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03. Note
Presidential Phone Calls
01/19/93
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P.M Rabin
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04. Report
Enlisted Performance Evaluation Report
1/19/93
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Re: Robin Maclean (1 pp.)
05. Note
Presidential Phone Calls
01/19/93
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King Juan Carlos
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Messages for Rose:
1. FYI-Jonathan and Jody Bush will arrive at the White House at
6:00 p.m. today. They will depart Wednesday morning.
Jonathan Bush asked Patty if he could watch the President depart.
Patty informed him that the President and Mrs. Bush will be
leaving from the Capitol to go directly to Andrews and explained
the situation at Andrews. Jonathan Bush said he would think
about it and call you in the morning.
2. Billy Graham's secretary called. Reverend Graham was
thinking that it might be better if he left the White House after
dinner rather than spend the night. He just did not want to be a
burden or get in the way with all the packing. I told her that
there will be two other couples spending the night, and that most
of the President's packing had already been done, but to do what
Reverend Graham feels most comfortable with. She will call us
again in the morning.
3. Timothy Dana, Bucky Bush's nephew, is back in town and # in his office
(4672800)
now. He is still interested in a quick photo-op and can run across the
street at a moment's notice.
9660
10:15
Nancy
(b)(6)
SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
7:00 am
Photos with USSS Tour Officers
Diplomatic
:
(10 min)
(Firestone)
Reception ROOM
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
8:00 am
(30 min)
8:30 am
Intelligence Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Scowcroft)
8:45 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Scowcroft)
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
9:15 am
(15 min)
Staff Time
Oval Office
9:30 am
(15 min)
(Brady)
9:45 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
10:15 an
Photo with Grounds Keepers
Rose Garden
(5 min)
(Walters)
10:20 am
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(60 min)
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
11:20 am
(35 min)
11:55 am
Photo with NASA Adminis-
Oval Office
(5 min)
trator Dan Goldin
12:00 pm
Lunch with the Vice President
Oval Office
(60 min)
Meeting with John Magaw
Oval office
1:00 pm
(10 min)
(Zamaria)
Pre Brief for Interview
Diplomatic Room
1:20 pm
B
(10 min)
(Fitzwater)
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
1:30 pm
Interview with National
Map ROOM
(20 min)
Geographic
(Fitzwater)
1:50 pm
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(70 min)
Administrative Time
Oval Office
3:00 pm
(2 hrs)
7:15 pm
B Private Dinner
Residence
(Firestone)
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE MEMORANDUM
SIGNAL SWITCHBOARD
January 19, 1993
TIME
NAME
ACTION
PLACED
DISC
OUT
9:45 AM
9:49
Conference Call:
T1kd-ok
King Juan Carlos I
9:47 AM
Office, Madrid, Spain
XXX
PM
522-5776
OUT
AM
Mr. Cornelius F. O'Leary
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
White House Signal 7-2262
OUT
AM
Ms. Katherine E. O'Loughlin
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
White House Signal 7-2264
XXX
9:52 AM
9:57
Mr. William Farish
Tlkd-ok
Office, Del Ray Beach, Florida
9:53 AM
INC
PM
407-243-2828
OUT
11:21 AM
11:29
Conference Call:
Tlkd-ok
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin
11:26 AM
Office, Jerusalem, Israel
XXX
PM
705-1511
OUT
AM
Mr. Cornelius F. O'Leary
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
White House Signal 7-2262
OUT
AM
Mr. Ralph H. Sigler
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
White House Signal 7-2262
OUT
AM
Mr. Edmund J. Hull
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
395-3950
OUT
AM
Mr. John K. Naland
White House Situation Room
INC
PM
White House Signal 7-2262
XXX
11:36 AM
11:42
Mr. Prescott Bush
Tlkd-ok
Office, Greenwich, Connecticut
11:39 AM
INC
PM
203-661-5060
OUT
AM
INC
PM
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS
LOCATION Washington, D.C.
DATE 19 January 1993
TIME
MOVEMENTS
0717
Diplomatic Reception Room
0720
South Grounds
0723
Oval Office
0732
Mr. Fitzwater's Office
0734
Oval Office
1013
Residence
1023
South Grounds
1024
Oval Office
1026
South Grounds
1027
Oval Office
1045
Rose Garden
1046
Residence
1102
Oval Office
1148
Rose Garden
1149
Residence
1259
Doctor's Office
1306
Oval Office
1330
South Grounds
1334
Residence
1504
South Grounds
1506
Residence
1507
Doctor's Office
1509
Residence
2134
South Grounds
2135
Oval Office
PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS
LOCATION Washington, D.C.
DATE 19 January 1993
TIME
MOVEMENTS
2151
Residence
1
Done Marted Y19
United States
GSC
Global Strategy Council
Chairman:
Dr. Ray S. Cline
Co-Chairmen:
Hon. Jeane Kirkpatrick
Nancy January 19, 1993
Hon. Morris I. Leibman
Hon. Henry Luce, III
Hon. J. William Middendorf II
Adm. Thomas H. Moorer, USN (Ret.)
Hon. Donald H. Rumsfeld
Dear
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Schweitzer, USA (Ret.)
Gen. Richard G. Stilwell, USA (Ret.)
President:
Dr. Michael A. Daniels
Vice President:
among your numerous dutus
Dr. Dalton A. West
Research Directors:
Dr. Yonah Alexander
Mrs. Marjorie W. Cline
trying to tidy up the Bush
Dr. Roger W. Fontaine
Mr. Robert L. Katula
Mr. Robert C. MacKenzie
Mrs. Janet Morris
presidency, D wanted to check
and see if you received my
note and peroto which was sent
by Couries has week] The
reason D ask is that Dr.
Cline received a response from
the President which I sent
over on Friday
But Regard,
Washington Headquarters
1800 K Street, N.W., Suite 1102, Washington, D.C. 20006
Telephone: 202/466-6029
Telex: 440732 ITS UI
Telefax: 202/331-0109
January 6, 1993
Ms. Patty Presock
Deputy Assistant to the President
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Patty:
I hope my note finds you in good health and
spirits.
In memory of my White House service during my
tenure on the White House Signal Board, Jim Baker
was kind enough to personally autograph this
photograph for me. It would be an honor for me if
the President would do the same. I know it is a
privilege to have the President autograph this in
his own hand.
If you have an extra photo around, even if done by
a calligrapher, a photo autographed to Jack Bulger
would be in order. Jack is the deputy district
director of Immigration in Buffalo, NY. He has
been a staunch supporter of the Administration -- a
loyal bureaucrat -- who would not have made the
request in his own behalf. I'll forward the photo
if you can accomplish it. Thanks!
I know I have corresponded with you and through you
over the years. You and Linda Casey have always
been so kind in answering my request. I will
sincerely miss you. My heart goes out to the Bush
family. When they leave office, I hope they
realize that they have serve this nation proud. It
will be some time before the American people
realize what a terrible mistake they have made in
sending Bill Clinton to the White House.
Whatever endeavor you venture into after the 20th,
my warmest regards are with you!
Cordially,
Ed Boulware
To Ed Bouhvare
with appreciation and warmest
personal regards
Jim Baher
THE PRESIDENT
January 15, 1993
Dear Ray,
Thanks for your letter of January 12. Barbara and I
will always be grateful for the privilege we have
had to serve the American people. In five days, we
will leave this special place and return to private
life in Houston. We're looking forward to a future
full of grandkids and friends.
Good luck in your efforts towards American-Taiwan
relations. Thanks, again, for writing. With best
wishes to you and Marjorie,
Sincerely
Cy/
FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Mr. George H. Walker III
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Suite 1700
500 North Broadway
St. Louis, Missouri- 63102
K
THE PRESIDENT
1-19-93
1
1
Dear Bert,
We will have just
moved to K port about
Mid. - May. I better say
4 "No" to Webster.
Some day it will
word out.
Im trying to low protite
my future - for at least
/ year. I hope that would.
Tomorrow ,7 all endo
for my public life -what
a lucky guy I've been.
Love to all too hastily
but nette thank, too as
Stifel. Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated
500 N. Broadway
Saint Louis
GEORGE H. WALKER UI
342-2109
63102
January 13, 1993
The Honorable George H. W. Bush
President of The United States
White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
Dear George:
Webster University would be deeply honored and pleased to have
you consider accepting an honorary degree at our commencement
ceremonies Saturday, May 18, and giving the graduation address.
I understand that invitations will continue to come your way at a
rapid pace, but hopefully Webster's persistence will catch your eye.
I understand the Mayor of St. Petersburg has accepted, and he will probably
speak as well.
At any rate, we would be thrilled to get you here and will arrange
some smart tennis before the proceedings if that has any appeal.
With much love to you and Bar and, once again, great admiration
and respect for your devoted service to our great country.
Sincerely But yours
I'm so pleased that you
B. To work as your STaFF
are Teking our friend JAN
in Houston at leart To
awhile ! We More Can't OF you wa.q. this Summ see, But
THE WHITE HOUSE
Mrs. Velma Childers
Post Office Box 18
200 Cedar Drive
Pikeville, KY 41501
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Velma,
Thanks SO much for your letter of January 13.
I love the doctor's Christmas card!
As our time here in the White House comes to an end,
Barbara and I have been reflecting on what a
privilege it has been to serve the American people.
Thanks for your kind words and especially for your
continued support and friendship. We're off to
Houston tomorrow and on to private life.
With warmest best wishes to you and Masten,
Sincerely, as Bl
Jan. 13th, 1993
Dear Mr. President,
I just now caught the CNN news where
you presented President Reagan the medal. Oh, it
great men did so much for am country - how
really touched my heart- to think too, these two
me do appreciate you mr. President.
Thank you far my christmas letter I'm
me when I told him what I got you he
glod you liked your shoe harn m asten laughed but at
liked it. I fogot to enclose the pretty hook I got you
to put beside your chair (an the wall) to hang it on.
So I'm sending it later (by the time your house is finished
you'll have it).
I pray for you to stay healthy and happy, but
oh, how wire going to miss you coming into our home
best. just thank God am paths crossed. l shall
each I evening (by way of T.V.). we wish you only the may
always chench our friendship.
Mr. President how about this fine Dactor and
his family's Christmas card I lave 't'd told him I
wish I'd thought fit but everyone all over the U.S.
knows feel this way - so really its' better coming
from non patitical people anyhow. mhat astatement.
(our)
II
I'm enclosing the belated letter they sent me. you
must Mad it - they're do it too. The portly dark haired
girl front now- extreme left-is my gmat nine + she
married the Dria son a caryele yrs. ago, his name
(the Dr) is Dr. Harry altman - I w anted you to
108 Quail Walk
Pikeville, Kentucky 41501
see what friends + supporties you have. They said
Sun; they sent you one but don't know whither you got it
or not I wanted to be sure you did so here is another.
Mr. President, when we last talked about
m astens app. for Eastern Ky. Dist. U.S. Marshall,
I you said it was still an your disk, I believes (the resumes
be don't believe you awy m itch anything so it would
great if one of your acts of duty in office would be
to or ajop. Brand master far even some kind Commission
app. for me) this may be a little much
to we ask, but nuther of us ever got anything nor will
it if you can't- I understand I was to get an the Board
ever now just a thought. don't worry about
of The Kennedy Center until mitch & Bob bable found
ant about - then mitch got it for Bab Soble. Thats
Bhsa you always. your Friend, Velma
ak. I just thought it'd be me- - me love you + Dad
III
P.S. after I wrate your letter enclosed
I ragoA started I wish we could get all. rid
the news of the fighting in
of mr. Daddam President H. ussin - you ance did + for the night
thing - and all amixica now supports the
whole is world knows we
you this - I'm sure what they're
need mr. President God, I'm happy
loosing next wed., the 20th of Jan. how will really
Dos. Clinton your every effart-this it's our
you handle this
he supports about Political Partus were all
in not - and it shows in these
together times Country - (even what Jen. I wanted Byrd )now to say in This
(ann)
IV
Postscript - was what I mentioned to
you -Sil like in this letter just forget about
now with the world crises
it - you're got more to think than
don't have time to waite the
what I requested so you tright whole it
letter over - so I've added it here.
God Bless you now, and all
the days ahead- - may bodBless real
you and Mrs. Bush in a
special way these next days and
an into the future -
your layal friend,
Velma J. Childers
HAPPY
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Voted For
BUSH
cont I
HOLIDAYS
Don't Blame Me!
MVo
Voted For
Dont Blame My
Harry
BUSHI
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Voted For
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Helen
and
family
Don Blame Me
bn't Blame Me
BUSH I Voted For
BUSH 1 Voted For
Blame Me
6 "ated For
SHI
Mr. president read
this
Dec 29, 1992
with Chato enclosed
Dear Vylma-
Vilma
Bay, did I goof ! as we were
taking our photographs we talked
about you particularly - Won't Velma
love this ! and then in the rush
of getting them in the mail I
fargot I'm very sorry. It would
have been such fun for you to
receive
for the next four years when
The least thing goes wrong I plan
to wear my tee. shirt all over
for all to see. also for our family
vacation we plan to parade on
the beach in them. aren't we
obvotions?- but you may
barrow mine if you wish
Rarry and I wish you and
Masten and all of yours a happy
and healthy 1993. foudly
Helen
Caurier Journel - may 31,1442
GOP leaders say Williams
has a chance to oust Ford
Continued from Page One
they would vote to re-elect Ford,
most other Democrats facing chal-
while 46 percent said it was time to
lenges and is one reason why the
carried all 120 counties against
give someone else a chance.
