TRIP TO OKLAHOMA CITY TO ATTEND SIXTIETH ANNUAL OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME BANQUET AND INDUCTION CEREMONY

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Summary Memorandum
Schedule of Events/Contacts
Banquet Seating List
Oklahoma Hall of Fame Brochure
Biographies
Correspondence
News Article
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10 November 1988
MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
FROM: William M. Baker
Director, Public Affairs Office
SUBJECT:
Trip to Oklahoma City to attend
Sixtieth Annual Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Banquet and Induction Ceremony
1. This is background information for your trip to Oklahoma City to
attend the following: Friday, 11 November, cocktails (7:00 p.m.) and dinner
(8:00 p.m.) at the Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center; Saturday,
12 November, tour of Guthrie and lunch (10:00 a.m.-2:30 p.m.); Sixtieth Annual
Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony and after-party reception
(6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.), Myriad Convention Center; Sunday, 13 November, brunch
9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. in the 18th Century Room of the Sheraton Century Hotel,
1 North Broadway, Oklahoma City. Phone: [phone]. Black-tie is the
dress for the Saturday evening dinner, and a business suit will be appropriate
for the other events.
2. Agenda for Friday, 11 November: You will be picked up by bus at the
Sheraton Century Hotel at 6:45 p.m. and driven to the Cowboy Hall of Fame and
Western Heritage Center, 1700 Northeast 63rd Street, for cocktails at
7:00 p.m. and dinner at 8:00 p.m. Approximately 60-70 of Senator and Mrs.
Boren's friends and out-of-town guests will be present. The table seating is
not available at this time.
3. Agenda for Saturday, 12 November: You will be picked up by bus at
10:00 a.m. at the Sheraton Century Hotel and driven to the historical
territorial capitol city of Guthrie which has been preserved much as it was in
the 1890's. A luncheon at the Plum Restaurant and tour of the town are
scheduled. You will depart Guthrie at approximately 1:30 p.m. and arrive in
Oklahoma City at 2:30 p.m.
The Sixtieth Annual Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction ceremony
will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Myriad Convention Center across the street from
the Sheraton Century Hotel. You will be seated in the Arena area at table #1
near entry #2. (See tab for table seating list.) Your table will be in front
of the platform where Senator Boren and the other inductees will be seated.
Each inductee has his own section for seating dinner guests. Entertainment
begins at 7:30 p.m. and the induction ceremony at 8:00 p.m. Senator Boren is
one of eight individuals who will be honored and his presenter will be Senator
Sam Nunn. Video vignettes will be shown on each honoree and Governor Henry
Bellmon will present the honorees with the Hall of Fame medallion. The other
honorees are:
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Ed L. Calhoon, M.D.
Richard Harrison
A. T. Stair, Jr. Ph.D.
Kay Starr
Patricia Wheeler
Joseph H. Williams
Stanton L. Young
Nationally prominent physician
Business and civic leader
Research physicist
Country singer
Business and civic leader
Business and civic leader
Business and civic leader
(See tab for brochure with biographies and photographs of participants.)
Approximately 2400 will attend the dinner which is the largest in the
history of the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Senator Boren's guests alone number
800. Immediately after the ceremony, at 9:30 p.m., a reception will be held
for the inductees in the Great Hall of the Myriad Convention Center. Each
inductee will stand under his photograph and greet his guests.
Media Coverage: The ceremony will be covered live on the Oklahoma
Educational TV station. National press coverage is not anticipated, but the
local Oklahoma papers are expected to cover the event.
Senator Boren has suggested that you have a press interview with the local
paper, the DAILY OKLAHOMAN, and the TULSA WORLD. The interview is scheduled
for Saturday, 3:30 p.m. at the Sheraton Century Hotel. Senator Boren's
Assistant Press Secretary, Ken Levit, will give you the room location on your
arrival. Since Mr. Levit is making the arrangements, he will also attend the
interview.
4. Agenda for Sunday, 13 November: Brunch will be served from 9:30 a.m.
- 11:30 a.m. in the 18th Century Room of the Sheraton Century Hotel.
Approximately 150 of Senator and Mrs. Boren's family, out-of-town guests and
friends will be present.
You are scheduled to leave Oklahoma City Sunday afternoon.
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS/CONTACTS
Trip to Oklahoma City to attend the
Sixtieth Annual Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony
for Senator David Boren
12 November 1988
Friday, 11 November
1:30 p.m. EST
3:30 p.m. CST
Approx.
4:00 p.m.
6:45 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.
Depart, National Airport
Noncommercial Airplane
Arrive, Wiley Post Municipal City Airport
Oklahoma City
Arrive, Sheraton Century Hotel
1 North Broadway
Oklahoma City
Contact: Ann Dubler
Phone: [phone]
Request Senator Boren's hospitality room
Depart, Sheraton Century Hotel by bus
Arrive, Cowboy Hall of Fame and
Western Heritage Center
1700 North East 63rd Street
Cocktails
Dinner
Remain overnight Sheraton Century Hotel
Saturday, 12 November
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:30 p.m.
2:30 p.m.
3:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
Depart, Sheraton Century Hotel by bus
Arrive, Guthrie
tour, lunch at Plum Restaurant
Depart Guthrie
Arrive, Sheraton Century Hotel
Press interview, DAILY OKLAHOMAN and TULSA WORLD
Sheraton Century Hotel
Meet with Sen. Boren's Assistant Press Secretary, Ken Levit
Free time
Black-tie dinner, Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet
Honoring Senator David L. Boren and other inductees
Myriad Convention Center (across from the Sheraton Century)
Arena area.
