4 linear feet, 10 linear inches, 11 containers
The material in this collection consists of correspondence, telephone directories, reports, briefing books, organizational charts, resource publications, booklets, and miscellaneous printed material. The material deals mainly with energy issues.
Michael N. Bleicher
Michael Bleicher was born in Cleveland, Ohio on October 2, 1935. In 1957, he received a Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics with a minor in physics from the California Institute of Technology. Bleicher was Vice Chairman of the Democratic Party of the 2nd Congressional District in Wisconsin from 1971-1973. He was also Chairman of the Delegate Selection Committee for the 1976 National Convention in New York. He was Chairman of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin from 1977-1978.
During the Carter Administration, Bleicher was employed by the Department of Energy. While working there, he served as the agency’s point of contact with the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), and the National Research Council (NRC) providing advice on energy research and development. In 1979, Bleicher was appointed Chief Liaison of Special Projects by President Carter and was charged with exploring potential energy projects. He served as an energy specialist liaison between the White House, NAS, NRC, and other institutions.
Arranged alphabetically by folder title.
Michael Bleicher’s Subject Files - NAID 2023657
Containers 1-11. This series was opened in August 2013. This series contains correspondence, reports, telephone logs, and resource publications. Topics include solar heating, gasohol, nuclear energy, wind power, and energy conservation.
Restrictions on Access:
These papers contain documents restricted in accordance with applicable executive order(s), which governs National Security policies, applicable statutes/agency restrictions, and material which has been closed in accordance with the donor’s deed of gift.
Terms Governing Use and Reproduction:
Copyright interest in these papers has been donated to the United States Government. Some of the records may be subject to copyright restrictions (i.e. newspapers, publications, etc.). Researchers should contact the publisher for further information.
The records are held at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, 441 John Lewis Freedom Pkwy, NE, Atlanta, GA 30307.
Subjects:
Energy
Mathematics
Science
Bleicher, Michael, 1935-
Department of Energy, National Institute of Health Advisory Committee, National Council for Science and Technology Policy, George Mason University
Energy
Mathematics
Science
1977 - 1981
Michael Bleicher’s Subject Files
Container 1
- Advanced Conservation Technologies Sub Panel Energy Research Advisory Board Final Report
- Bleicher, Michael - Biographical Information
- Correspondence, 1979-1980
- Data bank
- Department of Energy (DOE) - Budget in Brief, 3/81
- DOE - Facts
- DOE - Industrial Energy Conservation
- DOE - Magnetic Fusion Program
- DOE - National Telephone Directory, 1/80-1/81
- DOE - Organizational Charts
- DOE - Program Guide for University and Other Research Groups
- DOE - Project Book, 1/80
- DOE - Research Advisory Board, 1/26/81
- DOE - System 2000, 7/81
Container 2
- DOE - Telephone Directory [1]
- DOE - Telephone Directory [2]
- DOE - Telephone Directory [3]
- DOE - Telephone Directory [4]
- Design and Installation Manual for Thermal Energy Storage
- Ecological Research Division - Marine Research Program
- Energy - Biological Process
Container 3
- Energy - Conservation
- Energy - Demands
- Energy - Fact Book
- Energy - Economy
- Energy - Ideas
- Energy - Modeling Forum 4, 1/80
Container 4
- Energy - Resources
- Energy - Resource Publications
- Energy in the Man Built Environment
- Energy in Transition
- Energy Reference Handbook
- Energy Related Scientists and Engineers
- Energy Research Advisory Board Conservation Panel
Container 5
- Energy Storage System
- Energy Technology Data Handbook
- Environmental Issues Briefing Book [1]
- Environmental Issues Briefing Book [2]
- Five Year Outlook
Container 6
- Five Year Outlook on Science and Technology
- Fuel from Farms
- Future of Electric Power or Workshop
- Future U.S. Energy Technologies: Cost and Oil Import Tradeoffs
- Gasohol
- George Mason University
- Heat Pumps, 2/4/81
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc (IEEE) - 1980 Conference on U.S. Technological Policy “Global Competition in the 80’s”
- Inflation - Economy, Energy Conservation, and Renewable Resources, 5/14/80
- Insulation
- Log-in Process
- Low Energy Futures for the United States
- Magnetic Fusion Program
Container 7
- Manpower Research Program
- Manpower for the Nation’s Energy Program
- MARKAL, 3/24/78
- MARKAL, 12/31/79
- MARKAL, 4/80
- MARKAL, 11/80
- Meeting Checklist
- Modeling Energy - Economy Interactions: Five Approaches
- Monthly, Energy Review, 6/81
- National Council for Science and Technology Policy
- National Energy Plan III
Container 8
- National Institute of Health Advisory Committee to the Director
- Parking
- Program Directors for Computational Mathematics
- Research and Development Needs in the Department of Energy
- Science and Technology Problems in DOE
- Solar Heating
- Spinoff 1980 - Annual Report
- Special Study on Economic Change, 1/29/80
- Study of Nuclear and Alternative Energy [1]
Container 9
- Study of Nuclear and Alternative Energy [2]
- Study of Nuclear and Alternative Energy [3]
- Study of Nuclear and Alternative Energy [4]
- Survey of Science and Technology Issues Present and Future, 6/81
Container 10
- Systems and Decision Sciences, 10/3-4/78
- Technology Base Review, 1982
- Telephone Logs
- The Decline of Innovation in American Technology
- The Nation’s Energy Future
Container 11
- Three Mile Island and the Future of Nuclear Power
- Toward a Desirable Energy Future
- University of Wisconsin WISTOR-U Proposal
- Wind Engineering
Preferred citation:
[Type of Document], [Names of Sender and Recipient or Title of Document], [Date], [Collection Title], [Series Title], [Folder Title], [Box Number], Jimmy Carter Presidential Library.
Acquisition information:
These donated historical materials were received under provisions of the instrument of gift that Michael N. Bleicher signed July 28, 2005.