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WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name DEAVER, MICHAEL: FILES
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CORRESPONDENCE - JANUARY 1982
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M. DEAVER TO SECRET SERVICE AGENT
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FROM EDWIN HARPER, RE
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CORRESPONDENT IN LETTER TO M.
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DEAVER
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B-2 Release would disclose Internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
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Dearer
OFFICE OF PRESIDENT SELVIS URITED
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503
JAN 12 1982
Dr. Leon G. Siegel
6182 Agee Street, #204
San Diego, California 92112
Dear Dr. Siegel:
Your recent letter to Mr. Michael Deaver, Assistant to the
President, in which you raise concerns about certain actions
by a Department of the Interior official was referred to the
Office of Management and Budget for response.
The issues you raise appear to deserve special attention. We
have talked with the Office of the Inspector General at the
Department of the Interior regarding the seriousness of your
allegations and referred your letter to them for information
and appropriate action. They will look into the matter and
let you know what they find.
Thank you for your letter, and for taking the time to share
your concerns with us.
Sincerely,
Edwin L. Harper
Deputy Director
cc: Mr. Richard Mulberry
Inspector General
Department of the Interior
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 12, 1982
Dear Chris:
Thank you for your letter of January 7th
requesting a meeting with the President
upon your return from the USSR on January 13th.
Regrettably, the President's schedule be-
tween now and the convening of the second
session of the 97th Congress is extremely
tight and it will not be possible to honor
your request.
I have taken the liberty of forwarding your
request to the National Security Council in
the hope that you might meet and brief someone
on that staff.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
The Honorable Christopher H. Smith
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
G.Newell
BCC:
Ken
NSC
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515
CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH
Reu
FOURTH DISTRICT
NEW JERSEY
January 7, 1982
you veryly
The Honorable Michael Deaver
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mike:
He for is calling animal
I will be in the Soviet Union for nine days to
study the Soviet emigration policy of Jewish refuseniks.
I am the sponsor of House Concurrent Resolution 219,
currently under consideration by the House Foreign
Affairs' Human Rights subcommittee, which deals with this
matter.
I would like very much to meet with President Reagan
following my return on January 13, 1982 to discuss my trip
with him.
If you require any additional information, my
office will be happy to help you while I am away.
With best personal wishes, as always,
Christopher Sincerely, H. Smith
CHRISTOPHER H. SMITH
Member of Congress
CHS:dw
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 12, 1982
Dear John:
Thank you for making our stay in the Valley
so enjoyable. Your thoughtfulness and help
gave the Deaver family a true change of pace
and increased our number of family skiers
from two to three
I'm still holding out!
We wish you a wonderful New Year and a boom-
ing season now that you have that incredible
base of new snow. Next time you need a
blizzard, just give us a call.
Under separate cover, we are sending you a
set of Presidential glasses to enjoy during
the New Year.
Again, many thanks.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. John Buchman
Post Office Box 2007
Olympic Valley, CA
95730
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 12, 1982
Dear Mike:
Thanks so much for your note regarding
my decision to leave the Administration
I am pleased for your support and
appreciate your taking the time to share
this concern with me.
My very best wishes for a Happy New Year.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
The Honorable Michael D. Antonovich
Supervisor, Fifth District
Board of Supervisors
County of Los Angeles
869 Hall of Administration
Los Angeles, CA 90012
10
LOS
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES
CALIFORNIA
MICHAEL D. ANTONOVICH
SUPERVISOR, FIFTH DISTRICT
Wear Michael.
869 HALL OF ADMINISTRATION / LOS ANGELES, Thanks CALIFORNIA 90012
(213) 974-5555
I would encourage
you To recomida administration your decision
To leave the
Ron needs you their
To admine him, especially now
when we have economic and
foreign problem facing the U.S.
Wishing you -
you family c Blend new year.
Nike
P.S. the enclosed will update you
on my first year in office -
EX- Assemblyman hits the 'big
time' on county board
of Los Angeles.)
