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Letter 07-14-1987

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commercial or financial information. PRA-5 -Release would disclose confidential advice between the

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July 14, 1987

Dear Professor Niosi:

Thank you for your letter to Senator Baker.

Your interest in writing is appreciated, but we cannot forward your letter to Lieutenant Colonel Oliver L. North and we are returning it to you. You may write directly to Colonel North ati Headquarters, United States Marine Corps, Washington, D.C. 20380. I also apologize because this letter was inadvertently opened in the White House Mail Room.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Sue Wnlkup Special Assistant

to the Chief of Staff

Professor Jerome J. Niosi 600 1'enth Avenue New Hyde Park, New York 11040

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July 14, 1987

Dear Virginia:

Thank you for your note on possible Soviet interest on improving consumer protection in the Soviet Union.

I found it intriguing and made sure Frank Carlucci saw it.

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chie f o f Staff to the President

The Honorable Virginia H. Knauer Special Adviser to the President

f or Consumer Affairs Washington, D.C. ~0201

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July 14, 1987

Dear Pat: \ I received your letter on behalf of Allen Moore for the FCC spot.

I very much appreciate your taking the time to put a word in on his behalf. We are getting very close to a final decision and it is very important to me to have your views.

On another subject, I can't thank you enough for all of your help on the N.A.A.C.P. speech. It turned out exceptionally well. As you are aware, we were sweating a little on this one. But with your help we survived unscathed.

I miss having you right next door.

Thank you very very much.

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chief of Staff to the President

Mr. Patrick Butler Vice President,

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July 14, 1987

Dear T...loyd:

Thank , you for your letter of June 19 regarding the Toshiba-Kongsberg affair. I am aware that the case has had tremendous press play in Norway. Our Ambassador to Norway, Bob Stuart, is in daily contact with us. ·The case has been front page news here as well.

The Administration continues to believe that mandatory sanctions and financial compenoation are inappropriate. We have raised the case at the highest levels in both the Norwegian and Japanese governments. We encouraged them to punish the diverters in this case, and to enact tough new laws which will increase the risks for :uture diverters. At present, we are not looking at any t;{pe o f reimbursement scheme.

I am sure you know that the Senate and the House have both passed legislation regarding the Toshiba-Kongsberg matter. This diversion was a serious one, as the level of concern on the Hill reflects. I hope that cooler heads provaili and that we arrive at a resolution that reflects e v e r yone's best interests.

Sincerely,

n oward H. Baker, Jr. Chie f o f Staf f to the President

Mr. Lloyd G. Hansen Box 246 Bartlett, TN 38005

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July 14, 1987

Dear ~arvin:

Thank you for your kind invitation. I am honored that you would think of asking me to address the third annual Business and Christian Leadership Banquet sometime this fall.

Regrettably, the heavy demands of my schedul~ have forced . me to decline your kind offer. Please know, however, that you have my best wishes for a successful and enjoyable event.

Harm regards.

Sincerely,


Dr. w. <1arvin Watson President Dallas Baptist University 7777 West Kiest Boulevard Dallas, TX 75211-9800

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Dear Ms . Blumenfeld :

Senator Baker has asked me to send his appreciation for you r kind l~tter .

Although Mr . Baker was happy to provide a recipe :tor you r book , it shou ld be credited to Senator Baker ' s wife , Juy Dirksen Baker, and not to his mother, who died when he was very young . Than:~ you fo r making note o f thid cluri[i~dtion as you proceed to publication .

Wi th Sc~nator Baker ' s best wishes,

:-is . Esthar Blumenfe ld 1 2 31 Leno~ Circle , N. E . Atlanta , GA 30306

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Sincerely ,

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Rodgers :

Thank you for your message requesting an appointment with the Chief of Staff .

I am sorry this must be a d i sappointing response, but the heavy demands of Mr . Baker's schedule make it impossible to comply with your request . However, please know that he appreciates y our interest and sends you his best wishes .

