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Ibarra, Mickey
FOIA 2006-0197-F (segment
2)
This collection consists
of records concerning Native Akmerican
Policy during the Clinton Administration. Segment 2 contains email from
the Automated Records Management System (ARMS) Email. ARMS Email for this collection contain the phrases “Bureau of Indian Affairs” or “Federal
Indian Policy” in the “Subject” line. The records include email created and
received by Mickey Ibarra with specific reference to Indians/Native
Americans. Ibarra served as Assistant to the
President and Director of Intergovernmental Affairs at the White House from
1997-2001.
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ID AL-FITR*
FOIA
2008-1516-F AV
This
is a video recording of a videotaped message by President Clinton in the
Cabinet Room. The President taped remarks that were to be released on January
29, 1998 in reference to the occasion of ID AL-FITR, a three-day Muslim holiday
that marks the end of Ramadan. The President's remarks were for the Muslim
community around the world.
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Inman, Bobby Ray
FOIA 2006-0997-F
This collection consists of records relating to Admiral Bobby Ray Inman and
his work as a member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Inman was a well respected and long-term member
of the United States intelligence community by the beginning of the Clinton Administration. He had served on the President’s
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board under President George H. W. Bush. He was selected by President William J. Clinton on
December 16, 1993 to succeed Les Aspin as Secretary of Defense. His term on the PFIAB was not renewed.
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Aid
Intelligence -
ND006
FOIA 2006-0987-F
This collection consists of
materials assigned the subject code ND006 by the White House Office of Records
Management (WHORM). This subject code is for matters related to intelligence. These
files contain correspondence, drafts of legislation, and reports on issues
regarding that topic."
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Interagency Security Classification
Appeals Panel (ISCAP)
FOIA 2010-1205-F
This collection consists of the list of cases before the Interagency
Security Classification Appeals Panel, 1996-2000. The list produced is a hard copy of the electronic database maintained by
the Information Security Oversight Office (ISOO) on behalf of ISCAP. This unclassified list reflects the cases before the
panel from 1996 to December 15, 2000. It identifies documents on appeal and it shows agency decisions on declassification as
well as the panel’s ruling on the appeal. This database was available in an electronic form from the ISOO by request.
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Aid
International Broadcasting
FOIA 2006-0202-F
This
collection consists
of records related to International Broadcasting. U.S. international
broadcasting began to evolve after the end of the Cold War and the collapse of
the Soviet Union. The International Broadcasting Act of 1994 consolidated
foreign transmission efforts within the United States Information Agency
(USIA). The Voice of America (VOA), Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL),
Radio Marti and Radio Free Asia are under the umbrella of the International
Broadcasting Bureau within USIA. The files contain correspondence, memoranda,
speeches, schedules, email, and cables.
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Ireland
FOIA 2006-0477-F
This collection consists of speech
drafts, press releases, memos, correspondence, email, and cables related
records pertaining to the speech given by President Clinton at the Christmas
tree lighting ceremony in Belfast, Northern Ireland on November 30, 1995.
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Jennings, Chris
Systematic
This collection contains
records from the files of Chris Jennings’ related to the Health Security
Act. The records include memoranda, correspondence, reports, press releases, briefing papers, statistical data, graphs, legislative drafts, publications, and news. This material provides a detailed
analysis of the Act, as well as a chronological subseries that focuses on legislative strategies to enact the Health Security Act. This collection also contains material examining the alternatives to the Act.
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Link to Digital Library
Collection
Systematic 2011-0747-S
This collection consists of records related to health care appropriations and legislation from October 1999 to December 2000. This collection consists of reports, memoranda, draft legislation, resumes, the First Lady’s schedules, articles, and correspondence from congress, non-profit organizations, health care interest groups, and private citizens.
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Systematic 2011-0747-S
This collection consists of records related to Chris Jennings’ travel, speaking engagements, and meetings. This collection contains correspondence, faxes, invitations, email, travel voucher and reimbursement forms, invoices, and receipts from 1996-2000.
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Systematic
This collection consists
of Chris Jennings’ Subject Files series. The collection contains memoranda,
correspondence, graphs, statistical data, reports, press releases, briefing
papers, handwritten notes, newspaper and magazine clippings, and publications.
This series covers a wide variety of health-related topics, including a proposed Prescription Drug Benefit,
proposals for a Patients Bill of Rights, prevention and treatment of AIDS,
medical research, reform of the Food and Drug Administration, and the financing
of federal health programs within the framework of the Balanced Budget Act
(BBA). The Subject Files contains a significant amount of material related to
concerns stemming from demographic changes (specifically the aging of the “Baby
Boom” generation) which threaten the future solvency of both the Medicare and Medicaid
trust funds. Another large segment of this series deals with the
Administration’s efforts to prevent the Republican-controlled Congress from
converting the Medicaid program into a system of block grants to the states.
The Clinton Administration took the position that such a move would effectively
cap federal contributions to the program and result in the elimination and
reduction of long-term health care coverage to millions of recipients.
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Finding Aid
Link to Digital Library
Collection
Joint Chiefs of Staff
FOIA 2009-1055-F
This collection consists
of a
memorandum from Secretary of Defense Aspin to President Clinton regarding the
selection of a new Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff dated from the summer
of 1993. This memorandum discusses the biographies
of General John Shalikashvili, who was appointed Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff by President Clinton, effective October 25, 1993, and General Joseph
Hoar, a publically acknowledged finalist for the post in August of 1993.
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Kagan, Elena
FOIA 2009-1006-F
This collection consists
of files from and records concerning Elena Kagan. Elena Kagan served the
Clinton Administration from 1995 to 1999 in the Counsel’s Office and on the
Domestic Policy Council. In 1999 President Clinton nominated Kagan to the U.S.
District Court of Appeals, no hearing was ever scheduled and she was thereby
never confirmed. The records include memoranda, correspondence, articles,
email, reports, executive orders, bills, and directives. They consist of
Kagan’s office files, email both sent and received by her, and records from
other White House offices concerning her. The records cover a broad array of
domestic policy issues; the records contain, but are not limited to: AIDS,
budget appropriations, campaign finance reform, education, health, labor, race,
tobacco, and welfare.
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Collection
Kelly, Chris
FOIA 2010-0205-F
This collection consists of a draft birthday message to Christopher “Chris” Kelly from President Clinton. Kelly served as a senior policy advisor in the Domestic Policy Council and in the Department of Education during the Clinton Administration.