By REED McCLUHE
The criticism of county offi-
what Whiter
cials by Antonovich as well as
More than 12 months have
warnings by chairman/elect
Schabarum has led to specula-
passed since Michael D. Antono-
vich defeated two-termer
tion that there may be some
Baxter Ward as Los Angeles
shake-up3 within at least a few
County supervisor for the
of the more than 50 county de
sprawling 5th District.
partments. On this score Anto-
novich said:
Yet Amonovich sull describes
his 100 in terms one normally
"I would say that the depart-
would associate with a challeng-
ment heads must perform as
er. cather than an incumbent
they would in the private sector
who shares the rems of power
that the county is PO haven
with four other members of the
for incompetency. This should
Board of Subservisors.
be true from: the department
head all the way down to the
Antonovich is no stranger to
lowest person on the employ-
government. He was a newber
ment roll."
of the state Assembly. He
sought the Republican numina-
The county. he continued,
tion for lieutenant governor in
must make greater Hart of con-
1978. but was defeated by MI-
tracting and civil service re-
MICHAEL D. ANTONOVICH
chael Curb.
forms to cut the cost of govern-
ment and to reduce the size of
That experience, it would
Antonovich cited a cockroach
the county's payroil.
seem, should have prepared An-
infestation in Tujunga this sum-
tonovich for a new job that in
mer as an example of his frus-
"Due to the liberal dominance
many instances involves carry-
tration with county officialdom.
on the previous board," Antono-
ing out state mandates in
Neighbors, he said, "com-
vich said, "those two refurms
health, welfare and administra-
plained that a residence which
were never truly implement-
tion of the justice system.
was dilapidated had approxi-
ed."
But Antonovich, 41, a former
mately one million cookroaches,
But he noted that the sur ervi-
schoolteacher. said the transi-
which was a serious health
tion from state government to
problem. The response by the
sors this year approved ages
county government was the
bureaucracy was, We'll wait 30
in personnel rules that Look
equivalent of passing from kin-
days, and we'll get out there
away mary of the Civil Service
dergarten to medical school.
and we will condemn it.'
Commission $ policymaking
powers. He added that "the 15-
"The responsibilities and the
The supervisor said the tax-
sue within the next two or three
demands are much greater on
payers "are paying for a health
years is not, 'Are we voing to
the Board of Supervisors level
department to respond to emer-
contract, as it was with the pre-
on the individual. I found the
gencies. When cockroaches be-
vious board, bus what we 200
bureauerncy easier to deal with
gan to infest the neighborhood
going to contract?' We are
on the state level," Antonovich
and nothing was being done,
going to contract It will be on
said recently. in an interview af-
there was great outery."
competitive bidding. which I
ter nearly a year in office.
The board, on a motion by An-
think is going to reduce some of
His district covers Glendale.
tonovich. asked Chief Adminis-
the cost and in tarn improve the
the State Charges Val-
unlive Officer vry dinitord
quality (il
ley. the Le Vira 0.6 and
to #lizate he marks to
II the San Fernando Val-
make recomm endations On how
When asked where n. Uninks
ley.
to and problems. Anto-
he has accomplicated, Anteno-
north added that the beard
vich takes pride in his role as
County officials, be said, have
"a lot of resistance to change
"wanted the people who were
the chief sponsor on the coun-
that runs counter to things 45
responsible to be reprimanded
ty's new one-stop Land Devel-
opment Coordinating Center.
they have been in the past.'
This was a major foul-up affect-
ing the health of the communi-
Reeling off figures showing
"On the county level." Anto-
ty.
how the cost of permit delays
novich said. "I find a great deal
can increase housing costs, An-
A report was made, but Anto-
of Irustration in dealing with
tonovich said "I feel the one-
novich charged that its theme
the bureaucracy as if the his-
was "business as usual, as if the
stop permit center has helped
reaueracy runs on its own agen-
reduce red tape."
board WAS not serious in want-
da instead of following the pol:-
ing to know where the foul-up
He praised the conservative
cy of the board."
