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THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. GEORGE V MCGOWAN
SUBJECT: URGES GOVERNOR SUNUNU. TO ACCEPT AN INVITATION-
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BALTIMORE
GAS AND
ELECTRIC
CHARLES CENTER P.O. BOX 1475 . BALTIMORE. MARYLAND 21203
GEORGE V. MCGOWAN
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
April 5, 1990
(301) 234-5658
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Office of the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
It will be an honor for us if you are able to
accept the invitation you recently received from Jack Bowen
to address the United States Energy Association Annual
Meeting on May 16, 1990. I am currently Chairman of the
USEA, and I know our members are eager to have you be a part
of our event, and will be extremely interested in your
remarks. We understand the demands on your schedule, but
feel that your insight into energy issues is invaluable.
As you know, USEA serves as the United States
Member Committee of the World Energy Council. We expect a
sizeable number of attendees from other WEC countries and
they, of course, will be equally interested in your
perspective on energy.
I hope you can accept our invitation.
ID# 130757
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. PATRICK B. MCGUIGAN
SUBJECT: ENCLOSES AN ARTICLE BY PAT BUCHANAN, WHICH HE
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ID# 130827
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 09, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: DR. ERIC S. MONDSCHEIN
SUBJECT: FORWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL TREATY ON DEFOREST-
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SOVIET UNION AND THE UNITED STATES; REQUESTS
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DR. ERIC S. MONDSCHEIN
Director, Law, Youth &
Citizenship Program
New York State Bar Association
DR. WAYNE P. KUNZ
Assistant Director
One Elk Street
Albany, New York 12207
518-474-1460
April 4, 1990
Governor John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Students from the Antwerp International School
(Belgium); Moscow School #1129 (Soviet Union); and Northport
High School (New York) have been working together for the
past year to draft the enclosed international treaty on
deforestation. This project has been developed under the
auspices of the New York State Bar Association's Law, Youth
and Citizenship Program. The students first met in
Antwerpen, Belgium in May 1989 to select a treaty topic and
develop a workplan. The students selected deforestation as
the subject for the treaty project. The purpose of the
treaty is to "encourage reforestation around the globe and
to discourage the deforestation of the world." The students
met for a second planning meeting in New York during the
fall of 1989 to develop strategy and outline the provisions
of the treaty. The students have worked together by
dividing up the research and writing tasks, they also have
taken advantage of modern technology by faxing their drafts
and using computer electronic mail to correspond.
The treaty has been drafted by the students applying
all of the standards and theories of international law. It
invites all nations of the world to "
save the world
for future generations. " The students will present the
treaty before members of the International Court of Justice
and officers of the United Nations at The Peace Palace, in
The Hague, Netherlands on April 20, 1990.
NYSBA
Governor John H. Sununu
April 4, 1990
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As someone who is committed to education and the
environment, we wanted you to know what our young people are
doing. So much is said about what is wrong with education
and teenagers today; however, these students demonstrated
through their commitment to working together on a
significant issue, that the future may be brighter than we
thought. I know your time is precious but if your schedule
would permit, I am sure the students would appreciate a few
words of encouragement or a critique of their proposed
treaty from you.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to
contact me.
Sincerely,
Eric Mondichen
Eric S. Mondschein
Enc.
ID 130122
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 05, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: DR. NICHOLAS J. MAURO
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO A SPEECH AT DOWLING. COLLEGE
BEING GIVEN BY DR. W. EDWARDS DEMING ON MAY
14 90 IN OAKDALE, N. Y.
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DOWLING
COLLEGE
OFFICE OF GRADUATE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
The Personal College
April 2, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to President Bush
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John,
Thank you for your note of March 13, 1990 regarding my suggestion
to attach a Deming education package to the aid earmarked for
Panama. You might consider the same type of package for the aid
currently being designed for Nicaragua's new government and
Eastern Europe. On the other hand, that is not what this note is
really about.
As you may recall, approximately one year ago Dr. Charles
Rudiger, Dowling's Dean of Business was kind enough to arrange
for me to attend New York University's Graduate School of
Business as a visiting faculty member to study under Dr. W.
Edwards Deming, the quality guru. In addition, LIBNs was kind
enough to publish the attached two articles. Interestingly
enough, these two events have given birth to what seems to be a
genuine friendship between Dr. Deming and myself.
Sometimes little relationships of this nature have no meaning,
and sometimes they lead to very significant outcomes. In this
case, Dowling students, faculty, and the Long Island Community
will be beneficiaries. On the morning of May 14th, Dr. Deming
will be visiting Dowling as a guest speaker. Dowling's Provost,
Dr. Albert Donor, and I have been working on the details. I am
uncertain whether you would be interested in attending an event
of this nature or if your schedule will permit. However, if there
is interest, I would be pleased to make arrangements for you,
since the event will be by invitation only. An occasion that
would bring you and Dr. Deming together could very well be looked
upon as the preliminary step for President Bush joining us for
next year's commencement ceremonies at Dowling College.
In any event, I thought that in view of my Caribbean suggestions,
you might be interested in being present on May 14th. Be well and
I look forward to hearing from you in the not too distant future.
Sincerely,
nic
Nicholas J. Mauro, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Management
212-931-9029
516-244-3163
Oakdale. Long Island, New York 11769-1999
(516) 589-6100 (212) 466-3668
ID# 130154
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 05, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JOHN J. MOTLEY III
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO REVIEW AND ADD
CLARIFYING AMENDMENTS TO THE AMERICANS WITH
DISABILITIES ACT
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NFIB
National Federation of
Independent Business
April 2, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Governor Sununu:
The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) will create a legal
nightmare for small business owners if it is enacted without significantly
tightening its language.
Small business owners do not intentionally discriminate against the
disabled. However, the ambiguous language in the bill and the unknown
price tag could realistically result in a parade of attorneys seeking to profit
through expensive lawsuits against small employers.
If a disabled customer or visitor believes discrimination may have
taken place, the only remedy available under the ADA bill is a lawsuit to
correct the problem. No administrative remedy exists in cases involving
customers, clients, or visitors. Of course, a lawsuit means legal fees --
legal fees in amounts that could seriously harm the economic viability of a
small business even if the business owner eventually prevails.
At a recent meeting before the American Bar Association, ADA legal
expert, Thomas Barnard, of the firm Duvin, Cahn and Barnard
commented with regard to enactment of the ADA, "we can expect 10 to 20
years of very serious litigation ahead of us."
The major reasons why this legislation will create such serious
litigation problems include the following:
1. Significant disagreement over the meaning of the terms
"reasonable accommodation" and "undue hardship".
2. Anticipatory discrimination suits by the disabled.
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3. An unclear understanding of who is "disabled".
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4. A vague and inclusive definition of a "disability".
Terms such as "readily achievable" and "undue hardship" are
unnecessarily ambiguous. "Readily achievable" is defined as "easily
accomplishable and able to be carried out without much difficulty or
expense". Clearly, since this has never been used in civil
rights laws before, trial attorneys will have a field day testing what it
actually means in court.
The Guardian of
Small Business
"Undue hardship" is defined as "an action requiring significant
difficulty or expense". While some individual case law exists with respect
to "undue hardship" in large businesses, universities, and state
governments, no case law exists for small businesses. When the
proponents of the bill were asked to define what they believed this phrase
meant, they indicated that even the worth of a job would not necessarily
constitute an "undue hardship".
The ADA bill also allows a disabled customer to sue a store owner if
the customer believes he or she is "about to be discriminated against." A
business owner cannot even begin to fight an accusation based on
anticipatory discrimination, especially if the statute and/or its
accompanying reports do not contain a list of the disabilities covered.
The term "reasonable accommodation" may include job restructuring,
modified work schedules, reassignment, and acquisition of equipment or
devices. Again, very little case law exists concerning what the
requirements for smaller businesses will actually be under the "reasonable
accommodation" standard. Thomas Barnard, the ADA legal expert quoted
above, states that the greatest legal controversies in the ADA will involve
the reasonable accommodation requirement for the disabled. He believes
that this provision will most likely require employers to go further than
the current requirements of the Rehabilitation Act.
The 1974 Rehabilitation Act defines a "disability" as "a physical or
mental impairment substantially limiting one or more major life activity".
Proponents of the bill say that this is intended to cover some 900 types of
disabilities. However, no list of disabilities exists for an employer to use to
comply with the law. Proponents argue that it is impossible to list the
covered disabilities, but without a list, a business owner will have no idea
what may or may not be covered until it is necessary to go to court.
The lack of precision in the definition of a "disability" in the 1974
Rehabilitation Act has resulted in a confused body of case law in which the
courts have been forced to determine which conditions, diseases, and
behavioral patterns are disabilities protected by the Act on a case-by-case
basis. One case was brought in which a woman claimed a disability
because she was dependent upon her dog. While the woman did not
prevail, her case is illustrative of the types of "disabilities" individuals may
attempt to bring under the ADA bill.
It is simply unfair to expect individual business owners to know which
disabilities are covered and therefore must be accommodated. Business
owners will never know if they have guessed right or wrong until a
complaint is filed, crushing legal fees have been paid and a decision is
rendered. The combination of allowing anticipatory suits and not
providing any guidance on which disabilities are covered under ADA
creates a classic "Catch 22" situation for small business owners.
Governor Sununu, NFIB urges and encourages you to review the
vague language used in the ADA bill and then move to prevent a legal
nightmare from occurring for small business owners across the country.
Without inclusion of important clarifying amendments, NFIB will be
forced to oppose the ADA because of the far-reaching adverse
consequences this legislation will have on the more than 500,000 NFIB
small business owners across the country.
Sincerely,
John III
Vice President
Federal Governmental Relations
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ID# 130575
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 06, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE ROBERT A. MOSBACHER
SUBJECT: COMMENTS ON AND SHARES HIS SUPPORT OF THE
NATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL UNITVERSITY (NTU)
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
Washington, D.C. 20230
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
APR 05 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John,
I understand that Mrs. Sununu and you are to be the guests
of honor at the fifth anniversary celebration of the National
Technological University (NTU), to be held at the Great Hall of
the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of
Engineering on April 5, 1990.
The Department of Commerce has long regarded the NTU as one
of the more innovative solutions to the problem of enhancing our
national training in science and engineering. As you well know,
this goes to the heart of the Nation's industrial competitive-
ness, especially in vital high-tech areas.
The Federal Government has played a crucial role in NTU's
establishment and development. Two Commerce Department agencies
have extended financial assistance to NTU. Over the past five
years, about $2.4 million in grants has been awarded by the
National Telecommunications and Information Administration for
the purchase of equipment -- for the most part satellite uplink
earth stations -- and satellite transponder time. NTU has also
received a $100,000 grant from the Economic Development
Administration, under that agency's University Center program.
This award will allow NTU to deliver interactive technical
assistance programs on technology transfer for federal
laboratories and business entrepreneurs at or near their work
sites.
NTU, a consortium of 29 colleges of engineering, is now a
$11.4 million-a-year operation offering Master of Science degrees
in seven technical disciplines. Over 700 persons are enrolled as
Masters degree candidates and more than 550 courses are offered.
It transmits its programming via satellite to 242 corporate and
government research sites nationally.
I share in your support of NTU, with its successful melding
of the potential of satellite communications with education.
Sincerely,
Br?
Robert A. Mosbacher
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29 March 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu
I thought you would be interested in the enclosed Issue
Bulletin on child-care legislation. The paper sets forth the
differences between the Stenholm/Shaw bill and the Hawkins/Downey
proposal. The paper notes that the "Hawkins/Downey approach
reflects the belief that social service bureaucrats, not parents,
should choose how children are raised."
In view of the clear public support for the Stenholm/Shaw
bill, the authors of the Hawkins/Downey bill have made cosmetic
alterations in their legislation to create the appearance that it
offers a degree of choice. In fact, the new Hawkins/Downey bill
represents another step toward bloated bureaucracy and the
erosion of states' authority. Stenholm/Shaw, on the other hand,
guarantees to parents the right to freely choose from among a
wide variety of child care alternatives, including institutions
which include religious activities in their programs.
Feel free to distribute this paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact my office if you have any
questions regarding this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely,
Dave Moor
David M. Mason
Director
Executive Branch Liaison
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
Herbert B. Berkowitz, Vice President
M.D. B. Carlisle, Vice President
Charles L. Heatherly, Vice President
Peter E.S. Pover, Vice President
Terrence Scanlon, Vice President and Treasurer
Bernard Lomas, Counselor
Board of Trustees
David R. Brown, M.D.
Hon. Shelby Cullom Davis, Chairman
J. William Middendorf, II
Joseph Coors
Robert H. Krieble, Ph.D., Vice Chairman
Thomas A. Roe
Midge Decter
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Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
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Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the United States Institute of Peace, I
am pleased to enclose the second Biennial Report of the United States
Institute of Peace, covering fiscal years 1988 and 1989. The report was
prepared in compliance with section 1712 of the United States Institute of
Peace Act, which directs that the Chairman of the Institute's Board of
Directors provide the President and the Congress a report detailing the
Institute's progress over the preceding two years and that the report, along
with comments and recommendations of appropriate agencies of the United
States Government, be the basis for oversight hearings by Senate and
House Committees.
The Institute enters its fifth year of activity during a period of historic and
hopeful worldwide change. Our programs and management are strong, and
we are squarely focused on the increasingly important and timely
objectives for which the Institute was established: the extension and
application of skills and knowledge about structuring and keeping peace
among the nations and peoples of the world.
Sincerely yours,
John Norton Moore
John Norton Moore
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to promote peaceful resolution of international conflicts.
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OFFICERS AND BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Anthony J.I. O'Reilly, Chairman. GMA
Charman/President. H.J. Heinz Company
William D. Smithburg. Vice Chairman, GMA
Chairman, The Quaker Outs Company
C. Manly Molpus
Chief Executive Officer. GMA
Harnish Maxwell. Treasurer, GMA
Charman, Philip Morris Companies Inc.
