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lINAL CONTACT: Mo Taggart 703/684-7848 Jo-Anne Coe 703/845-1714 mfNATOR DOLE SCHEDULE -- MAY 20 - 21, 1994 -- KBHTUCKX, TINNESSBE, NORTH CAROLINA -- HAINE FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 1:25 PM DEPART Capitol for National Driver: Airport/Signature Flight Colin Beeper: 202/224-4488 #553 1 :40 PM ARRIVE National airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-8440 1:45 PM DEPART Washington for Louisville, Field KY/Standiford FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE
Flight time: 1 hour 25 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (W) 901/685-6994 (h) 3:10 PM ARRIVE Louisville, KY FBO: Signature Flight 502/368-2534 3:15 PM Press Conference 3:30 PM Contact: Larry Cox 502/582-6304 Terry Carmack 502/765-4484 502/765-2002 fax.
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PRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE TWO 3:35 PM DEPART Louisville for Owensboro, (EDT) FBO: KY Million Air Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE
Flight time: 30 minutes Seats: 12-14
Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Mike Glassner Ron Lewis Kay Lewis Rick Rogers 202/546-1631
Time Change: -1 hour
Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h) 3:05 PM ARRIVE Owensboro, (CDT) KY FBO: Million Air 502/926-6700 PARK ON TERMINAL APRON 3:10 PM ATTEND/SPEAK Rally 3:35 PM for Ron Lewis MC: Ron Roark, Format: County Chairman Senator McConnell introduces Lewis Ron Ron Lewis introduces Senator Dole Senator Dole gives remarks INFORMAL PRESS AVAIL as you depart Contact: Terry Carmack 502/765-4484 502/765-2002 fax
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PRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE THRl;B 3:40 PM DEPART Owensboro for Bowling FBO: Green, KY Corporate Flight Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Tail number: N3FE Express)
Flight time; 30 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Ron Lewis Kay Lewis Terry Carmack Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Contact: Sherry Campbell . 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h} 4:10 PM ARRIVE Bowling Green, KY FBO: Corporate Flight 502/781-9797 4:15 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK Rally 4:40 PM for Ron Lewis MC: Jim Skaggs, Format: County Chairman Senator McConnell Lewis introduces Ron Ron Lewis introduces Senator Dole Senator Dole gives remarks INFORMAL Contact: PRESS AVAIL as you Robbin Morrison depart 502/781-1673 Terry Carmack 502/765-4484 502/765-2002 fax
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 (oont'dl PAGI POUR 4:45 PM DEPART Bowling Green for Nashville, TN FBO: Signature Flight
Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE
Flight time: 30 minutes Seats: 12-J..4
Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Meal: Snack
Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h} 5:15 PM ARRIVE Nashville, TN FBO: Signature Flight 615/361-3000 Met by; Jay Graves, Tn. Repub. Party Communications Director 5:20 PM DEPART airport for Tennessee Republican Party's Statesmen's Dinner .Annual Driver: Jay Graves Drive time: 15 minutes Location: Opryland Hotel 2800 Opryland Drive Nashville, TN 5:35 PM ARRIVE Opryland Hotel 615/889-1000 615/871-7741
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FRIPAY, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE FIVE 5:40 PM- ATTEND High Donor Reception 6:10 PM Location: Presidential Suite Attendance: 1 0 0 - 1 5 0 ® $ 3 I Q 0 - $5,000/couple Event runs: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Press: Closed Facility: NonG Format: Mix and mingle Informal remarks Informal photos Contact: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 6:15 PM- ATTEND Table Sponsor Reception 6;35 PM Location: Magnolia Ballroom Attendance: 300@ $1,200 per couple Event runs: 5:30 - 6:55 pm Press: Closed Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Contact: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 6:40 PM- Press Conference with Randle Richardson, Lamar 6:55 PM Alexander, Howard Baker, Winfield Dunn, former Governor of Tennessee Location: Cheekwood Room
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lRIOAY, MAX 20. 1994 (cont'd} PAGB SIX 7:00 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK Tennessee Republican Party's 9:00 PM Statesmen's Dinner 20th Annual Location: Presidential Ballroom Attendance: 1,400 Event runs: 7:00 - 9:00 Press: pm Open - video taped Faci.lity: Riser, podium and mic No headtable (attendees at Senator's table Format: coming) 7: 15 pm Lamar Alexander introduces Senator Dole 7: 20 pm Senator Dole gives remarks 7: 40 pm Senator Dole concludes remarks Contact: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 7:50 PM DEPART OpryJand Hotel for airport Driver.: Jay Graves Drive time: 15 minutes 8:05 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Stevens Aviation 615/360-8100 8:10 PM DEPART Nashville for Raleigh, (CDT) NC FBO: Aviation Services Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE Flight time: 1 hour 15 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Meal: Dinner Manifest.: Senator Dole Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631
Time change: + lhour Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 Doug Buttrey 901/922-64 98 (w) 901/685-6994 (h)
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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd} PAGE SEVJm 10:25 PM ARRIVE Raleigh, NC/Raleigh Durham (EDT) FBO: Airport Aviation Services 919/840-2200 Met by: Marty Cross, DFP '88 Advance 919/828-0528 (h) 919/992-3615 (w) 10:30 PM DEPART airport for Sheraton Imperial Hotel Driver: Marty Cross Drive time: 10 minutes Location: 4700 Emperor Boulevard 10:40 PM ARRIVE Sheraton Imperial Hotel for PRIVATE RON----Sheraton Imperial Hotel 919/941-5050 919/941-5156 (fax)
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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1994 :PAGE EIGHT 11 8:00 AM TODAY Saturday Morning Show" NOTE: More info oomingl 10:00 AM- Roundtable Discussion with approximately 10:30 AM members 15 of the North Carolina GOP Golden Elephants (donors who give Club at least $5,000 annually to the NCGOP) Location: Sheraton Imperial Hotel 10;40 AM- Press Avail with North Carolina Press 11:00 AM Corps Location: Sheraton Imperial Hotel 11:00 AM PHOTO-OP with four congressional Heineman, candidates, Fred David Funderburk, Walter Jones, Jr. Richard Bur.r , and
11: 05 AM- ATTEND/ADDRBSS North Carolina 12:15 Republican Party Convention PM Location: Imperial Ballroom Attendance: 600 Event runs: 11:05 am - 12:15 pm Press: Open Facility: Riser, podium and mic Format: 11: 10 am Lauch Faircloth introduces Senator Dole 11:15 am senator Dole gives remarks Contact: Eddie Woodhouse 919/828-6423 {o) 919/899-3615 fax 12: 10 PM DEPART Sheraton Imperial Hotel for Raleigh Driver: Durham Airport Curt Soule, Faircloth staff Accompanied by Lauch Faircloth Drive time: 10 minutes
12:20 PM ARRIVE Raleigh Durham Airport FBO: Aviation Services 919/840-2200
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SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE NINE 12:25 PM DEPART Raleigh for Fayetteville, NC FBO: Metro Air Aircraft: Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number : SOOVK Flighl time: 25 minutes Seats: 6
Meal: Snack Pilots; Dan Seaman William Delaney Manifest: Senator Dole Lauch Faircloth Mike Glassner
Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483-7733 (h) 12:50 PM ARRIVE Fayetteville, NC FBO: Metro Air 910/484-3424 12:55 PM DEPART airport for Fundraising Reception Faircloth for Lauch Driver: Jonathan Hill, Faircloth staff Drive time: 10 minutes Location: Home of Franklin 11 Rusty 11 Clark 1:05 PM ARRIVE/REMARKS Fundraising Reception for Lauch 910/484 · 0420 Faircloth Attendance: 30 - 40@ $1,000 per person Event runs: 12:30 - 3:00 pm Press: Closed Facil)ty: None Format: Mix and mingle Informal remarks Contact: Jonathan Hill 919/790-1111 919/782-1341 2:15 PM DEPART Reception Kenny Steele's Home Driver: Curt Soule Drive time: 15 minutes Location: 6324 Stoney Point Loop
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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGI TKN 2:30 PM- VISIT with the Steeles 2 : 4 5 PM 919 I 4 2 3 .. 0 0 41 2:45 PM DEPART Steele Home for Fayetteville Airport Driver: Curt Soule Drive time: 20 minutes 3:05 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Metro Air 910/484-3424 3:10 PM DEPART Fayetteville for Portland, ME FBO: Northeast Air Aircraft: Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number: 500VK
Flight time: 2 hours 15 minutes Seats: 6 Meal: Lunch Pilots: Dan Seaman William Delaney Manifet::t: Senator Dole Mike Glassner Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483-7733 (h) 5:25 PM ARRIVE Portland, ME FBO: Northeast Air 207/774-6318 PILOTS TO NOTIFY TOWER THAT THEY II have the Sena board 11 tor on PLANE TO TAXI TO GATE 1 5:30 PM- Press Conference 5:50 PM Location: Conference Room 5:55 PM DEPART airport for Sheraton Tara Hotel Driver: Peter Gore Drive time: 5 minutes Location: 363 Maine Mall Road South Portland, ME 6:00 PM ARRIVE Sheraton Tara Hotel 207/775-6161 207/775-0196 (fax)
A room wi1l be available for your use.
