Friday, March, 24, 2000
Part II
Department of State Office of Protocol; Gifts to Federal Employees From Foreign Government Sources Reported to Employing Agencies in Calendar Year 1999; Notice
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE statements which, as required by law, Publication of this listing in the Federal employees filed with their Federal Register is required by Section [Public Notice 3250] employing agencies during calendar 7342(f) of Title 5, Unites States Code, as year 1999 concerning gifts received from added by Section 515(a)(1) of the Office of Protocol; Gifts to Federal foreign government sources. The Foreign Relations Authorization Act, Employees From Foreign Government compilation includes reports of both Fiscal Year 1978 (Public Law 95–105, Sources Reported to Employing tangible gifts and gifts of travel or travel August 17, 1977, 91 Stat. 865). Agencies In Calendar Year 1999 expenses of more than minimal value, Dated: March 10, 2000. The Department of State submits the as defined by statute. Bonnie Cohen, following comprehensive listing of the Under Secretary for Management.
REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTS
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Executive Office of The President
President ...... 40″ x 29″ gilt framed oil painting His Excellency Petru Lucinschi, Non-acceptance would cause em- of an autumn landscape that President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. depicts a shepherd and goats. Moldova. Government. RecdÐOctober 20, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$1500. Archives For- eign. President ...... Six bottles of sake. RecdÐNo- His Excellency, Keizo Obuchi, Non-acceptance would cause em- vember 20, 1998. Est. ValueÐ The Prime Minister of Japan barrassment to donor and U.S. $72. Accepted by Another Gov- and Mrs. Obuchi. Government. ernment Agency. Two bonsai trees. One is a 250- year-old Ezo Spruce, $9000. The other is an 80-year-old Tri- dent Maple, $5500. RecdÐNo- vember 20, 1998. Est. ValueÐ $14500. Accepted by Another Government Agency. President ...... 49″ tall wood chair with a black Sr. Victor Cervera Pacheco, Gov- Non-acceptance would cause em- leather seat and carved back ernor of Yucatan Mexico. barrassment to donor and U.S. splat that depicts the Mexican Government. and American flags, an eagle, a snake, and two hands, and reads ``USA and Mexico.'' RecdÐJanuary 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Archives For- eign. President ...... (1) Rosary with white glass beads His Holiness John Paul II ...... Non-acceptance would cause em- and silver-tone crucifix, $15. (2) barrassment to donor and U.S. Three limited edition Vatican Government. coins: bronze, silver, and 22 kt. gold. Each is 44 mm diameter and is decorated with an image of the Pope and Latin text, $1000. RecdÐJanuary 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1015. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... (1) Paperback. ``The Routes of Al- His Majesty Juan Carlos I, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- Andalus,'' by various authors, Spain. barrassment to donor and U.S. $15. (2) Three hardcover Government. books. ``The Fires of Excel- lence,'' by Miles Danby, ``The Alhambra in Detail,'' by Aurelio Cid Acedo, and ``American Ori- entalists,'' by Gerald Ackerman, $45. (3) 38″ x 30″ gilt framed and matted series of four etch- ings, two depict landscapes and two depict buildings in Spain, $600. RecdÐFebruary 3, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$660. Archives Foreign.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... 31″ x 26″ silver-tone framed and His Excellency Jacques Chirac, Non-acceptance would cause em- double matted antique map President of the French Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. circa 1669 of the United States, lic. Government. Canada, and Greenland; sight size 24″ x 18″. RecdÐFebruary 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Archives Foreign. President ...... 4″ x 6″ ornate reticulated silver His Excellency Massimo D'Alema Non-acceptance would cause em- tray. RecdÐMarch 5, 1999. and Mrs. D'Alema, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. Est. ValueÐ$1400. Archives the Council of Ministers of the Government. Foreign. Italian Republic. President ...... (1) 13″ x 22″ ceramic wall hang- His Excellency Armando Calderon Non-acceptance would cause em- ing that depicts a boy peeking Sol, President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. through a cactus, $185. (2) Pa- of El Salvador. Government. perback. ``Ceramica,'' by Cesar Sermeno, $5. RecdÐMarch 9, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$190. Ar- chives Foreign. (1) Bottle of Foucher white wine. (2) Bottle of Cousine-Macul ca- bernet sauvignon. (3) Bottle of Finlandia vodka. (4) Bottle of Johnnie Walker Black Label scotch. (5) Bottle of Corodniu champagne. RecdÐMarch 9, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$120. Ac- cepted by Another Government Agency. President ...... (1) 9″ bronze sculpture that de- His Excellency Alvaro Arzu Non-acceptance would cause em- picts hands reaching upward, Irigoyen, President of the Re- barrassment to donor and U.S. on a 5″ square black wooden public of Guatemala. Government. base, $500. (2) Two 11″ x 14″ x 6″ inlaid wooden boxes that contain stationery and a black pen, personalized for the Presi- dent and First lady, $800. (3) Two cases of refill stationery, $400. RecdÐMarch 10, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1700. Archives Foreign. President ...... (1) 23″ x 16″ paper scroll hon- The Honorable Dr. Vilma R. de Non-acceptance would cause em- oring the President's visit to Castellanos, Mayor of barrassment to donor and U.S. Honduras, $25. (2) 7″ long sil- Tegucigalpa, Tegucigalpa, Hon- Government. ver key, held in a 14″ x 10″ x duras. 4″ wooden box with blue velvet lining, $400. RecdÐMarch 11, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$425. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... 18″ x 15″ black wood framed and His Excellency Bertie Ahern, Non-acceptance would cause em- matted watercolor painting of a Prime Minister of Ireland. barrassment to donor and U.S. white domed building, a foun- Government. tain, and trees. RecdÐMarch 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1200. Archives Foreign. Dublin crystal oval dish with etch- ing that reads ``Presented to Bill Clinton, President of the United States on the Occassion of St. Patrick's Day, 1999, by the Taoesich Bertie Ahern''; ap- proximately 14″ long x 16″ tall x 18″ wide. RecdÐMarch 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Ar- chives Foreign.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... 20″ x 13″ mother-of-pearl and ab- Mr. Yasser Arafat, Chairman, Ex- Non-acceptance would cause em- alone oval shadow box Nativity ecutive Committee of the Pal- barrassment to donor and U.S. scene with a horseshoe-shaped estine Liberation Organization. Government. crown on top. Inside the crown is an angel and a man. RecdÐ March 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $750. Archives Foreign. President ...... 5″ square x 3″ tall Christian Dior His Excellency Jacques Chirac, Non-acceptance would cause em- men's burlwood jewelry box President of the French Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. with removable top drawer lined lic. Government. with suede, and lid with small gilt handle. RecdÐApril 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$250. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... (1) 6″ x 7″ bronze statute of three His Excellency Leonid Kuchma, Non-acceptance would cause em- men and one woman on a ship, President of Ukrane. barrassment to donor and U.S. on a marble base, $750. (2) 15″ Government. x 5″ diameter green vase hand- painted with purple and blue stemmed irises, $250. RecdÐ April 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1000. Archives Foreign. President ...... 5″ x 2″ silver box with lid rimmed His Excellency Nursultan Non-acceptance would cause em- with 18 kt. gold border and the Nazarbayev, President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. seal of Kazakhstan engraved Republic of Kazakhstan. Government. on top. RecdÐApril 14, 1999. Est. valueÐ$2000. Archives Foreign. President ...... 8″ tall 14 kt. gold and silver tree His Excellency Eduard Non-acceptance would cause em- with green enamel leaves and Shevardnadze, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. grapes, on a 3″ x 6″ marble Georgia. Government. stand. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2500. Archives Foreign. President ...... 5 liter bottle of liquor, vintage His Excellency Viktor Orban, The Non-acceptance would cause em- 1963. RecdÐMay 3, 1999. Est. Prime Minister of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. ValueÐ$50. Accepted by An- of Hungary and Mrs. Orban. Government. other Government Agency. President ...... Gilt framed pastel and gold wash His Excellency Keizo Obuchi, The Non-acceptance would cause em- painting of Mount Fuji at sunset Prime Minister of Japan and barrassment to donor and U.S. with a pine forest in the fore- Mrs. Obuchi. Government. ground, under glass; sight size 16″ x 20″; signed in calligraphy. RecdÐMay 3, 1999 Est. ValueÐ$2500. Archives For- eign. President ...... Three bottles of 1995 Szepsy His Excellency Arpad Goncz, The Non-acceptance would cause em- wine. RecdÐJune 8, 1999. Est. President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. ValueÐ$90. Accepted by An- Hungary and Mrs. Goncz. Government. other Government Agency. President ...... Handcrafted 32 piece lead crystal His Excellency Dr. Janez Non-acceptance would cause em- chess set. Board is 21″ square Drnovsek, Prime Minister of the barrassment to donor and U.S. with black marble base and Republic of Slovenia. Government. crystal top. Each playing piece is 2±3″ tall, one side has a white marble base, the other has a black marble base. RecdÐJune 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1400. Archives For- eign. President ...... 13″ x 27″ wood carving of a bird His Excellency Ljubco Non-acceptance would cause em- and two bunches of grapes, Georgievski, The Prime Minister barrassment to donor and U.S. with a 2.5″ wooden border. of the Former Yugoslav Repub- Government. RecdÐJune 24, 1999. Est. lic of Macedonia and Mrs. ValueÐ$500. Archives Foreign. Georgievska.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... 65″ x 78″ earth-tone wool tapestry His Excellency Mohamed Hosny Non-acceptance would cause em- wall hanging reproduction that Mubarak, President of the Arab barrassment to donor and U.S. depicts a city street filled with Republic Egypt. Government. people. RecdÐJuly 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2500. Archives Foreign. President ...... Leather-bound antique book with His Excellency Ehud Barak, The Non-acceptance would cause em- gilt edging. ``The Recovery of Prime Minister of Israel and barrassment to donor and U.S. Jerusalem,'' by Captain Charles Mrs. Barak. Government. Wilson and Captain Warren; original edition published 1871. RecdÐJuly 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$700. Archives Foreign. President ...... 8″ diameter carved gold chased His Excellency Sergei Stepashin, Non-acceptance would cause em- metal and vermeil tray with tree Chairman of the Government of barrassment to donor and U.S. matching 4″ tall pedestal cordial the Russian Federation. Government. glasses. RecdÐJuly 27, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300. Archives Foreign. President ...... Antique leather-bound books. (1) His Majesty Mohamed VI, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- Six volume set of ``The World Morocco. barrassment to donor and U.S. Crisis,'' by Winston Churchill, Government. first edition, $2400. (2) ``His- toric, Military, and Naval Anec- dotes,'' by Edward Orme; illus- trated with hand-colored litho- graphs, first edition, $3000. (3) ``Sonnets,'' by the Italian poet Petrarch, hand-illuminated edi- tion, $5000. (4) ``Com- mentaries,'' by Caesar, edited by Clark in a large rebacked folio with maps, plans, and plates, $4000. RecdÐSep- tember 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $14400. Archives Foreign. 8″ x 11″ green leather portfolio embossed with the seal of Mo- rocco. RecdÐSeptember 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$30. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... 59″ x 67″ sage, beige, brown, and His Excellency Sir Michael Non-acceptance would cause em- maroon colored rug titled Hardie-Boys, G.C.M.G., Gov- barrassment to donor and U.S. ``Whaka Hura''; limited edition. ernor General of New Zealand. Government. RecdÐSeptember 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2824. Archives Foreign. President ...... 9″ diameter bronze incense burn- His Excellency Phan Van Khai, Non-acceptance would cause em- er with animal head ring han- Prime Minister of the Socialist barrassment to donor and U.S. dles. Bowl and legs have inlaid Republic of Vietnam. Government. lacquer, shell, and mother-of- pearl traditional motifs and fig- ures. Matching lid has open ventilation slots, inlaid folk in- struments motif, and is capped with a ``fu dog'' finial. Burner stands on a tripodial base with plaque that reads ``With the compliments from H.E. Mr. Phan Van Khai, Prime Minister, Socialist Republic of Vietnam.'' RecdÐSeptember 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500. Archives Foreign.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... (1) 8″ x 17″ etched and sand The Right Honorable Jenny Ship- Non-acceptance would cause em- blasted blue crystal canoe, ley, P.C., The Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. $125. (2) Two woven pouches New Zealand and Mr. Shipley. Government. that contain a greenstone from the Ngai Tahu tribe and a Kauri tree seed, a symbolic tree in New Zealand, $30. (3) 18″ x 18″ x 10″ black wooden box with wool lining and a remov- able lid with an applied leaf de- sign, $45. RecdÐSeptember 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$200. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... 24″ x 20″ gilt wood framed and The Right Honorable Jean Non-acceptance would cause em- matted impressionist style win- Chretien, P.C., M.P., Prime barrassment to donor and U.S. ter landscape oil painting titled Minister of Canada. Government. ``Vienvra le Temps,'' that de- picts a hiking man sitting under a tree next to a campfire; paint- ed and signed by Serge Brunoni; sight size 12″ x 16″. RecdÐSeptember 30, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800. Archives Foreign. President ...... 11″ tall x 9″ long x 3″ wide solid The Honorable Lucien Bouchard, Non-acceptance would cause em- bronze sculpture of a woodland Prime Minister of the Province barrassment to donor and U.S. caribou; signed by artist of Quebec. Government. Huguette Joneas. RecdÐOcto- ber 9, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1200. Archives Foreign. President ...... 14″ cut crystal Valaska Bela vase His Excellency Eduard Kukan, Non-acceptance would cause em- with a snowflake motif and saw- Minister of Foreign Affairs of barrassment to donor and U.S. tooth border. RecdÐOctober 9, the Slovak Republic. Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$550. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... Hardcover book. ``The Mosaics of Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- Jordan,'' by Michele Piccirillo. and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. RecdÐOctober 12, 1999. Est. Jordan. Government. ValueÐ$65. Archives Foreign. President ...... 9″ x 10″ long silver model of a His Excellency Kjell Magne Non-acceptance would cause em- single-sailed Norwegian Viking Bondevik, Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. boat, which sits on a 6″ x 7.5″ Norway. Government. wooden base with silver plaque. RecdÐOctober 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$700. Archives Foreign. President ...... Gilt framed shadow box that con- Her Excellency Mireya Moscoso, Non-acceptance would cause em- tains a gold-tone reproduction President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. of a Panamanian Huaca. Panama. Government. RecdÐOctober 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$200. Archives Foreign. President ...... 10.5″ tall x 10″ wide silver eagle His Excellency Olusegun Non-acceptance would cause em- with vermeil gold beak and tal- Obasanjo, The President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. ons, that sits on a wooden base Federal Republic of Nigeria and Government. with plaque. RecdÐOctober 28, Mrs. Obasanjo. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2800. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... (1) Three hardcover books. ``Nor- Their Majesties, The King and Non-acceptance would cause em- way,'' ``The Other Side of Blue,'' Queen of Norway. barrassment to donor and U.S. and ``Living in Norway,'' $60. (2) Government. 8″ x 10″ framed photograph of King Harald and Queen Sonja, $20. RecdÐNovember 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$80. Archives For- eign.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
