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June 15, 2006

Part II

Department of StateOffice of Protocol; Gifts to Federal

Employees From Foreign Government Sources Reported to Employing Agenciesin Calendar Year 2004; Notice

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34678 Federal Register / Vol. 71, No. 115/ Thursday, June 15, 2006 / Notices

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

[Public Notice 5435]

Office of Protocol; Gifts to FederalEmployees From Foreign GovernmentSources Reported to EmployingAgencies in Calendar Year 2004

The Department of State submits thefollowing comprehensive listing of the

statements which, as required by law,Federal employees filed with theiremploying agencies during calendaryear 2004 concerning gifts received fromforeign government sources. Thecompilation includes reports of bothtangible gifts and gifts of travel or travelexpenses of more than minimal value,as defined by statute.

Publication of this listing in theFederal Register is required by Section

7342(f) of Title 5, United States Code, asadded by Section 515(a)(1) of theForeign Relations Authorization Act,Fiscal Year 1978 (Pub. L. 95–105,August 17, 1977, 91 Stat. 865).

Dated: May 17, 2006.

Henrietta H. Fore,

Under Secretary for Management,

Department of State.

AGENCY: WHITE HOUSE OFFICE AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL [Report of Tangible Gifts]

Name and title of person acceptingthe gift on behalf of the

U.S. Government

Gift, date of acceptance on behalfof the U.S. Government,

estimated value, and currentdisposition or location

Identity of foreign donorand government

Circumstances justifyingacceptance

President ........................................ Artwork: 9″ x 7″ bull moose antlersculpture of an Eskimo in akayak beside an igloo and awhale. Recd—January 12,2004. Est. Value—$350. Ar-

chives Foreign.

The Right Paul Martin, P.C., M.P., Honorable, The Prime Min-ister of Canada and Mrs. Martin.

Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government.

President ........................................ Baseball caps (2): navy blue andsilver wool Dallas Cowboysbaseball caps embroidered witha star and a NFL patch. Recd—January 15, 2004. Est. Value—$40. Archives Foreign.

His Royal Highness Prince Ban-dar bin Sultan, Ambassador ofthe Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.


Clothing: Dallas Cowboys navyblue polyester pullover embroi-dered with a ‘‘D’’ on the frontand ‘‘Cowboys’’ on the back.Recd—January 15, 2004. Est.Value—$70. Archives Foreign.

Clothing: navy blue wool DallasCowboys Varsity jacket withbrown leather sleeves andSuper Bowl patches sewn on

each. Recd—January 15, 2004.Est. Value—$200. ArchivesForeign.

President ........................................ Desk accessory: 10″ x 2″ sterlingsilver pen and ink containerwith intricate engravings on thelid. Recd—January 28, 2004.Est. Value—$350. ArchivesForeign.

His Excellency Recep TayyipErdogan, Prime Minister of theRepublic of Turkey.

Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment donor and U.S.Government.

President ........................................ Hardcover book: 12″ x 161 ⁄ 2,″

brown leather bound book, ‘‘Ipalazzi di Genova (The Palacesof Genoa),’’ by Peter PaulRubens. Recd—January 30,2004. Est. Value—$325. Ar-chives Foreign.

The Honorable Giuseppe Pericu,Mayor of Genoa, Italy.


President ........................................ Household item: 10′ x 14′ brown,

tan, sage and ivory wool rugwith an intricate geometric pat-tern. Recd—February 18, 2004.Est. Value—$6300. ArchivesForeign.

His Excellency Zine El Abidine

Ben Ali, President of the Re-public of Tunisia.

Non-acceptance would cause em-

barrassment to donor and U.S.Government.

President ........................................ Consumables (12): bottles ofGeorgian dry red wine. Recd—February 25, 2004. Est.Value—$144. Handled pursuantto Secret Service policy.

His Excellency MikheilSaakashvili, President of Geor-gia.





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AGENCY: WHITE HOUSE OFFICE AND THE NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL—Continued[Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Miscellaneous: 4″ gold-tone rosefigurine; mounted on a 31 ⁄ 2″ x21 ⁄ 2″ x 1″ green marble basewith a plaque engraved ‘‘Revo-lution of Roses in Georgia,Mikheil Saakashvili.’’ Recd— February 25, 2004. Est.Value—$50. Archives Foreign.

Artwork: 37″ x 26″ multicolored oilpainting on canvas of a Geor-gian town in the mountains;held in a 37″ x 26″ gold-tonewood frame. Recd—February25, 2004. Est. Value—$100. Ar-chives Foreign.

Athletic equipment: 11″ Softball,signed by Georgia’s JuniorBaseball League. Recd—Feb-ruary 25, 2004. Est. Value— $40. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Household item: 10″ Waterfordcrystal scalloped bowl ‘‘KingsBowl’’ etched ‘‘Presented toGeorge W. Bush, President ofthe United States of America,On the Occasion of St. Patrick’sDay 2004, By The TaoiseachBertie Ahern, on Behalf of thePeople of Ireland.’’ Recd— March 17, 2004. Est. Value— $550. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Bertie Ahern, TDPrime Minister of Ireland.


President ........................................ Hardcover book: ‘‘Botero: NewWorks on Canvas,’’ an interviewwith Fernando Botero and ‘‘OneHundred Years of Solitude,’’ byGabriel Garcia Marquez, held ina 201 ⁄ 2″ x 12″ x 3″ wooden boxengraved with the authors sig-natures on the lid. Recd— March 23, 2004. Est. Value— $180. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Alvaro Uribe,President of the Republic ofColombia and Mrs. LinaMoreno de Uribe.


President ........................................ Desk accessory: 31 ⁄ 2″ x 2″ ovalgolden amber paperweight.Recd—March 29, 2004. Est.Value—$650. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Indulis Emsis,Prime Minister of the Republicof Latvia.


President ........................................ 25″ x 52″ 19th century hand-painted Syrian cabinet doors;held in a 33″ x 621 ⁄ 2″ gold-toneshadowbox frame with a plaqueengraved ‘‘Syrian Hand PaintedCabinet Doors, CA: 1800’s.’’ Recd—March 31, 2004. Est.

Value—$1200. Archives For-eign.

His Excellency Imad Moustapha,Ambassador of the Syrian ArabRepublic.


President ........................................ Household item: 47″ x 78″ multi-colored silk rug with intricatefloral and bird designs. Recd— April 12, 2004. Est. Value— $2400. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Mohamed HosnyMubarak, President of the ArabRepublic of Egypt.










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Accessories (10): a variety of E.Marinella silk ties. Recd—June4, 2004. Est. Value—$1350. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Hardcover books (2, 1850 edi-tions): ‘‘Democratie enAmerique: Tome Un et Deux(Democracy in America: Vol-umes 1 and 2),’’ by Alexis deTocqueville. Recd—June 5,2004. Est. Value—$1500. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Jacques Chirac,President of the French Repub-lic.


Collectable: 44″ x 111 ⁄ 2″ x 15″

LCT 555 gray wooden modelboat; held on a 50″ x 181 ⁄ 2″ x41 ⁄ 2″ brown wood stand.Recd—June 5, 2004. Est.Value—$1500. Archives For-

eign.President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 12″ x 4″ ReugeMusic clear glass music boxthat plays ‘‘La Traviata,’’ ‘‘Nabucco,’’ and ‘‘Il Trovatore’’ with 2″ intricate fish-shapedgold-tone feet and etched withthe royal crest. Recd—June 9,2004. Est. Value—$1980. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Majesty Hamad Bin Isa BinSalman Al-Khalifa, King of theKingdom of Bahrain.


President ........................................ Smoking accessories: 12″ x 9″ x4″ Lalique brown wood humidorinlaid with intricately carvedresin. Recd—June 9, 2004. Est.Value—$2895. Archives For-eign.

His Excellency Jacques Chirac,President of the French Repub-lic.


President ........................................ Accessory: pair of 3 ⁄ 4″ 18kt white

gold cufflinks depicting the Ara-bic symbols of good fortuneand health. Recd—June 15,2004. Est. Value—$400. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II of

the Hashemite Kingdom of Jor-dan.



President ........................................ Hardcover book: ‘‘Treasures ofthe Hungarian National Li-brary,’’ by Magyar Konyvklub.Recd—June 22, 2004. Est.Value—$90. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Peter Medgyessy,Prime Minister of the Republicof Hungary.


Miscellaneous: 10′ braided brownleather whip with ornate multi-colored leather detailing on acarved wooden handle. Recd— June 22, 2004 Est. Value— $125 Archives Foreign.

Miscellaneous: 161 ⁄ 2″ x 191 ⁄ 2″ lim-ited edition (101/500) replica ofthe first printed map of theUnited States in 1540; held in a22″ x 25″ gold-tone frame withgreen and red matting. Recd— June 22, 2004. Est. Value— $550. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Household item: 12″ Lacquerware bamboo bowl. Recd— June 22, 2004. Est. Value— $99. Archives Foreign.

His Majesty sultan Haji HassanalBolkia Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah.








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Household items (2): 2″ x 7″ Biar-ritz clear glass champagneflutes, by Cristal JG Durand.Recd—June 22, 2004. Est.Value—$23. Archives Foreign.

Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan ofBrunei Darussalam.

Miscellaneous: 3″ x 4″ Earth ele-ments red cinnamon scentedcandle. Recd—June 22, 2004.Est. Value—$20. Handled pur-suant to Secret Service Policy.

Hardcover books (2): ‘‘The Amaz-ing Cigar,’’ by Giovanni Liveraand Jon Racherbaumer, and‘‘Moments: The Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographs,’’ by HalRuell. Recd—June 22, 2004.Est. Value—$55. Archives For-eign.

DVDs (2): ‘‘Singing in the Rain,’’ starring Gene Kelly and DebbieReynolds, and ‘‘To Kill a Mock-ingbird,’’ starring Gregory Peck.Recd—June 22, 2004. Est.Value—$50. Archives Foreign.

CDs (4) and paperback book:‘‘Central Avenue Sounds: Jazzin Los Angeles (1921–1956),’’ by various artists. Recd—June22, 2004. Est. Value—$60. Ar-chives Foreign.

CD: ‘‘That Christmas Feeling,’’ byvarious artists. Recd—June 22,2004. Est. Value—$15. Ar-chives Foreign.

Household item: 5″ x 31 ⁄ 2″ Hun-

garian clear glass pitcher withlid. Recd—June 22, 2004. Est.Value—$20. Archives Foreign.

Holiday item: 5″ x 31 ⁄ 2″ multi-col-ored beaded ornament with‘‘Joy.’’ printed on it. Recd— June 22, 2004. Est. Value— $13. Archives Foreign.

Collectable: 51 ⁄ 4″ x 81 ⁄ 4″ Laliqueamber crystal eagle withoutspread wings. Recd—June22, 2004. Est. Value—$575. Ar-chives Foreign.

Miscellaneous: 41 ⁄ 2″ x 51 ⁄ 2″ silver-plated heart shaped penholder.Recd—June 22, 2004. Est.Value—$26. Archives Foreign.

Miscellaneous: 21 ⁄ 2″ x 21 ⁄ 4″ Eliasstar-shaped pewter pictureframe. Recd—June 22, 2004.Est. Value—$50. Archives For-eign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 91 ⁄ 2″ Waterfordblack ceramic carafe lined witha gold-tone finish; accompaniedby a 12″ matching bowl.Recd—June 25, 2004. Est.Value—$118. Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Dr. MaryMcAleese, The President of Ire-land.








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President ........................................ Hardcover book: ‘‘The Encyclo-pedia of Ireland,’’ edited byBrian Lalor. Recd—June 25,2004 Est. Value—$65 ArchivesForeign.



President ........................................ Household item: 13″ frosted andtinted crystal vase with intricatedetailing Recd—June 25, 2004.Est. Value $76. Archives For-eign Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam.

Game: ‘‘Forgotten English: Knowl-edge Cards,’’ created by JeffreyKacirk Recd—June 25, 2004Est. Value—$10 Archives For-eign.

His Majesty Sultan Haji HassanalBolkiah Mu’izzaddinWaddaulah. Sultan and YangDi-Pertuan of BruneiDarussalam.


Desk accessory: 43 ⁄ 4″ x 2″ pewterdesk clock. Recd—June 25,

2004. Est. Value—$56. Dam-aged during shipment.Hardcover book: ‘‘Selected Poetry

of Ogden Nash,’’ introductionby Archibald MacLeish. Recd— June 25, 2004. Est. Value— $16. Archives Foreign.

Hardcover book: ‘‘And the CrowdGoes Wild: Relive the MostCelebrated Sporting EventsEver Broadcast,’’ by Joe Gar-ner. Recd—June 25, 2004. Est.Value—$50. Archives Foreign.

Artwork: 41 ⁄ 2″ x 61 ⁄ 2″ black andwhite print by Loy Whitman, ofa park in New Haven during thewinter; held in 8″ x 10″ black

wood frame with black andwhite matting. Recd—June 25,2004. Est. Value—$42. Ar-chives Foreign.

Game: ‘‘Horse Race Derby: AnAction Marble Game.’’ Recd— June 25, 2004. Est. Value— $16. Archives Foreign.

Household item: 31 ⁄ 2″ x 31 ⁄ 2″ ster-ling silver frame with a decora-tive border. Recd—June 25,2004. Est. Value—$70. Ar-chives Foreign.

Household item: 5″ x 5″ yellowceramic soap dish painted witha multicolored country home inthe center. Recd—June 25,2004. Est. Value—$26. Ar-chives Foreign.

Consumables: a variety ofconsumables, including crack-ers, cheese and chocolate.Recd—June 25, 2004. Est.Value—Not Applicable. Handledpursuant to Secret Service Pol-icy.

Household item: 36″ x 20″ x 20″

brown wicker trunk. Recd— June 25, 2004. Est. Value— $579. Archives Foreign.







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Paperback book: ‘‘The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Hand-book,’’ by Joshua Piven andDavid Borgenicht. Recd—June25, 2004. Est. Value—$15. Ar-chives Foreign.

Holiday item: 8″ x 41 ⁄ 2″ x 7″ De-partment 56 brown log cabinwax candle; held on a 6″ x 9″

black iron base. Recd—June25, 2004. Est. Value $60. Han-dled pursuant to Secret ServicePolicy.

President ........................................ Household item: 73″ x 48″ red,blue, ivory, and olive silk Turk-ish kilim in an Anatolian pattern.Recd—June 27, 2004. Est.Value—$350. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Ahmet NeedetSezer, The President of the Re-public of Turkey and Mrs. Sezer.


