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administrative marker by the Clinton Presidential
Library Staff.
Folder Title:
FBI [5]
Staff Office-Individual:
Counsel's Office-Sherburne, Jane
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
JANUARY 26, 1994
(
CICCONI, JAMES WILLIAM
23 AUG 1990
S
DECAMP, SARAH GWATHMEY
27 JUN 1989
S
DAVIS, MARK WILLIAM
24 AUG 1989
S
DAWSON, RHETT BREWER
14 FEB 1989
S
DAWSON, SUSAN BRADSHAW
5 JUL 1989
S
DIAZ, JULIA LYNNE
11 APR 1990
S
DEITZ, KRISTINE MARIE
NOT ON FILE
S
DOFFERMYRE, FAITH ELAINE
2 OCT 1985
S
DOYLE, MEGAN EILEEN
NOT ON FILE
S
DUNN, DEBRA ROMA
NOT ON FILE
S
FAULK, JULIE ELIZABETH
NOT ON FILE
S
LITTLE, STEPHEN CORDE
27 OCT 1986
A
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON-
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
JANUARY 27, 1994
23 NOV 1992
S
ILDS, MARY ELIZABETH
CLARKE, PAUL
7 SEP 1990
S
8 MAY 1989
S
COLEMAN, HERBERT HOLT
DALE, SHARON RUTH
7 JUN 1989
S
DALY, DOLORES MARGOT
4 SEP 1992
S
DANCE, STEPHANIE CLUNE
6 SEP 1991
S
11 FEB 1986
S
DANDREA, JUSTINE
22 AUG 1988
S
DANIELS, BRENDA JOYCE
7 JAN 1991
S
DANIELS, HILLIARD JR.
DAVIS, PATRICK JOSEPH
23 JUL 1990
S
DAVIS, PORTER MANVEL
20 JUN 1989
S
DAVIS, WILLIAM HAL
28 JUL 1988
S
DEE, KRIS MARIE
15 OCT 1991
S
DEMAREST, DAVID FRANKLIN
27 APR 1989
S
S
(
NNISTON, SUSAN RUSSELL
30 JUN 1989
7 OCT 1987
S
DEWHIRST, MARY KATHRYN
DILLER, DANIEL CLIFFORD
3 OCT 1988
S
15 JUL 1989
S
DOGGETT, JUANITA MAE
6 JUL 1987
S
DOLAN, ANTHONY ROSSI
DONATELLI, FRANK JOSEPH
23 JUN 1987
S
DONOVAN, CHARES ANTHONY
4 AUG 1987
S
27 JUL 1993
S
DOUGLAS, KERI ANN
27 JAN 1992
S
DUGGAN, JOSEPH PATRICK
24 FEB 1988
S
DUGGAN, JUANITA DONAGHEY
DUTCHER, CHARLES KERWIN
18 FEB 1987
S
FAUNCE, JILL SUZANNE
NOT ON FILE
S
FEARING, JENNIFER LYNN
NOT ON FILE
S
NOT ON FILE
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FEE, JOHN
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000027.78.2
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
FENNELL, ANNE CLAUD
NOT ON FILE
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RARA, VINCENT JASON
NOT ON FILE
S
FERTIG-DYKES, SUSAN PEATRICE
NOT ON FILE
S
NOT ON FILE
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FETROW, VALRY KEI
FLAGLER, NICHOLAS RUSTER
NOT ON FILE
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FLANNES, MARTIN ALVIN
NOT ON FILE
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FLAUTT, FRANCES STEELE
NOT ON FILE
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NOT ON FILE
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FLETCHER, LEE
(
000164
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
JANUARY 28, 1994
29 JUL 1987
S
DANNERBECK, JOHN DAVID
DANZANSKY, STEPHEN IRA
27 SEP 1989
S
DAVIDSON, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
28 MAR 1990
S
DEAN, DONALD RAY
21 MAR 1991
S
DEHART, LINDA SUSAN
26 JUL 1991
S
DILLON, DIANA ELIZABETH
24 AUG 1990
S
DOHERTY, EILEEN BERNICE
20 JUN 1985
S
8 SEP 1992
S
DONAHUE, MARLA MURPHY
DONALDSON, HELEN COLLE
23 SEP 1991
S
RECEIVED AND SENT
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DORSEY, MATTHEW JOHN
21 MAR 1991
S
DUGAN-PIGOTT, PATRICIA JOAN
1 NOV 1990
S
DUNCAN, ROBERT MICHAEL
29 DEC 1989
S
DUNN, ELIZABETH BROOKS
16 MAY 1988
S
(
VALL, DOUGLAS PATTON
12 OCT 1988
S
DUVALL, JACQUELINE ANDREA
17 MAR 1988
S
ELLIS, CATHLEEN MARIE
4 JUN 1990
S
ELLIS, NANCT GAYLON
26 MAY 1986
S
ELMETS, PAMELA KOEHLER
28 JAN 1994
S
ENGLER, DANIEL JOSEPH
27 AUG 1987
S
ENTHOVEN, MARCIA JEAN
1 SEP 1989
S
ERKENBECK, JANE ISAACSON
2 OCT 1987
S
ERLAND, CHRISTINA LUCILLE
14 JUL 1989
S
ERVIN, CLARK KENT
29 AUG 1989
S
ESTEP, GWEN LORRAINE
10 JUN 1992
S
EVANS, MADALENE ELAINE WILKINS
16 SEP 1992
S
EVANS, THOMAS COOPER
1 JUN 1989
S
000165
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
FACKELMAN-MINER, MARY ANNE
8 AUG 1988
S
FARISH, LAURA RICE
20 APR 1990
S
FARMER, CHAD DALEN
12 OCT 1988
S
FAULKNER, LINDA
21 OCT 1985
S
FENTON, CATHERINE SCHARFEN
21 JUL 1988
S
000166
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
JANUARY 31, 1994
DONOVAN, TERESA ANN
14 SEP 1988
S
DOOLEY, PEGGY ANN
5 JUN 1989
S
DRACOS, DIANE ELIZABETH
18 JUL 1989
S
DROEGE, PHILIP CHARLES
28 SEP 1990
S
DUBERSTEIN, KENNETH MARC
17 APR 1987
S
ELKINS, LUCY MAE
20 APR 1990
S
EMERY, SARA CURRENCE
20 MAY 1988
S
ERBEN, AMY HEYDENREICH
12 DEC 1991
S
FARISH, WILLIAM STAMPS
17 APR 1991
S
FARMER, HENRY EDWARD
25 JAN 1985
S
(
000167
000031.785
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
ON Feb 8, 1994, 24, WHITE HOUSE TAX CHECK WAIVERS were sent to IRS.
ANSTINE, LISA MARIE
BALSAM-SCHWABER, CATHRINE HARR
DERRICOTTE, CLAUDIA J.
DOERING, NELLIE WATTERS
DOWNES, INGRIED MARLENE
FAIRBANKS, CARMELLA TUTTY
JOHNSON LEE R.
KNIGHT, RICHIE LAMONT
KUNYSZ, JOSEPH DAVID
LANDIS, ALLAN LEROY
LAWLER, GREGORY E.
MARSHALL, CAPRICIA PENANC
MCGUIRE, KARA MARIE
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PEEL, DREW GEORGE
SPANGLER, JUDITH ANN
STEWART, SEAN JEROME
SWANN, ADRIAN
THOMAS, ARTHUR STEWART
ROTH, KATHY
STRAUSS, DAVID
WAUDBY, STEPHEN JOE
WEAVER, BESSIE M. JONES
WILL, STEPHEN J.
WYCKOFF, DANA A.
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LIVINGSTONE
KENNEDY
ANDERSON
FILE
000182
/
0001 Ins.03
MEMORANDUM
TO:
CRAIG LIVINGSTONE, Director of White House Personnel
Security
FROM:
SA MARCECA
SUBJECT:
LIST OF SF-86 TO BE SENT TO FBI 02/09/94
BURKEEN, JEFFREY VAUGHN
DOWNES, INGRIED MARLENE
FAIRBANKS, CARMELLA TUTTY
JOHNSON, LEE RICHARD
KNIGHT, RICKIE LAMONT
KUNYSZ, JOSEPH DAVID
LANDIS, ALLAN LEROY
MARSHALL, CAPRICIA PENAVIC
PEEL, DREW GEORGE
ROTH, KATHRYN GAIE
SIMPSON, MARCIA LYNNE
SWANN, ANDRIAN ALONZO
THOMAS, ARTHUR STEWART JR.