18″ tall bronze abstract sculpture of a man and woman standing together, titled ``Unity,'' signed by artist Kjersti, W., that sits on a 8″ x 5.5″ black marble base. RecdÐNovember 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3000. Archives For- eign. President ...... 15″ x 19″ mother-of-pearl and ab- Mr. Yasser Arafat, Chairman, Non-acceptance would cause em- alone shadow box Nativity Committee of the Palestine Lib- barrassment to donor and U.S. scene. RecdÐNovember 1, eration Organization. Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... 16″ x 14″ x 8″ 18 kt. gold mantle His Royal Highness Prince Ban- Non-acceptance would cause em- clock with Arabic numerals, with dar bin Sultan, Ambassador of barrassment to donor and U.S. a sterling silver Arabian horse Saudi Arabia. Government. with traditional Bahraini dress saddle that stands on a mala- chite base. RecdÐNovember 3, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$12000. Ar- chives Foreign. President ...... (1) Hardcover book. ``Istanbul,'' The Honorable Erol Cakir, Gov- Non-acceptance would cause em- $50. (2) 12″ silver coffee pot ernor of Istanbul, The Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. that sits on a 6″ diameter base, of Turkey. Government. with inscription on base that reads ``As a memory of visiting Istanbul: Earl Cakir,'' $2500. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2550. Archives Foreign. President ...... 15″ x 9″ ornately carved gold and The Honorable Dimitris L. Non-acceptance would cause em- silver religious icon in the Avramopoulos, The Mayor of barrassment to donor and U.S. shape of an altar with a picture Athens and Mrs. Avramopoulos, Government. of the Virgin Mary of Soumela The Hellenic Republic. in the center; mounted on an 18″ x 12″ velvet-covered board. RecdÐNovember 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800. Archives Foreign. President ...... (1) 14″ tall x 14″ wide x 6″ deep The Honorable Yordon Sokolov, Non-acceptance would cause em- grey/green carved marble President, National Assembly, barrassment to donor and U.S. eagle, $1000. (2) 2.5″ diameter Republic of Bulgaria. Government. silver medallion that depicts a religious man with a beard, with writing around the rim, $50. RecdÐNovember 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1050. Archives Foreign. (1) Videotape. ``Panorama,'' $15. (2) Hardcover book. ``120 Years National Assembly 1879±1999,'' by the National Assembly in Sofia, $25. RecdÐNovember 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$40. Ar- chives Foreign.. President ...... 28″ x 23″ gilt and peach framed His Excellency Petar Stoyanov, Non-acceptance would cause em- abstract oil painting that depicts The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. a blue cup and a peach block in of Bulgaria and Mrs. Stoyanova. Government. the lower corner on a navy background; sight size 19″ x 24″. RecdÐNovember 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300. Ar- chives Foreign.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... (1) 31″ x 43″ oil painting on can- His Excellency Leonid Kuchma, Non-acceptance would cause em- vas titled ``The Well,'' in a 49.5″ President of Ukraine. barrassment to donor and U.S. x 38″ gilt frame. Piece depicts a Government. stone well in a barren land- scape of muted grey, blue, and green tones, $3500. (2) Silver medallion engraved with the image of a Ukrainian palace, $50. (3) 3″ x 1″ gold-plated sculpture in the shape of a wand and a crown, all of which sit on a green marble base, $40. (4) 8″ diameter green glass vase with blue, grey, red, and yellow circles and swirls, $250. RecdÐDecember 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3840. Ar- chives Foreign. (1) Bottle of Hetman vodka (2) Bottle of Ukrainian liquor. RecdÐDecember 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$65. Accepted by An- other Government Agency.. President ...... (1) Three ceramic coffee can- His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Non-acceptance would cause em- isters, with gold-tone clasps, Bolkiah Mu' Izzaddin barrassment to donor and U.S. $60. (2) Small navy blue nylon Waddaulah, Sultan and Yang Government. backpack, $25. (3) Green apron Di-Pertuan of Brunei with gold vertical stripes, $30. Darussalam. (4) Green pot holder with gold vertical stripes, $15. (5) Navy blue plastic tote bag with gold stars, $20. (6) Light brown ``Mil- lennium Bear'' teddy bear, $50. (7) 18″ x 27″ braided wicker basket, $60. (8) 14″ oatmeal and brown Harrods teddy bear with a maroon fleece hat and scarf, $75. (9) 10″ brass and glass coffee pot, $60. (10) Sil- ver corkscrew, $35. (11) Two 7″ silver candlesticks, $60. (12) 9″ crystal decanter with gold trim, $100. (13) Set of four crystal brandy glasses with gold trim, $200. (14) Silver gray ladle, $25. (15) 9″ silver platter, $50. (16) 8″ silver gravy boat, $40. (17) 8″ cream colored cake stand with a green and purple grape and leaf pattern, $75. RecdÐDecember 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$980. Archives Foreign. Assorted wine, champagne, can- dles, and food products, all from Harrods. RecdÐDecem- ber 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1200. Accepted by Another Government Agency.. President ...... Set of 14 kt. gold cuff links and tie His Excellency Martti Ahtisaari, Non-acceptance would cause em- clip that bear the seal of Fin- President of Finland. barrassment to donor and U.S. land. RecdÐDecember 17, Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$575. Ar- chives Foreign.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
President ...... Three 29″ diameter circular leath- His Excellency Jibril Muhammad Non-acceptance would cause em- er mats and one 11.5′ x 10′ Aminu, Ambassador of the Fed- barrassment to donor and U.S. leather floor covering. All items eral Republic of Nigeria. Government. are primarily beige with green stripes and a red and white flo- ral and heart pattern. The three round mats are embroidered to read ``Bill Clinton.'' RecdÐDe- cember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $5000. Archives Foreign. President ...... 10″ x 8″ gold and silver sculpture His Excellency Nursultan Non-acceptance would cause em- with a circular flat top lined with Nazarbayev, President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. small animals and a carved ob- Republic of Kazakhstan. Government. ject in the middle, on a blue- green marble/granite base. RecdÐDecember 20, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Archives Foreign. (1) Two 18 kt. gold rings attached ...... to a pendant and cuff bracelet by two thin gold chains. All pieces are embedded with tur- quoise stones, $1800. (2) 12″ x 10″ green marble two-piece sculpture. The sphere has a metal ring that reads ``Coopera- tive Threat Reduction,'' which sits in a concave spot on the marble base, $150. (3) Set of 18 kt. gold rectangular cuff links with an intricately carved design on each, $225. RecdÐDecem- ber 20, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $2175. Archives Foreign. President ...... (1) Case of eight bottles of olive His Excellency Zine El-Abidine Non-acceptance would cause oil. (2) Two 10lb. bags of dates. Ben Ali, The President of the embarrasment to donor and RecdÐDecember 29, 1999. Republic of Tunisia and Mrs. U.S. Government. Est. ValueÐ$200. Accepted by Ben Ali. Another Government Agency. 20″diameter x 15″ tall yellow and ...... purple leather ottman storage box. Ottoman is hollow with lid. Inside the ottoman are two 14″diameter x 5″ tall purple and yellow leather trays. RecdÐDe- cember 29, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $350. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) Silver brooch with clusters of Their Imperial Majesties The Em- Non-acceptance would cause em- pearls in the shape of a daisy, peror and Empress of Japan. barrassment to donor and U.S. $185. (2) 2″ x 8″ x 10″ black Government. lacquer box with gold wheat desing on the lid, $250. RecdÐ June 22, 1994. Est. ValueÐ $435. Archives Foreign.
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President and First Lady ...... (1) 15″ tall porcelain figure of a Mr. Joe Harrington Mayor of Lim- Non-acceptance would cause em- woman dancer with long brown erick Ireland. barrassment to donor and U.S. hair and a white hardened Government. mesh dress standing on a rock surrounded by puffins, $350. (2) 9″ x 7″ gold-tone framed poem titled ``Dance In The Wind'' $25. (3) 6″ x 4″ white and blue por- celain stand that reads ``Dance In The Wind, Limited Edition No. 1, Presented to Hillary Clin- ton by the City of Limerick, Ire- land, 5th of September 1998,'' $50. RecdÐSeptember 8, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$425. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 10″ tall off- The Honorable Licenciado Xavier Non-acceptance would cause em- white carved bone that depicts Abreu Sierra, Presidente Munic- barrassment to donor and U.S. a warrior wearing a jaguar ipal de Merida, Merida, Yucatan Government. headdress; a lion's head pro- Mexico. trudes from the top of the bone; sitting on a 3″ diameter wooden base, $200. For the First Lady: 1″ x 2″ gold filigree cross pend- ant, $250. RecdÐFebruary 14, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$450. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady...... For the President: Two volume His Excellency Ernesto Zedillo Non-acceptance would cause em- and antique book set. ``The His- Ponce de Leon, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. tory of the Conquest of Mexico the United Mexican States. Government. By the Spaniards,'' by Don An- tonio de Solis, $400. For the First Lady: (1) Book. ``Rebuzus de la Collection,'' by Robert Everts, $50. (2) Traditional Mexican shawl, $150. RecdÐ February 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$600. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 15″ x 20″ light His Excellency Flt. Lt. Jerry John Non-acceptance would cause em- yellow/brown traditional Ashanti Rawlings, (Ret.), The President barrassment to donor and U.S. stool with various shaped carv- of the Republic of Ghana and Government. ings, $500. For the First Lady: Mrs. Rawlings. (1) Three 11″ x 13″ gilt framed and matted shadow boxes con- taining multicolored cotton tradi- tional Ghanaian cloths, $375. (2) 23″ long yellow traditional Ghanaian beaded a necklace with blue, white, and red stripes, and two 1″ gold tube accents, with a matching brace- let, $100. (3) 18″ long 18 kt. gold link necklace with a 1″ pure gold nugget pendant, and a pair of matching 2″ dangling pierced earrings with .5″ pure gold nuggets at the ends, $1400. RecdÐFebruary 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2375. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 20″ x 13″ x 11″ His Excellency Arnoldo Aleman, Non-acceptance would cause em- wood lacquered humidor with The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. two drawers, $650. For the First of Nicaragua and Mrs. Aleman. Government. Lady: 1″ x 2″ x 14 kt. gold fili- gree leaf-shaped brooch, $300. RecdÐMarch 10, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$950. Archives Foreign.
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President and First Lady ...... For the President: 23″ x 15″ black His Excellency Aleksander Non-acceptance would cause em- framed and matted pen sketch Kwasniewski, The President of barrassment to donor and U.S. of a Warsaw city square; the Republic of Poland and Government. signed by the artist Solom Mrs. Kwasniewski. Krosimy, $300. For the First Lady: 90″ x 16″ blue silk table runner with rust, pink, green, tan, and blue floral motif, gold backing, and silver fringe on both ends, $165. RecdÐApril 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$465. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) Hardcover book. ``Together His Excellency Heydar Aliyev, Non-acceptance would cause em- Towards the New Century: Offi- President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. cial Visit of Heydar Aliyev to the Azerbaijan. Government. United States of America,'' $40. (2) Paperback. ``NATO and Azerbaijan,'' $10. (3) Silver and vermeil wine decanter ewer set with six cups and a platter. 13″ tall decanter has long spout and handle, with blue, white and green floral enamel motif. 3.5″ tall cups have engraved silver floral motif and sit on a gold stem. 16″ x 12″ platter has white, blue, and green floral enamel work on each scalloped end and a silver medallion in the center of the platter sur- rounded by a gold engraved background, $2500. (4) Silver and vermeil tea set with six set- tings and a black and white enamel floral motif; that in- cludes 8.5″ tall teapot with gold spout, handle, and attached lid; 3″ diameter gold saucers; 1.5″ tall x 2.5″ diameter teacups; 3.5″ long spoons; 13″ diameter platter with silver rim, gold trimmed circle of black and white enamel work at the cen- ter, $3000. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$5550. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the First Lady: 4″ x 7″ round The Right Honorable Jean Non-acceptance would cause em- crystal bowl with geometric and Chretien, P.C., M.P., The Prime barrassment to donor and U.S. vine motif, $350. For the Presi- Minister of Canada and Mrs. Government. dent: 30″ x 34″ brown framed Chretien. and double matted 22″ x 26″ print of a crane in red and black, titled ``Radiant Loon''; signed by the artist Kenojuak; numbered 15/50, $1000. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1350. Archives For- eign.
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President and First Lady ...... For the First Lady: (1) 13″ x 9″ His Excellency Suleyman Demirel, Non-acceptance would cause em- round silver vessel with a floral The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. and bird relief. Vessel has a of Turkey and Mrs. Demirel. Government. hinged lid with a gold spiral leaf finial, $1200. (2) 48″ x 96″ rust, orange, blue, and tan Vakko silk scarf with a geometric and floral motif, $150. (3) Two silver frames with a rope border, a name plate of donor, and the Turkish crest, each including photographs inscribed by the donor, $600. For the President: Large hardcover book ``Istanbul Capital of Empires,'' by Ertug, $200. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2150. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) Six place settings, including a His Excellency Islam Karimov, Non-acceptance would cause em- four piece silver flatware set President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. with a symbol that depicts an Uzbekistan. Government. eagle at the bottom of each piece, $3300. (2) 13″ brass Chillim pipe that has turquoise beads in a floral motif, $300. (3) 19″ long wooden flute with mother-of-pearl inlay floral de- sign, $175. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3775. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 9″ diameter His Excellency Petar Stoyanov, Non-acceptance would cause em- bronze plate with silver overlay The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. and crest in the center and an of Bulgaria and Mrs. Stoyanova. Government. etched signature, $300. For the First Lady: 3″ x 3″ silver model of a domed church, $250. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$550. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... 43″ x 30″ gilt framed pencil sketch His Excellency Vaclav Havel, Non-acceptance would cause em- of butterflies, pink roses, or- President of the Czech Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. chids, and seven face profiles lic. Government. with a 5″ x 3″ square cut out in the center of the piece with sketches of five additional pro- files. RecdÐApril 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$750. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) 4′ x 8′ red hand-woven wool Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- rug with green, black, blue, and and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. yellow vertical stripes, $800. (2) Jordan. Government. 4′ x 3′ black wood framed paint- ing titled ``Spring/Winter,'' that is divided into two halves, one half has blue paint splatters and a blue horizontal stripe, other half has yellow paint splatters and a yellow horizontal stripe, $1200. (3) 72″ x 28″ rust and mustard colored silk shawl with a gold braided border and nine embroidered flowers with stems standing vertically from the base, $400. RecdÐMay 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2400. Ar- chives Foreign.
