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    "ocrText": "Ronald Reagan Presidential Library\nDigital Library Collections\nThis is a PDF of a folder from our textual\ncollections.\nCollection: Deaver, Michael\nFolder Title: Resumes and\nRecommendations (January 1981-March\n1981) (3)\nBox: 55\nTo see more digitized collections\nvisit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library\nTo see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories\nvisit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection\nContact a reference archivist at: [email protected]\nCitation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing\nNational Archives\nCatalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/\nWITHDRAWAL SHEET\nRonald Reagan Library\nCollection: Deaver, Michael K.: Files\nArchivist: mjd/bcb\nFile Folder: Resumes - Recommendations - Jan-Mar 1981 [3 of 6]\nDate: 4/7/98\nOA 7621 10869\n9th 3/11/11\nDOCUMENT\nSUBJECT/TITLE\nDATE\nRESTRICTION\nNO. AND TYPE\n1. form\nPersonal Qualifications Statement re Eleanor Bate\nn.d.\nP6 B6\nKingsley (partial), 1p.\n((13)0/27/00\nRESTRICTION CODES\nPresidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]\nFreedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]\nP-1 National security classified information [(a)(1) of the PRA].\nF-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA].\nP-2 Relating to appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA].\nF-2 Release could disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the\nP-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA].\nFOIA].\nP-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information\nF-3 Release would violate a Federal statue [(b)(3) of the FOIA].\n[(a)(4) of the PRA].\nF-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information\nP-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or\n[(b)(4) of the FOIA].\nbetween such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA].\nF-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the\nP-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of\nFOIA].\nthe PRA].\nF-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of\nthe FOIA].\nC. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.\nF-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions\n[(b)(8) of the FOIA].\nF-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of\nthe FOIA].\nWITHDRAWAL SHEET\nRonald Reagan Library\nCollection: Deaver, Michael K.: Files\nArchivist: mjd/bcb\nFile Folder: Resumes - Recommendations - Jan-Mar 1981 [3 of 6]\nDate: 4/7/98\nOA 7621\nDOCUMENT\nSUBJECT/TITLE\nDATE\nRESTRICTION\nNO. AND TYPE\n1. form\nPersonal Qualifications Statement re Eleanor Bate\nn.d.\nP6\nKingsley (partial), 1p.\nRESTRICTION CODES\nPresidential Records Act [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]\nFreedom of Information Act [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]\nP-1 National security classified information [(a)(1) of the PRA].\nF-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA].\nP-2 Relating to appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA].\nF-2 Release could disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the\nP-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA].\nFOIA].\nP-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information\nF-3 Release would violate a Federal statue [(b)(3) of the FOIA].\n[(a)(4) of the PRA].\nF-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information\nP-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or\n[(b)(4) of the FOIA].\nbetween such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA].\nF-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the\nP-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of\nFOIA].\nthe PRA].\nF-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of\nthe FOIA].\nC. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.\nF-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions\n[(b)(8) of the FOIA].\nF-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of\nthe FOIA].\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 13, 1981\nMEMORANDUM FOR\nEd Gray\nFROM\nMike Deaver mile\nThis is an outstanding guy who has tried very\nhard to be helpful. Can't you use him someplace?\nSLGG Singer, Lewak, Greenbaum CERTIFIED E Goldstein PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS\nDAVID\nKRAJANOWSKI\nCPA\nWILLIAM D.\nSIMON\nCPA\nLORRAINE\nSCHULLER\nCPA\nJERRY J.\nMarch 5, 1981\nCORNWELL\nCPA\nHARVEY A.\nGOLDSTEIN\nCPA\nNORMAN L.\nGREENBAUM\nCPA\nBERNARD\nLEWAK\nCPA\nMr. Michael K. Deaver\nDeputy Chief of Staff and\nAssistant to the President\nThe White House\n1600 Pennsylvania Avenue\nWashington, D.C. 20006\nDear Mike:\nJust thought I'd drop you a note and keep you posted on some\nof my most recent political activities.\n1. I ran for Treasurer of the California Republican Party\nand lost to a six-year incumbent who had a list of\nsupporters that looked like Who's Who in Southern\nCalifornia Politics. I attended the convention with\nmy wife, daughter and sister-in-law and, even though\nI knew very few people there, captured 40% of the vote\nwhich, I have been told by a number of people, was\nexceptional.\n2. I note with interest the appointment of John Gavin\nas Ambassador to Mexico. I know John personally,\nbelieve he is very bright, and feel that it is a\npretty good appointment. Also, John happens to be\na client of our office.\n10960 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD\nSUITE 826\nLOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90024\nTELEPHONE (213) 879-3501\n477-3924\nORANGE COUNTY: 2001 EAST FOURTH STREET\nSUITE 200\nSANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA 92705\nTELEPHONE (714) 953-9734\nMr. Michael K. Deaver\nDeputy Chief of Staff and\nAssistant to the President\nThe White House\nMarch 5, 1981\nPage Two of Two\n3. I received a letter from Martin Anderson seven months after meeting\nhim and after calling him 15 times with no response. He indicated\nthat they found my proposal of interest and he forwarded it to\nEd Gray. So far I haven't heard from anyone but am still anxiously\nawaiting word. Please do what you can (if you can).\nThanks again for your help. Give my regards to Craig Fuller. Be talking\nwith you soon.\nRegards,\nSINGER, LEWAK, GREENBAUM & GOLDSTEIN\nHarvey H A. Goldstein\nHAG:LD\nMAD-FKE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 12, 1981\nMEMORANDUM FOR\nWendy Borchert\nFROM\nMike Deave mine\nSUBJECT\nJoseph Reed\nI feel strongly that we should find a spot for\nJoseph Reed. David Rockefeller has been very\nhelpful, particularly with the President's\nrequest to help Seaga in Jamaica. Let's find\na spot for him.\n1 CHASE MANHATTAN PLAZA\nNEW YORK, NEW YORK 10005\nFebruary 20, 1981\nThe President\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C. 20500\nDear Mr. President:\nSecretary Haig informed me of Mrs. Annenberg's appointment\nas Chief of Protocol. I have known Lee. for many years and I\nam confident that she will do an outstanding job. I will\ncertainly try to be of help to her in whatever way I can.\nPeggy and I are pleased that she and Walter will be joining us\nfor a luncheon in honor of Prime Minister Thatcher at our\nfamily's place in Tarrytown next Saturday.\nI continue to feel that my longtime associate and chief of\nstaff, Joseph Reed, could contribute importantly to the\nachievement of your foreign policy objectives. As I think you\nknow, he was a strong supporter of your candidacy and would\nserve you with enthusiasm. While there was much to recommend\nhim for the Protocol post in particular, I feel that his broad\nknowledge of world affairs and his outstanding management\nabilities would qualify him equally well to serve as your\nAmbassador to one of the European capitals such as Rome, Vienna,\nMadrid or Lisbon or an Asian capital such as New Delhi or\nDjakarta.