Thomas G. Labrecque C Hairman and C H Ief Executive Officer the C H Ase Manhattan Bank, N .A

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Private Sector Council

cordiall y welcomes you to our Leadership Awards Dinner

Honoring The Honorable Bob Dole Senator fro m Kansas and Thomas G. Labrecque C hairman and C h ief Executive Officer The C h ase Manhattan Bank, N .A.

Leadership Award Presentations by Philip B. Fletcher Chairman and Chief Executive Officer ConAgra, Inc. and The Honorable Daniel P. Moynihan Senator from New York

Thursday, April 21, 1994 ANA Westin Hotel 2401 M Street, N.W. Washington, D.C.

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A TRIBUTE TO LEADERSHIP A TRIBUTE TO LEADERSHIP

Senator Bob Dole and Tom Labrecque are two Bob Dole grew up dur ing the Depress ion in the heart- individuals who have served our nation w ith land of the M idwest in the small town of Russe ll , great distinction. Through their tireless com- Kansas and was the first in his fam ily to attend coll ege. a year at the U niversity of Kan sas in 1942, he mitments, both have excelled in their After enlisted in the U.S. A r my, later becoming a second professions and are held in the highest regards lieutenan t. T h ree weeks before the end of World by their coll eagues and the na tion. Both War II , he was seriously wounded and spent the next leaders have made substantial, sustained con- several years recoveri ng. He later resumed h is educa- tributions to make our government more tional en deavors, earning an undergraduate and law ree from Washb urn Municipal U niversity in T o- effi cient and responsive to its people. For all deg peka, Kansas. Repub licans, attracted by his ste rling they have done to better our nation, we are war record and r ecognizing his tenacity to accompl ish proud to honor these outstanding Americans whatever he set out to do, encouraged Bob Dole to run this evening. fo r the state l egislature, th en for county attorney, fo llowed by fo ur terms in the U.S. Hou se of Represen- Thomas G. Labrecque Sena/or Bob Dole tatives, and finally his election to the U . S. Senate in enting, reengineering, a nd right-sizing in the corporate wo rld, a In this era of re inv 1968. In 1984 he was elected Senate Majority Leader. He h as se rved longe r in Congress , N . A.- through the s trat egic quiet s uccess story is that of Ch ase Manhattan Bank th an all but three other Senators (Inouye, Thurmond, Byrd) . Senator Dole is an old- adership of its "get-things-done" Chairman, Thom as G . Labrecque. vision a nd strong le fas hioned po litician, with good poli tical eyesight, who docs h is own work. His Chase as a leader in the ba nking The ener gy he h as sho wn in directing the success of command of Senate pr ocedure is ou tstanding, his wo rd is so li dly r eliable a nd his noted over the years in all he h as undertaken. He is viewed as a industry h as been relations w ith h is coll eagues clearly exhibit his tale nt as a leader. progress ive thinker in conceptualizing what h as to be do ne to ad vance the banking industry in the 21 st century. More importan tly, he actively promotes the chan ges There is no mi stake th at Bob Dole dominates the Repu blican voice. He is a hard worker nec essary to realize success. and a p ragmatic census builder who h as earned a reputati on fo r his sly wit. He is we ll - known fo r his express ion of humor abo ut the persona lities and the issues of the day, as s bo rn in Long Branch, New Jersey, graduated with a liberal arts To rn Labrecque wa we ll as about himse lf. Name an issue-budge t, crime, health care, econom y, efficien cy dies at American University degree from Villanova in 1960 and pursued g raduate stu in government, taxes - Bob Dole speaks his mind as the leader of the o pposition. He rsity. After four years in the N avy, he jo ined C h ase Manha ttan and New Yo rk Unive has spent his life immersed in politics and has an uncanny ab ility to ge t to the heart of Special Develo pment Program, rapidly advanc ing to upper in 1964 as a me mber of its an iss ue in a refl ectively truthful way. He h as long b een an ad vocate for de fi cit man agement with a reputation as a trouble-shooter and "doer." During New York C ity's reduct ion, government efficiency and accountability. fiscal crisis in the rnid -1970's, To rn served on the committee offinancial l eaders who he lped to resolve the C ity's fiscal crisis a nd in 1980 participated on the t eam that In h is personal life, Bob Dole re fl ects his caring fo r others thro ugh two special organ- secured the rel ease of American h os tages from I ran. Mr. Labrecque c urrently serves izations. The Dole Foundation, which he established in 1984, is the o nly non -profit on the boards of A lumax, Inc., Pfizer, Inc., and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. fo undation foc using solely on competitive employmen t fo r people with disabilities. It He is al so a me mber of the Pres ident's Advisory Co mmittee on Trade Policy and creates a bridge between the corporate world and the community of 43 million N egotiations. He is a director of the Fund for New York C ity Public Edu cation, Americans w ith disabilities. Locally, Bob and his w ife Eli zabeth Dole are a rdent Treasurer of the United N egro College Fund, Trustee of the University of Notre Dame supporters of Sarah's Circle, an orga ni zation es tablished in 1983 to provid e the el derly and is active in o ther bus iness and civic or ganiza tions. and di sabled with hous ing and other n eeds that affo rds them the opportunity to li ve independently and w ith d ignity in an urban neigh b orhood. Over the years Chase Manha ttan h as contributed to many of the successes that the Private Sector Council cele brates this eve ning by contributing time, knowled ge, For his consistent efforts to make o ur government more e fficie nt and r esponsive to its tale nt, and specia lized ski lls on Private Sector Counc il projects where C h ase executives people, for 45 yea rs of distinguished se rvice to our na tion a nd with d eep respect fo r his have worked coopera tively with government man agers to find creative solutions to leadership, perfo rmance, and abili ty in improving his state and n ation, the Private knotty government problems. By encouraging through words and deeds private sector Sector Council is honored to present Senator Dole with i ts prestigious Pu blic Sector ass istan ce to address public sector problems, T om Labr ecque se rves our na ti on with Leadership Award. great distinction in making government more effi cien t, productive, and be tter man aged. For his strong leadership in business, fo r recognizing the importance of public se rvice T h ese two Americans have successfully man aged cha llenging and in one's life, and for his s upport and de dicated e fforts to improve the operations of pressing issues of our tim e w ith the clear vision that is a m ark of government, we are pleased to present Thom as G . La brecque with the distinquished effective leadership. T he P rivate Sector Council is proud to Private Sector Leadership A wa rd . recognize and pay tribute to Tom Labrecque and Senator Bob Dole.

