Asa Hutchinson To Announce Donation Of Political Papers To University Of Arkansas

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Administrator of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration Asa Hutchinson will be on campus at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2002, to announce the donation of his political papers to the University of Arkansas Libraries. The announcement will take place in the Helen Walton Reading Room of Mullins Library on the UA campus.

Speakers will include:

John A. White, chancellor
Asa Hutchinson, administrator U.S. DEA, and former Arkansas 3rd District Congressional Representative
Carolyn Henderson Allen, dean of University Libraries
A mult-box will be provided for broadcast media.

 

Contacts
Laura H. Jacobs, manager of development communications, phone (479) 575-7422, mobile phone (501) 283-7838, e-mail lherzog@uark.edu

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