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FINAL 1/7/944 CONTACT: Jo-Anne Coe 202/408-5105 (0) 202/40B-5117 (FAX) 703/845-1714 (H)
WEATHER: o.c.: Clearing, 40° 1 s, Gusting winds. Buffalo: Light snow ending; no visibility problems. High 19°, Low 4° Winds: East ll mph, gusting to 20
SENATOR POLE SCHEDULE -- SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1994
4:00 PM Lv. residence
4:15 PM Ar. Washington National Airport signature Flight Support 703/419-8440 4:20 PM Lv. Washington AIRCRAFT: Lear 35 {charter) TAIL NO.: N 600 DT
PILOT: Chris McKinney CO-PILOT: Don Noble MANIFEST: Senator Dole Nelson Rockefeller
FLIGHT TIME: 1 hr 12 mins CONTACT: Daniel Flynn 201/462-4100 (0) 201/462-4108 {FAX) 5:32 PM Ar. Buffalo, New York Prior Aviation 716/633-1000
MET BY: senator Alfonse D'Amato Assemblyman/Erie Co. GOP Chair Tom Reynolds Tony Gioia, Erie co. GOP Treasurer "Reg" Newman, Buffalo businessman CONTACT: Tony Gioia 716/876-1555 (0)
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PAGE 'l'WO 5:35 PM Lv. Prior Aviation DRIVE TlME: 15 minutes
5:50 PM Ar. Buffalo Tennis and Squash Club Bill Tusillaro, Club Manager 716/884-6048
5:50 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK - ERIE COUNTY REPUBLICAN 6:50 PM LEADERSHIP COUNCIL (RLC) (Event runs 5:30-7:00) CROWD SIZE 50-60 (Annual donors of $2,500-$5,000)
FORMAT: Informal mix and mingle Photo Op EVENT CHAIRS: Tom Reynolds, Erie County GOP Chairman Tony Gioia, Erie County GOP Treasurer Reginald "Reg" Newman, RLC Chairman
PROGRAM: Intro of Senator Dole - Tom Reynolds INFORMAL REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE
CONTACT: Tom Reynolds 518/455-5741 (Assembly ofc.) 716/856-8700 (GOP ofc.) 716/852-6384 (Buffalo ofc.) 716/861-0328 (Car) 6:50 PM- INTERVIEW WITH BOB MCCARTHY, 7:00 PM POLITICAL REPORTER, BUFFALO NEWS
7:00 PM- PRESS CONFERENCE WITH BUFFALO MEDIA 7:15 PM
7:15 PM Lv. Tennis and Squash Club
DRIVE TIME: 5-10 minutes 7:25 PM Ar. Connecticut Street Armory 716/887-2100
7:25 PM ATTEND/SPEAK - ROSWELL PARK ALLlANCE FOUNDATION 8:45 PM ANNUAL AWARDS DINNER (In progress from 5:30 cocktails/carnival games)
ATTIRE: Black Tie
CROWD SIZE: 900
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CONTACT: Donna Gioia 716/876-1744 (0) 716/867-9531 (Portable phone) Pamela Jacobs 716/876-4441 Debra Park 716/845-4369 TICKET PRICES: $5000 - Grand Patron $2500 - Patron $1500 - sponsor $ 250 - Program Page Sponsor $ 125 - Guest PRESS: OPEN DINNER CHAIRMEN: Trudy A. Mollenberg Mary Ellen Rashman
HEAD TABLE: NO Senator Dole will be seated at table with: Dr. Thomas B. Tomasi, President & CEO, Roswell Park Cancer Institute Ms. Barbara Betzhold, Dr. Tomasi's Fiancee Senator Alfonse D'Amato Anthony Gioia, President, Gioia Management, Inc., Erie County GOP Treasurer Chairman, Bd. of Directors, Children's Hosp. Mrs. Donna Gioia, Wife of Anthony Gioia, and Co-founder of the Roswell Alliance Congressman John LaFalce Mrs. Pat LaFalce Mr. Joseph Ruffolo, President, Children's Hospital of Buffalo Mrs. Theresa Ruffolo Nelson Rockefeller PROGRAM:
5:30 PM- Reception and Carnival Games 7:45 PM
7:45 PM Bars close
PROCEED TO DOWNSTAIRS DINING ROOM
VIP'S escorted backstage
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PAGE FOUR PF.OGRAM (CONTINUED):
7:55 PM Welcome - John Murphy, Emcee
7:57 PM 11 God Bless America" - Marie Crabbe 8:00 PM- Processional of Celebrities 8:10 PM
8:10 PM- PRESENTATION OF GILDA RADNER COURAGE 8:15 PM AWARD TO SENATOR DOLE - Dr. Steven Fiver, Director of Gilda Radner Institute, and Mrs. Donna Gioia
Introduction of Dr. T. Ming Chu, Developer of PSA Test
PHOTO OP - SENATOR DOLE & DR. CHU B:15 PM- ACCEPTANCE SPEECH - SENATOR DOLE 8;25 PM
8:27 PM- Volunteer Salute - Or. Thomas Tomasi, S: 30 PM Director, Roswell Park Cancer Inst.
8:32 PM Dinner is Served
(Senator Dole departs, other awards presented after meal service) S:45 PM Lv. Connecticut Street Armory
9:05 PM Ar. Prior Aviation 716/633-1000
9:10 PM Lv. Buffalo FLIGHT TIME: l hour
MEAL SERVICE: Sandwiches and Fruit Tray
10:10 PM Ar. Washington National Airport Signature Flight Support 703/419-8440 MET BY: Wilbert
PROCEED TO PRIVATE
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SENATOR DOLE'S SPEECH TO ROSWELL PARK ALLIANCE JANUARY 8, 1993
THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IT
IS A TRUE PRIVILEGE TO BE
GIVEN THIS AWARD THIS
EVENING. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO DR.
CHU FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL
WORK HE HAS DONE FOR
1
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CANCER RESEARCH. MANY OF
YOU KNOW THAT I CREDIT THE
P.S.A. TEST FOR SAVING MY LIFE
-- AND, INDEED, IN MY CASE, I
BELIEVE MY PROSTATE CANCER
WOULD HAVE GONE
UNDETECTED FOR A LOT
LONGER IF IT HAD NOT BEEN
FOR THE EARLY DETECTION
THAT WAS MADE POSSIBLE BY
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THE P.S.A. TEST. SO, I AM VERY
THANKFUL TO DR. CHU FOR HIS
DISCOVERY OF THE THIS TEST.
I KNOW THAT MANY OF YOU
IN THE AUDIENCE TONIGHT ARE
ALSO DOCTORS, SO I WOULD
ALSO LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR
YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS TO
CANCER RESEARCH. I CANNOT
3
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HELP BUT THINK THAT IF
HISTORY HAD TURNED OUT A
LITTLE DIFFERENTLY, I MIGHT
HAVE BEEN A DOCTOR AS WELL.