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Saturday, 12 November (continued)
7:30 p.m. Entertainment
8:00 p.m. Induction Ceremony
9:30 p.m. Reception, Great Hall, convention center
Remain overnight at the Sheraton Century Hotel
Sunday, 13 November
9:30- Brunch, 18th Century Room, Sheraton Century Hotel
11:30 a.m.
p.m. Depart, Wiley Post Municipal City Airport
Oklahoma City
p.m. Arrive, Washington National Airport
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TABLE SEATING LIST
OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME BANQUET AND INDUCTION CEREMONY
The Honorable Robert M. Gates Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Ambassador and Mrs. Maxwell Rabb
Mr. Eli Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Zarrow (Maxine) Son of Henry Zarrow (CEO, Center Pipe
and Supply Company)
Mr. Ted Zarrow
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Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Zarrow (Carol)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kishner (Judy) Daughter of Henry Zarrow
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Barnes (Sarah) Center Pipe and Supply Company
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Richards (Gail) Center Pipe and Supply Company
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Green Center Pipe and Supply Company
Mr. Thomas Lovejoy Smithsonian Institution
Mr. Dale Hershey
Mr. Jason Lee
Ms. Amanda Lahawn
Mr. Alton Yearey
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lissau President, Warren Foundation
(medical research)
Mr. and Mrs. William K. Warren, Jr. Warren Foundation
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Warren (The William K.)
Foundation ? r(
P.O. Box 470372
Tulsa 74147-0372 [phone]
Incorporated in 1945 in OK.
Donor(s): William K. Warren, Mrs. William K
Warren.
Financial data (yr. ended 12/31/85): Assets,
$239,939,112 (M); gifts received, $4,610,627;
expenditures, S20,971.455, including
$18,371,575 for 13 grants (high: $17,870,000;
low: $100; average: $350-$25,000).
Purpose and activities: Giving committed
entirely to a medical research program and a
local hospital that is currently expanding
facilities.
Types of support: Building funds, endowment
funds, operating budgets, special projects.
Limitations: Giving primarily in OK. No grants
to individuals.
Application information: Funds currently
committed.
Initial approach: Letter
Deadline(s): None
Board meeting date(s): Semiannually
Write: W.R. Lissau, Pres.
Officers: W.R. Lissau, Pres.; John A.
Naughton, V.P. and Treas.; Dorothy Warren
King," Secy.;.
Directors:* Robert J. Stanton, Chair.; Natalie
0. Warren, Vice-Chair.; John A. Gaberino, Jr.,
Patricia Warren Swindle, W.K. Warren, Jr.
Employer Identification Number 730609599
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1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME HONOREES AND PERSON
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EMERITUS CHAIRMAN DIRECTORS
OF THE BOARD JACK H. ABERNATHY JACK D. JONES LEE ALLAN SMITH
W. R. STUBBS Oklahoma City Tulsa Oklahoma City
Henryetta MRS. CLARK BASS MRS. PATIENCE LATTING JOE STAMPER
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD McAlester Oklahoma City Antlers
J. W. McLEAN J. W. BATES, JR. JAMES C. LEAKE ROBERT E. THOMAS
Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee Tulsa
MRS. FRANK L DAVIES, JR. WILLIAM D. LITTLE TOM J. TRIPP, JR.
PRESIDENT Enid Ada Tulsa
HAROLD C. STUART MRS. DONALD L.BRAWNER ROBERT E. LORTON BAIL C. WEST
Tulsa Tulsa Tulsa Miami
VICE PRESIDENTS MRS. JOHN W. DeVORE GEN. E. L "MIKE" MASSAD (Ret)
MRS. L. V. BAKER, JR. Oklahoma City Ardmore
Elk City Wm. C. DOUCE CHARLES E. NELSON
ED CALHOON, M.D. Bartlesville Edmond
Beaver FREDERICK F. DRUMMOND C. D. NORTHCUTT
EDWARD L. GAYLORD Pawhuska Ponca City
Oklahoma City SALLY M. FERRELL EDGAR R. OPPENHEIM
HENRY ZARROW Chandler Oklahoma City
Tulsa MRS. CLIFFORD L. FRATES MRS. ALICE BROWNE OUAN
Oklahoma City Oklahoma City
CORPORATE SECRETARY
MRS. J. A. MAURER MRS. GILBERT C. GIBSON F. A. SEWELL, III
Lawton Clinton
Duncan
SKIP HEALEY ROBIN SIEGFRIED
TREASURER Davis Tulsa
VIRGINIA T. AUSTIN MRS. JAMES M. HEWGLEY, JR. MRS. HERBERT D. SMITH
Oklahoma City Tulsa Alva
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The Oklahoma Heritage Association
cordially invites you to attend the
Sixtieth Annual
Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Banquet and Induction Ceremony
Saturday, November 12, 1988
Six thirty in the evening
Myriad Convention Center
Downtown Oklahoma City
Reception honoring new inductees immediately following the Hall of Fame
Induction Ceremony in the Great Hall of the Myriad Convention Center.
Black Tie
R.S.V.P.
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ED L CALHOON, M.D.
(Beaver)
DAVID L BOREN
(Seminole)
The senior United States Senator from
Oklahoma, Boren served as Governor from 1975
to 1979 and was the first chief executive of the
state to go directly from the governor's chair by
election to the U.S. Senate. A Rhodes Scholar,
he received his Masters Degree in government
from Oxford University with honors. In 1976 he
was named one of the ten Outstanding Young Men in America by the
U.S. Jaycees. A highly regarded leader in the U.S. Senate, he has
served on the Senate Finance Committee, Agriculture Committee,
Committee on Small Business and Select
Committee on Intelligence. In 1979, he was
listed by Time magazine as one of fifty
promising young leaders in America.
The Honorable Sam Nunn
. . . United States Senator from Georgia
will give the citation.
KAY STARR
(Dougherty/Los Angeles, California)
One of the superstars in the history of
country and big band music, Miss Starr learned
to sing by listening to the radio. She eventually
1 sang with the Grand Ole Opry, with Bob Willis
and The Texas Playboys and with a number of
big bands, including the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
She then launched her solo career, producing
numerous top ten recordings, including "Wheel of Fortune", "I'm the
Lonesomest Girl in Town", "Angry", "Bonapart's Retreat" and "Rock
and Roll Waltz". She has given numerous benefit performances and
continues to perform regularly to rave reviews
throughout the United States and overseas.
During the 1985 Hall of Fame Banquet she was
recognized as Oklahoma Ambassador of
Goodwill.
Jim Nabors
. . . a highly popular and accomplished
entertainer from Honolulu, Hawaii
will give the citation.
