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12/06/89
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Bush Presidential Records
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[Presidential Daily Backup] 12/06/89
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7/30/2002
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RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
(b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile.
1:15 pm
Drop by Meeting with Core Foreign
Roosevelt Room
(10 min)
Policy Group Leadership
(Demarest)
(TAB D)
1:30 pm
Meeting with Secretary Baker
Oval Office
(30 min)
Cabinet Rn
2:00 pm
Budget Review
Oval Office
(60 min)
(Darman)
(TAB E)
3:00 pm
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(60 min)
3:30- cand, Demovit, Rogicle, + Fity
4:00 pm
Dental Appointment
Dentist Office
(60 min)
(Lee)
6:15 pm
B Briefing and Reception to high-
State Floor
(45 min)
light the support of Corporate
America in the Hispanic Community
(Demarest) (OPEN)
(TAB F)
7:18 add atwater + Card 7:45 atwater & Card out 7:50
8:04 add Dates, Acoweroft, DCI (b)(3) Briefer + Card 8:05 Walker, Card out
8:25 add V.P. 8:27 DCI t
out 8:54 Dates + scoweroft out
8:58 VP ont; add 7: tywater 9:04 add Kathy Lewis + photog et al
9:26 all out 9:31 add Brady Darman + card 9:57 Card + Dormon out
10:01 Brady out 10:04 add Buber Date, Acoureft & Fitywate
10:06 add Crappi it al (10:36 acld press pool) (10:40 Press pool out)
10:41 all out except Bober, Dates, + scowcroft 10:49 all out
12:07 all out 12:09 Pin for lench 1:04 V.P.Ont 1:10 add Fitywate
1:12 7 itywate out 1:13 Card in
1:14 add Demarest, Date scowcroft, Blachwell 1:19 all to Roosevelt Run for
1:48 Poter to val, add Gates + Baber 2:00 Dates ant
Foreign Policy group.
UNP 12/05/89
2:07 Baher out 2:09 Potus to Cabinet Run for Budget mtg
6:00 pm
3:28 Potus to O val u/ card 3:37 Cord out 3:38 add scowcroft
3:42 Drowraft out 3:43 add Bater 3:45 Bahu out
4:47 Bader & Lilley out 4:53 scoweroft + Date out adce
3:48 add Baher. Acourroft, Dates + anb. James Tilley
Chris Winston
5:10 Chris Winston out 5:15 untermege u.
5:21 Untermyer out 6:13 aptaval to Re. 6:14 an state 2nd The 7dr
6:49 6:15 armounced into Eather Remarks 6:22 jer conclude mn. Bul remarks received
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Bush Presidential Records
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Appointments and Scheduling, Office of
Series:
Presidential Daily Diary/Backup
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WHORM Cat.:
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[Presidential Daily Backup] 12/06/89
Date Closed:
7/30/2002
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12812-030
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2002-1005-S
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RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P-1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
(b)(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P-2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
(b)(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of an
P-3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P-4 Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential commercial or
(b)(3) Release would violate a Federal statute [(b)(3) of the FOIA]
financial information [(a)(4) of the PRA]
(b)(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P-5 Release would disclose confidential advice between the President
information [(b)(4) of the FOIA]
and his advisors, or between such advisors [a)(5) of the PRA]
(b)(6) Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
P-6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRA]
(b)(7) Release would disclose information compiled for law enforcement
purposes [(b)(7) of the FOIA]
C. Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in donor's deed of
(b)(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
(b)(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
PRM. Removed as a personal record misfile.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE MEMORANDUM
PRESIDENT BUSH
DECEMBER 6th
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE MEMORANDUM
DECEMBER 6th
PRESIDENT BUSH
. 1989
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NEW YORK, NY
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MRS. BARBARA BUSH
RES: WASHINGTON, DC
WHITE HOUSE ADMIN EXT. 551
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10:08 PM
10:08
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
TELEPHONE MEMORANDUM
SIGNAL SWITCHBOARD
December 6, . 1989
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PRESIDENTIAL MOVEMENTS
LOCATION Washington, D.C.
DATE 6 December 1989
TIME
MOVEMENTS
0639
South Grounds
0643
Oval Office
1320
Roosevelt Room
1348
Oval Office
1410
Cabinet Room
1531
Oval Office
1814
State Floor
1852
Residence
WHCA FORM 15, OCTOBER 15, 1980
Wednesday, December 6
4:55 Coffee for President and Mrs. Bush
5:00 Mrs, Bush to the South Grounds
5:06 Mrs, Bush to the Second Floor
6:40 The President to the South Grounds, to the Oval Office
7:55 Mrs, Bush to the Swimming Pool
9:06 Mrs. Bush to the Second Floor
9:10 Justine Tarosky to the Second Floor
9:25 Nancy Graux to the Second Floor
11:09 Mrs. Bush departs South Grounds for Children's Hospital
12:12 Mrs. Bush arrives South Grounds, to the Second Floor
12:40 Lunch for Mrs. Bush
2:30 The Berkeys (Donnors of the Christmas Tree) arrive at the
White House
2:45 Mrs. Bush to the South Grounds
2:55 Mrs. Bush to the State Floor for the Presentation of the
Christmas Tree
3:10 Refreshments served in the Blue Room (33 guests)
3:30 Mrs. Bush to the Second Floor Guests depart
4:30 Guests to the State Floor for the Briefing for
Corporate Support of Hispanic Community
6:13 Mrs, Bush to the State Floor
6:15 The President and Mrs. Bush to the East Room
6:25
Recieiving Line
6;30 Refreshments served in the State Dining Room
(207 Guests)
6:50 The President and Mrs, Bush to the Second Floor
6:55 Guests to the Second Floor for drinks (5 guests)
M/M August Bush
M/M
Mr.
