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Originally Processed With FOIA(s): FOIA Number: S S FOIA MARKER This is not a textual record. This is used as an administrative marker by the George Bush Presidential Library Staff. Record Group/Collection: George H.W. Bush Presidential Records Collection/Office of Origin: Speechwriting, White House Office of Series: Speech Files Draft Files Subseries: Chronological Files, 1989-1993 OA/ID Number: 13532 Folder ID Number: 13532-002 Folder Title: David Frohnmayer for Governor Fundraising Breakfast 5/21/90 [OA 5374] Stack: Row: Section: Shelf: Position: G 26 16 3 3 THE WHITE HOUSE Office of the Press Secretary (Portland, Oregon) For Immediate Release May 21, 1990 REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT AT DAVID FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST Grand Ballroom Portland Hilton Hotel Portland, Oregon 8:00 A.M. PDT THE PRESIDENT: Thank you very, very much, Dave, for that wonderful introduction. It's great to be here this morning. It's good to see you, my old friend, Governor Vic Atiyeh. And, of course, Representative Danny Smith, one of our anticrime leaders in the United States Congress. Lynn -- to Lynn Frohnmayer, Dave's strong right hand. I know she's one of the mainstays of this campaign. I had my picture taken with her family. I think half the audience -- this half -- is all Frohnmayers. (Laughter.) But nevertheless, that's okay. We Bushes understand that. (Laughter.) Thank you, Lynn, for all you do in this cause. Oregonians have a wonderful way of making you feel at home. I just had -- we had a receiving line for some who have done an extraordinary amount for this successful event. I said to one most attractive young couple, I said, "Where are you all from" He said, "Well, we're from eastern Oregon. We're on the frozen vegetable business, but we don't do broccoli." (Laughter.) So I was very grateful for that -- (laughter) -- sensitivity there. I did want to single out the man who's doing so much to lead the crusade, the fight against narcotics -- Bill Bennett. We had a marvelous event yesterday where we were both privileged to honor the police in Portland. Sometimes, we take for granted their service to communities like Portland, their law enforcement people. So Bill Bennett was with me, and you should know of the confidence I have in him and the gratitude I feel for him every day for leading this all-important national fight against narcotics. (Applause.) And, of course, it's always a pleasure to join your dynamic Republican leadership. My old friend, Craig Berkman, the Chairman; and Marilyn Shannon; Don Wyant. Frohnmayer Finance Chairman, always dependable, Claris Poppert; Colonel Morelock and, of course, I want to congratulate and pay my respects to, and once again say hello to Norma -- Norma Paulus -- congratulations on your great victory. (Applause.) And I know Norma Paulus will be an outstanding superintendent of public instruction. When it comes to education, I believe you'll make a great team with the next governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. I think it's going to be good for this state. (Applause.) You know, Dave is a Texan. If I was wearing that hat, I'd take it off to the Blazers. Couldn't go home to Texas if I did, but nevertheless, I want to salute them: (Applause.) And really, it is great to be back here in Oregon, and a beautiful state So much to do outdoors. I'd love to get in some fishing while I'm here. The way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare, however (laughter.) But I do remember my last trip with some wonderful adventure, going down one of your most beautiful rivers. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk for. a few minutes about the future of this state, the future of our great country. MORE - 2 - This November, there's going to be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the 1990s. And I can tell you one thing -- Oregon doesn't need a governor who needs on-the-job training. Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer, and I'm encouraged by the strong surveys and by the spirit of his campaign. Dave's a family man. In fact, as I said, I just met three of his five kids -- Katie, Mark and Kirsten; and, believe me, I know campaigners when I see them. One of them -- Kirsten -- is even one step ahead of her old man -- her father. (Laughter.) She was just elected president of her high school student body. And I know how proud Dave is of her and of all of his children. Dave is a family man and more. A native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford and Berkeley. Awesome combination there. Professor of law. Forty-nine years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives, and now in his 10th year as Attorney General of this state. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast. (Laughter.) I wish I could stick around and see what's next. We all have an idea of what's next. After a decade as a law professor, another decade in public life, Dave has emerged as a leader in educational excellence. Now, the time has come for us to support him, to help him become and education governor. Like Dave, our administration has made excellence in education one of the top priorities. Back in September, the nation's governors joined me at an education summit in Charlottesville, Virginia, to set new education goals for America. Not to dictate to the states, but to set educational goals for America. In my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: To better assess students' performance, increase our graduation rate, produce a nation of literate adults, and make our schools drug-free; assure that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensure that by the year 2000 our students are first in the world in math and science achievement. The author, John Ruskin once wrote: "Education is leading human souls to what is best and making what is best out of them." By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce or public service or medicine, high-tech industries. We make the best out of America and we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Part of protecting this legacy -- part of protecting this legacy also means keeping America safe. Dave has served this state as Attorney General, protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases that he's argued before the United States Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. (Applause.) Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals that are threatening our neighborhoods. We need Dave's take-charge attitude to take back the streets of America. But we will also need a strategy that involves both the state and the federal levels. So I've asked Congress to pass tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increase prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act. The U.S. Senate will take up these proposals this afternoon. So let us call on the Senate to take the next step and protect Americans with tougher laws. (Applause.) MORE - 3 - Just last week my administration also sent to the Hill new proposals to stop drugs and drug smugglers from breaching our borders, to stop them cold. We've called for more border patrol agents, extending general arrest authority so they can enforce our drug laws. We're also proposing legislation that will permit federal judges to more swiftly deport criminal aliens convicted of drug felonies. And we will also seek the power to order airborne planes suspected of drug smuggling to land. So our message to those who traffic in human misery is clear: Keep out of America. To those who ask if our measures are too harsh, I say that the threat to many Americans, especially those living in the inner city, is too great. Or as Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, wrote: "There are two doors to the temple of tyranny. One is government so strong that it can do whatever it pleases without regard to justice. And the other is government so weak that it cannot protect the public from the worst among themselves." But there is another side to the drug problem, a personal side; and so that is why Dave seeks the same approach for Oregon that I seek for all of America -- to expand the drug treatment programs. Since I took office, my administration has proposed a 68 percent increase in drug treatment funding. And now we're asking Congress, through our new legislation, to help make those dollars work better. And we want the states to develop drug treatment plans so that the right kind of treatment reaches the people who need it -- especially pregnant women and drug-affected newborns. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state. And that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer as Oregon's next governor. Oregonians also want a governor who understands this beautiful state. From the Snake River to the Pacific Coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon. Knows and loves its precious environment. As an outdoorsman, he's deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore -- totally ignore the economic consequences on the Spotted Owl decision. (Applause.) The jobs of many thousands of people -- it's a human equation -- the jobs of many thousands of Oregonians and whole communities are at stake. But I also think that we ought to reject those who don't recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. And together, I am convinced that we can work to find that balance. We also need to find a balance when it comes to clean air. I am committed to a cleaner environment. And that's why I've proposed the first major revisions in the Clean Air Act in more than a decade. I want Congress to pass a bill that will sharply cut acid rain, smog, toxic pollutants. But Congress has got to respect another kind of delicate ecology -- that of jobs and opportunity. So I call on the House not to keep America waiting for cleaner air to pass a reasonable clean air bill in line with the compromise that we hammered out with those Senate leaders -- both sides of the aisle. Not another bill that consumers and workers cannot afford. Here in Oregon, you have a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the United States Capitol. I just can't tell you how much I enjoy working with your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- very important that he be reelected. And the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is with us here this morning, is a key member of our administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with our own Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems MORE - 4 - of crime and drugs, the environment and education. But this great team really needs a governor back home to get the job done right. You know, at my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these issues and other issues. Maybe he popped in to see his brother. And I might say, I am very proud of John Frohnmayer and what he's trying to do for this country. (Applause.) But anyway, Dave's a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. I can tell you -- he's a fighter. He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon. "Let us carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands, and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Those are the words of one of the great -- conservation President. Well, Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor. A man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great, let's keep it Republican; and this November, let's make Dave Frohnmayer the next governor of this great state. Thank you all, and God bless you. And now, you can have your Dreakfast. Thank you very much. (Applause.) END 8:15 A.M. PDT THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 19, 1990 INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON ew FROM: MARK DAVIS MD SUBJECT: FROHNMAYER REVISION I. SUMMARY This is a revision of your remarks at the David Frohnmayer fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m., at the Portland Hilton. There will be an audience of about 800. Your remarks will be on teleprompter. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks have been revised to put the emphasis on Administration goals. The " 'Blazers" reference at the beginning of the speech refers to the local basketball team -- the Trailblazers -- who just beat San Antonio and Dallas. Later that day, they will go to the Western division play-offs against Phoenix. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft Seven A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), Representative Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. Norma Paulus, congratulations on your recent election as Superintendent of Public Instruction. When it comes to education, you'll make a great team with the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. ((You know Dave, as a Texan, if I was wearing a hat, I'd have to take it off to those 'Blazers. Course, I couldn't go home again. )) It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. (( I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. )) But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90s. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. \\\ Dave's a family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 2 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. Well, we all have an idea of what's next. After a decade as a law professor, another decade in public life, Dave has emerged as a leader in educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to support Dave -- to help him become an education Governor. Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: to better assess students' performance, increase our graduation rate, produce a nation of literate adults, make our schools drug-free, assure that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start, and ensure that by the year 2000 our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries 3 -- we make the best out of America, we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Part of protecting this legacy also means keeping America safe. Dave has served Oregon as Attorney General, protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. We need Dave's take-charge attitude to take back the streets of America. But we will also need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, I've asked Congress to pass tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act. They take up these proposals in the U.S. Senate tomorrow. So let us call on the Senate to take the next step -- and protect Americans with tougher laws. Just last week, my Administration also sent to the Hill new proposals to stop drugs and drug smugglers from breaching our borders -- to stop them cold. We have called for more border patrol agents, extending general arrest authority so they can enforce our drug laws. We are also proposing legislation that 4 will permit federal judges to more swiftly deport criminal aliens convicted of drug felonies and we will also seek the power to order airborne planes suspected of drug smuggling to land. So our message to those who traffick in human misery is clear -- keep out of America. To those who ask if our measures are too harsh, I say that the threat to many Americans -- especially those living in the inner-city -- is too great. Or, as Benjamin Rush, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, wrote: "There are two doors to the temple of tyranny. One is government so strong that it can do whatever it pleases without regard to justice. The other is government so weak that it cannot protect the public from the worst among themselves." But there is another side to the drug problem, a personal side; and so that is why Dave seeks the same approach for Oregon that I seek for all of America -- to expand drug treatment programs. Since I took office, my Administration has proposed a 68% increase in drug treatment funding. Now we're asking Congress, through our new legislation, to help make those dollars work better. We want the states to develop drug treatment plans so that the right kind of treatment reaches the people who need it - - especially pregnant women and drug-affected newborns. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving- door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to 5 fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. As an outdoorsman, he is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. We also need to find a balance when it comes to clean air. I am committed to a cleaner environment, and that is why I have proposed the first major revisions to the Clean Air Act in more than a decade. I want Congress to pass a bill that will sharply cut acid rain, smog and toxic pollutants. But Congress has got to respect another kind of delicate ecology -- that of jobs and opportunity. So I call on the House not to keep America waiting for cleaner air, to pass a reasonable Clean Air bill in line with the compromise we reached with Senate leaders, not another bill consumers and workers cannot afford. 