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President and First Lady ...... For the First Lady: 16″ long Gil- The Honorable Pierre Muller, Non-acceptance would cause em- bert Albert black leather neck- Mayor of Geneva, Switzerland. barrassment to donor and U.S. lace with silver pendant that de- Government. picts three conch shells with a pink pearl in the center, $450. For the President: 10″ dark wood Gilbert Albert letter open- er with two silver conch shells and one small pink pearl on the end, $300. RecdÐJune 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$750. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 9″ square His Excellency Jacques Chirac, Non-acceptance would cause em- wooden Hermes picture frame President of the French Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. with burgundy leather hinge lic. Government. that opens to display two 4.5″ square pictures, $200. For the First Lady: 18 kt. gold Claude Lalanne floral brooch depicting a dogwood blossom, $750. RecdÐJune 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$950. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: Silver-plated His Excellency Lionel Jospin, The Non-acceptance would cause em- Waterman ``Night and Day'' Prime Minister of the French barrassment to donor and U.S. fountain pen that has silver and Republic and Mrs. Jospin. Government. black horizontal stripes and black tips, $345. For the First Lady: 9.5″ tall x 4″ diameter co- balt blue porcelain vase with gilt fleur-de-lis accents and gilt rim, $300. RecdÐJune 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$645. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... 10″ tall white cloisonne vase with His Excellency Kim Dae-jung, The Non-acceptance would cause em- gold trim and adorned with President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. green, blue, and pink flowers, Korea and Mrs. Kim. Government. that sits on a silver base. RecdÐJuly 3, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) 11″ tall black hand-woven His Excellency Andres Pastrana, Non-acceptance would cause em- handbag with a pink, yellow, The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. and green floral motif with of Colombia and Mrs. Pastrana. Government. drawstring closure and a woven shoulder strap, $50. (2) 100″ x 95″ ornate white hand-woven hammock with braided fringe and a peacock motif on the edges, $450. RecdÐSeptember 21, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) 15″ x 22″ mother-of-pearl and Mr. Yasser Arafat, Chairman, Ex- Non-acceptance would cause em- abalone shadow box Nativity ecutive Committee of the Pal- barrassment to donor and U.S. scene that reads ``Bethlehem estine Liberation Organization. Government. 2000″ across the front, $1000. (2) 16″ 18kt. gold hourglass link necklace with hexagonal dia- mond pendant with a blue sap- phire in lower center, $5000. RecdÐSeptember 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$6000. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... 23″ tall ceramic vase in blue, Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- green, white, and gold pattern and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. with gold around the rim and Jordan. Government. base. RecdÐOctober 12, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300. Archives Foreign.
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46″ x 29″ tile mosaic depicting the Church of St. Stephen on a beige background with yellow, rust, black, and brown. RecdÐ October 12, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $3500. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: 53″ x 41″ gilt His Excellency Olusegun Non-acceptance would cause em- wood framed and matted dot Obasanjo, The President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. painting of the President wear- Federal Republic of Nigeria and Government. ing a black suit and a red and Mrs. Obasanjo. blue striped tie with a red and yellow background; sight size 36″ x 25″, $100. For the First Lady: Two traditional Nigerian silk outfits, each includes a mesh silk shirt and three wraps. One wrap measures 88″ x 50″, one measures 44″ x 27″, and the other measures 21″ x 74″. The first outfit is beige with gold and blue weaving, blue vertical stripes, and gold diagonal stripes with gold fringe, $360. The second outfit is silk with gold and brown weaving, pink and gold flowers, brown, gold, and red horizontal stripes and gold fringe, $310. RecdÐOcto- ber 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $770. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... (1) Two 42″ x 91″ and 42″ x 150″ His Excellency Abdurrahman Non-acceptance would cause em- black, rust, and cream silk Wahid, The President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. sarees with an exotic print, Republic of Indonesia and Mrs. Government. $300. (2) 24″ square wood Wahid. framed 3-dimensional wood carving that depicts a female Hindu Goddess playing a sitar in a forest setting, $1000. (3) 11″ diameter orange alabaster bowl with silver banding on the outside rim that sits on a wood- en base, $600. RecdÐNovem- ber 12, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1900. Archives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the First Lady: 12″ x 9″ silver His Excellency Suleyman Demirel, Non-acceptance would oval hanging mirror with silver The President of the Republic causeembarrassment to donor chain, scalloped edges and of Turkey and Mrs. Demirel. and U.S. Government. raised heart motif on the back, $700. For the President: White album of photographs com- memorating the President and First Lady's State Visit to An- kara, Turkey, $50. RecdÐNo- vember 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $750. Archives Foreign.
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President and First Lady ...... (1) 18 kt. gold brooch with grape His All Holiness Bartholomew Non-acceptance would cause em- leaf motif that reads ``2000,'' Archbishop of Constantinople, barrassment to donor and U.S. $450. (2) Three butterfly pins, New Rome and Ecumenical Pa- Government. one large silver, one medium triarch. gold, and one small silver, $250. (3) Paperback. ``Tsitouras: Discover the Tsitouras Collection 1999,'' $15. (4) Pair of 18″ tall ornately en- graved silver candlesticks on a tripodial base with clawed feet, $8000. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$8715. Ar- chives Foreign. 21″ x 15″ unframed religious paper with four gold leaf squares of Jesus at various stages in his life and Turkish writings in the background. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800. Archives Foreign. Two paperbacks. ``Conversations With Ecumenical Patriarch Bar- tholomew I,'' by Oliver Clement, and ``The Orthodox Church and the Environment,'' by Athena Schina. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$35. Ar- chives Foreign. President and First Lady ...... For the President: (1) Paperback. Her Excellency Elisavet Papazoi, Non-acceptance would cause em- ``Coins and Numismatics,'' pub- Minister of Culture of the Hel- barrassment to donor and U.S. lished by the Hellenic Ministry lenic Republic. Government. of Culture and the Numismatic Museum, $25. (2) Three lami- nated pamphlets. ``Archaic Horsemen of the Acropolis,'' $5. (3) Large hardcover book about ancient artifacts, written in Greek, $75. For the First Lady: Hardcover book. ``Greek Jewellery[sic]: 6,000 Years of Tradition,'' published by The Ar- chaeological Receipts Fund, $50. RecdÐNovember 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$155. Ar- chives Foreign. For the President: (1) Four an- cient silver Greek coins, $200. (2) 7″ tall composition replica bust of a young boy titled ``The Head of Eros,'' on a 3″ square wooden base, $50. (3) Paper- back. ``The Monuments of the Acropolis,'' by Maria Brouskari, $20. For the First Lady: Gold- plated eight-petaled rosette brooch, $65. RecdÐNovember 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$335. Ar- chives Foreign.
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President and First Lady ...... For the First Lady: 8″ x 6″ silver His Excellency Constantine Non-acceptance would cause em- Hellenistic Water-Jug pitcher Simitis, The Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. with scrolled handle and spout the Hellenic Republic and Mrs. Government. that resembles a leather sac, Simitis. $1200. For the President and First Lady: (1) Hardcover book. ``The Olympic Games in An- cient Greece,'' edited by Nicolaos Yalouris, $40. (2) 24″ x 11″ x 1″ off-white ceramic re- production of an ancient relief that depicts two youths playing hockey with four onlookers, $175. RecdÐNovember 20, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1415. Ar- chives Foreign. First Family ...... For the First Family: (1) 66″ x 65″ His Excellency Zhu Rongji, The Non-acceptance would cause em- cherry wood framed and matted Premier of the State Council of barrassment to donor and U.S. color sketch of the First Family the People's Republic of China Government. at the Great Wall of China, and Madame Lao. $4000. (2) Hardcover book. ``The Life and Works of Wang Yingchun and Yang Lizhou,'' $30. For the First Lady: Four silk shirts, one short sleeve with green and white stripes, two short sleeve with tan and white stripes, and one tan long sleeve, $160. RecdÐApril 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$4190. Ar- chives Foreign. First Family...... For the President: Paperback. His Excellency Keizo Obuchi, The Non-acceptance would cause em- ``The Exhibition of Hohrin Prime Minister of Japan and barrassment to donor and U.S. Fukuoji,'' $100. For the First Mrs. Obuchi. Government. Lady: (1) 12″ x 9″ black lacquer letter box with gold and pink flowers painted on lid, $600. (2) 76″ x 16″ silk shawl, half black, half white, with a silk rose and leaf on each end, $200. (3) 21″ x 18″ silver blue framed and matted Japanese poem written in charcoal, made by Mrs. Obuchi, $500. For Chelsea Clinton: 5″ x 4″ brass Mikimoto frame inlaid with lapis and two cultured pearls, $300. RecdÐ May 3, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1700. Archives Foreign. First Family ...... (1) 25″ x 18″ framed impression His Excellency Gerhard Schroe- Non-acceptance would cause em- of 200 nails on white flat paper, der, The Chancellor of the Fed- barrassment to donor and U.S. enclosed in a 33″ x 27″ eral Republic of Germany and Government. plexiglass case; signed by artist Mrs Schroeder. Ueker, $2500. (2) Large hardcover book. ``Ueker,'' in- scribed by artist, $30. (3) Two 80″ x 30″ black cashmere Jil Sander scarves, $1000. RecdÐ June 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $3530. Archives Foreign.
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First Family ...... For the President and First Lady: The Honorable Viktorija Potocnik, Non-acceptance would cause em- Set of 12 handblown clear crys- Mayor of Ljubljana Slovenia. barrassment to donor and U.S. tal wine glasses by Oskar Government. Kogoj, each with unique colored stem design. Three 6″ tall, six 8″ tall, and three 10″ tall. Five of the glasses have a flared cone base, $600. For the Presi- dent: Hardcover book. ``Ljubljana: A Pictorial Chronicle of a Capital City,'' by Marko Habic, $40. For the First Lady: (1) Hardcover book. ``Nature Design,'' written and inscribed by Oskar Kogoj, $40. (2) Hardcover book. ``Ljubljana: City of Culture,'' by Bojana Leskovar, $20. For Chelsea Clinton: Hardcover book. RecdÐJune 21, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$740. Archives Foreign. First Family ...... For the President: (1) 14″ x 10″ His Excellency Milan Kucan, The Non-acceptance would cause em- reproduction of the first Slove- President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. nian Bible, circa 1584, with Solvenia and Mrs. Kucan. Government. brown leather cover. The Bible is stored in a 15″ x 12″ en- graved wooden box, $250. For the First Lady: 16″ x 42″ cream colored intricately woven doily table runner with scalloped edges, $100. For the President and First Lady: Two brown leather photo albums com- memorating the President and First Lady's trip to Slovenia, June 1999, $150. For Chelsea Clinton: (1) Hardcover book. ``Slovenske Krajine,'' by Dusan Ogrin; inscribed by Ana and Spela Kucan, $30. (2) Paper- back, ``Krajine/Landscapes,'' written and inscribed by Ana Kucan, $20. (3) Small silver dove pendant on a silver chain, $50. RecdÐJune 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$600. Archives Foreign. First Family ...... For the President: (1) Black and His Excellency Nawaz Sharif, Non-acceptance would cause em- green wool and viscose base- Prime Minister of the Islamic barrassment to donor and U.S. ball cap that reads ``Ireland,'' Republic of Pakistan. Government. $20. (2) Grey, blue, and black wool fisherman's sweater, $85. (3) Pair of 18 kt. gold Cartier cuff links in the shape of a car's head with emerald eyes and onyx nose, $1500. For the First Lady: Pair of Saks Fifth Avenue 18kt. white gold loop earrings encircled with gold and dia- monds, $4000. For Chelsea Clinton: 18kt. gold Tiffany & Co. charm bracelet with five charms depicting starfish and hearts, $1200. ReedÐJuly 5, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$6805. Archives Foreign.
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First Family ...... For Chelsea Clinton: (1) 16″ sliver His Excellency Bulent Ecevit, Non-acceptance would cause em- red carnelian beaded necklace Prime Minister of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. with eight carved seals and a of Turkey. Government. flat oval red stone pendant, $400. (2) 70″ square purple, blue, and fuchsia silk scarf with a white circular pattern, $100. (3) 7″ purple satin purse with purple fringe and metal se- quins, $30. For the First Lady: (1) 54″ x 16″ hand printed gold, orange, blue, turquoise, and black silk scarf, $60. (2) 3″ sil- ver brooch with a 1″ lapis stone and a small red coral stone, $200. (3) 16″ carved silver serving tray with handles; at- tached to tray by a ribbon are 10 embroidered napkins, $550. For the President: (1) 9″ diame- ter scalloped silver serving bowl and lid with carved silver flower finial, $450. (2) 4″ tall scalloped silver creamer with handle and matching 6″ diameter drip plate, $450. (3) 54″ x 60″ red, blue, green, gold, black, and orange handwoven Anatolian wool rug with braided fringe, $2000. (4) Two large hardcover copies of the book ``Anatolian Carpet,'' $50. (5) Leather-bound book. ``Architecture of the Ottoman Empire,'' $375. (6) Paperback. ``Turkish Handwoven Carpets,'' $50. RecdÐSeptember 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$4715. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Family ...... For Chelsea Clinton: Silver five His Excellency Suleyman Demirel, Non-acceptance would cause em- piece mirror/hairbrush set with The President of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. raised floral pattern. Set in- of Turkey and Mrs. Demirel. Government. cludes a 9.5″ handheld mirror, a 7″ comb, a 9″ oval brush with handle, a 7″ oval lint brush, and a 3″ powder box with lid, $1200. For the First Lady: Large silk-covered book. ``Silks for the Sultans,'' by Ahmet Ertug, $150. For the President: (1) Large fabric-covered book. ``In Pursuit of Excellence,'' by Ahmet Ertug, $125. (2) Set of seven commemorative Turkish coins, one 25 lira gold, and six 3,000,000 lira silver. All read ``75 C 1923±1998,'' $300. (3) Turkish State Award. Award consists of (a) White enamel and gold trimmed starburst me- dallion that hangs from a white eagle and olive branches, at- tached to a red and white striped ribbon. (b) Black leather and velvet portfolio that con- tains a certificate signed by President Demirel, $500. RecdÐNovember 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2275. Archives Foreign. First Family ...... 5.5″ long antique silver floral-motif His Excellency Bulent Ecevit, Non-acceptance would cause em- handheld mirror, with six small Prime Minister of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. lapis stones embedded on the of Turkey. Government. front and one larger lapis stone embedded on the back, $200 (2) 16″ x 5″ x 9.5″ light green wooden box with gilt square ac- cents on the top, each square painted with moon and berry designs; lined with tan velvet, $75. RecdÐNovember 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$275. Ar- chives Foreign. (1) 10″ square silk handkerchief His Excellency Bulent Ecevit, Non-acceptance would cause em- trimmed with blue handstitched Prime Minister of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. lace, $50. (2) Handmade 10″ of Turkey. Government. long fork and spoon set made of black horn, inlaid with two stripes of bone and silver on the handles and dots on the tips, $40. (3) 67″ x 17″ handwoven white silk shawl with gold thread floral pattern and white silk fringe on each end, $175. RecdÐNovember 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$265. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Family ...... (1) 40″ x 40″ hand-embroidered The Honorable Kemal Non-acceptance would cause em- linen tablecloth with an embroi- Nehrozoglu, Governor of the barrassment to donor and U.S. dered floral design in each of Province Izmir. Government. the corners and a 1″ gold col- ored lace doiley trimming the edges, $175. (2) Three hardcover copies of ``Ataturk's Izmir Days,'' complied by Izmir Valiligi, $150. (3) 42″ x 70″ dark multi-colored burlap kilim with fringed ends, displaying a Turk- ish design of different abstract shapes, $450. For Chelsea Clinton: 9″ x 9″ black velvet handmade Turkish drawstring handbag with a 3″ diameter gold and silver embroidered emblem and a thin rope shoul- der strap, $50. RecdÐNovem- ber 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $825. Archives Foreign. First Family ...... For the First Lady: 18kt. gold ban- His Excellency Constantinos Non-acceptance would cause em- gle bracelet with a lion head on Stephanopoulos, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. each end, $1200. For Chelsea the Hellenic Republic. Government. Clinton: 7″ silver necklace with a 1″ round sodalite pendant, $225. For the President: (1) 9″ diameter x 1.5″ deep silver bowl engraved with a signature and the seal of Greece, $1000. (2) Two. 4.5″ tall hand-ham- mered silver cups with raised olive branch relieve under the rim. Each cup is 5″ in diameter and sits on a pedestal base, $3,000. RecdÐNovember 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$5425; Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 26″ x 26″ gilt framed and white His Excellency Dr. Julio Maria Non-acceptance would cause em- matted oil portrait of a man Sanguinetti, President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. wearing a maroon and brown Oriental Republic of Uruguay. Government. coat, by Carmelo de Arzadun. RecdÐOctober 4, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$3000. Archives For- eign. First Lady ...... (1) Two 4″ tall six-sided pots, $40. His Excellency Jacques Chirac, Non-acceptance would cause em- (2) Two 2″ tall six-sided cache President of the French Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. pots, $20. (3) 5″ tall x 10″ di- lic. Government. ameter red metal bowl with gold trim, $20. (4) 8″ tall x 13″ di- ameter wooden box covered with blue and multicolored cot- ton fabric, $10. RecdÐFebruary 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$90. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 73″ x 18″ grey silk and rayon His Excellency Bertie Ahern, Non-acceptance would cause em- scarf with a striped and floral Prime Minister of Ireland. barrassment to donor and U.S. pattern. RecdÐMarch 17, 1999. Government. Est. ValueÐ$245. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 2″ x 3″ 18 kt. gold florentine scar- General Selmy Selim, President Non-acceptance would cause em- ab pendant with blue inlay ac- of Supreme Council, Egypt. barrassment to donor and U.S. cents. RecdÐMarch 24, 1999. Government. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Archives Foreign.