7:25 down
7:30 Guests depart the White House
8:15 Dinner for the President and Mrs. Bush
9:45 Retired
SCHEDULE OF THE PRESIDENT
Wednesday, December 6, 1989
7:15 am
Meeting with Lee Atwater
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Card)
7:45 am
Coffee with Judge John Walker
Oval Office
(10 min)
(Presock)
8:00 am
Intelligence Briefing
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Scowcroft/Sununu)
8:15 am
National Security Briefing
Oval Office
(30 min)
(Scowcroft/Sununu)
8:45 am
Interview with the Houston Post
Oval Office
(15 min)
(Fitzwater)
(TAB A)
9:00 am
Administrative Time
Oval Office
(60 min)
10:00 am
Meeting with Bettino Craxi,
Oval Office
(20 min)
Secretary of the Italian
Socialist Party OPWP- M
(Scowcroft) (Distributed Separately)
10:30 am
Photo Opportunities
(TAB B)
Oval Office
(15 min)
1. Salvation Army Commanders
(Demarest)
>stills
2. National Women's Economic
Alliance (Demarest)
3. NAM President (Demarest)
10:45 am
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
11:00 am
Budget Review
(TAB C)
Oval Office
(60 min)
(Darman)
12:00 pm
Lunch with the Vice President
Oval Office
(60 min)
1:00 pm
Personal Staff Time
Oval Office
(15 min)
UNP 12/05/89
6:00 pm
MRS. BUSH'S SUMMARY SCHEDULE
Wednesday, December 6, 1989
9:30 a.m.
-Private appointment, Residence.
10:05 a.m.
-Depart South Portico en route Children's
Hospital, 111 Michigan Avenue, N.W.,
Washington, D.C., 20010, 745-5000.
(Drive Time: 20 minutes)
10:30 a.m.
-Tape "Christmas in Washington" piece and
Attend Children's Hospital Christmas Celebration.
(See attached material)
11:30 a.m.
-Depart Children's Hospital en route White
House.
(Drive Time: 20 minutes)
11:50 a.m.
-Arrive White House.
3:00 p.m.
-Arrival of the White House Christmas Tree,
North Portico.
(See attached material)
6:15 p.m.
-Briefing and Reception for Corporate Support of
Hispanic Community (&GB), State Floor.
(See attached material)
PARTICIPANTS
U.S.
The President
The Vice President
James A. Baker, Secretary of State
John H. Sununu, Chief of Staff
Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
Robert M. Gates, Assistant to the President
and Deputy for National Security Affairs
James Dobbins, Acting Assistant Secretary of State
for European and Canadian Affairs
Robert Hutchings, Director, European Political Affairs, NSC
Staff (Notetaker)
Sim Smiley (Interpreter)
Italy
Bettino Craxi, Secretary of the Socialist Party
Margharita Boniver, Foreign Policy Advisor
to Mr. Craxi
Rinaldo Petrignani, Ambassador
Elvira Bonaccorsi Lewis (Interpreter)
Brenda
9777
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
December 5, 1989
MEETING WITH BETTINO CRAXI,
CHAIRMAN OF THE SOCIALIST PARTY OF ITALY
DATE: December 6, 1989
LOCATION: Oval Office
TIME: 10:00 - 10:20 a.m. EST
PARTICIPANTS
U.S.
The President
The Vice President
James A. Baker, Secretary of State
John H. Sununu, Chief of Staff
Brent Scowcroft, Assistant to the President
for National Security Affairs
Robert M. Gates, Assistant to the President
and Deputy for National Security Affairs
James Dobbins, Acting Assistant Secretary of State
for European and Canadian Affairs
Robert Hutchings, Director, European Political Affairs, NSC
Staff (Notetaker)
Sim Smiley (Interpreter)
Italy
Bettino Craxi, Secretary of the Socialist Party
Margharita Boniver, Foreign Policy Advisor
to Mr. Craxi
Rinaldo Petrignani, Ambassador
Elvira Bonaccorsi Lewis (Interpreter)
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
December 5, 1989
HOUSTON POST INTERVIEW
DATE:
LOCATION:
Wednesday, December Marlin 6, 1989
The Oval Office
TIME:
8:45 a.m.
FROM:
MARLIN FITZWATER
I. PURPOSE/BACKGROUND
To provide an interview with The Houston Post, the day
prior to visiting Houston for the Senator Gramm
Fundraiser. Kathy is primarily interested in the
Economic Summit; what were the deciding factors in
selecting Houston; what do you want to show the Heads
of State in Houston; did San Antonio really ever have a
shot at it?
She is also interested in the special relationship
between you and Secretary Baker. She is looking for
any funny anecdotes you may want to share with your
fellow Houstonians.
She will likely discuss the Malta summit and where you
expect to go from here in furthering the relationship
between you and Mr. Gorbachev.
II. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Governor Sununu
General Scowcroft
Marlin Fitzwater
Kathy Lewis, Houston Post
Hugo Wessels, Houston Post Photographer
III. PRESS PLAN
White House Photographer
Houston Post Photographer
IV. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
Ms. Lewis and Mr. Wessels enter Oval Office, exchange
brief greetings, and interview begins.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH SALVATION ARMY
DATE:
December 6, 1989
TIME:
10:30 a.m.
LOCATION:
Oval Office
AP
THROUGH:
DAVID DEMAREST
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR
COMMUNICATIONS
FROM:
DOUG WEAD Sych
10:50 add
to
SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
10:54
Oval
FOR PUBLIC LIAISON
I.
PURPOSE
To thank the Salvation Army for its extensive and timely
relief efforts after the Hurricane Hugo and Bay Area
earthquake disasters; also to strengthen your friendship
with the leadership of one of America's best-known and
respected volunteer organizations and welcome the
organization's new National Commander.
II. BACKGROUND
The Salvation Army is one of this country's largest and most
respected volunteer organizations. In 1988, for example,
over 1.2 million volunteers worked in Salvation Army
programs. Recently, the Salvation Army was the first
volunteer organization to respond to Northern California's
earthquake on October 17th. Its Emergency Disaster Teams
were on the scene within one hour of the earthquake --
despite substantial damage that occured to its Bay Area
facilities -- dispatching scores of mobile feeding units and
canteen units to victims and relief workers in the San
Francisco area. Additionally, the Salvation Army provided
an emergency shelter for relief workers as well as food and
bottled water for school children, senior citizens and local
hospitals.
This photo op would present a suitable occasion for you to
congratulate the Salvation Army's new leader, James Osborne,
who succeeded Andrew S. Miller on November 1st as its
National Commander.
