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WFO 77-107060 EPG: kio 1 United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit The (ony Po nwesticabion was conducted by Special Agent (SA n March 19, 1979, b6 at Washington, D. C. . | b7C Chief Judge J. SKELLY WRIGHT, advised that he knows the applicant only as a Congressman and that he has never had any professional contact with him. Judge WRIGHT continued that the applicant seems well qualified and that he served as a law clerk to a Supreme Court Justice, that he has the scholastic credentials, and that he served as Editor-In-Chief of the University of Chicago Law Review. Judge WRIGHT advised that he has no reason to question the applicant's character, associates, reputa- tion, or loyalty, and that he knows nothing derogatory which would preclude the applicant from serving as a Judge on a United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. Circuit Judge DAVID L. BAZELON advised that he has known the applicant twenty years professionally and that he considers the applicant to he able, well qualified, and competent. He recommends the applicant for a position on the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit and advised that during the time he has known the applicant, he has never heard or seen anything which would cause him to question the applicant's character, associates, reputation, or loyalty. He knows nothing derogatory concerning the applicant. Circuit Judge CARL MC GOWAN, advised he has known the applicant since his Chicago days when he was working as an attorney. He advised that the applicant enjoys a good reputation as a lawyer and that he has a high opinion of the applicant. He continued that the applicant served as Editor-in-Chief of the University of Chicago Law Review, 29