1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME
WRITE NOW
. . . for your reservations
Oklahoma Heritage Association
201 Northwest 14
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
[phone]
A nationally prominent physician,
Dr. Calhoon presently serves on the National
Cancer Advisory Board, and he has served on
the American Medical Association's Council on
Rural Health and Council on Legislation. He has
also served the state of Oklahoma and his
profession in a wide range of capacities, for
which he has received numerous recognitions. Among them has been
the A.11. Robbins Community Service Award, given yearly to the
outstanding Oklahoma medical practitioner and the Oklahoma
Physician of the Year Award in 1984, given by
the Oklahoma University Health Science Center.
Since 1960 Dr. Calhoon has been a member of
the International College of Surgeons.
James E. Davis, M.D.
. . . President of the American Medical
Association from Durham,
North Carolina will give the citation.
PATRICIA WHEELER
(Tulsa)
A remarkable business person, civic leader
and athlete, Mrs. Wheeler is Chairman of the
Board of Certified Appliance Distributors, Inc. of
Irwindale, California, and Chairman of the
Board of Phoenix Resources, Inc. of Tulsa. A
successful marathon runner, she also has
climbed Mt. Kilamanjaro in Africa. A highly
respected civic volunteer, she has served in leadership positions for
a wide range of organizations in the areas of health care, and the
visual and performing arts. The institutions she has served or
continues to serve are Children's Medical Center,
The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence,
Donna Nigh Foundation, Tulsa Philharmonic,
Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa Performing Arts Center,
Gilcrease Museum and many others.
Robert W. Langholz
. . . a distinguished attorney from Tulsa
will give the citation.
Please indicate the following:
LI Yes, I am planning on attending. Please mail me tickets at $60.00
per ticket. My check, made payable to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, in the
amount of $ is enclosed. "
Tickets will be mailed at the end of October.
No, I will not be able to attend. However, enclosed is a donation in the amount
of $ in honor of the following honoree
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RICHARD D. HARRISON A.T. STAIR, JR., Ph.D.
(Oklahoma City) (Canton/Concord, Massachusetts)
An outstanding business and civic leader, Mr.
Harrison recently retired as CEO of the Fleming
Companies, retaining his title of Chairman of
the Board. Under his direction, the firm has
become one of the largest wholesale food
distribution companies in the United States, with
37 distribution facilities servicing 4,000 retail
stores in 34 states, generating over eight billion dollars in sales
annually. A director of the Quaker Oats Company, the Coleman
Company and the Food Marketing Institute, he has served as
President of the Supermarket Institute and
Chairman of the Independent Grocers Alliance,
the Chairman of the American Wholesale Grocers
Association. Due to his volunteer work,Harrison
is known as the "ultimate civic leader."
Donald R. Keogh
. . . President and Chief Operating Officer
of The Coca-Cola Company from Atlanta,
Georgia will give the citation.
JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS
(Tulsa)
A prominent business and civic leader, Mr.
Williams is Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of The Williams Companies. Under his
direction, The Williams Companies has become
a leader in gas and liquid pipeline systems and,
more recently has developed a national
network of fiber optic telecommunications.
Among his current business and civic activities is his service as a
director of American Express Company, American Petroleum Institute
and the National Audubon Society. Williams also is on the Board of
Governors of the Nature Conservancy and is a
member of the Council on Foreign Relations and
the National Petroleum Council, among others.
A. Bartlett Giamatti
. . . President of the National League of
Professional Baseball Clubs from New
York City will give the citation.
An internationally recognized research
scientist, Dr. Stair received his doctorate in
physics from the University of Oklahoma.
Presently the head of A.T. Stair Associates, he
is a pioneer in two major technologies: Fourier
Transform Spectroscopy and Totally Cryogenic
Intrared Sensors for Laboratory, Rocket and
Space Use. Until recently he headed the Air Force Geophysics
Laboratory at Hanscom Air Force Base, Massachusetts. His research
is highly significant for the surveillance, acquisition and tracking
mission of the nation's Strategic Defense
Initiative for Ballistic Missle Defense. Among
his honors and recognitions are the Air Force
Scientific Achievement Award and the Air Force
Geophysics Lab Guenter Loeser Award.
LL General James Abrahamson
. . Director of the Strategic Defense Initiative
Organization from Washington, D.C.
will give the citation.
STANTON L. YOUNG
(Oklahoma City)
" A highly active business and civic leader, Mr.
Young is President of Young Companies. He has
served in a wide range of volunteer civic,
community and public service positions.
Among them was service under four different
presidents on the National Business Advisory
Council for Economic Opportunity. He has also
been an exceptionally active volunteer in health care. His service has
been recognized with the Oklahoma Medical Society Outstanding
Layman Award in 1980 and the Dean's Award for Distinguished
Medical and Community Service at the
University of Oklahoma in 1986. He has served
as a director of the Urban League and on the
National Corporations Committee of the United
Negro College Fund, among numerous national
and local responsibilities.
Jacqueline G. Wexler
. . President of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews, Inc. from New York City
will give the citation.
Name (please print)
Guests' Names (if applicable)
Address
Telephone
Also indicate seating preference:
El Seat me/us in the Section honoring
David L. Boren
? (indicate name of honoree)
fl No seating preference.
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168 Congressional Directory
OKLAHOMA
(Population, 1980 census, 3,025,266)
SENATORS
OKLAHOM.A
DAVID LYLE BOREN, Democrat, of Seminole, OK; born in Washington, DC, April
21, 1941; attended public schools .in Seminole, OK; graduated Bethesda-Chevy Chase
High School, 1959; B.A., Yale University, New Haven, CT, 1963; M.A., Oxford Univer-
sity (Rhodes Scholar), England, 1965; J.D., University of Oklahoma College of Law,
Norman, OK, 1968; captain, 6 years, *Oklahoma National Guard; lawyer; chairman, de-
partment of government, Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, OK, 1970-74; admit-
ted to the Oklahoma Bar in 1968 and commenced practice in Seminole, OK; chairman,
elections committee, and member, Oklahoma House of Representatives, 1967-75; Gov-
ernor of Oklahoma, 1975-79; member: Methodist Church, Phi Beta Kappa, 45th Infan-
try Division Association; named 1 of 10 Outstanding Young Men in the United States
by the U.S. Jaycees, 1976; married to the former Molly Wanda Shi, November 27, 1977;
two children: Carrie Christine and David Daniel; elected to the U.S. Senate, November
7, 1978, for the 6-year term beginning January 3, 1979; reelected November 6, 1984.