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SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd}
6:10 PM- ATTEND Reception for Host Committee 6:20 PM Location: Whaleback Room Attendance: 40@ $2,000 per couple Event runs: 5:45 - 6:15 pm Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Photo-op Contact: Kim Russell 207/777-5042 (o) 207/777-5164 (fax) 207/729-3079 (h) 6:25 PM- ATTEND General Reception for Congresswoman 7:00 Olympia Snowe PM Location: Ballroom Foyer Attendance: 250 Event runs: 5:30 - 7:00 pm Press: Closed Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Contact: Kim Russell 207/777-5042 (o) 207/777-5164 (fax) 207/729-3079 (h)
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SATURQAY* MAY 21, 1994 (cont'4J PAGE '.IWEI..YE 7:00 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK Fundraising Dinner 7:45 PM Snowe for Congresswoman Olympia Location: Ballroom Attendance: 250 ® Event runs: $500 per person Press: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Closed FaciJity: Riser, table top podium and mic Headtable: Head table Senator Dole Senator Cohen Congresswoman Olympia Snowe Governor McKernan Ken Kole; GOP State Chairman Pam Cahill, GOP Senate Walter Leader Whitcomb; GOP House Leader Doris Russell, National Committeewoman Format: 7:00 pm Mike Liberty, Chairman of Host Committee i n t r o d u c e s Congresswoman Snowe 7:03 pm Cong. Snowe introduces Senator Cohen 7 : o6 pm s e n a t o r C o h e n introduces Senator Dole 7:10 pm Senator Dole gives remarks 7; 30 pm Senator Dole concludes remarks 7:30 pm Cong. Snowe thanks Senator Dole and presents him with gift DINNER SERVED 7:40 PM DEPART Sheraton Tara Hotel Driver: for airport Peter Gore Drive time: 5 minutes 7:45 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to FBO: departing aircraft Northeast Air 207/774-6318
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SATURPAY, MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd} PAGE 'l'HIRTJl:EN 7;50 PM DEPART PorLland, ME for Washington/National Airport FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number: SOOVK
Flight ti.me: 1 hours 30 minutes Seats; 6
Meal: Dinner Pilots: Dan Seaman William Delaney
Manifest: Senator Dole Mike Glassner. Chris Cushing
Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483-7733 (h) 9:20 PM ARRIVE Washington, DC FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-8440
9:25 PM DEPART airport for Watergate Driver: Colin Beeper: 202/224-4488 9:40 pm ARRIVE Watergata #553
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LEWI~ TO GEX AGBICULTURI COHHI'l"I'll..PQST U ILECXED, SAYS CQMMITTEE'S TOP BEPU:QLICAN Ron Lewis has been BLXZABBTJITOWH, KY (May 22) - Congressional candidate on the House Agriculture Committee by the time Congress assured a seat on the panel, Rep. Pat takes up the next Farm Bill, the ranking Republican Roberts of Kansas, announced today. a~sure you the time lie take up the next Farm Bill in 1995, I can "BY on the House Agriculture that if Ron Lewis is in Congress, he'll be sitting Committee," Roberts announced today. last announced his "Five-Point Plan for Kentucky Agriculture" Lewis Second District farm Thursday in a news release and teleconference with reporters. higher cigarette taxes and the ban on smoking in Besides opposing ucomprehensive public places, Lewis' plan includes resisting the proposed and Health Act" ("COSHRA"), under which OSHA's reach Occupational Safety fewer than 10 would be extended to all family farms, even those with employees. Limits" COSHRA legislation also sets forth "Permissible Exposure The and pesticides, Lewis ("PELs") for each or BOO commonly-used tarm chemicdle said. to identify the . His plan would also require the federal government for all new regulations, compensate farmers when the costs of compliance and halt unfunded value of their land is diminished hy federal regulationa, federal mandates on state and local governments. Committee currently has 27 Democrats and 19 The Agriculture announced Republicans, and at least two Committee members have already their retirement from Congress at the end of this year. - 30 -
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TO: S•nator Dole FROM: Terry Carmack OATE: 5/19/94 RE.: BRIEFING ON KY 02
8::tOGUPBXU I (R) RON LEWISAis a small businessman (Christian book•tore), Baptist Minister, former Political Science Profe•sor (Waterson College), unsuccessful candidate for State House of Representatives, 1971; married (Kayi, pronounced "XAY"), tvo children (0) JOE PRATHERAi• auctioneer-turned-politician, 28 years in politics; state Le I88UJl8 S~Ya l:AXES - Prather signed the Americans tor Tax Reform "Taxpayer Protection Pledge," but only after three days of pounding by Lewis. Prather specifically refused to sign an ATR Pledge to oppose any health bill with new taxes, limits choice of Doctors or hospitals, includes rationing or impo&e employer or individual mandates As a State Legislator, Prather voted to raise more than 40 taxes and fees during 1968-1986. TOBACCO/AgRiCULTURE - Clinton "War on Tobacco" is crucial. Lewis came out yesterday with a "S-Point Plan on Agriculture," including: No Increase in cigarette taxes and def eat of the Waxman public smoking ban; Defeat of COSHRA; Risk Assessment and cost-bene!it analysis for new federal requlations; Nichols bill (Fair Compensation for Requlatory Takings); and ending unfunded federal mandates. DEFINSE - Important here because of Fort Knox, Louisville Naval Ordnance Prather has endorsed "Oon•t-Ask-Don't-Tell" We've hit the Third Wave of base closures with news conferences about Defense Authorization Act now on Houaa Floor; advocated restoration of Clinton Defense cuts and cancellation of 3d wave; also urged passage of Hanson Amendment to defer 3d wave through 1997. TERM LIMITS - Lewis siqned T-L Pledge; Prather, career politician, refused to. Page 15 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu POLITICAL 8tJJDIA.RY s CENTRAL THEHES AND MESSAGES: "Send Clinton a Message - Send Ron Lewis to congress" Prather Career Politician - Corruption Taxes Aqricultur•/Tobacco Detense CUte/Gays in Military - Ft. Knox, Louisville Naval Ordnance SCENARIO: Prather was cauqht off guard, and he -- or others -- are responding with advocacy phone bank• playing the religion card: calls identify Lewis with Fallwell, religious right. POX.LING: Survey of Democrat Primary voters (naJSO) Wednesday night: Prather 34\, Lewie 16'; D/X 47t Most l•portant Issue: Stop Taxes, 39\; New Person, 22l; Elect Democrat, 21l; Term Limits, 18\ Prather tavorabl•s at 31-16; 38' no opinion; 15\ never heard Lewis favorables at 16-13; 40l no opinion; 31\ never heard McConnell favorables at 51-25; 21' no opinion; 3\ never heard Clinton favorables at 55-32; 12\ no opinion llCIQIT DIYILQPKIJIT8S PRATHER ATTACJ( THEQ Prather atte~pting offensive in earned and paid media that Lewis is puppet of special interests, national GOP GOP MAILING WHICH DRQPPEP 5/18: Media might !ocus on State GOP mail piece dropped Thursday highlighting Prather corruption themes: In 1983, while Prather was KY state Dem Chair, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette qave $12,000 to the Party and $13,000 to Collins Inaugural Fund -- the firm qot $540 million in no-bid municipal bond business in exchange In 1992, while Prather was Jones' campaign manager, Lazard Freres & Co. gave $12,000 to Jones campaign -- got $250 million in Kentucky Turnpike Authority bond business in exchange In 1992, as Finance Secretary, Prather renewed the contract naming Farmers Bank of Frankfort the chief depository for State Funds, without bids -- right after Farmers Bank refinanced $5 million in Jones• personal loans. During the oampaiqn, the Farmers Bank loans had become an issue, and Jones had promised competitive bidding on the State depository contract; when Prather renewed the contract, he said he never knew about Jones' promise -- even though he was Jones• campaign manager at the time. PRATHER OYERCQHFIPEHCE Prather told a rally in Springfield, KY, that he'd already gone to Washington to look for a house; we've hit him on it hard. Page 16 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu 8UGGISTBD TBIDIB81 1) BANDWAGON "It'• hard to believe that just a week aqo, the political experts had already called this race ae a runaway. Joe Prather had it all won. tte even went up to Washington to find himself a house. "Well, this has turned into a real qood Kentucky Horse-Race, and the lonqshot i• •ovinq up fast in the stretch! 2) PRATHER'S D.C. HOUSING SEARCH "While Joe Prather .was up in Washinqton cheeking out apartments, Ron Lewis was back here in Kentucky, workinq hard, talkinq to people, building an orqanization. This is still America, and in America, we still hold elections -- we don't hold coronationa. "As tar as housing in Washington, Joe Prather is always welcome to stay with Liddy and me -- we've got a fold-away couch. Just be sure you don't plan to stay more than a couple ot days! 3) SEND A MESSAGE TO CLINTON "I can't vote in this election, but I wish I could, and so do millions of Americans from coast to coast. The eyes of the whole country are on Louisville/Bowling Green/OWensboro, because we're all countinq on you to send Bill and Hillary Clinton a message -- our taxes are too high, the government is sticking its nose in our affairs to much, and we don't need you to pick our children's doctors! 4) TOBACCO MESSAGE "About the only military engagement Bill Clinton can handle these days is the war on tobacco here in Kentucky. "Hiqher ciqarette taxes. No more smoking in public places. Like Ron Lewi• says, the next thinq you know, he 1 11 make it a federal crime not to qet your daily requirement of Vitamin C !! "By the time the Clintons get done with us, everything that isn't specifically prohibited will be absolutely ~andatory! 5) 'l'AX THEME "Joe Prather finally signed the Taxpayer Protection Pledge. He says he's a •recovered' Tax-aholic. Well, Joe, just like an alcoholic has to stay out of bars, tax-a-holies have to stay out of Conqress! 6) RELIGIOUS THEME - IF ASKED "In America, you can be Mayor, or Congressman, or President, and your religion doesn't matter. "This race is about taxes, it's about government sticking its nos~ ln our business, and it's about the Clinton agenda. Last time I checked, it wasn't about religion, and it sure wasn't about religious intolerence. Mike Collins NRCC 5/19/94 Page 17 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BO B DOL E ID: 202-408 -5117 MR Y 20 ' 94 11:59 No. 008 P.10 HaNArd CQl legt NV .ASC ••••Et~~·••••=s•1•••==2~•••====~••••==~••a•·~~••••==••••1cc;&s•••••: CLIHTOt1 BUDGET l"PACT O" MEMTUCMV A nu111ber Qt eeono111l1\1 hu.11 analyzed the recently•paned Clinton t•x pcachge and estl•ated the record the sttt•-b\j·atate i•patt of tftx increases . Exce~pts fr°"*°""' follow, with esti"'«te1 or ot these analv••• th• plan's •.Ptclfic i•~t on Kentucku. JOB LOSS, HOT IMCLUIH"6 GASOL U11: TAX EFFECTS According to tho Tax Foundation, rese~r~h found~tlon • nonpartl ..n pijbltc pallcy tn Washln9ton, D.C,, Mentuckw'~ econo"\I lose 5:?31 job1 ·•• a result of the will on econo~lc growth, t•• package's du.pening effect 1',he Tl• Foundation bA•a• Its Anal~sls e~plou~ent e•tt..atoa o~ Bureau of tco11011tlc data and acono~tc foMtC&ats Hill. For ~ore lnrgr~ntion, by DRl/"cGraw M9. contoct Stephen Gold at CZ8Z) 94Z- · · GASOLl~ T~X EftPLOYnEPIT l"PAC! the Foundation tax aeparately ostl"ites the effect of 'the 4.3 c~nt ••Plow-ant gasoliTie tax Sncret•e as kllllng 1,16? Jobt in Xe~tuc~~' 1 another based on the state 1 g11olJPO ~"~ aggregate esti•ates of co~~uRptton flosearch job loss froa the lrtttltute ro~ on the Effects of Taxation ClRlt>. STATE l~onE LOSS Accort\lng to•" an.lysi• b~ ecota9l1ts staff of Congress's Joint on the ReJ>4.(blh:an Mentuc~lans Ecof\Ollllc C~tttce CJEC-GOP>, will $end $3 billion ..ore result or the Clinton to W.shlnuton. D.C., as ca budget plan . For .-ore lnforflation, econo111l .st Stt1.1e ttoort ot the Joint cont•ct ZZS-&0t4 . Econw.ic Co.it.tee at Ci&Z) .' STATE BUDGET l"PACT As 4'result .of lower econ°"lc frOlll the Clill'\on growth and Jab 10$1 rm•ultlng econoMlc plan, the stete ta>e reuenue shrink. Consequentlw, Frankfort base will ahort.r will race. $269 Million ~ l L ~ccord i "9 to the JEC-GOP, b!Adget ' ELDERL 'I sUR TAX ·. The Herltlije Foundation anal~ed U.8. Cen1u1 Bureau eatt11tttes th~t 39,9tZ Kentucky hou1ehold1 dat« and higher t~xes will be subject to on their Soc1al Securlt~ benet its law, w!th ~ totaJ tax increase under the new tax into~Mation, of $32,381 ,381. For contact Scott Hodge 11tOre ZIZ·54&-1'l09, at the Heritage fD1.tndatton at 1nPACT Of PROPOS&D DEF~SE cuts The onl~ retl sp~ndtng cuts tn the Clinton t•x package ln the Defense Departfl'lent. Acogrding are P~o.ject to ·the Dehrt$c Budget in W~shlngton. D.C., ~entuck~ result Cli~ton will lose 11,?98 Jobs of defense euts, a t7x •it e111pl~ent . decline in dafense related for further lnforMttSon, contact tho Defense B"dg~t Project Steuen Mo•1~k at at ZIZ-486-151?. ' HFIBSUl'1 Page 18 of 64 vc .