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Baker, James A.: Files Folder Title: Political Affairs January 1984-July 1984 (4) Box: 9 Ronald Reagan Presidential Library Digital Library Collections This is a PDF of a folder from our textual collections. Collection: Baker, James A.: Files Folder Title: Political Affairs January 1984-July 1984 (4) Box: 9 To see more digitized collections visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/archives/digital-library To see all Ronald Reagan Presidential Library inventories visit: https://reaganlibrary.gov/document-collection Contact a reference archivist at: [email protected] Citation Guidelines: https://reaganlibrary.gov/citing National Archives Catalogue: https://catalog.archives.gov/ u.1...;:> ·J.· wn.LTr; ___ t~~l.-~ ,. FEMli.tE:s __ _ _!l~_?))!'!'J_IC _ !'~!:1.!'-f.~_? ~--:::::::---------_... 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Peggy Waters* rfvltn'l~ . Dianne Flores 4f '-f Mary Ca rt er .L .L ~~urge -i:eroyw Jeanne Mahon* Jean Orr* L~~ 12 Ed Zschau* Mike Brady* Ernest Konnyu* Hank Mc Cullough Dean Watkins Lou Mariani 13 John Mercer* Betty Quick* Lu Ryden* Auralee Street 14 ~ike Spinetti Mary Chaney* oob Laurie Barbara Nagel* Norm Shumway Joan Hunter* Lorene Hanford LS Marv Baxter Joan Recca* Jim Dignan Carol Voss* Mary Ellen Berryhill* L6 Jerry Diefenderfer Jane Barnes* George Gowgani Judy Morgan* Jim Yates Inge Patee* Marilyn I.i,ddicoat Kathryn Williams .7 Bill Jones* Sharon Levy* Phil Sanchez Chip Pashayan* .8 Clay Daulton Marti Nielsen* David Padilla* Jack Rucker Carol Schmidt* Margarito Garza Tommy Savala .. 9 Paul Deats* Martha Hickey* Robert Munoz Gwen Ti.llemans* Diane Klinger Georgeanne Ferini Emily Wullbrandt 0 Phil Wyman* Martha Fallgatter Frank Visco* Frances Gulbranson* Dave Moore Ann Gutcher Robert Nimmo ' ., ..,,.. ,.,._. ..... ..1. J . 11 i;;.U\,; K. ft catt11e Wright* Sal Ramos Blanche Gomez Jl a-1 Bernson Nada Price* Ana Lopez Dolly Swift 1~~ Colleen White 22 Pat Nolan* Virginia Crawford Jose Deetjen Alyce Minsky Newt Russell* Jean Wieberg Lazaro Barrera Ed Davis* Kay Noble Victor Blanco Mike Montgomery Gwyneth Gayman 23 Bill Erwin Shirley Whitney* George Adams Blanche Gomez Mark Spiegel Ann Ascher* Robert Holguin Norma Bodelon Joe Crail GJoria Holden* Libbie Doheny Marcia Hobbs Jean Campbell 24 Alex Stiglitz* Marjorie Pope Jack Harriman* Jonathan Winters* 25 Richard Ferraro Ruth Hare Jose Barajas Arline De Santis* Ann Edmonston* John Espinoza 26 Henry Cespedes* Richard Hernandez* Alfred Villalobos* 27 Ted Hicks* Leslie Dutton* Armando Soto-Mayor Rita Esquivel Josh Fredricks Helene Irvin Manuel Cano Alex Haagen, Sr. Donna Little Sergio Pinchio* 28 Shirley Chilton Liucija Mazeika* 29 Del Clawson* Alyce Coleman* Sal Montenegro* .. Abel Armas Ed DiLoreto 30 Frank DeBalough* Mary Hagen Bob Apodaca Lisa Valencia J. William Orozco Gilda Gjurich Richard Gomez Enrjgue H~rnandez Alex P. Lopez Me:u-k Martinez Joe Valverde Ralph Rand rez ..> .L Gwen Duffy* Ramona Banuelos* •' . [1t0~-S 32 Jerry Felando* Paula Teri . Jim Willingham* Bob Langslet* 33 Pete Schabarum* David Romero David Drier* Chuck Bader* Frank Hill H.L. Richardson Rich Snyder 34 Clarence Hobdy* Xavier Hermisillo* John Zimmerman* John Perez John Velasco 35 Bill Leonard* Gil Olivarria* Ed Dombroski* Charles Cummins 36 Martin Matich* Bob Older* Gary Rawlings* 37 Dave Kelley* Gretchen Youlson* Naiz Mohammed Corky Larson* 38 Mike Lewis* Connie Bleick* May Koleff* 39 Bill Dannemeyer* Louise Steel Dan Mantano Ross Johnson* John Lewis* Ed Royce .. Carl Karcher Joe Gillmaker 40 Daryl Arnold* Manuel Quevedo Nolan Frizelle* John Acosta Ollie Speraw* Manuel Sepulveda Don Koll Tim Strader Reed Sprinkel Al Friedman Coalson Morris ' , 41 :- Bill Lowery* Betty Wilkinson Torn Topuzes ·Larry Stirling* Yvonne Larson Jim Ellis* tAL~ Norm ·Roberts Bob Schuman 42 Dennis Brown* Naida Hanson* Fernando Niebla Deane Dana* Mary Benz Bill Dalessi William Lansdale Al Taucher Julian Virtue 43 Ron Packard* Sunny Mojonier* John Dailey* Betty Adams Bob Frazee Doug Allred . Bill Bradley Bill Craven ~Tohn Duffy 44 Estelle Milch* Larry Mattera* Ralph Ramirez 45 Duncan Hunter* Ernie Dronenburg* Phil Saenz Darwin Cohee Lui.s Monge Alan Royster Nick Britto " ' • W' ... <J I u1...n1.." ASlAN " - MALE FEMALE ·' .. MALE FEMALE (ffl--~~ 03 W. Connerly* D. Kemp L. Kemp G. Velasquez J. Long 05 L. Payne Steven Doi Jim Stratten* T. Kong Lee John B. Tsu Benny Y. Yee Kein Nhieu Do 06 Steven Jeong* Agnes Chan Ernesto Sana 08 O. Coffey Sandra Smith Ken Smith Gerti Thomas 10 Yoshio Fujiwana 12 Gloria Hom 21 Janet Eark Peter Hang 23 Ruth Watanabe 24 Fred Quevedo Julia Wu Dani el Pang 25 Bil l Ga 11 oway* 28 Gil White* Marg Justice Yoshio Takagaki Deroy Murdock* Eric Jones Henry Miller Jim Goodson 29 Glenn Johnson 30 Suzan Fisher* Kai Higashi Agnes Arakawa* · 31 George Armstrong Sam Fujimoto* Woodley Lewis .carolos Manlapaz Lance Izumi ... ., ' 32 Albert Magee \ (A<-n..