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September 15, 1987

Dear La rry:

Thank you ~or your kind invitation. I am honored that you would think o~ asking me to address the Ha rvard Law School alumni on October 20 .

Regrettably , the heavy demands of my schedule have :orcecl me to decline . Please know, however, that you have my best wishes for a success~ul Washington seminar.

~·iarr:i regards.

Sincerely,

llowc.trd Ii . i3ake r, J-r. Chief 0£ Staf~ to the President

The llonoruble _:_arry Pressler United States Senate ~Jashington , D. C. '.2 0510

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September 15, 1987

Deilr ~lr . Howard :

Thunk you fo r you r kind nessage . I app rRcia.te you r warm words of s upport o.n<l conf idcnct~ .

With best wishes,

Sincerely ,

How a.rd H . Bc:tkL:r, Chief of Staff ~o th~ Preside nt

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Dear I1r . Forman :

Thank you for your thought f ul message. : appreciate your ::ri e ndship , b ut ::;: do not pla.n to run f or o:.:fice in 1988 . :t is my intention to serve President Re agan until the e nd of his tern.

Your words of encourageme n t mean a great ~eal to me. Pl~ ase acc ept my warm best wishes.

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Dear Mr . Glessner :

Thank you for you r recent message .

It was good of ~·ou to tell me whe r e you stan<l on these significant issues . You have no idea how help~ul it is ~or me to hear directly from the American p e ople. :: will share your comments with the appropriate members o[ the \'lhite House staff .

:~i th b e st wishes,

Sinc~rely,

!!award H • .Bake r , 0 r. Clli2i o:!: S t.::.:£ to the PrcsiL.ent

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September 15, 198 7

Dea r Dr. Re isig:

Thank you for your message expressing support for the President's nornina ticn of ,:fudge Robert E . .3ork to the position o:: ll.ssocia te ~ustice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Pres i dent Reagan believes Judge Bork to be a man o[ the h ighes t integrity and qualiiicat ion as well as an eloquent and power =ul advocate of j u d icial restraint, a philosophy whose guiding pr inc iple is that it is the legislature's role to e nact laws and the court ' s rol e to interpret the m.

:n making the nomination, t he President stated:

~udge Bork is recognized us a premier Constitutional authority . His outstanding intellect c:i.nd unrivaled scho!arly crede ntials are reflected in his thoughtful examination of the b road , ~undarnental , legal issues of o ur times . . \·Je · re f or t unate to be able to d r aw upon such an i~pressive :egal mind; an experi enced judge and a man who already has devoted so much of his li~e to public service . He'll bring credit to the Cour t and his colleagues, as well as to his country and the Constitution .

The American 3ar .t\ssocia ti on· gave J u dge f.3ork its !iighest rating "exceptionally well qualii' i ed" - - when he was con .'.:: irrned by the Senate as an Appella te Judge in 1982 . President Reagan ~s confident that the curre nt Senate coniirmation process will be equally successful ~nd he looks f orwar d to Judge Dork beginning a long and distingui shed car ee r as a Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States .

A.gain , thank you ~or writing . Please accept my best wi shes .

Sincerely ,

Howard H . Bake r, ,' r. Chiei of Staf: to t he 2res ident

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September 15, 1987

Dear Nr . Simpson:

Thank you for your message expressing support f or the Presi<lent ' s nomina~ion of J udge Robert Ii . Bork to the position of Assoc~atc ~ustice 0£ the U. S . Supreme Court.

President Reagan believes Judge Bork to be a man of the highest integrity and quali ~ ication as well as a n eloquent and power!ul advocate o f judicial restraint, a philosophy whose guiding principle is that it is the legislature's role to enact laws and the court ' s role to interpret them.

:n making the nomination, the President stated :

J udge Bork is r e cognized as a pre mier Constitutiona l authority. II is o u t.s tanding intellect and unrivaled s cholarly credentials are r ef lected in his thought ~ul examination of the broad , f undament i.11, legal issues of our times. . (Je' re fo rtunat e to be able to d raw upo n s uch an impressive legal mind; an experienced j ucge and a man who already ha s devoted so much of h is li.2e to p ublic service . Ee 'l l bring crecJ.it to the Court and his co l leagues, as well as to his country and the Constitution .