GOP senatorial committee has
weak opposition from Republican
(If the figures are being cited ac-
moved the Williams-Ford race up
Jackson Andrews. But he ran dili-
curately, the disparity could be ex-
on its priority list, Anderson said.
gently, remembering that two years
plained by the passage of time, the
The other reason was the January
before, heavily favored but compla-
wording of questions or other dif-
poll.
cent Democrat Walter "Dee" Hud-
ferences in survey methods.)
Republicans also cite this month's
dleston had lost the other Senate
Williams said that the poll helped
edition of the Rothenberg Political
seat to Republican Mitch McCon-
get him in the race, and that the de-
Report, a Washington newsletter
nell, who still holds it.
mand for change was reflected
that moved Ford from its list of
Williams certainly seems less
again Tuesday, when Democrats in
"currently safe" senators to its
likely to follow in McConnell's foot-
the 1st Congressional District reject-
"watch list" of those who might be-
steps. McConnell had a superb po-
ed Rep. Carroll Hubbard, who was
come vulnerable.
litical and fund-raising base as Jef-
among the leading check-bouncers
Ford's aides say no other observ-
ferson County judge-executive and
at the House bank.
ers have reached that conclusion,
worked on his race for almost four
"It's not just the checks that got
and they say he will have adequate
years. Williams represents about
Carroll Hubbard in trouble," Wil-
funds. He has gotten most of his
100,000 people in eight poor, Re-
liams said. "It's the feeling that the
money from political action commit-
publican counties in Southern Ken-
United States Congress is going to
tees but is trying to get more indi-
tucky, and he has been running for
be changed and we can't live with
vidual contributors.
little more than four months.
business as usual anymore.
Williams, an articulate and witty
McConnell also ran with a popu-
Wendell Ford is a guru of the Sen-
lawyer, has asked for several de-
lar president, Ronald Reagan, who
ate and has to bear some responsi-
bates, but the Ford campaign says
coasted to re-election. President
bility for what's happened there."
it's too early to discuss the idea.
Bush's political strength has dimin-
Ford and his camp prefer to talk
A debate could show the genera-
ished so much in recent months that
about his proven ability to do things
tional contrast that Williams, 39,
his own state chairman, McConnell,
for Kentucky, but also point out that
hopes to pose with Ford, 67. But
said Tuesday, "I don't think the
he has cut congressional printing
Wright said Williams would be
president would be of great help to
costs and opposed an attempt to
"cold and distant" compared with
me
anybody right now."
create a Senate bank like the one
Ford, whose "warm personality and
Williams might get more help,
the House had.
friendliness would come across."
the
however indirect, from the third
Despite his anti-Washington
Ford's aides say they are pleas-
force in this year's presidential race,
stance, Williams said he welcomes
antly surprised by the number of
likely independent candidate Ross
Bush's help, which usually comes in
young Democrats who have volun-
Perot.
the form of fund raising. He said
teered for Ford. Troop said some
"Ross Perot could make as much
other GOP notables will come to
are children of people who backed
difference as George Bush could in
Kentucky to help him raise money.
Ford in the 1960s, when he narrow-
STATE
the race," said Ford's campaign
Williams' big sugar bowl could be
ly won races for the state Senate in
chairman, state Senate Majority
the Republican senatorial commit-
1965 and lieutenant governor in
Leader Joe Wright.
jearned
tee, which can give him as much as
1967. He was elected governor in
Perot capitalizes on and amplifies
$321,000. He will get that if he runs
1971 and senator in 1974, defeating
anti-incumbent feelings, and he
an aggressive campaign and shows
Republican Sen. Marlow Cook.
might bring to the polls many peo-
that he can raise money on his own,
Williams was elected to the state
ple who wouldn't otherwise vote,
Anderson said, adding, "We have
House in 1984 and the Senate in
Wright said. "If he is dead in the
every belief that David will meet
1986. He was Bush's state organiza-
water by the first of November, I
that criterion."
tional chairman in 1988, and he
think Wendell Ford is probably go-
Williams said, "We're going to
managed the gubernatorial primary
now
ing to be in great shape."
spend the summer raising money
campaign of 6th District Rep. Larry
Williams, who says Ford's defeat
and talking to people about the is-
Hopkins in 1991, two jobs that Ford
would be a loud message for change
sues," such as Ford's votes for fed-
aides like to point out.
in Washington, said, "I don't see
eral spending and against giving
The Hopkins campaign put Wil-
ch
how anybody can vote for Ross
Bush immediate authority to attack
liams at odds with Larry Forgy, who
Perot and Wendell Ford."
Iraq. "I think money's the only ob-
opposed Hopkins; former Gov.
Troop said, "There may be dis-
stacle, and I don't think its an insur-
Louie Nunn, Forgy's most promi-
gruntled people out there, but what
mountable obstacle."
nent supporter; and Thompson, a
I've always heard is, 'We're not mad
Williams raised about $40,000 for
former executive director of the
at our friend Wendell Ford.'
his quiet primary race, including
state party who backed Forgy.
The Ford camp says that is shown
$10,000 from himself, and spent al-
Ford and his allies suggest that
by its poll last September, in which
most all of it in defeating Phillip
Williams will be hurt by lingering
72 percent of likely voters said they
Thompson with 61 percent of the
would choose him over an unnamed
factional scars, and Nunn but-
vote in a light turnout.
opponent.
tressed that presumption, last week
Ford, who was unopposed in the
Republicans say a poll done for
by refusing to comment on the race.
their senatorial committee in Janu-
primary, raised more than $1.2 mil-
But Forgy said, "What's past is
lion through March and had about
ary found that only 41 percent said
dead, as far as I'm concerned, be-
$800,000 left then. That is less than
tween Mr. Williams and me."
Mr. Richard Benedetto
USA Today
1000 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, Virginia 22229
Jan 19, 1993
Dear Richard,
I in about to wall
the door - my Coastal Mains
act book in hand. May my thank.
I'm going private: but as I do
I with for you great
Success ad happiness-
You're a good men.
Severales,
Cy Bul
P.S. And that you for those
very kind words.
Richard Benedetto
GANNETT
White House Correspondent
1000 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington, VA 22229
(703) 276-3621 / (800) 872-8882 3410
resident -
Please accept this book
with my warmest best
wishes, and heartfelt
thanks fora Joh well done.
The nation is indeed
In your debt.
God spoed.
Ruchal Beredetto
THE WHITE HOUSE
Miss Holly Owen
5302 Thurman Road
Louisville, KY 40299
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Holly,
Thank you so much for your kind note. It means a
lot to me to know that S0 many people like yourself
worked tirelessly for my campaign. Please tell
Mrs. Nelson how much I enjoyed my visit to Highview
Baptist Church.
We're off to Houston tomorrow ending public life and
beginning the grandparenting business. Good luck to
you and all in Mrs. Nelson's class.
Sincerely,
as Bl
January 11, 1993
Dear President Bush,
My name is Holly Owen. I am a Junior at
Christian Academy of Louisville in Louisville,
Kentucky. I am writing to you on behalf of
my History teacher, Donna Nelson. She has a
great respect for you as my class does. She has a
"President Bush Bookshelf" that has many things
on it. If you remember, when you stopped in
Louisville back in October, you and your wife
visited Highview Baptist Church which is where
my teacher attends. She has a copy of the visitors
card that you Filled out. She was so proud 40
say that you came to her church. She came to
School the next day. absolutely eccstatic because
Mrs. Bush had touched her baby's head and
smiled at her.
Another story you might find amusing is that
my teacher's husband, mitch Nelson, works for
u. P.S. here in Louisville. He was so excited
when he was the person in charge of shipping
your Family's Christmas Tree out of Louisville. He had.
his picture taken with it and clipped off a small
branch For his wife, who in turn brought it to
school for all to see. mrs. Nelson said she would
treasure it always.
pg 2
I, myself, would like to apologize for my state,
Kentucky, for voting clinton. my class was very
upset. The next day at school. we all prayed and
cried together for the loss of you as our president.
is still trying to get over it. we were for you all the
my classmates and I were devastated. mrs. Nelson
way. we went to all of the support rallies, chased
away clinton supporters, worked at the Bush/Quayle
head quarters, and anything else we could think of to
to show our support for you.
I hope you actually recieve this little note of
encouragement, and also that it gets to you personally
because I want you to know that we here at
Christian Acadimy of Louisville love and respect both
you and your wife greatly. I know that you are
a busy man and also that you have alot of things
to do, but could you possibles write back a reply ?
my teacher would love to know how that you know
how much she thinks of you. Address enclosed.
Love,
Holly owen
Holly Owen
P.S.
5302 Thurman Rd.
Louisville, KY
Hope your
Louisville, Kentucky
Christmas was
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wonderful.
THE WHITE HOUSE
Ms. Margot McGinness
3725 Greenwood Drive
Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Margot,
Thanks so much for your kind note and your tireless
efforts on my behalf during the campaign. As our
time here in the White House comes to a close,
Barbara and I have been reflecting on what a
privilege it has been to serve the American people.
We're life. Thanks, again, for your note and good luck in
off to Houston tomorrow and on to private
your future endeavors.
Sincerely, Cap Bl
Margot McGinness
3725 Greenwood Drive
Pepper Pike, Ohio 44124
Dear President Bush
January 6, 1993
Before you left office, I wanted to
let you know that I have chever
admired or respected anyone more
than you Ch my life. I salute
your a complishmeros your kindness
and year character.
SINCE May I have traveled
throughout the U.S. for yes as
an advance person Everytime
air Fonce ONe to sched down, I was
always thRilled to watch you come
President of the U.S. but because you
out, Not ONLY because you are
deserve the admination. Back INJuly,
I packed my bags UNtil Novem ber
to be ON the Road for you as a
volunteer and despite the election outcomo
it was entirely worth it
It is easy to tell what a person
IS like by the people they sucrand
themselves with. Heiving met a Number
of your children, siblings close Driends
while doing advance I was though
impressed by their Kindness. OF
Course I lant overlook the kindness
of same of your senior staff such
as Marlin, Bill, Tim and RON
who were always extremely Eniendly
and helpful even if it was
during a 5:00 am jog.
Although I have said hello IN
passing many a time, I have
cnever had the opportunity to
shake your hand and express
my anatitude and admination for
what country. you have done for our
I Salute our last Commander
IN ChieF!
Best urshes,
manget incremen
THE WHITE HOUSE
Mr. David Kennerly
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear David,
Thanks so much for the great "Pluggers" hat. The
cartoon sounds interesting and I'm looking forward
to seeing it in the future.
Please give my best to Jeff -- I remain a staunch
MacNelly fan. We're off to Houston tomorrow and on
to private life. Thanks, again, for the hat.
With warmest best wishes,
G Bl
FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON. D.C.
Mr. Toufic C. Haddad
Mr. Ghassan C. Haddad
Salisbury School
Salisbury, Connecticut 06068
Jan 19, 1993
THE PRESIDENT
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I was touched by
your instations ; but I
of souldning
must decline. Please tell
Mr. Flood how grateful
I am for the invitation
It to just too soon; and
we will have Unit moved
from Texas to Marrie for
a few months
wonlitul Paraly-inthe U.S.
my love to you
and in Kuwait -
Good Luch to Gard you guys
with
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SALISBURY SCHOOL
SALISBURY SCHOOL
SALISBURY, CT 06068
REPRESENTATIVE
VIDERITY
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January 12, 1993
President George Bush,
The White House,
1600 - Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, D. C. 20500.
Dear President Bush,
We are now in our final term at Salisbury School and are looking
forward to our graduation on June 4,1993 It is hard to believe that our family left
Kuwait to settle in Connecticut as a result of the invasion nearly three years ago. -We
chose to enroll at Salisbury to continue our secondary education. Now our chief
concerns are to find out where we will be attending college next year. San's first choice
is Tufts University while Theo's is Yale College. Our sister Jenny is presently at Yale, while
Tanya is a junior at Tufts.
1st. 15t cousen
We, along with the members of our senior class, would.be thrilledsi you and
Barbara would attend our graduation. It would be a great honor for our class and our
school if you would agree to give the commencement address? We understand that you
will probably have a busy schedule, but if a visit could be made possible on June 3 and 4
of this year, all of our family would be eternally grateful. We have discussed this
possibility with the faculty and the administration here at Salisbury, and they too are very
excited about the prospect of your visit. Also, our grandparents Stuart and Anne
Clement are delighted with the idea and hope that it will come to pass. Shortly, you
should be receiving a formal invitation from our Headmaster, Mr. Flood, but we wanted
to write to you first.
Best wishes to you and Barbara for this new year and many thanks to you both for
all you have done for our country and the world.