Mr. William F . Rodge rs 611 Greene Avenue Bel f ord, NJ 07718

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Sincerely,

Lura Nell Mitchell Pe rsonal Assistant

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July 14, 1987

Dear ;:.1r. Tucker:

Thank you for your message inviting the Chief of Staff to meet with you in the near future.

Your invitation is appreciated , but the heavy demands of Mr. Baker's schedule make it impossible for him to accept . However, he asked me to thank you for your ~indness and send you his best wishes .

i--lr. Sam Tucker Secretary-General

Sincerely,

Lura Nell Mitchell Personal Assistanc


~orld Congress of Cities & Towns 1825 K Str~et, N.W., Suite 722 Washington, DC 20006

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Collection: Baker, Howard H. Jr.: Files Series: II . Outgoing Correspondence File

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Presidentia l Records Act - (44 U.S.C. 2204(a)] PRA-1 -Nationa l Security Classified Information. PRA-2 -Relating to the appointment to Federal Office. PRA-3 -Release would violate a Federal statute. PRA-4 -Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential


President and his advisors, or between such advisors. PRA-6 -Release wou ld consti tute a clearly unwarranted invasion of

gersonal privacy. C. -C losed in accoraance with restrictions contained


Freedom of Information Act - (5 U.S.C. 552(b)] FOIA(bl(1 i -National securitY. classified information. FOIA(b (2 -Release would i:lisclose internal personnel rules

and practices of an agenc:y. FOIA(bl(3i -Release would violate a Federal statute. FOIA(b (4 -Release would disclose trade secrets

or confidentia l or financial information. FOIA(b)(6) -Release wou)d constitute a clearly .

unwarranted invasion of personal privacy. FOIA(b)(7) -Release wou ld disclose information


the regulation of financial institutions. FOIA(b)(9) -Release would disclose geological of


July 14 , 1987

Dear Mr . Glick :

On behalf of Senator Baker , ! want to thank you ~or your letter and also apologize for the delay in responding .

I'm sorry to ~end a disappointing answer , but no up<latud copy of the chart you described is availabl~ at this time due to the reorganization taking place within the Adminiatration . I hope you will un<lerstand.

\'ii th best wishes ,

Mr . Edward N. Glick Post Office Dox 367 Stanley , Vl+.. 22851

Sincerely ,

suf~ ~ra lJ(up

Special Assistant co the Chie~ of Staff

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July 14, 1987

Dear Colonel Sweeney:

Thank you for your gracious letter. It was a special pleasure for me to address the White House Fellows Alumni gathering I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the meeting as well.

I look forward to further opportunities to work with the White llouse Fellows program, and I send my best wishes for your continued success.

Sincerely,


Colonel Howard P. Sweeney, USAF Chief Circuit Military Judge USAF Trial Judiciary, Fifth Circuit Department of the Air Force Travis AFB, CA 94535-6438

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Dear Jerry:

Thank you for your message recommending Joseph Shine for Director of the Office of Government Ethics.

I'll be glad to see that everyone involved in the decision-making chain gets to see his resume. You can be sure he will be given every consideration.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


The Honorable Gerald P. Carmen Chairman Citizens For America Suite 320 214 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E. Washington, DC 20002

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Dear Ms. Lane:

Thank you for your message to the Chief of Staff. He especially enjoys hea ring from students across the United States who take the time to share their thoughts with him.

While Mr. Baker would like to personally answer each and every letter he receives, the heavy volwne of mail prevents him from doing so. Nevertheless, he appreciates your thoughtfulness in writing and hopes you will alway s t a ke an active interest in the concerns of our country. America's future rests in your hands!

With Mr. Baker's warm best wishes,

Ms. Laura K. Lane 414 Vance Waco, TX 76705

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Sue Walkup Spec i a l Assista nt

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Dear Friends:

Thank you for your message inviting the Chief of Staff to the 200th Birthday celebration in Powell, Tennessee on July 4.

Your invitation is appreciated, but the heavy demands of Mr. Baker's schedule made it impossible for him to accept. However, he asked me to thank you for your kindness and send you his best wishes.

