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MS-341, Tony Hall Papers

Collection Number: MS-341

Title: Tony Hall Papers

Dates: 1959-2006 (Bulk 1979-2002)

Creator: Hall, Tony, 1951-

Summary/Abstract: The Tony Hall Papers document the career of Tony Hall as both a U.S. Congressman, representing the Third District of Ohio, and as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture. Donated on September 26, 2002, with his Ambassador papers added in April 2006, the papers span the period 1959 to 2006. The bulk of the records pertain to his 24-year career as a U.S. Congressman. The papers contain voting records, congressional bills, constituent correspondence, personal correspondence, speeches, photographs, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings, memorabilia, and research on a variety of topics.

Quantity/Physical Description: 199 linear feet

Language(s): English and Chinese

Repository: Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, Wright State University, Dayton, OH 45435-0001, (937) 775-2092

Restrictions on Access: There are no longer restrictions on accessing materials in this collection. The five-year period for Series I through Series XII expired September 25, 2007. The expiration date for Series XIII was March 30, 2011. Series II, Constituent Letter, Subseries VIIC, Video Tapes, and Series XII, Memorabilia, are stored off-site. Please provide at least two days advance notice if you would like to research this portion of the collection.

Restrictions on Use: Copyright restrictions may apply. Unpublished manuscripts are protected by copyright. Permission to publish, quote, or reproduce must be secured from the repository and the copyright holder.

Preferred Citation: MS-341, the Tony Hall Papers Collection, Special Collections and Archives, University Libraries, Wright State University, Dayton, Ohio

Acquisition: Tony Hall donated the collection on September 26, 2002 with his Ambassador papers added in April 2006.

Separated Material: Series II, Constituent Letter, Subseries VIIC, Video Tapes, and Series XII, Memorabilia, are stored off-site.

Revisions: The finding was reformatted to the EAD standard and additions were made by Victoria Penno September-November 2013.

Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements: A video cassette player is required to view some materials.

Related Material: MS-2, James Middleton Cox Papers MS-409, Congressman Edward G. Breen Collection MS-419, Congressman David Hobson Collection

Additional Sources: Hall, Tony and Tom Price. Changing the Face of Hunger: One Man's Story of How Liberals, Conservatives, Democrats, Republicans, and People of Faith Are Joining Forces to Help the Hungry, the Poor, and the Oppressed. Nashville, Tenn.: W Pub. Group, c2006.

Processed by: John Armstrong August 2006

Arrangement: This collection is divided into thirteen series and seventeen subseries:

Series I: Congressional Legislation Series II: Constituent Letters Series III: Administration Series IV: House of Representatives Reports Subseries IVA: House Select Committee on Hunger Subseries IVB: House Committee on the Judiciary Subseries IVC: House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct Subseries IVD: Miscellaneous Reports Series V: House Committee Work Files Subseries VA: House Committee on Rules Subseries VB: House Select Committee on Hunger Series VI: Issues and Staff Memoranda Subseries VIA: Hunger Subseries VIB: Ohio and Third District Issues Subseries VIC: Foreign Affairs

Subseries VID: General Issues Series VII: Audiovisual Material Subseries VIIA: Photographs Subseries VIIB: Photograph Albums Subseries VIIC: Video Tapes Subseries VIID: Cassette Tapes Series VIII: Scrapbooks Series IX: Press and Newspaper Clippings Series X: Election Material Series XI: Publications and Books Subseries XIA: Weekender Subseries XIB: The Congressional Record Subseries XIC: Books Series XII: Memorabilia Series XIII: Ambassador Papers

Biographical/Historical Note: Three times nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, Tony P. Hall is a leading advocate for hunger relief programs and improving human rights conditions in the world. In February 2002, President George W. Bush asked him to serve as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate and sworn in by Secretary of State Colin Powell in September 2002.

Prior to entering the diplomatic corps the Dayton, Ohio native represented the Third District of Ohio in the U.S. House of Representatives for almost twenty-four years, their longest serving representative in history. During his tenure, he was chairman of the House Select Committee on Hunger and the Democratic Caucus Task Force on Hunger. He founded and was one of two House members on the steering committee of the Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors. He authored legislation that supported food aid, child survival, basic education, primary health care, micro-enterprise, and development assistance in the world’s poorest countries. Mr. Hall also founded and chaired the Congressional Hunger Center, a non-governmental organization committed to ending hunger through training and educational programs for emerging leaders.

A founding member of the Select Committee on Hunger, Mr. Hall served as its chairman from 1989 to 1993. During this time, he initiated legislation enacted into law to fight hunger-related diseases in developing nations. He sponsored a successful 1990 emergency measure to assist state-run Women, Infants and Children (WIC) programs. Mr. Hall helped to establish a clearinghouse that provided food through gleaning, a process of gathering grains and produce left on the ground after harvesting. Mr. Hall has worked to promote micro-enterprise to reduce joblessness. In response to the abolishment of the Hunger Committee in April 1993, he fasted for 22 days to draw attention to the needs of hungry people in the United States and around the world.

In his efforts to witness the plight of the poor and hungry first-hand, he has visited poverty-stricken and war-torn regions in more than 100 countries. He was the first Member of Congress to visit Ethiopia during the great famine of 1984-5. He has visited North Korea six times since 1995, and was one of the first Western officials to see the famine outside of the capital, Pyongyang. In 2000, he became the first Member of Congress to visit Iraq to investigate the humanitarian situation. During his second week as Ambassador, he traveled to Zimbabwe and Malawi to see the food deficit crisis in southern Africa.

Mr. Hall has worked actively to improve human rights conditions around the world, especially in the Philippines, East Timor, Paraguay, South Korea, Romania, and the former Soviet Union. In 2000, he introduced legislation to end the importation of conflict diamonds mined in regions of Sierra Leone, Angola and the Democratic Republic of Congo. In 1983 he founded the Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors. In 1999, he was a leader in Congress calling for the United States to pay its back dues to the United Nations. In 1997 and 2000, Mr. Hall introduced legislation calling on Congress to apologize for slavery. He also has worked at promoting reconciliation among diverse peoples through a number of private initiatives.

In 1964 Mr. Hall graduated from Denison University in Granville, Ohio where he was a Little All-American football player. During 1966 and 1967, Mr. Hall taught English in Thailand as a Peace Corps Volunteer. He returned to Dayton to work as a realtor and he was a small businessman for several years. Mr. Hall and his wife Janet raised two children.

Mr. Hall served in the Ohio House of Representatives from 1969 to 1972, and in the Ohio Senate from 1973 to 1978. On November 7, 1978, Mr. Hall was elected to the 96th Congress. He served on the Foreign Affairs and Small Business Committees before being appointed to the Rules Committee at the beginning of the 97th Congress.

Ambassador Hall was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for 1998, 1999 and 2001 for his humanitarian and hunger-related work. For his hunger legislation and for his proposal for a Humanitarian Summit in the Horn of Africa, Mr. Hall and the Hunger Committee received the 1992 Silver World Food Day Medal from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. Mr. Hall is a recipient of the United States Committee for UNICEF 1995 Children's Legislative Advocate Award, U.S. AID Presidential End Hunger Award, 1992 Oxfam America Partners Award, Bread for the World Distinguished Service Against Hunger Award, and NCAA Silver Anniversary Award. He received honorary Doctor of Laws degrees from Asbury College, Antioch College and Eastern College and a Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Loyola College in Baltimore. In 1994, President Clinton nominated Mr. Hall for the position of UNICEF Executive Director.

Scope and Content: The Tony Hall Papers consist primarily of the Congressional records of Tony Hall during his 24 years as a U. S. Congressman representing Ohio’s Third District from 1979 to 2002 and, to a lesser extent, his personal papers as the U. S. Ambassador to the United Nations Agencies for Food and Agriculture from September 10, 2002 to April 1, 2006. The papers encompass a wide-variety of material including summaries of his voting record, congressional bills, constituent letters, house committee reports, photographs, scrapbooks, newspaper clippings and memorabilia. Of particular interest to researchers are the extensive files on the work of the House Select Committee on Hunger and Mr. Hall’s trips to various parts of the United States, and the world, to investigate the plight of the world’s hungry.

Series I, Congressional Legislation, is the largest of the thirteen series. The first two record center boxes of the series contain the Individual Voting Record and Legislative Activity Guide of Tony Hall from 1979 to 2002. Basically, these files show how Congressman Hall voted on various Congressional bills. These boxes are followed by two record center boxes of Voting Scores compiled by a wide-variety of special interest groups. The Voting Scores indicate how well Congressman Hall supported, or did not support, issues of interest to the special interest group. The remaining 39 Record Center and Hollinger boxes contain Congressional bills. The legislation is grouped according to Congress, beginning with the 96th Congress and ending with the 107th Congress. Within each Congress the files are grouped according to the type of bill, e.g. Joint Resolution (H. J. Res.), Concurrent Resolution (H. Con. Res.), and House Resolution (H. Res. and H. R.). Within each type of bill, the bills are in numerical order. In the case of House Resolutions an explanation is necessary. House Resolutions are initially identified as H. R. when introduced. Once the bill has been reviewed and staffed, and before it goes before the House for a vote, the bill must pass through the House Committee on Rules for review. If the rules committee approves the bill, it is sent to the House floor as a House Resolution (H. Res.) with a new number. Along with bills, some Congress files contain other information include Colleague letters, Congressional Record excerpts, and general correspondence. The 99th Congress is the largest set of files with 6 Record Center boxes. The smallest set is the 103rd Congress with one box. The rest of the Congress files range from two to four boxes. Researchers will find that files for some resolutions are quite extensive containing the bill, amendments, correspondence, newspaper clippings, floor statements, testimony, and research. On the other hand, many files contain nothing more than the basic bill and some general information.

Series II, Constituent Letters, is another large series containing letters from Congressman Hall’s constituents in the Ohio Third District on a variety of topics. The series is organized according to Congress beginning with the 96th Congress and ending with the 107th Congress. Unfortunately, constituent letters for the 97th, 98th, and 99th Congresses are missing. Organization of letters for each Congress varies. For the 96th Congress, the letters were organized according to the House Committee the topic pertains to and then according to topic. In some cases, a Word Processing code was assigned for the response. At the end of the 96th Congress there are general letter files grouped according

to year received (1979 and 1980) and then arranged alphabetically within the year. These letters range from birthday greetings to general requests for assistance.

The organization of constituent letters for the 100th through the 104th Congresses is quite bit different, and more difficult to use, than the other Congresses. Constituent letters for these five Congresses were assigned a number as they were received and then placed in numerical order within the files. In some cases, letters were given the same number if they were received at the same time and pertain to the same topic, i.e. a form letter or postcard expressing an opinion on a specific subject. The difficulty in using these files is there is no way to know the subject of the letters without reviewing the letters individually.

The organization of the letters for the 105th through 107th Congresses is similar to the 96th Congress. For these Congresses, letters were arranged according to the Word Processing coding used to respond to the letter. Coding for the letters begin with a two-digit code for the House Committee it pertains to and the remainder of the code identifies the subject. For example, a letter responding to a constituent letter on Kosovo begins with FA for Foreign Affairs and then KOSOVO. Letters received in 1998 concerning the impeachment of President Clinton are coded JDIMPCH (Judiciary Committee).

In general, Constituent Letters provide a pretty detailed opinion of Congressman Hall’s Third District constituents on a wide-variety of topics. In many cases, Congressman Hall’s response is attached to the letter. What this series does not contain is letters requesting assistance on personal, sensitive issues, or “casework,” such as requesting help to resolve a social security or veteran’s benefit problem, and similar items.

Series III, Administration, contains a variety of information and is subdivided into a number of groups. The first group is books which contains several copies of Jefferson’s Manual and Rules of the House of Representatives of the United States and the Congressional Directories for the 105th and 106th Congresses. The second group, General Information, contains mostly personal correspondence and mail schedules. The third group is Appointment Books which begins in 1979 and ends in 2000. The fourth group, Speeches, is grouped according to type of speech, e.g. hunger, education, political/campaign, and miscellaneous. Many of the miscellaneous speeches have topics listed. The speech file begin in February 1984 and end in August 2002. There are also a large number of speeches that have no date listed. The fifth group, Grants, is limited to the years 1994 and 1995. These files contain information on grants received by Third District companies and organizations. The sixth group, Privately Sponsored Travel, begins in 1988 and ends in 2002. The files list location and date of travel paid for by private entities. The seventh group, the files of Michael Gessel, contains mostly memos written by Mr. Gessel to Tony Hall from 1981 to 1993 and Speeches, Interviews and Statements from 1979 to 1992. The eighth group of files is Gail Amidzich files. The Amidzich files contain memos to Tony Hall for the period 1986 to 1988. The ninth group in this series is Question and Answer Books for the 103rd, 104th, and 105th Congresses, along with Guest Registers for 1979 to 1990 and 1996 to 2001. The final group consists of one Hollinger box of Janet Hall files. These files pertain to hunger

briefings she attended and hunger events she helped her husband organize during the period 1984 to 1986.

