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SENATOR POLE SCHEDULE MABCH 21, 1994 ~- NEW YORK

MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1994

2:10 pm DEPART Watergate for National Airport/Signature Flight

2:25 pm ARRIVE National Airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: signature Flight 703/419-8440

2;30 pm DEPART Washington, DC for White Plains, NY/Westchester County Airport FBO: UST Hangar Aircraft: Challenger Tail number: N23SB Flight time: 50 minutes Pilots: (To be determined) Seats: 10 Manifest; Senator Dole Jake Seher, UST 202/429-2010 Jeff Schlagenhauf, Smokeless Tobacco

3:20 pm ARRlVE White Plains, NY FBO: UST Hangar 914/997-0941

3:25 pm DEPART airport for us Tobacco corporate headquarters Driver: UST car and driver Drive time: 15 minutes

3:40 pm ARRIVE US Tobacco corporate headquarters Location: 100 West Putnam Greenwich, CT Contact: Ted Kratovil/Jennifer Marotta 203/622-3667

PROCEED TO EMPLOYEE CAFETERIA for visit with and remarks to UST employees Crowd size: 100-150

4:15 pm DEPART us Tobacco headquarters for Waldorf-Astoria Accompanied by Ted Kratovil and Jake Seher Driver: UST car and driver Drive time: 45 minutes Location: 301 Park Avenue New York, NY

NOTE: USE PARK AVENUE ENTRANCE

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MQNDAJ, MARCH 21 !CONTINUER};

5;00 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria 212/355-3000 212/872-7272 (FAX)

MET BY: Mark Miller PROCEED TO WEST FOYER FOR ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION NOTE: A suite will be available for your use.

5:00 pm ATTEND Roundtable Discussion Location: West Foyer 25 approx. (list coming) $5,000/per Attendance: person Event runs: 5:00 - 6:30 pm America General 6:30 pm DEPART Roundtable Discussion for campaign L Reception this time NOTE: Governor Christine Whitman arrives at

6:35 pm ATTEND Campaign America General Reception Location: Jade & Basildon Rooms Attendance: 250 approx. Event runs; 6:00 - 7:00 pm Format: Mix and mingle headtable line-up for 6:50 pm DEPART General Reception for Campaign America Dinner Location: Grand Ballroom

7:00 pm ATTEND/SPEAK at Campaign America Dinner Location: Grand Ballroom Attendance: 250 approx. $1,000/per person Headtable: List coming 7:00 - 8:45 pm Event runs: mic Facility: Headtable on riser with podium &

Head Table: Senator Dole Senator Alfonse D'Amato Governor Christine Whitman Ambassador Charles Gargano Assemblyman Chuck Haytaian Bill Powers, NY GOP Chainnan James Ortenzio, Dinner co-ch~irman

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MONDAY, MARCH 21 (CONTINUED)4 ·'' Program:

7: 00 pm Introduction of he.adtable by Ambassador Gargano 7:10 pm Ambassador Gargano introduces Governor Whitman 7:12 pm Governor Whitman gives remarks 7:16 pm Governor Whitman departs Dinner is served a:oo pm Dinner service concludes Program continues continuation of Program: 8: 00 pm Amb. Gargano introduces Senator D'Amato 8:05 pm Senator D'Amato gives remarks and introduces Senator Dole 8:10 pm REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE Include thank-you to committee members, with special recognition of best ticket sellers (alphabetically) : Richard Fisher Charles Gargano Richard Kogan Ted l

8: 30 PM Event concludes

8:45 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria for Laguardia Airport Accompanied by Jake Seher, Jeff Schlagenhauf, Mark Miller & Royal Roth Driver: UST car and driver Drive time: 30 minutes

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MONDAY, MARCH 21 (CONTINUEp);

9:15 pm ARRIVE Laguardia and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Private Hangar 718/476-5200 9:20 pm DEPART New York, NY for Washington/National FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Challenger Tail number: N23Sa Flight time: 1 hour Pilots: (To be determined) Seats: 10 Manifest: senator Dole Jake Seher, UST Jeff Schlagenhauf, smokeless Tob. Mark Miller Royal Roth 10:20 pm ARRIVE Washington/National and proceed to Watergate FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-8440 Met by: Wilbert Jones

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79 AP 03-21-94 02:46 EST 47 Lines. Copyright 1994. All rights reserved. 380<

