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Department of State FOIA Log 2011 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 FOIA Log - Cases Received Between 1/3/2011 and 12/30/2011 7/25/2012 B6 REQ REF REQ NAME SUBJECT RELEASED IN PART B6 RECEIVE DATE CASE STATUS F-2011-00045 LOST VISA AND I 94 AND ASKING FOR NECESSARY DOCUMENTS 01/03/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00066 JOHN ALTHEN 12/10 RECESS APPOINTMENTS OF US AMBASSADORS TO SYRIA (FORD), THE 01/03/2011 OPEN CZECH REPUBLIC (EISEN), TURKEY (RICCARDONE) AND AZERBAIJAN (BRYZA). F-2011-00067 JASON SMATHERS INDEX IN FOIA CASE 201002837 01/03/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00115 CHRISTOPHER AUTHOR AND SOLDIER BENNETT J DOTY 01/06/2011 CLOSED EGER F-2011-00116 ELIZABETH 01/05/2011 CLOSED COLLINS F-2011-00118 DAVID FELDMAN NATURALTIZATION DOCUMENTS 01/05/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00119 MICHELLE C 01/05/2011 CLOSED SANCHEZ F-2011-00120 KAREN R GENTNER ORPHAN DESIGNATION APPLICATION FOR 01/05/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00121 LE G ELISE DOCUMENTS THAT CONTAIN THE NAME PONT SAINT ESPRIT 01/05/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00122 BRIAN BERGEN JOE F LUSK II HELICOPTER CRASH 01/05/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00123 WILLIAM BURR RECORDS OF MEETINGS BETWEEN GENERAL VERNON WALTERS AND 01/04/2011 CLOSED PAKISTANI PRESIDENT MUHAMMAD ZIA UL HAQ F-2011-00126 SOKOL BRAHA 01/03/2011 OPEN F-2011-00133 VISA RECORDS OF REQUESTER 01/04/2011 OPEN F-2011-00134 RICHARDS BUTLER VISA RECORDS FOR 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00135 DIETER MAIER 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00136 JEREMY BIGWOOD HOUNDURAS WORKERS CONFEDERATION (CTH) 01/04/2011 OPEN REVIEW AUTHORITY: Frank Tumminia, Senior Reviewer Page 1 of 364 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 REQ REF REQ NAME SUBJECT RECEIVE DATE CASE STATUS F-2011-00137 JEREMY BIGWOOD FEDERACION DE CAMARAS DE COMERCIO E INDUSTRIAS DE HONDURAS 01/04/2011 CLOSED B6 F-2011-00138 JEREMY BIGWOOD BILLY JOYA 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00139 DANIEL COLLINGS BACKGROUND ON TWO PLUS FOUR FOR NAMIBAI MEETINGS 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00140 DANIEL J COLLINGS PARIS 2912 01/04/2011 OPEN F-2011-00141 ILYCE SHUGALL 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00142 LAURA IACONA 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00144 JODI ZIESEMER 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00145 STUDENT VISA RECORD OF REQUESTER 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00147 ROBERT COHEN SUSPICIOUS TRANSACTION REPORTS 01/04/2011 OPEN F-2011-00151 JASON POBLETE WHITE OUSE COMMISSION FOR ASSISTANCE TO A FREE CUBA 01/06/2011 OPEN F-2011-00152 SHANE SCHAMPER THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING A LIST OF JOB DESCRIPTIONS FOR ALL PERSONS 01/07/2011 CLOSED WORKING FOR THE CITY OF LANSING, MI THAT MANAGE OR MAINTAIN STREET LIGHTING AND THE SAME INFORMATION FOR THEIR SUPERVISORS. F-2011-00153 MILTON C HARPER SALMECO6R0088 01/06/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00154 NICOLE ROBBINS SEEK ANY COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST PACIFIC INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGE 01/06/2011 CLOSED (PIE) - AN EXCHANGE VISITOR PROGRAM F-2011-00155 