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ARMS Email System Page I of 9 ARMS Email System Page I of 9 RECORD TYPE: PRESIDENTIAL (RECONSTRUCTED EMAIL) CREATOR: Carter Wilkie WILKIE C ) (WHO) CREATION DATE/TIME:06-APR-1993 19:21:00.00 SUBJECT: News Calendar for Wednesday TO: Dawn A. Alexander ALEXANDER DA ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: S. Collier Andress ANDRESS S ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: John C. Angell ANGELL J ) ( OMB) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Joan Baggett BAGGETT J ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Lavora R. Barnes BARNES L ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Heather Beckel BECKEL H ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: FAX (6527,Begala,Dreyer,Prince) TLXAlMAIL_\F:6527\C:BEGaLA,DREyer,PrincE\ READ: UNKNOWN TO: Eric Berman BERMAN E ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Elizabeth A. Bernstein BERNSTEIN E ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Robert 0. Boorstin BOORSTIN R ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Liz Bowyer BOWYER L ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Ken Chitester CHITESTER K ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Nestor M. Davidson DAVIDSON N ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Jeffrey L. Eller ELLER J (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Rahm Emanuel EMANUEL R ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Patricia A. Enright ENRIGHT P ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Deborah L. Fine FINE D ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: William Galston GALSTON W ) (OPD) ARMS Email System Page 2of9 READ: UNKNOWN TO: Mark Gearan GEARAN M (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Ernest D. Gibble GIBBLE E (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Jonathan P. Gill GILL J (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Marcia L. Hale HALE M ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Alexis Herman HERMAN A (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Steven M. Hilton HILTON S ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Dwight Holton HOLTON D ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Julie Hopper HOPPER J (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Kimberly S. Hopper HOPPER K (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Sharon Kennedy KENNEDY SM ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: FAX (2560,Kristie Kenney) TLXAlMAIL \F: 2560\C: KRIStie Kenney\\ ) (D READ: UNKNOWN TO: David Leavy LEAVY D (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Carola McGiffert MCGIFFERT C ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Regina T. Montoya MONTOYA R (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Lisa Mortman MORTMAN L ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Dee Dee Myers MYERS D (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Kathleen L. O'Neill ONEILL K (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Eric w. Payne PAYNE E (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: John Podesta PODESTA J ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Meeghan E. Prunty PRUNTY M (WHO) ARMS Email System Page 3of9 READ: UNKNOWN TO: Bruce Reed REED B ) (OPD) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Marla Romash ROMASH M ) ( VPO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Ricki Seidman SEIDMAN R (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: David Seldin SELDIN D ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Stephen B. Silverman SILVERMAN S ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Patti Solis SOLIS P ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Jason M. Solomon SOLOMON J ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Gene Sperling SPERLING G ) (OPD) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Todd Stern STERN T ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Richard Strauss STRAUSS R ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Stephanie Streett STREETT S ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Kimberly Tilley TILLEY K ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Maria M. Tio TIO M ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Stuart E. Trevelyan TREVELYAN S ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Christine A. Varney VARNEY C (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: A. Victoria Rivas-Vazquez RIVASVAZQU_A ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Lorraine A. Voles VOLES L (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Michael Waldman WALDMAN M ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Ann F. Walker WALKER A ) (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Anne Walley WALLEY A ) (WHO) ARMS Email System Page 4 of9 READ: UNKNOWN TO: Carter Wilkie WILKIE C (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: FAX (1121,Marilyn Yager) TLXAlMAIL \F: 1121 \C:MARilyn Yager\\ ) (DE READ: UNKNOWN TO: Kathy McKiernan MCKIERNAN K (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: David B. Anderson ANDERSON D (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Jess Sarmiento SARMIENTO J (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Andre C. Oliver OLIVER A (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Kelly A. Crawford CRAWFORD K (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Deborah L. Coyle COYLE D (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TO: Betty W Currie CURRIE B (WHO) READ: UNKNOWN TEXT: PRINTER FONT 12 POINT COURIER NEWS CALENDAR, Edition: Wednesday, April 7, 1993 This calendar lists all relevant news expected over the next six weeks. Some of this information is tentative; it is intended for planning purposes only, not for general distribution. Please