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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
001. list
Event: Mexico Arrival (partial, DOB, SSN) (I page)
10/10/1995
b(6)
002. memo
To Evan Ryan from Lisa Villareal re: Names for Zedillo Visit
10/03/95
b(6)
(partial) (1 page)
003. list
October 10, 1995 State Arrival at White House (partial) (1 page)
n.d.
b(6)
004. list
Mexico State Visit (partial) (2 pages)
n.d.
b(6)
005. list
Woodward Academy Middle School Chaperones for Washington, DC
03/03/95
b(6)
(partial) (1 page)
006. list
[list of names] (partial) (1 page)
03/02/95
b(6)
007. list
[list of names] (partial) (1 page)
03/03/95
b(6)
008. list
Woodward Academy, Inc. (partial) (4 pages)
03/02/95
b(6)
009. list
State Arrival Ceremony (partial) (1 page)
n.d.
b(6)
010. list
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00 am Ticketed Guest List
n.d.
b(6)
(partial) (4 pages)
011. memo
To The Office of the First Lady from Evan Ryan re: Chancellor Kohl's
01/23/95
b(6)
State Arrival Ceremony (partial) (1 page)
012. list
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94 Ticketed Guest List
n.d.
b(6)
(partial) (6 pages)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)|
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
h(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
P5 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
P6 Release would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of
personal privacy [(b)(6) of the FOIA]
personal privacy [(a)(6) of the PRAJ
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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
h(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells ((b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
001. list
Event: Mexico Arrival (partial, DOB, SSN) (1 page)
10/10/1995
b(6)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)|
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA
b(1) National security classified information |(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office |(a)(2) of the PRA
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute |(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
EVENT:MEXICO ARRIVAL
DATE: OCTOBER 10, 1995
TIME: 10:00 A.M.
FIRST NAME
LAST NAME
DOB
SSN
SPONSOR
[001]
--
KIM
JOHNSON
FLOTUS
MURIEL
ALPER
FLOTUS
EMILY
MICHAELS
FLOTUS
PHYLLIS
FINESHRIBER
FLOTUS
363-0787 STEVE
NEILL
FLOTUS
457-1900
ART
MALLORY
FLOTUS
JENNIFER
SINGER
FLOTUS
457-1900
MONICA
HERRING
FLOTUS
RICHARD
BECKER
FLOTUS
ANAMARIO
BECKER
FLOTUS
OSCAR
BARCELO
FLOTUS
Jerry
IAVARI
KURZA
FLOTUS
PILAR
FRANZONI-PAUL
FLOTUS
McGoniam
CLARK
CROOK-CASTAN
FLOTUS
RAFFAELLA
CROOK-CASTAN
FLOTUS
BETTY
PELLETIER
FLOTUS
857-3500
LUKAS
MCGOWAN
FLOTUS
CONNOR
MCGOWAN
FLOTUS
MOLLY
MCGOWAN
FLOTUS
SEAN
MCGOWAN
FLOTUS
SHIRLEY
ZEBRUSKI
(b)(6)
FLOTUS
G, MUSTAFA
MOHATAREM
FLOTUS
WINIFRED
BENGELSDORF
FLOTUS
LUCILLE
CARTER
FLOTUS
RITA
LIPPINCOTT-STEAD
FLOTUS
RONALD
STEAD
FLOTUS
KATHY
CASEY
FLOTUS
MARGARET
HILKERT
FLOTUS
correspond.
ANN
INGRAM
FLOTUS
BETTY
HAYS
FLOTUS
LORRAINE
HODGE
FLOTUS
(Alice 65955)
CECILY
WILLIAMS
FLOTUS
BARBARA
FREEDMAN
FLOTUS
PETER
FREEDMAN
FLOTUS
TERRI
BARRY
FLOTUS
LAURIE
HORVITZ
FLOTUS
JACQUELINE
MARSH
FLOTUS
DIANA
ROBLES
FLOTUS
Madge
ELIANA
ROBLES
FLOTUS
EVA
ORTIZ
FLOTUS
67288
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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
002. memo
To Evan Ryan from Lisa Villareal re: Names for Zedillo Visit
10/03/95
b(6)
(partial) (1 page)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - |44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
b(1) National security classified information |(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells ((b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
To:
Evan Ryan
From:
Lisa Villareal
60315
contact
Date:
October 3, 1995
[002]
Subject:
Names for Zedillo Visit
Below are the list of names, including date of birth and social security number, for tickets to
the State Arrival for the President of Mexico on October 10, 1995. The names are:
1)
Louis Castro
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
2)
Laura Gomez
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
3)
Roderic Olvera Young
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
4)
Berta Olvera Young
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
5)
Dennis Ryan
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
6)
James D. Hartung
DOB:
(b)(6)
SS:
(b)(6)
I will be responsible for distributing the tickets to our guests so whenever the tickets are
available, please give me call. Thanks, Evan!
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
September 12, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO:
Evan Ryan
WH Office of the First Lady
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
Director, Visitors Office
RE:
Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to offer your agency Fifty (50) guest tickets for
admission to the Arrival Ceremony for President Ernesto Zedillo of the United Mexican States
at 10:00am on the morning of Tuesday, October 10th, 1995.
The completed guest list for FLOTUS must be submitted to Carla Duryea in the Visitors
Office through your OASIS e-mail using a specialized macro no later than 3:00pm on
Tuesday, September 26th, 1995. The "EVENTLST" macro enables you to enter the names
of your guests directly into your computer. This macro/e-mail system is more efficient for
you, the Visitors Office and the USSS Waves Office. Please read the enclosed Instruction
Sheet very carefully.
Each ticket will indicate a guest name from your list. There can be no alterations once
tickets have been issued, therefore, tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets for the Arrival will
be available for pick-up at the East Appointment Gate on Thursday, October 5th, from 12:00
pm to 1:00 pm. : For security reasons the packet of tickets for FLOTUS may only be
picked up by Evan Ryan. A photo-ID is required and you must sign a receipt for the
tickets.
The morning of the Arrival Ceremony, guests must enter the South Lawn via the Southeast
Gate starting at 8:30am. The Gate closes promptly at 9:30am. No one is admitted to the
Arrival Ceremony after that time. There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand.
Please notify the Visitors Office by September 26th, if any of your guests have special
access needs. Parking is not available near the White House. The Arrival Ceremony
begins at 10:00am and lasts 30 minutes. Guests are required to remain in place until the
President, his guests, and the Honor Guard depart the South Lawn. Guests are welcome to
bring cameras. This is not an opportunity to meet the President. In case of inclement
weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are void. Current information will be
available on the Visitors Office Special Event recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:00am the
morning of the Arrival Ceremony.
Your contact in the Visitors Office for this event is Carla Duryea (phone # 456-1203). We
look forward to your participation in this special event. Thank you for your cooperation.
VISITORS ARRIVAL CEREMONY "EVENTLST" MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
1.
While in your WordPerfect for WINDOWS application, click on "EVENTLST" on your
button bar.
2.
Engage your "Caps Lock" key so that you are typing in all uppercase letters.
3.
Using your mouse, place the cursor after "EVENT:", and type in "MEXICO ARRIVAL"
4.
Place the cursor after "DATE:", and type in "October 10, 1995".
5.
Place the cursor after "TIME:", and type in "10:00 am".
6.
Place the cursor on the line immediately below
7.
You are now ready to begin entering your guest information. Using the date format
021052 for February 10, 1952 and the SSN format 123456789 for SS# 123-45-6789,
you may proceed. For the "SPONSOR" column, enter "FLOTUS". It is important to
type in the sponsor exactly as we have directed here. If you do not, we cannot issue
FLOTUS's ticktets. Be sure to "TAB" between columns and "ENTER" at the end of
each line. For example (info in parenthesis is one keystroke):
JOHN("TAB") SMITH("TAB")
021052("TAB")
123456789("TAB")
FLOTUS
8.
Continue to enter the information for your guests. If you are submitting a guest who is
not a United States citizen, tab over the "SSN" column to the "SPONSOR" column.
Make sure that you retain the individual's passport number and country of origin in
case WAVES needs it. If they do, the Visitors Office will contact you.
9.
When you are through, save the document and clear your screen. You may re-enter
the document at your convenience to make edits, additions, changes. Please note that
ONCE YOU SEND YOUR LIST TO THE VISITORS OFFICE IT IS FINAL; no
changes or additions will be permitted. No exceptions.
10.
Switch to the OASIS application on your terminal. Within ALL-IN-1, press
"EM_PCT_MDF_(ENTER)" (Underscores indicating spaces).
11.
Point to and double click on the name of the WordPerfect document in which you
saved the "EVENTLST" guest information. Then hit (ENTER).
12.
Fill in the message header screen. At "To:" type in "DURYEA(underscore)C". Tab to
subject, type in "MEXICO GUEST LIST", then press (ENTER).
13.
At the message screen, press "GOLD" "U", and type in "VISITORS" and then press
"ENTER".
14.
Fill in the fields, pressing the arrow keys to get between fields.
15.
When complete, press "GOLD" "F", then "S" and "ENTER".
