MORNING ALERT TRENT Lorr - SECRETARY, Repuaucan CONFERENCE

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3 Convene at 10 AM Leader time reserved No Morning Business

S.1150 Goals 2000 10:30 AM Sens. Durenberger and Hatfield to offer amendment relating to flexibility of federal regulations. (By UC, 30 minutes debate, no 2nd degree amendments) Vote on Durenberger/Hatfield Laid Aside: Kennedy (2nd degree to Dorgan) expelling students with guns

Roll Call Votes possible throughout the day

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 S.1281 State Department Authorization Amendment Tabled: Lott prohibiting US military assistance to countries that do not vote with US at least 25% of the time in United Nations General Assembly, 66-34

Final Passage, 92-8

S.1150 Goals 2000 Amendments Passed: Danforth SOS condemning speech made by Khalid Abdul Mohammed at Kean College in NJ on 11/29/93, 97-0 Gregg ensure that S.1150 will not become an unfunded mandate, voice vote Amendment Defeated: Gregg opportunity-to-learn standards, 42-52

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1994 RN C A.''NUAL GALA Tlmelln~ for St!ulilur Bub Dok

'fll\1ELINE FOR SENATE A1''D CONGRF.SSlONAL LEADERS' BREAKFAST Thursday, February 31 8;00 a.m. - 9;30 p.m. Grand Hy~tt Hotel, 1000 H Street• N.W, (202-.SS2·1234) Constitution Billl'Qom B

Hoatcd bys Co-Chal.rman, Republican National Commille~ Mr. John A. Moran Finantl. Chairman, R~p uhUcwi Nati.on.al Committee Special Guests1 TI1e Houorable Bob Doi" Republtcan Lfaderof the U.S. Senat1 The Honorable Bob Michel Rtpublicarz Lead#r of th1 U.S. Houu o/ Rtp rtStrita#¥e!i The Honorable Thad Cochran Chainn.an, Senate R1pubUcari Corcftrtnce Committee The. Honorable Dkk Armey Chatmran, Hous<1 RepuhUcan Cqtiferenct Committee The Honorable Duncan Hunter Chaimuzn, Houn Republican R111arch Commiltet

S:OO a.m. Boud member& and VIP ,uue1t5 arrive and prooMd to break!M~ buffet. Open ~ting for Board members. VIPs ~.ach host. a table.

8:10 £1,m, Mr. Morli.n pr0¢eeds to podium~ iivea britf welcome, reoognius Senate and House Lead~nhip in attendance and invites everyone to enjoy breakfast.

8:30 a.m. Mr. Moran introduces Conarenman Michel.

Congressman Michel gives brief remil'ks and takes Q & A,

R~40 R.m. Mr. Moran thsrnk,. Congre~qman Mlr.h~l Anti tnt.rodueN Senat,.s>r Dole.

( Senator Dole 21ves remarks and talces Q & A.

9:00 Q.m. Mr. Moran thsnki Senator Dole, malce$ announcement about brlcfin,11 and invites everyone to fi.n.lsh enjoying breakfast.

9:15 a.m. Breakfast conc.ludea.

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TIM:EL~'E FOR TEAM 100 LUNCH WI11l SENA TOR DOL·E AND HOW ARD BAKER Thursday. F~bruary 3. 1.2:00 p,m. w 1:30 p.m; Columbui Club !lt Unlon Statton

11:45 a.m. - Team 100 gu~sts start arriving; are &rccted and escorted. Hale.y Barbour arrives and proceeds to Columbus Club.

l118S l\,tn. - Senntol" Dole and Howard Baker arrive and are greeted at ~nlnuic~ and eseorl.ed to Columl>us Club.

12:00 p.m.- Reception time: cocktails are served; informal photos arc 12:25 p.m takfl'l,

12:25 p.rn. • Guests are a.~ed to bo s.eated.

12:30 p.m. - Cha.irman Barbo ~1 r zives. w~k.omina. r~mR.rks ;1.nd announoes that lunch will be 111erved.

12:35~1:10 v Lunch is served and eaten.

1;10-1:20 · Seno.tor Dole proc.eeds to mik6 and makes remarkg; Introduceli Huwan.1 Mer;

** INTRO FOR HOW ARD BAKER: Howard H. Baker ha* returned to private lite And the practice of law after !\tnlng in th~ U.S. Stnatt from 1967 uutU January of 198.5, and ~ the Presidtmt1s Chief (If Start from February 1987 untu July of 1988. In 1966 Senator Baker bec:ame the ftrst Republlun ever popularly elected to tbf>. U.S. SenAte from Tcnnt4&tt. ~ and he won reelection by wide mar1f.ns In 172 1111d 118. Senator Baker nrst won national ~ogntdon ln '73 as Vice Chairman or the Senate Water&ate Commluee. He WllS the keynote speaker at the Republ.lcan National Conve.ntfon on '76. lle concluded his Scutt~ career by serving two tcntl.'J u Minority ·Lender an4 two terms a& M&jorlty L~atier. Welcome Senator Baker.

1:2-0 p.m . - - How~td 'Rt1keqm'leeeds to mike snd makes 1:30 p.m. remiU'kll

1:30 p.rn,w t~ hatrm.an Barbour thanks everyone for comiq and lunch concludes

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DR.AFT 1126/94 7:55 p.m. 1994 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM.1\ll.TTEE ANNUAL GALA

Thursday. Febru.aey 3, 1994 Natioital BuUlllng Museum 401 F Street, N.W, Washlnatnn. D.C.

GALA TIMELlNE

1 A on 5:30 p.rrt. 'l'ha Gala Leadership Reception btglns in Commiuioner t Suite the second floor (Southw¢;st cornor).

1 The Team 100 Reception begins in Commi~sioner s Suite Bon the $.ecMd floor (Southwe~t c.omtt). Reagan& 6:25 p.rn. f.'orma.l rc.ceiving line and photo opportunity be,ins with the and the Thatchers in the Gala Leadership iteception.

) 6:45 p.m. . lade.rs.hip R~~rtfon photn nr>pnrtunlty conclude!i. All Greeters ~c;ort the Re~gnns and the 'Thatohers via th& South ~tQJ.rs to the Holding Room on the nus.in level behind s~o.

6:SO p.m. Team 100 iilld Leadership Receptions conclude. Head Table guests hold in Commistioner' s Suite A. All other guests move to th" Great Hall for dinner ~ting via the South and West 5Wrs.

7:00 p.m. All Gala e;uests are seated for dinner In the Great Hall.

Htad Table gu~u proceed to the ina.ht level via the South stait'5 for lln~up behind the st.a1e. · 103 7:10 p.m. Otf-StR&e annount{'ment of Re.ad Tahle gu~W. /Jr&

Head Table iuests enter stage right, muv" tv tUil'lgned cbalts aud remain standln&.

7:15 p.rn, Chairman Barbour introduces Lady Mar~aret Thatoher a.nd Sir Denis Thatcher. They entt

Entrance music TBD.

7;17 p.m. ChP.irma.n Barbour lntrcxh1ces Presidont Md Mrs. R.a.san. They enter from stage left and move to cha.its.

After appllu~e, President kea1an and Lady Thatcher return to Rend Tnble and take t.U.ts. All He.ad Tftblt guests f:ake •uatl.

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7:20 p.m. Chil.\tm<'..n Ba.rb()ur return~ to podium, give~ welcoming rem.nrka und introduces Gala Chairman Heinz Prechter,

7:25 p.m. Mr. I»tcehter giYcs opening remarks.

Mr. 'Prechter introduces TIID to give dinner invocation.

7:30 p.m. Dinner in'<'C\cation b delivered ,

7:32 p.nt Cltainnan Blilbour introduces the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Color Guard and the National Anth~m.

Color Guard c11lcrs s~e ri~ht via buffer a.re.a and p~ up runway !italrs. for center .sUtge position in front of podium. Colors are presented,

L'ongrei;~mM Michel le.ads guest in the fJle.dgo of All~ginnoe

Mr. Seung Won Choi is in J)Osition on .Hntertainment Stai~ and sings the Naticnal Anthem.

7:35 p.m. Mr. Prechter thMks Mr. Choi and introduces Keynotv Spea.k¢t uwy Mkll~iilX-t Thatcher..

