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WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name PRESIDENT, OFFICE OF THE: PRESIDENTIAL BRIEFING
Withdrawer
PAPERS
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47126 PAPER
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Referral Note:
January 27, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
5:00 pm
WASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Wednesday, January 28, 1981
8:45 am
Staff Time with Jim Baker, Ed Meese and Mike Deaver
Oval Offi
(30 min)
9:15 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Offi
(15 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
9:45 am
Meeting with Jim Baker, Ed Meese, Mike Deaver,
Oval Offi
(15 min)
Max Friedersdorf and Jim Brady
10:00 am
Honorable John Connally
Oval Offi
(30 min)
(Richard V. Allen) White Hcuse Photographer
(See Tab "A" for briefing memorandum)
Signing of does ments
10:30 am
Briefing for Prime Minister Seaga Meeting
Oval Offi
(30 min)
(Richard V. Allen) (See Separate Briefing Book)
10:55 am
The President and Mrs. Reagan welcome Prime Minister
Diplomati
and Mrs. Seaga and their official party at the
Entrance
Diplomatic Entrance and proceed to Green Room
(Richard V. Allen)
Open Press
11:10 am
Exchange of gifts (Mrs. Reagan and Mrs. Seaga depart) Green Roo
(15 min)
Meeting with the President, the Prime Minister,
Secretary Haig and Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Foreign Affairs Hugh Shearer
11:25 am The President, the Prime Minister, Secretary Haig
Blue Room
(35 min)
and Minister Shearer move to Blue Room for expanded
meeting
Noon
The President and Prime Minister join Mrs. Reagan
State Din
and Mrs. Seaga in Red Room and proceed to State
Dining Room for luncheon in honor of Prime Minister
and Mrs. Seaga (60 people)
Pool Photo Opportunity
(See Tab B)
1:30 pm
The President and Mrs. Reagan escort Prime Minister
and Mrs. Seaga to Diplomatic Entrance; brief press
statement by the President followed by brief statement
by Prime Minister Seaga (See Remarks)
2:30 pm
Meeting with Secretary Regan, David Stockman, Martin
Oval Off:
(60 min)
Anderson and Murray Weidenbaum (Martin Anderson)
Pool Photo Opportunity (See BARER, Tab "C")
Dause gergen
Aliss
V.P.
BUSH
3:30 pm
Personnel Appointments Meeting (Pen James)
Oval Off:
(30 min)
BUSH, DEAVER Masse, BAKER
4:00 pm
Staff Time with Jim Baker, Ed Meese and Mike Deaver
Oval Off:
(15 min)
4:15 pm
Depart for Residence
0080
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
INFORMATION
MEMORANDUM FOR:
THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
RICHARD V. ALLEN
SUBJECT:
Troops and Basing, Mideast, for Your
Discussion with Governor Connally
Attached is a brief discussion paper which you may want to use in
your discussions with John Connally on troops and basing in the
Mideast. The point that we want to stress is that we have to
effect a balance between our needs to establish a basing structure
and a US presence, and regional sensitivities and political
realities.
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C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
FOR FURTHER BACKGROUND ON SEAGA VISIT,
SEE ALSO BRIEFING BOOK PROVIDED SEPARATELY BY NSC
January 27, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
6:34 p.m.
WASHINGTON
SCENARIO LUNCHEON FOR PRIME MINISTER SEAGA
January 28, 1981
11:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
Military ceremony welcoming Prime Minister and
Mrs. Seaga with THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN.
11:10 a.m.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN and Prime Minister
and Mrs. Seaga are escorted into the Green Room
via the right balcony staircase where gifts will
be presented. Following exchange, other
participants enter (see list).
Note: A string ensemble from the
Marine Band will be playing in the
foyer.
MRS. REAGAN and Mrs. Seaga will exit the Green Room
and descend the stairs from the foyer to the first
floor where MRS. REAGAN will take Mrs. Seaga on a
brief tour of the first and second floors of the
White House.
