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THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. TERRENCE MAITLAND
SUBJECT: INFORMS GOVERNOR SUNUNU THAT WALTER DUNFREY'S
RYE ESTATE IS FOR SALE
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LandVest
TEN POSTIORFICE SQUARE, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02109
June 1, 1990
Distinctive Properties
The Honorable John Sununu
The White House
Real Estate
Washington, D.C. 20500
Consulting & Appraisal
Timberland
Dear Governor Sununu,
Sales & Management
When, on the day you announced the exciting Diamond
land purchase in your Concord office, I inadvertently
spilled coffee on your suit, I didn't imagine I would next
be writing to you in the White House.
But I know you like to keep up on New Hampshire
affairs, so I thought you would like to see that LandVest
has now offered Walter Dunfey's Rye estate for sale. It's
the premier property on the New Hampshire coast.
I even imagine that, despite the partisan
differences, you might have attended one of his and
Barbara's eclectic and spirited dinner parties.
If you can picture someone you know occupying this
choice piece of New Hampshire's coastline, please let me
know.
In any event, as you busy yourself there at the
nation's business, you might enjoy these summer scenes of
home.
REGIONAL OFFICES
Sincerely yours,
505 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Telephone 212 832-9800
Serrence maittand
Fax 212 755-3497
Terrence Maitland
75 Market Street
Portland, ME 04101
Director of Public Relations
Telephone 207 774-8518
Fax 207 774-5845
109 North Main Street
Concord, NH 03301
Telephone 603 228-2020
Fax 603 226-4391
Enc. Blunt's Island brochure
16 Austin Drive
P.O. Box 4530
Burlington, VT 05406
Telephone 802-658-4649
Fax 802-860-2248
A Subsidiary of The Prudential
TELEPHONE 617 723-1800
FAX 617 482-7957
ID# 146299
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: JUNE 04, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. EUGENE J. MILOSH
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO ELIMINATE THE
HARBOR MAINTENANCE FEE
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American Association of
Exporters and
Importers
11 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 (212) 944-2230
(FAX) 212-382-2606
May 31, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The American Association of Exporters and Importers (AAEI) is a na-
tional organization comprised of close to 1100 U.S. -company members.
AAEI members are involved in the export, import, distribution and
manufacture of a wide range of products. On behalf of its members,
AAEI requests that the harbor maintenance fee of 0.04% ad valorem be
eliminated. Further, AAEI members are universally opposed to an
increase in the fee 0.125% ad val., as suggested in the FY 1991
budget.
AAEI has opposed this tax on cargo since its inception on both eco-
nomic and fairness grounds. Tripling the tax places another financial
burden on all U.S. business for waterway maintenance and dredging,
which are government functions. These functions benefit everyone and
as such should be borne by the general revenue.
The tax also inhibits competition in two ways: First it has already
led to diversion of cargo to foreign ports that do not impose fees.
For example, businesses are now more likely to ship their products to
a Canadian or Mexican port and then move the goods by truck to the
U.S. This avoids the fee. Second, these "harbor taxes" are a
particular burden to U.S. exporters who are making a strong sales
effort in foreign markets. In light of the U.S. trade deficit a tax
on exports, even one of .04% ad valorem makes little sense.
In its application, the tax has been and is likely to continue to be
unfair. Certain commodities and ports are exempt, while others (for
example, those commodities shipped domestically by water and then
exported) pay twice. Importers and exporters pay the tax to Customs,
while domestic shippers pay quarterly to the Army Corps of Engineers.
AAEI members are complying with the law, despite its confusing lan-
guage. Unfortunately, there has been little evidence that the Corps
is adequately monitoring or enforcing the tax or can do so given the
law's complexity. Increasing the tax does nothing to resolve this
uity. If the fee is not repealed, at a minimum, collections
ould be suspended until adequate resources are given to the Corps to
enable it to comply with the law.
U.S. businesses need to be encouraged, not discouraged from expanding
international trade. Eliminating the Harbor Maintenance Tax is an
important step in the right direction.
Sincerely,
lugenest milish
Eugene J. Milosh
President
ID# 146310
THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. BILL MCALLISTER
SUBJECT: INFORMS GOVERNOR SUNUNU THAT THE MAY 21
INTERVIEW WILL RUN ON JUN 8 90 IN THE WEEKEND
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The Washington Post
1150 15TH STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20071
(202) 334-6000
WRITER'S DIRECT TELEPHONE NUMBER
334-7439
June 1, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu, Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Please be advised that we are planning to run the column I wrote on the May 21 interview you
so kindly granted me in our Weekend section Friday, June 8. It will move that day on our news
service to a number of newspapers around the country which also run the column.
In addition, Mike Laurence, editor of Linn's Stamp News, is planning to run an a transcript of
some of your comments in an edition later in the month. He was very excited by your remarks
and hopes the interest of a highly visible official such as yourself will do much to spur new
interest in stamp collecting.
Again, thanks very much for your time and I hope you enjoy the article as much as I enjoyed
meeting you.
Sincerely,
Bill McAllister
Stamp Columnist
ID# 146371
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: JUNE 04, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: J. CURTIS MACK II
SUBJECT: REMINDER OF THE INIVITATION TO GOVERNOR
SUNUNU TO ADDRESS A DINNER OR LUNCHEON
MEETING OF THE COUNCIL FOR THE FALL OF 1990
IN LOS ANGELES
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LOS ANGELES WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL
May 30, 1990
OFFICERS
CHAIRMAN
RICHARD J. FLAMSON, III
PRESIDENT
HON. J. CURTIS MACK, II
The Honorable John Sununu
VICE CHAIRMEN
Chief of Staff to the President
MRS. HOWARD AHMANSON
The White House
DR. ARMAND HAMMER
TOM JOHNSON
Washington, D.c.
20500
VICE CHAIRMAN AND TREASURER
JOSEPH J. PINOLA
Dear Mr. Sununu:
SECRETARY
MRS. EARLE M. JORGENSEN
DIRECTORS
MRS. HOWARD AHMANSON
On behalf of the Officers and Directors of the Los
ROY L. ASH
Angeles World Affairs Council, it is my pleasure
R. STANTON AVERY
DONALD R. BEALL
to remind you of your standing invitation to
SAMUEL P. BELL
ELI BROAD
address a luncheon or dinner meeting of the
MRS. RICHARD CALL
Council. We are currently scheduling for the Fall
VICTOR M. CARTER
WARREN CHRISTOPHER
of 1990 and beyond and would be most honored to
LODWRICK M. COOK
JAMES E. CROSS
have you as our guest.
DR. MALCOLM CURRIE
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, III
DR. DAVID DAVENPORT
Now with a membership of over 9,000 leading
MARVIN DAVIS
ARMAND S. DEUTSCH
citizens of the vital Southern California area,
DR. ROBERT R. DOCKSON
ROBERT B. DODSON
the Council constitutes one of America's major
MICHAEL D. EISNER
forums for the discussion of issues of
ROBERT F. ERBURU
RICHARD J. FLAMSON, III
international significance. As such, the Council
MRS. GUILFORD GLAZER
DR. ARMAND HAMMER
provides you with the opportunity to speak
FRED L. HARTLEY
LAYNARD L. HOLLOMAN, M.D.
directly with the business, political and cultural
JOHN F. HOTCHKIS
leaders of the United States' second largest city,
MRS. IVAN J. HOUSTON
JIRO ISHIZAKA
a metropolis in the process of becoming the
TOM JOHNSON
H. TREVOR JONES
financial, legal, business and communications
THOMAS V. JONES
center of our country.
MRS. EARLE M. JORGENSEN
HON. IGNACIO E. LOZANO, JR.
HON. J. CURTIS MACK, II
ROBERT F. MAGUIRE, III
Over 90 heads of state have appeared before our
PAUL A. MILLER
JAMES P. MISCOLL
members. In just the past few months we have
FRED W. O'GREEN
hosted Prime Minister Brian Mulroney of Canada,
PETER O'MALLEY
JOSEPH J. PINOLA
President Roh Tae Woo of the Republic of Korea,
DR. GEORGE A. ROBERTS
DR. JOHN BROOKS SLAUGHTER
Sir David Wilson of Hong Kong, Prime Minister
HON. WILLIAM FRENCH SMITH
MRS. NORMAN F. SPRAGUE, JR.
Yitzhak Shamir of Israel, Secretary of Defense
DANIEL M. TELLUP
Dick Cheney, Senator George Mitchell and Senator
SAMUEL M. TENNANT
MRS. CHARLES B. THORNTON
Edward M. Kennedy.
YUKIYASU TOGO
RAY A. WATT
JERRY WEINTRAUB
HAROLD M. WILLIAMS
The Los Angeles World Affairs Council also
HON. WILLIAM A. WILSON
publishes the World Affairs Journal. A compendium
DR. JAMES H. ZUMBERGE
LIFE DIRECTORS
of the more outstanding talks to our members, the
ROY A. ANDERSON
Journal enjoys a worldwide circulation. We would
J. L. ATWOOD
DR. IVAN A. GETTING
be highly honored to include your remarks in the
JAMES E. KENNEY, JR.
MENO T. LAKE
forthcoming issue.
HON. JOHN A. McCONE
HENRY T. MUDD
DR. FRANKLIN D. MURPHY
DR. JOSEPH B. PLATT
DR. NORMAN TOPPING
JOHN V. VAUGHN
900 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD SUITE 230
LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA 90017
TEL: (213) 628-2333
FAX: (213) 628-1057
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May 30, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Please consider this invitation knowing what a
pleasure it would be for us should you accept.
The Council staff will do all that we can to
ensure that your visit to our podium would be both
productive and pleasant. I look forward to
hearing from you.
President
ID# 146397
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. SHAW MUDGE JR.
SUBJECT: ENCLOSES A COPY OF A LETTER HE SENT TO THE
PRESIDENT REGARDING THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT
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SHAW MUDGE & COMPANY
MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 1375, STAMFORD, CT 06904 . 16 DYKE LANE, STAMFORD, CT 06902 . (203) 327-3132
NY (212) 585-0544 . FAX: (203) 324-6104, (203) 348-9135 . CABLE: "SMCO" , TELEX: 996333 ALLERDERM STD
May 25, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu,
Enclosed please find a copy of a letter recently sent to
President Bush for his consideration.
Sincerely yours,
Dhaw Mudge J
Shaw Mudge, Jr.
SMJr. / gn
ID# 146447
THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. KYLE MEENAN
SUBJECT: REQUESTS A RECOMMENDATION FROM GOVERNOR
SUNUNU FOR AN EXECUTIVE SALES POSITION HE IS
SEEKING
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June 1, 1990
Kyle Meenan
4550 W. Sahara #2005
Las Vegas, NV 89102
702-598-3316/870-7057
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu,
I'm sending you todays editorial page from the Las Vegas Sun
because next to your unflappable charm, unparalleled good looks, dazzling
intelligence, and your incredible tolerance of unprepared reporters, I'll
most remember you for having a pretty outrageous sense of humor! A long
overdue Congratulations on your present position is also in order, but the
value of your time being what it is, I'll cut to the chase.
I'm being considered for an executive sales position with the Las
Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, having left the Anchor desk of
Channel 13 here several months ago. The job involves promoting the city
both here and nationwide and I want it badly. I'm asking your help to make
it happen.
R&R Advertising handles the multi-million dollar account for the
LVCVA and a call from their President, Sig Rogich, would significantly
improve my position. I've met Sig several times, but our encounters were
not much more than exchanging pleasantries. Would you please speak to him
on my behalf?
