mr CARL MOYER — Lobbyist Profile | Poliscope

mr CARL MOYER

Reported covered position: N/A

Filings

Clients

Firms

Years active

1999–2007

Associated filing income

$1,039,416

How to read the money

Income and expense are whole-filing amounts associated with this lobbyist, not personal compensation or an allocated share.

Clients represented

Client	Filings	Years
TIMKEN US CORPORATION	12	1999–2007
TIMKEN COMPANY	11	1999–2007
R-CALF (RANCHERS-CATTLEMEN LEGAL ACTION FUND)	10	2000–2007
GATES CORPORATION	8	1999–2007
FLORAL TRADE COUNCIL	5	2000–2003

Lobbying firms

Firm	Filings	Years
STEWART AND STEWART	46	1999–2007

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

No topic inference: each bill number appears in source LDA issue text assigned to this lobbyist.

H.R. 4672

To extend the temporary suspension of duty on Acid Blue 80.

Client: GATES CORPORATION · Firm: STEWART AND STEWART

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Cited source text

HR 4672 Idle Reduction Tax Credit Act of 2007

H.R. 4672

To extend the temporary suspension of duty on Acid Blue 80.

Client: GATES CORPORATION · Firm: STEWART AND STEWART

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Cited source text

HR 4672 Idle Reduction Tax Credit Act of 2007; General energy efficiency technology issues

Original LDA source filings (46)

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R-CALF (RANCHERS-CATTLEMEN LEGAL ACTION FUND) via STEWART AND STEWART

2007 · mid_year · MM

Firm income: $20,000Client expense: —Open original LDA filing ↗

Assigned issues and filing targets (2 issues)

AGR

Agriculture

Country of Origin Labeling; competition policy reform to seek more effective relief for domestic industry; changes in grading regulations; farm bill; GIPSA

TRD

Trade (domestic/foreign)

Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset Act of 2000; trade law reform, specifically antidumping and countervailing duty laws, to seek more effective relief; subsides; WTO Doha Round; trade negotiation advocacy, specifically presenting positions of U.S. industry with regard to ongoing talks; US-Peru FTA; US-Colombia FTA; US-Oman FTA; US-Korea FTA; US-Panama FTA; export market access issues; China currency see next page

Source: Senate LDA