The America n i3a r ;-->. ssoci.J.tion · g u.ve . .Judge ~ark its h ighest r at ing "exceptionally we 11 q ua lif ied " -- uhen he was co;i .'.: irmecl by t!1e Senate as an Appe llat e ~udge in 1982. Pr esiden t Reaga n is confident that t he current Sena t e con f i rma tion process will be equally successful a nd ~e looks ~orward to ~ udge Bork beginning .J.

long and distinguished career as a ~ustice of the Su preme Court o f the United State s.

Again, t~ank you f or writing . P l e ase accept my best wishes.

Sincerely ,

Howard i1. Baker, Cr. Chie f o f S ta f~ to the President

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September 15, 1987

Dear i.:r. r(elley:

Thank you fo r your message expressing support for the President's nomination of Judge Robert II. Bork to the position of Associate ~:ustice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

President Reagan believes Judge Bork to be a man o= the highest integrity and quali=ication as well as an eloquent and powerful advocate of judicia::. restraint, a philosophy whose guiding principle is that it is the legislature's role to enact laws and the court's role to interpret them.

In making the nomination, the President stated:

J udge Bork is r e cognized as a premier Constitutional a uthority. His outstanding intellect and unrivaled :::>cliolarl y credentials .:ire reflected in his thoughtf:ul e:<omination oi the b road, fundament.;11, legal issues of our times. . lie' re .:ortuna te to be able to c.lraw upon such an impressive legal mind; an experienced judge and a man who already :1as devoted so much of his life to public service. l ie' ll bring credit to the Court and his colleagues, as well as to his country and the Constitution.

':'he i'-.rnerican Da r rissoci a tion ·gave ~.ludge Dork its highest rating "exc ept ional ly well q uali f ied '' -- when he v.'as coni.irmeC.: by the Senate as an Appellate Ju~ge in 1982 . Preside nt Reagan is confident that the current Sena t e confirmation process will be equally successful und he looKs : orward to J udge Dork begin~ing a long and distinguished career as a J ustice of the Supreme Court o f the United States.

Again, thank you f or writing. Please accept my bes t wishes.

Sincere ly ,

Lawar e H. Baker, : r. Chief of Staff to the President

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Deur : :rs . Ostro.;:sky:

Thanl~ you i or your message ~xpressing support fo r the President's nomination of Judge Robe rt II . Bork to the pos ition of Associate J ustice of the U.S. Supreme Court.

President Reagan believes Judge Bork to be a man of the highest integrity and qualification as well as an eloquent and powerful advocate of ju<licial restraint, a philosopl1y whose guiding principle is that it is the legislature's role to e nact laws and the court 's role to interpret them.

:n making the nomination, the President stated:

Judge Bork is recognized as a premier Constitutional a uthority. His outstanding intellect and unrivaled scholarly credentials are reflected in his thought f ul examination of the broad, fundamental, legal issues o~ our times . . i; :e ·re fo rtunate to be able to draw upon such an irapressive legal mind; an experienced judge and a man who alreaJy has devotec.1 so much of his li~e to public service . He'll bring credit to the Court and his colleagues, as well as to his country '"rnd the Constitution .

The Ameri c an l3 ar Association ·gave .Tu1.1ge ~3o rk its l1ighest rating ·· exc eptiona lly well q u alified" -- when he was contirmed by the Senate as an ~ppell&te J udge in 1982 . ?resiCent Reagan is coniiJent that the current Senate confirmation process will be equally succcss~ul and he looks forwa rd to .~udg~ 9o rk beginning a long and cistinguishe~ career as a Justice o~ the Supreme Court o~ the United States.

Again , thank you fo r writing. Please accept r:i~' l.J,:;st wishes •

.Sincere.Ly,

Howard H . Saker, .-:-r . Chief of Sta:::. to t!1e ::resident

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September 15, 1987

Thank you f or your recent letter and f or sharing your ideas with me .