= This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ~RIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd} PAGE TWO 3:35 PM DEPART Louisville for Owensboro, (EDT) . KY FBO: Million Air ' Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE Flight time: 30 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Manifest: Senator Dole '~- Senator McConnell Mike Glassner Ron Lewis Kay Lewis Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Time Change: -1 hour Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 't 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) I 901/ 685-6 9 94 (h) ~ ; ' 3:05 PM ARRIVE Owensboro, KY (CDT) FBO: Million Air 502/926-6700 PARK ON TERMINAL APRON 3:10 PM ATTEND/SPEAK Rally for Ron 3:35 PM Lewis MC: Ron Roark, County Format: Chairman Senator McConnell introduces Lewis Ron Ron Lewis introduces Senator Dole Senator Dole gives remarks INFORMAL PRESS AVAIL as you depart Contact: Terry Carmack 502/765-4484 502/765-2002 fax . . ' ·.~~, .. ~ :> ~···---· .. '. • : :..: ... >·· • ·...... ·... :. ~ . . . Page 19 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ~RIPAY, MAX 20, . 1994 (cont'd) PAGE THREE 3:40 PM DEPART Owensboro for Bowling Gr~en, KY FBO: Corporate Flight Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE Flight time: 30 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Ron Lewis Kay Lewis Terry Carmack ~- Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Contact: Sherry Campbell . 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h) 4;10 PM ARRIVE Bowling Green, KY FBO: Corporate Flight 502/781-9797 4:15 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK Rally for Ron 4:40 PM Lewis MC: Jim Skaggs, County Format: Chairman Senator McConnell introduces Lewis Ron Ron Lewis introduces Senator Dole Senator Dole gives remarks INFORMAL PRESS AVAIL as you depart Contact: Robbin Morrison 502/781-1673 Terry Carmack 502/765-4484 502/765-2002 fax • • ...... r- .•: - _'::' ~· • •.:··· .... -~ ... ; ...... · ·.: •• .. ·:-· ·~. ~...... 'i : :.·.- : ...... ,,- -.:. . .. . ·~ ···. \.'. Page 20 of 64 DUL LCJ '-'- This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd) J?AGHi FOUR 4 :45 PM DEPART' Bowling Green for Nashvil,le, TN FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE Flight time: 30 minutes Seats: 12-14 Pilots: Mike Gibson David Fisher t Meal: Snack ;: Manifest: Senator Dole Senator McConnell Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 901/345-5827 fax Doug Buttrey I 1·. 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h} 5:15 PM ARRIVE Nashville, TN I FBO: Signature Flight 615/361-3000 . t ~ Met by: l Jay Graves, Tn. Repub. Party ' Communications Director 5:20 PM DEPART airport for Tennessee Republican Statesmen's Dinner Party's Annual Driver: Jay Graves Drive time: 15 minutes Location: ·opryland Hotel 2800 Opryland Drive Nashville, TN 5:35 PM ARRIVE Opryland Hotel 615/889-1000 615/871-7741 "•-;• - - ~· ~- . ~ -?.- ~ -•. ~ : ••• :-;.or-·.~.:-:~·.·::!.~\:\ ,:·. :··· ·.-.·.·,·.:. ' .. ·· : . ·.=.' ~ ...... : .·~ ~ '. " • .. .. : ., ...... ·~· • ;.. . , -...... •• ~.. - I .. . ·.. .: - . . •. I .•. ~ ·- . - .. . Page 21 of 64 DOD LOC O:.... This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas~~ -=--r - 1 1u • V '..7..1 http://dolearchives.ku.edu I • VV FRIPAX, MAY 20, 1994 (cont'd) fAGE FIVE 5:40 PM- ATTEND High Donor Reception , 6:10 PM ~'"( Location: Presidential. . Attendance: Suite l 0 0 - 1 5 0 ® $ 3 I $5,000/couple Q Q - Event runs: 5:30 - 6:30 pm Press: Closed Fac:i.lity: Nona Format:: Mix and mingle Informal remarks Informal photos Contact: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 6:15 PM- ATTEND Table Sponsor 6:35 PM Reception Location: Magnolia Attendance: Ballroom 300@ $1,200 Event runs: per couple 5:30 - 6:55 pm Press: Closed Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Contacl: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 6:40 PM- Press Conference with 6:55 PM Randle Richardson, Lamar Alexander, Howard Baker, Winfield of Tennessee Dunn, former Governor Location: Cheekwood Room 't . •(' .• -. - . _ •' :. -.. I • j ~ • '"•• ... ~· ~·: ;, •• :·.• .J Page 22 of 64 I DOD This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas DU L..'- ID · ZOZ 400 511t I in I ZO -:i i'lU .uu:i r .ur http://dolearchives.ku.edu lRIDAY, MAX 20, 1994 (cont'dl PAQB SIX 7:00 PM- ATTEND/SP' .EAK Tennessee Republica.n Party's 9:00 PM Statesmen's Dinner 20th Annual Location: Presidential Ballroom Attendance: 1,400 Event runs: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Press: Open - video Facllity: taped Riser, podium and mic No headtable (attendees at Senator's Format: table coming) 7: 15 pm -Lamar Alexander introduces Senator Dole 7: 20 pm Senator Dole gives remarks 7: 40 pm Senator Dole concludes remarks Contact: Rich Maradik 615/292-9497 615/292-9619 fax 7:50 PM DEPART OpryJand Hotel for airport Driver.: Jay Graves Drive time: 15 minutes 8:05 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Stevens Aviation 615/360-8100 8:10 PM DEPART Nashville for Raleigh, (CDT) NC FBO: Aviation Services Aircraft: Challenger (Federal Express) Tail number: N3FE Flight time: 1 hour 15 minutes Seats: 12-14 , Pilots: Mike Gibson r- .. David Fisher Meal: Dinner ManifesL: Senator Dole Mike Glassner Rick Rogers 202/546-1631 Time change: + lhour Contact: Sherry Campbell 901/369-3304 Doug Buttrey 901/922-6498 (w) 901/685-6994 (h) :;".. ~·· ·. : . •, .. l : . • • . • : . ~ - -·. ·--l '. ... -. - . ·...... ·.: ·.··· .·. Page 23 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas ODD DULC. !D · ZOZ 406 311C llH I ZO ::> 4 http://dolearchives.ku.edu FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1994 {cont'd} PAGE SEVEN 10:25 ' l?M ARRIVE Raleigh, NC/Raleigh Durha~ (EDT) Airport FBO: Aviation Services 919/840-2200 Met by: Marty Cross, DFP '88 Advance 919/828-0528 (h) 919/992-3615 (w) 10:30 PM DEPART airport for Sheraton Imperial Hotel ,.c Driver: Marty Cross Drive time: 10 minutes Location: 4700 Emperor Boulevard 10:40 PM ARRIVE Sheraton Imperial Hotel for PRIVATE RON----Sheraton Imperial Hotel 919/941-5050 919/941-5156 (fax) .... -· ... ~ ..-:.;: " . ·,., . " ~ . ~ ~· .. . ~\ ' .. Page 24 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas DUD Z CJOc:; L- http://dolearchives.ku.edu .· SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1994 PAGE EIGHT 8: 00 AM "TODAY Saturday Morning Show 11 .4 NOTE: More info coming! ' 10:00 AM- Roundtable Discussion with approximately 15 " 10:30 AM members of the North Carolina GOP Golden Elephants Club (donors who give at least $5,000 annually to the NCGOP) ,_ Location: Sheraton Imperial Hotel 10:40 AM- Preas Avail with North Carolina Press Corps 11:00 AM Location: Sheraton Imperial Hotel ·•. 11:00 AM PHOTO-OP with four congressional candidates, Fred Heineman, David Funderburk, Walter Jones, Jr., and Richard Bu:r.r ... 11: 05 AM- ATTEND/ADDRESS North Carolina Republican Party Convention 12:15 PM Location: Imperial Ballroom Attendance: 600 Event runs: 11:05 am - 12:15 pm Press: Open Facility: Riser, podium and mic Format: 11: 10 am Lauch Faircloth introduces Senator Dole 11:15 am Senator Dole gives remarks Contact: Eddie Woodhouse 919/828-6423 (o) 919/899-3815 fax 12: 10 PM DEPART Sheraton Imperial Hotel for Raleigh Durham Airport Driver: Curt Soule, Faircloth staff Accompanied by Lauch Faircloth Drive time: 10 minutes 12:20 PM ARRIVE Raleigh Durham Airport FBO: Aviation Services 919/840-2200 : . ..·· -·"' ·. : Page 25 of 64 .. DUD ...., ; ...,.._ This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas~~ ~V"'OO_ l,U t • .J.. "J http://dolearchives.ku.edu ·---.J SATURDAY. MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE NINE 12: 25 PM DEPART' Raleigh for Fayetteville, ~ NC FBO: Metro Air Aircraft: Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number: 500VK Flighl time: 25 minutes Seats: 6 Meal: Snack Pilots: Dan Seaman William Delaney Manifest: Senator Dole Lauch Faircloth Mike Glassner Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483 ~7733 (h) 12:50 PM ARRIVE Fayetteville, NC FBO: Metro Air 910/484-3424 12:55 PM DEPART airport for Fundraising Reception Faircloth for Lauch Driver: ~onathan Hill, Faircloth staff Dr:i.vG time: 10 minutes Location: Home of Franklin 11 Rusty 11 Clark l:OS PM ARRIVE/REMARKS Fundraising Reception for 910/484·0420 Lauch Faircloth Attendance: 30 - 40@ $1,000 per person Event runs: 12:30 - 3:00 pm Press: Closed Facil.:i t.y: None Format: Mix and mingle Informal remarks Contact: Jonathan Hill 919/790-1111 919/782-1341 2:15 PM DEPART Reception Kenny Steele's Home Driver: Curt Soule Drive time: 15 minutes Location: 6324 Stoney Point Loop • ·\•f ~ ~ . -. . :: · . ~ ~ .. • -i ~ . : ~-~> ..~ ~ ,. ,-- :~-~~ -··:: •:\. ' '·· ••...... > .. . . ~ ... ~ ·..: ·. - ( .. Page 26.. of 64 ·' This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas DOD DOC: ""- http://dolearchives.ku.edu SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1994 {cont'd) PAGE TEN ' 2:30 PM- VISIT with the Steeles ( 2:45 PM 919/423··0041 ., 2:45 PM DEPART Steele Home for Fayetteville Airport Driver: Curt Soule Drive time: 20 minutes 3:05 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Metro Air 910/484-3424 3:10 PM DEPART Fayetteville for Portland, ME FBO: Northeast Air Aircraft: I. Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, • Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number: SOOVK Flight time: 2 hours 15 minutes Seats: 6 Meal: Lunch Pilots: Dan Seaman William Delaney Manifeot: Senator Dole Mike Glassner Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483-7733 (h) 5:25 PM ARRIVE Portland, ME FBO: Northeast Air 207/774-6318 Pl:LOTS TO NOTIFY TOWER 'l'HAT THEY "have the Senator board 11 on PLANE TO TAXI TO GATE 1 5:30 PM- Press Conference 5:50 PM Location: Conference Room 5:55 PM DEPART airport for Sheraton Tara Hotel Driver: Peter Gore Drive time: 5 minutes Location: 363 Maine Mall Road South Portland, ME 6:00 PM ARRIVE Sheraton Tara Hotel 207/775-6161 207/775-0196 (fax) A room will be available for your use. • .! 'I. . "' ...... ' ~-- .. : •· .. ··. . .. - : ... · Page 27 of 64 . ' This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas LJO·D DOL L- ID • ZOL 400 Jill I in I Zv ;:> -q rz · vv n u. v u~ http://dolearchives.ku.edu r .~L SATtzRDAY, MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE ELJVIN 6:10 I PM- ATTEND Reception for Host Commit 6;20 PM t ee Location: Whaleback Room Attendance: 40 ® $2,000 Event per couple runs: 5:45 - 6:15 pm Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Photo-op .1 Contact:. Kim Russell i '1, 207/777-5042 (o) 207/777-5164 (fax) 207/729-3079 (h) ,.. r 6:25 PM- ATTEND General ~; Reception for Congresswoman Olympia .. 7:00 PM Snowe ;. Location: Ballroom Foyer Attendance: 250 ~ Event runs: 5:30 - 7:00 pm • Press: Closed Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle Contact: Kim Russell 207/777-5042 (o) l:·. 207/777-5164 (fax) 207/729-3079 (h) l .. "":.• .... .·. - ... . • -4 ~ • . .. .;.. ... ~ ... \ "" ..Page . 28 of 64 DOD This documentID is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas DU t:..L- · ZOZ 400 5111 l'IH I Zv -:::> 4 http://dolearchives.ku.edu SATURPAY, M.AY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE TWELVE 7:00 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK Pundraising Dinner 7:45 PM Sri owe for Congresswoman Olympia Location: Ballroom Attendance: 250 @ $500 Event runs: per person 7:00 - 9:00 pm Press: Closed Facility: Riser, table top podium and Headtable mic Headt.abla: Senator Dole Senator Cohen Congresswoman Olympia Snowe Governor McKernan Ken Kole, GOP State Chairman Pam Cahill, GOP Senate Leader Walter Whitcomb, GOP House Leader Doris Russell, National Committeewoman Formal: 7:00 pm Mike Liberty, Chairman of Host Committee i n t r o d u c e s Congresswoman Snowe 7:03 pm Cong. Snowe introduces Senator Cohen 7 : o6 pm s e n a t o r C o h e n introduces Senator Dole 7: 10 pm Senator Dole gives remarks 7: 30 pm Senator Dole concludes remarks 7:30 pm Cong. Snowe thanks Senator Dole and presents him with gift DINNER SERVED 7:40 PM DEPART Sheraton Tara Hotel for airport Driver: Peter Gore Drive time: 5 minutes 7:45 PM ARRIVE airport and proceed to departing FBO: aircraft Northeast Air 207/774-6318 ~ -_ '\...... -...-· ~ ...... ;-.. . . "!, •• ' ·..• . -. . : ·" _ . -. ;;;·· ...... ·- ..: ...· '--· . . . ··. ~- ' ...... - , .. :. . .- Page 29 of 64 -·· . This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas DUD DUC: L- http://dolearchives.ku.edu SATURDAY• MAY 21, 1994 (cont'd) PAGE 'l'HIRTKEN .' 