Jas."
majority for pushing through
When assed why this is SO,
Eventually, Antonovich said,
outbacks in county employer att
Antonozich cited the growth of
the super lors changed county
after the Legislature slashed
the county and the expectations
procedures SO health officials
anticipated state vid. "I feel re-
of officials who are accustomed
"would per able to respond effec-
ducing the employment factor
to getting what they wanted
tively the next time."
should cut back 00 a lot of
without having their programs
spending Let's face it we
(Hufford blamed the foulain
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 13, 1982
Dear Mrs. Parker:
Mr. Deaver has asked me to thank you
for sending your columns. He appreciated
your thoughtfulness, however, he has very
little time to read anything but briefing
papers and news summarys on a day to day
basis.
Sincerely,
SHIRLEY MOORE
Staff Assistant to
Michael K. Deaver
Mr. Dale Parker
P.O. Box 246
Boone, NC 28607
so Box 246 Boone, kc 28607
1-7-82
FARTHING
Dear m Heaver,
Will appreciate your comments on
my new column Copy of next weeks
enclosed.
Clease let me know if you wish
to have future columns forwarded.
Simily
Dale
KD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 13, 1982
Dear Mr. VanGelder:
Mr. Deaver has asked me to respond to
your recent letter which enclosed four
pictures and requested President Reagan's
autograph. Since it would be too difficult
for the President to sign these small pictures,
I have taken the liberty of enclosing three of
our official photographs for you to forward
to the Honorable Musa Hitam and his staff.
Best wishes for the New Year.
Sincerely,
SHIRLEY MOORE
Staff Assistant to
Michael K. Deaver
4 Enclosures
Mr. William F. VanGelder
International Trade and Development Corp.
5372 Stanford Drive
Santa Maria, CA 93455
INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Tel.(415) 584-5081
(805) 937-0663
W. F. VanGelder, San Francisco
111 Dorcas Way
J.F. O'Neill, London
San Francisco, California, USA
5372 Stanford Drive,
Santa Maria, nse Ca. 93455
Mr. Michael Deaver
December 7, 1981
Deputy Chief of Staff
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Deaver,
To keep abreast of the international economic-political situation we
have made a fact finding tour through East Asia from which countries
we have recently returned. Although a book may be written on the rather
interesting journey, which included China, summarizing we could say
that it was quite enlightening.
Enclosed please find four copies of a picture commemorating an historic
event which took place in San Francisco about six years ago. Citizen
Reagan shaking hands with Mr. Musa Hitam, then Minister of Trade &
Industry of Malaysia. Standing to the left is Mr. S, Subramaniam, a
director of the Malaysian Industrial Development Authority.
While President Reagan has gained the most prestigeous post in the
world, Musa Hitam has recently been elevated to Deputy Prime Minister
in anticipation of becoming the next Prime Minister of Malaysia when
Dr. Mahatir retires. Would you be kind enough to ask President Reagan
to sign three pictures and have them returned to us for reforwarding
to the Hon. Musa Hitam and his staff.
Thank you very much, indeed.
Very sincerely yours,
William 7. barfulder
WFV/nr
enclosures.
MEMORANDUM
7330
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
December 29, 1981
INFORMATION
MEMORANDUM FOR MIKE DEAVER
FROM:
BUD NANCE
SUBJECT:
Request for President to Autograph Photos
of Malaysians with the President
We are returning, at Tab A, the letter from Mr. William F.
VanGelder requesting that the pictures he enclosed be
autographed by the President.
We see no need for the .President.to sign these pictures anda
recommend against it.
respond
Attachment:
Tab A
Incoming ltr to Mr. Deaver.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 13, 1982
Dear Michael:
I hope your holiday was as nice as ours.
We spent a white Christmas in Williams-
burg, and a white New Year in Squaw Valley.
My family got in some skiing and I got in
some reading time. It was a wonderful,
peaceful time.
Thank you for writing. It's always a
pleasure to hear from you. Let me know
what you've been doing.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. Michael Pierce
7675 Pleides Ave.
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 13, 1982
Dear Bruce:
It was good to hear from you and I
appreciate your kind supportive comments.
