/non-authorizationby the candidates.

.... Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate that

• i-._ino action should be taken against you. Please submit any factual

"7: r Z or legal materials which you believe are relevant to the Comamis-sion 's analysis of this matter. Additionally, please submitanswers to the enclosed questions. Where appropriate, statements

should be submitted under oath.

: [ ;:•Arizonans for Lifeiii..Page 2

The Commission is under a duty to investigate this matterexpeditiously. Therefore, your response should be submittedwithin ten days after your receipt of this notification.

_,. If you have any questions, please contact Dolores Pesce,the staff member assigned to this matter, at 202/523-4039.

~This matter will remain confidential in accordance with2 U.S.C. Section 437g(a)(3)(B) unless you notify the Commission

_in writing that you wish the investigation to be made public.

If you intend to be represented by counsel in this matter,please have such counsel so notify us in writing.

" William C. Oldaker

, . General Counsel

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If you, have any: questions, please contact folores Pesce,the staff iesi~er assigned to tthis iatter, at O/3-39

Thi!s &iatter w ill r eua in co:nfident ial. i n accordance vilti2U. .C. Section 437 9 (a)(3)1iB) unless yOU notity the Co~aU~ia1oin writing that you wish tzhe inv.esti:gatiun to be iiade putdic.

If you .intend to te represented Dy counsel in this matter,kiease nave sucfl counsei so notity us inwritify.

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I NT ERROGATOR I ES

1. Please provide the following information regarding theenclosed brochure (Exhibit B):

a. How many copies were printed?b. What was the total cost for the printing?c. Provide documents (cancelled checks, paid bills, etc.)

verifying the expenditure for printing.d. How many copies were distributed?

e. How were the copies distributed?f. What was the total cost for distribution?g. Provide documents verifying the expenditure for

distribution.h. To whom was the brochure distributed?i. Was the brochure distributed outside Arizonans for

C" Life's membership?j. Did the candidates endorsed or mentioned in the brochure

give consent to Arizonans for Life for the usage of theirnames and views?

,-. 2. Please provide the following information regarding the enclosedbooklet (Exhibit D) :

a. What were the preparation costs, including staff salaries,"-- for the booklet?

r7. b. How many copies were printed?c. What was the total cost for the printing?

'-d. Provide documents verifying the expenditure for printing.e. How many copies were distributed?f. How were the copies distributed?g, What was the total cost for distribution?

h. Provide documents verifying the expenditure for distri-~bution.

*..........i. To whom was the brochure distributed?j. Was the booklet distributed outside Arizonans for Life's

membership?....... k. Did the candidates endorsed or mentioned in the booklet£%__ give consent to Arizonans for Life for the usage of their

names and views?

__,,: 3. Has Arizonans for Life made expenditures for other communica-tions which mention federal candidates? If so, please pro-

~vide copies of those communications and submit documentsverifying the expenditure therefor.

4. Please provide the following information regarding theenclosed fund-raising letter (Exhibit E):

a. To whom was it nailed?b. Was it mailea outside Arizonans for Life's membership?

5. Please provide the following information regarding the voteridentification project discussed in Exhibit E:

a. Did Arizonans for Life conduct a voter identificationproject?

b. If answer to (a) is yes, please state the purposes ofthe voter identification project.

c. Did Arizonans for Life use the voter identificationproject to identify those voters who are pro-life?

d. Did Arizonans for Life mention candidates' names or endorsepro-life candidates during the course of the telephonesurvey?

e. Subsequent to the project, did Arizonans for Lifeencourage pro-life voters to vote for pro-life candidates?

f. Subsequent to the project, did Arizonans for Life pro-vide rides or in any other way assist pro-life votersin getting to the polls?

g. Did Arizonans for Life give the results of the voter. identification project to candidates for federal office?

h. If answer to (g) is yes, please state which candidatesreceived the results.

jP-.,6. Did Arizonans for Life solicit contributions from the general(- public at a Civic Plaza show featuring an actor who plays

Jody in the popular television series "Family Affair"?

7. Please submit a statement of organization, by-laws, and/orany other documents which contain the names of Arizonansfor Life's officers and members of its board of directors.

-- 8. Is Arizonans for Life connected or affiliated with Arizona~Right to Life or any other organization?

- 9. Whlat is the relationship between Arizonans for Life and. -. ,. , Arizona Right to Life?

10. How was Arizonans for Life established?

11. Did Arizona Right to Life assist in the establishment oradministration of Arizonans for Life?

< 12. Was there ever a meeting at which the board of directors or..... .:. officers of Arizona Right to Life discussed the possibilityo,_,_of establishing Arizonans for Life as its political committee?..... ::-If so, what was the result of that aiscussion?

13. Please provide all documents and materials which relate,refer or pertain to communications between Arizonans forLife and Arizona Right to Life.

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14. Has Arizona Right to Life ever solicited contributions toArizonans for Life?

15. Does Arizona Right to Life provide any support whatsoeverfor Arizonans for Life? If so, explain.

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BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELCIC~ ON t'ISS ION

In the Matter of )) HIJR 984

Arizonans for Life)

CER1?IFICATION

I, Marjorie W. Dmmons, Secretary to the Federal Election

Comimission, certify that on July 11, 1979, the Comimission, meting in

an executive session at which a quorum was present, determined by a vote

of 4-1 to adopt the reccrriendation of the General Counsel to take the

f following actions in M!Rk 984:

- 1. FIND REASON TO BELIEVE that Arizonans for Life ma~y haveviolated 2 U.S.C. §§433, 434 by failing to register asa political ccrmlittee and to file required reports with

. the FEC.

2. FIND REASON TO0 BELIEVE that Arizonans for Life may haveviolated 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by mraking

"- expenditures for two cornunications exporessly advocatingi the election of Federal candidates without including

statetat nts of authorization/non-authorization by the

- candidate.

(" 3. Take no action at this tim with regard to a possible§44Tb violation by Arizonans for Life.

4. Approve and send the letters and interrogatories attachedto th~e General Counsel's July 3, 1979 report in this matter.

Ccmmissioners Harris, McGarrv , Thomson, and Tiernan voted affinratively

for the above actions; Conmiissioner Friedersdorf dissented; Corntissioner

Aikens abstained on the vote.

Attest:

Date &' Mlarjorie N. ErmonsSecretary to the Comimission

' ' FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

MEMORA NDUM TO : CHARLES STE~ELE

FROM : MtARJORIE W. EMMONS "

DATE: JULY 9, 1979

SUBJECT: OBJECTION - MUR 984 - First General Counsel'sReport dated 7-3-79. Received in

OCS 7-3--79, 4:54

The above-named document was circulated on a 48 hour

vote basis at 11:00, July 5, 1979.

... Commissioner Friedersdorf submitted an objection at

..- ,11:09, July 9, 1979, thereby placina MUR 984 on the Executive

-- " Session Agenda for Wednesday, July 11, 1979.

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July 3, 197q

MIEMORANDUM TO : Marcge Emrnons

FROM: Elissa T. Garr

SUBJECTi: M" UR 984

Please h ave the attached First General Counsel~s

, Report on MUR 984 distributed to the Commission on a

47; hour tally basis.

2, anh]'o u.

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)FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIt1325 K Street, N.W.

! . vWashington, D.C. 20463

7S,.JUL 3 p4:F s T GNRLCOUNsEL's RPORT

DATE AND TIME OF TRANSMITTALBY 0GC TO THE COMtMISSION ,,,, W I 179

'Jul..

MUR NO. 984DATE COMLPLAINT RECEIVEDBY 0CC 6/4/79STAFFMEMBER Pesce

COMPLAINANT' S NAME : National Abortion Rights Action League

RESPONDENT'S NAME: Arizonans for Life

.r RELEVANT STATUTE: 2 U.S.C. §§ 433, 434, 441d, 441b, 11 C.F.R. §110.11

^'INTERNAL REPORTS CHECKED: None

.- FEDERAL AGENCIES CHECKED: None

_ SCMMAbRY OF ALLEGATIONSt-- The National Abortion Rights Action League (NARAL) filed a com-

plaint alleging that Arizonans for Life, an unincorporated association,K violated certain FECA provisions. Specifically, the complaint alleges

the following:

1) That Arizonans for Life may have violated 2 U.S.C. §§ 433,434 by failing to register as a political committee and tofile required reports with the FEC. I /'

2) That, if Arizonans for Life is a separate segregated fundof Arizona Right to Life, a corporation, Arizonan>; for Lifemay have violated 2 U.S.C. §441b(b) (4) (,) ( ) h',; '3oAIcctingcontributions outside the corporate membership.

In addition, Arizonans for Life may have violated 2 U.S.C. §441d,11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expenditures for two communications expresslyadvocating the election or defeat of clearly identified federal candidateswithout including authorization/non-authorization statements by thecandidates.

1/ The complaint initially refers to Arizonans for Life's expenditures"during the 1980 elections." It appears the year reference was inerror, since the comolaint subsequently refers to the 7/10/78 F.E.C.Report and "November 1978 elections,"

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PRELIMINARY LEGAL ANALYSIS

Arizonans for Life as a Political Committee

NARAL alleges that Arizonans for Life made expenditures in excessof $1,000. in connection with the 1978 election and would, therefore,be a political committee pursuant to 2 U.S.C. § 431(d):

"political committee" means any committee, club, association,or other group of persons which receives contributions ormakes expenditures during a calendar year in an aggregateamount exceeding $1,000;

The Act defines an expenditure as follows:

a purchase, payment, distribution, loan, advance, deposit,( or gift of money or anything of value, made for the purpose

of influencing the nomination for election, or the election,- of any person to Federal office. .. 2 U.S.C. §431(f) (1) (A) .

P The complaint submits four examples of "expenditures" by Arizonansfor Life.

- The first expenditure is a $600. contribution to Life AmendmentPolitical Action Cornmittee (See F.E.C. Report, 7/10/78, page 1 -

-- Exhibit A) . The issue of affiliation between Arizonans for Life andLAPAC is the subject in part of MUR 960, and the issue of affiliationbetween national, state, and local pro--li fe groups is the subject of

-MUR 996.

- The second expenditure would include expenses for the preparationand distribution of a brochure clearly endorsing the election of pro-

(- life candidates named therein (Exhibit B) . The complaint alleges thatat Ueast 100,000 of these brochures were distributed and estimates the

n" printing costs at significantly more than $650.

The third expen'diture would include expenses for the preparationand distribution of a detailed booklet which lists all candidates' viewson abortion-related issues and urges the reader to vote only for thosecandidates supportingT "pro-life" (Exhibit D) . While the complaint doesnot state the amount of this expenditure, it alleges that considerableexpenses would be involved: staff salaries for researching candidates'views, as well as preparation, printing, and distribution costs (includinppostage).

The fourth expenditure would include expenses related to thevoter identification project discussed in a fund-raising letter(Exhibit E) .Th~e letter states:

If we are to make the difference in the upcomingelection then we must identify the pro-lifevoters, provide them with hi~i-.._:o:. enablingthem to vote pro-life and assist them in gettingto the polis in November.

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Under 2 U.S.C. §431(f) (4) (B) non-partisan activity designed toencourage individuals to register to vote, or to vote is exempt fromthe Act's definition of expenditure. However, non-partisan activitymaeans that "no effort is made to determine the party or candidatepreference of individuals before encouraging them to register to voteor to vote." 11 C.F.R. §l00.7(b) (4). It appears that Arizonans forLife's get-out-the-vote activities subsequent to the voter identifica-tion project may not be non-partisan, as the letter suggests that onlythe "pro-life" voters are encouraged to vote, presumably, for the"pro-life" candidates. Therefore, the expenses involved in theseactivities would be expenditures under the Act. Costs for the surveyitself would not be expenditures unless candidates were endorsed inthe course of the survey.

The complaint contains no factual evidence that the voteridentification project and subsequent get-out-the-vote activitiestook place. Therefore, the Office of General Counsel recommends thatthe Commission not include the voter identification project in theconsideration of Arizonans for Life's expenditures, but approve andsend the attached interrogatories in an effort to determine whetherthe project took place, and if so, how its results were used. Any

" information gained through this investigation will be referred tot MUR 958 which treats the issue of a voter identification program

sponsored by the national pro-life organization, LAPAC.

Consideration of the voter identification project aside, ArizonansS for Life does appear to have made expenditures in excess of $1,000.,

and would, accordingly, be considered a political committee. There-fore, the Office of General Counsel recommends that the Commission

- find reason to believe that Arizonans for Life may have violated2 U.S.C. §§433, 434 by failing to register as a political committeeand to file required reports with the FEC.

-- Authorization/Non-authorization by a Candidate

It appears that Arizonans for Life may have violated 2 U.SoC.§441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by failing to include statements of authori-zation/non-authorization by candidates in two of the items mentionedabove (Exhibits B and D) . §441d requires that such a statement beincluded "whenever any person makes an expenditure for the purpose offinancing communications expressly advocating the election or defeatof a clearly identified candidate.. "

Exhibit B is a clear example of express advocacy pursuant to11 C.F.R. §109.1(b) (2) :only the pro-life candidates for each Federaloffice are named, and their election is endorsed by means of thefollowing phrases of advocacy:

The election of these pro-life candidates will helpassure the success of our coal.

Take this brochure with you to the poils and vote onlyfor the candidates recommended below.

Vote Pro-Life on Novemuber 7.

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Exhibit D lists all candidates' responses (yes-no, with occasionalqualifiers) to a questionnaire on abortion-related issues. The brochurestates, "Yes answers are pro-life." It continues:

Study the candidates' responses, then urge your friends andrelatives to join you by going to the polls September 12and casting the victorious votes for only pro-life candidates.

This statement of endorsement for named pro-life candidates would appearto constitute express advocacy.

Therefore, the Office of General Counsel recommends that theCommission find reason to believe that Arizonans for Life may haveviolated 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expenditures fortwo communications expressly advocating the election of Federal candidateswithout including statements of authorization/non-authorization by thecandidates.