Thanks for your consideration in this matter. I'm sending Sig a
note today as well, mentioning our professional relationship in New
Hampshire, so when you discuss this request, it won't be a complete surprise
to him.
Please call if you have any questions, I'd love to hear from you.
Give my best to Nancy and the kids, and continued success with your work
and life!
Warmest Regards,
Kyle Meenan
Encl/2: Photo & News Clipping
ID# 146489
THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. ED MALOUF
SUBJECT: INFORMS GOVERNOR SUNUNU OF THE EFFORTS OF
STEVE MALOUF WHO SOLD HIS HOUSE AND PUT HIS
LAW PRACTICE ON HOLD TO TEACH LAW IN LATVIA
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11226 Cotillion
Dallas, Texas 75228
(214)279-7372
Mr. John Sununnu
c/o The White House
1600 Pennsylvania
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Dear John:
I read in the paper where the President stated that somebody
needs to go into the formerly communist countries to help
them out of their dilemma. Well, here is one true story about
a young man (of Lebanese descent) who has sold his house,
stored his furniture, and put his law practice on "hold"
while he is in Latvia to teach law at the University.
Enclosed is an editorial from the DALLAS TIMES HERALD which
makes mention of it.
In March of this year the DALLAS CITY COUNCIL passed a
resolution making Riga, Latvia our sister city. In April a
group of attorneys and judges (15 of them) and the dean of
the S.M.U. law school went to Russia and the Baltic states to
have a legal conference. Steve Malouf was one of them. One of
the things that impressed him most was that the students at
the university were learning how to operate computers
but
there was not a single computer for them to use!
In the light of the news you get, I thought that you deserved
a bit of GOOD news.
Kindest regards,
Ed
Ed d malouf Malouf
P.S. Since when have you seen a editorial in a major American newspaper
that compliments the President on TWO different subjects: If it isn't
too much trouble, you might write to Lee Cullum, the editor, and thank her
for it. Her Zip Code is 75202.
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Thanks very much for serving as our 1990 Commencement
speaker and helping us celebrate the 75th anniversary of
our College of Engineering.
Your address was very thoughtful and well received. The
university was honored by your presence.
Enclosed information. is a brief sketch of the University for your
Sincerely,
While
William V. Muse
President
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May 29, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
As your brief meeting on May 16, 1990 with a group of South Carolina
textile executives in the Capital was neither of your choosing, nor of our
initiation, and resulted in a bland forum for any exchange of information
on an issue that is vital to the survival of the textile industry in the
United States, namely the international trade policy of the U. S. Govern-
ment as it applies to the textile industry, we would propose that a more
candid meeting at a convenient time and place could be productive to all
concerned.
We would certainly like to apologize for any appearance of ungracious-
ness on our part that may have been perceived by you at the meeting on
May 16. None was intended. We appreciated even the brief opportunity to
call to your attention the dilemma of the U. S. textile industry as it
finds itself once again on the trading table at discussions in Geneva and
elsewhere. We don't know what you would do without us.
The discussions in Geneva are a good example of the unacknowledged fact
that all trade is controlled, and that the discussions are really centered
around which sector of the economy, or what political need, the controls
will benefit.
With the multitude of government-mandated cost increasing factors that
textiles and all industry has to contend with in our country, farm programs
that deny textile companies access to world markets on cotton--a major raw
material, and tax structures that discourage and limit competing with
international shippers from other countries, we do become discouraged when
the best advice and assistance our government gives us is, "You should
export more." Competing is especially difficult when other countries work
with and subsidize their own textile industry, and our own government seems
to assist them also to the detriment of U. S. textiles.
The Honorable John Sununu
May 29, 1990
Page 2.
The group you met with, at the insistence of Senator Thurmond,
represents survivors of years of textile domestic competition and ever
increasing textile imports, which now have captured over 60% of the apparel
market and over 35% of the total U. S. market. One company is celebrating
its 100th birthday this year, one is a winner of the Malcolm Baldridge
award for excellence in manufacturing in 1989, and all are determined to
continue to survive unless our government makes survival impossible.
We thank you for your continued involvement in working with the
industry to find an acceptable solution.
Sincerely,
John M. Hamrick
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May 23, 1990
John H. Sununu
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Dear Mr. Sunuhu: John -
I believe you will find the enclosed information very
interesting and I would appreciate any assistance you might be
able to provide regarding this serious situation.
of particular concern to me is the fact that the excess
property designated in the DOD Excess Program is being sent
somewhere other than to a priority country (ex; Laos, Cambodia).
The Office of Humanitarian Assistance (OHA), specifically
Dr. Walthius, has told my staff repeatedly in the last two years
how difficult and troublesome the Thai government and AID has
been in implementing the program. All the while the office of
OHA has spent the dollars earmarked for the Non-Communist
Resistance (NCR) on other missions, most of which were less
critical in nature.
My chief of staff, Vaughn Forrest, has just returned from
Thailand where Thai government officials, State Department
officials and AID officials all informed him that they have been
begging for materials for at least the last twenty months.
Apparently, the Department of Defense, particularly Dr. Walthius,
informed them that under the "excess" program only $500, a
year was made available to the NCR, instead of the $3 million
authorized and appropriated by Congress. Dr. Walthius also
informed these agencies that the supplies could only be drawn
from the Pacific area. It appears that Dr. Walthius has used
NCR monies for projects he feels are more important than the
priorities set by Congress. If so, this is a major problem and
must be quickly addressed.
I am also greatly concerned with continued reports of the
use of chemical weapons by the Pathet Lao forces as late as last
month, April, 1990. This should be investigated and any U.S.
aid, contracts or grants to either Cambodia or Laos should be
held in escrow until this investigation is completed. It is also
my understanding that certain non-governmental (NGO's) are
providing aid to the Pathet Lao and Communist regimes. If that
is so, is this consistent with U.S. policy in that region?
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Dear Dick,
Research done by my staff shows that the Lao Non-Communist
Resistance and displaced persons are not receiving any
humanitarian aid in comparison with their needs, particularly in
view of the communist offensive in that country which started
earlier this year. In addition, the DoD excess property they are
receiving is not appropriate to their needs. The priority needs
are medicines, food and vehicles.
The Cambodian Non-Communist Resistance and displaced persons are
in a decidely better but still inadequate supply situation in
veiw of the offensive conducted by the Vietnamese backed
government in Phnom Penh and the further threat from the Khmer
Rouge.
I understand that through the DOD Excess Program, an already
authorized and appropriated program, that some of these emergency
needs can be met and met quickly, if a top priority is given to
addressing this emergency situation.
I also understand that the State Department Office of Foreign
Disaster Assistance can move quickly to address the emergency
needs of the Lao and Combodian Non-Communist Resistance and those
displaced by the communist offensives taking place in both
countries.
I suggest the International Red Cross be asked to assist those
displaced, sick and wounded in the areas of conflict in Cambodia
and Laos immediately.
I commend to you the wonderful work that is being done to address
this emergency situation by the Thai government and the Thai
military.
There are continued reports of the use of chemical weapons by the
Pathet Lao forces as late as this month, April, 1990. This
should be investigated and any U.S. aid, contracts, or grants to
either Cambodia or Laos should be held in escrow until this
investigation is completed.
WASHINGTON, DC 20515
(202) 225-2176
There is only one major problem to the successful completion
of this program and that is Dr. Walthius. In the hopes that we
may be able to expedite this process, my chief of staff, Vaughn
Forrest, is available to meet with Ed Rogers and answer any
questions you might have.
This is a serious situation as people in these countries
continue to suffer. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you
have any further questions. I will be in touch.
Sincerely,
Bill
Bill McCollum
Member of Congress
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Dear John
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May 29, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Whitehouse
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I would be honored if you would consent to be my special
guest at a reception held in my honor by the National
Federation of Independent Business here in DC.
As you are aware, I am the top targeted race in the
country by the National Democrat Congressional Campaign
Committee. The Democrats want to see me defeated because I
beat one of their leaders in the House, Banking Committee
Chairman Fernand St. Germain, in 1988.
We can arrange the event around your schedule. We would
need only a half hour of your time.
I will contact you shortly to see if we can arrange this
and what I can do to assist you.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
R-
RON MACHTLEY
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. J. KNOX MCCONNELL
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The First National Bank
of Keystone
P. O. Drawer AA Telephone 304/862-2531
Keystone, West Virginia 24852
J. KNOX McCONNELL
PRESIDENT
May 25, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20501
Dear John:
Enclosed are some combination tie tacs and lapel pins that I thought you
might enjoy. I have also sent the President a "bunch". I have formed a
club and the pin represents the club: DEBEPR - which means:
DON'T EAT BROCCOLI, EAT PORK RINDS! I think we have the jump on everyone
else. To join the club, you must be of good, moral character, and support
the President. You certainly fall into that slot. I told the President
that I was going to make Billy Conn, the great world champion boxer, ser-
geant-at-arms. In the event people get out of line, we will send Billy to
"fix" them.
Seriously, you and the administration are doing a great job. I think all
of you are the greatest. Take care. Keep in touch.
Kuox Your friend,
J. Knox McConnell
President
ncv
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S. C. MULLICK, M.D., F.R.C.S., (England) F.A.C.S.
PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION
VASCULAR AND GENERAL SURGEON
Doctors Medical Center
50 Prospect Street
Suite 303
Lawrence, Mass. 01841
Telephone: (508) 682-1543
May 21, 1990
Mr. John Sununu, Chief of Staff
White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear John:
I am writing you to thank you for arranging the meeting between Ms. McGettegan,
Dr. Barry Manuel and myself. As you know Dr. Manuel is President of the
Massachusetts Medical Society. We had an excellent meeting with Marianne in
regards to the Medical Professional Liability. She was very kind to spend
almost two hours with US. We went through all of the pros and cons of our No
Fault Malpractice Liability and the problems that we are facing, because of the
adverse affect on the quality delivery cost of health care in the United States.
Dr. Manuel has been an advocate of the solution of No Fault Professional
Liability and he discussed in great length all of the details on the No Fault
Plan. She was very gracious and she assured us that she was going to get this
information to President Bush.
As you know the Massachusetts Medical Society has twenty thousand doctors. We
hope that something is going to be done by the Bush Administration. All of the
doctors are willing to support him and we will be very grateful to the
administration for taking some action in favor of the delivery of medical care
in this country.
It was very nice meeting with you personally, and we had a very nice chat with
Nancy. We had a really great time in Washington and we enjoyed every bit of it.
The reception was great and your speech was outstanding. You are doing a great
job in the White House, and my wife and I wish you continued success and good
luck. With kind regards to you and Nancy.
Sincerely,
Subi
Subhas C. Mullick, M.D.
SCM/mag
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
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BILL McCollum
FIFTH DISTRICT
FLORIDA
may 22, 1990
Dear John,
Thank you for with visiting
for ahe a few Orlando minutes business
and community leaders
week. It was very meaningful
I sent by your office last
for them, I know how busy you
are, and I really appreciate me,
your doing this for
Sincerely, Bill
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JOHN W. WARNER, VIRGINIA
STROM THURMOND. SOUTH CAROLINA
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EDWARD M. KENNEDY, MASSACHUSETTS
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ALBERT GORE, JR., TENNESSEE
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TIMOTHY E. WIRTH, COLORADO
TRENT LOTT, MISSISSIPPI
RICHARD C. SHELBY, ALABAMA
DAN COATS, INDIANA
COMMITTEE ON ARMED SERVICES
ROBERT C. BYRD, WEST VIRGINIA
ARNOLD L. PUNARO, STAFF DIRECTOR
WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6050
PATRICK A. TUCKER, STAFF DIRECTOR FOR THE MINORITY
May 23, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
I was recently contacted by the Executive Director of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States regarding the VFW's
repeated desire to schedule a meeting between the VFW
Commander-in-Chief and the President.
