WILEY, REIN 8c FIELDING

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JAN WITOLD BARAN FACSIMILE (202) 429-.7330 November 21,1997 (202)429-7049

VIA HAND BELIVERll

...... Tony Buckley, Esq. I :.: Federal Election Commission ,.. 999 E Street, N.W. ,. Washington, D.C. 20463

.. ...,: ::i Re: MUR 4434 (Outback Steakhouse of Florida, Inc., Jaseph K adow. Rou .... Basham. and Ch& * am .. I...... Dear Mr. Buckiey: The enclosed responses adattachments are submitted on behalf of Respondents Joseph Kadow, Chris Sullivan, Robert Basham, and Outback Steakhouse of Florida, Inc. Thesc submissions are filed in response to the four “Subpoena to Produce Documents Order to Submit Written Answers” served upon these Respondents by the Federal Election Commission with a letter disted September 12, 1997.

If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate to call me at thc above number. Sincerely.

Enclosures BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

In the Matter of MUR 4434

RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS AND PRODUCTION

..e,: QLDOCIJMENTS BY CHRIS SUL ... .. rn :.;.. .$,/...- I, Chris Sullivan, hereby submit the following Response to the Federal Election t-. Commission Subpoena to Produce Documents and Order to Submit Written Answers (the “Subpoena”) in connection with MUR 4434.

I. Preliminary Statement

-. . I am making every effort to fully comply with the Subpoena and will continue making ., ...... reasonable efforts to investigate information relevant to the Subpoena. I will also continue to cooperate with any further requests from the Federal Election Commission (the

&. .. “Commission”) regarding this or any other matter. The following response is based upon my best efforts to recall the events surrounding the wbject matter of the Subpoena. I have attempted to provide specific information whenever possible, however, because the events took place over three years ago, I am. at times, forced to offer more generalized information. To the extent I am able to provide greater specificity, I will provide the same.

QliEST!ON NO. I: For the period January 1, 1992 to the present, describe each position held by you at Outback. Include in your descriptions your title in each position, your duties and responsibilities, and the time period in which each position was held.

ANSWER NO . 1: I have been Chairman and Chief Executive Officer during the relevant period of January I, 1992 to the present.

OUESTION NO. 2: Identify each person from whom you solicited a contribution for Mark Sharpe for Congress. Include in your identification the method used in soliciting each person, whether by telephone call, written document, in person, or any other method. Produce all documents which relate in any way to your solicitation of contributions to be made to Mark Sharpe for Congress. ANSWER NO . 2: I recall making several solicitations during telephone calls to friends and associates for the Sharpe Campaign. These solicitations sometimes arose during the course of my conversations with these various individuals and, in other instances, as the direct purpose of my telephone call. I cannot recall by name or otherwise who these individuals are now, more than three years after the fact.

I have produced a list that I gave to Joseph Kadow of potential contributors to the Gingrich fund-raising event. I did not personally solicit these people, but I imagine that invitations to the event were sent to them. Six Ex. A.

OUESTION NO. 3 : Describe each meeting at which you, Mark Sharpe or any other representative of Mark Sharpe for Congress, and any other Outback officer were present. .;:.. Include in your description: 1) the date of the meeting; 2) the location of the meeting; and 3) ... the topics of discussion of the meeting. Identify all persons who attended each meeting. ,: .. Produce all documents prepared by you for use at each meeting and all notes taken by you at each meeting. Produce any other document which relates to any such meeting.

ANSWER NO. 3: 1 was familiar with Sharpe from his 1992 campaign. My first meeting with him and another Outback officer, Kadow, in the relevant time period occurred in the Spring of 1994 at the Cheval Country Club in Tampa, Florida. We had only informal discussions about politics, the golf tournament, and his campaign against Congressman Gibbons.

On September 17, 1994 I was with Mark Sharpe at Bob Basham's house for a fund- raiser with then House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich and other guests including Kadow and Basham. On November 4, 1997, Kadow and I attended a Jack Kemp fund-raiser for Sharpe at the Hyatt in downtown Tampa. More than one hundred people were in attendance including. I imagine, many of Sharpe's staff. Finally, I was also with most of Sharpe's staff, and many of his friends and supporters on election night. At all of these events, our discussions centered current events and particularly the Sharpe Campaign.

QlJESTlON NO. 4: Identify all documents consulted in responding to this Subpoena and Order. Identify all individuals, not otherwise identified in response to any of the above questions, who have knowledge or information related to the answers to the above questions.

ANSWER NO. 4: I consulted my calendar, Ex. B, and the notice sent to me hy the FEC dated September 12, 1997.

Other than my counsel, who assisted me in dratting this response, I cannot recall any other individuals, not listed above, that may have knowledge of any of the above matters.

-2- Further affiant sayeth not.

Chris Sullivdn, Respondent

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In the Matter of MUR 4434

RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS AND PRQDUCTION 1M t“ I, Robert Basham, hereby submit the following Response to the Federal Election Commission Subpoena to Produce Documents and Order to Submit Written Answers (the “Subpoena”) in connection with MUR 4434...... I. Preliminary Statement _.,.... -. I am making every effort to fully comply with the Subpoena and will continue making ..I reasonable efforts to investigate information relevant to the Subpoena. I will also continue to cooperate with any further requests from the Federal Election Commission (the “Commission”) regarding this or any oiher matter. The following response is based upon my bcst efforts to recall the events surrounding the subject matter of the Subpoena. I have attempted to provide specific information whenever possible, however, because the events took place over three years ago, I am, at times, forced IO offer more generalized information. To the extent I am able to provide greater specificity, I will provide the same.

: For the period January 1, 1992 to the present, describe each position held by you at Outback. Include in your descriptions your title in each position, your duties and responsibilities, and the time period in which each position was held.

ANSWER NO. 1 : I have been President and Chief Operating Officer during the relevant period of January I, I992 to the present.

QJJESTION NO, 2 : Identify each person from whom you solicited a contribution for Mark Sharpe for Congress. Include in your identification the method used in soliciting each person, whether by telephone call, written document, in person, or any other method. Produce all documents which relate in any way to your solicitation of contributions to be made to Mark Sharpe for Congress.

ANSWER NO. 2: I recall soliciting the following people by phone for contributions to the Sharpe Campaign: Me1 Danker, my brother; Dennis Hood, Outback Joint Venture Partner (“JVP”) (North Carolina); Sidney Colen, friend (Maryland); B.J. Stone 111, JVP (Virginia); Bruce Attinger, JVP (Louisiana); Chris Bliss (Maryland), my personal broker; Chuck Angelopulos, franchiset. (Massachusetts); and Eugene Speni (New Jersey), my college fraternity brother and stock broker. I also contacted Louis Chiavacci (Florida), my personal broker, to invite him to my house for a fund-raiser with then House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich.

I also gave Joseph Kadow some names of potential contributors for the Gingrich fund- raising event. I did not personally solicit these people, but I presume that invitations to the event were sent to them.

QUESTlolV NO. 3: Describe each meeting at which you, Mark Sharpe or any other representative of Mark Sharpe for Congress, and any other Outback officer were present. Include in your description: 1) the date of the meeting; 2) the location of the meeting; and 3) the topics of discussion of the meeting. Identify all persons who attended each meeting. Produce all documents prepared by you for use at each meeting and all notes taken by you at .. each meeting. Produce any other document which relates to any such meeting. .. . .~ ANSWER NO. 3: I saw Mark Sharpt. on several occasions. Specifically, 1 recall a brief chance encounter at the Outback headquarters with him, but I do not remember the date. ,.. si. Our discussion amounted to little more than exchanging greetings. ,;.. ::.. I also recollect running into Sharpe at various political events. Specifically, on September 17, 1994 I was with Sharpe at my house for a fund-raiser with then House Minority Whip Newt Gingrich and other guests including Kadow and Sullivan. I was also with most of Sharpe’s staff. and many of his friends and supporters on election night. Finally, on two different occasions I recall running into a young woman and a young man associated with the Sliarpe Campign at my office after work. I am unable to remember the dates of these meetings or even their names. The topic of discussion at all of these encounters centered around the status of the Sharpe Campaign and other general political small talk.

Finally, my ca!endar shows the following events. On October 26, 1994. I have ”Mark Sharpe” noted between five and seven p.m. I believe that it was some sort of fund-raising event, but I cannot recall any details or even if 1 attended whatever it was. On November 1, 1994. I have a Phil Grahm fund-raising event noted. I did not attend that event. Likewise, on November 4, 1994, I have a Jack Kemp Fund-raising event noted. I did not attend that evenf. &Ex. A.

OUESTION NO. 4: Identify all documents consulted in responding to this Subpoena and Order. Identify all individuals, not otherwise identified in response to any of the above questions, who have knowledge or inforination related to the answers to the above questions.

ANSWER NO. 4: I consulted my calendar, the notice sent to me by the FEC dated September 12, 1997, and the FEC report listing all of the contributors to the Sharpe Campaign.

Other than my counsel, who assisted me In drafting this response, I cannot recall any other individuals, not listed above, that may have knowledge of any of the above matters.

-2- Further affiant sayeth not.

On [hi&& day of November, 1997, personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public. Robert Basham, who, after being duly sworn, states under oath that he signed the foregoing Response io Questions and Production of Docnrnients and that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of his knowledge 2nd belief.

-3- BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

In the Matter of MUR 4434

RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS AND PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS BY JQSEPHW I, Joseph Kadow, hereby submit the following Response to the Federal Election Commission Subpoena to Produce Documents and Order to Submit Written Answers (the “Subpoena”) in connection with MUR 3434.

1. Preliminary Statement I am making every effort to hlly comply with the Subpoena and will continue making reasonable efforts to investigate information relevant to the Subpoena. I will also continue to cooperate with any further requests from the Federal Election Commission (the “Commission”) regarding this or any other matter. The following response is based upon my best efforts to recollect the events surrounding the subject matter of the Subpoena. I have attempted to provide specific information whenever possible, however, because the events took place over three years ago and because I do not maintain an organized calendar, I am, at times, forced to offer more generalized information. To the extent 1 am able to provide greater specificity, I will provide the same.

OUESTION NO. 1: ldentiijr each person from whom you solicited a contribution for Mark Sharpe for Congress. Include in your identitication the method used in soliciting each person, whether by telephone call, written document, in person, or any other method. Produce all documents which relate in anjj way to your solicitation of contributions to be made to Mark Sharpe for Congress.

ANSWER NQA: I focused my solicitation efforts on friends and acquaintances that were primarily associated with the food service industry. These were individuals who worked for or invested in restaurant companies (includirrg Outback) and other businesses that I felt would be impacted by the Clinton Health Care Plan. In addition, I solicited well-known Republican contributors.

My personal commitment to the Sharpe campaign, as an advisor and fund-raiser, is a direct result of Congressman Sam Gibbons’ (then Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee) support for the Clinton Plan. While Outback has a health insurance plan for its employees, it simply could not afford the coscs mandated by the Clinton Plan. By some estimates, the Clinton Plan would have reduced Outback’s profitability by one-half (1/2) to two-thirds (2/3).

As my compensalion (bonus and stock options) from Outback is directly related to profitability, I had a significant persorial stake in the matter. Franchisees, as owners of their Outback restaurants, would similarly suffer the same loss of protitability as Outback. Our joint venture partners are partnus in each Outback restaurant in their territory and receive a monthly distribution of irine pelcent (9%) of each restaurant’s cash flow. The Clinton Plan would have directly reduced their distributions. Other restaurants and retailers could be expected to suffer a loss similar to Outback’s projected losses.

In early summer 1994, I attended a meeting with Gibbons along with a roomful of fearful and angry restaurateurs (only three of whom were from Outback) regarding his support of the Clinton Plan. At this meeting, and at a meeting a few days later in Gibbons’ office, I clearly explained the devastating impact the Clinton Plan would have on restaurants, retailers, and other businesses that are low profit per employee. Gibbons remained firm in his support ... of the Clinton Pian and indeed eventually passed the Clinton Plan out of the Ways and Means Committee.

