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B-192950 1 (1978-10-27)

handle is hein.gao/gaobadtsr0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 'OF( ..................., ................ ............................. UNITED STATES GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE WASHINGTON, D.C. 20548. IN REPLY B GENERALCOUNSEL REFER TO: B-192950 October 27, 1978 The Honorable Barbara Allen Babcock Assistant Attorney General Civil Division Department of Justice Attention: Frank M. Rapoport, Attorney. Commercial Litigation Branch Dear Ms. Babcock: Subject: v. United States Ct. Cl. No. 409-78 Reference is made to your letter dated September 18, 1978 (file reference BAB:JFM:FMRapoport:rwb 154-409- 78), with statutory call form of the same date, requestinga report on the petition filed September 1.4, 1978, in the above-entitled case. The petitioner therein seeks a total of $342. 25 in damages stemming from the alleged failure of the United States Army Finance Center to properly mail his Class E allotment. Petitioner's alleged damages consist of bank draft check charges, insufficient funds charges, stationery and postal costs, account charges, cost of a FOIA request, and loss of interest on funds for one year. There is no record of any claim having been filed in the General Accounting Office on account of the matters set forth in the petition and we have no information concerning the facts in the present case other than the allegations made in the petition. It is noted, however, that the petitioner in this case is apparently the same -individual whose petition for payment of the cost of shipping household goods from Vietnam is pending. See _ r. United States, Ct. Cl. No. 16-78, on which a report was-Frnished to you eated February 9, 1978. The petitioner alleges that while stationed in South Vietnam he authorized, on July 12, 1970, a Class E allotment of $75 monthly to be sent to his account with Bank of America. According to the petitioner payroll deductions were made and were reflected on the payroll vouchers he received from August through December 1970.

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