Wi i e r- e, Jt< WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. Bob Dole says he's ready to begin planning Senate hearings to ''get the facts out'' on the Whitewater affair. ''Let's do it,'' Dole said Sunday on NBC's ''Meet the Press.'' But House Majority Leader Dick Gephardt warned against doing anything that might damage the investigation being conducted by special counsel Robert Fiske. Fiske is looking into the involvement of President Clinton and his wife Hillary in an Arkansas land development corporation linked to a failed savings and loan. The special counsel also is probing White House contacts with Treasury officials regarding a federal investigation of the deal. ''He says he's going to get the Washington part of it done in three or four weeks. We can have hearings after that, if it's appropriate to do that,'' Gephardt, D-Mo., said on the same program. The Senate voted last Thursday to hold hearings on Whitewater, but it set no timetable. Dole said he plans to meet Tuesday with Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, D-Maine, to begin working out a format and schedule. ''We don't want to interfere with (Fiske's) investigation, I/ but we don't believe we have to wait till he shoots the firing pistol and says, 'OK, you can start now,''' Dole said. Asked if he knew of any wrongdoing that might have occurred in briefings that Treasury officials gave White House officials on an investigation of Whitewater, Dole said, ''I'm not alleging anything. I'm alleging we have a responsibility'' to investigate the matterd · Gepharat said Republicans ''want the Congress to do what Mr. Fiske can do and that's investigate the facts. Democrats want Congress to do what Mr. Fiske can't do, and that's do health care.'' Both Ge hardt and would come u with some arm o hea t The inton p an cou even ua y include price controls if competition did not adequately keep costs down, Gephardt said, adding, ''We've got to have some way of ensuring that at some point we're going to hold down health care costs.'' Dole said he wants a plan ''without mandates and without price controls and without these mandatory alliances and probably some other things.''

Page 5 of 29 This document is from the collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas Dole shrugs off Goldwater'shttp://dolearchives.ku.edu heeding limited element in the annual over- Congress has a responsibility and By Ronald A. Taylor sight hearings into the operations the longer we wait, the more it's THE WASHINGTON TIMES of the Resolution 'Ihlst Corp. going to smell to the American Bob "Mr. Fiske says he's going to be people." enate inority Leader to dismissed former finished with the Washington part Mr. Gephardt who continued Dole yesterday which the Sen. Barry Goldwater's call for of the Whitewater case in three or soft-pedal the extent to up on Republican criticism four weeks. Why would we want to Whitewater land deal and the Mad- easing during of President Clinton and continued put witnesses on next Thursday ison S&L will be examined for hearings on the that would injure or damage what RTC oversight hearings before the to press to Whitewater-Madison affair. he is trying to find out about and House Banking Committee set "He forgot what he said in 1973," will report on in three or four begin Thursday. Mr. Dole said of the one-time con- weeks? It just doesn't make any The Missouri Democrat said the servative leader on NBC-TV's sense" rdt s · . upcoming hearing should be "Meet the Press." r. o e respon e : " e on t limited to Resolution 'Ihlst Corp. "If you read his book on Nixon, want to interfere with his inves- matters. he said just the opposite, that tigation, but we don't believe we "Some questions which relate Nixon should get off his ... and tell have to wait till he shoots the firing can be brought up and probably the American people all he knew pistol and says, 'OK, you can start will be brought up. I think most of about Watergate. So either he was it has to happen after Fiske fin- right then and wrong now or ishes that part of it, and then the wrong then and right now. He was rest of the case as he finishes dif- probabl wrong both times." ferent parts of the case," he said. n ss' Mr. Gephardt's concerns center mandate to resolve unanswered on the announced intention of Rep. questions about the land deal and Jim Leach, Iowa Republican and Madision Guaranty Savings and banking committee member, to Loan Association, Mr. Dole said. ask pointed questions about Madi- "That's where Congress has a son Guaranty and the Whitewater responsibility, just as they had for deal. 25 times with the Republi- about Clinton have can presidents. Congress investi- Mr. and Mrs. executive branch 25 claimed losing $68,900 on the deal. gated the of times during the Reagan and Bush Their former partner and owner 1 their loss years, and you can't hide behind Madison Guaranty puts the special counsel;' he said. at $13,500. Appearing with him on the pro- Speculation is increasing, too, gram, House Majority Leader that the Clintons may have under- Richard Gephardt said the White- paid their income taxes over the affair should be a past 15 years. water-Madison Page 6 of 29 This document is from the2022246710 collections at the Dole Archives, University of Kansas FILE No. 081 03/21 '94 11:49 ID: SENATOR http://dolearchives.ku.eduDOLE 2022246710 PAGE 1

March 21, 1994

TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: MARCIE ADLER

RE: FUNERAL SERVICES FOR DAVID YATES, HUSBAND OF LAHOMA YATES ' I 3 - 3 .., I - ' ' , I

TUESDAY, 10:00 A.M. CURE OF ARS CHURCH; LEAWOOD

VISITATION: THIS EVENING AT THE McGILLY & HOGUE CHAPEL (I'LL PREPARE A NOTE FOR YOUR SIGNATURE.)

