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GOVERNOR MIKE LEAVITT SENATOR BOB BENNETT Honorary Event Co-Chairmen Honormy Event Co-Chairmen FRANK SUITTER Event Chairman

Event Vice Chairmen G. Steven Allen Ron Christensen Robert Garff Gene King Greg Martin Tom Parry Kirk Roney Dirk Anjewierden Skip Christensen Peter Genereaux Alan Layton Donna Martin Jack Parson Khoshrow Semnan Ted Astlund Bob Cooper Keith Halls Alan Lipman Jack Martin Dinesh Patel Roy Simmons Blake Atkin Marc Day Randy Harmsen Dee Livingood Scott Martin Gus Paulos Doug Sonntag Jay Bingham Bob Dimock John Hewlett Jack Livingood Sheryle Martin Lars Peterson Gordon Strachan Richard Bizzaro Spence Eccles Drew Hunter Steve Lund Bill Matthews Ron Peterson Keith Taylor David Boyles Tom Fey Blaine Huntsman Tom Mabey Ken Melby Tom Pike Richard Tempest Jeff Bryant Lynn Fey Loren Israelson John MacMillian Anthony Middleton David Poulson Richard Thorne Brian Burgess Willard Fisher Ellis Ivory Anna-Marie Mac Millian Rob Morris John Price Sandie Tillotson Lou Callister Jim Frazier Dan James Arch Madsen Carlyle Morris Robert Rice Mike Tullis Joe Cannon Bill Garff Sylvia James Peg Madsen Ken Murdock Paul Rogers Nathan Watson Mac Christensen Bob Garff David Jordan Abe Markosian Stan Parrish Brooke Roney Dennis Wood

SENATOR BOB DOLE Event Sponsors Special Guest Event Sponsors Ira Albon John and Morgan G. Madsen and Lynette Blanche Dick Nemelka Harold G. Christensen Invocation: Lynn S. Richards Mike and Marlene Hamilton Matt and Janice Sansom PETER EATON Dan Jones REVEREND Larry Shanks Gary and Nancy Kehl Tom and Junko Shimizu Mike Martin Bill Vriens Ted May Remarks: Danny Wall Kenneth Warnick Walt McGuire CONGRESSMAN JIM HANSEN Mitch Melich Cliff White Gene and Julie Moffitt SENATOR Bos BENNETT SENATOR Bos DOLE 12:00 noon - 1 :30 Grand Ballroom Monday, March 28 Concluding Remarks: Little America Salt Lake City,Page Utah 1 of 44 1994 SENATOR This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, http://dolearchives.ku.edu

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Talking Points Senator Robert Dole Fundraiser for Senator Orrin G. Hatch March 28, 1994

be with •Introduction/Neighborhood Caucus Day: It is a particular honor to Mass you today because it is Utah's Neighborhood Caucus Day (formerly called this is the meeting in Utah where republicans vote for delegates to the county Meetings: in these and state conventions). It is important that fellow republicans participate meetings and make our voices heard. it up the •Especially Now: Orrin's Campaign Theme -- Especially Now -- sums The stakes for Utah are higher than they have ever been. Utah Needs best way possible. to do Hatch in the -- Especially Now. Orrin is committed Orrin philosophies. everything in his power to counteract President Clinton's tax and spend Congress to get Orrin Hatch possesses an enormous amount of power and influence in things done for Utah. He is seasoned, strong and highly effective. Orrin •Liberal Establishment: The liberal establishment would love to see He is an obstacle in their path. The has spent an unprecedented defeated. to run of energy with the Utah Democrats to come up with a viable candidate amount Orton; Al Orrin Hatch. For example, President Clinton met personally with Bill against between met with Doug Anderson; and numerous other meetings have taken place Gore I have never white house staffers and other candidates. In all my years in , United States the White House so actively recruit an opponent to run against a single seen or how about Senator. Don't they have better things to do, such as, take care of Bosnia, answer questions about Whitewater. on the West: Utah needs Orrin Hatch to fight for Utah's way of life. •Assault would There are issues unique to the West and to Utah. The Eastern liberal establishment live and work. like to inject their philosophies on Utah and dictate how Utahns should in balancing Orrin provides the proper perspective and represents the majority of Utahns the needs for economic progress with environmental protection. in the •Health Care: Utah needs Orrin Hatch to provide necessary leadership on three of the health care debate. He is in a strategic position for Utah because he sits shaping the final most influential committees in Congress which will be instrumental in Judiciary, and outcome in the health care debate -- the Labor and Human Resources, Finance Committees. •Crime: Utah needs Orrin Hatch to help solve the number one issue facing Republican America today -- crime. He is the Republican Leader on this issue, Ranking last year. Several on the Judiciary, and a leader in the passage of the Senate Crime Bill in this legislation were issues he insisted be addressed including: gang provisions and the crack- violence, rural crime, additional police officers, the expansions of prisons, down on violence against women and telemarketing fraud. is vitally •Support: Make your voices heard in your support for Orrin Hatch. It important that he is reelected to represent Utah.

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March 24, 1994

TO: SENATOR DOLE

FROM: MARCIE ADLER

RE: UTAH - SALT LAKE CITY

LOREN "L.G." SPARKS HOLDS THE FDA LEASE IN LENEXA, KANSAS, FOR THE FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION.

THE NEW FACILITY, DEDICATED ABOUT 18 MONTHS AGO, CONTAINS STATE-OF-THE-ART RESEARCH LABS AS WELL AS OFFICES.

SPARKS BOUGHT THE BUILDING DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PHASE FROM THE SUCCESSFUL BUILDER/BIDDER WHO RAN INTO FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.

SPARKS WROTE TO SENATOR HATCH AND CALLED ME, REQUESTING AN EXTENSION OF THE LEASE TO 15 YEARS. THE LEASE IN FORCE WAS FOR 5 YEARS WITH A 5 YEAR OPTION. GSA TOLD HIM AND US THAT THE TERMS WERE PART OF THE BID AND COULD NOT BE CHANGED. INDEED, THIS FACTORED IN MAKING HIM THE LOW BIDDER. RECENTLY, HE ASKED GSA FOR A 20 YEAR LEASE.

BOTTOM LINE - WE HAVE NOT AUTHORITY TO INTERCEDE IN CONTRACTS - AND DID NOT.

HE MENTIONED BEING A HATCH/GOP SUPPORTER AND COULD SHOW UP AT THE LUNCHEON.

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TO: Senator Dole FR: Kerry

*Attached are some thoughts for use at GOP fundraisers during Easter recess. *Both the Hatch and Furman campaigns have also said that you may want to highlight the Clinton "war on the west," and how important is is to have Senators standing up for property rights. Whit is preparing background information for you.

