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Alexandria, Virginia, 10/10/80
Folder Citation: Collection: Records of the First Lady's Office; Series: Mary Hoyt's
Domestic Trip Files; Folder: Alexandria, Virginia, 10/10/80; Container 19
To See Complete Finding Aid:
http://www.jimmycarterlibrary.gov/library/findingaids/First_Lady's_Office.pdf
WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES)
FORM OF
CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
DOCUMENT
FILE LOCATION
RESTRICTION CODES
(A) Closed by applicable Executive Order governing access to national security information.
(B)
Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document.
(C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
NA Form 14029 (1-98)
OF ACITY ANDRIA VIRGINI
City of Alexandria, Virginia
1964
All-America City
Gadsby's Tavern Museum, 134 North Royal Street, consists of the original
Georgian style tavern constructed in 1770 and the City Hotel added in 1792.
Named for Englishman John Gadsby who operated the Tavern between 1796 and
1808, the structure functioned as the center of political and social life in
the flourishing seaport of Alexandria. According to tradition, it was at
this site that George Mason prepared the "Fairfax Resolves," the forerunner
of the Virginia Bill of Rights. Here, too, George Washington made his final
military appearance on the steps of the Tavern and celebrated his birthnight
in the Hotel ballroom.
Gadsby's Tavern Museum was restored, furnished and re-opened to the public in
1976. The rooms of the Museum include the Tap room, used by colonial men for
eating, drinking, business and socializing, and the Gaming and Assembly rooms
in the tavern building, as well as the bedrooms and ballroom of the City Hotel.
An ice well, constructed in 1792 adjacent to the Hotel is on view to the public.
A privately operated restaurant is also on the premises.
The Museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10-5 p.m., and Sunday, 1-5 p.m.
Regular admission is $1 for adults and $ .50 for children 6-17. Group tours
are welcome and available at a discount, but must be scheduled in advance.
For more information, contact Gadsby's Tavern Museum at 750-6565. Gadsby's
Tavern Museum is owned and operated by the City of Alexandria, Virginia.
WITHDRAWAL SHEET (PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARIES)
FORM OF
CORRESPONDENTS OR TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
DOCUMENT
FILE LOCATION
RESTRICTION CODES
(A) Closed by applicable Executive Order governing access to national security information.
(B)
Closed by statute or by the agency which originated the document.
(C) Closed in accordance with restrictions contained in the donor's deed of gift.
NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION
NA Form 14029 (1-98)
Faith Collins
THANK-YOU LIST: ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA - Friday, October 10,1980 - Gadsby's Tavern-
Museum
1. Mary LaMois
Staff Ass't.
714 Janney's Lane
Alexandria, Virginia 22302
2. Dee Hahne
Staff Ass't/ Greeter
2311 Glascow Rd.
Alexandria, Virginia 22307
3. Lois Hunt
Staff Ass't
301 Park Rd.
Alexandria, Virginia 22301
4. Louise Casey
Staff Ass't.
207 N. View Terrace
Alexandria, Virginia 22301
5. Virginia Brown
Staff Ass't.
5964 Bragden Court
Springfield, Virginia
6. Fran McWhorter
Staff Ass't.
5416 Fremont St.
Springfield, Virginia 22151
7. Rachel Hunt
Staff Ass't
301 Park Rd.
Alexandria, Virginia 22301
8. Joann Miller
Staff Ass't.
304 Aspen Place
Alexandria, Virginia 22305
9. Mariann Van Landingham
Staff Ass't.
1100 Cameron St.
Alexandria, Virginia
10. Sue Hoffman
Staff Ass't./Greeter
4209 Vicky Court
Alexandria, Virginia
11. Kate Hanley
Staff Ass't.
7529 Camp Alger
Falls Church, Virginia 22042
12. Dorthea Morris
Staff Ass't.
3315 Colland St.
Alexandria, Virginia 22306
13. Roberta McKay
Staff Ass't.
