FEDERAL GOVERNMENT-ORGANIZATIONS
(FG)
[FG340 – FG369]
Subject categories and
sub-categories fully available for research are bolded. Closed categories and sub-categories have a simple phrase
describing their contents.
DESCRIPTION OF SECONDARY FILE
CODES
File Code Description
FG340 Office
of Inspector for
FG340-01 Executive
Policy Board
FG341 President’s
Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine and Biomedical and
Behavioral Research (0.4 l.ft.)
As
its title stated, this Commission was established (in 1978) to study and report
on ethical and legal implications related to medicine, biomedical research, and
behavioral research. Records in this subject category include draft and final
copies of Commission reports, correspondence regarding controversial Commission
findings on topics such as euthanasia and genetic screening, requests from
Commission members to present their final report to President Reagan in person,
legislation extending the Commission’s life for three months beyond its original
December 1982 termination, and Commission member resignation letters and other
routine personnel matters.
FG342 United States International
Development Cooperation Agency
FG342-01 Institute
for Scientific and Technological Cooperation
FG342-02 Council
on International Scientific & Tech. Cooperation
FG342-03 Agency
for International Development
FG343 Federal
Legal Council
FG344 Commission on the Review of the
Federal Impact Aid Program
FG345
FG346 Emergency
Management Council
FG348 Consumer
Affairs Council
FG349
FG349-01
FG350 National
Advisory Community Investment Board
FG351 President’s Commission for the
National Agenda for the Eighties
FG352
FG352-01 Citizens
Committee on Conscience
FG353 National Commission on Alcoholism
& Alcohol-Related Programs
FG355 Advisory
Committee on Small and Minority Business Ownership (0.3 ft.)
This committee, which had been
terminated before President Reagan took office, was re‑established in
1982. Its purpose was to increase and promote contracting and subcontracting
opportunities for minority-owned small businesses. Material in this subcategory
documents the appointing and resignations of Committee members; correspondence
between the White House and R. Miller Hicks, who served as chairman in
1982; proposals for Committee meetings with President Reagan; and the
Committee’s annual reports to the President.
FG356 State Planning Council on
Radioactive Waste Management
FG357 Radiation Policy Council
(TERMINATED:
FG358 President’s Committee on
International Labor Organization
FG359 Nuclear Safety Oversight
Committee (Terminated)
FG360 Motor Carrier Ratemaking Study
Commission
FG361 United States Synthetic Fuels
Corporation, Board of Directors
FG361-01 Inspector General (Synthetic Fuels
Corporation)
FG362 Supplemental Health Insurance
Panel
FG363 White House Coal Advisory
Council (Terminated
FG364 Commission
on Wartime Relocation and Internment of Civilians (0.1 linear feet)
This primary subject category contains
information pertaining to the Commission on Wartime Relocation and Internment
of Civilians which was established by P.L. 96-317 to review the relocation and
internment of American citizens and permanent resident aliens of Japanese and
Aleut descent, including the residents of the Aleutian and Pribilof
Islands, after United States entry into World War II, and to recommend
“appropriate remedies”. The material
contains memoranda and correspondence relating to the establishment of the
Commission, appointments to the Commission, the work of the Commission and
reaction to the Commission’s recommendations, including correspondence from
former President Gerald Ford recommending Robert E. Mayer for appointment to
the Commission. Also included are draft minutes for the
FG365 Tahoe
Federal Coordinating Council
FG366 National
Commission on Student Financial Assistance
FG367 Interagency
Employee Benefit Council
(TERMINATED:
FG368 President’s
Economic Policy Advisory Board
FG369 Native Hawaiian Study Commission (0.02 l.ft.)
A secondary subject category containing materials
relating to the dismissal of the Carter appointed members of the Native Hawaiian
Study Commission; the possible consequences of President Reagan not filling the
positions; endorsements and recommendations for possible appointees to the
Commission; appointing of new members to the Commission; and comments from a
Commission member regarding the possible controversy that might come from the
final report of the Native Hawaiian Study Commission. Please note that this category does not
contain a copy of the actual report. To
locate a copy of this report please see: Galebach,
Stephen: Files OA 11305 Native Hawaiian Study Commission (2 of 2).