Series IV, House of Representatives Reports, is divided into four subseries. The first subseries, House Select Committee on Hunger, contains committee reports beginning with the 99th Congress and ending with the 103rd Congress. The reports are grouped according to Congress and in numerical order. The second subseries contains communications (reports) from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, to the House Committee on the Judiciary. These communications, all dated in September 1998, report the results of his investigation of President Clinton. The third subseries, House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, contains reports of investigation on two Congressmen, Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, January 1997, and Congressman James A. Traficant, Jr., July 2002. The fourth subseries, Miscellaneous Reports, contains a wide variety of reports including those on foreign affairs, Congressional hearings, and appropriation reports. Of particular interest is the February 1997 report of the Department of Defense Base Closure and Federal Property Authorities (1997 BRAC Commission) on recommended base closures.

Series V, House Committee Work Files, contains two subseries. The first, and largest, is work files of the House Committee on Rules. While Congressman Hall was appointed to the House Committee on Rules at the beginning of the 97th Congress, the work files begin with the 103rd Congress. The files are in numerical order according to the House Resolution number. These files are extensive and are housed in nine record center boxes. The second subseries, House Select Committee on Hunger, contains mostly files on field hearings in the United States, along with press releases and newspaper clippings on committee activities.

Series VI, Issues and Staff Memoranda, is a very large series spanning 41 record center boxes. The series is divided into four subseries beginning with the largest, Hunger. The strength of the Hunger subseries are the files summarizing Congressman Halls many trips to locations throughout the world beginning in 1979 and ending in 2002. Of particular interest to researchers are files summarizing Congressman Hall’s April 2000 trip to Iraq, his many trips to North and South Korea, and domestic hunger tours to southeastern Ohio and Appalachia in 1998, 1999, and 2000. Following the trip files, the subseries include major groupings of files containing Hunger References, Caucus and Conferences reports, and General Administrative and Correspondence files. The subseries ends with two record center boxes containing information on Gleaning. Gleaning was a major area of interest for the House Select Committee on Hunger during the late 1980s. For researchers, these files contain quite a bit of information on gleaning and groups promoting gleaning.

The second subseries in Issues and Staff Memoranda is Ohio and Third District Issues. This series is primarily organized in chronological order, but there are some major subgroups worth noting for researchers. These major subgroups include expansion of the Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio in the early 1980s, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Superfund clean-up efforts in the Dayton area beginning in the late 1980s through

the early 1990s, health research bills promoting the work of Dr. Petrofsky at Wright State University in the mid-1980s, and the Miamisburg derailment in 1986. However, the largest group of files concerns the closure of the Department of Energy Mound Research facility in Miamisburg, Ohio. These files begin in 1988 and end in 2002. They include extensive information and background on the closure of this very valuable nuclear research site in the Dayton area.

The third subseries in Issues and Staff Memoranda is Foreign Affairs. This subseries contains information on conventional arms limitations, United Nation issues, human rights, the Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors, and various countries including East Timor, Korea, and the Philippines. Researchers will note that many of these files relate to hunger and human rights issues previously noted in other areas of Mr. Hall’s papers. Researchers should also note a 2010 edition to this subseries on conflict diamonds, an issue that Congressman Hall was heavily involved.

The fourth, and final subseries in Issues and Staff Memoranda, is General Issues. This subseries contains files ranging from abortion to assault weapons bans to geothermal tax credits. However, the main emphasis of this subseries, and ones that researchers will find particularly interesting, are the files on faith-based initiatives (2000 – 2001), Congressman Hall’s controversial proposal to apologize for slavery (1992-2002), and proposals for values and character education in schools (1987-1994).

Series VII, Audiovisual Material, is divided into four subseries. The first subseries, and largest, is photographs. This subseries is divided into a number of subgroups. The first subgroup includes official portraits and other individual photographs of Tony Hall. There is also one file folder containing photographs of Mr. Hall’s swearing in as Ambassador to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Agencies by Secretary of State Colin Powell. The second major subgroup contains photographs from the 1960s and 1970s. Included in this subgroup are football and graduation photographs from high school and college, along with photographs taken during his time in the Ohio House and Senate. The third major subgroup, and the most interesting, is photographs taken of Mr. Hall with United States Presidents, world leaders, U. S. Congressmen and Senators, and celebrities. In this subgroup, researchers will find photographs of Congressman with every U. S. President from President Carter to President George W. Bush. There are also a large number of photographs of Mr. Hall with world leaders such as Israeli Prime Minister Begin and Korean President Kim Dae Jung. In addition, researchers will find photographs of Mr. Hall with Congressman such as Claude Pepper and Tip O’Neil, and celebrities such as Tom Selleck and Lynn Redgrave. The fourth major subgroup is photographs of Tony Hall with visitors to his Washington, D. C. office including school groups and senior citizen groups. The fifth major subgroup contains photographs of Tony Hall with members of his staff and a variety of Interns who worked in his office over the years. Most of these photographs are dated and include the name of the individuals in the photograph. The sixth major subgroup includes general photographs ranging from House committee meetings to public events. The last major subgroup contains photographs of Hunger and Hunger Trip photographs from around the world and the United States. These photographs are grouped according to region of the world, (e.g.

Africa, Southeast and Southwest Asia, Europe, Central and South America, and domestic hunger tours in the United States), and then in chronological order. The photographs of Mr. Hall’s trips to Africa and southeast and southwest Asia are extensive.

The second subseries in Audiovisual Materials includes photograph albums. This subseries is rather small including an album from his trip to Sudan in May/June 1998, a leather-bound album from his trip to Korea in November 1998, and two small albums concerning his trips to Peru in July 1980 and to Mississippi in 1987.

The third subseries includes an extensive collection of video tapes beginning in 1979 and ending with Congressman Hall’s speech at the 2000 Democratic National Convention. There are also a fairly large number of video tapes that are undated. Most of the tapes in this subseries are recordings of television programs, interviews, Public Service announcements, and tapes on Hunger issues. Related to this subseries is the last subseries containing cassette tapes. The cassettes are primarily from the 1980s and include tapes titled “Monthly TV Reports.”

Series VIII, Scrapbooks, spans a period beginning in 1955 and ending in 2002. The first two scrapbooks contain newspaper clippings, photographs, and other items from Mr. Hall’s days as a Fairmont High School and Denison University football player. The rest of the scrapbook albums contain newspaper and press clippings from his days in the Ohio House and Senate and as a U.S. Congressman. Most of the scrapbook pages were removed from their original 3-ring binder and placed in archival quality binder boxes.

Series IX, Press and Newspaper Clippings, is divided into two major subgroups. The first subgroup contains press information including newspaper columns, news advisories, mailings and press releases. It also contains his district newsletter that began in January 1981 and ended January 2002. The subgroup also includes Questionnaires his office sent to constituents from March 1981 to July 1996. The second major subgroup contains newspaper clippings about his activities from 1959 to 2002. Inclusive dates for the clippings are 1959 to 1978, April 1988 to January 1994, December 1996 to December 1997, and January 1999 to November 2002.

Series X, Election Material, is the smallest of all the series. The series primarily contains information on his reelection campaigns in 1982 and 1992. Of particular interest to researchers is a 3-ring binder box containing information summarizing Tony Hall’s 1992 re-election campaign.

Series XI, Publications and Books, is organized into three subseries. The first subseries contains the Democratic Policy Committee’s Weekender. This publication summarizes the Democratic Party’s position on issues being considered by Congress. Issues available in this subseries begin January 6, 1999 and end October 17, 2002. The second subseries contains a limited number of The Congressional Record. Most of the volumes are from 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, and 2001. The last subseries contains books with topics ranging from hunger to religion.

Series XII, Memorabilia, contains a wide-variety of items including correspondence, diplomas, awards, certificates, and plaques. Of particular interest to researchers are the first two boxes of the series. These boxes contain letters to Tony Hall from world leaders. The boxes also include correspondence concerning his nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize and his appointment as Ambassador to the United Nations Food and Agriculture Agencies. Researchers, and other interested individuals, should note that the 3-dimensional objects he received during his years as a Congressman and Ambassador have been photographed and itemized in Appendix I to his papers.

Series XIII, Ambassador Papers, was received in April 2006. Ambassador Hall’s ambassador papers are grouped in to five major groups. The first group contains general information on the responsibilities of a United States Ambassador, brochures and general information on the U.S. Mission to the U.N. Agencies for Food and Agriculture, and mission trip reports to Sudan, Libya, Northern Uganda, and Ethiopia in 2004 and 2005. The second major group contains correspondence from 2002 to 2006. Most of the correspondence is from family and friends. There is also a file of correspondence concerning his book, “Changing the Face of Hunger.” The third major group contains newspaper and magazine clippings, along with several newsletters. The fourth group contains reports, briefings and miscellaneous material he received from 2002 to 2005. The final group is audiovisual material. Many of the photographs are of Ambassador Hall meeting with the U.N. World Food Programme staff on a variety of occasions, including a meeting with former President Clinton in 2004. There are also photographs of Ambassador Hall with President Bush and the South Korean Prime Minister. Finally, there are also several DVDs on Hunger-related issues.

Subject Terms:

Persons/Families Hall, Tony, 1951-

Organizations/Corporate Names Congressional Hunger Center Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations Ohio. General Assembly. Senate. Ohio. General Assembly. House of Representatives. Peace Corps (U.S.)--Thailand United Nation -- Officials and employees United States. Congress. World Food Programme.

Places Ohio--Politics and government United States -- Politics and government -- 20th century

Subjects (General) Ambassadors -- United States.

Human rights advocacy. Hunger--Developing countries. Hunger--Government policy--United States. Hunger--Political aspects. Hunger--United States.

Material Types Cassette Tapes Correspondence Legislation Memorabilia Newspaper clippings Paper Photographs Scrapbooks Wooden plaques VHS

Collection Inventory

Series I: Congressional Legislation

Box File Description Date

1 1 Member’s Individual Voting Record, 1979-1980 Dec 1980 2 Member’s Individual Voting Record, 1981-1982 Dec 1982 3 Member’s Individual Voting Record, 1983-1984 Nov 1984 4 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1985 Dec 1985 5 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1985 (Index) Dec 1985 6 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1986 Oct 1986 7 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1986 (Index) Oct 1986 8 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1987 Dec 1987 9 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1987 (Index) Dec 1987 10 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1988 Oct 1988 11 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1988 (Index) Oct 1988 12 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1989 Dec 1989 13 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 1989 (Index) Dec 1989 14 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1990 Oct 1990 15 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1990 (Index) Oct 1990

2 1 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Nov 1991 Nov 1991 2 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Nov 1991 (Index) Nov 1991 3 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1992 Oct 1992 4 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1992 (Index) Oct 1992 5 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Nov 1993 Nov 1993 6 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Nov 1997 Nov 1997

7 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Oct 1998 Oct 1998 8 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Nov 1999 Nov 1999 9 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 2000 Dec 2000 10 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-Dec 2001 Dec 2001 11 Legislative Activity Guide, Jan-May 2002 May 2002 12 Legislative Profile, Jan 3-Dec 31, 2001 Dec 2001 13 Congressman Tony P. Hall’s Record: 1979-1982 1982 14 Congressman Tony P. Hall’s Record: 1979-1984 1984 15 Congressman Tony P. Hall’s Record: 1979-1986 1986 16 Congressman Tony P. Hall’s Record: 1979-1988 1988

Voting Scores 3 1 Interest Groups 1980-1982 2 Interest Groups 1984 3 Interest Groups 1985 4 Interest Groups 1986 5 Interest Groups 1987 6 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 1988 7 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 1988 8 Interest Groups 1989 9 Interest Groups 1990 10 Interest Groups 1991 11 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 1992 12 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 1992 13 Interest Groups 1993 14 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 1994 15 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 1994 16 Interest Groups 1995 17 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 1996 18 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 1996

4 1 Interest Groups 1997 2 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 1998 3 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 1998 4 Interest Groups 1999 5 Interest Groups (1 of 2) 2000 6 Interest Groups (2 of 2) 2000 7 Interest Groups 2001 8 Interest Groups 2002

Ohio State Delegation Issues 9 Ohio State Delegation Issues 1982-1983 10 Ohio State Delegation Issues 1984 11 Ohio State Delegation Issues 1985-1986 12 Ohio State Delegation Issues – Correspondence 1986-1987 13 Dayton-Area Information, Questions, Reports & Corresp. 1986-1987

