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1954 - Hollywood Bowl Easter Morning - Gathering For Service
Hollywood Bowl on Easter Morning with orchestra, choir seated in the shell, arranged by clothing to form a white crucifix; cars parked in BG. Wide view of Hollywood Bowl; people seated in FG.
1940s - UCLA - Campus Buildings
Royce Hall; two adult Caucasian men and a Caucasian woman walking down the Janss steps.
1950s - Coastal Landscape - Waves Crashing on Rocks
VS of waves crashing on rocks jutting out from a sandy beach; glare from sunlight.
1940s - California - Coastline
Overview of a coastline in California; rocks jutting out just off shore.
L.A from Observatory.
L.A from Observatory.
August 3, 1994 - Part 8
(19:15:50) The CHAIRMAN. Without objection, so ordered. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. Thank you. Senator Roth asked Ms. Nolan a couple of questions and I'd like to follow up because I think there may have been a little miscommunication about these memoranda. Specifically, on page 5 of the February 22nd ethics memoranda, prohibited contacts with agencies. When it talks about the Department of Treasury, the memoranda says "in light of the sensitive nature of matters before some of the component agencies of the Department of Treasury"it goes on to essentially say "any written or oral communication to the White House concerning pending investigations or cases must be directed to the Counsel to the President." And then it goes on. The policy does not provide, Ms. Nolan or I'd like your response-there was an implication in the earlier question that the policy prohibits contact by White House personnel with agencies of the Department of Treasury. And that is not I don't think that's the reading that I get from the context, the full context of these memos, and I would like to ask if that was your understanding. Ms. NOLAN. Yes, Senator. Generally, the memoranda, the four memoranda put together that you just mentioned provide that in certain cases, communications with the agency must go through the Counsel to the President or must be approved by the Counsel to the President. But they generally don't prohibit contact all together, I'd also-since we're on this topic, if I may-just say as part of the perils of answering questions that you haven't had a chance to research yet, I think I might have said that I thought criminal referrals were adjudicative, and I really think those are probably investigative matters rather than adjudicative. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. So with regard to that issue-that was going to be my second question, because there was some question about the response you had given earlier, specifically regarding RTC and Treasury procedures, and I think it's important for the record that that clarification be made. I would then ask the question with regard to the procedures, and I'm just going to ask a question, and I'd like your answers seriatim, or one at a time, with regard to your own involvements and contacts with the agencies we have discussed. Did you follow the procedures set out by the White House Counsel in these four memoranda? Ms. NOLAN. My contact with Mr. Foreman was initiated or re- quested by Mr. Nussbaum, and therefore, if it falls within the cat- at all, which I'm not sure it does, but if it does, it was cer- tainly authorized by the Counsel to the President. Mr. SLOAN. The answer is yes. Mr. EGGLESTON. For me, the same answer as Ms. Nolan. Mr. KLEIN. Same answer for me. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. All right. Mr. Sloan, with regard to--- received a phone call-you had a contact on the 29th of September with Ms. Hanson-actually, Mr. Eggleston and Mr. Sloan had a contact with Ms.-no, I'm sorry. Ms. Hanson grabbed Mr. .Nussbaum on the 29th of September, and he brought you, Mr. Sloan, into the conversation? 144 Mr. SLOAN. That's correct, Senator. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. Was that-you thereafter had a contact with her following that conversation on the 30th of September? Mr. SLOAN. That's correct. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. And the 6th of October? Mr. SLOAN. I think it's the 7th of October. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. Seventh of October. Did you advise or report to Mr. Nussbaum with regard to each of those contacts? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, I did. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. And then finally, with regard to the October 14th meeting, were the procedures of the--the White House procedures followed with regard to that meeting as well? Mr. SLOAN. Yes, they were. The request for the meeting was directed to Mr. Nussbaum, the Counsel to the President. I also received a call from Ms. Hanson saying that the press people had set up the meeting, and then I informed Mr. Nussbaum. He already knew about it. Senator MOSELEY-BRAUN. And with regard to the February 2nd meeting, were the procedures followed in regards to that meeting as well? Mr. EGGLESTON. That's probably-yes, well, Mr. Nussbaum attended the meeting and was notified about the meeting shortly before it took place.
Auto on snow road - country
Pilot Ejects From Plane on Fire
Pilot ejecting from plane that is on fire
THIS FOOTAGE IS MISSING AS OF 12/01/97 Ship burning in ocean
Sinking ship, very short clip On preview cassette #97788
Pro baseball with crowds
Pro baseball with ? board
Pro baseball
Baseball game
Baseball misc.
Baseball practice
ON PREVIEW CASSETTE #991901 Boys playing stick ball or baseball in streets
Baseball
Baseball "Pitcher and Batters"
Baseball warm-up practice
Little league baseball (all on 379-15, see master #1041)
Baseball practice
Boys playing baseball
Pro baseball stadium