This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu News from Senator BOB DOLE

(R - Kansas) SH 141 Hart Building, Washington, D.C. 20510

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: WALT RIKER DECEMBER 1, 1989 (202) 224-5358

DOLE ON MALTA: BUSH HAS ALL THE CARDS, GORBACHEV THE HEADACHES YWCA - WOMEN ACHIEVERS NEW YORK CI'IY DECEMBER 1, 1989

LET ME START BY INTRODUCING MYSELF. I AM ELIZABETH DOLE'S HUSBAND. THE SECRETARY OF LABOR IS IN POLAND TODAY, ON THE FRONTLINE OF THE FREEDOM REVOLUTION TIIAT IS SWEEPING ACROSS EASTERN EUROPE. IT IS ONE OF THE GREAT CHAPTERS OF 20TH CENTURY HISTORY. SHE WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO SPEAKING TO THIS DISfINGUISHED AUDIENCE, BECAUSE SHE KNOWS SO WELL THE GREAT WORK THE Y.W.C.A. DOES AND THE KIND OF LEADERSHIP IT PROVIDES FOR AMERICA'S WOMEN. WOMEN: mo LHAOUE PU\YERS FOR HER, LET ME ALSO CONGRATULATE THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS. AND AS I THINK ABOUT IT, NO ONE IS MORE QUALIFIED TO SPEAK ABOUT WOMEN ACHIEVERS THAN I AM. IN FACT, IN MY PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE, I AM SURROUNDED BY REMARKABLE WOMEN: ELIZABETH, OF COURSE; MY SENATE COLLEAGUE FROM KANSAS, NANCY KASSEBAUM; MY CHIEF OF STAFF, SHEILA BURKE; AND THE HEAD OF MY POLillCAL ACTION COMMITTEE, JO- ANNE COE. IN MY OFFICE, MY ARMS CONTROL EXPERT IS A WOMAN: MY BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS PERSON IS A WOMAN: MY TRADE ADVISOR IS A WOMAN. IN FACT, MY OFFICE IS FERTILE RECRUillNG GROUND FOR nrn FOUNDING CHAPTER OF THE "NATIONAL ORGANIZATION f'OR MEN". PO Lill CS AND BUSINESS MAY BE ROUGH AND TUMBLE, BUT THERE IS NO DOUBT WOMEN ARE BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS. THE RECENT, FIRST-TIME EVER, LIVE T.V. BROADCASI'S OF THE BRmSH PARLIAMENT CONFIRMS WHAT WE ALL ALREADY KNOW: THAT WOMEN ARE CENTER-STAGE IN WORLD AFFAIRS, TOO. I ALMOST PITY THOSE POOR LABOR MP'S TIIAT PRIME MINISTER TIIATCHER RUNS OVER EVERY DAY. SHE HAS GIVEN REMARKABLE LEADERSHIP TO HER NATION, AND TO THE CAUSES OF FREEDOM IN THE WORLD AND COMMON SENSE IN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. VIOLBITA CHAMORRO I ALSO WANT TO MENTION ANOTHER REMARKABLE WOMAN, WHOSE INSPIRATIONAL STORY IS FINALLY BEING HEARD: VlOLEfTA CHAMORRO, THE COURAGEOUS EDITOR OF THE ONLY FREE NEWSPAPER IN NICARAGUA, LA PRENSA -- WHO HAS BEEN CHOSEN TO LEAD THE DEMOCRATIC COALillON WHICH IS CHALLENGING DANIEL ORTEGA'S MARXIST TYRANNY. MRS. CHAMORRO -- WHO I MET AGAIN RECENTLY IN WASHINGTON -- HAS SEEN HER HUSBAND ASSASSINATED; HER FAMILY TORN APAIU BY POLITICAL DIFFERENCES; AND THE NEWSPAPER THAT IS HER LIFE'S WORK UNDER ALMOST DAILY ASSAULT FROM ORTEGA'S CENSORS AND GOON SQUADS. YET SHE REMAINS ALMOST SERENE IN HER DETERMINATION TO GIVE EVERYTHING SHE HAS, INCLUDING RISKING HER OWN LIFE, TO TRY TO BRING FREEDOM TO NICARAGUA. LEADERS HAPPILY, WE ARE -- AT LONG LAST -- APPROACHING THE POINT WHERE WE STOP THINKING ABOUT REMARKABLE WOMEN LEADERS, AND START SEEING THEM AS REMARKABLE LEADERS, PERIOD. REMARKABLE LEADERS WHO HAPPEN TO BE WOMEN. AND, HAPPILY, TOO ...... 'TI-IE DAYS OF ADDRESSING A WOMEN'S AUDIENCE WITH A SO-CALLED "WOMEN'S SPEECH" ARE OVER. OF COURSE, THERE WILL ALWAYS BE SPECIFIC CONCERNS FOR WOMEN, BUT MOST OF YOUR ISSUES TODAY ARE MAINSTREAM ISSUES: YOU CARE ABOUT THE DEFICIT, AND THE DRUG CRISIS, THE ENVIRONMENT, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, AGRICULTURE, OR WHATEVER. SO LET ME SPEND A FEW MINUTES ON WHAT MAY BE MATTERS OF INTEREST TO MOST OF YOU. ON THE HOME FRONT, T1-!E GOOD NEWS IS CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED FOR THE YEAR. I KNOW IT IS FASHIONABLE TO SAY CONGRESS HAD A "POOR" YEAR, BUT I WOULD SAY THE JURY IS SlJLL OUT. WE HAVE COMPLETED THE FIRST HALF OF THE 101ST CONGRESS WIT1-! MUCH MORE LEFT TO DO IN THE SECOND HALF. IN MY VIEW WE HAD A PRETTY SOLID 1989. DRUGS WE TOOK A GIANT BI-PARTISAN STEP FORWARD BY FULLY FUNDING MAJOR NEW ANTI-DRUG AND CRIME PACKAGES. TIIE PRESIDENT PROVIDED THE LEADERSHIP ON THIS DOMESflC CRISIS BY INTRODUCING THE FIRST-EVER NATIONAL STRATEGY FOR THE WAR ON DRUGS AS WELL AS A COMPREHENSIVE ANTI-CRIME PROPOSAL -- MORE PRISON SPACE, MORE FUNDING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT, MORE EDUCATION AND TOUGHER, SfIFFER PENALTIES NOT ONLY FOR THE PUSHER, BUT FOR THE USER, TOO. IF WE ARE REALLY SERIOUS ABOUT WINNING THE WAR ON DRUGS AND FIGHTING CRIMINALS PREYING ON THE INNOCENT, IT IS TIME TO CHANGE OUR PIUORmES. IT'S TIME TO MAKE A BIGGER COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION AND TREATMENT; AND TO DRUG TESfING, AND WHATEVER ELSE IT TAKES TO GET THE JOB DONE. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENr CAN HELP, BUT IT CAN'T DO IT ALONE. WE NEED HELP -- FROM THE STATES, FROM THE CHURCHES, FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR, AND PARENTS AND FROM YOU, AMERICA'S LEADERS. MALTA: 001..B suoo~ US{USSR AN11-DRUO BP.POIIT LET'S PACE IT, DRUG ABUSE IS AN INTERNATIONAL NIGHTMARE, WITH FEW COUNTIUES UNSCATHED. IN FACT, IN A LETTER TO PRESIDENr BUSH THIS WEEK, I HAVE SUGGESTED TIIAT HE AND MR. GORBACHEV USE THEIR MALTA MEETING TO AGREE ON A JOIN!' EFFORT ON A MAJOR HUMANITARIAN PROJECT: I SUGGESTED A COMBINED US-USSR EFFORT TO DEAL WIT1-! DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE. (MORE)

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CHILD CARB CONGRESS ALSO MADE A START ON CHILD CARE. CHILD CARE IS A PRIORITY ISSUE, BUT THE DEBATE COt'{llNUES OVER 110\V TO ADDRESS IT. DO YOU DO IT WITH TAX CREDITS, WHERE THE PARENTS MAKE THE DECISION? OR DO YOU TURN IT OVER TO SOME A GOVERNMENf BUREAUCRACY THAT DICTATES WHAT TO DO. LET ME SUGGEST THAT WHATEVER THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOES IT WILL NOT SOLVE THE PROBLEM. AGAIN WE NEED BUSINESSES, CHURCHES, CLUBS AND MOST OF ALL THE PARENTS TO GET INVOLVED. DAYCARB - nm T WAY FOR EXAMPLE: THE YWCA AND THE YMCA DESERVE GREAT CREDIT FOR THEIR DAY CARE INIT1ATIVE HERE IN NEW YORK WITII 10 SITES THROUGHOlJf THE 5 BOROUGHS, YOUR DAY CARE FACILITIES ARE PROVlDING AFFORDABLE, QUALITY DAY CARE TO 11 IE PEOPLE WHO NEED IT MOST. NO QUESTION, WE NEED TO PROVIDE CARE FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING MOTHERS; WE NEED TO KEEP THAT CRUCIAL lNVESTMENT IN TI-IE WORKFORCE. BUT IN MY VIEW, WE SHOULD DO IT WITH MINIMAL BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE AND GOVERNMENf !NfERFERENCE. I DO NOT BELIEVE WE HAVE TO INVENf THE MOST EXPENSIVE NEW SPENDING PROGRAM JUST TO DEMONSTRATE CONCERN ABOUT CHILD CARE. POIUABLB PENSIONS AS MORE WOMEN ENfER THE WORKFORCE, AND AS THIS WORKFORCE BECOMES INCREASINGLY MORE MOBILE, WE WILL NEED TO TAKE A CLOSE LOOK AT OUR PENSION LAWS TO SEE IF IT MAKES SENSE TO ALLOW PENSION BENEFITS TO BE TRANSFERRED fllOM JOB-TO-JOB. BY ALLOWING A TRANSFER - BY MAKING PENSION BENEFITS "PORTABLE,' IN OTHER WORDS -- WORKERS WOULD BE ABLE TO CARRY OVER VALUABLE BENEFITS THAT THEY HAVE ACCRUED IN PREVIOUS JOBS. LET'S FACE IT: TIIE DAYS WHEN PEOPLE SPEND THEIR ENTIRE LIVES WITH A SINGLE EMPLOYER ARE NEARLY OVER THE STATISTICS SHOW THAT AMERICAN WORKERS -- BOTH MALE AND FEMALE -- WANT MOBILITY -- AND THAT THEY WILL SWITCH JOBS ANY NUMBER OF TIMES DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR WORKING LIVES. IFTHE SECRETAI{Y OF LABOR WERE HERE TODAY, SHE WOULD TELL YOU THAT HER DEPARTMENT IS NOW STUDYING A WIDE- R.ANGE OF OPTIONS ON THE ISSUE OF PENSION PORTABILITY.

SllE WOULD ALSO TELL YOU THAT THIS ISSUE IS A VERY COMPLICATED ONE -- THE TERM "PENSION PORTABILITY' MEANS DIFFERENT THINGS TO DIFFERENT PEOPLE. BUT I KNOW THAT PENSION PORTABILITY IS A HIGH PRIORITY ITEM AT THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR -- AND I LOOK FORWARD ro THE RESULTS OF THE DEPARTMENT"S STUDY. HBAL1H WITH THE UNFORTUNATE TOTAL REPEAL OF THE CATASTIWPHIC HEALTH CARE LEGISLATION, THE ISSUE OF EMPLOYERS' RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND FUNDING OF RETIREE HEALTH CARE WILL HAVE INCREASING IMPORTANCE. AND WHILE THERE IS l31-PARTISAN AGREEMENT THAT CONGRESS MUST REVISIT MAJOR HEALTH POLICY ISSUES SUCH AS LONG-TERM AND CATASTIWPHIC CARE NEXT YEAR, BUDGETARY CONSTRAINTS COMBINED WITH RELUCTANCE TO RELY ON SELF-FUNDING MECHANISMS WILL MAKE EFFECTIVE FEDERAL LEGISLATION EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO ENACT. SO THESE ARE SOME OF THE ISSUES CONGRESS WILL BE LOOKING AT COME 1990. MEANWHILE ALL THE WORLD WILL BE WATCHING MALTA: BUSH AND OORBACIBV THIS WEEKEND THE WHOLE WORLD WILL BE WATCHING A COUPLE OF SHIPS IN THE MEDITER!{ANEAN, AS GEORGE BUSH AND MIKHAIL GORBACHEV MEET FACE-TO-FACE IN THE FLOATING SUMMIT. IN MY VIEW, GOING INTO THE HISTORIC SUPE!{POWER MEETING, THE PRESIDENf HAS NEARLY ALL THE CARDS, AND IT LOOKS LIKE GORBACHEV HAS ALL THE HEADACHES. GEORGE BUSH IS A VERY POPULAR PRESIDENT, AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AIIB UNITED BEHIND THE DRAMATIC DEVELOPMENTS INSIDE THE IRON CURTAIN. GORBACHEV, MEANWHILE, IS STRUGGLING TO KEEP THE SOVIET UNION ON ITS FEET, MUCH LESS THE COMMUNIST EMPIRE. HIS ECONOMY IS A BASKETCASE, WITH LONG LINES, A HUGE DEFICIT AND CONSUMER PATIENCE AT AN END. AT THE SAME TIME, SOVlET REPUBLICS ARE THUMBING THEIR NOSE AT MOSCOW, DEMANDING DEMOCRATIC REFORMS AND SELF-DETERMINATION. WITH F'IIBEDOM BREAKING OUT ALL OVER, AND THE WORLD FINALLY COMING TO THE REALIZATION THAT THE SOVlET UNION IS UP TO NO GOOD IN CENTRAL AMERICA, THERE IS NO REASON FOR PRESIDENf BUSH TO GO TO MALTA WITH A BASKET FULL OF GOODIES FOR GORBACHEV. THE BOTTOMLINE IS, COMMUNISM IS IN SHAMBLES. IT DOESN'T WORK LIKE YOU, I'LL BE WATCHING THE MEETING IN MALTA WITH GREAT INfEREST, AND I AM CERTAIN YOU JOIN ME IN WISHING ALL THE BEST TO PRESIDENT BUSH AS HE REPRESENTS THE F'IIBE WORLD THIS WEEKEND. WOMEN IN nm WORICPORCE LET ME JUST CONCLUDE BY SA YING THAT AMERICA IS NOW IN A RECORD 84TH CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF ECONOMIC EXPANSION. SINCE 1984, WE HAVE CREATED OVER 20 MILLION NEW JOf:ls -- AND OVER HALF OF THOSE JOBS HAVE BEEN FILLED BY WOMEN. AMONG SMALL BUSINESES -- RESPONSIBLE FOR THREE OUT OF FIVE NEW JOBS CREATED IN AMERICA --WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES ARE GROWING AT A RATE FIVE TIMES THAT OF MALE-OWNED -- REPRESEt'{llNG THE LARGEST INCREASE IN THE \10ST SIGNIFICANT AREA OF OUR ECONOMIC EXPANSION. TODAY, WOMEN COMPRISE THE MAJORITY OF WORKERS IN FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL-ESTATE, BANKING, AND HEALTH AND LEAGAL SERVICES. THE NUMBER OF WOMEN PROFESSIONALS -- LAWYERS AND DOCTORS, FOR INSTANCE -- HAS ALMOST DOUBLED SINCE 1972. AND THE NUMBER OF WOMEN IN MANAGERIAL JOBS HAS ALMOST TIUPLED. BARRIERS STILL BARIUERS REMAIN. THOSE FOOLISH ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN ROADBLOCKS TO WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT POSillONS ARE ONLY SHORTCHANGING THEMSELVES. TOGETHER WE WILL KEEP WORKING AND TO KEEP KNOCKJNG DOWN TTHOSE BARRIERS. IN THE END, HOWEVER YOUR SUCCESS WILL BE JUDGED NOT BE THE ACHIEVEMENT OF POWER FOR POWER'S SAKE. RATHER, YOU WILL BE JUDGED BY HOW YOU USED THAT POWER, WHAT WE STOOD FOR, AND THE DIFFERENCE -- THE POSITIVE DIFFERENCE -- YOU MADE IN THE LIVES OF OTHERS. AND THAT'S SOMETHING WORTH FIGHTING FOR ###

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TO WOMEN ACHIEVERS

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1989

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Sixteenth Annual Salute To Women Achievers Luncheon

honoring the 1989 Class of the Academy of Women Achievers

Keynote Speaker Elizabeth H. Dole United States Secretary of Labor Friday December First Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Nine

Sheraton Centre Hotel Seventh Avenue at 53nd Street

Reception: 11 :45 am Luncheon: 12:30 pm

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The YWCA of the City of New York 610 Lexington Avenue New York, NY 10022 (212) 735-9700

