LIBERIAN TASK FORCE AGENDA WEDNESDAY 4-26-95 6:00PM - 7:00PM 7:0PM - 7:30PM 7:30PM - 9:30PM THURSDAY / FRIDAY 4-27-95 08:OOAM - 08:30AM 08:30AM - 10:30AM 10:30AM - 10:50AM 10:50AM - 12:00PM 12:00PM - 1:00PM 1:00PM - 2:30PM 2:30PM - 3:00PM 3:00PM - 5:30PM 5:30PM - 6:30PM 6:30PM - 8:30PM

REGISTRATION RECEPTION OPENING SESSION 4-28-95 EYE OPENER REFRESHMENTS PLANNING SESSION R&R PLANNING SESSION LUNCH ( ON SITE) PLANNING SESSION R&R DINNER (ON SITE) PLANNING SESSION PLANNING SESSION

SATURDAY 4-29-95

08:OOAM 08:30AM 10:30AM 10:50AM

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08:30AM 10:30AM 10:50AM 12:00PM

EYE OPENER REFRESHMENTS PLANNING SESSION R&R CLOSING SESSION

NOTE: It is the utmost importance that the planning sessions' attendance are not shortened by our tardiness. It is acceptable for the R & R refreshments to be at work stations.

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REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA OFFICE OF THE DIRECTOR GENERAL OF THE CABINET EXECUTIVE AANSION, MONROVIA, LIBERIA

Liberia-Day/Chicago

Approved: 3/31/98

Plameddate ifMeeting - April 17-19: Depan Morovia on Suday,April 12 andreturn Wednesday, April 2? 1998 - !l davs) .Aon'Abi - Abi/NY -NYAt'-icago-Chicago/NY-NYAbi -. Abi fon

Main Dele2ation 1. Madame Jewel Howard-Taylor, First Lady

(Biead ofDelegaton)

2. Senator Evelyn Townsend (Mrs.) (Senator for Montserrado County) 3. Senator S. Bedell Fahn (Senator for Margibi County)

4. 5. 6. 7.

Hon. Monie R. Captain, Minister of Foreign Affairs Hon. Elias S. Seleeby, Minister of Finance Hon. Amelia Ward (Mrxs.), Minister of Planning and Economic Affairs Hon. Roland Massaquoi, Minister of Agriculture

8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Hon Joe W. Mulbah, Minister of Information Chief Cyril Allen, Secretary General of NPP and Chairman, NIC Hon.. D. Musuleng Coolr (Mrs.), Advisor to the President on Education *Hon. A. Romeo Horton, Advisor to the President and Eminent Statesman * Rev. Timothy L Thomas, Ambassador-At-Large Hon. G. Baccus Matthews, Chainan, National Port Authority

14. Chief Jallah Lone, Chairian, National Council of Chiefs and Elders 15. Hon. Morris Dukuly, Media Specialist 16 Bishop W Nab-Dixon, African Evangelical Church of Liberia

Press Corp: Mr. Fred Bass-Golakeh 17. Mr. Max Willie 18. Philip N. Wisseh 19. S. Blidi Elliott 20. Zamba Brown

Pres. Ducor Broadcasting Corp. DCTV and DC 101 Station Manager, LCNIKJSS 89.9 Managing Editor, Inquirer Newspaper Dep. Director General for Broadcasting, LBS Director, Amsterdam News (USA)

Support Staff 21. Mr. Gabriel S. T. Brimiah, 22. Ms. Marzu Boakai, 23. Mr. Franklin Ladlch 24. Mr. Franklin Towee

25. Mr. Morris Jallah

Director of Staff of the First Lady Lady-in-Waiting to the First Lady Chief Security Oticer to the First Lady

SSS Officer assigned to the First Lady Aide and Interpreter to Chief Jallah Lone

*Already liaising with Rev. Jackson-and his staff.

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COUCAI L

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

Celebrating the Lii A. The Council of the City of Philadelphia respect I the memory of A. Romeo Horton.

family and friends to celebrate the life and honor

Whereas, A. Romeo Horton was born on August Horton and Oral Milner Horton. Romeo was principal. He was transferred to Booker W[shin early 1940's, Romeo graduated from. the Celle which he also graduated. Romeo attended the U he earned his Masters degree in Business and Fine

[onrovia, Liberia to the Reverend Daniel Richard icks Institute in Virginia where his father was graduating from the eighth grade in 1937. In the kica and then entered Morehouse College, from n~irnylvania's Wharton School of Finance, where

Whereas, In 1954, Romeo started the LiberianS leading German bankers, Romeo built the Rank c Assistant Economic Advisor to President WN.S and Labor. In the early 1970's, 1hb a Administration at the University of Libeia; nd

ui Association and by 1957, with assistance from ing. Romeo was a dedicated public servant and was the first Secretary of Commerce for Industry dean of the College of Business and Public

Whereas, Romeo left Monrovia with hs famly president of the Philadelphia Corporaion for Philadelphia. He assisted in founding and esbii consultant.

for the United States, where he was appointed nd Cooperation (PCDC), by the Mayor of :ed Bank of Philadelphia and served as it's senior

Therefore, By virtue of this Citation, the Conil family and friends to celebrate the tlf and hono Horton, his daughter, Kamah, the members of 14 you will find comfort in the peace thissoul has s

f Philadelphia does hereby respectfully join with of A, Romeo Horton. To his wife, Mary Eliza rily and all of his friends, we offer the hope that Sin the legacy of goodness he left behind

ANNA C. VERNA, President

JANNIE L. BLACKWELL Councilwoman, 3 "dDistrict

12/28/05

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA

The health and well-being of the developing countries of Africa have always been of prime concern to people of good faith. Many Philadelphians joined others nationwide in asking what they could do for the victims of drought and famine in Ethiopia. This initial concern has evolved into a broader one which embraces extensive human development projects in Cameroon and Kenya. In response to the overwhelming concern of the community, Philadelphians from all walks of life formulated a committee to develop the Philadelphia CAREs for Africa campaign that opens officially on Thursday, February 5, 1987. Members of the original committee who developed this campaign to raise funds for food production, environmental protection and health education, deserve our commendation and appreciation. Accordingly, the City of Philadelphia is pleased to present this Citation to

DR. A. ROMEO HORTON. CONNECT INTERNATIONAL, INC. on this occasion and thank each member of the original committee for "caring for people today, so they can care for themselves tomorrow."

MAYOR

February 5, 1987