send your additions or corrections to this calendar to: Eric Payne, Communications Research, OEOB 197 456-7845, FAX: 456-2239. Current week's calendar is also available on OASIS anytime: goto Info Mangement menu, type "PROT" return, then type "NC" return. WED 4/7 President: Airline Commission bill signing, 10:30 am. VP & Espy, Reinventing Government at USDA, 9:30 am. McLarty: "Today" on NBC. Reich: briefing on the 1994 budget, 9:30 am. Babbitt: Interior's Nat'l Biological Survey, Colorado. Shalala: Larry King Live, TIME editorial board. Christopher: Australian FM Evans. NIH: AIDS Program Advisory Committee meeting. Demographic state of the nation, population survey, DoC. Mfg., mining, whole., & retail, fourth qtr, 10 am. Consumer credit February, tentative. Auction of three-month and six-month Treasury bills, 2 pm. Chief economist of Merrill Lynch on Clinton plan. Reform Superfund: Coalition of 18 Fortune 500 Companies. Common Cause's Clean-up D.C. Day (campaign finance reform). Nat'l Student Hunger Strike protests refugees at Guantanamo Police Foundation: "Civil Disorder, How Should We Prepare?" U.S. Marines: first-hand accounts on Somalia, 9 am. "Not in My Army" (gays in military) on CBS' "48 Hours" Cambodian electoral campaign begins. ARMS Email System Page 5of9 UN World Health Day. THU 4/8 FY94 budget release. WH officials on morning news shows. VP attends Braves season opener, Atlanta. Shalala: HHS budget for FY94. Riley: DoEd budget for FY94. DoEd's Nat'l Trial State Assessments in Math: NPressClub. Producer prices. Plant & equip. expenditures, IV qtr 1992. Blue Chip Ee. Forecast, tentative. ABC's "Prime Time Live" features govt waste. Wilhelm: Ohio University Alumni Association. Latvian FM Andrejevs visits Washington. Cherry blossoms predicted at peak in D.C. Ryan White death anniversary. Birthday of the Buddha. 17th amend. to US Constitution ratifed. Federal Govt seizure of steel mills anniversary. FRI 4/9 Trial of LAPD officers could go to jury this weekend. Shalala: satellite tour on health care reform. Consumer prices. Real earning, lO am. Good Friday. Lee surrendered to Grant at Appamattox Courthouse. SAT 4/10 UN Sec encl review of Libyan compliance w/ anti-terrorism. Bataan Death March Anniversary, 5,200 Americans died. SUN 4/11 Easter Sunday Pope says Mass broadcast worldwide from St. Peter's. 40th anniversary of HHS. Civil Rights Act of 1968, 25th anniversary. MON 4/12 White House Easter Egg Roll, South Lawn. Transprtn report out on nation's highways and bridges. Browner: "Close-Up" Q&A session (CSPAN). World ag. supply/demand estimates, 3 pm. Crop production, 3 pm. TUE 4/13 Major Labor/Ed Depts. symposium on summer jobs program. (Includes satellite town hall meetings) Gorbachev attends Th. Jeffersonis 250th at Monticello. OPEC ministers meet. Advance retail sales. State and area employ. & unemploy. February, 10 am. World ag. production, 3 pm. "Frontline" segment on illegal high-tech exports to Iran. Pulitzer Prizes awarded in NY. California Congressional District 17 Primary. Mississippi Congressional District 02 Runoff. Birthday: Eudora Welty. WED 4/14 Major Labor/Ed Depts. symposium on summer jobs program. Bob Dole tests campaign waters in New Hampshire. Mfg. and trade inventories & sales February, 10 am. 10 day auto sales, 4 pm. G-7 Finance and Foreign Ministers mtg, Tokyo. ARMS Email System Page 6of9 Pena: ISTEA, Kalispell, Montana. Riley: H Appropriations. Browner: Wilderness Society's Env. Women of Action Awards. FEMA: Nat'l Hurricane Conference, Orlando, FL. Stock market: H Telecommunications Finance Subc. Nat'l Conference of Black Mayors, NY, thru 4/18. Italy's parliament: immunity of former PM Andreotti. Pan American Day & Week, Presidential Proclamation. Lincoln assassinated at Ford's theater. THU 4/15 Tax filing deadline. Bob Dole tests campaign waters in New Hampshire. GAO report due on DoD base closure recommendations. Shalala: Grand Forks and Minot, North Dakota. Expected indictment of Clark Clifford & Robert Altman. Texas Senate debate live on C-Span, pm. FRI 4/16 President meets with Japan PM Miazawa at WH. Optical Fibre to link Australia/New Zealand/US. Mdse. exports & imports-February. Industrial production & capacity util., 9:15 am. Consumer sentiment for April, U Mich, pre-release. Riley: Education writers conference, Boston. Kemp, Oprah, et al, get Horatio Alger Ass'n award. Vermont Maple Festival (Apr. 16-18). SAT 4/17 VP and Mrs Gore in Orlando, Florida. Tyson: Business Week Forum of 100 CEO's, Florida. Dept. of Energy: National Science Bowl. SUN 4/18 VP in New York Mrs. Gore in New Orleans. Orthodox Easter Sunday. Holocaust Day, Allied troops liberated Buchenwald. National Volunteer Week. Grange Week. National Library Week. MON 4/19 Congress returns from recess. Trade negotiations w/ EC Trade Minister Brittan in DC. Shalala: Women's Econ Roundtable, NY. Nat'l Ass'n of Broadcasters Convention, Las Vegas, NV Radio/TV news dir. Ass'n Convention, Mimai, FL Nat'l Ass'n of Agricultural Journalists, Wash., D.C. Boston Marathon. Monthly Treasury statement. Warsaw Ghetto Revolt: 50th Anniversary. TUE 4/20 Senate resumes votes on stimulus package. Czech President Havel in DC. Trade negotiations w/ EC Trade Minister Brittan in DC. Proposed date for Middle East Peace talks. Los Angeles Mayoral Primary. Sustainable development assistance, S Appropriations. Development Assistance, Foreign Op subc: S Appropriations. Eleventh ASEAN-US Dialogue. National Youth Service Day. Anniversary of LA Conservation Corps. Public Allies Awards Day. ARMS Email System Page 7of9 WED 4/21 Czech President Havel in DC. Kindergarten Day. National Convention of American Mothers Inc. Eleventh ASEAN-US Dialogue. Professional Secretaries Day & Week. Birthdays: Queen Elizabeth II, former Gov. Tom Kean. THU 4/22 Earth Day.
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