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August 14, 1998

Mr. Jon Haber Senior Vice President Fleishman Hillard Suite 1000 1615 L Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20036-5610

Dear Jon:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry '11/1/UM-S Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH ING rON

March 26, 1997

Ms. June Hall Apartment 1 590 South Kane Creek Boulevard Moab, Utah 84532-2500

Dear Ms. Hall:

Thank you very much for your letter. Although I am the last to psychoanalyze the press (lest I lose my patience,) this son of South Carolina, who was taught similar rules about hospitality, thinks there's much to what you say.

I'll keep your analysis in mind. You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

February 27,1997

The Honorable Tony P. Hall House of Representatives Washington, D.C. 20515

Dear Congressman Hall:

Thank you very much for your recent letter. Although there is a considerable backlog of requests for Presidential interviews now pending, I appreciate your recommendation and will keep Mr. Huffman's offer in mind.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary May 28, 1996

Christopher Hamel Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc. Suite 700 2398 East Camelback Road Phoenix, Arizona 85016

Dear Chris:

Thanks so much for your letter. I appreciate your encouragement and support. I think we are moving on the right track, and it is good to know that you agree.

Please give my best to Rita and Alex.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 14, 1998

Mr. Michael Hammerschlag Post Office Box 926 Puunene, Hawaii 96784

Dear Michael:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. 1 appreciate what you said and 1 hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

Thanks also for enclosing your clippings. I appreciate your point-of-view and send you my best wishes in the days to come.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

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Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

October 22, 1997

Harry Harding, Ph.D. ElUott School of International Affairs The George Washington University 2013 GStireet, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20052

Dear Dr. Harding:

I can't thank you enough for helping me to entertain the masses today at the White House. Your briefmg was incredibly insightfiil and will imdoubtedly help to put next week's state visit in the appropriate context. You provided much more depth than I would have been able to provide alone and for that and much more, I am thankful.

You have my best wishes.

Mike McCurry 4/ Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

August 14, 1998

Mr. Dan Hardwick 1002 Tulane Drive Arlington, Texas 76012

Dear Dan:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate your kind words said and 1 hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

With thanks and best wishes in the years ahead.

Mike McCurry Press Secretary I HE WHTTT: HOUSl WASH INCTON

August 19, 1996

Mr. Justin Harmon Stanhope Hall Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey 08544-5264

DearMr^o^^*^

Thank you very much for sending me clips on the President s visit to Princeton. I apologize for not responding sooner, but I want you to know that I enjoyed seeing the articles, especially those from The Princeton Packet'.

Thanks again, you have my best wishes. Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary ^^^'V,;S'';v ' THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

May26,-1'995-;

Mr. Bill Harrington President : The American Fathers Alliance -611 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, Suite 363 .Washington, DC 20003 •

Dear Mr. Harrington,

Thank you for your letter. The President ti aditionally issues proclarnations for national holidays, inckidinu Father's Day.

I have forwarded a copy of your letter lo 'L;-ina Dickey in Presidential Messages. Slie will be SCIUIMIL; you i-.vo copies of the proclamation.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

September 22, 1996

Ms. Judalon J. Harris 1617 Halford Street Anderson, Indiana 46016

Dear Ms. Harris:

ofMHH,'''t'',™ '° 'h' availability of illtctt substances, treat those who become addicted, and stop our c'ttzens - especially children - frotn experimenting wim stav'LnZ"'"'Stay involved ^ ^""^ »"««"«°-- ' "ope you will

You have my best wishes

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary ^

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July 30, 1998

Ms. Kathryn R. Harris Lot 52 455 Shirdy Road Valparaiso, Indiana 46383

Dear Ms. Harris:

You were so kind to write and take note of my aimouncement.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 28, 1997

Mr. Samuel Harris 46 West Main Sti-eet Mystic, Connecticut 06355

Dear Mr. Harris:

Thank you very much for your letter. I am glad to know of your continuing interest. I will be sure to keep an ear out and let you know if I hear of any opportunities.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry ' Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHING'rON

July 1, 1997

Mr. Samuel Harris 24 Pleasant Sti-eet Topsham, Maine 04086

Dear Mr. Harris:

