STATE OF MINNESOTA CAMPAIGN FINANCE AND PUBLIC DISCLOSURE BOARD
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Tuesday, October 17, 2000
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Whitaker Conference Room, Office of the Legislative Auditor
First Floor, Centennial Office Building
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MINUTES
Meeting was called to order by Chair Fluegel
Members present: Chase, Fluegel, Kelley, Pauly, Roggenbauer
Others present: Olson, Sigurdson, Swanson, Klingner, staff; Huwe, counsel
MINUTES (September 21, 2000)
Ms. Chase’s MOTION: To approve the September 21, 2000, minutes as drafted.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
CHAIR'S REPORT
Board Meeting Schedule
Next meeting is scheduled for December 12, 2000.
Executive Director Performance Evaluation
The personnel committee, Chair Fluegel and Ms. Chase, reviewed the performance of Ms. Olson. Ms. Olson’s performance has been satisfactory in all respects and she will receive the full salary increase as allowed under the terms of the Manager’s Plan.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S REPORT
Ms. Olson submitted the following written report:
Staff Activities
With assistance from Counsel Huwe, staff is negotiating a contract with Shared Resource Management (SRM) to provide programming services for Finance ‘02. Work on the project is expected to begin October 30th.
September 22 – Ms. Olson met with Laura Offerdahl from the Governor’s office to discuss the Governor’s plans for 2001 regarding campaign finance and public subsidy issues.
September 26 - Staff processed public subsidy payments to approximately 360 candidates.
October 2 and 3 – Ms. Olson was in Lexington, Kentucky, to assist in planning the 2001 Council on Governmental Ethics Laws (COGEL) conference and to review the performance of COGEL’s secretariat.
October 11 – Ms. Olson was a guest lecturer at a William Mitchell Law School class on Legislative Advocacy, leading a discussion on lobbyist registration, reporting, the prohibition on gifts, and campaign finance provisions of Chapter 10A.
October 16 – Mr. Nesbitt conducted a training class on Finance ’98 for four clients.
Personnel
Two staff members have requested to work less than full time. In an effort to save salary dollars, Ms. Olson has approved the requests. Ms. Larson began working seven hours a day on October 11th. Ms. Klingner will begin working four days a week after the pre-general election Reports of Receipts and Expenditures for political committees, political funds, and party units have been entered into the Board’s database. Ms. Larson and Ms. Klinger will increase their work hours when necessary to ensure that deadlines are met.
Mr. Sigurdson reviewed the performance of Kelly Hansen. Ms. Hansen’s performance meets expectations. Based on the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) contract she will receive a step increase.
Tom Thao, Information Systems Specialist II, has accepted a position with the University of Minnesota and will be terminating his employment with the Board on October 31st.
Billie Claire Errico, Investigator, received a letter from Governor Ventura commending her for "going above and beyond the call of duty" in assisting a client.
Miscellaneous
The Lobbyist Disbursement Summary and the Board’s Annual Report for fiscal year 2000 were available for Board members
Resolution on Public Subsidy Payment
Ms. Pauly’s MOTION: Move adoption of the following resolution:
Resolved that the Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board ratifies the administrative action of the Jeanne Olson, Executive
Director, to make a public subsidy payment on September 26, 2000, to Debra Hilstrom.
The administrative action was needed because during the physical audit of files of candidates who qualify for public subsidy payments, Board staff was not able to locate a Public Subsidy Agreement for Ms. Hilstrom. The following evidence indicates that Ms. Hilstrom did sign a Public Subsidy Agreement:
The candidate database maintained by the Board shows that Ms. Hilstrom did file a public subsidy Agreement on March 2, 2000. Ms. Hilstrom recalls filling out the Public Subsidy Agreement in the Board’s office in order to receive Political Contribution Receipt (PCR) books. The Board issued Ms. Hilstrom PCR books. PCR books are only issued to candidates that have a Public Subsidy Agreement on file with the Board. The documents filed with the Board by candidates are public information. The public frequently inspects the candidate files. There is a significant opportunity for documents to be lost or misfiled after they are submitted to the Board.Ms. Hilstrom was notified of the missing Public Subsidy Agreement on September 24, 2000. She submitted a replacement Agreement on September 26, 2000.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Common Cause – Roundtable on Election Law Simplification (see September 21 minutes)
Ms. Olson reported on the first of three meetings to be held on election law simplification. She asked Board members if they wanted to make a formal recommendation to Common Cause on the issue. The Board agreed that the 1997 Board recommendation to the legislature would continue to be the Board’s stand on the issue (see copy of recommendation attached).
