    Congressional Directory for the 109th Congress (2005-2006), July 2005.
    [Pages 266-267]
    [From the U.S. Government Publishing Office, www.gpo.gov]

        EDDIE BERNICE JOHNSON, Democrat, of Dallas, TX; born in Waco, TX,
    December, 3, 1935; education: nursing diploma, St. Mary's at Notre Dame,
    1955; B.S., nursing, Texas Christian, 1967; M.P.A, Southern Methodist,
    1976; proprietor, Eddie Bernice Johnson and Associates consulting and
    airport concession management; Texas House of Representatives, 1972-77;
    Carter administration appointee, 1977-81; Texas State Senate, 1986-92;
    member, St. John Baptist Church, Dallas; member, American Nurses
    Association; member, Links, Inc., Dallas Chapter; member, Dallas Black
    Chamber of Commerce; life member, NAACP; member, Charter 100 of Dallas;
    member, Girlfriends, Inc.; honorary member, Delta Kappa Gama Society
    International Women Educators Organization, Epsilon Chapter; life
    member, YWCA; executive committee member, United Way of Metropolitan
    Dallas; member, Women's Council of Dallas; member and past president,
    National Council of Negro Women; member, Democratic Women of Dallas
    County; member, Dallas Urban League; member, Dallas County Democratic
    Progressive Voters League; member, past national vice president and past
    national secretary, National Order of Women Legislators; member,
    National Black Nurses Association; member, Goals for Dallas; Emma V.
    Kelly Achievement Award, Grant Temple Daughters of IBPOE of W, 1973;
    first woman to chair a major House committee in the Texas Legislature;
    Libertarian of the Year, ACLU, 1978; Women Helping Women Award,
    Soroptimist International of Dallas and Southwest Region, 1979;
    Outstanding Citizenship Award, National Conference of Christians and
    Jews, 1985; NAACP Juanita Craft Award in Politics, NAACP, Dallas
    Chapter, 1989; Legislative Action Award, Texas Association of Community
    Action Agencies, 1989; ``She Knows Where She is Going,'' Girls Inc.,
    1990; Distinguished Public Service Award, Prairie View A&M University,
    1990; Eartha M.M. White Award, outstanding achievement as a
    businesswoman, National Business League, 1990; Outstanding Service
    Award, KKDA Radio, 1991;
    National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women and Clubs
    Achievement in Government, 1991; Outstanding Service Award, Sigma Pi Phi
    Fraternity, 1991; Certificate of Commendation, City of Dallas, 1991;
    Outstanding Service Award, the Child Care Group, 1991; Legislator of the
    Year Award, Dallas Alliance for the Mentally Ill, 1991; Mental Health
    Association of Greater Dallas Prism Award, 1991; member, Alpha Kappa
    Alpha Sorority, Inc., Dallas Chapter; 1993 Meritorious Award, the
    National Black Nurses Foundation, Inc.; 1993 Award for Achievement in
    Equal Employment Opportunity, U.S. Department of Energy; NAACP-
    Arlington Branch, Special Service Award, 1993; South Dallas Business &
    Professional Women's Club, Inc., President's Award, 1993; 1994
    Leadership Commendation, Campaign To Keep America Warm; Texas Senate
    Black Caucus Mickey Leland Award, 1994, U.S. Department of Energy Hall
    of Fame Black History Month, 1995; U.S. Department of Energy Leadership
    Award, 1999; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Governmental Affairs Award, 1999;
    NABTP Mickey Leland Award for Excellence in Diversity, 2000; National
    Association of School Nurses, Inc., Legislative Award, 2000; The State
    of Texas Honorary Texan issued by the Governor of Texas, 2000; Links,
    Inc., Co-Founders Award, 2000; 100 Black Men of America, Inc., Woman of
    the Year, 2001; National Black Caucus of State Legislators Image Award,
    2001; National Conference of Black Mayors, Inc. President's Award, 2001;
    2002 Alpha Kappa Alpha Trailblazer; Thurgood Marshall Scholarship
    Community Leader 2002; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Woman of the Year 2002;
    CBCF Outstanding Leadership 2002; chair, (107th Congress), Congressional
    Black Caucus; Congressional Womens' Caucus; congressional caucuses:
    Asian-Pacific; Airpower; Army; Arts; Biomedical Research; Women's
    Issues; Children's Working Group; Fire Services; Oil & Gas Educational
    Forum; Study Group on Japan; co-chair, Task Force on
    International HIV / AIDS; Urban; Medical Technology; Livable Communities
    Task Force;
    Congressional Human Rights Caucus; Congressional Korean Caucus;
    Congressional Singapore
    Caucus; Tex-21 Transportation Caucus; children: Dawrence Kirk;
    committees: Science; Transportation and Infrastructure; elected on
    November 3, 1992, to the 103rd Congress; reelected to each succeeding
    Congress.