As National Chairman of Veterans for Bush in 1988, I want to
add my stong personal support for such a meeting. Traditionally
the President has met with the VFW Commander-in Chief on an
annual basis, and Mr. Hogan's tenure is coming to an end. I
strongly suggest that Mr. Hogan be given an opportunity to meet
with the President to present the VFW legislative and security
goals. I would personally appreciate your assistance in
arranging such a meeting for Mr. Hogan.
I know schedules are very tight, and that such requests
sometimes fall through the cracks. Mr. Hogan has indicated his
willingness to travel to D.C. whenever it is convenient for the
President, and I thank you in advance for your assistance.
Sincerely,
John John McCain
United States Senator
JM/cas
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
STATE CAPITOL
PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA
GEORGE S. MICKELSON
57501
GOVERNOR
May 21, 1990
(605)773-3212
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John:
Thank you for your letter of May 14. The court ruled
for us at the district level and against us at the appellate
level.
We still have a problem. If the Corps could be
directed to shorten its time for review of the master manual so
we did not face this problem next spring, it would be the
greatest thing that could happen to us.
It would not be sensitive for the White House to buy
into an expedited work plan, as even the downstream states agree
with the revision. They have not necessarily bought into an
expedited schedule, but we have been battling this thing for
three years.
I appreciate your interest and concern.
My best to you, Nancy and your family.
yery
truly
yours,
John Bybe is great Paigi onal GEORGE S.
MICKELSON
SouthDakota
X GREAT FACES. GREATPLACES.
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4727 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 400
Los Angeles, CA 90010
(213)936-6600
Thursday
Dean GOVERNOR Sununu -
Enclosed please find a
copy of my letter to Congressman
1 on-going federal budget
rectly explain what you
ow facing the nation and
Waxman regarding the defiat.
our plan to alert and
S on Capital Hill - on
rigorously cut government
Can this letter be helpful
the budget with no new
to The President ?
DVERNMENT WASTE,
:rs - growing across the
:, in order to find and
act today, in order to
Is there anything else I can
re, through responsible
on.
to ON my end ? Please let the know
cessary for one people to
keep up the good work!
connected them with
1 order to form a more
domestic tranquillity,
Sincerely,
neral welfare, and secure
terity proclaim, 19 that
1 of freedom; and that
the people, shall not
S, the last opportunity to
all to action on today's
American political agenda. How are you going to help us in this most obvious
need for change? What are you personally going to do to solve this major crisis?
Most importantly, please keep in mind, that I will be joining millions of insistent
Americans - all across this great land of ours - - in coordinating with President
Bush, Ambassador Alan L. Keyes, J. Peter Grace, and Jack Anderson in Washington,
D.C. in monitoring your personal views, action and commitment to our most
desperate cause.
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JOHN McCAIN
ARIZONA
United States Senate
WASHINGTON, DC 20510-0303
May 21, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I recently compiled a summary of my legislative activities
in the Senate for some of my constituents in Arizona. I have
enclosed this summary for your information.
This list is by no means exhaustive, but it does reflect
the variety of issues I'm involved with in Arizona and in
Washington, D.C. I would welcome any comments or suggestions
you may have about any of these initiatives.
With best wishes, I am,
Sincerely,
John John McCain
United States Senator
JM/sc
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. JOE MCMONIGLE
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OR JUL 90 IN HAZELTON, PA
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JOE MCMONIGLE
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
May 21, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Just a note to introduce myself and ask for your help in my
campaign for State Representative in Pennsylvania. Our campaign
has just come off a tremendous victory in the May 15th primary,
and now we are earnestly looking forward to challenging the
freshman Democrat incumbent in the general election. I have
enclosed some newsclips to give you some background information.
As a former Governor, I'm sure you know how important it is
to have a Republican majority in the Legislature. In
Pennsylvania, House Republicans need to net just three seats to
do just that. I am confident that our campaign will be
successful and help take that step to majority status.
I am confident because I have extensive campaign experience
having held staff positions in campaigns for Congress, State
Attorney General and President (Kemp and later, Bush). Most
importantly, I know how to raise money. In the primary I raised
and spent about 20K, an amount some campaigns would be happy to
have for just the general election. To take this seat, I expect
to have to raise an additional 80K, and that is why I need your
help.
We are in the preliminary planning stages for a summer
fundraising event in late June or early July. I would be most
grateful if you would consider being the featured speaker at this
important fundraising event. Hazleton is only 40 minutes by air
from Washington, and I would be able to provide the plane and any
other arrangements needed to ensure an effective campaign stop.
Thank you for your consideration. I can be reached at (717)
825-0800 extension 304 or at home (717) 455-5004. Your help will
be a big boost to our effort, and help Republicans on their way
to wining the State House. I look forward to hearing from you
soon.
Sincerely,
P.O. Box 2423 Our Hazleton, PA 18201
P.S. I enjoyed
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May 22, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Office of the Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
RE: Bush/Gorbachev Summit
Dear Mr. Sununu:
From the Soviet side, President Gorbachev is expected to
to President Bush the first U.S. edition of Commersant (The present Soviet
answer to the Wall Street Journal and Business Week; originally
of the publication has flourished under Perestroika.
founded in 1907 and suspended until recently, the Russian version
This first U.S. issue, dated May 30th, will be titled The
Commemorative Summit Issue and will contain numerous hard
international community.
features of vital interest to America's business, investment news and
We want to be sure that this happens and that President Bush is
properly alerted, prepared and hopefully enthusiastic about the
work of this private sector cooperative and what such a private
sector enterprise portends.
possible, for someone on the Summit task force to call President
Any assistance you could provide would be most helpful and, if
Gorbachev's Press Secretary regarding this would also be helpful
so that the presentation doesn't come out of the blue.
President Gorbachev's Press Secretary, Arkadey Maslevekov, can be
call reached at 011-7095-224-0017 and he would very much appreciate a
regarding this possibility.
and can be reached at The Pegasus Hotel, telephone # 809-926-3690
I will be in Jamaica, West Indies, for the next two or three days
telephone number 809-927-8936.
or at the residence of the Minister of Tourism, Mr. Frank Pringle,
wish Ms. Jai Imbrey will be serving in my stead if you or your designee
to discuss this further (her telephone # is 212-838-3050.
Very truly yours,
Pat Peter Martin
President
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may 16. 1490
John Summur
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Dear John Summer,
Puhaps you will recall
that I was your family medical
doctor when you were a boy
girroug up in lovely Foust Hills
Gardens n.y.
I have bur following
your birthmat career as Governor
of new T Hompshire and m on
recently our smort . hite Itsure
chief of staff.
I have retired several
years ago to address febw- am
am a Republics and
proud of your being in
your position with Pres. B ush.
Isend my best
Wishes to you and trust you 'a
be politically active for a
long time - Sincerely, we need you
Gerry b. mc Eachern m
Dr. George C. McEachern
3073 Harbor Dr.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33316
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SENATE MAJORITY TASK FORCE ON DEFENSE SPENDING
IN NEW YORK STATE
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TEL. 518-455-3443
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SENATOR JOHN M. McHUGH
CHAIRMAN
SENATOR SERPHIN R. MALTESE
May 17, 1990
VICE CHAIRMAN
DR. WILLIAM R. WINDOVER
DIRECTOR
SENATE MEMBERS
JOSEPH L. BRUNO
JAMES H DONOVAN
Honorable John H. Sununu
JOHN R. DUNNE
Chief of Staff to the President
HUGH T. FARLEY
ROY M. GOODMAN
The White House
OWEN H. JOHNSON
JAMES 1. LACK
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KENNETH P. LaVALLE
NORMAN 1. LEVY
Washington, DC 20500
JOHN I. MARCHI
CHRISTOPHER J. MEGA
DEAN G. SKELOS
Dear Mr. Sununu:
RONALD B. STAFFORD
CAESAR TRUNZO
MICHAEL I. TULLY. IR.
As Chairman of the Senate Standing Committee on Veterans
MEMBERS EX-OFFICIO
SENATOR RALPH !. MARINO
and Vice-Chairman of the Senate Task Force on Defense
MAJORITY LEADER
STEPHEN SLOAN
Spending in New York State, I would like to make you aware of
SECRETARY OF THE SENATE
my support for the United States Navy's Staten Island Homeport.
There is a definite need for this base which include several
reasons, as I will outline, herewith:
-The Staten Island Homeport will serve as one of the few
fixed-base ship repair facilities in the Unites States;
-With the Homeport at or near completion, millions of
tax-payer dollars would be wasted by not opening the base;
-Staten Island and New York City are obviously areas of
significant population. This will increase efficiency of Naval
recruiting;
-Over 4200 jobs will be created which will benefit New
York's ailing economy and assist in a national revitalization;
-Present Naval bases are already overcrowded;
-New York Naval Reserve readiness will be enhanced;
I join with President Bush in the desire to pursue all viable
and verifiable efforts to reduce arms among the superpowers.
However, those who maintain an understanding of world affairs
realize that the Soviet Union is undertaking a continual naval
combat buildup.
I believe that Mayor Dinkins' opposition to the Staten Island
Homeport isn't well founded since he has not participated in
Navy briefings which at least theoretically could possibly have
cleared any reservations or objections he may have.
The Senate Majority Task Force on Defense Spending has
recently forwarded a letter to Congressman Charles E. Bennett;
Chairman of the Sea Power Sub-Committee, which further details
our position with regard the the Staten Island Homeport. (I
have enclosed the aforementioned for your perusal.)
Page two
I appreciate this opportunity to provide this background
information on our position and to state our complete and
unwavering support for this base.
Please contact me if I can supply any additional information
on this important matter.
Signattese
Vice-Chairman, Senate Majority
Task Force on Defense Spending
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May 17, 1990
Chief of Staff John H. Sununu
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Chief of Staff Sununu:
Congratulations on making the cover of TIME Magazine!
I thought you might be interested in the attached
items
a. My letter to TIME regarding their recent cover
story about you.
b. Two items I wrote that were just published in
the Tufts Alumni magazine, one mentions you, the other
chronicles my experiences during the Quake ot 89.
Best wishes on the continued great job you are
doing!
Your former student,
Beb
Bob McMillan
P.S. I am currently Manager of Quality Assurance at
Telenova, Inc., a silicon valley telecommunications firm.
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May 15,1990
Governor John Sununu
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Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor,
Do the leaders of Congress know the plans of
Nelson Mandela and Joe Slovo which are revolution
and insurrection as shown in the official Communist
journal, Political Affairs (enclosed) when they
invite Mr. Mandela to appear before the joint session
of Congress?
BM morn
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Box I
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Proler International Corp.
Robert L. Mueller
President
May 17, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
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Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Attached is a copy of Mr. Robert Mosbacher's letter honoring
Proler International with the most prestigious "E Star" Award. Mr.
Herman Proler, CEO and Chairman of the Board, myself, and our wives
will be in attendance at the Rose Garden ceremony.
Mrs. Evelyn Scott suggested that I write to you to mention
that President George Bush and I are classmates, Yale, 1948. It
has been a number of years since I have talked to the President;
however, he may remember me as former Congressman Phil Ruppe's Yale
roommate and tennis partner.
