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December 14, 1982

MEMORANDUM FOR DAVE FISCHER

FROM: M. B. OGLESBY,

SUBJECT: Attendance at Presidential Meeting

The following Members of the House of Representatives attended today's GOP leadership meeting with the President at 9:30 a.rn. in the Cabinet Room:

• Congressman Bob Michel • Congressman Trent Lott • Congressman Jack Kemp • Congressman Jack Edwards • Congressman Clair Burgener • Congressman Dick Cheney • Congressman Ed Madigan • Congressman Guy Vander Jagt • Congressman Torn Evans • Congressman Silvio Conte • Congressman Barber Conable • Congressman Del Latta • Congressman Jimmy Quillen

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The Vice President, Secretary Lewis, Secretary Weinberger, OMB Director Stockman, Ed Meese, Jim Baker, Bill Clark, Ken Duberstein, Criag Fuller, Dick Darrnan, Ed Rollins, Dave Gergen, Larry Speakes, Ed Harper, Nancy Risque, M. B. Oglesby, Pam Turner, J. L. Cullen, ~1ike Hudson, Ambassador Rowney, Bud McFarlane.

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December 14, 1982

TO: DAVE FISCHER

FROM: PAM TURNER

SUBJECT: Attendance at Meeting with the President

The following individuals attended a meeting with the President on Tuesday, December 14, 1982 to discuss the MX (9:10 a.m.):

The Vice President Secretary of Defense Weinberger Senator Howard Baker (R-Tennessee) Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) Senator John Tower (R-Texas) Senator John Warner (R-Virginia) Senator Henry Jackson (D-Washington)

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The following Senators attended a meeting with the President (GOP Leadership) on December 14, 1982 -- Cabinet Room at 9:30 a.m.:

Howard Baker Ted Stevens James McClure John Tower Jake Garn Paul Laxalt St:riom Thurmond Pete Domenici Mark Hatfield Bob Packwood (regret) Robert Dole (regret)

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

BRIEFING MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT

Tuesday, December 14, 1982 2:00 (60 minutes) The Roosevelt Room

FROM: RI CHARD G. DARI1AN

I. PURPOSE

The meeting is to brief you on a compromise package that is developing within the. Social Security Commission -- and to get your guidance with respect to both substance and tactics.

II. AGENDA

Dave Stockman will lead off. Group discussion will follow, addressing both substantive issues and tactical considerations in the larger political context •

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The President J. jJ, ~t+ Donald T. Regan Richard s. Schweicker Edwin Meese III James A. Baker III ltiCiiae;l &su ~ca•~ David A. Stockman Richard G. Darman Kenneth M. Duberstein Martin s. Feldstein Craig L. Fuller

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

BRIEFING PAPER FOR THE PRESIDENT

MEETING WITH THE ECONOMIC BRIEFING GROUP

DATE: TIME: LOCATION:

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I. PURPOSE

DECEMBER 14, 1982 12 NOON (90 MINUTES) CABINET ROOM

RICHARD DARMAN CRAIG L. FULLER~

This meeting is a working lunch to discuss the current economic situation and general budget strategy.

II. PARTICIPANTS

- The President -- The Vice President - Secretary Regan

_..,.Ed Meese r David Stockman - James Baker ~J.e D~ Richard Darman Craig Fuller David Gergen Ed Harper

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THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

MEETING WITH REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

DATE: LOCATION: TIME:

FROM:

I. PURPOSE

Tuesday, December 14, 1982 Cabinet Room 9: 30 a.m. (60 minutes)

KENNE.TH M. DUBERSTEIN~().

To review the legislative priorities for the remainder of the lame duck session.

II. BACKGROUND

The lame duck session is beginning its scheduled final week, although adjournment may be delayed a few days. The continuing resolution expires at midnight this Friday, December 17. The House will consider the continuing resolution on Tuesday morning ---contained in its version is a $5.4 billion jobs add-on. Senate action is likely Thursday, but there is no indication if and how much the Senate would accept in jobs money. Our opposition to the House version has been made clear.