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Kemble, Robert Penn (1941 – 2005)
FOIA
2006-0210-F
This collection consists
of records concerning Robert Penn Kemble who served as Deputy Director and
Acting Director of the United States Information Agency (USIA). The records
include memos, background files, and correspondence. The correspondence is
primarily between Kemble and the White House. Kemble was a pivotal part of the
major civic education initiative called ‘Education for Democracy’.
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Kennedy Center Honors
FOIA 2006-0512-F
This collection contains
memoranda, biographies, news articles, speech drafts, and printed electronic
e-mails for remarks by the President at the Kennedy Center Honors Reception,
December 3, 2000. The memoranda, biographies, and news articles contain
biographical and background information on the Kennedy Center Honor recipients,
which included Angela Lansbury, Chuck Berry, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Placido
Domingo, and Clint Eastwood. The email contain copies of speech drafts and
some biographical information.
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Kennedy Peace Memorial
FOIA 2009-0442-F
This collection consists of records related to President Clinton’s trip to Indianapolis, Indiana on
May 14, 1994 for the groundbreaking of the Kennedy Peace Memorial. The records consist of speeches, schedules, thank you
letters, and newspaper clippings related to the groundbreaking.
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Khatami, Mohammad
FOIA 2007-1452-F
This collection consists of messages between Iranian President Khatami and President Clinton in August 1999. These materials include an email regarding a news report about the exchanges of messages between the two leaders.
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Khobar Towers
FOIA 2006-0648-F
This collection consists of records related to the terrorist bombing of the Al-Khobar Towers housing complex in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia on June 25, 1996. These records include correspondence, memoranda, emails, press materials, and reports regarding the attack and its aftermath. The collection also contains an unclassified copy of the September 1996 Downing Commission Report to the President and Congress on the Protection of U.S. Forces Deployed Abroad.
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Knee Injury
FOIA 2006-0497-F
This collection consists
of schedules, background materials, press releases and pool reports related to
President Clinton’s daily activities of March 13-14, 1997. It was during this
time that President Clinton injured his knee at the home of professional
golfer, Greg Norman.
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Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-0540-F
This collection contains
material pertaining to President Clinton injuring his knee while staying at
professional golfer Greg Norman’s home in Florida. President Clinton’s injury
required surgery.
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to Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1186-F
This collection consists of records relating to any National Security Council Deputies Committee or
Principals Committee meetings on Kosovo held on June 12, June 13, or June 14, 1999. There was only one Deputies Committee
meeting that discussed Kosovo on the 12th of June, 1999. There was a Principals Committee meeting on the 12th but they did
not discuss the situation in Kosovo. Open records are primarily administrative paperwork and email discussing Kosovo in
general terms. The nature of the discussion and the business of the meeting resulted in many records closed for national
security reasons.
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FOIA 2011-0463-F AV*
This collection consists of video recordings of President Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton touring a Kosovar refugee camp near Skopje, Macedonia. The tour was at Stenkovic 1 camp. The Clintons greeted and spoke to Kosovo refugees around the camp on June 22, 1999.
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Kraemer, Sven
FOIA 2010-0173-F
This collection consists of records on Sven Kraemer, a long-time advisor to several American Presidents. The materials include records of visitors to the White House and cables on restructuring governmental organizations.
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Kusnet, David
FOIA 2006-0465-F
This collection contains the files of David Kusnet, Presidential Speechwriter and includes some
papers of Liz Bowyer, Staff Assistant. The collections consists of drafts of the 1993 inaugural address, speeches on health
care, economics, and other speeches from early in the Administration. The combined files of Kusnet and Bowyer are largely
administrative in nature. A large portion of this collection consists of daily news reports, dated April 1, 1993 to February
17, 1994, compiled by the White House Office of News Analysis.
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Labor & Health and Human Services Bill
FOIA 2009-0940-F
This is a video recording
of President Clinton addressing members of Congress, cabinet secretaries,
senior staff, school officials, budget office officials, school children, and
other guests in the Presidential Hall, of the Dwight D. Eisenhower Old
Executive Office Building upon signing the Labor & Health and Human
Services Bill on December 21, 2000. President Clinton made remarks concerning
the signing of the Labor and Health and Human Services Bill. The President's
remarks mentioned: the Budget Surplus, Budget Deficits, New Markets
Initiatives, Clean Air, Education Reform, and Empowerment and Renewal Zones.
There is a backdrop sign on the dais that reads, “More Opportunity for More
Americans.”
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Labor-Management Partnerships
FOIA 2007-0141-F
This collection consists of records related to Executive Order 12871 on Labor-Management
Partnerships. This Executive Order, which President Clinton signed on October 1, 1993, created the National Partnership
Council. The Council was comprised of members of the major labor union and advised the President on labor-management
relations within executive branch agencies. This collection consists of correspondence, White House memoranda, and email
regarding matters related to Executive Order 12871.
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Landmark for Peace
Memorial*
FOIA 2009-0442-F AV
This collection consists of photographs of President Clinton
at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Landmark for Peace Memorial in
Indianapolis, Indiana on May 14, 1994. The Landmark for Peace Memorial is a
memorial sculpture at Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Park in Indianapolis that
honors the contributions of the leaders Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert
F. Kennedy. The photographs consist of President Clinton with fellow guests
making remarks at the event and the ground being broken by the dignitaries on
the site of the proposed memorial.
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Laird, Melvin
FOIA 2006-0515-F
This collection contains
records relating to correspondence between Hillary Clinton and Melvin Laird.
The material relates to correspondence inviting Mrs. Clinton to attend and give
the address at the 1995 Youth Leadership Day.
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Lake, Anthony
FOIA 2006-0680-F
This collection consists of
materials related to the nomination and later withdrawal of Anthony Lake to be
Director of Central Intelligence (DCI). In addition, records relate to the nomination
of George Tenet to be the DCI after Lake withdrew his nomination. It consists
of biographical and press information, correspondence, memoranda, and email
related to the preparation and later confirmation of this position.
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Lewis, Meriwether
FOIA 2009-0789-F
This collection consists of material concerning correspondence between historian Stephen Ambrose and President Clinton regarding the National Park Service's decision to reject George Washington University Professor James Starr's request to exhume the body of Meriwether Lewis to determine Lewis’ cause of death. The files contain correspondence between President Clinton, Stephen Ambrose, and documentary film maker Dayton Duncan on this matter.