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RABB, MAXWELL M., lawyer, diplomat; b. Boston, Sept. 28. 1910; s.
Solomon and Rose (Kostick) R.; m. Ruth Criedenberg, Nov. 2, 1939; children:
Bruce, Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld, Emily Rabb Maltby, Priscilla Rabb Haskins.
A.B., Harvard U., 1932, LLB., 1935; LLD., Wilberforce U., 1957, Mt. St.
Mary's Coll., 1983. Bar: Mass. bar 1935, N.Y. bar '1958. Mem. firm Rabb &
Rabb, Boston, 1935-37; adminstrv. asst. to U.S. Senator H.C. Lodge, Mass..
1937-43; adminstrv. asst. U.S. Senator Sinclair Weeks, Mass., 1944; legal and
legis. cons. Sec. Navy Forestal, 1946; practice law, Boston, 1946-51; cons. U.S.
Senate Rules Corn., 1952; presdl. asst. Sec. to Cabinet, 1953-58; partner
Stroock, Stroock & Lavan, N.Y.C., 1958?; ambassador to, Italy, 1981? Exec.
asst.* campaign mgr. Eisenhower presdl. campaign, 1951-52; del. Republican
Nat. Cony., 1952, 56, 76, 80; man. exec. corn. U.S. Commn. for UNESCO,
1959-60; Man. exec. coin. Council on Fgn. Relations, 1978?; chmn. U.S.- del.
UNESCO cod., Paris, 1958; pres. Congregation Emanu-El, N.Y.C., 1973-81;
man. bd. advisors John F. Kennedy Sch. Govt., Harvard U.; trustee Cardinal
Cooke's Inner City Scholarship Fund; bd. mgrs. Seamens Ch. Inst.; man.
presdl. adv. panel on South Asian Relief assistance, 1971; man, panel
conciliations World Bank Internat. Centre for Settlement of Investment
Disputes, 1967-73, U.S. rep., 1974-77; man. Presdl. Commn. on -Income
Maintenance Programs, 1968-69. Served its It. amphibious corps "USNR,
1944-46. Decorated Commendation Ribbon, commendatore Order of Merit,
1958, cavaliere Order of Merit (Italy), 1982. Man. ABA, Am. Law Inst. Clubs:
Harvard (N.Y.C.), Harmonic (N.Y.C.); Army and Navy (Washington),
Metropolitan (Washington); Circolo della Caccia (Rome). Wilson Hill Rd
Colrain MA 01340 Office: US Embassy Via Veneto 119/A Rome 00187 Italy
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November 3, 1988
The Honorable and Mrs. Robert Gates
Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
Washington, D.C. 20505
CHAIRMAN
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MEMBER COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
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Dear Bob and Becky:
Molly and I are really looking forward to your visit to
Oklahoma on the weekend of November 11, 12 and 13 for the
Oklahoma Heritage Association ceremonies.
If you have any questions or if we can be of help in making
any of your arrangements, please let us know by calling Ms. Ann
Dubler in my Seminole, Oklahoma office at 405-382-6480.
Beginning on the morning of Friday, November 11, Ms. Dubler
and others will be located at our hospitality room at the
Sheraton Century Hotel in Oklahoma City. The phone number of the
hotel is 235-2780. There will be people available in that room
to help you all weekend including the provision of transportation
to and from the airport.
For those staying in downtown Oklahoma City, a bus will
leave from the Sheraton Century Hotel at 6:45 P.M. on Friday
evening to take our quests to the Cowboy all of Fame for dinner.
(Dress is business suits)
On Saturday the 12th at 10:00 N.M., a bus will leave from
the Sheraton gotel to take our guests who are going on the tour
of the historic old territorial capital town of Guthrie and lunch
in a historic building there.
Saturday evening the awards dinner is black tie. The Myriad
Convention Center is just across the street from the Sheraton.
The Brunch on Sunday morning is informal. It will be in the
18th Century Room of the Sheraton Century Hotel.
Again, please let me know if we can be of assistance.
Sincerely,
DLB/aw
Boren
Unite Staters Senator
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CHAIMMK
SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTEUJGENCE
MEMBER. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
CRANIA" SUSCOIMAITTEE ON
MAW AND AGRICULTURAL TAXATION
DAVID BOREN
OKLAROMA
RusseLL &mom
WASHINGTON, DC 20410
421 NORM Rawson
ORLAMORIA Pm OK 73102
440 Boum Homan
Tuuu., OK 74127
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United g5tates *nate
WASHINGTON, DC 20510
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gates
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
September 20, 1988
MEMBER, COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE.
NUTRITION. AND FORESTRY
CHAIRMAN. SU0001111MTIU OR
AGPACULTURAL CREDIT
MEMBER. COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
Dear Bob and Becky:
Molly and I are very pleased to learn that you plan to be
with us for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame induction ceremonies on
November 12 in Oklahoma City.
Several of our special friends like you from outside
Oklahoma are coming and we want all of you to get to know each
other in a smaller group and more relaxed setting than will be
possible Saturday night at the ceremonies. We are planning a
dinner at the Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center in
Oklahoma City Friday evening, November 11. The Center includes
an outstanding collection of western art. You will be receiving
a formal invitation later and we hope that you can join us.
During the morning, Saturday, November 12, we also plan to
make available an optional tour of some of the interesting places
in the surrounding area including the historic territorial
capital city of Guthrie which has been preserved much as it was
in the 1890's.
The most convenient hotel location for those attending the
Hall of Fame ceremonies is the Sheraton Century Hotel in downtown
Oklahoma City where many of our guests will be staying. It does
get booked up very quickly for that weekend but if you would like
for us to do so, we will make sure that a room is held for you.
I've enclosed a reply card for you to let me know how we can
best help to make your trip an enjoyable one.
Most of all, Molly and I look forward to seeing you and
sharing this special time with us.
