Summary Information

Title: Dick Thornburgh Papers, Series XVII. Ongoing Career
Collection Number: AIS.1998.30.17
Creator: Thornburgh, Dick

Collection Dates: 1993-
Extent: 31.25 linear feet

Language: English

Abstract:

In May 1993 Dick Thornburgh returned to Washington, rejoining Kirkpatrick & Lockhart as counsel in their Washington Office. That role has enabled Thornburgh to devote over half his time to clients, and yet retain the opportunity to pursue other outside interests developed over the years. These interests have been many and varied. His foreign trips include visits to Taiwan, Russia, and several to Hong Kong, all regarding the rule of law. Trips to Guatemala (regarding governmental corruption), to Nigeria (regarding federalism, interstate relations and other governance issues), to Buenos Aires (on fighting corruption), are well documented. Other trips abroad concern his continued dedication to the rights of persons with disabilities. Other challenges include his appointment as Examiner in the WorldCom bankruptcy proceedings, the largest ever filed, and his choice in 2004 by CBS to conduct an investigation into the "60 Minutes Wednesday" segment on President Bush's service in the Texas Air National Guard. During the 1990s, he embarked upon a new mini-career on television as a legal commentator for CNN. Appearances related to the O.J. Simpson case, murders of JonBenet Ramsey and Chandra Levy, President Clinton issues, and others. The files in this final section of Dick Thornburgh's still ongoing and compelling career, in year 2004, are in the following eight sections: Speeches and testimony; Transcripts; Foreign Trips; Events; Professional and civic work; Larry King Live appearances; Correspondence; and Articles and news clippings. Digital reproductions of portions of the collection are available online.

Sponsor:

This finding aid is available on line as result of a Commonwealth of Pennsylvania grant to the University of Pittsburgh and with collaboration of the Archives Service Center and the Digital Research Library.

Publisher:

ULS Archives Service Center
University of Pittsburgh Library System
7500 Thomas Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA, 15260
412-648-3232
archives-ref@mail.pitt.edu

Date Published:

June 30, 2004

Author:

Finding aid prepared by Nancy Watson.

Revision Description:

July 1, 2006:

Converted from EAD Version 1.0 to EAD Version 2002

Subject Terms

Topics

• Child pornography
• Home rule -- Pennsylvania -- Pittsburgh
• Internet pornography
• Judges -- Selection and appointment -- United States
• Lawyers -- United States
• Political corruption -- United States
• Rule of law
• White collar crimes -- United States

Corporate Names

• American Bar Association.
• Cable News Network.
• Columbia Broadcasting System, inc..
• International Republican Institute.
• Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham.
• National Academy of Public Administration.
• National Organization on Disability (U.S.).
• Russian-American Institute for Law and Economics.
• State Science & Technology Institute.
• U.S. Committee on Hong Kong.
• United States. Federal Bureau of Investigation. Director's Advisory Board.
• United States. Independent Counsel Reauthorization Act of 1987.
• Urban Institute.
• Washington Legal Foundation. Legal Policy Advisory Board.
• World Committee on Disability.
• WorldCom (Firm).

Personal Names

• Blitzer, Wolf
• King, Larry, 1933-
• Rather, Dan
• Simpson, O. J., 1947- -- Trials, litigation, etc.
• Thornburgh, Dick
• Thornburgh, Ginny (Judson)
• Yakovlev, Veniamin

Locations

• Hong Kong
• Pennsylvania -- Economic conditions
• Russia (Federation)

Titles

• 60 minutes II (Television program)
• Larry King live (Television program)
• Late edition (Television program)

Category

• Business and Industry
• Environment
• Government
• Personal papers
• Politics
• Social action

Access and Use

Access Restrictions:

No restrictions.

Acquisition Information:

Gift of Dick Thornburgh, February 27, 1998.

Preferred Citation:

Dick Thornburgh Papers, 1932- , AIS.1998.30, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh

Processing Information:

This collection was processed by Nancy Watson, Curator of the Thornburgh Papers, Holly Mengel, Project Archivist, and a team of graduate students. Processing was made possible by a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in 2002.

Processing Information:

Revision and rearrangement for the encoded version of the finding aid provided by Holly Mengel in 2004. Information about the collection title and the controlled access terms was extracted from the MARC record in the University of Pittsburgh catalog Voyager ID number: 3608599

Copyright:

Permission for publication is given on behalf of the University of Pittsburgh as the owner of the physical items and is not intended to include or imply permission of the copyright holder, which must also be obtained.

Collection Inventory

Series XVII. Ongoing Career, 1993-

Scope and Content Notes: Following his sojourn at the United Nations, at the end of February 1993, Dick Thornburgh returned to Washington, his twenty-five year career in public office at an end, and ready for what he termed a role as "useful citizen." The quest of a new baseball commissioner came his way in May 1993, and friends who knew of his long-standing love of baseball encouraged his interest. Although he survived several cuts, his final contribution to the matter was an op-ed piece in the Wall Street Journal, in August 1994. Meanwhile, after scrutiny of alternatives, he decided to return, once again, to Kirkpatrick & Lockhart as counsel in their Washington Office. That role has enabled Thornburgh to devote over half his time to clients, and yet retain the opportunity to pursue other outside interests developed over the years. These interests have been many and varied, most of which are well documented in these files and frequently draw on Thornburgh's previous experience, both in government generally and at the United Nations in particular. A major topic, for example, has been the rule of law in developing countries and others emerging from Soviet domination. "If these nations were to see more democracy, respect for human rights and market-oriented economies ... the rule of law was an absolute sine qua non. Without it, free elections, corruption-free government and due process would be impossible ... Thus I became a veritable missionary for the rule of law" ( Evidence, p. 336). The section here on foreign trips includes visits to Taiwan, Russia, and several to Hong Kong, all regarding the rule of law. Other trips to Guatemala (regarding governmental corruption), to Nigeria (regarding federalism, interstate relations and other governance issues), to Buenos Aires (on fighting corruption), are well documented here as well. In addition, other trips abroad concern his continued dedication to the rights of persons with disabilities, particularly in a return trip to Korea where Thornburgh and his wife, Ginny, discussed issues of religion and disability. "Our visit left us feeling that Korea had a long way to go in affording dignity to its citizens with disability, but we were heartened that so many people of goodwill, particularly within the religious communities, were trying to meet those challenges" ( Evidence, p. 346). Other challenges presented themselves, for example, examination of World Bank's "mechanisms to deal with fraud and corruption connected with its lending" ( Evidence, p. 347), and involvement with civil justice reform, growing out of a report on the subject prepared by the Department of Justice in 1991 for the President's Council on Competitiveness. Thornburgh's interest in science and technology which dated back to the Ben Franklin Partnership of Governor days further took center stage from early to mid 1990s, and concern about product liability and caps on punitive damages are well expressed in his op-eds on the subject, all of which are available here online. Also, during the 1990s, he "embarked upon a new mini-career as a television 'personality' ... The first call came on July 6, 1994, from the producer of Larry King Live, asking if [he] would consider a guest appearance that night to discuss some of the legal issues in the O.J. Simpson case ... One television appearance led to others; in total [he] appeared forty-five times on CNN to examine various aspects of the Simpson case" ( Evidence, p. 352). This led to further television appearances in connection with high-profile cases such as: murders of JonBenet Ramsey and Chandra Levy, President Clinton's "misadventures" ( Evidence, p. 353), and other appearances to discuss varying legal issues, over many years, on CNN's Late Edition, hosted by Wolf Blitzer. "Despite the sometimes long hours of preparation required to present accurate and well-informed views ... I must acknowledge that the whole process of offering views on matters of concern to the nation via the talk show circuit was most satisfying. It obliged me to keep on top of a variety of developments, and it was quite fulfilling to be asked my opinion on the issues of the day" ( Evidence, p. 357). Many of these appearances with Thornburgh's handwritten notes in preparation are represented in these files and are particularly intriguing. Throughout these years Thornburgh has spoken around the country, frequently including a plea for involvement in public life. What Thornburgh describes as his most comprehensive review of this subject was the Webb Lecture to the National Academy of Public Administration in November 1998. To this group he summed up: "Democracy is not a spectator sport. All of us must exercise the opportunity to contribute to improving and sustaining higher levels of performance in public life. This involves much more than simply being part of a focus group or responding to poll questions. And it is just as important in contests for the local school board as in those for higher office." In the fall of 2002, Thornburgh was appointed examiner in WorldCom bankruptcy, the largest in American history, resulting from nearly $11 billion misreported revenues and expenditures. The Dow Jones News Service headlined his appointment: "'Thornburgh Says WorldCom Probe Will Follow the Evidence Wherever It Leads' ... so began yet another challenging adventure, which is going as I write [my autobiography]" ( Evidence, p. 362). As these paragraphs are being written for this website, in August 2004, the third and final report regarding WorldCom has been made available at http://www.kl.com, the website of Thornburgh's law firm, Kirkpatrick & Lockhart. The files in this final section of Dick Thornburgh's still ongoing and compelling career, in year 2004, are in the following eight sections: 1) Speeches and testimony; 2) Transcripts; 3) Foreign Trips; 4) Events; 5) Professional and civic work; 6) Larry King Live appearances; 7) Correspondence; and 8) Articles and news clippings. As Dick Thornburgh continues his career he will be contributing more files to his archive here at the University of Pittsburgh, which will be handled regularly in additional sections. Stay tuned.

Subseries 1. Speeches and Testimony

Scope and Content Notes: Thornburgh's ongoing career, for archive purposes, began March 1993, just after his sojourn at the United Nations. Since that time, up to and including April 29, 2004, he delivered 106 speeches and testimony, all of which have been digitized and are available here online. There is some possibility that these are not inclusive, but certainly most are here. In some respects, there is no better way to recognize the diversity and substance of Thornburgh's career, than in reviewing these speeches. There is a remarkably broad array of topics which relate to his many ongoing interests and commitments, for example: human rights, drug and alcohol abuse, business crime, rule of law, partnerships in science and technology, law enforcement, United Nations, merit selection for judges, civil justice reform, health care, Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), war against terrorism, disability and civil rights, Three Mile Island, crisis in corporate America, and the WorldCom investigation. These were delivered, just for example, before Committees of Congress, at Graduations, at the Vatican Conference on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, to colleges and universities, to bar associations, Chambers of Commerce and United Nations events.

