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The original documents are located in Box 9, folder "Personnel Matters (2)" of the Charles
E. Goodell Papers at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Copyright Notice
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of
photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Charles Goodell donated to the United
States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections.
Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public
domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to
remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid
copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library.
Digitized from Box 9 of the Charles E. Goodell Papers
at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library
Bob, you asked for a roster
of people who have worked on
the PCB staff. I understand
that Senator Goodell wanted
this as a reference for people
who may be in touch with him
after completion of the Board
activity.
Our top number of staff members
reached 607 on one given day,
and this Directory was in effect
shortly before that day. I
suggest that this directory be used
by you and the Senator. It would
take us several days of constant
work to assemble another complete
roster that would be better than
this.----This will be 98%
correct and accurate for his
purposes.
Charley Mott
FORD & GERALD LIBRARY
The Clemency Board
a Listing of
Telephone Rumbers
u
by Mary Liquid
june 16'75 16
BOARD MEMBERS
Adams, Ralph
254-8440
Carter, Robert
254-5678
Craig, Timothy L.
254-8187
Dougovito, James
254-8428
Everhard, John A.
254-7884
Ford, W. Antoinette
254-5677
Goodell, Charles
634-4812
Hesburgh, Theodore
254-5529
Jordan, Vernon
254-8402
Kauffman, John H.
254-5028
Lally, Francis J.
254-8402
Maye, James
254-8430
Morrow, E. Frederick
254-8187
0 'Connor, Aida C.
254-6948
Puller, Lewis B.
254-7885
Riggs, Harry
254-6947
Vinson, Joan
254-8428
Walt, Lewis W.
254-6947
OFFICE SERVICES
SUPPLIES
1206 New Hampshire 2nd Floor (Mon - Wed - Fri 3-4 p.m.)
Jim LaFluer 634-4364
2033 M Street 2nd Floor
(Mon - Fri 10-11 a.m.)
Robert Garza 254-8333
Repair of Typewriter
1206 New Hampshire Avenue
Jim LaFluer 634-4364
2033 M Street
Robert Garza 254-6387
Security Clearance for Old Executive Office Building
Marilyn Meinking 456-2135
Softball Coaches
Charlie Craig 634-4823
Jane Zani
634-4810
Nurse
2000 M Street
Mrs. Dore
254-3996
Security Guards
1206 New Hampshire Avenue
634-4600
2033 M Street
254-8379
Phones, Heat, Air Conditioning and Misc. Building Problems
Building Engineer M Street - Jonas Sanderson
293-3022
If Mr. Sanderson is not in, call Bruce Lawhead or Mary Liekweg
254-6387
1206 New Hampshire Avenue
Reggie Brown 634-4364
Phone Repair
9-611
File Room
2033 M Street
Ron Hoile 254-6425
Press Office
Nia Nickolas 254-5066
254-6948
Alphabetical Card Locator For Cases
254-7980
Personnel
Rick Hunt 254-9787,
Charlie Mott 254-9787
Jill Marshall 254-9787
Xerox
1206 New Hampshire
Harold Long 634-4364
2033 M Street
Darlene Banks
634-4808
For any corrections or changes in office and phone numbers, please call
Mary Liekweg 254-6387.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Abel, Marilyn
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9761
Abrams, Stewart
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Adams, Taylor
1206 N.H.
634-4660
Aderson, Marjorie
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8597
Adleson, Dennis
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Ailstock, Charles A.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8613
Aindra, Thomas
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Aisenbrey, John C.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Ageloff, Kenneth M.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Alayon, Monserrat B.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8943
Allen, Kenneth J.
1206 N.H.
634-4800
Anderson, Camille D.
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Anderson, Daphne M.
1206 N.H.
634-4608
Anderson, Marjorie
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7308
Anderson, Ronald
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6460
Anderson, Sheila
2033 M St. 5th fl.
634-7980
Appleton, Richard
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7308
Arnold, Marie Joslin
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Aronoff, Judith
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8435
Arriola, Sonia
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-5157
Arsenault, Gertrude M.
1206 N.H.
634-4375
Artis, Mildred H.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Asper, Joseph
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Avots, Ivar
1206 N.H.
634-4649
Babarik, Don E.
1206 N.H.
634-4661
Backus, E. Leo
1206 N.H.
634-4367
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Banks, Darlene L.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4808
Bannon, Greg
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Banther, Debbie K.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Barnes, Greg
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Barringer, Lenny L.
1206 N.H.
634-4621
Baskir, Lawrence M.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4812
Baughman, Willis
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Baumgardner, Angela
1206 N.H.
634-4390
Bayler, Gretchen
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4831
Beach, David
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Beck, Leland H.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Beggs, Kathleen L.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Benson, O. G.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Bentley, James
1206 N.H.
634-4667
Berkman, Sigmund
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-3300
Bernstein, Michael J.
1206 N.H.
634-4650
Billig, Rhonda L.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4851
Binder, Lynne Anne
1206 N.H.
634-4619
Bittner, Herbert
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Blagg, Benjamin V.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Blakley, Carl
1206 N.H.
634-4364
Blankenheimer, Susan
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Boday, Donald J.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Bohannon, Edward
1206 N.H.
634-4350
Bolden, Clara
1206 N.H.
634-4644
Bonds, Linda
1206 N.H.
634-4652
Bonn, Laura
1206 N.H.
634-4665
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Boschwitz, Kenneth
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Bott, Jeri
1206 N.H.
634-4624
Bowne, Norma E.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Brabham, Louise P.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4831
Brackett, William D.
1206 N.H.
634-4376
Brackman, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4618
Brackman, Roberta
1206 N.H.
634-4610
Brandenburg, Guy G.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Brander, John M.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4837
Bratter, Diane M.
1206 N.H.
634-4622
Briscoe, Sharon V.
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Brockway, David
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7308
Broder, H. Neil
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Brodke, Debora
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Brown, Charlene
Brown, Hermyone
1206 N.H.
634-4615
Brown, Jasper C.
1206 N.H.
634-4647
Brown, Lynne
1206 N.H.
634-4383
Brown, Reggie B.
1206 N.H.
634-4364
Brumbaugh, Karen R.
1206 N.H.
634-4621
Bryant, Randy
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Bryant, Robert
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Bryden, John
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Bunn, Alma LaVerne
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Burke, Melvin G.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Burr, Ralph E.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Burstein, Maurice I.
1206 N.H.
634-4609
Burstyn, Lee J.
1206 N.H.
634-4641
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Caldwell, Herman S.
1206 N.H.
634-4372
Capone, John
1206 N.H.
634-4363
Carlson, Roger
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Carter, Harold
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
Carter, William
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7308
Cassedy, William P.
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Cavanaugh, James
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Chadwick, Robert
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Chazen, Leona
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9787
Chesnik, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4367
Chilcoat, Mary
1206 N.H.
634-4373
Chott, John
1206 N.H.
634-4377
Christenson, David J.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4846
Christie, Chris J.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
Churchwell, Yongeui
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Ciffone, Lou
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8522
Clay, Harriett
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Clinton, Calvin K.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Coberly, Jeanne C.£
1206 N.H.
634-4373
Coffelt, Louis D.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Cohen, Edward S.
1206 N.H.
634-4399
Cohen, Ernest
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4865
Cohen, Neil
1206 N.H.
634-4363
Cole, Mick
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8942
Coleman, Phyllis
1206 N.H.
634-4621
Collier, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4614
Conway, Thomas
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8614
- 5 -
Cooper, Phillip
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Corley, Martha
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Coulson, Mike
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Cowen, James
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Craig, Charles S.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-9601
Craw, Nicholas W.
2033 M St. 5th Fl.
254-9787
Cregger, Patricia
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Crenshaw, Craig M.
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Croasmun, Linda E.
1206 N.H.
634-4352
Crumlish, Joseph D.
2106 N.H.
634-4625
Cunningham, Melinda
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4818
Curry, Ernestine E.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Cypress, Barbara A.
1206 N.H.
634-4652
Dale, Kenneth
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Dalton, C. Diana
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Dalton, John
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Dalton, Kenneth
1206 N.H.
634-4656
Daly, Pat
1206 N.H.
634-4662
Dancheck, Leonard H.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Daniels, Rose
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4827
Darter, Lewie
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4819
Davis, Sharon T.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6146
Dawson, Marilyn D.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9160
Day, Elinor
1206 N.H.
634-4360
Daysh, Harrison J.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4833
Deas, Georgianna
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8943
DeOrnellas, John
2033 M St: 3rd fl.
634-4857
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DePould, Diane
1206 N.H.
634-4381
Diaz, Rafaela
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Dickerson, Marian
1206 N.H.
634-4353
Dickman, William
2033 M St. 2nd fl.
254-5066
Dickson, Kenneth W.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Dieringer, Eugenie
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Dietrich, Barb
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Djinis, Peter
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7307
Dorosh, Daren
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Dotts, Debra A.
1206 N.H.
634-4351
Douglas, Bruce
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
Doyle, Brooks
1206 N.H.
634-4802
Dress, Toby
1206 N.H.
634-4381
DuComb, Anthony W.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Dudley, Joyce
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Dundas, Mary J.
1206 N.H.
634-4373
Durden, Chauncey W.
1206 N.H.
634-4619
Durkin, Rosemary
1206 N.H.
634-4644
Edwards, Douglas
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4818
Edwards, John B.
1206 N.H.
634-4378
Edwards, LeRoy
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6146
Ellis, Peggy
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Epstein, Philip E.
1206 N.H.
634-4355
Ervin, Charles
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Essex, Mary W.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4824
Essigman, Karl
1206 N.H.
634-4654
Evans, Mark S.
1206 N.H.
634-4354
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Fanti, Louis
2033 M St. 6th f1.
634-4833
Fawell, Thomas W.
Feldman, Elliott H.
1206 N.H.
634-4659
Feldman, Stanley C.
1206 N.H.
634-4361
Feldman, Steven J.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Fielder, Kenneth
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8957
Fisher, Rick
1206 N.H.
634-4612
Fitch, Edward H.
1206 N.H.
634-4351
Fitzgerald, John L.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4833
Flagg, Louis S.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8598
Flaherty, John
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Flaherty, Leo Michael
1206 N.H.
634-4642
Foelak, Morton
1206 N.H.
634-4632
Foote, John
1206 N.H.
634-4632
Ford, Frederick
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Forte, Patrick
1206 N.H.
634-4394
Fortinberry, Patsy A.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8613
Fowler, Edward
1206 N.H.
634-4357
Franklin, Wanda R.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Fratino, Donald L.
1206 N.H.
634-4656
Frazier, Sheila E.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4837
Freedman, Stephen
1206 N.H.
634-4642
Friedman, Colleen R.
1206 N.H.
634-4360
Friedman, Joseph
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Friel, Lynn
1206 N.H.
634-4352
Fullerton, Chris L.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
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Furlane, Mark E.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Gaiter, Bernard
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7326
Gallo, William F.
1206 N.H.
634-4391
Galloway, Eva C.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Gammon, William
1206 N.H.
634-4395
Garcia, Jose,
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4844
Garwood, Frederick
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Gary, Elizabeth
1206 N.H.
634-4651
Garza, Robert
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6387
Gaskins, Gloria
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Gaudier, Dale
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Gavin, James
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7307
Gehrels, Gene
1206 N.H
634-4397
George, Irene
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Geraci, Charlene
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9761
German, R. Andrew
1206 N.H.
634-4359
Gershik, Larry
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
Gerst, Roger
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4814
Gibbs, Edward
1206 N.H.
634-4350
Gibson, Jack
1206 N.H.
634-4611
Gilbert, Richard
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4820
Gilder, Mark
1206 N.H.
634-4370
Gold, Harvey D.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Goldman, Charles D.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4846
Goodell, Charles
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4812
Goon, Lyman
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Gordon, Nancy
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
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Gottke, Bob
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Bourdine, Issac
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Grafel, Gary F.
1206 N.H.
634-4394
Graham, Charles
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Grainer, Marc
1206 N.H.
634-4382
Graves, Jackqueline C.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Gray, Michael P.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Green, Dorothy
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Green, John
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-5157
Greene, Kevin
1206 N.H.
634-4607
Greenfield, Rita
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Greenman, Joseph A.