Buck Bartley was kind enough to pass along a copy of your resume. I am glad to know of your interest, and although I don't have any specific leads for you right now, I will certainly keep your name in mind in the days to come.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 14, 1998

Mr. David Hasseltine Apartment 121 151 East First Street, N.W. Mesa, Arizona 85201

Dear Mr. Hasseltine:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

1 told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary hi THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

February 26, 1996

Lt. Col. Leo A. Hatten, USA (Ret.) Post Office Box 518 Portales, New Mexico 88130

Dear Mr. Hatten:

Thank you very much for the news clipping. It is always a pleasure to hear from citizens like you, who care deeply about the future of our country.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely, 0/

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH ING I ()\

Febrtiary 5, 1998

Mrs. Marietta Hawkes Apartment 12-E 405 East 14th Street New York, New York 10009

Dear Mrs. Hawkes:

Thank you very much for your letter. Your kind words of support and encouragement mean a great deal. As we look forward to the challenges ahead, I am glad to know we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely, ,11

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

August 14, 1998

Ms. Marietta P. Hawkes Apartment 12-E 405 East 14th Street New York, New York 10009-2701

Dear Ms. Hawkes:

You were so kind to write and take note of my aimouncement.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

August 14, 1998

Ms. Dorothy M. Henderson 1214 South 44th Avenue Yakima, Washington 98908

Dear Ms. Henderson:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate your thoughts and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure 1 measure up.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHI'TE HOUSE WASH INGION

April 2, 1996

Ray Herles, Ph.D. 1325 Route 31

Annandale, New Jersey 08801

Dear Dr. Herles: Thank you very much for sharing your ideas with me. I think we are on the right track, and I am glad to know that you agree. It is important that we balance the budget, but we must do it in a way that is good for the economy and that maintains our values.

As we work in the days ahead to find common ground on a balanced budget, I appreciate your support and I send you my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

August 25,1998

Mr. David Herlihy Harvard Club Board of Governors Harvard Club of Boston 374 Commonwealth Avenue Boston, Massachusetts 02215-2860

Dear Mr, Herlihy:

Thank you very much for your kind invitation to address a gathering of the Harvard Club of Boston. While I would relish the opportimity to join you, I am afraid that I am not accepting any invitations at this point for the period after my departure from the White House. However, I will be back in touch with you once my plans are more clear.

With thanks and best wishes.

Mike McCurry (j Press Secretary May 28, 1996

Greg Hernandez U.S. Department of Commerce Room 6013 14th Street and Constitution Avenue Washington, DC 20230

Dear Greg:

Thank you very much for your letter. It looks like you've been doing some good work over there! I'm a firm believer that solid news analysis is a cornerstone of any good press operation.

Best wishes to you, and to Debra as well.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 29, 1998

Ms. William L. Hershey Director of Strategic Communications Weber Ryan McGirm Suite 610 2300 Clarendon Boulevard Arlington, Virginia 22201-3367

Dear Bill:

You were so kind to write and talce note of my aimouncement.

I told the boss tiiatthi s has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Milce McCurry • Press Secretary r\ 1.1 IIK WHITE II or SI WASH IN(; i'o\

September 21, 1998

Ms. Catherine Heslin 320 Leavenworth Street, Apartment 3 Manhattan, Kansas 66502

Dear Ms. Heslin:

Thank you for your expression of support. I always enjoy reading the thoughts and comments of citizens from around the country. 1 am grateful for your encouragement and advice.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry ' Press Secretary THE WHITl', HOUSl-; WASIIINCJI'ON

August 14, 1998

Mr. C. Clarkson Hine Director of Communications Fortune Brands, Inc. 1700 East Putnam Avenue Old Greenwich, Connecticut 06870

Dear Clarkson:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

Many thanks and best wishes as you embark on your newest adventure.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary 'I HE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

October 9, 1996

Mr. Paul Hill 790 Redwood Drive Southampton, Pennsylvania 18960 Dear Mr. Hill:

J^'f^IT ^^"^ I ^PP'-^'^iate your interest in the Admimstration, and I apologize that I was unable to respond sooner.