WARREN, JEROME ELIJAH
WILL, STEPHEN JOSEPH
ANSTINE, LISA MARIE
BALSAM-SCHWABER, CATHERINE HARRIETTE
DERRICOTTE, CLAUDIA JEFFERSON
DOERING, NELLIE WATTERS
KRUCHESKY, ILLA LORRAINE
LAWLER, GREGORY EDWARD
MCGUIRE, KARA MARIE
MURPHY, HELEN EVELYN
RIORDAN, MATTHEW MCDONNELL
SPANGLER, JUDITH ANN
SANVICTORES, RICARDO JAVIER
STRAUSS, DAVID MICHAEL
VELASQUEZ, JOE (NMN)
WEAVER, BESSIE MAE
WYCKOFF, DANA ALISON
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 1, 1994
CASTAGNETTI, ANN MARIE
CURRENT BI
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FAULKNER, LINDA
31 JAN 94
S
FEHRER, SARAH SHILL
9 JAN 1991
S
FINNEY, KAREN E.
FEB 1993
S
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 2, 1994
ERSON, JOHN DAVID
2 JUN 1992
S
DORSEY, CELESTINE SMITH
24 JUL 1992
S
DUBE, CHRISTOPHER MORIN
6 SEP 1990
S
ESQUIVEL, AUDREY
19 JUN 1992
S
FERGUSON, ANDREW
14 APR 1992
S
FINDLEY, DONALD CAMERON
5 FEB 1992
S
FIRESTONE, LAURIE ANN
26 AUG 1992
S
FISH, JOHN HOWARD
20 SEP 1989
S
FISHER, EVERLENE BEATRICE
22 APR 1991
S
FITCH, GREGORY HARLAND
21 FEB 1990
S
FITZHENRY, JAMES ALAN
23 MAY 1991
S
FITZPATRICK, SHARON ANN
11 JUL 1989
S
FLEMING SHELI ESTELLE
21 JAN 1992
S
FOLEY, MATTHEW TODD
22 AUG 1988
S
(
D, JOSEPH KENNETH
21 DEC 1992
S
FORT, MICHELLE CATHERINE
21 FEB 1990
S
FOSTER, GARY LAYNE
3 OCT 1991
S
000185
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 3, 1994
9 OCT 1990
S
LZENBERG, ALVIN STEPHEN
FIGG, JEANIE LUCILLE
5 JUL 1991
S
7 JAN 1992
S
FINCKEN, HEIDI ANN
FINGER, AILEEN BETH
1 NOV 1991
S
FLETCHER, JEANNE DIANE
14 FEB 1989
S
FONG, CLAYTON SEM
4 OCT 1989
S
000186
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 4, 1994
27 AUG 1992
S
DECAIN, JOAN CHENERY
DEITZ, FRANCIS JOSEPH
3 SEP 1986
S
18 MAY 1988
S
GEIMER, KRISTIN ANNE
NEIL, MARY ELISE
22 AUG 1988
S
000187
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 8, 1994
NOT ON FILE
S
FLETCHER, MARILYN ANNE
FLETCHER, LYNNE MARGARET
NOT ON FILE
S
NOT ON FILE
S
FLICK, HEATHER GWEN,
FLIPPEN, JOHN ALLISON
NOT ON FILE
S
FOGEL, DAVID LOUIS
NOT ON FILE
S
FOLEY, JOHN PATRICK
NOT ON FILE
S
NOT ON FILE
S
FONG, JESSIE TSUI-SHIH
NOT ON FILE
S
FOONBERG, STEVEN MARK
GARIKES, MARGARET DANAHER
NOT ON FILE
S
HARDY, LESTER F.
NOT ON FILE
S
000183
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PREVIOUS REPORTS RECEIVED
FEBRUARY 10, 1994
LUWNS, INGRIED MARLENE
NOT ON FILE
G
FENDLER, GARY ELLIS
11 MAY 1989
S
FOSTER, PAUL THOMAS
18 AUG 1986
S
FRANTZ, MARK ALEXANDER
22 APR 1991
S
FREEMAN, JUDITH BJORKMAN
3 OCT 1991
S
FRITZ, MARY ELIZA
8 AUG 1989
S
FULTON, YSELLA AYN
8 FEB 1988
S
FURCHTGOTT-RO DIANA ELIZABETH
19 FEB 1992
S
GABLE, ELIZABETH BRINTON
28 JUN 1989
S
GALEN, CHRISTOPHE WILLIAM
29 JUN 1988
S
GALETTA, JOHN DAVID
22 MAY 1989
S
GANNON, KELLEY LYNN
4 DEC 1989
S
GARDNER, JOHN STEPHEN
31 MAR 1989
S
GARRETT, TRACY DAVIS
2 MAY 1990
S
RVENS, TYLER
12 FEB 1992
S
GAY, CAROLYN SUE
5 OCT 1987
S
GEAR, KRISTEN MOREAU
12 OCT 1989
S
GEISSINGER, SPENCER EVAN
27 JUL 1987
S
GEORGE, JOEY RUSSE
26 MAR 1990
S
GERAGHTY, LEAH MERCER
26 MAR 1990
S
GERSHOWITZ, GARY JAY
25 FEB 1992
S
GIBSON, JOAN GHERING
4 MAY 1990
S
GIBSON, STEVAN WILLIAM
1 MAY 1987
S
GIORNO, KAREN ROSALIE
23 AUG 1990
S
GITLIN, DAVID LAWRENCE
12 DEC 1991
S
GLASSMAN, JON DAVID
5 OCT 1989
S
GOBER, ELLEN JANYCE
18 FEB 1992
S
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WASHINGTON
GOFF, KAREN LYNN
26 SEP 1989
S
WAY, GAIL THERESA
22 AUG 1988
S
GOLDBERG, CATHERINE ANNE
19 MAY 1988
S
000190
ar Bill:
I want to thank you for the allowing me to be detailed to the White House. This
has been a rare opportunity and a very great honor to have served in the Clinton
Administration. This detail was a privilege few people in my profession will
ever enjoy, and for these and many other reasons, I am very grateful to you. I
believe I prepared all my life for this opportunity, but I never expected to
realize the dream. If there is anyway at any time in the future that I can
assist you or do anything for you, or this administration, I would be very
honored and delighted to be asked.
Again, thank you for your confidence in me.
000191
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WHITE HOUSE SECURITY OFFICER: CRAIG LIVINGSTONE --
Box 1
84 OEOB
MASTER USSS ACCESS LISTS '93 (VOLUME 1)
MASTER ACCESS LIST '93 (VOLUME 2)
ACCESS LIST (VOLUME 1) 1993
ACCESS LIST (VOLUME 2) 1993
FBI RECEIPTS-1993
INTERN NAMECHECK LISTS-1993
IRS RETURNED MARCH-APRIL 1993
NCIC LIST 8-93 - 12-93
NCICs (VOLUME 1) '93
NCICs (VOLUME II) '93
NCICs (VOLUME 3) 1993
PASS EXTENSIONS (VOL. 1) 1993
SECURITY INTERVIEWS VOL (1) 1993
SECURITY INTERVIEWS VOL (2) 1993
RecdinORissby Terry Good on 12/1/94
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CF159
1 bey filed 12/2/9485
Attachment 1
I. WHITE HOUSE PERSONNEL SECURITY FILES STAFF PRIOR TO
01/20/93.
ABDOO, HELEN THERESA
ADAIR, DOUGLAS CONRAD
AGIN, JOSEPH WHITEHOUSE
AHEARN, FREDERICK LEONARD
ALVAREZ, RICHARD GUS
ANDERSON, ANN ELIZABETH
ANDERSON, CURTIS WILEY
ANDERSON, MARCY JEANNE
ARCHAMBAULT, MICHELE LORRAINE
AREY, LINSA LUGENIA
ARRONSON, PATRICIA SUE
ARSHT, LESLYE ALENE
ASARE, MARION LOUISE
AUEL, LISA BENKERT
AUTHER, SUSAN MARIE
AVRASHOV, LEONID
BACARISSE, CHARLES EDWARD
BACH, CRISTENA LYNN
BAILEY, MARY SMALLPAGE
BAKER, JAMES ADDISON
BALESTRIERI, JEAN ANN
BALFOUR, DEBORAH
BARLETTA, KATHRYN ANNE
BARREAUX, THEODORE CHARLES
BARRON, DONNA LOUISE
BATES, CHARLES EDWARD
BATES, LORRI JEANINE
BATT, ROCHELLE HEIDI
BATEMAN, PAUL WILLIAM
BATTAGLIA, LISA MARIA
BAUGHMAN, JULIA HARMON
BAUMEYER, MATTHEW SCOTT
BAUMSTEIN, AMY MEREDITH
BAYNARD, BRIAN CALLAWAY
BEATTY, JAYSON FRANK
BECKER, JEAN LORETTA
BECKER, JEROME DAVID
BEERS, PATRICK ADAM
BELBY, KATERI RAY
BELL, LILLIE MAE
BELL, LOUISE HELEN
BESERRA, RUDY MAX
BEVACQUA, ANITA CAROL
BIZIC, DANICA
BLACK, DAVID LEE
BLANKLEY, ANTHONY DAVID
BLESSEY, STEPHANIE ELIZABETH
BLODGETT, SUZETTE A.
