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CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SENATES2950 April 10, 2008

to originate student loans or financestudent loan-related activities. Thiswill provide funds for banks to helpprovide critically-needed student loansduring these difficult economic times.

The Federal Home Loan Banks aretoday an essential source of stable,low-cost funds to financial institutionsfor home mortgage, small business, andrural and agricultural loans. With theirmembers, the Federal Home LoanBanks represent one of the largest

sources of home mortgage and commu-nity credit. There are twelve FederalHome Loan Banks, including one inBoston, each located in different re-gions of the country. Their cooperativestructure is ideal for serving the sys-tems 8,100 member lenders.

Today, the Federal Home LoanBanks provide billions of dollars of pri-mary liquidity to approximately 80 per-cent of the Nations financial institu-tions. By providing this additional stu-dent loan authorization to its mem-bers, member institutions will be ableto remain active in the student loanmarketplace and help students pay fortheir education.

This legislation is absolutely vital tosecuring the opportunity of higher edu-cation for all who choose to pursue it.

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SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS

SENATE RESOLUTION 510SUP-PORTING THE GOALS ANDIDEALS OF NATIONAL CYSTIC FI-BROSIS AWARENESS MONTH

Mrs. MURRAY (for herself and Mr.INHOFE) submitted the following reso-lution; which was referred to the Com-mittee on Health, Education, Labor,and Pensions:

S. RES. 510Whereas cystic fibrosis is one of the most

common life-threatening genetic diseases inthe United States and one for which there isno known cure;

Whereas the average life expectancy of anindividual with cystic fibrosis is 37 years, animprovement from a life expectancy in the1960s where children did not live long enoughto attend elementary school, but still unac-ceptably short;

Whereas approximately 30,000 people in theUnited States have cystic fibrosis, more thanhalf of them children;

Whereas 1 of every 3,500 babies born in theUnited States is born with cystic fibrosis;

Whereas more than 10,000,000 Americansare unknowing, symptom-free carriers of thecystic fibrosis gene;

Whereas the Centers for Disease Controland Prevention recommend that all Statesconsider newborn screening for cystic fibro-sis;

Whereas the Cystic Fibrosis Foundationurges all States to implement newbornscreening for cystic fibrosis to facilitateearly diagnosis and treatment which im-proves health and life expectancy;

Whereas prompt, aggressive treatment ofthe symptoms of cystic fibrosis can extendthe lives of people who have the disease;

Whereas recent advances in cystic fibrosisresearch have produced promising leads ingene, protein, and drug therapies beneficialto people who have the disease;

Whereas innovative research is progressingfaster and is being conducted more aggres-sively than ever before, due, in part, to theCystic Fibrosis Foundations establishmentof a model clinical trials network;

Whereas, although the Cystic FibrosisFoundation continues to fund a researchpipeline for more than 30 potential therapiesand funds a nationwide network of care cen-ters that extend the length and quality oflife for people with cystic fibrosis, lives con-tinue to be lost to this disease every day;

Whereas education of the public about cys-tic fibrosis, including the symptoms of the

disease, increases knowledge and under-standing of cystic fibrosis and promotesearly diagnosis; and

Whereas the Cystic Fibrosis Foundationwill conduct activities to honor NationalCystic Fibrosis Awareness Month in May2008: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Senate(1) honors the goals and ideals of National

Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month;(2) supports the promotion of further pub-

lic awareness and understanding of cystic fi-brosis;

(3) encourages early diagnosis and accessto quality care for people with cystic fibrosisto improve the quality of their lives; and

(4) supports research to find a cure for cys-tic fibrosis by fostering an enhanced re-search program through a strong Federal

commitment and expanded public-privatepartnerships.