The House has passed highway/ gas tax legislation which is being filibustered in the Senate by several Republicans (Helms, East, Humphrey, Nickles and Armstrone). Once this is overcome, we will have to dispose of a re-regulation of natural gas amendment to be offered by Danforth and Eagleton and an $11 billion j0bs initiative being pushed by Senate Democrats.

The Defense Appropriations bill passed the House in good shape with the exception of production money for the MX. Senate consideration will begin once an acceptable compromise is . formulated on MX funding.

Action on these 3 major items---the continuing resolution, the highway program/gas tax legislation and the Defense Appropriations bill---must be completed before the 97th Congress adjourns.

In addition, we are pushing for final Congressional action on the Caribbean Basin Initiative, nuclear waste disposal, immigra­tion reform and Radio Marti.

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III. PARTICIPANTS

The President The Vice President Secretary of Defense Weinberger Senator Howard Baker (R-Tennessee) Senator Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) Senator John Tower (R-Tcxas)

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V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS \

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Attachment: Talking Points

I. PURPOSE

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

December 13, 1982

MEETING WITH BIPARTISAN GROUP OF SENATORS DATE: Tue sday, De cember 14, 1982 LOCJ\TION: ~he Cabine+:: Reem OVltL TIME: 9:f0 a.m. (15 minute s)

FROM: Kenneth M. Duberstein f:::,-. 0

To discuss Senate action on the MX.

II. BACKGROUND

Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker has been working with a bipartisan group of Senators to develop language which might be used as an alternative to the amendment proposed by Senator Fritz Hollings (D-South Carolina) which would fence the MX funding until both Houses of Congress pass a resolution approving a basing mode. As you recall, Hollings has refused to agree to a date certain for Con­gressional action on such a resolution.

Although this b{partisan group of Senators has reached an tentative understanding with regard to~acceptable language, it is not finalized and the group intends to meet again later this morning, to discuss the proposal further. Your staff has been in constant touch with Senator Baker and others throughout these negotiations. It would be advisable at this point for us to meet with these Senators personally to reiterate once again your firm commitment on the MX system and your desire that the Congress will be required to act by a date certain on the basing mode.

Although the details of the tentative agreement are constantly being altered, it appears at this time that the main elements of this proposal would include fencing the MX . funds, requiring that both Houses pass a resolution of approval, assuring expedited Congressional action on a resolution of approval, and requiring you to report to the Congress on your basing mode decision (having considered alternative basing modes).

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III. PARTICIPANTS

See Attachment A

IV. PRESS PLAN

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V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

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MEMORANDUM FOR DAVE FISCHER

FROM: M. B. OGLESBY,

SUBJECT: Attendance at Presidential Meeting

The following Members of the House of Representatives attended today's GOP leadership meeting with the President at 9:30 a.m. in the Cabinet Room:

• Congressman Bob Michel • Congressman Trent Lott • Congressman Jack Kemp • Congressman Jack Edwards • Congressman Clair Burgener • Congressman Dick Cheney • Congressman F.d Madigan • Congressman Guy Vander Jagt • Congressman Tom Evans • Congressman Silvio Conte • Congressman Barber Conable • Congressman Del Latta • Congressman Jimmy Quillen

Administration Representatives

The Vice President, Secretary Lewis, Secretary Weinberger, OMB Director Stockman, Ed Meese, Jim Baker, Bill Clark, Ken Duberstein, Criag Fuller, Dick Darman, Ed Rollins, Dave Gergen, Larry Speakes, Ed Harper, Nancy Risque, M. B. Oglesby, Pam Turner, J. L. Cullen, ~iike Hudson, Ambassador Rowney, Bud McFarlane.