As you requested, I have enclosed your two cards wiUi my Sr^" ^^^"^^ ^"'^ ^ '^""^ "^y ''^^"^ Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

.Tuly 29, 1998

The Honorable Fred Hochberg Deputy Administrator Small Business Administration 7th Floor 409 3rd Sti-eet, S.W. Washington, D.C. 20416

Dear Fred:

You were so kind to write and take note of my annoimcement.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH 1 NCilON

October 11, 1996

Mr. R. Hunter Hogewood 2227 20tii Street, N.W. Washington, D C. 20009

Dear MryHogewood:

Thank you very much for your letter. I am sorry I was unable to respond sooner. After all diese years, it was wonderful to hear from one of my favorite "eccentric southerners."

Thanks also for sharing your idea about a Presidential visit to Montgomery Blair High School. Although I am sure that he would love to talk to your smdents, I am afraid that given the volume of scheduling requests, it may be tough to arrange.

What about a visit from me? Let me know what you think. If my schedule permits, I am more than willing to stop by.

Best wishes.

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH ING ION

February 12, 1998

Mr. John Hohenberg 7118 Sheffield Drive Knoxville, Tennessee 37909

Dear Mr. Hohenberg:

Thank you very much for your most recent note. 1 appreciate your continuing support and I will be sure to share your letter with the President.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary TH E WHITE HOUSl'. WASH I NG I'ON

July 24, 1996

Mr. G.E. Holmer 3227 Brailsford Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520

Dear Mr. Holmer,

Thank you very much for your letter. The concerns of citizens like you, who care deeply about our country, mean a great deal to me. And although I understand your frustration, 1 hope that you will stay involved as we continue our efforts to move the nation forward.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry / Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WAS KINGTON

June I, 1998

Ms. Frances Hooley 433 We;;t 460th Street Riverdale, New York 10471

Dear Ms. Hooley:

Thanlc you very much for your letter. I was touched by your personal experience, and I am glad you shared your suggestions and concems.

I want you to know that even as we work to promote fiscal responsibility, we will continue to fight to ensure that our nation does not turn its back on the health and well-being of our citizens young and old. We are doing everything we can to bring about the real changes that will guarantee our country a more secure and prosperous future.

I appreciate your interest in social security, and I send you my best wishes.

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASH INGTON

January 15, 1998

Mr. Mike Hopkins President (jraphic Arts Center Publishing Company Post Office Box 10306 Portland, Oregon 97296-0306

Dear Mr. Hoplcins:

Thank you very much for getting in touch with me. I am happy to share the copy of Margaret Muries' Two in the Far North with the President. It is a testament to her inspirational fight to preserve America's wilderness for future generations and as such, is a fitting addition to the White House library.

I have enclosed a copy of the President's remarks at this morning's Medal of Freedom ceremony for your reference and send you my best wishes for the year ahead.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

July 30, 1998

Ms. Meta Horton Apartinent II306-B 501 Security Avenue Security, Colorado 80911

Dear Ms. Horton:

You were so kind to write and talce note of my armouncement.

I told the boss that tiiis has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in tiie future to make siu-e I measure up.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH INGTON

August 28, 1995

Mr. Robert Houston Oklahoma Youth Govemor 8721 West 61st Street Tulsa, Oklahoma 74131-7302

Dear Govemor Houston,

Thank you for your recent note. I enjoyed meeting with the Youth Governors back in June and look forward to doing it again. It is nice to have a chance to talk to the future leaders of America.

Good luck in the future and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH INGTON

Junes, 1995

Mrs. Grayle W. Hewlett, Jr. 101 Court Street, #408 Evansville, Indiana 47708

Dear Mrs. Hewlett,

Thank you for your recent note. I always appreciate hearing the opinions of our friends from around the country. Though we may differ on some issues, please know that I respect your concems. I hope that our common interest for the future of America will umte us.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINOTON

July 30, 1998

Ms. Stacy Hoye 909 Croton Drive Alexandria, Virginia 22308

Dear Ms. Hoye:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one tiiat I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the future to make sure I measure up.

As you requested, I have enclosed a signed photograph. I hope you enjoy it and I send you my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary K WII I TE HOUSl W \ S I M \ I! T O \

September 14, 1998

Mrs. Richard H. Hoyt 1000 Greenville Circle Columbia, South Carolina 29210-7927

Dear Mrs. Hoyt: Thank you for your expression of support. 1 always enjoy reading the thoughts and comments of citizens from around the country. 1 am grateful for your encouragement and advice.