III. PARTICIPANTS
The President
Leadership of the Salvation Army:
Commissioner James Osborne
National Commander
Commissioner Stanley Ditmer
Eastern Territorial Commander
Commissioner Harold Shoults
Central Territorial Commander
Commissioner Kenneth Hodder
Southern Territorial Commander
Commissioner Paul Rader
Western Territorial Commander
Colonel Ernest A. Miller
Director, National Public Affairs Office
IV. PRESS PLAN
Closed. White House Photographer
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
-- Salvation Army leadership enters Oval Office.
-- The President greets leaders and exchanges brief remarks.
-- The President and guests participate in photo op.
-- Leaders depart Oval Office.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH NATIONAL WOMEN'S ECONOMIC ALLIANCE
DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1989
TIME: 10:30 A.M.
LOCATION: OVAL OFFICE
I
THROUGH: DAVID DEMAREST
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR
COMMUNICATIONS
FROM: BOBBIE KILBERG BK
10:55-
DEPUTY ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR
PUBLIC LIAISON
I.
PURPOSE
To present the Excellence in Leadership Award to
10:57
Frances Hesselbein, National Executive Director of
the Girl Scouts USA, who was honored by the
National Women's Economic Alliance at a dinner on
December 5.
II.
BACKGROUND
The National Women's Economic Alliance (NWEA) is a
nonprofit, tax exempt organization which works for
increased career and economic opportunity for women.
On December 5, NWEA presented Frances Hesselbein
with the Excellence in Leadership award for her
efforts in promoting volunteerism through the Girl
Scouts USA. Under her leadership, the Girl Scouts
has grown from 530,000 volunteers to more than
700,000 and now has just as many black students as
white.
Peter Drucker, a well known management consultant,
calls Frances Hesselbein the "most effective manager
in the Unites States today." Ms. Hesselbein serves
on the Boards of Directors for Pennsylvania Power and
Light and Mutual of America.
III.
PARTICIPANTS
President
Frances Hesselbein, National Executive Director, Girl
Scouts USA
Patricia Harrison, President, National Women's
Economic Alliance; Republican Member Workforce 2000
Sarah DeCamp, Assistant Director, Office of Public
Liaison
IV.
PRESS PLAN
Press Pool
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
Group enters the Oval Office.
President presents Excellence in Leadership Award to
Frances Hesselbein/Photo Op.
Group departs.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY WITH THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF MANUFACTURERS (NAM) LEADERSHIP
DATE: DECEMBER 6, 1989
TIME: 10:30 A.M.
LOCATION: OVAL OFFICE
$0
THROUGH: DAVID DEMAREST, ASSISTANT TO THE
PRESIDENT FOR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM: BOBBIE KILBERG, BK DEPUTY ASSISTANT TO
10:58
THE PRESIDENT FOR PUBLIC LIAISON
I. PURPOSE:
-11:00
To welcome NAM's newly elected Chairman, Dan Krumm, and
President-elect, Jerry Jasinowski, and to thank departing
President Sandy Trowbridge for his 10-year service to NAM.
To thank the NAM leadership for their support of
Administration initiatives and to encourage their continued
grassroots efforts on such issues as capital gains and
mandated benefits.
II. BACKGROUND:
This photo-op will precede a White House briefing later that
afternoon for approximately 125 members of the NAM Executive
Committee. The Vice President, and cabinet officials
Mosbacher, Hills and Reilly, will outline Administration
objectives for the coming year and encourage grassroots
activity from this group on major Administration
initiatives.
NAM Chairman Dan Krumm, elected to a one year term in
October, serves as Chairman of Maytag Corporation in Newton,
Iowa. Mr. Krumm also chairs the Governor's Iowa Business
Council. He replaces former Chairman Dick Heckert, Chairman
of du Pont Corporation. President-elect Jerry Jasinowski
has served as Executive Vice President and Chief Economist
for NAM since 1981. Sandy Trowbridge has served as NAM
President for 10 years and has been active in the Washington
community in that capacity. Mr. Trowbridge served on the
Social Security Reform Commission, the Commission on
Executive and Judicial Salaries and helped with the Private
Sector Initiatives program.
III. PARTICIPANTS:
The President
NAM Chairman Dan Krumm, (Chairman of Maytag Corporation)
President-elect Jerry Jasinowski
President Sandy Trowbridge
Bobbie Kilberg, Deputy Assistant to the President for Public
Liaison
Jeff Vogt, Assistant Director, Public Liaison
IV. PRESS PLAN:
Closed Press.
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
Guests arrive the Oval Office.
President greets guests and participates in
photo-opportunity.
Guests depart the Oval Office.
THE OF THE OFFICE UNITED OFFICE 1350ng OF
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503
December 5, 1989
BUDGET REVIEW MEETING -- OUTLAY OVERVIEW
Date:
December 6, 1989
Location:
Oval Office
TIME:
11:00-12:00
FROM:
Richard G. Darman 7 Warren
I.
PURPOSE
This meeting is to present an agency-by-agency review of
budget proposals that have been tentatively agreed (subject
to your approval). We will also identify issues yet to be
resolved -- but will not ask for decisions on these until
after the appeals (next week).
A book will be provided separately -- but need NOT be read
prior to the meeting.
II. PARTICIPANTS
President
Vise President
Secretary Brady
andy Cord
Richard Darman
Michael Boskin
-
Roger Porter
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Bill Diefenderfer
John Robson
Frank Hodsoll
Arlene Holen
ok
Robert Grady
1
Janet Hale
III. PRESS PLAN
White House photographer only.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
MEETING WITH CORE FOREIGN POLICY GROUP
DATE:
December 6, 1989
TIME:
1:15 p.m.
LOCATION:
Roosevelt Room
THROUGH:
DAVID DEMAREST
PA
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FOR
COMMUNICATIONS
FROM:
SICHAN SIV Archme
DEPUTY ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR PUBLIC LIAISON
I. PURPOSE:
To discuss the Administration's major foreign policy
initiatives over the past year, especially the recently
completed meetings in Malta, and to establish this
distinguished group of foreign policy experts as a sounding
board for future foreign policy initiatives.
II. BACKGROUND:
Periodic Roosevelt Room meetings with leading policy experts
are part of the Office of Communication's strategy of
disseminating information about the Administration's
accomplishments. This will be the first such meeting with
opinion leaders in the foreign policy area and will allow
you to highlight recent accomplishments, especially those
pursuant to your meetings in Malta, and to get feedback from
opinion leaders in the foreign policy area.