SOME IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER
Guests lists will not be accepted unless they are submitted through e-mail
created using an "EVENTLST" macro and contains all required information.
If a guest has special access needs, please send a separate e-mail message to Carla
Duryea with that guests name and circumstance. For ex. "John Smith will be in a
wheelchair".
The absolute deadline to e-mail your list to Carla Duryea is 3:00 pm on Tuesday,
September 26, 1995. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Tickets for FLOTUS will be packaged and available for pick-up at the White House
East Appointment Gate on Thursday, October 5th, 1995 from 12:00 - 1:00pm.
For security reasons FLOTUS's ticket packet will only be released to Evan Ryan
for pick-up at the above date and time. A photo-ID and signature are required.
Please maintain your WordPerfect file.
If you have questions, please refer to this instruction sheet and your announcement
memo before calling the Visitors Office. If you must call, your contact is Carla Duryea
at (202) 456-1203. This telephone number is for your use only; please do not give it
to your guests.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
Cevin tassett
I
Kathel - WHCA
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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
003. list
October 10, 1995 State Arrival at White House (partial) (1 page)
n.d.
b(6)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)|
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRAJ
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute |(a)(3) of the PRA|
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
OCTOBER 10, 1995 STATE ARRIVAL AT WHITE HOUSE
Name
DOB
Social Security
Richard Becker
Anamario Becker
Oscar Barcelo
[003]
lavari Kurza
Pilar Franzoni-Paul
Clark Crook-Castan
Raffaella Crook-Castan
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
Betty Pelletier
Lukas McGowan
Connor McGowan
Molly McGowan
Sean McGowan
Shirley Zebruski
G. Mustafa Mohatarem
30HN NUMOBOW SHX07 Wdit:20 S6, 92 d3S
2/2'd
LUKAS, MCGOWAN, NACE & GUTIERREZ, CHARTERED
1111 19th Street, NW, 12th Floor
Washington, DC 20036
(202) 857-3500 office
(202) 842-4485 or 4665 fax
Date:
Sept. 25, 1995
Time:
2;40 pm
TO:
Evan Ryan
FAX NO:
202-456-6244
FROM:
Gerald S. McGowan
CLIENT:
101
Ms. Ryan: Attached is a list of people who would like to attend the State Arrival
on October 10, 1995. Please call me if you should need further information (202-
828-9459). Thank you.
Patty
HIS MESSAGE IS INTENDED FOR THE ADDRESSEE ONLY AND MAY BE
PRIVILEGED, CONFIDENTIAL AND EXEMPT FROM DISCLOSURE UNDER
APPLICABLE LAW. IF WE HAVE MISTAKENLY SENT THIS MESSAGE TO YOU,
PLEASE NOTIFY THE SENDER BY TELEPHONE IMMEDIATELY so THAT WE CAN
ARRANGE TO HAVE IT RETURNED TO US. Thank You.
2/T'd
SEP 26 '95 02 40PM LUKAS MOGOWAN NACE GUTIERREZ
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DOCUMENT NO.
SUBJECT/TITLE
DATE
RESTRICTION
AND TYPE
004. list
Mexico State Visit (partial) (2 pages)
n.d.
b(6)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - [5 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information |(a)(1) of the PRA]
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
h(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency [(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions |(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
Mexico State Visit
Tuesday, October 10th
Name
DOB
SS#
[004]
1. Winifred Bengelsdorf
(b)(6)
2. Lucille Carter
(b)(6)
3. Rita Lippincott-Stead
(b)(6)
4. Ronald Stead
5. Kathy Casey
6. Margaret Hilkert
7. Ann Ingram
8. Betty Hays
9. Lorraine Hodge
10. Cecily Williams
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
11. Barbara Freedman
12. Peter Freedman
13. Terri Barry?
14. Laurie Horvitz
15. Jacqueline Marsh
Mexico State Visit
Tuesday, October 10th
Name
DOB
SS#
1. Winifred Bengelsdorf
(b)(6)
2. Lucille Carter
(b)(6)
3. Rita Lippincott-Stead
(b)(6)
4. Ronald Stead
5. Kathy Casey
6. Margaret Hilkert
7. Ann Ingram
8. Betty Hays
9. Lorraine Hodge
10. Cecily Williams
(b)(6)
(b)(6)
11. Barbara Freedman
12. Peter Freedman
13. Terri Barry?
14. Laurie Horvitz
15. Jacqueline Marsh
Office of Administration
Supply Store
Invoice
Invoice No. 9329277
Issued: 13 OCT 1995
By: RDY
Deliver to: 102 OEOB
Account: B116
WHO OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
User: W
WALK IN CUSTOMER
Quan. NIIN
Locate Description
UOI
Unitprice
Ext.Total
1
L000536 OEOB PAPER, RECYCLED, 8.5X14" 50% (BOX)
BX
24.000
24.000
TOTAL
$24.000
Print Name:
Received by:
Date:
Signature
215
Name
Woodward
DOB
SS
Field
sponsor- woodward
Sponsor FLOTUS
Ed
Monday
Notestein
Dave list
far
404-765-8265
will 3/3
Nordstrom - 7034151121
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VISITORS LIST FILE TRANSFER PROCEDURES
CREATING THE NAMES LIST WITHIN WORDPERFECT
1.
Retrieve the event list form by pressing CTRL+SHIFT+R (or by clicking on EVENTLST on
your button bar.
2.
Enter the information for the names list, following the instructions in the Comment block on your
screen. Press the TAB key to move between columns. Make sure to tab to the SSN and
SPONSOR fields even if they are blank.
3.
Save the document and clear your screen.
SENDING THE FILE VIA FILE TRANSFER IN ALL-IN-1
1.
Within ALL-IN-1, type EM PCT MDF and press the Enter key.
2.
Point to and click twice on the name of the WordPerfect document to be transferred, then press
Enter.
3.
Fill in the message header screen. At the To: field type the ALL-IN-1 username of the recipient
(e.g. DURYEA_C). Tab to Subject: field, type a subject, then press the Enter key.
4.
At the message screen, press Gold (the F1 key) + U, then press the Enter key (or type in
VISITORS and press the Enter key).
5.
Fill in the fields. Press the down arrow to get between fields.
6.
When complete, press Gold (the F1 key) + F, then type S (Send) and press the Enter key.
If you have questions or publims call Dottee (Computer 56571 Support)
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 15, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO:
Evan Ryan
WH Office of the First Lady
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
Director, Visitors Office
RE:
State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to offer your agency Fifty (50) guest tickets for
admission to the State Arrival of King Hassan II of the Kingdom of Morocco on the morning
of Wednesday, March 15, at 10:30am.
The completed guest list for FLOTUS must be submitted to Carla Duryea in the Visitors
Office through your OASIS e-mail using a specialized macro no later than 3:00pm on Friday,
March 3, 1995. You will be contacted this week by Dottie Crumling from IST/Client Services
who will arrange a convenient time to come to your office and program your computer
terminal with an "EVENTLST" macro for your WordPerfect for WINDOWS application. This
"EVENTLST" macro will enable you to enter the names of your guests directly into your
computer, elimininating the Guest List Forms you have used for previous Arrival Ceremonies.
This macro/e-mail system is more efficient for you, the Visitors Office and the USSS Waves
Office. Please read the enclosed Instruction Sheet very carefully.
Each ticket will indicate a guest name from your list. There can be no alterations once
tickets have been issued, therefore, tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets for the Arrival will
be available for pick-up at the East Appointment Gate on Monday, March 13th, from 12:00
to 1:00 pm. For security reasons the packet of tickets for FLOTUS may only be picked
up by Evan Ryan. A photo-ID is required and you must sign a receipt for the tickets.
The morning of the Arrival Ceremony, guests must enter the South Lawn via the Southeast
Gate starting at 9:00am. The Gate closes promptly at 10:00am. No one is admitted to the
Arrival Ceremony after that time. There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand.
Please notify the Visitors Office by March 3rd if any of your guests have special
access needs. Parking is not available near the White House. The Arrival Ceremony
begins at 10:30am and lasts 30 minutes. Guests are required to remain in place until the
President, his guests, and the Honor Guard depart the South Lawn. Guests are welcome to
bring cameras. This is not an opportunity to meet the President. In case of inclement
weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are void. Current information will be
available on the Visitors Office Special Event recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:00am the
morning of the Arrival Ceremony.
Your contact in the Visitors Office for this event is Carla Duryea (phone # 456-1203). We
look forward to your participation in this special event. Thank you for your cooperation.
VISITORS OFFICE ARRIVAL CEREMONY "EVENTLST" MACRO INSTRUCTIONS
1.
While in your WordPerfect for WINDOWS application, click on "EVENTLST" on
your button bar.
2.
Engage your "Caps Lock" key so that you are typing in all uppercase letters.
3.
Using your mouse, place the cursor after "EVENT:", and type in "MOROCCAN
ARRIVAL"
4.
Place the cursor after "DATE:", and type in "MARCH 15".
5.
Place the cursor after "TIME:", and type in "TBD".
6.
Place the cursor on the line immediately below
7.
