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Iowa Master Pork Producers Banquet This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Iowa Master Pork Producers Banquet MASTER 1994 Iowa Pork Congress Iowa Pork Producers Association Marriott Hotel Des Moines, Iowa Tuesday, January 18, 1994 6:30 P.M. Page 1 of 94 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 1993 Master Pork Producers Master Pork Producers Program Tim & Mary Bierman ............................................. Larrabee Keith & Randy Kuecker ........................................... Algona Mike & Kim Sievers .................................................. Newell Swine Right Inc ................................................... Alexander Jeff & Scott Jensen, Jay Schumann Eugene Nieman ........................................................ Nashua Joe & Pam Marzen ................................................ Stacyville Gary Weber ......................................................... Holy Cross Chuck Schmitt ....................................................... Lohrville Brad Dennis & Jacque Hoover ............................ Guthrie Center David R. Deyoe ........................................................ Nevada Trip le G Farms, Ltd ........................................ Webster City Emmett Stevermer .. .................. ... Iowa State University Gerald, Gerry & George Gourley, Brad Jordahl Mike N ieuwsma ........................... Fer ta Animal Health Kevin & Becky Whitaker ...................................... Clemons 1993 HONORARY MASTER PORK PRODUCERS Michael L. & Susan Deahr .............................. West Liberty Tim Kapucian ...... Iowa Pork Producers Association President Kevin Fenn ................................................................ Carson Mike & Lori Nelson ............................................ Greenfield RECOGNITION OF RETIRING DIRECTORS Lee &Joan Nossaman ............................................ Leighton Tim Kapucian ...... Iowa Pork Producers Association President Dennis & Janis Vittetoe ................................... Washington PASSING OF THE GAVEL Chuck & Marti Kulow ............................................ Oakville Tim Kapucian ..................................... 1993 IPPA President Tom Floy ............................................. 1994 IPP A President 1993 Master Seedstock Producer Dennis Hu inker ........................................................ Calmar "Wild West Shindig" John Huinker .......................................................... Decorah You are invited to indulge your sweet tooth - and kick up 1994 Pork All.-American your heels - following the awards program. Enjoy dessert treats, Roger & Linda Coon ............................................. Lohrville foot stompin' music and "arresting" entertainment, all located on the third floor of the Marriott Hotel. A special thanks to Blanco for providing our "Wild West Shindig." Page 2 of 94 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu While recognition of any kind is welcome, acknowledgement from one's peers is the best there is. On that basis, the annual awarding of the Master Pork Producer honors during the Iowa Pork Congress is a major highlight of the three-day convention. For members of the Iowa Pork Producers, selection is more than just a nod in their direction; it is