14 Dayton YWCA Renovation 1992

96th Congress

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 5 1 15 – Pepper Senior Citizen Intern Program Jun. 12, 1979 2 200 – Baltic States Oct. 19, 1987 3 202 – Ida Nudel Emigration to Israel Oct. 30, 1979 4 203 – Susan B. Anthony Coin Nov. 7, 1979 5 212 – Iranian Military Training Nov. 15, 1979 6 252 – Earth Day Mar. 18, 1980 7 272 – Andre Sakharou Release Feb. 5, 1980 8 285 – Disappearance of Persons Feb. 26, 1980 9 329 – Kampuchea Conflict May 7, 1980 10 333 – Iran Rescue Mission May 7, 1980 11 344 – Withholding Tax on Interest Bearing Accounts Jun. 18, 1980 12 346 – Afghan Relief Week May 22, 1980 13 365 – Federal Retirement Day Jul. 28, 1980 14 367 – India Uranium Aug. 19, 1980 15 368 – Indian Nuclear Fuel Aug. 19, 1980 16 396 – Sale of Tanks to Jordan Jul. 31, 1980 17 423 – Poland I Aug. 27, 1980 18 434 – Raoul Wallenberg Sept. 19, 1980 19 435 – Poland Resolution Sept. 19, 1980 20 443 – Disapproval of Korea Defense Articles Oct. 1, 1980

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 21 19 – National Lupus Week May 1, 1979 22 68 – National Family Week Jun 19, 1979 23 209 – National Diabetes Week Jun 25, 1979 24 219 – American History Month Mar. 3, 1980 25 220 – National Energy Education Day Feb. 12, 1980 26 238 – Meals on Wheels Week May 24, 1979 27 255 – National Medic Alert Week Sept. 28, 1979 28 283 – NATO Commitment Mar. 28, 1979 29 291 – Energy and Anti-Inflation Program Aug. 2, 1979 30 326 – National Guard Day Jun 29, 1979 31 338 – National Architectural Barrier Awareness Week Aug. 2, 1979 32 343 – National Veterans’ Hospital Week Oct. 23, 1979 33 345 – 100th Anniversary of Ohio State University Bond May 24, 1979 34 353 – United States Space Observance Jun 5, 1979 35 375 – Days of Remembrance of Victims of the Holocaust Mar. 27, 1980 36 414 – National Bicycling Day Nov. 2, 1979 37 417 – National Porcelain Art Month Mar. 5, 1980 38 442 – National Athletic Boosters Week Feb. 5, 1980 39 445 – National Cystic Fibrosis Week Jan. 22, 1980

40 447 – Martin Luther King Jr. Day Feb. 6, 1980 41 463 – National Diabetes Week Feb. 7, 1980 42 477 – Proclamation Honoring Memory of Walt Disney Feb. 6, 1980 43 531 – Oil Importation Fee May 29, 1980 44 533 – National Small Business Survival Week May 7, 1980 45 550 – National Management Week May 14, 1980 46 564 – National Italian-American Day Jun 13, 1980 47 565 – National Management Week Jun 10, 1980 48 578 – Italian-American Heritage Week Aug. 27, 1980

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 49 89 – Name Change to Committee on Foreign Affairs Jan. 31, 1979 50 135 – Resolution on Prime Minister Bhutto Feb. 26, 1979 51 292 – Fair Employment Practices Sept. 25, 1979 52 316 – Southeast Asian Refugee Crisis Jun. 13, 1979 53 321 – Indochina Refugee Crisis Jun 18, 1979 54 347 – Incarceration of Analoly Scharansky & other Prisoners of Conscience in USSR Jul. 13, 1979 55 446 – Appropriations Amendments Oct. 26, 1979 56 449 – Chilean Non-Extradition Oct. 16, 1979 57 512 – Use of Chemical Agents in Indochina Dec. 19, 1979 58 602 – Windfall Profit Tax Use Mar. 12, 1980 59 638 – Actions Concerning East Timor Apr. 16, 1980 60 698 – Order of the Sons of Italy Jun. 5, 1980 61 738 – U.N. Mid-Decade Conference Jul. 1, 1980 62 748 – U.N. Mid-Decade Conference for Women Jul. 24, 1980

House Resolutions (H. R.) 63 1 – Amendment to Federal Election Campaign Act Jan. 15, 1979 64 2 – Sunset Act of 1979 Jan. 31, 1979 65 15 – Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Jan. 15, 1979 66 39 – Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act Jan. 15, 1979 67 90 – White House Conference of Small Business Act Feb. 13, 1979 68 1785 – Charitable Deductions Amendment Mar. 27, 1980 69 2291 – Revenue Sharing Extension May 15, 1979 70 2479 – Taiwan Relations Act Feb. 29, 1979 71 2602 – Medigap Certification Jul. 31, 1979 72 2663 – Amendment to Food Stamp Act-Shelter Expense Deductions Jun. 11, 1979 73 3173 – International Security Assistance Act Mar. 22, 1979 74 3621 – Extend Federal Controls with Regard to Oil Pricing Apr. 10, 1979 75 3635 – Eliminate Waiting Period for Disability Benefits Jun. 27, 1979 76 3651 – Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act Apr. 30, 1979 77 3883 – Walter P. Reuther Postage Stamps Oct. 30, 1979 78 3895 – Small Business Export Improvement Act May 21, 1979 79 4011 – White House Conference (H.R. 90) on Small

Business Act May 21, 1979 80 4035 – Special International Security Act (Egypt/Israel Peace Bill) May 10, 1979 81 4269 – International Human Rights Policy Act May 31, 1979 82 4646 – Capital Cost Recovery Act Nov. 2, 1979 83 4660 – Smaller Enterprise Regulatory Improvement Act Jul. 17, 1979 84 4717–Adjustment to Personnel Ceilings Based on Functioning Controcted Oct, Etc. Mar. 25, 1980 85 4970 – Campaign Contribution Reform Act Jul. 26, 1979 86 4986 – Monetary Control Act of 1980: Share Draft, Etc. Aug. 2, 1979 87 5401 – National Center of Afro-American History & Culture Act Jan. 28, 1980 88 5499 – Commission on Wartime Relocation & Internment of Civilians Act Oct. 26, 1979 89 5607 – Small Business Innovation Act May 15, 1980 90 5609 – Long Term Care Residents Rights Act Nov. 20, 1979 91 5689 – Cambodian Famine Relief Oct. 25, 1979 92 5737 – Amendment to International Claims Settlement Act of 1949- Recovery of Losses in Vietnam Oct. 30, 1979 93 5858 – Sunset Review Act Feb. 5, 1980 94 6008 – Small Business Export Expansion Act Apr. 23, 1980 95 6012 – Social Security Tax Exemption Dec. 6, 1980 96 6021 – Federal Spending & Tax Expenditure Control Act Jan. 29, 1980 97 6141 – Relief of Fanny R. Ypola McCarthy Dec. 13, 1979 98 6164 – Reyes Syndrome Act May 14, 1979 99 6429 – Small Business Equal Access to Justice Act May 13, 1980

6 1 6460 – Small Business Paperwork Reduction Feb. 7, 1980 2 6540 – Emergency Unemployment Compensation Act Jun 11, 1980 3 6617 – Small Business Capital Incentive Act May 5, 1980 4 6635 – Food Security Act Feb. 27, 1980 5 6722 – Small Business Motor Fuel Marketer Preservation Act Mar. 6, 1980 6 6942 – International Security & Development Cooperation Act Mar. 26, 1980 7 7250 – Small Business Development Center Act May 15, 1980 8 7259 – Small Business Employee Ownership Act May 15, 1980 9 7288 – Amend Small Business Act: Improve Procurement Opportunity May 7, 1980 10 7289 - Amend Small Business Investment Act: Guarantee Debentures May 7, 1980 11 7297 – Amend Small Business Investment Act: Investment of Unneeded Funds May 7, 1980 12 7298 – Small Business Advocacy May 7, 1980 13 7906 – Small Business Participating Debentures Act Jun 31, 1980

14 8388 – Amend Foreign Assistance Act: Italian Earthquake Aid Dec. 1, 1980 15 Congressional Record 1979-1980 16 Newspaper Clippings 1979-1980

97th Congress

7 1 Legislative Profile for Tony Hall (Jan 5, 1981-Jan 14, 1983)1983 2 Tony Hall Letters with Colleagues 1981-1982 3 Tony Hall Letters with Colleagues II 1981-1982 4 Special Memos 1981-1982 5 Thank You Letters (All Others) 1982-1983 6 Thank You Letters (All Others) 1984-1985 7 Letters with Colleagues - Notice Given 1981 8 Letters with Colleagues – Notice Given 1982-1983 9 Tony’s Record (Miscellaneous Documents) 1981-1982 10 Tony’s Record (Miscellaneous Documents) 1981-1982 11 Political References 1981 12 Political References (1 of 3) 1982 13 Political References (2 of 3) 1982 14 Political References (3 of 3) 1982

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 15 50 – Medical Core for Dr. Viktor Brailousky Feb. 3, 1981 16 77 – Natural Gas Decontrol Oct. 21, 1981 17 96 – Indefinite Moratorium on Commercial Killing of Whales May 21, 1981 18 101 – Defense Expenditure Monitoring Aug. 4, 1981 19 118 – Disapproval of Sale of AWACS & F-15’s to Saudi Arabia May 27, 1981 20 140 – Combating/Controlling International Terrorism- Special U.N. Session Sept. 12, 1981 21 150 – Iraqi Nuclear Facility Raid Jun. 17, 1981 22 153 – Bust/Statue of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Jun. 24, 1981 23 161 – Uruguay Arms Sell Oct. 5, 1981

8 1 178 – Disapproval of FCT Rule: Sale of Used Motor Oct. 31, 1981 2 205 – Ukrainian Human Rights Oct. 28, 1981 3 214 – Mortgage Interest Deduction Nov. 20, 1981 4 216 – School Lunch Requirements Nov. 10, 1981 5 219 – Soviet Anti-Semitism Nov. 20, 1981 6 236 – National Day of the Seal Mar. 1, 1982 7 259 – Withholding Taxes on Interest Jan. 29, 1982 8 278 – Senior Citizen Community Service Project Mar. 30, 1982 9 310 – Cyprus Conflict Jul. 19, 1982 10 312 – Rename “Corpus Christi” Apr. 21, 1982

11 321 – East Timor (File 1 of 2) Apr. 28, 1982 12 321 – East Timor (File 2 of 2) Apr. 28, 1982 13 336 – Soviet Human Rights Sept. 15, 1982 14 381 – Wasted/ Discard Food-Available to Hungry People Jul. 21, 1982 15 384 – Federal Support for Child Nutrition Programs Sept. 16, 1982 16 415 – Conventional Arms Limits (1 of 2) Sept. 29, 1982 17 415 – Conventional Arms Limits (2 of 2) Sept. 29, 1982 18 427 – Afghanistan Freedom Dec. 16, 1982

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 19 5 – Importation of Automobiles & Trucks Negotiations Feb. 26, 1981 20 81 – National Day of Peace May 7, 1981 21 151 – Designation of “Square Dance” as National Folk Dance Jun. 16, 1981 22 159 – Presidential Nomination Commission Feb. 3, 1981 23 174 – Working Mothers’ Day Mar. 19, 1981 24 202 – African Refugee Relief Day Mar. 30, 1981 25 220 – Raoul Wallenberg Mar. 26, 1981 26 272 – National Medic Alert Week Feb. 22, 1982 27 293 – National Energy Education Day Sept. 16, 1981 28 345 – National Construction Industry Week Dec. 8, 1981 29 348 – Queen Beatrix Medal Feb. 23, 1982 30 375 – National Orchestra Week Mar. 2, 1982 31 405 – El Salvador Negotiations Mar. 24, 1982 32 420 – American History Month Mar. 8, 1982 33 428 – National POW/MIA Recognition Day Mar. 10, 1982 34 430 – World Food Day Mar. 9, 1982 35 434 – Freeze & Reduction in Nuclear Weapons Mar. 24, 1982 36 447 – National Day of Reflection Mar. 29, 1982 37 453 – National Jogging Day Aug. 10, 1982 38 456 – National Respiratory Therapy Week Jun. 8, 1982 39 474 – SALT II Agreement Ratification May 4, 1982 40 479 – National POW/MIA Recognition Day May 11, 1982 41 487 – Year of the Bible Sept. 9, 1982 42 496 – National Alzheimer’s Disease Week Sept. 8, 1982 43 518 – National NCO/Petty Officer Week Jun. 23, 1982 44 521 – Nuclear Freeze Jul. 19, 1982 45 524 – National Adult Day Care Center Week Sept. 8, 1982 46 531 – National Parkinson’s Disease Week Sept. 13, 1982 47 533 – Proposal Constitution/Amendment Equal Rights for Men and Women Aug. 9, 1982 48 545 – Prohibiting Oil & Gas Leases Nov. 29, 1982 49 552 – El Salvador Certification Jul. 28, 1982 50 556 – Prevention of Nuclear Testing Aug. 19, 1982 51 571 – Nuclear Freeze Continued Aug. 12, 1982

