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WITHDRAWAL SHEET
Ronald Reagan Library
Collection: CICCONI, JAMES: Files
Archivist: ggc/rfw
File Folder: Senior Staff Meetings Jun 81 (action items) [2 of 2]
Date: 1/28/99
Box 9109
DOCUMENT
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
NO. AND TYPE
1. Schedule
V.P., (partial), 1p
6/5/81
P6/F6
2. Memo
Darman to Jim Baker Re: Cabinet Council, 1p
5/28/81
P5, P6/F6
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P-1 National security classified information [(a)(1) of the PRA].
F-1 National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA].
P-2 Relating to appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA].
F-2 Release could disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an agency [(b)(2) of the
P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA].
FOIA].
P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information
F-3 Release would violate a Federal statue [(b)(3) of the FOIA].
[(a)(4) of the PRA].
F-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and his advisors, or
[(b)(4) of the FOIA].
between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA].
F-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(b)(6) of the
P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy [(a)(6) of
FOIA].
the PRA].
F-7 Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement purposes [(b)(7) of
the FOIA].
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of gift.
F-8 Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of financial institutions
[(b)(8) of the FOIA].
F-9 Release would disclose geological or geophysical information concerning wells [(b)(9) of
the FOIA].
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
May 28, 1981
NOTE FOR JAMES A. BAKER III
I understand that Rich Beal has proposed to
Ed Meese the creation of a Cabinet Council
on Management.
I would urge that we be involved in any
decision on this. I have reservations about
(a) the concept and (b) Beal's capacity to
deal with this subject.
Drive
Richard G. Darman
OF
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
STATE
ORIGIN
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
STATE
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503
June 5, 1981
MEMORANDUM FOR: Jim Baker
FROM:
Glenn Shoem Schleede
SUBJECT:
U.S. Travel Service
I did not give you a clear answer to your question on the Travel Service at the
Senior Staff meeting on June 4th. Briefly, our position and legislative
situation are as follows. We have proposed:
An increase of $3.5 million over the Carter Budget of $3 million for the
Travel Service (USTS) in 1982. However, the $6.5 million request is still
less than the 1981 appropriation of $8 million.
Integration of the USTS with the International Trade Administration (ITA) in
order to consolidate Commerce's trade promotion programs.
Nomination of Fred Bush for Assistant Secretary for Tourism (a post that was
vacant during much of the previous Administration).
Our efforts to strengthen the USTS are partially designed as a counter-proposal
to the tourism bills currently under consideration by the Congress:
S. 304, the National Tourism Policy Act - This bill establishes an independent
U.S. Travel and Tourism Administration and an Advisory Board dominated by
industry representatives and reporting to the Congress. S. 304 passed the
Senate by voice vote on January 27, 1981. (An identical bill was passed by the
Congress in 1980 and vetoed by President Carter.)
H.R. 1311 is the version of S. 304 under consideration in the House. While it
does not set up an independent agency, it does add a new Under Secretary for
Travel and Tourism to the Department of Commerce, introduces financial
assistance for regional tourism programs, and mandates nine new USTS offices
overseas. H.R. 1311 has been reported out of the Energy and Commerce Committee
and referred to the Post Office and Civil Service Committee (which has until
June 19, 1981, to report out the bill).
S. 1105, which is the least objectionable of the three bills, reauthorizes USTS'
enabling legislation. Although it was introduced to keep USTS alive in the
event that the other bills did not pass, it was passed by the Senate on June
2nd. It authorizes $8.6 million for the USTS in 1982, prohibits the integration
of USTS with ITA, and mandates a certain level of overseas resources.
We are currently concentrating our efforts on obtaining changes to H.R. 1311 in
the House Post Office and Civil Service Committee. Commerce believes that the
tourism industry will likely block S. 1105 and we will ultimately see H.R 1311
pass the House with the Under Secretary deleted. If H.R. 1311 emerges as the
final bill from the conference, the President could then be faced with a
difficult veto decision.
CC: Ed Meese
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SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTION ITEMS (6/12/81)
ITEMS
ACTION
1. Block Grants: Need to prepare for President by
Williamson
early p.m. today brief paper on where we are on
block grants (emphasis on Senate, but also include
info on House).
2. Legal Services Corp. : Hatch view that Administration Harper
now prepared to fund LSC untrue. Need to mount an
effort on Hill to eliminate LSC. Our agreement to
bring legislation to Floor applies only to block grants
3. Voting Rights: Letter on this subject being drafted -- Anderson/Uhlmann
to be released ahead of RR press conference and NAACP
speech. Draft will be circulated this p.m. Need to
touch all political bases before September (starting
with Reaganauts).
4. IG's at Justice/Treasury/State: OMB preparing legis- Harper
lation for introduction in Senate which would have
chance of defeating Brooks' bill on House side.
5. Penthouse Interview: White House staff approached
by Penthouse should keep Meese informed.
6. President's Housing Commission: Staff for Commission Anderson
(5-6) need to go through normal political clearance.
Announcement now scheduled for Wednesday next week in
order to permit Pierce to be present. Carver (Peoria)
will be on Commission.
7. Anti-terrorism: Stoessel agreed that Kennedy state- Allen
ment on this subject should have been cleared. However,
no substantive problem.
8. Telecommunications Guidance Re Meeting Today:
Purpose is to discuss range of options; no decision.
9. Trade Policy Statement: Need to reconcile various
Meese/Baker/
trade decisions with free trade oriented trade policy
Anderson/Allen
statement. Trade policy statement should not be released
before footwear decision (although it might be released
prior to announcement of footwear decision).
Brock/Baldrige reported to want following sequence:
-- Trade policy statement
-- Footwear decision
-- OECD decision
Economic Advisory Board thought trade policy statement
good.
Senior Staff Mtg. 6/12
- -2-
ITEMS
ACTION
10. Immigration: No decision until Clark back
Hodsoll
in country. Cabinet agenda item next week for
discussion only.
11. Briefing on tax package at 2:30 p.m. today in
Gergen/Treasury
Family Theatre.
