University of Tennessee, Knoxville TRACE: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange
Supervised Undergraduate Student Research Chancellor’s Honors Program Projects and Creative Work
Spring 5-1996
Exploring Similarity and Complementarily in Same-Sex Friendships
Andrea Leigh Wenk University of Tennessee - Knoxville
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The Sixth Congressional District lies in middle Tennessee, stretching east from the Nashville suburbs through the rolling countryside to the Cumberland Plateau.
The district includes the Counties of Williamson, Marshall, Rutherford, Wilson, Sumner, Trousdale, Macon, Smith, DeK.alb. Cannon, Clay, Jackson, Putnam, and Overton, as well as part of Davidson County: Major clties and towns in the district include Murfreesboro, Gallatin, and Cookeville, as well as several of the eastern and southern suburbs of Nashville, the state capital.
Economic growth has fanned out into the distrlct from Nashville. The Nissan plant in Smyrna and the nearby General Motors Saturn plant in Spring Hill are well known symbols of the area's industrlal prosperity.· But Japanese companies and American start-ups have created thousands of jobs as well.
Many of the new voters in the distrlct are Republican, not only in the affluent suburbs of Williamson County just south of Nashville, but in the more modest suburbs spreading to the east. The Sixth Distrlct is now competitive in national elections. George Bush received 61 % of the vote for President in 1988, and Senators Fred Thompson and Bill Feist both won the Sixth District in 1994.
Republicans have also won seats in the legislature from Williamson, Sumner, Wilson, and Rutherford Counties in the ring around Nashville. Seventy percent of General Election voters in the Sixth Distrlct come from these four counties.
Whlle the Democrat incumbent won this seat in 1994, he did so only narrowly (a margin of 2,174 votes) despite outspending his Republican challenger, Steve Gill, by a margin of nearly three-to-one. In fact, Gill ran ahead of the . incumbent in the ring of counties around Nashville-where most of the votes are cast-by a 52% to 48% margin. (
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I Ihe U(~() ('nan S ,?Wtl ,0-, lar3ecQ~' de,ri/e/shlp land fhe NasnVllle feps! OJSh;[JLJTDfst)Jp land are by ffep(ibhcan 5uppor1ers. !,he Jr Ihouse /s apptoXlmakl:J one block frDO? thegDverl;ur:S rr-)Qrlslo/J; afrelty//'/C-"C arfof fvwn osyoLUCQnprDbab/Lj __ /rnagl()~,' .r: rec;oqfl !ze~ fht ho~s,(l/l/t)er).1 jc;o /;\ / T';') e- 110 '/I f· Rm' rJI(; /"-':/ c: If 0.'1-1 i'j! I Ij J'\ I"~ I r !IV I / V I c. '.- :'. "J -'..J I .." '. i i I~j . I # , woulci even nohc.errle ( Several people /nqu/rcrL abou f /;oldinq Drner home evmfs ForSkve ancL df-herswarJkcL ro mGX Duton rheircon-frl'bU'(70 n S, r-mode Gcrtain fa rnahenok of +hes8 reo{?Je FOr f3rljQ,n¥ A-s lhe e veninq, en me fa 0 eJ~~e) t-he sf-a fF ale a little of {he UellCJOUS spreac0 and helpe« to~/ean up. EVcnfs suchas these are vlfa1foourrunarQ/Sing efFot fs anQ 1h is eve.n j f1J W(Jlt extr(wrd,nrlrl Iy well \ Februarj je!; ;qqG . Monr.:Laysr-are shor t da'J,s arxL fhere /5 not hrrle ror ("lJC -f·o get /Y'/uch ,comp/lshecL;unforfunak0;' r don 'f like fa leave foo l(Lte or ItPeLts 1/7t:- c:flin!l back fa KnoxvIlle So /ak anct r usua}(y halJehomewor/'tJ for rn!:J class on TuesdaLf· Bryan anct Ivven-!-over fhe glJesf lisf fnjm +he Filsf~(;en-! -to see, who showecL anci who dldn'f: We did this to mahe cerTain Maf they received thank Y0Ll..! Ie Hers. We a/so Wen f 0 lJer Me no-/es r made as 10 who wankeL in maX ou.tand WQ,r;ferL Iv hosf other evenfs. As hnanc/al direc for., 8.r Lfa.n needed. +0 be Q ware of -tf"Jese /ndlviduals 5Dhecou/dmaJi& a/Is Iv fhem, r spent fhenex-tseveral J hDurs addi!Jq volunte.• er narnes fa Me fczbase, bifiJre leavil?q I hie.~ the fhi7/,-S Io?!l hQct t6bellecL fOrme 'ga2~ -fo ~~'i~HIf. :00; Twas headt'nJ WILLIAMSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY PRESIDENTS DAY DINNER February 22.1996 Program Welcome------Tom Bottorff Pledge of Allegiance------~------Paula McCord Invocation------Harold McMurtry Dinner------Life Memberships------Tom Bottorff Letter from Senator Frist------Lee Davies Introduce The Speaker------Tom Bottorff Speaker------Jim Burnett Chairman of the Tennessee Republican Party Republican Candidates and Campaigns------Tom Bottorff Presidential Campaigns United States Representative------6th Distict Steve Gill 't Wa 1 t Massey 61st Representative District Bert Chalfant Charles Sargent 63rd Representative District Ann Little Assessor of Property Williamson Co. Dennis Anglin General Session Judge General Sessions Division I Lonnie Hoover General Sessions Division II Stuart Caulkins Al Nations Adjourn------Tom Bottorff *Dinner Committee Chairman------Lee Kleban WILLIAMSON COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY PRESIDENTS DAY DINNER February 22,1996 Weleome------r--~------Tom Bottorff Pl~dge of Allegiance------~------Paula Mccord Invocation------Harold McMurtry Dinner------ Life Memberships------Tom ~ottorff Letter from Senator Frist------Lee Davies Introduce The Speaker------Tom Bottorff / ~. Speaker------~------~------3im Burnett Chairman of the Tennessee Republican Party Republican Candidates and Campaigns------Tom Bottorff Presidential Campaigns United States Representative------6th Distict Steve Gill Walt Massey 6\\\ JR~on CDrn~-t 61st Representative District--~ o Bert Chalfant ,t1ip BopS .. ...rf\ \~e; Char les Sargent i. d - 3 \;('\~"\o-~~~f Representative District ~o.r+\5< ci'f'1)1l \<.. r:\}HI. '_'-l-f.' ~<' ~<\\''''''''J Ann Little II -fuct 'i,f1~ ur e5 I' . Q.v.X' ~~ Assessor of Property Williamson Co. c 0 "'0 Dennis Anglin ~~- 0fl/-v,w.' . 0<0 General Session Judge ~5~~ General Sessions Division I · v Lonnie Hoover ~ tF0 General Sessions Division II e)"'" Stuart Caul ki ns ~ Al Nations Adjourn------Tom Bottorff *Dinner Committee Chairman------Lee Kleban nO+:Jef fhenomt'nation. When wepuJ/ecL i,?f6 ti)e c.o untr3 e/tA-/) There w,ere qJI/ '!)t;s ~~erYVvhere,-It looher2 like_a.;,' q;11 /IV r-r)Ql)/CS fo lomanct ChriS. L was l"mrheclja-le/~ asslqned To hOfld oufyi/f 5-hcker.s at +he o;oor. This i6 Qn ass/9nrrier')t rf'f:;t.t L wa.s ,~ blCf apprehensIve abou,ta-/- f7 rS f. r d,/(L tlof '(Vanf to seem 0 ver/~ pUS04.J ,but dIet wanT the people fa be wettrlnq ,) 15hcK'ers., L /ea.rnecL fhaf pecpFe idn '+ u.sual ILl refUse me and- wnen they d/d/ If dJd not mean anvfA/173 r.>ersona. aqalnst me. It was amo.vn3 hdw manv peaf? Ie were w-earlnq, those sficliers 0'1 fAe -rime dinrt er¥ beq~n. ~'1a.n Cn/'S; OJJcL, r n..-J- +o3efner anCL +Q/hed upSle ve. If lefkr was read b.:t 5ena,iDr FreeL 0 0rY)pson and he endor.5eci Sieve/I) If. Walt MaGsev did nbf- look roo enthused when he /JearcL if) 15 / elk r, ThiS f?ubllc endorsemenT WaS vey pos/hve fOr us) however: Fredls etfr~rr;e/y p05ifive ancl he. car2 qreafiLf f)eJP Ollf nome recoQr)l/iof) fticfo~ ~fev-e ha d tl)e. oppoJf- fUlfif}! 10 5Realu f brIef-ILl I fv!Lt ,joD W05 foml'1e f70-(es o() wtiich Je'h~s Vj;orke~ and which flowed. 'Walt Hassey aI50spo/ieo/)ct I L jofkdnok.s abou.fhJ-s platform, me loea I aQnd./cLaies also had..- fhe opporfun I'ry 10 speq.k. Tl?er made /1 ~!ow/nq/y clear thcrt there IS Q hUQe qap he~en local andsfnfe ca_ndld:'a~s. ,Thes e men sfrugq/ecL through f/)C/r , Speeches w/fh(Jo!t::.s In nantL. Mean whIle) 5klJe sImply +o.lks rlnd CtlpfiLre5 the Crowd;;; aflention. AFfera/ I was nnlshed) r he/re:d faAedQwnfhepo5ferscindJ load, Things in tnecar. r mQnnec[ -the Idoor aspeople were leavlnSCLndJ swerecL queshons ancL pas5ecL au.1- bumper sn'Cker5, r +seemeci -J-hatrr7Qny people hoa heel? aenuir)ely Impressed. bLf 5He.ve and....lM.~el.. c.ac/~ tv su,pporf him. We drove hacJ:c 10 _J fie a cL quo l""IerS and. un I Dad. d.,. everythltIJ ' Then we a/ / wenf fa a resfauranf In dow ntovrn fo have a drink QJ,d- fa.J rv pDfln"es with 80me of WIlliamsOn wun-&!5 powerfu./ Apub//cans, Mos! oP'The lfa/h rvas aoouf fhe~res/denha/e/ecfJor;) n ISO J:, J,!st lts-fened # If wos Inye5-fJnq , 'hOW'tJ.1Vlde.ci they' a/I Were on Whouhd(J/rh receive th~,DOrl7Jr?,qhof7~ L Final..YLiqot " Ihorne at I, !)O. Trine Wr needed:'tfJ r I slk:cP', befor tvrn,orroVtj(:; ficI/7} lu Of I stu f-hng e.nVelopcs, J I I Rbru-at.!j d3/ IqqG TTY/ode ,ffofheD ce t8:30 prepareQ.; to spericL rr)(l douooftJl() q I J !.../ I - , "'.'If" c 11 "-'\Q ",JL,/} ,/e-- t:>.....,.)" f~rlL"':)!'"''