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B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 17, 1983
don't an MKD
Dear Mr. Dailey:
Thank you for your recommendation of Rich Graser which
Mike Deaver has asked me to take care of. We appreciate
your son-in-law. recommending individuals as well qualified as your
Unfortunately, because of staff changes at the Environmental
Protection Agency, the job which Mr. Graser had been slotted
for has not materialized. However, I have spoken with him
and am assisting with his search for another Congressional
Affairs post, perhaps at the Department of Transportation.
Let's hope something commensurate with his background de-
velops. Thank you again for writing.
Sincerely,
J.J.D. Sharp T.A.D. Tharp
Mr. Patrick Dailey
President
Candidates' Outdoor Graphic Service
1041 Old Country Road
Belmont, California 94002
January 21, 1983
COGS
CANDIDATES'
OUTDOOR
GRAPHIC
Mr. Michael Deaver
SERVICE
Assistant to the President and
1041
OLD COUNTY ROAD
Deputy Chief of Staff
BELMONT,
The White House
CALIFORNIA 94002
Washington, D.C. 20500
(415) 592-1567
or 851-1322
Dear Mike:
It's maybe a pretty tenuous chip to call in but
I'm hoping you may recall the days when COGS
worked effectively with you and your brother, Bill, Pete
Hannaford, et al. in many a worthy G.O.P. campaign.
Our daughter, Joanna, besmirched the family escutcheon by
marrying a Republican, Lyle Richard Graser, -- but it turns
out he's a pretty decent sort despite his handicap!
Rick, who first came to Washington from Nebraska in the late
sixties with Senator Hruska, has extensive experience in the
capital in both the public and private sectors. He's acquired
a great deal of savvy in the Executive Branch as well as on
the Hill.
He has been offered a job with the Administration which
apparently requires some sort of White House clearance. I
would certainly appreciate it if you could somehow find the
time to help expedite this procedure. You would be inducting
a very dedicated, loyal and capable person into your Administration
and, at once, you would have a long, strong mortgage on COGS!
Enclosed is a copy of Rick's resume.
It's nice to have had this occasion to be in contact with you
again, Mike. We have taken a great deal of pleasure and pride
in witnessing from afar your ascent to the vital position you
now hold.
get w Rita for
Sincerely,
your enclosure 6 their
Patrick Daily Patrick Dailey
President
PDD/adh
LYLE R. (RICK) GRASER
1884 Columbia Road, N.W.
Town House # 1
Washington, D.C. 20009
(202) 265-0839
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
June, 1982 - Present/
Independent Consultant
March, 1980 -
February, 1981:
Established and operated consulting business offering clients specialized
services in political campaign financing, political action committee (PAC)
organization and fundraising, and association management. During 1980
and 1982 elections, consulted primarily with a California-based political
advertising firm representing numerous candidates for local, state and
federal office.
February, 1981 -
Legislative Director for U.S. Senator
May, 1982:
Jeremiah A. Denton (R-Alabama)
Organized, managed and coordinated all legislative functions of the Sena-
tor's office. Assigned specific areas of responsibility to members of
the legislative staff and supervised all special projects. Authored, or
reviewed and edited, all paperwork (memos, speeches, draft legislation,
etc.) originating in the legislative section.
Assisted the Senator in his preparation for committee hearings, Senate
floor proceedings and public appearances; advised on Senate rules and
parliamentary procedure; and helped determine legislative priorities.
Duties also included all routine legislative staff work: e.g., meeting
with, and addressing the needs of, constituents; coordinating the Senator's
legislative interests with state and federal agencies; and synchronizing
the Senator's specific legislative responsibilities and requirements with
the Senate leadership, the White House and appropriate executive agencies.
October, 1978 -
Staff Director, State Relations Department,
March, 1980:
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Managed all facets of ATLA's state relations activities in liaison with
more than 50 state and local trial bar organizations. Was responsible for
instituting and implementing projects and programs designed to strengthen
the state organizations and ensure a continuous communications link be-
tween the states and the national organization. Maintained contact on a
regular basis with the officers of ATLA and the officers and staffs of
the state associations. Taught fundraising techniques to state and local
trial bars.
Was responsible for preparation and management of departmental budget of
$300,000 per year. Supervised a staff of seven, including four profes-
sionals and three clerks.
Specific programs included planning and conducting legal educa-
tional seminars for state trial bars; coordinating workshops on
association management; and establishing a "clearing house" for
the exchange of pertinent information with and among the state
associations.
Encouraged and assisted with the establishment of state PACs and
the implementation of a joint political fundraising program involv-
ing both state and national organizations. This program raises
more than $1,000,000 per year.
August, 1977 - Western Regional Coordinator, State Relations Department,
October, 1978: Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Coordinated national association activities in a 14 state region.
Assisted the state associations in increasing their strength in the
areas of membership promotion, legislative activity, and political
action fundraising.
Conducted regional meetings offering workshops on association man-
agement, lobbying techniques, legislative planning, PACs, leader-
ship training, and membership promotion.
Was instrumental in forming the nation's largest state trial bar
PAC, California Trial Lawyers Political Action Committee (CTL-PAC).
With the departure of my supervisor in June, 1978, I assumed his
duties and responsibilities. Named Acting Director in August, 1978,
and promoted to Director in October, 1978.
October, 1976 - Central Regional Coordinator, State Relations Department,
August, 1977:
Association of Trial Lawyers of America
Duties same as those of Western Regional Coordinator, but applied
to the 15 state mid-western region.
1971 - 1976:
Clerk for Minority Secretary,
United States Senate
Was responsible for daily operation of the Republican Cloakroom,
the principal source of information for Republican Senators and
their staffs concerning past, pending and prospective legislation
on the Senate floor. Supervised a staff of 15, including 12 Senate
pages.
Analyzed and monitored legislation on the Senate floor; provided
legislative information to various congressional committees, govern-
ment agencies, and other interested parties; and assisted Minority
Secretary in scheduling floor speeches for Republican Senators.