Hardcover book: 13″ x 17″ copyof ‘‘Gardens of Paradise; 16thCentury Turkish Ceramic Deco-ration,’’ by Walter Denny.Recd—June 27, 2004. Est.Value—$549. Archives Foreign.

Miscellaneous: 8″ x 4″ Pasabahcewhite and blue Turkish curvi-linear glass container with whiteand cobalt swirl design; accom-panied by a 11 ⁄ 2″ blue glass lidcarved with NATO symbol.Recd—June 27, 2004. Est.Value—$100. Archives Foreign.

Photographs (40): 71 ⁄ 2″ x 91 ⁄ 2″

color photographs of Presidentand Mrs. Bush’s visit with do-

nors in Istanbul, Turkey onJune 26–27, 2004; held in a10″ x 12″ blue leather album.Recd—June 27, 2004. Est.Value—$137. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 12″ x 10″ ornatesilver tray engraved ‘‘Syrian Or-thodox Archdiocese of Istanbuland Ankara,’’ with roundededges and intricate designsalong the border. Recd—June27, 2004. Est. Value—$450. Ar-chives Foreign.

The Most Reverend Yusuf Syrian,Orthodox Metropolitan Istanbul,Turkey.


Paperback book: ‘‘The SpiritualTreasure of Canonical Prayer,’’ published by The Archdioceseof the Syrian Orthodox Church;

inscribed by donor. Recd—June27, 2004. Est. Value—$5. Ar-chives Foreign.

Paperback book: ‘‘5500 Syrians:Years’’ Witnesses,’’ by KenanAltinisik, inscribed by donor.Recd—June 27, 2004. Est.Value—$10. Archives Foreign.

Hardcover book: ‘‘Deyrul Zafaran:Monestary Restoration and Pro-tection Association,’’ edited byCemil Tahincioglu. Recd—June27, 2004. Est. Value—$250. Ar-chives Foreign.







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Plaque: 4″ x 6″ brass plaque en-graved with the Lord’s Prayer inArabic. Recd—June 27, 2004.Est. Value—$35. Archives For-eign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 15″ x 15″ en-graved silver calligraphicQuranic verse, ‘‘When you judge between people you judge with justice,’’ borderedwith blue, orange and greenhand painted floral tile; held ina 21″ x 21″ gold-tone woodshadow box frame with greenand purple matting. Recd— June 27, 2004. Est. Value— $350. Archives Foreign.

Dr. Ali Bardakoglu, President ofReligious Affairs DirectorateGeneral Ankara, Turkey.


Religious item: 13″ black prayerbeads inlaid with mother-of-pearl and silver. Recd—June27, 2004. Est. Value—$150. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 14″ x 7″ Yildizblack, grey, white and silverporcelain bowl with an ornateleaf pattern; accompanied by amatching 14″ x 5″ lid with ablack porcelain leaf-shapedhandle. Recd—June 27, 2004.Est. Value—$250. ArchivesForeign.



Photographs and CD: 71 ⁄ 2″ x 91 ⁄ 2″

color photographs (40) of Presi-dent and Mrs. Bush’s visit withthe donor in Istanbul, Turkey on

June 27, 2004; held in a 10″

x12″ red leather album. Recd— June 27, 2004. Est. Value— $137. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Consumables (36): 750 ml. bot-tles of 1998 Chateau TellaghAlgerian red wine (6), 750 ml.bottles of Cuvee du PresidentAlgerian red wine (6) and 750ml. bottles of 2001 DomaineSebra Algerian red wine.Recd—June 30, 2004. Est.Value—$420. Handled pursuantto Secret Service policy.

His Excellency AbdelazizBouteflika, President of theDemocratic Republic of Algeria.


Miscellaneous: 10″ x 9″ silver fili-gree boat inlaid with coralstones on the sails. Recd—

June 30, 2004. Est. Value— $500. Archives Foreign.Miscellaneous: 111 ⁄ 2″ x 221 ⁄ 2″

multicolored ceramic urn withsilver-tone and coral detailing.Recd—June 30, 2004. Est.Value $125. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous (2): 41 ⁄ 2″ x 3″ blue,aqua and grey ceramic bowlswith gold accents; accompaniedby matching 41 ⁄ 2″ x 31 ⁄ 2″ lidswith engraved gold handles.Recd—July 8, 2004. Est.Value—$15,000. Archives For-eign.

His Majesty Mohammed VI, Kingof Morocco.








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Miscellaneous (2): 5″ x 71 ⁄ 2″ x 9″

ornate silver stirrups with 18ktgold accents and inlaid with ru-bies and emeralds. Recd—July8, 2004. Est. Value $15,000.Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Clothing: Gobi black cashmerelong-sleeve v-neck sweater witha 12″ x 60″ matching cashmeremuffler. Recd—July 15, 2004.Est. Value—$175. ArchivesForeign.

His Excellency N. Bagabandi,President of Mongolia and Mrs.A. Oyunbileg.


Game: 20″ x 20″ multicoloredwood chess set containingpieces carved in traditionalMongolian designs. Recd—July15, 2004. Ext. Value—$150. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Weapon: 13″ curved dagger witha sterling silver, gold and ame-thyst handle and a 14″ sterlingsilver and gold sheath etchedwith a floral pattern; held in aclear acrylic and velvet displaycase with presentation platesengraved ‘‘Presented byAbdullah bin Haji AhmadBadawi, Prime Minister of Ma-laysia,’’ ‘‘Traditional MalayWeapon ‘Kris Tapak Kuda,’ ’’ and ‘‘Keris Tapak Kuda.’’ Recd—July 19, 2004. Est.Value—$750. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency YAB Dato’ SeriAbdullah bin Ahmad Badawi,Prime Minister of Malaysia.


President ........................................ Smoking accessories (33): 6″ ci-gars. Recd—July 30, 2004. Est.Value—$660. Handled pursuantto Secret Service policy.

His Excellency Nunzio AlfredoD’Angieri, Ambassador ofBelize to Italy.


Smoking accessory: 12″ x 14″ x6″ lacquered cherry wood humi-dor with ‘‘GWB’’ inlaid in silver.Recd—July 30, 2004. Est.Value—$200. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Household accessory: 22″ white,orange, blue, red, and greenround marble tabletop inlaidwith red, coral, malachite, lapislazuli, mother-of-pearl, tur-quoise and agate flowers; heldon a 15″ x 15″ folding woodenbase. Recd—September 22,2004. Est. Value $550. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Manmohan Singh,Prime Minister of the Republicof India.


President ........................................ Coffee service (5): 2″

x 3″

ce-ramic coffee cups with ornatesterling silver liners (2); 31 ⁄ 2″

sterling silver saucers (2); anda 10″ x 8″ sterling silver rectan-gular platter with beaded edgesand detailed handles. Recd— September 29, 2004. Est.Value—$104. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Abdullah Gul, TheDeputy Prime Minister and Min-ister of Foreign Affairs of theRepublic of Turkey and Mrs.Gul.








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Household accessory: 4″ x 9″ tinTurkish coffee server with a 6″

wooden handle and engravedwith a geometric pattern.Recd—September 29, 2004.Est. Value—$66. Archives For-eign.

Consumable: 250 grams of Turk-ish coffee. Recd—September29, 2004. Est. Value—$10.Handled pursuant to SecretService policy.

Household accessory: 16″ x 16″

gold-tone, taupe, and pink tap-estry table runner with 3″ silkfringe. Recd—September 29,2004. Est. Value—$170. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Household accessories (48): 8″ round red, black, gold, pink,green, and blue Thai porcelainplates painted with an ornatefloral pattern (6); 10″ round red,black, gold, pink, green, andblue Thai porcelain plates paint-ed with an ornate floral pattern(6); 12″ round red, black, gold,pink, green, and blue Thai por-celain plates painted ‘‘GWB’’ with an ornate floral pattern (6);5″ x 21 ⁄ 2″ red, black, gold, pink,green, and blue Thai porcelainplates painted with an ornatefloral pattern (6); 7″ red, black,gold, pink, green, and blue Thai

porcelain plates painted with anornate floral pattern (6); 63 ⁄ 4″

red, black, gold, pink, green,and blue Thai porcelain platespainted with an ornate floralpattern (6); 63 ⁄ 4″ red, black,gold, pink, green, and blue Thaiporcelain plates painted with anornate floral pattern (6); 21 ⁄ 2″ x21 ⁄ 2″ red, black, gold, pink,green, and blue Thai porcelaincoffee cups painted with an or-nate floral pattern (6). Recd— October 5, 2004. Est. Value$480. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency ThaksinShinawatra, Prime Minister ofthe Kingdom of Thailand.


Miscellaneous: 141 ⁄ 2″ x 33″ x 39″

wooden china display box with

navy blue velvet lining. Recd— October 5, 2004. Est. Value— $200. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Consumables (24): 750 ml. bot-tles of Coteaux de MascaraDomaine el Bordj (6); 750 ml.bottles of Chateau TellaghMedea (8); and 750 ml. bottlesof Cuvee du President VinD’Algerie (10). Recd—October22, 2004. Est. Value—$238.Handled pursuant to SecretService policy.

His Excellency AbdelazizBouteflika, President of thePeople’s Democratic Republicof Algeria.








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Weapon: 31″ silver sword ornatelyengraved with a geometricaldesign and inlaid with woodengeometrical shapes; held in a26″ sheath with two 2″ hingedloops for hanging. Recd—Octo-ber 22, 2004. Est. Value— $2500. Archives Foreign.

Household accessory: 81″ x 127″

hand-tied red, yellow, burgundy,and green wool rug with a smallgeometric pattern and a 4″

beige fringe. Recd—October22, 2004. Est. Value—$700. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Hardcover book (facsimile of 1812edition): ‘‘Aurora de Chile,’’ published by the Sociedad de

Biblofilos Chilenos. Recd—No-vember 21, 2004. Est. Value— $50. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Ricardo LagosEscobar, President of the Re-public of Chile.


Artwork (3): 13″ x 13″ matted en-graving of wood block print withaccompanying poems, byGabriela Mistral and PabloNeruda, of a panther and aduck in the desert; 13″ x 13″

matted engraving of wood blockprint with accompanyingpoems, by Gabriela Mistral andPablo Neruda, of a vulture,sparrow, and a palm tree withmountains in the background;and 13″ x 13″ matted engravingof wood block print with accom-

panying poems, by GabrielaMistral and Pablo Neruda, of adeer, two fish, and a tree.Recd—November 21, 2004.Est. Value—$450. ArchivesForeign.

Photograph: 16″ x 20″ color pho-tograph of President Bush andworld leaders at 2004 APECSummit in Santiago, Chile; mat-ting signed by donor and wood-en frame engraved ‘‘XII APECECONOMIC LEADERS’ MEET-ING, Santiago—Chile—Novem-ber 2004.’’ Recd—November21, 2004. Est. Value—$261. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Collectable: 10″ x 8″ x 2″ silver,gold, and wood hinged box en-graved with an image of theRoyal Palace of Spain on thetop and with donor’s signatureinside. Recd—November 24,2004. Est. Value—$750. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Majesty Juan Carlos I, King ofSpain. Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government.

President ........................................ Collectable: 7″ gold-tone, whiteand black enamel, and stain-less steel Hour Lavigne clockwith a hinged back opening toan image of Bahrain. Recd— November 29, 2004. Est.Value—$140. Archives Foreign.









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Weapon: 9″ stainless steel andgold-tone knife with malachitehandle and stamped with theseal of the Kingdom of Bahrain.Recd—November 29, 2004.Est. Value—$400. ArchivesForeign.

President ........................................ Athletic equipment: 34″ black andbrown wooden Sam Bats base-ball bat engraved ‘‘Texas Rang-ers, Prez 43, George W. Bush,Future Commissioner MLB,Presented by The Right Hon.Paul Martin, Ottawa, Canada,November 30, 2004.’’ Recd— November 30, 2004. Est. Value$111. Archives Foreign.

The Right Honorable Paul Martin,PC, MP, Prime Minister of Can-ada.


Accessories: pair of 3/4″ white

and yellow 14kt gold maple leafcufflinks. Recd—November 30,2004. Est. Value—$800. Ar-chives Foreign.

President ........................................ Household accessories (3): 21″ x44″ x 20″ dark wood table or-nately inlaid with bone; and 22″

x 22″ x 201 ⁄ 2″ dark wood endtable ornately inlaid with bone(2). Recd—December 4, 2004.Est. Value $1400. Archives For-eign.

His Excellency Pervez Musharraf,President of the Islamic Repub-lic of Pakistan.


Weapon: 52″ x 8″ antique muzzleloader (circa mid-1800s); heldin a 20″ x 62″ wooden shadow-box with a 4″ x 3″ plaque en-graved ‘‘Presented by General

Pervez Musharraf, President,Islamic Republic of Pakistan.’’ Recd—December 4, 2004. Est.Value—$725. Archives Foreign.

Clothing: cream wool traditionalPakistani coat embroidered witha satin ornate design. Recd— December 4, 2004. Est.Value—$175. Archives Foreign.

Accessory: 10″ cream wool tradi-tional Pakistani hat. Recd—De-cember 4, 2004. Est. Value— $65. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Weapons (11): Maynard Revolver;Colt Revolver (circa 1884); ColtPolice Revolver (circa 1860);Remington Double Derringer

Pistol; Sharps Flint-Ignition Pis-tol (circa 1780); WinchesterLever-Action Repeating Carbine(circa 1866); Colt Navy (circa1851); Pistol from Lowell, Mas-sachusetts (circa 1858); ColtDerringer, Sharps 4 BarrelPocket Pistol; and Wesson andHarrington Pocket Revolver(circa 1871); all held in a 23″ x43″ hinged wooden box.Recd—December 6, 2004. Est.Value—$12,000. Archives For-eign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II ofthe Hashemite Kingdom of Jor-dan.








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Miscellaneous (6): 4″ jars of var-ious fertilizers; held on a 12″ x15″ wooden revolving display.Recd—December 6, 2004. Est.Value $60. Archives Foreign.

Weapon: 50″ x 81 ⁄ 2″ black DakotaArms sniper rifle with an 8″

scope; held in a metal hingedbox embroidered on the inside‘‘To My Dear Friend, George W.Bush, Abdullah II’’ with a Jor-danian crown and the GreatSeal. Recd December 6, 2004.Est. Value—$10000. ArchivesForeign.

President ........................................ Jewelry: 18kt yellow gold CartierSantos 100 watch with asquare face, Roman numeralhour markers, and a brown alli-gator band. Recd—December16, 2004. Est. Value—$4200.Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Silvio Berlusconi,President of the Council of Min-isters of the Italian Republic.