Meese/Deaver Breakfast & Senior Staff Meeting (6/12/81)
Sarah Rady Kobine (Talh w/Juin)
A.
Breakfast
1.
Guidance on Begin UPI statement that Weinberger tried
to get RR to cut all military and economic aid to Israel
(with Haig helping to tone down the Administration's
reaction) regarding Israeli raid on Iraq; also Israeli
statement that raid destroyed secret bomb-making facility
(100 feet beneath reactor) notwithstanding IAEA DG Eklund
statement that IAEA inspection of Iraqi installation
showed no attempts to divert nuclear material (see attached).
2. Baker will discuss trade policy paper with Brock/Baldrige
Monday (including Darman/Deaver/Fuller/Friedersdorf)
(NOTE: Brock proposes to bring footwear case to decision
one week from now; OMAs expire 6/30; need to negotiate
with Taiwanese before that; general tenor of TPC is to
try for voluntary restraint to avoid surge in exchange
for letting OMA expire.) President meeting Monday afternoon
with Senators wishing to extend OMA; Brock/Friedersdorf
preparing briefing paper.
3.
Potential STR/Treasury dispute over Brock working group
?
beginning work on direct investment in U.S.; Brock has
hired Assistant STR on Investment; this not normally part
of STR.
4. Clean Air Act deadlines: V.P. 6/30 date may have to slip
(Congress doesn't come back until 7/7 in any event).
Quality of paper poor and consultation and discussions
may take longer. FH organizing paper for consideration by
legislative strategy group next week.
B. Senior Staff
1.
Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached)
block brants-
2. Penthouse interview: Call on Meese.
3. NOTE: Commerce plans to reject U.S. petition in Mexican Month Mich
toy balloon case on grounds improperly submitted (no
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showing of injuries). Petitioner may take us to court.
4. Kennedy anti-terrorism policy statement: Was this cleared?
call on Fuller/Allen.
5. Status of President's Housing Commission: Call on Fuller.
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Date:
TO:
JIM BAKER
FROM:
DAVID R. GERGEN
FYI:
LET'S DISCUSS:
COMMENT:
JIM --
K1. Suggest you give Larry more guidance
re Percy after Lyn's comments yesterday.
I have referred Larry to your comments
on Percy this past Sunday as general guidance.
2. SeexngxR Talked with Rollie Evans
(on your call list too). He understands
RR very upset, ag angry **** with Israelis
(his newsletter reports same). Alee wants
to know about our tax stretegy (his newsletter
says we would take a third year tigger).
Seeing him for lunch early in wk and need
guiange guidance.
3. Evans hearing great deal of static
about from GOP about RR's pledge to CDF
and thinks rebellion may break out in
national committee meeting today or
tomorrow.
D
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTION ITEMS (6/11/81)
ITEMS
ACTION
1. Schedule changes: Add Arab Ambassador at 2:15 p.m.;
Canzeri/
Israeli Ambassador at 3:30 p.m. Publicize meetings.
Deaver
2. White House Mess: Reminder that no press or
Deaver
diplomats are allowed in Mess.
3. Legislative Veto Guidance: We support legislative veto
Fuller
for non-Executive Branch agencies, but not for Executive
Branch departments and agencies.
4. Clean Air Act: Clean Air Act amendment proposals being
Anderson/
vetted in Cabinet Council on Natural Resources; paper
Hodsoll
being revised with pros and cons; private soundings
being taken on Hill re political feasibility. V.P.
has promised Administration position by 6/30. There
will probably be one more Cabinet Council without
the President and then a Cabinet Council decision
meeting with the President. Consider backgrounding
press before announcement. Discussion inalegislative
strategy group next week.
5. Senate Finance Committee Democrats to meet with President Friedersdorf
on tax package at 3:30 p.m. Monday.
6. President to visit White House operating units one hour
Deaver/
each of two days next week.
Darman/Rogers
7. Synfuels Board: Powell Moore to talk to McClure and
Friedersdorf
Domenici (coordinating with James) on issue of Rocky
Mountain Republican on Synfuels Board.
8. Olympic Coins Proposal: Need to discuss final position
Deaver/Fuller
with Regan.
9. Dick Kennedy anti-terrorism policy statement: who
Fuller
authorized this; was there White House clearance?
10. Federalism Advisory Commission Meeting 6/23:
Williamson
First meeting important to discuss federalism approach
re major items (e.g., transportation, urban problems).
11. U.S. Conference of Mayors Annual Meeting: Need to be
Williamson
aware of this next week; Chairman (Dick Hatcher) is
also V.C. of Democratic National Committee; committees
are loaded Democratic 4 to 1.
Senior Staff 6/11
-2-
ITEMS
ACTION
12. Block Grants: Need to assure that Intergovernmental Harper/Friedersdorf/
Affairs aware if any further compromise.
Darman/Williamson
13. POW Recognition Joint Resolution: Put on President's Deaver
schedule for tomorrow; make public event of signature.
14. President's Housing Commission: Chairman to come in Anderson/Deaver/
for meeting and photo op with President at time of
Fuller
announcement. Also arrange for Pierce meeting with
Chairman.
15. Legal Services Corporation: Need to discuss this at Meese/Darman/Fuller
next legislative strategy meeting. Need to develop
approximately $100 million add-on for block grants
as trade off for abolishing LSC.
16. Footwear Decision: Trade Policy Committee will make Fuller/Friedersdorf
no decision on this. Eventually will come to Cabinet.
Need to monitor closely.
House Reconciliation Bill: White House staff should Harper
get information to OMB on urgent basis. Committee
will complete work Monday; rule on Tuesday; House
vote on Wednesday. Need to develop 3,000 page
alternative in this time frame.
18. Reception for public interest group supporters
Dole
of economic package: 5:00 p.m.; urge White House
staff to attend.
For TOMORROW
Fortwer in
Meese/Deaver Breakfast and Senior Staff Meeting (6/11/81)
trans
Trade Policy
A. Breakfast & Other Items
1. ACDA?
2.