-T,/e:,.. ~ ~~;~vr"" I I;e~ _.JJl...A.C::-"'~I 1,1 ~ .'nv/fohon -to in (r'tock.; n reo /,--" 10 l:~ 'i' ',". .:',,4 /''yA() r (" (I-', /" \ Il Ie '1 (;? ;'1 / , !jOA' '/ I / ~"""" ~ 1., ..... ( (v. "'_, i! • V V~ \. \...... u· -""." . '.'. r/i.-:)} J;vat Li To rhl seven~r DeCQt..J..);;1,e if WI?! be lSLlch a, 0han5e from the usual .sulfancL Ifi~J';:'")t~f~) ru~b,er ! )ICh,e1n ~ljen+s. T7~)e t%~;t:~// W~~rrc~so:;,~!~~r!n1~~a1;} I +v was, fu fflnq close +0 d2}OOO. -;- !Jnvlfa-hon.:s. Betnre filiS !ask be9an, L Igo! l-o:Je fher a /..5+ o-/'n wc:, JneedecL af neadquQr~,fLr5. Thcsays WI/J , rna he do IN' / til (;0 +0 {1,;1- jooper, paper ~lc~:j.Jc:! lar!;riv 1/5 anci v1Jal t an-!-/ / rn of; e J t /n ! fown 1-0 get If for -Mern.'s Q,!]OOc0 Itt ' ,"'- f I , .J...... - J' ~ h I fll n9 lor -'nerYi 'i')o. i -L },)€ Opr)) nq # iT mode I't bocf0fot-he ofAceJuS1-as1-he . /flvlfa'h'ons Were, belns de//vere~. The Il7v/fafJ'ons mernse/ves fumed- DU,+ beauh'&/ILf ancL wrfn oniyone. fine.; /f)lsfake : It= SQys /d PM. inskQ~ orA./1, The c()Ve/ope5 hat!- ~e17 addressed PLf l!OI/7pt{fer lhc 17lq nt be fo re t1r)d l/1oe W((C (JOW /& box;c!3 of enve/lJpe§ W(j/nfl] fa De tl/(edJ me er)v lopehact lfo Include the Invlt-a-h'on ahcLwconfrlbufJoh !envelope ? as wei /, B:; 10,'30) I vva 'sea-fecL /1 fhe confe.roJce rDom 5 fuf-h n!] envelopes. I wos sh'l/In t-ha1-some SpOT stufA'n3 Qt CO ;00 llv'hdl L £t.i I'f fv fak e a dinner breafu, n If- pol/h'es glamorou s ? Throu3hoLCf Me day') hve volunfeers came (n tDdonok mCl( time andserv/ces. We coulcinoi nave qO/1en them a/ J done w/fhoul ff)f!.rn, When re+urr,ea. fiorn dinne r arouncL S :15) The s+aff WQ5 sf/II /n fhe conlcrr::Jlce room sfuffin3) soI went-back foWDtfrJ, We all refired, When fne las! t'n lIt+a non was sf-uffecL afapproxlfYYl IdJ //:00, The Shatnroch'n fia/l'll hacL betkr be (2 huge success I FebruarJ a~ ,qQCO Chris, lorn, and, 5+eve were ouf In the district waLl and the :3aIQ fhty ld/dn 'f need rrle. -r was ILf jdi5 oir)kcL .t-ha·t~ Ididnt:!?tget- fD go to The chi f-Jin supper ~/+h Th~ .()5IdO~L ccrn prDba,b 14 su..rrrJl5e, i Ct)!7/I(l5 are deFinlktCt Aarrofa low I fat diet! I went intO -the ofP(ce at- I Q;30, L did an j'nven+orL/ Cr)ecK, anciJ (nade TOny a- liST of5upp1/es +0 re-order: i eflerheaCL) ClIve/opes) QncLsrrlal J 'espanseC£lrcts l/VlfhQ, nofe rorrnhe cerfain MeLf change if fa our neW acLdre,ss. Lspenfunh'/ /~:30 on the ~rY)plJ..r-ter ~lpda.t7lX'1 I '/"/.... y·'·,C)r c::: /) If" '2 "''''-':'/' .' . ... \AV .' J [i . /. .1_.'''-' --') \.A. I c·.....,r'i C ,_l' ;'. j r, :; ;,'. [" J # r jeFf file oi-A'ee ~/ean W)ciJ !or9anluc0 OJ /:DD, I I I I r ( ..~. The Fundamental Facts: . . EM" fHst When the Republican party was formed in 1854, Marshall County its leaders believed In eight basic principles. The PIt Republican Party PIt Republican Party still stands firm o!l ~9..!Se principles today...... ' - .- -' - . . - .. You cannot strengtflen the weak by weakening ,'"3" --::::. the strong.. . , .. You cannot help smaU'menbY tearing down big .. men. - '1"""',,,.....- , "'...... 1··... ..---'- • .. You cannot hei~ifWig.. ~er by-pOlling down '" -- '-" the wage payer.' .. You cannot keep out of trouble by spending mar. than you make . .. You cannot further the brothe.rhood of man by inciting class hatreds. ( ( , LINCOLN DAY DIHNBR .. You cannot establish security on borrowed money. FBBRUARY 29, 1996 • You cannot build character and courage by taking away a mants initiative and Independence . .. You cannot help men ~~anently by doing CHURCH STREBT CHURCH OF CHRIST for them what they should do for themselves. ARRBX - Lewisburg , Tennessee - The Republican Party of Marshall County tftA~~~. --...... --- ..-~ ) ) Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States, guided his country through the most devastating experience in its Program Lincoln Day Dinner national history-the CIVIL WAR. He is February 29, 1996 considered by many historians to have been the greatest American president. Decorations by: Mildred BurDett Lincoln's achievements-saving the Union CAtering by: Anna Cook and freeing the slaves-and his martyrdom Social Bour: just at the war's end assured his continuing Bntertainment··· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harshall County fame. No small contribution was made by High Jazz Band h is eloquence as exemplified in the Invocation······ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Milton Brown GETTYSBURG ADDRESS (Nov. 19, 1863), Pledge •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• soy Scout Troop 173 in which he defined the war as a rededication Nelcoae and IntrodUctions of Guests •••• Nayne A. Coomes Chairman, Harshall to the egalitarian ideals of the Declaration County Republican of Independence, and in his second Party inaugural address (Mar. 4, 1865), in which Dinner: he urged "malice toward none" and "charity ) Master of Ceremonies ••••••••••••••••••• Phil Valentine W'l'N Radio Talk for all" in the peace to come. Personality State Representative ••••••••••••••••••• Hae Beavers Remarka············ •••••••••••••••••••• Jia Burnett Chairman, Tennessee Republican Party State Senator •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~eith Jordan Speaker········· ••••••••••••••••••••••• St.ve Gill Candidate for 1 Republican Nomi nation for 6th Di.t. --~...,. -----.. I... "!Iii;-;r Congressional Seat ~; I 1 ~. Ii l~ !\ 'I1 'l'i:1 t! it \i .~ :; ' ii' , ., ; Poor Prize Drawing ••••••••••••••••••••• Phil valentine j I '! i . • I i q _j It _. ~; I 't(: ' *' . AdjOUrnMnt I, ~~,------...... -- i • 0j(/) Mo, r ct-\j.. ' \ a } 1'1I ·v I I I \Nent \rfTo -ftle c)Fnce Qt J,', th: of'\ern orL\r\~e hacL D qet nI.l +he PQ~aphenQt \0.. .toq~th~,:,'-to '-r?,~ Ii vV.Flh~=; to the Pv.tnorn ~olJr, i~ l,r (.... 0\ L:o. \' ~~~r ~b )Cl~'1;I'\ ~~~1 ~~~~~~Ct ever~th\~q IrY\-Ot+w vehlcle~onc::G were reCld~ -to heQCL out. 1hen we ran \ntD Q snhq-we cov_\d not finel the IQpe\ snc..hct'5 Qhywhere. Our progress woCj ~\owe.cL 1-tmporQrll~ O~ we 5ent To bl1 to stLve s no tix to checK-fOr {herr) th~re? \on"i beepeci Ch 11 S tD ~ec \f h-c hacL-+-hcrn Q,ftQ; I scourec:L the offlce. I. sto.ricd. +0 panic afmicL +hot I hacL Q~C\dentQ \\~ left mefl) In Lewfsbu'g o~ .TnursdCl~ rnqht, OJd not want QPP::QT \rTesp?rb\b,e Inmntof the siQft. JUST QS I. \NelS aDOu-1- io c.ornp\eie\'1 \ose. ,t) ~~r is coJ t~c:Lto 8'1'i -thQt +he~ w~re \rl h\s bnefcQsc . .r 1'v'JOS relle\Jed 1D S:l~ +he least, We were IGII reQd~ to leQve after The Incfdent ! ncJuct"ed. Once Cl-T Terlnessee.. Tech Torn ) Tob~ ) Qnci I went to worh,; ) hQrq\ nq ~\ \ \ s'gns e\Jeryw,here I(Y:~I.d~, I Muc:1l hYollr s Urpnse, y\J OJ\- ~QSS~ ~ ::;: IQtclrt hoc\" n\reJld~ b~ex\ the) e TD 00(:51' )")\S js\C\rr?J, lhCl T d \ d not- ae-\cr \1s/ welius\ Ip\l.'¥ up two fur ~\Je.t~ one. he hO_d. lDb~ I 0t1ci wer~ ql\Jen s-hche.r dutu as soon as fhe S) 9('\5 \(\J ere Q \ \ lAp. vVha t We ::::00 n reQ\\:ceCL \s that Coohev\\\e \s Walt MOSGe~ IS home ierri~ry OJ1Qhe brouqht a\\ h\5 bucic1ies\f'Jith Hm. Iquessne -R: \-t ne heedecL -to hQ\Jc U10uqn as rna.ny stuffers a.s Ste.\Je, t-ts l'staff\NO'S Q"~tt)lng bU1- profeSS\Oflo.\ or c\assj' Ani where_ J:. stood.. +0 'runci out sl1chers ) -rT>e.\/ \)\Io\.l\,ijuN"lp three s1-t:ps Q\}eacL at me. an~ tr~ to p..ttme\' sttc:hers ont-op of m\fle, I+ \f)fur" '\Q1-t:d.. met. ter .r rr'toveQ +0 0 be.+\er lo:..a-hon) 1l--ley were (r\ front of rne,on~ Q9Qill. I leorn6i..J rf\ +hiS \Jon-\uge pOI nt TruT f10 me hnows who Walf ~QSS~ is. Tho:ts gr-e.Q+ news for us) espeCJQ\\y cOt1siderirlq tha..+ we re i nh\ c.:, terr'rn:H·~ I OV"'er 400 ?eop\e. \f\jcre a:t is ell nner wnic.nsrloched... me.. \. I'm 9J.re ~'hCl+ one~ of 1+~C drO\NS \NOS -\-he ~le~no-\e Speuher, Fred., mO\f\p=on. Chn"s a.nd...,r SQ+ together al'CL 9'::Lic.1-'Jl~ \0ode. c.on\Jerso-\ion\N(+n+ne. others Qt our tQb\e, Ned-her Ohe of uS nos ~ub\~ --\-01\\\ ng ~ , Qnci whe~ Steve IS -TtIe -tuple of cholc.e J 1+' -\JETI€QSle..r, s-\-e\JegottD mo.heCLbhef stokrnen+an~pent -r: m,,€. wor~\n9 the crvwd I ?u.-tnQ. rn \J)un~ \5 stror)q \'-'\ dfffiOQJo-h c. I Sf,) S1-e\JtdrreedecL -fD-'~e,t -+n~ e~~osur~. 6~nQtor ThompsonVV'vQS OJ, \rnpress\\\e} ener9~-nc' 5penker. I I iI,ard. +he rest c;:rfth e c.rowd !,€J'Ii0,:je.d.,., Ihls speed~\QrlcL h\~ 'O+rQ19h~frorNor~ !approach. 71e.. rlO greo.+puDI\coppea.l. ! A'S ::;oon Q ~.:rn e. Si=:eecj-)es CJ1de.d) TD m) ITobLj I GncLJ-- were.of)clean-updu+j. IWe IYlQde. sure. 0\ \ was \oQdec:l QntL, ~refol Tom-to-tohe. ~c:h-\O heod~OT-ters. :L doub\ecJle.cke.d....-\-o ~certQin ma.