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Leaders hip Awards Dinner Honorary Dinner Chairmen Dr. John M. Albertine Joseph Mauriello Albertine Enterprises, Inc. KPM G Peat Marwick William 0. Albertini Gr egory May Bell A tlantic Corporation Millbank , Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Sponsors Dwayne 0. Andreas Les G. McCraw Archer Daniels Midland Company F/11or Corporation Archer Da niels Midland Company C. Michael Armst rong The Honorabl e J.D. "Mike" McKevitt A.T. Kearney , Inc. Hughes Aircraft Com/Jan y The McKevitt Group Richa rd M. Bayersdo rfer The Honorable Robe rt H. Michel Bell Atlantic Corporation Price WI aterhouse House Minority Leader The H ono rable William L. Ball, Ill Thomas L. Miller Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas C ity Na tional Soft Drink Associarion Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kan sas Inc. e Shield of Kansas Inc. Marcus C. Bennett Charles H. Nos ki Blue Cross and Blu Ma rtin Mariena Corporation Hughes Aircraft Company The Boeing Company Pa trick M. Byrne The Honorable Sam Nunn A.T. Kearn ey, Inc. United States Senate Chase Manhattan Ba nk, N .A. The H ono rable James A. Baker, Ill Kenneth S. Olshan ConAgra, Inc. The H onora ble Frank C. Ca rlucci Wells Rich Greene BDDP The Carlyle Group James M. Oste rhoff Fluor Corporation Raymond G . Chambers US WIEST , Inc. The Amelior Foundation H e inz C. Prechter Hewlett-Packard Company The H ono rable Richa rd Cheney ASC In corpora ted IBM Corporation American Enterprise lns ti111te Dr. Allen E. Puckett William E. Downing Hughes Aircraft Company Lockheed Co rporation Pacific Telesis Gro11 /J Frank C. Puleo Richard W. Dugan Millbank , Tweed, Hadley & McCloy No rthrop Co rporation Ernst & Young Dr. Richard W. Rahn Novecon Pacific Tel es is Group The Honorable Marvin Esc h Michael P. Esposito, Jr. The Hono rable Elliot Richardson Pfizer Inc Chase Ma nhatran Bank , N.A. Millbank , Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Lou is V. Gerstner David Rockefe ller Price Waterhouse l BM Corporation Jeffrey P. Ro hr eene BOOP Boyd E. G ivan Deloitte & Touche We lls Rich Gr The Boeing Company James 0. Ro llans William R. G raber Fluor Cor/1oration The Mead Corporarion H e nry B. Schacht Dr. Dona ld Haider C 11mmins Engine Company, Inc. Patrons Norchwesiern University Stanley A. Seneker Thomas B. Hayward, USN (Ret.) Ford Motor Compan y The Amelior Foundation Thomas B. Hayward Associates Inc. David L. Shedlarz The H onora ble Carla A. Hills Pfizer Inc C ummins Engine Company Inc. Hills & Company Frank A. Shrontz Warren H. Hollinshead The Boeing Compan y Ernst & Young \Xles tinghouse Electric Carporation The Honora ble Alan K. Simpson Company Michael H. Jordon Senate Minority Whip The Ford Motor Wles ringho11se Electric Corporation Raymond W. Smith Hughes Aircraft Company Stephen L. Key Bell A t lnntic Corporation onAgra, Inc. Fred G. Ste ingraber KPMG Peat Marwick Richard P. Krecker A.T. Kearney, Inc. sas C ity h, Jr. Marietta Corporation Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kan Robe rt B. Waug Martin Kent Kresa Northrop Cor/>oration The Mead Corporation Northrop Corporation Robert P. Wayman Paul E. Lo hneis Hewlett-Packard Com/iany Millbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Price WI aterhouse Anne We xler Jon C. Mado nna The Wexler Group U S WEST , Inc. KPMG Peat Marwick Jerome B. Yo rk Vincent N. Marafino lBM Corporation Lockh eed Corporation Page 4 of 63 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

Private Sector Council Leadership Previous Leadership Awards Recipients National Advisory Board The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci, Chairman 1993 The Carl yle Group Senator Sam Nunn Mark A. Abramson - Council fo r Excellence in Government Frank A. Shrontz Dr. John M. Albertine - Albertine Enterprises, Inc. The Boeing Co mpany The Honorable Marvin Esch Dr. Donald Haider - No rthweste rn Unive rsity 1992 omas B. Hayward Associates, Inc. Admiral Thomas B. Hayward USN (Ret.) - Th Ambassador Carla A. Hills Vincent N. Marafino - Lockheed Corpora ti on The Honorable J.D. "Mike" McKevitt - The McKe vitt G ro up Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. Paul H. O'Neill - ALCOA E.l. du Pont de Nemours & Co mpany Dr. Allen E. Puckett - Hughes Aircraft Company (Rct.) Dr. Richard W. Rahn - Novecon 1991 The Honorable Elliot Richardson - Millbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy The Honorable Thomas S. Foley Frank A. Shrontz-Thc Boeing Company Paul H. O'Neill W. Smith - Bell Atlantic Corporation Raymond ALCOA Dr. Paul G. Stern - Forstmann, Li ttle & Co. Anne Wexler - The W ex ler Group 1990 Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. - E.I. du Pont de Nemo urs & Company The Honorable Richard Cheney Board of Directors Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. Pfizer Inc Michael P. Esposito, Jr., Chairman Ch ase Manhattan Ba nk, N.A. 1989 Marcus C. Bennett - Martin Mari etta Corporation Senator John H. Glenn John A. Edwardson - Ameritech George H. Weyerhaeuser William A. Enouen - The Mead Corporation (Ret.) Boyd E. Givan - The Boeing Company Weyerhaeuser Co mpany Richard M. Jones - Scars, Roebuck a nd Company (Ret.) George H. Lawrence - Akin, Gump, Stra uss, Hauer & Feld 1988 Kathleen W. Lawrence - The Lawrence Company Senator Alan K. Simpson The Honorable J.D. "Mike" McKevitt - The Mc Kevitt Group Dr. Allen E. Puckett Robert E. Northam - J. C. Penney Company, Inc. Hughe Aircraft Co mpany James M. Osterhoff - US West, Inc. Carl F. Pompei - Pompei Man age ment G roup 1987 Penny L. Pompei - St. Supery Vineya rd s and Winery Secretary Lloyd Bentsen Anthony E. Rapp - Dcloitte & T ouche Stanley A. Seneker - Ford Motor Company The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci Dirk Van Dongen - Na tional As ociati on of Wholesaler-Distributors The Carlyle Group Robert P. Wayman - Hewlett-Packard Company James W. Wirth - ALCOA (Rct.) 1986 Leo W. Yochum - Wes tinghou se Electric Corporation (Rct.) The Honorable James A. Baker, III Thomas V. Fritz, Presid ent and Chief Executi ve O ffi cer David Packard The Priva te Sector Council He wlett-Packard Co mpany

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Private Sector Council Program Members Welcome V. Fritz Aetna Life & Casualty Company Hughes Aircraft Company Thomas President and Chief Executive Officer ALCOA IBM Corporation Private Sector Council American Airlines J.C. Penney Company American Cyanamid Company KPMG Peat Marwick Opening Remarks American Express Company Lockheed Corporation Michael P. Esposito, Jr. Ameritech Marsh & McLennan Companies Master of Ceremonies AMOCO Martin Marietta Corporation Chairman of the Board Private Sector Council AT&T McGraw-Hill Inc. Bell Atlantic Corporation MCI Communications Corporation Invocation The Mead Corporation BellSouth Corporation Reverend Ronald F. Christian The Boeing Company Mobil Corporation Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. National Association of CMS Energy Corporation Wholesaler-Distributor Dinner Limited ConAgra, Inc. Northern Telecom Awards Presentation Deloitte & Touche Northrop Corporation Digital Equipment Corporation NYNEX Corporation Presenter The Dow Chemical Company Pacific Telesis Group The Honorable Daniel P. Moynihan E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Pfizer Inc Senator from New York EDS PPG Industries Inc. Private Sector Leadership Awardee Enron Corporation Price Waterhouse Thomas G. Labrecque Ernst & Young Procter & Gamble Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Exxon Corporation The Quaker Oats Company The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. Florida Power & Light Company Raytheon Company Presenter Corporation Texaco Inc. Fluor Philip B. Fletcher FMC Corporation United Technologies Corporation Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Ford Motor Company The Upjohn Company ConAgra, Inc. U S WEST, Inc. General Electric Corporation Public Sector Leadership Awardee Gillette Company Western Atlas Inc. The Honorable Bob Dole Westinghouse Electric Corporation Hewlett-Packard Company Senate Minority Leader Honeywell Inc. Xerox Corporation Senator from Kansas Houston Industries Incorporated Closing