Has Allen called Carter to arrange for his security
MDI
briefing?
Call
3.
Take up with Deaver General Barrow's query about clearing
garden of Reagans' guests before their arrival; advance
team should work this out with Barrows not to inconvenience
guests.
JAB
I
4.
Call Watt re additional California offshore leasing.
JAB
Lin /
5.
For RR: Hand-holder at GW Hospital was Marisa Mize
(see attached).
M.D.T. When is voting Ms
B. Senior Staff
1.
Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached).
2. Inform Senior Staff regarding butter decision. (Jinage, Caunon usticle)
3.
Remind Senior Staff that press and diplomatic corps
cannot be brought to White House Mess (Hickey memo attached).
4.
Guidance on legislative veto legislation.
5. Clean Air Act process: Call on Hodsoll.
Communition
6. Senate Finance Committe Democrats to meet with President
on tax package at 3:30 p.m. Friday or Monday.
7.
President to visit operating units of White House one hour
each of two days next week: Darman/Rogers to arrange.
?
8. Preparations for block grant meeting Friday?
9. May F. - Talhw/ McCluse
and Daniel x Synfuls slowfor Mountain
States (Wanlsa GoP.)
10. olepupic Coin - MD
state
11. auti Terrorism Policy - What is is Rundy id aug testified W.H. yesterday. cleanure ? chuck)
(Fuller +
allen will
Meese/Deaver Breakfast & Senior Staff Meeting (6/10/81)
A.
Breakfast
1.
Immigration now scheduled for Cabinet meeting Thursday.
Should not make decision this early after Mexican meeting.
No need for full-scale Cabinet discussion; President has
Done
major options. Final details of Social Security card
improvement still need to be finalized with HHS. Better
to schedule decision meeting week of June 22. Don't want
leaks of meeting immediately following Mexican visit.
2. Ask Meese how Allen is coming on outline for foreign policy
speech.
make person her w
staff
this.
3. Helene von Damm's desire to be member of Committee for
Preservation of White House -- Deaver?
nell
MD will
4. Tennis court rules -- who should make them? (Helene)
do
schedules.
RR
5.
Mention that we need to release White House Fellows selected
by Commission today (list attached). List product of Commission
Dow
votes, and I think reasonable. (NOTE: This list shouldn't
go through political clearance; Commission decided; this is just
for Meese/Deaver to be aware.)
Y
arrism
B. Senior Staff
12. Busing 13. Death frualty
M.
Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached).
V2.
Go over meeting with Senator Baker on AWACS Darman.
Fundred
3.
Anderson paper on enterprise zones. Has this been circulated?
grail
Thursday Cabinet meeting agenda? menigration (Postpone until Than
M
5. Friday block grant meeting?
following wuh.)
"wain
6.
Reconciliation bill mark-up -- call on Harper.
is?
7. U.S. reaction to Israeli raid: guidance?
just too collusin.
8. Where do we stand on recommended telephone calls regarding
block grants (list attached) ?
S9. Guidance on Castaneda press conference; disagreement re who would participate
Carribear plan.
NOTE: I talked with Bill Clark; according to Clark, Haig
immunts rx Dear.
wants to postpone mgt. decisions until Haig & Clark back; same
cld be said od policy. Really need Clark; only one tamiliar; Stoessel
knows nothing.
VOTING RTS. ACT- Date & Time ?
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTIONS ITEMS (6/10/81)
ITEMS
ACTION
1. Cabinet Council on Commerce and Trade
Fuller
cancelled.
2. Postpone Cabinet immigration agenda item until
Fuller/Hodsoll
Clark or Haig back.
3. Board of Economic Advisors cannot make statement
Anderson
as board. Get Shultz to make positive statement
on economic package.
4. Treasury will brief senior staff on latest tax
Gergen
bill, date to be determined.
5. Voting Rights Act meeting tomorrow at 1:00 p.m.
Anderson
in Meese's office.
6. Guidance on Block Grants: Block grant legislation
Harper
immensely complicated; Administration made strategic
decision not to open it up on Floor; this is the
reason Baker given discretion. OMB in process of
writing paper on block grant legislation substance.
7. IG Progress: OMB will testify today on first 6 months Harper/Gergen
results of IG's this year ($1.5 million in 6 months
vs. $1.12 million for the preceding 12 months). IG
report will be distributed by White House Press Office.
8. Enterprise Zone paper: Not that far along.
Anderson
9. Guidance on butter to Soviet Union: No Campaign
Speakes
promise on butter; there was on grain.
10. Reconciliation Bill: OMB making lots of deals
Harper
to end up with satisfactory reconciliation process.
White House staff to provide on urgent basis any
information they might have.
DRAFT
The President today announced the appointments of the 1981-82 White House
Fellows. This is the seventeenth class of Fellows since the program began
in 1964.
The 15 Fellows were chosen from among 1650 applicants and screened by 11
regional panels. The President's Commission on White House Fellowships,
chaired by Vice Admiral James B. Stockdale, USN (Ret.), interviewed the
33 National Finalists before recommending the 15 persons to the President.
Their year of government service will begin on September 1, 1981.
