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Folder Title: Personal Notes A-C [Late 1983-May
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THE
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Juck
sorry to he so late in Thankis
you for the Super. Bowl thickets
Trunks for all your many Windness
to all the leavers.
good luck in 85 1
nicke
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Jack Kent Cooke
Washington Redskins Chairman of the
Board
Kent Farms
Middleburg, VA 22117
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
PRO-FOOTBALL INC.
do
KENT COOKE
MAN OF THE BOARD
January 8 1985
note
Mr Michael K Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff and
Assistant to the President
The White House
Washington DC 20500
Dear Michael
Failing to reach Super Bowl XIX hurts
doubly:
There
a) Because the Redskins are
not in it;
hats
b) The NFL has drastically
Windue
reduced the Redskins quota
of Super Bowl tickets.
85
From what now becomes a meager supply
of those tickets, I have instructed
the Redskins office to send you, by
Certified Mail, four (4) tickets to
Super Bowl Sunday, January 20, Palo
Alto, California.
Best personal regards
Jush As ever
JKC/ald
n of the
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Jack Kent Cooke
Jack Kent Cooke, Incorporated
Kent Farms
Middleburg, Virginia 22117
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Jack
Huntr a goin for a great
day. Blair and 2 had a
wonderful Trise
The "Shins" were Termsfic
many Thank
mike
WASHINGTON REDSKINS
PRO-FOOTBALL INC.
JACK KENT COOKE
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
October 8 1984
Mr Michael K Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff and
Assistant to the President
The White House
Washington DC 20500
Dear Michael
It's that time again: Sunday, Oct 14,
Dallas Cowboys VS. Redskins, RFK.
Game starts at 4:00 pm; but come early
to the Lombardi Room: around 3:00 pm.
Best personal regards
Yours very truly
JKC/mt
Enclosures: Jack Tickets and
Private Parking Pass to Lot #5
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Jack Kent Cook
Jack Kent Cook, Incorporated
Kent Farms
Middleburg, Virginia 22117
at
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Jack
Jhunn for the Akino
Achulule. Im ready!
good lined
mike
JACK KENT COOKE
May 22 1984
Mr Michael Deaver
Assistant to the President
and Deputy Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington DC 20500
Dear Michael
Here we go again:
The long road to
note
Super Bowl XIX.
Best
As/ ever
JKC/ald
Enclosure
SEASON SCHEDULE
REGULAR S
4
at Denver
9:00 pm
Sun., Sep. 2 Miami
10
LA Raiders
8:00 pm
Mon., Sep. 10 at San F1
17
New England
8:00 pm*
Sun., Sep. 16 NY Gian
Sun., Sep. 23
at New E
25
at New Orleans
1:00 pm*
Sun., Sep. 30 Philadel
Sun., Oct. 7
at Colts
Preseason Tickets Today
Sun., Oct. 14 Dallas
the Redskin Ticket Office
Sun., Oct. 21
at St. Lo
Phone: 202-546-2222
Sun., Oct. 28
at NY Gi
Mon., Nov. 5 Atlanta
$25, $18, $15, $12 and $10
Sun., Nov. 11 Detroit
Sun., Nov. 18 at Philad
POSTSEASON
Sun., Nov. 25 Buffalo
Thur., Nov. 29 at Minne
23
First Round Playoffs
Sun., Dec. 9 at Dallas
29
Divisional Playoffs
Sun., Dec. 16 St. Louis
30
Divisional Playoffs
6
AFC-NFC Championship
All times shown are W
Nationally telev
20
Super Bowl XIX, Stanford
Stadium, Palo Alto, Calif.
This is just one of a serie
of your favorite Washingt
all 15 wherever Frito-Lay
RICH MILOT
REDSI
1983 NFC
Linebacker #57
For each point the Redskins score this
CHAMPIO
Ht: 6-4 Wt: 237 NFL Year: 6th
season, Frito-Lay, Inc., maker of
The Redskins' third leading tackler (111),
LAY'S® and RUFFLES®
Rich is one of the few players who never
brand potato chips, will
comes out on defense. A second team All-
donate $100 to be shared
NFC selection, he is another in the long line of
by the Washington D.C.
Penn State linebackers. In his career in
Frito
Children's Hospital and
Washington he has started games at each of
the three linebacking positions. Rich had two
Lay
the Special Olympics
pass interceptions and 1½ QB sacks during
REDSKINS
the regular season, while adding another
fumble recovery and QB sack in the playoffs.