*As we discussed, I leave for Oregon on Tuesday, March 29, to help Denny for a week or so. I'll have a computer and fax, and will be available at all times if you should need anything.

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PRAF'l' #3 3/25/94 SENA~OR DOLE PROPOSED scaEDULE M MAR.CU 2B-31, 1994 Mondav, March 29 8:20 AM DEPART Watergate for Washington National/Signature Flight Driver: Colin (H) 3011559-7114 Beepei~ 202/224-4488 #553 code #7 8:35 AM ARRIVE Washington National aircraft and proceed to departing FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-6440 8:40 AM DEPART Washington/National for FBO: Salt Lake City, UT Salt Lake City Jet Center AIRCRAFT: Gulfstream 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME: 4 hours OWNER: 20 minutes Coalinga (Bill Keck) MEAL: Breakfast SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PILOT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Pat Templeton TIME CHANGE: -2 hours

CONTACT: Pat Templeton 703/525-3888 (0) 703/522-4660 (FAX) 301/229-9128 (H) Bill Keck 310/578-5900 (Ofc.) 310/305-1855 (FAX) 11:00 AM ARRIVE Salt Lake City, Utah/Salt Airport Lake City International

FBO: Salt Lake Jet Center 801/595-6438 MET ON ARRIVAL BY: Mike Glassner (Mike Glassner arrives Sunday will at 8:31 pm and~ stay at Little America Hotel) Met by: TJ & Debbie Day and Tom Gallagher

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Monday, March 28, 1994 (cont'd) Page Two ll:OS AM DEPART airport en route Little America Driver: Hotel Charlie Evans, Campaign Mgr. Brian Seethaler, Hatch staff Drive time: 15 minutes Location: 500 S. Main Street 11:20 AM ARRIVE Little America Hotel and proceed to Reception for Senator Hatch Location: Idaho Room 801/363-6781 FAX 801/596-5911 11:25 AM- ATTEND MAJOR DONOR RECEPTION 12:00 FOR SENATOR ORRIN HATCH PM Location: Idaho Room Attendance; 75@ $1,000/person Event runs: 11:00am - 12:00N .Press: Closed Facility: l?odium and mic Format: 11:45 am Senator Bob Bennett , introduces Senator Dole ;,··· 11:48 am Senator Dole gives brief remarks 11:53 am Senator Hatch gives brief remarks Contact: Wendy Higginbotham, A.A. or Ruth Montoya 202/224-9850 12~00 PM DEPART reception for OPTIONA~ Preas Avail YES

12:05 PM OP1lONAL PRESS AVAIL . .., , · 12:20 PM DEPART Press Avail for Fundraising Luncheon Orrin Hatch for Senator ... ' Location: Grand Ballroom 12:25 PM- ATTEND FUNDRAISING LUNCHBON FOR SENATOR ORRIN HATCH l: 30 PM Location: Grand Ballroom Attendance: 250-300 @ $500 & $250/person Event runs: 12:00am - 1:40 PM Press: Open Facility: Riser, podium .. Format: and mic, no headtable " 1: 00 pm Senator Bob Bennett ' introduces Senator Dole 1:05 pm Senator Dole gives remarks (15 minutes} l: 20 pm Senator Hatch gives closing remarks 1:30 pm Lunch concludes Contact: Wendy Higginbotham, A.A. or Ruth Montoya 202/224-9850

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.· Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) ;page Three 1: 35 PM DEPART Little America Hotel for Salt Lake City Airport Driver: Charlie Evans, Campaign Mgr. Brian Seethaler, Hatch staff

Drive time: 15 minutes I,•

1:35 l?M DEPART Little America Hotel for Salt Lake City Airport Driver: Charlie Evans, Campaign Mgr. .• Brian Seethaler, .. ·Hat ch staff i '; Drive time: 15 minutes

1:50 PM ARRIVE Salt Lake City International Airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Salt Lake Jet Center 801/595-6438

1:55 PM DEPART Salt Lake City, UT for Elko, NE FBO: El Aero Service AIRCRAFT: Gulf stream 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) FLIGHT TIME: 50 minutes MEAL: Sandwiches SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PlLOT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Bill Keck ~ . =.. * Senator Hecht T.J. & Debbie Day Tom Weisner Hal & Sally Furman Tom Gallagher J?at Templeton Mike Glassner, Dole staff TIME CHANGE: -1 hour '•

1:45 PM ARRIVE Elko, NE FBO: El Aero Service 702/738-7123 Met by: Dean Rhoads, NV Senator John Marvel, NV Assemblyman John Carpenter, NV Assemblyman Nancy Ernaut, NV Repub. Party Vice Chair Paul Stevens, Elko Co. Repub. Party;, Chair Llee Chapman, Chair Elko Co. Comm. Demar Dahl, President NV Cattleman Assoc. . Jim J?olkinghorne, Mayor of Elko ~· Bob Songer, Chief of Police, Elko City •t f.,.

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Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) J?age Four 1:50 PM DEPART airport for Convention Center Driver: Jim Misbet, volunteer Paul Enos, Pres. of David Sheffield, Barrik Gold Strike Mine Drive time: 10 minutes ... Location: Convention Center .. 700 Moren Way Elko, NV

2:00 PM ARRIVE Convention Center and proceed to Fundraising ;. Roundtable Discussion Location: Gold Room

2:10 PM- ATTEND FUNDRAISING ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION FOR 3;05 l?M SENATE CANDIDATE HAL FURMAN 702/738-7123 Location: Gold Room r .:.o. Attendance: 25 from Mining and Ranching Community Event r.uns: 2 : 0 5 - 3 : 0 5 pm. Press: Closed Facility: Conference Table Format: Demar Dahl, Pres. NV Cattleman, Assoc., introduces Hal Furman Hal Furman introduces Senator Dole INFORMAL PHOTOS at conclusion of discussion Contact: Robert Douglas 702/324-3363 702/786-3232 x2305 : . Campaign 1 o 2 I a 1 3 - 2 7 9 4 Business ofc. 1 o 2 I 2 4 a - 1 o s 4 - 3:05 l?M DEPART Roundtable Discussion for OPTIONAL Press Avail Location: Hallway outside Gold Room 3:10 PM OP~IONAL PRESS AVAIL

~... 3:20 PM DEPART Press Avail for airport

NOTE: As you depart the Convention Center through the front entrance, there will be a crowd of app~oximately 50 - 100 comm.unity people & students gathered to wave and shake hands as you depart. .. A podium will be available if Hal Furman decides to briefly greet the crowd.