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 52 51 – Opposition to Oil Decontrol Feb. 23, 1981 53 144 – Authorize Construction at Military Installations for FY1982 May 28, 1981 54 156 – Department of Energy Appropriation Jun. 10, 1981 55 176 – Funding for Head Start Program Jul. 23, 1981 56 182 – Department of State Authorization Rule Jul. 17, 1981 57 216 – Overseas Private Investment Corp. Extension Rule Sept. 15, 1981 58 231 – 10th Anniversary of Retired Senior Volunteer Program Oct. 7, 1981 59 243 – Energy Tax Credits Oct. 7, 1981 60 272 – Authorize Participation in Multi-National Force- Sinai Nov 13, 1981 61 291 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule Dec. 8, 1981

9 1 371 – Natural Gas Deregulation Mar. 18, 1982 2 380 – Martial Law in Poland Mar. 9, 1982 3 406 – Opposition to Arms Sale to Jordan Apr. 5, 1982 4 409 – Energy Budget Cuts Mar. 24, 1982 5 419 – International Energy Authorization Rule Mar. 31, 1982 6 421 – Establish Select Committee on Children, Youth & Families May 24, 1982 7 437 – Rule on International Communication Agency Authorization Supplement Apr. 27, 1982 8 458 – Authorization for National Bureau of Standards May 11, 1982 9 488 – Smithsonian Institution Authorization Rule- Constitution Jun. 2, 1982 10 510 – National Energy Emergency Preparedness Act Rule Jun. 22, 1982 11 519 – Military Construction Authorization Rules Jul. 13, 1982 12 538 – Nuclear Freeze Rule Jul. 28, 1982 13 548 – State Department Authorization Rule Aug. 5, 1982 14 557 – Capitol Grounds Authorization Rule Aug. 10, 1982 15 565 – Security & Exchange Commission Rule Aug. 17, 1982 16 594 – Rule on Health Block Grant Sept. 21, 1982 17 606 – Shock Batons to South Africa Dec. 1, 1982

House Resolutions (H.R.) 18 2 – Sunset Act Jun. 5, 1981 19 18 – Commission on More Effective Government Mar. 26, 1981 20 58 – Sunset Review Act Jun. 2, 1981 21 65 – Taxing Social Security Benefits Feb. 5, 1981 22 247 – Anti-Inflation Tax Act Jun. 9, 1981 23 459 – Mandating Gun Crime Sentences Feb. 25, 1981 24 501 – Charitable Deduction Mar. 24, 1981 25 808 – Admission to Amerasian Children Jul. 13, 1982 26 1003 – Iranian Hostage Gold Medals Jun. 22, 1981

27 1053 – Capital Cost Recovery Act Jan. 29, 1981 28 1300 – Congressional Review of Proposed Changes in Postal Services Apr. 28, 1981 29 1362 – Small Business Motor Fuel Marketer Preservation Act Jan. 28, 1981 30 1506 – Anti-Arson Act Jan. 29, 1981 31 1700 – Working Married Tax Break Feb. 5, 1981 32 2208 – Domestic Content Tax Credit (File 1 of 2) Feb. 26, 1981 33 2208 – Domestic Content Tax Credit (File 2 of 2) Feb. 26, 1981 34 2245 – Small Business Tax Reductions Mar. 3, 1981 35 2252 – Atlanta Children Murders Mar. 10, 1981 36 2280 – “Killer Bullets” Study Jun 28, 1982 37 2456 – Vessel Depreciation Apr. 6, 1981 38 2833 – Alternatives to Institutionalization Mar. 25, 1981 39 3269 – Malt Beverage Interbrand Oct. 20, 1981 40 3566 – International Security & Development Cooperation Act May 1981 41 3575 – Girl Scouts Postage Stamp Feb. 24, 1982 42 3631 – Homemaker Individual Retirement Account May 19, 1981 43 3722 – Federal Trade Commission & Professionals/ Professional Organizations Jul. 31, 1981 44 3752 – Critical Industry Reindustrialization Tax Act Mar. 10, 1982 45 3970 – Federal Computer Systems Protection Act Aug. 4, 1981 46 4015 – Small Business Participating Debentures Jul. 23, 1981

10 1 4091 – Geothermal Tax Credit Definition Jul 9, 1981 2 4147 – Airline Deregulation Amendments Act May 21, 1982 3 4326 – Small Business Innovation Development Act Jan. 28, 1982 4 4332 – Air Traffic Controller Act Jul. 30, 1982 5 4647 – Award of Congressional Gold Medals Jul. 14, 1982 6 4744 – Office of Housing for the Elderly Feb. 2, 1982 7 4786 – Bankruptcy Improvements Act Jan. 28, 1982 8 4873 – Roy Wilkins Medal Aug. 5, 1982 4930 – Oil Takeovers Dec. 3, 1981 9 5004 – Tax Treatment of Variable Annuity Contracts Nov. 30, 1981 10 5133 – Domestic Content Requirements for Motor Vehicles Sold in U.S. (File 1 0f 3) Dec. 15, 1981 11 5133 – Domestic Content Requirements for Motor Vehicles Sold in U.S. (File 2 of 3) Dec. 15, 1981 12 5133 – Domestic Content Requirements for Motor Vehicles Sold in U.S. (File 3 of 3) Dec. 15, 1981 13 5180 – Hospice Care Coverage Under Medicare Program Mar. 30, 1982 14 5192 – Membership of the Advisory Commission on Inter- Governmental Relations Feb. 24, 1982 15 5250 – Home Video Recording Rights May 18, 1982 16 5319 – Revoking Drunken Drivers License (File 1of 2) Jan. 25, 1982

17 5319 – Revoking Drunken Drivers License (File 2 of 2) Jan. 25, 1982 18 5432 – Admiral Hyman George Rickover Medal Mar. 8, 1982 19 5446 – Adjustments in Rates of Pay for Members of Congress Feb. 3, 1982 20 6077 – Amendment of Employee Protection Provisions of Airline Regulation Aug, 18, 1982 21 6538 – Tennyson Guyer Federal Building Jun. 7, 1982 22 6841 – Miami Conservatory District Jul. 22, 1982 23 6979 – Competitive Shipping and Shipbuilding Act Sept. 28, 1982 24 7012 – Targeted Development Aid Amendment Aug. 19, 1982 25 7023 – Repeal of Federal Medicare Tax Nov. 29, 1982 26 7097 – Armed Services Chiropractors Sept. 28, 1982 27 7108 – Repeal of Withholding on Interest and Dividends Nov. 29, 1982 28 7309 – Commission on the Bicentennial of the Constitution Nov. 29, 1982 29 7437 – International Monetary Fund and Apartheid Dec. 16, 1982

98th Congress

General 11 1 Legislative Profile – Tony Hall, January 32, 1983 to November 9, 1984 1984 2 Tony’s Records 1983-1985 3 Letters with Colleagues (1 of 2) 1983 4 Letters with Colleagues (2 of 2) 1983 5 Letters with Colleagues 1983-1984 6 Congressional Record 1983-1984 7 Ohio State Issues 1983-1984 8 Bills and Resolutions – Notice Given 1983-1984 9 Hall – Originated Colleagues 1983-1984 10 Interest Group Ratings (1 of 3) 1983-1984 11 Interest Group Ratings (2 of 3) 1983-1984 12 Interest Group Ratings (3 of 3) 1983-1984 13 Political Reference 1983-1984

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 14 40 – Maintain Hunger Program Jan. 27, 1083 15 63 – Soviet Union Human Rights Mar. 10, 1983 16 95 – Military Aid to Greece and Turkey May 16, 1983 17 100 – Soviet Union Forced Labor Camps Apr. 27, 1983 18 118 – Federal Government Support of Education in U.S. May 11, 1983 19 122 – South Africa “Blackspot” Policy Jul. 12, 1983 20 170 – Joint Venture Nov. 17, 1983 21 173 – Persecution of Baha’is in Iran Oct. 19, 1983 22 177 – Vladimir Feldman Nov. 3, 1983 23 183 – Assassination of Benigno Aquino Oct. 3, 1983 24 265 – Paraguay Human Rights Feb. 29, 1984

25 277 – Importation Ban on Goods Produced by Forced Labor Apr. 11, 1984 26 288 – 50th Anniversary of Ohio Credit Union League Apr. 10, 1984 27 302 – Christian Religion in China Jun. 11, 1984 28 332 – Andrei Sakharov and Yelena Bonner Jun. 28, 1984 29 354 – 175 Years of Miami University Sept. 11, 1984 30 363 – Regulations on Real Estate Oct. 9, 1984

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 31 1 – Equal Rights Amendment II Jan. 3, 1983 32 2 – Nuclear Freeze Jan. 3, 1983 33 3 – Prevention of Nuclear Testing Jan. 3, 1983 34 13 – Nuclear Freeze (1 of 2) Mar. 11, 1983 35 13 – Nuclear Freeze (2 of 2) Mar. 11, 1983 36 22 – National Child Abuse Prevention Month Jan. 26, 1983 37 61 – START, Eliminating Nuclear First-Strike Mar. 2, 1983 38 65 – Guatemala Aircraft Spare Parts Jan. 26, 1983 39 69 – National Family Week Jun. 2, 1983 40 74 – National Day of Peace Jun. 26, 1983 41 101 – American Business Women’s Day Jun. 16, 1983 42 128 – Conventional Arms Feb. 7, 1983 43 132 – National Adult Day Core Center Week Jul. 27, 1983 44 139 – Federal Credit Union Week Jun. 27, 1983 45 140 – National Physical Fitness and Sports Month Mar. 21, 1983 46 160 – National Parkinson’s Disease Week Apr. 18, 1983 47 174 – Hugo Lafayette Black Day Jun. 19, 1984 48 178 – National Sakharou Day May 10, 1983 49 199 – National Productivity Improvement Week Sept. 30, 1983

12 1 207 – Northern Ireland Mar. 17, 1983 2 215 – National Drug Abuse Education Week Oct. 21, 1983 3 228 – National Animal Agriculture Week Jul. 14, 1983 4 247 – National Day of Remembrance of Man’s Inhumanity To Man Apr. 10, 1984 5 248 – Global 2000 Report Apr. 21, 1983 6 253 – National Tuberous Sclerosis Week Apr. 3, 1984 7 260 – Lupus Awareness Week Oct. 4, 1983 8 263 – World Food Day Sept. 14, 1983 9 271 – National Inventors’ Day Feb 6, 1984 10 291 – Dr. Semyon Gluzman Immigration Jun. 21, 1983 11 292 – National Theatre Week Sept. 20, 1983 12 324 – National Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Awareness Week Nov. 9, 1983 13 331 – National Housing Week Sept. 13, 1983 14 345 – National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week Aug. 4, 1983 15 356 – Big Brothers and Big Sisters Week Feb. 21, 1984

16 369 – Tit for Tat Nov. 3, 1983 17 384 - Pershing II and Cruise Missile Deployment Delay Nov. 10, 1983 18 386 – Cong. & Meals on Wheels Oct. 27, 1983 19 392 – National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Sept. 5, 1984 20 408 – Anti-Defamation League Day Nov. 8, 1983 21 420 – Chad Knutson Jun. 29, 1984 22 427 – Pay As You Go Budget Nov. 16, 1983 23 434 – Freedom of Information Day Nov. 17, 1983 24 437 – National Employ the Older Worker Week Mar. 12, 1984 25 445 – National Child Abuse Prevention Month Feb. 7, 1984 26 454 – Contribution of Blocks to American Independence Feb. 28, 1984 27 460 – National Reye’s Syndrome Week Oct. 3, 1984 28 466 – Older Americans Month Feb. 7, 1984 29 476 – Year of the Secretary Sept. 25, 1984 30 486 – National Hemophilia Awareness Month Sept. 14, 1984 31 487 – D-Day National Remembrance Apr. 5, 1984 32 489 – Accounting of Americans missing in Southeast Asia Aug. 8, 1984 33 491 – National Sewing Month Jul. 31, 1984 34 494 – Management Week in America Feb. 28, 1984 35 500 – National Family Week May 8, 1984 36 501 – Elie Wiesel Gold Medal Apr. 26, 1984 37 505 – National Adult Day Care Center Week May 3, 1984 38 509 – National Physical Fitness and Sports Month Apr. 24, 1984 39 520 – Education Day, U.S.A. Mar. 30, 1984 40 523 – Ban of Weapons Designed to Attack Objects in Space Apr. 12, 1984 41 524 – Ban on Weapons in Space and Weapons Designed to Attack Objects in Space Apr. 12, 1984 42 529 – National Drug Abuse Education & Prevention Week Apr. 24, 1984 43 531 – Maintain 1972 ABM Treaty Mar. 28, 1984 44 532 – Missing Children Day May 15, 1984 45 533 – National Digestive Diseases Awareness Week May 15, 1984 46 539 – Mining of Ports of Nicaragua Apr. 12, 1984 47 540 – International Court of Justice and Central America Apr. 12, 1984 48 542 – National Adoption Week Jun. 6, 1984 49 545 – Emergency Medicine Week Aug. 8, 1984 50 546 – Hawaii Statehood Silver Jubilee Day Jul. 24, 1984 51 547 – Smokey Bear Week Aug. 9, 1984 52 550 – National Blood Pressure Awareness Week Aug. 8, 1984 53 565 – National Epidermolysis Bullosa Awareness Week Oct. 2, 1984 54 566 – National Neighborhood Housing Services Week Jun. 25, 1984 55 567 – St. Lawrence Seaway Day/Year May 30, 1984 56 572 – Food for Peace Day Jun. 27, 1984 57 577 – Polish American Heritage Month Jun. 20, 1984 58 589 – National Osteopathic Medicine Week Jul. 23, 1984