! feel your message deserves a detailed response . For this reason, I have sent your letter to the appropriate of~icials at the Of ~ice o~ Personnel .i'·1anagement who will give it full consideration .

You have my best wishes.

Sincerely,

lfoward !i . Baker, 0·r . Chi e:: of Sta f f to the President

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Septem~er 15, 1987

Dear Colonel Cron:

Thank you for the material which you have thoughtfully sent to me .

::i th so much to be done here in iiashington , ::: count on the help o f the American people. ::: assure you that I will study this information and share it with the appropriate members of the ''lhite House staff.

~ ith best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, C"r . Chief of Stai ::'..' to the President

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Dear Hr. Baldwin:

Thank you for the material which you have thoughtfully sent to me.

~ith so much to be done here in Washington, I count on the help of the American people. I assure you that : will study this information and share it with the appropriate members of the White House staff.

With best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

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September 16, 1)67

Dear Mr. Wile:

Thank you for your recent letters . It was indeed a pleasure to hear about your photography exhibit at the American· Embasay Fesidence this fall. Congratulations!

At preuent, : am not scheduled to visit Paris in either October or November, and I will not have an opportunity to view your work. Nevertholess, I hope you have a most auccessful uhow and lecture.

With warm best wishes,

Sincerely,

Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

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Dear Mr. Courtermarsh:

Thank you for your recent correspondence regarding the Iran-Contra matter. ! think you will agree with the President as he· said in his statement to the nation on August 12, " ••• just look at the damage that's been done and the time that ' .s been lost. But I've always found that the best therapy for outrage and anger is action."

The President has taken steps to change the system and personnel. New and tighter procedures on consulting with and notifying the .Congress on future covert actions have been adopted. ·

The most important course of action is to develop trust between the Executive and Legislative branches of government. We believe that there is now a growing concern that more can be accomplished through improved cooperation.

I thank you for your letter regarding this important issue.

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Howard H. Baker, Jr • . Chief of Staff to the President

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Congratulations on your appointment as Commissioner on Developmental Disabilities at the Department of Health and Human Services • . Your work on behalf of handicapped Americans iG truly admirable.

It's nice to see a fellow Tennessean doing so well.

Sincerely , •.

Howard Il. Baker, Jr • . Chief of Staff to the President

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Dear"Mr . Sirian:

Thank ~ou for your message to Senator Baker regardicg the Iran- Contra matter .

In his address to the nation on August l~ , President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held , both by the Congr ess and the Executive , into the sale of a r ms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua . He set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process , and he took this opportunity to stress his s upport for close COO!.Jeration between thP branches on foreign policy matters, including the conduct o~ necessary covert operations . The ~resident also underscored the key goals he intends to p u rsue in the comi ng months in both the domestic an<l foreign arenas .

In light o:'.: "Our interest, I um enclosing a full transcript o~ tho President's ilddress .

Again, thank ~ou for writing . best uishes.

Please accept Senator fiake r's

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~ue \·ialk.up Special Ass istant

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September 16,

Dear t·~ rs. ,Tudd:

Thank you ~or your ~essage to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matte r.

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration 's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executiv~ , into the sale of a r ms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the deP1ocratic resistance in .l icaragua. Ee set forth the lessons that can be C.erived f rcm this process, .:tnd he took tl1is opportunity to stress his support f or close cooperation between the branches on foreign policy matters , including the conduct c~ necessary covert ope rations. The Pres i dent also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and foreign arenas .

!n light of your interes t, I am enclosing a full transcript c= the President 's Gddress .

Again , thank you for writing. bes t 'iJ i she.s .

Please accept Senator Eaker!s

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Sue ~-;alkup

SpP.cial Assistant to the Chief of Staff

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Septe~ber 16, 1987

Dear r.':r. ;;endt:

Thank you for :; ·our message to Senator Baker regar<lir..g the Iran-Contra ma~ter .