MY FIRST JOB IN RUSSELL,
KANSAS WAS WORKING AT
DAWSON'S DRUG STORE,
WHERE I SPENT QUITE A BIT OF
TIME AROUND THE MEDICAL
4
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PROFESSION. I WAS ABLE TO
SEE THE DIFFERENCE THAT
THESE SMALL-TOWN DOCTORS
MADE, AND THE RESPECT IN
WHICH THEY WERE HELD. AND
IT WAS A SHORT STEP FROM
ADMIRING DOCTORS TO
WANTING TO BE ONE.
I WENT TO COLLEGE WITH
5
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THE INTENTION OF GETTING A
MEDICAL DEGREE -- BUT WORLD
WAR II CHANGED THAT -- AND I
SPENT THE YEARS AFTER THE
WAR BEING A PATIENT OF
DOCTORS INSTEAD OF
STUDYING TO BE ONE.
I WILL NEVER FORGET THE
EFFORTS OF ONE VERY SPECIAL
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DOCTOR -- DOCTOR HAMPAR
KELIKIAN -- WHO NOT ONLY
REFUSED TO TAKE A PENNY FOR
THE SEVEN OPERATIONS HE
PERFORMED ON ME -- BUT WHO
ALSO INSTILLED IN ME A
PHILOSOPHY OF MAKING THE
MOST OF WHAT YOU HAVE.
IT IS THIS PHILOSOPHY
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THAT HAS GUIDED ME SINCE I
WAS DIAGNOSED WITH
PROSTATE CANCER. I THOUGHT
THAT IF I TALKED OPENLY AND
PUBLICLY ABOUT PROSTATE
CANCER, THEN WE COULD CALL
SOME ATTENTION TO THE
IMPORTANCE OF EARLY
DETECTION.
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AND WITH THE SUPPORT OF
SOME OUTSTANDING PEOPLE
FROM KANSAS AND ACROSS
THE COUNTRY, I AM NOW
KNOWN BY SOME AS THE
11 11 PROSTATE PIN-UP BOY •
LET ME JUST END IN THE
SAME WAY I END MOST OF MY
SPEECHES IN THE LAST COUPLE
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OF YEARS -- AND THAT IS BY
TELLING MEN OVER FORTY TO
GET A P.S.A. TEST. I CANNOT
GUARANTEE THAT IT WILL GET
YOU AN AWARD, BUT IT MAY
JUST SAVE YOUR LIFE.
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BRIB COUllTY POLI~ICAL BRIR~IMG
th~n R~puPlicans Erie county should with 100,000 more Democrdts The county seat, be one of the state's Democratic strongholds. county. predominantly Dernocrati.c area of the Buffalo, is the most and its voters population of BU!talo is more than 300,000, The 3 to 1. are registered De~ocrat by better than in the au.burbs, Erie county However, thanks to its strength - County controlled most inajor countywido offices Republicans and Di•trict Attorney - up until F.xecutive, Comptroller, Sheriff with All but the comptroller were ~inoe lost, A few years ago. ot County Executive in the Republicans finally losing the oftioe 1Q87. Republican committee has rn the past three years, tne Erie county 19~1, the party won its first enjoyed a steady rebirth. In in more than .Cour yea.rs with Sharon county-wide contest court Jud9e. Townsend's victory for Erie county Family upset two Oemocratic- that same year, Republican candidat~s In Whittlin9 the Oolftocrats: majority in incurnbent County Le9islators, stands at a scant 9-8 edge. (The legislature now that house to parties late in 1993.) 10-7, after a liberal Republican switched enjoyed even inoi.-e: upsets. Halt\hurg A yell! r 1 ater, Republicans o~nnis Jack Quinn upset current-county Executive supervisor ~tates Congress (that seat hAd Gorski for a seat in the United than Congressman Henry Nowak) in a better belon9ed to now-retired ~ ~reat doal of district. Quinn has since earned 2-1 Democratic and, accordinq to Roll Call, raap~ct for his work in Congress, the seventh in the list or seats tarqeted by wQnt from first to (Quinn will be in Democratic National Congressional committee attendance at the event), widely credited that yP-ar, Party Chairman Tom Reynolds was Also with helpin9 to crAft New York by Democrat~ and Republicans alike Reapportionment. congress.ni.a.n Bill Paxon otatQ'a Congressional re~ap, but his as a prime tarqet in a Congressional wac pQrceived chairman or the NRCC seat was ~aved. Paxon has since become (Paxon will b~ in attendance at the event). heavily Sen. Alfonse M. D'Am.ato virtually split Again in 1992, - a key to his successful Democr~tio Erie County ~1th Bob Abrams re-election bid. contest; the year, Republicans won the county's marquee Thi~ pnst Buffalo businesswoman Nancy r~ce for Erie County Comptroller. in attendance at the event), won a large, Ndplee (who will be despite the upset victory over her l'>Amocratic challenqer, and running without Conservative party enrollment disadvanta9e candidates to run with more suppcrt (New York Election Law allows than one! 11\ajor party lin4't).
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~riefia~ - paq• two
Republiccne also won their first City Council seat in 12 ycarG in the Buffalo'e Univer&ity District. Kevin Helfer ia the Republican council member.
The party also won a second, county-wide race in Jan Rol!Sa.' e bid for Family Court (she will be in attend~nce at the event). After <.:russ-riling in the Democratic primary, she won the Democratic prlwary and her own Republican primary. Next ye.o.r, ?;rie County is expected to be a major battle ground in the gubern~torial race. Like Sen. D'Amato in 1992, it will be pivotal foe any Republican candidate to split the heavily- Democratic county.
In 199~, Republicans are in a great position to reclaim the orrice or Erie county Executive. IncUllbent De~ocrat Dennis Gorsx1 is considered extremely vulnerable by both sides or the aisle. Party chairman ·rom }(eynolds, who is also a Member ot the New York ~tate Assembly, and the Assembly's Deputy Minority Leader, has been at the party nelm since March ot 1990. A return to the grassroots, strong candidate recruitment, outstanding tund- raising skills and ongoing party building have been tne hallmarks ot his administrations, and widely credited for the party's recent successes. Tl.LXING POINTS No one can visit Buffalo without mentioning the three-time defending AFC Champion Buffalo Bills. This is a huqe football town, and it looks like we may be headed to another Super Bowl. Many of those in attendance will also be qoing on to the Roswell Park cancer Institute's fund-raiser. Roswell Park is one of the premiere institutes of its kind in the United States, and a recent U.S. News and World Report survey of America's best hospitals, Roswell Park was ranked in the top three percent. Roswell ranked ahead of such world renown facilities as the Cleveland Clinic, Harvard's Massachusetts Hospital, Mount Sinai and the Cornell Medical Center. The city is heavily focused on developing its waterfront, and has made great strides in that area. (A waterfront planning com~ission is stalled, to say it as flatteringly as possible, but looks toward an ambitious revitalization, similar to that experienced in Baltimore). Buffalo is also home to the National Hockey Leaquets Buffalo Sabres, who are currently plannir.q construction of a new facility, the Crossroads Arena . Similarly, Pilot Field, home to the Triple-A baseball Buffalo Bisons won hiqh marks for its construction in 1989, and is often referred to as the Jewel of Downtown Buffalo.