My solicita~ionefforts for Sharpe’s campaign focused on individuals who I believed had a significant stake in the restaurant business. Any success I had in fundraising was frankly not due to Sharpe’s notoriety (he is a school teacher who has never held elective office), but rather in the concern restaurateurs and others felt over the Clinton Plan and Gibbons’ support of it as Ways and Means Chairman.

While engaging in what 1 considered to be personal political activity, I used my best efforts to comply with applicable law regarding my minimal use of corporate resources. Accordingly, the vast majority of my volunteer efforts on behalf of the Sharpe Campaign were conducted after work and on weekends on my own time.

Exhibit A is a list of all persons I recall soliciting for contributions to Mark Sharpe for Congress and the method of solicitation. Not all of the people I solicited actually contributed. I solicited by telephone almost all Outback Joint Venture Partners and Franchisees, other restaurateurs I knew, and other well known Republican contributors. Lists of contributors to other local Republican campaigns were given to me by the Sharpe campaign and I was asked to call any that I knew.

Exhibit B are various lists of invitees tu the Gingrich event. 1 am sure that I contacted many of these individuals to encourage them to attend the event.

Exhibits C-I are documents relating to my solicitations.

0 Exhibit C is an invitation list produced by officers of Outback in anticipation of the Gingrich event.

-2- Exhibit D is a national list given to me by the Sharpe Campaign. I am unsure whether I ever made solicitations off of this list.

* Exhibit E is a list produced by the Hillsborough County Finance Team that I had in my possession and may have used in formulating an invitation list for the Gingrich event.

Exhibit F is a list used hy the Sharpe Campaign. It is not my list and I do not remember making any solicitations off of this list.

Exhibit G are letters printed from a computer disc that 1 reprinted in my efforts to respond to this MUR. The 1996 and 1997 dares appearing at the top of these documents represent the reprinting date and therefore do a signify the dates these letters were actually written. I can not recall whether I actually sent these letters or, if I did send letters, whether these drafts represent what I sent.

Exhibit H is a Jeb Rush for Governor list of contributors. I may have looked through this to find people I could call for contributions for Sharpe.

Exhibit I is a Sharpe contributor list given to me by a Sharpe campaign staff member. Ir appears to have been current as of Monday, October 10, 1994.

PUESTlON NO. 2: For the period January 1, 1994 through November 8, 1994, describe each trip taken by you outside of a 100-mile radius of Outback’s headquarters at 550 N. Reo Street in Tampa, Florida. For each trip, include your destinations, the length of your stays, the costs of your trip (including transportation and accommodations), and the purposes for your trip. ldeniify the persons who paid the costs for each trip. Identify each person from whom you reccived a contribution for Mark Sharpe for Congress while on each trip. Identify each person who traveled with you on each trip. Produce all documents which relate in anyway to the trips described in response to this question.

ANSWER NO. 2: The following table lists flights I took on company aircraft.’ My recollection of these flights has been refreshed by the “Aircraft Log” pages included with this submission. Ex. J. To the extent the aircraft log submissions are inaccurate or incomplete I

I As noted in the table, I have also included two flights that I did take. The first is the flight dated October 8, 1994 from Tampa, Florida to Pensacola, Florida 2nd back. The aircraft log incorrectly lists me as a passenger, I was not on that flight.

The second is the flight dated June 25, 1994 from Pennsylvania to ’Tampa to Ft. Lauderdale. The passenger on all legs of this flight was Chris Sullivan (please refer to the preceding page of the Airport Log showing Sullivan traveling from Tampa to Pennsylvania). His trip to Pennsylvania was to attend my father’s funeral. I was already there to attend to family business.

-3- have, to the best of my ability, corrected andlor completed :he information.

Jiadow & Fellow Date Travelers Departwe Destination Pilots & (nmies as listed in Log, Aircraft # my “nmie” is bolded)

1. 5/1/94 Sullivan. Cannon. Tampa. FL (TPA) Washington, D.C.(National) BreenlSpivey, Avery. Merit. Cado. (DCA) #N880Z Guest

3/2/94 Sullivan. Merit. Avery. Washington. D.C. Tampa, FL (TPA) BreenlSpivey. Cannon, Cato. Guest !Dulles) (14D) #N880Z

Purpose: A quanerly JVP iiioeting held in Washington, D.C.

- 2. 6/14/94 Doh Rasham. Joe Kado. Tampa, FL (TPA) Manassas. VA (HEF) SlactorlThonias, ..- .. Brian Nednll #N793BG . .. Purpose: Senatc/House Repuhlicaii Dinner; Outhack bough! H tahle Io this event...... 3. 6/25/94 Sullivan, Ewio- Willies-Barre/Ecranton. Tampa. FL (TPA) BreeidMontgomery, ...:- &mu, I was not a PA (AVP) #N880Z passenger. ....~ .. Tampa. FL (TPA) Ft. Laudcrdale. FL (FLL) Ft. Lauderdale, FL (FLL) Tampa, FL (TPA)

Purpose: Sullivan’s purposs \viis io attend my father’s funeral

4. 7/19/94 Chris Sulivan. Boh Tampa, FL (TPA) Tri-City. TN (TRl) Vic SlactorlArt Lloyd. Meritt. Joe Kato. Ed #NKBO% Flotn

Purpose: Board 01 Director’s Meeting.

S. 8/10/94 Boh Basham, Bob Tampa. FL (TPA) Telluride. CO (TEX) Slactor, Merrit. Tim Cannon, #7938(3 Joe Kato. Nancy Snide. Trudy & Pw Cooper

Purpose: A quarterly JVP meeting held in ‘Telluride, Coloritdo.

6. 9/17/94 Cod0 Tanipd, FL (‘rPA) Air Force Base in Alahama Sla!er/Brecri (MGM) #N8807. Air Force Base in Ciido. Gingricli Alahama (MGM) Tampa, FL (TPA)

Purpose: To pick up Con~rc‘ssinanGingrich kir the fund-t;ri.?er a1 Bnshani’s house that night.

7. 10/8/94 Cadoinaccurzy. I was Tampa. FL (TPA:I Tampa. FL (TP.4) BreeWHuherman. 1101 a passenger. the #N8802 pmsengcr was Tampa. I:L (TPA) Pensacola. FL (PNS) Congressinan Dick Amiey. Pensacola, FL (PNS) Tampa, FL (TPA)

Purpose: Congressoxin Ariney was traveling from a Sharpe fund-raiser in Tampa to a Scarhorciugll fund-raiser in Pensitcola, 8. B. Basham. I. Gamin, Tnnipa. FL (IPA) hfanassas. VA (HEF) V. Slactor/C. Thomas, 10/19/94 Ed Flotn, Joe KaIo #193BG

Purpose: Board of Director's Meeting

9. Cado. (iuca, GUN. Tampa. FL (TPA) Birmingham. AL (HHM) BreenlThomas 10129/94 - Guesc (the guests were #N880% actually Kadow's wire and John Hirmingharn. AL (BHM) Tampa, FL (,TPA) 10/30/94 Coley ;ind his wife).

Pur-: To assist in ihr prodirciion of r Sharp Canipaigii advcriisenient

Only three of the above trips had anything to do with the Sharpe Campaign. All three of these trips were paid for in advance. They are as follows: (1) 9/17/94 (the Sliarpe Campaign reimbursed Outback $331 for this flight on September 14, 1994), Ex. K; (2) 10/8/94 (note that the flight log is wrong, I was not on this flight, just Congressman Dick Armey; the Joe Scarborough for Congress Committee reimbursed Outback $304 on October 6, 1994), Ex. L; and (3) 10/30/94 (note that the flight log improperly lists this as 10129194- the Sharpe Canipaign reimbursed Outback $806 on October 28, 1994 and then increased (he reimbursement by $568 on November 4, 1994), Ex. M. Outback paid the costs (accommodations and transportation) of all other trips listed above as they were all business trips made on behalf of Outback.

I also made the following trips (all of which were wholly unrelated to the Sharpe Campaign) via commercial airlines:

1. April 26, 1994. I took a one day trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, to investigate investment possibilities for Nereus Audio International, Inc. My expenses were paid for by Nereus.

2. May 20. 1994. 1 took a five day trip to San Francisco, California to attend Ourback's annual Partner's Conference. My expenses were paid for by Outback.

3. July 20, 1994. I took a one day trip to Washington, D.C. for an Association of Publiciy Traded Companies Meeting. Myexpenses were paid for by Outback. 4. July 27-28, 1994. I took an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. to attend a Florida Republican Party sponsored event, "Victory '94." My expenses were paid for by Outback.

5. September 20-21, 1994. I took an overnight trip to Washington, D.C. for a government relations meering sponsored by Berman & Company. My expenses were paid for by Outback.

I told the St. Petersburg Times the following, "It's absurd on its face that I would fly around the country to pick up checks." Marty Rosen, Democrats File CornDlaint oveL

-5- S-Race, St. Petersburg Times, August 9, 1996, at 3B. I reaffirm now that I never traveled with the purpose of soliciting or receiving checks nor did 1 ever solicit or receive checks while on a business, personal, or any other kind of trip.

I also took several weekend trips to Orlando by automobile. These were, with one exception. all personal trips. We primarily took these trips because our family moved from our home in Orianda in April of 1994 and sold it in late June or early July. The only business trip was on August 2, 1994. I took this trip to participate in a lawsuit mediation proceeding between O~tbackand Eastern Foods.

Finally, I may have taken other personal or family .vacations, but I an1 unable to recall any specifics. If it is deemed necessary, I may be able to find or request old credit card statements that may provide more specific informatiofi.

-: -: Describe each meeting at which you, Mark Sharpe or any other representative of Mark Sharpe for Congress, and any other Outback officer were present. Include in your description: I) the date of the meeting; 2) the location of the meeting; and 3) the topics of discussion of the meeting. Identilj all persons who attended each meeting. Produce all documents prepared by you for use at each meeting and all notes taken by you at each meeting. Produce any other document which relates to any such meeting.

ANSWER NO. 3: 1 understand the question to be asking for all meetings in which 1, Sharpe or his representative[s], & any other Outback officer[s] were present. To this question, I can recall the following times that I, Sharpe, and another Outback otficer were present.

The firs! occurred in the Spring of 1994 at the Cheval Country Club in Tampa, Florida at a Charity Golf Tournament, where I was first introduced to Sharpe. We had a very general introductory conversation. something about his 1992 campaign and particularly his prospects in 1994. Predictably, Shnrpe was concerned with his rieed to raise a lot of money because of Representative Gibbons’ fund-raising ability as an entrenched incumbent arid the then Chairman of the Mouse Ways and Means Committee. I cannot recall with certainty whether anyone else was there for the introduction, but I believe that Chris Sullivan and Bob Basham were at the Club that day.

Another sucli “meeting” occurred some time during October of 1994. Sharpe came over to my office to discuss the campaign and I introduced him to some of my colleagues after we had briefly discussed various campaign matters. E do not remember which employees and officers of Outback Sharpe actually met because many of them were not in their offices when we came by.

We also had other chance encounters at various political events. Sharpe and I were together on September 17, 1994 at the home of Bob Basham for a Newt Gingrich fund-raising dinner. Besides Basham, Sullivan, and myself, other people associated with Outback attended along with many other invitees not connected to Outback. Sullivan, Sharpe, and I were all present at a Jack Kemp fund-raising event at the Hyatt in downtown Tampa. Undoubtedly,

-6- other Sharpe volunteers were present at some or all of these events, but 1 cannot recall any of their names.

Finally, I recall seeing Sharpe arid other Outback officers at fund-raising events for Jeb Bush, Florida‘s Republican gubernatorial candidate in 1994 and for Charlie Crist, a Republican candidate for the Florida State Senate. As you might imagine, the discussions centered around raising money for the Republican candidates listed above and other political gossip.

Missy Shorey, a Sharpe Campaign worker, also came by my office five or six times to drop off invitations and to pick up contribution checks that had been sent to my office instead of directly to the Sharpe Campaign office. Ms. Shorey also participated heavily with the Gingrich fund-raiser and came by my office in conjunction with that event. We rarely had discussions beyond exchanging greetings and discussing upcoming campaign events. She may have chatted with other Outback officers in the process of coining and going from my office.