DLB/awk
Sincere
David . Boren
United States Senator
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ANNE V. ZARROW HENRY H. ZARROW
August 15, 1988
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gates,
Senator David Boren will be inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of
Fame on November 12, 1988, and will be presented for induction by
Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia. Induction into the Hall of Fame is a
special honor which has been awarded to very few Oklahomans over the
years. The ceremonies are rebroadcast on statewide television. As
table hosts for Senator Boren, we have the privilege of inviting you to
attend the Hall of Fame Banquet? be seated in his section. We know
that it would mean a great deal toSepator Boren to be able to share
the evening with special friends like y?ti.. The banquet will be held in
the Myriad Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City. Dress for
the occasion will be black-tie. Doors to the banquet hall will open at
6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served promptly.
All of those attending the banquet will be invited to attend the
after-party which takes place in the Great Hall of the Myriad
immediately following the banquet. There you will have the opportunity
to personally congratulate Senator Boren and the other honorees and to
meet Senator Nunn and the other persons presenting the inductees.
A brochure on the banquet, containing an order form for
reservations, is enclosed for your convenience in ordering tickets. The
size of the section reserved for Senator Boren is limited and
reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. The
demand for reservations is great each year, and we strongly recommend
that you make your reservations as early as possible.
We know that you share our appreciation for Senator Boren's
public service and we sincerely hope you will be able to join us on this
meaningful occasion.
Sincerely,
Henry Z row
Anne Zarrow
Enclosure
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Topic: SPY VS. SPY
Sen. David Dom, 47, D-
Okla., is chairman of the
Senate Intelligence Com-
mittee. He says one of his
goals is to build a national
consensus on intelligence is-
sues. Boren has promised
that his committee, whid:
oversees the U.S. intelli-
gence community, won't be
a "rubber-stamp" for gov-
ernment agencies or the
president. Boren was inter-
viewed by USA TODAY's
Sam Meddle
By Tin Dillon. USA TOOAY -
David Boren -
Smaller budgets mean
bigger spying threat
USA TODAY: Since rela-
tions between the Soviet
Union and the USA are warm-
ing, does that mean we can
expect the Soviets to relax
their Intelligence threat
against us? ?
BOREN: Not at all. It may
seem like a paradox,. but as
we're warming relations, mak-
ing progress on arms control
and lowering military budgets,
we're going to see an escalation
of the intelligence race.
USA TODAY: Why?
BOREN: They're going to be
trying to spend fewer dollars.
That means they'd better have
an idea of the new iechnningles
we're developing in the mili-
tary area. They're going to
have greater incentive to try to
steal our secrets In the short
run, to get our technology on
the cheap. just as they were
able to do, for example,
through the Walker spy case,
where they got billions of dol-
lars of technology without hav-
ing to pay for it. So, as we take
advantage of the new openings
In diplomacy, we're going to
have to be very very watchful
in the intelligence wet.
USA TODAY: What does
the next administration have
to do in order to protect ow'
technology?.
BOREN; De CIA guards our
secrets ove&as in places Ince
our embassies. The FBI guards
against spying here in the Unit-
ed States. They must work to-
gether. We must also upgrade
our satellite system. We need
to know exactly what's going
on on the otherside. We're go-
ing to have tight military bud-
gets. If they're developing
SOIlle new weapons system, we
need to know about it so we
can spend our dollars most
wisely In countering it instead
of wasting a lot of money by
spending acme the board. So
we have on our hands a major
need to modernize our satellite
systems and our national tech-
nical means.
The Washington Post
The Now York Times
The Washington Times
The Wall Street Journai
The Christian Science Monitor
New York Daily News
USA Today
The Chicago Tribune
USA TODAY: With limited
budgets, Instead of pursuing
?Star Wars; should we be
pursuing "Spy Wars" now?
BOREN: That may be one
way of putting it I don't know
that we can afford to avoid re-
search on the Strategic De-
fense Initiative, or "Star Wars."
We have to keep pace with re-
search in case the other side
scores some major breakout
But at the same time, spending
on "Spy Wars." improving our
satellite systems and our na-
tional technical means, is mon-
ey very well spent One dollar
spent there can save you $10 in
your military budget, because
you can And out what are the
new systems they're develop-
ing The more Information you
have, the more you can learn
how to counter those new sys-
tems. Therefore, you can tar-
get your money.
Page
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USA TODAY: Has U.S. in-
telligence been improved to
the point that It would be diffi-
cult for U.S. spies to sell our
secrets to the Soviets?
BOREN: We've made very
significant progress, partly be-
cause we have improved con-
gressional oversight at our end
of the avenue and a greater
level of cooperation now with
the executive branch.j_lopeful-
I we'll never see anoEffElirS
dent as we sew when we ea
who rem t,
e ect, ih
lct Union and it
'clear suppesed
R ILL
CIA orerria. And we didn't
know, for?everal hours what
had even happened to him.
That's the kind of failure of
communication that's very,
very damaging to us. ?
USA TODAY: What kind of .
intelligence adversary Is
Mikhail Gorbachev?
BOREN: Mr. Gorbachev is
highly intelligent He's the kind
of person who has been getting
his on intelligence apparatus
under cOntrol, quite obviously,
through, the KGB and other
agencies of the intelligence or
ganization. He's going to make'
sure that they are politically
loyal to him. He is the ldnd4
person who understands that in
tight budgets, you spend your
money with effidency.
USA TODAY: So you expect
him to operate the same kind
of intelligence strategy as the
USA?
BOREN: He won't spend any
rubles that he doesn't have to
spend. We're up against a very
tough, cagey adversary. He's a
man who wants to reform the
system and bring about some
changes that, in the long run,
are going to make for better re-
lations with the United States.
But, in the meantime, we have
to be on the alert. He has a lot
of motivation here to engage in
espionage, to get to new tech-
nology without having to pay
for it.