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December 23, 1993
TO: Senator Dole
FROM: Vicki {~ RE: Acceptance Speech for Award
You are scheduled to receive the Gilda Radner Courage Award at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute on the evening of January 8.
The audience will consist of many doctors as well as business and community leaders, corporate sponsors, their guests and clients.
This is a black tie event, with about 900 guests expected. The purpose is to raise money for cancer research and care. This is the fourth annual dinner -- this year it is a circus theme. During the cocktail hour, the guests can play carnival games or win prizes at various booths.
Following the cocktail hour there will be a formal dinner. It will begin with the National Anthem, followed by a welcome from the Chairwoman of the event, Judy Molenberg. They will then present you with the award. There will be a podium and microphone. They would like you to make brief acceptance remarks. They will then introduce you to Dr. Chu, the developer of the P.S.A. test.
After dinner, two more awards will be given: one to David Campbell, President of Computer Task Group, a Fortune 500 company. He is a volunteer who secured a $241 million bond issue from the State of N.Y. to be used to build a new hospital at Roswell Park in the next four years. This project is called, "Major Modernization". Mr. Campbell will receive the "Inspiration Award".
The second award, the "Hope Award", will be given to Dr. Vern Chapman, a scientist who has done significant work in genetic research for a cancer cure.
Gilda Radner died of ovarian cancer. During her illness, she dedicated herself to educating others on the symptoms of ovarian cancer. She is credited with saving hundreds of lives through this crusade.
The Gilda Radner Courage Award honors an individual who has taken his battle with cancer and has used it to inspire and motivate others. The people at Roswell Park believe that you have been a true inspiration to others and that your efforts to spread the word about early detection have also saved the lives of many.
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PoHtlcat Representatives
St.rtlltor Alfonse D'Amnto
Congre$sman John La1··a1ce Congrer.sman Jack Quinn
Senator Dale Volker Senator Rill St11chowski
Anr.mblyma.u Ai:llu.&r ~vc Auemblyrnwi P11ul ·1·okarz A~~emhlyrtuu; lom Rt:ynolds Assemblymnn Snm Hoyt
Buffalo Mayor Anthony M11&ietlo
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r~OMINE~T CIVIC ~t~OtR~
Mr. Clifford Abrnmals WIVJl-TV CbanneJ 4. Siation Manager Mr. 1. Koith Alford Prc11idcnt 8t CilO AM&A' is !Xpanmeul S~vn::s Mt. Thomas Beecher Chainrum of Board, Buffalo General Hospital, President Beecher Securities Mr. David Clllll.pbeH President, Computer THsk Group Mr. HB.7.a.-d Cwnpb<:ll Prominent Buffalo Family Mr. nob Clll'ill:lhmi Presld~nt, Tops Prlerully Markets Mr. Thoma& Daly President, C.J. Tower lion, Dolores Ocrunan NY State Supreme Cou.n. Appellate Div. Mr_ Michael DeRose Pnmident, DeRose Food Brokers Mr. Victor farley Attorney, Hiscock. & Ba.n;lay Mr. i:'urt Plickingcr WNY Civic Leadei & irnm~Jiate past chairman of the Wodd University OameR held t.h111 p1u;t snnunet in Buffalo Mr, John Prioolander President. Buffalo Geu~n:tl Huspital Mr. Anthony Olohl f'r~:>illc::nt, Oioia Mana;ement Mt-. Ru~rl Olola J>residem, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Mr. William Gise1 Vice President, lntemational Affair&, Rich Products H1111. s~nnuel Green Judge in ApJMttlate Division Mr. Chri11tupher Oreene Partner. Dilllon & Morey I>r .. Lal'ty Jacob~ Renowned AutJtortty on Multiple Sclerosis Mr. Brittn Keating President. Marine Midland Bank Mt·. Sc:ymuur Knox., III Owner, Buffalo Sabres, NHL Team Mr. H1rben Ladd& ChntrmM, Columbus-McKinnon Manutacturins
Mr. Oen&hl Lippes Partner, Llppes 1 Kaminsky Mr. ~tanrord Lipsey Publisher & President, Buffalo News Mr. Jeffrey Mllrsh President. We!!:twood Squihh Phamuu:.~utical~ Mr. Nino Nanula Chairman, Tops Friendly Markots Ms. N1m\;y N~vl~t1 Eric: Cuunty CompU'Oller Dr. James Nu Ian Chiil:rnum, Dept. of Me Page 19 of 48 BOB DOLE This documentID:202-408-5117 is from the collections at the Dole Archives,JAN University 07'94 of Kansas 14:06 No.004 P.08 http://dolearchives.ku.edu Rm1wen llcpreaentativc• Sc:f enttOc Staff Dr. Mlliicn Assooiatc Dircc;tor, Sponsmt:u Prv~nuns Chnirperson1 Experimental Therapeutics Dr. Chaptt11m Chairpenon.1 Molecular & Cellul~r liiology Dr. Show£ Chairperson, Human G~netks Dr. Chu Chairperson, Diagnosti~ Iuuuw1ology1 Resear\:h & Biochemistry Clinical StfJff Dr. Piver Chairperson, Gynocof Qg.ic Oncology Dr. Bracher Chnil-pcuon, P.:willrii;s Dr. Bloomfield Chaity)CrMln. Medicine Dr. Lemw Chairperson, Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Dr. Rrnoks Cha.irrQrson, Pathology Dr. Huben Chairperson, Umloe,ic On~ulo"ry Dr. Petrelli Dr. Greenberg Chairperson, Nenrofow Dr. Shin Chairpcr~on, Rfldiation Medicine Pr. Edge DeplU'tment of SW'gical Oncology Chief of Breast Surge1y Or. Oseroff Chairper~nn, nennatoloS}' Dr. Tomasi Pre1ide1\t lk CEO Page 20 of 48 BOB DOLE This documentID:202-408-5117 is from the collections at the Dole Archives,JAN University 07'94 of Kansas 14:06 No.004 P.09 . http://dolearchives.ku.edu All Star Niqht '94 Remarks for nr. l:>i vr.r ~nct Donna Gioia Dr. :tJivar: IT IS 11'1lEED A PI"EASlJRE TO PRESENT THE THIRD ANNUAL GILDA RADNER COURAGE AWARD THIS EVENING. THE AWARD IS NAMED FOR A WOMAN WHO WAGED A COURAGEOUS PlJRI..,J,C BATTLE WITH CANCER, AND TN T>OING SO, HEIGHTENED AWARENESS ABC"ltJT THE DISEASE. SHR TOOK A VF.RY PERSONAL MATTRR, LIKE HER CANCER, AND AI.il .. OWKll PEOPI... E TO J,,RARN FROM IT. AND BECAlJSE SHE DID, THOlTSANDS OF WOMEN ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN PROMP'fED TO SEEK EARLY MEDICAL INTERVENTION FOR GYNECOLOGIC CANCER AND HAVE ADDED 'fHEIR NAMES TO THE GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON THE GILDA RADNER FAMILIAL OVARIAN REGISTRY, HOUSED AT ROSWELL PARK, GENE \VILDER CAME TO UNDERSTAND HOW COURAGEOUS lllS WIFE WAS AND HONORED HER MEMORY BY ALSO SPEAKING OUT, "TO PREVENT MORE GILDA'S FROM DEVELOPING TllE SILENT KII""LER, KNOWN AS OVARIAN CANCER." 