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FINMECCANICA
SOCIETÀ FINANZIARIA PER AZIONI
L'AMMINISTRATORE DELEGATO

JUN 04 1990

Rome may 31st, 1990

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

This year marks the thirty-second presentation of the Festival of Two Worlds in Spoleto, which will take place from June 27th to July 15th. Finmeccanica is pleased to announce that it will be involved as sponsor of Gian Carlo Menotti's new production of Le Nozze di Figaro, music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The opera "première", which was already successfully presented at the festival's American counterpart in Charleston, South Carolina - where Finmeccanica was a sponsor as well - will be held on Friday June 29th at 8.00 p.m., at Caio Melisso Theatre in Spoleto. After the presentation we will be hosting a dinner in honor of the director and the cast.

It would be our great pleasure to welcome you as our guest in Spoleto for the première and, should you be interested, for that week-end so to attend the other performances planned by the festival.

We will appreciate it if you could contact us as soon as possible regarding your participation, so that we can send your invitations and make all the arrangements for your stay in Spoleto.

Looking forward to welcoming you at the Festival, I remain very truly yours,

Mr. Henry A. KISSINGER
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Avenue
New York 10022-6022
U.S.A.

U.S.A.
New York 10025-6022
320 Park Avenue
Klaasinger Associates
Mr. Henry A. KLAASINGER

(Fabiano Fabiani)

only yours,

Looking forward to welcoming you at the Festival I remain very

regarding your participation, so that we can send your invitations and make
We will appreciate it if you could contact us as soon as possible

Spoleto for the première and, should you be interested, for that week-end so
It would be our great pleasure to welcome you as our guest in

p.m., at Calo Melissa Theatre in Spoleto. After the presentation we will be
Finnemecanica was a sponsor as well - will be held on Friday June 29th at 8.00
the festival's American counterpart in Charleston, South Carolina - where
The opera "première", which was already successfully presented at

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Gian Carlo Menotti new production of Le Nozze di Figaro, music by
Finnemecanica is pleased to announce that it will be involved as sponsor of
Two Worlds in Spoleto, which will take place from June 27th to July 15th.

Dear Mr. Klaasinger:

June 30th, 1990

F. AMMINISTRATORE DEL CANTO
SOCIETY FINANCIARIA PER AGIONI
FINMECCANICA

Società Finanziaria Per Agioni
F. AMMINISTRATORE DEL CANTO
Società Finanziaria Per Agioni
Finnemecanica

JUN 05 1990

Rome may 31st, 1990

Dear Mr. Kissinger:

Bank Northwest

3 December 1990

Dr. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Associates
350 Park Avenue
New York, New York 10022

Dear Dr. Kissinger:

This purpose of this letter is to indicate agreement with your analysis of the likely results of the new U.S. "discussion" initiative towards Iraq.

I was aware of and agreed with your earlier analyses of the situation. More recently, I have had the opportunity to watch you at last week's Senate hearings, on Nightline, and on David Brinkley's program. The insight and logic were remarkable and I found myself in full agreement. A world power cannot change policies the way one changes television channels. Having committed ourselves to a fight, we must now win and win conclusively - and be seen to win.

It is difficult to imagine the rationale for our latest maneuver, other than the one currently being postulated by some: that the Baker/Aziz missions, after anticipated acrimonious breakdown, will engender greater Congressional support for military action. Such rationale appears bizarre. It is unlikely in the extreme that a shrewd character such as Saddam Hussein will wittingly abet such an outcome. The more likely outcome is the formulation of a temporarily popular "settlement."

One of the more remarkable aspects of the developments since August is the position of our military - at least as indicated by its recently retired leaders. This is the military that was charged with keeping the United States and much of the rest of the world free from the Soviet Union. This is the military that was designed to simultaneously fight and prevail in one and one-half wars in different hemispheres. More to the point, this is the military that was charged with defending Saudi Arabia from Soviet attack and was to do it with the forces and supplies pre-positioned in Diego Garcia and Saudi Arabia. Yet this is the military that now demands a truly awesome global force to defeat an adversary that has the same population and two-thirds the land mass as that of Texas - and then goes on to state that it will be a difficult victory. Something is askew.