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OKLAHOMA SELECT COMMITTEE ON INTELLIGENCE
%sm. BUILDING
WASHINGTON, DC 20510
621 NORTH RosinsoN
OKLAHOMA City OK 73102
440 SOUTH HOUSTON
TULSA. OK 74127
MUNICIPAL BUILDING
Stumm. OK 74666
United eStats ,trnate
WASHINGTON, DC 20510
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gates
Deputy Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
Dear Bob and Becky:
September 20, 1988
MEMBER. COMMITTEE ON FINANCE
CHAIRMAN. SUBCOMMITTEE ON
ENERGY AND AGRICULTURAL TAXATION
MEMBER. COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE,
NUTRITION, AND FORESTRY
CHAIRMAN. SUBCOMMITTEE ON
AGRICULTURAL CREDIT
MEMBER, COMMITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS
Molly and I are very pleased to learn that you plan to be
with us for the Oklahoma Hall of Fame induction ceremonies on
November 12 in Oklahoma City.
Several of our special friends like you from outside
Oklahoma are coming and we want all of you to get to know each
other in a smaller group and more relaxed setting than will be
possible Saturday night at the ceremonies. We are planning a
dinner at the Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western Heritage Center in
Oklahoma City Friday evening, November 11. The Center includes
an outstanding collection of western art. You will be receiving
a formal invitation later and we hope that you can join us.
During the morning, Saturday, November 12, we also plan to
make available an optional tour of some of the interesting places
in the surrounding area including the historic territorial
capital city of Guthrie which has been preserved much as it was
in the 1890's.
The most convenient hotel location for those attending the
Hall of Fame ceremonies is the Sheraton Century Hotel in downtown
Oklahoma City where many of our guests will be staying. It does
get booked up very quickly for that weekend but if you would like
for us to do so, we will make sure that a room is held for you.
I've enclosed a reply card for you to let me know how we can
best help to make your trip an enjoyable one.
Most of all, Molly and I look forward to seeing you and
sharing this special time with us.
Sincere
David . Boren
United States Senator
DLB/awk
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dates*
- No, I will make my own hotel reservations.
Yes, I tentatively plan to come on Friday evening, November 11.
I won't arrive until Saturday, November 12.
- I am tentatively interested in the Saturday tour on Saturday, November 12.
I won't be available for the tour on Saturday, November 12.
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The Deputy Director of Central Intelligence
DC 20505
STAT
STAT
September 9, 1988
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zarrow
Oklahoma Heritage Association
201 Northwest 14
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Zarrow:
Many thanks for your invitation to attend the Sixtieth
Annual Oklahoma Hall of Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony
honoring Senator David Boren on November 12th. Senator Boren
is a good friend and fully deserves the honor you will bestow
upon him. As Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on
Intelligence, he has made a unique contribution to the success
of our work.
I would be honored to accept your invitation to the banquet
and induction ceremony, where I will represent the Director of
Central Intelligence and the U.S. Intelligence Community. I
look forward to a memorable evening. My staff will be in touch
concerning the arrangements.
DDCl/RMGates/de
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ANNE V. ZARROW
August 15, 1988
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gates,
HENRY H. ZARROW
Senator David Boren will be inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of
Fame on November 12, 1988, and will be presented for induction by
Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia. Induction into the Hall of Fame is a
special honor which has been awarded to very few Oklahomans over the
years. The ceremonies are rebroadcast on statewide television. As
table hosts for Senator Boren, we have the privilege of inviting you to
attend the Hall of Fame Banquet apd be seated in his section. We know
that it would mean a great deal to--Senator Boren to be able to share
the evening with special friends like yob. The banquet will be held in
the Myriad Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City. Dress for
the occasion will be black-tie. Doors to the banquet hall will open at
6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served promptly.
All of those attending the banquet will be invited to attend the
after-party which takes place in the Great Hall of the Myriad
immediately following the banquet. There you will have the opportunity
to personally congratulate Senator Boren and the other honorees and to
meet Senator Nunn and the other persons presenting the inductees.
A brochure on the banquet, containing an order form for
reservations, is enclosed for your convenience in ordering tickets. The
size of the section reserved for Senator Boren is limited and
reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served. basis. The
demand for reservations is great each year, and we strongly recommend
that you make your reservations as early as possible.
We know that you share our appreciation for Senator Boren's
public service and we sincerely hope you will be able to join us on this
meaningful occasion.
Enclosure
Sincerely,
Henry Zf row
Anne Zarrow
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1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME HONOREES AND PERSONS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EMERITUS CHAIRMAN ' DIRECTORS
OF THE BOARD JACK H. ABERNATHY JACK D. JONES LEE ALLAN SMITH
W. R STUBBS Oklahoma City Tulsa , Oklahoma City
Hem yetta ? MRS. CLARK BASS MRS. PATIENCE LATTING JOE STAMPER
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD McAlester Oklahoma City Antlers
J W McLEAN J. W. BATES. JR. JAMES C. LEAKE ROBERT E THOMAS
Oklahoma City Tulsa Muskogee Tulsa
MRS. FRANK L DAVIES. JR WILLIAM D. LITTLE TOM J. TRIPP, JR.
PRESIDENT Enid Ada Tulsa
HAROLD C STUART MRS DONALD L. BRAWNER FOBER1 E. LORTON BAIL C WEST
7u/sa Tulsa Tulsa Miami
VICE PRESIDENTS MRS. JOHN W DeVORE GEN. E. L. "MIKE" MASSAD (Rel.)
MRS I. V BAKER. JR Oklahoma City Atomore
Elk Cir? Wm. C DOUCE . CHARLES E NELSON
ED CAL HOON, MD Bartlesville Edmonc
Beave: FREDERICK F DRUMMOND C D NORTHCUTT
EDWARD L. GAYLORD Pawhuska Ponca City
Oklahoma City SALLY M FERRELL EDGAR R OPPENHEIM
HEW ZARROW Chandler ok ',Irma City
lalsa MRS CLIFFORD L FRATES MRS ALICE BROWNE OUAN
Oklahoma City Oklahoma City
CORPORATE SECRETARY MRS GILBERT C GIBSON f A SEWELL, III
MRS J A MAURER Lawton Chwor
Durica!,
SKIP HEALEY ROBIN SIEGFRIED
TREASURER Davis lursd
VIRGINIA 1 AUSTIN MRS JAMES M HEWGLEY JR MRS HERBERT D SMITH
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The Oklahoma Heritage Association
cordially invites you to attend the
Sixtieth Annual
Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Banquet and Induction Ceremony
Saturday, November 12, 1988
Six thirty in the evening
Myriad Convention Center
Downtown Oklahoma City
Reception honoring new inductees immediately following the Hall of Fame
Induction Ceremony in the Great Hall of the Myriad Convention Center.