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Lieberman,
Evelyn
FOIA
2006-0199-F
This collection consists
primarily of email and records from the National Security Council concerning
Evelyn Lieberman’s appointment as Under Secretary of State for Public
Diplomacy. Prior to her arrival at the Department of State, Evelyn Lieberman
served as a Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State, Director of the Voice of
America and Assistant to the President/Deputy White House Chief of Staff in the
Clinton Administration. Upon her appointment as Under Secretary of State for
Public Diplomacy on October 1, 1999, Lieberman’s main task was to oversee the
integration of the former United States Information Agency (USIA) into the
Department of State’s Bureau of Public Affairs.
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FOIA 2006-0212-F
This collection consists
of records concerning Evelyn Lieberman who served as a member of the United
States Information Agency (USIA). Lieberman was the Director of Voice of
America (VOA) from 1997 to 1998 and Director of the International Broadcasting
Bureau (IBB) until 1999. The records include email regarding press statements
and the merging of USIA and the Department of State in 1999. Also included are
email about the bureaucratic relations between the National Security Council
(NSC), the USIA, and the Department of State.
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Little, Cheryl Ada Elizabeth
FOIA 2006-0371-F
This collection consists
of correspondence and memoranda concerning the pardon of Cheryl Ada Elizabeth
Little on October 20, 2000.
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MacLaine, Shirley
FOIA 2007-0138-F (segment 2)
This collection contains
correspondence from President Clinton to Shirley MacLaine, dated April 26, 1994
and April 20, 1995, wishing MacLaine a Happy Birthday. There is also a memo from the Office of
Records Management, dated May 8, 1995, regarding the correct mailing address
for Shirley MacLaine.
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FOIA 2007-0138-F AV*
This collection consists of 5 photographs of President Clinton
meeting Shirley MacLaine and her guests at the National Medal of Arts
and Humanities Dinner at the White House on December 20, 2000.
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Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
Magaziner, Ira
FOIA 2006-0770-F
This collection consists
of reports, memoranda, correspondence, news clippings, and schedules from the
files of Ira Magaziner, Senior Advisor to the President for Policy Development.
Magaziner assisted in implementing President Clinton’s Health Care Reform
initiatives by coordinating policy development for the Task Force on National
Health Care Reform. The records include draft reports produced by the working
groups Magaziner formed to advise the Task Force.
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FOIA 2006-0885-F
This collection consists of Ira Magaziner’s
Health Care Task Force files including: correspondence, reports, news
clippings, press releases, and publications. Ira Magaziner a Senior Advisor to
President Clinton for Policy Development was heavily involved in health care
reform. Magaziner assisted the Task Force by coordinating health care policy
development through numerous working groups. Magaziner and the First Lady were
the President’s primary advisors on health care. The Health Care Task Force
eventually produced the administration’s health care plan, introduced to
Congress as the Health Security Act. This bill failed to pass in 1994.
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Systematic
Electronic
Commerce Series: From the records of the Domestic Policy Council, Ira
Magaziner’s Electronic Commerce series covers policy considerations relating to
Internet and electronic commerce issues. Ira Magaziner served as Senior Advisor
to the President for Policy Development from 1993 to 1998. The files contain
correspondence, reports, memos, and articles dealing with all aspects of
internet issues, including copyright and intellectual property protection,
encryption, domain names, and tariff and tax considerations on products sold via
the internet. The records contain correspondence and reports from various
international organizations such as the World Intellectual Property
Organization (WIPO), the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
(OECD), and the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI).
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Major, John
FOIA 2006-0215-F
This collection consists
of records concerning John Major, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from
1990 to 1997. The records include
telcons, memcons, cables, letters and memorandums. The topics covered include
Radio/TV Marti, Haitian Radio Support Projects, Balkans Public Diplomacy Group,
Peace in the Middle East, General Agreements on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), the
economy, the G-7 Summit, Northern Ireland Peace Agreement, and the START
treaties. There is also information regarding appointments, requests for
foreign travel, and delegates for Presidential trips.
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Mandela, Nelson*
FOIA 2009-1401-F AV
This collection consists of video recording of the State Dinner held for President Nelson Mandela of South Africa on October 4, 1994.
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Mars
FOIA 2006-1878-F
This collection consists of speech
drafts, press releases, news transcripts, memos, email and cables pertaining
to the NASA discovery of the Allan Hills (ALH) Meteorite 84001 meteorite,
mentioned by President Clinton in a statement on August 7, 1996. ALH 84001 is
believed to be from Mars. The meteorite made worldwide headlines in 1996 when
scientists announced that it might contain evidence for microscopic fossils of
Martian bacteria.
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Mars Millennium Project
FOIA 2006-0507-F
This collection contains
correspondence, drafts, and lists relating to the Mars Millennium Project and
the remarks made by the First Lady at the Mars Millennium Kick-Off, January 14,
1999. Much of the correspondence is in
the form of e-mails containing background information on the Mars Millennium
Project, i.e., the kick-off event itself and the long term goals of the
project. In addition, there are e-mails containing facts about some of the
physical characteristics of the planet Mars and drafts of the remarks made by
the First Lady at the kick-off event on January 14, 1999. There are also drafts
of remarks by other speakers at the event. The files contain excerpts from
published articles and books (fictional and factual) which also served as
background information used in the preparation of the remarks made by the First
Lady. Lists contain talking points, a sequence of events for the kick-off, and
participating organizations in the Mars Millennium Project.
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Marshall Islands
FOIA 2006-0195-F
This collection consists of records related to Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, and the Republic of
the Marshall Islands. These records discuss economic development, immigration, natural disasters and the presidential
declarations and assistance resulting from these disasters, ambassadorial appointments, the Investment Development Fund
Advisory Board of the Marshall Islands, and the Micronesian Investment Development Fund Advisory Board. This collection
consists of cables, email, letters, memoranda, press clippings, and reports.
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Aid
Marzook, Mousa Mohammed Abu
FOIA 2008-0098-F
This collection consists of records on the release of Hamas leader Mousa Mohammed Abu Marzook from U.S. custody and his deportation to Jordan in the spring of 1997. These materials include National Security Council (NSC) press guidance on the legal case, emails regarding upcoming NSC Marzook meetings, talking points, and press briefings. The majority of this FOIA case is currently withheld under PRA and FOIA restrictions.