6 Here in Oregon, you have a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education. But this great team needs a great governor back home to get the job done right. You know, at my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this wonderful state. I can tell you, Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter.\ He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." 7 Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." III Thank you and God bless you. DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE THIS MORNING. GOOD TO SEE YOU, GOVERNOR VIC ATIYEH ((A-TEE-YUH), REPRESENTATIVE DENNY SMITH, ONE OF OUR ANTI-CRIME LEADERS IN THE U.S. CONGRESS. LYNN FROHNMAYER, DAVE'S STRONG RIGHT HAND WHO I KNOW IS ONE OF THE MAINSTAYS OF THIS CAMPAIGN: THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO. AND IT'S ALWAYS A PLEASURE TO JOIN YOUR DYNAMIC REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP: CRAIG BERKMAN, MARILYN SHANNON, AND DON WYANT. FROHNMAYER FINANCE CHAIRMAN, CLARIS POPPERT, COLONEL MORELOCK AND, OF COURSE, I WANT TO SAY HELLO TO NORMA PAULUS. CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR TREMENDOUS VICTORY. I KNOW YOU WILL BE AN OUTSTANDING SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. WHEN IT COMES TO EDUCATION, YOU'LL MAKE A GREAT TEAM WITH THE NEXT GOVERNOR OF OREGON, DAVE FROHNMAYER. 111 ((YOU KNOW DAVE, AS A TEXAN, IF I WAS WEARING A HAT, I'D HAVE TO TAKE IT OFF TO THOSE 'BLAZERS. 11 COURSE, I COULDN'T GO HOME AGAIN.))\\\ - 2 - IT'S GREAT TO BE HERE IN OREGON, A BEAUTIFUL STATE WITH SO MUCH TO DO OUTDOORS. (( I'D LOVE TO GET SOME FISHING IN WHILE WE'RE HERE, BUT THE WAY I FISH, WE DON'T HAVE THREE WEEKS TO SPARE.) 11 BUT I'M NOT HERE TODAY TO TELL FISH STORIES. I'M HERE TO TALK TO YOU ABOUT THE FUTURE OF THIS GREAT STATE AND THIS GREAT COUNTRY. THIS NOVEMBER, THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION TO DECIDE WHAT KIND OF GOVERNOR WILL LEAD OREGON INTO THE '90S. WELL, I CAN TELL YOU ONE THING. OREGONIANS WANT A GOVERNOR WHO DOESN'T NEED ON-THE-JOB TRAINING -- OREGONIANS WANT DAVE FROHNMAYER. III DAVE'S A FAMILY MAN. IN FACT, I JUST MET THREE OF HIS FIVE GREAT KIDS A FEW MINUTES AGO -- KATIE, MARK AND KIRSTEN; AND, BELIEVE ME, I KNOW CAMPAIGNERS WHEN I SEE THEM. ONE OF THEM -- KIRSTEN -- IS EVEN ONE STEP AHEAD OF HER FATHER. SHE WAS JUST ELECTED PRESIDENT OF HER HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY AND I KNOW HOW PROUD DAVE IS OF HER AND ALL HIS CHILDREN. - 3 - DAVE IS A FAMILY MAN AND MORE. A NATIVE OREGONIAN. RHODES SCHOLAR. DEGREES FROM HARVARD, OXFORD, AND BERKELEY. PROFESSOR OF LAW. 49 YEARS OLD. SIX YEARS IN THE STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. NOW, IN HIS TENTH YEAR AS ATTORNEY GENERAL. IN 1988, HE WAS REELECTED WITH NO OPPOSITION AND BOTH PARTIES' NOMINATIONS, SETTING THE RECORD AS THE LARGEST VOTE-GETTER IN OREGON STATE HISTORY BY WINNING NEARLY A MILLION VOTES. AND ALL THIS BEFORE BREAKFAST? III I WISH I COULD STICK AROUND FOR LUNCH AND SEE WHAT'S NEXT. III WELL, WE ALL HAVE AN IDEA OF WHAT'S NEXT. AFTER A DECADE AS A LAW PROFESSOR, ANOTHER DECADE IN PUBLIC LIFE, DAVE HAS EMERGED AS A LEADER IN EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE. AND NOW THE TIME HAS COME FOR US TO SUPPORT DAVE -- TO HELP HIM BECOME AN EDUCATION GOVERNOR. III - 4 - LIKE DAVE, OUR ADMINISTRATION HAS MADE EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION ONE OF OUR TOP PRIORITIES. BACK IN SEPTEMBER, THE NATION'S GOVERNORS JOINED ME AT THE EDUCATION SUMMIT IN VIRGINIA TO SET NEW EDUCATION GOALS FOR AMERICA. AND, IN MY STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS, I ANNOUNCED THOSE GOALS: TO BETTER ASSESS STUDENTS' PERFORMANCE, INCREASE OUR GRADUATION RATE, PRODUCE A NATION OF LITERATE ADULTS, MAKE OUR SCHOOLS DRUG-FREE, ASSURE THAT ALL CHILDREN START SCHOOL READY TO LEARN THROUGH PROGRAMS LIKE HEAD START, AND ENSURE THAT, BY THE YEAR 2000, OUR STUDENTS ARE FIRST IN THE WORLD IN MATH AND SCIENCE ACHIEVEMENT. THE AUTHOR, JOHN RUSKIN ONCE WROTE, "EDUCATION IS LEADING HUMAN SOULS TO WHAT IS BEST, AND MAKING WHAT IS BEST OUT OF THEM." BY TEACHING OUR YOUNG PEOPLE WELL, WE ENSURE A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THEM IN COMMERCE, PUBLIC SERVICE, MEDICINE, HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIES -- WE MAKE THE BEST OUT OF AMERICA, AND WE BUILD A BETTER AMERICA. THIS IS OUR LEGACY OF FREEDOM TO FUTURE GENERATIONS. AND IT IS ONE THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO ME AS PRESIDENT. - 5 - PART OF PROTECTING THIS LEGACY ALSO MEANS KEEPING AMERICA SAFE. DAVE HAS SERVED OREGON AS ATTORNEY GENERAL, PROTECTING OUR SCHOOLS AND STREETS FROM THE VIOLENCE OF DRUGS AND CRIME. DURING THAT TIME, HE'S WON SIX OUT OF SEVEN CASES HE'S ARGUED BEFORE THE U.S. SUPREME COURT -- THE BEST RECORD OF ANY ATTORNEY GENERAL IN THE COUNTRY. III SIMPLY PUT, DAVE FROHNMAYER IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE RUNNING WITH THE EXPERIENCE AND THE DETERMINATION TO STAND UP AND FIGHT THE DRUG DEALERS AND VIOLENT CRIMINALS THREATENING OUR NEIGHBORHOODS. III WE NEED DAVE'S TAKE-CHARGE ATTITUDE TO TAKE BACK THE STREETS OF AMERICA. III BUT WE WILL ALSO NEED A STRATEGY THAT INVOLVES BOTH THE FEDERAL AND STATE LEVELS. so, I'VE ASKED CONGRESS TO PASS TOUGHER LAWS, STIFFER PENALTIES AND INCREASED PROSECUTORIAL POWERS IN THE VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL ACT. THE U.S. SENATE WILL TAKE UP THESE PROPOSALS THIS AFTERNOON. SO LET US CALL ON THE SENATE TO TAKE THE NEXT STEP -- AND PROTECT AMERICANS WITH TOUGHER LAWS. - 6 - JUST LAST WEEK, MY ADMINISTRATION ALSO SENT TO THE HILL NEW PROPOSALS TO STOP DRUGS AND DRUG SMUGGLERS FROM BREACHING OUR BORDERS -- TO STOP THEM COLD. WE HAVE CALLED FOR MORE BORDER PATROL AGENTS, EXTENDING GENERAL ARREST AUTHORITY so THEY CAN ENFORCE OUR DRUG LAWS. WE ARE ALSO PROPOSING LEGISLATION THAT WILL PERMIT FEDERAL JUDGES TO MORE SWIFTLY DEPORT CRIMINAL ALIENS CONVICTED OF DRUG FELONIES, AND WE WILL ALSO SEEK THE POWER TO ORDER AIRBORNE PLANES, SUSPECTED OF DRUG SMUGGLING, TO LAND. SO OUR MESSAGE TO THOSE WHO TRAFFICK IN HUMAN MISERY IS CLEAR -- KEEP OUT OF AMERICA. III TO THOSE WHO ASK IF OUR MEASURES ARE TOO HARSH, I SAY THAT THE THREAT TO MANY AMERICANS -- ESPECIALLY THOSE LIVING IN THE INNER-CITY -- IS TOO GREAT. OR, AS BENJAMIN RUSH, A SIGNER OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, WROTE: "THERE ARE TWO DOORS TO THE TEMPLE OF TYRANNY. ONE IS GOVERNMENT so STRONG THAT IT CAN DO WHATEVER IT PLEASES WITHOUT REGARD TO JUSTICE. THE OTHER IS GOVERNMENT so WEAK THAT IT CANNOT PROTECT THE PUBLIC FROM THE WORST AMONG THEMSELVES." - 7 - BUT THERE IS ANOTHER SIDE TO THE DRUG PROBLEM, A PERSONAL SIDE; AND SO THAT IS WHY DAVE SEEKS THE SAME APPROACH FOR OREGON THAT I SEEK FOR ALL OF AMERICA -- TO EXPAND DRUG TREATMENT PROGRAMS. SINCE I TOOK OFFICE, MY ADMINISTRATION HAS PROPOSED A 68% INCREASE IN DRUG TREATMENT FUNDING. NOW WE'RE ASKING CONGRESS, THROUGH OUR NEW LEGISLATION, TO HELP MAKE THOSE DOLLARS WORK BETTER. WE WANT THE STATES TO DEVELOP DRUG TREATMENT PLANS SO THAT THE RIGHT KIND OF TREATMENT REACHES THE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT -- ESPECIALLY PREGNANT WOMEN AND DRUG-AFFECTED NEWBORNS. BUT IT'S GOING TO TAKE A COORDINATED EFFORT BY OUR STATE LEADERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY TO FREE OUR CITIZENS OF THE REVOLVING-DOOR APPROACH TO CRIMINAL LAW. A COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH TO FIGHTING DRUGS AND CRIME IN THIS STATE -- THAT'S ANOTHER REASON WHY I NEED DAVE FROHNMAYER AT THE GOVERNOR'S DESK. - 8 - OREGONIANS ALSO WANT A GOVERNOR WHO UNDERSTANDS THIS BEAUTIFUL STATE, FROM THE SNAKE RIVER TO THE PACIFIC COAST. DAVE KNOWS AND LOVES OREGON AND ITS PRECIOUS ENVIRONMENT. AS AN OUTDOORSMAN, HE IS DEEPLY CONCERNED, AS I AM, ABOUT PRESERVING AND PROTECTING OUR ENVIRONMENT. IT'S GOING TO TAKE A LOT OF WORK TO PROTECT THIS GREAT PLANET AND