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Private Sector Council Completed Projects Chief Financial Officers Task Force Chairman, Boyd E. Givan, The Boeing Company The Private Sector Council completed twenty projects for various de/)artments, agencies, and affiliates of the Federal G ovemment during the past year. Results fro m a selec tion of these /)rojects are highlighted below: Patrick W. Ke nny Charles R. Sitter William R. G raber Aetna Life & Casualty Co. Exxon Cor/>0ration The Mead Corporation Department of the Air Force James 0. Rollans Robe rt C. Musser Jan H. M. Ho mmen AT &T, Dcloitte & Touchc, and Du Pont performed on -site ALCOA Fluor Corporation Mobil Corporation reviews of Air Force restaurants and club operations and introduced Michael J. Durham Arthur D. Lyons Martin G. Ma nd 1 American Airlines FMC orporation Northern Telecom Limited improved business practices and standards which w ill en able A ir Force Teren ce D. Martin Stanl ey A. Seneker Richa rd B. Waugh, Jr. J C lu b fac ili ties to operate as self-sustaining units, no l onger dependent on American Cyanamid Company Ford Motor Company Nonhro/1 Corporation government tax revenues. Michael P. Monaco Javier R. Urioste Peter M. Ci ccone Electric Cor/Joration NYNEX Cor/Joration American Express Company General The Smithsonian Institution William E. Do wning John A. Edwardson Thomas F. Skelly The Smithsonian requested ass istance in evalu ating its finan- Ameritech The Gillette Company Pacific Telesis Group cial and administrative functions with a view toward im proving the John L. Clark Robert P. Wayman David L. Shedlarz AMOCO Hewlett-Packard Company Pfizer Inc effecti veness of th ese functions at a re duced cost. Ame ri can Express, James J. Meenan Michael A. R occa Raymond W. LeBoeuf Eastman Kodak Company, Gillette, and Lockheed provided recommenda- AT&T Honeywell Inc. PPG Industries, Inc. tions fo r organiza tional chan ges that will create econo mi cs of scale, more William 0 . Albertini William A. C ro pper Luther C. McKi nney man ageable control, a nd im proved effecti veness duri ng a period of The Quaker Oats Company Bell Atlantic Corporation Houston Industries "downsizing." For the first time anyone can recall in its 14 7year histor y, the Robe rt A. Skelly Patrick H . Casey Charles H . N os ki Smithsonia n faces a red uced budget and l ayoffs. BellSouth Corporation Hughes Aircraft Company Raytheon Company Michael P. Espos ito, Jr. Jerome B. York Allen J. Krowe Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. IBM Corporation Texaco, Inc. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Victor J. Fryling Robe rt E. No rtham Stephen F. Page PSC ass isted the IRS in its efforts to rea li gn a nd simplify its CMS Energy Corporation J.C. Penney Com/Jany, Inc. United Technologies Corporation regional stru cture. PSC members counseled the IRS National O r ganiza- Stephen L. Key Vincent N . Mara fino Robe rt C. Salisbury tion Study Group on the m ethodology fo ll owed by the private sector in ConAgra, Inc. Lockheed Cor/Joration The Upjohn C0111/1any conducting res tructuring actions. The prese ntation prov ided real-life William M. Steul Frank J. Borelli James M. O sterhoff business experien ce which was used fo r gui dance in the IRS organiza tional Digital Equipment Corporation Marsh & McLennan Companies US WEST, Inc. review and s implification. Ame ri can Express, Aetna Li fe & Casualty, and Marcus C. Bennett Joseph T. Casey Enrique C. Falla on the project. With this ass istance, the IRS The Dow Chemical Company Manin Marietta Corporation Western Atlas Inc. Hewlett-Packard participated with i ts restructuring strategy, eliminating a reg ion a nd C.L. Henry Robe rt J. Bahash Warren H. H o llinshead has moved ah ead E.l. du Pont de Nemours & Co. McGraw- Hill Inc. Westinghouse Electric Corporation fl attening the man agement or gani zat ion. Joseph M. G rant Douglas L. Maine Barry D. Rome ril EDS MCI Communications Corporation Xerox Cor/Joration US Treasury Financial Management Services (FMS) Jack I. To mpkins Federal Per fo rman ce Measurement Standards - Recently, FM S published Enron Corp. the r esults of a survey conducted by PSC of Fortune 500 compani es. The report, Performan ce Measurement: Report on a Survey of Pri vate Sector CPA Advisors Perfo rm an ce Measure , identifies business perfo rm an ce measurement p rac- tices applicable to gove rnmen t. Forty-one PSC mem ber companies re- Jeffrey P. Rohr Richard W. Dugan Joseph Mauriello Pa ul E. Lohneis sponded to the survey. Secretary Lloyd Bentsen persona lly presented PSC Deloiue & Touche Ernst & Young KPMG Peat Marwick Price Waterhouse team specialists who worked on t his project (from C h ase Manhattan Bank,

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N.A., Westinghouse Electric Corp., Eastman Kodak Company, Pacific duction of innovative management techniques, and policy analysis with an Teles is Group, and PSC project managers) with the prestigious Secretary's emphasis on applying learned techniques to real work situations. PSC Award for Distinction in Financial Management Improvements for their arranged fo r speakers from government and corporate America to share expertise and outstanding efforts. their experiences in developing effective business strategies and to offer FMS's Commissioner, Russell Morris, presented the survey re- their suggestions to improve current government financial management. sults to the House Committee on Government Operations Subcommittee PSC members who have participated are American Express, C hase Man- on Legislation and National Security during testimony on proposed legis- hattan Bank, N .A., Ernst & Young, Martin Marietta, and Price Waterhouse. lation that became the Government Performance and Results Act ( G PRA). In his testimony, Commissioner Morris also praised the good work of the Office of the Vice President - National Performance Review (NPR) PSC team. On August Z, 1993 the GPRA was enacted. This legislation will Vice President Al Gore's NPR team requested and received eventually require agencies to write strategic plans, state performance goals, PSC's advice and counsel regarding changes that government should make and report annually on measurement of performance compared to goals. in order to work better and cost less. This involvement injected a private sector perspective into the deliberations. Our participation was praised in Real Property Quality Standards- Hewlett-Packard and United Technolo- personal letters of commendation from both the President and the Vice gies Corporation assisted FMS to develop Real Property implementation President. An outline of the NPR was also issued to members. The difficult standards for measuring and tracking the quality of work performed by part - implementation of the recommendations - has now begun. contractors. Committee for Purchases from the Blind Credit Reform - Developed support systems to collect and process credit PSC assisted in developing a format fo r reports received by this financial data. US West, Inc. and Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. partici- Federally chartered oversight committee from grantee non-profit agencies pated on the project. to ass ist it indetermining that Federal program funds are used in an effective manner. PSC member company Ernst & Young participated. General Services Administration Customer Satisfaction Measurement - PSC team specialists from ALCOA, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) CMS Energy, Mead, Pacific Telesis, and Pfizer provided advisory services PSC conducted a focus group of EPA contractors to unveil to GSA in its request for and evalu ation of technical proposals from problems the contractors have experienced or perceive in EPA's contract potential vendors to design a Customer Satisfaction Measurement System. management division. PRC Environmental Management ass isted PSC in The PSC team also reviewed deliverables from the selected contractor. moderating the focus group. The group's findings were compiled and a report with recommended changes was submitted to the Agency's Assistant Quality Standards - In an effort to assure the quality of products and services Administrator for corrective action. provided by GSA ro Federal departments and agencies, GSA explored the inclusion of standards established by the International Standards Organi- zation (lSO 9000) in its vendor contracting process and investigated other Current Projects available private sector quality techniques. The Boeing Company and Du Pont provided advisory service to GSA based upon their experience in The Private Sector Council is currently conducting over fifteen j)rojects for the developing quality standards. Federal Government. Highlights from a selection of these projects follow:

University of Maryland School of Public Affairs/School of Business Department of the Army PSC and the University of Maryland co-sponsored the fourth Marsh & Mclennan, Pacific Telesis, and Ameritech are partici- annual two-week executive management program for government senior pating as an advisory panel to the Secretary of the Army and hi s seni or-level financial officers -- "Financial Officer as a Financial Leader." The sessions Financial Steering Group (which is comprised of Army Generals and covered a broad range of topics including leadership development, intro- senior- level civilians) in providing accounting and financial experience.