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SENATE RESOLUTION 511RECOG-NIZING THAT JOHN SIDNEYMCCAIN III, IS A NATURAL BORNCITIZEN

Mrs. MCCASKILL (for herself, Mr.LEAHY, Mr. OBAMA, Mr. COBURN, Mrs.CLINTON, and Mr. WEBB) submitted thefollowing resolution; which was re-ferred to the Committee on the Judici-ary:

S. RES. 511

Whereas the Constitution of the UnitedStates requires that, to be eligible for the Of-

fice of the President, a person must be anatural born Citizen of the United States;

Whereas the term natural born Citizen,as that term appears in Article II, Section 1,is not defined in the Constitution of theUnited States;

Whereas there is no evidence of the inten-tion of the Framers or any Congress to limitthe constitutional rights of children born toAmericans serving in the military nor toprevent those children from serving as theircountrys President;

Whereas such limitations would be incon-sistent with the purpose and intent of thenatural born Citizen clause of the Con-stitution of the United States, as evidencedby the First Congresss own statute definingthe term natural born Citizen;

Whereas the well-being of all citizens of

the United States is preserved and enhancedby the men and women who are assigned toserve our country outside of our nationalborders;

Whereas previous presidential candidates,were born outside of the United States ofAmerica and were understood to be eligibleto be President; and

Whereas John Sidney McCain, III, was bornto American citizens on an American mili-tary base in the Panama Canal Zone in 1936:Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That John Sidney McCain, III, isa natural born Citizen under Article II,Section 1, of the Constitution of the UnitedStates.

Mr. LEAHY. Mr. President, today Ijoin Senator CLAIRE MCCASKILL in in-troducing a resolution to express thecommon sense of everyone here thatSenator MCCAIN is a natural born Cit-izen, as the term is used in the Con-stitution of the United States. OurConstitution contains three require-ments for a person to be eligible to bePresidentthe person must havereached the age of 35; must have re-sided in America for 14 years; and must

be a

natural born Citizen

of theUnited States. Certainly there is nodoubt that Senator MCCAIN is of suffi-cient years on this earth and in thiscountry given that he has been servingin Washington for over 25 years. How-ever, some pundits have raised thequestion of whether he is a naturalborn Citizen because he was born out-side of the official borders of theUnited States.

JOHN SIDNEY MCCAIN, III, was born toAmerican citizens on an AmericanNaval base in the Panama Canal Zonein 1936. Numerous legal scholars havelooked into the purpose and intent ofthe natural born Citizen require-ment. As far as I am aware, no one hasunearthed any reason to think that theFramers would have wanted to limitthe rights of children born to militaryfamilies stationed abroad or that sucha limited view would serve any noblepurpose enshrined in our founding doc-ument. Based on the understanding ofthe pertinent sources of constitutionalmeaning, it is widely believed that ifsomeone is born to American citizensanywhere in the world they are naturalborn citizens.

It is interesting to note that anotherprevious presidential candidate, GeorgeRomney, was also born outside of theUnited States. He was widely under-stood to be eligible to be President.

Senator Barry Goldwater was born in aU.S. territory that later became theState of Arizona so some even ques-tioned his eligibility. Certainly themillions of Americans who voted forthese two Republican candidates be-lieved that they were eligible to as-sume the office of the President. Thesame is true today.

Because he was born to Americancitizens, there is no doubt in my mindthat Senator MCCAIN is a natural borncitizen. I recently asked Secretary ofHomeland Security Michael Chertoff, aformer Federal judge, if he had anydoubts in his mind. He did not.

I expect that this will be a unani-

mous resolution of the Senate and Ithank the Senator from Missouri forworking with me on this.

I ask unanimous consent that therelevant excerpt from the JudiciaryCommittee hearing where SecretaryChertoff testified be made a part of theRECORD.EXCERPT OF SECRETARY CHERTOFF TESTIMONY

FROM APRIL 2, 2008

Chairman LEAHY. We will come back tothat. I would mention one other thing, if Imight, Senator Specter. Let me just askthis: I believeand we have had some ques-tion in this Committee to have a special law

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to originate student loans or financestudent loan-related activities. Thiswill provide funds for banks to helpprovide critically-needed student loansduring these difficult economic times.

The Federal Home Loan Banks aretoday an essential source of stable,low-cost funds to financial institutionsfor home mortgage, small business, andrural and agricultural loans. With theirmembers, the Federal Home LoanBanks represent one of the largest

sources of home mortgage and commu-nity credit. There are twelve FederalHome Loan Banks, including one inBoston, each located in different re-gions of the country. Their cooperativestructure is ideal for serving the sys-tems 8,100 member lenders.