1 Page 21 of 48 This documentI D: 202 is from- 408 the collections- 51 17 at the Dole Archives,J RNUniversity 07'94 of Kansas 14: 07 No . 004 P.1 0 BOB DOLE http://dolearchives.ku.edu Dlt.. PIVIR CONT'D IIE ONCE SAID, ''I USED TO THINK rrIIAT GTT1DA WAS THE BIGGEST HABY IN TH.E WORLD. !1;VKN AFTER SHR GOT CANCER, I TIIOUGHT SIIF.. 'WAS A RABY. THREE WEEKS BEFORE SHE DIED, WllRN SITE WILLED HERSELF OUT OF BED TO RECORD 'rHE AUDIOCASSETTES OF HER BOOK, IT'S ~l.,WAYS SOMETHING, THE THOlJGHT OCClTRRED TO ME, FOR THE FIRS'l' TIME, THAT SHE MIGHT nm. SIIE DIED ON MAY 20, 1989. SOMETIME IN JUNE - I FORGET THE EXACT DATE .. BUT IT WAS WARM AND SUNNY AND THE FLOWERS WERE IN FULL BLOOM .. I REALIZED TllAT SIIE WAS THE BRAVEST WOMAN I HAD EVER KNOWN." 2 Page 22 of 48 BOB DOLE This documentID : 202 is from- 408-511 the collections7 at the Dole Archives,JAN University 07'94 of Kansas 14 : 07 No.004 P . 11 . . http://dolearchives.ku.edu DONNA GIOIA : TODAY WE ARE IIONORING A MAN WIIO, THROlJCHOlJT HIS LIFE, HAS DEMONSl,RATED EXCEPTIONAL PERSONAL COURAGE, DE IT IN THE POLITICAL ARENA OR ON THE BATTLEFIELD~ DURING WORLD WAR 11, SENATOR DOI,,R SERVED AS A PLATOON LEADER AND REGRE TT ABLY LOS'f USE 014~ HIS RIGHT ARM WHEN IT WAS SHArrl"'ERED BY SHRAPNEL. HE SUBSEQlJENTLY WAS AWARDED TWO BRONZE STARS WITH 1·wo CLUSTERS FOR HIS BATTLEFIELD EXPERIENCES. MORE RECENTLY, l'H~ SENA'"fOR HAS DEMONSTKA'fl£U P~KSUNAL COURAC"iE BY HIS ·wlLLINGN.KSS 'l'U DISCUSS H.lS PROST A'l'E CANCER, A TOPIC 'fHAl. PREVIOUSLY GENERATED LITTLE DISCUSSION BY MEN IN GENERAL, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF HIS STATURE. IF FACT, SINCE HIS CANCER WAS DETECTED IN 1991, SENATOR DOLE HAS WAGED A PERSONAL CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER AND THE BENEFIT OF EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT, 3 Page 23 of 48 BOB DOLE This documentI D: 202 is from- 408-51 the collections17 at the Dole Archives,JAN University 07 of' 94Kansas 14: 08 No . 004 P.1 2 . http://dolearchives.ku.edu DONNA GIOIA CONT'D SENATOR DOLE, BECAUSE Y<1U, LIK~: GILDA RADNEK, HAU Tll~: (;(HJRAGE TO ALLO.\\' OTHl1~RS TCl LRARN FROM YOUR PEKSONAL EXPERIENCE, AND RECAlJSE YOUR C>PENNRSS HAS ROTH INSPIRED AND SE'f AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHRR CANCER VICTIMS IN THIS COlJNTRY, IT IS OUR GREAT PLRASlJRE TO PRESENT y·ol.T WITH THE GILI>A RADNER COURAGE AW ARD. Senator Dole accepts award froin Dr. Pivo.r. Applnu:se. Donnn rcmuin:i tt.l the podium. Di. Pl"~' u~pan). Scnalur Duk puls llm awartl c,m the p<>Utum. SENATOR DOLE, BEFORE WE PROCEED, I WANT TO PUBLICLY THANK YOUR COLJ_,EAGlTR AND OlJR GOOD FRTENfl S~~NATOR AL D' AMATO 14""'0R INTRODUCING YOU TO ROSWELL PARK AND FOR HELPING TIIE ALLIANCE ..ro ARRANGE FOR YOUR VISIT THIS EVENING. SENATOR n•AMATO, YOUR CONTINUED INTEREST IN ROSWELL PARK AND WESTERN NEW YORK IN GENERAL IS MUCH APPRECIATF;D. PLEASE WOULD YOU STAND AND BE RECOGNIZED. 4 Page 24 of 48 BOB DOLE This documentID :202-40 is from the 8-collections 51 17 at the Dole Archives,JA UniversityN 07'94 of Kansas 14: 08 No . 00 4 P .1 3 http://dolearchives.ku.edu DONNA OXOlA CONT'D SENATOR DOLE, Y D1-. Chu .;u. .1.J.vi:1;1 vn ~l.~l'tt, dud sha:k.tsl:l Stm~tor Dole•• lett. he.ml. Doth men poiso for pres:; photoq:nlphei:-s ant;\ excll~O\Jt.I cs !•w wuHlb. Pi:: . Cl11.1 l~~v~!j t.he t:i-t.t\9• wlth Donna Gioia e.nc:t 8Hms tur t>ole goeG ~ . Q t.tis miXe tor a 10 ro i nute speech. nerore senator Dole ieav~~ for the airport, he W1!! proba~ly need to pose again witn or. cnu tor pnoto9raphars. s Page 25 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas S~C\\~~ ~t.\'t?.wardhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu Sakd~ .--:ra:,LW"~ ~ ,...- loUM.~c.t\ C.Ur ~ t.t..t \\rmoc-~ ( r- \ - L()l.A'-' t.cl'''-" t• l'..o.\Q. .. .._ itt~&"t"~ ROSWEL ~ t- l f; ;\ l~ .: ~u.~~"'\ o, {\uu~c-L ~ 1 ~)~\fti t • ·'· ~ ' 'T • ( •1 l' October 20, 1993 Senator Robert Dole Senate Office Building Washington, D .C. 20510 Dear Senator Dole: The Roswell Park Alliance is a group of volunteers which has pledged support to one of the nation's oldest and most respected leaders in the field of cancer research -- Roswell Park Cancer Institute. The Alliance is in the process of planning its fourth annual black tie benefit to raise crucial dollars for cancer research and care. This year, All Star Night '94 will be held at the Connecticut Street Armory on January 8, 1994. This year's event will have a circus theme, and 900 guests will play carnival games with a chance of winning exciting prizes. Professional sports celebrities from the Buffalo Bills, Sabres and Bisons will be featured as "barkers" in the booths encouraging guests to play the wide assortment of carnival games. As part of the evening program, we honor an exce tional individual who has made a difference through his courage an given hope to cancer patients. We are hoping that you will be able to be present at this event to accept this award. tf.\. the Gilda Radner Courage Award. We have enclosed the description of the award named for a courageous woman. In the past two years, since its inception, the two previous award recipients were Jeff Banister, the pitcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates, and Jeff Blatnick, sportscaster and 1984 Gold Medal winner at the Summer Olympics . ... 