Relationship Between Arizonans for Life and Arizona Right to Life

FECA provides that a corporation may establish and administer aV'"separate segregated fund" to which the corporation solicits contributions..Further, the corporation or its separate segregated fund may not "solicitcontributions to such a fund from any person other than its stockholders

r- and their families and its executive or administrative personnel andtheir families." 2 U.S.C. §441b b) (4) (A) (i).

r The complaint suggests that Arizonans for Life may be a separatesegregated fund of Arizona Right to Life, a corporation, and if so,

... may have violated the above provision.

- The only evidence provided in the complaint as to a possibleconnection between the two organizations is contained in a postscriptto the fund-raising letter (Exhibit E) : the chairman of Arizonans for

SLife invites the reader to attend a conference sponsored by "theeducational organization of the pro-life movement--Arizona Fi~ht to Life."Arizonans for Life would be considered a separate segregated fund ofArizona Right to Life if it was established, financed, maintained orcontrolled by Arizona Right to Life. See 11 C.F.R. §110.3. Indicia ofestablishing, financing, maintainino, or controllino, as set forth inthe same section of the regulations, include:

Provisions of bv-l aws, constitutions, or other documentsby which one entity has the authority, power, or abilityto direct another entity.

The authority, power, or ability to hire, appoint,discipline, discharge, demote, or remove or otherwiseinfluence the decision of the officers or members ofan entity.

Similar patterns of contributions.

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The transfer of furnds between committees which representa substantial portion of the funds of either the transferoror transferee committee, other than the transfer of fundsbetween the committees which jointly raised the funds sotransferred.

The complaint contains no such indicia which would qualify Arizonansfor Life as a separate segregated fund of Arizona Rigjht to Life.

In the event that Arizonans for Life is a separate segregatedfund, the question arises as to whether its solicitations were outsidethe limitations imposed by 2 U.S.C. §441b. The complaint mentions apossible solicitation of the general public at a Civic Plaza show,and requests investigation by the Commission. Exhibits D and E bothcontain solicitation statements, but in neither case is it clear towhom these communications were distributed. The complaint providesno evidence to the effect that the distribution was beyond Arizonansfor Life's membership.

Therefore, the Office of General Counsel recommends that theSCommission take no action at this time with regard to a possible §441bviolation by Arizonans for Life, but approve and send the attached[ interrogatories in furtherance of its investigation of this matter.

RECOMMENDATIONS

-- 1. Find reason to believe that Arizonans for Life may haveviolated 2 U.S.C. §§433, 434 by failing to register as a political

-committee and to file required reports with the FEC.

2. Find reason to believe that Arizonans for Life may haveviolated 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C.F.R. §110.11 by making expendituresfor two communications expressly advocating the election of Federalccandidates without including statements of authorization/non-authori-zation by the candidates.

3. Take no action at this time with regard to a possible §441bviolation by Arizonans for Life.

4. Approve and send the attached letters and interrogatories.

Attachments

1. Complaint2. Letter to respondent3. Interroqatories

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

1325 K SIR[ET N.W.4 WASHI\G1ON,D.C. 20463

i CERTIFIED MAIL

RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED

Arizonans for Lifec/a Karen R. Mills, Chairman

1017 N. 3rd Street, No.4

Phoenix, Arizona 85004

RE: MUR 984

Dear Ms. Mills:

The Federal Election Commission has received a complaint--' which alleges that Arizonans for Life committed certain viola-

tions of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended

- ("the Act"). A copy of the complaint is enclosed. We have

numbered this matter M4UR 984.

,.C,,o The Commission has reason to believe that the matters al-

leged in the complaint state a possible violation of 2 U.S.C.

" §§433, 434, 441d, and 11 C.F.R. §110.11. Specifically, it appears

that Arizonans for Life:

t- 1) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §§ 433, 434 by failing to

register "as a political committee and to file required'"V reports with the FEC.

2) May have violated 2 U.S.C. §441d, 11 C F.R. §110.11 by

making expenditures for two communications expressly----- advocating the election of Federal candidates without":-- including statements of authorization/non-authorization

by the candidates.

- Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate that

no action should be taken against you. Please submit any factual....... or legal materials which you believe are relevant to the Commis-

sian's analysis of this matter. Additionally, please submit

answers to the enclosed questions. Where appropriate, statements

should be submitted under oath.

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Arizonans for LifePage 2

The Commission is under a duty to investigate this matterexpeditiously. Therefore, your response should be submittedwithin ten days after your receipt of this notification.

If you have any questions, please contact Dolores Pesce,the staff member assigned to this matter, at 202/523-4039.

~This matter will remain confidential in accordance with2 U.S.C. Section 437g(a)(3)(B) unless you notify the Commissionin writing that you wish the investigation to be made public.

• ; LIf you intend to be represented by counsel in this matter,

please have such counsel so notify us in writing.

~Sincerely,

t William C. OldakerGeneral Counsel

Enclosures

INTERROGATOR IES

1. Please provide the following information regarding theenclosed brochure (Exhibit B):

a. How many copies were printed?b. What was the total cost for the printing?c. Provide documents (cancelled checks, paid bills, etc.)

verifying the expenditure for printing.4.d. How many copies were distributed?

e. How were the copies distributed?f. What was the total cost for distribution?

r. .g. Provide documents verifying the expenditure fordistribution.

h. To whom was the brochure distributed?i. Was the brochure distributed outside Arizonans for

[ Life's membership?j. Did the candidates endorsed or mentioned in the brochure

~give consent to Arizonans for Life for the usage of theirt names and views?

, . 2. Please provide the following information regarding the enclosedbooklet (Exhibit D) :

a. What were the preparation costs, including staff salaries,-- for the booklet?

_.,r-:b. How many copies were printed?c. What was the total cost for the printing?

- d. Provide documents verifying the expenditure for printing.e. How many copies were distributed?f. How were the copies distributed?g. What was the total cost for distribution?

- h. Provide documents verifying the expenditure for distri-. bution.

- ...... i. To whom was the brochure distributed?j. Was the booklet distributed outside Arizonans fo:: Life's

membership?-- - k. Did the candidates endorsed or mentioned in the booklet--.--- give consent to Arizonans for Life for the usage of their

names and views?

-- 3. H{as Arizonans for Life made expenditures for other communica-tions which mention federal candidates? If so, please pro-

~vide copies of those communications and submit documentsverifying the expenditure therefor.

4. Please provide the following information regarding theenclosed funo-raising letter (Exhibit E):

": a. To whoim was it mailed?-. ' 4b. Was it mailed outside Arizonans for Life's membership?

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5. Please provide the following information regarding the voter

identification project discussed in Exhibit E:

a. Did Arizonans for Life conduct a voter identificationproject?

" b. If answer to (a) is yes, please state the purposes of

.... the voter identification project.c. Did Arizonans for Life use the voter identification

project to identify those voters who are pro-life?d. Did Arizonans for Life mention candidates' names or endorse

pro-life candidates during the course of the telephonesurvey?

e. Subsequent to the project, did Arizonans for Lifeencourage pro-life voters to vote for pro-life candidates?

f. Subsequent to the project, did Arizonans for Life pro-vide rides or in any other way assist pro-life voters

O in getting to the polls?g. Did Arizonans for Life give the results of the voter

, identification project to candidates for federal office?h. If answer to (g) is yes, please state which candidates

received the results.

6. Did Arizonans for Life solicit contributions from the general~public at a Civic Plaza show featuring an actor who plays

Jouy in the popular television series "Family Affair"?

7. Please submit a statement of organization, by-laws, and/or

..... -any other documents which contain the names of Arizonans__ for Life's officers and members of its board of directors.

-"8. Is Arizonans for Life connected or affiliated with Arizona~Right to Life or any other organization?

9. What is the relationship between Arizonans for Life and-< Arizona Right to Life?

10. HOW was Arizonans for Life established?

11. Did Arizona Right to Life assist in the establishment or

administration of Arizonans for Life?

12. Was there ever a mneeting at which the board of directors orofficers of Arizona Right to Life discussed the possibility

~of establishing Arizonans for Life as its political committee?--- If so, what was the result of that discussion?

:<-: 13. Please orovide all documents and materials which relate,reter- or pertain to communications between Arizonans forLite and Arizona Right to Life.

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14. Has Arizona Right to Life ever solicited contributions toArizonans for Life?

15. Does Arizona Right to Life provide any support whatsoeverfor Arizonans for Life? If so, explain.

SHELDON, HARMON. ROISMLA.N & WEIss

725 STREET, N.W.

SUITE 506

KARIN P SHELDON WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 TELE:PHONEGAIL M. HARMON (2021 833-9070ANTHONY Z. ROISMANELLYN R. WEISSWILLIAM S. JORDAN, III +

ADMITTED IN MICHIGAN ONLY +

9025K.May 31, 1979

Federal Election Commission1325 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

Dear Ladies & Gentlemen:

On behalf of the National Abortion Rights Action League("NARAL"), I am filing a complaint of violations of federal

~election law by Arizonans for Life. Arizonans for Life, anunincorporated association, is neither registered with norreporting to the Federal Election Commission (F.E.C.).

p The evidence discussed below indicates that during the 1980elections Arizonans for Life made independent expenditures

. in excess of $100 and/or expenditure or contributions inexcess of $1,000. Accordingly it should have filed appropriate

~reports with the F.E.C.

Arizonans for Life contributed at least $600 to Life, Amendment Political Action Committee (See F.E.C. Report, 6/10/78

page 1) , Exhibit "A".

To influence the November 1978 elections Arizonans forC Life printed and distributed the enclosed brochure, Exhibit

"B". Joyce Hunter, 7745 E. 1st Avenue, Scottsdale, Arizona85251, campaign manager for Debbie McCune endorsed in the

, flyer, was told by Ms. McCune that 100,000 of these brochureswere distributed in churches. Another person reports receivingit in an office parking garage. The printing costs areestimated at $650 for 50,000 and obviously significantlymove for 100,000 or more.l/ We ask you to investigate howmany were printed, how many were distributed at what costand by what method. Presumably their endorsements are madeon the basis of the information collected for the pre-primary pamphlet discussed below. The costs of that researchare again relevant here.

For the September primary, Arizonans for Life preparedand distributed the enclosed 16 page booklet, Exhibit "D".

_/ This figure is based on a cost of 669 printing costreported by Life Amendment Political Action Committee forsimilar brochures distributed in South Dakota, Exhibit "C".

SHELDON, HARMON, ROISMAN & WEISSFederal Election CommissionMay 31, 1979Page 2

It clearly tells citizens how to vote by putting a string of"Yesses" next to the name of the endorsed candidate andreminding the reader that "Yes answers are pro-life." Thecost of printing this booklet are clearly substantial. Weask you to investigate how many were printed and how manydistributed and the costs (such as postage) of distribution.Clearly this detailed booklet was expensive to prepare. Weask you to investigate how much it cost to produce. Forexample, how much staff time went into this project? Whatwere the expenses other than postage?

Arizonans for Life also ran a voter identificationproject discussed in the fundraising letter attached asExhibit "E". We ask you to investigate the costs of this

~project, how its results were used and the value of contri-butions to candidates which grew out of it. For example,

P after anti-abortion voters were identified, were they mailedthe brochure marked "B"? Were they instructed how to voteor given rides to the polls?

We also ask you to investigate the relationship betweenC Arizonans for Life and Arizona Right to Life. If Arizonans

for Life is a connected organization of Arizona Right to-- Life, did Arizonans for Life abide by the §441b restrictionsr and solicit only the members of Arizona Right to Life? In

this connection, you should investigate whether Arizonans- for Life received funds raised from the general public at a

show at the Civic Plaza featuring an actor who plays Jody inC'the popular television series "Family Affair."

~On the basis of the activities discussed above, webelieve Arizonans for Life made expenditures in excess of$1,000 and accordingly should have registered and filedreports as a political committee. If some of the expenditureswere made without cooperation or consultation with candidates,they may be independent expenditures which because of theirsize, should also be reported to the F.E.C.

I have prepared this complaint and believe that it istrue and correct to the best of my knowledge. This complaintwas not filed on behalf of or at the request or suggestionof any candidate.

Sincerely,

Gail M. Harmon

GMH/dmw

SHELDON, HARMON, ROISMAN &: WEISS

Federal Election CommissionMay 31, 1979Page 3

Signed and subscribed beforeme this 3/gr day of ./}-/ 1979.

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" Un0: rn. H.. Iden; an.ntspeak forth..emselves but-you can speak -for them With ;your ballot in the-Tuesdayi:-<-.a: November 7, General Election. • Your vote can guarantee that the Candidates electedi to office wi/I be the...

people who will stand up and defend the most basic of all human rights - THE RIGH T TO LIFE.

If the candidates listed below win the election, then the unborn and defenseless will win.

HUMAN LIFE IS ENDANGERED!!! t Did you know that:

* On January 22, 1973 the U. S. Supreme Court legalized defacto abortion-on-demand to the dayof the baby's birth?

*On July 1, 1976 the Court ruled that a girl of 12 may obtain an abortion without her parent'sadvice or consent, and that a woman can obtain an abortion with~out the knowled~ge or consentof her husband - striking at the very heart of the family unit?

THE ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OUR-GOAL TO RESTORE LEGAL PROTECTION TO THE UNBORN AND DEFENSELESS BY PERMITTINGABORTION ONLY TO PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER. YOU ARE URGED TO TAKE 5

PRO-LIFE FRIENDS WITH YOU TO THE POLLS.

Take this brochure with you to the polls

and vote 0/IJL Y for the can dicdtes recommended below.

