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Letter from the USA President Bill Clinton to Dr. A.Bolonkin

THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON

October 9, 1996
Mr. Alexander Bolonkin
President International Association of Former Political Prisoners and Victims of Communist Regime
1310 Avenue R, Suite 6-F
Brooklyn. New York 11229

Dear Alexander:

Thank you for sharing your views about the welfare bill that I signed into law in August. I believe that this legislation represents our last, best chance to reform the current system, which is fundamentally broken and hurts the very people it was designed to help, Millions of women and children deserve a chance at independence, and with this bill. we have a historic opportunity to end welfare as we know it. The best antipoverty program is still a job. This legislation promotes the fundamental values of work, responsibility, and family, without many of the worst provisions of the previous congressional bills that I vetoed. The bill requires that welfare recipients work, limits the time they can stay on welfare, and provides child care and health care to help them move from welfare to work. It demands parental responsibility and includes the toughest child support enforcement measures in history, while maintaining child protection and foster care funding, the national nutritional safety net, and health care for the poor, the elderly, and people with disabilities. It also gives states positive incentives to move people into jobs and holds the states accountable for maintaining spending on welfare reform. Combined with the newly increased minimum wage and the Earned Income Tax Credit -- which this legislation maintains -- the bill will make work pay for more Americans. Now that we have required work, we should make sure the jobs are there. I have proposed a plan to move one million people from welfare to work over the next three years, by giving businesses tax credits and other incentives to hire people off welfare, using private job placement firms to place welfare recipients in jobs, and enlisting all sectors of society in the challenge of putting people to work. I know this legislation is far from perfect, and it includes some provisions I deplore and am determined to fix. Unfortunately, the congressional leadership insisted on using welfare reform to target other, unrelated programs. For example, the law cuts deeper than it should into nutritional assistance, especially for working families with children, and it cuts off assistance to legal immigrants. These provisions, which never could have passed on their own, are misguided, and I am committed to fixing them. In fact, I have already issued directives to ensure that legal immigrants and their children who remain eligible for benefits under the new law do not have those benefits cut off mistakenly, and to allow eligible legal immigrants to become citizens as quickly as possible. Under legislation I signed on September 30, legal immigrants who are currently eligible to receive food stamps will be able to continue to receive them until April 1, 1997. This is only the beginning of welfare reform. It is now up to all of us to work together to ensure that welfare is a second chance, not a way of life.

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Selected Publications of Bolonkin