Very truly yours,
Robert L. Mueller
President
7501 Wallisville Road/P.O. Box 286/Houston, Texas 77001
(713) 675-2281/Cable: Prolers-Houston/TWX 910-881-3667/Telex 77-5108
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Coalition for
Fiscal Restraint
Post Office Box 23871
Washington, D.C. 20026-3871
May 16, 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:
I am taking the liberty of enclosing, for your information,
the copy of a letter sent to President Bush today and endorsed
by the attached list of sixty-nine member-organizations of the
Coalition for Fiscal Restraint (COFIRE).
The letter is self-explanatory.
We hope that the support of these organizations will
encourage the President in his efforts to reduce the deficit by
way of spending restraints and not with any new or additional
taxes for reasons stated in the letter.
Respectfully,
Michael Monroney
Chairman, COFIRE
(202) 488-8200
Enclosures
CC: The Honorable Roger B. Porter
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141393
of Summit County
AKRON, OHIO
PHONE: 836-6480
CHARTERED - STATE OF OHIO - 1961
April 1, 1990
2561 Sourek Road
in
Akron, Ohio 44313
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20097-0146
Attn: Chief of Staff
Gentlemen,
There were 1,400 americans of greek decent who were at the Order of Ahepa
Banquet in Washington, D. C. on Monday, March 19th waiting for the President
or his representative to address them.
In error, someone at the White House canceled the President's address before
the Order of Ahepa in favor of a speaking engagement before some gathering
sponsored by Archbishop Iakovos, leader of the Greek Orthodox Church.
The Order of Ahepa is the political action group for the Americans of
Greek decent.
Archbishop Iacovos is the religious leader of the Greek Americans.
My we strongly recommend that all future political contact be made through
the Order of Ahepa, and not Archbishop Iacovos.
Your White House actions are causing great harm to our political efforts.
Sincerely,
George P. Manos
Coordinator
State of Ohio
COPY: Archbishop Iacovos
State Headquarters
Summit County Headquarters
Order of Ahepa, Wash, DC
ID# 141035
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 15, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. ALAN MACNOW
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINSTRATION TO APPOINT ESTABLISH
A MORE OBJECTIVE AND COMPASSIONATE U.S. WHALE
POLICY
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TELE-PRESS ASSOCIATES, INC.
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321 east 53rd street new york, n.y. 10022
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fax (212) 688-5857
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Governor John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
Following up my letter to you of May 1, 1990, I am
enclosing comments on the Task Force review of U.S. whale
policy, as requested in the April 27 Federal Register.
Please appoint someone to review the reviewers and
help establish a more objective and compassionate policy.
Thank you for your consideration.
Yours sincerely,
alan Manager
Alan Macnow
Consultant
Japan Whaling Association
AM: V
ID# 141065
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: THE HONORABLE RON MARLENEE
SUBJECT: URGES GOVERNOR SUNUNU'S SUPPORT FOR RENEWED
DRILLING ON THE OUTER CONTINENTAL SHELF
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20515
RON MARLENEE
MONTANA
May 11, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
As ranking member of the House Interior Committee's Subcommittee on
National Parks and Public Lands, I feel it imperative that I write
to strongly urge your support for renewed drilling on America's
Outer Continental Shelf.
Domestic oil supplies are already on a treacherous slide and OCS
drilling is vital to U.S. energy security. As you know, the
federally controlled area of the OCS is estimated to contain roughly
one third of the United States' undiscovered oil reserves.
Environmental concerns cannot be ignored. However, the superb
environmental track record of offshore oil rigs, which account for
just two percent of all the oil spilled in the world's oceans,
deserves an equitable response.
In developing OCS policy, I respectfully ask that you consider
creation of a coastal community impact aid program, which would
encourage communities to allow drilling projects to proceed. Only
new OCS revenues would be utilized for this program.
I trust my input is helpful in making your recommendation on this
crucial issue.
Sincerely,
ID# 140715
THE WHITE HOUSE
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. ROBERT S. MORRELL
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ROBERT S. MORRELL
Kearsarge Road
Box 381
North Conway, New Hampshire 03860
May 5, 1990
Dear John,
Justa word about how proud
we are of the job you are doing in
the big house. you are abviously
an a swivel chair but handle the
press easily. Hope you're having
some fun, too.
all is well in the north country.
Jobs slack but the work ethic
is inproving. We're speading money
just like we always do for to a
great summer Our beat
nancy and the kids Cordially.
Ruth+ Bol
P.S. we're holding Zeliff's hand
and keeping him solvent.
ID# 140668
THE WHITE HOUSE
CORRESPONDENCE TRACKING WORKSHEET
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 14, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. GERALD J. MOSSINGHOFF
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION NOT TO SUPPORT ANY
LEGISLATION THAT WOULD DIMINISH THE CURRENT
INCENTIVES OF THE ORPHAN DRUG ACT
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Pharmaceutical
Manufacturers
Gerald J. Mossinghoff
Association
PRESIDENT
May 9, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
America's research-based pharmaceutical industry
strongly opposes H.R. 4638, the "Orphan Drug Amendments of 1990,"
since that bill would seriously undermine the important in-
centives contained within the Orphan Drug Act of 1983. Rather,
we have recommended that Congress enact the improvements recom-
mended by the Congressionally chartered National Commission on
Orphan Diseases in 1989 to strengthen the incentives to develop
needed treatments for rare diseases.
A seven-year market exclusivity provision is the most
important incentive in the Orphan Drug Act. Marketing exclu-
sivity is important because it provides the pioneer drug sponsor
with the ability to recover at least a portion of the millions
that it has spent in researching and developing an orphan drug.
H.R. 4638 would force the pioneer to share that exclusivity with
later developers of the orphan drug, and the provision would be
applied retroactively. Should a "shared exclusivity" provision
be enacted, recovery of the investments in research and develop-
ment would have to be realized in a much shorter period, if it
were to be possible at all.
By any standard, the Orphan Drug Act has outperformed
expectations. Since 1983, there have been 333 drugs designated
as "orphan drugs, with a remarkable 45 approved by the Food and
Drug Administration and now on the market. Yet, this can only be
considered a beginning. Since it requires well in excess of $200
million over 12 years on average to discover and develop a new
pharmaceutical product, we are convinced that if the Orphan Drug
Act were to be changed as proposed, it would no longer be a major
factor in a corporate decision to pursue orphan-drug research.
1100 Fifteenth Street NW, Washington, DC 20005 Tel: 202-835-3420 FAX: 202-835-3413, 3414
ID# 140660
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 14, 1900
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: S MITCH MCCONNELL
SUBJECT: ENCOURAGES GOVERNOR SUNUNU TO APPEAR AT A"
JOINT WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING FOR THE REPUBLICAN
PARTYS OF KENTUCKY AND SOUTH CAROLINA ON MAY
22 90
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J. BENNETT JOHNSTON, LOUISIANA, CHAIRMAN
DALE BUMPERS, ARKANSAS
JAMES A. McCLURE. IDAHO
WENDELL H. FORD, KENTUCKY
MARK O. HATFIELD, OREGON
HOWARD M. METZENBAUM, OHIO
PETE V. DOMENICI, NEW MEXICO
BILL BRADLEY, NEW JERSEY
MALCOLM WALLOP, WYOMING
JEFF BINGAMAN, NEW MEXICO
FRANK H. MURKOWSKI, ALASKA
TIMOTHY E. WIRTH, COLORADO
DON NICKLES, OKLAHOMA
KENT CONRAD, NORTH DAKOTA
CONRAD BURNS, MONTANA
HOWELL T. HEFLIN, ALABAMA
JAKE GARN, UTAH
United States Senate
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IV, WEST VIRGINIA
MITCH McCONNELL, KENTUCKY
DARYL OWEN, STAFF DIRECTOR
COMMITTEE ON
D. MICHAEL HARVEY, CHIEF COUNSEL
FRANK M. CUSHING, STAFF DIRECTOR FOR THE MINORITY
ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES
GARY G. ELLSWORTH, CHIEF COUNSEL FOR THE MINORITY
WASHINGTON, DC 20510-6150
May 10, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I would like to take this opportunity to highly encourage your
appearance at a joint White House briefing for the Republican
Party of Kentucky and the Republican Party of South Carolina
in the Indian Treaty Room on Tuesday, May 22nd from 1:30 to
2:30. This event is part of a two day tour of Washington by
some of our most faithful fellow Republicans.
This would be an excellent opportunity for you to meet and greet
the most devoted members of our Party from the Commonwealth of
Kentucky. It seems only fitting that they should like to meet
with you, and receive the benefit of your insight into the
workings of the White House.
Once again, I would like to impress the importance of your
attendance. Thank you for your time and consideration of this
matter. If I may be of any future assistance, please don't
hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely,
Mitill Cand MITCH McCONNELL
UNITED STATES SENATOR
MM/drr
ID# 140586
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 14, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. EUGENE J. MILOSH
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO SUPPORT A RENEWEL
OF CHINA'S MOST FAVORED NATION STATUS
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American Association of
Exporters and
EXAM
Importers
11 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 (212) 944-2230
(FAX) 212-382-2606
May 10, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
As a national organization comprised of 1200 U.S.-companies which
export, import, distribute and manufacture the complete spectrum of
products, the American Association of Exporters and Importers would
like to take this opportunity to urge you to support a renewal of
Most-Favored-Nation Status for the People's Republic of China.
Since the opening of trade with China a decade ago, total U.S.
trade with China has almost tripled from $5.6 billion in 1981 to more
than $14 billion in 1988. Virtually all U.S. firms involved in inter-
national trade would be affected by abrogation of a normal trading
relationship with China, from actual out-of-pocket losses for import-
ers and retailers, to lowered returns on the more than $4 billion in
U.S. investment in China and lost market share for U.S. exporters, to
general chaos in the global market as firms seek new sources of
supply.
Denial of MFN treatment for China would clearly make most Chinese
exports to the U.S. prohibitive, with duty rates increasing by an av-
erage of 40% or an extra $4 billion cost. Moreover, removing China
MFN status would undoubtedly pull the rug out from under the close to
$6 billion in U.S. exports to China as well, since China would almost
certainly seek, and find, new import sources in countries that do not
have a de facto prohibition on their exports. Finally, withdrawal of
China MFN treatment would raise prices and lower quality of goods pur-
chased by U.S. consumers with a limited per capita income because, in
many cases, similar low-cost, good-quality merchandise is simply not
available from other manufacturers, either domestically or inter-
nationally.
Trade sanctions imposed for foreign policy purposes have a poor
history of effectiveness beyond serving as symbolic gestures at the
expense of irreparable injury to U.S. small business, a reduction in
U.S. foreign market share, and higher prices for American consumers.
The influx of free-market ideas and a higher standard of living
brought about by the opening of trade a decade ago may have been the
most important impetus to the democratic movement that erupted a year
ago in China. Likewise, a cut off in trade and withdrawal of Western
economic influence in China could precipitate further political re-
pression of and economic injury to the most liberal, entrepreneurial
sectors of the Chinese economy.
Therefore, I respectfully request that the President renew an an-
nual waiver for MFN treatment for China, and, in the event of con-
gressional disapproval, veto a congressional resolution.
Sincerely,
Eugene J. Milosh
President
ID# 140789
THE WHITE HOUSE
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DATE RECEIVED: MAY 14, 1990
NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MR. ROBERT E. MURRAY
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION SUPPORT A PROVISION
OF H.R. 3030 ALLOWING FOR INTERVENTION BY A
GOVERNOR IF THE ACID RAIN REQUIREMENTS CAUSE
ECONOMIC DISRUPTION FOR SIGNIFICANT JOB LOSS
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THE OHIO VALLEY
Robert E. Murray
COAL COMPANY
President & Chief Executive Officer
May 5, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W.
