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March 14, 1990
MEMORANDUM FOR JOHN H. SUNUNU
CHASE UNTERMEYER
THROUGH:
FREDERICK D. McCLURE
7m
FROM:
Brian Waidmann, Special Assistant
BW
for Legislative Affairs
SUBJECT:
Weekly confirmations report
This is the weekly report summarizing the status of nominations
waiting Senate confirmation.
Last week the Senate confirmed 32 nominations. Those confirmed
included Clarence Thomas (Appellate Court Judge), John Dunne
(Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights) and all remaining
political appointments at the Department of Defense. The Senate
this week also confirmed nine nominations pending before the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
There are currently 95 nominations pending in the Senate. Of
these, 14 have been pending longer than two months. Of these, 11
comprise our "priority action list" and this week and next we are
taking steps to expedite their confirmations.
In addition, 14 nominations are in legislative clearance.
This report is part of a system Fred McClure and Boyd
Hollingsworth wanted implemented to speed Senate confirmations.
That process, once fully implemented will include: advising
prospective nominees of the Senate confirmation process and what
steps they must take to expedite confirmation; making agency
Congressional affairs directors accountable for achieving swift
confirmation of their agencies nominations, beginning with the
first day after a person has been nominated; surrounding
controversial nominees with a coordinated team of experienced
confirmation experts to handle problems before they arise;
providing greater internal White House reporting (of which this
report is part); developing recommended policies the White House
should consider in handling nominations, particularly with
respect to amount and type of information submitted to Congress.
Attachment A lists lasts week's Senate confirmations.
Attachment B lists nominees on our priority action list.
Attachment C lists status of all nominees pending in the Senate.
ATTACHMENT A
Nominations confirmed the week of March 5, 1990:
LaVerne Ausman
Administrator, Farmers Home
Administration
Rhesa Barksdale
US Circuit Judge for the Fifth
Circuit
Ronald Buckwalter
US District Judge for Eastern
District of Pennsylvania
Gary Byrne
Administrator of the Rural
Electrification Administration
Gerald Cann
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Hilary Cleveland
Commissioner, on the part of the US on
the International Joint Commission,
US and Canada
Douglas Comer
Deputy Commissioner of Patents and
Trademarks
John Dunne
Assistant Attorney General
Robert Farrand
Ambassador to Papua New Guinea
Ambassador to Solomon Islands and
Republic of Vanuatu
David Fields
Director of the Office of Foreign
Missions, with the rank of Ambassador
Bradley Gordon
Assistant Director of the United States
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Barry Harris
Deputy Administrator of the
Federal Aviation Administration
Charles Herzfeld
Director of Defense Research
and Engineering
Arthur Hill
President, Government National
Mortgage Association
Robert Hodges
Judge, US Claims Court
Robert Houk
Public Printer
-2-
Susan Koch
Assistant Director of the United States
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Donald Lee
US District Judge for the Western
District of Pennsylvania
Philip Lochner
Member, Securities and Exchange
Commission
Harry Manbeck
Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
Carol Marshall
Superintendent of the Mint
San Francisco
Larry Mellinger
US Executive Director of the Inter-
American Development Bank
Michael Moodie
Assistant Director of the United States
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Peter Nunez
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Steven Rhodes
Ambassador to Zimbabwe
Gerald Rosen
US District Judge of for the Eastern
District of Michigan
Ronald Roskens
Administrator of the Agency for
International Development
Jacqueline Schafer
Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Frank Sollars
Member, of the Board of Directors
of the National Consumer Cooperative
Bank
Clarence Thomas
US Circuit Judge District
District of Columbia Circuit
Jacques Wiener
US Circuit Judge for the Fifth
Circuit
Donald Yockey
Deputy Under Secretary of Defense
For Acquisition
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Document No.
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01b. Memo
From Brian Waidmann to John Sununu
3/14/90
(b)(6)
Re: Weekly Confirmations Report, Attachment B (3 pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Chief of Staff, White House Office of
Series:
Sununu, John, Files
Subseries:
Issues Files
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File Location:
Personnel (1 of 2) (1990) [8]: Congressional Confirmation [2]
Date Closed:
12/11/2004
OA/ID Number:
29165-004
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1998-0004-F[1]
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Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
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(b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
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financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
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personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
P.RM. Removed as a personal record misfile
Attachment C
Nominations Pending before Senate
March 12, 1990
Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, Forestry
Sep 8, 1989
Margot E. Machol, Commissioner
Commodity Futures Trading Comm.
Oct 3, 1989
Leon Snead, Inspector General
Department of Agriculture
March 5, 1990
John Foltz, Administrator
Federal Grain Inspection Service
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Wendy Lee Gramm, Chairman
Commodity Futures Trading Comm.
Committee on Armed Services
July 24, 1989
Victor Stello, Asst. Secretary
(Defense Programs) Department of Energy
Feb 28, 1990
George Harding, IV, Regent
Uniformed Services University
Feb 28, 1990
Clarence S. Avery, Regent
Uniformed Services University
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/28
Hugh O'Neill, Judge
US Court of Military Appeals
Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs
Aug 4, 1989
Michael Galvin, Asst. Secretary
Department of Commerce
Jan 23, 1990
David Mullins, Jr., Governor
(hearing March 23)
Federal Reserve System
Jan 23, 1990
Edward Kelley, Jr., Governor
(hearing March 23)
Federal Reserve System
Feb 20, 1990
John Adair, Inspector General
reported out 3/7
Resolution Trust Corporation
Feb 20, 1990
Robert Swan, Member
National Credit Union Board
- 2 -
Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Nov 20, 1989
James B. Edwards, Member
Communications Satellite Corporation
Jan 23, 1990
William D. Phillips, Assoc. Director
(hearing 2/28)
Office of Science, Technology Policy
Jan 23, 1990
Eugene Wong, Associate Director
(hearing 2/28)
Office of Science, Technology Policy
Jan 23, 1990
Donald Quartel, Commissioner
(hearing 3/5)
Federal Maritime Commission
Jan 23, 1990
Tommy Thompson, Member
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
March 7, 1990
Lloyd Kaiser, Member
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
March 7, 1990
Henry Cauthen, Member
Corporation for Pubic Broadcasting
Nominations in Legislative Clearance
Submitted 2/20
Wayne Berman, Assistant Secretary
Department of Commerce
Committee on Environment and Public Works
Jan 23, 1990
Joyce Hampers, Assistant Secretary
Department of Commerce
Feb 20, 1990
General Arthur E. Williams, President
Mississippi River Commission
Committee on Energy and Natural Resources
Jan 24, 1990
John Wesley Bartlett, Director
(pending in Senate)
Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste
Management
Committee on Finance
No Nominations Pending
Nomination (s) Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/27
James Halpren, Judge
US Tax Court
- 3 -
Committee on Foreign Relations
Oct 30, 1989
Albert W. Angulo
United States Alternate Executive
Director, Inter-American Dev. Bank
Nov 8, 1989
Robert Joseph, Ambassador
(hearing 3/8)
US/USSR Standing Consultative Commission
Department of State
Nov 13, 1989
H. Douglas Barclay, Member
Overseas Private Investment Corp.
Nov 17, 1989
John J. Maresca, Ambassador
(hearing 3/8)
Head of the US Delegation
to the Conf. on Confidence and Security
Building Measures, State Department
Nov 20, 1989
Henrietta Holsman, Assis. Administrator
US International Development Cooperation
Jan 23, 1990
Everett Ellis Briggs, Ambassador
(hearing 3/8)
Portugal
Feb 28, 1990
J. Carter Beese, Member
Overseas Private Investment Corp.
Feb. 28, 1990
Donald Ensenat, Member
Overseas Private Investment Corp.
Jan 23, 1990
Paul Lambert, Ambassador
Ecuador
Jan 23, 1990
Edward Morgan Rowell, Ambassador
(hearing 3/8)
Luxembourg
Jan 25, 1990
C. Anson Franklin, Asst. Administrator
Agency for International Development
Feb 6, 1990
Richard E. Bissell, Asst. Administrator
Agency for International Development
Feb 20, 1990
Herman J. Cohen, Member
African Development Foundation
Feb 20, 1990
Norton Stevens, Board Member
Inter-American Foundation
Feb 20, 1990
Frank D. Yturria, Chairman
Inter-American Foundation
- 4 -
Committee on Foreign Relations (continued)
Feb 20, 1990
Jonathan Moore, Ambassador
UN Economic and Social Council
Feb 20, 1990
Shirin Tahir-Kheli, Alt. Rep.
UN Special Political Affairs
Feb 21, 1990
Nelson Ledsky, Ambassador
Special Cyprus Coordinator
Feb 21, 1990
E. Curtis Bohlen, Asst. Secretary
Oceans and International
Environmental and Scientific Affairs
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/28
Dane Farnsworth Smith, Ambassador
Republic of Guinea
Submitted 2/28
John Bushnell, Ambassador
Costa Rica
Submitted 2/14
Richard Smith
Special Negotiator for Acid Rain
Department of State, Rank of Amb.
Submitted 2/26
James Bishop, Ambassador
Somali Democratic Party
Committee on Governmental Affairs
Oct 6, 1989
Barbara Everitt Bryant
(RECESS APPOINTMENT)
Director of the Census
Oct 11, 1989
Richard G. Austin, Administrator
General Services Administration
Jan 23, 1990
Annice M. Wagner, Associate Judge
D'.C. Court of Appeals
Jan 23, 1990
Jessica Parks, Member
Merit Systems Protection Board
Feb 21, 1990
LaGree Daniels, Member
Postal Board of Governors
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/28
Patrick McFarland, Inspt. General
Office of Personnel Management
- 5 -
Committee on Labor and Human Resources
Jan 23, 1990
Don Wiseman, Member
OSHA Review Commission
Jan 23, 1990
Mary Matthews Raether, Member
National Council on Disability
Jan 23, 1990
Sandra Swift Parrino, Member
National Council on Disability
Jan 23, 1990
Alvis Waldrep, Member
National Council on Disability
Jan 23, 1990
Anthony Flack, Member
National Council on Disability
Jan 23, 1990 (RECESS APPT.)
Dennis DeVaney, Member
(pending before Senate)
National Labor Relations Board
Jan 23, 1990 (RECESS APPT.)
Clifford Oviatt, Member
(pending before Senate)
National Labor Relations Board
Jan 23, 1990
Velma Montoya, Member
OSHA Review Commission
Feb 5, 1990
Glen L. Bower, Chairman
Railroad Retirement Board
Feb 5, 1990
Charles J. Chamberlain, Member
Railroad Retirement Board
March 6, 1990
Lynn Cheney, Chairman
National Endowment (Humanities)
March 5, 1990
Peter Raven, Member
National Science Foundation/Board
March 5, 1990
Benjamin Shing-Ping Shen, Member
National ScienceFoundation/Board
March 7, 1990
Jo Anne Barnhart, Asst. Secretary
Family Support, HHS Department
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/26
William Anderson, Administrator,
Wage and Hour, Department of Labor
Submitted 2/26
Michael Williams, Asst. Secretary
Civil Rights, Education Department
Submitted 2/26
Joyce Tucker, Member EEOC Commission
- 6 -
Committee on the Judiciary
Oct 13, 1989
Robert Sweet, Administrator
(hearing held 3/1)
Juvenile Justice Office/DOJ
Jan 23, 1990
Julie Carnes, Member
US Sentencing Commission
Jan 24, 1990
Raymond Clevenger, Federal Circuit Judge
Jan 24, 1990
Alan Lourie, Federal Circuit Judge
Jan 24, 1990
Daniel J. Sparr, District Judge
Colorado
Jan 24, 1990
Norman Stahl, District Judge
New Hampshire
Jan 24, 1990
Lawrence McKenna, District Judge
Southern New York
Jan 24, 1990
John Martin, District Judge
Southern New York
Jan 24, 1990
John Rainey, District Judge
South Texas
Jan 24, 1990
James Singleton, District Judge
North Alaska
Jan 24, 1990
David Souter, First Circuit
Jan 24, 1990
James McClure, District Judge
Mid-District Pennsylvania
Jan 24, 1990
Joseph Hood, District Judge
Kentucky
Jan 24, 1990
William Nickerson, District Judge
Maryland
Jan 29, 1990
Richard Hankinson, Inspector General
Department of Justice
Feb 20, 1990
Terrence B. Adamson, Board Member
State Justice Institute
Feb 20, 1990
Carl Bianchi, Board Member
State Justice Institute
Feb 20, 1990
James Duke Cameron, Board Member
State Justice Institute
- 7 -
Committee on the Judiciary (continued)
Feb 20, 1990
Vivi L. Dilweg, Board Member
State Justice Institute
Feb 20, 1990
Janice L. Gradwohl, Board Member
State Justice Institute
Feb 20, 1990
Malcolm Lucas, Board Member
State Justice Institute
Feb 20, 1990
Sam Alito, Circuit Judge
Third District, New Jersey
Feb 20, 1990
Stephen McNamee, District Judge
Arizona
Feb 20, 1990
Graham Mullen, District Judge
Western North Carolina
Feb 20, 1990
Robert Cleland, District Judge
Eastern Michigan
Feb 20, 1990
Robert Jones, District Judge
Oregon
Feb 28, 1990
Dexter W. Lehtinen, US Attorney
Soutern Florida
Feb 28, 1990
Leo Giacometto, US Marshal
District of Montana
March 6, 1990
Samuel Wilson, District Judge
W. District of Virginia
March 6, 1990
D. Brock Hornby, District Judge
Maine
March 8, 1990
Adriane J. Dudley, District Judge
Virgin Islands
March 8, 1990
Arthur Van Court, US Marshal
Eastern District of California
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
Submitted 2/26
Jimmy Gurule, Asst. Atty. General
Justice Department
Submitted 2/26
James Edward Denny, Asst. Commisioner
(Patents) Department of Commerce
- 8 -
Committee on Rules and Administration
No Nominations Pending
Committee on Veteran Affairs
Sep 29, 1989
Hart T. Mankin, Associate Judge
US Court of Veterans Appeals
Jan 23, 1990
Ronald Holdaway, Associate Judge
US Court of Veteran Appeals
Jan 25, 1990
D" Wayne Gray, Chief Benefits Director
Department of Veteran Affairs
Jan 31, 1990
Donald Ivers, Associate Judge
US Court of Veteran Appeals
Nomination (s) in Legislative Clearance:
September 89
Jonathan Steinberg, Associate Judge
US Court of Appeals
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
11/27/89
1989 NOV 27 PM 7:21
TIM: Governor:
Attached is the formal "return"
list from the Senate on those
nominations failing confirmation.
