THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 8:30 A.M. - S- 230 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH SECRETARY BAKER (check mark on top of page) Dole (check mark) Simpson (check mark; handwritten: on his way) Armstrong (check mark) Chafee - drop by (circled) Hatfield (check mark) Helms (check mark) Kassebaum - will stop by (circled) Lugar (check mark) McConnell (handwritten: on his way) Stevens - will be late (check mark; handwritten: 8:50 to arrive) Wallop (check mark) handwritten names: Pressler (check mark), Specter (check mark) Robert Kimmitt, Under Secretary for Political Affairs (check mark) Janet Mullins, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs (check mark) Mr. Warren Clark, Acting Assistant Secretary for African Affairs (check mark) Al Lehn (check mark) March 1, 1990 TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: JOYCE RE: BREAKFAST MEETINGS Secretary Baker will be here for breakfast on Thursday, March 8th at 8:30 a.m. in S-230. Listed below are the suggested Senators: 1 Dole (handwritten) 2 Simpson (handwritten: OK) 3 Helms (handwritten: OK) 4 Lugar (handwritten: OK) Kassebaum (handwritten: w.c.b.; ok - stop by only - not eat) Mack (handwritten: - 47359 - w.c.b. (Wendy) NO 5 McConnell (handwritten: - yes) Kasten (handwritten: wcb crossed out; NO) Chafee (handwritten: - speech; (drop by)) Roth (handwritten: wcb; NO) Rudman (crossed out; handwritten: Christine - wcb - NO) Secretary Baker will bring with him: Robert Kimmitt, Under Secretary for Political Affairs Janet Mullins, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Herman Cohen, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Al Lehn handwritten notes on page: actg A/S Clark for (written above "Herman Cohen, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs") Hatfield - YES Chafee (crossed out; line drawn to Rudman's name) Jeffords - w.c.b. Durenberg - NO Armstrong - linda - w.c.b. crossed out; OK Wallop - OK McClure w.c.b. Stevens - (late) 8:50 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 March 5, 1990 FRANK HORTON TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT NEW YORK handwritten at top of page: Joy Bob Dole Republican Leader S-230 Capitol Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Bob: On February 27th, I along with 85 of my House colleagues sent a letter to President Bush urging him to invite South African anti- apartheid leader Nelson Mandela to address a joint meeting of the United States Congress. I have enclosed a copy of this letter for your information. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter and I hope that you will join me in urging the President to invite Mr. Mandela to speak. With warmest personal regards, Sincerely, (signature) Frank Horton Congress of the United States House of Representatives Washington, DC 20515 February 27, 1990 The Honorable George Bush President of the United States The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear Mr. President, On February 11, 1990, millions of people around the world rejoiced as South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela walked to freedom through the gates of Victor Verster prison after twenty-seven and a half years of captivity. We commend you on your decision to telephone Mr. Mandela on this important day and for inviting him to meet with you at the White House. Given the profound significance of Nelson Mandela's release and the hope it represents for a peaceful settlement to the conflict in South Africa, we urge you extend this courageous man an invitation to address a joint meeting of the United States Congress. We believe that the inspirations and insights which Nelson Mandela can share with Members of the House and Senate would be invaluable as we strive to better understand the fluid situation in South Africa and what the future holds for that country. We welcome the opportunity to assist South Africa in becoming a more free and democratic nation and look forward to hearing from you on this matter. Sincerely, (signature) Frank Horton (signature) Ron Dellums (signature) John Conyers, Jr. (signature) Peter A. DeFazio (signature) Dan Glickman (signature) Craig T. James (signature) Floyd H. Flake (signature) Claudine Schneider (signature) Jill L. Long (signature) Elizabeth J. Patterson (signature) Lynn Martin (signature) James T. Walsh (signature) Robert E. Wise, Jr. (signature) Jolene Unsoeld (signature) Tom Lantos (signature) Howard L. Berman (signature) Frederick S. Upton (signature) Thomas A. Luken (signature) Mike Synar (signature) James H. Scheuer (signature) Jim Moody (signature) Peter Smith (signature) Bill Green (signature) Gus Savage (signature) Frank Pallone, Jr. (signature) Julian C. Dixon (signature) Martin Frost (signature) Barney Frank (signature) Nancy Pelosi (signature) Constance A. Morella (signature) Fortney Pete Stark (signature) Ronald K. Machtley (signature) Joseph P. Kennedy II (signature) Edolphus Towns (signature) Kweisi Mfume (signature) Thomas R. Carper (signature) Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. (signature) Thomas M. (illegible) (signature) Jim Bates (signature) Matthew G. Martinez (signature) John G. Rowland (signature) Major R. Owens (signature) Charles E. Schumer (signature) George J. Hochbrueckner (signature) David R. Nagle (signature) Gary L. Ackerman (signature) Mike Espy (signature) Jim Chapman (signature) James A. Traficant, Jr. (signature) Bruce A. Morrison (signature) Bob Clement (signature) Roy Dyson (signature) Jaime B. Fuster (signature) Gerry Sikorski (signature) Bill Schuette (signature) Donald M. Payne (signature) Edward Feighan (signature) Leon E. Panetta (signature) Thomas J. Manton (signature) Barbara Boxer (signature) Peter J. Visclosky (signature) Ronald D. Coleman (signature) Terry L. Bruce (signature) Benjamin L. Cardin (signature) Vic Fazier (signature) Les AuCoin (signature) Walter E. Fauntroy (signature) Charles Rose (signature) George Miller (signature) Cardiss Collins (signature) Charles B. Rangel (signature) Harold E. Ford (signature) Norman Y. Mineta (signature) Charles E. Bennett (signature) George W. Crockett, Jr. (signature) Romano L. Mazzoli (signature) Dale E. Kildee (signature) Hamilton Fish, Jr. (signature) Louis Stokes (signature) Glenn M. Anderson (signature) Jerry Lewis (signature) Nicholas Mavroules (signature) Gary Condit (signature) Charles A. Hayes (signature) C. Thomas McMillen (signature) Christopher Shays THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1990 8:30 A.M. - S- 230 BREAKFAST MEETING WITH SECRETARY BAKER Dole (check mark) Simpson (check mark) Armstrong Chafee - drop by Hatfield Helms (check mark) Kassebaum - will stop by Lugar McConnell Stevens - will be late (check mark) Wallop (check mark) handwritten name: Secretary Baker (check mark) Robert Kimmitt, Under Secretary for Political Affairs Janet Mullins, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Mr. Warren Clark, Acting Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Al Lehn handwritten names at bottom of page: Warner McClure Danforth Heinz Humphrey Pressler Specter handwritten at top of page: Joyce YEAS NAYS Armstrong ("MS" handwritten by name) Bond Boschwitz Burns Chafee ("K Bel" handwritten by name) Coats Cochran Cohen D'Amato Danforth Dole Domenici Durenberger Garn Gorton Gramm Grassley Hatch Hatfield ("Morgan" handwritten by name) Heinz Helms ("L. Proctor" handwritten by name) Humphrey Jeffords Kassebaum ("Johnson" handwritten by name) Kasten Lott Lugar ("Vera Wane" handwritten by name) Mack McCain McClure McConnell ("D Riley" handwritten by name) Murkowski Nickles Packwood Pressler Roth Rudman Simpson Specter Stevens ("S Palmer" handwritten by name) Symms Thurmond Wallop (illegible name written by name) Warner Wilson (Printed by the Secretary for the Minority) GPO: 1990 25-776 (m) handwritten note at bottom of page: Page: Mara Rogahn BOB DOLE KANSAS United States Senate OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN LEADER WASHINGTON, DC 20510-7020 SENATOR: Now that the news from South Africa is good, Secretary Baker has asked if you would host a meeting -- he is proposing a breakfast on Thursday, March 8, but will do it any way you prefer -- to "consult" with Republican Senators on our policy. DECISION: OK to March 8 breakfast (check mark) OK to meeting, no breakfast No AL cc. BETTY, JOYCE handwritten notes on page: 8:30 a.m. S-230 Joyce - call Betty, please. Al BOB DOLE KANSAS United States Senate OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN LEADER WASHINGTON, DC 20510-7020 FOR BAKER SO. AF. BREAKFAST Thursday, March 8 INVITE: Simpson Helms Lugar Kassebaum Mack McConnell Kasten Chafee Roth Rudman handwritten notes on page: 8:30 a.m. S-230 M/S for (illegible) Robert Kimmitt A/S legis. affairs Janet Millins A/S African Herman Cohen BOB DOLE KANSAS United States Senate OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN LEADER WASHINGTON, DC 20510-7020 SENATOR: Particularly with your additions, this is really loaded up with "moderates" -- with only Helms and Mack from our conservative end. They probably won't all accept anyway, so how about adding Wallop and Armstrong? AL March 1, 1990 TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: JOYCE RE: BREAKFAST MEETINGS Secretary Baker will be here for breakfast on Thursday, March 8th at 8:30 a.m. in S-230. Listed below are the suggested Senators: Simpson Helms (handwritten: ok) Lugar Kassebaum Mack McConnell