SEND FLOWERS

SEND A MEMORIAL CONTRIBUTION - THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION

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SENATOR DOLE'S SCHEDULE - Week of March 20 - 26, 1994 Pg. 4

Wednesday, March 23

9:15 S-211 mtg. w/House & Senate Ranking Members (David T.)

10:00 SD-215 FIN COMM - open session - Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations

10:00 S-230 DROP BY - Sheila mtg. w/Kathleen Taylor, General Counsel to Kansas Bankers Association

11:00 S-230 DROP BY - GAO briefing (Mira)

11:30 S-230 PHOTO w/18 students from Piper Middle School (Ron)

12:00 SR-325 DROP BY - semiannual Arkansas Catfish Fry hosted by Senators Bumpers & Pryor

12:15 Willard SPEAK - Congressional Roundtable Hotel, Taft Room

2:00 SH-708 SPEAK - Medical Savings Account Forum

3:00 S-230 DROP BY - Sheila mtg. w/Robert Pritzker, Chairman of National Association of Manuf., & Jerry Jasinowski

3:30 S-230 DROP BY - David W. mtg. w/Mel Karmazin, President of Infinity Broadcasting

3:45 S-230 PHOTO w/Mary Pat & Dwayne Elledge, daughter Margery, (intern Mindee's family), & w/4 Kansas high school students from Kickapoo Nation (Ron); & w/21 high school students f/Washburn Rural High School (Ron); & w/Neil & Jacquelin Burch, 1994 March of Dimes Ambassadors & chaperones (Alec)

4:00 S-230 mtg. w/Argentine Amb. Paul Granillo Ocampo & Al Lehn (Randy) 4:00- S-207 reception in honor of Mike Mansfield 5:15 (award presentation ceremony at 4:45 p.m.)

4:30 S-230 DROP BY - David W. mtg. w/Stephen Jordan, new Executive Director of Kansas Board of Regents 5:15 S-230 mtg. w/Senator Mack

9:00- CNN Studio "Larry King" LIVE (Clarkson) 10:00 820 First St, NE

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SENATOR DOLE'S SCHEDULE - Week of March 20 - 26, 1994 Pg. 5

Thursday, March 24

8:25 Hyatt SPEAK - Nat'l Conference of State Regency, Legislatures annual mtg. Columbia B 10:00 SD-215 FIN COMM - open session - Medicaid issues under health care refomr

12:00 Senate interview f/Senator Murkowski's cable show TV Studio (Clarkson)

12:30 S-230 host lunch for the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations (Randy)

1:30 S-230 photo w/Chris & Sue Langseth from Olathe (Darren) & w/8 Republican pages (Ron); & w/Chris Chorba (Kerry); & interns

2:00 S-230 DROP BY - Mike T. mtg. w/Don Hills, Chairman of KC Board of Trade, & Mike Brody, President of KC Board of Trade

2:30 S-230 DROP BY - Sheila mtg. w/John Kiefhaber & Linda Roman w/Kansas Healthcare Association

3:00 S-230 DROP BY - David W. mtg. w/Kansas delegation of 30 telephone operators

3:15 S-230 DROP BY - Sheila mtg. w/Dr. John Zapp, Executive Director of the American Dental Association

3:30 C-SPAN interview for "Remembering D-day: 50 Years Studio, Later" special w/Brian Lamb 400 N. Capitol Street

4:30 S-230 mtg. w/Demar Dahl, President of Nevada Cattlemen's Assoc., & Don Devine (Mike )

5:00 S-230 mtg. w/Senator Gorton

5:30 S-230 mtg. w/Senator Hatch

6:30- 1300 DROP BY - Nat'l Cattlemen's Association 7:45 Longworth SURPRISE recp. & dinner in honor of Senator Wallop 7:30- La Brasserie SPEAK - American Spectator dinner 9:30

6:00- NGAUS "if possible" - DROP BY - reception & 8:00 Memorial receive award (Darren) Bldg, 1 Mass. Ave.