D. Wavne Calloway, Secretary. GMA
Chairman. PepsiCo. Inc.
Edwin i.. Artzi. Chairman
The Procer & Gamble Company
H B. Atwater. Jr., Chairman
General Mills. Inc.
March 23, 1990
Roger J. Baccigaluppi. President
Blue Diamond Growers
Everent N. Baldwin. President
Weich $
The Honorable
James M Biggar. Charman/President
Nestle Enterprises, Inc.
John Sununu
Juhn H Bryan, Chairman
Sara Lee Corporation
Chief of Staff
August A. Busch III. Charman/President
The White House
Anbenser-Busch Companies. Inc.
N. Dominic Cadnury. Group Chief Executive
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Cadbury Schweppes. ple
Dr. Throdore Cooper. Chairman
Washington, D.C. 20500
Upwhn Company
James W. Cozad. Chairman
Whitman Corporation
Dear Governor Sununu:
James R Lisener. Chairman
CPC International Lac
Loois V. Gerstner, Jr., Chairman
RJR Nabisco, inc.
The February 7, 1990 announcement by the Department of
Brenton: S Halsey, Chairman
Health and Human Services opening the door to the fifty states
James River Corporation
Charles M Harper. Chairman
to require different diet and health information on food labels
ConAgra. Inc.
would result in widespread consumer confusion, loss of
Nelson G. Harris. President
Testy Baking Company
credibility for the Food and Drug Administration, increase
Klaus J. Jacobs. Chairman
Jacobs Suchard AG
unnecessarily the cost of food and impede international trade.
Pavid w lohnson, President
Camptiell Soup Company
Only the federal government can equally protect all 250 million
Sir Hector Lang, Chairman
consumers.
United Biscons (Holdings)
William E LaMorhe. Chairman
Neth HS Company
Indeed, a national food label is the only way to insure a level
Philip E. appinent. Chairman
Seon Paper Company
competitive playing field for products manufactured in one state
Reuben Mark. Chairman President
Corgate-Palmolive Company
and sold throughout the country. The 1983 report of the
for A. Martin. Chief Executive Officer
US Operations ind Director
Presidential Task Force on Regulatory Reform, authored by
Grand Metropoinan PLC
then Vice-President George Bush, underscores this very
Charles P McCernick. Is Chairman
McConnick is Perspany, Inc.
point--food and drugs should be regulated at the federal level.
David McDonald, Pre-ident
Curriee Burns Foods. Inc.
Prodence B. Rent-chler, President
At a time when our government is seeking a harmonized global
beatrice Company
Robert E Rich. Jr President
marketplace, it is wrong to permit the 50 states to
Fah Products Corporation
"Cal 11 Smucker. Charrman of
independently label the approximately 20,000 food products
The Executive Committee
which are typically sold throughout our country. In fact, your
The J. M. Smucker Company
W.W Sprague is President
food safety plan wisely embraces the need for uniform pesticide
Savannah Poods a Industries, Inc.
John R. Statterd. harman
residues. A national food label regulation deserves your
American Heme Products Corporation
support as well.
William P. Stritz. Chairman/President
Barston Purma Company
Mams Tabakshiat Charman
Uniever United States
John 11. Teets. harman President
T: Greybound Corporation
R.J Ventres. botrian
orden. Inc
CR Weaver Chairman
The Closex Company
Peter N1 Widerrigton Chairman
: CO Labatt brand
William Writer President
Am Weigley It Company
Richard \ /.. Chairman
Hershey boods Corporation
Governor Sununu
March 23, 1990
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As representatives of the companies which manufacture food products, we
want to underscore with you our profound concern about this policy. We
respectfully, but strongly, urge you to review this matter. We would
welcome the opportunity to meet with you, or the appropriate member of
your staff, to discuss this vitally important subject.
Sincerely,
Mangmofus
C. Manly Molpus
Chief Executive Officer, GMA
Anthony J.F. O'Reilly
Chairman, GMA
Chairman/President, H.J. Heinz Company
William D. Smithburg
Vice Chairman, GMA
Chairman, The Quaker Oats Company
Hamish Maxwell, Treasurer, GMA
Chairman, Philip Morris Companies Inc.
D. Wayne Calloway, Secretary, GMA
Chairman, PepsiCo, Inc.
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March 30, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
I am writing to inform you of a major Earth Day event in which you may be
interested in participating. As you are well aware, the President, with whom I
have been closely associated for more than 15 years, has committed his
Administration to the task of removing pollution from the air, land, and
water of our great country. He has also asked each member of his cabinet and
staff to take part in activities in support of that commitment.
On April 19, the 1990 National Environmental Achievement Awards will be
celebrated in Washington, DC. On behalf of the Board of Directors of Renew
America, a national environmental group working in cooperation with 22
leading environmental organizations, I would like to cordially invite you to
an evening reception honoring the winners of the first annual "Searching for
Success" program.
Enclosed is a complimentary invitation for two "passports" from Tina
Hobson, Renew America's Executive Director for your review. I sincerely
hope you will plan to attend the Embassy receptions of your choice. As you
will see, there is something we all can do to help out. Your attendance on
April 19 would help to make a significant impact.
Thank you for your time and consideration.
Sincerely Yours,
tan Admiral Daniel J. mm Murphy, USN (Ret.)
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HAROLD F. MARTIN
April 16, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Today I mailed a letter to President Bush regarding serveral
concerns which I wanted to call to his attention. This
letter is from one first baseman to another!
Would you do me the favor of "arranging" for the President
to read my letter?
Thank you kindly, John, for this favor.
Sincerely,
Honold
Harold F. Martin
HFM/ah
Member S.I.P.C. and N.A.S.D.
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THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
UNITED AMERICA
Washington, D.C. 20230
STATES OF
April 19, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
West Wing, First Floor
Washington, DC 20500
Dear John,
In a speech to the Sixth National Space Symposium last week, the Vice President
gave strong support for the use of space to help assure our economic well-being. I
followed him with remarks that elaborated on that theme, and urged our government
and private sectors to make the most of our participation in a new space race
-- this time for commercial superiority in space. A copy of that talk is attached, for
your information.
We at Commerce are working with the Vice President on a review of our commercial
space policies through the National Space Council -- and appreciate the top-level
attention these matters now are receiving!
Good Luck!
God Bless!
Sincerely,
Som
Thomas J. Murrin
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Admiral James Watkins
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Roger Milliken
Chairman
April 17, 1990
Chief Executive Officer
The Honorable John Sununu
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Governor:
It was a pleasure to shake hands with you and have a brief talk at
the Gridiron Dinner.
You seemed surprised at the distress occurring in the textile in-
dustry because of the enormous increase in imports that is taking place.
I am attaching a copy of a recent report from the Greenville, South Caro-
lina, paper, including a U. S. Commerce Department Census Bureau report on
profits, which shows how very serious this situation is.
These figures represent the fourth quarter situation but the first
quarter is even worse, and this will be coming out in the papers over the
next few weeks.
The manufacturing infrastructure of the United States in which
textiles and apparel play a key role--employing, as they do, 2 million
people--is in deep distress due to government supported, pushed, and fi-
nanced exports, mostly from the Far East. It is a serious situation for
the future, and I take advantage of our short discussion to pass this in-
formation along to you.
That was an absolutely outstanding talk you made the other night at
the dinner celebrating five years of NTU. I really enjoyed it.
Kind regards,
Rage Roger Milliken
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Date 4:20pm 4/20
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LYNN MARTIN
FOR U.S. SENATE
April 19, 1990
Honorable John Sununu
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
Looks like we may not be able to talk until next week, so I'm
sending this note as an interim step in my fundraising quest.
I am enclosing a draft of the letter we wish to mail over the
President's signature in Illinois. The hope we harbor is that it
can receive approval within a week. I know there are levels of
approval, John, but I'm hoping you can get expedited consideration.
The other item of concern is that my staff is being told that
the letter will go only to the President's list in Illinois. Either
my memory has failed completely or the message got lost somewhere in
transmittal to your staff. I honestly believe that on two occasions
you behalf. and the President told me that he would mail nationally on my
John, the campaign has just reached the $3 million mark. Ailes
says he has to have at least $4.5 million and that means we need to
get to $7.5 million at a minimum. Consequently, I really do need
that national mailing as soon as possible to maximize its
effectiveness before November. Can you help resolve the
miscommunication?
Thank you again for all your help, John. I know you are being
besieged on all fronts for special consideration and I can
understand the staff wish to protect you and the President.
I hope you and I can talk on Tuesday, the 24th. Thanks again,
John.
Lynn LYMN MARTIN
Sincerely,
Member of Congress
Lynn Martin for Senate
9575 W. Higgins Road
Rosemont, IL 60018
708-518-0900
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April 18, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I gather there is some internal deliberation as to the
role the Postal Service will play in international postal
affairs. A decision on this issue is vitally important.
At present, there is some controversy over the Postal
Service -- whether it should be "demonopolized" and even
privatized. My own view (see enclosed piece) is that the
answers to both questions are in the affirmative.
But even if the Postal Service remains "as is", it
seems to me highly undesirable to have it in charge of the
U.S. Government's policies toward international postal
matters. Competition (from express carriers and others)
is breaking out in this industry -- to the great benefit
of consumers. But, predictably, the world's government-
owned postal monopolies are doing everything they can to
suppress that competition.
In order to resist further cartelization of
international postal service, I think it essential that
the U.S. Government's leadership on this issue be passed
from the Postal Service to the Executive Branch of
Government.
Sincerely yours,
James C. Miller III
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE BOB MCEWEN
SUBJECT: ENCLOSES AN INVITATION TO GOVERNOR SUNUNU TO
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ANNUAL FUND-RAISING DINNER ON MAY 25 OR 26 90
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CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES
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BoB McEwEN
OHIO
April 17, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Jahn Sununu:
Please find enclosed a copy of the invitation
from Mr. Alex Arshinkoff, Chairman, Summit County,
Ohio, Republican Executive Committee for you to be
the guest speaker at their annual fund-raising
dinner to be held Friday, May25th or Saturday, May
26th at the Quaker Square Hilton Hotel in Akron,
Ohio.
If there is anything I can do to facilitate
your visit, please do not hesitate to call upon me.
Thank you again for any consideration of this
request.
With warmest personal regards,
Sincerely,
for MCEWEN
Congress
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Dear Governor,
In a few weeks Bantam will publish what we expect will be an
important contribution to the current noise about our economic future.
Charles R. Morris' THE COMING GLOBAL BOOM, which is a considerable
expansion of a cover article that appeared in The Atlantic Monthly last
fall, is neither another crystal-ball gazer nor - despite its subtitle -
a get-rich-quick, "how to" manual. It is a deeply thoughtful, elegantly
argued corrective to much current, "bearish" thinking about how to take
America into the global economy, an analysis and prospectus for
clear-headed, appropriate thinking with a view toward sustaining our
economic growth into the next century.
Although the book is pitched primarily at the general reader. :
expect it to be of considerable interest to sophisticated thinkers such
as yourself.
I'm very pleased to send you this advance copy, and would
appreciate, of course, hearing about whatever attention you can give to
the book.
Sincerely yours,
Charles Michener
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
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Dear Governor Sununu:
On behalf of the futures industry, please accept my gratitude for taking the
time from your busy schedule to listen to our point of view in matters relating
to current jurisdictional issues. Although we provided some general expla-
nations about our concerns, in the next couple of days we will also offer a
response to your specific question as to what we fear from a regulatory switch
to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Allow me, however, to take this opportunity to personally respond to this
query in a rather subjective manner. As you probably know, I had something
to do with the introduction of financial futures back in the 1970s, as well as
their subsequent global acceptance as a financial risk management tool. To
me, therefore, the answer to your question seems self-evident. It is similar
to asking someone who has been under the care of the same doctor for many
years -- and is, relatively speaking, in good health -- why he resists changing
to a new doctor. Why should he change? Has someone proved that the
original doctor is no longer capable of carrying out his duties? What proof is
there that the new doctor would be as good as the first?
Of course, such concerns beg the question, "does it matter whether the patient
remains in good health?" To that, I believe the answer should be an
unequivocal yes. Financial futures have been an economic engine of some note
during the last two decades, one that has helped the United States maintain
its preeminent status as a financial marketplace. Indeed, Merton Miller,
Professor of Finance at the University of Chicago, named financial futures as
"the most significant financial innovation of the last twenty years."
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Moreover, the answer to this question can best be found in the testimony of
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan before the U.S. House Subcommittee on
Telecommunications and Finance of the Committee on Energy and Commerce,
May 19, 1988:
What many critics of equity derivatives fail to recognize is that
the markets for these instruments have become so large not
because of slick sales campaigns but because they are providing
economic value to their users. By enabling pension funds and
other institutional users to hedge and adjust positions quickly
and inexpensively, these instruments have come to play an
important role in portfolio management. The history of futures
and options provides numerous examples of contracts that did not
provide much economic value and consequently failed
Thus, trading in baskets of stocks representing indexes has
been found to be a cost-effective means of achieving available
returns on stock portfolios.
In this context, it is not surprising that institutional investors
have come to rely heavily on index products in futures and
options markets as a relatively low-cost means of adjusting their
positions and as hedging devices
Thus, if one accepts the premise that the health of financial futures and its
equity derivatives are of economic importance to this nation, then I believe
it is fair to ask why a change in regulators is necessary. To date, there have
been no substantive arguments to convince one that the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission (CFTC) has done an inadequate job or that the SEC
would have done better.
Behind much of the discussion is the erroneous perception that stock index
derivatives are somehow a cause of volatility or at fault when the stock
market declines. These perceptions are blatantly false. Not one academic
study ever came to these conclusions. Quite the contrary. Most studies
concluded that equity derivatives help achieve market liquidity and thus act
as a stabilizing factor.