Acquired a thorough working knowledge of Senate procedure and un-
derstanding of parliamentary procedure; proficiency in drafting
bills and amendments; ability to analyze quickly the implications
of a bill and to advise Senators and their staffs of its conse-
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quences; and ability to supervise employees and to organize an oper-
ation so that it most effectively serves the Senators who depend on
it. Worked with 38 Republican Senators--all with different person-
alities and varying levels of demands--and assisted them by provid-
ing legislative information, informing them of the Senate schedule,
pairing them for missed votes, and monitoring for them the legis-
lative measures before the Senate.
1969 - 1970:
Sergeant-at-Arms Staff,
United States Senate
Assisted the Sergeant-at-Arms in maintaining order and security in
and around the Senate Chamber.
1968 1969:
Research Assistant to U.S. Senator
Roman L. Hruska (R-Nebraska)
Read and clipped approximately 50 Nebraska newspapers per week.
Collected and maintained working files of information pertaining to
legislation and political events. Researched legislative issues.
1966 - 1968:
United States Marine Corps
Trained in Field Artillery. Served 13 months in Viet Nam. For six
months, served as artillery unit section chief. Supervised nine
man crew on combat alert during all fire missions, maintaining both
discipline and morale. Awarded Presidential Unit Citation; and Viet
Nam Campaign, Viet Nam Service, and Purple Heart Medals.
Prior to 1966: Various Part-time and Summer Jobs
Hired for first full-time summer employment at age of 13 to work in
a potato chip factory in Omaha, Nebraska. Continuing part-time em-
ployment through high school graduation, at times holding three jobs
simultaneously.
EDUCATION
South High School, Omaha, Nebraska
1962 - 1966
Montgomery College, Rockville, Maryland
1971 - 1974
Major: Political Science
University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
1974 - 1976
Major: Political Science
PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES WILL BE PROVIDED ON REQUEST.
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Dr ANdrEw GREEN
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TO: Bill Settmann
FROM:
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
Information
Action
Fel
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Andrew W. Green
Apartment 4E
8 Whittier Place
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
Telephone:
(617) 720 4181 (residence)
(617) 723 4700, Extension 428 (office)
BUSINESS PROFESSOR WITH INTERDISCIPLINARY BACKGROUND
(International Business, Management, Finance, Economics, Law)
EDUCATION
University of Pennsylvania, Ph. D., 1968,
International Relations.
University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School),
M.B.A., 1963, International Business.
University of Amsterdam (The Netherlands),
Diploma, Post-Graduate Course in European
Integration, 1967. (M. A. equivalent.)
Dickinson School of Law, LL. B., 1948
New York University, College of Engineering,
B. S. in Meteorology, 1944. (Attended while
on active duty in U. S. Air Force)
Princeton University, 1940-1943 (Class of 1944).
Left in junior year for military service with class
standing in upper fifth (honors). Major: architecture.
TEACHING
1982 to Date:
EXPERIENCE
Professor of International Business, School of
Management, Suffolk University, 8 Ashburton Place,
Boston, Massachusetts 02114. Advisor on
international aspects of curriculum on grant under
Title III of the Higher Education Act of 1965, with
teaching responsibilities in management and law.
1970 to 1982:
Professor, Department of Business Administration,
West Chester State College, West Chester, Pa. 19380.
Granted tenure, 1973, promoted to Professor, 1974.
Chairman of Department, 1975 to 1977 (14 teachers,
and 900 majors).
Andrew W. Green - Resume
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(West Chester State College - continued)
Taught the following courses: Principles of Management,
Introduction to Business, Principles of Economics I
(microeconomics), Principles of Economics II (macro-
economics), International Economics, Corporate Finance,
Investments, and Business Law.
Faculty activities: Faculty Senate, Delegate to State
Assembly of faculty union (4,000 members), Member of
Executive Committee of local union chapter, elected to
College Curriculum Committee.
1973 to present:
Adjunct Professor, Delaware Law School, Widener
University, Wilmington, Delaware 19803.
Taught the following courses: Sales, Negotiable Instruments,
Secured Transactions, International Business Transactions,
Public Utility Law, International Law, Local Government
Law, Jurisprudence, and Administrative Law.
OTHER
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE
1969 to 1971:
Research Associate, Foreign Policy Research Institute,
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. 19104.
Residence in Brussels. Represented Institute in
dealing with American embassies, international organizations
(NATO, SHAPE, OECD), research institutes (Atlantic
Council, ISI, Chatham House), European universities
and European foreign ministries. Projects included:
NATO, European defense, Brazil.
1967 to 1969:
Research Associate, Center for Strategic and International
Studies, Georgetown University. Residence in Brussels.
Work similar to that with Foreign Policy Research Institute
Projects included: NATO, Portugal.
1966 to 1967
Graduate study, Europa Instituut, University of Amsterdam,
Andrew W. Green - Resume
Page 3
The Netherlands. Worked on European-type corporation
with Prof. Pieter Sanders of the Rotterdam School of
Economics.
1965 to 1968.
Graduate study on doctorate at University of Pennsylvania.
1964.
Associate Counsel (home office). General Accident Insurance
Group, Philadelphia, Pa.
1961-1963.
Graduate study, Wharton School, M.B.A.
1951-1961.
Private law practice, Harrisburg, Pa.
1950-1951.
Administrative Assistant to Director, Bureau of
Transportation, Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission,
Harrisburg, Pa.
MILITARY
Captain, U.S.A.F., Weather Service, 1943-1946
SERVICE
PERSONAL Born, May 17, 1923, married, good health, U.S.
citizen, no dependent children.
LANGUAGES Fluent French, good Portuguese, some Dutch, Spanish,
Italian.
GUEST
Universiteit Ketholiek te Leuven (Belgium)
LECTURER Escola Superior de Guerra (Brazil)
Universitat des Saarlandes (Germany)
MarieHaps Institut (Belgium)
PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES
Member, Program Committee (1982 to present), Eastern
Economic Association.
Andrew W. Green - Resume
Page 4
(Professional Societies - continued)
President, Northeastern Regional Business Law
Association, 1979-1981.
Member, Academy of International Business.
