Senator Lugar with Leaders

President George W. Bush talks with Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., on West Executive Avenue at the White House March 1, 2005. White House photo by Eric Draper.

Senator Lugar and Congressman Pete Visclosky (D-IN) with actress Ashley Judd, Global
Ambassador for YouthAIDS in Lugar’s Washington, DC, office prior to a Senate Foreign
Relations Committee hearing on developing an HIV vaccine. Judd was in Washington to testify
about her experiences as a Global Ambassador for YouthAIDS, which works in more than 60
countries to educate and protect young people from HIV/AIDS.

As the author of H. Res. 286, the companion bill to Lugar’s S. Res. 42, Visclosky also testified
before the Committee. The Lugar-Visclosky Resolution supports initiatives to accelerate
research and coordinate global efforts to develop of an HIV vaccine.

Senator Lugar with actress Ashley Judd, Global Ambassador for YouthAIDS in Lugar’s Washington, DC, office. She has traveled extensively in Africa and Asia to raise awareness of HIV prevention and has been a committed advocate in the United States for AIDS education and philanthropy. Senator Lugar chaired a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing on developing an HIV/AIDS vaccine

Senator Lugar with actres Angelina Jolie. Ms. Jolie was in Washington to raise awareness about refugees through her work as a United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Goodwill Ambassador.

Senator Lugar participates in a press conference on the Free Flow of Information Act with Rep. Mike Pence (R-IN), Rep. Richard Boucher (D-VA) and Sen. Chris Dodd (D-CT). Lugar introduced the legislation, S. 340, in the Senate after meeting with Rep. Pence at the beginning of the year.

Senator Lugar with Duke University President Dick Broadhead.

Senator Lugar with US Ambassador to Ukraine John Herbst.

Senator Lugar with Dr. Emmett Buell from Denison University.

Senator Lugar with General James E Cartwright, Commander, US Strategic Command.

Senator Lugar with Harley Lippman, who sits on the NYMEX board.

Senator Lugar with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice before the Foreign Relations Committee hearing on the State Department budget.

Senator Lugar swearing in Allen Weinstein as Archivist of the United States The Bible used in this ceremony was that of American Revolutionary soldier Moses Tyler. Tyler's wife brought the Bible to Washington, DC after Moses' death to receive her widow's pension. During the time period around Revolutionary War, it was customary for families to use their Bible as a means of identification. The National Archives has hundreds of family Bibles from this period.
Senator Lugar swearing in Allen Weinstein as Archivist of the United States, with his wife Adrienne Weinstein holding the Bible.	Senator Lugar congratulating Archivist of the United States Allen Weinstein after having sworn him in, with his wife Adrienne Weinstein.	Senator Lugar, Archivisit Allen Weinstein, Ambassador Max Kampelman and Librarian of Congress James Billington.

Senator Lugar with Ethan Braden from the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.

Senator Lugar with Dr. Condoleezza Rice, National Security Advisor and Secretary of State Designee.

Senator Lugar with Georgian Prime Minister Zurab Zhavnia.

Senator Lugar receiving the National Democratic Institute’s W. Averell Harriman Democracy Award from Madeline Albright, former Secretary of State and current Chairman of the Board of Directors of NDI.

Senator Lugar with Ambassador Randy Tobias, United States Global AIDS Coordinator.

Senator Lugar meets with the United States' Ambassador to the Philippines Francis J. Ricciardone.

To complete the traditional Navy promotion ceremony, Senator Lugar pins new rank insignia on Patrick Garvey, Professional Staff Member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee after swearing him in as a Commander in the United States Navy Reserve. Assisting Senator Lugar are CDR Garvey's niece Christina and nephew Alfred.

After signing into law the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) Acceleration Act of 2004,
President George W. Bush meets with U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Dick Lugar
in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building.
White House photo by Paul Morse.

Senator Lugar meets with United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Danforth.

Senator Lugar meets with Ken Behring of the Wheelchair Foundation.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Dick Lugar meets with
United Nations Refugees Agency Goodwill Ambassador and actress
Angelina Jolie. Ms. Jolie is in Washington to launch World Refugee Day events.

Senator Lugar meets with General Jim Jones, Supreme Allied Commander, Europe and the Commander of the United States European Command.

Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Dick Lugar introduces Rock Star Bono at a reception in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing Room. Bono said “trade is the most important thing to our friends in Africa.” He founded the organization DATA (Debt, AIDS, Trade, Africa) in 2002, and has met with Lugar three times to help advance Lugar’s bills to relieve Africa’s debt burden, provide more U.S. funds to fight and cure HIV/AIDS in poor countries, expand global nutrition programs, and support AGOA. For more information about this event, read the full press release.

Senator Lugar meets with Bill Rogers, a 4-time champion of the Boston Marathon.

Senator Lugar meets with fellow members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity.