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HATFIELD FUNDRAISER / RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989 / 6:15 P.M.
SENATOR HATFIELD, TONI AND YOUR GREAT FAMILY
THERESA AND MARK. SECRETARY WATKINS, SENATOR PACKWOOD,
CONGRESSMEN LES AUCOIN [AUH-coin], DENNY SMITH, BoB
SMITH, PETE DIFAZIO. AND DISTINGUISHED SENATORS AND
CONGRESSMEN. THANK YOU FOR THAT KIND INTRODUCTION, AND
LET ME SAY WHAT A DELIGHT IT IS TO BE WITH YOU TO HONOR
MY GOOD FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE FROM THE GREAT STATE OF
OREGON, SENATOR MARK HATFIELD.
- 2 -
((You KNOW, I'D LIKE TO GO OUT TO OREGON WITH MARK
ONE OF THESE DAYS TO GO FISHING, BUT RIGHT NOW I DON'T
HAVE THREE WEEKS TO SPARE.))
I JUST CAME BY TONIGHT TO LET MARK KNOW HOW EXCITED
WE ARE THAT HE'LL BE JOINING US FOR A FIFTH TERM IN THE
SENATE. I DON'T HAVE TO THANK HIM FOR HIS DECISION TO
RUN; WITH MARK YOU CONGRATULATE HIM ON HIS DECISION TO
WIN.
- 3 -
THAT'S BECAUSE MARK HATFIELD HAS NEVER LOST AN
ELECTION. A FORMER GOVERNOR, HE NOW SERVES AS SENIOR
SENATOR FROM THE STATE AND SECOND RANKING REPUBLICAN IN
THE U.S. SENATE. AND HIS FIFTH TERM MARKS HIS 40TH
YEAR IN ELECTED OFFICE. THE PEOPLE OF OREGON KNOW A
GOOD THING WHEN THEY SEE IT.
THEY SEE THAT THEY'VE GOT A POWERFUL VOICE IN
WASHINGTON, PART OF A SOLID REPUBLICAN TEAM FOR OREGON.
- 4 -
THEY SEE A WISE LEADER WHO HAS BEEN ABLE TO BROADEN THE
STATE'S ECONOMIC BASE WHILE PRESERVING ITS BEAUTIFUL
NATURAL RESOURCES.
BUT LET ME TELL YOU WHAT I SEE -- AND WHAT I'VE
SEEN SINCE MARK HATFIELD AND I ARRIVED THE SAME DAY To
SERVE TOGETHER BACK IN THE 90TH CONGRESS -- A DECENT,
HONEST MAN OF HIS WORD. THAT'S THE MARK HATFIELD I
KNOW, AND THE ONE I'M PROUD TO HAVE IN THE SENATE
WORKING WITH US.
- 5 -
WE'RE HERE TONIGHT IN THE NEW RONALD REAGAN
REPUBLICAN CENTER -- AND I HEAR PRESIDENT REAGAN
HIMSELF WILL BE HERE TO DEDICATE IT. You KNOW, I
REMEMBER THAT GREAT DAY WHEN THE VOTERS OF AMERICA
SWEPT PRESIDENT REAGAN AND A REPUBLICAN SENATE MAJORITY
INTO POWER.
THAT ELECTION BEGAN SENATOR HATFIELD'S CHAIRMANSHIP
OF THE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE -- THE SECOND LONGEST
TENURE OF THAT CHAIRMANSHIP IN U.S. HISTORY.
- 6 -
CONTROL OF THE SENATE IS NO LONGER IN OUR HANDS, YET
MARK HATFIELD REMAINS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT AND
INFLUENTIAL BUDGET POLICYMAKERS IN THE SENATE. I KNOW
WE CAN COUNT ON HIM TO STAND FAST AGAINST THE TIDE OF
DEFICIT SPENDING. AND WE CAN COUNT ON HIM TO REMAIN
"THE CONSCIENCE OF THE SENATE." AND BOY, ARE WE GLAD
HE'S RUNNING AGAIN.
- 7 -
((WELL, TODAY IS NOVEMBER 7, ELECTION DAY. You MAY
HAVE HEARD THAT LAST WEEK I ASKED VOTERS TO VOTE ON
ELECTION DAY, DECEMBER 7. I DID THAT ON PURPOSE. I
WAS JUST TRYING TO GIVE THE DEMOCRATS A LITTLE MORE
TIME TO CATCH UP WITH OUR REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.))
((You KNOW, WHEN FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT SAID DECEMBER
7TH WAS A DATE THAT WOULD LIVE ON IN INFAMY, HE WASN'T
KIDDING.))
- 8 -
It's BEEN A PLEASURE TO BE HERE TONIGHT, TO JOIN
WITH YOU IN HONORING MARK HATFIELD -- A GOOD FRIEND, AN
HONEST MAN, AND GREAT SENATOR.