You are now ready to begin entering your guest information. Using the date
format 021052 for February 10, 1952 and the SSN format 123456789 for SS#
123-45-6789, you may proceed. For the "SPONSOR" column, enter
"FLOTUS". It is important to type in the sponsor exactly as we have directed
here. If you do not, we cannot issue FLOTUS's ticktets. Be sure to "TAB"
between columns and "ENTER" at the end of each line. For example (info in
parenthesis is one keystroke):
JOHN("TAB")
SMITH("TAB") 021052("TAB")
123456789("TAB") FLOTUS
8.
Continue to enter the information for your guests. If you are submitting a guest
who is not a United States citizen, tab over the "SSN" column to the
"SPONSOR" column. Make sure that you retain the individual's passport
number and country of origin in case WAVES needs it. If they do, the Visitors
Office will contact you.
9.
When you are through, save the document and clear your screen. You may re-
enter the document at your convenience to make edits, additions, changes.
Please note that ONCE YOU SEND YOUR LIST TO THE VISITORS OFFICE
IT IS FINAL; no changes or additions will be permitted. No exceptions.
10.
Switch to the OASIS application on your terminal. Within ALL-IN-1, press
"EM_PCT_MDF_(ENTER)" (Underscores indicating spaces).
11.
Point to and double click on the name of the WordPerfect document in which
you saved the "EVENTLST" guest information. Then hit (ENTER).
12.
Fill in the message header screen. At "To:" type in "DURYEA_C". Tab to
subject, type in "MOROCCAN GUEST LIST", then press (ENTER).
13.
At the message screen, press "GOLD" "U", and type in "VISITORS" and then
press "ENTER".
14.
Fill in the fields, pressing the arrow keys to get between fields.
15.
When complete, press "GOLD" "F", then "S" and "ENTER".
SOME IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER
*
Guests lists will not be accepted unless they are submitted through e-mail
created using an "EVENTLST" macro and contains all required
information.
*
If a guest has special access needs, please send a separate e-mail message to
Carla Duryea with that guests name and circumstance. For ex. "John Smith will
be in a wheelchair".
*
The absolute deadline to e-mail your list to Carla Duryea is 3:00pm on Friday,
March 3, 1995. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Tickets for FLOTUS will be packaged and available for pick-up at the White
House East Appointment Gate on Monday, March 13, 1995 from 12:00noon -
1:00pm.
For security reasons FLOTUS's ticket packet will only be released to Evan
Ryan for pick-up at the above date and time. A photo-ID and signature
are required.
*
Please maintain your WordPerfect file.
If you have questions, please refer to this instruction sheet and your
announcement memo before calling the Visitors Office. If you must call, your
contact is Carla Duryea at (202) 456-1203. This telephone number is for your
use only; please do not give it to your guests.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 28, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO: OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
FROM:
EVAN RYAN
RE:
STATE ARRIVAL
This is to inform everyone of the upcoming State Arrival of
King Hassan II of the Kingdom of Morocco on the morning of
Wednesday, March 15, 1995 at 10:30am. Tickets are available for
our office, so anyone who has guests for this event should
contact me by noon on Friday, March 3. Thank you.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 28, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO: OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
FROM:
EVAN RYAN
RE:
STATE ARRIVAL
This is to inform everyone of the upcoming State Arrival of
King Hassan II of the Kingdom of Morocco on the morning of
Wednesday, March 15, 1995 at 10:30am. Tickets are available for
our office, so anyone who has guests for this event should
contact me by noon on Friday, March 3. Thank you.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
February 28, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO: OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
FROM:
EVAN RYAN
RE:
STATE ARRIVAL
This is to inform everyone of the upcoming State Arrival of
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our office, so anyone who has guests for this event should
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Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 7 ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 1-27-95
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was Ryan
(Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first, last) Sabine Lienert
SS#: German Passport
DOB:
[C10]
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) Carolin Jang
SS#: German Passport
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) Nicola Dederichs
SS#: German Passport
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) Warren Davis
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) James Darrow
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) Waltraud Holman
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) Gina Ratliffe
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX:
6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please identify special access needs by last name of guest.
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ADDITIONS
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DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 1-30-95
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SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first, last) ALI BEST
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) VINCENT LASPISA
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) KAREN BETH SCHNELWAR
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) FELICE DIZON
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) STEPHANIE HUTTNER
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) JESSICA WOLFF
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) KATIE BARRY
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
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NAME: (first, last) JESSICA RAPER
SS#:
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DOB:
NAME: (first, last) RAYMOND PUSHKAR
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last)
RAZZ HYMAN
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) JOHN CROUCH
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) CYNTHIA DODSON
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) JENNIFER GRADLE
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) DIANA HECK
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
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FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
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WH Office of the First Lady
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100 OEOB
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NAME: (first, last) CATHY CROUCH
SS#:
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DOB:
NAME: (first, last) GARY DOLLENS
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last) ANJA HAUPTMANN
SS#:
GERMAN PASSPORT
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last) SANDRO MIRTSCHINK
SS#: GERMAN PASSPORT
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last)
BETTINA JANTZEN
SS#: GERMAN PASSPORT
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first, last)
PHYLLIS HANNUM
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
DENIS CURRAN
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 18, 1995
MEMORANDUM TO:
Evan Ryan
WH Office of the First Lady
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
Director, Visitors Office
RE:
State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to offer your agency Fifty (50) guest tickets for
admission to the State Arrival of Chancellor Helmut Kohl of the Federal Republic of Germany
on Thursday, February 9, at 10:00am.
Please read and follow the enclosed instructions carefully. The completed guest list for
FLOTUS must be submitted on Visitors Office State Arrival Guest List forms (enclosed) no
later than 3:00pm on Monday, January 30, 1995.
Each ticket issued will indicate a guest name from your list. There can be no alterations once
tickets have been issued, therefore, tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets for the Arrival will be
available for pick-up at the East Appointment Gate on Tuesday, February 7th, from 12:00
noon to 2:00 pm. For security reasons the packet of tickets for FLOTUS may only be picked
up by Evan Ryan. A photo-ID is required and you must sign a receipt for the tickets.
The morning of the Arrival Ceremony, guests must enter the South Lawn via the Southeast
Gate (off of East Executive Avenue) starting at 8:30am. The Gate closes promptly at 9:30am.
No one is admitted to the Arrival Ceremony after that time. There are no chairs for this event.
All attendees stand. Please notify the Visitors Office by January 30 if any of your guests have
special access needs*. Parking is not available near the White House. The Arrival Ceremony
begins at 10:00am and lasts 30 minutes. Guests are required to remain in place until the
President, his guests, and the Honor Guard depart the South Lawn. Guests are welcome to
bring cameras. This is not an opportunity to meet the President. In case of inclement weather,
the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are void. Current information will be available
on the Visitors Office Special Event recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:00am the morning of the
Arrival Ceremony.
Your contact in the Visitors Office for this event is Wayne Skinner (phone # 456-1206).
We look forward to your participation in this special event.
Thank you for your cooperation.
*Wheelchairs, walkers, etc.
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
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FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
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100 OEOB
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SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
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SS#:
DOB:
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
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FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
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WH Office of the First Lady
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100 OEOB
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6-6266
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SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
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SS#:
DOB:
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
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DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
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SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first, last)
SS#:
DOB:
Kohl State Arrival: Thursday, 02/09/95, 10:00am
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Wayne Skinner
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX:
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State Arrival Ceremony (partial) (1 page)
COLLECTION:
Clinton Presidential Records
First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
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RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - (44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)|
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA]
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRAJ
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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 PRAJ
b(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA|
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
January 23, 1995
[011]
MEMORANDUM TO: THE OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
FROM:
EVAN RYAN
Chancellor Kohl's State Arrival Ceremony is Thursday, February
9th. If you have any guests you would like tickets for, please
have their names, dates of birth, and social security numbers to
me by Friday afternoon. Call me at x66751 if you have any
questions. Thanks.
Sabine Lienest
(b)(6)
Carolin Jang
Gerras proport
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Nicola Deducts
(b)(6)
Warren Davis
(b)(6)
James Darrow
(b)(6)
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Waltrand Holmen
(b)(6)
VISITORS OFFICE STATE ARRIVAL GUEST LIST FORM INSTRUCTIONS
Type all requested information on appropriate form.
Type guest names with first name followed by last name, i.e: John Smith.
No names will be accepted without date-of-birth and social security number. If
the guest is not a U.S. citizen, please provide passport number and country of
issue.
Guests lists will not be accepted unless they are on a vo Form that is typed,
contains all required information, and is signed by Evan Ryan.
If a guest has special access needs, please specify by name in the Comment Line
on the VO Form, i.e: John Smith will be in a wheelchair.
The absolute deadline to fax guest lists to the Visitors Office at 456-2370 is
3:00pm on Monday, January 30, 1995.
Tickets for FLOTUS will be packaged and available for pick-up at the White
House East Appointment Gate on Tuesday, February 7, 1995 from 12:00 noon -
2:00 pm.
For security reasons FLOTUS's ticket packet will only be released to Evan Ryan
for pick-up at the above date and time. A photo-ID and signature are required.
No exceptions will be made to this regulation; please do not ask us to make one.
Please keep a copy of all VO Forms submitted for your records.
