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(Information concerning Former Secretary , State Henry A.
Kissinger's Travel]. ID-78-28; 8-89294. .A'ch 24, 1978. 2 pp. *
enclosure (1 pp.).
Report to Rep. Chalmers p. Wylie; Rep. Leon 3. Panetta; by J.
Kenneth Fasick, Director, International Div.
Contact: International Div.
Organization Concerned: Department of State.
Congressional Relevance: Rep. Chalmers P. Wylie; Rep. Leon 1.
Panetta,
Authority: P.L. 95-1.
the travel arzangeuents of former Secretary of State
Kissinger and his family were questioned. Travel regultions
authorize family sembezs of higb-lvel officials to accomrany
then at government expense it such travel enkancas official
business. Secretary Kissingerls wife attended neatings and
conducted visits which servad the interests of diplomacy. When
there are unoccupied seats on Gove-nment-cvned aircraft,
dependents of some senior Government officials have been
permitted to travel on board. Secretary Kissinger's children
trav',led without charge on thi.- basis. With regard to trips by
the Secretary while his wife was hospitalized, the Secretary was
on official duty during these visits. His travel by military
aircraft was paid by the Governaent because of his position and
for security purposes. (HTV)](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.gao/gaobaaxzz0001&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)