III. PARTICIPANTS:
The President
The Vice President
19 leading foreign policy experts (list attached)
General Scrowcroft
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs
Robert Gates
Assistant to the President and Deputy for National Security
Affairs
David Demarest
Assistant to the President for Communications
Sichan Siv
Deputy Assistant to the President for Public Liaison
Scott Sutherland
Assistant Director, Office of Public Liaison
IV. PRESS PLAN:
Closed. White House Photographer only.
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
-- The President enters Roosevelt Room.
-- The President delivers brief remarks.
-- The President listens and responds to policy leaders.
-- The President departs.
Talking points provided by the Office of Public Liaison.
MEETING WITH CORE FOREIGN POLICY GROUP
LIST OF FOREIGN POLICY EXPERTS
DECEMBER 6, 1989 -- 1:15 p.m.
David Abshire
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Charles Blitzer
Woodrow Wilson Center for International Studies
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Columbia University
Ray Cline
U.S. Global Strategy Council
Mitchell Daniels
Hudson Institute
John Fisher
American Security Council
Frank Gaffney
Center for Security Policy
Thomas Hughes
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Evan Hultman (Maj. Gen., Ret.)
Reserve Officers Association
John Kiermaier
Foreign Policy Association
Ambassador Jeanne Kirkpatrick
American Enterprise Institute
George Klein
National Organization of Jewish Americans
Bruce K. MacLaury
The Brookings Institution
John Raisian
Hoover Institution, Stanford University
George M. Seignious, Jr.
Atlantic Council of the United States
Peter Tarnoff
Council on Foreign Relations
James A. Thompson
The Rand Corporation
Phillip N. Trulock
The Heritage Foundation
Stanley Weiss
Business Executives for National Security
TALKING POINTS: FOREIGN POLICY CORE GROUP MEETING
ROOSEVELT ROOM
DECEMBER 6,1989 1:15 p.m.
*
Welcome. This meeting is to kick off an ongoing
working relationsip between this group and my staff.
We want to be accessible to your ideas and input.
*
Freedom is on the march. The day of the dictator
has passed.
*
Poland and Hungary are on the road to becoming
true democracies where protection of individual
liberties and the rule of law predominates.
My administration continues to support both
countries financially and technically.
*
We are working closely with our European allies
to assist East Germany and Czechoslovakia in
their struggle for Democracy.
TALKING POINTS: cont'd
*
My recent talks with President Gorbachev off Malta
set the stage for unprecedented cooperation between
the US and the Soviet Union on a number of issues:
1. A decision to complete negotiations on
four different arms control agreements.
2. An agreement to extend Western trade credits
and investment in the Soviet economy: and
3. An informal agreement on the need for stability
and peaceful evolution in Eastern Europe.
*
General Scrowcroft and Bob Gates will have more
detailed information.
*
However, I wanted to drop by and hear from you
briefly.
STATE HOMELY AND BUDGET UNITED OFFICE OF THE
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20503
December 5, 1989
BUDGET REVIEW MEETING -- OUTLAY OVERVIEW
Date:
December 6, 1989
Location:
Oval Office
TIME:
2:00-3:00
FROM:
Richard G. Darman N.WDarnan
I. PURPOSE
This meeting is to present an agency-by-agency review of
budget proposals that have been tentatively agreed (subject
to your approval). We will also identify issues yet to be
resolved -- but will not ask for decisions on these until
after the appeals (next week).
A book will be provided separately -- but need NOT be read
prior to the meeting.
II. PARTICIPANTS
President
Vice President
Secretary Brady
Richard Darman
Michael Boskin
Roger Porter
Bill Diefenderfer
John Robson
Frank Hodsoll
Arlene Holen
Robert Grady
Janet Hale
III. PRESS PLAN
White House photographer only.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
BRIEFING AND RECEPTION
TO RECOGNIZE CORPORATE SUPPORT OF
HISPANIC COMMUNITY
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1989
TIME:
4:30 p.m. - 7:15 p.m.
LOCATION:
State Floor
(Music: Marine Orchestra/Grand Foyer)
DRESS:
Business Suit/Dinner Dress
NUMBER OF GUESTS:
175
FROM:
Laurie Firestone LF
4:30 p.m.
Guests arrive Visitors Center and
are directed to East Room for briefing.
5:00 p.m.
Briefing begins with welcoming remarks
by The Honorable Gregg Petersmeyer;
followed by Deputy Secretary of Labor,
Rod DeArment; and Secretary Cavazos.
6:10 p.m.
At the end of Secretary Cavazos'
remarks, the press arrive East Room
via North Door.
6:15 p.m.
THE PRESIDENT and MRS. BUSH arrive State Floor via
elevator and proceed to East Room via Cross Hall to
join Secretary Cavazos on dais.
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE PRESIDENT makes remarks.
After his remarks, THE PRESIDENT and MRS. BUSH will
depart East Room to Cross Hall for receiving line
outside Blue Room.
7:15 p.m.
After receiving line and possible mix and mingle,
THE PRESIDENT and MRS. BUSH depart State Floor via
elevator enroute Residence.
All guests depart State Floor
via Grand Staircase.
Tim
CEOs, HISPANIC LEADERS, EAST ROOM 1989
6:30 P.M. / WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, 1989
DEC
`6
PM 4: 09
GOOD EVENING. SECRETARY CAVAZOS, DEPUTY SECRETARY
((ROD)) DEARMENT [[DE-ARM-MENT]] -- THANK YOU FOR YOUR
IDEAS AND INSPIRATION. ALFREDO ESTRADA, PUBLISHER OF
HISPANIC MAGAZINE, THANK YOU AND YOUR STAFF FOR YOUR
SUGGESTIONS. I AM ESPECIALLY DELIGHTED To BE AMONG so
MANY HISPANIC AND BUSINESS LEADERS. WELCOME TO THE
WHITE HOUSE. 11
- 2 -
((You KNOW, I'VE JUST SPENT SEVERAL DAYS ON SHIPS
IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA. AND I MUST HAVE LEFT MY SEA
LEGS IN THE NAVY, BECAUSE WALKING OVER HERE THROUGH THE
WEST WING, I FOUND MYSELF LISTING SLIGHTLY TO
STARBOARD.)