59 590 – National Drunk & Drugged Driving Awareness Week Jun. 12, 1984 60 597 – Youth of America Week Aug. 6, 1984 61 599 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Jun. 29, 1984 62 604 – African Refugees Relief Day Jun. 25, 1984 63 605 – Torture Resolution Aug. 1, 1984 64 608 – National Quality Month Sept. 6, 1984 65 609 – National Tumor Registrar Recognition Day Jul. 26, 1984 66 611 – Teenage Alcohol Abuse Awareness Week Aug. 8, 1984 67 621 – National Hospice Month Sept. 11, 1984 68 622 – National Buddy Holly Day Aug. 2, 1984 69 624 – Freedom of the Press Day Aug. 2, 1984 70 629 – National Tourism Week Sept. 12, 1984 71 638 – National Head Injury Awareness Month Oct. 1, 1984 72 556 – World Food Day Sept. 19, 1984

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 73 15 – Select Committee on Hunger May 2, 1983 74 16 – Select Committee on Children, Youth, and Families Jan. 3, 1983 75 17 – Presidential Medal of Freedom to Benjamin Elijah Mays Apr. 13, 1983 76 45 – POW/MIA Postage Stamp Jan. 27, 1983 77 50 – Ratification of Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide Feb. 28, 1983 78 65 – Budget Task Force Changes Feb. 8, 1983 79 67 – Release of Anatoly Shcharansky Feb. 22, 1983 80 118 – Release of Dr. Viktor Brailousky Mar. 2, 1983 81 139 – Restore Balance in Federal Energy Budget Mar. 16, 1983 82 147 – Human Rights of Hungarians in Transylvania Nov. 18, 1983 83 155 – National Sickle-Cell Anemia Awareness Month Apr. 21, 1983 84 159 – Activities in Honduras and Nicaragua Apr. 13, 1983 85 172 – Imports of Apparel Limits Jun 23, 1983 86 190 – Equal Rights in Education Opportunity Jun. 23, 1983 87 198 – State Department Authorization Rule May 17, 1983 88 203 – Support for Withdrawal of Israeli Forces from Lebanon May 25, 1983 89 208 – Health Extension Rule May 24, 1983 90 231 – Telephone Rate Policies Jun. 22,1 983 91 250 – National Development Act Rule Jun 29, 1983 92 281 – Affordable Health Care Nov. 16, 1983 93 282 – Coutadora Peace Initiative Sept. 13, 1984 94 285 – Revenue Sharing Rule Jul. 26, 1983 95 296 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule Aug. 3, 1983 96 337 – Children as Teachers of Peace Week Feb. 21, 1984 97 348 – Johnny Bench Resolution Jan. 24, 1984 98 430 – The Mandela Freedom Resolution Aug. 10, 1984

99 513 – Renewable Energy Tax Credits Jun. 13, 1984 100 517 – Alleviate Hunger Rule Jun. 6, 1984 101 529 – Military Construction Rule Jun. 19, 1984

13 1 545 – Public Debt Limit Rule Jun. 28, 1984 2 595 – Rule on Service Industries Development Program Oct. 1, 1984

House Resolutions (H.R.) 3 2 – Sunset Act Apr. 11, 1983 4 31 – Chiropractic Corp for Armed Services Members/Retirees Jan. 3, 1983 5 42 – Commission on Move Effective Government Feb. 28, 1983 6 58 – Sunset Review Act Aug. 4, 1983 7 175 – Private Noncommercial recording Exemption Jul. 21, 1983 8 500 – Repeal Interest and Withholding Tax Jan. 6, 1983 9 625 – Tax Duplicate Mailing May 10, 1983 10 634 – Vietnam Veterans Education Benefits Apr. 27, 1983 11 656 – Federal Employees Health Benefits Reform Act Oct. 20, 1983 12 672 – Office of Housing for the Elderly Jan. 6, 1983 13 800 – Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Mar. 2, 1983 14 822 – Binary Chemical Weapons Apr. 27, 1983 15 881 – American Defense Education Act May 24, 1983 16 898 – Improve Management of Procurement Programs Mar. 24, 1983 17 1026 – Repeal of Federal Medicare Tax Jan. 27, 1983 18 1083 – International Monetary Fund and Apartheid Jan. 31, 1983 19 1092 – Federal Computer Systems Protection Act Feb. 14, 1983 20 1136 – Small Business Participating Debentures May 11, 1983 21 1176 – Mortgage Revenue Bonds Feb. 7, 1983 22 1197 – Export of Domestically Produced Crude Oil – Alaskan Oil Mar. 24, 1983 23 1234 – Fair Practices in Automotive Products Act – Domestic Content Bill Feb. 17, 1983 24 1242 – Competitive Shipping and Shipbuilding Act Apr. 19, 1983 25 1270 – El Salvador Certification Feb. 3, 1983 26 1315 – Permanent Deduction for Charitable Contributions By Nonitemizers Oct. 6, 1983 27 1415 – Auto Dealership Protection Sept. 14, 1983 28 1450 – Miami Conservancy District Projects Review Feb. 15, 1983 29 1585 – Tax Deduction for Food Transportations Feb. 22, 1983 30 1590 – Emergency Food Assistance and Commodity Distribution Act Feb. 23, 1983 31 1617 – Advisor Commission on Intergovernmental Relations Membership Feb. 23, 1983 32 1651 – Shoreline Protection for Maumee Boy State Park Feb. 24, 1983 33 1676 – National Commission on Neurofibromatosis Sept. 5, 1983 34 1755 – Small Business Motor Fuel Marketer Preservation

Act Mar. 2, 1983 35 1800 – Consumer Debtor Bankruptcy Amendments Act Jul. 14, 1983 36 1887 – Research and Experimental Expenses May 4, 1983 37 1903 – Prohibit Importation of Kangaroos and Products Sept. 14, 1983 38 1905 – Ministers’ Housing Deduction Apr. 14, 1983 39 1955 – Enterprise Zone Employment and Development Act Aug. 3, 1983 40 1976 – Repeal of Price Supports for Tobacco May 9, 1983 41 2053 – Air Travelers Security Act Jul. 21, 1983 42 2124 – Repeal of Truckers’ Taxes Jun. 3, 1983 43 2154 – Natural Gas Consumer Relief Act (1 of 2) Mar. 16, 1983 44 2154 – Natural Gas Consumer Relief Act (2 of 2) Mar. 16, 1983 45 2172 – Church Audit Procedures Act of 1983 Apr. 27, 1983 46 2225 – Capital Gain Holding Period Mar. 22, 1983 47 2262 – Malt Beverage Interbrand Competition Act Apr. 19, 1983 48 2379 – National Park System Protection and Resources Management Act Mar. 24, 1983 49 2432 – Sexual Exploitation of Children Act Apr. 13, 1983 50 2601 – Criteria for Federal Death Penalty May 9, 1983 51 2732 – Equal Access Act Nov. 14, 1983 52 2883 – Passenger Vessels Trade Jul. 12, 1983 53 2927 – Geothermal Tax Clarification (1 of 3) May 5, 1983 54 2927 – Geothermal Tax Clarification (2 of 3) May 5, 1983 55 2927 – Geothermal Tax Clarification (3 of 3) May 5, 1983 56 2977 – Church Audit Procedures Act May 11, 1983 57 3016 – Chiropractic Services for Certain Veterans Jul. 26, 1983 58 3043 – Philanthropy of Private Foundations Aug. 3, 1983 59 3072 – Renewable Energy Incentive Act May 24, 1983 60 3196 – Computing Rate of Insured Unemployment Jun. 2, 1983 61 3197 – Trigger for Unemployment Jun. 2, 1983 62 3240 – Roy Wilkins Medal Oct. 31, 1983 63 3348 – Leo J. Ryan Medal Jul. 20, 1983 64 3614 – Harry S. Truman Medal Nov. 17, 1983 65 3642 – Kamehameha the Great National Monument Sept. 22, 1983 66 3803 – Reporting of Tips Oct. 19, 1983 67 3828 – 250th Anniversary of the Founding of State of Georgia Nov. 18, 1983 68 4003 – Yung-Tsang Chiu and Su Lau Sept. 27, 1983

14 1 4098 – Synthetic Fuels Corporation Fiscal Accountability Act Feb. 9, 1984 2 4110 – Civil Liberties Act (Japanese-American Internment) Apr. 5, 1984 3 4206 – Federal Income Tax Exemption for Armed Services Members who Die from Hostile Action Nov. 10, 1983 4 4300 – Missing Children Assistance Act Apr. 5, 1984 5 4352 – Fair Trade in Steel Act Feb. 9, 1984 6 4440 – Human Needs and World Security Act (1 of 2) Nov. 17, 1983

7 4440 – Human Needs and World Security Act (2 of 2) Nov. 17, 1983 8 4447 – El Salvador Refugees Feb. 6, 1984 9 4731 – Effective Schools Development in Education Act of 1984 Sept. 14, 1984 10 4740 – National Symposium on Missing Children Act Mar. 27, 1984 11 4772 – Federal Charter for Vietnam Veterans of American, Inc. May 10, 1984 12 4791 – Scout Commemorative Coins Act Jun. 29, 1984 13 4877 – U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem Mar. 8, 1984 14 5023 – Petroleum Marketing Practices Act Amendments of 1984 May 1, 1984 15 5081 – Fair Trade in Steel Act Apr. 4, 1984 16 5140 – Prohibit Sale of Stinger Air Defense Guided Missile Mar. 19, 1984 17 5247 – Congressional Budget Act Amendments Mar. 27, 1984 18 5341 – SSI Equitable Improvements and Reform Amendments Sept. 5, 1984 19 5754 – Bicycle Duty Rates Jul. 23, 1984 20 5845 – Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act Aug. 9, 1984 21 5933 – Definition of Geothermal Energy Jun. 26, 1984 22 5934 – Harry Chapin Gold Medal Aug. 8, 1984 23 6021 – Tax Treatment of Debt Instruments Aug. 2, 1984 24 6093 – Bankruptcy Judge for Central District of Illinois Sept. 25, 1984 25 6098 – Carl D. Perkins Memorial Bridge Aug. 8, 1984 26 6117 – Funding for Basic Health Care Services in Developing Countries (1 of 3) Aug. 9, 1984 27 6117 – Funding for Basic Health Care Services in Developing Countries (2 of 3) Aug. 9, 1984 28 6117 – Funding for Basic Health Care Services in Developing Countries (3 of 3) Aug. 9, 1984 29 6203 – African Drought Relief Oct. 9, 1984 30 National Management Week 1981-1984

99th Congress

15 1 Tony Hall Signed Letters with Colleagues 1984-1985 2 Tony Hall Signed Letters with Colleagues 1985 3 Tony Hall Letters with Colleagues (1 of 3) 1985-1986 4 Tony Hall Letters with Colleagues (2 of 3) 1985-1986 5 Tony Hall Letters with Colleagues (3 of 3) 1985-1986 6 Tony Hall Originated Dear Colleagues Letters 1985-1986 7 Co-Sponsorships & Co-Signs (1 of 2) 1984-1986 8 Co-Sponsorships & Co-Signs (1 of 2) 1984-1986 9 Trip to Soviet Union 1985 10 Budget Cut 1984-1986 11 Congressional Record 1985-1986 12 Rules Committee – Notice of Action Taken 1985-1986

13 Rules Committee (1 of 2) 1985-1986 14 Rules Committee (2 of 2) 1985-1986 15 Political (Newspaper/Magazine Articles) 1984-1986 16 Presidential Documents, Vol. 22, No. 21, Pgs 651-698 May 26, 1986 17 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1985-1986