Today, the Federal Home LoanBanks provide billions of dollars of pri-mary liquidity to approximately 80 per-cent of the Nations financial institu-tions. By providing this additional stu-dent loan authorization to its mem-bers, member institutions will be ableto remain active in the student loanmarketplace and help students pay fortheir education.

This legislation is absolutely vital tosecuring the opportunity of higher edu-cation for all who choose to pursue it.

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SUBMITTED RESOLUTIONS

SENATE RESOLUTION 510SUP-PORTING THE GOALS ANDIDEALS OF NATIONAL CYSTIC FI-BROSIS AWARENESS MONTH

Mrs. MURRAY (for herself and Mr.INHOFE) submitted the following reso-lution; which was referred to the Com-mittee on Health, Education, Labor,and Pensions:

S. RES. 510Whereas cystic fibrosis is one of the most

common life-threatening genetic diseases inthe United States and one for which there isno known cure;

Whereas the average life expectancy of anindividual with cystic fibrosis is 37 years, animprovement from a life expectancy in the1960s where children did not live long enoughto attend elementary school, but still unac-ceptably short;

Whereas approximately 30,000 people in theUnited States have cystic fibrosis, more thanhalf of them children;

Whereas 1 of every 3,500 babies born in theUnited States is born with cystic fibrosis;

Whereas more than 10,000,000 Americansare unknowing, symptom-free carriers of thecystic fibrosis gene;

Whereas the Centers for Disease Controland Prevention recommend that all Statesconsider newborn screening for cystic fibro-sis;

Whereas the Cystic Fibrosis Foundationurges all States to implement newbornscreening for cystic fibrosis to facilitateearly diagnosis and treatment which im-proves health and life expectancy;

Whereas prompt, aggressive treatment ofthe symptoms of cystic fibrosis can extendthe lives of people who have the disease;

Whereas recent advances in cystic fibrosisresearch have produced promising leads ingene, protein, and drug therapies beneficialto people who have the disease;

Whereas innovative research is progressingfaster and is being conducted more aggres-sively than ever before, due, in part, to theCystic Fibrosis Foundations establishmentof a model clinical trials network;

Whereas, although the Cystic FibrosisFoundation continues to fund a researchpipeline for more than 30 potential therapiesand funds a nationwide network of care cen-ters that extend the length and quality oflife for people with cystic fibrosis, lives con-tinue to be lost to this disease every day;

Whereas education of the public about cys-tic fibrosis, including the symptoms of the

disease, increases knowledge and under-standing of cystic fibrosis and promotesearly diagnosis; and

Whereas the Cystic Fibrosis Foundationwill conduct activities to honor NationalCystic Fibrosis Awareness Month in May2008: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Senate(1) honors the goals and ideals of National

Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month;(2) supports the promotion of further pub-

lic awareness and understanding of cystic fi-brosis;

(3) encourages early diagnosis and accessto quality care for people with cystic fibrosisto improve the quality of their lives; and

(4) supports research to find a cure for cys-tic fibrosis by fostering an enhanced re-search program through a strong Federal

commitment and expanded public-privatepartnerships.

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SENATE RESOLUTION 511RECOG-NIZING THAT JOHN SIDNEYMCCAIN III, IS A NATURAL BORNCITIZEN

Mrs. MCCASKILL (for herself, Mr.LEAHY, Mr. OBAMA, Mr. COBURN, Mrs.CLINTON, and Mr. WEBB) submitted thefollowing resolution; which was re-ferred to the Committee on the Judici-ary:

S. RES. 511

Whereas the Constitution of the UnitedStates requires that, to be eligible for the Of-

fice of the President, a person must be anatural born Citizen of the United States;

Whereas the term natural born Citizen,as that term appears in Article II, Section 1,is not defined in the Constitution of theUnited States;

Whereas there is no evidence of the inten-tion of the Framers or any Congress to limitthe constitutional rights of children born toAmericans serving in the military nor toprevent those children from serving as theircountrys President;