BOARD, ELIZABETH IDEN
BOLTEN, JOSHUA BREWSTER
BONINO, CAROLINA ORGEIRA
BORCHARD, SUSAN AILEEN
BOWEN, JAMES
BRACKNEY, MARGARET LOUISE
BREEDEN, RICHARD CARROLL
BRIDGMAN, MARJORIE ANNE
BRISCUSO, RAYMOND JOSEPH, JR.
BROCK, ANN CATHEY
BROTT, MICHELLE MARIE
BROWN, RONALD JAMES
BRYANT, CHESTER CORBETT JR.
BROWNE, SARA ANN
BRADLEY, ELLEN LORRAINE
BRADY, JAMES SCOTT
BRADY, KATHERINE CHRYSTIE
BREAUX, HARLEEN MARIE
BREEN, STACEY LYNN
BREINING, CARL RAY
BRENA, BETTINE CHRISTINE
BROOKS, CRYSTAL LYNN
BRYAN, PATRICIA MACK
BUCHHOLZ, TODD GLENN
BULL, CATHERINE ELEANOR
BULLOCK, KATJA
BUNYON, JEAN MARIE
BUREIKA, RITA DAIVA
BURGESS, MARY JANE
BURMEISTER, JANICE LEE
BURNHAM, NEALTON JAY
BURNS, FRANCINE MARIA
BUSCH, MICHAEL JOSEPH
BUSTARD, BRUCE IRVING
BUSHUE, SANDRA KAY
BUTLER, JUDITH ANN
BUTTERFIELD, DIANNE BURCH
BUTTERFIELD, WILLIAM JOSEPH
BYBEE, JAY SCOTT
BYRNE, PHYLLIS MCCOMMONS
CACCIA. MARGARET M.
CALDWELL, WILLIAM BURNS
CALHOON, LANE FELICE
CALIO, NICHOLAS E.
CAMARANO, LORRAINE R.
CAMMACK, MARTHA REED
CAMPBELL, JOYCE DIANE
CAMPBELL, SARAH LOUISE
CAMPBELL, VICTORIA ZIMA
CAMPOLIETO, SHIRLEY ANN
CANARY, WILLIAM JAMES JR.
CARLSON, NICHOL LEIGH
CARMACK, TERRY ALAN
CARNEY, DAVID MITCHELL
CARNEY, HOWARD ALBION
CARNEY, LUCY COLE
CAROLINA, JEFFERY KEITH
CARPENDALE, ANDREW MICHAEL
CARR, BOBBY GENE
CARR, SALLIE WENNER
CARRIERE, JOHN GERAND III.
CARROLL, FLORA JENICE
CARROLL, JEREMY ETHRIDGE
CARROLL, MARY KATE
CARROLL, RITA RAVEL
CARTER, ALLYSON WEBB
CASEY, ERLINDA ELIZABETH
CASSE, DANIEL ANTHONY
CASTLE, SHARA ANN
CAUDILL, GEORGE GRAY JR.
CAWLEY, CAROLYN MARIE
CELEMTANO, GREGORY PHILLIP
CHACON, DOLORES LUMINA
CHANG, ALFRED WEI-KAUNG
CHAPMAN, JOHN CRANBROOK
CHAPMAN, ROBERT THOMAS
CHARLES, ROBERT BRUCE
CHEN, KEREDITH FERGUSON
CHILDS, MARY ELIZABETH
CHIRDON, DOUGLAS WAYNE
CHODOROV, JILL MELISSA
CHONKA, CLORIA JEAN
CHRISTOFF, THERESA MARIE
CHUMACHENKO, KATHERINE CLARE
CIARLANTE, MAJORIE HEINS
CLARK, SHARON ELIZABETH
CLADWELL, GEORGE MARVIN
CLARKE, PAUL
CLAYTON, ELIZABETH HOPE
CLEALE, CATHERINE
CLINE, JOHN ANTHONY
COCKING, JANE RUSK
COFFINA, SCOTT ANDREW
COHEN, BENEDICT SIMMS
COHN, KAREN JOYCE
COLDWELL, LISA TOWER
COLEMAN, HERBERT HOLT
COLLEY, CHRISTOPHER DAVID
COLLINS JR., PAUL JOSEPH
COLLINS, TRACEY REGENE
COMPTON, ELIZABETH MARGARET
CONNELL, KAREN ANN
CONRAD, PATRICIA LYNN
COOK, DAVID LAWRENCE
COOK, MICHELLE DIANE
COOKE, JULIE
COOPER, B. JAY
COOPER, JANET FELTON
COOPER, MARSHALL
COSTER, MICHELLE LYNN
COTTRELL, JULIA MARIE
COUGHLIN, CATHERINE CROWLEY
COVINGTON, PAMELA JEAN
COX, EMMA JEAN
COX, PATRICIA HELEN
COYLE, SUAN ALPERT
CRAIG, GRAVEN WINSLOW
CRAIG, JUDY A.D.
CRITCHFIELD, CAROLINE MADDEN
CROFT, FRANCEZ GABREY
CRONHEIM, CAROL CATHERINE
CROUSE, JANICE SHAW
CROW, MATTHEW
CROW, SHELLY LYNN
CRIPPEN, DANNY LEE
CROTTON, TRACI MICHELLE
CRYOR, ALLISON WHEATLAND
CSORBA, LASZLO THOMAS
CUDD, CONNIE KAY
CULBREATH, LUE ADDIE
CULLEN, LESLEE BLAIR
CULVAHOUSE, ARTHUR BOGGESS
CUMMINS, CLAUDIA LYNN
CUNNINGHAM, ERIN MICHELLE
CURSEEN, JOSEPH PHILMORE
CURTIN, THEODORE CHARLES
CURTIS, JANET FLORA
CURTIS, RICHARD EDWARD
CUSHMAN, JEFFERY ANDREW
CUATER, ELLEN MARY
CUTSHALL, JENNIFER LEE
CUTSHALL, RACHEL RAE
DAILEY, BRIAN DANIEL
DALE, BILLIE RAY
DALE, SHARON RUTH
DALEY, JOHN JOSEPH
DALY, ALISON MICHELLE
DALY, DOLORES MARGOT
DALY, JOHN AUGUSTINE
DAM, DAVID T.
DAMGARD, JULIE MEAD
DAMICO, KRISTIN ANN
DANA, TIMOTHY EDWARD
DANCE, STEPHANIE CLUNE
DANDREA, JUSTINE
DANIELS, HILLIARD JR.
DANNERBECK, JOHN DAVID
DANZANSKY, STEPHEN IRA
DAVIDSON, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
I. WHITE HOUSE PERSONNEL SECURITY FILES STAFF PRIOR TO
01/20/93 CONTINUED.
DAVIS, MARK WILLIAM
DAVIS, PATRICK JOSEPH
DAVIS, PORTER MANVEL
DAVIS, WILLIAM HAL
DAWSON, RHETT BREWER
DAWSON, SUSAN BRADSHAW
DEAN, DONALD RAY
DECAIN, JOAN CHENERY
DECAMP, SARAH GWATHMEY
DEE, KRIS MARIE
DEHART, LINDA SUSAN
DEL GROSSO, STACEY KAY
DELLINGER, DOROTHY RHEA
DEMAREST, DAVID FRANKLIN
DENNISTON, SUSAN RUSSELL
DEWHIRST, MARY KATHRYN
DIETZ, FRANCIS JOSEPH
DILLER, DANIEL CLIFFORD
DILLON, DIANA ELIZABETH
DOFFERMYRE, FAITH ELAINE
DOGGETT, JUANITA MAE
DOHERTY, EILEEN B
DOLAN, ANTHONY ROSSI
DONAHUE, MARLA MURPHY
DONATELLI, FRANK JOSEPH
DONOVAN, CHARLES ANTHONY
DONOVAN, TERESA ANN
DOOLEY, PEGGY ANN
DORSEY, CELESTINE SMITH
DORSEY, MATTHEW JOHN
DOUGLAS, KERI ANN
DRACOS, DIANE ELIZABETH
DREYLINGER, JOHN PAUL
DROEHE, PHILIP CHARLES
DUBE, CHRISTOPHER MORIN
DUBERSTEIN, KENNETH MARC
DUGAN-PIGOTT, PATRICIA JOAN
DUGGAN, JOSEPH PATRICK
DUGGAN, JUANITA DONAGHEY
DUNN, DEBRA ROMA
DUNN, ELIZABETH BROOKS
DUTCHER, CHARLES KERWIN
DUVALL, DOUGLAS PATTON
DUVALL, JACQUELINE ANDREA
DUNCAN, ROBERT MICHAEL
ELLIS, CATHLEEN MARIE
ELLIS, NANCY GAYLON
ELMETS, PAMELA KOEHLER
ENGLER, DANIEL JOSEPH
ENTHOVEN, MARCIA JEAN
ERBEN, AMY HEYDENREICH
ERKENBECK, JANE ISSAACSON
ERLAND, CHRISTINA LUCILLE
ERVIN, CLARK KENT
ESQUIVEL, AUDREY
EVANS, MADELEND E.
EVANS, THOMAS C.