Members of

Sincerely,

Lura Nell Mitchell Personal Assistant


The Powell Homecoming Committee c/o Ms. Margaret R. Watson 7730 Collier Road Powell, TN 37849

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July 14, 1987

Dear Thad:

Thanks for your letter enclosing Hr. Clyde Lindley's invitation to address the Booneville liigh School students on October 5. Regrettably, the demands of my schedule will not permit me to participate in their Career Night program. Nevertheless, I a ppreciate their thoughtfulness and hope that their program is most successful.

Warl'!l regards.

Sincere ly,

Howard H. Bake r, ..Jr. Chie f of Staff to the Pr e side nt

The Honora ble Thad Cochran Post Of f ice Box 22581 Jackson, MS 39225- 2581

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Dear Mr. Lindley:

Senator Thad Cochran has brought to my attention your invitation to address your Career Night program on October 5.

It is indeed an honor to r me to be asked to participate, but the heavy demands of my schedule will not permit me to attend. Nevertheless , I hope that your program is most successful.

Please extend my warm best wishes to all the students and their parents at Booneville High School .

Sinc<i:!rely ,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

ltt . Clytle Lindley Booneville lligh School 101 Gouth Fourth Street Booneville , MS 38829

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July 14, 1987

Dear Dr. Delgado:

Thank you for your letter recommending Beverly Selby for the position of Director of the White House Office of Public Liai~on.

I appreciate your writing in Beverly's ~ehalf, and you can be sure that she will receive every consideration.

With best wishes,

Since rely ,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chief o f Sta ff to the Pre sident

Dr. J a ne L . Delgado The National Coalition of

Hispanic Health and Human Se rvices Organizations

Suite 1053 1030 15th Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20005

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July 14, 1987

near Ms. Bueter: Thank you for your letter recor~'nending the promotion of Linda Are'} to the position of Director of the \<Jhi te Hou se Office of Public Liaison .

I appreciate your writing in Linda 's behalf, and you can be sure that she is receiving every consideration .

Sincerely,

Howard H. naker , Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

Ms . Joan L . Hueter Pro America Educational Foundation 2101 Connecticut Avenue, N. ·;J . washington , o.c. 2000s

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Dear Judge Becker:

Thank you for your message recommending Judge Pasco M. Bowman for the position o= Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. I am pleased to hear from you.

As you are aware by now~ the President nominated Judge Robert I-i . Bo r k for this important post. :L am enclosing copies of the White House releases in connection with this nomination.

Again, thank you ~or writing . Please accept my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . C~i~ f of Sta:f to the rresident

The I!onorable \·!i lliarn E . Becker United States Senior Distr~ct ~udge 7 41 United 3ta tes Courthoust.~ 811 Grand JI.venue Kansas City, MO 64106-1982

Lncls: 7/1/87 ROTP at nomination of -7 / l-L8?. _ \iII re leas(~ re: C-udge

Judge Robert H. Bork Robert I.! . Bork

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Dear Jim:

Thank you for your message recommending Judge William W. Wilkins, Jr. for the position of Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. I am pleased to hear from you.

As you are aware by now, the President nominated Judge Robert H. Bork for this important post . I am enclosing copies of the White House releases in connection with this nomination.

Again, thank you for writing. Please accept my best wishes.

Sincerely,


The Honorable James B. Edwards , D.M.D. 100 Venning Street Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mrs . Lohman :

Thank you for your J une 10 letter requesting a Presidential signing pen !or display with a copy of Public Law 98-561, which granted a Federal Charter to the National Society Daughters of the American Colonists.

I can understand your interest in receiving one o~ the ceremonial signing pens, and I ::;incerely appreciate your strong vote of confidence. I regret, however , that the Presidential signing pens are reserved for Members of Congress or for those who have played an iraportant role in the passage of the legislation. Because it would be unfair to the many others who have made similar requests, I am reluctant to make exceptions to thiu policy. I trust you till understand.

Thank you again for your s upport . Please accept my warm best wishes.

