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I I J,. .. •. . WJI: ID 800566 T I T E H 0 U S E \,leG WASHINGTON 1 rft f -dJ DATE: ?.5 JAN 80 �tiPlur-' 8 v "� � FOR ACTION: sru EIZENSTATI'¢"·'. FRANK MOORE

JACK WATSON

INFO CNLY: THE VICE PRESIDENT

SUBJECT: OWEN MEMO RE COA L

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

January 30, 1980

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MEMORANDUM·:• ,, FOR·. THE . P�S IDENT ·, c .• -: • • l · F·ROM: .r· sTu � EIZENSTAT �

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While � think this is a very exciting prospect, I believe �om� c�ution is in order and that before we schedule a .meeting with the coal companies and railroads we should have· our own interagency positions clear. Henry mentions � �he possible necessity for relief on some EPA regulations. ·.:,''Before this is mentioned to outside groups we should do ·'the necessary internal work to see what is involved.

Also, DOE and DOT have not been involved in this initiative and need to have input prior to arranging any such meeting.

I would suggest that you ask Henry to get together with DPS, DOE, DOT and EPA on an expedi.ted basis before you sign off on something with potentially unforeseen consequences. ID 800565 T H E W H I T E H 0 U S E WASHINGTON j)P DATE: 25 JAN 80 - FOR ACriON: AL �DJNALD .JACK WATSON

ARNIE MILLER dr INFO CNLY: THE VICE PRESIDENT

SUBJECT: PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION FOR A NATIONA L AGENDA FOR THE

EIGHTIES

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THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON.

JEu1.uary 24 ,: 19 8 0 ' .

MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT )f}' FROM: Hedley Donovanf

SUBJECT: .President's Corrnnission for a National Agenda for th'e Eighties

I have been working with Chairman McGill and the White'House staff to id�ntify the names of persohs we should invite to serve on the President's Commission for an Agenda for the Eiqhties. -During our recent conversation you approved the list of potential candidates shown in attachment 1.

Appointment of the additional 25 members will complete the Presidential· selection.of·members. for the Corrnnission. On October 24 , 1979, you initi·ally appointed 26 members to .the Commission (see attachment 2). Since that time, Ms. Liz Carpenter has accepted an appointment with the Department of Education and will be unable to serve.

Suggest that we proceed in contacting the candidates to determine if they are available to serve on the Corrnnission.

Attachments ( Attachment 1

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) COMMISSION ON THE EIGHTIES: SECOND GROUP OF COMMISSIONERS

Anne Armstrong, former Ambassador to Great Britain

Robert Benson, Author of Counterbudget, National priorities expert

Charles Bishop, President, University of Arkansas

Gwendolyn Brooks, Poet

Joan Ganz Cooney, Children's Television Workshop

- Daniel Evans, President, Evergreen College

Frances Fitzgerald, Author

Herman Gallegos, Chairman, Human Resources Corp.

C. Jackson Grayson, Director, American Productivity Center

William Hewitt, Chairman, John Deere Co.

Benjamin Hooks, Chairman, NAACP

Thomas Jorling, Professor of Environmental Science, Williams College

Theodore Marmor, Yale Institute for Social Policy Studies

Martin Marty, University of Chicago, Divinity School

• Alan Morrison, Director, Public Citizen Litigation Group

William Miller, Partner, Steptoe & Johnson

Roger Noll, Professor of Economics, California Inst. of Technology

Edmund Pellegrino, President, Catholic University

Thomas Rivera, Chancellor, University of California (Riverside)

Paul Rogers, Former u. s. Representative (D-Fla)

Carl Sagan, Astronomer, Cornell

Beverly Sills, Director, New York City Opera

Lewis Thomas, Chairman, Sloan.,.Kettering Institute

Foy Valentine, Ex. Dir., Christian Life Committee, Southern

Baptist Convention

Addie Wyatt, International Vice President, Packinghouse Workers

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RESERVE LIST TO REPLACE ANY

OF THOSE ABOVE WHO CANNOT SERVE

Daniel Gevirtz, Financier, Los Angeles, California

Anthony Amsterdam, Professor·of Law, Stanford.

Maura Abelm Callander, former Rhodes Scholar, currently law student at University of Florida.

Irving Kristol, Author.

Walter Heller, Brookings Economist

_Donna Shalala, newly appointed President of Hunter College, N.Y.

Thomas Sowell, Economist, U.S.C.

Robert Stobaugh, Harvard Business School Professor, Co-author Energy Future.

Daniel Yankelovich, Pollster. �--

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MEMBERS APPOINTED ON OCTOBER 24, 1979

Dr. Daniel Bell, Professor of Sociology, Harvard University·

Mr. J. Fred Bucy, Jr., President, Texas Instruments

Ms. Pastora San Juan Cafferty, Professor, School of Social Service, Administration, University of Chicago

Ms. Liz S. Carpenter, Consultant, LBJ Library

Ms. Marian w. Edelman, Director, Children's Defense Fund

Mr. John Gardner, Chairman, ·Common Cause

Dr. Philip Handler, President, National Academy of Sciences

Ms. Dorothy Height, President, National Council of Negro Women

Ms. Ruth Hinerfeld, President, League of Woman Voter�

Mr. Carl Holman, President, National Urban Coalition

Ms. Matina Horner, President, Radcliffe College

Ms. Rhoda Karpatkin, President, Consumers Union

Mr. Lane Kirkland, Secretary-Treasurer, AFL-CIO

The Honorable Juanita M. Kreps, Secretary of Commerce (Resigned)

Ms. Esther Landa, President's Advisory Committee for Women

Mr. Michael McCloskey, Executive Director, Sierra Club

Dr. William McGill, President, Columbia University

ltr. Bill Moyers, WNET

Mr. Frank Pace, Jr., Chief Executive Officer, International Executive Service Corps

Mr. Donald c. Platten, Chairman, Chemical Bank

Ms. Elspeth Rostow, Dean, LBJ School of Public Affairs

Mr. Howard Samuels, Howard Samuels Enterprises

Mr. Henry Schacht, President, Cummins Engine Company '

, .. : Mr. William Scranton, North Eastern Bank

Mr. Glenn Watts, President, Communications Workers of America

Dr. Marina v. N. Whitman, Vice President, GMC

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