I am actually looking forward to starting
another phase of my life when I leave the
White House.
We all enjoyed seeing Helen, Pat and her
mother when they were back here. I'm sure
they had a marvelous time.
I told Mrs. Reagan of your remarks about
your older son meeting her and she was quite
touched.
Thanks again for writing. It was nice visit-
ing with you by letter.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. Bruce Haug
46 Park Vista Circle
Sacramento, CA 95831
Mike,
of read in the paper where you're
planning on leaving the W hite House
this year. of hope you have a change of
mind. you're the Presidents most
trusted of loyal friend & advisor you
were with him when he launched
his political career t it would be
great if you stayed with him all
the way through
He's doing such a terrific job t &
feel youre a major reason for his
success.
- - OVER -
For a number of years now of
meant It tell you something med
Hutchinson said to me just before the
Brown- Flowing qubenatorial election,
during one of our tennis dates. & asked
him what he was going to do when
Governor Reagan left office He said
he didn't know but that he wouldn't
stay at the capital A asked him if he
wouldn't work to MR. Flowing should
he become governor of he said "Not
after working for this man (Reagan).
after working for the best, of have no
desire to work for anyone else,"
-2- -
That's loyalty! of know all of you
felt of still feel the same way.
Helen of Pat Hada great time
visiting yours the President
I'm still a junior high counselor.
five written a couple of pumphlets
for the school district on physical
fitness but they probably filed it
away. No luck.
Last august of was back home
in santa Barbara & before of left
Helen Burndt told me you were at
the Biltmore + to look you up
& was by there + thought about
getting you out on the tennis
courts but figured you were too
busy next time, bring your
racket you of of both know the
real reason you might leave the
White House is because you need
to practice your tennis so you can
return one of my serves someday.
of also want to tell you what
a bum rap Mrs. Reagan is receiving
from the press. of remember a party
at the Reagans' house when he
- the -
was governor, Kay & of brought
an older son aley when he was
only about one or two. The press wout
there to take pictures or write articles,
so there was no publicity involved.
She went out of her way to pick him
up & hold kim, She also gave him a
kiss on the cheek. when we left,
she was on the phone but she
took time to wave & say goodbye
to us. she is a class lady & I'd
like to punch some of her critics
right in the nose.
Heris hoping you stay at the
W hite House as long as the
President. keep up the great work
of of hope to see you when you're
out this way
Sincerely
Bruce
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B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical Information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained In donor's deed of gift.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 13, 1982
Dear Walter:
It has been brought to our attention that
you were instrumental in creating a series
of advertisements which turned your fine
building into a candle symbolizing the
President's recent request to light a candle
in American homes giving notice that the
light of freedom is not going to be ex-
tinguished in Poland.
Gestures of this kind mean a great deal in
helping to bring the President's message
of freedom and support to millions of Ameri-
cans and we deeply appreciate your generous
gesture.
With deepest thanks and very best wishes,
I remain,
Very sincerely yours,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. Walter B. Wriston
Chairman
CITICORP
399 Park Avenue
New York City, N.Y. 10022
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 7, 1982
Olido
MEMORANDUM FOR: MICHAEL DEAVER
FROM:
MUFFIE BRANDON
meffiz Brander
SUBJECT:
ENCLOSED DRAFT OF LETTER TO WALTER B. WRISTON,
CHAIRMAN OF CITICORP
watter
" Dear Mr. Wriston:
It has been brought to our attention that you were instrumental
in creating a series of advertisements which turned your fine
building into a candle symbolizing the President's recent
request to light a candle in American homes giving notice
that the light of freedom is not going to be extinguished in Poland.
a grest deal
Gestures of this kind mean so much in helping to bring the
President's message of freedom and support to millions of
Americans and we deeply appreciate your generous gesture.