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Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) Paga Fiye 3:35 PM DEPART Convention Center for Elko Municipal Airport Driver: Jim Misbet, volunteer Paul Enos, Pres. of Young Republicans ..~·, David Sheffield, Barrik Gold Strike ·.· Mine Drive time: 10 minutes ' 3:45 '.-. PM ARRIVE Elko Municipal Airport and proceed departing aircraft to

FBO: El Aero Service · 702/738-7123 3:50 PM DEPART Elko, NE for Reno, NE/Cannon International Airport FBO: Sierra Air AIRCRAFT: Gulf stream 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME: 55 minutes OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PILO'I': To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole * Bill Keck senator Hecht T.J. & Debbie Day Tom Weisner Hal & Sally Furman Sally Furman Tom Gallagher Pat Templeton Mike Glassner, De l~ st~f~ 4:45 PM ARRIVE Reno, /Cannon International A~rport Proceed to Press Avail .,.; FBO: Sierra Air 702/785-2507 Met by: Brian McKay, NV State Party Chair, former Attorney General State Senator Bill Raggio, Majority Leader PattyCafferata, National Committeewoman, daughter of Congresswoman Barbara Vucanovich .. George Peek, Washoe Co. Repub. Party Chair Joe DiLonardo, Carson Co. Repub. Chair 4:50 PM PRESS AVAILABILITY LocaUon: Pilot's Lounge

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Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) P51ge Six 5:10 PM DEPART airport for Hal Furman Fundraising Reception Driver: Mike Armitage, Pres. Young Repub. Josh Keck, volunteer Randi Thompson, Furman staff Drive time: 15 minutes Location: Harrah's Resol.·t 219 N. Center Street .. 5:25 ' PM ARRIVE Harrah's Resort and proceed to Hal Furman's Fundraising Reception .·., Location: Douglas Room - 3rd Floor Convention Center

5:30 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK HAL FURMAN FtJNDRAISING RECEPTION 6:15 PM 702/786-3232 FAX 702/788-3049 Location: Douglas Room < ·•. ~ Attendance: 200 @ $125/ea Event runs: 5:00 - 6:30 pm ·. ·. Press: Closed Facility: Riser, Podium and mic Format: Mix and mingle 5:55 pm Hal Furman makes brief remarks & introp.uces Senator bole · 6: 00 pm Senator Dole gives brief remarks Contact: Robert Douglas 702/324-3363 702/786-3232 x2305 •' . : · Campaign 702/37 3-2'794 Business ofc. 702/248-1054 •· NOTE: Linda Karoth Russell and her husband, David are planning to attend this event. 6:10 PM DEPART Reception for Hal Furman Fundraising Dinner Location: Prospector's Club - 4th Floor :.·!..

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...... Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) Page Seyen .6 :15 PM ATTEND/SPEAK Hal Furman Fundraising Dinner 7:15 PM Location: Prospector's Club 3rd Floor Attendance: 40-50 @1,000/ea :. .... Event runs: 6:15 - 8:00 pm Press: Closed Facility: U-Shaped table with freestanding podium and mic ,·"!:._ Format: 6:15 pm Photos :· .. 6:30 pm Guests .seated 6:35 pm Tom Wiesner introduces Hal Furman ;:.-·" 6:40 pm Hal Furman gives remarks & introduces Senator Dole 6:50 pm Senator Dole gives remarks Contact: Robert Douglas 702/324-3363 702/786-3232

x2305 :-""' · ' !'. ·. ·r··:. Campaign 702/873-2794 . :-,_~· Business ofc. 702/248-1054 ~~- .. . 7:l5 PM DEPART dinner for Cannon International Airport Driver: Mike Armitage, Pres. Young Repub. Josh Keck, volunteer Drive time: 15 minutes

7:30 PM ARRIVE Cannon International Airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Sierra Air 702/785-2507 ·;: .

7:35 PM DEPART Reno, NE for , NE/McCarran International FBO: Signature Flight AIRCRAFT: Gulfstream. 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME: 1 hour 5 minutes OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) MEAL: Dinner SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PILOT: 'I'o be determined ' : MANIFEST: Senator Dole ' • Tom Weisner Jerry Dondero Mike Glassner

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_.,.. - ~-.._..... -- Monday, March 28, 1994, (cont'd) Page Eight 8:40 PM ARRIVE Las Vegas, NE/Mccarron International FBO: Airport Signature Flight 702/739-1100 Met by: Mark Miller 8:45 PM DEPART airport and proceed to Las Driver: Vegas Hilton Furman's staff to be determined Prive time: 15 minutes Location: · 3000 Paradise Street Las Vegas, NE

9:00 PM ARRIVE ;, Las Vegas .. ~ I Hilton and proceed to Private RON: Las Vegas S°ll I .., . Hilton 702/732-~ FAX 702/794-3611 Tuesday, March 29, l994 NOTE; Sheila Burke arrives in Las Vegas West # 90 at 8;03 am America - will ba taken :i •.: by Furman staff to MGM Grand 7:55 AM DEPART Las Vegas Hilton for Campaign America Fundraising Breakfast Driver: Furman's staff - to be determined Drive time: 5 minutes Location: Las Vegas Country Club 3000 Joe W. Brown Drive 8:00 AM ARRIVE Las Vegas Country Club and proceed to America Fundraising Breakfast Campaign Location: Rotunda Room :.. ·· 8:00 AM- ATTEND CJ\MPAIGN .AMERICA 9:30 AM FUNDRAlSING BREJ\KFAST Location: Rotunda Room •··.· Attendance: 702/734..,1122 20 Casino executives @i $2,500/ea eee attached attendee list 3/25/94 as of Event runs: 8:00 - 9:30 am Press: Closed Host: Former Senator/Ambassador Facility: Chic Hecht One large table, no podium Format: Discussion of proposed gambling tax and current events Contacts: Jerry Dondero 208/853-5806 (Home/Ofc) 208/853-7734 (FAX) 702/368-3725 {Vegas) Chic Hecht _, 702/735-1286 (Home) 702/368-3715 (Office) . ·; .