Governor- Evan MechamSecretary of State - Rose Mofford or Henry HawsAttorney General -Bob CorhinState Superintendent of Public Instruction - Steve Jenkins

I'Congressional District 1 - John Rhodes /

SCongressional District 2 - Tom Richeyr~~ Congressional District 3-------

SCongressional District 4 - Eldon Rudd

v- Legislative DistrictDistrict 15District 16District 17District 18District 19D!,trict 20District 21District 22District 23District 24District 25District 26District 27District 28District 29District 30

DEMOCRATS,

ts SenateS. H. "Hat" Runyan

Dr. Wayne StumpAnne Lindeman

C6 eorc'; Hus~e'/

M~anuiel Pena, .Jr. -

Trud~y Canpirng

Jack TYaylor

HouseJames B. Ratliff' "

Bob HungerfordWilbert DavisBurton Barr, Pete DunnTony WestD,'bbi9 McCune, Li~ian JordanRohert Griffin, Don Kenney

Tony R. Abril, Sr.--Pete Corpstein, D~avid GormanD. Lee JonesMary C. He'garty, Frank Keiley

Tony Raineri, Jim Sk,,etlyDonrna Carl sen0 Ku' Cooper '

Stan Tur~my,- ~ Carl J. K~uriasek, James J. Sossaman

REPUBLICANS ANE) INDEPENDENTS . . . LUoi:o a,/c tlp defend hose vho cannot- c'f .vd th2enselves-- VOTE P'RO-LI FE ON NOVEMBER 7.

YOUR VOTE IN THE GENERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 WILL HAVE THE IMPACTOF SEVERAL VOTES SINCE IT IS EXPECTED THAT LESS THAN HALF OF THE ELIGIBLE VOTERSWILL GO TO THE POLLS. DON'T PASS UP THIS UNIQUE CHANCE YOU HAVE TO SPEAK OUTFOR THOSE WHO CANNOT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. VOTE NOVEMBER 7.

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THE CANOWATES -HWTHEY STANDSPOUISOflED BY A lZO !AtIS FORf LIFE

On July 16, 1978, the questions below were mailed to all candidates seeking office in the State Legislature,U. S. House of Representatives, Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General and State Superintendent of PublicInstruction.

1. On January 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court handedl down a decision which legalized abortion-on-requestthrough the full term of pregnancy. Do you disagree with this decision?

2. A constitutional amendment which would prohibit abortion except to prevent the death of the mother has

been introduced in both houses of Congress. Would you support such an amendment?

3. Do you support the prohibition of public funding for abortion except to prevent the death of the mother?

4. Would you support legislation which would recquire that all women prior to abortion be givcn informationwhich would include the development of the baby at the time the abortion is to be performed?

5. Would you support "alternatives to abortion" legislation which would provide financial aid and social ser-vices to pregnant women whose circumstances warrant such assistance?

To facilitate a clear understandig of the candidate's positions the above questions have been paraphrased to al/ow for Yes/Noresponses. Yes ansvwcrs are pro-life. On question 5, some candidates have requcsted specific text of legislation before responding.

Study the candidates rcsponscs, then urge your fricnds and rclatives to join you by going to the polls September 12 and castingthe victorious votes for only pro-life candidates.

Dr. Carolyn Gerster, new president of National Right to Life Committee, Inc. states: "It is clear that the life of the unborn, theelderly and the incapacitated will be won or lost at the ballot box."

PRO-LIFE CAN WIN AND IS WINNING. Help Arizona join the march to restore legal protection to the lives of innocent babies.-. Mark SEPTEMBER 12 on your calendar now, and ask your friends and relatives to do it too.

%- MAKE SEPTEMBER 12 A VICTORY DAY FOR PRO-LIFE IN ARiZONAI

( This survey was conducted by Arizonans for Life, Karen R. Mills, C,7airman

For further information call Arizonans for Life - 254-7473

To help dofroy expense of this survey, donations would bo greatly appreciated to: ,:,;r,ans for Lifo, 1017 N. 3rd Street, No. 4, Phoenix, Arizona 85004

T HE C A N D I A TES -H OW T H Y TAN DSponsored by ARIZONANS FOR LIFE

=Republican=DemocratSLibertarian=Sociailist Workers

- Incumbent

IMPORTANT:Candidato Questionnaire Forms informed Candidates that responses to the following questions will be considered public information, that publicationof comments will be limited to fifty 150) words, and that if questionrniire is not returned by specified dato "no response" would be shown.

QUESTIONS: Do you DISAGREE withSupreme Court declsionlegalizing abortion?

Would you support a consti-tutional amendment prohibit-ing abortion except to preventdeath of mother?

Do you support PROHIEBI-TION of pubtic funding forabortion except to preventdeath of mother?

(4)Would you support legislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to bepcr1for med?

(5)Would you support"alternatives to abor-tion'' legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanccswarrant such assistance?

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 1

(D) BOB FIELD YES YES YES YES YES"It is my feeling that life origjinates at the moment of conception, and any actions to abort that life are contrary to our teachings... "Thoushalt not kill." This also includes physicians who break their Hippocratic Oath when they perform such abortions."

(D) KEN GRAVES Declined to answer questions."1 personally abhor abortions. Legally I would NOT vote to put women in prison for having abortions; however, I would vote to Cut ai' govern-ment funding of abortions. Some bureaucratic supervisors, businessmen and doctors would kill babies, lauch (sic) campaigns to talk women intohaving abortions or do almost anything for .. "

(R) JOHN J. RHODES* YES YES YES YES Declined to answer(2i Has sponsored such an amendment, H.J. Res. 823 April 4, 1978.(3) "1 have always been a strong supporter of the Hyde amendment. I voted for the Hyde Amendment last year, even though a substitute mea-

sure eventually was passed into law."(4) He ha; supported the Alternatives to Abortion Act (S.26 14).(5) "Lacking specific legislative suggestiuns, regarding alternatives to abortion, the question is so broad that I find it difficult to respond in

greater length at this time."

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT 2

(D) MORRIS K. UDALL" NO NO NO YES YES(3) Voted to con tinuie public funding of abortions 1978."I am a supporter of the "right to choose," and support the Supreme Court dccision of 1973, which affirmed the right of women to have, ornot to have, an abortion, making it a matter of personal choice. We know from experience that abortion laws do not stop abortions, but .... i

(R) MICHAEL J. MORAN YES YES YES YES YES

(R) TOM RICHEY YES YES YES YES YES

(L) JOE BACH No Response

(SW) BETSY McDONALD NO ' NO NO NO NO '

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 3'

(0) HARRY MATHEWS No Response

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(DI BOB STUMP*YES e~ce-.. t ,-' I ' YE3 ' " 7 Declined to answer Declined to answer(2) "I have voted without ptcepon agairst'ahortion or funds for abortion and will continue to do so, but in fundamental philosophy I oppose

constitutional amendments as a solution to specific problcms. I cannot in good conscience change that basic stand."(4) "Although every v, oman should know all details before an abortion, I cannot answer this question without information on who would con-

trol the program, how it would be done and wi;at it would cost."(5) "I need more specific information. There are already programs which provide aid to those in need. I do not favor any new Federal programs

unless it can be demonstrated that there are no other alternatives."

(R) LARRY STEELE YES YES YES YES YES

(LI KATHLEEN COOKE YES NO YES NO NO

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- DISTRICT 4(D) LLOYD LYNN HOUSE NO YES YES YES YES

(1) "to the extent of saving a life."

(D) MICHAEL "Mike" YES Declined to answer YES YES YESMcCORMICK (2) "I believe it shouid beda little broader than just the 'death' of the mother." l

(3) would add "'or cxtreme health inpairrnent'"(5) "I believe more emphasis should be put on prevention education and placement of unwonted children."

(0) LES MILLER No Response

(D) ERNEST FOR RESTER ROMERO No Responsc

(RI)TED HILL YES NO YES NO NO(I) "Don't agree with full term."(2) "It's a moral decision, not legal."(4) "'Again, it is a moral issue."

(RI ELDON RUDD* YES YES YES Declined to answcr Declined to answer(2) "I am a co-sponsor of such a Human Life Amendment as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives."(3) Has consi'stently voted to prohibit tie use of tax dollarfs for abortions.(4) "I do not favur.abortion. However, if legalized abortions are continued, I believe that the law must require that pregnant women be fully

and accurately informed about the unborn baby's stage of development at the time abortion is contemplated, so that all aspects and conse-quences are known to the m,-other."

(5) "There are doctors and charitable organizations already in existence who will provide needed assistance to pregnant women whose circum-stances warrant guidance and support and where parents are not able or available to provide such guidance and support."

(L) LAWRENCE W. JEROME No Response

GOVERNOR

(D) BRUCE BABBITT* No Response

(D) DAVE MOSS YES YES YES YES YES

(R) CHARLES KING YES 'YES YES YES YES'

(R) JACK LONDEN YES Declined to answer YES YES YES(2) "I'd have to see wording."

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W (21 (31 (41 (5)0IESrl0NS: Do you DISAGREE with Would you support a consti. Do you support PROHIBI. Would you support legislation Wbuld you supportSupreme Court decision tutionji amendment prohibt. TION of public funding for requiring all women prior to "alternatives to abor-legalizing abortion? ing abortion except to prevent abortion except to prevent abortion be given information tion"' legislation thatdeath of mother? death of mother? including devolopment of baby would provida financialat time abortion is to be aid and social servicesperformed? to pregnant woman

whose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?(R) EVAN (Ev) MECHAM YE£vS ..

... Qr YES(5) "With reluctance - It will depend on the individual legislation and how ithave an alternative to an abortion is the right answer." YES YESis to be handled and by whom. To help single prospective mothers

(L) V. GENE LEWTER No Response

(SW) JESSICA SAMPSON No Response

SECRETARY OF STATE(D) CLOVES C. CAMPBELL No Response

(D) KENNETH D. HANER YES YES

(3) "if investigated by three doctors and priest or minister."(5) "Research to see that assistance is necessary."

(D) ROERYHAWSD YES YES

(R) HENRY HAWS YES YES

(L) MONICA SWIFT YES NO

ATTORNEY GENERAL(DTDTONDY CNRAL

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(1) "I personally disagree with the decision but, as an elected state official, would be bound to(2) "With additional exceptions for cases of rape and incest."(3) "With additional exceptions for cases of rape and incest."

YESobserve it as long as it was the law of the land."

(R) BOB CORBIN

(L) JAMES T. KIRK

YES YES

NOYES YES YES

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(D) CAROLYN WARNER* No Response

(R) STEPHEN JENKINS, JR. YES YES YES YES YES(L) JUDY FELDSTEIN YES NO YES YES NO

(2) "Government should not be in the area of abortion."(5) "1 feel volunteer organizatio'ns can do a better job offering alternative services than can government legislation."

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(R) S. H. "Hal" RUNYAN* YES YES15) "with reservations as to scope of program.IHe has voted consistently pro-life.

YES YES YES

(R) KENNETH W. PARKER YES YES NO NO YES(5) "but would likc a definition of "circumstances warrant such assistance."

House

(R) BOB DENNY No Response

(R) DOUG MORRIS NO NO V ,4;, ,, ....

(4) "The wording of such legislation would have to be carefully drawn against non-medical coercion."(5) "Nobody, with any intellectual integrity, would answer so unspecific a question."'

(R) JAMES B. RATLIFF" YES YES YES YES YESVotring records sho w consis ten t pro-life votre.

(L) DAVID L. McNEILL YES NO YES NO NO(3) vwould exclude "except to prevent the dcath of the mother.""

Legislative District 16

Senate(D) MARCIA WEEKS t No Response

(R) ARCHIE DOSS YES YES YES(4) "This informaton should be given by the woman's doctor."(5) "Counseling should be provided by private agencies."

(R) DR. WAYNE STUMP No Response

(R) GREG TRIPOLI YES YES YES YES Declined to answer(5) 'Must see the bill first.''

(L) JAMES C. CAMERON No Response

House(D) JIM KIEFFER YES NO Declined to answer YES YES

(2) "I am concerned with the number of abortions taking place in our country today. I understand that there is approximately-one abortionfor every four live births - this is most offensive to me. However, I do not support a political action such as the amending of the U.S. Con-stitution."

(3) "1I support public financing for medical care to the indigent incl~d>. : o'ticn to prevent the death of the mother."

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death of mother?

13)Do you support PROHIEJI.TION of public funding forabortion exccpt to prevontdeath of mother?

14)Would you support legislationreqluiring all women prior toabortion be given informationincluding delopment of babyat time abortion is to beperformead?

(D) STEVE POE No Response

(R) GEORGE GUNDRUM, JR. YES y

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YES(5) "Providing i' is not an excessive spending bill.

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IS)Would you support"alternatives to abor-tion'' legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social scrvicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstances

warrant such assistance?

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IR) JAMES D. MAHAR YES

(R) DIANE B. McCARTHY* No Re:

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sponse

(L) JOHN KANNARR NO NO YES NO NO(3) "1 am opposcd to public funding for abortions under all circumstances."(4) "1 wvould favor private programs by such organizations as yours to make such information available."(5) "1 favor private voluntary programs to provide such aidi'

(L) PATRICIA A. VAN NO NO YES NO NO(3) "1 would support prohibition of public funding in ANY CASE."(5) "It is my opinion and that of the Libertarian Party that a pcrson is entitled to and must retain the right to do what he/she feels is right for

the circumstances, and that Government should in no way be involved except to defend that right."

Legislative District 17

Senate

(R) ANNE LINDEMAN* YES YES(5) "1 think this concept should be explored."H-ls sponsored pro -rIte le/s/ar/on.

House(D) WILBERT J. "Chili" DAVIS YES YES YES YES YES

(R) GERRY DALY YES YES YES YES YES(2) "I doubt that it would be enforceable."

(R) C. W. "Bill" LEW1S* No Response

(R) BETTY VAN FREDENBERG YES YES YES YES YES

(R) PATRICIA "Pat" WRIGHT* YES NO YES YES YES(3) (4) and (5) "I have supported legislation in all of these areu- "

0 U S TIO0NS5: Do you DISAGIIEC withSupremeoCourt decisionleoalizing abortiun?

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Senate' (D) PHYLLIS 0. ROWE Declined to answer questions

"It is casy to give hypothetical answers to hypothetical qi.estions. I want to be honest. 1 cannot-predict my vote on legislation that has not yetbeen drawn up."

