Not long thereafter she took her first congressional job with Representative William S. Mailliard of California. working in both his San Francisco and Washington offices. In that capacity she shared administrative responsibilities In supervising the staff and in responding to the needs. requests. and views of constituents. She also served as a caseworker with specific expertise in immigration. Social Security. the Vietnam war. housing. and contracting problems. In 1972. she became the assistant minority clerk for the Committee on Merchant Marine and Fisheries where. in addition to her office and clerical duties. she did a substantial amount of legislative research.
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