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25″ tall cream Egyptian alabaster vase inlaid with turquoise, lapis, and limestone banding. RecdÐ March 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1200. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 39″ diameter mosaic that depicts The Honorable Muhammid El Non-acceptance would cause em- a man wearing a fruit and leaf Hashim Guedria, Governor of barrassment to donor and U.S. crown, with a 7″ wide border Mahidia, The Republic of Tuni- Government. that depicts fruit and leaves. sia. RecdÐMarch 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2500. Archives For- eign. First Lady ...... 26″ coral graduated bead neck- Mrs. Leila Ben Ali, Office of the Non-acceptance would cause em- lace with a 7″ matching bracelet President of the Republic of Tu- barrassment to donor and U.S. and 2″ tear-drop clip-on nisia. Government. earrings. RecdÐMarch 31, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1500. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 48″ square red and white silk Her- His Excellency Jacques Chirac, Non-acceptance would cause em- mes scarf, permanently creased President of the French Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. accordion style. RecdÐApril 23, lic. Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$175. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 25″ x 32″ gilt floral framed and His Excellency Eduard Non-acceptance would cause em- matted cotton pastel drawing Shevardnadze, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. that is predominantly pink, Georgia. Government. white, blue, yellow, and black and depicts a woman walking away from a man; titled ``Street Scene in Rome'', by Zurab NizRaradze. RecdÐApril 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$400. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 12″ x 8″ white Herend porcelain His Excellency Viktor Orban, The Non-acceptance would cause em- serving bowl bordered in mint Prime Minister of the Republic barrassment to donor and U.S. green and gold with yellow and of Hungary and Mrs. Orban. Government. green flowers and butterfly motif. RecdÐMay 3, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$450. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... (1) 80″ x 20″ orange silk shawl His Excellency Abdul Kareem Non-acceptance would cause em- with red and gold embroidered Kabariti, The Chief of the Royal barrassment to donor and U.S. paisley design and orange Court and Mrs. Kabariti, Government. tassles on both ends, $400, (2) Amman, Jordan. 54″ long purple silk dress with purple and gold embroidered flowers and multicolored appli- que on the sleeves, neck, and sides, $600. RecdÐMay 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... (1) 12″ x 7″ white Herend por- His Excellency Arpad Goncz, The Non-acceptance would cause em- celain urn with gilt trim, pink President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. and green flowers and butterfly Hungary and Mrs. Goncz. Government. motif, and matching lid with yel- low rose finial, $1400. (2) 22″ x 11″ green velour table runner with gold trim and a 5″ diameter needle-pointed rose in the cen- ter, $100. RecdÐJune 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1500. Archives Foreign.
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First Lady ...... (1) 26″ x 9″ x 9″ carved red Mrs. Marguerite Kerekou, First Non-acceptance would cause em- wooden statue depicting a Lady of Benin. barrassment to donor and U.S. woman carrying a baby in her Government. arms and a bowl of fruit on her head, $475. (2) 20″ silver bead- ed necklace with amber stones, $40. (3) 25″ necklace with rust color seed beads, $65. (3) 9″ ir- regularly shaped box covered in pink leather, $10. (4) 6′ square cotton/linen blend blanket with white stitching, $75. RecdÐ June 11, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $665. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 34″ tall silver-plated samovar with Maitre Mohamed Debbagh, Presi- Non-acceptance would cause em- black wood finial lid, two wood dent of the Municipal Council barrassment to donor and U.S. side handles, and floral relief. Fez, Morocco. Government. RecdÐJune 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1300. Archives For- eign. First Lady ...... (1) 30″ ornate gold and silver The Honorable Leoluca Orlando, Non-acceptance would cause em- vermeil belt with an ornate Mayor of Palermo, Italy. barrassment to donor and U.S. buckle depicting St. George Government. and the Dragon, $1200. (2) 10″ tall silver pitcher with large spout, pedestal base, and curled handle, $1200. RecdÐ June 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $2400. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 2″ silver brooch with an oval His Excellency Ljubco Non-acceptance would cause em- mother-of-pearl center. RecdÐ Georgievski, The Prime Minister barrassment to donor and U.S. June 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ of the Former Yugoslav Repub- Government. $135. Archives Foreign. lic of Macedonia and Mrs. Georgievska. First Lady ...... Two 14″ x 12″ 18 kt. gold and His Majesty Mohamed VI, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- platinum picture frames with fili- Morocco. barrassment to donor and U.S. gree motif and set with ame- Government. thyst, topaz, garnet, jade, and acquamarine stones. Each hold an 8″ x 10″ photograph. One photograph is of the First Lady and the former King of Mo- rocco. The other is of the former King of Morocco, the First Lady, and Chelsea Clinton walking. Both are inscribed by the former King. RecdÐSep- tember 7, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $15000. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 21″ Benin gilt bronze head of a Mrs. Stella Obasanjo, First Lady Non-acceptance would cause em- woman with rings around her of the Federal Republic of Nige- barrassment to donor and U.S. neck, on a 4″ green stand. ria. Government. RecdÐSeptember 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... (1) 19.5″ silver square link neck- His Excellency Bronislaw Non-acceptance would cause em- lace with yellow amber stones. Geremek, Minister of Foreign barrassment to donor and U.S. (2) 3¤4″ silver square shaped Affairs of the Republic of Po- Government. earrings with yellow amber land. stones. (3) 8″ silver square link bracelet with yellow amber stones. RecdÐOctober 6, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$350. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Lady ...... (1) 5″ bronze statue of a man on His Excellency Aleksander Non-acceptance would cause em- a 1.5″ black marble stand, by Kwasniewski, President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. Zofia Wolslka, $3000. (2) Silver Republic of Poland. Government. medallion depicting the profile of Fryderyk Chopin and his sig- nature, $35. (3) Compact disc. ``Chopin Year 1999,'' $15. (4) Hardcover book. ``Spotkania z Chopinem,'' by Edward Hartwig, $45. RecdÐOctober 6, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3095. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... (1) Hardcover book. ``Slovensko v His Excellency Rudolf Schuster, Non-acceptance would cause em- Obrazoch,'' by Remedium, $50. The President of the Slovak barrassment to donor and U.S. (2) Hardcover book. ``Slovakia,'' Republic and Mrs. Schusterova. Government. compiled by Eugen Lazistan, $25. (3) Silver medallion that depicts a castle and reads ``Prezidentsky Palac v Bratislve,'' $35. (4) 3″ antique pottery oil lamp, $75. (5) 4″ an- tique pottery jug, $100. (6) 3″ antique pottery oil lamp, $75. Items 4±6 are contained on an 11″ x 6″ wooden stand with a gold-tone plaque that reads ``Roman Period 63 B.C.E. 330 C.E'' with a plastic lid. (7) 24″ x 24″ handwoven cream colored fiber wall hanging with floral de- sign in a gold-tone wooden loom, $150. (8) 27″ x 20″ brightly colored oil painting on canvas that depicts a farm scene with people working, $350. (9) Blue glass tea set with hand-painted pink, yellow, and blue flowers and 24 kt. gold accents. Set includes a teapot, cream pitcher, sugar dish, six teacups, and six sau- cers, $600. RecdÐOctober 6, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1460. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady ...... 4″ blue, gold, white, orange, and His Excellency Olafur Ragnar Non-acceptance would cause em- yellow kelandic glass figure on Grimsson, President of the Re- barrassment to donor and U.S. a 3″ clear glass stand that public of Iceland. Government. reads ``Forseti Islands.'' RecdÐ October 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $300. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 10″ cut crystal table Valaska Bela His Excellency Eduard Kukan, Non-acceptance would cause em- basket with a snowflake motif. Minister of Foreign Affairs of barrassment to donor and U.S. RecdÐOctober 9, 1999. Est. the Slovak Republic. Government. ValueÐ$300. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... Black onyx bead necklace with a Her Excellency Mireya Moscoso, Non-acceptance would cause em- pendant of four 14 kt. gold President of the Republic of barrassment to donor and U.S. frogs and a pair of matching Panama. Government. earrings. RecdÐOctober 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Lady ...... Two ornate brass lamps, 58″ in His Majesty Mohamed VI, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- height and 27″ in diameter. Morocco. barrassment to donor and U.S. Lamps have rectangular glass Government. panels with hinge doors that open and have eight sockets in- side, on a brass stand. Lamps are an arabesque, traditional Middle Eastern pattern. RecdÐ October 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $6000. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... (1) 18 kt. white gold and diamond Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- 16″ necklace with center pend- and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. ant of seven diamonds, $8500. Jordan. Government. (2) Pair of open-work 18 kt. white gold and diamond clip-on earrings, $1200. RecdÐNo- vember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $9700. Archives Foreign. (1) 13″ x 13″ x 2″ beige ceramic dish with four trees etched in the center in a darker beige tone, $150. (2) 16″ x 12″ red leather book of photographs commemorating the First Lady's visit to Jordan, $225. (3) 76″ x 48″ cream colored woven rug with three brown, green, and gold trees and cream colored fringe at each end, $675. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1050. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 80″ x 36″ blue, red, green, black, The Honorable Ertugrul Non-acceptance would cause em- and white patterned handwoven Dokuzoglu, Governor of the barrassment to donor and U.S. Turkish rug with cream colored Province of Antalya, Turkey. Government. fringe. RecdÐNovember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$600. Ar- chives Foreign. 40″ x 17″ cream colored silk table runner with blue, pink, gold, and green floral embroidery on the ends and silver sequins along the edges. RecdÐNo- vember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $75. Archives Foreign. First Lady ...... 10′′ white, blue, and gold-tone The Honorable Bekir Kumbul, Non-acceptance would cause em- porcelain urn with silver over- Mayor of Antalya, Turkey. barrassment to donor and U.S. lay, hearts, and jewelled insets. Government. RecdÐNovember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$850. Archives Foreign.