(R) LEO CORBET' NO NO NO YES YES

IL) KAIHI O'CONNELL NO NO YES NO NO(1) "A person is not a legal entity until they are born ice' birth certificates, baptismal records, licenses and such things require date of birth andnot date of conce;ption."

(2) "I believe it is up to our churches and special interest groups such as Arizonans for Life to persuade people that abortions are wrong forwhatejer reasons they may have. Government snould stay out of the private lives of the citizens. I support your right to work to educate

(3) "1 support prohibition of public funding of any abortions no matter what thc reasons."(4) "1 vwou Id support organizations such as yours in making this information available to all women through hospitals, clinics and doctors offices."(5) "1 think organizations such as yours and charities could be set up to provide such aid and would be much more effective than the govern-

ment is at anything. 1 woutd publicly support this form of action."

House(D) JEROME "Jerry" DENOMME

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YES YES(5) "1 would have to see the specifics, however."

YES YES(5) "but would need to see the specific legislation."As rna/ority leader has consistendi/ voted pro-life.

(R) PETE DUNN'

(L) FRED ESSER

(L) JOE M. O'CONNELL

YES YES YES YES YES(4) "I sponsored such legislation during the last session of the legislature. It passed the House but was defeated in the Senate."Has voted pro-life every time the issue has come before the House.

YES NO NO NO NO(3) "Whether to abort or not is a moral decision to be made by cach individual. While I personally believe abortion is wrong, I do not believe itLhe function Qf government to legislate the parameters, and I am opposed to public funding of any type to promote or discourage abortion."

NNOYES No No1(3) would delete "'except to prevent the death of the mother.""

Legislative District 19

Senate(R) RAY ROTTAS* Declined to answer NO Declined to answer YES YES

(3) " In cases involving rape, incest, or physical health of the mother, abortion should be allow.ed."(5) "depending on the circ'~mstances involved and excepting cases involving rape, incest, or physical health of the mother."

House(R) JANE DEE HULL YES NO YES NO Undecided

(2) "I am not running for the U.S. Congress."5) "It would depend upon the cost of the program and I was. d c,:. .. er Arizona Right to Life would want to accept government

funds."

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TION of public funding forabortion exccpt to preventdeath of mother?

(41Would you support legislationrequiring all women prior tOabortion bc given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

(5)Would you support"alternatives to abor-tion'' lcgislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

(R) LINDA ROSENTHAL N O NO YES

(R) TONY WEST" YES YES YES YES YESHas sponsored pro-life legislation and has voted pro-life every time the issue came before the House.

(L) MICHAEL A. VOGT No Responsc

Legislative District 20Senate

(D) LELA ALSTON#

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(R) GEORGE A. HUSSEY YES YES YES YES YES

House

(0) E. H. "Ed" BROAD YES YES YES YES YES

(Dl ROLAND W. JAMES NO NO YES YES(1) "I disagree with the decision as you have stated it."(2) "1 would include other exceptions."(3) '1 would include other exceptions"(4) "I am in favor of information on the development of the cmbroyo,(sic), fetus, and baby."

(5) "very definitely."

(D) DEBBIE McCUNE YES YES YES YES YES

(Dl SUE TUCKER No Response

(R) KENT ISON YES YES YES Declined to answer Declined to answer(4) "Maybe"(5) "Maybe"

(R) LILLIAN JORDAN* YES YES YES '.YES YES

Has sponsored pro-life legislation and voted pro-life every time the issue came before the House.

(R) LEONA R, MILLER Declined to answer Declined to answer Declined to answcr YES YES

Legislative District 21Senate

(D) RICHARD KIMBALL Declined to answer questions." ' ... .r k ,!',, ,.i T hr rio~n£. Al rrtir inn not 3 I '~ro m ,' !.lilt :t ni;mt Tr for qcvi.rnnt lni sk tion' it a;: retI;Hou s m . tr.

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HolisO(D) JENNIE COX No Rcspons0

(D) ROBERT "R.T." GRIFFIN YES YE~S YES(3) "I do feel that in some ceses of RAPE public funding should comc into play."

(D) RICHARD A. LAGESSE No Response

(R)WV. JACK KELLY YES NO YES(2) "I be~icve that abortion is a mattcr between a vwoman and her doctor, and between a

her God - I do not condone abortion but neither do I think it can be legislated."(5) would support "'social services"'" would not support "'financial aid.""

(R) DONALD KENNEY* YES YES YES(5) "Also birth control edu'cation."Consistntly supports pro -life/legislation.

(R) ELIZABETH ADAMS ROCKWELL* No Response

(L) A. B. CULP No Response

(L) ROBERT M. DUGGER YES NO YES(3) "I support the public funding of any medical expense for any reason."

YES YES

YES Declined to answerwoman and her conscience and between a woman and

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Legislative District 22Senate(D) MANUEL PENA, JR."

YES YESConsistently supports pro-lhfe legislation.

YES YES YES

(D) SUE PERKINS No Response

(0) LEON THOMPSON, JR. No Response

House

(D) ART HAMILTON"* No ResponseVoted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/7.

(D) EARL V. WILCOX" No RcsponseVoted for public funding of abortions 3/9/78

(L) RAYMOND J. STENGEL NO ,NO YES NO NO,(3) "1l support most reductions in public spcnd ing."'(4) "But private organizations should be allowed to provide it."

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Do you DISAGREE withSuprcmo Court docis ,onlegalizing abortion?

• (21Would you support a consti-tutional amendinent prohibit,in9j abortion except to provendeath of mother?

Do you support PROHIDI-• TION of public funding fort abortion exccpt to prevent

death of mother?

Would you support legislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

(5)Would you support"altcrnatives to abor-tion" lcgislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstances

Legislative District 23

Senate(D) FRANCES F. FORD YES NO NO YES YES

(D) ALFR EDO GUTIERREZ* No Response

(D) SAMUEL WESLEY No Response

(R) DENNY JOE (Bossa Nova) NO YES No Response YES YESBR OWN

HouseCD) TONY R. ABRIL, SR.* YES YES YES YES YES

Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78.

CD) J. D. HOLMES YES YES YES YES YES

CD) ALBERT (Johnny Boy) MARSHALL No Response

(D) HORACE E. OWENS NO NO NO YES YES

CD) LEON THOMPSON*

CL) TYLER OLSON

No Response

Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78.

YES

Legislative District 24

Senate

(D) JAMES Mc CULLOUGH YES YES YES YES YES

(D) JEAN REED ROBERTS No Response

CD) TIM ROCKEY NO NO NO Declined to answcr YES(4) "Depends on the specific lejislution."

CR) PHIL MORGAN YES YES YES YES YES(5) "With reservations - ont'j if funds cannot be providcd b/ family or probable father."

R)JHC.RTLAFJRt YSNO NO YESYE

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(R)JOHN C. PRITZLAFF, JR.* YES• ,,

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(L) RANDY DANA PAU LSEN NO q ~ i ES: NO N

Houise(D) GENE BULLOCK Declined to answer"a. It is a woman's decision whether or not to consider abortion, b. Abortion is a medical procedure. Therefore the woman and her doctor arethe ones to make that dccision. c. Sex education and family planning are in the field on prcventive medicine and should be so handled. d. I

believe good health."(D) DAVID A. GORMAN YES YES YES YES YES(R) PETE CORPSTEIN* YES YES YES YES YES

Has Co -sponsored pro./life legislation and consistently voted pro~life.(R) CAL HOLMAN* NO NO Declined to answer NO YES

(3) "Have you stopped beating your bab,,? This is not a black or white issue."Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78.

(R) BILL SHELTON YES YES YES YES YES(4) "I don't support abortions. I support this only as a last result."(5) "Only as a last result. I don't believe in abortionsl"

(L) DEBBIE M. NORW.ITZ YES NO YES NO N(L) VIRGINIA M. PAULSEN YES NO YSYSN

-Legislative District 25Senate(D) TIM EVENS NO NO YES YES YES(1) & (2) "I believe that the question of abortion is a personal question that must be resolved by each person according to her religiousprcept s.,

(4) & (5) "As long as this program does not cost any more than is already available from the public coffers."(D) JERRI PASTOR No Response

-(R) TRUDY CAMP1NG* YES YES YES YES YESHas intro duced pro -life /eyisla tion and 'o ted pro-life consistent/y.(L) MICHAEL C.MONSON NO NO YES NO NO

House(D) LOUIS RHODES No Response(D) JAMES RICE YES YES Y[S YES YES(2) "A constitutional amendment prohibiting abnrtion except to save the life of the mother is sensible and but one step in the iight direction."(3) "I oppose public funding of abortion dcce to tic- fact tlba :rrnyn poblic furded abortions arc occuring and will continue to occur at whatappc~rs to bc a wholesale' rate, irrcstpctive of proper couc:: ::---s:L: or possible alternatives to abortion."

(1)SUCES T I ON S Do you DiSAGnRcF whth

Supreme Court decision

legaliing abortion?

(R) D. LEE JONES* YES

r/jouid you support a consti.tutional amendment prohibit-

ng abortion except to prev'entdeash of mother?

YES

(3)Do you support PROHIL3I.TION of public funding foribort on exiccpt to preventdeath of mother?

Y E:(5) "1I would have to see the individual piece of legislation."---"1support the right-to-life concept and oppose abortions, My brochure and mny votes in

Ha.& consistently vo ted pro-life,

(4)VWoufd you support legislationrequiring all women prior tOabortion be given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

YES

(5)Would you support"alternatives to abor'-tion" legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstances

warrant such assistance?

YES

the Legislature attest to my stand in this area,"

Il-i JAOJUUL. S ILlNER*

Legislative District 26Sen ate

CR) ROD McMULL!N*

Declinecd to answer"As a Christian, 1 greatly admire your organizations concern for life. My efforts in this area will be to work to strengthen the family andcourage each individuai to accept the full responsibility for his or her actions in the interest of preventing the tragic need for a decision,Voted for public funding of abortions ,3/9/73.

YES YES(2) "Yes, if victims of rape were included in the exception."

YES YES YES

(L) LEONA KROGERNO NO YES(3) "No government funding should be used to discourage, prohibit, NO

encourage or provide abortions.'f

House(D) MARY C. HEGARTY YES YES YES YES YES

(D) EDITH "Jo" LAETZ No ResponIse

f\ f T r L'A \I /-4- .

tnrFI -r rMY - YLZb NO YES YES YESa(R) FRANK KELLEY* YES YES YES YES YES

Has voted pro-life on all related legislation.

(L) JAMES C. JEFFERIES YES YES YES YES NO

(L) JOANVANDERSLICE NO NO NO ,NO NO

Legislative District 27

Sen atec

(D) BOB ASHE Deciined to answer"I studied the questionaire ,and conclude it not possible for mu, in good conscience, to give a simple YES or NO answer to all the questions..Any attempt to amend the constitutionq should m ,Lc po ;wbic abortion for a person who becomespregnan-t,,, because of incest or rape."

(RI JAMES A. "Jim" MACK* YES ,NO YES YES YES

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(L) LEANNA F A RISON NoReso s ..... ..... ........)

House(0) PEGGY BURTON

(D) GENE KADISH

(D) TED KING YES YES YES

CR) WILLIAM G. "Bill" BARICS NO NO NO

R) JUANITA HARELSON* YES Declined to answer Declined to answer(2) "There are certain circumstances which are so devastating to the woman that

hibition that covers all situations."(3) "The same rule as (2) applies."(4) "If it isn't already being done."(5) "That's too late, basic sex education and standards of morality have to haverVoted for public funding of abortions 3/9/78.

(R) LEWIS "Lew'" TAMBS YES YES

(R) DOUG TODD No Response

(L) DENNIS DAVIS No Response

YES

YES YES

YES NOthe doctor's opinion should count over a blanket pro-

)recedence.

YES YES

Legislative District 28Senate

CD) GENE (Imogene) MOORE

(I) 5 ElVL. BIRRINGER

Declined to answer"Your standards and ideals are commendible. The Miracle and beauty of having delivered three children myself leaves me understanding andsympathy on the issue. Each person and each situation being different from another makes ideal legislation difficult and difficult to enforce.I would like the opportunity to speak to your ...

YES YES YES YES YES(1) "i believe abortion is wrong and I strongly oppose the U.S. Supreme Court's legalization of abortion. My service in the State Senete willinclude act.ive opposition to abortion.''

(2) "I will not only support such an amendment, but I will do everything possible in the Arizona State Sc:c to improve chances for passageof such a constitutional amendment.''

(3) "No public funds should be spent to promote abortion and I will actively work to cut off any such funding."(4) "The abortionists anoj their backers appear to benefit when there is a lack of knowledge about the development of the unborn baby. Suchinformation, at the very least, should be marde available."

15) "The main purpose of government should be to protect life. Any steps that will help to save the lives of unborn babies should be taken."

(R) GEORGE BRODERICK YES YES YES YES YES i(3) "on the federal level, Ifavor the Hyde Amendment, and I support similar legislation on the state and action on the county level."(4) "We rarely make a decision - cven the most minute purchase without thinking it over; surely a matter of life calls for all information i

available and siritual guidance, as well."(5) "I 'would have to exdmine ttc specific piece ot logislution in-s-: at -an ecprocdatntienisowmrt."

CR) ROBERT B. USDANE ° No Response

No Rcsponse

No Response

"I

YES YES

YES YES

YES YES

U U C I ION tS: Do you DISAGREE withSuprcrnc Court dcisionlcgalicing abortion?

(LI SUMNER D. DODGE NO

Houii o(Dl)SCUDDER GOOKIN

Woul you ;uIpport 0 consti-tutional amnendrnt |prohibit.'rAj abortionecxccpt to prevcnt

deaith ot mother?

YES

Do you support PROHI 11TION of public funding forabortion exccpt to prevent

death of mother?

(1) "I am in favor of women making decision Iam not in favor of the Government getting involved in this process."