Those highlighted in yellow are
the Bush nominations -- all others
are Reagan nominations made on
1/3/89.
Also attached is final list of
those still pending before the
Senate.
SK
Sara
Senate of the United States
NOMINATIONS FAILING OF CONFIRMATION UNDER THE SENATE RULES
AT THE TIME OF THE SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE ON
NOVEMBER 22, 1989
I, Walter J. Stewart, Secretary of the Senate of the
United States, do hereby certify that the following nomi-
nations transmitted by the President of the United States
to the Senate during the first session of the 101st Cong-
ress, and upon which no action was had at the time of the
sine die adjournment of the Senate on November 22, 1989,
did fail of confirmation under the provisions of Rule XXXI,
paragraph 6, of the Standing Rules of the Senate:
Ronald G. Hein, of the District of Columbia, to be
United States Marshal for the Superior Court of the Dis-
trict of Columbia for the term of four years.
F. Clifton White, of Connecticut, to be a Member of
the Advisory Board for Radio Broadcasting to Cuba for a
term of two years.
James E. Cason, of Virginia, to be an Assistant Sec-
retary of Agriculture.
George Tryon Harding, IV, of Ohio, to be a Member of
the Board of Regents of the Uniformed Services University of
the Health Sciences for the remainder of the term expiring
May 1, 1989.
Chandler L. van Orman, of Maryland, to be Administrator
of the Economic Regulatory Administration.
Jill Houghton Emery, of New York, to be Director of the
Women's Bureau, Department of Labor.
Jerry Alexander Moore, Jr., of the District of Columbia,
to be Ambassador to the Kingdom of Lesotho.
Joy A. Silverman, of New York, to be Ambassador to Barbados,
the Commonwealth of Dominica, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines.
Arch Madsen, of Utah, to be a Member of the Board for
International Broadcasting for the remainder of the term ex-
piring May 20, 1989.
John C. Duncan, of New York, to be a Member of the Board
of Directors of the Inter-American Foundation for a term ex-
piring October 6, 1992.
James D. Watkins, of California, to be the Representative
of the United States of America to the 33d Session of the General
Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
The following-named persons to be Alternate Representatives of
the United States of America to the 33d Session of the General
Conference of the International Atomic Energy Agency:
Richard T. Kennedy, of the District of Columbia
Michael H. Newlin, of Maryland
Delba Winthrop, of Massachusetts, to be a Member of the Board
of Trustees of the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
for a term of four years.
The following-named persons to be Members of the Board of
Trustees of the James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation for
terms of six years:
Returned because IAEA conference
is now over.
ge
Lance Banning, of Kentucky
Joan R. Challinor, of the District of Columbia
J. Blakeley Hall, of Texas, to be a Member of the Board of
Directors of the Legal Services Corporation for a term expiring
July 13, 1989.
William G. Goetz, of North Dakota, to be a Member of the Nat-
ional Advisory Council on Educational Research and Improvement for
a term expiring September 30, 1990.
The following-named persons to be Members of the National Ad-
visory Council on Educational Research and Improvement for terms
expiring September 30, 1991:
Donald M. Clark, of New York
Carl M. Kuttler, Jr., of Florida
Elinor H. Swaim, of North Carolina, to be a Member of the Nat-
ional Commission on Libraries and Information Science for the re-
mainder of the term expiring July 19, 1989.
The following-named persons to be Members of the National Com-
mission on Libraries and Information Science for terms expiring
July 19, 1993:
Wanda L. Forbes, of South Carolina
Margaret Phelan, of Kansas
Charles E. Reid, of New Jersey
The following-named persons to be Members of the National
Council on Disability for the remainder of terms expiring September
17, 1989:
John A. Gannon, of Ohio
George H. Oberle, Jr., of Oklahoma
Margaret Chase Hager, of Virginia, to be a Member of the Nat-
ional Council on Disability for a term expiring September 17, 1990.
Earl Roger Mandle, of Ohio, to be a Member of the National
Council on the Arts for a term expiring September 3, 1994.
The following-named persons to be Members of the National
Council on the Humanities for terms expiring January 26, 1994:
Gary L. McDowell, of Louisiana
Jeanne J. Smoot, of North Carolina
Donald F. Rodgers, of Maryland, to be a Member of the National
Labor Relations Board for the remainder of the term expiring Dec-
ember 16, 1992.
The following-named persons to be Members of the National
Science Board, National Science Foundation, for terms expiring May
10, 1994:
Arden L. Bement, Jr., of Ohio
D. Allan Bromley, of Connecticut
The following-named persons to be Members of the Peace Corps
National 1989: Advisory Council for terms of one year expiring October 6,
Peter L. Boynton, of Virginia
Robert W. Hazlett, of the District of Columbia
Creighton E. Mershon, Sr., of Kentucky
John J. Petillo, of New Jersey
Alice Roxana Thompson, of Virginia
Colleen Toy White, of California
The following-named persons to be Members of the Peace Corps
National Advisory Council for terms of two years expiring October
6, 1990:
John Bigelow, of Idaho
Marc L. Holtzman, of Pennsylvania
Maureen O'Hara, of Florida
Josephine K. Olsen, of Maryland
Gary Dale Robinson, of Washington
Sue Wagner, of Nevada
Thomas J. Simon, of Virginia, to be a Member of the Railroad
Retirement Board for the term of five years from August 29, 1987.
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
(George Bush Library)
Document No.
Subject/Title of Document
Date
Restriction
Class.
and Type
02. Report
From Walter J. Stewart
11/22/89
(b)(6)
SSNs redacted (1 pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Chief of Staff, White House Office of
Series:
Sununu, John, Files
Subseries:
Issues Files
WHORM Cat.:
File Location:
Personnel (1 of 2) (1990) [8]: Congressional Confirmation [2]
Date Closed:
12/11/2004
OA/ID Number:
29165-004
FOIA/SYS Case #:
1998-0004-F[1]
Appeal Case #:
Re-review Case #:
2005-0426-S
Appeal Disposition:
P-2/P-5 Review Case #:
Disposition Date:
AR Case #:
MR Case #:
AR Disposition:
MR Disposition:
AR Disposition Date:
MR Disposition Date:
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
(b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile.
Clarence J. Brown, of Ohio, to be a Member of the Board of
Directors of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation for a term
expiring December 17, 1990.
Timothy C. Brown, of Nevada, for promotion into the Senior
Foreign Service to the class of Career Member of the Senior Foreign
Service of the United States of America, Class of Counselor.
Col. John R. Bozeman
Army Judge Advocate
General's Corps, U.S. Army, for appointment in the Regular Army of
the United States to the grade of permanent Brigadier General,
under the provisions of Title 10, United States Code, Sections
611 (a) and 624(c).
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I hereunto subscribe my name and
affix the Seal of the Senate of the United States of America
at the City of Washington, this 27th day of November, 1989
A. D.
Walter J. Stewart
TOTALS
Walter J. Stewart,
Secretary of the Senate of the
United States
THE WHITE HOUSE
NOV 2 7 1989
RECEIVED
11/27/89
NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE
4:00 p.m.
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Albert W. Angulo
U.S. Alternate Executive Director of the
10/30/89
Inter-American Development Bank
La Verne G. Ausman
Administrator of the Farmers Home Administration
11/14/89
Richard G. Austin
Administrator of General Services
10/11/89
Walter J. Bamberg
U.S. Marshal for the Middle District of Alabama
11/13/89
H. Douglas Barclay
Member of the Board of Directors for the
11/13/89
Overseas Private Investment Corporation for
the term expiring December 17, 1991
Rhesa H. Barksdale
United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth
11/17/89
Circuit
Debra Russell Bowland
Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division,
6/8/89
Department of Labor
Barbara Everitt Bryant
Director of the Census
10/6/89
Ronald L. Buckwalter
United States District Judge for the Eastern
11/17/89
District of Pennsyvlania
Allan V. Burman
Administrator for Federal Procurement Policy
10/25/89
Hilary P. Cleveland
Member on the part of the U.S. on the
11/1/89
International Joint Commission, U.S. & Canada
Douglas B. Comer
Deputy Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
11/8/89
Stephen Kay Conver
Assistant Secretary of the Army (Research,
11/21/89
Development & Acquisition)
Susan M. Coughlin
Member of the National Transportation Safety
6/21/89
Board for the term expiring 12/31/93
Donale E. Crowl
U.S. Marshal for the Northern District of
11/13/89
Oklahoma
Bernard DeLury
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Director
9/27/89
Dennis M. Devaney
Member of the National Labor Relations Board for
9/29/89
the term of five years expiring 12/16/94
Ronald Frank Ederer
U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas
11/15/89
James B. Edwards
Member of the Board of Directors of the
11/17/89
Communications Satellite Corporation
Robert William Farrand
Ambassador to Papua New Guinea
11/17/89
Ambassador to Solomon Islands
Ambassador to the Republic of Vanuatu (3 POSITIONS)
David Fields
Director of Foreign Missions
11/21/89
Edwin G. Foulke, Jr.
Member of the Occupational Safety and Health
9/26/89
Review Commission for the term expiring
April 27, 1995
Tony E. Gallegos
Member of the Equal Employment Opportunity
11/21/89
Commission for the term expiring 7/1/94
Michael Paul Galvin
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
8/4/89
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Martin H. Gerry
Assistant Secretary of Health and Human Services 11/13/89
(Planning and Evaluation)
Robert F. Gilbert
United States Marshal for the District of New
11/17/89
Hampshire
George W. Haley
Commissioner of the Post Rate Commission
9/12/89
(CHAIRMAN)
Barry Lambert Harris
Deputy Administrator of the Federal Aviation
11/8/89
Administration
William D. Hathaway
Federal Maritime Commissioner for the term
11/20/89
expiring 6/30/93
William James Haynes, II General Counsel of the Department of the Army
11/21/89
Charles E. Healey
U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of Michigan 11/13/89
Arthur J. Hill
President, Government National Morgage Assn.
11/21/89
Robert Wm. Houk
Public Printer
11/8/89
Henrietta H. Holsman
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
11/20/89
International Development (Private Enterprise)
Eric M. Javits
Ambassador to Venezuela
7/11/89
Kyo Ryoon Jhin
Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Small Business
6/23/89
Administration
Robert Gregory Joseph
Rank of Ambassador during his tenure of service
11/8/89
as U.S. Commissioner on the U.S.-USSR Standing
Consultative Commission
Donald J. Lee
U.S. District Judge for the Western District
11/9/89
of Pennsylvania
Hilda Gay Legg
Alternate Federal Cochairman of the Applachian
10/4/89
Regional Commission
William Lucas
Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights)
5/1/89
John W. Lyons
Director of the National Institute of Standards
11/17/89
and Technology
John T. MacDonald
Assistant Secrtary for Elementary and Secondary
11/15/89
Education, Department of Education
Margot E. Machol
Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading
9/8/89
Commission for the term expiring 4/13/94
Harry F. Manbeck, Jr.