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MEETING WITH REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL LEADERSHIP

DATE: LOCATION: TIME:

FROM:

I. PURPOSE

Tuesday, December 14, 1982 Cabinet Room 9:30 a.m. (60 minutes)

KENNETH M. DUBERSTEIN~()·

To review the legislative priorities for the remainder of the lame duck session.

II. BACKGROUND

The lame duck session is beginning its scheduled final week, although adjournment may be delayed a few days. The continuing resolution expires at midnight this Friday, December 17. The House will consider the continuing resolution on Tuesday morning ---contained in its version is a $5.4 billion jobs add-on. Senate action is likely Thursday, but there is no indication if and how much the Senate would accept in jobs money. Our opposition to the House version has been made clear.

The House has passed highway/gas tax legislation which is being filibustered in the Senate by several Republicans (Helms, East, Humphrey, Nickles and Armstrone). Once this is overcome, we will have to dispose of a re-regulation of natural gas amendment to be offered by Danforth and Eagleton and an $11 billion jobs initiative being pushed by Senate Democrats.

The Defense Appropriations bill passed the House in good shape with the exception of production money for the MX. Senate consideration will begin once an acceptable compromise is formulated on MX funding.

Action on these 3 major items---the continuing resolution, the highway program/gas tax legislation and the Defense Appropriations bill---must be completed before the 97th Congress adjourns.

In addition, we are pushing for final Congressional action on the Caribbean Basin Initiative, nuclear waste disposal, immigra­tion reform and Radio Marti.

III. PARTICIPANTS

See Attachment A

IV. PRESS PLAN

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V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

See Attachment B

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Talking Points - See Attachment C

ATTACHMENT A

PARTICIPANTS

The President The Vice President

Director of OMB, David Stockman

Senate

Howard Baker, Majority Leader of the Senate Ted Stevens, Assistant Majority Leader of the Senate James McClure, Chairman of the Republican Conference John Tower, Chairman of Republican Policy Committee Jake Garn, Secretary of Republican Conference Paul Laxalt Strom Thurmond, President Pro Tempore of Senate Bob Packwood, Chairman of Senatorial Campaign Committee Robert Dole, Chairman of Finance Committee Pete Domenici, Chairman of Budget Committee Mark Hatfield, Chairman of Appropriations Committee

House

Bob Michel, Republican Leader of the House Trent Lott, Republican Whip of the House Jack Kemp, Chairman of Republican Conference Jack Edwards, Vice Chairman of Republican Conference Clair Burgner, Secretary of Republican Conference Dick Cheney, Chairman of Republican Policy Committee Edward Madigan, Chairman of Republican Research Committee Guy Vander Jagt, Chairman of Republican Congressional Committee Tom Evans, Vice Chairman of Republican Congressional Committee Silvio Conte, Ranking Republican Member, Appropriations Committee Barber Conable, Ranking Republican Member, Ways and Means Committee Del Latta, Ranking Republican Member, Budget Committee James Quillen, Ranking Republican Member, Rules Committee

Staff

Ed Meese, Jim Baker, Mike Deaver, Bill Clark, Ken Duberstein, Craig Fuller, Dick Darman, Ed Rollins, Dave Gergen, Larry Speakes, Ed Harper, Nancy Risque, M. B. Oglesby, Pam Turner, J. L. Cullen

9:30 - 9:40 (10 minutes)

9:40 - 9:45 ( 5 minutes)

9:45 - 9:50 ( 5 minutes)

9:50 - 10:30 (40 minutes)

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ATTACHMENT B

SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

The President makes opening remarks

The President turns to Congressman Bob Michel for a report on the House.

The President asks Senator Howard Baker for a report on the Senate

General discussion

The President adjourns meeting

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DATE: PLACE: TIME:

FROM:

I. PURPOSE

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

December 13, 1982

REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMEN C. W. BILL YOUNG OF FLORIDA, JACK KEMP OF NEW YORK, MICKEY EDWARDS OF OKLAHOMA, AND JERRY LEWIS OF CALIFORNIA

Tuesday, December 14, 1982 The Oval Off ice 10:30 a.m. (15 Minutes)

Kenneth M. Duberstein/;,./)·

To indicate strong Presidential endorsement of the Administration's FY '83 budget request for the funding increment to the sixth replenishment of the International Development Association.