FACKELMAN-MIN, MARY ANNE
FARISH, WILLIAM STAMPS
FARMER, CHAD DALEN
FARMER, HENRY EDWARD
FARISH, LAURA RICE
FAULK, JULIE ELIZABETH
FAULKNER, LINDA
FAUNCE, JILL SUZANNE
FEARING, JENNIFER LYNN
FENDLER, GARY ELLIS
FEE, JOHN
FEHRER, SARAH SHILL
FELZENBERG, ALVIN STEPHEN
FENNEL, ANNE CLAUD
FENTON, CATHERINE SCHARFEN
FERGUSON, ANDREW
FERRARA, VINCENT JASON
FERTIG-DYKES, SUSAN BEATRICE
FETROW, VALRY KEI
FIGG, JEANIE LUCILLE
FINCKEN, HEIDI ANN
FINDLAY, DONALD CAMERON
FINGER, AILEEN BETH
FIRESTONE, LAURIE ANN
FISH, JOHN HOWARD
FITCH, GREGORY HARLAND
FITZHENRY, JAMES ALAN
FITZPATRICK, SHARON ANN
FITZWATER, MARLIN
FLAGER, NICHOLAS RUSTER
FLANNES, MARTIN ALVIN
FLAUTT, FRANCES STEELE
FLEMING, SHELI ESTELLE
FLETCHER, JEANNE DIANE
FLTECHER, LEE
FLETCHER, LYNNE MARGARET
FLICK, HEATHER GWEN
FLIPPEN, JOHN ALLISON
FOGEL, DAVID LOUIS
FOLEY, JOHN PATRICK
FOLEY, MATTHEW TODD
FONG, CLAYTON SEM
FONG, JESSIE TSUI-SHIH
FOONBERG, STEVEN MARK
FORD, JOSEPH KENNETH
FORT, MICHELLE CATHERINE
FOSTER, GARY LAYNE
FOSTER, PAUL THOMAS
FRANTZ, MARK ALEXANDER
FREEMAN, JUDITH BJORKMAN
FRITZ, MARY ELIZA
FULTON, YSELLA AYN
FURCHTGOTT-ROTH, DIANA ELIZABETH
GABLE, ELIZABETH BRINTON
GALEN, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM
GALLETTA, JOHN DAVID
GANNON, KELLEY LYNN
GARDNER, JOHN STEPHEN
GARIKES, MARGARET DANAHER
GARRETT, TRACY DAVIS
GARVENS, TYLER
GAY, CAROLYN SUE
GEAR, KRISTEN MOREAU
GEISSINGER, SPENCER EVAN
GEORGE, JOEY RUSSE
GERAGHTY, LEAH MERCER
GERSHOWITZ, GARY JAY
GIBSON, JOAN GHERING
GIBSON, STEVAN WILLIAM
GIORNO, KAREN ROSALIE
GITLIN, DAVID LAWRENCE
GLASSMAN, JON DAVIS
GOBER, ELLEN JANYCE
GOFF, KAREN LYNN
GOLAY, GAIL THRESA
GOLDBERG, CATHERINE ANNE
GOLDBERG, JULIE ANNE
UPDATE PROJECT AS OF 1/94-MARCECA
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 6, 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
RE:
COUNSEL'S OFFICE REQUEST
At the request of, and accompanied by Special Associate White
House Counsel, Sally Paxton of the Counsel's Office, Terry Good
and Lee Johnson of the Office of Records Management transferred
from ORM's OEOB File Room 563 to Room 80 four cartons of files
from the White House Security Office that ORM has identified as:
Oversize Attachments
CF
159
CF 214
CF
215
CF 216
Subsequently, Thomas A. Kelley, Deputy General Counsel and
Inspector David V. Kitchen of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation, in the presence of Ms. Paxton and Special Counsel
to the President, Jane Sherburne, reviewed the contents of these
cartons in Room 80. They confirmed that the boxes contained White
House Personnel Security Files and other material as identified
on the attached list.
The containers and the entire contents of CF 159, 214, and 215 as
identifed on the attached list were removed and transferred to
the Jun custody JunSun of the FBI.
Jane Sherburne
Sally Paxton
Special Counsel to the
Special Associate Counsel to the
President
President
Than Thomas Deputy A. General Kelley ( Counsel King
/ Lilch
David V. Kitchen
Inspector
Federal Bureau of
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Terry Lerry Investigation Good Good
Lee Johnson
Director of the
Deputy Director of the
Office of Records
Office of Records
Management
Management
Attachment
2
WHITE HOUSE SECURITY OFFICE- CRAIG LIVINGSTONE --
Box 1
84 OEOB
MASTER USSS ACCESS LISTS '93 (VOLUME 1)
MASTER ACCESS LIST '93 (VOLUME 2)
ACCESS LIST (VOLUME 1) 1993
ACCESS LIST (VOLUME 2) 1993
FBI RECEIPTS-1993
INTERN NAMECHECK LISTS-1993
IRS RETURNED MARCH-APRIL 1993
NCIC LIST 8-93 - 12-93
NCICs (VOLUME 1) '93
NCICs (VOLUME II) '93
NCICs (VOLUME 3) 1993
PASS EXTENSIONS (VOL. 1) 1993
SECURITY INTERVIEWS VOL (1) 1993
SECURITY INTERVIEWS VOL (2) 1993
RecdinORD by Terry Good on on 12/1/94
ENCLOSURES FILED OVERSIZE ATTACHMENTS
CF159
1 bou filed 12/2/9415
I. WHITE HOUSE PERSONNEL SECURITY FILES STAFF PRIOR TO
01/20/93.
ABDOO, HELEN THERESA
ADAIR, DOUGLAS CONRAD
AGIN, JOSEPH WHITEHOUSE
AHEARN, FREDERICK LEONARD
ALVAREZ, RICHARD GUS
ANDERSON, ANN ELIZABETH
ANDERSON, CURTIS WILEY
ANDERSON, MARCY JEANNE
ARCHAMBAULT, MICHELE LORRAINE
AREY, LINSA LUGENIA
ARRONSON, PATRICIA SUE
ARSHT, LESLYE ALENE
ASARE, MARION LOUISE
AUEL, LISA BENKERT
AUTHER, SUSAN MARIE
AVRASHOV, LEONID
BACARISSE, CHARLES EDWARD
BACH, CRISTENA LYNN
BAILEY, MARY SMALLPAGE
BAKER, JAMES ADDISON
BALESTRIERI, JEAN ANN
BALFOUR, DEBORAH
ANN
BARLETTA, KATHRYN ANNE
BARREAUX, THEODORE CHARLES
PATRICIA/BARNETT PATRICIA 3/31/87
BARRON, DONNA LOUISE
BATES, CHARLES EDWARD
BATES, LORRI JEANINE
BATT, ROCHELLE HEIDI
BATEMAN, PAUL WILLIAM
BATTAGLIA, LISA MARIA
BAUGHMAN, JULIA HARMON
BAUMEYER, MATTHEW SCOTT
BAUMSTEIN, AMY MEREDITH
BAYNARD, BRIAN CALLAWAY
BEATTY, JAYSON FRANK
BECKER, JEAN LORETTA
BECKER, JEROME DAVID
BEERS, PATRICK ADAM
BELBY, KATERI RAY
BELL, LILLIE MAE
BELL, LOUISE HELEN
BESERRA, RUDY MAX
BEVACQUA, ANITA CAROL
BIZIC, DANICA
BLACK, DAVID LEE
BLANKLEY, ANTHONY DAVID
BLESSEY, STEPHANIE ELIZABETH
BLODGETT, SUZETTE A.
BOARD, ELIZABETH IDEN
BOLTEN, JOSHUA BREWSTER
BONINO, CAROLINA ORGEIRA
BORCHARD, SUSAN AILEEN
BOWEN, JAMES
BRACKNEY, MARGARET LOUISE
BREEDEN, RICHARD CARROLL
BRIDGMAN, MARJORIE ANNE
BRISCUSO, RAYMOND JOSEPH, JR.
BROCK, ANN CATHEY
BROTT, MICHELLE MARIE
BROWN, RONALD JAMES
BRYANT, CHESTER CORBETT JR.
BROWNE, SARA ANN
BRADLEY, ELLEN LORRAINE
BRADY, JAMES SCOTT
BRADY, KATHERINE CHRYSTIE
BREAUX, HARLEEN MARIE
BREEN, STACEY LYNN
BREINING, CARL RAY
BRENA, BETTINE CHRISTINE
BROOKS, CRYSTAL LYNN
BRYAN, PATRICIA MACK
BUCHHOLZ, TODD GLENN
BULL, CATHERINE ELEANOR
BULLOCK, KATJA
BUNYON, JEAN MARIE
BUREIKA, RITA DAIVA
BURGESS, MARY JANE
URMEISTER, JANICE LEE
URNHAM, NEALTON JAY
URNS, FRANCINE MARIA
USCH, MICHAEL JOSEPH
BUSTARD, BRUCE IRVING
BUSHUE, SANDRA KAY
BUTLER, JUDITH ANN
BUTTERFIELD, DIANNE BURCH
BUTTERFIELD, WILLIAM JOSEPH
BYBEE, JAY SCOTT
BYRNE, PHYLLIS MCCOMMONS
CACCIA. MARGARET M.