In ~is address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive, into the snle of u.rms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic r e sistance in Nicaragua. He set fo rth the lessons th~t can be de rived f rom this process, and he took this opportunity to s tress his suppor t for close cooperation between the branches on foreign po lic ~· matters , including the conduct of necessary covert operations . The Presiden t a lso underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and fo reig n a r enas .

I n light of your interest , I a m enclosing a f ull transcript of the President's address .

Aga i n , thank ~ou fo r writing. }Jes t '.v i s he s.

Please a ccept Senator Daker' s

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Sue :valkup Special Assistant

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September 16, 1987

De2r Mr. ~fenard:

Thank you for_your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter.

In his 2ddrcss to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the E~ecutive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua . lie set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation between the brnnches on foreign policy matters , including the conduct of nc,cessary covert operoxions. The President also underscore<:: the key goals he intends t o pur s ue in the coming months in both the domestic and fo reign aren~s .

In light of your interest, I 0m Pnclosing a ~ul l trnnscript o f thP. President ' ~ :; .J.c1dres::; .

Again , thank you fo r writ ing . Please accept Senator Daker's bes t wishes .

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September 16, 1987

Dear Mr. Ferguson:

Thank you fo r y our message to Senator Baker r egarding the Iran-Contra mutter.

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigLltions that have been held, both by the Congres s and the Executive, into the sale of orns to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. lie set forth the lessons that can be c e rived f rom this process, and he took this oppor~unity to stress his support for close cooperat ion between the b r anches on foreign policy matters, including the conduct o f necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming mo nths in both the domestic and foreign a r enas .

In l ight of your inte rest, I am e nclosing a f ull tran s cript of the Pr~sident's address.

Aga in, thank "OU :=or uriting. ~est wishes .

?l_ase a c cep t Senator Baker's

Mr. Ra l ph E . Ferguson

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Sue :·Ja lkup Speci a l Assistant


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September 16, 1987

Dear Ms . Hellbrueck :

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter.

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicar agua . He set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation between the branches on foreign policy matters, including the conduct of necessary covert operations. The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and foreign arenas.

In light of your interest, I am enclosing a full transcript of the President's address .

Again, thank you for writing . Please accept Senator Baker's best Hishes.

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Sue NaJ.kup Special Assistant


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Dear Mr . Murphy:

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra mc.tter .

In his address to the nation on August 12 , President Reagan outlined his Administrationis response to the investigations that have been held , both bv the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. He set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooper <l tion between the branches on foreign policy matters, including the conduct of necessary covert operations . The President al.so underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the corning months in both the domestic and foreign arenas .

In light of your interest, I am enclosing a full transcript of the President's address.

Again, thank you for writing . Please accept Senator Baker's best wL:hes.

Mr. Allen r,:urphy

Sincerely,

Sue Walkup Special Assistant


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September 16, 1987

Dear i ls . Horner :

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administr8tion's response to the investiga tions that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the der.,ocratic resist.:rnce in Nicaragua. He set fo rth the lessons that can be ~erived from this process, and he took this opportuni ty to stress his support for close cooperation between the bra nches on ~oreign policy ~atters, including the conduct of necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and foreign arenas.

In light of your interest, I am ~nclosing a full transcript of the President 1 s a ddres s .

Again , thank :z'ou for wri ting. Please accept Sen,:tor Baker's best ~·1ishes.

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September lG, 1987

Dear Mrs. Steinman:

Thank you for your message t o Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter.

In his addre ss to the nation on August 12, President Reag an outlined h is Administration's response to the investigations that have been held , both b y the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arms to Irun a nd the diversion of funds to the democr~tic resistance in Nicaragua . He set forth the lessons that can be derived f rom this process, and he took t his opportunity to stress his support fo r close cooperation between the b ranches on f oreign policy matters, including the conduct of necessar y covert operations. The President a lso underscored the key goals he intends to pur s ue in the coming months in both the domestic and fo r eign arenas .

In light of y our interest, I ~m enclosing a full transcript cf the President's address.

}\ga in, thank vou fo r writing. :?l.ease accept Senator Baker 1 s bes t wishes .