If you have questions, please refer to this instruction sheet and your
announcement memo before calling the Visitors Office. If you must call, your
contact is Wayne Skinner at (202) 456-1206. This telephone number is for your
use only; please do not give it to your guests.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
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COLLECTION:
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First Lady's Office
Maggie Williams (Subject Files)
OA/Box Number: 12746
FOLDER TITLE:
State Arrival
2013-0359-S
ry1520
RESTRICTION CODES
Presidential Records Act - [44 U.S.C. 2204(a)]
Freedom of Information Act - 15 U.S.C. 552(b)]
P1 National Security Classified Information [(a)(1) of the PRA]
b(1) National security classified information [(b)(1) of the FOIA)
P2 Relating to the appointment to Federal office [(a)(2) of the PRA]
b(2) Release would disclose internal personnel rules and practices of
P3 Release would violate a Federal statute [(a)(3) of the PRA]
an agency |(b)(2) of the FOIA]
P4 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
h(4) Release would disclose trade secrets or confidential or financial
P5 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
P6 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
b(8) Release would disclose information concerning the regulation of
of gift.
financial institutions [(b)(8) of the FOIA]
PRM. Personal record misfile defined in accordance with 44 U.S.C.
b(9) Release would disclose geological or geophysical information
2201(3).
concerning wells [(b)(9) of the FOIA]
RR. Document will be reviewed upon request.
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH: 6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 7 ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 1 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
Evan (Sign Here) Ryan
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
[012]
NAME: (first last): MILDRED L. FINNEY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
STEPHEN LAWRENCE
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
ANN LEWIS
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
WILLIAM LEVERAGE
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
RANI AUSTIN
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
JACKIE KHANTZIS
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
BROOKE FARHOOD
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH: 6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please Identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 7 ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 2 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
Evan Refan
(Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last): RACHEL ROJAS
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
HUGH NEILL
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
STEVEN NEILL
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SUSAN THOMASSES
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last): PAUL V. COOPER
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
RAYMOND PUSHKAR
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
MARY W. RODDY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH:
6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please Identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 7 ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 3 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
Evan Ryan (Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last):
CHERYL ABBOTT
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
GARY GAROFALO
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
KATIE MONDLOCH
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
JAMES H. TARMEY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
BILL BARRETT
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
JOHN MURRAY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
KIM LAFFERTY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH: 6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested Information. Please Identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 7 ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 4 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
Wan Ryan (Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last): SERAP AYDIN
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last): NEEL EGGLESTON
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
KATIE HAYCOCK
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last):
ROBERT NEWMAN
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
JULIE ZEELANDER
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
CLARE BONIFANT
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
BENJAMIN C. BONIFANT
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH: 6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested Information. Please Identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: 6 ADDITIONS or 1 DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 5 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
evan Ryan
(Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last):
JAN LEWIS
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
TOM LANDRY
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
LAURA MANNING
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SHELLY HARVARD
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last): ASHLEY HARVARD
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last): LAUREN HARVARD
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6);
NAME: (first last): MICHAEL ROBINSON
SS#:
(DELETION)
DOB:
(b)(6)
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Ticketed Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM: Evan Ryan
TICKET ALLOTMENT: Fifty (50)
WH Office of the First Lady
ENTRANCE GATE: Southeast Gate
100 OEOB
PH: 6-6266
FAX: 6-6244
TYPE all requested information. Please identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE: b ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE 11/10/94
This is PAGE # 6 submitted by FLOTUS
Approved by
can Ryan
(Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last): MICHAEL SMITH
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
IVANNA WEIKERT
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last): JOHN FAWCETT
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
Krisha Truhan
Addition
SS#:
DOB:
(b)(6)
NAME: (first last): DONALD L. ROTH
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
(ADDITION)
NAME: (first last): JACQUELINE V. ROTH
SS#:
(b)(6)
DOB:
(ADDITION)
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 9, 1994
MEMORANDUM FOR: EOP Administrative Contacts
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
MB
Director, Visitors Office
SUBJECT: State Arrival of President Kuchma of Ukraine
Tuesday, November 22, 1994
The President and Mrs. Clinton invite all EOP passholders*, and one guest each, to the
State Arrival of President Kuchma of Ukraine on Tuesday, November 22. EOP
Administrative Contacts are asked to coordinate the guest clearances for their office.
EOP passholders need only present their hard-pass for admittance. On the enclosed form
please indicate the names, dates of birth and social security numbers of guests of
passholders in your office. All passholder guests are issued a ticket with their name
printed on it; the ticket and a photo ID are required for admittance. Passholders must
accompany their guests. EOP Passholder Guests are not admitted without a Passholder
escort.
Guest tickets indicate names from the list you provide for your office. The deadline for
submitting lists is Monday, November 14, at 3 pm. Tickets are non-transferrable.
Tickets for the Arrival will be available for pick-up from the East Appointment Gate on
Friday, November 18, from 1:00pm - 2:30pm. For security reasons the packet of tickets
for each office may only be picked up by the Administrative Contact. Your pass is
required and you must sign a receipt. You are responsible for distributing the individual
tickets.
The morning of the Arrival Ceremony, passholders and their guests should use the
Southwest Gate (off of West Executive Avenue) starting at 9:30am. The Gate closes
promptly at 10:30am. There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand. Please
notify the Visitors Office if any of your guests have special access needs. Parking is not
available near the White House. The Arrival Ceremony begins at 11:00am and lasts
approximately 30 minutes. Guests are required to remain in place until the President
and his guests depart the South Lawn. Guests are welcome to bring cameras, although
visibility is often limited. This is not an opportunity to meet the President. In the case of
inclement weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are void. Current
information will be available on the Visitors Office Special Event recording, (202) 456-
2200, at 8:00am the morning of the Arrival Ceremony.
*The following types of passes are recognized as EOP hard-passes: CONTRACTOR, E/EOB, MAC, MIL, NEOB, NGS, OGA, RES,
SE, U, and W. No exceptions are made to this policy. Volunteers will be invited through the Volunteer Office.
Kuchma State Arrival: Tuesday, 11/22/94
Passholders Guest List
FAX TO: WHITE HOUSE VISITORS OFFICE: 202-456-2370, Attention: Mindy Frankfurter
FROM:
Ticket Allotment: One per passholder
ENTRANCE GATE: Southwest Gate
EVAN RYAN
OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
OEOB 100
PH:
FAX:
TYPE all requested information. Please identify special access needs by last name of guest.
THE FOLLOWING NAMES ARE:
ADDITIONS or
DELETIONS
TODAY'S DATE
This is PAGE #
Approved by
(Sign Here)
SPECIAL ACCESS NEEDS:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
NAME: (first last):
SS#:
DOB:
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
INSIDE MAIL
EVAN RYAN
OFFICE OF THE FIRST LADY
OEOB 100
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 1, 1994
MEMORANDUM TO:
Evan Ryan
WH Office of the First Lady
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
Director, Visitors Office
RE:
State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to offer your agency Fifty (50) guest tickets for
admission to the State Arrival of President Leonid Kuchma of Ukraine on Tuesday,
November 22, at 11:00am.
Please read and follow the enclosed instructions very carefully. The completed guest list for
FLOTUS must be submitted on Visitors Office State Arrival Guest List Forms (enclosed) no
later than 3:00pm on Thursday, November 10, 1994. We are closed Friday, November 11th.
Each ticket issued will indicate a guest name from your list. There can be no alterations
once tickets have been issued. Tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets for the Arrival will be
available for pick-up from the East Appointment Gate on Friday, November 18, from 1:00pm
- 2:30pm. For security reasons the packet of tickets for FLOTUS may only be picked
up by Evan Ryan. A photo-ID is required and you must sign a receipt for the tickets.
The morning of the Arrival Ceremony, guests must enter the South Lawn via the Southeast
Gate (off of East Executive Avenue) starting at 9:30am. The Gate will close promptly at
10:30am. No one is admitted to the Arrival Ceremony after that time. There are no chairs
for this event. All attendees stand. Please notify the Visitors Office if any of your guests
have special access needs. Parking is not available near the White House. The Arrival
Ceremony begins at 11:00am and lasts approximately 30 minutes. Guests are required to
remain in place until the President and his guests depart the South Lawn. Guests are
welcome to bring cameras. This is not an opportunity to meet the President. In the case of
inclement weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are void. Current
information will be available on the Visitors Office Special Event recording, (202) 456-2200,
at 8:00am the morning of the Arrival Ceremony.
Your contact in the Visitors Office for this event is Mindy Frankfurter (phone # 456-1209).
We look forward to your participation in this special event.
Thank you for your cooperation.
VISITORS OFFICE STATE ARRIVAL GUEST LIST FORM INSTRUCTIONS
*
Type all requested information on appropriate form.
*
Type guest names with first name followed by last name, i.e: John Smith.
*
No names will be accepted without date-of-birth and social security number. If the
guest is not a U.S. citizen, please provide passport number and country of issue.
*
Guests lists will not be accepted unless they are on a vo Form that is typed,
contains all required information, and is signed by Evan Ryan.
*
If a guest has special access needs, please specify by name in the Comment Line on
the vo Form, i.e: John Smith will be in a wheelchair.
