This thread is getting awfully close to being more about politics than about
records management issues.

Nevertheless, to clarify two somewhat ambiguous postings, I note that the
administration "allegedly" required former National Archivist John Carlin to
resign in the same way as Osama Bin Laden was "allegedly" involved in
terrorism.  Both are verifiable facts despite the lack of judicial finding.

For one contemporary example, see:  http://hnn.us/articles/6443.html,
especially the paragraph beginning:

"The big surprise of the hearing, however, was the introduction into the
record of a letter by current Archivist Carlin confirming what historians
and archivists had long suspected -- that the White House asked the
Archivist to resign."

Paul R. Scott, CA, CRM
Records Management Officer
Harris County, TX

-----Original Message-----
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Key word being "allegedly"...; there was no mention of it in the
resignation letter Gov. Carlin submitted to the administration.

Best regards, Steve
Steven D. Whitaker, CRM

>>> [log in to unmask] 06/28/05 12:07PM >>>
Hi, Lorinda!

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the way Carlin allegedly had.
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