April 11

House Appropriations Committee-Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 APPROPRIATIONS: COMMERCE, JUSTICE, STATE

(Chairman Wolf, R-Va.)

WITNESSES:

Richard L. Armitage - deputy secretary of State, Grant S. Green - under secretary of State for management and resources (04/22)

House Appropriations Committee-Subcommittee on Interior

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 APPROPRIATIONS: INTERIOR Subcommittee Hearing (Chairman Skeen, R-N.M.)

WITNESSES:

Steven Williams - director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; Marshall (4/12)

Stephen Jones - deputy director, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; not available

Guertin - budget officer, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service not available

House Appropriations Committee-Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services

FISCAL 2003 APPROPRIATIONS: LABOR-HHS-EDUCATION

(Chairman Regula, R-Ohio)

WITNESSES:

Eugene Hickok - undersecretary of Education; (4/12)

Susan B. Neuman - assistant secretary of Education for elementary and secondary education; (4/12)

Thomas P. Skelly - director, Budget Service, Department of Education (4/12)

House Appropriations Committee-Subcommittee on Transportation

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 APPROPRIATIONS: TRANSPORTATION

(Chairman Rogers, R-Ky.)

WITNESSES: Marion C. Blakey - chairman

House Appropriations Committee-Subcommittee on Veterans Affairs, Housing and Urban Development and Independent Agencies

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 APPROPRIATIONS: VA-HUD (Chairman Walsh, R-N.Y.)

WITNESSES:

Rita R. Colwell - director (04/22)

Dr. Eamon M. Kelly, Chmn. National Science Board (04/22)

House Armed Services Committee-Subcommittee on Military Procurement

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION Joint Hearing

(Chairman Weldon, R-Pa.) (Chairman Hunter, R-Calif.) (04/15)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Lt. Gen. John M. Riggs, U.S. Army - director, Objective Force Task Force; (04/15)

Lt. Gen. Edward Hanlon, U.S. Marine Corps - (04/15) commanding general, Marine Corps Combat Development Command

House Education and the Workforce Committee- Subcommittee on Select Education

April 11, 2002

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROPOSALS Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Hoekstra, R-Mich.) (04/15)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Leslie Lankowsky - CEO, Corporation for National and Community Service;

Allan Khazei - CEO, City Year Inc., Boston, Mass.

House Energy and Commerce Committee- Subcommittee on Environment and Hazardous Materials

April 11, 2002

DRINKING WATER INFRASTRUCTURE Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Gillmor, R-Ohio)

Witnesses Scheduled:

PANEL:

David M. Walker (4/30)

Dan L. Grippen (4/30)

Ben Grumbles - deputy assistant administrator, Office of Water, EPA; (4/30)

Perry Beider - principal analyst, Congressional Budget Office; not available

Dave Wood - director, Natural Resources and Environmental Issues, General Accounting Office not available

PANEL:

Jay Rutherford - director, Water Supply Division, Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation, representing Association for State Drinking Water Administration;(4/30)

Carol Kocheisen - principal legislative counsel, National League of Cities; not available

Joseph A. Moore (4/30)

Joseph Bella - executive director, Passaic Valley Water Commission, representing Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies; (4/30)

Howard Neukrug - director, Office of Watersheds, Philadelphia Water Department, representing American Water Works Association, Philadelphia, Pa.;(4/30)

Elmer Ronnebaum - general manager, Kansas Rural Water Association, representing National Rural Water Association, Seneca, Kan.; (4/30)

Terry L. Gloriod - president, Illinois-American Water Co., representing National Association of Water Companies, Belleville, Ill.; (4/30)

Paul D. Schwartz - president, Clean Water Action(4/30)

House Energy and Commerce Committee- Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations

April 11, 2002

INCREASED SECURITY AT NUCLEAR FACILITIES Updated Subcommittee Hearing (Chairman Greenwood, R-Pa.)