+ +hes-hc.,hers We loadecL. 1: didf\l+wan+mgDmrou-gh tnCLt- PQnic ~.9Qin! Af--kroil 'NQ'=:> o.onJP \ e.Ae. , .go+- -I n -the.. P:onne \J \ \ \e and., IWCl~ on my wa~ to ~\ii)+On. MISS ITenf)es~would..~Qtmqho~5ewhen - gotThere! - . (Ton'j Q9r~-thQ-+ IT f'""'r'"Xlde more sen£.€> for me to '30 home sInce wewere in hev Ille ~ rathe1- -+\-',a.n 50 Ca.ch +0 FYa.nkh f\ 1-0 \J\JorK Ofl\~ a ~w hours or! MonclO-~ ) March ~) )qq(o My first job \NO,S on Ob\} lOllS rIc ithls morn\~ I WW+ to wor lu ~tuffi nq t~-')e I har";' lOu- letter i n+D i t,he\( rrlQt~h lrlq er~i\Jel 8e0. Bryan hQcL idone Q r0.QS-tC:rfLdj o b of- slyt)\nq S\-e\Je 15 ,:S\3\\~1ure aftcrL \eft onl~\Jfsdoy ,'nlqh\., r stQrrl.pecL -Tr-)eJYl at \ QnciJ ind d -t r)e rYl po r olccL 0 f'i cL CQ('(l P, C lc \V !,cod:l1D Ce 1'(\0\ \e..d. Tolly-then QO\le Ih'l~ --\1Ie, Q0S\Qn men-\- th~ consur;'l'tcL the rest ofVNly do,~, 1- was ql'Jen Cl ,! prHl+out of the CIO\l'ieS of tht:: :jl hews~operS }-k\c\J ',s\onsto' Ions ond.; IIOJiJO stQ-hons Ih a\l tn\ r-+een cov.,nhes 'I ~olnpr\s\nQ 'tJ r d, \ l~rlct. I spen-r 1+he O)JTot\drl ot the C10\l rno})\nq phDnG ! GU\\s tD Qe-\er rf'l\\~~e ad~re~SeS) p1\one nurnbe~s) t~ rlumbers ) eQltor no,\\! I i?vJner' nQme~) Qndv re,~or1er homes',;I ~ hn8W 1'tlO,l- r1" doesC1''- ::.:t)lJf":(L pO::::I~:,ibl e it\lQ1- r spe,() Q i-u\\ doq Of';\-h\ ne t, ,'ob ') b\A t b.~ th~ i: wO,ll\cL be tD~ether when we left to r ,:SUJlln<2-r Coun turrlOY r w. !, Executive Committee Cant. PresidentsDay Margaret Sims Jayne Henry Dinner Charlotte Anderson March 9, 1996 Gary Waddell ...aD Vote Right! Vote Republican! ) ) Award Recipiants Jayne Henry Margaret Sims Gary Waddell The Republican Party of Sumner County Presents I 7:00 PM Color guard 1996 Presidents Day Dinner 7:05 PM Dinner served Keynote Speaker 7:30 PM Fred Thompson Senator Fred Thompson 8:00 PM Awards Executive Committee Tom Philipps ) ) I 8:10 PM Randy Stamps Margaret Kittrell Mike McVey I 8:20 PM Don Wright Myra Hayes Rod Lilly I 8:30 PM Tommy Whittaker Bob Hendricks Ellen Rice I 8:40 PM Steve Gill Baker Ring Tommy Whittaker )1 March q J IQqe:, :=. 90t toTheoffic~ Crt 3;30+0 S~ ThrouSh fue r-ou:hneofgettir)3 everyth 1n.9 ~ether -to go to anot-he, ~ident~ D~y . D\f')ner. m\= 11rfl~"Ne'Nere 9='ing to 4l1\a:hn ror the Su..tn (,)€.r l...ou..ryt::1 d. i r:ner. Fb rruncd-d j' ) [the 6hcl~ns ~e.re re-ad,lli aval, \able anClThere \'l'JOS no \ufln'ns(\rou.n(1i"ofind..~, Tom ~Qrdr rOde~emer w\ma.\\ of 1hes\gns, \I hnow ToNI ,...\le \east of 0.\ \ the men on the i~iuff OJ')~ tnett mac.e -\he nde -mere. 0. \ ,-\\--\e ! unc.om-l'orbbk.. I tc.e\ thu.t he doubb Tr. lQb\ht-~ -the f'r\\:lst of on'Pne on the S1U . . !TOrfI ur"')Q-I. 'Nen;- stra \gt\T to V\Jork, P;lmrl.9 IU-p S\9ns a~ ~ b~1- \t\ti\t \'i\Q~~ 5 (staff there *,\5 'Nee\\". I then \l\Jff)T +0 \mlt resu.\(lr prot on 5hChe.r dll~w Pno I to . /d,r,n·e.r be5\nn\f\_9;) I ho.c:l me. ~rtu.n' h1 fro mee+ ~Qtcr n~ mO'f'\ps:)f) .- ipersof)(t\ \'1' I. \NOsthn \\eci OJ,C1 ho"\Dr~ \ II re6pect' 'rHrf) 9re(Lt\~ and., camp::1i3tJedfOr ~h'Nl \r\ \QQ4. Me.ehnq "fred l~oneDf=the Iperk~ or 'NOr k I r.g fa r 5-\eve. \T-e.d. 0.\&0 brou..9'"* h15 5-\1: :heel '::> J OJ'\c1 tu \\ \etlqth f'(\\ n'tv I It 0.J a5 cd cl, .+0 ':Oee -them +09~t'her '\ n per=on, 'Br-ja.n . \tncL :r: s e%\ed \" tor the bQrbecu..e (i\flner OJ1Q. sp~es. T-r \No.~ more e(")\ovub\e ,ThC\n mQX\~ e\l~n\nS0 'oecouse s~'Je; ~(lS the tna5--to- otc€re.rl'loniee" WaH Massey mad,e a st=e:ech! Sk\Je rf"a.d,e h\espeech OJ'\Q rece(\)e..Q a.-~,nd\ 1'"')9 o~a.tlon 1 :et- as imp~s\ 'Je~ Serx:L1or- Thompo;:on o.ve the same c:;peec:.h he deJ i ver~ a.f Lltnorn Countu +h~weel, berore,Afiera\\ of the :=;pee.che's were -Ii n \'::hed, :I m\ r:g I€. cL \N I th the. cXb\Nd. I made Cl ~i 01- to hlk up nett \Ne~k..'s Sh(lror'O~\t1ln KQ\ ~I SJon there.afie.rJ .I was Or') c..\ea..nu..p u+u Q.1)don rt\~ \I\JQ,~ bru:-~-to Breri\woocl \Ii 1m Tor(\. ~QeFu,\\~ )th\~ \NQS +he f"no.le -to the Vres\acrt1s D(}~ , -' MOX(h 1\ J \qqG I "tYiecL to h~ up some IOGse e.nds :" I Ie; ". 'I'" I . 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Th,s event \was so fu(")-rh0t \t-0r~w ~ 'huge, Ie..,rDwd. H-opefu 1t::J ) ,t re.o,cne.d. r1)e ne\N \Jo-+e.r-s,Q weJ \. The d\sodvontaqe +0 being ant-he s+affl'5+hQ-\- ~ouJx)\J~fu s to'i-llnti I fu-e b\&r end.., ox,cicleQn up. E.\Jer 14 cs\qr-) inQt w'f-nt up must DmE: dO\Nn, ~I was(1)rllO~i- d-) 00 IN. be-tDre we left-ex hau -kci bU1- ~thn l led.. With the succeS of' th e. event. Thi V\jC \NO ",,' +ovvor k., IQ G..'1 r _\ . I ;-r'J \ Vv e e ~\. Th c Irest t- ! '" t('fl ,'''' II dlcL ser,d..., T'T',e\'() CL postcarcL 1, j .. "tn ~\l)D ~ P::bOr) d APRIL 1996, Volume 1. Number 1 It's rune To End Welfare As We Know It! Four years ago Bill Clinton eliminating their power over people promised to "".end welfare as we they claim to be helping. know it." Unfortunately, President For too long, liberal Democrats Clinton and his liberal allies in and the media have claimed efforts Congress, like Bart Gordon, have to reform welfare are "mean-spirit broken that promise. ed." But 40 years of their "compas On January 9, the new sionate" welfare system has pro Republican-led Congress presented duced an America where 15-year Bill Clinton with a bi-partisan wel olds have babies, 16-year olds fare reform package that would final shoot each other, 17-year oids ly change welfare as we know it. die of AIDs and IS-year olds get BiU Clinton expressed support for it. diplomas they can't read. Burnett Files But, as usual, he waftled and True compassion means fixing a vetoed it proving once again that broken system that destroys families Ethics Charge he Simply can't be trusted. and children. The best thing we can We must reform our nation's do for people struggling through Against Gordon failed welfare system - not just hard times is to help them achieve because welfare costs too much the clignity that comes through self State GOP Chairman Jim money, but because it costs too reliance, opportunity and strong fam Burnett has called on Bart many young lives. Forty years of ilies. We need welfare reform that: Gordon to stop using taxpayer liberal leadership has turned the social • Imposes a realistic work funds to ptint and distribute safety net into a hammock. Until we requirement and requires most thousands of political Hyers that fix welfare we \,\,on't break the endJess recipients to begin working with serve Gordon's reelection effort. cycle of poverty, unemployment, drug in two years. "I am outraged about how abuse, crime and helplessness that • Imposes a 5-year lifetime limit blatant this is," Burnett said. traps millions of Americans. for benefits for the able-bodied. "It's simply wrong when In 17 states welfare ac tuaUy pays • Eliminates fraud and abuse and Gordon uses scare tactics to the equivalent of more than $10.00 redirects those savings to child an hour, and in Washington, D.C. care and job training. misinform senior citizens and welfare recipients receive more than • Retains the "safety-net" to college students just to h Ip $12.00 an hour! When welfare pays ensure that no-one is left out himself get reelected. And it more than work it is not surprising when they truly need help. looks like it may also be illegal that so many choose not to work. Continued on hack page when he spends our tax dollars Welfare refonn is not impos to do it." sible - it has already been accom To back up his concerns, plished in several states. In fact, one Burnett filed two formal com of the best versions of welfare plaints with the U.S. House of reform in the nation is Governor Representatives to challenge Don Sundquist's plan that was intro Gordon's repeated violation of duced in the current legislative ses sion. But in Washington, supporters government ptinting and frank of the status quo - like Bill Clinton ing (free mail) laws. and Bart Gordon - resist true wel Stay tuned for more". fare reform because they know that Three Middle Tennessee generations, dismantling the welfare state means Steve, Patrick and Lindy Gill. Paid for by the Gill for Congress Commillee ~ Reasons Why RepubHcan Steve Gill - A Brief Handicapper's Guide to Tennes j Bart Gordon' support in the 6th District has Sundquist managed to split the district's vote dropped like a rock - already down a third down the middle even though he was fighting in and falling. Gordon received 76% of the vote in Nashville mayor Phil Bredesen's own backyard. 