With deepest thanks and very best wishes, I remain,
Very sincerely yours,
M
Michael K. Deaver
PAULLEE
File
1271 AVENUE OF THE AMERICAS
NEW YORK, N. Y. 10020
January 13, 1982
Mr. Michael K. Deaver
The White House
Study where are 7 we
Washington, D. C. 20500
on this
Dear Mr. Deaver:
It is my pleasure to relay the following telex which
was received this morning from Hong Kong:
Quote
Dear Mike:
I am arriving in New York the evening of
January 17 to attend the Advisory Council
Meeting of A T and T on the 18th and 19th and
propose to come to Washington on the 20th.
Would appreciate it if you could spare some
time to see me that date and kindly indicate
the hour if affirmative through Mr. Paul Lee,
my New York associate.
Best regards.
Y. K. Pao
Chairman
WORLD-WIDE SHIPPING GROUP
Unquote
My telephone number, for your convenience, is
(212) 581-4064.
Kindest regards.
Sincerely,
Paul thee
PL:sm
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
MEMO FOR RECORD:
January 13, 1982
JELLY BEAN JAR AND SMALL KNIFE SENT TO:
Mrs. Ronald E. Popp
1546 Markham Way
Sacramento, CA
95818
per Carolyn Deaver
P.Bye
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 14, 1982
Dear Mr. Blanchard:
In reference to your letter of December 29th,
Mr. William Simon is the Chairman of the
National Productivity Advisory Committee.
His address is: Cresent Diversified Ltd.,
505 Park Avenue, 11th Floor, New York, N.Y.
10022.
Sincerely,
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. James J. Blanchard
Chairman
Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization
of the Committee on Banking, Finance
and Urban Affairs
2129 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20515
JAMES J. BLANCHARD. MICH., CHAIRMAN
STEWART B. MCKINNEY. CONN.
NORMAN D. SHUMWAY, CALIF.
STANLEY N. LUNDINE. N.Y.
RON PAUL, TEX.
BRUCE F. VENTO. MINN.
ED BETHUNE, ARK.
DAVID W. EVANS, IND.
STAN PARRIS, VA.
NORMAN E. D'AMOURS, N.H.
U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
GEORGE C. WORTLEY, N.Y.
Y ROSE OAKAR, OHIO
MARGE ROUKEMA. N.J.
ERT GARCIA. N.Y.
JAMES K. COYNE, PA.
FERNAND J. ST GERMAIN, R.I.
SUBCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC STABILIZATION
DOUGLAS K. BEREUTER, NEBR.
JOSEPH G. MINISH, N.J.
OF THE
FRANK ANNUNZIO, ILL
WALTER E. FAUNTROY, D.C.
COMMITTEE ON BANKING, FINANCE AND URBAN AFFAIRS
EDWIN W. WEBBER
CHARLES E. SCHUMER, N.Y.
STAFF DIRECTOR
WILLIAM J. COYNE, PA.
NINETY-SEVENTH CONGRESS
2129 RAYBURN HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
(202) 225-7145
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515
December 29, 1981
Mr. Michael K. Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff and
Assistant to the President
Im
The White House
the notharman
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Deaver:
Bill is.
The Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization plans, as
its first oversight activity in 1982, to examine the issue
of productivity and the national economy. We expect to
explore in particular the role of the Federal Government in
helping to stimulate increased productivity in the private
sector. To begin the hearings, we would like to hear from
you, as Chairman of the National Productivity Advisory
Committee, on Wednesday, January 27, 1982. We would like
you to inform the Subcommittee about the Advisory Committee
and its functions and to give us your expectations regarding
its contribution to increased productivity and national
economic growth.
The Subcommittee on Economic Stabilization, as you may
know, initiated the legislation which resulted in the estab-
lishment several years ago of the Center for Productivity
and the Quality of Working Life. Federal productivity
efforts have thus long been a concern of the Subcommittee
Members and a subject of extensive legislative and oversight
activity. We are particularly eager to hear your testimony
on the efforts of the Administration in this important
economic area.
Sincerely,
Ja Blonchard JAMES Chairman J. BLANCHARD
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