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ID# 144688
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 29, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. FRANK W. ERWIN
SUBJECT: FORWARDS MATERIALS ON THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
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Richardson,
Bellows, Henry
& Co., Inc.
May 25, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
More on the Civil Rights Act of 1990, including (1) a response to a New
York Times May 22 editorial, (2) a letter from the Society for Human Resource
Management, and (3) a letter from the American Psychological Society.
There's one other thing. Throughout this process, the professional
groups have tried to focus only on the scientific aspects of 3(o) with a
neutrality which we hoped would enhance the credibility of what we've tried to
offer. That does not mean that there are not deep concerns about other
sections. Obviously there are, and there's many more country-threatening
elements than quotas. I've been in this city almost 28 years now and I have
never seen a more pernicious and destructive piece of business than this one.
This is a not at all a restoration bill, and it really needs much more public
light and debate than it's gotten thus far. It needs more time for that and
the most knowledgeable, highest level negotiators you can find. In that
regard, I would suggest that a meeting with four that I know of-Lawrence
Lorber, William Kilberg, Zachary Fasman and Michael Baroody-would be most
helpful.
Thank you for all you've done.
Sincerely,
Frank W. Erwin
President
1140 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036, tel. 202/659-3755
ID# 143695
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
INCOMING
DATE RECEIVED: MAY 23, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. THOMAS EHRLICH
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO GOVERNOR SUNUNU AND FAMILY TO A
COCKTAIL BUFFET IN HONOR OF VICE PRESIDENT
QUAYLE ON MAY 26 90
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INDIANA UNIVERSITY
THE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE
INIVERSITATIS SIGNATURE
Bryan Hall 200
Bloomington, Indiana 47405
(812) 855-4613
MDCCCXX
May 21, 1990
The Honorable and Mrs. John H. Sununu
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor and Mrs. Sununu:
By now Alice Davidson, from the Vice President's office, should have
called to extend an invitation to you and your family to join us on
Saturday, May 26, for a cocktail buffet in honor of Vice President Dan
Quayle and his family. Our Indianapolis Chancellor, Jerry Bepko, and I
would like to confirm that invitation and express the hope that you will
be able to include this event in your plans for the 500 weekend in
Indianapolis.
The cocktail buffet will be at Cedar Crest, the home of the
Indianapolis Chancellor. Refreshments will be served at 7:00 p.m. and the
buffet will be served from 7;45 to 8:30 p.m. A map showing directions to
Cedar Crest is enclosed.
We would appreciate your calling Mrs. Schmutte at (317) 274-4417 to
let us know if you will be able to attend. We know there will be many
other social events in Indianapolis on May 26th and will understand if you
wish to join us for only some part of the evening.
We hope to see you on the 26th.
Cordially,
Tom The /
Thomas Ehrlich
enclosure
ID# 142641
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 21, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. FRED ELWELL
SUBJECT: SUGGESTS GOVERNOR SUNUNU MEET WITH HIM TO
DISCUSS THE SAFE DRINKING WATER ACT
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M
American Water Works Association
May 3, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On April 2, 1990, I accompanied a group of the leaders of the American Water Works
Association (AWWA) on several important visits in Washington, D.C. One of our important
discussions took place with Bobbie Kilberg who offered us important advice regarding the
reauthorization of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) and other environmental legislation.
The SDWA is scheduled for reauthorization in June 1991. As always our prime interest is to
insure that the amendments are practical and saleable to the general public - who ultimately
has to pay the bill.
Bobbie has suggested that we pursue the amendments with the appropriate White House
staff beginning in the fall. It is our intention to do that and hopefully have the opportunity
to meet with you to discuss our concerns.
Although my new career with Camp Dresser and McKee and my AWWA responsibilities
often take me far from New Hampshire, Manchester is still home and the focus of my local
interests.
If we at AWWA can even do anything to support your efforts with drinking water
related issues please have someone call our Washington Representative, Jack Sullivan at (202)
628-8303 - we can't offer total solutions but we can offer support and hard work.
I'm in Washington frequently on AWWA business. Perhaps we can get together, during
one of my visits.
Sincerely,
Fred Elwell
President Elect
GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS OFFICE: 1010 Vermont Ave., N.W., Suite 810, Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 628-8303
ID# 142520
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 21, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. THEODORE L. ELIOT JR.
SUBJECT: APPRECIATION FOR COMING TO THE BILDERBERG
MEETING ON MAY 11 90
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Officers and Directors
Jack F. Bennett, President
American Friends of Bilderberg, Inc.
Theodore L. Eliot, Jr., Secretary
James D. Wolfensohn, Treasurer
David Rockefeller
477 Madison Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10022 (212) 752-6515 Fax (212) 752-6518
142520
May 16, 1990
The Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear John:
Thank you very much for coming to the Bilderberg Meeting at Glen Cove
on May 11. All of the participants were most grateful to you for spending
the time with us, and it was particularly useful for our European friends to
get your perspective on our budget debates. I hope we will be able to
persuade you to come to Bilderberg again. As you will have noted, it is a
unique European-American forum.
With very best wishes.
Sincerely,
TER
Theodore L. Eliot, Jr.
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
Balsemao: SPAIN: Jaime Carvajal Urquijo: SWEDEN: Sten Gustafsson; SWITZERLAND: Alex Krauer; TURKEY: Selahattin Beyazit; UNITED KINGDOM: Andrew Knight
The Advisory Group: Giovanni Agnelli, George W. Ball, Ernst H. van der Beugel, William P. Bundy, Anthony G. S. Griffin, Max Kohnstamm, David Rockefeller, Lord Roll of
:
Ipsden, Otto Wolff von.Amerongen
ID# 142536
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
INCOMING
DATE RECEIVED: MAY 21, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. STEPHEN A. ENNA
SUBJECT: EXPRESSES THE CONCERNS OF WELLS FARGO BANK
ABOUT THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1990; URGES THE
ADMINISTRATION TO OPPOSE THE BILL IN ITS
PRESENT FORM
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142536
WELLS FARGO BANK
STEPHEN A. ENNA
525 Market Street
Executive Vice President and
San Francisco, CA 94163
Personnel Director
May 14, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing on behalf of Wells Fargo Bank to express
concern about the Civil Rights Act of 1990 (H.R. 4000/S.
2104).
Wells Fargo is strongly committed to civil rights
and to providing a work environment free of discrimination.
We have long guaranteed equal employment opportunity for
all employees and applicants. Similarly we evaluate
individuals with physical or mental disabilities on the
basis of their ability to perform a specific job.
Nevertheless, after careful review, we have concluded that
the proposed legislation would make fundamental changes in
employment law and impair our ability to manage the
company's business.
For example, Section 3 contains a new definition of
"required by business necessity" which would limit the
employer's ability to justify selection criteria to those
"essential to effective performance of the job.' This is a
standard which is rarely attainable. In fact, the
validation procedures under the Uniform Guidelines on
Employer Selection Procedures themselves would come under
serious question against this definition.
I understand that there is a revision under
consideration which would eliminate the term "essential"
and substitute the words: "bear substantial and
demonstrable relationship to effective job performance".
While this may appear to be an improvement, it introduces
the notion that all an employer is entitled to expect is
"effective" performance, not outstanding, or even above
average performance. Selection of the best qualified
candidate may have to give way to selection of the first
minimally qualified candidate.
H.R. 4000/S. 2104
Page 2
Another major concern is the bill's impact on the
court system. The introduction of compensatory and
punitive damage awards under Title VII would lead to a
flood of expensive, time-consuming litigation as
plaintiff's attorneys would be attracted to the prospect of
sharing a percentage of large damages awards. Lawsuits and
jury trials would also be contradictory to the practical
goal of quickly remedying victims of employment
discrimination.
Also, the proposal would extend the statute of
limitations for filing complaints to two years, measured
from the time the alleged unlawful employment practice
occurred or from the time an employee suffers the effect of
unfair treatment, whichever occurs later. This results in
significant alteration to the current Act which already
allows an employee 180 days (300 days in California) from
the time the alleged unfair treatment occurred to. file the
complaint. Extending the statute of limitations in this
way will introduce an element of uncertainty which good
public policy should avoid.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 established standards
which have been effective in preventing and correcting
discriminatory employment practices. Title VII of that Act
provides speedy resolution of disputes and makes victims of
discrimination whole through job reinstatement and back
pay. It seems that lawyers stand the most to gain from the
expanded incentives for litigation provided in the current
version of the bill. On the other hand, employees who
depend on effective remedies and employers who are working
to comply with existing law have the most to lose.
I urge the Bush administration to oppose H.R. 4000/S.
2104 in its present form. There are alternative approaches
to this bill that I would be pleased to discuss with you
which would better advance the commitment we share --
assuring equal employment opportunity.
Sincerely
Stephen #Ema) A. Enna
Executive Vice President
& Personnel Director
ID# 139462
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 09, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE SUSAN S. ENGELEITHER
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO A RECEPTION FOR THE SMALL
BUSINESS ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS ON MAY 14
90 IN THE OEOB
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139462
SMALL
U.S. SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
NOTA
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20416
1953
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
MAY 8 1990
Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On the evening of Monday, May 14, a reception will be held for the
National Small Business Advisory Council members in the Indian
Treaty Room of the Old Executive Office Building from 5:30 - 7:00
p.m.
This is the kick-off event for the newly-appointed Council's first
meeting. The Council itself is made up of over one hundred and
forty successful small business persons, officers of companies,
trade associations and financial institutions who work with and on
behalf of small business. The Council is the primary advisory body
to SBA on issues and policies that affect small business. More than
half of the Council members are new appointees. We worked closely
with the White House to recruit outstanding individuals who are
supportive of the President's commitment to revitalize small
business. Your attendance at the opening reception would show the
members of the Council that their work is important and appreciated
at the most senior levels in the Administration.
I hope you will be able to join us and meet our new Council members.
Sincerely,
Susan Engeleitu
Susan S. Engeleiter
Administrator
ID# 138607
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 07, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JEFFREY P. EVES
SUBJECT: OFFER TO RECYCLE THE WHITE HOUSES WASTEPAPER
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Jeffrey P. Eves
Vice President
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
We read with interest the recent New York Times article about
the Sierra Club's threat to sue the White House to force
recycling its wastepaper. We can offer an immediate solution.
Several months ago we met with White House staff and offered to
recycle all of the White House's wastepaper and set up a program
to immediately achieve a 100% recycling rate. We would like to
move ahead. Similar programs are already in place in several
states and hundreds of businesses across the country. This
program may also save the White House up to $25,000 per month in
current disposal costs.
As a former White House staffer in the Nixon/Ford administra-
tions, I am familiar with your security considerations. We can
respond to that and are also the only recycler able to utilize
shredded documents smaller than 0.09 inches, which I believe to
be your situation. We recycle the paper back in to products
currently purchased by the government.
Vice President Quayle and Sen. Kasten toured our operations last
fall and are familiar with our capabilities. Fort Howard
Corporation is one of America's largest paper recyclers
(1+ million tons/yr.) and has the most sophisticated technology
in the world for recycling all grades of wastepaper.
We stand ready to immediately implement a total White House
recycling program that will be recognized as the best program in
existence anywhere. Just say when.
Sincerely
Jeffrey P. Eves
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Cape Girardeau, Missouri 63702-0822
April 5, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
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Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I would like to take this opportunity to invite you be the
honored guest at my Cape Girardeau fundraiser. The event is
scheduled for May 12, 1990, however, arrangements can be made to
accommodate your schedule.
The city of Cape Girardeau is the largest city in my
congressional district. It. is also the Republican stronghold
in my twenty-five-plus county district.
Furthermore, Cape Girardeau is located in the largest media
market in Southern Missouri -- extending into Southern Illinois,
Western Kentucky, and throughout a large portion of the Eighth
District of Missouri. Your presence would insure that the event
is covered by every television station, newspaper, and radio
station in the surrounding area.
We, in the Eighth District share your good conservative
philosophy and traditional beliefs and convictions. Republicans
and the many conservative Democrats who support our causes would
be honored and thrilled if you could join us to offer your
thoughts on how the conservatives can band together to lead this
country boldly into future.
I would be very grateful if you would offer this request
your close consideration. I look forward to hearing from you at
your earliest convenience.
Sincerely,
Bree
P.S.
Bill Emerson
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WASHINGTON, D.C. 20416
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OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
APR I 7 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, Dear Governor D.C. Sununu. 20500 John
I understand that National Small Business United (NSBU) and the
National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO) have
requested a meeting with President Bush on May 1st. I hope you
will give strong consideration to this request.
As a former small businessman, I know the President is
sympathetic to the concerns of small business owners across the
country. NSBU and NAWBO are two highly respected organizations
which represent broad-based small business constituencies
totalling more than 53,000 members. They are also strong
supporters of the Administration's policies on important small
business issues.
I believe a meeting with these two groups would be mutually
beneficial for both the President and the small business
community. Please let me know if I can provide any additional
information which would assist you in the consideration of this
pending request.
Sincerely,
Susan Engeleiter
Administrator
C-Track to
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(A)
Bobbie Kilberg (I)
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March 27, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to President George Bush
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
We are delighted that you have agreed to accept an honorary
degree from Suffolk University, which the Board of Trustees has
voted to confer upon you. As you know, the degree will be awarded
to you at the Commencement exercises on Sunday, June 10, 1990 at
10:00 a.m. at the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention
Center, 900 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts. Attached is
a preliminary schedule of the day's activities.
A formal dinner will be held on the evening prior to
Commencement at the Royal Sonesta Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts
and a luncheon will be held at the Hynes immediately following
Commencement. Additional information regarding the exercises will
be forwarded to you prior to the event.
