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Mr. George F. RishelAssistant General CounselOffice of the General CounselFederal Elections Commission999 E Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20463

S Dear Mr. Rishel:

Please accept my thanks for meeting with me and Ted. Jones on Friday, July 29, 1988 in your office and giving us your

suggestions on how I might more fully report to the Federal- Elections Commission actions taken by my client in a recent

special election in the Fourth Congressional District ofLouisiana on March 8, 1988. As I indicated to you, it seemed tome that my option of a letter to the Commission setting forth thefacts would more fully illuminate what occurred rather than

o trying to amend campaign committee reports previously filed withthe Commission with attached explanations. As this letter will

" reflect later on, we may recommend certain campaign committeereports previously filed with the Commission be amended withregard to my client, but it was my desire to make a fulldisclosure to the Commission in a way which was the most easilyunder stood.

I represent Mr. William Templeton, a private businessman in Shreveport, Louisiana who was an unpaid volunteer workerfor the Stan Tiner campaign for the Fourth Congressional Distriseat from Louisiana. That special election was called to fillthe seat recently vacated by former Congressman Buddy Roemer, nGovernor Buddy Roemer of Louisiana. While Mr. Templeton was nodesignated as such, a fair review of the situation would indicathat Mr. Tenpleton was the manager of the Stan Tiner campaign.All of the campaign committee reports required by the FederalElections Committee nave been previously filed. One of thereports was amended. Tne following recitation sets forth factswhich are not fully explicated on the previously-filed campaigncommittee reports and might not be, given my reading of theform. It is, however, as I indicated to you, Mr. Templeton'sdesire and intent to make a full disclosure of what occurred so

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that the Commission can have a full understanding of matterswhich might not appear on the Committee reports but which I haveadvised him are relevant to the jurisdiction of the Commission.

A political consulting company named Political ActionCompany, owned by Mr. David Roach of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, wasretained by the Tiner campaign committee to provide politicalconsulting services to the Campaign. Included in these serviceswere the securing of items for the benefit of the campaign (to bereimbursed), including tv and radio time. The general procedurewas that Political Action Company would forward invoices to theCommittee for payment by the Committee. On February 11, 1988,Mr. Templeton made a personal loan to Mr. David Roach of$30,000.00. That money was used by Political Action Company for

rj Tiner campaign related expenses. The Committee became indebtedto Political Action Company in the amount of $54,686.95 for items

, purchased by Political Action Company on behalf of the Committeeafter February 11, 1988.

On February 12, 1988 due to the absence of the campaigntreasurer from the City of Shreveport and tne necessity to be ontelevision over the weekend, Mr. Templeton personally wrote threechecks as follows:

(D#206 KSLA-rv $ 1,700.00#207 KTAL-IrV 1,020.00

-) #208 KTBS-rv 2,720.00

- On August 1, 1988, the Stan Tiaer campaign committee paidTempleton $5,440.00 in reimbursement for the three Templeton88ecks of February 12, 1988.

On February 19, 1988, Paragon Resources, Inc. (Paragon), anindependent oil company of which Mr. Templeton is president wrotethree cnecks for television time for the Tiner campaign committeeas follows:

#38307 KTAL-TV $ 2,465.00#35S10 KTBS-TV 3,931.25#38513 KSLA- V 4,037.50

On February 26, 1988, Paragon wTote another check for televisiontime as follows:

$ 2,388.50KTBS-TV#38532


On March 8, 1988, Political Action Company paid Paragon$12,822.25 in reimbursement for the Parason checks set forthabove. The Committee has reimbursed Political Action Committeefor these funds.

On March 1, 1988, Mr. Templeton made a personal loan toMr. Roach in the amount of $30,000.00 which was deposited withPolitical Action Company. Some of these funds were likewise usedfor Tiner campaign related expenses.

On July 26, 1988, Stan Tiner, the former candidate,loaned the Committee $50,000.00 from his own personal funds

- secured from a bank loan. On July 27, 1988, the Committee repaidPolitical Action Company the $54,686.95 owed to that company for

") items paid for by the Political Action Company on behalf of theComittee after February 11, 1988. On July 27,9 1988, Mr. Roachrepaid Templeton the $60,000.00 personal loan.

As of this writing, all debts owed to Political ActionCompany by the Committee have been paid, and all debts owed toMr. Templeton by the Committee have been paid and all debts owedto Paragon by the Comittee have been paid. Finally, there arenow no obligations of the Committee of any kind other than to the

oD candidate.

While not precisely relevant, but for completeness sake,-) I advise you that during the windup of the Committee'Is af fairs,

Mr . Templeton inadvertently failed to forward backup-- documentation on tv buys which he had to approve to Political

Action Company which" delayed submission of invoices by PoliticalAction Company to the Committee. In addition, certainout-of-pocket expense invoices from Political Action Company tothe Committee were sent to the Committee but aever received whichcaused a delay in reporting these invoices by the Committee.These obligations have been previously reported by the Committeepursuant to an amendment to the Committee's report filed on April14, 1988.

We have an ongoing review of the Committee's reportfilings underway. We may recommend to the Committee that severalof thie filings be amended, if appropriate.

This submission is made, as I set forth above, to fullyinform thie Commission of the transactions and the now successfulefforts of the Committee, Mr. Tiner and Mr. Templeton to placeany financial obligations of the Committee on Mr. Tiner by an


approved bank loan or contributions to the Committee and alsomake a full exposition of the facts to the Commission.

Respectfu y.

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Dear Mr. Rishel:

At the request of my counsel, Mr. John R. Martzell, pleasefind enclosed a copy of a letter from me to Mr. Bill Smith,Treasurer of the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee, in which Irecommended that certain amendments be made to campaign commit-tee reports previously filed with the Federal ElectionCommission ("Commission"). Mr. Martzell's letter to you datedAugust 1, 1988 indicated that we may recommend to the Committeethat certain previously-filed committee reports be amended. Iwill ask the Committee to forward to you copies of anyamendments as soon as they are mailed to the Commission.

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As discussed, I personally contacted counsel with exper-in Federal Election Commission reporting matters in orderhe might advise us what amendments, if any, we need toregarding the following matters affecting the Stan Tinerttee:

1. Disclosure of the TV time purchases by W. M.Templeton,

2. The proper reporting of the Committee's obligationsto Political Action Company ("PAC") in view of thefact that some monies were expended by PAC prior toFebruary 17, 1988, and whether or not the obligationto PAC for these expenditures should be reported onthe February 17, 1988 FEC report,

3. The proper reporting of the Committee's obligationsto PAC in view of the $7,081.36 credit issued to theCommittee by PAC to correct the fact that PAC billedthe Committee for TV time actually purchased by W. M.Templeton and due to other small billing errors, and

4. To disclose the fact that Paragon Resources, Inc. didmake TV time purchases on behalf of the Committee,and that such TV time purchases were reimbursed byPAC and included in the listed obligations owed bythe Committee to PAC.

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Please find attached three schedules which detail to theCommittee, amendments recommended by me regarding the followingFEC reports filed by the Committee:

1. Report covering period 1/1/88 through 2/17/88,

2. Report covering period 2/18/88 through 3/31/88,including amended report filed on 7/15/88, and

3. Report covering 4/1/88 through 6/30/88.

Should you have any questions concerning this letter, orthe amendments which are hereby recommended by me, please donot hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

W. M. Temp eton

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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEProposed Amendments to FEC ReportsAs Recommended by W. M. Templeton

Report covering 1/1/88 through 2/17/88

Debts owed per report 4$49466.21

Amendments recommended:

(1) Of the invoices dated 3/8/88 from Political Action Company ("PAC") to theCommittee, $9,480.52 of the expenditures were made on or prior to2/17/88, as follows:

From Inv. #88-107:

*02/11/88 Ad. Comm Adv. $5,000.002/12/88 Ad. Comm Adv. 2,531.082/12/88 Bill Profita 228.00

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$79,769 .08

From Inv. #88-109:

2/17/88 PBS Printing 1,711.44

oD TOTAL $9,480.52

Thus, it is recommended that an obligation to PAC of $9,480.52 as of2/17/88 be added to this report, with the description of the services as"TV production and printing".

(2) Add obligation of $5,440.00 due W. M. Templeton for TV buys made on2/12/88:

KSLA-TV $1,700.00KTBS-TV 29720.00KTAL-TV 1.020.00

TOTAL $5,440.00

If the above recommended amendments are made, the total obligations of theCommittee as of February 17, 1988 would increase from $4,466.21 to $19,386.73.

STAN TIMER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEProposed Amendments to FEC ReportsAs Recommnended by W. M. Templeton

Report covering period 2/18/88 through 3/31/8

Debts owed per amended report $849538.59

Amendments reconmmended:

(1) Add $5,440.00 owed to W. M. Templeton (carryover from amended2/17/88 report).

(2) Deduct $7,084.36 from amount owed Political Action Company ("PAC") dueto: (i) issuance of credit memo by PAC resulting from erroneously billing

N., $5,440.00 for TV time purchased which was actually paid for by W. M.Templeton and (ii) for $1,644.36 in other billing errors. Total amount

flo owed PAC at 3/31/88 - $64,811.95.

(N (3) Make an explanatory attachment to the amended 3/31/88 debts andobligations schedule that $12,822.25 of the amount owed to PAC was formonies paid by PAC to Paragon Resources, Inc. ("Paragon") for TV timepurchases made on behalf of the Committee by Paragon on February 19 and26, 1988.

If the above recommended amendments are made, the toal obligations of theCommittee as of March 31, 1988 would decrease from $84,538.59 to $82,894.23.

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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEProposed Amendments to FEC ReportsAs Recommended by W. M. Templeton

Report covering period 4/1/88 through 6/30/88

Debts owed per report $84,288.59

Amendments recommended:

(1) Add $5,440.00 owed to W. M. Templeton.

(2) Adjust debt owed to Political Action Company from $71,896.00 to$64,811.95.

If the above recommended amendments are made, the total obligations of theCommittee as of June 30, 1988 would decrease from $84,288.59 to $82,644.54.

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FIRST GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT

Pre-MUR: 195Date Pre-MUR Received by

OGC: 8/2/88Date Pre-MUR

Acknowledged: 8/8/88Staff Member: Reilly

SOURCE OF Pre-MUR: Letter from John R. Martzell, Esq.

RESPONDENTS: Stan Tiner Campaign Committee and Bill Wene Smith,as treasurerWilliam M. TempletonParagon Resources, Inc.

oD Political Action Company

RELEVANT STATUTES: 2 U.S.C. S 441b2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A)2 U.S.C. S 441a(f)2 U.S.C. S 434(b)(8)2 U.S.C. S 434(b) (4)

INTERNAL REPORTS CHECKED: Disclosure Reports

FEDERAL AGENCIES CHECKED: None

I. GENERATION OF THE MATTER

The Office of the General Counsel received a sua sponte

letter ("the Pre-MUR") on August 2, 1988, from John R. Martzell,counsel for William M. Templeton./ The basis of the Pre-MUR are

certain financial transactions conducted by the entities

identified below.

1/ Prior to the submission of this letter, on July 29, 1988,Mr. Martzell and Mr. Ted Jones met with staff from the Office ofthe General Counsel to informally discuss these possibleviolations of the Act. Staff suggested that reports on thepublic record be amended and explained the sua sponte process tothem.

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II. APPARENT VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT

A. BACKGROUND

The focal point of this matter is William Templeton,

identified in the Pre-MUR letter as an unpaid volunteer and

manager of the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ("the Committee*),

(although not specifically so designated by the Committee). The

Committee was formed to elect Stan Tiner to the fourth

congressional seat in the State of Louisiana. The Committee used

a political consulting company, Political Action Company ("the

Company"), for polling and media purchases.2/ The Company is

owned by David Roach. Also involved in the transactions in

question is Paragon Resources, Inc. ("the Corporation"), an oil

company of which Mr. Templeton is president. As discussed below,

the Pre-MUR identifies several distinct factual situations that

appear to be violations of the Act.

B. EXCESSIVE CONTRIBUTIONS

The Pre-MUR states that the Company secured media buys for

the Committee, with the "general procedure" being that the

Company forwarded invoices to the Committee for payment. The

Pre-MUR asserts that on February 11, 1988, Mr. Templeton made a

$30,000 "personal loan" to Mr. Roach that was used by the Company

for Tiner Committee "campaign related expenses." The Committee

is said to have then incurred debts to the Company totalling

$54,686.95. On March 1, 1988, Mr. Templeton made a second

2/ According to the Louisiana State Department of Corporations,this entity is not incorporated.

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$30,000 payment to Mr. Roach. The Pre-MUR also characterizes

this transaction as a *personal loan, stating that [1s8ome of

these funds were likewise used for Tiner campaign related

expenses." Pre-MUR at 3. According to the Pre-MUR, on July 27,

1988, the Committee "repaid [the Company) the $54,686.95 owed to

that company for items paid for by [the Company] on behalf of the

Committee after February 11, 1988." Id. Also on that date,

Mr. Roach is said to have repaid Mr. Templeton the "$60,000

personal loan.' 3/

Pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A), persons are limited to

contributing $1,000 per election to an authorized committee of a

candidate. The Act defines a contribution to include any gift

-- loan, advance, or deposit of money or anything of value made by

any person for the purpose of influencing any election for

Federal office. 2 U.S.C. S 431(8). Political committees are

prohibited from accepting contributions exceeding the Act's

limitations. 2 U.S.C. S 441a(f).

3/ It appears the Committee had little available cash on hand atthe time of these transactions. On the closing date of the Pre-Special Election Report (February 17, 1988) the Committee hadonly $2,091.14 in available cash. The Committee receivedcontributions totalling $8,441.14 prior to the March 1, 1988,date of the second "loan," however the Committee expended$7,387.90 during this same period. Thus, its cash on hand onMarch 1, 1988, was approximately $1,053.24.

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In the instant case, the evidence indicates that,

notwithstanding the characterization of these transactions as

"personal loans," Mr. Templeton's funds were advances made by him

on behalf of the Committee for media expenses. These advances

thus constitute contributions within the meaning of 2 U.S.C.

S431(8). Three reasons support this result.

First, as campaign manager, Mr. Templeton would have been

aware of the Committee's apparently precarious financial status

in the period immediately preceeding the special election.

Second, the $60,000 given to Mr. Roach by Mr. Templeton, coupled

(Nr with Mr. Roach's acknowledged application of this money to the

Committee's account, also supports the proposition that the funds

- were advanced by Mr. Templeton on behalf of the Committee.

Third, the Committee's simultaneous payment of its account with

C) the Company on the same day Mr. Roach allegedly repaid

4r. Templeton underscores that these transactions were

interwoven. Accordingly, this Office recommends that the

Commission find reason to believe William Templeton violated

2 U.S.C. S44la(a)(i)(A). Similarly, this Office recommends that

the Commission find reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign

Committee and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.

S 441a(f) by accepting this excessive in-kind contribution.

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C. OTHER CONTRIBOTIONS

Mr. Templeton also made other payments on behalf of the

Committee. On February 12, 1988, he wrote three personal checks

totalling $5,440 for three television ads. The Pre-MUR explains

that Mr. Templeton paid for these ads because the campaign

treasurer was out of town, however, Mr. Templeton was not

reimbursed for these expenditures until August 1, 1988.

As previously noted, the Act defines contributions to

include advances and loans, and limits individuals to


-Z candidate. 2 U.S.C. SS 431(8) and 441a(a) (1) (A).

It appears that by furnishing funds for the ads,

Mr. Templeton advanced $5,440 on behalf of the Committee. ThisC)

advance is a contribution exceeding the limitation at 2 U.S.C.

S 441a(a)(1)(A). Thus, there is an additional basis for the

recommendation that respondent violated this section. Similarly,

the Committee's permitting Mr. Templeton to personally advance

these funds is an additional basis for the recommendation that

the Committee violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(f).

D. CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS

The Pre-MUR admits that in February, 1988, additional

television ads totalling $12,822.25 were paid for by Paragon

Resources, Inc. These checks were said to have been payable to

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the TV stations. On March 8, 1988, the Company reimbursed the

Corporation for the amounts expended. The Pre-MUR further

asserts that the Committee reimbursed the Company for these

funds. The date of this second reimbursement has not been

provided.

The Act prohibits corporations from making contributions in

connection with a federal election. 2 U.S.C. S 441b. Political

committees are prohibited from accepting corporate contributions.

Id. Individuals are limited to contributing $1,000 per election

to an authorized committee of a candidate. 2 U.S.C.NT

S 441a(a)(i)(A). A contribution includes any loan, advance, gift

of money, services and anything of value. See, 2 U.S.C.

- SS 441b(b) (2) and 431(8) (A).

In light of the foregoing, it appears that Paragon

Resources, Inc. purchased TV ads on behalf of the Committee.

Therefore, there is reason to believe the Corporation violated

2 U.S.C. S 441b(a). Moreover, Political Action Company's

treimbursement payments to the Corporation on behalf of the

Committee were advances on behalf of the Committee in an amount

exceeding the limitations of 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(1)(A).

Therefore, there is reason to believe Political Action Company

violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(I)(A). Similarly, the Committee's

use of the ads is also the acceptance of both an in-kind

prohibited contribution and an advance in violation of 2 U.S.C.

SS 441b(a) and 441a(f).

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B. POSSIBL REPORTING VIOLATIONS

The Act requires political committees to report the total

amount of contributions received in a reporting period and to

report the identification of all persons contributing an

aggregate amount in excess of $200. 2 U.S.C. S 434(b)(2)(A) and

(b) (3) (A). Additionally, the Act requires political committees

to report the amount of outstanding debts and obligations.

2 U.S.C. S 434(b) (8).\0

The Committee failed to report the financial activity noted

in the Pre-MUR, including the contributions arising from the

funds advanced by Mr. Templeton and the corporate contributions

-- used to pay for the TV ads. The Committee also failed to report

these obligations as debts on their reports.4/ Therefore, this

Office recommends that there is reason to believe the Committee

violated 2 U.S.C. SS 434(b)(2)(A) and (b)(3)(A) and 434(b)(8).

III. RECOHMNDATIONS

1. Find reason to believe William M. Templeton violated2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A).

2. Find reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign Committeeand Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.SS 441a(f), 441b(a), 434(b) (2) (A) and (b) (3) (A) and434(b) (8).

4/ In a letter submitted on August 10, 1988, Mr. Templetonindicated that he had recommended to the Committee thatcorrective amendments be filed. To date, amendments have notbeen filed.

3. Find reason to believe Paragon Resource, Inc.,violated 2 U.S.C. oS 441b(a).

4. Find reason to believe Political Action Company violated2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A).

5. Approve the attached letters, factual and legal analyses,and interrogatories and requests for the production ofdocuments.

Lawrence M. NobleGeneral Counsel

BY: 1z 6Date ! Lois G. erner

Associate General Counsel

Attachments1. August 10, 1988 Response2. Interrogatories3. Factual and Legal Analyses4. Letters

Staff Person: Patty Reilly

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BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

In the Matter of

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee and BillWene Smith, as treasurer

William M. TempletonParagon Resources, Inc.Political Action Company

PreMUR 195

CERTIFICATION

I, Marjorie W. Emmons, Secretary of the Federal

Election Commission, do hereby certify that on November 14,

1988, the Commission decided by a vote of 6-0 to take

the following actions in PreMUR 195:

1. Find reason to believe William M. Templetonviolated 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a) (1) (A).

2. Find reason to believe the Stan Tiner CampaignCommittee and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer,violated 2 U.S.C. §§ 441a(f), 441b(a), 434(b)(2) (A) and (b) (3) (A) and 434 (b) (8).

3. Find reason to believe Paragon Resource,violated 2 U.S.C. § 441b(a).

4. Find reason to believe Political ActionCompany violated 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(1)(A).

Inc.,

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Certification for PreMUR 195November 14, 1988

5. Approve the letters, factual and legal analyses,and interrogatories and requests for theproduction of documents, as recommended in theFirst General Counsel's report signed November 7,1988.

Commissioners Aikens, Elliott, Josefiak, McDonald,

McGarry, and Thomas voted affirmatively for the decision.

Attest:

Date /i arjorie W. EmmonsSecretary of the Commission

Received in the Office of Commission Secretary:Tues.,Circulated on 48 hour tally basis: Wed.,Deadline for vote: Mon.,

11-8-88,11-9-88,

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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINC I ON 10 246~ November 17, 1988

John R. Martzell, EsquireMartzell, Thomas & Bickford338 Lafayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

RE: MUR 2787William M. Templeton

Dear Mr. Martzell:

On Novenber 14, 1988, the Federal Election Commission foundthat there is reason to believe your client, William M.Templeton, violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(1)(A), a provision of theFederal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended ("the Act").The Factual and Legal Analysis, which formed a basis for theCommission's finding, is attached for your information.

Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate thatno action should be taken against your client. You may submitany factual or legal materials that you believe are relevant tothe Commission's consideration of this matter. Please submitsuch materials to the General Counsel's Office along with answersto the enclosed questions within 15 days of your receipt of thisletter. Where appropriate, statements should be submitted underoath.

In the absence of any additional information demonstratingthat no further action should be taken against your client, theCommission may find probable cause to believe that a violationhas occurred and proceed with conciliation.

If you are interested in pursuing pre-probable causeconciliation, you should so request in writing. See 11 C.F.R.S 111.18(d). Upon receipt of the request, the Office of theGeneral Counsel will make recommendations to the Commissioneither proposing an agreement in settlement of the matter orrecommending declining that pre-probable cause conciliation bepursued. The Office of the General Counsel may recommend thatpre-probable cause conciliation not be entered into at this timeso that it may complete its investigation of the matter.Further, the Commission will not entertain requests for pre-probable cause conciliation after briefs on probable cause havebeen mailed to the respondent.

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Requests for extensions of time will not be routinelygranted. Requests must be made in writing at least five daysprior to the due date of the response and specific good causemust be demonstrated. In addition, the Office of the GeneralCounsel ordinarily will not give extensions beyond 20 days.

This matter will remain confidential in accordance with2 U.S.c. SS 437g(a) (4) (B) and 437g(a) (12) (A) , unless you notifythe Commission in writing that you wish the investigation to bemade public.

For your information, we have attached a brief descriptionof the Commission's procedures for handling possible violationsof the Act. If you have any questions, please contact PattyReilly, the attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Thomas. Jo efiakCha i rman

EnclosuresFactual and Legal Analysis

0 Procedures1Interrogatories and Request for Production of Documents

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

FACTUAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS

Respondent: William Templeton MUR: 2787



letter ("the Pre-MUR") on August 2, 1988, from John R. Martzell,

counsel for William M. Templeton. The basis of the Pre-MUR are


identified below.

II. APPARENT VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT



manager of the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee, ("the Committee"),

-- (although not specifically so designated by the Committee). The

Committee was formed to elect Stan Tiner to the fourth

congressional seat in the State of Louisiana. The Committee used

a political consulting company, Political Action Company ("The

Company"), for polling and media purchases. Political Action

Company is owned by David Roach. Also involved in the

transactions in question is Paragon Resources, Inc. ("the

Corporation"), an oil company of which Mr. Templeton is

president. As discussed below, the Pre-MUR identifies several

distinct factual situations that appear to be violations of the

Act.

1. EXCESSIVE CONTRIBUTIONS


the Commitee, with the "general procedure" that the Company would

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forwarded invoices to the Committee for payment. The Pre-Mur

asserts that on February 11, 1988, Mr. Templeton made a $30,000

"personal loan" to Mr. Roach that was used by the Company for

Tiner Committee "campaign related expenses." The Committee is

said to have then incurred debts to the Company totalling



this transaction as a "personal loan," stating that "[slome of

these fund were likewise used for Tiner campaign related

PO expenses." Pre-MUR at 3. According to the Pre-MUR, on July 27,

in 1988, the Committee "repaid [the Company] the $54,686.95 owed to




personal loan." */

Pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(1)(A), persons are limited to



loan, advance, or deposit of money or anything of value made by


*/ It appears the Committee had little available cash on hand atthe time of these transactions. On the closing date of the Pre-Special Report (February 17, 1988) the Committee had only$2,091.14 in available cash. The Committee receivedcontributions totalling $8,441.14 prior to the March 1, 1988,date of the second "loan," however the Committee expended$7,387.90 during this same period. Thus, its cash on hand onMarch 1, 1988, was approximately $1,053.24.

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In the instant case, the evidence indicates that,

notwithstanding the characterization of these transactions as

"personal loans", Mr. Templeton's funds were advances on behalf

of the Committee for media expenses. These advances thus

constitute contributions within the meaning of 2 U.S.C. S431(8),

and exceed the Act's contribution limitations. Therefore there

is reason to believe William Templeton violated 2 U.S.C.

S44la(a) (1) (A).

2. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

Mr. Templeton also made other payments on behalf of the

Committee. On February 12, 1988, he wrote three personal checks


that Mr. Templeton paid for these ads because the campaign


& reimbursed for these expenditures until August 1, 1988.




candidate. 2 U.S.C. SS 431(8) and S 441a(a) (1) (A).

it appears that by furnishing funds for the ads,

Mr. Templeton advanced the Committee $5,440, an amount exceeding

the limitation at 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(i)(A). Thus, there is an

additional basis for the recommendation that respondent violated

2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A).

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON M) 20461 Novent~er 17, 1988

Political Action company2016 General Jackson St.Baton Rouge, LA 70310

RE: MUR 2787Political Action Company

Dear Sir:

toOn November 14,, 1988, the Federal Election Commission foundthat there is reason to believe Political Action Company ("theCompany") violated 2 U.S.C. 5 441a(a) (1) (A), a provision of theFederal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended ("the Act").The Factual and Legal Analysis, which formed a basis for theCommission's finding, is attached for your information.

Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate thatno action should be taken against the Company. You may submitany factual or legal materials that you believe are relevant to

C) the Commission's consideration of this matter. Please submitsuch materials to the General Counsel's Office along with answersto the enclosed questions within 15 days of your receipt of thisletter. Where appropriate, statements should be submitted underoath.

In the absence of any additional information demonstratingthat no further action should be taken against the Company andyou, as treasurer, the Commission may find probable cause tobelieve that a violation has occurred and proceed withconciliation.


Letter to Political Action Company


If you intend to be represented by counsel in this matter,please advise the Commission by completing the enclosed formstating the name, address, and telephone number of such counsel,and authorizing such counsel to receive any notifications andother communications from the Commission.

This matter will remain confidential in accordance with2 U.S.C. SS 437g(a)(4)(B) and 437g(a)(12)(A), unless you notifythe Commission in writing that you wish the investigation to bemade public.

For your information, we have attached a brief descriptionof the Commission's procedures for handling possible violationsof the Act. If you have any questions, please contact PattyReilly, the attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Thomas Josef aC: Chairman

E nc los ure sFactual and Legal AnalysisProceduresDesignation of Counsel Form

(NI Interrogatories and Request for Production of Documents



Respondent: Political Action Company MUR: 2787




counsel for William M. Templeton.

II. FACTUAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS

The Pre-MUR admits that in February, 1988, Paragon

Resources, Inc., a corporation, paid $12,822.25 on behalf of the

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee, a federal political committee. On

March 8, 1988, Political Action Company reimbursed Paragon

Resources, Inc., for this amount. Subsequently, on an unknown

-- date, the Tiner Committee reimbursed Political Action Company.


connection with a federal election. 2 U.S.C. § 441b. Political


Id. The Act limits persons to contributing $1,000 per election

to an authorized committee of a candidate. 2 U.S.C.

5 441a(a)(i)(A). A contribution is defined to include any loan,

advance, gift of money, services and anything of value. See

2 U.S.C. S 441b(b)(2) and 2 U.S.C. S 431(8)(A).


Resources, Inc. purchased TV ads on behalf of the Committee, and

was then reimbursed by Political Action Company. Thus, Political

Action Company advanced funds on behalf of the Committee in an

amount exceeding the limitations at 2 U.S.C. § 441a(a)(1)(A).

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Therefore, there is reason to believe Political Action Company

violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A).

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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWI WASHINGTON, DC 20463 ,Nvember 17, 1988

Paragon Resources, Inc.509 Market StreetSuite 500Sherveport, LA 71101

RE: MUR 27870. Paragon Resources, Inc.

Dear Sir or Madam:

OnNovmber 14, 1988, the Federal Election Commission foundthat there is reason to believe Paragon Resources, Inc. violated2 U.S.C. S 441b(a) provision of the Federal Election Campaign Actof 1971, as amended ("the Act"). The Factual and Legal Analysis,which formed a basis for the Commission's finding, is attachedfor your information.

0 Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate thatno action should be taken against Paragon Resources, Inc. Youmay submit any factual or legal materials that you believe arerelevant to the Commission's consideration of this matter.Please submit such materials to the General Counsel's Office

- along with answers to the enclosed questions within 15 days ofyour receipt of this letter. Where appropriate, statementsshould be submitted under oath.

In the absence of any additional information demonstratingthat no further action should be taken against Paragon Resources,Inc. the Commission may find probable cause to believe that aviolation has occurred and proceed with conciliation.


Letter to Paragon Resources, Inc.Page 2

Requests for extensions of time will not be routinely

granted. Requests must be made in writing at least five days

prior to the due date of the response and specific good cause

must be demonstrated. In addition, the Office of the General

Counsel ordinarily will not give extensions beyond 20 days.

If you intend to be represented by counsel in this matter,

please advise the Commission by completing the enclosed form

stating the name, address, and telephone number of such counsel,

and authorizing such counsel to receive any notifications and

other communications from the Commission.

This matter will remain confidential in accordance with

2 U.S.C. SS 437g(a) (4) (B) and 437g(a) (12) (A), unless you notify

the Commission in writing that you wish the investigation to be

made public.

CD\For your information, we have attached a brief description

of the Commission's procedures for handling possible violationsof the Act. If you have any questions, please contact PattyReilly, the attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

o KmasJ.JoefiakChairman

EnclosuresFactual and Legal AnalysisProceduresDesignation of Counsel FormInterrogatories and Request for Production of Documents



Respondent: Paragon Resources, Inc. MUR • 2787





certain financial transactions conducted by a number of entities

including Paragon Resources, Inc.

II. VIOLATION

The Pre-MUR admits that in February, 1988, television ads

totalling $12,822.25 were paid for by Paragon Resources, Inc.

("the Corporation") on behalf of the Stan Tiner Campaign

Committee, ("the Committee") to certain TV stations. On March 8,

1988, Political Action Company, a company conducting political

C:) consulting services for the Committee, reimbursed the Corporation

for the amounts expended. The Pre-MUR further asserts that the

Committee reimbursed Political Action Company for these funds.


connection with a federal election. 2 U.S.C. S 441b. Political


Id. This section defines a contribution to include a loan,

advance, gift of money, services and anything of value. 2 U.S.C.

§ 441b(b) (2).


Resources, Inc. purchased TV ads on behalf of the Committee.

Therefore, there is reason to believe Paragon Resources, Inc.

violatea 2 U.S.C. S 441b(a).

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S FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONW7U WASHINGTON, 24U

Novw*ber 17, 1988

Bill Wene Smith, TreasurerStan Tiner Campaign Committee610 Marshall, Suite 800Shreveport, LA 71101-3654

RE: MUR 2787Stan Tiner Campaign Committee

and Bill Wene Smith, astreasurer

Dear Sir:

fJOn Noveffber 14t 1988, the Federal Election Commission foundthat there is reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee("Committee") and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated2 U. S. C. SS 44la (f ) , 44lb (a) , 4 34 (b) (2) (A) , 4 34 (b) (3) (A) and434 (b) (8), provisions of the Federal Election Campaign Act of1971, as amended ("the Act"). The Factual and Legal Analysis,which formed a basis for the Commission's finding, is attached

o for your information.

Under the Act, you have an opportunity to demonstrate thatno action should be taken against the Committee and you, astreasurer. You may submit any factual or legal materials that

- you believe are relevant to the Commission's consideration ofthis matter. Please submit such materials to the GeneralCounsel's Office along with answers to the enclosed questionswithin 15 days of your receipt of this letter. Whereappropriate, statements should be submitted under oath.

In the absence of any additional information demonstratingthat no further action should be taken against the Committee andyou, as treasurer, the Commission may find probable cause tobelieve that a violation has occurred and proceed withconciliation.

If you are interested in pursuing pre-probable causeconciliation, you should so request in writing. See 11 C.F.R.5 111.18(d). Upon receipt of the request, the Office of theGeneral Counsel will make recommendations to the Commissioneither proposing an agreement in settlement of the matter orrecommending declining that pre-probable cause conciliation bepursued. The Office of the General Counsel may recommend thatpre-probable cause conciliation not be entered into at this time

Letter to Bill Wene Smith, TreasurerPage 2

so that it may complete its investigation of the matter.Further, the Commission will not entertain requests for Pre-probable cause conciliation after briefs on probable cause havebeen mailed to the respondent.


If you intend to be represented by counsel in this matter,please advise the Commission by completing the enclosed formstating the name, address, and telephone number of such counsel,and authorizing such counsel to receive any notifications andother communications from the Commission.

M) This matter will remain confidential in accordance with2 U. S. C. SS 4 37g (a) (4) (B) and 4 37g (a) (12) (A),. unless you not if ythe Commission in writing that you wish the investigation to bemade public.

For your information, we have attached a brief descriptionof the Commission's procedures for handling possible violations

- of the Act. If you have any questions, please contact PattyReilly, the attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

0 Sincerely,

Thomas J. Jos f iakChairman

EnclosuresFactual and Legal AnalysisProceduresDesignation of Counsel FormInterrogatories and Request for Production of Documents



Respondent: Stan Tiner Campaign Committee MUR: 2787and Bill Wene Smith, astreasurer


The Office of the General Counsel received a sua sgonte




identified below.

II. POSSIBLE VIOLATIONS OF THE ACT



campaign manager of the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ("the

Committee"), (although not specifically so designated by the0

Committee). The Committee was formed to elect Stan Tiner to the

fourth congressional seat in the State of Louisiana. The

Committee used a political consulting company, Political Action

Company ("The Company") for polling and media purchases.

Political Action Company is owned by David Roach. Also involved

in the transactions in question is Paragon Resources, Inc. ("the

Corporation"), an oil company of which Mr. Templeton is

president. As discussed below, the Pre-MUR identifies separate

factual situations that appear to be violations of the Act.

1. EXCESSIVE CONTRIBUTIONS


the Commitee, with the "general procedure" being that the Company

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would forwarded invoices to the Committee for payment. The Pre-

MUR asserts that on February 11, 1988, Mr. Templeton made a

$30,000 "personal loan" to Mr. Roach that was used by the Company

for Tiner Committee "campaign related expenses." The Committee

is said to have then incurred debts to the Company totalling



this transaction as a "personal loan," stating that "(s]ome of

these fund were likewise used for Tiner campaign related

L0 expenses." Pre-MUR at 3. According to the Pre-MUR, on July 27,

\1988, the Committee "repaid [the Company] the $54,686.95 owed to




personal loan." */

Pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A) , persons are limited to



loan, advance, or deposit of money or anything of value made by

*/ It appears the Committee had little available cash on hand atthe time of these transactions. On the closing date of the Pre-Special Election Report (February 17, 1988) the Committee hadonly $2,091.14 in available cash. The Committee receivedcontributions totalling $8,441.14 prior to the March 1, 1988,date of the second "loan," however the Committee expended$7,387.90 during this same period. Thus, its cash on hand onMarch 1, 1988, was approximately $1,053.24.

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In the instant case, the weight of the evidence indicates

that, notwithstanding the characterizations of these transactions

as "personal loans", Mr. Templeton's funds were advances on

behalf of the Committee for media expenses. These advances thus

constitute contributions within the meaning of 2 U.S.C. S431(8),

and exceed the Act's limitations. Therefore, there is reason to

(NI believe the Tiner for Congress Committee and Bill Wene Smith, as

treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(f).

2. OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

(Mr. Templeton also made other payments on behalf of theaCommittee. On February 12, 1988, he wrote three personal checks


- that Mr. Templeton paid for these ads because the campaign


reimbursed for these expenditures until August 1, 1988.




candidate. 2 U.S.C. §S 431(8) and 441a(a) (1) (A).

It apears that by furnishing funds for the ads,

Mr. Templeton advanced the Committee $5,440, an amount exceeding

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the limitation at 2 U.S.C. S 441a (a) (1) (A) . Thus, by permitting

Mr. Templeton to personally advance these funds, there is an

additional basis for the recommendation that the Committee and

its treasurer violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(f).

3. CORPORATE CONTRIBUTIONS

The Pre-MUR admits that in February, 1988, additional

television ads totalling $12,822.25 were paid for by Paragon

Resources, Inc. These checks were said to have been payable to

the TV stations. On March 8, 1988, the Company reimbursed the

N, Corporation for the amounts expended. The Pre-MUR further

asserts that the Committee reimbursed the Company for these

funds. The date of this reimbursement has not been provided.


connection with a federal election. 2 u.S.C. S 441b. Political

(D committees are prohibited from accepting corporate contributions.

id. Individuals are prohibited from contributing more than

D $1,000 per election to an authorized committee of a candidate.

2 U.S.C. s 441a(a) (1) (A). This section defines a contribution to

include any loan, advance, gift of money, services and anything

of value. 2 U.S.C. § 441b(b) (2).


Resources, Inc., purchased T" ads on behalf of the Committee.

Moreover, the Company's reimbursement payments to the Corporation

on behalf of the Committee were advances on behalf of the

Committee in an amount exceeding the limitations of 2 U.S.C.

§ 441a(a) (1) (M. Therefore, there is reason to believe the

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Committee violated 2 U.S.C. SS 441b(a) and 441a(f).

4. POSSIBLE REPORTING VIOLATIONS

The Act requires political committees to report the total

amount of contributions received in a reporting period and to

report the identification of all persons contributing an

aggregate amount in excess of $200. 2 U.S.C. S 434(b)(2)(A) and

(b) (3)(A). Additionally, the Act requires political committees

to report the amount of outstanding debts and obligations.

2 U.S.C. S 434(b) (8).co

The Committee failed to report the activity noted in the'C)

Pre-MUR, including the contributions arising from the funds

advanced by Mr. Templeton and the corporate contributions used to

-- pay for the TV ads. The Committee also failed to report these

obligations as debts on their reports. Therefore, there is0

reason to believe the Committee violated 2 U.S.C.

SS 434 (b) (2) (A) and (b) (3) (A) , and 434(b) (8).

JOHN Rf. KAwrzULLW. NoLAND TmomAS

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(504) 581-9065

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NEW ORLEANS LINE:(504) 522-4084

WAmmomoN, D.C. OFFc2101 L STREET, N.W

WASHINGTON. D.C. 20037(202) 785-9700

Mr. Thomas J. JosefiakCha ir manFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C.

RE: blUR 2787William M. Templeton

Dear Mr. Josefiak:

I am in receipt of your letter of 17 November 1988 for which I thank

you. This letter is being dictated to my secretary via long

distance as I am out of the city attending a funeral.