Mike McCuny Press Secretary Ccur4

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October 2, 1998

Mr. Marvin St. Hubert 3903 Australian Court West Palm Beach, Florida 33407

Dear ^4^ert:NWv/>l^

Thank you for your note. 1 appreciate your kind words of support. You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

(

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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February 27, 1996

Mr. Dennis K. Huffman 2574 South 500 East Vernal, Utah 84078-8823

Dear Mr. Huffman:

Thank you very much for your support and encouragement. I think we are moving in the right direction, and it is good to know that you agree.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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July 30, 1998

Mrs. William Hughes 14421 Colter Way Magalia, Califomia 95954

Dear Mrs. Hughes:

You were so kind to write and talce note of my announcement,

I told the boss that this has been a great if challenging job, but it's one that I'll always be proud I held. I appreciate what you said and I hope you'll keep your eye out for me in the fiiture to make sure I measure up.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 28, 1997

Mr. Bob Hume Post Office Box 252 East Palestine, Ohio 44413

Dear Mr. Hume:

Thank you very much for your letter. As you requested, I have enclosed a signed business calling card. I hope you enjoy it, and I send you my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 28, 1997

Ms. Susannah Hunnewell Senior Editor George 41st Floor 1633 Broadway New York, New York 10019

Dear Susannah:

Thank you very much for your letter. 1 was pleased to have the opportunity to meet with you and Matthew, and look forward to working with you both in the future.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary LM/^^ .-.^y^lV^V ']^^ June 18, 1995

Ms. Swanee Hunt Chair, The Hunt Alternatives Fund 500 East Eights Avenue Denver, Colorado 80203

Dear Ms. Hunt,

Thank you for sending to me the 1994 Annual Report of the Hunt Alternatives Fund. Keep up the good work!

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASH INGTON

March 19, 1997

Mr. Terry Hunt President White House Correspondents' Association 1067 National Press Building Washington, D.C. 20045

Dear Terry: As a follow-up to the Press Office's meeting yesterday with the White House Correspondents' Association and the network pool chair, I want to reiterate the White House's commitment to mobilizing the pool as quickly as possible when the President leaves on short notice. The Press Office has been assured that the Press Secretary will be in the first round of immediate notifications whenever there is an emergency Presidential movement. The White House is working on an impro'ved notification system that will ensure that all relevant parties are alerted in a timely fashion. We will also work to improve pool notifications whenever there is an unscheduled Presidential movement in non-emergency situations.

If you have any questions on the above, please feel free to contact me.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary WH TTI-: llOl.iSl WAS H I N(, TON

September 14, 1998

Ms. Shana Wendy Miranda Hurst 28334 Churchill Smith Lane Mount Dora, Florida 32757

Dear Ms. Hurst:

Thank you for your letter. The suggestions and concems of citizens like you, who care deeply about the future of our country mean a great deal to me. 1 appreciate the efforts you have made to share your ideas.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary I'HE WHTTE HOUSE WASH I NG' ION

February 27, 1996

W.F. Hurt 103 Orton Avenue Waverly, Tennessee 37185

Dear W.F.:

Thank you very much for sharing your ideas with me. The support and encouragement of citizens like you, who care deeply about the future of our country means a great deal to me.

Thanks again, you have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

Febmary 27, 1996

Mr. Philip A. Hutchinson, Jr. President and Chief Executive Officer Association of Intemational Automobile Manufacturers, Inc Suite 1200 1001 19th Street North Ariington, Virginia 22209

Dear Mr. Hutchinson:

Thank you very much for sending me a copy of AIAM's latest publication. As we work to expand economic opportunities and renew Amenca's communities, I appreciate having this careful analysis.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

August 28, 1997

Mr. Lester S. Hyman Swindler & Berlin Suite 300 3000 K SU-eet, NW Washington, DC 20007-5116

Dear Les:

Thank you very much for your note and for passing along the copy of Marianne Means' column. I appreciate her point of view and I am grateful that you took the time to copy it for me. As we continue to look ahead, you have my thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely, THE WHITE HOUSE WASH ING ION

March 13, 1997

Mr. Lester S. Hyman Swidler & Berlin Suite 300 3000 K Street, NW Washington, D.C. 20007-5116

