Freedom of Information Act: Appendix: 1981 - United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary. Subcommittee on the Constitution - Google Books

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STROM THURMOND, South Carolina, Chairman

CHARLES MCC. MATHIAS, JR., Maryland JOSEPH R. BIDEN, JR., Delaware

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THOMAS D. PARRY, Chief Counsel
STEPHEN J. MARKMAN, General Counsel and Staff Director
RANDALL RADER, Counsel

ROBERT FEIDLER, Minority Counsel

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CONTENTS

PART 1-ADDITIONAL STATEMENTS AND REPORTS

The Freedom of Information Reform Act, section-by-section analysis----

Oversight of the administration of the Federal Freedom of Information

Act: Personal report, by Senator Jim Sasser-

Letter to Senator Sasser from James T. O'Reilly, attorney at law----

Paul Fisher, director, Freedom of Information Center, University of Mis-

Page

Thomas J. Houser, general counsel, National Association of Manufacturers-

The Freedom of Information Act: Legislation, Litigation, and Agency Prac-

Appendix A-Freedom of Information Act____

Appendix B-Memorandum concerning Supreme Court's decision in

Chrysler v. Brown-----

Appendix C-Concerning current and future litigation under Chrysler

Financial Executives Institute..

The National Meat Association___

Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America..

The National Association of Aircraft & Communications Suppliers, Inc., by

Joseph J. Petrillo, Counsel..

A Remedy to Prevent Injury From Freedom of Information Act Disclosure,

by the Committee on Federal Legislation, of the Association of the Bar of

the City of New York..-.

Donal W. Paley, Esq., chairman, committee on Customs Law, New York

County Lawyers' Association.

Associated Press Managing Editors, by Rober Haiman, president APME

and Paul Janensch, chairman APME FOI Committee..

Food and Beverage Trades Department, AFL-CIO..

Francis J. McNamara, executive director, the Hale Foundation_

John H. F. Shattuck, legislative director, American Civil Liberties Union

and Allan Robert Adler, legislative counsel, ACLU Project on National

Security, Center for National Security Studies_.

Edward J. Carels, Ph. D., vice president, Communications Comprehensive

Care Corporation...

The Association of American Publishers, Inc..

Fred Wertheimer, president, Common Cause...

The CIA and the Fee Provision of the Freedom of Information Act, by John

PART 2-LETTERS SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD

To Hon. Orrin G. Hatch, chairman, Subcommittee on the Constitution

Charles W. Stewart, president, Machinery and Allied Products Insti-

Nobby Akiha, editor, Sloan Management Review, with an attachment_

The Freedom of Information Act: Strategic Opportunities and

Edward D. Feigenbaum, staff associate, Indiana University, with an

The Freedom of Information Act as an Aid to Proposal Analysis__

Stanley M. Brand, general counsel to the Clerk, U.S. House of Repre-

Kenton Pattie, senior staff vice president, National Audio-Visual Asso-

ciation, Inc___

James T. O'Reilly, senior counsel, The Procter & Gamble Company,

with attachment_.

Letter from John Anderson, Bureau of Medical Devices to James

Saul Herner, president, Herner Company.

Daniel L. Bart, staff attorney, General Telephone & Electronics Cor-

poration, with attachment---

Letter to William C. Bush from Daniel L. Bart..

Arthur Hull Hayes, Jr., M.D., Commissioner of Food and Drugs, De-

partment of Health and Human Services, with attachments...

C. Philip Liechty, with attachment____

Letter to C. Philip Liechty from Admiral Bobby R. Inman--.

Joseph P. Allen, executive director, Intellectual Property Owners,

Hilton Davis, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America_

Paul L. Perito, of Perito, Duerk, Carlson & Pinco, P. C., attorneys at

Donald S. Dawson, of Dawson, Riddell, Fox, Holroyd & Wilson, P.C.,

attorneys at Law__

Franklin P. Perdue, chairman, Perdue Farms Incorporated, with at-

Norvel P. Tyler, TY Co., with attachment_-_.