Please continue to speak out as you have. The consequences of short term, tranquilizing palliatives in this situation will create a due bill of such size and duration that no one can anticipate how it will be retired.

DEC 06 1990

Box 2948 · 555 Lincoln Avenue, Steamboat Springs, Colorado 80477 · 303-879-4040
Member FDIC

Carolyn Farb

NOV 19 1990

November 12, 1990

Dear Dr. Kissinger,

How gracious of you to extend yourself on
behalf of GOPAC. Your presence created an
evening that will long be remembered by
everyone who attended. Your magnificent aura
of a Cardinal was awesome and everyone took
great delight in their moment of brief
conversation with you. When you addressed
the group, they were intrigued with your
brilliant opinions on world affairs. It gave
them a realistic hands-on view.

It was a great pleasure having someone of
your distinction speak for this fundraising
effort. As soon as I have the photographs in
hand, I will hold you to your word and look
forward to a personal inscription.

ASSOCIATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
47, Soseaua Kiseleff, Bucharest - 71268, Fax 182599 or 505764

Tel. 18 54 62

NOV - 5 1990

Dear Mr. Kissinger,

I am sorry that you were unable to participate in
our international Symposium on "The Future of Europe. New
Formulae of Security. Common Projects and the Human
Dimension of Cooperation", which took place in Bucharest,
September 17 - 20, 1990.

Looking back, I consider that the symposium
offered an adequate framework for a fruitful exchange of
ideas and experience. Further information about the pro-
ceedings of the conference will be provided by a bulletin
which is just now being printed. The papers presented by the
participants will also be published in the next issue
of the Romanian Review of International Studies.

His Excellency Mr. Henry Kissinger
Kissinger Association Inc.
350 Park Ave. 26th floor
NEW YORK, N.Y. , 10022

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MARSHALL FARRIER
FOR US CONGRESS

118 W. Olive St.
Stilwell, OK 74960
(918) 696-2770 (office)
(918) 696-2804 (home)

June 30, 1990

Mr. Walter B. Kissinger
Lower Drive
Huntington Bay, New York 11743

Dear Walter:

I am writing for your help in my campaign for Congress as a Republican in Oklahoma's Second Congressional District. We now have the best chance that the Republicans have had in winning this Congressional seat since the present Democrat Congressman, Mike Synar went from college to Congress in 1978.

As you know, running for Congress is very expensive. I need to raise $250,000 to run an effective campaign. As one big step in raising this money, what would your brother, Secretary Kissinger, charge for coming to Tulsa, Oklahoma sometime between now and the middle of September as the dinner speaker at a fund raiser for me? We can get a large turn out for such an event and I very much need the help. We propose renting a large banquet room at the Westin Hotel in the Williams Center in Tulsa for the occasion. We were thinking of selling tickets at $100 per plate. If you can persuade your brother to come, we would greatly appreciate it if you and your wife would join him as it would be good to see you again.

In order that you and Secretary Kissinger may know where I stand on the issues facing my Congressional District, I have enclosed a flyer that sets forth my position on many of these issues.

I shall greatly appreciate your visiting with your brother in my behalf regarding my request.

Best regards.

Leadership for Oklahoma

Paid for by MARSHALL FARRIER FOR US CONGRESS COMMITTEE

ON NATIONAL ISSUES, I SUPPORT:

...no income tax increase nor gasoline tax increase.

...increased national productivity and personal savings.

...a strong and fair Social Security System whereby our government honors its commitments.

...improved ethical standards for members of Congress to the same ethical standards
Congress has placed on the Executive Branch and on the Business Community.

...limit Congressional terms to no more than 12 consecutive years.