1, ., .. We think it especially appropriate that you receive this Roswell Park Instil!JJe r r L..., ~ .... :J credited PSA forsavillg-yOill life.-Since PSA was L • r:;·'. ~/ ~- ~e Award, since you have developed at Roswell by Dr. T. Ming Chu and since Roswell is the world's first cancer research and treatment center, you might even wish to meet Dr. Chu Jy t.~.c --:-'.;erg and tour the Institute. 1 1v'i1r-· . ' y·d;:: .1 ..... l~t-''1 ;-: .t' ~ j\/ We are hopeful that you will be able to attend our January 8, 1994, Black Tie additional information, you may ' r \ O;~~-- .. Gala. If you have any questions or require rt ...:.'l He .·.~ 1 1: either contact me at 716-876-1744 or Linda Kahn at Roswell Park at 716-845- •,1 v 'Ou P. '"'')\.\/~-r, 7606. Institute Director Thank you for considering our request. We appreciate your generosity. ·~ ') P D Sincerely yours, £Js1unaJ n~ ) . Cflo-1a__) Donna M. Gioia Co-chairman. Roswell Park Alliance Elm & Car!ton S1reets • ~~'' ,,r '·Je: .-, ·· J · i 4?63·0C'C.1l • : ~ i ~) 8~5-4.14.1 t\ / A National Cancer lnst1t,;te-1cesignated Comprehens11'e Cancer Cer:er Page 26 of 48 ,, '?~ il'l 'L. h,.. '-"' · , -t-ho . . · This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu TO: Senator Dole FR: Kerry RE: Republican Leadership Council of Western New York Buffalo New York Saturday, January 8 *You are scheduled to make brief informal remarks before about 50 $2,500-$5,000 donors to the GOP. *In your remarks you should thank New York Assemblyman Tom Reynolds who is the local GOP Chair, and businessman Tony Gioia (pronounded Joy-a), who is hosting the event. *You may also want to make a mention of the Buffalo Bills, who are in the NFL playoffs, trying to get to their fourth straight Super Bowl. (They lost the last three.) Perhaps something like: *I know I might get into trouble here for saying this, but Buffalo-native Tim Russert, host of "Meet the Press," and I made a little bet on last year's Super Bowl. If the Bills won, Russert was going to interview me in Buffalo. And if the Cowboys won, he had to come to my home town of Russell, Kansas. I'm still waiting. Maybe we'll go double or nothing this year. *I have a feeling that this may be the year for the Bills. After all, the Democrats finally won the "Super Bowl" after losing three presidential elections in a row. So it just might be the Bill's turn. One big difference is that if the Bills win, they may raise ticket prices, but they can't raise your taxes. Page 27 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu New York Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) Alfonse M. D' Amato (R) 1. George J. Hochbrueckner (D) 2. Rick A. Lazio (R) I 3. Peter T. King (R) , I 4. David A. Levy (R) 5. Gary L. Ackerman (D) 6. Floyd H. Flake (D) 7. Thomas J. Manton (D) 8. Jerrold Nadler (D) 9. Charles E. Schumer (D) 10. Edolphus Towns (D) 11. Major R. Owens (D) 12. Nydia M . Velazquez (D) 13. Susan Molinari (R) 14 . Carolyn B. Maloney (D) 15. Charles B. Rangel (D) 16. Jose E. Serrano (D) 17. Eliot L. Engel (D) 18. Nita M. Lowey (D) 19. Hamilton Fish Jr . (R) 20. Benjamin A. Gilman (R) 21 . Michael R. McNulty (D) 22. Gerald B.H. Solomon (R) ALLEGANY CATIARAUGUS STEUBEN 23. Sherwood Boehlert (R) McHugh (R) Olean 0 24. John M. 25. James T. Walsh (R) 26. Maurice D. Hinchey (D) 27. Bill Paxon (R) 28. Louise M . Slaughter (D) 29. John J. LaFalce (D) 30. Jack Quinn (R) 31. Amo Houghton (R) BRONX Brookho·on Distric ts 3-18 I Islip New York City Area OUEENS Page 28 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas Jan. 7 '34 11:32 http://dolearchives.ku.edu P. 2 II I TO: Tom Reynolds FROM: Jennifer: Lee DATE1 1/7/ 94 REs Dole Function ···············*···~········••*****~*****•********************••• Mario Alaimo Starr Charles Banta William Bearss Malcolm Dernett Mr. & Mrs. William Bi~sett Michael Brady S'l'Al''.1'' Mary Brosnahon Jerry Bucheit Frank & Rosalie Ciminelli James Cosentino Michael DeRose Burt & Mary Flickin9er Dick GArman Donald &t Debo.t·c.t Gernatt Tony & Donn11 Gioia Host 't.J. Gioia ~arl & Donna Henry Michael & Vicki Hook (For Congressman Bill Paxon) Lawrence & Pam Jacobs Luiz Kahl William Kane Seymour ' Jean Knox Bill Lawley Jennifer Lee STAFF ~atrick ~ Sidney Lee .t3rian Lipke Jerry Lippes victor Martucci Joel & Rosaleen Maten Hon. Nancy Naples ( Erie County Controller) NYS Assemblyman Charlie Nesbitt Thomas O'Neill earl Paladino Dick & Karen Penfold N~S Senator Mary Lou Rath John Redman staff Tom & Donna Reynolds CHAIRMAN Hon. Jan Rosa (Family Court Judqe) & Ray Stapell Mr . & Mrs . Raymond Thompson Congressman Jack & Mary Beth Quinn Carmen Vacco Dennis vacco Ralph & Sally Vastola STAFF NYS Assemblyman Dale Volker Page 29 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 00.3 01/06, 94 17: 13 http://dolearchives.ku.eduROS.JE'....L F':::iR'< ';: I SCRL ROMI I ~ \ All Star Night January 8. 1994 ~:00-~:30 p.m. VIP Rrceptio1l fur $5000 sponsors, c.clcbriti~:s llllli !jelected guests 5:J0-7:4S p.m. Cocktail party with <.:amival games manned by celebrity barkers 7:45 p.m. Upstairs bars closed Gueistis moved inlu uvwu::it.W.r~ Dining Room Celebrities brought bftckstage 7:5~ p.m. Welcom~ John Murphy, Ma~ter of Cer~monie& 7:57 p.m. God Bless America Rendition by Marie M. Crabbe 8:00-8: 10 p.m. Celebrity Proceuional 8: I 0-8: 15 p.1tt, The Gilda Ritdncr Cour1t2e Award Presented by M. Steven Piver, M.D. & Donna Gioia 8:15-11:2~ p.m. Acceptance Speech Senator Roben Dole 8:27-8:30 p.m. Volunteer Salute Thomas B. Tomasi, M .D., President& CEO Roswell Park Cancer Institute 8:32 p.m. Dinner 9:30-9:40 p.m. A Cure for Canctr is in the Cards - Video 9:•0-9:43 p.m. Annual Alliance Awards The Thomas D. Tomasi Hope Award pr~sented by G~rul 9:43-9:46 p.m The Katherine Anne Gioia Inspiration