The YWCA of the City of New York was founded in 1870, when for a stronger community and stronger families, responding with In 1982, the board and staff of The YWCA of the City of New York With the articulation of these objectives, the Board of Directors and working women were considered "pitiable creatures," according to the flexibility and compassion, never veering from its focus on the entered into the development of a long-term plan. Our goal was to the Board of Trustees of The YWCA of the City of New York strict rules of respectability that governed the society of the day. Only building of character, confidence, competence, and self esteem. The discern and enumerate appropriate ways for the YWCA/NYC to committed themselves to the implementation of the vision. The 200,000 women were employed in Manhattan, and few earned more YWCA of the City of New York is the largest of 500 YWCl>(s address women's needs, community issues, and the needs of specific Building for Our Second Century Fund was authorized, with a goal of than four or five dollars a week. The YWCA was the first agency in throughout the world, with over 15,000 members and an annual population groups. The result was our vision for the future - a vision $14,000,000. The first $6.5 million of the goal has already been the city to address the needs of these "self-supporting girls," and it has budget of $5. 7 million. dependent upon the full realization of three objectives, which are the achieved by selling the air rights to our midtown facility; the remained on the cutting edge of women's issues ever since. It was the first agency in the City to offer on-site infant and toddler underpinnings of the Building for Our Second Century campaign: remaining $7 .5 million is being raised through the capital campaign, Prophetically, the YWCA/NYC opened the first typing instruction care for disadvantaged teen mothers preparing for their high school with $3. 7 million currently committed. This campaign presents unique class for women, breaking down a barrier that had held them back equivalency exams and the first in the nation to offer an organized • To provide the kinds of programs women and girls need to develop partnership opportunities: from working in offices because it was considered "too arduous." The program that enables disabled girls to meet successful disabled women their potential in many different directions YWCA also pioneered the first free circulating library for women, the who act as role models and mentors. The YWCA, in cooperation with • To increase total income by 5 % per year over inflation and earmark • An opportunity for our corporate neighbors, our members, and our first employment bureau for women, and the first business and the YMCA, is the largest provider of day care in the entire City, with 50 % of the annual endowment income to subsidize special and friends throughout the city to join together to strengthen our professional center for women. ten centers located in all five boroughs. It also has programs for start-up programs community Within 50 years of its founding, the YWCA had become one of teenage mothers, for young fathers , for Asian immigrants, for • An opportunity to ensure this historic institution's ability to build on the major social service agencies in the New York metropolitan area, homeless families, and for newly widowed or divorced mid-life • To develop the human, physical, and technological resources its distinguished past concerning itself not only with the needs of working women, but also women who must re-enter the workforce after being homemakers for necessary to implement the plan and meet the challenges of the with the needs of the poor, disadvantaged women and their children, many years. future • An opportunity to enable the YWCA to continue serving the needs immigrants, and the unemployed. In addition, the YWCA is much in demand to present workshops of the people of the City of New York Later, as women began to enter the managerial structures of and training sessions at a wide variety of social service agencies, corporations, the YWCA/NYC helped with classes, special courses, community centers and schools. and conferences. The Salute To Women Achievers Luncheon and the The convictions that have distinguished The YWCA of the City of Academy of Women Achievers were created to call attention to their New York throughout the past also guide us into the future: the accomplishments. conviction that personal development is the birthright of every Campaign Leadership It is a distinguished past, solid yet flexible, innovative yet individual; that programs must be accessible, available, and affordable measurably effective. We have accomplished important work, work if all but the staunchest aspirants are not to lose heart; that flexibility, Honorary Chairmen of which we can be proud - proud to have achieved, and proud to innovation, responsiveness, and compassion have been and must Co-Chairmen Vice Chairmen (committee in formation) carry on. remain hallmarks of our past and future . Albert H. Gordon JoAnn S. Delafield Richard S. Braddock Today, as yesterday, The YWCA of the City of New York works Mary F. Rockefeller Frederic V. Salemo H. Marshall Schwarz William I. Spencer Board of Trustees Campaign Cabinet Advisory Committee Chairman Academy of Women Achievers Chairman Thomas Lenagh Stephen E. Canter Evelyn Lehman Long William M. Ellinghaus Constance A. Tate Marjorie L. Hart Chairman Donald C. Platten Stewart B. Clifford Margaret B. Lowe Helen Cunneen Virginia Dwyer William J. Ruane Secretary Albert H. Gordon

Board ofDirectors

Margaret B. Lowe Priscilla Perkins Phyllis Heard President Vice President Secretary JoAnn S. Delafield Helen Cunneen Martha M. Ferry Board Chair Vice President Treasurer

Betty Adams Elizabeth Crow Joyce McC. Hupper Alma Nugent Caroline Beebe Angela Zizzi Dailey Janice M. Johnson Alceste T. Pappas Gai!Bielot Anne Davidson Shirley P. Jordan Catherine Randolph Mary Boyd Betty M . Fagan Adele Kaplan Margaret Regan Madeline R. Burgess Denise K. Fletcher Sandra D. Kresch PamelaC. Scott Sally T. Butler Margaret Goddard Sook Y. Lee Diane H. Segalas Gwenn L. Carr Marjorie L. Hart Susan H. Namm Constance A. Tate

Lenore Parker, Executive Director

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Keynote Speaker Addendum

The YWCA of the City of New York is pleased and proud to welcome asked her to make a fact-finding trip to Poland from November 29 to Senator Bob Dole as keynote speaker at its Sixteenth Annual Salute To December 2, and the Senator most generously agreed to speak in his Women Achievers Luncheon. Originally, Labor Secretary Elizabeth wife's stead. We are delighted to have him with us. Dole was to have addressed the audience. However, the President Luncheon Committee

John H. Bryan, Jr. Thomas Petner P. Roy Vagelos, M.D. Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Vice President-News Chief Executive Officer Sara Lee Corporation WWOR Merck & Co., Inc.

Jane Evans John J. Sweeney William H. Wynn President & Chief Executive Officer International President President Interpublic Retail Group Service Employees International United Food and Commercial Workers Union, AFL-CIO, CLC International Union, AFL-CIO, Richard J. Koehler CLC Commissioner New York City Department of Corrections

Senator Bob Dole Benefactors

Senate Republican Leader Colgate-Palmolive Company Philip Morris Companies Inc. Kansas Senior Senator Senate Finance Committee Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Rules Committee Patrons Senator Bob Dole, one of America's most respected and best known achievement. His decorations include two Purple Hearts and a Bronze leaders, has a distinguished record of public service that spans almost Star with Oakleaf Cluster. four decades. As a result of his injuries, Bob Dole spent thirty-nine months in American International Group The Readers Digest Association, Inc. Self Magazine A tough, common sense conservative from America's heartland, hospitals fighting for his life, an experience that helped make him a Senator Dole has earned national acclaim with his leadership for lifelong advocate for veterans and individuals with disabilities. In budget responsibility, tax reform, a sound Social Security system, 1948, he was honorably discharged from the Army with the rank of quality and affordable health care, rights for the disadvantaged and Captain. persons with disabilities, and for a better future for rural America. At age 26, Bob Dole entered public office for the first time when he Friends ofthe YWCA Also respected as a master legislator, he was unanimously reelected was elected to the Kansas House of Representatives. Two years later, by his Republican colleagues to a third term as their Senate Leader on he became Russell County's prosecuting attorney, an office he held November28, 1988. until his 1980 election to Congress. Senator Dole later became Holiday Corporation MTV Networks/Nickelodeon Port Authority of New York and Bob Dole was first elected to the United States Senate in 1968, after Republican National Chairman and President Gerald Ford's running International Ladies Garment Workers Merck & Co., Inc. New Jersey serving four consecutive terms in the House of Representatives. From mate in the 1976 Presidential election. In the past two Senate elections Union New York Stock Exchange United Auto Workers 1981to1984, he was Chairman of the powerful Senate Finance in Kansas - 1980 and 1986-Bob Dole won every one of the state's Korn/Ferry International NYNEX Corporation Committee, where he was instrumental with President Reagan in 105 counties. laying the foundation for America's strongest economic recovery in Senator Dole was born in Russell, Kansas on July 22, 1923, the thirty years. eldest son of Doran and Bina Dole. He attended local public schools Born and raised on the plains of western Kansas, Bob Dole has been and later the University of Kansas. After the war, he continued his a fixture on the Agriculture Committees ever since he came to education at the University of Arizona at Tucson and at Washburn Washington in 1961. In fact, he has often been called the voice of Municipal University in Topeka, from which he earned his bachelor's Contributors American agriculture on Capitol Hill. and law degrees. During the second World War, Bob Dole left premedical studies at Senator Dole is married to Elizabeth Hanford Dole, President Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Carol L. Fitzgerald Nestle Foods Corporation the University of Kansas to enlist in the Army. Rising quickly to a Bush's pick to be America's new Secretary of Labor. She also served in Workers Union Hedy B. Foreman Virginia L. O'Connor position of command, he became a platoon leader in the legendary Ronald Reagan's cabinet as Secretary of Transportation, only the American Savings Bank Susanne Freeman Priscilla Perkins Tenth Mountain Division in Italy. In 1945, he was gravely wounded seventh woman in history to hold a cabinet post. Senator Dole also has Rena Bartos Carla Schiller Harwitt NancyRueth on the battlefield and was later twice decorated for heroic a daughter, Robin, who resides in Washington, D.C. Madeline Burgess Christine Houston Carol Ruth John P. Campbell Anne Impellizzeri Service Employees International Campbell Soup Company International Brotherhood of Union, AFL-CIO, CLC Eileen Maxwell Canty Electrical Workers Ruth Shields Anne Caruso The Jordan Group, Inc. Mary C. Tanner Stewart B. Clifford League of Professional Theatre Women J. Walter Thompson USA Irene Cohen Holly DeVan Lee Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, Inc. Mary Davis Margaret B. Lowe United Food and Commercial Workers Susan Eisler Sherry Manetta International Union, AFL-CIO, CLC Betty Fagan Linda Pavony Mastrangelo UniWorld Group Martha Ferry National Association of Manufacturers WWORNews

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Welcome

Introduction Class of 1989, Academy of Women Achievers Jean Way Schoonover Geoffrey A. Thompson Jean Way Schoonover General Chair Corporate Chair Geoffrey A. Thompson chief executive officer of Jean Schoonover has spent her career in public relations, all at the Geoffrey A . Thompson is president and subsidiary, Marine same company. Briefly an English teacher and trade publication editor, Marine Midland Banks, Inc. and its principal of the Board of Directors of Mrs. Schoonover joined Dudley-Anderson-Yutzy in 1949. In 1970 Midland Bank, N. A. He is also a member The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Remarks she and her sister, Barbara Hunter, bought D-A-Y from the former both companies and of partners. As chief executive officer, Mrs. Schoonover was Corporation. 1981 as administrative vice instrumental in quadrupling the firm's billing and doubling its staff Mr. Thompson joined Marine in May Planning and Development and client roster. president in charge of the Bank's Corporate L. Hart 1982 and, a year Marjorie D-A-Y was acquired in 1983 by Ogilvy & Mather, and Mrs. unit. He was promoted to senior vice president in chief operating officer of Schoonover continued as chairman until 1988, when the office was later, became executive vice president and Sector. In 1984, Mr. renamed Ogilvy & Mather Public Relations. Marine's Consumer and Commercial Banking Consumer and Commercial A senior vice president of Ogilvy & Mather U.S., Mrs. Schoonover Thompson was named sector executive for is also vice chairman, The Ogilvy Public Relations Group, the fourth Banking. Midland director in July 1986, Videotape Presentation largest international public relations organization in the world, with Mr. Thompson was named a Marine become president and chief 50 offices in 26 countries. Her responsibilities now include at which time he was also designated to position in December 1986, supervision of O&M PR offices in Atlanta, Chicago and Houston, as operating officer. He was elected to that in December 1987, and Ten Stories ... Standing Tall well as expanding international marketing public relations business. named chief executive officer of the Bank In that capacity she recently conducted seminars at O&M PR offices CEO of the holding company in April 1988. of GECC Financial in Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Barcelona, Milan and Prior to joining Marine, he was president Electric Credit Corporation. London. Services, Inc., a subsidiary of General N .A. Always active professionally, Mrs. Schoonover has been an officer Earlier he was a vice president at Citibank, from the Harvard Business or committee chair of Public Relations Society of America, Women Mr. Thompson holds an M.B.A. degree Introduction He is a resident of Executives in Public Relations, the Public Relations Seminar and the School, and a B.A. from Columbia College. Women's Forum. Niantic, Connecticut. Margaret B. Lowe An alumna of Cornell University, she has served on the Board of Trustees, the Chairman's Committee on Restructuring the Board, the Cornell University Alumni Council and its public relations advisory committee. She is a member of the executive committee of the U. S. Department of Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services Keynote Address (DACOWITS) and chairs the career development subcommittee. Herself a member of the YWCA Academy of Women Achievers, she has been active in its development from the start. Other honors Elizabeth H. Dole include the Big WEAL Award from Women's Equity Action League, the National Headliner Award from Women in Communications Inc., the Leadership Award of the International Organization of Women Business Owners, the Matrix Award of New York Women in Communications, and the Advertising Woman of the Year Award from Closing the American Advertising Federation. She is married to Raymond Schoonover and has three married children. Geoffrey A. Thompson

Luncheon

Fusilli Pasta Primavera

Breast of Chicken Chasseur Sauce Vichy Carrots with Dill Sauteed Stringbeans with Walnuts