*
The absolute deadline to fax guest lists to the Visitors Office at 456-2370 is 3:00pm
on Thursday, November 10.
*
Tickets for FLOTUS will be packaged and available for pick-up at the White House
East Appointment Gate on Friday, November 18, 1994 from 1:00 - 2:30pm.
*
For security reasons FLOTUS's ticket packet will only be released to Evan Ryan
for pick-up at the above date and time. A photo-ID and signature are required.
No exceptions will be made to this regulation; please do not ask us to make one.
*
Please keep a copy of all vo Forms submitted for your records.
*
If you have questions, please refer to this instruction sheet and your announcement
memo before calling the Visitors Office. If you must call, please call Mindy
Frankfurter at (202) 456-1209. This telephone number is for your use only; please do
not give it to your guests.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION
MEMORANDUM
TO:
White House Office Contacts
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates
Director, Visitors Office
DATE:
November 1, 1994
RE:
State Arrival Tickets
Please be aware that the following ticket allotment may not be used for
staff/passholders. It is intended for your office to use for outreach purposes. You will
be contacted shortly concerning a separate passholder allotment for this Arrival.
Please use your best efforts to invite guests who did not attend a prior state
arrival ceremony.
If you have any questions, please call Mindy Frankfurter at 6-1209. Thank you
for your cooperation.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 9, 1994
MEMO FOR ALL EOP PASSHOLDERS
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates, Director, Visitors Office
MB
RE:
President Kuchma State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to invite all EOP Passholders, and one guest
each, to the State Arrival Ceremony for President Kuchma of Ukraine on Tuesday,
November 22.
Please review the following information:
EOP passholders, with hard passes that display the passholder picture, may attend if their
pass is one of the following types: CONTRACTOR, E/EOB, MAC, MIL, NEOB, NGS,
OGA, RES, SE, U, and W. All volunteers are being invited separately. Sorry, other pass
types, or those whose pass does not have their photo, are not able to attend.
Passholders and their guests enter the South Lawn using the Southwest gate between
9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The gate closes promptly, for security reasons, and no one is
admitted after 10:30 a.m.
Passholders must present a photo hard pass.
Passholders must accompany their guest.
Guests must present their ticket and a photo ID.
There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand.
The Ceremony begins at 11 a.m. and usually lasts 30 minutes.
Guests are welcome to bring cameras, but visibility is often limited.
This is not an opportunity to meet the President.
Depending on the weather, hats, scarves, and gloves are useful accessories.
Food, beverages, and smoking are not permitted on the South Lawn.
If you or your guest have special access needs, please ask your agency/division
administrative contact to notify the Visitors Office by Friday, November 18.
In the case of inclement weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are
void. Current information will be available on the Visitors Office Special Event
recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:30 a.m. that morning.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 9, 1994
MEMO FOR ALL EOP PASSHOLDERS
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates, Director, Visitors Office
MB
RE:
President Kuchma State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to invite all EOP Passholders, and one guest
each, to the State Arrival Ceremony for President Kuchma of Ukraine on Tuesday,
November 22.
Please review the following information:
EOP passholders, with hard passes that display the passholder picture, may attend if their
pass is one of the following types: CONTRACTOR, E/EOB, MAC, MIL, NEOB, NGS,
OGA, RES, SE, U, and W. All volunteers are being invited separately. Sorry, other pass
types, or those whose pass does not have their photo, are not able to attend.
Passholders and their guests enter the South Lawn using the Southwest gate between
9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The gate closes promptly, for security reasons, and no one is
admitted after 10:30 a.m.
Passholders must present a photo hard pass.
Passholders must accompany their guest.
Guests must present their ticket and a photo ID.
There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand.
The Ceremony begins at 11 a.m. and usually lasts 30 minutes.
Guests are welcome to bring cameras, but visibility is often limited.
This is not an opportunity to meet the President.
Depending on the weather, hats, scarves, and gloves are useful accessories.
Food, beverages, and smoking are not permitted on the South Lawn.
If you or your guest have special access needs, please ask your agency/division
administrative contact to notify the Visitors Office by Friday, November 18.
In the case of inclement weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are
void. Current information will be available on the Visitors Office Special Event
recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:30 a.m. that morning.
THE WHITE HOUSE
WASHINGTON
November 9, 1994
MEMO FOR ALL EOP PASSHOLDERS
FROM:
Melinda N. Bates, Director, Visitors Office
MB
RE:
President Kuchma State Arrival Ceremony
The President and Mrs. Clinton are pleased to invite all EOP Passholders, and one guest
each, to the State Arrival Ceremony for President Kuchma of Ukraine on Tuesday,
November 22.
Please review the following information:
EOP passholders, with hard passes that display the passholder picture, may attend if their
pass is one of the following types: CONTRACTOR, E/EOB, MAC, MIL, NEOB, NGS,
OGA, RES, SE, U, and W. All volunteers are being invited separately. Sorry, other pass
types, or those whose pass does not have their photo, are not able to attend.
Passholders and their guests enter the South Lawn using the Southwest gate between
9:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. The gate closes promptly, for security reasons, and no one is
admitted after 10:30 a.m.
Passholders must present a photo hard pass.
Passholders must accompany their guest.
Guests must present their ticket and a photo ID.
There are no chairs for this event. All attendees stand.
The Ceremony begins at 11 a.m. and usually lasts 30 minutes.
Guests are welcome to bring cameras, but visibility is often limited.
This is not an opportunity to meet the President.
Depending on the weather, hats, scarves, and gloves are useful accessories.
Food, beverages, and smoking are not permitted on the South Lawn.
If you or your guest have special access needs, please ask your agency/division
administrative contact to notify the Visitors Office by Friday, November 18.
In the case of inclement weather, the outdoor Ceremony is cancelled and tickets are
void. Current information will be available on the Visitors Office Special Event
recording, (202) 456-2200, at 7:30 a.m. that morning.
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York Times Magazm
MAY 23 199 / SECTION 6
Hillary Rodham Clinton and
The Politics of Virtue
BY MICHAEL KELLY
[entire magazine retired for preservation]
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
SAINT HILLARY
More preacher than politician, the First Lady seeks a
new Reformation, concerned less with how government
should behave than with how people should.
BY MICHAEL_KELLY
INCE SHE DISCOVERED, AT THE AGE OF 14, THAT FOR PEOPLE LESS FORTU-
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nate than herself the world could be very cruel, Hillary Rodham Clinton has
harbored an ambition so large that it can scarcely be grasped.
She would like to make things right.
She is 45 now and she knows that the earnest idealisms of a child of the 1960's may
strike some people as naïve or trite or grandiose. But she holds to them without any
apparent sense of irony or inadequacy. She would like people to live in a way that-more closely
follows the Golden Rule. She would like to do good, on a grand scale, and she would like others to
do good as well She would like to make the world a better place - as she defines better.
While an encompassing compassion is the routine mode of public existence for every First
Lady, there are two great differences in the case of Mrs. Clinton: She is serious and she has
power.
Her sense of purpose stems from a world view rooted in the activist religion of her youth
and watered by the conviction of her generation that it was destined (and equipped) to teach
the world the errors of its ways. Together, both faiths form the true politics of her heart, the
politics of virtue.
She is spurred now by a personal matter - the death of her father and two
considerations of practical politics: She recognizes that issues of public values and personal
behavior are coming to dominate the politics of this millennial age - but that so far those
issues have been mostly defined and championed by conservative Republicans; she is moved
by the impatient conviction that moderates and liberals have wanly surrendered the
adjective "religious" to the right. She recognizes, too, the need to provide some sort of
overarching theme around which the many and varied proposals the Clinton Administration
Michael Kelly is a Washington correspondent for The New York Times.
ILLUSTRATION BY ANITA KUNZ
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spins out to an increasingly askance
public may be made to seem neatly
fitting parts of a coherent whole.
The First Lady's vision is singu-
lar, formed by the intellectual pas-
sions and experiences of a life. But it
is also the most purely voiced ex-
pression of the collective spirit of
the Clinton Administration, a spirit
that is notable both for the long
reach of its reformist ambitions and
the cocky assurance of its faith in
the ideas of its own design. It is very
much a work in progress, but its
emerging shape is, even by the
standards of visions, large.
Driven by the increasingly common
view that something is terribly awry
with modern life, Mrs. Clinton is
searching for not merely program-
matic answers but for The Answer.
Something in the Meaning of It All
line, something that would inform ev-
erything from her imminent and all-
encompassing health care proposal to
ways in which the state might encour-
age parents not to let their children
wander all hours of the night in shop-
ping malls.
When it is suggested that she
sounds as though she's trying to
come up with a sort of unified-field
theory of life, she says, excitedly,
"That's right, that's exactly right!"
She is, it develops in the course of
two long conversations, looking for a
way of looking at looking at the world
that would marry conservatism and
liberalism, and capitalism and stat-
ism, that would tie together practical-
ly everything: the way we are, the
way we were, the faults of man and
the word of God, the end of Commu-
nism and the beginning of the third
millennium, crime in the streets and
on Wall Street, teen-age mothers and
foul-mouthed children and frighten-
ing drunks in the parks, the cynicism
of the press and the corrupting role of
television, the breakdown of civility
and the loss of community.