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Vatican Conference on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Rome, Italy November 23, 1991

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Statement before the Subcommittee on International Security, International Organizations and Human Rights of Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives: overview of experience at United Nations, Washington, DC March 5, 1993

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Testimony before the United States House of Representatives Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, State and Judiciary, Committee on Appropriations, Washington, DC April 26, 1993

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Testimony before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Terrorism, Narcotics, and International Operations, Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC June 22, 1993

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Statement before the Joint Committee on the Organization of Congress, Washington, DC June 22, 1993

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"The 1990s: America's Decade?" Robert A. and Thelma K. Gleason Lecture Series on American Politics and Government, St. Francis College, Loretto, PA November 3, 1993

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Address to the Class of 1994, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA) of the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA May 1, 1994

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"The American Century ... Revisited," Annual Dinner of the Yale Club of Montclair, Montclair, NJ May 5, 1994

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Graduation Address to the Class of 1994 at Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA May 7, 1994

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Graduation Address to the Class of 1994 at Clarion University, Clarion, PA May 14, 1994

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"The Rule of Law in Hong Kong ... Today and Tomorrow," American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong June 16, 1994

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"The Internationalization of Business Crime," Annual Business Luncheon of the Section of Business Law of the American Bar Association, New Orleans, LA August 9, 1994

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"Partnerships in Science and Technology: New Paths to Prosperity," Annual Meeting of Franklin Chamber of Commerce, Franklin, PA April 4, 1995

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Graduation Address to the Class of 1995 at Defiance College, Defiance, OH May 7, 1995

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National Leadership Summit of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), Richmond, VA May 18-21, 1995

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Statement before The United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Washington, DC June 6, 1995

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"The Rule of Law in the Next Century," Pepperdine University Associates Dinner, Los Angeles, CA June 8, 1995

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The Voices of Freedom: America Speaks out on Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): A Forum Sponsored by the National Council on Disability on the Fifth Anniversary of the Signing of ADA July 25, 1995

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"The State of the Rule of Law in America," Annual Mary Elizabeth Babcock Lecture, Denison University, Granville, OH October 5, 1995

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"The Rule of Law Around the World," Friday Forum, Dallas, TX October 13, 1995

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"U.N. Management and Mismanagement: Developing Sanctions and Better Oversight," Session III of American Leadership Conference October 17, 1995

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"Business Crime Goes International," Yale Center for International and Area Studies, New Haven, CT November 4, 1995

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Testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on the Judiciary, Subcommittee on Crime: Hearing on Nature, Extent, and Proliferation of Federal Law Enforcement, Washington, DC November 15, 1995

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"Public-Private Partnerships in Science and Technology," Sigma XI Forum on Science Technology, and the Global Society, San Diego, CA March 7, 1996

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Statement on Common Sense Product Liability Reform Act of 1996 (H.R. 956) April 30, 1996

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Testimony before the U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary: The Role of the American Bar Association in the Judicial Selection Process, Washington, DC May 21, 1996

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"Commerce, Investment and the Rule of Law in the Russian Federation--What is to be Done?" U.S.-Russia Chamber of Commerce of Boston, Inc., Boston, MA October 31, 1996

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Statement before the Hearing on the Roles and Responsibilities of the Secretary-General of the United Nations, United Nations Association of the United States of America, New York, NY November 14, 1996

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"Technology, Partnerships, and the Economy," First Annual Stakeholders Meeting sponsored by the New York State Science and Technology Foundation, Saratoga Springs, NY November 19, 1996

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"The Search for 'The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing but the Truth,' in the Criminal Justice Process," 97th Annual Meeting of the Massachusetts Bar Association, Boston, MA February 7, 1997

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Testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on International Relations, Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Washington, DC February 13, 1997

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"Business Crime Goes International," Honors College of the University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburgh, MS April 29, 1997

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Graduation Address to the Class of 1997 at Shady Side Academy, Pittsburgh, PA June 6, 1997

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"Junk Science--The Lawyer's Ethical Responsibilities," Fordham University School of Law, New York, NY October 21, 1997

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"Artificial Entities and Artificial Crimes," Citizens against Government Waste, Hershey, PA November 14, 1997

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"America's Challenges and Responsibilities in the 21st Century," San Joaquin Valley Town Hall, Fresno, CA November 19, 1997

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"Science and Technology and the States," Conference on Understanding the Science and Technology Enterprise: the Political and Economic Context, Brookings Institution, Washington, DC January 27, 1998

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"The University as a Useful Citizen," Honors Convocation of the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA February 27, 1998

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Statement of the Former Attorneys Generals regarding the Independent Counsel Act March 5, 1998

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"Constitutional Path to Self-Determination for Puerto Rico," Rotary Club of San Jan, San Juan, Puerto Rico April 21, 1998

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Commencement Address to the 1998 Graduating Class of the University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Pittsburgh, PA May 23, 1998

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"Law and Policy Under ADA: A Look Back and a Look Forward," Opening Plenary Session of "In Pursuit...a Blueprint for Disability Law and Policy," Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law of the American Bar Association, Washington, DC June 18, 1998

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"America's Challenges and Responsibilities in the 21st Century," 25th Anniversary Banquet of the National Decision Program at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA November 7, 1998

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"'Doing the Right Thing' and 'Doing the Thing Right:' Five Themes for a New Millennium," Webb Lecture to the Annual Meeting of the National Academy of Public Administration November 20, 1998

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"Resurrecting Justice: The Ethical Cost of Lawsuit Abuse," Manhattan Institute Conference, New York, NY January 20, 1999

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"America's Challenges and Responsibilities in the 21st Century," Town Hall Speakers Series sponsored by the One Hundred, Savannah, GA February 11, 1999

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"The Role of the Federal Government in Private Appellate Civil Litigation," Third National Litigation Conference of the Federal Bar Association, Las Vegas, NV March 13, 1999

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"Some Reflections on Three Mile Island," Clarke Center for the Interdisciplinary Study of Contemporary Issues, Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA March 25, 1999

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"Practicing Law in the Next Century: Ethics, Public Service and Professionalism," 75th Anniversary Observance of Sutherland, Asbill and Brennan LLP, White Sulphur Springs, WV April 17, 1999

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Health Care Liability Alliance, Washington, DC April 19, 1999

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"Remembering the Past, Recommitting to the Future," ARC Pennsylvania Annual Convention, Hidden Valley, PA June 17, 1999

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"The Global Imperative: Why Your State Must be Involved in the World," to "Governing in a Global Age," A Fellowship Program for State and Local Officials conducted by Elliot School of International Affairs, George Washington University, Washington, DC June 18, 1999

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"A Legal Reform Agenda for the Next Millennium," Richmond Lawyers Chapter of the Federalist Society, Richmond, VA June 29, 1999

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"Violence and Youth Culture," Chairman's Advisory Board and President's Club of the Republican National Committee, Philadelphia, PA July 7, 1999

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"Remembering the Past, Recommitting to the Future," Summer Training Session of the National Conference of Executives of the ARC, Lake Buena Vista, FL July 28, 1999

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Testimony before the Subcommittee on Commercial and Administrative Law, Committee on the Judiciary, House of Representatives, Washington, DC September 15, 1999

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"State Technology Initiatives in the United States," Second Transatlantic Technology Forum: Perspectives of Change sponsored by Technolgiestiftung Schleswig-Holstein, Lubeck, Germany October 4, 1999

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"Sharing Some Thoughts on David Ehrenwerth's Lifetime of Service to His Community," Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Jewish Committee, Pittsburgh, PA December 15, 1999

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"Reflection on the Americans with Disabilities Act," Gardere Wynne Sewell and Riggs Lecture, University of Houston Law Center, Health, Law and Policy Institute, Houston, TX February 24, 2000

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"America's Challenges and Responsibilities in the 21st Century," Fox Chapel Town Hall, Pittsburgh, PA April 13, 2000

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"The Americans with Disabilities Act: How Far Have We Come in the First Decade? What are the Leadership Imperatives for the Next?" DEED 2000 Conference, Empire State College, State University of New York, Rochester, NY April 30, 2000

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"Law and Values for America's Future," Law Day Luncheon of the Jacksonville Bar Association, Jacksonville, FL May 10, 2000

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Senate Judiciary Committee Dinner, Washington, DC May 17, 2000

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"Core Values--Important or Not? The Public Sector Perspective," 2000 Annual Meeting of the Physicians Insurance Association of America, Washington, DC June 1, 2000

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"It's Time for a Federal Criminal Code," Annual Meeting of the Federal Bar Association, Cleveland, OH September 21, 2000

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Statement regarding H.R. 4751 before the Committee on Resources, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC (with attachments) October 4, 2000

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"America's Challenges and Responsibilities in the 21st Century," J. Howard Pew Memorial Lecture, Grove City College, Grove City, PA October 9, 2000

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"Disability and Civil Rights: Remembering the Past, Recommitting to the Future," 51st Annual Convention of the ARC, Birmingham, AL October 12, 2000

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"Violence in America: Challenges to our Institutions," Conference on "Violence in America: Divergent Perspectives," Millersville University, Millersville, PA November 9, 2000

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"Challenges to Lawyers and the Law," University of Pittsburgh School of Law, Law Review and Journal of Law and Commerce Banquet, Pittsburgh, PA March 13, 2001

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"Science and Technology and Economic Growth in the 21st Century: The Challenge to the States," 21st Century Fund Coalition Spring Luncheon, Indianapolis, IN March 27, 2001

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"Of Lawyers and the Law," University of Iowa College of Law Commencement, Iowa City, IA May 12, 2001

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"Disabilities and Civil Rights: The Challenges of Empowerment," Membership Appreciation Luncheon of the ARC of Northern Virginia, Vienna, VA July 20, 2001

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"Tools for the Fight against Corruption," Colloquium on "Ethics, Accountability and Social Responsibility: A Transatlantic Perspective," Transatlantic Consortium for Public Policy Analysis and Education, GSPIA, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA September 21, 2001

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"What Role for the U.N. in the War Against Terrorism," Assembly 2001: Search for Solutions to Critical Global Problems, World Association of Non-Governmental Organizations and Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace, New York, NY October 21, 2001

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"Observations," A Virtual Retreat of Kirkpatrick and Lockhart LLP, Washington, DC October 26, 2001

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"Civil Justice Reform: A 21st Century Priority," Symposium on Litigation and Legal Reform in Mississippi sponsored by Mississippi Law Journal, University of Mississippi School of Law, Oxford, MI November 9, 2001

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"Growing Technology-Based Economies: Observations and Reflections," SSTI's 5th Annual Conference: Creating Opportunity: Tools for Building Technology-Based Economies, Pittsburgh, PA December 3, 2001

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"A Framework for Fighting Corruption Through Multi-Lateral Organizations," Anti-Corruption Conference, The World Bank and Other Multi-Lateral Financial Institutions, Washington, DC March 7, 2002

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"Strategic Decision-Making in a Volatile Environment: Reflections on Three Mile Island," Inaugural Leadership Development Institute of the Pennsylvania Center for Policy Studies and Leadership, Dixon University Center, Harrisburg, PA March 12, 2002

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"Just Say 'No' to Toxic Tort Blackmail," A Defense Symposium for In-House Counsel: Avoiding Litigation Disasters, Dupont Primary Law Firm Network, Philadelphia, PA April 15, 2002

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Opening Statement and Report Briefing of Youth, Pornography, and the Internet May 2, 2002

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Statement before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Commerce, State, Justice, and the Judiciary, and Related Agencies regarding FBI Reorganization June 21, 2002

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"Tools for the Fight Against Corruption," Government Integrity and Anti-Corruption Seminar for Officials from Developing Nations, International Law Institute, Washington, DC July 10, 2002

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"The Rule of Law: Abraham Lincoln's Political Religion," Celebration of the 194th Anniversary of the Birth of Abraham Lincoln, Union League of Philadelphia, Philadelphia, PA February 12, 2003

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"Some Thoughts on America's Challenges at Home and Abroad: the Centrality of Democracy and the Rule of Law," Chester Forum, John Tyler Community College, Chester, VA March 8, 2003

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"America Faces the Challenge of War at Home and Abroad," 2003 Washington-Lincoln-Reagan Dinner sponsored by Charlottesville and Albemarle County Republican Committees, Charlottesville, VA March 19, 2003

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"Homeland Security, Civil Liberties and the Courts," Sloan Fellows at the Brookings Institution, Washington, DC March 25, 2003

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"Homeland Security, Civil Liberties, and the Rule of Law," University of Pennsylvania Law Review Banquet, Philadelphia, PA April 4, 2003

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"Crisis in Corporate America?" Purdue Series on Corporate Citizenship and Ethics, Krannert School of Management at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN April 14, 2003

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"Dealing with the Crisis in Corporate America: The Lawyer's Role," "Navigating the Path to Transparency--One Goal, Multiple Perspective" A Conference sponsored by Chief Legal Executive LLC, Chicago, IL June 3, 2003

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Commencement Address to Class of 2003, Sewickley Academy, Sewickley, PA June 7, 2003

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Testimony before the U.S. House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Commerce, State, Justice, Judiciary, and Related Agencies regarding FBI Reorganization, Washington, DC June 18, 2003

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"Disabilities and Civil Rights: The Challenges of Empowerment," 5th Anniversary Celebration Luncheon of ARC of Florida, Gainesville, FL July 11, 2003

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"Corporate Investigations After WorldCom," A Conference sponsored by the Chief Legal Officer of the 21st Century Advisory Group, Washington, DC September 18, 2003

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Prepared Remarks for Presentation to the House Committee on Government Reform, Subcommittee on Wellness and Human Rights, Washington, DC October 1, 2003

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"The Role of Faith in Decision-Making," to "Faith, Ethics and the Law: Legal Issues and the Church." Conference sponsored by the Center of Continuing Education, Princeton Theological Seminary, Princeton, NJ October 14, 2003