Enforcement Report
Ms. Klingner presented the following enforcement matters for Board action:
Consent Items
Board Action Authorization of a certified letter to compel the filing of an amendment to the Pre-primary Report of Receipts and Expenditures and subsequent legal enforcement action if the amended report is not filed. A reminder notice was sent to the treasurer and/or candidate and staff attempted to contact them by telephone.
Joyce Wetzler, treasurer, (Terry) Anderson for Senate Committee
Rod Hanson, treasurer, Citizens to Elect Al Juhnke
Donald Machowicz, treasurer, 5th Congressional District RPM
Board Action Authorization of a certified letter for late filing fees, which accrued because of the late filing of the Pre-primary Report of Receipts and Expenditures due August 28, 2000, and subsequent legal enforcement action if the fees are not paid. A reminder notice was sent to each candidate and/or treasurer and staff attempted to contact them by telephone.
Herminia Cardenas, treasurer, Neighbors for (Carlos) Mariani Committee: $50
Darrell McKigney, candidate, Friends of Darrell McKigney: $50
Becky Boland, treasurer, 32nd Senate District DFL: $200
Greg Dolce, treasurer, 61st Senate District RPM: $50
Ana Micka, treasurer, 67th Senate District DFL: $50
Jason Dohm, treasurer, Mille Lacs County RPM: $300
Becky Boland, treasurer, Winona County DFL: $200
Robert Steiner, treasurer, AFSCME Local 2508: $100
Joan Molenaar, treasurer, Champlin DFLers: $50
Joseph Quinn, treasurer, Minneapolis Fire Department Pensioners’ PCF: $150
Sven Lindquist, treasurer, Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Foundation, Inc: $200
Jeffrey Peterson, treasurer, Motel Operators Political Action Committee: $200
Darrell McKigney, treasurer, Taxpayers League State PAC: $50
Mr. Roggenbauer’s MOTION: To authorize the actions specified in the consent matters.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Discussion Items
Waiver Request for the Pre-primary Report of Receipts and Expenditures due August 28, 2000
Helen Hamilton, treasurer, 48th Senate District DFL, $50 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 1, 2000. Board staff received payment of the $50 late filing fee and a statement stating that Ms. Hamilton is sorry the report was late, she was ill and in the hospital.
Ms. Pauly’s MOTION: To approve Ms. Hamilton’s request to waive the $50 late filing fee due to extenuating circumstances and direct staff to refund the $50 paid by Ms. Hamilton.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Robert Butterbrodt, treasurer, 64A House District RPM, $50 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 1, 2000. No motion was made. Mark Hortman, treasurer, Volunteers for Boynton (Mary) Committee, $50 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on August 31, after 4:30 p.m..
Gerald Gustafson, treasurer, Chisago County RPM, $300 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 11, 2000. Mr. Gustafson requests the late filing fee be waived because the week of the filing date he was in the hospital undergoing a procedure for cancer diagnosis.Ms. Pauly’s MOTION: To approve Mr. Hortman’s request to waive the $50 late filing fee due to extenuating circumstances.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Mr. Roggenbauer’s MOTION: To approve Mr. Gustafson’s request to waive the $300 late filing fee due to extenuating circumstances.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Robert Yurcek Jr., treasurer, Watonwan County RPM, $50 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 1, 2000. Mr. Yurcek requests the late filing fee be waived stating that he tried to fax the report on August 31st, however, he kept getting error messages.