1 would also like IO hrietly describe my relationship with Sharpe even if it entails listing a few meetings io which another Outback officer was not present.

As I already mentioned, I was first introduced to Sharpe in the Spring of 1994 at the Cheval Country Club. I do not remember having any contact with Sharpe again until June of 1994. At that time Sharpe and John Coley came by my office to request that I serve on the Sharpe Campaign Finance Committee. We discussed the campaign and my responsibilities and commitment as a member of the Finance Committee.

After this meeting, Sharpe andlor John Coley came to my office on several occasions after business hours to discuss Sharpe’s campaign, but no other Outback officers were part of these meetings.

Finally, as a member of the Finance Committee, Sharpe and 1 met on numerous occasions. We met in a variety of places, including campaign headquarters, in restaurants, and in the parking lot outside of campaign headquarters. We also talked on the telephone numerous times. In the final weeks of the campaign I went to Sharpe’s campaign headquarters almost every evening after work and on weekends. As one of Sharpc’s closest advisors I spent a substantial part of my personal time on his campaign. We discussed all aspects of the campaign, including: Rep. Gibbons’ ads, Sharpe’s ads, Sharpe’s speaking engagements, the status of our fund-raising, and various other campaign and policy issues. 1 also attended various fund-raising events with Sharpe, but, with the exception of the meetings listed above, I cannot recall whether any other Outback oftkers were present.

Exhibit N are pages from a calendar kept my secretary. I note only that July 27, 1997 inaccurately lists “Connie Mack.” As stated above I was in Washington at that time to attend Victory ’94.

-7- OUEsTION NO. 4: If not otherwise produced in response to another question, produce in its entirety the document entitled “Sharpe for Congress Campaign Plan 1994,” two pages of which served as Exhibit B to your response to the complaint in this matter.

ANSWER NO.: This docunient is attached at Exhibit 0.

PY_ESTION NO. 5: Identify all documents consulted in responding to this Subpoena and Order. Identify all individuals, not otherwise identified in response to any of the above questions, who have knowledge or information related to the answers to the above questions.

ANSWER NO. 5: I consulted the calendar my secretary kept, the complaint dated August 1, 1996; the Tampa Tribune article dated June 30, 1996; the response filed by my attorney Jan W. Haran on behalf of Joe Kadow and Outback dated October 3, 1996; the notice

.~. sent to me by the FEC dated September 12, 1997; and the FEC report listing all of the .. . .. contributors to the Sharpe Campaign.

Other than my counsel, who assisted me in drafting this response, I cannot recall any

..~.~. other individuals, not listed above, that may have knowledge of any of the above matters.

-8- Further affiant sayeth not.

Joseph J. Kad9*. Respondent , .. ,,',.,' //" i--

State of Florida ) ss . County of/'/$zi.,,w,: .<

On this&?'< L_ day of November, 1997, personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public, Joseph J. Kadow, who, after being duly sworn, states under oath that he signed the foregoing Response to Questio:is and Production of Documents and that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.

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-9- KADOW RESPONSE - EXHIBIT A

RESIDENCE HOW SOLICITED BY KADOW

I - I Alfonso, Carolos I Architect Attinger, Bruce K Corp./JVP

Avery, Paul E. Outback Vice President

Basham, Bob Outback President I I Bridges, C.K. Outbach lnvestor/Dircctor

Canale, Anthony JVP - Cable, Miclidcl JVP

-I__ Connerty, Hugh Conneity & Associates - Fmner H.. Jr. I.rcinchisec

C'ooper, .!oh W. JVP

Cooper, Trudy Outhack !'ice President

Doyle, Dan Dmka Industries - Droste, Ed Hooters Restaurants

__I English, James United Medical

Everts, Donald R. Outback JVP

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I Outback Joint Venture Partner ___-

NAME EMPl.QYAIENT RESIDENCE HOW SOLICITED BY KAOOW - Eybers, Debra Tabcrs, Inc./JVP Napcrvi Ilc, 1 L ‘I’clephonc

Flandgan, Tom JVP Louisville, GO Telephone

Frey, Bob Foniier Outback Franchisee Brentwood, TN Telephone -- Gannon, Tim 0u:back Senior Vice President Tampa, FL Personal Contact

Gonzmnrt, Columbia Restaurants Tampa, FL Tclcphone Richard -_,-I- -_,-I- - Grantham. Stcvc J&l< Restaurant Corp./Outback Jackson, MS Tclep hone Franchisee

Grappo, Tony Nevndn Summit Corp./JVP Las Vegas, NV Telephone

_l_-l - Handy, Phil Private Investor Winter Park, FL Tclephone

Hoc,knian,Roy Birmingham, AL Telephone

Hood. Dennis L. Charlotte, NC Tclephonc

Jenkins, Howard Publix Supemiarkets Lakcland, FL Telephone

I_ - Knippers, Eugene Sun State Vctiturcs Tmpa, FL Telephone

Leich, Ray Telephone

Mason, David L. Hops Restaurants

McDonald, Brian Zebra Express

McLean, Robert .4nnis MitchelI/Attoniey Tampa, FL Telephone

Mellody, James Beef O’Brady Restaurant Valrico, FL Telephone _- - Merritt, Robert S. Outback Chief Fiiiancial officer Tampa, FL Personal Contact - Meshad, John Altomey Sarasota, FL Telephone - - Mitchell, Stephcn Attorney Tampa, FL Telephone

Moody, Braxtoii Moody Development (Company Lafayette, LA Telephone NAME EMPLOYMENT RESIDENCE HOW SOLiClTED BY KADOW

IV Purchased by Outback 4/94) Novello, Ben 1 hmpano Beach, Telephone I .IVP Telephone -

Pollard, James I Fi Petersburg, Personal Contact .. I Jvp ’Telephone Franchisee Rouse, Dennis I Outback Real Estate Dircctor 1 Brandon, FL Personal Contact I I Sahlsten, Carl W. Connerty & Associates/Fomier Jacksonville, FL Telephone Franchisee

Sampson, Paul Leniiy & Vinny’s Pizza ‘Tampa, FL Telephone

Schleman, Stem1 Schleman, Inc. JVP Dallas, TX Telephone Thoiuas

Schneid, Nancy Outback Vice President Tampa, FL Telcphone

Schoenbaum. Shoney’s (Private Investor) Tampa, FL l’clephone Susan

Selmon, Lee Roy Univ. of South Florida Athletic Odessa, FL Telephone Director/Outback Director

Shannon, Thomas T-Bird Restaarant/Outback ‘Tampa, FL Telephone J., Jr. Franchisee

Shelldorf, Tom Hops Restauraiit Oldsmar, FL Telephone

Siegel, Larry 1 JGrR Restaurant Group/Franchisee I Germantown, Telephone TN

Sink, Ridge Sink Corp.!JVP Jacksonville, FL Telephone

-3- IRESIDENCE HOW SOLicrrm BY KADOW

Virginia Beach, Telephone VA

Stonc. B.J.. 111 Stonc, Inc.!.lVP Vienna, VA Telephone

Sullivai?, Chris Outhack Chief Executive Officer Tampa, FL Personal Contact

_I- Tancrcrii. Saiii .I VP Canid. IN 'l'clcphonc

Toomy. Kevin Tooiny & Associates!JVP Parliland. FL

West, Ben West Advertising Telephone

Whatlcy, Tom Amcrican Ophthalniic Assn. Tcleplionc

Wibel. Mark M'ihcl & Associntes/lVP Bloomfield, MI Telephone

Winship, Chuck Sun State Ventures Tampa, FL Personal Contact

_I- Wright, Kci~ilctll Attnmcy Orlando. FL Tclephone

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asvp List September 17,194

Acceptances .

David Milla

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7, MIMJiUlma Regrets _--

Steve Swindal Mr.& Mts. Gus A Starvos Kim Stun Larry step- RustyTanna (hunting) mlrn William C. Taylor III Mr.& MR.Paul TomaSin~ Mr. John Tod ', ma Bill waftas David Ward Mr. wmstip (s) Mr.Erc Wma Mt.m Larry Yam

7. (EingrichNwpe Fundraisera c RSVP Lbt ,l September 17,1994 s-J

Tom C. Sailom Michael Edemdes Bob Rasmussen

Steve Swindal

Barney Barnett

RustyTanna (sent written proof of dligwor hunthg)

Amhorn orr ulutu Phil L4&

Pete Kirkwood (at UF/Tcnu gsme. sending check) V&@liaLithell Regrets Brabson

Herb Brown

m Peter May Leonard Bm Hill-Ryde

Wanen ShclQr MIM Max Carey, Jr. John Breckenridge

StewartFurtey

M/M T.S.Fmnlre T. Paine KelIy, h. Dean Baker J. Howard IIinesley

Mr. Lee Winter Mr. Foster

M/IM Bi Jmes Mr. John Tod MrMs. W& C. Taylor m Mr. Winiun Aquaviva Mr. LanceRi@lvu

MrNn. canine INcrone

W.M.Leny Yatcs Mr. Richard Gabelnick dmPaul Tomasino

Brett Hendgc JacWChaS SaRLman

Bob Kitzinger M.Iohonsoa Bill Walten EdwardHslsrd

larry stephens R.S.Domey m smith

David Ward

Micheal Armis rm'm D.W. Burton Brim Joncs

';area SLarPon

J. Rex FdrlTI nlm Stephen Srqg

Pad Beardley drnRandyShermm mfm Claude bJucia Roy McCraw Acceptances / WaIrQlshelor

/M/M Mox CMy,Sr. John Brukcnridge 'stewart.fwley MM T.S.Frwke

T. plina IC@, Ir. DUBB* J. HdHinarlcy Mr. Lec Waer Mr. Gng Foam

MiM Bill Jlmes Mr. John Td

/'Mr.& Nn.Gus A. starves

/ VirpiniaLiW Pre-paid

Douglas P. Cone $500.00

Robert F. Thompson $500.00

R. Mark Bostick $1,000.00

Raymond M. Leich $500.00 Jeffrey Schoenbm $500.00 .d Thomas I. Shannon, Jr. $1,00Q.00 I/

Stephen W. Gerhart $25.00

Peter Kirkwood $200.00 r"

W.A. Wdwin, Jr. $500.00 J

Jeffrey M. Wulter $100.00

Tim Gannon $1,000.00 1

Paul Avery $1.000.GO J

Lauren H. Caine $100.00 J

Regina Felton $200.00 1 Danny Beltram $500.00

Robert and Leslie CYDea $1,000.00

Sam Rashid $2,000.00

JeanAnn Cone $500.00

Richard Mandt $500.00

Judith Mandt $500.00

Mark Mandt $500.00

Robert Cromwell $500.00

Attended & Gwe

J.W. Kercher $1,000.00

William Robinson $500.00

David Mdthes $500.00

Timothy Hennessy $500.00

Beverly Flom $500.00 f

Dave Sanders $500.00 W-

JoeKadow $500.00 J

Robert Merritt $1,000.00

Jeffrey Pasch $1.000.00 lames Kay Pallard $.1,000.00 J

Tamara Shumate $500.00

Edmond Tachman $500.00

Kathy Vijay $500.00

Freinds of Newt Gingrich $1,000.00 J

Senterous Sound Systems $500.00

Don Walstead $500.00

Edward L Flom $250.00 /

Thomas C. Sailors $600.00

Louis John CWcrvacci $500.00 f

Kennith Cdey $500.00~/’

Daniel Dernpsey $500.00

P.H.Doyle, Jr. $1,000.00 Terly Pepin $500 .ow

Christopher Fred0 $500.00 Charles M.Davis, Jr. $500.00 Herman Oellerich $500.00 JosephB. Cofer, Ir. $500.00 +’ Hmry €3. Dwis $soo.oo