Sincerely ,

Howard H. Baker , .Jr . Chief of Staff to th~ President

Mrs . Ben Z . ..::..ohman 610 East Elm Avenue ,~onroe , MI 48.wil

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr . Dickerson:

Thank you for your kind invitation . I am honored that you would think of asking me to address the Republican Committee of Oakland County's Eleventh Annual Garden Party in September -- I remember well how much I enjoyed being with this fine group a few years back .

Regrettably, the heavy demands of my schedule have forced me to decline your kind offer . Please know, how~ver , that you have my best wishes for a successful and enjoyable event.

Harm regards .

Sincerely ,


Mr . Larry D. Dickerson Chairman 300 Club Suite 104 1877 Orchard Lake Road Pontiac, ~I 48053

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Dear Mr . Marlowe:

Thank you for your kind invitation. I am honored that you would think of asking me to participate in Axios' 1987 "Man of the Year" benefit for Alex Spanos on September 3.

Regrettably, the heavy demands of my schedule have forced me to decline your kind offer. Please know, however, that. you have my best wishes for a successful and enjoyable event.

Warm regards.

Mr . Harold C. Marlowe Executive Director Axios

Sincerely,


Toluca Lake Station, Box 2300 North Hollywood , CA 91602

July 14, 1987

Dear Colonel Ord:

Thank you for your recent message .

It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues. You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will share your comments with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes ,

Sincerely,


Colonel John A. Ord, USA, Ret . 1·:indrid l;:}e 45 Alters Road Carlisle, PA 17013-8969

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July 14 I 1987

Dear Miss Outerbridge:


It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues . You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people . I will shar e your cowments with the appropriate members of the White House staff .

With best wishes ,

Sincerely,


Miss Ethel Outerbridge 18 Central Street Rockport , ME 04856

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July 14, 1987

Dear Friends:

Thank you for your kind message. I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence .

With best wishes ,

Sincerely,


Mrs. Cornelia A. Neuhaus and Family

Apartment 346 1115 South Edgewood Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32205

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Dear Mrs. Skinkle:

Thank you for your kind message. I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


~rs. Ralph Sutherland Skinkle 10742 Abbott Avenue Sun City, AZ 85 351

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr . Nagle:

Thank you for your message and thoughtful words of support.

I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention. I will be sure to share these views with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

Again, thank you for your interest and encouragement .

With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief oi Staff to the President

:·ir. Don C. ~~ag J.2 1018 20th Street Portsmouth, OH 45662

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Stephenson:


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. a nd Mrs. F . J. Stephenson 3728 Diron Street Santa Barbara, CA 93105

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.. 1uly l~, 1987

Dear Mrs . Sharkey:

Thank you for your kind message . I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence .

With best wishes,

Sincerely ,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the Presiden t

~rs. Lilly Pearl Sharkey 105 North Sheridan Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46219

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July 14 I 1987

Dear Mr. Richardson:

Thank you for your recent message.

It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues . You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will share your comments with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes ,

Sincerely,


Mr. Edward T. Richardson 324 Hawarden Road Springfield, PA 19064

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July 1-1, 1987

Dear Mr. Robinson:


I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention. I will be sure to share these views with the appropriate members of the White House staff .

Again, thank you for your interest and encouragement.

With best wishes,

~-1r . Paul ,~ . i ob in son 5415 !'ir:gfishcr Houston, TX 77096

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Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker , Jr . Chief of Staff to the President


July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Romans:




With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. William A. Romans 6042 Jefferson Highway Baton Rouge, LA 70806

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July 14, 1987

Dear Ms. Reed:

Thank you for your kind message . I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


~s . Kathryn Reed 1420 North 124th Street Milwaukee, WI 5~226

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Rowles:




With best wishes,

~ ,:r. J. :;_, . Rowle s 408 Ga r:i e ld Street Blcomdale , OH 44817


Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chie f of Staff to the President

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July 14, 1987

Dear Ms. Pawelski:


I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention . I will be sure to share these views with the appropriate members of the White House staff.


