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Related Documents:- 2048597375-7414 PM / RJR Tobacco Task Force
- 2048597405-7406 Proposed Policy Position on Federal Excise and Energy Taxes
- 2048597407 Council of State Governments Resolution Relating to Consumer Excise Taxes
- 2048597408-7409 Proposed Policy Position on Federal Excise and Energy Taxes
- 2048597410 Smoking Ban in All Restaurants and Hotels Councilmembers 426 C.V.G. - Smokers
- 2048597411
- 2048597412 Policy Position Federal Excise and Energy Taxes
- 2048597415-7439 PM / RJR Tobacco Task Force
- 2048597440-7441
- 2048597448 Resolution
- 2048597480-7487 Fet / Ets Audience & Message Point Development
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- M, M.A.<Miles, M.A.>
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- Mcelveen, W.
- Mchugh, T.E.
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- Moffett, T.B.
- Mriscom, T.
- Mzumi, L.
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- Payne, M.
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Document Images
*-Project Government Affairs_
White House Coalition
-7/6/93
Lead Responsibility: PM: Kathleen Linehan
RJR:
ETS O FET
Time Line:
-Ongoing
Description: 1) 32 tobacco Democrats meet with H. Paster from the White House
and discuss the excise tax issue week of March 8, 1993. (Done)
2) Senator Ford sees HRC -postponed.
~ 3) Tobacco members writing letters to the White House.
Action:
-Governor Hunt calling Rahm Emmanuel
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Local Elected Officials
-7/6/93
Lead Responsibility: PM: Ellen Merlo, Tina Walls, Ted Lattanzio, Jay Poole
RJR:
ETS 0 FET
Time Line:
-Ongoing - Review June 1, 1993
Description:
Listing of local elected officials
Action:
-Evaluate Program.
-The Florida Petroleum Marketers Association unanimously passed a resolution
against the FET at their Spring Board meeting in Jacksonville, FL, on 4/22. The
resolution is being sent to every member of the Florida Congressional delegation.
A copy of the resolution is attached. (see following page)
A number of NC Mayors have written the White House and Members opposing
' the tax. We are meeting next week with Richmond Mayor Kenny to ask him to
- send a letter to the Executive Committee of the VA municipal league asking them
to co-sign a letter to the VA Congressional Delegation opposing the FET.
*GA Secy. of Agriculture to meet with Pres. Clinton. Secy. of Ag. agreed
to get other Southern colleagues to oppose FET.
-Compile listing of key officials and their organizations.
-Generate Letters to the President in opposition to FET.
REGION VII:
REGION VIII:
REGION IX:
Louisiana
Ms. Carolyn Jones Ryland
Clerk of Court
Rapides Parish
700 Murray Street
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Local Elected Officials
(Continued)
-716/93
Mr. Jim Bob Moffett
Freeport McMoran Corporation
1615 Poydras Street
New Orleans, LA 70112
Mr. Edward G. "Ned" Randolph, Jr.
Mayor, City of Alexandria
2517 Avenue B
Alexandria, LA 71301
Mr. William Earl Hilton
Sheriff, Rapides Parish
702 Murray Street
Alexandria, LA 71309
Mr. James R. Byrd
City Marshal
9105 Robinson Drive
exandria, LA 71301
Mr. Tom Ed McHugh
Mayor-President, Metro Council
City of Baton Rouge and East
Baton Rouge Parish
222 St. Louis Street, Room 301
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Mr. Elmer Litchfield
Sheriff, East Baton Rouge Parish
300 North Blvd.
Baton Rouge, LA 70822
Mr. Doug Welborn
Clerk of Court
East Baton Rouge Parish
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222 St. Louis Street ~
Baton Rouge, LA 70802 c.~

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Mr. Hypolite Landry
East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner
222 St. Louis Street, Room 593
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Mr. Walter Comeaux
Parish President
Lafayette Parish
1010 Lafayette Street
Lafayette, LA 70502
Mr. Kenneth F. Bowen
Mayor, City of Lafayette
P.O. Box 4017-C
Lafayette, LA 70502
Mr. Don J. Breaux
heriff, Lafayette Parish
1616 West Main Street
Lafayette, LA 70501
Mr. Earl Joseph Picard
City Marshal
City of Lafayette
P.O. Drawer 3344
Lafayette, LA 70501
Mr. O.C. Dan Guilliot
Clerk of Court
Lafayette Parish
800 Buchanan
Lafayette, LA 70501
Mr. Jim Sudduth
Mayor, City of Lake Charles
326 Pujo Street, City Hall
Lake Charles, LA 70601
Local Elected Officials
(Continued)
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Local Elected Officials
(Continued)
-7/6/93
Mr. Wayne McElveen
Sheriff, Calcasieu Parish
5400 East Broad Street
Lake Charles, LA 70601
Mr. Richard J. Guillory
City Marshal
City of Lake Charles
1001 Ryan Street
Lake Charles, LA 70601
Mr. Robert E. Powell
Mayor, City of Monroe
400 Lea Joyner Expwy.
Monroe, LA 71210
Mr. Laymon Godwin
Sheriff, Ouachita Parish
000 St. John Street
Monroe, LA 71201
Mr. Bill Hodge
Clerk of Court
Oachita Parish
300 St. John Street
Monroe, LA 71201
Mr. Richard R. Reitzell
City Marshal
City of Monroe
400 Stone Avenue
Monroe, LA 71201
Mr. Sidney J. Barthelmy
Mayor, City of New Orleans
1300 Perdido St., Rm. 2E09
New Orleans, LA 70112
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Rose Ledet
Clerk, 1st City Court
Orleans Parish
4757 Chantilly Dr.
New Orleans, LA 70126
Mary Norman
Clerk, 2nd City Court
Orleans Parish
225 Morgan Street
New Orleans, LA 70114
Local Elected Officials
(Continued)
REGION X:
Colorado
Councilwoman Cathy Reynolds (Denver)
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CO Municipal League - Sam Mamet
Mayor Tauer (Aurora)
North Dakota
,
Bill Shalhoob - local restaurant owner; key local leader.
Mayor John Lindgren (D) - Fargo
REGION XI:
Utah
Mayor Everett Dahl (Midvale)
REGION XII:
California
Members of Republican Local Elected Officials (RLEOC)
Members of CA Elected Association of Democrats (CALEAD)
San Diego Mayor Susan Golding.
San Bernadino Supervisor Jerry Eaves
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*-- Project Government Affairs
Briefings to the Hill
-7/6/93
Lead Responsibility: PM: Kathleen Linehan
RJR: B. Oglesby
ETSQ FET
Time Line:
-Ongoing
Description:
Action:
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*-Project Government Affairs_
Senior Management Visits
-7/6/93
Lead Responsibility: PM: Kathleen Linehan
RJR: B. Ogelsby
ETSD FET
Time Line:
-March 16 & 17, 1993
Description: Visits should be made to Congressional leadership and key tobacco
members.
Action:
-MAM Washington visit 3/16/93 and 3/17/93.
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Member Assignments
-7/6/93
Lead Responsibility: PM: Kathleen Linehan
RJR: B.Ogelsby
ETS0 FET
Time Line:
-Ongoing
Description: To ensure that key Members of Congress are covered, member
assignments should be made. All staff and contract lobbyists should be assigned
.nembers. Reports of the visits should be submitted periodically and in timely fashion.
Action:
-March 28-31 to urge all tobacco democrats to meet with the House leadership
on March 31.
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