7:50 PM DEPART Portland, ME for Washington/National Airport FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Citation (owner: Dr. Bill Jordan, Lithotripters, INC.) Tail number: SOOVK Flight. ti.me: 1 hours 30 minutes Seats; 6 Meal: Dinner Pilots: Dan Seaman William Delaney Manifest: Senator Dole Mike Glassner. Chris Cushing Contact: Dan Seaman 800/682-7971 #O 910/483-7733 (h) 9:20 PM ARRIVE Washington, DC FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-8440 l 9:25 PM DEPART airport for Watergate . \ Driver: Colin Beeper: 202/224-4488 .l #553 9:40 pm ARRIVE Watergate ::...... • ~ ~. # • . 1" . • •. . •. '. ; "" ... ,· . · :- . ·.. ;.-· ~ . . Page 30 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu May 20, 1994 TO: NINA OVIEDO FROM: ADO MACHIDA SUBJECT: $500 TAX CREDIT You have asked me to look into any Senate bills with a $500 tax credit, as Senator Dole may be asked a question regarding this issue in his upcoming visit to Kentucky. The only bills I am aware of with any $500 tax credit is: S. 1576 - Sen. Coats - Family, Investment, Retirement, Savings, and Tax Fairness Act of 1993 S. 1576 - Family, Investment, Retirement, Savings, and Tax Fairness Act of 1993 S. 1576, introduced by Sen. Dan Coats (R-IN) on October 21, 1993, would provide a tax credit for families, provide certain tax incentives to encourage investment and increase savings, and place limitations on the growth of spending. First, for calendar year 1993, the bill would provide a credit to taxpayers of $500 multiplied by the number of children under the age of eighteen in the taxpayer's family. After 1993, the amount of the family tax credit would be multiplied by the cost-of-living adjustment [COLA]. The bill would also reduce the tax on the maximum level of capital gains for both individuals and corporations from 28 to 15 percent. Cosponsors of this bill are 15 Republicans, 0 Democrats: BENNETT (R-UT), BROWN (R-CO), BURNS (R-MT), CRAIG (R-ID), FAIRCLOTH (R-NC), GRAMM (R-TX), HATCH (R-UT), HELMS (R-NC), HUTCHISON (R-TX), KEMPTHORNE (R-ID), LOTT (R-MS), MACK (R-FL), MCCAIN (R-AZ), NICKLES (R-OK), and SMITH (R-NH). This bill has been referred to the Senate Finance Committee, and no action has been scheduled on this bill. There are similar or counterpart bills in the House side (H.R.2434 - Putting Jobs and the American Family First Act of 1993, and H.R.3645 - Family Investment, Retirement, Saving, and Tax Fairness Act of 1993, both introduced by Congressman Grams (R-MN)). This $500 tax credit was part of the Republican Alternative on the Budget Resolution. Page 31 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu May 20, 1994 MEMORANDUM TO THE LEADER FROM: SUZANNE HELLMANN RE: KENTUCKY POLITICAL BRIEFING MATERIALS SPECIAL CONGRESSIONAL RACE Election: Tuesday, May 24 Candidates: Republican - Ron Lewis Democrat - Joe Prather District: Kentucky 02 (see enclosed briefings from Terry Carmack, Chairman, KY GOP and Dan Leonard, NRCC Press Director) An early, undisclosed poll by the NRCC had the following results: 31% would vote for Republican (unnamed) 36% would vote for Democrat (unnamed) 31% don't know Clinton re-elect was at 30% Head-to-head: Lewis 33% Prather 48% Page 32 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Ne11tlonal RePQPllocin ~al Committee Biii ?axon. M.C. Chairman Mataano Ex•outiY• DIAKltor -KENTUCKY 2ND DISTRICT SPECIAL ELECTION UPDATE- TO: PAC DIRECTORS FR: BILL PA.-XON RE: KE1'.1UCKY 2 SPECIAL ELECTION DATE: MAY 10, 1994 There ~ill be a special election on May 24, in Kentucky's 2nd district to fill the vacancy made by the death of Congressman Bill Natcher. Although this is not uonnally wnsi I hope you take a moment to look at this election. If you remember, just a couple of weeks ago, there wasn't a pundit in tom1 who thought Frank Lucas would be the next Congressman! The District • Although this district has been held by a Dernor.rat. for almost a cenmry, last year's redistricting significantly increased the number of Republican voters in the district making it a viable opportunity for a Republican victory. • The district has voted Republican in every Presidential in the last three decades except in 1976. • In 1988, P1esidem Bush won lhe disLricL with 45% Lo ClinLon's 41%. • Senator Mitch McCom1ell consistently wins this district. Page 33 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu The Republican Candidate • Ron T.ewis is a small businessman and e The Democrat Candidate • Joe Prather is currently a businessman, however he has been a career politician for several decades. • Mr. Prather does not accept PAC money. Pu.id for b~· cl., ~ru:ionn.l Republican Congressional Committ.ce. Not Printed at Government E.-.:pcnse Page 34 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University ~--~of Kansas -- http://dolearchives.ku.edu HAV-19 - 94 1& 1 16 FROM . 10 , PAGE '· J· MEMORANDUM TO; Sen. Dole, Suzanne FR: Dan Leonad NRCC RE: Talking points for KY -02 ·---·····- · . ------Bacqround Clinton Reelect: 3001. New person for Pres. 5t "'o One week aao Joe Prather's name ID was 60% Ron Lewis was at 12% Today they are nearly tied. hau., Taxtt: Joe Prachet voted to raise taxes and fees 40 time• while in the State Senate. He also refuses to sign a pledge not to raise wees to fund health care. Ethkl: Bill Clinton's involvement with bankers and eampaign contributors in Arkansu is legendary. Joe Prather, has been in hvt water for awarding no· bid contracts to Oovemnr Jones campaign contributors whetl he was the Governor's Finance Secretary. . Rtal £ttat11! Joe Prather bas already been to Washington to look for housing Don't Aak Don't Tell: Prather supports the Clinton policy on gays in the military. Term Umlt1: Ron Lewis supports, Prather opposses. Talldac Pointa Joe • One week ago today the political pundits had already decided this race. Prather, the Governors handpicked candidate, was going to be the next Congressman 'from Kentucky. So confident WP Jue Prather th11t he e\'en went to W aihington to look at buying some real estat~. Page 35 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu PACiE 2 • W~ll Ron Lewis and Uoh Dole are here to tell you, don't sign that lease. lkcauM~ this is America. and in America we hold elections not coronations . • One wt·ck <1go, whilt.' .loe Prather was mcasuing for drapes in Washington. Ron Lewi~ was working h~rd at setting up a grassroots organization in Kentucky that would lead him to vicrory • II wa,, Hlso on~ week ago that Ron Lewis began running some television ads that hit M> i.;\osc to home that it sent :shock waves from Kentucky to Wushingtnt1 . \0 • Th~ 1m:!jsngc i!; ~irnple, should the voter~ of Kentucky send a Congressman Wnshington who is going to be a reliable vote for Bill Clinton and his tax incrcai;c~ and liberal social agenda? Or should they dect an independent cons~1vativc C'ongr~ssman who will fight the tabacco tax. and other taxes and opiwssc u!'ing the lJ .S. Military as a testing ground for social policy. • I want to work wich Rem Lewis in Congress for positive solutions to our welfare cnsis, and on health care, crime and education. • Bill Clinton doesn't want Ron Lewis in Congress because he won't rubber stamp his tax inc;r~ascs for health care, or anything else. Joe Prat.her on the: other lurnd ha$ l'aise Page 36 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas FILE ~Jo . 8'3 4 c~,,,20 http://dolearchives.ku.edu ' 94 09:22 ID:SEN. DOLE PRE3S OF;:! CE 202 224 9993 PriGE 2 52 l\I' SS! Llm,ias. Cu.[,lyright 1994. All riCJht .'!I re&erved . l~~t '/40< 1·~ This is AP.riP.A pr~viewing th& May 24 ~lectianc. L\y CliARLES WOLFE At;i>ud CbLl1>Ll1:111 bookBtore OWT'lP.r, f.-.ce ,., *"1111 Lu.r i11 a special a lee:t. ion 'l'\le>P.oda Tho wi nnP.r will i:ep.Lcic.i y. I.hid l-wia has hanu\\Qn1u Pn.thcr with cho.rqP.A t:h.,r. he would be p~tty in Clinton'~ h4ndl:l if elected. 'l'h• ~he.rqea coiupl"'ml.lnt 01 tclcvicion .spot: ' ' Hill in which Lewis say5, l.:linton dOld1S11'L want me in congrAA!'! because I won't rubbei:-stamp ld.1;; higher taxoa for A(lr.io'\ll.Z@-1 medicine.'' P:i:aL!Hu, 4:1 campaign VP.t.P.1"'.iT"t who heolped ~Hect two govi.rl.'11u.r1;1 Ci.Jld L'dll £1.1r the offinP. h i ml'IP.lt in l!Hn, begfm w Page 37 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Page 8 ROLL CALL Thursday, May 19, 1994 Political Surveyor By Charles E. Cook It's the Mistakes, tucky has shot himself in both feet, figura- thought that if he won the seat, he would Then the story started getting around that tively speaking, making a lead-pipe-cinch be a good bet to make it onto the GOP Con- Balmer bad embellished his resume a bit. Stupid! Campaign race into a considerably more interesting gressional leadership ladder down the road. He claimed that he had been in the top 20 contest. As the Republican leader in the North percent in his law school class and had Gaffes in N.C., Ky. In both cases, stupid mistakes are the cul- Carolina House, be bad prepared a very im- made the law review (actually, he had been One of these days I'm going to write a prits. · pressive alternative budget for his caucus in the top 20 percent for one semester), that book about the 32 mistakes that candidates In North Carolina, state House Minority to present and came across as someone who he bad played varsity soccer at the Univer- make in political campaigns. I don't know Leader David Bahner was locked into a easily could become a player very soon af- sity of North Carolina (actually, it was in- if the number is really 32-as opposed to tight GOP runoff with former Charlotte ter arriving in Washington. tramural), and that he had clerked for a state 22, or 42, or whatever. But there does seem Mayor Sue Myrick forthe open House seat Though not as well-known as Myrick, Supreme Court justice (actually, it was to be a finite number of mistakes that I see of retiring Rep. Alex McMillan (R). As the who lost the I 992 Republican Senate pri- more of an internship). being made over and over again. Amaz- district is very Republican, the GOP nom- mary to Lauch Faircloth, Balmer had There are two tragic elements to the ingly, there's very little in the way of new ination was tantamount to victory. raised over $221,000 so far and had a cash- Balmer story: First, he had an impressive mistakes. Balmer, who is 32 and an investment on-hand balance, according to the -C)lar- record to run on, without the embellish- Over the last few weeks a promising and banker (though he also bas a law degree), lotte Observer, that was four ti.ID.es higher ments. There was simply no need to do it, impressive Republican Congressional can- had made the Washington rounds early on than any other candidate in the race. He and I can't imagine that his fibbing pushed didate in North Carolina bas self-destruct- and was one of the most impressive House trailed Myrick by 4 points in the May 3 pri- his candidacy one inch further than it al- ed and a frontrunning Democratic candi- candidates I've seen this election cycle. In- mary, but he was in a very good position to ready would have gone. Second, when he date for a special House election in Ken- deed, I told a number of people that I take the May 3i runoff. got caught, he tried to deny it and blame others rather than take the rap and try to move on. He made a bad situation signifi- cantly worse. In Kentucky, the late Rep. Bill Natcher' s (D) Congressional seat has been in Demo- cratic hands seemingly forever, bu tit is very conservative; Clinton lost the district by 4 points in 1992. Natcher died after the Jan. 25 filing deadline, so Republicans were stuck with candidates who'd already filed Retor\11 for the seat and couldn't choose a new nom- inee for the special election (if they did, that i.. C'3f ully · Balmer had an ,\\ea\th .. ~ impressive record to <,; \ ~ \ .c ' ·'"''· ""ruif'on, without the "' embellishments. There ~;~ . ~~~~il!!f.!.Y44'!.3J. 'lf.