Richard A. Meserve (4/30)

Mr. Stephen D. Floyd (4/30)

Mr. Mark P. Findley (4/30)

David N. Orrik (4/30)

House Financial Services Committee

April 11, 2002

BROWNFIELDS, ACCOUNTING OVERSIGHT, SEC REAUTHORIZATION Full Committee Markup

(NOT AVAILABLE)

House Financial Services Committee

(Chairman Oxley, R-Ohio) (NOT AVAILABLE)

House Government Reform Committee

April 11, 2002

HOMELAND SECURITY Updated

News Conference/Briefing (Chairman Burton, R-Ind.)

Event Note: This will be a CLOSED

House Government Reform Committee not available

April 11, 2002

ACCESS TO PRESIDENTIAL RECORDS New Full Committee Hearing

(Chairman Burton, R-Ind.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Robert Dallek - author;

Richard Reeves - author;

Stanley Kutler - professor, University of Wisconsin School of Law;

Joan Hoff - director, Contemporary History Institute, Ohio University

House Government Reform Committee-Subcommittee on Energy Policy, Natural Resources and Regulatory Affairs

April 11, 2002

GROWING PAPERWORK BURDEN Updated Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Ose, R-Calif.) (04/16)

Witnesses Scheduled:

John Graham - administrator, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Office of Management and Budget; (04/16)

Charles Rossotti - commissioner, IRS; (04/16)

Vic Rezendes - managing director for strategic issues, General Accounting Office; (04/16)

Thomas Hunt Simpson - deputy under secretary of Agriculture for farm and foreign agricultural services; (04/16)

Scott Cameron - deputy assistant secretary of the Interior for performance and management; (4/16)

James Wordsworth - president, J.R.'s Goodtimes Inc., McLean, Va.;(04/16)

Kenneth Buback - vice president for human resources, Sutter Health, Sacramento, Calif.(04/16)

House Government Reform Committee-Subcommittee on Technology and Procurement Policy

April 11, 2002

GSA REORGANIZATION Updated

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Davis, R-Va.) (04/16)

Witnesses Scheduled:

PANEL:

David Cooper - director, Acquisition and Sourcing Management, General Accounting Office; (04/16)

Stephen Perry - administrator, General Services Administration; (04/16)

Claudia S. Knott - executive director, Logistics Policy and Acquisition Management, Defense Logistics Agency (04/16)

PANEL:

Edward Allen - executive director, Coalition for Government Procurement; (04/16)

Dwight Hutchines - partner, USA Federal Government Strategy Practice, Accenture (04/16)

House International Relations Committee- Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere

April 11, 2002

U.S. POLICY TOWARD COLOMBIA Updated

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Ballenger, R-N.C.) (4/30)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Otto J. Reich - assistant secretary of State for Western hemisphere affairs; (4/30)

Peter W. Rodman - assistant secretary of Defense for international security affairs; (4/30)

Maj. Gen. Gary Speer - acting commander-in-chief, U.S. Southern Command; (4/30)

Michael Shifter - vice president for policy, Inter-American Dialogue (4/30)

House Judiciary Committee-Subcommittee on Courts, the Internet and Intellectual Property

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 BUDGET: PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE Updated Subcommittee Hearing (Chairman Coble, R-N.C.) (4/16)

Witnesses Scheduled:

James Rogan - under secretary of Commerce for intellectual property and director, U.S. Patent and Trademark Office; (NOT AVAILABLE)

Michael K. Kirk - executive director, American Intellectual Property Law Association; (4/16)

Colleen Kelley - national president, National Treasury Employees Union; (4/16)

John K. Williamson - president, Intellectual Property Owners (4/16)

House Judiciary Committee-Subcommittee on the Constitution

April 11, 2002

CIVIL RIGHTS COMMISSION OVERSIGHT Updated Oversight Hearing Constitution Subcommittee

(Chairman Chabot, R-Ohio) (04/16)

Witnesses Scheduled: Les Jin - staff director, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; (04/16)

Abigail Thernstrom - commissioner, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights; (04/16)

Thomas Schatz - president, Citizens Against Government Waste; (04/16)

Hillary O. Shelton - director, Washington Bureau, NAACP (04/16)

House Resources Committee-Subcommittee on Fisheries Conservation, Wildlife and Oceans (NOT AVAILABLE)

April 11, 2002

RESOURCES BILLS NOT AVAILABLE

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Gilchrest, R-Md.)

