J SULLIVAN — Lobbyist Profile | Poliscope

J SULLIVAN

Reported covered position: N/A

Filings

Clients

Firms

Years active

1999–2001

Associated filing income

$40,000

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Clients represented

Client	Filings	Years
OFFICEMAX	3	1999–2001

Lobbying firms

Firm	Filings	Years
OFFICEMAX	3	1999–2001

Bills explicitly cited in this lobbyist’s assigned issues (2)

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H.R. 2217

Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2002

Client: OFFICEMAX · Firm: OFFICEMAX

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Cited source text

H.R. 2217, Interior Appropriations Bill, all provisions relating to funding for management of natural resources. General discussion of natural resource issues including the Interior Appropriations Bill, timber availability and mill closures in Idaho, and ecoterrorist legislation.

H.R. 2217

Department of the Interior and Related Agencies Appropriations Act, 2002

Client: OFFICEMAX · Firm: OFFICEMAX

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Original LDA source filings (3)

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OFFICEMAX via OFFICEMAX

2001 · year_end · YY

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Assigned issues and filing targets (3 issues)

NAT

Natural Resources

H.R. 2217, Interior Appropriations Bill, all provisions relating to funding for management of natural resources. General discussion of natural resource issues including the Interior Appropriations Bill, timber availability and mill closures in Idaho, and ecoterrorist legislation.

ENV

Environment/Superfund

H.R. 2217, Interior Appropriations Bill, all provisions relating to funding for environmental management. General discussion of environmental matters including ecoterrorist legislation, EPA redesignation of air attainment area in Wallula, Washington, the Interior Appropriations Bill, and lumber mill closures in Idaho.

Source: Senate LDA