                      Office Listings

                         http://www.house.gov/ebjohnson

    1511 Longworth House Office Building, Washington, DC      (202) 225-8885
     20515.................................................
      Chief of Staff / Legislative Director.--Murat            FAX: 226-1477
       Gokcigdem.
      Scheduler / Executive Assistant.--Julie Reistrup.
      Communications Director.--Lisa Hanna.
      Legislative Assistants: Ron Hall, Cathleen
       Harrington, Lisa Sherrod.
    3102 Maple Avenue, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75201.........   (214) 922-8885
      District Director.--Roscoe Smith.
    8344 East R.L. Thornton Freeway, Suite 222, Dallas, TX    (214) 324-0080
     75228.................................................
      Special Assistant.--Mardi Chev.

    Counties: Dallas (part). Cities and townships: Cedar Hill, Dallas, De
            Soto, Duncanville, Glenn Heights, Hutchins, Lancaster, Ovilla,
            and Wilmer. Population (2000), 651,620.
    ZIP Codes: 75104, 75115-16, 75125, 75134, 75137, 75141, 75146, 75149,
            75154, 75159, 75172, 75201-04, 75206-10, 75212, 75214-20, 75223-
            24, 75226-28, 75232-33, 75235-37, 75239, 75241, 75246-47, 75253

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                              THIRTY-FIRST DISTRICT

        JOHN R. CARTER, Republican, of Round Rock, TX; born in Houston, TX,
    November 6, 1941; education: Texas Tech University, 1964; University of
    Texas Law School, 1969; professional: attorney; private law practice;
    public service: appointed and elected a Texas District Court Judge,
    1981-2001; awards: recipient and namesake of the Williamson County
    ``John R. Carter Lifetime Achievement Award''; family: married to Erika
    Carter; children: Gilianne, John, Theodore, and Erika Danielle;
    committees: Appropriations; elected to 108th Congress on
    November 5, 2002; reelected to each succeeding Congress.

                      Office Listings

                           http://www.house.gov/carter

    408 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515.   (202) 225-3864
      Administrative Assistant.--Jason Fenton.                 FAX: 225-5886
      Scheduler.--Brooke McWhirter.
    1717 North IH 35, Round Rock, TX 78664.................   (512) 246-1600
    116 South East Street, Belton, TX 76513................   (979) 846-6068

    Counties: Bell, Coryell, Erath, Falls, Hamilton, Miliam, Southern
            Robertson, Williamson. Population (2000), 651,209.
    ZIP Codes: 76401, 76436, 76446, 76457, 76501-05, 76508, 76511, 76513,
            76518-20, 76522-28, 76530-31, 76533-34, 76537-38, 76540-44,
            76547-49, 76554, 76557-59, 76561, 76564-67, 76569-71, 76573-74,
            76577-79, 76596-99, 76632, 76656, 76680, 76685, 76689, 77410,
            77426, 77466, 77473, 77492, 77805-07, 77834, 77836, 77838,
            77841, 77852, 77857, 77862, 77866, 77878-79, 77881, 78363,
            78602, 78613, 78615, 78626, 78628, 78634, 78641-42, 78646,
            78673-74, 78664, 78681, 78717, 78729, 78931, 78933, 78940,
            78942, 78944, 78948, 78950