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SENATOR DOLE'S SCHEDULE - Week of March 20 - 26, 1994 Pg. 6

Friday, March 25

lv. Washington

ar. New Jersey

12:00- Teaneck, New Jersey f undraising luncheon for 2:00 Marge Roukerna (Jo-Anne)

to Florida

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SENATOR DOLE'S SCHEDULE - Week of March 20 - 26, 1994 Pg. 7

Saturday, March 26

in Florida

RON: Sea View

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SENATOR ROLE SCHEDULE MABCH 21, 1994 ~- NEW YORK

MONDAY, MAR.CH 21, 1994

2:10 pm DEPART Watergate for National Airport/Signature Flight

2:25 pm ARRIVE National Airport and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: signature Flight 703/419-8440

2:30 pm DEPART Washington, DC for White Plains, NY/Westchester County Airport FBO: UST Hangar Aircraft: Challenger Tail number: N23SB Flight time: 50 minutes Pilots: (To be determined) Seats: 10 Manifest; Senator Dole ~ake Seher, UST 202/429-2010 Jeff Schlagenhauf, Smokeless Tobacco

3:20 pm ARRlVE White Plains, NY FBO; UST Hangar 914/997-0941

3:25 pm DEPART airport for US Tobacco corporate headquarters Driver; UST car and driver Drive time: 15 minutes

3:40 pm ARRIVE US Tobacco corporate headquarters Location: 100 West Putnam Greenwich, CT Contact: Ted Kratovil/Jennifer Marotta 203/622-3667

PROCEED TO EMPLOYEE CAFETERIA for visit with and remarks to UST employees Crowd size: 100-150

4:15 pm DEPART us Tobacco headquarters for Waldorf-Astoria Accompanied by Ted Kratovil and Jake Seher Driver: UST car and driver Drive time: 45 minutes Location: 301 Park Avenue New York, N'll

NOTE; USE PARK AVENUE ENTRANCE

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KQNDAY. MARCH 21 {CONTINUEp);

5;00 pm ARRIVE Waldorf-Astoria 212/355-3000 r 212/872-7272 (FAX) MET BY: Mark Miller PROCEED TO WEST FOYER FOR ROUND-TABLE DISCUSSION NOTE: A suite will be available for your use. 5:00 pm ATTEND Roundtable Discussion Location: West Foyer Attendance: 25 approx. (list coming) $5,000/per person Event runs: 5:00 - 6:30 pm

6:30 pm DEPART Roundtable Discussion for campaign America General L Reception NOTE: Governor Christine Whitman arrives at this time 6:35 pm ATTEND Campaign America General Reception Location: Jade & Basildon Rooms Attendance: 250 approx. Event runs; 6:00 - 7:00 pm Format: Mix and mingle

6; 50 pm DEPART General Reception for headtable line-up for Campaign America Dinner Location: Grand Ballroom 7:00 pm ATTEND/SPEAK at Campaign America Dinner Location: Grand Ballroom Attendance: 250 approx. $1,000/per person Headtabl~: List coming Event runs: 7:00 - 8:45 pm Facility: Headtable on riser with podium & mic Head Table: Senator Dole Senator Alfonse D'Amato Governor Christine Whitman Ambassador Charles Gargano Assemblyman Chuck Haytaian Bill Powers, NY GOP Chairman James Ortenzio, Dinner co-ch~irman

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MONDAY, MARCH 21 (CONTXNUED)! Program:

7: 00 pm Introduction of headtable by Ambassador Gargano 7:10 pm Ambassador Gargano introduces Governor Whitman 7:12 pm Governor Whitman gives remarks 7:16 pm Governor Whitman departs Dinner is served 8:00 pm Dinner service concludes Program continues

Continuation of Program:

8: 00 pm Amb. Gargano introduces Senator D'Amato 8:05 pm Senator D'Amato gives remarks and introduces Senator Dole

8:10 pm REMARKS - SENATOR DOLE Include thank-you to cornrnittee members, with special recognition of best ticket sellers (alphabetically): Richard Fisher Charles Gargano Richard Kogan Ted Kratovil Mike Liberty James Ortenzio Stanley Shopkorn Sandy Tennant (?)