With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard ~- Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

Ms . Catherine M. ?awelski 218 South 3~ssett Street Madison, WI 53703

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July 1 4 , 1987

Dear ~s . Philip:



With bedt wishes ,

:·s. Dagny S . P~1ilip 193 Farm .'.'.,ane :1artL:cz, CA 94553

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Sincerely,


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Spillman:


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. William B. Spillman 3921 South Atl~ntic Avenue Daytona Beach, FL 32019

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Smith:


It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues . You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will share your conunents with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Edward Preston Smith Apartment 183 8761 Chase Drive Arvada, CO 80003


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July 14, 1987

Dear Ms. Smith:

Thank you for your kind message. I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence .

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Ms. Paula L. Smith 14366 Chesterfield Road Rockville, MD 20853

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr . VanOmen :

Thank you for sending your message to me .

You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people . I will keep your words in mind.

Please accept my best wishes .

Sincerely,


Mr. Scott A. VanOmen 8009-B Marquette Avenue Albuquerque, NM 87108

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Vogt:

Thank you for your kind message . I appreciate your warm words of support and confidence.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Clemens J . Vogt Apartment 125 9339 Wes t Howard-Avenue Milwaukee, WI 53228

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Umberson:

Thank you for the material which you have thoughtfully sent to me.

With so much to be done here in Washington, I count on the help of the American people. I assure you that I will study this information and share it with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Ken Urnberson 3805 Jr1ftwood Court San Angelo, TX 76901

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Zukerman:



With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. David R. Zukerman 3725 Henry Hudson Parkway Bronx, NY 10463


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mrs . Etchberger:


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mrs. F. R. Etchberger 3001 Rockingham Drive, N. W. Atlanta , GA 30327

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July 14, 1987

Dear Dr. Watson :


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Dr . Doris Elliott-~atson 231 Sheidley Avenue Bonner Springs , KS 66012



July 14, 1987

Dear Mr . :t'orche :

Thank you for jour message and thoughtful words of support.



With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Robert L. Forche 3355 Indi<:m Hills ;:Jrive San Antonio, TX 78223



July 14 I 1987

Dear 1'-'r. ~"'risk:

Thank you ~er your recent message .

It was good of you to tell me whe r e you stand on these significant issu es . You have no idea how he l pful it is for me t o hea r d i rect ly from the American ?eople. I will share your comments with the appropriu.te members of the ·;hite House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chief of Starf to the President

Mr. '<ichurd :1 • .?risk ~004 San ~iguel Jrive Walnut Cr~ek, CA ~4596

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July 14, "!.987

Dear Mr. Gernert:

Thank you for your message and thoughtful words of support .

I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention . I will be s u re to share these views with the appropriate members of the White House staff .


With best wishes,

~r . Paul J. Gernert 109 Runson Road Camp Hill, ?A 17011

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Sincerely,



July 14 I 1987

Dear .Mr. Gambill:


It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues . You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will share your conmlents with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Walter James Gambill, Jr. 14 Hamburg Drive ~eaverville, NC 28787



July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Heinrich:

Thank you for your message recommending Louis C. Gasper for the position of President of the Government National Mortgage Association.

Your correspondence has been forwarded to the appropriate White House staff member for further consideration . You may be assured that your comments will be thoroughly reviewed.

I appreciate your interest and send my best wishes.

Sincerely,


Mr . LQrry R. Heinrich President Platte Valley Federal Savings

and Loan Association Suite 310 13900 East Harvard Avenue Aurora, CO 80014


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July 14, 1987

Dear ~r. and Mrs. Hobson:

Thank you for sending your message to me .

You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people . I will keep your words in mind .

Please accept my best wishes .

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the Presid2nt

Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Hobson 709 Forestbrook Drive Gastonia, XC 28054

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July 14 I 1987

Dear Mr. Littleton:


I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention . I will be sure to share these views with the appropriate members of the White House staff .


With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. B.:iker, Jr. Chief of Staff to the President

Mr . Jonn A. Littleton Post Off ice Box 5 Port Xansfield, TX 78598


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Mifflin:



With best wishes,

Mr. Thomas Mifflin 11 Ma y bury Road Suffield, CT 06078


Sincerely,



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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Morici:

Thank you for sending your message to me.