CAREER STATISTICS
Fumble
QB
Interceptions
Recoveries
Sacks
Year
No
Yds
Lg
TD
No
Yds
No
1979
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Challenge
1980
4
-8
2
0
1
0
5
1981
0
0
0
0
1
18
0
1982
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
1983
2
20
20
0
0
0
1½
Totals
6
12
20
0
2
18
91/2
Lay's
and
Ruffles
LAY'S® and RUFFLES® are registered trademarks
of Frito-Lay, Inc. ©1982
Tel: 813-879-4800
Washington Redskins St
office
Billy Dale:
Wire to Mr. JACK KENT COOKE
Chairman of the Board Washington REDSKINS
Holiday Inn Cypress
4500 West Cypress Street
Room 110
Tampa, FL 33622
Wish I could be with you in person. LAXALT HAS MY PROXY.
DO IT.
MIKE DEAVER
Charged to home phone 202/333-1548
Sent January 20, 1984
Tel:
813-879-4800
Washington Redskins Staff
Dale:
office
wire to Jack Kent
Cooke
EDSKINS
whicher he in in
Horila
/
HAS MY PROXY.
Wish 2 could the
with you in the
flesh person. that
don't Porge LAXALT
HA- S MY PROXY
DO IT.
MIKEDEAVER
DB
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Jack
Muuhs again for all your
to we and Blau we
hase a wonderful time watching
the meredible skino in a clime
on to 571
Chenn' mike
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Fallingbrook
Mr. Jack Kent Cooke
Upperville, VA 22176
1/2/91
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Paul 11. Cooksey
Office of the Secretary of the Treasury
The Depailment of Treasury
Washington, DC 20220
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Paul
Thunks for your kind
and thoughtful note I'm
deeply Thoughts giventy for your
the
OF
DEPARTMENT THE TREASURY
THE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20220
1789
April 2, 1985
Dear Mike,
Thank you for your kind letter and thoughtful gift. I will
never forget our work on the 50th Presidential Inaugural, and the
Galvano set of the Inaugural medal will look great in our home.
The ten weeks or so that we spent preparing for the
Inaugural had a lasting impact on my life. As a part time
advanceman, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to work on the
ultimate event for the President. Most of all, however, I was
probably forever changed as the result of having the opportunity
to work with people like you, Bill, Ron and the others. The
caliber of this group was of the highest magnitude. Their drive
to do the best for the President and the Nation was overwhelming.
I am sure you are looking foward to your new endeavor, but I
will miss your not being in the White House. The enormity of the
job of being the President can engulf most individuals. Were it
not for your efforts over the past four years, we would have
never had the opportunity to see President Reagan's depth and
compassion as he carried out his duties. In comparison, it's
much easier to sell policies or programs than it is to make a
nation understand and appreciate a president's personality. You
did your job extremely well.
Sherrie and I wish you the best of luck.
Sincerely,
fund
Paul H. Cooksey
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Assistant to the President
Deputy Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. John Sherman Cooper
Covington and Burling
1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Post Office Box 7566
Washington, D.C. 20044
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Senator
good comments. possible 4 the Then
thunk for your may
an to the campaign
President Thunk you for
your continued minest huhe
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October 2, 1984
The Honorable
note
Michael K. Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff
and Assistant to the
President
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mr. Deaver:
I hope you will not consider me too forward but
I want to pass along a few thoughts. You can consider
whether they will be worthwhile in the debate at Louisville,
and particularly in response to questions.
One, I wrote you earlier about Jimmy Carter's
introduction of Mondale in Atlanta before the convention in
San Francisco. He said in substance that he had never initi-
ated a policy or made an important decision that he had not
consulted with Mondale and Mondale had always agreed with him.
The exact language is in the New York Times about two months
before the convention and I think someone would have no trouble
in finding it.
Two, I am not capable of making the decision but it
seems one way to dismiss the argument over religion would be
to say, "If Mr. Mondale wants to continue dividing religion
against religion, he can do so. I said that religious values
ought to be observed by public officials and the President."
Three, as Mondale continues to attack the President
on his "conversion" to negotiations with the Societs on arms
control and other subjects, I think the President on good
ground. As I understand, he has said that talks should go
forward on a Cabinet level and hås not ruled out a summit
OVINGTON & BURLING
The Honorable
Michael K. Deaver
October 2, 1984
Page Two
meeting. It is obvious that the Soviets would not meet to
discuss anything important without long preparation in the
politburo and other sources and certainly such thorough
preparation would be made by the President. I don't know
whether Mondale is still talking about a freeze but I think
that the President could say that all such subjects would
be a part of any negotiations. I believe such a freeze
would probably give the Soviets an advantage and they would
not want to give it up. I attended the SALT talks as an
observer and had to study a great deal about nuclear weapons
and negotiations.