Sincere]_~,,

Sue lvalkup Special ns sistan~


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September 16, 1987

Dt.,,ar Ms . Harrington:

Thank you for you r message t~ Senator Baker regarding the Iran- Contra matter.

In his addr ess t o the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Adminis tration's respo nse to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of a r ms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in i:I ica r agua. He set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation be tween the branc hes on foreign policy matters , including the conduct of necessar y c ove r t oper ations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the corning months in ~oth the domestic and :oreign arenas.

In light of your interest, I am Pnclosing a full transcript of the Presi2ent's address.

Again, thank you for writing. Pleas8 accept Senator ~aker 1 s best \·1ishes.

S incr~re ly,



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EncJosure: 3 /l '.:. /87 l-1..ddress to the ·uation cc: Lorr a ine Camarano - 61 OEOD

September 16, 1987

Dear Mr. Custy:


In his ~ddress to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both b• the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arrns to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua . Ile set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation between the branches on foreign policy matters, including the co~duct of necessary covert operations. The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the corning months in both the domestic and foreign arenas.

In light of ~rour interest, I am enclosing a ful l transcript of the President's address.

thank you for writing. Please accept Senator Baker's best wishes .

Mr. Edward J. Custy

Sincerely,

Sue Walkup Speci2l Ass i stant

to the Chief of St~ff

138 West Fril~klin Street Bound Brook , ~J 08805

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September 16, 1987

Dear Ms. Bell:

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker rega rding the Iran-Contra matter .

In his a ddress to thG nation on August 12, President Reagan outlir.ed his Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both b y the Congress a nd the Executive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. He set f orth the lessons that can be derived fron this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation between the branches on fo reign policy matters, including the conduct of necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and fo r eian arenas.

In light of your interest, I am enclosing a fu ll transcript of the President's address.

Again, thank vou for writi~g . Please a ccept Senntor Baker's best wishes .

:.1r.; . Cc.therine :i. Bell

Sincere ly,

Sue Wa lkup Special Assistant

to t h e Chief of Staff

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September 16, :987

Dear M.r. Thomas:

Thank you fo r y our message t o Senator Baker rega rding the Iran-Contra matter.

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Admin istration's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Hicaragua. IIe set fo rth the lessons that can be derived from this proces s , ~nd he too~ this opportunity to st;ess 11is s upport for close cooperat ion between the branches on f oreign p olicy matters , including the conduct o~ necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue i n the coming months in both the domestic a nd foreign arenas .

In light 0£ ~our interest, ! a m Anclosing a ~ull tr a n scri pt of the President's addr ess .

Again, thank you fo r writing. Please accept Senctor Baker's best wishes .

~ .. ·rr. E\run E' . ~l·:orric:s

8:1 Buckwood Driv8 Orl~ndo, ?~ 3:806

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Sincerely '·

SuP. ~·;alkup

Spcc~al Ass i stant to the Chief of Sta£f

Enclos ure : G/1-:: / 87 Addres ::.; to t.he NCJ.tion cc: Lor~aine Camaran o - 61 OEOD

Septem~er lG, 1987

Dear h r . Schurpff:

Thank you for your message to Sena tor Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter.

In his addr•~ss to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investiga tions that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua . He set forth the lessons that Cdn be d~rived irom this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support for close cooperation bet\·7e t: n the branches on foreign policy ::natters, including the coi:duct of necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming month~ in both the domestic and foreign a renas .

In light o:: :1our interest, I am enclosing a full transcript of the ?resident's address.

Again, tha~k you for writ{ng. Please accept Senator Baker's best wishes.