Mr. Roggenbauer’s MOTION: To approve Mr. Yurcek’s request to waive the $50 late filing fee due to extenuating circumstances.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Sunday Alabi, treasurer, Minnesota ACORN Political Action Committee, $100 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 5, 2000. No motion was made. Robert Weiss, treasurer, Minnesota Chiropractic Political Action Committee, $400 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 13, 2000. No motion was made. Brian Beedle, chair, St. Croix Valley Central Labor Council, $500 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 28, 2000. Mr. Beedle requests the late filing fee be waived because the committee had fraudulent activity from their former treasurer. Mr. Beedle also states that the new treasurer, Dee Ann Celesta, was hospitalized due to heart complications during the time the report was due.
Mr. Roggenbauer’s MOTION: To approve Mr. Beedle’s request to waive the $500 late filing fee due to extenuating circumstances.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Thomas Meyer, treasurer, St Paul Supervisor’s Organization Political Fund, $500 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 25, 2000. No motion was made. Robert Steiner, treasurer, AFSCME Local 2508, $100 - The Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, was received in the Board office on September 5, 2000. No motion was made.
Request for acceptance of a change in beginning cash balance
David Ek, treasurer, 17B House District RPM - On the year-end Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering calendar year 1999, the 17B House District RPM disclosed an ending cash balance of $1,564.23. The Pre-primary Report of Receipts and Expenditures covering the period January 1 through August 21, 2000, disclosed a beginning cash balance of $1,298.86. Mr. Ek states that the previous treasurer is no longer in the area and her records are not available. The beginning cash balance of $1,298.86 is the figure he received from the bank statement for December 29, 1999. Mr. Ek believes that either the ending balance for 1999 is in error or that there are disbursements that have not been recorded. Mr. Ek is still investigating the discrepancy. In the meantime, he is requesting that the Board accept the August 21st report as submitted.
Ms. Chase’s MOTION: To: 1) accept the Pre-primary Report of Receipts and Expenditures from the 17B House District RPM with a beginning cash balance of $1,298.86; 2) inform Mr. Ek that he must continue to investigate the discrepancy; and 3) bring this matter back to the Board if resolution is not possible.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
Request for Board direction for further action for failure to file the 1999 Report of Receipts and Expenditures (laid over from the August 8 and September 21 Board meetings)
Kevin Correy, candidate, (Kevin) Correy for Senate – Counsel Huwe reported that Kevin Correy is not on the state list of unclaimed property. An administrative subpoena for Mr. Correy’s bank records will be issued to the Owatonna bank.
Informational Items
Payment of Late Filing Fees
Report of Receipts and Expenditures due August 21, 2000
Sherilyn Moe, treasurer, (Satveer) Chaudhary for Senate: $50
Mary Finnegan, treasurer, Doug Johnson Volunteer Committee: $150
Warren Limmer, candidate, (Warren) Limmer for Senate Committee: $50
Johnie Wellman, treasurer, Volunteers to Elect Dan McElroy: $100
Dean Mitchell, candidate, Volunteers for (Dean) Mitchell: $50
Anne Jaeger, treasurer, Senator (LeRoy) Stumpf Re-election Committee: $50
Terance Smith, treasurer, Doug Swenson for 10th Judicial District Judge: $50
Laverne Turner, candidate, Laverne Turner for State Representative: $150
Ray Wheeler, candidate, Ray Wheeler Volunteer Committee: $50
John Shepard, treasurer, 1st Congressional District RPM: $50