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"WorldCom: Lessons in Corporate Governance," Conferences in San Francisco and Los Angeles, CA October 28-29, 2003

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"Some Lessons to be Learned from the Breakdown of Corporate Governance at WorldCom," Meeting of Committee on Federal Regulation of Securities of The Business Law Section of The American Association December 5, 2003

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"Memorable Moments in 20th Century American Presidential Elections," Lecture Series Aboard Seven Seas Voyager February 12, 2004

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"The Case for Civil Justice Reform," upon Receipt of the Inaugural Lifetime Service Award, Georgetown Law School Chapter of the Federalist Society, Washington, DC February 18, 2004

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"Reflections on Corporate Governance: The WorldCom Experience," Langone Center, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA February 24, 2004

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"A Crisis in Corporate Governance? The WorldCom Experience," The Executive Forum, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA March 22, 2004

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"A Crisis in Corporate Governance? The WorldCom Experience," Duquesne Club, Pittsburgh, PA March 25, 2004

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Statement before The Congressional Human Rights Caucus on "International Disability Rights: The Proposed UN Convention," Washington, DC March 30, 2004

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"A Recipe for Sound Management and Administration: "Doing the Right Thing" and "Doing the Thing Right," Ceremonies Establishing a Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, Widener University, Chester, PA April 29, 2004

Subseries 2. Transcripts

Scope and Content Notes: There are 47 transcripts in this section that exhibit similar diversity to that of the speeches in Dick Thornburgh's ongoing career. All of these are from television appearances when Thornburgh was invited to discuss various timely and controversial issues in the headlines. Primarily the transcripts are from the following program appearances: MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour, and CNN "Late Edition" with Wolf Blitzer. There are a few also from CNN's "Early Edition," "World Today," "Judy Woodruff's Inside Politics," "Larry King Live," and ABC's "Ron Owens Program." Topics include, for example: President Clinton's legal trouble, the controversial year 2000 election, tax cuts, FBI leadership, sniper murder case, Pledge of Allegiance decision, 9/11 terrorism, the Patriot Act, and Three Mile Island (TMI).

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CNN "Late Edition" regarding Racial Divisions in the Criminal Justice System October 8, 1995

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"MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," 'Family Feuds' regarding relationship between presidents and attorneys general December 3, 1997

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Dick Thornburgh on Starr's Next Move' April 5, 1998

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"MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour," 'Vote for Democracy' regarding Hong Kong's Elections May 25, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Ground Zero: Global Threat of Nuclear Weapons; How do you make Campaign Finance Reform a Reality?' June 14, 1998

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CNN "Early Edition," 'Allegations of Leaks to Reporters Through Ken Starr' June 15, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding new developments in the Monica Lewinsky story June 21, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Clinton/Lewinsky matters October 4, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Clinton/Paula Jones matters October 18, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Showdown With Iraq: The World Watches' November 16, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Clinton/Lewinsky/Tripp matters December 29, 1998

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Trial of the President' January 24, 1999

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Congress and President Face the Task of Moving Beyond Impeachment Trials; Republicans and Democrats Call for Bipartisan Cooperation' February 14, 1999

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Branch Dividian standoff with FBI, Waco, TX September 5, 1999

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CNN "Early Edition," 'Thornburgh: Waco Investigation "Troublesome"' September 7, 1999

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CNN "World Today," 'Debate Continues on Impeachment Process' December 17, 1999

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Independent Counsel's Continuing Investigation of Clinton March 19, 2000

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CNN "Early Edition," 'Thornburgh: Justice Department's Delay in Acting to Reunite Elian Gonzalez with Father "Very Troublesome"' April 21, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding President Clinton's Legal Troubles May 28, 2000

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CNN "Early Edition," 'Thornburgh: News of Criminal Investigation of President Clinton "Nothing New"' August 18, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Legal Consequences from Monica Lewinsky Affair August 20, 2000

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CNN "Larry King Live," 'How Long will America have to Wait for a President-Elect?' November 10, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Battle for the White House Continues in Florida' November 12, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'The Florida Recount' November 19, 2000

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CBS "Face the Nation" regarding the 2000 Election Recount November 19, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Election 2000: Florida Recount Deadline Approaches; Palm Beach County Continues Counting' November 26, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'When Will America Know Who its Next President Will Be?' December 4, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Will the Supreme Court be the Final Stop for Campaign 2000' December 10, 2000

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Clinton's legal issues January 21, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Exactly How Big Should the Federal Cut Be?; How Should Clinton be Penalized for Pardoning Marc Rich, if at all?' February 18, 2001

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CNN "Early Edition," 'Lanny Davis, Dick Thornburgh Discuss Clinton's "New York Times" Op-Ed Article' February 19, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer," 'Is Bush's Proposed Tax Cut Too Large?; How Have Pardon Scandals Hurt the Federal Government?' February 25, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the FBI Directorship May 6, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the Chandra Levy/Condit Case June 24, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the Chandra Levy/Condit Case July 15, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the Chandra Levy/Condit Case July 22, 2001

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding final report on investigation of former President Bill Clinton March 10, 2002

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the United States' role in its War against Terrorism June 16, 2002

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding Pledge of Allegiance Ruling June 30, 2002

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the sniper murder cases November 10, 2002

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CNN "NewsNight with Aaron Brown" regarding race and civil rights December 19, 2002

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the leak of an undercover CIA operative's identity October 12, 2003

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ABC "The Ron Owens Program," Interview with Dick Thornburgh regarding multiple issues October 28, 2003

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CNN "Late Edition with Wolf Blitzer" regarding the terror threat level in the United States December 21, 2003

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CNN interview regarding 9/11 Commission Hearing April 14. 2004

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CNN "Judy Woodruff's Inside Politics" regarding the Patriot Act April 19, 2004

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Three Mile Island (TMI) Interview with Dick Thornburgh January 22, 2011

Subseries 3. Foreign Trips

Scope and Content Notes: There are eighteen foreign trips in this section of Thornburgh's ongoing career. These clearly derive from Thornburgh's outstanding career and the esteem with which he is regarded. The majority of the foreign trips were organized to monitor the elections in newly democratic countries, such as Ukraine, Russia, Nigeria, Hong Kong, and Cambodia. These trips were organized primarily by two organizations-the International Republican Institute (IRI) and the National Democratic Institute (NDI). The mission of both is similar and well summarized in the mission statement found on the IRI website: a "dedicat[ion] to advancing democracy, freedom, self-government and the rule of law worldwide." Thornburgh's personal commitment to the promotion of democracy and Rule of Law worldwide are clearly represented in the election and pre-election observation missions, the "Good Governance" conferences in Guatemala, and the Rule of Law mission to Russia. There are several other trips where Thornburgh was invited to be a featured speaker. These include his trip to Lisbon, Portugal, to participate in the USIA U.S. Speakers Program, and his trip with Ginny on the Radisson Seven Seas Cruise Tour of Brazil, during which he was the featured "celebrity speaker." Dick and Ginny Thornburgh's exceptional commitment to disability issues also relate to two trips in particular, both sponsored by the Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation (EREF). Both of these trips were to the Republic of Korea (South Korea). These demonstrate the couple's unwavering commitment to advocating and improving the conditions and treatment of disabled persons worldwide. Especially meaningful is a reprint of an article, included in the files, written by Ginny Thornburgh and published in Guideposts magazine, entitled, "For the Love of Peter." The Thornburghs also enjoyed two trips sponsored by the Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS), for which Ginny serves as a member of the Board of Trustees. In 2000, Ginny asked Dick on the PTS information sheet regarding the Holy Land-Jerusalem trip if they could go for her 60th birthday, which they did. Three years later, she reciprocated with an encircled paragraph on the French Reformation trip in the PTS newsletter wishing her husband "Happy birthday!" The material for these trips is mostly "touristy" and reflects their personal enjoyment. The foreign trip files are organized by destination, with the countries most visited (Russia, Hong Kong, Korea) first, and all singular trips to countries following. The reasoning for a non-chronological order for the trips derives from Thornburgh's inevitable in-depth preparation prior to and subsequent to visiting a country. This is particularly significant when he had occasion to visit a country more than once. For example, Thornburgh visited Russia in 1993, 1995, and 1996. Yet he monitored and collected news clippings and articles each year from 1991-1997. For that reason, all the Russia trip files appear first, with a subsequent "news clippings" and "publications and journals" section. The "single-visit" trips are arranged in chronological order. The Ongoing Career foreign trips and related files are arranged as follows: 1) International Republican Institute (IRI) Russian Election Monitoring Mission, December 7-15, 1993; 2) Trip to Russia, October 24, 1995; 3) International Republican Institute (IRI) Russian Election Monitoring Mission, June 10-18, 1996; 4) Russia news clippings and articles (from all trips); 5) Publications and journals regarding Russia (from all trips); 6) International Republican Institute (IRI) Rule of Law Mission to Hong Kong, June 12-19, 1994; 7) National Democratic Institute (NDI) Pre-election Mission to Hong Kong, March 15-18, 1998; 8) Trip to Hong Kong, January 10-16, 1999; 9) Hong Kong news clippings and articles (from all trips); 10) Publications and journals regarding Hong Kong (from all trips); 11) "That All May Worship," Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation (EREF) trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh to the Republic of Korea, June 12-19, 1995; 12) Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation (EREF) disability-related trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh to the Republic of Korea, July 12-20, 1998; 13) Korea news clippings and articles (from both trips); 14) Publications and journals regarding Korea (from both trips); 15) USIA "U.S. Speakers Program," Lisbon, Portugal, March 28-31, 1993; 16) Publications regarding Portugal; 17) Trip of Dick and Ginny Thornburgh to Taiwan, August 22-30, 1993; 18) International Republican Institute (IRI) and Institute of Democracy and Development (IDE) delegation to the "Good Governance Conference," November 28-30, 1994 and the "Second Good Governance Conference," Guatemala, February 2-3, 1995; 19) Guatemala news clippings and articles; 20) Publications and journals regarding Guatemala; 21) National Democratic Institute (NDI) "Nigeria Governors' Forum," Nigeria, April 26-29, 1999; 22) Nigeria news clippings and articles; 23) International Republican Institute (IRI) Presidential Election Observation Mission to Ukraine, November 9-17, 1999; 24) News clippings and articles regarding Ukraine; 25) Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) Tour to the Holy Land, Jerusalem, trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh, March 26-April 6, 2000; 26) News clippings and articles regarding Jerusalem; 27) Books and publications regarding The Holy Land (Jerusalem); 28) Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh from Rio de Janeiro to Fortaleza, Brazil, April 20-26, 2002; 29) Council for the United States and Italy Workshop, trip to Italy, June 7-8, 2002; 30) National Democratic Institute (NDI) Pre-election Mission to Cambodia, January 27-February 4, 2003; 31) News clippings and articles regarding Cambodia; 32) Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) [French] Reformation Tour of France and Switzerland, trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh, April 22-May 5, 2003.