Mr. Robert S. S.:l12irpff 374~-F Old ~~l~ ~oad !Ionolulu, :iI 96817

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Sincerely,

Sue \'lall:up Special Assistant

to the Chie~ of Staff

Fnclosure= 8 /l:/ S7 Addres~ to t~e Nat i on cc: Lorraine Camarano - Gl OEOB

September 16, 1987

Dea r ~rs. Jackson:


In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's r e sponse to the investigations that have been held, both b y the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic r es istance in Nicaragua. He se t forth the lessons that can be derived =rom this process, and he took this opportunity t o stress his support for cl0se cooperation between the b ranches on ~oreign policy matters, inc l uding the conduct of necessary cove rt operations. The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming mcnths in both the domestic a nd for~ign a renas.

In light of your interest, I am e nclos ing a f ull transcript of the President's addr es s.

Again .. than'· you fo r wri tfng . Please a ccep t Senator Baker's best wishes .

Mrs. Carol?n L . Juckson 8 King Ar thur ',7av ~Jewington , CT OG'!.11

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Sincerely ,

Su e :-va lkuo Special As sistant


Encl.osure : 8/l'.:/87 I.1..ddress to the nation cc : Lorraine Carnarano - Gl OEOD

Sep+:ember 16, 1987

Dear Mr . Dowde n:

Thank you fo r your message tc Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investig2tions that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. He set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took this opportunity to stress his support fo r close cooperation between the branches on foreign policy matters, including the conduct of necessary covert operations. The President also un~erscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic and foreign arenas .

In light of ~our interest, I am enclosing a full transcript of the President's address.

Again, thank you fe r writing. Please accept Sen~tor Baker's best wishes .

l·1r . Gordon T. I3ow<len 300 East 33rd Street ~Tew York, ::Y ::;_o olG

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Sue Wa lkup Special Assistant


Enclosure: 8/12/87 ,;adr ess to the nation OEOB c~· Lorraine Camar~no - GI

September 16, 1987

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra matter .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined hi~ Administration's response to the investigations that have been held, both by the Congress and the Executive, into the sale of arms to Ir~n ond the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. He set forth the le~: sons ~hat can be derived from this process, and he took this oppcrtunity to stress his support for close coopera tion betwe~ n the branches on foreign policy matters , including the conduct oi n e cessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in ~he coming months in both the domestic and foreign arP.nas.

In light of your interest, I am enclosing a full trilnscript of the President's ciddrcss .

Again, thank you for writing. Please accept Senator Baker's best ~1ishl~S.

Ivlr. David H. Darry 2 3 9 0 Camino Pintcrc s Santa Fe, :r: :~ 1 87505

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Since rely,



Enclosure: 8 /:-:i../87 f\.ddn~ss t o the :·!a tion cc: Lorra i n e C ~mar~ no - 61 OEOE

September 16, 1987

Dear :irs . Kenr:edy :

Thank you ~or your message to Senator Daker regarding the Iran- Contra matter .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President neagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that h~ve been held, both bv th8 Congress and the ~xecutive , into the sale of arms to Ir~n and the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua. IIe set forth the lessons that can be derived from this process, and he took thi3 opportunity to str2ss his support for close cooperdtion between the branches on foreign policy matters , including the conduct cf ~ecessary covert oper~tions . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the coming ~onths in both the domestic nnd foreign arenas.

In light of your interest! I am enc losing a f ull tran s cript 0£ the ?resident's addr ess .

Aga in, tl10.nk you for wri ti .. ng. 2lease accept Senator I3aker' s best wishes.

(-·irs. i·1arilyn Kennedy 12018 Brockshire ~own~y, CA 90:42

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Sept.er:iber 16, 1 0 0""7 .L..,.... v I

Dear Mr. ::eadrick:

Thank you fo r your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra m~tter .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Ad."T.inis tra tion' s r e sponse to the investigations that have been held, both bv the Congress and the E~~e cutive, into the sa le of arms to Iran and the diversion of funds to t.lH,; derr:.ocr.:::.tj c resistance in :'.i icaragua. Ee se t £orth the lessons that can be derived from this process, ctnd he took this opportunity to strAss his support for close cooperation between the brnnches on foreign policy n~tters , including the conduct of necessary covert operations. The President also und0 rscored t he key goals he intends to pursue in the coming mo~ths in ~ot~ the dome s tic and f oreign arcnds.