In the interim, could you please forward to me a copy of your
curriculum vitae and complete the attached regalia form and return
it to me in the enclosed envelope as soon as possible or fax it to
me at (617) 573-8353.
Please let me know when you plan to arrive and I will be happy
to make your hotel and/or travel arrangements for you. If you have
any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me at (617) 573-
8220.
We look forward to meeting you in June.
Cordially,
Coleen Estrada
Coleen Estrada
Administrative Secretary
Enclosure (s) : regalia form
preliminary schedule of évents
return envelope
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Officers and Directors
Jack F. Bennett, President
American Friends of Bilderberg, Inc.
Theodore L. Eliot, Jr., Secretary
James D. Wolfensohn, Treasurer
David Rockefeller
477 Madison Avenue, New YORK, N.Y. 10022 (212) 752-6515 Fax (212) 752-6518
March 26, 1990
The Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear John:
This follows up on my letter of November 9 and your communications with
Henry Kissinger about the May 10-13 Bilderberg Meeting at Glen Cove. We
very much hope you will be able to fit some or all of the meeting into your
schedule.
Enclosed is the current agenda and list of participants for the meeting.
You will note that we have some first-rate people coming from Europe and
Canada. On the American side, in addition to Brent Scowcroft and Larry
Eagleburger, we have just been informed that the Vice President will come for
Friday, May 11th sessions.
If you or your staff have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact
me at 707 935-3410 or Charles Muller at this office.
I hope to see you in Glen Cove.
Sincerely,
Ten
Theodore L. Eliot, Jr.
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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
Baisemao: SPAIN: Jaime Carvajal Urquijo: SWEDEN: Sten Gustafsson: SWITZERLAND: Alex Krauer: TURKEY: Selahattin Beyazit; UNITED KINGDOM: Andrew Knight
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Governor John Sununu
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Subject:
GLOBAL WARMING
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing you directly because as an engineer, with a reported IQ = 175, you
will understand my technical comments on what has become a major environ-
mental concern namely global warming due to the so-called carbon dioxide "green-
house" effect.
Two years ago a former classmate and roommate in M.I.T.'s Graduate House,
Dr. David Weddell, asked me. "What do you think about this greenhouse effect?
After all they are using your data I answered that I had been reading all the mate-
rial published in the popular science press such as Discover, Scientific American,
Science, plus the ordinary media such as Public Television. I told him that I dis-
agreed with a number of the published conclusions and was of the opinion that a
little global warming and an increase in the atmospheric carbon dioxide concentra-
tion would be beneficial not harmful. My contrary arguments are explained on
pages 8-10 of this long letter.
Dave was referring the fact that I did research in the field of heat transmis-
sion by radiation from gases as a staff member
T
and
a
candidate
for
a
Doctor
of Science Degree, which I obtained in December 1941. I did the
dor
the
direction of Professor Hoyt Clark Hottel, who was a pioneer in the field and today in
M.I.T.'s Department of Chemical Engineering, who considers him the "Einstein of
gas radiation".
Hottel and I published two papers one for the A.I.Ch.E. and one for the
A.S.M.E. I have enclosed both papers in the accompanying report as Items (1) & (2)
for your benefit. Both papers report experimental data and explain the mathematics
of heat transmission by infra-red radiation from water vapor and carbon dioxide.
While the emphasis has been on the engineering design of steam boilers and other
direct fired furnaces, the data and mathematics can also be applied to heat transmis-
sion in the atmosphere. Hottel wrote and presented the A. S. M. E. paper before my
research was complete (I drew the graphs). I wrote and presented the A.I.Ch.E. paper
while Hottel, who is not only gifted in math but in English composition as well,
edited it. Our data were also published in Perry's Chemical Engineering Handbook
beginning with the third edition (Pages 490 to 493 SECTION 6 HEAT TRANSMIS-
SION). While I don't have the latest edition I believe our data is still being used by
Chemical Engineers around the world. Recently when consulting for a Mexican
chemical firm I saw a copy of Perry's handbook translated into Spanish and in it
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BUREAU
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
GEORGIA
P.O. BOX 7068
1620 BASS ROAD AT I-75
MACON, GEORGIA 31298
912-474-8411
March 13, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
White House Chief of Staff
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The Georgia Farm Bureau is concerned about our confusing national
wetlands policy and the resulting burden that is being placed on
agriculture. We are asking for your listening ear and for some
specific assistance.
Most of our concerns center around the wetlands delineation manual,
signed in 1989 by the Army Corps of Engineers, EPA, the Soil
Conservation Service, and the Fish and Wildlife Service; and a
Memorandum of Agreement on Mitigation between the EPA and the Corps of
Engineers. Neither the Memorandum of Agreement nor the delineation
manual were published for review and public comment. The manual will
bring in an estimated 60-70 million acres of cropland under the
jurisdiction of the Clean Water Act's 404 dredge or fill permit program
and will result in unnecessary regulation of established farming
operations. Most of this land has been farmed for generations and
should be considered converted. We believe that the use of the
Wetlands delineation manual and the Memorandum of Agreement on
Mitigation should be discontinued until official notice and comment in
the FEDERAL REGISTER is provided.
Secondly, we believe that an economic impact assessment should be
performed on the impact of the delineation manual and Mitigation
Memorandum of Agreement on agriculture, state and local governments,
and rural development. The expansive definition in the delineation
manual and the new requirement for compensatory mitigation will result
in insuperable economic barriers to many farm operations.
Finally, we believe that all prior converted agricultural land should
be excluded from regulation under the 404 program. The current "normal
farming" exemption is very inconsistent, does not cover all normal and
necessary activities and is subject to extreme variation and
interpretation by local field offices. We are supportive of
legislation that has been introduced in the House of Representatives to
to provide this exemption.
Affiliated with American Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers recognize the vital need for the protection of the wetlands of
this nation. We are supportive of the great strides that the Food
Security Act of 1985, through the "Swampbuster" provision, has made in
preserving wetlands. As you are aware, under Swampbuster, producers
are denied farm program benefits if they plant an agricultural
commodity on converted wetlands after December 23, 1985. Excluding all
prior converted agricultural land would make 404 more consistent with
Swampbuster which already has a prior converted exemption. Such an
exemption would further enable wetland protection efforts to focus on
preserving legitimate wetlands from further alterations instead of
regulating prior converted cropland.
We ask for your assistance in this very complex and significant
wetlands situation. It is a critical one for Georgia farmers.
Sincerely,
mortEwing
T. M. "Mort" Ewing
President
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March 12, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Movernor:
I would like to take this opportunity to express my
appreciation to you for the very important role you have played
in promoting a fair and balanced approach in the environmental
arena. Your even-handedness has shown the more moderate elements
of the conservation community that we do indeed have a friend who
understands our needs.
With particular regard to the wetlands issue, I thought that
you might be interested in a recent statement that I made before
the House Public Works and Transportation Subcommittee on Water
Resources. The Eighth Congressional District of Missouri was
once a very large "wetland"; in fact, most called it a swamp --
prior to 1849, that is. To "restore" it to a swamp is beyond
comprehension!
I look forward to your continued presence in the
Administration, and I will appreciate the opportunity to work
with you. Keep up the good work!
Sincerely,
Bree
Bill Emerson
Member of Congress
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New Hampshire Educational Media Association
R.R. 2, Box 1669
Meredith, New Hampshire 03253
March 11, 1990
Governor John Sununu, Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
Enclosed please find a copy of my letter to Mrs. Bush
inviting her to address New Hampshire school librarians in
Portsmouth on Friday, April 6.
Our conference planning committee inquired last summer
about the possibility of having Mrs. Bush join us. We were
told that she could make committments only three weeks in
advance. Thus, the delay in this invitation.
We realize that our chances are slim but that never
stopped New Hampshire folk from reaching for the best.
We would be most appreciative if you could help toute
this letter or assist us in any way.
Sincerely,
Sandra M.Elder M.
Sandra M. Elder
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Federation of Turkish American Societies Inc.
(TURK AMERIKAN DERNEKLERI FEDERASYONU)
821 United Nations Plaza New York, N.Y. 10017
Telephone: (212) 682-7688
FAX (212) 687-3026
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President:
M. Ata Erim, M.D.
Executive Vice-President
Mehmet Hassan
February, 1990
Vice Presidents:
Nimet Begis
Mehmet Yar
Osman Gebizlioglu, Ph.D.
Ahmet Turgut
Sear Governor John H. Sunu we,
General Secretary;
Sinasi Kose
Secretary:
Nilgun Oren
Treasurer:
We, concerned American citizens who are proud of their
Zulale Abdis
Turkish heritage, are deeply saddened by recent attempts,
PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR
SJR 212 and HJR 417, to falsely re-write our history
Edward Tashji
through legislation. Both of these resolutions view the
REGIONAL DIRECTORS
Turkish-Armenian issue from only one side: the Armenian
side
Ayhan Ozer
Ergun Kirlikovali
Cengiz K. Kovenk M.D.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
We, l'aw-abiding, hard-working, tax-paying, god-fearing
Keya Bortepe
members of the Turkish-American community, are offended by
the unfortunate resolutions SJR 121 HJR 417, which seep : 0
LEGAL CONTRA TANT
serve no purpose other than to slander our
Sedat Baydar. Eag
The charge of the "genocide" :s based on "selective
Elsie Hassan, Esg.
MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
review" of available sources, therefore, it is bad history
which is why SJR 121 HJR 417 are bad resolutions
Turkish Cultural
Alliance, Inc., N.Y.
Turkish Cypnot Aid Society
of New York
We, the people, oppose SJR 121 HJR 417, because both
Turkish Women's League
of America Inc., N.Y.
resolutions are factually misleading, historically biased,
Turkish-American
socially explosive, politically divisive, morally wrong,
Physicians Assn. Inc., N.Y.
Anadolu Club Inc., N.Y.
are simply "un-American"!
American Assn. of
Crimean Turks Inc., N.Y.
Society of Turkish
How then, do you fight misrepresentation? We believe you
Architects, Engineers &
Scientists Inc in America, N.Y.
fight it by introducing facts, not fiction. And that's
American-Turkish
Assn. of Milwaukee, Inc.
exactly what we are going to attempt to do here, in these
Azerbaijan
little booklets now
and in others like these that will
Society of America, N.J.
Turkish-American
follow in the future
Assoc. of Ohio
Turkestanian American Assoc.
New York
Please join us now for a truely unique story: that of an
Turkish-American Cultural Societies
Atlanta, Georgia
Armenian-American who was born in New York in 1932 of an
Turkish-American Cultural Societies
Chicago, Illinois
Armenian mother and a Syrian Orthodox father. Both mother
Turkish-American Cultural Assoc.
Florida
and father had been eye witnesses to the tragic events of
Karacay Turks Mosque
WWI in Eastern Anatolia
See if the true suffering and
and Culture Inc., N.J.
American Turkish Islamic and
loss they experienced was not, in actual fact, shared by
Cultural Center, Inc., N.Y.
Turk Ocagi Inc., N.J.
all the peoples of the region
See if they taught their
Istanbul Sports.
American born sons "their suffering was genocide" or
Cultural Educational Assoc.
The Turkish Cypriot Cultural &
whether they urged their sons to "hate the Turk".
Educational Association
of the U.S.A., Inc.
The United American Muslim
Association of New York, Inc.
Balkan Turks of America
Association Inc.
Turkish Society of Rochester
Turkish American Youth Assoc.
continued
Florida Turkish American
Association Women's Club, FL.
Turkish American Cultural Society
of New Ingland, MA.
Turkish Music Society of N.Y.
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Please join us again for a journey back through the tunnel
of time and try to relive things as they were through the
eye-witness accounts of a 100-year old Jewish-American who
was born, raised, and educated in Ottoman lands See if
what's espoused in SJR 121 HJR 417 has anything to do with
reality Maybe then, and only then, the sponsors will
find it in their, hearts to see things as they really were,
and not as Armenians want them to be seen
Here you will find "the other side of the story" through
sworn statemens of Mr. EDWARD TASHJI and Mr. ALBERT J.
AMATEAU You will read how "an up-rising that went
sour" was packaged and marketed by the Armenian lobby as
"genocide by the rulers" ... Here is a "Primary source"
telling you how some Armenians tried to manipulate public
opinion in order to achieve in the hall of the US Congress
now, what their ancestors couldn't achieve in the battle
fields of Anatolia during WWI
We, the people, oppose SJR 121 HJR 417!
Sincerely yours
President
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The
Heritage Foundation
A tax-exempt public policy research institute
June 4, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief-of-Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
Linda and I, together with Holly Coors, are hosting a series of small
dinner parties in honor of friends of Heritage. Our initial honoree was
Secretary Jack Kemp. We also have an agreement in principle that the Vice
President will be a guest of honor and we are working out the details for a
prospective date.
The dinners are held at Holly Coors' Watergate apartment and attendance
includes several key people from Washington, as well as friends of Heritage
from around the country. No fundraising is conducted at the meeting, and
the only obligation of the guest of honor is to lead a discussion of informal
remarks on pending issues.
We hope that the evening will be viewed as an enjoyable opportunity of
getting together with old friends and meeting new ones, and generally as a
change of pace from the standard Washington function.
At this time, I want you to know that we would be delighted if you
and Nancy would consent to be the guests of honor at one of these dinners.
I hope you will consider this invitation favorably and that we are able
to host such a dinner on either September 11 or 12, or October 14 or 15.
Kathy Rowan of my staff will be in touch with your secretary next
week to see if we can work out the details.
Kind personal regards.