The point of all this is not abstract
or small. What Mrs. Clinton seems -
in all apparent sincerity - to have in
mind is leading the way to something
on the order of a Reformation: the
remaking of the American way of
politics, government, indeed life. A lot
of people, contemplating such a task,
might fall prey to self doubts. Mrs.
Clinton does not blink.
"It's not going to be easy," she
says. "But we can't get scared away
from it because it is an overwhelm-
ing task.'
The difficulty is bound to be in-
creased by the awkward fact that a
good deal of what Mrs. Clinton sees
as wrong right now with the Ameri-
can way of life can be traced, at
least in part, to the last great at-
tempt to find The Answer: the lib-
eral experiments in the reshaping of
ABOVE: The First Lady at a
TOPRIGHT: President and Mrs.
BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Clinton
society that were the work of the
luncheon in Washington
Clinton after visiting her
chatting with a patient
intellectual elite of
Mrs. Clinton's
honoring Elaine R. Jones, head
father, Hugh Rodham, in a
undergoing physical therapy
generation.
of the NAACP Legal Defense
hospital in Little Rock, Ark.,
at the St. Agnes Medical
THE CRUSADE OF HILLARY
and Educational Fund.
two weeks before his death.
Center in Philadelphia.
Rodham Clinton began on April 6 in
Austin, Tex. There, speaking from
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
notes she had scribbled on the plane,
she moved swiftly past the usual
thanks and jokes to wade into an
extraordinary speech: a passionate,
she is ambitious, but she is ambitious to do good.
at times slightly incoherent, call for
national spiritual renewal.
The Western world, she said,
And she is a radical in the sense she thinks it's
needed to be made anew. America
suffered from a "sleeping sickness
of the soul," a "sense that somehow
economic growth and prosperity,
ssible to make the world better, as she defines better.
political democracy and freedom
are not enough - that we lack at
some core level meaning in our
individual lives and meaning col-
lectively, that sense that our lives
are part of some greater effort,
that we are connected to one an-
other, that community means that
we have a place where we belong
no matter who we are."
She spoke of "cities that are filled
with hopeless girls with babies and
angry boys with guns" as only the
most visible signs of a nation crip-
pled by "alienation and despair and
hopelessness," a nation that was in
the throes of a "crisis of meaning."
"What do our governmental institu-
tions mean? What do our lives in
today's world mean?" she asked.
"What does it mean in today's world
to pursue not only vocations, to be
part of institutions, but to be human?"
These questions, she said, led to
the larger question: "Who will lead
us out of this spiritual vacuum?"
The answer to that was "all of us,"
all required "to play our part in
redefining what our lives are and
what they should be."
"Let us be willing," she urged in
conclusion, "to remold society by
redefining what it means to be a
human being in the 20th century,
moving into a new millennium."
It is easy to mock this sort of
thing, and some people immediately
did. What, asked The New Republic
in a question the First Lady finds to
be a perfect small example of the
cynicism she deplores, was all that
supposed to mean?
Mrs. Clinton has been groping to-
ward an answer to that question for
much of her life. She has read her
way from the Methodist founder
John Wesley to Paul Tillich, Rein-
hold Niebuhr and Dietrich Bon-
hoeffer, three left-of-center theolo-
gians who sought to link their reli-
gious beliefs to a critical involve-
ment in politics and government, to,
most recently, Michael Lerner, a
liberal Jewish thinker who coined
the phrase "politics of meaning,"
which Mrs. Clinton adopted in her
Austin speech.
She gropes still. "I don't know; I
don't know," she begins, when asked
to define her philosophy. "I don't
have any coherent explanation. I
hope one day to be able to stop long
enough actually to try to write down
what I do mean, because it's impor-
tant to me that I try to do that,
because I have floated around the
edges of this and talked about it for
many, many years with a lot of peo-
ple, but
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to be able to both be a good
message, one that goes pur-
do.' And, you know, as a child
CLINTON
parent and perform a neces-
posely beyond the normal
I would come up with 900 hy-
(Continued from page 25)
sary function?'
boundaries of politics into
The meaning
potheses. It would always end
"And these are little
the territory of religion. It is
with something like, 'Well,
I've never regularly kept a
pieces, and a lot of those
concerned not just with how
journal or really tried to get
of the politics
you mean, if I murdered
little pieces can be done on a
government should behave
somebody and was in jail and
myself organized enough to
very small scale that then
but with how people should.
you came to see me, you
do it."
aggregates. So I think what
It is the message of values,
we're basically, what we're
not programs. It is the mes-
of meaning is
would still love me?'
But she is well along in her
"And he would say: 'Abso-
musings. Working her way
really looking at is, you
sage of the preacher, a role
know, millions and millions
hard to find
lutely! I will always love
through a thicket of theol-
Hillary Rodham Clinton has
you, but I would be deeply
ogies and ideologies, she of-
of changes in individual be-
filled many times delivering
disappointed and I would not
fers in language that is a mix
havior that are motivated by
guest sermons from the pul-
the same impulses, even if
pits of United Methodist
in the gushy
like what you did because it
of Bible and Bill Moyers, of
would have been wrong.'"
New Testament and New
we're not doing a very good
churches.
The lesson Mrs. Clinton
Age, a tentative definition of
job of describing them."
It seems odd at first to
jargon that
drew from this is one she
what she believes.
This rambling passage
contemplate Mrs. Clinton in
says is at the core of her
"The very core of what I
seems to validate The New
such terms. The public de-
believe is this concept of in-
Republic's impertinence.
bate over her that swirled
blankets it.
philosophy: "It was so sim-
plistic, but it was so helpful
dividual worth, which I think
What does it all mean? This
throughout the 1992 Presi-
to me, because, I mean, it
flows from all of us being
is, as it turns out, a fair ques-
dential race centered on two
gave me the basis of uncon-
creatures of God and being
tion. The meaning of the poli-
lesser questions - how left-
right, the politics of do-good-
ditional love that I think ev-
imbued with a spirit," she
tics of meaning is hard to dis-
wing was she and how
ism, flowing directly from a
ery child deserves to have -
says. She speaks carefully,
cern under the gauzy and
hungry for power - but
powerful and continual
and one of our problems is
sitting upright and leaning
gushy wrappings of New Age
failed to consider the larger
stream that runs through
that too many of our chil-
slightly forward at a small
jargon that blanket it. Mi-
point of her life.
American history from Har-
dren don't have that - but it
table in a neat and modest
chael Lerner, who has been
She appeared before the
riet Beecher Stowe to Jane
also gave me from the very
White House garden.
expounding on the subject for
public in a series of roles,
Addams to Carry Nation to
beginning a set of values
"Some years ago, I gave a
several years in the pages of
some of the news media's
Dorothy Day; from the so-
based on what I did."
series of talks about the un-
Tikkun, a magazine of liberal
design, some of the Republi-
cial gospel of the late 19th
Mrs. Clinton says the 16
derlying priniciples of Meth-
Jewish thinking, has de-
cans' and some of her own.
century to the temperence-
days she spent in Little Rock
odism," she goes on. "I talked
scribed the new politics as all
She was, by bewildering
minded Methodism of the
as her father lay dying led her
a lot about how timeless a lot
about "how to build a society
turns, a calculating and rad-
early 20th century to the lib-
to give the Austin speech. Her
of scriptural lessons were be-
based on love and connection,
ical feminist lawyer and a
eration theology of the 1960's
reflections went back to 1961,
cause they tied in with what
a society in which the bottom
cookie-baking mom, Lady
and 1970's to the pacifistic
when she was 14 and began
we now know about human
line would not be profit and
Macbeth and the little lady.
and multiculturally correct
attending Sunday-evening
beings. If you break down the
power but ethical and spirit-
In an election that Repub-
religious left of today.
youth sessions conducted by
Golden Rule or if you take
ual sensitivity and a sense of
licans failed to win on the
The true nature of her
the Rev. Donald G. Jones, the
Christ's commandment -
community, mutual caring
strength of much the same
politics makes the ambition
youth minister at the First
Love thy neighbor as thyself
and responsibility."
sort of "values" issues that
of Hillary Rodham Clinton
Methodist Church in Park
- there is an underlying as-
Mrs. Clinton says the right
Mrs. Clinton now talks
much larger than merely
Ridge. It was Jones who
sumption that you will value
language remains to be in-
about, one thing the Demo-
personal. She clearly wants
taught her the lessons that
yourself, that you will be a
vented. "As Michael Lerner
cratic candidate's wife was
power, and has already
would most profoundly shape
responsible being who will
and I discussed, we have to
not was a moralist.
amassed more of it than any
her idea of the way things
live by certain behaviors that
first create a language that
"American women don't
First Lady since Eleanor
ought to be.
enable you to have self-re-
would better communicate
need lectures from Wash-
Roosevelt. But that ambition
Jones; who now teaches so-
spect, because, then, out of
what we are trying to say,
ington about values," she
is merely a subcategory of
cial ethics at Drew Universi-
that self-respect comes the
and the policies would flow
said then. "We don't need to
the infinitely larger scope of
ty in Madison, N.J., was 30
capacity for you to respect
from that language."
hear about an idealized
her desires.
years old, "just out of the
and care for other people.