ALDWELL, WILLIAM BURNS
CALHOON, LANE FELICE
CALIO, NICHOLAS E.
CAMARANO, LORRAINE R.
CAMMACK, MARTHA REED
CAMPBELL, JOYCE DIANE
CAMPBELL, SARAH LOUISE
CAMPBELL, VICTORIA ZIMA
CAMPOLIETO, SHIRLEY ANN
CANARY, WILLIAM JAMES JR.
CARLSON, NICHOL LEIGH
CARMACK, TERRY ALAN
CARNEY, DAVID MITCHELL
CARNEY, HOWARD ALBION
CARNEY, LUCY COLE
CAROLINA, JEFFERY KEITH
CARPENDALE, ANDREW MICHAEL
CARR, BOBBY GENE
CARR, SALLIE WENNER
CARRIERE, JOHN GERAND III.
CARROLL, FLORA JENICE
CARROLL, JEREMY ETHRIDGE
CARROLL, MARY KATE
CARROLL, RITA RAVEL
CARTER, ALLYSON WEBB
CASEY, ERLINDA ELIZABETH
CASSE, DANIEL ANTHONY
CASTLE, SHARA ANN
CAUDILL, GEORGE GRAY JR.
CAWLEY, CAROLYN MARIE
CELEMTANO, GREGORY PHILLIP
CHACON, DOLORES LUMINA
CHANG, ALFRED WEI-KAUNG
CHAPMAN, JOHN CRANBROOK
CHAPMAN, ROBERT THOMAS
CHARLES, ROBERT BRUCE
CHEN, KEREDITH FERGUSON
CHILDS, MARY ELIZABETH
CHIRDON, DOUGLAS WAYNE
CHODOROV, JILL MELISSA
OUT CHONKA, GLORIA JEAN LISA WETEL 7/20/95
CHRISTOFF, THERESA MARIE
CHUMACHENKO, KATHERINE CLARE
CIARLANTE, MAJORIE HEINS
CLARK, SHARON ELIZABETH
CLADWELL, GEORGE MARVIN
CLARKE, PAUL
CLAYTON, ELIZABETH HOPE
CLEALE, CATHERINE
CLINE, JOHN ANTHONY
COCKING, JANE RUSK
COFFINA, SCOTT ANDREW
COHEN, BENEDICT SIMMS
COHN, KAREN JOYCE
COLDWELL, LISA TOWER
COLEMAN, HERBERT HOLT
COLLEY, CHRISTOPHER DAVID
COLLINS JR., PAUL JOSEPH
COLLINS, TRACEY REGENE
COMPTON, ELIZABETH MARGARET
CONNELL, KAREN ANN
CONRAD, PATRICIA LYNN
сбок, DAVID LAWRENCE
COOK, MICHELLE DIANE
200KE, JULIE
COOPER, B. JAY
COOPER, JANET FELTON
COOPER, MARSHALL
COSTER, MICHELLE LYNN
COTTRELL, JULIA MARIE
COUGHLIN, CATHERINE CROWLEY
COVINGTON, PAMELA JEAN
COX, EMMA JEAN
cox, PATRICIA HELEN
COYLE, SUAN ALPERT
CRAIG, GRAVEN WINSLOW
CRAIG, JUDY A.D.
CRITCHFIELD, CAROLINE MADDEN
CROFT, FRANCEZ GABREY
2RONHEIM, CAROL CATHERINE
CROUSE, JANICE SHAW
CROW, MATTHEW
CROW, SHELLY LYNN
CRIPPEN, DANNY LEE
EROTTON, TRACI MICHELLE
2RYOR, ALLISON WHEATLAND
esorba, LASZLO THOMAS
eUDD, CONNIE KAY
OUT
CULBREATH, LUE ADDIE LISA WETZL 2/3/95
eULLEN, LESLEE BLAIR
CULVAHOUSE, ARTHUR BOGGESS
CUMMINS, CLAUDIA LYNN
2UNNINGHAM, ERIN MICHELLE
CURSEEN, JOSEPH PHILMORE
QURTIN, THEODORE CHARLES
OUT CURTIS, JANET FLORA LISA WETZL 3/16/95
eURTIS, RICHARD EDWARD
CUSHMAN, JEFFERY ANDREW
CUSTER, ELLEN MARY
2UTSHALL, JENNIFER LEE
CUTSHALL, RACHEL RAE
DAILEY, BRIAN DANIEL
DALE, BILLIE RAY 6/6/96 CRAIG LIVINGSTONE
DALE, SHARON RUTH
DALEY, JOHN JOSEPH
DALY, ALISON MICHELLE
DALY, DOLORES MARGOT
DALY, JOHN AUGUSTINE
DAM, DAVID T.
DAMGARD, JULIE MEAD
DAMICO, KRISTIN ANN
DANA, TIMOTHY EDWARD
DANCE, STEPHANIE CLUNE
DANDREA, JUSTINE
&DANIELS, HILLIARD JR. - USA WETZL 2/1/15
DANNERBECK, JOHN DAVID
DANZANSKY, STEPHEN IRA
DAVIDSON, DOUGLAS ALEXANDER
I. WHITE HOUSE PERSONNEL SECURITY FILES STAFF PRIOR TO
01/20/93 CONTINUED.
DAVIS, MARK WILLIAM
DAVIS, PATRICK JOSEPH
DAVIS, PORTER MANVEL
DAVIS, WILLIAM HAL
DAWSON, RHETT BREWER
DAWSON, SUSAN BRADSHAW
EAN, DONALD RAY
ECAIN, JOAN CHENERY
ECAMP, SARAH GWATHMEY
DEE, KRIS MARIE
EHART, LINDA SUSAN
DEL GROSSO, STACEY KAY
DELLINGER, DOROTHY RHEA
EMAREST, DAVID FRANKLIN
DENNISTON, SUSAN RUSSELL
DEWHIRST, MARY KATHRYN
DIETZ, FRANCIS JOSEPH
DILLER, DANIEL CLIFFORD
DILLON, DIANA ELIZABETH
DOFFERMYRE, FAITH ELAINE
DOGGETT, JUANITA MAE
DOHERTY, EILEEN B
DOLAN, ANTHONY ROSSI
DONAHUE, MARLA MURPHY
DONATELLI, FRANK JOSEPH
DONOVAN, CHARLES ANTHONY
DONOVAN, TERESA ANN
DOOLEY, PEGGY ANN
DORSEY, CELESTINE SMITH
DORSEY, MATTHEW JOHN
DOUGLAS, KERI ANN
DRACOS, DIANE ELIZABETH
DREYLINGER, JOHN PAUL our - CRAIG LIVING 6/5/96
ROEHE, PHILIP CHARLES OUT - LIZZIE, USA WETZL 7/14/95
DUBE, CHRISTOPHER MORIN
UBERSTEIN, KENNETH MARC
DUGAN-PIGOTT, PATRICIA JOAN
DUGGAN, JOSEPH PATRICK
DUGGAN, JUANITA DONAGHEY
DUNN, DEBRA ROMA
DUNN, ELIZABETH BROOKS
OUTCHER, CHARLES KERWIN
UVALL, DOUGLAS PATTON
DUVALL, JACQUELINE ANDREA
DUNCAN, ROBERT MICHAEL
ELLIS, CATHLEEN MARIE
ELLIS, NANCY GAYLON
ELMETS, PAMELA KOEHLER
ENGLER, DANIEL JOSEPH
ENTHOVEN, MARCIA JEAN
ERBEN, AMY HEYDENREICH
ERKENBECK, JANE ISSAACSON
ERLAND, CHRISTINA LUCILLE
ERVIN, CLARK KENT
ESQUIVEL, AUDREY
OUT EVANS, MADDLEND B. LISA WETZL- 7/20/95
EVANS, THOMAS C.