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Our employees and those who depend on them in our
communities very seriously need your help regarding a much needed
change in the Title V or "acid rain" provisions of H. .R. 3030,
which has been reported out of the House Energy and Commerce
Committee.
We recently met with the President and Chief Operating
Officer of a major Midwest electrical utility and his staff to
show that it will be $20.87 per ton of coal less expensive for
him to install scrubbers on existing coal-fired units, rather
than switch to the closest, lowest cost low sulfur coal with the
implementation of the Phase I "acid rain" requirements of
H. R. 3030 in 1995. The electric utility President responded that,
due to requirements of the utility regulators in his state, they
would have no funds to install scrubbers on their plants in 1995,
that they have not considered scrubbers, nor will they; and that
they will switch to low sulfur coal irrespective of the price
difference in 1995. Furthermore, he explained that he would shut
down his coal-fired units, which are providing the lowest
electricity cost in his system, when the Phase II requirements
become effective in 2000.
This is exactly what I explained would happen in my attached
October 30, 1989 letter to Committee Chairman, John D. Dingell,
and to all members of the United States Congress and Senate. In
order to avoid locking out up to two-thirds of our Country's coal
from the National energy mix and avoid the destruction of
1,260,000 jobs in America, three major items must be included in
any Clean Air Act Amendment legislation enacted by the House:
1. The provision in the House bill whereby the Governor of a
state has the right to intervene if the "acid rain" requirements
of Title V of H.R. 3030 cause economic disruption or significant
job losses must be retained in the House Bill and in any final
legislation that results from a House/Senate conference. This
provision is currently not included in 1630.
56854 PLEASANT RIDGE ROAD ALLEDONIA OHIO 43902 (614) 926-1351
May 5, 1990
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2. A provision must be included in the House bill and in any
final legislation from a House/Senate conference to allow an
electric utility a true freedom of choice and to obtain a waiver
of the 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. As presently drafted, both Bills mandate fuel switching to
low sulfur coal or natural gas in 1995 and preempt the use of
clean coal technology. Targeting fewer power plants in 1995
would also have the same effect. Simply stated, the 1995 sulfur
dioxide requirements must be delayed to 2000 so that clean coal
technology, which will not be available until 1997 and beyond,
can be utilized. This will eliminate the devastating job losses,
business failures, and economic disruptions that will occur in
1995 under the presently proposed "acid rain" legislation.
3. The provision included in the draft of H.R.3030 passed by the
Energy and Commerce Committee providing for use of clean coal
technology funds for stacked gas scrubbers (the Amendment of
Congressman Sharp) must be retained in final legislation. This,
too, will mitigate job losses and economic disruptions resulting
from this Bill.
We will appreciate your attention to our critical requests
within passed. the next few days, before final House legislation is
Sincerely,
THE OHIO VALLEY COAL COMPANY
Robert E. Murray
President and
Chief Executive Officer
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11 West 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 (212) 944-2230
Cable: AAOEXIM
EUGENE J. MILOSH
President
May 4, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20050
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The American Association of Exporters and Importers (AAEI), is a
national organization comprised of 1200 U.S.-companies which export,
import, distribute and manufacture the complete spectrum of products
with over half trading with the Peoples Republic of China.
I respectfully request a meeting along with a select group of
executives of major importers, exporters and retailers from AAEI to
urge renewal of the annual waiver for MFN treatment for China.
Since the opening of trade with China a decade ago, total U.S. trade
with China has almost tripled from $5.6 billion in 1981 to more than
$14 billion in 1988. Virtually all U.S. firms involved in inter-
national trade would be affected by abrogation of a normal trading
relationship with China, from actual out-of-pocket losses for import-
ers and retailers, to lowered returns on the more than $4 billion in
U.S. investment in China, to general chaos in the global market as
firms seek new sources of supply.
Trade sanctions imposed for foreign policy purposes have a poor his-
tory of effectiveness beyond serving as symbolic gestures at the ex-
pense of irreparable injury to U.S. small business, a reduction in
U.S. foreign market share, and higher prices for American consumers.
The influx of free-market ideas and a higher standard of living
brought about by the opening of trade a decade ago may have been the
most important impetus to the democratic movement that erupted a year
ago in China. Likewise, a cut off in trade and withdrawal of Western
economic influence in China could precipitate further political re-
pression of and economic injury to the most liberal, entrepreneurial
sectors of the Chinese economy.
I will be in contact with your office to schedule the meeting anytime
before June 3rd.
Sincerely, Gave Milosh
Eugene J. Milosh
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NH CHIROPRACTIC CENTERS
Dr. Clarence Meyer
463 Washington Street, Keene, NH 03431
Dr. Diane C. Kwasniewski
Route 12, Walpole, NH 03608
Keene: 357-4488 Walpole: 756-3333
May 5,1990
Dear Governor,
Just when you thought you were through with "The Chiropractic Problem"
up jumps the devil. I know it is presumptuous of me to write you
however, I need your help.
You may recall when I petitioned you for a position on the
Chiropractic Board that I listed on my resume that I am a trustee of a
chiropractic college in Pennsylvania. Be that as it may, I am and we
need help.
I humbly ask your help in seeking an expeditious resolution of the
matter between the United States Department of Education (ED) and the
Pennsylvania College of Straight Chiropractic (PCSC). The issue
involves the institutional eligibility of PCSC to obtain Federal
financial assistance for its eligible students pursuant to Title IV of
the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. As stated in a Final
Determination Letter from the Inspector General dated September
25, 1987, it was determined that PCSC "had failed to qualify as an
eligible institution from March 1981, through June 1984, and was
liable to ED for repayment of all funds it or its students had
received during that period. The determination, affirmed by
Administrative Law Judge Walter J. Alprin is in the sum of $3,048,706
of principal and the sum of $1,195,385 of interest and special
allowances paid by ED.
PCSC's appeal does not question the findings of either the
Inspector General or the Administrative Law Judge, but , rather , the
underlying amoral aspects and apparent disregard for justice of the
proposed penalty in the form of its potential negative impact upon the
future of the students of PCSC. Because of the uncommon and disruptive
historical circumstances that created this matter, (which you may
recall) but were not within the span of control of the present
administration of PCSC, the appeal must be made on a level above and
beyond the normal scope of the law.
PCSC is a non-profit, non proprietary, tax exempt co-educational
institution offering a resident course leading to the degree , Doctor
of Chiropractic. PCSC is one of the seventeen chiropractic colleges
located throughout the United States. The College is situated at 7500
Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The College serves
the entire Northeastern sector of the Country.
of Straight Chiropractic. It was an unaccredited
The institution in the matter was originally nameditution Instichte
sought to acquire Federal financial assistance for its students
through the alternative 3IC method. As a result of internal
management ineptitude during its early years, in 1984, ADIO underwent a
complete reorganization of its administrative structure including a
name change to the Pennsylvania College of Straight Chiropractic, a
total revamping of its Board of Trustees, the release of two CEO's and
a restructuring of its managerial procedures.
It appears to be the assumption of the Inspector General that the
funds in this matter were directly disbursed to ADIO Institute of
Straight Chiropractic, thereby making ADIO Institute completely liable
for the expenditure of the funds. This assumption is erroneous (refer
to $682.607 under Title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965). ADIO
served as an intermediary, not a broker, it served only to validate
the authenticity of a student's matriculation. The loans were between
the student and an independent agency. At any rate , all funds were
delivered to matriculants and students dispensed the funds according
to their educational priorities, which may or may not have been
directed toward the college.
Although the administration of ADIO Institute may have acted
impudently, it was in no way guilty of fraudulent behavior, as implied
in the audit report. ADIO acted in good faith, submitted appropriate
documentation to the Department of Education in a timely manner, and
it provided the education in chiropractic as defined in its catalogue.
ADIO assumed that approval for eligibility to participate in the
Federal Programs of aid to education as cited in the letter dated
March 4, 1981, from ED to ADIO was self-evident and viable. ADIO
proceeded accordingly throughout the eligibility period, 1981-84. The
funds were used solely to provide educational services to the students
who received them. There was no extraordinary institutional or
personal gains acquired from these funds. The students in this case
used their Federally assisted finances to acquire the degree, Doctor
of Chiropractic. They are no longer affiliated (other than in as
"adopted" alumni) with PCSC. In all probability, most if not all, of
those students have begun or completed the repayment of these loans.
PCSC's annual loan default rate as reported by the Pennsylvania
Department of Higher Education is less than 5%.
The salient points if this matter may be summarized accordingly:
1. the matter occurred between March, 1981 through June 1984,
2. the matter occurred in the early years of ADIO Institute as it
attempted to gain solid footing as a College of Chiropractic.
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3. Federally financed assistance funds were awarded to
matriculants of ADIO,
4. three years after the matter, these funds were deemed by the
Inspector students, General to be inappropriately awarded to ADIO
5. seven years after the matter, it was determined that ADIO (now
Pennsylvania College of Straight Chiropractic) must repay to
ED the total amount of funds ($3,048,708 principal and
$1,195,385 interest),
6. none of the principals involved in the matter are currently
with PCSC, therefore, any punitive measures would be assessed
against innocents only,
7. PCSC is a struggling college, just capable of maintaining
financial solvency, any punitive measures related to finances
would force the College into bankruptcy.
Regardless of the resolution of this case, PCSC has. been
immeasurably impaired by the actions of the Inspector General.
Enrollment declined and therefore , income decreased. Faculty lost
jobs. Administrative salaries were cut. During the period of economic
decline, PCSC accumulated an indebtedness of over $400,000 PCSC lost
prestige and professional status as well.
John, my request herein is for your support in the expeditious and
fair resolution of this matter. A resolution that will permit the
college to continue to serve the public as a provider of chiropractic
education, as it has since 1977.
Naturally, I am very concerned about the impact of the
determination on current students and administrators , who were not
associated with the institution between 1981 and 1984. As I am sure
you know, the effects of a substantial financial burden on a small
institution could be devastating.
John, I do Thank You for listening to me and I hope you can help.
Diane and I wish you and you family well and look forward to your
return home.
Respectfully,
May Meyer,
Dr
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The Case for Mars IV
University of Colorado, Boulder
June 4 to 8, 1990
P.O. Box 4877 Boulder, Colorado USA 80306 (303) 494-8144
May 4, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff, The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Distinguished space scientists and engineers from industry, government and
academia will participate in the international Case For Mars IV Conference in
Boulder on June 4th through 8th. The organizing committee has asked me to invite
you to deliver the keynote address.
The principal goal of this symposium is to explore the potential for human
exploration and settlement of Mars in the 21st Century. Sessions will review the
rationale for planetary exploration, scientific objectives, alternative mission
strategies, and opportunities for international participation. Attending will be
distinguised space experts from Germany, France, the Soviet Union, the European
Space Agency, and Japan. The conference is being cosponsored by NASA, Martin
Marietta Aerospace, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory,
the National Space Society, the Planetary Society, and the Rocky Mountain of the
American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics; the University of Colorado is
our host.
Your views on the importance of space exploration for the United States and
mankind would be of great interest to our attendees and the press. The best time
for your talk would be at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, June 4th, but we could rearrange
our program to accomodate your busy schedule. We hope very much that you will
honor us with your presence.
Sincerely,
Thomas R 46y er
Thomas R. Meyer
Coordinator
Case for Mars IV
The International Exploration of Mars
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May 8, 1990
Dear John:
Enclosed is my letter to the President. As you
remember, I was not able to see him last February. I
respectfully request a brief courtesy call for the
reasons indicated. I will be in Washington for three
days, Monday, May 21 through Wednesday, May 24.