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First Lady ...... Six Coroc Studio purses. (1) 7″ x His Excellency Abdelsam Jaidi, Non-acceptance would cause em- 13″ purple alligator pattern vel- Consul General of the Kingdom barrassment to donor and U.S. vet handbag with two purple of Morocco. Government. leather handles, $125. (2) 10″ x 12″ black leather shoulder bag with three divided compart- ments and two shoulder straps, $300. (3) 8″ x 14″ metallic grey leather purse with two shoulder straps and snap closure, $225. (4) 11″ x 12″ metallic blue handbag with two clear plastic handles, $250. (5) 12″ x 14″ soft brown alligator pattern leather drawstring shoulder bag, with one strap and silver accents, $200. (6) 6″ x 10″ red alligator pattern velvet handbag, with a front spin clasp and matching adjustable strap, $150. RecdÐNovember 24, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1250. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For the First Lady: (1) Paperback. Mrs. Suzanne Mubarak, Ittihadiya Non-acceptance would cause em- ``Silent Images: Women in Palace, Egypt. barrassment to donor and U.S. Pharaonic Egypt,'' by Zahi Government. Hawass, $10. (2) 49″ x 39″ multicolored wool rug that de- picts an Egyptian market with four men trading pottery, $350. For Chelsea Clinton: 2″ x .5″ silver brooch that depicts a pueblo style house and wheel, set with turquoise and ame- thyst, $150. RecdÐMarch 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$510. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Lady and Chelsea...... For the First Lady: Set of blue Her Excellency Faiza Kefi, Min- Non-acceptance would cause em- glass containers with silver fili- ister of Environment and Land barrassment to donor and U.S. gree accents. (1) 5″ x 8″ round Development of the Republic of Government. chalice with silver filigree base, Tunisia. $100. (2) 8″ round container with silver filigree top, $100. (3) 13″ x 7″ vase with silver filigree top, $150. (4) 13″ x 4″ oil lamp with silver filigree, $125. (5) 13″ x 3″ decorative oil lamp with sil- ver filigree handle, $125. (6) 3″ x 2″ amphora-shaped black, blue, and yellow glass vessel, $25. (7) 5″ x 4″ silver plaque that reads ``Presented to Mrs. Hillary Clinton By The Town Hall of Ariana Tunisia,'' $75. (8) Black carved rose on a silver stem with silver leaves, $150. (9) 22″ x 60″ orange scarf with foil stitching, $50. For Chelsea Clinton: Set of blue glass items with silver filigree accents. (1) 7″ x 2″ pair of slippers with sil- ver fish motif on the toe, heal, and strap, $200. (2) Four blue and black painted pottery beads, each smaller than an inch, $40. (3) 4″ x 5″ silver plaque that reads ``Presented to Ms. Chelsea Clinton By The Town Hall of Ariana Tunisia,'' $75. (4) 5″ x 3″ cylinder con- tainer with silver top, $100. RecdÐMarch 25, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1315. Archives For- eign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For the First Lady: Two black ce- His Excellency Zine El-Abidine Non-acceptance would cause em- ramic bottles with swirl wirework Ben Ali, The President of the barrassment to donor and U.S. motif silver finials, and silver Republic of Tunisia and Mrs. Government. pedestal base. One is wide and Ben Ali. 9″ tall, the other is thin and 17″ tall, $800. For Chelsea Clinton: 13″ x 9″ silver filigree two-sided oval dressing mirror on two col- umn supports with covered jar on base, mounted on four feet, $650. RecdÐMarch 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1450. Archives Foreign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For the First Lady: (1) 12″ x 6″ x The Honorable Moulay Mustapha Non-acceptance would cause em- 5″ wood lockable jewelry box Ait Mauma, Governor of barrassment to donor and U.S. with raised hinged lid, $200. (2) Errachidia, Morocco. Government. 26″ irregular amber bead neck- lace. Salmon colored stone beads on metal loops separate some beads, $100. For Chel- sea Clinton: (1) 10″ x 6″ x 4″ wooden jewelry box, $100. (2) 28″ link necklace of round me- dallions connected by silver rings with red and blue bead accents, $100. RecdÐMarch 31, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Lady and Chelsea...... (1) Gold-tone leather purse with His Majesty Hassan II, King of Non-acceptance would cause em- two strap handles, $200. (2) Morocco. barrassment to donor and U.S. Dark green silk caftan with Government. green embroidery on the sleeves and collar, $300. (3) Black velvet caftan with gold- tone braiding at collar and shoulders, $300. (4) Two velvet capes, one blue/grey and one light blue, each with a hood lined with a gold-tone braid trim and tassels, $600. (5) Blue, green, yellow, and gold-tone silk caftan with gold-tone, blue, and green brocade down the center and matching sheer silk liner, $400. (6) Red and gold- tone polka-dot silk caftan with gold-tone and red brocade braid down the center and matching sheer silk liner, $350. (7) Two gold-tone brocade belts, $150. RecdÐApril 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$2300. Ar- chives Foreign.
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(1) Three layered green organza and silk caftans with gold-tone embroidery, $350. (2) Silver- tone leather purse, $150. (3) 18 kt. gold overlay, silver, and green enamel horn-shaped evening purse with gold chain. Lid is set with 64 diamonds, and below the lid are seven garnets. Inside lid is a mirror surrounded by four more gar- nets, $20000. (4) Two 60″ x 60″ velvet blankets. One is red with gold-tone and red fringe. The other is blue with blue and gold-tone fringe tassels, and braid, $500. (5) Maroon velvet hooded cape with a gold-tone braid trim and tassels, $300. (6) Blue silk polka-dot caftan with blue, black, and gold-tone cen- ter brocade braid, $500. (7) Green and white floral silk caf- tan with green white, and gold- tone center brocade, $500. (8) Grey, silver-tone, and black dia- mond patterned silk caftan with gold-tone and silver-tone center brocade, $350. (9) Green sheer silk with a gold-tone, purple, white, and yellow floral design, with white, green and gold-tone braid accents, $350. (10) Sky blue silk satin caftan with white floral motif with blue, white and gold-tone center brocade, $350. Items 6±10 each have matching silk liners. (11) Blue and silver- tone silk caftan with silver-tone sequins and a blue, grey and gold-tone center brocade, $300. (12) Blue, white, and black silk caftan with silver-tone bars and blue, grey, and gold-tone bro- cade accents, $350. (13) Two brown leather suitcases, $700. (14) Four gold-tone brocade belts, $300. RecdÐApril 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$25000. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... (1) Large fabric-covered book. His Excellency Abderrahmane Non-acceptance would cause em- ``The Splendour of Islamic Cal- Youssoufi, Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. ligraphy,'' by Abdelkebir Khatibi, Morocco. Government. $60. (2) Large hardcover book. ``The Hassan II Mosque,'' Mo- hammed-Allal Sinaceur, $60. (3) 11″ x 4″ x 7″ burlwood jew- elry box with locking lid and two sectional interior, $250. (4) 6″ tall x 4.5″ diameter amber ves- sel with pointed lid. Both parts are decorated with silver accent overlays, $300. RecdÐApril 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$670. Ar- chives Foreign.
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First Lady and Chelsea ...... For the First Lady: Gold brooch in His Excellency Ehud Barak, The Non-acceptance would cause em- the shape of four tulips, $250. Prime Minister of Israel and barrassment to donor and U.S. For Chelsea Clinton: 4″ swan- Mrs. Barak. Government. like turquoise stone paper- weight that is also a letter opener, $50. RecdÐJuly 16, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300. Ar- chives Foreign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For Chelsea Clinton: 15.5″ blue Mrs. Nava Barak, Israel ...... Non-acceptance would cause em- topaz beaded necklace with a barrassment to donor and U.S. 22kt. gold double floral clasp, Government. $450. For the First Lady: (1) 16″ cut carnelian beaded triple strand necklace with a 22kt. gold clasp, $450. (2) .5″ 22 kt. gold and cabochon carnelian circular earrings, $300. RecdÐ November 9, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1200. Archives For- eign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For Chelsea Clinton: Steel Sector Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- watch with a black face and a and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. gold-tone crown on the face, Jordan. Government. $150. For the First Lady: 7″ sil- ver and gold camel with a silver and gold military figure riding the camel that sits on a 1.5″ marble stand, $4500. RecdÐ November 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$4650. Archives For- eign. First Lady and Chelsea ...... For the First Lady: (1) 2″ 18 kt. The Honorable Istemihan Talay, Non-acceptance would cause em- gold brooch in the shape of a The Minister of Culture, Repub- barrassment to donor and U.S. half man, half bird, $400. (2) lic of Turkey and Mrs. Talay. Government. 34″ x 34″ blue, white, yellow, and red Vakko silk scarf with a floral and striped pattern, $65. For Chelsea Clinton: (1) 16″ sil- ver link necklace with a flower pendant, $175. (2) 25″ x 25″ blue, green, yellow, and white Vakko silk scarf with an astro- logical sign pattern, $50. RecdÐNovember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$690. Archives Foreign. President and Chelsea ...... For the President (1) Black cot- The Right Honorable Jenny Ship- Non-acceptance would cause em- ton/poly rugby jersey that reads ley, P.C., The Prime Minister of barrassment to donor and U.S. ``New Zealand All Blacks,'' $50. New Zealand and Mr. Shipley. Government. (2) 18″ tapered black and char- treuse art-glass vase, $140. For Chelsea Clinton: (1) Four com- pact discs. ``Te Papa Suite'' performed and recorded by Gareth Farr and the New Zea- land Symphony Orchestra, ``Stellar,'' by Tom Bailey and Stellar, ``The Best of Crowded House,'' by Crowded House, and ``The Mutton Birds,'' by the Mutton Birds, $60. (2) Small black cotton/poly rugby jersey that reads ``New Zealand all Blacks,'' $50. RecdÐSep- tember 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $300. Archives Foreign.
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Chelsea ...... Black brushed fabric cape with Mrs. Leila Ben Ali, Office of the Non-acceptance would cause em- hood that has silver embroi- President of the Republic of Tu- barrassment to donor and U.S. dery. RecdÐMarch 27, 1999. nisia. Government. Est. ValueÐ$300. Archives Foreign. Chelsea ...... 7″ long x .5″ wide yellow and Their Majesties King Abdullah II Non-acceptance would cause em- white gold and diamond brace- and Queen Rania al Abdullah, barrassment to donor and U.S. let. RecdÐNovember 17, 1999. Jordan. Government. Est. ValueÐ$2500. Archives Foreign. Chelsea ...... (1) Gold-tone scarf ring in the The Honorable Bekir Kumbul, Non-acceptance would cause em- shape of a flower with a pearl in Mayor of Antalya, Turkey. barrassment to donor and U.S. the center, $10. (2) 60″ x 23″ Government. orange, yellow, red, blue, and tan Vakko silk scarf with Arabic motif, $90. RecdÐNovember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$100. Ar- chives Foreign. Carlos E. Pascual, Director, NSC Three gold coins: 200 som, 20 His Excellency Abdulazziz Non-acceptance would cause em- Russia/Ukraine/Eurasian Affairs. som, and 1 som in a green vel- Kamilov, Minister of Foreign Af- barrassment to donor and U.S. vet box. RecdÐMarch 17, fairs of the Republic of Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$1000. Gen- Uzbekistan. eral Services Administration. Samuel Berger, Assistant to the 6″ diameter silver dish with gold His Excellency George Non-acceptance would cause em- President for National Security plated medallion in the center. Papandreou, Minister of For- barrassment to donor and U.S. Affairs. RecdÐMay 27, 1999. Est. eign Affairs of the Hellenic Re- Government. ValueÐ$350. General Services public. Administration. Samuel Berger, Assistant to the Silver crossed filigree desk set His Excellency Yusuf bin Alawi Non-acceptance would cause em- President for National Security that includes a sword letter Bin Abdullah, The Minister Re- barrassment to donor and U.S. Affairs. opener, a dagger and a small sponsible for Foreign Affairs of Government. brass camel, on an oval wood the Sultanate of Oman. base. RecdÐJune 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500. General Services Administration. Samuel Berger, Assistant to the 8″ x 8″ silver compote with The Honorable A. Non-acceptance would cause em- President for National Security vermeil lining and six dolphin Tsohatzopoulos, Minister of Na- barrassment to donor and U.S. Affairs. fish on the scalloped rim and tional Defense, Hellenic Repub- Government. three on the pedestal base. lic. RecdÐSeptember 23, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$950. General Services Administration. Samuel Berger, Assistant to the (1) Three 29″ diameter leather The Honorable Aliyu Non-acceptance would cause em- President for National Security embroidered pillow covers, Mohammadd, Nigerian National barrassment to donor and U.S. Affairs. $300 each. (2) 100″ diameter Security Advisor. Government. leather embroidered rug to match the pillow covers, $2100. RecdÐOctober 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3000. General Serv- ices Administration. Sean P. Maloney, Assistant to the 6″ round silver dish with gold plat- His Excellency Constantinos Non-acceptance would cause em- President and Staff Secretary. ed sterling medallion. RecdÐ Stephanopoulos, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. December 1, 1999. Est. the Hellenic Republic. Government. ValueÐ$350. General Services Administration. James. B. Steinberg, Deputy As- 6″ round silver dish with gold plat- His Excellency Constantinos Non-acceptance would cause em- sistant to the President for Na- ed sterling medallion. RecdÐ Stephanopoulos, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. tional Security Affairs. December 3, 1999. Est. the Hellenic Republic. Government. ValueÐ$350. General Services Administration. Jennifer Palmieri, Special Assistant 6″ round silver dish with gold plat- His Excellency Constantinos Non-acceptance would cause em- to the Chief of Staff. ed sterling medallion. RecdÐ Stephanopoulos, President of barrassment to donor and U.S. December 10, 1999. Est. the Hellenic Republic. Government. ValueÐ$350. General Services Administration.
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Anderson, J. Brady ...... Three gold coins in a brown leath- President Milo Djukanovic of the Gift was from a high level foreign er case. RecdÐNovember 23, Republic of Montenegro. dignitary and was accepted to 1999. Est. ValueÐ$540.00. In further government. the Administration awaiting dis- position.
Air Force
Gamble, Patrick (General)ÐCom- Two Koji pottery dragons. RecdÐ General Chen, Chaeo-Min, Tai- Non-acceptance would have mander, Pacific Air Forces, November 18, 1999. Est. wan Air Force. caused embarrassment to Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. ValueÐ$590.00 (aggregately). donor and United States Gov- Retained for official display at ernment. Headquarters Pacific Air Forces, Hickam Air Force Base. Ryan, Jane Mrs.Ðwife of Chief of 18-karat gold Kartouche. RecdÐ Air Marshal Ahmed Shafik, Egyp- Non-acceptance would have Staff, USAF, Washington, DC. June 21, 1999. Est. ValueÐ tian Air Force. caused embarrassment to $200.00. Retained for official donor and United States Gov- display at Air House (official ernment. residence of Chief of Staff, USAF). Ryan, Michael (General)ÐChief of Sterling Silver Chilean matte cup. General Fernando Rojas, Chief of Non-acceptance would have Staff, USAF, Washington, DC. RecdÐNovember 2, 1998. Est. Staff Chilean Air Force. caused embarrassment to the ValueÐ$325.00. Retained for donor and U.S. Government. official display at Air House (of- ficial residence of Chief of Staff, USAF). Ryan, Michael (General)ÐChief of Marble aircraft statue. RecdÐNo- General Fernando Rojas, Chief of Non-acceptance would have Staff, USAF, Washington, DC. vember 2, 1998. Est. ValueÐ Staff, Chilean Air Force. caused embarrassment to $100.00. Retained for official donor and United States Gov- display at Air House (official ernment. residence of Chief of Staff, USAF). Taylor, Francis X. (Brigadier Gen- Watercolor print. RecdÐJune 22, Superintendent General Yum Joe Non-acceptance would have eral)ÐCommander, Head- 1998. Est. ValueÐ$1,500.00. Lee, Attache, Embassy of the caused embarrassment to the quarters Air Force, Office of On official display at Head- Republic of Korea, Washington, donor and the United States Special. quarters Air Force Office of DC. Government. Special Investigations, Bolling Air Force Base, DC. Taylor, Francis X. (Brigadier Gen- Watercolor print. RecdÐJune 22, Superintendent General Yum Joe, Non-acceptance would have eral)ÐCommander, Head- 1998. Est. ValueÐ$1,500.00. Attache, Embassy of the Re- caused embarrassment to the quarters Air Force, Office of On official display at Head- public of Korea, Washington, donor and the United States Special. quarters Air Force Office of DC. Government. Special Investigations, Bolling Air Force Base, DC. Weston, Craig P. (Brigadier Gen- Tissot gold-tone wristwatch Col. Sultan Bin Farhan Al-Milhin, Non-acceptance would have eral)ÐAir Force Program Execu- modelÐ#T49.5.481.32. RecdÐ Royal Saudi Air Force Peace caused embarrassment to the tive Officer, Command and Con- February 14, 1999. Est. Shield Project Officer. donor and the United States trol,. ValueÐ$275.00. Turned in to Government. GSA, October 6, 1999.
