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Senator Bob Dole United-Republican Fund Dinner This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu United-Republican Fund Dinner -. Special Guest: Senator Bob Dole September 24, 1993 Jackson, Mississippi Ramada Hotel Senator Bob Dole Page 1 of 71 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu OUR THANKS TO: "GRASSROOTS: WHERE IT ALL BEGINS" Volunteers ...................................................................... Belhaven College Republicans Hinds Commuity College Republicans Millsaps College Republicans 1993 UNITED REPUBLICAN FUND DINNER The Staff of the Mississippi Republican Party Paige Dickerson, Annette Hope, Chip Reynolds, Chris Webster, Tim Stubbs, Patrick Wooten WELCOME ............................................................................................ .Judy Dunaway DINNER COMMITTEE Judy Dunaway, Chairman The Invocation ............................................................................................... Bill Jordan Bob Anthony Victor Mavar Lt. Governor Eddie Briggs Howard McMillan The Pledge of Allegiance ................................................................. Evelyn W. McPhail Neal Clement Jimmy Moreton Thad Cochran Lucy Morrison The Star Spangled Banner. ............................................................................. Guy Hovis Tom Cook Billy Mounger Ron Farris Mr. & Mrs. Kent Nicaud Joe Floyd John Palmer Introduction of Governor Kirk Fordice .................................................. .Judy Dunaway Jack Forbus Cindy Phillips Governor Kirk Fordice Rubel Phillips Jim Furrh Stephanie Punches Introduction of Senator Bob Dole .............................................. Governor Kirk Fordice Frank Genzer Clarke Reed Gary Harkins Suzanne Case Rogers David Hicks Andy Taggart Thomas Hussey Billy Van Devender Keynote Address .............................................................................. Senator Bob Dole Bill Jordan Vaughn Watkins Jean Lindsey Ann Wilson Trent Lott Geoffrey Y oste SPONSORS DINNER Leflore County Republican Party Lowndes County Republican Party Tishomingo County Republican Party Joe Brata Remarks ...................................................................................... Chairman Billy Powell George G. Hardie Gold Strike Resort Lone Star Corporation Remarks ................................................................................ Lt. Governor Eddie Briggs Viking Range Corporation Remarks ............................................................................................. Senator Trent Lott SPECIAL THANKS TO: South Madison County Republican Women Representative Rita Martinson Remarks ...................................................................................... Governor Kirk Fordice Page 2 of 71 l'.'AGE FOUR friday, September i4 6;35 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK - UNITED REPUBLICAN FUND DINNER 8:00 PM (Fundraiser for Missi5sippi Republican Party) CROWD SIZE: 500-600 HEAD TABLE: Senator Dole Governor Kirk Fordice This documentMrs. is fromPatty the collections Fordice at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas senator Trenthttp://dolearchives.ku.edu Lott Mrs. Tricia Lott Lt. Gov. Eddie Briggs and escort Billy Powell, State Chairman Mrs. Barbara Powell Suzanne Rogers, State committeewoman Evelyn McPhail, Director of Political Education, RNC Judy Dunaway, Dinner Chairman PROGRAM: 6:30 PM Photo Op - Penthouse Level 6:55 PM Reception - Penthouse Level 7:15 PM PROCEED TO FIRST FLOOR for 7:20 PM PRESS AVAILABILITY 7:30 PM Dinner event begins - Ballroom DINNER PROGRAM: 7: 30 PM Pledge of Allegiance & Invocation 7;35 PM Introduction of Senator Dole - Governor Kirk Fordice 7:40 PM REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE 8:00 PM Senator Dole concludes remarks and departs hotel, meal is served CONTACT: Chris Webster, Executive Director Billy Powell, Chairman 601/948-5191 (0) 601/354-0972 (FAX) 8:00 PM Lv. Ramada Renaissance Hotel 8:30 PM Ar. Jackson International Airport General Aviation Service 601/939-9366 Page 3 of 71 45 AP 09-22-93 16:17 EST 61 Lines. Copyright 1993. All rights reserved. AM-MS--Fordice-Taxes, Mspi Bjt,480< Fordice Pushes Income Tax Cut< With AP Photo JX101< By GINA HOLLAND Associated Press Writer JACKSON, Miss. (AP) Gov. Kirk Fordice, recovering from cancer surgery, renewed his call Wednesday for an income tax reduction. Fordice was joined by nine Republican lawmakers and a group of state department heads at the Governor's Mansion after returning from a Southern Governors' Association meeting Richmond, Va. He said the time recovering from his Aug. 25 surgery has given him ''a renewal of resolve in what we came here to do and what we're trying to do in governmentThis document is from