II. BACKGROUND

Congressmen Bill Young, Jack Kemp, Mickey Edwards, and Jerry Lewis have requested a Presidential meeting to discuss their longstanding concerns with United States foreign assistance policy, particularly with respect to U.S. participation in the International Development Association (IDA), the "soft loan," i.e. no-interest, affiliate of the World Bank which provides SO-year loans to the poorest countries. Secretaries Shultz and Regan met on this subject with Kemp and Young November 24; Edwards and Lewis were unable to attend.

The Congressmen believe that multilateral aid is less effective in serving U.S. interests than bilateral, and that both have been historically ineffective in promoting economic development or encouraging private sector invest­ment and growth in developing countries. They were dis­mayed that the Administration decided to honor the IDA VI replenishment negotiated by the Carter Administration, as they had effectively blocked passage of the implementing legislation and were certain this Administration would negotiate a different agreement.

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BACKGROUND (CONT'D)

The Members have sought a Presidential meeting since before the Inauguration to discuss this issue. While they agreed not to oppose the FY '82 foreign assistance authorization after a Presidential phone call, they have continued to oppose funding levels requested, thus stretching United States contribution from the original three-year term to four and now a probable fifth year. This has diminished U.S. credibility in international negotiations (e.g., Versailles and Toronto) and in efforts to redirect the policies and programs of the multilateral development banks (MDBs). Their unwillingness to yield on MDB funding, particularly IDA funding, has made it difficult to forge the necessary bipartisan coalition to pass an overall FY '83 foreign assistance request, including the security supporting assistance which these Members support. Of the $3.24 billion U.S. IDA contribution, Congress has appropriated $1.2 billion in two years. The present CR would provide $700 million of the $945 million requested, leaving $1.34 billion to be funded in FY '84.

On November 30, the President met with Congressmen Kemp, Edwards, and Lewis, and other bipartisan Members of the House Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee to urge them to act on a FY '83 appropriations bill for out­right passage or inclusion in the new Continuing Resolution. At present, there is no indication the House Subcommittee intends any action. While the Senate Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee has marked up an FY '83 bill which increases U.S. IDA funding to $800 million, it is probable that the current Continuing Resolution level will remain.

Secretaries Shultz and Regan both endorse strongly this meeting.

PARTICIPANTS

See attached list.

IV. PRESS PLAN

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V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

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Attachments: Participants List Talking Points

PARTICIPANTS LIST

The President Secretary of the Treasury Regan Acting Secretary of State Kenneth Darn

Members of Congress

Congressman C. W. "Bill" Young (R-Florida) Congressman Jack Kemp (R-New York) Congressman Mickey Edwards (R-Oklahoma) Congressman Jerry Lewis (R-California)

Staff

Edwin Meese James Baker William Clark Kenneth Duberstein

REGRET: Secretary of State Shultz has been invited, but is out of town, and not able to attend.

TOPICS OF DISCUSSION

We want to thank you for coming down today. I am

aware of your concerns and know you met recently with

Don and George Shultz.

We have reviewed the effectiveness of the aid we provide,

along with other donors, through multilateral development

banks, including IDA. We are working hard to make

these institutions more effective.

We believe lending through the MDBs is far preferable

to throwing this issue to the UN General Assembly,

where we would certainly be assessed disproportionate

shares.

In regard to your specific concerns:

o Level of our contribution we have,

in effect, renegotiated IDA VI for a

four-year period, with others providing

more. We expect future U.S. contributions to

be less than the $1 billion per year negotiated

by Carter.

o Allocation -- India, the largest borrower,

has been reduced (from 40 percent to 33 percent).

We'd like to see India and China borrowing more

on harder, i.e. World Bank interest, terms.