\nI am actively pursuing the Jamaica Project which you asked me\nto undertake. I am currently organizing a Committee of out-\nstanding leaders from the private sector which will meet here\nin New York early next week. I also plan to meet shortly with\nPrime Minister Seaga in Kingston. I hope to have an\nopportunity to report to you on our progress upon my return.\nWith my warmest regards and best wishes to you and Nancy,\nSincerely,\nDain\nDavid Rockefeller\nCopy: The Honorable Alexander M. Haig, Jr.\n1 CHASE MANHATTAN PLAZA\nNEW YORK, NEW YORK 10005\nFebruary 20, 1981\nMr. Michael Deaver\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Mike:\nAs I know you can understand, I was disappointed\nthat the Protocol post didn't work out for\nJoseph Reed.\nI would appreciate your reviewing the attached\nletter to the President, which I hope you will\nbe kind enough to deliver to him.\nHaving worked so intimately with Joseph over the\npast twelve years, I feel confident that his\nmanagement ability and knowledge of international\naffairs could contribute importantly to the\nsuccess of the Administration's foreign policy\nobjectives.\nThank you again for your help.\nSincerely,\nI\nDavid Rockefeller\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 12, 1981\nMEMORANDUM FOR\nPendleton James\nFROM\nMike Deaver\nI would appreciate serious consideration of\nthis candidate.\nJay\nMEMORANDUM\nbefore\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nsur-\nWASHINGTON\ncandidate\nMarch 5, 1981\nMEMORANDUM FOR:\nMICHAEL DEAVER\nFROM:\nCHARLES P. TYSON crd\nSUBJECT:\nNorman Roberts\nAttached hereto is the resume of Norman Roberts. He is\ninterested in, and has been recommended for, the job of\nDirector of the Fish and Wildlife Service. Please note\nin his resume his political activities and long-time\nsupport for the President, his community activities, the\norganizations he belongs to, and his publications which\nshow him to be particularly qualified for the position.\nMRD\n-\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 12, 1981\nDear Mr. Smith:\nThank you very much for your letter and\nfor sharing with me your personal thoughts.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\nresume to Mr. E. Pendleton James, Director\nof Presidential Personnel, for review.\nI appreciate your interest in wanting to\nserve in the Reagan administration and wish\nyou good luck in your future endeavors.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. George D. Smith\n6301 Stevenson Avenue\nAlexandria, VA 22304\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 11, 1981\nDear Pat:\nThanks for recruiting for us. We appreciate\nthe time you took to pass along the infor-\nmation on James E. Stratton and Henry C.\nWinston. I have passed along a copy of your\nletter and the two business cards to Mr. Mel\nBradley, Senior Policy Advisor to the President.\nThanks again, Pat.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Pat Boone\n9255 Sunset Boulevard\nSuite 519\nLos Angeles, CA 90069\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 11, 1981\nDear John:\nThanks for writing me about Les Sanders.\nI'm sure Bob Garrick has passed along his\napplication and resume to Mr. E. Pendleton\nJames, Director of Presidential Personnel.\nI appreciate your recommendation.\nThanks, too, for the congratulatory message.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. John W. Jachens\nAttorney and Counsellor at Law\nCourt Plaza Building\nSuite 408, 901 H Street\nSacramento, CA 95814\nMKD-FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 6, 1981\nDear Berg:\nI'm sorry to be SO long in letting you know I have\npassed on Bob Driscoll's name. We're right now\nbeginning the Ambassadorships. I'm still pushing\nTed for Kenya. Think I have an ally in Bill Clark\nwho is from Paso Robles and knows Ted and is Deputy\nSecretary of State.\nI'll keep you posted.\nAs always,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Berger C. Benson\nBerger Benson & Sons, Inc.\nP. 0. Box 5425\nSan Mateo, CA 94402\nMKD-FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 6, 1981\nDear Mr. Strenger:\nThank you for your letter and resume you\nforwarded to me on February 25th.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\ncomments and resume to Mr. E. Pendleton\nJames, Director of Presidential Personnel,\nfor review. I sincerely appreciate your\ninterest in the Reagan Administration.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Sanford Strenger\n287 Richardson Rd.\nRochester, N. Y. 14623\nMKD -FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 6, 1981\nDear George:\nShirley has handed me your letter and\nthe resume you sent on Mr. William J.\nKeese. I have taken the liberty of for-\nwarding it to Mr. E. Pendleton James,\nDirector of Presidential Personnel, for\nreview.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. George R. Steffes\n1024 10th Street\nSuite 333\nSacramento, CA 95814\nMKD-FILE MKD- FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 6, 1981\nDear Mr. Whiston:\nThank you for your letter and resume.\nMr. Holmes Tuttle had also handed me a copy\nduring his recent visit to the White House.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\ncorrespondence to Mr. E. Pendleton James,\nDirector of Presidential Personnel, for review.\nYou will be hearing from his office shortly.\nI appreciate your interest in the new Admin-\nistration.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. C. Richard Whiston\n112 East Victoria Street\nSanta Barbara, CA 93101\nResume\nC. RICHARD WHISTON\n112 EAST VICTORIA STREET\nSANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA 93101\nFebruary 13, 1981\nMr. Michael K. Deaver\nAssistant to the President &\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nThe White House\nWashington, D. C. 20500\nDear Mr. Deaver:\nJ. J. Hollister III, Esq. forwarded me a copy of\nyour letter to him of February 4th; thank you for\nyour consideration.\nI am taking the liberty of enclosing a copy of my\nResume and under separate cover and letter to\nMr. Meese, am forwarding him a copy of my Resume.\nThere is a very good possibility that within the\nnext week to ten days I will be in Washington for\nan appointment with William French Smith, the\nAttorney General. At that time I would like very\nmuch to contact your office through Congressman\nRobert J. Largomarsino and meet with you and\nMr. Meese.\nAgain, thank you for your consideration of these\nmatters.\nVery truly yours,\nCRW/jpc\nEncl.\nC. Richard Whiston VO\nCC: J. J. Hollister III, Esq.\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 5, 1981\nDear Mr. Knapp:\nI would be personally grateful if you would\ninterview Sandy Sanders for employment with\nyou. He is a fine young man and has worked\nextremely hard for this Administration since\n1976.\nThank you.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. John Knapp\nGeneral Consel's Office\nHousing and Urban Development\nRm 10214\n451 7th St SW\nWashington, DC 20410\nMCD -FIRE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 5, 1981\nDear Mr. Fong:\nThank you for your letter to my wife re-\ngarding your niece, Miss Susan J. Wong.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\nletter and Miss Wong's resume to the Office\nof Presidential Personnel where consideration\nwill be given to her specific qualifications.\nI appreciate you bringing to my attention\nsomeone you feel highly qualified to serve\nin the Reagan Administration.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nPasmal nate:\nJack, I'll follow-ye on this\nMr. Jack W. Fong\nThe Continental House\n5770 Freeport Blvd. No. 55\nSacramento, CA 95822\nMKD-FINE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 5, 1981\nDear Jim:\nGood to hear from you after all this time.