Declined to answcr ques. Declincd to answcr clues. Declinedl to answcr qucs. YES Dcc.to answer ques.(1) "I have not reud the' Supremc Court decisions, therefore, !don't know if I agree or disagree. If, as your question states, the decision does

permit ab ort ion on request through the FULL term (9l months), I disagree with that portion of the decision."'(2) "I am not a candidate for Congress, so I am not able to support or oppose it. I would not support such a measure if I could because I

don't feel this very personal, moral, religious problem is the business of government.''() "1 do not support public funding of albortion other than for physical health reasons because this is none of Government's business. Abor-

tion is a moral, religous, personal problem that must b,/solved by people dealing with those problems. Government should not be involvedexcept if criminal actidities are indicated.

(4) "information should be required to be given to non-physical need patients. I would not support the requirement of this information beinggiven to a mother whose life is in danger. The doctor should be charged w~th that decision in such cases."

(5) "1 will su~pport such legislation so long as it is accompanied by a much broader work and family oriented welfare overhaul. We must get"welfare qieneratjans'' to work, Work is what made this country great - not welfare .

(2) " )

(41Would you support legislatonrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationincluding dcvoopmont of babyat time abortion is to bepeonormeod?

warrant such assistance?

(D) TONY RAINERI YES YES YES YES .. YES

(R) BETTY BENNESON YES YES YES YES YES(2) "with reservations about pregnancy from rape or incest - both of which I feel are morally wrong."(5) "1 have reservations as to WHO decides and to what extent financial aid and social services would be provided."

(R) DAVID B. KRET YES YF£ v¢.' e ,-

(2) "I F it also excepted pregnancy initiated by rape."(3) "1 would aiso permit public funding for terminating pregnancies initiated by rape.'(5) 'Depending on the specific provisions of such legislation."

(RI JIM SKELLY* YES YES YES YES YES(5) "Would have to see specific legislation."Has sponsored pro -ife/legislation, voted consisten tly pro-life.

(LI MACK C. LAKE No Response

Legislative District 29Sen ate

(DI GEORGE E. CLASEMANYES Declined to answer YES YES(2) "I would have to see: the language of the amendment. It ' : LS; e too restrictive for me to support."

YES YES

YES YES' "I ,..oj)kl like to include rage and incest in the armenlm ro''t"

I ~

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(R) JACK J. TAYLOR* YES

YES

(51Would you support"alternatives to abet-tion" legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pre'gnant womenwhose circumstances

YES YES

, ll., ,)

YES YES

) .J 2.ARIZONANS FOR LIFE

1Q17 N. 3rd STREET, #4PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85004

"')~ 1BULK RATEU. S. Postage

PAIDPHOENIX, ARIZONA

Permit No. 269

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS

STATE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS

.-j:: L N[OIE - &i9, 28"4: °+,

PAR,( ,,

AVO-DALDAL5 *] .....T, ...;,

~4rizonans * S

Ji~i~~INay~ 19, .1978

AQCBOARD (IF DIRECTORS

Karen R. MiIls

Diane :.i. Knigt~h

Philiip R. Wooten

,, horns J. Rridley, Jr.

J~mes P. Cunningham, e~q., 4Carolyn Cerster, M' .D.

Re~ih Ha!L.-4. Jero1me Hirsch, esq.

P e, ; KnoeJl

- Jan Pierce~I _ncy Roach

':]:aricia R'yan

Lynn 0. W3rdle, esq.

N.1 I '. 3rd St., N o. 7Phoenix, Arizona85004

Dear Friend-

Thank you for indic~ting your commitment to proteczingthe unborn. Although during the last 5 years we havemade a great deal of progress toward restoring respectfor human life, many, willing hearts and helping handsare still needed for a Human Life Amendment

W'e are now well into the actual task of our voteridentification survey. This project will identifyevery pro-life voter in the districts that we have selec-ted. This information will then .make us far more effec-tire in dealin- with lawmakers concerning pro-lifelegislation.

This i s y.ou'r, opportunity to sup.por ' t the pro-life m~ove-men: without leaving your hone. It entails makingappcroximately 200 telephone calls over a 2 month period,asking specific questions and recordini the responses.We need many volunteers. If each person who reads this.would volunteer his or her time, we would then be ableto each make far fewer calls than the estimated 200.

If we are to maet --thUpO.Qminn.election then we must identify the pro-life voters_,prove_he ttwm Lthlifrracion enabling them to votepro-lienm ; ~ r-hbem ._h gettirig-to _the Dolls inN~ovember.

Arizonans for Life {is currently publishing a newsletter,,,;:, " undates the re~der on :ro-l fe l,- .,islation .andevents both on the national scene and here at home.If you do not now receive this but would like to, pleasesend $5.00 and the enclosed card and you will be promptlyadded to our newsletter mailing list.

It is always necessary. for- me to remind our supuortersof our constant need for finanaial contributions. AlthoughArisonans for Life is staffed entirely by dedicatedvolunteers , (we have no pazyroll ), our ....... )rintin_ .. nail inz. _

and office e>xpens....never-see~m-ta-cease. In an electiony ear tihese expenses-are in= re asc cLmany_ fold and I praythat this year we will not ha ,ve to stop short of our goals

/-At~'7- 7

.'" simply due to the .lack of money ... :.. .!. .

• Thank you for any contribution you are able tO make. ""::.......

Congressman Hlenry Hyde, speaking to a M~aryland group expressedmy feeling remarkably well wh~en he said, "When we face the finaljudgement I really think that those in the pro-life movementwill not be alone. I think there will be a chorus of voices thathave never been heard in this world but are heard very beautifullyand very loudly in the next w.orld and I think they will plead foreveryone who has been in the movement. They will say to God,'Spare them because they loved us,' and God will look at us andsay not, 'Did you succeed?' but 'Did you try?'

Once again, thank you for try-ing.

Sincerely,

Karen R. M~illsChairman, Arizonans for Life

P.S. I have enclosed informration pertaining to the conferencesponsored by: the educational organization of the pro-lifemove ment-- r'izona Ri 3ht to Life, Please consider attending,it will be well w;orth your tine.

( 7/."" 7 ii/

July 10, 1979

ME MORRAUM TO: Margje Emmons

FROM: Elissa T. Garr

SUBJECT: Express Advocacy Chart

Please have the attached Memo and chart distributed

to the Commission on an informational basis. (Please

deliver it to all staff who receive MUR material.)

Thank you,

Please return the original to this office.

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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION (,', !UIrL~

VWA5H-tNG TON,1.C, 2O46 ,

July 10, 1979

MEMOP,_NDUM

TO :

FROM[:

SUBJECT:

THE COM4MI1SS ION

WILLIAM C. OLD.GENEImRAL COUN SE.

EXPRESS ADVOCACY CHA~RTt Pro-Life" M.URS

Attached for your consideration is the ExpressAdvocacy Chart which was developed following theConmmission's initial discussion of the "'Pro-Life"MURs on June 26, 1979. The Chart lists all of theMURs gene rated by complaints filed by NARA.L plusMUR 946, filed by an individual complainant andMUR 996, the I~hD ref~erral.

WE(

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EXPRESS ADVCCACY

MUR IDE 'PIFICAT ION-& RESFON[ENTS

'NUR 960- (Weeder)

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* e AmrendmentSSo uth akota

PAC

Life Amendment PAC,Inc.

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:F',P 984- (Pesce)

ARI ZOAQ\> FOR LIFEPAC

IDENTIFICATIONOF CANDIDATEWORDS OF ADVOCIACY

If

"IATEIONT ALL WYOTEII IN S~ELCP4 G YOURCANDIDATSYOU are ting on a life or death issue"

a) "These candidates respect the rights ofthe defenseless. Tfhey will respect yoursVOTIE PRO-LIFE "

"A Vote For These Candidates IS A V,)TE FOgRLIFE"

b) VOTYE FOR ThIO3SE WHO[ VATLUE LIFE-Th EY WILLVAl UE YOULPS2'

I2'hPACEndorses and urges your support of th e

a) following Pro-Life candida-.tes to the Houtsearnd Senate of th~e United States on[ovenber 7, 1978"

"Vote FOR THE LTqhSOPThER IS A DIFUYENLCE!"

b)' l')rhorsnt~s= is cstrolnlo'v KX~ec to ourtax de]l Pas being used for ab- ortions. "

",,lTET PD-LIFW: .<n-, >YO. 7- l7"

'VOTE FOR TNE' ....v I>' TIE. V 7EETQ

"Take this br,'chiure vwith you to th e t~olls

a) and votez ONL for th e candidates remo -wamded below.""VDTF PRO-L.IEE OX IQOO iI 7"

Lists only candidateswho supp.ort a Huran LifeAmenment.

Same as Alcove

Lists only and endorsesFederal candidatesPresslei-, Abdtnor, andThorsnes s, pro-lifecan]dida tes.

bhNacos of both congres-s ional candida tes appearwith vio.ws on uifeArandmn t--ca ncida t es'a:rtin- pre-life

O stioO indicated by

T-,e bochu~e 1__sts only;candh fiates ,,iwos uo.si-Von, Ls cleosliv K',ro

iiif e.

LINKAGE OF CAN-DIDATE TO ISSUE

Opening Statemrent:"The following candi-dates support a HiuranLife Amendlo-ent."

Saone as above

Direct discussion ofthese pro-life candi-dates ' pesitions onabort ion

Quote attributed toeach canclidate app~earstndor na-p me.

WILL LHlA) UJ SURE ThESUCEFSS OF OUR! GC%L..fo].loo'cd K: a list ofcandidates run nim forState and Federaloffices.

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WORDS OF ADOCCYOF CANDIDATE DIDATE TO ISSUE TI~ ~44ld ~433 ~4~4 ~44~hI~1

"Study the candidate's responses, thenurge your friends and relatives to joinb) you by going to the polls on Septee 12

and casting the victorious x tes for onlypro-life candidates."

IDENTfIFICATION

Lists all candidates 'responses (yes -rx)to craesticnaire onajzortion-rela ted issues.

LINrKAGE OF CAN-

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"Vote for the Unboxrn onunbmorn cannot speak for

a) can speak for thm~ withTulesday, N oveniaer 7th 2'"and omen who will -'"kPftzrn Life AMencdaent to

Nov. 7th " "Theth nselves but youyour x\ te ont'e mst elect e

for passage of athe Constitution. "

Photos of Senatorialcandida~tes and theirIxsition on t-he TiuanLi fe Am enchrat andabhortion. Lists fourcandidates for thehouse with vica,,:s onaboartLion.

Direct discussion ofeach candidate'sposition on abrtion.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -"Vote for th~e Uiern in the Jtune 6th Lists candidaties forPrirmiry" ste &- feder-al r-"You will help elect candidates v.fno w ll -n-ry elecion .it..a.a....v

b) stand up and defend the mast basic of all their vi'x,.,s on abortion.humrin riqts - the Riabt ta Lifel Ifyou w,.ill vote on June 6th th~e electionof vro-life candidates ,ill he asrad

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EXPRESS ADVCCACY

MU? IDenTIFICATION& RESFPOL S

MlR 957- (Tfhedford)

Thssachusetts

g~tzers tor Li fe

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MUR7 956- (Pesce)

Chapters of th~eViqhth Distr- ct-

WORDS OF ADVOCACYIDenTIFICATION

OF CANDIDATELTNKAGE OF CAN-DIDATE TO( ISSUE

§441... .3.434 §4 --I1 1 *

H-eadlinTe: "EVERYq]hING YOU NEED TO KNCIq TOVOTE PRO-LIFE" (3/4" letters). "The 'ass.Citizen~s For Life election surv;ey is aneducational service to help you cast aninforned vote when ;'ou go to the polls onSepteiiter 19th" "Join uts in rting in thePrimryt~ and to eth~er let us make outr paotesshout against thne continuing killing of th~eunIborn.".... yu vote in the primry will make th ecritical difference in electing pro-lifecandidates. " 'Your vote is the brest pro-tection... ... "-vote pro-life on ,Septerberl19th... " The last ize ocntains the state-rmant "\, T' PRO-LIKE" and a b] nk ballot tobe filled out and taken to t.,e u.lis..

Photographs only of cand-Idates in agreement withMU L's position on pro-,life. Code used tolidentifv candidatesce sition: "Y "-SupportsIPro-Li fe "N"=OposesPrm--Life.Pro-Li fe candidates[ ,alay listed first.

"(na.ma) has monsistently voted for tax Each candidate's viC .;sfunding of 0abortion in op% xs it ion to the 'ictse in a separate

a) Right to Life position," K-ox an a on e ceceo ad.(name) will m.-te til Ria ht to Life >b la''out differentiation

nas_ ha t ': , -tw-, to sp~en d our~ ,-a:' as AJ~xw\e

h " re <) w-ouid .-- ", tic l :.s>nimnco_, caL:-:t6]l .rs to nay fr a}--urri'-ns an.u ;.<- u', 2o-~So-rSO anr a ,::y.-:, ct c ntI:. a[rtic;s . '

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Direct discussion ofeach candidate 's posi-tion on abortion.

Samei as Aliove Fiver

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MUR IDE7'TIFICATION

tIUR 9 56- (Pesce)%j cn 't

Th ,r. Guerin

4 _f T-8Alegdly-Director

Ttizcns forDeckard

MUIR 959- (Perkins)

Riqht to LifeConmi ttee of New

Na.t ional Rnicht toLife Cbrnttee

(Voter Identifca--ion Program )

DRDS OF ADVOCACYOF CN~DIDNPE DIDATE ~) ISSUE TION ~441A E~A~fl ~A1A ~Ai1Th11

"We hope te elect a nman who will bestrepresent us in the U.S. Congress.""Can a Catholic in good conscience x tefor a nan who continues to spend our taxdollars to pay for abortion? I can't, andny prayer is that you can't either."

IDTIFICATION

Discussion of the candi-cd+- 's views on abortionthroughout the text ofletter. Approximrately15 lines on the candidatcsupmtrtinci RTL's posi-tion; 7 for his opponent.