Kasten Chafee (handwritten: speech, drop by) Roth Rudman Secretary Baker will bring with him: Robert Kimmitt, Under Secretary for Political Affairs Janet Mullins, Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Herman Cohen, Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Al Lehn handwritten notes on page: Hatfield - w.c.b. Chafee (crossed out) Jeffords Durenberger HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WASHINGTON, D.C. 20515 FRANK HORTON TWENTY-NINTH DISTRICT NEW YORK March 5, 1990 handwritten at top of page: Joyce Bob Dole Republican Leader S-230 Capitol Washington, D.C. 20515 Dear Bob: On February 27th, I along with 85 of my House colleagues sent a letter to President Bush urging him to invite South African anti- apartheid leader Nelson Mandela to address a joint meeting of the United States Congress. I have enclosed a copy of this letter for your information. Thank you in advance for your attention to this matter and I hope that you will join me in urging the President to invite Mr. Mandela to speak. With warmest personal regards, Sincerely, (signature) Frank Horton Congress of the United States House of Representatives Washington, DC 20515 February 27, 1990 The Honorable George Bush President of the United States The White House Washington, D.C. 20500 Dear Mr. President, On February 11, 1990, millions of people around the world rejoiced as South African anti-apartheid leader Nelson Mandela walked to freedom through the gates of Victor Verster prison after twenty- seven and a half years of captivity. We commend you on your decision to telephone Mr. Mandela on this important day and for inviting him to meet with you at the White House. Given the profound significance of Nelson Mandela's release and the hope it represents for a peaceful settlement to the conflict in South Africa, we urge you extend this courageous man an invitation to address a joint meeting of the United States Congress. We believe that the inspirations and insights which Nelson Mandela can share with Members of the House and Senate would be invaluable as we strive to better understand the fluid situation in South Africa and what the future holds for that country. We welcome the opportunity to assist South Africa in becoming a more free and democratic nation and look forward to hearing from you on this matter. Sincerely, (signature) Frank Horton (signature) Ron Dellums (signature) John Conyers Jr. (signature) Peter A. DeFazio (signature) Dan Glickman (signature) Craig T. James (signature) Floyd H. Flake (signature) Claudine Schneider (signature) Jill L. Long (signature) Elizabeth J. Patterson (signature) Lynn Martin (signature) James T. Walsh (signature) Robert E. Wise, Jr. (signature) Jolene Unsoeld (signature) Tom Lantos (signature) Howard L. Berman (signature) Frederick S. Upton (signature) Thomas A. Luken (signature) Mike Synar (signature) James H. Scheuer (signature) Jim Moody (signature) Peter Smith (signature) Bill Green (signature) Gus Savage (signature) Frank Pallone, Jr. (signature) Julian C. Dixon (signature) Martin Frost (signature) Barney Frank (signature) Nancy Pelosi (signature) Constance A. Morella (signature) Fortney Pete Stark (signature) Ronald K. Machtley (signature) Joseph P. Kennedy II (signature) Edolphus Towns (signature) Kweisi Mfume (signature) Thomas R. Carper (signature) Thomas J. Bliley, Jr. (signature) Thomas M. (illegible) (signature) Jim Bates (signature) Matthew G. Martinez (signature) John G. Rowland (signature) Major R. Owens (signature) Charles E. Schumer (signature) George J. Hochbrueckner (signature) David R. Nagle (signature) Gary L. Ackerman (signature) Mike Espy (signature) Jim Chapman (signature) James A. Traficant, Jr. (signature) Bruce A. Morrison (signature) Bob Clement (signature) Roy Dyson (signature) Jaime B. Fuster (signature) Gerry Sikorski (signature) Bill Schuette (signature) Donald M. Payne (signature) Edward Feighan (signature) Leon E. Panetta (signature) Thomas J. Manton (signature) Barbara Boxer (signature) Peter J. Visclosky (signature) Ronald D. Coleman (signature) Terry L. Bruce (signature) Benjamin L. Cardin (signature) Vic Fazier (signature) Les AuCoin (signature) Walter E. Fauntroy (signature) Charles Rose (signature) George Miller (signature) Cardiss Collins (signature) Charles B. Rangel (signature) Harold E. Ford (signature) Norman Y. Mineta (signature) Charles E. Bennett (signature) George W. Crockett, Jr. (signature) Romano L. Mazzoli (signature) Dale E. Kildee (signature) Hamilton Fish, Jr. (signature) Louis Stokes (signature) Glenn M. Anderson (signature) Jerry Lewis (signature) Nicholas Mavroules (signature) Gary Condit (signature) Charles A. Hayes (signature) C. Thomas McMillen (signature) Christopher Shays