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Service (IRS) The PSC team's counsel relates to the implementation of the Federal Chief Internal Revenue American Express, BellSouth, and Mobil Financial Officers Act, improving Army's financial management informa- American Cyanamid, serve as advisors to the IRS in developing and tion and preparations for Senate hearings. The PSC team has also met with are providing volunteers to cost management system. IRS Service senior government officials at the Office of Management and Budget and implementing an activity-based are being analyzed to identify processes the General Accounting Office to cooperate with them in addressing Center and District Office activities the tasks performed as either improvements in the Army's financial management. The Comptroller crossing functional areas and categorizing is to initiate change aimed General of the United States, Charles A. Bowsher, and Lt. General Merle value added or non-value added. The approach tasks. Freitag, Comptrollerof the Army, were full of praise in testimony before the at eliminating non-value added Senate Government Affairs Committee, chaired by Senator G l enn (D- of the Treasury (USDA/IRE) OH), for the assistance our members were providing to implement financial Department of Agriculture/Department to advance a National management at Army. USDA, working with TRE, is committed Food Stamp Electronic Benefit Transfer Program which utilizes modern automated financial transaction processing and card access technology to United States Postal Service (USPS) electronicall y deliver benefits to recipients through the use of A TMs and PSC volunteers from CM Energy, Northrop, PPG, and U S point-of-sale (POS) terminals. Food Stamp EBT will utilize POS terminals WEST are assisting the USPS in identifying, evaluating, and implementing located in authorized food retail locations. Benefit recipients would pay for responsibility centers for revenues, co t, and profits for products and service food they select by swiping the EBT card through an EBT terminal. The and/or geographic areas. In an initial effort, a standard cost system is being food store cashier keys in the amount of purchase, which is verified by the developed at Distribution Centers to determine costs and performance benefit recipient before being deducted from the recipient's available measures of the high-volume activities related to sorting and redistributing balance. At the beginning of the next benefit period, a new allotment mail. This new project fo ll ows a continual flow of beneficial projects refreshes the recipient's account balance. conducted fo r the USPS. PSC member, Chase Manhattan Bank, N .A., is providing special- The Postal Service has requested examples of corporate codes of ized technical assistance to USDA and TRE in adopting a nationwide ethics and related representations received from corporate executives. A standard settlement and reconciliation mechanism that conforms to exist- selected group of PSC member companies have been contacted and are ing commercial infrastructure standards and Federal Reserve/TRE require- providing a reservoir of excellent ideas and examples. ments and also provides a platform for other Federal assistance programs. The National Performance Review Report makes "Electronic Govern- ment" a keystone in improving government. This is a prominent program States Customs Service United of the Administration. The Custom Service is receiving private sector assistance and counse l in review ing the effectivencs of its present accounts receivable billing and coll ection systems and in identifying a means for accelerating Upcoming Projects the tariff collection process. In the first phase of the project, the PSC team observed a number of areas in the revenue and receivable systems where The Private Sector Council is currently considering or staffing a number of improvements cou ld be implemented by changes in practices and policies /Jroject requests. Summaries :from a selection of these requests follow: and by reengineering the data flow . Be llSouth, Exxon, and The Lawrence Company representatives are participating. Department of Interior (DOI) The Gillette Company, Ford Motor Company, and FMC Corpo- DOI has requested assistance from the private sector in identify- ration arc assisting U.S. Customs in developing a methodology to be used ing financial management practices and procedures that can be standard- in va luing capital assets that had been previously expensed and in ized or improved by adopting a "best practice" for each of its ten indepen- reengineering its property management processes. Included in the project dent bureaus. The objective of the project is to develop more standardized is a review of the dollar value and type of property to be physically practices, obtain improvements in efficiency and cost reductions through accounted for and the procedures fo r verifying existence. reengineering processes and procedures.

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Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) Special Appreciation The FASAB wi ll be developing cost accounting tandards fo r governmental entities. PSC has been asked to provide technical review and advice as to cost concepts and implementation considerations.

University of Maryland School of Public Affairs/School of Business In 1994, the PSC wil l again co-sponsor the two-week executive PSC would like to thank Ms. Michaela Redono, St. Supery management program for government senior financial officers, "Financial Vineyards, for her generous contribution of premium wines Officer as a Financial Leader." We understand this is the only university for this evening's dinner. level executive management program for government senior financial officers. Year after year the program receives favorable acclaim from its alumni, thanks in no small way to the speakers that PSC secures from corporate America who share their idea and experiences for improving government financial management. s T. s u p E R y Internal R evenue Service The IRS has established a centralized "help desk" to provide Sr. Supery Winery assistance to its personnel in dealing with administrative, human re ource, 8440 St. Helena Highway and other operating questions. Assistance from the private sector is being Rutherford, CA 94573 requested to automate responses to inquiries and to track the responses to (707) 963-4507 ultimate resolution.

Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture will be requesting ass istance and advice from PSC members in developing a department-wide financial management strategic plan and the appropriate organizational relationships while implementing The Chief Financial Officers Act and the Govern- ment Performance and Results Act. The project is expected to improve financial management throughout USDA and focus attention on the importance of financial performance.

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Notes Notes

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Private Sector Council Mission

Private ector Council (PSC) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, public service organization dedicated to assisting the federal government improve its effici en cy, productivity and management through cooperative sharing of knowledge between the public and private sectors. At no cost to the American taxpayer, qualified executives from PSC's member companie contribute time and talent to work on select projects which are cooperatively defined, but initiated by government department and agency sen ior management. Through these efforts, efficient and modern business methods developed in the private sector are introduced to government to improve the management of its operation s.

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Private Sector Council Leadership Awards Dinner honoring The Honorable Robert Dole and Thomas G. Labrecque

Please recognize me as a Co-Chairman and my support of PSC in paying tribute to these distinguished leaders by: ~ Reserving Sponsor table(s) at $7,500 f, nsors receive: Admittance of ten to the Generiiil Rece tn~ferr aseating at the Dinner. Admittance of two to the Priva ~ with the Leadership Awardees. Recognition of Sponsors · j'\'): ·nner Program. Reserving rJ!;le(s) at $5,000 each. Patrons receive: Admittance of the General Reception and Dinner. Recognition of Patronage in the Dinner Program.

Please accept my support of PSC in paying tribute to these distinguished leaders by: Reserving ticket(s) at $500 per ticket for admittance to the Dinner and General Reception. Accept this contribution for $ ______, I/we cannot attend

Enclosed is a check for$ ______Please see back

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Name: ______~

Company: ______Address: ______

Phone: ______

A special room rate is available to PSC participants of$150 per night at the ANA Westin Hotel. Please contact the hotel directly at (202) 429-2400, being sure to mention that you are with the Private Sector Council group.

In accordance with Section 6115 of the Internal Revenue Code, contribution amounts in excess of $1000 for Sponsor or Patron tables or in excess of $100 for individual tickets are tax deductible.