Governor John H. Sununu
April 10, 1990
Page 3
Clearly, Governor Sununu, it is predictable that the stock market will, in the
future, again be subject to volatility as well as to declines, sometimes to
precipitous declines. These will occur whenever economic conditions, perceived
or real, so dictate. And when that happens, it will not be the fault of any
given market -- securities or futures. Indeed, Chairman Greenspan, in his
recent testimony before Congressman Markey, made the following points: (1)
that there is no relationship between stock index futures margin and stock
market volatility; and (2) transferring some futures jurisdiction to the SEC
would not make much difference with respect to any stock market crash in
the future.
Thus, we believe the motivation of those urging a jurisdictional switch should
be scrutinized. It isn't really SO much a question of what harm a regulatory
change would cause as it is a question of whether such action is warranted.
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Corporation
Roseville, CA 95661
(916) 773-2958, (916) 969-6815
March 30, 1990
Mr. John Sununu, Chief of Staff
Executive offices of the President
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1600 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu;
We are corresponding with your good offices in the hopes of your communicating the contents
of our letter to President Bush.
Our contacts to date regarding the following have been with persons and offices at several levels
of government what were given to be "proper channels", as it were. Apparently our efforts
have been lost in the shuffle, for we have received not one response or acknowledgement.
Inland Mortgage Corporation, headquartered in Tulsa, Oklahoma, is a fully-credentialled small
mortgage bank; one of only a few nationally that is approved to administer real estate loans
inherited by the F.D.I.C. as a result of failed thrift institutions.
We and our associates have developed a very complicated but very workable program to finance
and market income-producing real property mortgage loans via a commercial mortgage-backed
securities conduit; by private offerings as well as through Wall Street. It is all but complete and
ready to be put in place, save for one important ingredient mortgage pool insurance as credit
enhancement in order to insure a AAA securities rating backed by these pools of loans.
Now, here is the "meat" of my letter: the first several pools of loans backing these mortgage
securities could be partially (and geographically dispersed) structured to contain those developed
from the sale of BILLIONS of dollars of properties owned by the FDIC and now being marketed
by RTC at losses that are a tremendous burden on the American taxpayer! John, a primary
reason for these losses stem from the fact that they are being sold for cash at deep discounts,
because there is no viable vehicle to FINANCE the sales.
Our commercial mortgage-backed securities concept has been developed by our group over the
past few years; addressing underwriting, securitization and ratings, marketing, loan administ-
ration, corporate capitalization and pool credit enhancement. This last ingredient can be provided
by FDIC pool guaranty, similar the very successful G.N.M.A. single-family MBS program.
When you consider this program can be a factor in stemming the tremendous losses FDIC is,
and will continue, experiencing as it now is conducting business, it simply cannot go unexplored.
By providing a way to market and finance the sale of FDIC-owned properties at a reasonable price
level (if not dollar-for- dollar) and result in an appreciable on-going source of guaranty INCOME
to FDIC, working with private enterprise, as pool insurer, this concept could be revolutionary.
(as I mentioned, similar to the G.N.M.A. pool guaranty program).
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THE DEPUTY SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
UNITED STATES OF
Washington, D.C. 20230
April 12, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John,
It was great to talk with you at the National Technological
University celebration at the National Academy last Thursday ---
and to hear your very insightful comments on "prejudgment vs.
analysis"; real world vs. ideal world"
and the potential
of "government service"!
I am glad that Lionel "Skip" Johns of the Office of Technology
Assessment has followed up on our brief discussion and sent you
his letter of April 6 --- and their recent report --- which
indicates that, "adequate low-cost capital" is crucial to
competitiveness. Since this study is sponsored by the Congress
--- and was well received it may help to develop a consensus
on this key issue!?
If I can follow up in any way, please let me know.
Many Thanks!
Good Luck!
God Bless!
Most sincerely,
Som
Thomas J. Murrin
P.S. I have just returned from the excellent Space
Conference in Colorado Springs where --- along with the
Vice President, Dick Cheney, Edward Teller --- I spoke
on the new (commercial) "Space Race"; per the attached
two-page summary
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JOHN- -
RAN ACROSS THIS ARTICLE WHILE CLEANING MY
DESK- WANTED TO TAKE A BRIEF MOMENT TO TELL you
WHAT A GREAT JOB I THINK you ARE DOING!
As A MODERATE CONSERVATIVE, ENGINEER, WITH
POLITICAL EXPERIENCE IN DC I KNOW WHAT A SNAKE
PIT IT CAN BE AND How FRUSTRATING IT MUST BE
For you AT TIMES - I HOPE you WILL CONTINUE
THE FINE JOB you ARE ATTEMPTING AND STAY CLOSE
BY THE PRESIDENT THROUT His FULL TERM.
PLEAS LET ME KNOW IF I CAN EVEN BE
OF ASSISTANCE - Coon Lack!
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Theodore L. Eliot, Jr., Secretary
James D. Wolfensohn, Treasurer
David Rockefeller
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The Hon. John H. Sununu
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Dear Mr. Sununu:
Henry Kissinger gave us the grand news that you will be at the Bilderberg
Meeting at Glen Cove, New York, for the two days, May 11th and 12th. All
concerned are honored and delighted, and we are confident you will find the
meeting rewarding and enjoyable.
I enclose the most recent provisional list of participants and
agenda, and a Notice of Meeting which provides practical information on
the meeting and facilities.
Sincerely,
Charen Muller
Charles W. Muller
BILDERBERG MEETINGS International Steering Committee: Lord Carrington, Chairman; UNITED STATES: Jack F. Bennett. Kenneth W. Dam, Theodore L. Eliot, Jr.,
Vernon E. Jordan, Jr., Henry A. Kissinger, Charles McC. Mathias, Jr., John C. Whitehead, Lynn R. Williams, James D. Wolfensohn, Rapporteur Grant Winthrop:
AUSTRIA: Peter Jankowitsch; BELGIUM: Etienne Davignon; CANADA: Conrad M. Black: DENMARK: Aage Deleuran; FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY: Alfred
Herrhausen, Theo Sommer; FINLAND: Jaakko lloniemi; FRANCE: Marc Landreit de Lacharriere, Thierry de Montbrial; GREECE: Costa Carras; ICELAND: Geir
Hallgrimsson; ITALY: Mario Monti, Paolo Zannoni; NETHERLANDS: Victor Halberstadt, Conrad J. Oort; NORWAY: Niels Werring, Jr.. PORTUGAL: Francisco Pinto
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Mr. John H. Sununu
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Dear Mr. Sununu,
Thank you for the opportunity to photograph you while I was on
assignment for New Hampshire Profiles. The people from New Hampshire
on your staff were a delight to work with Enclosed please find two prints
made from that assingment. New Hampshire Profiles has done a great 100
on the current issue featuring the interview with you.
Again, thank you for the opportunity to meet and photograph you.
Sincerely,
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April 11, 1990
Governor John Sununu
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Dear Governor Sununu:
In reviewing the file copy of a letter I sent to you April 10 via
Federal Express I noticed a typographical error which might
interfere with the correct interpretation of the letter.
Attached is a copy correcting the word "company" to read
"country" in the second indented paragraph.
Please accept apologies for any confusion which may have
resulted.
Sincerely,
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Vice President
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American Friends Service Committee
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1822 R Street, NW
James H. Matlack, Director
Washington, DC 20009
Kathy Flewellen, Associate Director
202/ 483-3341
April 12, 1990
Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
Attention: Jackie Kennedy
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Assistant to the
Washington, D.C. 20500
Chief of Staff
Dear John Sununu,
I write to request an appointment with you for a delegation of
religious leaders who wish to share their views and concerns
regarding the peace process in the Middle East.
As Director of the Washington Office for the American Friends
Service Committee (Quakers), I join with colleagues from fourteen
other church-based offices in a coalition entitled "Churches for
Middle East Peace.' (See membership list attached) We combine our
efforts in Washington for education and advocacy concerning Middle
East issues with special attention to Human Rights, Terrorism, the
Peace Process, Arms Transfers, Lebanon, and the status of Jerusalem.
We are guided by our own staff and by counterpart church leaders in
the region as well as by policy positions developed through our
respective boards and denominational governance.
Our C-MEP delegations meet regularly with officials in the
State Department, Congress, and relevant embassies. We have had
limited opportunity to date in holding comparable discussions
with top White House officials.
The timing of this request is prompted by the upcoming "Washing-
ton Advocacy Days" sponsored by C-MEP on May 13-14-15. We expect a
large and diverse turnout, including major leaders from several
denominations. (See attached flyer)
While we are also seeking appointments at the State Department
during this special gathering in Washington, I request the chance
for a small delegation to meet with you for a brief discussion of
concerns focused on the peace process in the Middle East. We
commend recent public statements by the President and other White
House staff which have been helpful in the overall process. The
pace of events in the region makes an exchange of views very timely.
We understand that your schedule is always busy and subject to
unexpected shifts. We would accomodate to whatever time might be
available although the afternoons of Monday, May 14, and Tuesday,
May 15, would be best for our out-of-town participants. If necessary,
we would form a group that could meet with you on Thursday, May 10,
or Friday, May 11, in advance of our larger gathering.
I would be glad to answer questions and to provide further
information. My office telephone number is 483-3341. Thank you for
giving consideration to this request.
Sincerely,
James Mattack
An Affirmative Action Employer James Matlack
Director
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ROBERT H.
MICHEL
18TH DISTRICT LLINO
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house of Representatives
Mashington, DC 20515
April 9, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing on behalf of Judge Clarke Barnes of Geneseo,
Illinois, who is requesting consideration for one of the
vacancies on the U.S. Court of Military Appeals. As you know,
this is the highest court of appeals for courts-martial for all
branches of the armed forces. Judge Barnes has been encouraged
to seek one of the judgeships.
Judge Barnes, who is currently a Judge in the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit of Illinois, was a Republican candidate in the
March 20, 1990 Illinois Primary for the 3rd District Appellate
Court of Illinois. While he was not successful in his election
for Appellate Court, I can tell you from hearing him on the
campaign trail that he is a very bright, articulate, and
hardworking individual. He made a very good impression on many
of the people he met throughout his campaign. I believe he is
the type of individual who the Administration could be very proud
to have on the Military Court of Appeals.
As you can see from the attached resume, he has an
outstanding military background, as well as an excellent
community service and volunteer work record.
I ask that you give him your most serious consideration for
the position.
Sincerely,
Barmichel Robert H. Michel
Member of Congress
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Governor John H. Sununu
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Dear John:
I was encouraged by our recent phone conversation. I really
appreciate your agreeing to follow through with your commitment
to address the reimbursement issue in Florida for its immigration
crisis.
During our conversation, you asked me to describe the
nature of the immigration emergency, the place where money can be
found for reimbursement and how much is needed for each purpose.
To highlight the nature of the emergency, I would point to
the numbers of Nicaraguans entering without status and the cost
Florida has incurred to meet their basic needs.
Although it is impossible to give an exact number of
Nicaraguans, the Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative
Services estimates there are between 70,000 and 100,000
Nicaraguans in Florida without legal status. The State of
Florida estimates the long-term cost to Florida taxpayers to
address this situation to exceed $100 million. But when you look
at per capita expenditures, in particular for health and
education, even this figure appears low.
Health care and education costs provide strong documentation
of the extent of this crisis. Jackson Memorial Hospital provided
health care for approximately 1333 indigent Nicaraguans at a cost
of $7 million during fiscal years 1988 and 1989.
The Dade County School Board identifies 7,010 Nicaraguan-
born students who enrolled in the system during the 1988-89
school year. The Board reports to me that the operating
expenditure per Nicaraguan student was $3,978. Therefore, the
annual cost of providing an appropriate education to these
children was $27,885,780. To date, during the current 1989-90
school year, 2,524 Nicaraguan-born students enrolled at an
estimated operating cost of $4,096. Therefore, the estimated
annual cost of providing an appropriate education to these
children is $10,338,304. The total operating expenditures for
Nicaraguan-born students who enrolled during these two school
years is calculated to be $38,224,084.
Dade County estimates the cost per student to provide
additional student stations to be between $1,500 and $2,000 for
temporary classroom space and approximately $9,000 for
elementary, $10,000 for middle school, and $13,000 for senior
high school students for permanent classroom space. Presently,
temporary portable/relocatable classrooms which include site
preparation work are being utilized at a total cost of
approximately $20,000,000. Permanent classroom space for all
Nicaraguan-born children is estimated to cost $142,194,000.
I believe the "immigration emergency fund", Section 113 of
the Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA), is the right place
to find the funds necessary to begin to address the problem. I
have enclosed a copy of Section 113 for your review. The
provision authorizes the use of a $35 million immigration
emergency fund for two purposes: first, to provide for an
increase in border control and other enforcement activities and
second, for reimbursement of States and localities in meeting an
immigration emergency.
As you can see from the attached legislative history of
IRCA, Senator Paula Hawkins intended the immigration emergency
fund amendment to offer relief to the States in an immigration
emergency. She recalled the crisis Florida encountered during
the Cuban boatlift and described the heavy financial burden
placed on local communities.
Last year, Congress appropriated $35 million for Section 113
due in large part to the efforts of Senator Bob Graham and
myself. As you can see from the attached legislative history, we
supported this appropriation for the purpose of addressing the
immigration emergency in Florida.
As I see it, Section 113 is the best, if not only, way to
respond quickly to this crisis. However, INS Commissioner Gene
McNary has stated his opposition to the use of this fund for
reimbursement to Florida, as he prefers to use the fund for
border control activities. I would argue that while border
control is important, reimbursement to the states is equally
important.