WITNESSES:

John Barry - executive director, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation;

R. Max Peterson - executive vice president, International Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies;

Don Young - executive vice president, Ducks Unlimited;

Edith Thompson - invasive species coordinator, Maryland Department of Natural Resources;

Jim Wiley - Maryland Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit, University of Maryland Eastern Shore;

Kevin Sullivan - state director, Wildlife Services, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Agriculture Department;

Cathleen Short - assistant director, F isheries and Habitat Conservation, Fish and Wildlife Service

House Resources Committee-Subcommittee on National Parks, Recreation and Public Lands

April 11, 2002

LANDS BILLS

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Radanovich, R-Calif.)

WITNESSES:

Rep. Barbara Cubin, R-Wyo. National Park Service representative TBA;(4/12)

Rep. Bennie Thompson R- (4/12)

Eric Meyers - executive director, TELROW Coalition; (4/12)

Terry Boss - senior vice president for environment operations and safety, Interstate Natural Gas Association of America; (4/12)

Kenneth Pool - deputy state historic preservation office, Mississippi Department of Archives and History; (4/12)

Todd Marker - general manager, RM Broadcasting(4/12)

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee- Subcommittee on Aviation

April 11, 2002

ADEQUACY OF FAA OVERSIGHT OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE Updated

Oversight Hearing

(Chairman Mica, R-Fla.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Nicholas Sabatini - associate administrator for regulation and certification, Federal Aviation Administration; (4/17)

Alexis Stefani - assistant inspector general for auditing, Department of Transportation; (4/17)

Mike Fanfalone - national president, Professional Airways Systems Specialists; (4/17)

Mac Armstrong Sr. - vice president, Aviation Safety and Operations, Air Transport Association NOT AVAILABLE

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee- Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management

April 11, 2002

OFFICE OF NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman LaTourette, R-Ohio)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Bruce Baughman - director, Office of National Preparedness, Federal Emergency Management Agency; 4/17

Deborah Daniels - assistant attorney general, Office of Justice Programs, Justice Department; (4/17)

Randall Yim - managing director, National Preparedness, General Accounting Office (4/17)

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee- Subcommittee on Railroads

April 11, 2002

FUTURE OF AMTRAK AND RAIL PASSENGER SERVICE Updated

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Quinn, R-N.Y.)

PANEL:

Jayetta Hecker - director, Physical Infrastructure Issues, General Accounting Office; (4/17)

Ed Hamberger - president, American Association of Railroads; (4/17)

William Rennicke - Mercer Management Consulting (4/17)

PANEL:

Anthony Perl - professor, University of Calgary; (4/17)

Scott Spencer - president, Railway Service Corp.; (4/17)

Bruce Richardson - United Rail Passenger Alliance;(4/17)

Jerold Rogers - chairman, Williamsport and Southern Corp.; (4/17)

James RePass - president and CEO, National Corridors Initiative Inc.(4/17)

House Veterans' Affairs Committee-Subcommittee on Benefits

April 11, 2002

VETERANS BENEFITS ISSUES Updated Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Simpson, R-Idaho)

WITNESSES:

Rep. Michael Bilirakis, R-Fla.(5/1)

Rep. Bob Filner, D-Calif.(5/1)

Daniel Cooper - under secretary of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Benefits Administration; (5/1)

Robert Epley - associate deputy under secretary of Veterans Affairs for policy and program management, Veterans Benefits Administration;

Michael Walcoff - associate deputy undersecretary of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Benefits Administration;

John Thompson - deputy general counsel, Veterans Affairs Department;

Erin Harting - legislative analyst, Enlisted Association of the National Guard; (5/1)

Carl Blake - associate legislative director, Paralyzed Veterans of America; (5/1)

Sidney Daniels - assistant director for benefits policy, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States; (5/1)

Brian Lawrence - associate national legislative director, Disabled American Veterans; (5/1)

