(CARNEGIE (SOMMISSION

AUG 2.5 1993

CHP

 

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ON SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND GOVERNMENT

437 MapDISON AVENUE, 27TH FLOOR, New York, NY 10022 Puone: (212) 207-6336
Fax: (212) 754-4073 EMAIL: CARNEGIE@ACFI.NYU.EDU

COMMISSION

William T. Golden
Co-Chair

Joshua Lederberg
Co-Chair

David Z. Robinson
Executive Director
Richard C. Atkinson
Norman R. Augustine
John Brademas

Lewis M. Branscomb
Jimmy Carter

William T. Coleman, Jr.
Sidney D. Drell

Daniel J. Evans

Gen. Andrew J. Goodpaster (Ret.)

Shirley M. Hufstedler
Adm. B. R. Inman (Ret.)
Helene L. Kaplan

Donald Kennedy

Charles McC. Mathias, Jr.
William J. Perry*

Robert M. Solow

H. Guyford Stever

Sheila E. Widnall

Jerome B. Wiesner

* Through February 1993

ADVISORY COUNCIL

Graham T. Allison, Jr.
William O. Baker
Harvey Brooks
Harold Brown

James M. Cannon
Ashton B. Carter
Richard F. Celeste
Lawton Chiles
Theodore Cooper*
Douglas M. Costle
Eugene H. Cota-Robles
William Drayton
Thomas Ehrlich
Stuart E. Eizenstat
Gerald R. Ford

Ralph E. Gomory
Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh
Walter E. Massey
Rodney W. Nichols
David Packard

Lewis F. Powell, Jr.t
Charles W. Powers
James B. Reston
Alice M. Rivlin
Oscar M. Ruebhausen
Jonas Salk

Maxine F. Singer
Dick Thornburgh

Adm. James D. Watkins (Ret.}§

Herbert F. York
Charles A. Zraket

* Died April 1993

t Through April 1990

$ Through January 1993
§ Through January 1989

August 16, 1993

Dear Josh:

Working to good purpose with you and our teammates of the Carnegie
Commission on Science, Technology, and Government has been a richly rewarding
experience. The esprit de corps that developed among us was extraordinary. The
achievements, and promise, of the Commission would not have been possible without this
spirit of fraternity and sense of common objectives. As co-chairmen, it was our privilege
to participate in the work as well as in the conception and evolution of the Commission’s
objectives, policies, and programs during these five years and the preceding gestational _
period.

Each one of us can take pride and gratification in the achievements and
continuing influence of the Commission in helping our country. And it has been
especially heartwarming to us to observe the growth and development of the young staff
members of our team.

So now, as we have formally disbanded according to plan, we thank you
for your friendship and assure you of ours. Each of us has been influenced by our
experience together, and we hope all of us will keep in touch in the years ahead.

With warm regards,

Sincerely,

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Joshua Lederberg William T. Golden

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