The 1981-82 White House Fellows are:
Paul V. Applegarth, 35, of McLean, Virginia, Chief of the Financial
Analysis Division, World Bank, Washington, D.C.;
Joe Linus Barton, 31, of Ennis, Texas, Assistant to the Vice Presi-
dent, Ennis Business Forms, Ennis, Texas;
Richard Eugene Birney, 32, of Marietta, Georgia, Assistant for
Technology, Information Systems Division, International Busi-
ness Machines, Atlanta, Georgia;
Wayne Dale Collins, 29, of New York, New York, Attorney, Shearman &
Sterling, New York, New York;
Priscilla Harriet Douglas, 33, of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Research
Fellow, Joint Center for Urban Studies MIT / Harvard, Cambridge,
Massachusetts;
Ellen Elizabeth Heineman, 33, of Arlington, Virginia, Lieutenant
Commander, U.S. Navy Office of Program Appraisal, Office of the
Secretary of the Navy, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.;
David Kemp Karnes, 32, of Omaha, Nebraska, Attorney, Partner, Morsman,
Fike, Davis and Schumacher, P.C., Omaha, Nebraska;
Mary Elisabeth Lupo Ricci, 33, of Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, County
Court Judge, Fifteenth Judicial Circuit, West Palm Beach, Florida;
Thomas Counter Shull, 29, of Somerville, Massachusetts, Infantry
Captain, U.S. Army, who is currently scheduled to teach in the
Department of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership at West Point,
New York;
James K. Stewart, 38, of Orinda, California, Captain, Commanding,
Criminal Investigation Division, Oakland Police Department,
Oakland, California;
Howard Patrick Sweeney, 37, of Springfield, Virginia, Major, U.S. Air
Force, Attorney-Advisor, Office of the General Counsel, Office of
the Secretary of Defense, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C.;
George Lee Thomas, 34, of EngIewood, Colorado, Chairman, American
Science and Engineering Society, Englewood, Colorado;
Myron Edward Ullman, III, 34, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Vice President
for Business Affairs, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
Ohio;
Mary Anne Q. Wood, 35, of Provo, Utah, Associate Professor of Law,
J. Reuben Clark Law School, Brigham Young University, Provo,
Utah;
Michael Esa Zacharia, 29, of Falls Church, Virginia, Attorney,
Participating Associate, Fulbright & Jaworski, Washington, D.C.
UNPUBLISHED
June 9, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
5:15 pm
VASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 10, 1981
9:00 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Baker, Meese, Deaver)
9:30 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:00 am
Meeting with Baker, Meese, Deaver,
Oval Office
(15 min)
Friedersdorf, Speakes and Gergen
10:15 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
10:45 am
Meeting with Senator Wm. Roth (R-Del)
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Max Friedersdorf)
No Press Coverage
11:00 am
National Security Council Meeting
Cabinet Room
(90 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
12:30 pm
Cabinet Council (Commerce & Trade)
Cabinet Room
(
min)
(Craig Fuller)
1:00 pm
To Residence for Lunch
Residence
2:00 pm
Depart South Lawn for Quantico
South Lawn
with Secretary Baldrige
4:30 pm
Return to White House
5:30 pm
Meeting with Dr. Kissinger
Residence
(15 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE -- (UNPUBLISHED)
Wednesday, June 10, 1981
7:30 a.m.
The Vice President arrives the OEOB
8:00 a.m.
Photograph with Ardon Judd
(OEOB Office)
(5-minutes)
8:15 a.m.
C.I.A. Briefing
(OEOB Office)
(15-minutes)
8:45 a.m.
Cabinet Council Meeting
(Roosevelt Room)
(60-minutes)
(Roger Porter)
*The Vice President will depart at 9:25 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
National Security Briefing
(Oval Office)
(30-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:05 a.m.
Meet with National Council of Farm Cooperatives
(Family Theatre)
(15-minutes)
10:45 a.m.
Meeting with the President and Senator William
(Oval Office)
(15-minutes)
Roth (R-Del)
(Max Friedersdorf)
No Press Coverage
11:00 a.m.
National Security Council Meeting
(Cabinet Room)
(90-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
*The Vice President will depart at 11:55 a.m.
12:00 noon
Lunch for Sadruddin Aga Khan
(Blair House)
(90-minutes)
1:50 p.m.
Photograph with C. C. Jackson, Jr.
(OEOB Office)
(5-minutes)
3:30 p.m.
Meet with Richard DeVos and Nancy Thawley
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
4:00 p.m.
Meet with Federal Executive Institute -
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
Foreign Policy Group
(Edward Pollard)
4:30 p.m.
Cabinet Council on Natural Resources and
(Roosevelt Room)
(60-minutes)
Environment
(Kenneth Cribb, Jr.)
*The Vice President will depart at 5:00 p.m.
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE -- (UNPUBLISHED) -- CONTINUED
ednesday, June 10, 1981
5:00 p.m.
Meet with Ambassador John Gavin
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
(Nancy Bearg Dyke)
5:30 p.m.
Meeting with Pendleton James
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
6:30 p.m.
Meeting on Legislative Veto
(Mr. Meese's office)
(30-minutes)
7:45 p.m.
Dinner with Sadruddin Aga Khan and Princess
(The Vice President's
Katherine
Residence)
-
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
RECOMMENDED TELEPHONE CALLS
TO:
Senator Robert Stafford, Senator Orrin Hatch,
and Congressmen John Ashbrook, John Rousselot,
and Edward Madigan
DATE:
Sunday, June 7 (at least one call) and Monday,
A.M. June 8, 1981
PURPOSE:
To firmly establish your commitment to the
success of the Block Grant legislation and
to secure the support of the member of
Congress called.
BACKGROUND:
We are attempting to secure passage of the
Block Grants in a form as near as possible
to the Administration's proposal as part of
the reconciliation process. These proposed
phone calls are to be a signal of your per--
sonal commitment to the Block Grant
legislation.
INDIVIDUALS TO BE
CALLED:
(Talking points attached)
1. Senator Orrin Hatch (R., Utah)
He is Chairman of the Senate Labor and
Human Resources Committee which has juris-
diction over the Health, Social Services,
and Energy Block Grants. His leadership
on the Block Grants has been complicated
by Senators Stafford's and Weicker's
reluctance to support them.
ACTION:
2. Senator Robert Stafford (R., Vermont)
He is Chairman of the Education Sub-
committee of the Senate Labor and Human
Resources Committee which has jurisdiction
over the Education Block Grant. He has
presented compromise Health Block Grants
which are largely unacceptable to the
Administration. In addition, he has great
reluctance to include the Education Block
Grant in the Reconciliation process.
ACTION:
2
3. Congressman Edward Madigan (R., Illinois)
He is the ranking minority member of the
Health Subcommittee of the House Energy
and Commerce Committee. He has had the
lead on the Health Block Grants in the
House for the Administration.