THANK YOU, GOD BLESS
YOU, AND GOD BLESS AMERICA.
###
086965SS
Document No.
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/6/89
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
SUBJECT:
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
(10/31 draft two)
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
ROGERS
CARD
WINSTON
CICCONI
PINKERTON
DEMAREST
FITZWATER
WRAY
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
The attached has been forwarded to the President.
RESPONSE:
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
1989 NOV 6 PM 7: 18
November 6, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON cw
FROM:
MARY KATE GRANT mkg
SUBJECT: REMARKS FOR THE HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
I. SUMMARY
On Tuesday, November 7, at 6:15 p.m. in the Ronald
Reagan Republican Center, you will honor Senator Mark
Hatfield. Members of the Oregon delegation are expected to
attend -- Congressmen Denny Smith and Les AuCoin, and
Senator Bob Packwood. Also expected are Secretary James
Watkins, and Senators John Chafee, Don Nickles, Warren
Rudman, and Jake Garn.
II. DISCUSSION
The attached remarks (4 minutes; on cards) praise
Senator Hatfield for his longstanding role in elected
office.
###
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements)) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare.))
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election. A
former Governor, he now serves as senior Senator from the state
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate. And his fifth
term marks his 40th year in elected office. The people of Oregon
know a good thing when they see it.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here to
dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when the voters
of America swept President Reagan and a Republican Senate
majority into power.
That election began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential budget policymakers in the Senate. I know we can
count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit spending.
And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of the Senate. "
And boy, are we glad he's running again.
( (Well, today is November 7, Election Day. You may have
heard that last week I asked voters to vote on Election Day,
December 7. I did that on purpose. I was just trying to give
the Democrats a little more time to catch up with our Republican
candidates. ))
((You know, when Franklin Roosevelt said December 7th was a
date that would like on in infamy, he wasn't kidding.) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator.
Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
###
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 6, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT
THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON CW
FROM:
MARY KATE GRANT mkg
SUBJECT: REMARKS FOR THE HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
I. SUMMARY
On Tuesday, November 7, at 6:15 p.m. in the Ronald
Reagan Republican Center, you will honor Senator Mark
Hatfield. Members of the Oregon delegation are expected to
attend -- Congressmen Denny Smith and Les AuCoin, and
Senator Bob Packwood. Also expected are Secretary James
Watkins, and Senators John Chafee, Don Nickles, Warren
Rudman, and Jake Garn.
II. DISCUSSION
The attached remarks (4 minutes; on cards) praise
Senator Hatfield for his longstanding role in elected
office.
###
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements)) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
( (You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ) )
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election. A
former Governor, he now serves as senior Senator from the state
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate. And his fifth
term marks his 40th year in elected office. The people of Oregon
know a good thing when they see it.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here to
dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when the voters
of America swept President Reagan and a Republican Senate
majority into power.
That election began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee --- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential budget policymakers in the Senate. I know we can
count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit spending.
And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of the Senate."
And boy, are we glad he's running again.
( (Well, today is November 7, Election Day. You may have
heard that last week I asked voters to vote on Election Day,
December 7. I did that on purpose. I was just trying to give
the Democrats a little more time to catch up with our Republican
candidates. ))
( (You know, when Franklin Roosevelt said December 7th was a
date that would like on in infamy, he wasn't kidding.) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator.
Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
###
POSSIBLE HATFIELD JOKES
Well, today is November 7, Election Day. You may have heard that
last week I asked voters to vote on Election Day, December 7.
I did that on purpose. I was just trying to give the Democrats a
little more time to catch up with our Republican candidates.
But seriously Happy Pearl Harbor Day
you
When Franklin Roosevelt said December 7th was a date that would
live in infamy, he wasn't kidding.
Document No. 086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE N/C
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH N/C
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS N/C
CICCONI
WINSTON
DEMAREST N/C
PINKERTON
WRAY
FITZWATER
GRAY
N/C
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ) )
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
and
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
make
His Has fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
a
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and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state
111
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been
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
best
thing they ve seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
election
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic budget policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
((JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
# # #
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 2, 1989
MEMORANDUM FOR CHRISS WINSTON
Deputy Assistant to the President for
Communications
FROM:
BRENT O. HATCH Box
Associate Counsel to the President
SUBJECT:
Presidential Remarks -- Hatfield Fundraiser
At your request, Counsel's office has reviewed the above-
referenced remarks. We have no legal objections.
Thank you for the opportunity to review this matter.
CC: James W. Cicconi
11 : 21d 2 130.68
Document No.
