Almost all of the 150 names in NameBase from the Bulletin are from one edition titled "The Democracy Offensive" (No.18, Fall 1989). This lists a number of conservative groups, and names the people behind them, that were engaged in Central American lobbying. Some of the names became household words during the Iran-contra hearings, but most are still obscure by major media standards. The money for this massive campaign was a peculiar mix of private donations and funds appropriated by Congress.
The Inter-Hemispheric Education Resource Center, founded in 1979, is
a nonprofit research and policy institute with a full-time staff of five.
The Resource Center specializes in Central American development issues and
U.S. policy. They also track the many private and quasi-private organizations
and religious groups, as well as the interlocking network of conservative
personalities behind them, that emerged in the U.S. during the Reagan years.
Write them for their publication list.
Extract the names from this source