=n light o~ your interest, I ,m enclosing a full transcript of the President's addr ess .

Aga in, thank you fo r writ~ng . :,es t wishes .

Please a ccept ~ena~or Rake r's

:-.: r. Edward E . i'.ea(l rick 4388 Hill ;-:ou.d :.u.kepcrt, C:'\ 95.~ 53

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Sincerely,

Sue ~·!alkup Special As sistant

to t}1e Cb.ief o~ Staff

::=nc::..osurc.: 8 /"]._'::.I :n AcG.res:; i-o t!ie : I.:-" t.:..cn cc: Lorraine Camaruno - Cl o:OB

Septe~ber 16, 1987

Dear ~.; r. :Jc ls on:

Thank you for y our message t o Senator Baker r egarding the Iran-Contra mat~er .

In his address to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his ~dministrution's response to the investigations t hat have been held, both by the Congress and the E:i:ecutive , into the sale of arms to Iran a nd the diversion of funds to the democratic resistance in Nicaragua . He set f orth the lessons th a t can be derived f rom thi s process, and he took this opportunity to st rc::ss hi.s s upport :'.:or close cooperation be twel~n the b ranches on foreign policy na tte rs, i ncluding the conduct of necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals h e intends to pursue in the coming oonths in toth the domestic and foreign arenas .

::n light of ~'our interes t, I am enclosing a full transcript of the President's addr ess .

Again, th:;rn}: you :or \·Iri t ing. test ~vis!1es .

?l~ase accept Senator Raker's

Sincerely ,

Sue 1.va lkup Special Ass istant


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Snclosure: 8/l'.::/87 Addr vss tot.he ~~c:1tion cc: Lorr.:.ine C~.marano - 61 OEOD

September 16, 1987

Dear 2-lrs. l!cl ll:

Thank you for your message to Senator Baker regarding the Iran-CGntra matter .

In his addr es s to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have b ee 11 held, both by the Congres s and the Executive, into the sale of arms to I r~n and the diversion of funds to the democ ratic r e siGtance in Nicaragua . He set f orth the : ess0n 3 that can be derived f rom this p rocess, and he t ook this opportunity to stress his s upport ior close cooperation between the branches on fore ign policy matte rs, including the conduct of n~ces sary covert operations . The President also under scor ed t he key goals he intends to pursue in the coming months in both the domestic a!'.d fo r e ign aren(.ls.

In light of your inte rest, I ~rn enclosing a full transcript of the President ' s address .

Agui r1, ~hank vou fo r writing . Please a ccept Senator Daker's bes t wishes .

g r s . Harry Hall

Sincerely,

Sue ~·;alkup

Speciul Assistan t to the Chief of Staff

3516 South De~i3o~ Avenue :::;, .,n Pedro, CJI, 90731

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September 16, 1987

De ar r:r. 2.nd }~rs. ~ '.ulcahy:

Tha~k you ~or your ~essage to Senator Baker regarding the Irun-Contra matte r.

In his Rddr c ss to the nat~on on August 12, PresiGent Reagan outlined his Adrninist.rat ion ' s response to the inv estigat ions that have been held , both by the Congress and the Execut ive, into the sale of arms t o Iran and tha diversion of funds to the democr ntic resistance in Nicaragua . H8 set forth the !c~sons that can be derived ~rem this process , and he took this opportunity to stress his support fo r close coope r ation betwee n the branches on for e ign policy matters , including the conduct of necessary covert oper~tions . The President also underscored the key goal s he intends to pur s ue in the coming months in b oth the domestic ar:d foreign a r ena s.

In light of your interest , I am enclosing a f ull transcript o f the Pre s i d ent' s addre ss .

Again , thank you for \Jri ti.ng . best wishes .

P l ease accept Sena t or Baker' s

S i:r:.cerely ,

Sue \·Jalkup Spe cial Assistant


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September lG, 1987

De.-. r ~'..r. Ge r ne rt:

Thank y ou for your message to Senator Baker r e garding the Iran-Contra raatter .

