WITHDRAWAL SHEET Ronald.Reagan Library Collection: Cicconi, James W.: Files Archivist: kdb ~ OA/Box: Box23 FOIA ID: F1997-066/I, D. Cohen File Folder: Peace Corps (1) Date: 08/17/2004 DOCUMENT NO. SUBJECTrrITLE DATE RESTRICTION &TYPE 1. memo Maryann Urban to John Herrington re Peace Corps personnel matters, 516183 B6 3p 2. chart re country directors appointed by Loret Miller Ruppe, Feb. 1981 to n.d. B6 present (3 oversize sheets - right half of each sheet withdrawn) 3. report re concerns raised in 5/9/83 memo, 3p n.d. 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REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER--'--/_ LISTED ON THE WITHDRAWAL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. ; ' (:.·~ .\ ., ;, - _, COUNTRY DIRECTORS APPOINTED BY LORET MILLER RUPPE February 1981 - Present Country Name Date Appointed Ref erred By Cleared By Micronesia Jerry Ann Penno 2/22/81 Transition Team White House Political Office (WH / P Nepal Hank Lacy 2/22/81 Transition Team WH/PO Paraguay John & Ann Heard 4/19/81 Transition Team WH/PO Dominican Republic Percy Duran 5/3/81 Transition Team WH/PO Ecuador Edmund Benner 5/3/81 Transition Team WR/PO Malawi Anna Marie Hayes 5/3/81 Gerald Mcintosh White House Presidential Perso.nnel Off ice (WH/ PPO) Mauritania Dick Wall 5/3/81 Transition Team WR/PO Swaziland Gerald Mcintosh 5/3/81 Loret Miller Ruppe WH/PPO Kenya Reginald Petty 6/14/81 PC Staff WH/PPO Guatemala Ron Arms 6/28/81 Region WH/PPO Zaire Bill Pruitt 7/12/81 Talent Search WH/PPO Cameroon David Bellama 7/26/81 Region (Acting) Morocco Baudouin de Marcken 7/12/81 Talent Search WR/PPO Oman Al Nehoda 7/12/81 Region WH/PPO Tunisia Charlie Graham 8/9/81 Talent Search WH/PPO The Gambia George Sharfenberger 9/20/81 John Harrington WH/PPO RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER ____;L___ LISTED ON THE WITHDRAWAL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. .,... J.. a.5c:; t.. ,-:: " 1·· ,: :: ~: : .. ,,' - Referred By Cleared By " Country Name Date A_ppointed Lyn Nofziger WR/PO Philippines Jim Mayer 9/20/81 Guy Vander Jagt WH/PPO Togo Warren Weinstein 9/20/81 Region WH/PPO Ghana Willie Gonzales 10/4/81 Bill PiCkard WH/PPO 12/15/81 Lesotho Bill McCoy 1/28/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 1/29/82 Sierra Leone Rufus Watkins 1/24/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 3/11/82 Jamaica Max Binswanger 5/2/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 4/29/82 Honduras Don Allen 5/2/82 Jack Burgess WH/PPO 4/28/82 Gabon Mirna Nedelcovich 5/2/82 Region WH/PPO 3/8/82 Mali John Zarafonetis 5/2/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 4/22/82 Upper Volta Carroll Bouchard 5/5/82 Talent Search WH/PPO 5/3/82 Papua New Guinea Harold Brooks 7/11/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 7/10/82 E. Caribbean Thomas Fergusson 7/11/82 Region WH/PPO 6/8/82 Tonga Jeffrey Schorr 7/11/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 8/2/82 Swaziland Sarah Moten 8/20/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 7/9/82 Yemen Joe Ghougassian 8/20/82 Jane DeGraff WH/PPO 10/8/82 Fiji Sue Greene 10/3/82 Wll/PPO WH/PPO 9/29/82 Niger David Burgess 11/14/82 WH/PPO WH/PPO 9/13/82 Belize Bill Perrin 11/14/82 WH/PPO 11/15/82 Botswana Jonathan Miller 1/24/83 WH/PPO RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER ----LISTED ON THE WITHDRAWAL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. Page 3 ~ . c• · ~ Cl eared .By Country Name Date Appointed Ref erred By Central African Republic Henry Capote 1/24/83 Talent Search WH/PPO 10/22/82 Liberia Stephen Chennault 1/24/83 Region WH/PPO 4/3/82 Soloman Islands Frank Juska 1/24/83 Talent Search WH/PPO 2/17/83 WH/PPO 10/22/82 Thailand Robert Charles 1/24/83 Talent Search Arlen Erdahl 5/2/83 Loret Miller Ruppe WH/PPO 2/28/83 Jamaica I WH/PPO 2/28/83 Paraguay Alex Becerra 5/2/83 Region WH/PPO 4/5/83 Togo Johney Brooks 5/2/83 WH/PPO 5/81 Paper submitted for Kenya Wayne Grisham Selected but WH/PPO 3/83 not yet clearance 5/5/83 appointed RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER _ __..;...)