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Aetna Life & Casualty Company Houston Industries Incorporated ALCOA Hughes Aircraft Company American Airlines IBM Corporation American Cyanamid Company J.C. Penney Company American Express Company KPMG Peat Marwick Private Sector Council Lockheed Corporation Ameritech cordially invites you to our AMOCO Marsh & McLennan Companies Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Martin Marietta Corporation AT&T McGraw-Hill Inc. Leadership Awards Dinner Bell Atlantic Corporation MCI Communications Corporation BellSouth Corporation Mead Corporation Honoring The Boeing Company Mobil Corporation Chase Manhattan Bank, N .A. National Association of The Honorable Robert Dole Wholesaler-Distributors CMS Energy Corporation Senator from Kansas ConAgra, Inc. Northern Telecom Deloitte & T ouche Northrop Corporation Digital Equipment Corporation NYNEX Corporation and The Dow Chemical Company Pacific Telesis Group E.l. du Pont de Nemours & Company Pfizer Inc Thomas G. Labrecque Eastman Kodak Company PPG Industries sinc. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer EDS Price Waterhouse The Chase Manhattan Bank, N .A. Enron Corporation Procter & Gamble Corporation Ernst & Young The Quaker Oats Company Exxon Corporation Raytheon Company Thursday, April 21, 1994 Florida Power & Light Company Texaco Inc. ANA Westin Hotel Fluor Corporation United Technologies Corporation 2401 M Street, N.W. FMC Corporation The Upjohn Company Ford Motor Company U S WEST, Inc. Washington, D.C. General Electric Corporation Wes tern Atlas Inc. Gillette Company Westinghouse Electric Corporation Hewlett-Packard Company Xerox Corporation Honeywell Inc. Reception - 6: 15 p.m. Leadership Awards to be presented by The Ballroom Foyer Philip B. Fletcher Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dinner - 7:00 p.m. ConAgra, Inc. The Department of Defense finds this event meets the standards for participation by DoD The Ballroom and personnel under DoD Instruction 5410.20 and DoD Standards of The Honora ble Daniel P. M oynihan Conduct Directive 5500.7. Black Tie Senator from New York Page 16 of 63 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Previous Leadership Award Recipients Dinner Chairmen John M. Albertine Kent Kresa 1993 1992 Albertine Enterprises, Inc. Northrop Corporation Senator Sam Nunn Ambassador Carla A. Hills William 0. Albertini Paul E. Lohneis Frank A. Shrontz Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. Bell Atlantic Corporation Price Waterhouse Dwayne 0. Andreas Jon C. Madonna The Boeing Company E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Archer Daniels Midland Company KPMG Peat Marwick C. Michael Armstrong Vincent N. Marafino 1991 1990 Hughes Aircraft Company Lockheed Corporation Richard M. Bayersdorfer Joseph Mauriello The Honorable Thomas S. Foley The Honorable Richard Cheney Price Waterhouse KPMG Peat Marwick Paul H. O'Neill Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. Patrick M. Byrne The Honorable J.D. "Mike" McKevitt ALCOA Pfizer Inc A.T. Kearney, Inc. The McKevitt Group The Honorable James A. Baker, Ill The Honorable Robert H. Michel The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci House Minority Leader 1989 1988 The Carlyle Group Thomas L. Miller Senator John H. Glenn Senator Alan K. Simpson Raymond G. Chambers Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas Inc. George H. Weyerhaeuser Dr. Allen E. Puckett The Amelior Foundation Charles H. Noski Aircraft Company Aircraft Company The Honorable Richard Cheney Hughes Weyerhaeuser Company Hughes American Enterprise Institute The Honorable Sam Nunn William E. Downing United States Senate 1987 1986 Pacific Telesis Group James M. Osterhoff James A. Baker, III Richard W. Dugan US WEST, Inc. Secretary Lloyd Bentsen The Honorable Ernst&Young Dr. Allen E. Puckett The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci David Packard The Honorable Marvin Esch Hughes Aircraft Company The Carlyle Group Hewlett-Packard Company Former Congressman of Michigan Dr. Richard W. Rahn Michael P. Esposito, Jr. Novecon Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. The Honorable Elliot L. Richardson Louis V. Gerstner Millbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy Private Sector Council Leadership Awards IBM Corporation David L. Shedlarz Boyd E. Givan Pfizer Inc Each year, the Private Sector Council (PSC) selects two distinguished leaders to receive The Boeing Company Frank A. Shrontz The Boeing Company PSC's esteemed Leadership Awards. These outstanding citizens, one from the public William R. Graber The Mead Corporation The Honorable Alan K. Simpson from the private sector, are presented with these recognized symbols of sector and one Dr. Donald Haider Senate Minority Whip excellence for their commitment and dedication to making our nation's government Northwestern University Raymond W. Smith more efficient and responsive to its people. PSC takes great pride in saluting such Thomas B. Hayward, USN (Ret.) Bell Atlantic Corporation exceptional leaders who have served our nation with great distinction and advanced Thomas B. Hayward Associates Inc. Fred G. Steingraber PSC's mission to improve the efficiency, productivity, and management of the federal The Honorable Carla A. Hills A.T. Kearney, Inc. & Company Jr. government through a cooperative sharing of knowledge between the public and private sectors. Hills Richard B. Waugh, Warren H. Hollinshead Northrop Corporation annually alternates Because PSC is nonpartisan, the Public Sector Leadership Award Westinghouse Electric Corporation Robert P. Wayman between political party representatives. As a nonprofit, public service organization, Michael H. Jordan Hewlett-Packard Company qualified executives from PSC's member companies contribute time and talent, at no cost Westinghouse Electric Corporation Anne Wexler to the American taxpayer, to work on select projects initiated by our government's Stephen L. Key The Wexler Group departments and agencies. Through these efforts, efficient and modem business methods ConAgra, Inc. Jerome B. York Richard P. Krecker IBM Corporation developed in the private sector are introduced to government to improve its operations. Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Kansas City Page 17 of 63 .. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 4-f"ll ~I - 9:3o P· ~. - PRIVATE SECTOR COUNCIL - Michael P. Esposito, Jr. Chairman of the Board NATIONAL ADVISORY BOARD

Frank C. Carlucci, Chairman F°""" S=utimum November 17, 1993 1he Carlyle Group

Allen E. Puckett, Chairman Emeritus Senator Bob Dole Cho:innan EmuitlU Hughes Aircraft Company U.S. Senate

Marie A. Abramson SH-141 Hart Senate Office Building Prtsidmt Council for Execellence in C.Ovemment Washington, DC 20510-1601

John M. Albertine Ch.oirman Qnd CEO Dear Senator Dole: Albemne Entetprises

Marvin Esch F"""'1' C'.ongressman On behalf of the Private Sector Council (PSC) and its Board of Directors, I am from Michigan honored to invite you to accept PSC's 1994 Public Sector Leadership Award. The Donald Haider PSC Leadership Awards are recognized symbols of excellence for business and Profmcr of Eamomics Northwestern University government leaders who have actively worked to make our government more efficient

Thomas B. Hayward and responsive to its people. F°"""O.kfof N'1Nl Opcratimu For the past three years, you have supported PSC's annual recognition of two James R.Jones Chairman of the Boord outstanding leaders, one from the public and one from the private sector, by serving American Stock Exchange as an Honorary Chairman of PSC's Annual Leadership Awards Dinner. Only those Vincent N. Marafino Via Chairman individuals whose stewardship have fostered a cooperative spirit between business and Lockheed Corporation government and have significantly advanced PSC's mission -- to improve the J.D. MMilcen McKevitt efficiency, productivity and management of the Federal government through a Prtsidmt 1he Mc](evitt Group cooperative effort of the public and private sectors -- are selected to receive the

