President's Dinner, Breakfast and Reception, April 28, 1992

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President's Dinner, Breakfast and Reception, April 28, 1992

Date (Dublin Core)

1992-04-28

Date Created (Dublin Core)

1992-04-28

Congress (Dublin Core)

102nd (1991-1993)

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Government Operations and Politics

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Dole, Robert J., 1923-2021

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agendas (administrative records)

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eng

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https://dolearchivecollections.ku.edu/index.php?p=collections/findingaid&id=26&q=

Physical Location (Dublin Core)

Collection 007, Box 403, Folder 23

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Robert J. Dole Institute of Politics, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS

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Robert J. Dole Republican Leadership Collection, 1985-1996

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handwritten at top of page: Breakfast 9 - 10:30

MINUTE-BY-MINUTE AGENDA
THE LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST

LOCATION: Senate Caucus Room - Russell 325
DROP-OFF: Constitution Avenue Entrance.
PHONE NUMBERS: Phone Number in Russell 325 is 224-6351. The President's Dinner lead staff on site is Jill Slansky.
NUMBERS: 250 people
GUESTS: Tablebuyers
FORMAT: Buffet with brief remarks by Senator Baker, Congressman Michel and Senator Dole.
DRESS: Business Attire
HOSTS: Senator Bob Dole, Congressman Bob Michel
SPONSOR: National Association of Homebuilders

PROGRAM: 9:00 a.m. ----- Guests arrive.
9:05 a.m. ------- Breakfast buffet opens.
9:25 - 9:30 a.m. Opening remarks by Senator Baker. The Senator recognizes Congressman Vander Jagt and Senator Gramm and introduces Congressman Michel.
9:30 -9:35 a.m. Welcome and brief remarks by Congressman Michel and introduction of Senator Dole.
9:35-9:40 a.m. Brief remarks by Senator Dole.
9:40 a.m. ------ Senator Baker thanks Congressman Michel and Senator Dole.
10:30 a.m. ----- Breakfast concludes.

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THE 1992 PRESIDENT'S DINNER

LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST
Suggested Talking Points
SENATOR BOB DOLE

· Our Republican incumbents and challengers count heavily on The President's Dinner to put together strong and winning campaigns.
· The President's Dinner is not only important to President Bush, but to our entire Republican effort.
· Thank you for all you have done to support this important effort.

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MINUTE-BY-MINUTE AGENDA
THE LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST

LOCATION: Senate Caucus Room - Russell 325
DROP-OFF: Constitution Avenue Entrance.
PHONE NUMBERS: Phone Number in Russell 325 is 224-6351. The President's Dinner lead staff on site is Jill Slansky.
NUMBERS: 250 people
GUESTS: Tablebuyers
FORMAT: Buffet with brief remarks by Senator Baker, Congressman Michel and Senator Dole.
DRESS: Business Attire
HOSTS: Senator Bob Dole, Congressman Bob Michel
SPONSOR: National Association of Homebuilders

PROGRAM:
9:00 a.m. ------ Guests arrive.
9:05 a.m. ----- Breakfast buffet opens.
9:25 - 9:30 a.m. Opening remarks by Senator Baker. The Senator recognizes Congressman Vander Jagt and Senator Gramm and introduces Congressman Michel.
9:30 -9:35 a.m. Welcome and brief remarks by Congressman Michel and introduction of Senator Dole.
9:35-9:40 a.m. Brief remarks by Senator Dole.
9:40 a.m. ----- Senator Baker thanks Congressman Michel and Senator Dole.
10:30 a.m. ----- Breakfast concludes.

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SENATOR BOB DOLE
TALKING POINTS
LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST

*PLEASURE TO SEE ALL OF YOU AGAIN, AND OFFER MY THANKS -- AND THE THANKS OF MY REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUES IN THE SENATE -- FOR YOUR SUPPORT OF THE PRESIDENT'S DINNER.