11:20 a.m.
Meeting of official parties in Red Room.
11:45 a.m.
Guests arrive Southwest Gate and proceed via the
Diplomatic Reception Room.
Note: Sherry and juice served.
12:00 noon
THE PRESIDENT and Prime Minister Seaga arrive
Blue Room and join MRS. REAGAN and Mrs. Seaga
for a receiving line in the Cross Hall.
Gentlemen arriving with PRESIDENT REAGAN and
Prime Minister Seaga will ascend to the first
floor by means of the staircase next to the
elevator.
12:10 p.m.
Guests are seated for lunch.
Exchange of Toasts (See Remarks)
1:15 p.m.
Luncheon concludes.
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Scenario
Luncheon with Prime Minister Seaga
January 28, 1981
1:15 p.m.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN, and Prime Minister
and Mrs. Seaga depart State Dining Room to first
floor and proceed through the Diplomatic Reception
Room and exit. THE PRESIDENT makes brief remarks
outside the Diplomatic Reception Room.
1:20 p.m.
Prime Minister and Mrs. Seaga depart the White
(approx.)
House. THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN proceed
to the Red Room via the left balcony staircase.
Guests depart the Residence via the Diplomatic
Reception Room.
THE PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN depart the State Floor.
11:00 - 11:15 a.m.
:
Small Meeting in the White llouse Green Room
President Ronald Reagan
Prime Minister Edward Seaga
Deputy Prime Minister Hugh Shearer
Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig, Jr.
Counsellor to the President Edwin Meese, III
Chief of Staff to the President James A. Baker, III
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs Richard Allen
11:15 to Noon
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Larger Meeting in Red Room
United States Government
President Ronald Reagan
Secretary Alexander Haig
Secretary Donald Regan
Secretary Caspar Weinberger
Director David Stockman
Counsellor to the President Edwin Meese, III
Chief of Staff to the President James A. Baker, III
Deputy Chief of Staff to the President Michael Deaver
Assistant to the President for National Security
Affairs Richard Allen
Ambassador Loren E. Lawrence
Mr. Myer Rashish
Acting Assistant Secretary John A. Bushnell
Jamaican Government:
Prime Minister Edward Seaga
Deputy Prime Minister Hugh Shearer
Permanent Secretary Frank Francis
Permanent Secretary Alan Kirton
Ambassador Keith Johnson
UNDP Deputy Administrator Arthur Brown
Jamaican Charge diAffaires Thomas Stimpson
(Maseng/KK)
January 27, 1981
TOAST:
Luncheon Honoring Prime Minister Seaga of Jamaica
(January 28, 1981)
Mr. Prime Minister, Mrs. Seaga, Minister Shearer and
distinguished guests:
It is a pleasure for Nancy and me to welcome you today, and
an honor of great significance to be hosts to the leader of a
nation that is not only a close friend and good neighbor of
the United States, but whose recent struggle to remain free
of foreign interference is an inspiration to the world.
Mr. Prime Minister, you are the first head of state to
be our guest since I have taken office. This tells us a great
deal because it speaks of the bond between our countries. We
share the commitment of free people around the world.
We also share a personal bond. We have come to office
at nearly the same moment in history; we are both faced with
problems; and we both perceive great opportunities for our
countries. Discussing some of our mutual concerns during our
meeting this morning made me even more mindful of the matters
that bring us together.
The times in which we find ourselves, the world in which
our countries and our people exist, require great courage.
The trust given to every free individual, and particularly
to you and me, is to protect and ensure liberty for our children
and our children's children. It is a special pleasure,
Mr. Prime Minister, to welcome a leader of such unique, personal
courage.
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That courage, and the bold message your people sent the
world in electing you to lead them is testimony to the power
of one man's dedication and the affirmation of free people
for democracy and free enterprise.
I pledge to you the good will, the cooperation and the
moral and material assistance of the United States as you work
to meet the many challenges you will face in the months ahead.