\nI'm sending your resume to Mr. E. Pendleton\nJames, Director of Presidential Personnel,\nand to Richard Schweiker, Secretary of Health\nand Human Services, to see if they have some-\nthing of interest to you. You should be hear-\ning from them shortly.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nDr. James F. Donovan, M.D.\nExecutive Vice-President\nMedical Director\nIMS United Kingdom Limited\nOld Malt House\n5 The Broadway\nAmersham\nBucks, HP7 OHL\nIMS\nIMS United Kingdom Limited\nAn International Medical Services Company\n20 February 1981\nMichael Deaver Esq\nOLD MALT HOUSE\n1st Floor\n5 THE BROADWAY\nWest Wing\nAMERSHAM\nBUCKS. HP7 OHL\nThe White House\nTel. A'sham 21182 Tlx. 83662\nWashington DC 20500\nUnited States of America\nDear Mike\nI spoke to your secretary today and she suggested I enclosed my\nresume to call it to your attention. As you may recall, we have\nknown your family for many years in practice in Bakersfield along\nwith many other of the Reagan staff, past and present.\nI am presently in the process of selling the Group of Companies of\nwhich I am co-owner. Although successful and profitable, a conscious\ndecision to leave this area of business has been made because of\nthe nature of the market, the geography of our operations and certain\npolitical considerations. From a personal point of view, I am anxiou\nto return to the United States after three years of living in England\nand operating our companies there and in the Middle East.\nSince I have read you are having difficulties filling certain positio\nwithin the administration I thought my resume, and as a past Reagan\nappointee in California, would be of interest to you. I am not sure\nthat based on the President's recent economic programme I can afford\nto work for the US Government. However, I would be more than happy\nto discuss any appointment that you think appropriate and beneficial\nto the administration.\nYours sincerely\nJames F Donovan M.D.\n1881 LEB 20 W 8 05\nEXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT\nMEDICAL DIRECTOR\nFull\nMarch 16, 1981\nDear Mr. Anton:\nMike Deaver has informed me of your interest in\nserving on an advisory board or commission.\nYour resume will be placed on file and you can be\nassured that you will be afforded careful considera-\ntion as we commence our effort to select individuals\nto serve in these most important positions.\nThe President greatly appreciates your expression of\ninterest relevant to serving in his Administration.\nSincerely,\nE. Pendleton James\nAssistant to the President\nOffice of Presidential Personnel\nMr. Jan Anton\nBusiness Properties\n9404 Genesee Avenue\nSuite 100\nLa Jolla, California 92037\nEPJ:da\nCC: Mike Deaver\nMKD-FIRE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 5, 1981\nDear Jan:\nGood to hear from you and that you're\ndoing SO well.\nI've sent your resume to Mr. E. Pendleton\nJames, Director of Presidential Personnel,\nto see if he can't match you up with some-\nthing. You should hear from him soon.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Jan R. Anton\nBusiness Properties\nSan Diego Office\n9404 Genesee Avenue\nSuite 100\nLa Jolla, CA 92037\nMRD-FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 5, 1981\nDear Charlie:\nThank you for your letter and very high\nrecommendation of Mr. W. Phillip Hefley.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding his\nresume to Mr. E. Pendleton James, Director\nof Presidential Personnel, for review.\nHe should hear directly from them.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Charles H. Price, II\nAmerican Bank\nArmour and Main\nKansas City, Missouri 64106\nMKD-FICE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 3, 1981\nDear Mr. Miller:\nThank you for your letter of recommendation\nfor Susan J. Wong. I have taken the liberty\nof forwarding it to Mr. E. Pendleton James,\nDirector of Presidential Personnel, for review.\nI appreciate you forwarding it to us.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Ralph E. Miller\nDirector of Personnel\nSt Francis Medical Center\n3630 East Imperial Highway\nLynwood, CA 90262\nMIKD-FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 3, 1981\nDear Mr. Griffin:\nThank you for your letter expressing\nan interest in the Reagan Administration\nIf you are interested in an Embassy position,\nI suggest you forward a resume to the White\nHouse Presidential Personnel office for their\nreview.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Steven Griffin\nBox 1950\nBeverly Hills, CA 90213\nDear Mr Deaver\nI have not been over to see Mr Hannaford.\nI can't figure out what I could do to\nhelp him. Don't hold it against me.\nI know you are 25 years along the\nabout your IBM days, your fights with\npath that I am headed. I remember reading\nMr Sears, and your extreme friendship\nwhen I was incarcerated in Staunton, Va.\nbefore the campaign began in August but 1980.\nI in sound health with a good\nMy cash position is almost zaro,\nmind am to stick to a job. Unfortunately I\nmust stick to the job and not try more. HARLING.\nCould you Fellows Let me work for\nthe new Mexican ambassador, Mr. Gavin?\nYou must remember that Mr Haig\nhas a really mean blue streak against\nme. You must also remember that\nI do not have sufficient working\ncapital to win a DC staff job. Mr.\nYou must also remember that\nReagan would like to see me no at\nleast 3,000 miles away, and\nCloser than the Star dust motel.\nPLEASE contact me if you\ncould help me get an embassy job.\nSleven Griffin\nBox 1950\n198 Beverly 6W Hills, 3 se Ca.\n90213\n213-340-1241\nMKD - FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nMarch 3, 1981\nDear Miss Hoffman:\nThank you for your letter and resume you\nforwarded. I have taken the liberty of\nforwarding it to Mr. E. Pendleton James,\nDirector of Presidential Personnel, for\nreview.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nSHIRLEY MOORE\nStaff Assistant to the\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMiss Patricia Hoffman\n1400 Esplanade, Apt. #B\nRedondo Beach, CA 90277\nFile\n2223 Delancey Place\nPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19103\nMarch 4, 1981\nDear Mr. Deaver:\nBy letter dated March 2, I have been informed by Mr. James\nthat I am still being considered for a position in the Administration.\nI hope that pursuant to your conversations with Doug Watts\nof Russo Watts & Associates you can support my application at\nthis time.\nVery truly yours,\nSteven Abrams\nSteven L. Abrams\nMr. Michael Deaver\nThe White House\nWashington, D.C.\nABRAMS, STEVENL.\n-\nJ\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nwashington\nWASHINGTON\nTO: Mike Deave\nFROM:\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nFROM:\nCRAIG L. FULLER\n() FYI\nInformation\n( ) Comment\nAction\nIt's been\nCraig Fuller\ndone\ncan't do this?\ndone\nDaniel T. Kingsley\nFile\n1225 19th Street, N.W., Suite 750\nWashington, D.C. 20036\n202/659-5750\nFebruary 27, 1981\nMr. Michael K. Deaver\n4521 Dexter Street, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20016\nDear Mike,\nEnclosed is Eleanor Kingsley's resume. It is\nfor your information and use as you feel appropriate.\nIt does not have to be sent to SBA.\nA GS-11 position has been identified at SBA for\nwhich she is qualified. All that needs to be done to\nclose the loop is for someone in the White House with\nauthority to place a call as soon as possible to the\nSBA transition contact for personnel, Bob Turnbull,\n653-6431 and say the following:\n1) Please hire Eleanor Kingsley for a GS-11\npermanent Schedule C appointment,\n2) Mrs. Kingsley has been qualified at this level,\n3) Discuss the matter immediately with Acting\nAdministrator, Roger Jones, who is familiar\nwith the background before taking final action.