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 18 24 – Polish Human Rights Jun. 27, 1985 19 26 – Chinese Christians Feb. 21, 1985 20 33 – Expressing Support for Costa Rice’s Neutrality Jan. 1985 21 34 – Regulations on Investment in Real Estate, Etc. by Federally Insured Savings and Loans Feb. 28, 1985 22 52 – Restoration of Democracy in Chile Feb. 6, 1985 23 59 – 100th Anniversary of Death of U.S. Grant – Use of Capital Rotunda Feb. 1985 24 72 – Egypt Honoring Comp David Accords Mar. 7, 1985 25 82 – Dr. Josef Mengele Resolution Mar. 21, 1985 26 90 – Builder Bonds (Sense of Congress) Mar. 1985 27 95 – 20th Anniversary of Head Start Mar. 1985 28 98 – Authorize Use of Rotunda for Holocaust Memorial Ceremony Mar. 1985 29 102 – China’s Population Control Plans Apr. 3, 1985 30 107 – President to Reduce Trade Deficit (Japanese) (Sense of Congress) Apr. 1985 31 110 – Taiwan Cooperation in Henry Liu Case Apr. 1985 32 130 – President’s Trip to Germany and Bitburg Cemetery Apr. 1985 33 132 – 20th Anniversary of Older Americans Act Apr. 1985 34 142 – Welcome Rajiv Gandhi, Prime Minister of India May 1985 35 146 – Release of Funds for the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants & Children Mar 9, 1985 36 165 – Welcome President of Tunisia on Visit to USA Jun. 1985 37 183 – Gleaning Resolution Sept. 4, 1985 38 185 – Farmaid Concert Sept. 1985 39 192 – Peaceful Return to Democracy in Chile Sept. 1985

16 1 211 – Universal Access to Immunizations by 1990 Resolution Oct. 10, 1985 2 227 – Lights for Peace Resolution Nov. 5, 1985 3 228 – Condemn All Acts of Terrorism Nov. 1985 4 239 – Commend Anglo-Irish Agreement on N. Ireland Dec. 1985 5 244 – East Timor Resolution (1 of 2) Dec. 10, 1985 6 244 – East Timor Resolution (2 of 2) Dec. 10, 1985 7 261 – Republic of Korea Democracy Mar. 4, 1986 8 278 – National Trio Day Feb. 26, 1986 9 285 – Ethiopian Resettlement Policy Feb. 6, 1986 10 310 – Agricultural Loan Restructuring Apr. 30, 1986

11 317 – Release and Safe Passage of Naum Meiman and Inna Kitrosskaya-Meiman Jun. 17, 1986 12 332 – Ukrainian Monitors Jul. 15, 1986 13 335 – Lester R. Brown Honor May 8, 1986 14 344 – Physical Education Program Requirements Jul. 11, 1986 15 370 – Repression of Ahmadis by Pakistan Government (1 of 2) Jul. 17, 1986 16 370 – Repression of Ahmadis by Pakistan Government (2 of 2) Jul. 17, 1986

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 17 3 – Nuclear Explosive Testing Apr. 2, 1985 18 23 – Insular Territories Appoint Elector – Constitutional Amendment Sept. 19, 1985 19 25 – National Theatre Week Apr. 17, 1985 20 36 – Memorial to Honor Women Who Served in Armed Forces Oct. 1985 21 60 – National School-Age Child Care Awareness Week Jul. 25, 1985 22 85 – National Skin Cancer Prevention and Detection Week Feb. 27, 1985 23 90 – National Day of Peace Jul. 30, 1985 24 105 – Accounting of MIAs in Southeast Asia Jan. 30, 1985 25 106 – Polish American Heritage Month Jun. 17, 1985 26 121 – National Child Abuse Prevention Month Feb. 20, 1985 27 122 – National Reye’s Syndrome Week Oct. 28, 1985 28 125 – National Community College Month Apr. 29, 1985 29 126 – National Drug Abuse Education Week Sept. 18, 1985 30 127 – American Liver Foundation National Liver Awareness Month Jul. 14, 1986 31 128 – National High-Tech Month Apr. 17, 1985 32 132 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Feb. 20, 1985 33 141 – National Foster Grandparents Day Oct. 10, 1985 34 149 – National DES Awareness Week Apr. 18, 1985 35 158 – National Digestive Diseases Awareness Week Apr. 30, 1985 36 160 – National Energy Education Day Feb. 21, 1985 37 164 – Freedom of the Press Day May 23, 1985 38 169 – Better Heaving and Speech Month May 20, 1985 39 170 – National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Week Feb. 1985 40 172 – World Food Day Feb. 27, 1985 41 175 – National Osteopathic Medicine Week Jun. 12, 1985 42 180 – Authorize Release of Funds for MX Missile Mar. 1985 43 181 – Appropriation for MX Missile Mar. 1985 44 187 – Compact of Free Association Jul. 1985 45 188 – Fair Housing Month Mar. 27, 1985 46 189 – World Health Day Mar. 28, 1985 47 192 – National Day of Remembrance of Man’s Inhumanity to Man Apr. 24, 1985

48 218 – National Dental Hygiene Week Aug. 1, 1985 49 227 – Helen Keller Deaf-Blind Awareness Week Jun. 19, 1985 50 229 – National Adult Day Care Center Week Apr. 3, 1985 51 234 – National Food Bank Week Apr. 4, 1985 52 251 – George Gershwin Medal May 22, 1985 53 254 – National Hemophilia Month Jan. 28, 1986 54 259 – National Mark Twain Day Oct. 3, 1985 55 263 – Baltic Freedom Day May 16, 1985 56 266 – National Garden Week Apr. 8, 1986 57 270 – Dr. Semyon Gluzman Immigration to Israel May 9, 1985 58 281 – Missing Children Day May 15, 1985 59 282 – National Alopecia Areata Awareness Week Oct. 11, 1985 60 285 – Handicapped Awareness Week May 14, 1985 61 287 – Learning Disabilities Awareness Month Jun. 11, 1985 62 288 – National Hospice Month Jul. 30, 1985 63 293 – Ann Frank Day Jun. 11, 1985 64 295 – National Atomic Veterans Day Jul. 10, 1985 65 298 – Camp Fire, Inc. 75 Years of Service Nov. 21, 1985 66 305 – Peace Corps 25th Anniversary Jun. 5, 1985 67 320 – National Adoption Week Jul. 8, 1985 68 325 – Live Aid Day Jul. 10, 1985 69 326 – National Philanthropy Day May 20, 1986 70 329 – Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Week Oct. 1, 1985 71 333 – National Blood Pressure Awareness Week Nov. 6, 1985 72 334 – National Buy American Week Oct. 1, 1985 73 336 – U.S.S.R. Student Exchange for Peace Program Oct. 10, 1985 74 345 – Music in Our Schools Month Dec. 19, 1985 75 347 – Eugene Ormandy Appreciation Day Nov. 1, 1985 76 348 – Year of Thanksgiving Jul. 23, 1986 77 357 – Release of Dr. Yury Orlov Jul. 26, 1985 78 358 – National Drunk & Drugged Driving Awareness Week Jul. 26, 1985 79 363 – Soviet Union Compliance with Sect. 7 of Helsinki Accords Aug. 1, 1985 80 371 – Freedom of Information Day Aug. 1, 1985 81 386 – National Day of Fasting to Raise Funds to Combat Hunger Sept. 12, 1985 82 388 – Continuing Appropriations, FY 1986 Sept. 1985 83 398 – Year of Thanksgiving (1987) Sept. 26, 1985 84 417 – U.S. Commission of Improving the Effectiveness of the UN Jun. 26, 1986 85 422 – National Tumor Registrar Recognition Day Apr. 8, 1986 86 424 – Year of the Flag (1986) Nov. 19, 1985 87 426 – World Health Week/Day Jan. 30, 1986 88 427 – National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Week Apr. 16, 1986 89 428 – Sale of Advanced Weapons to Jordan Oct. 24, 1985

90 436 – Save for the U.S.A. Year (1986) Oct. 30, 1985 91 438 – National Child Identification and Safety Information Day Mar. 18, 1986 92 439 – Centennial Year of the Gasoline Powered Automobile Dec. 2, 1985 93 441 – Continuing Appropriations, FY 1986 Nov. 1985 94 443 – National Humanities Week (1986) Feb. 5, 1986 95 450 – National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week Nov. 12, 1985

17 1 462 – Hands Across America Day Dec. 5, 1985 2 465 – Further Continuing Appropriations, 1986 Nov. 1985 3 475 – Better Hearing and Speech Month Apr. 16, 1986 4 479 – National Fire Fighters Day Apr. 9, 1986 5 481 – National Burn Awareness Week Feb. 4, 1986 6 484 – National Science Week (1986) May 7, 1986 7 500 – Baltic Freedom Day Mar. 21, 1986 8 502 – National Reading in Fun Week Mar. 18, 1986 9 508 – Challenger Crew Members (Uranus Moons) Mar. 20, 1986 10 512 – National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day Aug. 6, 1986 11 514 – National Alzheimer’s Disease Month Apr. 16, 1986 12 519 – National Mathematics Awareness Week Mar. 17, 1986 13 524 – National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day Sept. 29, 1985 14 526 – Critical Care Week Mar. 18, 1986 15 529 – Emergency Medical Services Week Feb. 26, 1986 16 531 – Lupus Awareness Month Apr. 8, 1986 17 533 – National Nursing Home Residents Day Apr. 28, 1986 18 543 – National Energy Education Day Feb. 27, 1986 19 544 – National Barrier Awareness Day Mar. 19, 1986 20 547 – Polish-American Heritage Month Jun. 24, 1986 21 548 – National Physical Fitness and Sports Month Mar. 17, 1986 22 549 – Youth Suicide Prevention Month Apr. 16, 1986 23 550 – National Alopecia Areata Awareness Week Sept. 30, 1986 24 552 – Mental Illness Awareness Week Aug. 11, 1986 25 554 – National Digestive Diseases Awareness Week Apr. 9, 1986 26 559 – Space Shuttle Naming May 20, 1986 27 561 – Fair Housing Month Apr. 9, 1986 28 562 – National Child Safety Month Apr. 17, 1986 29 568 – National Down Syndrome Month Jul. 23, 1986 30 569 – Naval Aviation Day Apr. 30, 1986 31 571 – National Women’s Health Awareness Month May 21, 1986 32 580 – National F.O.I. Act Awareness Week May 8, 1986 33 584 – National Women Veterans Recognition Week Aug. 11, 1986 34 586 – National Hospice Month Apr. 9, 1986 35 588 – National Day of Excellence Jun. 5, 1986 36 589 – Against Sale of Stinger Missiles to Saudi Arabia Apr. 9, 1986 37 590 – National Save American Industry and Jobs Day Jun. 11, 1986

38 593 – Sale of Integrated Avionics Systems Kits to P.R.C. May 8, 1986 39 595 – World Food Day Apr. 10, 1986 40 596 – National Andrei Sakharov Day May 12, 1986 41 602 – National Diabetes Month Aug. 4, 1986 42 611 – National Aplastic Anemia Awareness Week Aug. 13, 1986 43 615 – Gaucher’s Disease Awareness Week Aug. 15, 1986 44 619 – National Drug Abuse Education & Prevention Week Jul. 15, 1986 45 620 – National Bowling Week Jul. 14, 1986 46 632 – National Homelessness Awareness Week May 20, 1986 47 638 – National Reye’s Syndrome Awareness Week Oct. 7, 1986 48 640 – National Year of the Americas May 20, 1986 49 651 – National Adoption Week Jun. 10, 1986 50 653 – National Historically Black Colleges Week Sept. 10, 1986 51 684 – 100th Anniversary of United Way Aug. 8, 1986 52 686 – National Civil Rights Day Aug. 7, 1986 53 694 – National Drunk & Drugged Driving Awareness Week Aug. 5, 1986 54 700 – National Adult Immunization Awareness Week Oct. 17, 1986 55 701 – National Drug Abuse Education Day Aug. 11, 1986 56 710 – National Children’s Television Awareness Week Sept. 11, 1986 57 715 – U.S.-Canada Days of Peace and Friendship Aug. 15, 1986 58 730 & 738 – Continuing Appropriations for FY 1987 (1 of 2) Sept. 1986 59 730 & 738 – Continuing Appropriations for FY 1987 (2 of 2) Sept.. 1986 60 745 – Freedom of Information Day Oct. 6, 1986

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 61 20 – Establish a Select Committee on Hunger Jan. 1985 62 22 – Establish Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control Jan. 1985 63 25 – Establish Select Committee on Children, Youth and Families Jan. 1985 64 140 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule Apr. 24, 1985 65 144 – 50th Anniversary of the Rural Electrification Program Jun. 13, 1985 66 145 – Commending President Duarte for Immunization Campaign in El Salvador May 7, 1985 67 166 – Ratification of Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide May 9, 1985 68 172 – Centennial Anniversary of the Holstein-Friesian Association of America May 1985 69 192 – Export-Import Bank Act Rule Jun. 6, 1985 70 194 – Opposition to Advanced Arms Sale to Jordan Jun. 19, 1985 71 196 – Military Construction Authorization Rule Jun. 11, 1985 72 231 – Providing for Budget Procedures Jul. 1985 73 237 – Energy Tax Fairness Jul. 25, 1985

