Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 61, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 24, 1977 Page: 7 of 42
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By Martha Angle and Robert Walters
WASHINGTON (NEA — It is an article of faith in any
government based on laws and not men that there is no such
thing as the indispensable person
Perhaps there isn’t But Lawrence N Woodworth, a man
most Americans never even heard of came pretty close
Larry Woodworth who died Dec 7 following a stroke was
in charge of drafting President Carter s tax program On the
organization charts, he was listed as the assistant secretary ol
Treasury for tax policy
Since assistant secretaries of cabinet departments are a
dime a dozen, the title says nothing about his significance
Nor does it really help to add that Woodworth previously
logged more than 30 years on the staff of the congressional
Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation There have
been other Capitol Hill aides with equal longevity
But Woodworth had no peer in this city Quite simply, he
knew more about the federal tax code than anyone else in the
world Not just what was in it, but who put it there — and why
During his long years on Capitol Hill he was the crucial link
between the staff and members of the House Ways and Means
Committee and their counterparts of the Senate Finance Com-
mittee
He was nobody s man. not Senate Finance Chairman Russell
Long's or Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman He worked
with both, and with every other member of Congress who
wanted to learn about tax policy, but he worked for the publi-
— not for the politicians
He was not a political man, in the accepted sense ol the
phrase, but he understood the art of politics better than almost
anyone Time and again, he pointed the way out of impasses
that developed between the House and Senate committees,
providing just the right language, the right concept to break a
deadlock
Woodworth was trusted implicitly by all who worked with
him, and even though his elected bosses often had sharply con
flicting viewpoints, he never betrayed a confidence and he
never took sides
Woodworth, with his specialized tax expertise and intimate
knowledge of Capitol Hill s power structure, could have made
a fortune in the private sector He chose to remain in public-
service instead
When Carter became president. Long and Ullman went to
him and virtually insisted that W oodworth he named to the top
tax policy post at the Treasury Department Carter quickly
complied, and it may have been his wisest appointment
All year long. Woodworth labored quietly but effectively to
help the "outsider" president understand and master the
mysteries of "insider" politics on Capitol Hill
lu typical fashion, he gained the president’s respect and con
fidence without ever losing his special status with Long and
Ullman. He was the honest broker, as always, and his advice
was heeded
It was Woodworth, as much as anyone, who persuaded
Carter to back off from his plan to send a massive tax reform
bill to Congress next year, and to settle instead for a tax
reduction with only modest reform trimmings
Woodworth understood, as Carter originally did not that
Congress was rapidly developing indigestion from a surfeit of
presidential programs, and that it could not swallow anything
quite so filling as a big tax reform bill in an election year
His death at age 59. will greatly complicate the ad-
ministration's efforts to push its programs through Congress
We can get another technician, and we can find someone
else to work with the Hill, but there is no one who combines all
of Larry’s experience, knowledge and contacts He is simply
irreplaceable," said one Treasury Department colleague
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processing [riant at the time
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Deason, Gene. Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 78, No. 61, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 24, 1977, newspaper, December 24, 1977; Brownwood, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1573190/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Brownwood Public Library.