Respectfully yours,
Tafic C. Haddad
Ghossan C Hadded.
Toufic C. Haddad
Chassan Co Haddad
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FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON,D.C.
Ms. Joyce Coffin
4940 Baffin Bay Lane
Rockville, Maryland 20853
THE PRESIDENT
Jan 19,1993
Dear
Joyce, hectic here, but thanks I
It is my heartfilt letter
send for that you mondital
Most simuly Gg Bl
January 17, 1993
Dear President Bush:
a.
We just want you to know how much we appreciate having you for
President. We were devestated by the election results as were many
of our Christian friends. There was a forboding the day of the
elections as if Heaven itselfawasy in mourning The after shocks
during the days that have followed have only served as instruments
to shake us into the reality of what faces our Nation in the days
to come Your work has nothgone unnoticed or unappreciated
your
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We want you to know you are loved and have been' Sand will
continuall be, in the prayers of many of your brothers and sisters
who stand across this Nation We 50 appreciate youre being willing
to take a stand for righteousness and morality OITO take a stand
for God in the political areana in this day and age takes courage
and conviction.
for
You have done a super job The Bible says We are to give honor
where honor is due. You have been an instrument of our Lord and
we thank you from the bottom of our hearts today.
Please don t be discouraged Ipray that God will be the glory and
the ter your head That you will have a fresh vision of what
God is doing in these last days.
In the Bible the people demanded a king when the King of Kings
wanted to be their ruler Finally He gave in to their demands and
gave them their own way. He sent king Saul. I really believe the
clock is ticking and we are witnessing the unfolding of amazing
things right before our very eyes
After studying the Book of Esther last fall for a retreat in the
Poconos which took place the weekend right after the elections, I
couldn believe the how prophetic it was. The timing was
incredible: The message I got loud and clear was "When evil seems
to have the supper hand God is Higher Still!" Our Most High God
is in control when everyting around us seems out of control. He
is our anchor. of hope. Scripture tells that before His return,
things will get much worse but we must lift up our heads for our
redemption draweth neigh
Just as Moses heard God speak in the midst of the burning bush that
was never consumed - my prayer for you, President Bush, is the fire
in your heart for our God will never go out but burn brighter and
brighter until the noonday The Lord S blessing be upon you and
may He encourage you with Jer 29:11-13 knowing that in Him you
have a future and a hope and that you will be rewarded.
My husband Larry and I have run a guest house in Ocean City N.J.,
called the Logan Hotel, for the past 20 years. We would be honored
to have you and Barbara come as our guests. It's not fancy but
belongs 100% to the Lord! Many beautiful people have passed
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through its doors the past 20 years since the Lord miraculously
made us the "innkeepers". Please give us a call and come for R&R
this summer. We open Memorial Day and close the week after Labor
Day. Come 10 Me, all who ore
laden, and 1 will give Moil. you 11 rest
May the Lord bless you and keep you in the shadow of His wings.
The verse the Lord gave me during surgery on a brain tumor in 91
and during the sickness and death of my mom to lung cancer right
after was Is. 41:10, "Fear not for I am with you - do not anxiously
look about you for I am your God. I will streghten you - Surely
I will help you. Surely I will up hold you with my righteous right
hand". He upheld us than and He will uphold us in the future as
we join our hands in prayer for revival for America. God is
faithful. He is our hiding place in the midst of the storm. He
says "Fear not - it is I."
As satan makes his last hurrah our God Almighty will pour forth His
Glory!! Who knows but we ve been called to royalty for such a
time as this?" Esther 4:14. Thank you for taking time to read
this as busy as you are.
Take care and God bless you and your precious family. Give my love
and thanks to Barbara as well. She's a gem!
Love in Christ,
Jane Coffin
Joyce Coffin
4940 Baffin Bay Lane
Rockville, Md. 20853
301 460-5957
The Logan Hotel
816 6th. Street
P.O. Box 446
Ocean City, New Jersey 08226
609 399-9734
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The Honorable William Donald Schaefer
Governor
State of Maryland
State House
THE PRESIDENT
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this office I send you
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January 15 1992
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Dear Mr. President:
in
Haryland.
I applaud, yet again, your strength and resolve in dealing with
another crisis overseas. The world saw again this week the
American spirit and commitment to peace and international law. I
pray that the course on which you have set this nation and our
allies will be followed for years and generations to come.
Even in the final days of your Administration, you are proving to
be friend of Maryland's. Your staff has continued to be helpful
as we attempt to bring to a close many of the initiatives we have
started together and I appreciate your involvement in many of
these projects. I write today on behalf of one very important,
outstanding project and solicit your personal intervention in its
completion.
We have put together a very exciting project known as the "Russia
Yard", a facility to be built on the campus of the University of
Maryland at College Park that will serve as a management training
academy for businessmen and entrepreneurs from Russia and other
former Soviet Republics. As the economies of these Republics
continue to develop, this institution will prove to be very
important to both the United States and Maryland. Russia Yard
has the strong support of the Russian Government, which has
already committed $18 million for construction and operations,
and the State of Maryland, which has committed S7 million toward
the costs of land acquisition and development. We are seeking
$10 million in "matching" federal funds.
We have spoken at length about the project with Mr Baker,
secretary Cheney, Ambassador Armitage and others, all of whom, I
believe, support the initiative. I am told, however, that a last
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minute concern has been raised regarding the use of A.I.D. funds
for construction. Importantly, though, an alternative source of
funds has been identified that, perhaps at your direction, will
solve the problem and make Russia Yard a reality.
Having travelled extensively to Russia and the former Soviet
Republics, I am deeply committed to helping these people succeed
in their quest for democracy and economic self-sufficiency. I
know personally of the value of business training when seeking
overseas trade and am confident Russia Yard will meet a growing
need. Maryland stands committed to the project and hopes, with
your support, to emerge as a leader in Russian trade.
You and Mrs. Bush will always have a friend in Maryland.
COMMINES: sincerely, Governor Scharfur
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588 Calle De La Paz
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Dearmin President
7 January1993 7 y1993
my Family of emotional burden
to the thank you for relieving
of my indictment with your Pardon
on 24 inscouber 1992
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I am writing to thank you, personally, for four
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great years and laying a foundation for years
to come. I believe that when history is
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three percent. Few men have had the positive
impact for Global democracy as you have.
Ribert
Someone has said that true leaders are really
the servers of the people, your term in office
speaks that in volumes.
I want to thank you for the stand you have
taken with Somalia. Those who had no chance
now have and millions of lives will be saved.
I am very sorry that this great humanitarian
and life saving work is being overshadowed by
our confrontation with Iraq. But it is as it
should be. I thank God that we have a man in
office like yourself that is equal to the task.
My prayer is that your positive influence will
continue long after you have left office. I
believe that if God's people would humble
themselves and pray, he will be able to work
for them. I believe this with all my heart
after my personal experiences of the past 15
years and with the success I have had working
with young fathers.
I believe that unless the hearts of the fathers
are returned to their children and the hearts
of their children are returned to their
fathers, the problems (crime, homicide, drug
abuse, infant mortality etc.), of America will
continue to increase. By creating an
environment where fathers can make life safe
and healthy for their children and the mothers
of their children, America will grow stronger
and stronger.
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Our primary mission at the National Institute is to ensure
that fathers continue to provide a safe and healthy
environment for their children. In 1992, we served 211
fathers and our goal for 1993 is to reach and serve 1,000
fathers. I know you support this effort and I appreciate
this greatly.
I know your time as President of the United States is coming
to an end, but I would appreciate your assistance with the
requests listed below:
1. On October 15 1959 I received an undesirable discharge
from the S Army at the time I was stationed at Fort
Steward in Hinesville Georgia Over the years
failed to have the discharged upgraded although I have lived
an exemplary life. Your assistance with this would be
greatly appreciated.
2. It is my understanding the National Institute (formerly
the Teen Father Program) was selected as one of your Points
notification. of Light, to date, however, We have not received an official
3. As you may recall when We met May 13, 1992 pictures were
taken, although they were promised, I have not received them;
with your signature.
it would be grand if we could receive those pictures along
4. The major issue for the nineties in America and maybe the
whole world, is the issue of fatherlessness. I believe that
the National Institute will have a great role in changing
this issue by creating a future where fathers of all age,
creed, and color will become positive loving and supportive
role models for their children and their community. I want
to invite you, Mr. President, to take a part in any way you
see befitting in this great movement. one*role you can play
is by-being our luncheon speaker in-1994
I appreciate the opportunities to have met with you on three
different occasions, May 2, 1990 at the Rose Garden, May 21,
1992 at Stouffer's Tower City Plaza in Cleveland, Ohio and
october 28, 1992 in Strongsville, at your last campaign stop
in Northeastern Ohio. These experiences I hold are fond
memories and wished that every American could have lived it.
Mr. President, I would like to acknowledge all your time and
effort you have given to me and the National Institute for
Responsible Fatherhood and Family Development. God Bless you
grandchildren. and the very best to you and Mrs. Bush, your children and
Peace & Love,
Charles A. Hallard
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Mr. William Hickey
Executive Vice President
Lincoln Property Company
Suite 200
1530 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22209
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Bill,
Thanks so much for your note and your kind words
regarding my Presidency. As our time here in the
White House comes to an end, Barbara and I have been
reflecting on what a privilege it has been to serve
the American people.
We're off to Houston tomorrow and on to private
life. Thanks, again, for writing and take care of
Marvin. I love the guy.
With warmest best wishes, Cy Bl
Let play 14 Houston
LINCOLN
PROPERTY
COMPANY
Jan 12,93.
BILL HICKEY
Mr. President.
I want to thank you for the leadership
you have given our Country over the past
12 years. you did a great job as President
and we are very prond of your success.
your administration has made a significant
impact on the future and generations to
come will benefit from it.
you should know that the entire Hickey
family (all 31 of no) cant help but talu
about the Bush family everytime we are
together. although we are all disappointed
that we will no longer see a man we
Jeff
respect as much as you on the nightly news,
We are sure that your children and grand childen
NO
are excited about getting you back I will
miss our tennis games at the WHITE House,
but plan to take it out on marvin in your
absence.
LINCOLN PROPERTY COMPANY
THank you for your contubution to
1530 WILSON BOULEVARD
SUITE 200
ARLINGTON, VA 22209
america and please know that theu.S.A.
(703) 522-4600
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is a Better place because of Geoge BuoH.
Sincerely, Bill Hubey
THE WHITE HOUSE
Mr. Rich Gentile
CBS Sports
51 West 52nd Street
New York, New York 10019
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Rich,
Thanks so much for your kind words. As our time
here in the White House comes to an end, Barbara and
I have been reflecting on what a privilege it has
been to serve the American people.
We're off to Houston tomorrow and on to private
life. Thanks, again, for writing and take care of
R.J.
Sincerely,
Cg Bl
FROM
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Mr. Rich Gentile
CBS Sports
51 West 52nd Street
New York, New York 10019
THE PRESIDENT
Jan 19, 1993
Dear R.J.
You've got a very
nice Dad
Good Luch in your
exciting life ahead -
Love Cy Bl
Happy
HOLIDAYS
Rich, Susie $ $RJ Gentile
CBS
SPORTS
A Division of CBS Inc.
51 West 52 Street
New York, New York 10019
(212) 975-4321
Dear Mr. President:
January 12, 1992
I am a producer for CBS Sports and fortunate enough to have
worked on a couple of projects that brought me to your doorstep.
The first occasion was a tribute to the special relationships of
fathers and sons and how they are fostered through the game of
baseball. I interviewed you in the Rose Garden and you spoke of
your son George and how Mrs. Bush would bring him as a baby to
your games. What a wonderful image to remember.
My second visit to White House came shortly after the Persian Gulf
War. As our heroes returned home, we were reminded of the
things that are American. In particular, the strength of raised
spirits and willing hearts in the face of adversity. Nothing seems to
forge that quality in our youth more than our common love of
sports. In that spirit you honored all of America by saluting the
service men and women of our great country in an introductory
message to the Men's NCAA Basketball Championship.
Earlier this holiday season, I received your Christmas card and it
reminded me that this is indeed a much better world than it was
four years ago. Sadly, I'm afraid the memories of liberation, the
end of the Cold War and possible world peace have been clouded
for a great many americans by a terribly biased news media. I
have enclosed, and please excuse the informality, my Christmas
card from this past season. Pictured is my son R.J. History will
teach him about one of the greatest presidents this country has
ever had. Please let me know if I can ever be of service to you or
your family.
All the best,
Rich Gentile
THE WHITE HOUSE
Mrs. Greta Lee Banzhaf
5226 Landings Boulevard
Sarasota. FL 34231
THE PRESIDENT
January 19, 1993
Dear Greta Lee,
Thanks so much for passing along the letter that
appeared in the Sarasota Herald-Tribune. As our
time here in the White House comes to an end,
Barbara and I have been reflecting on what a
privilege it has been to serve the American people.
We're off to Houston tomorrow ending public life and
beginning the grandparenting business. Please thank
your friend for her kind note and thank you, again,
for bringing it to my attention.