1206 N.H.
634-4362
Greenspun, Arnold H.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Gross, Laurence
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Gross, Michael E.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Guess, Katherine
1206 N.H.
634-4628
Gunn, Kay F.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Guritz, Donald A.
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Gurney, John L.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4865
Gushin, Fredric
1206 N.H.
634-4385
Haberman, Eugene
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Hall, Barbara F.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8597
Hall, Jade
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4858
Halprin, Lawrence
1206 N.H.
634-4629
4843
Hamer, Brenda
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4816
Hampton, Thurmond
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
Hanko, Kenneth
2033 M St: 3rd fl.
634-4857
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Handwerger, Gretchen
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Harbachewski, Marg
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4814
Harbrecht, Carol S.
1206 N.H.
634-4658
Hardin, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Hardy, Ruth
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Harrison, Brenda C.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Harrison, Donna
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Harrison, Gloria
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Harrison, Roberta J.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Hart, Frankye M.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4827
Hart, Hugh
1206 N.H.
634-4370
Hartle, Janet A.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-3300
Hastings, James
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Hausman, Ruth M.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Hayden, Dolly
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Hazelock, Albert
1206 N.H.
634-4652
Healey, Daniel
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Helewitz, Jeffrey A.
1206 N.H.
634-4626
Heller, Barry M.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Heller, F. Arnold
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4844
Hesch, Jerome M.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6147
Hesse, Alice P.
1206 N.H.
634-4640
Hickman, David
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Higgins, Claudia
1206 N.H.
634-4820
Hilbert, Charles J.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Himmelfarb, Carol L.
1206 N.H.
634-4638
Hipnell, Ian F.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4846
Hirsch, David
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
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Hoile, Ronald W.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Holloschutz, Joseph
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
Holmes, Gregory
1206 N.H.
634-4359
Holt, Lake B.
1206 N.H.
634-4371
Hoover, Jackqueline L.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Horn, Robert
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4816
Horton, Dinah
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Horton, Patricia
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7981
Howard, Angela
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8957
Howard, Gwendolyn A.
1206 N.H.
634-4360
Howard, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4290
Howell, Dolores J.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Hull, Kim
1206 N.H.
634-4398
Hunt, Rick
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9787
Iacone, Frank
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Jackson, Alice A.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Jackson, Rose
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Jacobson, Phillip
1206 N.H.
634-4666
Jaffe, Burton H.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4864
James, Frederick
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7951
Jaroslovsky, Alan
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-4860
Johnson, Bruce
1206 N.H.
634-4371
Johnson, Carla
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6902
Johnson, Marian
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Johnson, Paul
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4818
Johnstone, Charles C.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Jones, Franklin
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Jones, LaVerne
1206 N.H.
634-4384
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Jones, Marlene D.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Jones, Nelson
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Jones, William L.
1206 N.H.
634-4387
Jordan, Jerry
1206 N.H.
634-4655
Jordan, Marie E.
1206 N.H.
634-4398
4 398
Joyce, Michael T.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4830
Kaminski, Gerald F.
1206 N.H.
634-4361
Kenney, Judson
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4846
Kenworthy, Thomas
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Ketema, Vera
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Kiah, Benita
Kimball, Leonora E.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4817
King, Kathleen
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7326
Kinland, Sherry
1206 N.H.
634-4386
Kinney, Doug
1206 N.H.
634-4375
Kirchoff, Frank
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Kirtz, Chris
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4833
Kitchings, Chester, W.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Klein, Jennifer
1206 N.H.
63404649
Klein, William R..
1206 N.H.
634-4390
Klejna, Dennis
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Knisely, Robert
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4814
Knudson, Harvey B.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4830
Kocak, Richard A.
1206 N.H.
634-4626
Kodak, Bob
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Krause, Paul D.
1206 N.H.
634-4614
Kreykenbohm, William P.
1206 N.H.
634-4607
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Kruter, Stuart C.
1206 N.H.
634-4642
LaFluer, James B.
1206 N.H.
634-4365
Lair, Lawson
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8435
Lane, Frank
1206 N.H.
634-4645
Lang, Joan
1206 N.H.
634-4606
Langley, Robert E.
1206 N.H.
634-4641
Lawhead, Bruce
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6387
Lawrence, Thomas
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Lawton, Sherrell G.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4827
Lee, David A.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Leeth, Jack
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-3301
LeFevere, John F.
1206 N.H.
634-4640
Leggett, Isiah
1206 N.H.
634-4611
LeGrande, Ralph
1206 N.H.
634-4800
Lehman, Kenneth A.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Leibowitz, Sheldon
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
Levin, Jacob
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Levy, Ronald S.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Lewis, Walter
1206 New Hampshire
634-4368
Liekweg, Mary
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6387
Lindquist, James G.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Lipkin, Gary
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8522
Lipscombe, Gloria, J.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Little, Richard L.
1206 N.H.
634-4386
Logan, Gazette
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Lohff, John R.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6460
Lohman, Stephen
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Long, Harold G.
1206 N.H.
634-4364
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Lowery, Lamanna
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Lynch, Tina
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Lynyak, Joseph T.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Lyons, Ronald
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
MacKenzie, Kenneth B.
1206 N.H.
634-4376
McCall, Sheila
1206 N.H.
634-4652
McCann, Dorothy P.
1206 N.H.
634-4655
McCarger, Evelyn
2033 M St. 9th fl,
634-4810
McCarthy, Daniel
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7307
McClain, Yolanda
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
McDavitt, Dale
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
McDonald, J. Milton
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4847
McDonald, Linda L.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
McGowan, Marjorie F.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
McHugh, Richard
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
McLendan, Keith
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4855
McMahon, Bernard J.
1206 N.H.
634-4658
McMahon, John
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
McNally, John
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
McNulty, Michael
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Macaluso, Christine
1206 N.H.
634-4618
Mangum, Sandra
1206 N.H.
634-4651
Manley, Douglas
1206 N.H.
634-4642
Marcus, Jason
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4818
Margaccio, Vincent P.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Markel, Joseph J.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-3300
Markham, Linda
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Marino, Elizabeth
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Marmonstein, Vicki
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8522
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Marshall, Jill M.
2033 M St.
fl.
Martin, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4651
Martin, Sarah E.
1206 N.H.
634-4652
Mason, Alice
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Matthews, Wellington
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8614
Meaier, William
1206 N.H.
634-4659
Meinking, Marilyn
360 OEOB
456-2135
Miles, Barbara
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6146
Miles, James
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Miller, Mark
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7951
Miller, Sandra N.
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Minder, William A.
1206 N.H.
634-4659
Mirin, Robert S.£
1206 N.H.
634-4635
Mitchell, Ray
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4858
Mitz, Virginia R.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-5157
Mohrwinkel, Carl
1206 N.H.
634-4364
Montgomery, James
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
Moore, Don W.
1206 N.H.
634-4637
Moore, Michele
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8614
Morcaccio, Vincent P.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Moses, Myrna
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Mosny, Paul
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Mott, Charles
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9787
Moyer, Dennis
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Mullins, Thomas E.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Munzing, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Murphy, William G.
1206 N.H.
634-4354
Myers, Florence B.
1206 N.H.
634-4621
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Nealy, Morgan
1206 N.H.
634-4369
Nelson, James A.
2106 N.H.
634-4643
Neudorfer, Wolfgang
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4850
Neustadt, Carol
1206 N.H.
634-4631
Nickolas, Nia
2033 M St. 2nd fl.
254-5066
Nolan, Ricahrd J.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8613
Norris, Sylvia G.
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Novack, Alan
1206 N.H.
634-4624
Nunn, Rob S.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
O'Brien, Stephen
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
O'Connor, Steven
1206 N.H.
634_4648
O'Donnell, John M.
1206 N.H.
634-4609
Oertel, Joseph
1206 N.H.
634-4643
O'Hare, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4395
O'Hare, Thomas A.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
O'Keefe, Veronica
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Olson, Sy
1206 N.H.
634-4358
O'Neill, Nancy
1206 N.H.
634-4632
Owen, Marc C.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Pacini, Jay
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9760
Parker, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Parker, Lloyd
1206 N.H.
634-4634
Parker, Marilyn
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Parrott, William Tom
1206 N.H.
634-4383
Partridge, Scott F.
1206 N.H.
634-4385
Paterson, Florence
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Pedersen, Phil
1206 N.H.
634-4377
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Peebles, Grace P.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4827
Pembroke, Donald
1206 N.H.
634-4397
Pensinger, John
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4836
Perry, Enoch
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6147
Peterson, Allen
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Petrantis, Helene P.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Phifer, Sharon
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6146
Phillips, James
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Piczak, Walter
1206 N.H.
634-4379
Pitts, Annette
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9761
Plitt, Dorothy
1206 N.H.
634-4644
Plummer, Bertram
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Plummer, Telita F.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4827
Poindexter, Amber
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Pollack, Dave
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Pontzer, John
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Poole, James H.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-8902
Powell, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4669
Price, Minnie P.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7980
Price, Sharon
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Prousalis, Tom
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Purnell, Gloria
Quander, Rohulamin
1206 N.H.
634-4652
Quartel, Rob
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Quinn, William L.
1206 N.H.
634-4639
Ramey, Eileen
1206 N.H.
634-4804
Ransom, Maria
1206 N.H.
634-4380
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Rash, Ledger
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Remington, Michael
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Rich, Bradford
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4856
Rickett, Christopher
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8614
Ridenbaugh, Donald
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4836
Rinehart, Jacqueline
1206 N.H.
634-4621
Riordan, Wayne D.
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Roberts, Eldon
1206 N.H.
634-4351
Roberts, Gary O.
1206 N.H.
634-4608
Robinson, Eldora
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Robinson, Leroy
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Robison, Reid
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9761
Roby, Steve
1206 N.H.
634-4388
Rock, Francesca
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
Rollins, Richard C.
1206 N.H.
634-4613
Rose, Karen
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Rosen, Mark
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4859
Rosenak, Charles B.
1206 N.H.
634-4639
Rosenberg, Hilda
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Ross, Herbert F.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4850
Runckel, Christopher W.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4844
Rundell, Edgar
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6147
Rupli, Danny
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8521
Rush, Madelyn V.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4858
Russell, Kathy
2033 M St. 5th fl.
634-9987
Rustin, Barbara
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Ryan, Peter
1206 N.H.
634-4366
Sabot, David
1206 N.H.
634-4392
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Sachs, Morris H.
1206 N.H.
634-4374
Sadler, Thomas W.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6147
Saliterman, Richard A.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
634-6460
Salmon, William
1206 N.H.
634-4376
Schlageter, Tom
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Schruefer,
1206 N.H.
634-4396
Schwab, Norman K.
1206 N.H.
634-4387
Schwartz, Lenore
1206 N.H.
634-4373
Schwartz, Roni
1206 N.H.
634-4356
Secord, Pamela
Sforzini, Richard H.
1206 N.H.
634-4363
Shain, Carolyn
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Shaw, Sandra M.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9787
Shea, Leonard W.
1206 N.H.
634-4630
Sickels, Laura
1206 N.H.
634-4605
Silen, Arthur
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Silverman, Sam
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7326
Simon, Vita
1206 N.H.
634-4622
Sindaco, Joseph
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4830
Singer, Toby
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Single, Robert
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7325
Smith, Brian J.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8904
Smith, Geraldine
1206 N.H.
634-4606
Smith, Robert G.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4818
Snyder, Connie
1206 N.H.
634-4620
Spalding, Drew
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Spears, Virginia
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4837
Speight, Rosa Marie
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-6460
- 20 -
Spencer, Jeff
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Spielbauer, Thomas
1206 N.H.
254-4356
Spies, Nancy
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4836
Spillane, James
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8613
Stack, Marie L.
1206 N.H.
634-4360
Standard, Robert
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Stein, Barbara
1206 N.H.
634-4650
Stewart, Daniel L.
1206 N.H.
634-4605
Stockmoe, Larry R.
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4844
Stone, Eric
1206 N.H.
634-4393
Stone, Herbert
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Strauss, William
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Sturgill, Stephen
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7951
Sujat, Frederick J.
1206 N.H.
634-4662
Sullivan, Colleen
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Swanson, Carolyn
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6900
Swiatek, Mark
1206 N.H.
634-4666
Symons, Dolores C.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4860
Talley, Michael
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4857
Tamulski, James J.