Richard Bonin, treasurer, 38th Senate District DFL: $100
Helen Hamilton, treasurer, 48th Senate District DFL: $50
Richard Coleman, treasurer, 52A House District RPM: $50
Charles Miller, treasurer, 63rd District DFL: $50
Cody Wiberg, treasurer, Goodhue County DFL: $50
James McBroom, treasurer, Isanti County DFL: $100
Sean Neinow, treasurer, Isanti County RPM: $100
Paul Michalski, treasurer, Lake County RPM: $50
David Johnson, treasurer, Lincoln County RPM: $150
Alan Bahn, treasurer, Pipestone County RPM: $100
Greg Gay, treasurer, Wabasha County RPM: $50
Randy Kamrath, treasurer, Yellow Medicine County RPM: $250
Charles Selcer, treasurer, ADA Minnesota Chapter Political Fund: $150
Kathleen Jovonovich, treasurer, AFSCME Council 14 Local 1076: $300
Donna Hogan, treasurer, AFSCME Council 14 People Fund: $500
Denise Fahl, treasurer, AFSCME Local 34 PEOPLE: $500
Marie Zellar, treasurer, Clean Water Action Voter Education Project: $500
Eugene Holderness, treasurer, Dorsey Political Fund: $400
Christopher Galler, treasurer, Families for Property Tax Reform: $100
Robert Ambrose, treasurer, Great-State (Great River Energy Act Team-State): $50
James A Williams, treasurer, IBPAT – PAT Legislative and Educational Committee: $150
Robert Long, treasurer, K&G/JWB PAC: $100
Patrick Bristol, treasurer, Lakes & Plains Regional Council of Carpenters & Joiners: $250
Pam Weatherhead, treasurer, Local 1833 Political Fund IAMAW: $500
Robert Casey, treasurer, Local S-6 IAFF Political Fund: $50
Sander Grotjohn, treasurer, MFT – Greenway Local 1330 COPE Fund: $250
Michael Darling, treasurer, Minnesota Committee to Preserve the Rule of Law (MCPRL): $500
Andy Steensma, treasurer, Minnesota Farmers Union PAC: $200
David Knutson, treasurer, Minnesota Public Defender PAC: $ 100
John Wren, treasurer, Minnesota Trucking Association PAC: $150
John Meeks, treasurer, Opponents of a Unicameral House: $500
Thomas Farm, treasurer, SITCO PAC: $150
Civil Fines
Doug Peterson, candidate, (Doug) Peterson Volunteer Committee - During calendar year 1999, the Peterson Volunteer committee accepted $1,200 in contributions from special sources. These sources include registered lobbyists, political committees or political funds, and large givers, as defined in Minn. Stat. §10A.27, subd. 11. The total amount of these contributions exceeded by $236 the applicable $964 nonelection year limit on aggregate contributions from special sources. Doug Peterson entered into a conciliation agreement on August 17, 2000, and paid a civil fine of $436.00.
Financial statement and agency deposits - Mr. Sigurdson submitted reports covering July 1, through September 30, 2000.
Council on Governmental Ethics Laws (COGEL) Conference (see August 8 and September 21 minutes) – Mr. Kelley and Mr. Roggenbauer will notify staff if they will be able to attend the conference.
ADVISORY OPINION REQUEST
The following request and advisory opinion are public data.
Advisory Opinion Request #323 - Use of principal committee campaign funds on behalf of a federal candidate
The Board reviewed a draft response to an advisory opinion request from Irv Anderson, a candidate for the office of state representative, who asks if a principal campaign committee may make a contribution to or an independent expenditure on behalf of a candidate for federal office.
Ms. Chase’s MOTION: To approve advisory opinion #323 as drafted.
Vote on MOTION: Unanimously passed.
SUMMARY: ADVISORY OPINION #323 signed by Chair Wil Fluegel, October 17, 2000: A principal campaign committee may not use its funds to make approved or independent expenditures on behalf of a candidate for federal office.
LEGAL COUNSEL’S REPORT
Counsel Huwe presented the legal counsel report outlining the status of cases, which have been turned over to the Attorney General’s office (see copy of memo attached).