I am delighted with the prospects for true freedom in
Nicaragua. Hopefully, these changes will slow the rate of
Nicaraguan refugee flows into Florida. Even if the flow stopped
completely, the fact remains, that Floridians have already spent
tens of millions of dollars to address the problem.
John, this is not fair. This is the result of federal
immigration policy. And we've got to do something about
correcting its failures.
Given the changes in Nicaragua, I suspect we now have a
contained problem which we ought to address immediately. We
appropriated $35 million in the immigration emergency fund. I am
asking you to use it.
Sincerely,
Camie
Connie Mack
U.S. Senator
P.S. I am enclosing past correspondence with the Administration
which details the extent of the problem. Also included is an
Immigration Impact Briefing Package compiled by the Dade County
Public Schools, where the Nicaraguan influx had the most visible
impact.
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March 20, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
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Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The recent events in Eastern Europe have certainly been met with
almost unbounded joy in this country but I have at least two
concerns that temper my pleasure at the new found freedom of the
Eastern Block countries.
The first concern is that, if the perceived material benefits of
democracy are not forthcoming to these new democracies, the
result might be civil unrest on a large scale, possibly
culminating in the rise of thinly veiled totalitarianism and
dictatorship. It should be recalled that the two World Wars were
begun, not between the Super Powers of the time, but by conflicts
involving the Central European powers. It is not inconceivable
that, in ten to twenty years, the same sort of intertwined
economic, political and military pacts that escalated these
conflicts to international conflagrations could again be the
basis for disaster.
My second concern is that, if economic renovation of these
countries is achieved through the investment of other countries
(e. 9., Japan, West Germany, France), the United States will not
only lose its position as guarantor of democracy, but will fall
still further behind in the growing international trade gap.
Thus, the ten- to twenty-year future will usurp the United States
as the economic leader of the free world.
I am led to the conclusion that a large-scale American economic
investment in Eastern Europe is the only hope for stability in
the region and that the long-term United States preeminence in
the international market can only be maintained by this same
policy. The attached news clipping seems to indicate that this
investment is unlikely to take place without some outside
stimulus.
1
Obviously, the problem which this conclusion raises is how to
fund such an investment when the electorate is not only widely
opposed to new taxes but is anticipating a "Peace Dividend", and
the investment required is on the order of at least tens of
billions of dollars in order to stay competitive with the other
investing countries.
I think the answer might be in a program similar to the Defense
Department program called the Industrial Modernization Incentives
Program (IMIP) which began about ten years ago. I was involved
in the program in the 1982-1985 time frame and I would like to
outline how it worked and how a similar program might be
developed to leverage large private sector investments with
relatively small government outlays.
Basically IMIP was a program to incentivize the DoD industrial
base. Under previous guidelines of cost-plus-fixed-fee contracts
there was no incentive! to modernize or to cut costs of hardware
produced for the DoD. Improvements which reduced the cost of end
products merely meant that before the next contract was
negotiated, a "show cost" analysis would be performed, the cost
reductions would be identified, and a new, lower cost would be
taken as the baseline for the new cost-plus-fixed-fee contract.
Under these conditions the producer could never amortize his
capital investment SO there was no reason to spend money to lower
the price of the product and lose the cost of the capital
investment.
The IMIP program changed all this. The producer could show the
government how a capital improvement would reduce the cost of the
product and a cost sharing contract, which allowed the producer
to amortize his investment and the government to receive the
goods at a lower cost, was negotiated and both parties gained.
In time other investments were also allowed as a basis for IMIP
contracts, including computer programs for material and cost
management, innovative financing, and just about everything
except real property construction costs.
Soon, other secondary problems, which existed prior to IMIP,
became apparent. In the past, the DoD had frequently been forced
to purchase expensive, complex machinery and provide it as
Government Furnished. Equipment (GFE) to contractors when
Preplanned Product Improvements (P3I), which required new
subsystems for the main product, were scheduled during a contract
performance period. This GFE placed à large paperwork burden on
both the producer and the government since its maintenance and
depreciation had to be carefully monitored and accounted for. If
its use was proposed for any other contract, then the advantage
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it gave the producer had to be considered. If this gave an unfair
competitive advantage to the producer, the contract might be
awarded to a higher bid which was calculated without this
advantage.
Furthermore, when the equipment was no longer needed by the
original producer, because the contract was terminated or lost or
because the particular item the equipment produced was no longer
needed, its maintenance and/or storage was an even bigger
problem. A huge bureaucracy, DIPEC (the Defense Industrial Plant
Equipment Center), had been built up which kept track of all such
equipment, its condition, its location, etc. Before any new
equipment could be purchased for GFE, this data base had to be
searched and, if a piece of equipment similar to that required
was identified, a complex and expensive procedure was initiated
to examine, renovate and relocate the old equipment to the
producer. Needless to say, the renovated equipment was
frequently less productive and more expensive to maintain than a
new piece of equipment, which was especially designed for the
task, would have been.
When I terminated my involvement as a contractor in the IMIP
program to accept my present position in the government in
another area, there was serious consideration being given to
major revisions to the GFE program which would alleviate many of
these secondary problems, and it may now be quite different from
what I depict it as here. However, the point is that, with a
properly designed incentive program, American industry can and
will make the investments which are required to meet significant
productivity challenges. The problem facing us in this case is
how to incentivize the American industrial base to make the
necessary investments in the developing democracies. I now
include Panama, Nicaragua, and possibly Colombia and other drug-
producing countries to offset economic losses resulting from
terminating drug production and/or distribution.
1 think that a program similar to the IMIP program could be
developed to meet this challenge. Its main goal would be to
leverage private sector investment rather than to finance large
infusions of foreign aid. The developing democracies need not
only money but, more importantly, the long-term commitment of
knowledgeable entrepreneurs to establish a viable economic
infrastructure.
The program could be built upon a multi-tiered structure with
small incentives for expanding imports to developing democracies,
larger incentives for establishing wholely-owned subsidiaries or
plants, and still larger incentives for cooperative ventures with
3
producers in the developing democracies. Incentives could
likewise be tied to volume produced or sold, hard currency value
produced in the host country, employment generated in the host
country, more rapid amortization of production equipment in the
bost country, or other similar measures of effectiveness.
Incentives could be in the form of government subsidies (on a
cost-sharing basis or to be reimbursed after amortization) for
capital equipment, tax credits on profits generated or
investments made, loan guarantees, subsidies to offset possible
foreign currency fluctuations, etc.
The main purpose of the incentives would, again, not be to
finance 100% of the investment, but to give a reasonable
assurance that the investment would yield an acceptable return.
The producer and the government would be required to perform an
analysis of the potential return on investment (ROI) and of other
intangible benefits accruing to us and the host country in order
to determine the maximum incentive which could be offered.
There are certainly still other factors which must be considered
such as potential complaints from the international market of
unfair export subsidization, price fixing or currency
manipulation. These would have to be addressed by others who are
familiar with our international agreements in these areas. I do
expect, however, that there are solutions to these possible
impediments.
I do not intend to imply that the problems associated with the
implementation of this plan are trivial. A relatively complete
systems analysis of each country and region, describing the
existing technological infrastructure, the electrical power, the
logistical, communications and financial (banking) structure
would be required. Sensitivity to internal ethnic diversity
would also be considered. Coordination (not necessarily
explicit, possibly through contacts with the host country) with
the activities of other foreign investors would also be required.
This could be assisted by the State Department, the Agency for
International Development, and possibly the Central Intelligence
Agency, to name a few.
Fortunately, the majority of the countries in question have
embassies in Washington, SO that a preliminary investigation of
the concept, including identification of in-country points of
contact, can be accomplished with their cooperation. This
analysis should be used as a basis for a balanced, evolutionary
development plan which would bring both rapid near-term and more
comprehensive far-term benefits. My limited understanding of
past efforts of a similar nature indicates that such analyses
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have rarely, if ever, been done. Consequently, individual
projects have sometimes been successfully completed, but they
have rarely reaped the benefits which they might have, if
coordinated in a long-term, well conceived plan.
I would be happy to discuss this concept with one of your staff.
I seriously feel that the solution to this problem is one of
paramount importance to this country in the coming years and that
a proactive rather than a reactive United States role is what the
free world is awaiting.
I may be reached at the above address at my office (692-5023)
during the day or at my home (524-8729).
Sincerely,
Michael MiDamell
Michael D. McDonnells PhD
Distribution: Senator John W. Warner
Congressman Frank R. Walf
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COMMUNICATIONS
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April 5, 1990
Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20501
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am contacting you on behalf of my client, Army Times Publishing, which is celebrating
its 50th Anniversary on September 18, 1990.
Attached is an invitation to President Bush to be guest of honor at the 50th Anniversary
celebration. The letter was delivered to Joe Hagin's office on March 5, 1990. I am writing
to ask your advise on the best way to proceed in following up on this invitation. We have
two important updates which I have stated in a follow up letter to Mr. Hagin.
The event will now be held at the Officers Club at Ft. McNair on September 18 from 6-
8:30pm We would like the President to attend for 10-15 minutes or whatever time his
schedule permits. Additionally, in recognition of their fifty years of publishing, Army
Times will initiate a $5,000 per year award to a member of the armed forces who will be
selected as Soldier of the Year. Currently, Henry Belber, president of Army Times
Publishing is working with Colonel Smullen of General Powell's office to determine the
most equitable and beneficial manner in which to select the winner and present the award.
The executive editor of Army Times Publishing is Jim Doyle who is well known to
President Bush. Jim was for many years the political editor of Newsweek and in fact was
approached on two occasions to consider the position of White House press secretary. He
is extremely well respected in the industry as is the parent company, Army Times
Publishing.
Army Times was first published on August 17, 1940 by the late Melvyn Ryder as a
community newspaper for U.S. soldiers during World War II. The first publication of its
kind, Army Times focused on those issues which affected the everyday lives of the men
and women in the U.S. Armed Forces, reporting on consumer, health, personnel and
military policy issues. Today, Army Times Publishing is the the single largest publisher of
military newspapers in the world. Army Times, Navy Times and Air Force Times have a
weekly circulation of 305,000 worldwide, and are seen by most of the two million men and
women under arms through personal or unit copies.
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National Republican
Jack McDonald
Congressional Committee
THE HOUSE COUNCIL
Chairman
The House Council
March 30, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
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Thank you for taking time from your busy schedule to speak
at the White House Briefing on March 19th for members of
The House Council.
Since most of our members live in the Washington area and
are directly involved with current issues, this kind of event
provides a special opportunity for stimulating discussion. The
excellent participation we have from the Administration is one
reason our members join The House Council.
Thanks again for making the White House Briefing a success.
Sincerely,
Jack Jack McDonald, Chairman
The House Council
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TALLAHASSEE, FL
BOB HIGHTOWER
Mayor-Commissioner
DANIEL A. KLEMAN
Commissioner
JAMES R. ENGLISH
32301-1731
City Manager
DEBBIE LIGHTSEY
City Attorney
DOROTHY INMAN
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Mayor Pro lem-
ROBERT B. INZER
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RICARDO FERNANDEZ
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City Treasurer-Clerk
City Auditor
CITY OF TALLAHASSEE
JACK L. McLEAN, JR:
Commissioner
March 30, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Penn. Ave.
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The City of Tallahassee is extremely concerned that continuing opposition
from EPA is placing our Clean Coal Technology repowering project in jeopardy. The
City must qualify for the repowering section of the bill. both to obtain project
allowances as well as to qualify for the treatment accorded to all other clean
coal technology projects under the repowering section.
The Department of Energy strongly supports this project as evidenced by
Admiral Watkins' letter of March 22, copy attached. As promised, this project
will provide a vital demonstration of clean coal technology using eastern high
sulfur coal. Our project is anticipated to cost approximately $348,000,000. DOE
would advance at least a $65,000,000 cost share which amount is to be repaid to
DOE. DOE staff worked with City officials to draft language necessary to assure
that this project goes forward. This language has been available to Environment
and Public Works Committee staff and EPA for some time.
I have met with officials of OMB, including Deputy Associate Director
David Gibbons, and Non-nuclear Energy branch chief, Gary Bennethum, and indicated
that EPA's opposition is jeopardizing the project. However, it does not yet
appear that the Administration has determined its position. Without White House
intervention, EPA's views could prevail in negotiations with the Senate
Environment and Public Works Committee. Even if, through the efforts of Sen. Bob
Graham, D-Fla., and Sen. Connie Mack, R-Fla., the City is able to secure approval
of the Tallahassee amendment in the Senate, continued EPA opposition could derail
the project in legislative drafting process in the House or in conference. We
need help now in the Senate and through the remainder of the process. Failure to
include the language that has been drafted by DOE. which will permit the project
to qualify for the repowering section of the bill. will cause the City to abandon
the project.
Therefore, the City respectfully requests that the White House intervene
on our behalf, and support the language drafted by DOE. This will permit
Tallahassee to qualify for allowances and all other treatment afforded under the
repowering section of the Senate bill.
Very truly yours,
Steve Meisburg
Mayor
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RSSUES
IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
March 30, 1990
Dr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Dr. Sununu:
In hopes of eliciting a response from you, I am enclosing a
copy of "Producing Engineers for the 'Real World'" by Samuel
C. Florman.
This article, which argues that engineering schools should not
be tempted by industrial demands of the moment to diffuse
their academic focus, will appear in the Spring 1990 issue
(due out April 10) of ISSUES IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY.
ISSUES is the journal of the National Academy of Sciences,
National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine.
Its purpose is to present the views of thoughtful participants
in science- and technology-related policy arenas.
Our hope is that you will agree to comment on this article for
our expanded letters section, called Forum. We would welcome a
brief response, up to about 500 words in length, on any aspect
of the article or on the broader questions it raises. For
inclusion in the subsequent (Summer 1990) issue, we would need
your comments by April 30.