Ann C. Brown $1,000.00 Louis M.Brown $1.000.00

Jack Suarez $500.00

Lnuri Harris $500.00 DONATED AFTER THE EVENT

Johha

Robert Lynn

JamesMellody

Dennis & Connie Rouse Corporate Checks Ed Flom M.E. WiUson Company

Duvid Milter FKA Gron Technology, Inc. Gary Downing

ANNIS, MITCHELL, COCKEY, BUDDY FREDDY'S (752-25 13) EDWARDS & ROEHN, P.A. (229-3321) 1101 Goldfinch Road 201 North Franklin Street Plant City, FL 33566 Tampa, Florida 33602 Buddy Johnson Mike Annis Steve Mitchell BARNETT BANK OF TAMPA Pete Cockey 101 East Kennedy Boulevard Robert McLean Tampa, FL 33602 Cynthia Henderson Lynn Billingsley

HOLLAND & KNIGHT (227-8500) DAVIS BALDWIN, INC. (287-1936) 400 Ashley Drive, North 5521 Cypress Street Tampa, Florida 33602 Tampa, FL 33609 .~ Greg Thomas Chuck Davis Bill McBride Walter Baldwin Lowrey Baldwin i. RUDNICK & WOLFE (229-21 11) John Baldwin 101 E. Kennedy Boulevard ..~ ...... Tampa, FL 33602 John Meshad ...... David Byer 1900 Ringling Boulevard Ron Holliday Sarasota, FL 34236

BAKER & HOSTETLER (4071649-4000) Eugene Knippers Post Office Box 112 Charles Winship Orlando, FL 32801-01 12 Suite 105 Max Morris 550 North Reo Street Tom Ball Tampa, FL 33609 John Foster Kathryn Sweers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moulton 1735 Landings Way DELOITTE & TOUCHE (273-8304) Sarasota, FL 34231 Suite 1200 201 East Kennedy Boulevard Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klauber Tampa, FL 33602-5821 1217 East Avenue, South John Bava Sarasota, FL 34236 Kenneth J. Cruley Jeff and Sue Schoenbaum RAYMOND JAMES & ASSOCIATES 4201 Deepwater Lane 880 Carillon Parkway Tampa, FL 33615 St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Tom James BOWNE OF TAMPA

-I- 101 East Kennedy Blvd., Suite 3600 Ron Patak Tampa, FL 33602 2300 Bear Pointe Jim Ulmer West Palm Beach, FL 33409 4071686-0090 SOUTH ATLANTIC CAPITAL CORPORATION 1. Montieth Estes 614 W. Bay Street, Suite 200 MANNING & NAPIER Tampa, FL 33606 18iW Second Street, Suite 797 Donald W. Burton, President Sarasota, FL 34236-5904 813955-1 179 Tom Shannon T Bird Restaurant Group, Inc. Raymand M. Leich 13000 North Dale Mabry LEICH & ASSOCIATES Tampa, FL 33618 3012 West Sitios Avenue 961 -1040 Tampa, FL 33629 25 1-6662 William Sizemore, Esq. Thompson. Sizemore 8c Gonzalez, P.A. T. Stephen Gillespie 109 North Brush Street Steven J. Kuzma Tampa, FL 33602 ERNST & YOUNG 273-0050 Suite 2200 100 North Tampa Street Many Reichenthal Tampa, FL 33602 Carrabba's 2254800 2913 La Concha Drive Clearwater. FL 34622 Jeff Walter FRIENDS OF CONNIE MACK Kevin Toomey 1211 North Westshore Boulevard 9900 West Sample Road Suite 314 Suite 339 Tampa, FC 33607 Coral Springs, FL 33065 87 8-0355

Ridge Sink Paul S. S~ITISOR 8160 Baymeadows Way West LENNY and VINNY Suite 220 533 S. Howard Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32256 Tampa, FL 33606 904f448-0061 254-3929

Ben Novello Ken Wood 411 S.E. 13th Avenue GODWINS BOOKE & DICKENSON Pompano Beach, FL 33061 One Corporate Drive, Suite 600 3051786-5244 Clearwater, FL 34622-5596

-2- Geoffrey A. Temple Robert T. Edwards FIRST AMERICAN TITLE INS. CO. THE OHIO COMPANY Post Office Box 16210 500 Fifth Avenue, South Plantation, FL 33313 Naples, FL 33940 8 13/262-3333 8001795-6484 Kenneth A. Dayton WILLIAM J. LYNCH & ASSOCIATES Richard T. Williams, Jr. Two Corporate Drive DEAN WITTER REYNOLDS, INC. Suite 500 240 S. Pineapple Avenue, 5th Floor Clearwater, FL 34622 Sarasota, FL 34236 5724000 813/957-5500 8001347-9656 Mary Kay Sherwood Walker DOW SHERWOOD CORPORATION Edward W. Hazard, Jr. 5427 Jet View Circle JAMESTOWN METAL MARINE SALES, Tampa, FL 33634 INC. 885-5434 Corporate Plaza Suite 400 4710 N.W. Second Avenue Joseph W. Taggan Boca Raton, FL 33431 HIDDEN RIVER CORPORATE PARK 4071995-3900 8875 Hidden River Parkway Suite 100, LakeView Building SHELLS RESTAURANTS Tampa, FL 33637 William Hattaway, President & CEO 979-8600 16313 North Dale Mabry, Suite 100 Tampa, FL 33618 Brian Nase 9G 1 -0944 STEAK & ALE #IO45 20332 U.S. 19 North CHECKERS DRIVE IN RESTAURANTS Clearwater, FL 34624 James White, President Post Office Box 1079 Cecil Kidd, Jr. Clearwater, FL 34617 Me1 Sembler 441-3500 REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA 5856 Central Avenue HOPS BAR & GRILL St. Petersburg, FL 33707 David Mason, President 34 1-1994 3030 North Rocky Point Drive Suite 650 Tom SIade Tampa, FL 33607 REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA 282-9350 719 N. Calhoun Street Post Office Box 3 11 HOOTERS Tallahassee, FL 32302 Neal Kiefer, CEO

-3- Ed Droste 1700 McMullen Booth Road, Suite B5 Clearwater. FL 34619 725-255 1

BOSTON CHICKEN Sandy Rappaport 12962 North Dale Mabry Tampa, FL 33618 962-6525

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beall 4824 Riverview Boulevard Bradenton FL 34209 (Bob Spencer invitee)

Palm Harbor invitees:

Dr. and Mrs. Alfred0 Fernandez 16145 Carden Drive Odessa, FL 33556

Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Versaggi 13004 Whisper Sound Drive Tampa, FL 33624

Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bmno 5005 Spring Lake Drve Tampa, FL 33629

-4 - TROPICAL MUSIC 219 South Packwood Avenue ECOLABS Tampa, FL 33606 718 South Northlake Boulevard Rusty Tanner (253-0093) Suite 100 Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 MEDLEY FOODSERVICE 912/432-5116 Mike Johannsen 424 Roosevelt Avenue Albany, GA 3 I702 CRYSTALS, INTERNATIONAL W. David Campbell 600 W. Dr . MLK Boulevard Plant City, FL 33566 NUCCIO HEATING & AIR Rick Stocks CONDITIONING 4116 Gunn Highway DeCOTIIS1ERHARD Tampa, FL 33624 326 Benchmark Drive Joe Nuccio 961-7895 Telluride, CO 81435 Tom DeCotiis ONEIDA FOOD SERVICE Marta Erhard 1626 Rosegarden Lane Orlando, FL 32825 Lay& Beth Yates John Courtney (4071'380-9606) 19 Shaw Farms Alachua, FL 32615 SHOWTENDERS 361 1 West Hillsborough Avenue FLORIDA BEEF COUNCIL Suite 222 Post Office Box 421929 Tampa, FL 33614 Kissimmee, PL 34742-1929 Jimmy Skeadas (872-1800) Polly Golden Kim Avery K & H EQUIPMENT (665-3144) 'The Main Event 2865 East Highway 29 15730 Country Court Lakeland, FL 33801 Ft. Myers, FL 33912 Dave Tebo 8IY481-5357

J-TECHNOLOGY Bernie Brown 2029 North Dixie Highway Cuisine Management, Inc. Pompano Beach. FL 33060 3050 North Horseshoe Drive Dave Miller (8001321-6221) Naples, FL 33942 813/643-3302 JEFF'S PIES 8131262-3489 4419 North Renellie Drive Tampa, FL 33614 Bob Bum 9041262-6163 Jeff Pasch (874-9699) IHOPlFMS Management 12559 Brady Place Boulevard

-5- Jacksonville, FL 32223

Marie Cardile Bob Leonard Subway - Holly Hill IHOP/FMS Management Post Office Box 4602 2655 N.E. 189th Street Daytona Beach, FL 32121 North Miami Beach, FL 33180 9041225-4889 305/93 1-5454 9041788-1763 3051654-9134

Frank Day Ralph Lupton, Jr. Sea World of Florida Lupton Restaurant & Catering 7007 Sea World Drive Post Office Box 16168 Food Services Department Temple Terrace, FL 33617 Orlando, FL 32821 985-6963 401/363-255 1 988-2054 4O7/788-258 I Bo5 Martin Richard Gebelnick Brenton Reef Tampa Jai-Alai 3808 North Tamiami Trail 5125 South Dale Mabry Sarasota, FL 34234-5362 Tampa, FL 33611 8 131355-8553 837-2441 831-1 129 Mike McComas Dock 5, hc. Karl Habib 840-B 12th Avenue, South Jillian's Billiard Club Naples, FL 33940 12070 North Kendall Drive 8131261-4191 Miami, FL 33050 8 131263- 1659 3051743-6739 John McEnroe Dave Garrett Victoria Pier Walt Disney World Post Office Box 1406 Post Office Box loo00 Ft. Myers, FL 33901 Lake Buena Vista, FL 32330 8 13/334-4881 4011560-7837 Dennis Murray Lee May Bob Evans Farms, Inc. China Palace 7758 Apple Tree Circle 5131 14th Street, West Orlando, FL 32819 Bradenton, FL 34201 614/491-2225 8131755-3758 8I3/792-7601

-6- Michael Pace Vivian Wilson Old Cutler Oyster Co., Inc. Fat Boy's of Titusville 13605 South Dixie Highway Post Office Box 561029 Suite 136489 R~kldge,FL 32956-1029 Miami, FL 33176-7252 407/63 1 - 1600 3051238-205 1 305ia52-1545 Melanie Wisniewski Burger King Corporation Bill Robinson Post Office Box 020783 Fat Willie's Fish Camp, hc. Miami, FL 33102-0783 Post Office Box 189 mma-7125 Valrico, FL 33594 685-1940 68 I- 1529

John Rodriguez Church Street Station 129 West Church Street Orlando, FL 32801 4071422-2435 407142.5- 1656

Ronald Scaglione Pachino's 6441 Courtney Campbell Causeway Tampa, FL 33607 282-1794

Greg Stinson Misty Creek Country Club 8954 Misty Creek Drive Sarasota, FL 34241 8131922-2188

Ted Waterbury Famous Amos Restaurant, Inc. 2765 Clydo Road 3acksonviIle, FL 32207 9041731-3396 9041642-0252

-7- BASHAM Gary Downing 2632 West Jetton Avenue Bill Acquaviva Tampa, FL 33629 National Distributors 4901 Savarese Circle, North Herman Fernandez Tampa, FL 33634 12211 Twin Branch Acres Tampa, FL 33626 John Baldwin 4004 Sevilla Street Ed Horn Tampa, FL 33629 4936 St. Croix Drive Tampa, FL 33629 Lowiy Baldwin 3 115 Fair Oaks Avenue Bo Godbold Tampa, FL 33611 Raymond James Financial 880 Carillon Parkway Walter Baldwin St. Petersburg, FL 3 3716 812 Grove Park Avenue Tampa. Fk 33609 Jim hey 4215 Culbreath Avenue LYM Billingsley Tampa, FL 33609 2509 High Oaks Lane Lutz, FL 33549 Tom James Raymond James Financial John Brabson 880 Carillon Parkway 5425 Lykes Lane St. Petersburg, FL 33716 Tampa, FL 33611 Alan Jones Charlie Bridges 16905 Tapoca Court 16204 Villarreal De Avila Tampa, FL 33618 Tampa, FL 33613 Ray Leich Don Burton 1313 Corner Oaks Drive 3603 Bayshore Boulevard Brandon, FL 33510 Tampa, FL 33629 Gordon McBride Pete Cockey 2924 Villa Rosa Park 823 Grove Park Avenue Tampa, FL 33611 Tampa, FL 33609 John Osterweil Chuck Davis Securex 3406 Mullen Avenue 9502 North Florida Avenue Tampa, FL 33609 Tampa, FL 33612