Paul H. O'Neill Leadership Awards. Because PSC is a nonpartisan organization, the public sector Chairman IZ1td CEO ALCOA awardee alternates between political parties each year. As the leader of the Republican party, it is particularly fitting that you are presented with the Leadership Richard W. Rahn President Award in 1994. Novecon

Elliott L Richardson F°"""U.S.A""""""°' We at PSC would take great pride in saluting your distinguished career. Having & CAbint"t Stt:rtt11ry served our nation with distinction for some 45 years and proven yourself as an Raymond W. Smith effective legislative leader -- a skilled pragmatist who gets things done, you represent Chairman and CEO Bell Atlantic Corporation the dedication and commitment necessary for the betterment of our country. Your

PaulG. Stem advocacy for deficit reduction -- government improvement, efficiency and Chainnan Northern Telecom accountability -- supports the mission of our organization. You are also well respected by Corporate America. You are the type of leader that our members Anne Wexler Ouzimum believe should be celebrated for your understanding of the great accomplishments that 1he Weder Group can be achieved through private and public sector cooperation. With that and with George H. Weyerhaeuser Chairnum deep respect for your leadership, performance and ability to serve your state and Weyerhaeuser Company Nation, I respectfully request your serious consideration. PSC hopes that you will Thomas V. Fritz accept its 1994 Public Sector Leadership Award and will address the Dinner's over p,,.idmt md CEO Private Sector Council 450 attendees comprised of chief executive officers, chief financial officers and senior executives from major corporations all across America, as well as senior government officials. Your strong leadership and endless efforts to improve our Nation's government make you an ideal awardee.

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Senator Bob Dole November 17, 1993 Page two

Thomas C. Labreque, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Chase Manhattan, has recently been asked and agreed to accept the PSC 1994 Private Sector Leadership Award. Last year, Senator Sam Nunn and Frank A. Shrontz, Chairman and CEO of The Boeing Company, were recognized for their service to our Nation. They joined a long list of distinguished recipients whose names appear on the enclosed list.

The Board has scheduled Thursday, April 21, 1994 as the date for our annual membership meeting and Leadership Awards Dinner. The Dinner, to be held at a premier hotel in Washington, D.C., is expected to conclude by 9:30 p.m.

For planning purposes, PSC would appreciate your decision regarding acceptance of PSC's 1994 Public Sector Leadership Award by Friday, December 17, 1993. For your information, I have also enclosed a copy of a PSC Fact Sheet, last year's Dinner Program and a copy of our newsletter. If you have any questions or need more information, please call Tom Fritz, President and CEO of the Private Sector Council, or me. On behalf of PSC's Board of Directors, I appreciate your consideration and look forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,

ichael P. Esposito, Jr. Executive Vice President Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A.

Enclosures

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- PRIVATE SECTOR COUNCIL - Previous Leadership Award Recipients

1993 Senator Sam Nunn Frank A. Shrontz The Boeing Company

1992 Ambassador Carla A. Hills Edgar S. Woolard, Jr. E.l. du Pont de Nenwurs & Company

1991 The Honorable Thomas S. Foley Paul H. O'Neill ALCOA

1990 The Honorable Richard Cheney Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. Pfizer Inc.

1989 Senator John H. Glenn George H. Weyerhaeuser Weyerhaeuser Company

1988 Senator Alan K. Simpson Dr. Allen E. Puckett Hughes Aircraft Company

1987 Secretary Lloyd Bentsen The Honorable Frank C. Carlucci The Carlyle Group

1986 The Honorable James A. Baker, III David Packard Hewlett-Packard Company

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PRIVATE SECTOR COUNCIL

FACT SHEET

What is the Private Sector Council? The Private Sector Council (PSC), founded in 1983, is a nonprofit, non-partisan, public service organization dedicated to assisting the federal government improve its efficiency, productivity and management through a cooperative effort of the public and private sectors. PSC is privately funded by member companies, representing the Nation's largest corporations, private businesses and associations. At no cost to the government, qualified executives from PSC's member companies work on select projects which are cooperatively defined, but initiated by government department and agency senior management. Through PSC projects, efficient and modern business methods developed in the private sector are introduced to government to improve the management of the Nation's operations. Project Status: As of September 30, 1993, the Private Sector Council has completed 233 projects for 25 federal departments and agencies and is currently working on 16 projects. Members:

Aetna Life & Casualty Company E.I. du Pont de Nemours National Federation of ALCOA Enron Corporation Independent Business American Airlines Ernst & Young Northern Telecom American Cyanamid Company Exxon Corporation Northrop Corporation American Express Company Florida Power & Light Company NYNEX Corporation Ameritech FMC Corporation Pacific Telesis Group Amoco Ford Motor Company Pfizer Inc ARCO General Electric Corporation PPG Industries Inc. Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Gillette Company Price Waterhouse A.T. Kearney, Inc. Hewlett-Packard Company Procter & Gamble Corporation AT&T Honeywell Inc. The Quaker Oats Company Bell Atlantic Corporation Houston Industries Incorporated Raytheon Company BellSouth Corporation Hughes Aircraft Company Smith Richardson Foundation The Boeing Company IBM Corporation Texaco Inc. Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A. J.C. Penney Company Union Carbide Corporation CIGNA Corporation Lockheed Corporation United Technologies CMS Energy Corporation Marsh & McLennan Companies UNOCAL Corporation ConAgra, Inc. Martin Marietta Corporation The Upjohn Company Deloitte & Touche Mass Microsystems Inc. U S WEST, Inc. Digital Equipment Corporation McGraw-Hill Inc. Vanguard Cellular Systems Inc. The Dow Chemical Company Mead Corporation Westinghouse Electric Corporation Eastman Kodak Company Mobil Corporation Xerox Corporation EDS National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors

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SENATOR BOB DOLE

PRIVATE SECTOR COUNCIL

APRIL 22, 1994

THANK YOU VERY MUCH. IF

YOU STICK AROUND

WASHINGTON LONG ENOUGH,

SOMEONE IS BOUND TO GIVE YOU

AN AWARD--AND l'VE BEEN LUCKY

ENOUGH TO RECEIVE A FEW.

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BUT I HAVE TO TELL YOU,

EVERY TIME I GO TO ACCEPT AN

AWARD, I FIND OUT THAT

ELIZABETH RECEIVED IT A FEW

YEARS BEFORE ME. I LOOK

FORWARD TO REMINDING HER ,, THAT THERE'S ONLY ONE PUBLIC ,, SECTOR LEADERSHIP AWARD ON

OUR MANTLE.

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I THINK ONE OF THE REASONS

PEOPLE GIVE ME AWARDS IS

BECOME I PROMISE TO KEEP MY

ACCEPTANCE REMARKS BRIEF.

BUT SINCE THIS AWARD IS FOR

LEADERSHIP, I DO WANT TO TAKE

A FEW MINUTES THIS EVENING TO

TALK ABOUT LEADERSHIP--

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.

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LET ME BEGIN BY SHARING

WITH YOU SOME WORDS OF ONE

OF THE WISEST PUBLIC

SERVANTS OF OUR TIME:

QUOTE: 11 SOME ARE TIRED OF

LEADERSHIP. THEY SAY (THAT

AMERICA) CARRIED THAT BURDEN

LONG ENOUGH. BUT IF WE DO

NOT PROVIDE LEADERSHIP, WHO

WILL? THE GERMANS? THE

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THREE MONTHS AGO AT THE

NIXON LIBRARY IN YORBA LINDA,

CALIFORNIA. LIKE YOU, MY

THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS HAVE

BEEN WITH PRESIDENT NIXON

AND HIS FAMILY THESE PAST FEW

DAYS.