Award Anne & Richard Gioia 9:46 p.m. Circus Prize Drawings New York, N~v York Jupiter, rlorida Maui, Hawaii Crui:.io to Bermuda. St Thomas Lash Kattie Page 30 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 17 : 23 http://dolearchives.ku.edu Seated with Senator Di.le and Nelson Rockefeller, Jr. Dr. Thomas B. TomMi President & CFO Ro5well P11rk Cancer Imtitutc Ms . Barbara 13etzho1d Fia.ncc of Dr. Tomasi Senator Alfonse D'Amato U.S. Senati;; Mr. Anthony Gioia President, Gioia Management Inc. Treasurer, LocAl Rcpublii;au Pai ly Chainn~n, Board of Directors, Children's Hospital of Buffalo Mr~. Donno Gioia Wife of Anthony Gioia Co-founder of the Roswell A11i1mce Congressmo.nJohn LaFalcc Mrs. Pat LaFnlce Wife of C(')ngressmau LaFalce Mr. Joseph Ruffolo President, Children's Hospital of tiuttalo Mrs. TheresR Ruffolo Wife of Joseph Ruffolo Page 31 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 81 / 0f'./34 17: 24 http://dolearchives.ku.edu Political Representatives Senator Alfonse D'Amato Congressman John Lal'alcc Congre!;sman Jack Quinn Senator Dale Volker Senator 8111 Stachowski Assemblyman t\i-lhw· Cvc Assemblyman Paul 'l'okarz A:'semhlyman Tom Re:ynolcis Assembl)mnn Snm Hoyt Buffalo Mayor Anthony Masiello Page 32 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 1'7 : =:4 http://dolearchives.ku.edu ~111 PROMINE ~ T C IV I C LC~OCRS Mr. Clifford Abrnmals WNB-TV Channel 4, Station Manager Mr. 1. Keith Alford Pre!!idcnt & CEO AM&A's !Xparumatl SLurt~s Mr. Thomas Beecher Chairman of Board, Buffalo General Hospital, President Beecher Securities Mr. David CampbeH President, Computer Task Group Mr. Ha1.ard Campbell Prominent Buffalo Family Mr. Dob c~:si.t:lhmi Prcsidem, Tops Prlenclly Markets Mr. Thomas Daly President, CJ. Tower Hon. Dolores Denman NY State Supreme Court, Appellate Div . Mr. Michael DeRose Prt=sident, DeRose Food Brokers Mr. Victor Farley Attorney, Hiscock & Barclay Mr. 8urt l'lickinger WNY Civic Leader & imrueuiate past chainnan of the World University Carnes held rhi" pa:i;t sununer in Buffalo Mr. John Priedlander President, Buffalo General Hospital Mr. Anthony Gioia Pn;:sidcnt, Gioia Managemelll Mr. Ru~rl Gioia President, Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Mr. William Giset Vice President, International Affairs. Rieb Products H1111 . Sc.muel Green Judge in Appellate Division Mr. Christopher Greene Partner, Damon & Morey Dr.. Larry Jacobs Renowned Autnortty on Multiple Sclerosis Mr. Brian Keating Presia.em. Mari.De Midland Bank Mr. &:ymour Knox, III Owner, Burralo Sabres, NHL Team Mr. Herbert Ladds Chninnan, Columbus-McKinnon Manutacturing Mr. Gerald Lippes Panner, Lippes, Kaminsky Mr. ~tantbrd Lipsey Publisher & President, Buffalo News Mr. Jeffrey Marsh President, Westwood Squihh Phanm1ceuticals Mr. Nino Nanula Chairman, Tops Friendly Markets Ms. Nti.111.;y Na!' lei; Erie County Comptroller Dr. James Nolan Chairman, Dept. of Medicine, State University of New York at Buffalo Dr. Louis Rkci Preioiuc:nl1 Erie Community College Mr. Victor Rice Chairman, Varity International Mr. Andrew Rudnick .Preskl~nt, Ureater Buffalo Partnership Dr. Jolu1 Wright Chainrum of Pathology. State University of New York at Buffalo School of Medicine Mr. William Zac..:her Owns n number of nursing homes in WNY Page 33 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 17:25 http://dolearchives.ku.edu 0 12 Ro~well Representatives SciemtOc Staff Dr. Mihich Associate Director, Sponsu1cu Prugnuns Chairperson, Experimental Therapeutics Dr. Chapman Chairperson, Molecular & Cellulur Biology Dr. Shows Chairperson. Human Gcnetil:s Dr. Chu Chairp~rson, Diagnosljc Immw1olugy, Researcll & Biochemistry Clinical Staff Dr. Piver Chairperson, \rynocolo~ic. On(jology Dr. Brecher Chnirpc1·son, P cili i1Lri i;s Dr. Bloomfield Chalrper50n, Medicine Dr. Lemtt Chai.rpt!rson, Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine Dr. Brooks Chairperson, Pnthology Dr. Huben Chairperson. Urnlogic Onl:olob,ry Dr. Petrelli Cha.lrpcT5on, Sufgi\:inl Ouwlugy Dr. Greenberg Chairperson, Nenroloey Dr. Shin Chairperson, R!ldiation Medicine Dr. Edge Department of SW'gicai Oncology Clud uf Breast Surgery Dr. Oseroff Chairperson, Dermatolos'Y Administrutiun Dr. Tomasi President & CEO Page 34 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 01 , a5. 94 1?:22 http://dolearchives.ku.edu 004 All Star Night '94 Rem~rks for nr. Piver and Donna Gioia Dr. Piver: IT IS II'.~EED A PLEASlJRE TO PRESENT THE THIRD ANNUAL GILDA RADNER COURAGE AW ARD THIS EVENING. THE AW ARD IS NAMED FOR A WOMAN WHO WAGED A COURAGEOUS PlJRI.JC BATTLE WITH CANCER, AND TN T>OINC; SO, HEIGHTENED AWARENESS ABfllJT THE DISEASE. SHR TOOK A VRRY PERSONAL MATTER, LIKE HER CANCER, A~"'D ALT~OWEll PEOPI.JE TO T.1RARN FROM IT. AND BECAUSE SHE DID, THOlTSANDS OF WOMEN ACROSS THE COUNTRY HAVE BEEN PROMPTED TO SEEK EARLY MEDICAL INTERVENTION FOR GYNECOLOGIC CANCER AND HAVE ADDED THEIR NAMES TO THE GROWING NUMBER OF PEOPLE ON THE GILDA RADNER FAMILIAL OVARIAN REGISTRY, HOUSED AT ROSWELL PARK. GENE WILDER CAME TO UNDERSTAND HOW COURAGEOUS HIS WIFE WAS AND HONORED HER l\1El\10RY BY ALSO SPEAKING OUT, "TO PREVENT MORE GILDA'S FROM DEVELOPING THE SILENT KILLER, KNOWN AS OVARIAN CANCER. 11 1 Page 35 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 2l85 DR. PIVER CONT'D IIE ONCE SAID, "I USED TO THINK TIIAT GJT,DA WAS THE BIGGEST HABY IN THE WORLD .. 1£V.1£N AFTER SHF. GOT CANCER, I TIIOUGHT SIIE WAS A RAB\T. THREE WEEKS BEFORE SHE DIED, WlIRN SITE \VILLED HERSELF OUT OF BED TO RECORD THE AUDIOCASSETTES OF HER BOOK, IT'S AJ.;WA VS SOMETHING, THE THOlJGHT OCClTRR.ED TO ME, FOR THR FIRS'l' TIME, THAT SHE MIGHT DIE. SIIE DIED ON MAY 20, 1989. SOMETIME IN JUNE - I FORGET THE EXACT DATE - BUT IT WAS WARM AND SUNNY AND THE FLOWERS WERE IN FULL BLOOM - I REALIZED TIIAT SIIE WAS THE BRAVEST WOMAN I HAD EVER KNOWN." 