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McClendon, Sarah
FOIA 2006-0537-F
This collection contains
correspondence between President Clinton and Sarah McClendon, a Senior White
House reporter. The records include
newsletters, notes, and memos between White House staff regarding drafts of
letters from the President to Sarah McClendon.
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McCown, Gaynor
Systematic 2011-0255-S
This collection consists of Gaynor McCown’s Domestic Policy Council Printed
Materials series of records related to education, children and family welfare, safe and drug free schools, and the
budget. This collection consists of memoranda, pamphlets, reports, and books.
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Systematic 2011-0225-S
This collection consists of Gaynor McCown’s Domestic Policy Council Subject
series of records related to education accomplishments, student loans, state partnerships, safe and drug free schools,
budget, youth initiatives, community outreach, reinventing government, and student organizations. This collection consists of
talking points, reports, publications, draft legislation, memoranda, articles, correspondence, email, schedules, meeting
agendas, speech transcripts, and handwritten notes
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Melley, Brendan
FOIA 2006-1018-F
This collection
consists of records concerning Brenden Melley, a member of the staff of the
President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) from 1998 to
2001. As part of his duties, Melley visited military sites and prepared
PFIAB reports. These records include personnel documents, email correspondence,
and cables regarding Melley's work for and travel on behalf of PFIAB.
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Metzel, Jamie
FOIA 2006-0214-F
This collection consists
of records concerning Jamie Metezl. Metzel served as the Director of
Multilateral and Humanitarian Affairs at the National Security Council (NSC)
1997 to 1998 and Senior Coordinator for International Public Information (IPI)
at the Department of State from 1998 to 2000. The records include email,
cables, memos, correspondence and reports.
The topics covered by these records are IPI, Metzel’s time as White
House Fellow, and his work on Presidential Decision Directive 68.
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Micronesia
FOIA 2006-0195-F
This collection consists of records related to Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, and the Republic of
the Marshall Islands. These records discuss economic development, immigration, natural disasters and the presidential
declarations and assistance resulting from these disasters, ambassadorial appointments, the Investment Development Fund
Advisory Board of the Marshall Islands, and the Micronesian Investment Development Fund Advisory Board. This collection
consists of cables, email, letters, memoranda, press clippings, and reports.
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Aid
Mike's City Diner*
FOIA 2011-0068-F AV
This collection consists of a video recording of President Clinton visiting Mike's City Diner in Boston, MA on January 18, 2000.
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Military Construction Appropriations Act of 1997
FOIA 2007-0625-F
This collection is primarily related to the Military Construction Appropriations Act of 1997. This collection contains email records related to legislative updates of the Military Construction Act of 1998. The legislative updates keep track of the latest action on a particular bill and the expected action in the next days and weeks. The emails also track legislative action following President Clinton’s use of the line item veto in October 1997. The collection also consists of Statements of Administration Policy and correspondence regarding both the 1997 and 1998 appropriations bills.
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Millennium Evening
FOIA 2006-0504-F
This collection contains
transcripts, remarks, background information, talking points, and speech drafts
relating to First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton’s remarks at the Fifth Millennium
Evening, held at the White House on January 25, 1999. President and Mrs. Clinton created the
Millennium Council in 1997 to oversee commemorative and celebratory activities
in anticipation of the beginning of the 21st century. The Council entitled the
January 1999 Millennium Evening “The Meaning of the Millennium.” Featuring
theologian and religious historian Martin E. Marty and medieval historian
Natalie Zemon Davis, the program compared contemporary religious and secular
reactions to the year 2000 to similar trends during the previous millennial
transition in the year 1000.
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Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-0509-F
This collection contains
transcripts, packet samples, press releases, draft comments, and e-mails
relating to remarks given at the Eighth Millennium Evening, titled “Informatics
Meets Genomics,” on October 12, 1999. President and Mrs. Clinton created the
Millennium Council in 1997 to oversee commemorative and celebratory activities
in anticipation of the beginning of the 21st century. At the October 1999
Millennium Evening, Dr. Vinton G. Cerf, a vice president at MCI WorldCom and
co-founder of the Internet, spoke first about Internet technology. The second
speaker, biologist Eric Lander of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
discussed his involvement with the Human Genome Project. A question-and-answer session followed the
presentations, and President Clinton closed the program with brief remarks
about technological progress.
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Millennium Matinee
FOIA 2006-0510-F
This collection contains
e-mails, draft remarks, press releases, articles, invitations, and background
information pertaining to remarks by the President and the First Lady at the
Millennium Matinee event held at the White House on June 12, 2000. President and Mrs. Clinton created the Millennium
Council in 1997 to oversee commemorative and celebratory activities in
anticipation of the beginning of the 21st century. The 9th Millennium Evening,
renamed Millennium Matinee due to its earlier time frame, was entitled
“Exploration under the Seas-Beyond the Stars.” The event showcased scientific
discoveries in the deep ocean and in outer space. Both the President and the
First Lady gave brief remarks at the event in front of an audience of local
schoolchildren, and participated in a question-and-answer session. In their
remarks, President and Mrs. Clinton discussed American’s heritage of
exploration, the importance of studying the oceans and outer space, as well as
a recent draft report on climate change.
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Milosevic, Slobodan*
FOIA
2007-1036-F AV
This collection consists
of photographs of President Clinton during the Balkan Peace Agreement meetings
in Paris, France on December 14, 1995. The photographs document President
Clinton, Secretary Warren Christopher, and Ambassador Richard Holbrooke meeting
at a luncheon with Balkan Heads of State: President Alija Izetbegovic of
Bosnia, President Franjo Tudjman of Croatia, and President Slobodan Milosevic
of Serbia at the Ambassador’s Residence in Paris. Other world leaders present
include, Chancellor Helmut Kohl, Prime Minister John Major, Prime Minister
Viktor Chernomyrdin, and others.
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Mormons
FOIA 2006-1380-F
This collection consists of records related to President Clinton and his interactions with the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints, or Mormons, as well as visits by President Clinton to Salt Lake City, Utah. This collection consists of
correspondence, memoranda, itineraries, schedules, and press clippings. The records describe President Clinton's interactions
and communications with different leaders of the Church of Latter Day Saints and various Latter Day Saints organizations.