Rose Lee representing Gold Star Wives; (5/1)

Jim Fischl - director, Veterans' Affairs and Rehabilitation Commission, American Legion;

Richard Jones - national legislative director, AMVETS; (5/1)

Rick Weidman - director of government relations, Vietnam Veterans of America (5/1)

House Ways and Means Committee-Subcommittee on Human Resources

April 11, 2002

WELFARE OVERHAUL PROPOSALS Updated Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Herger, R-Calif.) (5/01)

Witnesses Scheduled:

PANEL:

Tommy G. Thompson - secretary of Health and Human Services,(5/01)

Wade Horn - assistant secretary of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and Families (5/01)

PANEL:

Rep. Patsy T. Mink, D-Hawaii(5/01)

Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio(5/01)

Rep. Dennis J. Kucinich, D-Ohio(5/01)

Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Calif.(5/01)

Rep. John F. Tierney, D-Mass.(5/01)

Rep. Thomas M. Reynolds, R-N.Y.(5/01)

PANEL:

Raymond Meier - state senator, New York, representing National Conference of State Legislatures; (5/01)

Martin O?Malley - mayor, Baltimore, Md., representing U.S. Conference of Mayors (5/01)

PANEL:

Robin Arnold-Williams - director, Utah Department of Human Services, representing American Public Human Services Association; (5/01)

Lawrence Mead - professor of politics, New York University, New York, N.Y.; (5/01)

Robert Rector - senior policy analyst, Heritage Foundation; (5/01)

Wendell Primus - director of income security, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities; (5/01)

Jason Turner - director, Center for Self-Sufficiency, Milwaukee, Wis.; (5/01)

Ray Scheppach - executive director, National Governor's Association (5/01)

PANEL:

Mary-Louise Kurey - national spokesperson, Project Reality, Brookfield, Wis.; (5/01)

Isabel Sawhill - senior fellow, Brookings Institution; (5/01)

David Levy - president, Children's Rights Council;

John Crouch - executive director, Americans for Divorce Reform, Arlington, Va.; (5/01)

Geraldine Jensen - president, Association for Children for Enforcement of Support, Sacramento, Calif.; (5/01)

Stuart Miller - senior legislative analyst, American Fathers Coalition (5/01)

PANEL:

Michael R. Efford - chief of police, Chico Police Department, Chico, Calif.; (5/01)

Jodie Levin-Epstein - senior policy analyst, Center for Law and Social Policy; (5/01)

Helen Blank - director, Child Care Division, Children's Defense Fund; (5/01)

Martha Davis - legal director, National Organization for Women Legal Defense and Education Fund; (5/01)

Shay Bilchik - president and CEO, Child Welfare League of America; (5/01)

Lee Saunders - executive assistant to the president, American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (5/01)

PANEL:

David Sapperstein - director and counsel, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism; (5/01)

Kathleen A. Curran - health and welfare policy advisor, U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops; (5/01)

Brenda Girton-Mitchell - associate general secretary, Public Policy, National Council of Churches of Christ in the USA; (5/01)

Mary Elizabeth Clark - Network; (5/01)

Nathan Wilson - director of public policy, Call to Renewal; (5/01)

Valora Washington - executive director, Unitarian Universalist Service Committee, Cambridge, Mass. (5/01)

PANEL:

Will Lightbourne - director, County Welfare Directors Association of California, Sacramento, Calif.; (5/01)

Jean Ross - director, California Budget Project, Sacramento, Calif.;

Alex Yazza Jr. - department director, Navajo Nation TANF Program, Window Park, Ariz.; (5/01)

Cecilia Muoz - vice president, National Council of La Raza (5/01)

PANEL:

Vanessa Brown - former welfare recipient, Philadelphia, Pa., representing National Campaign for Jobs and Income Support; (5/01)

Pat Albright - former welfare recipient and mother, Every Mother is a Working Mother Network, Philadelphia, Pa.; (5/01)

Kate Kahan - executive director, Working for Equality and Economic Liberation, Missoula, Mont., representing Welfare Made A Difference National Campaign (5/01)

