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PUBLICITY KIT
Postal Service employees can find an electronic version of the Cesar E. Chavez stamp publicity kit on the Intranet at http://blue.usps.gov; click on References, then
click on Postmaster Toolkits. That electronic version
makes it easy to complete the fill-in-the-blank materials
included in the kit.
The Cesar E. Chavez stamp will be issued on April 23,
2003, in Los Angeles, California, at the Historic Court of
Flags. Unveiling or "second day" events for the Cesar E.
Chavez stamp can be held at any time throughout the
year.
The Postal Service is working with the Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, based in Los Angeles, to promote this
stamp. Local and national publicity helps increase commemorative stamp sales at Post Offices far beyond the
date of issuance. There are many ways to interest local
media in your Cesar E. Chavez stamp events.
Here are some methods to capture media attention:
The first day of issue event - which will take place on
April 23 - will feature top officials from the Postal Service, the Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, the AFL-CIO,
United Farm Workers, the National Council of La Raza,
and members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
Keep in mind this stamp is of significant
national and political importance; therefore, it is a good idea to contact your
Government Relations representative when planning your event (list included
on page 11).
Senators, congressional representatives, and union
members will be interested in this stamp and the events
surrounding it.
We encourage you to start planning events
and activities with local representatives of your Hispanic community leaders,
congressional offices, and union AFL-CIO affiliates. Your area Public Affairs
and Communications (PAC) managers are available and ready to assist you in planning
your events (list included on page 12).
Look for opportunities to sponsor events with local
schools, community groups, union offices, service organizations, and Hispanic groups.
Invite employees, local civic leaders, and politicians
who have been touched by the work Chavez has done in
service to others to be a part of your event. This could be
an event held at a new food co-op or at a local farmers
market.
A simple Chavez stamp unveiling in your local Post
Office lobby is always a great way to generate publicity for
the Cesar E. Chavez stamp as well as to draw attention to
his legacy and the Postal Service's stamp program.
Check with local TV cable stations that may regularly
host Hispanic programs or community service-oriented
programs to see if they are interested in covering your
event or if they'd consider inviting event participants on
the program.
Implement any of these ideas, combine them, or brainstorm with your employees and come up with ideas of
your own. Using the publicity materials in this kit, be sure
to publicize each and every event to your local newspapers and radio and television stations via press releases,
media advisories, and letters to the media. And don't forget to make follow-up phone calls.
THE CESAR E CHAVEZ FOUNDATION
500 NORTH BRAND BLVD STE 1650
GLENDALE CA 91203
Telephone: 818-265-0300
Fax: 818-265-0312
Web: www.cesarechavezfoundation.org
E-mail: info@cecfmail.org
AFL-CIO
815 16TH ST NW
WASHINGTON DC 20006
Telephone: 202-637-5000
Fax: 202-637-5058
Web: www.aflcio.org/siteguides/contactus.cfm
The following web site address will provide you with
the list of unions affiliated with the AFL-CIO:
www.aflcio.org/aboutunions/unions/
Helen F. Chavez
Founder, Cesar E. Chavez Foundation
Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy
Founder, Robert F. Kennedy Memorial
The Honorable Henry Cisneros
President and CEO, American City Vista
Coretta Scott King
Founder, The King Center
Julian Bond
Chair, NAACP
John Bryson
Chair, President and CEO, Edison International
Paul F. Chavez
Chair, Cesar E. Chavez Foundation
Kenneth I. Chenault
Chair and CEO, American Express
Sandra Cisneros
Author and poet
Miguel Contreras
Executive Secretary - Treasurer
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
A.B. Culvahouse
Chair, O'Melveny and Myers LLP
Harris Diamond
President and CEO, Weber Shandwick Worldwide
The Honorable Richard Gephardt
Minority Leader, United States House of Representatives
Antonia Hernandez
President and General Counsel, MALDEF
Dolores Huerta
Co-Founder, United Farm Workers of America
The Honorable Edward M. Kennedy
United States Senator (D-MA)
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
Senior Attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council
The Honorable John McCain
United States Senator (R-AZ)
The Honorable Antonia Novello
Commissioner of Health, State of New York
Edward James Olmos
Actor
The Honorable Alex Penelas
Mayor, Miami-Dade County
Jerrold Perenchio
Chair and CEO, Univision
Jorge Ramos
Anchor, Univision
Robert Redford
Founder and President, Sundance Institute
Dennis Rivera
President, 1199 SEIU
(New York's Health and Human Service Union)
Arturo S. Rodriguez
President, United Farm Workers of America
Martin Sheen
Actor
Ruth J. Simmons
President, Brown University
John J. Sweeney
President, AFL-CIO
The Honorable Antonio R. Villaraigosa
Speaker Emeritus, California State Assembly
Raul Yzaguirre
President, National Council of La Raza
When planning Cesar E. Chavez stamp events, keep
the following suggestions in mind:
• Begin planning immediately.