1206 N.H.
634-4626
Tate, Gary B.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-9761
Taylor, Joey E.
2033. M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Teare, James
1206 N.H.
634-4378
Tendrich, Robert
1206 N.H.
634-4801
Teres, Don
1206 N.H.
634-4665
Terelle, Mary Ellen
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Terrell, Vera
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Terrill, Chip
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4844
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Terzian, Robert P.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4823
Tessler, Mark H.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7794
Thiel, Albert
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4819
Thompson, John D.
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Tkaczuk, Frederick W.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Roberer, Meinert C.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Totten, Richard
1206 N.H.
634-4619
Trammell, Janis A.
2033 M St. 3rd fl,
634-4860
Tribbitt, Henry C.
1206 N.H.
634-4639
Tropp, Richard
360 OEOB
456-2135
Ulwick, James
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4843
Ursin, Josephine
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Van Gregor, Wendy
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Van Horn, Brenda
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Van Zwaluwenburg, Dale
1206 N.H.
634-4365
Vaughn, Virginia
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Vigil, Gilbert
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Vogel, Ruth A.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-8436
Waggener, Andrew
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8941
Wakeford, June
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4870
Walsh, Rosemary
1206 N.H.
634-4384
Weidenfeld, Gil
2033 M St. 7th fl.
254-8902
Weininger, William
1206 N.H.
634-4392
Weinstein, Linda
Weintraub, Bertram
1206 N.H.
634-4614
Weixel, Joseph C.
1206 N.H.
634-4399
Wernick, Kenneth
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4826
Wertz, Clara
1206 N.H.
634-4621
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West, Steve
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-7307
Wetherbee, Stephen C.
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Wethington, Donna
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-7951
White, James K.
1206 N.H.
634-4616
Wickham, Dorothy T.
2033 M St. 8th fl.
254-6802
Wilhelm, Julian
1206 N.H.
634-4647
Wilson, Cheryl
2033 M St. 5th fl.
254-6425
Wince, Marian
2033 M St. 6th fl.
634-4846
Winkfield, John
1206 N.H.
634-4388
Wolter, Arthur
1206 N.H.
634-4355
Woolford, Llewellyn W.
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4853
Yohan, Frank
2033 M St. 3rd fl.
634-4862
Young, Warren
1206 N.H.
634-4619
Zani, Jane M.
2033 M St. 9th fl.
634-4810
Zaricki, John
1206 N.H.
634-4616
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
June 19, 1975
GERATE FORD
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CHARLES E. GOODELL
FROM:
LAWRENCE M. BASKIR 100
SUBJECT:
CONVERSATION WITH VELMA BALDWIN ON
GRETCHEN'S POSITION
This morning, I called Velma Baldwin to find out what she had done
with respect to Gretchen. In short, she gave me a bigger bunch of
bull and a better run around than I have received in a long time,
even including Dick Feezle.
(1) She has not looked for any GS-16 positions.
(2) She has not punched the supergrade computer to
find out if grades are available.
(3) She now says that a 15/3 will not prejudice Gretchen.
(4) She is not aware that Gretchen was paid as a 15/7.
(5) She cannot explain why Gretchen may be eligible for
a 16, but can't get anything between a 15/3 and a
16.
(6) She still concernes Gretchen may be eligible for a 16
but that is up to Civil Service, she says.
The simple fact is that we have been getting a run around from OMB
from the very start. They have not done anything. They have not
clarified anything. They do not want to do anything. I am sure
if you called Paul O'Neill, he will tell you that Gretchen is not
qualified for a 16 and that no 16's are available just as he did a
few weeks ago, and that's not worth any more coming from Baldwin
than it was coming from Feezle.
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I am not satisfied that Paul O'Neill has done anything that he can
do much less everything. However, I think that the only way
to resolve this is for us to find a position for Gretchen on our
own. We have exhausted our resources at the staff level; perhaps
Rick can produce something at HEW. However, I think the only real
alternative we have is for you to call your friends in the Cabinet
and ask if you can borrow a GS-16 for a few months. We owe that
to Gretchen.
CC: Gretchen Handwerger
Velma Baldwin
Paul O'Neill
GOODELL
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
June 23, 1975
GERALD FORD LIBRARY
MEMORANDUM TO: Distribution List B
FROM
: Charley Mott, Personnel Office
cfm
SUBJECT
: Personnel Assignment Audit and Control
In order to identify and control where PCB people are,
what they are doing, who they supervise and who supervises
them; the Personnel Office needs a personnel listing of each
unit as of the close of business June 25. Please use the
attached format in listing the personnel in your unit and
return to Rick Hunt, Room 501D by June 27.
Starting June 25 team leaders and supervisors will use the
SF 52 "Request for Personnel Action" to document the request
for all personnel changes including requests for more people,
reassignments from one unit to another and termination of
details.
Before these requests are acted on; the authorized clearances
must be made in the following order:
1. Supervisor
2. Associate General Counsel
3. Personnel Office
Attached are some typical examples of the form and your initial
supply. More SF 52 forms are available in the 2nd floor supply
room M street building.
NAME
PHONE NO.
Second level supervisor
First Level supervisor
Professionals
(specify job category
at PCB)
NAME
PHONE NO.
Second level supervisor
Executive Secretary
Secretaries
Clerk Typists
Clerks (some typing)
PREPARE SF 52 REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
Prepare an original and one copy. Keep the copy for your records and
send the original to the Personnel Office.
You are to fill out this SF 52 according to the following instructions.
The SF 52 item listed is the same as on the form. Anything not listed
here you will not have to complete.
SF 52 item
Instructions
Part I
1. Name
Show the name of the employee if the action
is being requested in the name of an employee
otherwise leave blank.
A. Kind of Action Requested
(1) Personnel
Fill in the kind of personnel action needed
detail NTE (specify dates), termination of
detail, reassignment and resignation.
C. Date of request
Show today's date.
D. Proposed Effective Date
Show the date this action should occur.
5-14
The personnel office will fill this section in.
15-24
Fill this out if known otherwise the personnel
office will fill this out.
F. Remarks by Requesting
Enter additional information needed to explain
Office
the action and the completed items; for example
see attached memo; special factors of employment
limits on length of employment special qualification:
G. Requested By
Supervisors or Team Leaders should sign here
H. For additional infor-
Place your telephone number here
mation call
I. Request Approved by:
One of the Associate General Counsels should sign
here
Part II
Resignation
The employee will sign this form when he or she
resigns. However, if the employee leaves to
accept employment in another agency, resignation
is not required.
Standard Form 52-Rev. July 1968
U.S. Civil Service Commission
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
EXAMPLE
FPM Ch, 295
PART I. REQUESTING OFFICE: Unless otherwise instructed, fill in all items in this part except those inside the heavy lines.
If applicable, obtain resignation and separation data on reverse side.
1. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-MIODLE
MR.-MISS-MRS.
2. (For agency wie)
3. BIRTH DATE
4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
(Mo., Day, Year)
A. KIND OF ACTION REQUESTED:
B. REQUEST NUMBER
C. DATE OF REQUEST
(1) PERSONNEL (Specify appointment, reassignment, resignation, etc.)
APPOINTMENT
6/20
(2) POSITION (Specify establish, review, abolish, etc.)
D. PROPOSED EFFECTIVE
E. POSITION SENSITIVITY
CLERK TYPIST
DATE
6/20
5. VETERAN PREFERENCE
6. TENURE GROUP
7. SERVICE COMP. DATE
8. HANDICAP CODE
1-NO
3-10 PT. DISAB.
5-10 PT. OTHER
2-5 PT.
4-10 PT. COMP.
9. FEGLI
10 RETIREMENT
1-COVERED (REGULAR ONLY-DECLINED OPTIONAL)
11. (For CSC use)
1-CS
3-FS
5-OTHER
2-INELIGIBLE 3-WAIVED 4-COVERED (REG. & OPT.)
2-FICA
4-MONE
12. NATURE OF ACTION
13. EFFECTIVE DATE
14. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY
(Mo., Day, Year)
CODE
15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
10. PAY PLAN AND
17. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
18. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
21. PAY PLAN AND
22. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
23. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
CLERK TYPIST
KODAK TEAM
24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
25. DUTY STATION (City-county-State)
26. LOCATION CODE
27. APPROPRIATION
28. POSITION OCCUPIED
23. APPORTIONED POSITION
1-COMPETITIVE SERVICE
FROM:
TO:
STATE
1-PROVED-1
2-EXCEPTED
2-WAIVED-2
SERVICE
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE (Continue in item F ON reverse side, if necessary)
To replace John Doe
G. REQUESTED BY (Signature and title) (Leave blank on resignations)
I, REQUEST APPROVED BY:
KODAK
SIGNATURE MITCHELL
H. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-CALL (Name and telephone number)
TITLE:
PART II. TO BE COMPLETED BY PERSONNEL OFFICE (Items inside heavy lines in Part I above also to be completed)
J. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION
IDENTICAL ADDITIONAL
NEW
VICE
REGRADED
K. CLEARANCES
Initials or Signature
Date
(7) REMARKS: (Note: Use item 30 ON reverse for Standard Form 50
(1)
remarks)
(2) CEIL. OR POS CONTROL
QUALIFICATION
STANDARD:
(3) CLASSIFICATION
(4) PLACEMENT OR EMPL.
R. Hunt
6/21
(5)
(6) APPROVED BY:
52 109
Standard Form 32-Rev. July 1968
U.S. Civil Service Commission
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
EXAMPLE
FPM Ch. 295
PART 1. REQUESTING OFFICE: Unless otherwise instructed, fill in all items in this part except those inside the beavy lines.
If applicable, obtain resignation and separation data on reverse side.
1. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-MIODLE
MR.-MISS-MRS.
2. For agency use)
J. BIRTH DATE
4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
(Mo., Day, Year)
FOWLER, GEORGE
A, KIND OF ACTION REQUESTED
B. REQUEST NUMBER
C. DATE OF REQUEST
(1) PERSONNEL (Specify appointment, reassignment, resignation, etc.)
RESIGNATION
6/13
(2) POSITION (Specify abolish, etc.)
DOD LAW "INTERN
D. PROPOSED EFFECTIVE
E. POSITION SENSITIVITY
DATE
6/13
5. VETERAN PREFERENCE
6. TENURE GROUP
7. SERVICE COMP. DATE
8. HANDICAP CODE
1-NO
3-10 PT. DISAB.
5-10 PT. OTHER
2-5 PT.
4-10 PT. COMP.
9. FEGLI
10 RETIREMENT
1-COVERED (REGULAR ONLY-DECLINED OPTIONAL)
11. (For CSC kie)
1-CS
3-FS
5-OTHER
2-INELIGIBLE 3-WAIVED 4-COVERED (REG. & OPT.)
2-FICA
4-NONE
12. NATURE OF ACTION
13. EFFECTIVE DATE
14. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY
(Mo., Day, Year)
CODE
15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
16. PAY PLAN AND
17. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
18. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
ACTION ATTORNEY
SIMON/KODAK TEAM
19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
21. PAY PLAN AND
22. (o) GRADE (b) STEP
23. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
25. DUTY STATION (City-county-State)
26. LOCATION CODE
27. APPROPRIATION
28. POSITION OCCUPIED
29. APPORTIONED POSITION
1-COMPETITIVE SERVICE
FROM:
TO:
STATE
1-PROVED-1
2-EXCEPTED
2-WAIVED-2
SERVICE
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE (Continue in item F on reverse side, if necessary)
G. REQUESTED BY (Signature and title) (Leave blank on resignations)
I. REQUEST APPROVED DY:
KODAK
MITCHELL
SIGNATURE
H. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-CALL (Name and telephone number)
TITLE:
PART 11. TO BE COMPLETED BY PERSONNEL OFFICE (Items inside heavy lines in Part I above also to be completed)
J. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION
IDENTICAL ADDITIONAL
NEW
VICE
REGRADED
K. CLEARANCES
Initials or Signature
Date
(7) REMARKS: (Note: Use item 30 on recerse for Standard Form 50
(1)
remarks)
(2) CEIL OR POS. CONTROL
QUALIFICATION
STANDARD:
(3) CLASSIFICATION
(4) PLACEMENT OR EMPL.
