Bullard, Kathy correspondence , 1985-1988

This folder contains correspondence with: Katherine Bullard Becker, Administrative Assistant for Federal Relations, Office of the Governor of West Virginia; Dan McGinn, Vice President, Chalres Ryan Associates, Inc.; Barbara Margolis, Commissioner, Mayor’s Commissioner for Protocol (New York City); Peggy Harlow Knight, Director, Office of Community and Intergovernmental Programs, United States Environmental Protection Agency; Marshall Sokol, President, MDS Cash Communications Inc.; Frank Calzonetti, Associate Professor of Geography and Research Associate, Regional Research Institute, Department of Geology and Geography, West Virginia University; John Price, Senior Vice President and Secretary, Manufacturers Hanover Corporation; Jeffrey Finkle, Executive Director, National Council for Urban Economic Development; Stephen Roberts, President, The Huntington Area Chamber of Commerce; John Doyle, Executive Assistant, Ashland Oil; Jack Hawke, Director, Division of Policy and Planning, State of North Carolina; Michael Driggs, Special Assistant to the President for Policy and Development; Richard Trumble, Superintendent, Kanawha County Schools; Joe Hatfield, West Virginia Housing Development Fund; Warren Vietoris, Manager, State Government Affairs, Traffic Control, Materials Division, 3M; Burlee Long, Cherry Blossom Committee; Francis Moravitz, Executive Director, Appalachian Regional Commission; Kelly Donley, Staff Associate, Office of State Services, National Governors’ Association; Michael Simmons, Finance Office, Gaston County; Thelma Ford, North Central (West Virginia) Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc.; Terry Tamburini, Executive Director, Region V Planning and Development Council; William Blumer, Appalachian Regional Commission; Deborah Steelman, Deputy Assistant to the President and Director, Intergovernmental Affairs, The White House; Lawrence Harton, Board Chairman, North Central (WV) Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc.; Christy Bach, Special Assistant for Intergovernmental Affairs, U.S. Department of the Interior; Lacy Rice, President, West Virginia Bar Association; Cleve Benedict, R/S/M, Inc.; James Daye, United States Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Civil Rights, Region 3; Mike McKeown, Health Specialist, Appalachian Regional Commission; Neil Walp, Appalachian Regional Commission; Mary Annie Harper, Office of the Deputy Under Secretary for Intergovernmental Affairs, United States Department of Labor; Leontyne Clay, United States Conference of Mayors; Dennis Wolverton, Commissioner, Doddridge County Commission; William Bartee, President, Doddridge County Commission; Ora Seese, Commissioner, Doddridge County Commission; John Merck, Associate Director for Management, Office of Management and Budget; Thomas Keeley, President, Harrison County Commission; Thomas Richter, Executive Director, Southern Legislative Conference; John Wilson, Executive Director, Southern Governors’ Association; David Ryder, Director of Advance, Office of the Vice President of the United States; Herman Mertins, Vice President for Administration and Finance, West Virginia University; Marianne Clark, Project Manager, National Governors’ Association; John Lambert, Commissioner, Tucker County Commissioner; Gerrill Griffith, Press Secretary, Office of Congressman Allan Mollohan; Paul Otte, West Virginia House of Delegates; Tom Bevil, Chairman, Subcommittee on Energy and Water Development, Committee on Appropriations; Debbie Kranik, Legislative Analyst, American Petroleum Institute; John Linkous, Project Coordinator, Appalachian Regional Commission; Paul Elder, Mayor, Grafton, West Virginia; Joan Simmons, Director, Intergovernmental Affairs, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; Robert Lesino, Business Services Administration, Region 3; and Ken Hechler, West Virginia Secretary of State. Topics include: electricity transmission, community and industrial development, Appalachian Regional Commission, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Republican Governors’ Association (East Bank Water Improvement Project, Consolidated Technical Assistance Program, Mason Apartments, Training Services to Business and Industry, Distressed Counties Program, Emergency Water and Sewer), Cherry Blossom Festival, employment, public energy authority, Governor’s Community Reconstruction, small cities block grant, Unemployment Security Fund Transfer, toll road initiative; land and water conservation fund, and U.S. General Services Administration.