• Contact your nearest AFL-CIO office, Congressional Hispanic Caucus representative, or other Hispanic leaders to see if they can participate in a Chavez stamp event in your city.
• Set a date.
• Secure participants.
• Order enlargements of the stamp image, flyers, and
other supplies for the event.
• Prepare a special pictorial cancellation, if applicable
(form included in this kit).
• Secure staging and sound equipment, if applicable.
• Plan signs, including a podium sign and banners.
• Launch a local publicity campaign using the materials in this kit.
• Draft a sequence-of-events agenda and speaker
remarks.
• Plan retail opportunities (e.g., booths, bag stuffers,
etc.).
• Prepare ceremony programs and invitations.
Post Offices planning events can design their own special pictorial cancellation for their event. As a reminder,
the Postal Service must endeavor to make all unusual
postmarking services widely known to collectors through
advance publicity to avoid limiting the availability of these
postmarks. Therefore, all pictorial cancellations must be
reported to Stamp Development 3 weeks prior to local
events. Please use the announcement form on page
15 to report your use of a cancellation.
To finalize the Cesar E. Chavez pictorial cancellation
art, insert the date and the city, state, and ZIP Code of the
physical location of your event adjacent to the stamp
image. Overall dimensions of the pictorial cancellation
must not exceed 4 inches horizontally by 2 inches vertically. Collectors prefer the dimensions 3 1/2 inches by 1
inch.
Second day cancellations are pictorial cancellations
and follow the same guidelines as above. The word Station (or the abbreviation STA) is required somewhere
in the design, since it will be a temporary station.
• First Day Cover - $0.75
• Full Pane with First Day Cover - $8.15
• Organizations outside the Postal Service desiring
products featuring the Cesar E. Chavez stamp
image will be directed to authorized Postal Service
licensees. Available products may include T-shirts,
mugs, key rings, lapel pins, and so on. Such products may be resold by organizations as part of
fundraising efforts.
• The Postal Service will consider waiving licensing
fees for IRS-qualified nonprofit organizations that
want to use the Cesar E. Chavez stamp image for
products or uses not addressed by Postal Service
licensees. Nonprofit organizations must submit
their requests in writing to the following address:
USPS LICENSING GROUP
ATTN MARIA PELL
475 L'ENFANT PLAZA SW RM 10523
WASHINGTON DC 20026-3100
• Written requests must reference the Cesar E.
Chavez stamp and must include the name of the
nonprofit organization or association, complete address, contact name, telephone number, IRS federal tax exempt number, and a brief description of the
proposed use.
• Upon approval, nonprofit organizations will receive
a transparency of the Cesar E. Chavez stamp
image, along with further approval procedures and
reproduction specifications.
• Any use of the Cesar E. Chavez stamp image
by for-profit entities will require application for a
license. You can obtain an application by sending an e-mail to the licensing group at licensing@usps.com.
Postal Service Licensees
| Licensee |
Authorized Products |
JONATHAN GREY AND
ASSOCIATES
920 CALLE NEGOCIO STE B
SAN CLEMENTE CA 92673-6207
Telephone: 949-498-2515 |
Pins, tie tacks, framed
enlargements |
WINCO INTERNATIONAL
9109 OSO AVE STE F
CHATSWORTH CA 91311-6222
Telephone: 818-718-1191 |
Pins, tie tacks,
keychains |
• A commemorative U.S. postage stamp honoring
civil rights advocate Cesar E. Chavez will be issued
by the U.S. Postal Service on April 23, 2003, in Los
Angeles, California. The stamp will be available at
Post Offices nationwide.
• 75 million stamps will be printed.
• The stamp image was painted by freelance illustrator Robert Rodriguez and features a portrait of Chavez against a background of empty grape fields.
Rodriguez based the portrait on a 1976 photograph
of Chavez taken by Bob Fitch and provided to the
Postal Service by the Cesar E. Chavez Foundation.