ACTION:
4. Congressman John Ashbrook (R., Ohio)
He is the ranking minority member of the
House Education and Labor Committee. He
has proposed his own version of an Education
Block Grant which encompasses only 1/3 of
the Administration's proposal and includes
unacceptable provisions.
ACTION:
5. Congressman John Rousselot (R., California)
He is a member of the Public Assistance
Subcommittee of the House Ways and Means
Committee. His major concern is the
Social Service Block Grant. He wants to
preclude inclusion of Adoption Assistance
and related programs from the Grant, a
position which is unacceptable to the
Administration.
ACTION:
SUGGESTED TALKING POINTS
=- I am firmly committed to all of my Block Grant proposals.
They are a key initiative in my revitalized federalism.
I want your help in securing their passage.
-- The support of the Governors and other elected state and
local officials for the overall Economic Recovery Program
depends on the inclusion of the Block Grants in the
Reconciliation process.
-- I have asked Secretary Schweiker, Secretary Bell, and
David Stockman to contact you regarding the. Health and
Education Block Grants.
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTIONS ITEMS (6/8/81)
ITEM
ACTION
1. ITC
Fielding
Counsel will check as to whether ITC can revise
existing decision to narrow it; this in accordance
with Presidential letter on specific case.
2. F-15 Enhancement Package
Darman
Legislative strategy meeting Tuesday afternoon on
this to include Meese/Baker/Allen/Haig/Darman/Friedersdorf.
3. Priority Policy Items for Week 6/7-13
Meese
-- Organization for air material sales.
-- Final review of China trip.
-- Arms control process: Meese to meet with
Haig/Rowney/Allen.
-- Intelligence Executive Order.
-- PFIAB/IOB: Will bring names back from Camp David.
-- Tax program.
-- Block grants.
-- Voting Rights Bill: Anderson to provide copy of
latest paper to Baker. Meeting to be scheduled this
week to include Anderson/Uhlmann/Baker/Meese/Fuller/
Darman/Gergen and possibly others.
-- Telecommunications Task Force Report coming in this
week. Fielding/Meese to discuss this.
-- Synfuels Corp: Need Executive Order to maintain
Synfuels Corp. and decision re officers' salaries.
-2-
ITEM
ACTION
4. - Dingle request for information on Cabinet Councils
Fuller/Fielding
Fuller to check with Departments to make sure no
independent responses; Fielding to coordinate action
in conjunction with Meese.
5. Block Grants
Williamson
Baker/Stafford/Domenici to meet with President Tuesday
afternoon.
6. Thank you to outside groups for help on budget package Dole
Reception 5-6 p.m. East Room 6/11. All senior staff
should go.
Film
Senior Staff Meeting ( 8/81)
1. Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached).
2. Meese to review a list of policy matters working through
the system.
3. Go over meeting with Sen. Baker on AWACS: Darman, Friedersdorf.
4. Check on Anderson paper on enterprise zones-- to be circulated
to Williamson/Fuller/Speakes. When will this happen?
5. Pm phone calls n block grand? ?
v6. Muting Voting Ms ( Maty, Whlman JAB
EM, fully, Daman,
others ? ( bergent
June 5, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
3:30 pm
WASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Monday, June 8, 1981
9:00 am Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
9:30 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:00 am Meeting with Baker, Meese, Deaver,
Oval Office
(15 min)
Friedersdorf, Speakes and Gergen
10:30 am The President greets President Lopez-
South Portico
Portillo at the South Portico
10:40 am President Reagan makes welcoming statement
South Portico
and President Lopez-Portillo responds
10:50 am Official Mexican and U. S. Parties are
South Portico
introduced
10:55 am President Reagan escorts President
Diplomatic Room
Lopez-Portillo into Diplomatic Room for
and Yellow Oval
signing of guest book after which they
Room
are escorted by Amb. Annenberg to Yellow
Oval Room to join Mrs. Reagan for coffee
11:15 am The two Presidents depart South Lawn
South Lawn
for Camp David
11:55 am Arrive Camp David
judy
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE - (UNPUBLISHED)
Monday, June 8, 1981
8:58 a.m.
The Vice President arrives the West Wing
9:00 a.m.
C.I.A. Briefing
(WW Office)
(20-minutes)
9:30 a.m.
National Security Briefing
(Oval Office)
(30-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:00 a.m.
Vice President's Senior Staff Meeting
(OEOB Office)
(20-minutes)
10:30 a.m.
Arrival Ceremony for President Lopez-Portillo,
(South Portico)
(25-minutes)
President of Mexico
12:00 noon
Lunch with Mrs. Bush
(OEOB Office)
(60-minutes)
4:00 p.m.
Meet with the Minister of Foreign Affairs
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
of Chile, Senor Rene Rojas
5:00 p.m.
Interview with Tim Schellhardt and Karen House --
(OEOB Office)
(20-minutes)
WALL STREET JOURNAL
5:45 p.m.
Depart Observatory Helipad
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTIONS ITEMS (6/5/81)
L. Dole to provide list of CEO's for President to call
from Camp David.
2. P. Moore to call Senator Baker to confirm strategy for
Lefever nomination.
3. No publicity on Otay Mesa till after Lopez Portillo visit.
4. Fuller to obtain Treasury discussion papers on tax cuts
this morning and circulate to senior staff,
5. Harper to take lead on establishing an office facility
oversight board composed of: Carmen, Fuller, Darman and
Harper. Oversight responsibility to include offices
outside EOP complex.
6. Darman/Friedersdorf to follow up with Senator Baker on
Cabinet-level meeting on AWACS startegy.
7. Policy group to meet next week on Voting Rights Act, to
include: Nofziger, Atwater, Fielding/ Hauser, Anderson,
Uhlmann, Bradley, Murphy, Bond, Dole, Friedersdorf.
SENIOR STAFF MEETING (6/5/81)
FRANK per JAB SR. MD, STAFF 6/5 mt.
