SOFTWARE
LAW
JOURNAL

DEC 14 1989

An international journal on software, databases and networks

December 11, 1989

Dr. Henry Kissinger
435 E. 52nd Street
New York, NY 10022

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

Enclosed is a copy of the latest edition of the Software Law Journal which is dedicated entirely to the subject of China, with a focus on high technology trade in China after Tiananmen Square. Much of the information in this issue is exclusive to the Journal and unavailable elsewhere.

Because of your experience and expertise in the field of China, we on the editorial board felt that you might be interested in reading this issue, and have enclosed a copy with our compliments. We hope you enjoy the issue and would welcome any comments you might have regarding it. Similarly, we are very interested in your views on the subject and would like to invite you to speak on recent Chinese legal developments should you be interested.

Again, we hope you enjoy the *Journal* and if you have any questions or comments, please don't hesitate to contact me.

Journal in HAK Mail

The Software Law Journal is a joint publication of the Center for Computer/Law, Manhattan Beach, California and The John Marshall Law School Center for Information Technology and Privacy Law, Chicago, Illinois.
Editorial offices: The John Marshall Law School, 315 South Plymouth Court, Chicago, IL 60604 (312) 987-1419.

JOHN C. WHITEHEAD
PARK AVENUE TOWER
65 EAST 55TH STREET
NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022

(212) 755-3131

January 30, 1990

Ms. Barbara Walters
ABC News
157 Columbus Avenue
New York, New York 10023

Dear Barbara,

I am writing to inform you that the Greater New York Councils of Boy Scouts, of which I am President, has selected you as the recipient of their "Courage Award," to be presented at the Salute to Courage Luncheon on a day convenient to you next May or June. You may remember that last year's awardee was Henry Kissinger.

The proceeds from this luncheon will go to support the Council's program for handicapped Scouts, the first and largest program of its kind in the nation. Begun in New York some ten years ago, it is now giving more than 30,000 boys and girls with special needs a greatly needed opportunity to achieve and be recognized for "doing their best."

I hope very much you will be willing to accept this honor. I doubt that you realize how deserving you are, or how many people would welcome a chance to honor you with the Scouts' "Courage Award," especially as one who has so courageously broken many barriers and, in turn, created opportunities for others.

Henry is also delighted with your nomination, and you should hear from him shortly.

With best regards from Nancy and me.

JCW:sms

HENRY A. KISSINGER

February 21, 1990

Dear John:

On behalf of Cy Vance, Co-Chairman of the America-China
Society and myself. I am writing to ask you to make a
contribution to the America-China Society for 1990.
This will be an important year for the Society and we
have planned a number of events including a July
conference to which we expect to invite a Chinese
delegation.

Please remember that the Directors' contributions are
presently the Society's sole source of financial
support. We are asking Directors affiliated with major
corporations to contribute $25,000, and we hope you will
contribute what you can. Our counsel has advised that
your contributions should be deductible for federal
income tax purposes. The Society will of course
appreciate whatever financial assistance you are able to
provide.

I know that we have been in touch with your office
regarding our programs for the year.

Mr. John C. Whitehead
Park Avenue Tower
65 East 55th Street
Twenty-Seventh Floor
New York, New York 10022

TWENTY-SIXTH FLOOR · 350 PARK AVENUE · NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10022 · (212) 759-7919
TELEFAX (212) 759-0042

TRANSLATION - jw

15 October 1990

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Following my more than five years as President of the BND, the government has conferred on me leadership of the German embassy in New Delhi, India. I will take up this post mid-November.

Following are the address and mailing address for mail of confidential nature:

1. Amb. Dr. Hans-Georg Wieck
Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
(or German Embassy)
P.O.B. 613
New Delhi 110001
India

or

No. 6, Shantipath
Chanakyapuri
New Delhi 110021
India

2. Telephone:

00 91 11 (country code, New Delhi code)

60 48 61 (embassy phone number)

Residence via above phone number of the embassy (will be patched through)

Telex: (081) 316 56 70, answerback: 316 56 70 and in
Fax: (009111) 687 31 17

3. For letters and other mailings of personal nature, the following address should be used due to the reliable postal delivery:

Ambassador
Dr. Hans-Georg Wieck
New Delhi
Postfach 1500
5300 Bonn 1

With good wishes and kind regards,

Hans-Georg Wieck

P.S. I hope to see you again in New York, Washington or New Delhi.

NOV 08 '90 16:10 212-759-0042

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2. Fernsprechanschluß:

00 91 11 (Länder-Vorwahl, Neu-Delhi-Vorwahl)

60 48 61 (Telefonanschluß - Nummer Botschaft)

Residenz über o.a. Tel.Nr. der Botschaft (wird durchgestellt)

FS: (081) 316 56 70, Kennung: 316 56 70 aand in.

Fax: (009111) 687 31 17

3. Für Briefe und andere Sendungen privaten Charakters sollte aus Gründen der zuverlässigen Postzustellung folgende Anschrift verwandt werden:

Botschafter

Dr. Hans-Georg Wieck
Neu Delhi
Postfach 1500

5300 Bonn 1

Mit guten Wünschen und freundlichen Grüßen

JUL 06 1990

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July 3, 1990

Dr. Henry Kissinger
350 Park Avenue
26th Floor
New York, New York 10022

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

It has been over two years since I graduated from law
school and wanted to bring you up-to-date since you wrote a
recommendation for me to Georgetown Law School. After passing
the California Bar examination, I worked for a large law firm
in Los Angeles defending public entities.

I wanted a change in life style and recently moved to
Laguna Niguel. I am working for a small business litigation
and corporate transaction firm in Newport Beach, practicing
civil litigation in both state and federal courts.