Rodriguez also illustrated the Cinco de Mayo stamp. He is from Pasadena, California.
• The stamp design was unveiled in Washington,
D.C., at a ceremony in front of the United States
Capitol on September 18, 2002. Speakers at the
unveiling ceremony included Senators Edward
Kennedy and John McCain; Paul F. Chavez,
Cesar's son and Chairman of the Board of the
Cesar E. Chavez Foundation; John Sweeney,
President, AFL-CIO; Arturo Rodriguez, President,
UFW; and members of the Congressional Hispanic
Caucus.
• The Postal Service has issued Hispanic-related
stamps for Frida Kahlo, Padre Felix Varela, Roberto
Clemente, and Cinco de Mayo.
• As with all of our stamp subjects, the ideas and
suggestions for stamps come in to the Citizens'
Stamp Advisory Committee (CSAC) from American
citizens. CSAC carefully reviews every one of the
50,000 recommendations they receive each year
against a long list of criteria. The subjects they select then go to the postmaster general for final
selection. CSAC and the Postal Service are interested in providing to the American public a diverse
stamp program that appeals to an audience with
varied interests and best represents the people,
events, and accomplishments that have shaped our
nation.
• Stamp collecting is a fun activity that helps children
learn about the world they live in.
• Customers can get information about stamps and
other Postal Service products by calling our toll-free
number (800-STAMP-24) or by going to our Web
site (www.usps.com).
Note: If you have questions or need assistance with
any of these items, please contact your Area's Public Affairs and Communications (PAC) manager.
| Action |
Suggested Timing |
| Send invitations to local and
area dignitaries. |
A few weeks before event |
| Send announcement and
invitations to employees. |
A few weeks before event |
| Distribute news release. |
A few weeks before event |
| Action |
Suggested Timing |
| Distribute media advisory to
newspapers, radio, and
television. |
1 week before event |
| Redistribute media advisory
to all news media. |
1 or 2 days before event |
| Remind invited dignitaries
about event via telephone. |
5 days before event |
| Make follow-up phone calls
to local news media. |
1 day before event |
| Distribute "day of" news
release. |
Day of event |
| Send letter to newspaper
editor thanking community. |
Day after event's completion |
| Send newspaper clippings
and "media successes"
summary to area PAC office. |
Within 1 week after event |
• The Cesar E. Chavez Foundation (the Foundation)
is an authorized and exclusive agent of the Cesar
E. Chavez family and handles the many requests to
use Chavez's name, voice, likeness, and writings.
The Foundation requires a license agreement for
use of Chavez's name, voice, likeness, and writings. The licensing fee will be determined based on
the nature of the project and reasonable licensing
standards.
• Every day the Foundation receives many requests
to use Chavez's name, voice, likeness, and/or
writings in a wide variety of forums and media.
They have developed a form to make it easier and
faster to communicate with you about your proposal. The Foundation will not process or review your
request until this form has been completed and
submitted to their office. You can obtain the form
by sending and e-mail to Amber Thompson at athompson@cecfmail.org.
• While the Foundation has the right to authorize reproduction of some family and other photos, it is not
a photo clearinghouse. Generally, you need to get
publicity rights - permission to use Chavez's
name, voice, likeness, and writings - from the
Foundation first, and then get permission to reproduce a specific photo or illustration from the person
who owns the copyright.
The following suggested speech segment is for use at
local ceremonies and events to support and promote the
Cesar E. Chavez stamp. Feel free to customize it to fit
your local event and community.
Good [INSERT `MORNING/AFTERNOON']
I'm [INSERT NAME OF POSTMASTER/DISTRICT
MANAGER/MC] and it's a tremendous honor for me to
represent the United States Postal Service today as we
unveil the Cesar E. Chavez stamp.
We are proud to add the Cesar E. Chavez stamp to our
gallery of significant players in American history. This new
stamp is part of the Postal Service's 2003 stamp program,
a program that celebrates the people, events, and history
of our nation. Many Americans are inspired to find out
more about the stamp subjects they see on their letters
and packages, and thousands more become collectors
every year.
Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant, and spectacular accomplishments that shape the
world we live in, and clearly show that the Postal Service
does more than provide mail service - the real power of
the Postal Service is our ability to connect people.
