    Congressional Directory for the 105th Congress (1997-1998), June 1997.
    [Page 26]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

        ED PASTOR, Democrat, of Phoenix, AZ; born in Claypool, AZ, on June
    28, 1943; attended public schools in Miami, AZ; graduate of Arizona
    State University; B.A., chemistry, 1966; J.D., Arizona University, 1974;
    member, Governor Raul Castro's staff; taught chemistry, North High
    School; former deputy director of Guadalupe Organization, Inc.; elected
    supervisor, board of supervisors, Maricopa County; served three terms in
    Congress; served, board of directors for the National Association of
    Counties; vice chairman, Employment Steering Committee; president,
    Arizona County Supervisors Association; member, executive committee of
    the Arizona Association of Counties; resigned, May, 1991; elected by
    special election September 24, 1991 to fill the vacancy caused by the
    resignation of Morris K. Udall; elected November 3, 1992 to the 103rd
    Congress; appointed to Democratic Steering and Policy Committee; member:
    Appropriations Committee, Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development,
    Subcommittee on Rural Development, Agriculture and Related Agencies;
    elected to the 104th Congress, November 1994; appointed to the House
    Committee on Agriculture; member: Subcommittee on General Commodities,
    Subcommittee on Risk Management and Specialty Crops; House Committee on
    Oversight, Joint Committee on the Library of Congress; chairman,
    Hispanic Caucus; married to Verma Pastor; two daughters: Yvonne and
    Laura; board of directors, Neighborhood Housing Services of America,
    National Association of Latino Elected Officials; served as director at
    large, ASU Alumni Association; founding board member, ASU Los Diablos
    Alumni Association; served on board of directors for National Council of
    La Raza, Arizona Joint Partnership Training Council, National Conference
    of Christians and Jews, Friendly House, Chicanos Por La Causa, Phoenix
    Economic Growth Corporation, Sun Angel Foundation; vice president,
    Valley of the Sun United Way; advisory member, Boys Club of Metropolitan
    Phoenix.

                      Office Listings
             http://www.house.gov/pastor    ed.pastor@mail.house.gov

    223 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515-
     0302..................................................         225-4065
      Administrative Assistant.--Gene Fisher.
    802 North Third Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85003..............   (602) 256-0551
      District Director.--Ron Piceno.
    2432 East Broadway Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85719.........   (602) 624-9986
      Southern Arizona District Director.--Linda
       Leatherman.
    Suite 117, 281 West 24th Street, Yuma, AZ 85364........   (602) 726-3324
      District Representative.--Charlene Fernandez.

    Counties: Maricopa (part), Pima (part), Pinal (part), Santa Cruz, and
            Yuma. Population (1990), 610,871.
    ZIP Codes: 85001-02, 85003 (part), 85004 (part), 85005, 85006 (part),
            85007 (part), 85008 (part), 85009 (part), 85013 (part), 85017
            (part), 85019 (part), 85025, 85030-31, 85033 (part), 85034
            (part), 85035 (part), 85040 (part), 85041, 85043 (part), 85044
            (part), 85063, 85073-74, 85222 (part), 85223, 85230, 85283
            (part), 85301 (part), 85311, 85318, 85321-22, 85323 (part),
            85326 (part), 85333, 85336-37, 85338 (part), 85339 (part),
            85341, 85347, 85349-50, 85352, 85353 (part), 85356, 85364-66,
            85611, 85614 (part), 85624, 85628, 85634, 85637 (part), 85639-
            40, 85645 (part), 85646, 85648, 85701-02, 85705 (part), 85706
            (part), 85711 (part), 85713 (part), 85714, 85716 (part), 85717,
            85719 (part), 85722, 85733, 85735-36, 85745 (part), 85746 (part)