1988 - 67% in 1990 - 57% in 1992 - and only Republican State Senate and House candidates 50.6% against Steve Gill in 1994. The trend is have also been successful - capturing most of clear. Bart Gordon cannot survive 1996. the key legislative seats in the most populated Steve Gill will be the next Congressman from counties. In short, Republicans are on the rise the 6th District. above and below the Congressional ballot. The 6th Di.,trict is changing out from under Bm Clinton's unpopularlty remains Gordon's feet. extremely high in the 6th District. Tennessee's 6th District is the fastest growing Whatever coat-tails Gordon hopes to grab from region in the state. Population is up over 50% Clinton/Gore will be heading in the wrong 2in Williamson and Rutherford counties since direction. A recently published poll showed Gordon was first elected in 1984. It's up nearly Clinton with only a 30 percent reelect score - 35% in Sumner and Wilson counties. And these and a dismal 41 percent job approval rating new voters are markedly more conservative and among Tennesseans. Thanks to his fast and more Republican than Gordon'S once-reliable loose, big tax, big government approach on base. The Nashville suburbs are growing and dozens of key issues ranging from the veto of changing just as the collar counties surround an historic balanced budget to his heavy-hand ing Atlanta did twenty years ago. Middle ed attacks on hard-working tobacco farmers, Tennessee areas that were once solidly Bill (and Hillary) Clinton hang like millstones Democrat, are becoming staunchly more around the neck of every liberal Congressman Republican with each passing election cycle. in the South - especially the most vulnerable ones like Bart Gordon. Bart Gordon's support is weakest in the district's five largest and fustest growing Meanwhile, Tennessee Republicans have a counties--Williamson, Sumner, Rutherford, I" energized and retooled pol1Lical and Wilson and Putnam - that account for 80 ger fundraising madline to help Steve Gill, Fred cent of the district's total general election vote. Thompson and the Republican Presidential 3Steve Gill has already defeated Gordon in these ticket. 1994 brought Tennessee a new five large counties - 52% to 48% in 1994. Gill 7Republican Governor, two new Republican U.S. can now expand on this rapidly expanding base Senators, and three new Republican of support by more aggressively targeting the Congressman to shift control of the state's nine remaining rural counties in 1996. Congressional delegation I These wins, plus the strong Presidential campaign by Lamar Republicans candidates win the 6th District Alexander, have combined to bring thousands at the National level. of new Republican donors and activists to the forefront. With a weak Bill Clinton at the top of Ronald Reagan carried the 6th District in 1984 the ticket and an unopposed Fred Thompson with 59% of the vote. George Bush carried the clearing the way down the ballot, this rising district in 1988 with 61% of the vote. And even Republican tide will sink Bart Gordon once and in 1992's Southern Democrat sweep, Bill Clinton for all. only got 48% of the 6th District vote (even with favorite son Al Gore as his running mate). And George Bush actually beat Clinton in the five Bart Gordon may be America's most fastest growing counties. vulnerable in umbent. , ...... Gordon's dismal reelect scores and his narrov 50.6% to 49.4% escape in 1994 is, of course, the Republ1can candidates win the 6th District best proof. But Bart's lack of fundraising at at the State and local level too. home is a good indicator, too. Since the middle U.S. Senator Fred Thompson garnered of the 1994 campaign, challenger Steve Gill has 63% of the 6th District vote in 1994. consistently raised more than incumbent 5Senator Bill Frist got 58%. And Governor Don Defeat Incumbent Bart Gordon in 1996. essee~ Sixth Congressional District - ;- Gordon among Tennesseans and small donors. Steve Gill has a detailed game pJan to In fact, FEC reports from the last eighteen clean up the mess in Washington and get months auly 1, 1994 through December 31, America back on track. 1995), show that Steve Gill raised twice as After three years of traveling, li stening and learn much from Tennesseans and small donors ing in the 6th District, Steve knows the real pri as did Bart Gordon. Gill raised $570,000 to orities: a Balanced Budget now to downsize Gordon's $280,000 in in-state and small donor Washington and cut the debt - a lower, fairer money si nce July 1, 1994 (despite the fact that Flat Tax to put money in the pockets of taxpay Gordon twice brought in his biggest fundrais· ers and to boost investment, savings and job cre ing gun, AI Gore.) If it weren't for Gordon's ation - Higher Family Incomes through bet· out·of·state PAC money, this race would already ter paying jobs, world-class schools and be over. improved job skills - Term Limits and Real Campaign Reforms to clean up the Congress The closer you look-the more and boot the career politicians - and Targeted vulnerable Bart becomes. Tax Cuts, Welfare Reform and Local Citizen Once voters focus on Gordon's "reelection Action to restore America's greatest institu first" record, Bart will be history. "Both-Sides tions: family, school, church, neighborhood and Bart" has made a career coming down firmly community. on both sides of virtually every important issue to come before the Congress - both-sides on Steve Gill has I arned from his ONE PER a balanced budget - both-sides on term limits CENT toss in 1994 and is determined not - both sides on higher taxes - both-sides on to let it happen again. sending troops to Bosnia - both-sides on Steve Gill is working harder, smarter and faster Medicare cuts - both-sides on the line-item than ever before. He starts with greater name veto - both-sides on NAFTA - both-sides on awareness, money, support, exposure and expe gun control - both-sides on tobacco tax hikes rience than before. His core staff, consultants - both- sides on the Gulf War - both-sides on and volunteers are already in place. He's already the "Contract with America" - both- sides on formed a 1000-person blue-ribbon political Gays in the military - both·sides on taxpayer team (including every GOP county chairman, funded abortions - both·sides on the death every GOP state executive committee member, penalty - both-sides on campaign finance and and every state GOP elected official in the dis congressional reforms, etc., etc., etc. Bart's trict) as the first wave of his grassroots jugger games may fool some of the people some of naut. He's already raised $350,000 (making him the time, but he won't be able to fool any of the leading Republican fundraising challenger in them this time. the nation) and he has been wise enough to bank most of it for the Fall. And even before his formal announcement, Steve is already spend Gordon will be deva taled once voters dis ing four-full days a week traveling the backroads cover how he wastes their tax money for and small towns of the 6th District listening his personal politic:aJ gain. and learning to the hopes and dreams, ques Bart arrogantly and carelessly spends taxpayer tions and concerns of the voters one-an-one, money to help his reelection efforts. He mis 1~ face-to-face. uses taxpayer-paid staff - taxpayer-paid mail - taxpayer-paid printing - taxpayer-paid tele phones -taxpayer-paid travel, etc., etc., etc. for his own personal political gain . Tax dollars Steve Gill will be the should be used to protect and defend America's national interests and to help next U.S. Congressman 'l those Americans most in need. Period. Not to help Bart Gordon get re-elected. That's what from Tennessee's 6th campaign funds are for. Steve Gill knows the Congressional District. difference. Bart Gordon obviously does not. Come join the fun! It's Dme To End Welfare As We Know It! MEET THE GILL FOR Continued from front page CONGRESS STAFF • Leaves more money with hard-working families through a $500-per-child tax credit. Tony Grande Chris Grant Finally, any welfare reform plan must recog Campaign Manager Scheduler/Field Director nize that the best solutions come from those clos est to the problems - our governors, legislators, and community officials. The last 40 years of Bryan Kaegi Andrea Wenk Washington's failed welfare poliCies prove that our Finance Director Office Manager local communities cannot possibly treat our needy Please do not hesitate to call any worse than Washington has l And I believe we Tom Eubank any of us with advice or for can do much better. Political Director additional information on the The bottom line is this: We can't end wel campaign! fare as we know it until we replace the peo ple who created welfare as we know it! That Headquarters Address: is why it is so important that this year we elect a 1730 General George Patton Dr. Republican to the White House and expand our Brentwood, TN 37027 numbers in Congress - and that starts right here in the Sixth District by firing Bart Gordon. Headquarters phone #: Thank you for joining me once again in this 661·GILL (4455) campaign. Because of your early support, and that of thousands of other Middle Tennesseans, we are FAX #: 661·9930 weJl on our way to BOOTING BARf in 1996! E-Mail: [email protected] Internet Address: http://Nashville.Net/-GiII96 We can't affo... d any more of Bill, Hillary & Bart! Invest in your family's future today. PJease send contributions to our headquarters: 1730 GeneraJ George Patton Dr. Suite 212 • Brentwood. TN 37027 Bulk Rate U.S. Postage PAID Brentwood, TN Permit No. 263 Gill for Congress 1730 General George Patton Dr. Suite 212 Brentwood, TN 37027 bj 5', r :,/'.J() ! ~, \ , m~e Qbo\.lt hqv l' The ;-ho, I' t"YJf'l '. 