In accordance with your letter, we desire pre-probable cause

conciliation. Please advise when this should be scheduled. Please

also advise whether this obviates the necessity for responding to

the Interrogatories and Request for Production also included in your

.-' letter of 17 November 1988.

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Mr. Thomas J. JosefiakChairmanFederal Election Commission __ - TWashington, D.C. 1 :

RE: MUR 2787C') William M. Templeton

Paragon Resources, Inc.

-', Dear Mr. Josefiak:

Please consider this formal notice for a twenty (20) day extensionto respond to the Interrogatories and Request for Production ofDocuments for both Mr. Templeton and Paragon Resources, Inc. as Ihave traveled extensively due to an extremely heavy court docket,and require additional time within which to confer with my client.

CT) On 28 November 1988, 1 had previously requested pre-probable causeconciliation for Mr. Templeton, and now I desire pre-probable cause

r conciliation for Paragon as well, and though this requestedextension may be moot, out of an abundance of caution I amrequesting this extension to preserve my client's rights. ,,

May I hear from you upon receipt of this correspondence as to the -

scheduling of said pre-probable cause conciliations? Along thoselines, enclosed please find Statement of Designation of Counsel form_forwarded to Paragon Resources, Inc. duly executed by Mr. Templeton.-'as President.

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JOHN R. MARTZELL (MARTZELL, THOMAS & BICKFORD)

338 Lafavetf g-A ra1--

New Orleans, LA 70130

(504) 581-9065T PHONE:

The above-named individual is hereby designated as my

counsel and is authorized to=receive any notifications and other

communications from the Commission and to act on my behalf before

the Commission.

11/28/88

Date

D WILLIAM TEIPWION

RESPONDENT' S NAME:

ADDRESS:

PARAGON RESOURCES, INC.

401 MARKET STREET, SUITE 1100

SHREVEpOP, LA 71101

HOME PHONE:

318/227-0650BUSINESS PHONE:

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December 1, 1988 -0

Mr. Thomas J. JosefiakChairman, Federal Election

CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463

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Re: MUR 2787Political Action Company

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Dear Mr. Josefiak:

Please be advised that I represent Political Action Companyand Mr. David Roach concerning the above matter. Mr. Roach

-- received your correspondence dated November 17, 1988 on November22, 1988. I have only had an opportunity to meet with Mr. Roachbriefly due to my trial schedule, and respectfully request that

o you grant an extension of the delays for responding to theInterrogatories propounded in this matter.

I would also like to request an opportunity to pursue pre-probable cause conciliation on behalf of my client. I havespoken with Mr. Jack Martzell, who advises that he has alsorequested such action on behalf of Mr. Templeton. I suggest thatit would be beneficial to all involved for any meetings pursuantto this request be held simultaneously.

Thank you for your attention and I remain

Sincerely,

MA .HECBARRIOS

MEHB :dlo

cc: Mr. David Roach

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON, D.C 20463

December 15, 19R8

Mary R. Heck BarriosUnglesby & Barrios946 Napoleon StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802

RE: UR 2787Political Action Company

Dear Ms. Barrios:

The Office of the General Counsel is in receipt of yourrecent letter requesting a twenty day extension of time torespond to the Commission's subpoena in the ab6ve-captionedmatter. After considering the circumstances as detailed in yourrequest, this Office will grant the requested extension.Accordingly, your response is due no later than December 27,1988.

If you have any questions, please contact Patty Reilly at

(202) 376-5690.

0) Sincerely,


BY: Loi LernerAssociate General Counsel

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON, DC 204b December 16, 1988

John R. !artzell, EsquireMartzell, Thomas & Bickford338 LaFayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

RE: MUR 2787William M. TempletonParagon Resources, Inc.

Dear Mr. Martzell:

1q, The Office of the General Counsel is in receipt of yourrecent letters requesting twenty day extensions of time torespond to the Commission's subpoenas in the above-captionedmatter. After considering the circumstances as detailed in yourrequests, this Office will grant the requested extensions.Accordingly, your responses are due no later than December 26,1988.

If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Reilly at(202) 376-5690.

0Sincerely,

Lawrence M. NobleD General Counsel

By: Lois Gi' LernerAssociate General Counsel

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Mr. Thomas J. JosefiakCha irmanFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C.

RE: MUR 2787WilliamPara gon I

M. TempletonResources, Inc.

' Dear Mr. Josefiak:

Enclosed herein kindly find original Response to Interrogatories andRequest for Production of Documents which I am filing on behalf ofMr. William Templeton as well as Paragon Resources, Inc.

I await word as to the scheduling of said pre-probable cause-) conciliations. Thanking you for your cooperation in this matter,

and with best wishes for a Happy Holiday Season, I am,

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In the Hatter of: N UR 2787

WILLIAM M. TEPLETON RESPONSE T

INTERBOGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS

Now comes William M. Templeton, through undersigned counsel, and

responds to the Interrogatories and Request for Production of

Documents previously propounded by the Federal Elections Commission.

1. (a) There was no written loan agreement. The oralunderstanding was that there would be repayment when DavidRoach was able.

0(b) The purpose of the loan was to provide working capital to

the Company.

(c) It was agreed at the time the loans were made that thefunds loaned to Roach which would provide working capitalto the company which could be used by the company to payfor expenses that would be reimbursable to the company bythe Stan Tiner Campaign Committee.

(d) Due to the timing delays involved, W. M. Templetonsuggested to Roach that he loan the money to Roach.

2. (a) The television stations required advance payment for themedia purchases.

(b) No one authorized W. M. Templeton to make the payments.

3. The only expenditure made by W. M.Templeton that requiredreimbursment was the use of his credit card to pay for theelection night function at the Sheraton Hotel. TheCampaign Committee reimbursed him for that expenditure.

4. (a) The person signing the check was Diane G. Smith, the cashmanager for Paragon Resources, Inc.

(b) The person authorizing the payment was W. M. Templeton.

(c) The Campaign Treasurer for the Stan Tiner CampaignCommittee was unavailable on that particular Fridayafternoon. TV purchases for the weekend had to be made atthat time and it was necessary to make the paymentscontemporaneously with booking the TV purchases.

Respectfully submitted,

MARTZELL, THOMAS & BICKFORD

/JOHNrR MAR ELLA

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QTiner Campaign Committee:

DATE TV STATION

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CLIENT: DATECLINT:Stan Tiner for Conaress D March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-118

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT j :

2-12 Television Time- KSLA $ 1,700.00'-16 Television Time- KSLA 1,938.00,

A2-19 Television Time- KSLA 4,037.502-28 Television Time- KSLA 2,210.003-03 Television Time- KSLA 1f819.50

3-04 Television Time- KSLA 433.50

PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO:THE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DU E $ 12,138.00

The Political Action CompanyDavid C. Roach, President

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2016 General Jackson StreetBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70810

[Pol itical4A\ction©ompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Stan Tiner for Congress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-119

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT :

2-12 Television Time- KTBS 2,720.002-15 Television Time- KTBS 4,760.00

"-22 Television Time- KTBS 3,931.25'2-26 Television Time- KTBS 2,388.50--3-02 Television Time- KTBS 3,799.50-3-03 Television Time- KTBS 3,102.50C:-07 Television Time- KTBS 259.75

Sub-Total 20,961.50Less Refund - 1,976.75

PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO:THE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DUE $ 18,984.75


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1,317.50

2,465.00

765.00

1,445.00

$ 7,012.50

The Political Action CompanyDavid C. Roach. President

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Thomas J. Joseftak-ChairmanFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463

RE: MUR 2787Stan Tiner Campaign Committee andBill Wene Smith as Treasurer

Dear Mr. Josefiak:

In reply to your letter of November 17, 1988, I am enclosing my.sworn statement of answers to the Interrogatories and Requestfor Production of Documents.

The issue regarding payments made by William M. Templeton andParagon Resources for Media buys, came to my attention in lateJuly 1988. The loans between Mr. Templeton and Political ActionCompany were unknown to me until I received your letter ofNovember 17, 1988.

The Committee and I as the Treasurer, set forth from the beqinningthe procedures to be used in collecting monies for the Campaignand the expenditures to be made for the Committee. All fundsreceived and all expenditures made, were to come through the officeof and be signed by William M. Templeton the Campaign Chairman.

To my best knowledge all FEC Reports were filed with the informationavailable to me at the date of filing. I was not made aware ofpayments made by Mr. Templeton until later as evidenced by lettersenclosed.

The Comnittee andto circumvent anyreview my answershave furnished, Ithat, at no time,FEC.

I aFECtobelwas

s the Treasurer did not willfully orrules. I respectfully request that

the interrogatories and the documentsieve that at the conclusion you willthere any intent to be in violation

intendyouthat

findof the


LL WENE SriTH-TREASURERSTAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

November 29, 1988

Copies of all documents mailed to General Counsel.

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STATE OF LOUISIANA

PARISH OF CADDO

BE IT KNOWN, That on this day before me, Dwight L. Pugh, a Notary

Public duly commissioned, came and appeared Bill Wene Smith,

personally known to me, who being duly sworn, did depose and

say that he has responded to all Interrogatories to the best

of his knowledge and has supplied those responses on the attached

two sheets.

BILL WENE SSIIH

Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 29th day of November,1988.

DWIGHT PUGH, No ry Publicin andor Caddo Parish,Louisiana. My commission isfor 1 i fe.

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Thomas J. Josefiak-ChairmanFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463


ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS

Answers to the questions of your letter ofrespectfully submitted and answered to thethe facts known to me.

November 17, 1988 arebest of my knowledge and

Co 1. William M. Templeton was Campaign Chairman of the Committee.(There being no place on FEC Form 1 or Form 2 to insert this

-information. I submit a copy of Memorandum from William M.Templeton.) Mr. Templeton was the only person to authorizeexpenditures for the Committee except as stated in theMemorandum, June Silverberg. All expenditures that were paidby the Treasurer were authorized by William M. Templeton.

2. Bill Wene Smith-Treasurer wassign checks on the Committeehis possession at all times.

3. a) The Treasurer of the Commicontact with Political ActionRoach. All invoices were recTempleton and signed by Williat various times, with the mareceived in June 1988.

b) All Media BuysCommittees. To myCommittee.

4. Mr. Templetonto Politicalknowledge of

a) As I had nDavid Roach aany informati

0ndon

the only person authorized toAccount and the Check Book was in(Copy of Signature Card enclosed)

ttee, Bill Wene Smith, had no directCompany or its President David

eived directly from William M.am M. Templeton, Campaign Chairman,jority of the invoices being

require advance payments from Campaignknowledge this was not waived for this

did not disclose to me that he had made anyAction Company or David Roach, therefore, mythis was your letter of November 17, 1988 to

loansfirstme.

contact with either Political Action Company orno copies of loan documentation, I cannot giveas to the circumstances of the loans.

b) I have no knowledge as stated above.

c) I have no knowledge of the terms and conditions of therepayment.


5. a) I have no knowledge of why Mr. Templeton made these paymentsfor Media Buys on behalf of the Committee.

b) Payment was made on August 1, 1988, by check number 308, frominvoices sent to me on July 31, 1988, dated July 25, 1988, byMr. Templeton. (Copy of invoices, check and letter enclosedmarked item #5.)c) The Committee paid from invoices submitted July 31, 1988 byMr. Templeton.

6. a) I do not have any knowledge of the reason for this.

b) These amounts were included in invoices of total billingsfrom Political Action Company and paid by check number 307,dated July 27, 1988. (Copies of all invoices and checksenclosed as item #6.)

- c) Paid by check number 307, dated July 27, 1988. (Copies of- these invoices are attached as item #6.)

Ino Commissions request for the following documents is complied with.

a) I have no copies or knowledge of a Contract between thePolitical Action Company and the Committee.

ry' b) Copies of the letter of July 31, 1988 and August 5, 1988 fromMr. Templeton to me are enclosed. This is all the written

0 documentation that I have regarding this issue.

c) Copies of all checks noted in answer to your Interrogatory* are enclosed.

- d) Copies of all invoices from Political Action Company areenclosed and the checks representing payment of these invoices.

e) Also enclosed are copies of all FEC Reports filed by theCommittee as well as Amendments.


November 29, 1988 BILL WENE SMITH-TREASURERSTAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTIONOF DOCUMENTS

TO: Stan Tiner Campaign Committee andBill Wene Smith, as treasurer

1. State the official position of William M. Templeton withthe Stan Tiner Campaign Committee (*the Committeea). Listall past positions Mr. Templeton has held with theCommittee.

2. List the identification all persons authorized to signchecks on behalf of the Committee from February, 1988 to thepresent.

3. State the Committee's relationship with Political ActionCompany ("the Company") including:

C\Ja) the terms and conditions of the Company'smedia buys on behalf of the Committee;

b) whether media buys required advancepayments, and if so, specify any instances in

TV which this condition was waived and the reason forthe waiver.

4. With regard to two $30,000 loans made during February andMarch 1988 by William M. Templeton to David Roach, president of

0 the Company:

a) state the circumstances under which each loanwas made;

b) state the purpose of each loan;

C) state the terms and conditions of each loanagreement.

5. With regard to Mr. Templeton's payments for threetelevision advertisements on behalf of the Committee duringFebruary, 1988, state for each:

a) the reasons why he made the payment;

b) the date on which the amount was repaid;

C) the terms and conditions of the repayment.

6. With regard to Paragon Resources', Inc., ("the Corporation")purchase of media time totalling $12,822.25 on behalf of theCommittee during February, 1988, state:

a) the reason why these payments were reimbursedby the Company;

b) the date the Committee reimbursed the Companyfor these payments;

c) the terms and conditions of the reimbursement.

The Commission further requests the following documents:

a) the contract between the Committee and theCompany.

b) all writings between the Committee and anyother person discussing the previously notedpayments by Mr. Templeton or Paragon Resources,Inc.

c) copies of all checks evidencing refunds noted inyour answers, identifying each check by theinterrogatory number to which it responds.

CDd) copies of all invoices from the Company and allchecks representing the Committee's

1q" payments of these invoices.

MEMORANDUM

TO: Bill Smith DATE: January 11, 1987

FROM: W. M. Templeton SUBJECT: Additional Authority forCampaign Expenditures

Please be advised that June Silverberg and myself will be the persons who

may authorize expenditures on behalf of the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee.

Dan Roemer will not be a person who will authorize expenditures on behalf of

the Committee. Should you have any questions concerning these instructions,

please do not hesitate to contact me.

WMT:shdhK)

cc: Stan TinerDan RoemerJune Silverberg

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ACCOUNT NUMBER OPENING DEPOSIT SOURCE OF FUNDS TAX 1.0. NUMBER

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610Marshall St.Suite 800 iShrevepor4 La 71101-3654MAILING ADDRESS

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I (WE) CERTIFY UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY THAT I AM (WE ARE) NOT SUBJECT TO BACK-UP WlTCHOLDING AND THAT THE TAXPAYER IDENTIFICATION NUMBER SHOWN ABOVE IS CORRECT.BY SIGNING ABOVE DEPOSITOR(S) AGREE(S) TO THE RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE BANK, ACOPY OF WHICH HAD BEEN GIVEN TO DEPOSITOR.

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July 31, 1988


Dear Bill:

Please find enclosed an invoice from W.M. Templeton to

the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee for TV time purchases made

by W.M. Templeton on behalf of the Committee on February 12,

1988. The invoice contains supporting documentation. These TV

time purchases were inadvertently included in invoices prev-

iously submitted by Political Action Company to the Committee.

That error was discovered, and a credit was issued to the

Committee by PAC. By this correspondence with enclosure, the

error has now been corrected, and this transaction should be

0 properly reflected on the Committee's FEC reports. Please place

this invoice in line for payment.

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INVOICE # 88-146

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

7-25 Credit invoice for Billing Errors as Follows:

Inv. # 88-107- Total amount should be $ 7.769.08 .08Inv. # 88-109- 2-29 PBS Printing of $ 67.19is listed twice (67.19)

Inv. 88-118- 2/12 charge of $ 1,700.00 was paid byW.M. Templeton not by PAC (1,700.00)Inv. # 88-119- 2/12 charge of $ 2,720.00 was actuallypaid by W.M. Templeton not PAC (2 720.00)Inv. # 88-119- 3-7 charge of $ 259.75 was not paid by PAC 1259.75)

Inv. # 88-120- 2/12 charge of $ 1,020.00 was paid byW.M. TemDleton not by PAC (1,020.00)Inv. # 88-120- 2/20 charge of $ 1,317.50 is alreadyQ included in 2/20 charge of $ 2,465.00 and was billedin error (1,317.58)

Total Credit to Tiner for Congress $(7,084.36)

PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE TO:THE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY

July 25,1988


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DATE

PoliticalAction©ompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Stan Tiner for Concress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 8-1_____ _____ 88-118__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT .- .K

2-12 Television Time- KSLA $ 1,700.00

r2)-16 Television Time- KSLA 1,938.00,T19 Television Time- KSLA 4,037.50

2-28 Television Time- KSLA 2,210.003-03 Television Time- KSLA 1,819.503-04 Television Time- KSLA 433.50

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INVOICE # 88-119

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT -.

2-12 Television Time- KTBS $ 2r720.002-15 Television Time- KTBS 4,760.001-22 Television Time- KTBS 3,931.25

"2-26 Television Time- KTBS 2,388.504-02 Television Time- KTBS 3,799.50-3-03 Television Time- KTBS 3,102.50

J-07 Television Time- KTBS 259.75

Sub-Total 20,961.50,D Less Refund - 1,976.75



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INVOICE # 88-120

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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14-20

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THE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANYTOTAL DUE

$ 1,0201,317

2,465

765

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CL IENT: Tiner -for Cnaegs CamDATa E rur . 1988

INVOICE #

DATE JSERVICE AMOUNT

GOTV "Telegram" Stock

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CLIENT:Tiner for Congress Campaign DATE February 15, 1988

INVOICE #

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

2/25 2nd of 3 installment payments of Fee for

Political Consulting Services $ 5,000.00

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THE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DUE $ 5,000.00


ORM PAC-101 (504) 766-7542


PolliticalActionCompany STATEMENT

CLIENT Stan Tiner for Congress DATEFebruary 25. 1988

INVOICE #

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

For Conduct of Public Opinion Survey of the

4th Congressional District of La.

400 samples fully crosstabulated with analysis


$ 3,000.00

$ 3,000.00


FORM PAC-101 (504) 766-7542


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Pol itical4ction(ompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Tiner for Congress DATE Maech 4, 1988

INVOICE # 88-113

DATE j SERVICE AmoUNT

(icc. Expenditures.-for Tiner Campaign

Wal-Mart (Office Supplies)

Federal Express


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DATE 1SERVICE I AmoUNT

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$ 5,000.00

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$ 7,769.00


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CLIENT: Tiner for Congress DATE c 8 1988

INVOICE # 88-115

DATE SERVICEI AMOUNT

Balance due for Political Consulting Services

per agreement:

Unpaid installment previouslybilled

PLEASE MAKE ALL CHECKS PAYABLE

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CLIENT: Tiner for Congress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE #

=DATE J SERVICE AMOUNT

Expenses for Targeted Mailing labels

Caddo Parish Registrar of Voters

Dept. of Elections & Registration


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..$ 1,211.87

377.85.

$ 1,674.88


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INVOICE # 87-114

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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$ 621.00


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tol iticalAction©ompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Stan Tiner for Congress DArE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-119

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

T-12 KTBS $ 2,720.00'P-15 Television Time- KTBS 4,760.00r)-22 Television Time- KTBS 3,931.25--26 Television Time- KTBS 2,388.50.-02 Television Time- KTBS 3,799.50.-03 Television Time- KTBS 3,102.503-07 Television Time- KTBS 259.75

Sub-Total 20,961.50r) Less Refund - 1,976.75



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QPol iticalActioncompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Tiner For Congress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-111

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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DATE f SERVICE AmoUNT

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Stan.Tineror Congress- ** , 1a 0INVOICE # 88-120

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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Television Time-Television Time-

KTAL

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KTAL

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TOTAL DUE $ 7,012.50I

$ 1,020.00

1,317.50

2,465.00

765.00

1,445.00

The Political Action CompanyDavid C. Roach, President 2016 General Jackson Street

Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70810

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TOTAL DUE 7412.50

cI liticalAction©ompany STATEMENT

CLIENT: Stan Tiner For Congress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-121

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT



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INVOICE U 88-108

DATE j SERVICE AMOUNT

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Postmaster

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280.3843.

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270.

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CLIE,,T:.NTCLIENT'Stan Tiner for Conaress DATE March 8. 1988.

INVOICE# 8_____ _____ 88-118

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

2-12 - 1,700.00

2--16 Television Time- KSLA 1,938.00

4-19 Television Time- KSLA 4,037.50




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announce the program as paidfor by s and you are authorized to so describe that sponsor in your log and toannone th perogra as paid forh such person or entity. The entity furnishing the payment, ifother than an in.dividual person, is: ( J a corporation, ( ) a committee.' ( ) an association- or C other unincorporated group.The names and offices of the chief executive officers of the entity are:

It is my understanding that: If the time is to be used by the candidate hinself within 45 days ofa primary or pri-mary runoff election, or within 60 days of a general or Special election, the above charges represent the lowestunit charge of the station for the same class and amount of time for the same period; where the use is by a personor entity other than the candidate or is by the candidate but outside the aforementioned 45 or 60 day periods, theabove charges do not exceed the charges made for comparable use of such station by other users.It is agreed that iise of the station tor the above-stated purposes will he governed by the Communications Act of1934. as amended, and the FCC's rules and regulations, particularly those provisions reprinted on the backhereof, which I have read and understand. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the station for anydamages or liability that may ensue from the performance of the above-stated broadcasts. For the above-statedbroadcasts I also agree to prepare a script or transcription, which will be delivered to the station at leastbefore the time of the scheduled broadcasts. (note: the two preceding sen-tences are not applicable if the candidate is personally using the time).

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It is my understanding that: If the time is to be used h, the candidate himself* within 45 days ofta primary or pri-mary runoff election, or within 60 days of a general or special election, the above charges represent the lowestunit charge of'the station for the same class and amount of time for the same period, where the use is by a personor entity other than the candidate or is by the candidate btit outside the aforementioned 45 or 60 day periods, theabove charges do not exceed the charges made for comparable use of such station by other users.

It is agreed that uise of the station for the above-stated purposes will be governed by the Communications Act of1934. as amended, and the FCC's rules and regulations. particularly those provisions reprinted on the backhereof, which I have read and understand. I further agree to indemnify and hold harmless the station for anydamages or liability that may ensue from the performance of the above-stated broadcasts. For the above-statedhroadcasts I also agree to prepare a script or transcription, which will be delivered to the station at least

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Mr. Bill SmithSmith, Cole, Armstrong & Filipowski610 MarshallSuite 800Shreveport, LA 71101-3654

HAND DELIVERY

Dear Bill:

As discussed, I personally contacted counsel with exper-tise in Federal Election Commission reporting matters in orderthat he might advise us what amendments, if any, we need tomake regarding the following matters affecting the Stan TinerCommittee:

1. Disclosure of the TV time purchases by W. M.02 Templeton,

2. The proper reporting of the Committee's obligationsto Political Action Company ("PAC") in view of the

Cfact that some monies were expended by PAC prior toFebruary 17, 1988, and whether or not the obligationto PAC for these expenditures should be reported onthe February 17, 1988 FEC report,

3. The proper reporting of the Committee's obligationsto PAC in view of the $7,081.36 credit issued to theCommittee by PAC to correct the fact that PAC billedthe Committee for TV time actually purchased by W. M.Templeton and due to other small billing errors, and

4. To disclose the fact that Paragon Resources, Inc. didmake TV time purchases on behalf of the Committee,and that such TV time purchases were reimbursed byPAC and included in the listed obligations owed bythe Committee to PAC.

B ~

Mr. Bill SmithAugust 5, 1988Page 2

Please find attached three schedules which detail to theCommittee, amendments recommended by me regarding the followingFEC reports filed by the Committee:

1. Report covering period 1/1/88 through 2/17/88,

2. Report covering period 2/18/88 through 3/31/88,including amended report filed on 7/15/88, and

3. Report covering 4/1/88 through 6/30/88.

Should you have any questions concerning this letter, orthe amendments which are hereby recommended by me, please do

Nnot hesitate to contact me.

Sincerely,

W. M. Tempeton

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Enclosures

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DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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9. Debts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee - 0 - Federal Election Commission

(Itemize all on Schedule C andor Schedule D) .. •.. . 999 E Street, NW

10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee 0 Washington, DC 20463

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D)..•-0- Toll Free 800-424-9530III III II I I d .. . Local 202-376-3120

I certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct

and complete.

Type or Print Name of Treasurer

BILL WENE SMITHSignature of Treasurer

Date

NOTE: Submission of false, erroneous, or incomplete information may subject the person signing this Report to the penalties of 2 U.S.C. §437g.

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RESRT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBUSMENTSFor An Authorized Committee

(Summary Page)

:1ADDRESS (number and street) 7 Check if different than previously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

610 MARSHALL,-STuite 800 124699

CITY, STATE and ZIP CODE STATE/DISTRICT 3. IS THIS REPORT AN AMENDMENT?SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA 4th District YSN71-- 1- 36 54 WNN.owm

4. TYPE OF REPORT[ April 15 Quarterly Report Twelfth day report preceding (Type of Election)

[ July 15 Quarterly Report election on in the State of

October 15 Quarterly Report Thirtieth day report following the General Election on

January 31 Year End Report in the State of

" July 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-election Year Only) E Terminatio Report

activity for a Primary Election General Election Special Election Runoff Election

SUMMARY5. Coein Prod12-15-8 trug 1-1 R COLUMN A COLUMN85. Cverng erid - 7 trouh This Period Calendar Year-to-Oate

6. Net Contributions (other than loans) j.,,"

(a) Total Contrbutions (other than loans) (from Line I11(e)) . 1 5 7 7 1:5. 0 15 71]5.0 0

(b) Total Contribution Refunds (from Line 20(d)). ...........- 0 -- 0-

(c) Net Contributions (other than loans) (subtract Line 6(b) from 6(a)) 1 5 71 5 .00 1 5 71 5 .00

DETAILED SUMMARY PAGEof Receipts and Disbursements

(Page 2, FEC FORM 3)

Name of Committee (in full) Report Covering the Period:

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE From:12-15-B7 To: 12-31-87..... . ..... COLUMN A COLUMN BI. RECEIPTS Total Thil Period Calendar Year-To-Date

11. CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans) FROM:...

(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Political Committees

(i) Itemized (use Schedule A).."...........15615.00(ii) Unitem1ized... ............... 100 00 ...

(iii) Total of contributions from individuals . . .. 1 5 7 1 5.0 0(b) Political Party Committees.. . ...........

(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) . . . . ...........

(d) The Candidate. . ... . . . . .........(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans )(add 1 (a)(iii). (b), (c) and (d)) 15 715.00 1 5 7 1 5 . 00

12. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES........

13. LOANS: ..... . .. .. . ..

(a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate ... . . . . . . . .

(b) All Other Loans . . . ... ..................

(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)). . . .................

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds, Rebates, etc.)

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends, Interest, etc.) .. . ..........

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS (add 11(e), 12. 13(c), 14and 15) . . . ....... 15 715.00 1 5 715.00

II. DISBURSEMENTS X4 :. ....

17. OPERATING EXPENDITURES .". . ............. 7002.29 7 002.29

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES.. ........

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS: __"_"_,,_ "_____

(a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate.........

(b) Of All Other Loans . . . ......... ......

(c) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)) .. .. ...... _ _____.

20. REFUNDS OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO: _."...__-_,______"

(a) Individuals. Persons Other Than Political Committees . . ........

(b) Political Party Committees . . . ....... ......

(C) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) ._._._._._._._._._.

(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add 20(a), (b) and (c)).....,,._... .

21 OTHER DISBURSEMENTS ................ .

22. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS (add 17. 18, 19(c), 20(d) and 21)........

Ill. CASH SUMMARY

23. CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD...... .. ....... $ 0

24, TOTAL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16) . . . ...... ............. A$ 1 5 7 15. 00

25. SUBTOTAL (aCd Lne 23 and Line 24) . . ...... ................ $ 1 5 715.00

26. TOTAL DISBE U'RSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22).. . .. ........ $ 7 002.29

27 CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25). . . . .$ 8 71 2. 71

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purposes, other than using the name and addrem of any political committee to sollcit contributions from such committee.

NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAkMPAIGN COMMITTEE

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A. Full Name, Mailing Addre and ZIP CodeDr. Robert E. Haley7820 Creswell Road

-Shreveport LA 71106

Li General

Name of Emplover

Self Employed

occupationlnntnr

DaW ( moen. mount or acnday. year) Receipt this Period

12-15-87

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Aaareama Ymr-to-Oate -r S 1 0flfl.O

1 000.00

jI , F1rFVP( v ... . =-=-=. . Q 1 _V - - - --. -0- I %J % . - %- - -S. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Rev. Harry Blake day. year) Receipt this Period

3833 Pines Road N/A 12-18-87 500.00Shreveport LA 71119

Occupetion

Receipt For: LJiPrimary LJG,,.. Mini sterXlOther (sleify): Special AregatYearto-ate >s 500.00 ...... .

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Name of Employer Dote Imonth. Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Period

Harland B. Hundley Self Employed

570 Oneonta StreetShreveport LA 71106 Ocupti 12-18-87 1 000.00

Receipt For: .. Prinrv LiJGeneral Geologistmother (specify): Soa 1 A gY,,rtroOt, $ O'_0.00 .....

0. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Period

Arthur R. Carmody, Jr. Self Employed 12-30-87 1 000.001700 Beck Bldg.

P. 0. Box 1707ShrPupnnr .I A 7] 166 ~Occupation

Rceipt For: .Primary U General Attorneyf-)(Other (specify): e c i a AggregateYear.toDOat >S I000.00

E. Full Name, Mailing Addre ssand ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachBobby S. Gilliam Self Employed day, year) Receipt this Period

1700 Beck Bldg. 12-30-87 l 000.00P. 0. Box 1707Shreveport LA Z1166 Occupation

Receipt For: _Primary LI General Attorney ---XOther (specify): Spe-ci al Aggregate Year-to-Date> S

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Mrs. E. R. Tiner day. year) Receipt this Period

New Mooringsport Road N12-30-87 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71107

O fupation

Receipt Fo: LJ Primary Lj General OUSewi fe[ ] Other (specify): S p e c i a 1 Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 1 _ _ ___ n n. , _ _

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP CodeChristopher L. Harbuck346 Albany AvenueShreveport LA 71105

Receipt For: Li PrimaryReep7C.. nefl ,n LW General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Aaanreviate Y..a-to-Date s n -o

Date Imonth.day, year)

12-30-87

Amount of EachReceipt this Period

500.00

Receipt For: PrimaryrM tr smcv1: 1PC A

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional)........................... 6 000.00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only).

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or owh CateOrV Of the I Detailed Summary POgP FOR LINE NUMBERIT la(l)

Any Information copied from such Reports and Statments may not be sold or used by any person for the purpose of soliciting contributions or for commercial

p murases. other than using the name and address of any political committee to solicit contributions from such committee.> AME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

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A. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code

Dr. W. S. Bundrick1202 Louisiana Avenue

'Shreveport LA 71101

Receipt For: PrimaryM Other so.eifvl :"n fll e tmia U General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

0ftpcal Doctor

Aoareaate Year-to-Dare " S

day, year)

12-1 5-87

4-

Receipt this Period

I1 000.00

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B. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

day, year) Receipt this PeriodH. Bailey Thomson Orlando News 12-15-87 1 000.00

30 West New HampshireOrlando, Florida 32804 ocupton

Receipt For: JPrimary U General Editorf other (specify):S pecial Agregate Year-to-Dato 10000o0

C. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Riemer Calhoun, Jr.jday. yew) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Drawer 799 Self Employed 12-15-87 500.00Mansfield LA 71052 Occupation

Receipt For: U Primary General InvestorX-] Other (specify):7p e c i a I Aggregate Yr.O-Det 2 500.00

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Dae (month. Amount of Each

Norman V. Kinsey day. year) Receipt this Pwriod

Suite 1805-Louisiana TowerS750.00401 EdwardsShrp vporlrt LA 71101 . .. Occupation

Receipt For:-L Primary General I n v e s to rOther (specify): p e p 1 Aggregate Year-to-Datern, nn s _ 5 n_ n

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, yer) Receipt this Period

A a r o n S e l b e rS e f E p o e1 2 1 8 71 0 . 0P. 0. Box 21830Shreveport LA 71152 Occupation

Receipt For: H_ Primary General Retai 1 Merchantfx] Other (Specify):_Sp e c i a 1 Aggregate Year-to-Date> S 1 0.nO

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Coda Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

day. year) Receipt this PeriodPeter W. Mankins Self EmployedP. 0. Box 2037 2-15-87 500.00Texarkana, Texas 75501

Occupation

Recept For: LJ Primary _General Automobile Dealer-Other (specify): Spe cia 1 Aggregate Year-to-Date S 500.00

G. Full Name, Mailing Addrew and ZIP Code

Cecil E. Ramey, Jr.P. 0. Box BShreveport LA 71161-0010

Rece;pt For: Li Primary Li General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Attorney........ ..... n.,. . s 1

Date (month,day, year)

2-15-87

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1 000.00

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SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) ......................................... 5 750 . 00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ............................................... .

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1 000_0

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'~reach category of te3De0 Iailed Summary Pg OR LINE NUMUER

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Ipurposes. other than using the name and address of any political committee to solicit contributions from such committee.

NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP CodeNorma S. WinegeartP. 0. Box 156-Plain Dealing LA 71065

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Receipt For: U PrimaryM Ot nher I,,wlitv):'Y- e c i a I Li General

Name of Employer

N/A

OcUplion

HousewifeAgreaate Yeer-to-oDte "' $

Date (month.day. yeW)

12-30-87

500.00

Amount of EachAmount of Each

Receipt this Period

500.00

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6. Full Name, Mailing Addressa nd ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Ralph Kiper day. yea) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Drawer 1080 Self Employed 12-30-87 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71101

Occupation

Receipt For: . Primary LGeneral ArchitectJOther (specify):Special Aggregate Year-to-DOte $ 1000.00

C. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday. yew) Receipt this Period

Charles W. Salley Self Employed550 Rives PlaceShreveport LA 71106 Occupation 12-30-87 500.00

Receipt For: Pr imar LJGeneral AttorneyMyOther (specify): S oar-ia] !Aggregiate Year-to-Dhte > $S b ).U U

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachHenry G. Tingle N/A day, yea) Receipt this Ptriod

6744 ForestShreveport LA 71107 12-30-87 200.00

Receipt For: - L_ Primary L- General Reti redrxl Other (specify): S p e c i a 1 Aggregate Year-tOat, )>S _ _2._ _ _

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Bill Templeton Self Employed800 United Mercantile Bldg. 12-15-87 1 000.00509 Market,Shreveport LA 71101 Offat% Gas

Receipt For: LPrimary Generalffl Other (specify): S p e cia Aggregate Year-to-Dte > S 1 000.00


Carolyn Templeton day, year) Receipt this Period

509 Market, 800 UMB Bldg. N/A 12-15-87 665.00Shreveport LA 71101

Occupation

Receipt For: ;j Primary [jGeneral Housewife -MOther (specify): 'Sp e c i a 1 Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 6615.00

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code

Receipt For:

Other (specify):Lj Primary W General

Name of Employer

Occupa tionl

Aqeate Yea~rto-Date S


U1TOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) ...............

I TOTAL Ths ')erod (last page this line number only) ............


3 865.00

15 615.00. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..>.............................

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NAME OF COMMITTEE fin Full)

STAN TINER CAM PAIGN COMMITTEEF I gpRa&a __- - &- I-II

A. FullM arme, Mailing Addleland ZIP Codl

MILT HARTSELLBOX 121RODESSA LA 71069

Purpose of DisbursementContract LaborTravelDisbursement for:IPrimary L_j GeneralXOther (specifY) 3pecia1

Date (month,day. year)

12-16-8712-22-871 7_ ln_ -A7

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B. Full Name, Mailing Addresa and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Mary Buckman Advertising day, year) Disbursement This Period

P.O. Box 6325.1-172-16-87 787.90Bossier City LA 71171-6325 Disbursement for: Primary [General 2-17-87 637.30

Other (specify) Specijal -21 Z74 -7C. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Stan Tiner T r ave 1 day, year) Disbursement This Period

6675 North Park Circle 12-22-87 710.33Shreveport LA 71107 Disbursementfor: LjPrimary LGeneral

X-- Other(specify) S p e c i a 10. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Herbert Joyner Rental Deposit day, year) Disbursement This PeriodJoyner Bldg. 2829 Youree Office Rent 12-23-87 850.00Shreveport LA 71105 Disbursement for: LjPrimary LGeneral

X Other (specify)E. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

PSuthwesternElectric[Deposi t-Uti1ty day, year) Disbursement This Period

P. 0. Bx 2110612 8-80 .0Shreveport LA 71156 Disbursementfor: L Primary L General 1228-88 200.00XOther(specify) Special

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachDiana Walker day. year) Disbursement This Period122 Napolean Contract Labor 12-31-87 500 0Shreveport LA 71115 Disbursement for: L Primary L General

Other (specify)G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Warren Graves Office Rent day, year) Disbursement This Period

601 Texas Street 12-15-87 1 300.00Shreveport LA 71101 1 Disbursement for: L Primary Lj General

!iOther (specify) SpecialH. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement I Date (month, Amount of Each

South Central Bell Telephone day, year) Disbursement This PeriodP 0 Box 60050 L-15-87 365.00New Orleans LA 701 66-0001 1Disbursement for: LPrimary LGeneral

_X_ Other (specify) Special

Amount of EachDisbursement This Period

500.00389.38

I. Full Name, Mailing Addressard ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Amount of EachDisbursement This Period

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only)...........................................................6.. .

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)............................................................

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6 326-.29

R OFRECEIPTS AND DISBSEMENTSFor An Authorized Committee

(Summary Page)1. NAME OF COMMITTEE (in full)

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

I.

FEC FORM 3(revised 4/87)

ADDRESS (number and street) [ Check if different than previously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

CITY, STATE and ZIP CODE STATE/DISTRICT 3. IS THIS REPORT AN AMENDMENT?

SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA 71101-3654 4th Dist Iii]YES -11NO

4. TYPE OF REPORT LA Special ElectionApril 15 Quarterly Report Twelfth day report preceding

(Type of Elocion)LD Julyli5QuarterlyReport electionon 381938 intheState of A

F October 15 Quarterly Report D Thirtieth day report following the General Election on

- January 31 Year End Report in the State of

July 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-election Year Only) D Termination ReportThis report contains__activity for a Primary Election General Election I Special Election K Runoff Election

SUMMARY

5. Covering Period 1 -1 -88 through 2-1 7 -88 COLUMN A COLUMN BThis Period Calendar Yew-to-Date

6. Net Contributions (other than loans)

(a) Total Contributions (other than loans) (from Line1lI(e)) . . 40 065.00 40 065.00

-0-(b) Total Contribution Refunds (from Line 20(d)).............. - -0

(c) Net Contributions (other than loans) (subtract Line6(b) from 6(a)) 40 065.00 40 065.00

7. Net Operating Expenditures

(a) Total Operating Expenditures (from Line 17). . . . ........... 47 568.37 47 568.37

(b) Total Offsets to Operating Expenditures (from Line 14) . . . . 88 1 . 80 88 1 .80

(c) Net Operating Expenditures (subtract Line 7(b) from 7(a)) . .. 46 686.57 46 686.57

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporting Period (from Line 27) 2 0 9 1 . 1 4 For further information

contact:9. Debts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee -0- Federal Election Commission

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D) . .-.-. 999 E Street. NW

10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee Washington. DC 20463(itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D)...............4 4 6 6.21 Toll Free 800-424-9530

.. . . ... ... . . ' 'Local 202-376-3120/ certify that / have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correctand complete.Type ur Print Name of Treasurer

BILL WENE SMITHSignature Of reasurer Date


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(Page 2, FEC FORM 3)Name of Committee (in full) Report Covering the Period:STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE From: 1-1-88 To: 2-17-88

1. RECEIPTS COLUMN A COLUMN 8Total This Period Calendar Year-To-Date

11. CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans) FROM:(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Political Committees

(i) Itemized (use Schedule A) . . . . . .......... .30 935.00 11 WO)(ii) Unitemized . . . ... ................. 9 1 30.00. _ 11 (a)(iii) Total of contributions from individuals...... ........ 40 065,00 40 06 5, 00 11(a).

(b) Political Party Committees .......... ...... 11(b)(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) .__._._._._._._._._ 11(c)(d) The Candidate . . . . ........ ...... 11(d)(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans )(add 11 (a)(iii), (b), (c) and (d)) 40 065. 00 40 065.00 11(e)

12. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES. . . . ....- 0- 12

13. LOANS:(a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate ....... 13(a)

(b) All Other Loans .. . . . . .13(b)(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)) ........... "0- 0- -13(c)

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds. Rebates, etc.) . . 881 . 80 881 . 80 14

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends, Interest. etc.) ...... ......... . - 0- -0-

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS (add11(e),12.13(c),14 andI15) . . ......... .. 40 946.80 40 946.80 16

II. DISBURSEMENTS

17. OPERATING EXPENDITURES . . . .... ............. 47 568.37 47 568.37 1

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES........ . -0- -0-

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS: ... ..-_______

(a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate .(b) Of All Other Loans . . . .. ........ 19(b)

(c) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)) - 0-19c)20. REFUNDS OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO:

(a) lndividuas,'Per,.ris Other Than Political Committees . 20(a)(b) Political Pay Committees .. . . . .20b

(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs)..........(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add 20(a). (b) and (c)) . . - 0 - 0 20d

21. OTHER DISBURSEMENTS ... . . . . 0 -0- 21

22. TOTALDISBURSEMENTS(adddl7, 18, 19(c),.20(d) and21) . . .... ....... , 47 568.37 47 568.37 22

III. CASH SUMMARY

23. CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD . . . $ 8 712. 71_ 23

24. TOTAL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16). $ 40 946. 80 24

25 SUBTOTAL (add Lne 23 and Line 24) . ............. $ 49 659.51 25

26. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22). . . . . . .$ 47 568. 37 26

27. CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25). $ 2 091 -14 27

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)F STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code

0. Wesley Attaw;.y666 Travis Street, Suite 705Shreveport LA 71101-3015

Receipt For: LiPrimary7 Other ispecify):

L General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

InvestmentsAggregate Year-to-Date s

Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

1-13-88

S. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

J o hnWhitney P e s neSelfEmployedday, yar) Receipt this Period

8601 Millicent Way No. 302 Self EmployedShreveport LA 71115 Occupation1-13-88 250.00

Receipt For: jX Primary L_ General .A tt or neyFu'-sOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 250.

C. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachB illy yR.P esneSefmployedday, year) Receipt this Period

4623 Orchid StreetShreveport LA 71105 1-13-88 250.00

Receipt For: X1 Primary _General At torn e y-- Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 250.

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Dr. Dayne D. Hassell Self Employed day, year) Rceipt this Priod

P. 0. Box 44066Shreveport LA 71134 1-13-88 250.00

Receipt For: [jJ Primary L General DoctorOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-pate > $ ' 25 0.

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodR. H. Shirley Progressive Printing

1157 Gooseberry Hill 1-13-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71106

_________________________________Occupation PitnReceipt For: jPrimary L General Comm0ercialPit

I-Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date S 000. 0F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Ed Powell day, year) Receipt this Period

8306 Springlake Dr. Self/EmployedShreveport LA 71106 c1-13-881 500.00

Occupation

Receipt For: i_ Primary i Genera Automobile DealerOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 5 00

1 000.

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP CodeC. Cody White, Jr. CPAP. 0. Box 1607Shreveport LA 71165

Receipt For: I PrimaryOther (specify):

LI General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

OccupationAccountantAggregate Year-to-Date >$

Date (month,

day, year)

1-13-88

5b0O. 00


500.00

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional). ................................................... 3 750.00

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrm eand ZIP Cede

Gordon E. Rountree734 ChinquapinShreveport LA 71106

Receipt For: [ PrimaryrI Other (specify):TjGeneral

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

AttorneyAggregate Year-to-Date > S

Dow (month.dmy, yw)r

1-13-88

10.00


500.00

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date Imonth, Amount of EachJane R. Caruthers day,,year) Receipt this Period1817 Willow Point Dr. N/A 1-13-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71119

Occupation

Receipt For: [ Primary L General HousewifeOther (specify):Aggregate Yea-to-DateVU_.

C. Full Name, Mailing Address anid ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday. yea) Receipt this Period

H. R. Ladymon Self Employed 1-13-88 1 000.00Box 5001Shreveport LA 71105 Occupatin

Receipt For: IJlPrimary L General Retail Merchant-]Other (specify):A>

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

John D. Caruthers, Jr. Self Employed day. year) Receipt this fhriod

1325 American Tower 1-13-88 1 000.00401 Market St.Shreveport LA 71101 OccupationReceipt For: [ X Primary L General Oil & Gas[7 Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date :5 si___O6.6.

E. Full Name. Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date Imonth. Amount of Each

Dr. James M. Ciarabella, Jr. Self Employed day, year) Receipt this Period

585 OneontaShreveport LA 71106 1-13-88 1 000.00

Occupation

Receipt For: [_j Primary [jGeneral Doctor [I-Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 1 000.


Robert L. Barrett, M.D. Self Employed day,year) ReceiptthisPeriod

450 Pierremont Road 1-13-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71106 1-13-88lD000.0

Receipt For: PrimaryGeneral1 DoctorF7 Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 1 000 .


Milton C. Chapman MD921 Shreveport-BarksdaleShreveport LA 71105

LjPrimary

HWY

. GeneralReceipt For: e FF7Other (specify):

Name of Employer

Self Employed

R&d' tLes 1 Doctor

1 Aggregate Year-to-Date 72 $

Date (month,

day, year)

1-13-88


500.00

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A. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code

J. B. BeairdP. 0. Box 7423Shreveport LA 71107

Receipt For:7- Other (specifv):

L_ Primary L General

I I -

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

AdvertisinqI Aregate Year-to-Date 5

Date (month. Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Period

1-18-88 500.00

B. Full Name. Mailing Addre and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Robert E. Holladay IV, MD Self Employed dayyew) ReceiptthisPeriod

915 Olive 1-19-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71104 Ocpto

Receipt For: GXjPrimary LGeneral Medical Doctorr Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date 2 $ ._S00_.

C. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday year) Receipt this Period

JamesCP.swillielf Employed 1-19-88 500.008829 CreswellShreveport LA 71106

Receipt For: IePrimary General -ledical DoctorF-]Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > S _ _.

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Scott P. Sealy Sealy Properties 1-19-88 250.00Petroleum TowerShreveport LA 71101 OccupationReeipt For: A I Primary L- General Re al E st a t e25

Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date S _ _ __.

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodCarolyn Templeton N/A 1-20-88 335.0

6 Cliffwood PlaceShreveport LA 71106

occupation4__9 riay L--]Genera, HO USewife

Receipt For:APrimaryGewifef---Other(specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date S


day, year) Receipt this Period

Robert Gentry 1-22-88 500.00665 Ponder Sabine IndexMany LA 71449 Occupation

Receipt For: [X_ Primary L-General NewspapermanF- Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ -5(U.

G. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code

Richard C.Goorley740 Austin PlaceShreveport LA 71101

Receipt For:

F7l Other fspecifv):FJ Primary Li General

Name of Employer

Self Employed


1-22-88


250.00

ttYorney _____

Aggregate Year-to-Date> $ 250-l

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A. Full Noe, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Ced

Jim Wilhite149 N. CentralClayton, Missouri

Receipt For: L

Other (specify):

63105

Primary i General

Name of Employer

ARK-LA-GAS

OccupstionExecutive

Aggregate Year-to-Date >$

Date (month.day, year)

2-2-88

-U5u.


500.00

8. Full Name. Mailing Addrea and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachR. W. MOORE Self Employed day, year) Receipt this Period

P. 0. BOX 127Altus, Oklahoma 73522Occupation _|-2-2-88 500.00

ReceiptFor: L Primary [General Management Consulta tH]Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date> $ .. s_ __

C. Full Naoe, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

George N. Gray day, year) Receipt this Period

900 West 70th Street Bewley Furniture 2-2-88 250.00Shreveport LA 71106

Receipt For: - U Primary L Generl ExecutiveOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date >,,$ 50. 0

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Carol Bundrick N/A 2-3-88 1 000.001202 Louisiana AvenueShreveport LA 71101 Occupation

Receipt For: I Primary LGeneral - HousewifeH Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to;Date71> S 1 Ua.

E. Full Name, Mailing Addreus and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Tedd W. Dumas Plains Cable TV Co. 2-3-88 500.00P. 0. Box 1005Many LA 71449 Occupation

Receipt For: Primary [J General Executivei Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date S00,

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) I Receipt this Period

Tom Ruffin E.F. Hutton iP. 0. Box 571Shreveport LA 71162-0571 Occupation - •50.00

Receipt For: Primary General Stock BrokerOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 250.

G. Full Name, Mailing Addrsa and ZIP CodeJames DavisonP.O. Drawer 846Ruston LA 71270

Receipt ForC

xt PrimaryDther (specify):

L. General

Name of Employer

Davison Transport


2-4-88 1 000.00

Occupation

Owner Operator ____

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AME OF COMMITTE (in Full)

Stan Tiner Committee

TV)nc

A. Full Name, Mailing Addowe an ZIP Code

Joe K. Lawler5881 PinehillShreveport LA

Receipt For:F7i Other (specifv):

Rd.71107

uXl Prim y U General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Date Imonth,daw. year)

1-25-88Occulption

Real Estate

Amggrete Year-to-Date S

' Amount of EachReceipt this Period

250.00

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S. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Joseph N. Traigle T.L. James Companie s d-Ye) ReceiptthisPeriod

P. 0. Box 668 1-25-88 250.00

Ruston LA 71273

Receipt For: [IPrimary LJGeneral ExecutiveF- Other (specify): Aggregt Year-to-Date > >S250

C. Full Name. Mailing Addrels and ZIP Code Name of Employer Oat@ (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Quinton T. Hardtner III Self Employed 1-27-88 1 000.00910 Ockley Drive _

Shreveport LA 71106 Occupation

Receipt For: LXPrimary LJGeneral Attorney iF7 Other (specify): Aggregate Yur-to-Ote 0$ ] 0 0 _


William G. Anderson day. year) Receipt this Priod

333 Texas, Suite 2121 1-29-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71101-5302 Occupat00n

Receipt For: AL Primary [J General Oil & GasOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date'570._ _

E. Full Name Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

James R. Lang, Jr. DDS Self Employed 2-2-88 1 000.00705 OneontaShreveport LA 71106 Occupation

Receipt For: [Xj Primary L-General D e n t i s t[-I Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ > s1

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

Robert A. Robertson MD day, year) Receipt this Period

7717 Chesapeake Drive Self EmployedShreveport LA 71106 2-2-88 500.00

Occupation

Receipt For. Primary LJGeneral Medical Doctor.. Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $U S O. U

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code

T. A. Pernici401 Trinity CircleShreveport LA 71106

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F-1 Other Isecifv):I Primary W General

Name of Employer

Tri-State WholesaleProduce

Occupation

ExecutiveAggregate Year-to-Date > $


500.002-2-88

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I

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Stan Tiner Campaign CommitteeIT

A. Full Name. MilIng Addrem and ZIP Cede

Diane DavisonP.O. Drawer 846Ruston LA 71270

Receipt For:F, other (specify):

B. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Dote (month, Amount of Each0. D. Harrison, J r.day. yew) Receipt this PeriodP. 0. Box 3 Self Employed 2-4-88 250.00

Shreveport LA 71181Occupation

Receipt For: j( Prim"ary General' InvestmentsrH Other (specify): Aggregete Year-to-Date > ___,,__50.0

C. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Data (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodJames E. Franklin,Jr. Self Employed 2-4-88 250.00213 Texas

Shreveport LA 71101 Oupation

Receipt For: jPrimay 'Genra ' Attorney _

F7 Other (specify): Aggregte Yeer-to-Date S _2_0.

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachJ.N. Barineau, Jr. Self Employeday year) Rceipt this ri

P. 0. Box 102 Self8Emp0oyedShreveport LA 71110 2-5-88 1 000.00

OccuPatsonReceipt For: [_ Primary L_- General C On tr a c tgo

Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 1 000-

E. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Name of Employer Dats (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodJohn S. Katzenbach Self Employed dy er eep hsPro

186 Shutesbury RoadAmherst, Mass. 01002 ocupation 2-8-88 400.00

Receipt For: X Primary H General A u t h o rOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date S 400.00

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachMichael T. Hunter day, year) Receipt this Period

525 Mila2 Street Ark LA Gas5Shreveport LA 71101 2-8-88 250.00SOccupation

Receivt For:, Primary _ General Ex e cu t i v e-- Other (specify):'i Aggregate Year-t(O-ate >S 250. '

q F ne a

Name of Employer

N/A

Occupation

HousewifeAggreate Year-to-Date >5


2-4-88

I UUU.


1 000.00

G. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code

Maryann S. MillerP. 0. Box 1065Springhill LA 71075

Receipt For:

1 Other (specify).

Aj Primary

Name of Employer

N/A

Occupation

General HousewifeI Aggregate Year-to-Date "> $

Date (month,

day, year)

2-9-88


1 000.00

1 ouu.

0)

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page optional)......... ................. .................................. 4 150.00

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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEI Y

A. Full Name, Mailing Addemm and ZIP Cod.

Riemer Calhoun JrP.O. Drawer 799Mansfield LA 71052

Receipt For: IXI PrimaryF-1 Other (specify):

Li General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Real EstateAggregate Year-to-Date > s

Date Imonth,day, year)

2-9-88

500.


500.00

8. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

R. Gary Madden, MD Self Employed day,year) ReceiptthisPeriod

132 SouthwoodBossier City LA 71111 -upotin-11-88 1 000.00

Receipt For: XLI Primary [J General UOoctor

F7 Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 1 000.C. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachdoe, year Receipt this Period

Walter T. Pipes Self Employed 2_ 11-88P.O. Box 9064 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71139

Occupation

Receipt For: GeaPrimaryl Executivef7 Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Datei> $ I OW

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

Dorothy Hubbard N/A day. year) Receipt this Period

8517 Rampart Place 2-11-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71106

Occupation

Receipt For: Primary ] General HousewifeF7, Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ ___- n

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

Pete Harris Freeman & Harris day, year) Receipt this Period

317 Western Avenue 2-11-88 300.00Shreveport LA 71101

Occupation

Receipt For: AjPrimary General Executive-Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date> $ 300,

F. Full Name, Mailing Addrass and ZIP Coda Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

RosoIe H. White day, year) Receipt this Period

3804 Creswell N/Ai2-12-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71106

OccupationReceipt For: i.Xj Primary -F General Retired

Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 500Dae moth

G. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP CodeRaymond S. Morris3825 GilbertShreveport LA 71104

Receipt For IPrimary

Other (specify):

General

Name of employer

Self Employed

Occupation

InvestmentsAggregate Year-to-Date :> $ 300

Date (month,

day, year)

2-16-88


300.00

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)Stan Tiner Campaign CommitteeI I I

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Cede

Ottis LewingRt. 2, Box 450Many LA 71449

Receipt For:r -1 . . .

jjjiiiI JGenral

Name of Employer

Lewing Testers

Dire (month.daY, year)

2-17-88

Contractor 1_______________


500.00

I IOther (specify): AggregateYear-o-l.ate a Ij p ( _.. . . .B. Full Name, Mailing Address ad ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Travis A. White day. year) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Box 1401 Self Employed 2-17-88 250.00Shreveport LA 71164

Occupation

Receipt For: Primary LJGeneral InvestmentsOther (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 20

C. Full Name, Mailing Address ad ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Virginia G. Godfrey N/A 2-17-88 250.00875 North NaboursMany LA 71449 Occupation

Receipt For: I X1 Primary L-jGeneral Housewife i f0F Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > ,$ _ _ _ _ __.


Roby Bridges Jr. day, year) Receipt this Period

Rodessa LA Self Employed 2-17-88 600.00In Ki nd

OccupationReceipt For: IX Primary L General Executive

F7 Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date> s 600.00E. Full Name, Mailing Addrs and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Receipt this Period

OccupationReceipt For: I Primary General

Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $

F. Full Name, Mailing Addresa and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

OccupationReceipt For: J Primary j General

-7Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date $_,

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code

Receipt For"

Other (specify):_1I Primary _ General

Name of Employer

Occupation

Aggregate Year-to-Date > s


0)

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) ........ . ............................................... .. .1 600.00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only)3............................................... 30 ;35.00

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Courthouse Corner Partnership509 Marshall, Suite 1500Shreveport LA 71101

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. ther (specifv):

B. Full Name, Mailing Addre. encl ZIP Code

Receipt For: L PrimaryI fOther (specify):

- D. Full Name, Mailing Addrs and ZIP Code

Receipt For: L

-- Other (specify):

Receipt this Period

881.80






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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE 1 1

A. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP CeIe

Milt HartsellBox 121Rodessa LA 71069

Purpose of Disbursment

Contract LaborReimburse Exense..

LI- General


1-5-881-12-881-18-88


348.83338.00377.49

f. Full Nae, Mailing Addresdcl ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Data (month, Amount of Each

Milt Hartsell (Continued) day, year) Disbursement This Period

1-25-88 373.75Disbursement for: LjPrimary LJ Gen-" 2-1-88 359.00

7m_ Other(specify) 2-9-88 374.04

C. Full Name. Mailing Addrs and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

3500 N. Causeway Blvd. 1 636.50

Suite 1024 isbursement for: __l Primary

Metairie LA 70002 Other (specify)

0. Full Name, Mailing Addrs and ZIP Cod' Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Ferris Office Furnishings Office Supplies 1-8- 88 231.19P. 0. Box 4 Disbursementfor: [jXPrimary JGeneral 1-18-88 56.85Shreveport LA 71161 7Other(specify)

E. Full Name, Mailing Addrees and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Robert Mann Contract Labor day, year) Disbursement This Period

3241 Eastwood Drive PrILiGeneral_1-11-88 1 500.00Shreveport LA 71104 Disbursement for: tXJ Primary Li General

hOther (specify)

F. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Dianna Walker C t t Labor day, year) Disbursement This Period

122 Napoleano-11-88 1 1 000.00

Shreveport LA 71l15 isbursement for: [j Primary _jGeneral

Other (specify)

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Disbursement This PeriodPolitical Action Company Polling 11-12-88 750.002016 General Jackson St.BatoDn Rouge LA 70810Disbursement for: lPriry 11388 4 059.70

B77Other (specify)1-20-88 5 900.00

H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Political Action Company 2-9-88 5 000.00( C o n t i n u e d ) Disbursement for: Primary General

Other (specify)

I. Full Name, Mailing Addraes and ZIP Code

Pelican Computer Rentals1036 WilkinsonShreveport LA

Purpose of Disbursement

2 Month Rent ComputerDate (month,

day, year)

l'Disbursement for: [Xj Primary L General 1 -1 2-88r-! Other (specify)


698.75

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)........................................................... 23 004.10

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ..........................................................

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SNAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)

Stan Tiner Campaign CommitteeAmutofEc

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP CedAnnual City Wide RevivalShreveport, Louisiana


Advertising

Disbursement for: E 'Primary

-7 Other (specify)LI General


1-12-88


250.00

6. Full Name, Mailing Addrms and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachCommercial National Bank Cashier's Check to day,,year) Disbursement This Period

P. 0. Box 21119 Sec. of State-Filing Fee 1-12-88 600.00Shreveport LA 71152 Disbursement for: [Xj Primary iGeneral

-- Other (specify)

C. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachDiana Walker Office Supplies 1 y_.e ,) Disbursement This Period

122 Napolean Office7Suppli5s

Shreveport LA 71115 ,Disburementfor: IXj Prirmary L_GenerllIOther (specify)

0. Full Name, Mailing Addreas and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Newspaper Production Advertising day, year) Disbursement This Period

Lake & Market Streets isbuseenfr:__Prmay _Gneal1-15-88 414.55Shreveport LA 71130 73_5u se ntfor iX(Prmpre LfGeny) 2-11-88 9 124.50I _______Other I ___spe____ify___

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code I Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

South Central Bell iTelephone Service day, year) Disbursement This Period

P.0.Box 60050 _ -18-88 640.00

New Orleans LA 70166 Disbursement for: [Xi Primary LjGeneral 1-18-88 477.83

7 Other (specify) _

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) i Disbursement This Period

B & B Systems, Inc. Billboard Advertising 1-22-88 1 200.00P..Box 3608 2-..-881.000PO Bx 0Disbursement for: IV Primary Li General 2-9-88 1 100.00

Shreveport LA 71133 Other(spAcify)

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Disbursement This PeriodDavid Roach Travel Expense 2-1-88 907.12

2016 Jackson Street ___Baton Rouge LA 70810 Disbursementfor: [LXPrimary LiGeneral7 Other (specify) 1

H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code 'Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachHerbert Joyner Office Rent day, year) DisbursementThisPeriod

2829 Youree 2-1-88 550.00Shreveport LA 71105 Disbursement for: JPrimary IGeneral

Other (specify)Dae(ot, Aon fEc

I. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP CodaWanda English1445 FlowersShreveport LA 71107

i Purpose of Disbursement

!Contract Labor

Disbursement for: li! Primary L General

Other (specify)


2-8-88


700.00

SUBTOTAL of D ;bursements This Page (optional)............................................................1TT ThPeo(ataehsieubon)....................*... // 16 341.75

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ........................................................ ••..

M)

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fore h ca eoryof the .3 4Detailed Summaery rPg FOR tI E NUMBER

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A. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Ced

Ward Printing Company1412 Airline DriveBossier City LA 71112

Purpose of DisbursmentPrinting

Disbursenent for: Primary

L Other (specify).J General

Date (month,day,veer)2-9-988


1 088.92

B. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachSday, year) Disbursement This PeriodStandard Printing Company Printing 2-11-88 516.05

P. 0. Box 1006 Disbursement for: XJ Primary L Generl-

Shreveport LA 71163 -- Other(specify)

C. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Smith Cole Filipowski & Co. Accounting day. year) Disbursement This Period

610 Marshall, Suite 800 ..... 2-12-88 1 270.00C:) Shreveport LA 71101-3654 Diabursornentfor: N Primary LGeneral

1 Other (specify)D. Full Name, Moiling Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachKSLA TV Advertising day, year) Disbursement This Period

F' 1812 Fairfield f 2-12-88 765.00S hr ev ep o rt L A 71101 Disbursement for: Primary Li Generale--1Other (specify)

E. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachKTAL TV Advertising day, year) Disbursement This Period

- 3150 North Market 2-15-88 1 742.50Shreveport LA 71107 Disbursement for: [ Primary j General

C e) v rOther (specify)

F. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Coushatta Citizen Newspaper Advertising dayyear) DisbursementThisPeriod'3 Coushatta, Louisiana D2-15-88 396.00iDisbursement for: _.tPrimary H. General i

-- Other (specify)G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Jack Shores-Si.ns Advertising day, year) Disbursement ThisPeriod

Shreveport LA 71105 D2-16-88 250.00Disbursement for: L Primary General

Other (specify)

H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month.,1 Amount of Each

Mansfield Enterprise Newspaper Advertising day, year) Disbursement This Period

P. 0. Box 840_235.20Mansfield LA 71052 Disbursement for: ILI Primary L Generali 2-17-88 235.20

i Other (specify)Dae(otI Aon fEc

I. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code

Skipworth Studios6820 Line AvenueShreveport LA 71106


AdvertisingDisbursement for: IX Primary

G rseeral

Other (specify)


1-18-88


274.43

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)............................................ ................ 538. U

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ................ ............................................. 46 968 . 37

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)Stan Tiner Campaign Committee

IDate (month.

A. Full Name. Mailing Addm and ZIP CodeRoby Bridges, Jr.Rodessa LA

Purpose of Disburmment

Billboard Rental

Disbursement for: WJ Primr"]Other (specify)

U GenralI

Oat* (month,day. year)

2-17-88


600.00In Kind

B. Full Name, Mailing Address end ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary I Generl.. Other (Ipecify)

C. Full Name, Mailing Address ed ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

[Disbursement for: LI Primary Li General

_______________________________________ Other (specify) _______ __________

D. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: I Primary j General7.Other (specify)

E. Full Name, Mailing Address end ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

'Disbursement for: L Primary LI GeneralI'Other (specify)

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

I Disbursement for: LI Primary LI General I

,7 Other (specify)

G. Full Name, Mailing Address end ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

ODisbursement for:LIPrimary General

Other (specify)

H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachi day, year) j Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary L General

1 Other (specify)

I. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement

Disbursement for: L PrimaryOther (specify)

Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

L_ General

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional) ........................................... .. . ......... 7 600.00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ........................................................... 47 568.37

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. DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONSExcluding Loans

po 1 of -2f

LINE NUMBERiJ..(Un saperate heduleefor eech numbered line)

Name of Committee (in Full) Outstandinrl Amount Paynment OutueanjgnSlerw BM Onn l uwred This alme at Clan

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ThisPeriod ThisePeriod Period of ThisPiod

A. Full Name, Meiling Addres and Zip Code o Debtor or Creditor

Artie Nevel Signs814 Airport Dr.Shreveport LA 71107 -0- 2 979.00 -0- 2 979.00

Nature of Debt (Purpose): ~'4.200 Signs-Advertising .... _________ ........ . ..__

8. Full Name, Mailing Addres and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Political Action Company2016 General Jackson St.Baton Rouge, LA 70810 -0- 15 834.70 15 709.70 125.00

Natureof Debt Wurpoe): poll ing $

C. Full Name. Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

AAA Woodcraft, Inc.4108 Metro DriveShreveport LA 71109 -0- 182.75 -0- 182.75

Nature of Debt (Purpose):Stakes for Signs Advertising . . ....... ___ .. .. ____,_.....___. ..

D. Full Name. Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

A & A Service Center405 CrockettShreveport LA 71101 -0- 76.61 -0- 76.61

Nefure of ebt (Purpose): ..

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code ot Debtor or Creditor

Ward Printing Service, Inc.1412 Airline DriveBossier City LA 71112 -0- 1 298.87 1088.92 209.95

Nature of Debt (Purpose I:Printing

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Standard Printing CompanyP.O. Box 1006Shreveport LA 71163 -0- 1 408.95 516.05 892.90

Nature of Debt (Purpose):Printing

1) SUBTOTALS This Perind This Page (optional) ...............................................

2) TOTAL This Period (last Page this line only)........................................................... 4 466. 2 1

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANS from Schedule C (last page only)..... . . .................................

41 ALUD 2) and 3) and carry forward to appropriate line of Summary Page (last p n onlvI.......... .............. 4 46 6 .21

R~RT For An Authod d Committee

(Summary Page)1. NAME OF COMMITTEE (in full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEI

UC)w'a.

ADDRESS (number and street) 1 Check If different than previously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

610 MARSHALL, SUITE 800 124699CrTY. STATE and ZIP CODE STATEJDISTRICT 3. IS THIS REPORT AN AMENDMENT?

SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA711O1-3654 4th Dist. I--YES LI NO

4. TYPE OF REPORTApril 15 Quarterly Report Tweffth day report preceding

(Type of Election)

7 July 15 Quarterly Report election on in the State of

- October 15 Quarterly Report Thirtieth day report following the General Election on

[] January 31 Year End Report in the State of

July 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-election Year Only) D Termination Report

This report containsatiy for Primary Election General Election FT1 Special Election _ Runoff Election

SUMMARY

5. Covering Period 2-1R-RR through 3-31-88 COLUMNA COLUMNBThis Period Calendar Yeer-o-Date

6. Net Contributions (other than loans) ISO

(a) Total Contnibutions(other thanloam) (from Line11(e)) 117 720.00 57 585.00

(b) Total Contribution Refunds (from Line 20(d)) -0 - -0 -

(c) Net Contrbutions (other thanloans)(subtract Line 6(b) from 6(a)) 17 720.00 57 585.00

7. Net Operating Expenditures(a) Total Operating Expenditures (from Line17). . . . ..... . .18 813.86 66 382.23

(b) Total Offsets to Operating Expenditures (from Line 14) . . - 0- 88 1 . 80

(c) Net Operating Expenditures (subtract Line 7(b) from 7(a)) ... . . 1 8 81 3.8 6 6 5 500.4 3

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporting Period (from Line 27) . . 997. 28 For further Informationcontact:

9. Debts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee Federal Election Commission

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D)., 999 E Street, NW

10 Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee 1 0 000 .00 Washington. DC 20463(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D) . Toll Free 800-424-9530

i certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct Local 202-376-3120

and complete.Tyv or Pnnt NameofrTresr'IL WENE SPT

Signature of asurer .Date

NOTE: Submission of false, erroneous, or incomplete information may subject the person signing this Report to the fnalties of 2 S.C. §437g.

FEC FORM 3. . . . . . . . . . .. . ... .(re vised 4 8 7 )

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DETLDSUMMARY PAG.Pof Receipts and Disbursements

(Pag2, FEC FORM 3)Name of Committee (in full) Report Covering the Period:

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE From: 2-18-88 To: 3 31-88..........SCOLUMN A COLUMN BI. RECEIPTS Total This Period Calendar Year-To-Date

11. CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans) FROM:(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Political Committees .

(i) Itemized(useScheduleA)........ ............. 11 800.00 11(011(ii) Untemized......................5 920. 00 ___________

(iii) Totalof contributonsfrom individuals. . .... ....... 17 720.00 57 785.00 11(a((b) Political Party Committees . . . .. ............... 11(W(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) . ........... 11(c)(d) The Candidate . ........ .................. I . .(d)

(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other thanans )(add 11(a)(li), (b), (c) and (d)) 17 720.00 57 785.00 11(6112. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES.. . ..........

13. LOANS:(a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate .13(a)

(b) All Other Loans .13(b)(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)) .__._._._._._._._._..13(c)

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds, Rebates, etc.) -_______________________________-0- 881.80 14

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends. Interest. etc.) . . . .............15

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS (add 11I(e), 12.13(c), 14 and 15)......... . 1 7 720.00 58 6668

II. DISBURSEMENTS

17. OPERATING EXPENDITURES . . . . ............ 18 813.86 66 382.23 117

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES........ . -0- -0 -8

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS: ,,_ _,_,_ _

(a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate...... . -0 - - 0-(b) Of All Other Loans..................

(c) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)). . .. 19(c)20. REFUNDS OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO: ._,.

(a) IndivdualsPersons Other Than Political Committees .20(a)(b) Political Party Committees . . . ............. . 20(b)(C) Other Political Committees (such as PACs)........ . . 20c(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add 20(a). (b) and (c)) -0- 0- 20(d)

21. OTHER DISBURSEMENTS ..,. . ...... ............ . -0- -0 -2

22. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS (add 17. 18. 19(c), 20(d) and 21) . .. 1 8 81 3.86 66 382. 23 22

Ill. CASH SUMMARY

23. CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD.. $ 2 091.1 4 23

24. TOTAL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16). . . . $ 17 720. 0024

25. SUBTOTAL (add Line 23 and Line 24) .. .... . . . . . . .$ 19 811 .14 25

26. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22). . . . .... . $ 1 8 8 1 3. 86 26

27 CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25). $ 99 7.m28i i ii i ,2,

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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMMITTEE ,

A. Full Name, Mailing AdI r mld ZIP Cad

Ronald P. Free1619 Captain ShreveShreveport LA 71105

Receipt For: A Primary

7 Other (specify):U~ General

I Name of EmployrSelf Employed

Occupation

Aggregate Yer-to-Date

Date (month,day, yer)

2-22-88

S. Full Name, Mailing Addm. ad ZiP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Walter Free Self Employedayyear) Receipt this Period

1107 Japonica 2-22-88 50000Shreveport LA 71108__ 2

Occupation

Receipt For: _ Primary L General

F1 Other (specify): AggregateYear-to-Date s_500.C. Full Name, Malling Addre sand ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Receipt this PeriodMrs. D. Wesley Attaway NA22-8500

666 Travis, Suite 705 N/A 2-22-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71101-3015

Receipt For: itPrimary General ousew i feF7 Other (speify): r Aggregate Year-to-Ost@7 $ 500

D. Full Name, Mailing Adds and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

James D. Stegal l Self Employed day,Yea) Receipt this Priod

307 Stratmore Dr.

Shreveport LA 71105 Occupation2-22-88 500.00Receipt For: Primary -Gneral Executi ve

7 Other (specify): Aggregate Yew-to-Date > S 500.E. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachSam F. Loeb day. year) Receipt this Period

334 Corinne Circle Self EmployedShreveport LA 71106 2-22-88 300.00

OccupationReep o: Primary ) i General, In v e stme nts s____Receipt For: Invesment

I Other (specify): Aggregate Yeer-to-Date> s 300F. Full Nam, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachAubrey Temple day, year) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Box 130 Self EmployedDeRidder LA 70634 :2-24-88 1 000.00

Occupation

Receipt For: i eJ Primary stGeneral InvestientsmOther (spcify): Aggregate Year-to-Date j> $ 1 000


500.00

G. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP CodeHal V. LyonsP.O. Box 777Shreveport LA

Receipt For:

7 Other (specify):

71137

SPrimary General

Name of Employer

Self Employed


2-25-88


500.00

Occupation

Aggregate Year-to-Date> $ bUU.

C)

Nr

(7

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional)... .................................................

3 800TOTAL This Period (last page this ine number only)......................................................

I

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)Can T4navs rra mnainn committee

IL ll I I I CI V..Ql AmaI.IivP meg.

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrei and ZIP Cede

R.M. Davis205 ClearwoodShreveport LA 71105

Receipt For: Primary General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occ6upation

Attorney I.... ... f% * "to A ;nn-Other (specify): "- -- W , -i..' u . -w. _

B. Full Name, Mailing Addrms and ZIP Code

Kristi Thomson30 West New HampshireOrlando, FL 32804

Receipt For: _ Primary LiJ General7-jOther (Specify):_______________

C. Full Name, Mailin AddrmI and ZIP CodeDrh~~r" lC Rutcher

Name of Enployer

N/A

Occupation

HousewifeAggregte Year-to-Date50

Name 01 tmpioyer

day, year)

2-25-88

Dae mothDate (month,day, yer)2-26-88

0.Date (month,

day, year)

921 Unadilla Self Employed 2-26-88

Shreveport LA 71106OccupationRceipt For: PrimaGeneral Advertising

1nOther (soecify): Aggregate Yer-to-Date $

i note (ennn Receit tisPewodR3c.ipt this Peri

300.00


500.00


250.00

_._ __L-L........... IDte (month. Amount of EachD. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Name of Employer da e ipmnt.iAout oS day. year) Receipt this Period

Doris Wilhite N/A 2-29-88 1 000.00

6602 North Club DriveShreveport LA 71107 °=CuRM ~ue w if e

Receipt For:IX Primary __I General

Other (specify): Aggregate Yerto-Date S

F. Full Name, Mailing Addre and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachE. Fdday.er) Receipt this PeriodBilly R. Pesnell nSelf Emploe500.004623 OrchidShreveport LA 71105 occupaton,

Receipt For: 'I X, Primary i General AttorneyOter(secfy:Aggregate Year-to-Date > S7 0

F. ullNam, Milig Adres ad ZP CdeName of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

F. ul Nme Malig ddeawan ZP od day, year) Receipt this Period

William L. StephensonSefEpo dSef mloe

P.O. Box 6070Shreveport LA 3-2-88 300.00

OccupationI

Receipt For: Primary ExecutiveOther (specify):'Aggregate Year-toDate $

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZiP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodN/A

Rachel L. Isbell9021 Cedar Hill 3-3-88 600.00

Shreveport LA 71118 Occupation

Receipt For: Primary General HousewifeOther (specify): Aggregate Year to-Date.> $ 04.0

SUTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional).................................................

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only). .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. .. . ...

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Name of Employer

Receipt For: [IPrimary Gera G , Executive1 Other (specify): Aggrqete Yw-to-Date

S. Full Name, Mailing Addressm aW ZIP Code

Marjorie B. Seawell1641 DowningDenver CO 80218

Receipt For:H7Other (specify):

_ Primary L General

Name of Employer

N/A

OccupationHousewife

Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ IL

Ome(month,

________________ pDm (month,

day. yea)3-4-88

UU.


500.00


1 000.00

C. Full Name, Mailing Addri and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

M. Buie Seawell day. yew) Receipt this Period

1641 Downing Self EmployedDenver CO 80218 .3-4-88 1 000.00

_________________Occupation

Receipt For: -N Primary' Gnl InvestmentsOther (specify): Aggregate Yeer-to-Dete $_>$ I U00

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer DateI (month, Amount of Each

Dr. Juan Watkins Self Employed day.year) Receiptthis riod

961 Audubon Place 3-7-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71105Occupation

Receipt For: X1 Primary L General Medical DoctorrOther (specify):"' Aggregate Yer-toD-@ta7 S _ __I_ _0

E. Full Name. Mailing Addren and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Joe F. Abendroth MD Self Employed 3-8-88 300.00401 North College __ _00.00

Lafayette LA 70506 Occupation DReceipt For: jXoPrimary i edi ctor

I- Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > S 00 ,

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachJimmy Gi1mer day, year) Receipt this Period

6341 Westport Avenue KWKH Radio 2-22-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71107 I In Kind

Receipt For: ( Primary General I ExcutiveOther (specify): I Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ 0 0

-


EKKehard "Hardy" Sieck6645 North Park DriveShrveport LA 71107

Receipt For:

Other (specifv):j Primary F General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

OccupationInvestments

Aggregate Year-to-Date > $


3-7-88

250.