Recognize Chuck Haytaian

8: 30 PM Event concludes

8:45 pm DEPART Waldorf-Astoria for Laguardia Airport Accompanied by Jake Seher, Jeff Schlagenhauf, Mark Miller & Royal Roth Driver: UST car and driver Drive time: 30 minutes

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PAGE FOUR MONDAY1 MARCH 21 (CONTINUEp); 9:15 pm ARRIVE Laguardia and proceed to departing aircraft FBO: Private Hangar 718/476-5200 9:20 pm DEPART New York, NY for Washington/National FBO: Signature Flight Aircraft: Challenger 'rail number: N23Sij Flight time: 1 hour Pilots; (To be determined) Seats: 10 Manifest: Senator Pole Jake Seher, UST Jeff Schlagenhauf, Smokeless Tob. .." Mark Miller ~ Royal Roth

10:20 pm ARRIVE Washington/National and proceed to Watergate FBO: Signature Flight 703/419-8440 Met by: Wilbert Jones

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M E M 0 R A N D U M

March 21, 1994

TO: SENATOR DOLE FROM: JIM WHITTINGHILL SUBJECT: UST MEETING

You will be met by Ted Kratovil, who you know. Other executives who will be in attendance are:

Vince Grierer - Fairly New Chairman and CEO (You met him in the office with Kratovil - he is tall with dark hair)

Bob Barrett - Executive Vice President

Joe Taddeo - President of United States Tobacco

They want a Washington update and Q and A. You are only scheduled to be there a total of 35 minutes, so these won't last long. You will address employees in the cafeteria, and there will be a podium set up. They expect about 150 - 200 individuals. Tax issues are very important. Clinton's Health Tax increases the tax on snuff by 35005, from 3 cents per tin to 97 cents. For regular chewing tobacco (they make a little, but snuff is the mainstay), the increase is 10,000%. The other tax issue is the deductibility of tobacco advertising. Other issues are health related -- Kessler is trying to get FDA jurisdiction over tobacco, and Kennedy's Labor Committee is always a threat. Kratovil said that adding contributions from UST employees to the PAC contributions and his personal contribution, you will receive $23,000 from those you will meet at their headquarters for your fundraiser tonight.

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New York City - Waldorf March 21, 1994

Bucha, Paul Fisher Bros. 1 1 caiola, Louis Gargano 2 1 castle, John Gargano 2 1 Collins, Herb Gargano 1 Coppotelli, Joe Ortenzio ? 1 DiMarco, Gerry DiMarco Riley & Bulger 1 Dorkey, Charles Gargano 1 1 Edelman, Martin Fisher Bros. 1 1 Eisenberg, Hon. Lew Eisenberg 1 1 Fisher, Arnold Fisher Bros. l 1 Fisher, Kenneth Fisher Bros. 1 1 Fisher, Richard Fisher Bros. l 1 Fisher, Steven Fisher Bros. 1 1 Gargano, Amb. Charles Head Table 1 Giuliani, Mayor NYC 1 Goodes, Mel Warner-Lambert 1 Gravino, Ronald Haytaian 1 1 Hovnanian, Ara Haytaian 1 1 Kogan, Richard Head Table 1 Kratovil, · Ted UST 1 Liberty, Mike Liberty 2 1 Marron, Donald Paine Webber Group 1 Ortenzio, James Head Table 1 Reser, Galen Gargano 2 1 Rose, Peter Goldman Sachs 1 SENATOR DOLE Head Table 1 Senator D'Amato Bead Table 1 Shopkorn, Stanley Ethos Capital 1 Tennant, Alexander Liberty 3 1 Tollman, Stanley Gargano 1 1 Vavlitis, Baroness 1 Verhij, Richard UST 1 Vernon, Elliott Ve:cnon 1 1 Zabriskie, John c. Gargano 1 1

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March 18, 1994

MEMORANDUM TO THE SENATOR FROM: SUZANNE HELLMANN ~t?''{ RE: POINTS OF INTEREST FOR NEW YORK TRIP

o The New York presidential primary will likely be on March 5 o Rev. Al Sharpton is collecting signatures Moynihan to run against Sen.

o There is an interesting battle between Sen. Sen. o•Amato and State Majority Leader Ralph Marino over who should Gubernatorial candidate be the NY

o The NY GOP convention takes place from Sheraton May 22 - 26 at the NY

o The Dems convention is in June o Molly Walsh will be helping at the fundraiser looking for and is still a job. She has made some inroads with commissioner of GSA, Bill Diamond and some oontaot is also hopinq to make with either Mayor Giuliani's office or work the Haytaian for Senate campaign. on

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NEW YORK

William Powers Chairman

Present Chairman, New York Republican State Committee, elected - January 14, 1991 Chairman, National Republican State Chairmen's Advisory Committee, 1993