Love Sincerely, ag/
THE WHITE HOUSE
Ms. Marcia Capo
1724 Starling Drive
Sarasota, Florida 34231
Jan 19, '93 19,
THE PRESIDENT
Dear Marcia -
I saw your lovely
letter As I leave, I
just wanted to say Thanks
Sinclr, GBur
BANZHAF & ASSOCIATES, INC.
TRANSMITTAL LETTER
DATE:
1/15/93
FROM: Postalec Banahaf
FAX I 813-365-3146 Gours
TO: President George Bush clo David Q. Bates
FAX I 202-456-1655 or "Tatwiler 202-456-2883
Bush alvase
TOTAL NUMBER OF PAGES, INCLUDING THIS COVER LETTER : 2
David:
I Thought That The Desident should See This letter mat a
Friend of nime wrote no the local nar York Time.
It 2xpresses so well low So mery of us fed
Patales
3800 So. Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34239
365-3145
STATE
1724 Starling Drive
Sarasota, F1.
Jan. 11, 1993
Editor
SARASOTA HERALD-TRIBUNE
The line from AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL praising heroes who more
than self their country loved" brings to mind a courageous
young Navy flyer named George Walker Bush. I will miss
having a hero and a patriot as my president.
I will miss the sense of security stemming from the knowledge
that my president commands such enormous respect from world
leaders that a few phone calls from him could build an emer-
gency coalition. I will miss having a Commander-in-Chief
who is held in the highest esteem by our great military
forces because he was-one of them.
George Bush always exhibited a grace born not of political
obligation, but an innate, elusive something called "class".
Regardless of economic or social status, some possess it and
some do not. My president has it, and I will miss him.
Dealt
manciacapo
Marcia Capo
Frish with of Que lood Baw
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So Day of the
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concerning wells
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Andre T. Heinz
3322 "0" Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
1-19-93
Dear Andre-
That was a very
nice letter
May my thanks. Good
Luch in the future we in off
to ow future tomorrow- Gg Bl
Andre T. Heinz
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ANDRÉ T. HEINZ
Son of the late
Senator John Heinz
3322 o STREET, N.W.
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20007
Dear President Bush,
Happy New Year ! I hope you
and your family had a restful and
joyous holiday, and a merry Christmas.
I would like to thank you SO very
much for the Presidential Cufflinks: I am
deeply appreciative and honoured to have
received them not only from President Bush,
but also from a man who has served our
country with such honour, valor, and integrity
for so many years. Thank you very much.
I hope that you have much happiness
in whatever you decide to undertake, and that
you find life as increasingly challenging and
exciting as your record seems to show you've
found it before. all the best, and thanks to everything.
Mr. President, anlieHeina
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Fred Travalena
Travlo: Productions
4515 White Oak Place
Encino, California ; 91316
1-19-93
Dear Fred,
I got your phone
message- How thoughtful
I hope I'll see you in
Texas. But wistes,
by Be
JANUARY 19, 1993
4:15 P.M.
PHONE MESSAGE FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM: FRED TRAVALENA
Called to wish you well and to thank you for your many
kindnesses.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
.
mr. Presedent
WICK SOLLARS
626-5612
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STATE
:hat your dog has lost
et he is very healthy.
nt her to pay the DEcember
nding it to Don.
3) Do you want to talk to Wick Sollars. Operators have
the number?
Majket Not ke
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
BUSH LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY - GEORGE BUSH HANDWRITING
OF
THE UNITED THE
STATES. OF SEAL ES
1/19/93
Mr. President:
Jerry Falwell would like 60 seconds to talk with
you. Would not tell me the subject. (804)
582-2962.
FROM THE PRESIDENT
me President
never have A him.
Rose,
Two messages were left with the Signal Operators last night for
the President:
?
1. David Connard, Sabien Association- would like a call from the
President. (** He's not in Priv.)
2. Bruce McIver- The President called for him yesterday, but the
operator is not sure they spoke. Mr. McIver then called again
last night. They have his numbers.
Nancy
who
BUSH LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY - GEORGE BUSH HANDWRITING
PHONE MESSAGES FOR THE PRESIDENT
1. Secretary Sullivan called--would like a return call today.
2. Prescott Bush called He can make it for dinner tonight. He
will be at the White House around 5:30 tonight and will depart
tomorrow morning. (** I've already informed the Usher's office.)
9:20 a.m.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 19, 1993
NOTE TO: Rose Zamaria
FROM:
Nick Calio nc
SUBJECT: Call from Senator Dole on Smoking
in Federal Buildings
Senator Dole just called again about this
issue. He does not want to bother the President
with a phone call. He did ask, however, that I
send in a note to make sure that POTUS knows
that he agrees with Helms, McConnell, et al
that issuing this order at this time "doesn't
make any sense for Republicans."
FYI- A've asked Helms and Mc Connell
not to call POTUS. Both want to. Alone
assured them that their views are known.
OF
SEEL OF STATE THE PRE UNITED THE VRESIDITY
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90+ x 11 his %
1/19/93
Mr. President:
Bob Boillard wants to talk to you
leave D. C.
(207) 284-4146
favewell before you from
a
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
BUSH LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY - GEORGE BUSH HANDWRITING
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
DATE:
1-19-93
FROM THE PRESIDENT
To:
Phil -
1. Too web division
2. I cannot sign
at the last
minte, more
concensus not
having been
arrived at
City
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
3
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Rose,
Regarding the executive order to
ban smoking in the Federal work-
January 19, 1993
place, Secretary Baker is recused
from the issue.
Fran
MR. PRESIDENT:
Please find attached for your
consideration a proposed Executive
Order that would ban smoking in the
Federal workplace. The order,
which was prepared by HHS, is
controversial.
Approval: HHS and EPA strongly
support the order. Other affected
agencies find the order acceptable.
Disapproval: Agriculture and
Interior oppose the order. The
Office of Legislative Affairs also
opposes the order (a copy of their
memorandum is attached).
The Director of OMB has made no
he
recommendation and no other White
Congress,
House offices have commented.
porters, have
In their
y believe
Thank you.
would hurt
ecision be
C. WHEN Dean McGrath, Jr.
THE PRESIDENT
1-19-93
Dear Rosalie
Thanks for that
words mful letter - -
You have been wondwrit
So was thanks - Co Bul
"tay
1414 Wolftrap Run Road
Vienna, VA 22182
5 January 1993
Even
President George Bush
The White House
Washington, D. C. 20500
The Honorable President Bush,
It feels as though I have been serving my country as a White House
volunteer these past six years and It has been a most pleasant and
rewarding experience working with Joan DeCain and Dian Moore.
Thank you for giving SO unselfishly of yourself all these years serving
us and this great country. You have been a great president and we have
been very proud to have you as our leader. We wish you the happiness you
have brought to S0 many others.
We will miss having you and our lovely First Lady In the White House.
With respect and admiration,
Sir:
Rosalie matt
Attached is a copy of an
Rosalie K. Matt
offset letter of thanks
we sent from you to each
of our wonderful 300 plus
White House volunteers.
sof
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 8, 1993
Barbara and I want to extend our heartfelt thanks
to the White House volunteers, who have given so
generously of their time and talents throughout
the past four years.
In processing more than 3,000,000 greeting cards
and letters and in handling more than 1,000,000
calls to the "White House Comments Line, II you
provided a tremendous service to the American
people. You also demonstrated a sense of
who works here.
enthusiasm and dedication that inspired everyone
You have my deep appreciation for your support.
Barbara and I are especially grateful for your
outstanding assistance during such special events
as the Easter Egg Roll and Christmas tours. Time
and again, you made it possible for the White
House to be responsive and accessible to the
public -- just as Barbara and I wanted it to be.
The Administration's Thousand Points of Light
program regularly recognized exemplary volunteers
throughout the United States, but we will always
remember you as our very own Point of Light -- a
hearts. light that lifted our burdens and warmed our
Thank you again, and God bless you.
CaBul
Daily
The Honorable Richard G. Darman
Director
Office of Management and Budget
252 Old: Executive Office Building
THE PRESIDENT
Jan 19,1993
THE
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Dear Dich,
I'll await the supplement;
the forst installment kind got we.
but was a generous and
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You've been through a lot my
behalf - an antual lot; and
I know it hurts you and your
family- - Thanks and wannt
Best withes always.
From afar I'll try to
watch those special boys
future that I hope is great
of yours as they change into a
for then. Smely. Go T3al
VERITIVE OFFICE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20500
THE DIRECTOR
1/19/93
Dear Mr. President -
when I submitted my formal
resignation, I said am informal
supplement would follow. It's setting
late
I'm still having tranble
with the thoughts and words - I still
haven't made Satis factory sense out of
all this. So, like a college kid having transle
with a paper, I ask for an extension.
I'll send something I'm at least half-way
satisfied with to Houston.
Cover, please)
In the meanurile, please
know these thing
1) I'm profoundly grateful, and
always m71 be.
2) I'm To the profoculty sorry. very best trust -
extent that I failed (I
you you, know I this did complicated my I'm issue still
thinking all which the makes -it more their, difficult and perhaps forever
will be.
whather ) the election results, will whatever
3) and the First Lady and my
always the time, be you my President with decrest Dich
respect,
First Lady.
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concerning wells
HE PRESIDENT HAS SEEN 1/19
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 18, 1993
04/1
Mr. President:
Nancy of your office called and requested
we let you know that Ricky Skaggs called
and would like to see you tonight or
early tomorrow. They have Mr. Skaggs
phone number.
Manay Nancy Mitchell
BUSH LIBRARY PHOTOCOPY - GEORGE BUSH HANDWRITING
1-19-93
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
ACTION
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
FROM:
BRENT SCOWCROFT John
SUBJECT:
Evaluation Report - Robin MacLean
Purpose
The Navy Enlisted Performance Evaluation System requires that
detaching members receive an evaluation report. Chief Petty
Officer MacLean will be detaching the NSC on January 19, 1993 and
reporting to Special Boat Unit 22, New Orleans, Louisiana as
Administrative Officer.
Background
Chief MacLean joined the NSC staff as an Administrative Assistant
in Bill Sittmann's office in May 1990. In December 1990, Bob
Gates offered Robin a job in my front office. She has continued
to show the dedication and loyalty of a true top performer and I
am certain that she will not stop before or after obtaining her
goal of becoming an Officer in the United States Navy.
RECOMMENDATION
That you sign the attached letter to Admiral Kelso, Chief of
Naval Operations, as Chief Petty Officer MacLean's Rater and
That you sign block 45 as "Reporting Senior" at Tab B.
Attachments
Tab A
Letter to Admiral Kelso
Tab B
Record Copy for Chief MacLean's Microfiche Record
CC: Vice President
Chief of Staff
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(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade'secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA)
concerning wells
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Dear Admiral Kelso:
I am submitting this assessment of Chief Petty
Officer Robin MacLean upon her transfer to
Special Boat Unit 22, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Her performance as my Staff Assistant and Flag
Writer continues to be exceptional.
As a leader on my personal staff, I rely on
Robin continually. In addition to her White
House duties she travelled with me as my
personal administrative assistant during the
Presidential Campaign, and ensured all official
correspondence and memoranda were completed in a
timely fashion and were reported and transmitted
back to the White House. Her professional
competence, personal demeanor, and ability to
communicate well with all levels of Government,
both Foreign and Domestic, has allowed her to
master the intricacies of the administrative
structure of the White House. Her superb
managerial skills were instrumental in managing
the voluminous amounts of information and
correspondence flowing into my office these past
four months. This was extremely helpful and
allowed me to concentrate on the damage
assessment of Hurricanes Andrew and Iniki,
Operation RESTORE HOPE, and the smooth
transition into private life. She has been
vital in organizing, packing and designating
which of my files to go with me to my private
office. in Houston, Texas, and which of those
files should go directly into the Presidential
Library storage.
GoBd
2
Chief MacLean has unlimited potential. Her
professional reputation and impressive
administrative capabilities demand the respect
and admiration of all with whom she has met.
Robin exemplifies pride and professionalism and
has earned my complete confidence. She should
be an Officer now and promoted to a position of
unlimited responsibility. Robin can do it.
Sincerely,
CaBl
Admiral Frank B. Kelso, II, USN
Chief of Naval Operations
Department of the Navy
Washington, D.C. 20350-2000
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20506
January 15, 1993
ACTION
MEMORANDUM FOR BRENT SCOWCROFT
THROUGH:
FROM:
WILLIAM F SITTMANN 6PM
JANIS K. WHITLEY
SUBJECT:
Evaluation Report--Robin MacLean
Attached at Tab I for your initials is a memorandum requesting
the President's signature at Tab A and at Tab B on a detaching
Enlisted Evaluation Performance Report for Chief Petty Officer
Robin MacLean, USN, Staff Assistant to the President.
This report covers the period of 1 October 1992 to 20 January
1993 and would close out Robin with the NSC.
RECOMMENDATION
That you initial the memorandum at Tab I, requesting the
President's signature on Robin's evaluation report at Tab A and
at Tab B.