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Tuesday, March 29, 1994, (cont'd} !?age Nine 9:30 AM DEPART breakfast for Meeting with Kirk Bob Maxey Kerkorian and D,rivel'.': : ' NOTE: Mr. Maxey wi1l. drive Senator Dole, Sheila Burke '•. and Mike Glaa sner. -- NOTE: Furman staff will drive : ·:. Mark Mille:i:: :· :·.,_.-- ' - Drive time: 10 minutes .. Location: MGM Grand Medical Clinic 111 East Harmon Street 9:40 AM ARRIVE MGM Grand Medical Clinic and .::.·- facility proceed to tour the Met by: ShellyMansholt, Carrara Group, Govt. •'"' .. Affairs, will meet at the curb Larry Woolf, Pres, CEO, GM, MGM Grand Hotel & Theme Park David Brandsness, Administrator, Premier L".- Medical Center ~·: .. Dr. Lane Friedman, Chief of Staff, Premier Medical Center Mark Brown, Carrara Group, Govt. Affairs 9:45 AM- TOUR FACILITY 10:00 AM

~0:00 AM PROCEED to Private Meeting with Kirk Kerkorian, and Sheila Burke Bob Maxey Location: Conference Room 10:05 AM- PRIVATE MEETING WITH KIRK KERKORXAN AND Boa MAXEY 10:45 AM AND SHEILA BURKE Location: Conference Room Contact: Kelly Jones, Asst. to Bob Maxey 702/891-3336

10:45 AM DEPART MGM :- Grand Medical Center for Las Vegas Airport .. Driver: Furman staff - to be determined Drive time: 15 minutes 11:00 AM ARRIVE Las Vegas Airport and aircraft proceed to departing FBO: Signature Flight 702/73~-llOO

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Tuesday, March 29, 1994, (cont'd) Page 'I'en

11:05 AM DEPART Las Vegas for Los Angeles, CA/LAX FBO: Kaiser Air ;"".:· AIRCRAFT: ·,· ·.. .· Gulfstream 4 ·.·,,· .. TAIL NO.: N 404 CC .. ' ~ ~ .. FLIGHT TIME: 50 minutes* .· OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) MEAL: Lunch SEATS: 14 ~- ...~ PILOT: To be determined CO-PILOT: To be determined MANIFEST; Senator Dole Sheila Burke Mike Glassner Mark Miller ··.. ·- 12:00 PM . ·.. ARRIVB Los Angeles, CA ·.·.-: - FBO: Kaiser Air 310/568-0547 12:10 PM DEPART airport for meeting of ARCO Employees Public Affairs Committee Driver: Dave, ARCO Driver Jim Reeder, Allergan H 714/497-6883 Earl Smith, Allergan 0 714/752-5964 {3 cars) FAX 714/253-6525 NOTE: Senator Pole, She!la Burke and Mike Glassner will be taken in the ARCO car to the Los Angeles ...... Hilton. ·"'°.r , NOTE: The Allergan ca:ra will t:ranapor_t Mark Miller and the luggage.

Drive time: 40 minutes Location: Los Angeles Hilton Hotel 930 Wilshire Boulevard

12:50 PM ARRIVE Los Angeles Hilton Hotel and proceed to Arco Employees Public Affairs Committee Meeting Location: Pacific Ballroom 213/629-4321

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Tuesday, M~rch 29, 1994, (cont'd) l?age Eleven

12:50 PM- SPEAK TO ARCO EMPLOYEES PUBLIC AFFAIRS COMMITTEE 1:30 PM Q&A 'I'O FOLLOW Location: Pacific Ballroom Attendance: 500 Event runs: 12:00 - 1:30 pm Press: Closed ~~~ .. Facility: Theater style, riser, podium & ,• : mic Format: Mike Bowlin, President & CEO, ARCO, :..":.·

introduces Senatbr Dole '~ Senator Dole gives remarks (15 ..... minutes) Q & A Contact: Margie MacAllister 213/486-0273

1:30 PM DEPART Los Ang~les Hilton Hotel for Cedars-Sinai Medical Center ·.': Drivers: Jim Reeder, Allergan H 714/497-6883 Earl Smith, Allergan 0 714/752-5964 Driv~ time: 45 minutes Location: 8700 Beverly Boulevard NOTE; Use South Tower Visitors entrance.

2:15 PM Al

3:30 PM- ATTEND Meeting with Hospital Staff 4:30 l?M Location: Founder's Room - Plaza Level Attendance: Names coming

4:30 PM DEPART Cedars-Sinai Medical Center for Le Pare Drivers: Jim Reeder, Allergan H 714/497-6883 Earl Smith, Allergan 0 714/752-5964 Drive time; 20 minutes Location: 10120 Empryrean Way Century City

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Tuead~y, Match 29, 1994, (cont'd) Page Twelve 4:50 PM ARRIVE Bill Keck's condo - TO FRESHEN UP Location: Le Pare 10120 Empyrean Way .: Building 13 - Unit 103 . ,. Century City " 213/203-9209 or 203-9210 5: 50 PM DEPART Le Pare for Campaign America Fundraising : :: Reception/Dinner Driver: NOTE: Bill Keck will drive Senato~ Dole to Chasen's· Restaurant ·., .·"';" Jim Reeder, Allergan ':-·· H 714/497-6883 Earl Smith, ' Allergan t~~ 0 714/752-5964 'J' ; ) ~ -. '.;!: •·... Drive time: 10 minutes •.. ·' Location: ';! Chasen's Restaurant '.' 9039 Beverly Boulevard 6:00 PM ARRIVE Chasen's Restaurant and proceed to VIP Reception Location: California Room Met by: Mark Miller

6:05 PM ATTEND VIP RECEPTION 310/271-2168 Location: California Room Attendance: 30 Table sellers Mike and Martha Bowlin Chubby and Dana Broccoli David and Ann~belle De Lorenzo Pres. Dole Foods ... Ken Doctor and guests Price •' Waterhouse Fritz Hitchcock and guest Earle and Marion Jorgenson Bill Keck TJ and Debbie Day Kenneth Leventhal and guests Steve McDonald and guest, SR. Exec. '...-· .· Trust Company of the West Jim and Dian~ Montgomery Rupert and Anna Murdoch Gordon Ness and guest Gus and Kathryn Thompson Owen Ger~ld and Robin ~arsky Charles and Mary Jane Wick Event runs: 6:00 - 6:30 pm Press: Closed Facility: None Format: Mix and mingle NOTE: Mayor Dick Riordan may attend.

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TUesday, March 29, 1994, (cont'd) Page Thirteen ... 6:30 PM DEPART VIP Reception for General Reception :·. Location: Main Restaurant

6:30 PM- ATTEND CAMPAIGN AMERICA FUNDR.AISING RECEPTION 7:30 PM Location: Main Restaurant Attendance: 200 Event runs: 6:30 - 7:30 pm '·. Press: Closed ..... Facility: None ·' Format: Mix and mingle

7:30 PM DEPART Reception for Campaign America Fundraising Dinner Location: California Room 7:30 PM- ATTEND/SPEAK - CAMPAIGN AMERICA FUNDRAISING DINNER 9:00 PM Location: California Room Attendance: 200@ :·;, $1,000 r: .. Event runs: 7:30 - 9:00 pm Press: Closed Facility: Format: 7: 3 O pm Gerald Par sky gives welcome remarks 7:35 pm Gus Owen toa~t Senator Pole 7:3? pm Dinner served 8:27 pm Jim Montgomery introduces Senator Dole 8:30 pm Senator Dole gives remarks & Q & A ., .. 8:45 pm Jim Montgomery closes NOTE: If Mayor Riordan comes he will make brief remarks before dinner and will be int~oduced by Mr. Paraky. - Hosts: Lod Cook Jim Montgomery David Murdock Gus Owen Gerald Parsky Bill Keck ... Pole table: Senator Dole :·.: Mayor Riordan Jim and Diane Montgomery Gus Owen & Kathryn Thompson Gerry & Robin Pasky Mike & Martha Bowlin Bill Keck NO'l'E: Lod Cook will be out of the countcy for meeting with Crown Prince of Qatar. His President, Mike Bowlin, will be there in his place.