-8- Jeff Pasch Post Office Box 152441 Senator Charlie Crist Tampa. FL 33684-2441 360 Central Avenue Suite 1210 Art Pepin St. Petersburg, FL 33701 101 1 Riverhills Drive 893-5463 Temple Terrace, FL 33617

Tom Shannon 13000 North Dale Mabry Highway Tampa, FL 33618

Randy Sherman Art Mart 8120 Anderson Road Tampa, Fi 33634

Don Walstead 3417 S. View Drive Brandon, FL 33511

Ben West West & Company 401 E. Jackson Street Suite 3600 Tampa,= 33602

Vince Namoli clo Thunderdome One Stadium Drive St. Petersburg, FL 33705

Randy Zepp 6212 C. Bayshore Boulevard Tampa, FL 33611-5012

DEAN WITTER 4830 West Kennedy Boulevard Suite 280 Tampa, FL 33631-3500 Roger Rains Ron Mahood

-9- COOPERS & LYBRAND 101 East Kennedy Boulevard Tampa, FL 33602 Jim Maxwell

DELOITTE & TOUCHE 201 East Kennedy Boulevard Suite 1200 Tampa, FL 33602 John Bava

BARNETT BANK OF TAMPA 101 East Kennedy Boulevard Tampa, FL 33602 James hey

CUNNINGHAM LAW GROUP 100 South Ashley Drive Suite 100 Tampa, FL 43502 Don Greiwe

SOUTH ATLANTIC CAPITAL 614 West Bay Street Suite 200 Tampa, FL 33606-2704 Don Burton

-10- MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH, INC. Post Office Box 949 Lakeland, FL 33802 Linda Cating

COOPERS & LYBRAND 101 East Kennedy Boufevard Tampa, FL 33602 Jim LMaxwell Brett Nendee

DELOITTE & TOUCHE John Bava

BARNETT BANK OF TAMPA 101 East Kennedy Boulevard Tampa, FL 33602 Rob Huey

PEOPLES GAS SYSTEMS,INC. 11 1 East Madison Tampa, FL 33602 Elliott White

GOLDMAN SACHS 200 South Biscayne Boulevard Suite 3700 Miami, FL 33131 1-800/543-6057 Louis Chiavacci

-11- 963-6 I53

George Steinbrenner Frank A. Weincr AMERICAN SHIP BUILDING CO. PARADISE FRWIT COMPANY 6001 South Westshore Boulevard 1200 M L K Boulevard Tampa, FL 33616 Plant City, FL 33566 835-7000 813/752-1155

Herb Brown Stan Warrell Jared Brown Bert Martin James White PHARMACY MANAGEMENT CHECKERS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS SYSTEMS, INC. 600 Cleveland Street 361 1 Queen Palm Drive Suite 1050 Tampa, FI, 33630 Clearwater, FL 34615 626-7788 441-3500 Tom James Stewart Turley Herb Ehlers ECKERD CORPORATION Bo Godbold 8333 Bryan Dairy Road Tom Franke Largo, FL 34647 RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL 399-6000 880 Carillon Parkway St. Petersburg. FL 33716 Dr. Jack Critchfield 573-3800 Richard Karpen FLORIDA PROGRESS CORPORATION Jim Bradhe One Progress Plaza SPORTS & RECREATION St. Petersburg, FL 33701 4701 Hillsborough Avenue 824-6400 Tampa, FL 33614 886-9688 John R. Torrell, III Roy McCraw Tim Guzzle FORTUNE BANCORF Alan Oak 16120 U.S. Highway 19, North Sheila MacDevitt (check spelling) Post Office Box 6100 TAMPA ELECTRIC COMPANY Clearwater, FL 34618 TECO Plaza 538-1000 702 North Franklin Streen Tampa, FL 33602 Richard E. Jacobson 228-41 11 Marty Jacobson NUTMEG INDUSTRIES Denis Fontaine 4408 West Linebaugh Avenue DISCOUNT AUTO PARTS Tampa, FL 33624 4900 Frontage Road, South

-12- Lakeland, FL 33801 37 Aegean Avenue 787-9226 Tampa, FL 33606 229-3 100 Gordon Tunstall TUNSTALL CONSULTING Glenn Dichnan 13153 North Dale Mabry Highway Post Office Box 128 Tampa, FL Ruskin, FL 33570 968-4461 Jerry Dingle Mike Annis 400 North Ashley Drive Steve Mitchell Suite 2800 Pete Cockey Tampa, FL 33602 ANNIS MITCHELL COCKEY 223-7577 EDWARDS & ROEHN Preston & Laura Farrjor Thomas Arthur 2907 Villa Rosa Park HAVATAIMPA, INC. ‘rampa, FL 33611 3901 Riga Boulevard 942-4800 Tampa, FL 621-3535 Rex Farrior Post Office Box 1438 Mac and Linda Barron Tampa, FL 33601 5428 Lykes Lane 228-741 I Tampa, FL 33611 254-7779 Charlie & Carol Fink 924 Golfview Avenue Michael Carrere Tampa, FL 33629 5415 Lykes Lane 25 1-1 22 1 Tampa, FL 33611 229-6506 John Galioway 3347 Henderson Boulevard Michael and Lea Beard Tampa, FL 33609 101 East Kennedy Boulevard 273-1937 Suite 4000 Tampa, FL 33602 Leonard Gilbert 22 1-7202 926 Golfview Avenue Tampa, FL 33609 John & Deborah Casey 223-7000 3205 Hawthorne Tampa, FL 33611 Dick & Colleen Goerlich 234-883 1 Posr Office Box 10478 Tampa, FL 33679 Ted & Robin DeLavergne 83 1-79 19

-13- Dr. Thomas Greiwe Post Office Box 407 1005 Sivanoy Street Lakeland, FL 33802 Tampa, FL 33629 873-7576

Hi Mampton 3310 San Nicholas Mark Bo:4ck Tampa, FL 33629 Commercial Carrier 223-391 1 Post Office Drawer 67 Auburndale, FL 33823 Richard Hadlow 2610 Sunset Drive Whit Palmer Tampa, FL 33629 3080 S.W.53rd Street Ocala, FL 34474 Frank & Leslie Harvey 521@Interbay Brigantine IV Tampa, FL 33611 DIRECTORS: 83 1-2233 Lee Roy Selmon Fred & Marty Hirons University of South Florida 1801A East Sahlman Drive 4202 East Fowler, PED 214 Tampa, FL 33605 Tampa, FL 33620 248-5448 W. R. "Max"Carey Mike & Rhonda Hogan Corporate Resource Development 2901 Villa Rosa Park 700 Galleria Parkway Tampa, FL 33611 Suite 450 221-7700 Atlanta, GA 30339

Robert & Susan Isbell Hal Smith 1005 Bayshore Boulevard Hal Srnitb Restaurant Group Inc . Tampa, FL 33606 900 36th Avenue N.W. 870-4600 Suite 204 Norman. OK 73072 AI Austin The Austin Companies OUTBACK OFEICERS: 1408 North Westshore, Suite 1002 Tampa, FL 33607 Chris Sullivan 289-4598 Bob Basham Bob Merrit Barney Barnen Tim GaMon hblix Super Markets Joe Kadow

-14- Nancy Schneid Paul Avery Steve Stanley Trudy Cooper Jim Pollard

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P. 0. BOX 3273 / i;ilt3 33601-3273 223-2837FAX ,,/ 1OECASPER &&&) ...... ~ 4908 W. NASSAU ST. -. TAMPA 22607 287-2231 289-1850FAX

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HANS TANZLER, JR. cc / 153 10 AMBERLY DR. TAMPA 33647 979-8160 969-8 I30 FAX

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FIELD( 1) FIELD(2) FWQ) FErn(4) FIELD(5)

Re: Mark Sharpe, Republican Candidate for Congress - Florida, 11th District

Dear FIELD@):

I am writing to I our company's Political Action Committee for the candidacy of Ma lung, conservative Republican who believes in less government, lesr is a former Naval Intelligence Officer and is currently a school tei ecommended by Berman & Company.

Mr. Sharpe is runtung against incumbent Sam Gibbons, acting chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. Mr. Gibbons has been in Congress over 30 years. He is a tax and spend liberal of the first degree. In May of this year, Mr. Gibbons agreed to meet with representatives of the restaurant industry in Tampa. Approximately 60 people attended and explained to Mr. Gibbons in detail how devastating an employer mandated health care requirement would be to the restaurant industry. We followed up with a second meeting with a smaller group of four including myself, a representative of Brinker International and a representative of Steak & Ale.

As you now know, despite hearing our opposition Mr. Gibbons has been the leading proponent in Congress of a Clinton-style health care reFonn plan which includes an employer mandate requiriig employers to pay 80% of &e health insurance cost of their employees. Indeed, Mr. Gibbons is quite proud of having pushed this bill through the Ways and Means Committee.

In Tampa, we believe that Mr. Sharpe has an excellent chance of beating Gibbons. In 1992, Mr. Sharpe ran against him and held him to 52% of the vote. Mr. Sharpe did this with no name recognition and almost no money.

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Outback Steakhouse is committed to the Sharpe campaign and has provided him with the maximum allowable contribution from our PAC. I urge you to support the Sharpe campaign to the full extent that your resources allow. I believe that if we are able to avoid an employer mandate during this Congress, a defeat of Mr. Gibbons would be seen as a defeat of employer mandates, thereby diffising this issue for some time to conie. Clearly this is a race of nationwide significance and will receive national attention.

Chech should be made payable to Sharpe for Congress. Please send your checks to Rick Berman or me so that Mr. Sharpe will understand the extent of support from the restaurant industry.

If you would like any funher information on Mark Sharpe or Sam Gibbons, please do not hesitate to contact me. Thank you for your consideration.

Very uuly yours,

Joseph J. Kadow Vice President adGeneral Counsel

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PAID FOR FROM PERSONAL FUNDS Mr. 0. E. PhilpotENDFIELD Vice President, MarketingENDFIELD CRACKER BARREL OLD COUNTRY STORE, 1NC.ENDFIELD Post Office Box 787, Hartmann DriveENDFIELD Lebanon, Tennessee 37088-0787ENDFIELD Mr. PhilpotENDFIELD ENDRECORD Mr. Robert J. HarigEmFLELD Senior Vice President, Human ResourcesENDFIELD S & A RESTAURANT CORP.ENDFIELD 12404 Park Central DriveENDFIELD Dallas, Texas 75251-1899ENDFIELD Mr. HarigENDFIELD ENDRECORD Ms. Kate McGuiganENDFIELD Director of Government AffairsEIWFIELD SIZZLER INTERNATIONAL, 1NC.ENDFIELD 12655 West Jefferson BoulevardENDFIELD Los Angeles, California 90066ENDFIELD Ms. McGuiganENDFIELT) ENDRECORD

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.. Mr. Richard J. WalshENDFIELD Vice President, Government RelationsEmFIELD GENERAL KILLS RESTAURANTS, 1NC.ENDFIELD 6770 Lake Ellenor DriveENDFIELD Orlando, Florida 32859ENDFIELD RichardENDFIELD ENDRECORD November 11. 1997

Dan Doyle Danka Industries, Inc. 11201 Danka Circle. North St. Petersburg, Florida 33716

Dear Mr. Doyle:

Thank you for your letter inviting us to attend the luncheon you are sponsoring for Sandy Mortham on September 9th. Chris Sullivan will be out of town and unable to attend the luncheon, but enclosed is his check in the amount of $500 for Ms. Mortham's campaign. Also enclosed is a check in the amount of $500 from the Outback Steakhouse Political Action Committee. We hope to send additional checks from Outback officers and employees shortly.

