Box 41

Folder contains "U. S. Agency for International Development Annual Performance Plan for FY 2000." There was also correspondence between various Republican House and Senate committee chairs and Richard K. Armey with the agency re most serious management problems facing the agency.

Folder contains correspondence and reports on goals and issues facing the Department of Agriculture. Also included was a narrative detailing the most serious management challenges facing the department. Correspondents include Dan Glickman and Paul D. Coverdell.

Folder contains "Public Choice and Public Good: Moving the Armey Strategy into the Forest" (written by John A. Baden and Michael Peterson; published by the Foundation for Research on Economics and the Environment). This paper applied Richard K. Armey's economic theories for closing obsolete military base to ways Forestry Service could economize. Folder also has report from the Wilderness Society recommending new directions for the Forestry Service.

Folder includes correspondence and reports. Topics include the census, most serious challenges facing the department, waste in the department, proposed National Marine Sanctuary Foundation, and export controls on Liberia. Correspondents include Dick Chrysler, Sam Brownback, Newt Gingrich, Trent Lott, Don Nickles, William M. Daley, Bob Barr, Martin Frost, J. Dennis Hastert, Pete Sessions, and Donald L. Evans.

This general purpose foreign trade zone was to be located in northern Tarrant County and southern Denton County in the vicinity of Alliance Airport.

Topics include development of Alliance Airport and adjoining vicinity and involvement of H. Ross Perot Jr. and the Perot Group. Correspondents include various trade and transportation corporations, civic leaders of the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Lloyd Bentsen, Phil Gramm, and Pete Geren.