\nI am enclosing a card with the vital information\nif you need to give it to somebody.\nThis means a great deal to me and I really\nappreciate your help.\nSincerely,\nDar\nDaniel T. Kingsley\nELEANOR B. KINGSLEY\nphone call to:\nMr. Bob Turnbull at SBA\n653-6431\nTalking Points:\n1) Please hire Eleanor\nKingsley for GS-11\npermanent Sched. C\nappointment,\n2) Mrs. Kingsley is\nqualified at this\nlevel,\n3) Discuss matter immedi-\nately with Acting\nAdministrator, Roger\nJones, who is familiar\nwith background, before\ntaking final action.\nELEANOR B. KINGSLEY\n5805 Ogden Road\nBethesda, Maryland 20016\n(301) 229-6987\nOBJECTIVE:\nEntry-level or trainee position in management or administration of public or health\nprograms. Seek to use education in area of government and public administration or\nhealth management, as well as diversified background in administration of community,\neducation and health organizations.\nEDUCATION: Masters Program in Government and Public Administration, The American University,\nWashington, D.C. Course concentration in Health Management. Expect to complete\ndegree in 1981.\nBachelor of Arts in Government and Public Administration, The American University,\nWashington, D.C., 1979. Dean's List. (Attended Pomona College, Mills College and\nLewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, as well).\nUniversity of District of Columbia. Specialized training in Respiratory Therapy, 1977-78\nEXPERIENCE:\nThe Washington Heart Association, Women's Board, Headquarters Office, Washington, D.C.\nMember / volunteer worker of the Women's Board of this non-profit organization with responsi-\nbilities focusing on public relations, fundraising and coordination of clinic scheduling.\nServe in various public / media / community relations capacities providing communication\nregarding fund-raising activities of the association.\nWork with elected officials and community leaders in the organization of an annual fund-\nraising drive, producing over $200,000 yearly.\nClinical experiences include: monitoring and assisting in preventive heart disease clinics.\nAttended specialized training course at University of District of Columbia to enhance qualifi-\ncations and skills. Participated in the development and set-up of the health clinics.\n(1974 to present)\nThe Association of Junior Leagues of America, Washington, D.C. and Portland, Oregon\nCommunity Outreach Worker and Board Member of this national service organization. Served\nas Administrator or Assistant in health and educational programs.\nUniversity of Oregon Medical School - Directed collection, organization and classification\nof specimens for the genetics clinic at the medical school. Assisted in research program screen-\ning and evaluating entire families.\nHeart Clinic: Held complete responsibility for monitoring program of post-operative patients\nof Dr. Albert Starr. Assisted with inventory of the heart valve prosthesis; reviewed and eval-\nuated patients' progress, and charted and edited results on weekly basis.\nJewish Community Center - Teacher for President's Head Start Program, providing educa-\ntional training to low-income children.\nRecipient of a Meritorious Award for Service from Lady Bird Johnson.\n(continued)\nPAGE TWO\nELEANOR B. KINGSLEY\nEXPERIENCE (continued)\nThe Association of Junior Leagues of America\nTeacher Enrichment program for retarded children. Sought to increase the performance\nlevel of brain damaged children. Provided physical and mental therapy in field work situation.\nWas observed by special education students at Portland State College.\nStudied braille for the transcription of books designed for the blind.\nWoodstock Community Center, Portland, Oregon. Diagnostic Evaluator: Tested and screened\nunderprivileged and gifted children chosen for special classes.\nOregon Episcopal Church, Portland, Oregon\nDirected consignment program raising over $20,000 in funds for one program. (1967)\nActivities included: complete responsibility for managing auction of valuable antiques or other\nconsigned goods. Organized inventory, staff, program planning, budgeting, set-up, advertising\nand food service.\nFor six other years participated in the yearly consignment program in many areas. Provided\nspecial technical advice in areas of pricing of valuable antiques of furniture. Participated in\nrecruitment and training of sales force of as many as 20 volunteers; coordinated food services;\nmaintained inventory, consignee payments, pick up and delivery.\nOther Activities:\nCollector - 18th Century antiques, porcelains, furniture and Oriental rugs. Skilled in research-\ning, pricing and buying items. Attend auctions and purchase items in professional auction pro-\ngrams. Maintain library of reference books; continuously update materials. Own a substantial\ncollection of items.\nPolitical Volunteer - Former Precinct Committeewoman in Portland Heights District (Oregon)\nfor two years. Involved recruitment of volunteers and planning of activities.\nEarly business experience as Billing Specialist / Secretary, Maxant Machine Co., Ayer, MA.\nHandled revenue accounting, accounts receivable and payable. Fulfilled office functions such\nas typing, filing, organizing, answering telephones.\nASSOCIATIONS:\nElected member of the Board of Directors, Washington Heart Association\nElected member, Association Junior League of America\nAWARD:\nRecipient - Lady Bird Johnson Meritorious Award for services rendered in Head Start Program.\nAppointed precinct Committeewoman, Portland Heights District, Oregon.\nPERSONAL:\nExcellent health. Willing to travel. References available upon request.\nPersonal Qualifications Statement\nForm Approved.\nO.M B. Ho 50-A023\nAuno instructions Delore completing 10m\n& kind of position (1001 you are filing for 10' lille and number of announcement,\nDO NOT WRITE IN THIS BLOCK\nFOR USE OF EXAMINING OFFICE ONLY\nБ Options 101 which you wish 10 be considered 111 usled in the announcement,\nMaterial\nEnlered register\nAppor\nSubmitted\n3 work phone\nNonappor\nReturned\n2 Home phone\nPrumber\nArea Code\nPrumper\nExtension\nAIGO COOR\nNotations\n229-6987\n202\n301\n245-0464\n4 Prelerred litie (mark one)\n5 Other last names ever used leg. Maideni\nMrs\nMISS\nX\nBATE\nForm seviewed\nMs\nwe\nForm approved\n6\nName ilass Firsi Middlel\nANNOUNCEMENT NO.\nKINGSLEY Eleanor Bate\nEarned\nAug\nOption\nGrade\nPreference\nRating\nRating\nSlices accress 01 RFD no include apartment no. 18 any)\n5805 Ooden Road\nState\nZIP Code\n5 Points\nCity\n(Tent)\nBethesda,\nMD\n20016\n10 Points\n7 Legal or vring residence iStates\na Birthplace (City & State. or foreign country)\nComp Dis\nMaryland\nRidgewood, NJ\nOther\n9 Busin Gale (Month day. years\n10\n10 Points\nJune 13, 1933\nSTATEMENT NO.\n11 \" you nave eves been employed by the Federal Government as a civilian give your\nDisal\nhigness grade classification series and job title\nTechnical Information Specialist GS-1412-7\nBeing\nInvest-\nDates of service in that grade (Month day. and year) i\nInitials and date\ngated\nFrom 6/30/80\nTo present\n12 = you currently have an application on file with she Civil Service Commission for ap-\nTHIS SPACE FOR USE OF APPOINTING OFFICER ONLY\npointment 10 a Fede:2' position (2) list the name b1 the area office maintaining your\nPreference nas Deen verified through proof that the separation\napplication 101 the position for which you filed and 111 appropriate) (C) the date of\nwas under honorable conditions and other proof as required\nyour notice of rating 101 your identification number. and (e) your rating\npace; mid-level\n5-Point\n10-Point Compensable Disab\n10-Point Oine\nSignature and lille\n13 lowest Day or grade you will accept\n14 When will you be avail.\nable 10: work? (Month\nGRADE\nAgency\nDate\nPAY\nand yearl\ns\nper\nOR\nGS-13\n15 Are you available for temporary employment lasting\nres\nNC\nlt Are you interested 15 being considered 101 employment Dy\nYES\n(Acceptance or refusal of tem.