On the recordFebruary 13, 1975
I have your letter of February 7, and it is with sincere gratitude for your dedicated service to our Nation that I accept your resignation as Counsel to the President.
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Letter Accepting the Resignation of Counsel to the President Phillip E. Areeda
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