250.00

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrmm nd ZIP Cede

Dave Isbell9021 Cedar HillShreveport LA 71118

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional). ................................................... " 4 550 . 00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only)...... . . ................................................. 11 800 .00

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEA. Full Nme, Milling AddM an ZIP Ced

KMSSTVSHREVEPORT LA 71101

0

Purpoae of Olabursment

MediaDisbursement for: Primary

Other (specify)LJ General

T - . . - -Data lmofltfl, ~mouns os tacnDate (month,

day, year)2-18-88

Amount of IEachOisbursement This Period

828.75

Ful Nam, Mailing d an ZiP de Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachKCIJ RADIO Radio Advertising day, year) Disbursement This PeriodKCJRDO2-23-88 672.00

P. 0. Box 197 6isbursementfor:72.0Primr LjGealShreveport LA 71106 "iOther (emify)

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrs and ZIP Cede Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Minden Press Herald Newspaper Advertiisng day, veer) Disbursement This Period

P. 0. Drawer 1339 Disbursmnt for: LPrimryH r 2-24-88 300.00Minden LA 71058 "- wr,(sec[2-ify)

0. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

ARTIE NEVELS SIGN CO. I Advertising day, year) Disbursement ThisPeriod

u814 Airport Drive Disbunrsemnt for:L Primary o~G ral Z-26-88 2 979.90

Shreveport LA 71107 11 Other(sp cify) WH

E. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

day, Year) Disbursement This Period

Postmaster Shreveport Postage 2-26-88 227.25

Disbursement for: L1 Primary L General 3-2- 8 26.71Other (specify) , 3-3-88 40.00

F. Full Name, Mailing Addre and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

KTBS TV Media 22-8 2300Shreveport LA 71101

2-29-88 2 5.75L] 3-4-88 , 2;59.75Disbursement for: I A] Primary Geea

Other (specify) G

G. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Shreveport Sun Newspaper Advertising day,year) DisbursementThisPeriod

P.O. Box 9328Shreveort LA 7118Disbursementfor:LPrimary jGeneral,1 3-1-88 799.48Shreveport LA 71139-9328 "-Lter(p i7Other specify)

H. Full Name, Mailing Addrs and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of EachP. B.S. P RINTING P r i n t i n day, year) Disbursement This Period

513 East Washington 3-2-88 670.41Disbursement for: Primary GeneralShreveport LA 71104 - 1 th r s i~y -

IOther (specify) Dt mnhAmut tEaf

. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code

South Central BellNew Orleans LA 70166


TelephoneDisbursement for: I Primary General

Other (specify)


3-2-88


1 372.90

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional).............................................................1 0 5 57 . 1 5

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) .............................................. ........... /

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L STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, MIling Addrm and ZIPCod

Standard PrintingP. 0. Box 1006Shreveport LA 71163

p 1 Amount of EachPurpose of Disbursement

Printing

Disbursement for: jPrimaryFIl Other (secify)L General


3-2-88


516.05

Dae(oth mut fEcB. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursnnt Date (month, Amount of Each

Newspaper Production Co. Advertising 3 -4-9880r isrerio

Lake & Market Streets Disbursement fr: JfPrimiry ._Gonri

Shreveport LA 71101 "-Other(,,eNa)ify)

C. Full Name, Mailing Address ZIP Cd. Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Wanda English Contract Labor day, year) Disbursement This Period

1445 FlowersShreveport LA 71107 L2isbursementfor: IXIPrlmary [_General 3-7-88 700.001 Other (specify)

0. Full Name, Mailing Addrms and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

William Templeton Reimburse catering day, year) Disbursement This Period

509 Market Street Dibrsmnfr _riay______a13-10-88 682.19Shreveport LA 71101 iburementfor:(spjPrcfyv LGener- Other (specify) ,_ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Jimmy Gilmer Advertising KWKH Radio 2-500.06341 Westport Avenue I n500.00Shreveport La 71107 Disbursementfor: I Primary LGeneral In Kind

Other (specify)

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) i Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary General

-' Other (specify)G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary ! General

Other (specify)


Disbursement for: Li Primary 'General

1 Other (specify)

I. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month,day, year)


Disbursement for: Primary General

h- Other (specify)

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)...............................................................5 404 .9

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only).............................................................1/ 1 5 962 .1 3

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. " T O...SCHEDULE D DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONS(Revised 3/80) Exoiludin Loans

9 pop L -ofUNE NUMBER(Urn sepere sdiwfor aech nunermd line)

Name of Committee (in Full$ endin Amount Peiymnt Outildlm

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE e"*Pi Pe riodd TOhI Iiw

A. Full Nome. MIilng Addge and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Artie Nevel Siqns814 Airport DriveShreveport LA 71107 2 979.00 -0- 2 979.00 -

Nture of Debt (Pw eu): L'r',

AdvertisinaS. Full Name, MaMlngAddrew and Zip COdeofDebtorf oCreditor **

Standard Printing CompanyP. 0. Box 1006Shreveport LA 71163 516.05 -0- 51G.05 -0-

~_Naure of Debt IPurpoes): .. , -w

Pri nti ng '_

1C. Ful Name. Ailing Ad ree snd ZIP Code of DM or Creditor

Political Action Comoany2016 General Jackson StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70810 5 000.00 5 000.00 -0- 10 000.00

Nture of Debt (PurPoen): M 1td ty 4 totQ Z

Consulti n Se rvic es __. ______ " . . - . . ... .- . Full Name, MAiliAde ad Zi Code of Debtor or Cr i

*** The amount reported onthe amount of $1408.95-have been $1032.10 with

)rior report amounterror thoutstandi

s was abalance

incurred wasamount siou

g of $516.05

Nature of Debt (PuM0pe): ...

E. Full Name, Nailing Addree and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor


F. Full Name. Mailing Addrms and ZIP Code of Debtor or Creditor


1) SUBTOTALS This Perind This Pag (optional)...............................................

2) TOTAL This Period (last pa this line only) ................... ..........................

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANS from Schedule C (last pog only)....................................__

41 ALO 2) and 3) and carrvy rd to aopropriata line of summary Page (last p nll............................I..

"thiia

i

/ Fm' A., uoommed Comminse(SumnmryPage)

1 NAmE OF COMWME (in f . ..


I

- - - L01-of.NOTE: Submission of false, erroneous, or incomplete information may subject the person signing this Report to l:enties o U.S.C. §437g.

ADDRESS (numbe aid eet) 7 Check if tdfe t han previously rePorted. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER610 MARSHALL, SUITE 800 124699


SHREVEPORT LA 71101-3654 LA/4th Dist.ENOI i YES __N

4. TYPE OF REPORTF April 15 Ouarterly Rep Twelfth day report preceding

(Type o Eleclion)July 15 Ouarterty Report election on in the State of

O*W Oc IbeS Quartrl Report TNhit day repor following the Genra Election on

January 31 YewEnd Reort in the State of

July 31 MId-YewRe (Non-el-cn Year Only) Termination ReportThi rew~t cantons

f PrirElectionI L Geneal Election IC? Seca Election Runoff Election

SUMMARY

5. Cove Period April I t1.o [June 30. 1988 COLUMNA COLUMNBThis Period Calendar Yer.to.Ot

6. Net Cc-, butons (other than logn)

(a) Total C ot on(o~thrtanloam) (fromnUne 1l(e)). 15 875.00 73 460.00

(b) Total Contrbution Ref4nds (from Une 20(d) ....... -0-- 0-

(c) NetCor itn nrs(other manloan)(suberactUnee6(b)from 6(a)) 15 875.00 73 460.00

7. Net Operating Expenditures(a) TotalOperatlingExpendltures (from Une 17). . . .13 376.67 79 758.90

(b) TotalOfsets toOperatingExpenditures (from Une 14).".. . . 422.75 2 304.55

(c) NetOoeraingExpenditures (subtract Line 7(b) from7(a)). 11 953.2 77 454.35

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporfing Period (from Line 27) . . . . 4 9 1 8. 36 For further Informationcontact:

9. Deots and Obligations Owed TO the Committee Federal Elect:on Commission

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule 0) ..- 0- 999 E Street. NW

10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee Washington. DC 20463(Itemize all on Schedule C andtor Schedule 0) . .84 288.59 Toll Free 800-424-9530

certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true. correct Local 202-376-3120

and complete.Type or Print Name of Treasurer

BILL WENE SMITH-TREASURERSignato re ,er Date

qqj.

FEC FORM 3-. ... revised 4,87)


(Page 2, FEC FORM 3)Name of Committee (in full) Report Covenng the Penod:

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE From: 4--88To:6-30-88

1. RECEIPTS COLUMN A COLUMN BI._RECEIPTSTotal This Period Calendar Year-To-Oate

11 CONTRIBUTIONS(other than loans) FROM:(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Political Committees ,

(i) Itemized (use Schedule A).. . ............ .. 7"""u' :(ii) Unitemized . ..l . . . . . .' .8 7 75.00 ;:(i)Uitmzd.........................

(iii)Total of contnbutions from individuals..... ......... 15 8 5.U O73 4 bU..UU(b) Political Party Committees. ............ . . . ..(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) ._._._._._._._._ (d) The Candidate . . . ........ ........(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans )(add 11 (a)(iii), (b), (c) and (d)) 1 5 87 5. U 0 - 1 b U. U U

12. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES. .... . . ..

13. LOANS.(a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate . ..........(b) All Other Loans . . . .. ............. ....(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)) .......- 0.- -.U -

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds. Rebates, etc.) .. 1 422.75 2 304. 55

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends, Interest, etc.). . . ........... .

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS (add l(e), 12. 13(c). 14 and 15)...... ... . 17 297.75 75 76455

II. DISBURSEMENTS -.

17 OPERATING EXPENDITURES_____________________________________ ,l' 7i 7 79 758.90

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES.".. ......- - -0-

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS.

a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidatefb) Of All Other Loansc) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)) ...

20. REFUNDS OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO:a) Individuals. Persons Other Than Political Committees. . . . . .

ib) Political Parry Committees . . . . . .. . . .

c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) . .

(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add_20(a)._(b_and(c)) 2 _..

21 OTHER DISBURSEMENTS 2,,7

22 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS add 17. 18. 19(c), 20(d) and 21). . . 13 376.67 79 758.90 2

III. CASH SUMMARY

23 CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD $ 997.28 Z

24 TOTAL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16) ........... $ 17 29 7. 7 52

25 SUBTOTAL (add Lne 23 and Lne 24) . . . . . . . . . . .. $ 18 295.03 2

26 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22) $ 1 3 376. 67 2

27 CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25). $ 4 9 1 8. 362

1 (a)

I(C)

11(d)

11ls)

12

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for *aph categry of theDetiled S4ummry PaP

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mailing Addm ad ZIP Code

Bradford G. Keithley9828 Neesonwood Dr.Shreveport LA 71106

Receipt For: L Primary' Other (specify): _S . ,';

-,

L_ General

Name of Employer

Ark-LA-Gas

OccupationAttorneyAggreate Yeer-to-Date > S

i Aggregate Year-to-Date s

Date (month., Amount of Eachday, yer)

5-20-88

/,000.B. Full Name, Mailing Addms and ZIP Code Name of Employer Oate (month, Amount of Each

Sarah Keithley day, year) Receipt this Period

9828 Neesonwood Drive N/A

Shreveport LA 71106 5-20-88 1 000.00Occupation

Receipt For: L"Primary L General Housewife17Y "Other (specif): "e e, AggregateYear-to-Oate $ / )se0. .

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrms and ZIP Cod Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Rachal W. Isbell day, year) Receipt this Period

9021 Cedar Hill Lane Self Employed

Shreveport 71118 _-30-88 1 000.00Occupation

Receipt For: L Primary LJGe O ContractorT, Other (specify): :5 pee / /,Aggregate Yer-to-DOte >, /0 0.

0. Full Name, Mailing Addre aod ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Eugene Ducharme Self Employed2601 Centenary Blvd. 6-30-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71104 Occu ti mets

Receipt For: _ Primary L General ',_,__Other (specify): l e e - Aggreate Year-to-Date $ 5 -0

E. Full Name. Mailing Addrn nd ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachIday, year) Receipt this Period

Dr. Robert E. Haley Self Employed7820 Creswell RoadShreveport LA 71106 Occupation 6-30-88 400.00

Receipt For Primary General Doctor ,

Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date> S,

F. Full Name, Mailing Address/and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Billey E. Harrell Self Employed641 Oak Hill RoadShreveport LA 71106 i on'Occupation

Receipt For. Primary General ExecutiveOther (speci f y):! 4 A &LtAggregateYear-to-Date >s$ /

G. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code

Dr. James M. Ciaravella, Jr.565 OneontaShreveport LA 71106

Receipt For PrimaryOther (specify): Ci A

General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

OccupationDoctor

day, year)

-16-30-88


500.00

STOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional). . ...................................................

TOTAL This Perod (last page this line number only)..... . ................................................

Receipt this Period

1 000.00

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for ,chcategory ofth 1 2

Detailed Summary Page FOR LINE NUMBER

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[NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code

E.R. Tiner6755 Hwy 1Shreveport LA 71107

Receipt For: L Primary

V-] Other (specifv): ,, I a. I

Name of Employer

N/A

Occupation

RetiredAggregate Yeer-to-Dste> $

Date (month, Amount of EachDate (month,

day, vear)

6-30-88


450.00

50o.B. Full Name, Mailing Address Jnd ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Ken Lawler Sday, year) Recaipt this Period

4020 Shephard RoadSl-fml-88e250.00Shreveport LA 71107 O60upat2o.

ReceiptFor: Geimary LGaneral Real Estate DeveloperOther (specify): eq~j Aggregate Yeaw-to-Date

C. Full Name, Mailing Addreso" ZIP Coda Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

William L. Stephenson Self Employed

P. 0. Box 6070Shreveport LA 71106 Occupation 6-30-88 500.00

Receipt For:_Pr LGeneal Executive[, Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ ,, o •

D. Full Name, Mailing Addran and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of EachJames Vozzella day, year) Receipt this Period

2601 Centenary Blvd. Self Employed 6-30-88 500.00Shreveport LA 71104 _ _ _Occupation l'

ReceiptFor: Primary General Investments7 Other (specify): -ea' / 1 / Aggregate Year-to-Date $

E. Full Name, Mailing Address . ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Occupation


Other (specify): : .: o Aggregate ear.to-Date> S

F. Full Name, Mailing Address aid ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Occupation


Other (specify): Aggregate Year-to-Date > S

G. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month,day, year)


_ Occupation

Primary I IGeneral

Aggregate Year-to-Date > $Receipt For

Other (specify):

SUBTOTAL of Recipt,,This Page (optional). . . . . . . . . .. ................................................... 1 700.00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only).. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ................................................ 7 100.00

I I

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for each category of theDetailed Summary Page

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A. Full Name, Mailing Addls and ZIP Ced

BOSSIER CIVIC CENTER620 BENTON ROADBOSSIER CITY LA 71111


Rent-Hall for fLraiser

Disbursement for: L Primary

ij'1 Other (specify) ,',.

Otte(month,

und- day,year)

5-23-88Generl 6-30-88


262.50262.50

f] ,I

- - ,- - -- jr w •& --r --s. Full NamMe, ailing Addm5 and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This PeriodShreveport Postmaster Postage 6-13-88 Dsusmn~i~ro

Shreveport, LA 71101 P s a e6 1 - 8275 00Disbursementfor: LPrimary JGeneral

---Other (specify) fe e, A -

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrn oand ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Newspaper Production Co. Advertising 6-20-88 791.37Lake & Market Street Disbursementfor: LPrimary LjGeneralShreveport LA 71101 Vo,r(s ify) 5paS,'LL

0. Full Name, Mailing Addressand ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

INSTY PRINTS day, year) Disbursement This Period

417 Edwards i nting16-23-88 346.81Shreveport LA 71101 Disbursementfor: LPrimaryLGeneral16-13-88 115.26

Other(specify) Sfe &.fl 6-30-88 50.35E. Full Name, Mailing Addre and ZIP Code I Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

W. M. Templeton Catering, Hotel Rooms,I day, year) DisbursementThisPeriod

520 Market St. Printing : 6-28 387.64S hr ev ep r L 7101Disbursement for: : Primary ;'General 424.1l0Shreveport LA 71101 Diireeto:441

Other specify) " i4.,F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Smith Cole Filipowski & Co. Accounting day, yearl Disbursement This Period

610 Marshall, Suite 800 6-30-88 1 920.00Shreveport LA 71101 Disbursement for: Primary General

Other (specify) aee EPL

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Disbursement This PeriodVideo Park, Inc. TV Advertising 6-30-88 674.70P. 0. Box 80514 _____________

Baton Rouge LA 70898 Disbursementfor: Primary General

7 Other (specify) leee- ; ,H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

A & A Woodcraft AdvertSisingday. year) Disbursement This Period

__________________6-30-88 301.254108 Metro Drive Disbursement for: Primary General

Shreveport LA 71 109 -other(secify) -pe '/ADae(mnh Amout ofEac

I. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code

Bill MayfieldP.O. Box 29187Shreveport LA 71149


Reimburse Printing,,Postage, TravelDisbursement for: I Primary General

7Other(specify) tbe /Ii. .


6-30-88


1 500.00

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional) .............................................................. . 7 311 . 48

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ........... .............................................. I

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A. Full Name, Iling AddrM and ZIP Code

Kon-Tiki Restaurent5815 Youree DriveShreveport LA 71105


Catering

Disbursement for: L Primary j General

T'Other (specify) cT1%A L

Date (month, ! Amount of Eachday, year) ! Disbursement This Period

6- 30-88 1 250.00

B. Full Name. Moiling Addressand ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month. Amount of Eachday. year) Disbursement This Period

Pickett Food Service Cateringd6-30-88 2 166.12

P. 0. Box 8968 Disbursementfor: L ' IPm General 6-30-88 2 166.12Shreveport LA 71108 _1oer(seify) L.X _ _

7K Other (specify)_ ___

C. Full Name. Moiling Address anl ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month. Amount of Each

Thrifty Liquor Store #9 ICatering day. year) Disbursement This Period3000 E. Texas S e Catering 6-30-88 300.75Bossier City LA 71111 Disbursementfor: L Primary "L GenerlBossier City.L 71111Other(specify) :peegi k

0. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Ward Printing Sere/ice, Inc4 Printing dayyear) DisbursementThisPeriod

1412 Airline Drfve Disbursement for-[J.ri88ry 6Bossier City LA 71112 :otr L rii rey?"k General 6 30 88 893.8c

1 j1Ohr seiy) 5 (,

E. Full Name. Mailing Addres sad ZIP Code Purpose of DisbursmeDatmonth Amount of EachI day, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: Primary L General

7 Other (specify)

F. Full Name, IMiling Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary General

Other (specify)

G. Full Name, Moiling Addre and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for. Primary GeneralOther (specify)



Other (specify)

I. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month,day, year)


Disbursement for:

- Other (specify)

Primary General

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)..........................................................

4 610.75

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) .....................................................

/ !- 11 922.23 l


. . o i & k

DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONSExcludilr Loans

Name of Committee (in Full) Outg Amount Payment Owtoandilt

blsww Sau111111nimg Ineurred This ahlano at ClewSTAN TINER COMMITTEE Pihis Perio Pas o, hlePas

A. Full Name, Miling Addr and Zip Coda of Do or Crodorolitical Action Company 71 896.00 -0- -0- 71 896.00016 General Jackson Streetaton Rouge LA 70810

Nature of Debt (Purpeea):

olling and Media Expense ____.....

B. Full Name, Miling Addrea and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Ion Tiki Restaurent5815 Youree DriveShreveport LA 71105 2 500.00 -0- 250.00 1 250.00

Nature of Debt uPurpoe.): .Catering IN,

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrew and ZIp Code of Debtor or Creditor

David Roach2016 General JacksonBaton Rouge LA 70810 2 157.53 -0- -0- 2 157.53

Nature of Debt (Purpose): .-.

TravelExpenses _

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Bill MayfieldP.O. Box 29187Shreveport LA 71149 3 231.06 -0- 1 500.00 1 731.06

Nature of Debt (Purpose):PrintingPostage, Travel

E. Full Name. Mailing Address and Zip Code ot Debtor or Creditor

David Melville AssociatesP.O. Box 4098Shreveport LA 71104 -0- 2 500.00 -0- 2 500.00


Consul tingServicesF. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Rannah Gray 4 754.00 -0- -0- 4 754.0C8416 E. Cypress PointBaton Rouge LA 70809


1) SUBTOTALS This Perind This Page (optional)...................................................

2) TOTAL This Period (last page this line onlv).................................84 288.5 .

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANS from Schedule C (last page only)...................................

,41 AUD 2) and 3) and carry forward to wopropriate line of Summary Page (last an nnvl........ ........ . ..

P 1o 1of -,.for

LINE NUM SU Ine(Use seprat ecltdu$for each numeed line)

800 L.ANE B U|L INO SH IRIVEPO T. LA. '71 101 3 0 222-"S'701

Donald K. Anderson, ClerkU. S. House of RepresentativesWashington, DC 20515-6601

Re: 124699-April 15, 1988 ReportStan Titner Campaign CommitteeFourth District of LouisianaAMENDED REPORT

In reply to your letter of June 14, 1988 regarding the outstanding

co balance owed by the Committee to Political Action Company we areattaching to this letter an AMENDED REPORT for the Period Ending

3March 31, 1988 to reflect the correct outstanding balance at thebeginning of the reporting period.in the amount of $125.00.

We are also amending the amount owed to Political Action Companythat was actually incurred in that period in the amount of$61,771.00 together with four (4) other large debts that wereincurred in that period that reflect a total debt of $84,538.59instead of the original amount of $10,000.00.

C) The reason for the debts not being on the original report wasthat the bills were not given to the Committee until June 1988,therefore they were not available for reporting on the March 31,1988 report. Therefore as the debts were incurred before theMarch 8 Special Election they should be reflected on the March31, 1988 report which we are hereby amending the report toreflect.

I respectfully request that this Amended Report be placed withthe original report as the Committee did not purposely disregardFEC Rules but circumstances beyond its control caused thediscrepancy.

I am also enclosing the June 30, 1988 report of the Committeewhich reflects the Debts and Contributions and Disbursementsat that date. 14,

IV W. SMITFF-TREASURERSTAN TINER COMMITTEE

July 15, 1988

OF RECEP AND DISBU MENTSFor An Authwrid Committee

(Summary Page)1. NAME OF COMMITTEE (in 1u)


0%

C;J

ADDRESS (number amd street) -- Check itidifferent than Previously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

610 Marshall, Suite 800 124699


Shreveport LA 71101-3654 LA/4th Dist. YES NO

Amended Report 4. TYPE OF REPORTJ Apnil 15 Quarterly Report Twelfthday report preceding

(Type of Electioni

-' July 15 uawR Repo election on in the State of

r7 October 15 Quarterly Report Thotht day report folowing fthe eneral Election on

Januay31 Year End Report in the State of

SJuly 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-electon Yea rgny) 0 Terminato ReportThi eport contans -

" rportIPImary Election Gneral Election L7 Special Election Runoff Election

SUMMARY

b. Not Contbutiont(or than loasm)

(a) Total Contrbutons (other than loans) (from Line 11 (a)) 1772 -0... 850

(b) Total Contrbution lRefundsl (from Line 20(d) . .. . . .

(c) Net Contnbutons (other than loans) (subtract Line 6(b) from 6(a)) 17 7.20. 57 585.00

7. Net Operating Expenditures(a) TotalOperatlng Expenditures (from Line 17)........8 813.86 66 382.23

(b) Total Offsets to Operating Expenditures (from Line 14) -0- 881 .80

(c) Net Operating Expenditures (subtract Line 7(b) from 7(a)). 8 . , 65 500.43

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporting Period (from Line 27).. 972 . 28 For further information

contact:9. DeOts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee - 0- Federal Election Commission

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule 0). 999 E Street. NW

10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee Washington. DC 20463(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D) . . . . 84 53.9 Toll Free 800-424-9530

/certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct Local 202-376-3120and complete.Type or Pnnt Name of Treasurer

i BILL WENE SMITH-TREASURERI Sgnature I rreurer pate

NOTE: Submission of false. erroneous. or incomplete information may subject the person signing rhis Report to e per1s of 2 U.S.C §437g.

FEC FORM 3-evwsed - 8-

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SCHEDULE D(RvIsd 3/80)

q 131 AND OBLIGATIONSE~ix Laws

,,,,.1_ of .L tINlI NUMHI(WR4 upam, uhdin vi

for vah numbe line)

Narme of Committee (in Full) ....$w PymumastO ,ni tSale m Slnl Imwled Thls ItCe

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ThsPeriThisFlePa!ofThisPer

A. Full Nomo, Miling AddreidZIP COO of DeOr or Creditor

Artie Nevel Signs814 Airport DriveShreveport LA 71107 2 979.00 -0-

ure of Debt (!u I:one):ANverti sing Too'-

S. Full Name, Mailing Addre 'nd Zip Co of Debtor or Creditor

Political Action Company -0- * 10 000.0c -0- 10 000.0c2016 General Jackson Street 125.00* 61 771 .0 -0-4 61 896.0CBaton Rouge LA 70810

Nature of Debt (Pupom):

Cnnstiltinn nnd M*Adia nncONIONC. FulNeme.MalingAddreeawlZIPCode ofO@bOrorCreditor ** 516.05 -0-Standard Printing Company ** Amount of $1408.95 on prior report wasP. 0. Box 1006 in err r-should have been $1032.10 wi

r Shreveport LA a balance outstanding of $516.05

Nature of Debt MyPamoe):.Printing ..___ _ __ _ _ __ _._ _ _iri n t iinP

0. Full Name. Mailing Addrsa end ZIP Code of Debtor or CreditorKon Tiki Restaurent

)5815 Youree DriveShreveport LA 71105 -0- 2 500.00 -0- 2 500.00

N atuofa erttIPurPo,): . . .. " -

E. Full Name, Moiling Addrem and ZIP Code of Debtor Or Creditor

David Roach2016 General JacksonBaton Rouge LA 70810 2 157.53 -0- 2 157.53

Nature of Debt (PurPogel:

Travel ExpensesF. Full Name. Mailing Addrw ind Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Bill MayfieldP.O. Box 29187Shreveport LA 71149 -0- 3 231.06 -0- 3 231.06

Nature of Debt (PurPom):Printing,Postage, Travel

1) SUBTOTALS This Periwr This Page (optional) .......... ..................................... 7 79 84. 59

21 TOTAL This Period (last age this line only). . . . . . . . . . ........ .................. ................

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING OANS from Schedule C (last page only) . . ...................................... _._._.

4iP DO 21 and 3) and carry forward to aoPropriete line of Summary Page (last Polo ,-1V Il...... . . . . ... . . .........

(RHIDULE D(Revised 3/SO)

DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONSExcluding Loans

pp22of-2,LINE NUMBER 7ff(Um seosftsschedulefor mch noenled lis a

Nameof Contgm tin Full) Outeslndi Awmnt Payiwet Oumtnig-- w eiksm Inwrd This satwe t b

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE ThisPeriod ThisPeiod Period OfThisPe ld

A. Full Nwm. IAiling Addres Znd ip Cods of Debtor or CreditorRannah Gray -0- 4 754.00 -0- 4 754.008416 E. Cypress PointBaton Rouge LA 70809

C. Full Namoe Mailing Addreu an Zip Code of Deto or Creditor

Nature of Debt (Purposel: zCr

E. Full Nmn. Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Nature of Debt (Purpose): ".

F. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIsPCod. of Debtor or Creditor


1) SUBTOTALS This Period This Page (optional)............................................... 4 .nofl2) TOTAL This Period (last pagethis line only) . ............................................... 4. 8 - )

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANS from Schedule C (last page only)...................................

4) ADO 2) and 3) and carry forward to appropriate line of Summary Page (last page only)........................

REITOF RECEPTS AND DISBU9pM"ENTFor An Authoaied Committee

(Summary Page)I I. NAME OF COMMIrIrEE(IIiI

STAN TINER CA14PAIGN' COMMITTEEA

Llu9)


FEC FORM 3(revised 4/87)

ADDRESS (number and Stree) L. Check iffereMn than Weviously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

610 MARSHALL, SUITE 800 124699

CITY, STATE and Zip CODL STATE/DISTRICT 3. IS THIS REPORT AN AMENDMENT?

SHREVEPORT LA 71101-3654 LA/4TH YES NO

4. TYPE OF REPORTE- April 15 Quarterly Reot D Twelfth day re ot preceding

(Type of Electin)

D7 July 15 Ouarterly o election on in the State of

FXjOctober 15 Quarterly Report Thirtieth day report followng the General Election on

-- January 31 Year End Report in the State of

July 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-election Year Only) Termination Report

This report containsactivity for Primary Election General Election Special Election Runoff Election

SUMMARY5. ovrig erod J 1y thouh S PT - 188COLUMN A COLUMN85. Covering~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~hi Period a . truhSI hlPddCalIwtar Year-to-Dae

6. Net Contnbutions (other than loans)

(a) Total Contributons(otherthanloans) (from.Line 11 (e)) 29.60.0.1 2 90.0

(b) Total Contribution Refunds (from Une 20(d) . ........

(C) Net Contnbutions (other than loans) (subtract Line 6(b) from 6(a)) 29 460.00 102 920.00

7, Net Operating Expenditures(a) TotalOperating Expenditures (from Line 17). . . . . .... 83 766.63 163 525. 53

(b) Total Offsets to Operating Expenditures (from Line 14).I 2 304.55

(c) Net Operating Expenditures (subtract Line 7(b)tfrom 7(a)). . . . . .. 3 766.63 161 220.98

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporting Period (from Line 27) ...... 6 1 .7 3 For further information9. Debts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee contact:(Iteizelced do hedFederal Election Commission(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule ) "999 E Street, NW10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee Washington, DC 20463

(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D) . . . . ...... 50 00 0.00 Toll Free 800-424-9530/ certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correctLocal 202-376-3120and complete.Te or Print Name of Treasurer

LL WENE SMITH

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DETALED SUMMARY PAGEOof Receipts and Disbursements

(Page 2, FEC FORM 3)

Name of Committee (in full) ( 2 FRReport Covering -the Period:

Stan Tiner Campaign CommitteeFrom7- 8 To93088

COLUMN A COLUMN BI. RECEIPTS Total This Period Calendar Year.To-Date

11. CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans) FROM: . :..

(a) IndvidualsPersons Other Than Political Committees(i) Itemized (use Schedule A).............UUU(0i) Unitemized . . . . . . . . . .. . ._.._....1.a.0 0 ..

(iii) Total of contributions from individuals ..... 29-46000 102 920.00(b) Political Party Committees.. . ...........

(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) ........

(d) The Candidate ................

(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans )(add 11(a)(iii), (b). (c) and (d)) 29 469.00 102 920.00

12. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES....... .

13. LOANS: (a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate... _.... 50 000.00(b) All Other Loans . ................

(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)) . ........... 0 0 50 000.00

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds, Rebates, etc.) 2 304.55

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends, Interest, etc.) .. . ..........

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS(add 11(e), 12,.13(c), 14and 15) ......... . 79 46000155 224.55

II. DISBURSEMENTS . , ..

17. OPERATING EXPENDITURES........... .... . 83 766.63 163 525.53

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES.......

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS:(a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate .

(b) Of All Other Loans .. . .............(c) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)).

20. REFUNDS OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO: -,_..._ , . ..______-

(a) IndividualsPersons Other Than Political Committees . . . ._._._.

(b) Political Party Committees. ......... . . . .

(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs).......

(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add 20(a), (b) and (c)). ..".-

21. OTHER DISBURSEMENTS .

22. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS (add 17, 18, 19(c), 20(d) and 21)... .. . 8 766::63 163 525.53

Ill. CASH SUMMARY

23. CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD . . . . $ 4 91 8. 36

24. TOTAL RECEIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16). . ....... . . . .$ 79 460.00

25. SUBTOTAL (add Line 23 and Line 24) . . . ........... $ 84 378. 36

26. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22) $ 83 766.6 3

27 CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25) $ 6 11 . 7 3

19(a)

19(b)

19(c)

20(a)

20(b)

20(c)

20(d)

121

(b)(C)

I I (d)

11(s)

12

13(a)

13(b)

13(c)

14

15

16

17

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PAGG OF

FOR LINE NUMBER

.....Any inf ,mation copiedfronsuch Reports end Stments may not be sold or u d by any person for the purposeof soliciting contrbutions or fov mercialpurpoes, other then using the name end addres of any politkal committee to solicit contributions from such committee.>NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE0,i lll i inm i Amount of Eac

A. Full Name. Mailing Addm and ZIP Cede

C. T. Starkey9908 Green OakShreveport LA 71106

Receipt For: LJPrimaryMY1 Other IEMI - - .I . - sI

Li General

Name of I

Self

Employer

Employed

Date %month.day. yaw)

9-26-88

Ocupsltion

ConsultantIAwroute Ymr-to-.fate "N t nn -nn

Amount of EachRQeeipt this Period

1 000.00

B. Full Nam. Mailing Addmrs and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachM a ri a H. StarkeyCumvow) Receipt this Period

9908 Green Oak N/A 9-26-88 1 000.0Shreveport LA 71106 NA-6 8 1 0.

O4;upetionReceipt For: L_ Primary L' GenealUSewife

[to(herspecfy): Soecial AggregoYearto-Dat $ 1 000.C. Full Name, Mailing Addrel ad ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Peter D. Brundage do-,. yew) Receipt this Period

7539 Stonecrest Dr. Goldman Sachs 9-26-88 1 000.00Dallas, Texas 75240

Receipt For:Prim ,nry eCut i v e5D Other (spcif): Special _J G',w.lxAggrate yec-5t i" IgegteYu -to-'Oto 1 000 .

D. Full Name, Mailing Addr and ZiP Code Name of Employer Date month, Amount of Each

Susan D. Brundage day. year) Receipt this Period

7539 Stonecrest Dr. N/A 9-26-88 1 000.00Dallas, Texas 75240

oupation

Receipt For: Li Primary LGeneral uusewife

Mother(specify): Special Aggeateear.to-Date $ . 1 000.E. Full Name. Moiling Addre and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

M. 0. Breeding day, yew) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Box 18249 Self EmployedOklahoma City, OK 73154 9-26-88 1 000.00

OccupationReceipt For: [_ Primary LGeneral Insurance Agent

F-7Other (specify): S p e c i a 1 Aggregate Yearto-Dao, > $l000....

F. Full Nam. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachJ. C. Templeton day. yew) Receipt this Period509 Market St. Self Employed 9-26-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA

Occipation

Receipt For: Lx] Primary General Oi1 & GasX Other (specify): S p e c i a Aggregate Year-toate $ .i000. .

G. Full Name, Mailing Addrm and ZIP Code

B. A. Templeton509 Market St.Shreveport LA 71101

Receipt For: LI Primaryf'lOther(specify): S o e ial I-- General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Oil & GasAggregate Yer-to-DOte>

Oate (month.

day, year)

9-26-88

Amount of EachReceipt this Period1 000.00

S UU. I

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) .............. ................................................. . 7 000. 00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line nurnober only). .................................................. >

SCHEDULE A

ITE#ZED RECEIPTS

I~l a sh te0v of the

Detiled Summery PaOe

PAGe . OF

FOR LINE NUMBERI,'-,

Any information copied from such Reports end Statements may not be sold or used by any parson for the purpose of soliciting contributions or for commercial

purposes, other then using the name and address of any political committee to solicit contributione from such committee.

.V AME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)

STANTINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mailing Addmu and ZIP Cod

Mrs. C. E. Roemer 11Rt. 1, Box 434Bossier City LA 71112

Receipt For: L Primary - General-XOther (soecifvI: SDeciaT

- I- - -

Name of Employer

Self Employed

OccupationInvestmentsAggreate Year-to-Date > $

DaW Imonth,day, year)

7-15-88Amount of EachReceipt this Period

1 000.00

8. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this PeriodG. Frilot

21st Floor Pan-American Life Cent.Self Employed 7-19-88 1 000.00

601 Poydras Street Occupation

Receipt For: General AttorneyXlOther (specify).-Special AggregateYe-to-Oate S 1 000.

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrm e d ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Wlday, yew) Receipt this Period

7702 Southfork Self Employed 7-19-88 250.00

Shreveport LA 71105 OccupationReceipt For: Primary Lj General Attorney

rX Other (specify): p e c i a Aggregate Yr-to-Dete S> 250.

D. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Data (month, Amount of EachKay C. Medlin day, year) Receipt this Period7702 Southfork Self Employed 7-19-88 250.00Shreveport

LA 71105Occupation

Receipt For: I Primary [ General Attor neyOther (specify): _o p ti aI Aggregate Yew-to-Date7> s 250.

E. Full Name, Mailing Addrem and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Michael S. Bracey day, year) : Receipt this PeriodMichel . BrceyArk-La-Gas

411 Pierremont Road 7-19-88 400.00Shreveport LA 71106

Occupation

Receipt For: Primary U General ExecutiveX Other (specify) -S pe c i al Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 4S0- 00

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Receipt this Period

Frank R. Miller ManghamHardysRolfs,P.O. Drawer 2879 Bailey and Abadie 7-19-88 500.00Lafayette LA 70502 Occupa ion b 7

Receipt For: Primary 11 General Att orney

X Other (specify): -Spec i a i Aggregate Year-to-Date S D AmutofEc

G. Full Name, Mailing Addren and ZIP Code

Thomas D. Gable4100 Bank of Oklahoma Tower5915 S. Atlanta Avenue

Receipt For .Primary K GeneralOtflher (sznpcifv):'- SD Cia 1

Name of Employer

Self Employed

OccupationAttorney

Aggregate Year-to-Date>- $


7-19-88


250.00

'.J.

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional)............. .... .... ....................................

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only)... . . . .................................................