Sincerely,
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
President
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
Thomas A. Roe
Joseph Coors
Robert H. Krieble, Ph.D., Vice Chairman
Richard M. Scaife
Midge Decter
J. Frederic Rench, Secretary
Hon. Frank Shakespeare
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
Lewis E. Lehrman
Hon. William E. Simon
Joseph R. Keys
J. William Middendorf, II
Jay Van Andel
214 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E.
Washington, D.C. 20002
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. DON FUQUA
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO SUPPORT A CIVIL
RIGHTS BILL THAT WILL NOT PRESSURE EMPLOYERS
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LEROSE INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION
E.ST.1919
Don Fuqua
President
June 4, 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 Sununu:
The Aerospace Industries Association (AIA) urges further
consideration of the issues raised in the Civil Rights Act of 1990 (CRA)
(S.2104/H.R.4000) as presently drafted.
The aerospace industry has made tremendous strides both in
eradicating employment discrimination and in eliminating artificial
barriers to employment while simultaneously protecting an employer's
right to make. reasonable and nondiscriminatory employment decisions.
However, proponents of the CRA claim that the Supreme Court has recently
made "an abrupt and unfortunate departure from its historic vigilance in
protecting civil rights."
Based upon the Court's assumption, the CRA is offered to overrule
numerous decisions handed down over the past decade. With few
exceptions, proponents contend that the bill would merely restore prior
law and, therefore, have little impact on employers who have been
striving to comply with existing employment law. The CRA does not amend
or revise any current statute or regulation, it represents a direct and
precise effort to rewrite present employment law.
Because the CRA would substantially increase the burdens and risk of
liability for every employer in this country, including the most
exemplary, the current legislation would dramatically alter the balance
between the goal of eliminating discrimination in society and maintaining
an equitable, efficient business environment. Rather than simply codify
the Supreme Court's decision, the CRA creates a new and increased burden
of proof in defense of employment practices. Employers will have no
recourse other than to seek the "safe harbor" of quotas.
Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc.
1250 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 371-8400
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Current civil rights law emphasizes prompt resolution and
settlement, yet under present legislative proposals this would be
abandoned in favor of provisions for jury trials to recover punitive and
compensatory damages. Thus, the CRA would emphasize protracted
litigation and an uneconomic increase in legal costs.
The AIA is proud of its advocacy of a policy of equality of
opportunity for all Americans and urges the President to encourage
Congress to adopt legislation that will not pressure employers into using
quota hiring in order to avoid costly litigation and impose compensatory
and punitive damages.
Sincerely,
Don Don Fuqua
DF/dn
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Alabama
Arkansas
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June 1, 1990
Georgia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Mr. John Sununu
Mississippi
Chief of Staff
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North Carolina
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Puerto Rico
Washington, D.C. 20500
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
Dear Mr. Sununu:
On behalf of the Southeast REA Borrowers Association (SEBA) Board of
Directors, I am pleased to invite you to participate in the 1990 SEBA
Annual Meeting, to be held Thursday and Friday, August 2-3, 1990, at
the Ritz-Carlton in Pentagon City.
We would like for you to address our luncheon on Thursday, August 2.
The luncheon is scheduled from 12:00 noon until 1:30 P.M., with your
presentation scheduled to begin at approximately 12:45 P.M. The
suggested topic is "Administration Actions Affecting Rural
Development". If you have a problem in scheduling or need to change,
please contact my office by Friday, June 15, 1990.
The audience will consist of presidents, general managers, and top
executives of the REA borrower telephone companies in the Southeast
area. This area covers the thirteen southern states, Puerto Rico, and
the Virgin Islands. We usually have around one hundred twenty-five
persons in attendance.
Please contact our office if you have any questions.
Sincerely,
Ralph L. Frye
Secretary-Treasurer
RLF/kf
Representing the telephone company-REA Borrowers of the Southeast REA Region
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May 29, 1990
Honorable John Sununo
Assistant to The President
Chief of Staff
White House
Pennsylvannia Avenue
Washington, DC
RE: Credit Crunch at Black Mountain Ski Area
Dear Mr. Sununo:
My only purpose in writing to you is to seek any ideas that you may have
concerning how we can find emergency financing in order to keep the Black
Mountain Ski Area in Jackson, New Hampshire operating. I am writing to you
because I know that you are familiar with the area and are concerned with the
current credit crunch in the Northeast and in New Hampshire in particular.
The Fleet National Bank has refused to extend further financing at our ski
area even though we have been able to pay off our credit line, the interest on the
credit line and interest on our mortgage. We were unable to reduce the principal
amount owed to the Bank. We are a credit worthy business in New Hampshire and
one that is vital to the resort industry in the entire Mt. Washington Valley.
If you know of any Federal or State programs that may be available or if you
have any suggestions whatsoever to assist us in keeping this important business
operating, it would be appreciated if you could have someone contact us with those
ideas or suggestions. Our General Manager, Paul Lodi can be reached at the
mountain by mail or at his current office which is (603) 383-6719. I can be
reached at (508) 997-1210 or by correspondence directed to Black Mountain.
Honorable John Sununo
May 29, 1990
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I know that in your current position you have a much wider scope of
responsibility and concerns. However, I am writing to you in the hope that you
may have some idea or suggestion that could help us here in Jackson, New
Hampshire keep the Black Mountain Ski Area alive.
Sincerely,
saFe
George A. Fairbanks, III
President
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Dear John:
I have written to you heretofore after having met
you with my wife and son at the Dinner in the
Diplomatic Reception Dining Room in November 1989.
I know you are busy preparing for the Summit but
I must praise the president ahead of his signing the
legislation relating to disabled persons. My daughter
Jill is a high-functioning learning disabled person
who has been at the White House many times and who is
working in the County Court House where my family
resides. I would like President and Mrs. Bush to know
there are wonderful people out there who, even prior
to this legislation, make the lives of disabled people
fulfilling and beyond expectation. Such a person is
Dr. Conrad Roncati, Administrator of the Bergen County
court system in New Jersey. He hired our daughter
and is voluntarily training her on his own.
Also, through the wonderful efforts of Rex
Scouten, my daughter joined the rest of our family in
presenting President Reagan with a gift for the Reagan
Library in August, 1988, and the reception we received
was memorable. (I have donated other art objects and
documents to the White House through the Curator S
office, as well.) )
My family would love to present President and
Mrs. Bush with a plate from the George Washington,
service (Order, of Cincinnati) presently. in my
collection, in celebration, of the White House
Bicentennial, if it could- be arranged through your
office and the office of the Curator. It would seem
fitting in the George to George" concept.
The real purpose of this letter. however is to
applaud this new legislation about to- be signed into
law. Jill has been educated in the private sector
through her young adult years and she is extremely
mindful of current events and activities at the White
House, including attendance at the Inauguration events
with us.
Kindest personal regards.
Cordially
Mr. John Sununu
Jadm
Chief of Staff of The White House
The White House
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The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
RE: Presidential and Vice Presidential Debates
Dear John:
I am enclosing herewith the latest proposal, which I
understand Senator Robert Graham will introduce, requiring
Presidential and Vice Presidential candidates to debate in order
to receive federal campaign funds. I asssume someone there in
your shop is monitoring this.
Kindest regards,
Jane Fahrenkopf, Jr.
FJF:gat
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May 22, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
On behalf of the more than 100,000 members of the American
Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the country's oldest national
engineering organization, I strongly endorse Mr. Russel E.
Milnes, Jr., for appointment as Deputy Assistant Secretary of
Defense for the Environment.
ASCE believes that Russ Milnes would be an excellent
successor to William H. Parker, III, in this very important
position. In addition to being a professional engineer and an
attorney, Mr. Milnes has over twenty years experience in public
service, including a broad range of environmental management
positions. A graduate of the U.S. Military Academy, Mr. Milnes
has also served on the professional staff of the Senate Armed
Services Committee.
As the U.S. military begins to direct even greater attention
to environmental issues, Russ Milnes would bring a unique blend
of technical, legal, and institutional knowledge and experience
to the challenging post of Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense
for the Environment. He has ASCE's highest recommendation.
Sincerely,
John A. Focht, Jr.
President
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SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO RESERVE GAS
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May 22, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
On behalf of the more than 100,000 members of the American
Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), the country's oldest national
engineering organization, I want to commend the willingness of
Congressional and Administration leaders to begin negotiations on
the FY 1991 Budget. While recognizing the seriousness of the
federal budget deficit, ASCE is very concerned about possible
attempts to raise the federal gasoline tax for deficit reduction.
The gas tax is a tempting target for negotiators because each
additional penny yields $1 billion in revenues. The current
9 cent-per-gallon federal gas tax is dedicated to highways
(8 cents) and mass transit (1 cent). In view of the widespread
deterioration that plagues America's transportation
infrastructure, ASCE strongly believes that the gas tax should
remain a dedicated user fee supporting our nation's surface
transportation systems. Numerous reports including Fragile
Foundations, the Final Report of the National Council on Public
Works Improvement, have called for a redoubling of our investment
in essential public works facilities.
Correcting the federal deficit and maintaining economic
growth will require difficult choices and tradeoffs. Given the
important link between infrastructure investment and U.S.
productivity, ASCE urges you to preserve the gas tax as a use fee
dedicated to improving America's vital surface transportation
systems.
Sincerely,
John A. Focht, Jr.
President
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May 21, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear John:
I am enclosing some thoughts about the current budget
negotiations that I wrote for the Wall Street Journal. As you
will see, the central idea is an extension of the Gramm-Rudman
automatic procedure to include a modification of the tax and
social security indexing whenever a sequester is needed. That
may be a way of linking any tax revenue increase (achieved
without raising rates) to a parallel cut in social security
outlays (without actually "cutting" anyone's benefit). It's also
a way of enacting CPI-minus-two on a conditional basis that would
"only be triggered if the combination of growth and discretionary
cuts didn't make the new Gramm-Rudman targets."
Sincerely,
Macher
Martin Feldstein
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
TECHNICAL COLLEGE
May 18, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Chief of Staff Sununu:
I am writing to you as a resident of the Upper Ohio Valley, the
president of a two-year technical college which services the residents of
this Valley and on behalf of all the people who live in Eastern Ohio, the
northern panhandle of West Virginia and western Pennsylvania.
Recently, the U.S. Senate passed legislation, S.1630, the Title IV or
"acid rain" provisions of which will impact greatly on many business in the
Ohio Valley on January 1, 1995. In addition, the House Energy and Commerce
Committee has voted out H.R. 3030, the Title IV or "acid rain" requirements
which will be very similar to the Senate bill.
My concern is for the impact that this legislation will have on coal
mining and other related businesses in the Ohio Valley such as steel,
aluminum and other industries that depends on low cost electricity. At the
present time, it is projected that this legislation could impact on a eleven
(11) state area with a loss of upwards of 1.2 million jobs with 300,000 in
the Ohio Valley alone being affected.
I would ask that before you make any final decision on the legislation
that you consider two things; first, a provision in the House Bill whereby
the Governor of a State has the right to intervene if the acid rain
requirements of Title IV, H.R. 3030, causes economic disruption or
significant job losses must be written into the House Bill and any final
legislation that results from a House/Senate conference. This provision is
not included in S. 1630. A second provision must be included in the House
Bill and any final legislation from a House/Senate conference to allow
electric utilities the true freedom of choice and to obtain a waiver of the
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1995, Phase I, 2.5 pounds of sulfur dioxide per million BTU emission
requirements, if they commit by that time to the full 1.2 pounds sulfur
dioxide per million BTU level by the year 2000. Stated another way, the
1995 sulfur dioxide requirements must be delayed to the year 2000 so that
clean coal technology which will not be available until 1997 and beyond, can
be utilized.
I. would appreciate any consideration that you give to the thoughts I
have expressed.
Respectfully yours,
Edfilorak
Edward L. Florak, Ed.D.
President
jl/5:20
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Senator Howard Metzenbaum
Representative Douglas Applegate
Robert D'Anniballe
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Liberty Bank and Trust Company
T., WILLIAM FITZGERALD, JR., C.C.L.
President and Chief Executive Officer
May 17, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John:
I must congratulate you personally on the TIME piece.
All it does is reassure us that you are the GREATEST
AND MOST HARD WORKING CHIEF OF STAFF that there has
been in the history of our Country.
I knew the day that you accepted the position we would
be all totally proud of you and we sure as hell are
Keep up the great work.
I love the new titles:
Dark Prince
Bad Cop
Fat Pirate
History gives titles only to those that are respected
and that are making decisions.
Sincerely,
Bill
Bill Fitzgerald, Jr.
Seven School Street, Boston, Massachusetts 02108 (617) 742-4700
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United States Advisory Commission
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Washington, D.C. 20547
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr., Ph.D.
Chairman
Tom C. Korologos
Vice Chairman
Priscilla L. Buckley
Hershey Gold
Richard M. Scaife
Louis B. Susman
May 16, 1990
The Honorable
John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
The U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy yesterday
submitted the enclosed report on "Public Diplomacy in a New
Europe" to the President and Congress.
The Commission is a bipartisan body appointed by the
President to assess America's international broadcasting,
public affairs and educational exchange programs. Our report
outlines the direction we believe public diplomacy should take
in assisting the new democracies in Eastern Europe and in
support of United States interests throughout the world.
I hope you will find it of interest, and I would welcome
your views on its findings.
With best wishes.
Sincerely,
Я
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
Chairman
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Gov. John Sununu
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The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Gov. Sununu:
I want to personally thank you for making possible the biggest day
in the 19-year history of Liberty University. I was sorry that you
did not accompany the President on his trip to Lynchburg because
I realize that you perhaps more than anyone else, were responsible
for making our commencement a part of the President's schedule.