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.-1"-- Tuesday, March 2~~ 1994, (cont'd) Page Fourteen 9:00 PM DEPART Chasen's for Le Pare Driver: NOTE: Bill Keck will drive Senator Dole to La Pare Jim Reeder, Allergan H 714/497-688~ Earl Smith, Allerg~n 0 714/752-5964

~ . Drive time: :LO minutes ' Location: 10120 Empyrean Way ,. Century City · ··'.. 9:10 PM ARRIVE Le Pare (Bill Keck's condo) for PRIVATE ...... #'

RON------~---- Le Pare Building 13 - Unit 103 2l3/203-9209 or 203-9210 ...

8:10 AM DEPART Le Pare for LAX Driver: Jim Reeder, Allergan H 714/497-6883 Earl Smith, Allergan :: 0 714/752-5964 (3 cars) Drive time: 45 minutes

8:55 AM ARRIVE LAX and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Kaiser Air 310/568-0547 -. NOTE: Pat Templeton will meet at the airport 9:00 AM DEPART LAX for Des Moines, IA/Des Moines International ~BO: Elliott Beechcraft AIRCRAFT: Gulf stream 4 'l'Alli NO. : N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME: 3 hours MEAL: Breakfast OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PILOT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Sheila Burke Mike Glassner Pat Templ8ton TIME CHJ\.NGE: +2 hours

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2:00 PM ARRIVE Des Moines, IA/Des Moines International FBO: Elliott Beechcraft 515/285-6551 Met by: Tom Synhorst

2: 05 PM DEPART airport for meeting with Pioneer:, John Deere and Ruan Executives Driver: Terri Hasselman 515/282-8105 John Swanson Drive time: 20 minutes Location: Embassy Suites 101 E. Locust Street

2:25 PM ARRIVE Embassy Suites and proceed to meeting with Pioneer, John Deere and Ruan Executives ;; Location: To be determined on Monday ··- Contact: Jill Huntley, hotel 515/244-1700

2:30 PM ATTEND Meeting with Pioneer, John Deere and Ruan Executives Location: To be determined on Monday Attendance: 10 (list coming) Event runs: 2:00 - 3:00 pm Facility: Conference style Format: Informal Q & A Contact: Tom Synhorst

3:15 pm DEPART meet:i.ng for Health Care Town Meeting ~ocation: Ballroom

; ... 3:20 PM- ATTENP HEALTH CARE FORUM with Senator Grassley 4:15 PM Location: Ballroom Attendance: 250 Event runs: 3:00 - 4:15 pm Press: Open Facility: Headtable, riser, podium and mic Format: Dan Lyons, lowa Commissioner of Insurance, gives welcome introduces guests Gov. Terry Branstad gives remarks Senator Charles Grassley gives remarks Senator Dole gives remarks Question & answer session - Dave Lyons Conclusion - Senator Grassley Contact: Tom Synhorst

4:15 PM DEPART Health Care Forum for l?ress Conference Location: To be determined on Monday

4:20 PM- PRESS CONFER~NCE 4:45 PM Location: To be determined on Monday i L

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4:45 PM DEPART Press Conference for Meeting with Insurance Companies Location: To be determined on Monday 4:50 PM ATTEND Meeting with Iowa Insurance Companies Location: To be determined o.n Monday Attendance: 10 (list coming) Event runs: 4:50 - 5:30 pm Press: Closed l.. Facility: Conference style -- Format: Informal Q & A , .. Contact: Tom Synhorst f.: 5:40 J?M DEPART Embassy Suites for Des Moines International Airport Driver: ..·.;.c , Drive time: 15 minutes ~)

5:55 PM ARRIVE Des Moines International Airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Elliott Beechcraft 515/285-6551

6:00 PM DEPART Des Moines, IA for Manhattan, KS FBO: Kansas Air Center AIRCRAFT: Gulf stream 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME: s·s minutes OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) MEAL: Dinner SEATS: 14 ..... PILOT: To be determined CO-PILOT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Mike Glassner ':·. Pat Templeton

6:55 PM ARRIVE Manhattan, KS FBO: Kansas Air Center 316/776-1991 Met by: NOTE: AIRCRAFT WILL RE-POSITlON TO PARSONS

7:00 PM bEPART airport for Fort Riley Leaders Club Driver: Drive time: 10 minutes

7:10 PM ARRIVE Fort Riley Leaders Club 913/78~-5999

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7:30 PM ATTEND/SPEAK Kansans for a Strong Fort Riley Strength" Dinner "Show of Location: Attendance: 250-300 Event runs: 7:30 - 8:00 pm Contact: Casey Thomas 913/762-3310 Nina Willey. Fort Riley 913/239-8843 8:15 PM DEPART Leaders Club for Manhattan Airport Driver: Drive time: 10 minutes 8:25 PM ARRIVE Manhattan Airport and proceed to departing aircraft '· FBO: ~ Kansas Air Center 316/776-1991

;. ·. 8:30 PM DEPART Manhattan for Salina, KS Aircraft: Cessna 414 Chancellor Tail number: 12436 Flight time: 30 minutes ~ilots: Mitch Mosiman Dennis Richmeier Seats: 5 Manifest: Senator Dole Dave Spears 9:00 PM ARRIVE Salina, Kansas FBO: Moore's Midway Aviation 913/825-6261 Met by: Randy Duncan 9:05 PM DEPART airport for Holidome '. Driver: Randy Duncan Drive time: 10 minutes Location: 1616 West Crawford 9:15 PM ARRIVE Holidorne for PRIVATE ~ - RON: Salina Holidome 913/823-1739 FAX 913/823:_1791

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Th\l~@day, March 31, 1994 Page f!!ighteen 8:00 AM ATTEND Breakfast with Salina County Republicans Location: Holidome - Room to be decided NOTE: Attendees will arrive at 7:30 am. 8:45 AM DEPART Holidome for KSU-Salina Aeronautical Center Driver: Randy Duncan Drive time: 10 minutes 8:55 AM ARRIVE KSU-Salina Aeronautical Center and proceed to Dedication - K-State /Salina Aeronautical Program 9:00 AM- ATTEND Dedication K-State /Salina Aeronautical Program 10:00 AM Contact: Sue Peterson ~,. Chuck Reagan 913/532-6221 ·' ". 10:00 ' AM DEPART KSU-Salina Aeronautical Center for Salina Airport !' Driver: Randy Duncan Drive time: 10 minutes