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o We are using harder criteria on projects

and opposing those which could and should

go commercial financing. We are also assessing

terms of credits.

If we do not meet our scheduled contributions, our

credibility will be damaged, our friends hurt (Pakistan,

Sudan), and the coalition in Congress that passes total

foreign aid will not be able to achieve sufficient

security assistance -- thus impacting severely on

the Rapid Deployment Force (RDF), NATO, Caribbean

Basin Initiative (CBI), etc.

On the IDA VII negotiations, we want to adjust terms,

target lending to those most in need and most of

all -- work closely with the Congress to develop a

supportable program.

In sum, I need your support to achieve sufficient

appropriations to honor U.S. obligations. And, I want

to reassure you of the Administration's efforts to make

the banks more effective.

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MEMORANDUM

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT'S NATIONAL SECURITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

DATE: Tuesday, December 14, 1982

LOCATION: Indian Treaty Room, Old Executive Office Building, Room 474

TIME: 11:45 a.m.

FROM: WILLIAM P. CLARK ~

I. PURPOSE

You are scheduled to welcome the members of your National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee (NSTAC) during their first meeting on Tuesday, December 14.

II. BACKGROUND

You established the NSTAC by Executive Order to provide you with advice on how best to implement the goals of your National Security Telecommunications Policy, PD-53. The NSTAC will be composed of 30 individuals representing the largest U.S. telecommunications companies (Tab A) who will provide you with the view of the telecommunications industry and engage in joint-planning activities with the government regarding the implementation of national security telecom­munications initiatives.

III. PARTICIPANTS

See list attached at Tab A.

IV. PRESS PLAN

A White House photographer will be present to take pictures of you greeting the members.

V. SEQUENCE OF EVENTS

The NSTAC meeting will be held in the Indian Treaty Room in the OEOB. The room will be quite full with approximately ninety people present. Twenty-seven members of the NSTAC will be present. You are scheduled to be escorted to the meeting at 11:45 a.m. There, Mr. Rand Araskog, President of ITT, and Dr. Joseph Charyk, President of COMSAT, the Chairman and Vice-Chairman of the NSTAC, will greet you. Mr. Araskog will

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escort you to the podium and give a very brief welcome. Talking points are provided at Tab B for a short address by you to the NSTAC members welcoming them, stressing the importance of the NSTAC, and thanking the members for their participation. It would then be desirable for you to walk around the table with Mr. Araskog to meet and shake hands with each member before leaving the room. You no doubt have met several of them previously. A White House photographer will be taking pictures as you move around the table.

Attachments

Tab A Tab B

NSTAC Members President's Welcoming Statement

NATIONAL SECURITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Mr. Rand V. Araskog President, Chairman of the Board,

and Chief Executive Officer International Telephone and

Telegraph Corporation

Mr. Theodore F. Brophy Chairman of the Board and

Chief Executive Officer GTE Corporation

Mr. Charles L. Brown Chairman of the Board American Telephone and Telegraph Company

Dr. Joseph V. Charyk President and Chief Executive Officer Communications Satellite Corporation

Mr. Vincent N. Cook President Federal Systems Division International Business

Machines Corporation

Mr. Edmund B. Fitzgerald Chairman of the Board Northern Telecom Inc.

Mr. Robert M. Flanagan Chairman of the Board and

Chief Executive Officer Western Union Corporation

Mr. Emanuel Fthenakis Chairman American Satellite Company

Mr. Robert C. Hall President Satellite Business Systems

Mr. Paul H. Henson Chairman of the Board and

Chief Executive Officer United Telecommunications, Inc.