In the matter of the complaint regarding the Minnesota DFL State Central Committee – The Board issued findings showing that there is: 1) no probable cause to believe that costs associated with preparing and mailing certain fundraising materials were under reported by the Minnesota DFL State Central Committee or the Gail Skare Campaign Committee; 2) probable cause to believe that the Minnesota DFL State Central Committee incorrectly reported some costs associated with the preparation and mailing of certain literature on behalf of Gail Skare as a multi-candidate expenditure; and 3) probable cause to believe that the Minnesota DFL State Central Committee violated Minn. State. §10A.17, subd. 2, when it did not obtain written authorization prior to making expenditures on behalf of the Gail Skare Campaign Committee. The Board directed the Executive Director to refer this matter to the Ramsey County Attorney for civil enforcement pursuant to Minn. State. §10A.17, subd. 2. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings attached). In the matter of the investigation of the Michelle Bachmann for State Senate Committee - The Board issued findings showing that there is probable cause to believe that the Bachmann for State Senate Committee violated Minn. Stat. §10A.273 when it accepted contributions from a registered lobbyist and a committee registered with Hennepin County during the regular session of the legislature in 2000. In lieu of forwarding the above public finding of probable cause to the county attorney in Ramsey County to pursue a judgment in district court, the Board imposes civil fines totaling $600. If the Bachmann for State Senate Committee does not comply with the provisions of this order, the Board’s Executive Director shall refer this matter to the Ramsey County Attorney for civil enforcement pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 10A.273. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings attached). In the matter of the investigation of the (Karen) Jenkins for Senate Committee – The Board issued findings showing that there is probable cause to believe that the Jenkins for Senate Committee violated Minn. Stat. §10A.273 when it accepted a contribution from a principal campaign committee during the regular session of the legislature in 2000. In lieu of forwarding the above public finding of probable cause to the county attorney in Ramsey County to pursue a judgment in district court, the Board imposes civil fines totaling $500. If the Jenkins for Senate Committee does not comply with the provisions of this order, the Board’s Executive Director shall refer this matter to the Ramsey County Attorney for civil enforcement pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 10A.273. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings attached).REPORT FROM EXECUTIVE SESSION
In the matter of the investigation of the Volunteers for (Sheldon) Johnson - The Board issued findings showing that there is probable cause to believe that the Volunteers for (Sheldon) Johnson committee violated Minn. Stat. §10A.273 when it accepted a contribution from a registered political fund during the regular session of the legislature in 2000. In lieu of forwarding the above public finding of probable cause to the county attorney in Ramsey County to pursue a judgment in district court, the Board imposes civil fines totaling $50. If the Volunteers for Johnson committee does not comply with the provisions of this order, the Board’s Executive Director shall refer this matter to the Ramsey County Attorney for civil enforcement pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 10A.273. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings attached). In the matter of the investigation of the People for (Barbara) Winfield Senate Committee The Board issued findings showing that there is probable cause to believe that the People for (Barbara) Winfield Senate Committee violated Minn. Stat. §10A.273 when it accepted a contribution from a registered political party caucus during the regular session of the legislature in 2000. In lieu of forwarding the above public finding of probable cause to the county attorney in Ramsey County to pursue a judgment in district court, the Board imposes civil fines totaling $500. If the People for Winfield Senate Committee does not comply with the provisions of this order, the Board’s Executive Director shall refer this matter to the Ramsey County Attorney for civil enforcement pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 10A.273. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings attached). In the matter of the Complaint Regarding the (Sue) McCarville Friends and Neighbors Committee - The Board issued findings showing that there is no probable cause to believe that a violation of Minnesota Statutes 10A continues to exist by the McCarville Friends & Neighbors Committee. The complaint regarding the McCarville Friends and Neighbors Committee is dismissed. The Board ordered that the findings and the record of the investigation be made a part of the public records of the Board (see copy of findings at board web site).
ADJOURNMENT
Meeting adjourned.