Some of these challenges will come from forces hostile to our
shared traditions and mutual interests. I am confident
you will fulfill the trust placed in you by your country, and
embody the hope of all free people, not only in the Caribbean
but in this hemisphere and around the world.
Ladies and gentlemen, I ask that you join me in a toast
to the Prime Minister of Jamaica, and Mrs. Seaga, to the
friendship and alliance renewed here today, and to our common
endeavor to preserve the peace, independence, and freedom
of our hemisphere.
(State Dept/NSC/Khachigian)
January 27, 1981
TALKING POINTS: Meeting Reporters After Luncheon with Prime
Minister Seaga of Jamaica, January 28, 1981
-- Prime Minister Seaga and I found today that we have much
in common. Frankly, because we both came into office about the
same time, we've been exchanging stories about how similar our
problems are. But I also think we share the view that our
peoples are also strong enough to solve those problems.
-- I found our discussions to be very helpful, and I'm
convinced this meeting will help strengthen the ties of friendship
between Jamaica and the United States. There is one thing that
both of us -- and both of our countries -- share, and that is an
unwavering commitment to the cause of freedom in our hemisphere
and throughout the world.
-- The Prime Minister and I talked about the steps we can
both take to strengthen democratic institutions in the Caribbean
region and to increase our cooperation there.
-- I was impressed by the Prime Minister's strong commitment
to rebuilding the Jamaican economy and to obtain effective outside
assistance in that effort. I assured the Prime Minister that he
could count on American support for his objectives, especially
in his efforts to expand his country's private sector.
-- Mr. Prime Minister, we are honored to have you as America's
first foreign visitor in my administration. And let me express
to you my personal hopes that the first shall not be the last.
MEMORANDUM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 28, 1981
TO:
The President
FROM:
Martin Anderson
Assistant to the MCA President for Policy Development
SUBJECT:
Meeting with the Troika
TIME:
2:30 p.m.
PLACE:
Oval Office
PURPOSE:
To discuss the status of the economic audit
being prepared by Dr. Murray Weidenbaum,
Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers
PARTICIPANTS:
Donald Regan
David Stockman
Dr. Murray Weidenbaum
STAFF:
Martin Anderson
BACKGROUND:
The President has asked Dr. Weidenbaum to prepare
a study on the state of the economy as he takes
office, in preparation for the presentation of the
President's Economic Message. The audit is to
consider the status of such economic variables as
the inflation rate, the unemployment rate, the
tax burden, the level of productivity, and the
like.
TALKING POINTS:
1. What is the actual level of the following economic variables? Are
there any differences between what they are and the public perception of
them?
a. Inflation
b. Unemployment
C. Tax burden
d. Real income
e. Productivity
f. Federal Budget
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2. If we do not implement the comprehensive economic plan and
continue to follow the course we are now on, what is likely to
happen to our economy during the next four years?
(STATE DEPT/NSC/KHACHIGIAN)
TALKING POINTS: MEETING REPORTERS AFTER LUNCHEON WITH PRIME MINISTER
SEAGA OF JAMAICA, JANUARY 28, 1981
-- PRIME MINISTER SEAGA AND I FOUND TODAY THAT WE HAVE MUCH IN
COMMON. FRANKLY, BECAUSE WE BOTH CAME INTO OFFICE ABOUT THE SAME
TIME, WE'VE BEEN EXCHANGING STORIES ABOUT HOW SIMILAR OUR PROBLEMS
ARE. BUT I ALSO THINK WE SHARE THE VIEW THAT OUR PEOPLES ARE ALSO
STRONG ENOUGH TO SOLVE THOSE PROBLEMS.