8101 Orville St.
Alexandria, Virginia 22309
14. Michael Donoghue
Donated Ropes/Stanchions/
10422 Collingham St.
Platforms
Fairfax, Virginia
Carter Supporter
15. Hon. Sandra L. Ducworth
Speaker
3712 Maryland St.
Alexandria, Virginia
16. Ann Buckholtz
Staff Ass't.
4318 Grammery Circle
Alexandria, Virginia
RECEIVING LINE AT GADSBY'S TAVERN MUSEUM:
1. Linda Robb (Mrs. Chuck)
4020 University Dr.
Fairfax, Virginia
2. Marge Beatley ( Mrs. Charles )
4875 Maury Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
3. Nancy Harris ( Mrs. Herb)
c/o/ Hon Herb Harris
1114 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, D.C.
4. Peggy Fisher ( Mrs. Joseph )
c/o Hon. Joseph Fisher
223 House Office Building
Washington, D.C.
VOLUNTEER LIST FOR GATSBY'S TAVERN MUSEUM IN ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA:
1. Mary LaMois
Press Escort # 751-5159
2. Dee Hahne
Greeter/ Escort #
3. Sue Hoffman
Greeter/ Escort # 8992
4. Mariann VanLandingham
V.I.P. Escort
#
5. Lois Hunt
Name Tagging
#
6. Rachel Hunt
Name Tagging
#
7. Joann Miller
Name Tagging
#
8. Kate Hanley
Name Tagging
# 7898
9. Louise Casey
Refreshments
#
10. Fran McWhorter
Refreshments
# 1170
11. Virginia Brown
Refreshments
#
765-6067 354- 698- 836-7372 548-4318 548-8165 549-8039 256- 548-8165 765-4561 360-9059 360-9061 354-5115
12. Dorthea Morris
Refreshments
#
13. Roberta McKay
Refreshments
#
14. Ann Bucholtz
Escort
#
CURBSIDE GREETERS AT GATSBY'S TAVERN MUSEUM
1. Dee Hahne
2. Sue Hoffman
PLATFORM SPEAKERS
1. Sandra Ducworth
2. Linda Robb
Ballroom
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ENTRANCE
Gadsby's Tavern
GADBY'S TaverN
134 Museum North Royal
750-6565
AP METRO DESK (Washington)
John NOT Wilson)
833-5368
RM606, 2021 K, 10006
UPI Capital News Serv (Wash) Steve Proctor/Exb Lioscomb 637-3747
315 NaH Press Bld, 10045
Elaine Povich
AP RICHMOND Ed Young 804-643-6646
POBro 27603, Rich 23261
UPI RICHMOND Bob Lembert 804-644-0701 Alan Shearer
Box 1578, Rich 23213
(Tele same #)
WRC-TV NEWS
Wally Fenning/Asgnmts
686-L111
mike Kiernan 12 EDFISHEL
You
WDVM4TV NEWS
Don Thies/Earl Carey/Asgnmts 686-6017
RON SARO
WJLA-TV NEWS
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68,6-3234
MARCIA MCKEWAN Eric Seidel
WTTG-TV NEWS
Jan Richards/Asgnmts
24483086
WMAL RADION NEWS
Robin VanBuken
686-3015
WTOP RADIO NEWS
Pam Osulter/Ralph Begleighter 966-5515 36V-5863
Ed Tobias-News Director
WENDY SCHECTAL- 347. YYYO
WRC RADIO NEWS
Dave Bartlett - Assgnmts
686-4018
WPHW (Manassas)
Envie-Sieger
703-368-3638
ideada Landel
WPIK RADIO NEWS
Gary Michaels
683-3003
WEEL RADIO NEWS
Maina Taylor Bob Means
273-4003
Debora Cimines/Ann Bree4
WKYS Rulin John Bisacy/Donna Pinyac 686-6104
VA NETWORK Ed Swindler 804-977-6397 VIRGINIA RADIONETWORK
Rosie 5.7134
CHARLOTTESUILLE, VA
BOX 1230
22902
NVa Sun
524-3000
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Chuck & Cynda Robb
RESIDENCE - VIRGINIA
formor today in Fla La- ky
RSC's REMARKS
I-bustrip- Ohio-5
THANK YOU, CHUCK. I KNOW YOU'RE GLAD TO HAVE YOUR FRIENDS
HERE TONIGHT -- BECAUSE IT GIVES YOU A CHANCE TO SEE LYNDA FOR
A CHANGE.