Section: International Republican Institute (IRI) Russian Election Monitoring Mission, December 7-15, 1993

Box 986

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Pre-trip material: news releases following Attorney General USSR trip (October 14-20, 1989) December 7-15, 1993

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2

Pre-trip material: correspondence and interview requests (in Moscow) December 7-15, 1993

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3

Pre-trip material: planning documents and list of confirmed delegates December 7-15, 1993

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4

Pre-trip material: "Delegation Report: IRI Monitoring Mission to the Referendum in the Russian Federation," published by the IRI December 7-15, 1993

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5

Pre-trip material: Kazakhstan parliamentarian's visit to the United States to discuss the U.S. legislative system and its possibilities in Central Asia December 7-15, 1993

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6

Pre-trip material: letter to Thornburgh from Thomas Reems regarding Veniamin Yakovlev's visit to the U.S. for planning conference "The Legal Defense of Entrepreneurship, Judicial Reform, and the Developing Commercial Code in Russia" December 7-15, 1993

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7

Pre-trip material: "Report on the Ethnic Conflict in the Russian Federation and Transcaucasia," a Strengthening Democratic Institutions Project of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government December 7-15, 1993

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8

Pre-trip material: Russia election candidates briefing in The Financial Times December 7-15, 1993

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9

Pre-trip material: election observer briefing materials and Thornburgh's notes December 7-15, 1993

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10

Pre-trip material: briefing material and background on Russia's politics and elections December 7-15, 1993

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11

Pre-trip material: flight and hotel information and tickets December 7-15, 1993

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12

Trip material: IRI welcome folder (includes trip itineraries, emergency procedures, talking points and Russia briefings) December 7-15, 1993

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Trip material: trip itinerary December 7-15, 1993

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14

Trip material: press conferences and interviews December 7-15, 1993

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15

Trip material: "Translation of Decisions of The Central Election Commission of the Russian Federation," prepared by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) December 7-15, 1993

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Trip material: IRI news release, "Republican Parliamentary Election Observation Mission Preliminary Statement" December 7-15, 1993

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17

Trip material: memorabilia and invitations December 7-15, 1993

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18

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip, talking points and election fact sheet December 7-15, 1993

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19

Trip material: trip diary, "Russia Votes: A Monitoring Undertaking by the IRI, Dick Thornburgh's Journal of the Events Surrounding the Historic Elections of December 12, 1993" December 7-15, 1993

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20

Post-trip material: election results and news articles December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: "List of Deputies Elected to the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation," prepared by the IRI December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: press conference talking points December 7-15, 1993

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23

Post-trip material: correspondence with Russian officials and U.S. Senator John McCain December 7-15, 1993

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24

Post-trip material: print media coverage of the IRI Election Observation Mission as of February 2, 1994, and corresponding articles December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: Thornburgh article, "Election Observation Mission to Russia," IRI newsletter December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: Thornburgh Op-Ed, "How Russia can Make its Next Elections Fairer," The Washington Times December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: report on the Moscow and Saratov jury trials December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: "IRI Election Observation Mission Report," draft December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: "IRI Election Observation Mission Report," final copy December 7-15, 1993

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Post-trip material: Rule of Law Consortium, Newly Independent States (NIS) Rule of Law (ROL) Program to support processes of democratization December 7-15, 1993

Section: Trip to Russia, October 24, 1995

Box 987

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Pre-trip material: Judiciary, due process and the Russian Commercial Courts briefing material October 24, 1995

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2

Pre-trip material: Russia briefing materials from the IRI October 24, 1995

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3

Pre-trip material: "Russia's Tinderbox: Conflict in the North Caucasus and Its Implications for the Future of the Russian Federation," a Strengthening Democratic Institutions Project of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government October 24, 1995

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4

Pre-trip material: "Steel Imports from Russia and their Implications for Steel Markets," a Congressional Research Service Report October 24, 1995

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5

Pre-trip material: "Looking Beyond Moscow: Doing Business in Central Asia, Ukraine, and the Russia Far East" conference, Boston, MA October 24, 1995

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Pre-trip material: newsletters from the Heritage Foundation regarding Russia October 24, 1995

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7

Pre-trip material: travel documents and customs declaration forms October 24, 1995

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8

Trip material: hotel welcome sheet October 24, 1995

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9

Trip material: "Commercial Law Judicial Training," published by the International Law Institute (ILI) and Georgetown University (in Russian) October 24, 1995

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10

Post-trip material: correspondence October 24, 1995

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11

Post-trip material: "Yeltsin's Anti-reform Policies: Kow-towing to Cronyism," report by the Maldon Institute October 24, 1995

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12

Post-trip material: newsletters from the Heritage Foundation regarding Russia October 24, 1995

Section: International Republican Institute (IRI) Russian Election Monitoring Mission, June 10-18, 1996

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13

Pre-trip material: letter from IRI and request to join election observation mission June 10-18, 1996

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14

Pre-trip material: IRI news release regarding international election observation mission to Russia June 10-18, 1996

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15

Pre-trip material: Correspondence to Russian officials from Cuyler Walker regarding Thornburgh's visit June 10-18, 1996

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16

Pre-trip material: delegate briefing meeting June 10-18, 1996

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17

Pre-trip material: briefing material June 10-18, 1996

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18

Pre-trip material: briefing material, "Press and Editorial Comments on Russia's Presidential Elections" June 10-18, 1996

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19

Pre-trip material: briefing material, "Regional Profile--Moscow," and letter regarding regional observation deployments June 10-18, 1996

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20

Pre-trip material: briefing material on the observation mission from the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe of the European Union's (EU) Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights June 10-18, 1996

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21

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements (including visas, flights, hotel and meal accommodations) June 10-18, 1996

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22

Pre-trip material: Forum for International Policy issue brief, "The Russian Presidential Election: Epochal or Prosaic?" June 10-18, 1996

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23

Pre-trip material: National Security Telecommunications Advisory Committee, presentation by Arnaud de Borchgrave on global organized crime and Russia June 10-18, 1996

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24

Pre-trip material: Federal Law Articles on the activities of election observers during the election of President of the Russian Federation June 10-18, 1996

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25

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules June 10-18, 1996

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26

Trip material: press conference briefing material June 10-18, 1996

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27

Trip material: talking points and possible questions and answers June 10-18, 1996

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28

Trip material: IRI news release regarding improvement of democracy in Russian elections June 10-18, 1996

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29

Trip material: IRI Election Observation Mission's preliminary statement June 10-18, 1996

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30

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip June 10-18, 1996

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31

Trip material: Trip diary, "Russia Elects a President: Round One, A Journal of the Election Monitoring Mission to the Russian Federation of the IRI, Dick Thornburgh, Co-chairman" June 10-18, 1996

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32

Trip material: memorabilia June 10-18, 1996

Box 988

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Post-trip material: correspondence (including to Veniamin Yakovlev) June 10-18, 1996

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2

Post-trip material: "20 Most Asked Questions" and answers, prepared by the International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES) June 10-18, 1996

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3

Post-trip material: IRI briefing on Russian presidential election and assessment from trip delegates June 10-18, 1996

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4

Post-trip material: "The Civil Code of the Russian Federation," with introduction by Veniamin Yakovlev June 10-18, 1996

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5

Post-trip material: Invitation to Thornburgh to participate in International Bar Association's 6th Eastern European Regional Conference, "Russian Law in Transition: The International Perspective" June 10-18, 1996

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6

Post-trip material: "Restructuring Aid to Russia: Revising H.R. 4426," Issue Bulletin, newsletter of the Heritage Foundation June 10-18, 1996

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7

Post-trip material: Russian American Business Center as law client June 10-18, 1996

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8

Post-trip material: "IRI Election Observation Mission Report," draft and final copy June 10-18, 1996

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9

Post-trip material: "Protocols and Vote Summaries of Russia's Presidential Election: Round 1, June 16, 1996," prepared by IRI June 10-18, 1996

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10

Post-trip material: "Protocols and Vote Summaries of Russia's Presidential Election: Round 2, July 3, 1996," prepared by IRI June 10-18, 1996

Section: Russia News Clippings and Articles (from all trips)

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11-16

News clippings 1991-1997

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17

The Moscow Times newspapers 1993-1996

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18

The Moscow Tribune newspapers 1993-1996

Section: Publications and Journals regarding Russia (from all trips)

Box 989

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1

"Windows of Opportunity: From Cold War to Peaceful Competition in U.S.-Soviet Relations," a joint statement of the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and the Soviet Academy of Sciences January 29, 1984

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2

"Perestroika and the Procuracy: The Changing Role of the Prosecutor's Office in the Former USSR," a U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) paper February, 1992

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3

"Surviving Together: A Journal on Relations with the Former Soviet Union," published by the Institute for Soviet-American Relations (ISAR) Winter, 1992

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4

"U.S. Relations with Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe," Aspen Institute Conference booklets 1992-1995

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5

Vedernikov, Nikolai T. and O.N. Vedernikova, "Problems of Constitutional Jurisprudence and the Formulation of a 'Rule of Law' State in Russia," Saint Louis University Law Journal, Vol. 38, No. 4 Summer, 1994

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6

East European Constitutional Review, Vols. 3-4 1994-1995

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7

"Russia's National Security State," a report by the Maldon Institute July 19, 1995

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8

Russia: Economy and Politics magazine, published by the Gorbachev Foundation 1995

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9

Amcham News, Vol. 3, No. 10, published by the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia March-April, 1996

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10

"Russia on the Eve of the Presidential Election: A Staff Report to the Committee on Foreign Relations of the U.S. Senate" May, 1996

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11

McFaul, Michael, "Russia Between Elections: What the December 1995 Results Really Mean," published by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace 1996

Section: International Republican Institute (IRI) Rule of Law Mission to Hong Kong, June 12-19, 1994

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12

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements (including visas, flights, hotel and meal accommodations) June 12-19, 1994

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13-14

Pre-trip material: briefing material, including Thornburgh's notes on Rule of Law June 12-19, 1994

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15

Pre-trip material: "Hong Kong: America's Business Partner in Asia" briefing material June 12-19, 1994

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16

Pre-trip material: correspondence June 12-19, 1994

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17

Pre-trip material: IRI luncheon featuring Martin C.M. Lee, chairman of the United Democrats of Hong Kong, speaking on democracy and Rule of Law in Hong Kong (introduced by Thornburgh) June 12-19, 1994

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18

Pre-trip material: invitation to attend presentation of speaker John Kamm, resident of Hong Kong and active spokesman for U.S. economic interests in the territory, presentation sponsored by the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations June 12-19, 1994

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19

Pre-trip material: "The Sino-British Joint Declaration on the Question of Hong Kong," agreement signed by Margaret Thatcher and Zhao Ziyang June 12-19, 1994

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20

Pre-trip material: briefing on the jailing of Hong Kong journalist Xi Yang in China June 12-19, 1994

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21

Pre-trip material: briefing on popular Hong Kong political personalities (including Emily Lau) June 12-19, 1994

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22

Pre-trip material: testimony of Emily Lau on Hong Kong's elections and democracy in the territory June 12-19, 1994

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23

Pre-trip material: briefing on Hong Kong press freedom and corresponding legislation June 12-19, 1994

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24

Pre-trip material: briefing on Hong Kong's legal system and legal aid June 12-19, 1994

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25

Pre-trip material: "Asia and Pacific Decade of Disabled Persons, 1993-2002: The Starting Point," published by ESCAP (of the United Nations) June 12-19, 1994

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26

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules June 12-19, 1994

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27

Trip material: "Hong Kong's Bill of Rights, 1991-1994, and Beyond," a seminar organized by the Faculty of Law at the University of Hong Kong June 12-19, 1994

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28

Trip material: "The Rule of Law in Hong Kong ... Today and Tomorrow," remarks by Dick Thornburgh to the American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong June 12-19, 1994

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29

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip June 12-19, 1994

Box 990

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1

Trip material: trip diary, "The Rule of Law in Hong Kong ... Today and Tomorrow: A Journal of the Visit to Hong Kong by Dick Thornburgh for the IRI" June 12-19, 1994

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2

Trip material: trip memorabilia June 12-19, 1994

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3

Post-trip material: correspondence and invitations June 12-19, 1994

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4

Post-trip material: "A Blow to Hong Kong's Future," The Washington Post, an Op-ed by Thornburgh June 12-19, 1994

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5

Post-trip material: U.S. Senate Congressional Record congratulating Martin C.M. Lee on receiving the 1995 International Human Rights Award by the American Bar Association Litigation Section June 12-19, 1994

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6

Post-trip material: "Hong Kong's Future is Being Decided Now," unpublished article by Thornburgh June 12-19, 1994

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7

Post-trip material: "Hong Kong's Countdown to 1997," unpublished article by Thornburgh June 12-19, 1994

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8

Post-trip material: Statement of Dick Thornburgh to Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Committee on Foreign Relations of the U.S. Senate June 12-19, 1994

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9

Post-trip material: testimonies of others to Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs, Committee on Foreign Relations of the U.S. Senate June 12-19, 1994

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10

Post-trip material: "America's Stake in Hong Kong," Asian Studies Center Backgrounder, No. 137, newsletter of the Heritage Foundation June 12-19, 1994