086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS
CICCONI
WINSTON
DEMAREST
PINKERTON
FITZWATER
WRAY
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
( (Acknowledgements) ) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
( (You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare.) )
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
((JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
# # #
THE WHITE HOUSE
washington
11/3/89
Memorandum to Chriss Winston
From:
Jim Pinkerton QP
Re:
Hatfield remarks
I assume that people will "get" the reference to "three
weeks." If they do, fine.
In graf 4 on page 1, I'm not sure that the "thing" thing
works. It's OK to say that the people of Oregon know a good thing
when they see it, but to pick "thing" up again in the last line of
the graf is a little strange. Furthermore, it reads as something
of a slight of the other Republican senator from Oregon, who has
been visibly doing more for us lately than Hatfield has.
#
22:04 € 130.68
Document No.
086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS
CICCONI
WINSTON
DEMAREST
PINKERTON
WRAY
FITZWATER
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
OK S.A.
11 : 21d 2 100 68
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2:56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ))
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
( (JOKE TO FOLLOW))
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
###
Document No. 086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS
CICCONI
WINSTON
PINKERTON
DEMAREST
WRAY
FITZWATER
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
NC
81 : rd € 100.68
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
( ((Acknowledgements) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ))
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
( (JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator.
Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
###
Document No. 086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS
CICCONI
WINSTON
PINKERTON
DEMAREST
WRAY
FITZWATER
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
Not 2 :52 € 100 68
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements)) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ) )
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see. it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
( (JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
###
Document No.
086965SS
WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM
11/1/89
11/3/89 NOON
DATE:
ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY:
SUBJECT: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
ACTION FYI
ACTION FYI
VICE PRESIDENT
MCCLURE
SUNUNU
NEWMAN
SCOWCROFT
PORTER
DARMAN
ROGICH
BATES
UNTERMEYER
CARD
ROGERS
CICCONI
WINSTON
PINKERTON
DEMAREST
WRAY
FITZWATER
GRAY
HAGIN
REMARKS:
Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122,
x2930, no later than NOON, Friday, November 3, with a copy to my
office. Thank you.
RESPONSE:
OK w/change on page 2 - Dow 11/1/89
05 : 11v 9 100 68
James W. Cicconi
Assistant to the President
and Deputy to the Chief of Staff
Ext. 2702
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
((Acknowledgements)) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ))
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
and
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
(Novis)
5)
Senate majority into power.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
((JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
# # #
BESKABCH
See comments.
Grant/Dooley
October 31, 1989
1989 NOV - I PM 2: 56
Draft two
A:hatfield
PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: HATFIELD FUNDRAISER
RONALD REAGAN REPUBLICAN CENTER
(NEW NRSC HQ)
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1989
6:15 P.M.
( (Acknowledgements) Senator Hatfield, Ladies and
Gentlemen, Friends. Thank you for that kind introduction, and
let me say what a delight it is to be with you to honor my good
friend and colleague from the great state of Oregon, Senator Mark
Hatfield.
((You know, I'd like to go out to Oregon with Mark one of
these days to go fishing, but right now I don't have three weeks
to spare. ) )
I just came by tonight to let Mark know how excited we are
that he'll be joining us for a fifth term in the Senate. I don't
have to thank him for his decision to run; with Mark you
congratulate him on his decision to win.
That's because Mark Hatfield has never lost an election.
His fifth term in the Senate marks his 40th year in elected
office. The people of Oregon know a good thing when they see it:
and their former Governor, now senior Senator from the state --
and second ranking Republican in the U.S. Senate -- is the best
thing they've seen for years.
They see that they've got a powerful voice in Washington,
part of a solid Republican team for Oregon. They see a wise
leader who has been able to broaden the state's economic base
while preserving its beautiful natural resources.
But let me tell you what I see -- and what I've seen since
Mark Hatfield and I arrived the same day to serve together back
in the 90th Congress -- a decent, honest man of his word. That's
the Mark Hatfield I know, and the one I'm proud to have in the
Senate working with us.
We're here tonight in the new Ronald Reagan Republican
Center -- and I hear President Reagan himself will be here in two
weeks to dedicate it. You know, I remember that great day when
the voters of America swept President Reagan and a Republican
Senate majority into power.
election.
That day began Senator Hatfield's chairmanship of the
Appropriations Committee - -- the second longest tenure of that
chairmanship in U.S. history. Control of the Senate is no longer
in our hands, yet Mark Hatfield remains one of the most important
and influential economic Budget policymakers in the Senate. I know we
can count on him to stand fast against the tide of deficit
spending. And we can count on him to remain "the conscience of
the Senate." And boy, are we glad he's running again.
((JOKE TO FOLLOW) )
It's been a pleasure to be here tonight, to join with you in
honoring Mark Hatfield -- a good friend, an honest man, and great
Senator. Thank you, God bless you, and God bless America.
# # #
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