I've been campaigning c her a good bit lately &
I WANT YOU TO KNOW -- IF YOU DON'T ALREADY -- WHAT A HELP
SHE IS TO OUR PARTY AND TO THE PRESIDENT. / HE SENDS HIS LOVE
you to
TO BOTH OF YOU. & his thanks to all of you who are
here tonight for your support, contributions - all you do for us.
I AM HERE TONIGHT TO TALK ABOUT HIM.
& I think he is a great Pres. He cares about
the people of our Co and understands the problems- and he
is courageous - when there are "hard choices to be made
2.
IN 1976, WHEN I WAS CAMPAIGNING FOR JIMMY, PEOPLE WANTED
TO KNOW WHO HE WAS AND WHAT HE WAS LIKE, I SAID THEN -- AND
I CAN REPEAT -- HE IS HONEST, RELIABLE, INTELLIGENT, AND
COURAGEOUS.
AND HE CARES ABOUT THE PEOPLE OF OUR COUNTRY AND UNDERSTANDS
THE PROBLEMS THEY FACE,
-- FIRST RAN FOR STATE SENATE - EDUCATION
I REMEMBER THE '76 CAMPAIGN -- WE VISITED SENIOR CITIZENS --
One of first things soc see soc hedid
asked for the
so AFRAID SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS WOULD STOP MENTALLY
elderly
AFFLICTED
strund
-- SAW POOR -- DISADVANTAGED -
financial
basis
3.
-- CITIES -- LARGE AND SMALL -- URBAN POLICY -- BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT -- MAYORS AND LOCAL OFFICIALS ACROSS THE COUNTRY.
I HAVE PERSONALLY SEEN HIM AGONIZE OVER BUDGET DECISIONS --
INVOLVED PROGRAMS THAT HE WANTED TO IMPLEMENT FULLY, BUT
INSUFFICIENT FUNDS,
HE HAS HAD TO MAKE SOME VERY TOUGH DECISIONS,
BUT HIS DECISIONS AS PRESIDENT -- WHETHER THEY BE ON ENERGY,
OR THE ECONOMY, OR SOCIAL PROGRAMS -- HAVE BEEN TO MAKE LIFE
BETTER FOR ALL OUR PEOPLE.
I CAN SAY TO YOU WITHOUT HESITATION -- WISER THAN 4 YEARS
AGO -- LEARNED A LOT ABOUT WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED FOR OUR COUNTRY,
SOMETIMES THE HARD WAY!
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he makes them - regardless of political consequences- & he 4.
has a great record of achievement
Bur A GOOD PARTNERSHIP HAS DEVELOPED WITH CONGRESS -- AND
THE EXPERIENCE HAS PAID OFF, 80% LEGISLATION SENT TO CONGRESS.
GREAT RECORD! AND NOT JUST THE EASY THINGS.
HE HAS LAID A GOOD FOUNDATION FOR SOLVING THE DIFFICULT
PROBLEMS THAT HAVE BUILT UP OVER MANY YEARS,
WE NOW HAVE A COMPREHENSIVE ENERGY PROGRAM. AND IT'S GOING
TO BRING US ENERGY SECURITY BY USING AMERICAN COAL AND OIL AND
GAS AND SUNLIGHT -- AND IT'S GOING TO CREATE HUNDREDS OF
THOUSANDS OF JOBS,
AND NOW THAT WE HAVE AN ENERGY POLICY IN PLACE, WE CAN
REVITALIZE THE ENTIRE ECONOMY OF OUR COUNTRY,
stability 5.
ECONOMIC APPROACH IS WORKING GOOD ECONOMIC NEWS. continuity
for a better tomorrow
('80's '80's CAN BE A TIME OF EXCITEMENT AND GREAT PROGRESS, AND
WE'RE ALL GOING TO BE A PART OF THAT PROGRESS COMMISSION ON
'80's.
ENERGY, ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH CARE, TECHNOLOGY.]