7:40p.m. Lady 1·hatche.r proceeds to the podium anrl give~ Keynote Address;.

6:05 p.m. Lady Thatcher c1.111cludes address.

lady Thatcher introduces President Ronald Reagan.

8:10 p.m. Prcisident Rcag!ln proceed~ to podium and glves rcma.rk.11

8:27 p.m. Chairman Barbour returns to pooium and announces that dinner will be se.rv~.d.

9:00 p.m, Orchestra halts. (during entree)

S~nat~ R~pnhlk~n (..eader Bob Dole proci!edi to podium and (:rccoar1lzcs VIP Cue9ls and makes rtmarka. Orchestra resumes playing dinner music,

9:20 p.nt. Off-Stage aM

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~;40 p.m. Entertainer or Vide.o concludes.

Senator Howard Baker escorts Mrs. Reagan to Birthday Cake.

Rcag~ invitQIJ President Reagan to center &la!:e to cut cake, 'Mra. •

Off-Stai~ announcement inviting iUests to sin2 Happy Birthday.

9:4S p.m. Champc.gne ill $;rved.

President Reagan's Birthday Cake b placed on table ~sitioned at center Staie in front of Podium.

9:50 p.m. Mr. Mor~ intnxluo~~ top funclraiser T:BD for Tout.

9;53 'P.m. Mr. Prechter returns to podium to alve closing remark11 .

9:55 :p.m. Che.irman Duboor giyes closing r~ml\l.ks and lhank~ the Thatchers and the Reagans.

10:05 p.m. The Reagan~ ri.nd the Th111tchers. pro~~.d to cente.r itage kn front of :podium for photo. They move vio. the runwe.y to the BMt Hall and wave to East Hw.l gu~~U#. !hey cron center stago and move to the West Hall ~; I and wave to West Hall guests. r; r· Th~ Rea&AAS and the Tha.tohets rttum to center stCJ.g~.

Off·Stage announcement of "God H1ess America."

Orche~tra continues to play.

Balloon drop,

1O:10 p. rn. Chairman Ba.rbour e.sc.orts the Reap.tu a.nd the That.chm off-stage via ., ~tagc ri&ht and they depart Lho National Building Museum. Chalrma.u Barbour returns to Head Table.

10:15 p.m. Gtlll ttn\clunP..~.

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DR.AFT 1126/94 7:55 p. m. 1994 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMl\llTTEE ANNUAL GALA

Thunday, February 3, 1994 Neti011al BuUdlng Museum 401 F Street, N.W. Washlni(tcm. D.C.

GALA TIMELINE

Suite A on 5:30 p.rrt. The Gala Leadership Reception btslns in Commiuioner't the second floor (Southw¢st corner).

The Team 100 Reception begins in Commissioner's Suite Bon the ~~ond floor (Southwe~t c.omtt). b~,ins the Reagana 6:25 p.rn. Feirmal r~iving line and photo opportunity with and the Thatchers in the Gala. Leadc~hip '.Recoption.

G~s 6:45 p.m_ Leadership R~~ptfon photC'I nr>pnrt.unity conolud~. All the ~oort the R~go.ns and the 'Thatohers via lh6 South &ml.rt to Holding Room on the nulin level behind atq~. Table guests hold 6:50 p.m. Terun 100 and Leadership Receptions conclude. Head in Commistioner' s Suite A. All other guests move to th~ Great Hall for dinner scatinK via the South and West 5Wrs,

7:00 p.m. All Gal~ 8Jlests are seated for dinner ln the Great Hall. stairs fQr H~d Table gu~ts proceed to the ina.ln level via the South line--up behind the sta1e. ·

7:10 p.m. Of'f-Sta&e anncmnrement ot Rt.ad Tghl~ gufl~.

Head Table &Uests enter stage right, mov" w ~lgned cbah's aud mnain standln&. Sir Denis 7:1S p.rn, Chairman Barbour introduc~s Wy Mar~aret Thatcher and 'I'l'l&tchcr. They entCI frQm iitage righl and movQ to chain.

Entrance music TBD. They enter 7;17 p.m. Chairman Barbour lntroduces Presid&nt Md Mrs. RN.gan. from stage left and move to chllits.