AND THERE'S NO DOUBT

ABOUT IT. PRESIDENT NIXON

WAS ABSOLUTELY RIGHT. THE

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JAPANESE? THE RUSSIANS? THE

CHINESE? ONLY THE UNITED

STATES HAS THE POTENTIAL

MILITARILY AND ECONOMICALLY

TO LEAD IN THE ERA BEYOND

PEACE. IT IS A GREAT

CHALLENGE FOR GREAT PEOPLE. 11

UNQUOTE.

THOSE WERE THE WORDS OF

RICHARD NIXON, SPOKEN JUST

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GREAT LESSON OF THIS PAST

HALF-CENTURY IS THAT THERE IS

NO SUBSTITUTE FOR AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP. IT WAS A LESSON

THAT MANY OF US LEARNED

DURING WORLD WAR II, IN

PLACES CALLED ANZIO, IWO JIMA,

MIDWAY, AND NORMANDY.

IN A LITTLE OVER A MONTH, I

WILL BE PART OF THE

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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION

THAT WILL ACCOMPANY

PRESIDENT CLINTON TO FRANCE,

FOR THE CEREMONIES MARKING

THE SOTH ANNIVERSARY OF O-

DAY.

AMERICANS WERE NOT ALONE

ON THE MORNING OF JUNE 6,

1944 WHEN THE LIBERATION OF

EUROPE BEGAN. WE WERE

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JOINED BY CANADA'S ROYAL

WINNIPEG RIFLES, POLAND'S

24TH LANCERS, THE FORCES OF

FREE FRANCE, THE YEOMAN OF

ENGLAND'S ARMORED

DIVISION ... THE HONOR ROLL

GOES ON AND ON.

BUT ALL THOSE SOLDIERS

KNEW THAT THERE WAS ONLY

ONE..,, LEADER OF THE ALLIED

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FORCES ... ONE COUNTRY WHICH

WAS INDISPENSIBLE TO THE

FIGHT FOR FREEDOM. THAT

COUNTRY WAS THE UNITED

STATES.

AND TIME AND AGAIN IN THE

DECADES THAT HAVE FOLLOWED

WORLD WAR II, WHEN FREEDOM

WAS THREATENED BY TYRANNY,

THE WORLD HAS LOOKED TO AND

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DEPENDED UPON AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP. IT WAS AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP THAT STOOD GUARD

AND EUROPE, EVENTUALLY

WINNING THE LONG COLD WAR.

IT WAS AMERICAN LEADERSHIP

THAT SENT OUR SOLDIERS TO

FAR OFF PLACES LIKE KOREA,

VIETNAM, AND KUWAIT.

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DID WE PAY A PRICE FOR THIS

LEADERSHIP? YOU BET WE DID.

A PRICE IN THOUSANDS AND

THOUSANDS OF LIVES LOST ... A

PRICE IN BILLIONS AND BILLIONS

OF DOLLAR SPENT.

HAS THE END RESULT BEEN

WORTH THE PRICE? YOU BET IT

HAS. THE WORLD IS ..,, A t" FREER

PLACE ... A SAFER PLACE ... A

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BETTER PLACE ... BECAUSE OF

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.

AND FRANKLY, IN THE PAST

MONTHS, l'VE BECOME A BIT ~~ NERVOUS ABOUT RETURNING TO

THE SITE OF THE MOST

SUCCESSFUL AND MOST

COURAGEOUS DIPLAY OF

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP. l'M

NERVOUS BECAUSE I HAVE

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ALWAYS BELIEVED THE BEST WAY--THE ONLY--· WAY--TO HONOR THOSE WHO FOUGHT AND DIED

FOR AMERICA WAS TO ENSURE

THE SURVIVAL OF THE CAUSE

FOR WHICH THEY FOUGHT.

AND I WONDER WHEN WE

STAND AT NORMANDY WITH

SOLDIERS WHO FOUGHT THERE,

AND WITH FAMILY MEMBERS OF

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THOSE WHO DIED THERE, CAN WE

HONESTLY SAY TO THEM THAT

WHEN TYRANNY THREATENS

FREEDOM, AMERICA STILL LEADS

THE WORLD?

AND THEN I CONSIDER THE

SITUATION IN BOSNIA, AND I ASK

MYSELF 11 CAN WE BE PROUD OF

THE LEADERSHIP AMERICA HAS

SHOWN IN BOSNIA? HAVE WE

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STOOD UP AGAINST

BLOODTHIRSTY TYRANTS? HAVE

WE SAVED THE LIVES OF

INNOCENT VICTIMS? HAVE WE

ACTED--AS PRESIDENT NIXON

SAID--AS A GREAT PEOPLE TO

MEET A GREAT CHALLENGE?

SADLY, THE ANSWER TO ALL

THOSE QUESTIONS IS NO.

NOW, I KNOW THIS IS A Bl-

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PARTISAN EVENING, AND LET ME

ASSURE YOU THAT WHEN IT

COMES TO BOSNIA, THERE IS

ENOUGH BLAME TO GO AROUND

TO BOTH PARTIES.

AND, FRANKLY, THE

PRESIDENT AND THE CONGRESS

READ THE POLLS. AND THE

POLLS SHOW THAT THE

AMERICAN PEOPLE DO NOT WANT

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TO RISK ONE AMERICAN LIFE TO

BRING PEACE TO BOSNIA.

I BELIEVE, HOWEVER, THAT

PART OF THE RESPONSIBILITY OF

PUBLIC SERVICE IS LEADERSHIP--

AND SOMETIMES THAT INVOLVES

LEADING THE PEOPLE WHERE

THEY MAY NOT WANT TO GO.

AS I SEE IT, AMERICA IS AT A

CROSSROADS--AND THE ACTIONS

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OF THIS ADMINISTRATION WILL

LIKELY DECIDE IN WHICH OF TWO

DIRECTIONS AMERICA WILL GO,

AND WHETHER OR NOT THE

TRADITION OF AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP SURVIVES.

IT SEEMS TO ME THAT WE CAN

EITHER ENTER THE NEXT

CENTURY AS A SUPERPOWER --

WITH A STRONG PRESENCE ON

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EVERY CONTINENT AND ACROSS

EVERY OCEAN;

OR WE CAN ENTER THE NEXT

CENTURY AS A REGIONAL POWER

-- WHOSE DOMINANCE IS LIMITED

TO THE WESTERN HEMISPHERE

AND WHOSE RELATIONSHIP WITH

EUROPE, RUSSIA, AND ASIA IS

ONE AMONG EQUALS.

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UNFORTUNATELY, THE

THREAD RUNNING THROUGH THIS

ADMINISTRATION'S POLICIES ON

NORTH KOREA, SOMALIA, HAITI

AND BOSNIA SUGGESTS THAT

THEY HAVE CHOSEN THE LATTER

COURSE, AND THAT UNITED

STATES LEADERSHIP IS LESS

IMPORTANT THAN UNITED

NATIONS LEADERSHIP.

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I RECALL THAT WHEN IT CAME

TO THE UNITED NATIONS,

PRESIDENT NIXON QUOTED

GENERAL DE GAULLE, WHO SAID

THAT 11 PARLIAMENTS CAN

PARALYZE POLICY; THEY CAN

NOT INITIATE IT. 11 AND NO DOUBT

ABOUT IT, ABDICATING AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP TO THE UNITED

NATIONS HAS HELPED TO

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PARALYZE OUR POLICY TOWARDS

BOSNIA.

DESPITE CLEAR AND BRUTAL

SERBIAN AGGRESSION, THE

BOSNIANS HAVE BEEN DENIED

THE RIGHT TO SELF-DEFENSE -- A

FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT

INCORPORATED IN THE U.N.

CHARTER -- BECAUSE OF A U.N.

ARMS EMBARGO PLACED ON THE

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FORMER YUGOSLAVIA.