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Br:jCln IQboutth\r~lgs W~ neede..cL on mlj \Neeklj ilarqct rurl. \ Dny ,brl e.fly r\lenhDrH~:'() 030 In IthCl1- +\\e~ \NO\.l\Q'1\he r'0~10 =;AQ~ on !~rrro()ent\Ljf r inforrnecLhimQboutl~~ '1GcCepmrce \ntu .:JrO!~QieschOD'. He. 09reecL tD worh LAp o...jobproposoI. AfteJ jtWo hDurs of c\e.U\\\()3 ') I heodec::l- home.. I I Apr'-; 19) /996 I made/'f fa workaf q:OO rLncV Tne afAce was s~'// /nsood..,shape. 1- gar my hi's!Job of rhed~frOrn f3rLfan: One of our consujHnq -hr~5 (7as done (2 trJalIJn9 from IVewf Qlngrlch facqenns cerfaln groups fa seIJtL /f)confrlbui7ons, Br!jQn gave. mea/loP Me sheefs rna-!- haci 'been refulneci..Ja/)cU Q;J updakd /':sf-of'eonfr,'bLihons. Each heel hacL~ntlrnbe, from BI foB7 enofing vV/)/cn group fh~ wer~ a.parf of. r 5eparQ_fc~ -;-he 5neefs by group as well as +hose who made no conini;)ufJon. r couldn 'f believe now /hanq we rece/ye,c.:L, wIth nasty .~n/ca/ ()ok:5 Of) them or I-hose II?FoI-rn1nq us fhaf the rec(pienf was deceas~d. I then mad8Q; /Jsn'n.3. ofa// fhe monehlry mounfs {!Onfn-6LLfe~ under fhe /!QtiOlL5 hea,dt'ngs and c/erli;t (1 fota / fOr acl; group, Then r !yJei +0 ched(; iI)e /lsfaFconfr)'btL-Ivrs qJa(nst the 5heef WIt-/) the (James oPcon+n'b()+Ors /;fjled. There were Some obviou..:s :screpancies thaf6LlrPac~d befween by iDl-ai and Me !-ola/ Bryan l}ad rna,kea, I haci fa sp,e()d5evetal hours Checkl()q anci {e-checkJnq rnL{ TOJ-a/s, Ilnforfur)dkJy I BryCln and I -Wert {lever ~ble -Iv de1erm {ne where we were D-I-f. 8ryo.17 hadme AI/ouf +he orBe/a! +Q/~shee,+ w/fh t-he to+-a/s 10 be5er)i to the onsulh·nq Him.- r RlfresponoibJe for -ornetn1tfqway ol/~r mL/heaci. LcouJcL (Jot be)/e\)'e that i:;JrLjQ,n Jet-mefu/<.e fharrespons/b///fy. r then modern:; tJ.3ua) errand-run. r went- foqet lunch for Tom and B(l{an. Then I wenf fo Ttirgef fa aetsnacKS Par Me Open House. Las 7-14) I wenf to +he ban/-v to f//ahe the cl1mpa,'gn de/Y;Js{t. fer lunch} Iwenf -Fhrouqh the photos our p'homgraph-ermade. Qf Me ShQmrock In f{aI14- Ifookout the ones WIlli Sieve f'ct.l k/ng +0 people. I pUT t-hem in envelopes wim QJ tf"Jank VDU frorn 8kv~ anci G,e.nt t-hern tv the r'~eeChve Jnd{vJ{lua/s In th~ i£ho+vara ;)5. r spent severa/.hDurs lun fh-:e mpu+cr obi-a/ n In.q aad,ress,es ;ancLaddresslng the enve~D es~ L IS+am~ert ancL seAara-k~ em (JndJ thad fhern r~Qdy -Iv mal I ~ 5:30. This I qave me fime tb make one more qui~ I -Sweeo throu~h the off{c~, Iols&S€1- I the fao ti 0 ut fn th e (![j rrlerc"l7ce roorrJ/ I We weref7 If rea.f expechng anyone I to sr)ow lJJ) Qr hI's open holi58# 15kve:s kick - of week:, harLJ:Joneso lwcfl lhaf'°fheyt r}Odn 'f' felf' rt I WQsnecessarL/ to promote f-heOpen House as muct5. Jiqfhfj) Sfcve's wJ"le:; came by ancLIenjoyed, ca+ching u.p Qt::out PaftiCk anti." Ryan. Three people Prnm f=ra.n kJln did stop ~l..j brl'eFly. At '7;30 B'yana.narleFt becau5e If was obvious fhat fhe crowti wou Id notbe QuerwheJrrllnq, I headec[ fOr &lsI- tennessee. J:r seem5 I have ihi5seniDrprvject-J:: need -/1Jgetto work on. 1 ~. I ,...-__ Maret 19[ .. , 19961 Feb S M T W.-!-,,) S M T W T F S Feb 12 - 16, /.d96 1 2 3 3 4 5 I 1 ' 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 10 11 12 13 14 11 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 11 18 19 ;:0 21 :il ~30 24 25 2.6 fI 28 '1 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 J 14 Wed s------12 Mon I 13Tue Lincoln's Birthday [9:ooa-10:00aiWeekly Schedule Meeting Valentine's Day \ [9:()()a..l0:ooa)Mark Gill AWlqx 5p • [8:QOa-l O:OOaISteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y \ [4:30p-5:3Op]CaMn Lahew at BCCS \ [11 :OOaJSteve & Chris workout at BCCB Political Meeting-Franklin [1 :00p-5:oopjEthics Seminar [6:00p-9:00pjBoys Night Out-Patrick & Sieve at City Club \ \ I \ I 18 sun 15 Thu I 16 Fri 17 Sat [7:30a-8:00a)Breakfasl [8:ooa-9:00a)Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood y [8:3Oa-11 :3OajMacon Co, Day 5 Point Drugstore in Franklin [9:00a·l0:ooa)A1 Kent [9:00ajKiwanis Pancake Breakfast [8:00a-2:15PiWilliamson Co. Day Finance Meeting Ellis Middle SchoOl in [3:oop-4:oopjDr. Thomas Frist. Sr. [5:3Op-6:30pjDale Jamison Hendersonville HCA HQ Bldg. 2 at Dale's house, Highland View Sub. off Murray Lane [11:3Oa-l:oop]Macon Co. [4:3Op-5:30p)Mayor Sharber Organizational Meeting Political Meeting. Franklin City Hall. Tom Roberts. Doyle Gains, Ben [6:OOp-6:ooPiWiliiamson Co. GOP Career Women Holder, Hillis Swindle, Donnie Political Meeting. CoolSprings Galieria Community Room. Morgan. At Tom Roberts home. [2:30p-3:30PiW J KM-Hartsville Tape interview with Dwight Jewell. To be aired 2119/96 at 12:30 pm. [6:oop-8:oop]Senator Frist Fundraiser Lee Beaman's home. 837 Glen Leven [8:00p-l0:00p]Bob Crowder Dinner I ( ( ( ~ .~ February (~q6 M{ 996 S M T W F S Feb 19 -(5, 1996 ~T .• T F 1'23 6 7 8 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 5 10 11 12 13 14 1S 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 2:;: 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29 25 26 27 28 29 31 ~on 20 I ue -----z'fWed :1 President's Day [9:00a-10:00alWeekIY Schedule Meeting ![7:30a-8:30ajBreakfast in Mt. Juliet [11 :OOa-12:00pjSteve & Chris wot1 221hu 23 Fn 24 Sat 25 Sun [Washington's Birthday :[7:30a-8:00ajKathy out of town [9:00a-2:45p]Marshall Co. Day I[7:30a-8:00ajKathy out of town i[8:00a-10:00aJSteve & Chris wot1 ( ( ( ..---. February (~6 __ ...---- Mar' 1996 __ S M T W F S Feb 26 - M-r 3, 1996 S M T T F 1 "23 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 1: 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 20 21 z:::. 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 25 25 26 27 28 29 31 26 Man 27 rue 28Wed 1[11 :OOa-12:00pISteve & Chris workout at BCCB '{9:00a-10:00alWeekly Schedule Meeting I[7:00alKathy out oftown I[6:30p-8:45pISteve & Kathy dinner At HQ ,(8:00a-9:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y 1[11 :OOa-12:00pjBiII Sherriff I I Finance Meeting I i[12:00p-1:00pjBiIl Stockard, Steve Griffin & Jeff Holmes Lunch. will Pick up Steve at BCCS 1 I ! 1[6:00p-7:15pjParent-Son Night I Patrick's school I I I I i 2fJ I hu ~ 1 Fn 2 Sat 3 Sun :[8:00a-9:00ajKathy out of town '[8:00a-9:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y i[8:00ajKathy out of town [8:00a-9:00ajKathy out of tow~ \[9:00a-4:45pjRutherford Co. Day [10:00a-11:00ajBiII Benefield ,[9:00a-4:45pjPutnam Co. Day 1[6:00p-8:00p]Marshall Co. Lincoln Day Dinner Finance Meeting 196 Welch Dr. at Harding Mall 1[7:00P-9:30PjPutnam Co. Lincoln I Steve will speak. [1 :OOp-2:00pjBiII Cherry I Day Dinner , Finance Meeting , I, [6:00p-S:OOpjWilson Co. Jaycees I I Lebanon Country Club Contact: Phillip Warren 443-7653. Steve willi i speak. I I ( ( _ k ACTIVITY REPORT FOR JAN.IFEB. 1996 Jan. 4~ Lunch with Walt Massey, downtown Nashville. Jan. 5- Meeting with Crom Carmicheal Jan 6- Hendersonville GOP Breakfast at Woody's Restaurant, Steve was the featured speaker. Jan. 8- Meeting with Mike Conley (Regal Corp.) in Knoxville. Murfreesboro City Schools Adult Education Graduation, Steve gave the commencement address. Jan. 9~ Exchange Club Breakfast, Shoney's on Murphy Rd. Steve was the featured speaker. Lunch with Ruth McGinnis and Gary Glover (Fundraising) at O'Charley's in Brentwood. Jan.lO- Lunch with Martin Simmons at First American downtown. Meeting with Chairman Jim Burnette at State GOP Headquarters. Meeting with Gary Baker (Fundraising) at Steve's office. ',,--- Jan. 12~Meeting with Richard Ray (Fundraising). Jan. I5-Afternoon finance calls with Bryan Kaegi. Jan. I6~Meeting with Rep. Mae Beavers. Afternoon finance calls with Bryan Kaegi. Jan. 17-Lunch with Stewart Heath (Fundraising). Afternoon finance calls with Bryan Kaegi. Jan. I8-Afternoon finance calls with Bryan Kaegi. Jan. 19~Breakfast at the City Club (Fundraising). Meeting with Van Hilleary and Newt Gingrich in Cookeville. Afternoon finance calls with Bryan Kaegi. Rutherford Co. Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet. Jan. 22-Williamson Co. Young Republicans, Steve was the featured speaker. Jan. 24-Meeting with C.J. McAdams (Fundraising). Jan. 26-Williamson Co. GOP's Final Friday Club Lunch at Choices in Franklin. Feb. 1~ Meeting with Doug Joyce (Fundraising). Business Nashville at the Hard Rock Cafe. Lebanon & Wilson Co. Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet. Feb. 5- Sumner Co. United Chamber Luncheon. Feb. 6- Steve and Bryan Kaegi in Washington D.C. to raise PAC money. Feb. 7- Steve and Bryan Kaegi in Washington D.C. to raise PAC money. Feb. 8- Steve conducts call in to Terry Taylor's talk show on WWTN radio. Feb. lO-Meeting with Albert & John McCall in Carthage. Feb. 14-Meeting with Calvin Lahew in Franklin. Feb. IS-Breakfast in Franklin with Williamson Co. GOP Leadership group. Meetings with Robert Ring(Willliamson Co. Executive), Sadie Wade(Williamson Co. Register of Deeds), Charlie Fox (Williamson Co. Clerk), Mayor Sharber, Joey Davis (Williamson Co. Property Assessor), Debbie McMillan (Williamson Co. Voter Registrar) and Judge Lonnie Hoover and Judge Al Nations. Meeting with Dr. Thomas Frist, Sr. Williamson Co. GOP Career Women Candidate Forum at Cool Springs Galleria. Feb. 16-Meeting with Al Kent (Fundraising). Feb. 17-Breakfast in Gallatin Macon Co. Organizational Meeting, Tom Roberts, Doyle Gains Ben Holder, Hillis Swindle, and Donnie Morgan. Radio interview on WJKM-Hartsville. Flat Creek Chitlin Supper at the Flat Creek Community Center. Fundraiser featuring Senator Frist at Lee Beaman's home. Fundraising dinner with Bob Crowder & friends. Feb. 20-Lunch with Ernie Williams (Fundraising). Meeting with Howard Wall and several homebuilders from the Rutherford Co. area. Feb. 21-Breakfast in Mt. Juliet with Rep. Mae Beavers and West Wilson Co. GOP leadership. Meeting with Max Lankes. Meeting with Brent Hurd. Phone interview with Wendy Curland of The Tennessean. Feb. 22-International Trade speech at Belmont University. Meeting with GifThorton (PAC Fundraising). Meeting with employees of Boult, Cummings, Conners and Berry to discuss campaIgn. Meeting with Al Gregory (Williamson Co. political). Meeting with Steve Smith (Williamson Co. political). Meeting with John Hedge (Williamson Co. political). Meeting with Bob Poe (Williamson Co. political). Meeting with Doug Langston (Williamson Co. political). Leadership Brentwood Action Group meeting. Williamson Co. President's Day Dinner. Feb. 23-Meeting with Joel Gordon (Fundraising). Feb. 24-Hendersonville Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast. Sumner Co. Organizational Meeting. Meeting at Tom Roberts home with 6 textile plant owners. Clay Co. Organizational Meeting, Ronnie Parsons, Charles McClaren and Peggy Ballard among other in attendance. Clay Co. Chitlin Dinner at Celina Elementary School. Feb. 27-Meeting with Stephen Harlan (Fundraising). Meeting with Dr. Dale Jamison (Fundraising). Dinner at Senator Keith Jordan's (Political). Feb. 28-Meeting with Bill Sheriff (Fundraising). Meeting with Chris Clark (Channel 5 News Anchonnan). Feb. 29-Breakfast with Lee Victory (Political). Meeting with Becci Bookner (Murfreesboro Political). Meeting with Gerald Coggins at National Health Care in Murfreesboro (Fundraising). Lunch with Ransom Jones, Karen Hudson, Joe King, Clyde & Doris Jones at the City Cafe in Murfreesboro (Political). Meeting with Sheriff Truman Jones-Rutherford Co. (Political). Stopped by the Daily News Journal. Meeting with Bill Whitesell-Rutherford Co. District Attorney (Political). Made the rounds at the Rutherford Co. Courthouse. Marshall Co. Lincoln Day Dinner-Steve was the featured speaker. March 199J; Ai( 196 __ S M F S M T ., T F l Mar 4 -11,1996 Is '1'"T 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 11 12 13 14 15 16 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 . 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 21 22 23 24 25 26 31 28 29 30 I 'fMon 51ue swea i[11 :QOa-12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at ecce :[9:00a-1 O:OOalWeekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-9:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y I AI HQ [9:30a-10:30ajLeon Moore I. , Finance Meeting . I [11:00a-12:30PlWilsonCo. GOP Women Lunch . 231 across square to 3rd light left on Coles Ferry. After 4-way ._ Fairways Sub., just after is the ce. Enter thru ·Oak Door". I 444-8300 Contact: Gemmie Dunn 444-1643. See Martha Boct:" the luncheon. Sieve will speak from 11 :30 to 12:00. 1[6:00p-9:00plBoys Night OuI-Patrick & Steve I, I I I I I ! I 7 I hu 8 Fn 9 Sat 10 Sun ,[9:00a-4:45p]Sumner Co. Day i[8:00a-9:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y 1'[6:00P-9:00P1sumner Co. Lincoln I i[9:00a-4:45PjLeadershiP Brentwood Day Dinner I · I ( ( ( ~ ""' -': March 1996 APr ·QS6 s M -= s Mar 11 _(47, 1996 Is M T T F 1""'2'" 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 - 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 21 22 23 24 25 28 31 28 29 30 lTliIIon ______1 12 I ue 13 Wed 1[11 :OOa-12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at BCCB i[9:00a-1 O:OOa]Weekly Schedule Meeting I[8:00a-9:30ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y . [5:00p-7:00pjCounty Government Reception I At HQ . II [1 0:00a-11 :OOajCharles Mann Downtown Nashville. Location TBA I' JI [7:00p-8:15p]Parent Education Night ,£6:00p-9:00pjBoys Night Out-Patrick & Steve Patrick's school I I I I i I I i------f4Thu 15 Fn 16 Sat 17 Sun i[9:00a-4:45p]Putnam Co. Day [8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y i[9:00a-10:00ajPicture Day iSt. Patrick's Day I[6:30p-8:00pjChannel 28-Cookeville/Monterey [12:00p-1:30pjDarrell Akins & group I II Live call-in with Dave Johnson 526-7144. Brian Welch IV lunch in Knoxville. Club LeConte I Producer 839-6172 [8:00p-11 :45pjShamrock & Rally I Maryland Farms I I I ( ( ( 4'''' March 1996 APri( "Q96 S M T W i S Mar 18 - ?1, 1996 S M T T F ,---Z- 1 2 :i ""45" 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 14 15 16 17 18 19 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 21 22 23 24 25 26 31 28 29 30 1--- 18 Mon 19 I ue 20 Woo 1[11 :00a-12:00p]Steve & Chris workout at BCCS 'I' [9:00a-1 O:OOajWeekly ScI1edu!e Meeting 1[8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y . . At HQ I[6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve Ir6:00p-8:15pJRutherfOrd Co. GOP Women II i Steve will speak. Location TBA. Contact: Doris Jones 459-6175 I I I i I,. I' "J'rrniJ 22 Fn 23 Sat 24Sun ![S:00a-10:00aJSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y I [6:00p-9:00p]Fred Thompson " 1[7:00p-9:00plDavidson Co. Lincoln Day Dinner I Fundraiser i Lorrie Morgan & Hank Jr. at the I I I Wildhorse I I I ( ( " ::!" March 1996 ~APri11996 s M s Mar 25 - ?1, 1996 S M T ( ~ --"T 1 2 4 5 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 " 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 21 24 25 26 31 28 29 30 25 Man 26 Tue 27 Wed :[11:00a-12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at BCCB I[9:00a-1O:OOaJWeekly Schedule Meeting I[8:00a-1O:OOajSteve & Chris workout·Brentwood Y i AtHQ I[6:00p-9:00p)Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve I , I I ! I f------.,28 1hu 2!Hn 30 Sat 31 Sun [8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris wOrkout-Brentwood Y ![7:30a-9:30ajWilliamson Co. GOP [12:00p-1 :OOp]Doug Joyce I Fundraiser with Fred Thompso Exact time & location TBA Breakfast [6:00p-10:15pjThompson Fundraiser-1[12:00p-1:30pjState CR Location & time TBA I Convention-TN Tech I Steve will speak. ! I ( ( \ Acril1996 May1996- S M sl Apr 1 -? 