They also deal with efforts by President Clinton and administration officials on behalf of Salt Lake City’s bid to host the
2002 Winter Olympic Games, and some of the planning that took place for the Games.
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Aid
Morris, Dick*
FOIA 2011-0425-F AV
This collection consists of photographs of advisor Dick Morris from the years 1995 and 1996. The photographs come from meetings, briefings, and receiving lines involving advisor Dick Morris, President Clinton, Vice President Al Gore, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and senior staff policy advisors.
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Link to Photo Contact Sheets
Morse, Eric
Systematic 2011-0619-S
This collection consists of records related to events on health care, education, women, and welfare that First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton attended from 1997-1999. The collection consists of correspondence, the First Lady's schedules, fact sheets, press releases, articles, memoranda, reports, publications, emails, conference and meeting agendas and attendee lists, speech drafts, and speech transcripts.
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Moynihan, Mark
Francis
FOIA 2006-1017-F
This collection consists of cables, memoranda, forms, and
email concerning Mark Francis Moynihan. Moynihan served on the President’s
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) from 1997-1999. A sizable portion
of this FOIA is composed of the personnel files of Mark Moynihan. Nearly all of
these records were closed for reasons of personal privacy.
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Muscatine, Lissa
Systematic 2011-0415-S
This collection consists of the files of Lissa Muscatine from First Lady Hillary Clinton’s Press Office. The records cover topics such as health care, women’s rights, the Millennium Council, Hillary Clinton’s 2000 Senate campaign. The records include press interviews given by the First Lady, records concerning her domestic and foreign travel, speeches and remarks, and press releases.
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Myles, Raymond
FOIA 2008-0927-F
This collection consists of a single thank you letter to Raymond Myles from President Clinton. The letter thanks Myles for performing at President Clinton’s 50th birthday party. Myles was a New Orleans-based gospel singer.
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National Medal of
Arts and Humanities Ceremony*
FOIA 2009-1254-F AV
This collection consists of video recordings from the
September 29, 1999 National Medal of Arts and Humanities Ceremony at
Constitution Hall. President Clinton and
Mrs. Clinton both delivered remarks.
Recipients included: Irene Diamond, Aretha Franklin, Michael Graves, Dr.
Jose Polisi, Norman Lear, Rosetta Lenoire, Harvey Lichtenstein, Lydia Mendoza,
Odetta, George Segal, Maria Tallchief, Patricia Battin, Taylor Branch,
Jacquelyn Dowd Hall, Garrison Keillor, Jim Lehrer, John Rawls, Steven
Spielberg, and August Wilson.
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National Polar-Orbiting Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS)
FOIA 2008-0829-F
This collection consists of records related to the National Polar-Orbiting Environment Satellite System or NPOESS. NPOESS was a tri-agency program between the Department of Commerce (specifically the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA), the Department of Defense (DOD, specifically the Air Force), and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) designed to merge civil and defense weather satellite programs in order to reduce costs and to provide defense weather and climate coverage with improved capabilities. The collection contains
correspondence, reports, manuals, briefs, and memos related to the program.
Link to Finding Aid
National Security Council
FOIA 2006-1131-F
This collection consists of records on National Security Council (NSC) meetings regarding Al-Qaeda, Afghanistan, or the Taliban, from August 1998 to January 2001. These interagency meetings were in the form of either Principals Committee (PC), Deputies Committee (DC), or Counterterrorism Security (CSG) meetings. These materials consist of emails and memoranda notifying various NSC staffers of upcoming PC, DC, and CSG meetings. The majority of this FOIA case is currently withheld under PRA and FOIA restrictions.
Link to Finding Aid
Native Americans
FOIA 2006-0197-F (segment
1)
This collection consists
of records concerning Native American
Policy during the Clinton Administration.
Segment 1 contains records from White House staff and office
files and the National Security Council.
The files contain handwritten notes, memos, articles, correspondence,
and printed materials.
Link to
Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-0197-F (segment
2)
This collection consists
of records concerning Native American
Policy during the Clinton Administration. Segment 2 contains email from
the Automated Records Management System (ARMS) Email. ARMS Email for this
FOIA collection contain the phrases “Bureau of Indian Affairs” or “Federal
Indian Policy” in the “Subject” line. The records include email created and
received by Mickey Ibarra and Lynn G. Cutler with specific reference to
Indians/Native Americans. The collection includes almost every topic of
domestic policy as it relates to Native American people, including crime, teen
suicide, gaming, the Census, housing, education, welfare reform, and health
care. The collection also consists of records concerning the President’s
Initiative on Race and the New Markets Tour. Also included are policy
discussions concerning topics specific to Native American interests such as
reservation boundaries, reservation tourism, tribal colleges, and sacred sites
(the Kennewick Man).
Link to
Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-0197-F (segment
3)
This collection consists
of records concerning Native American
Policy during the Clinton Administration. Segment 3 contains records primarily
from the IN (Indian Affairs) Subject File. This collection also includes White House
Staff and Office Files. Records from this collection represent many topics of
domestic policy as it relates to Native American people, including clemency for
Leonard Peltier, Indian gaming, and tribal recognition. The files contain
handwritten notes, memos, articles, correspondence, and printed materials.
Link to
Finding Aid
Natural Disasters
FOIA 2010-0909-F
This collection consists of material pertaining to the speech given by President Clinton on May 8,
1999 in Del City, Oklahoma following a devastating tornado outbreak. In this speech, President Clinton
offers support for the National Weather Service building. The files consist of correspondence, talking points and contains
final speech drafts.
Link to Finding Aid
Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant
FOIA 2007-0029-F
This collection consists of records related to the Naval Weapons Industrial Reserve Plant (NWIRP) and
the National Defense Authorization Act of 1995. NWIRP- Calverton was operated by Northrop Grumman Corporation until February
1996. This collection consists of correspondence, statements, memoranda, and email.
Link to Finding
Aid
New Square*
FOIA 2006-0166-F AV
This collection contains
photographs that document the meeting and photo opportunities between the Grand
Rabbi, the President, and the First Lady.
There are also photos of the Grand Rabbi’s associates with President
Clinton, and the Grand Rabbi presenting President Clinton with a ceremonial
Menorah.