LINKAGE OF CAN-

Stone as Above

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"W'e must be mounted<f in the prinarieson TPuesday June 6... If we do not, wemust share the blanc for allowinc th~eext~ermination of th~e unborn. '

(N-" ,. xv,:ress .Avocn cv._ All v~t ion).

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+Pro-Li fe

N-ro-t rtComn ePC)3- P~r onnalvl opm~osed]

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(No Express Advocacy Allegation)

(No Express Advocacy Allegjation)

(No Express Advocacy Allegation)

(No Express Advocacy Al lecation)

IDENTIFICATIONOF CANDIDATE

LINKAGE OF CAN-

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'TYPE OFPUBLICA- TAKEN

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..... ::=:.June 6, 1979

Ms. Gail M. HarmonSheldon, Harmon, Roisman & Weiss

~1725 I Street, N.W.Suite 506

' Washinqton, D.C. 20006

"' Dear Ms. Harmon:

This is to ackn~owieqs rece i 'tof .... ur complaint -

"of Ma: 31, 19/9, allecine violations of h eea lc.....' i~ T;,: WS At E memer has been assigned. t0

"- :".a!.'e :c a alleations ada reconmanda-ion to the_ Federal EF1 ton- . Commisic s-to howth. - in=_ matter should be

handlea.. wi 1 made s:'or~i~]_ You will be notzfiacc .x as soon-as the Ca i uz-'sion determines what action snhould be taken.

....... Fer your infoir ation, we hav e attachedi a brie.f descri .t. onC of tvi,. Conuri snion' s kr-lilina--v procedure - 'r the handcian:.

opecalossisantSnta.-}

C ou:n e!

SHELDON, HARMON. ROISMAN & WEISS1725 I STREET, N. W.

SUiTE 506KARIN P SHELDON WASHINGTON, D. C. 20006 TELEPHONEGAIL_ M. HARMON

(2021 833-9070ANTHONY Z ROISMANJELLYN R. WEISSWILLIAM 5. JORDAN, III

ADMITTED IN MICHIGAN ONLY

May 31, 1979

Federal Election Commission1325 K Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

Dear Ladies & Gentlemen:

On behalf of the National Abortion Rights Action League~("NARAL") , I am filing a complaint of violations of federal

election law by Arizonans for Life. Arizonans for Life, an__ unincorporated association, is neither registered with nor

reporting to the Federal Election Commission (F.E.C.).- The evidence discussed below indicates that during the 1980

elections Arizonans for Life made independent expenditures' in excess of $100 and/or expenditure or contributions in~excess of $1,000. Accordingly it should have filed appropriate

reports with the F.E.C.

Arizonans for Life contributed at least $600 to Lifer- Amendment Political Action Committee (See F.E.C. Report, 6/10/78. page 1) , Exhibit "A".

~To influence the November 1978 elections Arizonans forLife printed and distributed the enclosed brochure, Exhibit

~"B". Joyce Hunter, 7745 E. 1st Avenue, Scottsdale, Arizona85251, campaign manager for Debbie McCune endorsed in the

~flyer, was told by Ms. McCune that 100,000 of these brochureswere distributed in churches. Another person reports receivingit in an office parking garage. The printing costs areestimated at $650 for 50,000 and obviously significantlymove for 100,000 or more.l/ We ask you to investigate howmany were printed, how many were distributed at what costand by what method. Presumably their endorsements are madeon the basis of the information collected for the pre-primary pamphlet discussed below. The costs of that researchare again relevant here.

For the September primary, Arizonans for Life preparedand distributed the enclosed 16 page booklet, Exhibit "D".

_/ This figure is based on a cost of §669 printing costreported by Life Amendment Political Action Committee forsimilar brochures distributed in South Dakota, Exhibit "C".

SIhELDON, HARMON, POISMAN & WEISSFederal Election CommissionMay 31, 1979Page 2

It clearly tells citizens how to vote by putting a string of"Yesses" next to the name of the endorsed candidate andreminding the reader that "Yes answers are pro-life." Thecost of printing this booklet are clearly substantial. Weask you to investigate how many were printed and how manydistributed and the costs (such as postage) of distribution.Clearly this detailed booklet was expensive to prepare. Weask you to investigate how much it cost to produce. Forexample, how much staff time went into this project? Whatwere the expenses other than postage?

Arizonans for Life also ran a voter identificationproject discussed in the fundraising letter attached asExhibit "E". We ask you to investigate the costs of thisproject, how its results were used and the value of contri-butions to candidates which grew out of it. For example,after anti-abortion voters were identified, were they mailedthe brochure marked "B"? Were they instructed how to voteor given rides to the polls?

We also ask you to investigate the relationship betweenArizonans for Life and Arizona Right to Life. If Arizonansfor Life is a connected organization of Arizona Right toLife, did Arizonans for Life abide by the §441b restrictionsand solicit only the members of Arizona Right to Life? Inthis connection, you should investigate whether Arizonansfor Life received funds raised from the general public at ashow at the Civic Plaza featuring an actor who plays Jody inthe popular television series "Family Affair."

On the basis of the activities discussed above, webelieve Arizonans for Life made expenditures in excess of$1,000 and accordingly should have registered and filedreports as a political committee. If some of the expenditureswere made without cooperation or consultation with candidates,they may be independent expenditures which because of theirsize, should also be reported to the F.E.C.

I have prepared this complaint and believe that it istrue and correct to the best of my knowledge. This complaintwas not filed on behalf of or at the request or suggestionof any candidate.

Sincerely,

I/ / "

Gail M. Harmon

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pe.ople who will stand up and defend the most basic of all human rights - il/F RIGHT 70 LIEE.

If the candidates listed below win the election, then the unborn and defens-h',ss will win.

HUMAN LIFE IS ENDANGERED!!! Did you know that:

* On January 22, 1973 the U. S. Supreme Court legalized defacto ab~ortion-on-demand to the day

o f the baby's birth ?

*On July 1, 1976 the Court ruled that a girl of 12 may obtain arn ablortion without her parent'sadvice or consent, and that a woman can obtain an abortion wit h~it the knowlecrjte or consentof her husband - striking at the "very heart of the family unit?

[THe ELECTION OF THESE PRO-LIFE CANDIDATES WILL HELP ASSURE THE SUCCESS OF OUR-GOAL TO RESTORE LEGAL PROTECTION TO THE UNBORN AND DEFENSELESS BY PERMITTINGABORTION ONLY TO PREVENT THE DEATH OF THE MOTHER. YOU ARE URGED TO TAKE 5PRO-LIFE FRIENDS WITH YOU TO THE POLLS.

Take this b)rochure with you to the polls

• and vote OiVL Y for th e can dic6'tes recommended below.

Governor - Evan MechamSecretary of State - Rose Mofford or HenryAttorney General Bob CorhinState Superintendent of Public Instruction -

Congressional District 1 - John RhodesCongressional District 2 -Tom Richey ICongressional District 3-------------jCongressional District 4 - Eldon Rudd .

- Legislative DistrictsDistrict 15District 16District 17District 18District 19D~strict ?0District 21District 22District 23Dist.rict 2,!District 25[)istrict 26District 27District 28District 29District 30

SenateS. H. "Hal" Runyan

Dr. Wayne StumpAnne Linclernan '

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HouseJames B. Hattift '

Bob HunqerfordWilbert DavisBurton Barr, Pete DunnTony WestD-';bhi- McCune, Liin JordanRobert Griffin, Don lKenney

Tony R. Abrfl, Sr.Pete; Corpstein, DavWd GormanD. [_ cv JonestMary C. ['egarty, F rank~ KIey

Tony Raineri, Jvo SkeflyDorlr~a Carlser(Ji ]rn Coope,,r -

Ca;r J. Ktin asek, J r,s J. Smirrvn

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SPO 150 RED BY At IZ~t!AUIS FO!? LIFEOn July 16, 1972, the questions bclow were mailed to all candidates seeking office in the State Legislature,

U. S. House of Representatives, Governor, Secretary of Statc, Attorney General and State Superintendent of PublicI tru cti on.

1. On January 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court handcd down a decision which legalized abortion-on-requestthrough the full term of pregnancy. Do you disagrce with this decision?

2. A constitutional amendment which wouldt prohibit abortion except to prevent the death of the mother has

bcen introduced in both houses of Congress. Would you support such an amendment?

3. Do you support the prohibition of public funding for abortion except to prevent the death of the mother?

4. Would you support leqlislation which would require that all women prior to abortion bc given informationwhich would include the development of the baby at the time the abortion is to be performed?

5. Would you support "alternatives to abortion" legislation which would provide financial aid and social ser-vices to pregnant women whose circumstances warrant such assistance?

To facilitate a clear undcrstanding of the can didate's positions the above questions have been paraphrased to a/low for Yes/Noresponses. Yes ansvwers ,are pro-life. On question 5, some candidates have requested specific text of legislation before rcsponding.

Study the candidatcs rcsponses, then urge your friends and relativcs to join you by going to the polls September 12 and castingthe victorious votes for only pro-life candidates.

Dr. Carolyn Gerster, new president of National Right to Life Committee, Inc. states: "It is clear that the life cf :he unborn, the

elderly and the incapacitated will be won or lost at the ballot box."

PRO-LIFE CAN WIN AND IS WINNING. Help Arizona join the march to restore legal protection to the lives of innocent babies.Mark SEPTEMBER 12 on your calendar now, and ask your friends and relatives to do it too.

MAKE SEPTEMBER 12 A VICTORY DAY FOR PRO-LIFE IN ARIZONA!

This survey vwas conducted by Arizonans for Life, Karen R. Mills, Chairman

For further information call Arizonans for Life - 254-7473

To h1 dcfr,'/ c-.p ' -,o of this survey, don: tion s woud Cec, £rc tly apl.reci~tud to; Arizonans for Lifo, 1017 N. 3rd Street, No. 4, Phoc;.<, Arizona 35004

THE C)N !A1-ES- H~OW"T~HEYTAND

Sponsored by ARIZONANS FOR LIFE

'Republican,Democrat

= Libertarian=Socialist Workers=Incumbent

IMPORTANT:Candidato Questiornaire Forms informed Candidates that responses to the following questions w~ll be considered public information, that publicationlof comments will be limited to fifty (tiC) words, and that if questionnaire is not returned by specified date "no response" would be shown.

Q UES TIQONS: Do you DISAGRBEE withSupreme Court decisionlegalizing abortion?

Would you s;upport a consti-tutional amendment prohibit-ing abortion except to preventdeath of mother?

Do you support PROHIEI-.TION of public funding forabortion except to prevontdeath of mother?

(41Would you support lcgislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationIncluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?)

15)Would you support'aternatves to abot-

tn":eg:latlon thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT 1(D) BOB FIELD YES YES YES YES YES

"It is m,/ feeliing that life originates at the moment of conception, and any actions to abort that life are contrary to our teachings... "Thoushalt not kilt." This also includes physicians who b~eak their Hippocratic Oath when they perform such abortions."

(D) KEN GRAVES Declined to answer questions."1 personally7 abhor abortions. Legally i would NOT vote to put women in prison for having abortions; howev'oer, I would vote to cut all govern-ment funding of abortions. Some bureaucratic supervisors, businessmen and doctors would kill babies, lauch (sic) campaigns to talk women intohavien abortions or do almost anything for .. "

(RI JOHN J. RHODES* YES YES YES YES Declined to answer(2) Has sponsored such an ame.ndmnent, H.J. Res. 823 April 4, 1978.(3) "1 have always been a strong supporter of the Hyde amendment. 1 voted for the Hyde Amendment last year, even though a substitute mea-

sure eventually was passed into law."(4) He has supported thc Alternatives to Abortion Act (S.26 14).(5) "Lacking specific uegislative suggestions, regarding alternatives to abortion, the question is so broad that I find it difficult to respond in

greater length at this time."

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -DISTRICT 2(D) MORRIS K. UDALL* N ,O NO NO YES YES

(31 Voted to continue public funding of abortions 1978."1 am a supporter of the "right to choose," and support the Supreme Court decision of 1973, which affrn:d the right of women to have, orrot to have, an abortion, making it a matter of personal choice. We know from experience that abortion law's do not stop abortions, but..

CR) MICHAEL J. MORAN YES YES YES YES YES

(R) TOM RICHEY YES YES YES YES YES

(L) JOE BACH No Response

(SW) BETSY McDONALD NO NO NO NO NO

U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES- DISTRICT3

(DI HARRY MATHEWS No Response

(D) BOB STUMP*(2)"I a~evoed ithut xceptdn ganstAbotio o fuds o~abortion'and will continue to do so, but in fundamental philosophy Ioppose

cos, citutial ame~ndmrents as a solution to specific problems. I cannot in good conscience change that basic stand."(4, "Although every woman should know all details before an abortion, I cannot answer this question without information on who would con-

trol the pregram, how it would be done and what it would cost,"(5) "I need more specific information. There are already programs which provide aid to those in need. I do not favor any new Federal programs

unless it can be demonstrated that there are no other alternatives."

CR) LARRY STEELE YES YES YES YES YES

CL) KATHLEEN COOKE YES NO YES NO .X0

U. S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - DISTRICT 4(D) LLOYD LYNN HOUSE NO YES YES YES YES

(1) "to thc extenlt of suving a life."

(D) MICHAEL "Mike" YES Declined to answer YES YES YESMcCORMICK (2) "1 believe it should be a little broader than just the 'death' of the mother."

(3"J) would add "'or ex tren o health irnpairmert'"(5) "1 believe more emphasis should bc put on prevention cducation and placement of unwanted children."

CD) LES MILLER No Response

(D) ERNEST FOR RESTER ROMERO No Response

(R) TED HILL YES NO YES NO NO(1) "'Don't agree with full term."(2) "It's a moral decision, not legal."(4) ''Again, it is a moral issue."