PERSONAL HISTORY

1928 MARSHALL FARRIER born January 29, Texarkana, Texas...
1946 ...joined the U.S. Marine Corps after high school, was selected "Outstanding Marine" and received fleet appointment to the Naval Academy...
1951 ...graduated from the University or Texas with major in Economics and minor in Government; on dean's Honor roll...
1953 ...earned his M.B.A. (in upper 50% of his class) at the Harvard Graduate School of Business...
1953-56 ...worked for Gulf Oil corporation as Assistant Drilling and Production Foreman, Tulsa, Oklahoma...
1956-59 ...worked for Conoco as Director of Purchasing-Agrico, Assistant Manager of Purchasing, Assistant to Regional Manager of Exploration and Production, and Analyst, Coordination and Planning...
1965 ...earned his law degree attending night school at Oklahoma City University School of Law, where he graduated second in his class and was named "Outstanding Law Student of 1965". Member, Oklahoma Bar Association...
1966-now ...operates a ranch west of Westville in Adair County (the original 1100 acres expanded to 2300) as a stocker and cow/calf operator...
1970-77 ...general law practice in Oklahoma City, Trustee in Bankruptcy, U.S. District Court...
1977-87 ...worked as Vice President of Land and Legal for PSEC, Inc. (an Oklahoma City oil and gas exploration company) oil and gas leases, title opinions, division orders and appearing before the Corporation Commission...
1987-Pres. ...rancher and attorney...

Nancy Farrier, Marshall's wife, operates an Abstract Company and Insurance Agency in Stilwell; is active in her church; is a member of the Chamber of Commerce, Soroptimist Club; and is a board member of the Sheltered Workshop. Nancy served on the Stilwell City Council from 1972-1983.
The Farriers have five sons, one daughter, two daughters-in-law and one grand child.

PAID FOR BY MARSHALL FARRIER FOR US CONGRESS
COMMITTEE, E. R. (DICK) SHANAHAN, TREASURER
118 WEST OLIVE STREET, STILWELL, OKLAHOMA 74960

PERSONAL

October 2, 1990

FROM: Rosemary

HAK: re Your Meeting with Fawzi Al-Saleh and
Abdullah Bishara

Fawzi initiated this to talk to you about how a post-crisis
government could evolve, assuming the legitimate government
is restored.

Both are part of the elite Kuwaiti establishment to whom the
Sabaghs must listen, even if power is ultimately retained by
the family. You may have met Oxford-educated Bishara (whom
I do not know personally) when he was Kuwait's UN Ambassador
in the 1970s. Fawzi, an engineer by training and a brilliant
businessman, makes no claims to being a politician; however,
he has long been concerned about the direction and particularly
the character of Kuwaiti society under conditions of the extra-
ordinary wealth his generation has known. He and other non-
royals of the intellectual elite have been among those urging
changes upon the Sabaghs, including greater liberalization of
the economy and more flexibility in power-sharing, views not
necessarily taken into account before August 2.

At the same time, they retain cordial and close relations with
the Sabaghs, especially now. They have been with the Emir,
Finance and Foreign Ministers over the past few days in New
York.

If the legitimate government is restored, the key issue will be
whether a process of political reform - which would appear in-
evitable - can be managed. Since Kuwait has a constitutional
system - which by vote (limited) gave legitimacy to the Emir
and therefore could be amended - expect the argument that there
is a process that could be utilized to bring about a desirable
outcome. But this begs the issue of who will be voting and
who will be intimidated; is radicalization what in fact will
happen. Fawzi is an optimist so you may want to pursue this.

Have fun.

Attached, some bio info on Bishara

PS: As I told you, your articles were extraordinarily well
received by these Kuwaitis; they are not afraid of a military
move if that is what it takes.

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INTERNATIONAL WHO'S WHO

BIS

64-67; Foundation Prof. and Head, Dept.
73; Emer. Prof. 1974-; Vice-Chancellor
niv. of Wollongong 1973-81; Vice-Chancel-
h Wales 1981-; Hon. D. Litt. (Wollongong),
ion: Biochemistry of the Tissues (with W.
sure interests: music, art, drama, cricket,
Address: University of New South Wales,
N. 2033 (Office); 76 Wentworth Street,
ralia (Home). Telephone: (02) 697-2884;

handball player; b. 25 Sept. 1948, Zalău,
Valeria Birtalan; m. Eva Gherman 1973;
ical Educ. and Sports, Bucharest; mem.
Champion Paris 1970, Berlin 1974 (highest
); Silver Medal Olympic Games, Montreal
), Bronze Medal Olympic Games, Munich
192, Sc. 5, Bl. 0037, 20 Str. Mașina de