Robert F. Kennedy once called Chavez "one of the
heroic figures of our time." While best known as the
founder of the United Farm Workers of America, Chavez
is also known as a tireless advocate for nonviolent social
change. With only an eighth-grade formal education,
Chavez dreamed of creating an organization to protect
and serve farm workers. In 1962, he did just that. That's
when he established the National Farm Workers Association, which later became the United Farm Workers of
America. For more than three decades Chavez led the
first successful farm workers union in American history,
achieving fair wages, medical coverage, pension benefits,
and humane living conditions as well as countless other
rights and protections for hundreds of thousands of farm
workers.
His union's efforts brought about the passage of the
groundbreaking 1975 California Agricultural Labor Relations Act to protect farm workers. Today, it remains the
only law in the nation that protects the right of farm workers to unionize.
The significance and impact of Chavez's life transcends any one cause or struggle. He stood for equality,
justice, and dignity for all Americans. His ecumenical principles remain relevant and inspiring today for all of us.
I would like thank all of you and all of our guests for
joining us here today.
Now, would [INSERT NAMES OF UNVEILING PARTICIPANTS IF APPLICABLE] join me in unveiling the Cesar E. Chavez stamp!
# # #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [INSERT YOUR NAME]
[INSERT DATE] [INSERT YOUR PHONE NUMBER]
Internet: www.usps.com
MEDIA ADVISORY
Cesar E. Chavez Honored in [INSERT CITY] With
the Unveiling of New Postage Stamp
EVENT: Unveiling of Cesar E. Chavez commemorative postage stamp.
WHO: [LIST ONLY DIGNITARIES, KEY POSTAL OFFICIALS, AND ANY WELL-
KNOWN SPECIAL GUESTS PARTICIPATING AND/OR ATTENDING EVENT.]
WHAT: [DESCRIBE WHAT MAKES EVENT NEWSWORTHY - LIST ANY ENTERTAINMENT, REFRESHMENTS, SALES, ETC.]
WHEN: [INSERT HOUR, DAY, DATE]
WHERE: [INSERT EXACT LOCATION OF EVENT]
BACKGROUND: The Cesar E. Chavez commemorative stamp was issued on April 23, 2003 -
the 10th anniversary of Cesar's passing - to honor his life's work and legacy,
which continues to inspire millions. The unveiling and issuance of this stamp is
a tribute to Chavez's significance in American history and to his legacy's potential in America's future.
# # #
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: [INSERT YOUR NAME]
[INSERT DATE] [INSERT YOUR PHONE NUMBER]
Internet: www.usps.com
PRESS RELEASE
Civil Rights Leader Cesar E. Chavez Honored on New U.S. Postage Stamp
[INSERT NAME OF YOUR CITY] - Civil rights and farm labor leader Cesar E. Chavez will be the focus of
attention on [INSERT DATE] when the U.S. Postal Service and [INSERT ORGANIZATION/SPECIAL GUEST] unveil the Cesar E. Chavez commemorative postage stamp during a ceremony at [INSERT LOCATION]. The
37-cent Cesar E. Chavez stamp is now available at Post Offices nationwide.
[INSERT CITY] Postmaster [INSERT POSTMASTER'S NAME] will unveil the stamp to recognize
and pay tribute to this courageous and dedicated leader who advocated nonviolent social change.
Joining [INSERT POSTMASTER'S LAST NAME] at the ceremony will be [INSERT CELEBRITY OR
LOCAL/AREA DIGNITARIES].
[INSERT OTHER NOTABLE HAPPENINGS AT EVENT].
"[INSERT QUOTE]," said [INSERT POSTMASTER'S LAST NAME].
This new stamp is part of the Postal Service's 2003 stamp program, a program that celebrates the
people, events, and history of our nation. Stamps are unique reminders of the amazing, triumphant,
and spectacular accomplishments that shape the world we live in, and clearly show that the Postal
Service does more than provide mail service - the real power of the Postal Service is our ability to
connect people.
The significance of Chavez's life transcends any one cause or struggle. He stood for equality, justice, and dignity for all Americans.
The stamp image was painted by freelance illustrator Robert Rodriguez and features a portrait of
Chavez against a background of empty grape fields. Rodriguez based the portrait on a 1976
photograph taken by Bob Fitch and provided to the Postal Service by the Cesar E. Chavez Foundation in Los Angeles, Calif.