Commissioner of Patents and Trademarks
10/12/89
Hart T. Mankin
Associate Judge of the United States Court of
9/29/89
Veterans Appeals for the term of fifteen years
John J. Maresca
For the rank of Ambassador during his tenure
11/17/89
of service as Head of the United States
Delegation to the Conference on Confidence
and Security Building Measures (CSBM)
Carol Mayer Marshall
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
11/17/89
at San Francisco, California
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Name
Title
Date
Nominated
Craig L. Meacham
U.S. Marshal for the Central District of
California
11/13/89
Larry K. Mellinger
U.S. Executive Director of the Inter-American
10/30/89
Development Bank for a term of 3 years
Edwin L. Nelson
U.S. District Judge for the Northern
District of Alabama
9/13/89
Michael J. Norton
U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado
9/15/89
Peter K. Nunez
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Enforcement) 11/20/89
Clifford R. Oviatt, Jr.
Member of the National Labor Relations Board
7/20/89
for the remainder of the term expiring 8/27/93
Edward J. Philbin
Member of the Interstate Commerce Commission
11/9/89
for a term expiring 12/31/93 (CHAIRMAN)
Jacqueline L. Phillips
Federal Cochairman of the Appalachian
9/6/89
Regional Commission
J. Steven Rhodes
Ambassador to Zimbabwe
11/17/89
Gerald E. Rosen
U.S. District Judge for the Eastern District
11/9/89
of Pennsylvania
Scott Alan Sewell
U.S. Marshal for the District of Maryland
11/8/89
Abraham N.M. Shashy, Jr. Assistant General Counsel (Chief Counsel I.R.S.)
11/2/89
Leon Snead
Inspector General, Department of Agriculture
10/3/89
Frank B. Sollars
Member of the Board of Directors of the
9/6/89
National Consumer Cooperative Bank for a
term of three years
Ronald J. Sorini
Rank of Ambassador during his tenure as U.S.
8/2/89
Negotiator on Textile Matters
Victor Stello, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Defense Programs)
7/24/89
James Y. Stewart
U.S. Marshal for the Eastern District of Michigan 11/13/89
Robert W. Sweet, Jr.
Administrator of the Office of Juvenile Justice 10/13/89
and Delinquency Prevention
Clarence Thomas
U.S. Circuit Judge for the District of Columbia
10/30/89
Circuit
Jacque L. Wiener, Jr.
United States Circuit Judge for the Fifth
11/17/89
Circuit
Gail Robbin Wilensky
Administrator of the Health Care Financing
11/17/89
Administration
Donald G. Wiseman
Member of the Occupational Safety and Health
11/21/89
Review Commission for the remainder of the
term expiring 4/27/93
Susan Webber Wright
U.S. District Judge for the Eastern and Western
9/21/89
Districts of Arkansas
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
10/2/89
Date:
TO:
CHIEF OF STAFF
FROM:
JAMES W. CICCONI
Assistant to the President and
Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Information
Action
Let's Discuss
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 2, 1989
8:00 a.m.
1989 AM >: 39
NOMINATIONS: BUSH VS. REAGAN
First Week of October, 1981/1989
Reagan: 522 nominations (112 pending before Senate)
Bush:
455 nominations/retentions (176 pending before Senate)
10/2/89
NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE
1989
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
39
Alvin P. Adams, Jr.
Ambassador to the Republic of Haiti
9/18/89
Joan D. Aikens
Member of the Federal Election Commission for
8/4/89
for a term expiring April 30, 1995
William P. Albrecht
Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading
8/1/89
Commission for the term expiring 4/13/93
Duane Perry Andrews
Assistant Secretary of Defense (C⁻I) 3
9/8/89
Thomas E. Anfinson
Deputy Under Secretary for Management, Department 9/20/89
of Education
Tony Armendariz
Member of the Federal Labor Relations Authority
9/6/89
for the remainder of the term expiring 7/29/92
Donald Belton Ayer
Deputy Attorney General
9/13/89
David George Ball
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Pension &
4/18/89
Welfare Benefit)
Pearl Bailey
a Rep. of the U.S.A. to the 44th Session of the
9/26/89
General Assembly of the United Nations
James David Berg
Executive Vice President of the Overseas Private
8/4/89
Investment Corporation
Catherine Ann Bertini
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Food and
9/20/89
and Consumer Services)
Richard Wood Boehm
Ambassador to the Sultanate of Oman
6/6/89
Debra Russell Bowland
Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division,
6/8/89
Department of Labor
Richard C. Breeden
Member of the Securities and Exchange Commission
9/7/89
for the term expiring 6/5/93 (CHAIRMAN)
Jacqueline Knox Brown
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Congressional &
6/22/89
Intergovernmental Affairs)
Kenneth L. Brown
Ambassador to the Republic of Cote d'Ivoire
9/6/89
Reginald J. Brown
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
8/4/89
International Development
William Andreas Brown
Ambassador to Israel
5/31/89
Carroll A. Campbell, Jr. Member of the Board of Trustees of the James
9/6/89
Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation for
a term of four years
Raoul Lord Carroll
General Counsel, Department of Veterans Affairs
6/15/89
Edson G. Case
Member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety
8/4/89
Board
James E. Cason
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Special
5/2/89
Services)
James Richard Cheek
Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan
8/2/89
Allen B. Clark, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs (Veterans 7/17/89
Liaison and Program Coordination)
William Clark, Jr.
Ambassador to India
9/29/89
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Patrick J. Cleary
Member of the National Mediation Board for the
9/29/89
term expiring 7/1/91
Paul Matthews Cleveland
Ambassador to Malaysia
8/1/89
Brian W. Clymer
Urban Mass Transportation Administrator
6/16/89
Charles E. Cobb, Jr.
Ambassador to Iceland
9/6/89
Thomas E. Collins, III
Assistant Secretary of Labor for Veterans'
6/22/89
Employment and Training
John T. Conway
Member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety
8/4/89
Board (CHAIRMAN)
Susan M. Coughlin
Member of the National Transportation Safety
6/21/89
Board for the term expiring 12/31/93
Marion V. Creekmore, Jr. Ambassador to Sri Lanka
9/12/89
Ambassador to the Republic of Maldives (2 positions)
John W. Crawford, Jr.
Member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety
8/4/89
Board
Christopher T. Cross
Assistant Secretary for Educational Research
9/20/89
and Improvement, Department of Education
Margaret P. Currin
U.S. Attorney for Eastern District of North
6/16/89
Carolina
Jerry Ralph Curry
Administrator of the National Highway Traffic
9/6/89
Safety Administration
Conrad K. Cyr
United States Circuit Judge for the First
8/4/89
Circuit
Cindy Shinga Daub
Commissioner of the Copyright Royalty Tribunal
9/6/89
for a term of 7 years from 9/27/89
J. Michael Davis
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Conservation and
6/16/89
Renewable Energy)
Bernard DeLury
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Director
9/27/89
Dennis M. Devaney
Member of the National Labor Relations Board for
9/14/89
the remainder of the term expiring 12/16/89
Dennis M. Devaney
Member of the National Labor Relations Board for
9/29/89
the term of five years expiring 12/16/94
Robert Clifton Duncan
Director of Operational Test and Evaluation,
8/4/89
Department of Defense
Gordon K. Durnil
U.S. Commissioner on the International Joint
7/24/89
Commission, United States and Canada
John J. Easton, Jr.
Assistant Secretary-of Energy (International
6/22/89
Affairs and Energy Emergencies)
A. J. Eggenberger
Member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety
8/4/89
Board (VICE CHAIRMAN)
Lugi R. Einaudi
Permanent Representative of the U.S.A. to the
6/16/89
Organization of American States, with the
rank of Ambassador
E. Donald Elliott
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
9/27/89
Protection Agency (General Counsel)
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Edward Martin Emmett
Member of the Interstate Commerce Commission
6/8/89
for a term expiring 12/31/92
Edwin G. Foulke, Jr.
Member of the Occupational Safety and Health
9/26/89
Review Commission for the term expiring
April 27, 1995
Chas. W. Freeman, Jr.
Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
6/15/89
Claire E. Freeman
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
6/22/89
Development (Administration)
John E. Frohnmayer
Chairpeson of the National Endowment for the
9/6/89
Arts for a term of four years
Michael Paul Galvin
Assistant Secretary of Commerce
8/4/89
Marvin J. Garbis
United States District Judge for the District
8/4/89
of Maryland
Bruce Gardner
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Economics)
9/27/89
Robert W. Genzman
U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida
9/15/89
Stuart M. Gerson
Assistant Attorney General (Civil Division)
8/4/89
William P. Glade
Associate Director of the U.S. Information
9/14/89
Information Agency (Educational and
Cultural Affairs)
Alan Green, Jr.
Ambassador to the Socialist Republic of Romania
9/12/89
George W. Haley
Commissioner of the Post Rate Commission (CHAIRMAN)9/12/89
Mark Gregory Hambley
Ambassador to the State of Qatar
7/24/89
Stephen Read Hanmer, Jr. Deputy Director of the Arms Control and
8/3/89
and Disarmament Agency
Leonard L. Haynes, III
Assistant Secretary for Postsecondary Education
9/12/89
Ronald G. Hein
U.S. Marshal for the Superior Court of the
9/15/89
District of Columbia
Glen A. Holden
Ambassador to Jamaica
7/18/89
Henry Allen Holmes
Ambassador at Large for Burdensharing
9/12/89
Charles Warren Hostler
Ambassador to the State of Bahrain
7/24/89
Jeffrey R. Howard
U. S. Attorney for the District of New Hampshire
9/12/89
Jerry M. Hunter
General Counsel of National Labor Relations Board 5/12/89
for a term of four years
William L. Jacobsen, Jr. Ambassador to the Republic of Guinea-Bissau
8/4/89
Eric Javits
Ambassador to Venezuela
7/11/89
Joshua M. Javits
Member of the National Mediation Board for the
9/29/89
term expiring 7/1/92
Christopher Jehn
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Force Management
9/6/89
and Personnel)
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Kyo Ryoon Jhin
Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Small Business
6/23/89
Administration
Sidney L. Jones
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury (Economic
8/4/89
Policy)
Jane A. Kenny
Director of the ACTION Agency
7/11/89
Craig S. King
General Counsel of the Department of the Navy
9/6/89
Kathleen Day Koch
General Counsel of the Federal Labor Relations
7/11/89
Authority for a term of 5 years
Penne Percy Korth
Ambassador to Mauritius
8/4/89
Herbert Kouts
Member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety
8/4/89
Board
Warren A. Lavorel
For the rank of Ambassador during his tenure of
6/16/89
service as the United States Coordinator for
Multilateral Trade Negotiations
Eugene Kistler Lawson
First Vice President of the Export-Import Bank
6/22/89
of the United States for a term of four years
expiring 1/20/93
Warren G. Leback
Administrator of the Maritime Administration
8/4/89
Edward G. Lewis
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
9/18/89
(Information Resources Management)
George W. Lindberg
U.S. District Judge for the Northern District
9/21/89
of Illinois
James R. Locher, III
Assistant Secretary of Defense (Special
9/6/89
Operations and Low Intensity Conflict)
Antonio Lopez
Associate Director of the Federal Emergency
5/18/89
Mangement Agency
William Lucas
Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights)
5/1/89
S. Anthony McCann
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs (Finance
6/21/89
and Planning)
John Warren McGarry
Member of the Federal Election Commission for
8/4/89
a term expiring April 30, 1995
Michael D. McKay
U.S. Attorney for the Western District
9/12/89
of Washington
Jean McKee
Member of the Federal Labor Relations Authority
7/11/89
for a term of 5 years expiring 7/1/94 (CHAIRMAN)
Gene McNary
Commissioner of Immigration and Naturalization
8/4/89
Barbara E. Mc Turk
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
7/26/89
at Denver
Curtis Virgil McVee
Federal Cohciarman of the Alaska Land Use Council 9/12/89
Margot E. Machol
Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading
9/8/89
Commission for the term expiring 4/13/94
Hart T. Mankin
Associate Judge of the United States Court of
9/29/89
Veterans Appeals for the term of fifteen years
Stephen J. Markman
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan 7/31/89
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
John T. Martino
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
7/25/89
at Philadelphia
Richard H. Melton
Ambassador to the Federative Republic of Brazil
9/20/89
Zinora M. Mitchell
Associate Judge of the Superior Court of the
9/29/89
District of Columbia for the term of 15 years
Jerry Alexander Moore,
Ambassador to the Kingdom of Lesotho
7/11/89
Jr.
K. Michael Moore
Director of the U.S. Marshals Services
9/18/89
Stanley E. Morris
Deputy Director for Supply Reduction, Office
7/25/89
of National Drug Control Policy
Daphne Wood Murray
Director of the Institute of Museum Services
7/11/89
Edwin L. Nelson
U.S. District Judge for the Northern
9/13/89
District of Alabama
Della M. Newman
Ambassador to New Zealand and
5/17/89
Ambassador to Western Samoa (2 positions)
Michael J. Norton
U.S. Attorney for the District of Colorado
9/15/89
Sally J. Novetzke
Ambassador to the Republic of Malta
7/20/89
Terrence O'Donnell
General Counsel of the Department of Defense
8/1/89
David Courtland O'Neal
Assistant Secretary of the Interior (Land
9/8/89
and Minerals Management)
Clifford R. Oviatt, Jr.