74 268 – Taxation of Employer-Paid Benefits Sept. 20, 1985 75 288 – Daylight Savings Time Rule Oct. 3, 1985 76 300 – Support Intent of President to Discuss with USSR Afghanistan Oct. 1985 77 303 – Vertical Restraints Guidelines Resolution Oct. 1985 78 314 – Miroslav Medvid Removal from U.S. Nov. 1985 79 329 – Uniform Poll Closing Rule Dec. 3, 1985 80 352 – Soviet Persecution of Hebrew Teachers Dec. 19, 1985 81 369 – Medal of Freedom for Space Shuttle Challenger Crew Feb. 6, 1986 82 380 – Philippines Election Fraud Feb. 20, 1986 83 381 – Milk Price Support Rule Feb. 26, 1986 84 382 – Haitian Resolution Apr. 8, 1986 85 398 – Urgent Supplemental Appropriation for Dept. of Agriculture Rule Mar. 12, 1986 86 422 – Garrison Diversion Rule Apr. 16, 1986 87 424 – Thanks to United Kingdom for Libya Operation Assistance Apr. 21, 1986 88 430 – U.S.-Soviet Immunization Resolution Jul. 31, 1986 89 447 – Relations with Romania Resolution Jul. 23, 1986 90 451 – Changes in Taxation of Employees’ Annuities May 8, 1986 91 463 – Rule on Extension of Volunteers in Service to America Jun. 4, 1986 92 484 – Nutrition Monitoring Rule Jun. 24, 1986 93 512 – Gifted and Talented Rule Jul. 24, 1986 94 526 – Rule on Economic/Military Assistance to Philippines Aug. 5, 1985 95 546 – Peace Corps 25th Anniversary Oct. 11, 1986 96 553 – NASA Authorization Rule Sept. 18, 1986 97 591 – Rule on Defense Conference Report on Military Appropriations Oct. 14, 1986

House Resolutions (H.R.) 98 1 – Housing Act of 1985 Jan. 1985 99 11 – Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction Apr. 21, 1986 100 44 – Electric Consumers Protection Act Jun. 1985 101 100 – African Famine Relief Jan. 3, 1985 102 237 – Fair Debt Collection Practices Act Amendments Nov. 1985 103 242 – Tax Treatment of Debt Instruments on Property Jan. 24, 1985 104 281 – Construction Industry Labor Law Amendments Jan. 1985 105 442 – Civil Liberties Act (Japanese Internment) Jan. 3, 1985 106 501 – South African Export Controls Mar. 7, 1985 107 512 – Vietnam Veterans of American, Inc. May 1986 108 585 – Amend Rulemaking Procedures of VA, Judicial Review of Final Decisions, Attorney Fees Jan 1985 109 587 – Charitable Deduction for Nonitemizers May 7, 1985 110 604 – Missing Children Clearinghouses Feb. 4, 1986

111 615 – National Commission on Neurofibromatosis Act Feb. 19, 1985

18 1 747 – Effective Schools Development in Education Act Jun. 20, 1985 2 773 – Use of Emergency Vehicles as Nontaxable Fringe Benefit Mar. 7, 1985 3 864 – Former POW Veterans Benefits Mar. 19, 1985 4 882 – Deportation of Salvadorians Apr. 3, 1985 5 917 – Administrative Due Process for Certain Excepted Service Employees in Adverse Action Cases Feb 1985 6 935 – Abolish U.S. Synthetic Fuels Corporation Mar. 26, 1985 7 976 – Fair Trade in Ferroalloy Industry Jun. 25, 1985 8 983 – Targeted Jobs Credit Aug. 1, 1985 9 1050 – Made in America Act Feb. 7, 1985 10 1072 – Extended Unemployment Compensation Mar. 7, 1985 11 1099 – Grants for Teenage Suicide Prevention Programs May 5, 1985 12 1116 – Implement Recommendation Made Pursuant to PL98-360 Feb. 1985 13 1121 – Peace Corps Volunteer Strength Mar. 19, 1985 14 1123 – Liberty Double-Eagle Bullion Coin Act Apr. 4, 1985 15 1156 – Indian Youth Alcohol & Substance Abuse Prevention Act Sept. 1986 16 1195 – Congressional Budget Act Amendments Feb. 21, 1985 17 1207 – Harry Chapin Gold Medal Jul. 22, 1985 18 1284 – Commission on Congressional Financing Act Jun. 5, 1985 19 1309 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act May 21, 1986 20 1324 – Tobacco Deregulation Act May 22, 1985 21 1327 – Citizen Band Radio Channel for Neighborhood Watch Feb. 4, 1986 22 1390 – Authorizing Additional Long-Term Leases in the El Portal Administrative Site Oct. 1986 23 1415 – Conventional Arms Transfer Control Act (1 of 3) Mar. 5, 1985 24 1415 – Conventional Arms Transfer Control Act (2 of 3) Mar. 5, 1985 25 1415 – Conventional Arms Transfer Control Act (3 of 3) Mar. 5, 1985 26 1426 – Indian Health Care Improvement Act Amendments Mar. 1985 27 1438 – Designation of Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge Mar. 1985 28 1507 – District Heating and Cooling Tax Incentives Act May 22, 1985 29 1519 – Lake Erie Canal Study Mar. 7, 1985 30 1562 – Textile and Apparel Trade Enforcement Act Apr. 18, 1985 31 1616 – Labor-Management Notification and Consultation Act Sept. 26, 1985 32 1674 – Prevention, Identification and Treatment of Elder Abuse Act Apr. 15, 1986 33 1684 – Amerasian Children Relief Act Apr. 3, 1985 34 1689 – American Boxing Corporation Mar. 21, 1985

35 1875 – Military Chaplains Faith Balance Act Jul. 15, 1986 36 1889 – Food and Development Enhancement Act Apr. 2, 1985 37 1920 – Indian Gaming Regulatory Act Apr 1985 38 1950 – Trade Law Modernization Act Oct. 30, 1985 39 2001 – Renewable Energy and Conservation Transition Act (1 of 5) Apr. 4, 1985 40 2001 – Renewable Energy and Conservation Transition Act (2 of 5) Apr. 4, 1985 41 2001 – Renewable Energy and Conservation Transition Act (3 of 5) Apr. 4, 1985 42 2001 – Renewable Energy and Conservation Transition Act (4 of 5) Apr. 4, 1985 43 2001 – Renewable Energy and Conservation Transition Act (5 of 5) Apr. 4, 1985 44 2005 – Conference Report on Superfund Amendments Oct 1986 45 2032 – Public Securities Act May 6, 1985 46 2080 – Food Assistance and Africa Agriculture Act May 7, 1985

19 1 2121 – Reauthorization of Coastal Zone Management Act Apr. 1985 2 2124 – Prohibit Production of Chemical Weapons Apr. 18, 1985 3 2205 – Korean War Memorial Act Jul. 17, 1985 4 2224 – Permit Nonimmigrant Alien Crew on Fishing Vessels to Stop Temporarily in Guam May 1986 5 2226 – Tariff Schedule for Bicycles Jul. 16, 1985 6 2246 – Education Research and Statistics Amendments Apr. 1985 7 2248 – Motor Vehicle Safety Authorization Act Oct 1986 8 2256 – Missing Children Clearinghouse Jul. 17, 1986 9 2361 – Immigration Exclusion and Deportation Amendments May 14, 1985 10 2390 – Food, Trade, and Development (1 of 2) May 7, 1985 11 2390 – Food, Trade, and Development (2 of 2) May 7, 1985 12 2406 – Petroleum Marketing Practices Act Amendments Jun. 20, 1985 13 2418 – Health Services Amendments Act May 1985 14 2422 – Food Stamp and Commodity Distribution Improvement Act Jun. 5, 1985 15 2435 – Older Americans Act Amendments Mar. 1986 16 2436 – National Nutrition Monitoring & Related Research Act Jun. 1986 17 2443 – Expedited Funds Availability Act Jan. 1986 18 2453 – Conference Report on Commodity Reimbursement For Meals Served Under Older Americans Act Mar. 1986 19 2482 – Amend Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act May 1985 20 2484 – Amendment to Quiet Title Act Sept. 1986 21 2518 – Congressional Reports Elimination Act May 1985 22 2543 – Medicare Payment for Therapeutic Shoes Mar. 11, 1986

23 2554 – Limit Conflicts of Interest in Defense Procurement May 1985 24 2560 – Superfund Expansion and Protection Act May 21, 1985 25 2578 – Young Astronaut Program Medal Act Mar. 19, 1986 26 2591 – Congressional Gold Medals to Scruggs, Doubek, And Wheeler Nov. 19, 1985 27 2663 – Cadet Nurse Corps Civil Service Retirement Credit Aug. 1, 1985 28 2672 – Conference Report on Federal Employees’ Retirement System Act May 1986 29 2676 – Handicapped Worker Pay Jul. 17, 1985 30 2721 – Collection of Statistics on Domestic Apparel & Textile Industries Jun. 1985 31 2776 – Title to R.F.K. Memorial Stadium Jul. 17, 1985 32 2782 – Famine Prevention in Africa Oct. 31, 1985 33 2798 – Veterans’ Employment Rights Jun. 1986 34 2826 – Horsepasture River in NC Component of National Wilde and Scenic Rivers System Jun. 1985 35 2829 – Medicaid Abuse and Neglect Dec. 5, 1985 36 2832 – Security of Patient Funds Dec. 5, 1985 37 2836 – Federal Job Recruitment Jul. 24, 1986 38 2868 – Gay Head Wampanoag Indian Settlement Act Oct. 1986 39 2889 – Computer Security Act Jun. 1985 40 2902 – Community and Family Living Amendments Sept. 4, 1985 41 2957 – Protect Tropical Forests in Developing Countries Jun. 1986 42 2958 – Protect Biological Diversity in Developing Countries Jun. 1986 43 2971 – Susquehanna River Basin Compact Jul. 1985 44 2974 – Appropriations for Foreign Assistance – 1986 (Vitamin A Bill) Jul. 11, 1985 45 2998 – Victims of Crime Act Amendments Jul. 1985 46 3002 – Executive Exchange Program Voluntary Services Act Jul. 1985 47 3006 – National Guard Technician Retirement Credit Jun. 1986 48 3010 – Health Planning Amendments Jul. 1985 49 3011 – Department of the Interior Appropriation Jul. 16, 1985 50 3024 – National Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs, Inc. Oct. 21, 1985 51 3032 – Peace Tax Fund Jul. 1985 52 3035 – Trade Emergency and Export Promotion Act Jul. 18, 1985 53 3036 – Appropriations for Treasury Dept, Postal Service, Executive Office – 1986 Jul. 1985 54 3037 – Appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, And Related Agencies – 1986 Jul. 1985 55 3041 – Gold Medal for Aaron Copland Sept. 1986 56 3042 – Dropout Prevention and Reentry Act Aug. 1986 57 3067 – District of Columbia Appropriation, 1986 Jul. 1985 58 3077 – Amend Inspector General Act Jul. 1985

59 3099 – Hearing-Aid Compatible Phone Availability Jul. 24, 1986 60 3100 – Comprehensive Nuclear Weapons Freeze and Arms Reduction Act Sept. 10, 1985 61 3102 – Technology Education Act Aug. 1986 62 3108 – Definition of Local Service Area of Primary Transmitters for Low Power TV Stations Jul. 1985 63 3113 – Suisan Marsh Preservation Oct. 1986 64 3128 – Deficit Reduction and Program Improvement Jul. 1985 65 3131 – International Trade of Telecommunication Equipment and Services Jul. 1985 66 3132 – Law Enforcement Officers Protection Act Dec. 1985 67 3133 – Atlantic Tunas Convention Act Jul. 1985 68 3166 – Overseas Private Investment Corporation Reauthorization Sept. 1985 69 3168 – Consolidated Federal Funds Report Aug. 1985 70 3174 – Suing Armed Forces Doctors for Improper Care Aug. 1, 1985 71 3214 – Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians Distribution Judgment Act May 1986 72 3235 – Mississippi Technology Transfer Center Act Sept. 1985 73 3242 – Edwin B. Forsythe Post Office Building Mar. 1986 74 3247 – Native Americans Programs Act Amendments Sept. 1985 75 3248 – Arts, Humanities, and Museums Amendments Sept. 1985 76 3263 – Gifted and Talented Children and Youth Education Act Oct. 22, 1985 77 3214 – Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Indians Distribution Judgment Act May 1986 78 3235 – Mississippi Technology Transfer Center Act Sept. 1985 79 3242 – Edwin B. Forsythe Post Office Building Mar. 1986 80 3247 – Native Americans Programs Act Amendments Sept. 1985 81 3248 – Arts, Humanities, and Museums Amendments Sept. 1985 82 3263 – Gifted and talented Children and Youth Education Act Aug. 1986 83 3272 – R.M.S. Titanic Maritime Memorial Act Sept. 1985 84 3302 – Nevada Wilderness Protection Act Apr. 1986 85 3305 – National School Bus Safety Act Oct. 2, 1986 86 3331 – Juanita Craft Post Office Building Mar. 1986 87 3344 – National Commission to Prevent Infant Mortality Sept. 18, 1985 88 3353 – National Commission to Prevent Infant Mortality Sept. 18, 1985 89 3355 – Methanol Energy Policy Act Oct. 1986 90 3358 – Atlantic Striped Bass Conservation Act Sept. 1985 91 3384 – Employee Health Benefits Fund Expansion Sept. 1985 92 3424 – Labor-HHS Appropriations – 1986 Dec. 1985 93 3456 – Preserve Amusement Park Safety Provisions Sept. 1985 94 3465 – Manufacturing Copyrights Mar. 20, 1986 95 3500 – Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act Oct. 1985 96 3511 – Bank Bribery Act Amendments Act Oct. 1985