SALLEE MURPHY THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING A COPY OF THE RFP AND PWS RELATED TO THE 01/07/2011 CLOSED CURRENT RAPID RESPONSE CONTRACT HELD BY LOCKHEED MARTIN ADMINISTERED THROUGH CECOM FOR THE COLUMBIAN NATIONAL POLICE AVIATION PROGRAM. F-2011-00156 EMILENE MARTINEZ DEATH OF NAZARIO MORENO GONZALEZ 01/06/2011 OPEN F-2011-00157 EMILY WILLARD PRESIDENT CALDERONS CHARGES 01/06/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00158 MATTHEW HOOD THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING ALL CABLE TRAFFIC TO AND FROM THE US 01/07/2011 CLOSED EMBASSY IN KUWAIT CITY BETWEEN DECEMBER 1 2010 AND JANUARY 7, 2011, RELATING IN WHOLE OR IN PART TO Page 2 of 364 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 REQ REF REQ NAME SUBJECT RECEIVE DATE CASE STATUS F-2011-00159 WALTER LADWIG TLEGRAM 06485, SAN SALVADOR TO STATE 01/07/2011 OPEN B6 F-2011-00160 THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING HIS CRIMINAL RECORDS AND ANY DOCUMENTS 01/07/2011 CLOSED THAT MAY PREVENT HIM FROM EMPLOYMENT IN THE U.S. F-2011-00161 COPY OF HIS PETITION FOR HIS WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00162 THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING A COPY OF THE 1130 TO OBTAIN A INDIAN VISA. 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00163 B Z KHASRU DOS (RECORDS GROUP 59), RECORDS INCLUDE DOCUMENTS STARTING WITH 01/07/2011 OPEN P74, P75, AND P76 (DOCUMENT# P860117-2469) F-2011-00164 THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING INFORMATION ABOUT IF AND WHEN 01/08/2011 CLOSED PPLIED FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP. F-2011-00165 THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING INFORMATION ABOUT IF AND WHEN 01/08/2011 CLOSED APPLIED FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP AND HIS LENGHT OF STAY IN THE U.S. F-2011-00166 MUHAMMAD T KHAN THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING INFORMATION ABOUT THE TRADE ROUTE FROM 01/08/2011 CLOSED PESHAWAR TO TORKHAM VIA KHYBER PASS WHICH IS THE SUPPLY ROUTE FOR U.S. GOODS TO AFGHANISTAN. F-2011-00167 THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING RECORDS REGARDING HER APPLICATION FOR 01/09/2011 CLOSED RESIDENT ALIEN. F-2011-00168 NEAL COATES THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING ALL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE U.S. EMBASSY 01/10/2011 CLOSED IN SAUDI ARABIA BY WILLIAM EDDY OR ANY OTHER REPRESENTATIVE OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT IN JAN., FEB., MARCH AND APRIL OF 1946. F-2011-00169 EMILY WILLARD THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING ALL DOCUMENTS ON THE MURDER OF ACTIVIST 01/10/2011 OPEN MARISELA ESCOBEDO IN CHIHUAHUA CITY WHERE SHE WAS ON HUNGER STRIKE AND DEMAND JUSTICE FOR HER MURDERED DAUGHTER RUBI. F-2011-00170 WALTER LADWIG THE REQUESTER IS SEEKING THE TELEGRAM 09114, SAN SALVADOR TO DOS 01/10/2011 CLOSED "EL SALVADORAN NATIONAL PLAN AFTER 100 DAYS" OCT. 4, 1983 / 24 PP. F-2011-00171 SWORN DECLARATION OF CLAIM 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00178 LYNNE SKELLEY SGB50001C0001 01/10/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00179 JENNIFER SDA20007C0002 01/10/2011 CLOSED DEUTSCHENDORF F-2011-00181 LYNNE SKELLEY SCA52507C1018 01/10/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00182 LYNNE SKELLEY BASIC CONTRACT SWA80007C001 