Member of the National Labor Relations Board
7/20/89
for the remainder of the term expiring 8/27/93
Deborah K. Owen
Federal Trade Commissioner for the unexpired
6/6/89
term of seven years from 9/26/87
Bill R. Phillips
Deputy Director of the Office of Personnel
9/6/89
Management
Christopher H. Phillips
Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam
8/4/89
Jacqueline L. Phillips
Federal Cochairman of the Appalachian
9/6/89
Regional Commission
S. Jay Plager
United States Circuit Judge for the Federal
9/12/89
Circuit
Barbara Spyridon Pope
Assistant Secretary of the Navy (Manpower
9/6/89
and Reserve Affairs)
Robert R. Randlett
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
7/26/89
International Development (Legislative Affairs)
Ronald E. Ray
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
9/6/89
(Human Resources and Administration)
Forrest J. Remick
Member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for
8/4/89
the term of five years expiring 6/30/94
Donald F. Rodgers
Member of the National Labor Relations Board
7/20/89
for the remainder of the term expiring 12/16/92
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Herbert M. Rutherford
U.S. Marshal for the District of Columbia
9/15/89
Nicolas Miklos Salgo
for the rank of Ambassador in his capacity as
7/20/89
the Special Negotiator for Property Issues
John M. Sayre
Assistant Secretary of the Interior (Water
7/25/89
and Science)
Gerard F. Scannell
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Occupational
6/22/89
Safety and Health)
Richard Schmalensee
Member of the Council of Economic Advisers
7/20/89
Melvin F. Sembler
Ambassador to Australia and
5/5/89
Ambassador to Nauru (2 positions)
Joy A. Silverman
Ambassador to Barbados; to Dominica; to Saint
7/11/89
Lucia; and to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
(4 positions)
Rebecca Beach Smith
United States District Judge for the Eastern
8/4/89
District of Virginia
David J. Smith
Rank of Ambassador as Chief of Negotiations for
9/22/89
for Defense and Space
Frank B. Sollars
Member of the Board of Directors of the
9/6/89
National Consumer Cooperative Bank for a
term of three years
Ronald J. Sorini
Rank of Ambassador during his tenure as U.S.
8/2/89
Negotiator on Textile Matters
Harold B. Steele
Member of the Farm Credit Administration Board,
8/4/89
Farm Credit Administration for the remainder
of the term expiring 5/21/92 (CHAIRMAN)
Victor Stello, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Defense Programs)
7/24/89
Mary Sterling
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Labor Management
9/13/89
Standards)
James J. Strock
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
8/4/89
Protection Agency
Thomas F. Stroock
Ambassador to Guatemala
7/11/89
Pamela Talkin
Member, Federal Labor Relations Authority
7/31/89
for a term of 5 years expiring 7/1/90
Elizabeth M. Tamposi
Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs
8/4/89
William James Tattersall Assistant Secretary of Labor for Mine Safety
9/13/89
and Health
Evelyn Irene Hoopes
Ambassador to Fiji; to the Kingdom of Tonga;
7/11/89
Teegen
to Tuvalu; and to the Republic of Kiribati
(4 positions)
Edward T. Timperlake
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
6/15/89
(Congressional and Public Affairs)
Dennis B. Underwood
Commissioner of Reclamation
9/6/89
Michael Ussery
Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco
6/6/89
Catalina V. Villalpando
Treasurer of the United States
9/26/89
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
G. Thomas Van Bebber
U.S. District Judge for the District of Kansas
9/13/89
Adis Maria Vila
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Administration)9/14/89
Stephen A. Wakefield
General Counsel of the Department of Energy
6/16/89
John M. Walker, Jr.
U.S. Circuit Judge for the Second Circuit
9/21/89
Lannon Walker
Ambassador to Nigeria
7/18/89
Vaughn R. Walker
United States District Judge for the Northern
9/7/89
District of California
JoAnn Krukar Webb
Director of the National Cemetery System,
7/26/89
Department of Veterans Affairs
John Giffen Weinmann
Ambassador to Finland
9/6/89
LaJuana Sue Wilcher
Assistant Administrator of the Environmental
9/8/89
Protection Agency (Water Programs)
David C. Williams
Inspector General, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
7/24/89
Jennifer Joy Wilson
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and
9/8/89
and Atmosphere
Deborah Wince-Smith
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Technology
6/13/89
Policy
James D. Watkins
Representative of the U.S. of A. to the 33rd
9/20/89
Session of the General Conference of the
International Atomic Energy Agency
Melva G. Wray
Director of the Office of Minority Economic Impact 9/6/89
Susan Webber Wright
U.S. District Judge for the Eastern and Western
9/21/89
Districts of Arkansas
Johnny Young
Ambassador to Republic of Sierra Leone
7/17/89
William H. Young
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Nuclear Energy)
9/29/89
Joseph Zappala
Ambassador to Spain
5/2/89
Barbara Zartman
Deputy Director of the Peace Corps
9/13/89
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
(George Bush Library)
Document No.
Subject/Title of Document
Date
Restriction
Class.
and Type
04. List
Priority Categories of National Security, Independent
8/1/89
(b)(6)
Regulatory Commissions, Labor Boards, HUD, and EPA (2
pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Chief of Staff, White House Office of
Series:
Sununu, John, Files
Subseries:
Issues Files
WHORM Cat.:
File Location:
Personnel (1 of 2) (1990) [8]: Congressional Confirmation [2]
Date Closed:
12/11/2004
OA/ID Number:
29165-004
FOIA/SYS Case #:
1998-0004-F[1]
Appeal Case #:
Re-review Case #:
2005-0426-S
Appeal Disposition:
P-2/P-5 Review Case #:
Disposition Date:
AR Case #:
MR Case #:
AR Disposition:
MR Disposition:
AR Disposition Date:
MR Disposition Date:
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44:U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
(b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
agency [(b)(2), of the FOIA]
P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statuté [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile.
9
8/3/89
NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
William P. Albrecht
Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading
8/1/89
/
Commission for the term expiring 4/13/93
David George Ball
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Pension &
4/18/89
3
Welfare Benefit)
2
Andrew Camp Barrett
a Member of the Federal Communications
6/16/89
Commission for the term expiring 6/30/90
John A. Betti
Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition
7/18/89
Julia Chang Bloch
Ambassador to Nepal
6/23/89
2
Richard Wood Boehm
Ambassador to the Sultanate of Oman
6/6/89
2
Debra Russell Bowland
Administrator of the Wage and Hour Division,
6/8/89
2
Department of Labor
D. Allan Bromley
Director of the Office of Science & Technology
6/6/89
2
Policy
Jacqueline Knox Brown
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Congressional &
6/22/89
2
Intergovernmental Affairs)
William Andreas Brown
Ambassador to Israel
5/31/89
3
Wayne A. Budd
U.S. Attorney for the District of Massachusetts
7/24/89
/
Morris Dempson Busby
Rank of Ambassador during tenure as Coordinator
6/6/89
2
for Counter Terrorism
Frederick Morris Bush
Ambassador to Luxembourg
2
6/15/89
Gilbert E. Carmichael
Administrator of the Federal Railroad
7/11/89
Administration
Raoul Lord Carroll
General Counsel, Department of Veterans Affairs
6/15/89
2
James E. Cason
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (Special
5/2/89
3
Services)
James Richard Cheek
Ambassador to the Republic of Sudan
8/2/89
Allen B. Clark, Jr.
Assistant Secrtary of Veterans Affairs (Veterans
7/17/89
/
Liaison and Program Coordination)
Richard A. Clarke
Assistant Secretary of State (Politico-
6/22/89
2
Military Affairs)
Paul Matthews Cleveland
Ambassador to Malaysia
8/1/89
/
Brian W. Clymer
Urban Mass Transportation Administrator
6/16/89
2
Thomas E. Collins, III
Assistant Secretary of Labor for Veterans'
6/22/89
2
Employment and Training
Susan M. Coughlin
Member of the National Transportation Safety
6/21/89
2
Board for the term expiring 12/31/93
Margaret P. Currin
U.S. Attorney for Eastern District of North
6/16/89 2
Carolina
2
3
14
3
14
7
2
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
J. Michael Davis
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Conservation and
6/16/89 2
Renewable Energy)
Thomas C. Dawson II
U.S. Executive Director of the International
7/17/89
Monetary Fund for a term of 2 years
Gordon K. Durnil
U.S. Commissioner on the International Joint
7/24/89
Commission, United States and Canada
John J. Easton, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of Energy (International
6/22/89
Affairs and Energy Emergencies)
Michelle Easton
Deputy Under Secretary for Intergovernmental and
7/11/89
Interagency Affairs, Department of Education
Lugi R. Einaudi
Permanent Representative of the U.S.A. to the
6/16/89 2
Organization of American States, with the
rank of Ambassador
Edward Martin Emmett
Member of the Interstate Commerce Commission
6/8/89
2
for a term expiring 12/31/92
Raymond Charles Ewing
Ambassador to Ghana
7/11/89
Martin C. Faga
Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Space
7/11/89
Policy)
Linda J. Fisher
Assistant Administrator for Toxic Substances
7/17/89
/
of the Environmental Protection Agency
Anne Newman Foreman
Under Secretary of the Air Force
7/17/89
Arthur W. Fort
Assistant Secretary of State (Administration)
7/11/89
Chas. W. Freeman, Jr.
Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
6/15/89
2
Claire E. Freeman
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
2
6/22/89
Development (Administration)
Donald Phinney Gregg
Ambassador to the Republic of Korea
3/6/89
3
Mark Gregory Hambley
Ambassador to the State of Qatar
7/24/89
Stephen Read Hanmer, Jr. Deputy Director of the Arms Control and
8/3/89
and Disarmament Agency
Henry E. Hockeimer
Associate Director of the U.S. Information
6/21/89 2
Agency
Glen A. Holden
Ambassador to Jamaica
7/18/89
Charles Warren Hostler
Ambassador to the State of Bahrain
7/24/89
J. Daniel Howard
Under Secretary of the Navy
8/1/89
Jerry M. Hunter
General Counsel of National Labor Relations Board 5/12/89
3
for a term of four years
Eric M. Javits
Ambassador to Venezuela
7/11/89
Kyo Ryoon Jhin
Chief Counsel for Advocacy, Small Business
6/23/89 2
Administration
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Jane A. Kenny
Director of the ACTION Agency
7/11/89
Herbert D. Kleber
Deputy Director for Demand Reduction, Office
7/17/89
of National Drug Control Policy
Dennis Edward Kloske
Under Secretary of Commerce for Export
7/14/89
Administration
John A Knauss
Under Secretary of Commerce for Oceans and
7/20/89
and Atmosphere
Kathleen Day Koch
General Counsel of the Federal Labor Relations
7/11/89
Authority for a term of 5 years
Skirma Anna Kondratas
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
6/9/89 2
Development (Community Planning & Development)
Eugene P. Kopp
Deputy Director of the U.S. Information Agency
7/11/89
/
Kenneth B. Kramer
Associate Judge of the U.S. Court of Veterans
5/5/89 3
Appeals for the term of fifteen years
Quincy Mellon Krosby
Assistant Secretary of Commerce (Export
5/31/89 3
Enforcement
Sheldon J. Krys
Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic
7/20/89
1
Security
Warren A. Lavorel
For the rank of Ambassador during his tenure of
6/16/89 2
service as the United States Coordinator for
Multilateral Trade Negotiations
Eugene Kistler Lawson
First Vice President of the Export-Import Bank
6/22/89
2
of the United States for a term of four years
expiring 1/20/93
Antonio Lopez
Associate Director of the Federal Emergency
5/18/89
3
Mangement Agency
William Lucas
Assistant Attorney General (Civil Rights)
5/1/89
3
S. Anthony McCann
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs (Finance
6/21/89 2
and Planning)
Jean McKee
Member of the Federal Labor Relations Authority
7/11/89
for a term of 5 years expiring 7/1/94 (CHAIRMAN)
Barbara E. Mc Turk
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
7/26/89
at Denver
Stephen J. Markman
U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Michigan 7/31/89
Sherrie Patrice Marshall Member of the Federal Communications Commission
6/16/89
2
for the remainder of the term expiring 6/30/92
John T. Martino
Superintendent of the Mint of the United States
7/25/89
at Philadelphia
Jerry Alexander Moore,
Ambassador to the Kingdom of Lesotho
Jr.
7/11/89
Jonathan Moore
Alternate Representative of the U.S.A. for
8/1/89
Special Political Affairs in the U.N.
