Elizabeth Dole presents her husband Robert Dole with a new dog.
Washington, DC -- November 28, 1984 --- Secretary of Transportation Elizabeth Dole presents her husband, Senator Robert Dole, R-Kansas, with a new dog 11/28/1984. The gift came after Dole was selected the new Senate Majority Leader. --- (UPI Photo/Ron Bennett)
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