~ 33 Richard Koo Chang Hwan Pyon 40 Wenda 11 Handy 42 Harold Chung Elizabeth Szu Henry Yee 44 George Walker Smith Mike Garrett " ' ' r THE WHITE--- HOUSE WASHINGTON 4/9/84 Fred: I am sending the attached letter to you for your approval. JAB made substantial changes in the draft you suhnitted, and he asked that you sign off on this before it is sent out. Thanks. Barbara ~~/ v-'I ~ b /~l0 u THE WH1TE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 9, 1984 Dear Lew: Thank you for forwarding inforrrational (X)pies of your letters expressing Citizens for America's support for Administration policy in Central A"'llerica and for F.d's nanination to be Attorney General. We very much appreciate the support of private groups on policy natters, and I know that these letters reflect the independent views of Citizens for America. At the same t~ though, I am (X)ncerned that no-one think that the White House might review these or similar letters in advance and/or endorse them. This, of (X)urse, is true with respect to other private groups as well. Further, in this regard, I know that in future letters you will be care­ ful about statements that could be (X)nstrued to suggest that the President and nanbers of his staff have endorsed or are affiliated with the Citizens for America effort. 'Any group nay, of (X)urse, state its support for the President's policies. However, the 'White House feels that statenents to the effect that the President or :rre.mbers of his staff "will be anxious to see our results," or "must be able to depend on" or "(X)unt on" the group and its efforts, could have the effect of suggesting endorserrent or affiliation. We ver:y much appreciate your and Citizens for America's support of nany of the President's policies and sirrply want -- as I am sure you do -- to avoid any claim that the President or the White House has endorsed or is affiliated with your efforts and, of course, to avoid questions being raised about the status and purposes of your organization and its efforts. I s A. Baker, III Chief of Staff and Assistant to the President Mr. Lew Lehrman Chairrran Citizens for America 214 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E. Suite 320 Washington, D.C. 20002 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 4, 1984 MEMORANDUM FOR JAMES A. BAKER, III CHIEF OF STAFF AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT FROM: FRED F. FIELDIN~ - ­ COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT SUBJECT: Citizens for Aplerica Letters Attached for your review and signature is a letter to Lew Lehrman concerning his recent letters, as Chairman of Citizens for America, about Central America and the Meese nomination. I would appreciate your staff returning a signed copy of the letter for my files. Let me know if you have any questions; thank you. Attachment THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 4, 1984 Dear Lew: Mr. Lew Lehrman Chairman, Citizens for America 214 Massachusetts Avenue, N.E. Suite 320 Washington, D.C. 20002 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON April 3, 1984 Dear Trent: I have discussed with Dick Wirthlin and others the seven areas you suggest might be contentious with respect to the Platform. Our general reactions are as follows: 1. Department of Education: No need to mention. 2. Department of Energy: No need to mention. 3. 55-mile-per-hour speed limit: No need to mention. 4. Flat rate tax vs. tax credit: Mention commitment to making tax system more simple and more fair -­ articulating only general principles for tax simplification as in the President's State of the Union address. 5. Women's Issues: Follow the approach suggested by the President's April 5, 1984 speech. 6. Foreign Aid: Find vague compromise language to bridge from the approach reflected in the President's budget to the more restrained approach that some Republicans favor. 7. Lebanon: overtaken by events. I suggest we meet soon to discuss not only these issues, but the overall outline, tone, timetable for drafting, etc. With best regards, Sincer~~ ~...... ~7-~· Baker III Chief of Staff and Assistant to the President The Honorable Trent Lott House of Representatives Washington, D.C.
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