I also wish you could have seen the warm response the President
received from the 16,000 people gathered in our new stadium. I
want to commend you on the fine job that the entire advance team
did under the direction of Judd Swift and Ed Cowling. They were
a pleasure to work with the entire week and I do not believe any
detail could have been handled any better than it was.
I appreciate your strong and capable leadership in this
administration and want to thank you again for a day which we shall
never forget. Please call us at any time if there is ever anything
we can do either for you or for the President.
Sincerely,
Jerry Jerry Falwell
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Advancing psychology as a science, a profession, and as a means of promoting human welfare
May 16, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
The White House
Washington, DC, 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
On behalf of the American Psychological Association (APA), a scientific and
professional organization of over 103,000 psychologists, I am writing to
address two technical and scientific Issues within The Civil Rights Act of
1990 (H.R. 4000). Our membership Includes many psychologists engaged In
research and applications of measurement and personnel selection.
Psychologists and other professionals Involved In employment selection
should adhere to the APA's Standards for Educational and Psychological
Testing which have been cited In Supreme Court decisions and legislation
Involving psychological testing (e.g., employee selection).
We are grateful for the efforts made by the House Committee on Education and
Labor In redefining "business necessity" in Section 3.1.0 of the amended
bill. However, APA still finds It Inconsistent with the accepted and
appropriate uses of personnel selection procedures discussed in the
Standards.
There are two relevant Issues In this proposed definition. First, the term
"effective" Implies that performance Is dichotomous (l.e., effective or not
effective), and does not take Into consideration the additional value that
higher levels of work behavior offers an organization. Second, we are
concerned that the term "Job performance" may be Interpreted In a very
narrow and specific manner which would be Inconsistent with scientific
research findings and professional testing standards that address the value
and utility that various types of work behavior offer organizations.
Employee turnover, absenteelsm and trainability are Just a few such
legitimate factors that organizations often should consider In employment
selection processes that do not appear to be reflected In the present
definition.
APA offers a more concise and objective definition of business necessity for
your consideration:
"The term 'required for business necessity' means the challenged practice or
group of practices (1) Is shown to be predictive of work behavior by
demonstrating the validity of Inferences made about applicants for whom the
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procedure(s) is to be used, or (2) constitutes a representative sample of
Important components of the job.
APA Is also concerned that Sections 4.1.a and 4.1.b appear to rely solely on
"objective evidence". The Standards for Educational and Psychological
Testing recognizes three major approaches to demonstrating validation
evidence for employment practices. While we recognize content, construct,
and criterion-related validation strategies as "objective evidence," this
phrase could be used to restrict available scientific approaches to
criterion-related evidence alone. We recommend that the phrase "objective
evidence" be removed, since the proposed definition of business necessity
adequately addresses appropriate types of evidence.
This letter Is Intended to clarify several ambiguous definitions set forth
In the proposed legislation and should not be viewed Indicative of APA's
position on H.R. 4000, which is designed to strengthen civil rights
protections of which our association has repeatedly supported. I would
welcome the opportunity to discuss these Issues with you or members of your
staff. Thank you for your attention to these Issues.
Sincerely,
Taymond D. fowler
Raymond D. Fowler, Ph.D.
Chief Executive Office
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May 17, 1990
Dear John:
In between unwarranted adverse media attention,
you might like to put your "stamp" hat on for a
moment to enjoy this recent "emergency"
correspondence I had with a concerned stamp
licker.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
Anthony Tomy M. Frank
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
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TION
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ON WAR, REVOLUTION AND PEACE
STANTORD DEPARTMENT
Stanford, California 94305-6010
25.IV.90
Dear Governor Sununu,
Scribner's publishing house has contracted me to write a political biog-
raphy of James A. Baker, III, the Secretary of State. The book will be an
in-depth, objective portrait, focusing mainly on the years 1976 to present.
I would like to interview you for the book under whatever ground rules you
would like to set, and hope you can spare some time to talk to me in the
next few months.
You should be getting a call from me about this in a few days. In the
meantime, to update you on my activities, please find enclosed a recent
biography and a review of my last book (The Democratic Imperative, New
Republic Books) that appeared in The New York Times.
Also, for your information, during my work on the book, one can reach me
either through Hoover (address above, phone number 415-723-3678 or
723-2071) or directly in Washington DC (Suite 801, 2141 P Street, NW,
Washington, D.C. 20037, phone 202-223-5208). Either is equally fine.
Thank you for your consideration,
Sincerely,
Aregay Forsedal Gregory A. Fossedal
GAF: il
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The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Washington, DC 20500
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HORIZONS
May 16, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20004
Dear John:
The attached two page description of Aviation Horizons, Inc. gives a brief overview of
this 501 C 3 New Hampshire corporation just formed to promote among a group of 16
and 17 year old high school students:
1.
Abstinence from drugs and alcohol;
2.
Completion of at least a high school education;
3.
Pursuit of employment opportunities in the aviation field.
Herb French and his wife Marian, Judy and I and many other volunteers will start the
first squadron in Nashua this fall. We aim to, as a private initiative, positively
influence some youngsters to turn from dependency and poor education towards
productive lives.
Your support, advice and comment would really be appreciated. We could hope that these
kids, ten to fifteen of them, who will this winter be going through the ground training
phase in preparation for taking the written exam for a pilot's license might have an
opportunity to meet briefly with President Bush sometime between October 1990 and
May 1991.
Judy and I hope that we will have the opportunity to speak with you at The Salute to
Congressman Bob Smith on Sunday, May 20th in Manchester. Both Herb and I would be
happy to come to Washington, D.C to meet with you personally to discuss this program.
In any case, our best to you and Nancy. We still miss you in New Hampshire but can read
almost every day of your exciting, stimulating life in Washington, D. C.
Best Regards,
Bill
Bill Fletcher
Attachments: 1) AVIATION HORIZONS Brochure
2) Letter from Hannah McCarthy, Daniel Webster College
3) Letter from Ted Kirkpatrick, Wentworth Institute
4 Blackfoot Drive,
Nashua, NH 03063
(603) 883-0199
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Luis A. Ferré
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Former Governor of Puerto Rico
May 10, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Just a short note to say how very much Tiody and I
enjoyed accompanying you and your charming wife, Nancy, to
Costa Rica for the inauguration of President Calderón. It
was a great honor and privilege for us to be a part of such
a distinguished event and to be in your company.
I look forward to working with you in the future, not
only on Statehood for Puerto Rico, but on other issues of
interest to the Island and the Bush Administration, especially
with respect to Latin America. You are already well repre-
the years.
sented by Andy card, with whom I have enjoyed working over
Again, thank you for your many courtesies on our trip
to Costa Rica. I hope to see you again soon in Washington,
or we would love to host you and your wife in Puerto Rico.
We are very proud of the work Mrs. Sununu does for the Repub-
lican Governors.
With warm regards and best wishes.
Sincerely,
Fir Luis A. Ferré
G.P.O. Box 4487, Jan Juan, Puerto Rico 00936
ID# 141076
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DALE W. SNAPE
JOSEPH W. WAZ, JR.
BRUCE C. WOLPE
TERRY D. BEVELS
May 14, 1990
MEMORANDUM
TO:
John Sununu
FROM:
Craig L. Fuller
RE:
Signing Ceremony Authorization for the
Education Programs of the Simon Wiesenthal Center
Museum of Tolerance
Our firm has had the privilege for the past two years of
representing the Simon Wiesenthal Center and its Museum of
Tolerance, currently under construction in Los Angeles. On
May 10, 1990, Congress completed action on S 2300, legislation
providing a $5 million authorization for the Museum's education
programs. This measure enjoyed full bipartisan support and
passed the House and Senate unanimously.
The funds authorized by S 2300, which are subject to an
appropriation, would be used, pursuant to a grant from the
Department of Education, for educational programs on the
Holocaust to be made available to education institutions
throughout the country, and for all levels of educational
activity.
The Museum of Tolerance is a $50 million facility, and will open
in the Spring of 1991. No federal funds will be used for any
construction costs.
S 2300 will be presented by the Congress to the President for
signature into law within the next several days.
We respectfully wish to request consideration for a formal White
House signing ceremony for this bill.
President and Mrs. Bush visited the Simon Wiesenthal Center and
reviewed plans for the museum on October 31, 1988. The President
gave a memorable speech on that occasion, and it is our
understanding that they were genuinely impressed with the museum
and its distinctive message of tolerance and remembrance. A
unique theme of the museum will be its exhibits on racial
prejudice and discrimination generally, including exhibits on
America's civil rights movement.
John Sununu
May 14, 1990
Page 2.
We believe a signing ceremony for S 2300 would be especially
timely. With Germany on the brink of reunification -- signalling
the formal end of World War II -- there is no more poignant
moment to mark, and reflect upon, the legacy of the Holocaust and
its implications for humanity.
We very much hope this idea is welcome. In conjunction with
Rabbi Marvin Hier and his colleagues at the Wiesenthal Center, we
would be delighted to work with you in developing arrangements
for a signing ceremony, and trust you will advise at your
earliest convenience.
Enclosed for your review are:
(1) The Senate and House proceedings for the approval of S
2300;
(2) A list of cosponsors of the legislation;
(3) The Wiesenthal Center's testimony in support of this
measure (which includes a full description of the museum and its
activities) ; and
(4) Articles and photographs of the visit by President and
Mrs. Bush to the Wiesenthal Center to view the model of the
museum.
We look forward to talking with you within the next few days.
enclosures
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May Three
Nineteen Ninety
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20006
Dear John:
My trip last week to Managua for the inauguration of Violetta Chammoro as
President of Nicaragua included a visit for two days to El Salvador with my confreres
in the Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and
of Malta. I visited the clinics of the Order of Malta.
I came back to the United States convinced of the necessity for continued
American aid for El Salvador and the Cristianni government.
John, the brutality of the terrorism inflicted on the people of El Salvador by
the Communist guerrillas is far beyond anything that we could imagine.
I met privately with President Cristianni and I am enormously impressed by
his integrity and sincerity of purpose. Certainly, he faces an extreme burden in
dealing with the military in his nation. But, his purpose and direction are honorable.
To cut off aid to his government would be the wrong remedy for the ills of El
Salvador and would only play into the hands of the Marxist terrorists.
The murder of the six Jesuits was a tragedy. But, the imbalance of the
attention given to that horrible occurrence is out of line with the coverage, or lack
thereof, of the countless thousands murdered by the Marxist terrorists in that land.
x
The Honorable John Sununu
May 3, 1990
RE: El Salvador Trip
Page Two
I suggest that more Members of the Congress and Senate should go to El
Salvador and see for themselves the great task that President Cristianni faces. They
should see the terrorist acts of the guerrillas and the maimed and crippled men,
women and children.
El Salvador deserves United States assistance in this time of trial. President
Cristianni is an outstanding intelligent leader. He deserves our encourage and help.
In the hope that the Administration does everything possible to properly
assess and support the Cristianni government, I send you every good wish.
Kindest personal regards,
Thomas A. Fuentes
airman
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May 6, 1990
Governor John Sununu
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC
Dear Dr. Sununu:
It's a long way since you were my thesis advisor at Tufts
University, but I would appreciate a few kind words at the
"Sheldon Fishman for School Board" Kickoff on May 21, 1990.
The Montgomery County Maryland Board of Education election is
non-partisan. However, my Republican friends say that my
campaign themes are great:
School based management and shared decision making
Increased efficiency in busses, maintenance and other
support services, and
Academic excellence for all children as measured by
objective standardized tests.
The Kickoff will take place on May 21, 1990 from
7:00-8:30 p.m. at the Oakland Terrace Elementary School (2720
Plyers Mill Road, Silver Spring, Maryland). I was the PTA
President at OT for two years. The school has a racially
diverse population; succeeds academically; is one of five
pilot projects in school based management; maintains ongoing
programs with a school for handicapped children, a school for
emotionally disturbed children, and a senior day care center;
has a unique gifted and talented program; and much more.
If you could make a brief appearance on my behalf, it would
mean a great deal.
Sincerely,
Shel
Sheldon Fishman
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May 5, 1990
SELECT COMMITTEE ON AGING
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu: John
H
am writing on behalf of The East West Corporate Corridor
Association (EWCCA) to invite you to be the guest speaker at their
conference on October 24, 1990.
The conference will focus on "Human Capital Issues through the
1990's -- How to prepare for the 21st century workforce." The EWCCA is
a premier corporate organization in the Illinois Research and Develop-
ment Corridor -- the corridor is located just outside of Chicago in my
Congressional District (13th-IL). EWCCA represents a broad base of
business and industry in the area and coordinates local economic
development and growth management issues.
The Illinois Research and Development Corridor is one of the
nation's fastest growing and exciting areas, situated in DuPage County.
The Corridor is home to dozens of high tech enterprises.
EWCCA would very much like to have you as their luncheon speaker
on October 24th. The conference will be attended by business and
industry representatives of the area. It will be held in Naperville.
Thank you for considering this request. You may get back to the
EWCCA by contacting Bonnie Wood, Executive Director of EWCCA, at
708-852-1435, or, your staff may contact Alan Mertz of my staff at
202-225-3515.
Very truly yours,
Namis Harris W. Fawell, M.C.
318 House Office Building
HWF/srm
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The
Heritage Foundation
A tax-exempt public policy research institute
May 8, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing to request that you and Boyden Gray meet with
a small group of conservative leaders regarding the Civil Rights
Act of 1990, and the Administrations civil rights bill. In
addition to myself, the group would include Linda Chavez, Ken
Cribb, Ed Meese, Brad Reynolds and Paul Weyrich.
In light of the support Senator Kennedy has picked up with
modifications to his bill, it is important that the
Administration have an effective program to support its approach.
If your schedule allows, we would like to meet with you late
this week or early next week. Dave Mason from Heritage will be
in contact with your staff to see if we can work out a mutually
agreeable time.