-- I FOUND OUR DISCUSSIONS TO BE VERY HELPFUL, AND I'M
CONVINCED THIS MEETING WILL HELP STRENGTHEN THE TIES OF FRIENDSHIP
BETWEEN JAMAICA AND THE UNITED STATES. THERE IS ONE THING THAT BOTH
2
OF US -- AND BOTH OF OUR COUNTRIES -- SHARE, AND THAT IS AN
UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO THE CAUSE OF FREEDOM IN OUR HEMISPHERE
AND THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
-- THE PRIME MINISTER AND I TALKED ABOUT THE STEPS WE CAN
BOTH TAKE TO STRENGTHEN DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS IN THE CARIBBEAN
REGION AND TO INCREASE OUR COOPERATION THERE.
-- I WAS IMPRESSED BY THE PRIME MINISTER'S STRONG COMMITMENT
TO REBUILDING THE JAMAICAN ECONOMY AND TO OBTAIN EFFECTIVE OUTSIDE
ASSISTANCE IN THAT EFFORT. I ASSURED THE PRIME MINISTER THAT HE
COULD COUNT ON AMERICAN SUPPORT FOR HIS OBJECTIVES, ESPECIALLY
IN HIS EFFORTS TO EXPAND HIS COUNTRY'S PRIVATE SECTOR.
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-- MR. PRIME MINISTER, WE ARE HONORED TO HAVE YOU AS AMERICA'S
FIRST FOREIGN VISITOR IN MY ADMINISTRATION. AND LET ME EXPRESS TO
YOU MY PERSONAL HOPES THAT THE FIRST SHALL NOT BE THE LAST,
(MASENG/KK)
TOAST: LUNCHEON HONORING PRIME MINISTER SEAGA OF JAMAICA
JANUARY 28, 1981
MR. PRIME MINISTER, MRS. SEAGA, MINISTER SHEARER AND
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS:
IT IS A PLEASURE FOR NANCY AND ME TO WELCOME YOU TODAY, AND
AN HONOR OF GREAT SIGNIFICANCE TO BE HOSTS TO THE LEADER OF A NATION
THAT IS NOT ONLY A CLOSE FRIEND AND GOOD NEIGHBOR OF THE UNITED
STATES, BUT WHOSE RECENT STRUGGLE TO REMAIN FREE OF FOREIGN
INTERFERENCE IS AN INSPIRATION TO THE WORLD.
MR. PRIME MINISTER, YOU ARE THE FIRST HEAD OF STATE TO BE
OUR GUEST SINCE I HAVE TAKEN OFFICE. THIS TELLS US A GREAT DEAL
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BECAUSE IT SPEAKS OF THE BOND BETWEEN OUR COUNTRIES. WE SHARE THE
COMMITMENT OF FREE PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD.
WE ALSO SHARE A PERSONAL BOND. WE HAVE COME TO OFFICE AT
NEARLY THE SAME MOMENT IN HISTORY; WE ARE BOTH FACED WITH PROBLEMS;
AND WE BOTH PERCEIVE GREAT OPPORTUNITIES FOR OUR COUNTRIES. DISCUSSING
SOME OF OUR MUTUAL CONCERNS DURING OUR MEETING THIS MORNING MADE ME
EVEN MORE MINDFUL OF THE MATTERS THAT BRING US TOGETHER.
THE TIMES IN WHICH WE FIND OURSELVES, THE WORLD IN WHICH OUR
COUNTRIES AND OUR PEOPLE EXIST, REQUIRE GREAT COURAGE. THE TRUST
GIVEN TO EVERY FREE INDIVIDUAL, AND PARTICULARLY TO YOU AND ME, IS
TO PROTECT AND ENSURE LIBERTY FOR OUR CHILDREN AND OUR CHILDREN'S
CHILDREN. IT IS A SPECIAL PLEASURE, MR. PRIME MINISTER, TO WELCOME
A LEADER OF SUCH UNIQUE, PERSONAL COURAGE.
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THAT COURAGE, AND THE BOLD MESSAGE YOUR PEOPLE SENT THE WORLD
IN ELECTING YOU TO LEAD THEM IS TESTIMONY TO THE POWER OF ONE MAN'S
DEDICATION AND THE AFFIRMATION OF FREE PEOPLE FOR DEMOCRACY AND FREE
ENTERPRISE.