We look forward to hearing from you, and to presenting your
thoughts to ISSUES' readers.
Sincerely,
Steren Marcus
Steven J. Marcus
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AMESBURY, MASSACHUSETTS - 01913
John Sunnunu, Chief of Staff
White House
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D. C.
Dear Mr. Sunnunu,
It has been a little over a year since my last letter of
congratulations on your appointment. It goes without
saying that things are constantly happening on all
fronts, and that you and your staff are kept quite busy.
Camp Fatima Exceptional Children's Week as you know, is
one of my valued priorities for over 30 years and I am
sure at times the memories of your visits at camp come up
once in a while.
Being direct and to the point, as I know that you like
it, would it be at all possible for myself and a trusted
friend to come to Washington on most any day at your
convenience to get an hour of your time to discuss the
future of Fatima Exceptional Children's Week, and a way
to insure that this special week will continue into the
next century?
I'm not looking for any financial contribution from you,
but possible through your help and some business
associates you would know or put us in contact have a
luncheon where I can have a slide presentation of Camp to
expose some of these influential poople to camp.
Which ever would be convenient to you. breakfast or lunch
or just the hour time to be in Washington. : would Sare
the opportunity to see you anytime expect Holy Mont
(April 8th to the 15th). Just give DC a week is notice
and I'll arrange things.
I would be most grateful and honored if this could be
worked out. Please feel free to call or write.
God Be With You,
Jan Martin
Rev. Jon C. Martin, pastor.
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Axios
FOUNDATION FOR WORTHINESS
March 28, 1990
Hon. John Sununu
Presidential Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Governor:
Enclosed is a copy of our March Newsletter, containing a
reference to you (Page 9), which we thought might be of
interest.
Also enclosed is a copy of the souvenir journal prepared for
AXIOS' 1989 "Man of the Year" tribute to Mr. Angelo K.
Tsakopoulos which contains a message from President Bush your
office kindly arranged. We thank you.
Let us also take this opportunity to salute you and commend you
for the superb job you are performing for the President and our
nation. We are indeed fortunate to have a person of your
immense experience and capabilities in your critical assignment.
Thanks for everything, and kindest regards from our President,
Peter B. Caloyeras, AXIOS, and the Southern California Hellenic
community.
Sincerely,
Harold C. Marlowe
Executive Director
P.S. As you may also note in the Newsletter, I took pre-primary
Navy flight training at Kimball Union Academy in Meridan and
soloed at the field near Claremont.
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March 28, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Several months ago you indicated to Vince Iacopino that I would
be considered for a position within the Bush Administration. I
am still interested in serving in a useful capacity. Mr.
Untermeyer has written to advise me that I am still being
considered.
Though my current business practice has expanded, I am still
interested in workinging within this government.
I am enclosing an op-ed. piece which argues against drug
legalization and an article published recently in the Police
Chief magazine. You may find them useful and informative. I am
also sending this material to Mr. Untermeyer to be added to my
personnel file.
Warm Regards,
H Junior Miron
President
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March 29, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
It is necessary to change the time and place of Congressman
Joseph M. McDade's Reception from the Capitol Hill Club
Wednesday, April 4, 1990 to the Hyatt Regency Washington Hotel
on Capitol Hill, 400 New Jersey Avenue, N.W., on Wednesday, May
9, 1990 from 6:00 to 8:00 P.M. in the Yorktown Room on the
Ballroom Level
The Hyatt Regency has parking available and arrangements
have been made so there is no charge to reception guests. However,
there is a limitation in that spaces cannot be reserved and are
subject to availability. It will be necessary to Valet Park your
car and have the ticket validated at the Reception Registration
Table. In the event of an overflow at the Hyatt there are a
number of other parking facilities nearby, as indicated on the
enclosed map. Unfortunately, parking charges other than those at
the Hyatt cannot be assumed by the Committee.
I deeply regret this move and do hope it does not cause any
inconvenience.
Sincerely,
Dick Marshall
Richard C. Marshall,
Committee Chairman
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MARIA MERCEDES CUELLAR DE MARTINEZ
SUBJECT: ENCLOSES AN OUTLINE OF PROPOSALS FOR TRADE
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ANDEAN NATIONS; INDICATES GOVERNOR SUNUNU
WILL BE SCHEDULING A MEETING IN APR 90
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MINISTERIO DE DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
Bogota, 16 March, 1990
Governor John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
General Brent Scowcroft
Assistant to the President
for National Security Aftairs
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu and General Scowcrott :
I wish to thank you, on my own behalf and on that of the
Government of Colombia, for the attention 1 was given last
week. As I noted, the purpose of my visit was none other
than to advance the material implementation of actions
derived from the Declaration of Cartagena, especially as
regards trade and economic aspects.
with reference to trade, the declaration provides that
"in accordance with the respective policies of Bolivia,
Colombia, Perú and the United States, [the parties] will
work together to increase trade among the three Andean
countries and the United States, effectively facilitating
access to the United States market and strengthening
export promotion
With regards to economic legislation, it was recommended
that "the parties may consider the establishment of
economic and investment policies, as well as legislation
and regulations to foster private investment". And further
stated that where favorable conditions exist, the United
States will facilitate private investment in the three
Andean countries, taking into account the particular
conditions and potential of each.
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MINISTERIO DE DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
page two
With your strong support, we are optimistic that these
declaration can materialize before July 1990, by which
time Colombia shall undergo a change of government.
Enactment of this legislation on a "fast track" basis in
the current session of Congress will ensure the necessary
public support to the commitments reflected in the
Declaration of Cartagena, so as to guarantee continuity
of such policies on the part of the next Government of
Colombia.
In particular, welare encouraged by the U.S. Government's
commitment to develop legislation which provides economic
support to Colombia and the other Andean countries and
effective access for their products to the U.S. market.
Based upon this conceptual and policy framework, and as
I committed myself in the fruitful meeting we had
together, I am enclosing an outline of U.S. legislative
initiatives which would assist Colombian economic
development substantially. They are all the more relevant
as, on February 22, 1990, President Barco's Administration
embarked on a policy to open up the Colombian economy with
a view to achieve high rates of growth through a greater
presence in foreign markets.
The liberalization program is meant to be implemented
within five years. Given that the United States is our
chief trade an economic partner, the five-year special
treatment proposed will effectively enable Colombia to
advance her program of economic development. Investment-
promotion and market-opening measures by the United States
will complement the steps we are taking in Colombia to
eliminate trade barriers and to make our economy more
competitive and outward-oriented.
2
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MINISTERIO DE DESARROLLO ECONOMICO
page three
Consequently, the realization of Presidents Bush's piedge
to support our countries and the principles that inspired
his November 1, 1989 Andean Initiative' can best be
achieved through legislation providing greater investment
and access to U.S. markets. A legislative package,
oriented in that direction, will surely reflect his
commitments and materialize his political will.
Given that the initiatives enclosed are of crucial
importance to the Colombian Government, we are willing to
cooperate as much as possible in the design, scope and
drafting of the associated trade, investment and economic
legislative measures required. Our trade and economic
staff is available at any time to consult with your staff
or the staff of participating U.S. trade agencies.
I look forward to meeting with you again in Washington in
April at your convenience.
Sincerely,
CUELLAR DE MARTINEZ RELINE
RO
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Minister of Economic Deve looment
Republic of Colombia
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March 23, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor:
Several of our House Members have approached me on the
Floor, wanting an opportunity to express to the President
their concern over where we're headed as a Nation, vis-a-vis
our trading partners. The Members requesting an appointment
not to exceed one half hour are: Frank Wolf of Virginia,
Tom Campbell of California, Don Ritter of Pennsylvania, Tom
Ridge of Pennsylvania and Duncan Hunter of California.
They have asked me to intercede in their behalf and
hopefully you will be able to block out some time for these
Members to see the President in the near future. Please let
me know what you have arranged.
Sincerely Bol. yours,
Robert H. Michel
Republican Leader
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I recently learned that Wallace Stickey, a senior New Hampshire
transportation official is the leading candidate for the position of
Director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). As the
Administration continues its efforts to fill the leadership posts at FEMA,
I wanted to offer my highest recommendation on behalf of Albert G.
Kirchner, Jr., who is seeking the top position in the United States Fire
Administration.
A1 is a native of Long Island and I have known him for many years
through his active participation in fire service issues in New York and
Washington. His present post as Administrator of the Marine Corps Fire
Service is excellent preparation and experience for the job he now seeks.
The presence of USMC facilities in communities of all sizes throughout the
nation requires Al to be in regular contact with state and municipal fire
service officials.
The Fire Administration has been repeated victim of budget battles.
More attention has been devoted to preservation of the agency than to the
definition of a proper role for the federal government in the field of fire
protection. I am convinced that Al is willing and able to work within the
agency budget to tailor federal programs to meet needs that state and local
entities cannot address on their own. I am confident that his energy,
enthusiasm, and creativity would make a beleaguered agency into a positive
force for improvement in our nation's dismal fire loss statistics. I am
equally certain that Al would be a loyal member of the management and
leadership team assembled by the President and Mr. Stickey.
Al's credentials are on file in the Office of Presidential Personnel,
and I have previously communicated my support directly to Chase Untermeyer.
Thank you very much for your consideration.
Sincerel
Raymond Ray J. McGrath, M.C.
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Mr. John H. Sununu
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The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Sir:
Enclosed is a brochure announcing the Eastern Utilities
Conference to be held in New York City on April 9-12, along with
a blow-up of the Nuclear Workshop. The latter will be DOE
squaring off against the State of Nevada, to be followed by a
presentation of the new breed of nuclear reactors
cheaper,
safer, faster to build.
The General Atomics design is fascinating. They just
need to get some certainty regarding their ability to uniformly
cover the small grains of uranium fuel with silicon carbide.
That is the heart of their "inertly safe" system. G.E.'s breeder
reactor also addresses the waste problem to the extent that a lot
of the long lived transuranics are consumed in the process.
Thanks for your note, and keep up your good work!
Very truly yours,
lin
JTM/bj
James T. McFarland
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David T. McLaughiin
President
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Dear John:
Bill Bennett and I were discussing recently The Aspen
Institute's programs in Aspen, Colorado this summer, and Bill had
indicated that possibly you and your family might enjoy coming to
the Institute under the Institute's fellowship program some time in
July or August. The Aspen Institute conducts a rather full schedule
of activities during this time frame, and we would be pleased to
have you as our guest for one or two weeks during this time period
if your schedule should permit it.
Under our fellowship program, we ask the Aspen Fellow to
give one public lecture in the community and to participate
informally in one or more of our seminars. The Fellow has a
generous amount of time to enjoy the unique setting of Aspen, and
we hope that you might consider being with us in this capacity.
Enclosed is a schedule which includes our seminars and
conferences that are held in Aspen, and we would be glad to provide
you and your staff with whatever additional information you may
desire.
Best wishes.
Warm regards,
David T. McLaughlin
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Headquarters
Ancientas
of Massachusetts
Armory, Faneuil Hall, Boston 02109
A.Col.JasephoA.Milano
23 March 1990
Captain Commanding 1989-1990
The Honorable John S. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20050
Dear Governor Sununu:
As Captain Commanding of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company of Massachusetts, I request the honor of your presence as
our guest speaker at the 353rd Anniversary Banquet of our
Company. This year's Anniversary Banquet will be held on June
4th at 7:00 p.m. at the Copley Plaza Hotel in Boston,
Massachusetts.
We see your presence and presentation on our June Day as an
appropriate--more than that, a dynamic--return to the site of your
achievements in statesmanship. You will be addressing one of the
oldest institutions in the Western Hemisphere, practicing democracy
with an election based on ballots cast on a drumhead on Boston
Common. Think of it, 150 years before Jefferson's design of
democracy. You may want to build your talk on "exercises in
democracy." Naturally, the subject will be the one of your choice.
You are, of course, thoroughly familiar with the Ancients. They
are the oldest chartered militia in the United States, founded in
1638. Four presidents have had membership in the Ancient and
Honorable Artillery Company: Monroe, Arthur, Coolidge, and
Kennedy. Members have also included generals, ambassadors, and
Medal of Honor recipients. The Company frequently serves in state
ceremonies as honor guards to leaders and visitors from other
nations. They are people of influence, true patriots.
Has been a major player in your first year with the
We proudly represented the Commonwealth of
asetts by marching in the Inaugural Parade. On this past
ember 27, the first day of our 14-day tour to the Far East,
you were with President Bush when we received our presidential
send-off. Then on March 7 on the occasion of our one-day trip to
the capital, we were particularly honored when you took time to
address our group in the Indian Treaty Room.
Let me add that many of the Ancients feel close ties to you as Chief
of Staff. We have followed your career--and achievements in New
Hampshire and now in Washington. Several of our members who will
be present at the Anniversary Banquet are well known to you,
among them: Peter Senopoulos, my staff-appointed Liaison Officer;
Ambassador John Volpe; General George Patton; and Eugene
Piacentini and Peter Marks, who serve as co-chairmen of the
Massachusetts Republican Finance Committee and Republican Eagles.
In conclusion, let me note how momentous it would be to have the
Chief of Staff choose our banquet as the place and time to offer a
forward view of the decade as it points toward the millennium. At
a crucial period of frenetic change and fervent calls for freedom
around the world, we would welcome your presence--and your
message. We thank you for your recent hospitality in Washington.
We thank you as well for giving this invitation your attention.
We hope for a favorable response.
Sincerely yours,
BGEN X Joseph A. Milano
P.S. Thank you again for the great time
in washington. This event is schebule
the commition Monbas after the Mass state Demonuatic
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OF
THE
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THE
GOD
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TRUST
STATE OF FLORIDA
OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR
BoB MARTINEZ
March 22, 1990
Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John John
I apologize for not contacting you directly, however, I'm in
Eastern Europe, and this matter needs your immediate attention.
