I was previously scheduled to testify before the Select Committee on December 3rd, but have been informed that the Committee does not currently intend to require my attendance at its hearings. While preparing for my earlier scheduled testimony I came across some notes concerning my conversation with Senator DeConcini. These notes were prepared in October or November of 1989, well after the April telephone call, as talking points on account of press inquiries which I had received about the Senator's call.

Other notes prepared during that same time frame were
provided to the Select Committee in response to its the subpoena
of records served March 21, 1990. The enclosed notes were
inadvertently left out of the package of documents submitted in
response to that subpoena. They are, however, entirely consis-
tent with my prior affidavit and the notes previously provided.
I forward these notes to supplement the prior response to the
subpoena of records, and apologize for any inconvenience which
this inadvertent omission may have caused.

After discovering the enclosed notes, I directed that an additional survey be made of all pertinent records in my possession to ensure that no other documents were inadvertently omitted from the prior subpoena response. Additional documents were identified which appear to be responsive to the subpoena.

SPECIAL COUNSEL

Mr. Robert Bennett
December 27, 1990
Page 2

The enclosed documents, provided as a supplement to the earlier subpoena response, are as follows:

1.

2.

My undated handwritten notes described above.

Undated handwritten memorandum from Wayne Simon, Chief Deputy Commissioner of our Department of Corporations, to Deputy Secretary Brown. The memo was prepared in April of 1989.

3. Typed notes dated July 9, 1989. These notes were prepared by my Undersecretary for internal briefing purposes.

4. Press Release of Senator DeConcini dated October 6, 1989. I learned about and obtained a copy of this release sometime after March, 1990, and was unaware of its existence when I provided my affidavit to the Committee's investigators.

Finally, we have also maintained a press clippings file regarding the Lincoln and ACC matter, many of which relate to the Select Committee's investigation. It is possible that those clippings fall within the parameters of your subpoena. Because of the volume of those clippings, I wish to confirm whether those documents are required before forwarding those items to your offices.

I am leaving my current office effective December 31, 1990. If you need any further information regarding the enclosed materials, feel free to contact Jeff Reid of this Agency at (916) 323-8058.

Sincerely,

JOHN K. GEOGHEGAN,
Secretary

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