Approve
On
Disapprove
Attachments
Tab I
Scowcroft Memo to the President
Tab A
Letter to Admiral Kelso
Tab B
Record copy for Chief MacLean's Microfiche record
Last Week
CONGRESSIONAL
Even though the House and Senate
were not in session, there was plenty of
MONITOR
action on the Hill last week as a number
of Senate panels held confirmation hear-
ings and two special investigative panels
released final reports.
The Finance Committee gave Sen.
C
Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, the nod to be
Treasury secretary.
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Volume 29, Number 10
Other committees held confirmation
hearings on nominations for the depart-
ments of State, Health and Human Ser-
vices, Housing and Urban Development,
This Week in Congress
Agriculture, Transportation and Educa-
tion. (See status chart, p. 2)
A bipartisan mix of lawmakers were
quick to offer their support for President
President Bush hands over the reins
ment of the Senate Foreign Relations
Bush's decision to initiate retaliatory strikes
of government this week to Bill Clinton,
Committee to become the next secretary of
on Iraq for violating U.N. peace accords.
ending 12 years of Republican control of
State, despite some questions last week
House Speaker Thomas S. Foley, D-
the White House.
about whether he misled Congress in 1977
Wash., said he decided to name Dan
Clinton will become the 42nd presi-
about his knowledge of Army spying on
Glickman, D-Kan., as chairman of the
dent in U.S. history when he takes the
civilians during the 1960s.
Intelligence Committee to replace Dave
oath of office at noon on Wednesday on
After initial questioning, Republi-
McCurdy, D-Okla.
the west front of the Capitol. Al Gore will
cans decided to accept Christopher's
And Ohio Republican Bill Gradison
be sworn in as vice president.
word that when he told the panel in 1977
announced he would resign his House
Afterward, Clinton and Gore will be
that he was unaware of Army spying, he
seat at the end of the month to become
the guests of honor at a traditional Hill
was discussing specific attempts to infil-
president of the Health Insurance Associ-
luncheon sponsored by congressional
trate anti-war groups, not general surveil-
ation of America.
leaders.
lance activities by the Army.
Ohio Gov. George V. Voinovich, R, set
Other than inaugural events, Con-
Education Nomination. Following
March 16 as the date for the primary elec-
gress has a light schedule this week.
a smooth hearing last week, the Senate
tion and May 4 for the special election in
Senate leaders plan to move quickly
Labor and Human Resources Committee
Ohio's 2nd District to replace Gradison.
on most of Clinton's Cabinet nomina-
is expected to endorse Richard W. Riley
Confirmation Action
tions. Senate panels will resume con-
for Education secretary.
firmation hearings today, and floor votes
Riley, a former governor of South
More Senate committees opened for
could occur on some of the nominees as
Carolina, favors a direct student loan
business early last week to begin work on
early as tomorrow.
program and opposes allowing parents to
several of the top level nominations of
The House on Thursday may work
send their children to private schools at
President-elect Bill Clinton.
on organizational matters, including pro
public expense.
The full Senate is expected to take
forma approval of committee assign-
Labor Nomination. The Senate
final action on some of the following
ments. Republicans, angry over a Demo-
Labor and Human Resources Committee
nominations later this week.
cratic-backed rules package adopted two
will vote on the nomination of Robert B.
Bentsen. The Finance Committee
weeks ago, are expected to force a num-
Reich to be Labor secretary. He is ex-
approved, 19-0, the nomination of Trea-
ber of procedural votes.
pected to win easy approval.
sury Secretary-designate Lloyd Bentsen,
Agriculture Nomination. Despite
D-Texas, who has chaired the committee
Confirmation Votes Set
concerns by some Midwest lawmakers
since 1987.
Senate committees will vote today
that Agriculture Secretary-designate
Bentsen said reducing the deficit will
on whether to endorse eight of Clinton's
Mike Espy would bias agriculture policy
be a top priority. He also indicated that
Cabinet picks. Tomorrow, the Armed
toward Southern farmers, the Mississippi
Services Committee vote on Les Aspin's
Democrat is likely to easily win the en-
See LAST WEEK on p. 3
nomination to head the Pentagon. An-
dorsement of the Senate Agriculture
other five nominees will appear before
Committee.
In This Issue
panels during the week. (See box, p. 2)
HUD Nomination. The Senate
THIS WEEK
Two nominees - Treasury Secre-
Banking Committee is certain to support
1
LAST WEEK
tary-designate Lloyd Bentsen and Leon
Henry G. Cisneros' nomination to be sec-
1
E. Panetta, tapped to head the Office of
retary of Housing and Urban Develop-
TODAY
Management and Budget have already
ment (HUD), when he panel meets today.
Committee Listings
4
News Events
received committee approval. Their
The former mayor of San Antonio,
4
FUTURE
nominations could be considered on the
Cisneros has promised to move aggres-
Senate Committees
Senate floor tomorrow.
sively to provide aid to ailing cities. Cis-
5
House Committees
7
Committee votes are scheduled to-
neros told the panel on Jan. 12 that he
Other Events
7
day on the nominees for the following
would accelerate government spending
STATUS CHARTS
Cabinet posts:
on a program to help people in public
House Floor
9
State Nomination. Warren M.
Senate Floor
9
Christopher seems sure to win the endorse-
See THIS WEEK on p. 2
Page 2
Congressional Monitor
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
THIS from p. 1
nance Committee will vote on the nomi-
Confirmation Hearings
nation of Donna E. Shalala to be secre-
Justice Nomination. Attorney
housing purchase their units.
tary of Health and Human Services.
General-designate Zoe Baird will go be-
EPA Nomination. When the Sen-
The Finance panel heard from
fore the Senate Judiciary Committee
ate Environment and Public Works Com-
Shalala last week, as did the Labor panel,
amid recent revelations that she illegally
mittee meets today, it is expected to en-
which has no official jurisdiction over the
employed undocumented workers in her
dorse Carol M. Browner to become the
nomination.
home.
next administrator of the Environmental
Trade Representative. The Fi-
While her employment of illegal
Protection Agency (EPA).
nance panel will also consider, and vote
aliens has caused some to question
In a Jan. 11 appearance, Browner
on, the nomination of Mickey Kantor to
whether Baird, 40, should become the na-
told the panel that the incoming adminis-
be the U.S. Trade Representative.
tion's highest law enforcement officer,
tration would rely on market-based in-
During the last decade, U.S. trade
her nomination is not considered to be
centives to solve the nation's environ-
relations have taken on great importance,
jeopardy.
mental problems.
especially with Japan and the European
Baird's professional experience is
Defense Nomination. The Senate
Community.
varied, including work in both the public
Armed Services Committee tomorrow
In addition, one of the new adminis-
and private arenas. In 1990, she became
will vote on whether to recommend that
tration's first priorities will be sealing
general counsel for Aetna Life & Casu-
Les Aspin be confirmed as Defense secre-
the recently negotiated North American
alty Co., where she supervised a large
tary. Aspin, D-Wis., the current chair-
Free Trade Agreement with Mexico and
staff of more than 100 lawyers. Other
man of the House Armed Services Com-
Canada.
work includes brief stints at the Justice
mittee, is expected to easily win the
Kantor, 53, is a seasoned political
Department and White House under
approval of the panel.
operative who managed President-elect
President Jimmy Carter.
HHS Nomination. The Senate Fi-
Clinton's campaign.
Interior Department. The least
Status of Clinton's Major Appointments
Position
Nominee
Senate Status 1
Secretary of State
Warren M. Christopher
Foreign Relations hearing completed Jan. 14; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Treasury
Lloyd Bentsen
Finance approved, 19-0, Jan. 12
Secretary of Defense
Les Aspin
Armed Services hearing completed Jan. 7; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 20
Attorney General
Zoe Baird
Judiciary hearing scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Interior
Bruce Babbitt
Energy hearing scheduled Jan. 19; (Indian
Affairs hearing scheduled Jan. 25)
Secretary of Agriculture
Mike Espy
Agriculture hearing completed Jan. 14; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Commerce
Ronald H. Brown
Commerce hearing completed Jan. 6
Secretary of Labor
Robert B. Reich
Labor hearing completed Jan. 7; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Health & Human Services
Donna E. Shalala
Finance hearing completed Jan. 14; committee vote
scheduled Jan. 19; (Labor hearing Jan. 15)
Secretary of Housing & Urban Development
Henry G. Cisneros
Banking hearing completed Jan. 12; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Transportation
Federico Peña
Commerce hearing completed Jan. 7; (Environment
hearing Jan. 13)
Secretary of Energy
Hazel R. O'Leary
Energy hearing scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Education
Richard W. Riley
Labor hearing completed Jan. 12; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Jesse Brown
Veterans' Affairs hearing completed Jan. 7
Director, Office of Management & Budget
Leon E. Panetta
Governmental Affairs hearing completed Jan. 11;
committee approved, by voice vote, Jan. 13
National Security Adviser
Anthony Lake
Chairwoman, Council of Economic Advisers
Laura D'Andrea Tyson
Banking hearing scheduled Jan. 21
Chairman, National Economic Council
Robert E. Rubin
Ambassador to United Nations
Madeleine K. Albright
Foreign Relations hearing scheduled Jan. 21; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 26
U.S. Trade Representative
Mickey Kantor
Finance hearing and vote scheduled Jan. 19
Director, Environmental Protection Agency
Carol M. Browner
Environment hearing completed Jan. 11; committee
vote scheduled Jan. 19
Director, Central Intelligence Agency
R. James Woolsey Jr.
Intelligence hearing scheduled Feb. 2
White House Chief of Staff
Thomas F. McLarty III
1
Hearings listed in parentheses are by committees that do not have jurisdiction over the nominee's confirmation. These hearings are for informational purposes-only:
. Not subject to confirmation
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Congressional Monitor
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THIS WEEK from p. 2
LAST from p. 1
ment proposals play a key role in the
administration's economic stimulus
controversial subject brought up when
cuts may be in store for popular federal
package.
Interior Secretary-designate Bruce Bab-
programs such as Social Security and vet-
Panel members urged Cisneros to
bitt appears before the Senate Energy
erans benefits.
develop with the administration an eco-
and Natural Resources Committee today
Bentsen also said a middle-class tax
nomic recovery plan that balances the
may be the nominee himself.
cut would be difficult to go through with
needs or urban and rural areas.
Babbitt, who is recognized as one of
given the grim deficit predictions from
Browner. Carol M. Browner, nomi-
the foremost conservationists in the
the White House Office of Management
nated to head the Environmental Protec-
country, is not expected to have trouble
and Budget.
tion Agency, told the Senate Environ-
winning the panel's support or confirma-
Altman. Following Bentsen was
ment Committee that creating and
tion by the full Senate.
Roger G. Altman, Clinton's choice for the
marketing new environmental protection
But Babbitt is likely to be peppered
No. 2 job at Treasury. Altman told the
technologies would help the United
with questions on a variety of controver-
Finance Committee that an economic
States revive its economy and become
sial subjects. Western lawmakers are
stimulus package, to be introduced
more competitive in world markets.
likely to quiz him on what he considers
shortly after Inauguration Day, is likely
Browner also said reviewing the
the proper balance between protection of
to include new taxes on consumption.
"superfund" law, which covers the clean-
the Northern spotted owl and support for
Altman said no decision had been
up of the nation's worst hazardous waste
local logging interests.
made on specific items in the package,
sites, would be one of her first priorities
Questions about federal grazing fees,
but noted that a national sales tax was
upon taking office.
wetlands protection, California desert
being considered.
Christopher. Warren M. Christo-
Other Hill News
protection and mining law reform are all
expected during the hearing.
pher, designated to be secretary of State,
'October Surprise.' A special House
The Indian Affairs Committee will
told the Senate Foreign Relations Commit-
task force, in a final report, said there was
hear from Babbitt next Monday.
tee that the incoming Clinton administra-
absolutely no proof the Reagan-Bush cam-
Energy Department. Energy Sec-
tion "stands shoulder to shoulder" with the
paign team struck a deal with Iran to delay
retary-designate Hazel R. O'Leary, will
Bush administration's decision to retaliate
the release of U.S. hostages until after the
appear today before the Senate Energy
against Iraq's violation of the agreement
1980 presidential election.
panel.
that ended the 1991 Persian Gulf War.
The investigation was initiated by
O'Leary's nomination signaled Clin-
Christopher also said that as presi-
Democrats who wanted to look into allega-
ton's determination to move the empha-
dent Bill Clinton would strive to compel
tions that campaign officials conspired
sis of U.S. energy policy away from pro-
Serbia to end the war in the former Yu-
with Iranians to delay the hostages' release,
duction and toward conservation.
goslavia, even if that requires force.
thereby préventing an "October surprise"
A. utility executive, O'Leary was set
Panetta Vote. The Governmental
that might have boosted President Jimmy
to become president of Northern States
Affairs Committee voted to recommend
Carter's re-election campaign.
Power's Natural Gas Utility this month,
the confirmation of Leon E. Panetta, D-
MIA-POW. The Senate Select
but instead took the government job.
