Bill Clinton – Gov Clinton responds to columnist

Four Letters to the Pollard Family, Education, Sesquicentennial, and Civic Programs, 1985 to 1986 Four letters from Governor Bill Clinton to Al Pollard spanning 1985 and 1986, concentrated on the civic and educational initiatives that defined the middle period of his third gubernatorial term. The group includes a July 11, 1985 letter responding to Pollard's plans for an "Honors Congress" as part of Arkansas's Sesquicentennial celebration, in which Clinton calls the proposal "the type of project that could bring national focus to the efforts Arkansas is making in improving the quality of education in our state" and closes "Please keep me posted"; a June 11, 1985 letter inviting Pollard to a July 1 press conference with the Department of Parks and Tourism and discussing the Governor's broader environmental stewardship agenda for the state; a June 1986 letter acknowledging Pollard's contribution to a fundraising effort; and a 1986 letter congratulating Pollard on another recognition through the "Take Pride in America" program. All four carry Clinton's signature.

Condition
Four TLS on Arkansas Governor's Office letterhead, 1985?86; all approx. 8.5 ? 11 inches; signatures in ink; very good to near fine.