I PLEDGE TO YOU THE GOOD WILL, THE COOPERATION AND THE MORAL
AND MATERIAL ASSISTANCE OF THE UNITED STATES AS YOU WORK TO MEET
THE MANY CHALLENGES YOU WILL FACE IN THE MONTHS AHEAD. SOME OF
THESE CHALLENGES WILL COME FROM FORCES HOSTILE TO OUR SHARED
TRADITIONS AND MUTUAL INTERESTS. I AM CONFIDENT YOU WILL FULFILL
THE TRUST PLACED IN YOU BY YOUR COUNTRY, AND EMBODY THE HOPE OF ALL
FREE PEOPLE, NOT ONLY IN THE CARIBBEAN BUT IN THIS HEMISPHERE AND
AROUND THE WORLD.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I ASK THAT YOU JOIN ME IN A TOAST TO
THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAMAICA, AND MRS. SEAGA, TO THE FRIENDSHIP
AND ALLIANCE RENEWED HERE TODAY, AND TO OUR COMMON ENDEAVOR TO
PRESERVE THE PEACE, INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM OF OUR HEMISPHERE.
THE OFFICIAL VISIT
OF
THE HONORABLE
THE PRIME MINISTER OF JAMAICA
AND
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MRS. SEAGA
TO
WASHINGTON, D.C.
JANUARY 1981
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DELEGATION LIST
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SUMMARY SCHEDULE
3
TUESDAY, JANUARY 27
5
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28
7
THURSDAY, JANUARY 29
12
ACCOMMODATIONS
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MEMBERS OF THE OFFICIAL JAMAICAN PARTY
The Honorable Edward Seaga, M.P.
Prime Minister of Jamaica
Mrs. Marie Seaga
The Right Honorable Hugh Lawson Shearer, M.P., P.C.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign
Affairs and Foreign Trade
His Excellency Keith Johnson
Ambassador of Jamaica to the Federal Republic of
Germany
Dr. Alan Kirton
Permanent Secretary, Office of the Prime Minister
Mr. Frank Francis
Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The Honorable Thomas A. Stimpson
Charge d'Affaires ad interim of Jamaica
Mr. Ken Jones
Director, Agency for Public Information
Mr. George Arthur Brown
Deputy Director, UNDP
Ms. Dorothy Carter
Personal Assistant to the Prime Minister
Ms. Ann Sabo
Jamaica Labor Party, Public Relations Representative
Superintendent Eldrige
Security
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SUMMARY SCHEDULE
TUESDAY
JANUARY 27, 1981
4:55pm
The Honorable the Prime Minister of Jamaica
and Mrs. Seaga arrive Miami via AIR JAMAICA
#25.
Depart Miami via EASTERN AIRLINES #200.
9:03pm
Arrive Washington, D.C.-National Airport.
Welcoming Committee.
9:15pm
Depart National Airport via motorcade enroute
Blair House, the President's Guest House.
Private evening.
Overnight: Blair House
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 28, 1981
9:00am
Meeting with The Honorable Odgen Reid,
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former U.S. Representative, and Ambassadors
Robert Neumann and Michael Samuels, at Blair
House.
9:00am
Mrs. Seaga tours National
Gallery of Art.
11:00am
Meeting with President Reagan at the White
House.
Noon
President and Mrs. Reagan host luncheon for
Approx.
Prime Minister and Mrs. Seaga, at the
White House, Private Dining Room.
1:45pm
Meeting with The Honorable Donald Regan,
Secretary of the Treasury, at Blair House.
3:30pm
Meeting with the Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, U.S. Capitol, Room S-116.
4:30pm
Meeting with the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, Rayburn Office Building, Room 2172.
7:00pm
Interview on MCNEIL/LEHRER REPORT (WETA).