I am very concerned that, because of the delay at DOT regarding the
sale of Eastern's South American Division to American, Eastern may
be forced into Chapter 7 liquidation, jeopardizing the jobs of
18,000 employees, many of whom live and work in South Florida.
Further, because South American operations are focused on Miami,
Eastern's ability to consummate this transaction is of profound
importance to the Florida economy.
It is imperative that DOT reach a decision by March 29. Further
delay in obtaining DOT approval could be fatal. Eastern needs to
be out of South America by the summer for its reorganization plan
to hold together. Because of the fleet and crew scheduling
exigencies present at all airlines and the necessity to obtain
foreign government approval after DOT approves, failure to obtain
DOT approval by the end of March will prevent American from being
able to operate into South America this summer. This could mean
the end of Eastern, and a substantial disruption in air service
between Miami and all of Latin America.
On Monday, I hope to speak with Secretary Skinner by phone
regarding this critical concern. Thank you for your attention to
this matter.
With warmest regards,
Bot
Governor
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March 21, 1990
Dear Mr Sununu,
As the President's cheef 1 Staff, and a
pretty good one at that, I thought you
might enjoy this article ; It proudes
Ce lit of a historical perspective to
the wishingtonal Presidency and the of you
are performing.
Regards,
Ronald CMo2
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE CONSTANCE A. MORELLA
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Congress of the United States
Douse of Representatives
March 26, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing to you on behalf of one of my constituents, Craig
R. Wallwork, who has been nominated by the Secretary of the Air Force
to be the Deputy Assistant of the Air Force for Equal Opportunity.
Craig was interviewed for this position along with other
candidates by Assistant Secretary of the Air Force Jerome Cooper.
Mr. Wallwork advises me that he has already been cleared by
White House Personnel for a position in the Administration and has
assembled an impressive group of supporters who are advocating his
appointment. The list includes Senators Helms and Warner; Congressmen
Conte, Dornan, Houghton, Parris, and Wolf; North Carolina Lieutenant
Governor Gardner, Maritime Commision Chairman Carey, Mr. & Mrs. Robert
Patterson, Mr. Mayo Bodie, and Mr. Jack Lockery. I am pleased to be
able to add my name to this growing list of supporters who wish to non
Craig appointed.
However, I have been informed by Mr. Wallwork that there =codle
to be some impediment to his appointment. I as informed that RS.
Clark Wurzberger, Assistant to the Secretary of Defonce, has
Mr. Cooper that Craig n nomination would : :- approved
Mr. Wallwork states that he was on active duty as + natus ...
Marine Corps at the time of the Presidential Campaign. Mr. Wallwork
also states that Mr. Cooper interviewed an entire slate of candidates
sent to him by the White House and selected Mr. Wallwork as the best
candidate to fill the position.
Mr. Wallwork's background indicates that he is well qualified
for the position for which he has been nominated and will be an asset
on Mr. Cooper's staff as well as an asset to the President. I urge
you to give Mr. Wallwork full consideration as you finalize plans for
the Deputy Assistant Secretary position.
Sincerely
Sonnie Morella
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Heritage Foundation
A tax-exempt public policy research institute
23 January 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
I thought you would be interested in the enclosed opinion
article on Afghanistan which was recently circulated by Heritage
Features Syndicate.
Christopher Coker, editor of the London-based Institute for
European Defence and Strategic Studies' Insiders Report, details
how the Soviets are still fueling unrest by supporting oppressive
regimes around the world. Euphoria over changes in Eastern
Europe should not be allowed to mask important events elsewhere.
Mr. Coker's comments on the continuing Soviet investment in.
its Third World client states are especially important in light
of recent calls for U.S. aid to the Soviet Union.
Sincerely,
Dave Maor
David M. Mason
Director
Executive Branch Liaison
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
Herbert B. Berkowitz, Vice President
M.D. B. Carlisle, Vice President
Charles L. Heatherly, Vice President
Peter E.S. Pover, Vice President
Terrence Scanlon, Vice President and Treasurer
Bernard Lomas, Counselor
Board of Trustees
David R. Brown, M.D.
Hon. Shelby Cullom Davis, Chairman
J. William Middendorf, II
Joseph Coors
Robert H. Krieble, Ph.D., Vice Chairman
Thomas A. Roe
Midge Decter
J. Frederic Rench, Secretary
Richard M. Scaife
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
Lewis E. Lehrman
Hon. William E. Simon
Joseph R. Keys
Jay Van Andel
214 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
(202) 546-4400
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BUSH COMMENTING ON CHAIRMAN ROSTENKOWSKI'S
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Coalition for
Fiscal Restraint
Post Office Box 23871
Washington, D.C. 20026-3871
March 23, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Governor:
The Steering Committee of the Coalition for Fiscal
Restraint (COFIRE) recently approved sending a letter to
President Bush, commenting on Chairman Rostenkowski's widely
publicized proposals to reduce the federal deficit over a
five-year period.
I am enclosing a copy of this letter with a list of the
Coalition member-organizations from which, as of this date,
I have received approval to be identified with the message
contained therein.
I believe the letter is self-explanatory, and I hope
the position expressed by these organizations will be of
interest to you.
Best wishes.
Sincerely,
Anih Michael Monuonez Monroney
Chairman, COFIRE
(202) 488-8200
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Kathleen G. Sgambati
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March 20, 1990
His Excellency John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
As I leave State service here in New Hampshire, I wanted to take a
moment to write and "thank you" for the opportunity you afforded me to serve
as Commissioner of New Hampshire's Department of Health and Human Services.
It has been a memorable and rewarding five years of service, most of
these years under your leadership, and I do feel much was accomplished.
I want to wish you and your family continuing good health and happiness.
May you continue to enjoy and serve President Bush as his Chief of Staff for
many years to come.
We are fortunate to have you at The White House as his friend and
confidant.
Sincerely,
MMM/d
Atory M. MARY MONGAN
Commiss loner
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Thomas H.D. Mahoney, Ph.D., D.P.A., F.R.Hist.S.
130 Mt. Auburn Street, # 410
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 864-0616
21 March 1990
Secretary to the Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
I will be in Washington, 16-20 April, to attend the National Managed
Health Care Congress at the Washington Hilton. I am serving on the
Advisory Board of this organization and will chair the banquet on the
17th.
If the Governor plans to be in town that week, would it be possible to
secure a brief appointment to see him? I would very much like to
discuss a couple of matters with him, especially the projected 1991
White House Conference on Aging, which I understand will shortly or
was recently on the agenda of the Domestic Policy Council. In addition,
I have some correspondence involving Iran which he might find of
interest.
Should the suggested dates be inconvenient, I can always come to Wash-
ington at the Governor's convenience.
Faithfully yours,
Professor of History emeritus, M.I.T.
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The Honorable John Sununu
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Dear John:
Enclosed is a copy of a letter Bob Graham and I sent to
the President. I thought you might find our suggestion for a
White House conference interesting. It could serve to prevent
U.S. assistance to emerging democracies from becoming the
occassion for partisan disputes that it currently threatens to
become. merit. Please let me know if you feel the suggestion has any
Sincerely,
John mcbin
John McCain
United States Senator
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March 21, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief-of-staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I write with reference to the upcoming negotiations with The
Netherlands regarding rights for new air services to the United
States.
It is my understanding that KLM Royal Dutch Airlines is
extremely interested in beginning non-stop service from Amsterdam
to Kansas City. However, under current U.S. Department of
Transportation policy, authority to operate new airline routes is
being granted for only one year. With economic unification of
the European Community in 1992 nearly upon us, and with an
international airline route into the midst of Europe, America's
heartland economy could be better positioned to take full
advantage of that market worth $4 trillion annually with 320
million consumers.
It is my belief that the Midwest can contribute greatly to
the reduction of both the enormous budget deficit and the trade
deficit. An "open skies" policy on the part of the United States
is just one more tool which could help our agricultural and
industrial capacities do just that.
I respectfully request our negotiators to offer an "open
skies" policy to The Netherlands and KLM.
Sincerely,
JAN Jan MEYERS meyers
Member of Congress
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The
Heritage Foundation
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15 March 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
I thought you would be interested in the enclosed Heritage
Backgrounder on the potential for economic growth in the
burgeoning democracies of Eastern Europe. The paper reviews the
principal characteristics of the failed system of central
economic planning and addresses the choice of reforming or
abandoning socialism. Opting for a new system, the paper then
outlines a specific agenda for economic growth within the
framework of a free-market economy.
Please feel free to distribute this paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact my office if you have any
questions regarding this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely,
Dave Mason
David M. Mason
Director
Executive Branch Liaison
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
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From the desk of:
PATRICK B. McGUIGAN
Center for Law & Democracy
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Date 2/12
Dear John:
Thanks for your recent notes. It does mean a
lot to know I can run something by you. I will
try, per your request, to be a nice little boy
when you guys announce Robert Edwards Jones. That
won't be easy, however I will do it precisely
because you asked me to do SO. I justhope you
get some real stuff in return from Packwood.
I am more concerned about the possibility of
McLaughlin in he Second Circuit. People in New
York have been cålling me asking me to start
guerilla warfare. For now I am giving Doug
Johnson at National Right to Life my strong
support as he considers what to do. It is hard
to justify those memos McLaughlin wrote. Why not
do Stanton instead?
Final thing: A wonderful girl, whose done good
research work for my next legal book, is applying
intithe legislative shop at the White House. I've
enclosed a copy of the note I've writtenabout her
to Nick Calio. If you have not already settled
upon someone, I hope you, Fred and Nick will
pick her.
At Warmest personal regards.
Sincerely
Free Congress Research & Education Foundation, Inc.
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ID# 124785
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE EDWARD R. MADIGAN
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DANIEL E. BRINZA,
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CHARLES HILTY,
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TELEFAX NO.
MEMORANDUM
(202) 225-8510
TO: John Sununu
FROM: Ed Madigan
E.M-
SUBJECT: Food Safety and the Suspension Problem
This memorandum is a fuller explanation of our earlier
conversation on the food safety question and the unresolved
difficulty with the suspension issue.
Food safety as it has been defined in the present context is
really two separate debates involving the Delaney Clause in the
Federal Food Drug and Cosmetics Act (FFDCA) and
cancellation/suspension in the Federal Insecticide Fungicide and
Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). When Secretary Sullivan and
Administrator Reilly indicated that the outstanding problem in
food safety was national uniformity of tolerances, they were
referring to the FFDCA portion of the debate and the concerns of
Messrs. Kennedy and Waxman. The major problem that we
Republicans brought to the White House in February was
disagreement with the EPA proposal on suspension in FIFRA.
In FIFRA suspension is utilized by EPA when a pesticide is
deemed to carry an immediate risk that will impact humans or the
environment during the period required for an ordinary
cancellation. When such an "imminent hazard" is identified and
determined to outweigh the benefits of the pesticide, EPA has the
extraordinary power to remove the chemical from the market
immediately, subject only to court review after the fact. While
suspension authority is a powerful weapon, we agree that it is
needed to protect the public in rare circumstances.
EPA has resorted to suspension only sparingly over the
years, and when properly applied, it is an effective tool.
Revision of suspension has never been an issue until last year
when EPA began to talk of new suspension authority "to deal with
the heavy workload caused by reregistration" and "to address
public confidence issues like Alar on apples." Apparently EPA is
seeking a "magic bullet" to make its workload and media problems
disappear. The solution they have proposed would jeopardize the
entire food delivery system to achieve their goal.
The proposal offered by EPA on suspension would lower the
standard for suspension, replacing the present well-understood
terminology with undefined and weak words like "substantial risk"
and "less than substantial but significant risk." Their proposal
would also create two levels of suspension and eliminate the
consideration of benefits in one level. In sum, our examination
of EPA's suspension proposal leads us to the conclusion that, if
it were adopted, it would be easier for EPA to suspend a
pesticide than to cancel it (the exactly opposite outcome a
reasonable person would expect).
Opposition to the suspension proposal is uniform and adamant
throughout the agriculture and food community. Deputy Secretary
of Agriculture Jack Parnell was told on several occasions by
representatives of farmers, chemical manufacturers and food
processors that this approach to suspension was completely
unacceptable. Over sixty House members, including nearly every
member of the Agriculture Committee from both sides of the aisle,
have cosponsored H.R. 3292 which deliberately does not change the
standard for suspension, though it does remove one significant
procedural impediment to its use. When EPA and USDA were
questioned on the Administration language last week before an
agriculture subcommittee in the House, several sharp questions
were posed on suspension, and the answers given did not satisfy
the bipartisan questioners.
The agriculture community will to support the President's
initiative in the FFDCA area enthusiastically, especially uniform
tolerances. The proposals for FIFRA can all survive the
legislative process in recognizable form, except suspension.
This suspension proposal is now seen as an attempt by EPA to gain
a great deal more power to eliminate pesticides without the
responsibility of defending its actions prior to taking action.
The fear is that at the first sign of intense media
pressure, without regard to sound and thorough science, EPA would
use this greatly expanded suspension authority to rid itself of a
problem pesticide. In that kind of environment, farmers and
consumers could not depend on chemical companies to invest the
tens of millions of dollars necessary to sustain existing
pesticides or develop new ones. Without these chemical inputs
food price increases would seriously depress the standard of
living for poor and working Americans and this country would no
longer be a major exporter of food for trade and hunger relief.
Congress has already yielded to EPA requests for
reregistration fees, for further registration maintenance fees,
and for relief from the requirement to indemnify those holding
stocks of suspended pesticides. We are now prepared, at their
request, to streamline cancellation and make other adjustments in
the registration process. The agriculture and food community is
not, however, prepared to grant EPA the authority to regulate
according to media pressure or the perceived need to lighten
their workload.
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
March 17,1990
I want to thank you for including the Renaissance Women in
the very informative meeting at the White House, March 15,
concerning the ADA and the Child Care issues.