Previous Director, State Operations, U.S. Senator Alfonse D'Amato, 1980 - 1991 Chairman, Rensselaer County Republican Committee, 1985 - 1991 Campaign Consultant, New York State Campaign Committee, 1989 -1991 Director, Member Services, New York State Assembly, 1978 - 1980 Director, Campaign Operations, Duryea for Governor, 1978 - 1979 Director, Field Operations, New York State Assembly, 1976 - 1978 Jaycees Outstanding Young Men of America, 1976 United States Marine Corps, 1961 - 1966

RNC Activity Member, Committee on Call, Republican National Convention, 1992 Member, RNC Budget Committee, 1992 Chairman, New York Delegation to the Republican National Convention, 1992 Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1992

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NEW YORK

Joseph Mondello National Committeeman

Present National Committeeman, New York, elected - August 18, 1992 Executive Committeeman, Levittown West Republican Committee, 1974 - Chairman, Town of Hempstead Republican Committee, 1983 - Chairman, Nassau County Republican Committee, 1983 - Brigadier General, New York Guard, 1990 - Nassau County Bar Association Nassau Lawyer's Association Columbia Lawyers Guild Order Sons of Italy in America Ancient Order of Hibernians Presiding Supervisor, Town of Hempstead, 1987 - 1993

Previous Councilman, Town of Hempstead, 1979 - 1987

RNC Activity Member, RNC Rules Committee, 1993 -

Personal Spouse: Linda Children: Three Education: B.A., Hofstra College; J.D., New England School of Law

164 Post Avenue Westbury, NY 11590

(516) 334-5800 (o) (516) 333-4406 (f) 103 9/93

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NEW YORK

Eunice B. Whittlesey National Committeewoman

Present National Committeewoman, New York, elected - April 13, 1977 Board Member, National Museum Services Board

Previous Vice Chairman, New York Republican State Committee, 1970 - 1977 Presidential Elector, 1972, 1980 Member, National Steering Committee, Bush for President Presidential Scholars Commission, 1982 - 1985 Legislative Liaison, New York State Committee on Commerce and Economic Development Legislative Liaison, Interstate Cooperation Advisory Committee, Maritime Association of Ports of New York and New Jersey, 1989 Executive Director, New York Statue of Liberty Celebration Foundation

RNC Activity Delegate, Republican National Convention, 1972, 1976, 1980, 1984, 1988 Member, RNC Advisory Council Chairman, Committee on Housing, Republican National Convention, 1980 Member, RNC Executive Committee, 1982 - 1984 Member, Committee on Arrangements, Republican National Convention, 1984, 1988, 1992

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HOTLINE 3/15/94

*15 NEW YORK: PATAKI ANNOUNCEMENT HIGHLIGHTS D'AMATO-MARINO FEUD "Saying he wants to end the '12-year nightmare'" of Gov. Mario Cuomo's (D) reign, state Sen. George Pataki (R) "formally kicked off his bid for the GOP [gov.) nomination." At press conferences in NYC and Albany, Pataki "stressed his support of the death penalty and pledged to cut taxes 'to bring back prosperity (and) create jobs' and stem the damage from 1 12 years of failed social politics.'" Cuomo spokesperson Joel Beneson: "It comes as no surprise that Republicans are starting out running a negative campaign." Though "little known to voters outside his district, Pataki is considered by many political insiders to have the makings as Cuomo's most formidable challenger since he was elected governor in 1982." But, Pataki "also is caught in the middle of an increasingly bitter feud between the state's top two elected" GOPers: Sen. Al D'Amato (R), who backs Pataki, and state Sen. Majority Leader Ralph Marino (R), who opposes him (Lombardi, N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 3/15). In a "reflection of Mr. Marino's dissent, no Republican senators appeared today with Mr. Pataki" (Sack, N.Y. TIMES, 3/15). BATTLE ROYALE: N.Y. POST's Dicker reports GOP "tensions" over choosing a candidate to challenge Cuomo "exploded" 3/12 in an "angry face-off" between D'Amato and Marino's top aide, Angelo Mangia, at the annual Inner circle reporters' roast. D'Amato spotted Mangia, a "key operative in Marino's efforts to block Pataki's selection," at the event. D'Amato "shouted" to Mangia: "You think you run the Republican Party in this state? Well, you don't!" D'Amato "began moving toward Mangia, but was physically prevented" from doing so. D'Amato "then made a few unquotable remarks about Mangia, walked away and started to cool down." Marino says Pataki is "too close to the anti-tax group Change-NY, which tried to defeat" Marino in '92. But, "widespread reports that Marino is close to endorsing" NYU Dean Herb London (R) have "sparked concern" and "bitter laughter because London's ties to Change-NY are far stronger than Pataki's. 11 London "is a Change- NY founder who not only tried to defeat several Republican senators in 1992 but sharply attacked Ralph Marino as well" (3/14). N.Y. DAILY NEWS editorial: "If powerful leaders ... can help forge a consensus before the convention, it won't be too late to make this a competitive race. If not, Cuomo will get another free ride. And nobody would be better for that" (3/13). D1 AMATO TO SWING FAVOR? Nassau Co. GOP Chair Joseph Mondello, "who has been cast in the role of mediator" between D'Amato and Marino, said last week "he believed D'Amato could be persuaded to back someone other than Pataki 'if someone surfaces who would be a good strong candidate'" (Wilson, N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 3/13). Others: Ex-Amb. to France Evan Galbraith (R), businessman Patrick Barrett (R), ex-NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum (R) and civil rights activist Roy Innis (D). Filing deadline 7/14; Primary 9/13.