On another political note, as you may know, Mark Sharpe is running against Sam Gibbons for the Congressional seat in the 11th Dislrict in Florida. All of us at Outback Steakhouse believe Mr. Sharpe would be an excellent Congressman and would do a far better job of representing the constituency in the 11th District than Mr. Gibbons has.

We are firmly committed to the Sharpe campaign and are hosting a fundraiser at Bob Basham's home on September 17th. Newt Gingrich will be the guest of honor. I hope you can attend.

Very truly yours,

Joseph J. Kadow Vice President and General Counsel

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Mr. Jim Williams Coca-Cola Fountain Suite 200 2301 Maitland Center Parkway Maitland, Florida 32751-7453

Dear Mr. Williams:

Re: MarkShacpe

Dear Mr. Williams:

On behalf of Bob Basham, we thank you for your contribution for the Sharpe for Congress campaign. Your check in the amount of $500 was made payable to Outback Steakhouse. While we would be happy to endorse this check over to the Sharpe campaign, because of the Federal Election Commission's strict rules and guidelines, it would be more appropriate for you to reissue a check made payable to Sharpe for Congress. You may send the check to us, and we will forward it to campaign headquarters. I am returning your check.

Again, thank you on behalf of Outback Steakhouse and especially on behalf of Sharpe for Congress.

Sincerely,

Carol Brennan

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Enclosure October 21, 1996

John W.Meshad, Esquire Syprett, Meshad, Resnick & Lieb, P.A. 1900 Ringling Boulevard Sarasota, Florida 34236

Re: Mark Sharpe for Congress

Dear John:

Thank you for your previous contribution to Mark Shave's campaign. As you know, Mark is running against Sam Gibbons, a 32-year Democratic incumbent. Mr. Gibbons is acting Chairman of the Ways and Means Committee, and according to Waste Watch had a tax and spend record in 1994 worse than Ted Kennedy's.

As a significant investor in the restaurant industry, you should be aware that Mr. Gibbons was one of the leading proponents of Bill Clinton's employer mandate health care pian and pushed it through the Ways and Means Committee. Mr. Gibbons did this despite the vocal opposition of all the restaurwt companies in the Tampa Bay area including Brinker International. Chuck Winship and I had a face-to-face meeting with Mr. Gibbons on this issue and our position was ignored.

Mark Sharpe is a fine candidate, being a former Naval intelligence officer and school teacher. Mark believes in reduced government, reduced government spending and reduced taxes and regulation on business. Mark understands that tax increases and regulation increases just eliminate jobs.

This race is benefiting from the anti-incumbent mood and Mark's ability to point out the true tax and spend liberal nature of Sam Gibbons' record. I believe this is now a race which is either a dead heat or showing Sharpc slightly ahead. I hope you will support Mark and be part of sending a Republican majority to Congress. I believe Sam Gibbons will be defeated in November along with Ted Kennedy and Tom Foley. John W. Meshad, Esquire October 21, 1996 Page 2

Our need for money to buy additional television time is immediate. Please send two checks made payable to Sharpe for Congress, each in the amount of $l,OoO, one signed by you and one signed by Elaine. The checks should be sent to me at 550 North Reo Street, Suite 204, Tampa, Florida 33609. John, I know $2,000 is a lot of money eo ask for, but this is a race that we can win and a race that will have national implications. Everyone in the Tampa Bay area who is involved in the restaurant community is getting involved in this race, and I think it’s something you should be part of.

Thank you for all your support.

Very truly yours,

Joseph 3. Kadow

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John W. Meshad, Esquire Sypertt, Meshad, Resnick & Lieb. PA 1900 Ringling Boulevard Sai-asota. Florida 34236

Re: Marksharp

Dear John:

... As I mentioned to you over the July 4th holiday, Outback is headquartered in the Congressional district of Sam Gibbons. Mr. Gibbons, a Democrat, has been in Congress for over thirty years and has recently risen to the post of acting chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

Myself, together with other reprzsentatives of the restaurant industry, met with Mr. Gibbons in April of this year and impressed upon him how a mandate. requiring empioyers to pay the cost of health insurance for their employees would be devastating to the restaurant industry. As you know, the Tampa area is home to the corporate headquarters of Outback, Shells, Hops, Checkers, and numerous other smaller restaurant companies. Although the restaurant industry is a significant employer in Mr. Gibbons' district, our arguments fell on deaf ears. Chuck Winship was with me at one of these meetings.

Despite this, Mr. Gibbons now remains one of the last holdouts pushing the Clinton plan with the employer mandate on health care. Mark Sharpe is a bright, young Republican who is seeking to unseat Mr. Gibbons. Mark ran against Mr. Gibbons in 1992, and with only $13.000 and an army of volunteers, held Mr. Gibbons to 52% of the vote. In fact, Mark won Mr. Gibbons' home precinct.

We believe that Mark has an extremely good chance of unseating Mr. Gibbons. If Mr. Gibbons were to be umeated, we believe that the employer mandate on health care would be diffused for some time to come. I urge you and all of your associates in the restaurant industry to make contributions to Mark's campaign. I hope that you will make the maximum contribution of $1,OOO. Checks should be made payable to Mark Sharpe for Congress. If you are inclined to contribute, please send your check to me. I have been collecting checks and giving them to Mark to ensure that he understands the extent of support he is receiving from the restaurant industry.

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I will be happy to send you any information you would like on Mark. He is a forward thinking young Republican who believes in less taxes, less government and private sector solutions to health care reform, and he is adamantly Opposed to employer mandates. Thank you in advance for your support.

Very truly yours,

..: Joseph J. Kadow Vice President and General Counsel

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TO: Chris Sullivan Bob Basham Tim Cannon Bob Merritt Paul Avery Nancy Schneid Jim Pollard Denny Rouse

FROM: Joe Kadow RE: Fundraiser for Mark Sharpe

Outback's PAC will be sponsoring a fundraiser for Mark Sharpe on Saturday, September 17th. Please give me your list of invitees as soon as possible. We will be charging between $500 and $1,000 per person for this event. Newt Gingrich will be our keynote speaker which should help our draw. We myalso have another fundraiser with Connie Mack as the keynote speaker. We will use your invitee lists for both events.

Since the event is not far away, please provide the lists as soon as possible so that invitations can be mailed and follow-up calls made to ensure a good turnout.

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. Sharpe for Congress Campaign Plan 1994 I. Political Analysis

A. 4 way definition

I. Mark on Mark a. New idea reformer b. Conservative c. Grass roots campign d. Youthful energy e. couqeous

2. Mark on Gibbons

.. a. too old b. too Iiberal c. been there too long d. special interests

3. Sam on Sam a.expesienced b. powerfirl c. symbol of pride d. compassionate e. tradition f. constituents' friend

4. Sam on Mark a. too young b. no experience c. no clout I ability to be effective in DC d. no support e. nay sayer f. radical right a e

XI. Strategy (convey the message: been there too long, too liberal, and out oftouch.)

A. Populist reform candidate vs. long term old style career politician.

B. We offer an alternative to Gibbons.

C. Gibbons must be shown as an out of the closet liberal with acting chairmanship .. D.Portray him as libel while we are seen as real solution populist Republican Candidate. ***How to Win.***

E. Districl

... 1. Positive a. Median age (young)

b. Compact

c. high voter turnout

2. Negatives a. Low registered Republicans

F. Candidates

1. Gibbons

a. Lobbying

b. Ineffective

c. Age 0

a. Too Young

b. Low experience

c. Low Cash

d. No incumbent status

F. Moving Issues: Taxes Key

1. Fed& Funding for Abortion: Church Community

2. Health Care: Business Community

3. MacDill: Military

G. Difference from 1992 and 1994

1. Shape a. potential to widpublic perception

b. Mom money c. More volunteers d. More time

e. More exposure on Gibbons

f. Targeted Race (National exposure brings in mort: money)

g. Rising Tide Phenomenon (No Republican Losses)

2. Gibbons a. Ways and Means acting chair

b. More money (ese.out of state interests)

c. More Press

d. Angry electorate H. Message: it's Time!

1. Charismatic candidate against an old man.

I. Targeting

1. Church Community:

a. speaking

,.. b. endorsement process

c. mdngleaders

d. flyas

e. active contact/ Sharpe representative in every congregation

f church Bulletid Sunday before election 1. Jim design 1/2 page insert, very fair - information not bias

2. Business CommuNty:

a. EndorcementdNewslettws

b. Mailing

c. Everds

d. Meetings

e. Speaking Engagements

3. Black Community:

a. Chureh Leaders

b. Civic Leaders c. Pr&e Traditional Campaigning

d. Housing outreach 4. Hispanic Community

a. Business Leaders

b. Community Leaders

c. Catholic churches

5. Republicans: ( ensure they recognize and support Mark Sharpe)

a. mailing

b. events

J. Tactics

1. Organiza!ion:

a. Massive Army of Volunteers

b. Neighborhood Walks

c. Door Hangers

d. Telephone Banks/ Shephen Vilez

e. caravans

2. Targeted Direct Mail

1.Get to know

2.All positive

(*The following mailings are ail directed at Democrats)

b.Conservative Democrztes. send twice

1 .Taxes and Crime posirive 2. Slam Sam

c.Hispanics

1 .Crime and Taxes

2. Slam Sam (with key hispank issues)

3. endorsements

d.Inner City Blacks

1. Mark has been there for you and listens to you

2. endorsements

e. Seniors

1.soCial Security Taxes

2. Health Care Choices

3.Slam Sam

3. Radio a. see separate media plan

4. TV asee separate media plan

5. Billboards, Junior

a.List locations and dates

6. Yard Signs *ordered------2x3 and ------3x4 in July.

a. pre primary: yards and ofices

b. post primary: right of ways C. want quantity

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-- ...... :: ,... 111. Organization

A. 13 Areas, Divided both geographically and demographically

1. Mac Dill Area (pink)

2. South Tampa Area (purple)

3. Westshore Area (baby blue)

4. Town and Country Area ( orange)

5. West Tampa Area (green)

6. Old Carrollwood Area( Yellow)

7. Carrollwood Area (red)

8. East Tampa kea (brown)

.. 9. Ybor City Area (green)

IO. Temple Terrace AreaQlue)

1I. Rural Area (grey)

12. Brandon Area (yellow)

13. Gibsonton (light blue)

B. Demigraphic breakdown

I. displays location of winning votes

2. attached

C. Precinct Captains

1. 147 precints

D. Regional Leader 1. for each area (13) total E. Professional Full time Volunteer Executive Committee (Responsible for Broad areas)

1. Basic Strategy: Jon Coley (keeper of the message)

2. Fundraising: Charley Guy and Chris Kise

3. FiMncial Operations: Rick Fontaine

4. Headquarter Operations: Mary Sharpe

5. Communications: Koni McCullough- Sheppard

6. Targedng: Jim Beeler

7. Volunteer Management: Galen Garrison & Jim Beeler

8. Business and Community Contacts: Charlie Guy

9. Opposition Research: Frank Reyes

1I. Data Base Management: Gaien Garrison

12. Social, Caravan, and Town Meeting Planing: Tem Sp50

13. Scheduling: Roni

14. Phone banks: Steve Veliz

15. Photography: Steve Riggs

F. Coalitions

*Coalition leaders are responsible for: Scheduiing Mark at group events Building list files to mail to GOTV with get out the vote cards (lables pre-done from lists)

1. Hispanics

a. Cub

b. Pueno Rican c. Spanish

d. Mexicans

e. Central American

2. African Americans

3. Asians

a. Koreans

... . b. Chinese ...... 4. Indian

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..~.. . -. 8. Middle Eastem

9. Students

10. Education

1 1. Church Leaders

12. Doctors

13. Health Professionals

16. Military

a. Active

b. Veterans

17. Women

18. Home BuilderdRealtors

19. Business

a. Insurance b. Restaurants c. Developers d. Retail IV. Opposition Research

A. Taxes (Key misinterpretation by Gibbons)

B. Spending

C. Lobbying a. Son b. Top aides c. High out-of-state contrjjutions

D. Special Interest ...- +.. ..~...... ~ E. MacDiil ~~ F. Health Care G. Ineffective

H. Liberalism (liberal record) 1. VAT tax 2. Great Society 3. Health Care

I. Lack of Responsiveness

J. Jennifer Liston organizing information for user friendly access. V. Communications:

A. Earned Media 1. Press Releases- Weekly at least in September 2. Conferences - Only when we know schedule

3 Press Events + and time line a. send follow up photos to local papers

B Coalition Mailings Begin aquistion of d1 types of lists 1 Medical Lists. Sam Mudano 2 Church Lists 3. Associations - 4 Chamber of CornrnerceBusiness: currently have 5. Organization Membership Lists 6. Coalition GOTV mailing

C. Neighbor to Neighbor Communication 1. Dcm to Door walking 2. Socials

D. Friend to Friend LetterdPost cards 1. Distniuted 15th of October 2. For organbation members especially (1. contact member write to dl). E. Fax network - Beginning September 12th 1. (do through 386 fax modum) 2. (Send Sunday nights) 3. Have Lany Thornberry write.