1.
Go over President's & V.P.'s schedules (attached).
2.
Briefing on where we are and what next on tax package.
V3.
Go over Lefever situation: Expect 11-6 vote if Kassebaum
and Pressler hold.
FUTURE
4.
Go over meeting with Senator Baker on AWACS--Darman.
5. Check on Anderson paper on enterprise zones--to be
circulated to Williamson/Fuller/Speakes. When will this
happen?
6.
Arrangements for Portillo visit--Darman?
7.
One-page status report on Deregulation Task Force: Has
this been prepared (Williamson was to prepare and circulate) ?
V8. Tay Pachage - 2 paper from Tras.
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(a) Bus. prob
Jyn, EDole, Rich
(L) overall prog.
Whlman, Marty,
mel Brad. - mps/D
9. Facilities assign (EM) Rogers- prior courp to Hape
FH: FUTURE SENCOR STAFF
on Monday Em will veriew a linly
policy watters working them system.
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UNPUBLISHED
June 4, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
3:30 pm
WASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Friday, June 5, 1981
9:00 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Baker, Meese, Deaver)
9:30 am
Department of Defense Strategic
Cabinet Room
(2 hrs)
Fiscal Planning Meeting
(Craig Fuller)
11:30 am
Robert Kennedy Family and Senator Kennedy
Oval Office
(5 min)
Meet President and Mrs. Reagan
(Joseph W. Canzeri)
White House Photographer
11:35 am
Robert F. Kennedy Medal Presentation
Rose Garden
(20 min)
(Joseph W. Canzeri)
Open Press Coverage
Noon
Working Luncheon (re Portillo visit)
Cabinet Room
(90 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
1:30 pm
Courtesy Call - Charlton Heston
Oval Office
(5 min)
(Frank Hodsoll)
White House Photographer
1:45 pm
Meeting with Ambassador William Brock
(15 min)
/
Oval Office
(Craig Fuller)
White House Photographer
2:00 pm
Dropby at Meeting re Block Grants
Roosevelt Room
(10 min)
(Richard Williamson)
2:15 pm
Meeting with H. E. Claude Cheysson,
Oval Office
(30 min)
Minister of External Relations of France
(Richard V. Allen)
/
Press Pool Photo Opportunity
3:00 pm
Depart for Camp David
South Lawn
juoy
THE VICE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE -- (UNPUBLISHED)
Friday, June 5, 1981
7:30 a.m.
The Vice President arrives the OEOB
8:15 a.m.
C.I.A. Briefing
(OEOB Office)
(15-minutes)
9:30 a.m.
Department of Defense Strategic Fiscal
(Cabinet Room)
(2 hours)
Planning Meeting
(Craig Fuller)
12:00 noon
Working Luncheon (re Portillo visit)
(Cabinet Room)
(90-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
1:30 p.m.
Drop-by at Meeting re Block Grants
(Roosevelt Room)
(30-minutes)
(Richard Williamson)
2:15 p.m.
Meeting with the President and H. E. Claude
(Oval Office)
(30-minutes)
Cheysson, Minister of External Relations
of France
(Richard V. Allen)
2:45 p.m.
Meet with H. E. Claude Cheysson, Minister of
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
External Relations of France
3:30 p.m.
Swearing-in of General Louis 0. Giuffrida as
(Roosevelt Room)
(15-minutes)
Director F.E.M.A.
4:30 p.m.
Meet with Dr. Ray Cline
(WW Office)
(30-minutes)
5:15 p.m.
Presentation of White House Fellows
(State Dining Room)
(20-minutes)
Finalists Certificates
6:30 p.m.
Reception for the Breakfast Association
(Vice President's
(60-minutes)
of Houston
Residence)
Meese/Deaver Breakfast and Senior Staff Meeting (6/4/81)
A.
Breakfast
&
ok- talkis(FM)
1. Understand Weinberger in process of setting up Committee, level)
on Manpower. Anderson has told FH that he could be on
Committee; unclear who in charge of membership. Ask
Meese if FH can be on.
NAACP
2.
Follow-up to Baroody meeting with President on volunteerism:
MD
3
need to integrate federal capabilities (e.g., Action, CETA)
has
MD
with outreach to increase impetus and reduce impediments.
Baroody tells FH he is meeting with Pauken. Also need
action
working
to be sure that heavy Presidential visibility at outset
doesn't over-promise.
3.
FH and others working with OMB on arts and humanities
recissions to eliminate real hardship; Heston seeing
President Friday.
GET
colyn
Rd
4.
Status of Chiles and Safire request for interviews with
President. Ask Deaver.
will
I
came
5.
OCS drilling meeting with Watt (to include Baker/Nofziger
and others) ; if you can't attend, FH would like to.
before
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B.
Senior Staff
(MA+FH
1. Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached).
go.)
2. Briefing on where we are on tax package.
3. Go over meeting with Senator Baker on AWACS -- Darman
4.
Where are we on pulling together materials for NAACP
FOR
speech? Voting rights legislation likely to be key issue.
PRIDAY'S
Suggest OPD (Anderson/Uhlmann), Garrett (VP staff), Dole/
ss.
Cavaney and Hodsoll get together on this.
MTG.
5. Check on Anderson paper on enterprise zones -- to be
circulated to Williamson/Fuller/Speakes. When will this
happen?
6. Arrangements for Portillo visit -- Darman?
7. One-page status report on Deregulation Task Force: Has
this been prepared (Williamson was to prepare and circulate) ?
V.A. - eF
V10. MFA-any report Marty
11. MD- Voluntarin
9.
Ant Ab Bartin letter- How into didisger wash Pat?
UNPUBLISHED
THE WHITE HOUSE
June 3, 1981
3:30 pm
-
WASHINGTON
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Thursday, June 4, 1981
-
9:00 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Baker, Meese, Deaver)
9:30 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
9:45 am
Meeting with Baker, Meese, Deaver,
Oval Office
(15 min)
Friedersdorf, Speakes and Gergen
1.