ITS WILDLIFE, WITHOUT THROWING HARD-WORKING CITIZENS OUT OF A JOB. I REJECT THOSE WHO WOULD IGNORE THE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF THE SPOTTED OWL DECISION. THE JOBS OF MANY THOUSANDS OF OREGONIANS AND WHOLE COMMUNITIES ARE AT STAKE. BUT I ALSO REJECT THOSE WHO DO NOT RECOGNIZE THEIR OBLIGATION TO PROTECT OUR DELICATE ECOSYSTEM. COMMON SENSE TELLS US TO FIND A NEEDED BALANCE. TOGETHER, WE WILL WORK TO FIND THAT BALANCE. WE ALSO NEED TO FIND A BALANCE WHEN IT COMES TO CLEAN AIR. I AM COMMITTED TO A CLEANER ENVIRONMENT, AND THAT IS WHY I HAVE PROPOSED THE FIRST MAJOR REVISIONS TO THE CLEAN AIR ACT IN MORE THAN A DECADE. - 9 - I WANT CONGRESS TO PASS A BILL THAT WILL SHARPLY CUT ACID RAIN, SMOG AND TOXIC POLLUTANTS. BUT CONGRESS HAS GOT TO RESPECT ANOTHER KIND OF DELICATE ECOLOGY -- THAT OF JOBS AND OPPORTUNITY. SO I CALL ON THE HOUSE NOT TO KEEP AMERICA WAITING FOR CLEANER AIR, TO PASS A REASONABLE CLEAN AIR BILL IN LINE WITH THE COMPROMISE WE REACHED WITH SENATE LEADERS, NOT ANOTHER BILL CONSUMERS AND WORKERS CANNOT AFFORD. HERE IN OREGON, YOU HAVE A STRONG REPUBLICAN TEAM THAT WE NEED TO SEND BACK TO THE U.S. CAPITOL -- YOUR FRIEND AND MINE, SENATOR MARK HATFIELD -- AND THE SMITH DUO, BOB AND DENNY. DENNY, WHO IS HERE WITH US THIS MORNING, IS A KEY MEMBER OF OUR ADMINISTRATION'S EFFORTS ON CAPITOL HILL. ALL OF THESE LEADERS, ALONG WITH THE GREAT SENATOR BOB PACKWOOD, ARE TACKLING THE PROBLEMS OF CRIME AND DRUGS, THE ENVIRONMENT AND EDUCATION. - 10 - BUT THIS GREAT TEAM NEEDS A GREAT GOVERNOR BACK HOME TO GET THE JOB DONE RIGHT. YOU KNOW, AT MY INVITATION, DAVE CAME TO THE WHITE HOUSE LAST FALL TO TALK ABOUT THESE AND OTHER ISSUES. HE IS A FORCEFUL AND PASSIONATE SPOKESMAN FOR THE PEOPLE OF THIS WONDERFUL STATE. I CAN TELL YOU, DAVE FROHNMAYER IS A FIGHTER. 11 HE BELIEVES IN THE PEOPLE OF OREGON. HE BELIEVES IN THE PRINCIPLES THIS STATE HAS STOOD FOR SINCE THE DAY PRESIDENT THOMAS JEFFERSON SENT MERIWETHER LEWIS AND WILLIAM CLARK ON THEIR NOBLE EXPEDITION ACROSS THE UNKNOWN WILDERNESS. THEY SPENT THE WINTER OF 1805 NEAR THE MOUTH OF THE GREAT COLUMBIA RIVER, WHERE A MEMORIAL STILL STANDS IN THEIR HONOR. AND IT WAS 87 YEARS AGO TODAY, THAT ANOTHER GREAT LEADER AND OUTDOORSMAN, PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT, LAID THE CORNERSTONE OF THAT MEMORIAL AND SPOKE TO THE PEOPLE OF OREGON: "LET US CARRY ON THE TASK THAT OUR FOREFATHERS HAVE ENTRUSTED TO OUR HANDS; AND LET US RESOLVE THAT WE SHALL LEAVE TO OUR CHILDREN AND OUR CHILDREN'S CHILDREN AN EVEN MIGHTIER HERITAGE THAN WE RECEIVED IN OUR TURN." - 11 - DAVE FROHNMAYER IS A MAN OF INTEGRITY, ACHIEVEMENT AND HONOR, A MAN WHO WILL LEAVE OREGON AN EVEN MIGHTIER HERITAGE THAN THE ONE LEFT TO HIM. I'M PROUD TO SAY THAT HE'S GOT A GOOD FRIEND IN WASHINGTON PULLING FOR HIM ON ELECTION NIGHT. SO LET'S KEEP OREGON GREAT. LET'S KEEP IT REPUBLICAN. AND THIS NOVEMBER, LET'S MAKE IT "GOVERNOR DAVE FROHNMAYER." 111 THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU. ### Document No. 14145755 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/16/90 DATE: 5/17/90 10:00 AM ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, with a copy to my office. Thank you. RESPONSE: See comments or : Olv LI MAY 06 James W. Cicconi Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff Ext. 2702 Grant/Cawley 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 May 16, 1990 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) ... And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? III Gee, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptionals every teachers in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. III Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the assurdia the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with increasing academic all childre assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, start scho ready to producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- learn, free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the scally +5178 first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ((And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.)) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and 5 one mother-in-law in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. III Raft number one: right into the drink.) ) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. inserte reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would of cause, ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision we must are at stake. the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians and I reject those in do what industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our we canto delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. endangered protect [* PROPOSED INSERT BELOW.] Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how B A species. we concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber must do industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the 50 in people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the a that way principles this state has stood for since the day President allows Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their people noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the to continue winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where & a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago earn [* Proposal Insertb Let me mention one small step we can take in this area. Right now, the export of raw logs from Federal lands is banned. a environment. In light of the pending decision on the spotted owl, I believe we That produces both fiber ad idas for American industry and prote ats the living. Srady 14844 should cansider it least n soutial ban on vaw loa exports from state lands. It will ue good for subsicoment. the 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." III Thank you and God bless you. # # # Document No. 14145755 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/16/90 DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 5/17/90 10:00 AM PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, with a copy to my office. Thank you. RESPONSE: See Comments. Thanks Holls williamson 60 : 11v LI MAYY 06 5-17-90 James W. Cicconi Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff Ext. 2702 Grant/Cawley May 16, 1990 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great In country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 need votes. And all this before breakfast? III Gee, I wish I could to try stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave new joke. went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has so that he can fultill that come for us to send him back to the State Capitol/\as Governor. III commit- ment Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with better Massessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also present or past fense 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ( (And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus III Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and David 5 HollyWilliamse one mother-in-law in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. \\\ Raft number one: right into the drink. )) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's uninsture to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its cartioned we think wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I word. it's ok. reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the # is many thousands of being the jobs of nearly 18, 000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in disputed. industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our not clear which plan delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed work to will be Don't went balance. Together, we will find that balance. the adopted plans will + indicate # ^ to promise amsthing. Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how ersupport johs the concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon timber of we are industry He let me know how strongly he's battling for the talking about. people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their hoble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the vinter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where 1 memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago Becauful to show balance between the enviro. industry here. Please call me it this changes much - Michael Jackson + ether are working had on this usue Thanks 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # 1. Groual John comment: Frohnmager, chairman of theNEA + was brother to Dave F., omitted intentionally? mentioned He probably chould at least he -- he will probably be there. THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON 1990 MAY 18 PM 1:0, May 17, 1990 INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON w FROM: MARY KATE GRANT mkg SUBJECT: DAVE FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST I. SUMMARY Attached for your review are draft remarks for the Dave Frohnmayer for Governor fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m. at the Portland, Oregon Hilton. There will be approximately 800 people present, and you will be introduced by the candidate. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks (12 minutes/teleprompted) endorse Frohnmayer's bid for the governorship and address the Administration's positions on crime, education and the environment. There are two paragraphs on the spotted owl, which will be the news for us. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft six A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great\ to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as 2 the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? III I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptional teachers in America do every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a new commitment to educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education. Like Dave, our Administration -- with the help of all of these men -- has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me Photocopy-GB Handwriting 3 at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that deal with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority # reason - enough to male him the next Gormon of Governer. And that's why need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Oregon Governor of Oregon. ((And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners. " Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving 4 Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country. But to take back the streets of America, we will need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, we've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. DRUGS! CRIMEL Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. balance 5 Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ( (In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynn to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynn, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she lose went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave and one mother-in-law in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynn and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynn made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. BALANCE Also in CLEAN AiR WE Don SUPPORT SenATE compromise House GOT morns orignal conpromise X At my invitation, ) Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn.' " Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # 141457SS Document No. WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/19/90 21 A8:34 34 ---- DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON SUBJECT: MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 AM (5/18 - draft six) ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS WINSTON CICCONI DEMAREST PINKERTON WRAY FITZWATER DELAND GRAY HAGIN REMARKS: The attached has been forwarded to the President. RESPONSE: 25 12 NAY 06 James W. Cicconi Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff Ext. 2702 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 17, 1990 1930 MAY 18 PM 1:0, INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON w FROM: MARY KATE GRANT mkg SUBJECT: DAVE FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST I. SUMMARY Attached for your review are draft remarks for the Dave Frohnmayer for Governor fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m. at the Portland, Oregon Hilton. There will be approximately 800 people present, and you will be introduced by the candidate. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks (12 minutes/teleprompted) endorse Frohnmayer's bid for the governorship and address the Administration's positions on crime, education and the environment. There are two paragraphs on the spotted owl, which will be the news for us. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft six A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as 2 the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. 111 Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptional teachers in America do every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a new commitment to educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education. Like Dave, our Administration -- with the help of all of these men -- has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me 3 at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that deal with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ( (And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus III with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving 4 Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. 111 Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country. But to take back the streets of America, we will need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, we've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. 5 Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynn to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynn, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynn and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynn made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? 11 Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. 11 6 At my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." III Thank you and God bless you. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 17, 1990 INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON w FROM: MARY KATE GRANT mkg SUBJECT: DAVE FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST I. SUMMARY Attached for your review are draft remarks for the Dave Frohnmayer for Governor fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m. at the Portland, Oregon Hilton. There will be approximately 800 people present, and you will be introduced by the candidate. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks (12 minutes/teleprompted) endorse Frohnmayer's bid for the governorship and address the Administration's positions on crime, education and the environment. There are two paragraphs on the spotted owl, which will be the news for us. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft six A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. 11 But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as 2 the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptional teachers in America do every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a new commitment to educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education. Like Dave, our Administration -- with the help of all of these men -- has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me 3 at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that deal with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ( (And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus III with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving 4 Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country. But to take back the streets of America, we will need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, we've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. 5 Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynn to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynn, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave and one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynn and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynn made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? 11 Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. 