I would also like to see you on one item of my
responsibilities that has domestic implications.
With best wishes, I am
Very sincerely yours,
tom
Thomas P. Melady
Ambassador
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Dear John:
In re: Presidential Appointment, Tennessee Valley Authority
I wanted to follow up on our conversation regarding the
appointment of David L. Huber to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Since we last talked, I have enlisted the support of Don
Sundquist and Howard Baker for my candidate. Also Kentucky
Democratic Congressman Carroll Hubbard, whose district is most
affected by TVA, is supporting Dave.
However, Tennessee Democratic Congressman Jim Cooper, using the
phony issues of competency and cronyism, is attempting to
publicly trash Dave Huber. The reason for my recommendation here
is that a current TVA Director told me that what they needed most
was a "generalist" with management experience. Dave's unique
blend of public/private and management/legal experience qualifies
him for the job.
John, I view Cooper's attacks as purely political, but minor.
Nonetheless, I wanted to bring this to your attention along with
two recent Louisville Courier Journal editorials commenting on
Dave's qualifications. The Courier, a liberal Democratic paper
which did not support me, said about Dave:
And Mr. Huber, who worked for Sen. McConnell
in county government and in Washington, and
served as an assistant U.S. attorney, has proved
himself a highly competent public official.
The Honorable John Sununu
May 3, 1990
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Because Charles Dean's term expires this month, I urge the quick
nomination of David Huber to the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Sincerely,
MITCH McCONNELL
UNITED STATES SENATOR
MM:hle
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LONG ISLAND ASSOCIATION for CHILDREN with LEARNING DISABILITIES 39554
265 POST AVENUE, WESTBURY, NEW YORK 11590
(516) 334-4210
Don Mitzner, President
Aaron Liebowitz, Executive Director
Steven Vernikoff, Assistant Executive Director
Susan C. Edwards, Director Community Affairs
ACLD
FUTURE GROWTH . STRENGTH
May 4, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing to you as a follow-up to correspondence sent to
President Bush dated February 1, 1990. At this time, we wished
to bring to the President's attention two outstanding
individuals, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kramer, whom we feel deserve
special recognition for their contributions on behalf of infants
and children with disabilities.
On June 9, 1990 the Long Island Association for Children with
Learning Disabilities will be honoring Jerry and Debra Kramer as
it's 1990 Humanitarians of the Year. We ask your assistance to
help make this evening as meaningful to these outstanding
citizens as we can. It would be most appreciated if President
Bush would provide Long Island ACLD with a personalized letter to
the Kramers which would be published in the Souvenir Journal
distributed on the evening of the Annual Dinner Dance.
I am enclosing a copy of the initial correspondence to President
Bush and a sample letter for your consideration and information.
We would, be most appreciative if the President could kindly reply
within the next two weeks as we are adhering to very strict
printing deadlines.
My sincerest thanks for your kind attention to this matter.
Sincerely,
Donald Donald Mitzner Mitznes
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
EXECUTIVE OFFICE
STATE CAPITOL
PIERRE, SOUTH DAKOTA
GEORGE S. MICKELSON
57501
GOVERNOR
(605)773-3212
May 4, 1990
The Honorable John Sununu
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
South Dakota has an emergency problem and I am asking for your help.
Here's The Problem And The Solution
If the Army Corps of Engineers continues to lower water levels of Lake
Oahe between Pierre, South Dakota, and Bismarck, North Dakota, for the next
thirty days, my state's fishing industry will be severely damaged for many
years.
Hundreds of millions of fish eggs have been laid. Lower water levels
will kill them, causing at least a $20 million negative impact in a rural
economy where $20 million is a big impact.
The solution is to maintain the current water level of Lake Oahe for
the next thirty days so that hundreds of millions of fish eggs can hatch.
Please intervene for us with the Army Corps of Engineers. Help us
convince them to slow down the releases of water from Lake Oahe.
Instead of releasing 27,000 cubic feet of water per second, we want
them to release 22,000 cubic feet per second. On a river as large as the
Missouri River, that is a small concession to make for a short period of time
that will have tremendous positive results.
The tows and barges don't need the water for navigation. The fish
eggs need the water to survive and hatch.
Here Are More Facts
When the Pick-Sloan plan for management of the Missouri River was
created almost 50 years ago, South Dakotans were promised substantial
opportunities in return for flooding thousands of acres of our best land
SouthDakota
State GREAT FACES. GREATPLACES.
Monorable John Sununu
by 4, 1990
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adjacent to the Missouri River.
Irrigation was supposed to be so successful that it would cause a
projected annual hauling of 13 million tons of grain and other products on tows
and barges from Sioux City to Kansas City.
Therefore, the Army Corps of Engineers has always given preference to
navigation in the way it has managed the flow of the Missouri River so that
tows and barges could operate between Sioux City and Kansas City.
As a result, the tow/barge industry on that portion of the river is
one of the most heavily government subsidized businesses in America.
But, only a tiny percentage of those irrigation opportunities became
reality. Tows and barges carry only two million tons of grain annually from
Sioux City to Kansas City.
However, fishing on the Missouri River has exploded into a tremendous
growth industry. Accordingly, South Dakota has spent millions of dollars in
and recreational fishing.
the last ten years to support, accelerate, enhance and promote. the Oahe fishery
The positive results of all those efforts and all of that money could
now be quickly wiped out by the third consecutive year of drought if the Corps
of Engineers does not maintain current Lake Oahe water levels for the next
thirty days.
Army Corps of Engineers' management of the Missouri River during the
next thirty days could deliver a knock-out punch to our fishing industry.
The reason-- during the past few weeks, our walleye, northern pike and
various forage fish, including smelt, have laid hundreds of millions of eggs in
North Dakota.
the shallow waters of Lake Oahe between Pierre, South Dakota, and Bismarck,
Lowered water levels in recent days have already killed all of the
northern pike eggs. Almost fifty percent of all of the other eggs have also
been killed because the Army Corps of Engineers continues to lower Lake Oahe
water levels to support tow/barge traffic below Sioux City.
between Sioux City and Kansas City.
However, as I write this, there are only two tows hauling grain
The tows and barges don't need the extra water in for the next 30
days. The fish eggs do.
If the Army Corps of Engineers continues its current water release
policies for the next thirty days, 95% of all of the walleye eggs and 95% of
all of the forage fish eggs in Lake Oahe will be killed.
much more severe and long-lasting.
But, we won't be losing just one year's hatch. The damage will be
1990 John Sununu
1990
Forage fish, like smelt, are the basic building blocks of the fishery
to eat. So, they will die, too.
food chain. When they are gone, the already hatched, older fish have nothing
One federal fish and wildlife expert has already told us that he has
examined Lake Oahe walleye that have the heads of ten-year-olds, but the bodies
of six-year-olds. The older fish already don't have enough forage fish to eat
and the starving process is beginning.
If drastic action is not taken to stop the destruction of these fish
eggs, an entire industry will be crippled for many years to come. The cost of
beyond our means to do so.
rebuilding our fisheries over the next decades would be enormous and probably
Please intervene for us with the Army Corps of Engineers. Help us
convince them to slow down the releases of water from Lake Oahe. Let Lake Oahe
keep that extra water for the next thirty days.
them to release 22,000 cubic feet per second.
Instead of releasing 27,000 cubic feet of water per second, we want
The tows and barges don't need the water. The fish eggs do.
Very truly yours,
Bill S.
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: AMBASSADOR NOBUO MATSUNAGA
SUBJECT: SUPPORTS THE STRUCTURAL MEASURES TAKEN BY
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MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
TOKYO, JAPAN
April 24, 1990
Dear John,
Dear Governor Sununu:
I was delighted to meet with you and to have an
exhcange of views on Japan-U.S. relations, during my
visit to Washington, D.C. earlier this month.
I believe the structural adjustment measures taken
by both Japan and the United States through the SII
process will not only benefit the both countries, but
also other countries. While Japan is determined to
further promote its structural reforms, your understanding
on the SII process will be of great help in maintaining
and strengthening our most important bilateral
relationship.
I am looking forward to seeing you again in the near
future.
Sincerely yours,
Mobut
Nobuo Matsunaga
Ambassador
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
U. S. A.
ID# 138930
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MS. CHARLENE B. MOONEY
SUBJECT: URGES THE ADMINISTRATION TO INSIST THE FDA
STUDY THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF BANNING GENTIAN
VIOLET
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Mountain Hollow Farms
22 Locke Road
Tel. 603 225-2552
Concord. N.H. 03301
Div. of Radlo Bros.
May 2, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
Our company is a producer and processor of eggs located in
Concord, New Hampshire. We are very concerned about an action that
the FDA has proposed -- banning gentian violet, a product that has
been used successfully in the poultry industry for over 40 years.
If this occurs, the cost of producing a dozen eggs will
increase at least 2 cents per dozen, which will translate into a cost
to the consumer of at least 4 to 5 cents per dozen. Additionally,
the cost to produce chickens and turkeys will increase at least
1 and 1/2 cents per pound which will translate into a 3 cents per
pound increase to the consumer.
Economists predict that this one change in regulation will cost
the economy over $300,000,000. FDA has indicated that they calculate
the economic cost to be only $5,000,000. FDA is not familiar with
production costs associated with the poultry and egg industries since
there are NO REPLACEMENTS for gentian violet.
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
May 2, 1990
Page 2
We urge OMB to insist that FDA consider this rule change a
major rule change, and study the economic impact in depth, as
required by statute.
Gentian violet has been shown to be both safe and effective
by the top poultry scientists and toxicologists in the United
States. Our company and the rest of the poultry industry, as well
as the consumer, can not afford to lose this valuable production
tool.
We would appreciate your interest in this matter.
Very truly yours,
Charlene.B.Maney mooney
Charlene B. Mooney
Manager
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SUNUNU TO BE THE GUEST OF HONOR AND SPEAKER
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139077
GNOBILE IVNOID DEALERS
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION
8400 Westpark Drive
McLean, Virginia
22102
703 821 7000
ASSOCIATION
Robert J. Maguire, NADA Director
New Jersey
May 1, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Washington, D.C. 20006
Dear John
As a Trustee of LaSalle Military Academy, I had the
opportunity to visit with you briefly and listen to your
message for the Graduating Class of 1989. It was a beautiful
day and a delightful occasion to sit outside on the esplanade
while recalling similar ceremonies for the Graduating Classes
of the 50's. Your message was stirring, introspective and a
measure of the cadet who use to practice public speaking
thirty years ago with Rev. Brothers Basilian, Berard, Charles
and Michael.
It is with pride I invite the President or yourself, to be
the guest of honor and principal speaker at the annual
convention of the National Automobile Dealers Association
(NADA) being held at the Georgia World Congress Center in
Atlanta, Georgia. As Chairman of the Convention, I can give
you the choice of dates - either Saturday afternoon, February
9 or Tuesday afternoon, February 12, 1991. There will be
more than 25,000 people in attendance.
The automotive domestic industry has been experiencing a
recession that began two years ago and presently shows no
light at the end of the tunnel. Remarks delivered by the
President or yourself would certainly give vitality to our
industry --the prime business indicator of our nation. It is
important that the automobile dealers of this country, who
are the entrepreneurs of small business, witness our
administration's concern in recovering manufacturing jobs as
well as pride in the quality of America's products.
There will be a meeting of my Convention Committee at the end
of May. I would appreciate a reply that may give us a sense
of your interest towards this invitation. Meanwhile, as a
member of the Republican State Committee for New Jersey, I
wish to express pride and appreciation for the manner in
which you have successfully directed this administration and
assisted the President of the United States.
