WHPO-P29202
President Bush meets alone with Andy Card. Ron Kaufman joins the President at his desk and shows him a Document. Card and Kaufman stand Nest to the President's desk. President Bush talks on the telephone to Gov. William Weld of Masschusetts. The President has a Document in his Hand. President Bush participates in a Video Taping Session. Shots of the President working with Sig Rogich and with Barrie Tron. Also shows the President talking with Ron Kaufman and Sig Rogich on West Executive Avenue.
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WHPO-P29205
President Bush meets with Prime Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden. Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft are present. The Principals participate in an Expanded Meeting in the Cabinet Room. Shows the President and Prime Minister Visiting with Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bildt, Mrs. Quayle and the Bildt's son in the Oval Office. The President and Prime Minister walk along the Colonnade to have Drinks in the Red Room and Lunch in the Old Family Dining Room.
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WHPO-P29206
President Bush meets with Prime Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden. Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft are present. The Principals participate in an Expanded Meeting in the Cabinet Room. Shows the President and Prime Minister Visiting with Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bildt, Mrs. Quayle and the Bildt's son in the Oval Office. The President and Prime Minister walk along the Colonnade to have Drinks in the Red Room and Lunch in the Old Family Dining Room.
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WHPO-P29207
President Bush meets with Prime Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden. Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft are present. The Principals participate in an Expanded Meeting in the Cabinet Room. Shows the President and Prime Minister Visiting with Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bildt, Mrs. Quayle and the Bildt's son in the Oval Office. The President and Prime Minister walk along the Colonnade to have Drinks in the Red Room and Lunch in the Old Family Dining Room.
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WHPO-P29209
President Bush meets with Prime Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden. Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft are present. The Principals participate in an Expanded Meeting in the Cabinet Room. Shows the President and Prime Minister Visiting with Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bildt, Mrs. Quayle and the Bildt's son in the Oval Office. The President and Prime Minister walk along the Colonnade to have Drinks in the Red Room and Lunch in the Old Family Dining Room.
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WHPO-P29210
President Bush meets with Prime Minister Carl Bildt of Sweden. Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft are present. The Principals participate in an Expanded Meeting in the Cabinet Room. Shows the President and Prime Minister Visiting with Mrs. Bush, Mrs. Bildt, Mrs. Quayle and the Bildt's son in the Oval Office. The President and Prime Minister walk along the Colonnade to have Drinks in the Red Room and Lunch in the Old Family Dining Room.
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WHPO-P29215
President Bush greets Episcopal Church Foundation Officers. The President is presented with a Medal on a Red and White Ribbon, a Framed Certificate and a Book. President Bush, Sec. James Baker and Gen. Brent Scowcroft stand at the President's desk. The President and Baker Look at a Document. Also shows the Principals Meeting in the Oval Office study.
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WHPO-P29218
President Bush talks on the telephone to Maine Governor John 'Jock' Mckernan. Ron Kaufman hands the Phone to the President. Mrs. Bush is present. Also shows the President autographing a Book given to him by Patty Presock. President and Mrs. Bush greet National Republican Senatorial Trust Committee Chairman's Foundation members in the Diplomatic Reception Room, including Sen. Phil and Wendy Gramm. Shows the President with the Gramm's in the Yellow Oval Room and looking at Mrs. Bush's Needlepoint Rug in the Private Family Living Room. President and Mrs. Bush attend a Reception for the National Republican Senatorial Trust. The President Makes Brief Remarks.
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