R' Hunt
6/13
(5)
(6) APPROVED BY:
52 103
Standard Form 32-Rev. July 1968
U.S. Civil Service Commission
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
EXAMPLE
FPM @h. 295
PART I. REQUESTING OFFICE: Unless otherwise instructed, fill in all items in this part except those inside the beavy lines.
If applicable, obrain resignation and separation data on reverse side.
1. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-MIDDLE
MR.-MISS-MRS.
2. (For agency use)
3. BIRTH DATE
4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
(Mo., Day, Year)
DOE, JOHN
A. KIND OF ACTION REQUESTED:
B. REQUEST NUMBER
C. DATE OF REQUEST
(1) PERSONNEL (Specify appointment, reassignment, resignation, etc.)
7/1
TERMINATE DETAIL
(2) POSITION (Specify establish, review abolish, 192
D. PROPOSED EFFECTIVE
E. POSITION SENSITIVITY
ACTION ATTORNEY
DATE
7/7
5. VETERAN PREFERENCE
6. TENURE GROUP
7. SERVICE COMP. DATE
8. HANDICAP CODE
I-NO
3-10 PT. DISAB.
5-10 PT. OTHER
2-5 PT.
4-10 PT. COMP.
9. FEGLI
10 RETIREMENT
1-COVERED (REGULAR ONLY-DECLINED OPTIONAL)
11. (For CSC use)
1-CS
3-F5
3-OTHER
2-INELIGIBLE 3-WAIVED -COVERED (REG. & OPT.)
2-FICA
4--HONE
12. NATURE OF ACTION
13. EFFECTIVE DATE
14. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY
(Mo., Day, Year)
CODE
15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
16. PAY PLAN AND
17. (o) GRADE (b) STEP
18. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
ACTION ATTORNEY
LEVEL
RATE
NEUSTADT/HICKMAN TEAM
19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
21. PAY PLAN AND
22. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
23. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
25. DUTY STATION (City-county-State)
26. LOCATION CODE
27. APPROPRIATION
20. POSITION OCCUPIED
29. APPORTIONED POSITION
1-COMPETITIVE SERVICE
FROM:
TO:
STATE
1-PROVED-1
2-EXCEPTED
2-WAIVED-2
SERVICE
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE (Continue in items F OR reverse side, if necessary)
Employee has another career opportunity
G. REQUESTED BY (Signature and title) (Leave blank on resignations)
I. REQUEST APPROVED BY:
HICKMAN
MITCHELL
SIGNATURE
H. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-CALL (Name and telephone number)
TITLE:
PART 11. TO BE COMPLETED BY PERSONNEL OFFICE (Items inside heavy lines in Part I above also to be completed)
J. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION
IDENTICAL ADDITIONAL
NEW
VICE
REGRADED
K. CLEARANCES
Initials of Signature
Date
(7) REMARKS: (Nose: Use item 30 ON reverse for Standard Form 50
(1)
remarks)
(2) CEIL. OR POS CONTROL
QUALIFICATION
STANDARD:
(3) CLASSIFICATION
(4) PLACEMENT OR EMPL.
R. Hunt
7/8
(5)
(6) APPROVED BY:
52 100
Standard Form 32-Rev. July 1968
U.S. Ciril Service Commission
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
EXAMPLE
FPM Ch. 295
PART 1. REQUESTING OFFICE: Unless otherwise instructed, fill in all items in this part except those inside the beavy lines.
If applicable, obtain resignation and separation data on reverse side.
1. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-MIDDLE
MR.-MISS-MRS.
2. (For agency use)
3. BIRTH DATE
4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
(Mo., Day, Year)
DOE, JOHN
A. KIND OF ACTION REQUESTED:
B. REQUEST NUMBER
C. DATE OF REQUEST
(1) PERSONNEL (Specify appointment. reassignment, resignation. etc.)
REASSIGNMENT
6/27
(2) POSITION (Specify establish
D. PROPOSED EFFECTIVE
E. POSITION SENSITIVITY
ACTION ATTORNEY
DATE
6/30
5. VETERAN PREFERENCE
6. TENURE GROUP
7 SERVICE COMP. DATE
8. HANDICAP CODE
1-NO
3-10 PT. DISAB.
5-10 PT. OTHER
2-5 Pr.
4-10 PT. COMP
9. FEGLI
10 RETIREMENT
1-COVERED (REGULAR ONLY-DECLINED OPTIONAL)
11. (For CSC use)
I-CS
3-FS
5-OTHER
2-INCLIGIBLE 3-WAIVED 1-COVERED (REG. & OPT.)
2-FICA
4-NONE
12. NATURE OF ACTION
13. EFFECTIVE DATE
14. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY
(Mo., Day. Year)
CODE
15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
1e. PAY MAN AND
17. (c) GRADE (b) STEP
12. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
ACTION ATTORNEY
LEVEL
RATE
SIMON/KODAK TEAM
19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
21. PAY PLAN AND
22. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
23. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
ACTION ATTORNEY
LEVEL
RATE
NEUSTADT/HICKMAN TEAM
24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
25. DUTY STATION (City-county-State)
26. LOCATION CODE
27. APPROPRIATION
23. POSITION OCCUPIED
29. APPORTIONED POSITION
1-COMPETITIVE SERVICE
FROM:
TO:
STATE
1-PROVED-1
2-EXCEPTED
2-WAIVED-2
SERVICE
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE (Continue in item F ON reverse side, if necessary)
per discussion with John Foote
G. REQUESTED BY (Signature and title) (Leave blank on resignations)
1, REQUEST APPROVED BY:
HICKMAN
MITCHELL
SIGNATURE
H. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-CALL (Name and telephone number)
TITLE:
PART 11. TO BE COMPLETED BY PERSONNEL OFFICE (Items inside heavy lines in Part I above also to be completed)
J. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION
IDENTICAL ADDITIONAL
NEW
VICE
REGRADED
K. CLEARANCES
Initials or Signature
Date
(7) REMARKS: (Note: Use item 30 on reverse for Standard Form 50
(1)
remarks)
(2) CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL
QUALIFICATION
STANDARD:
(3) CLASSIFICATION
(4) PLACEMENT OR EMPL
R. Hunt
6/30
(5)
(€) APPROVED BY:
52 109
Standard Form 52-Rev. July 1968
U.S. Civil Service Commission
PPM Ch. 295
REQUEST FOR PERSONNEL ACTION
PART 1. REQUESTING OFFICE: Unless otherwise instructed, fill in all items in this part except those inside the beavy lines.
,
If applicable, obtain resignation and separation data on reverse side.
1. NAME (CAPS) LAST-FIRST-MIDDLE
MR.-MISS-MRS.
2. (For agency use)
3. BIRTH DATE
4. SOCIAL SECURITY NO.
(Mo., Day, Year)
A. KIND OF ACTION REQUESTED:
B. REQUEST NUMBER
C. DATE OF REQUEST
(1) PERSONNEL (Specify appointment, reassignment, resignation, ek.)
(2) POSITION (Specify establish, review, abolish, ek.)
D. PROPOSED EFFECTIVE
E. POSITION SENSITIVITY
DATE
5. VETERAN PREFERENCE
6. TENURE GROUP
7. SERVICE COMP. DATE
8. HANDICAP CODE
1-NO
3-10 PT. DISAB.
5-10 PT. OTHER
2-5 PT.
4-10 PT. COMP.
9. FEGLI
10 RETIREMENT
1-COVERED (REGULAR ONLY-DECLINED OPTIONAL)
11. (For CSC use)
1-CS
3-FS
5-OTHER
2-INELIGIBLE 3-WAIVED 4-COVERED (REG. a OPT.)
2-FICA
4-NONE
12. NATURE OF ACTION
13. EFFECTIVE DATE
14. CIVIL SERVICE OR OTHER LEGAL AUTHORITY
(Mo., Day, Year)
CODE
15. FROM: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
10. PAY PLAN AND
17. (a) GRADE (b) STEP
18. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
19. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
20. TO: POSITION TITLE AND NUMBER
21. PAY PLAN AND
22. (o) GRADE (b) STEP
23. SALARY
OCCUPATION CODE
OR
OR
LEVEL
RATE
24. NAME AND LOCATION OF EMPLOYING OFFICE
25. DUTY STATION (City-county-State)
25. LOCATION CODE
27. APPROPRIATION
20. POSITION OCCUPIED
29. APPORTIONED POSITION
1-COMPETITIVE SERVICE
FROM:
TO:
STATE
1-PROVED-1
2-EXCEPTED
2-WAIVED-2
SERVICE
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE (Continue in item F on reverse side, if necessary)
G. REQUESTED BY (Signature and title) (Leave blank on resignations)
I. REQUEST APPROVED BY:
SIGNATURE
H. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION-CALL (Name and telephone number)
TITLE:
PART II. TO BE COMPLETED BY PERSONNEL OFFICE (Items inside heavy lines in Part I above also to be completed)
J. POSITION CLASSIFICATION ACTION
IDENTICAL ADDITIONAL
NEW
VICE
REGRADED
K. CLEARANCES
Initials of Signature
Date
(7) REMARKS: (Note: Use item 30 ON reverse for Standard Form 50
(1)
remarks)
(2) CEIL. OR POS. CONTROL
QUALIFICATION
STANDARD:
(3) CLASSIFICATION
(4) PLACEMENT OR EMPL.
(5)
(6) APPROVED BY:
52-109
PART III. TO BE COMPLETED BY EMPLOYEE
RESIGNATION (IMPORTANT NOTE TO EMPLOYEE Give specific reasons for your resignation. Accid generalized reasons. such as "ill health." "personal reason.")
I RESIGN FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:
(Date resignation is written)
THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF MY RESIGNATION WILL BE
(Signature)
PART IV. SEPARATION DATA
FORWARD COMMUNICATIONS. INCLUDING SALARY CHECKS AND BONDS. TO THE FOLLOWING ADDRESS:
(Number and Street)
(City)
(State)
(ZIP Code)
PART I. (Continued)
F. REMARKS BY REQUESTING OFFICE:
PART II. (Continued)
30. STANDARD FORM 50 REMARKS
SUBJECT TO COMPLETION OF 1
YEAR PROBATIONARY (OR TRIAL) PERIOD COMMENCING
SERVICE COUNTING TOWARD CAREER (OR PERMANENT) TENURE FROM:
SUCCESSOR POSITION-EMPLOYEE RETAINED IN THE COMPETITIVE SERVICE
ENTRANCE PERFORMANCE RATING SATISFACTORY
SEPARATIONS: SHOW REASONS BELOW. AS REQUIRED. CHECK, IF APPLICABLE:
DURING PROBATION
* GPO : 1974 o - 560-010
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
June 25, 1975
TO; Senator Charles E. Goodell
FROM: Colonel 0. G. Benson OZP
GENALD
SUBJECT: Personal Political Background
I have made application to Bo Callaway to become a member of
the Committee to Re-elect the President. He may contact you
as a reference.
I have had substantial experience in political campaigns. In
1950, I was a key member of the late W. H. "Bill" Alexander's
Campaign for the United States Senate in Oklahoma. I traveled
all over the state raising money and arranging meetings for his
personal appearances. In the late 1950's, I taught the United
States Chamber of Commerce Course in Practical Politics to
businessmen in Indiana. I have worked in some capacity in
every Atlanta, Fulton County and Gubernatorial campaign in
Georgia for the past 15 years, including Mr. Callaway's
campaign for Governor of Georgia in 1966.
I have served on several finance committees and have been
very successful in raising funds.
Goodell
art
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
June 26, 1975
MEMORANDUM TO
:
PCB STAFF
FROM
:
Larry Baskir
General Counsel
Ling
SUBJECT
:
Assistant General Counsels
The following persons are hereby formally designated
Assistant General Counsels. Each has taken over a
major segment of the staff and performed exceptionally
well in his new position. This designation is retroactive
to the date they assumed their current positions.
