LETTER TO RUDY BOSCHWITZ FROM ROBERT M. GATES
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OCA 87-3688
2 8 AUG 1987
The Honorable Rudy Boschwitz
Chairman
Republican Senatorial Inner Circle
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510
Dear Mr. Chairman:
Judge Webster appreciates your kind thought in inviting him
to address the Republican Senatorial Inner Circle on October 26.
Unfortunately, as Judge Webster's staff informed Mr. Royal Roth
telephonically on August 20, he will be unable to attend due to
a scheduling conflict.
May I take this opportunity to reiterate Judge Webster's
regrets and wish you and the other participants a successful and
enjoyable session.
Sincerely,
Gain
Robert M. Gates
Acting Director of Central Intelligence
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Bob Dole
Republican Leader
Rudy Boschwitz
Chairman
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The Honorable William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
central Intelligence Agency
Washington, D.C. 20505
August 6, 1987
Dear Bill:
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On October 25-27, 1987, the Republican Senatorial Inner Circle will be
holding its 1987 Fall Briefing. I know you are already familiar with our
Inner Circle, the National Republican Senatorial Committee's $1,000-$5,000
donor group.
I would like to invite you to bF4 a speaker at our afternoon briefing on
Foreign Policy/Terrorism/Intelligence. The briefing will be at the Omni
Shoreham Hotel, 2500 Calvert St., N.W., here in Washington. I would like you
to speak for 10 - 15 minutes and take questions for five minutes.
The briefings will take place on Noonday, October 26. There are two
available times for this, 2:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. and from 3:15
Please select the time which is most convenipt for you, p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
The highlight of our Fall event is an "All Star Salute to Dutch Reagan" on
Monday, October 26 at the Omni Shoreham Hotel. Your formal invitation for
this gala affair will be forthcoming.
In the past, the participation of Cabinet members has been, in large part,
responsible for the success of these Inner Circle meetings. Therefore, i
would also encourage you to participate in our other event:
Welcome Reception with 1988 Re ublican Presidential Candidates:
Sunday, October 25, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Potomac Restaurant - Washington Harbour
Please have your scheduler contact Royal Roth, our Inner Circle Director,
at 347-0202 no later than August 20 to let us know whether or not you will be
able to join us for these exciting events. Roya ill also be able to provide
additional details and answer any questions y may have.
I'm looking forward to seeing you ther
Ruly Boschwi
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Inner Circe
440 First Street, N.W., Suite 600, Washington, D.C. 20001 ? 202/347-0202
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26 August 1987
RE: Speaking Invitation
Sumner Canary Lectureship
Case Western Reserve Law School
1987 - 1988 Academic Year
Mrs. Nancy Canary on behalf of the Canary Lectureship Committee of Case
Western Reserve University School of Law has invited you to be a Canary
lecturer at a convenient time during the 1987-1988 academic year. You could
expect an audience of approximately 200-400 law school students, faculty and
civic leaders. The proposed format is 30-45 minutes of remarks followed by 15
minutes of questions and 4nswers. You could expect some media coverage. A
scholarly topic on a law-related subject is suggested for the lecture. The
presentation will be submitted later for publication in the Case Western
Reserve Law Review. In addition, the lecturer is asked to meet with students,
faculty, alumni and guests of the Law School in classes and other gatherings.
All events have traditionally been completed within a day and a half. The
usual procedure is for the lecturer to arrive in the late afternoon the day
before and attend a small dinner party for the major contributors to the
Canary Lectureship. The next morning you are asked to teach a law class of
your choosing, attend an informal luncheon which is then followed by a formal
lecture. However, Mrs. Canary will accommodate whatever schedule you prefer.
(See brochure opposite.)
The lectureship was established in memory of the late Judge Oenary, a
graduate of Case Western Reserve Law.School and a State Appellate Judge in
Ohio. Previous speakers have been Judge Griffin Bell, Ambassador Kingman
Brewster, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, Chief Justice Warren Burger, Judge Leon
Higginbotham and Judge Richard A. Posner.
Since you have a heavy schedule for the next year, I recommend that you
decline this invitation. A day and a half seems too lengthy a commitment for
any one institution. If you agree, attached is a letter of regret to
Mrs. Canary for your signature.
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Mrs. Nancy H. Canary
Sumner Canary Lectureship
1100 National City Bank Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio 44114
Dear Mrs. Canary:
Thank you for your kind invitation to be a Sumner Canary lecturer during
the 1987-1988 academic year. My calendar is full of commitments that will not
permit me the time to participate in the Canary Lecture series and I regret
that I must decline the honor. Your speakers have been outstanding
representatives of the legal profession. I commend your efforts to provide
law students with the opportunity of having contact with such individuals.
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William H. Webster
Director of Central Intelligence
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Sumner Canary Lectureship
1100 National City Bank Bldg.
Cleveland, Ohio '411?
216/566-5500
July 9, 1987
Judge William H. Webster
Director
Central Intelligence Agency
Washington, DC 20505
Dear Jt,dge Webster:
I am pleased to write that I have been authorized
by the Canary Lectureship Committee of Case Western Reserve
University School of Law to invite you to be a Canary lec-
turer during the 1987-88 academic year.
The Canary Lecture series is a particularly
important event in the Law School and has been filled by a
list of distinguished participants. Among them are Judge
Griffin Bell, Ambassador Kingman Brewster, Justice Sandra
Day O'Connor, Chief Justice Warren Burger, Judge Leon
Higginbotham and Judge Richard A. Posner. Justice Scalia
has agreed to come during the 1988-89 academic year.
The lectureship was established in memory
of my husband, Sumner Canary, who died in 1979 and who was a
graduate of Case Western Reserve Law School and a State
Appellate Judge in Ohio. Fitting to the occasion as an
important event in the academic life of the Law School each
year, we ask that the lecture be a scholarly contribution
on a law-related subject. Thus, a condition of the lecture
is that it also be submitted for publication in the Case
Western Reserve Law Review. In addition, the lecturer
is asked to meet with students, faculty, alumni and guests
of the Law School in classes and other gatherings. A
brochure describing the lecture series is enclosed.
The honorarium for the Canary Lecture is
$5,000.00 plus expenses. We would be pleased if Mrs. Webster
accompanied you, and we would, of course, also pay her expenses.
With a fair amount of lead time, we can set
the date of the lecture to accommodate your schedule. Our
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Judge William H. Webster July 9, 1987
practice has been to complete all the events within a day
or a day and a half. The fall of 1987, for example, would
be a fitting time if your schedule permits, but we can be
quite flexible. Our only limitation is that the lecture
occur during the academic year.
I hope very much that you can accept this
invitation. We would be honored and pleased to welcome
you to the campus.
Sincerely,
NHC/ek
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