Accessories (12): variety of E.Marinella silk ties. Recd—De-cember 16, 2004. Est. Value— $1620. Archives Foreign.

President ........................................ Miscellaneous: 201 ⁄ 2″ x 16″ redand white leather chest withhinged lid; padded interior witha two-tiered leather lined woodtray. Recd—December 17,2004. Est. Value—$280. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Zine El AbidineBen Ali, President of the Re-public of Tunisia.


Consumables: ten pounds of Tu-nisian dates. Recd—December17, 2004. Est. Value—$60.Handled pursuant to SecretService policy.

Consumables (6): bottles of LesVignes de Tanit wine (2 Rose,2 Blanc, 2 Rouge). Recd—De-cember 17, 2004. Est. Value— $48. Archives Foreign.

Consumables (8): liter bottles ofTunisian olive oil. Recd—De-cember 17, 2004. Est. Value— $28. Handled pursuant to Se-cret Service policy.

President ........................................ Household: 31 ⁄ 2″ x 4″ round frost-ed glass containers with ‘‘Sa-vour Jordan.’’ Recd—December22, 2004. Est. Value—$30. Ar-

chives Foreign.

Their Majesties King Abdullah IIand Queen Rania al Abdullahof the Hashemite Kingdom ofJordan.


Miscellaneous (2): myrtle flowerscented candles. Recd—De-cember 22, 2004. Est. Value— $20. Handled pursuant to Se-cret Service Policy.







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Accessory: 21 ⁄ 2″ circular sterlingsilver lapel pin stamped ‘‘wemust reach back to the greatesttraditions of our civilizations* * * reach forward to the newinsights and capabilities that willimprove life * * * and we mustreach out to each other.’’ Recd—December 22, 2004.Est. Value—$75. Archives For-eign.

Household accessories (3): 3″

hammered sterling silver minia-ture urns. Recd—December 22,2004. Est. Value—$250. Ar-chives Foreign.

Desk accessories (3): silver, goldand beige journals stamped

with a palm pattern and with ac-companying silver-tone book-marks. Recd—December 22,2004. Est. Value—$96. Ar-chives Foreign.

Collectable: 9″ x 9″ gold, yellow,green, and red square Rosen-thal porcelain plate painted withan ornate design with Arabiccharacters. Recd—December22, 2004. Est. Value—$100. Ar-chives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Household item: 6″ Royal Copen-hagen blue fluted half lacechina dish with the Royal cipherof Denmark in the center.Recd—January 14, 2004. Est.

Value—$250. Archives Foreign.

Her Royal Highness Princess Al-exandra of Denmark.


Photograph: 4″ x 6″ photograph ofPrincess Alexandra of Den-mark; held in a 6″ x 9″ woodframe engraved with the Royalcipher on a silver square plate.Recd—January 14, 2004. Est.Value—$100. Archives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Accessory: 12″ x 93 ⁄ 4″ Loewebrown suede and leather hand-bag. Recd—January 14, 2004.Est. Value—$590. ArchivesForeign.

His Excellency Jose Maria Aznar,President of the Government ofSpain and Mrs. Aznar.


First Lady ....................................... Jewelry: 131 ⁄ 2″ x 11 ⁄ 2″ Atasayblack leather and fur chokerwith traditional Sanliurfa simra14kt gold draping chains and

open work. Recd—January 28,2004. Est. Value—$500. Ar-chives Foreign.

Mrs. Ermine Erdogan, Office ofthe Prime Minister of the Re-public of Turkey.


Hardcover books (2): ‘‘Rumi Hid-den Music,’’ translated byMaryam Mafi and Azima MelitaKolin; and ‘‘Rumi: The Book ofLove,’’ translated by ColemanBarks. Recd—January 28,2004. Est. Value—$44. Ar-chives Foreign.







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Paperback book: ‘‘The Rumi Col-lection,’’ edited by KabirHelminski. Recd—January 28,2004. Est. Value—$15. Ar-chives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Household item: 10″ x 3″ x 14″

elaborate silver filigree vanitymirror. Recd—February 18,2004. Est. Value—$750. Ar-chives Foreign.

Mrs. Leila Ben Ali, Office of thePresident of the Republic of Tu-nisia.


First Lady ....................................... Household items (7): Louise Ken-nedy Tipperary Crystal napkinrings (6) from the Earth StarCollection; accompanied by a10″ x 2″ crystal stand. Recd— March 17, 2004. Est. Value— $162. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Bertie Ahern, TD,Prime Minister of Ireland.


First Lady ....................................... CD: ‘‘Paz, Reconciliacao (Peace,

Reconciliation),’’ by AngolaUnida. Recd—May 12, 2004.Est. Value—$15. Archives For-eign.

Mrs. Ana Paula dos Santos, First

Lady of the Republic of Angola.



Artwork: 37″ x 54″ multi-coloredacrylic painting on velvet of awoman grinding grain in a vil-lage. Recd—May 12, 2004. Est.Value—$550. Archives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Household items (7): 53″ x 89″

multicolored splatter paintedwhite linen tablecloth with or-ange trim; accompanied bymatching 18″ x 12″ orangelinen napkins (2) and 14″ x 12″

white linen napkins (4). Recd— May 26, 2004. Est. Value—

$150. Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Edith Lucie Bongo Ondimba,First Lady of the Gabonese Re-public.


Jewelry: 3 1 ⁄ 2″ x 2″ 18kt gold intri-cate mask brooch inlaid withdiamonds and emeralds.Recd—May 26, 2004. Est.Value—$1500. Archives For-eign.

Household items (2): 19″ x 15″

raffia pillows with fringe.Recd—May 26, 2004. Est.Value—$120. Archives Foreign.


raffia pillows lined in brown andnavy blue leather. Recd—May26, 2004. Est. Value—$120. Ar-chives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Jewelry: 7″ white gold chain linkbracelet inlaid with diamonds.Recd—June 4, 2004. Est.Value $3850. Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Veronica Berlusconi, Officeof the President of the Councilof Ministers of the Italian Re-public.


First Lady ....................................... Religious item: 221 ⁄ 2″ silver filigreerosary. Recd—June 4, 2004.Est. Value—$75. Archives For-eign.

His Holiness Pope John Paul II,Vatican City.


First Lady ....................................... Accessory: 8″ x 4″ Chanel beigeleather purse with a gold chainstrap. Recd—June 5, 2004. Est.Value—$1150. Archives For-eign.

Mrs. Bernadette Chirac, Office ofthe President of the French Re-public.








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gray linen napkins embroideredwith a paisley design in the cor-ner (6); accompanied by 1″

sterling silver napkin rings en-graved ‘‘Moscow’’ in Russian(6). Recd—June 8, 2004. Est.Value $543. Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Lyudmila AleksandrovnaPutina, Office of the Presidentof the Russian Federation.


First Lady ....................................... Accessory: 4″ x 11 ⁄ 2″ x 3″ sterlingsilver clutch purse with floraldesigns in relief. Recd—June 9,2004. Est. Value—$350. Ar-chives Foreign.

Mrs. Emine Erdogan, Office of thePrime Minister of the Republicof Turkey.


First Lady ....................................... Collectable: 7″ x 6″ gold-tone andmulti-colored Herend QueenAnne covered tureen with arose handle and painted withbutterflies and flowers. Recd—

June 22, 2004. Est. Value— $740. Archives Foreign.



First Lady ....................................... Household item: 91 ⁄ 2″ baby bluetextured earthenware clay bowlwith gold wiring along the edge,by Ann Marie Brannigan.Recd—June 25, 2004. Est.Value—$469. Archives Foreign.

Her Excellency Dr. MaryMcAleese, The President of Ire-land.


First Lady ....................................... Household item: 72″ x 144″ Fer-guson’s white linen damask ta-blecloth. Recd—June 25, 2004.Est. Value—$318. ArchivesForeign.




Ferguson’s white linen napkins.Recd—June 25, 2004. Est.Value—$183. Archives Foreign.

First Lady ....................................... Household item: 7″ x 3″ Urartsterling silver bowl with a 7″

sterling silver lid engraved withscenes of Topkapi Palace,Galata and the Maiden TowersFortresses. Recd—June 27,2004. Est. Value—$450. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Ahmet NecdetSezer, The President of the Re-public of Turkey.


Consumables: Divan Turkishcandy. Recd—June 27, 2004.Est. Value: $10. Handled pursu-ant to Secret Service policy.

First Lady ....................................... Accessory: 6″ x 3″ x2 ″ Mounier &Bouvard 18kt gold filigreeevening clutch purse inlaid withdiamonds on the edge andclasp. Recd—July 8, 2004. Est.Value—$12,500. Archives For-eign.



First Lady ....................................... Hardcover book: first edition(1943) copy of ‘‘The LittlePrince,’’ by Antoine de Saint-Exupery and signed by author.Recd—July 12, 2004. Est.Value—$875. Archives Foreign.



First Lady ....................................... Clothing: long tan cashmeresweater coat made in Buyan.Recd—July 15,2004. Est.Value—$420. Archives Foreign.









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light blue and royal blue silktable runners with an intricatethread design and fringe.Recd—July 15, 2004. Est.Value—$500. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency George A.Obiozor, Ambassador of theFederal Republic of Nigeria.


First Lady ....................................... Hardcover books (3): ‘‘O-Kee-Pa:A Religious Ceremony andOther Customs of the Mandan,’’ by George Catlin (published in1867); and ‘‘North American In-dians, Volumes I and II,’’ byGeorge Catlin (published 1913).Recd—November 4, 2004. Est.Value—$450. Archives Foreign.



First Lady ....................................... Accessory: brown, beige, andblue silk scarf printed ‘‘APEC2004, Chile’’ with an abstract

pattern. Recd—November 17,2004. Est. Value—$135. Ar-chives Foreign..

Accessory: brown alpaca scarfwith a 5″ fringe. Recd—Novem-ber 17, 2004. Est. Value—$65.Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Luisa Duran de Lagos, FirstLady of the Republic of Chile.


First Lady ....................................... Jewelry: 11 ⁄ 4″ gold, light and darkpink garnet and pink tourmalinechandelier earrings; and a 17″

light and dark pink garnet andpink tourmaline beaded neck-lace. Recd—November 19,2004. Est. Value—$500. Ar-chives Foreign.

Mrs. Sehba Musharraf, First Ladyof the Islamic Republic of Paki-stan.


First Lady ....................................... Collectable: 7″ sterling silver bowlstamped with an ornate design.

Recd—November 20, 2004.Est. Value—$350. ArchivesForeign.

Mrs. Marta Sahagun de Fox, FirstLady of the United Mexican

States.

Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.

Government.

First Lady ....................................... Accessory: yellow and white 14ktgold maple leaf lapel pin.Recd—November 30, 2004.Est. Value—$1,000. ArchivesForeign..

Accessory: blue, green and rosesilk scarf. Recd—November 30,2004. Est. Value—$79. Ar-chives Foreign.

Mrs. Sheila Martin, Office of thePrime Minister of Canada.


First Lady ....................................... Accessory: Black satin eveningbag with a turquoise, red coral,quartz and carnelian handle.Recd—December 1, 2004. Est.Value—$140. Archives Foreign..

Accessory: Loewe scarf. Recd— December 1, 2004. Est.Value—$295. Archives Foreign.

Her Majesty Queen Sofia Carlos,Queen of Spain.


First Lady ....................................... Collectable: sterling silver bowlwith ornate design. Recd—De-cember 4, 2004. Est. Value— $350. Archives Foreign.



First Family .................................... Photograph of APEC leaders inOctober 2003 wearing tradi-tional Thai clothing in sterlingsilver frame. Recd—January30, 2004. Est. Value—$450. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency ThaksinShinawatra, The Prime Ministerof the Kingdom of Thailand andMrs. Khunying Shinawatra.








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First Family .................................... Plaza Real sterling silver and darkwood chest with sterling silvercactus designs in relief. Est.Value—$300.

His Excellency Vicente FoxQuesada, The President of theUnited Mexican States and Mrs.Fox.


Tane silver leaf sculpture. Est.Value—$250.

Black wood tray, from Guerrero,Mexico, hand painted by Fran-cisco Coronel; accompanied bythe hardcover book, ‘‘LacasMexicanas’’. Est. Value—$125.Recd—March 6, 2004. ArchiveForeign.

First Family .................................... Argenta coconut shell bowl withsterling silver handles. Recd— March 23, 2004. Est. Value— $150. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Alvaro Uribe,President of the Republic ofColumbia and Mrs. LinaMoreno de Uribe.


First Family .................................... Bronze depiction of the Baptismof Christ held in a gold toneshadowbox frame lined in redvelvet and containing a 2″

bronze replica of the papalcrest. Recd—June 4, 2004. Est.Value—$450. Archives Foreign.

His Holiness John Paul II, VaticanCity.


First Family .................................... Monnaie de Paris silver watcheswith black leather bands.Recd—June 5, 2004. Est.Value—$228. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Jacques Chirac,President of the French.


First Family .................................... Beige pottery piece made byPaula Murray. Recd—June 8,2004. Est. Value—$350. Ar-chives Foreign.

The Right Honorable Paul Martin,P.C., M.P., The Prime Ministerof Canada and Mrs. Martin.


First Family .................................... Coins (5): 11 ⁄ 4″ Bahrain 22kt goldcoins engraved with ‘‘The GreatBahraini Rulers.’’ Recd—June

9, 2004. Est. Value—$2000. Ar-chives Foreign.



Leather bound book and CD:‘‘Brief Astronomical Biographyof His Excellency The Hon.George W. Bush, President ofthe United States of America.’’ Recd—June 9, 2004. Est.Value—$100. Archives Foreign.

Photograph: 12″ x 7″ inscribedcolor photograph of the donorand the Queen of Bahrain; heldin a 15″ x 12″ gold-tone woodframe with red and beige suedematting. Recd—June 9, 2004.Est. Value—$76. Archives For-eign.

First Family .................................... Clothing: John Molloy traditionalivory wool Aran women’ssweater with brown buttons; ac-companied by a House of Ire-land traditional ivory wool Aranmen’s sweater. Recd—June 25,2004. Est. Value—$285. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Bertie Ahern, TD,Prime Minster of Ireland. Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government.







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First Family .................................... Photographs (29): collection of 9″

x 7″ photographs, taken byPrince Roland Bonaparte in1888, of various Native Ameri-cans; mounted on albumenpaper stamped with Prince Bo-naparte’s seal and held in a161 ⁄ 2″ x 14″ tan leather bookbinding embossed ‘‘Photo-graphic Portraits of North Amer-ican Indians, Prince Roland Bo-naparte.’’ Recd—November 4,2004. Est. Value—$600. Ar-chives Foreign.