theand collections that at the is Dole to Archives, make University it of Kansas work better.'' http://dolearchives.ku.edu Fordice is proposing a $3,500 increase in the state income tax exemption. Under the proposal, for example, married couples' personal exemption would rise from $9,500 to $13,000. The tax cut would stimulate spending and economic growth, the governor said. PRESS RETURN TO CONTINUE OR ENTER A REQUEST. Page 4 of 71 ''I'm not talking games of any kind,'' the governor said. He first unveiled his proposal at the Neshoba County Fair last month. Fordice said he will ask the Legislature to cut income tax, not sales tax, because a tax break should go to ''the folks that work so hard to send this money up here in the first place.'' ''As far as the personal exemption, I think that's going to be a hard sell,'' said Rep. Rita Martinson, R-Madison, who was among lawmakers at the mansion. ''I think the governor has his pulse on the people.'' Rep. Bill Denny, R-Jackson, said both Democrats and Republicans should support the plan when the Legislature convenes in January. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas ''We've got a reasonable group of lawmakers,''http://dolearchives.ku.edu Denny said. But many of the department heads at the news conference have already asked the Legislature for more money for next year. Requests include more money for education, public safety, Medicaid, and corrections. House appropriations chairman Charlie Capps, D-Cleveland, said the Legislative Budget Committee has received requests for about $300 million more in new spending for the next fiscal PRESS RETURN TO CONTINUE OR ENTER A REQUEST. Page 5 of 71 House appropriations chairman Charlie Capps, D-Cleveland, said the Legislative Budget Conunittee has received requests for about $300 million more in new spending for the next fiscal PRESS RETURN TO CONTINUE OR ENTER A REQUEST. year. ''We have many needs and desires. We certainly can't fund all that,'' Capps said Wednesday. ''Before we get the budget conunittee reconunendations, I would not be for ... an income tax cut.'' Fordice said the state can afford the $70 million tax cut if the state payroll is reduced. He said the state should not count on taxes from gambling to fund state needs. ''Gambling income can go just as fast as it came,'' Fordice said. ''All those boats couldThis documentpull isout from theovernight. collections at the DoleWe Archives, must University not of Kansas get addicted to that money.'' http://dolearchives.ku.edu Fordice also outlined his recovery from prostrate cancer surgery and said he is cancer-free. ''With the Lord's help, we're going to come through this in good shape,'' he said. PLEASE ENTER A REQUEST. Page 6 of 71 SENATOR BOB DOLE MISSISSIPPI GOP DINNER This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas SEPTEMBER 24, 1993http://dolearchives.ku.edu THANK YOU. l'M OLD ENOUGH TO REMEMBER THE DAYS WHEN THERE WEREN'T THIS MANY REPUBLICANS IN ALL OF MISSISSIPPI. 1 Page 7 of 71 AND I KNOW THERE ARE A LOT OF PEOPLE HERE IN THIS This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas ROOM WHO NEVER http://dolearchives.ku.eduTHOUGHT THEY'D LIVE TO SEE THE DAY THAT MISSISSIPPI WOULD EVER ELECT A REPUBLICAN TO ANYTHING--LET ALONE BE HOME TO A REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR, A REPUBLICAN LT. GOVERNOR, TWO REPUBLICAN UNITED 2 Page 8 of 71 STATES SENATORS, AND THE CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas NATIONAL COMMITTEE.http://dolearchives.ku.edu LET ME SAY A WORD OR TWO ABOUT SOME OF THOSE FOLKS. FIRST, I THINK WE CAN ALL AGREE THAT HALEY BARBOUR IS THE RIGHT .PERSON AT THE RIGHT TIME TO BE CHAIRMAN OF OUR PARTY. 3 Page 9 of 71 SERVING AS CHAIRMAN IS A TOUGH JOB--1 WAS CHAIRMAN A This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas FEW YEARS BACK. http://dolearchives.ku.eduIN FACT, I WAS CHAIRMAN DURING WATERGATE. THE BREAK-IN HAPPENED IN MY NIGHT OFF. BUT I DON'T THINK HALEY HAS TAKEN A NIGHT OFF IN THE LAST NINE MONTHS ... HE IS TIRELESS IN PROMOTING 4 Page 10 of 71 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES AND THE REPUBLICAN CAUSE, AND This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas HE HAS HELPED TOhttp://dolearchives.ku.edu BUILD THE MOMENTUM THAT IS COMING OUR WAY. l'M SURE YOU KNOW THAT HALEY ISN'T THE ONLY MISSISSIPPIAN AT THE R.N.C. THERE'S ALSO MY GOOD FRIEND EVELYN MCPHAIL, WHO IS 5 Page 11 of 71 SERVING AS POLITICAL EDUCATION DIRECTOR. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas IT WASN'T ALL THAThttp://dolearchives.ku.edu LONG AGO WHEN EVELYN WAS THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN MISSISSIPPI, AND SHE CERTAINLY DESERVES A GREAT DEAL OF CREDIT FOR THE REPUBLICAN RESURGENCE IN 6 Page 12 of 71
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