REFERENCES
Dr. Richard McDowell, Dean
School of Management
Suffolk University
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
Dr. Benjamin Perles, Professor
Department of Management
Suffolk University
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, Massachusetts 02114
Dr. Kenneth L. Perrin
Interim President
West Chester State College
West Chester, Pa. 19380
Dr. Philip D. Smith, Professor
Department of Languages
West Chester State College
West Chester, Pa. 19380
Hon. Faith Whittlesey
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dr. Myles Martel
Speech Consultant to the President
One Aldwyn Center
Villanova, Pa. 19085
Hon. Richard T. Schulze
U. S. House of Representatives
Washington, D.C. 20515
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY - ANDREW W. GREEN
1982
Bankers Magazine. Recommended Changes in Banking
Regulation and Monetary Control Laws. Vol. 165, No. 5
(Nov. -Dec., 1982), p. 42.
1981
Midwest Law Review. Professional Earnings and Working
Conditions of the Full-Time Business Law Teacher, Vol. 1,
No. 1, p. 65
1978
American Journal of International Law. Book Review.
L'entreprise multinational face au droit. (Claude Lazarus,
Charles Leben, and Bernard Verdier.) Paris: Librairie
Technique, 1977). Vol. 82, No. 3, p. 690.
1977
Business Law Review. Degree Qualifications of Business
Law Teachers. Vol. 10, No. 1, (Spring, 1977), p. 14.
1975
Pittsburgh Legal Journal. Enforcement of Ethical Standards of
the Bar of Pennsylvania. Vol. 123, (July, 1975), p. 3.
1973
Dictionary of American History. International Court of
Justice. (1976 Edition.)
1971
Politique Etrangere. Un point de vue americaine sur l'Europe.
Vol. 38, No. 1, p. 25.
1969
Orbis. Monnet and European Integration. Book Review. Vol.
13, No. 2 (Summer, 1969), p. 635.
Journal of Common Market Studies. Functionalism: A Tool
and Not a Forecast. Vol. 8, No. 1 (Sept., 1969), p. 50.
Portuguese Africa: A Handbook. London: Pall Mall, and
New York: Praeger, 1969. Author of Chapter 15, "Portugal
and the African Territories, Economic Considerations."
Eds. David M. Abshire and Michael Samuels, p. 345.
Political Integration by Jurisprudence: The Work of the
Court of Justice of the European Communities. Leiden:
Sijthoff, 1969. 846 pp. (Required holding of British
law school libraries under the list prepared by the Society of
Public Teachers of Law.)
1959
Journal of the American Institute of Architects. Architect-
Engineer Relations. (Co-author.) November, 1959, p. 14.
Andrew W. Green - Selected Bibliography - continued
Page 2
Journal of the American Institute of Architects. Arbitration
for Architects. (Co-author) October, 1959, p. 58.
Journal of the American Institute of Architects. When in
Doubt, Pay Overtime. April, 1959, p. 59.
1952
Dickinson Law Review. The Administrative Order: The
Distinction between its Interpretation and its Amendment.
Vol. 56, p. 444.
1950
Dickinson Law Review. Payment of Life Insurance Premiums
through an Agent in Pennsylvania. Vol. 54, p. 304. (Digested
in CCH Digest of Legal Periodicals, June, 1950, p. 2072,
Sec. 2042.)
1949
Plain Talk. The Danger in the Middle of the Road. March,
1949.
1946
Journal of the American Institute of Architects. Architecture,
Taste and Style. March, 1946.
RESEARCH REPORTS SPONSORED BY THE AMERICAN BUSINESS
LAW ASSOCIATION ON TEACHING CONDITIONS IN SCHOOLS OF
BUSINESS IN THE UNITED STATES.
Committee on Economics of the Business Law Teacher. (William G.
Elliott, Andrew W. Green and Robert N. Corley, members.) Report
of Committee entitled "Professional Earnings and Working Conditions
of the Business Law Teacher. " 92 pp. Research design by Elliott,
Green and Corley. Computer summaries of questionnaire returns done
by William G. Elliott. Text of Report and preparation of tables in report
by Andrew W. Green. (Prof. Corley is Past President of the ABLA.
and Prof. Elliott is current President of the ABLA.) Report presented
to the Annual Meeting of the ABLA in San Francisco, August 1980.
Survey of Business Law Teaching in the United States, 1974-1975.
This research project was done without committee members
or collaborators. The Analysis of Responses was published by the
Department Publication Fund of the Department of Business and
Economics of West Chester State College, West Chester, Pa. 19380.
(481 responses received.) Publish Analysis contains 16 pages of
text, and 39 tables. Prof. Dugald G. Hudson (Georgia State), Past
Executive Director of ABLA called this Survey "the finest study of
business law teaching I have seen in more than twenty years in the field. "
Andrew W. Green - Selected Bibliography - continued
Page 3
MONOGRAPHS
The Money and Banking System of Libya. (Senior Co-author.) West
Chester: West Chester State College, Department Publication
Fund, 1977. (97 pp text., 8 graphs, 69 tables, 11 pp. bibliography,
and 23 pp. or appendices.)
PAPERS PRESENTED TO PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEETINGS
Date
Society and Meeting
Title of Paper
March, 1983
Eastern Economic
Money as a Function of Real
Association, Boston
Wealth
May, 1982
Eastern Economic
The Current Crisis of Banking
Association,
Regulation
Washington
August, 1980
American Business
Business Law Instruction
Law Association,
in Relation to the New Syllabus
San Francisco
of the Business Law Part of the
Uniform C.P.A. Examination
March, 1979
Second Anglo-American
A Comparison of Business
Conference on Business
Law Teaching in the United
Law, College of
State and in the United Kingdom
William and Mary,
(Published as a monograph,
Williamsburg
May, 1979.)