FACKELMAN-MIN, MARY ANNE
ARISH, WILLIAM STAMPS
ARMER, CHAD DALEN
ARMER, HENRY EDWARD
FARISH, LAURA RICE
FAULK, JULIE ELIZABETH
AULKNER, LINDA
AUNCE, JILL SUZANNE
EARING, JENNIFER LYNN
FENDLER, GARY ELLIS
PEE, JOHN
EHRER, SARAH SHILL
FELZENBERG, ALVIN STEPHEN
ENNEL, ANNE CLAUD
ENTON, CATHERINE SCHARFEN
ERGUSON, ANDREW
"ERRARA, VINCENT JASON
PERTIG-DYKES, SUSAN BEATRICE
FETROW, VALRY KEI
FIGG, JEANIE LUCILLE
TINCKEN, HEIDI ANN
INDLAY, DONALD CAMERON
INGER, AILEEN BETH
PIRESTONE, LAURIE ANN
ISH, JOHN HOWARD
FITCH, GREGORY HARLAND
"ITZHENRY, JAMES ALAN
PITZPATRICK, SHARON ANN
ITZWATER, MARLIN
LAGER, NICHOLAS RUSTER
LANNES, MARTIN ALVIN
LAUTT, FRANCES STEELE
EMING, SHELI ESTELLE
LETCHER, JEANNE DIANE
PLTECHER, LEE
FLETCHER, LYNNE MARGARET
LICK, HEATHER GWEN
FLIPPEN, JOHN ALLISON
OGEL, DAVID LOUIS
OLEY, JOHN PATRICK
POLEY, MATTHEW TODD
FONG, CLAYTON SEM
ONG, JESSIE TSUI-SHIH
POONBERG, STEVEN MARK
BUTFORD, FORT, MICHELLE JOSEPH KENNETH CATHERINE OUT USA WETZEL 214/95
POSTER, GARY LAYNE
FOSTER, PAUL THOMAS
PRANTZ, MARK ALEXANDER
PREEMAN, JUDITH BJORKMAN
FRITZ, MARY ELIZA
FULTON, YSELLA AYN
FURCHTGOTT-ROTH, DIANA ELIZABETH
GABLE, ELIZABETH BRINTON
GALEN, CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM
GALLETTA, JOHN DAVID
CANNON, KELLEY LYNN
GARDNER, JOHN STEPHEN
GARIKES, MARGARET DANAHER
CARRETT, TRACY DAVIS
GARVENS, TYLER
GAY, CAROLYN SUE
GEAR, KRISTEN MOREAU
GEISSINGER, SPENCER EVAN
GEORGE, JOEY RUSSE
GERAGHTY, LEAH MERCER
GERSHOWITZ, GARY JAY
GIBSON, JOAN GHERING
GIBSON, STEVAN WILLIAM
GIORNO, KAREN ROSALIE
GITLIN, DAVID LAWRENCE
GLASSMAN, JON DAVIS
GOBER, ELLEN JANYCE
GOFF, KAREN LYNN
GOLAY, GAIL THRESA
GOLDBERG, CATHERINE ANNE
GOLDBERG, JULIE ANNE
UPDATE PROJECT AS OF 1/94-MARCECA
MISC
off le of Executive
Residence
ATF
update ledger 1990-91
C.P Telephone
update ledger 88-89
CIA
GSA
Misc./Dir for Non-government Employee
White Honse staff Personnel
Diversified Reporting
FBI
Other government Employees/Cantion
Natonal NSC Park Sume
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 13, 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR THE RECORD
RE: COUNSEL'S OFFICE REQUEST
At the request of Special Associate White House Counsel, Sally
Paxton, the Personnel Security Files of the attached individuals
were retrieved from the vault of the Personnel Security Office
and Room 563 of the Office of Records Management as indicated.
These files were put into one box. Subsequently, Paul D. Allen,
Jr. of the FBI, in the presence of Sally Paxton, reviewed the
contents of the box and confirmed that they contained the Files
identified on the attached list.
The entire contents of the box were removed and transferred to
the custody of the FBI.
Paul D. Allen, Jr.
Sally Paxton
Assistant Inspector
Special Associate Counsel to
Federal Bureau of
the President
Investigation
Attachment3
AARHUS, Carol Blym
ADDINGTON, David Spears
ALDERMAN, Clifford Thomas
ALEXANDER, Cara Leslie
ALLISON, James Newby - Archived in CF Box #281
ALLISON, Melissa Co - Archived in CF Box #281
ALSOBROOK, David Ernest
AMEND, Deborah Ann
AMICK, Joan Marie
ANDERSON, Debra Rae
ANDERSON, Rebecca Lee - Archived in CF Box #281
ANDERSON, Stanton Dean
ANDERSON, Susan Elizabeth - Archived in CF Box #281
ANDRES, Gary John
ARDLEIGH, Kirsten Clark
ARENDS, Jacqueline Grace
ARMENDARIZ, Rebecca Anne - Archived in CF Box #281
ARMFIELD, Robert Kelly
ASTRUE, Michael James - Archived in CF Box #282
ATKINSON, Dennis Maurice
ATKINSON, Carolyn Florence
AUGUSTINE, Barbara McCauley
AUPPERLE, Tammy Bloo
BAKER, Barbara Wash
BARNES, Karen Lee
BARNETT, Jane Elizabeth
BARTH, Shanette Michaele
BASSUK, Gregory David - Archived in CF Box #282
BATES, David Quentin - Archived in CF Box #282
BAUR, Kathleen Elizabeth
BEACH, Chester Paul
BECHERER, Thomas L. - Archived in CF Box #282
BEDARD, Catherine Therese
BENEDI, Antonio - Archived in CF Box #282
BEREZNY, Caroline Clare
BINION, Elizabeth Ann
BIZIC, Mark Gustav
BLACK, Judy Ann - Archived in CF Box #283
BLACKBURN, Barbara Ann
BLAKEY, Marion Clifton - Archived in CF Boc #283
BLUMENTHAL, Gary Robert
BOSTICK, Gladys Rebecca
BRADY, Phillip Donley
CARLSON, Daniel Lee - Archived in CF Box #284
CARLSON, Kathleen Shaughnessy
CARNES, Kelly Hawkins - Archived in CF Box #285
CARPENTER, Judith Lee
CARPENTER, Margaret Van Wagenen - Archived in CF Box #285
CARR, Michael Damon - Archived in CF Box #285
CAVENDISH, Sara Joan - Archived in CF Box #285
CHANG, Jennifer - Archived in CF Box #285
CIPRIANI, Aida Marie - Archived in CF Box #286
COLBY, Clifford William
CORNICK, Susan Ann - Archived in CF Box #286
COURTEMANCHE, Jack L. - Archived in CF Box #286
CURRY, Dorothy Jane - Archived in CF Box #287
DIETZ, Kristine Marie
DONALDSON, Helen Colle - Archived in CF Box #288
DORN, Nancy Patricia - Archived in CF Box #288
DOYLE, Megan Eileen
EDDY, Laura Hersloff - Archived in CF Box #289
ELKINS, Lucy Mae - Archived in CF Box #289
EVANS, Gregory Charles - Archived in CF Box #289
FENDLER, Gary Ellis - Archived in CF Box #289
FOSTER, Patricia Helen
FREE, Charles Martin - Archived in CF Box #290
FULLER, Karen Hart - Archived in CF Box #290
GARLINGTON, Audey Joyce - Archived in CF Box #290
GERRARD, Constance - Archived in CF Box #291
GILLETTE, Katherine James - Archived in CF Box #291
GLEN, Alixe Reed - Archived in CF Box #291
Unless otherwise indicated, the files were retrieved from the
Personnel Security Office vault.
U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of the General Counsel
Washington, D.C. 20535
June 14, 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR THE DEPUTY ATTORNEY GENERAL
FROM:
DIRECTOR, FBI LJF/Hms
SUBJECT: THE DISSEMINATION OF FBI FILE
INFORMATION TO THE WHITE HOUSE
PURPOSE: To obtain your approval of the attached memorandum
which recommends changes in procedures concerning the
dissemination of FBI file information to the White House.
TIMETABLE: As soon as possible.
DISCUSSION: This forwards to you a memorandum captioned "The
Dissemination of FBI File Information to the White House," dated
June 14, 1996, which recommends changes in procedures concerning
FBI background investigations to be put into effect immediately
upon your approval.
RECOMMENDATION: That you approve the proposed changes in
procedures.
Enclosure
APPROVE
DISAPPROVE
OTHER
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
June 14, 1996
MEMORANDUM FOR LEON PANETTA
CHIEF OF STAFF
FROM:
JACK QUINN
COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT
SUBJECT:
WHITE HOUSE REQUESTS TO THE FBI
As you know, the White House has historically requested information from the FBI in
order to evaluate the suitability of persons for Presidential appointments, nominations and
recognition, employment at the White House, and access to the White House. In light of
recent events, I have instituted the following rules and procedures to cover White House
requests to the FBI for background investigation information, effective immediately:
1.
White House requests to the FBI for background investigation information will
be made only with the express written consent of the individual who is the
subject of the investigation.
This rule applies to requests for any information beyond the type of
computerized criminal history check required in the regular
appointment clearance process at the White House complex.
The individual's consent must be current. Specifically, it must have
been signed by the individual within thirty days of the White House
request to the FBI.
The individual's express written consent must accompany the request
made by the White House to the FBI for the information.
No information may be obtained without the individual's consent except
in extraordinary circumstances set forth in a letter of justification to the
General Counsel of the FBI signed by the Counsel to the President and
concurred in by the Attorney General or the Deputy Attorney General.
2.
Each request to the FBI must be approved and signed by the Counsel to the
President or a specifically designated Counsel's Office attorney whose regular
duties include the review of such information. Each request must also be
signed by the security or vetting officer who initiates the request.
Signing for or in the name of another is prohibited.
The security or vetting officer who initiates the request must certify that
the request is made for official purposes only.