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*I JUST CAME THIS MORNING FROM BREAKFAST WITH DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER GAIDAR OF RUSSIA.

I COULDN'T HELP BUT THINK ON THE WAY OVER THAT THE REMARKABLE CHANGES THAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN RUSSIA AND EASTERN EUROPE WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED WITHOUT THE LEADERSHIP OF

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RONALD REAGAN AND GEORGE BUSH.

*AND ONE THING HAS BECOME VERY CLEAR IN THE PAST FEW MONTHS. IF PRESIDENT BUSH IS GOING TO BUILD ON HIS RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT .... IF HE IS TO CHANGE AMERICA AS HE HAS CHANGED THE WORLD ... THEN

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WE NEED MORE REPUBLICANS IN THE HOUSE AND SENATE.

*DESPITE WHAT YOU HEAR FROM THE DEMOCRATS IN CONGRESS AND SOME IN THE MEDIA, THE PRESIDENT DOES HAVE A DOMESTIC AGENDA -- BUT THE FACT IS IT'S NOT THE DEMOCRATS AGENDA.

*THE PROBLEM PRESIDENT BUSH FACES IN DOMESTIC

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POLICY BOILS DOWN TO SIMPLE ARITHMETIC. THE HOUSE HAS 102 MORE DEMOCRATS THAN REPUBLICANS. THE SENATE HAS 14 MORE DEMOCRATS THAN REPUBLICANS.

*WITH YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT, WE INTEND TO DO ALL WE CAN THIS NOVEMBER TO CHANGE THOSE NUMBERS.

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handwritten at top of page: 11 - 12:00

MINUTE-BY-MINUTE AGENDA
REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION

TIME: 11:00 a.m .- 12:00 p.m.
LOCATION: The United States Capitol Office of Senator Bob Dole, S-230
DROP-OFF: The North entrance to the U.S. Capitol off Constitution Avenue.
PHONE NUMBERS: Senator Dole's office number is 224-3135. The President's Dinner staff lead on site is Jill Slansky.
NUMBERS: 100 people
GUESTS: Fundraisers at $40,000.00 + and contributors who have purchased two tables.
FORMAT: Very informal meet and greet with Senator Dole. There is a juice and soda bar set-up and light food served.
DRESS: Business attire.
HOST: Senator Bob Dole

PROGRAM:
11:00 a.m. ----- Guests arrive.
11:30 a.m. ----- Welcome by Senator Baker and introduction of Senator Dole.
11:35 p.m. ----- Senator Dole makes brief remarks.
12:00 noon ----- Reception concludes.

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THE 1992 PRESIDENT'S DINNER

REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION
Suggested Talking Points
SENATOR BOB DOLE

· In November 1986, my title changed from Majority Leader to Minority Leader because of a 26,000 swing in votes. In 1992 there will be 20 Democratic Senate seats up for grabs, this is a great opportunity to change my title back to House Majority Leader.

· It is The President's Dinner, and the great Republican support it gets, that will give us the financial support necessary to regain control of the Senate.

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04/28/1992 09:27 FROM PRESIDENT'S DINNER 1990 TO 2243163 P.01

GEORGE BUSH
THE PRESIDENT'S DINNER

Guy Vander Jagt
Chairman
National Republican Congressional Committee

Robert H. Michel
Republican Leader of the House

Phil Gramm
Chairman
National Republican Senatorial Committee

Bob Dole
Republican Leader of the Senate

Howard H. Baker, jr.
Dinner Chairman

handwritten on beneath Howard Baker's name: 659-1771 (o)

PHONE: 202-659-1771
FAX: 202-833-2491

DATE: 4/28/92 TIME: 9:35 a.m.
PLEASE DELIVER THE FOLLOWING PAGE(S) IMMEDIATELY

TO: SENATOR BOB DOLE, LEADERSHIP OFFICE
FROM: THE PRESIDENT'S DINNER

NUMBER OF PAGES TO FOLLOW THIS COVER SHEET: 5

OPERATOR: TANA ROSENBLATT
COMMENTS:
Following is the guest list for the 1992 President's Dinner - Republican Leadership Reception on April 28, 1992. There is a possibility that a photographer will be sent over as well. We will be in touch with you as soon as possible. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at any time. You can reach a dinner staffer at (202) 371-5006 at the Washington Convention Center. Thank You.