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Sys
Greenspan, AlanÐChairman ...... Pen and ink print, ``Fragment III'' Hakuo Yanagisawa, Chairman of To have refused would have by Noriko Yanagisawa. RecdÐ the Japanese Financial Recon- caused offense or embarrass- Sept. 7, 1999. Est. ValueÐ struction Committee. ment. $500.00. Retained for display.
Central Intelligence Agency
An Agency Employee...... 750 (18K) yellow gold circular 5 U.S.C. 7343(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have braided necklace and matching caused embarrassment to bracelet, modern. (2 oz) donor and U.S. Government. RecdÐJune 10, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500.00. To be retained for official display.
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Gordon, John A.ÐDeputy Director Embossed silver mounted gilt 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have of Central Intelligence. tooled black leatherette sta- caused embarrassment to tionary stand, modern, rectan- donor and U.S. Governments. gular form with hinged writing leaf opening to view a remov- able folio cover, beneath two hinged boxes centering a letter rack, each mounted with em- bossed floral silver panels. 22 x 181¤2 inches. RecdÐNovember 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. To be retained for official dis- play. Gordon, John A.ÐDeputy Director Geometric piece and applied blue 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have of Central Intelligence. and beige leather round rug caused embarrassment to and three round pillows, mod- donor and U.S. Government. ern with muslin backing, worked in a radiating geometric pattern with stylized flowers in white, red, green and blue on alter- nating beige and blue grounds. (approx. 10 feet) RecdÐNo- vember 11, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $500.00 To be retained for offi- cial display. Gordon, John A.ÐDeputy Director Geometric pieced and applied 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have of Central Intelligence. beige and lavender leather caused embarrassment to round rug and three round pil- donor and U.S. Government. lows, modern, en suite with number 99±072. (approx. 10 feet) RecdÐNovember 10, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500.00. To be retained for official display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Mother-of-pearl Bible box, mod- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. ern, with a hinged top set with caused embarrassment to nativity scene, enclosing Holy donor and U.S. Government. Bible, Old and New Testament, published Collins' Clear Type Press, London and New York, with mother-of-pearl binding. 31¤4 x 93¤4 inches. RecdÐOcto- ber 29, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $300.00. To be retained for offi- cial display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Cut glass tall vase, modern, 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. mounted on walnut plinth, in- caused embarrassment to scribed on lip 34cm Vaza donor and U.S. Government. Anfoka 1987. 133¤4 inches. RecdÐOctober 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. To be retained for official display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Brass mounted chagrin com- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. memorative dagger and parade caused embarrassment to hat, modern, from the Third donor and U.S. Government. Lancers, 1815±1831. RecdÐ September 27, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. To be retained for official display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- 24 Karat textured gold `loop and 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. star' necklace, modern, marked caused embarrassment to 9999. RecdÐDecember 2, donor and U.S. Government. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. To be retained for official display.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Silver gilt group of a horned ani- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. mal beneath a palm tree, mod- caused embarrassment to ern. 7 inches. RecdÐNovember donor and U.S. Government. 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. To be retained for official dis- play. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Mother-of-pearl Diorama of Nativ- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. ity and The Last Supper, mod- caused embarrassment to ern. Each with applied plaque donor and U.S. Government. (17 x 23 x 21¤2 inches). RecdÐ October 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $500.00. To be retained for offi- cial display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Commemorative six-piece coin 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. set, 1993, consisting of: 3 gold caused embarrassment to coins and 3 silver coins, each donor and U.S. Government. with double-headed eagle and dates 1943±1993. RecdÐOcto- ber 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $300.00. To be retained for offi- cial display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Marquetry ebonized wood hex- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. agonal folding trestle-base caused embarrassment to table, modern, with scenes of donor and U.S. Government. early civilization. RecdÐOcto- ber 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $300.00. To be retained for offi- cial display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Engraved silver coffee pot, mod- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. ern, of typical form 141¤2 inches. caused embarrassment to RecdÐNovember 2, 1999. Est. donor and U.S. Government. ValueÐ$500.00. To be retained for official display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Herend six-piece desk set, Roth- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. schild Bird pattern #RO, mod- caused embarrassment to ern, consisting of: oblong tray, donor and U.S. Government. cup and undertray, footed small cup, seal and a covered box. RecdÐSeptember 28, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500.00. To be re- tained for official display. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Daum amber pat-de-verre glass 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. figure of a standing woman, caused embarrassment to modern, inscribed Daum/ donor and U.S. Government. France. 10 inches. RecdÐMay 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$500.00. To be retained for official dis- play. Tenet, George J.ÐDirector of Cen- Contemporary silver and speci- 5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ...... Non-acceptance would have tral Intelligence. men amethyst and rock crystal caused embarrassment to bust of a Horse, modeled by donor and U.S. Government. Laido, modern, mounted on mottled black marble oval base. 17 inches. RecdÐOctober 29, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$750.00. To be retained for official display.
Commerce
Daley, William M.ÐSecretary of Mother of Pearl replica of ``The Mr. Yasser Arafat, Chairman, Pal- Non-acceptance would have Commerce. Manger Scene/Bethlehem estinian Liberation Organization. caused embarrassment to 2000''. RecdÐOctober 11, donor and United States Gov- 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800.00. ernment. Commerce for disposition. Daley, William M.ÐSecretary of 14″ x 16″ Framed Multicolored H.E. Osama Faqih, Minister of Non-acceptance would have Commerce. Mosaic Painting. RecdÐOcto- Commerce of Saudi Arabia/Ri- caused embarrassment to ber 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ yadh. donor and United States Gov- $275.00. Department of Com- ernment. merce for disposition.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Daley, William M.ÐSecretary of 8″ x 12″ Metal Sculptured Horse H.H. Sultan Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Non-acceptance would have Commerce. mounted on stone with quartz Deputy Prime Minister of the caused embarrassment to formations. RecdÐOctober 17, United Arab Emirates, Abu donor and United States Gov- 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800.00. De- Dhabi. ernment. partment of Commerce for dis- position.
Defense
Cohen, Mrs.ÐSpouse of Secretary Pearl Necklace Double Strand. Essa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, The Non-acceptance would have of Defense (William Cohen). RecdÐMarch 4, 1998. Est. Amir of the State of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$2,600.00. Reported to donor and U.S. Government. GSA on October 8, 1999. Cohen, Mrs.ÐSpouse of Secretary Lady's Rolex. RecdÐMarch 4, Essa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, The Non-acceptance would have of Defense (William Cohen). 1998. Est. ValueÐ$4,700.00. Amir of the State of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to Reported to GSA on October donor and U.S. Government. 14, 1999. Cohen, Mrs.ÐSpouse of Secretary Pearl Bracelet Double Strand in a Essa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, The Non-acceptance would have of Defense (William Cohen). Gold Band. RecdÐMarch 4, Amir of the State of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to 1998. Est. ValueÐ$720.00. Re- donor and U.S. Government. ported to GSA on October 14, 1999. Cohen, Mrs.ÐSpouse of Secretary Hand made Gold Bracelet with Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have of Defense (William Cohen). enameled Beetle. RecdÐMarch Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to 4, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$970.00. donor and U.S. Government. Reported to GSAÐOctober 8, 1999. Cohen, Mrs.ÐSpouse of Secretary Gold Egyptian Bracelet. RecdÐ Essa Bin Salman Al Khalifa, The Non-acceptance would have of Defense (William Cohen). December 24, 1998. Est. Amir of the State of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$600.00. Retained for donor and U.S. Government. Official Display. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Head cast metal, on white marble Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have Defense. block. RecdÐJanuary 8, 1999. caused embarrassment to Est. ValueÐ$1,200.00. Re- donor and U.S. Government. turned for Official Display. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Man's Wristwatch, Rolex. RecdÐ Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have Defense. January 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to $2,120.00. Retained for Official donor and U.S. Government. Display. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Hand made Silk Carpet (Floral Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have Defense. Design). RecdÐMarch 8, 1998. Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to Est. ValueÐ$650.00. Reported donor and U.S. Government. to GSA on October 8, 1999. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Lady's Wristwatch Rolex. RecdÐ Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have Defense. January 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to $1,680.00. Retained for Official donor and U.S. Government. Display. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Handmade Silk Carpet (Floral De- Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have Defense. sign). RecdÐMarch 8, 1998. Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to Est. ValueÐ$700.00. Reported donor and U.S. Government. to GSA on October 8, 1999. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Wristwatch Rolex. RecdÐUn- Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have Defense. known. Est. ValueÐ$5,220.00. caused embarrassment to Retained for Official Display. donor and U.S. Government. Cohen, William S.ÐSecretary of Jewelry/Writing Set. RecdÐJanu- Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have Defense. ary 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to $4,895.00. Retained for Official donor and U.S. Government. Display. Kramer, Franklin D.ÐASD for ISA Gold Cherub Key Chain. RecdÐ Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have May 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to $290.00 Reported to GSA on donor and U.S. Government. October 8, 1999. Kramer, Franklin D.ÐASD for ISA Three Blue Leather Mats and Gen. Abdulsalami A. Abubakar, Non-acceptance would have 23x27 small throw rug. RecdÐ Head of State of the Republic caused embarrassment to May 18, 1999. Est. ValueÐ of Nigeria. donor and U.S. Government. $280.00. Retained for Official Display.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Kramer, Franklin D.ÐASD for ISA Beige Rug (53x37). RecdÐMarch Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$600.00. Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to Reported to GSA on October 8, donor and U.S. Government. 1999. Kramer, Franklin D.ÐASD for ISA Silver Lamp. RecdÐMarch 13, Lt. Gen. Magdy Hatata, Chief of Non-acceptance would have 1999. Est. ValueÐ$480.00. Re- Staff, Egyptian Armed Forces. caused embarrassment to ported to GSA on October 8, donor and U.S. Government. 1999. Kramer, Mrs.ÐSpouse of ASD for 20″ Gold Kartouche Necklace. Field Marshal Hussein Tantawy, Non-acceptance would have ISA. RecdÐMay 17, 1999. Est. Minister of Defense (Egypt). caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$365.00. Reported to donor and U.S. Government. GSA on October 8, 1999. Kramer, Mrs.ÐSpouse of ASD for Egyptian Bracelet. RecdÐMarch Wife of Field Marshal Hussein Non-acceptance would have ISA. 13, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$830.00. Tantawy, Minister of Defense caused embarrassment to Reported to GSA on October (Egypt). donor and U.S. Government. 14, 1999. Ralston, Joseph W.ÐGeneral, Chalice with decorative stones. General Lieutenant David Non-acceptance would have USAF Vice Chairman of the RecdÐDecember 10, 1998. Tevzadze, Minister of Defense, caused embarrassment to Joint Chiefs of Staff. Est. ValueÐ$400.00. Reported Republic of Georgia. donor and U.S. Government. to GSA on October 12, 1999. Romanowski, Alina, ASD of De- Two Gold Bracelets. RecdÐDe- H.E. Shaykh Salim al-Sabah Al- Non-acceptance would have fense Near Eastern and South cember 3, 1998. Est. ValueÐ Salim Al Sahah, Minister of De- caused embarrassment to Asian Affairs, ISA. $1,960.00. Reported to GSA on fense. donor and U.S. Government. October 12, 1999. Sattler, John F.ÐBrigadier General Dunhill Watch. RecdÐMay 11, Lt. General Ali, Chief of Defense, Non-acceptance would have 1999. Est. ValueÐ$345.00. Re- Kuwait. caused embarrassment to ported to GSA on October 14, donor and U.S. Government. 1999. Shelton, Henry H.ÐGeneral, Joint Suit of Armor. RecdÐMarch 11, LTG Henryk Szumski ...... Non-acceptance would have of Chiefs of Staff. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$280.00. Re- caused embarrassment to tained for Official Display. donor and U.S. Government. Shelton, Mrs.ÐSpouse of General Concord ladies watch. RecdÐ General and Mrs. Al-Attayah, Non-acceptance would have Henry H. Shelton, Chairman of March 11, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Chief of Staff, Qatar Armed caused embarrassment to the Joints Chiefs of Staff. $950.00. Reported to GSA on Forces. donor and U.S. Government. October 6, 1999. Smith, Frederick C.ÐPASD for Globe. RecdÐSeptember 2, Sheikh Salman, Under Secretary Non-acceptance would have ISA. 1998. Est. ValueÐ$3500.00. of Defense Policy, Bahrain caused embarrassment to Reported to GSA on October MOD. donor and U.S. Government. 12, 1999. Tyrer, BobÐChief of Staff ...... Eterna Men's watch in a wood Essa Bin Salman al Khalifa, Amir Non-acceptance would have presentation box. RecdÐMarch of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to 4, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$2870.00. donor and U.S. Government. Reported to GSA on October 14, 1999. Unruh, BrianÐNear Eastern and Man's watchÐChristian Dior Ser# Col. Mohammed al-Sobaie, Mili- Non-acceptance would have South Asian Affairs. D71±100 AJ5787. RecdÐDe- tary Liaison Officer, Embassy of caused embarrassment to cember 23, 1998. Est. ValueÐ Kuwait. donor and U.S. Government. $380.00. Reported to GSA on October 14, 1999.
Justice
Carter, J.C.ÐAssistant Director In Gold Coin. RecdÐApril 1999. Est. Saudi Arabia Mabahith...... Courtesy gift received during Charge, Washington Field Office. ValueÐ$272.00. On display in meeting. Washington Field Office.
Marine Corps
Schneider, H. Jr. (Major)ÐU.S. Candino Swiss Watch. RecdÐ Col Ahem Al-Al-YatamaÐKuwait Non-acceptance would have Central Command. September 29, 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$462.00. Forwarded to donor & U.S. Government. GSA for disposition. Zinni, A.C. (General)ÐCINC, U.S. Egyptian Prayer Rug. RecdÐNo- Lt. Gen. HattataÐChief of Staff Non-acceptance would have Central Command. vember 1999. Est. ValueÐ (Egypt). caused embarrassment to $2500.00. Individual purchased. donor & U.S. Government.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Zinni, A.C. (General)ÐCINC, U.S. Sig Saul P228 9mm Combat Pis- Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have Central Command. tol. RecdÐDecember 15, 1998. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to Est. ValueÐ$1098.00. Indi- donor & U.S. Government. vidual purchased.