The people are:
Chuck Hilbert
Marc Owen
Jim Poole
GERALD R. ANVERIT FORD
Lee Stewart
June 30, 1975
Mr. Kenneth A. Lazarus
Associate Counsel
The White House
FORD i LIBRARY 07V838 BAR
Washington, D. c. 20500
Dear Ken:
Here is a copy of Mr. Ulman's letter on Chartman Goodell's
conflict-of-interest status. I think, in order to resolve
it finally, it would be best if Mr. Buchen would designate
Mr. Goodell as a special government employee based on an
evaluation of the facts as they existed on September 16.
Sincerely,
Lawrence S/LMB M. Baskir
General Counsel
Enclosure
LMB:jx
DEPUTY ASSISTANT A1 TORNEY GENERAL
OFFICE OF LEGAL COUNSEL
Department of Justice
Hashington, p.u. 20530
June 27, 1975
Lawrence M. Baskir, Esq.
General Counsel
Presidential Clemency Board
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Mr. Baskir:
This responds to your letter of June 26, relating to
the conflict-of-interest laws as they involve the status of
Charles E. Goodell, Chairman of the Presidential Clemency
Board, as a Government employee. For reasons to be dis-
cussed, we conclude that it was proper to designate Mr.
Goodell as a special Government employee as that term is
defined by 18 U.S.C. 202.
That section provides that the term "special Government
employee" means "an officer or employee of the executive
branch
who is retained, designated, appointed, or em-
ployed to perform, with or without compensation, for not to
exceed one hundred and thirty days during any period of three
hundred and sixty-five consecutive days, temporary duties
either on a full-time or intermittent basis
" Congress
intended that a special Government employee in general would
be subject to less restrictive conflict-of-interest prohibi-
tions than are regular employees. This intention is reflected
by the specific differences in treatment for each type of
employee under 18 U.S.C. 203, 205 and 209.
Beginning with the effective date of the conflict-of-
interest statute in January 1963, the Department of Justice
has taken the position that if, at the threshold of employ-
ment, an agency estimates in good faith that the employee
will serve no more than 130 days during the following 365
days, he should be carried on the rolls of the agency as a
special Government employee. Similarly, it has been the
Department's view that if it becomes apparent prior to the
end of the period, the estimate turns out to be inaccurate,
the employee may nevertheless continue to be considered as
a special Government employee for the remainder of the 365-
day period. That interpretation is expressly embodied by
the Civil Service Commission in its Federal Personnel Manual,
p. 735-C-1, of November 9, 1965, as revised July 1969.
From the memorandum of June 20, 1975, from Mr. Goodell
to Mr. Buchen, attached to your inquiry, it appears that when
he was appointed to the Clemency Board on September 16, 1974,
the Board was empowered to consider requests for executive
clemency only from individuals who submitted their applica-
tions no later than January 31, 1975. It was anticipated
that Mr. Goodell would meet with his fellow Board members
not more than three times a week, twice each month. It was
also expected that the Board would complete its processing
of all clemency applications no later than March 15, 1975.
After that date, it was anticipated that Mr. Goodell would
meet with Board members and members of his staff only on an
occasional basis, if at all. Under Executive Order 11803
creating the Board, its final recommendation to the President
must be submitted no later than December 31, 1976.
On the basis of the above facts, there is no doubt that
if Chairman Goodell had been designated as a special Govern-
ment employee on September 16, 1974, this would have been a
good-faith estimate and entitled Chairman Goodell to that
same status even though later events indicated that this was
an erroneous estimate. Mr. Goodell, however, was not designated
either as a "special Government employee" or as a regular
Government employee. We assume this was an inadvertence.
In our opinion, the basic 130-day test can be applied in the
light of what a good-faith estimate would have been, even
though it was not reduced to writing when Mr. Goodell was
appointed. We conclude that Mr. Goodell's status as of the
date of his appointment was that of a special Government
employee.
Sincerely,
femblemos
Acting
Office of Legal Counsel
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PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
July 9, 1975
FORD & LIBRARY GERALD
MEMORANDUM FOR:
CHARLES E. GOODELL
FROM:
ROBERT A. KNISELY RAK
We still have too few clerical/administrative staff, and we are
beginning to have too many Action Attorneys. I have asked each
team leader to identify a number of attorneys who should be re-
leased. Malcontents, incompetents, and those who are particularly
anxious to return to job or training have been identified and will
figure prominently on the Team Leaders' lists.
Ray Mitchell and John Foote will work with the Team Leaders to create
a list of about forty-five of the most likely candidates. Charlie
Mott is poised, ready to begin horse-trading attorneys for clericals
with the various agencies. He and Rick Hunt have been quite success-
ful at such swapping on an ad hoc basis.
I have discussed this with all Team Leaders and Poole, Strauss, Foote
and Mitchell, and there is absolute unanimity that we can easily spare
50 attorneys, especially if we weed out the weaker ones, even if no
clerical employees are received in exchange.
We would like to tell these people this Friday (11 July '75) that next
Friday (18 July '75) will be their last day. While we will discuss
this with Larry tomorrow upon his return, I wanted you to be aware of
progress to date.
CC: Lawrence M. Baskir
GOODELL
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
July 9, 1975
GERALD FORD
MEMORANDUM TO
FROM
: DISTRIBUTION form LIST B
: John Foote
SUBJECT
:
Personnel for Administrative Needs
Until such time as administrative necessity commands that we choose
another, more permanent and formal method of assignment of needed
personnel to administrative functions, the following plan is instituted
effective upon the issuance of this memorandum, and will continue in
effect as long as it is needed.
Bill Baughman of Chuck Hilbert's team will be the central focal point
for marshalling of personnel resources. Each Monday, Gretchen or
her representative will inform Bill of the number of people that she
needs for that week. Bill will contact each of the teams (distributing
the demands as equally as possible) and assess that team for its share
of the manpower needed for that week. When he so assesses the teams,
he does so with my authorization.
The teams should assign the same persons to these tasks for the duration
of the week. However, it is not necessary to assign the same person
each week, unless that person requests it, You may rotate personnel.
Hopefully this will alleviate the morale problem that is inevitable with
any break in routine.
Obviously, there will be occasions when Gretchen must call on additional
personnel to perform jobs that were not expected on a given Monday.
She will again inform Bill of that need, and he will once again assess the
teams. I mention this so that you will be informed in advance of this
possibility. Gretchen assures me that she will not be unreasonable in
her demands.
Bill will also maintain a list of interns available for evening work, and
will, in the same manner as above, coordinate the assignment of per-
sonnel to such overtime.
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This memorandum does not affect previous instruction concern-
ing assignment of personnel to xerox duty.
Nor does it affect assignments made, or to be made, to Quality
Control. Those assignments will be on a "permanent" basis.
We wish to retain our flexibility in assigning people to the
appropriate places in the organization on as fixed a basis as
required. That may mean permanently, or it may be that we
can rotate personnel out of the teams. The purpose of the procedure
here attempted is to respond to BOTH the urgency of personnel needs,
and the morale of the people being asked to do tasks they might not
choose if given the opportunity.
One last thing. As has been stated so many times recently, no
matter how onerous these administrative tasks may seem, they
are essential to the ultimate success of this undertaking. Few
people outside the PCB ever believed that we would achieve what
we have to date, but we cannot rest on our past successes at pro-
duction of case summaries. The job is not over until the last
warrant has been signed by President Ford, and the last agency
informed of the disposition. We beseech you to in turn beseech
your people to accept these chores as willingly and as cheerfully
as possible. In the end we are here to do the necessary job, and
not to make ourselves comfortable. Thanks.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
July 10, 1975
MEMORANDUM
GERALD FORD
TO:
All Summer Interns and Temporary Employees
FROM: Bob Knisely
RAC
Our pipeline inventory figures show that the job of writing case
summaries is winding down, to say the least. More than half the
cases have now passed Quality Control, for example. The result is
a shift, not just a reduction, in or workload. No case is complete
until the President has signed a warrant, the applicant and several
agencies have been notified, and the borrowed records returned to
their home agencies. Some of you have been asked to participate in
this part of our efforts, and more will be.
Already the predictable cry of "For this I spent two years in
law school?" has been heard throughout the land. Having been
in Washington for ten years, and having watched summer interns
come and go, I can assure you that the jobs you have and will be
doing are more interesting and more productive than 99-44/100%
of the summer intern jobs in Washington. According to rumor,
one's beginning months at a full time, post-lawschool job are
also likely to be filled with Administrative minutiae. No one
speaks highly of the life of a junior associate, law clerk, etc.
Unfortunately, life is a continual process of starting over as
a freshman.
In short compass:
1. Our workload is both diminishing and shifting in nature from
legal to administrative.
2. We will soon start sending people back to their agencies, to
maintain a fair match between work and staff.
3. We will send federal employees beack before terminating summer
interns, because the interns are less expensive and because we
have some obligation, however, tenuous, to those interns.
4. We may easily reach the point at which we have superfluous
interns especially if we are successful at swapping attorneys
for clerical staff.
5. I will gladly continue to employ interns as long as there is
work for interns and being done by them.
6. Interns who have demonstrated both a talent and fondness for
administrative matters will be retained cheerfully until the
last possible moment; we are taking names.
If this is not clear, ask John Foote or Ray Mitchell for elaboration.
SEN GOODELL
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
11 July 1975
FORD
MEMORANDUM TO
Assistant General Counsels (and DIST.
FROM
Lawrence M. Baskir JMB
SUBJECT
Organizational Aspects of Termination of
Details to the PCB
With this memorandum you will also receive another to be
delivered to the persons on your teams whose names are included on the
distribution list attached thereto. As you can tell, it is the first
list of sendbacks. Several organizational points need to be made in
conjunction with the termination of these and all future details.
1. It is necessary for each of you carefully to insure that
all cases presently in the possession of terminated personnel are re-
assigned to other members of your teams. This includes all cases which
require writing, rewriting, additional information, presentation, re-
presentation, or any permutation of those activities.
2. You should check with each departing person to insure that
he or she has accounted for every case with which he or she has been
associated during his or her stay. You should keep these records and
any other relevant, non-personal records maintained by the case attorney
on file available for ready access if necessary. This is obviously because
there may be later questions as to where a case went and what happened
to it, that only these records can answer. You should get a written
report of each case ever assigned. No one will be released until each
case is accounted for to your satisfaction.
3. Team leaders should reassign cases within their teams to
a single subteam, reorganized such that it consists of about 7 of those
persons of the greatest skill, and likely to be here the longest. This
should involve both interns with late departure dates, and some detailed
attorneys. We must retain same such balance throughout the remainder of
our life span. Since the departure dates of the interns are staggered
SO that we cannot rely on their continued presence to provide adequate
personnel into the waning days of the operation, some detailed attorneys
must be kept on board until the bitter end. In this regard, team leaders
should seriously consider moving their deputies to such a subteam. These
people have a great deal of experience and presumably no small talent,
and should be with us for some time. As teams collapse with greater
rapidity, there will be fewer and fewer people around for them to supervise.
We must all come to grips with the fact that before long there will be
a smaller and smaller contingent of leadership positions available. Need-
less to say, these people will forevermore be able to say on resumes that
they were once Deputy Assistant General Counsels at the PCB, but we must
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acknowlege the true state of things. As we wind down, the increasing
demands of the very difficult last stages will require that special
competence which raised these people to leadership originally.
4. If there are persons on this termination list who, for any
reason, do not wish to remain until the termination date, you may re-
lease them earlier if you are satisfied that all record-keeping and re-
assignment has been successfully completed. We are setting the date that
we are primarily SO that we can provide some notice. If the people involved
do not feel that they need to get psyched up to leave, then SO be it.
We have already determined that the institution is overstaffed, and
their absence will not affect next week's work.
5. Several people have expressed an interest in returning from
their agencies for the purpose of presenting cases they have finished.
I will set no hard and fast rule concerning this problem, but rather
leave it to your discretion. I would not recommend such a course, since
you will probably find that the communication and co-ordination difficulties
are overwhelming if you let many people do it. But you may experiment with
this if you think it can be done.
6. If there is anything which this memo has overlooked concerning
the smooth termination of personnel, use your own tested and proven
initiative and judgment in solving the problem.
7. Please field all complaints from folks about being on, or not
being on, this first list. Give John and Ray a break, and take to them only
those problems which demand their attention. Sendbacks will probably be
occurring each week, SO your people will (a) get their chance to leave,
and (b) have to leave sometime. We will adjust the system as need be to
avoid individual injustices, but only SO much can be done. You should start
making up priority lists for future releases.