10:00 am
Dropby at Meeting re Block Grants
Roosevelt Room
(10 min)
(Richard Williamson)
1.
10:15 am
Hold for Jim Baker
Oval Office
(1-3/4 hr)
Noon
Luncheon with Mother Theresa of Calcutta
Private Dining Room
(75 min)
(Joseph Canzeri)
2nd Floor, Residence
White House Photographer Only
1:3
pm
National Security Council Meeting
Cabinet Room
(90 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
.n.
3:00 pm
Presentation of Diplomatic Credentials
Oval Office
(45 min)
by the Ambassadors-designate of Somalia,
Djibouti, Suriname, Dominican Republic
in.
and Liberia
(Richard V. Allen)
Press Pool Coverage
in.
3:45 pm
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(45 min)
in.
1:30 pm
Meeting with Secretary Block
Oval Office
20 min)
(Craig Fuller)
in.
: 00 pm
Haircut
West Basement
30 min)
nin.
: 30 pm
Greet White House Fellows Commission
Rose Garden
10 min)
(Frank Hodsoll)
min
Mix & Mingle
White House Photographer Only
: 45 pm
Return to Residence
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE - -- (UNPUBLISHED)
Thursday, June 4, 1981
7:30 a.m.
The Vice President arrives the OEOB
7:45 a.m.
Breakfast with William A. Hewitt
(OEOB Office)
(30-minutes)
8:15 a.m.
C.I.A. Briefing
(OEOB Office)
(20-minutes)
8:45 a.m.
Cabinet Council Meeting on Economic Affairs
(Roosevelt Room)
(60-minutes)
(Roger Porter)
*The Vice President will depart at 9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
National Security Briefing
(Oval Office)
(15-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:00 a.m.
Drop-by at Meeting re Block Grants
(Roosevelt Room)
(30-minutes)
(Richard Williamson)
12:00 noon
Lunch with Richard Allen
(OEOB Office)
(60-minutes)
1:30 p.m.
National Security Council Meeting
(Cabinet Room)
(90-minutes)
(Richard V. Allen)
4:00 p.m.
Meet with Bob Thompson
(WW Office)
(15-minutes)
4:30 p.m.
Meet with William Seay
(WW Office)
(30-minutes)
7:40 p.m.
The Vice President departs the Residence for
the Kennedy Center
8:00 p.m.
Performance of "Barnum"
(Kennedy Center --
Opera House)
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTION ITEMS (6/3/81)
I. Baroody coming in to see President at 3:00 p.m. on his
proposal for Presidential Task Force on Volunteerism.
This expected to be one-year study to pull together
various threads regarding voluntary efforts. Deaver
has action. Anderson/Fuller/Cavaney/Hodso11 to attend.
2. President's meeting with Senators Baker, Helms, Thurmond
to listen to them on multi-fiber agreement.
3. Guidance on tax package: we will hang tough until we
see whether Ways and Means two-year cuts package will peel off
Southern Democrats. We are much closer to agreement on
President's program; now agreed that there will be multi-
year cuts of tax rates (even if not across the board).
We can claim we won in principle.
4.
Anderson will circulate paper he is preparing on
enterprise zones.
5. Treasury will be testifying on tuition tax credits.
Anderson has cleared testimony. Problems are that Hill
proposals have greater revenue impacts than originally
estimated and low income persons will receive cash grants.
6. Fuller to contact Commerce to assure they are handling
Northwest fishing dispute regarding salmon.
7. Fuller to check on current status of VA position and
actions regarding agent orange and militant veterans
group in California; report back to senior staff.
8.
Anderson to check on status of Productivity Commission
(Porter has action). Regan reportedly sitting on proposal;
Simon doesn't want to go ahead until Commission members
named and precise duties specified.
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Meese/Deaver Breakfast and Senior Staff Meeting (6/3/81)
A. Breakfast
V.
Mees Baker sign memo to President on 1mml gration
2. Understand Weinberger in process of setting up Committee
on Manpower. Marty Anderson told FH that he would be
on committee; have heard Allen also has role, but unclear
who in charge. Ask Meese if FH can be on.
MD: Seaga scothappy. M.D. willdssing
w/ Unch.
B. Senior Staff
3Pm.
1. Go over President and V.P. schedules (attached).
2/.
Cabinet meeting agenda for Thursday Fuller?
3. One-page status report on deregulation task force:
has this been prepared (Williamson was to prepare
and circulate) ?
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTION ITEMS (6/2/81)
1. No decision on sale of surplus butter by Agriculture
- will be made at Cabinet today (most to Soviet Union at
subsidized price). When the decision is made, it will
be made at Agriculture not White House.
2. Williamson to obtain and circulate one page status report
on deregulation task force effort. Speakes to knock down
U.S. News and World Report claim that little progress
has been made.
3. Fuller to develop circulation system to inform Cabinet
of papers like deregulation status report.
4. Gergen will distribute summary of first four months
accomplishments soon.
5. Anderson to prepare draft statement for possible release
by President on Kemp-Garcia (enterprise zones) ; this
bill is moving in right direction. Anderson draft state-
ment to be coordinated and circulated to Williamson/
Fuller/Speakes.
6. Cavaney to contact NAACP to get speaking points for use
by President at NAACP gathering on 6/29. Other material
should be drawn together for meeting Friday.
7. Friedersdorf to coordinate with Packwood and Treasury on
tuition tax credits bill being considered in Congress.
We support the concept of tuition tax credits, but need
a technical analysis of how the current bill has changed
from when the President endorsed it; particularly how
much more money it will cost.
8. Harper reports House and Senate versions of FY S1 supple-
mental and recissions packages about the same as us in
overall impact.
9. There will be a legislative strategy meeting tonight at
5:30.
SENIOR STAFF MEETING (6/2/81)
1. Go over President's and V.P.'s schedules (attached).
2. Call on Fuller for agenda for Cabinet meeting.
3. Call on Harper to report on latest state of play re
tuition tax credits.