I

1 OMD.

ITEMIZED RECEIPTSSCHEDULE Asearteshewif ) PA41 OF

ffor each category of theI

Detaiiled SummSary Paes FOR LINE NUMBER

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STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEA. Full Name. Mailing Addrms and ZIP Code

Jerry Parker11 Breakwater DriveCorona Nel Mar, CA 92625

Receipt For: L.Primary,-X Other (specify): S Ieci a

jJ eneral

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Financial ManagerAggreate Yeer-to-Oate '> S

Date (month.day yfir


1 000.00

I UU 1.-B. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Oate (month, Amount of Each

Carol1 Parkerday, year) Receipt this Period

11 Breakwater Drive N/A 7-22-88 1 000.00Corona Nel Mar, CA 92625

OccupationReceipt For: LPrimarv LGeneral Housewife

Other (specify): Special Aggregate Year-to-Oate> 1S0 ,

C. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer ODate (month, Amount of Each

Ernest L. Nix Jr. day, yer) Receipt this Period

5737 Aragan Drive Self Employed 7-25-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71129 occution

Receipt For: j Primary General ''Attorney

Other (specify):--Sp e c i a I Aggregate Veer-to-Dote $ 1 00 0,


Donna C. Nix day, year) I Receipt this Ptriod

5737 Aragan DriveShreveport LA 71129 N/A 7-25-88 1 000.00

Occupation

Receipt For: Primary U General HousewifeOther (specify) S-ec i a I Aggregate Year-to-Date > $ , I000. I

E. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Each

Mrs. H. R. Ladymon day, year) Receipt this Period

514 Cumberland Drive N/A 7-25-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71106 Occupation

Receipt For: Primary I General HousewifeOther (specify): dpieC . A Aggregate Year-to-Date $ 1." 0000

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer I Date (month, Amount of Each

William L. Mayfield day, year) Receipt this Period

P. 0. Box 29187 Self Employed 7-25-88 400.00Shreveport LA 71149-9187

OccupationReceipt For: Primary U Genera p1 umber

'X Other (specify) Sp ecia Aggregate Year-to-Date ,Dae(ot. Aon!fEc

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Cod

Dan Roemer509 Market, Suite 401Shreveport LA 71101

Receipt For: Primary-X- Other (oecifv) :- Snec

de Name of Employer

Resources Recovery

i Generalal -

Occupation

Executiver Aggregate Year-to-Date $>

O ate (month,

day, year)

7-26-88

I UUU.


1 000.00

I I -.. .-- V -- --- -- - -- ---

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page foptional)....... . . . . . . . . . . .............................................. 6 400.00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only).....................................................

-. Nowi j II iii il

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FOR LINE NUMBER-. -/ / AIetaed Summary Pegs

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>INAME OF COMMITTEE (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name. Mailing Addre ad ZIP Cede

Judy Roemer221 Vista Del LagoBenton LA 71006

Receipt For: Li "n,

Fl1 Other 18pecify): q n a ri aLGeir

Name of Employer

N/A

OncupetionHousewife

Aggregte Year-to-Date 7>S

Dote (month, Amount of Eachday. yew) Receipt this Period

7-26-88

1 n/n

1 000.00

B. FuN Name. Mailing Addrm ad ZIP Code Name of Employer Dew (Imonth, Amount of EachAl lan Lipman day, yew) Receipt this Pericd

120 Delaware Avenue Self Employed 7-28-88 1 000.00Buffalo, New York 14202

Receipt For: L Priary LGeneral ttorney~Other specify): r AogregpteYear-to-Oate S

C. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Cede Name of Employer Oats (month, Amount of EachLea Lippman day, year) Receipt this Period

120 Delaware Avenue N/A 7-28-88 1 000.00Buffalo, New York 14202

OccupationReceptFor: LJPrimar L erl Housewife

n-Other specify): Special AggregteYw,-to-ate S 1 000.0. Full Name. Mailing Addess end ZiP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

day, year) Rceept thiasr iodCarl H. Bates Self Employed

8228 Mansfield Rd. 7-29-88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71108 72-8 t000

Receipt For: Priem LGenral Bates EnterprisesF lOther(s cif ): p e c i a 1AWIgt.Year.to-De S 1 000, .,_

E. Full Name, Mailing Addrm end ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

Joe H. Foy Self Employed day. year) Receipt this Period

2916 Midlane 7-29-99 1 000.00Houston TX 77027 Occupation

ReceiptFor:H Primary General AttornpyFl-Other (specify): p e i a Aggregate Year-to-Date S I, 00 O

F. Full Name. Mailing Addms edW ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of EachI day, year) Receipt this PeriodMrs. Joe H. Foy2916 Midlane N/A 7-29-88 1 000.00

Houston, TX 77027 AeiOccupation

Receipt For: L _J Primary Gnerl ! 1 wI I ,,

F1Other (specify): S- 0 -G Agrt ert-oIU00.

G. Full Name. Miling Address a ZIP codeTom L. Kister5302 StillbrookeHouston°TX 77096

•~ ~ 1 , ,,1

Receipt For: I PrimaryR7 Other (specify): c , ,- i I

W General

Name of Employer

Self Employed

Occupation

Oil & GasAggregate Year-to-Date 7:

Date (month,day. year)

7-29-88

I UUU,


1 000.00

I - % ! - -N e . -- - --- -- - --

SUSTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) . ................................................... > 7 00 0 . 00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line nurmler only)................................................. /

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NAME OF COMMITTEE (in Pu111STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name, Mlink Addrus .md ZIP CeeDorothy M. Kister5302 StillbrookeHouston TX 77096

Receipt For: :L PrimerY-Other I,.clfv): Cn- .. a4 m

LGral

Neme of Employer

N/AOcoUPStOn

Housecwife! eaeYew-t&oDte7> S

Date I I I- Imnt. AmontofIacDote (~oth.

day, yew)

7-29-88

1 000.


1 000.00

1A 1"'......."" QU GlJ L . l .B. Full Name. Ma g Addre nd ZIP CAde Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Each

Terry Pipes day. yew) Receipt this Period

6851 Greenwood Road Pipes Equipment 84 -88 1 000.00Shreveport LA 71108 8-_'-88___000.00

OccupationReceiptFor: LiPrkmar lJGeneral Executive

Flotr(e.specify): .S pec i a 1 Aggregate er-to-Date> ooo000.

C. Fu l Nese, Mailing Adm and ZIP Ced Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Period

Occupation

Receipt For: L .. ar r GeneralOccupation

[7 Othe (,eify): Aggregate Yew-to-Date S

D. Full Name. Mailing Addm and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Pwriod

Occupation

Receipt For: L-Prmar General

F7 Other (specify): Aggregate Yeew-to0ate75;$

E. Full Name, Meiling Addre mnd ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday, yew) Receipt this Period

Occupation

Receipt For: [j Primary General

-I Other (spcify): Aggregate Year-to-ata S

F. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Name of Employer Date (month. Amount of Eachday. year) Receipt this Period

OccupationReceipt For: L I Primary L General

, other (specify): Aggregate Yew-to-Date S

G. Full Name. Mailing Addrnm and ZIP Code

Receipt For: Lr7 Other (soecify):

J Primary Li General

Name of Employer

Occupe-ion

SAggregate Year-to-Date 7 S

Date (month.dav, year)


SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional) .............. ...................................... 2 000. 00

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) .......... ...................................... 2...... L26 050.0

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for each categorV of the 10eiled Sunwn Page FOR Ll

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PUIlOISI. other thAn using the name and addres of any iltical committee to solicit contributions from such committe.NAME OF COMMITTEE (in uU)


. ._

A. Full Nane, Mailing Addm and ZIP Ce

Rannah Gray8416 E. Cypress PointBaton Rouge LA 70809

Purpose of Disburnment

Consulting & Expense

Disburse nt for: _Primry TJ GeneralTlOther(s peifv) Speci al

oate (month,d V. year)

7-1 9-887-21-88

Amount of EachDisbursment This Period

3 753.731 000.00

0. Full Name, M ling Addim aW ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement oate (month, Amount of Each

Bill Mayfield TravelPrinting,Postag e day.Vyear) DisbursementThis Per,od

P.O. Box 29187 r-. -sbu- 1mnt 1 : _ rimar Li oifa, 7-19-88 1 731.06Shreveport LA 71149 Other(specif v ) Special

C. Full Name, Mailing Addrs an ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Oate (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Disbursement This PeriodDavid Roach iTravel Expenses 7-26-88 2 157.53

2016 General Jackson I__-26-88_2__57.53Bato n Rouge LDA 708701Disbursement for: L Primary LioenwalBatonRoutger(sLAc01)0Special ',_....

0. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

Political Action Company iPolling and Media Expenisedav Y*ar) OisbursmentThisPeriod

2016 General Jackson iumentfor Primary eneral7-27-88 64 811.95Baton Rouge LA 70810 . XOther(specify) Special

E. Full Naw, Mailing Addres ad ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

William Templeton Media Buys -KTAL,KTBS, day.Year) DisbursementlThisPeriod

520 Market Street iKSLA 8-1-88 5 440.00520 a rk e S tr e tj Disb~ursemlent for: '. Primary L Geeral

Shreveport LA 71101 ,-othelpa) Special ,

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

David Melville doy,*or) Disbursement This PeriodPavi o 4098ile Consulting Services 8-,v.9 2 500.00P.O. Box 4098 1 1

Shreveport LA 71104 Disbursement for: L Primary LGeneral 11Other(specify) Special

G. Full Name. Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month. Amount of Eachi day, year) Disbursement This Period

Kon Tiki Restaurent Catering581 5 Youree Drive Disbursement for: Primary GeneralShreveport LA 71105 Other(s eify) Special

H. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eacr

Bcday. year) Disbursement This PeriodBrooks, Read & Associates Video Taping 9-8-88 300.00P.O. Box 2345

P.O Bx 245Disbursement for: 'LPrimary 1 GeneralBaton Rouge LA 70821 Othrs fo pecia ee" Other (speify) Sp e ci a~l

I. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code

Century Cellunet2535 Bert KounsShreveport LA 71118


,Telephone


Other (specify)p e c i a

Date (month.day. year)

9-8-88

Amount of EechDisbursement This Period

317.55

I\

SUBTOTAL of isbursements This Page (op ional) ..............................................................Ut83 261.82

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only) ............................................................ __

OF

2IN! NUM8ER

17

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pSCHEDULE B ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS Use sepate sehedule(s)

for each category of theDetailed Summary Pego

PAGE OF

2 2FOR LINE NUMBER

17Any information copied from such Reports and Statements may not be sold or used by any person for the purpose of soliciting contributions or for commercialpurposes, other then using the name and address of any political committee to solicit contributions from such committee.


p STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COWtITTEE

A. Full Name. Melling Addme and ZiP Code

Leroy Montgomery919 Candler AvenueShreveport LA 71107


Advertising

Disbursement for: L Primary. L GeneralI--jOther (specify) nar-i1

II III ii II II I IIAmountiiiofI EachDate (month,

day, year)

9-30-88


321.28

B. Full Name, Mailing Addem nd ZiP Code Purpose of Disbursement De (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary LJ General

Other (specify)C. Full Name, Mailing Addrm end ZIP Code!Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Each

day, year) Disbursemert This Period

i Disbursement for: LjPrimary General. Other (specify) ....

D. Full Nam, MailingAddres and ZiP Code I Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday. year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: LJ Primary .. GeneralOther (specify),_,,,

E. Full Narne, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: j Primary j General

-' Other (specify)

F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Coda Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: L Primary L GeneralOther (specify)

G. Full Name, Mailing Addres and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

tT

Disbursement for: I Primary Li General

Other (specify)



Other (specify)

1. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZIP Code Purpose of Disbursement Date (month, Amount of Eachday, year) Disbursement This Period

Disbursement for: Primary

Other (specify)L_ General

SUBTOTAL of Disbursements This Page (optional)..............................................................321 .28

TOTAL This Period (last page this line number only)3.......................................................... . 8 583. 1 0

SCHEDULE C(Revised 3/90)

Page-I-of1LINE NUMER1(Use serate schedulosfor each numbered line)

LOANS

Noa of Committee (in Full)

STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEA. Full Name, NMIlnlg Address ad ZIP Code of Loan Source Origlnll Amount Cumulative Payment BalanceOtstandnga

Stanley R. Tiner (Candidate) of Loan Tooste Cleom ofThisPaed

6675 North Park CircleShreveport LA 71107 r09000.00-0- 50 000.00

-Electlon: Prlmary Gewrl Oherlpecify): 5peeb_ __-_II_- _ _ ITerms: clot Incurred 7 88 teo ueU- 24- 8 Interest Rate .-1. %(spr) D Secured

List All Endorsers or Guarantors (if any) to Item A

1. Full Name, Nailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer. rt

Occupation

Amount Guaranteed Outstanding:

2. Full Name. Nafing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer

Occupetion


3. Full Name, Moiling Address end ZIP Code Name of Employer

Occupation

Amount Guaranteed Outstanding: -

B. Full Nome. 'ailing Address and ZIP Code of Loan Source Original Amount Cumulative Payment Balance OutstndIng atof Loan To Oate Close of This Period

Election: 13Primary 0OGeneral COther (specify):

Terms: Date Incurred Dots Due Interest Rate %(apr) 0 Secured

List All Endorsers or Guarantors (if any) to Item 8

1. Full Name, Nailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer

Occupation

Amount Guaranteed Outstanding:$

2. Full Name, Nailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer

Occupation


3. Full Nome, ailing Address and ZIP Code Name of Employer

OccupationVA

Amount Guaranteed Outstanding:$

SUBTOTALS This Period This Pog (optional)............................................

TOTALS This Period(Iostpageinthis line only)........................................... 50 000.00

Carry outstagndkng elane only to LINE 3. Schedule 0. for this line. If no Schdule D, carry forward to appropriate line of Summary.

0


DEBTSAND OBLIGATIONSExcluding Loans

LINE NUMIUI!R J

(Use seperm hdulafor oath numbomd llne)

Name of Committee (in Full) ........ Amo.it Pametted,

smeo SgImW le Iemi ad This meaCleamStan Tiner Campaign Committee TiPo lp riodPeI hPiod

A. Full Nme AfilingiAddrmandZip Code of DebtrorCredw71896.00 7 08405 64 811.95 -0-Political Action Company (1 644.05 ouble b lling)2016 General Jackson Street* (5 440.00 wed to W. .Baton Rouge LA 70810 Templeton but chargld onPAC billli g.)

'o *IIIng and Media ExpenseIE x-p-e n s

8. Full N,. MailingAddrel; and Zip Code of Debtor or CrsdkorW. M. Templeton 5 440.00 5 440.00 -0-520 Market StreetShreveport LA 71101 From abov; credit memo from PC.

Nature of Debt (Purpose):T.V. Time Purchased ,

C. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or CreditorKON TIKI Restaurent5815 Youree DriveShreveport LA 71105 1 250.00 -0- 1 250.00 -0-

Nature of Debt (Purpose): .A

Catering0. Full Name, Mailing Address and Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

David Roach2016 General JacksonBaton Rouge LA 70810 2 157.53 -0- 2 157.53 -0-

Nature of Debt (Purpose): 4

Travel Expenses Travel .. -,____.-E. Full Name. ,Miling Address and Zip Code of Debtor or CreditorBill Mayfield

P. 0. Box 29187Shreveport LA 71149 21731.00 -0- 2 731.00 --

Nature of Debt (Purpose):Printing, Postage, Travel"

F. Full Nome. Mailing Ad:dress and ZU) Codei of Debtor or Creditor

David Melville AssociatesP. 0. Box 4098Shreveport LA 71104 2 500.00 -0- 2 500.00 -0-

Nature of Debt (Purpose) :•, .-' .

Consulting Services L.

11 SUBTOTALS This Peritd This Page (optional)................................................ -0-

2) TOTAL This Period (last page this line only) ...................................

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANSfrom Schedule C (last page onlvl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

41 AUD 2) and 3) and carry forvwrd to aproprate line of Summary Page (last pena nnlv. ............................

0)

SCHEDULE 0(Revised 3/80)

DEBTS AND OBLIGATIONSExdudig Loon,

ep ... _ o ... _ forLINE NUMUN 1%fun ""nm aerd lnefor Mah I- amftod linel

Name of Commite (in Full)STAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

A. Full Name. Mailing Addre end Zip Code a o Dtor or'Creditor

Rannah Gray8416 E. Cypress PointBaton Rouge LA 70809

Nature of Debt (Pumom.):

8. Full Nme,M ailing Address and Zip Coe of Debtor or Creditor

Nature of Oebt (Purpose):

C. Full Name. Miling Addressand Zip Code of Debtor or Creditor

Nature of Debt (PurPoe):

0. Full Name, Niling Addrmand Zip Cd x of Debtor or Creditor

Nture of Debt (Purpose):

E. Full Name, Miling Address and Zio Code of Debtor or Creditor


F. Full Name, Mailing Address and ZipCode of Debtor or Creditor


1 U) SU TOTALS This Period This Page (optional)...............................................

2) TOTAL This Period (last page this line only) ................................................. 0-

3) TOTAL OUTSTANDING LOANSifrom Schedule C (lost page only.) ...................................,,L T 5 0,0

4) ADD 2) and 3) and carry forward to apPropriate line of Summary Page (last pae only?.........................

50 000.00 1I

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Offict of tbe Ciurbyf. oust of Itpreotatatibts;

*asbinstOsu. 3(20515-001

Stan Tiner Campaign ConutitteeMr. Bill Smith, Treasurer610 Marshall, Suite 800Shreveport, LA 71101

November 22, 1988

ID: 124699

Dear Mr. Smith:

Candidates for the U.S. House of Representatives and political committeessupporting such candidates are required to file reports and statements requiredby the Federal Election Campaign Act, as amended, with the Clerk of the U.S. Houseof Representatives.

A preliminary review of the October 15, 1988 Report of Receipts"NI and Disbursements filed in my office indicates the following omissions and/or errors:

\A separate supporting Schedule A should be provided for the loan reported online 13(a) 6f the Detailed Summary Page.

0

This Report is available for public inspection; however, it may not beconsidered complete under the Federal Election Campaign Act, as amended, untilthe omitted information has been supplied or the errors havesbeen corrected. Isuggest that a signed amendment to that effect be filed with the Clerk of theHouse as soon as possible. Your response to this notification will be made apart of the public record.

If you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate tocontact my staff in the Office of Records and Registration at (202) 225-1300.

Sincerely yours,

DONNALD.N SON, Clerk

U.S. House of Representatives

RE OF RECEIPTS AND DISBIFor An uVorW Commttwe

(Summary Page)

1. NAME OF COMMITTEE (inful


aNTS

LO)

FECFORM3_ I (revised 4/87)

ADDRESS (number and ateet) l Check If different than previously reported. 2. FEC IDENTIFICATION NUMBER

610 MARSHALL, SUITE 800 124699

CITY. STATE and ZIP CODE STATE/DISTRICT 3. IS THIS REPORT AN AMENDMENT?

SHREVEPORT LA 71101-3654 LA/4TH f YES INO

4. TYPE OF REPORTApril 15 Quarterly ReOrtWD Twelfthday report preceding

(Type of Electon)

E July 15 Quarterly Report election on In the State of

F' October 15 Quarterly Report [] Thirtieth day report following the General Election on

- January 31 Year End Report in the State of

July 31 Mid-Year Report (Non-election Year Only) E Termination Report

This report contaisati fort 7 Primary Election General Election Special Election Runoff Election

SUMMARYCOLUMN A COLUMN 8

5. Covering Period JuIy 1 through SEPT. 30 19R8 This Period Calendar Year-to-Date

6. Net Contributions (other than loans), ,,

(a) Total Contributions (other than loans) (from Line 11(e)) ..... 29 460. 00102 920.00

(b) Total Contribution Refunds (from Line 20(d) . .......

(c) Net Contributions (other than loans) (subtract Line 6(b) from 6(a)) 29 460.00 102 920.00

7. Net Operating Expenditures(a) Total Operating Expenditures (from Line17) . . . . . ....... 83 766.63 163 525.53

(b) Total Offsets to Operating Expenditures (from Line 14) 2 304.55

(c) Net Operating Expenditures (subtract Line 7(b) from 7(a)).... . .83 766.63 161 2 20. 98

8. Cash on Hand at Close of Reporting Period (from Line 27) • . . . . . 611 .73 For further Informationcontact:

9. Debts and Obligations Owed TO the Committee Federal Election Commission(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D). •._._._._._._._... 999 E Street. NW

10. Debts and Obligations Owed BY the Committee Washington. DC 20463(Itemize all on Schedule C and/or Schedule D) ........... 50 000.00 Toll Free 800-424-9530

1 certify that I have examined this Report and to the best of my knowledge and belief it is true, correct Local 202-376-3120and complete.T e orPrint Name of TreasurerILL WINE SMITH

Sgnature of Tr5srer Date

NOTE: Submission of false, erroneous, or incomplete information may subject the person signing this Report to the penalCes of 2/U.S.C. §437g

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(Page 2. FEC FORM 3)

Name of Committee (in full) Report Covering the Period: 93088Stan Tiner Campaign Committee From: 7-1-88 To:

.... PCOLUMN A COLUMN BTotal This Period Calendar Year-To-Date

11. CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans) FROM:(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Poiiticai Committees

(i) Itemized (use Sdle A).'...........Z6UUU(ii) Unitemized . . . ..... . . . ......... 3 410.00 ---- ...... ___-

(iii)Totaliof contributions from individuals . . ...... .. 29 460.00 102 920.00(b) Political Party Committees . . . .. ..............

(C) Other Political Committees (such as PACs) . . . . ......

(d) The Candidate......... ...............(e) TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS (other than loans )(add 11(a)(iii), (b), (c)and (d)) 29 460.00 1 02 920.00

12. TRANSFERS FROM OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES . . . . .......

13. LOANS:(a) Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate. . ..... ......... 50 000.00 50 000.00(b) All Other Loans . . . ........ ........

(c) TOTAL LOANS (add 13(a) and (b)) ............ p, 0 o 000 50 000.00

14. OFFSETS TO OPERATING EXPENDITURES (Refunds. Rebates. etc.) .... 2 304.55

15. OTHER RECEIPTS (Dividends, Interest, etc.) . . . .... ........

16. TOTAL RECEIPTS (addl(e). 12,13(c), 14 and 15) . . . . ...... ... 79 460.00 155 224.55

II. DISBURSEMENTS

17. OPERATING EXPENDITURES. . . ............. 83 766.63 163 525.53

18. TRANSFERS TO OTHER AUTHORIZED COMMITTEES., .'.......

19. LOAN REPAYMENTS:(a) Of Loans Made or Guaranteed by the Candidate ..........(b) Of All Other Loans . . . .... .................(c) TOTAL LOAN REPAYMENTS (add 19(a) and (b)). . .... ,. ........

20. REFUNDS'OF CONTRIBUTIONS TO: _ "___

(a) Individuals/Persons Other Than Political Committees.. . . .. . .

(b) Political Party Committees . . . ...... .........(c) Other Political Committees (such as PACs). ....... ...(d) TOTAL CONTRIBUTION REFUNDS (add 20(a). (b) and (c))

21. OTHER DISBURSEMENTS.. . ................

22. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS (add 17, 18, 19(c), 20(d) and 21). . . . . 76 63 1 63 525. 53

III. CASH SUMMARY

23. CASH ON HAND AT BEGINNING OF REPORTING PERIOD . . ......... $ 4 91 8. 36

24. TOTAL RE0,EIPTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 16) ........ $ 7 9 4 6 0. 00

25. SUBTOTAL (add Line 23 and Line 24) . . . .......... ..... $ 84 378.36

26. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS THIS PERIOD (from Line 22). . . . ...... $ 83 766 6 3

27. CASH ON HAND AT CLOSE OF THE REPORTING PERIOD (subtract Line 26 from 25). $ 6 11 . 7 3

12

13(a)

13(b)

13(c)

14

15

16

17

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19(a)

1 9(b)

19(c)

20(a)

20(b)20(c)20(0)

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AnY nforatio coped fom sch oper andStasmansmay ot e so d sdby any peson for she purpose of slctig cottrutlmhor for commercial

purpoO. other dhn using sthe nemo addrest of any POhItIIcommittt

NAME OF COMMITTEE In Full)


Rec0pt this Perid

50,000.00A. FuN Nem. Main AddMund ZIP Code

Stanley R. Tiner6675 North Park Cr.Shreveport LA 71107

Receipt For: Pj rimrMfOther socify):

B. uN NMe. Ma"Adu endWZIP COd

Amount ot EachReceipt this Period






Receipt For: - L Primary

[- Other (specify):

occupation

Aggregate Year-to-Date $

SUBTOTAL of Receipts This Page (optional)............. ................TOTAL This Period (last page this line numbelfr only)....................................

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UNOLESBY & BAumos 88 DEC 27 AM 10:26

SA TO LOUO, WURAW0LW . IUroLUy TAI & APPHLJA?3 PAOTW3

MAY 3H r SA 5MOSnJu0 i" 07-3UomU i0 N010

December 23, 1988

Federal Election CommissionAttn: Ms. Lois G. LernerWashington, D.C. 20463


CC> Dear Ms. Lerner:

Enclosed herewith, please find the Response Of PoliticalAction Company To Interrogatories And Request For Production ofDocuments and the attachments. I thank you for your assistanceand cooperation in this matter and remain with kind regards,

Sincerely,

Mary E. Heck Barrios

MEHB/dlo

Enclosures

CERTIFIED NAIL/RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTEDNUMBER: P 950 599 313

CX

Ba3o3 lTE FEDERAL EL(-00 COIISSION

In the Matter of t MUR 278722

RESPONSE OF POLITICAL ACTIO COMPANY TOIMRWGTOR98 AND REQUEST FOR PROIXCNIOK OF DOCUMENTS

NOW COMES Political Action Company, through undersigned

counsel, and responds to the Interrogatories and Request for

Production of Documents previously propounded by the Federal

Elections Commission as follows, to-wit:

1. a) Please see the attached itemization of payments;

b) Please see the attached itemization of payments;

c) W. M. Templeton;

d) 7/27/88-

2. Political Action Company has no formal policy regardi&ngCadvance payments for media purchases.

3. a) W. M. Templeton;

b) $12,822.25, for purchase of media;

c) 3/8/88;

d) Political Action Company, by David C. Roach.

In response to the request for all writings supporting these

answers, attached hereto are copies of all checks written, and

copies of requests for payments in the possession of Political

Action Company.

246 Napoleon StreetBaton Rouge, Louisiana(504) 387-0120

D.35MEHB

a)

70802

RespeOtful ly Submitteds

rSI i403 I 43 I

CHECK PAYEE AMOUNTDATE

1/14/881/16/881/21/82/11/882/11/882/12/882/12/882/15/882/15/882/16/882/16/882/16/882/17/882/17/882/17/882/17/882/22/82/22/882/23/682/23/882/23/882/24/6882/24/882/29/82/29/882/29/883/2/883/2/883/2/883/2/883/2/883/2/88

2173217621842288221822212223222722282229112231223422352236223822392253225422552256225722582259226522662267226822692278227122722273

PURPOSE

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3,459.79

4,798.6S125.00

5,08880.238. 00

2 51.68

1,938.80132.00

1,211.8738.32

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Office SuppliesLabelsLabelsPrintingPostagePostagePrinting mail shop ':

GramSulk MailRadioRadioComputer work - pollTVPostagePrintingShippingPostagePrintingRadioTVTV

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$ 1o819.00$ 255.00$ 50.00$ 339.15$ 270.00$ 433.50$ 10.75$ 3,799.50$ 621.00$ 785.00$ 765.08$ 72.00$ 93.50$12,822.25

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INVOICE # 88-107

Payee of checks

AdCommm Adv.

for Tiner Campaign Expense

AdComm Adv.

Bill Profita

Expenses

PLEASE MAKE ALL

for Television Production

CHECKS PAYABLE TO:


5,000.00

2,531.08

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$ 7,769.00



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STATEMENT


INVOICE # 88-108

Payments for postage for Tiner Campaiqn

Postmaster

Postmaster

Postmaster

Postmaster

Postmaster

Postmaster

Postamaster


iHE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DUE

$ 132.00

200.00

280.

3843.

232.

270.

785.

5,742.95


FORM PAC-101 (504) 766-7542


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INVOICE # 88-109

Payments for Printing for Tiner Campaign

PBS Printing

PBS Printing

PBS Printing

PBS Printing

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67.19

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PDoliticalAction(,ompany STATEMENT


INVOICE #

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

Expenses for Targeted Mailing labels

Caddo Parish Registrar of Voters



$ 1 ,211 .87

377.85.


Twr PrAI !TTAi ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DUE $ 1,674.88


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CLIENT: Stan Tiner for Congress DATE July 25,1988

INVOICE # 88-146

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT


Inv. # 88-107- Total amount should be $ 7.769.08 .08

Inv. # 88-109- 2-29 PBS Printing of $ 67.19is listed twice 67.19

1<1r Inv. 88-118- 2/12 charge of $ 1,700.00 was paid byW.M. Templeton not by PAC 1,700.00

Inv. # 88-119- 2/12 charge of $ 2,720.00 was actuallypaid by W.M. Templeton not PAC 2,720.00

Inv. # 88-119- 3-7 charge of $ 259.75 was not paid by PAC 259.75Inv. # 88-120- 2/12 charge of $ 1,020.00 was paid byW.M. Templeton not by PAC 1,020.00

(D Inv. # 88-120- 2/20 charge of $ 1,317.50 is alreadyincluded in 2/20 charge of $ 2,465.00 and was billedin error 1,317.58

Total Credit to Tiner for Congress $ 7,084.36




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BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION 0 iW OS112:12

In the Matter of ))

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Stan Tiner Campaign Committee and ) MUR 2787 W-W- VWBill Wene Smith, as treasurer )

Political Action Company )Paragon Resources, Inc. )William Templeton )

GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT

I. BACKGROUND

On November 14, 1988, the Commission found reason to believe

William M. Templeton and Political Action Company violated

2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(1)(A). Also on that date the Commission found

reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ("the

Committee") and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.

SS 441a(f), 441b(a), 434(b) (2) (A) and (b)(3)(A) and 434(b) (8).

Additionally, the Commission further determined that there was

reason to believe Paragon Resources, Inc. ("the Corporation")

violated 2 U.S.C. S 441b(a). On November 17, 1988, all

respondents were mailed notification letters and subpoenas.

On November 30, 1988, the Committee submitted materials

responsive to the Commission's subpoena. Additionally, this

Office received requests from Mr. Templeton, the Corporation, and

Political Action Company for twenty day extensions of time to

respond to these subpoenas. These respondents also requested

pre-probable cause conciliation. Additionally, counsel for the

Committee and the Corporation inquired whether these requests for

pre-probable cause conciliation obviated the need to comply with

the Commission's subpoenas.

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This Office granted the requested extensions. The last

response is due on December 27, 1988. Additionally, because

there is insufficient information to make recommendations

regarding pre-probable cause conciliation, this Office recommends

that the Commission deny respondents' requests for pre-probable

cause conciliation pending receipt of responses in this matter.

After receiving and analyzing these responses, this Office will

report to the Commission with appropriate recommendations.

II. RECOMENDATIONS

1. Deny the requests for pre-probable cause conciliation of

William M. Templeton, Paragon Resources, Inc., and

Political Action Company at this time.

2. Approve the attached letters.

LOLawrence M. NobleGeneral Counsel

_ _ __ _By:

Date Lois G. LererAssociate G neral Counsel

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Attachments1. Requests for Conciliation2. Proposed letters (2)



In the Matter of

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee andBill Wene Smith, as treasurer

Political Action CompanyParagon Resources, Inc.William Templeton

MUR 2787

CERTIFICATION


Election Commission, do hereby certify that on January 9,

1989, the Commission decided by a vote of 6-0 to take

the following actions in MUR 2787:

1. Deny the requests for pre-probable causeconciliation of William M. Templeton,Paragon Resources, Inc., and PoliticalAction Company at this time, as recommendedin the General Counsel's report signedDecember 19, 1988.

2. Approve the letters, as recommended in theGeneral Counsel's report signed December 19,1988.



Attest:

L/t

Marjorie W. EmmonsSecretary of the Commission

Received in the Office of Commission Secretary:Fri.,Circulated on 48 hour tally basis: Fri.,Deadline for vote: Mon.,

12-23-88,12-23-88,01-09-89,

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Mary aeck Barrios, EsquireUnglesby & Barrios946 Napoleon StreetBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70802

R : MUR 2787Political Action Company

Dear Ms. Barrios:

On November 14, 1988, you were notified that the FederalElection Commission found reason to believe that Political ActionCompany violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(i)(A). On December 1, 1988,you submitted a request to enter into conciliation negotiations

1 prior to a finding of probable cause to believe.

The Commission has reviewed your request and determined todecline at-this time to enter into conciliation prior to afinding of probable cause to believe because additionalintormation is necessary. We acknowledge receipt of yourresponse submitted to the Office of the General Counsel onDecember 27, 1988 and we are reviewing this submission.

At such time when the investigation in this matter has beencompleted, the Commission will reconsider your request to enterinto conciliation prior to a finding of probable cause to

(N believe.

If you have any questions please contact Patty Reilly, theattorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,


By: Lois G LernerAssoci te General Counsel

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON. U.( 204M aur 1,181 1 January 17, 1989

jonn . 4arrzeii, 6squiceMartzell, Thomas & Bickford338 LaFayette StreetNew Orleans, Louisiana 70130

RL: UR 2787William M. TempletonPar3gon Resources, Inc.

ITT Dear Mr. Martzell:r- On November 14, 1988, you were notified that the Federal

Election Commission found reason to believe that your clients

violated a number of sections of the Act. On November 30, 1988,

you submitted requests to enter into conciliation negotiations

prior to a finding of probable cause to believe.

The Commission has reviewed your requests and determined to

decline at this time to enter into conciliation prior to a

0 tinuing of probable cause to oelieve because additional

information is necessary. We acknowledge receipt of your

responses suonitted to the Office of the General Counsel on

December 27, 1983, and we are reviewing these submissions.

At such time when the investigation in this matter has been

completed, the Commission will reconsider your requests to enter

into conciliation prior to a finding of probable cause to

believe.

If you have any questions please contact Patty Reilly, the

attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,


By: Lois G,4 LernerAssociate General Counsel


89 t ?R 1L4PC~JIn the Matter of ))Stan Tiner Campaign Committee and ) MUR 2787

Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer )William M. Templeton )Paragon Resources, Inc. )Political Action Company )

GENERAL COUNSEL'S REPORT



2 U.S.C. S 441a(a)(1)(A). Also on that date the Commission found

reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ("the TinerCommittee") and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.

SS 441a(f) , 441b(a), 434(b) (2) (A) and (b)(3)(A) and 434(b) (3).Additionally, the Commission further determined that there was

reason to believe Paragon Resources, Inc. ("Paragon") violated

2 U.S.C. S 441b(a).

C) The Commission based its determinations on the activities of

William M. Templeton, campaign manager of the Tiner Committee.

Mr. Templeton made $60,000 in loans to David M. Roach, president

of Political Action Company. Political Action Company is said to

be a political consulting company that provided a number of

campaign-related services to the Tiner Committee. The loans made

by Mr. Templeton were applied to the Tiner Committee's account

with Political Action Company. Additionally, Mr. Templeton

personally paid for more than $5,000 in media advertisements on

behalf of the Tiner Committee. Mr. Templeton also authorized

Paragon Resources, Inc., an oil company of which Mr. Templeton is

president, to make media purchases for the Tiner Committee.

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On November 17, 1988, all respondents were mailed

notification letters and subpoenas. On November 30, 1988, the

Committee submitted materials responsive to the Commission's

subpoena. Additionally, Mr. Templeton, Paragon, and Political

Action Company requested and received twenty day extensions of

time to respond to these subpoenas. These respondents also

requested pre-probable cause conciliation. Because these

requests did not include the subpoenaed materials, the Commission

denied respondents' requests for pre-probable cause conciliation

eN on January 6, 1988. In the interim, this Office received

responses to the subpoenas from all respondents. As discussed

below, because additional questions are raised, this Office

further recommends that the Commission approve subpoenas for

depositions in this matter.0

II. ANALYSIS OF RESPONSES

The Tiner Committee's response includes copies of invoices

-- from Political Action Company and checks representing its

payments to this company. The Tiner Committee also enclosed

copies of July, 1988 correspondence from Mr. Templeton requesting

reimbursements for purchases he made on behalf of the Tiner

Committee. Additionally, the Tiner Committee states that it had

no knowledge of the previously-noted activities and that it

received the majority of invoices from Political Action Company

in June, 1988.

3-

Paragon's response incluaes materials documenting its

payments of $12,822.25 in media buys on February 19, 1988, on

behalf of the Tiner Committee. Other materials indicating its

subsequent reimbursement of this amount by Political Action

Company on March 8, 1988, were also provided. William

Templeton's response documents his two loans totalling $60,000

made to Mr. Roach on February ll and March 11, 1988, and Mr.

Roach's subsequent repayment of these apparently interest free

loans on July 27, 1988. Finally, Political Action Company also

N provided this Office with copies of invoices and checks,

including Mr. Roach's $60,000 reimbursement check to

IJ) Mr. Templeton. Three questions requiring further investigation

are raised by these responses.

First, it appears that Political Action Company may have

made expenditures on behalf of the Tiner Committee and not

included these amounts in its billings to the Tiner Committee.

For example, Political Action Company asserts that it made three

payments to vendors on behalf of the Tiner Committee for "Tiner

Collaterals" ($3,459.70), "Sample Selection" ($800), and "Poll"

($4,700). Political Action Company may have made these purchases

without requiring repayments, since these amounts do not appear

on the Tiner Committee's invoices from Political Action Company.

Second, Political Action Company's invoices themselves

indicate possible billing irregularities. The invoices are all

dated on or before March 8, 1988 (except for a July 27, 1988

credit memo). The Tiner Committee states that "the majority of

invoices" from Political Action Company were received by it in

June, 1988. Tiner Committee Response at 3. / Thus, the dates on

the invoices may not reflect the dates upon which they were sent

to the Tiner Committee. Neither respondent has addressed this

possible delay in billing.1

Third, the responses in this matter also highlight the

unusual transactions between William Templeton and David Roach,

who acted on behalf of Political Action Company. As previously

discussed in the First General Counsel's Report, Mr. Templeton

made two $30,000 loans to Mr. Roach with the understanding that

co these amounts would be applied to the Tiner Committee's account

",N with Political Action Company. Templeton Response at 2.

If Mr. Roach deposited these funds into the Company's account, and

then reimbursed Mr. Templeton's corporation for $12,822.25 in

media purchases Paragon had made on February 12 through

0 February 26, 1988 on behalf of the Tiner Committee. On July 27,

1988, Mr. Roach wrote a $60,000 check to himself on the account

of Political Action Company noting the purpose of the check as

"repayment to Templeton." On that same day, Mr. Roach wrote a

$60,000 check on his own account to Mr. Templeton for "loan

repayment." Thus, it appears these two persons, using Political

Action Company and Paragon Resources, Inc., financed a number of

media purchases for the Tiner Committee at a time when this

17 Both the Committee and Political Action Company provided

copies of the same invoices and represented these reflected all

billings.

-/ The Tiner Committee did not report all of the outstanding

debts owed to Political Action Company on its initial reports

filed between March and July, 1988. The Commission found reason

to believe the Tiner Committee violated 2 U.S.C. S 434(b)(3)

regarding its failure to report these transactions.

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Committee had very limited cash on hand.

The responses therefore raise a number of issues regarding

the activities in question. The billing irregularities may

indicate that Political Action Company did not act in the

ordinary course of business in dealing with the Tiner Committee.