Richard Anthony Moore
Ambassador to Ireland
7/14/89
Diane Kay Morales
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Environment,
4/12/89
Safety and Health)
3
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
3 Name
Date
Title
Nominated
Michael G. Sotirhos
Ambassador to Greece
7/11/89
Janet Dempsey Steiger
Federal Trade Commissioner for the term of
7/11/89
7 years from 9/26/88 CHAIRMAN)
Victor Stello, Jr.
Assistant Secretary of Energy (Defense Programs)
7/24/89
Richard Burleson Stewart Assistant Attorney General (Land and Natural
6/22/89
Resources
Michael P. W. Stone
Secretary of the Army
7/25/89
1.
Thomas F. Stroock
Ambassador to Guatemala
7/11/89
William Lacy Swing
Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa
7/17/89
Pamela Talkin
Member, Federal Labor Relations Authority
7/31/89
for a term of 5 years expiring 7/1/90
Evelyn Irene Hoopes
Ambassador to Fiji; to the Kingdom of Tonga;
Teegen
7/11/89
to Tuvalu; and to the Republic of Kiribati
(4 positions)
Edward T. Timperlake
Assistant Secretary of Veterans Affairs
6/15/89
2
(Congressional and Public Affairs)
Michael Ussery
Ambassador to the Kingdom of Morocco
2
6/6/89
Stephen A. Wakefield
General Counsel of the Department of Energy
6/16/89
2
Howard K. Walker
Ambassador to Madagascar
7/18/89
Ambassador to Comoros (2 positions)
Lannon Walker
Ambassador to Nigeria
7/18/89
Vaughn R. Walker
United States District Judge for the Northern
District of California
2/28/89
3
Alexander Fletcher
Watson
Deputy Representative of the U.S.A. to the U.N.,
7/11/89
with rank & status of Ambassador E&P
JoAnn Krukar Webb
Director of the National Cemetery System,
7/26/89
Department of Veterans Affairs
John C. Weicher
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
5/16/89
3
Development (Policy Development & Research)
Milton James Wilkinson
Deputy Representative of the U.S.A. in the
7/11/89
Security Council of the U.N., with the
rank of Ambassador
David C. Williams
Inspector General, Nuclear Regulatory Commission
7/24/89
1
Deborah Wince-Smith
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Technology
6/13/89
2
Policy
Johnny Young
Ambassador to Republic of Sierra Leone
7/17/89
Joseph Zappala
Ambassador to Spain
5/2/89 3
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NOMINATIONS PENDING BEFORE SENATE (Cont'd)
Date
Name
Title
Nominated
Stanley E. Morris
Deputy Director for Supply Reduction, Office
7/25/89
of National Drug Control Policy
Daphne Wood Murray
Director of the Institute of Museum Services
7/11/89
Della M. Newman
Ambassador to New Zealand and
5/17/89 3
Ambassador to Western Samoa (2 positions)
Sally J. Novetzke
Ambassador to the Republic of Malta
7/20/89
Janice Obuchowski
Assistant Secretary of Commerce for
6/7/89 2
Communications and Information
Terrence O'Donnell
General Counsel of the Department of Defense
8/1/89
Clifford R. Oviatt, Jr. Member of the National Labor Relations Board
7/20/89
1.
for the remainder of the term expiring 8/27/93
Deborah K. Owen
Federal Trade Commissioner for the unexpired
6/6/89 2
term of seven years from 9/26/87
Edward Joseph Perkins
Director General of the Foreign Service
7/11/89
Robert R. Randlett
Assistant Administrator of the Agency for
7/26/89
/
International Development (Legislative Affairs)
Donald F. Rodgers
Member of the National Labor Relations Board
7/20/89
/
for the remainder of the term expiring 12/16/92
Sherrie Sandy Rollins
Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban
6/7/89 2
Development (Public Affairs)
Loret Miller Ruppe
Ambassador to Norway
1
7/20/89
Nicolas Miklos Salgo
for the rank of Ambassador in his capacity as
7/20/89
1
the Special Negotiator for Property Issues
John M. Sayre
Assistant Secretary of the Interior (Water
7/25/89
and Science)
Gerard F Scannell
Assistant Secretary of Labor (Occupational
6/22/89
Safety and Health)
Richard Schmalensee
Member of the Council of Economic Advisers
1
7/20/89
Rockwell Anthony Schnabel Under Secretary of Commerce for Travel & Tourism 6/6/89
2
Raymond G. H. Seitz
Assistant Secretary of State (Canadian and
7/25/89
European Affairs)
-
Melvin F. Sembler
Ambassador to Australia and
5/5/89 3
Ambassador to Nauru (2 positions)
John W. Shannon
Under Secretary of the Army
7/17/89
Alfred C. Sikes
Member of the Federal Communications Commission
7/11/89
for a term of 5 years from 7/1/88 (CHAIRMAN)
1
Joy A. Silverman
Ambassador to Barbados; to Dominica; to Saint
7/11/89
1
Lucia; and to Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
(4 positions)
Ronald J. Sorini
Rank of Ambassador during his tenure as U.S.
8/2/89
Negotiator on Textile Matters
D 936,
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD DAILY DIGEST
August 4, 198g
Helms Amendment No. 694, relating to service of
Sidney L. Jones, of Utah, to be an Assistant Secre
retired decorated military officers, at no later than
tary of the Treasury.
12 Noon, on Friday, November 3.
Robert Clifton Duncan, of the District of Colum
Page $10180
bia, to be Director of Operational Test and Evalua-
Authorizations:
tion, Department of Defense.
Authority to Receive Joint Resolution: By unani-
Conrad K. Cyr, of Maine, to be United States Cira
mous-consent, during the adjournment, the Senate is
cuit Judge for the First Circuit.
authorized to receive a joint resolution from the
Marvin J. Garbis, of Maryland, to be United
House of Representatives. relating to the hand-en-
States District Judge for the District of Maryland.
rollment of H.R. 1278 (Financial Institutions Reform
Rebecca Beach Smith, of Virginia, to be United
Act), and when received, it be deemed to have
States District Judge for the Eastern District of Vir-
been read a third time and passed.
ginia.
Page $10389
Stuart M. Gerson, of Maryland, to be an Assistant
Authority for Appointments: By unanimous con-
Attorney General.
sent, notwithstanding the adjournment, the Presi-
Gene McNary, of Missouri, to be Commissioner
dent of the Senate, the President pro tempore, and
of Immigration and Naturalization.
the majority and minority leaders were authorized
Michael Paul Galvin, of Illinois, to be an Assistant
to make appointments.
Secretary of Commerce
Page $10398
Warren G. Leback, of New Jersey, to be Adminis-
Pending Nominations: By unanimous consent, all
trator of the Maritime Administration.
nominations pending in the Senate will remain in
James M. Strock, of Virginia, to be an Assistant
status. quo, notwithstanding the provisions of Rule
Administrator of the Environmental Protection
31, with certain exceptions.
Agency.
Harold B. Steele, of Illinois, to be a Member of
Page $10388
the Farm. Credit Administration Board, Farm Credit
Appointments:
Administration, for the remainder of the term expir-
Central American Negotiations Observer Group:
ing May 21, 1992.
The Chair, on behalf of the Majority Leader, pursu-
Reginald J. Brown, of Virginia, to be an Assistant
ant to S. Res. 106 (101st Congress), announced the
Administrator of the Agency for International De-
appointment of Senator Dodd to the Central Ameri-
velopment.
can Negotiations Observer Group, and his designa-
John Warren McGarry, of Massachusetts, to be a
tion as Chairman of that group.
Member of the Federal Election Commission.
Page $10173
Joan D: Aikens, of Pennsylvania, to be a Member
Fall Interparliamentary Union Meeting: The
of the Federal Election Commission.
Chair, on behalf of the Vice President, pursuant to
James David Berg, of Kentucky, to be Executive
22 U.S.C. 276, as amended, appointed Senators
Vice President of the Overseas Private Investment
Adams and Fowler as members of the Senate dele-
Corporation.
gation to the Fall Interparliamentary Union Meeting
Forrest J. Remick, of Pennsylvania, to be a
during the First Session of the 101st Congress, to be
Member of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
held in London, England, September 4-9, 1989.
The following-named persons to be Members of
Page $10216
the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board: Edson
Nominations Received: Senate received the fol-
G. Case, of Maryland, John W. Crawford, Jr., of
lowing nominations:
Maryland, Herbert Kouts, of New York, A.J. Eg-
Christopher H. Phillips, of the District of Colum-
genberger, of Montana, and John T. Conway, of
bia, to be Ambassador to Brunei Darussalam.
New York.
William Ludwig Jacobsen, Jr., of Washington, to
Page $10401
be Ambassador of the United States of America to
Nominations Confirmed Senate confirmed the fol-
the Republic of Guinea-Bissau.
lowing nominations:
Penne Percy Korth, of Texas, to be Ambassador
Morris Dempson Busby, of Virginia, a Career
to Mauritius.
Member of the Senior Foreign Service, Class of
Elizabeth M. Tamposi, of New Hampshire, to be
Minister-Counselor, for the rank of Ambassador in
Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs.
his capacity as Coordinator for Counter Terrorism.
August 4. 1989
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD DIGEST
D 937
Sherrie Patrice Marshall, of North Carolina, to be
John A. Betti, of Michigan, to be Under Secretary
a Member of the Federal Communications Commis
of Defense for Acquisition
sion for the remainder of the term expiring June 30,
Sheldon J. Krys, of Maryland, to be Assistant Sec-
1992.
retary of State for Diplomatic Security.
Andrew Camp Barrett, of Illinois, to be a
Loret Miller Ruppe, of Maryland, to be Ambassa-
Member of the Federal Communications Commis-
dor to Norway.
sion
Raymond G.H. Seitz, of Texas, to be an Assistant
Henry E. Hockeimer, of Michigan, to be an Asso-
Secretary of State.
ciate. Director of the United States Information
Michael P.W. Stone, of California, to be Secretary
Agency.
of the Army.
Julia Chang Bloch, of the District of Columbia, to
J. Daniel Howard, of Tennessee, to be Under
be Ambassador to the Kingdom of Nepak
Secretary of the Navy:
Arthur W. Fort, of Virginia, to be an Assistant
Jonathan Moore, of Massachusetts, to be the AL
Secretary of States
ternate Representative of the United States of
Raymond. Charles Ewing, of Virginia, to be Am-
America for Special Political Affairs in the United
bassador to the Republic of Ghana.
Nations, with the rank of Ambassadors
Michael G. Sotirhos, of the District of Columbia,
3 Air Force nominations in the rank of general.
to be Ambassador to Greece
A routine list in the Foreign Service
Alexander Fletcher Watson, of Massachusetts, to
Page ST0409
be the Deputy Representative of the United States
of America to the United Nations, with the rank
Messages from the President:
Page S10265
and status, of Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni-
Messages from the House:
Page $10265
potentiary.
Measures referred:
Page $1026.00
Milton James Wilkinson, of New Hampshire, to
be Deputy Representative of the United States of
Statements on introduced bills:
Page $702.8
America in the Security Council of the United Na-
Additional cosponsors:
Page $10340
tions, with the rank of Ambassador.
Amendments submitteds ISS
Alfred C. Sikes, of Missouri, to be a Member of:
Page $10388
the Federal Communications Commission.
Notices of hearings:
Page $10393
Eugene P. Kopp, of Virginia, to be Deputy Di-
Additional statements:
Page $10355
rector of the United States Information Agency.
Richard Anthony Moore, of the District of Co-
Record votes:- One record vote was taken today.
lumbia, to be Ambassador to Ireland.
(Total-168)
Page ST0098
William Lacy Swing, of North Carolina, to be
Adjournment: Senate convened at 9:15 a.m., and in
Ambassador to the Republic of South Africa.
accordance with S. Con. Res. 67, adjourned on Sat-
John W. Shannon, of Maryland, to be Under Sec-
urday, August 5, at 12:37 a.m., until Wednesday,
retary of the Army.
September 6, 1989, at 12 noon. (For Senate's pro-
Linda J. Fisher, of Ohio, to be Assistant Adminis-
gram, see the remarks of Senator Mitchell in today's
trator for Toxic Substances of the Environmental
Record on Page S10401
)
Protection Agency.
Howard K. Walker, of New Jersey, to be Ambas-
sador to the Democratic Republic of Madagascar
Committee Meetings
and to serve concurrently and without additional
compensation as Ambassador Extraordinary and
(Committees not listed did not meet)
Plenipotentiary of the United States of America to
the Federal and Islamic Republic of the Comoros.
No committee meetings were held.