(R) ELDON RUDD ° YES YES YES Declined to answer Declined to answer(2) "I am a co-sponsor of suach a Human Life Amendment as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives."(3) I-las consistc',dty vote;d to prohibit the use of tax: dolla rs for abortions.(4) "I ca not favor-abortion. However, if legalized abortions are continued, I believe that the law must require that pregnant women be fully

and accurately informed about the unborn baby's stage of development at the time abortion is contemp~ated, so that all aspects and conse-qcer'ces are known to the mother."

(5) "There are doctors and charitab~e oro:,nizations already in existence who will provide needed assistance to pregnant women wnose circum-stances warrant guidsrnce and suppert arnd where parents are not able or available to provide such guidance and support."

(L) LAWRENCE W. JEROME No Response

GOVERNORCD) BRUCE BABBITT 4 No Response

(D) DAVE MO0SS YES YES YES YES YES

(RI)CHARLES KING YES YES YES YES YES'

(RI JACK LONDEN YE3 Declined to answer YES YES YES(2) 'i 'c naie to see wording."

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0QUES T I0NS5:

)H) L VAN (Ev) MECHAM

(1)Do you DISAGREE withSuprome Court decisionlegjaliztng abortion?

12)Would you support a consti.tutional amendlment prohibit.in0 abortion except to preventdeath of mother?

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TPON of public funding forabortion exccpt to preventdeath of mother?

YES YES YES(5) "With reluctance - It will depend on the individual legislation and how it is to behave an alternative to an abortion is the right answer."

(4)Would you support legislationrequiring all wome-. prior toabortion be given r,+ormationincluding develop-.c.-t of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

YES YEShandled and by whom, To help single prospective mothers

(51Wbuld you support"alternatives to abor-tion' legislati+on thtatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such~ assistance?

(L) V. GENE LEWTER

(SW) JESSICA SAMPSON

No Response

No Hcsponse

SECRETARY OF STATE(D) CLOVES C. CAMPBELL No Response

CD) KENNETH D. HANERYES YES(3) "If investigated by three doctors and priest or minister."(5) "Research to see that assistance is necessary."

(D) ROSE MOFFORD* YES YES

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YES YESrstni IY M/-WSV YES YES YES YES YES

CL) MONICA SWIFT YES NO YES NO NO

ATTORNEY GENERAL(D) DINO De CONCINI YES YES YES YES YES

(1) "I personally disagree with the decision but, as an lected state official, would be bound to observe it as long as it was the law of the land."(2) "With additional exceptions for cases of rape and incest."(3) "With additional cxceptions for cases of rape and incest."

(R) BOB COR BIN YES YES YES YES YES

(L) JAMES T. KIRK NO NO YES NO NO

STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

(D) CAROLYN WARNER* No Response

(R) STEPHEN JENKINS, JR. YES YES YES YES YES

L) JUDY FELDSTEIN YES NO YES YES NO(2) "Government should n~ot be in the drea of abortion."(5) "1 feel volunteer organizations car, do a better job offering alternative services than can government legsiation."

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Legislative. District 15

SenateIR) S. H. "Hal" RUNYAN*

YES YES(5) "with reservations as to scope of program."l-/o ires voted cons/'stcntl, pro -//fe.

(R) KENNETH W. PARKER YES YES NO NO YES(5) "but would like a definition of "circumstances warrant such assistance."

House

(R) BOB DENNY No Response

(R) DOUG MORRIS NO NO NO YES Declined to answer

(4) "Thu wording of such lcgislation would have to be carefully drawn against non-medical coercion."(5) "Nobody, witlO any intellectual integrity, would answer so unspecific a question."

(R) JAMES B. RATLIFF* YES YES YES YES YESVoting records nhoAw consistent pro-life vote.

(L) DAVID L. McNEILL YES NO YES NO NO(3) would exclude "'except to prevent the death of the mother.""

Legislative District 16

Senate(D) MARCIA WEEKS* No Response

(R) ARCHIE DOSS YES YES YES YES YES(4) "Tlis information should be given by the woman's doctor."/

(5) "Counseling should ba provided by private agencies." .

(R) DR. WAYNE STUMP No Response

(R) GREG TRIPOLI YES YES YES YES Declined to answer(5) "M~ust see the bill first." !

(L) JAMES C. CAMERON No Responset

House[

(D) JIM KIEFFER YES NO Declined to answer YES YES(2) "1 am,- concerned w:n the nu:.r, er of abortions taking place in our country today. I understand that there is approxirnatelyone abortion

for e,,ery fou :ve bIrt-.. - :n~s is mast offensive to me. However, 1 do not support a political action such as the amending of the U.S. Con-

(, ' uprtpuofnnin o e la care to thqe indigent including abortion to prevent the death of ,:;e mother."

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YES YES YES

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Do y~ DInAG It E withISup~remo Court decision

Iegalizing abortion?

Wr~uld you support a consti.tit inn.al aimend inent prohbibt-inS abortion exce'pt to prcvent

death of moth~er?

(D) STEVE POE No Response

(RI GEORGE GUNDRUM, JR. YES YES

(RI BOB HUNGERFORD YE2 vre

(5i ''Providing it is not an excessive spending bill."

l3IDo you support P'ROHIBI-TION' of public funding forabortion cxcept to preventdeath of mother?

YES

YES

(41Woul(d you Support legislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be given informationincluding dev0lopment ot babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

YES

YES

f5)Woud you Support"aiterr.ati es to abet'tion'" legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstances

warrant such assistance?

YESYES

(R) JAMES D. MAHAR YES

(RI DIANE B. McCARTHY* No Response

YES YES YESYES

(LI JOHN KANNARR NO NO YES NO NO(3) "i am orpposed to public funding for abortions under all circumstances."(4) "! would favor private programs by such organizations as yours to make such information available."(5) "I favor private voluntary progjrams to provide such aid."

(LI PATRICIA A. VAN NO NO YES NO NO(3) "I would support prohibition of public funding in ANY CASE."(51 "It is my opinion and that of the Libertarian Party that a person is entitled to and must retain the right to do what he/she feels is right for

the circumstances, and that Government should in no way be involved except to defend that right."

Legislative District 17Senate

(R) ANNE LINDEMAN*YES YES(5) "I think this concept should be explored."Has sponsored pro-life/lcg.'slatjon.

House(D) WILBERT J. "Chili" DAVIS YES YES YES YES YES

(R) GERRY DALY YES YES YES 'YES YES(2) "I doubt that it would be enforceable."

(RI C. W. "Bill" LEWIS* No Response

(RI BETTY VAN FREDENBERG YES YES YES YES YES

(R) PATRICIA "Pat" WRIGHT* YES NO YES(2) (,4) an (5) "1I hav e supported lJL[sisr-2 itv al of t:-,se arm~s."

Lc2ibIa~is'2 DKtrict 13

0QU E£ T I0,*J

YES YES YES

YES YES

YES

YES WIt

,rtri ate• (D) PHYLLIS G. ROWE

3) 1 *1 : I 3 $ ).Dr.cl nedt to ,ans,-' r questions"It 5 iu5/o to give hypothetical answers to hyc.atnebtaal questions. I wantbeen drawn up."

(RI LEO CORBET* NO NO NO YES YES

(L) KATHI O'CONNELL NO NO YES NO NO(1) ''A person is not a: legal entity until they arc' born ice: birth certificates, baptismal records, licenses and such things req,:re date of birth and

not date of conception.'(2) "I believe it is up to our churches and special interest groups such as Arizonans for Life to persuade prople that abortions are wrong for

vIhate.er reurcons they may have. Government snould stay out of the private lives of the citizens. Isupport your right to work to educateti~o. .

(2) "1I support prohibition of public fundiep of any abortions no matter what the reasons.''(4) "'1 V.uJ wdspport erganizations such as yours in making this information available to all women through hospitals, clinics and doctors offices."(5) "1 th-irk organizations 'ouch as yours and charities could be set up to provide such aid and would be much more effective than the govern-

rnt is at anything. I would publicly support this form of action."

"Jerry" DENOMME YES YES15) "I would have to see the specifics, however."

(RI BURTON BARR* YES YES YES YES YES(15) "but v,,ou~d need to see the specific legislation."A s rn a/orirk" leader has consisten tl'/vo ted pro-life.

(R) PETE DUNN* YES YES YES YES YES(4) "1I epcnsured suJch legjislation during thu last svssiun of the legislature. It passed the House but was defeated in the Senate."Hu; voted pro-life, every time the issue has comc bcfore the Housc.

(LI FRED ESSER YES NO NO NO NO(3) '"sh ::her to abert or not is a moral decision to be made by each individual. While I personally believe abortion is wrong, I do not believe it

th e func'ion of gjovernment to legislate thu parameters, and I am opposed to public funding of any t/pe to promote or discourage abortion."

IL) JOE M. O'CONNELL NO131 would delete "'except to p,-event the death of the mother.""

Legislative District 19

Sen ate

(RI RAY ROTTAS* Declined to answer(31 "In cases involving(5) "depending on the

NO Declined to answer YES YESrape, incest, or physical health of the mother, abortion should be allowed."circumstances involved and excepting cases involving rape, incest, or physical health of the motner,"

House(R) JANE DEE HULL YES NO YES NO Undecided

12) "!I &r nut runni:,g for thu U.S. Congress.''5i "'It ,.ould depend upon the cost of the program mr~d I would question rather Arizona Right to Life would want to accept government

anr:, ."

I-ifo 0Iso(D) JEROME

YES YES YES

NO YES

to be honest. I cannot-predict my vote on legisaton that has no: ye:

0 U E S T I 0 NS5:l1)

Do you DISAGREE welhSupreme Court dcisionlegaliziny abortion?

121VWoiId you Sulport a cunsti-tutional aimendment prohibit.ing abortion except to prevent

death of mother?

13)Do you support PROHIB01.

TION of public funding forabortion except to preventdeath of miother?

(A)Would you suppo't legislationrequiring all wometn prior toabortion be given informationincluding development of baby

at timc abortion is to beperformed?

(51Would you support"alternatives to abor-

would provide r~ta.cla

aid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanCeswarrant such assistance?

CR) LINDA R~OENTHAL

CR) TONY WEST* YES YES

lbs s/)orw~red pro -/;fe iljislation and

YEShas voted pro-life every time the issue came before

CL) MICHAEL A. VOGT

Legislative District 20

Senate

(D) LELA ALSTCN"

No Rusponsc

No Response

(R) GEORCE A.H1USSEY YES YES YES YES YES

House

(0) E. H. "Ed" BSROAD YES YES YES YES YES

(D) ROLAND W. JAMES NO NO YES YES

(1) "1I diagree with the decision as you have stated it."

(2) "1 would include other exceptions."(3) "I would include o~tner exceptions."(4) "1 am in favor of information on the development of the cmbroyo~sic), fetus, and baby."

(5) ''very tie finitely.''

CD) DEBBIE McCUNE YES YES YES YES YES

(D) SUE TUCKER No Response

(R) KENT ISON YES YES YES Declined to answer Declined to answer

(4) "Maybe"(5) "Maybe"

(R) LILLIAN JORDAN* YES YES YES YES YESHas sponsored pro-life legislation and voted pro-lifc every time thc issuc came before the House.

CR) LEONA R. MILLER Declined to answer Declined to answer Declined to answcr YES YES

Legislative District 21Sen ate

(D) R)CHAR ' 2AL Dcci ned to c:ns'.er cquestions." i ,.r,-.a </ ;.:in,t ,Yjoti, or.,i[, ";4 nat 2, e <~o':::.. Let netter for (;avernn.en:rt ',isLtion. it . "rJi O;S'..tr"

NO YES

YESYESthe House.

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(LI DON STOTT No Response

House(D) JENNIE COX No Response

CD) ROBERT "R.T." GRIFFIN YES YES YES(3) "1 rdo fe,b that in some ca:.,% of RAPE public fundi1ng should come into play."

(D) RICHARD A. LACESSE No Response

(R)W. JACK KELLY YES NO YES(2) "1 believe that ahortion is a matter between a vwoman and her doctor, and between

her Cod - I do not condone T, ortlon but neither do I think it can be legislated."(5) would support "social services"';vwould not support "financial aid.""

YES

YESa woman end

YES

her conscience andDeclined to answer

between a woman and

YES(5) "'Also birth control education."Cons"/stent/ly supports pro -life leg2islation.

(R) ELIZABETH ADAMS ROCKWELL*

(LI A. B. CULP No Response

(L) ROBERT M. DUGGER YES(3) "1 suppor

No Response

NO YESt the public funding of any medical expense for any reason.

Leqlislativo District 22Senate i(D) MANUEL PENA, JR.' YES YES YES YES YESl

Cons tn tly S'upports pr0-lift) legislation.!

(D) SUE PERKINS No Response .(D) LEON THOMPSON, JR. No Response

Ho useC

(D) ART HAMI LTON* No Response :

Voted for pub/ic fund/nj7 of abortions 3/9/78.

_____________________________________________________________ I.(D) EARL V. WILCOX' No Response

Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78

(L) RAYMOND J. STENGEL NO NO YES NO NO I(3) "1I support mos ri,:<c 2 - -: &, .2 '.Z uindinO."( 4 ) " 3 u t p r i v , t c o r a .& , : [ n : } o : u . 3 a li o w c J t o p r o v i d e i t .

(R) DONALD IKENNEY* YES YES YES YES

NO

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Q U EST ION S:i1i

Do you DISAGREE withSupremo Court deccision

legalizing abortion?

9 1 ) ] I121Woul you support a consti

tutional amendmert prohibt-

ins abortion except so prcvert

death of mother?

Do you support PROHIBI-

TION of public funding forabortion except to preventdeath of mother?

(it)Would you support legislationrequiring all women prior toabortion be giver, informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to bepe rformeCd?