BUT IT WAS A GOOD MEETING, ONE THAT I BELIEVE WILL
SET THE BASIS FOR FUTURE PROGRESS -- BUILDING PEACE AND
ADVANCING FREEDOM FOR A NEW CENTURY.
- 3 -
YET, NO MATTER HOW FAR I TRAVEL, WHO I MEET OR WHAT I
SEE, NOTHING CAN BEAT THE THRILL OF RETURNING HOME,
BACK TO THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. III
I ASKED YOU HERE TODAY TO THANK YOU FOR ALL THAT
YOU'VE DONE. As YOU KNOW, OUR GROWING HISPANIC
COMMUNITY WILL SOON FORM THE LARGEST MINORITY GROUP IN
OUR NATION.
- 4 -
AND IF THIS IS TO REMAIN THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY, THEN
ALL THE CITIZENS OF AMERICA MUST BE WELL EDUCATED AND
PREPARED FOR THE CHALLENGES OF THE FUTURE.
THERE WAS A TIME IN THIS COUNTRY WHEN YOU COULD
PROSPER WITHOUT A HIGH SCHOOL DEGREE OR A SPECIAL
SKILL. BUT WE ARE ENTERING AN AGE OF SPECIALIZATION.
AND IN THE 1990s, THOSE WHO DO NOT LEARN, WILL NOT
EARN. THEY WILL FIND IT HARD TO CONTRIBUTE. 11
- 5 -
THEY WILL FIND IT HARD To ADVANCE. It's AS SIMPLE AS
THAT. 11
SADLY, ALMOST 11 PERCENT OF HISPANIC STUDENTS DROP
OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL EACH YEAR. MORE THAN HALF OF ALL
HISPANIC-AMERICANS OVER THE AGE OF 25 HAVE NOT
COMPLETED HIGH SCHOOL. AND WHEN IT COMES TO HIGHER
EDUCATION, TOO MANY HISPANICS JUST NEVER GET THE CHANCE
FOR COLLEGE.
- 6 -
SOLUTIONS ARE COMING FROM HISPANIC AMERICA. STRONG
FAMILY SUPPORT\\ -- THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF LEARNING AND
EXCELLENCE\\ -- THESE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN THE MOST
STRIKING FEATURES OF THE HISPANIC TRADITION. Now THIS
TRADITION IS ENDANGERED BY THE TENSIONS, THE VERY
TEMPO, OF MODERN LIFE. So WE MUST WORK TOGETHER TO
PROTECT THIS HERITAGE.
- 7 -
WORK TOGETHER AS LEADERS IN GOVERNMENT AND BUSINESS, AS
MEN AND WOMEN CONCERNED WITH THE FUTURE. NOTHING LESS
THAN A NATIONAL EFFORT WILL SUFFICE.
SECRETARY CAVAZOS, WHO HEADS THE WORKING GROUP ON
EDUCATION OF THE DOMESTIC POLICY COUNCIL, IS ALREADY
ADDRESSING IMPORTANT EDUCATION ISSUES. Now I AM
PLEASED To TELL YOU WE ARE EMBARKING ON A NEW EFFORT,
ONE JUST FOR HISPANIC-AMERICANS -- DUE, IN PART, To THE
ADVICE I'VE HEARD FROM so MANY OF YOU.
- 8 -
I HAVE SIGNED A DIRECTIVE ASKING SECRETARY CAVAZOS To
FORM AN HISPANIC EDUCATION TASK FORCE To ASSESS HOW
WELL FEDERAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS SERVE HISPANICS, AND
RECOMMEND WAYS TO ENHANCE THE FEDERAL ROLE. THE TASK
FORCE WILL COMPLETE ITS WORK AND REPORT TO ME BY THE
END OF FEBRUARY. THEN, I'LL INCORPORATE THESE FINDINGS
INTO OUR BROADER EFFORTS To IMPROVE AMERICAN EDUCATION,
MANDATED BY OUR EDUCATION SUMMIT WITH THE NATION'S
GOVERNORS.
- 9 -
THE CORPORATE LEADERS HERE TODAY UNDERSTAND THAT
SUPPORTING EDUCATION AND TRAINING IS GOOD BUSINESS AS
WELL AS GOOD CITIZENSHIP. Look AT THE NATIONAL
HISPANIC SCHOLARSHIP FUND, WHICH HAS SENT ALMOST TEN
THOUSAND YOUNG HISPANIC MEN AND WOMEN TO COLLEGE. THIS
MEANS TEN THOUSAND HIGHLY EDUCATED AND HIGHLY SKILLED
AMERICANS WILL BRING THEIR TALENT AND ENERGY TO
AMERICAN BUSINESS, AND THEIR LEADERSHIP TO A NEW
GENERATION.
- 10 -
BY CONTRIBUTING TO THE MANY PROGRAMS AND FUNDS THAT
ADVANCE THE CAUSE OF HISPANIC YOUTH, YOU HAVE TRULY
MADE AN INVESTMENT IN THIS GENERATION, AND THE FUTURE
OF AMERICA. BUT EDUCATION IS MORE THAN AN INVESTMENT.
AND THE CAUSE OF EDUCATION TRANSCENDS THE MANY PROSAIC
MATTERS I'VE DISCUSSED TODAY.
- 11 -
EDUCATION IS, AS WILL AND ARIEL DURANT WROTE, NOT
JUST "THE PAINFUL ACCUMULATION OF FACTS AND DATES AND
REIGNS, NOR MERELY THE NECESSARY PREPARATION OF THE
INDIVIDUAL TO EARN HIS KEEP IN THE WORLD." IT IS THE
"TRANSMISSION OF OUR MENTAL, MORAL, TECHNICAL AND
AESTHETIC HERITAGE AS FULLY AS POSSIBLE To AS MANY AS
POSSIBLE."
1
- 12 -
LET THE NEXT GENERATION OF HISPANIC-AMERICANS FULLY
KNOW THEIR HERITAGE -- THE HERITAGE OF BENITO JUAREZ,
JOSE MARTI AND GEORGE WASHINGTON, OF OCTAVIO PAZ AND
WILLIAM FAULKNER.