\nA Less than 1 month?\nA State and local government agencies?\nX\n5\nporary employment will not\nalleci your consideration for\nB 1 to 4 months?\nB Congressional and other public offices?\nx\n,\nother appointments.)\nC 5 to 12 months?\nC Public international organizations?\nx\nX\n17 Where will you accept a job\nrts\nNO\n18 Indicate your availability for overnight travel\n19 Are you available for part-time post\ntions flewer than 40 hours per week)\nA in the Washington. DC Metropolitan area?\nX\noffering\nYES\nA No! available for overnight !!3YE!\nB Outside the 50 United States?\nX\nB 1 to 5 nights per month\nx\nA 20 or lewer hours per weeks\nx\nc Anyplace in the United States'\nx\nc 6 to 10 nights per month\nx\nB 21 to 31 hours per weeks\nx\nD 11 01 more nights per month\nX\nx\nD Only in especity locality\nC 32 to 39 hours per week?\n20 Veleran Preference Answe: all parts It a part does not apply 10 you. answer \"NO\"\nYES\nNO\nA Have you ever served on active duty in the United States millitary service? (Exclude tours of active duty for training in Reserves or National Guard)\nB Have you ever Deen discharged from the , ned services under other than honorable conditions (You may omit any such discharge changed to honorable or\ngeneral Dy a Discharge Review Board or similar authority 1\nIf 'YES' give details in item 35\nC Do you claim 5 point preference based on active duly in the aimed forces\nIf YES you will be required to furnish records to support your claim at the time you are appointed\nD Do you claim 10 point preference?\nIf YES check the type of prelerence claimed and complete and attach Standard Form IS -Claim for 10 Point Veteran Preference\" together with the p:oof\nrequested in that form\nType of Preference\nCompensable\nNon-compensable\nPurple Heart\nDisability\nRecipient\nSpouse\nWidow(er)\nMother\nDisability\nE LISI dates branch and serial number of all active service tenter \"N/A\" st not applicables\nFrom\nTo\nBranch of Service\nSerial or Service Number\nName ane address of employer S organization include ZIP Code 11 known)\nDates employed .give month and vtari\nAverage number \" hours De' net\nA\nDepartment of Education\nFrom\n6/80\nTo present\n40\nOffice of Special Ed. and Rehab. Services\nSalary or earnings\nPlace of employment\nOffice of Handicapped Individuals\nBeginning $13,925\nper yr\n3631 MES Bldg. SWul 300 MD Ave., DC 20202\nCity Washington\nEnding S\nper\nState DC\nExact litiz of your position\nName of immediate supervisor\nArea Code Tele ohone Number\nNumber and k:nd of employees you super-\nvised\nTechnical Information Spec.\nInez Fitzgerald\n2021\n245-0080\n3\n= business or organization manufacturing.\nIf Federal service. Civilian or military series. grade or rank. anc Date of\n:counting. social services. SIC.)\nYou: \"cason :or leaving\nlast promotion\nFederal Government\nGS-7\nIntern\nDescription of work ivescrice your specific duties responsibilities and accomplisments in ins ,001\nProvide technical assistance and information to individuals, foundations,\nuniversities and Government agencies on resources available to handi-\ncapped individuals within the United States. This requires a comprehen-\nsive working knowledge of the information services provided by a variety\nof Federal, State, local, and private resource organizations that serve\ndisabled persons.\nResponsibilities include up-dating and documenting presently available\nlocal information and referral resources and identifying other resources for\nfuture reference. Much of this work was carried forward through individual\ninitiative. Responsibilites also include analyzing and compiling this infor-\nmation for future publications.\nAdditional Accomplishments: Cataloging and indexing texts and reports for the\nlibrary, reviewing legislation and regulations through the Federal Register\nand other publications relevant to the handicapped. Maintaining a brief history\nof legislation to be used for future analysis and publications, and for use\nin response to Congressional, professional and consumer inquiries.\nKINGSLEY, Eleanor\nsame -nc sacress 01 employe s organization uncise it Looe if snown,\nDales empicyed igive month and years\nAvelage number 01 nours\nB\nThe Washington Heart Association\nFrom 1974 To present\nWomen's Board - Headquarters Office\nSalary or earnings\nPlace of employment\nWasnington, D.C.\nBeginning S\nCity Washington\nEnding $\nState\nExact litle of your position\nName of immediate supervisor\nLiea Code Telephone Number\nNumber and kind of employees yo\nVolunteer Worker\nvised\nMrs. Juan del Real 301\n983-1715\nKind of business of organization imanufacturing\nIf Federal service. Civilian Cf mintary selies. grade or rank. and date of\nYour reason for wanting to leave\naccounting social services eler\nlast promotion\nnon-profit\nDescription 01 work IDescribe your specific duties responsibilities and accomplishments in this 100 1.\nMember / Volunteer Worker of the Women's Board of this non-profit organiza-\ntion with responsibilities focusing on public relations, fundraising and\ncoordination of preventive clinic scheduling.\nSecured publicity for Heart Association, contact/11aison; fundraising, spon-\nsoring activities for crippled children. Communicated with other civic\norganizations to secure cooperation and support through advertise-\nments in the fund-raiser publication. Worked with elected officials\nand community leaders and assisted in organizing the fundraising drive\nwhich raised over $200,000.00 yearly.\nDUTIES & ACHIEVEMENTS:\nMonitored and assisted in the supervision of the preventive heart\ndisease clinics.\nAssisted with preparation of comprehensive media campaign for the\nHeart Association.\nNegotiated and secured contributions from businesses and individuals.\nMade recommendations to the Board many of which were adopted.\nSKILLS REQUIRED AND SUMMARY:\nGood verbal and written comunication skills.\nAbility to establish and maintain rapport with people at all levels,\nStrong skill in analyzing administrative problems, ability to make\nrecommendations.\nFifteen years experience in assisting with coordination of community\nbased programs.\nKnowledge of research and development methods in the planning of a\nhealth clinic.\nFor agency use (35111 coces\nKINGSLEY, Eleanor\nName and accress 01 employer s organization unclude ZIP Cooe if known)\nDates employed (give month and year)\nAverage number 01 nours it\nC\nFrom\n1959\nTo\n1977\n10\nThe Association of Junior Leagues of\nSalary or earnings\nPlace of employment\nAmerica\nBeginning $\nCity\nWash., D.C.\nWashington, D.C. and Portland, Oregon\nPortlan, Ore\nEnding $\nState\nExact lille of your position\nName of immediate supervisor\nArea Code Telephone Number\nNumber and kind of employees you su\nviseo\nCommunity Outreach Worker\nKind of business or organization tmanulacturing.\nIt Federal service. civilian or mintary series. grade or rank and date of\nYour reason for wanting to leave\naccounting. social services. etc)\nlast promotion\nnon-profit service\nDescription of work (Describe your specific duties. responsibilities and accomplishments in this 10b ,\nCommunity Outreacher Worker and Board Member of this national service\norganization. Served in volunteer capacities in numerous programs,\nsome of which are listed below:\nParticipated in nine-month course of instruction emphasizing the\norganization and management of community volunteer projects.\nUniversity of Oregon Medical School (2 year Federal Grant project)\nDirected the collection, organization and classification of speci-\nmens for the genetics clinic at the medical school. Was part of an\ninnovative research program involving screening and evaluating\nentire families. Research was conducted on a weekly basis and\nseveral follow-ups were conducted with each family.