6 At my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 17, 1990 INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON w FROM: MARY KATE GRANT mkg SUBJECT: DAVE FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST I. SUMMARY Attached for your review are draft remarks for the Dave Frohnmayer for Governor fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m. at the Portland, Oregon Hilton. There will be approximately 800 people present, and you will be introduced by the candidate. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks (12 minutes/teleprompted) endorse Frohnmayer's bid for the governorship and address the Administration's positions on crime, education and the environment. There are two paragraphs on the spotted owl, which will be the news for us. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft six A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as 2 the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. 111 Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptional teachers in America do every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a new commitment to educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education.\ Like Dave, our Administration -- with the help of all of these men -- has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me 3 at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that deal with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon. ( (And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving 4 Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country. But to take back the streets of America, we will need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, we've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. 5 Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynn to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynn, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynn and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynn made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? 11 Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. 11 6 At my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." " Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." Thank you and God bless you. # # # Grant/Cawley May 17, 1990 Draft five A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest 2 vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. 111 Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as do exceptional teacher S in America every day of the year. After new educational his decade as a teacher, he made a, commitment to excellence for Ame ican students in the decades to come And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith team, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our solid and hardworking team on Capitol Hill, 11 and augo, the environment tacklary the problems 0 creme and education, Like Dave, our Administration with the help of all of these men has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced 3 those goals: goals that dealt with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and wrote, making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also makes them most serviceable to others. We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon. ((And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) 4 Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. 111 Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to But to take back the sheets of break the back of crime in this country, 'AA a strategy that america, So, we will involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed need tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 5 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave and one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. 6 Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. At my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. this And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." III Thank you and God bless you. # # # Document No. 14145755V WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM - Weary - Carney - Collins 5/16/90 DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 5/17/90 10:00 AM PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, with a copy to my office. Thank you. RESPONSE: 5/16 OK you 5/16 Please add substantre mention ad Corgressmon Deny Swith who MAY 06 will be they LI James W. Cicconi Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff Ext. 2702 Grant/Cawley 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 May 16, 1990 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) ... And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I weay would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great This country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? 111 Gee, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. will make Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ (And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus III Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) " Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and 5 one mother-in-law in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. 111 Raft number one: right into the drink.) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from )) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. 11 Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 17, 1990 MEMORANDUM FOR CHRISS WINSTON FROM: JIM PINKERTON Q SUBJECT: Frohnmayer Fundraiser Draft pg. 1, para. 3., line 1 " I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. " This sounds a bit thin-skinned. In any case, few in the audience and Oregon generally are concerned about the Post. 1,4,7 "Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley." Because these institutions, fairly or unfairly are associated in the popular mind with elitism, we suggest deleting them. (There seems to be no so such stigma attached to being a Rhodes Scholar, however.) 2,4,2 " writes the author John Ruskin " We suggest "wrote" instead of "writes," given that Ruskin has long been dead. 4,2,10 " I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. " "At the Governor's desk" sounds a little odd. We suggest something like in "I need Dave Frohnmayer in Salem." 5,1,1 "And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. Raft number one: right into the drink." This story does not have a whole lot to it and is not terribly funny but, for what it's worth, it does have the merit of being believable. At the least, therefore, we suggest making the connection stronger between Mrs. Frohnmayer's reluctance and the other Frohnmayer's eagerness and the fact that the reluctant boat emerges unscathed while the eager boat goes under. old Ll 00 2-2-2 It could be stated more clearly that Mr. Frohnmayer's raft goes under or flips over -- "right into the drink" could be taken to mean that it is simply on the water. And the audience may forget that Raft Number One is Mr. Frohnmayer/Mother-In-Law boat. E.g. "And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it straight through, dry as bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in-law and the kids? Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October." 5,3,4 "I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision " We suggest omitting the word "extremists," which is an epithet and thus an unnecessary characterization, in favor of saying simply "I reject those who would ignore ### SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 11:24AM ; CEQ-> 2024566218:# 1 MASSETTS EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT COUNCIL ON ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY WASHINGTON. D.C. 20500 Micnae a. Deland Chairman 202)395-5080 DATE: 5/17/90 TO: Stephanie TELEPHONE NUMBER: FAX NUMBER: 6218 SUBJECT OF MATERIAL: Comments Praknmayer NUMBER OF PAGES: MESSAGE: FROM: Churman Deland TELEPHONE NUMBER: (202) 395-5080 FAX NUMBER: FTS: 395-7329 90 MAY 17 All : 32 SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:24AM ; CEQ-> 2024566218:# 2 Document No. 14145755 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/16/90 5/12/90 10:00 AM DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, with a copy to my office. Thank you. RESPONSE: David W. Cicconi to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff M. Ext. 2702 SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:24AM ; CEQ-> 20245662181# 3 Grant/Cawley May 16, 1990 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post.