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Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 95 / Wednesday, May 15, 1996 / Notices 24536 Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 95 / Wednesday, May 15, 1996 / Notices DEPARTMENT OF STATE statements which, as required by law, added by Section 515(a)(1) of the Federal employees filed with their Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Office of Protocol employing agencies during calendar Fiscal Year 1978 (Public Law 95±105, year 1995 concerning gifts received from [Public Notice 2365] August 17, 1977, 91 Stat. 865). foreign governments sources. The Dated: March 19, 1996. compilation includes reports of both Gifts to Federal Employees From Richard Moose, Foreign Government Sources tangible gifts and gifts of travel or travel Reported to Employing Agencies in expenses of more than minimal value, Under Secretary for Management. Calendar Year 1995 as defined by statute. Publication of this listing in the The Department of State submits the Federal Register is required by Section following comprehensive listing of the 7342(f) of Title 5, United States Code, as AGENCY: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT Report of Tangible GiftsÐ1995 Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accept- of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- ing gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location First Family ................................... 25′′×33′′ gold-framed portrait of an His Excellency Punsalmaagiin Non-acceptance would cause em- Asian woman in native dress. Ochirbat, President of Mongolia, barrassment to donor and U.S. RecdÐSeptember 7, 1995. Est. and Mrs. Tsevelmaa. Government. ValueÐ$300. Archive Foreign. First Family ................................... (1) Tyrone leaded crystal vase The Right Honorable Councillor Non-acceptance would cause em- with an engraving of Belfast Eric Smyth, The Lord Mayor of barrassment to donor and U.S. City Hall, on wooden base in- Belfast. Government. scribed to the President. (2) Eight Tyrone leaded crystal napkin rings engraved ``Belfast.'' (3) Eight Irish linen napkins. RecdÐNovember 30, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$1150. Archive For- eign. President ....................................... Four dozen red roses. RecdÐ His Excellency Dr. Muhammad Non-acceptance would cause em- January 9, 1995. Est. ValueÐ Abdul Ghaffar Abdulla, Ambas- barrassment to donor and U.S. $300. Accepted by Another sador of the State of Bahrain. Government. Government Agency. President ....................................... Multicolored cloisonne plate with His Excellency Tomiichi Non-acceptance would cause em- wooden stand. RecdÐJanuary Murayama, Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. 18, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$250. Ar- Japan. Government. chive Foreign. President ....................................... Watercolor painting titled, ``Sax-O- His Excellency Dr. Helmut Kohl, Non-acceptance would cause em- Ton.'' RecdÐFebruary 9, 1995. Chancellor of the Federal Re- barrassment to donor and U.S. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Archive For- public of Germany. Government. eign. Petra Jercic (Private Citizen of the Federal Republic of Germany). President ....................................... (1) Framed poster that celebrates His Excellency Jean-Luc Non-acceptance would cause em- the 50th anniversary of the Bat- Dehaene, Prime Minister of Bel- barrassment to donor and U.S. tle of the Bulge. (2) Framed lith- gium. Government. ograph of the Hotel de Ville. RecdÐFebruary 11, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$775. Archive Foreign. President ....................................... Book of photographs from 50th His Excellency Francois Mitter- Non-acceptance would cause em- anniversary of D-Day celebra- rand, President of the French barrassment to donor and U.S. tions. RecdÐJanuary 25, 1995. Republic. Government. Est. ValueÐ$500. Archive For- eign. President ....................................... 12′′ diameter silver display bowl His Excellency Dr. Zhelyu Zhelev, Non-acceptance would cause em- mounted on a pedestal. RecdÐ President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. February 13, 1995. Est. ValueÐ Bulgaria. Government. $250. Archive Foreign. President ....................................... 18k gold table clock and case with His Majesty Hassan, II, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- amethyst crystal panels and di- Morocco. barrassment to donor and U.S. amond and sapphire ornamen- Government. tation. RecdÐMarch 15, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$26,000. Archive Foreign. Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 95 / Wednesday, May 15, 1996 / Notices 24537 AGENCY: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTÐContinued Report of Tangible GiftsÐ1995 Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accept- of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- ing gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location President ....................................... Waterford crystal bowl, signed by His Excellency John G. Bruton, Non-acceptance would cause em- artist; approximately 91¤2′′ diam- Prime Minister of Ireland. barrassment to donor and U.S. eter. RecdÐMarch 17, 1995. Government. Est. ValueÐ$650. Archive For- eign. Sterling silver bowl with etched pattern around its rim; approxi- mately 81¤2′′ diameter. RecdÐ March 17, 1995. Est. ValueÐ $1,000. Archive Foreign President ....................................... Gold replica of the funeral box His Excellency Konstandinos Non-acceptance would cause em- that contained the bones of Triaridhis, Minister For Macedo- barrassment to donor and U.S. King Philip of Macedonia. nia and Thrace of the Hellenic Government. RecdÐMarch 27, 1995. Est. Republic. ValueÐ$6,500. Archive Foreign. First Family ................................... Two gold bracelets with garnets Her Excellency Benazir Bhutto, Non-acceptance would cause em- and diamonds. RecdÐApril 11, Prime Minister of the Islamic barrassment to donor and U.S. 1995. Est. ValueÐ$7,000. Ar- Republic of Pakistan. Government. chive Foreign. First Family ................................... Marble coffee table. Approxi- His Excellency Jean-Bertrand Non-acceptance would cause em- mately 32′′ x 60′′. RecdÐMarch Aristide, President of the Re- barrassment to donor and U.S. 31, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$4,000. public of Haiti. Government. Archive Foreign. First Family ................................... Two ceremonial robes in blue, His Excellency Nicephore Soglo, Non-acceptance would cause em- purple and gold. RecdÐJuly 21, President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. 1995. Est. ValueÐ$300. Ar- Benin, and Mrs. Soglo. Government. chive Foreign. First Family ................................... (1) Hardcover book. ``Palau: Por- The Honorable Gloria Salii, The Non-acceptance would cause em- trait of Paradise.'' (2) Ongall (a Bilung of the Palau Islands. barrassment to donor and U.S. plate used to serve the mem- Government. bers of high ranking clan in Palau. RecdÐJuly 28, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$250. Archive For- eign. First Family ................................... (1) ``Upper Canada Sketches'' by The Right Honorable Jean Non-acceptance would cause em- Thomas Conant, dated 1898. Chretien, P.C., M.P., Prime Min- barrassment to donor and U.S. (2) Eskimo greenstone carving ister of Canada. Government. of a musk ox. (3) ``Roots'' brand sports jacket RecdÐFebruary 23, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$450. Ar- chive Foreign. First Family ................................... Two shalwar kameez. RecdÐ Her Excellency Benazir Bhutto, Non-acceptance would cause em- March 26, 1995. Est. ValueÐ Prime Minister of the Islamic barrassment to donor and U.S. $300. Archive Foreign. Republic of Pakistan. Government. First Family ................................... (1) Silver plate that reads ``Presi- His Excellency Shankar Dayal Non-acceptance would cause em- dent of India.'' (2) Rosewood Sharma, President of India. barrassment to donor and U.S. framed wood inlay of a moun- Government. tain scene with a cottage. (3) Marble plate with inlay work and marble base. (4) Black silk and wool sari with grey paisley print. (5) Green suede belt embroi- dered with yellow thread. (6) Green suede two pocket hand- bag with border embroidery. (7) Red and gold bag that contains tea. (8) Blue velvet presentation case. RecdÐMarch 29, 1995. Est. ValueÐ$1560. Archive For- eign. President ....................................... Painting of three women. RecdÐ Coligny Chery, Departmental Sur- Non-acceptance would cause em- March 30, 1995. Est. ValueÐ rogate, Departement of du Nord barrassment to donor and U.S. $700. Archive Foreign. Est, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Government. Haiti. 24538 Federal Register / Vol. 61, No. 95 / Wednesday, May 15, 1996 / Notices AGENCY: EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENTÐContinued Report of Tangible GiftsÐ1995 Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accept- of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- ing gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location President ....................................... Painting that features alcohol and Eric Jean Jose, Departmental Sur- Non-acceptance would cause em- cards. RecdÐMarch 30, 1995. rogate, Departement du Nord barrassment to donor and U.S. Est. ValueÐ$400. Archive For- Quest, Ministry of Foreign Af- Government. eign. fairs, Haiti. President ....................................... Handcrafted silver bowl. RecdÐ Her Excellency Benazir Bhutto, Non-acceptance would cause em- April 11, 1995. Est. ValueÐ Prime Minister of the Islamic barrassment
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