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HOTLINE 3/10/94 *14 NEW YORK: GIULIANI DOESN'T RULE OUT ENDORSING CUOMO On a lobbying trip to the State Capitol, NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani (R) "refused to rule out" the possibility that he would support Gov. Mario Cuomo (D): "The assumption should be that I'm going to support the Republican ticket." He added that he would need to know who the GOP candidate was, what the views of the ticket were, and "what the nominee planned to do" for NYC (N.Y. TIMES, 3/9). "Fresh from a tough political election of his own and caught in the middle of a budget squeeze that requires the courtship" of both Dem and GOP lawmakers "for fiscal help from Albany," Giuliani "has by and large avoided stepping into" the gov. fray. A Giuliani endorsement "is seen by many as crucial to the chances" because the mayor's political base, "hundreds of thousands of white ethnics" in NYC, "could be a critical swing vote." state Sen. George Pataki (R): "His support would be extremely important to anyone." Cuomo Comm Dir. Joel Benenson: "They share a lot of common ground" (Perez-Rivas, NEWSDAY, 3/9). GOP INFIGHTING: Recently, there has been "gloves-off infighting" between Sen. Al D'Amato (R) and state Sen. Maj. Leader Ralph Marino (R). A "knowledgeable insider" and several other sources, "said D'Amato and Marino are pressuring" local GOP leaders to take sides in their "warfare" over the candidacy of Pataki. D'Amato has "thrown his weight behind" Pataki, "whom Marino opposes because of Pataki's past ties to Change-NY, an anti-tax group that tried to bounce Marino from his Nassau County seat in 1992." According to GOP sources, the "anti-D'Amato camp" has lined up Westchester Co. GOP leader Anthony Colavita to oppose Pataki, who is from Westchester Co. "The failure to win the support of his own county leader would be a major embarrassment for Pataki." A D'Amato ally noted that Calavita's son is on the state Senate payroll as a lawyer at $33,000 a year, implying that Marino may be using that to sway Colavita's endorsement" (Lombardi, N.Y. DAILY NEWS, 3/10). Dem: Civil rights activist Roy Innis. GOPers: Ex-Amb. to France Evan Galbraith, NYU Dean Herb London, businessman Patrick Barrett, ex- NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum. Filing 7/14. Primary 9/13.

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HOTLINE 3/9/94

*20 NEW YORK: D'AMATO, POWERS SAY THE SEARCH STOPS HERE Sen. Al D'Amato (R) and NY GOP Chair William Powers "have ended the search for 'mystery candidates' and will now back" state Sen. George Pataki (R), "a fiscally conservative, socially liberal, pro-choice and pro-death-penalty moderate." GOP sources said D'Amato and Powers are preparing "to go to war" with state Sen. Maj. Leader Ralph Marino (R) over his "adamant opposition" to Pataki due to Pataki's "alleged ties to the conservative group Change-NY, some of whose members financed a stiff election challenge to Marino in 1992." Marino "has indicated he could back" either NYU Dean Herb London (R) or ex-Amb. to France Evan Galbraith, also "founders" of the Change-NY (Dicker, N.Y. POST, 3/7). Other GOPers: Businessman Patrick Barrett, ex-NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum. Possible GOPers: Assembly Min. Ldr Clarence Rappleyea, 1 89 NYC mayoral cand. Ron Lauder, state Sens. Dean Skelos and Roy Goodman, jewelry exec. David Cornstein, ex- Rep. Bill Green, Rep. Gerald Solomon (R-22) and businessman Frank Zarb. Dem: Civil rights activist Roy Innis. Filing deadline 7/14; Primary 9/13.

