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created DEA [Drug Enforcement Administration] occurred, the
selection of [John R.] Bartels, the selection of [Robert L.]
DuPont, the dealing of initiatives and trying to catch up with the
new Department of Justice. You know, they went through same
Attorney Generals rather rapidly. There will be almost nothing in
the way of correspondence with [Elliot L.] Richardson. Richardson
did nothing in the way of contact with the White House; he ran an
independent entity and there was very little give and take.
You'll find almost, you'll find memos that asked them to do
things, and there will be no response in the file. Then, you'll
find, when [William B.] Saxbe got on, a lot of mail going that
way, saying "Here's what we're doing," "here's why," "I need your
help on this," "I need your help on that," and it will start being
directed also to Silberman, up until August 9. A lot of mail
going to Silberman, [but] almost none with Treasury because of the
reorganization. There are a couple of other new topics that we
did: privacy will all be in there, in mine, and there's a
Domestic Council Committee on privacy that [Philip W. ] Buchen was
doing work on. Now I don't know what, whether you get the Vice
President's papers.
TG:
No, no.
GS:
O.K.
TG: [Gerald R.] Ford's papers are his own
GS:
O.K., O.K.
TG:
.
as is the case with every Vice President.
GS: Then you'll see probably half the correspondence on privacy and
almost all of it on campaign reform. Now, once we move past the
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