1.Weekly Update to: a Church Leaders b. Civic Leaders c. business leaders d. political organizations e. etc.

F. PhoneBanking

1. volunteers - secure outside source

2. home phoning a. identifying supporters and undecided b. start date for 60TV:October 25th 3. Locations: a. the Mandts b. the Castros

4. Special script for particular coalitions a. prepare time for contact our people

G.Town Meetings

1. Schedule a. Saturday, September 24th.

2. SO- 100 attendance goal

H. Endorsements

1. Papas: a Tampa Tribune b. St. Pete Times c. Tampa Record d. La Gam

2. Groups: Lst them------List groups that already and suspected

3. Church Bullitins too

I. Events and Rallies Volunteer Party October at Sen. Grant's 1. with visiting key note speakers 2. list a schedule ------

J. Socialsl Home Visits 1. Oniy I hour lung!

K. WeeklyNdetter 1. via in-house fax 2. gearai to donors and key volunteers

L. News clips to party and consultants 1. Clipping Service executed by Jennifer Linon a bal Papers b. national papers VI. Fund raising A. PACs

1. National a. pack pagage to mail __------I----..-______1. include news, map, budget, general, poll, endorsements of PACs 2. Very simple

c. Targeted PACs 1. Dental PACs 2. Medical PACs a. ANiA b. Blls. Co. Medical Associaton c. FLAMPAC .. . 3. Builders -. 4. Restaurants (Buman's Group) :.- 5. Suppliers for Restaurants and Doctors ..~~ ..~. 6. NFIBhusiness .. types 7. Lnsu*lnce PACs 8. Reahtors 9. Outback, Chillis IO. MIA I d. Lnvitatioa out to PACs for event 1. follow up phone callls

e. Congressmen to get PACs PherelRaiSe $x 1. Stems, Fowler, Goss, Canady, Bilirakis, Young 2. Dick hey,Gingrich, Mack, et6

f. heavy follow up to attendees and no shows ------I. include press dips 2. call most promising

g. Octobex Priority Mail PAC - Media and last minute plea 1. No return address - so they open.

2. State a. Identify nate PACs with National PACs -ask state party for bst. b. secure endorcement to sway national PACs. 3. Local a. get list from FEC - for FL and Hillsborough b. secure endorsement to sway national PAC

4. Mail PACS a. August mailing 1 .provide info about Mark to PAC list 2. invite to DC event

b. September mailing a. follow up after no shows and attendees to event.

c. October mailing I. Please, last minute appeal. 2. Priority mail, top 20 only

d. follow up- before PAC event.

5. Event PACS

a. after Labor Day 1. Hire DC based fundraiser on commission basis 2. Take recs Erom McLaughlm

b. Event and trip at metime

6. Visit PACS

a. (same time as event)

€3. Direct Mail

1. our donors a. all donors monthly b. August 22 c. September 12 d. October 3 e. October 17

2. other candidates and donors a. Aug29th b. September 19th c. October 17 (tentative) 3. rented names: a. one I month

4. AsssociatiodCoaIition Names a. all available b. target business list c. Sam Mudano list d. Small Business mailing Chamber list e. Restaurant owners f. church lists g. gun owners h. social clubs

5. Mailing to Major donors

6.August 22nd volunteers, donors and [ark Sharpe Mailing nee- disk > Galen September 12th *Key to Press People who have already given $1,000 October 3rd *Key to Press People who have already given $1,00 .. , '. October 17th *Key to Press People who have already given $1,000 . .. 7. Lists Bob Horn GOVernorS Bob Foster Active People Other Candidates + Donors (Mail on Aug 29th for Sept 19 to Oct 17) 3. mail early personal and business type list

4. Connie Mack list

5. one on one series a. letter b. phone call c. visit d. letter e. phone call

D. Candidate 1. (Rom) schedule time Mark makes calls (especially school)

E. Party

1. State a. want to ask for staff help, direct contribution, coordinated expenditures.

2. National a. call Mark Maddod Ann McCord - wants max donation state + fed b. pursue all staffhelp c. direct contributions d. coordinated expenditures

F. Events: weekly updates fiom Missy (see major events repor%)

1I Major donor events llmonth (ticketed) a. Gingrich b. Dole d. Kemp e. Lamar Alexander f. Gramm i. Connie Mack j. The General *establish host committee 1. call and ask 2. call Chris and ask what he wants to do

2. Lmal events a. John Grant b. Charlie Crist c. Outback d. AI Austin e. VI f. Pepin g Lorena Jaeb G. Individual Solicitation a. o~pandedcontacts through major donors.

H. Finance Committee (linked to majar donor solici!ations and candidate) I. Cumnt Members Jake Beckle .. . Mike Bedke .. Bob Cromwell

.. JA Cone .. Herb Doyle Charlie Guy

.. Mrs Lorena Jaeb

.. Joe Kadow (Outback yys) Chris Kise .~ Bob Lang :s -. Marc Mandt Dick Mandt -.. . Sam Mudan0 &. Rose RoseneUi Sam Rachid

2. spaial stationery created

I. Friend Latus

1. lettas written to contact another. (create guidelines).

2. Have someone from each precint write to their buddies.

3. From major donor or organization.

4. Someone to head up efforts

J. Socials 1. residual values VII. Candidate Scheduling 'Mark needs to be escorted to all events so someone can collect phone numbers etc

A. Associations 1. List From the Organization Directory book a. list where we have been (visit again perhaps). b. any big group reschedule c. must have contact escourt to everyone of these! d. Galen needs to be Mark's companion to get volunteers e. Determine intern to help with this.

B. Business G~OUQS I. Make a list of all of them in area a check ones Mark has gone to b. set dates for ones he has not 2. Get a pro active contact in each group who will help with GOTV

C. Individuals

1. Donors - TOP PRIORITY

2. Leaders a. church b. Hispanic c. social groups

D. Fund raising events: High Priority

1. See major events report attached. E. Civic Groups - Keep it up.

F. Public Eveats 1. Hyde Park, Ybor Jazz Festival 2. BusGames 3. Ybor Saturday night, cruising. 4. Guavaween

G.Door to Door 1. Over for Mark H. Press Contact 1. Mark is spokesman to be made available. Also at scheduled press conferences

I. Street Sign Holding

I. Caravans for Mark Sharpe to meet people.

... VIII. Operations:

A. Hesdquarten

I. Staff : Mssy Shorey, Campaign Coordinators a. Interns: see assigned repsponsibilities

2. Hours of Operation a. List them and provide a schedule b. 8:OOam open with interns

3. Maintenance a. building r b. equipment and supplies c. literature

4. Individaul Intern Responsibilities .. . .. 1. caravan coordination back up 2. town meeting coordination back up 3. Mass mailing specialist 4. intern coordination back up

C. FEC Compliance

1. Due Dates posted/ list - Make sure to have. 2. Rick filing deadlines

D. Computers

1. Data Base

2. Voter File DB a. for walk lists per Wen

3. CdbutorsiDonor File

4. Volunteer file

E. Volunteer Staffing

F. Open Brandon office in October 1. staff 2. computer (XT) 3. nmtaials 4. someone for phones IX. Advertising:

A. TV

1. network

2. CaMe

3. Amount To Buy

B. Junior Biids 1. 15 fix $5,OOO total up by September 8th (See if can guarrantee dates?) 2. Attxh location lists

C. Yard Sigm 1.3,oaO 2' X 3' , 500 3' X 4',4' X 8' later (#?) No right of ways until after September 8th.

D.Direct Mail Targeted Coalitions 1. Bo 2. colaast

3. Athck E. Volunteer Distribution

1. Bumper Stickers a 2,500 ordered 15 August 94: done

2. Palm Cards a Rick ordered week of .August 15th: done

3. Flyas a. Flyers for Special Events and Issues b. use in-kind printers

4. Door Hangers a Get door hanger write up from Jim Beeler b. Possible special Brandon GOTV 1.Very Conservative 2.Militat-y Issues 3. He's one ofus!?! C. Spanish One d. Second set of 50K door hangers iri Sept 15th. .

X. Budget

A. see Rick Fontaine

B. Rough Outline attached

C. Main priority is Media Account 1. need S200K to saturate

D. Overhead expenses

E. No major purchases of materials after 5OK door hangers

1. Potential additional expenditures: a. second round of yard signs b. refrigorator c. tracking polls d. 275 billboard e. switch boxes XI. Timeline BEFORE THE FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION

In the Matter of MUR 4434

RESPONSE TO QUESTIONS AND PRODUCTION OF DOCWW Ii, E- D

I, Joseph Kadow, on behalf of Outback Steakhouse of Florida, Inc., do hereby submit the following Response to the Federal Election Coinmission Subpoena to Produce Documents and Order to Submit Written Answers (the “Subpoena”) in connection with MUR 4434.

1. Preliminary Statement

I... I am making every effort to fully comply with the Subpoena and will continue making ..~ ..... reasonable efforts io investigate informatioil relevant to the Subpoena. I will also continue to cooperate with any further requests from the Federal Election Commission (the ...... -~ “Commission”) regarding this or any other matter. The following response is based upon my i best efforts to recall the events surrounding the subject matter of the Subpoena. I have attempted to provide specific information whenever possible, however, because the events took place over three years ago and because 1 do not maintain an organized calendar, 1 am, at times, forced to offer more generalized information. To the extent 1 am able to provide greater specificity, I will provide the same.

QIJFSTIO-: For the time period January 1 through November 8, 1994: a.) Produce all registration numbers, flight plans and manifests for any aircraft owned or leased by you. Identify all pilots and other airplane staff employed or hired by you during this same period.

b.) Produce all documents regarding reimbursements issued to Joseph Kadow for work-related travel. , 1:

a.) The Aircraft Logs have been provided. Ex. A. The following pilots and other airplane staff have been identified:’

George Breen, Pilot Stuart Huberman

...... Donald Hunt, Mechanic Ed Spivey

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Victor Slacter, Pilot Charles Thomas

b.) I have produced my reimbursement records. & Ex. B.

QUESTION NO . 2: Identify each Outback franchise owner, general manager, and joint venture partner.

1 There were undoubtedly other airplane staff employed by Outback during the relevant period. However, many were independent contractors and I have been unable to locate their names and addresses at the time of this filing. If the Commission deems this information necessary I will make every efforr to produce it. As reference, the following pilots were listed in the Aircraft Logs listing my name: Breen (identified), fluberman (identified), Lloyd, Montgomery, Spivey (identified), Slacter (identified), and Thomas (identified).

-L- ANSWER NO. 2: I have produced:

1. Exhibit H to our Uniform Franchise Offering Circular dated March 31, 1995, which is a list of franchisees as of that date. & Ex. C.

2. Exhibit I to our Uniform Franchise Offering Circular dated March 31, 1993, which is a list of former franchisees as of that date. (Please note that there are a significant number of passive investors in each franchised restaurant. The names of the passive investors will be provided if the Commission so requests). & Ex. D.

3. A Joint Venture Partner (“JVP”)/Franchisee Director (current as of November I, 1997). Only one person was a JVP in 1994 who is no longer a JVP with Outback. His name is Anthony Canale, 660 South Roya! Lane, Suite 200, Coppell, Texas 75019. &e Ex. E.