April, 1977
Eastern Economic
The Money and Banking System
Association, Hartford
of Libya
April, 1976
Eastern Economic
The Failure of Economics
Association, Bloomsburg
January, 1976
Northeastern Regional
Textbook Selection by Business
Business Law
Law Teachers
Association, New York
STATE CAPITOL
SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA 95814
(916) 445-9600
California State Senate
COMMITTEES:
FINANCE
RITY BANK BUILDING
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIC
JLTON MALL
HEALTH AND WELFARE
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA 93721
THE
STATE
(VICE CHAIRMAN)
(209) 485-6260
SELECT COMMITTEE
POST OFFICE Box 249
19901 W. FIRST STREET. #2
SEAL STATES LEGIS CALIFORNIA of 1
RURAL ISSUES
HILMAR. CALIFORNIA 95324
JOINT LEGISLATIVE AUDIT
(209) 667-3781
COMMITTEE (VICE CHAIRMAN
JOINT COMMITTEE
POST OFFICE Box 3460
ON THE ARTS
11545 Los Osos VALLEY ROAD. #B1
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA 93403
JOINT COMMITTEE ON
(805) 549-3125
KENNETH L. MADDY
REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT
AND IMMIGRATION
SENATOR, FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
CALIFORNIA INFORMATION
SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION
CHAIRMAN
COMMITTEE (CHAIRMAN)
SENATE MINORITY CAUCUS
June 15, 1983
Thanks Biel TAD to
Mr. Mike Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff
Office of the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20515
Dear Mike:
Please add my name to those in support of the appointment
of Esther R. Greene to the position of U.S Treasurer
I'm sure you are well aware of her background and coupled
with her loyalty to the President, I believe she would be
an asset to the Administration.
Your every consideration is appreciated.
Sincerely,
A KENNETH L. MADDY
KLM fms
DEPARTMENT
OF
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State of California
CALIFORNIA
GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
SACRAMENTO 95814
GEORGE deukmejian
GOVERNOR
June 2, 1983
tile
The President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. President:
I have been informed that, after two years of fine
service to your Administration and our nation, Bay Buchanan
is leaving her post as Treasurer of the United States.
It is my pleasure to wholeheartedly recommend the
nomination of Esther Rushford Greene as Ms. Buchanan's
successor.
As you can see from the attached resume, Ms. Greene
has long been involved in federal, state and local civic and
community affairs and currently is the California Chamber
of Commerce's Director of Public Affairs.
Esther Greene has always carried out her important
responsibilities with dedication, enthusiasm, professionalism
and vigor. I am confident that Ms. Greene would admirably
serve the citizens of our great nation as Treasurer of the
United States and that she would be an outstanding credit to
your Administration.
Most cordially,
Seorg George Deukmejian
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Enclosure
CC: Edwin Meese
James Baker
Michael Deaver
John Harrington
RESUME
Esther Rushford Greene
4100 Folsom Blvd., Apt #6B
Sacramento, California 95819
916/731-8646 Home
916/444-6670 Business
PERSONAL DATA
Born:
Bakersfield, California
Married - no dependents
WORK HISTORY
August 1975 - Present
Director of Public Affairs, California Chamber
of Commerce
1973 - July 1975
Consultant, Political and Public Relations
Campaign Management, The Lyn Nofziger Company
May 1973 - December
Executive Director, Committee to Re-elect the
President, Sacramento County
1971 - 1972
Executive Director, Host Committee, Republican
National Convention, San Diego, California
1969 - 1971
Republican State Central Committee, Sacramento,
California - Convention Director and Special
Projects - Victory Squad Coordinator
1968
Public Relations, Nelson for Assembly Campaign,
Sacramento, California
1960 - 1968
Manager, Collections Department, A. J. Rushford
Company, Sacramento, California - self-employed
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
.Los Angeles High School , Los Angeles
John H. Francis High School, Los Angeles, California 1944
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California 1945 - 1946
American River College, Sacramento, California 1963 - 1964
EXPANDED RESUME
CALIFORNIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
August 1975 -
Director of Public Affairs. Responsible for legislation
Present
that deals with the election process, lobbying, political
reform and reapportionment. Responsible for corporate
employee programs which deal with economic education, poli-
tical education, political action. Legislative committee
responsibilities: Assembly - Elections and Reapportionment,
Ways and Means, and Governmental Organization; Senate -
Elections and Reapportionment, Governmental Organization,
Revenue and Taxation. Monitor Fair Political Practices
Commission (FPPC) a 5 person commission appointed to admin-
ister the Political Reform Act of 1974. Advise Chamber
members and staff on lobbying laws, election reform and
political implementations. Present testimony before legis-
lative committees and state agencies regarding Chamber posi-
tion concerning proposed legislation. Compile election year
candidate files, advise members and member organizations as
to philosophical leanings of candidates for Congress, State
Senate and Assembly. Serve as the Director of the Statewide
Public Affairs Committee which is made up of public affairs
officers of the major California corporations. Serve on the
advisory committee for United for California, the California
business PAC.
THE LYN NOFZIGER COMPANY
January -
May 1975
Director of the Sacramento Science Center and Junior Museum,
Public Relations Program and Fundraising. Developed brochure,
press releases, obtained editorial endorsement both local
papers, public service spots radio and T.V., billboards and
marquees, major fundraising plan for Guild members which is
still in operation.
1974
Campaign Manager, Consumers for Needed Electric Power (Meas-
ure H, Sacramento Ballot) Established a campaign office,
supervised a staff of five. The major thrust was direct mail
and the speakers' bureau. I worked directly with the Sacra-
mento agency, Brown, Clark & Elkus.
1974
Consultant, Gordon Knapp for U. S. Congress Primary. With
Mr. Nofziger conducted monthly seminars regarding campaign
organization, finance and campaign policy. All day seminars
with campaign staff. Kick-off press conference.
1974
Consultant, Leo Thorsness for U.S. Senate, South Dakota.
Precinct, finance structure and campaign organization.
Developed forms and brochure regarding organization.
1974
Coordinator, fundraising events, Earl Brian Primary Cam-
paign. Very much the same as the Reinecke campaign.
1973
Ed Reinecke for Governor Campaign. The Nofziger Company
was under exclusive contract to the Reinecke Campaign when
I joined the firm. My assignment was that of State Finance
Director which included: coordinating fundraising events in
the 58 counties, working with the various county chairmen
in structuring events and implementing profitable functions.
Our office developed report forms for the county chairmen
and followed with each chairman to insure proper records
and reports were filed, did two major fundraisers - one in
Los Angeles and one in San Francisco. We combined counties
and in the year that we were with the Lt. Governor, struc-
tured over 44 events. I traveled with the Lt. Governor and
his family extensively in California.