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Hnited States Senate
SECRETARY FOR THE MINDRITY
MEMORANDUM
TO:
THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
FROM:
ELIZABETH B. GREENE
EBM
RE:
PRIORITY NOMINATIONS TO BE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO RECESS
DATE:
AUGUST 3, 1989
THE FOLLOWING IS YOUR LIST OF "PRIORITY NOMINATIONS" AND
NOTATIONS REGARDING THEIR PRESENT STATUS AND THE LIKELYHOOD OF
CONFIRMATION PRIOR TO THE AUGUST RECESS:
BANKING, HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS
SCHMALENSEE, CEA (NO HEARING YET)
WEICHER, ASSISTANT SEC. OF NUD (NO HEARING YET)
ROLLINS, ASSISTANT SEC. OF MUD (NO HEARING YET)
KONDRATAS, ASSISTANT SEC. OF HUD (NO HEARING YET)
FREEMAN, ASSISTANT SEC. OF HUD (NO HEARING YET)
KLOSKE, UNDER SEC. FOR EXPORT ADMIN. (ON CAL. WILL BE
CONFIRMED)
ARMED SERVICES
BETTI, UNDER SEC. OF DEFENSE (ON CAL, FRIDAY, WILL BE
CONFIRMED)
STELLO, ASSISTANT SEC, OF ENERGY (NO HEARING YET)
COMMERCE, SCIENCE AND TRANSPORTATION
BROMLEY, OSTP (ON CAL., WILL BE CONFIRED)
MARSHALL, FCC (ON CAL,, WILL BE CONFIRMED)
BARRETT, FCC (ON CAL., WILL BE CONFIRMED)
SIKES, FCC (ON CAL., WILL BE CONFIRMED)
STEIGER, FTC (ON CAL., WILL BE CONFIRMED)
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OWEN, FTC (ON CAL., MAY NOT BE CONFIRMED)
EMMETT, ICC (No HEARING, DEMS. WAITING FOR WHITE
HOUSE TO NOMINATE CHAIRMAN OF ICC)
COUGHLIN, NTSB (No HEARING, DEMS. WAITING FOR WHITE
HOUSE TO NOMINATE CHAIRMAN OF NTSB)
ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC WORKS
FISHER, ASSISTANT ADMIN, EPA (ON CAL., WILL BE CON-
FIRMED)
FOREIGN RELATIONS
CLARKE, ASSISTANT SEC. OF STATE (ON CAL. FRIDAY, WILL
BE CONFIRMED)
FORT, ASSISTANT SEC. OF STATE (ON CAL. FRIDAY, WILL
BE CONFIRMED)
KRYS, ASSISTANT SEC. OF STATE CON CAL, FRIDAY, WILL BE
CONFIRMED)
PERKINS, DIR. GEN., FOR, SERVICE (ON CAL. FRIDAY, WILL
BE CONFIRMED)
KOPP, DEPUTY DIR., USIA (ON CAL. FRIDAY, WILL BE CON-
FIRMED)
JUDICIARY
LUCAS, ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL (DEFEATED IN COMM.)
STEWART, ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL (ON CAL,, WILL BE
CONFIRMED)
GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
MCKEE, FLRA MEMBER (No HEARING YET, POSS. HEARING 2ND
WEEK OF SEPT.)
KOCH, FLRA GENERAL COUNSEL (No HEARING YET, POSS.
HEARING 2ND WEEK OF SEPT.)
RCV BY:The TICKET CENTER
i 8- 3-89 ; 1:08PM ;
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-3-
LABOR AND HUMAN RESOURCES
KLEBER, DEP. DIR, NAT'L. DRUG POLICY (ON CAL. WILL BE
CONFIRMED)
HUNTER, NLRB GEN. COUNSEL (No HEARING YET, DEMS,
WAITING FOR WHITE HOUSE
TO SEND THE 4TH MEMBER)
OVIATT, NLRB MEMBER (No HEARING YET, DEMS. WAITING FOR
WHITE HOUSE TO SEND THE 4TH MEMBER)
RODGERS, NLRB MEMBER (No HEARING YET, DEMS. WAITING FOR
WHITE HOUSE TO SEND THE 4TH MEMBER)
VETERANS AFFAIRS
CARROLL, GEN. COUNSEL, VA (No HEARING YET, POSS,
HEARING 2ND WEEK IN SEPT.)
RCV BY:The TICKET CENTER
; 8- 3-89 ; 1:08PM ;
2022243163- LEGISLATIVE AFFAIRS:# 5
THIS IS THE NOMINATION THE PRESIDENT MENTIONED
ITEM 6 OF 6 IN SET 1
*** NOMINATIONS ***
101ST CONGRESS
ALL
PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGE NUMBER: PN518
DATE RECEIVED: 07/11/89
Daphne Wood Murray, of Texas, to be Director of the Institute of Museum
Services, vice Lois Burke Shepard, resigned.
REFERRED TO: Senate Committee on Labor and Human Resources
ORGANIZATION: National Foundation on the Arts and the Humanities
LEGISLATIVE ACTIONS:
Jul 11, 89 Received in the Senate and referred to the Committee on Labor and
Human Resources.
PAGE 1 OF 1. READY FOR NEW COMMAND OR NEW OPTION:
HER DISCLOSURE PAPERS WERE RECEIVED IN THE LABOR COMMITTEE ON
JULY 25, SENATOR PELL HAS REQUESTED A HEARING, THEY HOPE TO
HAVE HEARING 2ND OR 3RD WEEK IN SEPTEMBER.
BUSH NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE SENATE BY COMMITTEE
(7/24/89)
Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry:
CASON, an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (5/2)
Armed Services:
FAGA, Air Force Assistant Secretary (7/11)
SHANNON, Army Under Secretary (7/17)
FOREMAN, Air Force Under Secretary (7/17)
BETTI, DOD Under Secretary for Acquisition (7-18)
LOPEZ, An Associate Director, FEMA (5/16)
STELLO, JR., An Asst. Sec'y DOE (Def. Programs) (7/24)
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs:
SCHMALENSEE, Council of Economic Advisers Member (7/20)
KROSBY, An Assistant Secretary of Commerce (5/31)
KLOSKE, Under Secretary of Commerce for Export Adm. (7/14)
WEICHER, An Assistant Secretary HUD (5/16)
FITTS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (5/31)
ROLLINS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/7)
KONDRATAS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/9)
FREEMAN, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/22)
CLYMER, Urban Mass Transportation Admr. DOT (6/16)
MACOMBER, US Export-Import Bank President (rptd 7-20)
LAWSON, US Ex-Im Bank 1st Vice President (6/22)
Commerce, Science, and Transportation:
1
BROMLEY, Office of Science and Technology Policy Dir. (6/6)
SCHNABEL, Under Secretary Commerce Tourism & Travel (6/6)
OBUCHOWSKI, Asst. Secretary Commerce, Comm & Info (6/7)
WINCE-SMITH, Asst. Secretary Commerce for Tech Policy (6/13)
KNAUSS, Under Secretary Commerce Oceans & Atmo (7/20)
CARMICHAEL, Federal Railroad Adm. Admr. (7/11)
MARSHALL, FCC Commissioner (6/16)
BARRETT, FCC Commissioner (6/19)
SIKES, FCC Commissioner (7/11)
OWEN, FTC Commissioner (6/6)
STEIGER, FTC Commissioner (7/11)
EMMETT, ICC Commissioner (6/8)
COUGHLIN, NTSB Member (6/21)
Energy and Natural Resources:
MORALES, DOE Asst. Secretary (ES&H) (4/12)
EASTON, DOE Asst. Secretary (IA&EE) (6/22)
BROWN, DOE Asst. Secretary (C&IA) (6/22)
HARRIMAN, Interior Asst. Secretary (F&W) (rptd 7/19)
GALLEGOS, Interior Asst. Secretary (rptd 7/19)
SNYDER, Director, OSMR&E, Interior (7/11)
Environment and Public Works:
DELAND, Council on Environmental Quality Member (7/14)
HARRIMAN, Asst. Secretary, F&W, Interior (6/6)
TURNER, Director, USF&WS, Interior (6/13)
LARSON, Federal Highway Admr., DOT (rptd 7/20)
ATKESON, EPA Asst. Administrator (6/6)
FISHER, EPA Asst. Admr. Toxic Substances (7/17)
DAVIES, An Asst. Administrator, EPA (7/24)
Finance:
DUESTERBERG, An Asst. Secretary of Commerce (6/19)
HORN, Chief, Children's Bureau, HHS (7/13)
KING, Commissioner of Social Security (7/17)
COMBS, An Asst. Secretary of the Treasury (7/11)
Foreign Relations:
BUSBY, rank of Ambassador (6/6)
EINAUDI, US OAS Rep., Amb. (6/16)
LAVOREL, rank of Ambassador (6/16)
CLARKE, An Asst. Secretary of State (6/22)
FORT, An Asst. Secretary of State (7/11)
PERKINS, Foreign Service Director General (7/11)
WATSON, Dep. Rep. UN, Amb. (7/11)
WILKINSON, Dep. Rep. Seculrity Council UN, Amb. (7/11)
KRYS, Asst. Secretary of State for Diplomatic Sec. (7/20)
SALGO, rank of Ambassador (7/20)
DURNIL, US Commmr. to IJC, US & Canada (7/24)
GREGG, Amb. to Korea (rptd 6/20)
ZAPPALA, Amb. to Spain (5/2)
SEMBLER, Amb. to Australia & (5/5)
NEWMAN, Amb. to New Zealand & (5/17)
BROWN, Amb. to Denmark (5/31)
BROWN, Amb. to Israel (5/31)
BLACK, Amb. to Czechoslovakia (6/6)
BOEHM, Amb. to Oman (6/6)
USSERY, Amb. to Morocco (6/6)
MELADY, Amb. to the Holy See (6/9)
GILDENHORN, Amb. to Switzerland (6/13)
BUSH, Amb. to Luxembourg (6-15)
FREEMAN, JR., Amb. to Saudi Arabia (6/15)
BLOCH, Amb. to Nepal (6/23)
EWING, Amb. to Ghana (7/11)
JAVITS, Amb. to Venezuela (7/11)
MOORE, JR, Amb. to Lesotho (7/11)
SOTIRHOS, Amb. to Greece (7/11)
SILVERMAN, Amb. Barbados & (7/11)
STROOK, Amb. to Guatemala (7/11)
TREGEN, Amb. to Fiji & (7/11)
MOORE, Amb. to Ireland (7-14)
SWING, Amb. to South Africa (7/17)
YOUNG, Amb. to Sierra Leone (7/17)
WALKER, Amb. to Madagascar & (7/18)
WALKER, Amb. to Nigeria (7/18)
HOLDEN, Amb. to Jamaica (7/18)
NOVETZKE, Amb. to Malta (7/20)
RUPPE, Amb. to Norway (7/20)
HAMBLEY, Amb. to Qatar (7/24)
HOSTLER, Amb. to Bahrain (7/24)
DAWSON II, US Ex. Director, IMF (7/17)
HOCKEIMER, An Assoc. Director, USIA (6/21)
KOPP, Deputy Director, USIA (7/11)
Governmental Affairs:
MCKEE, FLRA Member (7/11)
KOCH, FLRA General Counsel (7/11)
Judiciary:
WALKER, US District Judge, California (2/28)
LUCAS, An Asst. Attorney General (5/1)
BRANIFF, US Attorney, California (6/9)
CURRIN, US Attorney, North Carolina (6/16)
STEWART, An Asst. Attorney General (6/22)
BUDD, US Attorney, Massachusetts (7/24)
Labor and Human Resources:
KLEBER, Dep. Dir. Demand Reduction, ONDCP (7/18)
STRINGER, General Counsel DED (6/6)
EASTON, Dep. U/Secy DED (I&IA) (7/11)
BALL, An Assistant Secretary, D. Labor (4/18)
BROOKS, An Assistant Secretary, D. Labor (6/8)
SCANNELL, An Asst. Secretary, D. Labor (6/22)
COLLINS III, An Asst. Sec'y, D. Labor (VE&T) (6/23)
KENNY, ACTION Agency Director (7/11)
GOODMAN, Nat'l Council on the Arts Member (rptd 7/20)
MURRAY, Dir. Inst. of Museum Services (7/11)