The problem with the lan-
world that was never as
Hillary Rodham was born
seminary, full of vim and vig-
"And how do we just break
guage goes right to the core
righteous or carefree as
in 1947, into the world she
or," and a believer in the the-
this whole enterprise down in
of the question of what it all
some would like to think."
wishes to restore, a place of
ology of Paul Tillich, whom he
small enough pieces? Well,
means. Is there one unifying
Now, questions of values
security and community and
considers a theological men-
somebody says to them-
idea that is at the heart of
and matters of morals are
clear moral values, to Hugh
tor. Tillich had propounded a
selves: 'You know, I'm not go-
the politics of meaning? "I
the heart of what Mrs. Clin-
and Dorothy Rodham and
theory that sought to redefine
ing to tell that racist, sexist
don't think there is one core
ton sees as the way toward
raised in the solidly upper-
the Christian role in the mod-
joke. I don't want to objecti-
thing," Mrs. Clinton says. "I
national salvation. In truth,
class, solidly conservative
ern world.
fy another human being.
think this has to be thought
they always have been at the
Chicago suburb of Park
"He said that the two ma-
Why do I want to do that?
through on a variety of
core of what she is about, but
Ridge, III. Her childhood
jor problems of contempo-
What do I get out of that kind
planes. I don't think there is
the many faces of the Hilla-
was, by all accounts includ-
rary society were the crisis
of action? Maybe I should
one unifying theory."
ry of 1992 obscured the larg-
ing her own, grounded in the
of meaning and alienation,"
try to restrain myself.'
Meanwhile, words some-
er point of her life.
old-fashioned, uncomplicat-
Jones said in a recent inter-
"Or somebody else says:
what fail her. "It is like when
The politics of Hillary
ed absolutes of her parents'
view. "He contrasted this
'You know, I'm going to start
you tell someone for the first
Rodham Clinton are indeed
ethical code.
with the 16th century, where
thanking the woman who
time that you love them,"
largely liberal (although,
"My father was no great
the two major problems
cleans the restroom in the
she says. "You're not fully
the post-election evidence
talker and not very articu-
were death and guilt.
building that I work in. You
aware of what that means,
indicates, no more so than
late, and wouldn't have known
"The point he was making
know, maybe that sounds
but it's the best effort you
those of her husband), but
Niebuhr from Bonhoeffer
was that because death and
kind of stupid, but on the
can make to kind of convey
they are of a liberalism de-
from Havel from Jefferson,
guilt were the two major
other hand I want to start
the full range of emotions
rived from religiosity. They
and would have thought a
problems back then, Prot-
seeing her as a human be-
and feelings and intentions
combine a generally "pro-
conversation like this was
estantism had defined
ing.'
and expectations that you
gressive" social agenda with
just goofy," Mrs. Clinton said
grace in terms of answers
"And then maybe the next
can articulate at the time."
a strong dose of moralism,
in an interview several weeks
to those problems: eternal
step is I say to myself: 'How
the admixture of the two
after Rodham's death on
life and the forgiveness of
much are we paying this
BUT THERE ACTUALLY
driven by an abundant faith
April 7. "But he gave me the
sins. But now, with the two
woman who works the 3 to
is, as the mists of New Age
in the capacity of the human
basic tools, and it wasn't fan-
major problems being the
11 shift. And who's taking
mysticism slip away, a clear
intellect and the redeeming
cy philosophical stuff.
crisis of meaning and alien-
care of her kids while she's
line to Mrs. Clinton's mes-
power of love.
"He used to say all the time,
ation, he said, our religious
here working? And how do
sage. It is, fundamentally,
They are, rather than pri-
'I will always love you but I
language should speak in
we make it possible for her
an old and very American
marily the politics of left or
won't always like what you
terms of unity, of connected-
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PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
ness, of overcoming alien-
for everybody," Mrs. Clinton
hardness under the fuzzy
"We have two friends who
more deviant behavior
ation, of giving meaning."
says, with a slight, self-con-
edges of Mrs. Clinton's dis-
just moved out of a big city to
around us, because we
When Jones read the texts
scious laugh: "Yeah, I al-
courses on the politics of vir-
a smaller town, because they
haven't wanted to deal with
of Mrs. Clinton's Austin
ways have. I have not al-
tue - an acknowledgment
found that their high-school
it," she says. "But - by
speech, he was struck by the
ways known what it meant,
that some sorts of behavior
daughter was basically being
gosh! - it is deviant! It is
obvious parallels between
but I have always had it."
are acceptable and other
shunned because she had a
deviant if you have any
the oratory of the First Lady
Then, on a moment's re-
sorts are not, that every
curfew, she was not permit-
standards by which you ex-
and the teachings of Tillich
flection. she amends her an-
right is married to a respon-
ted to run wild with other
pect to be judged."
on alienation and meaning-
swer in a way that shows
sibility, that a civilized soci-
kids, she was not permitted to
This line of argument, cen-
lessness: "These were pre-
clearly the effect Jones's
ety must be willing to con-
go out to dance clubs till 2 or 3
tral to Mrs. Clinton's view, is,
cisely the terms Hillary
field trips had on the sensi-
demn those who act in ways
o'clock in the morning. She
of course, precisely what so-
struck in that speech in Aus-
bilities of a child of well-off
destructive of that society.
was basically being made fun
cial conservatives have been
tin. She talked of the discon-
suburbia: "Especially since
"We do this in our own
of for being a good kid.
saying for years. Social liber-
tent lurking beneath the sur-
I was in junior high and high
lives," she says. "I mean, we
"Now, it is not govern-
als, who dominate the nation-
face and the politics of
school and got a sense of
pass judgments all the time.
ment's fault that the parents
al Democratic Party, have
meaning."
what people were up
I can remember sitting in a
of those other kids are letting
held that it is not the place of
Indeed, this theme runs
against, and how lucky I had
law school class years and
their kids engage in behavior
either government or society
deep in Mrs. Clinton's sense
been, a sense, you know, that
years ago in which a hypo-
and court dangers that they
to lay down a set of behavor-
of things.
I was a very lucky person in
thetical was being discussed
are not emotionally or psy-
ial standards based on moral
"If you go back and read
what I had been given."
about terrorists
chologically prepared to do,"
absolutes, and that individual
the correspondence that ex-
But there was more to Hil-
"And I remember sitting
she says. Rather, it is the
freedom necessitates moral
isted in the 19th century be-
lary's education than the in-
there listening to the conver-
fault of individuals: "affluent
relativism.
tween people of all different
culcation of a guilt-induced
sation as so many people
parents in this society who
"I think that is a theoretical
walks of life," she says, "you
sense of obligation. Jones
tried to explain away or Γa-
drop their 10- and 11-year-
and to a great extent an elitist
know, it may not be some
also exposed her to the writ-
tionalize their behavior. And I
olds off at the mall, that let
argument," says Mrs. Clin-
kind of heavy theological in-
ings of Niebuhr, who argued
remember saying, 'You
their 13- and 14- and 15-year-
ton, with some heat. "I think a
quiry, but there will be all
that the tragedy of history
know, there is another alter-
olds go off to places that
person would have a hard
kinds of flashes about what
proved that the hope for a
native. And the other alterna-
they've never met the parents
time making that argument
happened in a way, that, you
better world could not de-
tive is that they are evil. I
of the kids, they've never met
to the kind of people who I
know, that the whole cycle of
pend on any sentimental
mean, you know? There are
the kids or anything like that
know who are working hard
life and its meaning is tied
view of human behavior but
evil people in the world. And
- that is a failure on the part
and living in fear and are
into their daily life.
must encompass the legiti-
they may be able to come up
of the adult community to
really taking the brunt of a lot
"And you know, by the na-
mate use of power.
with elaborate rationaliza-
care for our children."
of the social and political de-
ture of how we spend our time
"My sense of Hillary is
tions to attempt to explain
A critical aspect of Mrs.
cisions that we've either
today, we have walled our-
that she realizes absolutely
their evil, and they may even
Clinton's analysis suggests
made or failed to make in the
selves off from that. I mean,
the truth of the human con-
have some reasonable basis
the rejection of rights-based
last 20 years. There are
we get up in the morning and
dition, which is that you
for saying their conduct
liberalism as it now exists.
standards. We live by them.
we go to work and our chil-
cannot depend on the basic
needs to be understood in the
She favors, as does the Presi-
We reward them. And it is a
dren don't know what our
nature of man to be good
light of pre-existing condi-
dent, welfare reform, and she
real fallacy to jump from
work is, because they don't
and you cannot depend en-
tions, but their behavior is
argues that society has ex-
what we do in our individual
see us plowing a field or mak-
tirely on moral suasion to
still evil."
tended too freely rights with-
and work lives to expect us
ing a quilt. We go off and push
make it good," Jones says.
Mrs. Clinton argues pas-
out responsibilities, which
not to have standards in our
papers and then come home
"You have to use power. And
sionately for a "reaffirma-
has led to a great decline in
social community lives."
and try to explain it. Our rela-
there is nothing wrong with
tion of responsible behavior
the standard of behavior.