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11

Post-trip material: biography on Roderick [B]un Woo for meeting with Dick Thornburgh June 12-19, 1994

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12

Post-trip material: Newsletter, published by the Embassy of the People's Republic of China June 12-19, 1994

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13

Post-trip material: "International Espionage for Commercial Advantage" paper by Davis B. Bobrow and Robert T. Kudrle June 12-19, 1994

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14

Post-trip material: IRI Rule of Law Mission to Hong Kong report, draft and final copy June 12-19, 1994

Section: National Democratic Institute (NDI) Pre-election Mission to Hong Kong, March 15-18, 1998

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15

Pre-trip material: invitation to participate in Hong Kong mission March 15-18, 1998

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16

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements, including flights and hotel March 15-18, 1998

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17

Pre-trip material: list of participating delegates March 15-18, 1998

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18

Pre-trip material: briefing material on trip March 15-18, 1998

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19

Pre-trip material: "Guidelines on Election-Related Activities in Respect of 1998 Legislative Council Elections," prepared by the Electoral Affairs Commission March 15-18, 1998

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20

Pre-trip material: final report of the IRI Rule of Law Mission to Hong Kong (dated June, 1994) March 15-18, 1998

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21

Pre-trip material: Thornburgh's trip diary from IRI Rule of Law Mission to Hong Kong and remarks to American Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong (dated June, 1994) March 15-18, 1998

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22

Pre-trip material: "Hong Kong's 'Sham' Democracy," unpublished article by Dick Thornburgh March 15-18, 1998

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23

Pre-trip material: "The Rule of Law in Hong Kong: Some Implications for U.S. Policy," article by Dick Thornburgh, University of Pennsylvania Journal of International Economic Law, Vol. 18 No. 1 March 15-18, 1998

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24

Pre-trip material: correspondence March 15-18, 1998

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25

Pre-trip material: "Six-month Report on Hong Kong, July-December 1997: Presented to Parliament by the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs by the Command of Her Majesty," published in Britain March 15-18, 1998

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26

Pre-trip material: "Introducing the University of Hong Kong," briefing March 15-18, 1998

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27

Pre-trip material: briefing materials on the Better Hong Kong Foundation March 15-18, 1998

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28

Pre-trip material: briefing materials on the Hong Kong Policy Research Institute (HKPRI) March 15-18, 1998

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29

Pre-trip material: briefing materials on the Provisional Legislative Council (PLC) of Hong Kong March 15-18, 1998

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30

Pre-trip material: legal cases in Hong Kong and Rule of Law matters March 15-18, 1998

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31

Pre-trip material: news releases from Hong Kong's Democratic Party regarding Rule of Law March 15-18, 1998

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32

Trip material: preliminary statement of the NDI delegation March 15-18, 1998

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33

Trip material: press coverage and interview requests for Thornburgh March 15-18, 1998

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34

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip March 15-18, 1998

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35

Trip material: memorabilia March 15-18, 1998

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36

NDI reports pre and post 3/98 mission, including 3/98 led by Dick Thornburgh 1997-1998

Section: Trip to Hong Kong, January 10-16, 1999

Box 991

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1

Trip material: itineraries and schedules January 10-16, 1999

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2

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip January 10-16, 1999

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3

Trip material: trip diary (handwritten) January 10-16, 1999

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4

Post-trip material: correspondence January 10-16, 1999

Section: Hong Kong News Clippings and Articles (from all trips)

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5-10

News clippings 1992-1998

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11

South China Morning Post 1994-1998

Section: Publications and Journals regarding Hong Kong (from all trips)

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12

"Obscene Articles Tribunal," published by the Hong Kong Administrative Region Government 1987

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13

"Legal System in Hong Kong," produced by Legal Department of the Hong Kong Government April, 1991

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14

Publications regarding Hong Kong Bill of Rights, published by the Faculty of Law at University of Hong Kong 1991-1999

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15

"Hong Kong's Transition: Problems and Prospects," published by the Faculty of Law at University of Hong Kong November 28, 1992

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16

Turning Point, published by Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions January, 1994

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17

On the Record, Vols. 1-2, published by the Hong Kong Journalists Association January-May, 1994

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18

China Labor Bulletin, issue 2 April, 1994

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19

Far Eastern Economic Review June 16, 1994, June 23, 1994

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20

"New Hong Kong Law Boosts U.S. Firms," Lawyer International, no. 23 August, 1994

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21

"Hong Kong Journalists Association 26th Anniversary Bulletin" 1994

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22

United States-China Relations: Notes from the National Committee, Vol. 23 No. 2 Winter, 1995

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23

"The Future of Hong Kong," The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science September, 1996

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24

Hong Kong Circle, published by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Washington, DC, Vol. 1 No. 8 June-July, 1997

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25

"No Hong Kong Deal for Taiwan," Asian Studies Center Backgrounder, No. 151 August 4, 1997

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26

"Prospectus," University of Hong Kong 1997-1998

Section: That All May Worship," Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation (EREF) Trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh to the Republic of Korea, June 12-19, 1995

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27

Pre-trip material: briefing materials saved from Attorney General's trip to Tokyo and Seoul, August 31-September 7, 1990 June 12-19, 1995

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28

Pre-trip material: Thornburgh's notes and to-do lists for Korea trip June 12-19, 1995

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29

Pre-trip material: correspondence June 12-19, 1995

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30

Pre-trip material: UN Economic and Social Council (ESC) 33rd Session, Vienna, "Monitoring of International Plans and Programmes of Action" to equalize opportunities for disabled persons June 12-19, 1995

Box 992

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Pre-trip material: reports regarding (U.S.) state governments' compliance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) June 12-19, 1995

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2

Pre-trip material: Letters to the Editor and news clippings regarding ADA June 12-19, 1995

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3

Pre-trip material: "Enforcing the ADA: A Status Report Update from the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ)," published by the DOJ June 12-19, 1995

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4

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding "The Kim Dae-Jung Foundation for the Asia-Pacific Region," and the Forum for Democratic Leaders June 12-19, 1995

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5

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding "U.S. Security Strategy for the East Asia-Pacific Region," published by the U.S. Department of Defense June 12-19, 1995

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6

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding roles of women in East Asia and Korea June 12-19, 1995

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7

Pre-trip material: "The Current Situation of People Who Are Differently Abled in South Korea," published by the Research Institute for the Rights of Differently Abled and the Association of the Welfare of the Differently Abled in Korea June 12-19, 1995

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8

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding technology-based economic development in Korea June 12-19, 1995

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9

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules June 12-19, 1995

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10

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip June 12-19, 1995

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11

Trip material: trip diary, "That All May Worship in Korea: A Journal of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh's Trip to the Republic of Korea," includes background material and notes June 12-19, 1995

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12

Trip material: trip memorabilia June 12-19, 1995

Folder

13

Post-trip material: invitation to Thornburgh to participate in "Democracy and the Reform Movement in Korea: a Joint Conference by the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) and the Korea-American Society" June 12-19, 1995

Folder

14

Post-trip material: correspondence June 12-19, 1995

Section: Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation (EREF) Disability-related Trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh to the Republic of Korea, July 12-20, 1998

Folder

15

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements July 12-20, 1998

Folder

16

Pre-trip material: correspondence, including letter regarding Korea winning first FDR International Disability Award July 12-20, 1998

Folder

17

Pre-trip material: briefing on Korean manners and etiquette July 12-20, 1998

Folder

18

Pre-trip material: National Disability Organization (NDO) and ADA materials, including article "For the Love of Peter," by Ginny Thornburgh, Guideposts magazine July 12-20, 1998

Folder

19

Pre-trip material: "From Bad Luck to Movie Stardom," an address by Young Woo Kang given to the World Committee on Disability July 12-20, 1998

Folder

20

Pre-trip material: briefing material on U.S.-Korea trade and the Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTPA) July 12-20, 1998

Folder

21

Pre-trip material: Thornburgh's notes July 12-20, 1998

Folder

22

Pre-trip material: A Father and Son's Dream: Stepping into the International Arena: translation of book by Dr. Young Woo Kang, regarding the Thornburghs and the ADA July 12-20, 1998

Folder

23

Pre-trip material: "Come to the Millennium: Rights and Strategies for the Future," Keynote address by H. Rutherford Turnbull, III, presented to the American Association on Mental Retardation, San Diego, CA July 12-20, 1998

Folder

24

Pre-trip material: briefing on situation of people with disabilities in Korea July 12-20, 1998

Folder

25

Trip material: itineraries and schedules July 12-20, 1998

Folder

26

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip July 12-20, 1998

Folder

27

Trip material: trip diary, "Korea Revisited: That All May Worship Three Years Later: A Journal of the Visit of Dick and Ginny Thornburgh to Korea" July 12-20, 1998

Folder

28

Trip material: trip memorabilia July 12-20, 1998

Folder

29

Post-trip material: Thornburgh's to-do list July 12-20, 1998

Folder

30

Post-trip material: correspondence July 12-20, 1998

Section: Korea News Clippings and Articles (from both trips)

Folder

31-33

News clippings 1994-1998

Folder

34

The Korea Times June, 1995

Folder

35

The Korea Herald June, 1995

Section: Publications and Journals regarding Korea (from both trips)

Box 993

Folder

1

Kirkbride, Wayne, Panmunjon: Facts about the Korean DMZ 1985

Folder

2

"Judicial System of Korea," published by the Ministry of Court Administration, Supreme Court of Korea 1991

Folder

3

"Operation People First: Toward a National Disability Policy," a report of the President's Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities' 1993 Teleconference Project March, 1994

Folder

4

"The New Competitive Advantage: Expanding the Participation of People with Disabilities in the American Work Force: Special advertising section," reprinted from Business Week in association with the National Organization on Disability (NOD) May 30, 1994

Folder

5

"Closing the Gap: Expanding the Participation of Americans with Disabilities," prepared by the National Organization on Disability (NOD) October, 1994

Folder

6

Angel's Haven Newsletter Fall, 1994

Folder

7

"Is Culture Destiny?" article by Kim Dae-Jung, reprinted from Foreign Affairs, Vol. 73, No. 6 November-December, 1994

Folder

8

Korea and Asia: A Collection of Essays, Speeches and Discussions, by Kim Dae-Jung, published by the Kim Dae-Jung Peace Foundation Press 1994

Folder

9

"Special Education and Rehabilitation are Investments for the Future," a report by the Seoul International Conference on Special Education and Rehabilitation, published by the Education and Rehabilitation Exchange Foundation International (EREF) 1994

Folder

10

"Photo Report of the Inaugural Conference," prepared by the Forum of Democratic Leaders in the Asia-Pacific (FDL-AP) [ca. January, 1995]

Folder

11

"Korea: U.S. Trade and Investment Issues," published by the American Chamber of Commerce in Korea (AMCHAM) 1995

Folder

12

Disability International newsletter, published by Disabled People's International 1995-1997

Folder

13

Heritage Foundation and Institute for National Strategic Studies newsletters 1995-1998

Folder

14

"The Constitutional Court: The Republic of Korea," published by the Constitutional Court 1996

Folder

15

"Goodwill Industries," published by Goodwill regarding the company in Korea 1998

Folder

16

"International Understanding and Cooperation Through Disability," the 6th International Conference on Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities 1998

Folder

17

"Managing Change on the Korean Peninsula," a report of an Independent Task Force sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations 1998

Folder

18

"The Kim Dae-Jung Peace Foundation for the Asia-Pacific Region (KPF)," prepared by the Kim Dae-Jung Foundation undated

Section: USIA "U.S. Speakers Program," Lisbon, Portugal, March 28-31, 1993

Folder

19

Pre-trip material: invitation to be a speaker in program March 28-31, 1993

Folder

20

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding program March 28-31, 1993

Folder

21

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements March 28-31, 1993

Folder

22

Pre-trip material: background on Portuguese officials, the language, and the Portuguese legal system March 28-31, 1993