Dear Mr. Hyman:

Thank you for your recent letter. Your support means a great deal and of course, I appreciate your kind words about my work. As we look forward to the challenges ahead, I am glad to know that we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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Febmary 2, 1998

Dr. Marcel Ibikunle Guritzerstr. 25/1/5 A-5020 Salzburg Germany

Dear Dr. Ibikunle:

Thank you very much for your thoughtful letter. Your support and encouragement means a great deal. As we look forward to the challenges ahead, I am glad to know we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry fJ Press Secretary \j THI', WHTTT; HOUSE WASHINGION

June 12, 1996

Robert E. Ingle Courier-Post 301 Cuthbert Boulevard Cherry Hill, New Jersey 08002

Dear M

Thank you for sending me a copy of your Forum article on the President's Hackensack roundtable in March. It was nice to see you go out of your way to provide such extensive coverage!

You have niy best wishes.

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November 20, 1996

Ms. Shannon Jacobs Apartment 740 1630 R Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20009

Dear Ms. Jacobs:

Thank you very much for getting in touch with me. Although there are no openings in my office at the moment, I am glad to have a copy of your resume, and will certainly keep your name in mind in the days to come.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary I'll I-: W l-I TTK l-IOt SI- WASH I \(, ION

October 28, 1997

Mr. Nasser Jahanbani Apartment 1416 1501 Bethesda Road Bethesda, Maryland 20816

Dear Mr. Jahanbani:

Thank you for getting in touch with me. I have taken the liberty of sharing your letter to the President with a number of my colleagues and 1 am hopeful that you will get the response for which you have been searching.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WA.SHINGTON

September 9, 1996

Matt James Vice President of Communications and Media Programs The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation 2400 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, Califomia 94025 Dear Matt: Thank you very much for your kind invitation and for sending me the copy of Rosa Lee. While I am sure tiiat I would have enjoyed the discussion, not to mention the dinner at Nora, I will be hitting the road once again tomorrow and will not be able to join you. However, I will be sure to take a look at Leon Dash's book, and T send you my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry r WHITE HOI SI U AS I M N <; !'(I N

September 21, 1998

Ms. Anita Jamros 4607 Connecticut Avenue Northwest Apartment 820 Washington D.C. 20008

Dear Ms. Jamros:

Thank you for your expression of support. I always enjoy reading the thoughts and comments of citizens from around the country. 1 am grateful for your encouragement and advice.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHTTE HOUSE WASH I N(; iON

September 20, 1996

The Honorable Bob Jauch Senator of the State of Wisconsin Post Office Box 7882 Madison, Wisconsin 53707-7882

Dear Senator Jauch:

Thank you for your letter and for sending me the clipping from the Joumal-Sentind. I appreciate your insights and encouragement. As I work to unite the picture and the headline, I am glad to know that we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary (,0 P"*^' . THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

July 30, 1998

Ms. Eva Jaynes 331 North Kirlcman Stt-eet Florence, Alabama 35630

Dear Ms. Jaynes:

You were so kind to write and take note of my armouncement.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary HI-; WHI TE l-IOUSE WASH I N(; TON

May 20, 1997

Mr. Peter Jennings ABC News

Dear Peter:

I wanted to take a moment to comment on your coverage of the President's recent visit to Mexico. Your decision to launch ABC's Mexico City bureau during the trip was an ideal way to frame the story, and helped to provide the "front and center" coverage that helped set you apart from the rest.

You and your colleagues should be proud of the insight and high level of cultural understanding you brought to your newscast, and I wanted you to know that your extia effort did not go unnoticed.

You have my thanks. Sincerely, X

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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July 29, 1997

Mrs. 11a W. Johnson 405 Hemdon Drive Winston Salem, North Carolina 27104

Dear Mrs. Johnson:

Thank you very much for your letter. The support of concemed citizens like you, who care deeply about America's future, means a great deal to the President. Your kind words and encouragement are greatly appreciated, and as we look forward to the challenges ahead, 1 am glad to know that we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 29,1998

Mr. Tom Johnson CNN One CNN Center Atianta, Georgia 30348

Dear Tom:

You were so Icind to write and talce note of my announcement.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Milce McCurry Press Secretary

0 August 28, 1995

Ms. Shirley Jones 515 North C Street Arkansas City, Kansas 67005

Dear Ms. Jones,

Thank you for your recent note. I always enjoy reading the thoughts and comments of citizens from around the country. You bring up some very good points.