Calif., as director of the Office of Man-
Committee on POW-MIA Affairs issued
O'Leary is likely to face questioning
agement and Budget. The approval is
a final report saying it had uncovered no
about her lack of expertise in the area of
subject to his formal nomination when
"convincing evidence" indicating that
nuclear weapons production and disposal
Clinton takes office.
American servicemen are being held
of nuclear waste. She supports opening
In a hearing, Panetta told the commit-
against their will in Southeast Asia
up a high-level waste dump at Yucca
tee that reducing the nation's red ink will
nearly 20 years after the Vietnam War.
Mountain in Nevada - a move opposed
be a higher economic priority than giving
It did say there was evidence to sug-
by many environmentalists.
the middle class a tax break.
gest Americans were held prisoner after
U.N. Nomination. The Senate For-
Panetta said that the balance of
the war ended but that U.S. officials had
eign Relations Committee on Thursday
spending cuts and new taxes used in the
no "certain knowledge" of troops that
will hold a confirmation hearing on Mad-
1990 budget agreement (two-thirds
were knowingly left behind.
eline K. Albright, who has been tapped to
spending cuts, one-third new taxes)
The report capped a 15-month, $1.9
be U.S. ambassador to the United Na-
would probably be a good model to follow
million investigation that was initiated
tions.
for any future deficit-reduction package.
by members of both parties, many of
Albright, long a stalwart of Demo-
Rivlin. Alice M. Rivlin, nominated
whom served in Vietnam, following a se-
cratic politics, has been a professor at
to be deputy director of OMB, reiterated
ries of news reports and publication of
Georgetown University since 1982.
the deficit reduction priorities that Pa-
photographs in 1991 that indicated U.S.
The role of the U.N. ambassador is
netta had presented to the committee.
servicemen might have been held pris-
becoming more important as the United
Rivlin has argued against placing an
oner in Vietnam long after the war
Nations itself takes on more responsibil-
economic stimulus package ahead of ef-
ended.
ity for world problems. Clinton has prom-
forts to reduce federal red ink.
Pay Raise Suit. Some House and
ised to elevate the office of U.N. ambas-
Riley. Richard Riley, Clinton's
Senate Republicans asked a U.S. appeals
sador to Cabinet status.
choice for Education secretary, testified
court to revoke a $4,100 congressional
CEA Nomination. The Senate
before the Senate Labor and Human Re-
pay raise that took effect at the begin-
Banking Committee on Thursday will
sources Committee in favor of direct stu-
ning of the year, on the grounds that the
question Laura D'Andrea Tyson, Clin-
dent loans and in opposition to school
automatic cost of living adjustment vio-
ton's choice to chair the Council on Eco-
choice, a plan that has been pushed un-
late the 27th Amendment.
nomic Advisors.
successfully by President Bush.
The 27th Amendment bars pay
The 45-year-old Tyson, a macro-
Cisneros. Henry G. Cisneros, who
raises approved during one Congress
economist by training, is considered an
has been nominated to head the Depart-
from taking effect until an election of the
expert on trade issues and may come un-
ment of Housing and Urban Develop-
House has intervened. The GOP mem-
der fire for some of her writings - which
ment, told the Banking, Housing and Ur-
bers argue that the amendment also bars
are not always wholeheartedly supportive
ban Affairs Committee that he would
pay raises that have not be specifically
of free trade.
make sure that urban and rural develop-
approved, such as COLAs.
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Congressional Monitor
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Meetings & Events Scheduled Today
Senate Committees
Note: In addition to considering the Kantor nomi-
Witnesses scheduled: Craig Fields - chairman,
nation the committee will vote on the nomina-
Microelectronics Computer Technology Corp.;
tions of Roger C. Altman to be deputy secretary of
Mitch Kapor - president, Electronic Frontier
VOTE ON NOMINATION:
the Treasury and Donna Shalala to be secretary of
Foundation; John Sculley - chairman, Apple
Health and Human Services
AGRICULTURE SECRETARY
Computer
Senate Agriculture Committee
The full committee (Chairman Leahy, D-
VOTE ON NOMINATION:
FULL COMMITTEE
Vt) will vote on the nomination of Rep. Mike
SECRETARY OF STATE
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
Espy, D-Miss. to be secretary of Agriculture.
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Committee on
1:30pm SR-332 Russell Bldg. January 19
The full committee (Chairman Pell, D-R.I.)
House Administration
will meet to consider and vote on the nomina-
The full committee (Chairman Rose, D-
tion of Warren M. Christopher to be secretary
VOTE ON NOMINATION:
N.C.) will meet to organize for the 103rd
of State.
HUD SECRETARY
Congress.
10am S-116 Capitol Bldg. January 19
Senate Banking Committee
11am H-328 Capitol Bldg. January 19
The full committee (Chairman Riegle, D-
Mich.) will meet to vote on the nomination of
ATTORNEY GENERAL NOMINATION
Henry G. Cisneros to be secretary of Housing
Senate Judiciary Committee
News Events
and Urban Development.
The full committee (Chairman Biden, D-
10am SD-385 Dirksen Bldg. January 19
Del.) will hold a confirmation hearing on the
nomination of Zoe Baird to be Attorney
GERMAN ISSUES
General.
National Economists Club will sponsor a
ENERGY NOMINATION
9am SD-106 Dirksen Bldg. January 19
luncheon meeting to hear German radio and
Senate Energy Committee
newspaper commentator Peter de Thaier dis-
The full committee (Chairman Johnston,
cuss changes shaping German economic policy
D-La.) will hold a confirmation hearing on the
VOTE ON NOMINATIONS:
and the possible changes in U.S. policy toward
nomination of Hazel R. O'Leary to be secretary
LABOR & EDUCATION SECYS
Germany under the new Clinton
of Energy.
Senate Labor Committee
administration.
9:30 SD-G50 January 19
The full committee (Chairman Kennedy, D-
Noon to 1:30pm, Montpelier dining room,
Mass.) will meet to vote on pending
Library of Congress Madison Bldg., 101 Inde-
nominations.
pendence Ave. S.E. January 19
INTERIOR NOMINATION
9:30am SD-430 Dirksen Bldg. January 19
Contact: 703-532-9048
Senate Energy Committee
Agenda:
Note: There is a charge for this event of $10 for
The full committee (Chairman Johnston,
Robert Reich to be secretary of Labor
members and $15 for non-members. For reserva-
D-La.) will hold a confirmation hearing on the
Richard W. Riley to be secretary of Education.
tions call the number listed above. Deadline for
nomination of Bruce Babbitt to be secretary of
reservations is noon the day before the luncheon
is scheduled.
Interior.
2pm SD-G50 January 19
VOTE ON NOMINATION:
VETERANS SECRETARY
WOMEN & THE ECONOMY
Senate Veterans' Affair Committee
VOTE ON NOMINATION:
The full commit Chairman Rockefeller,
Center for Policy Alternatives will sponsor a
EPA ADMINISTRATOR
D-W.Va.) will to vote on the nomination
meeting on women in the economy.
Senate Environment Committee
of Jesse Br to be secretary of Veterans
2:30pm Washington Hilton Hotel January
The full committee (Chairman Moynihan,
19
Affairs.
D-N.Y.) will vote on the nomination of Carol
Contact: Linda-Tarr Whalen at 202-387-
10am SR-418 Russell Bldg. January 19
M. Browner to be administrator of the Envi-
6030
ronmental Protection Agency (EPA).
4:30pm SD-406 Dirksen Bldg. January 19
House Committees
ECONOMIC INDICATORS
AND REPORTS
TRADE REP NOMINATION;
No set time: The Federal Reserve releases
VOTE ON NOMINATIONS
COMMUNICATIONS
the weekly reports on selected interest rates
Senate Finance Committee
INFRASTRUCTURE
and assets and liabilities of commercial banks.
The full committee (Chairman Moynihan,
House Energy and Commerce Committee
(Usually released on Monday)
D-N.Y.) will hold a confirmation hearing on the
Telecommunications. and Finance Sub-
2pm: The Treasury Department sells 3- and
nomination of Mickey Kantor to be U.S. Trade
committee (Chairman Markey, D-Mass.) will
6-month bills. (Usually released on Monday)
Representative.
hold a hearing on national telecommunications
4:30pm, approx.: The American Petroleum
10am SD-608 Dirksen Bldg. tentative Janu-
and information infrastructure.
Institute releases the weekly report on petro-
ary 19
11am 2123 Rayburn Bldg. January 19
leum inventories. (May be delayed)
New listing
Revised listing
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Congressional Monitor
Page 5
Senate Committees Future Listings
Aging
EMPLOYMENT REPORT
(Chairman Pell, D-R.I.) will meet to consider
Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-
and vote on pending nominations.
224-5364
fairs Committee (Chairman Riegle, D-Mich.)
10am S-116 Capitol Bldg. January 19
will hold a hearing to receive the semi-annual
10:30am S-116 Capitol Bldg. January 26
COST OF DRUGS DEVELOPED
report to Congress mandated by the Hum-
Agenda:
WITH GOVERNMENT SUPPORT
phrey-Hawkins Full Employment and Bal-
January 19:
Senate Special Aging Committee (Chair-
anced Growth Act of 1978 (PL 95-523). The act
Warren M. Christopher to be secretary of State
declared a national policy of full employment,
January 26:
man Pryor, D-Ark.) will hold a hearing on
Madeline K. Albright to be U.S. ambassador to the
federal government support for research on,
increased real income, and balanced growth.
United Nations
and development of, new prescription drugs.
10am SD-562 Dirksen Bldg. February 18
Clifton R. Wharton Jr., to be deputy secretary of
The session will focus on the pricing structure
Witness scheduled: Alan Greenspan chairman,
State
for drugs developed through Cooperative Re-
Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System
search and Development Agreements
(CRADAs). In particular, members will review
STATE DEPT. NOMINATIONS
REDLINING
the high cost of drugs for the treatment of
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
AIDS and HIV related illnesses, most of which
Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-
(Chairman Pell. D-R.I.) will hold confirmation
were developed with significant federal
fairs Committee (Chairman Riegle, D-Mich.)
hearings on pending nominations.
will hold a hearing on discrimination against
support.
10am & 2pm SH-216 Hart Bldg. January 21
Time and room TBA February date TBA
minorities and others in mortgage loans.
& 22
Time TBA SD-538 Dirksen Bldg. tentative
Agenda:
February 24
January 21:
Madeline K. Albright to be U.S. ambassador to the
Armed Services
United Nations
January 22:
224-3871
Budget
Clifton R. Wharton Jr. to be deputy secretary of
State
224-0642
DEFENSE NOMINATION
ECONOMIC &
Committee Vote
BUDGET OUTLOOK
Senate Armed Services Committee (Chair-
Senate Budget Committee (Chairman Sas-
CONGRESSIONAL
man Nunn, D-Ga.) will meet to vote on the
ser, D-Tenn.) will hold hearings on the eco-
nomination of Les Aspin, D-Wis., to be scretary
nomic and budget outlook.
MONITOR
of Defense.
10am SD-608 Dirksen Bldg. January 26 &
immediately following the swearing-in cere-
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222 Russell Bldg. January 20
January 26: Robert Reischauer - director, Con-
Senior Editor: Robert Healy
gressional Budget Office
News Editors: Amy Stern, Elizabeth Helfgott
January 28: Alan Greenspan chairman, Board of
Governors, Federal Reserve System
Senior Reporters: Thomas Galvin, Keith Glover
Banking, Housing
Christine C. Lawrence, Richard Sammon
Reporters: David Masci, Laura Michaelis,
& Urban Affairs
Elizabeth A. Palmer, Andrew Taylor
Energy & Natural
Editorial Assistant: Jeanne Ponessa
224-7391
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224-4971
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Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Af-
fairs Committee (Chairman Riegle, D-Mich.)
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Vice Chairman: Andrew P. Corty
will hold a hearing on the nomination of Laura
Senate Energy and Natural Resources
Editor and Publisher: Neil Skene
D'Andrea Tyson to be chairwoman of the
Committee (Chairman Johnston, D-La.) will
Executive Editor: Robert W. Merry
Council of Economic Advisers.
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10am SD-562 Dirksen January 21
of Bruce Babbitt to be secretary of Interior.
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Senate continued
on the threat of nuclear proliferation in the
coming decade.
Rules &
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 24
Governmental
Administration
224-6352
Affairs
FULL COMMITTEE MARKUP:
PENDING BUSINESS
FULL COMMITTEE
224-4751
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will mark up pend-
Senate Rules and Administration Commit-
FULL COMMITTEE
ing legislation.
tee (Chairman Ford, D-Ky.) will meet to orga-
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 25
nize for the 103rd Congress.
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
9:30am SR-301 Russell Bldg. January 28
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will meet to orga-
nize for the 103rd Congress.
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. January 26
SENATE COMMITTEE
Indian Affairs
OPERATING BUDGET HEARINGS
Senate Rules and Administration Commit-
CABINET STATUS FOR EPA
224-2251
tee (Chairman Ford, D-Ky.) will hold hearings
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
on 1993 operating budgets for Senate
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
INTERIOR NOMINATION
committees.
on a proposal to elevate the administrator of
the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Senate Select Indian Affairs Committee
9:30am SR-301 Russell Bldg. February 3 &
(Chairman Inouye, D-Hawaii) will hold a hear-
4
to a cabinet level post.