tantamount to industry-wide approval for a job well done. Producers are nominated by county pork producer associations and, after farm visits made by Iowa State University and Iowa Pork Producers Association officials, the master producers are selected from the nominees. The awards program is a cooperative effort between the Iowa Pork Producers Association and the ISU Extension Service. Page 3 of 94 BOB DOLE ID:202-408-5117 JAN 18'94 10:56 No.002 P.02 FINAL 1/18/94 SENATOR DOLE SCHEDULE -- ~ANUABY 18, 1994 10:40 AM Lv. residence 11:00 AM Ar. Washington National Airport Signature Flight Support 703/719-8440 11:05 AM Lv. Washington AIRCRAFT: Citation II TAIL NO,: N 870 PT OWNER: TPT Aviation (leased by Springs lndustries) PILOT: Charles Hardin 704/896-2182 Pager: 704/861-5414 CO-PILOT: Terry Shealy Pager: 704/861-5415 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.eduMANIFEST: Senator Dole FLIGHT TIME: 1 hr 25 mins CONTACT: Laura Faile 803/547-3781 TPT Aviation 1-800-352-8682 704/853-8778 12:30 PM Ar. Columbia, South Carolina Metropolitan Airport Eagle Aviation 803/822-5555 MET BY: Ned Johnson 803/799-9800 (0) 803/254-3216 (H) 12:35 PM Lv. Metropolitan Airport (Vehicle provided by State Law Enforcement Division) DRIVE TIME: 20-25 minutes 1:00 PM Ar. Columbia Marriott 803/771-7000 Page 4 of 94 BOB DOLE I D: 202-408- 5117 Jf=lN 18 ' 94 10 :56 No . 002 P. 03 PAGf; TilO 1:00 PM- ~TTEND/SPEAK - ANNUAL MEETING OF BlPEC 2:00 PM {S.C. Business & Industry Political Education Cmte.) CROWD SlZE: 250 PRESS: OPEN CONTACT: Moffatt Burriss Director 803/254-0476 (0) 803/353-8495 (H) 803/690-3500 (Beeper) PROGRAM: 12:30 Lunch is served HEAD TABLE: Senator Dole Senator Thurmond Governor Carroll Campbell ~immy Johnson, This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas BIPEC Chairman & Emcee http://dolearchives.ku.edu Roger Whaley, BIPEC Event Chairman Moffatt Burriss, Exec. VP of BIPEc 1:10- Remarks & Intro senator Dole - l: 20 Senator Thurmond 1: 20- REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE 1:40 1:40- Q&A 1:50 1:50- Remarks - Governor Campbell 2:00 2:00 PM- PRESS AVAILABILITY - SENATOR DOLE, SENATOR THURMOND 2:15 PM AND GOVERNOR CAMPBELL 2:15 PM Lv. Marriott ttotel 2:30 PM Ar. Caldwell-Boylston House (Governor's Mansion) 803/737-3006 2:30 PM- ATTEND FUNDRAISING RECEPTION TO BENEFIT 3:30 PM BIPEC AND S.C. GOP CROWD SIZE: 150 FORMAT: Mix and Mingle, Photo ops 3:40 PM Lv. Governor•s Mansion Page 5 of 94 BOB DOLE ID : 202- 408- 5117 JRN 18'94 10 : 57 No . 002 P . 04 PAGE THREE 4:10 PM Ar. Eagle Aviation 803/822-5555 4:15 PM Lv. Columbia AIRCRAFT: Citation V TAIL NO.; N 920 PM (Same pilots, same operators as in-bound) FLIGHT TIME~ 2 hrs 25 mins TIME CHANGE: -1 hour NOTE: Jo-Anne to call 515/240-1283 with Iowa ETA 5:40 PM ~r. Des Moines, Iowa Signatur~ Flight Support 515/285-4221 NOTE: TOM SYNHORST WILL MEET YOU IN DES MOINES, AND PERHAPS GO ON TO WICHITA WITH YOU This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu MET BY; Tom Floy, President-Elect, Iowa Pork Producers Assoc. Jerry Becker, Past President Don Gingerich, NPPC Past President Mike Telford, Executive Director 5:45 PM Lv. Signature Flight Support 6:00 PM Ar. Marriott Hotel 515/245-5500 6:20 PM PROCEED TO HALL OF CITlES (3RD FLOOR) 6:30 PM- PRESS CONFERENCE 7:00 PM 7:00 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK - IOWA PORK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION 8:15 PM ANNUAL BANQUET CROWD SIZE: 500-600 CONTACT: Mike Telford 515/225-7675 (0) 515/438-4596 (H) 515/240-1283 (Mobile) Page 6 of 94 BOB DOL E ID :202- 408- 5117 JAN 18'94 10 :57 No . 