Go to www.usps.com/communications/news/stamps/welcome.htm to see the Cesar E. Chavez stamp. Current U.S. stamps and philatelic products, as well as the free USA Philatelic catalog, are
available by calling toll-free 800-STAMP-24. A selection of U.S. stamps and gift items are also available online at the Postal Store at www.usps.com/shop. Images of many current, past, and future
stamp issues can be found in the Stamp Issues section of the Collector's Corner.
# # #
"I had the great privilege of knowing Cesar and working with him on some of his projects, and I was proud to
march by his side in a number of campaigns he led. Cesar
was a courageous, selfless, and dedicated leader of
oppressed and exploited people, very much in the non-
violent spirit of Martin Luther King, Jr. Honoring Cesar
with a stamp will not only provide a source of pride for Hispanic people, but it will also lift up an inspiring example for
Americans of all races, a leader who personified human
dignity, humility, and commitment to social decency for all
people."
- Coretta Scott King, Founder of the Martin Luther
King, Jr. Center
"The inspiration of the life lived by Cesar Chavez is
something to be treasured for all time. His tireless work for
human justice and equality continues to make a real difference every day, even a decade after his passing. The
issuance of a stamp in honor of this incredible life lived
provides an important opportunity to not only remind
people of it, but to introduce his life and his values to those
who may not be aware."
- Robert Redford, Actor
"Cesar and Bobby, two heroic hearts forged in the crucible of the struggle for equality and justice for all, reflect
the poet's words: `Born of the sun, they traveled a short
while towards the sun, and left the vivid air signed with
their honor.'"
- Mrs. Robert F. Kennedy, Founder of the Robert F.
Kennedy Memorial
"Cesar Chavez was a humble man of deep conviction
who understood what it meant to serve and sacrifice for
others. He was a true American hero that embodied the
values of justice and freedom this nation holds dear. I
reserve a different kind of admiration for individuals like
Cesar Chavez. Honoring him with a U.S. postage stamp
will enable his legacy to inspire and serve as an example
for our youth."
- Senator John McCain
"I am honored to be selected as a member of the
National Honorary Committee for the Cesar E. Chavez commemorative postage stamp. Cesar Chavez dedicated
his life to the values of opportunity, liberty, and economic
justice that make our nation great. He spearheaded a civil
rights movement, inspired a generation of Hispanic leaders, and embodied the ideals enshrined in the U.S. Constitution. His appearance on a United States stamp is a
wonderful way to honor his life and legacy, reminding a
new generation of Americans of his enormous contributions to the fabric of our nation's life."
- The Honorable Richard Gephardt, House Democratic Leader
"For America's working families, Cesar Chavez signifies enormous hope in the face of daily struggle. A stamp
in his honor challenges us to remember that his life's mission is not over until every worker has a living wage, adequate health care, and dignity on the job."
- John Sweeney, President, AFL-CIO
Cesar E. Chavez stamp events are a perfect opportunity to involve public officials in an important and positive
local event. There is likely to be keen interest on their part,
as it provides elected representatives a chance to interact
with constituents in a friendly, civic setting with secured
media coverage.
You are encouraged to reach out directly to your federal, state, and local elected officials. Government Relations
representatives are available to assist you in coordinating
political involvement and would be pleased to help in any
way.
This section of the Community Relations field publicity
tool kit contains simple guidelines, a suggested invitation
list, and the names and telephone numbers of your Government Relations contacts.
Send a written invitation to your two U.S. senators,
your congressional representatives, the governor of your
state, and the mayor of your community 4 to 6 weeks before the event. Please include any other local elected officials you feel would be appropriate. The local postmaster
should sign the invitations.
Follow up the written invitation with a telephone call to
the elected official's scheduler within a week if you have
not received a reply. You may need to call more than
once.
Keep in touch with all elected officials who respond. If
asked, provide updated information to the elected official's staff as it becomes available (e.g., who is participating, where and when to meet, what his or her role will be,
etc.). Stress that remarks should be brief and limited to
the unveiling of the Cesar E. Chavez stamp and Chavez's
achievements.
Include the names of all participating elected officials
on the official program as honored guests and mention
them in all media advisories, if applicable.
Provide a courtesy copy of the program to the elected
officials in advance.
Send a written thank you to all elected officials who
participated in the ceremony, expressing your
appreciation.
Provide copies of any newspaper articles about the
event to the newspaper offices. Even though they surely
will see those articles on their own, you can take the opportunity to remind them of the press coverage the event
received.
Provide a supply of extra cachets with the special
cancellation (if applicable) to elected officials, even those
who could not attend. These make great giveaways and
serve as a positive reminder of the event.