You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will keep your words in mind.

Please accept my best wishes.

Mr. Alfred A. Morici 2301 Dry Creek Road San Jose, CA 95124


Sincerely,


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Mark:


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Woody Mark 25781 Tierra Grande Drive Carmel, CA 9392~


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. and Mrs. McMahon:


It was good of you to tell me where you stand on these significant issues. You have no idea how helpful it is for me to hear directly from the American people. I will share your comments with the appropriate meroners of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Mc Mahon 6618 East Jac krabbit Road Paradise Valley, AZ 85253



July 14, 1987

Dear Dr . Avant:

Thank you for your message recommending Fowler C . West for renomination as Commissioner of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission .

Your correspondence has been forwarded to the appropriate White House staff member for further consideration. You may be assured that your comments will be thoroughly reviewed.


Sincerely,


Dr. Gayle R. Avant Director, Washington Program Baylor University Box 386 :Jaco , TX 7 6 7 9 8



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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Batten:

Thank you for your message recommending Dr. Albert E. Gunn and Dr . Monto Ho for appointment to the President's Commission on AIDS .

Your correspondence has been forwarded to the appropriate White House staff member for further consideration . You may be assured that your comments will be thoroughly reviewed.


Sincerely,


Mr. Michael D. Batten 1319 18th Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036



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July 14, 1987

Dear Hr. Banner:

Thank you for your message recommending Edward G. Fiorito for nomination to the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.

Your correspondence has been forwarded to the appropriate White House staff member for further consideration. You may be assured that your comments will be thoroughly reviewed.


~r. Donald W. Banne r President

Sincerely,


Intellectua l Property Owners, Inc. 1255 23rd Stre et, N. W., Suite 850 Washington, DC 20037

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Blevins:

Thank you for your kind message. I appreciate your warm words of s upport and confidence.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,


~r. James Howard Blevins 629 Commerce Street Clarksville, TN ·37040

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Bennett:



With best wishes,

Sincerely,

rloward H. Baker, Jr. Chief of Staff to the President

Mr. Roger L. Bennett Bennett Enterprises Suite 221< 2020 Lincoln Park ~est Chicago, IL 60614

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Bythewood:


I appreciate your bringing your observations to my attention . I will be sure to share these views with the appropriate mewbers of the White House staff.


With best wishes,

Sincerely,


Mr. Chris J. Bythewood Route 2, Box 560 Silsbee, TX 77656


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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Blake:


With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker , Jr. Chief of Staff to the President

~r. Harris D. Blake Post Office Box 881 Pinehurst, NC 28374

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Bareham:

Thank you f or the material which y ou have thought f ully s ent t o me.

With so much to be done here in Washington, I count on the help of the American people . I assure you that I will study this information and share it with the appropria te membe rs of the White House staf f .

With be s t wi s h e s,

Sincere l y ,

Howard H. Bake r, J r. Chie f of S t a ff to the Pres i den t

Mr. IIarry ~-:. Barehu.rn 3 7 Hender.30!i Drive Pe n f i eld , ~Y 14526

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July 14, 1987

Dear Mr. Cotulla:

Thank y ou for your recent message.


With b e st wishes,

Mr. E . Ro y Co tulla Route 1 , Box 1 0 0 Hugo, OK 74743

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Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr. Chief of Sta f f to the President


July 14, 1987

Dear Mr . Cahr:

Thank you for your recent message enclosing your resume.

I have forwarded your correspondence to the appropriate members of the ivhite House staff for their review and attention. Please be assured your qualifications will be given every consideration.

With best wishes,

Mr. Michael E . Cahr 1051 Saxony Drive

Sincerely,


Highland Park, Illinois 60035


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J"uly 14 I 1987

Dear Mr. Haswell:

Thank you for the material which you have thoughtfully sent to me.

With so much to be done here in Washington, I count on the help of the American people. I assure you that I will study this information and share it with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker , Jr. Chief of Staff to the President

Mr. Anthony Haswell 2517 North Burling Street Chicago, IL 60614


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