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1986 NGA Annual Meeting ~====~~=========================================- TRANSCRIPT • OF PROCEEDINGS NATIONAL GOVERNORS' ASSOCIATION FIRST PLENARY SESSION LIBRARY OF • STATE SERVICES ORGANIZATION Hilton Head, South Carolina Sunday, August 24, 1986 ACE-FEDERAL REPORTERS, L!\Ie. Stenotype Reporters 444 North Capitol Street Washington, D.C. 20001 (202) 347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 1 CR27925.0 e: -'~/dnw --e-- NATIONAL GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION 2 3 FIRST PLENARY SESSION 4 5 6 7 Hyatt Regency Hotel Ballroom I 8 Hilton Head, South Carolina 9 Sunday, August 24, 1986 10 The first plenary session convened at 12:35 p.m. 11 14 15 16 17 18 2.0 21 22 23 24 25 ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 - 27925.0 2 cox • 1 -----------PRO C E E DIN G S 2 GOVERNOR ALEXANDER: Good morning, ladies and 3 gentlemen, guests. I would like to call this meeting of 4 the Governors session to order. 5 MR. BRANSCOMB: Audio. 6 GOVERNOR ALEXANDER: Thank you very much. 7 Ladies and gentlemen and my fellow Governors, we want to 8 begin the 78th meeting of the National Governors' 9 Association, and ask the Governors to please take their 10 seats; some of the most comfortable seats, as Governor 11 O'Neill observed, in any of the Governors' meetings. We 12 thank Governor Riley for that. We have a fascinating '13 .afternoon ahead of us and I think a fascinating next 2-1/2 14 days. I have a few 'pieces of business to get out of the 15 way before we begin. 16 May I have a motion and a second for the 17 adoption of our usual rules of procedure. Motion and a 18 second. 19 Any objection? 20 They are adopted. 21 I would like to announce at this time that any 22 Governor intending to offer a motion, or a suspension of 23 the rules, for the purpose of introducing a policy 24 statement for consideration at Tuesday's plenary session, 25 must do so in writing by the close of business tomorrow. ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 27925.0 3 cox 1 If the Governors have substantial amendments, it 2 would be a help if they would also be made in writing. I 3 hope you will give all copies of that to Jim Martin of the 4 NGA staff. 5 There will be some elections of our own before 6 we leave on Tuesday, and I have asked five of our members 7 to serve as members of the nominating committee for next 8 year's Executive Committee: Governors Janklow, Atiyeh, 9 Ril~y, Lamm, and Governor John Carlin as Chairman. 10 We are already enjoying South Carolina and 11 _ Hilton Head and the Rile~s, the first family here, as well 12 as all of the other families. And co welcome us again, the 13 honorable Governor Dick Riley, the Governor of South 14 Carolina. Dick. 15 (Applause.) 16 GOVERNOR RILEY: Thank you so much, Lamar. It's 17 certainly a great honor for me as Governor to welcome all 18 of you here. south Carolina is so proud to have this very 19 important conference, proud to have all the distinguished 20 Governors and the guests here with us. I think you can 21 sense the great warmth that's present here from the people 22 of this state. One of my favorite stories about the sea 23 coast is when my wife and I had our children down to 24 pawleys Island, which is up the coast a little bit from 25 here, one summer. We had three little children at the time. ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 27925.0 4 cox • 1 We have four now: but Hubert was about four years old, and 2 we were walking on the beach early one morning, nobody was 3 out there but Hubert and myself, and I told Hubert to look 4 out into the ocean -- and no boats, no nothing -- and to 5 concentrate on what was important -- and he was a little 6 tiny fellow. He looked out at the ocean, the ocean waves 7 were rolling in and rolling in. He looked up at me, big 8 eyes shining, he said, "Daddy, it just keeps flushing and 9 flushing and flushing." So I hope as you ~ll look out into 10 the ocean, you can have a little more profound thoughts 11 than Hubert. 12 But I am so proud, as the issues we have 13 discussed here at this meeting -- we will address the 14 .critical issues for all states and, really, for the future 15 of this nation, and for all young people, certainly, and 16 all the people. That is this issue of quality education, 17 American educational reform. 