    Congressional Directory for the 105th Congress (1997-1998), June 1997.
    [Pages 195-197]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

        BILL REDMOND, Republican, of Santa Fe, NM; B.A., Ministry and
    Administration, Lincoln Christian College, IL, 1979; Masters-Philosophy
    Science, Counseling, History, and Administration, Lincoln Christian
    Seminary, 1988; attended Murray State University; U.S. Army Reserve,
    Army Chaplain Candidate Program; special education instructor, 1980-83;
    author; free- lance writer; teacher at University of New Mexico; member,
    New Mexico Republican State Central

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    Committee; delegate: New Mexican Republican Pre-Primary Convention,
    Quadrennial Presidential Convention in New Mexico; Republican
    Distribution Coordinator for Los Alamos County; active in Boy Scouts of
    America; Big Brother; Foster Parent; minister of Sante Fe Christian
    Church; managed Santa Fe Youth and Family Roller Rink; adult basic
    education instructor for University of New Mexico at the Los Alamos
    Detention Center and UNLMA Campus; married 22 years to Shirley Raye
    Redmond; two children: Bethany Joy, Jordan Andrew; committees: (call
    office); elected to 105th Congress by special election to replace Bill
    Richardson, who became Ambassador to United Nations.

                      Office Listings

    2268 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC,
     20515-3103............................................         225-6190
      Chief of Staff.--Cathy Jewell.                           FAX: 226-1331
      Legislative Director.--Jennifer Hamann.
      Press Secretary.--Jennifer Bennett.
    1494 South St. Francis Drive, Santa Fe, NM 87505.......   (505) 988-7230
      District Director.--Michael (Mike) Burita.

    Counties: Bernalillo (part), Cibola (part), Colfax, Curry, Harding, Los
            Alamos, McKinley, Mora, Quay, Rio Arriba, Roosevelt, Sandoval
            (part), San Juan, San Miguel, Santa Fe (part), Taos, and Union.
            Population (1990), 504,919.
    ZIP Codes: 87001, 87004-05, 87010, 87012-13, 87015, 87017-18, 87020
            (part), 87021, 87024-25, 87027, 87029, 87037, 87041, 87044-46,
            87048, 87052-53, 87056, 87064, 87072, 87083, 87114 (part), 87124
            (part), 87174, 87301, 87305, 87310-13, 87315-17, 87319-28,
            87347, 87357, 87364-65, 87375, 87401-02, 87410, 87412-13, 87415-
            21, 87455, 87461, 87499, 87501-02, 87504-06, 87510-16, 87518-25,
            87527-33, 87535, 87537, 87539-40, 87544, 87547-53, 87556-58,
            87560, 87562-67, 87569, 87571, 87573-75, 87577-83, 87701, 87710,
            87712-15, 87718, 87722-23, 87725, 87728-36, 87740, 87742-43,
            87745-47, 87749-50, 87752-53, 88101-03, 88111-13, 88115-16,
            88118, 88120-26, 88130, 88132-33, 88135, 88401, 88410-12, 88414-
            16, 88418-19, 88421-24, 88426-27, 88429-30, 88434, 88436-37,
            88439

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