Aft.er appllu~e, ~ldent keaian and Lady Thatcher return to Hood Tt\ble nnd ta'k& "6.lts. All Head Tftblt guests take Hatt.

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7:20 p.m. Ch11.\rman Barbtlut return~ to podium, ~ives, welcoming remnrks Wid introduces Gala Chairman Heinz Prechter.

7:25 p.m. Mr, r.rcchtcr gi.YQS opening remarks.

Mr. Prechter introduces TBD to give dinner invocation.

7:30 p.m. Dinner irl"'ocation b delivered,

7:32 p.rn. Chairman BkU'bour introduces the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Color Ouard and the National Anth~m :

Color Guard cnlen s~e ri¥ht via buffer a™ Md p~ up runway nairs. tor center $\age position in front of podium. Colors are presented.

Congre11smM Michel leads guest in the :Plwgo of Alleginnoc:

Mr. Seung Won Chol is ln position on .Hntertainment Stai~ and sing& thL' Nation.al Anthem.

7:35 p.m. Mr. Prechter thMks Mr. Choi and introduces Keyno~ Speak:~.r uwy Mau~cux.t Thatcher.

7:40p.m. Lady Thatcher proceeds to the podium anrl givei Keynote Addres~.

6:05 p.m, Lady Thatcher c~1nciudes address.

lady Thatcher introduces President Ronald Reagan.

8:10 p.m. ~resident .R~gt~.n proceed& to podium and gives remu.rb

8:27 p.m. Chairman Barbour returns to pooium and announces that dinner will be serve.cl .

9i00 p.m. Orchestra halts. (during entree) 'g/1L.1JtVI- j../Tlc()tllfJ t)OL'-

f.~~natt. R{>pnblicRn l..eader Bob Dole proceeds to podium and \.rccoarilzcs VIP Cucsts and makes remarka.

Orchestra resumes playing dinner musio.

9:20 p.nt . Off-Stage annc;luncement of Enteruuner or Video.

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~;40 p.m. Entertainer or Video concludes.

Senator Howard Baker escorts Mrs. Reagan to Birthday Cake.

to center &ta~c:: to cut cake . Mn. Rcag~ invite1J President Reagan •

Off-Stai~ announcement inviting iUests to sini Happy Birthday.

9:4S p.m. Cha.mpogne i6 Gorvo:I.

President Reagan's Birthday Cake b placed on table positioned at center Staie in front of Podium.

9;50 p.m. M.r. Mor~ intrcx:!uc~~ top fundralser T:SD for Toa.st.

9;S3 'P·m. Mr. Prechter returns t.O Podium to !live closing remarkR.

9;55 p.m. Chairman Darbour gives closing r~ml\lks And Lhanki:j the Thatcher& and the Reagans.

10:05 p.rn. The Reagan,; and the Th11tchers pro~~.d to cen~.r itaae ~n front of podium for photo. They move via the ninw&y to the &.n Hall and wave to Bast Hill gu~s~. 'l'hc;y cron center stage and move to the West Hall e.nd wave to West Hall guests.

Th~ Reaii~s and the Thatohets rttum to center st£tgb,

11 Off·Sta.ge announcement of "God Hless Amf.lica.

Orchoitra. continue.s to pla)'.

Balloon drop, via t O: 10 p. rn. Chairma.n ~arbour e$corls the Reapm and th& Thawhm off-stage ~tagc ri&ht and they depart tho Nl'.tional :Building Musouin; Chalsmau Barbour returns to Head Table. ·

10:15 p.m. Gale ttn'lrlunP..~.

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SENATOR BOB DOLE

RNC ANNUAL GALA

FEBRUARY 3, 1994

THANK YOU, HALEY. I KNOW

I SPEAK FOR EVERYONE HERE

THIS EVENING IN SAYING WHAT

A TRUE HONOR IT WAS TO HEAR

BOTH LADY THATCHER AND

.PRESIDENT REAGAN.

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WHEN THE HISTORY OF OUR

TIME IS WRITTEN, I HAVE NO

DOUBT THAT IT WILL REFLECT

THE FACT THAT JUST AS THE

LEADERSHIP OF FRANKLIN

ROOSEVELT AND WINSTON

CHURCHILL ENSURED

FREEDOM'S SURVIVAL IN THE

1940'S, IT WAS THE LEADERSHIP

OF RONALD REAGAN AND

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MARGARET THATCHER THAT

ENSURED FREEDOM'S SURVIVAL

IN THE 1980'S.

