PR GTm------------------------------------------------ ARTICLES 8-2 January 23, 1981 Mr. Paul S. Quinn, Esq. Wilkinson, Cragun & Barker 1735 New York Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 Dear I wish to thank you for your very kind words regarding the George Will article. Please know that your thought- fulness is sincerely appreciated. I agree that there will be many challenges in the years ahead for the Democratic Party, and also the nation as a whole. However, I am confident that we will ultimately achieve success through unity and cooperation. Your assistance towards accomplishing our goals will be very helpful in the tasks facing us. Aloha, DANIEL K. INOUYE United States Senator DKI: mcb Wilk in son , Cra gun & Bar ker UAW OFFICES 173 5 N EW YORK AVENUE, IM. W. WASHINGTON, D. GLEN A.WILKINSON ROBERT W. BARKER ERNEST L. WILKINSON (1899-1978) CHARLES A. HOBBS PAUL S. QUINN JOHN W. CRAGUN (1900-1969) LEON T. KNAUER RICHARD A. BAENEN ANGELO A. IADAROLA (1933-1980) JERRY C. STRAUS HERBERT E. MARKS PIERRE J. LaFORCE FRANCES L. HORN GORDON C. COFFMAN PATRICIA L. BROWN STEPHEN R. BELL R. ANTHONY ROGERS TELEPHONE FOSTER De REITZES JOHN M. FACCIOLA (202) 783-4800 PHILIP A. NACKE THOMAS E. WILSON EDWARD Mh FOGARTY ROBERT B. McKENNA, JR. CABLE ADDRESS JOSEPH P. MARKO5KI STEVEN C. LAMBERT "wi l c bar ” ALAN I. RUBINSTEIN JAMES E. MAGEE ROSEL H. HYDE STEPHEN A, HILDEBRANDT CHARLES APPLER I. COUNSEL LAUREL R. BERGOLD F. THOMAS MORAN January 21, 1981 CAROL L. BARBERO JACQUELYN R. LUKE JAMES L.CASSERLY TIMOTHY C. SLOAN KENNETH E. SATTEN SUSAN O. BERGHOEF GLENN P. SUGAMELI The Honorable Daniel K. Inouye United States Senate 105 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Dan: I read with great interest ana pleasure me excellent article by George Will in the January Sth issue of Newsweek entitled, "A Democrat to Watch". When George Will says so many nice things about a Democrat, you can certainly take satisifaction in knowing that you have been doing a lot of things right for a long time! Congratulations again on your impressive re-election. You can certainly count on our support during the challenging and difficult days ahead. Warm regards. Sincerely, WILKINSON, CRAGUN & BARKER Paul S. Quinn Pr GTm------------------------------------------------------- Articles 8-2 January 21, 1981 Mr. M. Morimoto Executive Vice President Big-Way Super Markets Waipahu Super Mart, Ltd. 94-340 Depot Street Waipahu, Hawaii 96797 Dear Mr. Morimoto: Thank you for your very kind words regarding the recent article by George Will. I sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness. The next few years will undoubtedly be difficult ones, not only for the Democratic Party, but the nation as a whole. I am confident that we will ultimately be successful, if we are able to unite in our struggle against the economic, social and international problems facing the country. Please do not hesitate to call on me if I may be of service to you in the future. Aloha, DANIEL K. INOUYE United States Senator DKI:mcb RETAIL WAIPAHU 94-340 DEPOT STREET WAHIAWA 440 KILANI AVENUE WAIANAE WAIPAHU SUPER MART. LTD. • 94-340 DEPOT STREET • WAIPAHU. HAWAII 96797 86-120 FARRINGTON HWY WHOLESALE HONOLULU 717 2250 ALAHAO PLACE January 15, 1981 The Honorable Daniel K. Inouye U.S. Senator from Hawaii 105 Russell Senate Office Bldg. Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Dan: Congratulations! You finally made it on the back page of one of the most prestigious news weeklys in America. George Will is reputed to be one of the most outstanding political analyst in the country and I certainly like his analysis about your position in the U.S. Senate and the National Democratic Party. A wonderful article written about my favorite senator by my favorite columnist. Aloha, M. MORIMOTO Executive Vice President MM:ltkv Enclosure 9 6 7 9 7 HAWAII The Honorable Daniel K. Inouye U.S. Senator from Hawaii LTD. WAIPAHU, 105 Russell Senate Office Bldg. • Washington, D.C. 20510 MART, STREET SUPER DEPOT 9 4 - 3 4 0 WAIPAHU Pr GTm Articles 8-2 January 19, 1981 Ms. Nora Cooper MAUI NEWS P. O. Box 550 Wailuku, Hawaii 96793 Dear Ms I just had the opportunity to see your editorial in the MAUI NEWS, regarding the George Will article, and wanted to add an extra note of thanks to my earlier letter. The next few years will be tremendously challenging ones, not only for the Democratic Party, but for the nation as a whole. It will take a nation united by a common sense of purpose to make progress against the many problems facing us economically, socially and militarily. I am confident that we will ultimately be successful, if we work together. Again, please accept my heartfelt thanks. Aloha, DANIEL