Whereas such limitations would be incon-sistent with the purpose and intent of thenatural born Citizen clause of the Con-stitution of the United States, as evidencedby the First Congresss own statute definingthe term natural born Citizen;

Whereas the well-being of all citizens of

the United States is preserved and enhancedby the men and women who are assigned toserve our country outside of our nationalborders;

Whereas previous presidential candidates,were born outside of the United States ofAmerica and were understood to be eligibleto be President; and

Whereas John Sidney McCain, III, was bornto American citizens on an American mili-tary base in the Panama Canal Zone in 1936:Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That John Sidney McCain, III, isa natural born Citizen under Article II,Section 1, of the Constitution of the UnitedStates.

Mr. LEAHY. Mr. President, today Ijoin Senator CLAIRE MCCASKILL in in-troducing a resolution to express thecommon sense of everyone here thatSenator MCCAIN is a natural born Cit-izen, as the term is used in the Con-stitution of the United States. OurConstitution contains three require-ments for a person to be eligible to bePresidentthe person must havereached the age of 35; must have re-sided in America for 14 years; and must

be a

natural born Citizen

of theUnited States. Certainly there is nodoubt that Senator MCCAIN is of suffi-cient years on this earth and in thiscountry given that he has been servingin Washington for over 25 years. How-ever, some pundits have raised thequestion of whether he is a naturalborn Citizen because he was born out-side of the official borders of theUnited States.

JOHN SIDNEY MCCAIN, III, was born toAmerican citizens on an AmericanNaval base in the Panama Canal Zonein 1936. Numerous legal scholars havelooked into the purpose and intent ofthe natural born Citizen require-ment. As far as I am aware, no one hasunearthed any reason to think that theFramers would have wanted to limitthe rights of children born to militaryfamilies stationed abroad or that sucha limited view would serve any noblepurpose enshrined in our founding doc-ument. Based on the understanding ofthe pertinent sources of constitutionalmeaning, it is widely believed that ifsomeone is born to American citizensanywhere in the world they are naturalborn citizens.

It is interesting to note that anotherprevious presidential candidate, GeorgeRomney, was also born outside of theUnited States. He was widely under-stood to be eligible to be President.

Senator Barry Goldwater was born in aU.S. territory that later became theState of Arizona so some even ques-tioned his eligibility. Certainly themillions of Americans who voted forthese two Republican candidates be-lieved that they were eligible to as-sume the office of the President. Thesame is true today.

Because he was born to Americancitizens, there is no doubt in my mindthat Senator MCCAIN is a natural borncitizen. I recently asked Secretary ofHomeland Security Michael Chertoff, aformer Federal judge, if he had anydoubts in his mind. He did not.

I expect that this will be a unani-

mous resolution of the Senate and Ithank the Senator from Missouri forworking with me on this.

I ask unanimous consent that therelevant excerpt from the JudiciaryCommittee hearing where SecretaryChertoff testified be made a part of theRECORD.EXCERPT OF SECRETARY CHERTOFF TESTIMONY

FROM APRIL 2, 2008

Chairman LEAHY. We will come back tothat. I would mention one other thing, if Imight, Senator Specter. Let me just askthis: I believeand we have had some ques-tion in this Committee to have a special law

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passed declaring that Senator McCain, whowas born in the Panama Canal, that hemeets the constitutional requirement to bePresident. I fully believe he does. I havenever had any question in my mind that hemeets our constitutional requirement. Youare a former Federal judge. You are the headof the agency that executes Federal immi-gration law. Do you have any doubt in yourmindI mean, I have none in mine. Do youhave any doubt in your mind that he is con-stitutionally eligible to become President?

Secretary CHERTOFF. My assumption andmy understanding is that if you are born of

American parents, you are naturally a nat-ural-born American citizen.

Chairman LEAHY. That is mine, too.Thank you.

