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WMFO 161D-HQ-1077114 FL: gf EMPLOYMENT United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (CADCC) 333 Constitution Avenue, Northwest Washington, D.C. September, 1979 - Present The fol j j igation was conducted at CADCC by Special Agent (SA) concerning the appointee, ABNER JOSEPH MIKVA: On September 2, 1994] s«d| Administrative Secretary to the Chief Judge, advised that the appointee began his first term as a Congressman from Illinois in January, 1969. At that time, she joined his staff as its Office Manager and Scheduler. Thereafter, she was under the supervision of the appointee until January, 1973, when the appointee left the House of Representatives. The appointee had lost in the election of November, 1972. Thereafter, they maintained some contact. In January, 1975, the appointee returned to Congress and again, she joined his staff. This relationship ended on September 27, 1979, when the appointee left Congress to assume duties as a Circuit Judge at CADCC. On October 1, 1979, she joined the appointee at CADCC. Since then, she has been under the immediate supervision of the appointee, who became Chief Judge in January, 1991. [| statea the appointee has an immediate staff of six persons, to include three Law Clerks, who joined the staff between mid-July, 1994 and early August, 1994. . She verified that the appointee had been a member in Central and Eastern European Law Initiative (CEELI), East-West Parliamentary Group (EWPG), and International Center. However, by letter dated August 30, 1994, the appointee tendered his resignation from these three organizations. She added the appointee is still a member of the United States Association of Former Members of Congress (FMC). was asked if she was familiar with the MCCLURE vs_ CARTER civil law suit in which the appointee had listed that he had been the defendant. She provided photocopied pages from the Federal Supplement and the United States Reports (copies of these pages and the results of her interview concerning this matter are contained elsewhere in this investigation). 7 b6 b7C b6 b7C b6 b7C