(202) 659-1771 (202) 833-2491 (FAX)
1101 17th Street, N.W. * Suite 808 * Washington, D.C. 20036

Paid for by The President's Dinner Committee. Proceeds will be divided evenly between the National Republican Senatorial Committee and the National Republican Congressional Committee for the benefit of Republican candidates. Donations may be designated or reallocated in order to comply with federal Emits on political contributions. Contributions to The President's Dinner are not deductible for federal income tax purposes.

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The 1992 President's Dinner
REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION - DOLE
April 28, 1992

DOLE ATTENDEES -- D#
Abraham, Spencer Abraham, Jane -- 2

Africk, Jack -- 2
Atwood, Jonathan P.

Anderson, Cynthia K. -- 2
Anderson, James A. Jr.

Andreas, Dwayne D. -- 2
Andreas, Dorothy Inez

Andreas, Martin -- 2
Andreas, Brenda

Baker, Howard H., Jr. -- 2
Baker, Joy

Bantle, Louis F. -- 2
Barrett, Robert E.

Baseler, Theodor P. -- 2
Hicks, Paul B. III

Becker, Brenda Larsen -- 2
Bergloff, Lisa

Benson, Donald H. -- 2
Benson, Carolyn S. -- 2

Bloomberg, Mary Beth -- 2
Foryst, Carole Anne

Brody, David -- 2
Brody, Beatrice

Buchert, Jay -- 2
Bannister, Bob

Buffett, Howard Jr. -- 1
NO GUEST

Burns, Timothy F. -- 2
Flagg, Robert

Chambers, Richard G. -- 2
Chambers, Patricia A.

Chilcote, Samuel D. Jr. -- 1

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REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION - DOLE

DOLE ATTENDEES -- D#
Cole, Tom -- 2
Cole, Ellen

Cook, J. Michael -- 2
Cook, Mary Anne

handwritten insertion:
Liz Cordia -- 2
Lou Cordia

Ekonomou, Elizabeth -- 2
Ekonomou, Anthony

Elliot, James R -- 2
Elliot, Judy L.

Fitch, Patrick -- 1

Gadbois, Richard A. III -- 2
Shute, Michael

Gramm, Phil -- 2
Gramm, Wendy

Grant, W.D. -- 2
Jacobs, P. Anthony

Hamberger, Rose Ann Domenici -- 2
Snyder, Daniel J.

Hamberger, Ed -- 1

Harris, Jack Harvey -- 2
Harris, Mary Ellen

Hensarling, Jeb -- 2
Guest

Humphreys, Thomas A. -- 2
Gormley, William L.

Jackson, Thad -- 2
MacArthur, Stephen

Jernigan, Ed -- 2
Greer, Lynn

Kiemm, Kenneth Y. -- 3
Ozawa, Motoji
Nagahara, Kichiro

Korody, Paul A. -- 2
Muth, Jean

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REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION - DOLE

DOLE ATTENDEES -- D#
Kratovil, Edward D. -- 2
Lawenda, Jeffrey

Lai, Heng Reverend -- 2
Hu, How Kong

Larkin, Thomas E. Jr. -- 2
Larkin, Margaret Givan

Larson, Teresa -- 1

Legnini, Meric L. -- 1

Lively, Robert W. -- 1

Lockhart, Bob -- 2
Steakley, Barbara

Loeffler, Thomas -- 2
Loeffler, Nancy B.