1996 ~TJ, * 1 2 3 4'" ] 7 8 9 10 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 i 5 6 1- 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 i 12 13 14 15 16 { 21 22 23 24 2.5 26 27 I 19 20 21 22 23 24 282930 ~ 26 27 28 29 30 31 'nlon I 2 rue I :1 wed ======(11 :00a-12:00pISteve & Chris workout at BCCB I[9:00a.1 O:OOalWeekly Schedule Meeting I' [8:00a-1 O:OOa]Steve & Chris workout·Brentwood Y At HQ [6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out·Patrick & Steve I I I 4Tfiu . SF" ! 6 at ~. 1[8:00a·10:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y ][6:00a.12:15p!Howard Wall Boat I [12:00p·1:00plSouthland Supply Fish Fry Excursion·1 Contact: Ransom I[2:00p-8:00p]Howard Wall Boat Excursion-1 11"OOp-1 N5p]Howa'" W~I Boat B<,""'~"-1 ( L__ (_ ( .-__ May 1996 ___ April 199{ S M T W Apr 8 - t .. , 1996 SMT{ 2.2 1234:5-6- 2 3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 on ue {11:00a·12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at BCCB [9:00a-10:00ajWeekly Schedule Meeting 'I [8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris wOrkout-Brentwood Y AtHQ [6:00p-9:00p}Boys Night Out·Patrick & Steve [4:00p-5:00p}National Tooling & Machinery Association Meet with Tom Wirth & John Cox, NTMA D.C. lobbyist, along with I several other key members. Wirth's 321·3330. [6:30p-8:00p}Sumner Co. GOP Women Dinner I Shoney's on Gallatin Rd. Steve to speak on Sumner Co. role in the . campaign, Sumner women's role and specific areas where we need help in Sumner Co. I I ! 1""1 Thu 12 Fn 13 Sat 1~ Sun .[10:00a·2:00plTN Tech Day 1[8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y Meet with campus CR's & other student VIP's. [12:00p-1 :30pjWilliamson Co. GOP Public Policy Committee Steve will speak. Shoney's on Hwy. 96 in Franklin Contact: Glen Casada ( ( ( , April 1996o( ----, Marg96. S M M T T F S 1 \ ~ Apr 15 - (~, 1996 Is 1 2 3 4 :> 6 2 3 4 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 -- r5 Mon 16 fue 17 WeC! 1[11 :OOa-12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at BCCe [9:00a-10:00ajWeekly Schedule Meeting i[8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y AtHQ [6:00p-9:00pjBoys Night Out-Patrick & Steve [6:00p-6:30pjParent-Son Night I Patrick's school I I[7:00p-8:30p jPutnam Co. Christian Coalition Upstairs at the courthouse. Contact: Kevin Rose 528-7475 Steve will speak. I i ! I llfThu 19 Fn 2IJSat 215un I, [6:30p-a:OOpjWimamson Co. GOP Career Women [8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris wOrkout-Brentwood Y , Steve will speak. CoolSprings Galleria Community Room. Contact: . Saralee Vaughn H-373-2316 0-298-1818 I I ! ( ( I( 2119/9E April 1996( May 1996 __ S M T W T S S M T '( r F -6- Apr 22 - (~, 1996 1 2 3 4 0 1 2 :3 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 1q 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 22 Mon 23 I ue 24 Wed 1[11 :OOa:12:00plSteve & Chris workout at BCCS![9:00a-1 O:OOalWeekly Schedlile Meeting 1[8:00a-1 O:OOa1Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y I At HQ j[6:00P-9:00PIBOYS Night Oul-Patrick & Steve I I I I I, I ,..------:25Thu 26 Fn 27 Sat ZS-Sun [8:00a-10:00aISteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y ( ( ( April 1996 Mav 1996 S M S Apr 29 - MCf' 5, 1996 S M F S 1 2 3 4 T 6 1~ 3 4 7. 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 Z9nIIon 30 TuelWed [11:00a-12:00pjSteve & Chris workout at SCCS 1l9:00a-10:00alWeekly Schedule Meeting : [8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris wOrkout-Brentwood Y I AtHQ 1[6:00P-9:00P]BOYS Night Out-Patrick: & Steve I \ I I I I I 2 I hu 3 Fn 4 Sat 5 Sun - -- -~~-- i[8:00a-10:00ajSteve & Chris workout-BrentwoOd Y l I ( ( _1 2119/96 April 1996 May 1996 W T F S Apr 15 - 21,1996 S M T W T F S P=+T1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 ~15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 ltl Mon 161 ue 17 vvea .[8:30a-9:00a1Dotson's [8:30a-1 O:OOalEast-West Conference [7:00a-7:45a1Portland Breakfast Franklin Steve will speak at 8:30 am & 9:15 am. Lenora's Country Catering. 325-9306 Exit 117 [9:30a-1 0:15a]HO for message prep [1 0:45a-11 :15ajMt. Juliet News Portland/Orlinda, turn right & go to Post Office, FLEXIBLE Camille Moffit will be working on deadline, leave a turn right again & go to McDonald's. Road is [1 0:30a-11 :30a]Leave for Lewisburg press kit & hopefully she will have a moment to between McO's & Sonic. Portland Leader will [11:30a-12:00PlWJJM-AM Lewisburg-Confirmed meet. 3735 N. Mt. Juliet Rd. 754-6397 cover this event. From 1-65, Hwy. 50 to Wendy's, turn right on E. [11: 15a-11 :45a]Mt. Juliet Chronicle-Confirmed [8:00a-9:00alWOKR AM-Portland-Confirmed Church St., 1/4 mile to station past Marco Wanda Sutherland. 754-6111 11509 Lebanon Ron Simpson 817 N. Broadway Printing. Veer right, station in large rock house. Rd. 325-3250 359-4511 [12:30p-1:15pjLunch with LebanonMliison Co. GOP [9:00a-9:45alTravel to Lafayette [12:00p-1:00p)Lunch with Marshall Co. GOP City Cafe-Lebanon. Leb-Dem & Wilson World will [10:00a-10:30a)Macon Co. Times Marshall Co. Rec Center in Lewisburg. cover the event plus a photographer. Off the Square behind Macon Dept. Store. 200 359-2482 W. Commerce from Square thru 4 [1: 15p-2:00pjLebanon Democrat times Ave. 666-2440 lights, bear left at triangle. Rec center 400 ft. Greg Stop by to see Sam Hatcher & Lounita Howard. [10:45a-11:15alWEEN-AM Lafayette Lowe of the Lewisburg Tribune will cover this [2:00p-3:00plTravel to Hendersonville Off the Square, come out the Scottsville Rd., turn event. [3:30p-4:15pjHendersonvilie Star News-Confirmed right on Gaylon Rd. (at the Smoke Shop) 112 mile [1 :30p-2:ooPlWAXO-AM-Confirmed Mike McClanahan. Encourage Mike to send to Chaffin Rd. Station on left in the curve. 359-6641 359-6642 W. Commerce St. just photographer to Shoney's. 110 Saunders Ferry [11: 15a-11 :45ajLafayette Town Square off the square. Rd. 824-8480 At 11: 15 am, photographer from Macon Co. [2:15p-3:15pjHead to Murfreesboro [4:30p-5:00p]WHIN-AM Gallatin-Confirmed Times will be at the Courthouse steps. "Steve [4:00p-4:30pjWMOT-AM MTSU Jack Williams 1625 Hwy 109 North 451-0450 was here" signs to be given out around the 898-2800 Randy O'Brien or Shawn Jacobs. [6:00p-7:00pjDinner with Sumner Co. GOP Square. Learning Resource Center Suite 200 MTSU Shoney's. H'ville Star News will try to send a [12:00p-12:45pjLunch with Lafayette/Macon Co. Campus photographer. GOP o-5:00PlWGNS-AM Stockyard 3-5373 Andrea Deardon will interview 1[1:00P-1:45PjTravel to Hartsville ,,-.eve. [1 :45p-2: 15pjHartsvilie Vldette [5: 15p-5:45pjArrive early for Rally-Mix & Mingle Angeleine Anderson 374-3556 [5:45p-7:00pjKickoff Rally in Civic .[2:30p-3:00PlWJKM-AM Hartsville-Confirmed Plaza-Murfreesboro I Jerry Richmond [7:00p-8:00pjHead for the house [3:30p-4:00pjCarthage Courier-Confirmed ![4:15p-4:45P]WRKMMlUCZ Carthage ~~~~=~~~~~~==~=~lo~~~u~~==~~======1~=~=~=~=~~~~~=~~11.~~~rlr~I~~~--~~~-~I-~· Sat --~··~·~~:·lr~~lun------~ [6:00a-7:00ajColes Store (Buffalo Valley) [8:00a-9:00alWBRY-AM W;-0:....od-::b-U-ry-:-C;;;-0-n-;::fi-rm-ed-;--~·I[=7-:::0:=oa---:::8-::::0==oa'-:1:::C::.:ou-n-:-try--+':[-=-8:-=-0-=-Oa---=-9:';00~a~jD~0'::u-:-b-:-le"'-tr-ee--i20 From Cookeville, Exit #268 to Rock Springs Rd. Dave Bunge 563-2313 On the air for call-in Hills Golf Hotel Park Terrace to Hwy 70, turn right 4 miles & Coles will be on talk show. Club-Hendersonville Scott Circle, 1515 right. [9:00a-10:00ajLeave for Smithville Chamber Golf Rhode Island NW. [7:00a-7:45ajLeave for Gainesboro . [1 O:OOa-10:45ajSmithvilie Review Tournament Contact: 202-232-7000 [8:15a-8:45ajGainsboro Newspaper Dennis Stanley 597-5485 Mike Skinner-Lorillard Confirmation # 11157 [8:45a-9: 15ajGainsboro Town Square [1 0:45a-11 :30alWJCE-AM Smithville Co. Steve's hotel in "Steve was here" signs Dwayne Page [9:00a-10:00alCedar D.C. [10:00a-10:30ajLivingston Enterprise-Confirmed [12:30p-1:15pjLunch in Woodbury Lane Festival-Sumner Richard Knight Joe's Place Co. [10:45a-11:15ajOverton Co. News [2:45p-3:45pjJohnny Jones & Dr. Miller [10:30a-11:30alWaterto- [11:15a-11:45a]WLIV-AM Livingston-Confirmed 1630 S. Church St. The Jones Co. Right corner wn Yard Sale Carolyn Peterman. 823-1226 of the shopping center. 1/2 half mile from 1-24. [7:00p-9:00pjYWCA [11:45a-12:15pjLivingston Town Square [6:00p-8:00p]GiII Headquarters Open House Mystery Benefit "Steve was here" signs Northern Telecom [12:45p-1:30pjLunch with Cookeville/Putnam Co. Hangar GOP Ryan's, across from the Stockyard on Jefferson St. Morning Light & Herald Citizen & Channel 28-TV to send reporters & photographers. [2:15p-2:45p]WHUB Cookeville-Confirmed r,ene Davidson. 