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SENATE RESOLUTION 512HON-ORING THE LIFE OF CHARLTONHESTON

Mr. DEMINT (for himself, Mr. BAU-CUS, Mr. MCCONNELL, Mr. ALLARD, Mr.CHAMBLISS, Mr. CORNYN, Mr. CRAIG, Mr.ENSIGN, Mr. ENZI, Mr. INHOFE, Mr. NEL-SON of Nebraska, and Mr. WEBB) sub-mitted the following resolution; whichwas referred to the Committee on theJudiciary:

S. RES. 512Whereas the United States has lost a great

patriot with the passing of Charlton Heston;Whereas Charlton Heston first became be-

loved by the Nation as a great actor and por-trayed many heroic figures, including Moses,Michelangelo, Andrew Jackson, John theBaptist, Mark Antony, and El Cid in epicmovies of the 1950s and 1960s, and won the1959 Best Actor Academy Award (Oscar) forplaying the title character in Ben-Hur;

Whereas Charlton Heston was a leader inmany areas of life outside of acting, includ-ing serving as president of the Screen ActorsGuild, which he helped to integrate withRonald Reagan, and as chairman of theAmerican Film Institute;

Whereas Charlton Heston was an activesupporter of the civil rights movement, in-

cluding protesting the showing of his film ata segregated movie theater in OklahomaCity and participating in and leading theArts Group in the 1963 civil rights march onWashington;

Whereas, in the last major public role ofhis life, Charlton Heston was president of theNational Rifle Association from June 1998until April 2003;

Whereas, as president of the National RifleAssociation, Charlton Heston was a stalwartdefender of the 2nd Amendment right of citi-zens to keep and bear arms and was an activeand effective promoter of wildlife manage-ment through hunting;

Whereas in 2003 Charlton Heston wasawarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom,the Nations highest civilian honor;

Whereas Charlton Heston was born in

Evanston, Illinois, on October 4, 1923, and hisparents moved to St. Helen, Michigan, wherehe grew up;

Whereas in 1943 Charlton Heston enlistedin the Army Air Forces and served as aradio-gunner in the Aleutian Islands of Alas-ka, and in 1947 he was discharged from theArmy;

Whereas in 1944 Charlton Heston marriedthe love of his life, Lydia Clarke, to whom hehad been married 64 years at his death;

Whereas Charlton and Lydia Heston arethe parents of 2 children, Fraser Heston andHolly Heston Rochell;

Whereas Charlton Heston passed away onApril 5, 2008, and the contributions he made

to his family and his Nation will not be for-gotten: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved, That the Senate(1) honors the life, achievements, and con-

tributions of Charlton Heston; and(2) extends its deepest sympathies to the

family of Charlton Heston for the loss ofsuch a great and generous man, husband, andfather.

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SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLU-TION 75EXPRESSING THESENSE OF CONGRESS THAT THESECRETARY OF DEFENSESHOULD TAKE IMMEDIATESTEPS TO APPOINT DOCTORS OFCHIROPRACTIC AS COMMIS-SIONED OFFICERS IN THEARMED FORCES

Mr. COLEMAN (for himself and Mr.HARKIN) submitted the following con-current resolution; which was referredto the Committee on Armed Services:

S. CON. RES. 75

Whereas the Secretary of Defense has stat-utory authority under section 3070 of title 10,United States Code, to appoint doctors ofchiropractic as commissioned officers in theArmed Forces, but has not yet made such ap-pointments;

Whereas the urgent needs of military per-sonnel in the field of operations include ac-cess to the widest possible range of healthcare options, especially in the area of care ofthe spine and related structures of the body;

Whereas providing military personnel inthe field of operations with access to chiro-practic care will increase the cost effective-ness of military health care expenditures bytaking advantage of the conservative,drugless, and non-surgical care option of-fered by chiropractic care;

Whereas back injuries are the leadingcause of lost service time and disability inthe Armed Forces;

Whereas military personnel in the field ofoperations or on shipboard can access chiro-practic care only through commissionedchiropractic officers;

Whereas access to chiropractic carethrough commissioned chiropractic officerswill enhance the combat readiness of mili-tary personnel by offering a non-pharma-ceutical option for the health care needs ofsuch personnel; and

Whereas the appointment of doctors ofchiropractic as commissioned offices willmake use of a highly skilled and trained poolof health care professionals and help to meetthe growing demand for chiropractic care inthe Armed Forces: Now, therefore, be it

Resolved by the Senate (the House of Rep-

resentatives concurring), That it is the senseof Congress that the Secretary of Defenseshould take immediate steps to establish acareer path for doctors of chiropractic to beappointed as commissioned officers in allbranches of the Armed Forces for purposes of

providing chiropractic services to membersof the Armed Forces.