I ALSO WANT TO THANK

HALEY AND JEANIE FOR

ORGANIZING THIS DINNER, AND

FOR THE OUTSTANDING

LEADERSHIP THEY ARE

PROVIDING TO THE REPUBLICAN

NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

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WE HAD A PHENOMENAL

YEAR LAST YEAR--6 FOR 6 IN

THE BIG ELECTIONS--AND 7 FOR

7 IF YOU COUNT MIKE

HUCKABEE'S ELECTION AS LT.

GOVERNOR OF ARKANSAS--AND

I THINK HALEY AND JEANIE

DESERVE A GREAT DEAL OF

CREDIT.

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SO, THANK YOU TO THEM,

AND THANKS TO ALL THOSE

WHO BOUGHT TICKETS THIS

EVENING FOR THEIR SUPPORT

OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

A SPECIAL THANKS TO THIS

EVENING'S CHAIRMAN, HEINZ

PRECHTER. HEINZ IS A TRUE

EXAMPLE OF WHAT AMERICA IS

ALL ABOUT. HE CAME TO THIS

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COUNTRY WITH JUST A FEW

DOLLARS IN HIS POCKET. BUT

HE ALSO CAME HERE WITH A

DREAM. ·AND THROUGH A

GREAT DEAL OF HARD WORK,

HIS DREAM BECAME A REALITY.

AND I TRULY BELIEVE THAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY----- IS THE PARTY OF THE AMERICAN

DREAM. AS PRESIDENT REAGAN

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HAS SAID MANY TIMES, WE ARE

THE PARTY THAT BELIEVES THE

THREE MOST IMPORTANT

WORDS OF THE CONSTITUTION

ARE 11 WE, THE PEOPLE. 11 HERE IN

AMERICA, 11 WE, THE PEOPLE, 11

TELL THE GOVERNMENT WHAT

TO DO, AND NOT THE OTHER

WAY AROUND.

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IT'S THAT SIMPLE IDEA THAT

PRESIDENT REAGAN AND LADY

THATCHER HELPED TO SPREAD

THROUGHOUT EASTERN EUROPE

AND THE WORLD.

REPUBLICANS HAVE SOME

OTHER GOOD IDEAS, TOO.

IDEAS LIKE TAXES SHOULD BE

LOW, SPENDING SHOULD BE

CUT, OUR ARMED FORCES MUST

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BE STRONG, VIOLENT

CRIMINALS SHOULD SERVE

THEIR ENTIRE SENTENCE, AND

THAT WE SHOULDN'T TURN

OVER OUR ENTIRE HEALTH

CARE SYSTEM TO THE FEDERAL

GOVERNMENT.

AND WITH YOUR CONTINUED

HELP, OUR CANDIDATES WILL

TAKE THAT MESSAGE

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THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY IN

1994.

WE ARE VERY PRIVILEGED

THIS EVENING TO BE JOINED BY

A NUMBER OF SPECIAL GUESTS,

AS WELL AS SOME SPECIAL

FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT AND

MRS. REAGAN. IN FACT, THERE

ARE SO MANY VIP'S HERE THIS

EVENING, THAT THE SEATING

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CHART WAS ALMOST AS

COMPLICATED AS THE CHART

OF THE PRESIDENT'S HEALTH

CARE PLAN.

WITH YOUR INDULGENCE, I

WOULD FIRST LIKE TO ASK MY

COLLEAGUES FROM THE UNITED

STATES SENATE TO STAND AND

BE RECOGNIZED. l'M TOLD WE

HAVE 27 REPUBLICAN

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SENATORS HERE THIS EVENING.

(APPLAUSE)

LET ME SAY A FEW WORDS

ABOUT ONE OF THE SENATORS

HERE--KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON.

I WANT YOU ALL TO SAY A

LITTLE PRAYER FOR HER AND

FOR THE RAW DEAL SHE'S

GETTING IN THE STATE OF

TEXAS.

