Members of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 1959-74-Con. Members of the Federal Executive Branch (3):

Robert B. Anderson (Secretary of the Treasury;
Republican).--.

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Arthur S. Flemming (Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare; Republican).

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**James P. Mitchell (Secretary of Labor; Republican).

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C. Douglas Dillon (Secretary of the Treasury; Republican) *Abraham A. Ribicoff (Secretary of Health, Education,

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and Welfare; Democrat)

Arthur J. Goldberg (Secretary of Labor; Democrat)
*Anthony J. Celebrezze (Secretary of Health, Educa-
tion, and Welfare; Democrat).

Robert C. Weaver (Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development; Democrat) __

Orville L. Freeman (Secretary of Agriculture; Democrat)_
Henry H. Fowler (Secretary of the Treasury; Democrat).
*Farris Bryant (Chairman; Director of Office of Emer-
gency Planning; Democrat).

Ramsey Clark (Attorney General; Democrat)

*Price Daniel (Director of the Office of Emergency Preparedness; Democrat)

*Robert H. Finch:

(Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare;
Republican).

(As Counselor to the President).

Robert P. Mayo (Director of the Bureau of the Budget;
Republican)

George H. Romney (Secretary of Housing and Urban
Development; Republican)...

George P. Shultz:

(Director, Office of Management and Budget;
Republican)..

(As Secretary of the Treasury)

Kenneth R. Cole, Jr. (Assistant to the President for
Domestic Affairs; Republican).

Caspar W. Weinberger (Secretary of Health, Education,
and Welfare; Republican)..

Governors (4):

Members of the Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 1959–74—Con.

**Elisha Barrett (New York; Senate; Republican) _ _ _
Leslie Cutler, Mrs. (Massachusetts; Senate; Republican) __
John W. Noble (Missouri; Senate; Democrat)
Hal Bridenbaugh (Nebraska; Senate; Republican).
Robert A. Ainsworth, Jr. (Louisiana; Senate; Democrat)_.
Robert B. Duncan (Oregon; House; Democrat) -
John E. Powers (Massachusetts; Senate; Democrat).
Graham S. Newell (Vermont; Senate; Republican).
Harry King Lowman (Kentucky; House; Democrat).
Marion H. Crank (Arkansas; House; Democrat) _ _ _
Charles R. Weiner (Pennsylvania; Senate; Democrat)
C. George DeStefano (Rhode Island; Senate; Republican)
Ben Barnes (Texas; House; Democrat)

Jess M. Unruh (California; House; Democrat).
W. Russell Arrington (Illinois; Senate; Republican)
Robert P. Knowles (Wisconsin; Senate; Republican).
B. Mahlon Brown (Nevada; Senate; Democrat).
Charles F. Kurfess (Ohio; House; Republican).
John H. Briscoe (Maryland; House; Democrat).
Mayors (4):

*Anthony J. Celebrezze (Cleveland, Ohio; Democrat)_.
Gordon S. Clinton (Seattle, Wash.; Republican).
*Don Hummel (Tucson, Ariz.; Democrat) - -
Norris Poulson (Los Angeles, Calif.; Republican)
Richard Y. Batterton (Denver, Colo.; Republican).
Leo T. Murphy (Santa Fe, N. Mex.; Democrat) –
Neal S. Blaisdell (Honolulu, Hawaii; Republican).
Arthur Naftalin (Minneapolis, Minn.; Democrat)
Raymond R. Tucker (St. Louis, Mo.; Democrat).
**Arthur L. Selland (Fresno, Calif.; Republican).
Herman W. Goldner (St. Petersburg, Fla.; Republican).
Richard C. Lee (New Haven, Conn.; Democrat)..
Theodore R. McKeldin (Baltimore, Md.; Republican).
Jack D. Maltester (San Leandro, Calif.; Democrat).
William F. Walsh (Syracuse, N. Y.; Republican).
Richard G. Lugar (Indianapolis, Ind.; Republican).
C. Beverly Briley (Nashville, Tenn.; Democrat)_.
Lawrence F. Kramer, Jr. (Paterson, N.J.; Republican).
Harry G. Haskell, Jr. (Wilmington, Del.; Republican)
John D. Driggs (Phoenix, Ariz.; Republican)-
Edwin J. Garn (Salt Lake City, Utah; Republican).
John H. Poelker (St. Louis, Mo.; Democrat)___
County officials (3):

**Edward Connor (Wayne County, Mich.; Democrat)..
**Clair Donnenwirth (Plumas County, Calif.; Democrat) _
Edwin G. Michaelian (Westchester County, N. Y.; Re-
publican).