HUNTER, General Counsel, NLRB (5/12)
OVIATT, JR., NLRB Member (7/20)
RODGERS, NLRB Member (7/20)
Small Business:
JHIN, SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy (6/23)
Veterans Affairs:
KRAMER, An Assoc. Judge, US Court of Veterans Apls. (5/5)
COLLINS III, Asst. Sec. Labor, (VE&T) (6/23)
TIMPERLAKE, Asst Secy DVA, C&PA (6/15)
CARROLL, General Counsel DVA (6/15)
MCCANN, Asst. Secretary DVA, F&P (6/21)
CLARK, JR., Asst. Secretary DVA, VL&PR (7/17)
BUSH NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE SENATE BY COMMITTEE
(7/24/89)
Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry:
CASON, an Assistant Secretary of Agriculture (5/2)
Armed Services:
FAGA, Air Force Assistant Secretary (7/11)
SHANNON, Army Under Secretary (7/17)
FOREMAN, Air Force Under Secretary (7/17)
BETTI, DOD Under Secretary for Acquisition (7-18)
LOPEZ, An Associate Director, FEMA (5/16)
STELLO, JR., An Asst. Sec'y DOE (Def. Programs) (7/24)
Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs:
SCHMALENSEE, Council of Economic Advisers Member (7/20)
KROSBY, An Assistant Secretary of Commerce (5/31)
KLOSKE, Under Secretary of Commerce for Export Adm. (7/14)
WEICHER, An Assistant Secretary HUD (5/16)
FITTS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (5/31)
ROLLINS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/7)
KONDRATAS, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/9)
FREEMAN, An Assistant Secretary HUD (6/22)
CLYMER, Urban Mass Transportation Admr. DOT (6/16)
MACOMBER, US Export-Import Bank President (rptd 7-20)
LAWSON, US Ex-Im Bank 1st Vice President (6/22)
Commerce, Science, and Transportation:
BROMLEY, Office of Science and Technology Policy Dir. (6/6)
SCHNABEL, Under Secretary Commerce Tourism & Travel (6/6)
OBUCHOWSKI, Asst. Secretary Commerce, Comm & Info (6/7)
WINCE-SMITH, Asst. Secretary Commerce for Tech Policy (6/13)
KNAUSS, Under Secretary Commerce Oceans & Atmo (7/20)
CARMICHAEL, Federal Railroad Adm. Admr. (7/11)
MARSHALL, FCC Commissioner (6/16)
BARRETT, FCC Commissioner (6/19)
SIKES, FCC Commissioner (7/11)
OWEN, FTC Commissioner (6/6)
STEIGER, FTC Commissioner (7/11)
EMMETT, ICC Commissioner (6/8)
COUGHLIN, NTSB Member (6/21)
Energy and Natural Resources:
MORALES, DOE Asst. Secretary (ES&H) (4/12)
EASTON, DOE Asst. Secretary (IA&EE) (6/22)
BROWN, DOE Asst. Secretary (C&IA) (6/22)
HARRIMAN, Interior Asst. Secretary (F&W) (rptd 7/19)
GALLEGOS, Interior Asst. Secretary (rptd 7/19)
SNYDER, Director, OSMR&E, Interior (7/11)
Environment and Public Works:
DELAND, Council on Environmental Quality Member (7/14)
HARRIMAN, Asst. Secretary, F&W, Interior (6/6)
TURNER, Director, USF&WS, Interior (6/13)
LARSON, Federal Highway Admr., DOT (rptd 7/20)
ATKESON, EPA Asst. Administrator (6/6)
FISHER, EPA Asst. Admr. Toxic Substances (7/17)
DAVIES, An Asst. Administrator, EPA (7/24)
Finance:
DUESTERBERG, An Asst. Secretary of Commerce (6/19)
HORN, Chief, Children's Bureau, HHS (7/13)
KING, Commissioner of Social Security (7/17)
COMBS, An Asst. Secretary of the Treasury (7/11)
Foreign Relations:
BUSBY, rank of Ambassador (6/6)
EINAUDI, US OAS Rep., Amb. (6/16)
LAVOREL, rank of Ambassador (6/16)
CLARKE, An Asst. Secretary of State (6/22)
FORT, An Asst. Secretary of State (7/11)
PERKINS, Foreign Service Director General (7/11)
WATSON, Dep. Rep. UN, Amb. (7/11)
WILKINSON, Dep. Rep. Seculrity Council UN, Amb. (7/11)
KRYS, Asst. Secretary of State for Diplomatic Sec. (7/20)
SALGO, rank of Ambassador (7/20)
DURNIL, US Commmr. to IJC, US & Canada (7/24)
GREGG, Amb. to Korea (rptd 6/20)
ZAPPALA, Amb. to Spain (5/2)
SEMBLER, Amb. to Australia & (5/5)
NEWMAN, Amb. to New Zealand & (5/17)
BROWN, Amb. to Denmark (5/31)
BROWN, Amb. to Israel (5/31)
BLACK, Amb. to Czechoslovakia (6/6)
BOEHM, Amb. to Oman (6/6)
USSERY, Amb. to Morocco (6/6)
MELADY, Amb. to the Holy See (6/9)
GILDENHORN, Amb. to Switzerland (6/13)
BUSH, Amb. to Luxembourg (6-15)
FREEMAN, JR., Amb. to Saudi Arabia (6/15)
BLOCH, Amb. to Nepal (6/23)
EWING, Amb. to Ghana (7/11)
JAVITS, Amb. to Venezuela (7/11)
MOORE, JR, Amb. to Lesotho (7/11)
SOTIRHOS, Amb. to Greece (7/11)
SILVERMAN, Amb. Barbados & (7/11)
STROOK, Amb. to Guatemala (7/11)
TREGEN, Amb. to Fiji & (7/11)
MOORE, Amb. to Ireland (7-14)
SWING, Amb. to South Africa (7/17)
YOUNG, Amb. to Sierra Leone (7/17)
WALKER, Amb. to Madagascar & (7/18)
WALKER, Amb. to Nigeria (7/18)
HOLDEN, Amb. to Jamaica (7/18)
NOVETZKE, Amb. to Malta (7/20)
RUPPE, Amb. to Norway (7/20)
HAMBLEY, Amb. to Qatar (7/24)
HOSTLER, Amb. to Bahrain (7/24)
DAWSON II,. US Ex. Director, IMF (7/17)
HOCKEIMER, An Assoc. Director, USIA (6/21)
KOPP, Deputy Director, USIA (7/11)
Governmental Affairs:
MCKEE, FLRA Member (7/11)
KOCH, FLRA General Counsel (7/11)
Judiciary:
WALKER, US District Judge, California (2/28)
LUCAS, An Asst. Attorney General (5/1)
BRANIFF, US Attorney, California (6/9)
CURRIN, US Attorney, North Carolina (6/16)
STEWART, An Asst. Attorney General (6/22)
BUDD, US Attorney, Massachusetts (7/24)
Labor and Human Resources:
KLEBER, Dep. Dir. Demand Reduction, ONDCP (7/18)
STRINGER, General Counsel DED (6/6)
EASTON, Dep. U/Secy DED (I&IA) (7/11)
BALL, An Assistant Secretary, D. Labor (4/18)
BROOKS, An Assistant Secretary, D. Labor (6/8)
SCANNELL, An Asst. Secretary, D. Labor (6/22)
COLLINS III, An Asst. Sec'y, D. Labor (VE&T) (6/23)
KENNY, ACTION Agency Director (7/11)
GOODMAN, Nat'l Council on the Arts Member (rptd 7/20)
MURRAY, Dir. Inst. of Museum Services (7/11)
HUNTER, General Counsel, NLRB (5/12)
OVIATT, JR., NLRB Member (7/20)
RODGERS, NLRB Member (7/20)
Small Business:
JHIN, SBA Chief Counsel for Advocacy (6/23)
Veterans Affairs:
KRAMER, An Assoc. Judge, US Court of Veterans Apls. (5/5)
COLLINS III, Asst. Sec. Labor, (VE&T) (6/23)
TIMPERLAKE, Asst Secy DVA, C&PA (6/15)
CARROLL, General Counsel DVA (6/15)
MCCANN, Asst. Secretary DVA, F&P (6/21)
CLARK, JR., Asst. Secretary DVA, VL&PR (7/17)
HOWARD O. GREENE, JR.
United States Senate
SECRETARY FOR THE MINORITY
MEMORANDUM
TO:
THE REPUBLICAN LEADER
FROM:
ELIZABETH B. GREENE
EBM
RE:
NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE SENATE, AND THE AVAILABLILITY
OF THE NOMINATIONS PRIOR TO THE AUGUST RECESS
DATE: JULY 24, 1989
THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ALL NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE
SENATE AS OF TODAY, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1989. THERE ARE 166
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NOMINATIONS PENDING IN COMMITTEE, 2 OF WHICH HAVE BEEN JOINTLY
REFERRED, AND 6 ARE ALREADY ON THE SENATE EXECUTIVE CALENDAR.
A BREAKDOWN OF THE COMMITTEES IS AS FOLLOWS:
COMMITTEE
NUMBER OF NOMINATIONS
AGRICULTURE
3
ARMED SERVICES
7
BANKING
14
COMMERCE
12
ENERGY
7
ENVIRONMENT
6
FINANCE
6
FOREIGN RELATIONS
62
GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS
5
JUDICIARY
5
LABOR
40
SMALL BUSINESS
1
VETERAN'S AFFAIRS
6
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OF THE 172 NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE SENATE, 35 ARE EXPECTED
TO BE CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE PRIOR TO THE AUGUST RECESS. THEY ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
ARMED SERVICES (2)
BETTI, SEC. OF ACQUISITION AT D.O.D
STONE, SEC. OF THE ARMY (To BE RECEIVED IN THE SENATE
TODAY OR TOMORROW)
BANKING (1)
MACOMBER, PRES. OF Ex-Im BANK (ON CALENDAR)
COMMERCE (10)
BROMLEY, OFFICE OF THE PRES,
SCHNABEL, UNDER-SEC. AT D.O.C.
ÜBUCHOWSKI, ASSN'T SEC. AT D.O.C.
WINCE-SMITH, ASSN'T. SEC. AT D.O.C.
CARMICHAEL, ADMIN. AT D.O.T.
HEARING
MARSHALL, F.C.C. MEMBER
NEXT8/31 RWEEK
BARRETT, F.C.C. MEMBER
ALTOGETNER THREE
SIKES, F.C.C. MEMBER
OWEN, COMMISSIONER, F.T.C.
STEIGER, COMMISSIONER, F.T.C.
ENERGY (5)
EASTON, ASSN'T. SEC. AT D.O.E.
BROWN, ASSN'T. SEC. AT D.O.E.
GALLEGOS, ASSN'T SEC. AT INTERIOR (ON CALENDAR)
SNYDER, DIR. AT INTERIOR
HARRIMAN, ASSN'T. SEC. AT INTERIOR (JOINT REFERRAL)
ENVIRONMENT (6)
HARRIMAN, ASSN'T. SEC. AT INTERIOR (JOINT REFERRAL)
ENVIRONMENT CONT.
TURNER, DIR. FISH.AND WILDLIFE AT INTERIOR
LARSON, FED. HYWY. ADMIN. (ON CALENDAR)
ATKESON, ASSN'T. ADMIN. AT E.P.A.
FISHER, TOXIC SUBST. AT E.P.A.
DELAND, OFFICE OF THE PRES.
FINANCE (4)
DUESTERBERG, ASSN'T SEC. AT D.O.C.
KING, Soc. SEC., AT H.H.S.
HORN, CHILDREN'S BUREAU AT H.H.S.
COMBS, ASSN'T. SEC. AT TREASURY
FOREIGN RELATIONS (4)
GREGG, AMB. KOREA (ON CALENDAR)
DOESN'T
ZAPPALA, AMB. SPAIN
TRACKI
WHAT PICK
SEMBLER, AMB. AUSTRALIA
UP ON 7/25 iss
NEWMAN, AMB. NEW ZEALAND
LABOR (3)
BROOKS, ASSN'T. SEC. AT D.O.L.
STRINGER, GEN. COUNSEL AT EDUC. (ON CALENDAR)
GOODMAN, NAT'L. COUNCIL ON THE ARTS (ON CALENDAR)
NOTE: THE ENCLOSED LIST ARE NOMINATIONS PENDING IN THE SENATE,
BUT DO NOT INCLUDE MILITARY NOMINATIONS OR NOMINATIONS IN THE
COAST GUARD, FOREIGN SERVICE, NOAA OR PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE.