PANEL:

Yasmina Vinci - executive director, National Association of Child Care Resources and Referral Agencies; (5/01)

Paul Marchand - co-chair, TANF Task Force, Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities; (5/01)

Sean Cahill - director, Policy Institute, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, New York, N.Y.; (5/01)

Sharon McDonald - policy analyst, National Alliance to End Homelessness; (5/01)

David Beckmann - president, Bread for the World; (5/01)

Bich Ha Pham - executive director, Hunger Action Network of New York State, New York, N.Y. (5/01)

House Ways and Means Committee-Subcommittee on Trade

April 11, 2002

U.S.-RUSSIA TRADE RELATIONS Updated

Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Crane, R-Ill.)(5/1)

PANEL:

Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif.(5/1)

Rep. Christopher Cox, R-Calif. PANEL:(5/1)

Peter F. Allgeier - deputy U.S. trade representative; (5/1)

Alan P. Larson - under secretary of State for economic, business and agricultural affairs (5/1)

PANEL:

Thomas R. Pickering - senior vice president for international affairs, Boeing Co., representing U.S.-Russia Business Council; (5/1)

Robert Liuzzi - CEO, CF Industries, Palatine, Ill., representing Ad Hoc Committee of Domestic Nitrogen Producers; (5/1)

Wayne H. Wood - president, Michigan Farm Bureau, Lansing, Mich., representing American Farm Bureau Federation; (5/1)

Harold P. Luks - chairman, NCSJ, advocates on behalf of Jews in Russia, Ukraine, and Baltic States and Eurasia; (5/1)

Richard A. Edlin - partner, Greenberg Traurig LLP, U.S. counsel, SPI Spirits Ltd., Netherlands (5/1)

Senate Appropriations Committee

April 11, 2002

HOMELAND SECURITY Full Committee Hearing

Senate Appropriations Committee (Chairman Byrd, D-W.Va.)

WITNESSES:

Thomas Von Essen- former New York City Fire Commissioner, representing International Association of Fire Chiefs; (4/16)

Mike Crouse - chief of staff to the general president, International Association of Fire Fighters; (4/16)

Philip Stittleburg - chairman, National Volunteer Fire Council, and Volunteer Fire Chief, LaFarge, Wis.; (4/16)

Colonel Lonnie Westphal - chief, Colorado State Patrol, representing International Association of Chiefs of Police; (4/16)

Gen. Richard Alexander - director, National Guard Association; (4/16)

Gary Cox - director, Tulsa, Oklahoma City-County Health Department, representing National Association of County and City Health Officials (4/16)

Richard C. Alexander, Major Gen. (Ret.) Executive Director (4/16)

PANEL:

Warren Rudman - co-chairman, U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century Infrastructure Security -- Port Security

PANEL:

Adm. Richard M. Larrabee (U.S. Coast Guard, retired) - director, Port Commerce Department, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey;

Stephen E. Flynn - senior fellow, National Security Studies, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, N.Y. Water Infrastructure

PANEL:

John Griffin - general manager, Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, Laurel, Md., representing Association of Metropolitan Water Agencies Nuclear Facility Security

PANEL:

David Lochbaum - Union of Concerned Scientists, Cambridge, Mass.;

Jeff Benjamin - vice president for licensing, Exelon Corp., Chicago, Ill., representing Nuclear Energy Institute

Senate Armed Services Committee-Subcommittee on Personnel

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION: MILITARY PERSONNEL BENEFITS Subcommittee Hearing

Personnel Subcommittee (Chairman Cleland, D-Ga.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

PANEL:

Charles S. Abell - assistant secretary of Defense for force management policy; (4/11)

Derek B. Stewart - director, military and civilian personnel issues General Accounting Office (4/11)

PANEL:

Joseph L. Barnes - director of legislative programs, Fleet Reserve Association; (4/11)

Joyce W. Raezer - associate director of government relations, National Military Family Association; (4/11)

James E. Lokovic - deputy executive director and director of military and government relations, Air Force Sergeants Association; (4/11)