The Nofziger Company has done "single event" fundraising,
has done reports and studies (non-political) for private
enterprise and has consulted on a short term basis with
other candidates and campaigns.
COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT THE PRESIDENT, SACRAMENTO OFFICE
1972
Executive Director. Committee to Re-elect the President,
Sacramento office. Staff of five: two secretaries, one
telephone supervisor, a precinct coordinator and a registra-
tion coordinator. We worked with an executive committee of
twentyfour under the direction of John Diepenbrock, General
Chairman of Sacramento. It was my responsibility to supervise
all Sacramento county activities. We involved over 3500
volunteers, developed a mailing list of 7000 and carried the
county for a Republican presidential candidate for the first
time in 50 years.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, SAN DIEGO
1971 -
1972
Executive Director. Republican National Convention, San Diego.
Develop and structure all host activities for delegates and
visitors to the Republican National Convention. This included
the Diplomats and International visitors. Develop statewide
tours and statewide committees such as women and youth com-
mittees. Provide for gift packages for each delegate (about
4000) such as flight bags and California products (wine, al-
monds, brancy, cheese, olives). These were obtained by con-
tacting businessmen throughout the state. It was our further
responsibility to arrange for a luncheon for women delegates,
to establish hospitality centers, drivers and transportation,
arrangements for charter flight landings and for welcoming
programs for delegations. This committee was under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Eleanor R. Ring, the former Republican
National Committeewoman from California.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
1969 -
1971
Convention and Special Projects Director. Republican State
Central Committee. This position offered an opportunity to
work in every phase of convention organization. We developed
a system to handle accounting and pre-registration. All
graphics were under my direction. Reservations for private
and public space were handled through our office including
major suite reservations. Entertainment, seminars, registra-
tion, VIP accomodations and staff assignments were part of
my responsibility. The convention theme and all programs
were in my domain. Budget was another important area and we
were able to realize a profit as a result of each meeting.
This assignment offered the opportunity to work closely with
ad agencies and printers from preliminary ideas and sketches
to the finished form. Our office contributed to the writing
of all kinds of volunteer recruitment and fundraising letters.
I also arranged for smaller meetings (the state committee meet-
ings consisted of about 1500 guests) and seminars.
1969
Victory Squad Coordinator. Republican State Central Committee.
This assignment is the election day "turn out the vote" effort.
I have had this assignment for special elections as well as
general elections. This is primarily an organizational job.
It is necessary to collect the necessary materials such as:
walking lists, maps, instruction sheets for a given area,
usually a county. Sometimes this included two or three Assem-
bly districts and sometimes only one. In any event, volunteer
recruitment is the order of the day. This is done through
mailing, telephone banks and by contacting volunteer organiza-
tions. Headquarters are established throughout the county and
volunteers are directed to the headquarters nearest their home.
Here they are given material, trained and sent to the precincts
to encourage selected voters to vote. Between 900 and 1500
volunteers are usually involved.
Mr. Ed DeBolt, then Executive Director of the Republican State
Central Committee was my direct superior.
NELSON FOR ASSEMBLY
1968
Public Relations. Nelson for Assembly. I handled scheduling,
represented the candidate when necessary, directed all special
events, fundraisers and acted as editor of the candidate's
newsletter. Press releases were also a part of my responsibil-
ity. I acted as the candidate's personal aide. I worked
under the direction of the candidate.
A. J. RUSHFORD COMPANY
1960 -
1968
Collections Manager. *A.J. Rushford Company. As in any small
business I hired, fired, contacted clients, did daily book-
keeping and trained new employees. At times I directed a staff
of four (bookkeeper, collector and two typists) and at times
I did the collecting myself and worked with a single typist.
Locating assets, filing the legal papers were a part of my
responsibilities. *A family owned company.
MEMBERSHIPS
Sacramento Junior Museum Guild
Board of Directors and President
Exchangette Club, Sacramento
President
Public Relations, March of Dimes
Birth Defect Clinic, 1966
Symphony League, Sacramento
Public Affairs Council, Los Angeles
Public Affairs Council, San Francisco
Bicentennial Commission, Sacramento
Lincoln Club, Sacramento
California Republican State Central Committee
Republican Women
REFERENCES
Congressman Clair W. Burgener
John T. Hay
343 Cannon House Office Building
Executive Vice President
Washington, D.C. 20515
California Chamber of Commerce
1027 10th Street (PO Box 1736)
Michael K. Deaver
Sacramento, California 95808
Assistant to the President
and Deputy Chief of Staff
Edwin Meese, III
The White House
Counsellor to the President
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20500
Governor George Deukmejian
State Capitol
Eleanor Ring Storrs
Sacramento, California 95814
801 Tolita
Coronado, California 92118
Senator Pete Wilson
Senate Office Building
Washington, D.C. 20510
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES VOLUNTEER
Reagan for Governor - 1964
Volunteer Headquarters Chairman
Reagan for Governor - 1968
Publicity Chairman
Finance Committee - Sacramento County
Reagan for President 1975-76
Executive Director Sacramento Campaign
Aide to California Delegation - Kansas City Convention
Reagan for President 1979-80
Chairman - Sacramento Campaign
Finance Chairman, Sacramento Campaign
California Delegate - Detroit Convention
since 1964.
and active involvement in Republican Candidate Campaigns every election year
Served as Chairman or Co-chairman of at least 5 campaigns as staff in as many
or more and on the steering and letter head committee of too many to mention.