Link to
Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
Nixon, Richard M.*
FOIA
2007-0623-F AV
This collection consists
of photographs of the First Family meeting Former President Richard Nixon in
the White House residence on Mar 8, 1993. Included
are photographs of Former Presidents Bush, Carter, and Ford with President
Clinton at a “NAFTA Kickoff” and NAFTA signing ceremony on September 14, 1993,
and a NAFTA event on November 2, 1993. Also included are photographs of the
Clintons with Former Presidents at the funeral of President Nixon on April 27,
1994; President Clinton and Hillary Rodham at dedication of the George Bush
Presidential Library in College Station, TX on November 6, 1997; and the
Clintons at the 200th Anniversary Bicentennial White House Dinner.
Link to
Finding Aid
Contact Sheets Part 1 - Part
2 - Part 3
North Amercian Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
FOIA 2006-0511-F
This collection contains
e-mails, draft remarks, background materials, and memoranda pertaining to the
President’s remarks in support of the North American Free Trade Agreement
(NAFTA) at the Distinguished American Endorsement Event on November 2,
1993. During this event, well-respected
individuals, including former President Jimmy Carter, publicly endorsed NAFTA.
President Clinton followed these endorsements with his own argument in favor of
the agreement. President Clinton outlined the economic and foreign policy
benefits of the treaty and asked Americans to inform Congress of their support.
Congress passed the necessary legislation later that month.
Link to
Finding Aid
North Korea*
FOIA 2006-0310-F AV
This collection consists of
photographs on May 19, 1994 of a Commander in Chief’s meeting regarding North
Korea. President Clinton met with Secretary of Defense William Perry and senior
military commanders to discuss national security and military related issues
associated with events in Korea in the Cabinet Room. There are also photographs
from a meeting with President Clinton and a foreign policy group regarding
North Korea in the Roosevelt Room. Additionally, there are photographs from a
foreign policy group meeting on June 16, 1994 regarding North Korea in the
Cabinet Room, and President Clinton delivering a press statement regarding
North Korea.
Link
to Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
Northern Mariana Islands
FOIA 2006-0167-F
This collection consists
of correspondence between President
Clinton and Congress and memoranda to and from President Clinton on labor
standards and minimum wage laws in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands
(CNMI). The files contain correspondence, memoranda, email, and press
reports.
Link to
Finding Aid
Oath of Office
FOIA 2009-1311-F
This collections contains President Clinton’s Oath of Office which he took on January 21, 1993.
Link to Finding Aid
Oklahoma City Bombing*
FOIA 2006-0326-F
This collection consists of correspondence between President Clinton and family members of the bomb victims, proclamations, a FEMA briefing book, memoranda, speeches, and schedules. Records of note include background material pertaining to militias and extremists, an outline of Presidential actions against crime and terrorism, and a survey attempting to define the perception Americans have of government security measures.
Link to Finding Aid
FOIA 2011-0436-F AV
This collection consists of video recordings of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton greeting officials and being briefed by local law enforcement, emergency rescue personnel, and firemen at the State Fairgrounds Arena holding area in Oklahoma City, OK on April 23, 1995. The video recording also contains footage of the Clintons greeting and speaking to families of United States Secret Service officers who perished during the bombing.
Link to Finding Aid
Olympic Park
Bombing
FOIA 2006-0327-F
This collection consists of
materials related to the Centennial Olympic Park bombing that occurred on
July 27, 1996 in Atlanta, Georgia. It includes correspondence, memoranda,
reports, speech drafts, and email related to reactions and the aftermath
of the bombing.
Link to Finding Aid
OPSAIL
2000*
FOIA 2009-1262-F AV
This collection consists of photographs of President Clinton
and Charlie Robertson, Chairman of OPSAIL 2000, at OPSAIL 2000 on July 4, 2000
in New York Harbor. OPSAIL is a non-profit devoted to sail training and
fostering goodwill between nations. The photographs consist of President
Clinton addressing the event aboard the U.S.S. John F. Kennedy accompanied by
first family members.
Link to Finding Aid
Link to Photo Contact Sheets
Orzulak, Paul
FOIA 2008-0702-F
This collection consists of the speechwriting records of Paul Orzulak, a speechwriter for President
William J. Clinton and National Security Advisor Samuel R. Berger in 1999 and 2000. This collection contains clippings,
correspondence, email, faxes, memos, notes, printed materials, and speeches.
Link to Finding
Aid
Oval Office*
FOIA
2007-0686-F AV
This collection consists
of photographs of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton meeting with
Kaki Hockersmith regarding the redesign of the Oval Office in 1993. The photos
include President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton joining interior decorator
Kaki Hockersmith and others in the newly redecorated Oval Office on August 30,
1993, and photographs of Hillary Rodham Clinton attending a Historic
Preservation lunch in the Blue Room for the Committee for the Preservation of
the White House on November 8, 1993.
Link to Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
Palau
FOIA 2006-0195-F
This collection consists of records related to Micronesia, the Republic of Palau, and the Republic of
the Marshall Islands. These records discuss economic development, immigration, natural disasters and the presidential
declarations and assistance resulting from these disasters, ambassadorial appointments, the Investment Development Fund
Advisory Board of the Marshall Islands, and the Micronesian Investment Development Fund Advisory Board. This collection
consists of cables, email, letters, memoranda, press clippings, and reports.
Link to Finding
Aid
Palestinian Liberation Organization
FOIA 2009-0258-F
This collection consists of records concerning requests for the prison release or deportation of Khalid Al-Jawary, also known as Khaled El-Jassem. Al-Jawary, a member of the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO), was arrested in Italy in 1991 and then extradited to the United States. He was sentenced to 30 years imprisonment for three failed bombing attempts in New York City in 1973. The records consist mainly of letters, news articles, and court transcripts. Letters include correspondence from Al-Jawary to the National Security Advisor and Department of Justice Officials. There are also letters from Palestinian officials requesting Al-Jawary’s release or deportation. News articles and excerpts covering Al-Jawary’s trial were enclosures to Al-Jawary’s letters which were intended to support his argument for release from prison.
Link to Finding Aid
Pardons
FOIA 2006-0371-F
This collection consists
of correspondence and memoranda concerning the pardon of Cheryl Ada Elizabeth
Little on October 20, 2000.
Link to
Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-0222-F
This collection consists
of records regarding presidential pardons and executive clemency from September
2000 through January of 2001 and President Clinton’s pardon of Marc Rich. The
records included are correspondence, memoranda, petitions for pardon, notes,
reports and faxes. A majority of records in this collection is from the
Counsel’s Office, and includes correspondence concerning why certain
individuals merit presidential pardons or executive clemency.
