INOUYE for U.S. SENATE P.O. BOX 7044 HONOLULU. HAWAII 96821 O O UN IS '92 13:17 SEN

INOUYE for U.S. SENATE P.O. BOX 7044 HONOLULU. HAWAII 96821 O O UN IS '92 13:17 SEN

INOUYE FOR U.S. SENATE P.O. BOX 7044 HONOLULU. HAWAII 96821 o o UN IS '92 13:17 SEN. INOUYE CAMPAIGN 808 5911005 DKI CAMPAIGN WORKSHOP Saturday/ June 27/ 1992 LIST OF ATTENDEES I. HEADQUARTERS Campaign Chairman *Walter DodS, Jr. Campaign Manager *Donna Tanoue Campaign Advisers Henry Giugni Bob Inouye Stuart Ho Jeffrey Watanabe Harry Tokushige Joe Blanco *Gary Caulfield Campaign Treasurer Abelina Shaw Campaign Accountants Glenn Kishida Nishihama & Kishida Office Managers *Lamela Battley Jet Battley Executive Secretary Joye Mizuno Scheduler Kimi Uto i / Receptionists Mary Kam Aki Nakama Hideko Masaki Agnes Ogata Mildred Watanabe Budget and Finance *Kent Harada Volunteer Coordinator Renji Goto Other HQ Volunteers Diane De Vault Janie Kashiwa Chris Kohr Jordan Slovin Legal Counsel John Komeiji Watanabe Ing & Kawashima An asterisk denotes those individuals who will be making presentation at the workshop. JUN 18 '92 13:17 SEN. INOUYE CAMPAIGN 80S 5911005 Media *Jack Seigle Starr Seigle McCombs, Inc. Jean Myers Myers Advertising, Inc. II. GRASSROOTS PROGRAMS COORDINATORS A. DAN INOUYE LEADERS Darolyn Lendio ♦Audrey Ng B. SUPPORTER LIST Joye Mizuno Jinny Okubo C. FRIEND-TO-FRIEND POSTCARDS ♦Barbara Sakamoto D. SIGNHOLDING (To be designated) E. GOTV'TELEPHONE BANK ♦Kirk Caldwell George Steuer F. SPECIAL EVENTS ♦Lynn Watanabe ♦Barbara Kuljis Lenette Gadsiola G. AREA RALLIES ♦Ben Kudo Randy Iwase Linda Takayama H. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Peter Simons I. NEWSLETTER ♦Susan Menninger Kalowena Komeiji III. NEIGHBOR ISLAND CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES A. BIG ISLAND *Chair (To be designated) Bob Kim (Kona) Megumi Kon (Hilo) Walsh Hanley (Hilo) ' Bill Eger (Hilo) Sally Rice (Waimea) Field Representative Bill Kikuchi B . KAUAI *Chair Maryanne Kusaka Bernadette Sakoda Field Representative George Kawakami C . LANAI *Roger Tacdal Joe Franco .JUN 18 '92 13:17 SEN. INOUYE CAMPAIGN 808 5911005 t D. MAUI *Chair Tony Takitani Raymond Ono Wesley Lo Field Representative Ry Barbin E. MOLOKAI *Chair John Sabas Harris Dudoit Collette Machado George Tamura IV. DKI WASHINGTON, D. C. STAFF Chief of Staff Jennifer Goto Press Secretary Nestor Garcia V. DKI HONOLULU STAFF Executive Director Alexis Lum Personal Secretary Mary Lou Jardine Office Manager Jinny Okubo Legislative Assistant Barbara Sakamoto Legislative Assistant George Steuer Receptionist/Secretary Sheila Yamamoto Receptionist Waude Harvest W h y H a w a ii n e e d s D a n In o u y e n o w m o r e t h a n e v e r Dan Inouye ® Our U.S. Senator I ■E n ft ,;fm H ft; 7?- m?-- M i- 'fU Make no mistake. Government has become a complex apparatus. While it exists only to represent us--the people—fairly and squarely, it has become very large, very complicated and, too often, not as responsive as we'd like. This is why we should return Hawaii's senior Senator, Daniel K. Inouye, to the United States Senate. He has proven, time and time again, that he repre­ sents Hawaii with integrity, intelligence, determina­ tion and courage. Dan has the complete and enduring respect of his Congressional peers. He commands international esteem throughout the world. And, most importantly, Dan understands the dynamics of our unique island society. His vast experience is invaluable to Hawaii as we search for new answers and new directions to guide us forward in the 1990s. If ever there was a person we can ill-afford to lose, it is Daniel K. Inouye. He has done everything we've asked. Dan has delivered, time and again, whenever and wherever it was needed. Today, tomorrow, we need Dan more than ever. At the age of 18, Dan he was elected to the Territorial Senate. enlisted in the U.S. Army After Statehood, Dan became the and served with the "Go for first U.S. Congressman from the new Broke" 442nd Infantry Regi­ State of Hawaii. In 1962, he was elect­ mental Combat Team during ed to the U.S. Senate, where he contin­ World War II. He became ues to serve the people of Hawaii with the youngest lieutenant of integrity and distinction. the Regiment, and was His distinguished 30-year career awarded the Distinguished in the Senate presently includes Chair­ Service Cross, Bronze Star, manships of the Senate Appropriations Purple Heart and a dozen Subcommittee on Defense, the Com­ other medals. merce, Science and Transportation Dan married Margaret Subcommittee on Communications, Awamura, and they had a the Select Committee on Indian Affairs son, Daniel Jr. He dreamed and the Senate Steering Committee. of becoming an orthopedic Past service includes the Watergate surgeon, but after losing his Committee, Chairmanship of the Select arm during the war, he set Committee on Intelligence, Chairman­ For those of you who don't know his sights on a career in government. ship of the Iran-Contra Committee, the story of Dan Inouye or for those Dan graduated from the