I spent Christmas eve with Jill and R.J. and was impressed
with R.J.'s estate in Pacific Palisades. I read they were
married, but I haven't spoken to Jill since I heard the news.

I hope all is well with you and your family and will keep
you up-to-date as to all significant professional as well as
personal events.

500MBW.048

BRUTOCO & KLEIN

A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

ATTORNEYS EMPHASIZING BUSINESS, REAL ESTATE
AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY
TRANSACTIONS, CIVIL LITIGATION
AND CONSTRUCTION MATTERS

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT

PATRICK R. BOYD

HAS BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH THE FIRM
AND WILL CONTINUE HIS PRACTICE
IN REAL ESTATE AND
BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS

MARK B. WILSON

HAS BECOME ASSOCIATED WITH THE FIRM
AND WILL CONTINUE HIS PRACTICE
IN CIVIL LITIGATION

HAK:

This is the fellow who called last fall
from the Mayor's office to try to interest
you in spearheading a private group to
raise money to build a new sports stadium
which could be used for the World Cup
finals in NY.

His chances for success at Trump's TV
City are probably next to nil, given the
strong community opposition to the pro-
ject, which will delay it for years.

But LeTellier says he is an impressive
fellow who knows his way around City
politics (black, by the way, Stanford &
Harvard Law). LeTellier would like to
involve him in a venue selection group
looking into several other options, in-
cluding a new stadium on the old World's
Fair grounds.

LeTellier's advice is to explain that to
him. He doesn't feel his meeting with
you at this time would accomplish as much
as getting his help on the venue committee.

May I reply in this fashion?

Yes ______ No, I'd like to see him
when I get back ______

ssm

ROBERT E. WILSON, III.
96 Schermerhorn Street, #3C
Brooklyn Heights, New York 11201

Telephone: (718) 875-1716

February 16, 1990

FEDERAL EXPRESS

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger & Associates
350 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10022

Steven J. Ross
Co-Chairman and Co-CEO
Time - Warner, Inc.
75 Rockefeller Plaza
29th Floor
New York, NY 10019

Re: WORLD CUP 1994 / NEW YORK CITY AS A VENUE

Dear Dr. Kissinger and Mr. Ross:

Scott LeTellier, President of the World Cup '94 Organizing Committee, Inc ("WCOC"), was in New York City recently and I had the good fortune to meet with him.

The topic of our discussion was New York City as a venue for the 1994 World Cup. As a senior official in the Koch Administration I corresponded with WCOC officials and examined the obstacles and benefits that the staging of that mega-event would have on New York City.

I have decided to write to you, because of (i) your respective historical connections to the sport of football (soccer), (ii) your connections with the United States Soccer Federation's efforts surrounding World Cup 1994, and (iii) the close ties that both of you have to the City of New York.

EDUCATION

Member -- New York Bar

Harvard Law School J.D. 1976
Stanford University B.A. 1973

Language: Portuguese

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

January 1989 to the Present

CITY OF NEW YORK -- CHIEF OF STAFF TO THE DEPUTY MAYOR FOR FINANCE
AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Primarily responsible for the City's entire economic development and finance agenda. Supervision and coordination of the staff and agencies which oversee, from pre-planning through construction, more than $15 billion in real estate development projects; including the $2 billion Times Square redevelopment project, the revitalization of downtown Brooklyn (Metrotech, Renaissance Plaza, Atlantic Center) and Long Island City, and nearly $2 billion worth of proposed waterfront development projects. Personally handled, inter alia, Times Square and Chase Manhattan Bank's project to construct 1.5 million square feet and move 5000 employees to downtown Brooklyn. In addition, the office has general oversight responsibilities for the raising of money in the capital markets to finance the City's ten year $50 billion capital program.

January 1988 to January 1989

CITY OF NEW YORK -- IN-HOUSE COUNSEL TO THE OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT
AND BUDGET

Directly responsible for all legal matters, including supervision of Corporation Counsel and outside counsel on issues that came before this important agency which is charged with preparing and monitoring the City's $27 billion annual budget and with issuing approximately $3 billion a year in government obligation bonds and notes.

May 1985 to January 1988

THE INTERGROUP CORPORATION, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA -- MEMBER OF
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT/GENERAL COUNSEL

Head of the New York City office and this public company's opera-
tions on the east coast. Directly responsible for all legal
matters (and the coordination of outside counsel) regarding the
ownership, management and development of the company's portfolio
-- acquisitions, sales, refinancings; SEC work -- orchestrated the
company's reorganization from a real estate investment trust to a
general purpose corporation, as well as preparation of 10-Ks, proxy
materials, etc.; strategic and business planning.

November 1983 to May 1985

MANUFACTURERS HANOVER TRUST COMPANY, NEW YORK, NEW YORK, INTER-
NATIONAL DIVISION -- ATTORNEY/CREDIT ANALYST

Responsible for the country of Portugal and the bank's lending activities and judgments as to credit-worthiness of certain Portuguese banks, corporations and national projects. Issuance of bankers acceptances, letters of credit, etc., for the import/export of petroleum, agricultural products and steel. Analysis and initial decision on a series of loans for a national electrification effort.

March 1983 to November 1983

L. BENET MCMILLAN, P.C., ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, NEW YORK, NEW YORK

March 1979 to March 1983

ESCOLA AMERICANA DO RIO DE JANEIRO, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL --
INSTRUCTOR IN MATHEMATICS AND PHILOSOPHY

June 1976 to March 1979

DIMENTO & SULLIVAN, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS AND
THE JOHN F. KENNEDY SCHOOL OF GOVERNMENT AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY

AFFILIATIONS

American Bar Association

Association of the Bar of the City
of New York

Harvard Club of New York