First Family .................................... Collectable: 8″ x 5″ SteubenGlass figurine of an elephantwith its trunk raised in the air.Recd—December 8, 2004. Est.

Value—$1100. Archives For-eign.

His Excellency Sheikh SalemAbdullah Al Jaber Al-Sabah,Ambassador of the State of Ku-wait and Mrs. Al-Sabah.


Abrams, Elliott, Special Assistantto the President and Senior Di-rector National Security Council.

Desk accessory: Mont BlancMeisterstuck Solitaire DoueBlack Silver Fountain Pen.Recd—March 29, 2004. Est.Value—$425. GovernmentProperty.

His Majesty King Abdullah II ofthe Hashemite Kingdom of Jor-dan.


Abrams, Elliott, Special Assistantto the President and Senior Di-rector National Security Council.

Desk accessory: Mont BlancHommage a Alexander theGreat solid gold fountain penwith diamond on clip and 18ktgold nib. Received—March 30,2004. Est. Value—$5690. Gov-ernment Property.

His Highness Sheikh Hamad binKhalifa Al Thani Amir of theState of Qatar.

Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government

Bartlett, Daniel J., Assistant to thePresident for Communications.

Accessories (5): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd—June 4,

2004. Est. Value—$675. Gov-ernment Property.

His Excellency Silvio Berlusconi,President of the Council of Min-

isters of the Italian Republic.


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Card, Andrew H., Jr., Assistant tothe President and Chief of Staff.

Accessories (5): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd—June 4,2004. Est. Value—$675. Gov-ernment Property.



Card, Andrew H., Jr., Assistant tothe President and Chief of Staff.

Accessories (5): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd—December15, 2004. Est. Value—$675.Government Property.



Cooper, Cathy, Administrative As-sistant National Security Council.

Jewelry (2): matching necklaceand bracelet sets of silver andorange stone; one set hasmatching ring. Recd—March29, 2004. Est. Value—$500.Government Property.

His Excellency Abdulwahab A. Al-Hajjri, Ambassador of the Re-public of Yemen.


Frazer, Jendayi, Special Assistantto the President and Senior Di-rector National Security Council.

Household: 8′ round leather arearug with a detailed pattern inblue, red, gold and white.Recd—June 1, 2004. Est.Value—$450. Transferred tothe General Services Adminis-tration.

His Excellency Jibril MuhammadAminu, Ambassador of the Fed-eral Republic of Nigeria.


Fried, Daniel, Special Assistant tothe President and Senior Direc-tor National Security Council.

Accessories (3): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd—May 19,2004. Est. Value—$405. Gov-ernment Property.









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Green, Michael J., Special Assist-ant to the President and SeniorDirector National Security Coun-cil.

Household: 75 ⁄ 8″ x 41 ⁄ 2″ sterlingsilver bowl with scalloped rim,set with 1″ gold and enamelseal of donor. Recd—Decem-ber 14, 2004. Est. Value— $500. Government Property.


Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government

Hadley, Stephen Deputy Assistantto the President and Deputy Na-tional Security Advisor.

Desk accessory: 101 ⁄ 2″ x 11″ x 2″

sterling silver model sailing ves-sel, double masted, trimmedwith three sails, rigging, rudderand anchor mounted on an ovalblack 9″ x 4″ wood base withsilver plaque engraved ‘‘Ministryof Foreign Affairs & InvestmentPromotion Malta.’’ Recd—May20, 2004. Est. Value—$450.Government Property.

The Honorable John Dalli, Min-ister of Foreign Affairs of theRepublic of Malta.


Hadley, Stephen, Deputy Assistant

to the President and Deputy Na-tional Security Advisor.

Household: 75 ⁄ 8″ × 41 ⁄ 2″ silver

bowl with scalloped rim, setwith 1″ gold and enamel seal ofdonor. Recd—December 15,2004. Est. Value—$500. Gov-ernment Property.

His Excellency Pervez Musharraf,

President of the Islamic Repub-lic of Pakistan.



McClellan, Scott, Assistant to thePresident and Press Secretary.

Accessories (5): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd-May 19,2005 Est. Value—$675. Gov-ernment Property.

His Excellency Silvio Berlusconi,President of the Council fo Min-isters of the Italian Republic.


McClellan, Scott, Assistant to thePresident and Press Secretary.

Accessories (5): E. Marinella silktwill neckties. Recd—December17, 2004. Est. Value—$675.Government Property.



Miers, Harriet, Assistant to thePresident and Deputy Chief ofStaff.

Household: 10″ x 91 ⁄ 2″ ArchimedeSeguso Gold Collection hand-blown Murano glass melon-ribbed vase and cachepot.

Recd—May 19, 2004. Est.Value—$850. GovernmentProperty.



Rice, Condoleezza, Assistant tothe President for National Secu-rity Affairs.

Accessory: 54″ square Hermessilk and cashmere scarf in mul-ticolor rose pattern. Recd—Jan-uary 15, 2004. Est. Value— $760. Government Property.

Her Excellency Michele Alliot-Marie, Minister of Defense andWar Veterans of the FrenchRepublic.



Household: 61 ⁄ 8″ x 21 ⁄ 2″ x 31 ⁄ 4″

William & Son sterling silverL’Epee Corniche Standard car-riage clock. Recd—February13, 2004. Est. Value—$2095.Government Property.

His Highness Igor Ivanov, Ministerfor Foreign Affairs of the Rus-sian Federation and Head ofthe Bahrain Defense Force.



Household: 10″ sterling silver-plate/wall plaque with em-bossed design, engraved ‘‘Withcompliments from LakshmanKadirgamar Minister of ForeignAffairs Sri Lanka.’’ Recd—May11, 2004. Est. Value—$350.Government Property.

The Honorable LakshmanKadirgamar, P.C., M.P., Min-ister of Foreign Affairs of theDemocratic Socialist Republicof Sri Lanka.



Hardcover book: 123 ⁄ 8″ x 19″ x11 ⁄ 2″ velvet and leather-boundreproduction of the 1797 ‘‘Im-perial Decree on the RussianChevalier Orders,’’ issued byL.S. Pavel. Recd—May 15,2004. Est. Value—$3850. Ar-chives, Staff Gift.

His Excellency Igor Ivanov, Min-ister for Foreign Affairs of theRussian Federation.








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Household (3): ArchimedeSeguso Gold Collection hand-blown Murano glass set (pair of14″ x 5″ candlesticks and afooted 9″ x 10″ fruit compote).Recd—May 19, 2004 Est.Value—$2200 GovernmentProperty.



Rice, Condoleezza, Assistant tothe President for National Secu-rity Affairs..

Jewelry: 1 ⁄ 2″ x 17 ⁄ 8″ 18kt goldmask pendant with emerald anddiamonds held on a 161 ⁄ 2″ goldwire band. Recd—May 26,2004. Est. Value—$650. Gov-ernment Property.

His Excellency El Hadj OmarBongo Ondimba, President ofthe Gabonese Republic.



Household: 111 ⁄ 4″ x 10″

Archimede Seguso Gold Collec-tion hand-blown Murano glassmelon-ribbed vase. Recd—June5, 2004. Est. Value—$850.Government Property.




Accessory: 50″ x 74″ red-orangeGobi cashmere throw with 4″

fringe. Recd—July 19, 2004.Est. Value—$125. GovernmentProperty.



Household: 47 ⁄ 8″ x 21 ⁄ 4″ footed sil-ver bowl with relief design andinset turquoise stones; etchedwith donor’s name, title anddate. Recd—July 19, 2004. Est.Value—$200. GovernmentProperty.



woven pink and black silkmatching table runners; pattern

is an intricate thread designstudded with rhinestones andgold thread accent and 4″

fringe. Recd—July 19, 2004.Est. Value—$500. GovernmentProperty.

His Excellency George A.Obiozor, Ambassador of theFederal Republic of Nigeria.



Desk accessory: Aurora Optimamarbled blue (Auroloid) fountainpen with 14kt gold nib, jewelclip and gold-plated trim.Recd—December 8, 2004. Est.Value—$295. GovernmentProperty.

His Excellency GiovanniCastellaneta, Diplomatic Advi-sor to the Prime Minister of theItalian Republic.



Household: 77″ x 52″ purple, or-ange, yellow and black wovencloth with 71 ⁄ 2″ tassels. Recd— December 8, 2004. Est.

Value—$345. GovernmentProperty.

His Excellency Kay Rala XananaGusmao, President of TheDemocratic Republic of Timor-Leste.



Accessories (2): 35″ square E.Marinella silk scarf in peach,brown and blue pattern; and an181 ⁄ 2″ x 68″ wool and silk blendshawl in various colors. Recd— December 15, 2004. Est.Value—$587. GovernmentProperty.




Jewelry: pair of 18kt yellow goldDamiani twisted coil earringswith diamonds. Recd—Decem-ber 15, 2004. Est. Value— $2550. Archives, Staff Gift.









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Jewelry: 18kt yellow gold and dia-mond Damiani necklace in swirldesign, Recd—December 15,2004. Est. Value—$6000 Ar-chives, Staff Gift.


Household: 201 ⁄ 2″ x 16″ yellowand black ottoman-style leatherchest with hinged lid; paddedinterior with a two-tiered leatherlined wood tray. Recd—Decem-ber 17, 2004. Est. Value— $280. Government Property.



Consumables: approximately 10pounds of dates. Recd—De-cember 17, 2004. Est. Value— $60. Handled pursuant to Se-cret Service policy.

Rice, Condoleezza, Assistant to

the President for National Secu-rity Affairs.

Household (3): 23 ⁄ 4″ x 2″ silver

urns in the style of ancient pot-tery. Recd—December 22,2004. Est. Value—$250. Gov-ernment Property.

Their Majesties King Abdullah II

and Queen Rania al Abdullahof the Hashemite Kingdom ofJordan.



Jewelry: 21 ⁄ 4″ round silver and tur-quoise pin. Recd—December22, 2004. Est. Value—$75.Government Property.

Miscellaneous: bound notebookwith silver page marker. Recd— December 22, 2004 Est.Value—$32 Government Prop-erty.

Rove, Karl, Senior Advisor to thePresident.




Volker, Kurt, Director for NATOand Western European AffairsNational Security Council.




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Vice President ................................ Chopard ‘‘Happy Day’’ clock.Recd—January 24, 2004. Est.Value—$465. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Joseph Deiss,President of the Swiss Confed-eration.


Vice President ................................ Eleven E. Marinella silk neckties.Recd—January 26, 2004. Est.Value—$1,485. Archives For-eign.



One E. Marinella silk necktie.Recd—January 26, 2004. Est.Value—$135. Archives Foreign.

Vice President and Mrs. Cheney ... Fruit compote, two candle sticks,and large bowl of gold Muranoglass signed by the artist,Archimede Seguso. Recd—Jan-uary 26, 2004. Est. Value— $750. Archives Foreign.







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Mrs. Cheney .................................. Woman’s silver necklace byDamiani with gray pearls anddiamond centerpiece. Recd— January 26, 2004. Est. Value— $2000. Archives Foreign.



Vice President ................................ Mantel clock of silver and marbleRecd—February 9, 2004. Est.Value—$1500. Archives For-eign.

His Highness Shaikh Salman BinHamad Al Khalifa, CrownPrince and Commander inChief of the Bahrain DefenseForce.


Vice President ................................ Hand knotted wool pile rug in red,dark blue, green, turquoise andcream. A central red groundmedallion with scattered geo-metric patterns, approximately8’’ x 10’’. Recd—February 18,2004. Est. Value—$3600. Ar-chives Foreign.



Vice President ................................ Out of print copy limited issue of,The Art of War by GoldenTreasure Books (Xiyuan Pub-lishing House) presented in anornate dark wooden box. In-cludes a silver chop (seal) inclear acrylic box. Recd—April14, 2004. Est. Value—$3600.Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Zeng Qinghong,Vice President of the People’sRepublic of China.


Book entitled, Selected Porcelainof the Flourishing Qing Dynastyat the Palace Museum, by For-bidden City Publishing House.Recd—April 14, 2004. Est.Value—$44. Archives Foreign.

Mrs. Cheney .................................. Chinese silk material in shades ofyellow, orange and lime green.

Approximately 3.5 yards.Recd—April 14, 2004. Est.Value—$105. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Zeng Qinghong,Vice President of the People’s

Republic of China.


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Vice President ................................ Paskche gilt-on-bronze incenseburner; reproduction of nationaltreasure housed in the PuyoNational Museum. Recd—April15, 2004. Est. Value—$450. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Goh Kun, ActingPresident and Prime MinisterRepublic of Korea.


Vice President ................................ Mont Blanc pen set; silver withblue stone, engraved with Jor-danian coat of arms. Recd— May 6, 2004. Est. Value—$450.Archives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II bin alHussein of the Hashemite King-dom of Jordan.


Vice President ................................ Sterling silver sword. Recd—June8, 2004. Est. Value—$500. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency Ali Abdullah Saleh,President of the Republic ofYemen.


Vice President ................................ 18K white gold cufflinks with Ara-bic lettering symbolizing goodfortune and health. Recd—June15, 2004. Est. Value—$400. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II bin alHussein of the Hashemite King-dom of Jordan.


Vice President ................................ Sterling silver incense burner onsilver and sodalite tray. Recd— July 7, 2004. Est. Value— $1500. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Maqbool Bin AliSultan, Minister of Commerceand Industry Oman.


Vice President ................................ Beige cashmere sweater, made inMongolia, size XL. Recd—July20, 2004. Est. Value—$297. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Excellency NatsagiinBagabandi. President of Mon-golia.








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Vice President and Mrs. Cheney ... Hand-made, sculpted crystal ele-phant by Daum. Recd—Decem-ber 6, 2004. Est. Value—$725.Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Salem AbdallahAl-Jabir Al-Sabah and Mrs.Rima Al-Sabah, Embassy ofKuwait.


Vice President ................................ Six E. Marinella men’s neckties.Recd—May 20, 2004. Est.Value—$810. Archives Foreign.



Vice President ................................ Sterling silver bowl and lid deco-rated with repousse and en-graving in a floral design.Recd—January 28, 2004. Est.Value—$350. Archives Foreign.



Vice President and Mrs. Cheney ... Limoges plate with gold trim, ma-roon and ivory design with Ara-bic inscription and a woodenplate stand. Recd—August 23,2004. Est. Value—$200. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Majesty King Abdullah II bin alHussein of the Hashemite King-dom of Jordan..