Thanking you in advance for your consideration, I am,
Sincerely,
GO
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.,
President
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
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Washington, D.C. 20002
(202) 546-4400
ID# 139091
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Cable: INFORMASSN WASHINGTON
May 3, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing on behalf of the Information Industry Association to
express our support for reauthorization of the Paperwork Reduction Act.
The Information Industry Association (IIA) represents 800 leading
companies pursuing business opportunities associated with the creation,
distribution and use of information. Among our members are traditional and
electronic publishers, newspapers, database producers, interactive
electronic services (both audio and video), financial information vendors,
computer manufacturers and telecommunications providers. This diversity of
companies has one common element - an entrepreneurial spirit investing
substantial private sector dollars to create and distribute the products
and services essential to meeting our nation's information needs.
Long a supporter of the Paperwork Reduction Act, the IIA has been an
active participant in the current legislative debate regarding its
reauthorization. Of particular interest to our members is the language
contained in both the House (H.R. 3695) and Senate (S. 1742) bills to guide
Federal agencies in creating and managing information functions. Enactment
of this statute will guarantee the ability of citizens to obtain access to
government information; ensure that government dissemination activities are
efficiently and economically managed; and prevent the expenditure of
taxpayer dollars to provide information products and services that are more
appropriately left to other parties such as the private sector information
industry. The IIA and most of the major parties interested in these issues
support this language. We appreciate the Administration's support as well.
The Information Industry Association also supports reduction of the
paperwork and regulatory burden imposed on the public by the government.
The Presidential authorities essential for this purpose are most effective
if administered by a strong and visible Office of Information and
Regulatory Affairs within OMB. We therefore urge the Administration to
support a legislative solution which will retain an effective and
Congressionally authorized OIRA. We would be pleased to assist in
achieving this goal.
Sincerely,
DAVID C. FULLARTON
President
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May 4, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the
President of the United States
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
SUBJECT:
Invitation to President Bush to Address the
"1990 Potomac River Conference -- Celebrating 20 Years
of Progress -- Challenges for the 21st Century"
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing to you in my capacity as Director of Envi-
ronmental Programs for the Metropolitan Washington Council
of Governments and as an MIT graduate who attended the
excellent, informative and provocative MIT Alumni White
House briefing you delivered several months ago. I am writ-
ing specifically to accept your gracious offer of assistance
extended then to your MIT colleagues.
Attached you will find a letter from my boss, the Execu-
tive Director of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Gov-
ernments, to President Bush, inviting him to address a
special conference on the Potomac River to be held in Wash-
ington on May 23 and May 24.
Mr. Bush's schedule permitting, I believe this event
offers him a unique opportunity to celebrate an environ-
mental success story right here in the Nation's Capitol --
the restoration of the Potomac River. The President's
recent fishing trip on the Potomac is an outstanding testi-
monial to this success.
As noted in the attached letter, two potential times
exist when the President might address the conference: dur-
ing dinner on May 23, 1990, at which time a pledge will be
signed by elected officials in attendance renewing their
commitment to maintaining and enhancing the Potomac, or on
May 24, 1990 during a boat tour of the river.
District of Columbia
Arlington County
Fairfax County
Frederick County
Loudoun County
Montgomery County
Prince George's County
Prince William County
Alexandria
Bowie
College Park
Fairfax
Falls Church
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Greenbelt
Rockville
Takoma Park
ie Honorable John Sununu
May 4, 1990
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I am enclosing a copy of the conference brochure for your
information, as well as a copy of a draft facsimile of the
pledge document.
We would be honored if the President is able to partic-
ipate with us in this event.
Please contact me as soon as possible regarding this pos-
sibility so that we might work together to make the neces-
sary arrangements.
Thanks so much for your assistance. Should you require
further information on the conference, please call me at
962-3340, or have a member of your staff contact our confer-
ence coordinator, James Shell, at 962-3342.
Sincerely yours,
Stret a. Frendhey
Stuart A. Freudberg
Director
Dept. of Environmental Programs
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
The Subcommittee on Administrative Law and Governmental
Relations is planning to conduct a hearing on the
reauthorization of the Legal Services Corporation. The hearing
will be held on May 23, 1990, at 10:00 A.M., in Room 2226 of the
Rayburn House Office Building.
I would like to invite you or your designee to appear and
testify. The Subcommittee would appreciate the Administration's
views on the reauthorization of the Legal Services Corporation
and I have also invited the Honorable Richard L. Thornburgh,
Attorney General, Department of Justice, for the same purpose.
Please do not hesitate to contact the Subcommittee at
225-5741 if you need further information. Your earliest
acceptance of this invitation would be appreciated.
Sincerely,
Bunk
BARNEY FRANK
Chairman
Subcommittee on Administrative
Law and Governmental Relations
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Dear John:
The ninth AEI World Forum will be held June 13-16, 1990
at Beaver Creek, Colorado. Betty and I cordially
invite you to join us for this unique international
gathering.
Each year, a distinguished group of leading public
officials, business executives, and academics from the
United States and abroad meet to discuss the most
pressing economic and political issues facing the
world. My old friends and colleagues Valery Giscard
d'Estaing, Helmut Schmidt, and James Callaghan will be
there this year, as will Alan Greenspan, Dick Cheney,
and Michael Boskin among others. Your participation as
a discussion leader at plenary sessions and small group
discussions would greatly enrich dialogue on the
changes that have recently swept the world.
The enclosed brochure describes the World Forum at
greater length. If you are able to participate, we
will send you detailed information about this year's
program.
We would be delighted to welcome you to the World
Forum. I look forward to hearing from you.
Warmest best wishes,
just hurd
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvanie Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
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Dear Mr. Sununa,
I very much enjoyed meeting with you when
lost October.
our Focus on the Family group was in Washington, D.C.
pro Kermosepul, unti- Christian, hate filled,
with my hard everned they dollars, artists who produce
am extremely upset that the N.E.A. would support,
porrographic "art."
Please encourage President Bush to end or tightly
restrict all funding of the NEA where the artists
insult my chustian faith, ridicule the family
unit, destroy moral values.
Thank you and God bless you and your family
Steve Frobling
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FLAT ROLLED DIVISION
VICE PRESIDENT-RESEARCH. ENGINEERING & TRAFFIC
April 20, 1990
The Honorable
John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing to you concerning the Clean Air Act amendments which were
recently adopted by the U.S. Senate on April 3, 1990. I am a trained engineer
dedicated to applying scientific knowledge to better serve my company and
society's needs. I am deeply concerned with certain provisions of the Senate
amendments. It is time for the Clean Air Act to be updated. It is time for
this country to protect its environment and, at the same time, maintain its
productive capabilities to compete in the global market. The Senate
amendments fall far short of achieving the latter goal.
The air toxics provisions in the Senate bill requires the achievement of a
"bright line" risk-based standard within ten years of enactment or the closure
of any facility not meeting a risk standard of 1 in 10,000 (10-4). The risk
analyses utilized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency are extremely
conservative. The actual risk may be as many as five orders of magnitude
(10⁵) overstated. The establishment of "bright line" standards with
mandatory shutdown provisions utilizing unproven risk factors is not a prudent
action by our government. The significant economic and human costs of
shutting down sectors of major industries have been ignored by this
Administration.
I have worked for over 30 years to help build a strong and competitive steel
industry. The industry has made great strides in achieving a level of
productivity that allows it to compete effectively in the world market. We
still have much work to do. The Senate bill will adversely impact these gains
by restricting industry's ability to compete in the world market. The bill
contains a shutdown standard for coke ovens which cannot achieve a
hypothetical risk level of 10-4. Yet, all epidemiological studies of
populations in communities affected by coke oven emissions have demonstrated
that there are no demonstrable health impacts from coking operations.
LTV STEEL COMPANY
FLAT ROLLED DIVISION
RESEARCH, ENGINEERING & TRAFFIC
LTV STEEL BUILDING
POST OFFICE BOX 6778
CLEVELAND. OHIO 44101
TELEPHONE (216) 622-5050
FACSIMILE (216) 622-1997
TELEX 98-5281
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The Senate justifies their position based upon a flawed and erroneous report
prepared by Industrial Economics, Inc. of Cambridge, Massachusetts for the
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. No opportunity was given to rebutt this
report. The report theorizes that the need for coke in the United States will
essentially disappear by the year 2030. One of my responsibilities at LTV
Steel is our international initiative to seek out and acquire world class
technologies worldwide. I have traveled extensively to Europe and Japan
visiting with industry leaders and inspecting coke batteries and blast
furnaces. In Japan and Europe coke will be used in the steel manufacturing
process well into the next century. Our competitors are not shutting down
their coke batteries. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency report reaches
a conclusion not shared by the industrialized free world.
Perhaps my greatest concern is the support that the Senate bill has received
from the Administration and many leading Republicans in the Senate. I have
been a supporter and contributor to the Republican Party for many years. It
pains me to see the Administration ignore this country's competitiveness at
such a crucial time in our industrial history.
I would urge the Administration to reconsider its position on the air toxics
provisions and to support the original concepts developed by the
Administration in H.R. 3030 which is now being considered by the House.
Sincerely,
J.M. toolog
Vice President,
Research, Engineering & Traffic
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Edwin J. Feilher,
Ph.D.
Chairman
Tom C. Korologos
Vice Chairman
Priscilla L. Buckley
Hershey Gold
Richard M. Scaife
Louis B. Susman
April 25, 1990
The Honorable
John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Two years ago, the Commission issued the enclosed
special report on "Public Diplomacy: Lessons from the
Washington Summit. We suggested that how summits are
perceived fundamentally shapes their outcomes and
becomes a substantive part of the diplomatic process.
As you and your colleagues prepare for another
Washington summit, we thought it useful to share with
you a document that draws attention to the need to
treat public diplomacy as a strategic part of summit
statecraft.
With best wishes.
Sincerely,
Edwin J. Feulner, Jr.
Chairman
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TO MEET PRESDENT BUSH
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April 23, 1990
Governor Sununu,
When last we met, you charged me with helping to
implement and explain the President's China policy to
the Chinese American community.
I am happy to report that we succeeded!
I would now like to take my mission to the next step by
bringing one of the Chinese student leaders who escaped
Tiananmen Square and is now living in France, Mr.
Wuer-Kaixi, with me to the March 9 Eagles Convention
where the President might be able to meet him.
I believe this introduction would have three positive
effects:
1) It would be a testament to the resounding success of
the President's China policy;
2) It would occur in a social setting where no political
statements would be made;
3) It would go far in locking up Chinese American
support for the President, as well as support from all
freedom-loving Americans.
I hope to hear your advice on this matter soon.
Sincerely,
Florence Fang
950 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, California 94108
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April 17, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff and Assistant to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear John:
This letter is to invite you to address the banquet audience on Tuesday evening, November 13,
1990, at this year's joint winter meeting of the American Nuclear Society and the Nuclear
Energy Forum. This year's annual conference will be held in Washington, D.C., at the
Washington Sheraton and Washington Hilton Hotels, November 11-14, 1990. The key annual
conference banquet in the Ballroom of the Washington Hilton will be attended by about 600
executives and leaders in the nuclear industry including those in various fields of nuclear
research and education, many with their spouses.
The subject of your address is left to your discretion. However, we believe that a broad address
on the Administration's goals and vision for our nation and its global interactions, would be
appreciated by the banquet audience. If you wish, we'd certainly be pleased to hear your
comments on energy/environment issues. But, we leave it to you to define the scope and themes
of your talk. Your long standing efforts in addressing energy issues are very much appreciated
by our industry and we would be particularly pleased to have you as our banquet speaker.
We also want to add our congratulations on your election to the National Academy of
Engineering--a very well deserved honor.
We look forward to having you accept our invitation.
Sincerely,
Harold B. Finger
Jane Mills Loring E. Mills
President/and Chief Executive Officer
General Chairman
U.S. Council for Energy Awareness
1990 American Nuclear Society
Winter Meeting
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JIM FERRO
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO ADDRESS THEIR SIXTH ANNUAL
CLIENT CONFERENCE ON JUN (9-10) 90
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enerGY
XENERGY Inc. 60 Mall Road Burlington, Massachusetts 01803 (617) 273-5700
April 20, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 50500
Dear Governor,
I am writing to provide you an update on our Sixth Annual Client Conference for electric and gas utility
executives.
We are very pleased to have confirmed or tentatively confirmed the following speakers:
Confirmed
Mr. Joseph C. Collier, Jr.
President and CEO
Central Maine Power Co.
Confirmed
Mr. Dane B. MacCarthy
V.P., Energy Management
Ontario Hydro
Confirmed
Mr. Eugene R. McGrath
President and COO
Con Edison of New York
or
Mr. John T. Dillion
Asst. V.P., Conservation Service
Con Edison of New York
Confirmed
Mr. Keith Wietecki
V.P., Electric Mktg. & Cust. Svc.
Northern States Power Co.
Confirmed
Mr. Michael Messinger
Senior Economist
California Energy Commission
Tentative
Mr. Michael Davis
Conservation Undersecretary
U.S. Dept. of Energy
Early registrations include many senior executives from Maine, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
New York, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, California, Florida, Ontario and Quebec.
I understand that you will be in New England the weekend of June 9th and 10th. As a reminder, our
conference is scheduled to begin on that Monday morning. We would be pleased to arrange for a breakfast
presentation, or, as indicated in my earlier letter, reorder our agenda to allow you to speak any time
Monday or Tuesday. This audience of utility industry leaders would be most interested in hearing your
important message. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
For further details, I can be reached at my office, (617) 273-5700, or home, (617) 225-2238.
