In 1986, Mr. Cooper wrote a policy memo for the Reagan administration that argued a law prohibiting discrimination based on handicap didn't apply to employers who wanted to fire employees with AIDS, if the basis for the decision was fear of catching the disease.
Wednesday Foreign Policy published the content of a memo written last month in the US Military's Central Command.
"Members who indicate they wish to resign membership in March, or whenever, will be told they can only do so in August, " Mr. Cook writes in the three-page memo obtained by the West Michigan Policy Forum.
The next Fed Chairman would do well to heed the memo's advice of "conducting monetary policy in a steady manner" with the principal goal of price stability.
Now, it looks like the department is considering taking its policy a step (or several) further: a memo reveals that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans to propose later this year that all new passenger vehicles have EDRs.
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On Monday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell sent a memo to teams reiterating the league's anti-discrimination policy about sexuality.
In a memo released Saturday, Lanhee Chen, the Romney campaign's policy director, underscored that Messrs.
Aviation Authority (CAA ) has insisted that the leaked memo is a discussion paper, and was neither official nor unofficial policy.
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What this memo shows is that Israel has little hope of seeing a change for the better in US policy in the near future and its best bet today is to play for time.
Attorneys representing the city, however, said the memo was reinforcing rules already in place in the NYPD patrol guide and didn't represent a new policy.
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