18 But Hilton Head and all South Carolina have 19 thrown their doors open. And I hope, in turn, you will be 20 impressed with the beauty of this island and the entire low 21 country of South Carolina. It is indeed steeped in legend 22 and in mystery, and is unsurpassed, I think, in natural 23 beauty and climate anywhere. 24 By the end of your stay, I am sure you will 25 agree with our court laureate Henry Timrod, who lived in ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 80().336-6646 27925.0 5 cox • 1 the mid-1800s and served as court laureate then. Talking 2 about this state, he said, "We thank Him for placing us 3 here beneath so kind a sky." 4 This welcome also would not be complete without 5 thinking of those farmers all across the country and 6 thanking you Governors and all involved, for sending the 7 large quantities of hay here during our very critical 8 drought that has occurred over the past six or eight months. 9 It was an outpouring of warmth and support. We appreciate 10 it. I think it has touched people allover the nation and 11 certainly we have been very grateful. 12 With the focus of this meeting on the 1991 13 Education Report, I think it's particularly significant 14 that it's being held here in South Carolina. We in our 15 state are proud of the pioneering efforts that have been 16 made for educational reforms, by parents and children and 17 grandparents and teachers and principals, business people, 18 all working together. 19 Knowing the caliber of Governors here, their 20 determination to place the children of America as their top 21 priority, I am certainly confident, as one of your fellow 22 Governors, that we will succeed. 23 As Governor of this state, it is a privilege for 24 our state and Hilton Head to be the location of this 25 important national effort led by our states' Governors. ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 27925.0 6 ecox 1 Our one great treasure, Mr. Chairman, that we 2 have in South Carolina, is a great appreciation and 3 sensitivity of all the arts. Last night those of you who 4 were at the function saw and heard Clay Rice, who, along 5 with his well-known grandfather, Carew Rice, was a 6 silhouetter, a person who developed this great art of 7 silhouetting. Clay has done a special silhouette of a low 8 country scene that will be mailed to all the Governors. I 9 know you will enjoy and appreciate it. Walter Greer is an 10 excellent, well-recognized national artist from Hilton Head 11 and one of his paintings, of course, you will have of a low 12 country scene. e 13 But I am pleased this morning to "have wi th us 14 Grace Freeman of Rock Hill, South Carolina, our beloved 15 poet laureate. She and her husband, John, are down 16 visiting with us. We put at all of your desks a copy of 17 her most recent volume, "Not Set in Stone." I would note 18 what she said about her husband in it, as she dedicates the 19 volume to him, that he is her constant in life. Grace has 20 autographed a copy for each of you. I know you will enjoy 21 it. Let me ask Grace, and John too, if you will stand and 22 be recognized. 23 (Applause.) 24 GOVERNOR RILEY: Let me ask you, if you would, 25 as I conclude my welcoming remarks, turn to page 11 of the ACE-FEDERAL REpORTERS, INC. 202-347-3700 Nationwide Coverage 800-336-6646 .25.0 7 1 title poem, "Not Set in Stone." Grace, if you don't mind 2 me saying, a whimsical yet very meaningful little poem, 3 with an important message that would provide, I think, a 4 sound beginning, Lamar, for this conference. The last two 5 lines, I would like to read it~ the last two lines I will 6 share with you, "Life's appetites and answers are not set 7 in stone." 8 So, Mr. Chairman and my fellow Governors, 9 welcome to South Carolina. Answers to our heavy state 10 problems are indeed not set in stone. We are all anxious 11 to share our ideas, to seek our best solutiqps working 12 together. Welcome. 13 (Applause.) 14 GOVERNOR ALEXANDER: Thank you very much, Dick 15 Riley and the host committee and the people of South 16 Carolina, for this wonderful visit. A few years ago, it 17 was possible to find a great many parents, citizens and 18 especially educators, who would tell you in a minute that 19 the Governors were too disinterested in education.
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