Very truly yours,
XENERGY Inc.
J Jim Ferro
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134709
CONSORTIUM FOR INTER-AMERICAN TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT
April 12, 1990
Fraternitaten
The Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Gov. Sununu:
This letter is in response to a letter received from
your Deputy, Mr. Andrew H. Card, Jr. The matter pertains
to general federal oversight and direction of Consortium
activities and formation of an "Intergovernmental Advisory
Committee for Development and Trade Competitiveness."
The Consortium was formed in mid-December as a special en-
tity for supporting small and rural US agricultural com-
petitiveness in world markets and US-Latin American trade
and development cooperation in seeking global markets.
Mr. Card has advised, however, that our cooperation
with the Federal government would "raise difficult questions
concerning the relationship between the Consortium and exis-
ting Federal programs." I have no idea of who has expressed
this idea or of the bases for communicating to your office
about it.
In talking with the NSC and CIA, questions of legality
have been raised. But, we have consulted with the general
counsel's office in several departments and have obtained
reassurance that legal ways can be found to effect the broad-
based partnership between the various parties to the rela-
tionship proposed. For example, the Consortium can receive
a Certificate of Review as an exports trading/management
company, which will protect it from anti-trust suits in the
US. The Consortium is already legally incorporated as a
nonprofit corporation. Other laws authorize the US Depart-
ment of Agriculture to enter into special agreements of the
general kind enclosed. (The manuscript contributed by Dr.
Paul O'Connell goes into this type of discussion.) And, the
USDA has recently collaborated in forming a special R&D con-
sortium, which is well on its way toward operability.
If the objections represent turf objections or lobbying
by large agribusinesses, then that is another matter. We
can respond to those possibilities effectively, but really
need to know who and what are involved in raising the "dif-
ficult questions" to which Mr. Card refers.
And, we have a short-term possibility of obtaining a
significant "no-strings attached" donation from a friendly
foreign government for obtaining seed money. Jeopardizing
these millions because of some unspecified "difficult ques-
tions" that someone has raised to your assistant would be
upsetting to all of us that have made the pro-bono contri-
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e no risk to the President, since we are simply
GO secure Administration support for going to the
ess to seek a one-time appropriation. We can
SAT as another precedent and are already communicating
with congressional sources on the matter, including the GAO.
And, like the President, the Consortium is concerned about
ensuring that Latin America doesn't fall through the cracks
with the new enthusiasm for supporting eastern European
attempts to realize democratization and to develop market-
based economies. In both regions, the economic end-results
are far from being achieved and could be defeated by new
nationalistic competitions and other developments that can-
not yet be foreseen.
The State of California has indicated that it is pro-
ceeding already, even through no Federal support for doing
so is forthcoming. But, it also recognizes that through cost
burden sharing and standardization of associated trade and
development information bases, many other states could buy
into participation and realize global exports competitiveness.
We are also coordinating with Texas and Florida, two other
key exporting states in regard to US - Latin American trade
and development cooperation.
A GAO report on the CIMS system is enclosed, just to
give you an indication of the services that the Consortium
"might duplicate". We certainly wouldn't want to duplicate
that mess. But, we could help Commerce rebuild a really
useful system, or just build a commercial system that end-
users would be willing to pay for using.
If the basis of Mr. Card's concern is only a turf reac-
tion from the bureaucracy, I think you will have the sagacity
to deal with the matter properly. In any event, if we cannot
obtain active support from the White House on the matter,
we certainly hope that it will not raise objections to the
Congress. And, in regard to the Intergovernmental Advisory
Committee, this is obviously a healthy analytic/advisory
activity that there is some clear-cut enthusiasm for in the
ranks of the career service. Members of Congress are in the
process of trying to pass legislation mandating this kind of
advisory activity in the manufacturing sector. But, we
think the President has enough authority to approve this
activity without new legislative direction from the Congress.
While I don't really need a written response on this
matter, you can expect that you may receive some calls from
other people who see the virtue of this initiative.
Very truly yours,
Thomas W. Pragin OLD,
Thomas W. Frazier, Ph. D.
ID# 134705
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 23, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. CRAIG L. FULLER
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO INVESTIGATE THE
POSSIBLE HOSTILE TAKEOVER OF THE NORTON CO.
BY BRITISH TIRE AND RUBBER
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ANNE WEXLER
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CRAIG L. FULLER
GAIL HARRISON
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WILLIAM K. RIS, JR.
DALE W. SNAPE
JOSEPH W. WAZ, JR.
BRUCE C. WOLPE
TERRY D. BEVELS
April 20, 1990
MEMORANDUM FOR GOVERNOR JOHN SUNUNU
FROM:
CRAIG L. FULLER
SUBJECT:
Norton Company/CHTUS
I want to call special attention to the attached letter from over 100
members of the Congress which calls on the President to ask the
Administration to investigate the possible hostile takeover of the Norton
Company by British Tire and Rubber (BTR).
It would be a shame for the Administration not to carefully investigate the
loss of technological innovation which would likely occur if BTR is
successful with an unrestrained takeover. The CIFIUS process requires an
interagency review, coordinated by Treasury, to determine whether there is
sufficient national security concern to warrant an investigation. The reason
over 100 members of Congress, including Tom Foley and Bob Michel who
normally do not sign such letters, wrote to the President is because they
have seen and heard about the advancements possible with the diamond
film and ceramic bearings that are being developed by Norton -- products
that the service branches and DARPA do not want to put in jeopardy.
I am informed that this is a very close call within the Administration.
Case specific issues are competing against a philosophy that suggests the
marketplace should be allowed to work with minimal government
intervention. While I agree with the philosophy in general, it would be a
terrible shame to let the research and development capability pioneered by
Norton slip away to Japanese competitors without the Administration at
least investigating our "at risk" position. That's what the battle is about. I
hope you take a look before a determination is made with regard whether
an investigation is warranted in the next couple of days.
ID# 134700
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 23, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JAMES FANG
SUBJECT: INIVTATION TO ATTEND AND SPEAK AT A RECEPTION
CELEBRATING MAY AS ASIAN/PACIFIC AMERICAN
HERITAGE MONTH ON MAY 7 90 IN WASHINGTON
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ASIANWEEK
The weekly English language journal for the Asian American com unity
809 SACRAMENTO ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94108
0221
April 16, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff, The White House
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Chief of Staff Sununu:
On behalf of Asian Week, I would like to invite you to attend and speak at
our reception celebrating May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage month.
The reception will be held on May 7, 1990 from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. in Room
562 of the Dirksen Senate Office Building in Washington, D.C.
As you may know, Asian Week is the largest English language
newspaper for the Asian American community in the nation. Headquartered
in San Francisco, Asian Week has offices and bureaus throughout the nation
including Los Angeles, Chicago, New York and soon in Washington, D.C. It is
the oldest and most influential newspaper within the Asian American
community.
To date, such national and well respected organizations such as the
Japanese American Citizens League (JACL), the Chinese American Citizens
Alliance (CACA), the Asian Voters Coalition (AVC) and the Organization of
Chinese Americans (OCA) all have expressed in being co-sponsors of our
reception. In addition, the President, U.S. Senators Daniel Inouye and Paul
Simon and U.S. Representatives Norman Mineta and Pat Saiki have been
invited to speak.
We would be deeply honored if you could attend our event. Given your
leadership and sensitivity toward the concerns of our community, your
presence would tremendously enhance our celebration of Asian/Pacific
Heritage Month.
Thank you for all your attention and cooperation on this matter. I will
contact your office shortly. In the mean time, if I can answer any questions
you may have, please don't hesitate to call me.
Kindest personal regards.
Sincerely,
James Fang,
senior viec president
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JAMES A. FERRO
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO KEYNOTE THEIR 6TH ANNUAL
CONFERENCE FOR ELECTRIC AND GAS UTILITIES ON
JUN 11 90 IN BOSTON
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Dear Governor,
6/9
David Carney suggested I write you directly to invite you to deliver the keynote speech at our sixth
annual conference for electric and gas utility executives in Boston on Monday, June 11, 1990. Our
conference- focuses on practical programs for demand-side management with an emphasis on such key
issues as the pending clean air act legislation, open access to transmission, and supply shortages that may
threaten economic growth in the 1990s. Conference attendees represent major investor-owned utilities
and utility regulators throughout the United States as well as from Canada, Europe, and Australia.
Last year, Mr. John W. Rowe, president and chief executive officer of the New England Electric System,
addressed financial and regulatory incentives required for utilities to actively pursue energy efficiency.
This year we have confirmed Michael Davis, the U.S.D.O.E. Conservation Undersecretary, as a panel or
luncheon speaker. We have also scheduled a panel discussion on Environmental Concerns and the Electric
Utility Industry. Given your past involvement in energy issues in New Hampshire and current role in the
national scene, your participation would be especially exciting. We believe that this conference would
provide an excellent forum for you to stress the administration's commitment to safe, clean, efficient and
adequate supplies for the 1990s and beyond. I have enclosed the tentative agenda.
earlier 10 on too
none enclosed
The conference will be held at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf, on Monday, June 11, 1990. The keynote
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address is scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., but we will rearrange the agenda to meet your
schedule, should that be necessary. Our firm will arrange for transportation and for any special
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requirements you may have.
XENERGY is one of the largest demand-side management consulting firms in the United States. Since
our inception in 1975, we have provided a wide range of services to utilities and industrial, institutional
and governmental clients. Our staff includes many of the people who were associated with various New
England State Energy offices back when you served on Governor Thompson's Energy Council. I am a
former staff assistant at Governor Thompson's council. You may recall me from the Council's old
Pleasant St. offices at a meeting with Roger Aubin and Sam Reddy. Subsequently I had the opportunity of
visiting with you again at New England College and at your first inaugural ball. Speaking of Roger
Aubin, I have been trying to convince him to return to the energy business by consulting to XENERGY,
but I guess he prefers working in the insurance business with his wife Anita.
BOSTON
DETROIT
NEW YORK
BINGHAMTON
SAN FRANCISCO
CORPORATE OFFICE FAX NUMBER (617) 229-4867
The Honorable John H. Sununu
March 30, 1990
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Governor, we recognize that you have an extremely busy schedule, but since this is a topic in which you
have tremendous knowledge and have repeatedly expressed an interest, we would certainly be most
honored to have you. Considering the recent decision at Seabrook, the upcoming Massachusetts
Governor's race, and Boston's close proximity to your home in Salem N.H., we hope that you give our
invitation serious consideration.
If you require further details, I can be reached at the office at (617) 273-5700 or home (617) 225-2238.
Thank you for your consideration.
Very truly yours,
XENERGY Inc.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: APRIL 17, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JOHN J. FERGUSON
SUBJECT: INVITATION TO APPEAR AS THE GUEST SPEAKER FOR
THE NATIONAL REALTY COMMITTEE'S DINNER ON JUN
19 90 OR SESSION ON JUN 20 90 IN WASHINGTON
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OF COUNSEL
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Gov. John H. Sununu, Jr.
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C.
Attention: Jackie Kennedy
Dear John:
Enclosed herewith is a copy of a letter sent to me by
the National Realty Committee by virtue of my friendship with
Chris McGratty of the Linpro Company. Chris is a good friend who
went to Holy Cross with me and has become a very successful real
estate operative. He answered the call with substance, re the
function of March 26th, and with Bill Voute, is co-chairman of
Cardinal O'Connor's Committee of the Laity.
As you will note from Susan Orban's letter, the National
Realty Committee would like to invite you to appear as their
guest speaker. You have been given a multiple choice invitation,
to wit;
a) Address their Congressional Dinner in Washington on
June 19th or;
b) Address their general session in Washington on June
20th, apparently at the Four Seasons Hotel or;
c) Address their Chairman's Roundtable dinner in
Washington at a date of your choice. This non-date reflects
wonderful flexibility.
I think the group is a worthwhile one for you to
consider addressing, if your schedule permits. I also have some
observations I'll share with you when time permits.
Hon. John H. Sununu, Jr.
April 12, 1990
page 2
I will call Jackie Kennedy next week to inquire if a
formal invitation can be extended to you for any of the above
options.
Best regards.
Sincerely,
John Ferguson
JJF/lf
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April 10, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
Room 1 West Wing
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1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Final plans are in place for Marquette's 109th annual Commencement ceremony on
May 20th, and the University community is looking forward to honoring you as a special member
of the Class of 1990.
During the noon luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Hotel (directly after the Commencement
ceremony), Father Raynor will extend congratulatory wishes to you and your fellow honorees.
Then he will offer the opportunity to the four of you to respond. (Through the years, honoree
responses have been informal and less then five minutes in length.)
Again, if you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me directly.
Sincerely,
David J. Foran
Executive Director
Public Relations
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BRUCE C. WOLPE
TERRY D. BEVELS
April 4, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I am a Director of the Jamestown Foundation, an organization
that has provided support for Soviet and other defectors for many
years.
In two weeks, on Thursday, April 19, the Jamestown
Foundation is offering its friends and supporters an evening with
Tom Clancey and a private screening of "The Hunt for Red October"
-- a sensational movie! This event will be held at The American
Film Institute Theater at the Kennedy Center, cocktails will be
served at 5:30 p.m. followed by the screening at 6:15 p.m.
I hope you will join us as a special guest. We're starting
early and ending early. Bring a guest and your copy of "The Hunt
for Red October" (or you can buy one at the event) for an
autograph.
Hope you can join us.
With best regards,
Craig L. Fuller
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March 28, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On behalf of Admiral Elmo Zumwalt and myself, I wish to
make known to you two events that are not only newsworthy, but
have tremendous impact on the National Marrow Donor Program.
