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Jeff Watanabe 32 TO: MEMBERS OF THE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN 15XSTUART HO MARY LOU JARDINE A B E L IN A SHAW X J IN N Y OKUBO 2 8 - JEFF WATANABE X LAMELA BATTLEY 32 - X GLENN KISHIDA X CHRIS PABLO 1 7 - ROBERT INOUYE * JE A N MYERS - 2 9 HENRY K. GUIGNI DANIEL K. INOUYE FROM: SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE DATE: APRIL 7, 1986 RE: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE THIS MEMO IS NOT FOR PUBLIC USE. SATURDAY - APRIL 19th * * 2: 00 to 4 : 00 PM OPENING OF CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS - McCully & Beretania Sts. - by invitation only 6: 00 Reoption for - i n v i t a t i o n s t o b e s e n t to : Charles K. Ching (a ) a l l e l e c t e d D e m o c r a t ic o f f i c i a l s + in Legislature, Council, e tc . (Oahu only) (b) a ll announced and/or possible Democratic PM Sigma Theta candidates for o f f ic e (Oahu only) (c) a ll spouses and/or guest of above - Lamela and Jinny to handle refreshments - secure Kawaiahao Church M inister for blessing - secure good Hawaiian ladies trio for background music at reception SATURDAY - APRIL 26th DELIVERY OF CAMPAIGN BUMBER STICKERS, DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, AND PINS TO ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND COMMITTEES SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THIS DATE. FRIDAY - MAY 23rd LE A V E D.C. (San Fran) FOR HONOLULU ( U A L # 1 8 7 ) Arrive H onolulu - 5:30 PM O ffice Appm t. H abilitat ATTEND GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY - at Washington Place SATURDAY - MAY 24th 1 0 : 00 AM SPEAK AT LION'S CONVENTION - at U of H H ilo Campus XXXXX PM SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - at Sheraton W aikiki 7 : 00 PM DINNER/MEETING WITH FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF EACH ISLAND, AND STATE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE at Natsunoya Tea House, 1935 Makanani Dr. TUESDAY - MAY 27th 9-10:30 A M Tour of K apiolani W om en's & C hildren's M edical C enter - 1319 P unahou S t. 11: 30 AM FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BOARD "FEDERAL WEEK" LUNCHEON - at H ilton Hawaiian V illage 6 : 30 PM NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS-HAWAII CHAPTER ANNUAL DINNER & AWARD PRESENTATION TO SENATOR - at Hale Koa Hotel WEDNESDAY - MAY 28th ** 8 : 30 AM SPEAK AT ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE FOR EXCLUDED EMPLOYEES - at H ilton Hawaiian V illage 1 0 :30 to 1 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH PEARL RIDGE SHOPPING CENTER 1 : 00 to 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON - at Columbia Inn (KapiolaniB l v d . ) -2- THURSDAY - MAY 29th 9 : 00 to 1 0 : 00 AM WALK THROUGH M IL IL A N I 1 1 : 00 to 1 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH WAHIAWA TOWN 1 : 00 to 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH KAHUKU-WAIALUA 3 : 00 to 4 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH WAIPAHU FRIDAY - MY 30th 2:25 2:10 PM PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE ** 7:00 PM SPEAK AT COMMENCEMENT OF KAPAA HIGH SCHOOL at Bernice Hudley Gym 8: 55 LEAVE KAUAI 9: 2 0 M ARRIVE HONOLULU 1 0 :4 5 LEAVE FOR D. C. T hursday-June 5th - arrive evening FRIDAY - JUNE 6th NOON NOON ARRIVE HONOLULU 4 : 00 to 6 : 30 PM RECEPTION - KOREAN COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION a t t h e P a c ific C lu b SATURDAY - JUNE 7th 9 : 00 to 1 1 : 00 AM WALK THROUGH KANEOHE 1 2 : 00 to 2 : 00 PM WALK THROUGH KAILUA - 3 - SUNDAY - JUNE 8th 1 0 : 45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D . C SUNDAY - JUNE 15th DEADLINE FOR RETURN OF NOMINATION PAPERS FROM ALL ISLANDS Q u o t a o f 25, 000 from O ahu FRIDAY - JUNE 27th 2 : 30 PM ARRIVE HONOLULU FROM D. C. SATURDAY - JUNE 28th 10 : 45 AM INTERMENT OF KAME INOUYE - at Diamond Head Memorial Park til 1:30 PM Luncheon following services ------ L u n c h e o n follow ing services SUNDAY - JUNE 29th 9 : 00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR KONA * * 1 2 : 00 to 3 : 00 PM GET TOGETHER WITH D A N ... OUR MAN a t Old Kona A irport Pavilion 6 : 00 PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU - 4 - MONDAY - JUNE 30th 7 : 00 PM DINNER FOR SENATOR- hosted by J e ff Watanabe et al - at W alter & Diane Dods' home - 2667-C Tantalus Dr. TUESDAY - JULY 1st 8 : 00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR HILO WALK THROUGH HILO TOWN WALK THROUGH HAMAKUA AREA TOWNS & VILLAGES (itin e ra ry to be determined by Big Island Campaign Chairman) 1 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE - a t Cafe 100 OVERNIGHT AT NANILOA SURF HOTEL WEDNESDAY - JULY 2nd 8 : 00AM DRIVE FROM HILO TO KONA WALK THROUGH KOHALA WALK THROUGH WAIMEA WALK THROUGH KONA 6 : 00PM LEAVE KONA FOR HONOLULU THURSDAY - JULY 3rd 8 : 00 AM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR MAUI WALK THROUGH WAILUKU WALK THROUGH KAHULUI WALK THROUGH LAHAINA IN BETWEEN WALKS - ARRANGE 1 2 : 00 NOON LUNCHEON/M EETING W ITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (location to be determ ined by Maui Campaign Chairman) 6 : 00 PM LEAVE KAHULUI FOR HONOLULU -5 - FRIDAY - JULY 4th SATURDAY - JULY 5th WALK THROUGH M O ILIIL I WALK THROUGH KAPAHULU WALK THROUGH KAIMUKI SUNDAY - JULY 6th LE A V E OPEN MONDAY - JULY 7th AM OFFICE TIME 5 : 00 PM SPEAK AT INTERNATIONAL PEDIATRIC CONGRESS - at Sheraton W aikiki Hotel TUESDAY - JULY 8th 12:50 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR LIHUE WALK THROUGH LIHUE WALK THROUGH WAIMEA OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT WEDNESDAY - JULY 9th AM WALK THROUGH HANAPEPE WALK THROUGH KOLOA 1 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING WITH CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE (lo ca tio n to be determined by Kauai Campaign Chairman) * * 5 : 30 to GET TOGETHER WITH DAN OUR MAN - 8 : 30 PM at Kauai War Memorial Convention H all OVERNIGHT AT KAUAI RESORT - 6 - THURSDAY - JULY 10th 10: 00 AM LEAVE LIHUE FOR HONOLULU FRIDAY - JULY 11th 1 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending) * * 2 : 00 PM FILE NOMINATION PAPERS - at Lt. Governor's office (Media event) SATURDAY - JULY 12th 1 0 : 45 PM LEAVE HONOLULU FOR D. C. MONDAY - SATURDAY - AUGUST 18th - 23rd RADIO-TV PRODUCTION WEDNESDAY- AUGUST 20th 1 2 : 00 PM LUNCHEON/MEETING OF CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (location pending) - 7 - NOTES 1) COFFEE HOURS (OAHU ONLY) (a) COFFEE HOURS M Y BE SCHEDULED BY CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DURING ANY OPEN EVENING. HOWEVER, BEFORE FINALIZING ANY DATE, PLEASE CONFER WITH SENATOR. (b) IF ABOVE SCHEDULE CONFLICTS WITH DEMOCRATIC PARTY CAMPAIGN RALLY SCHEDULE, PLEASE NOTIFY SENATOR IMMEDIATELY FOR APPROPRIATE CHANGE, IF NECESSARY. 