ALSO, IT DOES NOT INCLUDE REAGAN APPOINTMENTS OF 1/3/89 WHICH
ARE TECHNICALLY PENDING BUT ARE GRADUALLY BEING WITHDRAWN OR
RENOMINATED BY PRESIDENT BUSH.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
July 24, 1989
8:00 a.m.
ciz GREENE'S
WEEKLY UPDATE ON PAS APPOINTMENTS
NUMBERIGHER
Number of Nominations to Date:
286
Nominations Pending Before the Senate:
126
Number of Nominations Confirmed by Senate:
159
Rejected:
1
Press Releases of Intention to Nominate, but not yet Nominated:
24
Press Releases on Individuals who will Continue to Serve:
29
Through July 23 in 1981:
Number Nominated:
374
Nominations Pending Before Senate:
114
Nominations Confirmed by Senate:
260
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
May 10, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR JOHN H. SUNUNU
FROM:
FREDERICK D. McCLURE for
SUBJECT:
Department Legislative Affairs Status Report
Confirmed by the Senate
Nancy Kennedy (Education)
Janet Mullins (State)
Nominated
Gerald Olsen (HHS)
Galen Reeser (Transportation)
Intention to Nominate Announced
Dave Gribben (Defense)
Frank Bailey (Agriculture)
William Fritts (Commerce)
Jackie Brown (Energy)
Carol Crawford (Justice)
Kathleen Herrington (Labor)
Larry Harlow (Treasury)
Department Choice (No Presidential Selection)
Robert Randlett (AID)
Ed Timperlake (Veterans Affairs)
No Confirmation Required (selected)
Patrick Quinn (EPA)
Tom Scully (OMB)
Acting
John Golden (CIA)
Timothy Coyle (HUD)
David A. Cole (FEMA)
Richard Barnett (GSA)
CPT John McBride (NASA)
Bruce Navarro (OPM)
Cliff Downen (SBA)
Sol Mosher (USTR)
Walter Raymond (USIA)
UNITED STATES SENATE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
JOHN C. DANFORTH
Missouri
May 12, 1989
Governor John Sununu
Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear John:
As promised, here is a status report
on presidential nominations within the
jurisdiction of the Senate Commerce
Committee.
As you can see, the record of the
Commerce Committee has been excellent.
The hang-up is in the Administration.
Please let me know if there is any
other way in which I can be helpful.
Sincerely,
Fack
Enclosure
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS REFERRED TO THE COMMERCE COMMITTEE, 101st CONGRESS, 1st SESSION
(Coast Guard nominations not included)
AS OF 05/12/89
CONFIRMED NOMINATIONS: (4)
DATE
PAPERWORK
NAME
POSITION
NOMINATED
COMPLETED
STATUS
Mosbacher, Robert A Secretary of Commerce
1/20/89
1/23/89
Hearing 1/24/89
Reported 1/31/89
Confirmed 1/31/89
Skinner, Samuel K.
Secretary of Transportation
1/20/89
1/23/89
Hearing 1/25/89
Reported 1/31/89
Confirmed 1/31/89
Willkie, Wendell L.
General Counsel, DOC
3/9/89
3/15/89
Hearing 4/5/89
Reported 4/18/89
Confirmed 4/19/89
Chao, Elaine L.
Deputy Secretary, DOT
4/4/89
4/11/89
Hearing 4/12/89
Reported 4/18/89
Confirmed 4/19/89
NOMINATIONS RECEIVED (EXPECTED TO BE CONFIRMED BEFORE MAY RECESS): (5)
Brady, Phillip D.
General Counsel, DOT
4/6/89
4/11/89
Hearing 5/12/89
Markup scheduled for 5/16/89
Floor action expected next week
Collamore, Thomas J. DOC Asst Sec for Admin
4/12/89
4/20/89
Hearing 5/12/89
Markup scheduled for 5/16/89
Floor action expected next week
Darby, Michael R.
DOC Under Sec for Econ Aff
4/13/89
4/27/89
Hearing 5/12/89
Markup scheduled for 5/16/89
Floor action expected next week
Reser, Galen L.
DOT Asst Sec for Govt Aff
5/1/89
5/8/89
Hearing 5/12/89
Markup scheduled for 5/16/89
Floor action expected next week
Prosperi, David P.
DOT Asst Sec for Public Aff 5/2/89
5/5/89
Hearing 5/12/89
Markup scheduled for 5/16/89
Floor action expected next week
NOMINATIONS PENDING: (2)
Schwab, Susan C.
Dir Gen, US&FCS, DOC
4/4/89
4/11//89
Rockefeller has agreed to chair hearing;
(Jointly referred, Banking 4/10)
Banking has not yet agreed to joint
hearing date
Busey, James
FAA Administrator
5/11/89
WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED INTENT TO NOMINATE
(12)
(NOMINATIONS NOT YET SENT TO SENATE)
Date Announced
Department of Commerce:
Schnabel, Rockwell
Under Sec Travel/Tourism
3/6/89
Fritts, William
Asst Sec Cong Aff
3/6/89
Wince-Smith, Deborah Asst Sec for Technology Pol
3/6/89
Asst Sec for Comm/Information
3/20/89
Obuchowski, Janice
Department of Transportation
Moore, Kate
Asst Sec for Budget
3/16/89
Shane, Jeffrey
Asst Sec/Policy/Intnl Affairs
3/16/89
Curry, Jerry
NHTSA Administrator
3/16/89
Carmichael, Gilbert Fed Railroad Administrator
3/16/89
NASA
Truly, Adm. Richard
Administrator
4/12/89
Thompson, J.R.
Deputy Administrator
4/12/89
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commissioner
3/20/89
Emmett, Edward
Office of Science and Technology Policy
Director
4/20/89
D. Allan Bromley
WHITE HOUSE REQUESTS FOR LEGISLATIVE CLEARANCE: (6)
Requested Cleared
Department of Commerce
Deputy Secretary
3/2/39
3/3/89
Murrin, Thomas
Federal Trade Commission
Steiger, Janet
3/14/89
3/16/89
Chairman
3/28/89
Gorton objected
Owen, Deborach
Commissioner
National Transportation Safety Board
Burnett, James
Chairman
4/3/89
McCain objected
Coughlin, Susan
Member
5/10/89
Consumer Product Safety Commission
4/24/89
5/4/89
Atkins, Hannah Diggs Member
ALL OTHERS
(28 openings - no nominees)
Department of Commerce
Inspector General (Frank DeGeorge serving; Mosbacher has asked him to stay)
Under Secretary, Oceans & Atmosphere (NOAA Administrator)
Deputy Administrator, NOAA
Chief Scientist, NOAA
Under Secretary, Technology
Director, National Institute of Standards and Technology
Department of Transportation
Inspector General
Asst Secretary, Policy & International Affairs
Asst Secretary, Budget & Programs
Associate Deputy Secretary
Deputy Administrator, FAA
Administrator, MARAD
Communications Satellite Corporation (COMSAT)
Three terms appointed by President
McManus serving in term that expired 1987 (Reagan renomination not acted upon)
James serving in term that expired 1986
"
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Legislation pending to decrease membership from 5 to 3 members
Chairmanship vacant (Atkins received legis clearance for term expiring 10/26/89)
Corporation for Public Broadcasting
Two Democratic terms vacant (both expire 1994)
One Republican term vacant (expires 1992)
Federal Communications Commission
Chairman has announced intent to resign (Republican term expiring 6/92)
Two Republican vacancies (for terms expiring 6/90, 6/93)
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Administrator, Fire Administration
Federal Maritime Commission
One Republican vacancy (for term expiring 6/91)
One Democratic vacancy (for term expiring 6/93)
Federal Trade Commission
Republican Chairman's term expired 9/88 (Oliver still serving)
One Republican vacancy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Andre's Republican term expired 12/87; Reagan reappointed, unconfirmed, still serving; Emmett will replace.
Republican Chairman's term expired 12/88 (Gradison still serving)
Marine Mammal Commission
Two expired terms, one 5/88, one 5/89; Members still serving
NASA
(Intention to nominate Administrator, Deputy announced 4/12/89)
Inspector General
National Transportation Safety Board
Chairmanship expired 3/88; Kolstad Acting. McCain objected to Burnett's reppointment
One Republican term expired 12/88. Legis clearance for Susan Coughlin received 5/10
Office of Science and Technology Policy
(Intent to nominate Director announced 4/20/89)
Associate Director
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
July 27, 1989
THE CHIEF of STAFF
has seen
MEMORANDUM FOR JOHN H. SUNUNU
FROM:
C. BOYDEN GRAY
SUBJECT:
Convening the Senate
In response to your question last week, attached is a
memorandum from the Department of Justice regarding the
President's authority to convene the Senate for the
special purpose of considering presidential nominees.
It concludes that the President does have the power to
convene the Senate for that purpose during the August
adjournment.
Attachment
U.S. Department of Justice
Office of Legal Counsel
Office of the
Washington, D.C. 20530
Assistant Attorney General
July 26, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR C. BOYDEN GRAY
Counsel to the President
Re: The President's Authority to Convene the Senate
The Constitution grants to the President the authority to
"on extraordinary occasions, convene both Houses, or either of
them." U.S. Const., Art. II, sec. 3. This is stated as a broad
grant of authority, and it has, accordingly, been exercised
almost fifty times by various Presidents. Most recently,
President Truman convened both Houses of Congress to consider the
questions of inflation and foreign aid. However, many of those
times the President convened only the Senate, often for the
purpose of considering whether to give its advice and consent to
Presidential nominees. The most recent example was in 1933 when
President Hoover convened the Senate so that it could consider
President Roosevelt's nominees. To date, Presidents have used
their special convening power only between sessions of Congress -
- either calling Congress into session earlier than scheduled or
calling it back into session after the normal end-of-session
adjournment. However, the language and purpose of the clause
make plain that the President has the power to convene Congress
or either House during an intra-session break.
The first President to convene the Senate was President
Washington, who issued a "summons" to the Senate immediately
following the adjournment of the First Congress. President
Washington's summons recited that "certain matters touching the
public good requir[e] that the Senate be convened
Senate Executive Journal, Vol. I, pp. 79-84. While the Senate
was convened President Washington submitted a substantial number
of civil and military nominations. President Washington convened
the Senate again on the day of his second inauguration,
immediately following the adjournment of the Second Congress.
During this period, President Washington submitted to the Senate
three nominations. Id. at 138. After the end of the Third
Congress, he convened the Senate to consider the Jay Treaty,
during which time he also submitted to the Senate a number of
nominations.
The Senate was convened by the President many times
throughout the 19th century, frequently for the purpose of
confirming nominations. 1 In fact, Presidents uniformly convened
the Senate for a special session that began on the day of their
successor's inauguration. This was done because, prior to the
Twentieth Amendment, one Congress would come to a close before
the new President's inauguration. Had the preceding President
not convened the Senate, it would not have been able to consider
the new President's appointments until the start of its next
session, which the Constitution sets as the first Monday of the
following December.
Although Presidents have traditionally convened the Senate
when Congress has been on intersession adjournment, the
President's power to "convene both Houses" is not limited to such
circumstances. President Truman was advised, and we agree, that
"[t]here is nothing in the Constitution to indicate, nor is there
any basis for believing, that the President's power to convene
the Congress on extraordinary occasions depends on the precise
nature of the recess or adjournment, that is, whether the
adjournment is sine die, until a day certain, or until the
majority leaders of the Congress find it in the public interest
to reassemble the two Houses. "2
Both the text of the Constitution and the purpose of the
provision indicate that the President's constitutional power to
convene either House extends to periods within sessions of
Congress. His power is stated in the broadest possible terms; it
is not limited only to when Congress is not in session. 3 This is
1 See, e.g., the Proclamations of June 15, 1858, 11 Stat.
798 (President Buchanan) ; March 5, 1859, 11 Stat. 799 (same) ;
June 26, 1860, 12 Stat. 1257 (same) i February 28, 1863, 12 Stat.
1269 (President Lincoln) ; February 17, 1865, 13 Stat. 752 (same) ;
March 30, 1867, 14 Stat. 821 (President Johnson) ; April 8, 1869,
16 Stat. 1125 (President Grant) ; April 20, 1871, 17 Stat. 949
(same) ; February 17, 1875, 18 Stat. 855; and March 2, 1903, 32
Stat. 2032 (President Roosevelt).
2
Memorandum for the Attorney General from George T.
Washington, Assistant Solicitor General, October 17, 1947 (copy
attached).
3 In fact, the Constitution expressly contemplates
indeterminate periods of adjournment within a session. For
instance, Article I states that "[n]either House, during the
session of Congress, shall, without the consent of the other,
adjourn for more than three days." U.S. Const., Art. I, sec. 5.
Thus, because the President's power to convene Congress is
unlimited, it applies to times when Congress is adjourned but in
session.
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appropriate to the purposes of the clause -- namely, to ensure
that the President can summon Congress to Washington so that
Congress and the President together may face a matter of national
import. As Justice Story said in his Commentaries on the
Constitution:
The power to convene Congress on extraordinary
occasions is indispensable to the proper operations,
and even safety of the government. Occasions may occur
in the recess of Congress requiring the government to
...
provide for innumerable
important
exigencies
J. Story, 3 Commentaries on the Constitution § 1556 (1833)
Moreover, to contend the President lacks the power to
convene when Congress is in session but adjourned is to contend
that the President may not during time of war, for example,
summon Congress to Washington if it chooses to remain absent.
Such a contention would also allow Congress, by remaining
formally in session but adjourned for most of the time, to defeat
the President's constitutional power to convene Congress.
In sum, the Senate has been convened many times and for many
reasons. It has considered both nominations and treaties during
those times. The Constitution places no limitation on when the
President may convene either or both Houses. We therefore
conclude that the President has the power to convene the Senate
during the planned August adjournment.
UPBan
William P. Barr
Assistant Attorney General
Office of Legal Counsel
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