K. INOUYE United States Senator DKI:mcb DANIEL K. INOUYE DAVID M.PETERS HAWAII EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT HAWAII January 10, 1981 The Honorable Daniel k. Inouye Senator from Hawaii 101 Russell Building Hashington, D.C. Rear Jan: The fine article written about you in the Newsweek by columnist George Hill did not go unnoticed on the Island of Haul. In fact, The Haul Hews, always your strong supporter, commented on the article in their editorial of January 7, 1981, showering most de:served praise on our Senator from Hawaii. The editorial, entitled "Democrat to Hatch" (enclosed) was written by Mrs. Nora Cooper who told me she believes George will is one of the best and most respected columist in Washington, D.C. and to earn such accolades from him is a great honor. Mrs. Cooper also said George Will is "one writer I like to emulate." And she was nice enough to give me a copy of the article before I received my Newsweek a few days later. Yesterday marked the first anniversary of the big storm in 1980. But looking at our weather over the last two weeks, we think 1981 won't be too bad. With fond aloha, Access to articles restricted to University of Hawai’i affiliates only Items in eVols are protected by copyright, with all rights reserved, unless otherwise indicated A Democrat to Watch. (1981, January 7). Maui News, p. 64. SITREP 2 of THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1981 PREPARED BY JINNY OKANO MAUI NEWS, JANUARY 7, 1981-A Democrat to Watch (Editorial)—SeeTelk 1. 2. BULLETIN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1981 a. Crime in the Islands-Front Pg--Violence Skyrockets 147% in Decade-Front Pg—Hawaii's overall crime rate rose 37.5% during 1970-1979 about double the 18.8 % increase in population which state experienced in period. Trends show increase greater in neighbor islands than on Oahu. b. Theater’s Story of Price and Tears Ending-A-2—Re: Nippon Theatre, after 32 yrs. of business by the Furuya Brothers, will be taken over by Consolidated Theaters and will be known as Asian Cinema 2 as of tonight. c. Hot Potato Dropped on Mayor's Lap-A-3--City Council Finance Comm, yesterday declined to handle politically hot issue on fireworks and instead sent its 1981 crop of complaints to Mayor for review and comment. d* Isle Reagan Ball-A-4—Hawaii Inaugural Ball will be closed to public—invitaiton only. Total of 7,500 invitations will be issued for Tuesday’s gala at Ilikai Hotel. e- Pay Governor More thatn $60,000, Bouse Speaker Says-B-1-- SeeTelArt. Editorial A Democrat to watch None would call George F. Will anything but a seasoned Washington observer. He has seen them come and seen them go and he calls it pretty much the way it is. So when Senator Dan Inouye is tagged A Democrat to Watch, by this same special observer you can bet that Washington and the nation will be watching Will, who writes for The Washington Post and Newsweek, devoted a full column to our Senior Senator and the praise was fulsome, the respect evident in every line. Those of us who now the Democrat in question will know full well the praise and appreciation is well deserved. According to Will, "Inouye is less deminished by such subtraction than senators usually are. Perhaps because, as big men do, he measures himself against big men like Sam Rayburn. Or Perhaps because, years ago, in Franc and Italy, he acquired an antidote to vanity; earned pride" That is pretty heady stuff coming from a tough journalist. The whole piece is in the same tone. And it wraps up with a statement that is an astute reading on things to come . Inouye is the sort of man who can rehabilitate the Democratic Party. Republicans who see him as a thread, should. But they also should be thankful he is on hand; should remember that Democrats will govern again. The life of the nation is long, the life of an "era" is short. Pr GTm------------------------------------------------------------- Articles 8-2 January 19, 1981 Honorable Thomas V, C. Tanaka Speaker Fifteenth Guam Legislature P.O. Box 373 Territory of Guam U.S.A. 96910 Dear Mr I wish to thank you for your very kind words regarding the recent article by George Will. Please know that I sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness. The next few years will be tremendously challenging ones, not only for the Democratic Party, but for the nation as a whole. It will take a nation united by a common sense of purpose to make progress against the many problems facing us military, socially, and economically. I am confident that we will ultimately be successful if we work together. Your leadership on behalf of the people of Guam is an important asset in facing the tasks ahead of us.