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(B) (6) Documentation of Why He Was Denied Reinstatement/Employment Log Recv'd in Requester Company Records Requested Date of Disposition Date Total Number FOIA Request Closed Amount Due 100175 02/02/2010 Laura Strickler CBS News List of TSES employees bonus amounts for FY 2009 02/01/2010 Total Grant 03/03/2010 N/A 100203 01/15/2010 Rose Santos FOIA Group Inc. Contracts #GS10F06LPA005, #GS10F06LPA0006 and 12/29/2010 N/A GS10F06LPA0010. 100232 01/13/2010 (b) (6) Documentation of why he was denied reinstatement/employment. 01/13/2010 Partial Grant 03/03/2010 N/A Proof that information sent via email was officially reviewed. 100233 01/13/2010 Zachary Roth Talking Points Memo Information pertaining to a subpoena involving writers (b) (6) 01/13/2010 Total Denial 06/30/2010 N/A (b) (6) 100235 01/14/2010 Christine Lindsey L3 Communications Contract awarded to Reveal Imaging Tech, Inc. 01/13/2010 Other Reason for 02/02/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100236 01/14/2010 Tom Vacar KTVU Channel 2 News Answers to the questions regarding alleged prohibitions for certain 01/08/2010 Other Reason for 06/03/2010 N/A TSA spokespersons from talking to the press regarding the Nondisclosure attempted terrorist bombing of a Delta airliner bound for Detroit and/or full body scanners to be deployed at U.S. Airports. 100237 01/15/2010 Brian Mylar KSAT-12 TV Results 2009 testing of certified bomb dogs working at San 01/14/2010 N/A Antonio International Airport. 100238 01/15/2010 Josh Freed The Associated Press TSA’s pilot program for body scanners 01/14/2010 N/A 100239 01/15/2010 (b) (6) Record of every written passenger complaint filed against any 01/07/2010 Other Reason for 11/22/2010 $218 80 TSA employee at HPN. The disciplinary actions resulting from Nondisclosure those complaints. All written correspondence prepared by management at either HPN or LGA between June 1, 2009 and January 7, 2010 concerning me. 100240 01/15/2010 Daniel Person Bozeman Daily Chronicle Report filed by officials concerning incidents at Gallatin Field in 01/15/2010 Partial Grant 05/04/2011 N/A Belgrade, Montana. 100241 01/15/2010 Rose Santos FOIA Group Inc. Contract #HSTS0309RCIO907 01/17/2010 Other Reason for 04/22/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100242 01/15/2010 (b) (6) All information covering the actions arising from the TSA’s alleged 06/10/2009 Partial Grant 02/24/2010 N/A false accusation of me trying to transport an undeclared firearm in the Billings Logan Airport on June 6, 2009. Any reports and records between the Billings Airport Police and any law enforcement agencies, including the FBI 100243 01/19/2010 Dan Collins Hot Metal Media/The B-Cast Information relating to a military blogger (b) (6) 01/13/2010 Other Reason for 03/18/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100244 01/19/2010 Aidan Head Mesa Air Group Personnel information regarding(b) (6) submitted by TSA 12/31/2009 Total Grant 02/24/2010 N/A Human Resources. 100245 01/19/2010 Myrna Linett Strapp, Strapp & Strapp A copy of video footage and claim(b) (6) 01/07/2010 Partial Grant 06/01/2010 N/A Esq. 100246 01/19/2010 (b) (6) Copy of DHS TR P letter 01/09/2010 Other Reason for 03/04/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100247 01/19/2010 Kathleen Massara Harper’s Magazine Number of canes found concealing swords or knives in 2002. 01/12/2010 Other Reason for 12/22/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100248 01/19/2010 Edward Hasbrouck The Identity Project SD 1544-09-06 01/18/2010 Total Denial 08/04/2010 N/A 100249 01/19/2010 Helene Herskowitz An anonymous letter sent to Gale Rossides 01/18/2010 Total Denial 02/18/2010 N/A 100250 01/19/2010 Meredith Leary Mintz Levin Info relating to Annual Explosives Detection Tech Symposium & 01/19/2010 Other Reason for 02/10/2011 N/A Aviation Security Tech Conference. Nondisclosure 100251 01/19/2010 (b) (6) Records including video related to a December 6, 2009 incident by 01/19/2010 Other Reason for 10/29/2010 N/A my Lead Supervisor and me. Nondisclosure 100252 01/19/2010 Stephen Yale-Loehr Miller Mayer, LLP Copy of all immigration-related legal opinions, memoranda and 01/19/2010 Other Reason for 02/03/2010 N/A manuals issued by TSA from January 1, 2004, through time of Nondisclosure reply. 100253 01/19/2010 Thalia Ellis TSA employees promoted and demoted within the Western 01/15/2010 Partial Grant 12/17/2010 N/A Colorado Airports between January 2006 and the request date, including genders and job titles. 100254 01/19/2010 (b) (6) My TSA baggage claim 12/29/2009 Other Reason for 04/19/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100255 01/19/2010 Edward Montoya, Esq. Montoya Lopez, P.L. An air turbulence event; passengers were required to report to 01/14/2010 Partial Grant 10/25/2010 N/A TSA for screening. 