002 P. 05 PAGB FOUB T\l••4ay1 January 18 <continued>; Senator Dole's Table: Governor Terry Branstad Mrs. Chris Branstad Tim Kapucian, IPPA President Tom Floy, IPPA President-elect Glen Keppy, NPPC President-elect Senator Jack Rife - Minority Leader Dr. Martin Jischke - President, Iowa State Univ. Don Gingerich, NPPC Past President 8:15 PM Lv. Marriott Hotel 8:30 PM Ar. Signature Flight support 515/285-4221 8:40 PM Lv. Des Moines FLIGHT TIME: 1 hour This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 9:40 PM Ar. Wichita, Kansas Jabara Airport Midwest Corporate Aviation 316/636-9700 PICK UP KANSAS SCHEDULE RON: Marriott 316/651-0333 Page 7 of 94 BOB DOL E ID : 202-408-5117 JAN 18'94 10:56 No . 002 P. 02 FINAL 1/lB/94 SEN~TOR DOLE SCHEDULE -- JANUARY 18, 1994 10:40 AM Lv. residence 11:00 AM Ar. Washington National Airport Signature Flight Support 703/719-8440 11:05 AM Lv. Washington AIRCRAFT: Citation II TAIL NO,: N 870 PT OWNER: TPT Aviation (leased by Springs Industries) PILOT: Charles Hardin 704/896-2182 Pager: 704/861-5414 CO-PILOT: Terry Shealy Pager: 704/861-5415 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.eduMANIFEST: Senator Dole FLIGHT TIME: 1 hr 25 mins CONTACT: Laura Faile 803/547-3781 TPT Aviation 1-800-352-8682 704/853-B77B 12:30 PM Ar. Columbia, South Carolina Metropolitan Airport Eagle Aviation 803/822-5555 MET BY: Ned Johnson 803/799-9800 (0) 803/254-3216 (H) 12:35 PM Lv. Metropolitan Airport (Vehicle provided by State Law Enforcement Division) DRIVE TIME: 20-25 minutes 1:00 PM Ar. Columbia Marriott 803/771-7000 Page 8 of 94 BOB DO LE ID:202-40<3-5117 JAi ·~ 1<3 '94 10 :56 No . 002 P . 03 Pl\GE TWO 1:00 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK - ANNUAL MEETING OF BIPEC 2:00 PM (S,C. Business & Industry Political Education Cmte.) CROWD SIZE: 250 PRESS: OPEN CONTACT: Moffatt Burriss Director 803/254-0476 {O) 803/353-8495 (H) 803/690-3500 (Beeper) PROGRAM: 12:30 Lunch is served HEAD TABLE: Senator Dole Senator Thurmond Governor Carroll Campbell Jimmy Johnson, BIPEC Chairman & Emcee This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, UniversityRoger of KansasWhaley, BIPEC Event Chairman http://dolearchives.ku.edu Moffatt Burriss, Exec. VP of BIPEC 1:10- Remarks & Intro Senator Dole - 1:20 Senator Thurmond 1:20- REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE 1: 40 1:40- Q&A 1:50 1:50- Remarks - Governor Campbell 2:00 2:00 PM- PRESS AVAlLABILITY - SENATOR DOLE, SENATOR THURMOND 2:15 PM AND GOVERNOR CAMPBELL 2:15 PM Lv. Marriott Hotel 2:30 PM Ar. Caldwell-Boylston House (Governor's Mansion) 803/737-3006 2:30 PM- ATTEND FUNDRAISING RECEPTION TO BENEFIT 3:30 PM BIPEC AND S.C. GOP CROWD SIZE: 150 FORMAT: Mix and Mingle, Photo ops 3:40 PM Lv. Governor's Mansion Page 9 of 94 BOB DO LE ID:202-408-5117 JHt~ 18 '94 10:57 No.002 P. 04 PAGE THREE 4:10 PM Ar. Eagle Aviation 803/822-5555 4;15 PM Lv. Columbia AIRCRAFT: Citation V TAIL NO.; N 920 PM (Same pilots, same operators as in-bound) FLIGHT TIME: 2 hrs 25 mins TIME CHANGE: -1 hour NOTE: Jo-Anne to call 515/240-1283 with Iowa ETA .,_ -~ 5:40 PM Ar.
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