(continued)
vernor John Sununu
2
May 1, 1990
Enclosed are recent articles that you and Mrs. Sununu might
enjoy reading if you have not already.
La Salle Military Academy will have a new president and
headmaster effective August 1, 1990. His name is Brother
Dominic Fontaine. The next couple of years will determine
the ability of LaSalle Military Academy to continue their
academic, military and spiritual education. Reductions in
defense priorities may result in the elimination of Junior
Army ROTC.
Very truly yours,
Bob
Robert J. Maguire
LSMA '54
NADA Convention Chairman
P.O. Box 229
Bordentown, NJ 08505
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COERE
Coalition for
Fiscal Restraint
Post Office Box 23871
Washington, D.C. 20026-3871
May 4, 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:
The Coalition for Fiscal Restraint (COFIRE) sent letters
to every member of the United States Senate on Wednesday, urging
passage President. of legislative line item veto authority for the
The positions expressed in these letters were endorsed by
sixty-six COFIRE member-organizations.
For your information, I am enclosing copies of the letters
as well as a list of the sixty-six supportive groups.
As is evident, the letters were tailored to reflect the
vote of each senator on an identical bill last November 9.
Teams of COFIRE representatives will be making visits to
the offices of targeted senators over the next few weeks to
convey our strong support for this legislation and for general
reform of the budget process.
We hope our efforts will be helpful.
Respectfully,
Michael Monroney
Chairman, COFIRE
(202) 488-8200
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EUGENE J. MILOSH
President
May 4, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
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Washington, D.C. 20050
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The American Association of Exporters and Importers (AAEI), is a
national organization comprised of 1200 U.S.-companies which export,
import, distribute and manufacture the complete spectrum of products
with over half trading with the Peoples Republic of China.
I respectfully request a meeting along with a select group of
executives of major importers, exporters and retailers from AAEI to
urge renewal of the annual waiver for MFN treatment for China.
Since the opening of trade with China a decade ago, total U.S. trade
with China has almost tripled from $5.6 billion in 1981 to more than
$14 billion in 1988. Virtually all U.S. firms involved in inter-
national trade would be affected by abrogation of a normal trading
relationship with China, from actual out-of-pocket losses for import-
ers and retailers, to lowered returns on the more than $4 billion in
U.S. investment in China, to general chaos in the global market as
firms seek new sources of supply.
Trade sanctions imposed for foreign policy purposes have a poor his-
tory of effectiveness beyond serving as symbolic gestures at the ex-
pense of irreparable injury to U.S. small business, a reduction in
U.S. foreign market share, and higher prices for American consumers.
The influx of free-market ideas and a higher standard of living
brought about by the opening of trade a decade ago may have been the
most important impetus to the democratic movement that erupted a year
ago in China. Likewise, a cut off in trade and withdrawal of Western
economic influence in China could precipitate further political re-
pression of and economic injury to the most liberal, entrepreneurial
sectors of the Chinese economy.
I will be in contact with your office to schedule the meeting anytime
before June 3rd.
Jone Sincerely, Milol
Eugene J. Milosh
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April 27, 1990
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, DC
Dear Governor Sununu:
Last week I sent you an editorial piece printed in the Syracuse
Herald Journal which criticized the President's record on
education. In answer to this mistaken editorial, I wrote a
letter to the editor and to the credit of the publishers, they
printed my letter.
I am attaching the newswriter's letter, my letter and my printed
letter. Unfortunately, the editor eliminated some of my passages
which were most pertinent.
Many of us in education are proud of President Bush's educational
initiatives and have great expectations for our Nation.
With best regards,
Sincerely,
mike marge
Michael Marge, Professor
Special Education and Rehabilitation
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(202) 857-4781
National Steering Committee
April 30, 1990
Chairman
Hon. Clifford P. Hansen
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Jackson, Wyoming
Former U.S. Senator
Chief of Staff
The White House
Hon. James E. Akins
Washington, D.C.
1600 Pennsy Ivania Avenue, N.W.
Former Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
Washington, D.C. 20500
Mr. Robert O. Anderson
Roswell, New Mexico
Dear Governor:
Hondo Oil & Gas
Mr. Cariton Beal
I am writing to invite you to consider being a panelist at
Midland, Texas
BTA Oil Producers
our November 1990 Politics of Energy teleconference to be held
here in Washington, D.C. The exact date of this afternoon event
Mr. B. R. Brown
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
would be largely determined by your and Mr. Hodding Carter's
President, Consolidation Coal Co.
availability in November. As the enclosed materials indicate,
Dr. John H. Francis, Jr.
the host and moderator of the Man, Energy & The Environment
Miami, Florida
series has been and will be Mr. Hodding Carter, who will be on-
Vice President, Florida Power & Light Co.
hand for this program.
Dr. Frank E. Horton
Toledo, Ohio
President, University of Toledo
The Jefferson Energy Foundation is a broad-based 501 (c)
Hon. Jeane J. Kirkpatrick
organization, established four years ago to inform the American
Washington, D.C.
people about this Nation's energy choices and risks. Prior to
Former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N.
and since its inception, America's energy condition has
Hon. Russell B. Long
continued to deteriorate. Crude oil and refined product imports
Washington, D.C.
Former U.S. Senator
from overseas suppliers, many of which are politically unstable,
have increased, such that they meet over fifty percent of our
Mr. Robert P. Luke
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
oil supplies. The export market for U.S. coal, which has
President, Rio Algom Mining Corporation
consistently counterbalanced our international oil trade bill,
Dr. Margaret N. Maxey
is less healthy and robust. Public concerns about environmental
Director, Chair of Free Enterprise
protection have been awakened and heightened, with relatively
University of Texas
less attention paid to equally valid concerns about economic
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer
growth and expansion throughout this decade or well into the
Washington, D.C.
Former Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff
next century. Our economic future is inextricably tied to our
ability to fuel it with reliable supplies of energy. All of The
Mr. Elllott Roosevelt, Jr.
Dallas, Texas
Foundation's public education activities focus on developing a
Santa Rosa Oil Company
workable national energy-environment policy that balances these
Mr. G. Henry M. Schuler
important national priorities.
Washington, D.C.
Center for Strategic & International Studies
Well over 150 sites are known to have "downlinked" and
Mr. William E. Simon
participated in The Natural Gas Debate. The audience included
New York, New York
Former U.S. Secretary of Treasury
students at the participating universities (MIT, Penn State,
U.C. Berkeley, etc.), as well as many educational and cable
Hon. George A. Sinner
Governor of North Dakota and
television systems' audiences, specific corporate locations
Chairman, Interstate Oil Compact Commission
(Mobil Coal in Denver, ARCO offices equipped with ARCOVision),
Gen. Thomas P. Stafford
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Former Astronaut
PRIVATE ENTERPRISE IN THE PUBLIC INTEREST
The Honorable John H. Sununu
April 30, 1990
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the Auditorium of DOE's headquarters in Washington, D.C. and other subscribers of
various teleconference-providing services, like the National University
Teleconference Network (NUTN). As you know, the breadth of our reach will be
extended in the Fall when the Adult Learning Satellite Service (ALSS) of PBS
promotes and markets the balance of the Man, Energy & The Environment Series.
All of the members of our National Steering Committee, Board of Advisors,
and Board of Directors are of the view that unless energy security is given the
same priority on the political agenda as environmental protection, the United
States will remain, needlessly, without the uninterruptible supplies of energy
required to sustain our national defense and economic security. Only by choosing
to produce and conserve more domestic energy in an environmentally responsible
manner and rely less on imports, can the nation have control over decisions and
events that affect its well-being. A prerequisite for accomplishing these twin
goals is public awareness of the true nature of the issues and risks before us.
Over the course of the Man, Energy & The Environment series, 100 or more
energy-specific (oil, coal, nuclear, natural gas, renewables) experts, drawn from
the academic, political and corporate communities, as well as environmentalists,
will debate and discuss their respective views about the shape and direction that
America's emerging energy-environment policies should take. The deliberations of
these experts will be guided by Mr. Hodding Carter, a most able and fair
moderator and program host. Each of the energy-related programs will be hosted
by a specific academic institution and be witnessed, thanks to linkage by
satellite, by the other participating universities as well as other "downlink"
sites around the nation on the actual day of each teleconference.
Only by informing the American people about the complex issues and choices
that they and their elected leaders must confront about energy development and
environmental protection can more viable and successful national policies be
formulated. The Foundation will make a consistent and considerable effort
throughout each program and the entire series to dispel the diverting idea that
energy development and environmental protection are mutually exclusive
objectives; rather, they are imperative national priorities, worthy of broad
support.
We are attempting to bring this point home to those college students, who
participate in each and every teleconference, and the American people who may
wish to watch the edited version on PBS as well as cable and commercial
television systems. I hope that you agree that this is unique and timely
television programming, made available by a broad-based energy education
organization (The Jefferson Energy Foundation), not allied with any particular
energy industry group. Our funding has largely come from private individuals and
foundations, which honor our neutrality and objectivity. In short and in sum, no
other organization could undertake a project of similar scope and purpose.
The Honorable John H. Sununu
April 30, 1990
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We would very much welcome your involvement on the Politics of Energy Panel.
A preliminary roster of panelists is attached and the program for The Natural Gas
Debate is enclosed. Please let me know if you would be willing to be a panelist
and which dates in mid-November are most workable for you.
Most sincerely yours
Howard G. McClintic
Executive Director
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May 1, 1990
Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear John,
This is just a short note to cover three matters
First, to enthusiastically congratulate you and Nancy for your
well-earned John Carroll Society Awards --- and to sincerely
thank you for your insightful comments on that happy occasion.
Second, to send along the (attached) most recent commentary on
our Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award; and
Third, to advise that I am receiving on Wednesday evening the
local Fordham University Club's Lifetime Achievement Award ---
and I am attaching a copy of my comments
Again, enthusiastic congratulations!
Good Luck!
God Bless!
Most sincerely,
бот
Thomas J. Murrin
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SUBJECT: INVITATION FOR GOVERNOR SUNUNU TO PARTICIPATE
IN A SPECIAL DAY OF OPENING ON MAYHEW ISLAND
BETWEEN JUN 26 - AUG 7 90
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Dear Governor:
I would like to ask a favor, not for myself, I will
do o.k., but for a program that I have been involved
with for almost 20 years.
Perhaps you will remember it? MAYHEW, a special
program for boys with problems, of school, petty crime,
home and family, and just not having enough self confidence
The program runs all year, but the summer component on
Mayhew Island, is the most important step for them to
gain relationships, self esteem and make new friends.
The Island is on New FoundLake.
This winter a major disater took place on the island.
Afire destroyed much of the property, especially the
main building.
We have all been working, with voluteers, and a special
fund raiser to get things opened again, the support of
N.H. people has been fantastic.
We will open again. l Now comes the question.
A real treat for all of us would be if you could
particpate in a special day of opening, of a new
beginning for all. [Certainly the President is Welcome
also.]
THOUGHT THIS TOO MUCH To ASK? -
Time: Open From June 26 to Aug 7th. ( except the
week of July 20-25)
I have asked staff to forward some information for you.
My best to you and your family.
Sincerely, Mary Thank
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The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
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Dear Governor Sununu:
I am delighted to inform you that The University of Akron
Board of Trustees has approved that you be awarded the
honorary Doctor of Science degree. You will receive your
diploma when you speak at the University's morning
Commencement exercises on May 26, 1990.
Congratulations to you for earning the University's
highest academic honor. We commend you for your
distinguished service to our nation and for your
leadership in the advancement of science and engineering.