Navy
Cheney, Stephen A. (Bgen)ÐMa- Man's Eterna 18K Gold Watch. Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have rine Corps IG. RecdÐFebruary 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$7,500.00. Forwarded donor & U.S. Government. to GSA on July 16, 1999 for disposition. Danzig, RichardÐSecretary of the Woman's Rolex 18K Watch. Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have Navy. RecdÐFebruary 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$9000.00. Forwarded to donor & U.S. Government. GSA on July 16, 1999 for dis- position. Danzig, RichardÐSecretary of the Tiffany & Co. Brass Alarm Clock Sheikh Saud NasserÐKuwait Non-acceptance would have Navy. and Tiffany & Co. Sterling Sil- Minister of Oil. caused embarrassment to ver Gold Pen (given as one donor & U.S. Government. gift). RecdÐFebruary 15, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$700.00 & $250.00. Forwarded to GSA on July 16, 1999 for disposition. Danzig, RichardÐSecretary of the Man's Rolex 18K Watch. RecdÐ Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have Navy. February 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$14,000.00. Forwarded donor & U.S. Government. to GSA on July 16, 1999 for disposition. Danzig, RichardÐSecretary of the Two-strand Pearl Necklace. Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have Navy. RecdÐFebruary 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$9000.00. Forwarded to donor and U.S. Government. GSA on July 16, 1999 for dis- position. Stavridis, James (Captain)ÐExec- Man's Eterna 18K Gold Watch. Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have utive Assistant & Naval I/Aide to RecdÐFebruary 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to the Secretary of the Navy. ValueÐ$7,500.00. Forwarded donor and U.S. Government. to GSA on July 16, 1999 for disposition. Work, Robert (Colonel)ÐMilitary Man's Eterna 18K Gold Watch. Sheikh Isa bin Sulman Al- Non-acceptance would have Assistant & Marine Aide to the RecdÐFebruary 17, 1999. Est. KhalifaÐAmir of Bahrain. caused embarrassment to Secretary of the Navy. ValueÐ$7,500.00. Forwarded donor and U.S. Government. to GSA on July 16, 1999 for disposition.
Office of the Vice President
Mrs. Gore ...... Black silk evening bag with crystal Keizo Obuchi, Prime Minister of Non-acceptance would have beading decoration. RecdÐ Japan and Mrs. Obuchi. caused embarrassment to June 6, 1999. Est. ValueÐ donor and U.S. Government. $350.00. Archives. Mrs. Gore...... African masks in black frame. Mrs. Marguerite Midjo Keredou, c/ Non-acceptance would have RecdÐJune 6, 1999. Est. o Embassy of the Republic of caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$400.00. Archives. Benin. donor and U.S. Government. Mrs. Gore ...... Broach in 20±22 kt. Gold, design Mr. and Mrs. Vardis and Mariana Non-acceptance would have of the Cycladic period. RecdÐ Vardinoyannis, Athens. caused embarrassment to March 17, 1999. Est. ValueÐ donor and U.S. Government. $500.00. Archives. OVP Staff ...... Blue leather box with gold trimÐ Nursultan Nazabayez, President Non-acceptance would have inside is a silver box with a of the Republic of Kazakhstan. caused embarrassment to seal. RecdÐMay 3, 1999. Est. donor and U.S. Government. ValueÐ$2500.00. Archives. Vice President ...... 1. Statuette of Ukrainian figure. 2. Leonid Kuchma, President of Non-acceptance would have Miniature gold mace. 3. 1999 Ukraine. caused embarrassment to commemorative silver coin. 4. donor and U.S. Government. Glass Vase. RecdÐDecember 8, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$ over $250.00, awaiting appraisal. Of- fice of the Vice President.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Vice President...... Sculpture of calf by inuk artist. Prime Minister Jean Chretien, Non-acceptance would have RecdÐMay 3, 1999. Est. Prime Minister of Canada. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$1000.00. Archives. donor and U.S. Government. Vice President ...... Baseball autographed by Sammy Roberto B. Saladin Selin, Ambas- Non-acceptance would have Sosa. RecdÐDecember 12, sador of the Dominican Repub- caused embarrassment to 1999. Est. ValueÐ$ over lic, Washington, DC. donor and U.S. Government. $250.00 awaiting appraisal. Of- fice of the Vice President. Vice President and Mrs. Gore ...... Jewelry: gold pin for Mrs. Gore Mireya Moscoso, President of Re- Non-acceptance would have (reproduction of pre-Columbian public of Panama. caused embarrassment to artifact excavated in Panama), donor and U.S. Government. gold cufflinks for VP. RecdÐ October 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $650.00. Archives. Vice President and Mrs. Gore ...... Small carriage clock; Koran-sha Keizo Obuchi, Prime Minister of Non-acceptance would have white porcelain vase. RecdÐ Japan. caused embarrassment to June 6, 1999. Est. ValueÐ donor and U.S. Government. $350.00. Archives. Vice President and Mrs. Gore ...... Porcelain Jar. RecdÐDecember Yuriy Viktorovich Ushakov, Am- Non-acceptance would have 12, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$ over bassador Extraordinary and caused embarrassment to $250.00, awaiting appraisal. Of- Plenipotentiary of the Russian donor and U.S. Government. fice of the Vice President. Federation, Washington, DC.
Senate
Durbin, Richard JÐU.S. Senator ... Commemorative historical sword. Buzek, JerzyÐPrime Minister of Non-acceptance would have RecdÐApril 21, 1999. Est. Poland. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$260.00. Displayed in donor and U.S. Government. Senate Office, SR 364. Shelby, Richard C. and Annette Gems Painting. RecdÐSep- Maj. Gen. Ye Myint of Myanmar .. Non-acceptance would have Nevin ShelbyÐU.S. Senator and tember 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to Wife. $150.00. Deposited with Sec- donor and U.S. Government. retary of Senate. Shelby, Richard C. and Annette Nine-Gems Ring. RecdÐAugust Lt. Gen. And Mrs. Khin Myunt of Non-acceptance would have Nevin ShelbyÐU.S. Senator and 31, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. Myanmar. caused embarrassment to Wife. Deposited with Secretary of donor and the U.S. Senate. Shelby, Richard C. and Annette Silver Tea Set. RecdÐAugust 23, President B.J. Habibie of Indo- Non-acceptance would have Nevin ShelbyÐU.S. Senator and 1999. Est. ValueÐ$3,500.00. nesia. caused embarrassment to Wife. Deposited with Secretary of donor and the U.S. . Senate. Sisco, GaryÐSecretary of Senate Waterman Pen. RecdÐMay 8, Harold Romer, Deputy Secretary Non-acceptance would have 1999. Est. ValueÐ$300.00. De- General of the European Par- caused embarrassment to posited with Secretary of Sen- liament. donor and the U.S. ate.
State
Albright, Madeleine K.ÐSecretary Silver Brooch with stones. RecdÐ President WeizmanÐIsrael...... Non-acceptance would have of State. December 22, 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$350.00. Office of Pro- donor & U.S. Government. tocol for Disposition. Albright, Madeleine K.ÐSecretary Gold bracelet and necklace. Chairman Yasser Arafat (PLO) .... Non-acceptance would have of State. RecdÐDecember 8, 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$500.00. Office of Pro- donor & U.S. Government. tocol for Disposition. Albright, Madeleine K.ÐSecretary Gold Bracelet. RecdÐ1998. Est. Suha Arafat, First Lady (PLO) ...... Non-acceptance would have of State. ValueÐ$800.00 Office of Pro- caused embarrassment to tocol for disposition. donor & U.S. Government. Albright, Madeleine K.ÐSecretary Gold Chain. RecdÐSeptember Sheikh Hasina, Prime Minister Non-acceptance would have of State. 20, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$400.00. (Banglesh). caused embarrassment to Office of Protocol for disposition. donor & U.S. Government. Albright, MadeleineÐSecretary of Gold Necklace with diamonds. Chairman Yasser Arafat (PLO) .... Non-acceptance would have State. RecdÐOctober 22, 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$1500.00. Office of Pro- donor & U.S. Government. tocol for disposition.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Albright, MadeleineÐSecretary of 6″ Round Silver Box w/lid. RecdÐ Lamberto Dini, Foreign Minister Non-acceptance would have State. May 26, 1999. Est. ValueÐ (Italy). caused embarrassment to $500.00. Office of Protocol for donor & U.S. Government. disposition. Ambassador WifeÐLagos ...... One double strand pearl necklace Lagos Government...... Non-acceptance would have and matching earrings. RecdÐ caused embarrassment to July 1999. Est. ValueÐ donor & U.S. Government. $325.00. Delivered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. Bartels, CamilaÐPublic Affairs ...... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00 caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Brill, KennethÐAmbassador...... Painting (Animal Abstractions). Foreign GovernmentÐNicosia..... Non-acceptance would have RecdÐJuly 1, 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$460.00. Retained at donor & U.S. Government. Embassy for Official Display. Brill, KennethÐAmbassador...... Painting (Ghost Island). RecdÐ Foreign GovernmentÐNicosia..... Non-acceptance would have July 1, 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to $550.00. Retained at the Em- donor & U.S. Government. bassy for Official Display. Bujac, GregÐDiplomatic Security Eterna Watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. BurneiÐAdmin Consul ...... Revue, Thommen Watch. RecdÐ Burundian Royal Family Member Non-acceptance would have December 23, 1997. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$1,500.00. Office of donor & U.S. Government. Protocol for Disposition. BurneiÐAmbassador ...... Baume & Mercier Watch. RecdÐ Burundian Royal Family Member Non-acceptance would have December 23, 1997. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$3,500.00. Office of donor & U.S. Government. Protocol for Disposition. BurneiÐCharge ...... Tag Heuer Watch. RecdÐDecem- Burundian Royal Family Member Non-acceptance would have ber 23, 1997. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to $1500.00. Office of Protocol for donor & U.S. Government. Disposition. Burns, NickÐAmbassador ...... Black Leather bound Coin Collec- Wife of Ministry of Defense official Non-acceptance would have tion (``one Century of Greek caused embarrassment to Coins; 1880±1995''. RecdÐ donor & U.S. Government. April 19, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $1,677.00. Retained at the Em- bassy for Official Display. Burns, WilliamÐAmbassador ...... Motorola Cellular Telephone GSM Greek Official at the Thessaloniki Non-acceptance would have package with accessories. Trade Fair. cause embarrassment to donor RecdÐUnknown Est. ValueÐ & U.S. Government. $536.00. Retain at the Em- bassy for Official Use. Cook, Frances D.ÐMother of Am- Set of traditional Omani Tribal Ghassan Al Khalili ...... Non-acceptance would caused bassador for Muscat. Jewelry including necklace, embarrassment to donor & U.S. ring, bracelet and earring. Government. RecdÐLate 1996. Est. ValueÐ $700.00. Office of Protocol for disposition. Cook, Frances D.ÐMother of Am- Two traditional Gold Omani Almutasim Bin Hamoud Al Non-acceptance would have bassador for Muscrat. Bracelets. RecdÐDecember Busaidi, Minister of State and cause embarrassment to donor 26, 1997. Est. ValueÐ$600.00. Governor of Muscat. & U.S. Government. Office of Protocol for disposition. Dubai Consulate Political Officer ... Gold Bracelet. RecdÐOctober Leading Member of Dubai Busi- Gift was present as a mark of 1999. Est. ValueÐ$274.00. De- ness Community. courtesy. To refuse would have livered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. been counter to U.S. interests. Duncan, CharlesÐWhite House Li- Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have aison Office. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Fowler, WycheÐAmbassador ...... Harry Winston Timepiece (Watch). Saudi Crown Abdullah bin Abdul Non-acceptance would have RecdÐSeptember 1998. Est. Aziz Al Saud. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$10,666.00. Delivered donor & U.S. Government. to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999.