FOR ADVANCING THIS CAUSE, I PASS ON TO YOU THE
GRATITUDE OF THE NATION. THANK YOU, GOD BLESS YOU, AND
GOD BLESS AMERICA.
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6:15 announce
6:5
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
SALUTE TO HISPANIC COMMUNITY
CORPORATE AMERICA PARTNERSHIPS
DATE:
DECEMBER 6, 1989
TIME:
6:15 p.m.
LOCATION:
EAST ROOM / STATE FLOOR
THROUGH:
DAVID DEMAREST
AA
ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR COMMUNICATIONS
FROM:
SICHAN SIV. Archus
DEPUTY ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT
FOR PUBLIC LIAISON
I.
PURPOSE:
For you to commend and encourage the continued
participation of corporate America partnerships with the
Hispanic community.
You will also announce the directive forming the Task Force
within the Domestic Policy Council Working Group to focus
on Hispanic education.
II. BACKGROUND:
To recognize these corporations, the Chief Executive
Officer and Hispanic Affairs representative from 50
companies have been invited to a briefing and reception.
The leadership from national Hispanic organizations will
also be in attendance.
In a survey conducted by Hispanic magazine, these
corporations were selected as providing the most
opportunities for Hispanics through corporate
philanthrophy, recruitment, sponsorship of Hispanic
organizations, educational programs, and events.
III. PARTICIPANTS:
Briefing: The President and Mrs. Bush
Secretary Cavazos
Rod DeArment,
Deputy Secretary of Labor
Gregg Petersmeyer,
Deputy Assistant to the President
and Director Office of National Service
Corporate Leaders (see attached list of CEO's)
Hispanic Community Leaders (see attached list)
Reception: The President and Mrs. Bush
Briefing Participants
Secretary Lujan
The Honorable Lee Atwater
Corporate invitees
Hispanic community invitees
IV.
PRESS PLAN:
Open Press
V.
SEQUENCE OF EVENTS:
See Social Office Scenario.
Remarks provided by speechwriters.
CORPORATE
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICERS AND PRESIDENTS
Allstate Insurance Company
Wayne Hedien
Chairman and CEO
Anheuser - Busch
August A. Busch III
Chairman, President and CEO
Dr. Pepper / Seven-Up Companies
John R. Albers
President and CEO
Polaroid Corporation
I. MacAllister Booth
President and CEO
Hallmark / Univision
Joaquin Blaya
President, Univision
The Coca-Cola Company
Mr. Don Keough
President
Ford Motor Company
Donald E. Petersen
Chairman and CEO
Rockwell International Corporation
Donald R. Beall
Chairman of the Board and CEO
Miller Brewing Company / Phillip Morris Companies, Inc.
Leonard J. Goldstein
President and CEO / Miller Brewing Co.
3M Corporation
Allen F. Jacobson
Chairman of the Board and CEO
U.S. West International
Reynie U. Ortiz
President
Goya Foods, Inc.
Joseph A. Unanue
President
HISPANIC LEADERSHIP
Mr. Ernest Robles
Executive Director
National Hispanic Scholarship Fund
Dr. Antonio Rigual
Executive Director
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
Mr. Pedro Viera
President
SER Jobs for Progress National, Inc.
Mr. Richard Farias
President
Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans
Mr. Mario Moreno
Regional Counsel
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
Mr. Mario Diaz
National Chairman
G.I. Forum of the United States
Mr. Guarione Diaz
President
Cuban American National Council
Ms. Lillian Aguilar
President
Latin Business Association
Ms. Elvira Valenzuela Crocker
Executive President
Mexican American Women's National Association
Mr. Jose Longoria
Executive Director
LULAC National Education Service Centers, Inc.
Mr. Raul Yzaguirre
President
National Council of La Raza
Mr. Manuel Oliverez
President
National Image, Inc.
Dr. Harry Pachon
President
National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials
Mr. Francisco Newton
Executive Director
National Association of Hispanic Journalists
Dr. Janice Petrovich
National Executive Director
ASPIRA Association
Mr. Louis Nunez
President
National Puerto Rican Coalition
Mr. Ruben Franco
President
Puerto Rican Legal Defense and Education Fund
Mr. Dionico Morales
President
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation
Mr. Gabe Aguirre
U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Ivette Torres
President
National Conference of Puerto Rican Women
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NAME
NAME
BRIEFING/RECEPTION FOR MEMBERS OF
Cavazos
Lauro (Hon. (Sec. ))
A
CORPORATE PARTNERSHIPS WITH THE
Cavazos
Peggy (Mrs. Lauro)
A
HISPANIC COMMUNITY-Wednesday,
Champion
James (Mr.)
A
December 6, 1989/4:30 Visitors
Champion
Victoria L. (Mrs. James)
A
Entrance/Limited Parking -Letter
Clark Allen (Hon.)
A
& Invitation
ЧАК Elizabeth (Ms.)
A
Contact Social Office x7788
Combe Neil (Mr.)
A
THE PRESIDENT & MRS. BUSH
Conradt
Kim-Lan (Ms.)
A
Coronado
Troup (Mr.)
A
Adams Ellen (Mrs. Rex D.)
A
Crimmin
Judith (Mrs. Robert J.)
A
Adams Rex D. (Mr.)
A
Crimmins
Robert J. (Mr.)
A
Aquilar
Henry (Mr.)
A
Crocker
Elvira Valenzuela (Ms.)
A
Aguilar
Lillian (Mrs. Henry)
A
Caeny
Burke (Mr.)
A
Aquirre
Gabriel E. (Mr.)
A
Cueny Patti (Mrs. Burke)
A
Aquirre
Jesse (Mr.)
A
Aires Randolf (Mr.)
A
DeArment Rod (Mr.)
A
Aires Virginia (Mrs. Randolf)
A
DeCamp Sarah (Ms.)
A
Alber
Carol (Mrs. John R.)
A
Dejaegher
Marguerite (Mrs. Ronald)
A
Albers
Jonn R. (Mr.)
A
Dejaeghere, Ronald (Mr.)
A
Allen, Clyde (Mr.)
A
Dewes John (Mr.)
A
Angule
Gerard (Mr.)
A
Dewes Taihee (Mrs. John)
A
Aponte
Maria (Mrs. Philip)
A
Di Martino Rita (Ms.)
A
A
Diaz Guarione M. (Mr.)