8. Remind all departing people that we are here to save them
harmless from any detrimental consequences of their detail to us.
9. In accordance with now established personnel procedures, a
Form 52 should be filled out for each of the departing personnel, and signed
by either Ray or John.
10. As we have previously discussed, provisions will soon be made
for special commendations of various types to be given those people you
believe deserving of them. Please forward letters and other recommendations
for action up the line, being both grateful and discriminating.
Finally, please be sure that you thank each one of the departing
personnel, according to merit, for their work, for your own, and for me,
the Chairman, and the President.
Thanks.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
11 July 1975
MEMORANDUM TO
See Attached Distribution List
FORD
FROM
Lawrence M. Baskir
Times
SUBJECT
Termination of Details to the PCB
As all of you are now aware, we have reached that point in the
life of the Clemency Board where overstaffing in relation to the remaining
workload has become a problem in some areas. Primarily in the case pro-
duction process we have more people than we can effectively use. As a
result, we have determined that we are in a position to begin safely to
release substantial numbers of persons to return to their agencies. The
first release will be effective COB Monday, July 21, 1975.
Some comments should be made concerning this action. First,
no inference should be drawn from the inclusion or exclusion of anyone's
name from this first list. Names have been included for a variety of
reasons, the predominant being hardship, or a strong desire to return to
parent agencies. By September just about everyone will find their name
on such a list as this. Right now we are gearing down in the area where
we have had the greatest concentration of personnel, and we will be
shifting personnel with increasing rapidity so that we can more efficiently
do the remaining work.
Second, each person on this list should immediately contact
their PCB supervisor concerning the closeout of their books. Cases must
be reassigned for writing and presentation, and logs must be filed. It is
extremely important that in winding up your affairs, you uncover every
bit of information relevant to the location and disposition of every
case with which you have been associated, and give a written report of
your transferring work to your supervisor. Each case assigned must be
accounted for before the release becomes effective.
Third, I wish to repeat that it is the President's desire that
no one suffer any employment detriment in their home agencies as a result
of their detail to the PCB. I hope you will contact Charles Mott if
any problems arise which you believe require our assistance.
Finally, Senator Goodell and I wish to thank each of you for the
contribution that you have made to the impending successful completion of
the work of the Presidential Clemency Board. With gratifyingly rare exceptions,
the competence of the staff has been high, and the attention to duty
excellent. Few people outside our ranks believed that we could produce the
number and quality of case summaries that we have. It could not have been
done without your co-operation. Many of you came to us with reservations
about the program, and unhappy about your detail to us. Notwithstanding
those facts, you have worked with a fervor and sense of professionalism of
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which you can be proud. I think we have SO far operated with fidelity to
the President S wishes and with justice to the applicants.
On behalf of the entire senior staff, the Chairman and the
President, I again thank you for what you have done.
Distribution List:
Jasper Brown
Joseph Friedman
James Bentley
Jerry Patterson
Fred Tkaczuk
Bill Gammen
John Zaricki
Stuart Kruter
Herb Bittner
Rich Rollins
Don Boday
Jack O'Donnell
John DeOrnellas
John Fitzgerald
Alice Hesse
Dan Rupli
Julian Wilhelm
Karl Essigman
Henry Tribbit
Enoch Perry
Joe Schreufer
Harrison Daysch
John Osborne
Joe Crumlish
Bill Miner
Chauncey Durden
Nick Sforzini
Isaiah Leggett
Daphne Anderson
Ed Gibbs
Edd Bohannon
Nancy Spies
Milton McDonald
Judd Kenney
John Brander
Bernard Gaiter
Jim Montgomery
Louis Flagg
Richard Appleton
James Teare
Morgan Nealy
Steve Roby
Clem Shugerman
Vince Marcaccio
Doug Edwards
Andrew. Waggener
Ken Lehman
Joseph Asper
Charles Johnstone
Stephen O'Brien
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
July 11, 1975
Memorandum
TO: Bob Knisely
FORD 3 LIBRARY
RE: Memo of 10 July 75, to Summer Interns
FROM: The Undersigned Summer Interns
We, as summer interns wish to respond to the recent memo characterizing the work
and attitude of all summer interns as less than professional. As you may be aware,
many summer interns have for some time now felt unfairly dealt with by reason of
the breach of the original contract to hire us at the G.S. 7 level. Virtually
all accepted the terms of the new contract at the G.S. 5 level in deference to the
Board and its worthwhile purpose.
Moreover, we fully understand the "diminishing and shifting" nature of the work-
load here at the Board, as we have been informed of such changes several times in
the past. Since our arrival here, we feel we have more than carried our burden
of the workload, and as the occasion has demanded, have cheerfully assumed much
of the administrative/clerical work increasingly required of the legal staff.
We do not feel that the above mentioned memorandum was the proper way to respond
to any complaints which may have been received. Not only do we feel that a general
memo to 'All Summer Interns' was inappropriate, the tone and implications of this
memo were professionally insulting.
We would suggest that the initiators and author of this memo recall their profes-
sional training as well. We are confident that a self-evaluation of the technique
employed would reveal it as condescending, insulting, and totally inappropriate
in a Federal Government Agency.
Specifically, we question the characterization of the Board's obligation to
summer interns as "tenuous." A brief review of basic contract law might reveal
that when a specific written offer is made to an individual, and subsequently
accepted by that individual, the law does not usually regard the obligations of
the respective parties as tenuous.
In conclusion, the undersigned summer interns feel it not unreasonable to request
more substantial evidence of a change in attitude than might be contained in/im-
plied by a perfunctory apology. We are asking that the relationship between the
administration and the summer interns be raised to a professional level. "Life
is a continuous process of starting over as a freshman."
copies to:
Respectfully,
Senator Goodell
Larry Baskir
John Foote
Ray Mitchell
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
Robart Cractome
Barbara Leff
Christine Macaluso
Kevin Hune
Laura Bonn
Sugary a. Holms
Patricia a. Daly
Thomas d. Speelbaner
Carolyn F. Shaix
Richard G. Totten
Pring
Welliam { Puiller
Derald a. Ludom
JacksonViler
Gyme ale Bunder B. Tauke
Lawrence P. Halpun
ichard Muning
alan appel
Onlinda markham
Rinet H. Colhi
Roberta R. Brackman
GERALD FORD LIBRARY
July 11, 1975
To Whom It May Concern;
Having received the memorandum from Mssr. Knisely, I
feel an obligation to respond. I have no idea who Bob Knisely
is but I have a very clear idea of what the memo meant. with
all due respect, I personally found it demeaning, insulting,
and totally lacking in taste and common decency.
The thrust of the memorandum is that the legal interns
here at the PCB are not an asset but a bothersome liability.
It seems to me that the blame for the problems vis-a-vis the
interns lies not with the interns but rather with those who
run the PCB. Many of us were promised jobs only to arrive in
D.C. to find none. It was only constant bitching which got
us our jobs back. Most of us were promised pay at grade GS-7
and are being paid at GS-5. We were repeatedly promised cases
both orally and in written memos and now we have only what Mssr.
Knisely calls "administrative minutiae." To most of us, the
planning at the PCB appears incompetent and disastrous to put
it mildly.
Despite Mssr. Knisely's assurances that he has spent 10
years in Washington and that we are doing jobs that are "more
interesting and more productive that 99 44/100% of the summer
interns in Washington," most of us are disillusioned and óis-
gusted by both the PCB and government work because of major
planning errors.
What the interns deserve is a humble and major apology.
What we have received is an insulting and chastising memo.
We are told that the PCB has "some obligation, however, tenuous"
to the interns. We are told that our promised positions may
become "superfluous" because of disastrous planning. We are
told that our employers will continue to employ us as long as
there is work for us. Finally, we are told by Mssr. Knisely
that those who are "cheerful" about reassignment to administra-
tive duties will be retained the longest. To add final insult
to injury, he says "we are taking names."
Mssr. Knisely proved through his memo that certain indivi-
duals at the PCB have not only botched its planning but also
have hired an administrator who has absolutely no conception of
how to work with and be considerate of other people. I think
that Mssr. Knisely owes all of the interns a total and unequivocal
apology.
Respectfully,
Jeffrey C. hulleR
Jeffrey C. Miller
Summer Legal Intern
P.S. you may check with my team leader,
Dave Hickman about my work. Also speak with
to Randy Bryant and Rob Quartel on
whom I have been working
" administrative uninutrac" for 3 weels.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
July 11, 1975
Senator Charles E. Goodell
Chairman
GERALD
Presidential Clemency Board
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear Senator Goodell:
I appreciated very much the privilege of meeting with you
this morning. Your understanding and expression of
confidence in me was most needed after the staff meeting
I attended yesterday.
My main concern is that the Presidential Clemency Board
complete its task with the utmost efficiency, thereby
eliminating any embarrassment to President Ford, you, and
the members of the Board.
As we discussed, I will feel free to communicate with the
members of the Board and to coordinate recommendations
to the appropriate staff members on ways we can improve
our operations. I shall also continue to do my best to
perform all assigned duties in an outstanding manner.
Your respect and confidence in me is greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
Ben
0. G. Benson
July 15, 1975
Colonel o. G. Banson
Presidential Clemency Board
The White House
GANALD ADVRSIT FORD
Washington, D. c. 20500
Dear Colonel Benson:
In view of our discussion of last week, it is appropriate for me to
address this letter to you so there is no misunderstanding of what I
believe is required of you.
I wish & letter from you delivered to me no later than the close of
business Wednesday, July 16, expressing your understanding and acknow-
ledgment of your responsibilities to Mrs. Handwerger, your immediate
supervisor, to no, to the Chairman, and to the Board. In particular,
e wish the letter to state that you recognize that you were in error
in alleging in a memorandum charges of mal-administration without
having brought those allegations to the attention first of Mrs.
Handwerger, then to mygnaf and the Chairman, that you were in error
in causing that memorandum to go outside the chain of command without
having discussed its contents and your intentions with us, and that
thenceforth if you see any problems BY any difficulties or have any
suggestions you will address them first to Mrs. Handwerger and than,
if your are not satisfied, to me and then to the Chairman.
In view of my carlier instructions of some months ago in respect to
contacts with the Selective Service System regarding Clemency Board
matters, I will once again ask that you not make any further contacts
without first discussing it with Charles Craig, who is the officially
designated staff person for Selective Service matters, and with Mrs.
Handwarger, and receiving their approval.
While I and the Chairman have made clear that you are not at all prohibited
from discussing matters with individual Board members, let me reiterate
that X expect that you will regularly report to Mrs. Handwerger any matters
which concern them about the Presidential Clemancy Board.
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Should I fail to receive the necessary written assurance from you, I
what you to realize I will be forced to take appropriate disciplinary
action.
Sincerely,
Lawrence M. Baskir
General Counsel
August 12, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
Paul 0°Neill
Deputy Director
Office of Management and Budget
FROM
I
Charles E. Goodell
Chairman
SUBJECT
:
Weekly Summary, Week Ending August 8, 1975
Professionals
DOD Interns
Support
Totals
Authorized
216
101
210
527
On Board
208
101
203
512
⑉8
0
⑉7
-15
Week Ending August 8, 1975
Accessions
1
0
2
3
Returns
2
15
3
20
Difference
-1
415
-1
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GERALD R. AMOUNT FORD
Goodell
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
August 13, 1975
MEMORANDUM FROM: ACTING ROBERT TO A. COL. GENERAL KNISELY DICKMAN COUNSEL
GERALD R' FORD
SUBJECT: ASSIGNMENT OF PERSONNEL FOR FINAL REPORT
In accordance with your request for personnel to assist
board members in the preparation of the final report, I
am hereby assigning staff members to individual board
members in accordance with the following list:
1. Col. Dickman, assigned to General Walt
2. Mr. Essigman, assigned to Mr. Dougovito
3. Col. Benson, assigned to Dr. Adams
4. Capt. Robinson, assigned to Mr. Riggs
Please let me know
immediately if these arrangements are
not satisfactory.
CC: Gen. Walt
Mr. Dougovito
Dr. Adams
Mr. Riggs
Karl Essigman
William Klein
LeRoy Robinson, Jr.