This, in turn, raises the issues whether Political Action Company

is a bona fide vendor, whether the activities of Mr. Templeton

and Mr. Roach may have qualified them as a political committee,

whether Political Action Company is a political committee, and

O-N whether the activities discussed herein constitute knowing and

willful violations of the Act. Accordingly, in order to resolve

these issues, this Office recommends that the Commission

-- authorize subpoenas for depositions for all respondents in this

matter.

0IV. RECOMMENDATIONS

Approve the attached letters and subpoenas.

Lawrence K. NobleGeneral Counsel

BY:

Date / Lois G. Ler erAssociate G neral Counsel

Attachments1. Tiner Committee Response (without attachments)

2. Paragon Resources, Inc. Response (without attachments)

3. Templeton Response (without attachments)

4. Political Action Company Response (without attachments)

5. Subpoenas (4)6. Letters



In the Matter of

Stan Tiner Campaign Committee andBill Wene Smith, as treasurer

William M. TempletonParagon Resources, Inc.Political Action Company

MUR 2787

CERTIFICATION


Election Commission, do hereby certify that on March 17,

1989, the Commission decided by a vote of 6-0 to approve

the letters and subpoenas, as recommended in the

General Counsel's report signed March 13, 1989.



Attest:

Date SeL Marjorie W. EmmonsSecretary of the Commission

Received in the Office of Commission Secretary:Tues., 3-14-89,Circulated on 48 hour tally basis: Tues., 3-14-89,Deadline for vote: Thurs., 3-16-89,

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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWi FL WASHINCTON, D,C. 20463

March 24, 1989

CERTIFIED MAILRETURN RECEIPT REQOUETED

John R. Martzell, EsquireHartzell, Thomas & Bickford, P.C.338 LaFayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

RE: MUR 2787William M. Templeton

Dear Mr. Martzell:

On November 14, 1988, your client was notified that theFederal Election Commission had found reason to believe yourclient violated 2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A) , a provision of theFederal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended.

Pursuant to its investigation of this matter, the Commissionhas issued the attached subpoena requiring William M. Templeton

(D to appear and give sworn testimony on April 13, 1989 which willassist the Commission in carrying out its statutory duty ofsupervising compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of1971, as amended, and Chapters 95 and 96 of Title 26, U.S. Code.

Pursuant to II C.F.R. S 111.14, a witness summoned by theCommission shall be paid $30.00 plus mileage at the rate of 21cents per mile. Your client will be given a check for thewitness fee and mileage at the time of the deposition.

Within--....days of your receipt of this notification, pleaseconfirm the scheduled appearance with Patty Reilly, the attorneyassigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

John R. t4atzellPage 2

If you have any questions, please contact Ks. Reilly at

(202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Lawrence K. NobleGeneral Counsel

BY: Lois G. LernerAssociate General Counsel

EnclosureSubpoena

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In the Matter of ))) MUR 2787

SUBPOENA

TO: William 14. TempletonC/o John R. Martzell, EsquireHartzell, Thomas & Bickford, P.C.338 Lafayette StreetNew Orleans, LA

Pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 437d(a) (3), and in furtherance of its

investigation in the above-captioned matter, the Federal Election

NO Commission hereby subpoenas you to appear for deposition with

regard to MUR 2787. Notice is hereby given that the deposition

is to be taken on April 13, 1989, in Room 102 General Services

Administrative Building, Shreveport, LA., beginning at 10:00 a.m.

-and continuing each day thereafter as necessary.

O WHEREFORE, the Chairman of the Federal Election Commission

has hereunto set his hand at Washington, D.C., thisoMokday of

D YY1 A.&L , 1989.

ann L. McDonald, ChairmanFederal Election Commission

ATTEST:

Marjory W. EmmonsSecretary to the Commission



SUBPOENA

TO: Paragon Resources, Inc.c/o John R. Martzell, EsquireMartzell, Thomas & Bickford, P.C.338 Lafayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

Pursuant to 2 U.S.C. S 437d(a)(3), and in furtherance of its


Commission hereby subpoenas you to appear for deposition with

regard to MUR 2787. Notice is hereby given that the deposition',-)

is to be taken on April 12, 1989, in Room 102 at General Services

Administrative Building, Shreveport, LA., beginning at 10:00 a.m.

and continuing each day thereafter as necessary.

(D WHEREFORE, the Chairman of the Federal Election Commission

has hereunto set his hand at Washington, D.C., this4A ay of

rA4 . 19 89.

Danny/L . McDonald, ChairmanFederal Election Commission

ATTEST:

Mar jot iTW.EmmonsSecretv to the Commission

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON. C. 20463

March 24, 1989

CERTIFIED NAILRXTURM URCIPTREOMMD

Mary E. Heck Barrios, EsquireUnglesby & Barrios946 Napolean StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802


LO Dear Ms. Barrios:

On November 14, 1988, your client was notified that theFederal Election Commission had found reason to believe PoliticalAction Company violated 2 U.S.C. 5 441a(a) (1) (A), a provision ofthe Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended.

Pursuant to its investigation of this matter, the Commissionhas issued the attached subpoena requiring your client to appearand give sworn testimony on April 10, 1989 which will assist theCommission in carrying out its statutory duty of supervisingcompliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, asamended, and Chapters 95 and 96 of Title 26, U.S. Code.

Pursuant to II C.F.R. S 111.14, a witness summoned by theCommission shall be paid $30.00 plus mileage at the rate of 21cents per mile. Your client will De given a check for thewitness fee and mileage at the time of the deposition.

Within two days of your receipt of this notification, pleaseconfirm tb9% duled appearance with Patty Reilly, the attorneyassigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.


Sincerely,



EnclosureSubpoena



SUBPOENA

TO: Political Action Companyc/o Mary E. Heck Barrios, Esquire946 Napolean StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802




regard to MUR 2787. Notice is hereby given that the deposition

Lt is to be taken on April 10, 1989 in the Deposition Room at the

Federal Building, Baton Rouge, LA., beginning at 10:00 a.m. and

-- continuing each day thereafter as necessary.

WHEREFORE, the Chairman of the Federal Election Commission

0 has hereunto set his hand at Washington, D.C., thisAm1 ay of

Y1989.

anny V. McDonald, ChairmanFederal Election Commission

ATTEST:

Marjor t W. EmmonsSecretlry to the Commission

a' - FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON, D.C 20463

March 24, 1989

CERTIFIED MAILRTURn RECEIPT RZQUETED

Bill Wene Smith, TreasurerStan Tiner Campaign Committee800 Lane BuildingShreveport, LA 71101

RE: MUR 2787

Stan Tiner Campaign Committeeand Bill Wene Smith, asTreasurer

!J/) Dear Mr. Smith:

On November 14, 1988, you were notified that the Federal

Election Commission had found reason to believe the Stan Tiner

-- Campaign Committee and you, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.

SS 441a(f), 441b(a), 434(b)(2) (A) and (b)(3)(A) and 434(b) (8),

provisions of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as

o amended.

Pursuant to its investigation of this matter, the Commission

has issued the attached subpoena requiring you to appear and give

sworn testimony on April 11, 1989 which will assist the

Commission in carrying out its statutory duty of supervising

compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as

amended, and Chapters 95 and 96 of Title 26, U.S. Code.

iou may consult with an attorney and have an attorney

present wit*hwu at the deposition. If you intend to be so

represented, please advise us of the name and address of your

attorney prior to the date of the deposition.

Pursuant to 11 C.F.R. S 111.14, a witness summoned by the

Commission shall be paid $30.00 plus mileage at the rate of 21

cents per mile. You will be given a check for the witness fee

and mileage at the time of the deposition.

Bill Wene SmithPage 2

Within two days of your receipt of this notification, pleaseconfirm the scheduled appearance with Patty Reilly, the attorneyassigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.


Sincerely,


BY: Lois G. LernerAssociate General Co elCO

rEnclosure

Subpoena

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In the Matter of )

) MUR 2787

SUBPOENA

TO: Bill Wene Smith, TreasurerStan Tiner Campaign Committee800 Lane BuildingShreveport, LA 71101




re) regard to MUR 2787. Notice is hereby given that the deposition

U') is to be taken on April 11, 1989, in Room 102, at the General

T7 Services Administration Building, Shreveport, LA., beginning at

10:00 a.m. and continuing each day thereafter as necessary.

WHEREFORE, the Chairman of the Federal Election CommissionC)

has hereunto set his hand at Washington, D.C., this 4,tday of

1989.

Danny ,L. McDonald, ChairmanFederal Election Commission

ATTEST:

Marjo e W. EmmonsSecre ry to the Commission

FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON, D.C 20463

March 24, 1989

CERTIFIED NAILRETURN RECEIPT REUgMSTED

John R. Hartzell, EsquireMartzell, Thomas & Bicktord, P.C.338 Lafayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

RE: MUR 2787

Paragon Resources, Inc.

Dear Mr. Martzell:

If) On November 14, 1988, your client was notified that theFederal Election Commission had found reason to believe ParagonResources, Inc., violated 2 U.S.C. S 441b(a), a provision of theFederal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended.

Pursuant to its investigation of this matter, the Commissionhas issued the attached subpoena order requiring your client to

D appear and give sworn testimony on April 12, 1989 which willassist the Commission in carrying out its statutory duty ofsupervising compliance with the Federal Election Campaign Act of1971, as amended, and Chapters 95 and 96 of Title 26, U.S. Code.

-- Pursuant to 11 C.F.R. S 111.14, a witness summoned by theCommission shall be paid $30.00 plus mileage at the rate of 21cents per mile. Your client will be given a check for thewitness fee and mileage at the time of the deposition.

Withiam--.o-days of your receipt of this notification, pleaseconfirm the scheduled appearance with Patty Reilly, the attorneyassigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

John R. HartzellPage 2


Sincerely,

Lawrence M4. NobleGeneral Counsel


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WAsDOTON, D.C. OFFIcE2101 L STREET, N.W

WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037(202) 785-9700

31 March 1989

VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS

Ms. Lois G. LernerAssociate General CounselFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463

RE: Paragon Resources, Inc.MUR 2787

Dear Ms. Lerner:

I represent Mr. William M. Templeton concerning the captioneds matter. I am in receipt of your correspondence and subpoena for

William Templeton's appearance on 12 April 1989 at 10:00 a.m., Room102 at General Services Administration Building, Shreveport,Louisiana. Unfortunately, I begin a criminal antitrust trial in thematter entitled United States of America v. MMR Corp. (LA), et al,

r#88-559, United States District Court, Eastern District ofLouisiana, on 3 April 1989 which the government expects to last a

C minimum of thirty days.

r In that regard, I would request that you reissue a subpoena for Mr.- Templeton's appearance to a time and date in mid-May, 1989 to assure

our availability herein. In the alternative, I would offer tovoluntarily produce Mr. Templeton without the necessity of a newsubpoena on a day in the future. Mr. Templeton is very anxious thatI be present when he gives his testimony and under thecircumstances, I will be in trial on the return date.

Thank you in advance for your consideration, Iam,

HN R. MARTZELLJRM/csg#2368a

cc: Mr. William M. Templton509 Market Street, Suite 800Shreveport, LA 71101VIA FEDEPAL EXPRESS

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FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION* WASHINGTON, .DC.20463

16 TApril 5, 1989

Mary R. Heck Barrios, RequireUnglesby G Barrios246 Napoleon StreetBaton Rouge, LA 70802

RE: 14UR 2787Political Action Company

Dear 14s. Barrios:

Pursuant to your April 3, 1989 telephone conversation withPatty Reilly of this Office, enclosed please find a copy of theCommission's subpoena in the above-captioned matter which youstated that you had not received.

The deposition in this matter has been rescheduled forApril 26, 1989, at 10:00 a.m. at the location noted on thesubpoena. Please inform us immediately as to the mileage your

- client will travel to the deposition, in order that a witness feecheck will be available.

o If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Reilly at(202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Lawrence K. NobleGenealounsel

By: Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General Counsel

M FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSIONWASHINGTON. D.C. 20463

April 5, 1989

Bill Ken, Smith, TreasurerStan Tiner Campaign Committee800 Lane BuildingShreveport, LA 71101

RE: MUR 2787Stan Tiner Campaign Committeeand Bill Wene Smith, astreasurer

Dear Mr. Smith:

"IT Pursuant to your April 3, 1989 telephone conversation withPatty Reilly of this Office, the deposition in the above-

if) captioned matter has been moved to April 25, 1989. Thedeposition will commence at 10:00 a.m. at the Federal Buildinglocated at 500 Fannin Street, Shreveport, LA, room 7-A16. Please

-_ inform Ms. Reilly immediately as to the mileage you will travelto the deposition in order that you may be presented with your

- witness fee check at the time of the deposition.

O If you have any quetions, please contact Ms. Reilly at (202)376-5690.

Sincerely,


By: Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General Counsel


Apil 5,1 989

Ms. Peggy HarperFederal Building500 Fannin StreetRoom 102Shreveport, LA 71101-0399

Dear Ms. Harper:

This is to confirm that Room 7-A16 of the Federal Buildinghas been reserved for the Federal Election Commission onApril 25, 1989, and May 25 and 26, 1989.

Thank you for your assistance in this matter.

LO Sincerely,

Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General Counsel

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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20037(802) 785-9700

Ms. Lois G. LernerAssociate General CounselFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463

ATTENTION: Patty Reilly, Esq.J:2835667785

RE: William M. TempletonMUR 2787

Dear Ms. Reilly:

Pursuant to your telephone conversation with Carol Godbold of my'-3 office on 3 April 1989, I understand that Mr. Templeton does not

_ have to appear in Shreveport on 12 April 1989, the original date ofthe hearing on Paragon Resources, Inc. or on 13 April 1989, on hisown behalf.

I further understand that you have rescheduled the hearing of thecaptioned matters to be held in Room 102, General Services

O Administrative Building, Shreveport, Louisiana, as follows:

Paragon Resources, Inc.William Templeton

Thursday, 25 May 1989 at 10 AMFriday, 26 May 1989, 10 AM

Mr. Templeton will be traveling from 509 Market Street, Shreveportat the rate of twenty-one cents ($.21) per mile, and should alsoreceive $30.00 witness fee. If my understanding of the reschedulingof these matters does not meet with yours, please contact me atonce. Unless I hear from you to the contrary, I shall assume thatthe above dates are correct.

JRM/csg#0931e

cc: Mr. William M. Templton509 Market Street, Suite 800Shreveport, LA 71101

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April 6, 1989

John R. Hartzell, EsquireHartzell, Thomas & Bickcford, P.C.338 Lafayette StreetNew Orleans, LA 70130

RE: I4UR 2787William M4. TempletonParagon Resources, Inc.

Dear Mr. Hartzell:

Pursuant to April 3, 1989 telephone conversations betweenNIT your office and Patty Reilly of the Office of the General

Counsel, the depositions in this matter have been rescheduled.The deposition of Paragon Resources will be taken on May 25, 1989and the deposition of Mr. Templeton will be taken on thefollowing day. Both depositions will commence at 10:00 a.m. in

- Room 7-A16 of the Federal Building located at 500 Fannin Street,Shreveport, LA.

If you have any questions, please contact Patty Reilly, theattorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Lawrence 14. Noble

General Counsel

~rBY: George F.Acting Associate General

Counsel

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BATON RUOUGE, WLUIIANA 7080

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April 11, 1989

Mr. Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General CounselFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463


oO Dear Mr. Bernstein:

I received your letter of April 5. However, please betny advised that there was no enclosure in the letter. We are

advised of the deposition scheduled for April 26, 1989, and donot object to it. I would appreciate your forwarding a copy ofthe subpoena for my records.

Thank you for your assistance and cooperation in thismatter, and I remain

Very truly you*:s,

MEHB:

CC: David Roach

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April 27, 1989

Ms. Patty RileyFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463

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Dear Patty: N.

tY As per our agreement during the deposition yesterday,enclosed herewith please find copies of the correspondencebetween Political Action Company and Stan Tiner Campaign

V) Committee as well as the requested information concerning theadvancements of funds to the Political Action Company by WilliamTempleton. Although we are unable to obtain copies of the actualdeposit slips, Mr. Roach has researched his check register and

- discovered that two (2) checks, in the amounts of $25,000.00 and$5,000.00 respectively were deposited into his Political ActionCompany account on February 12, 1988. An additional check in theo amount of $30,000.00 was deposited into the Political ActionCompany account on March 2, 1988. If there is any otherinformation which you are lacking and I can help to provide,please advise.

It was a pleasure to work with you and I look forward tohearing from you shortly after the additional discovery is taken

01 in this case. With kind regards, I remain,

Sincerely,

Maryj Heck Barrios

MEHB,/jjEnclosurescc: David Roach

oliticalActionCompany STATEMENT


INVOICE # 88-146

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT


0 Inv. # 88-107- Total amount should be $ 7.769.08 .0810 Inv. # 88-109- 2-29 PBS Printing of $ 67.19

is listed twice (67.19)r) Inv. 88-118- 2/12 charge of $ 1,700.00 was paid by

W.M. Templeton not by PAC (1,700.00)Inv. # 88-119- 2/12 charge of $ 2,720.00 was actuallypaid by W.M. Templeton not PAC (2 720.00)

Inv. # 88-119- 3-7 charge of $ 259.75 was not paid by PAC 1259.75)Inv. # 88-120- 2/12 charge of $ 1,020.00 was paid by

W.M. Templeton not by PAC (1j020.00)D Inv. # 88-120- 2/20 charge of $ 1,317.50 is already

included in 2/20 charge of $ 2,465.00 and was billedin error (1,317.58)

Total Credit to Tiner for Congress $(7,084.36)



"ORM PAC-ioi (504) 766-7542

2016 General Jackson StreetBaton Rouge, Louisana 70810

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CL IENT:Stan Tiner for Congress DATE March 8, 1988

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Tiner for CongressDATE March 8, 1988

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Payments for postage for Tiner Campaiqn

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From: David Roach

Re: Itemized Reimbursable Expenses

Per the agreement between the Stan Tiner for Congress Committee andThe Political Action Company, this is an itemized list of expendituresmade by the Political Action Company on behalf of the Stan "liner forCongress campaign. All listed expenditures were approved for reim-bursement before the expenditure was made.

Photocopies of receipts are attached.

Please make all checks payable to The Political Action Company.

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n AdComm Communications TV Production 7,769.08

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Shorthand Reporter in and for the State of Louisiana,

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By: Ms. Mary S. Heck Barrios, Esq.

Representing the Federal Election Commission:

Ms. Patty ReillyAttorney-at-Law999 E Street, N.W.


Reported by: Teri B. Norton,Certified Shorthand Reporter

in and for the State of

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2 We are here in Baton Rouge,

3 Louisiana taking the deposition of Political Action

4 Company. This deposition is conducted pursuant to a

5 subpoena of the Federal Election Commission pursuant

6 to the Commission's subpoena power 2SC Section 437G.

7 The statute provides for the confidentiality of this

8 investigation and therefore you are precluded from

9 discussing your testimony here today or any other

10 matter concerning. The Commission has civil

11 jurisdiction in this matter pursuant to the Federal

12 Election Campaign Act. This matter has been

13 designated MUR 2787.

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15 MR. DAVID C. ROACH, 2016 General Jackson

16 Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, having been first

17 duly sworn, was examined and testified as follows:

18 EXAMINATION

19 BY MS. REILLY:

20 Q. My name is Patty Reilly, and I will be

21 taking your deposition. Would you state your name,

22 please?

23 A. My name is David C. Roach.

24 Q. And your address?

25 A. 2016 General Jackson Street.

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-.. At* you representing Political Action

2 Company here this morning?

3 A. Yes.

4 Q. Have you ever been deposed before, Mr.

s Roach?

6 A. Yes.

7 Q. I just want to review a few procedures in

8 terms of what we are doing at this deposition. I am

9 going to ask you a series of questions that are going

10 to relate to your activities, to the activities of

11 Political Action Company and to the activity of other

12 persons. The Court Reporter will take down your

1r 13 answers. It is important that you speak clearly and

14 that you give only verbal answers. You should treat

15 this matter as though you were testifying in a Court0

16 of law, in that you have been sworn and your

17 testimony is under oath. I am going to ask you to

18 answer all of the questions completely and fully. If

19 you don't understand the question, please tell me and

20 we will rephrase it or we will try to work around it.

21 I am going to assume, unless I hear otherwise from

22 you, that you have answered all of these questions

23 completely and fully. Mr. Roach, did the Commission

24 issue a subpoena to you in this matter?

25 A. Yes.

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And did you produce documents in this

A. Yes.

Q. Did you produce all documents in your

possession in response to the Commission's subpoena?

A. Yes.

Q. Other than your attorney, did you discuss

the testimony which you are about to give here today

with anyone?

A. No.

Q. And are you represented by Counsel here

this morning?

A. Yes.

Q. Who is your Counsel?

A. Mary Barrios.

Q. Mr. Roach, what is your occupation?

A. I am a political consultant.

Q. For whom do you work?

A. Myself.

Q. And that would be with Political Action

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3. Q. Whatis yuWk st wtbthis company?,

A A. I am the preident.

3 Q. How long have you been president of

4 Political Action Company?

5 A. Ten years.

6 Q. Did you found Political Action Company?

7 A. Yes.

8 Q. When was that?

9 A. January 1, 1980.

10 Q. Is Political Action Company incorporated?

11 A. No.

12 Q. How long have you been at the address whichL

13 you have given?

14 A. Nine and three quarter years. June 1st it

15 will be ten years.

16 Q. Does Political Action Company have any

17 employees?

18 A. No.

19 Q. You are its sole employee. What sort of

20 services does Political Action Company provide?

21 A. I am a political consultant, which means

22 that I do polls for candidates for public office, I

23 consult with them regarding generally the message

24 delivery of their campaign. I will typically do a

25 poll for a client. From that poll I will draw a

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political campaigns?

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So you have operated only on the State

A. Yes, local, mostly local.

Q. Have you operated only in Louisiana?

A. Yes.

Q. Prior to founding Political Action Company

what was your occupation?

A. I was employed by several different

politicians in political campaign roles.

Q. Can you give us an example of some of the

people you worked for?

A. I worked as a staff member in the campaign

of candidate J. Kelly Nix, who was a candidate for

State Superintendent of Education, and he was elected

and I served with him in The Department of Education

as an assistant to the superintendent. That was the

sort of thing.

Q. Other than polling services and drawing up

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2.the campaign plan for the comittee i there any

2 other sort of services that Political Action Company

3 provides?

4 A. Oftentimes I do advertising for the

5 campaign. Not always but oftentimes I will write and

6 produce radio commercials. I will lay out newspaper

7 ads, newspaper tabloid inserts. I will plan and

8 implement direct mail strategies; that is, I will

9 determine from my poll data who ought to get a letter

10 and what that letter ought to say.

11 Q. Other than running -- is running Political

12 Action Company your sole means of income?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. And what are the rates that Political

15 Action Company charges?0:

qq16 A. It varies on the kind of campaign and the

17 size of the budget involved. My typical fee is

18 $5000, plus I earn commissions when appropriate.

19 Q. When would it be appropriate to earn

20 commissions?

21 A. If I do the dir ect mail, if I draft the

22 direct mail I will charge a 15 percent commission on

23 the printing of that piece. If I lay out a newspaperl

24 ad I will charge a 15 percent, an industry standard,

25 commission on the placement of it.

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1 . Now, the' 5000 Le" tht you noted --

2 A. Sometime more, sometimes less.

3 Q. What are some of the factors that would

4 lead you to charge more than $5000?

5 A. The size of the budget of the campaign.

6 have charged $6000 before and in one instance I

7 charged $7000 as a fee because it was a $200,000

8 campaign and the length of time my services would be

9 required was longer.

10 Q. What is the highest fee that you have ever

11 charged a committee?

12 A. $10,000.

13 Q. What was that?

14 A. Stan Tiner for Congress.

15 Q. What was the least you ever charged a

16 committee?

17 A. $3000, I think, but I would have to go over

18 ten years and look. I have done, for personal

19 friends I have done those things as an in kind

20 contribution and not charged them anything.

21 Q. Would it be fair to say that $3000 would

22 probably be close to the price that you would charge

23 to a person with whom you have a business

24 relationship?

25 A. Yes.

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Q. Previous to the Tiner Campaign.

A. No. I have been around him in campaigns,

specifically for Buddy Roemer, but I was not employed

and neither was he.

Q. Do you have a professional relationship

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Q. When did you first meet Mr. Templeton?

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Q. Have you previously served on or worked

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Q. You testified that you charged the Stan

Tiner Campaign Committee a fee of $10,000. For what

time period was your $10,000 fee?

A. They hired me in December of '87 and the

election was March of '88, the primary election was

March of '88, early March. So January, February --

probably about three months.

Q. Who on the Tiner Committee approached you

and asked you to work with the committee?

A. I was called jointly and almost

concurrently by Charles Roemer, II and Stan Tiner.

Q. And what position did Mr. Roemer have with

the campaign?

A. A senior advisor.

Q. What did Mr. Roemer request of you when he

called you?

A. He wanted to know if I knew Stan Tiner,

yes; if I liked him, yes; would I consider working

for him for Stan Tiner's Congressional Campaign; and

was I available to do so. And the answer to all

those questions was yes. I had known Stan Tiner for

15 years or more. We went to college together. He

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4 Q. In your conversation with Nr. Tiner --

5 strike that, please. Did you agree to Mr. Roemer's

6 request at that time or did you --

7 A. No, not until Stan Tiner called me.

s Q. Did you request Mr. Tiner to call you?

9 A. No.

10 Q. What did you tell Mr. Roemer exactly

11 regarding whether you would serve with the committee?

12 A. I told him I knew Stan Tiner and liked him

S13 and respected him and was available for the campaign

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C 15 Would you be available and would you do it if they

1q_ 16 asked you, and I said yes.

17 Q. And then Mr. Tiner called you?

18 A. Yes.

19 Q. What did he state?

20 A. He said he had spoken with Mr. and Mrs.

21 Roemer about me and had had real good recommendations

22 of me, had spoken with others about the quality of my

23 work and would like very much to retain me.

24 MS. REILLY:

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I introduce Exhibit Numaber One*.

2 (Exhibit on~e marked for identification-]J

3 (Discussion Off the record-]

4 MS. REILLY:

5 While we were off the record we

6 discussed certain documents that had been produced

7 and we have agreed to decide later on whether other

8 documents will need to be produced at a later date*

9 and as of right now we appear to be satisfied.

10 BY MS. REILLY:

11 Q. Have you reviewed this document?

012 A. I am fairly familiar with it.

13 Q. You are familiar with it?

14 A. Yes.

(D15 Q. This purports to be a 106 page document.

16 The first page is on the letterhead of Unglesby &

17 Barrios. It is dated December 23, 1988. It is

18 addressed to Ms. Lois G. Lerner of the Federal

19 Election Commission. It is signed by Mary E. Heck

20 Barrios. It is, as I said, 106 pages in length, and

21 we will be discussing certain aspects of it as we go

22 on here. The second page is entitled "Response of

23 Political Action Company to Interrogatories and

24 Request for Production of Documents". Who would you

25 regularly speak to at the Tiner Committee on a daily

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2 A. With regard to what?

3 Q. Any problem that would come up. Who were

4 the people you would generally speak with?

5 Ms. BARRIOS:

6 You understand he is not being

7 evasive in his answer. When you are discussing

8 problem --

9 BY MS. REILLY:

10 Q. Let's back up and do it this way. If there

0. 11 were a need to communicate with anyone at the Tiner

12 Committee, who would you generally communicate with?

13 A. Either Templeton or Tiner.

14 Q. Did you ever speak with Mr. Smith, the

15 committee's treasurer?

16 A. No, never.

17 Q. How often during the course of the

18 campaign, for example on a daily basis, would you

19 communicate with Mr. Templeton?

20 A. Most days at least once, sometimes more.

21 Q. What sorts of conversation would you have

22 with him?

23 A. As the campaign chairman he was the

24 authority for what was to be done. If I wanted -- if

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I particular content, then r would have to run that

2 through him and get his approval before I could do

3 it, or a piece of direct mail. Everything I did had

4 to have his approval before it was done, all the

5 creative work.

6 Q. So you were not really acting in an

7 autonomous fashion but only with his permission?

8 A. That is correct.

9 Q. Did you ever undertake any actions without

10 his permission?

C)11 A. No.0

12 Q. During the course of the campaign on a

13 daily basis how often would you speak with Mr. Tiner?

14 A. An average of once, sometimes more,

0 15 sometimes less. I was not there 7 days a week. I

16 was there usually, and I have a calendar there, I was

17 there usually four nights and three days out of a

18 week.

19 Q. And there being in Baton Rouge?

20 A. In Shreveport, that is correct. There

21 would be times when I would be there for the whole

22 three days. Generally it was Sunday, Monday, Tuesday

23 and Wednesday, and I would come home Wednesday night

24 to Baton Rouge. There would be times when I didn't

25 see the candidate for the whole three days I was

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I there beausO he wo tra*ff in other

2 parts of the district.

3 Q. When you stayed in Shreveport did you bill

4 the Tiner Committee for those expenses?

5 A. Yes.

6 Q. And also for your travel back and forth?

7 A. Correct.

8 Q. Did you have a contract with the Tiner

9 Committee?

10 A. Did not have a written contract.

11 Q. Would it be fair to say you had an oral

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12 contract?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. What were the terms of that contract?

15 A. They were to pay me a fee of $10,000 plus

16 reasonable travel expenses, and for that I was to

17 provide them with a minimum of three days a week of

18 my time, plus I did artistic things while I was here

19 in Baton Rouge when I wasn't on-site, but the duties

20 of campaign consultant, the day-to-day duties, I was

21 to perform those, to make recommendations, those

22 sorts of things. Now the polling that I did I was

23 paid separately for. I did two polls for the

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I am sure we have that receipt. I don't recall. The

tracking poll was less, but I don't recall how much

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Q. What is the baseline poll?

A. A baseline poll is the first poll you do

for a candidate that is an in-depth research document

that researches other candidates and issues, and it

is an in-depth generally 29 to 30 questions, which is

the most I do. A tracking poll on the other hand is

a much shorter instrument and it is done at later

stages during the campaign to see where you are,

where you were -- the baseline tells you where you

start. The tracking poll tells you how or if you are

progressing, as well as others in the race as well.

Q. In the other campaigns which you have been

part of have you had contracts, written contracts, in

those instances?

A. No.

Q. You have never used a written contract?

A. No.

Q. Why is that?

A. The few times I have suggested it it has

been rejected out of hand. So I finally quit

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Q. At the time that you were discussing your

fees did you agree as to a method of how you would

bill the campaign?

A. For my fees?

Q. Yes.

A. No.

Q. Did you have any subsequent conversations

in discussing how bills would be provided?

A. Only in general. I expected the fee to be

paid in full before the election date, whether it was

in increments was okay with me, I was amenable, but

my understanding was that I would be paid in full

before the election day.

Q. And by being paid in full that would

include the $10,000 fee as well as all expenses

incurred?

A. Yes. I billed expenses every couple of

camptigns I have only ever not been paid once.

2 Q. What instance was that?

3 A. That was a City Council Campaign back in

4 1980 or '81 here in Baton Rouge.

5 Q. When you were discussing your fees with --

6 who at the Tiner Committee did you discuss your fees

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Q. Do you

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that will accept an advertisement

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Was it your intention at the start of the

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think I have those, if not in here, in there, the

submissions, you have those, of hotel receipts and

food and things like that.

Q. Did you reach any sort of an agreement with

Mr. Tiner or Mr. Templeton in regard to how media

expenses would be paid?

A. When?

Q. At the start of the campaign.

A. No.

Q. Is it generally something that you would do

in terms of at the start of a campaign discussing how

media expenses would begin?

A. No.

Q. Do you have a formal policy regarding the

advanced payment of media expenses?

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Q. When you say that the campaign would pay

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A. Well, you only pay them in advance to the

extent that when a "buy" is made, you pay for it

then. If you are going to spend "X" amount of

dollars, or if you plan to spend "X" amount of

dollars on media during the course of a campaign, you

don't have those dollars in your hand and go down to

the television station and say, here, I am going to

spend $50,000 with you over the next three months,

here it is.

Q. So what you are saying is that you would

pay at the time that the buy was being made?

A. Correct. That is how it is done.

Q. And that you had expected the Tiner

Committee to give you those funds in order to make

those media payments?

A. No.

Q. Who did you expect to give you the funds to

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3 A. no.

4 Q. How did you anticipate that media expenses

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10 Q. At the initiation --

11 A. That never came up. I was not concerned

L)12 with that. That was not my responsibility.

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C)15 different points in the campaign as to what he

16 expected and what was going to be done. That is Why

D17 1 am trying to keep the record clear at the

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20 Q. Let's go back and be sure that we are clear'

21 on this. At the time that the campaign began did you

22 have any conversations with anyone in the Tiner

23 Campaign regarding how media expenses would be paid?

24 A. No.

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3 A. No. I only had assumptions.

4 Q. What were those assumptions?

5 A. That the campaign would pay for their

6 media.

7 Q. At the time the buys were made?

8 A. Correct.

9 Q. How often did you bill the Tiner Committee?

10 A. For what?

CO11 Q. For your services during the course of the

L)12 campaign. In other words, how often would you bill

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914 A. Every week or two.

C)15 Q. Other than what you were billing them for

4W16 in terms of your expenses, how often would you bill

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18 A. For my fee?

19 Q. Yes.

20 A. It wasn't on a regular schedule. What I

21 had to do was say to Bill Templeton, I need some of

22 my fee, have you got it, can I give you a bill, and

23 on one occasion he said yes.

24 Q What did he say on other occasions?

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2 A. I had no response. There was nothing I

3 could do.

4 Q. Approximately how many times did you

5 request a payment of your fee and Mr. Templeton

6 refused due to lack of funds?

7 A. Two or three.

s Q. Do you have a rough idea as to what stages

9 of the campaign that occurred?

10 A. We are talking about a 10 to 12 week period

CC)11 overall for the campaign.

I would say that after

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13 turned down, and a couple of weeks later I made a

14 request and was paid, and I am not a hundred percent

C) 15 sure but this is my best rememberance of it, and I

16 was paid half, and then I made one more request, at

17 least one more request before the election day and it

18 was turned down because they said they didn't have

19 it.

20 Q. Other than Mr. Templeton did you discuss

21 the committee's failure to pay your fee with anyone

22 else associated with the campaign?

23 A. No. Templeton was the final authority.

24 Q. Did you consider approaching the candidate

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Q. Why was that?

A. He had no authority, which is not unusual

in political campaigns. A good political campaign

will take that responsibility away from the candidate

and put it in the hands of a strong campaign

chairman.

Q. And you understood Mr. Templeton to be a

strong campaign chairman?

A. Yes.

Q. Was it your impression that he was running

the campaign well?

A. That he was running it well?

Q. Yes.

A. That is a judgment call.

Q. Could you make it?

A. Tiner didn't win, and whether that has to

do with management or the candidate is very

subjective.

Q. In terms of actual delivery of your

invoices to the Tiner Committee, how did you go about

insuring that they reached Mr. Templeton?

A. He had a runner who was in his employ who

made several trips a day between his office and the

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A. Yes. The whole time I was there that is

where I worked.

Q. Did you do any fund raising for the

committee?

A. No.

Q. Do you know who was in charge of fund

raising?

A. They had a fund raising committee that

Templeton led and that consisted of local businessmen

but I didn't know them. I know who they are, I know

their names, but I didn't know them personally.

Q. Could you give us their names, please, the

ones you know?

A. A few. There might have been eight to ten

but I only knew by reputation and name three or four

of those. There was a man named Horace Ladymon, who

owns a chain of department stores. There was man

named Erin Selber, who is also in the clothing

business. There was a man named, I believe, J. D.

Carruthers, who is an oil man, and there were some

others who I don't recall.

Q. Did you maintain a ledger of your accounts

during this period for Political Action Company?

4 . hat does. that mean?

2 . A ledger of accounts would be a listing of

3 the funds that you had expended on their account, the

4 amounts that they owed you, some sort of balance

5 sheet shoving you on a given day what was owed?

6 A. No. I was working with three political

7 campaigns at that point and how I keep up with my

8 billings and things like that is by copies of my

9 invoicing. I use expandable folders like that and I

10 have one for each campaign, and I keep notes to

11 myself of who owes what and then I submit invoices

L)12 like the ones you have copies of.

13 Q. So there was no formal listing. So on any

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17 Q. When did you send your first billing to the

18 committee, which I presume would include your

19 expenses?

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22 purpose whatsoever?

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4 A. A total of $907.12.

5 Q. Were you paid for that?

6 A. yes, I was paid on 2/1.

7 Q. Did YOU send your second billing shortly

8 after that?

9 A. April 15th.

10 Q. How much was that?

CN11 A. $1063.25.

LO12 Q. were you paid that amount?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. When were you paid roughly?

15 A. It must have been a day or two later. It

16 was timely.

17 Q. In terms of the first two bills which you

18 submitted to the committee, was there any problem

19 regarding making the payments to You that you were

20 aware of?

21 A. No. These were strictly expenses, expense

22 reimbursement for mileage, gasoline, food and

23 lodging.

24 Q. At any point during the campaign were you

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Q. Were you aware at any point during the

campaign that the committee did not have a

significant amount of cash on hand?

A. Sure. It was apparent.

Q. How was it apparent?

A. Things that I wanted to do we were not

allowed to do, various advertising strategies, things

like that. I would want to place a newspaper ad in

this weekly newspaper or that weekly newspaper to

make a specific point to the voters, and several

times I was not allowed to do that because they said

they didn't have the money, and also when they said

they didn't have the money to pay me my fee.

Q. Who did you discuss the committee's

finances with?

A. Bill Templeton.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton explain why they were

having financial problems?

A. No but it is apparent in any campaign that

financial difficulties arise for several different

reasons. Either the candidate is not as aggressive

as he should be in asking for contributions, which I

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4 raising money if he is philosophical unattuned to his

5 area, as this fellow was, and I think that presented

6 a problem to him. He was inexperienced and passive,

7 and my presumption would be that that is why he had

8 trouble.

9 Q. Do you recall the first time that Mr.

10 Templeton informed you he would not be able to pay

11 one of your billings?

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13 time that I asked for a payment on my fee I was told

14 they didn't have it.

CD15 Q. What was your reaction when Mr. Templeton

16 informed you that he would not be able to pay your

17 fee at that time?

18 A. I was not pleased but it wasn't devastatinlg

19 because I was doing two other campaigns down here

20 where I was being paid in a timely fashion. So my

21 cash flow was good.

22 Q. Did you raise with Mr. Templeton any

23 alternate avenues the committee might have to raise

24 money?