\nHeart Clinic\nMonitored post-operative patients of Dr. Albert Starr (at the\nUniversity of Oregon Medical School). Assisted with the inventory\nof the heart valve prosthesis. Reviewed and evaluated patients'\nprogress. Results were systematically charted and edited on a weekly\nbasis. Held complete responsibility for this work.\nJewish Community Center C 2 year Federal Grant project)\nTeacher for President's Head Start Program. Enabled low-income\nunderserved children to become part of outreach programs. Received\na meritorious award from Lady Bird Johnson.\nTeacher: Enrichment program for retarded children. The goal of\nthis program was to increase the performance level of brain damaged\nchildren. This involved physical and mental therapy and field\nwork. Students in special education classes at Portland State\nCollege were required to observe our teaching methods.\nStudied braille for the transcription of books designed for the\nblind.\nWoodstock Community Center (1 year), Portland, Oregon.\nDiagnostic Evaluator: Tested and screened underprivileged and\ngifted children chosen for special classes.\nKINGSLEY, Eleanor\nD\nName and accress 01 employer organization (include ZIP Code 11 known,\nDates employee love month and yea.\nAve:age number o! nou's De. wit.\nOregon Episcopal Church\nFrom 1960 To 1968\nSaiary 01 earnings\nAscension Chapel\nPiace of empio, ment\nPortland, Oregon\nBeginning $\nDe'\nCity\nEnding $\nDe'\nState\nExact 11118 of you' position\nName 01 immeđiate Supervisor\nArea Code Telephone Number\nNumber and kind of employees YOU suce.\nConsignment Program\nviseo\nkinc 01 business 0' organization imanufacturing\nIf Federal service civilian or military series grade 0' rank. and of\naccounting social services etc\nlast promotion\nyour reason for wanting , leave\nSocial Service\nDescription or work IDescribe you' specific duties responsibilities and accomplishments in this 100,\nParticipated in a yearly consignment sale program involving many areas of\norganizing, supervising and coordination of an auction sales program\nand inventory raising more than $20,000 yearly (for 8 years).\nServed as DIRECTOR (1967) of the program which involved full responsibility\nfor the following activities:\nDevelopment and monitoring of budget and maintaining records of inventory,\nconsignee payments, pick up and delivery.\nPlanned transportation routes and developed a volunteer system of\ntransportation.\nRecruited and trained a sales force of 20 volunteers.\nCoordinated all food service sales in the sales campaigns.\nFor agency use\nE\nName and address of employer organization inciude ZIP Code if known,\nDates employed give month and yea'.\nAverage number :'\nFrom 1956 To present\nOther activities\nSalary or earnings\nPidre of emproy ment\nBeginning s\nDe:\nCity\nEnding s\nper\nState\nExac: lille 01 you' position\nName el immediate supervisor\nArea Code\nTelephone Number\nNumber and kind of employees YOU\nvised\nkind of Dusiness or organization (manufacturing\nIf Federal service civilian or military series grade or rank and date of\nYour reason for leaving\naccounting SOCIAL services etc,\nlast promotion\nDescription of work IDescribe your specific duties. responsibilities and accomplishments in this 100\nPOLITICAL VOLUNTEER: Served as Precinct Committeewomen in the Portland\nHeights District (Oregon) for two years. Involved recruitment of volun-\nteers and planning of activities.\nFAMILY MANAGER: Directed and counseled six self-motivated, successful\nchildren who are grown now and have developed skills and professions of\ntheir own.\nFo: agency use quili code' #:\n\" you need additional use Slandard\nKINGSLEY, Eleanor\nname are accress 0' employer , organization inciuoe (i- Cooe \" known.\nwales employee give mon::- 67C yea'.\nAve:age number o: nov's De we.\"\nFrom 1956 To 1958\n40\nF\nMaxant Machine Co.\nSaiary of earnings\nPlace of employment\nAyer, Massachusetts\nBeginning s\nDe:\nCity Ayer, MA\nEnjing s\nDer\nState\nExac: litle of your sesmon\nName of immediate superviso\nAlea Cooe Telephone Number\nNumber anc sinc of employees you sude'\nvisas\nBilling Spec. / Secretary\nKine D' Dusiness orrorganization. manufacturing\n11 Federal service civilian or mintary series grade or rank anocate o:\nYour reason for wanting 10 123ve\naccounting social services eic.,\nlast promotion\nBusiness\nDescription of work (Describe your specific OL!!!! responsibilities and accomplishments m inis ICE\nResponsible for bill tabulations for company (involving overseas and\ndomestic shipments). Was responsible for revenue accounting, accounts\nreceivable and accounts payable. Carried out other office responsibili-\nties\nFor agency use 13811 codes eir\nName ane accress of employer s organization include ZIP Code 88 known)\nDates employed (give month ano years\nAverage number nt now's ser ****\nFrom\nTo\nSalary or earnings\nPlace of employment\nBeginning S\nper\nCity\nEnding $\nper\nState\nExact litte of your position\nName et immediate supervisor\nArea Code Telephone Number\nNumber and kind of employees YOU supe\nviseo\nKind of business or organization imanufacturing.\nIf Federal service civilian or military series grade or rans and cate of\nYOU! reason for leaving\naccounting social services. eic)\nlast promotion\nDescription or work IDescribe your specific duties responsibilities and accomplishments in this 100 ,\nAttach\nSupplemental\nSheets\nor\nS\nand swits vizoliz with machines patents 21 erventions. your most important publications 100 not SLimil coses uness requested your prove spearing and\nexperience re-earship in professional or scientific societies. eic ,\nElected member of the Board - Washington Heart Association\nElected member - Association Junior League of America\nC Late:1 license or certificate\n0 Approximate number of wards Fer minute\nAnd of beense or certificate 1 registered nuise. Lawyer radio operator. CPA. CICI\nYes\nState or city licensing authority\nTyping\nShorthand\nNA\nN/A\n55\nNO\nDie you glàidhe 11:- 75 scrool a woll you grasualt within the neet none months.\n6 Name and location city and State) of Last mgn school attended.\nor = viu ***t a CEO 5159 $50.00 equivalency CERTIFICATE\nMORA and vajs\n40\nhignest grace sumpleted\nThe Catlin School\nJune 1951\nPortland, Orecon\nNo cl Cresits Completed\nTYPE 31\nx3.n2 inc location ,CEP Sidie and ZIP Cice st known) of college of university (If you\nDates Allended\nYears Completed\nYes, of\nexpect 13 graduate withs nine months give MONTH and YEAR you expect :0 receive\nSemesles\nQualier\nDegree\nFrom\nTo\nCay\nHours\n15 A etc]\nDegree\nRight\nHours\n1000 regree\ntransferred 90 semester hrs tot\nThe American University\n9/78\n8/79\n14\n30\nB.A.\n1979\nWashington, D. C. 20016\n9/79\n42\nM.P.A\n6/81\nNo 01 Licens Completed\nE Chief gracuate college subjects\nRO 21 Crecits Corn :::\nD Crist uncergraduals carrege suqeets\nSemesies\nQuarter\nSemester\nCuarter\nHours\nHours\n- Hours\nHours\nGovernment and Public Admin.\n21\nGovernment & Public Admin.\n36\nSociology\n21\nF 212100 fiere or study 21 Myster Had 01 callege were\nGovernment and Public Administration, / Health Care Management\nG Other schools or training sign example liade. recational Armed Forces or Business Give for exch the name and location (City. State. and ZiP Code. if known) of school cares attended. sur\njacts student. number of classroom hours at instruction or week. certificate. and any other perfinent data\nUniversity of D.C., Washington, D.C., Respiratory Therapy 1976-77\nReceived training for organization and management of community\nvolunteer-projects, Association Junior League of America, Portland, Ore.