The Counsel to the President will provide to the FBI the names of no
more than three Counsel's Office attorneys who, in addition to the
Counsel, are authorized to approve White House requests to the FBI for
background information. No other persons may approve such requests.
3.
Each request must identify the reason why the information is being requested
(e.g., Presidential nomination, White House staff security clearance).
4.
Only those White House employees authorized in writing by the Chief of Staff
and the Counsel to the President whose assigned duties require the review or
processing of such information will have access to FBI background
investigations.
*
*
*
We communicated these changes, in proposed form, to the relevant officials of the
FBI in order to make sure that our procedural reforms will be workable when taken together
with changes the FBI is considering. These reforms were acceptable to the FBI and, so, we
are now moving forward with them. In addition, I am requesting that the FBI assist us as
promptly as possible in a thorough review of the background investigation files that we
currently have to make sure that all of the files that were requested mistakenly have been
returned to the FBI.
Jack
Qiin
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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of the General Counsel
Washington, D.C. 20535
June 11, 1996
BY COURIER
Ms. Jane Sherburne
Special Counsel to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Ms. Jane Cherburne:
In the course of attempting to reconcile the list of
files you returned to the FBI on June 6, 1996, with our
computerized record of White House requests, we identified
approximately 143 additional requests for copies of previous
background reports made during the same time period and providing
the same justification (ACCESS).
In the enclosed index, numbered from 1 to 486, the
entries in bold type are those additional requests which were not
contained in the files you returned last week. There is no way
to determine from FBI records whether these requests were made in
the same fashion by the same person or from the same list as
those requests contained in the two boxes you returned to us.
Moreover, there is no way that we can quickly determine whether
the White House, in fact, had a need for reports relating to
these individuals.
Consequently, I am seeking your assistance in
explaining these additional requests. Please identify, to the
extent possible, whether these individuals were on-board White
House employees or otherwise in need of access to the White House
complex, or whether their files were sought in error.
Ms. Jane Sherburne
I appreciate any assistance you can offer in this
regard. As you know, I am under a deadline of Friday, June 14,
1996, for making my preliminary report to the Director and the
Department of Justice.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
Very truly yours,
Howard
Howard M. Shapiro
General Counsel
Enclosure
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U.S. Department of Justice
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Office of the Director
Washington, D.C. 20535
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JUNE 14, 1996
FBI Director Louis J. Freeh today said he has ordered
sweeping new measures to protect sensitive background
investigation files from improper use to prevent a recurrence of
egregious violations of privacy that occurred when the White
House earlier requested and received certain FBI records.
Freeh said he took the action after an intensive FBI
internal inquiry showed that the Bureau has failed to adequately
safeguard such records against negligent or intentional misuse.
"The inquiry shows the FBI gave inadequate protection
to the privacy interests of persons in FBI files," Freeh said.
"The inquiry also found the Bureau failed to make certain that
agencies receiving files followed exacting privacy procedures."
Freeh said that the inquiry's discovery of "egregious
violations of privacy" required that the FBI move promptly and
firmly to reform procedures and solve the problems. The new
protective measures are being put into place at once.
The FBI inquiry has also discovered, Freeh said, that
the White House has identified 408 files sought and received by
the White House "without justification." Freeh said those files
have been voluntarily surrendered by the White House to the FBI,
including: 333 files on June 6; and, following "a further query
from the FBI," 71 more improperly-sought files yesterday, June
13. The status of 17 other White House file requests is still to
be determined.
Freeh said the results of the FBI inquiry are being
given to Independent Counsel Kenneth W. Starr, who is
investigating matters related to the White House Travel Office.
Since part of the file problem relates to the Travel Office, the
FBI could not question White House employees about the files and
thus limited its inquiry to FBI personnel, Freeh said.
It is important to note, Freeh said, that the FBI
report contains this finding on the files requested by and given
to the White House: "Among the unquestionably unjustified
acquisitions were reports relating to discharged Travel Office
employees Billy Ray Dale and Barnaby Brasseux."
FBI/DOJ
Freeh ordered the inquiry on learning a week ago that
the White House requested and received the background file of
Dale, a former White House Travel Office director, months after
he was fired. Dale was later acquitted of charges of wrongdoing
in the Travel Office position.
The FBI inquiry was expanded when it was learned that
the White House, early in the Clinton Administration, also
requested and received a large number of files on officials in
the previous Bush Administration and other persons. In addition,
the FBI learned the White House requested and received the FBI
file on a second, discharged Travel Office employee, Brasseux.
FBI General Counsel Howard M. Shapiro directed the
inquiry and wrote the report that was submitted to Freeh today.
Deputy Attorney General Jamie S. Gorelick concurred with Freeh's
new measures to prevent further privacy abuses.
Freeh said he has scrapped the long-standing former
system where the White House submitted a file-request form that
merely contained the typed-in name of the White House Counsel,
with no indication who actually sought the information and who
approved the request.
Freeh said the FBI's new safeguards include:
-- A requirement that the White House must use a
detailed new request form containing the actual signatures of the
official requesting the material and a White House Counsel's
Office attorney approving the request.
-- The White House officials must certify that the
information is sought only for official purposes and give more
detailed reasons why the material is needed.
-- The White House officials are put on strict notice
by the FBI form that criminal sanctions are available for any
violations of the law, including false statements or disclosure
of information violating the Privacy Act.
-- White House requests for file material must be
accompanied by the consent of the file subject or a White House
Counsel letter to the FBI General Counsel explaining why such
consent cannot be obtained or should not be sought.
-- The FBI will make certain that high-level FBI
officials will review White House information requests instead of
such requests being routinely filled by low-level personnel. For
example, the FBI Office of General Counsel will receive and
review a copy of each White House request for FBI files.
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-- In the past, the FBI routinely filled White House
requests for copies of previous background files without checking
to see if there were pending criminal investigations of the
subjects. Under the new procedures, there will be checks on all
subjects to determine if there are criminal investigations. If
so, information dissemination will be halted, high-level FBI
officials will be informed, and the matter will be referred to
the Deputy Attorney General to determine what, if any,
communication should be made to the White House.
Freeh said the now-scrapped system of providing files
to the White House dated back to the Johnson and Nixon
Administrations and for decades and through many Presidents it
presumably appeared that there was compliance with the law.
Freeh said he believes that over the years the FBI complied with
various federal laws governing FBI release of background files to
the White House and other federal agencies for security
clearances and other legitimate functions.
However, Freeh said, it is now clear that the system
was very vulnerable to misuse and that government officials over
several decades, including himself, had not provided adequate
oversight of the system, resulting now in violations of privacy.
Freeh said "As FBI Director since September of 1993, I
am responsible for the FBI problems and shortcomings since then,
and I fully accept that responsibility. I pledge to make certain
that no such problems occur again while I hold this post.
"While I only learned about these problems a week ago,
I do not stand on any technical defense or make any excuses,"
Freeh said. "I was not vigilant enough."
Freeh said "The prior system of providing files to the
White House relied on good faith and honor. Unfortunately, the
FBI and I were victimized. I promise the American people that it
will not happen again on my watch. "
Freeh said he also wanted to stress that no blame
should be attached to the FBI research analysts who processed
requests and forwarded files to the White House.
Freeh said "I agree completely with this finding from
the FBI report:
these employees have in no way failed the
FBI
the FBI has surely failed them, and has failed in a larger
sense to institute sufficient protections to effectively
safeguard the very real privacy interests that we, as custodians
of so many people's files, are responsible for protecting.'
Freeh said that Howard Shapiro, the FBI's Counsel,
deserves great credit for conducting a thorough internal inquiry
and writing a comprehensive report that pulls no punches.
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The report said that "As the events which prompted this
inquiry reveal
while we have complied with all applicable law,
we have failed to afford sufficient protection to the privacy
interests of those whose files we maintain.
"There is, of necessity, a tradeoff between effectively
serving the needs of the executive agencies for the prompt
provision of reliable information and ensuring the vigilant
protection of privacy," the report said.
"In our drive to maximize our productivity and
responsiveness to client agencies, we have not been sufficiently
attentive to our own responsibilities to safeguard our files
against negligent or intentional misuse, nor have we been
sufficiently exacting of the executive agencies we serve, the
report said.
"We are, in some respects, fortunate that the recent
discovery of the egregious violations of privacy which occurred
here has focussed our attention upon an operation which has
received far too little management or executive oversight, " the
report said.
The report emphasized that the FBI's inquiry began with
the discovery of the Dale file being sent to the White House, and
added: "It has subsequently been admitted by the White House
that Dale's file was one of many, in excess of four hundred,
sought from the FBI and relating to employees, some quite
prominent, of previous administrations.'
Among other things, the report said, the inquiry on FBI
file practices found that "It appears that over time a tradition
of considerable deference to the White House has developed."
The report took a close look at White House requests
for copies of previous reports in the period from December 6,
1993, to February 3, 1994. During this time, the report said,
the Bureau "received no fewer than 481 requests which bear the
characteristics of a single series.