Link to
Finding Aid
Pat’s King of Steaks*
FOIA 2011-0068-F AV
This collection consists of video recording President Clinton visiting Pat's King of Steaks restaurant in Philadelphia, PA on September 25, 1996 with Philadelphia Mayor Ed Rendell and other local officials.
Link to Finding Aid
People to People International
FOIA 2009-1459-F
This collection consists
of correspondence, draft correspondence, copies of Presidential Public Papers,
scheduling request forms, and news articles regarding People to People
International’s request for President Clinton to be Honorary Chairman.
Link to
Finding Aid
Plimpton, George*
FOIA 2008-1502-F AV
This collection consists of photos of President Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton, and Chelsea Clinton attending the Women's Gymnastics Artistic final on July 25, 1996 during the 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta, GA. The photos show President Clinton seated and conversing with writer George Plimpton at the Olympic Games. Plimpton later interviewed President Clinton on Air Force One on the way back from the Olympic Games for a piece in Sports Illustrated.
Link to Finding Aid
Link to Photo Contact Sheets
Pote, Harold W.
FOIA 2006-1002-F
This collection consists of records relating to Harold W. Pote and his service on the President’s
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Clinton Presidential Records relating to Harold W. Pote consist largely of personnel
files relating to Pote’s appointment as a member of the PFIAB. Pote was re-appointed to the President’s Foreign Intelligence
Advisory Board by President William Jefferson Clinton on September 30, 1993 and served throughout the Administration.
Link to Finding
Aid
Pouland, John C.
FOIA 2006-0454-F
This collection consists
of memoranda, correspondence, notes, articles, and email regarding John C.
Pouland. Pouland served as Regional Administrator of Region 7, General Services
Administration from 1995 to 1996. He was reappointed in 1997 and served in that
capacity until 2001.
Link to
Finding Aid
Prayer Breakfast*
FOIA
2008-0846-F AV
This collection consists
of photographs of President Clinton addressing the prayer breakfast on September 11, 1998, for various
religious leaders on the State Floor in the East Room. Dr. Gerald Mann gave the
blessing and Rev. Dr. James Forbes gave the benediction at the breakfast.
President Clinton prayed with some of the leaders in the East Room.
Link to
Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
Press
Briefings
Systematic
This collection consists of original copies of White House Press
Briefings, arranged chronologically. This series includes press briefings
issued by the White House from January 1993 through January 2001.
Link to
Finding Aid
Press
Releases
Systematic
This collection consists of original copies of White House Press
Releases, arranged chronologically. This series includes every press release
issued by the White House from January 1993 through January 2001.
Link to
Finding Aid
Press Release Subject File
Systematic
This collection consists of White House Press Releases arranged
alphabetically by subject. This series includes press releases issued by the
White House from January 1993 through January 2001.
Link to
Finding Aid
President Clinton’s
Birthday*
FOIA
2006-0372-F AV
This
collection consists of photographs and a video of the “Greasy Greens” from
President Clinton’s surprise birthday party on the South Lawn of the White
House on August 19, 1999.
Link to
Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
(PFIAB)
FOIA 2006-0999-F
This collection consists of records relating to Les Aspin and his work as Chairman
of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Records relating to Les Aspin and his service on the PFIAB consist
of email, memorandum, and administrative paperwork. The records relate to Aspin’s nomination on the PFIAB and to his
service on the PFIAB. Many email consist of press guidance on various foreign policy positions. A number of these records
relate to Aspin’s participation in a review of the roles and responsibilties of the intelligence community.
Link to Finding
Aid
FOIA 2006-1005-F
This collection consists of records relating to John Shelby Bryan and his service as
member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. This collection consist of memos, letters, fax cover sheets,
court records, resumes, press relases, and news articles relating to Bryan’s appointment and service on PFIAB. It also
includes e-mails that are primarily administrative in nature, relating to Bryan’s appointment to PFIAB.
Link to Finding
Aid
FOIA 2006-1019-F
This collection consists of materials related to Frank Fountain, a member of the
President's Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB). It includes letters, email, and cables. Some of the records within this FOIA came from
personnel files, which result in many closures related to personal privacy.
Link to Finding
Aid
FOIA 2006-0997-F
This collection consists of records relating to Admiral Bobby Ray Inman and his work
as a member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Inman was a well respected and long-term member of the
United States intelligence community by the beginning of the Clinton Administration. He had served on the President’s
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board under President George H. W. Bush. He was selected by President William J. Clinton on
December 16, 1993 to succeed Les Aspin as Secretary of Defense. His term on the PFIAB was not renewed.
Link to Finding
Aid
FOIA 2006-1018-F
This collection consists of records concerning Brenden Melley, a member of the staff
of the
President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) from 1998 to 2001. As part of his duties, Melley visited military
sites and prepared PFIAB reports. These records include personnel documents, email correspondence, and cables regarding
Melley's work for and travel on behalf of PFIAB.
Link to Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1017-F
This collection consists of cables, memoranda, forms, and
email concerning Mark Francis Moynihan. Moynihan served on the President’s
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) from 1997-1999. A sizable portion
of this FOIA is composed of the personnel files of Mark Moynihan. Nearly all of
these records were closed for reasons of personal privacy.
Link to Finding
Aid
FOIA 2006-1002-F
This collection consists of records relating to Harold W. Pote and his service on the
President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Clinton Presidential Records relating to Harold W. Pote consist largely of
personnel files relating to Pote’s appointment as a member of the PFIAB. Pote was re-appointed to the President’s Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board by President William Jefferson Clinton on September 30, 1993 and served throughout the
Administration.
Link to Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1006-F
This collection consists of materials relating to Lois Rice, a member of the
President’s Foreign
Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB). It includes memoranda, resumes, correspondence, email, and press releases. The majority
of the records produced for this FOIA were from personnel files, which result in many closures related to personal
privacy.
Link to
Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1000-F
This collection contains records relating to Senator Warren B. Rudman and his service
as a member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Rudman was appointed by President William Jefferson
Clinton to the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) on September 30, 1993 and served until 2001. These
records consist of email, memorandum, and administrative paperwork. The records relate to Aspin’s nomination on the PFIAB
and to his service on the PFIAB.