Respectfully submitted,
Jeanne Olson
Executive Director
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STATE OF MINNESOTA
Office of the Attorney General
TO: |
JEANNE OLSON Executive Director Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board |
DATE: |
October 9, 2000 |
FROM: |
GREGORY P. HUWE Assistant Attorney General 525 Park Street, #200 St. Paul, MN 55103-2106 |
PHONE: |
(651) 297-1223 (Voice) (651) 297-1235 (Fax) (651) 282-2525 (TTY) |
SUBJECT: |
Status Report of Campaign Finance and Public Disclosure Board Matters |
I. Major Cases/Major Issues:
1. In executive session at its last meeting, the Board authorized a 30-day extension of time in two complaint matters on the agenda. Signed conciliation agreements were received by Staff before the end of the extension period.
2. A contract for Campaign Finance software development is being negotiated with Shared Resource Management, Inc. The Attorney General’s Office has been involved in negotiating and drafting that contract.
II. Enforcement Matters:
For other enforcement matters referred to the Attorney General’s Office, please see the attached chart.
CAMPAIGN FINANCE AND PUBLIC DISCLOSURE BOARD
STATUS REPORT- MATTERS REFERRED TO AGO
October 2000
| Candidate/ Treasurer/ Lobbyist |
Committee |
Report Missing/ Violation |
Penalty |
Referred to AGO (Atty) |
Demand Letter Sent | Date S & C Served |
Default Hearing Date | Date Judgment Entered | Case Status |
| Harmon, Bernard, (Treasurer) | (Denise) Harmon for House Comm. | Amended Report of R&E | 10/7/99 | 11/19/99 | 2/1/00; 8/1/00 |
No answer to complaint. 6-29-00 filed request with post office for change of address. Served new address on 8-1-00. No answer as of 10-9-00. |
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| Jones, Larry | Assn Contract Loggers, Inc. | Lobbyist Disbursement Report | $100 | 10/7/99 | 11/19/99 | 2/1/00 | Acknowledged service by mail but did not
submit answer. 6-9-00 requested answer to S&C. No answer submitted as of 10-9-00. Will prepare court filing for default hearing. |
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| Koenig, Don | Elect Don (Dr. Freedom, etc.) Koenig - Secr of State | Report of R&E, 1/1/98-10/19/98 | $500 | 1/20/99 | 5/11/99, 6/30/99 | 12/8/99; sent to Sheriff 5/5. | No answer to complaint - Sent to Crow Wing County Sheriff for service on 5-5-00. No affidavit received as of 10-9-00. | ||
| Koenig, Don | Elect Don (Dr. Freedom, etc.) Koenig - Secr of State | Year-End Report of R&E | none | 4/13/99 | 5/11/99, 6/30/99 | 12/10/99; to Sheriff 5/5 | No answer to complaint - Sent to Crow Wing County for service on 5-5-00. No answer or affidavit of service received as of 10-9-00. | ||
| Koenig, Don | Elect Don (Dr. Freedom, etc.) Koenig - Treasurer | Year-End Report of R&E | none | 4/13/99 | 11/22/99 | 2/15/00; Sheriff 5/5 | No answer to complaint - will arrange personal service. Recovered $733.00 from sale of real estate on 10-23-95 judgment. | ||
| McKenzie, Larry, (Treasurer) | Larry McKenzie | Year-End Report of R&E | $100 | 4/13/99 | 5/11/99, 6/30/99 | 12/10/99, 2/3/00 | 2-3-00 personal service of S&C. 7-17-00 S&C filed w/court. Default hearing set for 8-21-00. Contacted by attorney for McKenzie. Hearing re-set for 9-18-00. Default Judgment entered on 9-21-00. |
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| Meier, David, (Treasurer). |
(David) Meier Volunteer Comm. | Year-End Report of R&E | $100 | 4/13/99 | 5/11/99 | 12/10/99; by mail 7/18/00 | Personal service unsuccessful. 6-29-00 filed request for change of address. Received new address 7-12-00 and served by mail 7-18-00. No answer as of 10-9-00. |
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| Munyon, Sherry (Lobbyist) |
Minnesota Auto Dealers Ass’n. | Lobbyist Disbursement Reports for Jan., April, July 2000. | $300 | 9/6/00 | 8/8/00 | Late fees received 9/6/00; Reports filed 10/2/00. Close File. | |||