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AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED ANDPROPOSED

SA 4523. Mr. DODD (for himself and Mr.SHELBY) proposed an amendment to the billH.R. 3221, moving the United States towardgreater energy independence and security,developing innovative new technologies, re-ducing carbon emissions, creating green jobs,protecting consumers, increasing clean re-newable energy production, and modernizingour energy infrastructure, and to amend the

Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to provide taxincentives for the production of renewableenergy and energy conservation.

SA 4524. Mr. NELSON of Nebraska sub-mitted an amendment intended to be pro-posed by him to the bill S. 2739, to authorizecertain programs and activities in the De-partment of the Interior, the Forest Service,and the Department of Energy, to implementfurther the Act approving the Covenant toEstablish a Commonwealth of the NorthernMariana Islands in Political Union with theUnited States of America, to amend theCompact of Free Association Amendments

Act of 2003, and for other purposes; whichwas ordered to lie on the table.

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TEXT OF AMENDMENTS

SA 4523. Mr. DODD (for himself andMr. SHELBY) proposed an amendmentto the bill H.R. 3221, moving the UnitedStates toward greater energy independ-ence and security, developing innova-tive new technologies, reducing carbonemissions, creating green jobs, protec-tion consumers, increasing clean re-newable energy production, and mod-ernizing our energy infrastructure, andto amend the Internal Revenue Code of1986 to provide tax incentives for theproduction of renewable energy and en-ergy conservation; as follows:

Amend the title so as to read:To provide needed housing reform and for

other purposes.

SA 4524. Mr. NELSON of Nebraskasubmitted an amendment intended tobe proposed by him to the bill S. 2739,to authorize certain programs and ac-tivities in the Department of the Inte-rior, the Forest Service, and the De-partment of Energy, to implement fur-ther the Act approving the Covenant toEstablish a Commonwealth of theNorthern Mariana Islands in PoliticalUnion with the United States of Amer-ica, to amend the Compact of Free As-

sociation Amendments Act of 2003, andfor other purposes.; which was orderedto lie on the table; as follows:

Strike section 335.

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NOTICE OF HEARING

COMMITTEE ON ENERGY AND NATURALRESOURCES

Mr. BINGAMAN. Mr. President, Iwould like to announce for the infor-mation of the Senate and the publicthat a hearing has been scheduled be-fore the Senate Committee on Energyand Natural Resources. The hearingwill be held on Thursday, May 1, 2008,at 9:30 a.m., in room SD366 of the

Dirksen Senate Office Building.The purpose of the hearing is to re-ceive testimony on the military build-up on Guam: impact on the civiliancommunity, planning, and response.

Because of the limited time availablefor the hearing, witnesses may testifyby invitation only. However, thosewishing to submit written testimonyfor the hearing record may do so bysending it to the Committee on Energyand Natural Resources, United StatesSenate, Washington, D.C. 205106150, orby e-mail to [email protected].

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I am Donald Lynn Lamb, a naturalizad Panamanian Citizen, male, single, withPanamanian ldentification Number

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I do hereby attest that 1 am at present the Legal Representative of the private New YorkCompany called the :

PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.

Registered in the Panama Public Registry in Ficha S .E . 942, Document 42417 inconformity with Certificado Number 769760 dated May 20, 2008 .

I attest that we have recorded in the Live Birth Records of the Panama RailroadCompany the following Live Birth .

THEPANAMA CANAL"HEALTH DEPARTMENT

CERTIFICATE OF LIVE BIRTHBorn in the City of Colon, Rep ublic of Panama,

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ource: 5 Nov 2010 posting at http://puzo1.blogspot.com/2010/11/members-of-congress-memo-what-to-tell.html


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Source: 5 Nov 2010 posting at http://puzo1.blogspot.com/2010/11/members-of-congress-memo-what-to-tell.html


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