Though we may differ on some issues, I hope our mutual concern for the fiiture of America will unite us.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretaiy THE WHTTE HOUSE WASHING TON

August 14, 1998

Mr. Trevor M. Jones Post Office Box 1521 Tahoe City, California 96145

Dear Mr. Jones:

You were so kind to write and take note of my announcement.

Many thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHTTE HOUSE WASH I NG ION

March 17, 1997

Ms. Nancy R. Joseph 215 Deland Avenue Indiatiantic, Florida 32903-3503

Dear Ms. Joseph:

Thank you very much for your thoughtful note. Your support and encouragement means a great deal, and of course your kind words about my work are appreciated as well. As we look forward to challenges ahead, I am glad to know that we have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary May 16, 1996

Linda Justice 1652 Cedar Creek Road Shelby, North Carolina 28152

Dear Linda,

Thanks so much for your letter. I appreciate you taking the time to write and explain your part of the McCurry family tree to me. Also, as you requested, I have enclosed an autographed photo of myself at a White House briefing.

Again, thanks for writing. It is always great to hear from a fellow McCurry.

Sincerely,

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Kathryn Kahler Communications Director U.S. Department of Education Room 6113 600 Independence Ave, S.W. Washington, DC 20202-0130

Dear Kay:

Thank you very much for the school uniforms news clips you sent me a while back. Your compendium was wonderfully comprehensive, and will be a useful resource for our office in the future.

Best wishes.

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE , -t . r\ .\ f\P

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JT Ijv;^^ 1^'^^ t-A^ fell^^ ih y.^Li^J^y^^. /It ^'/l fill's AM-IA--Kasich's Journey, Bjt,660 Kasich charting a different course By MIKE GLOVER= Associated Press Writer= VAN METER, Iowa (AP) Rep. John Kasich veered from the campaign trail, ' stening with admiration to tales from baseball legend Bob Feller. ""This is just so awesome,'' said Kasich, trying on shirts and caps and ^-dming at a brand-new signed autographed baseball. ""I could run this place and be happy.'' Winking at a reporter, Kasich chuckled, ""I told you that if I ran I wouldn't be like all those other turkeys. ""Seriously, if I do this thing will you help me?'' he asked Feller. ""Any way I can,'' said the Hall of Fame pitcher. With that, Kasich plunged back into campaign mode, heading for the latest stop on his ""back in black tour'' where he's seeking to show youthful exuberance as he ponders a bid for the Republican presidential nomination. The tour theme borrows heavily from rock music, and Kasich is already giving himself high marks. ""We're not exactly the greatest tour in the world, but we're a close second to the great Rolling Stones tour,'' said the Ohio Republican. Kasich is in the midst if a five-day swing through the state where precinct caucuses launch the presidential nominating season. Kasich is little known in Iowa and faces long odds in seeking to run from the House, but he was impressing some. ""I think he's got that energetic forceful nature that some people have felt is lacking in some of the people running for president,'' said House Majority Leader Brent Siegrist, a Council Bluffs Republican. ""That will be attractive to a lot of young, conservative Republicans.'' In his effort, Kasich seeks to take credit for helping form a budget agreement with President Clinton that he said has the potential of keeping the economy humming and make voters forget some of the politically painful lecisions that went into the balanced budget effort. ""There's a real cause for optimism,'' said Kasich. ""I've done root canal for a lot of my life where I've forced people to make hard decisions.'' Along the way, Kasich has jousted with his own party, fighting a highway construction measure he labels as pure political pork. ""We went to Washington to change the culture and habits of Washington,'' said Kasich. ""This is a throwback.'' Using an endless stream of sports analogies, Kasich says he'll keep Republican feet to the fire, if nothing else, with his stumping. ""I've been telling the guys we've got to get off the stool and get into the ring and start going at it again,'' said Kasich. ""I don't want to just stay where we are. I want to do a heck of a lot more.'' While Kasich hasn't made a decision about seeking the GOP nomination, he said he's encouraged by his early testing of the waters and that he set aside significant amounts of campaign time for important early states like Iowa. ""There aren't many cynics in Iowa, which is why I like the state so much,'' said Kasich. While Kasich seeks to bring some youthful vigor to the race, he's careful to pay homage to traditional GOP issues. ""Balancing the budget is as old-fashioned an American value as you can find,'' said Kasich. ""We have a real stake in not sliding out of the budget agreement, which is why I am so passionate in terms of defending it, even when I suspect that my own party might be getting a little weak-kneed about it.'' Aides stepped in to end a rapid-fire exchange with reporters, gently suggesting it was time to move along. ""I was just starting to enjoy this,'' Kasich said. ""I could go on for another hour.'' **** filed by:APW-(IA) on 04/07/98 at 15:25EST **** THE WHITE HOUSE