We especially appreciate your willingness to join us in
celebrating the 75th anniversary of the College of
Engineering at The University of Akron.
We look forward to your visit on May 26.
Sincerely,
Where
William V. Muse
President
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Thomas H.D. Mahoney, Ph.D., D.P.A., F.R.Hist.S.
130 Mt. Auburn Street
Suite 410
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 864-0616
24 April 1990
Governor John H. Sumumu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor:
Thank you for my appointment with Hanns Kuttner when I was in Washington
last week to chair the banquet of the National Managed Health Care Congress
and introduce my friend, Mrs. Finestone, M.P. who spoke on the Canadian
health system. I explained to Mr. Kuttner that, had I been able to see you,
I would have suggested that the position of Presidential Adviser on the
Elderly, which President Reagan abolished, be re-established. With the forth-
coming 1991 White House Conference on Aging (WHCOA) and the increasing im-
portance and growing numbers of older Americans, the time is favorable, if
not indeed mandatory.
The recently released Pepper (Rockefeller) Commission Report, while failing
to offer any program for implementation, contains a shopping list of prob-
lems confronting America's elders. I need not repeat the litany of issues
but would call attention to one just beginning to surface which will generate
a heated national debate in the months to come, viz., euthanasia or, as it is
euphemistically styled, "the right to die."
The mistakes made at the 1981 WHCOA, at which I headed the Massachusetts dele-
gation, embarrassed the Reagan administration. These gaffes can be avoided
next year if there is someone with long experience in the field of aging to
advise the President. I suggested to Mr. Kuttner that I would welcome this
appointment. As Governor Ed King's Secretary of Elder Affairs in Massachusetts,
I inherited a department described in the press as in "complete disarray* and
made it into a national model for dealing with the problems of senior citizens
and one which attracted international attention as well.
Mr. Kuttner agreed that my proposal made sense and would report it to Mr. Ron
Kaufman and, presumably, through him to you. I also saw Congressman John Paul
Hammerschmidt of Arkansas, a fellow member of mine on the Advisory Board of
the Mildred and Claude Pepper Foundation and whom I had first met in London
at an Inter-Parliamentary Union Conference. Knowing of my wide experience, he
graciously volunteered to speak to Mr. Kaufman and also to President Bush when
he meets with him in a couple of weeks.
A responsible agenda for the elderly needs to be developed, and elders need to
become aware of the problems of others, not just their own. The 1981 WHCOA was
too strong armed and totally alienated many people who did not come to Washing-
ton to fight. In the hands of knowledgable, tactful, and diplomatic role models,
dissent can be handled and channeled along with many other constructive points
of view to reach a workable consensus which can serve as a testament to good
Thomas H.D. Mahoney, Ph.D., D.P.A., F.R.Hist.S.
130 Mt. Auburn Street
Suite 410
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 864-0616
will and commitment to social justice.
In closing, as an experienced and effective writer and public speaker, I
can relate to the senior citizens of this country, especially since I am one
myself. If you think my proposal has merit, I would appreciate your bringing
it to fruition. Should you wish to discuss the matter personally, I can be
in Washington on short notice.
With apologies for the length of this letter and the hope that all continues
well with you, I remain
Cordially yours,
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April 26, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D.C.
REFERENCE: Intolerable banking situation in New Hampshire
Dear John:
I thought that you might be interested in last week Thursday
night's auction page in the Union Leader, which has grown from
about two pages of antique auctions and 1/2 page of foreclosures
a year or so ago, to today's condition in excess of six pages
of foreclosures each week.
Contrary to what some people may think in Washington, D.C.,
that there is not a recession up here, there is an outright
depression. In addition to construction and housing builders
not being able to get mortgages, it is now at a point where
lines of credit for retail and service businesses are being
shut off.
Correspondingly to astronomical increases in the numbers of
foreclosures, the bankruptcies have accelerated at an unheard
of rate in late 1989 and early 1990. Both in commercial and
real estate areas, potential buyers and tenants have joined in
the negative feeding frenzy by saying, "I'm waiting until there
is more blood in the streets."
Hopefully, your office and the bank regulators will take some
positive steps prior to the construction, real estate, and
banking industries all going down the drain up here.
On a more positive note, my neighbor, Roland Sallada, sends
his best regards, as do Dot and I. We all enjoy viewing your
jovial facade, on national television on a regular basis.
Very truly yours,
Jay L. Marden
100 Gregg Mill Farm
New Boston, NH
JLM/c:
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Office of the Prime Minister
Jamaica House
Ringston
April 27, 1990
Mr. John Sununu
Chief of Staff
Executive Office of the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
During my official visit to the United States next week, I
plan to raise several matters which I consider to be of critical
importance to the CARICOM Region. One of those matters will be
the impact of external debt and the role of multilateral
institutions.
Enclosed, you will find brief remarks which I recently made
on the subject. I hope you will find them useful. I look
forward to discussing this and other issues with you in
Washington.
Sincerely,
Enclosure
ID/A 136704
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DAVID O'B MARTIN
COMMITTEE ON
26TH DISTRICT, NEW York
ARMED SERVICES
Congress of the United States
house of Representatives
Mashington, DC 20515
April 26, 1990
Honorable John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Chief:
Many thanks for your time this afternoon to talk concerning the
President's assistance in a fund-raiser dedicated to the New York State
Senate Republican Campaign Committee. I appreciate your interest and
understanding that this is a very high priority. If the Democrats were
to control the Governor's office, the Assembly and the Senate, there is
a distinct possibility that reapportionment could bring a switch of at
least six Republican seats. AMERICA DOES NOT NEED 12 MORE
DEMOCRAT VOTES IN THE HOUSE.
We are hoping to have a fund-raising event with the President as our
honored guest here in Washington. Guy Vander Jagt has agreed to organize
the event, and I am sure you will be hearing from him regarding this matter.
There will be fund-raisers in New York, to be sure, but I feel we are in a
good position to be very successful with an event here in Washington. It is
noteworthy that Governor Cuomo participated in such an event for the opposition
here in Washington, and they were very successful. It is truly unbelievable
the amount of money the Democrats are prepared to spend in New York.
Please do all you can to find a date on the President's schedule so
that we can press on with this most important priority.
With warmest personal regards, I am
Daor yours,
David O'B. Martin
Member of Congress
DM/dmb
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Cogeneration & Independent Power
Coalition of America, Inc.
2 Lafayette Centre
1133 21st Street, N.W.
Suite 420
Washington, D.C. 20036
Phone (202) 785-8776
Christine L. Nolin
Executive Director
April 26, 1990
Hon. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
On behalf of the Cogeneration and Independent Power Coalition of America
(CIPCA), I strongly recommend Terry A. Ferrar for the position of Commissioner of the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC). Mr. Ferrar is a former member of the
Board of Directors of CIPCA. While he served in that capacity, we found him to be
extremely intelligent, well informed, and effective.
Mr. Ferrar has served in various capacities in the electric industry for eighteen
years, and thus would bring a broad base of industry experience to FERC. He has a
balanced approach to industry concerns and is known for his reasoned thinking on the
multi-dimensional issues that are confronting the electric industry at this time.
Mr. Ferrar has met with Messieurs Robert Grady, Richard Schmalensee and John
Schmitz, who were favorably impressed, as I believe you will be. I would hope that you
could arrange a brief personal visit with Mr. Ferrar as soon as possible.
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Christine Chink Pholi L. Nolin
Executive Director
CC:
Robert Grady
Richard Schmalensee
John Schmitz
Chase Untermeyer
ID# 135859
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NAME OF CORRESPONDENT: MS. TRUDI MICHELLE MORRISON
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UNITED NATIONS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
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20 April 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I wanted to personally inform you of my interest in a
Assembly. Presidential appointment to the United Nations General
As you may recall, we first met in New Hampshire when
I directed the 50 States Project for President Reagan
in 1983. We took a picture together, which you later
graciously signed, at the June, 1989 Plenary Session
of the Administrative Conference of the United States
where I am a member of Council.
Enclosed is a letter from the Vice President which you
may find of interest.
again. I relish the opportunity to serve our great nation once
Thank you for all of your past kindnesses and for your
consideration in this important matter.
Trudi Singerely, nichelle houseson
TRUDI MICHELLE MORRISON
200 RIVERFRONT PARK
SUITE 24EH
DETROIT, MICHIGAN 48226
(313) 567-4309
ID# 136182
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Chamber
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log-in
April 18, 1990
Mr. John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. Sununu:
The American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt is a private, non-profit
group comprised of over 400 business leaders from key U.S./Egyptian
companies representing a broad cross-section of the Egyptian economy.
During its seven-year existence, AmCham Egypt has developed and maintained
excellent relations with the business community and the government.
The Board of Governors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt
will be heading a delegation consisting of American and Egyptian private
sector businessmen to Washington, DC, the week commencing April 30, 1990.
This marks the sixth successive year that representatives of the Chamber
have travelled to Washington, DC to meet with high-level US government
officials and business leaders.
Our primary objective is to reinforce and enhance US/Egypt economic
and business relations. To this end, we plan to meet and discuss the
vital role played by the private sector in Egypt and to underline the
seriousness of Egypt's commitment to greater economic prosperity while
emphasizing the importance of US support for such policies. Also, during
the course of our visit, we hope to emphasize the progress and
achievements made so far in Egypt's quest to promote peace and stability
throughout the region.
We would be very grateful if you would consider arranging time in
your busy schedule to meet briefly with members of the delegation during
our visit. Mr. Phil Hinson's office at the US Chamber of Commerce,
telephone 463-5487, will be contacting your office to ascertain whether an
appointment can be arranged.
Thanking you in advance for your cooperation and on behalf of the
delegation, we look forward to meeting with you in Washington, DC.
Respectfully,
DiMarrs
Shaft fab-
John F. Marrs
M. Shafik Gabr
President
Executive Vice President
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EDISON ELECTRIC
INSTITUTE
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1111 19th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20036-3691
Tel: (202) 778-6444
April 23, 1990
The Honorable John H. Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Governor Sununu:
I am writing at the suggestion of Agriculture Under Secretary
Roland Vautour to bring to your attention a prospective nominee for
the President's Council on Rural America, who would represent the
investor-owned electric utility industry and who, I believe, would
contribute an important private sector perspective to the Council's
deliberations.
In this regard, I would recommend for membership on the
Council Mrs. Cathy B. Novinger, Senior Vice President for
Administration, Economic Development and Government Affairs, of
SCANA Corporation. SCANA is the holding company for South Carolina
Electric and Gas Company. Mrs. Novinger chairs EEI's Rural
Development Task Force.
In her position at SCANA, Mrs. Novinger manages substantial
rural economic development efforts in South Carolina. Last year,
the company participated in 15 local government projects, many of
which were directed at rural areas. In addition, Mrs. Novinger
focused SCANA's Summer Foundation on South Carolina's rural
development needs. She is also a Board member of the U.S. Business
and Industry Council, and chairs South Carolina's Rural
Revitalization Foundation.
The enclosed resume indicates the full extent of Mrs.
Novinger's substantial rural and economic development experience.
For your information, her candidacy has previously been endorsed
by Governor Campbell, RNC Chairman Lee Atwater and several members
of the Senate and House Agriculture Committees.
I strongly believe that Mrs. Novinger would be an outstanding
member of the President's Council on Rural America. She has
distinguished herself in public and private service, and would
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bring to the Council the significant resources and insights of the
investor-owned electric utility industry.
I appreciate the opportunity to bring this outstanding nominee
to your attention. If I can provide you with any additional
information, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Sincerely yours,
William McCollam, Jr.
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