~ tq. -"!IV aif.it, and I can t im;1:1.gin~,.itp~~hed his . candidacy one inch farther than it already The members of the Corporate would have gone. Health Care Coalition provide REFORMING HEALTH comprehensive health care person may bave won this coming Tues- CAREfully MEANS; · day's special election but would not have benefits to 4 million employees been able to run in the general election in and dependents in all fifty states. • Building upon the current November). employer-based, market-driven As a result, Republicans seemed to be We do so on a cost-shared, system stuck without a strong candidate in what managed-care basis. should be a good district for them. The con- • Federal standards for health ventional wisdom was that Democrats had a We support health care reform. ~ plans; inclUding' ERISA · lock on the seat this year but might have a protection for multi-state, self- difficult time holding onto it in 1996. The And we believe it must be done insured'plflns Republican candidate in question is Ron fully... achieving universal Lewis, a little-known owner of a Christian coverage for all Americans. • Equitable, braad-based revenues, bookstore who was widely seen as a stone if needed to assure coverage fcir loser. those truly unable to provide for The problem is that the heavily favored Just as importantly, we believe it themselves Democrat, former state Sen. Joe Prather, must be done carefully, by decided to get cute. He announced that he • -Universal coverage in a would take no out-of-state money, no PAC building on the the current reformed marketplace where money, and no money from the Democra- employer-based system, with responsibility is shared between tic party committees. While maybe he responsibility shared between . employer and employee. might have reason to believe he wouldn't need all of that money this year, he cer- employer and employee. tainly would have in 1996. Nevertheless, be painted himself into a comer. • Next, the story broke that Prather was al- ready. shopping around for an apartment in We're ready to help do this right. Washington, something that is usually seen as bad luck, not to mention really bad form since the voters haven't officially crowned him Congressman. The third shoe dropped when Lewis launched an unexpected tele- CORPORATE HEA~TH yARE COALITION . vision blitz, with ads produced by the Na- .. tional Republican Congressional Commit- a tee. He caught Prather off-guard. So now ,we have a very competitive race AlliedSignal ·Ameritech · Amoco · ARCO · Bell Atlantic · Boeing · Cox Enterprises · Digital Equipment · Dow Chemical · DuPont in Kentucky, which should be solidly in the GTE · Hershey Foods · Intel · IBM · McDonnell Douglas · MCI · Pacific Telesis · Southwestern Bell · United Parcel Service · U S West Democratic column - at least for 1994. 1133 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1200 · Washington, DC 20036 · (202) 775-9834 (202) 833-8491 Ff>:/.. Maybe next year I'll write my book. For now, the material just keeps on rolling in. Page 38 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Tales From the Hoover Files op Members of Congress, p. 16 ~· , r iJJ ,·,; 79,,_ VOL 39, NO. 85 L L THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1994 . . $2.50 Buoyant GOP Seeks Kentucky Upset Pours Funds Into Natcher Special; Barlow May Be Toppled Tuesd~y t By Peter IL Spiegel f" ing off charges that he supports a 2 Freshmai:i Rep. Tom Barlow (D- percent national sales tax to fund Ky) is in serious danger ofhaving his health care reform. political career cut short when Ken- Continued on page 26 tuckians go to the polls Tuesday for theirpartyprimaries. : Also to be Oecided Tuesday is a suddenly hotly contested special election . to replace Uie la~ Rep. WilliamNatcher(D)inKentucky's 2nd district, where nati,Onal Repubq: cans, flush from their victory in the special in Oldahoma'-s 6th district, are _ dumping thousands of dollars in hopes of an upset _ Barlow is facing a hard-hitting and well-funded challenge from state Sen. Herny Lackey, an old political ally of the man whom Barlow upset in the 1992 • primary, fonner Rep. ,Photo by Laura Patterson Carroll Hubbard Still celebrating their.victory in the Oklahoma special (D). aµd the sweatjng-in of Rep. Frank Lucas 1be incumbent bas spent much of. (arms folded), House Republicans gather Tuesday morntft~itol Photo by Laura Patterson steps. Above, from left: the last Reps. Bob Walker, Lucas, Joe Knollenberg, few weeks on the defensive, Rep. Tom Barlow: Will he be John Doolittle, Peter King, Jim lnhofe, and Mike Castle. ·.forced to iise·precious airtime fend- third primary casualty of '94? EE.C Tries IH_ eard _9n I Black caucus 'Steps Up CallsPage 39 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Page 26 ROLL CALL Thursday, May 19, 1994 Barlo-w Is Next Endangered Incum.bent of '94; Special, GOP Looks for Late Surge In Natcher given almost no chance cently as last week was Continued from page 1 of winning. may be within striking distanre. Barlow floated the idea as an alternative to a On May 12 and 13 alone, for example, tobacco tax-the I st district is heavily agricul- Lewis received $5,000 from the National Re- tural-but has insisted that the suggestion was publican Congressional Committee, $10,000 an off-the-cuff remarlc and that he would vote from the National Republican Senatorial Com- against such a proposal if it were to come be- mittee, $10,000 from the Republican party of fore the House. Kentucky, and $2,500 from Sen. Bob Dole's Compounding Barlow's problems is his in- (R-Kan) leadership PAC, Campaign America. ability to raise money. In p-e-primary FEC fil- Several Members have also made $I ,000 ings released last week, Lackey had outraised donations from their campaign or personal Barlow by $63,000 to $28,800 in April and funds, including GOP Reps. Bill Clinger (Pa), went into the last two weeks of the campaign John Boehner(Ohio), Jlill Bunning (Ky), Cass with a commanding $23,000 to $8,000 cash- Ballenger{NC), Gary Franks (Conn), and Tom on-hand advantage. Ewing (Ill). Barlow, 53, has made up some ground in Taking a page from its playbook in the Okla- recent days, primarily in large donations from homa special, the NRCC has become heavily labor PACs - including $2,500 contribu- involved in the campaign and Lewis is airing four NRCC-prnduced ads tying Prather to One of Barlow's President Clinton {the ads claim both pushed for higher taxes and are "professional politi- favorite in the biggest problems: an State Sen. Henry Lackey: Will he be the Joe Prather: The early cians") and charging Prather with providing Natcher, "he'll nev- inability to raise third Democratic challenger to unseat special says that, like ixrbid coo tracts for political allies. an Incumbent this primary season? ertakeadimeofspecialintttestmoney." AU told, the party has poured about and Dole money. Lackey went own campaign admits that his roots $100,000 into Lewis's campaign, ·much of the debate, supplementing his net- even his to the community, particu- is scheduled to be in the district tomorrow last two weeks work ads with huge buys on radio and cable, are relatively short in into the Lackey, who has been in stump fer Lewis. where be has been attrling the incumbent fur larly compared to since 1978. Prather has also taken hits from terrn-lim- of the campaign with a relying heavily on PAC money and for being a city office and the statelegislalllre up the endorsements its groups and for house-bunting in DC and carpetbagger (Barlow was born and raised in Lackey bas alsopidced $23,000 to $8,000 cash- and Madis- was caught a little flat-footed by Lewis's DC and returned to bis ancestral liome ofBar- · of the newspapers in Henderson population strong attacks. in the 1980s). onville. Tbe papeIS in the other two on-hand advantage. low, Ky., But Prather recently loaned himself$50,000 to be seen, however, how Lack- centers-Hopkinsville and Paducah-have It remains and pulled in $35,000 in local money-he has ey's attacks will play with the voters. Inter- yet to back a candidate. lions from the United Food and Commercial special election to fill eschewed all out--0f-state donations, including nal polling done by his campaign last month In the 2nd district Workers PAC and the United Association of a fCllllef DCCC money-onjust one day last week and the two neck and neck Natcher's seat, Denx>eratJoePrather, Journeymen and Apprentices in the Plumbing reportedly showed hitting back in recent days. percent - state Senator and close ally of Gov. Brereton bas been Industry (be voted against with a large chunk - about 40 Lewis of being a and Pipefitting Jones (D), is getting a stronger-than-expected On Tuesday, he accused NAFfA). still undecided. owip ;. ''puppet'! ofthepational pqny and special inter- Camp claims ,lbat.Lac.key' s cam:- cballenge from}!.epubli.canRonl,ew,is, The late money has reportedly enabled Bar- · -Barlow's ests for taking the out--0f-state money. He is al- been "downright nasty" and that bis of a religious bookstore. low to match Lackey in points on broadcast paign has big so using some of his new money for a TV ad polished" image may tum ~ their ixe-primary filings, Prather had a TV, where, on top of his spots defending his "very slick and very him to the man be wants to replace: now await- fundraising lead, going into the last two weeks that likens on the sales tax, Barlow has been touting off voters who remember Hubbard, Natcher,.be'll never take a dime of stance cor- with a$34,300 to $4,200 cash on hand edge. "Like Bill for the district and hit- ing sentencing after a guilty plea on federal his record ofdelivering But in recent days, national Republicans special interest money." ting Lackey for voting for taxes in the state ruption charges. Despite Lewis's late run, Prather's wide low-key and seri0us demeanor havebeenpouringmooeyintoLewis'scamp, Senate. Barlow's name identification may be too big to over- some accolades at borne, but andnowLewis,apoliticalneophytewhoasre- But Lackey, 47, has been able to control has garnered him comein the last few days of the campaign, and Prather is still the clear favorite. He bas a strong political netwodc, but the key will be to get it up 'Family-Destroying' House Schedule and running on such short notice. This district regularly returned Natcher with huge margins, but it gave Bush a victo- an Overhaul, Insist Members ry with 45 percent of the vote in 1992 and Needs amendments be Republicans have had some recent successes effectively to schedule events and ing" before drafting the Continued from pai:e 1 more on the local level. A Lewis upset is certainly conflicts. wants to offer before the Rules Committee. Ind), who for months has led the calls for avoid scheduling not out of the picture. of this House is so bad it He said he favors the three-on, one--0ff schedule reform, said he would consider al- 'The schedule In Oklalx>ma last week, the GOP recaptured families," said Rep. Frank schedule now used by the Senate but may ternative proposals to his favored schedule basically destroys of departed Rep. Glenn English (D-Oie- know their modify that proposal if a majority ofHouse the seat of work in Washington fol- Wolf (R-Va). "Husbands don't (R) pulled off a resound- of three weeks their Members prefer a different plan. la) after Frank Lucas in the district as long as the wives. Husbands and wives don't know lowed by a week Roemer said that he is currently reviewing current Tuesday through Thursday work- children." discussions about a possible four weeks-on, one week--0ff Emboldened by their week is scrapped. Wolf referred to recent in order to schedule. At a press conference yesterday, Members postponing the August recess win in the Oklahoma care reform (Roll Roemer, however, insisted that a Monday from both parties and both coasts of the complete action on health are through Friday workweek is essential to im- said Congress needs to be both more Call, May 9). He said such discussions special, national country proving the efficiency of Congress. family-friendly and more efficient. The Rules Committee is expected to mark Republicans have been They plan to lobby the Rules Committee 'Reform of the up the reform package sometime in July be- to allow them to offer scheduling amend- pouring money into fore it hits the floor this summer. ments to the far-reaching reform package heart schedule is the The reform package does not offer specif- Lewis's camp in last year by the Joint Committee on drafted ic recommendations for improving the Organization of Congress. and soul of reform for days. the schedule but simply proposes a non-binding recent "Reform of the schedule is the heart and Congress,' insisted Sense of the House resolution that suggests soul of reform for Congress," said Roemer. aide Dan Webber (D). four full days of legislative business each ing yictory over ex-Hill "We need to make sure this body is as effi- Roemer. of the cy- Rep. Tim week, sets aside time exclusively for floor An upset in Kentucky, the last special cient with tax dollars as it can be." psychological proceedings and committee meetings, and cle, would give the GOP a big Roemer said the current schedule-dur- elections. The week the "encourages" the use of computers to mini- edge going into the November ing which the House usually convenes insane considering that just last Democrats, mize scheduling conflicts. House margin now stands at 256 on Tuesday, Wednesday, and House adjourned at 6 p.m. to allow Mem- around noon wants to offer more detailed and 177 Republicans, and one Independent overlap of hearings, bers to attend the Barbra Streisand concen. Roemer Thursday - causes reform. If Barlow loses, he would be the third in- events. The schedule, Also joining in the press conference in binding scheduling floor debate, and other circulated a petition cumbent to lose in the primary season. Only a often to suppon of scheduling reform were Reps. Last year, Roemer Roemer said, also forces Members schedule and handful of Members are still vulnerable to pri- Karen Shepherd (D-Utah), John Myers (R- calling for the three-on, one--0ff work late into the night rather than spend challenges, including Reps. Jay Kim (R- Dunn (R-Wash), and Tim Pen- garnered about JOO signatures. mary time with their families. ind), Jennifer Gilven (R-Oilit), Mike Parker (D- who said he is retiring this Another petition supporting the current Qilit), Ken Roemer, who has one child and is expect- ny (D-Minn), {D-Calit), and poten- more time with his schedule, circulated by Rep. Carolyn Mal- Miss), and Dan Hamburg ing another soon, wants the House to work year, in part, to spend and Charlie oney (D-NY), also received about JOO signa- tially Reps. Jerry Nadler (D-NY) Monday through Friday, convene earlier in family. build- tures: - ---- Rangel {D-NY). the morning, and use computer technology Roemer said he is still "consensus ·.. ~--~·-.