Steuart L. Pittman, of Shaw, Pittman, Potts & Trowbridge_

Harold O. Buzzell, president, Health Industry Manufacturers Associa-

Herbert Liebenson, president, National Small Business Association__

A. Joan Dannelley, project coordinator, American Association of Meat

D. R. Schmidt, manager of legal services, National Electrical Manu-

facturers Association_---

Bernard Nash, of Blum & Nash, attorneys at law...

C. Manly Molpus, president, American Meat Institute___

Terry D. Miller, president, Government Sales Consultants, Inc., with

Loren A. Smith, chairman, Administrative Conference of the United

States, with attachments_--

Procedures for assessing and collecting Freedom of Information

John E. Maurer, Monsanto Company--

C. B. Hedrick, manager employee relations, The Procter & Gamble

Charles Leppert, Jr., The Procter & Gamble Manufacturing Company-

J. T. Whitman, president, Hospital Financial Management Associa-

Richard G. Waterman, general patent counsel, The Dow Chemical

Company, with attachment_

Howard W. Bremer, Society of University Patent Administrators__.

Karl G. Harr, Jr., Aerospace Industries Association of America, Inc.-

Joseph J. Petrillo, counsel, National Association of Aircraft & Com-

munication Suppliers, Inc., with attachments--.

R. A. Greehkorn, vice president for programs, Purdue University-

Robert D. Evans, acting director, American Bar Association____

PART 2-LETTERS SUBMITTED FOR THE RECORD-Continued

William F. Fore, assistant general secretary for communication, Na- Page

tional Council of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A‒‒‒‒‒‒‒

Brian H. Rowe, senior vice president and group executive, General

Lorraine Petti, legislative coordinator, and Esther Herst, national di-

rector, National Committee Against Repressive Legislation___.

Joan Hoff-Wilson, executive secretary, Organization of American

Prospere S. Virden, Jr., senior counsel, Honeywell_

Peter V. Berns, Douglas L. Parker, Willard Holt, and Adrienne Hewitt,

Institute for Public Representation, Georgetown University Law

Stephen D. Johnson, ADP fund Branch/ADTS, with attachments___

To Hon. Senator Robert Dole, from Shaw Mudge, Shaw Mudge Company,

with attachments____.

To Hon. Senator Strom Thurmond, chairman, Committee on the Judiciary

William M. Schofield, director-government relations, Financial Execu-

tives Institute__.

Sheldon Elliot Steinbach, general counsel, American Counsel on Ed-

ucation, April 30, 1982_-

Sheldon Elliot Steinbach, general counsel, American Counsel on Ed-

ucation, May 14, 1982__.

To Randall R. Rader, counsel, Subcommittee on the Constitution, from:

Edward E. Vaill, litigation counsel, Atlantic Richfield Company__

Charles W. Stewart, president, Machinery and Allied Products In-

stitute, with an attachment....

Letter from William C. Bush to Charles W. Stewart---

Michael A. Brown, of Schmeletzer, Aptaker & Sheppard, P. C., coun-

Stephen L. Babcock, executive director, Administrative Conference of

the United States, with an attachment__

Transcript of the twenty-third plenary session, Dec. 10-11, 1981,

Bernard Nash and Ronald Plesser, Blum & Nash, attorneys at law_--

Paul J. Seidman, counsel to National Association of Aircraft & Com-

munications Suppliers, Inc., with attachments_.

Recommendations of the Small Business Issues Task Force_

To Hon. Senator Howard M. Metzenbaum, from Irwin P. Garfinkle, general

patent counsel, AVCO Corporation___

To Hon. Senator Arlen Specter from:

B. D. Smith, senior vice president and comptroller, United States Steel

Corporation, April 5, 1982___.

W. B. Thomas, executive vice president accounting and finance, United

States Steel Corporation, April 26, 1982_.

To Lola Secora, Freedom of Information Act officer, Department of Health

and Human Services, from Elaine M. Kokiko, executive vice president,

Moshman Associates, Inc., with attachments_-_-

Letters to Lola Secora from:

Martin Shulman_

Jack Moshman....