"These requests, when parsed out from the normal
traffic of requests, arrived in nearly perfect alphabetical
order-- Aa to Go--all seeking copies of previous reports and
all providing the same justification--'ACCESS (S), the report
said.
The report said that "We now know that many of these
481 requests, while facially valid, were without justification
and served no official purpose. In recognition of this fact, the
White House Counsel's Office has voluntarily surrendered to the
FBI more than 400 folders containing FBI records since June 6,
1996.
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"Folders relating to three hundred and thirty-three
individuals were returned on June 6, 1996," the report said.
"Apparently, these were folders that had already been segregated
and shipped to the White House archives because an employee of
OPS [Office of Personnel Security] had determined, over time,
that these materials had been inappropriately gathered.
"One file of FBI material was returned separately on
Monday, June 10, 1996," the report said. "Another had previously
been provided to the IC [Independent Counsel]. In response to a
further query from the FBI, folders relating to 71 additional
individuals were identified as having been improperly sought and
were turned over to the FBI on June 13, 1996.
"
As of June 14, 1996, then, requests relating to 408
individuals have been identified by the White House as having
been sought without justification In addition, the status of an
additional seventeen requests has not yet been resolved," the
report said.
A copy of the FBI report is attached.
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Memorandum
To
:
The Director
Date 6/14/96
From
:
H. M. Shapiro Hms
L. J. McCormick
General Counsel
Inspector
Subject :
THE DISSEMINATION OF FBI FILE
INFORMATION TO THE WHITE HOUSE
As a result of the week we spent examining the process
of responding to requests for background information and name
checks from the White House and other executive agencies, we
recommend that you approve, and forward for the Attorney
General's approval, the following changes in procedure:
1. That the form and manner in which White House requests for
information from FBI files are made be changed as set forth
below. Had these changes been in place, the approximately 400
files improperly obtained would never have been requested or
provided.
1a. That any request seeking copies of or information
distilled from FBI files must be accompanied by either
the consent of the person whose files are being
reviewed, or by a letter from the Counsel to the ,
President through the Deputy Attorney General to the
FBI General Counsel, setting forth a written
explanation why such consent cannot be obtained or
should not be sought in the circumstances.
1b. That all requests by the White House for
information from FBI files, which had previously been
submitted anonymously under the typed name of the
Counsel to the President (in recent administrations) or
some other White House official, now require the actual
signatures of both the requesting official and of an
attorney in the Counsel's Office who will have reviewed
and approved all requests prior to their transmittal to
the FBI. The requesting official should certify,
Enclosure
Memorandum from H. M. Shapiro/L. J. McCormick to The Director
Re: The Dissemination of FBI File
Information to the White House
subject to the criminal penalties for making a false
statement, that the information is sought only for
official purposes and should be on express notice that
unauthorized disclosure of any information obtained may
violate the Privacy Act.
1c. That greater specificity be provided regarding the
reason for the request (see attached form).
1d. That a copy of each White House, request for
information from FBI files be provided to the FBI
Office of the General Counsel (OGC) for review.
Regardless of the procedures, the FBI record check
process remains a necessity for any effective system that
accommodates the security and employment functions of the White
House. To be effective, the procedures at both ends must
complement each other. For these reasons, these recommendations
have been coordinated with the White House Counsel's Office,
which oversees the White House Office of Personnel Security.
That office must implement procedures at the White House that
will allow the system to operate given these changes. The
Counsel to the President advised that he will be implementing
complementary procedural changes. He raised no procedural
objection to these changes, and indeed had independently arrived
at many of them.
A revised Form incorporating these recommended changes
is attached.
2. That a complete indices check be conducted for all White
House requests for information from FBI files, including when the
request seeks only copies of previous reports. Whenever a record
check reveals a pending criminal investigation concerning the
subject, dissemination of any information will be halted and
notification be made to the Headquarters Supervisor and to FBI
OGC. The Headquarters Supervisor and FBI OGC will consult to
determine what information could be disseminated without harm to
the investigation. The FBI General Counsel will then refer the
matter to the Deputy Attorney General in order to determine what
if any information should be communicated to the White House
Counsel.
3. That written protocols be developed regarding what
information from FBI files may be properly disseminated.
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Memorandum from H. M. Shapiro/L. J. McCormick to The Director
Re: The Dissemination of FBI File
Information to the White House
4. That the FBI's Privacy Act routine use notice be amended, as
set forth in the accompanying report, to constrain and better
define the boundaries of appropriate routine use disseminations.
5. That appropriate personnel meet with representatives of the
White House and the United States Secret Service to better
coordinate requests for FBI file information and to reduce the
incidence of duplicative requests.
6. That appropriate personnel from the FBI and the White House
meet to discuss the retention and archiving of FBI background
investigation or name check information by the White House to
ensure that appropriate safeguards are in place.
7. That FBI executive management provide greater oversight to
the process of responding to White House requests for information
from FBI files.
8. That any request to the FBI which results in the provision of
copies of or information from FBI files be indexed and maintained
for subsequent review and retrieval.
9. That the data presently purged periodically from the FBI
database regarding White House requests be maintained instead in
a magnetic medium which will permit more effective review,
analysis and audit.
10. That the FBI establish a periodic audit procedure, to be
conducted by the FBI's Inspection Division, to ensure compliance
with these recommendations.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Date
To:
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Attn:
From: The White House
Office of Personnel Security
White House Counsel's Office
Subject's Full Name
Other names used
Social Security Number
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Permanent Address
Current Employer
I hereby authorize the FBI to provide the information specified below to the White House.
(Signature)
(Date)
Request of FBI- (Subject's consent or written explanation from White House Counsel is required for any request
seeking copies of, or information from, FBI files.)
Name/Indices check
Expanded name check
Copy of previous report
Full field investigation
Level 1
Level 2
Level 3
Limited update investigation
Other (specify)
The applicant is being considered for:
Presidential appointment
White House employee
detailee
intern
volunteer
Presidential recognition
Other (specify)
Attachments:
SF-86
SF-86 Supplement
SF-87 Fingerprint Card
Remarks/special instructions:
I certify, subject to 18 U.S.C. Section 1001, that the above is sought for official purposes only and I
understand that any unauthorized disclosure may be a violation of the Privacy Act, 5 U.S.C. Section 552a.
Requested by:
This request has been reviewed and approved by the White House Counsel's Office.
Approved by:
White House Counsel's Office
1 - Original To FBI
2 - - Yellow - To FBI (Office of the General Counsel)
3 - Pink - To FBI (Return to White House)
4 - Blue White House Copy
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RE: DEPARTED VOLUNTEER FILES - SEE CASE FOR
NAMES: - CONFIDENTIAL
BOX 1 - AARONIAN TO BEVER
BOX 2 - BOWDEN TO COIGNARD
BOX 3 - COKER TO FITZGERALD
BOX 4 - FITZMEYER TO HARRY
BOX 5 - HART TO KOLM
BOX 6 - KOOJARIAN TO MESSITO
BOX 7 - METZ TO PASTOR
BOX 8 - PATCH TO SAKS
2 BOXES WHITE HOUSE PERSONNEL SECURITY FILES
STAFF PRIOR TO 1/20/93:
BOX 1 - ABDOO TO DAVIDSON (W/BILLIE RAY DALE)
BOX 2 - DAVIS TO GOLDBERG
1 BOX WHITE HOUSE COMMUNICATIONS AGENCY LEFT
FILES ARCHIVED:
BOX 1 - ABBOTT TO ZILER
3 BOXES OF DEPARTED VOLUNTEER FILES
BOX - 9 SALEH TO THOMPSON, DONALD ROY
BOX - 10 THOMPSON, EILEEN TO YEARWOOD-HENRY
BOX - 11 YORRA TO ZWICKER
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FG006-04 FG017-02 FG012-05
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ORG
THE WHITE HOUSE
ADDR
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CONFIDENTIAL - 2 BOXES RECEIVED IN RECORDS
MANAGEMENT BY TERRY GOOD - BOX 1 -- MASTER
USSS ACCESS LISTS '93 (VOLUME 1) i MASTER
ACCESS LIST '93 (VOLUME 2) i ACCESS LIST
(VOLUME 1) 1993; ACCESS LIST (VOLUME 2) 1993;
FBI RECEIPTS - 1993; INTERN NAMECHECK LISTS -
1993; IRS RETURNED MARCH-APRIL 1993; NCIC
LIST 8-93 - 12-93; NCIC 'S (VOLUME 1) 193;
NCIC 'S (VOLUME II) '93; NCIC 'S (VOLUME 3)
1993; PASS EXTENSIONS (VOL 1) 1993; SECURITY
INTERVIEWS VOL (1) 1993; SECURITY INTERVIEWS
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NCICs (VOLUME 1) '93
NCICs (VOLUME II) '93
NCICs (VOLUME 3) 1993
PASS EXTENSIONS (VOL. 1) 1993
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SECURITY INTERVIEWS VOL (2) 1993
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