10:10 AM ARRlVE Salina airport and proceed to departing aircraft

10:15 AM DEPART Salina for Wichita, KS Aircraft: Cessna 414 Chancellor' Tail number: 12436 Flight time: 35 minutes Pilots: Mitch Mosiman Dennis Richmeier Seats: 5 Manifest: Senator Dole Dave Spears 10:50 AM ARRIVE Wichita, Kansas FEO: McConnell Air Force Base

11:00 AM- ATTEND/SPEAK - Dedication Ceremony for 12:00 PM McConnell's new Super Clinic Met by: Air Force Personnel Contact·: Lt. Col. Bruce McFarland 316/652-5186 12:05 PM- PRESS CONFERENCE 12:25 PM Location: Dental Conference Room - McConnell Medical Treatment Facility

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Thursday, March 31, 1994, (cont'd) Page Nineteen 12:40 PM DEl?AAT McConnell AFB for Parsons, KS/Tri-City Airport Aircraft: Cessna 414 Chancellor Tail number: 12436 Flight time: 35 minutes Pilots: Mitch Mosiman Dennis Richmeier Meal: Lunch Seats: 5 Manifest: Senator Dole Dave Spears ·, 1:15 PM ARRIVE Parsons, Kansas/Tri City Airport ~ j ' FBO: Parsons Aviation 316/336-3440 Met by: Joel Gregory, Gen Manager & Sudhir Chopra, Exec. VP ·,_ 1:15 PM DEPART airport for Ammunition Plant Driver: Drive time: 25 minutes

1:40 PM ARRIVE Amunition Plant and proceed to Press Avail 1:45 PM PRESS AVAIL 2:00 PM- ROLL-OUT OF NEW CLUSTER BOMB 2:30 PM Contact: Dixie 316/421-7436 2:30 PM DEPART Parsons Ammunition Plant for Parsons Airport Driver: Drive time: 25 minutes :. •. - ·. 2:55 l?M ARRIVE Parsons Airport and proceed to deparcing aircraft FBO: Parsons Aviation 316/336-3440

3:00 l?M DEPART Parsons for Washington National FBO: Signature Flight '-· AIRCRAFT: Gulf stream 4 r.•.· TAIL NO . : N 404 cc FLlGH'l' 'I'IME: 2 hours 15 minutes MEAL: Snack OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined CO-PI!~OT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Pat Templeton TIME CHANGE: +1 hours

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6:15 PM ARRIVE Washington National FBO: Signature Flight Support 703/419-8440 6:20 PM DEPART National airport for Watergate Driver: Colin

6:35 PM ARRIVE Watergate to re-pack r·: 7:35 PM DEPART Watergate for National Airport/Signature Flight Driver: Colin :.1

8:00 PM DEPART Washington for Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Ft. Lauderdale International Airport FBO: J"et Center AlRCRAFT: Gulfstream 4 TAIL NO.: N 404 CC FLIGHT TIME; 2 hours MEAL: Snack OWNER: Coalinga (Bill Keck) SEATS: 14 PILOT: To be determined ,. CO-PILOT: To be determined MANIFEST: Senator Dole Mrs. Dole

10:00 PM ARRIVE Ft. Lauderdale, FL FBO: Jet Center 305/359-3200

10:05 l?M DEPART airport for Seaview Driver: Car & Driver provided by Seaview Drive time: 30 minutes Location: 9909 Collins Avenue Bal Harbor

10: 35 PM ARRIVE Seaview for PRIVATE 305/866-4441 FAX 305/866-1898 ~ · ·

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MEMORANDUM

TO: SENATORS DOLE AND SIMPSON FR: RICHARD MCBRIDE DT: FEBRUARY 24, 19~ RE: UTAH

At present there is no Democrat candidate. Congressman Bill Orton, a conservative Democrat who prides himself on openly abandoning the Democrats on high- profile votes, was poised to run, but then took himself out of the race. After much prompting from state party officials, Orton said he would reconsider, but finally announced that he would instead seek re-election to the Congress. Grethe (pronounced Gretta) Peterson, all but assured of the nomination, surprised everyone by dropping out of the race. Most recently, the Democrats have been working to recruit '92 Senate candidate Doug Anderson, who lost in the '92 Democrat primary to former Congressman Wayne Owens. Anderson has said that if he runs he wants the Utah Democrats to refashion the party into a broad-based movement that tolerates all points of view, and unlike in '92, Anderson does not plan to use his substantial wealth to finance his campaign. The Democrats are running out oftime: the filing deadline is in 2 1/2 weeks (March 17).

Hatch has received his share of negative publicity in the state because of the BCCI scandal. However, both the U.S. Justice Department and the Senate Ethics Committee have cleared him of any wrongdoing. This makes Hatch less vulnerable and much harder to beat than was previously thought.

LATEST POLLING INFORMATION: Deseret News (12/28/93) BALLOT HATCH JOB Hatch 47% Approve 64% Orton 41 Disapprove 27

ELECTION INFORMATION:

~~94,~ent12193 PAC~ r··· ··coH'.12/93 Debt...... ·//.. ... natch sI,484,846 < ss65,83I $567;894 > > $(o~7;7s6 $2;t~6 > .