A
Aponte Philip (Mr.)
Arias Anna Maria (Ms.)
A
Diaz Mario (Mr.)
A
Armendaris Rebecca' (Ms.)
A
Dickey Sandy (Ms.)
A
Armendarrz Tony (Mr.)
A
Asip, Patricia (Ms.)
A
Erickson
Richard (Mr.)
Estrada
Alfred (Mr.)
A
Ball James (Dr.)
A
Estrada
Alfredo J. (Mr.)
A
Ball Shirley (Dr. James)
A
Estrada
Mary (Mrs. Alfredo J.)
A
Barajas Anthony (Mr.)
A
Estrada
Teresa A. (Mrs. Alfred)
A
Barke Judy (Ms.)
A
Evans
Rae Forker (Ms.)
A
Beall Donald R. (Mr.)
A
Beall Joan (Mrs. Donald R.)
A
Farias
Mary (Mrs. Richard)
A
Belcher Torres, Anthony R. (Mr.)
A
Farias
Richard (Mr.)
A
Bendana Montealegre, Lily (Ms.)
A
Flores, John (Mr.)
A
Benedi
Tony (Mr.)
A
Franco
Ruben (Mr.)
A
Blaya Joaquin (Mr.)
A
Franklin George (Mr.)
A
Booth, Frances (Mrs. I. MacAllister) A
Booth I. MacAllister (Mr.)
A
Gallegos
Berlinda (Mrs. Gilbert C.)
A
Burlingame Harold W. (Mr.)
A
callegos
Gilbert C. (Mr.)
A
Burlingame
Sue (Mrs. Harold)
A
Gallegos, Lou (Hon.)
A
Busch August A. III (Mr.)
A
Garcia
Felix J. (Mr.)
A
Busch Virginia (Mrs. August A. III) A
Garcia
Isabel (Ms.)
A
caca
Jane (Mrs. Leo A.)
A
Cardenas
Delores (Mrs. P. Gus)
A
Garcia Leo (Mr.)
A
Cardenas P. Gus (Mr.)
A
Garcia Lilliam D. (Mrs. Felix)
A
COLNENARES
MARgARiTA
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NAME
NAME
Garcia Yvonne (Ms.)
A
Mejia Albert F. (Mr.)
A
Garduno, Jose (Mr.)
Mejia Mary (Mrs. Albert F.)
A
A
Genaro, Joseph (Mr.)
A
Mendoza
Michael (Mr.)
A
Genaro, Mary Anne (Mrs. Joseph)
A
Moornead
John (Mr.)
A
Goldstein Diana (Mrs. Leonard)
A
Morales
Dionicio (Mr.)
A
Golastein Leonard J. (Mr.)
A
Morales
Maria (Mrs. Dionicio)
A
Gomez Esperanza (Mrs. Frank)
A
Moreno
Laurel (Mrs. Mario)
A
Gomez Frank (Mr.)
A
Moreno
Mario (Mr.)
A
Good Gregory C. Jr (Mr.)
A
Gouabault Veronica (Ms.)
A
Newton
Alicia (Mrs. Francis)
A
Green Sonia (Ms.)
A
Newton Francis (Mr.)
A
Guerra Stella (Hon.)
A
Nisimbla
Doris (Mrs. Herney)
A
Gutierrez Hector Jr (Mr.)
Nisimblat Herney (Mr.)
A
A
Nunez Cecilia (Mrs. Louis)
A
AMIRT
Hagerty Sandra C. (Ms.)
A
Nunez Louis (Mr.)
A
Harrison Ronald E. (Mr.)
A
Haver Donald G. (Mr.)
A
Oliverez
Manuel (Mr.)
A
Haver Jane (Mrs. Donald G.)
A
Oliverez
Margarita P. (Mrs. Manuel) A
Hedien Colette (Mrs. Wayne)
A
Ordonez
Carlos (Mr.)
A
Hedien Wayne (Mr.)
A
Ordonez
Kathy Palmer (Mrs. Carlos)
A
Hernandez
Anne (Mrs. Richard)
A
Ortiz Reynie U. (Mr.)
A
Hernandez Richard (Mr.)
A
Osborne
Molly (Ms.)
A
A
Hollingsworth John Allen (Mr.)
A
Ovalle
Manny (Mr.)
Hughes, Grace Flores (Hon.)
A
Pachon
Barbara Schuld (Mrs. Harry)
A
Jacobson
Allen F. (Mr.)
A
Pachon
Harry (Dr.)
A
Jacobson
Barbara (Mrs. Allen F.)
A
Pericas
Christina (Mrs. Joaquin)
A
Jeavons
Kathy (Ms.)
Pericas
Joaquin (Mr.)
A
A
Jenrette
Richard H. (Mr.)
A
Petersen
Donald E. (Mr.)
A
Johnson
Harry (Mr.)
A
Petersen
Jo-Anne (Mrs. Donald E.)
Johnson
James A. R. (Mr.)
A
Petersmeyer C. Gregg (Hon.)
A
Johnson
Martha (Mrs. James A. R.)
A
Petrovich Janice (Dr.)
Johnson,
Nancy (Mrs. Harry)
A
Puccini Arthur (Mr.)
Joan (Mrs. Arthur)
Johnston
James D. (Mr.)
A
Puccini
Johnston,
Margaret (Mrs. James D.)
A
Junquera
Jorge (Mr.)
A
Quezada Leticia (Ms.)
Junquera
Marilu (Mrs. Jorge)
A
Ramos Grace (Ms.)
Donald R. (Mr.)
A
Rankin
Katharyne (Mrs. Robert)
Keough
Rankir Robert Allen Jr (Mr.)
Landers
A
Reed Barbara (Mrs. James)
A
Barbara (Mrs. Edward)
Landers
A
Reed James (Mr.)
A
Edward (Mr.)
Longoria Jose (Mr.)
A
Reichel Mila (Mrs. Robert)
A
Lopez Ernest B. (Mr.)
A
Reichelt Robert (Mr.)
A
Lopez Kathleen L. (Mrs. H. Rodrigue A
Reid Kathy (Ms.)
A
Reves Joseph A. (Mr.)
Manzano Carlos (Mr.)
A
Ricke
Anne (Mrs. Thomas)
A
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NAME
NAME
Ricke Thomas (Mr.)