WHEN PRESSED ON THE

MATTER OF LIFTING THE ARMS

EMBARGO, PRESIDENT CLINTON

STATED AGAIN YESTERDAY THAT

HE AGREES THAT THE EMBARGO

SHOULD BE LIFTED, BUT AS

BEFORE POINTS TO THE

OBJECTIONS OF THE BRITISH,

THE FRENCH AND THE RUSSIANS.

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MEANWHILE, U.N.

RESOLUTIONS AUTHORIZING THE

USE OF FORCE TO PROTECT SAFE

HAVENS HAVE NOT BEEN

IMPLEMENTED. NATO'S RECENT

AIR OPERATIONS AUTHORIZED TO

PROTECT U.N. FORCES IN

GORAZDE ON THE 10TH AND 11TH

OF APRIL WERE ESSENTIALLY

TIMID PINPRICKS WHICH INVITED

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THE BOSNIAN SERBS TO

FURTHER TEST THE RESOLVE OF

THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY.

UNFORTUNATELY, AS THIS

PAST WEEKEND'S EVENTS

DEMONSTRATE -- WE FAILED THE

TEST. WHEN CONFRONTED WITH

LAST WEEKEND'S BRUTAL

ASSAULTS ON THE POPULATION

OF GORAZDE AND THE ISSUE OF

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RESPONDING WITH NATO AIR

STRIKES, PRESIDENT CLINTON

PASSED THE BUCK TO THE U.N.

COMMANDER, GENERAL ROSE,

WHO BLUFFED AND WAITED TO

RESPOND UNTIL IT WAS roe a

LATE.

THE PRESIDENT ANNOUNCED

A · NEW INITIATIVE ON BOSNIA

LAST NIGHT. IN FACT, I WATCHED

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HIS PRESS CONFERENCE IN MY

OFFICE WITH BOSNIAN VICE

PRESIDENT GANIC. AT THE

CONCLUSION OF THE PRESS

CONFERENCE, BOTH OF US

WONDERED 11 WILL WHAT THE

PRESIDENT SAID MAKE ANY

DIFFERENCE?•

AND THE ANSWER IS THAT It

WILL ONLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE

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IF THE PRESIDENT IS COMMITTED

TO AMERICAN LEADERSHIP, AND

NOT TO LIMITING US TO A STATUS

OF 'ONE AMONG EQUALS.'

THE LESSON THE CLINTON

ADMINISTRATION HAS YET TO

LEARN IS THAT THE HISTORIC

SUCCESS OF N.A.T.0. IS DUE TO

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP AND

AMERICAN STRENGTH. THE

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UNITED STATES, AFTER WORLD

WAR II, DID NOT MAKE THE

MISTAKE IT MADE AFTER WORLD

WAR I: WE DID NOT DISENGAGE

FROM EUROPE AND RETREAT

INTO ISOLATIONISM. WE

REMAINED ENGAGED. WE

REMAINED A LEADER.

NOW, HOWEVER, AMERICA

RARELY ACTS AS THE LEADER OF

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NATO -- THE LEADER OF THE

ALLIES -- RATHER, WE ACT AS -ONE - OF THE ALLIES. AS A RESULT, INSTEAD OF RAISING

THE ALLIANCE ABOVE THE

DISPUTES OF OUR EUROPEAN

ALLIES AND UNITING THEM IN

ONE VOICE, WE ARE ALLOWING

NATO TO SPEAK WITH MANY

VOICES -- AND IN THE PROCESS

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ERODING NATO'S CREDIBILITY.

MOREOVER, THE CLINTON

ADMINISTRATION IS ALLOWING

RUSSIA TO HAVE A VOICE IN

NATO BUSINESS. WHEN THE

CRITICAL ISSUE OF EXPANDING

THE ALLIANCE WAS RAISED LAST

YEAR BY THE NEW DEMOCRACIES

IN EASTERN EUROPE -- POLAND,

THE CZECH REPUBLIC, HUNGARY

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AND SLOVAKIA -- COUNTRIES

WHO FEARED A RESURGENCE OF

RUSSIAN HARDLINERS, WE DID

NOT LEAD THE WAY TO EMBRACE

THESE COUNTRIES IN THE NATO

FOLD. INSTEAD, WE TOOK A

POLL, AND LISTENED TO THE

STRONGEST PARTY IN

OPPOSITION, WHICH WAS RUSSIA.

THE PARTNERSHIP FOR PEACE

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WAS A FACE-SAVING WAY OF

ACCEPTING A RUSSIAN VETO OF

NATO EXPANSION.

SINCE D-DAY, AMERICAN

LEADERSHIP HAS NOT ONLY

PLAYED A CRITICAL AND

DECISIVE ROLE IN EUROPE, BUT

AROUND THE GLOBE -- IN THE

MIDDLE EAST, IN ASIA, AND

ELSEWHERE. WE AMERICANS

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HAVE SOUGHT TO BRING OUR

POWER AND INFLUENCE TO BEAR

ON THE SIDE OF FREEDOM,

DEMOCRACY, PEACE AND

STABILITY IN ALL REGIONS OF

THE WORLD.

THIS AMERICAN LEADERSHIP

IS AS ESSENTIAL TO THE

OBJECTIVE OF WORLD PEACE

AND STABILITY TODAY AS IT WAS

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IN THE AFTERMATH OF THE

SECOND WORLD WAR. IN MY

VIEW, THE ABDICATION OF U.S.

LEADERSHIP WILL ONLY LEAD TO

GREATER INSTABILITY AROUND

THE GLOBE. DICTATORS AND

WOULD --BE AGGRESSORS ARE

WATCHING U.S. POLICIES

TOWARD BOSNIA, NORTH KOREA,

AND RUSSIA -- AND THE INABILITY

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OF THE UNITED NATIONS TO PICK

UP WHERE U.S. LEADERSHIP

DROPS OFF. THE PROLIFERATION

OF NUCLEAR MATERIALS AND

WEAPONS IS INCREASING.

REGIONAL DISPUTES ARE

HEATING UP. THE WORLD IS AS

DANGEROUS, OR MORE

DANGEROUS THAN IT WAS

DURING THE COLD WAR.

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SINCE THIS IS A Bl-PARTISAN

EVENING, I WANT TO CONCLUDE

TONIGHT BY SHARING SOME

WORDS SPOKEN BY HARRY

TRUMAN. THEY WERE SPOKEN

NEARLY HALF A CENTURY AGO,

BUT THEY RING TRUE TODAY.

TRUMAN SAID: 11 WE MUST

HAVE A POLICY TO GUIDE OUR

RELATIONS WITH EVERY

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COUNTRY IN EVERY PART OF THE

WORLD. NO COUNTRY IS SO

REMOTE FROM US THAT IT MAY

NOT BE INVOLVED IN A MATTER

WHICH THREATENS THE PEACE.

REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST

WORLD WAR BEGAN IN SIBERIA;

THAT THE PEACE OF VERSAILLES

WAS FIRST BROKEN IN

MANCHURIA; AND THE SECOND

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WORLD WAR BEGAN IN POLAND.

WHO KNOWS WHAT MAY HAPPEN

IN THE FUTURE? OUR FOREIGN

POLICY MUST BE UNIVERSAL. 11

UNQUOTE

IT IS MY HOPE THAT WHEN

AMERICA'S LEADERS STAND

TOGETHER ON THE BEACHES OF

NORMONDAY, WE WILL HONOR

THOSE WHO FOUGHT AND DIED

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THERE BY STANDING TOGETHER

FOR A UNIVERSAL FOREIGN

POLICY THAT IS BASED ON

AMERICAN LEADERSHIP.

THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

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