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Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
George, SuzanneÐOffice of Sec- Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Buhrain ...... Non-acceptance would have retary. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Hale, DavidÐOffice of Secretary ... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Hartnett, LarryÐDiplomatic Secu- Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have rity. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Haycraft, TomÐDiplomatic Secu- Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have rity. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Helal, GemalÐInterpreter ...... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Hicks, DeloresÐLine Assistant ...... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Hipp, MarkÐDiplomatic Security ... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Hurly, JohnÐDiplomatic Security .. Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Inderfurth, Karl F.ÐAssistant Se- Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have curity. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Inderfurth, Karl F.ÐAsst. Sec. For Lalique Crystal Clock. RecdÐMay The Hinduja Group ...... Non-acceptance would have South Asian Affairs. 11, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$260.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sept. 7, donor & U.S. Government. 1999. Inderfurth, Karl F.ÐAsst. Sec. For Sterling Silver dessert service (4 Mr. Islom, President of Uzbekistan Non-acceptance would have South Asian Affairs. piece place settings for six). caused embarrassment to RecdÐApril 26, 1999.Est. donor & U.S. Government. ValueÐ$2,130.00. Delivered to GSA on September 7, 1999. Indyk, MartinÐAssistant Secretary Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Indyk, MartinÐAssistant Secretary Versay Men's watch. RecdÐOcto- General Samih Battikhi, Chief of Non-acceptance would have ber 7, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Jordanian Intelligence. caused embarrassment to $500.00. Office of Protocol for donor & U.S. Government. Disposition. Indyk, Martin S. and wifeÐAsst. Two Swiss Watches. RecdÐOcto- Abu Mazen, Secretary General, Non-acceptance would have Sec. for Near East Affairs. ber 1999. Est. ValueÐ$260.00/ PLO Executive Committee. caused embarrassment to $260.00. Office of Protocol for donor & U.S. Government. disposition. Koumans, MarkÐLine Officer ...... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Krajeski, ThomasÐConsul General Mont Blanc Pen. RecdÐOctober Leading Member of Dubai Busi- Gift was presented as a mark of 1999. Est. ValueÐ$800.00. De- ness Community. courtesy. To refuse would have livered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. been counter to US interests. Krajeski, ThomasÐConsul General Tissot Chronograph. RecdÐOcto- Leading Member of Dubai Cham- Gift was presented as a mark of ber 1999. Est. ValueÐ ber of Commerce. courtesy. To refuse would have $1,200.00. Delivered to GSA on been counter to US interests. Sept. 7, 1999.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Lakhdhir, KamalaÐLine Officer ..... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Lineberry, Laura ElizabethÐSec- Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have retary. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Lucas, HillaryÐGift Officer...... Oyster Perpetual Date Watch. The Amir of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have RecdÐJune 8, 1998. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$11,700.00. Office of donor & U.S. Government. Protocol for disposition to GSA. Luck, AlÐDiplomatic Security ...... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Maybus, Raymond E. JrÐAmbas- 4.5 x 2″ Solid Silver Calendar, Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Dallah Non-acceptance would have sador. dipped in gold. RecdÐJanuary Real Estate and Tourism Com- caused embarrassment to 9, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$960.00. panyÐJeddah. donor & U.S. Government. Office of Protocol for disposition. Miller, AaronÐSMEC...... Eterna, watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Moore, AlexÐDiplomatic Security Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Morningstar, RichardÐAmbas- 4x6 rug. RecdÐFebruary 19, President Saparmurat Niyazov ..... Non-acceptance would have sador. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$250± caused embarrassment to 500.00. Retained at Embassy donor & U.S. Government. for Official Display. Morningstar, RichardÐAmbas- 4x6 rug. RecdÐApril 26, 1999. President Heydar Aliyev, Azer- Non-acceptance would have sador. Est. ValueÐ$250±500.00. Re- baijan. caused embarrassment to tained for Official Display. donor & U.S. Government. Morningstar, RichardÐAmbas- 4x6 rug. RecdÐMay 19, 1999. President Saparmurat Niyazov, Non-acceptance would have sador. Est. ValueÐ$250±500.00. Re- Turkmenistan. caused embarrassment to tained at the Embassy for Offi- donor & U.S. Government. cial Display. Mussomeli, Joseph A.ÐDeputy Gold Omega Men's watch with Amir, Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Al- Non-acceptance would have Chief of Mission. one pair of gold cufflinks and Khalifa, Bahrain. caused embarrassment to gold Omega Lady's watch with donor & U.S. Government. diamonds, Two-strand Bahraini pearl necklace. RecdÐSep- tember 23, 1998. Est. ValueÐ $5700.00, $5,700.00, $7,960.00 ($19,360.00). Delivered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. Ogle, KarenÐForeign Service Offi- Diamond and White Gold Ring. Princess Shamsa al-Saud, Non-acceptance would have cer. RecdÐJune 22, 1999. Est. Jeddah. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$1850.00. Delivered to donor & U.S. Government. GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. Petrihos, PeterÐDeputy Executive Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have Director. 1997. Est ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Ransom, DavidÐAmbassador (Re- Ebel Watch and $13,217.00 cash. Amir of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have tired). RecdÐFebruary 1999. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐAbove $260.00. Office donor & U.S. Government. of Protocol for disposition, money forwarded to appropriate agency. Ransom, DavidÐAmbassador (Re- Rolex Watch and $26,490.00 Amir of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have tired). cash. RecdÐJuly 1998. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐAbove $260.00. Office donor & U.S. Government. of Protocol for disposition, money forwarded to appropriate agency.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
Ransom, DavidÐAmbassador (Re- Rolex Watch and $25,000.00 Amir of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have tired). cash. RecdÐJune 1998. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐAbove $260.00. Office donor & U.S. Government. of Protocol for disposition, money forwarded to appropriate agency. Ransom, DavidÐAmbassador (Re- Rolex Watch and $52,966.88 Amir of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have tired). cash. RecdÐNovember 97. caused embarrassment to Est. ValueÐAbove $260.00. Of- donor & U.S. Government. fice of Protocol for disposition, Money forwarded to appropriate agency. Ransom, MarjorieÐForeign Serv- Gold Bracelet with pearls. RecdÐ Foreign Minister of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have ice Officer. October 1999. Est. ValueÐ caused embarrassment to Above $260.00. Office of Pro- donor & U.S. Government. tocol for disposition. Reside, JulieÐPublic Affairs ...... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. RiyadhÐConsular Section at Em- Longines Timepiece, Roamer of H.R.H. Prince Turki Al-Faisal bin Non-acceptance would have bassy Saudi Arabia. Switzerland watch with metal Abdul Aziz al Saud, Director of caused embarrassment to band (2), Roamer of Switzer- Intelligence. donor & U.S. Government. land with leather band. RecdÐ January 31, 1999. Est. ValueÐ $322.66, 133.33, 133.33, 120.00 = $709.32. Office of Protocol for Disposition. Roy, J. StapletonÐAmbassador .... A boxed piece of Silk Batik Fab- President Habibie, Indonesia ...... Non-acceptance would have ric. RecdÐUnknown. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$600.00. Retained at donor & U.S. Government. the Embassy for Official Display. Roy, J. StapletonÐAmbassador .... A Boxed Silver and Pewter Tea President Habibie, Indonesia ...... Non-acceptance would have Service. RecdÐUnknown. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$1250.00. Retained at donor & U.S. Government. the Embassy for Official Use. Rubin, James P.ÐAssistant Sec- Pocket watch with the country's Unknown ...... Non-acceptance would have retary and Spokesman. seal and tradition cap. RecdÐ caused embarrassment to the 08/17/99. Est. ValueÐ$275.00. donor and the United States Office of Protocol for Disposi- Government. tion. Rubin, James P.ÐSpokesperson .. Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Shinnick, RichardÐDeputy Execu- Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have tive Director. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Shocas, ElaineÐChief of Staff ...... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Stocking, TomÐDiplomatic Secu- Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have rity. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Sweeney, LynnÐComputer Spe- Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have cialist. 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Tucker, NicholeÐSecretary...... Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999.
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REPORT OF TANGIBLE GIFTSÐContinued
Gift, date of acceptance on behalf Name and title of person accepting of the U.S. Government, esti- Identity of foreign donor and gov- Circumstances justifying accept- the gift on behalf of the U.S. Gov- mated value, and current disposi- ernment ance ernment tion or location
USUN ...... Two Carpets: 139″ x 102″ plus Visiting Delegation of Afghanistan Non-acceptance would have fringe, wool on cotton, red field caused embarrassment to with many octagon and cross donor & U.S. Government. medallions, multiple borders, Pakistani Bokhara. RecdÐApril 1998. Est. ValueÐ$1500.00 each. Delivered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. USUN ...... Three (3) wool pile hand knotted Visiting Delegation of Afghanistan Non-acceptance would have carpets. RecdÐApril 1998. Est. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$300.00 ea. ($900.00). donor & U.S. Government. Retained at the Embassy for Official Use. USUN ...... Two Carpets: 154″ x 230″ and Visiting Delegation from Afghani- Non-acceptance would have 148″ x 226″ plus fringe, wool on stan. caused embarrassment to cotton, red field with many oc- donor & U.S. Government. tagonal and cross medallions, multiple borders, Pakistani Bokhara. RecdÐApril 1998. Est. ValueÐ$2250.00 each. Delivered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. Welch, David C.ÐAmbassador ..... 4.5 x 2″ Solid Silver Calendar Ahmed Zaki Yamani of Dallah Non-acceptance would have dipped in gold. RecdÐJanuary Real Estate and Tourism Co.Ð caused embarrassment to 9, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$960.00. Jeddah. donor & U.S. Government. Office of Protocol for Disposi- tion. Wills, Laura B.ÐAssist. Chief of Raymond Weil Geneve Watch. Crown Prince Sultan bin Abdul Non-acceptance would have Protocol, Visits. RecdÐNovember 5, 1999. Est. Aziz, Saudi Arabia. caused embarrassment to ValueÐ$500.00. In the Office donor & U.S. Government. of Protocol for Disposition. Woodward, WilliamÐSpeechwriter Eterna watch. RecdÐNovember Government of Bahrain ...... Non-acceptance would have 1997. Est. ValueÐ$2,550.00. caused embarrassment to Delivered to GSA on Sep- donor & U.S. Government. tember 7, 1999. Young, JohnnyÐAmbassador ...... Pair of men's cufflinks in white Amir Shaikh Isa Bin Salman Al- Non-acceptance would have gold with onyx and diamonds, Khalifa, Bahrain. caused embarrassment to pair of women's earrings and donor & U.S. Government. one ring with two-toned gold with diamonds. RecdÐJuly 13, 1998. Est. ValueÐ$3,580.00, $3,980.00 ($26,920.00). Deliv- ered to GSA on Sept. 7, 1999. Young, JohnnyÐAmbassador ...... Men's Piaget wristwatch in white Amir, Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al- Non-acceptance would have gold with date function and Khalifa, Bahrain. caused embarrassment to women's Piaget wristwatch in donor & U.S. Government. white gold with diamond chips. RecdÐFebruary 22, 1999. Est. ValueÐ$12,000.00 & $11,400.00 ($23, 400.00) Office of Protocol for Disposition. Young, JohnnyÐAmbassador ...... Men's Piaget wristwatch in white Amir, Shaikh Isa bin Salman Al- Non-acceptance would have gold with date function and Khalifa, Bahrain. caused embarrassment to women's Piaget wristwatch in donor & U.S. Government. white gold with diamond chips. RecdÐFebruary 22, 1999. Est. Value $12,000 and $11,400.00 ($23,400.00). Delivered to GSA on Sept 7, 1999.
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REPORT OF TRAVEL OR EXPENSES OF TRAVELÐ1999
Name and title Brief description Identity of foreign donor Circumstances
National Council on Disability
Blank, KathleenÐProgram Spe- RecdÐJuly 18, 1999. Est. Airports Council International, To present paper and guest cialist. ValueÐ$4,170.00. Expended Richmond, B.C., Canada. speak at conference. for airfare, hotel, meals and conference registration for speaking engagement in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
U.S. General Accounting Office
Epstein, DavidÐGAO Evaluator .... RecdÐNovember 19±24, 1999. Barbados Tourist Board, Bar- To become a specialist in the field Est. ValueÐ$800.00. Expended bados. of travel/tourism for Barbados for airfare, hotel and meals. as related to Mr. Epstein's own- ership of a travel agency.
United States House of Representatives
Hilliard, EarlÐMember of Con- RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Burr, RichardÐMember of Con- RecdÐAugust 11±14, 1999. Est. Norway ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Air 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). transport, rail travel, boat tour, meals and lodging for Member and spouse in Oslo and Ber- gen, Norway. Campbell, TomÐMember of Con- RecdÐNov. 24±25, 1999. Est. Burma ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Air 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). transportation between Ran- goon, Keng Tung, and Tachileik, Burma. Cardin, BenjaminÐMember of RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Congress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation for Member and spouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Carson, JuliaÐMember of Con- RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation in Belfast, Northern Ire- land. Gilman, BenjaminÐMember of RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Congress. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Van Wicklin, Robert W.ÐRep. RecdÐMay 28±29, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Houghton. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). and ground transportation in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Greenwood, James C.ÐMember RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. of Congress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Food, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation for Member and spouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Hobson, DavidÐMember of Con- RecdÐAugust 11±14, 1999. Est. Norway ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). portation from Stockholm to Oslo and return, and in-country lodging, meals, and transpor- tation for Member and spouse among Myrdal, Flom, Gudvangen and Bergen, Nor- way. Houghton, Amory Jr.ÐMember of RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Congress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation for Member and spouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
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REPORT OF TRAVEL OR EXPENSES OF TRAVELÐ1999ÐContinued
Name and title Brief description Identity of foreign donor Circumstances
Johnson, Eddie BerniceÐmember RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. of Congress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation for Member and spouse in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Ford, James Dr.ÐHouse Chaplin .. RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Filner, BobÐMember of Congress RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Roberts, KimberlyÐInternational RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Relations Comm. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. McNulty, Michael R.ÐMember of RecdÐMay 28±30, 1999. Est. United Kingdom of Great Britain .. Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Congress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals, 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). lodging and ground transpor- tation in Belfast, Northern Ire- land. Olson, Susan L.ÐRep. Bereuter ... RecdÐAugust 24±September 2, Republic of Turkey...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. 1999. Est. ValueÐ$not sub- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). mitted. Lodging in Istanbul, Antalyla and Ankara, Turkey. Munson, LesterÐInternational Re- RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. lations Comm. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Conzelman, James K.ÐRep. RecdÐAugust 11±14, 1999. Est. Norway ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Oxley. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). portation from Stockholm to Oslo and return, and in-country lodging, meals, and transpor- tation for Member and spouse among Myrdal, Flom, Gudvangen and Bergen, Nor- way. Clack, MarkÐInternational Rela- RecdÐApril 2, 1999 Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. tions Comm. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Bodlander, DeborahÐInternational RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Relations Comm. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Bloomer, Nancy ShubaÐInter- RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. national Relations Comm. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Wolf, FrankÐMember of Congress RecdÐAugust 29, 1999. Est. World Food Programme (UN) ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. ValueÐ$not submitted. Airline 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). flight from Rome to Pristina and helicopter flight over Pristina, Gjacova and Prizren for Mem- ber and spouse. Sanders, BernardÐMember of RecdÐApril 2, 1999. Est. ValueÐ Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan ..... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Congress. $not submitted. Air transpor- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). tation from Amman to Petra, Jordan and back. Oxley, MichaelÐMember of con- RecdÐAugust 11±14, 1999. Est. Norway ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. gress. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). portation from Stockholm to Oslo and return, and in-country lodging, meals and transpor- tation for Member and spouse among Myrdal, Flom, Gudvangen and Bergen, Nor- way.
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REPORT OF TRAVEL OR EXPENSES OF TRAVELÐ1999ÐContinued
Name and title Brief description Identity of foreign donor Circumstances
Flanders, David AlanÐRep. RecdÐAugust 24±26, 1999. Est. Japan ...... Authorized by 5 U.S.C. Thompson. ValueÐ$not submitted. Lunch- 7342(c)(1)(B)(ii). eon and dinner in Japan.
United States Senate
Walsh, SallyÐDirector, Inter- RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause parliamentary Services. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- host government embarrass- portation within Cuba to official ment. meetings via two sedans and one minivan. Dorgan, Byron L.ÐU.S. Senator ... RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause ValueÐ$not submitted. Official host government embarrass- meetings via two sedans and ment. one minivan. Daschle, TomÐU.S. Senator ...... RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause ValueÐ$not submitted. Official host government embarrass- meetings via two sedans and ment. one minivan. Bob, DanielÐSpecial Assistant to RecdÐJanuary 11±15, 1999. Est. Government of Peru ...... Non-acceptance would cause Senator Roth. ValueÐ$not submitted. Meals host government embarrass- and transportation within Peru. ment. Daschle, LindaÐSpouse of Sen- RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause ator. ValueÐ$not submitted. Official host government embarrass- meetings via two sedans and ment. one minivan. Dorgan, KimÐSpouse of Senator RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause ValueÐ$not submitted. Official host government embarrass- meetings via two sedans and ment. one minivan. Roberts, PatÐU.S. Senator ...... RecdÐAugust 12±14, 1999. Est. Government of Norway ...... Official travel to participate in offi- ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- cial meetings. portation, lodging and meals within Norway during an official visit. Roberts, FrankieÐSpouse of Sen- RecdÐAugust 12±14, 1999. Est. Government of Norway ...... Official travel to participate in offi- ator. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- cial meetings. portation, lodging and meals within Norway during an official visit. Twining, Daniel C.ÐLegislative RecdÐApril 7±8, 1999. Est. Government of Belgium ...... No commercial travel available. Correspondent to Senator ValueÐ$not submitted. Round- McCain. trip transportation between Brussels, Belgium and Tirana, Albania aboard Belgian military aircraft to attend official meet- ings. Twining, Daniel C.ÐLegislative RecdÐMay 12, 1999. Est. Government of Belgium ...... No commercial travel available. Correspondent to Senator ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- McCain. portation from Brussels, Bel- gium to Skopje, Macedonia aboard Belgian military aircraft to attend official meetings. Waldren, HowardÐLegislative As- RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause sistant to Senator Dorgan. ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- host government embarrass- portation within Cuba to official ment. meetings via two sedans and one minivan. Van Dum, BradleyÐLegislative As- RecdÐAugust 13±15, 1999. Est. Government of Cuba ...... Non-acceptance would cause sistant for Defense for Senator ValueÐ$not submitted. Trans- host government embarrass- Daschle. portation within Cuba to official ment. meetings via two sedans and one minivan.
[FR Doc. 00–6858 Filed 3–23–00; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4710±20±M
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