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R.S.V.P.
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DAVID L. BOREN
(Seminole)
The senior United States Senator from
Oklahoma. Boren served as Governor from 1975
to 1979 and was the first chief executive of the
state to go directly from the governor's chair by
election to the U.S. Senate. A Rhodes Scholar.
he received his Masters Degree in government
from Oxford University with honors. In 1976 he
was named one of the ten Outstanding Young Men in America by the
U.S. Jaycees. A highly regarded leader in the U.S. Senate, he has
served on the Senate Finance Committee. Agriculture Committee,
Committee on Small Business and Select
Committee on Intelligence. In 1979. he was
listed by Time magazine as one of fifty
promising young leaders in America.
The Honorable Sam Nunn
. . . United States Senator from Georgia
will give the citation.
KAY STARR
(Dougherty/Los Angeles. California)
One of the superstars in the history of
country and big band music, Miss Starr learned
to sing by listening to the radio. She eventually
sang with the Grand Ole Opry, with Bob Willis
and The Texas Playboys and with a number of
big bands, including the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
She then launched her solo career, producing
numerous top ten recordings, including "Wheel of Fortune", "I'm the
Lonesomest Girl in Town", "Angry", -Bonapart's Retreat" and "Rock
and Roll Waltz". She has given numerous benefit performances and
continues to perform regularly to rave reviews
throughout the United States and overseas.
During the 1985 Hall of Fame Banquet she was
recognized as Oklahoma Ambassador of
Goodwill.
Jim Nabors
. . . a highly popular and accomplished
entertainer from Honolulu, Hawaii
will give the citation.
1988 OKLAHOMA HALL OF FAME
WRITE NOW
. . . for your reservations
Oklahoma Heritage Association
201 Northwest 14
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
[phone]
ED L CALHOON. M.D.
(Beaver)
A nationally prominent physician.
Dr. Calhoon presently serves on the National
Cancer Advisory Board, and he has served on
the American Medical Associations Council on
Rural Health and Council on Legislation. He has
also served the state of Oklahoma and his
profession in a wide range of capacities. for
which he has received numerous recognitions. Among them has been
the A.H. Robbins Community Service Award, given yearly to the
outstanding Oklahoma medical practitioner and the Oklahoma
Physician of the Year Award in 1984. given by
the Oklahoma University Health Science Center.
Since 1960 Dr. Calhoon has been a member of
the International College of Surgeons.
James E. Davis. M.D.
. President of the American Medical
Association from Durham,
North Carolina will give the citation.
PATRICIA WHEELER
(Tulsa)
A remarkable business person. civic leader
and athlete, Mrs. Wheeler is Chairman of the
Board of Certified Appliance Distributors, Inc. of
Irwindale, California. and Chairman of the
Board of Phoenix Resources, Inc. of Tulsa. A
successful marathon runner, she also has
climbed Mt. Kilamanjaro in Africa. A highly
respected civic volunteer, she has served in leadership positions for
a wide range of organizations in the areas of health care, and the
visual and performing arts. The institutions she has served or
continues to serve are Children's Medical Center,
The Oklahoma Foundation for Excellence,
Donna Nigh Foundation. Tulsa Philharmonic,
Tulsa Ballet, Tulsa Performing Arts Center,
Gilcrease Museum and many others.
Robert W. Langholz
. a distinguished attorney from Tulsa
will give the citation.
0 Yes, I am planning on attending. Please mail me
Please indicate the following:
tickets at $60.00
per ticket. My check, made payable to the Oklahoma Hall of Fame, in the
amount of $
Tickets will be mailed at the end of October.
is enclosed.
0 No, I will not be able to attend. However, enclosed is a donation in the amount
of $ in honor of the following honoree
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RICHARD D. HARRISON
(Oklahoma City!
An outstanding business and civic leader. Mr.
Harrison recently retired as CEO of the Fleming
Companies, retaining his title of Chairman of
the Board. Under his direction, the firm has
become one of the largest wholesale food
distribution companies in the United States, with
37 distribution facilities servicing 4.000 retail
stores in 34 states, generating over eight billion dollars in sales
annually. A director of the Quaker Oats Company, the Coleman
Company and the Food Marketing Institute, he has served as
President of the Supermarket Institute and
Chairman of the Independent Grocers Alliance,
the Chairman of the American Wholesale Grocers
Association. Due to his volunteer work.Harrison
is known as the "ultimate civic leader."
Donald R. Keogh
. . . President and Chief Operating Officer
of The Coca-Cola Company from Atlanta,
Georgia will give the citation.
JOSEPH H. WILLIAMS
(Tulsa)
A prominent business and civic leader, Mr.
Williams is Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer of The Williams Companies. Under his
direction. The Williams Companies has become
a leader in gas and liquid pipeline systems and,
more recently has developed a national
network of fiber optic telecommunications.
Among his current business and civic activities is his service as a
director of American Express Company, American Petroleum Institute
and the National Audubon Society. Williams also is on the Board of
Governors of the Nature Conservancy and is a
member of the Council on Foreign Relations and
the National Petroleum Council. among others.
A. Bartlett Giamatti
. . President of the National League of
Professional Baseball Clubs from New
York City will give the citation.
' A.T. STAIR. JR.. Ph.D.
(Canton Concord Massachusetts)
An internationally recognized research
scientist. Dr. Stair received his doctorate in
physics from the University of Oklahoma.
Presently the head of A.T. Stair Associates. he
is a pioneer in two major technologies: Fourier
Transform Spectroscopy and Totally Cryogenic
Intrared Sensors for Laboratory. Rocket and
Space Use. Until recently he headed the Air Force Geophysics
Laboratory at Hanscom Air Force Base. Massachusetts. His research
is highly significant for the surveillance, acquisition and tracking
mission of the nation's Strategic Defense
Initiative for Ballistic Missle Defense. Among
his honors and recognitions are the Air Force
Scientific Achievement Award and the Air Force
Geophysics Lab Guenter Loeser Award.