British composer; b. 1934, Accrington,
s.; ed. Royal Manchester Coll. of Music
dir. of Music, Cranborne Chase School
Univ. (Harkness Int. Fellowship) 1966;
urthmore Coll., Pa. 1973-74; Slee Visiting
alo; N.Y. 1975; Assoc. Dir. Nat. Theatre
ern Coll. of Music 1990; Grawemeyer
1987; works have been widely performed
including the Venice Biennale, the Int-
tivals in Vienna and Copenhagen, the
aldeburgh, Cheltenham and Edinburgh;
es (q.v.), The Pierrot Players: Works:
the Goat (cantata) 1965-66; The Visions
r baritone and orchestra) 1966, Punch
orchestral works: Chorales for Orchestra
nfares 1964, Nomos 1968, The Triumph
nsemble: Refrains and Choruses 1957,
the World is Discovered 1960, Entr'actes
a Dumb Carillon 1965, Tragoedia 1965,
ers for Ensembles 1969, Grimethorpe
Description of the Passing of a Year
itional compositions: The Mask of
The Greenwood Side 1969, Nenia on-
olia I 1976, Silbury Air 1977, Meridian,
forgot 1977, agm. 1979, On the Sheer
Sampler 1980, Yan Tan Tethera 1983,
84; Earth Danses, Words Overhead
s Parade 1987; also several pieces of
llied Artists Agency, 42 Montpelier

ia; Soviet politician; b. 25 Feb. 1929,
ile Inst.; mem. CPSU 1956-; Dept.

phie des römischen Altertums und des abendländischen Mittelalters 1799.
Leisure interest: music. Address: 8033 Planegg bei München, Ruffini-Allee
27, Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: 8596631.

BISCHOFF, Winfried Franz Wilhelm, B.COM.; German merchant banker;
b. 10 May 1941, Aachen; s. of Paul H. and Hildegard (née Kühne) Bischoff;
m. Rosemary E. Leathers 1972; two s.; ed. Marist Bros., Johannesburg
and Univ. of the Witwatersrand; Man. Dir. Schroders & Chartered Ltd.,
Hong Kong 1971-82; Dir. J. Henry Schroder Wagg & Co. Ltd., London
1978, Head of Int. Issues 1982, Head of Corp. Finance 1983, Chair. 1983-;
Dir. Schroders PLC 1983, Group Chief Exec. 1984-. Leisure interests:
opera, music, golf. Address: 28 Bloomfield Terrace, London, SW1W 8PQ,
England. Telephone: 01-730 1318.

BISHARA, Abdulla Yacoub; Kuwaiti diplomatist; b. 1936; m. Maryam Bishara; one s. one d.; ed. Cairo Univ., Balliol Coll., Oxford, St. John's Univ.; Second Sec., Kuwait Embassy, Tunisia 1963-64; Dir. Office of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kuwait 1964-71; Perm. Rep. to UN 1971-81; Amb. (non-resident) to Brazil and Argentina 1974-80; Sec.-Gen. Gulf Co-operation Council May 1981-; del. to numerous int. confs. Leisure interest: reading. Address: Gulf Co-operation Council Secretariat, P.O. Box 7153, Riyadh 11451, Saudi Arabia. Telephone: 4767646.

BISHOP, Charles Johnson, A.M., PH.D.; Canadian agrologist; b. 6 Jan. 1920,
Semans, Sask.; s. of Lewis L. Bishop and Nellie E. Illsley; m. Katherine A.
Corey 1951; one s.; ed. Acadia Univ., Harvard Univ.; Weather Forecaster
1942-45; Research Scientist (Agric.) 1947-52; Supt., Agricultural Experi-
mental Station, Kentville, N.S. 1952-58; Asst. Supt., Agricultural Experi-
mental Station, Summerland, B.C. 1958-59; Assoc. Dir. of Programme,
Agric. Canada, Ottawa 1959-64, Research Co-ordinator 1964-85; retd. 1985;
Chair. Editorial Policy Bd. Agric. Inst. of Canada 1962-65; mem. Editorial
Bd. Scientia Horticulturae 1972-; Hon. D.Sc. (Acadia) 1982; Queen's Jubilee
Medal 1977; Merit Award Canadian Horticultural Council 1972; Vavilov
Centennial Medal 1987. Publications: 24 scientific papers of original
research in agric. and plant genetics and cytology. Leisure interests:
curling, gardening, Rotarian. Address: 1968 Bel Air Drive, Ottawa, Ont.,
K2C 0W9, Canada. Telephone: (613) 727-1820.