1984
Presidential appointment
Intergovernmental Advisory Council on Education
Wilson for U.S. Senate
Sacramento Finance Committee
Deukmejian For Governor
Co-chairman Northern California
Hallett for Lt. Governor
Finance Committee
STATE CAPITOL
COMMITTEES:
SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA 95814
California State Senate
FINANCE
(916)445-9600
GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATION
RITY BANK BUILDING
HEALTH AND WELFARE
JLTON MALL
FRESNO. CALIFORNIA 93721
OF
SENNIS
(VICE CHAIRMAN)
THE
(209) 485-6260
SELECT COMMITTEE
RURAL ISSUES
POST OFFICE Box 249
19901 W. FIRST STREET. #2
HILMAR. CALIFORNIA 95324
(209) 667-3781
SEAL STATE LEGIS CALIFORNIA INSTRUCTIONS THE
JOINT LEGISLATIVE AUDIT
COMMITTEE (VICE CHAIRMAN)
JOINT COMMITTEE
ON THE ARTS
POST OFFICE Box 3460
11545 LOS Osos VALLEY ROAD. #B1
JOINT COMMITTEE ON
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIFORNIA 93403
REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT
(805) 549-3125
KENNETH L. MADDY
AND IMMIGRATION
SENATOR. FOURTEENTH DISTRICT
CALIFORNIA INFORMATION
SYSTEMS IMPLEMENTATION
COMMITTEE (CHAIRMAN)
CHAIRMAN
SENATE MINORITY CAUCUS
siel
June 15, 1983
Thanks TAD
Mr. Mike Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff
Office of the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20515
Dear Mike:
Please add my name to those in support of the appointment
of Esther R. Greene to the position of U.S. Treasurer.
I'm sure you are well aware of her background and coupled
with her loyalty to the President, I believe she would be
an asset to the Administration.
Your every consideration is appreciated.
Sincerely,
KENNETH L. MADDY
KLM: fms
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RESUME
Esther Rushford Greene
4100 Folsom Blvd., Apt #6B
Sacramento, California 95819
916/731-8646 Home
916/444-6670 Business
PERSONAL DATA
Born: December 31, 1927
Bakersfield, California
Married - no dependents
WORK HISTORY
August 1975 - Present
Director of Public Affairs, California Chamber
of Commerce
1973 - July 1975
Consultant, Political and Public Relations
Campaign Management, The Lyn Nofziger Company
May 1973 - December
Executive Director, Committee to Re-elect the
President, Sacramento County
1971 - 1972
Executive Director, Host Committee, Republican
National Convention, San Diego, California
1969 - 1971
Republican State Central Committee, Sacramento,
California - Convention Director and Special
Projects - Victory Squad Coordinator
1968
Public Relations, Nelson for Assembly Campaign,
Sacramento, California
1960 - 1968
Manager, Collections Department, A. J. Rushford
Company, Sacramento, California - self-employed
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Los Angeles High School, Los Angeles, California, 1945
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, California 1945 - 1946
American River College, Sacramento, California 1963 - 1964
EXPANDED RESUME
CALIFORNIA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
August 1975 -
Director of Public Affairs. Responsible for legislation
Present
that deals with the election process, lobbying, political
reform and reapportionment. Responsible for corporate
employee programs which deal with economic education, poli-
tical education, political action. Legislative committee
responsibilities: Assembly - Elections and Reapportionment,
Ways and Means, and Governmental Organization; Senate -
Elections and Reapportionment, Governmental Organization,
Revenue and Taxation. Monitor Fair Political Practices
Commission (FPPC) a 5 person commission appointed to admin-
ister the Political Reform Act of 1974. Advise Chamber
members and staff on lobbying laws, election reform and
political implementations. Present testimony before legis-
lative committees and state agencies regarding Chamber posi-
tion concerning proposed legislation. Compile election year
candidate files, advise members and member organizations as
to philosophical leanings of candidates for Congress, State
Senate and Assembly. Serve as the Director of the Statewide
Public Affairs Committee which is made up of public affairs
officers of the major California corporations. Serve on the
advisory committee for United for California, the California
business PAC.
THE LYN NOFZIGER COMPANY
January -
May 1975
Director of the Sacramento Science Center and Junior Museum,
Public Relations Program and Fundraising. Developed brochure,
press releases, obtained editorial endorsement both local
papers, public service spots radio and T.V., billboards and
marquees, major fundraising plan for Guild members which is
still in operation.
1974
Campaign Manager, Consumers for Needed Electric Power (Meas-
ure H, Sacramento Ballot) Established a campaign office,
supervised a staff of five. The major thrust was direct mail
and the speakers' bureau. I worked directly with the Sacra-
mento agency, Brown, Clark & Elkus.
1974
Consultant, Gordon Knapp for U. S. Congress Primary. With
Mr. Nofziger conducted monthly seminars regarding campaign
organization, finance and campaign policy. All day seminars
with campaign staff. Kick-off press conference.
1974
Consultant, Leo Thorsness for U.S. Senate, South Dakota.
Precinct, finance structure and campaign organization.
Developed forms and brochure regarding organization.
1974
Coordinator, fundraising events, Earl Brian Primary Cam-
paign. Very much the same as the Reinecke campaign.
1973
Ed Reinecke for Governor Campaign. The Nofziger Company
was under exclusive contract to the Reinecke Campaign when
I joined the firm. My assignment was that of State Finance
Director which included: coordinating fundraising events in
the 58 counties, working with the various county chairmen
in structuring events and implementing profitable functions.
Our office developed report forms for the county chairmen
and followed with each chairman to insure proper records
and reports were filed, did two major fundraisers - one in
Los Angeles and one in San Francisco. We combined counties
and in the year that we were with the Lt. Governor, struc-
tured over 44 events. I traveled with the Lt. Governor and
his family extensively in California.
The Nofziger Company has done "single event" fundraising,
has done reports and studies (non-political) for private
enterprise and has consulted on a short term basis with
other candidates and campaigns.
COMMITTEE TO RE-ELECT THE PRESIDENT, SACRAMENTO OFFICE
1972
Executive Director. Committee to Re-elect the President,
Sacramento office. Staff of five: two secretaries, one
telephone supervisor, a precinct coordinator and a registra-
tion coordinator. We worked with an executive committee of
twentyfour under the direction of John Diepenbrock, General
Chairman of Sacramento. It was my responsibility to supervise
all Sacramento county activities. We involved over 3500
volunteers, developed a mailing list of 7000 and carried the
county for a Republican presidential candidate for the first
time in 50 years.
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION, SAN DIEGO
1971 -
1972
Executive Director. Republican National Convention, San Diego.