100256 01/19/2010 Victor Montemayor Coover-Clark & Associates, Inc. Security checkpoint screening areas 01/12/2010 Other Reason for 02/01/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100257 01/20/2010 Marna Sims Security manager positions at DTW airport 01/19/2010 Total Grant 05/10/2011 N/A 100258 01/22/2010 Jeffrey Riddle Whole Body Imaging (WBI) 01/19/2010 Total Grant 02/19/2010 N/A 100259 01/22/2010 Fernando Gonzalez FAMS breakdown of national origin/ethnic background/pay band 01/04/2010 Total Grant 04/08/2010 N/A 100260 01/22/2010 John Verdi EPIC Documents concerning Whole Body Imaging Technology 07/02/2009 Other Reason for 02/04/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100261 01/22/2010 Fred Millar Friends of the Earth Freight Rail Security Program 01/21/2010 Other Reason for 02/19/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100262 01/22/2010 (b) (6) Information on an incident that occurred at Detroit Metropolitan 01/21/2010 Partial Grant 07/27/2010 N/A Airport on January 12 2010. 100263 01/26/2010 (b) (6) Hearing test results 01/26/2010 Other Reason for 09/16/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100264 01/27/2010 Chapin Wilson AFGE PASS awards for 2009 01/20/2010 Partial Grant 11/03/2010 N/A Log Recv'd in Requester Company Records Requested Date of Disposition Date Total Number FOIA Request Closed Amount Due 100265 01/26/2010 (b) (6) All records related to me 01/12/2010 Other Reason for 02/03/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100266 02/03/2010 Matthew Crosby Mckenna Long & Aldrige, LLP Task order #DTSA20-02-00485, contract #DTTS59-99-D-00467. 12/15/2010 N/A 100267 02/04/2010 (b) (6) Law Offices of (b) (6) All information pertaining to me 01/11/2010 Total Denial 02/18/2010 N/A 100268 02/04/2010 Lois Feldman Ptashnik & Associates, LLC Plaintiff medical files 01/08/2010 Other Reason for 03/26/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100269 02/04/2010 Barbara Ciara UNITY Journalists of Color WTKR Records regarding Larry Kumjian, AFSD for Screening at Norfolk 01/30/2010 Partial Grant 01/31/2011 N/A News Channel 3 International airport 100270 02/04/2010 (b) (6) Video, audio and a letter relating to an incident at the Chattanooga 01/19/2010 Other Reason for 04/21/2010 N/A Metropolitan Airport on January 6, 2010 between airport security- Nondisclosure guard and me. 100271 02/04/2010 Jen Kim Demographic info of student participants in the Alien Flight 01/15/2010 Total Grant 04/06/2010 N/A Student Program between 2004 & 2006. 100272 02/04/2010 Larry Ray Hall All records pertaining to client 01/19/2010 Other Reason for 03/18/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100273 02/04/2010 Brittany Farb Medill School of Journalism Copies of all 2009 FOIAs 01/16/2010 Other Reason for 02/25/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100274 02/04/2010 (b) (6) Grievance to TSA requests regarding their son 01/29/2010 Other Reason for 03/25/2010 N/A (b) (6) Nondisclosure 100275 02/04/2010 (b) (6) HAZMAT background check request 01/27/2010 Other Reason for 03/01/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100276 02/04/2010 Rebecca Reeder Faubion, Johnson, Reeder & Fraley, All pension and retirement records and/or wage and benefit info 01/14/2010 Total Grant 03/23/2010 N/A P.S. for (b) (6) 100277 02/04/2010 (b) (6) Records of his TWIC and as an airline or railway passenger 10/31/2009 Other Reason for 02/04/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100278 02/04/2010 Juli Kouba Florida Board of Bar Examiners Records related to (b) (6) 01/21/2010 Other Reason for 04/02/2010 N/A (b) (6) Nondisclosure 100279 02/04/2010 Kori Bazanos Law Offices of Kori M. Bazanos Client’s claim reporting stolen luggage 01/30/2010 Partial Grant 09/13/2010 N/A 100280 01/29/2010 Jennie Pasquarella ACLU of Southern California (b) (6) 01/29/2010 N/A 100281 02/08/2010 (b) (6) Personnel Records 01/27/2010 Other Reason for 11/22/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100282 02/08/2010 Janice Nicely LRP Publications DRBs from January 1-31, 2010 02/01/2010 Partial Grant 09/08/2010 N/A (b)(3) 49 USC 114(r), (b)(6) 100283 02/08/2010 Records related to application for the FFDO program 02/01/2010 Other Reason for 05/06/2010 N/A Nondisclosure 100284 02/08/2010 (b) (6) Personnel file 02/03/2010 Total Grant 03/23/2010 N/A (b)(3) 49 USC 114(r 100285 02/08/2010 Records pertaining to himself and FAMS 01/24/2010 Partial Grant 08/15/2011 N/A 100286 02/08/2010 Michael Ravnitzky Records related to an incident on January 5 2010 involving the 01/22/2010 Partial Grant 10/25/2010 N/A Philadelphia Int’l Airport and passenger(b) (6) 100287 02/16/2010 F.
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