1982 speech by Gov. Atiyeh to a special session of the Oregon legislature, regarding the state budget package. Atiyeh discusses the national recession, the dangers of further budget cuts of essential services, and the need to support the current budget proposal.
Page from the Senate Journal regarding the calling of a special session to pass a state budget to deal with the projected deficit. Includes text of Atiyeh's proclamation, and of his message to legislators.
Annotated typescript of Atiyeh's prepared remarks for a press conference on the projected state budget deficit, and the need for both tax increases and further budget cuts.
Typescript of Atiyeh's State of the State address to a special session of the legislature. Atiyeh outlines the reasons for calling the special session--the economic crisis--and puts forth his new budget proposal, emphasizing the need for both short-term actions (a balanced budget) and long-term planning (economic diversification).
Atiyeh's statement to the Senate Revenue Committee, urging them to accept his budget proposal. Atiyeh outlines the recent budgetary developments that have brought them to this point, and explains the budget reductions he proposes as necessary to balance the budget--while warning that any further cuts, particularly to education budgets, could be disastrous.
Annotated typescript of Atiyeh's statement to Oregon's House Revenue Committee promoting his revenue package, soliciting suggestions, and warning of the dire consequences if no action is taken to address Oregon's budget deficit.
Annotated typescript of Gov. Atiyeh's State of the State address to the Legislative Assembly. The speech begins by acknowledging Oregon's recent economic struggles, and then presents Atiyeh's agenda of 'priority challenges,' including legislation on energy reform, land use planning, and judicial reform. Atiyeh also discusses challenging budgetary issues and the need to address racial discrimination.
Annotated typescript of a speech by Atiyeh to a Joint Session of the legislature during a special session. In the speech, Atiyeh outlines his budget recommendations, a school support measure, and a correctional facilities bond issue.
Typescript of a statement by Gov. Atiyeh to the legislature, in which he presents his budget recommendations, which included $130 million in reductions. Atiyeh discusses his priorities in forming the budget, as well as the tough choices that were necessary.
Annotated typescript of Gov. Atiyeh's State of the State address, presented at Marika's Restaurant in Beaverton. In the speech, Atiyeh reflects on the challenges and achievements of his first year as governor and discusses his philosophy of conciliation, communication, and credibility.
Annotated typescript of an address by Gov. Atiyeh to a joint session of the Oregon legislature regarding new energy directions for Oregon. He appeals to Oregon's history of self-sufficiency in lobbying for energy conservation, energy diversification, research, and other policies to achieve greater energy independence.
Annotated typescript of Atiyeh's 1979 inaugural address, presented at the Oregon State Capitol. In the address, Atiyeh thanks outgoing governor Bob Straub, talks about the business of government, makes promises and sets goals for his administration, and asks for the support of Oregonians in achieving those goals.
Atiyeh's preface to his self-selected collection of 'special speeches,' which he notes consists of 'as delivered' copies of the speeches. Atiyeh briefly describes the speech-writing process, what these speeches mean to him, and what he hopes for the researcher to learn from them.
Meeting sheet for a meeting with NEC Corporation as part of a 1985 trade mission to Japan. The sheet includes logistical information, a background of the company, and a list of gifts to be presented.
May 1943 issue of the Webfoot Fiji, the newsletter of the University of Oregon's Epsilon Omicron fraternity. Topics include brothers who had gone off to World War II, new pledges, and sports events. Atiyeh served as a contributor for the newspaper, and is noted as having been elected as 'Sophomore Whiskerino Deputy Sheriff,' and as having recently pinned Dolores Hewitt.
[back] Oregon Governor Victor Atiyeh, and Fujian Governor, Hu Ping sign the sister state/province agreement in September 24 of 1984, in Fuzhou, the capitol city of Fujian Province.
Executive Order EO-80-11, declaring a state of disaster in the wake of Mount St. Helens' eruption. Signed by Governor Atiyeh and attested to by Secretary of State Norma Paulus.
Report from the Oregon Emergency Services Division regarding preparations for Mount St. Helens response in 1980. Incorporates reports from the State Police, the State Health Department, the Highway Division, and the Department of Environmental Quality.
Informational bulletin from Hugh Fowler, Director of Emergency Services for Washington state, providing an update on the Mount St. Helens plume trajectory and other environmental conditions.