Frozen Raspberry Souffle in Sauce Framboise Coffee/Tea/Brewed Decafe

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Elaine M. Garzarelli J. Richard Munro Margaret B. Lowe Walter Kirby Alton G. Marshall Guy Millner Spencer Plavoukos William A. Schreyer Marvin S. Traub Secretary's Representative Chairman & Chief Chief Executive Officer Chairman & Chief Chairman & Chief Chairman Executive Vice President Co-Chairman and President US Department of Labor Executive Officer Norrell Corporation Executive Officer Executive Officer Bloomingdale's Shearson Lehman Hutton Co-Chief Executive Officer YWCA of the City of New York Lincoln Savings Bank, Lintas: New York Merrill Lynch & Co. William T. Knowles Tom Mosser Edward K. Trowbridge FSB Vice Chairman Time Warner Inc. Chairman President Robert G. Schwartz Chairman of the Board Lintas: USA National Westminster William B. Matteson Burson-Marsteller USA President & Chief Atlantic Mutual Bank USA Presiding Partner Frank Popoff Executive Officer Companies John Logan O'Donnell Debevoise & Plimpton President & Chief Metropolitan Life Robert D. Krinsky Partner R.J. Ventres Executive Officer Insurance Company President Hamish Maxwell Olwine, Connelly, Chairman & Chief The Dow Chemical Martin E. Segal Company Chairman & Chief Chase, O'Donnell & Albert Shanker Executive Officer Co-Chairs Company Executive Officer Wey her President Borden, Inc. Alexander Kroll Philip Morris Companies Emanuel P. Popolizio American Federation of Chairman & Chief Shaun F. O'Malley BruceC. Vladeck Inc. Chairman Teachers Executive Officer Chairman & Senior President John Barry Robert V. Hatcher, Jr. Dr. Leo J. Thomas New York City Housing Young & Rubicam Dr. Marcella Maxwell Partner Ronald K. Shelp United Hospital Fund International President Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Chairman of the Board Authority Chairperson Price Waterhouse President & Chief Dale Lang LindaJ. Wachner International Brotherhood of Electrical Johnson & Higgins Sterling Drug Inc. New York City James D. Robinson Ill Executive Officer Chairman GeorgeJ. Orlando President & Chief Workers Commission on the Chairman & Chief New York City Lang Communications General President Executive Officer Status of Women Executive Officer Partnership Distillery, Wine & Allied Warnaco Inc. James M. Large American Express Samuel Butler, Esq. AldoPapone Diane Von Furstenberg John F. McGillicuddy Workers International Abdall!lh H. Simon Chairman & Chief Company John R. Walter Chairman Union, AFL-CJO/CLC Chairman Presiding Partner Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Chairman & President Executive Officer President & Chief Manufacturers Hanover Donald K. Ross Seagram Chateau and Cravath Swaine & Moore American Express Travel Related Services Diane Von Furstenberg Studio Anchor Savings Bank Nicholas J . Palermo Executive Officer Trust Company Chairman & Chief Estate Wines Co. President & Chief R.R. Donnelley & Sons Geraldine Laybourne Executive Officer Ronald J. McGowan Executive Officer KenSitomer Co. President New York Life Insurance Chairman & Chief Amalgamated Bank of President Nickelodeon Company Allen Waxenberg Executive Officer New York Russ Togs Publisher Edward Lewis Private Industry Council William D. Ruckelshaus JohnJ. Phelan, Jr. James B. Sitrick Good Housekeeping Publisher & Chief Chairman Eugene R. McGrath Chairman & Chief Partner Magazine Executive Officer Browning-Ferris Luncheon Committee President & Chief Executive Officer Coudert Brothers Essence Communications Industries, Inc. John F. Welch Operating Officer New York Stock David F. Smith Chairman & Chief Robert E. Linton Consolidated Edison Exchange Frederic V. Salerno Dr. Robert B. Abel Willard Butcher Edwin Cooperman Ramona Edelin Jeffrey W. Greenberg Marianne Howatson Managing Director Executive Officer Director of Drexel Company of New York, President & Chief President Chairman & Chief President & Chief Chief Executive Officer President Publisher Graham Phillips NY Office General Electric Burnham Lambert Group Inc. Executive Officer New Jersey Marine Executive Officer Executive Officer National Urban Coalition National Union Fire SELF Magazine Chairman-US Korn/Ferry International Company Drexel Burnham Lambert New York Telephone Sciences Consortium The Chase Manhattan American Express Travel Insurance Company Conde Nast Publications Stephen W. McKessy Ogilvy & Mather Martin F.C. Emmett Incorporated Lester J. Stephens Joseph Wiedemann Bank,N.A. Related Services, NA Regional Managing Robert Savage Robert E. Allen Chairman & Chief George V. Grune William R. Howell Warren H. Phillips Senior Vice President President Victor M. LoBasso Partner Chief Executive Officer Chairman & Chief Frankie Cadwell Robert Coulson Executive Officer Chairman & Chief Chairman & Chief Chairman & Chief Corporate Controller American Home President Coopers & Lybrand American Express Bank Executive Officer President President Tum brands, Inc. Executive Officer Executive Officer Executive Officer The Chase Manhattan Assurance Company Manhattan Cable TV Ltd. AT&T Cadwell Davis Partners American Arbitration The Reader's Digest JCPenney Company, Inc. Dow Jones & Company, Bank, N.A. Sandra Feldman Erwin Millimet Association Association, Inc. Reuben Mark Partner Inc. Ellen Schall Rand V. Araskog Albert A. Cardone President Charles E. Hugel Arthur A. Sorin Chairman, President & Stroock & Stroock & Commissioner Chairman & Chief Chairman & Chief Lester Crystal United Federation of John Gummere Chairman & Chief Senior Vice President/ Chief Executive Officer Lavan New York City Executive Officer Executive Officer Executive Producer Teachers Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Eastern Region Colgate-Palmolive Department of Juvenile !TI Corporation Empire Blue Cross and The MacNeil/Lehrer Executive Officer Combustion Engineering, Hilton Hotel Corporation Richard M. Flynn Blue Shield Newshour Phoenix Mutual Inc. Company Justice Judith I. Avner Chairman Director John B. Carter Dennis D. Danunerman New York Power John H. Gutfreund Eugene D. Jackson New York State Division President & Chief Senior Vice President Authority Chairman & Chief President for Women Executive Officer General Electric Executive Officer Unity Broadcasting Donald R. Frahm The Equitable Company Salomon Inc Network Wilder Baker Chairman & Chief President John Mack Carter Robert F. Daniell Executive Officer Wayne Heiden John E. Jacob Warwick, Baker & Editor-In-Chief Chairman & Chief The Hartford Insurance Chairman & Chief President & Chief Fiore, Inc. Good Housekeeping Executive Officer Group Executive Officer Executive Officer Magazine United Technologies Allstate Insurance National Urban League Special Thanks David A.Bell Michel Fribourg Corporation Company President John S. Chaisty Chairman David W. Johnson Bozell Inc. President & Chief Peter Diamandis Continental Grain Michael Henning Chairman & Chief The YWCA of the City of New York is deeply grateful to the Luncheon Chairs, Co-Chairs, Leading Benefactors, Benefactors, Patrons and all Executive Officer President Company Managing Partner Executive Officer Abraham Biderman Donaldson, Lufkin & Diamandis Ernst & Young Gerber Products those whose support contributed to the success of this 16th Annual Salute To Women Achievers. We particularly wish to acknowledge the following Commissioner Michael J . Fuchs Jenrette Communications Inc. Company special support: New York City Chairman & Chief Norman Hill Department of Housing William R. Chaney James H. Dowling Executive Officer President Caroline R. Jones Marine Midland Bank, N .A. Preservation & Chairman of the Board & President/ Americas Home Box Office Inc. A. Philip Randolph President Program Printing Development Chief Executive Officer Burson-Marsteller Institute Caroline Jones Judith Katz Geschwind Tiffany & Co. Advertising, Inc. John S. Bowen Lawrence L. Drake II President, Board of Larry D. Horner Chairman & Chief Jon M. Christoffersen Managing Director Trustees Chairman & Chief Philip D. Kaltenbacher Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer Marsh & McLennan The Hudson Guild Executive Officer Chairman D'Arcy Masius Benton & Visa U.S.A. Inc. Worldwide KPMG/Peat Marwick Port Authority of New William E. Giegerich Bowles, Inc. York & New Jersey W. Graham Claytor RickDuques President & Chief Dr. Thomas R. Horton Reginald Brack Chairman, President & President Executive Officer President & Chief Kay Kaplovitz Chairman, Chief Executive Officer American Express Buck Consultants Executive Officer President & Chief President & Chief National Railroad Information Services American Management Executive Officer J. Peter Grace Executive Officer Passenger Corporation Company Association USA Network Chairman & Chief Tune Inc. Magazines -AMTRAK William Duval Executive Officer James R. Houghton Steve Kaufman Richard S. Braddock Peter A. Cohen General President W.R. Grace & Co. Chairman of the Board President Sector Executive President & Chief International Brotherhood Corning Incorporated Arrow Electronics, Inc. Citicorp/Citibank Executive Officer of Painters & Allied Shearson Lehman Hutton Trades

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Leading Benefactors Class of1989 Academy of Women Achievers

The Chase Manhattan Banlc, N.A. Manufacturers Hanover Trust Company New York Power Authority Citicorp/Citibank Marine Midland Banlc, N.A. Mr. and Mrs. Spiros Segalas The Equitable

Benefactors

Amalgamated Banlc of New York Drexel Burnham Lambert Incorporated JCPenney Company, Inc. American Express Travel Related Services General Electric Company Pfizer Inc. Consolidated Edison Company of New York, Inc. Kidder, Peabody & Co. Incorporated Sara Lee Corporation Corning Incorporated Merrill Lynch & Co. Stroock & Stroock & Lavan Cravath Swaine & Moore National Broadcasting Company Tambrands, Inc. ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles Paine Webber Time Warner Inc. Diamandis Communications Inc.

Congratulations, and welcome to the Academy of Women Achievers of The YWCA of the City of New York. We are very proud to have you join our ranks. Patrons Since 1978, when the Academy was formed as an integral part of the Salute Luncheon, the YWCA has encouraged corporations, and AT&T DDB Needham Worldwide, Inc. McGraw-Hill, Inc. labor, professional, non-profit and government organizations to American Express Dow Jones & Company, Inc. Merrill Lynch & Co. recognize their woman achievers. As we celebrate this sixteenth year American Express Company Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield Metropolitan Life Insurance Company American Express Bank Ltd. Essence Communications National Union Fire Insurance of the Salute To Women Achievers with a record number of honorees, American Express Information Services, NA Exxon Corporation National Westminister Banlc USA we wish to thank the 429 supporting organizations that have shared Shearson Lehman Hutton Gerber Life Insurance Company New York Life Insurance Company our vision and brought the roster of membership to 1,299 of their Atlantic Mutual Companies Good Housekeeping Magazine Ogilvy & Mather outstanding women executives. American Stock Exchange W.R. Grace & Co. Price Waterhouse Anchor Savings Banlc FSB The Hartford Insurance Group Salomon Inc The YWCA is most pleased to host this celebration. We believe the BDOSeidman Hilton Hotels Corporation Joseph E. Seagram & Sons, Inc. Academy will provide you with a unique opportunity to be in contact Bloomingdale's IBM Corporation Sterling Drug Inc . with the leading women in business, and to serve the New York Borden, Inc. ITT Corporation Tiffany & Co. Marjorie L. Hart Community as your resources and inclination suggest. Bozell Inc. Johnson & Higgins Touche Ross & Co. Chair Bristol-Myers Squibb Company KPMG/Peat Marwick United Airlines Corporation We look forward to your membership in the Academy Buck Consultants Kelly Temporary Services, Inc. United Technologies Corporation AWA Steering Committee and offer you every good wish for continuing achievement. Burson-Marsteller Lang Communications Victoria Magazine Coopers & Lybrand Lincoln Savings Bank Visa U.S.A. Inc. Continental Grain Company Lintas: New York Warwick, Baker & Fiore, Inc. Dean Winer Reynolds Manhattan Cable TV Xerox Corporation AW4 Steering Committee Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Marsh & McLennan Worldwide Young & Rubicam Inc. R.R. Donnelley & Sons Co. Margaret Adams Winifred L. Grant Josephine A. Johnson Alceste T. Pappas Rena R. Bartos JoanHafey Caress C. Kennedy Adelaide V. Ryan Caroline Beebe Eileen Hoffman AnnP.Kern Jean Way Schoonover Madeline R. Burgess Betty Hudson M. Jacqueline Mccurdy Mary T. Wheeler Angela Zizzi Dailey Anne E. lmpellizzeri Dorothy J. Orr Friends ofthe YWCA

AmBase Corporation Mt. Sinai Medical Center The Rudin Foundation AW4 Hosting Committee American Home Products Corporation NL Industries, Inc. Teachers Insurance Annuity Association (TIAA) American Management Association New York City Housing Authority Myra Leigh Tobin Betty Adams Hazel N. Dukes Ann W. Hilliard Elaine S. Reiss Combustion Engineering, Inc. Olwine, Connelly, Chase, O'Donnell & Weyher USA Network Leslie E. Bains Josephine Foxworth Barbara W. Hunter Bettye W. Roberts Distillery, Wine and Allied Workers Union, Phoenix Mutual United Hospital Fund of New York Carol I. Balthazar Anne S. Fuchs Marie-Elaine LaRoche Mary J. Rudie AFL-CIO/CLC Private Industry Council of the City of New York Wein, Malkin & Benex Barbara J. Bealer Fabianne W. Gershon Joan Lipton Rosemary Scanlon The Dow Chemical Company Proskauer Rose Goetz & Mendelsohn F. W. Woolworth Company Laura D. Blackburne Florence "Chat" Gisondi MaryV.Litle Carla D. Shenkman Mrs. John R. Hupper The Prudential Ruth S. Block Thelma E. Goodrich Kate Rand Lloyd Joan Showalter Kay S. Breakstone Veronica W. Hackett BerniceJ. Malamud Barbara M. Smith Marilyn M. Bruneau Elizabeth F. Harris Patricia J. Matson Patricia C. Stewart Patricia Carbine Joyce A. Healy Therese M. Molloy Pamela M. Underwood Irene Cohen Pamela Hill Shirley E. Naaman Caroline L. Williams Carolyn J. Cole Contributors

BenyAdams Denise Fletcher National Railroad Passenger Corporation-AMTRAK AW4 Salute Committee Allstate Insurance Company Sarah Gambrell Norrell Corporation Armitage & Armitage Evelyn Gioiella Carolyn Odom Arrow Electronics, Inc. Dorothy E. Gregg Reiter, Brown & Co., Inc. Mimi Bloomberg Harmon, Chair Elizabeth Hope Anna G. Resnik Sarah Armstrong Julie H. Habers Anna Resnik Laure Aubuchon Belle Horwitz Mary Rudie Barbara Armstrong-Jones Mimi Bloomberg Harmon Martin E. Segal Company Sue Bicksler-Taub Linda Ianieri Carol Ruth Caroline Beebe Marjorie L. Hart Seventeen Magazine Claire Blust Caress Kennedy JeriSedlar Boyden International Phyllis G. Heard Camille Staciva Carolyn Bowers Bernice Malamud Randi Beth Small Browning-Ferris Industries, Inc. Ann Hilliard Barbara Alexander Stiles Eileen Canty Anne C. Nichols Cecelia Toth Cadwell Davis Partners Sheryl Hilliard Amy Sutnick Emilie Caravasios Virginia O'Connor Pamela Underwood Joan Ganz Cooney Adele Kaplan Turner Broadcasting Irene Cohen Barbara S. Rakov PatWHey Anne S. Davidson Jean D. Keaveny United Federation of Teachers JulieHabers JoAnn S. Delafield Mack Trucks, Inc. Diane Von Furstenburg Debevoise & Plimpton Mitchell Hutchins Institutional Investor WNYC Communications Group Pearl Marie Fitzgerald Catherine T. Butler Muzio

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Leandra Susan K. Beckett Nancy Brennan-Lund H. Abbott Beverly A. Carlson Genevieve M. Cervera Linda Jennifer Clark Vice President, Business Group Director - Marlboro Assistant Vice President Resident Manager Manager Senior Staff Accountant Community Affairs-New York Philip Morris U. S.A. Relations and The New York Hilton and Phoenix Mutual Life DDB Needham Worldwide NBC Entertainment Division Consumer Education Towers Insurance Company Inc. Consolidated Edison National Broadcasting Company of New York, Inc. Company, Inc.

Charlesanna Paula Bennett Toby Levering Burroughs G. Adams Patricia R. Carucci Alice Chappell Katherine S. Cochrane Deputy Vice President, General First Vice President, Director Vice President and Director President Manager, Bayonne Plant Department of Resident Manager of Retail Sales Director-Equity Marketing of Human Resources Hoya Crystal Exxon Company, USA Review and Tiffany & Co., New York Dean Witter Reynolds/Equity Counseling The Lincoln Savings Bank (A Division ofExxon New York City Housing Marketing Corporation) Authority •-r... 111 1i..~

Susan E. Alderton Patricia Bowers Carole A. Campbell ., Elvira L. Catalli Mangalam Chidambaram I Abby Joseph Cohen Senior Vice President Senior Vice President Vice President and Treasurer General Secretary-Treasurer Senior - Vice President First Vice President and NL Industries, Inc. Manager Benefits Managing Director, Dallas Distillery, Wine and Allied Director-Regulatory Senior Investment Strategist Administration Office Workers International Union, Reporting Drexel Burnham Lambert Ogilvy & Mather, U.S. Boyden International AFlrCIO/CLC Kidder, Peabody & Co. Incorporated

Joan S. Allen Leslie Boyd-Lasley Sharon F. Canner Emelda M. Cathcart Agnes M. Cizek Martha Wldsworth Coigney Principal, National Director Assistant Controller - Hotel Assistant Vice President, Director, Corporate Secretary, Board of Directors Vice President Board of of Communications Accounting & Reporting Industrial Relations Contributions Touche Ross & Co. Directors Holiday National Association of BOO Seidman Corporation Tune Warner Inc. Manufacturers League of Professional Theatre Women/New York

Leandra H. Abbott Susan K. Beckett Nancy Brennan-Lund Beverly A. Carlson Genevieve M. Cervera Linda Jennifer Clark Leandra Abbott is a dedicated and creative public affairs Susan Beckett has earned the respect of her colleagues at As Group Director-Marlboro, Nancy Brennan-Lund is Beverly Carlson has risen through the ranks of Hilton Genevieve Cervera has become a true role model for other High standards and her dedication to excellence have been professional whose contributions to her Company and NBC and throughout the industry for her skills as a deal- responsible for setting the overall direction in advertising Hotels Corporation to achieve the position of Resident business women and has moved through the ranks of The the driving force for Linda Clark. Her poised and profes- community are outstanding. She continually demonstrates a maker and her delivery of revenues to NBC. She is a strong and merchandising programs for the world"s largest selling Manager of the New York Hilton and Towers, one of the Phoenix learning her business from the ground up: from a sional approach has earned her the respect and admiration of keen insight, sensitivity and a high level of accomplishment. role model as an active and prominent professional woman cigarette. Through her creative energy and strategic largest hotels in the world. She is the first female to be secretary in the Law Department in 1969 to the Manager of her colleagues and friends. Linda played a major role and mother. thinking, she has demonstrated leadership skills which have in the named Resident Manager since the Hotel opened 26 years the New York Midtown Brokerage Office in 1986. She does merger of Doyle Dane Bernbach Charlesanna G . Adams contributed to growth in volume and market share of Philip and Needham Harper & ago. everything with such an abundance of energy it is no wonder Steers in 1986. Her accomplishments Charlesanna Adams, a social worker, applies social work Paula Bennett Morris tobacco products. and expertise have her Brokerage Office has maintained its #1 ranking since made her an asset to DDB skills, values, and ethics in serving housing A successful leader in the retail industry and one who has Needham. applicants and Patricia R. Carucci 1987. residents. She is a member of the National Association of made tremendous contributions to the growth of Tiffany & Toby Levering Burroughs As Vice President and Director of Human Resources for Katherine S. Cochrane Social Workers, the N. A.A.C.P., a member of the Co. A woman of great style and ability and an inspiration to Dean Witter Financial Services is pleased to honor Toby L. The Lincoln Savings Bank, Patricia has been a leader in Alice Chappell Katherine Cochrane's determination and example add to N . Y.C.H.A. Police Civilian Complaint Review Board and a all professional women. Burroughs as a recipient of the 1989 YWCA Salute To introducing key benefits and keeping the morale of the Bank Alice Chappell is the first American woman president of a those of a generation of American women whose shared graduate of the Top 40 Program, an executive training Women Achievers. Toby is recognized as an effective and up in these changing times. Through her professionalism Japanese company. She contributes to awareness of crystal vision is a society which allows every individual to realize program, N .Y. C. Patricia Bowers respected leader and manager who carries out her responsi- and dedication, she has gained the respect of the entire as art. She is involved with charitable organizations, fully his or her unique personal Pat displays constant concern about all of our employees bilities with integrity, dedication and enthusiasm. She is a and professional capabilities. organization as well as the respect of individuals throughout donating her time and gallery facilities . She offers job Susan E. Alderton and their families. She always attempts to find a way to seasoned, experienced senior marketing professional who the industry. opportunities to women in the arts. She improves interna- Abby Joseph Cohen Susan Alderton has attained the position of Vice President, provide the support as well as the benefits needed when our has made a significant contribution to the firm . tional business, as well as creative relations. Abby Cohen's timely, erudite and consistently accurate Treasurer of NL Industries, a $1. 7 billion worldwide employees are under duress. The women's movement has Elvira L. Catalli forecasts distinguish her in the highly dynamic investment chemical company. Jn performing her duties in an exemplary somewhat belated! y focused on the stresses created by Carole A. Campbell Elvira Catalli, in her role of Administrator or Trustee of the Mangalam Chidambaram banking field. She upholds the highest standards of excel- manner, she has well-served the cause of women as a role wanting it all . Pat Bowers has helped our company to help Carole considers it a privilege to be able to enjoy maximizing various pension, health and welfare funds, has maximized Manny Chidambaram has been an asset to the securities lence and integrity in every facet of her life and is a pleasure model for other women in her company, the industry and the provide it for all our employees by introducing cafeteria her life experiences on a personal, professional and social the benefits for her Union members. industry in two respects. As a regulatory expert, she has to know and work with. finance profession. benefits so that we could implement dependent care allow- level. Carole definitely will not be categorized as one who become a critical resource to the top management of Kidder, ances. Patricia Bowers is a caring human being and a model reaches the golden years and does not recognize what a Emelda M. Cathcart Peabody. By achieving a senior management position, she Martha Wadsworth Coigney Joan S. Allen for all employees she trains and administers. Her constant wonderful Ii fe she has experienced. At a time of uncertain progress for women and minorities, has become a role model for many women entering the Martha Wadsworth Coigney is President of the International The higher the position, the more we are given the chance to intellectual curiosity is exhibited by her receiving her law Mel Cathcart has helped shape a clear vision of what can be financial services industry. Theatre Institute both worldwide and in the United States. contribute. This is the real reward of success. degree while in our employ and continuing to pursue Sharon F. Canner achieved. As Time Warner Director of Corporate Contribu- She was president of the National Theatre Conference from another advanced law degree . .. a Masters in Taxation. She Sharon Canner, with equal measures of diligence and tions, her leadership is making a difference both inside and Agnes M. Cizek 1983-1986, on the Executive Commission of the U.S. is deservant of this recognition. intellect, has placed the National Association of Manufactur- outside of the corporation, and creating new reasons for Agnes Cizek has spent almost twenty years working closely National Committee for UNESCO ( 1975-1980), served on ers in the forefront of public policy debate on health care. hope. with Touche Ross professionals in almost all phases of the the Professional Theatre panel for Leslie Boyd-Lasley As a recognized authority on employee benefits, and a NYSCA and the Interna- Firm's activities, including close liaison with successive tional of the NEA. She was person of the year, National Leslie Boyd-Lasley has established an effective and efficient confident administrator in her own right, she serves industry Managing Partners, Management Committees, and Boards. Theatre Conference, 1986. accounting and reporting organization to serve the varied well through industry's premier trade association. She entered Touche Ross as a secretary in 1970 and worked needs of all Holiday Corporation hotel brands. She provided up to her present position. superior support services instrumental in the execution of several significant transactions (over $500 million aggregate gross proceeds) resulting in the sale and/or refinancing of hotel operations.