JIMMY CARTER HAS A SOLID RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. BUT
THERE ARE OTHER THINGS THAT ARE IMPORTANT.
I've talked in lot of people- stress some points - imp.
ONE OF JIMMY CARTER'S GREATEST ASSETS IS HIS MODERATION.
THERE IS NO ROOM FOR EXCESS OR EXTREMES IN THE OVAL OFFICE.
6.
HE HAS TO BALANCE EXTREME DEMANDS EVERY DAY -- AND MAKE AN
ULTIMATE DECISION -- AND HE DOES -- AND OFTEN TAKES THE HEAT
FROM EVERY SIDE. BUT HE KNOWS THAT THE JOB OF A PRESIDENT IS
TO DO WHAT IS RIGHT AND REALISTIC ISTIC FOR US. there is No room in
the Oval office for excess or extremes-
JIMMY CARTER IS SMART, HE HAS THE ABILITY TO GRASP
DIFFICULT PROBLEMS CRITICAL IN THE OVAL OFFICE, So MANY
SERIOUS PROBLEMS COME TO A PRESIDENT AND EVENTS ARE
UNPREDICTABLE AND OFTEN DECISIONS HAVE TO BE MADE WITHOUT
DELAY.
BUT EVEN WHEN DECISIONS ARE MADE WITH MUCH STUDY AND
SUFFICIENT TIME, I HAVE NOTICED THAT UNANIMITY AMONG ADVISORS
IS MOST RARE WHEN THE PROBLEMS ARE MOST DIFFICULT.
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THERE IS ONLY ONE PERSON WHO HAS ALL THE KNOWLEDGE, ONLY
ONE PERSON HAS THE RESPONSIBILITY.
Pres. of Peace-
Peace
kept
our
cb
strong
worked
for
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&
at
&
peace
peace others for
IN ALMOST TWO WEEKS, THIS COUNTRY WILL MAKE A CHOICE
BETWEEN 2 CANDIDATES 2 PHILOSOPHIES 2 FUTURES, SELDOM
HAS THAT CHOICE BEEN MORE STARK -- OR MORE SERIOUS.
THE CHOICE WE MAKE ON ELECTION DAY CAN DETERMINE THE FUTURE
OF OUR COUNTRY FOR YEARS TO COME.
THE CHOICE IS CRUCIAL,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES IS NOT ONLY THE SERVANT
OF THE PRESENT, BUT ALSO THE GUARDIAN OF THE FUTURE. My HUSBAND
8.
MUST CONSTANTLY ASSESS HIS ACTIONS WITH AN AWARENESS OF THE
FUTURE, BECAUSE HIS ACTIONS WILL ECHO THROUGH THE YEARS -- IN
THE JUDGES HE APPOINTS, THE REGULATORY BOARD MEMBERS HE NAMES,
THE AGENDA HE SETS FOR THE NATION.
WHEN HE SITS AS HEAD OF STATE WITH OTHER NATIONAL LEADERS,
HE MUST ALWAYS BE AWARE THAT HIS EVERY WORD IS WEIGHED AND
MEASURED. HE MUST BE SENSITIVE TO THEIR CONCERNS, YET ADAMANT
IN THE PROTECTION OF AMERICA'S INTERESTS,
As COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF, THE PRESIDENT HAS GREAT POWER,
IF HE IS SKILLFUL AND WISE, PRAY GOD, HE WILL NEVER HAVE TO
USE MILITARY FORCE,
9.
7
THESE ARE AWESOME RESPONSIBILITIES, AND I CAN TELL YOU
FROM CLOSE PERSONAL EXPERIENCE THAT THE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENCY
IS VERY LONELY.
WE CANNOT BESTOW THESE AWESOME RESPONSIBILITIES LIGHTLY.
WE MUST REALIZE THE SERIOUSNESS OF THE DECISION THAT WE MAKE
ON NOVEMBER 4TH.
WE NEED YOUR CONTINUING HELP
AND ON NOVEMBER 4TH, JIMMY CARTER WILL BE RE-ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
AND VIRGINIA THIS TIME WILL BE IN THE CARTER COLUMN!