Mahoney, James E. -- 2
Battaglia, Basil

Malamis, Rebecca Roberts -- 2
Doscher, Howard

Manta, M. Frank -- 2
Kefalidis, Nikos

McClennahan, Kelly -- 1

McDermott, Robert Francis (General) -- 2
Herres, Robert Tralles (General)

McDonald, Jack -- 2
McDonald, Marion

McNamara, Kathryn M. (Kelly) -- 2
Edwards, Christine A.

Meyer-Knutsen, Ranger -- 2
Isaksen, Fredd Hoff

Mitchell, Lura Nell -- 2
Mitchell, Malcom

Mitchler, Albert -- 2
Mitchler, Linda

Molito, Thomas A. -- 2
Rothenberg, Robert D.

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REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION - DOLE

DOLE ATTENDEES -- D#
Morris, Barbara -- 2
Kennedy, Morgan J.

Morrison, Jason -- 4
LeBlanc, Ted
Morrison, John
Libetti, A.J.

Murphy, Dan - Admiral -- 2
Demory, Will

Perkinson, Gary -- 2
Peter, Phillips S.

Predo, Alain Pierre Victor -- 2
Predo, Odile Andree

Raggio, John J. -- 2
Adler, Alan

Rose, William R. -- 2
Strong, Myrtle A.

Shirvinsky, John -- 2
Shannon, Clifton

Skladany, Barney J. Jr. -- 2
Skladany, Linda

Slansky, Jill - 2
Golden, Greg
Spaulding, Steve

Sloane, David -- 2
Taylor, James M. II

Sorkin, Martin -- 2
Watkins, Linda

Stewart, Wyatt -- 2
Stewart, Renee

Testa, Robert D. -- 2
Irby, Richard

Thompson, James R. -- 2
Thompson, Jayne Carr
Thompson, Samantha

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REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION - DOLE

DOLE ATTENDEES -- D#
Thompson, James -- 2
Thompson, Sandra

Vander Jagt, Guy -- 2
Vander Jagt, Carol

Vaughn, Eric -- 2
Vaughn, Ann

Wescott, David J. -- 2
Wescott, Carol Lynn

Total: 139 (crossed out; handwritten: 141)

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MINUTE-BY-MINUTE AGENDA
REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION

TIME: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
LOCATION: The United States Capitol Office of Senator Bob Dole, S-230
DROP-OFF: The North entrance to the U.S. Capitol off Constitution Avenue.
PHONE NUMBERS: Senator Dole's office number is 224-3135. The President's Dinner staff lead on site is Jill Slansky.
NUMBERS: 100 people
GUESTS: Fundraisers at $40,000.00 + and contributors who have purchased two tables.
FORMAT: Very informal meet and greet with Senator Dole. There is a juice and soda bar set-up and light food served.
DRESS: Business attire.
HOST: Senator Bob Dole

PROGRAM:
11:00 a.m. ----- Guests arrive.
11:30 a.m. ----- Welcome by Senator Baker and introduction of Senator Dole.
11:35 p.m. ----- Senator Dole makes brief remarks.
12:00 noon ----- Reception concludes.

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SENATOR BOB DOLE
TALKING POINTS
REPUBLICAN LEADER'S RECEPTION

*HOWARD WAS TOO MODEST TO MENTION IT, BUT IT'S A PLEASURE FOR ME TO WELCOME YOU TO WHAT ARE OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS THE HOWARD BAKER ROOMS.
*I KNOW THAT HOWARD WAS JUST AS PROUD OF THESE OFFICES AS I AM ... SO LET ME TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO SHARE WITH YOU SOME OF THE HISTORY THAT TOOK PLACE IN THESE ROOMS ...
*WITH YOUR HELP THIS NOVEMBER, WE'D LIKE TO WRITE SOME NEW HISTORY -- AND CHANGE THESE ROOMS FROM THE MINORITY LEADER'S OFFICE TO THE MAJORITY LEADER'S OFFICE.
*I'D BE HAPPY TO ANSWER ANY QUESTIONS YOU MIGHT HAVE.