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In 1983, Sheriff Hathaway was part of a contingent of six hundred supporters of [[Governor]] [[Edwin Edwards]] who joined Edwards in a celebratory tour of [[France]] and [[Belgium]]. The tab of $10,000 per person was used to retire Edwards's 1983 campaign debt of $4.2 million.<ref>"Marion Edwards, brother of ex-Louisiana governor, dies at 84," ''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' January 13, 2013.</ref> Edwards had just scored the third of his four nonconsecutive term as governor by unseating the Republican David Treen. On a train in [[Paris]], Hathaway was presented a drawing on a menu of an oak tree by the Louisiana artist George Rodrigue (1944-2013) before Rodrigue became famous with his blue dog symbol. In 2004, Rodrigue came to Shreveport with incoming Governor [[Kathleen Blanco]] and made an appearance at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum, where he autographed Hathaway's menu from more than twenty years earlier.<ref>Justin Herndon, "Blue Dog Artist Visits Shreveport With Portrait of Governor Blanco," KTAL-TV, January 11, 2004; no longer accessible on-line.</ref>  

In 1983, Sheriff Hathaway was part of a contingent of six hundred supporters of [[Governor]] [[Edwin Edwards]] who joined Edwards in a celebratory tour of [[France]] and [[Belgium]]. The tab of $10,000 per person was used to retire Edwards's 1983 campaign debt of $4.2 million.<ref>"Marion Edwards, brother of ex-Louisiana governor, dies at 84," ''The Alexandria Town Talk,'' January 13, 2013.</ref> Edwards had just scored the third of his four nonconsecutive term as governor by unseating the Republican David Treen. On a train in [[Paris]], Hathaway was presented a drawing on a menu of an oak tree by the Louisiana artist George Rodrigue (1944-2013) before Rodrigue became famous with his blue dog symbol. In 2004, Rodrigue came to Shreveport with incoming Governor [[Kathleen Blanco]] and made an appearance at the Louisiana State Exhibit Museum, where he autographed Hathaway's menu from more than twenty years earlier.<ref>Justin Herndon, "Blue Dog Artist Visits Shreveport With Portrait of Governor Blanco," KTAL-TV, January 11, 2004; no longer accessible on-line.</ref>  

In 1984, in a celebration of Freddie Spencer's victory the previous year in the Grand Prix [[motorcycle]] racing World Championship, Hathaway made Spencer an "honorary deputy" as the Shreveort native returned home for "Freddie Spencer Day," declared by Mayor John Brennan Hussey.<ref>{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=MvO5RoR1buMC&pg=PA24&lpg=PA24&dq=Don+Hathaway,+former+sheriff+of+Caddo+Parish,+LA&source=bl&ots=Pfp00uIVlU&sig=c1rZdrejZCqJ2Eh63VVmGqTCvIk&hl=en&sa=X&ei=p9KkU9qCJcukqAaJhIJ4&ved=0CFMQ6AEwCTgU#v=onepage&q=Don%20Hathaway%2C%20former%20sheriff%20of%20Caddo%20Parish%2C%20LA&f=false|title=Freddie Goes Home a Hero|publisher=''Cycle World]]''|date=January–May 1984|accessdate=June 20, 2014}}</ref>

In 1984, in a celebration of Freddie Spencer's victory the previous year in the Grand Prix [[motorcycle]] racing World Championship, Hathaway made Spencer an "honorary deputy" as the Shreveort native returned home for "Freddie Spencer Day," declared by Mayor John Brennan Hussey.<ref>{{cite book|url=http://books.google.com/books?id=MvO5RoR1buMC&pg=PA24&lpg=PA24&dq=Don+Hathaway,+former+sheriff+of+Caddo+Parish,+LA&source=bl&ots=Pfp00uIVlU&sig=c1rZdrejZCqJ2Eh63VVmGqTCvIk&hl=en&sa=X&ei=p9KkU9qCJcukqAaJhIJ4&ved=0CFMQ6AEwCTgU#v=onepage&q=Don%20Hathaway%2C%20former%20sheriff%20of%20Caddo%20Parish%2C%20LA&f=false|title=Freddie Goes Home a Hero|publisher=''Cycle World''|date=January–May 1984|accessdate=December 28, 2020}}</ref>

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