Elaine M. Kokiko

Jane Shephered_

Jerry Ackerman__

Barbara J. Davis.

James D. Colliver_

To Senator, from Fred Wertheimer, president, Common Cause__

To Thomas Caster, Neece & Associates, from Shaw Mudge & Company-.

To Mary Candance Fowler, staff attorney, Administrative Conference of

the United States, from David L. Cook, assistant chief, Administrative

Office of the United States Courts, with attachments---

To Henry Christman, Esq., Office of the General Counsel, Department

of Defense, the Pentagon, from Joseph J. Petrillo, attorney at law..

To Douglas B. Comer, counsel, Senate Subcommittee on Courts, from

Lorence L. Kessler, counsel to Labor Policy Association----

To Journalist, from Orrin G. Hatch, United States Senator---

PART 3-NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES SUBMITTED FOR THE

Does Ambiguous Legislation Stymie U.S. Foreign Policy?, by Peggy Stanto, Page

from Princeton Features___

F.B.I. Informants, by Carl Stern__.

Response to "F.B.I. Informants" submitted to Constitution Subcommittee

by Geoff Stewart, Esq., special counsel, Department of Justice_-_

Statement submitted to Constitution Subcommittee by Geoff Stewart, Esq.,

special counsel, Department of Justice_--

How Pentagon secrets find their way into public print, by W. Donald

Stewart, Washington Star, March 31, 1979__.

Pentagon Aide Finds Information Act Abuses, by Richard Halloran, The

New York Times, July 19, 1981-

Proposed revisions would improve FOIA, by H. Dickson Burton, from the

BYU Daily Universe, Dec. 1, 1981__

Balancing Citizens' Need to Know and Government's Need to Create Sec-

rets, by Jonathan Friendly, The New York Times, December 4, 1981----

Senate Unit Backs Disclosures Safeguards for Sensitive Business Data
Given to U.S., by Robert E. Taylor, from the Wall Street Journal, May
21, 1982___

FOIA Reform Proposed .

FOIA Improvement Bill Introduced, from

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FOIA Update, December 1981--.

Important changes urged for Freedom of Information Act, by Randall R.

Rader, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin, April 24, 1982__.

Washington's New Sleuths from Dun's Review, October 1976_.

Open Season on Open Government", by Allen Weinstein, New York Times

Magazine, June 10, 1979_-_-

Industrial Espionage Made Legal: The Freedom of Information Act, by

Richard A. Mann, from the University of Michigan Business Review,

November 1979_.

Do Sunshine Laws Apply to Police Files?, by Gary Gibbs, from Police

Magazine, January 1980__.

but Press Responsibility too, from The Chris-

Two Laws That Undermine the Law, by John Barron, from the Reader's

Digest, April 1980_.

Freedom of Information

tian Science Monitor, May 8, 1981--

Security, Police Work Cited by Critics Seeking to Limit Freedom of In-

formation Act, by Laura B. Weiss, from the Congressional Quarterly

Inc., July 11, 1981_-_

Freedom of Information for Whom?, by James J. Kilpatrick.

Industrial Espionage: U.S. Companies are "Soft Targets", by Herchell

Britton, from the World Business Weekly, September 28, 1981_-.

Analyzing the FOIA "Improvements": Not as Antidisclosure as They

Seem, by Aaron I. Reichel, from the National Law Journal, December 14,

Pro and Con: Cut Access to Government Data?, by Antonin Scalia, pro-

fessor of law, University of Chicago; Glenn English, Democratic Rep-

resentative from Oklahoma, from U.S. News & World Report, Inc.,

January 18, 1982___.

The Freedom of Information Act Has No Clothes, by Antonin Scalia, from

AEI Journal on Government and Society, March/April 1982___.

FOI Act Classic Example of Law That Needs Improving, by Edward C.

Schmults, U.S. Deputy Attorney General, from Viewpoint___

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