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HOTLINE 3/7/94

*14 NEW YORK: CUOMO CAN'T BREAK 50% VS. PROBABLE CANDIDATES A Marist College Poll, conducted 2/28-3/1, surveyed 706 registered voters; margin of error +/- 4%. Tested: Gov. Mario Cuomo (D), businessman Patrick Barrett (R), Sen. Al D'Amato (R), ex-Amb. to France Evan Galbraith (R), state Sen. Roy Goodman (R), ex-Rep. Bill Green (R), NYU Dean Herb London (R), state Sen. George Pataki (R) and ex-NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum (R).

CUOMO JOB PERFORMANCE 2/28-3/1 11/93 5/93 10/92 Excellent 4% 5% 7% 11% Good 32 30 33 34 Fair 40 40 34 31 Poor 25 26 26 25 IN GENERAL, THINGS IN NY ARE GOING Wrong direction 61% Right direction 25 Unsure. 14

HYPOTHETICAL GENERAL ELECTION MATCH-UPS Cuomo 44% D'Amato 44% Cuomo 46% Barrett 28 Cuomo 42 Galbraith 23 Cuomo 44% Cuomo 46% Cuomo 44% Goodman 29 Green 31 London 27 Cuomo 44% Cuomo 43% Pataki 26 Rosenbaum 29

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HOTLINE 2/9/94

*4 GOP 1 96: NEW JERSEY IS LATEST TO CONSIDER EARLIER PRIMARY A bill introduced by NJ Assemblyman George Geist (R) would move the 1 96 NJ pres. primary from June to the first week of March. Geist: "Right now, our neighboring states of New York and Pennsylvania, among others, are also considering frontloading their presidential primary dates. New Jersey must act now. If we do not, the results of our late primary in June could become irrelevant and our impact on a particular race greatly diminished." The 3/5 date Geist has is mind is the same "Junior Tuesday" date that NY is considering. Other JT states: co, GA, MD, MN (caucus) and VT. PA is considering moving up to 3/19 to join Midwest states such as IL, MI, OH and possibly WI. The CA priamry is currently set for 3/26, but there are threats in the CA leg. to move it up further if NY moves ahead of it. Geist also "touted the bill as an economic development measure": "New Jersey will be in a better position to share the spotlight and economic rewards enjoyed by those states having earlier primaries" (AP, 2/8).

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NEW YORK Filing date: July 14 Primary date: Sept. 13

Incumbent: Mario Cuomo (D) ...... : :tSStJES: : :::::::::::: ::::::::: ::::::::::::: :: : : ~~1B$.: : ~~ :: ~:~~:;::: :. ::oodIPAT.tbN:::::...... ::. ::::. . :. ::::::. :::::::...... Patrick Barrett Millionaire businessman, ex NH Gop Chair; CEO Avis James Burden Developer John Dunne ex-Asst. AG for Civil Rights Jon Foss el Mutual fund chair Evan Galbraith Ex-Amb. to France Endorsed by Henry Kissinger & Wm F Buckley Bill Green Ex u. s. Rep. Lost in 1 92 Robert King Monroe cty Exec. Ron Lauder 1 89 NYC Mayor Cand. Lew Lehrman 1 82 Gov. nom. Herb London NYU Dean Announced; Conservative Guy Molinari Fmr. u. s. Rep.; Staten Island Borough Pres. George Pataki State Sen. D'Amato supporting Clarence Rappleyea Assembly Min. Ldr Richard Rosenbaum Attorney; Ex-NY GOP Chair

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NEW YORK Filing date: July 14 Primary date: Sept. 13

Incumbent: Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D) ...... :: : :possts:ti!::: :c;.oi?:: :cANt>s:~::: :: : occui?A'i':toN::::::::::::::::::::::::: :: :t ss:trts::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Evan Galbraith Ex-Amb. to France Bill Green Ex U.S. Rep. Lost in '92 Ron Lauder 1 89 NYC Mayor cand. Lew Lehrman '82 Gov. nom. Herb London NYU Dean Guy Molinari Fmr . U . s . Rep . ; Staten Island Borough Pres. Bill Powers NY GOP Chair Richard Rosenbaum Attorney

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