SENATOR DIANNE FEINSTEIN

ELECTED OFFICE

     *    United States Senator
          November 4, 1992-present

     *    Democratic Nominee and Candidate for Governor of
          California, 1990

     *    Mayor of San Francisco
          December 4, 1978 to January 8, 1988

     *    President, Board of Supervisors
          1970-1971, 1974-1975, 1978

     *    Member, Board of Supervisors
          1970-78

APPOINTMENTS

     *    United States Conference of Mayors,
               -Executive Committee, 1983-1988
               -Urban Economic Policy Committee, 1981-1988
               (Chair, 1985-88)
               -Chair, Task Force on AIDS, 1983-1988
               -Task Force on Hunger and Homelessness, 1983-1988

     *    Member, Trilateral Commission, 1988

     *    Director, Bank of California, 1988-1989

     *    Co-Chair, San Francisco Education Fund's Permanent Fund,
          1988-1989

     *    President, Japan Society of Northern California,
          1988-1989

     *    Participant, Bildberg Foreign Policy Conference, Baden,
          Germany, June, 1991

PERSONAL DATA

Born:          June 22, 1933

Education:     S.F. public schools, Kindergarten through 8th grade
               -Convent of the Sacred Heart High School; graduated
               1951
               -Stanford University, B.A. in History; student body
               vice president; graduated 1955

Fellowship:    CORO foundation, Public Affairs, 1955-1956
               Member, California Women's Board of Terms and
               Parole, 1960-1966
               Member, Mayor's Committee on Crime, San Francisco
               Chair, San Francisco Committee on Adult Detention

Married:       January 20, 1980 to Richard C. Blum, investment
               banker and managing partner of Richard C. Blum &
               Associates.
               Widow of Dr. Bertram Feinstein, Director,
               Neurological Institute, Mt. Zion Hospital and
               Medical Center.
               Mother of Katherine Feinstein Mariano, formerly an
               Assistant District Attorney in San Francisco,
               presently an attorney in private practice in San
               Francisco.
               Step-mother to Heidi, Annette, and Eileen Blum.
               Grandmother of Eileen Feinstein Mariano, born
               September 18, 1992 to Katherine and Rick Mariano.

SPECIAL AWARDS

     1988      Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters, University of
               San Francisco
               President's Medal, University of California, San
               Francisco
               CORO Investment in Leadership Award Honoree
               President's Award, St. Ignatius High School, San
               Francisco

     1987      Community Service Award Honoree for Public Service,
               American Jewish Congress
               "All Pro Management Team Award" for #1 Mayor, City
               & State Magazine
               Silver Spur Award for Outstanding Public Service -
               San Francisco
               Planning and Urban Renewal Association
               U.S. Navy's Distinguished Civilian Award
               Episcopal Church's Award for Service
               Paulist Fathers Award

     1986      U.S. Army's Commander's Award for Public Service
               Brotherhood/Sisterhood Award, National Conference
               of Christians and Jews

     1985      Honorary Doctorate of Law, Mills College

     1984      French Legion d'Honneur, bestowed by President
               Mitterand
               Los Angeles Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith's
               Distinguished Public Service Award

     1983      Honorary Doctorate of Law, Antioch University

     1981      Honorary Doctorate of Public Administration,
               University of Manila
               Honorary Doctorate of Public Service, University of
               Santa Clara
               SCOPUS Award, Outstanding Public Service, American
               Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem

     1979      CORO Public Service Award, CORO Foundation

     1977      Honorary Law Degree, Golden Gate University

     1970      Achievement Award, Business and Professional
               Women's Club Distinguished Woman Award, San
               Francisco Examiner