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THEY'RE PLAYING HARDBALL

POLITICS DOWN THERE, BUT

SHE'S GOING TO SURVIVE, AND

SHE'S GOING TO BE RE-

ELECTED. AND WHEN SHE

COMES BACK AND BRINGS

SEVEN MORE WITH HER, I'll BE

HERE NEXT YEAR AS THE

MAJORITY LEADER IN THE

SENATE.

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WE ALSO HAVE WITH US

OVER 100 REPUBLICAN

MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF

REPRESENTATIVES--WOULD YOU

PLEASE STAND.

(APPLAUSE)

LED BY MY GOOD FRIEND,

BOB MICHEL, THEY ARE MAKING

A DIFFERENCE FOR ALL

AMERICANS.

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LET ME ADD THAT WE HEAR

A LOT ABOUT THE WORD

11 CHANGE. II WELL, IT SEEMS TO

ME THE BEST WAY TO CHANGE

GOVERNMENT IS TO CHANGE

THE MAJORITY PARTY IN THE - -r HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOW MANY HERE REMEMBER

THE DAY JANUARY 5, 1955?

WELL, THAT WAS THE LAST DAY

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A REPUBLICAN SERVED AS

SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE. AND I

THINK 40 STRAIGHT YEARS OF A

DEMOCRAT MAJORITY IS LONG

ENOUGH.

I HAD A CHANCE THIS WEEK

TO MEET WITH OUR

OUTSTANDING REPUBLICAN

GOVERNORS. AND NO DOUBT a ... ----~~ • ABOUT IT, SOME OF THE

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REPUBLICAN PARTY'S

BRIGHTEST LIGHTS ARE

SERVING AS GOVERNORS. l'M

TOLD THAT SEVEN GOVERNORS

JOIN US THIS EVENING, AND l'D

LIKE TO ASK THEM TO STAND TO

BE RECOGNIZED. (APPLAUSE)

WE ARE ALSO JOINED THIS

EVENING BY 11 FIRST DAUGHTER 11

AND FORMER CO-CHAIR OF THE

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RNC, MAUREEN REAGAN. 5 ._.wa_ su 4 WELCOME, MAUREEN.

AND I KNOW EVERYONE

HERE WAS SADDENED THIS

MORNING TO LEARN OF THE

PASSING OF FORMER RNC CO-

CHAIR BETTY HEITMAN, AND

JOIN ME IN EXTENDING OUR

SYMPATHIES TO HER FAMILY.

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FINALLY, THERE ARE ALSO A

NUMBER OF FORMER CABINET

SECRETARIES AND OTHERS

WHO WERE AN IMPORTANT

PART OF THE REAGAN-BUSH

REVOLUTION ... PEOPLE LIKE

HOWARD BAKER, JIM BAKER,

CAP WEINBERGER, JEANE

KIRKPATRICK... AND ELIZABETH

DOLE.

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WOULD ALL FORMER

CABINET SECRETARIES PLEASE

STAND . .

IF THERE'S ANYBODY I

MISSED, THEN PLEASE YOU CAN

STAND, TOO.

AGAIN, MY THANKS TO ALL

FOR JOINING IN CELEBRATING

PRESIDENT REAGAN'S

BIRTHDAY.

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7:00 p.m. Off-Stage announcement inviting guests to take their seats.

All Gala guests are seated for dinner in the Great Hall.

Head Table guests are positioned back stage.

7:05 p.m. Lights dim and orchestra concludes playing in the Great Hall.

Off-Stage announcement that the program is beginning.

Off-Stage announcement of Head Table guests.

Head Table guests enter stage right, move to assigned chairs and remain standing.

7:10 p.m. Off-Stage announcement of Chairman Haley Barbour, Co-Chairman Jeanie Austin, Finance Chairman John Moran and Gala Chairman Heinz Prechter.

Chairman Barbour proceeds to podium while all Head Table guests remain standing.

7:11 p.m. Chairman Barbour welcomes guests and introduces Lady Margaret Thatcher and Sir Denis Thatcher. They enter from stage right through the East Hall, wave to East Hall guests and move to their chairs.