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Sandra D. Colony Dianne Beth Doctor Kathleen A. Dunn Sara A. Fields Carolyn Forrest Wynne M. Gannon Director of Corporate Executive Producer-News Assistant Commissioner, Vice President Administrative Assistant to Vice President Communications WWOR-TV Production & Planning Inflight Services the President New York Life Insurance Manhattan Cable TV New York City Department of United Airlines International Union, UAW Company Housing Preservation & Development

Emma Jean Davis Pamela DuBose Brenda E. Edgerton Rosalind L. Fisher Diane Forrest PamelaJ. George Director of COPE, Region X Executive Vice President Vice President - Treasurer Executive Vice President Vice President, Information Vice President, Marketing AFL-CIO, Committee on Director, Consumer Campbell Soup Company Visa U.S.A. Inc. Services Communication Political Education Marketing Tumbrands, Inc. Arrow Electronics, Inc. Burson-Marsteller

Helen Deutsch Gale Duff-Bloom Susan Eisler Carol L. Fitzgerald Vivian Manning Fox Marie C. Gorey Screenwriter Vice President and Director Senior Vice President, Business Manager Executive Director Vice President & Manager Writers Guild of America, oflnvestor Relations Research and Market Planner International Brotherhood Private Industry Council of National Sales & Marketing East JC Penney Company, Inc. Lintas:New York of Electrical Workers The City of New York Department Johnson & Higgins

Carole Jones Dineen Dorothy P. Dwnczius Meredith M. Fernstrom Mary Ann Fitzgibbon Carolyn R. Fryar Valerie Graves Vice President Vice President, Human Senior Vice President First Vice President - Senior Vice President Vice President, Creative Citicorp/Citibank Resources American Express Company American Express Bank Ltd. Kelly Temporary Services, Group Head Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Senior Vice President - Inc. UniWorld Group, Inc. United Technologies American Express Bank Corporation International American Express Bank Ltd.

Sandra D. Colony Dianne Beth Doctor Kathleen A. Dunn Sara A. Fields Carolyn Forrest Wynne M. Gannon Sandra D. Colony has distinguished herself as a leader and Dianne has broken the mold in finding a way to get things As HPD's chief planner, Kathleen Dunn combines a zeal for Sara's years with United Airlines span increased positions of Women in the workforce can look with respect and gratitude Wynne Gannon is a highly regarded executive whose mentor thanks to her ability to motivate and inspire her staff done through commitment and dependability. She has neighborhood preservation with a superb grasp of the responsibility in Customer and Inflight Services and to pioneers like Carolyn Forrest. Believing that strong trade successful career at New York Life has been exemplified by and peers alike at Manhattan Cable TV. Sandy continues to pushed the TV news industry to its limits in the public principles of housing finance which has enabled her to Management. Her tenacity and commitment have been unions best serve working women, she advanced from the her dedication and commitment to her job. She is currently pursue her commitment to women's rights' issues in her interest. skillfully guide the Division of Production & Planning in the evident throughout her career. She is an exemplary model factory floor through her local union to a top staff leadership responsible for a new Company effort in quality improve- extracurricular activities as a prominent member of several design and implementation of low and moderate income because of the untiring enthusiasm and determination she post in the UAW. The UAW is a better union and justice for ment, whose growth and development have been facilitated women's organizations. Pamela DuBose housing programs under the Mayor's IO year plan. projects even in the midst of difficult labor negotiations. all women workers is enhanced by her continuing under her skillful guidance. Wynne has earned her reputation Pamela Du Bose is one of Burson-Marsteller's leading achievements. as an enthusiastic player on the New York Life team. Emma Jean Davis consumer marketers. A 14-year Burson veteran, she now Brenda E. Edgerton Rosalind L. Fisher Emma Jean's family, church, union, and community gave heads the New York office's fastest growing unit. She Brenda Edgerton is the recently appointed Vice President- Rosalind Fisher has provided outstanding leadership at Visa Diane Forrest Pamela J. George her a great base to grow. The A. Philip Randolph Institute counsels on a wide range of issues, from product marketing Treasurer of Campbell Soup Company. Her appointment is a during a period of explosive growth for the bankcard Diane Forrest has brought professionalism and excellence As Vice President of Marketing Communications, Pamela provided her with the opportunity to achieve a bener quality to events and issues management. She also started the New recognition of her financial skills and the contribution she industry. As the senior executive responsible for delivery to the field of information technology. She continues to George has brought a heightened standard of excellence to oflife, to be creative and exhibit her real potential. Her York office of agency subsidiary Cohn & Wolfe. has made in the Treasury function at Campbell Soup systems functions, she has been instrumental in establishing focus on providing business solutions not simply state-of- the advertising and other communications programs of achievements are rewarding. Emma Jean is able to assist Company. Visa's reputation as the provider of programs and services of the-art systems. She has been a leader in identifying opportu- Arrow Electronics. Her insistent emphasis on quality, men and women in making a contribution to their community Gale Duff-Bloom superior quality for its members. nities where application of information technology can clarity, and innovation have earned her the high respect of and to make a difference for themselves. Emma Jean Gale has achieved a successful balanced career as a business Susan Eisler reduce costs, improve quality and maintain the Company's her Arrow colleagues and industry peers. believes in the A. Philip Randolph legacy in keeping the woman and mother, raising three children. She worked her As Senior Vice President, Research & Market Planner, Carol L. Fitzgerald competitiveness within the Consumer Products Industry. dream alive for a better life, quality education, equal way up through the ranks in JC Penney stores, the Merchan- Susan monitors consumer trends, attitudes and behavior for Carol Fitzgerald exemplifies what it means as a woman to Marie C. Gorey opportunity, decent jobs and job opportunities, and human dise and Marketing Departments, and as Vice President in accounts such as Lever Brothers, Noxell and Chesebrough- be a part of the Union movement in America today. She has Vivian Manning Fox The National Sales & Marketing Department of Johnson & rights. the JC Penney Company, has earned the highest level that Pond's. During her eight years at Lintas: New York, Susan grown because of her capabilities, integrity and concern for In recognition of her outstanding contributions to economic Higgins has flourished under Marie Gorey's leadership. Her any woman has achieved. She has analyzed opportunities in earned seven Effie Awards, in recognition of superior the people she represents to become the only woman development, human resources development, and innovative strong people skills have attracted highly competent Helen Deutsch every job, set goals, and has excelled in achieving them. results in meeting objectives. Susan has chaired Advertising Business Manager involved in the historic bargaining program model development in the areas of education, professionals. Ms. Gorey's energetic management style has Writer of screenplays for LILI, NATIONAL VELVET and Women of New York's first Addy Awards committee and has currently taking place betwen the Nynex Corporation and employment and training, Vivian Manning Fox joins the molded one of the best support systems the company's sales many other successful motion pictures, Helen Deutsch has Dorothy P. Dwnczius contributed to their college career conference. the IBEW. She deserves this award. distinguished company of women inducted into the YWCA effort has ever enjoyed. significantly contributed to the motion picture art. Winner Dotty Dumczius has consistently contributed to the success of New York's Academy of Women Achievers. of countless awards, she has also been a journalist, poet, of Pratt & Whitney and United Technologies Corporation. Meredith M. Fernstrom Mary Ann Fitzgibbon Valerie Graves novelist, songwriter, television writer and teacher, a woman Her leadership, business acumen, sensitivity and human Meredith Fernstrom virtually single handedly created an The opportunities for women to pursue and achieve success Carolyn R. Fryar Through her commitment to creative excellence, Valerie renowned for her talent and dedication to the craft of resources skills make her an outstanding role model for all innovative department at American Express Company in the career of their choice will result from the example and Hard work. That's Carolyn's philosophy. The application of Graves has helped bring a truthful, balanced picture of writing. managers within our organization. which combines handling issues of public responsibility, acceptance of other women, such as Mary Ann Fitzgibbon, Carolyn's philosophy has made her one of the company's African-American culture and its contributions to the consumer affairs, and management information concerning who have preceded them and performed successfully. most dynamic achievers. Hard work pays off. The result of powerful image-making industry of advertising. In the Carole Jones Dineen customer issues. As such she is widely recognized inside Carolyn's PC-PRO (TM) System, Office Automation process, she has helped to create visibility, opportunity and Carole Dineen has demonstrated throughout her career that and outside of American Express Company as a leader in Hotline, and continuing new product designs have positioned income for black artists, achievers and youth of both sexes. competence, thoroughness and efficiency are the hallmarks public responsibility and both national and international Kelly Services as a leader in the industry. Hard work is of a successful line manager. From the travel industry to consumer affairs. recognized and encouraged by all those who report to banking, in the public and private sectors, Carole has Carolyn. She is committed to building strong employee consistently contributed to the bottom line, demonstrated relations by organizing management conferences, focus leadership, and shown the ability to assume ever increasing groups that allow for employee feedback and management responsibility. skills seminars. A woman that works hard is Carolyn Fryar.

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Nancy H. Green Pam E. Harris, Ph.D. Hilary L. Hinchman Leslie H. Jacobson Andrea Kaplan Sarah Kelly d_.. .,,.- • Senior Vice President Senior Vice President Director, Occupational Corporate Director/ Director of Corporate Assistant Vice President Film Programming The Equitable Life Assurance Health Services Advertising Services Communications Metropolitan Life Insurance Home Box Office, Inc. Society of the U.S. Browning-Ferris Industries, Sterling Drug Inc. Lang Communications Inc. Company Inc. . ··.·.:· . /_,~ '~ . •.. • -

Monia Joblln Susan Casserly Grifl1n Fruzslna M. Harsanyi, Anita Hinds Lillian Vernon Katz Barbara Kennedy Vice President of Original "' Vice President, Information Ph.D. Executive Assistant to the Chief Executive Officer Merchandise Vice President Programming ~mon Services Vice President-Government Deputy Fire Commissioner Lillian Corporation Bloomingdale's USA Network American Stock Exchange International Affairs New York City Fire Combustion Engineering, Department Inc. ·; ····.···- .

Christine M. Johnson Moe Grzelakowski Sandra L. Helton Karlyn C. Ippolito Agnes Kazanjian Lillian Kennedy Director of the Office of Reviewing Director of Research & Assistant Treasurer Commercial Lines Officer Actuary Vice President Transportation Planning/ Buck Development Corning Incorporated Atlantic Mutual Companies Consultants, Inc. Associate Media Director AT&T Trans Hudson Coordinator Bozell Inc. Port Authority of New York and New Jersey

LoisJullber Sharon M. Keilln Joan M. Harrington Christine Hilker Janice Tudy Jackson Gail W. Kislevitz President, Far East Division, Marketing Manager Director of Employee Vice President Labor Deputy Commissioner Director of Communications Colgate Palmolive The Hartford Insurance Relations Relations New York City Department of Amalgamated Bank of Colgate Palmolive, Inc. Correction Company W.R. Grace&Co. World Grain Group New York Continental Grain Company

Leslie H. Jacobson Nancy H. Green Pam E. Harris Hilary L. Hinchman Andrea Kaplan Sarah Kelly As one of the few senior executive women in the business For her lasting contributions to the positive portrayal Sarah Kelly brings to her position As senior vice president of Corporate Relations and presi- Dr. Harris is a principal in the design and development of Hilary Hinchman's carefully executed and implemented of the highest personal , and legal side of the media industry, Leslie Jacobson has women in media, for being coach and cheerleader, mentor professional and ethical dent of The Equitable Foundation, Nancy Green manages occupational and environmental health programs for BFI advertising and marketing campaigns have reinforced and standards. She is an outstanding played a unique role in the accomplishment of administrative and creative inspiration, Andrea Kaplan has established example for all and enjoys the high and coordinates the public affairs activities of The Equitable. and the Waste Services Industry. She has made measurable enhanced Sterling Drug lnc.'s reputation as a manufacturer regard and respect of her supervision and in the substantive management of complex herself as a consummate public relations professional and a peers and associates. Sarah continues to make She has set high standards of performance for herself and contribution to research on test systems to detect early of quality pharmaceutical and consumer products. In her a considerable transactions, as well as in the active promotion of other champion of women. contribution to Met others, and her record of achievement serves as an inspira- health changes and a specialized approach to emergency position as one of the company's senior executives, she Life's success. women into positions of professional responsibility. tion to all Equitable people. chemical exposure response. serves as an inspiration and model of professional accom- Lillian Vernon Katz Barbara Kennedy plishment not just to women, but to all of Sterling"s employ- Monia Joblin Lillian Vernon Katz has built one of America's largest and Barbara Kennedy has contributed greatly Susan Casserly Griffin Fruzsina M. Harsanyi ees. to the success of Susan's achievements in bringing together and managing a Dr. Harsanyi is an acknowledged authority on international Monia Joblin has been with USA Network for 10 years. fastest growing direct mail catalog companies. She has been Bloomingdale's and to the retail industry. She is a business Currently the Vice President of Original Programming, a role model and leader in her company, multi-functional, state-of-the-art information services trade and business/government relations. She is former Anita Hinds her industry and her leader who exemplifies a combination of business and Monia was one of the first to create original programming community. managerial expertise, coupled with creativity, division including professionals in such varied disciplines as chairperson of the Washington Export Council and has Anita Hinds' energy and creativity in government service professional- for basic cable. She oversees independent movie and ism and sensitivity. Through her high standards; design, photography, data processing, printing, telecommu- recently pioneered in establishing new, technology-based have done much for the people of New York - from her her quest original series productions. Prior to joining USA, Monia Agnes Kazanjian for excellence, and her personal and professional nications, architecture, library science and others are a export licensing practices involving US/USSR trade. Dr. early work with the handicapped, to her successful efforts as commit- was an Emmy award winning producer for PBS in Boston. Agnes Kazanjian is an accomplished Reviewing Actuary in ment; she has won the respect of her peers, tribute to her leadership, energy and special way of engen- Harsanyi is a frequent lecturer and panelist in Washington Executive Assistant to the Deputy Fire Commissioner in the a highly technical and complex industry. A professional who Bloomingdale's management and her industry dering a spirit of teamwork. and international business forums sponsored by such helping to keep the public safe from the ravages of fire. . Christine M. Johnson has dedicated her career to making the highest quality of institutions as the State Department, Brookings Institute, Christine has played a leadership work a standard Moe Grzelakowski Georgetown University, et al. Karlyn C. Ippolito role in developing forums , her zealous pursuit of excellence has Lillian Kennedy for addressing the regional transportation challenges of the helped Buck Consultants maintain its position as pension Lillian"s insightful mind and strong Moe is an inspirational young engineering executive. She's Karlyn Ippolito brings a heightened marketing perspective spirit, her charm and her 21st century and in coordinating and focusing the efforts of actuarial and employee benefits leader. wit are matched only by her exceptional been married for 13 years, has two children, completed two Sandra L. Helton and enthusiasm to the company's marketing segmentation capacity to motivate numerous agencies involved in transportation planning. and ability to lead. She is a friend to advanced degrees as the top student while working full time, Coming Incorporated is pleased to recognize Sandra Helton development efforts. Under her leadership the market all of those who know Sharon M. Keilin her, and an inspiration to all who work is committed to community service, achieved the highest for her outstanding achievements in the Financial function. segmentation strategy has become an increasingly sophisti- with her and learn LoisJuliber Sharon Keil in heads New York City's $1.4 billion jails from her level in R&Dachieved by a women and is one of AT&Ts Her contributions in Treasury, Finance and Management cated and significant element of the overall business . Lois Juliber has shown outstanding leadership of Colgate's construction program, which has doubled the number of city best bosses. have been a tremendous asset to Coming. She is recognized strategy. Additionally, as a mentor to the company's Career Far East and Canadian subsidiaries. Her performance has jail beds in 6 years and includes 4 more facilities now in Gail W. Kislevitz as a leader at Corning and has made significant contributions Development trainees, she is an excellent role model for Joan M. Harrington merited promotion to the newly-created position of President development. One is a barge-based floating detention By introducing such techniques as customer focus groups to the work environment for women. young insurance professionals. Joan made significant contributions to the turnaround of an of the Far East and Canada division. Lois has played a key center, the nation's first in modem times and an idea she and employee recognition programs at the Amalgamated role in shaping Colgate"s new strategic direction, an achieve- pioneered. Bank, Gail Kislevitz has unprofitable, $50 million office to a profitable $110 million Christine Hilker Janice Tudy Jackson both management and clerical staff ment that required exceptional teamwork with other believing that our commitment to service operation. Christine Hilker, Director of Employee Relations at W.R. Janice Tudy Jackson"s career path at Continental Grain quality will equal corporate leaders and the ability to ignite the enthusiasm and customer satisfaction and therefore generate Grace & Co., has been a major contributor to the enhanced Company has been outstanding. She has held many different greater commitment of the organization. earnings effectiveness and role of the entire Employee Relations positions starting as a statistical clerk in the Commodity . function at Grace. Her managerial, team building and Research Department in 1975 and culminating in her interpersonal skills are truly representative of her profes- appointment as Vice President-Labor Relations, World sional talents. Grain Group in October of 1988. Janice has consistently been rated as an outstanding, high potential employee within Continental Grain Company.