Obtain and frame a photo of the elected official posing beside the stamp image and make an appointment to
present it in person, if possible. A matted, well-framed
photograph stands a good chance of being hung on the
wall of the officials' office, serving as a positive reminder
of the event.
Keep in touch with your elected officials. Good relationships are built over time.
Government Relations State/Manager/Representative Listing
All Numbers Are: 202-268-xxxx
| State |
Abbr |
Manager |
Extension |
Representative |
Extension |
| Alabama |
AL |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Alaska |
AK |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| American Samoa |
AS |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Arizona |
AZ |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Arkansas |
AR |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| California |
CA |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Connecticut |
CT |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| Colorado |
CO |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Delaware |
DE |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| District of Columbia |
DC |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Florida |
FL |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Georgia |
GA |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| Guam |
GU |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Hawaii |
HI |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Idaho |
ID |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Illinois |
IL |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
| Indiana |
IN |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Iowa |
IA |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Kansas |
KS |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Kentucky |
KY |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Louisiana |
LA |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Maine |
ME |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Maryland |
MD |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Massachusetts |
MA |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| Michigan |
MI |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
| Minnesota |
MN |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Mississippi |
MS |
Vacant |
3746 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Missouri |
MO |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Montana |
MT |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Nebraska |
NE |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Nevada |
NV |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| New Hampshire |
NH |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| New Jersey |
NJ |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| New Mexico |
NM |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| New York |
NY |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| North Carolina |
NC |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| North Dakota |
ND |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Ohio |
OH |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
| Oklahoma |
OK |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Oregon |
OR |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
| Pennsylvania |
PA |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Puerto Rico |
PR |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Rhode Island |
RI |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Jo Waterman |
6748 |
| South Carolina |
SC |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| South Dakota |
SD |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Linda Macasa |
7505 |
| Tennessee |
TN |
Vacant |
3746 |
Jim Quirk |
8468 |
| Texas |
TX |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Utah |
UT |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
| Vermont |
VT |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Virgin Islands |
VI |
Ken Currier |
3616 |
Kathy Sitterle |
6027 |
| Virginia |
VA |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Rebecca Sumner |
3755 |
| Washington |
WA |
Mary Ann Simpson |
3741 |
Bill Weagley |
3745 |
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WV |
Mitch King |
3740 |
Laurie Solnik |
3743 |
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WI |
Sheila Meyers |
2353 |
Jennifer Alvarez |
7839 |
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WY |
Cathy Pagano |
3427 |
Renee Gadson |
7217 |
EARL C ARTIS JR
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
SOUTHEAST AREA
225 NORTH HUMPHREY BLVD
MEMPHIS TN 38166-0832
Telephone: 901-747-7544
CESTA AYERS JR
ACTING MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
SOUTHWEST AREA
7800 N STEMMONS FREEWAY STE 450
DALLAS TX 75247-4220
Telephone: 214-819-8717
SCOTT BUDNY
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
WESTERN AREA
1745 STOUT ST STE 400
DENVER CO 80299-7500
Telephone: 303-313-5125
DAN DE MIGLIO
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
PACIFIC AREA
390 MAIN ST STE 200
SAN FRANCISCO CA 94105-8000
Telephone: 415-536-6490
DEBRA HAWKINS
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
NORTHEAST AREA
6 GRIFFIN RD N
WINDSOR CT 06006-9876
Telephone: 860-285-7265
DAVID MAZER
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
PACIFIC AREA
7001 S CENTRAL AVE RM 364A
LOS ANGELES CA 90052-9641
Telephone: 323-586-1210
JIM MRUK
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
GREAT LAKES AREA
244 KNOLLWOOD DR 4TH FL
BLOOMINGDALE IL 60117-2208
Telephone: 630-539-6565
PAUL F SMITH
ACTING MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
EASTERN AREA
615 CHESTNUT ST 15TH FL
PO BOX 40593
PHILADELPHIA PA 19106-4404
Telephone: 215-931-5054
DIANE TODD
MANAGER
PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND COMMUNICATIONS
NY METRO AREA
421 EIGHTH AVE RM 5114
NEW YORK NY 10199-9681
Telephone: 212-330-3167
CAPITOL METRO OPERATIONS
16501 SHADY GROVE RD
GAITHERSBURG MD 20898-9998
Telephone: 301-548-1465
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