University of Secretary' of the Senate Democratic who may have forgotten, it is the story Hawaii and earned his law degree from Conference and Co-Chairman of the of the best of times and the worst. the George Washington University Law 1984 Democratic National Convention. It is the story of an island boy, a School in Washington, D. C. Clearly, Dan's credentials are Japanese nisei, who was rudely awak­ Returning to Hawaii, Dan served as in order. And his experience serves ened from his youth when war came to Deputy Public Prosecutor of the City and Hawaii well. This is a man perfectly these shores. It is the story' of ideals County of Honolulu in 1953. The fol- situated to help us address our prob­ and courage which have never dimin­ lowing year he was elected to the Terri- lems and reach our goals today and ished. It is the story' of hardship and torial House of Representatives, where tomorrow, of success. he became Majority Leader. In 1958, With his experience and ranking But, Dan stands for more than fed­ as the 6th most senior Senator in the eral dollars—he stands for courage and U.S. Senate, Daniel K. Inouye gets integrity. Living his life by a code of things done and delivers for Hawaii. equal justice, he takes on causes, often­ The ultimate truth is this: the com­ times unpopular, in defense of this ideal petition for federal funds among states Alfred "Blackie" Wong -U.S. citizenship for Filipino veterans, Retired is fierce. There are increasingly fewer upholding a federal trust responsibility Pearl Harbor Shipyard dollars and much to do. But Hawaii for Native Hawaiians, redress for in­ “Whether it’s at Pearl receives more than its share of tax dol­ terned Japanese Americans, and equal Harbor or any other lars, due in large measure to Dan's employment and educational opportuni­ effectiveness. ties for all regardless of race, religion, military installation, Although Hawaii ranks 40th in sexual preference or disability. Dan ded­ secure jobs translate population among the states, it ranks icates himself to righting the wrongs into money fo r the 5th per capita in receipt of federal funds. from the dark chapters of history so local economy. When That's more than New York, Texas and injustices are not repeated to taint our and where it counts, California-all bigger and more powerful future paths. than Hawaii. That's how Dan Inouye delivers for Dan comes through fo r Hawaii. us. ” Exactly what's he done for Hawaii? CARING FOR OUR HEALTH • Designation and operation of Hawaii Dan delivers federal funds to Volcanoes National Park, Pu'uhonua O achieve his goal of healthy children, Honaunau National Historic Park, parents and grandparents for a healthy Kaloko-Honokohau National Historic Hawaii. Some highlights are: Park, Puukohola Heiau National Historic Site, Haleakala National Park and • More than $59 million for health care Kalaupapa National Historic Site. initiatives serving Native Hawaiian and Pacific Island populations, and for com • Protection of Hawaiian monk seals, munity-based programs addressing the Hawaiian sea turtles, humpback whales, needs of rural Hawaii. Rick Carmichael Hawaiian stilts, palila and other endan­ Director, Health Education gered species. • $15 million commitment for the 1st Kauai Community College phase of the Spark M. Matsunaga VA •Working to prevent the introduction “Credit fo r creating and Medical Center, and the establishment of the brown tree snake and other funding rural health of Health Clinics and Vet Centers on harmful alien species at airports, post care programs goes to Kauai, Maui and the Big Island. offices and military bases, and control­ Dan Inouye. He's ling and eradicating existing species • Over $12 million annually for maternal, such as feral pigs, goats, fruit flies helped us on Kauai, infant, children and family planning and gorse. health care services, including targeted Maui, the Big Island, emergency medical services, immuni­ • Established national programs to clean in Waimanalo and zation, child abuse intervention and up environmental hazard, and to protect Waianae to train people adolescent support services. natural resources on military lands with to provide needed Pohakuloa and Schofield receiving spe­ • Over $5 million annually for special health care services. ” cial attention in Hawaii. health and long-term care services for our elderly. CREATING JOBS • Worked to open the Hawaii Small FOR A STRONG ECONOMY Business Development Network in Hilo, PRESERVING with satellite centers on Kauai, Maui, Through Dan’s efforts, the OUR ENVIRONMENT Oahu and Hawaii. Over his six-year term, Dan deliv­ infusion of billions of federal dollars ered over $60 million in federal funds to into Hawaii's economy to create jobs • $19.5 million for a supercomputer designate and protect parks, refuges and and enhance industries has, to a large on Maui to create high technology job preserves, to rescue plants and animals degree, shielded us from the recession­ opportunities.

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