___ LISTED ON THE WITHDRAWAL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER __J~-- LISTED ON THE WITHDRAW AL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER ____ LISTED ON THE WITHDRAW AL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. RONALD W. REAGAN LIBRARY THIS FORM MARKS THE FILE LOCATION OF ITEM NUMBER _ __,,,,>::.....· __ LISTED ON THE WITHDRAWAL SHEET AT THE FRONT OF THIS FOLDER. Las ldsalism, More Emphasis on Enterprise Sunday, December 12, 1982/Part IV 6 Leaner Peace Corps Adopts New Style for Reagan Era By JILL LAWREN CE, Associated Press WASHINGTON-Let no one ac- need better business skills." Building on lnfr11structure cuse the Peace Corps of lagging be- Hidden and some say harassed "We teach teachers instead of hind the times. under the ACTION umbrella since kids," said Recruitment Director Once a hotbed of idealistic liberal former President Richard M. Nixon Thomas G. Moore. "The emphasis is arts graduates out to save the put it there, the Peace Corps set out on training host country nationals. world, the 1960s agency has adopt- last year in hopes of reviving it!:] ·Instead of just digging a well. we are ed a different style for a different identity and its mission. leaving a skill behind. building an decade. "For many years, it didn't even infrastructure." Today's Peace Corps pitches have its own stationery. There was The Peace Corps odyssey is re­ career opportunities, personal a public perception that the Peace fi<'ctc<l in the evolution of many of growth and U.S. trade interests in Corps didn't exist," recalled Fred iLs volunteers from redeemers to addition tQ altruism. Thompson, president of the 1,000- realists. It teaches anti-communism along memb~r National Council of Re- Rosemarie Palmer was working with languages. And It recruits reti- turned Peace Corps Volunteers. as a medical technologist in Hawaii rees as well as fresh-faced college "No administration has ever giv- when she heard that President John grads; accountants and marketing en the Peace Corps the crecli t it Jl' - Please see GORPS, Page 6 consultants as well as nurses. serves. As a consequence, the Peace Budding-business wizards helping Corps has always been somebody· ~ ... ~t African beekeepers market their poor stepchild," Thompson. an e:-- . ~ honey? Keeping books for mom- volunteer in Turkey, said. ··.·.. ... ' ..~ and-pop wood-carving operations? .·• ~-~..;: Declining Budget A Revbe4 Approach At its zenith in 1966, the agC"nc)­ It's all part of a revised approach boasted 15,556 volunteers and a ~• • > : that, according to officials, better $114-million budget. The current meets the needs of today's volun­ budget is $105 million and this )'t'ill' teers and the developing world. the agency has fewer than 5,000 The shift was formalized this fall volunteers. with the addition of "competitive The trend is towards "death hy enterprise development" to agricul­ inflation," said Thompson. citing ;; ture, health, fisheries and other pending $97.5-million budget re program arees on the· Peace Corps quest that would lop off up to 400 roster. volunteers next year. "We're catapulting it to a top pri­ But the Peace Corps doesn't g1vC' ority," said Richard Abell, director the impression of a dying agency.