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George H.W. Bush Presidential Records
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Calio, Nicholas E., Files
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Transition Files
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RESUME MANAGEMENT
DEC 10 1988
United States Congress
Washington, D.C.
Dd
December 8, 1988
JOE BARTON
Cory
TEXAS
Mr. Chase Untermeyer
President-Elect Dir. of Personnel
1825 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20270
mumber connicil 1 of advisors Goinding
Dear Mr. Untermeyer:
I understand that the President-elect is planning to create a "Council of
Science and Technology Advisers" to work with the principal Science Advisor to
the President. I am writing to recommend Dr. Frank Cotton for a position on
this council, should it be created.
Dr. Cotton is a Distinguished Professor and Director of the Laboratory
for Molecular Structure and Bonding at Texas A&M University. As a professor
he would be well qualified as a spokesman for basic academic science.
Among his many achievements, Dr. Cotton was the recipient of the National
Medal of Science in 1982, as well as numerous other awards for scientific
accomplishment. He is also a member of the Texas National Research Laboratory
Commission on the Superconducting Super Collider.
As you can see from his resume, Dr. Cotton has been actively involved in
all aspects of science throughout his career. He could make a great
contribution to our Nation if appointed to this Council.
I hope that you will give him your highest consideration. If you would
like any more information about Dr. Cotton, please let me know.
Sincerely,
Barten
Joe Barton
ember of Congress
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