Those standards are, it is
tives age and die often in
wielding power in the pur-
rooted in what I view as a
She cites a recent article by
suggested, the standards of
places far away from our
suit of policies that will add
value system in which peo-
Daniel Patrick Moynihan on
the Ten Commandments.
homes. We've compartmen-
to the human good. I think
ple respect one another and
what the New York Senator
"That's right," she says.
talized so much of our lives
Hillary knows this. She is
in which they care for one
called "defining deviancy
"And in nearly every reli-
that trying to find even the
very much the sort of Chris-
another."
down."
gion I am aware of, there is
time to think about how all of
tian who understands that
She offers an example of
"Senator Moynihan ar-
a variation of the Golden
it fits together has become
the use of power to achieve
what she sees in society as
gues very convincingly that
Rule. And even for the non-
harder and harder."
social good is legitimate."
the opposite sort of value
what we have in effect done
religious, it is a tenet of peo-
Jones was a dedicated
There is a Niebuhrian
system.
is get used to more and
ple who believe in humanis-
proponent of the idea, then
tic principles."
and now the driving force of
We could do a lot worse, she
the United Methodist
says, than live according to
Church, that Christian duty
the Golden Rule. "That
lay in taking a direct, helpful
means: Should we let whole
interest in the lives of the
sections of our city be like
less fortunate. He organized
Beirut? Would we want that
the white, suburban children
to be the place where we live
of Park Ridge to help provide
with our children? Of course
baby sitting for the children
not. Well then, what would be
of migrant workers in the
reasonable policies to pursue
Chicago area. Hillary was
in order to avoid that? Would
among the students he took
we want young children to be
on an eye-opening visit to talk
exposed to a lot of the dan-
with young black and Hispan-
gers that might lead to drug
ic gang members at a com-
addiction or abuse or violence
munity center on Chicago's
or all of the problems we face,
South Side and also among
if there were ways we could
those taken to meet the Rev.
band together as adults to
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.,
help them avoid that? Of
who was speaking in the city.
course, we much would pre-
Now, asked if she has al-
fer that."
ways been impelled by what
she called, in a recent inter-
IT IS AT THIS POINT
view with The Washington
that some awkward ques-
Post, "a burning desire" to
Mrs. Clinton answers questions after meeting with Senate leaders on health care
tions arise:
"make the world
better
reform. With her are Senators Bob Dole, left, and George J. Mitchell, right.
If it is necessary to remake
BY STEPHEN NEW YORK TIMES
PHOTOCOPY
PRESERVATION
society, why should Hillary
assumption that the past does
We're searching for more im-
entire day totally disen-
Rodham Clinton get the job?
not exist and the present
mediate, ecstatic and pene-
gaged from what was going
Can someone who helped
If society has
needs only your guiding hand
trating mode of living."
on around me - I'd be criti-
lead the very generation
to create the glorious future.
When asked if the social
cized for that. I mean, it's a
that threw out the old ways
Then, she spoke of "at-
experiments of the 1960's
no-win deal, no matter what
of moral absolutes and soci-
to be remade,
tempting to come to grasp
and 1970's led to the system-
I do, or try to do.
etal standards now lead the
with some of the inarticulate,
ic problems she now sees in
"But from my perspective,
charge back to the future?
At Wellesley College, from
why should
maybe even inarticulable,
the 1990's, Mrs. Clinton re-
there are millions of people
things that we're feeling." To-
plies, "I don't know if it's
who are worried about the
1965 to 1969, Hillary Rodham
day, she speaks of the strug-
unfair to say that, but it's
same things I'm worried
gradually moved away from
Mrs. Clinton
gle to "put into words what is
probably incomplete."
about. I don't care who gets
the conservatism of her par-
often for most of us inarticu-
The roots of the problems
the credit. I don't care who
ents and embraced the pre-
get the job?
late or inarticulable."
go back farther and spread
has to be criticized in order to
dominant attitudes of a cam-
Then, she spoke of the at-
wider than that, she says.
move this conversation for-
pus that was steeped in the
tempt "to forge an identity in
But still, she carefully ac-
ward. I want to live in a place
tradition of liberal, social
this particular age." Today,
knowledges that the ques-
again where I can walk down
service-oriented Protestant-
By the time she graduated
she speaks of "redefining who
tioning and searching of her
any street without being
ism and heady with the con-
from Wellesley to head on to
we are as human beings in
generation did produce
afraid. I want to be able to
viction that the young people
Yale Law School, Hillary
this post-modern age."
some "excesses"
and
take my daughter to a park at
of the moment were fated to
Rodham had become a radi-
Then, she spoke of "our
"wrong decisions."
any time of day or night in the
remake the world.
cal, in the true sense of the
questions, our questions
It is suggested that for Hil-
summertime and remember
The times encouraged
word: dedicated to the im-
about our institutions, about
lary Rodham Clinton, a ca-
what I used to be able to do
dreaming of great, sweeping
perative of profound societal
our colleges, about our
reer liberal activist and for-
when I was a little kid."
change. Alan Schechter, who
change, and confident in her
churches, about our govern-
mer seeker of ecstatic living,
At that moment, irritation
taught Rodham political sci-
own ability to direct that
ment." Today, she asks "what
to sound the call for a return
still edging her voice, she
ence and remembers her
change.
do our governmental institu-
to traditional ethics will
doesn't sound at all like the
transformation from a Gold-
She began thinking then
tions mean? What do our
strike some people as a bit
Hillary Rodham of 1969. She
water Girl to "secular liberal-
about the ideas she is giving
lives in today's world mean?"
much. As easy, moralistic
doesn't sound like a politi-
ism," recalls: "The aura of the
voice to now. The student
At the heart of the Welles-
preaching. After all, the last
cian or a preacher. She
martyred Kennedy was
commencement speech deliv-
ley speech, she argued for
person who tried this sort of
sounds like just another an-
strong on the campuses then,
ered by Hillary Rodham for
what she then called the "ex-
thing, Dan Quayle, was
gry, sincere, middle-aged
and everyone was full of talk
the class of 1969 is the direct
periment in human living"
mocked for his pains. And he,
citizen, wondering how ev-
about doing something about
ancestor of the Austin speech
and would come to call "ex-
at least, had been elected.
erything went so wrong.
the race crisis, about the
delivered by the Hillary Rod-
cessive individualism" and
The First Lady jumps
Which brings up the sec-
Peace Corps. The mood was
ham Clinton of today. They
"rights without responsibil-
hard on the point.
ond difficult question.
one of youthful idealism, com-
share all the same traits:
ity."
"That's irrelevant to me,"
What exactly can Mrs.
mitment, that clichéd line of
vaulting ambition, didactic
The "prevailing, acquisitive
she snaps back. "I know that
Clinton and the new politics
Kennedy's ask not what
moralizing, intellectual inco-
and competitive corporate
no matter what I did if I
do about it all?
your country can do for you."
herence and the adolescent
life," she said, "is not for us.
did nothing, if I spent my
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6:
be immense practical problems in
about the politics of meaning, they
about how that might be done. "I
agency to report how the proposed
making the transition from theory
agreed that, he says, "the question
proposed that the Clinton Adminis-
legislation or new program would
to practical politics.
was how to take, in a practical,
tration establish a policy where, for
impact on shaping the ethics and
The reason harks back to the
hard-nosed way, the sum of the
any proposed legislation or new
the caring and sharing of the com-
question of language. Several
ethical ideas of the Bible and apply
program, there would have to be
munity covered by that agency."
weeks ago, when Michael Lerner
them to this moment in time."
written first an Ethical and Com-
Mrs. Clinton, Lerner says, "liked
accepted Mrs. Clinton's invitation
They fell into disagreement, how-
munity Environmental Impact Re-
the idea, but was worried about us-
to come to the White House and talk
ever, as soon as they began talking
port, which would require each
ing words like 'caring' and 'sharing'
and 'love' in talking about govern-
ment policies. And this concern be-
came the central question of our
discussion: Would the press kill us
on this?"
Unintentionally hilarious Big
Brotherism is, in fact, a hallmark of
Lerner's ideas for implementing the
politics of meaning. In the May-June
Just Coasting
issue of his magazine, Tikkun, Ler-
ner offers a series of specific pro-
posals by which the Clinton Admin-
istration could turn the theory of the
politics of meaning into reality in the
workplace.
These include: that the Depart-
ment of Labor order "every work-
place" in America "to create a mis-
sion statement explaining its func-
tion and what conception of the
common good it is serving and how
it is doing so"; "sponsor 'Honor La-
bor' campaigns designed to high-
light the honor due to people for
their contributions to the common
good," and "train a corps of union
personnel, worker representatives
and psychotherapists in the rele-
vant skills to assist developing a
new spirit of cooperation, mutual
caring and dedication to work."
The reason Lerner's proposals
for the application of the politics of
meaning focus so heavily on burea-
cratic irrelevancies is the same
reason Mrs. Clinton is struggling
still with words.
Any clearly expressed, serious
proposal to do anything to improve
public values runs immediately
against the fundamentals of social
liberalism that are the guiding ethos
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