You describe a memo on Pakistan's strategic threats, written by General Kayani [Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, Pakistan's army chief of staff], which reads remarkably like a document written in 1959 by President [Mohammad ] Ayub Khan
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz, forwarding it to the White House, described an accompanying memo from Moynihan as "nine pages of dynamite about the Negro situation".
Robert S. Mueller III, the director of the F.B.I., approved the plan, which was described in a memo sent in spring 2008 to the bureau's field offices.
("The paper, concerned about maintaining its integrity among readers, tells its journalists to follow many guidelines as described in a memo on the newsroom's internal Web site").
The plans, at a cost of $1 million a year, are described in a memo and an accompanying letter to principals from Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein.
As a young Reagan administration lawyer, he worked on what he described in a memo as a "campaign to amend or abolish" the rule.
One week later, on June 19, according to the declassified documents, James J. Blystone, a political officer in the American Embassy in Buenos Aires, described in a memo to his boss what was to happen next.
The same columns, he said, were used to create another desk recently offered for sale by Mr. Hobbs, described in a memo on his letterhead as "an unusual double-sided walnut pedestal desk, English 19th century".
A few days later, Sir David Manning, Blair's chief foreign policy adviser (and now our ambassador in Washington), described in a memo to the prime minister a dinner with Condoleezza Rice, Bush's national security adviser.
The policy described in a memo dated Tuesday still offers plenty of exceptions: Only those with no criminal records, or minimal ones, qualify, and the cases of people caught smoking in public spaces — and especially around children — will not automatically be thrown out.