File Date Primary Date Coord Limit March 1'! June 28 $136,959

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Page 6 ROLL CALL Monday, MarCh 21, 1994 Hatch Nearly Escapes Utah's Filing Deadline Without Democratic Foe At Last Minute, Former Hill Staffer Agrees to the Uphill Battle By Craig Winneker ratic party, Shea also has experience as a ishing 11 points behind Independent Mer- With just moments to go before the fil- Congressional aide: He worked as an in- rill Cook. Hatch has watched as several po- . ing deadline, Utah Democrats fielded a vestigator for the House Judiciary Com- tential challengers passed on the race - challenger to three-term Sen. Orrin Hatch mittee in 1973 during its probe of the perhaps dispirited by Senate Ethics Com- (R), but' he's not the person they had Kent State shooting; as assistant staff di- mittee and Justice Department decisions hoped would make the race, rector of the Senate Intelligence Commit- last year to clear him of any wrongdoing After several other candidates decided tee in 1975-76; and as counsel to the Sen- after probing his ties to the Bank of Credit against running, the task fell to Pat Shea, ate Foreign Relations Committee in 1979- and Commerce International. a former Democratic National Commit- 1980. He now works as a lawyer in Salt The most prominent among the would- teeman and unsuccessful 1992 gubernato- Lake City. be candidates, Rep. Bill Orton (D), had rial candidate. In the 1992 gubernatorial primary, Shea scored well against Hatch in hypothetical Shea, 46, filed his candidacy with the was defeated by former Judge Stewart general election matchups. (In the most Plwto by Maureen KeaJing Secretary of State on Thursday afternoon, Hanson, 57 to 43 percent. Hanson went on recent survey, taken at the end of Decem- Hatch watched as Democrat after just a half-hour before the 5 p.m. deadline. to place third in the general election - re- ber by Dan Jones and Associates, Hatch Democrat declined a bid against him. A former chairman of the state Democ- ceiving just 23 percent of the vote and fin- was held below 50 percent and led Orton by just 6 points, 47 to 41 percent.) But Orton said he didn't want to endure a hard-fought primary race against De- mocratic activist Grethe Peterson, who bad already begun a campaign, and said be would instead run for re-election to his House seat. Peterson, however, then shocked party leaders in January by scut- tling her campaign, citing fundraising frustrations. Hatch reported a $1 million war chest at the end of 1993. Orton said be would reconsider bis de- cision but eventually reaffirmed bis in- tention to run for re-election to the House. That left Democrats looking to business- man Doug Anderson, who bad lost a bit- In the House, Reµ. Karen .$hepherd " . ' (.;l,I . i·1r ··, ,. wilt have-to ; take on two general election challengers. (o'IJA) Page 27 of 44 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas http://dolearchives.ku.edu

ter Senate primary in 1992 against then- Rep:Waine'Owen5 (D); ' · . An~i:sOn anger:~ PMtY leaders in that . < prinµu)' pecau~ of bis ·relentless attacks on'OWeDS; who went on to lose the gener- . . ~$.9.P~l3pt pi~ l~e_rs were avpar- < ~enily'"j:i;ady ·to --f9fgive ·Anderson if he · · wouldiiiake.tliettatcilchallenge. They al- . so.hopeany ·:s9urces'§aid last week that An- . -derson. deci4ed .11or10 make the race be- .· cause lii.Spartrierm a bµsiness consulting :fu:m had health problems. · · ;:•~.~'ii> After filiJlg on Thur8day, Shea left for a ·.·• '· previo'1sly-scbeduled family vacation. '_:.::t )'n a ~~~phone b.i.~M,ew, he said he had -tc>ld party lea4ers: three months ago that - he was available:for a Senate.race-if no . -0nee1se: woU1dnm/·;- ;~ ·.;,, >: %~I "~!hlnr~- it!s~·very; importmit to have ;; "co91petiticin 'mout , political process," ~hea'Said.'~"' ?-" '" · . f ; i 'f~~~N Meanwhile. - inUiah's 1st district. Rep . ./ 1ames:Jian.sen (R)'will face a challenge :~f. .!fio~'~9bbie - CoQiyf the Cache County -~~:~µom if devefoi>llient director.· 1 -,·:~/''~~hi the .:;,7nd ''district. ·-treshman Rep . . -, Karen Sheph~fl.(p) will have.to take·on ,...,. :two · ge~~ral :'election · ~hallen~ers: ' her I...1992opponent. -Republican Erud Greene ~.-~;~~~~1~; ~di;iilli~~ Indepen~ent ~~--f~~G~- - ' ~: - ·~r~Aii:cn~nhe3rd diStrict. 1Qree Republi- : .)ciW_s'ai~ ' yY@g-for;ihen9mination to face t~;~~~~ry"'t ~tiiity. Commissio?er ~~en1101Jl.ps,qn;ib~r Brent White; %~ana·: . Uta11 . - CQunty';;Commissioner <-Gary ~lieit.~~1t~1;k·~ ,.:_, ,c;~~1 i ..ft ~i&iiruifiif'and-Ort~are · heavit~vo,rites · for re-eleCtion, bufthe three-way 2nd dis- 1~ .mcuacepromisesto-be-hotly contested:

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IEIQ.NJ,DUDµNE Shea joins the race as field is set for '94 Thundlv night's Cililrg d ...dlioe. IA compl•te lll't oUll "'1.Ddldat.w will Nil lll 5atlll'dsy edlllelll Of somclllinlc tbe Dao!re! News). they e;111 r•tl!J top on the liebtfiads lat~ Wlll"ndkaow c:amu P:uSlla, a Dtmoenlt f;u:. tbe1~ma1te iD2 lll-Yttl' !Dcumbml GOP S"11 . adlff1r11qr:e~ Omn Hab:h in the \,l.S. Se=tc ~enL r•u:c. Sbea i\ell'Pe11 up to the plate O\htnJUll after Dem~! Doug Allclenan Wlllt•llttl•1t. IDak bimHll out ot 1111! rai:e itlltiaa. m7be wedm!!rd;\7 ;ind stat.. Smale t4i- bopli:i( that aorily !Alder 5cotl Howell .fallwillli"'1 JWBPf(I Uide 'l'lwndaJ after. ~ .. ob=.. noon. lqsene. Lllt-llWiute Republil:=m W;u· Wllatllftl'llleirlllDU~ the nn WWlam Hardy, Kelll .Buuer. llr11 fllid or cudid.alea fol' tile S~pbon Chrisii3n Hefflt aiid Gll- 1 99'~ is aft ftlllOWllll bm ll'IRJCller &llo filed agai.lld! ·------·· - ...... --- POLITICS c;..,,..._,,.._Bl

prasldtat b\11 blllWd he'd seek r .. el«tlOI!.. HeWOll't He latlod to tile am! will n!linafler l6 Ytln ID O[- !k>e, a dAdt N pn>SidmL • F01'11181' Salt~ City/ County Ht!Allli dir...tar Han')' Cl~l>Oa& 11 reu111c illto po~ . fllillll for the ataie Senate. Alao. Af'lrCIO ltllle exemtm: ~Ed Mayne filed fot"tbe Selllte. so did 1'•YDI''• wit•. It.inll. lA f:ad, they botll flle11 for Vie talllll Nlltas Domocrtt. ond IO aiffidall,r ltt dllllalCllll ~ atheT. Bui the rtiaJ -of !be d;oy Is Sb..,.._ T!lun&y, Shea said oo'd ~n t!UnkU;e 1bo11t lhe l"il•• for some ume OUlei' Dtm()(l'lts-TJ\Al.~1y ADd=on ~Rowell - were lllead of him. ADd Slln ~ r.ad enau£11 or Dtl!IOrr.'liC prim Ines - llli! w