Four, the Democrats and part of the media continue
to talk about the Beirut bombing. Unfortunately, it appears
to me that they have made some dent on this issue. I am sure
that this matter has been and is being fully discussed.
Five, I noticed in today's paper that Mondale
challenges the President's competence. I suggest this might
be answered by saying "Mondale is becoming desperate. He
challenges me on my sincerity, my leadership, my truthful-
ness, and even my religion. He is very desperate and has a
right to be."
With kindest regards to you,
Yours sincerely,
John She Cooon
John Sherman Cooper
hb
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
John Sherman Cooper
1201 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Post Office Box 7566
Washington, D.C. 20044
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Senator Cooper
Thank you for your good note
I appreciate your comments and
have passed them on to the compai
Please know that mrs. Cooper is
in our Throughts and prayer.
Sincerely, mix
July 26, 1984
The Honorable
Michael K. Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Deaver:
I am taking the liberty of writing
you because you have been so kind to me and
I remember so well the times I came to see
you during the first year of President
Reagan's term.
There is no doubt in my mind that
the President's staff and advisors are keep-
ing up with all things that will help him
in his present race. Nevertheless in read-
ing the New York Times recently I have seen
articles that might be useful as Mrs. Ferraro
is the opposing candidate for Vice President.
These articles mentioned New York City having
the worst statistics of any major city in the
United States, a City Councilman had bought
a surplus tractor to clean up the streets in
his ward, the subways were critized, and it
was noted that nothing had been done about
the proposed Westway Park.
I have been ill for some time and
at home and am getting much better and I am
looking forward to a great Reagan victory in
November.
I remember that when I talked to
you in the White House, I said adverse criti-
cism about Social Security could be very
harmful. In my experience, this is still
true.
The Honorable
Michael K. Deaver
July 26, 1984
Page Two
My wife has been in the hospital
for several weeks and is seriously ill.
This is my great concern.
Thanking you and with best
wishes,
Yours sincerely,
Jah Shu Coops
John Sherman Cooper
hb
RECE,
1981 JUL 26 PM 3:01
BY HAND
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The Honorable
Michael K. Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff
Personal
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
PRESERVATION COPY
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Thomas G. Corcoran, Jr.
1100 Investment Building
1511 K Street, N.W.
Washington, DC 20005
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Jone Thank you relation for
your nice note Ill he leaving 2
with minfeed Emotions but
think In mucle The right election-
many Thank me
THOMAS GARDINER CORCORAN, JR.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
1100 Investment Building
1511 K Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20005
January 10, 1985
Honorable Michael Deaver
The White House
Washington, D.C.
Dear Mike:
I want you to know that some people notice when
a public servant does a great job. I say Bravo, and good
luck in California.
Sincerely,
Tim
Thomas G. Corcoran, Jr.
note
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
The Honorable Jim Courter
Chairman, New Jersey, Reagan/Bush
Bridgewater Plaza II
245 Route 22 West
Bridgewater, New Jersey 08807
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
im
note. I sin weln cippreciate
many Thanks for your
your taking the time to write
about am statt. In constantly
Moul of Them many Chanks
mike
New Jersey
REAGAN-BUSH'84
The President's Authorized Campaign Committee
Honorary
August 17, 1984
Chairman
Governor Thomas H. Kean
Secretary Raymond J. Donovan
Chairman
Congressman Jim Courter
note
Vice
Mr. Michael K. Deaver
Chairman
Deputy Chief of Staff
Mr. Joseph "Bo" Sullivan
The White House
Treasurer
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue
Mr. Albert Angrisani
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr Deaver Mike
I would like to express my appreciation and thanks
to the competent and cooperative advance staff that
came to New Jersey for the President's July 26 visit.
I understand that Grey Terry, who headed the group,
is a true professional at his job. Mr. Terry's attitude
and actions were most diplomatic in the midst of some
sensitive local political situations.
Mr. Stephen Hart, Press Advance, did an exceptional
job with the press.
In addition, Frank Mermoud, lead advance from Reagan-
Bush '84 and his assistant, John Fisher, are to be compli-
mented on the excellent job they did -- the program at
Elizabeth City Hall, as I'm certain you would agree, was
flawless.
I commend these gentlemen on their work and perfor-
mance. They are excellent representatives of the President
and I would welcome their return to New Jersey anytime.