(51Would you Support"a~tcrnat~ves to atoo--lion"' ogisa*t t '-"would provide fmtna,-salaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

Legislative District 23

Senate

(D) FRANCES F. FORD YES NO NO YES YES

(D) ALFREDO GUTIERREZ* No Response

(D) SAMUEL WESLEY No Response

(R) BENNY JOE (Bosso Nova) NO YES No Response YES YESBR OWN

House

(D) TONY R. ABRIL, SR.* YES YES YES YES YESVoted for public funding of abortions 3/9/78.

(D) J. D. HOLMES YES YES YES YES YES

(D) ALBERT (Johnny Boy) MARSHALL No Response

(D) HORACE E. OWENS NO NO NO YES YES

(D) LEON THOMPSON" No ResponseVoted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/'78.

(L) TYLER OLSON YES YES YES N~O

Legislative District 24

Senate

(D) JAMES McCULLOUGH YES YES YES YES YES

(D) JEAN REED ROBERTS No Response

(D) TIM ROCKEY NO4 NO NO Declined to answer YES(4) "D,,cuends on tbe specific letjiiiution."

(R) PHIL ,MORGAN YES YES YES YES YESu5) "Wn~ ruc ,v,:.icns - only/ if f-nrcds cannot be proui dcd by family or probable father."

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(LI RAN:DY DANA PAULSEN NO Yt 3 ----] , ~ S'"" ; .-

NO NOHouse

uLJ UtO L ULL C K Decne di to ans wev r'a. It is a woman's decision whetrer or not to cotnsider abortion. b. Abortion is a medical procedure. Therefore the woman and her doctor arethe ones to make thaut decision, c. Sex education and family planning are in the field on preventive medicine and should be so handled. d. ibelieve good health ..

(DI DAVID A. GORMA\J YES YES YES YES YES(RI PETE CORPSTEJN* YES YES ESYES YES

Hos cc-sponsored pro -life legislation and consisten tly voted pro./ife.(R) CAL HOLMAN* NO NO Declined to answer NO YES

(31 "Have you stopped Leatingj your baby? This is not a black or white issue."Voted for public funding2 of abortions 3/9/78. O -!___________________________

(RI)BILL HETNYES YES YES YES YES !SHELTON (4, ' do~n't support bortions. I suoport this only as a last resu~t."

5) 'Oniy as a ast result, don't b liev e in abortions!"

(LI DEBBIE M. NORWITZ YES NO YES . NO NO(LI VIRGINIA M. PAULSEN YES NO YES YES NO !

-egislative District 25

Senate(D) TIM EVENS NO NO YES YES YES

(11 & (21 "!,believe that the question of abortion is a persona! question that must be resolved by each person according to her religiouspre cepts.

(4) & (5) "'As lone as this program does not cost any more than is already available from the public coffers."(DI JERRI PASTOR No Response

(RI)TRUDY CAMPING* YES YES YES YES YESHas introduced pro-life leg7islation and voted pro life consistently.

(LI MICHAEL C. MONSON NO NO YES NO NO

House(DI LOUIS RHODES N'o Response

(DI JAMES RICE YES YES YES YES YES(2) "A constitutiona l ar-nendm , nt prohibiting a! ortion except to sa.'.e tuoe Ic of -. mother is sensible anh but one step in the right direction."(3 'I.pp. ; pb e ,n ,l Hg f dlortioo du e to tihe fact tShu.t nm -ny v;. h: fue.ded abortions are occuring arJ will continue to occur at whatap)p .rs to be a v.holi(:le rute, irrespetive (f pronar counc :in trgo thu mother or possible alternatives to abortion.''

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NO NO

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Q U CS TIO N SI1l

Do youJ DICA2HLL iwuthSurpremc Court decisi on

iegalizing abortion?

3 1] ! ) !121

't~ullC Io iJ)P~Ott a cirsti

tat ional amLn isV cut prohs:t1n5 ,ThOrtionl OCc;pt to pr2.,,ent

death of osother?

1?') ;(3)

Do you support PROH 101-

TION of public funding forTur ton exep to preventdeath of mother?

l'4)Would you support Iogislation

requiring atlwomrn prior to

abortion be given informationincluding development of baby

at time abortion is to beperformeod?

(5)Would you support

"a',crnativ ; tO ,iir-

would provide financialaid and social servicesto pregnant womenwhose circumstanceswzrrant such assistance?

CR) D. LEE JONES' YES YES YES YES YES(5) 'I would have to sue the individual piece of leijsation.""! support the riujht-to-life concept and oppose abortions. My/ brochure and my votes in the Legislature attest to my stand in this area."lflf: coI)sisU/ntiy voted pro life.

(R) JACQUE STEINER' Declined to answcr'As a Christian, I great:,/ admire your organizations concern for life. My efforts in this area will be to work to strengthen the family and to en.

courage each individual to accept the full responsibility for his or hcr actions in the interest of prcventing :he tragic need for a decision . ...

Voted for pub/ic funding of abortions 3/9/78. WF

Legis!ative District 26

Senate

(R) ROD McMULLIN" YES YES YES YES YES(2) 'Yes, if victims of rape were inclucded in the exception.,

(L) LEONA KROGER NO NO YES NO NO(3) "No government funding should be used to discourage, prohibit, encourage or provide abortions."

House

(D) MARY C. HEGA2TY YES YES YES YES YES

(D) EDITH "Jo" LAETZ No Response

CR) PETER IKAY* YES YES YES YES w(R) FRANK KELLEY* YES YES YES YES YES

Has voted pro-life on all related/lgislation.

(L) JAMES C. JEFFERIES YES YES YES YES NO

CL) JOAN VANDERSLICE NO NO NO NO NO

Legislative District 27

Senate

(D) BOB ASHE Declined to answr"! s~.:,cd th~e qauinuire and conclude it not possib Ie for n. ,, inz aJdc:ac 32cc, to gu,.e a simple YES or NO answer to all the questions..At,,, attempt to amend the consttution shoutd make p~os.:b btra-. for a person who becomes pregnant because of incest or rape."

(R) JAMES A. "Jim" MACK' YES NO --- YES YES

CL) LEANNA F. GARRISON No Response"% Jr'1 * -~ I

H ouseo

(D) PEGGY BURTON No Response

(D) GENE KADISH No Response

(D) TED KING YES YES YES YES YES

(R) WILLIAM G. "Bill" BARKS NO NO NO YES YES

CR) JUANITA HARELSON* YES Declined to answer Declined to answer YES NO(2) "There are ccrtain circumstances which are so devastating to the woman that the doctor's opinion should count over a blanket pro-

hibition that covers aul situations."(3) 'The same rule as (2) applies."'(4) "If it isn't already oeing done."(5) "That's too late, basic sex education and standards of morality have to have precedence."Voted for public funding2 of ab ortions 3/.9/78.

CR) LEWIS "Law" TAMBS YES YES YES YES YES

CR) DOUG TODD No Response

(L) DENNIS DAVIS No Response

Legislative District 28

Senate

(D) GENE Clmogene) MOORE Declined to answer'Your standa:rd3 and ideals are commendible. The Miracle and beauty of having delivered three children myself leaves me understanding andsymnpathy! on the isuu. Each person and each situation being different from another makes ideaf legislation difficult and difficult to enforce.I would like the opportunity to speak to your ..

(R) STEVE BIRRINGER YES YES YES YES YES(1) "1 heI eve abortion is wronep anti I stron,.-ly oppose thu U.S. Supreme Court's legalization of abortion. My/ ';ervice in the State Senate wX:

P ,..Ce d~ctdvC opposition to abortion.(2) '1 will not onl,/supnoit such anq ame:.,dmcnt, but I will do everything possible in the Arizona State Senate to improve chances for passage

of :uch a consti tutiun l a :,;me . "(3) "N'o public funds should be spent to promote abortion and I will actively work to cut off any such funding."(4) "The abortionists and their backers appear to benefit when there is a lack of knowledge about the development of the unborn baby. Such

information, at the very lenst, shoued be made available."(5) "The main purpose of government should be to protect life. Any steps that will help to save the lives of unborn babies should be taken."

CR) GEORGE BRODE RICK

CR) ROBERT B. U2DANEZ*

YES YES YES YES YES(3) "On the federal level, I favor the Hyde Amendment, and I support similar legislation on the state and action on the county level."(4) "We rarely make a dlecision - even the most minute purchase without thinking it over; surely a matter of life calls for all :,"formation

avuiiable and soiritual Ljuidane, as well.'"(E) "I wo ~uid have to examine the specific piece of legislation involved, judging each proposed alternative on its own merits."

No Re:ptanse

0QUEST IO0NS.(1)

Do you DISAGRE[E wthSuprcmc Court dccr,ion

legalizing abortion?

(21?ouhil you support a con~ti.

tutional amendment prohibit-

irn abortion exccp to prcc-t

dcato of mother?

(3)Do you support PROH lI.

TION of public funding forabortion except to prevor',tdeath of mother?

(4)Would you support legislation

requiring all women prior tOabortion be given informationincluding development of babyat time abortion is to beperformed?

(5)Would you Support"alternatives tO abor-tion" legislation thatwould provide financialaid and social servicesto prcgnant womenwhose circumstanceswarrant such assistance?

CL) SUMNER D. DODGE NO YES YES YES NO(1) 'I am in favor of women making decision. 1 urn not in favor of the Governmcnt getting involved in thls process."

Ho u se(DI SCUDDER GOOKIN Dcliucd to ans'wer quas. Declined to answver qucs. De:clined to answer ques. YES Dec.to answcr ques.

(1) I hwc ma ro thcSuprme ourtdoclion, terefore, I don't know if I agree or disagree. If, as your question states, the decision does)('rrnit abortion on racqurr;t through the FULL te~rm (9 mouths). I disarre with that portion of the decision."'

(2) "I am not a candidate for Congress, so I am not able to support or oppose it. I would not support such a measure if I could because tdon't feel this ver'/ personal, moral, relilious prolem is thu{ business of government''

(3) "I doa not support puihiic funding of alortioa uther than for physical health reasons because this is non~e of Government's business. Abor-tion is a mnoral, religious, persanal problem that must by solved by people dealing with those problems. Government should not be involvedexcept if criminal ativities are indicated.

(4) "information should be required to be given to non-physical need patients. I would not support the requirement of this information beinggiven to a mother whose life is in danger. The doctor should be charged with that decision in such cases."

(5) "I will support such legislation so long as it is accompanied by a much broader work and family oriented welfare overhaul. We must get"welfare generations" to work. Work is what made this country great - not welfare .

(D) TONY RAINERI YES YES YES YES YES

(RI BETTY BENNESON YES YES YES YES YES(2) "with re'servations about pregnancy from rape or incest - both of which I feel are morally wrong."(5) "I have reservations as to WHO decides and to what extent financial aid and social services would be provided."

(R) DAVID B. KRET YES YES YES(21 "I F it also excepted pregnancy initiated by rape.(3) "I would also permit public funding for terminating pregnancies initiated by rape."(5) "Depending on the specific orevisions of such legislation."

(R) JIM SKELLY* YES YES YES YES YES(5) "Would have to sca specific legislation.''

Has sponsored pro -ife legislation, voted consistently pro-life.

(L) MACK C. LAKE No Rcsponse

Legislative District 29

Senate(D) GEORGE E. CLASEMAN YES Declincd to answer YES YES YES

( "vod have to sea; thu language of the amendment. It mir;.ht be too restrictive for me to support."

(RI JACK J. TAYLOR* YSYES YE'2. "'i . : .1 -: a . c a ,a rape' ad inces:t intao a ne'.: t.

YES YES

S YES YES

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PHOENIX, AR IZONAPermit No. 269

Nay 19, 1978

AO)BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Karen R. Miil5s

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Dear Friend:

Thank you for indic~.ting your commitment to proteczingthe unborn. Although during the last 5 years we havemadec a great deal of progress toward restoring respnectfor human life, many willing hearts and helping handsare still needed for a Human Life Amendment

We are no. well into the actual task of our voteridentification survey. This project w:ill identifyevery pro-life voter in the districts that we have selec-ted. This information will then make us far more effec-tive in dealing with lawmakers concerning pro-lifelegislation.

This is vour opportunity to support th pro-life move-ment without leaving your home. It entails makinvSap. ro-rinately 200 telephone calls over a 2 month period,asking specific questions and recordin- the responses.We need many volunteers. If each person who reads this.would volunteer his or her time, we would then be ableto each maize far fewer calls than the estimated 200.

If we are to make tiledA teme~mzin__the upc~minj~election then we must identify the pro-life voters_,prov~de__tber wLtmif~rmation enabling them to vote

_Pro o- !_i_ a__d~isst--t mingLtinto t__t --- oil s i _nN~ovember.-

Ariconan- for Life is currently publishing a newslettery'i.I "d '<i.. --e th re 4 .- ' on. :.-I:0- ,fe leo --,.-l -iO--n -events both on the national scene and here at home.If yoi do not now receive this but would iike to, pleasesend $5.00 and the enclosed card and you will be promptlyadded to our newsletter mailing list.

It is al',ways necessarv for, me to remind our suni:ortersof our constant need for" financial contributions'. Althoug~hArizonans for Life is staffed entirely by ded icatedvolunteers, (we have no p ryroll) , our printir s mai4 linand office extpenses never seema-to Cea:se. In an electionyear these expenses a re incresed many fold and I pray'

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Congressman Hienry Hyde, speaking to a Mlaryland group expressedmy feeling remarkably well whden he said, "When we face the finaljudg~ement I really think that those in the pro-life movementwill not be alone. I think there will be a chorus of voices thathave never been h eard in this world but are heard very beautifullyand very loudly in the next world and I think they, will plead foreveryone who has been in the movement. They will say to God,'Spare them because they loved us,' and God] will look at us andsay not, 'Did you succeed?'. but 'Did you try?'.

On~ce again, thank you for trying.

Sincerely,

!,,, Karen R. Willis

Chair'man, Arizonans for Life

P.S. I have enclosed information pertaining to the conferencesponsorcJ by the educational organization of the pro-life2ovcrmen -- ~iof... la~h~t___p Life *Please consider attending,

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