Lt. General James Abrahamson
. Director of the Strategic Defense Initiative
Organization from Washington, D.C.
will give the citation.
STANTON L. YOUNG
(Oklahoma City)
A highly active business and civic leader, Mr.
Young is President of Young Companies. He has
served in a wide range of volunteer civic,
community and public service positions.
Among them was service under four different
presidents on the National Business Advisory
Council for Economic Opportunity. He has also
been an exceptionally active volunteer in health care. His service has
been recognized with the Oklahoma Medical Society Outstanding
Layman Award in 1980 and the Dean's Award for Distinguished
Medical and Community Service at the
University of Oklahoma in 1986. He has served
as a director of the Urban League and on the
National Corporations Committee of the United
Negro College Fund, among numerous national
and local responsibilities.
Jacqueline G. Wexler
. . President of the National Conference of
Christians and Jews. Inc. from New York City
will give the citation.
!Name (please print)
'Guests' Names (if applicable)
Address
Telephone
Also indicate seating preference:
0 Seat me/us in the section honoring
David L Boren
(indicate name of honoree)
0 No seating preference.
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RE: Dinner Invitation
Senator David Boren
Induction Into the
Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Saturday, 12 November
31 August 1988
You indicated that you wished to decline the invitation from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zarrow to be present for Senator David Boren's induction
into the Oklahoma Hall of Fame. Attached is a letter of regret to the
Oklahoma Heritage Association for your signature. I also have recommended
that the Director decline this invitation. (See opposite.)
Bill Baker
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zarrow
Oklahoma Heritage association
201 Northwest 14
Oklahoma City, Oklaho 73103
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Henry Za ow:
Many thanks for your invita ion
Hall of Fame Banquet and Inductio
November 12th. Unfortunately, my
Oklahoma City at that time. I wis
give my congratulations to Senator
of the State of Oklahoma.
VVashington, D. C.20505
to attend the Sixtieth Annual Oklahoma
Ce emony honoring Senator David Boren on
edule precludes me from traveling to
u a most successful evening and please
. He is indeed a fine representative
Sincerely,
Rober M. Gates
Deputy Director of Ventral Intelligence
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zarrow
Oklahoma Heritage Association
201 Northwest 14
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Zarrow:
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Thank you for inviting me to attend the Sixtieth Annual Oklahoma Hall of
Fame Banquet and Induction Ceremony honoring Senator David Boren on
November 12th. I would certainly enjoy what I know will be a memorable
evening in Oklahoma City. My tight schedule does not make it possible for me
to be in your city on that date.
Senator Boren is an outstanding member of Congress who serves his country
well. Oklahoma is justly proud of his accomplishments. Please give him my
congratulations.
Best wishes for a very successful program.
Sincerely yours,
Websws
William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
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Mr. and Mrs.'Henry Zarrow
Oklahoma Herit? Association
201 Northwest 14\
Oklahoma City, Okpaoma 73103
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Hent Zarrow:
Thank you for Invitini me to attend the Sixtiet Annual Oklahoma Hall of
Fame Banquet and Induction remony honoring Senate David Boren on November
12th. I would certainly enjo what I know will b a memorable evening in
Oklahoma City. However, my ti .t schedule does ot make it possible for me to
be in your city on that date.
Senator Boren is an outstanding ember f Congress who serves his country
well. Oklahoma is justly proud of hi ac mplishments. Please give him my
congratulations.
Best wishes for a very successful arog .
Sincerely yours,
William Webster
Director of Centra Intelligence
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RE: Dinner Invitation
Senator David Boren
Induction Into the
Oklahoma Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
Saturday, 12 November
PAO 88-0303
31 August 1988
Vice President of the Oklahoma Heritage Association, Henry Zarrow and his
wife Anne, have invited you to attend Senator David Boren's induction into the
Oklahoma Hall of Fame in Oklahoma City on Saturday, 12 November. Senator Sam
Nunn will present the award to Senator Boren. Approximately 2000 are expected
to attend.
Senator Boren is one of eight individuals who will be honored by the
Association at this event. (See brochure opposite.) We also have learned
that some 1500 invitations were issued on his behalf. Since you are not
speaking at the dinner nor do you have plans to be in the Oklahoma City area
at that time, I do not think it is necessary for you to attend. Given your
heavy schedule this fall, I believe that you could decline this invitation and
still continue your effective relationship with the Senator. I suggest,
however, that when you meet with Senator Boren in September you mention that
you will not be able to attend his induction. OCA concurs and will note in
your talking points for your next meeting with the Senator. Bob Gates also
was invited and plans to regret the invitation. If you agree with my
recommendation, attached is a letter of regret for your signature.
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ANNE V. ZARROW HENRY H. ZARROW
August 15, 1988
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Gates,
Senator David Boren will be inducted into the Oklahoma Hall of
Fame on November 12, 1988, and will be presented for induction by
Senator Sam Nunn of Georgia. Induction into the Hall of Fame is a
special honor which has been awarded to very few Oklahomans over the
years. The ceremonies are rebroadcast on statewide television. As
table hosts for Senator Boren, we have the privilege of inviting you to
attend the Hall of Fame Banquet b.pd be seated in his section. We know
that it would mean a great deal to 'Senator Boren to be able to share
the evening with special friends like yo The banquet will be held in
the Myriad Convention Center in downtown Oklahoma City. Dress for
the occasion will be black-tie. Doors to the banquet hall will open at
6:30 p.m. and dinner will be served promptly.
All of those attending the banquet will be invited to attend the
after-party which takes place in the Great Hall of the Myriad
immediately following the banquet. There you will have the opportunity
to personally congratulate Senator Boren and the other honorees and to
meet Senator Nunn and the other persons presenting the inductees.
A brochure on the banquet, containing an order form for
reservations, is enclosed for your convenience in ordering tickets. The
size of the section reserved for Senator Boren is limited and
reservations will be taken on a first-come, first-served basis. The
demand for reservations is great each year, and we strongly recommend
that you make your reservations as early as possible.
We know that you share our appreciation for Senator Boren's
public service and we sincerely hope you will be able to join us on this
meaningful occasion.
Enclosure
Sincerely,
Henry Zrow
Anne Zarrow
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