------.. -:-: --- Page 40 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HOTLINE 5/19/94 *11 MAY RACES KY 01 (5/24 PRIMARY): Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL profiles the two candidates for the Dem nomination -- frosh Rep. Tom Barlow and state Sen. Henry Lackey. C-J's Brown compares Barlow to the Jimmy Stewart character in "Mr. Smith Goes to Washington": "Barlow radiates sincerity and diligence and by all accounts is excruciatingly honest. Also like ["Jefferson Smith"], Barlow can be awkward, some say humbling, in public. And he has a propensity for spouting high-sounding drivel" (5/18). C-J's Ellers notes Lackey has not gained much "power" in the KY Senate: "Lackey attributes most of this situation to voting the way his constituents want -- and sometimes against the wishes of Democratic leaders .... Others say Lackey, 47, hasn't been so much independent as he has been determined to protect his political prospects" (5/19). KY 02 (5/24 SPECIAL): Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL'S Cross analyzes ex-state Rep. Joe Prather's (D) latest ad. ANNCR: "Why is [GOP nominee] Ron Lewis smearing Joe Prather with vicious falsehoods. The facts: Joe Prather is a conservative .... And like Bill Natcher, he'll never take a dime of out-of-state special interest money. And who owns Ron Lewis? Tens of thousands of dollars from the Washington special interests, paying to smear Joe Prather and buy the election." Cross: "Both candidates are trying persuade voters that the other is beholden to Washington interests, and neither is making a very good case" (5/19). Charles Cook notes the story that Prather "was already shopping around for an apartment in Washington, something that is usually seen as bad luck, not to mention really bad form since the voters haven't officially crowned him Congressman." Cook notes Lewis caught Prather "off guard" by going on TV with NRCC money, while Prather "got cute" by announcing that he would take no PAC money or out-of-state money and no money from party cmtes: "So now we have a very competitive race, ... which should be solidly in the Democratic column -- at least for 1994" (ROLL CALL, 5/19). KY 03 (5/24 PRIMARY): Businessman Charlie Owen (D) has "stepped up the attack on two of his 10 opponents" in the 5/24 primary. KY Women's Political Caucus founder Dolores Delahanty (D) and ex-state Rep. Mike Ward (D) responded to new Owens radio and TV ads claiming the spots "distorted their positions." The two "also criticized Owen for negative campaigning and bemoaned the fact that he may have enough money to hurt them." Ward: "I'm limited in my ability to respond by not being a cable-TV millionaire." Delahanty: "What he couldn't accomplish with money, he's trying to accomplish with mud." Owens "plans to drive the agenda for the rest of the campaign by holding news conferences each day" and running ads that compare him to the two on several issues. As with the crime issue, Owens used health care "to position himself as a conservative next to Delahanty and Ward." His tag line: "I'm a different kind of Democrat." Owens latest ad opens: "Do you want the government to choose your doctor or to decide who deserves medical care? Of course not, but that's what we'll get with Dolores Delahanty or Mike Ward." Page 41 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Owen claims Ward supports the Clinton plan, which Ward denies. (He says he and Owen "aren't that far apart") Owen also claims Delahanty supports single-payer. Delahanty has said she could support single-payer under certain restrictions (C-J, 5/18). There are seven other Dems running for the seat being vacated by retiring Rep. Romano Mazzoli (D). GOPers: 1 92 nominee Susan Stokes, '90 candidate Tim Hardy and Tommy Klein. Page 42 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu HOTLINE 5/16/94 *15 HOUSE SPECIALS: KY 02: The Louiville COURIER-JOURNAL endorsed ex-state Rep. Joe Prather (D) over GOP nominee Ron Lewis in the 5/24 special election to fill the late Rep. William Natcher's (D) seat. (5/15). "Sensing a chance to pick up a district," the nat'l GOP has "jumped" into the race. "With an unknown amount of help," Lewis began a "surprisingly well-financed television campaign likening" Dem nominee Prather to Pres. Clinton. The ads say Prather and Clinton "are professional politicians who have raised taxes and cut state-government deals for their friends." Although the ads were produced by the NRCC, "they say they are being paid for by Lewis' campaign." KY GOP chair Terry Carmack: "The Lewis campaign is going for broke ... to ignite this campaign and make sure voters ... know there is an alternative" (Cross, Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL, 5/15). Page 43 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Kt·nlu(ky \\ i·1Hk\\ H f~~~l\f~~} ,\.\1td1 McCo (D} 1 1 om Barlow (D} · . H Natcher 2. William L. Mazzoli (D} 3 Romano · 4. lim Bunning (R) 5. Harold Rogers (R) 0" Scotty Baesler (D) .. /. ,·· Page 44 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu KENTUCKY Nelda L. Barton-Collings National Committeewoman Present National Committeewoman, Kentucky, elected - August 7, 1968 Secretary, Republican National Committee, 1993 - Owner I Officer, health care facilities, pharmacy, newspapers, banks & rental properties Previous Chairman, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, 1990 - 1991 Member, SBA National Advisory Council, 1990 - 1992 Member, Rural America Council, 1990 - 1992; Federal Council on Aging, 1982 - 1987 Kentucky Republican Woman of the Year Award, 1968 Delegate, White House Conference on Aging, 1981 Kentucky Young Republican Distinguished Service Award, 1987 RNC Activity Member, RNC Rules Committee, 1969 - 1988, Co-Chairman, 1985 - 1988 Member, Committee on Arrangements, Republican National Convention, 1972, 1992 Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1976, 1988 Presidential Elector, 1992 Member, Committee on Resolutions, Republican National Convention, 1988 Vice Chairman, Southern Region, 1984 - 1993 Member, Site Selection Committee, Republican National Convention, 1984 Member, RNC Executive Committee, 1976 - 1980, Executive Council, 1984 - Charter Board Director, NRllA, 1983 - 1986, Secretary/ (cont.) Treasurer, 1984 - 1986 57 9/93 Page 45 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu (cont.) Personal Spouse: Jack Children: Four Education: Graduate, Norton Memorial School of Medical Technology 1311 Seventh Street Road Corbin, KY 40701 (606) 528-0374 (o) (606) 528-8487 (f) (606) 528-2404 (h) Page 46 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ·- KENTUCKY Robert (Mike) Duncan National Committeeman \)- . Present National Committeeman, Kentucky, elected - August 18, 1992 Chairman, Alice Lloyd College Chairman and CEO, Community Holding Company Partner, Kirk Insurance Agency Previous Chairman, Kentucky College Republicans, 1970 - 1971 College Republican Director, Region Ill , 1971 - 1972 Chairman, Young Kentuckians for Nixon, 1972 Chairman, Kentucky Young Republicans, 1975 - 1976 Martin County Chairman, 1976 · 1980 7th Congressional District Chairman for Reagan , 1980 Member, Kentucky State Central Committee, 1971 - 1972, 197 4 - 1982, 1992 Morehead State University Board of Regents, 1981 - 1986 (Chairman, 1985 - 1986) Kentucky Financial Institutions Board, 1984 - 1987 Director, Federal Reserve Bank, Cincinnati Branch, 1987 - 1989 Assistant Director, Office of Public Liaison , The White House, 1989 - 1990 RNC Activity Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1972, 1976, 1992 Alternate Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1980 Member, Committee on Rules, Republican National Convention, 1976 Member, Committee on Credentials, 1992 Member, RNC Rules Committee, 1993 - (cont.) 58 9/93 Page 47 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu (cont.) Personal Spouse: Joanne Children: One Education: 8.A., Cumberland College; J.D., University of Kentucky Post Office Box 331 Inez, KY 41224 (606) 298-3511 (oft) (606) 298-4337 (h) Page 48 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu b:1 D td t::) D r fTl THE~. FAIOit.Y. MAY 20. 1994 f I ~/I ( tcA.lt 1--j t::) f'//lj; IV 0 - ~ ~ IV I I l:» race with national reach 0co . - ~GOP targets Prather in I ~ ()Wit party 11111 from IJl GlllbiJiulions from Im f->. : By AL CROSS non-Kmhdilm l'Ad potitica( ...... com- f->. . Poliical Writl!c PRIMARY '94 * * ---.J KENTUCKY * minees. He is ~ checks from - per- soml wealth 1o Rei>.~ lbe .... lly. - The spec:iai held ia eftll. 1oM!t" esleem -- CAMPBEl.1.SYIUE To .tel some grusroors push ID Ille me- Prather is also aadm' __.from~ . .. . dectioo -~ill the 2ad Dislritt dia c:an:pqn. Seom Minority Leader Bob • _pvups lbat sappo1t rem timil5 ..s as>- I; IDmed mm a IMiooall ~ su.rpris- Dole is scheduled to appeal' witll Lewis to- pose ~ '111•icm. wl Dewalts feu a iDg Democrats Uld ~ :at rtsk • wt 1 foc a day at a ~ coofereoct in l.ouis:\'ifie .., lasl..u..te effort by demells of tile Jeli.- 1-lhey haYe held roc alIRost roo yeus. weeks ago [fla( he ~ had looked ~ in Owensboro and Bowmg Green. ~ dlllt wwld ~ Lewis. A ~~ influx of wet-timed money from home in Washington, was laigely at rallies giolls lo awry a~ "This e1ectioe. 6 beUg watched D8tion- ~ ~ their ""'c:hlaces-- 3'. aationa.I Republicao SOlfteS has made a unawares and is now fighting ::D wide .... is being ~ at the White depmd Oil a lipt lumOUt. nd Prather is 'riable candidate of Rao Lewis, a minister lrid where 68 peruent of YOlefs. are Demo- -< said Om ~ spokesman fm trying to energize tile ta«lilio-t Demoa at- and religioos-bookstofe OW9el" wbo filed to aats bur oft.en [aYOC Republicans. Hoiue." IV Rf!publican ~ ic oetwoork to gd Olll dae WUle- But elec.1iom 0 run agai1ISt ne.xr.r Wl!.iam Natcher _ Tbe ~olaal ~n money is payi.ltg die National ColuJiltee_ •are oa media 809'... said fonmr S* Sen. mondas ~ .Natdler died, creating the k TV conmierOa&5. and otbrT mas I s 1.0 ~ moderale-to-comenelive Prattler ~ figtttiag back by al.ting GOP l:» vacaDCJ UW wiE! be 60i!d Tuesday. tllal depict SeeG IJl l:» z 0 0 0 co -0 0 IV Page 49 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu E: IJB DOLE ID:202-408 5117 M8Y 20'94 11:55 No.008 ...... - ...... _ P.03 GOP's big guns target Prather Continued frQm Pt.I• One F1oyd Hays Ellis, a uti1lry aowlil'le GMQ e> Page 50 of 64 This• document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BOBDOLE ID: 202-408 511 7 MR Y 20 ' 94 11:56 No. 008 P. 04 f ~ : J (l n (\ W\ C(.(l.( · ~ )J~I ~ . YI - 1odfU,z. s Republican Opposed ly Prather EOI':"OR'S NOTE B~t Rune igain•t Clinton Thia i• the iina1 in•t&llment eeriea previewing the Ma.y of a ~nreawpatt • 24 tltetion1 . ly C~LIS WOLFS• Aaaoeiat•d · ff'.ANXFORTPr••• Wri~•r• 1 Ky. But Page 51 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas BOBDOLE http://dolearchives.ku.edu ) tor a lin•·it•m v•to and• The 2nd Dietrict balanced~b~dget coneel'Vative hae tradition~lly am•nCSinent. . Republic•n e•ndid&te1 been Oemo~r•tic but do well, but che tor other al10 nearly diatriot hae not federal otfiC$8 often $0 year". had a Republican con9r•11man The once ~nthink•blv tor the death o! Nateher, beell.tt\e a di•tinct Until who haQ held poasibility in March ~ h en. Lewia hac the eeat tor 4i year• w1th bGCL"!'.e « vi •oJ.e look•4 like• •acr1ticial . r~ candidat:.e lamb. l ~nt ~hat p~ebably with -.n infueion lut hv would not or Republican For exar..ple,· h•v• heeu ~is~~u money and ec~mp Sen•te Minority •ga1nat N•tcner for ~•wis . during Leader &ob Cole . Ltwit' a ~rief to~r i• 1cheduled t.enAr.iry •e•"'•~ of tn• 2n~ Oiet~iet to on a ti.Cl.Qi: in t:t:i c:~tqh PS"•t.no .. today. a new1paper •tory off ~1,.1.~rd. L••ie house hunt i ng in W&1hington, that Prather had ~V'.4Hl,.'1:1\J 1 'It'$ o.c. &4ftady beQn ~n awfully large telaphon~ interviaw. pr•ewnptio~ eb•r•,'' lrerecon And ehe : wewie •a~a Jqnea, '\•lmost that Pr~ther'• ally, in a Nat~her •l•o anointed him'' Gov. rubbed people th• a1 the nominee to ' 'Now ~t'• kind wrong w&y, ~ewia auQeeed to do'i1 ot th• 1-.me olO ••id, walk thro~gh ~hie thini· Joe. chin~s, 01id. and I'll hav• th• 'All X have In tltotion,''' Ltwi1 other •laction1 ~e14ay, Liberty o~~otes •~•t• Sen. 5th s~even M.ay~ard Walt•r Bl•v1n• Cietrict ~on~ressman. ot tn•z in a Demoe¥&tie ot Weit tt\1.1.ullJ ··Ha.i The winner prim.1.iy ·· i!.09ttta ot wiJ1 face · keoW>l~can tor 'I"wo ~ongresam•n Somer1tt. in~IJll'li)onr Republic~n Oemocrat seottY Jim l~nning renominacinn &atel•r of Lexington of Fo~t Thom.a.1 and iM ~h• ·~~ are unoppoaed Bvnni~g and ;~h 4i~~~~U~Q, fo~ ie to be opposed ~o•pe~~iv.ly. Ska9g1 o!