8:15pm
Reception hosted by the Council of the
Americans and the Acting Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. Bushnell, at the Department
of State, Benjamin Franklin Room.
Dress: Business Suit
Overnight: Blair House
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SUMMARY SCHEDULE
THURSDAY
JANUARY 29, 1981
9:00am
Breakfast address to the National Press Club.
9:55am
Deputy PM Shearer departs
National Airport via PAN
AM # 349.
10:10am
Taping interview for VOICE OF AMERICA at
National Press Club Building.
11:00am
Meeting with His Excellency Alejandro Orfila,
Secretary General of the Organization of
American States, at Blair House.
12:45pm
Prime Minister Seaga departs Blair House
via motorcade enroute National Airport.
1:35pm
Prime Minister Seaga departs Washington, D.C.-
National Airport via EASTERN AIRLINES #177
enroute Miami.
3:52pm
Arrive Miami, Florida.
6:00pm
Depart Miami via AIR JAMAICA #24.
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TUESDAY
JANUARY 27, 1981
4:55pm
Arrive Miami, Florida via AIR JAMAICA #25.
(Clear Customs)
Depart Miami via EASTERN AIRLINES #200.
9:03pm
The Honorable the Prime Minister of Jamaica
and Mrs. Seaga arrive National Airport via
EASTERN AIRLINES #200.
Welcoming Committee
The Honorable Loren E. Lawrence
American Ambassador to Jamaica
His Excellency Keith Johnson
Ambassador of Jamaica to the
Federal Republic of Germany
Mr. John Bushnell
Acting Assistant Secretary of State
Mrs. Bushnell
The Honorable Thomas A. Stimpson
Charge d'Affaires ad interim of Jamaica
Mr. George Arthur Brown
Deputy Director, UNDP
Mr. R. Michael Finley
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Mrs. Finley
Ms. Doris Chin
Counselor, Embassy of Jamaica
Mr. Loren McDonough
First Secretary, Embassy of Jamaica
Mr. Robert Warne
Director, Office of Caribbean Affairs
Mr. Ken Jones
Director, Agency for Public Information
Mr. Richard Howard
Deputy Director, Office of Caribbean
Affairs
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
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PRESIDENT, OFFICE OF THE: PRESIDENTIAL BRIEFING
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SCHEDULE
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OF THE PRESIDENT [PG 6, 8-11, 12-14]
B7(E)
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
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WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 28, 1981
8:45am
Mrs. Seaga departs Blair
Approx.
House enroute National
Gallery of Art.
Car 2
Mrs. Seaga
Ms. Chin
Ms. Carter
--Mr. Daly
9:00am
Mrs. Seaga tours National
Gallery of Art.
10:00am
At the conclusion of the
tour, Mrs. Seaga returns
to Blair House.
9:00am
Meeting with The Honorable Ogden Reid,
former U.S. Representative, and Ambassadors
Robert Neumann and Michael Samuels, at Blair
House.
10:40am
The following depart
Blair House via motorcade
enroute the White House
North Portico.
Car 3
Deputy PM Shearer
Mr. Francis
Amb. Johnson
Car 4
Dr. Kirton
Mr. Brown
Mr. Stimpson
Car 5
Ms. Carter
Ms. Chin
--Mr. Sittmann
10:45am
Arrive Diplomatic
Entrance.
WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection Name
Withdrawer
PRESIDENT, OFFICE OF THE: PRESIDENTIAL BRIEFING
RB 12/7/2007
PAPERS
W
File Folder
FOIA
01/28/1981 (CASEFILE 043308)
S07-0077/01
Box Number
8
DOC Document Type
No of Doc Date Restric-
NO
Document Description
pages
tions
1
SCHEDULE
1
1/1/1981
B2
OF THE PRESIDENT [PG 6, 8-11, 12-14]
B7(E)
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
B-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
B-2 Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
B-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
B-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
B-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
B-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
B-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
B-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.