Accompanief Below By

Michael P. Cline - executive director, Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States; (4/11)

Susan Schwartz - deputy director of government relations and health affairs, Retired Officers Association (4/11)

Senate Armed Services Committee-Subcommittee on Strategic Forces

April 11, 2002

FISCAL 2003 DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION: INTELLIGENCE PROGRAMS (Chairman Reed, D-R.I.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

John P. Stenbit - assistant secretary of Defense for command, control, communications and intelligence; N/S

Lt. Gen. Gregory S. Newbold, U.S. Marine Corps - director for operations, J3, Joint Staff; (4/11)

Rear Adm. Stanley R. Szemborski, U.S. Navy - deputy director for resources and requirements, J8, Joint Staff (4/11)

Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee

April 11, 2002

HOUSING VOUCHER OVERHAUL Full Committee Hearing

(Chairman Sarbanes, D-Md.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Ann O'Hara - associate director, Technical Assistance Collaborative, representing National Low Income Housing Coalition; (4/11)

Benson Roberts - vice president for policy, Local Initiatives Support Corporation; (4/11)

Ophelia Basgal - National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials;

Scott Gardner - president, National Apartment Association (4/11)

Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee- Subcommittee on Consumer Affairs, Foreign Commerce and Tourism

April 11, 2002 (NOT AVAILABLE)

ENRON AND WEST COAST ENERGY PRICES Subcommittee Hearing

(Chairman Dorgan, D-N.D.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Joseph Dunn - state senator, Calif.;

Loretta Lynch - president, California Public Utilities Commission, San Francisco, Calif.;

S. David Freeman - chairman, California Power Authority, Sacramento, Calif.;

Robert McCullough - managing partner, McCullough Research, Portland, Ore.;

Wenonah Hauter - director, Critical Mass Energy and Environment Program, Public Citizen

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee

April 11, 2002

ENVIRONMENT BILLS; NAMING COURTHOUSES Postponed Full Committee Markup

(Chairman Jeffords, I-Vt.)

Senate Finance Committee

April 11, 2002

FRAUDULENT TAX SCHEMES Updated Full Committee Hearing

(Chairman Baucus, D-Mont.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

Charles O. Rossotti - commissioner, IRS; (4/11)

Michael Brostek - director of tax issues, General Accounting Office; (4/11)

David Williams - inspector general for tax administration, Treasury Department; (4/11)

Daniel Bullock - orthopedic surgeon, currently in prison, Atwater, Calif.; (4/11)

Jennifer Sodaro - defense attorney, Scottsdale, Ariz.; (4/11)

Robert Spears - retired insurance salesman, Traverse City, Mich.; (4/11)

Mary Elaine Spears - wife of Robert Spears, Traverse City, Mich.; (4/11)

Kelly Stone - business owner, Belgrade, Mont.; (4/11)

Jack T. Blum - attorney, Washington, D.C.; (4/11)

Ronald Cimino - chief, Western Criminal Enforcement Section, Tax Division, Justice Department; (4/11)

Donald Daniels - executive council, U.S. Attorneys Office, Grand Rapids, Mich. (4/11)

Senate Governmental Affairs Committee

April 11, 2002

ESTABLISHING A DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY Full Committee Hearing

(Chairman Lieberman, D-Conn.)

Witnesses Scheduled:

PANEL:

Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla.(4/11)

Sen. Judd Gregg, R-N.H.(NA)

Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa.(4/11)

Rep. Jane Harman, D-Calif. (NA)

Rep. Ellen O. Tauscher, D-Calif.(N/A)

Rep. William M. "Mac" Thornberry, R-Texas (NA)

PANEL:

Warren B. Rudman - co-chairman, U.S. Commission on National Security/21st Century; (NA)

David M. Walker - comptroller general, General Accounting Office (4/11)

PANEL:

Mitchell E. Daniels Jr. - director, Office of Management and Budget (N/A)

PANEL:

Philip Anderson - senior fellow (4/11)

Iva H. Daalder and I.M. Destler (4/11)

Stephen Gross (4/11)