\ns Honors axards Inc fellowships\nreceived Appointed precinct Community Woman; elected to Judiciary\nAU\nCommittee, Pomona College; received Lady Bird Johnson Meritorious Award; Dear's List,\nn 1 other than Engust LISS the languages (other than Englism in which you are proficient and mdicate your level 01 proferency Dy pulling a check mark In & appropriate column\nCondicions He persons requiring commissional willity in a other 1020 English any be gross anivers spidy 10 that language Describe M nam 35 non you gained 7 auf language smills\nand the Amount of experience you name had (e.g. completed n nours of classroom llaining. spoke language \" name \" 18 years. self-iaught etc.)\nPROFICIENCY\nHave Facility to Transises AFFICIES\nCan Read Articles. Technical\nCan Prepare and\nCan Converse\nTechnical Maleriais. etc\nMaleriais etc for Own Use\nName 01 Language(s)\nDeliver Leciuses\nFrom English\nEasily\nWRA Officity\nFluently\nwith Difficulty\nFluently\nPassably\ninto English\nFrench\nX\nNo\nNo\nX\n25 Reterances List the persons who are NOT selated to you and wm have Othersis knowledge w you Qualifications and lilness for the position 101 which you air applying so DOB names\nof supervisors listed was Itam 21 Experience.\nPresent Business or Home scress\nBusiness or Occupation\nFun Name\n(Number, Street. City. State and 2:8 Coce)\n1225 Connecticut Ave., N.W.\nVice President\nWilliam Leininger\nWashington D.C\nErnst & Ernst\n9709 Tusculum Way\nPresident\nWilliam Thompson\nBethesda, Maryland\nCentennial Svs.\n7315 Wisconsin Avenue\nPresident\nRichard Watkins\nWashington DC 20014\nWatkins, Meegan &\nDrury\n3\nELEANOR B. KINGSLEY\nAnswer Items 27 through 34 by placing an \"X\" in the proper column\nYES\n2\n27 Are you a citizen of the United States?\nX\nIt \"NO\". give country of which you are a citizen\nNOTE A conviction or a firing does not necessardy mean you cannot be appointed The nature of the conviction or firing and how long ago it occurred is important Give all the facts so that\na decision can be made\n28 Within the last five years have you been fired from any 10b for any reason?\nX\n29 Within the last live years have you quit a job after being notified that you would be fired?\nX\n11 your answer to 28 OF 29 above is \"YES\". give details in Item 35 Show the name and address (including ZIP Code) of employer. approximate data. and reasons in each case This in-\nformation should agree with your answers in Item 21. Experience\n30 A Have you over been-convicted. fortsited collateral. or are you now under charges for any lakery or any firearms or explosives offense against the law? (A felony 15 defined as any of\nIsnse purishable by imprisonment for . term exceeding one year. but does not include any ottense classified as a misdemeanor under the laws of . State and punishable by a term of\nX\nimpresonment of two years or loss\nB\nDuring the past saven years have you been convicted imprisoned. on probation or parole or fortailed collataral. or are you now under charges for any ollense against the law not in-\ncluded in A. above?\nX\nNOTE When answering A and 8 above. you may amit (1) traffic fines for which you paid a fine of $50 or less: (2) any offense committed before your 18th birthday which was finally ad-\njudicated in a juvenile court or under a youth offender law. (3) any conviction the record of which has been expungedunder Federal or State law and (4) any conviction set aside\nx\nunder the Federal Youth Corrections Act or similar State authority\n31. While in the military service were you ever convicted by a general court-martial?\nIf your answer to 30A. 308. or 31 IS \"YES\". give details in Item 35 Show for each offense (1) date: (2) charge. (3) place: (4) court: and (5) action taken\n32. Does the United States Government employ in a civilian capacity or as a member of the Armed Forcas any relative of yours (Dy blood or marriages? (See items 32 and 33 in the at.\nteched instruction sheet\nx\n33 Do you live with or within the past 12 months have you lived with any of mase relatives who are employed in a civilian capacity?\nX\nIt your answer to 72 is -YES\". give in Item 35 for such relatives (1) name, (2) present address (including ZIP Code). (3) relationship: (4) department. agency or branch of the armed\nforces\nIf your answer to 33 is \"YES\". also give the kind of appointment held by the relative(s) you live with or have lived within the past 12 months\n34 Do you receive. or do you have pending. application for retirement or retainer pay. pension. or other compensation based upon military. Federal civilian or District of Columbia Gov-\nernment service?\nX\n\" your answer to 34 13 \"YES\". give details in Item 35\nYour Statement cannot to processed until you have answered all questions. including items 27 through 34 above Be sure you have placed an \"X\" to the left of EVERY\nmarker 1 ) above. either in the -YES\" or \"NO\" column.\n35\nItem\nNumber\nSpace for detailed answers Indicate Item number to which the answers apply.\nStatement at the top of page 3\nIf more space IS required. usa !wH shoets of paper approximately the same SIZE as this page Write on each sheet your name. birth date. and announcement or position Litle Attach all sheets to 1123\nATTENTION - THIS STATEMENT MUST BE SIGNED\nRead the following suragraphs carefully before signing this Statement,\nA false answer to any question In this Statement may be grounds for not employing you. or for diamissing you after you bagin work, and may be punishable by fina or m-\nprizonment (U.S. Code, Title 18, Section 1001). All the Information you give will be considered in reviewing your Statement.\nAUTHORITY FOR RELEASE OF INFORMATION\nI have completed this Statement with the knowledge and understanding that any or all Items contained herein may be subject to Investigation prescribed by law or Presi-\ndential directive and I consent to the release of Information concerning my capacity and fitness by employers, aducational Institutions, law enforcement agencies. and other\nIndividuals and agencies, to duty accredited Investigators, Personnal Staffing Specialists, and other authorized employees of the Federal Government for that purpose\nCERTIFICATION\nSIGNATURE (sign in ink)\nDATE\nI certify that all of the statements made by me are true. complete. and cor-\nrect to the best of my knowledge and belief. and are made in good faith.\nNin298\nCopy+ Mead to\npis.\nCorroon & Black/Sanders & Sullivan\n1530 The Alameda, Suite 100, San Jose, California 95126, (408) 286-5151\nFebruary 27, 1981\nMs. Shirley Moore\nc/o Mr. Michael K. Deaver\nAss't to the President\nWhite House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Ms. Moore:\nAfter re-reading your letter of February 18th, I thought it might be\nimportant to make it clear that I was not limiting my interest to a\ncongressional liaison position. There are several departments\n(Commerce, Defense, Treasury) for which my executive experience might\nbe useful. I also would consider some foreign assignments. I hope\nthis clarification will be helpful in the processing of personnel\nselection.\nFor your convenience I have enclosed copies of our previous corres-\npondence. Thanks for your consideration and please say hello to\nMike.\nYours truly,\nfamel JAMES C. SANDERS Danlut\nJCS:da\nEncls.\n916- 583-2966 taban\nLahe\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 18, 1981\nDear Mr. Sanders:\nThank you for your February 9th letter. At Mr. Deaver's\ndirection, I have taken the liberty of handing a copy\nof your resume to Mr. E. Pendleton James, Director of\nPresidential Personnel, with the request that he contact\nyou to set up an interview in the near future to discuss\nthe congressional liaison position you are interested in.\nWe will look forward to seeing you when you are in the\nWhite House for your interview.\nGood luck, Mr. Sanders.\nSincerely,\nShally\nSHIRLEY MOORE ) nore\nMr. James C. Sanders\nCorroon & Black/Sanders & Sullivan\n1530 The Alameda, Suite 100\nSan Jose, CA 95126\nFebruary 9, 1981\nMs. Shirley Moore\nc/o Mr. Michael K. Deaver\nAss't to the President\nWhite House\nWashington, D.C.