Barbara A. Wilcox, Mrs. (Washington County, Oreg.;
Republican).

William O. Beach (Montgomery County, Tenn.; Democrat).
Angus McDonald (Yakima County, Wash.; Republican).
Gladys N. Spellman (Prince Georges County, Md.;
Democrat).

John F. Dever (Middlesex County, Mass.; Democrat).
Lawrence K. Roos (St. Louis County, Mo.; Republican).
Conrad M. Fowler (Shelby County, Ala.; Democrat)
John H. Brewer (Kent County, Mich.; Republican).

Served on the Commission in two capacities at different times. **Deceased.

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STAFF IN PERMANENT POSITIONS AS OF AUGUST 28, 1974

ATTACHMENT E

CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF OBLIGATIONS, FISCAL YEARS 1960–74

Fiscal year:

1950.

1961

1952

1963

1964

1965.

1966

1967

1968.

1969

1970

1971

1972

1973

1974

Total.

1 Funds appropriated to ACIR by Congress.

* Grant research funds received from other Federal agencies.

* Funds received from State and local governments, foundations, and other nonprofit organizations.

In fiscal year 1967, $825 received from miscellaneous nonprofit organizations was credited to the salaries and expense Title of account changed from advancements and reimbursements to consolidated working fund.

account.

ATTACHMENT F

GRANTS TO ACIR FROM OTHER FEDERAL AGENCIES 1. Fiscal year 1964. $32,000 grant from Federal Executive branch to ACIR for projections of State and local government expenditure for ensuing 10-year period as part of overall study of growth of national economy. Project transferred to Council of State Governments, July 1964.

2. May 1967. $60,000 grant from Department of Housing and Urban Development for detailed examination of fiscal disparities in major metropolitan areas. Project completed October 1967. Findings reported in ACIR report, Fiscal Balance in the American Federal System.

3. June 1968. $7,500 grant from Department of the Treasury for printing additional copies of ACIR report, Fiscal Balance in the American Federal System.

4. June 1968. $5,000 grant from Economic Development Administration, Department of Commerce, to print additional copies of ACIR report, Urban and Rural America: Policies for Future Growth.

5. June 1968. $5,000 grant from Appalachian Regional Commission to print additional copies of ACIR report, Urban and Rural America: Policies for Future Growth.

6. May 1969. $75,000 grant from Urban Mass Transportation Administration, Department of Transportation, for development of criteria for measuring local fiscal capacity to meet urban mass transportation needs. Project completed January 1970 for total cost of $59,168; unused funds returned to UMTA. 7. March 1971. $10,000 grant from Law Enforcement Assistance Administration, Department of Justice, to print additional copies of ACIR report, State-Local Relations in the Criminal Justice System.

8. May 1971. $75,000 grant from President's Commission on School Finance for a study of State-local revenue systems and educational finance. Project completed in November 1971.

9. February 1972. $25,000 from the Domestic Council, Executive Office of the President, to study the potential for use of the Value-Added Tax. Project completed in December 1972. Report titled The Value-Added Tax and Alternative Sources of Federal Revenue.

10. February 1972. $54,000 from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Office of Education, to study alternatives to the property tax for financing elementary and secondary education. Project completed in December 1972. Report titled Financing Schools and Property Tax Relief A State Responsibility.

11. February 1972. $14,100 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development to develop a national urban growth policy. Project completed in June 1972. The information from this project can be found in Appendix B, City Financial Emergencies The Intergovernmental Dimension.

12. February 1972. $120,897 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for an in depth analysis of substate regionalism. Project completed in January 1974. The project culminated in a series called Substate Regionalism and the Federal System, in six volumes.

13. July 1972. $57,330 from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for the study of delivery of services as part of the substate study. Volume 4 of Substate Regionalism and the Federal System is the result of this research project.

14. March 1973. $10,000 from the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission to prepare an agenda for state and local governmental modernization. The agenda can be found in American Federalism: Into the Third Century.

15. May 1973. $29,000 from the Executive Office of the President, Domestic Council, to initiate ACIR monitoring of revenue sharing. Congress has appropriated funds for this to be an ongoing program of the Commission.

16. June 1973. $15,000 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for printing additional copies of Substate Regionalism and the Federal System.

17. June 1973. $26,384 from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to print additional copies of Volumes I and III of Substate Regionalism and the Federal System.