Folder

23

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules March 28-31, 1993

Folder

24

Trip material: dinners and event invitations March 28-31, 1993

Folder

25

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip March 28-31, 1993

Folder

26

Trip material: trip memorabilia March 28-31, 1993

Folder

27

Post-trip material: travel expense reports and reimbursements March 28-31, 1993

Folder

28

Post-trip material: USIA telegram regarding Thornburgh's visit to Portugal March 28-31, 1993

Folder

29

Post-trip material: correspondence March 28-31, 1993

Section: Publications regarding Portugal

Folder

30

"Constituicao dos EUA (Constitution of the U.S.)," published by Gradiva Publicacoes 1993

Section: Trip of Dick and Ginny Thornburgh to Taipei, Taiwan, August 22-30, 1993

Folder

31

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements August 22-30, 1993

Folder

32

Trip material: itineraries and schedules August 22-30, 1993

Folder

33

Trip material: trip diary, "China: Across the Straits: Journal of the Visit of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh to the Republic of China on Taiwan" August 22-30, 1993

Folder

34

Trip material: trip memorabilia August 22-30, 1993

Section: International Republican Institute (IRI) and Institute of Democracy and Development (IDE) Delegation to the "Good Governance Conference," November 28-30, 1994 and the "Second Good Governance Conference," Guatemala, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

35

Pre-trip material: correspondence November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

36

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

37

Pre-trip material: IRI news release regarding conferences November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

38

Pre-trip material: Thornburgh's notes and talking points November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

39

Pre-trip material: briefing material on conference and corrupt government situation in Guatemala November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Box 994

Folder

1

Pre-trip material: Panamanian Code of Ethics November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

2

Pre-trip material: human rights legislation in Guatemala briefing material November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

3

Pre-trip material: briefing materials on Guatemala's National Rescue Movement (SOL) for national solidarity November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

4

Pre-trip material: general briefing materials on Guatemala November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

5

Pre-trip material: IRI Code of Ethics November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

6

Pre-trip material: briefing material regarding Partners of the Americas program November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

7

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

8

Trip material: welcome letter to Thornburgh from Erik Bolanos, president of the Institute for Democracy and Development in Guatemala November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

9

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

10

Trip material: trip diary of Thornburgh and drafts November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

11

Trip material: Panel forum, "Panel of Political Parties in the Promotion of Integrity in the Public Justice Administration" November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

12

Trip material: trip memorabilia November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

13

Post-trip material: correspondence November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

14

Post-trip material: follow-up briefing material on legal reform in Guatemala November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

15

Post-trip material: invitation to reception hosted by Edmond Mulet, Ambassador of Guatemala November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

16

Post-trip material: certificate presented to Thornburgh from the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) in Guatemala for participation in event November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

17

Post-trip material: certificate presented to Thornburgh for his "collaboration in the development of a Second Seminary, 'Ethics in Government: A Proposition before National Realities,'" from the IRI November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Folder

18

Post-trip material: "Breakthrough in Guatemala," IRI Newsletter, regarding IRI/IDE delegation trip November 28-30, 1994, February 2-3, 1995

Section: Guatemala News Clippings and Articles

Folder

19-22

News clippings 1993

Folder

23

Guatemala Weekly, Vol. 1 No. 4 November 26-December 2, 1994

Folder

24

El Defensor, published by the Procurador de Derechos Humanos (Attorney for Human Rights), No. 37 October, 1994

Section: Publications and Journals regarding Guatemala

Folder

25

Antigua for You (History for You), by Barbara Balchin de Koose 1992

Folder

26

"Politica y Constitucion en Guatemala: La constitucion de 1985 (Politics and the Constitution in Guatemala: The Constitution of 1985)," by Garcia Laguardia Jorge Mario 1994

Folder

27

"La revolucion del 20 de octubre de 1944 (The revolution of October 20, 1985)," published by the Procurador de Derechos Humanos (Attorney for Human Rights) 1994

Folder

28

Sensational Guatemala, by Diego Molina F., published by Editorial Everest 1994

Folder

29

"Pena de Muerte y Derechos Humanos: Un Tema de Nuestro Tiempo (The Death Penalty and Human Rights: An Issue for Our Time)," by Arnoldo Ortiz Moscoso, published by the Procurador de Derechos Humanos (Attorney for Human Rights) April, 1995

Section: National Democratic Institute (NDI) "Nigeria Governors' Forum," Nigeria, April 26-29, 1999

Folder

30

Pre-trip material: invitation to participate in Nigeria Governors' Forum April 26-29, 1999

Folder

31

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements April 26-29, 1999

Folder

32

Pre-trip material: correspondence April 26-29, 1999

Folder

33

Pre-trip material: general briefing materials on Nigeria April 26-29, 1999

Folder

34

Pre-trip material: NDI briefing material on Nigeria Governors' Forum April 26-29, 1999

Folder

35

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules April 26-29, 1999

Folder

36

Trip material: press kit on Nigeria trip April 26-29, 1999

Folder

37

Trip material: news release regarding Nigeria trip April 26-29, 1999

Folder

38

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip April 26-29, 1999

Folder

39

Trip material: "Last Chance for Nigeria?" unpublished Op-ed by Thornburgh April 26-29, 1999

Folder

40

Trip material: trip memorabilia April 26-29, 1999

Folder

41

Post-trip material: news releases and memoranda from the National Democratic Institute (NDI) April 26-29, 1999

Folder

42

Post-trip material: IRI newsletter regarding democratic elections in Nigeria April 26-29, 1999

Folder

43

Post-trip material: travel expense reports and reimbursements April 26-29, 1999

Folder

44

Post-trip material: correspondence April 26-29, 1999

Folder

45

Post-trip material: IRI invitation to attend luncheon, "The Role of Political Parties in Democratic Nigeria" April 26-29, 1999

Folder

46

Post-trip material: final report of the election observation mission to Nigeria, "Observing the 1998-1999 Nigeria Elections," prepared by the NDI April 26-29, 1999

Section: Nigeria News Clippings and Articles

Folder

47-49

News clippings 1994-2000

Folder

50

The Guardian (Nigerian newspaper) April 25-30, 1999

Section: International Republican Institute (IRI) Presidential Election Observation Mission to Ukraine, November 9-17, 1999

Box 995

Folder

1

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements, including visas, emergency contacts and liability forms November 9-17, 1999

Folder

2

Pre-trip material: correspondence November 9-17, 1999

Folder

3

Pre-trip material: Thornburgh's notes November 9-17, 1999

Folder

4

Pre-trip material: general briefing materials on Ukraine November 9-17, 1999

Folder

5

Pre-trip material: "Presidential Election Coverage," Eastern Economist: Ukraine's First Business and Investment Weekly, Vol. 6 No. 42 November 9-17, 1999

Folder

6

Pre-trip material: briefing material on Ukrainian and U.S. officials November 9-17, 1999

Folder

7

Pre-trip material: Ukraine elections briefing and background material November 9-17, 1999

Folder

8

Pre-trip material: "Delegate Briefing Book I: Ukraine Presidential Election Observation Mission," prepared by IRI November 9-17, 1999

Folder

9

Pre-trip material: "Delegate Briefing Book II: Ukraine Presidential Election Observation Mission," prepared by IRI November 9-17, 1999

Folder

10

Trip material: welcome folder and information packet on Ukraine November 9-17, 1999

Folder

11

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules November 9-17, 1999

Folder

12

Trip material: "Deployment Information" and briefing material, prepared by IRI November 9-17, 1999

Folder

13

Trip material: preliminary statement of the IRI delegation November 9-17, 1999

Folder

14

Trip material: Ukraine election results November 9-17, 1999

Folder

15

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip November 9-17, 1999

Folder

16

Trip material: trip memorabilia November 9-17, 1999

Folder

17

Trip material: talking points November 9-17, 1999

Folder

18

Post-trip material: correspondence November 9-17, 1999

Folder

19

Post-trip material: "IRI Election Observation Mission Report," draft and IRI Bulletin regarding trip November 9-17, 1999

Folder

20

Post-trip material: "IRI Election Observation Mission Report," final copy November 9-17, 1999

Section: News Clippings and Articles regarding Ukraine

Folder

21

News clippings 1999-2000

Folder

22

Kyiv Post November 4-11, 1999

Section: Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) Tour to the Holy Land, Jerusalem, Trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh, March 26-April 6, 2000

Folder

23

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements March 26-April 6, 2000

Folder

24

Pre-trip material: briefing materials regarding Jerusalem trip from the Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) March 26-April 6, 2000

Folder

25

Pre-trip material: participant list March 26-April 6, 2000

Folder

26

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules March 26-April 6, 2000

Folder

27

Trip material: trip memorabilia March 26-April 6, 2000

Box 996

Folder

1

Trip material: trip memorabilia March 26-April 6, 2000

Section: News Clippings and Articles regarding Jerusalem

Folder

2

News clippings 2000-2001

Section: Books and Publications regarding The Holy Land (Jerusalem)

Folder

3

The Holy Land, Jerusalem, by David Roberts 1982

Folder

4

The Land and the Book: An Introduction to the World of the Bible, by Carl Volz and Charles Page, II 1993

Folder

5

"Israel: Past and Present" 1998

Section: Radisson Seven Seas Cruises, Trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh from Rio de Janeiro to Fortaleza, Brazil, April 20-26, 2002

Folder

6

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements April 20-26, 2002

Folder

7

Trip material: Radisson Seven Seas Cruise welcome packet April 20-26, 2002

Folder

8

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules April 20-26, 2002

Folder

9

Trip material: Radisson Seven Seas Cruises Passages newsletter April 20-26, 2002

Folder

10

Trip material: trip memorabilia April 20-26, 2002

Section: Council for the United States and Italy Workshop, Trip to Italy, June 7-8, 2002

Folder

11

Pre-trip material: briefing material on workshop June 7-8, 2002

Folder

12

Trip material: trip memorabilia June 7-8, 2002

Section: National Democratic Institute (NDI) Pre-election Mission to Cambodia, January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

13

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

14

Pre-trip material: briefing material and information on elections in Cambodia January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

15

Pre-trip material: briefing meeting on Cambodia mission trip at NDI offices January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

16

Pre-trip material: preparation of legal aspects of trip January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

17

Pre-trip material: briefing material, "The 2002 Cambodian Commune Council Elections," prepared by NDI January 27-February 4, 2003

Box 997

Folder

1

Pre-trip material: briefing book on Cambodia Pre-Election Observation Mission January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

2

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

3

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes and recommendations for elections in Cambodia January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

4

Trip material: trip memorabilia January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

5

Post-trip material: news releases and memoranda from the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the International Republican Institute (IRI) January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

6

Post-trip material: "Kingdom of Cambodia, Manual, Voter List Revision and Registration for the National Assembly Election" January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

7

Post-trip material: correspondence January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

8

Post-trip material: final statement of the NDI delegation January 27-February 4, 2003

Folder

9

Post-trip material: presentation of delegation final report, "Cambodian Public Opinion in Advance of the 2003 Elections" January 27-February 4, 2003

Section: News Clippings and Articles regarding Cambodia

Folder

10

News clippings 2002-2003

Folder

11

Bangkok Post February 1, 2003

Folder

12

The Cambodia Daily January 29-February 4, 2003

Folder

13

Phnom Penh Post August 30, 2002-February 13, 2003

Section: Princeton Theological Seminary (PTS) [French] Reformation Tour of France and Switzerland, Trip of Ginny and Dick Thornburgh, April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

14

Pre-trip material: travel arrangements and participant lists April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

15

Pre-trip material: correspondence April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

16

Pre-trip material: briefing material, John Calvin: Writings on Pastoral Piety April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

17

Trip material: trip itineraries and schedules April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

18

Trip material: Thornburgh's notes regarding trip April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

19-20

Trip material: trip memorabilia April 22-May 5, 2003

Folder

21

Diakonia in the Classical Reformed Tradition and Today, by Elsie Anne McKee 1989

Folder

22

Geneva and the Reformation, by Ronald S. Wallace 1998

Subseries 4. Events

Scope and Content Notes: Thornburgh continues to be a regular participant in many organizations' functions, committees of the Congress, dinners, seminars, meetings, dedications and commencements, for example. In this portion of the collection the researcher will find the speeches he gave at the many different speaking engagements, and interviews with a variety of interviewers ranging from the student writing an article to national media. Thornburgh continues to focus upon his strong interests and commitments, which are evident in the events, particularly white-collar crime, testimony given on the subject of terrorism, narcotics and foreign relations, and the American Disabilities Act (ADA) to name a few. This section is arranged in chronological order by date of event. There is a second group of events that are grouped by year. There are several events within each year, primarily those for which there is only a minimal amount of information. However, though the information is slim, there are several interesting topics and events, which took place between 1993-2002. Included are the official presentations of portraits for Mr. Thornburgh, President George H.W. Bush, and Barbara Bush. Lastly are schedules from his work at his law firm, Kirkpatrick and Lockhart.