\nDear Ms. Moore:\nMike phoned me last Wednesday (Feb. 4th) in response to my\nexpressed interest in serving the Reagan Administration. He\nsuggested that I should come to Washington to explore the\npossibilities and that I should communicate my further thoughts\non the matter to you.\nIn summary, I am not looking for just a job; I have a good one\nnow. As Chairman of this corporation I have a salary of $100,000\nper year and I have been fortunate enough in my investments to be\nsomewhat independent of that salary. But I would gladly trade\nthis for the opportunity to serve the Reagan Administration in\nsome truly useful role.\nAs I contemplate the many tasks confronting the Administration,\nnone seems more vital than gaining the support of Congress for\nkey legislation. If I understand the realities of this kind\nof congressional liaison correctly, it is a job I think I could\ndo well. Also, I recognize these assignments must be made\nimmediately as the Administration cannot delay its. presentation\nto Congress. I can travel to Washington any time after February\n17th. Please let me hear what would be convenient and I shall\nmake the arrangements.\nFor your information, I have attached a very brief resume'.\nThank you for your kind attention to my request.\nYours truly,\nJAMES C. SANDERS\nJCS:da\nEncl.\nJAMES CLEMENTS SANDERS\nOccupation:\nChairman & CEO, Corroon & Black/Sanders &\nSullivan, a wholly owned subsidiary of\nCorroon & Black, national insurance brokers\nheadquartered in N.Y.C. and listed on NYSE\nunder symbol CBL.\nEducation:\nB.S. in Civil Engineering from the University\nof Kansas. Postgraduate studies at the\nDepartment of Economics at Stanford University.\nProfessional\nDesignation:\nMember of the Society of Chartered Property\n& Casualty Underwriters (CPCU), Malvern,\nPennsylvania.\nIndustry\nMemberships:\nMember of various syndicates at Lloyds of London\nIIAAC (Insurance Agents)\nIBAC (Insurance Brokers)\nPolitical:\n1953-54 - Chairman, Santa Clara County\nYoung Republicans\n1962-68 - Member of the Santa Clara County\nRepublican Central Committee.\nMember United Republican Finance\nCommittee of Santa Clara County.\n1964-66 - Member of the California Republican\nCentral Committee.\nMember of the California Republican\nFinance Committee (Chairman Lee Kaiser)\n1968-71 - City Councilman; Saratoga, California\nMilitary:\n1944-47 - Service in U.S. Navy. Separated\nfrom service as Ensign after return\nfrom Sangley Naval Air Base, P.I.\nFamily:\nSingle - (Divorced in 1976)\nFive children. The oldest three (daughters)\nhave completed college and are independent\n(semi-independent?). Of the remaining two (sons),\none is in the Navy and the other in college.\nOutside\nInterests:\n1.) Licensed Private Pilot.\n2.) Certified SCUBA Diver.\n3.) Snow Skiing (25 years)\n4.) Club Tennis.\nHealth:\nExcellent\nFebruary 26, 1981\nDear Mr. Benson:\nI have been informed by Mike Deaver's office of your interest\nin the selection of Mr. Robert W. Driscoll as Ambassador to\nZimbabwe. A notation will be added to his file indicating\nyour strong support.\nWe are presently reviewing Ambassadorial appointments and I\nappreciate your bringing Mr. Driscoll to our attention. You\ncan be assured that he will be given every consideration.\nSincerely,\nE. Pendleton James\nAssistant to the President\nfor Presidential Personnel\nMr. Berger Benson\nPost Office Box 5425\nSan Mateo, California 94402\nCC: Wendy Borcherdt\nMike Deaver\nMKD-F-ICE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 25, 1981\nDear Bill:\nThank you for your letter and for the very\nhigh recommendation of Mr. Gregory Rehak.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\nletter to Mr. E. Pendleton James, Director\nof Presidential Personnel, for review.\nI would suggest that you contact Mr. Rehak\nand recommend he forward a resume to that\noffice.\nIt was good seeing you in the White House.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. William Campbell\nMinority Floor Leader\nState Capitol, Room 3086\nSacramento, CA 95814\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 25, 1981\nDear Mr. Kermani:\nThank you for your letter and recommendation\nof Mr. Karney Hodge for the position of\nChairman of the National Endowment for the\nArts. I sincerely appreciate your interest\nin bringing to my attention qualified men\nsuch as Mr. Hodge.\nI have taken the liberty of forwarding your\nletter to Mr. E. Pendleton James, Director of\nPresidential Personnel, for review.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Peter R. Kermani\nPresident\nBoard of Directors\nAlbany Symphony Orchestra\n19 Clinton Avenue\nAlbany, New York 12207\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 25, 1981\nDear Marion:\nThank you for your letter concerning\nMr. Valdean Max Watson de Tellez-Giron.\nI sincerely appreciate your recommendation\nand will forward his resume on to Mr. E.\nPendleton James, Director of Presidential\nPersonnel, for his review. Please be\nassured his resume will receive serious\nconsideration.\nAgain, thank you for writing.\nSincerely,\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Marion H. Smoak\nShipley Smoak & Akerman\n1108 National Press Building\nWashington, D.C. 20045\nSir: Thank you for\nPEOPLE'S RIGHT\nUSA 10c\nyour reply of Feb. 25.\n1976\n690\nIt is appreciated SINCE\nMAR\nPETITION TITION FOR REDRESS\n1981\nwould very much like to join\nthe RedgaH Administration.\nMr. Granger Foxcroft\nAMERICAN REVOL UTION BICENTENNIAL\nthe Ontinental card\nless Government= More Freedoms.\nMr. Michael K. Deaver\nBox 2, Greencoich, Ct. 06830\nThe White House\nFAMOUS LEADERS of the American Revolution,\nwho will always be remembered throughout history:\n(1) George Washington, Commander in Chief,\nWashing Yort,\nContinental Army and first President of the United\nStates; (2) Thomas Jefferson, (3) John Adams and\n(4) Benjamin Franklin, part of the committee to\nD.C.\ndraft the Declaration of Independence, with Jef-\nferson being most responsible for its adoption.\nJohn Adams was second president of the United\nStates.\n20500\n(1) EDWARD SAVAGE, NATIONAL GALLERY OF ART (2) REMBRANDT\nPEALE, MONTICELLO, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. (3) BENJAMIN BLYTHE,\n© 1975\nMASSACHUSETTS HISTORICAL SOCIETY (4) BENJAMIN WEST, HENRY\nMIKE ROBERTS\nFRANCIS DU PONT WINTERTHUR MUSEUM.\nBERKELEY 94710\nMXO-FILE\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 25, 1981\nDear Mr. Foxcroft:\nThank you for sending me a copy of your\nresume. I have taken the liberty of for-\nwarding it to Mr. E. Pendleton James,\nDirector of Presidential Personnel, for\nreview.\nI appreciate your interest in the Reagan\nAdministration\nSincerely,\n-\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nAssistant to the President\nDeputy Chief of Staff\nMr. Granger Charles Foxcroft\nPost Office Box #2\nGreenwich, CT 06830\nMKD-FILE MKD- FILE\nMEMORANDUM\nTHE WHITE HOUSE\nWASHINGTON\nFebruary 25, 1981\nMEMORANDUM\nTO:\nE. PENDLETON JAMES\nFROM:\nMICHAEL K. DEAVER\nSUBJECT:\nResume . - Mr. Scott B. Mackenzie\nAttached letter and resume from Mr. Scott B. Mackenzie\nis forwarded for your review.\n2-18-81\nMEB\nDear Mr. Deaver,\nNA\nI recently received a copy of the kind\nletter Mr. Bob Wingeler sent to you on my\nbehalf regarding my application for a White\nHouse internship, and wanted to thank you\nfor your consideration in this matter. I\nknow that a White House position is a long\nshot, but I have given it my best effort and\nI would appreciate any assistance you could\nPRESERVATION COPY\noffer.\nconsideration. Thank you again for your time and\nSincerely, Mary Beth Brennan\n1981 FEB 23 AM 10 16"
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