4. Call on Deaver/Darman re state of preparations re
Lopez Portillo visit.
5. Where does Maritime Administration organization paper stand?
Understand it was coming over for Presidential decision?
UNPUBLISHED
June 1, 1981
THE WHITE HOUSE
4:00 pm
WASH .CC.
THE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE
Tuesday, June 2, 1981
9:00 am
Meeting with Republican Congressional Leaders
Cabinet Room
(60 min)
(Max Friedersdorf)
Press Pool Opportunity
10:00 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Baker, Meese, Deaver)
10:30 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Richard V. Allen)
10:45 am
Meeting with Baker, Meese, Deaver,
Oval Office
(15 min)
Friedersdorf, Speakes and Gergen
11:00 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
11:30 am
Cabinet Meeting
Cabinet Room
( m ) min )
(Craig Fuller)
12:30 pm
Return to Residence
3:00 pm Hold
(45 min)
Personal Staff Time Rest of Day
THE VICE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON
THE VICE PRESIDENT'S SCHEDULE -- (UNPUBLISHED)
Tuesday, June 2, 1981
7:40 a.m.
The Vice President arrives the OEOB
8:15 a.m.
C.I.A. Briefing
(OEOB Office)
(15-minutes)
9:00 a.m.
Meeting with GOP Congressional Leaders
(Cabinet Room)
(60-minutes)
(Max Friedersdorf)
10:30 a.m.
National Security Briefing
(Oval Office)
(15-minutes) (Richard V. Allen)
11:30 a.m.
Cabinet Meeting
(Cabinet Room)
(60-minutes)
(Craig Fuller)
12:30 p.m.
Depart for Capitol Hill
12:40 p.m.
Senate Policy Luncheon
(S-207)
(50-minutes)
1:30 p.m.
Meet with Congressman Derwinski and Mike Nave
(Ceremonial Office
,
(15-minutes)
President National Association of Retired Federal
S-214)
Employees
2:00 p.m.
Taping for United Negro College Fund
(Ceremonial Office
(10-minutes)
S-214)
2:10 p.m.
Depart Capitol Hill en route the White House
2:20 p.m.
Cabinet Council Meeting on Economic Affairs
(Roosevelt Room)
(40-minutes)
(Kenneth Cribb, Jr.)
4:00 p.m.
Meet with Winfield Schuster
(OEOB Office)
(15-minutes)
SENIOR STAFF MEETING ACTION ITEMS (6/1/81)
1.
Guidance on President's meeting with Democrats to be
developed after meeting; need to make sure Regan is there.
2. Hauser will meet with Meese/Baker/Friedersdorf after
lunch regarding Lefever nomination. Tsongas' statement
damaging.
3. Harper to provide Baker with report on FTC cereal case.
4. Personnel list for Intelligence Oversight Board and PFIAB
being sent forward for approval. Chairman IOB should be
member PFIAB.
5. Texas situation will not be declared a national disaster.
6. Allen/Canzeri to develop agreed procedure on naming
delegations to other countries.
7. Hodsoll to get memo for President on immigration and
refugees to Darman for transmittal.
8. Harper to check where we stand on tuition tax credits --
both on Hill and in Administration. Noted can stay with
Moynihan/Packwood proposal as part of second tax package,
but may need to change numbers in order to meet budget
requirements.
9. Letter for extending Veterans Education Assistance program
cleared for transmittal.
10. Darman to circulate criteria on proclamations.
11. Speakes to deny AP story suggesting Administration prepared
to cut additional $20 billion out of 5-year DOD plan.
12. Hodsoll to check on NEA funding of film on Hollywood labor
unions.
DEM . hidypoting matter being workillinfor
review at Swin Staff.
5
Su. Windell Ford 1ky)- tobe indicted?/Conted
Breakfast Items and Senior Staff Meeting (6/1/81)
can. (STU)
Breakfast
6
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clyn
1. Query Meese on reaction to draft memo to the President
on the issue of immigration Issue to be discussed with
2-2m Cal
1-mg "
the AG Task FOrce Report, containing various options, are HOWABOUT DC?
the President Tuesday, possibly? (NOTE: Leaked drafts of
now circulating D.C. WH staff in process of arranging
?
consultations with interested parties, e.g. Clements,
7
MFA.
key Congressmen, etc.)
Em: TARGET 29. BLOCK GRANTS TO CITIES. (Driumw/RR) spiring.
3. WHOLE prob. of com PASSION (Polited Downfall.)
Example: Categorisals for RETARDED /noway & defendar state level)
Senior 1. Review Staff RR and VP schedules. (o'nill in
V2. Lefever (a) &MB mud w/ him &WH Commell FIELDING UP AFTER SET WE
(6) Then mF, Faibanh, & Bill Clash.
REVIEW REPORT)
3. LIMIT FTC. auth. }in Shard Monopoly procedings (GIVE TO MARTY
A.for consid.)
4. Code 7 Ethics ? (FIELDING)
5. Davis- Barm WHAT is THE ISSUE? WHAT ARE WE CONSIDERING?
6. Pm. would like Maine Barach Paade /a Mall Then. Commandant) nite-
(a) Private WH. staff r Members b Cong to help
w/ Tax Package)
7. n go TAXES - Press CONF. m THURS. (Prim Time ?)
8. Tan Farmer Intell crunite Bd. Why notfind? (JAMES)
9. IMMIGRATION PAPER Comments before r to free allen) BD sunderson
(His attorbed)
10. Prm Plan for Pad city.
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WASHINGTON
May 26, 1981
TO:
FROM:
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RE:
DISCUSSION ITEMS FOR MEETING TODAY (5/26/81)
Block has ligis. strategy group and Rich in
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form
1. 2. Mayors/Urban Grants Policy - EM - we and an unban pol. would up
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4.
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6. Busing - St. Louis Case
and m/sporting policy. GOT TO CONTROL
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His FREE LANCING. Constantly being
dicrims adm has made.
surprind by OPD.
MD:
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tomorrow wasgious him w/ only days
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