Box 998

Folder

1

"Management and Mismanagement at the United Nations," testimony before the Subcommittee on International Security, International Organizations and Human Rights of the Committee on Foreign Affairs, House of Representatives, Washington, DC March 5, 1993

Folder

2

Kennedy Political Union, American University, Washington, DC March 22, 1993

Folder

3

Carnegie Commission Meeting, New York, NY April 1, 1993

Folder

4

Council on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC April 21, 1993

Folder

5

District 7300 of Rotary International, Pittsburgh, PA April 29, 1993

Folder

6

United States Commission on Improving the Effectiveness of the United Nations, Hearing, New York, NY May 14, 1993

Folder

7

Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for the Social Sciences at Dartmouth College, Public Lecture on U.N. Reform, Hanover, NH May 17, 1993

Folder

8

Kit Kat Club, Columbus, OH May 18, 1993

Folder

9

Diane Rehm Show, American University, Washington, DC May 24, 1993

Folder

10

Testimony before the United States Senate, Subcommittee on Terrorism, Narcotics, and International Operations, Committee on Foreign Relations, Washington, DC June 9, 1993

Folder

11

Testimony before the Joint Committee on the Organization of Congress, Washington, DC June 22, 1993

Folder

12

David Glick Award presented by the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh, PA June 15, 1993

Folder

13

Pat Nixon's Funeral, Woodcliff, NJ June 26, 1993

Folder

14

Pennsylvania Convention Center Grand Opening, Philadelphia, PA June 26, 1993

Folder

15

Breakfast Meeting with Bob Dole and GOP leaders to discuss crime problem, Washington, DC July 22, 1993

Folder

16

Pittsburgh Airport Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting/Banquet, Pittsburgh, PA September 23, 1993

Folder

17

Southern Exchange, 13th Annual Regional Policy Conference, New Orleans, LA October 1-2, 1993

Folder

18

Dedication of Speakers' Portraits, Pennsylvania House of Representatives, Harrisburg, PA October 6, 1993

Folder

19

Penndelphia Scholarship Foundation, Armed Forces "Dining In," A Veteran's Observance Honoring Military Service, Philadelphia, PA October 20, 1993

Folder

20

Hastings College of the Law Attorneys General Forum, San Francisco, CA October 23, 1993

Folder

21

National Conference on Technology Development, Washington, DC October 28-29, 1993

Folder

22

Standing Committee for Foreign Affairs of the Second Chamber of the Netherlands Parliament, Washington, DC October 29, 1993

Folder

23

Robert A. and Thelma K. Gleason Lecture Series on American Politics and Government, St. Francis College, Loretto, PA November 3, 1993

Folder

24

Ceremony in Tribute to the Career of Mary C. Lawton, Counsel for Intelligence Policy, Office of Intelligence Policy and Review, Washington, DC December 16, 1993

Folder

25

Colson Group Speech, Prison Fellowship and Justice Fellowship, Washington, DC February 2, 1994

Folder

26

Attorney Luncheon at Kirkland & Ellis, Washington, DC February 10, 1994

Folder

27

International Law Institute Luncheon honoring Minister of Justice Shaekanov of Kazakhstan, Washington, DC February 14, 1994

Folder

28

The United Nations: Making the Promise Work presented by Memorial Student Center, Student Conference on National Affairs, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX February 18, 1994

Folder

29

Markle Foundation Roundtable on the Future of Presidential Campaigns, Washington, DC February 23, 1994

Folder

30

1993-1994 Van Vleck Intrascholastic Constitutional Law Moot Court Competition, George Washington University, Washington, DC March 28, 1994

Folder

31

Screenlife Interview for documentary on history and challenges of international peacekeeping, Washington, DC March 31, 1994

Folder

32

Federalist Society, University of Chicago Law School, Chicago, IL April 27, 1994

Folder

33

United Nations Association (UNA), luncheon, New York, NY April 29, 1994

Folder

34

Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA), graduation ceremony address, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA May 1, 1994

Folder

35

Variety Club 21st Annual Law Enforcement Awards Luncheon, Pittsburgh, PA May 2, 1994

Folder

36

Council on Foreign Relations, Meeting with President Matsunaga of Japan Institute of International Affairs, Washington, DC May 5, 1994

Folder

37

"The American Century...Revisited," Yale Club of Montclair, speech and dinner, Montclair, NJ May 5, 1994

Box 999

Folder

1

Shippensburg University Commencement, Shippensburg, PA May 7, 1994

Folder

2

Clarion University Commencement, Clarion, PA May 14, 1994

Folder

3

Pennsylvania League of Cities, Reception and dinner, Washington, DC May 16, 1994

Folder

4

New Jersey State Bar Association May 21, 1994

Folder

5

Dan Baum, interview regarding the War on Drugs and the Department of Justice, Washington, DC June 2, 1994

Folder

6

C-Span Interview, Washington, DC June 5, 1994

Folder

7

Berks County Republican Honors Banquet, Reading, PA June 6, 1994

Folder

8

BBC "Twenty-Twenty" Interview, Washington, DC July 5, 1994

Folder

9

"Under Scrutiny" with Jane Wallace regarding Supreme Court, New York, NY July 11, 1994

Folder

10

"Observations of a Former Attorney General," speech, K & L Litigation Seminar July 19, 1994

Folder

11

American Disability Act (ADA) meeting with British Embassy, Washington, DC July 21, 1994

Folder

12

American Bar Association (ABA) convention, New Orleans, LA August 4-10, 1994

Folder

13

William Hague, lunch, Washington, DC September 12, 1994

Folder

14

The Brookings Institute, seminar, Washington, DC September 19, 1994

Folder

15

Betty Montgomery, Campaign for Attorney General, Columbus, OH September 26, 1994

Folder

16

Trinity University, lecture, San Antonio, TX September 29, 1994

Folder

17

PBS "This Is America" interview with Dennis Wholey, Washington, DC October 7, 1994

Folder

18

Ray Gruender campaign for prosecutor, St. Louis, MO October 12, 1994

Folder

19

National Center for State Courts, Williamsburg, VA October 17-18, 1994

Folder

20

Dennis Vacco, Campaign for Attorney General, Rochester, NY October 18-19, 1994

Folder

21

Dixon University Center, dedication Harrisburg, PA October 20, 1994

Folder

22

Attorneys General Forum, Hastings Law School, San Francisco, CA October 22, 1994

Folder

23

Tom Ridge Gubernatorial Campaign endorsement, Pittsburgh, PA October 24, 1994

Folder

24

Greenwood for Congress campaign, Doylestown, PA October 24, 1994

Folder

25

"Mitchells in the Morning" interview, Washington, DC October 31, 1994

Folder

26

National Strategy Forum, Cantigny Conference Series, Chicago, IL November 3-4, 1994

Folder

27

McLean Clergy Association, keynote address, McLean, VA November 6, 1994

Folder

28

Council for Court Excellence, Washington, DC, "Limits to Free Speech," public forum November 22, 1994

Folder

29

Pennsylvania Society 96th Annual Dinner, New York, NY December 10, 1994

Folder

30

Reagan Administration Christmas lunch, Washington, DC December 15, 1994

Folder

31

Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP), meeting, guest speaker Dr. Ruth Rabinowitz December 15, 1994

Folder

32

Tom Ridge Gubernatorial Inauguration, Harrisburg, PA January 17, 1995

Folder

33

"What to Do About Violent Crime?," Muskingham College, New Concord, OH January 24, 1995

Folder

34

"Is Crime Killing America," University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL: January 30, 1995

Box 1000

Folder

1

"Good Morning America" interview, Washington, DC February 6, 1995

Folder

2

Washington Legal Foundation (WLF), Supreme Court Media Briefing, M.J. Murdock Center, Washington, DC February 7, 1995

Folder

3

Renaissance Weekend XIX, Hilton Head, SC February 16-20, 1995

Folder

4

Mr. & Mrs. George Soros, dinner reception, Cassese & Goldstone, NY February 23, 1995

Folder

5

Harry S. Truman Scholarship Foundation, Selection of Truman Scholars, Washington, DC February 24, 1995

Folder

6

International Law Institute, Tom Dine luncheon, Washington, DC March 1, 1995

Folder

7

San Francisco Chronicle interview regarding UN reform, Washington, DC March 6, 1995

Folder

8

The Federalist Society, University of Maryland School of Law, Baltimore, MD March 9, 1995

Folder

9

Cumberland School of Law, Birmingham, AL March 14, 1995

Folder

10

"Is Crime Killing America," Kent State University, Canton, OH March 15, 1995

Folder

11

"Sustaining the Central City into the Twenty-first Century: Involving the Private Sector and the Local Community," roundtable discussion and seminar, Pittsburgh, PA March 17, 1995, May 19, 1995

Folder

12

Turner Publishing interview with James Holtje regarding UN reform, Washington, DC March 22, 1995

Folder

13

"Crime and Violence in America," Illinois Benedictine College, Lisle, IL March 23, 1995

Folder

14

"Challenges to the American Legal System," Mississippi Law Day Banquet, Jackson, MS March 24, 1995

Folder

15

Lord Windelson, meeting, Washington DC March 27, 1995

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16

Tulane University Lecture Series, New Orleans, LA April 3, 1995

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"Partnerships in Science and Technology: New Paths to Prosperity," The Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Meeting, Franklin, PA April 4, 1995

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"Attorney's Lunch" with Larry King, Washington, DC April 6, 1995

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19

The Federalist Society, Villanova University, Villanova, PA April 6, 1995

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Yale Political Union, The Conservative Forum at Yale University, New Haven, CT April 11, 1995

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Debate with Milton Grimes, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, NV April 13, 1995

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United Nations, Peacekeeping and Lessons for American Policy, Second Conference, Aspen Institute, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands April 17 -22, 1995

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Mellon Trust 1995 Client Conference, Turnberry Isle Resort and Club, Aventura, FL April 23-24, 1995

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United Nation Association (UNA), luncheon, New York, NY April 29, 1995

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14th Policy Exchange Foundation Conference, Phoenix, AZ May 4-5, 1995

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Defiance College Commencement Ceremonies, speaker, Defiance, OH May 7, 1995

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National Institute of Justice Conference Seminar, Washington, DC May 15, 1995

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28

National Leadership Summit of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), Richmond, VA May 18-21, 1995

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Seminar on Federal Budget Reductions and the Impact on the State of Pennsylvania, Institute of Politics, University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA May 19, 1995

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International Republican Institute, Tenley Center, Washington, DC, May 23, 1995

Box 1001

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Pepperdine University, Los Angeles, CA June 8, 1995

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California District Attorneys Association, Summer Conference, South Lake Tahoe, NV June 27, 1995

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Connecticut Republican Junior Internship Program, Hartford, CT July 11, 1985, July 25, 1995

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"Florida On-Line," radio show interview with the Madison Institute, Washington, DC July 12, 1995

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WESA Radio Morning Show, phone interview celebrating the shows birthday, Washington, DC July 13, 1995

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Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Fifth Anniversary Celebration, Washington, DC July 25, 1995

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American Bar Association (ABA) Justice Section Annual Meeting, program panelist, Washington, DC August 4-6, 1995

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Meeting with Robert Rafferty of West Virginia Wesleyan College regarding career choices, Washington, DC August 14, 1995

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Dr. and Mrs. Shen Fu-hsiung, dinner, Washington, DC August 15, 1995