\\ But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:25AM ; CEQ-> 20245662181# 4 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? III Ges, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. III Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:25AM ; CEQ-> 2024566218:# 5 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries - we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmaver as the next Governor of Oregon.\\ ((And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 Morma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:26AM ; CEQ+ 2024566218:# 6 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk.\ Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors SO much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 11:26AM ; CEQ-> 2024566218:# 7 5 one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. 111 Raft number one: right into the drink.)) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Mariwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago SENT BY:CEQ ; 5-17-90 :11:27AM ; CEQ-> 2024566218:# 8 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. ### Document No. 14145755 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/16/90 DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 5/17/90 10:00 AM PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, with a copy to my office. Thank you. RESPONSE: OK.S.R 22 : ALO 06 Cicconi Assistant to the President and Deputy to the Chief of Staff Ext. 2702 Grant/Cawley May 16, 1990 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) ... And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? III Gee, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. III Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ((And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and 1 5 one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. III Raft number one: right into the drink.) ) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. 11 Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." " Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # Grant/Cawley May 16, 1990 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. (Acknowledgements) And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? III Gee, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also 3 makes them most serviceable to others." II We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ((And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.)) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it." " At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and 5 one mother-in-law in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. 111 Raft number one: right into the drink.) ) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn.' " Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." III Thank you and God bless you. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 16, 1990 MEMORANDUM FOR CHRISS WINSTON Deputy Assistant to the President for Communications FROM: BRENT O. HATCH Bat Associate Counsel to the President SUBJECT: Presidential Remarks - Frohnmayer Fundraising Breakfast Counsel's office has reviewed the above-referenced Presidential remarks. We have no legal objections. Thank you for the opportunity to review this matter. CC: James W. Cicconi 21 : t'd 91 AMY 06 Document No. 14145755 WHITE HOUSE STAFFING MEMORANDUM 5/16/90 DATE: ACTION/CONCURRENCE/COMMENT DUE BY: 5/17/90 10:00 AM PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS: FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST SUBJECT: ACTION FYI ACTION FYI VICE PRESIDENT MCCLURE SUNUNU NEWMAN SCOWCROFT PORTER DARMAN ROGICH BATES UNTERMEYER CARD ROGERS Y CICCONI WINSTON DEMAREST PINKERTON FITZWATER WRAY GRAY DELAND HAGIN REMARKS: Please forward any comments directly to Chriss Winston, Rm. 122, x2930, no later than 10:00 AM, Thursday, May 17, 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/Cawley 1990 MAY 16 PM 1: 13 May 16, 1990 Draft four A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. ((Acknowledgements)) ... And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. It's great to be here in Oregon, beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. 11 I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. 11 But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. Next November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. 6 years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million 2 votes. And all this before breakfast? 111 Gee, I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. 111 Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as every teacher in America does every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a commitment to excellence for American students in the decades to come. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol as Governor. 111 Like Dave, our Administration has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that dealt with assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug- free, and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them," writes the author John Ruskin, for "the training which makes men happiest in themselves also 3 makes them most serviceable to others." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ( (And with your newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus 111 Norma, glad to see you back in public service 11 with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners. " Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the 4 Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country -- a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. We've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governors' desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynne to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynne, anybody can do it. " At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and 5 one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynne and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynne made it through without even a splash. 111 Raft number one: right into the drink.) ) ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject the extremists in the environmental movement who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision -- the jobs of nearly 18,000 Oregonians -- and I reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will find that balance. 11 Dave came to the White House recently to tell us how concerned he is about the situation facing Oregon's timber industry. He let me know how strongly he's battling for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago 6 today, that another great outdoorsman and educator, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage to our children than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And next November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # # THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON May 17, 1990 INFORMATION MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT THROUGH: CHRISS WINSTON w FROM: MARY KATE GRANT mkg SUBJECT: DAVE FROHNMAYER FOR GOVERNOR FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST I. SUMMARY Attached for your review are draft remarks for the Dave Frohnmayer for Governor fundraising breakfast, which will be held on Monday, May 21, at 7:45 a.m. at the Portland, Oregon Hilton. There will be approximately 800 people present, and you will be introduced by the candidate. II. DISCUSSION Your remarks (12 minutes/teleprompted) endorse Frohnmayer's bid for the governorship and address the Administration's positions on crime, education and the environment. There are two paragraphs on the spotted owl, which will be the news for us. Grant/Cawley May 18, 1990 Draft six A:OREGON REMARKS: DAVID FROHNMAYER FUNDRAISING BREAKFAST PORTLAND, OREGON MONDAY, MAY 21, 1990 7:45 A.M. It's great to be here this morning. Good to see you, Governor Vic Atiyeh ((a-TEE-yuh)), and Denny Smith, one of our anti-crime leaders in the U.S. Congress. And of course, the next Governor of Oregon, Dave Frohnmayer. 