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Class of1989 Academy of Women Achievers Class of1989 Academy ofWomen Achievers

Carol Kociela Teri S. LeBeau Alice Beebe Longley Betty Mah Janice McGuire Laura L. Meyer Regional Corporate Banking Business Director Vice President, Industry Vice President/Corporate Executive Director Vice President Executive Vice President Chemicals & Metals Specialist Bonds The Hudson Guild Citicorp/Citibank Marine Midland Bank Department Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Salomon Brothers Inc Dow Chemical U.S.A.

Susan Phillis Kucsma Teresa M. LeGrand Julie Loven Pamela Maraldo, Ph.D., Harriet Merchant Una Mkhitarian Vice President Vice President - Corporate Assistant Vice President RN,FAAN Director, UFT College Financial Institutions Marsh & McLennan Audit Staff American Home Assurance Executive Director Scholarship Fund and Manager - AVP Worldwide General Electric Company Company National League for Nursing Assistant to the President National Union Fire Insurance United Federation of Teachers

Judy Latta Judith K. Levine Joyce M. Lynem-Williams Sue S. Martin Mercedes A. Mestre Ann Moore Partner Program Director Regional Manager Senior Director, Vice President/Partner Publisher Coopers & Lybrand Management Trainee Program Business Operations Public Affairs Korn/Ferry International Sports Illustrated for Kids Empire Blue Cross and Blue Xerox Corporation National Railroad Passenger Associate Publisher Shield Corporation -AMTRAK Sports Illustrated Time Inc. Magazines

Joan P. Leader, Ph.D. Sara Levinson Rhonda S. MacQueen Patricia M. McDonough Gail P. Meyer Mary Moore Group Director, Regulatory Executive Vice President, Vice President, Division Associate Director - Vice President, Vice Chairman Affairs New Business Development Director-New York Financial Customer Service Administration Chief Creative Officer Pfizer Central Research MTV Networks Printing Division The Reader's Digest AmBase Corporation Wells, Rich, Greene Pfizer Inc. R.R. Donnelley & Sons Association, Inc . Company

Carol Kociela Teri S. LeBeau Alice Beebe Longley Betty Mah Janice McGuire Laura L. Meyer As Regional Corporate Banking Executive, Carol adminis- Teri LeBeau began her career in the Company's sales Alice Beebe Longley, a Senior Securities Analyst at DLJ, is In her IO years at Salomon Brothers Inc, Betty has excelled Janice McGuire has taken an old, community based agency Laura's leadership qualities and personal integrity have ters all relationships for large, Western corporate clients. training program. Over a period of twenty years, she has recognized as one of the top five research analysts in the at every sales position she has held. In her role as unit and revived its spirit, its staff, and its finances. Fiscal distinguished her throughout her career at Citicorp. Senior She supervises a professional staff of over 25 and is directly advanced through the sales and marketing management world in the cosmetic and soap industries. She has managed manager as well as one of the top fixed income producers at controls have been instituted and managers held accountable. management recognizes responsible for a portfolio of almost $200,000,000 in assets. to balance the rigors her dedication to the highest ranks and now directs a business with annual sales of $700 of her professional schedule while Salomon, Betty is a critical member of the Salomon team Most important, Under her leadership Marine Midland has led or participated effective new programs have been instituted standards of performance whether she is leading investor million. successfully dealing with a growing family of her own. helping Salomon to garner its dominant in the largest buyout transactions in this area. In addition to position in the to fill unmet community needs. relations through a watershed period in Citicorp's history or capital markets. heading the Corporate Banking Group, her direct reports include Teresa M. LeGrand Julie Loven new strategic projects in consumer banking. Commercial Mortgage, Harriet S. Merchant Canadian Banking, and Correspon- In recognition of Teresa's track record of significant achieve- Julie Loven, Assistant Vice President of American Home dent Banking. In a traditionally male-dominated field, Pamela Maraldo Harriet Merchant has dedicated her entire working life to Una Mkhitarian Carol ments and leadership in Financial Management, she was Assurance Company, is the Zone Manager for American has been on a fast track based on her knowledge, expertise, Dr. Pamela Maraldo is recognized as one of the nation's the battle for better schools, racial justice and a strong labor Lena Mkhitarian has found the success she has achieved in elected a General Electric Company Vice President and Home's Excess Casualty Division's four Eastern Regional and abilities. For women aspiring to advanced careers, most influential and enterprising health care leaders. She movement. She is a 27-year veteran of the public schools her 10 year career in the growth environment of AIG to be selected to lead the Company's worldwide Auditing function. offices. She joined AIG in 1985 and currently manages a Carol is an excellent role model. developed an unprecedented nurse managed program to and is now director of the United Federation of Teachers personally rewarding. It has opened career avenues for GE's Corporate Audit Staff has long played an important staff of forty-five and a gross written premium of over accredit home care institutions, and she holds pathbreaking College Scholarship Fund which awards $1,000,000 in other women in the insurance industry. role in training and developing future financial and business $200,000,000 in these offices. Susan Phillis Kucsma first achievements for the nursing profession, from mayoral scholarships to deserving public school students from low- With intellect, superb organizational skills, and high leaders. appointment to officerships in key health groups. income homes. Ann Moore Joyce M. Lynem-Williams professional standards, Susan has enabled our firm to better Ann has used her considerable intellect to innovatively meet increased Judith K. Levine Joyce has good business and process knowledge highlighted Sue S. Martin demands from clients for information and Mercedes A. Mestre manage a number of significant parts of our business. She is data. Her initiatives have better prepared our professional Through Judith Levine's significant contributions to Empire by strong leadership skills. She has made major contribu- As Senior Director for Public Affairs, Sue Martin has Mercedes Mestre has been appointed a Vice President and the founding Publisher of and driving force behind the staff to provide risk management advice, services, and Blue Cross and Blue Shield, in her leadership of both tions to the Xerox Eastern Region Partnership success. improved Amtrak's image by providing excellent news Partner because of her superior performance developing a extraordinarily successful launch of SJ for KIDS and has transactions as we experience an explosion of information. technical training and the Management Trainee Program, Joyce's involvement in local community activities is indica- media coverage, directing crisis communications efforts, strong client base that seeks her executive search expertise. made a lasting imprint on the strategic map of the overall she has influenced and touched the lives and careers of tive of her commitment to support youth, family and and overseeing special events. She is a leader among public She builds solid relationships with U.S. and foreign compa- Company. Judy Latta numerous employees. In addition, she has had a key role in women's causes. Contributions to her community and affairs professionals in the railroad industry and is recog- nies who need her Latin American, European and Hispanic In J981, Judy attained the highest professional credentials enabling Empire to capitalize freely profession reflect great credit upon herself and on the potential of Xerox nized among her peers as one of the best in the industry. senior management recruitment counsel. Mary Moore as an actuary, Fellowship in the Society of Actuaries, and advanced computer and telecommunications technology. . Corporation. Mrs. Martin has advanced to the most senior position in her Mary's career spans 20 years from Assistant Art Director to was promoted to Vice President at her prior employer. After department and remains an inspiration for other women who Gail P. Meyer President of a strong mid size agency to Chief Creative joining Coopers & Lybrand in 1984, she quickly exhibited a Sara Levinson Rhonda S. MacQueen have higher aspirations. Gail Meyer has been nominated for this award because she Officer of one of the top twenty agencies in the U.S. She has combination of strong consulting skills, good business sense Sara has helped expand the possibilities and businesses into Through her persistent pursuit of excellence, she has led the represents the important role women play in business today. always strived to be a leading creative force. She sets the and a sense of professional commitment within the office which media companies operate. By bringing Nickelodeon New York Financial Printing Division to a position of Patricia M. McDonough Through her expertise, she has been and will continue to be highest goals for creative excellence, leading others to that and actuarial profession. In 1986, Judy to Universal Studios Florida; MTV into young adults' market prominence. Her placement as the first female Vice was admitted into Patricia McDonough heightened the awareness of customer a major contributor to the Company's financial success. same place. President, Division the Coopers & Lybrand partnership and assumed client mailboxes with M1V To Go; MTV: Music Television to Director of a manufacturing operation service as a strategic issue for corporate success by reorgan- service and staff development leadership roles. young adults; and, Nickelodeon to kids around the world, within Donnelley has significantly contributed to the izing for a more customer sensitive organization, introduc- she has helped broaden the definition of the communications advancement of women in both the printing industry and the ing innovative technology, developing market-sensitive Joan P. Leader business. organization. policy and procedures, initiating a nationwide customer Joan Leader has worked in all areas of drug development: education advertising campaign and upgrading staff research discovery, conduct of clinical trials, data collection professionalism. and analysis, preparation of international drug registration applications and negotiation with regulatory agencies during the drug development and approval process. She has contributed to development of systems for the facilitation of the collection, recording and presentation of clinical data, and has facilitated the understanding of the drug develop- ment process among colleagues within the corporation and more widely within the industry association. Page 13 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Class of1989 Academy of Women Achievers Class of1989 Academy ofWomen Achievers

Sally J. Rogers Katherine W. Mountain Judith A. Norton Brigitte Plummer Gretel Schneider Susan Small-Weil, Ph.D. Vice President for Publisher Senior Vice President Vice President, Sales- Marketing Director Executive Vice President, Communications Victoria Magazine Manufacturers Hanover Trust Western States SELF Magazine Director of Strategic Planning United Hospital Fund of The Hearst Corporation Company Seagram Chateau & Estate Warwick, Baker & Fiore, Inc. Wines Company New York

Barbara A. Munder Alicia O'Donnell Karen Quinn Charlotte Rosenblatt Marianne F. Schwob, M.D. LaRema Smith Vice President, Planning & Vice President & Senior Financial Advertising Senior Vice President Director, Medical & Assistant Vice President Development Account Manager Manager Director of Broadcast Regulatory Services Teachers Insurance & Production Business Week Johnson & Higgins of The Wall Street Journal Bristol-Myers International Annuity Association/College McGraw-Hill, Inc. New Jersey, Inc. Dow Jones & Company, Inc. D'Arcy Masius Benton & Group Retirement Equities Fund Bowles Bristol-Myers Company

Mary C. Murphree, Ph.D. Louise M. Parent AnnN.Reese Anita Sabatino Beth Shulman Nancy W. Smith Counsel Vice President and Assistant Regional Administrator General Regional Manager, Region A International Vice President Senior Vice President and Express Treasurer New York City U.S. Department of Labor American and Director, Professional Director of Media Services Corporation Women's Bureau Information Services ITT IBM United States Marketing Division Young & Rubicam New York Office of The Secretary Company Operations United Food & Commercial Region II IBM Corporation Workers International Union

Myer Charlotte Anne (Polly) Laura Rodin Andra D. Sanders Rusty L. Linda Mills Simplicio Sandra Lee Spaeth Perkins Vice President Executive Vice President Associate General Counsel, Vice President, Director of Marketing and Anchor Mortgage Services, Director of Human Resources Publisher Assistant Secretary & Division Counsel Promotion Lehman Hutton ELLE Decor Inc. - Corporate Law Shearson Director New York Stock Exchange, Good Housekeeping Communications Diamandis Department Inc. Magazine Inc. Time Warner Inc. Hearst Magazines Division

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Sally J. Rogers Katherine W. Mountain Judith A. Norton Brigitte Plummer Gretel Schneider Susan Small-Weil Judith Norton has attained senior officer status by blending Brigitte Plummer is a nationally recognized figure in the Sally J. Rogers' achievements and leadership in health care Kitty Mountain brings to her position as publisher of Greters combination of extraordinary marketing ability and Susan Small-Weirs understanding - and imaginative use- history of professionalism with a unique, appealing interpersonal fine wine business. As Vice President/Sales Manager for the communications and dedication to the voluntary health care Victoria-the most successful launch in the great people skills has made her one of the significant of the professional tools of consumer research, combined wit, originality, profession- style. Able to interact easily with all levels of employee, western United States, Ms. Plummer has pioneered the sector have assisted the United Hospital Fund of New York Hearst Magazines-great style, architects of the success of SELF magazine. with unusual sensitivity to her fellow-workers, have added as a mentor, the industry is Judy's insight and manner helps gain staff acceptance for advancement of women in the fine wine field. Her sales in pursuing its mission of shaping New York's health care alism and leadership. Renowned new vitality to our Company. By her accomplishments and "graduates; who perceive her ideas and policies, and inspires achievement and dedication achievements and management skills have provided a role through information, philanthropy, and policy. Marianne Schwob heavily populated with her F. her style she has become a leader our young people of both industry. accurately as the ultimate role model. from those with whom she works -all toward the betterment model to her peers within the Dr. Schwob is an M.D. Diplomate of the American Acad- sexes emulate. of the Corporation. Charlotte Rosenblatt emy of Pediatrics and the Pediatric Hematology Oncology Barbara A. Munder Karen Quinn This talented woman has achieved her status within the Board. She has worked actively toward child abuse legisla- LaRema Smith time winner of McGraw-Hill's Alicia O'Donnell Karen Quinn has provided inspiration and professional advertising and production communities without ever To a corporate leader- four tion implementation and toward establishing comprehensive During her years of employment, LaRema has demonstrated award and member of Alicia O'Donnell is an accomplished insurance broker and advice to women at Dow Jones, and as Barron's Eastern compromising her honesty or integrity and while maintain- prestigious corporate achievement medical care for indigent children. Dr. Schwob has con- consistent potential for growth. Personal and professional development task force. To a account manager. She is a strong client advocate. Her advertising sales manager she was in the forefront of ing humor, perspective and above all, tremendous humanity. McGraw-Hill's new product ducted clinical studies in children with cancer and is commitment, quality performance, pursuit of education and director of City Harvest, a clients value her advice, ability to solve problems and promoting women into positions of responsibility. Her sales community leader- founding currently working to ensure that pharmaceuticals are opportunities presented by the company have enabled her to distribution network, and an technical skill. Alicia's dedication and consistently high and organizational skills and caring attitude have contributed Anita Sabatino New York non-profit food promoted ethically and utilized safely worldwide. progress to her current level of Assistant Vice President. advisor to the board of the New York Lighthouse for the performance made a major contribution to the growth and to Barron's reputation as a preeminent publication. She was This honor is in recognition of her many contributions to Blind. success of J&H's New Jersey office. recently named New York's financial advertising manager IBM and the information processing industry as an executive Beth Shulman Nancy W. Smith and business leader. forThe Wall Street Journal. Beth's life work has been dedicated to improvements for Nancy began her career by failing a typing test-barely 8 Mary C. Murphree Louise M. Parent women in the workplace in her capacity as a lawyer and now years later, she became one of the youngest vice-presidents For your tireless efforts as an advocate for working women. Louise Parent through direct personal involvement and AnnN.Reese Andra D. Sanders as a Director and Vice President of the UFCW. Through her at Young & Rubicam. In 1988, Nancy formed a revolution- individual initiative has become a primary business partner As the first female corporate Vice President of ITT Corpora- We salute Andra's high level of professionalism, dedication efforts, women have gained some of the advances and ary new group to lead her agency's involvement in the print Rusty L. Myer to the American Express Information Services Company tion, Ann Reese has become a true role model for all women and concern for the rights of others in the workplace. respect they have long deserved. medium as the industry enters a new and dynamic period. Rusty started her career twenty years ago as a file clerk. (!SC) Senior Management Team. She has individually in ITT. Because of her competence, she has set an example Over the years, she has been promoted to positions of negotiated the acquisition and divestiture of multiple for women at all levels and has made it clear that women can Linda Mills Simplicio Sandra Lee Spaeth increasing responsibility and is now an EVP and holds the and do achieve positions which significantly affect the business units for !SC; served as lead negotiator in a multi- As Vice President and Division Counsel, NYSE Listed Sandra Lee Spaeth has been a major influence in elevating senior responsibility at Shearson Lehman Hutton for Human million dollar joint venture with AT&T; and has developed company and its future. Company Compliance, Ms. Simplicio has regular contact women to the executive level in both Marketing and Promo- Resources worldwide. an outstanding legal capability for !SC and subsidiaries, all with the nation's business leaders and legal community tion in the publishing industry. Her creative talent was the Laura Rodin within a matterof5 months. Louise is an outstanding concerning questions of corporate governance and business major contributing factor in both the "Juggler" campaign at Laura's excellent understanding of the "big picture" allowed business woman! combinations. Her counsel, in the forefront of the changing Redbook and the "New Traditionalist" campaign at Good her to centralize Anchor's nationwide mortgage servicing business environment, demonstrates excellence and Housekeeping. Both programs were enormously instrumen- Charlotte Anne (Polly) Perkins operation in Albion, NY. She trained and developed her new professionalism. tal in business turnaround. She has been equally effective in Polly is intent on giving her all - not only to her job, but also staff enabling them to progress rapidly to proficiency and building recognition for women and elevating the role of to charity work. She balances energy and drive between her provided them with a clear understanding of mortgage promotion to a major department at the Hearst Corporation. job as publisher and as chair-person of the Stifel Paralysis servicing. Her willingness and determination have been Research Foundation. "It's important not to get too caught valued assets to our organization. up in your work; she believes, "and to start giving back to the outside world."