2 Page 36 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.eduRJS',JEl_L PAR r< c- ! SCRL A.DM H ~ 00S DONNA GIOIA : TODAY WE ARE lIONORING A MAN WIIO, THROlJCHOlJT I-IIS LIFE, HAS DE1\10NS1'RATED EXCEPTIONAL PERSONAL COURAGE, DE IT IN THE POLITICAL ARENA OR ON THE BATTLEFIELD. DURING WORLD WAR II, SENATOR DOl.1R SERVED AS A PLATOON LEADER AND REGRETTABLY LOST USE 014, HIS RIGHT ARM WHEN IT WAS SHA1"rERED BY SHRAPNEL. HE SUBSEQlJENTLY WAS AWARDED TWO BRONZE STARS WITH TWO CLUSTERS FOR HIS BATTLEFIELD EXPERIENCES. MORE RECENTLY, lllE . SENATOR HAS DEMONSTRA'f~U P~KSUNAL COURAG·E BY HIS WILLINGNESS 1'0 DISCUSS HIS PROST ATE CANCER, A TOPIC THAT PREVIOUSLY GENERATED LITTLE DISCUSSION BY MEN IN GENERAL, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF HIS STATURE. IF FACT, SINCE HIS CANCER 'VAS DETECTED IN 1991, SENATOR DOLE HAS WAGED A PERSONAL CAMPAIGN TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS ABOUT PROSTATE CANCER AND THE BENEFIT OF EARLY DETECTION AND TREATMENT. 3 Page 37 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.eduROS.JE'__ ,_ =C1P 1< c- I SCRL riC•:1 I ~ ~ DONNA GIOIA CONT'D SRNATOR DOLE, BECAUSE YfHJ, LIKE GILDA RADNEK, HAD TllE C Senator Dole accepts award from Dr. Pivec. Applouse. Donnu rcmu.in:i ill the podium. Di. Pivc;1 dc;pi:Ut:s. Sc;nalur Dull; puts tl!t! awanl on the podlum. SENATOR DOLE, BEFORE WE PROCEED, I WANT TO PUBLICLY THANK YOUR COLl.JEAGlTR AND Olm c.oon FRTENn SF.NATOR AL D'Al\1ATO FOR INTRODUCING YOU TO ROSWELL PARK AND FOR HELPING TIIE ALLIANCE TO ARRANGE FOR YOUR VISIT THIS EVENING. SENATOR D'AMATO, YOUR CONTINUED INTEREST IN ROSWELL PARK AND WESTERN NEW YORK IN GENERAL IS MUCH APPRECIATED. PLEASE WOULD YOU STAND AND BE RECOGNIZED. 4 Page 38 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas 17:23 http://dolearchives.ku.edu 008 DONNA GIOIA CONT'D SENATOR DOLE~ YC)U I-IA VF: OFTRN CREDITED THK PSA (PR Dr. Chu ati.l.vi;:~ v11 ::.La~~, <11ll1 l:iha:k.el:i Senc~tor Dole's lert h Berore senator Dole leaves for the airport, he will probably need ~o pose again witn or. cnu tor pnoto9raphers. 5 Page 39 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu I HOTLINE 1/6/94 *18 NEW YORK: CUOMO'S EXPECTED TO RUN; DOES THAT MEAN HE WON'T? "Offering a blueprint for the state that could well serve as a tidy campaign platform," Gov. Mario Cuomo (D) called for building a "future of hope" by cracking down on crime, cutting taxes and making it "tougher" to go on welfare (Finnegan, N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 1/6). "For years, the State of the State Message was listened to as closely for hints" of cuomo's nat'l ambitions as for the "actual content of the words. This year .•• legislators, lobbyists and reporters simply tried to mine from [the] speech whether he planned to run for a fourth term" (Fisher, N.Y. TIMES, 1/6). N.Y. POST screamer: "Gov sounds like a candidate Ready To Run" (1/6). "Cuomo's speech was a skillful, if somewhat forced, effort to put the state's prostrate economy and high unemployment in as good a light as possible." The speech was a "well-crafted political document confronting the four major concerns -- crime, tax cuts, the economy and welfare -- that ..• are on the minds of New York voters" (Dicker, N.Y. POST, 1/6). MARIO, THE NEW DEMOCRAT? By calling for tax cuts, a "crackdown on crime and a welfare program that emphasizes work," Cuomo, once the "darling of liberal Democrats, sought ••• to outflank the Republicans" (Sack, N.Y. TIMES, 1/6). He "entered a new election season ••• sounding distinctly in tune with his times" (Goldberg, N.Y. NEWSDAY, 1/6). N.Y. DAILY NEWS editorial: "Yes, that was Mario Cuomo delivering his 12th State of the State address •.. without once mentioning the Family of New York •••. For survival purposes, it's surely wiser to be a New Democrat than it is to continue a New Dealer. Second, while the governor's proposals are welcome, each only goes so far -- and that's not far enough" (1/6). Analyst Wm Schneider: "When Mario Cuomo cuts taxes, times really are changing" (USA TODAY, 1/6). "In a political role reversal, Mr. Cuomo's tax-cutting and welfare proposals got a frosty reception from his fellow Democrats who control the Assembly" (Dao, N.Y. TIMES, 1/6). Cuomo responding to analysis that he has moved ideologically: "What's changed here is not Mario Cuomo but the extent of violence. And because of that the decibel level goes up for everyone" (Goldberg, N.Y. NEWSDAY, 1/6). GOP LOVING IT: Senate Maj. Leader Ralph Marino quipped: "I certainly would endorse our present governor for our own candidate on the Republican line based on the State of the State" (N.Y. POST, 1/6). NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) "hinted" that he could cross party lines and endorse Cuomo: Cuomo "sounded to me like a governor who has a lot of vitality left." But Giuliani said it was premature to endorse anyone yet (N.Y. POST, 1/6). "THREE STRIKES AND YOU'RE IN": That's Cuomo proposing the three strikes proposal, meaning after three felony convictions a criminal would be locked up permanently (USA TODAY, 1/6). CUOMO '96? UVA's Larry Sabato: "If the Clinton presidency goes awry, I wouldn't rule it out. It would be just like Cuomo to do it when no one thinks he will" (USA TODAY, 1/6). THE MYSTERY GOP CANDIDATE: State GOP leaders, including Sen. Al D'Amato (R) are eyeing a "high-quality" mystery Page 40 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu candidate. "Efforts to convince the potential candidate -- whose name is known to only three men -- to enter the race are now under way." Those efforts are "tied to D'Amato's seemingly" surprising statement to the DAILY NEWS 1/4 (see HOTLINE, 1/5) that he might reconsider running for gov. himself. One source: "D'Amato's statement puts the freeze on (other candidate) again, and that gives time" for the mystery candidate to come forward. Who is the mystery candidate? The source: "It's a very, very high quality candidate" (Dicker/Orin, N.Y. POST, 1/6). GOPers running: NYU Dean Herb London, state Sen. George Pataki and ex- Amb. to France Evan Galbraith. Possible GOPers: Ex-Rep. Bill Green, Assembly Min. Leader Clarence Rappleya, businessman Patrick Barrett, developer James Buden, ex-NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum, '89 NYC mayoral cand. Ron Lauder, 1 82 Gov. cand. Lew Lehrman, ex-Asst. AG John Dunne, Monroe co. Exec. Bob King, Staten Island BP Guy Molinari and Rev. Al Sharpton (I). Page 41 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu DFP NEW YORK Joseph Fogg III Phil Pepe, Executive Director Teresa Brooks Page 42 of 48 SENT BY:xerox TelecooierThis document7020 ;i2- is from1-93 the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas BOB DOLE;# 6 http://dolearchives.ku.edu NEW YORK Status oflncumbent: Gov. Cuomo (D) is eligible to seek reelection Filing Date.t July 14 Primary Election: SEPT. 13 POTENTIAL CANDIDATES REruBLlCANS DEMQCRATS Bill Green. former Congressman Mario Cuomo, incumbent Evan Galbraith. Investment Banker Herbert London, 1-.T'lfU Professor Clarence Rappleyea, Assembly Min. Leader James Buden, Developer Jon Fossel, Businessman Ronald Lauder, '89 NYC Mayoral cand. Patrick Barrett, Businessman John Dunne, fmr. State Sen. & fmr. US Atty. Gen. Richard Rosenbaum, frm. GOP Chair George Patalci, State Sen. Early Line Republicans mentioned include former congressman Bill Green, cosmetics heir and unsuc- cessful 1989 GOP New York mayoral primary candidate Ron Lauder, Oppenheimer Funds executive and former state assemblyman Jon Fessel. Former ambassador to France Evan Galbraith filis out a potentially crowded field. Mayor Giulianni has pledged his full support to win back the governor's chair PMR (June 93) Cuomo Re-elect 30% Consider another 40% Replace 28% CuomoFav 43% Unfa.v 40% June polling shows Cuomo defeating all GOP potential challengers from 8 to 25 points. Other '94 state-wide omca US Sen. Lt. Gov (w/Gov) Atty Gen Comptroller Page 43 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu NEW YORK Joseph Mondello National Committeeman Present National Committeeman, New York, elected - August 18, 1992 Executive Committeeman, Levittown West Republican Committee, 1974 - Chairman, Town of Hempstead Republican Committee, 1983 - Chairman, Nassau County Republican Committee, 1983 - Brigadier General, New York Guard, 1990 - Nassau County Bar Association Nassau Lawyer's Association Columbia Lawyers Guild Order Sons of Italy in America Ancient Order of Hibernians Presiding Supervisor, Town of Hempstead, 1987 - 1993 Previous Councilman, Town of Hempstead, 1979 - 1987 RNC Activity Member, RNC Rules Committee, 1993 - Personal Spouse: Linda Children: Three Education: B.A., Hofstra College; J.D., New England School of Law ''...... ' ~" ' 164 Post Avenue Westbury, NY 11590 (516) 334-5800 (o) (516) 333-4406 (f) 103 9/93 Page 44 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu NEW YORK Eunice B. Whittlesey National Committeewoman Present National Committeewoman, New York, elected - April 13, 1977 Board Member, National Museum Services Board Previous - Vice Chairman, New York Republican State Committee, 1970 1977 Presidential Elector, 1972, 1980 Member, National Steering Committee , Bush for President Presidential Scholars Commission, 1982 - 1985 Legislative Liaison , New York State Committee on Commerce and Economic Development Legislative Liaison, Interstate Cooperation Advisory Committee, Maritime Association of Ports of New York and New Jersey, 1989 Executive Director, New York Statue of Liberty Celebration Foundation RNC Activity Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988 Member, RNC Advisory Council Chairman, Committee on Housing, Republican National Convention, 1980 Member, RNC Executive Committee, 1982 - 1984 Member, Committee on Arrangement.s, Republican National Convention, 1984, 1988, 1992 (cont.) 102 9/93 Page 45 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu (cont.) Personal Spouse. Joseph Children: One Education: State University of New York - Albany 118 Acorn Drive Scotia, NY 12302 (518) 399-0863 (h) (518) 449-7443 (f) Page 46 of 48 ...... This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu NEW YORK rf William Powers Chairman Present State Committee, elected - Chairman, New York Republican January 14, 1991 State Chairmen's Advisory Chairman, National Republican Committee, 1993 Previous . Senator Alfonse D'Amato, Director, State Operations, U.S 1980 - 1991 - Republican Committee, 1985 Chairman , Rensselaer County 1991 , York State Campaign Committee Campaign Consultant, New 1989 - 1991 York State Assembly, 1978 - Director, Member Services, New 1980 - 1979 , Duryea for Governor, 1978 Director, Campaign Operations York State Assembly, 1976 - Director, Field Operations, New 1978 Men of America, 1976 Jaycees Outstanding Young , 1961 - 1966 United States Marine Corps RNC Activity , Republican National Convention, Member, Committee on Call 1992 , 1992 Member, RNC Budget Committee the Republican National Chairman, New York Delegation.to Convention, 1992 Convention, 1992 Delegate, Republican National (cont.) . . . 9/93 104 Page 47 of 48 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu (cont.) Personal Spouse: Judith Children : Three Education: East Carolina College, Albany .Business College 1624 New York Post Road Castleton, NY 12033 (518) 462-2601 (GOP) (518) 449-7443 (f) (518) 732-2996 (h) ' ' . :, Page 48 of 48 ......