Your points were most persuasive and well articulated. You
can be assured that you and President Bush will have our
continued and enthusiastic support on these issues.
Of all the meetings I have been a part of in the White
House, I have learned more, and have received a clearer
understanding of the President's position on issues, in the
meetings that you attend. I have held the view for years that
there are too many "politicians" in government and not enough
statesmen. You can truly be classified in the later category. It
is evident that your support for the President's agenda and
policies are sincere and uncompromised. He is fortunate to have
someone of your caliber in the very crucial position in which you
are serving.
If we can be of further assistance, please do not hesitate
to contact us. Also, I have enclosed the latest issue of
Renaissance magazine for your perusal. We will have our work cut
our for us giving "credit where credit is due," and keeping the
liberal Democrats from convincing the American people that they
are responsible for the incredible reforms and changes occurring
around the world.
Most sincerely,
Amamay Nina May,
Chairman, Renaissance Women
enclosure: Renaissance magazine.
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Dear John:
The Committee arranging my
fund-raiser to be held at the Capitol
Hill Club on the evening of April 2 from
6:00 to 8:00 has invited you to attend,
and I just wanted you to know how much I
personally would appreciate your making
a little extra effort to stop by. As
you know, it definitely is an added
incentive to get the kind of people
there that we're looking for and I hope
you can stop by, if only for a few
moments.
Thanks so much and with my best
regards.
Sincerely,
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
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20 March 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
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The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
As the United States considers steps to aid Nicaragua in its
transition to democratic government, I thought you might find the
enclosed Heritage publications to be useful.
All these papers point out that rebuilding Nicaragua's
ravaged economy can best be accomplished by encouraging and
unfettering market forces. A renaissance of a productive
private sector is key to U.S. humanitarian and political goals in
Nicaragua.
While the context of Stuart Butler's address and Timothy
Ashby's Backgrounder have changed, their policy prescriptions are
still applicable.
Please feel free to distribute this paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions
regarding this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely,
Dave Moon
David M. Mason
Director
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Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
Herbert B. Berkowitz, Vice President
M.D. B. Carlisle, Vice President
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Peter E.S. Pover, Vice President
Terrence Scanlon, Vice President and Treasurer
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March 5, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Presidential Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu,
As a New Hampshire attorney since 1972 and District Court
Judge (appointed by you in 1986), I am writing to request
consideration by the President of the United States for
appointment as a Justice of the United States Court of
Military Appeals.
My legal career started as a member of the United States
Air Force Judge Advocate General's Department. Since
completing active service in 1977, I have continued serving
in the United States Air Force Reserve and was recently
promoted to Lt. Colonel.
While on active duty I tried many general and special
courts-martial both as a trial and defense counsel.
Because of this opportunity and my subsequent years of
reserve experience, I understand the special issues in-
herent in the military justice system and the need to
carefully weigh the delicate balance between the military's
disciplinary needs and a military member's rights.
My strong interest and appreciation of the military justice
system has never waned and to be able to contribute to this
unique system of justice would be a special privilege. If
I can provide further information or clarification regarding
this request, please contact me.
Thank you in advance for your time and consideration.
Very Michal truly yours,
Gregory E. Michael
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
We published and distributed the enclosed paper in mid-
January with the knowledge that the political situation in Haiti
was extremely unstable. In light of the recent demise of the
Avril regime and the uncertainties that attend the period of
transition to a new administration, I am bringing this paper to
your attention once again.
The recent events in Haiti demonstrate that the
recommendations in this paper are more relevant than ever to the
re-establishment of stable governance in that country. The
advent of a new government -- perhaps democratically elected--
offers the potential for new forms of cooperation between the
U.S. and Haiti. This paper serves as a solid foundation for
future steps in U.S. policy toward Haiti.
Please feel free to distribute the paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any wuestions
about this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely,
Dave Mason
David M. Mason
Director
Executive Branch Liaison
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
Herbert B. Berkowitz, Vice President
M.D. B. Carlisle, Vice President
Peter E.S. Pover, Vice President
Charles L. Heatherly, Vice President
Terrence Scanlon, Vice President and Treasurer
Bernard Lomas, Counselor
Board of Trustees
David R. Brown, M.D.
Hon. Shelby Cullom Davis, Chairman
Joseph Coors
J. William Middendorf, II
Robert H. Krieble, Ph.D., Vice Chairman
Midge Decter
Thomas A. Roe
J. Frederic Rench, Secretary
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
Richard M. Scaife
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Dear Governor Sununu,
I thought you would be interested in the enclosed lecture
delivered recently at the Heritage Foundation by Reed Larson,
President of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation.
Larson points out that the disproportionate influence of labor
unions in the political process and the abuses of power at their
members' expense is a product of the National Labor Relations Act
passed by Congress in 1935.
He argues that the "injustice to America's working people
and the resultant damage it imposes on our political system is a
direct outgrowth of federal law." Individual rights have been
compromised by the monopoly power of unions in collective
bargaining situations. The practical consequence: union members
must pay dues to keep their jobs.
Larson also decries the ever growing political power of the
labor unions, which spend a far larger share of their dues
receipts for political purposes than for collective bargaining.
Please feel free to distribute this paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions
regarding this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely
Dave Mason
David M. Mason
Director
Executive Branch Liaison
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., President
Phillip N. Truluck, Executive Vice President
Burton Yale Pines, Senior Vice President
Herbert B. Berkowitz, Vice President
M.D. B. Carlisle, Vice President
Charles L. Heatherly, Vice President
Peter E.S. Pover, Vice President
Terrence Scanlon, Vice President and Treasurer
Bernard Lomas, Counselor
Board of Trustees
David R. Brown, M.D.
Hon. Shelby Cullom Davis, Chairman
J. William Middendorf, II
Joseph Coors
Robert H. Krieble, Ph.D., Vice Chairman
Thomas A. Roe
Midge Decter
J. Frederic Rench, Secretary
Richard M. Scaife
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
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CA ADVISORY COUNCIL
Yale Brozen, Ph.D.
Professor, Business Economics.
University of Chicago
Milton Copulos
National Delense Council
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Scort Probasco Jr. Professor of Free Enterprise.
Chief of Staff
Univ. of Tennessee
Dr. Philip Dziuk
The White House
Animal Genetic Laboratory. University of Illinois
J. Gordon Edwards, Ph.D.
Washington, D.C.
Professor of Entomology. San Jose State University
Edith Efron, M.A.
Journalist/Author
Dear John:
Dr. Hugh W. Ellsaesser
Atmospheric & Geophysical Sciences Division
Lawrence Livermore Lab
Carl A. Gosline
I know that any congratulations are anticlimactic
Retired Environmental Executive & Journalist
C. Lowell Harriss
now that the Washington Post and the pressure
Professor, Department of Economics
Columbia University
groups have gone public with their complaints that
Ernest B. Hueter, President
National Legal Center for the Public interest
you stand on principle and insist upon analysis
Reed Irvine, B. Litt. Chairman
Accuracy in Media
before you pass on policy. You can't buy better
Thomas H. Jukes, Ph.D. Dr. Sc.
Professor/Research Biochemist
credentials. But let me add my praise anyway for
Space Sciences Lab. University of California
Arthur Kantrowitz, Ph.D.
your virtuoso performance in the administration.
Physicist, Professor, Dartmouth College
A lot of us out here appreciate the billions of
Margaret N. Maxey, Ph.D.
Clint W. Murchison Sr. Chair of Free Enterprise
College of Engineering, University of Texas at Austin
dollars and thousands of jobs you are saving for
Tex McCrary, President
Americans.
TEXCOMM
John J. McKetta, P.E.
The Joe C. Walter Chair
The University of Texas at Austin
My reason for writing is to follow up on my phone
J.A. Parker, President
Lincoln Institute For Research and Education
call asking for your advice and counsel. I am
Dan M. Peterson, J.D.
Fullbright and Jaworski
getting to know this organization that you led for
Howard Phillips, Chairman
The Conservative Caucus
many years, but I doubt that I will spot every
Former Director, Office Economic Opportunity
Robert W. Poole, Jr., President
opportunity or recognize every hazard that you
The Reason Foundation
Daniel J. Popeo, J.D. General Counsel
encountered during your tenure. If you could find
Washington Legal Foundation
Dr. Charles T. Rombough, President
a few minutes at any time -- morning, afternoon,
CTR Technical Services
evening or weekend -- to reminisce and share some
H. Daniel Roth, Ph.D.
Statistical Consultant
thoughts, I would be greatly in your debt.
William E. Simon
Former, Secretary of the Treasury
Former, Administrator of Federal Energy Office
John A. Sparks, J.D. President
My number is 633-3044, and I can easily and
Public Policy Education Fund
Nancy Z. Spillman, President
quickly adjust my schedule. I hope we can get
Economic Education Enterprises
I.W. Tucker, Ph.D., President
together soon.
National Council for Emironmental Balance
Lewis K. Uhler, President
National Tax-Limitation Committee
Elizabeth Whelan, M.P.H., Dr.Sc.,
Executive Director
Very truly yours,
American Council on Science and Health
Professor Walter E. Williams
John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics.
Goo. Mason University
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
William Bell MacLeod
William C. MacLeod, Chairman
Barbara Keating-Edh, President
N. Richard Greenfield,
Vice-Chairman/Secretary
Arthur J. Finkelstein, Treasurer
Judy Koehler, President
Consumer Alert Advocate Fund
P.S. Barbara has asked the Vice President to be
Jaye Andrews, Director
Curt C. Clinkscales, Director
our luncheon speaker for this year's Consumer
Richard Collins, Director
Alert convention. If you could put in the good
John J. Flynn, Director
Lance Lamberton, Director
word for us, we would certainly appreciate it.
Ken MacKenzie, Director
Robin B. Martin, Director
Terry Neese, Director
Anthony Palladino, Director
U.S. Representative Denny Smith,
Director
D. Craig Yesse, Director
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Governor John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On behalf of Apple Computer, I would like to extend an invitation to you to be the
Keynote speaker at a very important technology conference taking place in Washington
later this spring.
On May 16th, over 250 prominent industry, government and education leaders will be
convening for a two day conference called Information '90, which is being sponsored by
Apple Computer. The purpose of this executive session is to discuss the growing
impact that personal computer technology is having today on America's businesses,
government agencies and universities, and to look at the future direction of that
technology.
Executives from Apple Computer, computer industry spokespeople, consultants and
the invited participants will exchange information and ideas about the current and future
uses of technology in their respective disciplines. I believe it is extremely appropriate
to ask you to address this group and to share your thoughts on the importance of
information technology to America's future.
The event is taking place at Westfields International Conference Center in Chantilly,
Virginia, about 40 minutes from Washington. The Keynote will be positioned after
dinner on May 16th, the evening preceding the opening day of the conference.
I sincerely hope that you will be able to join us at Information '90 and I appreciate your
consideration. We will be contacting your office shortly to determine your availability.
Very truly yours,
Jack Merphy John W. Murphy
Apple Computer. Inc.
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Norwak. 1.1 06856
it 845-3100
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Dear Governor Sununu,
You are invited to attend a Joint Meeting of
the Congress of the United States to commemorate
the Centennial of Dwight D. Eisenhower, on
Tuesday, March 27, 1990 at 10:00 AM.
Participants in this ceremony will include
Honorable Clark Clifford, Honorable James D.
Robinson III, Honorable John S. D. Eisenhower,
Walter Cronkite, Winston S. Churchill and
Arnold Palmer.
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seating can be concluded in the Great Hall of
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Sincerely yours, Mollolloy
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The Honorable John R. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor:
We have learned that Dr. H.A. Merklein, Administrator of the
Energy Information Administration, will soon be leaving the
Department of Energy. We strongly feel Dr. Merklein would be an
asset to the President in another position of significant responsibility,
such as the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory
Affairs at OMB.
Given his six-year track record (Assistant Secretary of
International Affairs at the Department of Energy, in addition to his
current position), his strong academic background (B.S. in
Engineering, MBA, Ph.D. in Economics, fluency in several languages),
and his demonstrated commitment to the President (the Advocate '88
Campaign Program, for example), we suggest that the Administration
should do all it can to retain his services.
We understand that Chase Untermeyer is aware of the situation,
and Admiral Watkins' Office has been supportive in trying to assist Dr.
Merklein. With his background, his performance, and his general
political philosophy which, unless we are badly mistaken, closely
matches your own, we would urge you to take a few minutes to visit
with Dr. Merklein. We are sure that such a meeting would convince
you that a suitable position should be found for him where he can
continue to support the President and his program.
Sincerely,
Don
Don Nickles
Murkowski
United States Senator
States Senator
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Senator John McClaughry
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Caledonia-Orange District
Montpelier, VT 05602
Concord, VT 05824
1-800-322-5616
(802) 695-2555
(802) 828-2228
March 13, 1990
To:
John Sununu, Chief of Staff
Andy Card, Jim Pinkerton, Bruce Gelb
From: John McClaughry me
Re:
WORLD DEMOCRACY DAY, MAY 1
THE MARCH OF DEMOCRACY has been the hallmark of the most remarkable 12
months in this planet's history. Everywhere tyrants and despots have fallen to
rising democratic forces.
Therefore President Bush should declare May 1 to be WORLD DEMOCRACY DAY.
On this day the respective leaders of the world's great democracies would
repair to the site of their country's greatest democratic achievement and
salute the rising tide of democracy and freedom.
The sites would include Independence Hall, House of Commons, Gdansk
shipyard, Gaborone parliament building, Zapote [San Jose CR], lithuanian
parliament building, and special honors to the Althing House in Reykjavik [over
1000 continuous years of democracy] etc.
