Issues in 1981 , 1982 1983 and 1984 were entitled Memorandum to Liaisons for Committees of Correspondence.
NCSE Reports started as Memorandum to Liaisons for Committees of Correspondence in 1981, which was renamed Creation/Evolution Newsletter in 1984.
(d) to integrate expertise on conservation science and technology relevant to the conservation and recovery of WGWs throughout their range and to make this expertise widely accessible, including liaison with the IWC Scientific Committee, the IWC/IUCN Conservation Management Plan and the Memorandum of Co-operation amongst range states.
He cited a second, post-election memorandum in which Douglas Simon, the drug office's White House liaison, described a meeting where Mr. Rove thanked Mr. Walters and his deputies for giving their time to go to "the god awful places we sent them" during the campaign.
In 1970, two years before his death, J. Edgar Hoover broke off all liaison with the C.I.A., insisting that his agents could communicate only by memorandums cleared by him.
According to a memorandum outlining the deal, the district administrator will be the education department's liaison to the new councils and will attend the monthly council meetings.
"We believe that the advantages of this project outweigh this risk, and that we can effectively rebut criticism of the waiver," said the memorandum to Mr. Clinton, dated Feb. 12, 1998, and signed by Mr. Berger, Larry Stein, the Congressional liaison, and Daniel K. Tarullo, assistant to the President for international economic policy.
A long memorandum he later wrote on how to set up the White House Office of Economic Opportunity caught Mr. Rumsfeld's eye, and he hired Mr. Cheney as the new agency's Congressional liaison.
"Liaison psychiatry is critical.
