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In one of the 97th Congress's final acts, the US House renamed a couple of pieces of federal real estate to honor two Republican congressmen who lost their bids for reelection. The congressmen: Don Clausen of California and Paul Findley of Illinois. Clausen served 19 years, Findley 22. Clausen's name will appear over a fish hatchery at Warm Springs Dam, Calif.
Findley's graces the federal building in Springfield, Ill.m
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