Marc Owen
Col. Benson
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
September 4, 1975
Memorandum
GERALD FORD GRAND
To:
Senator Charles Goodell
From:
W. Antoinette Ford, Board Member
wf
Subject:
Transitional Team Assignment -- Ed Cohen
In our recent discussion concerning who from the Clemency Board
staff would make valuable members of the transition team, I
recommended an Attorney, Mr. Ed Cohen.
Since becoming a board member, I have been very impressed with Mr.
Cohen's legal abilities, his presentation of cases, and his general
competence. Recently he has been working diligently as my Staff
Assistant and has maintained a high degree of professional per-
formance. His team leader, Neil Broder, has recommended him highly
for the transition team; and I would like to add my concurrence.
I believe Mr. Cohen's abilities and diligence will be a decided
asset to the transition team and hope that it will be possible
to continue his Clemency Board assignment in this capacity.
cc:
Bob Knisely
Bob Horn
Ed Cohen
DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
9/9/75
CEG-
d think it would be
helpful to Bob if you Ill
make the call to Jack
Veneman as noon as
possible
I
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In Re Robert Horn
Bob is on loan to us from the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Housing
Management at HUD (H. R. Crawford). He has offered 6 references, including
G. Richard (Dick) Dunnells (466-2440), formerly a DAS in HUD and Special
Assistant to HUD Undersecretary Richard Van Dusen. Dunnells is also a
close friend and former colleague of Emil Frankel, who respects him very
highly.
Bob was on loan to Dunnells, working as an assistant to him, for 2 years,
and Dunnells has the very highest praise for Bob's substantive knowledge
in housing and his capability to play the role of a staff person. Dunnells
is ready to do anything he can to help Bob.
Other references which may be checked are:
i. H. R. Crawford
ii. Crawford's predecessor, Norm Watson (now president, Quatrell Corp., 656-0250)
iii. Woody Kingman, executive V.P. of the Crocker National Bank (415 983-7211),
formerly president of GNMA ("Ginny Mae"). You may remember Kingman
from Manhattan Republican politics.
iv. Bob Malakoff, counsel to the Senate Subcommittee on Housing (majority side)
(224-5404)
V. George Romney, for whom Bob prepared testimony on settlement costs issues.
FORD LIBRARY & GERALD
CEG
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
September 11, 1975
FORD LIBRARY i DERALD
NOTE FOR JACK VENEMAN
As I mentioned to you in the hall, Charlie Goodell had telephoned
in order to recommend that you consider hiring Robert Horn,
Executive Secretary to the Presidential Clemency Board. Bob
is on loan to us from the Office of the Assistant Secretary for
Housing Management (HUD), and you should be able to pick him
up on detail.
Bob has concentrated on settlement costs and on firefighting for
the Assistant Secretary and for the previous Secretary. He
prepared George Romney for testimony on the Hill several
times, and testified with him, and acted as assistant to Dick Dunnells
(Special Assistant to Undersecretary Van Dusen) for 2 years.
Dunnells, whom I have spoken to, has the very highest recommenda -
tion for Bob as a substantive staff man on housing issues.
Bob has worked for John Lindsay on the Hill, and has also worked
extensively with the Senate Housing Subcommittee on the settlement
costs problem.
References which you can check are:
G. Richard Dunnells (466-2440)--formerly special assistant to
Undersecretary Van Dusen, and Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Housing Management
H. R. Crawford (755-6600) - -Assistant Secretary for Housing
Management (HUD)
Norman Watson (656-0250) - President, Quatrell Corp.; Crawford's
predecessor
Woodward ("Woody") Kingman (415 983-7271) - - Executive Vice President,
Cricker National Bank, San Francisco; former President of
GNMA ("Ginny Mae")
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Robert Malakoff (224-5404) - - Deputy Staff Director, Senate Housing
Subcommittee
George Romney- - in connection with Bob's work on the settlement
costs study.
James Lynn- - - Director, OMB
James Mitchell - -Associate Director, OMB (former Undersecretary
of HUD)
Russ Byers suggested that Bob initiate contact with you, and I
believe that Bob plans to do that.
Rick Frope Frapp
RICHARD TROPP
Bob Carter is working on
this now
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
11 September 1975
R. FORD
MEMORANDUM FOR: Senator Charles E. Goodell
FROM: Timothy C. Finton
SUBJECT: Franklin and Jefferson Exhibition at the British Museum
This summer I have served as a legal intern with the Presidential
Clemency Board. I have enjoyed my experience with the Board but must
return to college. This year will be my second as a law student at
The Queen's College, Oxford University. I shall, therefore, be flying
from Washington to London on Sunday, 14th of September.
During the summers of 1973 and 1974 I served as a communications
intern with the American Revolution Bicentennial Administration (ARBA),
sponsor of the Franklin and Jefferson Exhibition. I have been in contact
with professional staff members of the ARBA who have approved my
attending the opening of the exhibition to be held on Monday, 15th of
September at the British Museum in London.
Vice-President Nelson A. Rockefeller will officiate at the opening
of the exhibition. He will be flying aboard a Presidential jet from
Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D.C., to London on Sunday evening.
Due to the coincidence of Vice-President Rockefeller and my traveling
on the same evening to London for the same exhibition, I would like to
explore the possibility of my flying on board the Presidential jet along
with the Vice-Presidential party.
I am a military dependant and, thus, have security clearance for
such an undertaking. As a member of the traveling group I could serve
in my capacity as a representative of both the Presidential Clemency
Board and the Bicentennial Administration.
Such an experience would also be the highlight of a most educational
summer as a legal intern with the United States government. I petition
you for your help in this matter and thank you for the opportunity in
exploring such a possibility.
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
FORD & LIBRARY DERALD
September 11, 1975
List of key PCB staff members who may need to be contacted after
September 15, 1975:
Larry Baskir
William Strauss
3715 Bradley Lane
1853 Mass. Avenue
Chevy Chase, Maryland
McLean, Virginia 22101
Tel: OL2-1456
Tel: 534-0946
Jane Zani
Lee Beck
1300 Army Navy Drive 424
3100 Wisconsin Avenue NW
Arlington, Virginia 22202
Washington, DC 20016
Tel: 920-7531
Tel:
Robert A. Knisley
Randy Bryant
148 E Street SE
4103 1-B 33rd Street
Washington, DC 20003
Arlington, Virginia 22206
Tel: 546-0887
Tel: 931-7234
Marg Harbachewski
Richard Chesnik
15229 Noblewood Lane
2440 Tunlaw Rd NW
Bowie, Maryland 20715
Washington, DC 20008
Tel: 249-6679
Tel: 965-9431
Robert Horn
Wil Ebel
3814 W Street NW
2475 Virginia Avenue NW
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20037
Tel: 377-8193
Tel; 561-0815
John Russell Deane III
Charlie Craig
708 Holly Drive
4837 Loughboro Rd NW
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
Washington, DC 20016
Tel: 757-2839
Tel: 362-6928
Lenora Kimball
Mary Essex
9-M Research Rd
106 Galveston Street SW
Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
Washington, DC 20032
Tel: 474-5351
Tel: 561-0815
Continued
Kenneth Fielder
Robert Terzian
Box 2243 University STation
5112 Columbia Pike #8
Athens, Georgia 30602
Arlington, Virginia 22204
Tel: 379-2959
Richard Gilbert
Claudia Higgins
504 Constitution Avenue NE
2221 40th P1., N.W.
Washington, DC 20002
Washington, D. C. 20007
Tel: 554-1465
Tel: 965-3372
Diandra M. Luker
Altonia B. Lynch
3901 Cathedral Avenue #510
1614 17th Street NW #805
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20009
Tel: 686-5174
Tel: 462-0591
Jason Marcus
Robert Quartel
6807 Bradgrove Circle
1667 34th Street NW
Bethesda, Maryland
Washington, DC 20007
Tel:
Tel: 337-1544
Toby Singer
Robert Standard
29 6th St., S.E.
3824 Porter Street NW
Washington, D. C.
Washington, DC 20016
Tel; 543-6703
Tel: 686-1813
Ray Mitchell
John Foote
235 10th Street SE
5531 North 14th Rd
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22205
Tel: 543-7321
Tel: 532-3604
Neil Broder
Robert Kodak
4739 West Braddock Rd
14305 Franklin Street
Alexandra, Virginia
Woodbridge, Virginia 22191
Tel: 820-8389
Tel: 494-1678
John Lohff
David Hickman
5607 Asbury Court
5501 30th Street NW
Alexandria, Virginia 22312
Washington, DC 20015
Tel: 941-1220
Tel: 686-0280
Marilyn Meinking
Colleen R. Friedman
13404 Norden Drive
1250 Fourth Street, S.W. #W500
Wheaton, Maryland 20906
Washington, D. C. 20024
Tel: 871-8456
488-3384
Continued
Paul Krause
Marc Owen
3010 Wisconsin Avenue NW 8-C
4301 Columbia Pike #208
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22204
Tel: 686-1025
Te1: 979-1184
Lee Stewart
Charles Hilbert
6906 Ontario Street
Rt. 2 Box 64,
Sprinfield, Virginia 22152
Lovettsville, Virginia 22080
Tel: 569-1512
Tel: 822-5934
Gretchen Handwerger
Charles Graham
3427 34th Place NW
1409 30th Street NW
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20007
Tel: 966-3826
Tel: 337-6446
Jack Leeth
Janet Hartle
124 11th Street SE
1311 Delaware Avenue SW
Washington, DC 20003
Washington, DC 20224
Tel: 547-3593
Tel: 554-4385
Paul Mosney
Mark Tessler
1841 Columbia Rd NW #210-A
700 7th Street SW 220
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Tel: 265-3782
Tel: 488-1456
Ron Levy
James Burns
8342 Glastonbury Court
6632 Burlington Place
Annandale, Virginia 22003
Springfield, Virginia
Tel: 560-0074
Tel: 451-4698
Zander Hollander
Charley Mott
344 11th Street SE
Brightberry Buck Mountain Rd
Washington, DC
Crozet, Virginia 22932
Tel: 333-0171
Tel: 823-4592
Carolyn Swanson
James Poole
1211 33rd Street NW
1513 North Longfellow
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22205
Tel: 333-0171
Tel: 536-8019
Richard Hunt
William Klein
8315 Moline Place
500 Glyndon Street, N.E.
Springfield, Virginia
Vienna, Va. 22180
Tel: 455-9448
938-2287
Jon Bridge
Cathy Russell
2100 Third Ave., #2003
4521 Valley Forge Drive
Seattle, Washington 98121
Rockville, Md. 20853
Tel: 323-6456 or 682-6688
Tel: 924-2022
continued
Leona Chazen
4000 Tunlaw Road, N.W. #1029
Washington, D. C. 20007
965-2468
Richard A. Tropp
907 6th. Street, S.W., #104C
Washington, D. C. 20024
484-1063
Joan Vinson
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22308
780-4126
Nia Nickolas
1644 Anderson Road
McLean, Virginia 22101
790-0270
Thomas O'Hare
501 Slater Lane, Apt. 816
Alexandria, Virginia
683-0121
Mary Liekweg
6317 Rockhurst Road
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
530-5375
Gloria M. Pacini
332-8835
Evelyn McCargar
2311 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Apt. B-4
Washington, D. C. 20008
483-8097
Charles E. Goodell
2823 2 Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20007
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
September 11, 1975
FORD & LIBRARY
List of key PCB staff members who may need to be contacted after
September 15, 1975:
Larry Baskir
William Strauss
3715 Bradley Lane
1853 Mass. Avenue
Chevy Chase, Maryland
McLean, Virginia 22101
Tel: OL2-1456
Tel: 534-0946
Jane Zani
Lee Beck
1300 Army Navy Drive 424
3100 Wisconsin Avenue NW
Arlington, Virginia 22202
Washington, DC 20016
Tel: 920-7531
Tel:
Robert A. Knisley
Randy Bryant
148 E Street SE
4103 1-B 33rd Street
Washington, DC 20003
Arlington, Virginia 22206
Tel: 546-0887
Tel: 931-7234
Marg Harbachewski
Richard Chesnik
15229 Noblewood Lane
2440 Tunlaw Rd NW
Bowie, Maryland 20715
Washington, DC 20008
Tel: 249-6679
Tel: 965-9431
Robert Horn
Wil Ebe1
3814 W Street NW
2475 Virginia Avenue NW
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20037
Tel: 377-8193
Tel; 561-0815
John Russell Deane III
Charlie Craig
708 Holly Drive
4837 Loughboro Rd NW
Annapolis, Maryland 21401
Washington, DC 20016
Tel: 757-2839
Tel: 362-6928
Lenora Kimball
Mary Essex
9-M Research Rd
106 Galveston Street SW
Greenbelt, Maryland 20770
Washington, DC 20032
Tel: 474-5351
Tel: 561-0815
Continued
Kenneth Fielder
Robert Terzian
Box 2243 University STation
5112 Columbia Pike #8
Athens, Georgia 30602
Arlington, Virginia 22204
Tel: 379-2959
Richard Gilbert
Claudia Higgins
504 Constitution Avenue NE
2221 40th P1., N.W.