BISHOP, Sir George Sidney, Kt., C.B., O.B.E., B.SC.; British company execu-
tive; b. 15 Oct. 1913, Wigan, Lancs. (now Greater Manchester); s. of late
J. and M. Bishop; m. 1st Marjorie Woodruff (divorced 1961), one d.; m.
2nd Una Padel 1961; ed. Ashton-in-Makerfield Grammar School, London
School of Econs.; social service work in distressed areas 1935-38; South
West Durham Survey 1939; Ministry of Food 1940; Private Sec. to Minister
of Food 1945-49; Under-Sec. Ministry of Agric., Fisheries and Food
1949-59, Deputy Sec. 1959-61; Dir. Booker McConnell Ltd. 1961-82, Vice-
Chair. 1970-71, Chair. 1972-79; Chair. Int. Sugar Council 1957; Vice-
Chair. Int. Wheat Council 1959; Chair. Bookers Agricultural Holdings Ltd.
1964-70; Dir. Nigerian Sugar Co. Ltd. 1966-70; mem. Panel for Civil
Service Manpower Review 1968-70, Royal Comm. on the Press 1974-77;
Dir. Barclays Bank Int. 1972-83, Agricultural Mortgage Corpn. Ltd.
1973-79, Barclays Bank 1974-83, Rank Hovis McDougall 1976-84, Int.
Basic Economy Corpn., U.S.A. 1981-83; Chair. Overseas Devt. Inst. 1977-
84; Pres. West India. C. K. 1977-

CYJ

KUWAIT, STATE OF

<table><tr><td>Amir</td><td>Sabah, JABIR al-Ahmad al-Jabir Al</td></tr><tr><td>Prime Minister</td><td>Sabah, SA'D al-'Abdallah al-Salim Al</td></tr><tr><td>Dep. Prime Minister</td><td>Sabah, SABAH al-Ahmad al-Jabir Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Awqaf &amp; Islamic Affairs</td><td>Hamdan, Muhammad Nasir al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Commerce &amp; Industry</td><td>Rudan, Nasir 'Abdallah al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Communications</td><td>Hayat, Habib Jawhar</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Defense</td><td>Sabah, NAWWAF al-Ahmad al-Jabir Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Education</td><td>Ghunaym, 'Abdallah Yusif al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Electricity &amp; Water</td><td>Ruqba, Hamud 'Abdallah al-, Dr.</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Finance</td><td>Sabah, 'ALI al-Khalifa al-Athbi Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Foreign Affairs</td><td>Sabah, SABAH al-Ahmad al-Jabir Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Higher Education</td><td>Shamlan, 'Ali 'Abdallah al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Information</td><td>Sabah, JABIR MUBARAK al-Hamad Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Interior</td><td>Sabah, SALIM Sabah al-Salim Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Justice &amp; Legal Affairs</td><td>'Uthman, Dhari 'Abdallah al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Oil</td><td>'Amiri, Rashid Salim</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Planning</td><td>Mutawa, Sulayman 'Abd al-Razaq</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Public Health</td><td>Fawzan, 'Abdal-Wahab Sulayman al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Public Works</td><td>Huati, 'Abd al-Rahman Ibrahim al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of Social Affairs &amp; Labor</td><td>Sabah, JABIR ABDALLAH Al</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of State for Cabinet Affairs</td><td>'Awadi, 'Abd al-Rahman 'Abdallah al-, Dr.</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of State for Foreign Affairs</td><td>Ahmad, Nasir Muhammad al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of State for Housing Affairs</td><td>Sumayt, Yahya Fahd al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of State for Municipal Affairs</td><td>Hasawi, Fahd 'Abdallah al-</td></tr><tr><td>Min. of State for National Council</td><td>Yaqub, Badir Jasim al-</td></tr><tr><td>Governor, Central Bank</td><td>Sabah, SALIM 'ABD AL-AZIZ Al</td></tr></table>

Other non-royals who are players:

- Abdul Rahman Al-Atiqi, advisor to the Emir (former Minister of Finance)

- Abdul Latif al-Hamed, Chairman, Arab Fund (also former Minister of Finance)