LETTER TO MR. FRANK CARLUCCI FROM DONA WOLF

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP83-00156R000300010019-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
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• Document Creation Date: December 15, 2016
• Document Release Date: November 7, 2003
• Sequence Number: 19
• Publication Date: December 7, 1979
• Content Type: LETTER

OFFICERS 1979-90
President
AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR PUBLIC ADMINIST~o~TOV~
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NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA CHAPTER ucac
December 7, 1979
. Bradley H. Patterson, Jr.
Vice President
Dona Wolf
Treasurer
Elaine L. Orr
Secretary
Betty S. Foster
COUNCIL
Don M. Blandin
Gwendolyn A. Bullock
Roger E. Dahl
David Howard Davis
John P. Giacomini
Rosslyn S. Kleeman
Harry Kranz
Esther Lawton
Robert T. Maslyn
Ray Millard
Justin A. Shook, Jr.
Charles W. Washington
PAST PRESIDENT
Elsa A. Porter
NATIONAL COUNCIL
Anita F. Alpern
Nanette Marie Blandin
Edmund N. Fulker
Dwight A. Ink
Gilda Harris Jacobs
Ann C. Macaluso
Chester A. Newland
Walter A. Scheiber
Dona Wolf r
STANDING COMMITTEES
Agency ASPA Meetings
Justin A. Shook, Jr.
Annual Conference
Bernard Rosen
Annual Reception
Rosslyn S. Kleeman
AT Awards
Roger E. Dahl
Board of Elections
Merrill Collett
Budget & Finance
Elaine L. Orr
Membership
John P. Giacomini
Minorities. in Public Admin.
Gwendolyn A. Bullock
Sylvia Cooke Martin
Newsletter
Gretchen Adams
Nominations
Anita Alpern
Program
Dona Wolf
Public Relations
Ray Millard
Roundtables
David Howard Davis
Student Activities
David Steinhardt
Women in Public Admin.
Rose E. Lee
Young Professionals Forum
Robert T. Maslyn
Melvin Harris
AD HOC COMMITTEES
Conference Evaluation
Betty S. Foster
Constitution & By-Laws Review
Esther Lawton
SPECIAL-PROJECTS
NCAC Student Conference
Mr. Frank Carlucci
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D. C. 20506
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I am delighted that you will be able to meet with
/ASPA's National Capital Area Chapter to share your thoughts
and concerns about government's capacity to manage.
Although you are at liberty to discuss any aspects
of public management you wish, some areas of particular
concern to the ASPA membership are (1) lack of confidence
in responsible behavior of government officials (Ethics
in Government); (2) more intensive scrutiny of government
operations and decision-making (Freedom of Information Act);
(3) increased administrative oversight by the Congress (the
Bumper's Amendment). Since you will be our first major
speaker of the decade of the 1980's, we might title your
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luncheon address,
Government Management in the 80's:
bility or Paralysis?"
When Marcia told me that you would be willing to speak,
she indicated that January would be better than February. Your
secretary, 'ndicated that you were available on
Friday, January 18. We have, therefore, begun making arrange
merits or t at date. I will assume there is no problem unless
I hear. otherwise.
Within the next week or so, I will provide details as
to the time and place of the luncheon meeting to
We look forward to having you as our guest speaker in-
January, and hope that in the meantime you and Marcia will
have a pleasant Christmas holiday. Perhaps Dwight and I
will see you at. the Dean's annual "Lutafiske"!
Most sincerely,
Dona Wolf
President-Elect and Program Chair
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