Washington, DC 20002
Washington, D. C. 20007
Tel: 554-1465
Tel: 965-3372
Diandra M. Luker
Altonia B. Lynch
3901 Cathedral Avenue #510
1614 17th Street NW #805
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20009
Tel: 686-5174
Tel: 462-0591
Jason Marcus
Robert Quartel
6807 Bradgrove Circle
1667 34th Street NW
Bethesda, Maryland
Washington, DC 20007
Tel:
Tel: 337-1544
Toby Singer
Robert Standard
29 6th St., S.E.
3824 Porter Street NW
Washington, D. C.
Washington, DC 20016
Tel; 543-6703
Tel: 686-1813
Ray Mitchell
John Foote
235 10th Street SE
5531 North 14th Rd
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22205
Tel: 543-7321
Tel: 532-3604
Neil Broder
Robert Kodak
4739 West Braddock Rd
14305 Franklin Street
Alexandra, Virginia
Woodbridge, Virginia 22191
Tel: 820-8389
Tel: 494-1678
John Lohff
David Hickman
5607 Asbury Court
5501 30th Street NW
Alexandria, Virginia 22312
Washington, DC 20015
Tel: 941-1220
Tel: 686-0280
Marilyn Meinking
Colleen R. Friedman
13404 Norden Drive
1250 Fourth Street, S.W. #W500
Wheaton, Maryland 20906
Washington, D. C. 20024
Tel: 871-8456
488-3384
Continued
Paul Krause
Marc Owen
3010 Wisconsin Avenue NW #8-C
4301 Columbia Pike #208
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22204
Tel: 686-1025
Tel: 979-1184
Lee Stewart
Charles Hilbert
6906 Ontario Street
Rt. 2 Box 64,
Sprinfield, Virginia 22152
Lovettsville, Virginia 22080
Tel: 569-1512
Tel: 822-5934
Gretchen Handwerger
Charles Graham
3427 34th Place NW
1409 30th Street NW
Washington, DC
Washington, DC 20007
Tel: 966-3826
Tel: 337-6446
Jack Leeth
Janet Hartle
124 11th Street SE
1311 Delaware Avenue SW
Washington, DC 20003
Washington, DC 20224
Tel: 547-3593
Tel: 554-4385
Paul Mosney
Mark Tessler
1841 Columbia Rd NW #210-A
700 7th Street SW #220
Washington, DC
Washington, DC
Tel: 265-3782
Tel: 488-1456
Ron Levy
James Burns
8342 Glastonbury Court
6632 Burlington Place
Annandale, Virginia 22003
Springfield, Virginia
Tel: 560-0074
Tel: 451-4698
Zander Hollander
Charley Mott
344 11th Street SE
Brightberry Buck Mountain Rd
Washington, DC
Crozet, Virginia 22932
Tel: 333-0171
Tel: 823-4592
Carolyn Swanson
James Poole
1211 33rd Street NW
1513 North Longfellow
Washington, DC
Arlington, Virginia 22205
Tel: 333-0171
Tel: 536-8019
Richard Hunt
William Klein
8315 Moline Place
500 Glyndon Street, N.E.
Springfield, Virginia
Vienna, Va. 22180
Tel: 455-9448
938-2287
Jon Bridge
Cathy Russell
2100 Third Ave., #2003
4521 Valley Forge Drive
Seattle, Washington 98121
Rockville, Md. 20853
Tel: 323-6456 or 682-6688
Tel: 924-2022
continued
Leona Chazen
4000 Tunlaw Road, N.W. #1029
Washington, D. C. 20007
965-2468
Richard A. Tropp
907 6th Street, S.W., #104C
Washington, D. C. 20024
484-1063
Joan Vinson
2607 Childs Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22308
780-4126
Nia Nickolas
790-0275 Private
1644 Anderson Road
McLean, Virginia 22101
>90-0270 record a message
Thomas O'Hare
501 Slater Lane, Apt. 816
Alexandria, Virginia
683-0121
Mary Liekweg
6317 Rockhurst Road
Bethesda, Maryland 20034
530-5375
Gloria M. Pacini
332-8835
Evelyn McCargar
2311 Connecticut Ave., N.W.
Apt. B-4
Washington, D. C. 20008
483-8097
Charles E. Goodell
2823 Ω Street, N.W.
Washington, D. C. 20007
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
FORD
SEPTEMBER 19, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR
: EDWARD LEVI
FROM
: CHARLES E. GOODELL
s/
SUBJECT
: Extension of Details for Key Personnel
I apologize for writing you about a rather mundane matter. As you are
aware, when we last spoke I explained that the Clemency Board is in
the final stages of preparing its report. A revised draft of that
report was submitted to the Board members on September 15. It is
expected that they will comment on that draft shortly and the final
report can be ready for submission soon.
In the interim I have requested that certain key personnel, namely,
Lawrence Baskir, General Counsel; Robert Knisely, Deputy General Counsel;
Robert Horn, Executive Secretary; William Strauss, Associate General
Counsel, and Robert Quartel remain on detail to the Justice Department
for purposes of completing the final report. In addition, because of
their experience with the Clemency Board, they can be of assistance
to the Pardon Attorney and the transition staff and in supplying them
with information on previous policy decisions.
According to Larry Traylor there appears to be some concern about allowing
these people to stay on a short time. Knisely, Horn, Strauss and Quartel
have been informed that their termination date is September 19. I know
for a fact that their detailing agencies have no objection to their
remaining to complete the work at no cost to the Justice Depärtment.
Many of the Board members expect to get together on September 29 to
discuss the final report. We will require the services of the five
individuals named until about a week after that date so that Board
recommendations can be included in the paper. Larry Baskir's services
will be required until November 1st.
I have also discussed this issue with Phil Buchen and explained that
the report will be jeopardized if these people do not remain on detail.
I believe that all of them performed their responsibilities exceptionally
well, and it would be unreasonable to require them to leave before the
work was done.
I thank you for your help on this matter and hope it will be resolved
very shortly.
CC: Lawrence Traylor
C G Toodell
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington, D.C. 20500
September 29, 1975
FORD & LISRARY GENALD
MEMORANDUM FOR
: William R. Feezle, Chief
Field Operations Branch, OMB
FROM
: Lawrence M. Baskir, Clemency 140 Office
SUBJECT
: Detailees necessary to complete
the PCB Final Report
This is a follow-up to our telephone conversation this
afternoon. Please be advised that the following staff
will be necessary during the designated time periods to
complete the PCB's Final Report:
PHASE I--This Phase will consist of final drafting, edit-
ing, and proofreading. It will take into consideration
recommendations made by the Board to the staff today. Ten
professionals are required. These will include:
Lawrence M. Baskir (Detailing agency: HUD)
William Strauss (Detailing agency: HEW)
Robert Knisely (Detailing agency: FEA)
Robert Horn (Detailing agency: HUD)
Michael Remington (Detailing agency: Justice)
Leland Beck (Detailing agency: HUD)
David R. Quartel (Detailing agency: FEA)
Robert Terzian (Detailing agency: DOD)
Wilfred Ebel (Detailing agency: HEW)
Leona Chazen (Detailing agency: HEW)
In addition, we will require four clericals including two
with MTST experience. We request specifically that we be
allowed to retain the services of Mary Essex (detailing
agency: Commerce) and Antonia Lynch (detailing agency: HUD) :
This Phase should be completed by Friday, October 10.
2
PHASE II--This Phase will involve final completion of the
proofreading and printing. It will also involve last min-
ute substantive changes by the Chairman and the Board.
Five professionals will be required. They are:
Lawrence M. Baskir
William Strauss
Leland Beck
David R. Quartel
Wilfred Ebel
The four clericals will still be needed. This Phase should
be completed on Friday, October 24.
PHASE III--This Phase will involve last minute cleanup
and distribution of the Report. The services of Lawrence
M. Baskir plus one additional professional (to be designated
later) will be required. The only clerical person needed
will be Mary Essex. This Phase should be completed on
Friday, October 31.
CC: Paul O'Neill
Charles E. Goodell
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
October 6, 1975
MEMORANDUM FOR:
The Attorney General
FORD & LIBRARY CERALD
Department of Justice
SUBJECT:
Employment of Charles E. Goodell
Registered under Foreign Agents
Registration Act
I hereby certify, pursuant to 18 U.S. C. Sec. 219, that the employ-
ment of Charles E. Goodell as Chairman of the Presidential
Clemency Board is required in the national interest.
Palip Philip W. W. Buchen Buchen
Counsel to the President
CC: Charles Goodell
PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
October 20, 1975
Mr. Thomas Jenkins
Deputy Assistant Secretary
for Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban
GERALD R. FORD
Development
451 7th Street, S.W.
Washington, D. C. 20451
Dear Mr. Jenkins:
I understand that Robert Horn, previously of my staff, has
accepted a position with you as Executive Assistant to the
Assistant Secretary. As you are aware for the past year
he served as Executive Secretary of the Presidential Clemency
Board. As Chairman of that Board, I had an opportunity
to observe Bob's work and found that he conducted himself
in an outstanding manner. His judgment and administrative
skills did much toward ensuring the success of the President's
clemency program.
On the basis of his high level of performance, I would like
to recommend Bob for a quality step increase. I believe such
recognition would be appropriate because I expect that Bob
will continue to perform outstandingly well in the future.
Thank-you for considering my request.
Charlo E. Sincerely, Hoodell
Charles E. Goodell
Chairman
NOTICE TO SPONSORS
SPONSOR WILL PROCEED TO THE ROSTRUM WHEN HIS NAME IS CALLED
BY THE CLERK. You SHOULD WAIT FOR THE CHIEF JUSTICE TO
RECOGNIZE YOU BEFORE YOU MAKE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT:
"MR. CHIEF JUSTICE AND MAY IT PLEASE THE COURT,
I MOVE THE ADMISSION OF
OF THE STATE OF
#
I AM SATISFIED HE POSSESSES THE NECESSARY QUALIFICATIONS."
FORD LIBRARY & GERALD
s
AND
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR
OCTOBER 20, 1975
A GROUP OF ATTORNEYS FROM THE FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CLEMENCY BOARD
PRESENTED BY SENATOR CHARLES ELLSWORTH GOODELL:
John Morran grander
William F. Gallo
CALIFORNIA
James E. Poole
Mrs. Judith W Aronoff
Miss Diane Mo Bratter
Lee Joseph Burstyn
Joseph D. Crumlish
-
WASH. D.C.
Lawson Narr Lair
James L. Montgomery
Joseph A. Oertel
Walter A. Piczak
Joseph P. Sindaco
David Eric Brockway
IDWA
John n. C. Dalton
KANSAS
Richard L. Little
MASSACHUSETTS
Ralph Ellis Burr
Chris John Christie
Harvey D Gold
Herbert Frank Ross
- MARYLAND
Danny Craig Rupli
Norman K. Schwab
Clement Shugerman
Gil Weidenfeld
Arthur Wolter Jr.
Douglas LeRoy Edwards
MichiGAN
Herbert Neil Broder
-
New YORK
Paul Dennis Krause
Miss Veronica O'Keefe
Penna
I
Vincent P. Marcaccio Jr
Rhode ISLANd
Miss Patsy Ann Fortinberry
-
So. CAROLINA
Andrew B. Waggener
I
TeNNessee
Christopher Bryant Rickett - UTAH
Edward Simon Cohen
Thomas H. Conway
VIRGINIA
Frank Moorman Lane
Miss Vita Ann Simon