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Public Law Seminar, Law 426, George Washington University Law School, Washington, DC Fall, 1995

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Official Portrait Presentation of The Honorable Dick Thornburgh, Seventy-Sixth Attorney General of the United States, Washington, D.C September 28, 1995

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Republican Disability Coalition, Inaugural Reception, Washington, DC October 10, 1995

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13

National Organization on Disability (NOD), Reception of Mike Deland, Chairman NOD, Washington, DC October 11, 1995

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14

American Leadership Conference, Session III, Washington, DC October 17, 1995

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Community Awareness Reception Fundraiser, The Women's Center and Shelter, Pittsburgh, PA October 18, 1995

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Overseas Development Council (ODO), Luncheon, Washington, DC October 30, 1995

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Leadership Lake County, Inc. and City Club of Cleveland Forum Series, Wickliffe, OH November 15, 1995

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"An Evening with Larry King and Friends," fundraiser for Larry King Cardiac Foundation, Washington, DC December 1, 1995

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Omicron Delta Kappa, 39th Biennial Convention, West Lafayette, IN March 23, 1996

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"Roles of Responsibilities of the Secretary-General of the United States," statement regarding UN reform, Washington, DC November 14, 1996

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21

Founder's Day Symposium on occasion of Gift of Papers of Dick Thornburgh to University of Pittsburgh February 27, 1998

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22

Three Mile Island Panel Discussion and Reception, University of Pittsburgh March 26, 1999

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23

President Bush Awards medal to ADA advocates Dick and Ginny Thornburgh, Houston, Texas; AND Free Library of Philadelphia reception and archival exhibit February 14,2000, November 13, 2000

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24

"Crisis Management" Lecture, University of Pittsburgh, Paul Critchlow lecturer November 30, 2000

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25

George H.W.Bush Oral History Project Interview, including final edited transcript, Charlottesville, VA. October 23-24, 2001

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26

Lincoln Day Event Honoring Dick Thornburgh, Union League, Philadelphia, PA February 12, 2003

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27

Henry B. Betts Award to Dick and Ginny Thornburgh March 4, 2003

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Thornburgh-Scranton 25th anniversary symposium, Hershey, PA November 19, 2003

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Thornburgh-Scranton 25th Anniversary Reunion November 19, 2003

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Three Mile Island Symposium, sponsored by Smithsonian, Washington, D.C. March 28, 2004

Box 1002

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Events By Year 1993-2004

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K&L Schedules 1994-2001

Subseries 5. Professional and Civic Work

Scope and Content Notes: Researchers must note that the files here are incomplete. Although there a number of significant professional and civic undertakings represented, many others will be added to the collection in the future, at which time they will be "news" on the website. It will be readily observed, in a review of the following list, that Thornburgh's views and advice on issues and concerns of note, both civic and professional, are far-reaching. Included here at this time is participation in the following: Henry J. Stimson Center (Board of Directors); Allegheny County Home Rule Committee (Honorary Chairman); National Academy of Public Administration, Chair (NAPA); Legal Policy Advisory Board of the Washington Legal Foundation (Chairman); Task Force on the Future of Shared State and Federal Securities Regulation; U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's proceedings against John G. Black, Devon Capital Management Services, Inc. and Financial Management Sciences, Inc.; and "A Republican Case for United Nations Funding," project of the Emergency Coalition for U.S. Financial Support of the United Nations.

Box 1003

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Henry J. Stimson Center: working group on UN peacekeeping 1993-1994

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2

Henry J. Stimson Center: correspondence, report, and testimony 1994-1995, 1997

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3-5

Henry J. Stimson Center: board of directors meetings 1994-1995

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Allegheny County Home Rule (Honorary Chairman) January, 1996

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National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA) (Academy Chair) 1992-1997

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8

Legal Policy Advisory Board of the Washington Legal Foundation (Chairman) July, 1997

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Task Force on the Future of Shared State and Federal Securities Regulation October, 1997

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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's proceedings against John G. Black, Devon Capital Management Services, Inc. and Financial Management Sciences, Inc. (Trustee) 1997

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11

Supreme Court Amicus Brief filed by Dick Thornburgh on behalf of N.O.D. on the Olmstead Case, and related news clippings March 15, 1999

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Milton Hershey School "Deed of Trust" Review: Thornburgh Independent Legal Counsel 2000

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"A Republican Case for United Nations Funding," project of the Emergency Coalition for U.S. Financial Support of the United Nations undated

Subseries 6. Larry King Live Appearances

Scope and Content Notes: During the years following Thornburgh's work at the United Nations, he "embarked upon a new mini-career as a television 'personality'" ( Evidence, p.352). Thornburgh, of course, as a political figure, had much experience appearing as guest on network news shows, but the 1990s explosion of twenty-four-hour-a-day news networks, such as FOX News, CNN, CNBC, etc., drastically increased the news shows and their coverage. He first received a phone call from the producer of CNN's "Larry King Live" show on July 6, 1994, requesting Thornburgh to appear on the show to discuss some of the legal implications of the O.J. Simpson case, which was already promising to become a huge media blitz of both analysis and hype over the next year and a half, until a verdict would be reached. Thornburgh writes, "I was about to become engrossed in 'the trial of the century'" ( Evidence, p.352). Thornburgh and two others became "regulars" regarding the trial, Thornburgh consistently interpreting the actual legal issues involved. Thornburgh had occasion during the months of the trial to advocate and argue for several improvements to the criminal justice system, including the "removal of racist policemen like Mark Fuhrman from police forces across America; closer scrutiny by prosecutors on the background of all witnesses ... judicial appointment of scientific experts to replace highly paid, partisan 'hired guns' engaged in scientific swearing contests; restrictions on the number of lawyers permitted to participate on either side" ( Evidence, p.352) and other issues. Thornburgh also dealt with the hot debate topic of camera surveillance in courtrooms, but found himself in the minority of those in favor, noting Judge Lance Ito's courtroom during the trial little different that the venues in which Thornburgh had tried cases-"Barely perceptible cameras unobtrusively recorded the proceedings" ( Evidence, p.353). His successful, and highly regarded appearances on CNN resulted in a number of opportunities to host the show after the Simpson trial, when King took the night off. These gave him an opportunity to examine legal aspects of other high-profile criminal cases such as Gotti and the Unabomber, as well as varied topics such as elections, DNA evidence and wrongful convictions, Bosnia and Ireland, and gubernatorial issues of economic development and welfare reform. Thornburgh also appeared on other shows, such as CNN's "Burden of Proof" and CNN's "Late Edition," hosted by Wolf Blitzer. These files are organized as follows: 1) Thornburgh's show appearances on CNN's "Larry King Live," as host as well as panelist. These files include Ginny Thornburgh's notes, Thornburgh's notes in preparation, and some post-analysis, and background research; 2) Thornburgh's show appearances on other CNN programs; 3) Thornburgh's files on the O.J. Simpson case, including notes, correspondence, materials relating to Thornburgh's "Larry King Live" appearances and work, and other files of Thornburgh on the case; 4) Newswires, clippings, and journal articles regarding O.J. Simpson and related cases.

Section: Thornburgh's Appearances on CNN's "Larry King Live," including as host

Box 1004

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Regarding O.J. Simpson case July 6, 1994-October 20, 1995

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Regarding Bosnia and presidential primary elections (Arlen Specters' withdrawal from race): Thornburgh as guest host November 21, 1995

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Regarding primary elections and Newt Gingrich, budget issues, Bosnia and Ireland: Thornburgh as guest host November 30, 1995

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Regarding O.J. Simpson civil trial December 20, 1995

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Regarding DNA evidence and wrongful convictions January 3, 1996

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2

Regarding Governors' positions on welfare reform, crime, economic development, and the presidential race: Thornburgh as guest host February 3, 1996

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Regarding Unabomber Ted Kaczynski: Thornburgh as guest host April 16, 1996

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4

Regarding John Gotti September 16, 1996

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Regarding O.J. Simpson, Robert Bork and Polly Klass: Thornburgh as guest host September 27, 1996

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Regarding Richard Jewell, Paula Jones, O.J. Simpson, and other major legal cases of 1996 January 2, 1997

Section: Thornburgh's Appearances on Other CNN Programs

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7

Appearance on CNN regarding the criminal justice system October 8, 1995

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8

Appearance on CNN's "Burden of Proof," regarding Paul Butler and racially-based jury nullification January 15, 1996

Section: Thornburgh's Files on the O.J. Simpson Case

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9

Chronology of the O.J. Simpson murder, investigation and trials 1994-1999

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10

Correspondence to Thornburgh regarding the O.J. Simpson case 1994-1997

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11

Additional notes by Thornburgh on O.J. Simpson and case 1995

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12

Clippings and materials regarding Thornburgh's work on "Larry King Live" in relation to the O.J. Simpson case, including article by Thornburgh prepared for K&L newsletter 1995

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13

Memorandum to Thornburgh from Roger Adelman regarding evidence issues in the O.J. Simpson case January 11, 1995

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14

"Facts and opinions about cameras in courtrooms," published by CourtTV July, 1995

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15

Legal case research regarding expert witnesses, evidence and murder scenes 1995-1996

Section: Newswires, Clippings, and Journal Articles regarding O.J. Simpson and Related Cases

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16

Newswires regarding O.J. Simpson case 1994-1995

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17

Clippings regarding juries and jury selection in relation to O.J. Simpson case 1995

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Clippings regarding O.J. Simpson case and trial 1994-1996

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Clippings on other legal topics and issues, not O.J. Simpson 1994

Subseries 7. Correspondence

Scope and Content Notes: Included here is general correspondence both to and from Dick Thornburgh, 1992-2000. There is correspondence to and from government leaders, world leaders, and the general public. Included are two personal letters from President George H.W. Bush, one regarding the UN and the other a response to Thornburgh's letter with congratulations upon the election of Bush's son, George, in 1998.

Box 1006

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General Correspondence to and from Dick Thornburgh 1992-1997

Box 1007

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General Correspondence to Dick Thornburgh 1998

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General Correspondence from Dick Thornburgh 1998

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President George H.W. Bush personal letters to Dick Thornburgh (originals): January 22, 1997 (UN), November 13, 1998 (Son's election as President) 1997, 1998

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4

General Correspondence to and from Dick Thornburgh 1999

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General Correspondence from Dick Thornburgh 1999

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General Correspondence to Dick Thornburgh 2000

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General Correspondence from Dick Thornburgh 2000

Subseries 8. Articles and News Clippings

Scope and Content Notes: The articles and news clippings here reflect the attention given to Dick Thornburgh's on-going career, with Kirkpatrick and Lockhart, and working with a number of public policy organizations, just for example. His advice was sought by the World Bank and governmental officials in developing nations, and others. Myriad speeches and lectures were given on the major topics of the day. For example, some of these articles relate to the WorldCom investigation, pornography, terrorism, and disability matters, and civil justice reform. They are an excellent reflection on the multi-dimensional aspects of Thornburgh's continuing and successful career. There are file files relating to specific topics as follow: Allegheny Conference on Community Development; Iraqgate: report by Kenneth Juster and related clippings; International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank; technology issues and partnerships; and Presidential Campaign. As rather typical for Thornburgh, there is a file of "speeches by others." Lastly, there is a file of articles and other items regarding Ginny Thornburgh and her ongoing work in the disability field, as Director of the Religion and Disability Program of the National Organization on Disability (NOD), 1998-2000.

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About Dick Thornburgh, including Baseball Commissioner articles in 1993 1993-2004

Box 1008

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1-9

Articles of interest to Dick Thornburgh 1994-2002

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10

Allegheny Conference on Community Development 1989-1997

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11

Iraqgate: report by Kenneth Juster; clippings and letter to the editor 1994

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12

International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank 1994-1995

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13

Technology Issues and Partnerships; AND Committee on Harnessing Science and Technology for America's Economic Future report September, 1995, 1999

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Presidential Campaign clippings 1995-1996

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Speeches by Others 1994, 1998

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Ginny Thornburgh: articles, bio, awards, degrees, NOD and disability issues 1988-2004