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George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(S) P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 15897 Appointments and Scheduling, Presidential Daily Diary, Backup Memo Roger B. Porter to President Bush, re: meeting on 2 P-5 Office of Eastern Airlines 15896 Appointments and Scheduling, Presidential Daily Diary, Backup Memo David Q. Bates to POTUS, re: meeting with 6 P-5 Office of Attorney General & Director-Designate Bennett 15898 Appointments and Scheduling, Presidential Daily Diary, Backup Memo Debra Anderson to the President, re: Trip to Union, 2 P-5 Office of NJ 15900 Appointments and Scheduling, Presidential Daily Diary, Backup Memo with Attachment Kristin Clark Taylor to POTUS, re: luncheon with 4 P-5 Office of Editorial cartoonists 19246 Cabinet Affairs, Office of Adair, Doug Memorandum From Bruce Gelb to President Bush re: TV Marti 1 P-5 15895 Cabinet Affairs, Office of D'Andrea, Justine Memo From Justine D'Andrea to Shirley Watkins 1 P-2, P-5 RE: Reappointment of HHS personnel Page 1 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 15905 Cabinet Affairs, Office of Sechler, Claire Memo From Dick Thornburgh to POTUS 10 P-5 Re: S. 2104, the "Civil Rights Act of 1990" 15894 Chief of Staff to the President, Brady, Philip D. Memo Clayton Yeutter to the President 1 P-5 Office of the RE: Interstate Branching 15908 Chief of Staff to the President, Skinner, Samuel Note From Clayton Yeutter to Cam Findley re: 1 P-5 Office of the Calio/Gray/Porter memo 15910 Chief of Staff to the President, Skinner, Samuel Memorandum From President Bush to the Secretary of Health and 1 P-5 Office of the Human Services re: Title X Family Planning Program 11989 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Mike Boskin to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re FED Vice Chairman Vacancy 11995 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Nicholas Brady to POTUS 2 P-5 Office of the Re IMF Quota Increase Page 2 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11996 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Nicholas Brady to POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re Japan/SII Interim Report 12000 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Don Atwood to John Sununu 1 P-5 Office of the Re Veto of Defense Authorization Bill 11636 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Domestic Policy Council to POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re Administration Ozone Non-Attainment Proposal [paragraph on pg. 5 redacted] 11637 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Domestic Policy Council to POTUS 3 P-5 Office of the Re Administration Ozone Non-Attainment Proposal [pp. 6-8] 11638 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Domestic Policy Council to POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re Carbon Monoxide Non-Attainment Proposal [two paragraphs redacted] 11639 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Domestic Policy Council to POTUS 2 P-5 Office of the Re Carbon Monoxide Non-Attainment Proposal [pp. 3-4] Page 3 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11644 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Domestic Policy Council to POTUS 6 P-5 Office of the Re Administration Air Toxics Proposal 11698 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Q. Bates to POTUS 2 P-5 Office of the Re Bergen Conference 11701 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Q. Bates to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Delegation to Bergen Conference 11705 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Mark Albrecht to VPOTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re Review of book "Mars Beckons" 12011 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Bobbie Kilberg to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Phone Calls on Martin Nomination as Secretary of Labor Paragraph redacted 11794 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. note From POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re Phone call w/John Frohnmayer Page 4 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11800 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Roger Porter to POTUS 3 P-5 Office of the Re Pepper Commission Report 11803 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Brian Waidmann to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Meeting w/Candidate for Chairman of the Kennedy Center 11805 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From Douglas Johnson to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Basile Uddo and Legal Services Corporation 11806 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From Basile Uddo to John Sununu 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Legal Services Corporation 11807 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From Douglas Johnson to POTUS 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Renomination of Basile Uddo to LSC Board 11808 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Malcolm Wallop to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5, (b)(6) Office of the Re Legal Services Corporation Appointments [FOIA RESTRICTIONS REDACTED] Page 5 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11809 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From W. Clark Durant, III to POTUS 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Legal Services Corporation Board 11810 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From W. Clark Durant, III to POTUS 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Legal Services Corporation Board 11811 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. letter From Peter Flaherty to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re List of ABA-suggested nominees for the LSC Board 11824 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Bates to POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re President's Task Force on Outer Continental Shelf Leasing and Development Options section redacted 11825 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Bates to POTUS 11 P-5 Office of the Re President's Task Force on Outer Continental Shelf Leasing and Development 11826 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Bates to POTUS 1 P-5 Office of the Re President's Task Force on Outer Continental Shelf Leasing and Development [same as doc 01a] Options section redacted Page 6 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11827 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From David Bates to POTUS 11 P-5 Office of the Re President's Task Force on Outer Continental Shelf Leasing and Development [same as doc 01b] 11856 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Stephen Danzansky to POTUS 2 P-5 Office of the Re Background for meeting w/Task Force on OCS Leasing and Development Options section redacted 11876 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Chase Untermeyer John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re FEMA candidates 11877 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Deborah McMahon to Ron Kaufman 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re New Regional Director for FEMA 11878 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Brian Waidmann to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Update on FEMA Nominations 11879 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Brian Waidmann to John Sununu 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Nomination of FEMA Deputy Director Page 7 of 281 P-2/P-5 Document Report (George Bush Library - Staff and Office Files) NLGB Control # White House Office White House Staff Member Document Type Subject Pages Restriction(s) 11865 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Steve Rademaker to POTUS 2 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Confirmation of Administrator of the Panama Canal Commission 11866 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Michael Boskin to John Sununu 1 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Appointment to the FTC 11867 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H. memo From Brian Waidmann to John Sununu 4 P-2, P-5 Office of the Re Recess appointment 11868 Chief of Staff to the President, Sununu, John H.
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