In line with a previous suggestion of yours, Congressman
Bill Young of Florida is offering legislation enabling the HLA
typing of Department of Defense personnel, both military and
civilian. This effort will again be headed by the U.S. Navy.
The increase in volunteer donors by this precedent-setting
decision could well influence the outcome of my personal
catastrophe.
The next event is a blockbuster in terms of international
relations and high-tech medicine. Anatoly Grischenko, a
Russian helicopter pilot who deposited concrete on Chernobyl,
now has severe aplastic anemia caused by excessive industrial
radiation. Through the good efforts of Cap Parlier, a
McDonnell Douglas test pilot, arrangements have been made to
treat Anatoly's fatal disease with an unrelated marrow
transplant at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in
Seattle. To further the impact of this drama, the matching
donor will be furnished by a NATO alliance country.
Governor, I would like to offer this suggestion to you
that President Bush personally advise the media of both these
events. From the viewpoint of the Board of Directors of the
National Marrow Donor Program, we would like to see the
President, as Commander in Chief, offer the Department of
Defense personnel and also to appeal to corporate America and
he Honorable John Sununu
March 28, 1990
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the service clubs of the world to join in the efforts that may
lead in time to the research which may create the cure for most
cancerous fatal blood diseases. You know very well how to
handle the international aspects of this event.
Thanking you in advance for your efforts are the 9,000
patients a year in the United States alone who may benefit from
this Presidential announcement.
Yours very truly,
Dave
DAVE FROHNMAYER
Attorney General
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March 28, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing in support of the reinstatement of Mr. Jack
Sable, to the position of Region II Director of the Federal
Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) As you may be aware, Jack
served in this position under the previous Administration and
was unjustly terminated several years ago, based on an unproven
allegation that he used the company car for personal business.
A review of Jack's impeccable credentials as well as the
list of public officials and former colleagues who have
witnessed his work and fully support his reinstatement, leave
many wondering if there was any professional basis for his
termination. I have been advised that many letters of support
were written to the previous Administration regarding this
matter, but understand that those files have now been archived.
I too, submitted such a letter to Ken Duberstein back in 1988
and received an interim reply promising a further response (see
enclosed). To date, no such reply has been received. Attempts
thus far, to resolve the matter through the appropriate
grievance channels, have been slow. Although tempted and
encouraged to take the matter through public forum, Jack prefers
not to go that route.
As Region II Director, Jack was extremely effective in
cutting through government bureaucracy and securing disaster
relief for my Congressional District during a violent snowstorm
in October 1987. Such funding was critical to my constituents
and it was his decisive action which made the difference in
gaining eligibility for that area of New York State. Because of
his intervention, much of that area was able to recover from the
impact of the storm.
Prior to his FEMA position, Jack served in a variety of
tive positions in the private sector and within both the
ork State and Federal governments. Under the cabinet of
r Governor Nelson Rockefeller, he served as Director of the
Office of Economic Opportunity, the Office for Community
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Affairs and later as Commissioner of the State Human Rights
Office. It was in his capacity as Commissioner, that he was
introduced by the Governor to the then U.S. Ambassador to the
United Nations, The Honorable George Bush. Jack has served as a
Member to both White House Conferences on Youth and Aging. He
also served in the United States Air Force during the Korean War
and retired as a Colonel and recipient of the Meritorious
Service Medal.
Politically, Jack is a "die hard" Republican and a
long-time admirer of President Bush. I believe that a great
injustice has been committed against a loyal supporter and
former public servant. Therefore, I urge you to review the facts
surrounding his dismissal and correct the injustice by
reinstating Jack Sable as Region II Director of FEMA.
Sincerely,
Hamilian Fillin
Hamilton
Hamilton Fish, Jr.
Member of Congress
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March 30, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
Room 1 West Wing
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Enclosed are several Marquette University publications which I believe you will find
informative as you look to your visit here for Commencement on May 20th. Also enclosed is a
copy of the news release which announces your selection as a Marquette honoree.
Sincerely,
David J. Foran
Executive Director
Public Relations
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20 90 IN MILWAUKEE
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March 28, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
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Room 1 West Wing
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Father Raynor has informed us that you have agreed to accept an honorary Doctor of Laws
degree from Marquette at the University's annual Commencement in May. As Chairman of
Commencement, I offer my personal congratulations.
To help us in preparing publicity material, please send a biographical sketch, a recent black
and white photo and a list of media to which you would like the announcement sent. The photo
also will be used in the printed Commencement program. Please send this material as soon as
possible.
Commencement is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Sunday, May 20th, at a near campus
auditorium. Your University escort, who will be in contact with you in the near future, will be
asked to have you in the robing room at 8:45 a.m. Following the ceremonies, a reception and
luncheon will be held for you and Marquette's other honored guests at the Hyatt Regency Hotel,
which is a short walk from the auditorium.
At your earliest convenience, please provide the names and addresses of guests you wish to
attend Commencement and the luncheon. Father Raynor will send invitations. Your guests will be
provided with reserved seating at the ceremony.
In addition, we also need to know your cap size and height to arrange for appropriate
academic apparel, your home and office telephone numbers in the event It becomes necessary to
reach you quickly, and your travel plans so accommodations can be arranged. The University will
reimburse you for transportation and other expenses incurred during your Marquette visit.
If you have questions regarding Commencement or related matters, please contact me or
Janet M. Gottfreid, our Director of Special Events. We will provide you with additional
information as Commencement draws near. My phone number is (414) 288-7514; her number is
(414) 288-7431. Our fax number is (414) 288-6519.
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Republican Party of Orange County
300 Alicante Plaza
Suite 340
Garden Grove, CA 92640
(714) 750-3335
March Twenty-seven
Nineteen Ninety
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit does not have anyone sitting on
the Court with a background matching the Court nor from other than the East
Coast. Since it is a National Court, we would like to propose that the next nominee
come from the West Coast and in particular, a high tech area.
George Bethel, we understand, is under consideration. He has represented
high tech clients in most matters that come before the Court as to patents,
trademarks, international trade and even limited tax and government contract
matters with respect to Fortune 500 companies and independent businesses. He
currently is a chairman of an ABA committee dealing with the Court of Appeals
for the Federal Circuit. He is very active as a Republican and has been a prior
President of the local Bar and is currently the Orange County contact for the
Federalist Society.
The Justice Department has George's full resume. We also understand that
he has been recommended by various West Coast Bar Associations. He is an author
of two nationally recognized texts on intellectual property. He would be an ideal
candidate to round out the Court as a "National Court".
Sincerely,
Thomas A. Fuentes
Chairman
pcp George Bethel, Esq.
ID# 127365
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. WILLIAM A. FORSYTH JR.
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1027 FREDERICK ROAD
MEADOWBROOK, PENNSYLVANIA 19046-1146
(215) 947-2582
TO Honorable John H. Sundre, chiefof staff
The White House
DATE 23 March 1990
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW.
SUBJECT TRust Funds:
Washington, D.C. 20500
Airport
Highway
Dear Govenor Sunumu:
1010
FOID
The President has recently indicated a desire for new "User
fees" for airports and highways. No reference has been made,
to my knowledge, to existing Airport and Highway Trust Funds which
have been created via taxes on airplane passenger tickets and aircraft
landing fees and via fuel taxes.
Does this indicate these Trust Funds have been mis -managed and
dissign ated fraudulently a la the Savings Loans and H.u.D. funds?
Has the President requested an investigation by the Attorney General?
Any chripication will be appreciated.
DAY-TIMERS RE-ORDER No. 23800-Printed in USA
Sincerely, William 4. Joneyth.
ID# 127402
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE RAYMOND L. FLYNN
SUBJECT: REQUESTS GOVERNOR SUNUNU'S ASSISTANCE WITH
GETTING PRESIDENT BUSH AND GORBACHEV TO VISIT
BOSTON DURING THE UPCOMING SUMMIT MEETINGS IN
THIS COUNTRY
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OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
RAYMOND L. FLYNN
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House Office
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington D.C. 20500
Dear John Genernor:
Please find enclosed my requests to Presidents
Gorbachev and Bush for an official visit during the
upcoming summit meetings in this country.
If such a visit is possible, the high point for us would
be the rededication of Faneuil Hall by both presidents.
I appeal to you for your help in this matter. As a
fellow New Englander, I am sure you feel as I do about
the leading role our city and region played in the
establishment of American liberty.
Should you be able to assist us in this request, it
would be a very great service to the people of our city
and all of New England.
Mayor Raymond.L. ery trul of Boston yours, Hynn
BOSTON CITY HALL
ONE CITY HALL PLAZA
BOSTON
MASSACHUSETTS 02201
617/725-4000
ID# 127417
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE TOM FOLEY
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FOR A POSITION ON THE UNITED STATES TAX COURT
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The Speaker
United States House of Representatives
Washington, D. 4. 20515
March 26, 1990
Dear John:
On September 28, 1989, I wrote to you
concerning a vacancy then existing on the United
States Tax Court. As you may remember, I
recommended the appointment of Meade Emory, of
Seattle, Washington, to that vacancy.
Since that time another vacancy has opened on
the Tax Court (through the resignation of Judge
Williams). I renew my recommendation that Meade
Emory, a well respected tax lawyer, with a broad
background in tax law in the practice, government
and academic spheres, be nominated for that
vacancy.
Meade has the bipartisan support of the entire
Washington state delegation. The tax judicial
system would be enhanced by the appointment of
someone of Meade Emory's caliber. Importantly,
also, the nomination of Meade to the Tax Court
would, in an outstanding way, remedy the fact that
there has never been a Tax Court judge from the
State of Washington.
I hope that after reviewing his qualifications
you will give his nomination your endorsement.
With warmest regards and deep appreciation,
ID# 126263
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. MAX FISHER
SUBJECT: RECOMMENDS PETER SUDLER FOR THE DISTRICT
ATTORNEY'S POST IN NEW JERSEY
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MAX M. FISHER
920 NORTH LAKE WAY
PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33480
March 20, 1990
John Sununu, Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I would like to recommend a young man who is very
active in the Republican Party and whose family has
been very helpful over the years.
This young man would like to be considered for
the District Attorney's post in New Jersey. He has a
very good background and I think he would make a fine
appointment.
Any consideration you can give this would be
appreciated.
Kindest personal regards,
Max
MMF:mpv
Enclosure
ID# 126410
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DATE RECEIVED: MARCH 26, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. FRANK J. FAHRENKOPF
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO GIVE A BRACH'S
CANDYMAKING PLANT IN CHICAGO FOREIGN TRADE
ZONE STATUS
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HOGAN & HARTSON
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FRANK J. FAHRENKOPF, JR.
8300 GREENSBORO DRIVE
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703/848-2600
March 22, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I want to bring to your attention a situation that is
developing in Illinois which could have a devastating impact in
the state and adverse consequences for the Administration.
Our firm's client, E. J. Brach & Sons, Inc., is a major
candymaker located in a designated urban enterprise zone in
Chicago most depressed inner city area. Brach's is one of the
largest manufacturing employers in the city. Within the next
month, Brach's must decide whether to invest $150 million to
modernize its antiquated 66-year old plant or build a new
facility outside the country, eliminating 3500 inner city jobs.
The decisive factor is whether Brach's can obtain foreign trade
zone status for its plant, which would give it access to world
price sugar at a savings of about $20 million per year compared
with the cost of domestic sugar currently protected by import
quotas. If Brach's leaves the country, their access to world
price sugar will be assured.
If the Foreign Trade Zones Board (chaired by Bob
Mosbacher) turns down Brach's petition, there is no question the
company will shut down the Chicago plant and relocate outside the
country. (Unfortunately, there are many other economic incen-
tives for them to move out of the country, including much cheaper
wage rates). On the other hand, Brach's, which is owned by
Jacobs Suchard Ltd. of Switzerland, has committed to remain in
Chicago if zone status is granted and to invest the entire amount
of the savings ($100 million over five years) into plant moderni-
zation, which will preserve inner city employment.
Brach's position has been strongly backed by Governor
Thompson and the Chicago business and political community,
including the active support of Chairman Rostenkowski. Our
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impression is that Bob Mosbacher is favorably inclined toward the
application, but has indicated that he may defer to Clayton
Yeutter, who is looking at this solely from the perspective of
the U.S. sugar program.
In fact, if Brach's leaves the U.S., the impact on the
U.S. sugar program -- and on Brach's U.S. candy competitors --
would be worse, since Brach's simply will sell its products in
the U.S. using world price sugar from a more competitive foreign
base. While I can understand Clayton's situation (he must deal
with the U.S. sugar industry as he negotiates on sugar and other
agricultural policies in the GATT round), I am deeply concerned
that sugar considerations could push aside other, equally
important priorities of urban policy and jobs. If the petition
is denied, the Administration will be blamed for losing this
major inner-city company. This would seriously undermine our
efforts to emphasize the Administration's commitment to inner
city economic development through business opportunities in urban
enterprise zones, in which the Brach's plant is located.
This problem needs to be resolved in the next two to
three weeks. If not, Brach's simply will have to make its stay-
or-go decision based on the certainty of access to world price
sugar at a foreign location.
Commerce has asked for Agriculture's recommendation on
the Brach's application. While it may be difficult to expect
Clayton to support Brach's application, we have told Clayton's
staff that Agriculture should convey their concerns in less-than-
absolute terms that would enable Bob to approve the application
and save the jobs. We have in turn suggested to Bob that the
decision is his to make, based on all relevant considerations.
We are concerned, however, that Bob may not want to "take on"
Agriculture, and this American plant could be lost.
John, I would very much appreciate your looking into
this matter as soon as possible. If we can answer any questions,
please give me a call.
Very truly yours,
Jr Frank J. Fahrenkopf, Jr.