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5 a man of substance in the community, and as far as 1

6 was aware he was a man of his word and he promised me

7 1 would be paid. Now, I wouldn't take that sort of

8 thing on faith from a complete stranger but he was

9 not a stranger, and his relationship particularly

10 with the Roemer family was a close one and it was my

Chi1 opinion that the Roemer family -- Buddy Roemer was

V) 12 the incumbent Congressman whose job this campaign was

13 to replace. It was my feeling, although I never

14 discussed it with members of his family, that they

015 thought enough of me to make sure that my interests

16 would be taken care of and that I would ultimately be

17 paid what they said they would pay me. So I didn't

18 worry about it at that point.

19 Q. You testified that this was your first

20 Federal campaign. Are you familiar with the Federal

21 Election Campaign Act?

22 A. No.

23 Q. Not now and not then?

24 A. Certainly.

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But you will if you do it again.

A. You bet ya.

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Q. So what you are saying is -- were you aware

that the Federal Election Campaign Act prohibits

corporations from making contributions in connection

with Federal elections?

A. No.

Q. Did you know that the Federal Election

Campaign Act places limitations on the amount of

money that an individual can contribute to a

candidate's committee for election?

A. No.

Q. Did you know that the act defines a

contribution to include anything of value?

A. No.

Q. Did you discuss the requirements of Federal

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Q. Did anyone in the Tiner Committee attempt

to discuss the requirements of Federal law with you?

A. No.

Q. Did you understand Mr. Templeton to be

someone who was familiar with the Federal Election

Campaign Act?

A. I never understood him to be or not to be.

Q. So what you are saying is that you had no

impression as to whether Mr. Templeton at the start

of the campaign knew whether or not certain

activities would or would not be in violation of the

act?

A. Correct. My assumption would be that, and

I presume my assumption was then, that someone who is

the campaign chairman, if they don't have full

knowledge of all the laws and rules, they ought to or

they ought to have someone who does because his

responsibility was the overall decisionmaking for the

campaign.

Q. Did the Tiner Committee to the best of your

knowledge have any legal counsel?

A. Not to my knowledge. They could well have

but I don't know whether they did or not.

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Templeton have occasion to advance YOU a sun of

money?

A. Yes.

Q. When was that?

A. Early to middle February, I think.

Q. How much money did he advance you?

A. Which time?

Q. This is the original in February.

A. $15,000.

Q. 15?

A. No, no, $30,000.

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Are you sure?

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While we were off the record we

discussed the dates and amounts of certain funds that

were provided to Mr. Roach by Mr. Templeton. The

exact documentation of those has not yet been

provided to the Commission but we have reached an

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Q. In light of that can you give us a rough

estimation as to the amount of funds which Mr.

Templeton advanced to you and the date of that

advancement to the best of your knowledge?

A. All together?

Q. No. The first one.

A. It was either $25,000 or $30,000.

Q. And approximately when did that occur?

A. The second week of February, I am guessing#

but I could tell you.

Q. What were the circumstances that prompted

Mr. Templeton to advance $30,000 to you?

MS. BARRIOS:

What does that mean what are the

circumstances?

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Q. Let's back up. You have testified that Mr.

Templeton had advanced a sum of money to you, either

$25,000 or $30,000 to you. Did you have any

conversations with Mr. Templeton prior to when he

made this advancement to you?

A. Many.

Q. And what were the substances of those

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A. Are you speaking of Just day-to-day

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Q. Of this particular $30,000 advance.

A. Yes, there was one.

Q. What was the substance of tnat

conversation?

A. He called me to his office and said he

wanted to advance me this money and that he wanted me

to write checks for immediate purchases with this

money.

Q. What did you respond to that?

A. I said, I don't mind accommodating you. If

this is what you want me to do, I will do that.

Q. At that time did he give you a check?

A. No. I don't think it was that day. I

think it was a day or two later.

Q. When he gave you the check where did that

occur?

A. In his office, I think.

Q. Did you make a special trip there to go and

pick it up?

A. I don't recall.

Q. At the time that you received this check

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Did you understand it to be an advance of

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Was it your understanding that the money

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So it was to be used for campaign expenses,

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Q. I'm sorry. Was it your understanding that

Mr. Templeton was the type of individual who would

have more than $30,000?

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Templeton

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Would it be fair to characterize Mr.

as a wealthy individual?

I don't know what that means.

Someone who would have resources over

I don't know.

You have no knowledge?

Not --

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Merrill Lynch or one of those kinds -- it was a draft

from one of those.

Q. Was it your understanding that Mr. Tiner

was the sort of individual who would have $30,000 in

an investment account?

A. Oh, yes.

Q. Was it your understanding that Mr. Tiner

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7 Templeton regarding whether this amount would be

8 repaid by you to him?

9 A. I am trying to recall. I don't know. I am

10 sure that it happened. I just don't remember it

11i happening. I would have been stupid and he would

12 have been stupid --

13 Q. if you hadn't discussed it?

14 A. Yes.

15Q. But you have no specific recollection of

4W16 that?

17 A. No, I don't. I was just going to say, this

18 was in my mind at the time a not particularly

19 significant thing so I didn't concentrate on it.

20 was busy with a lot of other things. This to me was

21 an accommodation to Templeton personally and to the

22 campaign. So I went on about my business, and I had

23 a lot of other things to do with other campaigns that!

24 I was working. This was a hectic time for me in that,

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2 Q. Did either you or Mr. Templeton raise the

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4 A. Templeton did.

5 Q. What did he say?

6 A. Templeton said the money would be repaid

7 before election day.

8 Q. What did you understand him to mean by

9 that, that the money would be repaid before election

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12. A. That I would be reimbursed the money and

12 that I would in turn reimburse him the money.

13 Q. By that did you understand that the Tiner

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C)15 and then you would repay Mr. Templeton?

16 A. Yes.

17 Q Did Mr. Templeton or you discuss the

C"18 payment of any interest on this note?

19 A. No.

20 Q. Did you expect at that time that you would

21 be required to pay any interest on this note?

22 A. No.

23 Q What did you do with the check that Mr.

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personal account and business account. This was into

my business account.

Q. Do you recall to whom the check was made

out?

A. Political Action Company.

Q. And did you spend the $25,000 or $30,000

which he gave you?

A. Yes.

Q. To the best of your knowledge how quickly

did you spend it?

A. I have all of that here. You have, I

believe, copies of all the checks and plus a recap of

all the checks that shows when payments were made and

to whom.

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Let the record show that the

witness is referring to Exhibit Number One, page

five.

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Q. And you spent all this money solely on

Tiner Committee activities, is that correct?

A. Yes.

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So that would put it roughly at the end of

the beginning of March, 1988?

Yes.

Did Mr. Templeton again contact you and

give you this sum of money?

Offer or instruct?

Did he offer?

No.

Did he instruct?

Yes.

What did he instruct you to do?

To take this money and deposit it into the

Action Company account.


his account?

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Q. Out of Political Action Company's account.

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Q. Was this second advance also on Hr.

Templeton's investment company's check?

A. Yes.

Q. What did you do with the money?

A. Deposited it in my Political Action Company

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Q. How much was the second advance to the best

of your knowledge?

A. I can tell you in the aggregate better than

I can tell you --

Q. That would be fine.

A. The aggregate was $60,000. There were

three payments that added up to that.

Q. You stated that Mr. Templeton instructed

you to take this money, is that correct?

A. Yes.

Q. At the time of the second loan did you have

a discussion with Mr. Templeton regarding what you

were to do with this money?

A. He told me what was to be done with the

2. expenses?

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3Q. on the second loan was there any discussion

4 regarding the repayment of it?

5 A. Only to the extent that it would all be

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7 Q. At this point we are either in late

8 February or the beginning of March, and when was the

9 election?

10 A. March 8th or 9th. Do you have the

0011 calendar?

C)12 Q. Does March 8th sound correct to you?

13 A. I have my calendar. I can tell you when

14 the election day was. March 8th, Tuesday, March 8th.

C)15 Q. Did Mr. Templeton tell you how he expected

16 to repay this amount by March 8th?

17 A. Through campaign generated contributions.

18 Q. Did you understand the committee to be in

19 financial trouble at the time of the first meeting?

20 A. I presumed it but I didn't have any actual

21 knowledge of it.

22 Q. At the time of the second loan did you

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Q. At the time that Nr. Templeton made the

first loan, the first advance or the second advance

of funds, did he discuss with you any possible

violations of the Federal Election Campaign laws?

A. No.

Q. Did you raise this question?

A. The first time.

Q. What did he say?

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it was okay the second time.

Q. I am going to ask you to turn your

attention to what has been marked page four of

Exhibit One. I am going to ask you to look at the

entry on the last line of that page. The date is

3/8/88. It is check number 2306. The payee is

Paragon Resources and the amount appears to be

$12,822.25. Did Political Action Company pay Paragon

Resources a check for this amount?

A. Yes.

Q. And when did that occur?

A. On March 8th or March 7th, the day before.

I don't remember.

Q. Is Paragon Resources incorporated?

A. I have no idea.

Q. Is Paragon Resources an oil company of

which Mr. Templeton is an officer?

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payment

expenses

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Yes.

Why did political Action Company make a

to an oil company for Tiner Committee

Because Templeton instructed me to do so.

When did Mr. Templeton instruct you to do

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4 8, 1988?

5 A. Yes.

6 Q. Do you recall the conversation you had with

7 Mr. Templeton?

8 A. Not specifically.

9 Q. Did it strike you as unusual or out of the

10 ordinary course that you would be paying a

11 corporation for Tiner Committee expenses?

12 A. No. I was instructed to do it. Most of

13 these checks were signed by me but not written by me.

14 Q. Who were they written by?

15i A. Either Templeton or his assistant.

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18 Q While we were off the record we located

19 check number 2290 which is located at page 97 of

20 Exhibit One. Did you sign this check?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q And it is on the letterhead, on the account

23 of Political Action Company?

24 A. Yes.

25 Q Who wrote the words KJAE?


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2assistant. I don't know.

3 Q. So what you are saying, if I am correct, is

4 that Mr. Templeton had access to Political Action

5 Company's checkbook?

6 A. Not the checkbook but those checks.

7 Typically two things would happen. He would call and

8 say I need two checks or three checks or four checks

9 signed, and he would send his person over to get

10 them, they would fill them in and deliver them to

11 whichever media it was, and then they would bring me

12 back the receipts so I could put them in my

13 checkbook, or I would get a phone call or a memo that

14 would say, I need the following checks in the

15 following amounts made out to the following people,

16 whether it was a television station or a radio

17 station, and the amount. I never made any media

18 purchases myself. I never spoke with any media

19 people or dealt with any media myself.

20 Q In terms of not making media purchases and

21 not speaking with media people, did you just not

22 discuss the financial aspects of the media buy, or

23 did you plan the content of the commercials?

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and where and how often they would be shown, I had no

input into that.

Q. Who did have input into it?

A. Templeton.

Q. Only Mr. Templeton?

A. Yes.

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To your knowledge.

A. I'm sorry. To my knowledge, yes.

BY MS. REILLY:

Q. At the start of the campaign when you began

to deal with Mr. Templeton and began to make certain

expenditures on behalf of the Tiner Committee, was

this the procedure that you have just testified to;

that is, Mr. Templeton would either direct you to

sign certain checks or that he would direct you to

write certain checks? That is the normal procedure

that was followed?

A. Yes.

Q. Is this the same procedure that was

followed in the other campaigns that you have worked

on in the last ten years?

A. No, but frankly, very few of the campaigns

I I work in do television advertising.

2 Q. Did this arrangement strike you as a loss

3 of control over your checkbook? Were you concerned

4 about that?

5 A. No.

6 Q. Let me just clarify to be sure I

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8 either direct you to write checks or would have you

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13 A. I signed them.

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15 Q. Okay. Was that done prior to your receipt

16 of either the first $20,000 or $30,000?

17 A. No.

18 Q. So what you are saying is that after Mr.

19 Templeton made the first advance to you of the sum of

20 money, he then either had you sign checks that were

21 blank for certain media purchases or directed you to

22 write certain checks for certain media purchases?

23 A. Yes.

24 Q. Was it your understanding that the funds

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Q. Was it after the campaign was over?

A. No.

Q. The campaign was still going on. At the

time that Mr. Templeton told you that he had made

media purchases from Paragon Resources, did he tell

you why he had done so?

A. No.

Q. Did you ask him why?

A. No.

Q. Did either one of you raise the possibili

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A. Yes.

Q. I want to ask you to again return to page

four of Exhibit one regarding the payment to Paragon

Resources for twelve thousand and some dollars. Did

Mr. Templeton tell you that he had made media

purchases from Paragon Resources?

A. After the fact.

Q. When did he tell you that?

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Q. After the fact.

A. No.

Q. And you didn't review it before the fact?

A. No.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton make any sort of

statement to you as to why checks were written from

Paragon Resources?

A. No.

Q. He simply said, pay this bill to Paragon

Resources?

A. What he told me was, he said I, meaning

himself, I wrote these checks which I found out I was

not allowed to do.

Q. When he said that he had found out that he

was not allowed to do, what did you understand him to

mean by that statement that he was not allowed to do?

A. That he found out after the fact that he

had committed a technical violation.

Q. A technical violation?

A. Of some sort.

Q. Of the Federal Election Campaign Act?

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stion of the law?

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Did you have any subsequent conversations

Templeton regarding your payment to Paragon

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Did you ever discuss the payment to Paragoi

is with him again?

No.

I am going to ask you to turn to page 6 of

One, and take a moment and familiarize

with it. This purports to be a statement ol

1 Action Company. It identifies the client

Tiner for Congress and identifies David C.

president of that entity, and it is dated

1988.

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Q. Are you familiar with it?

A. Yes.

Q. Is it a copy of a statement that Political

Action Company would send out typically? Is it your

letterhead?

A. Sure.

Q. The word says client, Stan Tiner for

Congress Committee?

A. Uh-huh.

Q. That would be the election we are

discussing today?

A. Yes.

Q. The date on this invoice, March 8th of

1988, when you would date an invoice would you

actually use the date that you sat down physically to

write the invoice?

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2 Q. so would this be the Seventh invoice given

3 to the Tiner Committee?

4 A. No. it was the seventh invoice that I

wrote in 1988, not necessarily the seventh one to

6 Tiner because I was doing two other campaigns.

7 Q. So there was a possibility there could be

8 intervening invoices? For example, invoice 102 might

9 be to XYZ Committee.

10 A. Correct.

11 Q. Under the column that says "Date", it says

\012 2-11, 2-12 and another one dated 2-12. What is the

13 significance of those dates?

14 A. Those were the days the expenditures were

015 made.

16 Q. In terms of the actual writing under the

17 column "Service", what would those indicate?

18 A. AdComm Advertising is the name of the

19 company that produced the television commercials.

20 They are here in Baton Rouge. Bill Profita is the

21 president and owner of AdComm Advertising. The $238

22 was for his airplane and travel expenses to come to

23 Shreveport to meet with us. That was his

24 reimbursement. And the other two are for the actual,

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A. All of them were for the Stan Tiner

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four and five of Exhibit One, and just take a moment

to familiarize yourself with this document, if You

would please. This purports to be a two page -

A. These are backwards. This four should be

five and five should be four.

Q. This is the date, check number, payee,

amount and purpose.

A. Okay. I am familiar with it.

Q. And you have taken a moment and you are

familiar with the document. The checks which are

listed here on these two pieces of paper, are they

checks which came from Political Action Company's

account?

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2 Q. Did you charge the Tiner Committee your

full rate for all of your expenses for all of these?

4 A. For the checks? I don't understand.

5 Q. In other words, for the amounts underlying

6 the checks?

7 A. Yes.

8 Q. Did you give the Tiner Committee any

9 services or provide them with any services at no cost

10 or at less than your cost?

11 A. Not intentionally.

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14 Q. So what you are saying is, there was no

15 intent on your part to provide any sort of services

16 to the Tiner Committee at less than your own cost?

17 A. No indeed.

18 Q. I am going to ask you to turn to page ten

19 of this exhibit, and if you could just take a moment

20 and look it over, please. This purports to be a

21 statement of Political Action Company dated July 25,

22 1988. The client is identified as Stan Tiner for

23 Congress, and it is labeled "Credit invoice for

24 Billing Errors". Have you had a chance to review

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Q*. Do you recognize it?

A. Yes.


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Q. Did Political Action Company send this memo

to Stan Tinor Committee?

A. I sent it to Bill Templeton for the Stan

Tiner Committee.

Q. When did you send it to him?

A. The next day, the 26th. It was either that

same day or the next day, I am sure.

Q. From the invoice number, this would be

the --

A. The 46th invoice of the year.

Q. I am going to ask you to direct your

attention, please, to the third, fourth, and fifth,

and this would be invoice numbers 88-118, 88-119, and

88-120, which states that certain sums were actually

paid by Mr. Templeton and not by Political Action

Company.

A. Uh-huh.

Q. How did it come to your attention that

certain items that had been paid for by Political

Action Company were in fact paid for by Mr.

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S3 Q. What was the basis for your understanding

4 that political Action company had actually paid for

5 these and not Mr. Templeton, your initial

6 understanding?

7 A. I didn't have any frankly. I wasn't aware

8 of any of this until this 25th or the 24th, whenever

9 it was that Mr. Templeton called me and said, there

10 are some billing errors that need to be corrected.

11 Q. In your experience were these billing

12 errors unusual?

13 A. Yes. I don't make errors. I made a

14 mistake once. I thought I was wrong about something.

15 Q5 Do you have any explanation as to how the

1"16 errors arose?

17 A. No. They were not my errors. They were

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19 Q Was it your understanding that Mr.

20 Templeton had paid for these funds but told you to

21 bill the committee for them as well?

22 A. No, I had no understanding of it at all.

23 Q Can you offer any explanation as to why

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2 Q. Did you challenge Mr. Templeton on this?

3 A. I didn't understand it but t didn't

4 challenge him. They still owed me money.

5 Q. So you were willing to essentially accept

6 this reduction without a problem?

7 A. This wasn't a reduction. This was

8 paperwork. I wasn't going to accept a reduction in

9 my fee. I was still hoping to be paid.

10 Q. Have you been paid now?

11 A. Yes.

12 Q. When were you paid?

13 A. July the 27th.

14 Q. Did you have any discussions with Mr.

15 Templeton regarding this?

16 A. Regarding what?

17 Q. Regarding the credit invoice.

18 A. No, only that he said he wanted this, and

19 he told me what he wanted and I did it.

20 Q. Did you try to argue with him?

21 A. No. I hardly ever argue with people that

22 owe me money.

23 Q. Did you believe his statements to be

24 correct that he had made these payments?

25 A. I didn't know nor did I particularly care.


1.0. Did you check?

2 A. Ngo. I had no way of checking. To my

3 knowledge I had no way of checking.

4 Q. Could you have hoped that the underlying

5 documentation -- was there any underlying

6 documentation for these?

7 A. Not in my possession.

8 Q. Was there underlying documentation in

9 anyone else's possession?

10 A. Not to my knowledge. There should have

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17 Q. Which would include copies of his checks?

18 A. I would think.

19 Q. But you didn't ask to see them?

20 A. No.

21 Q. Just so we are clear, what exactly did Mr.

22 Templeton say to you regarding the fact that he

23 didn't pay for certain funds?

24 A. He didn't tell me anything about that. He

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up, and this is what I need for you to do.

Q. At that point did he make any mention of

the fact that you were still owed a fee?

A. No, but I did.

Q. What did you say?

A. I said I was still owed the money and still

expected to be paid.

Q. Did you condition the issuance of the

credit memo on your fee?

A. No.

Q. What did Mr. Templeton say when you stated

that you were still owed money?

A. He was very apologetic, as he had continued

to be for the four months prior, as had Tiner, saying

we know we owe you and we are going to pay you but we

don't have it.

Q. Did you ever give up hope that you were

going to be paid?

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Q. Did your expectation of being paid diminish

as time went on?

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Q. What did that letter say?

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Q. While we were off the record we discussed

two letters which have been produced by Respondent's

Counsel this morning, one dated April 13, 1988 to Mr.

Tiner from Mr. Roach, which is not signed but is a

copy, and the other is a letter from Mr. Tiner to a

creditor, and we have agreed that copies of these

will be provided after you get back to your office.

You stated that you wrote a letter to Mr. Tiner

stating that you wished to be paid for your services,

and you have shown us a letter from Mr. Tiner stating

that he was aware of the debt and he was doing what

he could to pay it off. Was that your only

conversation with Mr. Tiner regarding funds owed?

A. Yes.

Q. Did that response satisfy you?

A. The only thing that would have satisfied me

was to be paid. I thought it was a very weak

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3 A. I told him that I had received it and I was

4 eissatisfied with it but felt there was nothing I

5 could do.

6 Q. What did Mr. Templeton say?

7 A. He just in general commensurated and said

8 he was doing what he could to help Tiner raise the

9 money to pay his debts.

10 Q Did you discuss the letter or the amounts

11 that you were owed at any time with the committee's

12 treasurer, Mr. Smith?

13 A. I have never spoken with him in my life.

14 Q. Are you aware that Federal political

15 committees are required to file regular reports with

16 the commission, Federal Election Commission?

17 A. Yes.

18 Q. During the course of the campaign did you

19 have an opportunity to read the Tiner Committee's

20 reports?

21 A. No, I have never seen them.

22 Q. Did you ever ask to see them?

23 A. No.

24 Q. Did you ever question Mr. Templeton as to

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Q. Do you recall accounts in the newspaper

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reports as debts?

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Q. Do you know that Federal committees are

required to report their outstanding debts and

obligations?

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makes sense.

Q. Did you at any time happen to see in any of

the newspapers or on T.V. accounts discussing Mr.

Templeton's payments to the Tiner Committee?

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which would be say July of 1988?

A. No, I don't.

Q. Were you contacted by anyone in the news

media regarding the Tiner Committee's possible

failure to pay its debts?

A. Yes, I was called twice.

Q. Who called you?

A. A reporter named Ronnie Patrickman, who I

have known for 15 years.

Q. What did he ask you?

A. She. She generally was asking me questions

about where money came from, and where it went, and

why and that sort of thing, which I didn't discuss

with her.

Q. Why didn't you discuss it?

A. I just wasn't comfortable talking over the

phone with a newspaper reporter. I didn't feel that

I was obligated to do so, so I didn't.

Q. Did you discuss with anyone in the Tiner

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4 Q. What did you discuss with Mr. Templeton?

5 A. I told him that Ronnie had called me and

6 had asked all these questions, and that I wasn't

7 willing to talk about the campaign with her, and he

8 said that that was good and to continue that policy.

9 Q. Did Mr. Templeton indicate to you that he,

10 he being Mr. Templeton, had spoken to the press?

11 A. He said they had spoken with him.

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17 A. The same woman, Ronnie Patrickman.

18 Q. Did she say anything different in her first

19 conversation from her second?

20 A. She was asking the same kinds of questions.

21 Q. What was your response to this?

22 A. I know her so well, I have known her for so

23 many years that I said, Ronnie, I don't want to talk

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consultant. I am a hired hand. I get paid to do

what I do and that sort of thing. So she seemed to

understand.

Q. In your discussion with Mr. Templeton

regarding the newspaper entries that were being made,

at that point did you bring up the fact that you were

still owed money from the --

A. Every time I spoke to Templeton I brought

up the fact that I was still owed money.

Q. Did he say anything different to you at

that time?

A. No.

Q. Were you repaid by Mr. Templeton?

A. I was repaid by the Tiner Committee.

Q. How did the Tiner Committee repay you?

A. Templeton flew down here with a Tiner

Committee check.

Q. The check which Mr. Templeton gave to you,

was it on the account of the Stan Tiner Campaign

Committee?

A. Yes.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton indicate to you how the

Tiner Committee had come up with the amount of

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3 Q. Did you know about the fund raiser?

4 A. No.

5 Q. Do you believe the fund raiser occurred?

6 A. Yes. I don't have any reason to disbelieve

7 it. Frankly, I don't know how Tiner would have

8 raised the money if he hadn't had a fund raiser.

9 Q. Did you have a conversation -- did Mr.

10 Templeton hand you a check on the Tiner Committee's

11 account that paid you in full?

12 A. Yes.

13 Q. Did Mr. Templeton explain to you why he

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(D 15 A. Yes. He understood there was a problem

16 with the FEC, and he had retained counsel, Jack

17 Marxell, who had already been in touch at this time

18 with the FEC to explain Templeton's position, and he

19 said it was their belief that the quicker they got

20 all of this cleared up and got me paid and all that

21 sort of thing, the better it would be.

22 Q. Did Mr. Templeton --

23 A. I was very, very angry about not being

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3 A. In no uncertain terms.

4 Q. Do you recall specifically what you said?

5 A. I Just said, I don't like this, I have

6 never not been paid before, I am a professional who

7 does professional work and I expect to be paid, and

8 by this time it had drug on for between four and five

9 months, and I was at a point in my business where I

10 needed the money and I expected to be paid. I

11 thought it was a very Mickey Mouse way to run an

IO12 operation and I didn't like it.

13 Q. So Mr. Templeton gave you one check on the

14 letterhead of the Tiner Committee?

o15 A. Yes.

16 Q. And what did you do with the check that he

17 gave you?

18A. I deposited it.

19 Q And did you subsequently pay Mr. Templeton

20 funds in the amount that you had owed to him?

21 A. Yes.

22 Q And how did you do that?

23 A. I wrote him a check.

24 Q. Did you write the check on Political Action

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2.A. No. The check is here. it was a personal

2 check. I am sole proprietor and I live out of my

3 checkbook. So I will write a Political Action

4 Company check at the grocery store if that is where 1

5 have money. I will pay my gasoline credit card bill

6 or whatever. I am a sole proprietor and so I live

7 out of my personal and my business checkbook. It

8 just depends on where there is some money.

9 Q. So what you are saying is that it really

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11 came from one or the other?r4)

12 A. To me it didn't.

13 Q. And the reason why you were owed the money

14 is because Mr. Templeton had given you a total of

(D15 $60,000, you had used these funds to pay off vendors

16 and were now out of pocket for the $60,000, is that

17 correct?

18 A. Yes. Here is the personal check, page

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20 Q. Have you had any subsequent discussions

21 with Mr. Templeton regarding the repayments which he

22 made to you on behalf of the Tiner Committee?

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2 A. I have had no conversation with him of any

3 sort that I recall since then, and I could go awhile

4 longer without ever talking to that guy.

5 Q. During the course of the campaign did you

6 communicate with any other vendors who were working

7 on behalf of the Tiner Committee?

8 A. Yes, small vendors. I take that to mean

9 people who sold us products or services. There was a

10 printers right next to the campaign headquarters that

11 we used called PBS Printers that did all of our

12 printing work and I communicated directly with them.

13 The Postmaster, when we would write checks for bulk

t14 mail, I dealt directly with that.

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How about the Registrars of

Voters?

A. I had those delivered. I had called about

mailing labels. Those are The Department of

Elections, check number 2235 and 2236. I think there

is another. I would call them and order -- Caddo

Parish Registrar, 2231, those were for mailing

labels. I would call them, for example. That was

for bumper stickers.

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So what you are saying, you did have a

of conversations with some of these vendors

.ng the actual purchase at that time?

Except for media, yes.

And the media, the contact person was Mr.

on?

A. Templeton and his assistant, whose name I

don't recall.

Q. And the only media contacts you had were in

terms of the actual planning of the commercials but

not in terms of placement in certain markets?

A. That's correct.

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anything?

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4 didn't deliver the velox to the newspaper. That was

5 done by runners and things like that.

6 1 need to tell you at this point that I

7 waived media commissions as a favor to this campaign.

8 They didn't pay me any money for the standard 15

9 percent for television or radio commercials. I never

10 made a nickel of that.

11 Q. You did that because of your friendship

NO12 with the candidate?

13 A. Yes.

14 Q. Did you indicate to them that that should

15i be an in kind contribution on your behalf?

16 A. No, I didn't know that it should.

17 Q. You waived it in its entirety?

18 A. Yes.

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Q. We are at Exhibit One, pages four and five.

A. I don't have a calculator here but look at

check number 2228 to KSLA for $1,938, round that off

to $2000, and 15 percent would be $300.

Q. So any of these, the purpose of which is

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A. He asked mo to do it. He said, we can't

afford to pay the commissions, will YOU waive it.

said, do I have a choice, and he said no, and I said

okay, I waive the commissions.

Q. When did he ask you to waive the

commissions?

A. Very early on.

Q. So that would probably be January?

A. After I was on board.

Q. And you waived them consistently all the

way through?

A. All the way through.

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KTBS, KSLA, KVKH, KRMO, if you added all those up and

multiplied by 15 percent, that would be what I

waived.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton ever mention to you that

your invoices were -- let me back up. In terms of

the invoice we looked at earlier which showed the

date of March 8th, do you recall the date that you

made your last invoice out to the Tiner Committee

other than the credit memo which we saw?

A. No, I honestly don't recall.

Q. Did you bill the Tiner Committee to the

best of your knowledge for any services, for example,

after the date of the March 8th primary?

A. No. I didn't provide any services after

the March 8th primary.

Q. So there would not have been any billings

after that date?

A. No.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton ever mention to you that

he was not passing the invoices on to the committee's

treasurer?

A. No.

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2 you telling me that is what happened?

3 Q. No. I am just asking a question.

4 A. Not I didn't know that.

5 Q. Did Mr. Templeton ever discuss with you,

6 other than the testimony that you have previously

7 given, that his actions might be in violation of the

8 Federal Election Campaign Act?

9 A. I'm sorry.

10 Q. Other than the instances which you have

11 previously noted, did Mr. Templeton ever discuss with

12 you --

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14 Q. And you never had occasion to read the

C)15 Tiner Committee's reports?

16 A. I have never to this day read them or seen

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18 Q Were you ever consulted by anyone on the

19 Tiner Committee regarding information that was needed'

20 for those reports?

21 A. No, only that I wouldn't be paid my expense

22 reimbursement without an invoice, which I routinely

23 do and I didn't have any problems with giving them

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Do you have -- what is Political Action

source of capital? Do you have any

A. No.

Q. You began the company with your own funds?

A. As a sole proprietorship my office is in my

home. There was no capital. I bought things over

the years, typewriters and filing cabinets and other

things that I need.

Q. Other than the total of $60,000, which Mr.

Templeton advanced to you during the course of the

campaign for various expenses, has anyone else from

the Tiner Campaign provided you with funds?

A. No.

Q. Other than the reimbursement which occurred

in July?

A. They paid one half of the fee, the Tiner

Campaign paid one half of the fee during the course

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Q. If Mr. Templeton hadn't paid you the total

of $60,000 in funds, those advances, would you have

been able to continue services to the Tiner

Committee?

A. Not those services.

Q. Would you have done less for them?

A. Not creatively.

Q. Are you saying that you wouldn't have been

able to advance any more funds yourself on behalf of

the Tiner Committee?

A. Yes.

Q. But you would have been willing to incur

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3 Q. In other words, if Mr. Templeton had made

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5 able to make any more expenditures on their behalf?

6 A. Correct.

7 Q. Did you state that to Mr. Templeton?

8 A. No.

9 Q. Did Mr. Templeton state to you that that

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14 Q. In terms of the media that was conducted

15 here, the fact that you didn't deal directly with anyC:)

16 of the T.V. or radio stations, is that generally how

17 you have run other campaigns?

18 A. No, but as I said before, almost never do

19 the campaigns that I work in use television as a

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21 Q. Do they use radio?

22 A. A lot.

23 Q. Would you have generally been in contact

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3 differently here in the Tiner Committee than in your

4 prior experiences?

5 A. It wasn't explained why but my feeling was

6 that Templeton was in charge and Templeton wanted to

7 call the shots and be in charge, and he made that

8 quite clear to me on many occasions.

9 Q. When he made it clear to you that he was in

10 charge, was it as part of instructions telling you

11 not to do something?

ISO12 A. No. It was his instructions of telling me

13 what I could do.

' 14 Q. You have previously testified that when Mr.

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V- 16 July of 1988 it was on a check of the Stan Tiner

17 Campaign Committee.

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19 Q. Do you ever recall telling Mr. Templeton

20 that you would accept only a check from him

21 personally and not from the Tiner Committee?

22 A. No. I don't recall ever saying that.

23 Q. Did you say it?

24 A. I don't recall saying that.

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discussion it with anyone. I think he would have

expected me not to discuss it with anyone.

Q. Why did you think that he didn't want you

not to discuss it?

A. I don't know that he didn't. It is just

L that in politics so much of the strategy and all

2 those kinds of things is confidential. I have always

3 made it my policy to keep all of my dealings with my

a clients and their people in the same confidential

5 manner as I would liken it to the lawyer/client

6 relationship. My reputation is all I have to sell in

7 the marketplace and I can't afford to have a

8 reputation as being one who speaks out of turn.

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1 advances with Mr. Tiner?

2 A. Correct.

3 Q. And Mr. Tiner never asked you about them?

4 A. No, he did not.

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A. No. He was unconcerned about that.

Q. Did you ever bring it to his attention

during the course of the campaign that you were not

being paid?

A. No. It wasn't his role in the campaign.

Q. Was it your feeling then that the only

person to whom it was appropriate for you to speak

was Mr. Templeton?

A. Yes.

Q. And he was the only person that you

discussed the fact that you were not being paid with?

A. Yes.

Q. Did you discuss with anyone the fact that

you had made a payment to Paragon Resources,

Incorporated, the oil company?

A. No.

Q. Was there a reason why you did not discuss

that repayment?

A. Only the reason that I never talk about

business transactions.

Q. After you received the total of $60,000 in

payments did you still continue to bill the campaign

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5 A. No.

6 Q. Why was that?

7 A. They were happening so frequently and

8 regularly I was just keeping a record of them and

9 then doing it at intervals, accounting for them by

10 means of these invoices.

11 Q. But ultimately you did bill them for all of

12 the expenses that you incurred both personal and

13 otherwise?

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16 intervals the result of the price of the campaign, or

17 was there another reason?

18 A. That was the reason.

19 Q. The price of the campaign was the reason

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21 A. Uh-huh.

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4 Reporter in and for the State of Louisiana, do hereby

5 certify that MR. DAVID C. ROACH, after having been

6 first duly sworn to testify to the truth, the whole

7 truth, and nothing but the truth, did testify as

8 hereinbefore set forth in the foregoing 86 pages;

9 That the testimony was reported by me in

10 stenographic machine shorthand, transcribed by me,

11 and is a true and correct transcript to the best of

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Federal Election CommissionAttu: No. Lois G. LeroorWashington, D.C. 20463


Dear Ms. Lerner:

Enclosed herewith, please find the Response Of PoliticalAction Company To Interrogatories And Request For Production ofDocuments and the attachments. I thank you for your assistanceand cooperation in this matter and remain with kind regards,

Sincerely,

Mary E. Heck Barrios

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RESPOUSE OF POLITICAL ACTIO1 9COMPAN TOIUTERROGATORIES AND REUEST FORPRODUCTIO0 OF -DOCUMMTS

NOW COMES Political Action Company, through undersigned

counsel, and responds to the Interrogatories and Request for

1-) Production of Documents previously propounded by the Federal

%0 Elections Commission as follows, to-wit:

1. a) Please see the attached itemization of payments;

b) Please see the attached itemization of payments;

c) W. M. Templeton;0

d) 7/27/88.2. Political Action Company has no formal policy regarl~ng

advance payments for media purchases.

3. a) W. M. Templeton;

b) $12,822.25, for purchase of media;

c) 3/8/88;

d) Political Action Company, by David C. Roach.

In response to the request for all writings supporting these

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Action Company.

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CLIENT: Stan Tiner for Conqress DATE March 8, 1988

INVOICE # 88-107

DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

Payee of checks

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iHE POLITICAL ACTION COMPANY TOTAL DUE

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Payments for Printing for Tiner Campaign

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DATE SERVICE AMOUNT

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Inv. # 88-107- Total amount should be $ 7.769.08Inv. # 88-109- 2-29 PBS Printing of $ 67.19is listed twice

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MEMORANDUM

TO:

FROM:

DATE:

SUBJECT:

LAWRENCE M. NOBLEGENERAL COUNSEL

ARJORIE W. EMMONS/JOSHUA MCFADDE1

MAY 15, 1989

MUR 2787COMPREHENSIVE INVESTIGATIVE REPORT #1SIGNED MAY 11, 1989

The above-captioned report was received in theSecretariat at 3:43 p.m. on Thursday, May 11, 1989and circulated to the Commission on a 24-hourno-objection basis at 12:00 p.m. on Friday, May 12,1989.

There were no objections to the report.

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smFim "M IqoDshL UncTion COMMONSQIIn the Matter of ) SI ivt

)Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ) MUR 2787

and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer )William U. Templeton )Paragon Resources, Inc. )Political Action Company )

CONPRBBNSIVB IV BTIGTRIVB EPORT #1



2 U.S.C. S 441a(a) (1) (A). Also on that date the Commission found

reason to believe the Stan Tiner Campaign Committee ("the Tiner

Committee*) and Bill Wene Smith, as treasurer, violated 2 U.S.C.

SS 441a(f), 441b(a), 434(b)(2)(A) and (b)(3)(A), and 434(b)(3).

Additionally, the Commission further determined that there was

reason to believe Paragon Resources, Inc. (*Paragon") violated

2 U.S.C. S 441b(a).

On March 16, 1989, following a denial of requests for pre-

probable cause conciliation, the Commission approved subpoenas

for depositions for the four respondents. Following extensions

of time, the Tiner Committee's treasurer appeared for his

deposition on April 25, 1989. The deposition of David Roach, on

behalf of Political Action Company, occurred the following day.

Depositions of William M. Templeton and Paragon are

scheduled for May 25 and 26, respectively. After reviewing the

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May 18, 1989

Mary E. Heck Barrios, EsquireUnglesby & Barrios946 Napoleon StreetBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70802

RE: MUR 2787

David Roach

Dear Ms. Barrios:

Enclosed please find a check for the witness fee and mileageowed to your client, David Roach, for a deposition conducted onApril 26, 1989 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

If you have any questions, please contact Patty Reilly, theattorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Lawrence M. NobleGeneral unsel

BY: Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General

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May 18, 1989

Bill Wene Smith, C.P.A.800 Lane BuildingShreveport, LA 71101

RE: MUR 2787Stan Tiner campaign Committeeand Bill Wene Smith, astreasurer

Dear Mr. Smith:

Enclosed please find a check for the witness fee and mileage

owed to you for a deposition conducted on April 25, 1989, in'0 Shreveport, Louisiana.

If you have any questions, please contact Patty Reilly, the

attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 376-5690.

Sincerely,

Lawrence M. Noble

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BY: Jonathan BernsteinAssistant General

Counsel

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DEPOSITION OF BILL W. SMITH

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DEPOSITION OF BILL W. SMITHApril 25, 1989

Reported by:Karen Tyler, CSR, RPR, CM

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Q. We are here in Louisiana this morning taking a

deposition of Mr. William Smith?