Develop and structure all host activities for delegates and
visitors to the Republican National Convention. This included
the Diplomats and International visitors. Develop statewide
tours and statewide committees such as women and youth com-
mittees. Provide for gift packages for each delegate (about
4000) such as flight bags and California products (wine, al-
monds, brancy, cheese, olives). These were obtained by con-
tacting businessmen throughout the state. It was our further
responsibility to arrange for a luncheon for women delegates,
to establish hospitality centers, drivers and transportation,
arrangements for charter flight landings and for welcoming
programs for delegations. This committee was under the
chairmanship of Mrs. Eleanor R. Ring, the former Republican
National Committeewoman from California.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
1969 -
1971
Convention and Special Projects Director. Republican State
Central Committee. This position offered an opportunity to
work in every phase of convention organization. We developed
a system to handle accounting and pre-registration. All
graphics were under my direction. Reservations for private
and public space were handled through our office including
major suite reservations. Entertainment, seminars, registra-
tion, VIP accomodations and staff assignments were part of
my responsibility. The convention theme and all programs
were in my domain. Budget was another important area and we
were able to realize a profit as a result of each meeting.
This assignment offered the opportunity to work closely with
ad agencies and printers from preliminary ideas and sketches
to the finished form. Our office contributed to the writing
of all kinds of volunteer recruitment and fundraising letters.
I also arranged for smaller meetings (the state committee meet-
ings consisted of about 1500 guests) and seminars.
1969
Victory Squad Coordinator. Republican State Central Committee.
This assignment is the election day "turn out the vote" effort.
I have had this assignment for special elections as well as
general elections. This is primarily an organizational job.
It is necessary to collect the necessary materials such as:
walking lists, maps, instruction sheets for a given area,
usually a county. Sometimes this included two or three Assem-
bly districts and sometimes only one. In any event, volunteer
recruitment is the order of the day. This is done through
mailing, telephone banks and by contacting volunteer organiza-
tions. Headquarters are established throughout the county and
volunteers are directed to the headquarters nearest their home.
Here they are given material, trained and sent to the precincts
to encourage selected voters to vote. Between 900 and 1500
volunteers are usually involved.
Mr. Ed DeBolt, then Executive Director of the Republican State
Central Committee was my direct superior.
NELSON FOR ASSEMBLY
1968
Public Relations. Nelson for Assembly. I handled scheduling,
represented the candidate when necessary, directed all special
events, fundraisers and acted as editor of the candidate's
newsletter. Press releases were also a part of my responsibil-
ity. I acted as the candidate's personal aide. I worked
under the direction of the candidate.
A. J. RUSHFORD COMPANY
1960 -
1968
Collections Manager. *A.J. Rushford Company. As in any small
business I hired, fired, contacted clients, did daily book-
keeping and trained new employees. At times I directed a staff
of four (bookkeeper, collector and two typists) and at times
I did the collecting myself and worked with a single typist.
Locating assets, filing the legal papers were a part of my
responsibilities. *A family owned company.
MEMBERSHIPS
Sacramento Junior Museum Guild
Board of Directors and President
Exchangette Club, Sacramento
President
Public Relations, March of Dimes
Birth Defect Clinic, 1966
Symphony League, Sacramento
Public Affairs Council, Los Angeles
Public Affairs Council, San Francisco
Bicentennial Commission, Sacramento
Lincoln Club, Sacramento
California Republican State Central Committee
Republican Women
REFERENCES
Jack Diepenbrock
Gordon Luce
Diepenbrock, Wulff and Hannigan
369 Silvergate Ave.
455 Capitol Mall #800
San Diego, CA 92106
Sacramento, CA 95814
Attorney General George Deukmejian
John T. Hay
3580 Wilshire Blvd.
Executive Vice President
Los Angeles, CA 90010
California Chamber of Commerce
1027 10th Street
Assemblywoman Carol Hallett
P.O. Box 1736
6817 Trudy Way
Sacramento, CA 95808
Sacramento, CA 95831
Eleanor Ring Storrs
801 Tolita
Coronado, CA 92118
POLITICAL ACTIVITIES VOLUNTEER
Reagan for Governor - 1964
Volunteer Headquarters Chairman
Reagan for Governor - 1968
Publicity Chairman
Finance Committee - Sacramento County
Reagan for President 1975-76
Executive Director Sacramento Campaign
Aide to California Delegation - Kansas City Convention
Reagan for President 1979-80
Chairman - Sacramento Campaign
Finance Chairman, Sacramento Campaign
California Delegate - Detroit Convention
and active involvement in Republican Candidate Campaigns every election year
since 1964.
Served as Chairman or Co-chairman of at least 5 campaigns as staff in as many
or more and on the steering and letter head committee of too many to mention.
1984
Presidential appointment
Intergovernmental Advisory Council on Education
Wilson for U.S. Senate
Sacramento Finance Committee
Deukmejian For Governor
Co-chairman Northern California
Hallett for Lt. Governor
Finance Committee
NEAL PEDEN
HOME ADDRESS
BUSINESS ADDRESS
453 Old Town Court
310 First Street SE
Alexandria, Va. 22314
Washington, D.C. 20003
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
January 1981 - Present
Director of Administration, Republican
National Committee.
Responsible for the administration of six major departments; legal,
accounting, personnel, building management, correspondence, and graphic
services, with a budget of $40 million. Coordinate all activities
relating to 400 employees. Provide all the back-up services to make
direct campaign operations and fundraising efforts run smoothly.
November 1980 - January 1981 Comptroller, Reagan-Bush Transition.
As chief finance officer, managed and controlled federal budget of $2
million. Implemented and coordinated GSA procedures with transition
financial accounting system. Hired and directed accounting staff and
operational personnel. Major accomplishments: for first time,
transition was brought in on time and under budget resulting in a net
savings to government of over a quarter of a million dollars.
March 1979 - November 1980 Reagan-Bush Campaign Deputy Treasurer.
Responsible for daily cost control and analysis for all of the state's
budgets, a total of over $4 million. Set up bank accounts and payroll in
50 states which complied with Federal Election Commission's regulations.
Coordinated installation of telephones, authorized transfers of all funds
between national budget and state funds.
Reagan for President, Administrative Assistant to the National Political
Director.
Located, managed, staffed and initiated operation of offices located in
Virginia and in Washington, D.C. Liaison for fifty states. Set up each
staff office, managed all state and tour budgets, accounted for all
expenditures to national treasurer. Organized and coordinated regional
political meetings.
