This sound recording features a compilation of Atiyeh's last press conferences and availability with the media. He reflects on his experiences in office and takes questions from the press regarding his future and the future of the State of Oregon.
This sound recording features a press conference with Atiyeh on a potential petroleum shortage affecting the State of Oregon. He believes the shortage will not be severe, but outlines contingency strategies to deal with the problem if needed. At the end of his statement, Atiyeh answers several questions taken from the press. The sound recording also includes other short press conference clips.
This sound recording features an interview with Governor Atiyeh on many of the decisions he made over the course of his eight years in office and his opinion on his popularity as governor. At 26:30, press conference with Atiyeh on the needs for the future of Oregon, the closing of the Trojan Nuclear Plant, and his appointment of the Director of the Oregon State Lottery.
This sound recording includes a speech by Governor Atiyeh on trade relations between Japan and Oregon, which he delivered to the senior executives of JCA, an association of Japanese and Western U.S. business executives (formerly the Japan-California Association), at their annual meeting held at the Salishan Lodge in Gleneden Beach, Oregon.
In this sound recording, Governor Atiyeh announces the agreement of public ownership and purchase of several acres of property along the mouth of the Deschutes River in Central Oregon. He outlines the need for a fundraising campaign to pay for this future project. He also takes several questions from the press and audience members in attendance. At 32:30, press meeting with Atiyeh on land use planning and other ballot measures.
This sound recording begins with Victor Atiyeh's granddaughter Meagan Atiyeh telling the story of the three bears. It also includes a gubernatorial debate between Roger Martin, Tom McCall, and Victor Atiyeh for the Republican primary election.
In this sound recording, incumbent Governor Robert Straub and challenger Senator Victor Atiyeh meet in debate. This debate is moderated by KAXL news and features chosen subjects the matters: taxation, the death penalty, the wilderness issue, the denturism issue, and the general topic of state government spending.
Side two of a sound recording of Governor Atiyeh's end of the year press conference on many of his achievements throughout the 1984 legislative session. Atiyeh answers one more question from the press before wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Side one of a sound recording of Governor Atiyeh's end of the year press conference on many of his achievements throughout the 1984 legislative session. In his opening statement, he describes the state's recovery from economic recession, the various international trade missions he took, new business investments, land use acknowledgements, ballot measure 2, unemployment, and homelessness in Oregon. He also answers several questions from the press regarding unemployment, his hopes for the 1985 session, development of the Columbia River Gorge, tree fumigation, the Hanford nuclear site, the sales tax, and his legislative appointments.
Side two of a sound recording of Ted Kulongoski on his support for economic development in Oregon that is compatible with the state's natural environment and outdoor recreation. He takes several questions from the audience regarding problems facing the agricultural and timber industry and the need to bring new business and jobs to the state.
In this sound recording, Ted Kulongoski, the prospective democratic nominee for Governor of Oregon, describes his support for economic development in Oregon that is compatible with the state's natural environment and outdoor recreation. In particular, he supports the agriculture and tourism industries in Oregon and specifically outlines the need for voters to think about the long term economic decisions that impact both the people and the environment of the state. The prospective Governor takes several questions from the audience and addresses current problems facing agricultural jobs.
This sound recording begins with a speech given by Atiyeh describing his approach for creating jobs and improving Oregon's business climate. He asks for a vote of confidence in the form of investments, new jobs, and secure payrolls and urges current businesses in Oregon to welcome these new opportunities. At 17:12, press conference with Atiyeh. In this conference, Atiyeh answers several questions mostly regarding economic development and recovery.
This sound recording features a speech by Atiyeh, given during the 'Lincoln Day' celebration dinner, an annual fundraising event for the Republican Party of Oregon. In this speech, Atiyeh outlines his set of principles which influence his job as Governor. He reflects on Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson's personal interest in all people of the United States. Atiyeh also describes the opportunity to recapture the government in order to return self-esteem and pride in the nation again by voting for the common and collective voices of the State of Oregon.
In this sound recording, Atiyeh describes his new support of the sales tax in Oregon. He outlines the need to forget four myths regarding sales tax legislation in order to reduce property taxes to bring new economic growth and business investments in the state. Atiyeh's speech is followed by several questions taken from the audience.
Side two of a sound recording featuring several morning show interviews with Governor Atiyeh and Dolores Atiyeh after the governor's election for a second term; Atiyeh describes his individual campaign as a Republican governor and the margin between Republican and Democrat governors.
Side one of a sound recording featuring several morning show interviews with Governor Atiyeh and Dolores Atiyeh after the governor's election for a second term; Atiyeh describes his changing image as governor and the changes still needed for the state in his second term. Includes his reactions to the results of various ballet measures. The recording appears to be poor quality and there is much background noise.
Side two of a sound recording featuring a possible University of Oregon Board of Trustees meeting or faculty conference; At 9:30: Atiyeh speech on the economic development contributions of the University of Oregon and the potential for new business investments throughout the state.
This sound recording features a speech by Governor Victor Atiyeh given to a meeting of small business leaders on the benefits of business ownership and future opportunities for new investments in Oregon. Atiyeh compares running his own business, Atiyeh Bros., with his leadership in state government. Ends at 15:11; the rest of the tape includes speeches given by various University of Oregon coaches, possibly at a Board of Trustees meeting or faculty conference.
This sound recording features the full inaugural address of Victor Atiyeh as the newly sworn in Governor of the State of Oregon given during his Inaugural Ceremony. Also includes, the Battle Hymn of the Republic sung by the Forest Grove High School Choir, and Benediction by Rabbi Yonah H. Geller.
Side two of a sound recording of the Inaugural Ceremony of Governor-elect Victor Atiyeh; begins with the continuation of Atiyeh's inaugural address as Governor of Oregon. Also includes, the Battle Hymn of the Republic sung by the Forest Grove High School Choir, and Benediction by Rabbi Yonah H. Geller.
Side one of a sound recording featuring the opening proceedings of the Inaugural Ceremony of Governor-elect Victor Atiyeh; includes an invocation by Chaplain of Adult Services Gary McGinnis, former Governor Straub's farewell statement to the joint assembly, an inaugural prayer by Reverend Robert Graff, the taking of the Oath of Office, and Atiyeh's inaugural address as Governor of Oregon.
This sound recording features a luncheon program on Dolores Atiyeh summarizes her life and interests before becoming the First Lady of Oregon, including her early years in Portland and time spent at Washington High School and University of Oregon. Several family members and friends of the Atiyehs contributed to this program.