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Boonie J. Stedt Lynne A. Vanstone Annie Watts Kathryn Wylde Executive Vice President, Manager, Corporate Affairs Director, Borden Kitchens Phyllis White Ann Wilson Senior Vice President Human Resources and Marketing and Product Publicity Division Manager - Human Group Director of Business New York City Partnership American Express Travel Communications Borden, Inc. Resources Seminar Division Travel Marketing Related Services Company, Mack Canada American Management Holiday Inns, Inc. Inc. Mack Trucks, Inc. Association

MelW&Surow Cathy Volker Sydelle B. Weinberger Ellen B. Yuracko Senior Vice President and Vice President, Fashion & Partner - US Tux Elaine P. Williams Marion G. Wingens Senior Vice President, Director, National Training Merchandising Price Waterhouse Vice President, Director of Senior Vice President Bank Marketing PaineWebber Hanes Hosiery Human Resources National Westminster Sara Lee Corporation Essence Communications, USA Gerber Life Insurance Inc. Company

AmySutnick Eileen M. Walsh Madeline A. Weinstein Director of Public Affairs Partner First Vice President Joanne M. Willmott New York City Department of KPMG/Peat Marwick Director of Human Resources Regional Manager, Juvenile Justice & Director of Training Community Relations Merrill Lynch Consumer Division Markets New York Power Authority

Laura E. Toomer Jeanne L. Warner Gail Kuhn Weissman, Territorial Sales Manager Senior Vice President Ed.D. RN, CNAA, FAAN Vice President for Nursing Allstate Insurance Company ·r:...·•. · .. · .__,, The Chase Manhattan Bank, N.A . The Mount Sinai Medical . ,.~ Center ~. · ~ .

Boonie J . Stedt Lynne A. '1lnstone Annie Watts Phyllis White Ann Wilson Kathryn Wylde Bonnie Stedt has brought renewed leadership to the TRS Lynne Vanstone is a dedicated, innovative and determined Annie Watts exemplifies the meaning of professionalism in Phyllis White provides outstanding leadership for AMA:s During her fourteen years with Holiday Inns, Inc., Ann Kathryn Wylde developed the model for affordable housing Human Resources group worldwide as a business partner, professional who has made outstanding contributions to the her chosen career as a home economist and in her position as activities in the human resources field and conducts the Wilson has contributed significantly to the company's which is now being replicated throughout New York and the as an innovator of programs that address and resolve work/ automotive industry. Her "hands-on" ability to get things Director, Borden Kitchens and Product Publicity. She sets prestigious Annual Human Resources Conference. Phyllis marketing success. She has earned distinction for her hard nation. Through her tenacity and creativity, she has family issues, and as an advocate and designer of a work done and her charismatic management style have made her the highest standard for creativity, quality, and reliability in serves as an excellent role model. work, dedication, versatility and outstanding leadership harnessed the resources of the private sector to tackle one of environment where an employee's fullest potential can be an exemplary role model for professional women the presentation of Borden products to the consumer public. abilities. Her rapid rise to a top marketing position at an the major problems facing New York City. realized. everywhere. Sydelle B. Weinberger Elaine P. Williams early age serves as a role model to others. Elaine Williams is the perfect model for any woman who Ellen B. Yuracko MelW&Surow Cathy Volker As an American woman executive stationed in Japan, works for a career: She is intelligent, motivated, and Marion G. Wingens Ellen, as a senior officer, shares the responsibility for the Under Melissa's direction, National Training has become a After twenty years in the woman's hosiery business, Cathy Sydelle Weinberger has provided to the international and good judge- Marion Wingens of National Westminster Bank USA has Company's strong performance during the last few years. well-integrated organizational entity, responding and Volker has moved from a sales clerk to being a major force community an example of the capabilities and contributions productive. She has high moral standards ment. She combines a demanding career with a demanding successfully climbed the rungs of banking to achieve her She began her career at Gerber Life as a manual systems contributing to PaineWebber's strategic vision. New in the industry. In addition to her business accomplishments, that women can make to the business environment. family. In Essence, she makes everything work with present status of Senior Vice President and Division Head. analyst and progressed to Senior Vice President, the second curriculums convey the firm's conviction regarding ethical Cathy has used her abilities and hard work to create an sensitivity and competence. An expert in the banking needs of the apparel industry, she highest position in the company. In addition, she raised three relationship management, individual accountability, and acceptance of accomplished women. Madeline A. Weinstein steers a lending team of fifty-five people and has responsibil- highly achieving daughters. quality service. The Departmen~s motto-"Turning potential Madeline has set the standards for professionalism and Joanne M. Willmott ity for over 300 middle market customers and a loan into profit" - is an apt description of Melissa Su row's Eileen M. Walsh excellence in the Training and Development of Consumer Eileen's advancement to Audit Partner of KPMG Peat Markets personnel. Her strong personal values provide Joanne Willmott has achieved professional distinction portfolioof$1 billion. achievement at PaineWebber. management of the New York Marwick, one of the world's largest accounting firms, while inspiration to those with whom she works. As Director of through her outstanding Power Authority's public affairs activities in 10 Western AmySutnick maintaining a healthy family life is one achievement that has Human Resources she has assured that attention to people is the development and Amy Sutnick's commitment to excellence and her keen not only resulted in great personal satisfaction but has also as important as running every other aspect of the business. New York counties. Her creativity in implementation of outreach programs and her success in the understanding of mission distinguish her. She has extraordi- allowed her to be in a position to positively influence and She has done this with warmth, just the right touch of operation of our Niagara Power Project Visitors Center nary talent, unique flair, dedication, and a great ability to get actively support the career advancement of other profes- stubbornness, and a keen sense of humor. have earned Joanne the recognition which this award the job done. We salute her as an extraordinary Woman sional women. represents. Achiever. Gail Kuhn Weissman Jeanne L. Warner Gail Kuhn Weissman is highly respected nationally for her Laura E. Toomer Jeanne L. Warner, Senior Vice President and Management extraordinary success in nursing service administration. Laura practices standards of excellence, which include, but Accounting & Reports Executive at Chase, brings a broadly The professional nurses organization in New York is proud are not limited to: developed business management perspective to the financial of her distinctive contributions to the advancement of the • Expecting the very best management function and has thus achieved role-model nursing profession and its ability to serve the public's needs. • Demanding absolute integrity without compromise status for that function as Chase moves into the I 990's. • Giving the maximum effort at all times These standards have been a barometer which she has utilized and made a part of her daily practices.

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Lynn D. Berberian (87) Patricia K. Cassidy (78) Barbara J. Coe (78) Nancy Abraham (88) Clara Allen (82) Louise K. Anthony (83) Barbara Badyna (86) Barbara Bass (83) Cathleen P. Black (81) Margaret Booth (85) Marilyn V. Brown (82) Angela Cabrera (82) Associate Professor, Senior Vice President, Administrative Assistant National Sales Manager Senior Vice President Division Director Publisher President President President Lee M. Caudill (84) Marketing Investments to the Vice President Avon Products, Inc. Director of Casting Susan B. Bassin (78) Passenger Services USA Tuday M . Booth & Associates, Inc. Lyon Research Corporation Puerto Rican Family Member, Chairman's Council Communications Workers Young & Rubicam New York Principal National Railroad Passenger Institute, Inc. North Texas State Blanca G. Cedeno (84) University Shearson Lehman Hutton of America, AFl.rCIO Gloria Appel (88) Columbia Consulting Group, Corporation-AMTRAK Joanne Black (81) Bani T. Bose (84) Nancy G. 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Forte (83) 1987 Elizabeth Cutter Inc. Sterling Drug Inc. The Chase Manhattan Bank, Senior Vice President Agent Morrow Award Recipient Jane E. Goldberg (75) Carolyn E. Conybeare (88) Joan Day (83) N.A. Mary L. Dupont (82) Gail Erickson (77) MONY Financial Services Barbara D. Fioritto (75) New York Life Insurance Fabianne Wolff Gershon Sales Agent Vice President/Department Helen King Cummings (81) President Partner Senior Vice President Vice President Company Patricia E. Gabriel (84) (79) L. B. Kaye Associates, Ltd. Executive Vice President, Promedica Rosemarie Di Sapio (86) KPMG/Peat Marwick Main General Counsel and Gloria M. Farrow (84) Administration & Marketing Marketing Director Managing Director of Marine Midland Bank, N .A. Health Financing Resources Director of Administration &Co. Secretary Regional Operations Discount Corporation/ Corinne A. Forti (79) Consumer Products Division Marketing and Rose Leiman Goldemberg . Hospital Corporation Cassandra H. Deck (85) Time Inc. W.R. 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Taylor (82) Diane Tracy (83) Merchandising Vice President Capitol Investments Company American Employee Counselor Betty Cott Ruder (78) Anchor Savings Bank, FSB Esther Sherman (82) Airlines, Inc. Vice President Senior Vice President Jacqueline B. Vaughn (87) Bloomingdale Sterling Drug Inc. 's AT&T Bell Laboratories Vice President, Public Affairs Susan L. Segal (88) Theatre Agent Equitable Investment Director of Communications President, Chicago Teachers Sheila M. Smythe (77) New York University Rose Ann Scamardella (78) Senior Vice President, William Morris Agency, Inc. Susan Strombach-Frick Management Corporation The Bowery Savings Bank Union Florence R. Skelly (82) Chief Health Policy Advisor Vel Richey-Rankin (87) Patricia D. Rogoski (80) (RETIRED) International Division (82) Vice President, American President US-GAO Patron S., Ltd. Rosemary Scanlon (80) Manufacrurers Hanover Trust Stephanie M. 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Taylor (87) Directorof Public Relations Planning A Simon & Schuster Company Empire Blue Cross/Blue Vice President & General Dreyfus Corporation Patricia Scarcelli (85) Production Manager, Urethane Federation ofTuachers, Local Director of Communications June E. Travis (82) Hearst Magazines General Electric Company Shield Counsel International Vice President Sears, Roebuck & Company Products/Environment #59 Philip Morris Companies Inc. Rosalee F. Sorensen (81) Aero Services International, Nancy Rueth (88) Director, Women's Affairs The Dow Chemical Company Vice President, American Paula Treder (82) Anne-Lee Verville (88) Eleanor Riger Sheryl K. Skolnik (88) (83) Inc. Executive Vice President United Food and Commercial Bonnie Selfe (81) Federation of Teachers, Sharon P. Taylor (87) Assistant General Manager Partner Erica Spellman Burson-Marsteller Workers International Union, Ruth Shields (88) (85) AFL-CIO Assistant Vice President/AAO Eva Atkinson Trombley (78) Finance Ernst & Whinney and Planning Karen P. Robards (82) Martha Gruber Rosen (86) AFL-CIO Catherine Y. Selleck (85) Vice President Anchor Savings Bank, FSB IBM Corporation Robards & Co. Partner Founder/ Candace H. Main Rush (86) Vice President, Office Director, Corporate Joan Spero (82) Lynda Sussman (80) Virginia L. Trump (85) Doris H. Skutch (76) Senior Vice President Agency Spokesperson Information Specialist Lorraine C. Scarpa (82) Systems Circulation & Director, Affirmative Action Susan J. Taylor (79) President Virginia Vida (86) Ann Treasurer Robb (76) Association for Advancement National Association of Vice President, Customer IBM Corporation Time Inc. Personnel Development Claws and Paws, Inc. Program Director Mary Ann Sladzinski (82) American Express ofBlind & Retarded, Inc. Letter Carriers Information ITT Susan L. Taylor (83) New York City Commission Director Corporation Anne Roberts (87) The Dun & Bradstreet Renee Sernha (82) Ellen M. Shong (80) Editor-In-Chief Patricia Y. Tsien (88) on the Starus Management-Organization- of Women Assistant Executive Director Suzan Rosenholtz (85) Carol A. Ruth (83) Corporation Vice President, Finance Betty Sutton (80) Essence Communications, Principal Development-Planning Jean M. Spiegelhalter District Council 1707, President President and Chief Executive Christian Dior-New York, Joan Showalter (78) (86) Classified Advertising Inc. KPMG/Peat Marwick Main Phyllis Tucker Vinson (88) AFSCME RCA Service Company Zone Development Manager , AFL-CIO McGregor Corporation Officer Barbara Schaedler (81) Inc. Vice President, Personnel Manager &Co. Vice President, Children and RCA Corporation Nestle Foods Dewe Rogerson Inc. Columbia Broadcasting Corporation New York Amsterdam News Nancy Hays Teeters (87) Family Programs Bettye W. Roberts (82) Katherine Rosier (81) Joan B. Schaeffer (87) Diane M. Sena (84) System Inc. Vice President/Chief Carol C . Tucker (77) National Broadcasting Jacqueline R. Slater (84) Camille Staciva President Vice President (83) Economist National Sales Manager Company Senior Vice President Senior District Council 1707, Johnson & Higgins Antonia Shusta (84) Vice President IBM Corporation Avon Products, Inc. Managing Director Director of Strategic AFSCME, AFL-CIO Services Catherine V1SCardi (88) Chemical Bank Pedone & Partners, Inc. Caroline F. Themm (80) Laura J . Turbini (82) Advertising Director Claudia Roberts (82) Vice President Self Magazine Johnson & Higgins Page 20 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