Pottery vanity set: black handtowel holder and soap dish withthree embroidered hand towels.Recd—August 23, 2004. Est.Value—$166. Archives Foreign.

Two pottery containers with wick-er tops for holding herbs. Meas-ures 5″ x 3″ . Recd—August 23,2004. Est. Value—$50. Ar-chives Foreign.

Six-inch square wooden box withfloral stone mosaic cover forherb storage. Recd—August23, 2004. Est. Value—$29. Ar-chives Foreign.

Pottery incense burner and box.Recd—August 23, 2004. Est.

Value—$30. Archives Foreign.Six blue tea glasses with gold

trim. Recd—August 23, 2004.Est. Value—$42. Archives For-eign.

Six-inch square silk pillow withgold tassels. Recd—August 23,2004. Est. Value—$29. Ar-chives Foreign.

CD of Jordanian music by SakherHattan. Recd—August 23,2004. Est. Value—$15. Ar-chives Foreign.

Four scented pillar candles, 4″

high. Recd—August 23, 2004.Est. Value—$36. Handled pur-suant to Secret Service policy.

Vice President ................................ Wood and brass presentation boxcontaining bronze reproductionof ‘‘Ding’’ pot, representingpower, prosperity and peace.Recd—January 6, 2004. Est.Value—$500. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Wen Jiabao, Pre-mier of the People’s Republic ofChina.


Vice President ................................ Framed oil painting of St. Georgeslaying a dragon, Bulgarianstyle with gold leaf work.Recd—February 26, 2004. Est.Value—$200. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency Solomon Passy,Minister of Foreign Affairs ofthe Republic of Bulgaria.








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Gold medallion commemoratingthe 100th Anniversary of theestablishment of diplomatic re-lations between the U.S. andBulgaria. Recd—February 26,2004. Est. Value—$250. Ar-chives Foreign.

Vice President and Mrs. Cheney ... Wool on cotton carpet measuring77″ ; by 61″ , rust background,with cruciform stylized foliatemedallion, three borders.Recd—December 7, 2004. Est.Value—$1,000. Archives For-eign.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai,President of Afghanistan.


Wool on cotton carpet measuring78″ by 57″ , yellow backgroundwith red, tan, and green stylizedfloral decoration, four borders.Recd—December 7, 2004. Est.Value—$1000. Archives For-eign.

Embroidered beige cotton table-cloth with twelve napkins.Recd—December 7, 2004. Est.Value—$150. Archives Foreign.

Vice President ................................ Framed silver plaque with re-pousse decoration of a templescene with an elephant andoxen pulling a cart. Recd—De-cember 17, 2004. Est. Value— $225. Archives Foreign.

His Excellency PhanthongPhommahaxay, Ambassador ofthe Lao People’s DemocraticRepublic.


Polychrome woven silk sash,measuring 80″ by 15.″ Recd— December 17, 2004. Est.Value—$200. Archives Foreign.

Vice President and Mrs. Cheney ... Twenty-one medals, gold platedon brass, depicting the Mys-teries of the Rosary, with alarge central medal of the Ma-donna. Small medals measure1.75″ in diameter. Medals aredisplayed in a sealed plexi-glass case. Recd—January 27,2004. Est. Value—$627. Ar-chives Foreign.

His Holiness John Paul, II, TheHoly See. Non-acceptance would cause em-barrassment to donor and U.S.Government.

Mrs. Cheney .................................. Silver rosary with mother-of-pearlbeads, blessed by Pope JohnPaul II. Recd—January 27,2004. Est. Value—$75. Re-tained (souvenir or mark ofcourtesy).

His Holiness John Paul, II, TheHoly See.


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Colin L. Powell, The Secretary ofState of the United States.

Ottoman, two color leather, 20thcentury. Date Received: 1/13/ 2004. Estimated Value:$350.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServiceAdministration.

Ben An, President of the Govern-ment of Tunisia.

Non-acceptance would cause thedonor or the U.S. Governmentembarrassment.





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Painting, watercolor and mixedmedia, 21″ x 261 ⁄ 2″ , Tbilisi, byGega Kutateladze, 2003,framed $250, bottle of wine insilver plated overlay bottle$100. Date Received: 1/25/ 2004. Estimated Value:$350.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Eduard Shevardnadze, Presidentof Georgia.



Carpet, 931 ⁄ 2″ x 621 ⁄ 2″ , blackbackground with ‘King Tut.’ Date Received: 2/3/2004. Esti-mated Value: $400.00. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Field Marshall Hussein Tantawi,Commander in Chief of theEgyptian Armed Forces, Egypt.



Carriage clock, silver plate andenamel, by William & Son

$2,000, pair cufflinks sterlingsilver and enamel $250. DateReceived: 2/9/2004. EstimatedValue: $2,250.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Shaykh Salman bin Hamad binIsa Al Khalifa, Crown Prince of

the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Non-acceptance would cause thedonor or the U.S. Government

embarrassment.


Rosewater bottle and incenseburner, silver filigree, late 20thcentury, 34ozsT. Date Re-ceived: 2/17/2004. EstimatedValue: $1,000.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

His Excellency Zine El-AbidineBen Ali President of the Repub-lic of Tunisia.



Bowl, 81 ⁄ 4″ L x 43 ⁄ 8″ H, cut crystal,‘‘Tornado’’ by Orrefors, 20thcentury. Date Received: 2/17/ 2004. Estimated Value:

$300.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Laila Freivalds, Foreign Minister,Sweden.



Vase, 181 ⁄ 8″ H, marquetry of var-ious semiprecious stones in-cluding lapis lazuli, jasper, sardand agate. Date Received: 3/ 11/2004. Estimated Value:$1,250.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Hamid Karzai, President of theTransitional Islamic State of Af-ghanistan.



Rugs, 36″ x 231 ⁄ 2″ , wool on cot-ton, hand woven $300, 2shawls with silk embroidery$130. Date Received: 3/17/ 2004. Estimated Value:$430.00. Disposition: Pending

transfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Mohammedmian Soomro, Chair-man of the Senate, Pakistan.



Roll top butter dish, 7″ diameter,repoussed and chased silver,set with 4 lapis lazulicabochons and 8 turquoisecabochons 7mm x 6mm, 20thcentury. Date Received: 3/18/ 2004. Estimated Value:$450.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Pervez Musharraf, President ofthe Islamic Republic of Pakistan.








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Pair cufflinks 18 karat yellow goldeach set with 5 round diamondsTW 16 points both Chopard($1800), Wristwatch mans 18karat yellow gold case with dateChopard 1026 924–2248 blackalligator strap ($8,100). DateReceived: 3/20/2004. EstimatedValue: $9,900.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Sheikh Jabir al-Ahmad Al Sabah,Emir of the State of Kuwait.



Brown leather attache case($450), belt frontispiece 18karat yellow gold chain mail9ozsT ($4,000), ring 18 karatyellow gold set with 5 rounddiamonds TW 8 points Chopard($2,000). Date Received: 3/20/ 2004. Estimated Value:$6,450.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Sheikh Jabir al-Ahmad Al Sabah,Emir of the State of Kuwait.



Desk set, leather, by Dacoma.Date Received: 4/15/2004. Esti-mated Value: $650.00. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Mircea Dan Geoana, Foreign Min-ister of Romania as part of theSocial Democratic Party.



Desk set, sterling silver and slagglass, four open boxes. DateReceived: 4/20/2004. EstimatedValue: $550.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Franco Frattini, Minister of For-eign Affairs of the Italian Re-public, Italy.



Pen, platinum plated metal, withwatch in handle, Cartier ‘‘Stylo

d’Exception’’, #180/2000,boxed. Date Received: 4/27/ 2004. Estimated Value:$750.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Shaikh Hamad bin Jasim bin JabirAl Thani, Minister of Foreign Af-

fairs of the State of Qatar.


embarrassment.


Desk set, sterling silver and moth-er of pearl, letter opener andmagnifying glass, 20th century.Date Received: 5/6/2004. Esti-mated Value: $350.00. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

King Abdullah II Bin al Hussein,King of the Hashemite Kingdomof the Jordan.



Charger, 12″ diameter, sterling sil-ver repousse, 20th century,17ozsT. Date Received: 5/12/ 2004. Estimated Value:

$350.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Lakshman Kadirgamar, Minister,Government of Sri Lanka.



Sculpture, 11″ H, sterling silver,traditional luzzu sailboat, late20th century. Date Received: 5/ 20/2004. Estimated Value:$2,000.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

John Dalli, Minister of Financeand Economic Affairs, Malta.








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Sculpture, 11″ H, sterling silver,sailboat, late 20th century. DateReceived: 5/22/2004. EstimatedValue: $2,000.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Patricio Zuquilanda Duque, Min-ister of Foreign Relations, Ec-uador.



Briefcase, tan leather $150, Book,Artistas Plasticos del Ecuador$45, Sculpture of a bird, sterlingsilver 12 oz $240. Date Re-ceived: 6/7/2004. EstimatedValue: $435.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Patricio Zuquilanda Duque, Min-ister of Foreign Relations, Ec-uador.



Cufflinks, 18 karat yellow gold,with Liberian insignia Date Re-ceived: 6/11/2004. EstimatedValue: $750.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Gyude Bryant, Chairman of theNational Transitional Govern-ment, Liberia.



Carpet, 6′6″ x 9′9″ , wool on wool,Bokhara design. Date Re-ceived: 6/15/2004. EstimatedValue: $2,500.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Hamid Karzai, President of theTransitional Islamic State of Af-ghanistan.



Bowl, burlwood with silver mountsset with turquoise cabochons 6mm. $250, together with a ‘‘V’’ neck maroon cashmere sweaterXL $350. Date Received: 7/4/ 2004. Estimated Value:$600.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency NatsagiynBagabandi, President of Mon-golia.



Jewelry, woman’s, 18 karat whitegold set with diamonds, BulgariNecklace set with 64 round dia-monds TW 6.4 carats, ring setwith 6 round diamonds TW 60points, pair diamonds TW 1.2both. Date Received: 7/28/ 2004. Estimated Value:$24,500.00. Disposition: Pend-ing transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Aziz-Jeddah, Kingdom of SaudiArabia.



Coffee pot, 9 5/8″ H, sterling silverwith gold wash, 16ozsT. DateReceived: 7/28/2004. EstimatedValue: $400.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Prince Faisal, Government ofSaudi Arabia.



Sculpture, 7″ H x 93 ⁄ 4″ L, 18 karatyellow gold oasis scene withtwo camels, two figures, tentand palm trees, stone base,fitted case. Date Received: 7/ 28/2004. Estimated Value:$8,500.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Aziz-Jeddah, Kingdom of SaudiArabia.








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Books, 2 volumes, ‘‘Journal d’unVoyage fait dans I’lnterieur deI’Amerique Septentrionale’’,Villette, 1793. Date Received:10/1/2004. Estimated Value:$900.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Nicolas Sarkozy, Minister, Gov-ernment of France.



Book, China History CultureTreasure $225, ten compactdisks of Chinese folk music,$150. Date Received: 10/1/ 2004. Estimated Value:$375.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Li Zhaoxing, Minister of ForeignAffairs of the People’s Republicof China.



Oil painting on canvas of purpleflower with green background

entitled ‘‘Flamboyant Nation’’ byartist Roger Brathwaite. DateReceived: 10/5/2004. EstimatedValue: $600.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Dr. Keith C. Mitchell, Prime Min-ister of Grenada.


embarrassment.


Bottle of wine, Madeira from theMasandra cellar, 1937. DateReceived: 11/15/2004. Esti-mated Value: $250.00. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Honorable Volodymyr Lytvyn,Speaker of the Verhovna Rada,Ukraine.



Replica Sword, 421 ⁄ 2″ L overall,brass sheathed scabbard andhilt, engraved blade. Date Re-ceived: 11/15/2004. EstimatedValue: $200.00. Disposition:

Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Honorable Volodymyr Lytvyn,Speaker of the Verhovna Rada,Ukraine.



Double tear jar, 21 ⁄ 2″ H with latersilver mounts, Roman Period63 BCE–330 CE, fitted case.Date Received: 11/22/2004. Es-timated Value: $300.00. Dis-position: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Ariel Sharon, Prime Minister ofIsrael.



Figure, 71 ⁄ 4″ H, Waterford crystaleagle with spread wings, Ire-land, 20th/21st century. DateReceived: 12/7/2004. EstimatedValue: $400.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Salem Al-Sabah, Ambassador ofthe state of Kuwait and Mrs.Salem.


Colin L. Powell, The Secretary of

State of the United States.

Cufflinks, 9 karat yellow gold,

each a blue enamel oval withBelgian coat of Arms. Date Re-ceived: 12/8/2004. EstimatedValue: $375.00. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Karel De Gucht, Foreign Minister,

Belgium.

Non-acceptance would cause the

donor or the U.S. Governmentembarrassment.


Ottoman, two color leather, 20thcentury. Date Received: 12/16/ 2004. Estimated Value:$350.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Ben AN, President of the Govern-ment of Tunisia.








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Four bottles of Olive oil, chocolateassortment, olive oil and thyme,wood box containing two can-dles, two small notebooks,pendant, two jars of candies, 3silver plates, miniature vessels,Rosenthal Porcelain plate 81 ⁄ 2″

square 2004–5. Date Received:12/16/2004. Estimated Value:$1,850.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

King Abdullah II bin al Husseinand Queen Rania, King andQueen, Jordan.


Mary Masserini, Protocol Officer— U.S. Department of State.

Watch—Ladies Maurice La Croix:Stainless steel model MM013– SS002–310 Date Received: 2/ 25/2004. Over Minimum Value.Disposition: Pending transfer tothe General Services Adminis-tration.

Shaikh Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa, Crown Prince andCommander-in-Chief of theBahrain Defense Force, Bah-rain.


William J. Burns, Assistant Sec-retary of State.

Cufflinks—sterling silver and Me-dallion—gold plated 4″ diame-ter. Date Received: 2/12/2004.Over Minimum Value. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Shaikh Salman Bin Hamad Al-Khalifa, Crown Prince andCommander-in-Chief of theBahrain Defense Force, Bah-rain.


Francis X. Taylor, Assistant Sec-retary of State for Diplomatic Se-curity.

Gold Inlaid Statue. Date Re-ceived: 6/29/2004. Over Min-imum Value. Disposition: Pend-ing transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Mohamed Al-Nassr, Security At-tache, Embassy of Qatar.


Kenneth D. Ward, Deputy to theSenior Weapons of Mass De-struction Representative, Libya.

