The origins of the police protection provided to the 72-year-old borough president date back to the waning days of his unsuccessful campaign to unseat Staten Island's district attorney, William L. Murphy.
Mr. Espinoza's close ties to the president date to 1994, when as the PRI's finance secretary during Mr. Zedillo's presidential campaign, he encouraged a banker, Carlos Cabal Peniche, to make large campaign donations that opposition leaders have described as illegal.
The document, a report to the president dated Aug. 6, 2001, had been requested by the independent commission studying the terrorist attacks that occurred five weeks later.
There was no mention of the murals in the letter to the borough president, dated Dec. 31, 2012, from Joseph J. Mulvey, a real estate specialist for the Postal Service in Milford, Mass.
In a memo to the President dated May 29 , 1962 Wiesner advocates the use of PALs — but warns that they can be easily disabled and won't entirely solve the problem of unauthorized use.
In the first letter, from Mr Bremer to the president, dated May 22 2003, Mr Bremer writes at length about Iraqis weeping tears of joy at their liberation, and the dissolution of Saddam's ruling Ba'ath party.
In his letter of resignation to the president, dated Nov. 9, Mr. Evans said, "While the promise of your second term shines bright, I have concluded with deep regret that it is time for me to return home".
Senator Patrick J. Leahy, the Vermont Democrat who is chairman of the Judiciary Committee and would direct the confirmation hearing, released a letter to the president dated Wednesday offering to meet Mr. Bush on the nomination.
In a memo to the President dated December 10 , 2009 under the heading "Standing Up to Special Interests," senior Obama aides Mona Sutphen, David Axelrod, and Dan Pfeiffer wrote, Perhaps more than in any other area, it is essential that we use the SOTU to reclaim the high-ground on challenging the status quo in Washington.
In a three-page letter to W. H. Newman, the railroad's president, dated Dec. 22, 1902, the 37-year-old Wilgus recommended an audacious and extravagant remedy: Raze the existing Grand Central and replace the egregious steam locomotives with electric trains.
John Yates, former assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, who is currently advising the Bahraini government on police reform, wrote a letter to the FIA president dated 11 April, in which he claimed that the view of events in Bahrain is being "shaped by a huge amount of inaccurate and often deliberately false information being spread through social media forums".
