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P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 32 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Report Case Number 277666 43 P-5 Office of (WHORM) Overview of the United States Economy prepared for the President by The Council of Economic Advisors 60 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 61 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 62 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 63 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 64 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation Page 1 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 65 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From The Economic Policy Council to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 66 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memorandum Case Number 082737SS 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Roger Porter to President Bush RE: Airline Acquisition Legislation 349 Records Management, White House Subject File - C.F. Memo with Attachments Case Number 159302 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Susan Porter Rose to Barbara Bush Re: Barbara Bush Center for the Study of Literacy 758 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 260407CU 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Brent Scowcroft to POTUS RE: International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights 1531 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 303423 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Brent Scowcroft to President Bush RE: Intelligence Authorization Act 1532 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Draft Memo Case Number 303423 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Brent Scowcroft to President Bush RE: Intelligence Authorization Act Page 2 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 1589 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memorandum Case Number 199217SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Richard Darman to President Bush RE: Proposed E.O. "Chemical and Biological Weapons Proliferation" 1590 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memorandum Case Number 199217SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Richard Darman to President Bush RE: Proposed E.O. "Chemical and Biological Weapons Proliferation" 1591 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memorandum Case Number 199217SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Richard G. Darman to President Bush RE: Proposed Executive Order entitled "Chemical and Biological Weapons Proliferation" 1592 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memorandum Case Number 199217CU 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Richard G. Darman to President Bush RE: Proposed Executive Order entitled "Chemical and Biological Weapons Proliferation" 1593 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memorandum Case Number 201175SS 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From Brent Scowcroft to President Bush RE: Parliamentarians' Open Letter on Nuclear Testing 2001 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 325951 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: George Bush to RZ [Rose Zamaria] re: Religious Matter Page 3 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 2024 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 328397 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Ambassador Morris Abram to George Bush re: Proposed meeting for George Bush with American Jewish Community 2036 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 060541 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: George Bush to Debbie Stapleton [George Bush's cousin] re: Trip to Malawi as U.S. Representative 2037 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 060541 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Debbie Stapleton [George Bush's cousin] to George Bush re: Trip to Malawi as U.S. Representative 2038 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 060541 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Debbie Stapleton [George Bush's cousin] to George Bush re: Trip to Malawi as U.S. Representative 2039 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 060944 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: George Bush to Louis Walker [George Bush's uncle] re:Trip to Malawi as U.S. Representative 2040 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Letter Case Number 060944 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Louis Walker [George Bush's uncle] to George Bush re:Trip to Malawi as U.S. Representative Page 4 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 2041 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Report Case Number 060944 6 P-5 Office of (WHORM) Mission to Malawi 2042 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 121480SS 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Brent Scowcroft to George Bush re: ACDA Annual Report to Congress 2047 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 336626CU 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: C. Boyden Gray to George Bush re: Unintended Results of Misguided Safety Regulations 2050 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Note Case Number 146503 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Robert Portman to Peggy Hazelrigg re: Kennebunkport Car Accident 2055 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 051670SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: D. Allan Bromley to George Bush re: Global Change Documents 2057 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 078889CU 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Nelson Lund to Robert Post re: Waivers for members of the National Advisory Committee on Semiconductors Page 5 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 2058 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 078889CU 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Nelson Lund to Frank Q. Nebeker re: Conflict-of-Interest Exemptions for "industry" members of the National Advisory Committee on Semiconductors 2068 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 092755 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: D. Allan Bromley to George Bush re: Head of State Meeting on the Global Environment 2069 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 092755 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: D. Allan Bromley to George Bush re: Global Environmental Change 2071 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 096406CU 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Richard Schmalensee to Task Force on Economic Costs of the Domestic Policy Council Working Group re: Attached Draft Outline 2080 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 117586CU 21 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Richard Stewart to Allan Bromley re: Action to be Taken on Draft Executive Order on Global Climate Change 2091 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 138505CU 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Richard Stewart to Robert E. Grady & David Gibbons re: Issues in memorandum Page 6 of 411 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 2092 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 138505CU 7 P-5 Office of (WHORM) re: Update on Agency Evaluations of Impacts on Climate Change 2093 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 138505CU 1 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Richard Stewart to Robert E. Grady & David Gibbons re: Issues in memorandum 2094 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 138505CU 7 P-5 Office of (WHORM) re: Update on Agency Evaluations of Impacts on Climate Change 2095 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 139061SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: David Q. Bates to George Bush re: Bergen Conference 2096 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 139061SS 2 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: David Q. Bates to George Bush re: Bergen Conference 2106 Records Management, White House Subject File - General Memo Case Number 156881SS 3 P-5 Office of (WHORM) From: Vice President
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