Swiss Omade Rado wristwatchDate Received: 9/19/2004.Over Minimum Value. Disposi-tion: Pending transfer to theGeneral Services Administration.

Abdullah Senoussi, GovernmentOfficial, Ministry of Foreign Af-fairs, Libya.


Marcelle M. Wahba, U.S. Ambas-sador to the United Arab Emir-ates.

18 kt gold necklace, bracelet,ring, and earrings (Damas).Date Received: 6/1/2004. OverMinimum Value. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Sheikh Saqr bin Muhammad alQasimi, Ruler of Ras al-Khaimah, United Arab Emirates.


Marcelle M. Wahba, U.S. Ambas-sador to the United Arab Emir-ates.

22 kt. rose gold ring with dia-monds (Giovanni Ferraris).Date Received: 6/7/2004. OverMinimum Value. Disposition:Pending transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Shaykha Saif, Wife of ShaykhaSultan bin Khalifa, Member ofthe Executive Council andChairman of the Abu DhabiCrown Prince’s Office, UnitedArab Emirates.


Richard L. Baltimore, III, Ambas-sador.

Carpet—3 x 5. Date Received: 5/ 8/2004. Estimated Value:$1,235.00. Disposition: Pendingtransfer to the General ServicesAdministration.

Yahya, Yahya, Business/PR Di-rector, Saudi bin Laden Con-struction, Saudi Arabia.


Tracey Ann Jacobson, U.S. Am-bassador to Turkmenistan.

Gold necklace and earrings. DateReceived: 8/27/2004. Over Min-imum Value. Disposition: Pend-ing transfer to the GeneralServices Administration.

Huda Al Midfa, Wife of UnitedArab Emirates AmbassadorHassan Abdullah Al Adhab,United Arab Emirates.


Tracey Ann Jacobson, U.S. Am-bassador to Turkmenistan.

Gold watch Date Received: 10/20/ 2004. Over Minimum Value.Disposition: Pending transfer tothe General Services Adminis-tration.

Saparmurat Niyazov, President ofTurkmenistan.






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The Honorable Donald H. Rums-feld, Secretary of Defense.

Gold Bracelet and Silver Lamp.Date Received: 1/20/2004. Est.Value: $180.00 and $250.00,respectively. Total Value:$430.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

Field Marshal Mohamed HusseinTantawi, Commander in Chiefof the Armed Forces, Ministerof Defense and Military Produc-tion of the Arab Republic ofEgypt.

Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.


Clock and Cuff Links. Date Re-ceived: 2/18/2004. Est. Value:$270.00 and $100.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $370.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Highness Prince Salman binHamad Al-Khalifa, The CrownPrince and Commander, Bah-rain Defense Force, Kingdom ofBahrain.



Marble Flower Vase. Date Re-ceived: 2/23/2004. Est. Value:$400.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai,President of the Islamic State ofAfghanistan.


The Honorable Donald H. Rums-feld, Secretary of Defense. Sword and Shawl. Date Received:2/24/2004. Est. Value: $250.00and $65.00, respectively. TotalValue: $315.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency Kadir Gulamov,Minister of Defense of the Re-public of Uzbekistan.



Medallion, Book of Mosaics and aMosaic. Date Received: 3/15/ 2004. Est. Value: $50.00,$59.00 and $1,000.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $1,109.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency Dali Jazi, Ministerof Defense of the Republic ofTunisia.



Plaque, Caviar, Carpet and TeaSet. Date Received: 3/26/2004.Est. Value: $20.00, $300.00,$1,200.00 and $225.00. Total

Value: $1,745.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency Safar Abiyev, Min-ister of Defense of the Republicof Azerbaijan.



Saber and Model Ship. Date Re-ceived: 3/31/2004. Est. Value:$640.00 and $1,000.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $1,640.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh Jabir Mu-barak al-Hamad Al-Sabah, Dep-uty Prime Minister and Ministerof Defense of the State of Ku-wait.



Ceramic Desk Set Date Received:5/27/2004. Est. Value: $390.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency Jose Bono Mar-tinez, Minister of Defense,Spain.



Silver Cuff Links and Gold Stick-pin. Date Received: 6/20/2004.Est. Value: $260.00 and$40.00, respectively. Total

Value: $300.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration..

His Majesty King Abdullah bin al-Hussein, King of TheHashemite Kingdom of Jordan.



Glass Sword and Wood Carvingof Grapes Plaque. Date Re-ceived: 6/26/2004. Est. Value:$25.00, $250.00 and $65.00,respectively. Total Value:$340.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

His Excellency Victor Gaiciuc,Minister of Defense of the Re-public of Moldova.






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3′ Sword with Wall Mount andBook of Fairy Tales. Date Re-ceived: 8/9/2004. Est. Value:$1,250.00 and $50.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $1,300.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency Soren Gade, Min-ister of Defense, Denmark.



Desk Clock Mounted on a Crys-talline. Date Received: 8/9/ 2004. Est. Value: $360.00. Dis-position: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

His Excellency Marek Belka,Prime Minister, Poland.



Handcrafted Lapis Metal Box.Date Received: 8/11/2004. Est.Value: $325.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.



The Honorable Donald H. Rums-

feld, Secretary of Defense.

Bottle of Wine, Lavadia Rose

Muscat and a Bottle of Wine,Massandra. Date Received: 8/ 13/2004. Est. Value: $600.00and $600.00, respectively. TotalValue: $1,200.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency Leonid Kuchma,

President, Ukraine.

Non-acceptance would have

caused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.


Bottle of Wine, 1954 and FramedCoin Set. Date Received: 8/14/ 2004. Est. Value: $190.00 and$260.00, respectively. TotalValue: $450.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency Yevhan Marchuk,Minister of Defense, Ukraine.



Large Silver Palm Tree in GlassCase. Date Received: 10/10/ 2004. Est. Value: $350.00. Dis-

position: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

His Excellency Iyad Allawi, PrimeMinister of the Interim Govern-ment of Iraq.



Icon of Jesus. Date Received: 10/ 11/2004. Est. Value: $600.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency BrankoCrvenkovski, President of theFormer Yugoslavia Republic ofMacedonia.



Framed Picture, Titled ‘‘Weedsand Insects,’’ 60″ x 14″ . DateReceived: 10/22/2004. Est.Value: $380.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

His Excellency Yoon Kwang-woong, Minister of National De-fense, Republic of Korea.



Rug, 9′ x 10′. Date Received: 12/ 9/2004. Est. Value: $320.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.



The Honorable Donald H. Rums-

feld, Secretary of Defense.

5 Jars of Caspian Caviar and

Glass Decanter of Brandy. DateReceived: 12/11/2004. Est.Value: $625.00 and $85.00 re-spectively. Total Value:$710.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

His Excellency Safar Abiyev, Min-

ister of Defense of the Republicof Azerbaijan.

Non-acceptance would have

caused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.


Aromatherapy Gift Set and As-sorted Olive Oils. Date Re-ceived: 12/22/2004. Est. Value:$380.00 and $110.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $490.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Majesty King Abdullah bin al-Hussein and Her MajestyQueen Rania of The HashemiteKingdom of Jordan.








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The Honorable Paul Wolfowitz,Deputy Secretary of Defense.

5′ x 8′ Egyptian King Tut Rug.Date Date Received: 1/27/2004.Est. Value: $400.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Reid Marshal Mohamed HusseinTantawi, Commander in Chiefof the Armed Forces, Ministerof Defense and Military Produc-tion of the Arab Republic ofEgypt.


The Honorable Paul Wolfowilz,Deputy Secretary of Defense.

Chess Set and 4′ x 6′ KurdishRug. Date Received: 6/17/2004.$140.00 and $450.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $590.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

Jalal Talabani, Secretary Generalof the Patriotic Union ofKurdistan.


General Richard B. Myers, Chair-man, Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Painting. Date Received: 4/12/ 2004. Est. Value: $550.00. Dis-position: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh Jabir Mu-barak al-Hamad Al-Sabah, Dep-uty Prime Minister and Ministerof Defense of the State of Ku-wait.



Silver Punch Bowl Set and Paint-ing. Date Received: 4/12/2004.$340.00 and $550.00, respec-tively. Total Value: $890.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

His Excellency Sheikh Jabir Mu-barak al-Hamad Al-Sabah, Dep-uty Prime Minister of Defenseof the State of Kuwait.



Paekche Great Gilt-Bronze In-cense Burner. Date Received:10/21/2004. Est. Value:$290.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration..

General Kim Jong il, General Sec-retary Korean Workers PartyHwan-CJCS ROK.



Jewelry Set (Necklace, BraceletRing and Earring). Date Re-ceived: 12/1/2004. Est. Value:$540.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

Lieutenant General HamdyMoustafa Weheba, Chief ofStaff of The Egyptian ArmedForces.



Gift Set in Wood Box. Date Re-ceived: 12/23/2004. Est. Value:$380.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

His Majesty King Abdullah bin al-Hussein, King of TheHashemite Kingdom of Jordan.


The Honorable Douglas J. Feith,Under Secretary of Policy.

5′ x 8′ Egyptian King Tut Rug.Date Received: 1/15/2004. Est.Value: $400.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration..

Field Marshal Mohamed HusseinTantawi, Commander in Chiefof the Armed Forces, Ministerof Defense and Military Produc-tion of the Arab Republic ofEgypt.


Lieutenant General Tome H. Wal-ters, Jr., Director, Defense Se-curity Cooperation Agency.

Oil Painting on Canvas by the Art-ist Ghiorczyk. Date Received: 4/ 4/2004. Est. Value: $350.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

Jerzy Szmajdzinski, Minister ofDefense, Republic of Poland.


Mira Ricardel, Acting AssistantSecretary of Defense, Inter-national Security Policy.

Pearl Necklace. Date Received:10/15/2003. Est. Value:$450.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

Vlado Buckovski, Minister of De-fense of the Former YugoslaviaRepublic of Macedonia.








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Major General Thomas J. Romig,Judge Advocate General.

Picture of Forest Made with Var-ious Color Granulates andChips of Stone Encased inSolid Marble Frame and WoodShaped Swan Punch Bowl withEight Ladle Cups, Black withGold Beak. Date Received: 9/ 14/2004. Est. Value: $125.00and $210.00, respectively. TotalValue: $335.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

General-Colonel Valeriy InanovichMarchenkov, President of theMilitary University.


Major General Thomas J. Romig,Judge Advocate General.

Etching of Mockba, Moscow byA.H. Cabettcoba, PorcelainHand Painted Picture With In-scription ‘‘APXAHTEn6CKO onback C$M Mockba with News-paper Article, Green MarbleEgg with Black Etching of aChristian symbolism of aWoman and Child with GreenMarble Base, Pewter Statute ofa Russian Solkier with MarbleBase (Green), Green MetalCantee of BOflKA NEXOTHAHLiqueur, 1995 Inkerman WhiteWine with the Words‘‘XCEMHYXOIHA’’, 2000Inkerman Cabernet Wine withthe Words ‘‘KABEPHE’’, Por-celain Vase (POCCKfl) Pattern,Sterling Silver Brocade PatternSaucer, Paperback Two Vol-ume Book Set On Russian Art‘‘Yue Haa Npuxomb’’,Hardcover book ‘‘Strolls Aroundthe Moscow Kremlin from Mos-cow Kremlin Museum,Hardcover Book by BorisBrodsky The Art Treasures fromMoscow Museums’, and Li-queur ‘‘KB KOHbflKPECny6JlNKA AareCTaHJleauHxa’’ Decorated Glass Ca-rafe. Date Received: 9/14/2004.Est. Value: $85.00, $45.00,$125.00, $350.00, $25.00,$15.00, $15.00, $0.00, $10.00,$35.00, $25.00, $20.00 and$35.00, respectively. TotalValue: $885.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

General-Colonel AlexanderSavenkov, Deputy AttorneyGeneral of the Russian Federa-tion and Senior Military Inspec-tor General.






AGENCY: UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Ann M. Veneman, U.S. Secretaryof Agriculture.

A stone, probably serpentine, fig-ure of a polar bear in a seatedposition. Inuit sculpture, it wascarved in the cooperative ofPuvirnituk located in north-eastern Canada. As a reg-istered Inuit sculpture the mes-sage ‘‘2003, Qumaluk 37464’’ isincised on the underside of thebase. It is also marked ‘‘Can-ada, Ministry of AgricultureA475–AB CI–37465’’. Themaker is Tukgi Gumaluk. Re-ceived: February 11, 2004. Ap-praised Value: $650.00. Loca-tion: The item was returned tothe USDA/FAS Foreign Visitorand Protocol Office to be proc-essed for turn-in to GeneralServices Administration.

Presented by Robert Speller, Min-ister of Agriculture, Canada.


Ann M. Veneman, U.S. Secretaryof Agriculture.

Inuit carving: Artist: SimionteKanayuk, signed and dated2002. Dark soapstone carvingin the Cape Dorset style, of apolar bear with a seal in itsmouth. 10″ long. Additional in-formation on the base: ‘‘A804’’ and ‘‘Ct37311’’ and from the‘‘Puvirnituk Community. Re-ceived: August 28, 2004. Ap-praised value: $850.00. Loca-tion: The item was returned tothe USDA/FAS Foreign Visitorand Protocol Office to be proc-essed for turn-in to General

Services Administration.

Presented by the new CanadianMinister of Agriculture, AndrewMitchell.


James Butler, U.S. Department ofAgriculture, Deputy Under Sec-retary for Farm and Foreign Ag-ricultural Services.

Stone carving Artist: Irvin Head‘‘Musk’’, Manitoba artist. Soap-stone carving of a raven.Signed. Height 5–1 ⁄ 2″ ; Length8’’. Information also included onthe base ‘‘Manitoba Arts’’ and‘‘Woodlands Gallery’’. Date Re-ceived: June 15, 2004. Ap-praised value: $650.00. Loca-tion: The item was returned tothe USDA/FAS Foreign Visitorand Protocol Office to be proc-essed for turn-in to GeneralServices Administration.

Presented by Robert Speller, Min-ister of Agriculture, Canada, atthe World Meat Congress meet-ing in Winnipeg, Canada.


AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF

COMMERCE

[Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Donald L. Evans, Secretary ofCommerce.

White enameled Faberge styleegg. Received Date: 4/21/2004.Estimated Value: $350.00. Dis-position: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Elena Danilova, Deputy Ministerof Economic Development andTrade for Russia.






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Samuel W. Bodman, Deputy Sec-retary of Commerce.