The televised celebrations would be beamed via satellite by USIA and
counterparts into the emerging democracies (e.g. Baltic states, Soviet Georgia)
and despotisms Cuba, Albania) with translations as needed.
The advantages:
1) Recapture May Day from rotting Marxism forever.
2) Place the President at the head of the worldwide forces of democracy.
3) Kindle new hopes in the breasts of those struggling to throw off
tyranny.
4) Solidify the kinship of the peoples of all democracies.
5) Real cheap.
The disadvantages:
1) Awakening the usual resentment of any new and valuable idea.
2) Displacing two hours of USIA programming and satellite time.
3) Air Force 1 fares to Philadelphia.
This is too good an idea not to run with. Please think of some neat way to
give me credit for it later on. It's election year up here.
THE LAW Wellspring of Liberty!
LAW DAY U.S.A.
Not
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MAY
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THE
March 15, 190
MID-AMERICA
COMMITTEE
The Honorable
John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
for International Business and
Government Cooperation, Inc.
Offic of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
DONALD BAKER
Washington, D.C. 20500
Partner
Baker & McKenzie
EDWARD A. BRENNAN
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Dear Governor Sununu:
Sears, Roebuck and Co.
WILLIAM J. BRODSKY
President and Chel Executive Officer
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
I would like to take this opportunity to extend an invitation to
JOHN H. BRYAN. JR.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
address our chief executive officers at a private luncheon or
Sara Lee Corporation
DONALD C. CLARK
breakfast briefing in Chicago.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Household International
FRANK W. CONSIDINE
Chairman of the Board
American National Can Company
Our membership is comprised of the top three executives of over
LESTER CROWN
Chairman
140 major, multinational corporations and financial institutions
Material Service Corporation
based in the Chicago area. As the heads of these corporations,
WILLIAM FARLEY
Charman and Crief Executive Officer
Fartey Industries
with operations around the world, they are extremely interested
WILLIAM B. GRAHAM
Serior Chairman of the Board
in hearing your views on current economic and political events
Baxter International Inc.
ROBERT A. HANSON
affecting our nation's business community.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Deere & Company
J. IRA HARRIS
General Partner
During the past several months we have been privileged to have
Lazard Freres & Co.
ROBERT M. HEALEY
had the opportunity to host many senior-level American and
President
Cricago Federation of Labor AFL-CIO
foreign dignitaries including Ambassador Michael Armacost,
TAKAAKI HOSONO
Senior Vice President
and General Manager Chicago Branch
Ambassador Thomas R. Pickering, Ambassador Thomas M.T. Niles,
Milsubishi International Corporation
JOHN H. JOHNSON
Secretary James A. Baker III, Secretary Lauro F. Cavazos,
Chairman and Publisher
Johnson Publishing Company, Inc.
Secretary Edward J. Derwinski, William Bennett, Chairman David
JAMES R. KACKLEY
Managing Partner-Chicage
Ruder, Attorney General Richard Thornburgh, Joao Clemente Baena
Arthur Andersen & Co.
GEORGE D. KENNEDY
Soares, Prime Minister Karoly Grosz, Chairman Lech Walesa, Prime
Chairman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer
Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki, and Their Majesties King Carl XVI
international Minerals & Chemical Corp.
CHARLES S. LOCKE
Gustav and Queen Silvia of Sweden. President George Bush
Charman and Chief Executive Officer
Morton International Inc.
delivered a major foreign policy address before our membership.
ROBERT H. MALOTT
Charman and Chief Executive Officer
FMC Corporation
RICHARD M. MORROW
Chairman of the Board
May we suggest a luncheon or breakfast briefing on one of the
Amoco Corporation
JOHN D. NICHOLS
following dates: April 11, 12, 16-20, 23-27; May 7-11, 14-17,
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
liarrois Tool Works Inc.
21-25; June 4-8, 18, 20-22, 25-29; July 9-13, 16-20, 23-27, 30,
ROBERT A. PRITZKER
President and Chief Executive Officer
31; August 1-3, 6-10, 13-17, 20-24, or 27-31. If your schedule
The Marmon Group. Inc.
JACK F. REICHERT
would permit an event either prior or subsequent to the dates
Chairman of the Beard, President
and Chief Executive Officer
given please contact our Executive Director, Nancy L. Scuderi,
Brunswick Corporation
FREDERICK B. RENTCHLER
and we will make the necessary arrangements.
President and Chief Executive Officer
Beatrice Company
ROBERT A. SCHOELLHORN
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
Abbort Laboratories
We appreciate your consideration and look forward to the
WILLIAM D. SMITHBURG
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
opportunity of meeting with you in the near future.
The Quaker Oats Company
W. CLEMENT STONE
Chairman 01 the Board
Aon Corporation
Sincerely,
BARRY F. SULLIVAN
Chairman of the Board
The First National Bank of Chicago
JOHN G. WEITHERS
Charman of the Board
Midwest Stock Exchange. Incorporated
B. KENNETH WEST
Charman of the Board
and Chief Executive Officer
Harris Bankcorp. Inc.
Thomas H. Miner
STEPHEN M. WOLF
Charman and President
Chairman
UAL Corporation
THOMAS H. MINER
Chairman
enclosures
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WAYNE J. FICKINGER
President
The Mid-America Committee
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BOARD OF GOVERNORS
CHAIRMAN
H. Trevor Jones
Pacific Telesis Group
VICE CHAIRS
TOWN HALL
Nelson Riddle. Jr
Nelson Riddle & Partners International
of California
Lyn Spector
Scudder Fund Distributors, Inc.
SECRETARY
Kathleen McGuinness
March 13, 1990
O'Melveny & Myers
ASURER
vid R. Hancock
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Price Waterhouse
Chief of Staff
John C. Argue
Argue, Pearson. Harbison & Myers
The White House
Sandra J. Ausman
County of Los Angeles
Washington, D.C. 20500
Donald Bailey. Sr.
McDonald's Restaurant
William S. Banowsky
Dear Governor Sununu:
National Medical Enterprises
John T. Barnard
Global Commerce Corporation
On behalf of the Board of Governors and members of
Samuel Bell
Ernst & Young
Town Hall of California, we extend to you a cordial
Jack R. Borsting
standing invitation to address a meeting of our
School of Business Administration, USC
Kenneth R. Dickerson
organization. We would be most eager to host you on
ARCO
a mutually convenient date should your plans in 1990
Walfred J. Fassier
Chevron U.S.A., Inc.
include a trip to Los Angeles.
Robert R. Garland
Deloitte & Touche
George N. Gibbs, Jr.
Some recent and upcoming speakers at Town Hall
Johnson & Higgins of California
include President George Bush, former President
Ronald E. Gother
Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher
Ronald Reagan, Vice President Dan Quayle, Secretary
Evon G. Gotlieb
Braun & Co.
of Commerce Robert A. Mosbacher, Former Secretary of
Joanne D. Hale
Defense Caspar Weinberger, Chairman of the Joint
Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum
Armand Hammer
Chiefs of Staff General Colin Powell, United States
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Trade Representative Carla A. Hills, Vice Premier and
Jonel C. Hill
Southern California Gas Company
Minister of Finance of Israel Shimon Peres, British
Mrs. James D. Hodgson
Ambassador to the United States Sir Antony Acland,
Masayuki Kohama
Hitachi Ltd., Los Angeles Office
author Gore Vidal, CIA Director William Webster, John
J. Clayburn LaForce, Jr.
Akers of IBM, Anatoly Gromyko, renowned astronomer
U.C.L.A.
Bernard LeSage
Dr. Carl Sagan, and Masaaki Morita of the Sony
Buchalter, Nemer, Fields, & Younger
Corporation.
David R. Lovejoy
Security Pacific National Bank
Jose I. Lozano
La Opinion
Town Hall has played a major role in this community
Leonard F. Lynch
for over fifty years as a nonprofit and nonpartisan
Arthur Andersen & Co.
James P. Miscoll
forum for the discussion of public issues. Our
Bank of America NT & SA
membership of over 4,000 represents great strength in
Richard M. Mosk
Sanders, Barnet, Jacobson
business, the professions, academia, government, the
Goldman & Mosk
media and the arts. We also draw on the entire
Richard U. Robison
Automobile Club of Southern California
community outside our membership through our
Hiroyuki Saito
extensive media outreach with our Town Hall Journal
Mitsui & Company USA, Inc.
Laura Balverde-Sanchez
and national weekly radio broadcast, "Town Hall on
New El Rey Sausage Co.
the Air," including the Voice of America. More
Leonard D. Schaeffer
Blue Cross of California
importantly, we are firmly convinced that knowledge
Roland Seidler, Jr.
Seidler Amdec Securities,Inc.
of international and national issues in today's world
John Brooks Slaughter
is not merely a social or intellectual asset it is
Occidental College
vital.
Marilyn Solomon
KCOP-TV, Channel 13
Richard J. Stegemeier
Unocal Corporation
In that light, we represent Los Angeles as it is
Stender E. Sweeney
Times Mirror
today -an area that is unequalled in the Pacific Rim,
Miles J. Turpin
having both the traditions of the past and the
Grey Advertising. Inc., Western Division
Harry Usher
creativity and energy of the present looking toward
Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc.
the future.
Esther Wachtell
Music Center of Los Angeles County
Koji Yamashita
All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd.
HONORARY LIFE GOVERNOR
Samuel E Lunden
PRESIDENT
Adrienne Medawar
523 West Sixth St., Suite 232
Los Angeles, California 90014-1099
(213) 628-8141
fax (213) 489-3327
Governor Sununu
March 13, 1990
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Governor Sununu, please consider this an open
invitation to address our forum. The Town Hall staff
stands ready to assure that your visit to Town Hall
of California is both pleasant and productive.
Sincerely,
Adrienne lidrienne Medawar medawar
President
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A tax-exempt public policy research institute
15 February 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500,
Dear Governor Sununu,
I thought you would be interested in the enclosed Asian
Studies Center Backgrounder entitled "America's Role in
Promoting Pacific Economic Cooperation." The paper focuses on
the nascent Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Group, called APEC.
The group aims at "strengthening the multilateral trading system
and enhancing regional economic growth."
The paper offers an overview of the diplomatic initiatives
which led to APEC's first meeting in Canberra last year, and
argues for maintaining the group as an informal forum until it
becomes evident that establishing a more permanent institution
best furthers APEC's goals.
The paper also addresses the relationship of APEC to the
European Community and outlines the positive response of U.S.
policymakers to the formation of the Pacific economic forum. The
paper offers in conclusion a series of specific steps the U.S.
can take to assist cooperation in the Pacific rim.
Please feel free to distribute this paper to any interested
parties. Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions
regarding this or any other Heritage publications.
Sincerely,
Dave Meson
David M. Mason
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John H. Sununu, PHD
Chief of the White House Staff
March 12, 1990
Washington, D.C.
RE: EPA's incorrect implementation of the Clean Water Act.
Dear Dr. Sununu:
A recent article in INSIGHT magazine portrays you as an
anti-environmentalist. But as an engineer, specialized in sewage
treatment, I think it is time that somebody burst EPA's hot air
balloon, in spite of the air pollution it will create.
I am very much in favor of projects that will protect our
environment, but they should be based on science and technology and
certainly not emotion and publicity.
The Clean Water program has been and still is a failure because EPA
did not understand the test which it selected to become the backbone
of its entire water pollution program.
Every first year student will understand the problems this creates,
but EPA insists that it hasn't done anything wrong and continues the
incorrect use of the test. A similar attitude , unfortunately is also
exhibited by the "professionals" employed in the environment
industries.
What ever happened to the first code of ethics of a professional
engineer, which states that his action should always be in the
interest of the general public.
Enclosed is some information dealing with this issue.
I haven't been very successful in bringing this issue to the attention
of individuals who are in a position to correct it. Most claim
incompetence by ignorance.
The Subcommittee on Water Resources is going to hold hearings to
re-authorize of the Clean Water Act and staff members assured me that
I will get the opportunity to address the members of the committee.
IF this happens, it will restore my faith in the system. Personally I
am skeptical that this will happen since the EPA and many other
interest groups will do anything in their power to prevent such an
exposure of the facts. Nobody likes to admit that a billion dollar
federal program was a total failure and a horrendous waste of public
funds, especially not when one has to admit that this was caused by
the lack of understanding of a test.
It only proves that a little knowledge is more dangerous than no
knowledge at all.
I hope you can find some time to read the enclosed information.
And I don' t think that the media still would portray you as an
anti-environmentalist, if you decide to take action to correct this
situation.
sincerely,
Pead
Peter Maier, P.E.
44 Lakeview
Stansbury Park, UT 84074
Tel:(801) 831-2214 (work)
882-5052 (home)
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March 6, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
First Floor, West Wing
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear John:
It's been a long time since we have spoken, but I have followed your
accomplishments in Washington with pride.
I am writing you because I need your help on a very important issue.
Medical professional liability is the most severe problem facing all
physicians today. It is having a profoundly adverse effect on the
quality, delivery, and cost of health care in the United States.
President Bush spent a good deal of time on this issue last week when
he delivered an address at John Hopkins University. In particular, he
complained about the enormous cost of defensive medicine.
A distinguished Boston surgeon and personal friend of mine Barry M. Manuel,
President Elect of the Mass. Medical Society, has for several years advocated
a unique plan to remove professional liability from the tort system. it is
a plan similar to the Workingman's Compensation and the Federal Government's
Vaccine Compensation Bill. His plan was recently published in a scholarly
article in the New England Journal of Medicine, and has received a great
deal of attention.
If you could possible spare some time, I would love to bring Dr. Manuel
with me to Washington to explain his proposal in person. This is a very
important and timely issue given the rising cost of health care and the
amount that wasteful defensive medicine contributes to that cost. I also
would personally very much enjoy visiting with you and observing how the
president's chief advisor operates.
Sincerely,
Subi
Subhas C. Mullick, M.D.
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