In his address to the nation on August 12 , President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations that have bP- en held, both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arMs to Iran a nd the diversion of funds to the d emocrat i c resistance in Nicaragua. He set forth the le ssens that can be de rived from this process, and he took this opportuni ty to stress his support ~or close coopera tion be t ween the branches o n fo reign policy raat~ers, including the conduct of necessary covert operations . The President also underscored the key goals he intends to pursue in the comi ng months in both th2 domestic and foreig n arenas .

In light o~ your interest, I am Gnclosing a f ull tr a nscript cf t he Prcsi~ent ' s atld r css .

Aga in, thank you fo r writing. hest wishes.

Please accept Sen2tor Guker's

~r. Paul J . Gernert 109 Runson r-02d C J.mp I1 i 11 , PA l 7 0 l :;_

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Sincerely,

Sue \·Jo. lkup Special ]\ssistant

ta the Chief of Staff

Enclosure: O/i~ / 8 7 Addr~ss to the Na tion cc: Lorr~ine Cam~rano - Gl OEOB

Sept0mber lG, 198 7

Dear ~'Ir . ~ il:::ins :

Thank you for your mes s age to Sen~tor Baker regarding the Iran-Contra ~atter .

In his a 6 d r es s to the nat ion on August 12 , President Reagan outlined his Administration' s response to the investigations that have been held , both by the Congress and the Executive , into the sale of arms to Iran and the dive rsion of funds to the clemocr <~t.ic r esis t ance in Nica r agua . ITe set fo rth the .:..12ssons tha t c;in be derived from this process, a nd he took chis opportunity to s tress his support fo r close cooperation betueen the bru.n c h es en for e ign policy catters , including the conduct of ne c essary covert o perations . The President also unde rscored the key goals he intends t o pur sue in the coming months in both the <loI:le s t i. c u.nd fo reiqn are n.:<~> .

In lisht o~ your interest , I am enclosing a full transc ript of the rresident's addr ess .

fig a ir:, :::1u!1k you :'or writing . best wLches .

P lease accept Se n Qtor Baker's

~ ~ r . Joseph lI . T;e: in s 1763 ~·: ea<lcwc rc. st Drive

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Sincer el)' ,

S u2 ;{a lkup Special Assistant


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Sept~mber 16, 1987

Dear ~rs. Hippen :

Thank you ~or your message t o Senator Baker regarding the Iran-Contra nat~er .

In his addr ess to the nation on August 12, President Reagan outlined his Administration's response to the investigations tha~ have been held , both by the Congress and the Execut ive, into the sale of arms to Iran and the diversion of fund s to the democr a tic n~s istance in Nicara gua . IIe set forth the !essons thilt can be derived from this process, and he took t his opportu~ity to stress his support fo r close coopera tion betwePn t he br<inches on fon~ ign policy matters , including the conduct of ne cessary covert operntions . The President also underscored the key goals he in t ends to pursue in the coming months in bo t h t he domestic and f oreign ar~ nas .

In light o~ y our intnrest, I nm e nclo s ing a f ull tr0nscript of the P r~ sident's a ddres s .

. \gain, t!1 a nk ·:ou : or writing. best wishes .

Please qcce pt Se nat0 r Baker's

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S i nce r~ l ~·,

Su e '. ia.lkup Spec i ~! A s si_t~nt

to the Ch i ef o~ St~i~

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Se?te mber 16 , 1987

Dear Cooper:

Thank you for your letter reco:nmending Beverly i-1 . Selby for the position of Director of the ~hite House Office of Public Liaison .

As you are probably aware , the President appointed Rebecca Range to this important post on August 20. Nevertheless, I .:i.p;::ffecL1te having the benefit of your views and learning of your strong s upport for Ms . Selby.

~ Ji th best wishes,

Sincerely ,

·Howard H. Baker, Jr . Chief of Staff to the President

~lr . Cooper T. Holt Executive Director Veterans of Foreign Wars

of the United States VFW Memorial Building 200 ~aryland Avenue, N.E. ~ !ashington , D.C. 20002 - 5799

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