A. No. Bill.

Q. Bill, you prefer Bill?

A. That is my name, legal name.

Q. I beg your pardon, I'm sorry.

A. That's all right.

Q. This deposition is conducted pursuant to a

subpoena issued by the Federal Election Commission

pursuant to the Commission subpoena power to USC

Section 437(g). The statute provides that the

confidentiality of this investigation must be

maintained. Therefore, you're precluded from

discussing your testimony that you give today. The

Commission has civil jurisdiction in this matter

pursuant to the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971.

This matter is designated number 2787. My name is

Patty Riley, and I'm going to ask you a series of

questions. Mr. Smith, have you been deposed before?

A. Yes.

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to some questions subnitted and certain documents to be

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1988 --

Q. Uh-huh.

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A. That willbe fine.

Q. Okay. I'm going to be asking you a series of

questions that are designed to elicit information

either about your activities or the activities of other

persons. The court reporter will take down your

answers. You should regard this matter as you would

testimony before a court of law in that you are under

oath. I'm going to ask you to answer all questions

completely and fully. If you don't understand a

question at any time, just let me know and we'll

rephrase it or work around it and try to get it into a

workable format for you.

Did the Commission issue to you a subpoena in

this matter for documents?

A. Not, I received from the Commission in November --

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A. Smith, Cole, Filipcwski, that's

F-I-LI-P-O-W-S-K-I, & Company.

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A. As far s I knQw I id , yes.

Q. Have you discussed the testimovV th'atYOU're about

to give with anyone?

A. No.

Q. Have you been informed by the Commission that

you're entitled to a lawyer, to have a lawyer with you

this morning if you want?

A. Yes.

Q. What is your address, please?

A. Home or office?

Q. Home. Office is fine.

A. 610 Marshall Street, Suite 800, Shreveport,

Louisiana 71101.

Q. And your occupation?

A. Certified public accountant.

Q. How long have you been a certified public

accountant?

A. Since 1956.

Q. And how long have you, what is the name of the

1 Q And hOW loig" have you4 been there, with the fir#?

2, Q Roughly.

3 A. Thirty-two years.

4 Q Were you the treasurer of the Stan Tiner Campaign

5 Comm itte e?

6 A. I was.

7 Q. And when did you become the treasurer of that

8 Coumittee?

9 A. In December 1987, I believe, was the date.

10 Q. Are you currently the treasurer of record of the

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13 Q. And were you invited to become treasurer of the

14 Committee?

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O 16 Q. And who invited you?

17 A. Mr. William Templeton came to my off ice with

CD 18 Mr. Tiner and asked that I serve as treasurer of the

19 Caimmittee, which I did.

20 Q. Have you previously served as treasurer of any

21 other Ccmmittee?

22 A. Yes. Two others. In 1978 to the James H. Wilson

23 Congressional Committee for the Fourth District of

24 Louisiana.

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2 obecote tre astare r of the ,Sddy Roeizo& 0Dittee:..for

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4 and that is now termina t e d be cause e 40caj e governor

5 of the state of Louisti ana. Alsthave,.beentreasurer of

6 Mrs. oemer,auddes mo,,tr, whoahen ran to fill his

7 position in the Fourth District when elected governor,

8 and, of course, I'm-6till the treasurer of that

9 Commit tee.

10 Q. What were the, do you recall the conversation you

11 had with Mr. Tiner and Mr. Templeton regarding coming

12 on board as treasurer of the Committee?

13 A. Fairly well.

14 Q. And what was the substance of that conwersation?

15 A. Well, it was a fairly standard conversation I have

O 16 with potential clients.

17 Q. Uh-huh.

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19 treasurer, that I would be the only person authorized

20 to sign checks, that all bills came to my office for

21 payment, approved by the chairman of that Committee,

22 or, and/or to Stan Tiner, the candidate himself, and

23 that I would make all reports to the Committee as well

24 as to the Federal Election Committee.

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3 Q. And Mr. Temple ton's?

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5 Q. And at that point did you become the teasurer of

6 the Committee?

7 A. Yes. In fact, I have issued an engagement letter,

8 which our firm does for any type of work, whereby I was

9 appointed the treasurer and our firm was doing all the

10 bookkeeping for the Committee.

11 Q. Now, was this a paid relationship in terms of --

12 A. As far as the bookkeeping portion, it was paid to

13 the firm. I got no compensation as an individual.

14 Q. Uh-huh. So the position of treasurer was not

15 paid, but the position of bookkeeping was.

16 A. Right.

17 Q. I see. Are you familiar with the Federal Election

18 Campaign Act?

19 A. Yes.

20 Q. Are you, have you taken any courses in federal

21 election law?

22 A. No.

23 Q. Have you read any publications the Commission has

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prohibitions and limitations under the act.

A. Yes.

Q. For exaiple, you would be aware of the fact that

individuals can give no more than $1,000 per election.

A. That is correct.

Q. And you're aware of the fact that corporations are

prohibited from contributing to an election.

A. Yes.

Q. When you were discussing your role as treasurer

with Mr. Tiner and with Mr. Templeton, was there any

sort of formal set of procedures, written procedures

that were drawn up at that time?

A. Nothing at that time. Although we did discuss the

procedures of getting the bills to my office for

payment, it was agreed that all bills, as I previously

stated, would be approved by the chairman at that time,

Mr. Tiner informed me with approval of Mr. Templeton

that Mr. Templeton was the chairman of the committee.

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A. Same procedures followed then.

Q. And what position did Mr. Templeton hold with that

Committee?

A. As I remenber, I'm trying to, that was some years

ago. I'm trying to remember if he was chairman of that

Committee. We had another gentleman at that time that

also approved bills by the name of Alvin Childs, and

I'm, I don't remenber if, which one was chairman, or --

Q. Would it be fair to characterize his role as a

decision maker with financial responsibilities in that

Comm itte e?

A. Yes. Yes.

Q. Okay. In terms of the Tiner Committee, were there

any paid staffers?

A. No, most of them were volunteers. We had no what

you would call paid people that were, we had to

withhold taxes.

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go and do certain things, or to find, but most of them

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Q. Uh-huh. Were you present at any meetings with

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A. No.

Q. As the treasurer of the Committee, who did you

report to?

A. To the Committee, through Mr. Templeton and

directly to Mr. Tiner, if he was in town, or if he had

the time.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. But that was very seldom, because he was busy.

Q. So as a general rule you would say that you

reported directly to Mr. Templeton.

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3 Committee office or directly to Mr. Tinet's office.

4 Th ey had an office on Youree Drive, the Comittee did.

5 Once the billings were received and aplroved, they were

6 hand delivered to our off ice.

7 Q. Uh-huh. How often would you receive billings by

8 hand delive ry?

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10 be paid, they were two or three days, sometimes two

NO 11 times a day, if they --

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13 A. But if there was no hurry to make the payment,

14 they would deliver it up, maybe once or twice a week.

15 Q. Okay. I'm going to now introduce Exhibit Number

0 16 1, hand it to the court reporter, give you a copy, too.

17 Mark that, please, and I'm going to ask you to take a

18 moment and look it over.

19 (Exhibit No. 1 was marked for identification.)

20 (Witness reviews the document in question.)

21 Q. This purports to be a four-page document on the

22 letterhead of Mr. Smith signed by Mr. Smith adressed to

23 Thomas J. Josefiak, chairman of the Federal Election

24 Commission, dated November 29th, 1988, and is headed

25 answers to interrogatories and requests for production

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2 review, this doc lflnt?

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4 Q. Are you, familiar with it?

5 A. Yes.

6 0. Is this a docftent which you submitted to the

7 Federal Election Commission in response to the

8 Commission's request for production of documents?

9 A. It is.

10 Q. I'm going to ask you to direct your attention to

- 11 the third paragraph on the first page which states, the

12 Committee and I as treasurer set forth from the

13 beginning the procedures to be used in collecting

14 monies from the campaign and the expenditures to be

15 made for the Committee. All funds received and all

O 16 expenditures made would have come through the office of

17 and be signed by William Templeton, the chairman of the

o 18 Committee.

19 Could you tell us how, what procedures were

20 used in terms of collecting money?

21 A. Yes. When they would decide to have a fund raiser--

22 Q. Uh-huh.

23 A. -- throughout the Fourth District, be it a major

24 one or a minor one, I requested that no cash could be

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to everybOdy ;that Vas to , li t ckl 1o r r Whatever, a

form wb ivh would give us the person's name, address and

Social Security number, if it was valid, qcCUpation, so

that we could report it to the Federal Election

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All monies were supposed to be, the salesmen,

or the people that sold the tickets or raised the

funds, were to turn in and make an accounting to

Mr. Templeton. Mr. Templeton would turn it over to us;

we would make the deposit after the formal accounting

that it was all documented in some form or manner.

Q. Uh-huh. And what about, were there any other

procedures for payment of expenditures, other than the

ones which we have already discussed, in terms of

Mr. Templeton forwarding them to you or any other

pa r ty?

A. No.

Q. Did the Committee maintain a petty cash fund?

A. No.

A. Not from, not from the campaign fund.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Now, if somebody started one at the office, I

would not have known that.

Q. Right. In terms of the people who were making the

decisions in the Tiner campaign, would you say that

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9 1individuals to counsel with as f ar as the proaDs of

10 the fund raisers and his itinerary.

11 i 0. Did you consult with anyone in the campaign other

12 than Mr. Tiner and Mr. Templeton?

13 A. Well, only to the effect it would be Mr. Tiners

14 secretary or someone else that would, say were bringing

S15 some bills up for payment and they had been approved by

O 16 Mr. Templeton, and I believe that was on one of the

17 documents which I furnished with the, all the docmhents

D18 I sent.19 Q. Is it fair to say that you viewed your role as

20 solely limited to the financial aspects of the

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4 A. Was the checkbook alway in yOU1PK e si+? t +

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7 were traveling, if the Ccmittee needed ifands?

8 A. Fortunately during this period of time I was never

9 out of town.

10 Q. Uh-huh. Even on weekends or any other time.

o 11 A. Not during the -- I am a CPA. This election took

co 12 place in, I've forgotten the exact date, but it was in

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on 15 Q. Okay. I'm going to hand you a calendar for 1988.

o 16 I'm going to indicate from January 1st until March 8th,

17 the day of the election.

18 A. Uh-huh.

19 Q. Go ahead. Okay. And your testimony is that you

20 were not out of town for any of that time period.

21 A. That is correct.

22 Q. Okay.

23 A. I have double checked my records during this

24 entire period of time. I have nothing that would have

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5 Q. Uh-huh.

6 A. So I never, I signed-all the checks.

7 Q. So there was no provision:I for example, for anyone

8 else to sign the checks.

9 A. No, ma'am

10 Q. There was no provision for you to siffply sign

11 checks and leave the payee blank.

co 12 A. No, ma'am, I, that I would not do.

N 13 Q. How did you keep the checkbook; was there a

14 running balance so that on each day you would know

15 exactly how %uch money was in the account?

0 16 A. Yes. Yes, ma'am.

17 Q. During the course of the campaign, were you ever

18 presented with expenditures to be paid for which you

19 didn't have enough money to cover them --

CK20 A. No, ma'am.

21 Q. -- in the account?

22 A. I would not do that. I told them in advance that

23 no checks would be written until I had a document

24 approved by the chairman.

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express dismay as to the amount in the Committee's

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A. Well, let me say this, that my personal secretary,

who's been with me 29 years, did a lot of the telephone

conversations because I was busy in other matters. And

I never remember him being dismayed or that I'd have to

get on the phone to talk with him about the balance,

although the balance was always small, because of the

requirements and the fund raising was not as adequate

as they had hoped to be.

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entire time, were you aware that the Committee was

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3 Q. At that time did you, di( - it come to your

4 attention that you had not recelved a number of bills

5 from an entity called Political Action CompaIY?

6 A. No. Not at that time.

7 Q. Were there ar' other accounts maintained by the

8 Committee other than the deckbook which you would

9 hold?

10 A. Not to my knowledge.

11 Q. How often would you see Mr. Templeton during the

12 course of the campaign?

13 A. In person?

14 Q. Yes.

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0 16 Q. How often would you speak with him on the phone?

17 A. I would say that myself personally talking with

18 him, probably two, three times a week.

19 Q. During that time did he discuss with you any plans

20 to finance any of the Committee's expenditures that

21 were going to be made?

22 A. No.

23 Q. During that time did he discuss with you the

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how much did we owe, what were the outstanding bills,

which we, and I brought a few examples of those,

various dates, of what we had listed as the debts due,

so that we could make a copw, if he wanted it, to look

at those debts. And tell us in which order did he want

us to pay them.

Q. In other words, he had forwarded these to you as

bills to be paid but you were holding them; is that

cor rect?

A. They weren't, they couldn't be paid.

0. Because of the --

A. We would pay what we could.

Q. Right.

A. And then we'd ask his instructions, in what order

do you want us to pay the balance, until you get the

money back in to pay the balances of the bills.

Q. But these are the debts which had only come in

through him. These were not debts which you had

arrived at as debts independently from another source.

A. We had no other source.

Q. He was the only source.

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A. Th ey were always through the ca!Opaig9n jt fIce or to

his office.

Q. Approximately how many vendors did the Committee

use? Just to the best of your recollection. Were

there more than ten?

A. Oh, yes.

Q. Were there more than 50?

A. On a regular basis are you speaking of, or just

over the entire campaign.

Q. Let's say on a regular basis.

A. No, it wouldn't be over 50 on a regular basis.

0. Somewhere in the vicinity of 30?

A. Twenty-f ive, 30, maybe.

Q. Did the Canmittee have contracts with these

vendors?

A. No. No, the, as far as I know, I never saw a

contract with the vendors. They would order the

product or whatever they wanted, and would,

Mr. Templeton would send me the bill to, for instance,

good example would be, I can think of yard signs,

bumper stickers and things like that, and they would

come to us. As far as I know there was no contract.

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3 were concerned, or I was concerned, of the chairman,

4 the Committee and Mr. Tiner.

5 Q. So if there had been contracts you would not have

6 necessarily seen them.

7 A. iTat is correct.

8 Q. Immediately prior to the March 8th primary

9 election, how would you describe the Committee's cash

10 on hand situation?

11 A. Let me refer to the checkbook.

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13 MS. RILEY: If the record could show that the

14 witness is referring to the Committee's dheckbook.

15 (Witness reviews the checkbook.)

0 16 A. On the evening of March the 3rd, we had $1,258.54

17 in the checking account. On March the 8th we deposited

CD 18 $460. We wrote some checks for postage and to, for

19 reinbursement of some office expenses and reduced the

20 balance, then, to $1,551. No activity took place until

21 March the 10th after that.

22 Q. Okay. Did the candidate know what the available

23 balance would be?

24 A. Mr. Tiner did not ask me, that I recall, maybe

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that he has previously been involved with some

campaigns in the area.

A. Yes.

Q. What is his occupation?

A. My understanding is that he's in the oil and gas

business.

Q. Uh-huh. Do you know how long he has been in that

business?

A. I do not.

Q. Would you describe him as a prominent person in

the cnnunity?

A. How do you define prominent?

Q. Well known.

A. Yes.

Q. Okay. How long have you known him?

A. Six years, seven years. Eight years.

Q. Do you have an association with him other than in

a political --

A. Social, no other way.

Q. And how long have you known the candidate?

A. Stan Tiner?

Q. Yes.

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Q. Uh-huh. Other than you and your secretary, did

anyone else have access to the checkbook?

A. No.

Q. Do you know David Roach?

A. No.

Q. Do you know of his company, Political Action

Company?

A. I do now.

Q. Did you know of them prior to March of 1989?

A. '88.

Q. '88, sorry.

A. No.

Q. What were the circumstances that you came to know

of Political Action Company?

A. The first time I had any knowledge of Political

Action Committee, which is my, Company, pardon me--

Q. Right.

A. -- is located in Baton Rouge, is when we started

receiving invoices from William Templeton with his

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0. Did you ever question any bill that came i n from a

vendor which had been approved by Mr. Templeton?

A. As long as it was backed up by documentation,

just, you know, it couldn't be Just a statement,

balance due, or et cetera. As long as it was

documented with what the service was that was being

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Q. This purports to be a seven-page document on the

letterhead of William M. Templeton, addressed to

Mr. Bill Smith dated July 31st, 1988 signed by

Mr. Templeton. It includes checks and documentation

forming the purchases. Do you recall your reaction

when you received this letter?

A. Well, first of all, I had received information

prior to receiving this letter of transactions that

were made to buy media time for the Stan Tiner

Committee with funds not from the Committee. I

received this information from a Channel 12 news team

who had investigated Channel 12's records, had found

certain documentation. They called me, informed me

what they had found, and I said, they wanted to know if

I was familiar with that and I said I was not, and they

agreed to come to my office and present the information

for a statement.

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of checks from Mr. Templeton and another company,

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A. Paragon Resources, all signed by William

Templeton. They wanted my comment. I said I would

have to make an investigation, at which time I did.

After they left, I called Mr. Templeton. I don't

remember if I got him immediately, but I did talk with

him and explained the circumstances, and I wanted

documentation of what was going on.

We then had a lengthy discussion of what had

happened. His statement was that these media bills had

to be paid, the funds were not available and he did

make these payments for purchase of Channel 12 news on

various accounts.

Shortly thereafter I received this letter.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. I believe there was another follow-up letter of

August. However, this was his first written

declaration that he had done this.

Q. When did the Channel 12 news team first contact

you regarding this?

A. I don't have any notes on the date.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. I do recall, I believe it was the latter part of

June, if my recollection is correct. It was the latter

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2 Q. How many, would you say?

3 A. Well, it appeared in The Times and journal, I

4 would say at least at three -different times, not the

5 following day, and, of course, it was on channel 12,

6 their TV station, and the newspapers picked it up from

7 there, and then there were comments made from the

8 candidate of his disavowing any knowledge of what had

9 happened, also. I would say two or three times in the

10 n ews pape r.

11 Q. When you first discussed this with Mr. Templeton

12 regarding the fact that you had been contacted by

13 Channel 12 and that there appeared to be a problem with

14 some disbursements that were made by the campaign, what

15 was his initial reaction; do you recall?

0 16 A. Well, it wasn't shock. I think it was more

V 17 surprise.

18 Q. Uh-huh.

19 A. And that I was, the docunentations, the copies

20 were furnished to me, and that I needed an explanation

21 of what was going on, because of the filings with the

22 Federal Election Commission. It was then divulged that

23 of all, besides this, of all the other debts that were

24 outstanding that had never been reported to the Federal

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Q. During your initial conversation with

Mr. Templeton, did he inform you of the fact that

certain debts were also owed to Political Action

Company?

A. No.

Q. When did he first inform you that debts were to

Political Action Company?

A. I believe it was in the letter he sent to me dated

August, I believe it was August the 5th. I also had a

letter.

MS. RILEY: Okay. Why don't we go off the

record for a second.

(Off the record discussion.)

MS. RILEY: If we can go back on the record,

while we were off the record we discussed the fact that

the letter which had previously been discussed

regarding the August 5th letter that been furnished by

Mr. Smith to the Federal Election Commission.

Q. When you had your initial conversations with

Mr. Templeton, did you inform him of the possibility

that his actions may have violated the Federal Election

Campaign Act?

A. I didn't tell him that his actions -- I said, we

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do cumentation to the Federal Election Committee in Our

,2 reports, and that I'm going to have to get into all the

3 information so I can correct these reports.

4 Q. Uh-huh.

5 A. Subsequently to that, he furnished us

6 documentation. We found at that time that the

7 Political Action Company had, in error, billed us twice

8 for something, or, had, I think, explained all this in

9 a letter previously to the Committee, and the docunents

10 finally came to our office. The statement he made to

11 us was that they had been in his office and just

12 overlooked being presented to us for payment.

13 Q. At the time of the Channel 12's news story when it

14 was breaking, did you have any discussions with

15 Mr. Tiner regarding what had happened?

16 A. Yes. By telephone, I don't recall one in person.

17 He may have come to my office. I don't recall that.

18 But by telephone, and explained the situation so that

19 he would, he would understand what happened on our

20 side.

21 Q. Uh-huh.

22 A. And as we, as I stated earlier, Mr. Tiner, in his

23 comments to the news media stated that he was unaware

24 of these facts and I'd already advised him, or that I

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As I said earlier, we furnished him attb is

request any time the amount due from various vendors.

He never questioned or stated that, you don't have them

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Q. Uh-huh.

A. When we filed our June 30 report, I believe it

was, which was required by July the 15th, as always I

submitted a cop, sufficient number of copies to Bill

Templeton to furnish to the various members of his

Committee and Mr. Tiner. Sometime after that day, he

did not immediately comment that there were debts left

off --

A. Uh-huh.

Q. -- but then I started receiving these letters.

Q. Right. In your conversations with Mr. Templeton,

did you bring to his attention the fact that his use of

Paragon Resources, Incorporated, to make, to pay for

media ads would be a violation of federal law?

A. Yes, I told him, I reminded him corporations could

not participate in contributions to the corporation and

this would be considered a contribution. Corporations

are not allowed to do that.

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comment on the other.

Q. Uh-huh. Do you knov what sort of services

political Action Company provided to the Cemmittee?

A. Only those items which were sent to us in the

billing forms. In the early part of the campaign, the

statements would come with Mr. Templeton's approval.

For example, here's one on January 11th, professional

fee for sample selection and provision of 1,800

household telephone numbers, public opinion survey.

Q. And that's a document which you have previously

provided to the Commission?

A. Yes. Well, no -- I don't know if these are or

not.

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MS. RILEY: While we were off the record we

had a discussion about whether certain documents which

Mr. Smith has in hand were furnished to the Commission

and he has stated that they were not because they were

paid in the due course of business.

Q. So initially when you are saying is you received

certain invoices from Political Action Company which

were paid in the ordinary course of the campaign.

A. Yes.

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A. They were all small, and we paid as monies were

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Q. Uh-huh.

A. Then we got into the situation where we had no

money and the bills were not there, were not in our

of f ice.

As I said, I can show you, here on March the,

March the 9th, our listing of outstanding debts that we

had furnished to them. If you'll notice, these are the

two that we had showing David Roach and Political

Action was 10,000, and that's all.

Q. Did you have any reason to know that the Ccmmittee

had incurred other debts to Political Action Company

which were being held by Mr. Templeton?

A. No. These were the ones that had been furnished

to our office, and when we gave him this list, there

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6 responsible to, with Bill Templeton's assistance, of

7 course, if there were any bills over at the office that

8 we did not have.

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10 Q. That was a normal procedure and our policy with

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12 A. Uh-huh.

13 Q. If there were, they would usually send them to us.

14 A. Uh-huh.

15 Q. And so we assumed by this time that we had all the

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17 one of the documents.

18 A. Uh-huh.

19 Q. That the large bills did not come to my attention

20 until three or four months after the campaign period

21 we're talking about in March the 8th.

22 Q. And it didn't strike you as odd that you hadn't

23 received any more bills from Political Action Company.

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3 sent over for payment yet?

4 A. Very seldom if there wre any large ones, you

5 know. There were just, maybe a few little ones.

6 Q. So there were instances where 4r. Templeton did

7 say, we do owe a thousand dollars to X vendor, include

8 that with the debt.

9 A. I can't recall that for sure.

10 Q. Uh-huh.

11 A. But it probably could have happened. Like I say,

12 they didn't bring all those every day unless they were

13 needed to be paid that day.

14 Q. Uh-huh.

15 A. So it could be several days later.

16 Q. Uh-huh.

17 A. So, of course, with a June closing to give us the

18 15th, we would have assumed, with clearing through our

19 office, that all the bills had been received that were

20 due, you know, that were a liability as of June the

21 30th.

22 Q. Uh-huh.

23 A. Or as of March the 31st.

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3 Q. You did. And occasionally they, would furnish to

4 you some --

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6 material amount, right.

7 Q. Uh-huh. Did it ever occur to you that there may

8 be more media spots that were being shown than what you

9 were paying out for?

10 A. Well, unfortunately I'm not a TV buff and I don't

11 pay any attention to political advertisement, even

12 though I get involved in politics. So I wouldn't have

13 known with all the radio stations and the television

14 channels, if, where they were running or anything. No.

15 Q. Did you ever have any conversations with David

16 Roach after it came to your attention that

17 Mr. Templeton --

18 A. No. I have never spoken with Mr. Roach.

19 Q. When, did you ultimately discover that

20 Mr. Templeton had lent approximately $60,000 to either

21 Mr. Roach or to Political Action Company?

22 A. When the Federal Election Commission asked me to

23 answer questions regarding this, I believe was the

24 first time. I don't, I believe I stated that in this

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4 Q. Did you discuss, at that point, did you discuss

5 these loans with Mr. Templeton?

6 A. Mr. Templeton wasn't talking too much to Mr. Smith

7 at this time. Did talk to Mr. Tiner. I did not know

8 that, I did not call Mr. Templeton and say that, I've

9 received words from the Federal Election Commission

10 that you loaned Political Action, I did not do that.

11 Q. Uh-huh. But did you discuss it with Mr. Tiner?

: 12 A. I advised him of the fact, that it had been done.

13 Q. Uh-huh. What was, what did Mr. Tiner --

14 A. He had no knowledge, he said that that was a

15 surprise to him, too.

o 16 Q. Uh-huh. You have just testified that

17 Mr. Templeton and you no longer speak frequently?

18 A. Well, we're not on any campaigns for political

19 offices, and we don't have any business relationships

20 or social relationship.

21 Q. Uh-huh.

22 A. I very seldom see Bill except maybe walking down

23 the street, so I haven't talked to him much in the last

24 several months.

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problems that had arose?

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A. I believe that my conversation with Mr. Templeton

was that I had received a request for verification of

certain facts, of which I was documenting from my side

to send to the Committee. I believe at that time that

he did come to my office. We had a short meeting, and

his comment was, give them the facts as you know them,

and that's what I'm doing, or what I have done.

Q. And have you had any subsequent conversations with

Mr. Tiner regarding, since your notification to the

Committee from the Commission?

A. The only time I did talk to Mr. Tiner, and show

him my responses to this letter, of your letter of the

17th --

Q. Uh-huh.

A. -- to let him know what my answers were going to

be, because of the fact it was going to be affecting

him, possibly. After I received the subpoena to have

this hearing, I called Mr. Tiner to advise him that I

had received, and I would be giving a deposition on

this date at 10:00 o'clock, and he said, well, he had

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Q. Did Mir. Tiner a ti ny point express surprise

regarding the amounts of debt that had not been

reported to the Commission?

A. Yes., especially when it had to be paid, and he had

to borrow the money.

Q. How did he go about borrowing the money, do you

know?

A. Well, we did have a meeting on that.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Because the debts, Mr. Templeton wanted them paid.

The information I was furnished was that Mr. Roach

would not accept a check. I furnished, I wrote one

check to Commercial National Bank, and Mr. Templeton

bought two cashier's checks, which I believe I

furnished. I did not understand why they had to be

two, I did not understand when I got a copy why there

was one for 60,000 and one for, the balance of

forty-eight eleven ninety-five, because the bill

totaled the combined amounts; but Mr. Templeton said he

wanted this this way, and he was going to drive to

Baton Rouge and deliver them in person to Mr. Roach.

Q. Did he explain why he wanted to drive over and

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Q. Does Mr. Roach's company, have they been vendors

in other campaigns to the best of your knowledge?

A. Not that I, not that I've worked on.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Not that I have worked on.

Q. Regarding the meeting that you had to discuss the

Committee's finances and in which the issue was raised

regarding how Mr. Roach would be paid, who was present

at that meeting?

A. Just Mr. Tiner and Mr. Templeton and myself.

Q. And when did this occur?

A. Well, I wrote the check on July the 27th.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Which is made to Commercial National Bank and

which I said two cashier's checks to Political Action

Committee -- Comparry, written for the total amount, and

then two cashier's checks were drafted on the same day

denoting it was to the Political Action Company.

Q. Did Mr. Templeton state at that meeting that he

had made loans to Mr. Roach?

A. No.

Q. Did he state at that time that he was also

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2 Q. Do you recall at that meeting, had Mr. Tiner been

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5 MS. RILEY: Why don't we go off the record

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8 Q. In searching through his documents, Mr. Smith has

9 determined that the candidate borrowed a sum of money

10 in July to repay certain debts that were owed. Who did

U" 11 he borrow the money from?

0 12 A. Commercial National Bank in Shreveport.

(X 13 Q. And did he discuss this loan with you?

14 A. Yes.

cc 15 Q. Uh-huh.

O 16 A. I told him that I didn't want a check deposited

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18 that I wanted a check drafted by him from his personal

-- 19 bank account and that we would draw up a note from the

20 Committee back to him.

21 Q. Uh-huh.

22 A. And so that was the procedure.

23 Q. Uh-huh. Did Mr. Tiner have any problems obtaining

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7 Q. Uh-huh. Has Mr. Tiner been making regular

8 payments to the Committee to extinguish the loan?

9 A. No. What is going on, the first time, when

10 interest came due --

11 Q. Uh-huh.

12 A. -- the Committee did not have the money. We paid

13 interest according to the contract, the note, that was

14 payable to him. The second time it came due, we did

15 not have the money, so no interest was paid either.

16 The note is still outstanding to Mr. Tiner personally.

17 Q. I see. Okay. Why don't we take a break.

18 (Short recess.)

19 Q. While we were off the record, Mr. Smith furnished

20 the Commission with documents relating to a loan

21 obtained by the candidate which was subsequently loaned

22 to the Committee and we thank you for that. If we

23 could return for a second, please, to the meeting that

24 was held between you and Mr. Tiner and Mr. Templeton

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4 A. Did Mr. Tiner ask?

5 Q. Did Mr. Tiner ask Mr. Templeton if a11 bills had

6 been furnished to you at that point?

7 A. I believe he did. I don't remenber the exact

8 comments on it; but I believe what we were doing there

9 was try to pull together all the debts --

10 Q. Uh-huh.

11 A. -- of the Committee --0

12 Q. Uh-huh.c()

13 A. -- so that we could try to pay them all off.

14 Q. Uh-huh.

15 A. Of course, the largest one being to the Political

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17 Q. Uh-huh.

18 A. And it did take us a while to, but some other

19 funds were raise the subsequent to that date to help

20 pay off some of the smaller ones.

21 Q. Uh-huh. Did Mr. Templeton at that time provide

22 any explanation for what he had done in terms of --

23 A. Except that, just misplaced in his off ice.

24 Q. Uh-huh. And regarding the advance, the advances

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1 buys, did he expla in why he had done that?

2 A. No.

3 Q. Did Mr. Tiner ask him why he had done tis?

A. Well, yes, he, I remember the comment, the

5 conversation coming up, I did not ask him. The

6 conversation was, at, the media has to be paid for

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7 advance, and the Committee didn't have the money.

8 Q. Did Mr. Tiner at that point make any statements

9 that I had not, had been misinformed regarding the

10 Committee's financial status?

o 11 A. Well, of course, at this time Mr. Tiner was well

12 aware of the fact that certain things had transpired

13 without monies available to pay for them.

14 Q. Uh-huh.

00 15 A. And we discussed that. It was not, he was not

O 16 well pleased with the fact, and he expressed that to

17 Mr. Tiner, that he was not pleased with the fact that

18 indebtednesses were incurred with no way to make

19 payments of them; and that is why we got into the, that

20 he was going to have to borrow the money personally,

21 because, no, we had no other place to get the money to

22 pay these debts.

23 Q. Was it your impression that Mr. Tiner had not been

24 fully informed regarding the debts that were owed?

25 A. I believe he was not informed, yes, or, just like

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A. Well, no, I don't think he, he was a newspaper

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Q. Uh-huh.

A. And I think he knew that media had to be paid in

advance.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. So, I don't think it was one of those. I just

think he was surprised that media was taken and paid

for without campaign funds.

Q. Uh-huh. Did Mr., when you made out the FEC

reports, using the information that Mr. Templeton had

given you, did the, did Mr. Tiner review the reports,

too?

A. Oh, yes. He received a cop!, and we, besides

going to the Federal Election Commission and the

secretary of state, I believe we made five, four other

copies.

Q. Uh-huh.

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Cmmittee, Bill Templeton's office to be distributed

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contents or entries that were in an FEC report?

A. Not that I remember, of any cosmientw.

Q. Uh-huh, Is it fair to say that he relied upon you

and Mr. Templeton to accurately state the Committee's

financial position?

A. Oh, yes. In our initial meeting in December of

'87 --

Q. Uh-huh.

A. -- the discussion went around that, that there

were, that I would be signing the decks, Mr. Templeton

would be approving the bills for payment, and that

Mr. Tiner's job was to hit the campaign trail and stay

on the campaign trail, and not worry about, except

raising, assisting in raising money, of course, and I

think that that was his intent, not to become engrossed

into details of paying bills and were they being paid

and everything.

Q. Did, at the meeting that you had regarding the

need to take out a loan and pay off certain debts owed

by the Committee, did Mr. Tiner state that he would

have taken out a loan earlier if he had known these

debts were available?

A. I don't remember such a comment.

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you in, I believe early December, earl y Novembe r of'88, regarding the $60,000 loans which Mr. Templeton

made to David Roach, was it your impression that the

loans were made to finance the Tiner Committee's

expenses?

A. I don't, I had no knuledge of the loans.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. And, of course, on subsequent reflection and

reviewing my files --

Q. Uh-huh.

A. -- seeing a $60,000 check, cashier's check from

our Committee, which was to pay bills, did raise, why

was it written that way.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Which was requested by Mr. Templeton.

Q. Uh-huh.

A. Other than that, I had no reason to realize that

there was even any connection between the two except

that Mr. Templeton had found a good Political Action

Company that would do the Tiner Committee a good job.

Q. Was there any dissatisfaction with the services

that Political Action Company provided?

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MS. RILEY: At this point we will continue

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(Whereupon, the deposition was continued

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1 C5RTIFICATE

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3 STATE OF LOUISIANA :

4 PARISH OF CADDO

5 I, Karen Tyler, Certified Shorthand Reporters, do

6 hereby certify that the said witness came before me at

7 the time and place set forth herein, and after being

8 first duly sworn was examined and testified as shown;

9 that the deposition was reported by me and thereafter

10 transcribed by use of conputer aided transcription and

11 is a true and correct record of the testimo' given by

12 the witness.

13 I further certify that I am not of counsel norV-r

14 related to nor employed by any of the parties to this

15 cause nor in any wise interested in the event thereof.

16 SUBSCRIBED AND SWORN TO this the 5th day of May,

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Dear Mr. Joseftak:

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In reply to your letter of November 17, 1988, I am enclosing myr|-.

sworn statement of answers to the Interrogatories and Request -

for Production of Documents.

The issue regarding payments madeParagon Resources for Media buys,July 1988. The loans between Mr.Company were unknown to me untilNovember 17, 1988.

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The Committee and I as the Treasurer, set forth from the beginning

the procedures to be used in collecting monies for the Campaign

and the expenditures to be made for the Committee. All fundsreceived and all expenditures made, were to come through the office

of and be signed by William M. Templeton the Campaign Chairman.

To my best knowledge all FEC Reports were filed with the information

available to me at the date of filing. I was not made aware ofpayments made by Mr. Templeton until later as evidenced by letters

enclosed.

The Committee andto circumvent anyreview my answershave furnished, Ithat, at no time,FEC.

I as the Treasurer did not willfully or intendFEC rules. I respectfully request that youto the interrogatories and the documents thatbelieve that at the conclusion you will findwas there any intent to be in violation of the


STA TINERCAMPATIN SURERSTAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

29, 1988

Copies of all documents

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STATE OF LOUISIANA

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BE IT KNOWN, That on this

Public duly commissioned,

personally known to me, w

say that he has responded

of his knowledge and has

two sheets.

day before me, Dwight L. Pugh, a Notary

came and appeared Bill Wene Smith,

ho being duly sworn, did depose and

to all Interrogatories to the best

supplied those responses on the attached

BILL-WENE SMITH

Sworn to and subscribed before me on this 29th day of November,1988.

DWIGHT V PUGH, Noetry Publicin and or Caddo Parish,Louisiana. My commission isfor life.

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Thomas J. Joseffak-ChairmanFederal Election CommissionWashington, D.C. 20463


ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES AND REQUEST

Answers to the questions of your letterrespectfully submitted and answered tothe facts known to me.

FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS

of November 17, 1988 arethe best of my knowledge and

1. William M. Templeton was Campaign Chairman of the Committee.(There being no place on FEC Form 1 or Form 2 to insert thisinformation. I submit a copy of Memorandum from William M.Templeton.) Mr. Templeton was the only person to authorizeexpenditures for the Committee except as stated in theMemorandum, June Silverberg. All expenditures that were paidby the Treasurer were authorized by William M. Templeton.

2. Bill Wene Smith-Treasurer wassign checks on the Committee

0 his possessior, at all times.

the only person authorized toAccount and the Check Book was in(Copy of Signature Card enclosed)

3. a) The Treasurer of the Committee, Bill Wene Smith,contact with Political Action Company or its PresideRoach. All invoices were received directly from WilTempleton and signed by William M. Templeton, Campaiat various times, with the majority of the invoicesreceived in June 1988.

b) All MediaCommittees.Committee.

had no directnt DavidIiam M.gn Chairman,being

Buys require advance payments from CampaignTo my knowledge this was not waived for this

4. Mr. Templeton did not disclose to meto Political Action Company or Davidknowledge of this was your letter of

that he had made anyRoach, therefore, myNovember 17, 1988 to

a) As I had no contact with either Political ActiDavid Roach and no copies of loan documentation,any information as to the circumstances of the lo

loansfirstme.

on Company orI cannot giveans.

b) I have no knowledge as stated above.

c) I have no knowledge of the terms and conditions of therepayment.

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5. a) I have no knowledge of why Mr. Templeton made these paymentsfor Media Buys on behalf of the Committee.

b) Payment was made on August 1, 1988, by check number 308, frominvoices sent to me on July 31, 1988, dated July 25, 1988, byMr. Templeton. (Copy of invoices, check and letter enclosedmarked item #5. )c) The Committee paid from invoices submitted July 31, 1988 byMr. Templeton.

6. a) I do not have any knowledge of the reason for this.

b) These amounts were included in invoices of total billingsfrom Political Action Company and paid by check number 307,dated July 27, 1988. (Copies of all invoices and checksenclosed as item #6.)

c) Paid by check number 307, dated July 27, 1988. (Copies of- these invoices are attached as item #6.)

"~Commissions request for the following documents is complied with.

a) I have no copies or knowledge of a Contract between thePolitical Action Company and the Committee.

b) Copies of the letter of July 31, 1988 and August 5, 1988 fromMr. Templeton to me are enclosed. This is all the writtendocumentation that I have regarding this issue.

c) Copies of all checks noted in answer to your Interrogatoryare enclosed.

- d) Copies of all invoices from Political Action Company areenclosed and the cheeks representing payment of these invoices.

e) Also enclosed are copies of all FEC Reports filed by theCommittee as well as Amendments.


November 29, 1988 BILL WENE SMITH-TREASURERSTAN TINER CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE

July 31, 1988


Dear Bill :

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