4. A list of all Outback restaurants, categorized by the controlling JVP or franchisee as of October 31, 1997. Of these approximately 450 restaurants, approximately 250 were open in 1994. SgEx. F.

QIJESTION NO. 3: If not otherwise produced in response to another question,

...... produce in its entirety the document entitled “Sharpe for Congress Campaign Plan 1994,” two .. pages of which served as Exhibit B to your response to the complaint in this matter.

ANSWER NO. 3: I have provided this document in my individual response to Question No. 4. See Kadow Response Ex. 0.

QUESTION NO. 4: Identify all documents consulted in responding to this Subpoena and Order. Identify all individuals, not otherwise identified in response to any of the above questions, who have knowledge or information related to the answers to the above questions.

ANSWER NO. 4: 1 have provided and identified the relevant documents in my above responses.

I have not consulted any other documents, not listed above, in responding to the Subpoena. Similarly, other than my counsel, who assisted me in drafting this response, 1 cannot recall any other individuals, not listed above, That may have knowledge of any of the above matters. Further affiant sayeth not. ., .. ,,” , I , .. .. __. Josep8.J. Kadow for Outback Steakhouse of Floridai,’lnc.,Respondent I.,’

State of Florida 1

i 1 ss. County of /( //’ )

On this-zfkday of November, 1997. personally appeared before me, the undersigned Notary Public, Joseph J. Kadow, who, after being duly sworn, states under oath that he signed the foregoing Response to Questions and Produciion of Documents and that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.

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-4- DATE AMOUNT 07/07/94 $60.83

WOSIGNATURES REQUIRE0 OVER 525.000 30 JOE ilADOW TO THE - ORDER COPY OF - -I- AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE REI 0001 b406 & 5b 3 Lbii' \7; r-. u

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9 MY 16 05:39:- TAWA ’ FL 10 MUY 16 05:42:4* THA Fl ~- I 11 HAY 29 W:05:- THI FL 813-282-1224 .. u) 1 ;-~:.: ~ .27 - -; 12 MAY 27 TWA FL - .~ . .D . 2.-_. .49 ::! 0$:30:2* 813-ZU2-l22* ... . .~ .. SUBTOTAL LONG DISTANCE CHARGES . - ..15.30.. .~. .- _._.. - ..~. OPTIONAL CALLING PLAN CETAlL - !I

ATIT TRUECOUNTRYCm) SAVINGS I YOU HAVE SAVED $0.60 WITH AT61 TRUECOUNTRY(-) SAVINGS ON YOUR I CALLS TO CANADA. IF YOU WOULR PREFER TO SAVE ON YOUR CALLS TO -- - ANOTHER COUNTRY, PLEASE CALL ATBf AT 1-a00-367-9806 EXT. 221). _. ~. I ...... I - ...... _ .... I TOTAL LONG DISTANCE CHARGES .. 15.30 1 I

1 C = when thls symbol a-n In the lelt margln, It IMIcatu Qedk hu Wsn appllad and tha Icll call Is klnq blllcd at VI8 rsducsd ralk R = When this symtd eppun III VM Ielt margln. It lndlota a tdl call has bean Mllcd to your aamnt alter being InwsUqateU by a toll InMtlgaUm grwp. ~- CTE Regulated Rcgiond Cdls

I May 20 401 pm *IS 421.8612 813 173-4473 Day i S ?..by Sari Fran CA rampa FL 2 May 20 4:07pm 415421-1611 416 230-1420 Day 1 43 SanFran GI ‘I’UrootQ ON 3 hlay 22 I251 pm 415 92Y-YLI36 813 273473 iVi@ 9 2.33 San Fran CA ‘lampa FL 4 May 23 8:42 an 415 421-8501 2U2 326-3100 Day I J1.07 San Fran CA Washington UC 5 May 23 LL:M a111 415 421-8501 202 514-2558 Day 4 v/l.ya San Fran CA Wiwhington DC 6 May 23 8;48 am 41.5 421-8501 2U2 3070207 Day 2 h.34 Sim I+an CA Washington DC 7 May 23 9:18 am 415 421-8604 2U2 326-31W Day 8 J2.96 SanFrm CA WashinsLon DC U May 23 12:17 pm 415 421-8612 2U2 3U74207 Day 2 h.34 SanFrm CA Waahinslon DC 9 May 23 1224 pm 415 421-1612 813 2731.)73 Oiry 8 5.96 San Fran CA Tampa FL IO May 23 1234 pm 415 421-8612 W7 444-1134 Day 9 h.23 San I’rari CA WinlcrParL 1‘1 11 klay 23 3:16 pm 415 921-99% 407 6211JlOY Day 2 I .34 siln Fran CA WinlcrPirk FL 11 May 23 335 pni 415 Y21-yY33 507 628JIW Day 5 2.15 Sari Frlrn CA Winul’ark FL Ciilinr Carmls (continued: -O*IC ThCalled frum Cdcd ta I'criml Min. ,\.t I Slay 24 7:l3 am dlS42l-~GIl 202 307-0207 Sight 3 1.31 Sa11 FfUl CA Wdshiny$xi DC 2 May 24 716 415 42i-X6ll 202 326-3100 Night 2 Jl.14 Sari Fmn CA Wasluii8ton DC 3 May 24 7:19 am 41s 421-8611 113 273-4473 Night 6 I .YZ S;mI:r;m CA 'I'anipa FL 4 May 25 853 iin~ 415 4214(1u? 015 327474 Day 1 /l.U7 SUI Fran CA Nashville TN 5 May 25 8:03 pm 713443-93Y6 813 273473 Eve 3 I .37 ,. ~ am a I:L l'Ural 5 31.51

Rwulstd Service Taxa and Surchrrva Amuunt o F&rd excise tax (3.UO% or S47.Y6) s 1.44 7 City utJity w (7.00% of 512.J9) .87 u City frvchix fcc (1.00% of SI 1.88) .I? Y Florida intentate grow rnripts kx(2.56% of S17.89) .46 wt&irastiteoss rccriots tu(2.56% of 515.381 .39 'rod s 3.28

CTE regcrlurrd service ahcvgcJ s 50.66

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May 11 1U:lOam Orlando FL 407 MY4-3Y86 Day 5 5 1.1s I May 11 10:18 iun Wintal'uk I:L 407 647-4521 Ddy I .21 May I1 513 pm WimerP;trk FL 4U7 647-4521 Eve 6 I .u2 !May 13 S2b pin Lawronce KS Y13 MJI-IS3S Eve I4 23n May 15 M:JI pm Lawrsnce KS 913 M4145.35 Eve n i 36 May 16 Y:JS am Lawrence KS 913 MJI-8535 Day 2 .54 #Way I6 11:04 am LdWfCtlCC KS Y13 MJI-MS35 Day 1 .27 May I6 54Spm WinttrPark I:L W762Y-2103 Eve I 20 May 16 6:lM pm LawruLcc KS YI3 841-8335 Eve 4 .68 May 18 7:34 pm Jacksoirvl FL YU4 363-0071 Eve 3 8/53

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DATE AMOUNT 07/27/94 $37. ca

TWO SIGNATURES REQUIRED OVER 125.000.00 JOE KADOW TO THE ORDER COPY OF AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE REI 0010 11~000L973L11~1:063A046971: Ah06ASh3A411'

Taxi Cab Receipts

Date-- 71/ -l,/ Time: Tcrp &,gin: // 3, fA

TAXI DRIVERS CUSTOMER RECEIPT

Company / Ass‘n. lime -date -._-- , i ,%:voice NO. Tvpe Date Dept Description Total Amount I Discount i 7/27 IN 03/01/94 0000 Bus1 EXP 0000 $37.00 s.0:

DATE AMOUNT 08/03/94 $37.00

TWO SIGNATURES REQUIRED OVER $25.000.00 JOE KADOW TO THE ORDER OF I . 1 .

TAXI DRIVER'S CUSTOMER RECEIPT OUTBACK SI"OUSE OF F'LZORIDA, INC. 43-469/(131 DamDA.W OFT~~A.Y.A.. D(O 550 N. REO STREET ?O! EdSi KENNEOY BUULEVIRD NUMBER SUITE 204 raws ~~33602 20391 TAMPA. FL 33609 DATE AMOUNT " 08/25/94 $333.55

TWO SIGNATURES REQUIRE0 OVER SiS.OOO.~O JOE: mow TO THE - ORDER COPY OF - AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE 3 0017 I I I !

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THE PEAKS 136 Country Club Drivr P.O. Box 2702 Telluride CO 81435 Tel: (303) 728-6800 Fax: (303) 728-6175

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OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE OF FLORIDA, INC. Lu-IB/BI MmMJdK OfTAMPA. NA. MO 550 N. REO 1ov E*sT *P(NEOI Bouwm NUMBER smm TWPA. n%lam sum M9 21153 TAMPA FL 33609 DATE AMOUNT 09/29/94 $446.99

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c 0z w -1 3 P P t RECEIPT NUMBER STATE OF FI.C)RII)A DEPAH~IENTOF RUSLXESS ASD PKOFESSIOS.AL REClL.AI'ION DIVISION OF ALCOHOLIC BE'vZRAGES ,LuD TOBACCO 6-20938 I940 Nonh Sfonrot: Smrt Tallahassee. Ronda 37399-1021 BPR 44-010

~ 6,10938 OFFICIAL RECEIPT ] REV. 10193

RECEIVED FROEI: J. KAllCW DATE: 09/14/94 ADMESS : 02:24:05F CITY: STATE : LICENSE NUflBEFi: 1045 FINGERPRINT FEES s33.00

TOTAL PAVEIENT $39.00

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I agree That my I~.)DnI!ly for tho%bN is not wsoved and agree IO Se held perranallv Itable in the event ?ha1 tke C,TY STATE POSTALCOOE I mdlcated Derson, COmDany or auocU?!on +arts to pay I for any Dan ar lhe full amount o! their charges. SIGNATURE TAXI CAB RECEIPT

ci&.@ CAB FARE FROM kJ2L.d LaTO

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OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE OF FLORIDA, INC. 63-4.¶/tUr E&RNSIlWA OFTAIyPh HA.. WO NUMBER 550 NORM REO STREET SUITE 204 (01 vsrUENNEDV BWLEVIRO TIYPA FL UM? TAMPA, FL 33609 23370

DATE AMCUPIT 12/28/94 $115.17

TWO SIGNATURES REQUIRED OVER 525.OCG.CO

TO THE JOE KADOW ORDER COPY OF AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE

REI 0028 i~'0002 3 3 7011~CO 6 3 LO Z 6 9 71: 1 40 6 1 S 4 3 A bile -131 1 I I i Y c n c a $ Y E- : : .. Received by: -Greater Ta-Mof~:_ornmerce -

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REI 0033 Roy C. Hockman 3184 Cahaba Heights Rd. -. 1 ,, .I Birmingham, AL 35243

Office of the General Counsel Federal Election commission 999 E Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 28463 ...... ::. .. November 18, 1997 , .. Re: Response to subpoena MUR 4434 .~ ...... To Whom It May Concern:

.. .. . Question One. *. :

I spoke with Joe Kadow by telephone regarding the Mark Sharpe campaign. Joe and I discussed Clinton’s proposed health plan, Representative Gibbons’ involvement in moving that legislation forward, and the repercussions of the health plan on our business i f it was passed. The result of that conversation was that, my wife, Dearing McRae Hockman aad I each made a contribution to the Sharpe campaign. The only relevant documents that I am aware of are the two canceled checks which I am unable to locate at this time. Question Two.

I did not consult any documents to answer these questions. No other individuals would have knowledge concerning these questions.

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.~...... County of Jefferson

This day personally appeared before me, the undersigned authority, Roy C. Hockman. who, after being duly sworn, states under oath that he signed the foregoing Response to Subpeona and that the responses are true and correct to the best of his knowledge and belief.

Given under my hand and seal this -I-%+k day of $7.i;dmk, 1997. ----n~:-L-T3-lzLL;LF

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