Dean John Attanasio and the Faculty of SMU School of Law cordially invite you to attend:
What: A Lecture by Justice Antonin Scalia, Supreme Court of the United States, followed by a Reception in his honor
When: Wednesday, February 14, 2001, 4:00 P.M.
Where: Caruth Auditorium (Lecture); Taubman Atrium (Reception) Owen Fine Arts Center, 6101 Bishop Blvd., SMU Campus
Update:
We have a great plan. We will meet again this friday at 7:00 at the Denny's at I35 and Regal Row. On the 14th we will meet at 2:00. We will let you know where soon. We are renting a Ryder truck. with a sign on the back. "Florida ballots" we will have five people in Black robes wearing stocking over their faces
like bank robbers ( Tom, we heard you and we are nixing the clan
hoods.) These five folks will have 4 foot gavels that say injustice Scalia, Injustice Thomas etc. we are having stickers made to put on trash cans and dumpters through out Dallas. " Official ballot box, deposit ballot here" Got an Idea? It's not to late. e-mail me or call me (972) 843-0934. Also, we are contacting all law enforcement as this will be a peaceful protest. This is going to be fun! - Anna
National Council for a Republican Congress
[No protest plans established yet - This is a full copy of the newsletter sent out by the organization]
600 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20003
202-448-1008
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www.nationalcrc.org
Dear Friends,
The National Council for a Republican Congress (NCRC) invites you to its national conference February 23-25 at the Fairmont
Hotel in Dallas. Confirmed speakers include the legendary Charlton Heston, U.S. House Majority Leader Dick Armey, Congresswoman Kay Granger, Texas GOP Chairman Susan Weddington, and Bush Advisor Fred Meyer. The Honorable former Vice President and NCRC Advisor Dan Quayle will also be
with us. Although additional speakers will be announced, the most up to date schedule of events is enclosed below. The cost of the conference is only $15.00 for registration, $10.00 for breakfast and $25.00 for the luncheon for a total of $50.00.
Additionally, for those traveling to Dallas, a special NCRC rate of $80.00 per night at the Fairmont is available.
Although being a member of NCRC is not required to
attend the conference, we invite you to join NCRC. Please find attached an official letter inviting you to join NCRC and outlining the benefits of membership. An application form is available at www.nationalcrc.org by clicking on the "Join Now" menu item.
To register for the conference and meals, please send
a check for $50.00 made payable to NCRC to:
Charles H. Schweiger
NCRC Treasurer
4036 Northview Lane
Dallas, Texas 75229
If you also wish to become an NCRC member, you can
simply make the check out for a total of $85.00 to cover the entire conference as well as membership dues.
To reserve a room at the Fairmont in Dallas, you can call either (214) 720-2020 or (800) 527-4727 and ask for the special
NCRC rate. For further information on the conference and NCRC,
please email NCRC Chairman Mauricio Aguirre-Orcutt at
[email protected], NCRC First Vice Chairman Marc Levin at [email protected], or NCRC Advocacy Director Ed Zenner at [email protected].
Founded in 1993, the National Council for a Republican Congress is dedicated to building grassroots support across the nation for
the conservative political movement and promoting citizen involvement in public policy processes. NCRC also works to formulate, communicate, and disseminate perspectives on current policy issues that are grounded in the traditional Republican Party ideals of limited government, individual freedom, and personal responsibility. NCRC supports reducing the size and scope of government domestically and the positive projection of American economic, political and military power abroad. Working with its distinguished Honorary Advisors who are among the nation's most influential conservative Republican leaders, NCRC actively monitors legislation on Capitol Hill and seeks to
inform the public about issues before Congress. Most importantly, NCRC generates grassroots and financial support for Republican congressional candidates. The strength of NCRC lies in its membership, comprised of energetic young conservative leaders and accomplished advisors who have joined forces to advance the conservative Republican agenda. As a member, you will not only receive timely information on public policy issues,
but also have the opportunity to serve on NCRC committees and interact with NCRC's Honorary Advisors. To promote this interaction, NCRC invites all members to its conferences, leadership seminars and meetings featuring distinguished NCRC Advisors such as President Gerald Ford, President George H. W. Bush, Vice President Dan Quayle, U.S. Senator Jesse Helms, U.S. Senator Trent Lott, House Speaker Dennis Hastert, legendary actor and NRA Chairman Charlton Heston, and Former Education Secretary William Bennett. We look forward to seeing you at the Fairmont in Dallas as we celebrate the many Republican successes in 2000 and chart a course for the Republican Party to be America's permanent majority party.
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General Plenary Meeting
The Fairmont Hotel
Dallas, Texas
February 23-25, 2001
AGENDA
Friday, February 23rd, 2001
7:00pm - 9:00pm TASTE OF TEXAS RECEPTION
7:00pm Welcome Edgar Mueller, Executive Director
7:10pm National anthem / Show of Colors Randolph Air Force Base
7:20pm Swearing-In Ceremony of 2000-2003 NCRC Leadership Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice Tom Phillips
7:30pm Invocation Archbishop Carl Monahan
7:35pm Remarks Chris Munson, Deputy Chief Advisor
7:45pm Introduction of Guest Speakers Mauricio Aguirre-Orcutt, Chairman
7:50pm Role of the Party Bob Driegert, Dallas GOP Chairman
8:00pm NCRC as the driving force: Fred Meyer, Advisor to President Bush
8:15pm TBA Speaker TBA
8:45pm Closing remarks Marc Levin, First Vice Chairman
Saturday, February 24th, 2001
7:30am - 9:30am LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST
8:15am Role of NCRC in the Congress Jason Lowe, Congressional Affairs Director
8:25am Introduction of Speakers Mauricio Aguirre-Orcutt, Chairman
8:30am The Party of Inclusion Susan Weddington, Texas Republican Party Chairman
8:50am A Republican Congress U.S. Congresswoman Kay Granger
9:15am Diversity within the Party Massey Villarreal, NCRC Advisor
10:00am - 1:00pm FIRST PLENARY SESSION
10:00am NCRC Executive Committee Meeting Oak Room
11:15am Presentation of Awards Mauricio Aguirre-Orcutt, Chairman
11:30am Luncheon Parisian Room
12:00pm Introduction of Keynote Speaker Majority Leader Dick Armey by Kathy Ward, Second Vice Chairman, Remarks by Congressman Armey
1:00pm Break Atrium
1:30pm - 8:00pm SECOND PLANARY SESSIONM
1:30pm Remarks by Charlton Heston
2:15pm Call to Order NCRC General Meeting Oak Room
3:15pm Break Atrium
3:30pm Reconvene NCRC Meeting Oak Room
6:00pm Adjournment
7:00pm Reception / Hospitality Suite Chairman's Suite 8:00pm Night on the Town Dallas Alley (2019 N. Lamar St. at McKinney
Avenue)
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National Council for a Republican Congress
600 Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, Suite 300
Washington, DC 20003
202-448-1008
202-318-4273 Fax
www.nationalcrc.org
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