A
Riqual
Antonio (Dr.)
A
Yzaguirre Raul (Mr.)
A
Robles Dora (Mrs. Ernest)
A
Robles Ernest Z. (Mr.)
A
Zapanta
Albert A. (Mr.)
A
Rodriguez Fred (Mr.)
A
Zapanta
Rochelle (Mrs. Albert A.)
A
Rodriguez
Heriberto III (Mr.)
A
Zuanetto
Enrique (Mr.)
A
Rodriguez, Rose Marie (Mrs. Fred)
A
Rodriquez Santiago (Mr.)
A
Ruano Jose (Mr.)
A
Ruano Linda (Mrs. Jose)
A
Sabines, Luis (Mr.)
A
Sabines, Mary (Mrs. Luis)
A
Salazar
Lucy (Ms.)
A
Sanchez, John G. (Mr.)
A
anchez Shiree (Ms.)
A
Sharpe Maria Elena (Ms.)
A
Shivers, Marcia (Ms.)
A
Silva Vicente (Mr.)
A
Silva-Dunbar, Antoinette (Mrs. Vicen A
SW Sichan (Hon.)
A
Sosa Kathy (Mrs. Lionel)
A
Sosa Lionel (Mr.)
A
Sutherland Scott (Mr.)
A
Tewksbury Jane (Mrs. Thomas)
A
Tewksbury Thomas W. (Mr.)
A
Thigpen-Allen Gayle (Mrs.)
A
Torres Ivette (Ms.)
A
Unanue Carmen (Mrs. Joseph A. )
A
Unanue
Isabel (Mrs. Joseph F.)
A
Unanue
Joseph A. (Mr.)
A
Unanue
Joseph F. (Mr.)
A
Uranga
Steven (Mr.)
A
Vasquez Edgardo N. (Mr.)
A
Viera, Pedro (Mr.)
A
Vila Adis M. (Hon.)
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Vogt Jeff (Mr.)
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Walker LaVerne T. (Ms.)
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Wehling Robert (Mr.)
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Wenzler Otto F. (Mr.)
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Williams Elynor A. (Ms.)
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REPORT GATE
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THE WHITE HOUSE
Office of the Press Secretary
For Immediate Release
December 6, 1989
REMARKS BY THE PRESIDENT
TO CORPORATE AND HISPANIC LEADERS
The East Room
6:15 P.M. EST
THE PRESIDENT: I hope I didn't interrupt our wonderful
Secretary of Education, Larry Cavazos. Every time I hear him speak,
I learn a lot, and I'm just delighted that he's here. To Rod
DeArment -- thank you for the ideas and inspiration. Alfredo
Estrada, the publisher of Hispanic Magazine, I want thank you and
your staff for your suggestions. And I'm especially delighted to be
among so many Hispanic and business leaders. Welcome to the White
House. Barbara and I have both been looking forward to this meeting.
I, as you know, am just back, having spent several days
on ships in the Mediterranean Sea. And I must say that I must have
left my sea legs in the Navy, because walking over here I found
myself tilting to starboard. (Laughter.)
It was a good meeting, a wonderful meeting there, one
that I hope sets the basis for future progress -- building peace and
advancing freedom for a new century. And yet, no matter how far I
travel, who I meet or what I see, nothing can beat the thrill of
coming back to the United States.
I asked you here today to thank you for what you've done.
As you know, our growing Hispanic community will soon form the
largest minority in our nation. And if this is to remain the land of
opportunity, then all the citizens of America must be well educated,
must be well prepared for the challenges of the future.
There was a time in this country when you could prosper
without a high school degree or a special skill. But we're entering
an age of specialization. And in the 1990s, those who do not learn,
will not earn. They'll find it hard to contribute. They' find it
hard to advance. And it's just as simple as that.
Sadly, almost 11 percent of Hispanic students drop out of
high school each year. And more than half of all Hispanic-Americans
over the age of 25 have not completed high school. And when it comes
to higher education, too many Hispanics just never get the chance --
never have a fighting chance to go to college.
Solutions are coming now from Hispanic America. Strong
family support -- the encouragement of learning and excellence --
these have always been the most striking features of the Hispanic
tradition. And now this tradition, though, is endangered by
tensions, the very tempo of modern life. And so we've got to work
together to protect this heritage. Work together as leaders in
government and business, as men and women concerned with the future.
Nothing less than a national effort will suffice.
Secretary Cavazos, heads the Working Group on Education
for our Domestic Policy Council, and he is already addressing
important education issues. And now I am pleased to tell you we are
embarking on a new effort, one just for Hispanic-Americans -- due, in
part, to the advice that I've received from so many of you. I've
signed a directive asking Doctor Cavazos to form an Hispanic
Education Task Force to assess how well federal education programs
serve programs serve Hispanics, and then recommend ways to enhance
the federal role. The Task Force will complete its work and report
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by the end of February. And then, I'll incorporate these findings
into our broader efforts to improve American education, mandated by
our Education Summit with the nation's governors.
The corporate leaders here today understand that
supporting education and training is good business as well as good
citizenship. Look at the National Hispanic Scholarship Fund, which
has sent almost ten thousand young Hispanic men and women to college.
This means ten thousand highly educated and highly skilled Americans
will bring their talent and energy to American business, and their
leadership to a new generation.
By contributing to the many programs and funds that
advance the cause of Hispanic youth, you have truly made an
investment in this generation, and in the future of our country. But
education is more than an investment. And the cause of education
transcends the many prosaic matters that I've discussed today.
Education is, as Will and Ariel Durant wrote, not just
"the painful accumulation of facts and dates and reigns, nor merely
the necessary preparation of the individual to earn his keep in the
world." It is the "transmission of our mental, moral, technical and
aesthetic heritage as fully as possible to as many as possible."
Let the next generation of Hispanic-Americans fully know
their heritage - the heritage of Benito Juarez, and Jose Marti,
George Washington, Octavio Paz and William Faulkner.
For advancing this cause, I pass on to you the gratitude
of the nation. Thank you, God bless you all and thank you very much
for coming to the White House. And now Barbara and I look forward,
indeed, to having a chance to say hello to all of you. Thank you
very, very much. (Applause.)
END
6:19 P.M. EST