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Mary F. Voce (80) Cynthia Warrick (86) Judy E. Weiss (83) Keven Carney Wilder (78) Sheri Wilson-Gray (86) Nancy S. 'fu (85) Partner Senior Vice President Vice President/ Vice President, Marketing Executive Vice President Breed, Abbott & Morgan Manufacturers Hanover Trust Actuary-Pensions Susan P. Wilder (84) Monet Jewelers Drake Bakeries Inc. Company Metropolitan Life Insurance Linda Wachner (79) Company Patricia M. Wiley (85) Mary J. Wlnterle (87) Florence 'fuknis (75) Marine Midland Bank President and Chief Executive Jeri Warrick-Crisman (79) President Corporate Director, EEO Employee Benefits, Financial Officer President and Valerie J . Weiss (87) Brand Visions, Inc. Affairs Supervisor Warnaco, Inc. General Manager Field Operations Manager Bristol-Myers Company Treasurers Division WNJRRadio Allstate Insurance Company Betty Wilhelm (83) Pfizer Inc. Beverly B. Wadsworth (80) Evelyn R. Wolovnick (81) President A. Jane Warriner (84) Eleanor Wells (80) Shirley Wilkins (77) Managing Director Sonia E. Yuspeh (81) Continental Guaranty & President Marsh & McLennan, Inc. President Credit Corporation Rose Washington (84) Beatrice West (81) The Roper Organization Sonia Yuspeh, Inc. Assistant Commissioner Assistant Vice President Ruth Wong (86) Claire L. Wagner (81) and Executive Director The Home Insurance Doris Willens (82) Vice President Alexandra M. Zanakis (82) Assistant Corporate Secretary New York City Department of Company B. Altman&Co. Director, Benefits and Bristol-Myers Company Juvenile Justice Caroline L. Williams (86) Employee Relations (RETIRED) Congratu Jacqueline ates G. Wexler (78) Senior Vice President Jane M. Work (87) Philip Morris Inc. I Gay Gelb Wasserman (84) National Conference of Jews Donaldson, Lufkin & Vice President/ Patricia A. Wakefield (78) Senior Vice President and Christians Jenrette, Inc . Legislative Analysis Phoebe Zaslove (84) Bozell Inc. 1978 Elizabeth Cutter National Association of Chief Executive Officer Joan Wallstein (88) Morrow Award Recipient Corrine Williams (76) Manufacturers London & Bishopsgate Assistant Commissioner, Linda G. Water (86) Divisional Vice President International and LBJ Trading, Division of Alternative Director, Marketing Mary T. Wheeler (86) Tiffany & Company Marjorie J. Worme (76) Inc. Management Programs Communications Senior Vice President New York City Department of International Operations Boyden International Elynor A. Williams (84) Kristina Wrba (76) Jeffrey Zeiler (81) Housing Preservation & Division Director of Public Affairs Executive Vice President, Development Wolverine World Wide, Inc. Kathleen White (85) Sara Lee Corporation Mary Anne Wrenn (76) Management Director Managing Director Saatchi & Saatchi DFS Evelyn C. Walsh (79) Marilyn S. Watts (77) Gall T. P. Wickes (87) Mary Alice Williams (85) Merrill Lynch Capital Compton, Inc. President Senior Vice President Correspondent Markets Margaret Gordon Wasley Lieberman Research Inc. Dallas Manager National Broadcasting Dr. Ruth Ziff (76) (82) Rotan Mosle/ System Beverly L. Wright (85) Executive Vice President Dorothy Wayner (76) PaineWebber, Inc. Managing Director DOB Needham Worldwide, Norma B. Walter (83) Vice President, A/C Miriam Williams (78) Alex. Brown & Sons, Inc. Inc . Assistant Director, Supervisor Katherine Wickham (84) Associate General Counsel (RETIRED) Communications AC&R Advertising, Inc. Audit Director Burlington Industries, Inc. Ly Ping Wu (88) The 1989 Sterling Drug Academy Inc. Philip Morris Companies Inc. (RETIRED) General Manager Pamela D. Zilly (87) Valerie G. Weaver (87) Tarrytown Hilton Yvonne M. Walters (87) Nancy C. Widmann (88) Ruby King Williams (87) Hilton Hotels Incorporated Caroline Zimmermann (88) Cr/A Administrative Susan W. Webb (79) President, CBS Radio Assistant Executive Director President Deputy/Sector Controller President CBS, Incorporated National Education Sheila Wyse (85) Zimmermann Direct Marine Midland Bank, N.A. Webb Corporation Association Senior Vice President of Women Achievers Connie Wiener (78) National Benefit Life Theresa V. Zlotnik (84) Elyse G. Wander (83) Katherine M. Weiser (86) Carolyn Williamson (80) Insurance Company Controller Vice President Administrative Director Kay J . Wight (80) CIGNA Corporation Corporate Planning and Touche Ross & Co. Executive Director Catherine Willis (81) Lourdes lilbor De Diaz (80) Development Nurses of America National Railroad Passenger Suzy Weisinger (87) Judy Vantrease Wilson (83) N. Patricia fuborough (83) Corporation- AMTRAK Directorof Advertising Caren A. Wilcox (85) President & General Manager Cartier, Inc. Director, Government of Children's Books Judith A. Youngman (86) Susan H. Wanner (85) Relations Macmillan Publishing Assistant Managing Editor Hershey Foods Corporation Judith G. Youngwood (82) The Reader's Digest Vice President Association, Inc. Citibank, N.A.

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CITICORP CONGRATULATES ITS OWN CAROLE JONES DINEEN VICE PRESIDENT LAURA L. MEYER VICE PRESIDENT CITIBANK

CITICORPO

Page 22 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu The BankThatTums ,. NewVorkPower ., Authority Dreams Into Realit\< 1 J We're Proud To Salute The Academy of Women Achievers

We Congratulate

Joanne M. Willmott For over 65 years, the Amalgamated Bank of New York has been dedicated to helping working men and women pursue their personal versions of the American dream. Regional Manager, We do it in many ways. For example, we offer auto and personal loans at Community Relations Division ' t consistently lower rates than other banks and thrifts, and make free checking available to everyone, with no minimum balance required. New York Power Authority And through financial services tailored to labor unions and their members, we also help in ways that affect thousands of lives each and every day. The reality is, we can do more of the A Professional of Distinction same for you. ~ America's Labor Bank Amalgamated Bank of New York , 11-15 Union Square, New York, NY 10003•Founded1923 •Member FDIC• Assets over $1.6 billion

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Our Congratulations to

and to

~ ....""" A Weinstein Who has had a long and Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union · · · hedcareer salutes errill Lynch Class of 1989 Academy of Women Achievers for outstanding leadership in the workplace at the

Jack Sheinkman President

Arthur Loevy Salute to Secretary-Treasurer \\bmenAchievers

~Merrill Lynch A tradition of trust.

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., D D ,I We salute our own To JOAN KITTY MOUNTAIN P. LEADER, Ph.D. Publisher

Victoria ,1 and the '1 I and ii entire 1989 class I SANDY SPAETH ·1 I Director of Marketing and Promotion I of the Good Housekeeping Academy of Women Achievers BRAVO! i I Ii From your friends at ..

Hearst Magazines i 1\ I':

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Today is simply another day when you've Sara Lee Corporation and made us proud. Hanes Hosiery Salute the 1hlents&Accomplishments of the YWCA Academy of Woman Achievers and our Vice President of Fashion and MerchandisingR A.THYVOLKE

ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT DMB&B

T H E L A DY P R E F ;;9®

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From one of the best companies for women: Congratulations to some of the best women who work there.

Compliments

Andra Sanders Emelda Cathcart Ann Moore Leslie Jacobson Associate General Counsel, Director Publisher Senior Vice President Assistant Secretary and Director Corporate Contributions Sports Illustrated For Kids Film Programming Corporate Law Time Warner Inc. Time Inc. Magazine Company Home Box Office Inc. Time Warner Inc. DrexelFinancing Burnham *As featured in Th e Best Companies for Women Am erica 's Future. by Bai la Zeitz, Ph.D., and Lorraine 'Dusky (Simon & Schuster, 1988)

TIME WARNER INC. Member SIPC. c, 1989 Drexel Burnham Lambert Incorporated

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Corning Incorporated proudly salutes the members of the YWCA 1989 Class of Women Achievers and congratulates its own Assistant Treasurer Sandra L. Helton

This advertisement first appeared in 1923. Today, you'll find our initials on many more things - from appliances, plastics, motors and lighting to financial CORNING services and medical equipment. Wherever you see fmrwi11t(....., u:_·hat u:_·t ra11 rlo toot(....., '/fl{'I: our initials, we want them to mean the same thing to you - the initials of a friend.

We bring good things to life.

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TAMBQAND8 proudly salutes This is your only limit. DIANE fOQQE8T Vice President - Information 8yslems and

The 1989 Class of The Academy of Women Achievers

NBC salutes the Women Achievers of 1989 TAIVBRANDS

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;I II 'I ~our . I Cover books I~ No one appreciates a great performance more than we do.

~ I · ride. ! Fannie Lou Hamer, Civil Rights Activist 1917-1977

>. ~~ ~ !!11/ Lorraine Hansberry, Lewis Howard Latimer, Ronald McNair, and others. The book covers are free. If your school or public library doesn't have them, please write to: Betty G. Smith, Manager, Urban Affairs, Con Edison, 4 Irving Place, New York, N.Y.10003. We salute the YWCA of the City of New York and congratulate Mangalam Chidambaram and the other Nominees YWC~s CoolSOll conserve of the 1989 Academy of Women Achievers. Ed energy Kidder, Peabody Book covers that tell a story. 10 Hanover Square, New York, NY 10005 (212) 510-3000 ©KIDDER. PEABODY & CO INCORPORATED 1989 FOUNDED 1865 MEMBER S1PC OVER 500FFICES WORLDWIDE Page 30 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

GRACE

Salutes Chris E. Hilker and the YWCA's 1989 Academy of Women Achievers

W. R. Grace & Co., 1114 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036-7794

and Best Wishes PaineWebber Salutes to the Melissa Surow and all Entire Academy! the 1989 Academy of Women Achievers.

111111 111111 CHASE

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Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company Congratulates Genevieve M. Cervera An achiever who knows few limits.

At The Phoenix, Gen Cervera is # 1. #1 in insurance brokerage sales # 1 sales manager in the country #1 for outstanding service to insurance clients and brokers Joseph E. Seagram The Phoenix salutes Gen and the 1989 Women Achievers. & Sons, Inc.

New York Brokerage Agency congratulates those outstanding 220 East 42nd Street, Suite 2805 New York, NY 10017 individuals ... their energy and competence ... 11 that comprise 1;: MU lfiP ® the YWCRs Academy of Woman Achievers.

Coopers & Lybrand II Salutes Congratulations

® to our Woman Achiever Judy Latta - - - -~------Betty Mah I ' I' - 11 on her induction into the YWCA's ,I f ram her friends at 'I Academy of I Women Achievers I I Salomon Brothers 11 I

© Solutiom Copyright IBM Corporation 1989 I=&l.; ncl Ifor Business ..

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Johnson & Higgins CONGRATULATIONS Rhonda MacQueen salutes the The Officers and Employees of GERBER PRODUCTS COMPANY 1D OUR COLLEAGUE Women ofAchievement and its subsidiary on her induction GERBER .IIFE INSURANCE COMPANY JANICE TUDY JACKSON into the YWCA' s 1989 are proud to join in honoring Academy of AND ALL THE Women Achievers Ellen Yuracko Senior Vice President, 1989 INDUCTEES Gerber R.R. .Dfe Insurance Company Donnelley 125 Broad Street and all members of the • • J 1nternot1onol J9!!NSON New York NY 10004 F Ina ncIa Printing Services 411GGINS (212) 574-7000 7989 CfASS OF THE ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS CONTINENTAL GRAIN COMPANY I I

We're honored to salute MetLife Salutes the Women Achievers of Visa® 1989, the YWCA of the Congratulations! Salutes to our own The YWCA and the City of New York, and one of own professionals, Roz Fisher Agnes Kazanjian Agnes Cizek. and the Academy of and the entire 11 1989 i Class of 1989 Women Achievers Academy YWCA Academy of of Women Achievers Class of 1989 Women BUC' Achievers. cONsuLTANTS 0 Metropolitan Life sM AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES 0 Tonche Ross Pension Actuaries, Employee Benefit and Human Resources Consultants

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Congratulates

Laura Rodin lHE NE.W YORK HILTON and the AND ff~ AT ROCKEFELLER CENTER 1989 Academy of Women Achievers and Tiffany & Co., specialist in mergers "We 're your Anchor Bankers® . .. here for you ·: Best Wishes since 1837. s~~~e1tA1\TC ~<>~ to the ~. Sa."Vi:r1..gs Ba.:r1..kFsa TI FFANY & Co. Entire Academy! NEW YORK • FIFTH AVENUE AND 57TH STREET 800-526-0649 · © T & CO. 1989

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Charisma & enthusiasm, Lintas Marsh & McLennan drive& intelligence. MITCHELL HUTCHINS the world's leading insuran ce broker GRETEL SCHNEIDER INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS Congratulates salutes inspires each of us with all the Susan Phillis attributes of the sophisticated the Eis Kucsma woman of the 901. and Ears and Is Proud to Salute the

The Academy of Women Achievers 1989 It is with great pleasure that we, her peers at of Research: Academy of Won1en Achievers

SELF, congratulate, salute and commend and Gret el on her induction into the Class of 1989

Academy of Women Ac hievers. Susan Eisler The YWCA of New York

Marsh& Msiennan ~lUM AGAZI N E LINTAS: NEW YORK

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MEET AN • "KELLY"HAS ALWAYS OVERACHIEVER GIVEN ME THE RIGHT Helping Clients Succeed"' TEMPORARY EMPLOYEE FOR THE JOB. KELLY Accountants and Consultants IS THE BEST VALUE." Metropolitan New York Offices

~ 15 Columbus Circle "' New York, NY 10023 .,, 0 (212) 765-7500 Building businesses Joan M. Harrington 1430 Broadway Marketing Manager New York, NY 10018 Long Island Regional Office (212) 302-0100 into leaders "When we need people to help keep our The Hartford salutes Joan for her professionalism offices running smoothly, I call Kelly. They Nassau West Corporate Center II train and dedication. To us, she personifies their people, so I always get the right 50 Charles Lindbergh Boulevard "Excellence Mitchel Field, NY 11553 At Work:' temporary for the right job." (516) 222-7000 1iy1em~orary One North Broadway KELL Services White Plains, NY 10601 ;,:.THE The Kelly Girl"People -The First and The Best• (914) HARlfORD 948-0020 The lnSU'ance Peop6e 0 1 !Tl © 1989 Kelly Services, Inc.

Atlantic Mutual Companies Congratulations We are proud is proud to salute the " She goes well beyond the call of to duty--and always with grace, a to salute the 1989 1989 Academy of Women willing spirit and a smile." Academy of Women Achievers Hilary L. Hinchman Congratulations to our Vice-President and the Achievers. and the Other Members of Elaine P. Williams professional and managerial The YWCA on her induction into the Academy of Women Achievers women We extend special Academy of Women Achievers in our organization. Class of 1989 ESSENCE congratulations to our own Communications, Inc.

I Karlyn Ippolito (!) 1 ~ I STERLING DRUG INC. If IB BORDEN-IB Subs1d1ary of Eastman Kodak Company GOTIDBEGOOD ~ AtlanticMutual Companies

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XEROX

SALUTES THE AWordAbout We're proud to salute 1 1989 ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS blromingdoles Journalism The 1989 Class of the AND

Ifl ACADEMY ~ngratulates The OF WOMEN Second ACHIEVERS,

EXTENDS BARBARA KENNEDY A SPECIAL SALUTE TO OUR OWN Century. andourown And JOYCE L YNEM-WILLIAMS 11 LINDA CLARK "A PORTRAIT OF SUCCESS" For 100 years, The Wall Street journal has been in the THE 1989 business of words, strivingI to offer accurate, timely reports on what matters most. As we begin our second century, we renew REGION MANAGER BUSINESS OPERATIONS this commitment. Business may change, ACADEMY and so may the words used to describe it, but one OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS constant remains: The Wall Street journal's dedication to giving our readers full , factual, relevant DDB NEEDHAM WORLDWIDE XEROX information about IS PROUD TO HAVE JOYCE AS A business, every business day. MEMBER OF You have our word on it. • THE WALL STREET JOURNAL. TEAM XEROX ~ 1989 Dow Jones & Company, lnc. • • I l ll Atip Dean Witter of our wings Congratulates Price Waterhouse to the 1989 Salutes Our Partner Class of the Academy Toby Burroughs Sydelle Weinberger First Vice President of Women Achievers Director, Equity and the and Sara Fields. Marketing 1989 Academy Outstanding Woman Achiever and of Women Achievers the 1989 Academy

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We Congratulate Congratu[ations to our own Burson-Marsteller The 1989 We're proud to salute Academy of The 1989 Class of the 'Wynne (jannon Congratulates Women Achievers ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS, The YWCA ofthe City of New York, and The YWCA and extend our tfie otfier mem6ers of tfie Women Achievers And Salute Special Congratulations Alice Beebe Longley to our own 5lcademy of of 1989 Lillian Kennedy For Her Contributions 'Women 5lcfiievers To The Success Of Our Equity Research C[ass of 1989 Group

Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Bozell The Company You Keep.sm

Peat Marwick NatWest US~ Salutes Our Partner Eileen Walsh Salutes and the 1989 Marion Wingens American International Group, Inc. Lincoln Savings Bank Class of the Salutes and the other members of Academy of Women Achievers Julie Loven SALUTES Lena Mkhitarian PATRICIA CARUCCI The 1989 Academy December 1, 1989 and of Women Achievers. the 1989 ~Peat Marwick Academy of Women Achievers New York, NY Long, Island, NY RAISING THE STANDARDS OF BANKING . (212) 758-9700 (516) 822-9100 c~ National Westminster A membef Bank ol the Na1ional Wes!mons1cr Bani.. Group USAMember FDIC White Plains, NY Stamford, CT Danbury, CT (914) 428-3330 (203) 356-9800 (203) 743-6391

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.!'ty·JJ{Jfo theSalutes Academy of Women ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS Achievers Class of Congratulations 1989 to the 12§ Class of1989

from the

CONGRATULATIONS Academy of Women Achievers Steering and Hosting 8'alutes Dottie Dumczius Committees and the entire Academy Sandra D. Colony of Women Achievers and and

The 1989 Academy UNITED TECHNOLOGIES The YWCA of the City of New York of Women Achievers mPRATT&WHITNEY

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Notes Notes

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LET ME START BY INTRODUCING MYSELF. I AM ELIZABETH DOLE'S HUSBAND! THE SECRET ARY OF LABOR IS IN POLAND TODAY, ON THE '' FRONTLINE " OF THE FREEDOM REVOLUTION THAT IS SWEEPING ACROSS EASTERN EUROPE. IT IS ONE OF THE GREAT TERS OF 20TH CENTURY HISTORY. SHE WAS LOOKING FORWARD TO SPEAKING TO THIS DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE,

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BECAUSE SHE KNOWS SO WELL THE GREAT WORK THE Y.W.C.A. DOES AND THE KIND OF LEADERSHIP IT PROVIDES FOR AMERICA'S WOMEN. ( woMEN: BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS ) FOR HER, LET ME ALSO CONGRATULATE THE NEWEST MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMY OF WOMEN ACHIEVERS. AND AS I

THINK ABOUT IT, NO ONE.,,.,. IS MORE QUALIFIED TO SPEAK ABOUT nWOMEN ACHIEVERS '' THAN ::> 3

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I AM. IN FACT, IN MY ~- PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL LIFE, I AM SURROUNDED BY REMARKABLE WOMEN: ELIZABETH, OF COURSE; MY SENA TE COLLEAGUE FROM KANSAS, NANCY KASSEBAUM; MY CHIEF OF STAFF, SHEILA BURKE; AND THE HEAD OF MY POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, JO-ANNE COE. ·- _,,_.,.,,,,_.,.,. .... ,.,, .....?

