</s>104-10194-10015 2025 RELEASE UNDER THE PRESIDENT JOHN F. KENNEDY ASSASSINATION RECORDS ACT OF 1992 HATERIAL DEVENTED AT C'S. HEARQUARTERS BY HOUSE SELECT COPYITTLE ON ASSASSIATORS STAFF REBECTS FILE TITLE/NUMBER/VOLUME: TARASCOFT AWA OFFICIAL FOSSALER FILE INCLUSIVE DATES: CUSTODIAL UNIT/LOCATION: a/LAD DELLETONS, IF ANY: DATH DATE REVIVED INY REVIEWED INV. RECHETIVED RETURNED (OPINT NAME) REVIEWING OFFICIAL. DAN HARDWAY DAN Hardway NO ROGEMENTS MAY BE COPIED OF REHOVED FROM THIS FILE.

Summary  
The documents detail administrative records and personnel management activities involving Sandra B. Cazazzus (P), Anna Tarasoff, and other contract employees working under U.S. government agencies, primarily in Mexico City and Washington, D.C., spanning 1954–1970. Key elements include employment contracts with terms for benefits, tax obligations, and termination clauses; medical records noting Sandra B. Cazazzus’s kidney condition diagnosed in June 1967; tax assessments and withholding calculations for unspecified organizations; and administrative processes such as security clearances, polygraph interviews, and contract renewals or terminations. Financial details include an advance payment of $525.00 for transportation to Mexico City for Anna Tarasoff. References to personnel transfers, leave balances, and payroll deductions are also present. No content directly pertains to the JFK assassination or related investigations.  

Key People  
- Sandra B. Cazazzus (P): Contract employee with U.S. government agencies; medical records note kidney issues.  
- Anna Tarasoff: Subject of tax assessments, contract amendments, and administrative actions regarding employment status.  
- Douglas J. Finglass: Spouse of Anna Tarasoff; referenced in contract and personnel records.  
- Dow H. Luetscher: Chief, Contract Personnel Division.  
- Hugh E. Westby: Station Finance Officer.  
- William Rochochan: Contact for additional information.  
- W.S. Renahan: Recipient of memorandum regarding Anna Tarasoff’s employment status.  
- Mr. Kamna A. Trannotor: Contracting officer involved in personnel actions.  

Key Locations  
- Mexico City: Central to administrative and operational entries, including personnel transfers, tax-related communications, and contract management.  
- Cleveland, Ohio: Mentioned as the location of Sandra B. Cazazzus’s mother’s funeral.  
- San Leandro, California: Address listed for Anna Tarasoff.  
- Washington, D.C.: Implied through federal agencies and offices involved in administrative processes.  

Key Events  
- Contract renewals and terminations for Sandra B. Cazazzus between 1957 and 1970.  
- Resignation of Anna Tarasoff from staff employment effective June 7, 1963, with consideration for contractual employment at the Mexico City station.  
- Advance payment of $525.00 for transportation to Mexico City for Anna Tarasoff.  
- Tax rate revisions (effective 1960–1969) and withholding calculations for contract employees.  
- Medical evaluation of Sandra B. Cazazzus for kidney-related issues in June 1967.  
- Security clearance processes, polygraph interviews, and personnel reviews for contract employees.  
- Administrative actions regarding sick leave, social security deductions, and payroll adjustments.  

Key Organizations  
- U.S. Government agencies (specific departments not named): Involved in contract management, tax assessments, and personnel administration.  
- Contract Personnel Division (W/H): Managed employee contracts, benefits, and termination procedures.  
- Office of Security (Personal Security Division): Oversaw security clearances for contract employees.  
- Contracting Officer’s Office: Administered employment contracts, financial obligations, and personnel actions.  
- Federal Employees Group Life Insurance (FEGLI) program: Mentioned in health insurance coverage under spouse’s policy.  
- Cover Tax Committee: Oversaw tax-related decisions and approvals for contracts.

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