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turned over to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Mr. Hughes recently convened a meeting with IRS, FBI, and Smithsonian staff to ensure efforts were being coordinated.  He emphasized that there is no evidence of any loss to the Institution and that his main concern was to assure appropriate controls over acquisitions, disposals, and exchanges.  In the meanwhile, Smithsonian management have taken corrective measures as mentioned in the Report of the Executive Committee (above).

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Minutes of the Joint Meeting of the Audit and Review Committee and the Personnel Committee

The Regents' Audit and Review Committee met jointly with their Personnel

Committee at 7:30 a.m., Thursday, October 7, 1982, in the Regents' Room.

Present were:

Honorable David C. Acheson, Vice-Chairman, Audit and Review Committee
Honorable Kenneth Rush, Chairman, Personnel Committee
Honorable George H. Mahon

Also present were:

Mr. Paul Schoellhamer, Assistant to Mr. Mineta
Mr. Carroll H. Leggett, Assistant to Senator Morgan

[[underlined]] Smithsonian Staff [[/underlined]]

Mr. Phillip S. Hughes, Under Secretary
Mr. John F. Jameson, Assistant Secretary for Administration
Dr. David Challinor, Assistant Secretary for Science
Mr. Christian C. Hohenlohe, Treasurer
Mr. James M. Hobbins, Executive Assistant to the Secretary
Mr. Peter G. Powers, General Counsel
Mr. Alan D. Ullberg, Associate General Counsel
Mrs. Suzanne D. Murphy, Assistant General Counsel
Mr. Chris Peratino, Director Office of Audits

[[underlined]] Coopers and Lybrand [[/underlined]]

Mr. A. William Mann, Partner-in-Charge