Sincerely,
Jim Courter
Congressman, 12th District
Chairman, NJ Reagan-Bush
JAC:md
Bridgewater Plaza II, 245 Route 22 West, Bridgewater, N.J. 08807 201/725-6699
Paid for by Reagan-Bush '84. Paul Lavalt Chairman: Angela M
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MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Buy
Thunk for sending the
photos on to me. Everyone looked
so young. sameds like ageat
fun
many Thanks.
mike
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. Buz Crain
Box 1229
Milpitas, CA 95035
Buz Crain
Box 1229
note
Milpitas, Ca. 95035
3/5/85
I thought you would enjoy seeing
these SNAP Shots. AC CenesA, tim Eniffi
Pete BeRMAN, KeN Begley, Bill MAZZOZCO,
ANd I Skiing At HEAVENLY UAILEY. the
CAbiN is PeTe's PlAce AT South Shore.
mike I sure hope you CAN
MAKE the Asd ehnist MAS LUNEN this
tenn. MANK down December 6th.
IF I CAN ASSIST you IN ANY WAY
Please let me know.
Best wishes
Buz CRAIN
P.S. I heand this monalials About Zil ZAb
Visit Next week. CAN you Get me A
deal ON A Bm w ?
paid
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THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Mr. William P. Crewe
961 Atlanta Circle
Seaford, DE 19973
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Bill
How can me we thunk you
enough for the week-eml. We as
Enjoyeel it so much and lookform
to a return visit. many, mains
Thanks -
Sinchek, mich
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
Carole Curb
12 Avenue De Labourdonnais
75007
Paris
France
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Carol
but In april 2'll he Tire
Thanks for The imite
up with the President were
only in france one day so well
prohably miss again. Thanks huhe again
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MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Walter
what a nice gesture 2 can't
think of my Thin more pleasunt but
In afrind I'll have h take a Main-
down to those alays just before exparture
chick 2 may. to much comes
That I'll have to he here. Thank you
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630 FiFTY TVE
N.Y.C., NY
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Telephone 762975/765461/689045
Kildare Street and University Club
Telegraphic Address: KILN
17 St. Stephen's Green
Note Dublin 2
Dear Mike:
An informer
(and subtot friend !) has
Told we That you will
he in Areland for a
few days' R 2 R prior
TO The President's
Vuit Leve in early
June. lue have a have
in County Mayo, on
The west Coast quite
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near wesport, and we
wost litaly he there.
Is there a Chance That
for might pur form
feet up with us for
awhile before The
'Batter of Ballyporreen ?
The house 1 Rooms
a 3 how drive from
Shawon - or, by
air TO a local airport,
about 45 unintes. There
is lake and s tream
fishing, Alus some
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Telephone 762975/765461/689045
Kildare Street and University Club
Telegraphic Address: KILN
17 St. Stephen's Green
Dublin 2
deep-sea; There is a
golfcourse and good
wacking. The house
air T The Ritz - but
The povidge LOT
and The whiskey is clear
I don't Their we
are due back so The
U.S. with The day
before Decration Day.
So please take a look
I
as you schedule, and
give The idea some
- 4-
Ronght. we would he
delighted 10 have
for.
) just came is
Dualin for a Bank
Board meeting and
an heading home on
Thursday. Please
give we a call
when you have a
movent:
(OFFiCE)212-582-1232
( ITOME ) 212-879-0465
879-0531
W.J .P.CURLEY
630FiFFUNE
N.Y.C., NY
1011)
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PRESERVATION COPY
MICHAEL K. DEAVER
Herry
many Jhunks for your
note In still tryns to
June ant Hurly Benly.
gth was nice Tackery
to you.
sincerly mine
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
The Honorable Henry L. Curry
Department of Health and Human
Services
Office of the Assistant Secretary
Washington, D.C. 0201
Office of
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & HUMAN SERVICES
Human Development Services
DEPA
Office of Assistant Secretary
Washington DC 20201
SEP 26
note
The Honorable Michael K. Deaver
Deputy Chief of Staff and
Assistant to the President
The White House
Washington, D.C. 20500
Dear Mr. Deaver:
I enjoyed talking with you at the performance of Hurlyburly
in New York City. I think that Mike Nichols has another hit on
his hands.
As I mentioned to you, I have appreciated the opportunity of
working on the Private Sector Initiative and would like to share
with you the enclosed brochure which my office has designed. We
have found it to be very useful in providing information on the
Initiative to the business and volunteer communities.
I look forward to serving the President for "four more years. "
Sincerely,
Thenty Curry
Henry L. Curry
Director
Office of Private Sector Initiatives
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