11 It's great to be here in Oregon, a beautiful state with so much to do outdoors. I'd love to get some fishing in while we're here, but the way I fish, we don't have three weeks to spare. I had such little success fishing in Maine last summer, I would have been better off fishing for compliments from the Washington Post. But I'm not here today to tell fish stories. I'm here to talk to you about the future of this great state and this great country. This November, there will be an election to decide what kind of governor will lead Oregon into the '90's. Well, I can tell you one thing. Oregonians want a Governor who doesn't need on-the-job training -- Oregonians want Dave Frohnmayer. Family man. Native Oregonian. Rhodes Scholar. Degrees from Harvard, Oxford, and Berkeley. Professor of Law. 49 years old. Six years in the State House of Representatives. In his tenth year as Attorney General. In 1988, he was reelected with no opposition and both parties' nominations, setting the record as 2 the largest vote-getter in Oregon state history by winning nearly a million votes. And all this before breakfast? 111 I wish I could stick around for lunch and see what's next. III Let me tell you a short story. As a ten year-old boy, Dave went on a school field trip to Salem, and got his first look at the State Capitol building. He stood on the steps in awe, looking up at that golden Pioneer on top, and decided then and there that he would enter public service. He began that public service as a teacher, spending ten years as a law professor at the University of Oregon. He's seen miracles occur right in his own classroom, he's summoned young minds to greatness -- just as exceptional teachers in America do every day of the year. After his decade as a teacher, he made a new commitment to educational excellence. And now the time has come for us to send him back to the State Capitol so that he can fulfill that commitment as Governor. And he'll be joined this year by a strong Republican team that we need to send back to the U.S. Capitol -- your friend and mine, Senator Mark Hatfield -- and the Smith duo, Bob and Denny. Denny, who is here with us this morning, is a key member of our our Administration's efforts on Capitol Hill. All of these leaders, along with the great Senator Bob Packwood, are tackling the problems of crime and drugs, the environment and education. Like Dave, our Administration -- with the help of all of these men -- has made excellence in education one of our top priorities. Back in September, the Nation's governors joined me 3 at the Education Summit in Virginia to set new education goals for America. And, in my State of the Union address, I announced those goals: goals that deal with better assessing students' performance, increasing our graduation rate, producing a nation of literate adults, making our schools drug-free, assuring that all children start school ready to learn through programs like Head Start and ensuring that by the year 2000, our students are the first in the world in math and science achievement. The author John Ruskin wrote, "Education is leading human souls to what is best, and making what is best out of them." We entrust America's education system with the minds of our children, so we must support our teachers as they face the daily challenge of "making what is best" out of these children. As a democratic nation, the Founders recognized the importance of an educated citizenry. By teaching our young people well, we ensure a bright future for them in commerce, public service, medicine, high-tech industries -- we build a better America. This is our legacy of freedom to future generations. And it is one that is very important to me as President. Dave Frohnmayer has made education a top priority as Governor. And that's why I need Dave Frohnmayer as the next Governor of Oregon.\ ( (And with your newly-elected Superintendent of Public Instruction, Norma Paulus III with this team, Oregon's children come out the winners.)) Dave's also spent a decade of his life protecting our schools and streets from the violence of drugs and crime, serving 4 Oregon as Attorney General. During that time, he's won six out of seven cases he's argued before the U.S. Supreme Court -- the best record of any Attorney General in the country. III Among the many pieces of anti-crime legislation that he's written, Dave authored and vigorously enforced a 1981 anti- racketeering act that so far has recovered more than $2 million from white collar criminals, organized crime, drug manufacturers and dealers, illicit gamblers and con artists. He chairs the Governor's Commission on Organized Crime and founded the Criminal Intelligence Unit. Simply put, Dave Frohnmayer is the only candidate running with the experience and the determination to stand up and fight the drug dealers and violent criminals threatening our neighborhoods. Dave's take-charge attitude is the kind we need if we are to break the back of crime in this country. But to take back the streets of America, we will need a strategy that involves both the Federal and state levels. So, we've proposed tougher laws, stiffer penalties and increased prosecutorial powers in the Violent Crime Control Act we've sent to the Congress. But it's going to take a coordinated effort by our state leaders across the country to free our citizens of the revolving-door approach to criminal law. A comprehensive approach to fighting drugs and crime in this state -- that's another reason why I need Dave Frohnmayer at the Governor's desk. 11 Oregonians also want a Governor who understands this beautiful state, from the Snake River to the Pacific coast. 5 Dave knows and loves Oregon and its precious environment. ((In fact, he loves the Oregon outdoors so much that he's become quite a fan of white-water rafting. Apparently, he'd been trying for years to get Lynn to go over Martin Rapids on the McKenzie River. Finally, he told her, "C'mon Lynn, anybody can do it." At that, his mother-in-law and the kids became interested, so she went after all. Raft number one: half of the kids, Dave 11 and one mother-in-law 11 in a showercap to protect her new hairdo. Raft number two: Lynn and the rest of the kids. And when they hit Martin's Rapids, Lynn made it straight through, dry as a bone. But what do you suppose happened to Dave, his mother-in- law and the kids? 11 Well, their raft was doing an undersea adventure worthy of The Hunt For Red October. ((I'd always heard Dave had a rapid rise to the top, now I know where the story came from ...)) Dave is a great outdoorsman, a man who is deeply concerned, as I am, about preserving and protecting our environment. It's going to take a lot of work to protect this great planet and its wildlife, without throwing hard-working citizens out of a job. I reject those who would ignore the economic consequences of the Spotted Owl decision. The jobs of many thousands of Oregonians are at stake. But I also reject those in industry who do not recognize their obligation to protect our delicate ecosystem. Common sense tells us to find a needed balance. Together, we will work to find that balance. 6 At my invitation, Dave came to the White House last fall to talk about these and other issues. He is a forceful and passionate spokesman for the people of this great state. Dave Frohnmayer is a fighter. 11 He believes in the people of Oregon. He believes in the principles this state has stood for since the day President Thomas Jefferson sent Meriwether Lewis and William Clark on their noble expedition across the unknown wilderness. They spent the winter of 1805 near the mouth of the great Columbia River, where a memorial still stands in their honor. And it was 87 years ago today, that another great leader and outdoorsman, President Theodore Roosevelt, laid the cornerstone of that memorial and spoke to the people of Oregon: "Let us ... carry on the task that our forefathers have entrusted to our hands; and let us resolve that we shall leave to our children and our children's children an even mightier heritage than we received in our turn." Dave Frohnmayer is a man of integrity, achievement and honor, a man who will leave Oregon an even mightier heritage than the one left to him. I'm proud to say that he's got a good friend in Washington pulling for him on election night. So let's keep Oregon great. Let's keep it Republican. And this November, let's make it "Governor Dave Frohnmayer." 111 Thank you and God bless you. # # #