INCLUDING STATEMENT OF WORK 01/10/2011 CLOSED AWARDED TO WACKENHUT PUERTO RICO INC Page 3 of 364 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 REQ REF REQ NAME SUBJECT RECEIVE DATE CASE STATUS F-2011-00183 WILLIAM DE MARIA INFORMATION ON 01/10/2011 CLOSED B6 F-2011-00184 TODD WOODY PASSPORT INFO RE 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00185 EMILENE MARTINEZ JEFE DIEGO FERNANDEZ DE CEVALLOS KIDNAPPING 01/10/2011 OPEN F-2011-00186 SUSAN 1-130 PETITION FILED BY ON BEHALF OF 01/04/2011 CLOSED STEINBERGER F-2011-00187 LYNNE SKELLEY BASIC CONTRACT SCA52502C0311 INCLUDING STATEMENT OF WORK 01/10/2011 CLOSED AWARDED TO NORTHEASTERN INC F-2011-00188 DON W PAK IMMIGRATION RECORDS OF 01/04/2011 OPEN F-2011-00189 LYNNE SKELLEY BASIC CONTRACT SLMAQMO3C0016 INCLUDING STATEMENT OF WORK 01/10/2011 CLOSED AWARDED TO TESSADA AND ASSOCIATES INC F-2011-00191 BARBARA ELIAS RICHARD HOLBROOKE AND AMBASSADOR HUSAIN HAQQANI MEETING 01/10/2011 OPEN F-2011-00192 EARL B FRANKS AGENT ORANGE PRODUCT 01/10/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00194 , VISA APPLICATION 01/11/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00196 THOMAS BURR JON HUNTSMAN JR INTERVIEWS 01/11/2011 OPEN F-2011-00197 RACHEL SLAJDA CRASH OF AN UNMANNED DRONE IN TEXAS 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00198 THOMAS BURR US AMBASSADOR TO CHINA 01/11/2011 OPEN F-2011-00199 LAURA R MURRAY INFO RE 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00200 ORDER OF DEPORTATION 01/11/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00201 US CUSTOMS AND IMMIGRATION DATES OF ENTRY AND EXIT 01/11/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00202 INFO RE 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00203 JOCELYN TOVAR 01/11/2011 CLOSED Page 4 of 364 UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 _ _ UNCLASSIFIED U.S. Department of State Case No. F-2011-07654 Doc No. C05262527 Date: 04/03/2013 B6 REQ REF REQ NAME SUBJECT RECEIVE DATE CASE STATUS F-2011-00206 DANIEL S HO 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00208 JOYCE BATTLE IRAQS CONSTITUTION 01/12/2011 OPEN F-2011-00209 ELIZABETH B LEETE 01/05/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00210 GHEORGHE FORM G-639 01/12/2011 CLOSED CROITORU F-2011-00211 JEAN C PADILLA 01/06/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00212 MEDICAL RECORDS 01/12/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00213 EMI LENE MARTINEZ 01/10/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00214 TAHER KAMELI 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00215 TAHER KAMELI 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00216 JOE M RICE JANITORIAL SERVICES 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00218 GERMAINE W 01/07/2011 CLOSED SOBRAL F-2011-00219 ALYSON FRAZIER 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00220 E GREEN CARD/IMMIGRATION INFO RE 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00221 GLEN P HUBAHIB 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00222 1-130 PETITION FILED BY FOF 01/07/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00223 MICHAEL H PAGE WIKILEAKS AND BOB WOODWARD 01/07/2011 OPEN F-2011-00224 STEPHANIE YUTKIN Y 01/04/2011 CLOSED F-2011-00225 JEREMY BIGWOOD CUBAN-BORN HONDURAN NATIONAL 01/07/2011 CLOSED Page 5 of 364 UNCLASSIFIED U.S.
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