Link to
Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1013-F
This collection consists of materials relating to Stanley Shuman, a member of the
President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB). It includes memoranda, resumes, correspondence, email, forms, and
press releases. A considerable amount of this collection is from the personnel files of Shuman, nearly all of which are
closed for personal privacy.
Link to Finding Aid
FOIA 2006-1011-F
This collection consists of records relating to Maurice Sonnenberg and his service as
member of the President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board. Records include administrative paperwork relating to Sonnenberg's service. Sonnenberg was the Former Chairman of the Democratic House and Senate Council, the Executive Vice Chairman of the Foreign Policy Association, and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. He served as an advisor to five White House administrations advising on topics of intelligence, foreign policy, international trade, and finance.
Link to Finding
Aid
President's
Interagency Council on Women
FOIA 2006-0198-F (segment 3)
This collection consists of
materials related to The President's Interagency Council on Women that was
created in August 1995 following the United Nations Fourth World Conference on
Women in Beijing, China. The Council's agenda was to move the United States
toward equality for women by the year 2000. It includes reports, memoranda,
correspondence, brochures, and news articles. Segments 1 and 2 are available here.
Link to Finding Aid
Presidential Decision Directive (PDD) 68
FOIA 2006-0207-F
This collection consists
of records related to Records on
Presidential Decision Directive 68 (PDD68) concerning International Public
Information (IPI). The collection consists primarily of the records of the
National Security Council. The files contain memos,
summaries of meetings, drafts of PDD68, notes, and reports. Related subjects
include Jamie Metzl, Richard Clarke, and Sandy Berger.
Link to
Finding Aid
Presidential Diary
FOIA 2007-0780-F
This collections contains the entries from the Presidential Diary for one day, December 22, 2000 regarding the visit of Rabbi David Twersky. The diarist was Ellen McCathran. The records consist of schedules, press releases, the President’s weekly radio address and other background material.
Link to Finding Aid
FOIA 2010-0083-F
This collection consists of sample dates, from January 1993 to December 2000 from the Presidential Daily Diary. Presidential Diarist, Ellen McCathran, recorded the activities of President Clinton including meetings, phone calls, social events, trips, etc. Details of these events include date, time, and names of individuals involved with the events.
Link to Finding Aid
Presidential Gifts
FOIA 2008-0361-F
This collection consists of information concerning all gifts given to President Clinton between August 19-26, 1996. These dates coincided with a trip that the President took to Wyoming. During these eight days the Gift Office recorded 124 gifts for the President. On the 20th of August the President received no gifts.
Link to Finding Aid
Charren, Peggy*
FOIA 2009-0530-F AV
This request consists of photographs of President Clinton and Hilary Rodham Clinton presenting a Presidential Medal of Freedom to Peggy Charren on September 29, 1995. Charren founded Action for Children’s Television (ACT) in 1968 in an effort to improve the quality of children’s television programming.
Link to Finding Aid
Link to Photo Contact Sheets
Farmer, James L. Jr.
FOIA 2008-0695-F
This collection consists of records from when James L. Farmer, Jr. received the Presidential Medal of Freedom on January 15, 1998. The files contain congressional correspondence and correspondence written by the general public recommending that President William J. Clinton award Dr. James L. Farmer, Jr. the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The files also contain lists of Presidential Medal of Freedom award ceremony invitees and the citations read for each recipient during the ceremony.
Link to Finding Aid
Presidential Scheduling
FOIA 2006-0314-F
This collection
consists
of presidential schedules for October 3- 4, 1993 and November 15-17, 1995. The records consist of correspondence,
memoranda, reports, newspaper articles, and four presidential schedules. The
topics covered include the government furlough, health care, the budget, and
children with learning disabilities.
Link to Finding Aid
Presidential Trips
FOIA 2007-1011-F
This collection consists of records relating to all foreign and domestic trips made by President Clinton. The records contain a list of all foreign and domestic trips made by the President and a few schedules from Janaury 2001.
Link to Finding Aid
Prince, Jonathan
FOIA
2006-0466-F
Jonathan Prince served in
various capacities during the two terms of the Administration. He was one of
President Clinton’s speechwriters, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State, and
directed the public relations effort related to the fallout from the bombing of
refugees by NATO forces during the war in Kosovo. This collection consists of
speech drafts, handwritten notes, memoranda, correspondence, publications, and
schedules. Prince wrote most of President Clinton’s radio addresses from
1993-1997. He also specialized in dealing with domestic issues such as crime,
gun control, unemployment, urban development, and welfare.
Link to
Finding Aid
Princess Margaret of
England
FOIA
2006-1268-F AV*
This collection consists
of photographs taken April 4, 1996 of President Clinton, Hillary Rodham Clinton
and Chelsea Clinton meeting with Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret of
England at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The Clintons and Princess
Margaret met the Royal Ballet performers along with other staff and guests at
the Kennedy Center.
Link to Finding Aid with Photo Contact Sheets
FOIA 2006-1268-F
This collection consists of schedules, press releases,
manifests, pool reports, and background materials concerning President
Clinton’s official and semi-official meetings with Her Royal Highness (HRH)
Princess Margaret of England. On April 6, 1994 President Clinton, along with
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, met Princess Margaret and attended a performance
of the (British) Royal Ballet’s “Sleeping Beauty” at the Kennedy Center in
Washington, D.C.
Link to Finding Aid
Proposition 209
FOIA 2008-0309-F
This collection consists of records related to Proposition 209, a California ballet proposition
passed on November 5, 1996, which amended the California consitution to prohibit “preferential treatment to, any individual
or group on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin in the operation of public employment, public
education, or public contracting.” This collection consists of memoranda, legal briefs, correspondence, newspaper clippings,
and articles.
Link to Finding Aid
Public Opinion Polling
FOIA 2007-1468-F
This collection consists of records related to public opinion polling and public opinion mail and
email concerning issues of health care; the Brady Bill; gun control; welfare; the Welfare to Work social program; gay
marriage; Bosnia; and Haiti. This collection consists of email, memoranda, correspondence, and tally sheets. These records
include statistical information compiled by the White House, particularly during the first years of the Clinton
Administration, 1993-1995, on how much mail and email it was receiving, and on what topics, and the trendline of public
opinion on those topics. The records also include email created by White House staff concerning public opinion polling, and
describe the thoughts of the general public on the aforementioned topics.
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Aid
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