7:13 p.m. Chairman Barbour introduces President and Mrs. Reagan. They enter from stage right through the East Hall, wave to East Hall guests, move to Head Table to greet guests, proceed back to the podium joined by the Thatchers and walk to center stage in front of podium. Chairman Barbour moves to his seat and remains standing.

After applause, the Reagans and the Thatchers return to Head Table and take seats with the assistance of Chairman Barbour. All Head Table guests take seats.

7:16 p.m. Chairman Barbour returns to podium, gives welcoming remarks and introduces Gala Chairman Heinz Prechter.

7:17p.m. Mr. Prechter gives opening remarks.

Mr. Prechter introduces RNC Co-Chairman Jeanie Austin to give dinner invocation.

7:20 p.m. Mrs. Austin delivers dinner invocation and returns to seat.

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7:21 p.m. Chairman Barbour returns to podium and introduces House Republican Leader Bob Michel and the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Color Guard.

Color Guard enters stage right via buffer area and proceed up runway stairs for split center stage position in front of podium. Colors are presented.

Congressman Michel leads guests in the Pledge of Allegiance from podium.

7:23 p.m. Orchestra plays the National Anthem of the United Kingdom.

7:24 p.m. Chairman Barbour introduces Mr. Seung Won Choi.

Mr. Seung Won Choi sings the National Anthem from the podium.

Color Guard departs stage right.

7:27 p.m. Mr. Prechter thanks Mr. Choi and introduces Keynote Speaker Lady Margaret Thatcher.

7:29 p.m. Lady Thatcher gives Keynote Address.

7:55 p.m. Lady Thatcher concludes address.

7:57 p.m. Lady Thatcher introduces President Ronald Reagan.

7:59 p.m. President Reagan gives remarks

8:20 p.m. President Reagan concludes remarks. Chairman Barbour escorts President Reagan to his seat, returns to podium and announces that the first course will be served.

Orchestra plays dinner music.

First course is served.

8:45 p.m. First course is cleared. Entree is served.

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9:00 p.m. Orchestra halts.

Off-Stage announcement of Chairman Barbour.

Chairman Barbour gives brief acknowledgments and introduces Senator Dole.

Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole proceeds to podium and recognizes VIP Guests and gives brief remarks.

Orchestra resumes playing dinner music.

9:15 p.m. Entree is cleared.

Off-Stage announcement of Senator Howard Baker.

Senator Baker gives brief remarks, invites the Reagans to the birthday cake, and invites Congressman Michel to podium to lead guests in singing "Happy Birthday."

Senator Baker escorts the Reagans to center stage in front of the podium.

President Reagan's birthday cake is brought to center stage via stage left.

9:17p.m. Ballyhoo lights begin.

Guests sing "Happy Birthday," led by Congressman Michel.

The Reagans blow out the birthday candles.

During "Happy Birthday," waiters present and serve cake and champagne at guest tables.

Senator Baker escorts the Reagans back to their seats after singing.

9:20 p.m. Chairman Barbour returns to podium to introduce the Boy's Choir of Harlem.

9:30 p.m. Choir concludes.

Off-Stage announcement of RNC Finance Chairman John Moran.

Mr. Moran is positioned at podium and introduces Top Fundraiser, Mrs. Nancy Brinker, to give Toast.

Mrs. Brinker gives Toast.

9:32 p.m. At conclusion of Toast, lights dim and "The Reagan Years" video begins.

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9:42 p.m. Video concludes.

Off-Stage announcement of Chairman Barbour.

Chairman Barbour is positioned at podium, gives closing remarks, thanks the Thatchers and the Reagans and asks guests to sing "God Bless America."

9:43 p.m. Chairman Barbour assists President and Mrs. Reagan to center stage in front of podium with for photo.

At beginning of song, balloon and confetti drop begins.

At the beginning of the second verse of "God Bless America," Chairman Barbour assists Lady Thatcher and Sir Denis in joining the Reagans at center stage and returns to his seat and remains standing.

At the conclusion of the song, Chairman Barbour assists the Reagans and the Thatchers back to their chairs so they can say good-bye to Head Table guests.

9:48 p.m. Chairman Barbour escorts the Reagans and Thatcher stage left for departure. They move to the West Hall, wave to guests and depart the Great Hall.

Orchestra continues to play exit music.

Gala concludes.

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