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Demo Attorney Shea· : To Oppose Hatch I In U.S. Senate ?7 ./ g Race 5y Dan Harri• :m~ Tuar S•monel nm JJ,i,T LAD tlllaUlll! Republicaq U.S. if!P,,~rrin Hateh WU &moZJI t;t ~ feiii Thunday WI "'1t<>rMY Pit sii.. wa11lcl ~ lais J>elllaer.ltlc CIWllll~tl' ill lhll yur'1 •leclMll. Simd.nclitcl betwec I dased- dOCll' lllMWIC at n.moMti•lw!C1· m ;1m1 u.e ~- illg Q( 111$ C&Ddidale papen, SJ,..m. called Hatcil. •bo la • ll't~. "I have 1 put dtal of ~ Ior 111111. But tliln'e w..... !srllK, ill· clwll"I tl!t lfJ:ltll> oI service Ill Ille Slllalt. !hot 'fie wauld lilffer Dll,".....tSbea. Salt I.a:• City, Plll'IY'~nomillolio• Ropubilel!I ro~ the~ llldeeel, Ill• 59-yur..,ld llatro'r Rep. Jim l!alll!n teat. C<=y11111 rarlieut"""'ll(OY· 18 yura hos O:ee1 to r•Wn in tU Stazll> wtll bt tli1' tile l..st CollJ:ts- en>Dr op I \k.lt.ei with ~ iD !he Do~llc drumb4it wrlil slO!llll Diat=t -1 he i..< beldfor 1!92 tbe 14 elHtiou. NO\'. 8 tltctiou. yurs. Al 61, !he f'll'Clillgto11 Wil!imll •Dab'' Lawn!!lct u tl , I H•tcl! mad Sh•• art I.lie lop ve SIY• major eampai(n fJ1rma' DllY!i Co\lllty eaI!llllllllun• L~9!Dl!S will be aiillt&q ~ rna t11.11re1111 oaadldites rrom er, Is dlall~ ~D fer 111.d public - ~d pclide& the amonc a field oI 11 "' tJw U.S. of Ille 11.tplllllian J:lOm.l!!lltlQll.. Clilltan ~milliitr..tion Seaau:~ . . IWo:iDg tnim ~ pack ll""mnt llobb1~ ot doz- Ill Ille oUiu m•Jor amgr...io~­ Cony, a 47, tm of Ollll4!4l1ea filill& tor atate al roe ... Deniocra.tio IL>p yw-old C:Jci>c CO\lD.tf cwtlotlJlc- l•g1$1Ailtt . Kar-ec d.,.eJcpmont offices WA$ Smote direotar, has ~•t J>Haidarl Ancld Christensen..

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l'lltting him an the 'g;aok as he alped the !onns were twa ~ C?lltli who had ~dercd settlllg t.ato tbe race. B11l Doug AiidertOll llld &tltte Sell. &oU H!nOell dedd- eel Ill lb~ fiU1 bomS to stay aut. ~e~e fell to Shea 1:2ill I.be 1 .ll1m by ddallll: "U IHH 5 DO a~ elff willlll( to 5tep ~ tci U.e llW'k, !'IP williDC tel de It.' Hat()I dec:llllecl publlc COlllllleDI 1,U1 Ille ~ballellge . But camp&lp cpokellm111 Clmli• Eves said be wa.s surprised \bat the Oelll

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COMMENTARY : E

'J.___E_D_~_IT_o_~w_,_~ALs_tmt__ ___, Utah's '94 Statewide Election Prospects Include Mixed Review of Possibilities

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a viable candidate-maybe Omtinued fro11t BJ lSl You'd think boldlng the honor of C\1 N~ !'- definitely. party chief cbaUenging Halch 11•owd be fougbt ago. "His partner supported bJm 7 says-and the hopeful over. lnBlead, It's Uh root cllllll (two 1eara ago) when Do"I ran be- CD will beHoweUorShea. work-do il only wben1011.-- fore (for the Senate). He jual "1"° lutely have lo. cvuJdn't leat"e his buslnesa now, he en Dong Andereon decided has to support hia partner like he ...-i BJ 8ob a.nick Jr• Wedlli!Sday not to run CD Deseret N"'1dpollUC81 editor •mt supported him." "1 BlkJI, Yea,AndeIS00111atdhewa11 90 percent sure he would. Yes, · Bo, Anderson -who nn but ~t Fil'st it wu Bill, trum it was lSl he'd traveled ba~ to Wu~n. the Democratic- Senate noinination jY) Grelhe, then it was Doug. Now, it'• in lliHil~ to Wayne Owe111-IB ont If) D.C., a week ago lo talk with sen- nobody. ate blg-ahob and Vice President Al of the race. It's almo1l three strikes ...-i But by 5 p.m. tonJIJhl, Demo- Gore. Yes, he waull ready to do IL and you'H out for the Demoerats, lSl crall> wiD have somebody filed to But lheJJ he decided not to. •Ince Andenon is the thlrd viable CD ruD against GOP Sen. Orrin H11eb Jones aaya one of Amler!IO!l'S parl- amdidate to l'eru1e to nm. thllll ynr. Maybe. nen In bla lnternaliooa! oonsulllnl Finl, u .s. Rep. em Orton seri- An right-It won't be "maybe," Jinn hae become i;ertously W, 1111 ously consl~ered the race. But he promllles Democratic slale Chair- illness diagnosed jllllt two wttb decided not to run against Hatch man DPe Jone11. Ihrill be Scott after Gretbe Pelenon formally an- l'lrett Btt rm B1f HoweH or PatShea. DIMOCRAT nolllllled fD 61ll''iy December. Orton out, Peterson In. But lheu l'elef!loo ·" !osl the fire in the belly" lo rtm, and we got oul In JanullC}'. Demo- cr11tll went shopping. ; Andenon, who agreed fo tJrlolr )lboutit, did more than lhat. Dur- ~ng lbe lalll week of the Lt!gl&la- lure, be attended a Houae Demo- cratk t'llUCUR aod oouldn't have talked more like a candidate 1f he'd trted. He then flew bad! to Wasll· !ngton for a round of WQ. · But with nlnil hours until the f!l. ln[I deaclllne, Democrats are looli- ing agaln. I "I thlnlt Soott will run," aays u l- . Jonm. "If not, Pat will. Pat wan ls a: to run but will defer lo Scott. I I think." · For Howell, the minority leader or tbe Utah Senate, a campaign lhls year would be Ills Ualrd in sl1 year:s. If Shea rut!B. it would be bi!! aerond maior oo:etest In lwo years. Howell, an IBM ~ecuttve. ran If) for the atale Semte In 199Chnd "1 1992.. Shea, a loral atlorney and , _ ...,.., ... ,,.I" • .,,,. . .. ,...... ; .._.," to!l n jY) ...-i en"1 en ...-i I (\J (\J I (}'.'. a: E

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