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Folder Citation: Collection: Office of Staff Secretary; Series: Presidential Files; Folder: [10/17/79-Not Submitted-DF]; Container 135

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October 17, 1979

MEMORANDUM TO : THE PRESIDENT #,'ltJII FROM: GRETCHEN POSTON -

SUBJECT: SCENARIO FOR BILL-SIGNING CEREMONY­ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, OCTOBER 17.

9:30A.M. Guests arrive Southwest Gate and proceed to E�st Room via Diplomatic,Reception Room.

Jim ·Mcintyre and Congressmen Jack Brooks, Abraham Ribicoff, Fred Horton and Charles Percy meet in .

9:50A.M. THE PRESIDENT and Vice President arrive Stat� Floor �nd pioc�e� to for photo opporturitty.

9:55A.M. The Vice President, Jim Mcintyre and the Members.of·Congress proceed to East Room and on .to platform.

Jim Mcintyre makes remarks.

The Vice President makes remarks and intro­ duces.the;YPRESIDENT. _, ..,..,

10:00A.M. The PRES�DE�n proceeds to East Room platform, makes· ·reiii'a:rks·'arid ·.signs bill, �· ; • : I"'; . . ·, � . � ; . -: .· ;.:.. . . :�"""' ' ' . . .· As the PRESI'l��NT·-departs, he greets guests in r,oped-off ... ateas on both sides of platform.

Guests �ro�eed t6 State Dining Room for refreshments. THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

October 17, 1979

MEMORANDUM TO: THE PRESIDENT

FROM: GRETCHEN POSTON ,4"' �

SUBJECT: SCENARIO FOR BILL-SIGNING CEREMONY­ DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, OCTOBER 17.

9:30 A.M. Guests arr ive Southwest Gate and proceed to East Room via Diplomatic Reception Room.

Jim Mcintyre and Congressmen Jack Brooks, Abraham Ribicoff, Fred Horton and Charles Percy meet in Red Room.

9:50A.M . THE PRESIDENT and Vice President arrive State Floor and proceed to Blue Room for photo opportunity.

. 9:55 A.M. The Vice President, Jim Mcintyre and the Members of Congress proceed to East Room and on to platform.

Jim Mcintyre makes remarks.

The Vice President makes remarks and intro­ duces the PRESIDENT.

10:00 A.M. The PRESIDENT proceeds to East Room platform, makes remarks and signs bill,

As the PRESIDENT departs, he greets guests in roped-off areas on both sides of platform.

Guests proceed to State Dining Room for refreshments. . ID 794530 T H E W H I T E H 0 U S E

WASHINGTON

DATE: 17 OCT 79

FOR JICTION:

INFO CNLY: STU EIZENSTAT JIM MCINTYRE

GUS SPETH

SUBJECT: KREPS MEMO RE ENVIRONMENTAL .MESSAGE AND INITIATIVES

TO COMMERCE

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STAFF RESPONSE: ( ) I CONCUR. ( ) NO COMMENT. ( ) HOLD.

PLEASE NOTE OTHER COMMENTS BELOW: THE SECRETARY OF COMMERCE Washington, D.C. 20230

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!11 OCT 197SJ

MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT

Your August 2 Environmental Message contained several initiatives of immediate interest to the Department of Commerce. Among other things, your implementing instruc­ tions directed the Department of Commerce:

to conduct a systematic review of Federal programs significantly affecting coastal resources to assure consistency among Federal efforts in achieving the objectives of the Coastal Zone Management Act;

to participate fully as a member of the Acid Rain Coordination Committee in planning and managing a comprehensive acid rain assessment program; and

to take various actions designed to strengthen enforcement of Federal wildlife laws.

I have assigned high priority to carrying out these important tasks and have given the responsibility within the Department of Commerce for doing so to Richard Frank, Administrator of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA}. With respect to your coastal directive, I have directed him to execute a systematic review of Federal programs significantly affecting coastal resources. The review will encompass a wide variety of programs administered by the Department of the Interior, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of Energy, the Army Corps of Engineers, the Coast Guard, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the Department of Agriculture, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and the Department of Commerce. My hope is .that through intensive consultation with these agencies, we will be able to develop proposals that will enhance the Federal Government's contribution to achievement of the national coastal policies you established in the Environmental Message.

With respect to the other elements of your Environmental Message, I have directed Administrator Frank to give higher priority to investigating illegal trade in fish and wildlife, and to participate actively on the interagency wildlife committees established at your direction. In addition, I have asked that NOAA provide its full support to the work of the Acid Rain Coordination Committee.

I understand that NOAA officials have met already with your Council on Environmental Quality to discuss our plans for carrying out your instructions. We will con­ tinue to work closely with CEQ and the other Federal agencies to ensure effective implementation of your Environmental Message.

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