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. January 28
ing on the nomination of Bruce Babbitt to be
secretary of Interior.
FULL COMMITTEE MARKUP:
2pm SH-216 Hart Bldg. January 25
SENATE COMMITTEE BUDGETS
MEASURING GOVERNMENT
Senate Rules and Administration Commit-
PERFORMANCE
INDIAN AFFAIRS
tee (Chairman Ford, D-Ky.) will meet to mark
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING
up committee 1993 operating budgets for Sen-
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
Senate Select Indian Affairs Committee
ate committees.
on proposals to measure performance in federal
programs.
(Chairman Inouye, D-Hawaii) will meet to
9:30am SR-301 Russell Bldg. February 18
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 2
organize for the 103rd Congress.
10am SR-485 Russell Bldg. January 26
Veterans' Affairs
NUCLEAR COST EFFECTIVENESS
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
224-9126
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
on a General Accounting Office report on the
VETERANS NOMINATION
cost effectiveness U.S. strategic nuclear forces
Intelligence
Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee
in the air, and on land and sea (known as
(Chairman Rockefeller, D-W.Va.) will hold a
224-1700
TRIAD).
confirmation hearing on the nomination of
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 4
Hershel Gober to be deputy secretary of Veter-
CIA NOMINATION
ans Affairs.
Senate Select Intelligence Committee
11am SR-418 Russell Bldg. January 22
HATCH ACT REVISIONS
(Chairman DeConcini, D-Ariz.) will hold a
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
confirmation hearing on the nomination of R.
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
James Woolsey, Jr., to be director of the CIA.
LEGISLATIVE AGENDA OF
on revisions to the 1939 Hatch Act, which
10am SH-216 Hart Bldg. February 2
VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS
regulates political participation by most fed-
Note: The panel is expected to go into a closed
session with Woolsey after the above open hear-
Joint Hearing
eral employees.
ing.
Senate Veterans' Affairs Committee
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 17
(Chairman Rockefeller, D-W.Va.) and House
Veterans' Affairs Committee (Chairman Mont-
gomery, D-Miss.) will hold joint hearings to
hear veterans' organizations present their legis-
INSURANCE COMPANIES
lative agendas for the 103rd Congress.
AND MEDICARE
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
Judiciary
9:30am 345 Cannon Bldg. February 23 & 25;
March 2 & 31
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
Agenda:
224-5225
on whether the share of Medicare costs paid by
February 23: Disabled American Veterans
insurance companies is appropriate.
February 25: Paralyzed Veterans of America;
ATTORNEY GENERAL NOMINATION
9:30am SD-342 Dirksen Bldg. February 18
Blinded Veterans of America; Military Order of
Senate Judiciary Committee (Chairman Bi-
the Purple Heart; Jewish War Veterans; Retired
den, D-Del.) will hold a confirmation hearing
Officers Association
on the nomination of Zoe Baird to be Attorney
March 2: Veterans of Foreign Wars
NUCLEAR PROLIFERATION
General.
March 31: AMVETS; Veterans of World War I;
Senate Governmental Affairs Committee
(Chairman Glenn, D-Ohio) will hold a hearing
9am SD-106 Dirksen Bldg. January 19
Vietnam Veterans of America; American Ex-
Prisoners of War; Non-Commissioned Officers
Time and room TBA tentative January 21
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House Veterans' Affairs Committee (Chair-
103rd Congress.
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ment, National Cancer Institute; Zola Horovitz
bers listed above
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SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
PANEL: Abbey Meyers executive director, Na-
Environmental and Energy Study Confer-
tional Organization for Rare Disorders; James
Packard Love Taxpayer Assets Project
ence will sponsor a briefing on "A Sustainable
HEALTH-CARE BRIEFING
PANEL: Michael E. Gluck Office of Technology
Energy Blueprint" and "A Sustainable Energy
Citizen Action and the Fund for Health
Assessment; Alan M. Garber - Research Asso-
Budget."
Security will sponsor a briefing for members of
ciate, U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs; Robert F.
2pm 2322 Rayburn Bldg. January 22
Congress on health-care revision issues.
Allnutt vice president, Pharmaceutical Manu-
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10am 2128 Rayburn Bldg. January 26
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TRANSATLANTIC TRADE
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House Small Business Committee (Chair-
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sponsor a luncheon meeting to hear a discus-
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MAKING DECISIONS UNDER
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NEW ECONOMIC RULES
January 28:
LOBBYING AND CAMPAIGNING
National Economists Club will sponsor a
10:15am: Social Welfare Policy for the Nineties
LAW & ETHICS
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Sen. George Mitchell, D-Maine
Government Relations Program of the Cen-
of the University of Maryland College of Busi-
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ter for Career Education and Workshops of the
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information call the number listed above.
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series on lobbying and campaigning laws and
rules and profound changes in current eco-
ethics.
nomic systems.
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Time and room TBA February 2, 9, 16, 23;
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THE DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL BASE
March 2, 9, 16, 23
sity Club, Marvin Center, 800 21st St. N.W.
Horizons, A Women in Defense Founda-
Contact: 202-994-5299
January 26
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Contact: 703-532-9048
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reservations and information call the number
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and the integration of defense and commercial
reservations is noon the day before the luncheon
technologies to strengthen the nation's indus-
WOMEN'S HEALTH SYMPOSIUM
is scheduled.
trial base.
Women's National Democratic Club will
Noon to 2pm, SR-325 Russell Bldg. January
sponsor a symposium on the "Campaign for
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Women's Health: Issues and Advocacy."
LEGALITY OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT
Contact: Kathleen Fiamengo at 703-553-
10am, Women's National Democratic Club,
COOPERATIVE COMMITTEES
5582
1526 New Hampshire Ave. N.W. February 4
National Association of Manufacturers will
Note: There is a $35 charge for this event. For
Contact: Mary Cotucci at 202-232-7363
sponsor an Issue Briefing Breakfast to hear
reservations send a check, made payable to Hori-
Highlights:
Rep. Steve Gunderson, R-Wis., discuss a recent
zons, A Women in Defense Foundation, to:
Noon: Luncheon program The Politics of WOm-
National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) deci-
Kathleen Fiamengo
en's Health
sion about cooperative labor-management
GEC-Marconi
Bernadine Healy, director, National Institutes of
committees established to help management
1111 Jefferson Davis Highway
Health
Suite 800
respond to employee criticisms. The NLRB
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Arlington, Va. 22202
found that such committees are "labor orga-
general public. For reservations call the number
Deadline is January 19
listed above.
nizations" like unions and as such may not be
"dominated" by an employer by establishing
them and setting their agenda.
ENERGY PRIORITIES
EXECUTIVE BRANCH &
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IN 103rd CONGRESS
REGULATORY AFFAIRS
H St. N.W. January 27
Women in Government Relations will spon-
Contact: Michael Smith at 202-637-3115
Government Relations Program of the Cen-
sor, a luncheon meeting to hear a discussion of
Note: There is a charge for this event of $35 for
ter for Career Education and Workshops of the
members and $45 for non-members. For reserva-
the direction of energy policy in the 103rd
George Washington University will sponsor a
tions call Tiffany Adams at 202-637-3118 or send
Congress.
series on the executive branch and regulatory
a check, made payable to NAM Issues Briefing
Noon to 2pm, Capitol Hill Club, 300 First St.
affairs.
Breakfast, to:
S.E. January 29
Time and room TBA February 4, 11, 18 &
NAM
Contact: Pam Whitted at 202-682-0611
25; March 4, 11, 18 & 25
1331 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W.
Participants: Ben Cooper majority staff director,
Contact: 202-994-5299
Sutie 1500-North Lobby
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Commit-
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Washington, D.C. 20004
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reservations and information call the number
Attn: Betty Williams
Energy and Natural Resources Committee; Jack
listed above.
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Power Subcommittee; Jessica Laverty minority
MOYNIHAN VIEWS ON
staff director, House Energy and Power Sub-
103rd CONGRESS
committee
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CONGRESSIONAL BUDGETING
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inar on understanding congressional
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Women in Government Relations
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action in the 103rd Congress.
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19, April 15
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GOVERNOR'S MEETING
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FY94 BUDGET & POLICY AGENDA
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Congressional Quarterly will sponsor a con-
NEW ENGLAND ISSUES
J.W. Marriott Hotel January 31, February
ference on President Clinton's fiscal 1994 bud-
The New England Council will sponsor a
1 &2
get and the policy initiatives it contains.
breakfast meeting with new members of the
Contact: Lisa Lackovic at 202-624-5898
9:30am to 4:15pm, Ritz-Carlton Hotel, 2100
New England delegation.
Massachusetts Ave. N.W. February 25
8am B-338 Rayburn Bldg. January 28
Contact: 202-887-8620 (toll-free 1-800-432-
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01/19/93
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R2
SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
7:15 am
Photos with USSS Tour Officers
Diplomatic
(10 min)
(Firestone)
(TAB A)
Reception Room
8:00 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
8:30 am
Intelligence Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Scowcroft)
8:45 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Scowcroft)
9:15 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
9:30 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Brady)
(TAB B)
9:45 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
10:15 am
Photo with Grounds Keepers
Rose Garden
(5 min)
(Walters)
(TAB C)
10:20 am
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(60 min)
11:20 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(35 min)
11:55 am
Photo with NASA Adminis-
Oval Office
(5 min)
trator Dan Goldin
(TAB D)
12:00 pm
Lunch with the Vice President
Oval Office
(60 min)
1:00 pm
Meeting with John Magaw
Oval Office
(10 min)
(Zamaria)
1:20 pm
B Pre Brief for Interview
Diplomatic
(10 min)
(Fitzwater)
(TAB E)
Reception 700m
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
1:30 pm
B Interview with National
Map Room
(20 min)
Geographic
(Fitzwater)
(TAB F)
1:50 pm
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(70 min)
3:00 pm
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(2 hrs)
7:15 pm
B Private Dinner
Residence
(Firestone)
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
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1/15/93
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
JANUARY 15, 1993
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY MEMBERS OF THE SECRET SERVICE
UNIFORM DIVISION/TOUR OFFICERS
DATE:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1993
LOCATION:
DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM
TIME:
7:15 a.m.
DRESS:
BUSINESS SUIT
FROM:
LAURIE FIRESTONE LL
I.
PURPOSE
Farewell photo with members of the Tour Division/Uniform
Division of the Secret Service.
II. BACKGOUND
The Tour Division consists of 28 members of the Uniform
Division of the Secret Service. These officers conduct
early morning VIP tours of the residence as well as the
public tours, interacting with an approximate one million
visitors a year.
III. GUESTS
THE PRESIDENT
LIEUTENANT (b)(7)(c),
Senior Officer
Other Members of the Tour Division (see attached list)
IV. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer only
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
7:15 a.m. Arrive Diplomatic Reception Room via elevator
to greet officers for photo.
7:25 a.m. Following photo, THE PRESIDENT proceeds to
the Oval Office.
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R2
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
THE PRESIDENTIAL CITIZENS MEDAL CEREMONY
DATE: January 19, 1993
TIME: 9:30 a.m.
LOCATION: Oval Office
FROM: Phillip D. Brady
I. PURPOSE
To present Citizens Medals to Boyden Gray and Marlin
Fitzwater.
II. BACKGROUND
The Citizens Medal was established to recognize Americans
who have performed exemplary deeds of service for their
country or their fellow citizens. It is generally
recognized as the second highest award of our government.
To date, you have awarded 14 Citizens Medals.
III. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Marlin Fitzwater
Boyden Gray
Phil Brady
IV. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
Guests will enter the Oval Office
The citations will be read
You will present the medals
Guests depart
VI. REMARKS
None required
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
FAREWELL PHOTO-OP WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE GROUNDS CREW
Date:
January 19, 1993
Location:
Rose Garden
Time:
10:15 am
From:
Gary Walters of
I. PURPOSE
To provide an opportunity for the President to bid farewell
to the National Park Service Grounds crew
II. BACKGROUND
The President requested the NPS grounds crew be assembled
for a photo-op. Frequently, the President would join the
grounds crew during their lunch period to pitch horseshoes
III. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Chief Usher Gary Walters
Executive Grounds Superintendent Mr. Irvin Williams
34 members of the Grounds Staff
IV. PRESS PLAN
:
NONE - Photographer requested by the President
V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
The Grounds crew will be gathered in the Rose Garden near
the Cabinet Room steps. The President will enter the Garden
from the Oval Office and will be greeted by Mr. Walters and
Mr. Williams. Photos with the President and private
comments as the President desires.
VI. REMARKS
NONE
NATIONAL SPACE COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
January 15, 1993
Photo Opportunity w/Daniel Goldin and Brian Dailey
Date: January 19, 1993
Location: Oval Office, West Wing
Time: 11:55 a.m. (5 min.)