2) SPECIAL MEETINGS (OAHU ONLY) PLEASE SCHEDULE THE FOLLOWING DURING THE AUGUST RECESS OF AUGUST18th - SEPTEMBER 4 th 5 th ---------------1 8 th-------------------------------- (a) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH LABOR LEADERS. (SUGGEST 5 TOP OFFICIALS PER UNION, ) (b) MEETING/RECEPTION WITH VETERANS ORGANIZATIONS. (SUGGEST 4 TOP OFFICIALS PER ORGANIZATION. ) (c) BREAKFAST/MEETING WITH HONOLULU CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOARD OF DIRECTORS (STUART HO TO CHECK WITH BOB ROBINSON. ) (d. ) SEPARATE MEETINGS WITH OFFICERS & DIRS. OF ETHNIC CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE-JAPANESE, FILIP IN O , CHINESE, - KOREAN AND PORTUGUESE. (e) MEETING WITH OFFICERS OF HVB, HOTEL & RESTAURANT WORKERS UNIONS (TEAMSTERS, RESTAURANT WORKERS, AND ILWU) AND HAWAII HOTEL ASSOCIATION. (f) MEETING WITH OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS OF HAWAII SUGER PLANTERS ASSOCIATION. (g) MEETING WITH JEWISH COMMUNITY (HENRY TO CONTACT DEAN JERROLD MICHAEL) - 8 - 3 ) DINNERS (a ) ONE WEEK BEFORE PRIMARY E LE C T IO N , SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON OAHU ONLY. (b) ON NEIGHBOR ISLANDS - SENATOR TO HOST DINNER FOR ALL DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY CANDIDATES ON RALLY NIGHT. (SUGGEST 5 : 00 to 7 : 00 PM DINNER PRIOR TO 7 : 00 PM RALLY. ) NEIGHBOR ISLAND BUDGET TUESDAY - JULY 1st PROVIDE NEIGHBOR ISLAND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES: BIG ISLAND $ 5 , 000. 00 M AU I $ 2 , 00 0 . 00 K A U A I $ 2 , 00 0 . 00 ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND ADS AND PRESS STATEMENTS MUST BE CLEARED BY SENATOR, STUART HO, OR HENRY GIUGNI, TOGETHER WITH ISLAND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN. ALL TV AND RADIO SPOTS SUBJECT TO SENATOR'S APPROVAL - 10- MEMORANDUM Island Democratic Primary 25% T o tal Number Hawaii 29, 341 7 , 335 Kauai 15, 466 3 ,865 Maui 10, 083 2 , 520 Molokai 719 180 Oahu 101, 204 25, 300 TO: MEMBERS OF THE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN - STUART HO MARY LOU JARDINE ABELINA SHAW JINNY OKUBO JEFF WATANABE LAMELA BATTLEY GLENN KISHIDA CHRIS PABLO ROBERT INOUYE JEAN MYERS HENRY K. GUIGNI DANIEL K. INOUYE FROM: SENATOR DANIEL K. INOUYE DATE: APRIL 7, 1986 RE: SUGGESTED CAMPAIGN SCHEDULE THIS MEMO IS NOT FOR PUBLIC USE. SATURDAY - APRIL 19th * * 2 : 00 to 4 : 00 PM OPENING OF CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS - McCul l y & Beretania Sts. - by invitation only - invitations to be sent to: (a) a ll elected Democratic o f f i c i a l s in Legislature. Council, e tc. (Oahu only) (b) a ll announced and/or possible Democratic candidates for o f f ic e (Oahu, only) (c) a ll spouses and/'or guest of above - Lamela and Jinny to handle refreshments - secure Kawaiahao Church M inister for blessing - secure good Hawaiian ladies trio for background music at reception SATURDAY - APRIL 26th DELIVERY OF CAMPAIGN BUMBER STICKERS, DECALS, POSTERS, BUTTONS, AND PINS TO ALL NEIGHBOR ISLAND COMMITTEES SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THIS DATE. ** MEDIA EVENT FR ID A Y - MAY 2 3 r d 8 :45 AM LEAVE D. C. FOR HONOLULU 6 : 00 PM ATTEND GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY - at Washington Place SATURDAY - MAY 24th 1 0 : 00 AM SPEAK AT LION'S CONVENTION - at U of H H ilo Campus * * 2 : 00 PM SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION - a t Sheraton W aikiki 2 : 30 Pm 7 : 00 PM DINNER/MEETING WITH FIELD REPRESENTATIVES, CAMPAIGN CHAIRMAN AND CO-CHAIRMAN OF EACH ISLAND, AND STATE CAMPAIGN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE at Natsunoya Tea House, 1935 Makanani Dr.
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