Dr. William C. Rittinger Executive Vice President RCA Corporation

Mr. Henry E. Hockeimer President Ford Aerospace and Connnunications

Corporation

Mr. Edward E. Hood, Jr. Vice Chairman of the Board and

Executive Officer General Electric Company

Mr. William R. Hoover President and Chairman of the Board Computer Sciences Corporation

Mr. Harry J. Gray Chairman United Technologies Corporation

Mr. David H. Lubetzky President and Chief Executive Officer TRT Telecommunications Corporation

Mr. Rocco J. Marano Vice President AT&T Company

Mr. William G. McGowan Chairman of the Board and

Chief Executive Officer MCI Teleconnnunications Corporation

Dr. Ruben F. Mettler Chairman of the Board and

Chief Executive Officer TRW, Inc.

Mr. John F. Mitchell President Motorola, Inc.

Mr. H. Ross Perot Chairman of the Board Electronic Data Systems Corporation

Mr. Dale F. Pilz President Southern Pacific Communications Company

Mr. Robert M. Pirnie President U.S. Independent Telephone Association

Mr. Robert M. Price

NATIONAL SECURITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY COMMITTEE

President and Chief Operating Officer Control Data Corporation

Dr. Allen E. Puckett Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Hughes Aircraft Company

Mr. Charles E. Robinson President and Chief Operating Officer Pacific Telecom Inc.

Mr. Donald J. Yockey President Defense Electronics Operations Rockwell International Corporation

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D

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

BRIEFING PAPER FOR THE PRESIDENT

MEETING WITH THE ECONOMIC BRIEFING GROUP

DATE: TIME: LOCATION:

FROM:

I. PURPOSE

DECEMBER 14, 1982 12 NOON (90 MINUTES) CABINET ROOM

RICHARD DAR.MAN /)~ CRAIG L. FULLER~

This meeting is a working lunch to discuss the current economic situation and general budget strategy.

II. PARTICIPANTS

The President The Vice President Secretary Regan Ed Meese David Stockman James Baker Mike Deaver Richard Darman Craig Fuller David Gergen Ed Harper Martin Feldstein

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i E I

THE WHITE HOUSE

WASHINGTON

BRIEFING MEMORANDUM FOR THE PRESIDENT

I. PURPOSE

Tuesday, December 14, 1982 2:00 (60 minutes) The Roosevelt Room

FROM: RICHARD G. DARMAN l\....-..1'"'::

The meeting is to brief you on a compromise package that is developing within the. Social Security Commission -- and to get your guidance with respect to both substance and tactics.

II. AGENDA

Dave Stockman will lead off. Group discussion will follow, addressing both substantive issues and tactical considerations in the larger political context.

III. PARTICIPANTS

The President Donald T. Regan Richard S. Schweicker Edwin Meese III James A. Baker III Michael K. Deaver David A. Stockman Richard G. Darman Kenneth M. Duberstein Martin S. Feldstein Craig L. Fuller Edwin L. Harper

F 1

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Reception for Press Tuesday, December 14, 1982 8:00 p.m.

Revised December 13, 1982 10:00 am

FRa1:

7:45 p.m.

8:10 p.m.

8:15 p.m.

9:15 p.m.

10:00 p.m.

Muff ie Brandon

Guests begin to arrive the East Gate and are led up the Grand Staircase to the State Floor into the State Dining Room and East Roan.

Social Aides begin to line guests up for the rece1v1ng line in the State Dining Room. As many guests as possible should be ifn the State Dining Roan with remaining guests in the Cross Hall.

PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN proceed to the State Floor via the elevator and continue to the Blue Room via the Red Room. They take their places in front of the window for the receiving line for approximately one hour and then mix and mingle in the Cross Hall.

As soon as the PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN are in place, Social Aides will start the receiving line feeding from the south door of the State Dining Roan, into the Red Roan, from the south door of the Red Room into the Blue Room, past the PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN, around the Christmas tree past the fireplace, and into the Cross Hall. Guests are then ushered into the Fast Room for more refreshments.

At the termination of the rece1v1ng line and after a brief mix and mingle, PRESIDENT AND MRS. REAGAN proceed to the Residence via the elevator.

All guests depart via the Fast Gate.