January 1977 - February 1979 Administrative Assistant to Political
Director, Republican National Committee.
Devised and implemented bookkeeping system to handle contributions made
by the Republican National Committee to each federal campaign in the
nation. Coordinated field reports of each Republican regional political
director in the United States, organized and controlled budget of
Political Director. Organized and participated in regional political
meetings. Coordinated and arranged regional Citizens for the Republic
seminars on the East Coast and Reagan fundraisers in the D.C. area.
Page 2
August 1975 - December 1976
Administrative Assistant, Reagan for
President.
Political and financial liaison for forty state campaign offices at the
national level. Facilitated the close-down of the campaign by providing
to FEC auditors campaign data and records.
January 1973 - July 1975 Staff Assistant, Congressman Trent Lott (R-Ms.)
Served as the Congressman's liaison to federal agencies for matters
dealing with constitutents' requests.
1966 - 1972
Purchasing Agent, Pat Harrison Waterway District.
Purchased all materials for the construction and maintenance of
Mississippi recreational parks. Handled bids, coordinated funding with
federal agencies, such as Bureau of Outdoor Recreation, Corps of
Engineers, and Department of Agriculture.
RELATED PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Member, Advisory Committee on Rape Prevention and Control, Health and
Human Services, 1982-1983.
Member, Women's Rights National Historic Park Advisory Commission,
Department of Interior, 1981 - 1986.
EDUCATION: 1977 Campaign Management College
1948 Mississippi State College for Women
PERSONAL
Born: 6-20-30
Health: Excellent
Marital Status: Divorced, one son, age 22
REFERENCES
Ed Meese
Counselor to the President
Honorable Trent Lott (R-Ms.)
White House
Rayburn House Office Building
Verne Orr
Richard Richards
Secretary of Air Force
Chairman
Department of Defense
Republican National Committee
VITA
Name: Elizabeth Flores Burkhart
Address: 815 "C" Street, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003
Date and place of birth: July 19, 1935 - Waelder, Texas
Colleges/Schools Attended:
Degree
Field
Pan American University
-
Midwestern University
Music
B.A.
University of Houston
English
-
Southwestern Graduate School
Elementary Ed.
Diploma
of Banking (out of SMU)
Banking
Houston Baptist University
M.B.A. - 9/77
Management
Positions held:
Elementary School Teacher
Houston Independent School District
Research Assistant/Associate
Texas Commerce Bank
Assistant Vice President, Research
Texas Commerce Bank
Controller
George Bush for President
Deputy Treasurer
Reagan-Bush Committee
Controller
Transition Foundation
Assistant Deputy Administrator
for Resource Management
Office of the Administrator
Veterans Administration
Associate Deputy Administrator
for Information Resources Management
Office of the Administrator
Veterans Administration
Member, National Credit Union Administration
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 1, 1983
1 48380
T.A.D.:
Would you please check on this for
MKD and let me know the status as
soon as possible.
Thanks
WILLIAM F. SITTMANN
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name
Withdrawer
DEAVER, MICHAEL: FILES
KDB 8/17/2011
File Folder
FOIA
PERSONNEL 1983 A-G [GQ-GZ]
F97-0066/19
COHEN, D
Box Number
52
134
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LETTER
1 5/25/1983 B6
ESTHER GREENE TO DEAVER
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name
Withdrawer
DEAVER, MICHAEL: FILES
KDB 8/17/2011
File Folder
FOIA
PERSONNEL 1983 A-G [GQ-GZ]
F97-0066/19
COHEN, D
Box Number
52
134
DOC Document Type
No of Doc Date Restric-
NO Document Description
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tions
5 LETTER
2
ND
B6
FROM E. GREENE
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
343 CANNON HOUSE OFFICE BUILDING
DISTRICT OFFICES:
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515
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880 FRONT STREET
COMMITTEE:
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA 92188
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Congress of the United States
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SUBCOMMITTEES:
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ENERGY AND WATER DEVELOPMENT
INTERIOR
House of Representatives
MAXINE GREEN
DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE
HARRY COMPTON
CLAIR W. BURGENER
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
43D DISTRICT, CALIFORNIA
NOV 5 1982
148380
November 2, 1982
The Honorable Ronald W. Reagan
The President of The United States
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20515
Dear Mr. President:
It is my understanding that Bay Buchanan will soon be resigning her position
as Treasurer of the United States after rendering distinctive service during
this Administration.
The purpose of my letter is to recommend, with all the enthusiasm I can muster,
Mrs. Esther R. Greene of Sacramento, California, for your consideration to be
nominated as Treasurer of the United States.
For your consideration and that of your staff, I enclose a resume of Mrs. Greene's
backgound and experience. She is the current Director of Political Affairs for
the California Chamber of Commerce headquartered in Sacramento, California.
Over the years, Esther Greene has held a number of high positions in business
and the community, and in addition has held positions of extremely high volunteer
responsibilities for the Republican Party in her home State of California.
No one, in my opinion, has done more in a volunteer capacity to express the
benefits and philosophy of our Republican Party and to serve you Mr. President
with complete and total enthusiasm during your two terms as Governor, and your
current term as President of the United States.
If appointed I am certain that Esther Greene will serve this Nation and your
Administration with loyalty, a high degree of professionalism and true distinc-
tion.
Chair
CLAIR W. BURGENER
Member of Congress
CWB:bh
Enclosure
bcc: Esther R. Greene
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name
Withdrawer
DEAVER, MICHAEL: FILES
KDB 8/17/2011
File Folder
FOIA
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F97-0066/19
COHEN, D
Box Number
52
134
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tions
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MEMO
1 11/3/1983 B6
THARP TO BILL SITTMANN RE E. GREENE
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name
Withdrawer
DEAVER, MICHAEL: FILES
KDB 8/17/2011
File Folder
FOIA
PERSONNEL 1983 A-G [GQ-GZ]
F97-0066/19
COHEN, D
Box Number
52
134
DOC Document Type
No of Doc Date Restric-
NO Document Description
pages
tions
7 LETTER
2 7/5/1983 B6
GREENE TO DEAVER
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.