526-2131 I 'l-3:30p]94.7 FM & 780 AM I okeviUe-Confirmed ~m Herrin will do a full 30 minute taped interview to be brodcast at a later date. 526-7144 [3:30p-4:00pjTravel to Smithville I[4:00p-4:30pjSmithvilie Review-Confirmed Dennis Stanley. 597-5485 [4:30p-5:00PlWJCE-AM Smithville-Confirmed Dwayne Page L.[.. 5~;3~O~P~-7~: .. O ....O~~~~De~k~a~'b_p_O_lit_ica __ IT_h_a_ng ______~ ______~______-~--______Ji ______~~~ ~---- April 1996 May 1996 [!=fS M T W T F S Apr 22 - 28, 1996 S M T W T F S 1 234 5 6 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 );...... - 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 22Mon 231ue 24 Wed [8:00a-9:00a]Doubletree Hotel Park Terrace [9:00a-10:00alWeekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwoo~ Scott Circle, 1515 Rhode Island NW [12:00p-1:00P1Intemational Trade Speech [1 :00p-3:00pjFinance Calls at HQ 202-232-7000 Confirmation # 11157 Steve's Bill Tate's office-150 2nd Ave. S. 256-1125 [3:30p-4:30p]Dr. Boehm hotel in D.C. NAFTA & GAn, how has it worked? B1100 Vanderbilt Medical Center North [5:30p-6:30p]Carolyn Molienick-TRIAD [6:30p-8:oop]Stuart Heath Fundraiser [6:30p-8:30p1Ducks Unlimited at the Governor's 53 D Street near RNC 202-547-4040 I Choloes ~ F,,,'''''' Residence 1'- ! u n I 27 Sat un [9:ooa-1:00p]Sumner Co. Day [9:00a-1 O;ooa]Jim Gortmacher [1 0:00a-11 :30:-:=:a];;:F:=ra-n;-;kl;-in-+----=:=-=~---I .[1 :30p-2:30p]Hugh Green 4th Floor Woodmont Bldg. North 783-1064 Main Street Festival On the Square in Lebanon. Call on 4124196 to Rod Lilly may attend. 824-3891 [12:00p-1 :OOp]Cannons confirm. [4:00p-5:00p]Finance Conference Call burgh Pioneer Day Cannonsburgh-Conta ct:Alice Ray 893-4297 [1 :OOp-2:00p]9th Annual Charlie Daniels Rodeo TN Livestock Center-MTSU Contact: Steve Sandlin 848-1967 April.S96 May 1996 r:S M T W T F S Apr 29 • May 5, 1996 S M T W T F S 1 234 5 6 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 13 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 15 16 17 18 19 20 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 22 23 24 25 26 27 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 28 29 30 26 27 28 29 30 31 on 30Tue [11 :00a-12:00plSteve & Chris workout at BCCB [9:00a-10:00ajWeekly Schedule Meeting ,[8:00a-1 O:OOa}Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y [3:00p-4:00p]Cracker Barrel PAC [6:00p-9:00plBrentwood Home Reception [1 :OOp-2:00p]Finance Calls at BCCB Speak to PAC Committee at Cracker Barrel HQ [2:00p-3:00p]Peaches & Mark Gill At Peaches' office [6:30p-8:00p]Big Orange Caravan Dinner·Williamson Co. The Legends Golf Club·$15 per person. Contact: Steve Kroeger 248·1126 I 1'- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----b~~~~~~~~~n--~~~~~~-r.'~ 4Sm 5Su~n-~···· [9:00a-4:45PlWilson/Smith/DeKalb Co. Day ,[8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y [12:00p-2:00PJVaughn's I ! [5:30p-9:00p]Howard Wall Boat Excursion [4:00p-5:00p]Finance Conference Call I 3rd Annual Strawberry Cocktails at 5:30pm. Sail at 6:30 pm. ' Jamboree Contact: Jennie Shelton 444-6690 Map located in Schedule folder. [6:00p-8:00p]Clay Co. Dinner Political. Exact time & location TBA. J une 1996 ~MaYI9"S M T W T F S May 6 - 12,1996 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 ~""""------"""6.~Mlo=n------..,------~{I=ue=------r" --~~---·-.".8TlvN""e=-Cl------, [11 :OOa-12:00plSteve & Chris workout at BCCB I[9:00a-1 O:OOalWeekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-10:00a]Steve &Chris workout [6:00p-9:00plMt. Juliet Home Reception [6:30p-8:00plBig Orange Caravan Dinner-Rutherford Co. Stones River CC-$8 per person. Contact: David Parsons 896-1969 r 9 J hU-,"" -:--_~ ___-+~ -::--::-::--=-_-;:-..::.1~OF:.:.rl---,:---=-_:----:-:-:- +C~c:-::--=-'~ -=:=:::-___j. __----,~=~ __ [11 :30&:1 :OOp)Christian Action Network [8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y Stones River Country Club. Steve will speak. [4:00p-5:00p]Finance Conference Call ase Contact: Jeanine Benedict 895-1121 [7:00p-10:00p}Kathy [6:30p-8:00plBig Orange Caravan Dinner-Putnam requests an evening Co. alone with Steve. Cookeville CC-$10 per person. Contact: Cathy Flatt 372-0114 J une 1996 ~MaY19"S M T W T F S May 13 -19,1996 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 l~Mon 141ue I 1::1 vvea [11:00a-12:00p]Steve & Chris workout at BCCB [9:00a-10:00a]Weekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout [6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve ! '~ I .. 10 Inu 17 Fn 11:S::;at HIl::iUn [8:00a-9:00a]Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y [9:00a-4:30p ]Franklin JI [9:00a-1 0: 15alParent-Teacher Conference Rodeo Patrick's school Joe King is working on [4:00p-5:00plFinance Conference Call getting us a booth. [6:00p-7:00plStatemen's Dinner Reception [7:00p-9:30p]TN GOP Statesman Dinner Opryland Hotel-Tennessee Ballroom ~ I May 1996 J une 1996 S M T W T F S May 20 - 26, 1996 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 1 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 13 14 15 16 17 18 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 b,- 20 21 22 23 24 25 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 on ue e 1[11 :00a-12:00plSteve &Chris workout at SCCS [9:00a-10:00a]Weekly Schedule Meeting [6:00a-10:00alSteve & Chris workout [6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve I 23 u • n 25 Sat un ![8:00a-10:00a1Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y [4:00p-5:00p)Finance Conference Call I May 1996 W T F S Ju n e 1996 May 27 - Jun 2,1996 S M T W T ,1 ~T 1 2 3 4 .", 6 7 8 9 10 11 2 3 4 5 6 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 ~20 21 22 23 24 25 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 26 27 28 29 30 31 30 on ----~2~8~Tue - ... --~~ .. ·----;------.:l2rtTg ....W"'e ... a------Memorial Day '1',[9:00a-10:00aJWeekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-10:00a]Steve & Chris workout [11:00a-12:00plSteve & Chris workout at BCCB [6:00p-9:00plBoys Night Out-Patrick & Steve [8:00a~10:00a]Steve & Chris workout-BrentwoOdYI~~-'" 1. [4:00p-5:00pjFinance Conference Call I July 1996 ~~un~99; F ~ Jun 10 -16,1996 S M T W T F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 I~ 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 13 14 15 \..- 17 18 19 20 21 22 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 28 29 30 31 (11:00a-12:00plSteve & Chris workout at BCCB (9:00a-10:00alWeekly Schedule Meeting (8:ooa-10:00aJSteve & Chris workout .[7:00p-8:30p]Lights On Graduation [6:00p-11 :OOp]Steve at home, Kathy out of town At Murfreesboro City Hall. Steve will be the commencement speaker. Contact: Becci Bookner 848-0114 1"- ···--··.-c::····-=-:;-=--=--=--=-~1.::.3.,---.:.,..".-:h"~u;--,-----:_------:--_-_-_-_-_--'--'.-=--_-_-_------.1... 4 .....F~n ~~ 16 Sun [6:00p-11:45plSteve at home, Kathy out of town [8:ooa-1 O;:-;:O;;;;o:::cal;;;;S;-;-te--v--e-;;&'C~h:-;ri:-:s-'-w-o-;rk·-Ou-;t-;-B;;-re-n-:-tw-o-O--d;-:Y-;--t;[9~:-=00~a--9:;:-:~30?-a-::]K7a~th--y-o-U-:-t-of±F--at:-:-h-er'-:-s-:D~a~y~~-~ I[4:00p-5:00plFinance Conference Call town, half a day if possible Andrea to babysit if possible JUne1996 J uyI 1996 S M T W T F S Jun 3 - 9, 1996 S M T W T F S 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 ~3 4 567 8 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~ 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 28 29 30 31 on 41ue 5vved [11 :OOa-12:00p]Steve & Chris workout at BCCS [7:00a-8:30a]Horseshoe Bend Clubhouse Breakfast [8:00a-10:00a]Steve & Chris workout 19:00a-10:00aJWeekly Schedule Meeting [6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve 6Thu 7 Fn H~at 9 Sun [8:00a-10:00a]Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y 14:00p-5:00p]Finance Conference Call '-- i I I June 1996 July 1996 W T F S Jun 17 - 23, 1996 S M l' W T F S ~T 1 1 2 3 4 5 v 3 4 5 6 7 8 7 8 9 10 11 ,\2 1:= 10 11 12 13 14 15 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ~ 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 30 28 29 30 31 00 ~ e Ic:-c--:---:-:---:-::c-::--:c::,.------::-:-:--:--..,-----=-::-.: --~:--::-c,.--c::-::-:-:::-:-:--:-:-____=_''-:-'-'-'_:'_:__:_::_--:-::----_r::_::_:__::_ ...... --.. ~ ------;~,.::-;:-::'-=-_:__-:-----__1 [11 :OOa-12:00p jSteve & Chris workout at BCeB [9:00a-10:00alWeekly Schedule Meeting [8:00a-10:00a]Steve & Chris workout [6:00p-9:00p]Boys Night Out-Patrick & Steve :.!IJ Inu I 21 Fn 22~at ;j!;:s~un :[6:00p-7:00p]Senator Howard Baker PAC Reception [8:00a-10:00a]Steve & Chris workout-Brentwood Y Watergate Hotel in D.C. Exact time TBA [4:00p-5:00p]Finance Conference Call I \----- I