Lined Dark Green Velvet Men’srobe with stitched gilt on frontborder and cuffs and emblem ofKazakhstan and sun with out-line of bird and with tie belt. Re-ceived Date: 1/26/2004. Esti-mated Value: $300.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Ambassador Kanat Saudabayevof Kazakhstan and Ms.Saudabayev.

Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government

AGENCY: HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Tommy G. Thompson, Secretaryof Health and Human Services.

Silver Saudi Coffee Pot (Dallah).Received Date: 4/10/2004. Esti-mated Value: $400.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Dr. Hamad bin Abdallah al-Manai,Minister of Health of Saudi Ara-bia.



Black Cloak with Gold Embroi-dery. Received Date: 4/6/2004.Estimated Value: $1,350.00.Disposition: Transferred to Gen-eral Services Administration.

Prince Abd al-Aziz bin Fahd binAbd al-Aziz Al Saud, Minister ofState of Saudi Arabia.



Edo cut glass vase in woodenpresentation box. ReceivedDate: 3/22/2004. EstimatedValue: $410.00. Disposition:Transferred to General ServicesAdministration.

Toshihiro Nikai, Minister of Econ-omy, Trade and Industry ofJapan.


Tommy G. Thompson, Secretaryof Health and Human Services. Swarovski Crystal Candleholder.Received Date: 1/15/2004. Esti-mated Value: $390.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

World Economic Forum in Davos,Switzerland. Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.


African Robe and Matching Hat.Received Date: 1/13/2004. Esti-mated Value: $350.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Albert Mabri Toikeuse, IvorianMinister of Health.


AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY [Report of Tangible Gifts]

Name and title of person accepting

the gift on behalf of theU.S. Government



Identity of foreign donor

and government

Circumstances justifying

acceptance

David Garman, Under Secretary ofthe Department of Energy.

Hardcover Book with 10 authenticcoins by the Ministry of Scienceand Technology of the People’sRepublic of China. Book reg-ister #2,163 out of 5,000 au-thorized copies produced by JinQuan Coin Culture Co, Ltd. Re-ceived Date: 5/14/2004. Esti-mated Value: $580.00. Disposi-tion: Department of Energy forOfficial Use.

Xu Guanhua, Minister of Scienceand Technology, China.






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Kyle McSlarrow, Deputy Secretaryof the Department of Energy.

Set of 6 cylinder shape goblets— Amber body and dome footmounted in Sterling Silver Hold-er with silver twist stem. Re-ceived Date: 6/8/2004. Esti-mated Value: $750.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Sergei Bogdanchikov, RosneftPresident, Russia.


AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY [Report of Tangible Gifts]


.S. Government





Tom Ridge, Secretary of Home-land Security.

Cuckoo Clock, Model MT 405–10.Received Date: 10/20/2004. Es-timated Value: $528.00. Dis-position: Gift returned to donoron January 18, 2005.

Minister Otto Schily, German Min-istry of the Interior.


Tom Ridge, Secretary of Home-land Security.

Swarovski Binoculars. ReceivedDate: 9/1/2004. EstimatedValue: $524.00. Disposition:Gift returned to donor on De-cember 27, 2004.

Minister Ernst Strasser, Ministerof the Interior of the Republic ofAustria.


AGENCY: UNITED STATES SENATE [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government



Identity of foreign donor

and government

Circumstances justifying

acceptance

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton .... Afghan Rug, Date Received 2004.Est. Value—Overvalue—exactvalue unknown, Location: Dis-played in Member’s Office inSR–468.

His Excellency Hamid Karzai,President of the Transitional Is-lamic State of Afghanistan.

Non-acceptance would causedonor embarrassment.

Senator Ted Stevens ..................... Silver desk set and decorativeplate w/ stand and letter open-er. January 21, 2004. Est.Value—Over $100. Location:Displayed in Member’s Office inSH–522.

King Hussein of Jordan ................ Non-acceptance would causedonor embarrassment.

Senator John Warner ..................... Table linens and crystal bowl fromTiffany and Company. January12, 2004. Est. Value—$600.

Disposition: Deposited with theSecretary of the Senate.

Ambassador Yang Jiechi of Chinaand Ambassador Salem Al-Sabah.


Senator Thad Cochran .................. Lapis box w/flip top, January 20,2004, Est. Value—$300, Loca-tion: Displayed in SD–101 forofficial use.

Michelle Bachelet, Minister of De-fense for Chile.


Senator Richard Lugar, SenateForeign Relations Committee.

Large black rug w/image of KingTut. January 23, 2004. Est.Value—Over $100. Disposition:Deposited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Com-mander in Chief of the EgyptianArmed Forces.


Senator Charles Grassley .............. Silver L’Epee clock, February2004, Est. Value—$540. Loca-tion: Displayed in Member’s Of-fice in SH–135 for official use.

Salman Bin Hamad Al Khalifa,Crown Prince and Commander-in-Chief of the Bahrain DefenseForce.






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Senator John Warner ..................... Scarf, March 20, 2004, Est.Value—$100. Disposition: De-posited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Unknown ....................................... Non-acceptance would causedonor embarrassment.

Senator John Warner ..................... Gold Plated Box, Est. Value— $200. Disposition: Depositedwith the Secretary of the Sen-ate.

Hamid Karzai, President of Af-ghanistan.


Senator John Warner ..................... Clock surrounded by jade andgold. March 20, 2004. Est.Value—$300. Disposition: De-posited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Muhammedmain Soomro, Chair-man of the Senate of Pakistan.


Senator John Warner ..................... Silver Bowl. Est. Value—$200.Disposition: Deposited with theSecretary of the Senate.

President Pervez Musharraf ofPakistan.


Senator Carl Levin ......................... Book of the Collection of theWorks of Mr. MahmoudFarshcian. March 20, 2004. Est.Value—Over $100. Disposition:Deposited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Ambassador Mohammad JavadZarif-Khonsari, Permanent Ira-nian representative to theUnited Nations.


Senator Richard Lugar .................. Bronze ox Lamp from JiangsuProvince. July 21, 2004. Est.Value—Over $100. Disposition:Deposited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Li Yuanchao, Communist Party ofChina Jiangsu Committee Sec-retary.


Senator Edward Kennedy .............. Tiled wall hanging mosaic, August1, 2001. Est. Value—$1,500.Disposition: Displayed in Mem-ber’s Office in SR–319 for offi-cial use.

President Abdelaziz Bouteflika ofAlgeria.


Senator Christopher J. Dodd ......... Black carpet w/ the imprint ofKing Tut. March 2004. Est.Value—Unknown. Disposition:

Deposited with the Secretary ofthe Senate.

Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, Min-ister of Defense of the Govern-ment of Egypt.


Robert Roach, Counsel and ChiefInvestigator, U.S. Senate Per-manent Subcommittee on Inves-tigations (Dem. Staff).

Lunch for the Steering Group ofthe Cambridge America Forum.September 19, 2004. Est.Value—$57.60. Handled pursu-ant to Secret Service policy.

The Cambridge America Forum ofSt. Catharine’s College in Cam-bridge University (United King-dom).


Robert Roach, Counsel and ChiefInvestigator, U.S. Senate Per-manent Subcommittee on Inves-tigations (Dem. Staff).

Welcome dinner for the SteeringGroup of the Cambridge Amer-ica Forum including panelistsparticipating in the conference.September 19, 2004. Est.Value—$48. Handled pursuantto Secret Service policy.

The Fellows of St. Catherine’sCollege in Cambridge Univer-sity (United Kingdom).


Robert Roach, Counsel and ChiefInvestigator, U.S. Senate Per-manent Subcommittee on Inves-

tigations (Dem. Staff).

Lunch for all participants andattendees at conference. Sep-tember 20, 2004. Est. Value—

$48. Handled pursuant to Se-cret Service policy.

The Cambridge America Forum ofSt. Catharine’s College in Cam-bridge University (United King-

dom).


Senator Thad Cochran .................. Large Kilim rug, August 2004.Est. Value—$800. Location:Displayed in SD–113 for officialuse.

Government of Baku .................... Non-acceptance would causedonor embarrassment.

Senator Thad Cochran .................. Decorative Brass Tea Set. August2004, Est. Value—$150. Loca-tion: Displayed in SD–113 forofficial use.


Kay Webber, Executive Assistant,Office of Senator Thad Cochran.

Large Kilim rug, August 24, 2004,Est. Value—$800. DecorativeBrass Tea Set. Est. Value— $150. Location: Deposited withthe Secretary of the Senate.






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James W. Morehard, Chief ofStaff, Committee on Appropria-tions.

Silver Tea Set. September 28,2004. Est. Value—$150. Smallhand-made rug, Est. Value— $400. Location: Deposited withthe Secretary of the Senate.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azer-baijan.


Sid Ashworth, Clerk, Committee onAppropriations, Subcommitteeon Defense.

Silver Tea Set Est. Value—$150.Small hand-made rug. Sep-tember 28, 2004. Est. Value— $450. Location: Deposited withthe Secretary of the Senate.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azer-baijan.


Senator Richard Lugar .................. Dom Perignon Champagne, 750ML., December 8, 2004. Est.Value—$150. Location: Depos-ited with the Secretary of theSenate.

Ambassador Ranendra Sen, In-dia’s Ambassador to the U.S..


Senator E. Benjamin Nelson ......... Rug. October 25, 2004. Est.Value—$800. Location: Dis-played in State office, 7602 Pa-

cific St. Omaha, Nebraska forofficial use.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azer-baijan and the Government ofBaku.


Senator E. Benjamin Nelson ......... Silver Tea Set and CarryingCase. October 25, 2004. Est.Value—$150. Location: Dis-played in Member’s Office inSH–720 for official use.

President Ilham Aliyev of Azer-baijan and the Government ofBaku.


Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton .... Leather Wallet and Clutch Purseby Versace. July 2004. Est.Value—Overvalue but actualamount unknown. Location: De-posited with the Secretary ofthe Senate, Leather Wallet andCard case. Est. Value—Un-known. Location: Depositedwith the Secretary of the Sen-ate. Small Enameled Display

Pedestal. Est. Value—Un-known. Location: Depositedwith the Secretary of the Sen-ate.

Shobha Oza, President of theMahila Congress MadhyaPradesh within the Indian Na-tional Congress.


AGENCY: UNITED STATES SENATE [Report of Travel or Expenses of Travel]


U.S. Government





Mr. Brian S. Feintech, Committeeon Appropriations.

Bus Transportation to projectsmanaged by the Ministry ofHealth. February 18th & 20th,

2004.

Government of the Dominican Re-public.

Travel to view projects managedby the Ministry of Health, U.S.AID and the UN Population

Fund with periodic briefings enroute.

Transportation within the Domini-can Republic on military heli-copters to outlying areas to visitprojects. February 19, 2004.

Travel to view projects funded bythe U.S. Government andUNFPA. Itinerary would havebeen impossible w/o govern-ment.

Ms. Lindsey Brill, Health LA, Officeof Senator Lincoln Chafee.

Bus transportation to projectsmanaged by the Ministry ofHealth. February 18th & 20th,2004.


Travel to view projects managedby the Ministry of Health, U.S.AID, and the UN PopulationFund with periodic briefings enroute.





AGENCY: UNITED STATES SENATE—Continued[Report of Travel or Expenses of Travel]


U.S. Government






Travel to view projects funded bythe U.S. Government and UNPopulation Fund. Itinerarywould have been impossiblew/o government assistance.

Ms. Julie Cohen, Legislative As-sistant, Office of Senator HerbKohl.

Bus transportation to projectsmanaged by the Ministry ofHealth. February 18th & 20th,2004.


Travel to view projects managedby the Ministry of Health, U.S.AID, and the UN PopulationFund with periodic briefings enroute.


Travel to view projects funded bythe U.S. Government and UNPopulation Fund. Itinerarywould have been impossiblew/o government assistance.

Senator and Mrs. Paul Sarbanes .. Transportation within Greece toattend and give keynote speechat the WHIU General Assembly,

including lodging and meals.August 12–17, 2000.

World Hellenic Inter-ParliamentaryUnion (WHIU).

Travel to discuss Hellenic issueswith worldwide elected officials;meet with the Greek Parliament

and President of Greece.

Senator Chuck Hagel ..................... Transportation within Gabon viaPresident Bongo’s helicopter toview threatened and sensitiveecological sites protected byGabon’s national park system.August 25, 2004.

President Omar Bongo and theGovernment of Gabon.

Official travel to view key ecologi-cal sites. No commercial option.

Andrew Parasiliti, Foreign PolicyAdvisor, Office of Senator ChuckHagel.

Transportation within Gabon viaPresident Bongo’s helicopter toview threatened and sensitiveecological sites protected byGabon’s national park system.August 25, 2004.

President Omar Bongo and theGovernment of Gabon.


Randel Zeller, Senior Policy Advi-sor, Office of Senator ChuckHagel.

Transportation within Gabon viaPresident Bongo’s helicopter toview threatened and sensitive

ecological sites protected byGabon’s national park system.August 25, 2004.

President Omar Bong and theGovernment of Gabon.


Mrs. Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S.Senator.

Transportation from Iceland to Ire-land, within Ireland; one nightslodging in Ireland. August 25– 28, 2004.

University of Deny, Ireland ........... Travel for speech at the Univer-sity, official events.

Mr. Robert Holifield, LegislativeAssistant, Senator Blanche Lin-coln.

Transportation within Yemen(round trip from Sanaa toMukallah) to meet with Presi-dent Salih. February 19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih on international tradeissues. The staff delegationwas tentatively scheduled tomeet with President Salih inSanaa on Feb. 19.* However,upon arriving in Sanaa at 10p.m. on Feb. 18th we were in-formed by U.S. Embassy per-sonnel that President Salih

would be in Mukallah the nextmorning and that the Govern-ment of Yemen has arranged totransport us there for the meet-ing. Given the late hour of ourarrival in Sanaa, and given thatwe would be required to leaveearly the next morning, non-ac-ceptance of the flight and thusthe cancellation of the meetingwould have caused the donorembarrassment.







U.S. Government





Mr. David S. Johanson, Inter-national Trade Counsel, Com-mittee on Finance.

Transportation within Yemen(roundtrip from Sanaa toMukallah) to meet with Presi-dent Salih. February 19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih on international tradeissues. The staff delegationwas tentatively scheduled tomeet with President Salih inSanaa on Feb. 19th. However,upon arriving in Sanaa at 10p.m. on Feb. 18th, we were in-formed by U.S. Embassy per-sonnel that President Salihwould be in Mukallah the nextmorning and that the Govern-ment of Yemen has arranged totransport us there for the meet-ing. Given the late hour of ourarrival in Sanaa, and given thatwe would be required to leaveearly the next morning forMukallah, it was impractical toattempt to arrange a commer-cial flight. Alternatively, non-ac-ceptance of the flight and thuscancellation of the meeting withPresident Salih—a meeting inthe interests of the UnitedStates—would have caused thedonor embarrassment.