    1. Optimal Pitch Thrust Vector Angle and Benefit for all Flight Regimes. NASA/TM-2000-209021.
    2. A High Efficiency Fuselage propeller ("Fusefan") for Subsonic Aircraft, 1999 World Aviation Congress, AIAA, #1999-01-5569.
    3. Estimated Benefits of Variable-Geometry Wing for Transport Aircraft,NASA/TM-1999-206586.
    4. Design of Structure control System using Bounded LQG,Eng.Opt.,1997. Vol.29.pp,347-358.
    5. Optimal Bounded Control Design for Vibration Suppression. Acta Astronautics, Vol.38, No. 10, pp803-813, 1996.
    6. Minimum Weight of Control Devices with Bounded LQG Control. The World Space Congress -96, June 1-6, 1996, Albuquerque, MN, USA.
    7. Design of Smart Structures with Bounded Controls, Smart Structures and Materials, eb.25-29,1996,San-Diego, CA.
    8. Optimum Structural Vibration Control with Bounds on Control Forces,1995 ASME Design Technical Conference, 15th Biennial Conference on Vibration and Noise, September 17-21,1995, Boston, MA, USA.
    9. Design and Optimal Control in Smart Structures. Conference "Mathematics and Control in Smart Structures", 26 Feb.-3 March 1995, San Diego, CA, USA.
    10. Optimal Structural and Control Design. 45th International Actronautical Congress. Jerusalem, Israel. October 9-14, 1994, IAF-94-I.4.206.
    11. The Simplest Space Electric Generator and Motor with Control Energy and Thrust, 45th International Astronautical Congress, Jerusalem. Israel. Oct. 9-14, 1994, IAF-94-R.1.368.
    12. Method for Finding a Global Minimum, AIAA/NASA/USAF/SSMO Symposium on Multidisciplinary Analysis and Optimization, Panama City, Florida, USA. Sept. 7-9, 1994.
    13. Space Electric Generator, run by Solar Wing. The World Space Congress, Washington, DC, USA, 28 Aug.-5 Sept., 1992, IAF-92-0604.
    14. Simple Space Nuclear Reactor Motors and Electric Generators Running on Radioactive Substances, The World Space Congress, Washington, DC, USA, 28 Aug.- 5 Sept., 1992, IAF-92-0573.
    15. A Space Motor Using Solar Wind Energy (Magnetic Particle Sail). The World Space Congress, Washington, DC, USA, 28 Aug.- 5 Sept., 1992, IAF-0615.
    16. Aviation, Motor and Space Designs. Emerging Technology in the Soviet Union, 1990, Delphic Ass., Inc., pp.32-80.
    17. The Development of Soviet Rocket Engines,1991,Delphic Ass.Inc.,122p.Washington,(Eng).
    18. New Approach to Finding a Global Optimum. New American's Collected Scientific Reports. Vol. 1, 1991, The Bnai Zion Scientists Division., New York .
    19. New Way of Generation of Electrical Energy in Space. Report ESTI, 1988, 109p. (Soviet Classified Project).
    20. New Rotor Internal Combustion Engine.Report ESTI,1988,75p.(Soviet Classif Project),(Rus.).
    21. Supersonic VTOL fighter-helicopter. Report ESTI, 1988, 120p.(Soviet Clas. Project).
    22. New ground-effect vehicle. Report ESTI, 1987, 85p. (Soviet Classified Project).
    23. New rotor hydraulic transmission for cars and other machines. Report ESTI, 1986. (Soviet Classified Project).
    24. Investigation of the take off dynamics of a VTOL aircraft.Investigations of Flight Dynamics. Moscow, 1965, p. 119-147 (Russian). International Aerospace Abstract A66-23339# (English).
    25. Optimization of trajectories of multistage rockets. Investigations of Flight Dynamics. Moscow, 1965, p. 20-78 (Russian). International Aerospace Abstract A66-23337# (English).
    26. Theory of lifting body with controllable radial force. Investigations of Flight Dynamics. Moscow, 1965, p.79-118, (Russian).Intern.Aerospace Abstract A66-23338#(Eng).
    27. New Methods of Optimization and their Application. Moscow, 1972, 220p, (Russian).
    28. Special extreme in optimal control. Akademia Nauk USSR, Izvestiya. Tekhnicheskaya Kibernetika, No 2, Mar-Apr.,1969, p.187-198. See also English translation in Engineering Cybernetics, # 2, Mar- Apr.1969,
      p.170-183, (English).
    29. Solution Methods for boundary-value problems of Optimal Control Theory. Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 7, No 6,1971,p.639-650, (English).

      Selected patented inventions (USSR):

    1. Solar Sail Engine for Spaceships. Patent #1262870, 1986 .
    2. Light Pressure Engine. Patent # 1183421, 1985.
    3. Rotor Hydra-machine. Patent # 1184973, 1985.
    4. Wave-ship. Patent # 1216082, 1985.
    5. Method of Heat Measuring. Patent # 1210070,1985.
    6. Temperature Regulator. Patent # 1296114, 1986.
    7. The way to control the boundary layer. Patent # 1164989, 1984.
    8. Temperature-sensitive element. Patent # 1138662, 1983.
    9. Valve. Patent # 1180615, 1985.
    10. Gas block. Patent # 1195107, 1985.
    11. Control valve. Patent #1453366, 1988.
    12. Regulator. Patent # 1455338, 1988.
    13. Uniblade Air Rotor and Flight and Covercraft vehicles with It. US 6,234,422 B1, 2001.
    14. Bolonkin Rotary Engine, US 6,298.821, 2001.
    Eight inventions submitted to PTO USA for patenting.