From: Brian D. Dailey Bf
I. PURPOSE:
Photo opportunity with the President, Dan Goldin, NASA
Administrator, and Brian Dailey, Executive Secretary of
the National Space Council.
II. PARTICIPANTS
The President
The Vice President
Dan Goldin, NASA Administrator
Brian D. Dailey, Executive Secretary,
National Space Council
III. PRESS PLAN:
Closed.
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
Five minute photo opportunity, no remarks necessary by the
President.
V. TALKING POINTS/SPEECH:
None.
VI. FOLLOW-UP:
Appropriate photographs will be sent.
Rz
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
PRE-BRIEF FOR INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
DATE:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
TIME:
1:20 p.m.
LOCATION:
Diplomatic Reception Room
FROM:
MARLIN FITZWATER Mal
I.
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND:
To review possible questions that may be raised in your
interview with National Geographic Magazine and National
Geographic Television.
II. PARTICIPANTS:
The President
Mrs. Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
III. MEDIA PLAN:
White House Photographer only.
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
Participant will enter the Diplomatic Reception Room and
brief you on possible questions and answers. At 1:25 p.m.
you will have your make-up retouched.
V. REMARKS:
None
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
DATE:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
LOCATION:
Map Room
TIME:
1:30 p.m.
FROM:
MARLIN FITZWATER
Mail
I.
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND
The interview will be used for an article and a documentary for
National Geographic Magazine and National Geographic Television.
The article and documentary are scheduled for release in the
fall of 1994.
The interview will be conducted by the producer and the
questions will be on the subject of living in the White House.
This documentary's aim is to be an educational piece on the
White House as a residence for families as well as a house that
is open to the public. The interview will last for
approximately 20 minutes.
:
II. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Mrs. Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
John Bredard (National Geographic Producer)
III. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer
National Geographic film crew
National Geographic photographer
National Geographic writer
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
You and Mrs. Bush will enter the Map Room shortly before
1:30 p.m. You will be seated and the interview will begin.
V.
REMARKS:
None
MD
SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
7:15 am
Photos with USSS-Tour Officers
Diplomatic
(10 min)
(Firestone)
(TAB A)
Reception Room
8:00 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
8:30 am
Intelligence Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Scowcroft)
8:45 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Scowcroft)
9:15 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
9:30 am
Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Brady)
9:45 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(30 min)
10:15 am
Photo with Grounds Keepers
Rose Garden
(5 min)
(Walters) Timothy Dana - Bucky's nephew
(TAB B)
10:20 am
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(60 min)
11:20 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(35 min)
11:55 am
Photo with NASA Adminis-
Oval Office
(5 min)
trator Dan Goldin
(TAB C)
12:00 pm
Lunch with the Vice President
Oval Office
(60 min)
1:00 pm
Meeting with John Magaw
Oval Office
(10 min)
(Zamaria)
1:20 pm
B Pre Brief for Interview
Diplomatic
(10 min)
(Fitzwater)
(TAB D)
Reception Toom
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
1:30 pm
B Interview with National
Map Room
(20 min)
Geographic
(Fitzwater)
(TAB E)
1:50 pm
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(70 min)
3:00 pm
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(2 hrs)
7:15 pm
B Private Dinner
Residence
(Firestone)
UNP 01/15/93
7:00 pm
7:17
Potus to Dip. Rec. Room for photo-op
7:19
Potus to south Grounds
8:28
Baker in
8:29
Potus to Fitzwater's ofc.
8:30
8:43
Gates + Peters out
Potus to Oval- Flowcroft, Howe, Gates t Peters in
8.47
Howe + Scowcroft out
8:48
Baker out
8:52
Boyden Gray in
9:03
VP+ Gray out
9:31
Gray Fitzwater + familes in
9:37
all out
9:40
Baker in
9:46
&cowcroft in + Baker out
9:48
Scowcroft out
10:16
Potus to Rose Garden for photo- op
10:17
Potus to Residence- Dr.'s ofc.
10:24
Potus to Oval - Timothy Dana in
10:25
Dana out- Potur to R.Garden for photo with Dale Haney
10:27
Potus in Oval
10:41
Potus to Residence
11.00
Potus to Oval
11:12
Scowcroft in
11:15
Howcroft out
11:48
Potus to Residence
11:57
NASA photo-op in Res.
12:00
NASA departs- VP+ Mrs. Quayle rellain for lunch
1:03
Potus in Oval
1:05
secret Service in
1:09
secret service out
1:24 Baker in
1:28 Baker out - Potus to Dip. Room for interview
7:05 Potus in Dval
2:12 Finestone in
2:30 scowcroft in
2:43 3:00 Potus Scowcroft + Firestone out to south Grounds
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
(George Bush Library)
Document No.
Subject/Title of Document
Date
Restriction
Class.
and Type
08. Memo
From Laurie Firestone
1/15/93
(b)(7)(c)
Re: Photo opportunity members of the Secret Service
Uniform Division/Tour Officers
[FOIA exemptions redacted] (1 pp.)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Office of the President
Series:
Daily Files
Subseries:
WHORM Cat.:
File Location:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Date Closed:
8/23/2019
OA/ID Number:
90749-005
FOIA/SYS Case #:
2009-0166-S[4]
Appeal Case #:
Re-review Case #:
Appeal Disposition:
P-2/P-5 Review Case #:
Disposition Date:
AR Case #:
MR Case #:
AR Disposition:
MR Disposition:
AR Disposition Date:
MR Disposition Date:
RESTRICTION CODES
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
Deed of Gift Restrictions
(b)(1) National security classified information
C(1) Closed by Executive Order 13526, governing access to national
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA)
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
JANUARY 15, 1993
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY MEMBERS OF THE SECRET SERVICE
UNIFORM DIVISION/TOUR OFFICERS
DATE:
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1993
LOCATION:
DIPLOMATIC RECEPTION ROOM
TIME:
7:15 a.m.
DRESS:
BUSINESS SUIT
FROM:
LAURIE FIRESTONE yf
I.
PURPOSE
Farewell photo with members of the Tour Division/Uniform
Division of the Secret Service.
II. BACKGOUND
The Tour Division consists of 28 members of the Uniform
Division of the Secret Service. These officers conduct
early morning VIP tours of the residence as well as the
public tours, interacting with an approximate one million
visitors a year.
III. GUESTS
THE PRESIDENT
LIEUTENANT (b)(7)(c)
Senior Officer
Other Members of the Tour Division (see attached list)
IV. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer only
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
7:15 a.m. Arrive Diplomatic Reception Room via elevator
to greet officers for photo.
7:25 a.m. Following photo, THE PRESIDENT proceeds to
the Oval Office.
Withdrawal/Redaction Sheet
(George Bush Library)
Document No.
Subject/Title of Document
Date
Restriction
Class.
and Type
09. List
Re: United States Secret Service Uniformed Division (1 pp.)
n.d.
(b)(7)(c)
Collection:
Record Group:
Bush Presidential Records
Office:
Office of the President
Series:
Daily Files
Subseries:
WHORM Cat.:
File Location:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
Date Closed:
8/23/2019
OA/ID Number:
90749-005
FOIA/SYS Case #:
2009-0166-S[4]
Appeal Case #:
Re-review Case #:
Appeal Disposition:
P-2/P-5 Review Case #:
Disposition Date:
AR Case #:
MR Case #:
AR Disposition:
MR Disposition:
AR Disposition Date:
MR Disposition Date:
RESTRICTION CODES
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
Deed of Gift Restrictions
(b)(1) National security classified information
C(1) Closed by Executive Order 13526, governing access to national
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
security information
agency
C(2) Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the information
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute
C(3) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
gift [formerly listed as only C]
information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion
of personal privacy
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
purposes
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRAJ
financial institutions
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President and
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
his advisors, or between such advisors [(a)(5) of the PRA]
concerning wells
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
FAREWELL PHOTO-OP WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE GROUNDS CREW
Date:
January 19, 1993
Location:
Rose Garden
Time:
10:15 am
From:
Gary Walters of
I. PURPOSE
To provide an opportunity for the President to bid farewell
to the National Park Service Grounds crew
II. BACKGROUND
The President requested the NPS grounds crew be assembled
for a photo-op. Frequently, the President would join the
grounds crew during their lunch period to pitch horseshoes
III. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Chief Usher Gary Walters
Executive Grounds Superintendent Mr. Irvin Williams
34 members of the Grounds Staff
IV. PRESS PLAN
it
NONE - Photographer requested by the President
V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
The Grounds crew will be gathered in the Rose Garden near
the Cabinet Room steps. The President will enter the Garden
from the Oval Office and will be greeted by Mr. Walters and
Mr. Williams. Photos with the President and private
comments as the President desires.
VI. REMARKS
NONE
NATIONAL SPACE COUNCIL
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20500
January 15, 1993
Photo Opportunity w/Daniel Goldin and Brian Dailey
Date: January 19, 1993
Location: Oval Office, West Wing
Time: 11:55 a.m. (5 min.)
From: Brian D. Dailey Bf
I. PURPOSE:
Photo opportunity with the President, Dan Goldin, NASA
Administrator, and Brian Dailey, Executive Secretary of
the National Space Council.
II. PARTICIPANTS
The President
The Vice President
Dan Goldin, NASA Administrator
Brian D. Dailey, Executive Secretary,
National Space Council
III. PRESS PLAN:
Closed.
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
Five minute photo opportunity, no remarks necessary by the
President.
V. TALKING POINTS/SPEECH:
None.
VI. FOLLOW-UP:
Appropriate photographs will be sent.
MD
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
PRE-BRIEF FOR INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
DATE:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
TIME:
1:20 p.m.
LOCATION:
Diplomatic Reception Room
FROM:
MARLIN FITZWATER Mal
I. PURPOSE/BACKGROUND:
To review possible questions that may be raised in your
interview with National Geographic Magazine and National
Geographic Television.
II. PARTICIPANTS:
The President
Mrs. Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
III. MEDIA PLAN:
White House Photographer only.
:
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
:
Participant will enter the Diplomatic Reception Room and
brief you on possible questions and answers. At 1:25 p.m.
you will have your make-up retouched.
V. REMARKS:
None
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 15, 1993
INTERVIEW WITH NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
DATE:
Tuesday, January 19, 1993
LOCATION:
Map Room
TIME:
1:30 p.m.
FROM:
MARLIN FITZWATER
Mail
I.
PURPOSE/BACKGROUND
The interview will be used for an article and a documentary for
National Geographic Magazine and National Geographic Television.
The article and documentary are scheduled for release in the
fall of 1994.
The interview will be conducted by the producer and the
questions will be on the subject of living in the White House.
This documentary's aim is to be an educational piece on the
White House as a residence for families as well as a house that
is open to the public. The interview will last for
approximately 20 minutes.
II. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Mrs. Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
John Bredard (National Geographic Producer)
III. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer
National Geographic film crew
National Geographic photographer
National Geographic writer
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
You and Mrs. Bush will enter the Map Room shortly before
1:30 p.m. You will be seated and the interview will begin.
V.
REMARKS:
None
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NOTE TO MRS. BUSH
FROM: ROSE ZAMARIA pg
Dr. and Mrs. Billy Graham will be overnight guests on Tuesday,
January 19. The President has invited them for dinner that evening
at 7:00 p.m. We have arranged for a car to bring them to the White
House at 5:00 p.m.
They will have breakfast on their own on Wednesday and depart the
White House at 8:30 a.m.
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January 13, 1993
NOTE TO MRS. BUSH
FROM: ROSE ZAMARIA
Dr. and Mrs. Billy Graham will be overnight guests on Tuesday,
January 19. The President has invited them for dinner that evening
at 7:00 p.m. We have arranged for a car to bring them to the White
House at 5:00 p.m.
They will have breakfast on their own on Wednesday and depart the
White House at 8:30 a.m.
cc: Usher's Office
THE PRESIDENT
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Invite them to dinner -- 7PM 5 PM
Spend night in White House.
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Breakfeast the next morning on their own
as is customary.
We should arrange to have them go up to the
9:30
Capitol in plenty of time before our motor
cade gets all involved.
I am sure the transition or inaugural
people, having invited Billy, will handle
all this.
GB
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THE PRESIDENT
RZ
Re: Dr. Graham and Ruth
Invite them to dinner -- 7PM
Spend night in White House.
Breakfeast the next morning on their own as
is customary.
We should arrange to have them go up to the
Capitol in plenty of time before our motor
cade gets all involved.
I am sure the transition or inaugural
people , having invited Billy, will handle
all this.
GB
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Re overnight of Rev. and Mrs. Graham at the
on January 19.
His office called to say they would be coming.
referred it here since she knew nothing about the
invitation.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT
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1/11/93
Re overnight of Rev. and Mrs. Graham at the White
House. Had a call from Stephanie Wills (704) 669-5550
She wanted to confirm they would be coming. What was
the invitation
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Patty is not aware
of anything and referred them to me.
I remember you said they might come. Are they here
for lunch, dinner, breakfast, ???? -- just the night
of the 19th????
GUIDANCE PLEASE.
RZ
FROM THE PRESIDENT