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l.N MY OFFICE, MY ARMS CONTROL EXPERT IS A WOMAN: MY BUDGET AND APPROPRIATIONS PERSON IS A WOMAN: MY TRADE ADVISOR IS A WOMAN. IN FA CT, MY OFFICE IS FERTILE RECRUITING GROUND FOR THE FOUNDING CHAPTER OF THE ''NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR 1 MEN''.

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POLITICS AND BUSINESS MAY BE 'ROUGH AND TUMBLE: BUT THERE IS NO DOUBT WOMEN ARE. ~ 1 BIG LEAGUE PLAYERS. THE \\ I/ RECENT, FIRST-TIME EVER, LIVE T.V. BROADCASTS OF THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT CONFIRMS WHAT WE ALL ALREADY KNOW: THAT I/ \\ WOMEN ARE CENTER-ST AGE IN WORLD AFFAIRS, TOO. I ALMOST PITY THOSE POOR LABOR MP'S THAT PRIME MINISTER THATCHER RUNS OVER EVERY DAY.

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SHE HAS GIVEN REMARKABLE LEADERSHIP TO HER NATION, AND TO THE CAUSES OF FREEDOM IN THE WORLD ) AND COMMON SENSE IN DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT. Cv10LETT A CHAMORRO) I ALSO WANT TO MENTION ANOTHER REMARKABLE WOMAN, WHOSE INSPIRATIONAL STORY IS FINALLY BEING HEARD: VIOLETT A CHAMORRO, THE COURAGEOUS EDITOR OF THE ONLY FREE

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NEWSPAPER IN NICARAGUA, LA_., a PRENSA -- WHO HAS BEEN CHOSEN TO LEAD THE DEMOCRATIC COALITION WHICH IS CHALLENGING DANIEL ORTEGA'S MARXIST TYRANNY. MRS. CHAMORRO -- WHO I MET AGAIN RECENTLY IN WASHINGTON -- HAS SEEN HER HUSBAND ASSASSINATED; HER FAMILY TORN APART BY POLITICAL DIFFERENCES;

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AND THE NEWSPAPER THAT IS HER LIFE'S WORK UNDER ALMOST DAILY ASSAULT FROM ORTEGA'S CENSORS AND GOON SQUADS. 1 YET SHE REMAINS ALMOST ' sERENE IN HER DETERMINATION TO GIVE EVERYTHING SHE HAS, INCLUDING RISKING HER OWN LIFE, TO TRY TO BRING FREEDOM TO ...____ _ . . y .. --· am~ 2 6

m wer--"1 '• ~ NICARAGUA.

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LEADERS HAPPILY, WE ARE -- AT LONG LAST -- APPROACHING THE POINT WHERE WE STOP THINKING ABOUT REMARKABLE "WOMENl) LEADERS, AND ST ART SEEING THEM AS REMARKABLE LEADERS, PERIOD. REMARKABLE LEADERS WHO HAPPEN TO BE WOMEN. AND, HAPPILY, TOO ...... THE DA VS OF ADDRESSING A WOMEN'S AUDIENCE WITH A SO- :> 10

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CALLED 'WOMEN'S SPEECH' ARE OVER. OF COURSE, THERE WILL AL WA VS BE SPECIFIC CONCERNS FOR WOMEN, BUT MOST OF YOUR ISSUES TODAY ARE MAINSTREAM ISSUES: YOU CARE ABOUT THE DEFICIT, AND THE DRUG CRISIS, THE ENVIRONMENT, FOREIGN AFFAIRS, AGRICULTURE, OR WHATEVER. SO LET ME SPEND A FEW MINUTES ON WHAT MAY BE MATTERS OF INTEREST TO MOST OF YOU.

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ON THE HOME FRONT, THE f GOOD NEWS' IS CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED FOR THE YEAR. I KNOW IT IS FASHIONABLE TO SAY CONGRESS HAD A 'POOR' YEAR, BUT I WOULD SAY THE JURY IS STILL OUT. WE HA VE ~ COMPLETED THE FIRST HALF OF THE 101ST CONGRESS WITH MUCH MORE LEFT TO DO IN THE SECOND HALF. IN MY VIEW WE HAD A PRETTY SOLID 1989. >

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DRUGS WE TOOK A GIANT Bl- PARTISAN STEP FORWARD BY FULLY FUNDING MAJOR NEW ANTI-DRUG AND CRIME PACKAGES. THE PRESIDENT PROVIDED THE LEADERSHIP ON THIS DOMESTIC CRISIS BY INTRODUCING THE FIRST-EVER t NATIONAL STRATEGY ) FOR THE WAR ON DRUGS) AS WELL AS A COMPREHENSIVE ANTI-CRIME PROPOSAL -- MORE PRISON

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SPACE, MORE FUNDING FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT, MORE EDUCATION AND TOUGHER, STIFFER PENAL TIES NOT ONLY FOR THE PUSHER, BUT FOR THE USER, TOO. IF WE ARE REALLY -SERIOUS ABOUT WINNING THE WAR ON DRUGS> AND FIGHTING CRIMINALS PREYING ON THE INNOCENT} IT IS

TIME TO CHANGE OUR PRIORITIES.a a IT'S TIME TO MAKE A BIGGER COMMITMENT TO EDUCATION AND TREATMENT; AND TO DRUG TESTING, AND WHATEVER ELSE IT TAKES TO GET THE JOB DONE.

® '>Page 53 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN HELP, BUT IT CAN'T DO IT ALONE. WE NEED HELP -- FROM THE ST A TES, FROM THE CHURCHES, FROM THE PRIVATE SECTOR, AND PARENTS , AND FROM you, AMERICA'S LEADERS. MALT A: DOLE SUGGESTS US I /USSR ANTI-DRUG EFFORT LET'S FACE IT, DRUG ABUSE IS 1 AN INTERNATIONAL ' NIGHTMARE'.l WITH FEW COUNTRIES UN SCA THEO. IN FACT, IN A LETTER TO PRESIDENT BUSH THIS WEEK, I HA VE SUGGESTED THAT HE AND

Page 54 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu MR. GORBACHEV USE THEIR MALT A MEETING TO AGREE ON A JOINT EFFORT ON A MAJOR HUMANITARIAN PROJECT: I SUGGESTED A COMBINED US- USSR EFFORT TO DEAL WITH DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE. CHILD CARE CONGRESS ALSO MADE A \\ If ST ART ON CHILD CARE. CHILD CARE IS A PRIORITY -- ISSUE, BUT THE DEBATE CONTINUES OVER HOW TO ADDRESS IT. DO YOU DO IT WITH TAX CREDITS, WHERE THE PARENTS MAKE THE >

Page 55 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu DECISION? OR DO YOU TURN IT OVER TO SOME 9 GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACY THAT DICTATES WHAT TO DO? . LET ME SUGGEST THAT WHATEVER THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT DOES> IT WILL NC?! SOLVE THE PROBLEM. AGAIN) WE NEED BUSINESSES, CHURCHES,

CLUBS AND 1 MOST OF ALL> THE PARENTS TO GET INVOLVED.

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Page 56 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu DAYCARE -- THE 'Y' WAY FOR EXAMPLE} THE Y'W_CA AND THE YMCA- DESERVE GREAT CREDIT FOR THEIR DAY CARE INITIATIVE HERE IN NEW YORK. WITH 10- SITES THROUGHOUT THE 5 BOROUGHS, YOUR DAY CARE FACILITIES ARE PROVIDING AFFORDABLE, QUALITY DAY CARE TO THE PEOPLE WHO NEED -IT MOST. NO QUESTION, WE NEED TO PROVIDE CARE FOR CHILDREN OF WORKING MOTHERS; WE NEED TO KEEP THAT CRUCIAL INVESTMENT @ - . .> Page 57 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu IN THE WORKFORCE. BUT IN MY VIEW, WE SHOULD DO IT WITH MINIMAL BUREAUCRATIC RED TAPE AND GOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE. I DO NOT BELIEVE WE HA VE TO INVENT THE MOST EXPENSIVE NEW SPENDING PROGRAM JUST TO DEMONS TR A TE CONCERN ABOUT CHILD CARE. PORT ABLE PENSIONS AS MORE WOMEN ENTER THE WORKFORCE, AND AS THIS WORKFORCE BECOMES INCREASINGLY MORE MOBILE, WE WILL NEED TO TAKE A CLOSE @ Page 58 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu LOOK AT OUR PENSION LAWS TO SEE IF IT MAKES SENSE TO ALLOW PENSION BENEFITS TO BE TRANSFERRED FROM JOB-TO- a J) JOB. BY ALLOWING A TRANSFER -- BY MAKING PENSION BENEFITS 'PORT ABLE,' IN OTHER WORDS -- WORKERS WOULD BE ABLE TO CARRY OVER VALUABLE BENEFITS THAT THEY HA VE ACCRUED IN PREVIOUS JOBS. LET'S FACE IT: THE DA VS WHEN PEOPLE SPEND THEIR ENTIRE LIVES WITH A SINGLE EMPLOYER ARE NEARLY OVER. ~

@ Page 59 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE ST A TIS TICS SHOW THAT AMERICAN WORKERS -- BOTH MALE AND FEMALE -- WANT MOBILITY -- AND THAT THEY WILL SWITCH JOBS ANY NUMBER OF TIMES DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR WORKING LIVES . IF THE SECRET ARY OF LABOR WERE HERE TODAY, SHE WOULD TELL YOU THAT HER DEPARTMENT IS NOW STUDYING A WIDE- RANGE OF OPTIONS ON THE ISSUE OF "PENSION PORT ABILITY ~l (W:A-~111) ~ W:r.1"\t 1lfE VN\=DP.\VNA-\E. "TOI-AL REPB'tl.. o~ 1ttE C~:rRoP-H-\c.

@ Page 60 of 70 > This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HEAL TH CARE LEGISLA TIO~, THE ISSUE OF EMPLOYERS' RESPONSIBILITY FOR, AND FUNDING OF, RETIREE HEAL TH CARE , WILL HA VE INCREASING IMPORTANCE. AND WHILE THERE IS Bl-PARTISAN AGREEMENT THAT CONGRESS MUST REVISIT MAJOR HEAL TH POLICY ISSUES SUCH AS LONG-TERM AND 'cA TAS TROPHIC / CARE NEXT YEAR, BUDGET ARY CONSTRAINTS) COMBINED WITH RELUCTANCE TO RELY ON SELF-

FUNDING MECHANISMS J WILL . MAKE EFFECTIVE FEDERAL @ Page 61 of 70 -· _:______,. This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu LEGISLATION EVEN MORE DIFFICULT TO ENACT. SO THESE ARE SOME OF THE ISSUES CONGRESS WILL BE LOOKING AT COME 1990. MEANWHILE; ~_1L THE WORLD WILL BE WA TC HING A COUPLE OF SHIPS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, AS GEORGE BUSH AND MIKHAIL GORBACHEV MEET FACE-TO- -rM-is wee~~b FACE tlN THE "FLOATING SUMMIT~> IN MY VIEW, GOING INTO THE - >

Page 62 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HISTORIC ' SUPERPOWER MEETING,I THE PRESIDENT HAS NEARLY ALL THE CARDS, AND IT LOOKS LIKE GORBACHEV HAS ALL THE- HEADACHES. GEORGE BUSH IS A VERY POPULAR PRESIDENT, AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE UNITED BEHIND THE DRAMA TIC DEVELOPMENTS INSIDE THE IRON CURTAIN. GORBACHEV, MEANWHILE, IS STRUGGLING TO KEEP THE SOVIET UNION ON ITS FEET, MUCH LESS THE COMMUNIST EMPIRE. HIS ECONOMY IS A BASKETCASE, @ - ~ Page 63 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu WITH LONG LINES, A HUGE DEFICIT AND CONSUMER PATIENCE AT AN END. AT THE SAME TIME, SOVIET REPUBLICS ARE THUMBING THEIR NOSE AT MOSCOW, DEMANDING DEMOCRATIC REFORMS AND SELF-DETERMINATION. WITH FREEDOM BREAKING OUT- ALL OVER, AND THE WORLD FINALLY COMING TO THE REALIZATION THAT THE SOVIET UNION IS UP TO NO GOOD IN CENTRAL AMERICA, THERE IS NO REASON FOR PRESIDENT BUSH TO .cmza·" -

Page 64 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu GO TO MALT A WITH A BASKET 11 FULL OF GOODIES,) FOR GORBACHEV. THE BOTTOMLINE IS, COMMUNISM IS IN SHAMBLES. IT DOESN'T WORK. LIKE YOU, I'll BE WATCHING THE MEETING IN MALT A WITH GREAT INTEREST, AND I AM CERTAIN YOU .JOIN ME IN WISHING ALL THE BEST TO PRESIDENT BUSH AS HE 1 REPRESENTS THE 'FREE WORLD THIS WEEKEND. (woMEN IN THE WORKFORCE ) LET ME JUST CONCLUDE BY @ Page 65 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu SA YING THAT AMERICA IS NOW IN A RECORD 84 TH CONSECUTIVE MONTH OF ECONOMIC EXPANSION. SINCE 1984, WE HA VE CREA TED OVER 20 MILLION NEW JOBS -- AND OVER HALF OF THOSE JOBS HA VE BEEN FILLED BY WOMEN. AMONG SMALL BUSINESES -- RESPONSIBLE FOR THREE OUT OF FIVE NEW JOBS CREA TED IN AM°ERICA -~WOMEN-OWNED JI BUSINESSES ARE GROWING AT A RA TE FIVE TIMES THAT OF MALE- 0 WNED -- REPRESENTING THE

@ ;b Page 66 of 70 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu LARGEST INCREASE IN THE MOST SIGNIFICANT AREA OF OUR ECONOMIC EXPANSION. TODAY, WOMEN COMPRISE THE MAJORITY OF WORKERS IN FINANCE, INSURANCE, REAL- EST A TE, BANKING, AND HEAL TH AND LEAGAL SERVICES. THE NUMBER OF WOMEN PROFESSIONALS -- LA WYERS AND DOCTORS, FOR INSTANCE - - HAS ALMOST DOUBLED SINCE 1972. AND THE NUMBER OF WOMEN IN MANAGERIAL JOBS HAS ALMOST TRIPLED. @ Page 67 of 70 ------·~ This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BARRIERS STILL BARRIERS REMAIN . THOSE FOOLISH ENOUGH TO MAINTAIN ROADBLOCKS TO WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT > AND OTHER SIGNIFICANT POSITIONS J ARE ONLY SHORTCHANGING THEMSELVES. TOGETHER) WE WILL KEEP WORKING> AND TO KEEP KNOCKING DOWN TTHOSE BARRIERS. G:OAJCLU~:t0;J)

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U.S. Department of Labor Office of the Secretary Women's Bureau 201 Varick Street New York, New York 10014

Reply to the Attention of:

December 1, 1989

Dear Senator Dole:

As you know, the Women's Bureau of the U.S. Department of Labor has been the key government liaison with the NYC YWCA for this event. Therefore, if you can, please include in your luncheon remarks today some mention of the role that the Women's Bureau plays with in the Department of Labor in bringing women's employment concerns to the attention of the Hill and to the Executive branch.

Note: the Women's Bureau was founded on June 5, 1920--the year American women got the vote--by an act of Congress. The Bureau is mandated:

•To formulate standards and policies which shall promote the welfare of wage-earning women, improve their working conditions, increase their efficiency, and advance their opportunities for profitable employment."

Also, we are the only Federal Agency devoted exclusively to the concerns of women in the labor force.

The Region II Women's Bureau works closely with many of the organizations represented at the luncheon to assure New York women get a fair shake at opportunities for equal and profitable employment.

Thanks again for being our keynoter. Sincerely,

Mary C. Murphree Regional Administrator Women's Bureau, Region II

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