· ~~•aell. in November by Democrat be 1-"..;i.~tt'\0""' saealer'1 Rep~blie•n Sally H&rria W0l• Of f..ii!;A.j.H~t.Qn, oppon•nt in the tall i1 ~o Page 52 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BOB DOLE ID:202-408-5117 MAY 20'94 11:57 No.008 P.06 FRIDAY, KAY ao, 1994 CONTACT : ROGER FORD EMIAllGO i 3:00 PK &ASTERN TEL. : (502) 765•4364 DOLB: "il:f'S A MAL IJ'NBlCJY llQMI Rl&.6, AND flll LONQSHO't ZS come: ON S!'RQNG" LOO.l8V%W.•1 KY (Dy 20) ... The 2nd Di•trict Con9re•aional CUlpaign betwe•n Ron Lawia an4 hi• onc•-h•avily tavor~ oppon•nt hae Wturn•d into a real 9ood Kentucky hora••race, a~d the lonqahot ia moving up fast in th• •tretch" Sen. Bob Dole said today durinq a campai;n swln9 through Kentucky's second Diatrict. Dole appeared on Lewi•' behalf with K•ntuoky sen. Mitch McConnell today at an airport new• oonfereno@ in Louisville and at rallies in Owen•t>oro and Bowlin9 Green. The Dole•McConn•ll app•arance• are th• lata•t development in the Lewie oampai9n, which political ob~ervera •ay i• co•in9 on atron9 in the final days betora Tueaday•s balloting. Political pundit• who only 10 daya a90 9av• Lewi• little chance ot an UP••t are now sayino the race could be a t.oaa-up. •1t•s hard to ))elieve that juet a week aqo, th• political experts had already co.ll•d thie ~aoe for Joe Pro.th•r in a landslide," Dol• said. "Joe waa •o •Ure of himself he even w•nt up to Waehinqton to find himself bouae ... a San. McConnell charged that the Clinton Presidency "ha• been th• •o~t anti-Kentucky Administration in memory, and voter• ouqht to tell him eo on Tueaday by •l•otin9 Lewi• in an upset." "~roa high taxes on Kentucky employers, to the war on tobacco, to euta in def6nae that threat•n every inatallation in this CgiumonweGlth, Bill Clinton see•• intent on destroyino Kentuoky'a $00nomy and way of life -- and the laat thinq we should do ia send him on• more rubber-stamp vote to ~o it," McConnell aaio. "l can't vote in thi• election," Dol• •aid, ''but I wish I could, just lik• million$ or American• who hop• you'll u•e this ohano• to tell Bill and Hillary Cl!pton that our taxes •r• too hi;h, the 9ov&rnment is sticking its noae into our aftairQ too much, and we ~on•t nee~ ycu to pick our Doctors." Dole said Joa Pra.ther•a eleventh-hour decision to siqn the 11 Taxpaler Protection Pled;a" aqainat further tax hikes "i• like an alcoholic t&k ng the Pledqe to atop drinking.~ "Prather raised taxes and tees more thAn 40 ti••• in Frank.tort, but now h• says he's a •reform$d• Tax-a-holic. Well, Joa, an alooholic can•t solV$ his probl•• just by signing a Pledge; he has to atay out of bars ·- and a r:rax-a--holic has to •tay out of con9r•11s!" Lavi• mad• rererenoe to today•• Loui•vill• Courier-Journal articl• by Al cro•• which aaid that Lewis "i• anything but a akillc:=d campaiqne:r•• and "oeca•ionally atumbl••" during speech••· "I'll acblit I'm not the golden-throated orator my opponent, a prof•asional politician who uaed to be a prot•••ional auctioneer," Lewie noted. "It •••ms tom• we have enou9h tast-talk•ra in Congr••• alread.y. 11 MCIC:onn4tll reainded Kentucky De11oorata and Ind.•pendent• that ttthi11 election on Tu••day is not a Primary, ~nd all reqi•tered voters can vote for Ron Lallfi•." "This ia a speoial Eloction, the r&Al thinq." - 30 - Page 53 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas BOB DOLE ID:202-408-5117http://dolearchives.ku.edu MAY 20'94 11:58 No.008 P.07 Talking Pointa for Hon. Mitch MoConnell, u.s.s. Ron LeWi• Campai9n Tour Friday, Kay 20, l094 ~oui•ville, Owensboro an4 BOwlin; Green, ~•ntuoky In juat one week, Ron Lewis haa brought about a sea-change In Kentucky polltlcs: • A week ago, nobody thought Ron Lewis had a chance • Today. he's the hottest ticket In Kentucky palitlcs • Everybody la talking about how this race could be too close to calf But the aHda of Ron Lewi•' victory Tueaday night were aewn 600 mlle• away, by Biii Cllnton: "Thia has been the most anti·Kentucky Administration In memory and voters ought to tell him so on Tuesday by electing Lewis In an upset." • High t1xa1 on Kentucky employers that will cost this State 5,731 jobs • Cuts in defense that will force a third wave of defense closure• bigger than the first two waves combined • Threatens every Installation in the Commonwealth1 from Fort Knox to Fort Campbell to the Loulsvllle Naval Ordnance • Kentucky's economy Is dependent on defense for more than $400 mlltion fl"Om Louisville Naval Ordnance ALONE • We stand to lose 11, 700 jobs Statewide - for a total loaa of 17 percent of our defense-related employment • •war on Tobacco" • Maaslve hikes in the excise tax on cigarettes • Proposals to ban smoking outright virtually everywhere but in Prisons Under am Cllnton: • Kentuckians are sending wilt send $3 bllllon more to Washington in just the next five years -- money that could have stayed right here. creating good, permanent Kentucky Jobs • Our senior citizens wlll send $32 mllllon to Washington In higher taxes on Socia! Security benefits Page 54 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BOB DOL E ID :202-408-5117 MRY 20'94 11:58 No . 008 P . 08 The la1t thing Kentuckians should do la give am Cllnton one more rubber-stamp vote In the House of Repre1entat1ve1 .. ~ and THAT'S NOT GOING TO HAPPEN! I give you "Mlater Momentum," the next Raprea•ntatlve of the Second Dlatrlct of Kentucky, Ron Lewlal Page 55 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu BOB DOL E I D: 202-408- 5117 MAY 20'94 11 : 58 No . 008 P . 09 Talkinq Points ltOH LIWII Dol•-Moconnell Caapaic;rn Tour Friday, May 20, 1114 Louisville, owenaboro and aowlih9 Green, Kentucky THANK DOLE AND McCONNELL • Two or my political heroes -- • DOLE - The architect of the Reagan Tax Cuts • McCONNELL - The moat powerful voice Kentucky has ever had TODAY'S COURIER-JOURNAL • Article by AL CROSS says I'm not a good campaigner ... that I "stumble" In speeches • 111 admit, I'm not the GOLDEN·THROATED ORA TOR my opponent is • But he started out as a PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEER •• Then he went In to POLITICS • Well. It seems to me we have ~NOUGH FAST TALKERS IN CONGRESS ALREADY I • I don't have charisma, but I DO love Kentucky, ·and I DO CARE about my children ... and yours • And If you give me the privilege of Representing our community In Congress next week, I'll do the Bl:ST I CAN for those kids - and to make sure you NEVER regret giving me the chancel FAMILY TAX CREDIT • Thafs why the FIRST THING I WILL DO as your Representative will be to co- sponsor the 500~DOLLAR PER CHILD INCOME TAX CREDIT for every working family • There are 130 thou$and, 500 chlldren In this District whose families would be eligible for the credit - the second-highest number of children in the State • For them, It could mean new clothes, new shoes, or braces -- and $65.2 mill/on eve;y year In added consumer spending and Investment for our community I INTRODUCE DOLE Now, my hero, the Leader of Republicans In the Senate, Bob Dole of Kansasl Page 56 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu THE COURtEA-.JOUANAL. FF~IOAY. MAY 20. 1994 ~ 1-fi (~kl, f _ ..... _ . i GOP targets Prather in race with national reach ., : ByAL CROSS c:ontnl>utions from bis own party and from : Political Writer PRIMARY '94 non-Kentuckians and political action com- KENTUCKY * * * mittees. He is writing dledts from~ per· CAMPBELI.SVIl.LE, Ky. - The special held in eYerl lower esteem now. sonaJ wealth to keep up with the onslaught . election for Congress in the 2nd District has • See other efectlon stories on Pages To add some grassroots push to the me- Prather is also ullder assault from Dation- I1 turned jnto a natioBa! battleground, surpris- B 1 and B 3. dia campaign. Senate Minority Leader Bob a1 groups that support term limits and Ol>- J ing Democrats and putting at risk a seat ------Do.le is scheduled lo appear with Lewis t~ pc)se more taxation. and Democrats re. a r they have held ror almost 100 years. ~ks ago that he already had looked for a day at a press conference in Louisville and last-minute elfort by elements of the ~ A huge influx of well-timed money from home in Washington. was caught largely at rallies mOwensboro and Bowling Green. gious right that would help ~ national Republican sources has made a unawares and is now fighting to cany a dis- "This election is being watched nation- Republicans acknowledge their chances viable candidate of Ron Lewis, a minister trict where 68 percent or voters are Demer wide and is being watched at the White depend on a light turnout, and Prather is and religious-bookstore owner wbo filed ro crats but often favor Republicans. House," said Dan Leon.a.rd, spokesman for trying to energize the traditional Democrat- run again.st Democrat William Natcher . The national Repub1K:an money is paying the National Republican Congressional ic network to get out the vote. .But elections months before Natcher died. creating the for 1V commercials and other messages Committee. "are on media now," said former state Sen- vacancy that will be filled Tuesday. that depict Page 57 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu GOP's big guns target Prather Continued from Page One Floyd Ha ys Ellis, a Bowling Green uri liry executive. "I'm lit not sure po- ical organizations exist more." any Though party leader$ say publicly D•mocr11t that Prather has Joe Prtther, left, la stanched the bleed· ftgtrtlng to win tht ing, some say prtvtltely election apeelal trouble that be ls in In the 2nd Dl.vtc:t, in Owensboro and Bowling where ae percent Green, the district's of \IOttrl .,.. two large~ Democrtlta, agalntt Atpubllcan cities. Another trouble spot Ao" L.ewt1. the Louisville could be 51,1burbs l&11e1y be- yond . the ~ne Snyder iner and aeems to which Freeway, be of a dJtterent Natcber's nearly token generation. He Is anything nent almost oppo- skilled but a won iD 1992. cunpaigner, but he bu E\•en in their ~ been home Hard.in Coun· plerny of help from Terry ty , where Prather Carmack and ha.• been promi· John McCanhy, the nent for almost 30 yeaf'j chairman and political is a relative and L.eWis state directOr of the newcomer, Lewis has Republican Pany, wbo support from people been managing have such as Anny his campaign for retiree Paul Rose of Rineyville, Weeks. doesn't who like the military':i new "He'11 not running his "don't ask, don't paign,'' own cam- , tell" policy on said Prather, noting the gay s. which Prather supports lengthy prus-conference "He . state· 's a really nice guy and ments on which Lewis done a lot he's ~ionally for the community, but St'Umbles. we've got too many old-time politi· Lewis said he hasn't done cians," Rose said of Prather thing against any- don't . "I Ju.st his will, but Pratber's think he would do what criticism appeall need in Washington we to the sense ." among some that a seat Prather, wbo said more held for he expectS a than four decades by good vote margin in Hardin who financed Natcher. has been County, his own, low-budget a state legislative leader, campaigns, should state finance secretary not be for sale. , a candidate "Politically, we just fast.forward· for high statewide office ed chainnan and the to the 1990s. and we're now of two winnin~ ing the see· paigns cam- good and the bad of contem· for governor, including porary campaign of Gov. Brereton that tactics." said Jones. But outside Owensboro Mayor Hardin and adjoining David Adkisson. counties and "It remains to be seen pol itical circles elsewhere, whether the wasn he outside money can succeed 't well known, Lewis said. trict like in a dis· Prather didn't this.'' stazt 1V advertising Adkisson had until a week ago, the hoped to run tor Lewis wne day as the seat when it opened , so Lewis has been party up, but the fine Prather able to de- nomination rules for many voters. favored might have been "It Prather, a good idea for him but if He'sPrather working tor to have Staned earlier, loses, AdkissonPrathea · Prather '' Lewis said. doesn't rule out seeking aJ.so blundered by the still· he already saying open nomination for the * had November looked tor a place to election live in Washington for the next tuU tenn. 1 . When the com· House Republicans, meni, was repo.ned, Lewis who have lost winrung blasted it, several very close votes publicity a.round the district more lately, grew Lewis, once unknown . interested in the race outside his they won a alter drcle of friends and bookstore special election in a 2- ems, was recognized di· to-l Democratic district by many peo- ma last In Oklaho· ple yesterday as he week, said Leonard of Little campaigned at GOP committee the League ball games in . County. Taylor "Together they would rific make a ter· ''I've seen his commercials," one-rwo punch," he said. Dawn said The contest Smitb, adding that she is typical of ~ny fall vote for would races for other open him because "l think we seats - in dis· need someone who tricts held for decades views can get the crats who by Demo· of people our age, the aren't running ~ year boomers ." baby but where presidential , terns are vo1jig pat· Af 47, Lewis Is oruy seven yean Republican: · - younger than Prather, Ni Leonard put it, "This but he i.s trim· the tone race sets tor the fall." · Page 58 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu COMMITIEE TO ELECT Michael Kinnett STATE SENATOR, 20TH DISTRICT 264 Oak Run Rd., Mt. Washington, KY 40047 MAY 20, 1994 (502) 538-3016 DEAR SENATOR DOLE, AT YOUR CONVENIENCE, PLEASE REVIEW THE ATTACHED ARTICLES. MY OPPONENT IS RUNNING A CAMPAIGN BASED ON PHYSICAL VIOLENCE AND TERRORISTIC THREATS. I HOPE TO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO MEET WITH YOU IN THE FUTURE AND WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE YOUR ENDORSEMENT AS THE PEOPLE OF MY DISTRICT AND I HOLD YOU IN HIGH REGARD. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL ME AT (800) 720-2070 OR (502) 538-3016. KENTUCKY'S GOP CHAIRMAN, TERRY CARMACK AND THE POLITICAL DIRECTOR, JOHN MC CARTHY CAN ALSO ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT ME. THEIR PHONE IS (502) 875-5130. RESPECTFULLY, ~2,.,...~.....- MICHAEL KINNETT STATE SENATE CANDIDATE 20TH DISTRICT "United We Stand. Divided We Fall." G.P. Morris, American Poet & Journalist, (1802-1864) Paid for by Committee to Elect Michael Kinnett, Glorta Casey, Treasurer. Page 59 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ELECT MICHAEL KINNETT KENTUCKY STATE SENATE - (502) 538-3016 . I (~ocj 701--0 -cJ_,070 - Page 60 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu ELECT KINNETT MICHAEL KINNETT FOR SENATE STATE SENATOR MICHAEL KINNETT 20TH DISTRICT >Married, 3 Children. >President of private duty homecare serVice for elderly and disabled. > Active church member, church advisory board, guitarist in church band. >Operation Desert Shield - recognized for creating and implementing the commercial flight crew movement strategy for the air-cargo lift to supply US troops in Iraq. >Former union officer and leader. >15 years in aviation; jet pilot with over 6000 hours. >Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. NO TAX INCREASES >Founder and President of Greyhound Network, which provides adoption referral for retired RESTORE HONESTY AND INTEGRITY TO racing dogs and promotes humane treatment of STATE GOVERNMENT the breed. GIVE PARENTS, PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS >Co-Founder of R.O.S.E.of KY, an organization A STRONGER VOICE IN EDUCATION REFORM to save the lives of destitute and starving orphans. SAFE COMMUNITIES BY TOUGH ANTI-CRIME LEGISLATION ~ VOTE SECURITY FOR ALL THRU MEANINGFUL MICHAEL KINNETT HEALTH CARE REFORM · w e simply Can't AtfOl"d fol.6 More Yearsr * * * To Discuss Issues or Concerns: Paid for by Co mmittee to Elect Michael Kinnett 1 (800) 720-2070 Gloria Casey. T r easurer, 454 Peaceful Way, Shephe rdsville, Ky. 4016 5 SF-~ or (502) 538-3016 Page 61 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu Tiie State ,Journal, Frankfort, Kentucky, May 12, _!994 1 y 1- I THURSDAY 1 Yr f I ,..A.. I ( rC' t ( ( -c-l .) f ( ~ r 1- • Ir I I {f;I/€? ff r I . 50 CENTS DAILY FRANKFORT, KENTJ ___ ~ --~- i LJVLLf\.l~ ;:,uND Bradley angered by GOP foe at forum, offers to 'go outside' By MADELYNN COLDIRON going to whip your ass outside and with you right now if you want me ment allowing teachers to speak out State Journal Staff Writer inside both, do you understand? I to." on education reform and voted in fa- An otherwise routine candidate voted for the ethics bill - don't tell Kinnett did not reply. vor of closed-door caucus meetings. forum turned ugly Wednesday night me I was voting against the ethics The Bullitt County resident had Afterward, Bradley said he voted as Frankfort's Sen. Fred Bradley bill. slammed the incumbent hard during for the ethics bill, which contains threatened to thrash an opponent - "If you want to walk, by God, his opening speech, but Bradley be- provisions that forced him to give up literally. you'd better start telling the truth. came visibly angry during his clos- his law practice. He said he had no The blowup began immediately Do you understand me?" ing speech, interrupting him once to idea what Kinnett was talking about after the forum, which was being "I listened to what you're saying," say fiercely, "Don't lie." on the freedom of speech bill and videotaped without an audience by Kinnett, 45, replied. Kinnett accused Bradley of being said no vote was ever taken on clos- . Cable 10. Bradley, a Democrat, be- "Okay, that's good," Bradley re- a tax-and-spender. He said Bradley ing caucuses. came incensed at what he said were torted. "You're going to get beat voted against the legislative ethics The $40,000 figure could not be lies about his voting record by Re- twice now." bill, " and can now accept up to correct, he noted, because he said he publican Michael Kinnett. The senator began walking out $40,000 per year from lobbyists." has raised about $7 ,000 in this elec- The 63-year old senator grabbed the door of the television studio, He alleged the senator voted tion and campaign finance laws re- K.innett's shoulder and said, "I'm then stopped to add, "I'll go outside against a freedom of speech amend- (Please turn to Page A8) Human Resources firings, hirings Page 62 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu _____ , _____ . ~' ------ Frankfort, Kentucky, May ti, 1994 Bradley strict the percentage of that which Bradley said the governor's Bradley said he does not favor in- can come from political action com- budget veto was a mistake. He said creasing the provider tax to pay for mittees. His 32-day pre-election the bare-bones budget should have the extra coverage. He said he hopes campaign finance report shows two been approved, wiltl any extra mo- savings in the Medicaid program PAC contributions- $350 from the ney used later on a cash basis for can be used_ for that purpose. Kentucky Association of Nursing capital projects. Kinnett said he is against even the Homes Edocation PAC and $100 Kinnett said "human needs" are existing provider tax because medi- from the International Brotherhood more important than buildings. cal professionals do not support it. of Electrical Workers PAC. It also •Economic development - all He said health care for poor people shows he received total contribu- three urged caution when doling out can be financed with money now tions of $8,925 between Jan. I and state incentives to attract industry. spent on "fat" in the state budget He April 22. "Eventually somebody is going to said he hasn't studied the budget Bradley explained his display of have to pay for that," Kinnett said. closely enough to identify exactly anger by saying, "l don't want peo- "The citizens of the commonwealth where the fat is located. ple lying about me. I get right hos- will pay for special deals to attract tile when people start lying." industry here." •Education reform - Bradley Kinnett said, "His outburst was Woolwns said continued invest- said there are mistakes with educa- completely uncalled for. We go with ment in education and revamping tion reform, but. "IO throw out the the information we have." the "tax climate" will reap more baby - you can't do that, you've He said he obtained voting record economic development benefits than got to change it from within." information from the Legislative Re- incentives. search Commission Woolwns said he has always op- and the state Bradley said incentives Republican were posed the Kentutky Education Re- party. needed initially when Kentucky form Act. He said education prob- "I am relatively sure all my infor- could not attract industry to prove lems could have been addressed en mation is correct," he said. the state had a good work force and with laws already on the books. eir Bradley faces Joe Woolums for good geographic location. ii- the Democratic nomination in the "I think we may have reached a "I believe what the legislature did May primary. The winner will face waning point now where I don't was sell the people of Kentucky a ed the unopposed Kinnett, who owns a know that we need to create that bill of goods," he said. ~d private duty home care service for many incentives," he said. Kinnett said he is for "basic ~l. the elderly and disabled, in the fall. •Expanding the Medicaid prog- academics - values and morals are · Wednesday night's forum was ram' to cover more people below home-taught qualities." sponsored by the Frankfort Business the poverty level - Woolums said this He cited [)r and Professional Women's Organi- the ungraded primary should not be fmanced with the and student in zation. Mary Potter, who co-chaired tax testing as two areas of on health-care providers but by concern. "I'm :e the event, said Kinnett was invited a not convinced that as- general tax increase - which sessments and u because the group is non-partisan he portfolios are the cor- opposes. rect way IO grade er and she does not expect BPW to children," he said. in hold another forum in the fall. k The three candidates covered a half-dozen or so topics: Lotto jackpot rises again f- LOUISVIILE, •The budget - Woolums said he Ky. (AP) - No ticket matched the six nwnbers I- does not favor spending any money picked in Wednesday's $1.2 million Lotto Kentucky game, and lot- d on capital projects. tery officials said the jackpot for Saturday's game would be $1.4 i- "I would not put the taxpayer in debt. I would not million. I- borrow any money," he said. Woo- The numbers were l, 11, 16, 27, 45 and 48. lums suggested using the budget re- The lottery said 16 tickets matched five numbers for $530, while serve to reduce taxes. 483 matched four for $49. Page 63 of 64 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu -..-·,--..,.-...... ,,.-,,_ ... __ - -- ... -._.._ ,~ ·" 8 2 THE COURIER -JOURNAL. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1994 Senator challenges candidate to 'go outside' during forum I Associated Press As the taping ended, the 63-year- "His outburst old legislator grabbed Kinnett's was completely FRANKFORT, Ky. - A state sen- shoulder. · uncalled for," ator who said his voting record was "I voted for the ethics bill. Don't Kinnett said. being lied about during a candidate tell me I was voting against the eth- "We go with the BRADLEY: forum grabbed a potential opponent ics bill," Bradley said. "If you want information we Says he gets and dared him to "go outside." to walk, by God you'd better start have." "ho8tlle" when people "I'm going to whip your -. -- telling the truth." State GOP Ex- you're say- lie about him .. outside and inside both," Sen. Fred "I listened to what ecutive Director · Bradley, D-Frankfort, told Republi- ing," replied Kinnett, 45. Terry Carmack said yesterday that; I good," Bradley said. can Michael Kinnett of Mount "OK, that's Bradley oppose~ an early version of '. get beat twice Washington. "You're going to the bill that would have forbidden , during now." Bradley became incensed legislators from accepting so much a forum with Kinnett and Bradley then headed for the door taping of as a cup of coffee from lobbyists .' '. Frankfort Democrat Joe Woolums and said, "I'll go outside with you in Frankfort's cable-television stu- right now if you want me to. " Kin- The bill eventually enacted per- : dio Wednesday night. Reporters nett did not reply. mits each legislator to take up to • > were present, but there was no au- Bradley said later that he voted $100 in meals from each lobbyist dience. for the ethics bill even though its per year. With 400 registered lobby- · Kinnett, owner of a private duty on legislators represent- ists, that is theoretically $40,000 a ~ JNT restrictions I home-care service in Bullitt County, .ing clients before state agencies year in free meals, Carmack said. ·. taies, said Bradley had voted for forced him to close his law practice. Bradley has been in the Senate. against teachers and in favor of .RATE 't want people lying about for 12 years. His district contains closed-door caucus meetings. "I don ~T "I get right hostile Franklin, Shelby and Spencer coun- He also said Bradley voted me," he said. :RATE of Bullitt County. He is a legislative ethics bill "and when people start lying." ties and part against May 24 accept up to $40,000 per Kinnett said he got voting-record opposed by Woolums in the James Sublett can now year from lobbyists." information from the Legislative Re- primary. The winner will meet Kin- said, inter- search Commission and the state nett, who was unopposed for the :ORD "Don't lie," Bradley . rupting Kinnett's closing statement. Republican Party. Republican nomination. 73; o: a .a I Page 64 of 64