ID# 125821
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MS. M. CHRISTINE FEATHERSTONE
SUBJECT: PROPOSES CHANGES TO THE AMERICANS WITH
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CNP, Inc.
March 22, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
It is my understanding that the Americans With Disabilities Act
(S.933/H.R. 2273) will be considered by the full House Judiciary Committee in
mid to late April. Significant changes are urgently needed to make it
workable. Specifically, amendments should:
1. Clarify what constitutes a "disability" so that employers will know
what is covered and what is not. Proponents of the ADA say it is intended to
cover some 900 types of disabilities, but the bill does not list them.
Disorders such as paranoid schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, and dementia
and infectious diseases, such as AIDS, should be specifically excluded from
coverage. And including as disabled, anyone having "a known relationship
with another individual or entity with a known disability" opens a pandora's
box. Such language should be deleted in its entirety or, at least, changed
to specify relation "by blood, marriage, or legal adoption to an individual
with a disability".
In an attempt to rectify obvious deficiencies in the bill, some advocates
have cited the federal regulations used to implement Section 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973. But these regulations affect handicapped
students attending educational institutions that receive federal financial
assistance. It is not at all clear that Section 504 regulations could or
should be transferable to employment and public accommodations in private
businesses.
2. Clarify what constitutes "compliance" so that employers will know when
they are safe from litigation. Specific parameters are needed regarding what
is required to accommodate the disabled. The ADA covers all types of
accommodation and could include wheelchair ramps, accessible dressing rooms,
accessible exterior and interior doors, wider aisles, telecommunications
devices for the deaf, and interpreters for the blind. The bill states that
reasonable accommodation must be made unless it creates an undue hardship.
However, the definition of undue hardship (an action requiring "significant
difficulty or expense") is so subjective that no business owner will ever
know when the provisions of the bill are met.
Especially onerous is a provision of the bill providing that, should an
owner be perceived as having "a pattern or practice of discrimination" (which
is not defined), a business can be forced to pay up to $50,000 for the first
such violation, up to $100,00 for subsequent violations, and monetary damages.
513 Capitol Court, N.E., Suite 200, Washington, D.C. 20002 (202) 675-4338
ommodating a disabled customer, client, or visitor. An amendment
added to explain that these severe penalties apply only in cases of
egregious, and willful violations.
Provide help for small businesses in meeting the provisions of the
uposed law. Either provide a small business exemption in the public
ccommodations section that parallels the exemption in the employment section
or provide a tax credit of up to $5,000 for businesses with 15 or fewer
employees and gross annual receipts of $1 million or less.
If this bill is enacted into law without these amendments, it will do
grave harm to businesses throughout the United States, particularly small
businesses struggling to survive. However, according to officials of the
National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) and others in the
coalition trying to remedy the problems with this legislation, lobbyists for
both the White House and the Justice Department have actively opposed these
amendments in the Senate and now in the House.
Please use your influence to reverse the Administration's position in
regard to these amendments. If for some reason you cannot support them, at
least be neutral and not work against them.
Thank you for your assistance in this crucial matter.
M. Chris Christine Featherstone
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ALLIANCE FOR RESPONSIBLE CFC POLICY
2011 EYE STREET, N.W., SUITE 500
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20006
(202) 429-1614
FAX (202) 457-9121
March 12, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
I am writing to express the concern of the Alliance for
Responsible CFC Policy for the provisions of Title VII, of S. 1630, the
Clean Air Act Amendments of 1989, and to encourage action on the
part of Administration officials to delete or substantially amend this
provision from the legislation. The Alliance, a coalition of U.S.
industries and companies that use or produce CFC compounds in the
United States, has been an active participant in the effort over the
last several years to ensure that a cost-effective, market oriented
global effort is implemented to protect the earth's stratospheric
ozone layer.
It should be noted that Title VII of S. 1630 poses serious
problems for U.S. industry to compete in the world wide market for
ozone protecting substitute technologies; erodes the President's
authority to conduct foreign policy and to negotiate effective
international environmental agreements, both on the ozone depletion
issue and on future global warming discussions; and imposes
substantial new regulatory burdens on the U.S. economy that will do
little to achieve any new environmental protection benefits.
We understand that Title VII is not part of the bi-partisan
agreement reached on other provisions of the Clean Air Act and that
the Administration negotiators took the position that Title VII should
be eliminated from the Clean Air Act. We applaud that position.
However, if the Administration is merely going to pay lipservice to
the notion that this title is unnecessary and not assist in mounting
any serious effort to substantially amend or delete it then it will be
difficult for the affected industries to achieve any substantial
changes on their own. In the debate that occurred last week on
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the Gore amendment, it was emphasized that this topic was not part
of the agreement with the Administration and Senator Chafee
himself stood to say that he no longer felt compelled to withhold
support from such provisions as HCFC phaseout dates.
We would like to meet with your strategists at the earliest
possible moment to discuss with you options in order to accomplish
the necessary changes to meet our mutual goals. I will briefly
outline the concerns with the provisions of Title VII.
1. PHASEOUT DATES OF HCFC SUBSTITUTES- The Gore
amendment establishes regulatory phaseout dates for the HCFC
compounds, compounds determined by the UNEP technology report
to be essential to achieve the rapid phaseout of CFCs. U.S. industry
has agreed that HCFCs, because of their low but measurable depletion
potential, must be monitored carefully and may eventually need to
be controlled. This issue is currently under negotiation at UNEP as
part of the revision to the Montreal Protocol.
If the United States adopts unilateral control measures on
HCFCs well in advance of the Protocol parties, the President's
negotiating leverage and flexibility will be substantially diminished.
Furthermore, the control dates contained in the legislation threaten
to discourage the development of the technological capability to
produce or utilize these important substitute compounds. The U.S.
currently leads in the development of these technologies. To now
thwart this development will mean that U.S. companies may move
off-shore to build HCFC plants or that U.S. user industries will be
forced to rely on offshore suppliers for this technology.
The UNEP technology assessment report emphasized that a 95%
reduction in CFCs by the year 2000 would require that compounds
currently under development be made commercially available in the
next 3-5 years. Title VII as amended will only discourage this
development process in the United States. The same UNEP
assessment report also concluded that these HCFC compounds could
be used until 2030 and 2050 with little or no impact on the ability to
achieve pre-Antarctic ozone hole chlorine concentrations. S. 1630
will now limit these compounds in 2015 and phase them out in 2030.
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Finally, HCFC compounds are especially critical to U.S.
industries. The United States has the largest installed base of
equipment relying on CFCs of any nation in the world, particularly in
the air conditioning and refrigeration uses. HCFCs are critical as
potential blends to service such existing equipment as well as to be
used in the redesign for new products in the next two decades.
2. LABELING, RECYCLING, PRODUCT BAN AND TRADE
PROVISIONS- The title imposes substantial new regulatory burdens
on industry that will provide no significant environmental benefit
and will be particularly burdensome to small business. These
include labeling requirements, recycling regulations, various product
bans, and potential trade restrictions on the import and export of CFC
reliant technologies. The Alliance has reviewed these provisions and
feels that they can be modified to reduce the unnecessary burden
these provisions would place both on industry and the potential
wasted resources that the government would be required to expend
on this effort.
3. STATE PREEMPTION- The title now deletes language to
preempt state and local ordinances on CFC users. The industry has
worked in the last several years to assist in the development of a
global environmental effort that is balanced and cost-effective, and
cooperated in a very positive fashion with the U.S. EPA to implement
this program in the United States. Deletion of the modest
preemption language that was contained in the current law, or
deletion of the language contained in title VII, as was accomplished
by the Gore amendment, is an invitation to state and local
governments to implement conflicting regulatory requirements.
These state and local initiatives (there are currently more than 60
pieces of legislation pending at the state and local level) will only
serve to negate the benefits of a global regulatory framework and
create havoc for industry and consumers alike. Effective preemption
on this issue is entirely appropriate.
4. GLOBAL WARMING- The sponsors use title VII to enact
through the back door a comprehensive regulatory authority on
global warming. In addition to the methane assessment study
contained in Part B, title VII is filled with references to regulations
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of any compounds based on their harmful effects on the stratosphere
or climate. Section 506 requires the Administrator to promulgate
regulations to control and reduce any compound that may have
"harmful effects on the stratosphere or climate [that] may be
necessary to protect human health and the environment." Adoption
of this language in advance of any comprehensive global warming
policy, or in advance of international negotiations, could substantially
hamper U.S. flexibility, particularly if the citizen suit and petition
procedures included in title VII are utilized by the environmental
community to force unilateral U.S. action on global warming.
Four years ago, the ozone protection issue was hailed as an
example of how industry, government, and the environmental
community can work together to solve important environmental
concerns, even global concerns. The United States has been a
significant leader in this process during this period. If the Congress
is allowed to now adopt unilateral controls that threaten the viability
of the Montreal Protocol framework, a possible outcome given the
now uncertain future of the development of substitute compounds
by U.S. industry, the future success of the ozone protection effort and
the other international environmental issues such as global warming
will be called into question. We urge you not to allow this to happen.
We are willing to work with you to develop an acceptable substitute
title VII or a strategy for the Senate and the House Clean Air
amendment process to delete the title from the legislation. We will
be in touch with you shortly in this regard.
Sincerely,
Kevin J. Fay
Executive Director
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JEWELOR CENTOV
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WILKES-BARRE, PA 18773
INCORPORATED
(717)825-0800
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EXT.
March 12, 1990
VIA FEDERAL EXPRESS
Governor John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On Saturday, March 17, 1990, the Panther Valley Irish American Association
will present their prestigious "Shamrock Award" to Emmett McCall, a former
classmate of yours at LaSalle Academy.
As you can see from the enclosed articles, Emmett donated one of his
kidney's to his youngest son, Terry, a diabetic, in April 1989. In addition,
Emmett has been involved in the Catholic Youth Organization in the Diocese of
Allentown for over 25 years and has dedicated countless hours to his alma
mater, Marian Catholic High School.
Under a seperate letter to you recently, I requested a Congratulatory
Letter from your office that will be presented to Emmett and his family at the
Banquet on St. Patrick's Day, which I understand is in the mail to me.
I have one other special request. I have enclosed a blank cassette tape
and respectfully request from you a congratulatory message that we can listen
to at the Banquet, as a complete surprise to the 400 attendees. It will be a
great gift to Emmett and his family, also. I will gladly pay for the Express
Mail charges associated with this request.
Governor Sununu, I appreciate your cooperation and interest in this most
special request. Please feel free to call me if you have any questions or
require additional information. My phone number is (717) 825-0800, extension
559. Thank you again for your generosity.
Sincerely
Janu Fuly Furey
Address:
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Willen 200 Wilkes Barre Blvd.
harre,
19.
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Garden Grove, CA 92640
(714) 750-3335
March Twelve
Nineteen Ninety
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20006
Dear John:
The enclosed letter from C. Peter Nigg, the President of the Sovereign
Military Hospitaller Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta,
Western Association is conveyed to you in the hope that you might give it very
serious consideration for the President's 1990 ór 1991 travel schedule. I believe that
this could be a very positive occasion for the President in relation to the Roman
Catholic community in America.
The potential of funds being generated for the Hungarian Association of the
Order of Malta seems a timely and fitting opportunity.
With the hope that you will give this serious thought. I send you every good
wish.
Sincerely,
Thomas A. Fuentes, K.M.
Chairman
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C. Peter Nigg, K.M.
Donely Brady, K.M.
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Dear John:
The enclosed arrived in my office in California today.
Unbelievable. Thought you should see this dastardly,
scurrilous, "crap." Who is Laurence T. Patterson?
Emjoyed seeing both of you at the Annenbergs.
Warmest, best wishes,
The Honorable
Jany John H. Sununu Ford
Chief of Staff to the President
of the United States
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
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TOM FINK,
MAYOR
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
March 15, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
We have recently communicated with White House and federal agency staff regarding the
"no net loss of wetlands" issue. I wanted to personally thank you for this administration's
responsiveness to the very real concerns of Alaskans over proposals governing wetlands
development.
I am particularly heartened to see that key appointive positions are being filled by people
with good public administration experience from state government, such as you. This
results in policies and regulations that are much more sensitive to needs of states that
produce the nation's wealth.
My staff was also impressed with the liaison effort undertaken by the head of your
Intergovernmental Affairs Office, Debra Rae Anderson. State and local governments do
need to be heard as policies and regulations affecting them are developed, and a more
effective clearinghouse for federal agency actions will assure that policies such as the
EPA/Corps Memorandum of Agreement are not created in a vacuum.
With virtually all of Alaska's population either living or working on "wet land," you can
understand why a "no net loss" wetlands policy has caused such alarm. We appreciate
having the opportunity to provide specific recommendations during the upcoming Domestic
Policy Council hearings on the subject.
Again, thank you for your significant efforts toward improving the public policy process.
Sincerely,
Tmite
Tom Fink
cc:
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D. R. Anderson, Director, Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
Brad Gilman, Robertson, Monagle, Eastaugh
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EQUAL EMPLOYMENT
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MAR I 9 1990
OFFICE OF
THE CHAIRMAN
John Sununu
Chief of Staff to
the President
The White House Office
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
We would be honored to have you attend the formal swearing in
ceremony for Evan J. Kemp, Jr., to become Chairman of the Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission.
Chairman Kemp will be sworn in by C. Boyden Gray, Counsel to
President Bush, on Friday, March 23, 1990, at 3:30 p.m., in the 9th
Floor Commission Conference Room, Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission, 1801 L St., N.W., Washington, D.C.
If you will be able to attend, please contact Annette Standard at
202-663-4001. Thank you.
Sincerely,
Rostor
Robert Funk
Chief of Staff