last night my colleague from Kansas, Senator Dole, received the prestigious Eisenhower Leadership Prize in recognition of his distinguished service to the United States. I have long admired Senator Dole for his leadership and dedicated service and am pleased that the Eisenhower World Affairs Institute and Gettysburg College recognized him with such a high honor. This prize is made all the more notable because Dwight D. Eisenhower, the award's namesake, is a fellow Kansan and Senator Dole's hero. I add my voice to the many who congratulate him on this honor and ask unanimous consent that the remarks Senator Dole gave last night be printed in the Record.
Nancy Kassebaum: “last night my colleague from Kansas, Senator Dole, received the prestigious Eisenhower Leadership Prize in recognition…”
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Congratulating Senator Dole on receiving the Eisenhower Leadership Prize.
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