Bryn N. Stewart, Legislative Direc-tor, Office of Senator CraigThomas.

Transportation between Sanaa,Yemen and Mukallah, Yemento meet President Salih.($235.00), which represents thecost of round trip airfare be-tween the two cities. February19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih to discuss inter-national trade issues. The staffdelegation was scheduled tomeet with the President inSanaa, but they were informedthat the President was inMukallah and the Governmentof Yemen has arranged totransport us there for the meet-ing. Due to the late hour of ar-rival in Sanaa, and given theearly departure needed to ar-rive in time to meet the Presi-dent, it was impractical to ar-range a commercial flight withinthe time constraints given us.

Mr. David Wonnenberg, Profes-sional Staff Member, SenateCommerce Committee.

Transportation between Sanaaand Mukallah to meet PresidentSalih. February 19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih on international tradeissues. Due to the last minutechange in our itinerary (originalmeeting was to take place inSanaa, but that was moved toMukallah) the Government ofYemen arranged for a flight toaddress this change in Presi-dent Salih’s availability. It wasimpractical to obtain commer-cial travel and non-acceptancewould have caused the donorembarrassment.







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Mr. Brian Pomper, InternationalTrade Counsel, Committee onFinance (Dem Staff).

Transportation within Yemen(round trip from Sanaa toMukallah) to meet PresidentSalih ($235). February 19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih on international tradeissues. The meeting and flightwere arranged last-minute. Thestaff delegation was tentativelyscheduled to meet with Presi-dent Salih in Sanaa on Feb-ruary 19th. However, upon ar-riving in Sanaa at 10 p.m. onFebruary 18th, we were in-formed by U.S. embassy per-sonnel that President Salihwould be in Mukallah the nextmorning and that the Govern-ment of Yemen had arranged totransport us there for the meet-ing. Given the late hour of ourarrival in Sanaa, and given thatwe would be required to leaveearly the next morning forMukallah, it was impractical toattempt to arrange a commer-cial flight. Refusing to acceptthe flight and canceling themeeting with President Salihwould have embarrassed theGovernment of Yemen.

Senator Mitch McConnell ............... Transportation within Israel viamilitary aircraft to view securityfence and other strategic sites.November 14, 2004.

Government of Israel .................... No commercial travel available totour these sites.

Mr. William H. Piper, Chief of Staff,Office of Senator Mitch McCon-nell.

Transportation within Israel viamilitary aircraft to view securityfence and other strategic sites.November 14, 2004.

Government of Israel .................... No commercial travel available totour these sites.

Ms. Ellen Doneski, Legislative Di-rector, Office of Senator John D.Rockefeller, IV.

Transportation within Yemen(roundtrip from Sanaa toMukallah) to meet PresidentSalih. February 19, 2004.

Government of Yemen ................. Official travel to meet with Presi-dent Salih on international tradeissues. The staff delegationwas tentatively scheduled tomeet with President Salih inSanaa on Feb. 19th. However,upon arriving in Sanaa at 10p.m. on Feb. 18th, we were in-formed by U.S. Embassy per-sonnel that President Salihwould be in Mukallah the nextmorning and that the Govern-ment of Yemen has arranged totransport us there for the meet-ing. Given the late hour of ourarrival in Sanaa, and given thatwe would be required to leave

early the next morning forMukallah. It was impractical toattempt to arrange a commer-cial flight. Alternatively, non-ac-ceptance of the flight and thuscancellation of the meeting withPresident Salih—a meeting inthe interests of the UnitedStates—would have caused thedonor embarrassment.





AGENCY: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Dennis J. Hastert, Member of Con-gress.

Royal De Champagne CrystalLion. Recd.—December 15,2004. Est. Value—$675.00.Disposition: On display in theSpeaker’s Office, Room H–232of The U.S. Capitol for officialuse.

Lucien Weiler, President of theChamber of Deputies of Luxem-bourg.

Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor.

AGENCY: U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES [Report of Travel or Expenses of Travel]


U.S. Government





Susan Davis, Member of Congress Lodging and meals in Libya.March 2, 2004.

Libyan Parliament ......................... Authorized by 5 U.S.C.7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).

Thaddeus McCotter, Member ofCongress.

Hotel and meals in Libya. March2, 2004.


Solomon P. Ortiz, Member of Con-gress.

Lodging and meals in Libya.March 2, 2004.


Silvestre Reyes, Member of Con-gress.



Nick Smith, Member of Congress .. Lodging and meals in Libya.March 2, 2004.


Curt Weldon, Member of Congress Lodging and meals in Libya.March 2, 2004.


M. Douglass Bellis, Deputy Legis-lative Counsel.

In country travel expenses in St.Kitts, West Indies, in connectionwith presentation of paper atlegislative drafting conference.July 14–18, 2004.

University of the West Indies ....... Authorized by 5 U.S.C.7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).

Erin Conaton, Staff, House Armed

Services Committee.

Lodging and meals in Libya.

March 2, 2004.

Libyan Parliament ......................... Authorized by 5 U.S.C.

7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).Douglas C. Roach, Staff, HouseArmed Services Committee.



Christopher C. Schons, LegislativeAssistant for International Af-fairs, Rep. Katherine Harris.

Meals, lodging and in countrytravel in Guatemala. August16–19, 2004.

Guatemala .................................... Authorized by 5 U.S.C.7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).

Harold O. Stavenas, Staff, HouseArmed Services Committee.



Chandler, A.B., HI, Member ofCongress.

Accommodations, meals, domes-tic transport, tours, theatre tick-ets during travel in Sydney,Melbourne and Port Douglas,for Member and spouse. No-vember 8–14, 2004.

Australian Government ................. Authorized by 5 U.S.C.7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).

Cooper, Jim, Member of Congress Accommodations, meals, domes-tic transport, tours, theatre tick-ets during travel in Sydney,

Melbourne and Port Douglas,for Member and spouse. No-vember 6–14, 2004.


Mike Ross, Member of Congress .. Domestic Transportation in Aus-tralia. November 6–14, 2004.


Daly, Brendan, CommunicationsDirector House DemocraticLeader.

Airport fees, lodging, meals/pro-gram in Russia. June 26–July2, 2004.

Russia ........................................... Authorized by 5 U.S.C.7342(c)(l)(B)(ii).





AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF NAVY [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Mrs. R.F. Willard, spouse of ViceAdmiral R.F. Willard, Com-mander of the Seventh Fleet.

Woman’s watch. Received Date:3/18/2004. Estimated Value:$662.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

Townsville, Australia Delegation .. Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.

Navy Approx. 450 members ofCompany Patrol and Reconnais-sance Wing Ten.

Party/Banquet at the NASWhidbey Island Officers’ Club.Received Date: 8/6/2004. Esti-mated Value: $8,600.00. Dis-position: Food and Beveragesconsumed, T-shirts and cupsaccepted.

Japanese Maritime Self DefenseForce PATRON DET39.


Vice Admiral R.F. Willard, Com-mander of the Seventh Fleet.

Man’s watch. Received Date: 3/ 18/2004. Estimated Value:$856.00. Disposition: Trans-ferred to General Services Ad-ministration.

Townsville, Australia Delegation .. Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF NAVY [Report of Travel and Travel Expenses]


U.S. Government





Vice Admiral & Mrs. Willard, Com-mander, C7F and Spouse.

Travel and lodging in Japan.Recd—May 13–17, 2004. Est.Value—$820.00.

City of Shimoda, Japan ................ Official participation in the 65thAnnual Shimoda Black ShipFestival.

Flag Aide Lieutenant Bandini,Commission Seventh Fleet— Navy.

Travel and lodging in Japan.Recd—May 13–17, 2004. Est.Value—$590.00.

City of Shimoda, Japan ................ Official participation in the 65thAnnual Shimoda Black ShipFestival.

AGENCY: DEPARTMENT OF AIR FORCE [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Allan G. Peck, Brigadier General,U.S. Air Force.

Vittorio Vercelli leather attache case, wallet, key holder watch,box and 2 Concord pens. Re-ceived Date: 5/23/2004. Esti-mated Value: $492.00. Disposi-tion: Department of Air Force,Approved for Official Use.

Major General Hamad Moham-med Thani Al-Rumaithy, DeputyChief of Staff, General Head-quarters, United Arab EmiratesArmed Forces.


Christopher M. Campbell, Colonel,U.S. Air Force.

Italian ‘‘Momo Design’’ Watch.Received Date: 5/26/2004. Esti-

mated Value: $620.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Jabir Mubarak al-Hamad al-Sabah, the Deputy Prime Min-

ister and Minister of Defense,Kuwait.

Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment to

donor and U.S. Government.

Walter E. Buchanan, III, LieutenantGeneral, U.S. Air Force, CentralAir Force Commander.

Vittorio Vercelli leather attache case, wallet, key holder watch,box and 2 Concord pens. Re-ceived Date: 5/23/004. Esti-mated Value: $492.00. Disposi-tion: Transferred to GeneralServices Administration.

Major General Hamad Moham-med Thani Al-Rumaithy, DeputyChief of Staff, General Head-quarters, United Arab EmiratesArmed Forces.






AGENCY: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





George J. Tenet, Director, CentralIntelligence.

Bronze group of an Arab manhelping a woman from the bath,after a model by Reiss, mod-ern, gold brown patina, mount-ed on a black slate base. H: 16inches. Rec’d—January 14,2004. Est. Value: $300.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.

5 U.S.C. 7342(f)(4) ....................... Non-acceptance would havecaused embarrassment todonor and U.S. Government.


Elizabeth II silver Turkish designcoffee ewer, maker’s marksGGM, London, 2001. Rec’d— February 10, 2004. Est. Value:$350.00. Location: To be re-tained for official display.



Middle Eastern filigree silver andpartial gilt palm tree form night-light, modern. Rec’d—March 9,

2004. Est. Value: $500.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.



Chased brass and rosette mount-ed figured wood percussionrifle, 19th century; together withramrod and leather powderflask, mounted in a displaycase. Rec’d-June 13, 2004. Est.Value: $500.00. Location: To beretained for official display.



Indian emerald, sapphire and goldfive-piece ensemble, modern,consisting of: a tasseled neck-lace, a pair of tasseled pierced-type earrings and a ring, eachset with faceted emeralds and

sapphires, encased. Rec’d— June 14, 2004. Est. Value:$500.00. Location: To be re-tained for official display.



Tower model 1856 Cal. 577 steelmounted walnut percussionrifle, stamped Tower/1856, alsowith impressed crown aboveVR, with folding sight and re-movable steel ramrod. L. of rifleoverall: 55 inches. Rec’d—June15, 2005. Est. Value: $750.00.Location: To be retained for offi-cial display.



Wristwatch, maker Breitling, withstainless steel case, No.,A42362 and 483749, dial with

three subsidiary dials and a cal-endar aperture with leatherband encased. Rec’d—June 16,2004. Est. Value: $300.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.



Middle Eastern floral embossedsilver oval two-handed footedcenterpiece, with 900 standardmarks. H: 8 Vt. inches, L in-cluding handles: 16 inches;weight: 46 oz. Rec’d—July 21,2004. Est. Value: $500.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.






AGENCY: CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY—Continued[Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government






Bahranian 22-Karat gold five-piece coin set, Five DifferentBahranian Rulers, encased. Dof each: 1 Vz. inches (36 mm),weight of each: 31 grams.Rec’d—July 23, 2004. Est.Value: $1,500.00. Location: Tobe retained for official display.


An Agency Employee .................... Saudi Arabian eight-piece‘‘Hashemite’’ coin proof set,minted in Mecca for His MajestyKing Ali Hussein bin Ali (1916– 1924), consisting of: a copperone-eight kirsh, a copper quar-ter kirsh, a copper half kirsh, acopper kirsh, a silver fivekurush, a silver ten kurush, asilver twenty kirshan and a goldHashimi Dinar. Rec’d—May2003. Est. Value: $300.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.


An Agency Employee .................... Continental hallmarked 18 karatyellow gold cabochon ruby andoval faceted emerald piercedtype pendant earrings, modern,the Snowflake open mount setwith a central cabochon rubysurrounded by eight rose cutemeralds. Rec’d—February 13,2004. Est. Value: $300.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.


An Agency Employee .................... Pakistan ‘‘Tabriz’’ design rug, 9.4′

x 6.8′, modern, navy blue withmille-fleur field centering twopulled lobed medallions onroyal red to ivory ground, com-plimentary spandrels, palmetteand trellising vine guard borderon navy blue ground. Rec’d— October 20, 2002. Est. Value:$500.00. Location: To be re-tained for official display.


An Agency Employee .................... Qum silk rug, 6.9′ x 4.1′, modern,emerald green ground withflowering tree field, floweringbranch and trellising vine guardborder on red ground. Rec’d— May 8, 2004. Est. Value:$400.00. Location: To be re-tained for official display.


An Agency Employee .................... Pakistan Bokhara rug, 9.4′ x 7.3′,modern, light brown groundwith vertical rows of octagonmedallions and rosettes, multi-guard border on blue to beigeground. Rec’d—December2002. Est. Value: $500.00. Lo-cation: To be retained for offi-cial display.






AGENCY: FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD [Report of Tangible Gifts]


U.S. Government





Ben S. Bernanke, Member of theBoard.

Yobide mainstream sculpture(plate, 81 ⁄ 2″ diameter, decoratedwith dragon figures). Recd:September 29, 2004. Est.Value—$375. Location: Ap-proved for official use.

Chen Yuan, Governor, China De-velopment Bank, People’s Re-public of China.


Alan Greenspan, Chairman of theBoard.

Romanian gold commemorativecoin, 11 ⁄ 4″ diameter with imageof Constantin Brancusi. Recd:October 3, 2004. Est. Value— $750. Location: Approved forofficial use.

Mugur Isarescu, Governor, Na-tional Bank of Romania.


AGENCY: NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION [Report of Travel Expenses]

Name and title of person accepting

the gift on behalf of theU.S. Government





Paul Wester, Director, Life CycleManagement Division.

Lodging in China. Rec’d Decem-ber 8, 2004. Est. Value— $350.00.

National Science and TechnicalMuseum Kaohsiung, The Re-public of China (Taiwan).

Presented a paper on StrategicDirections for Federal RecordsManagement.

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