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July 28, 1997

Ms. Eva Kasten Executive Vice President The Advertising Council, Inc. 1730 Rhode Island Avenue, N W Washington, D.C. 20036

Dear Eva:

to have therneftt of S^^^^^ ^-/^ thought and glad and expertise. "'^^ ' considerable experience

Thanks and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry J Press Secretary THE WHTTE HOUSl-! WASH INC; iON

July 23, 1996

Ms. Ruth H. Kaufmann 223 Commodore Parkway Rochester, New York 14625-2031

Dear Ms. Kaufman,

Thank you very much for your kind note. Your support and encouragement mean a great deal to me and I am happy to know that I have your "thumbs up."

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON

April 19. 1995

Ms. Dons Rauscnen 1120 Tarn O'Shanter Ontario, California 91761

Dear Ms. Kauschen,

Thank you for your recent note. I always appreciate hearing the suggestions of our friends from around the country. Please know that your ideas count and will be considered.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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May 3, 1995

Mr. Ray Kelly President The Investigative Group, Inc. 366 Madison Avenue 9th Floor

New York, New York 10017-3122

Dear Mr. Kelly; Thank you for your letter and the chance to do a great pubt -vant I well-deserved favor. Stay in touch! Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary

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May 3, 1995

Mr, Penn Kemble Deputy Director United States Information Agency Washington, D C, 20547

Dear Penn,

Thanks for the note. We're mulling it over to see what we can do Funibashi is a serious guy and we ought to figure out how to respond to his telling observation.

Sincerely, • ,.•;,/; Mike McCurry Press Secretary '},:^ THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

June 1, 1998

Ms. Catherine R. Kennedy Apartment 20 2405 McKinley Avenue El Paso, Texas 79930

Dear Ms, Kennedy:

Thank you very much for your letter and your kind words. I am grateful for your encouragemem and support. As we look forward to the challenges ahead, I'm glad to have your "thumbs up.'

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely, %JMt Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHTT1-; HOUSE WAS II I NG ION

February 20, 1997

Mr. Charles L. Kennedy Political Science Department Pennsylvania State University - York Campus 1031 Edgecomb Avenue York, Pennsylvania 17403-3398

Dear Mr. Kennedy:

Thank you very much for your note and for passing along a copy of "It Takes a Village to Build a Bridge." Your call to service is an inspiration, and I am pleased to know, that as we look forward to the challenges ahead, you will be part of our team.

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary QCi'X / ^t THE WHITE HOUSE WASH I NGTON

May 3, 1995

Mr. Colin Kennedy 707 Lincoln Avenue Clay Center, Kansas 67432

Dear Mr, Kennedy:

Thank you for your note. You expressed interesi in photographing the President the next time he is in Kansas There should be ample opportunities to get close eiiouyh to the President to snap a clear picture of him

If you are interested in obtaining press credentials to enter the White House and travel with the President, you'll need to direct such requests to our office manager at the press office.

Regarding your request for a birthday greeting for your mother, such requests are handled by the Office of Correspondence. The President sends out birthday cards to individuals after they reach 80 years of age. Perhaps in three years you'll want to request a commemorative birthday card for her.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

July 30, 1998

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Kemiett 1314 Soutii Homer Street Pittsburg, Kansas 66762

Dear Mr. and Mrs. Keimett:

You were so kind to write and talce note of my announcement.

Many thanlcs and best wishes.

Sincerely,

Mike McCurry Press Secretary