97 3521 – TV Program Syndication and Performances Nov. 12, 1985 98 3525 – Uniform Regional Poll Closing Times Oct. 1985 99 3530 – Fair Labor Standards Amendment Oct. 1985 100 3550 – Rules Enabling Act Dec. 1985 101 3554 – Klamath Indian Tribe Restoration Act Oct. 1985 102 3555 – Samoan Bill Mar. 19, 1986 103 3559 – Commission on the Bicentennial of the Constitution Oct. 1985 104 3570 – Judicial Improvements Act Dec. 1985 105 3578 – District of Columbia Courts Amendments Oct. 1985 106 3592 – District of Columbia Judicial Efficiency and Improvement Act Oct. 1985 107 3599 – Romania’s Most-Favored-Nation Status (1 of 4) Oct. 22, 1985 108 3599 – Romania’s Most-Favored-Nation Status (2 of 4) Oct. 22, 1985

20 1 3599 – Romania’s Most-Favored-Nation Status (3 of 4) Oct. 22, 1985 2 3599 – Romania’s Most-Favored-Nation Status (4 of 4) Oct. 22, 1985 3 3608 – Interest Rate on SBIC Loans Nov. 1985 4 3614 – Restrict Use of Government Vehicles Oct. 1985 5 3622 – Joint Chiefs of Staff Reorganization Act Nov. 1985 6 3629 – Defense Appropriation Bill, FY 1986 Oct. 1985 7 3653 – Price -Anderson Extension (Price-Anderson Amendments Act) 1986 8 3684 – El Malpais National Monument Nov. 1985 9 3700 – Higher Education Act Amendments Nov. 1985 10 3718 – District of Columbia Revenue Bond Act Nov. 1985 11 3733 – Foreign Agents Compulsory Ethics in Trade Act Feb. 27, 1986 12 3773 – Federal Technology Transfer Act Nov. 1985 13 3792 – Farm Credit Amendments Act Dec. 1985 14 3810 – Immigration Central and Legalization Amendments Nov. 1985 15 3818 – Multilateral Conference Under International Monetary Fund Nov. 1985 16 3826 – Sexual Molestation of Minors on Indian Reservations Nov. 1985 17 3837 – Sentencing Reform Amendments Act Dec. 1985 18 3838 – Conference Report on the Tax Reform Act Sept. 1986 19 3881 – Extend Tax Credit for Research Activities Dec. 1985 20 3894 – Global Immunization Bill (1 of 3) Dec. 10, 1985 21 3894 – Global Immunization Bill (2 of 3) Dec. 10, 1985 22 3894 – Global Immunization Bill (3 of 3) Dec. 10, 1985 23 3917 – Compliance Under Solid Waste Disposal Act Dec. 1985 24 4021 – Rehabilitation Act Amendments May 1986 25 4027 – District of Columbia Revenue Bond Act Amendments Jan. 1986 26 4037 – Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore Aug. 1986 27 4045 – Residential and Business Solar Energy Credits Jan. 1986

28 4060 – 1987 Cost-of-Living Adjustment for Federal Retirees Jam. 1986 29 4061 – Federal Employees Benefits Improvement Act Jan. 1986 30 4089 – Prohibit Construction of Dams in National Parks Sept. 1986 31 4090 – Big Cypress National Preserve Addition Jan. 1986 32 4100 – Research and Development Tax Credit Feb. 1986 33 4116 – Domestic Volunteer Service Act Amendments Feb. 1986 34 4130 – V.A. Home Loan Guaranty Program Feb. 1986 35 5396 – Hazardous Materials Rail Safety Act Aug. 12, 1986

Senate Resolutions (S.) 36 413 – War Risk Insurance Program Feb. 1985 37 583 – Cooper-Hewitt Museum Authorization of 1985 Nov. 1985 38 597 – Technical Amendments to U.S.C. Title 46, Re. Codification Mar. 1985 39 679 – Maritime Authorizations for FY1986 Mar. 1985 40 817 – Earthquake Hazards Reduction Act Apr. 1985 41 818 – Federal Fire Prevention and Control Act Apr. 1985 42 1042 – Conference Report on Military Construction Authorization Act, FY 1986 Nov. 1985 43 1116 – Bethune Museum and Archives Authorization Dec. 1985 44 1160 – Conference Report on Defense Authorization Act, FY1986 Oct. 1985 45 1639 – Gold Bullion Coin Act of 1985 Nov. 1985 46 2416 – Increase Ceiling on VA Home Loan Guaranty Programs May 1986

Senate Joint Resolutions (S. J. Res.) 47 15 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Apr. 1985 48 127 – Bi-State Development Agency Jun. 1985 49 238 – Nuclear Cooperation with China Dec. 1985

Senate Concurrent Resolutions (S. C. Res.) 50 32 – Conference Report on FY 1986 Budget Resolution May 1985 51 37 – Montana Statue of Jeannette Rankin in Statuary Hall Apr. 1985 52 48 – Death of President-Elect Tancredo Neves of Brazil May 1985

General 53 Miscellaneous Suspensions Dec. 13, 1985

100th Congress

General 21 1 Congressional Record 1987-1988 2 Tony Hall - Originated Colleagues Letter 1987-1988 3 Notice of Action Taken 1987-1988

4 Bills and Resolutions – Notice Given (1 of 3) 1987-1988 5 Bills and Resolutions – Notice Given (2 of 3) 1987-1988 6 Bills and Resolutions – Notice Given (3 of 3) 1987-1988 7 Rules and Reference (1 of 2) 1987-1988 8 Rules and Reference (2 of 2) 1987-1988 9 Rules Committee Material (1 of 3) 1987-1988 10 Rules Committee Material (2 of 3) 1987-1988 11 Rules Committee Material (3 of 3) 1987-1988 12 Soviet Letters (1 of 2) 1987-1988 13 Soviet Letters (2 of 2) 1987-1988 14 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1987-1988

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 22 1 14 – Charter 77 10th Anniversary Commendation Feb. 4, 1987 2 34 – Soviet Human Rights Jan. 29, 1987 3 47 – Reduce Depletion of Ozone Layer Mar. 5, 1987 4 48 – Promotion of Democracy in Republic of Korea Apr. 30, 1987 5 67 – Cuban Human Rights Apr. 1, 1987 6 68 – American Citizen Contact with Relatives in U.S.S.R. Mar. 26, 1987 7 83 – U.S.S.R. Forced Labor Policies and Import of Products Produced by Forced Labor Mar. 18, 1987 8 97 – Physical Education Programs for Children Jun. 16, 1987 9 116 – Emigration of Napoleon Fodor Jun. 1, 1987 10 142 – Mandatory Coverage of State and Local Government Employees Jun. 25, 1987 11 157 – U.S.-Canadian Free Trade Talks Aug. 7, 1987 12 168 – U.N. in the Persian Gulf Oct. 28, 1987 13 186 – East Germany and the Berlin Wall Sept. 21, 1987 14 187 – Ohio National Guard Bicentennial Sept. 15, 1987 15 192 – U.N. Efforts to End Iran-Iraq War Nov. 20, 1987 16 223 – Millennium of the Christianization of Kievan-Rus’ Dec. 8, 1987 17 237 – Ethiopia Relief Efforts Resolution (1 of 2) Jan. 27, 1987 18 237 – Ethiopia Relief Efforts Resolution (2 of 2) Jan. 27, 1987 19 260 – Presidential Medal of Freedom for Three Americans Killed in Afghanistan May 19, 1988 20 277 – Salvadoran Foreign Assistance Reform Resolution Jun. 30, 1988 21 310 – Baha’is in Iran Jun. 2, 1988 22 320 – Veterans Peace Convoy to Nicaragua Jun. 21, 1988 23 339 – Telecommunications Resolution Oct. 11, 1988 24 364 – Camp David Accords 10th Anniversary Sept. 15, 1988 25 378 – “Health: A Bridge for Peace” Resolution Sept. 28, 1988

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 26 2 - Commission on Industrial Competitiveness Jan. 6, 1987 27 42 – Preserve/Enforce Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty Undated 28 43 – National Women Veterans Recognition Week Oct. 1, 1987

29 50 – 100th Birthday of Aldo Leopold Jun. 22, 1988 30 91 – National Community Development Week Jan. 21, 1987 31 92 – National Day of Excellence Sept. 14, 1987 32 108 – Just Say No to Drugs Week Mar. 31, 1987 33 122 – Snow White Week Mar. 9, 1987 34 129 – Lithuanian Independence Day Feb. 4, 1987 35 132 – National Day of Remembrance of the Armenian Genocide of 1915-1923 Feb. 4, 1987 36 134 – Emergency Medical Services Week Mar. 31, 1987 37 138 – National Senior Citizens Day Jul. 28, 1988 38 140 – National Civil Rights Day Apr. 1, 1987 39 144 – Mental Illness Awareness Week Jun. 10, 1987 40 150 – National Digestive Diseases Awareness Month Apr. 22, 1987 41 152 – National Day of Peace Apr. 2, 1987 42 159 – Baltic Freedom Day May 18, 1987 43 163 – National Home Remodeling Month Mar. 31, 1987 44 176 – Anti-Satellite (ASAT) Weapons Testing Moratorium Apr. 1, 1987 45 180 – German-American Day Jun. 16, 1987 46 181 – Northwest Ordinance Bicentennial Mar. 10, 1987 47 182 – National Energy Education Day Mar. 10, 1097 48 188 – Afghanistan Day Mar. 17, 1987 49 189 – National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week Apr. 21, 1987 50 191 – Partnerships in Education month Jul. 9, 1987 51 192 – Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Feed for Life Resolution Mar. 18, 1987 52 193 – National Historically Black Colleges Week Mar. 18, 1987 53 194 – World Food Day Mar. 19, 1987 54 201 – Fair Housing Month Apr. 21, 1987 55 206 – Computer Learning Month Jun. 15, 1987 56 217 – Territorial Presidential Election Electors – Proposed Constitutional Amendment Mar. 31, 1987 57 234 – National Hospice Month Jun. 30, 1987 58 244 – Better Hearing and Speech Month Feb. 16, 1988 59 248 – International Special Olympics Day Jun. 16, 1987 60 253 – National Polio Awareness Week Jun. 4, 1987 61 266 – Polish American Heritage Month Jul. 23, 1987 62 268 – National Adult Day Care Center Week Jul. 29, 1987 63 274 – National Adoption Week Oct. 7, 1987 64 277 – Prohibit Proposed F-5E/F Aircraft to Honduras Jun. 3, 1987 65 280 – 300th Commencement Exercise at The Ohio State University May 13, 1987 66 282 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Jun. 24, 1987 67 302 – Prohibit Sale of Maverick Missile Technology to Saudi Arabia Jun. 3, 1987 68 307 – Clean Water Day Jul. 14, 1987

69 304 – National Stuttering Awareness Week Sept. 22, 1987 70 314 – Dr. Semyon Gluzman Immigration to Israel Jun. 23, 1987 71 330 – National Day of Recognition for Mohandas K. Gandhi Sept. 7, 1988 72 338 – National Safety Belt Use Day Sept. 9, 1987 73 339 – National School Psychologist Week Mar. 10, 1988 74 340 – National Medical Research Day Sept. 14, 1987 75 346 – Lupus Awareness Month Jul. 30, 1987 76 349 – Support for Democracy in Chile Sept. 17, 1987 77 365 – National Quality First Day Oct. 5, 1987 78 368 – National Food Bank Week Oct. 20, 1987 79 372 – American Indian Week Oct. 22, 1987 80 378 – National Harness Horse Week May 4, 1988 81 383 – Greek Independence Day Feb. 17, 1988 82 386 – National NHS – Neighbor Works Week Feb. 29, 1988 83 388 – National Former POW Recognition Day Mar. 10, 1988 84 403 – Raoul Wallenberg Monument Resolution Jul. 26, 1988 85 408 – Freedom of Information Day Mar. 3, 1988 86 415 – Run to Daylight Day Mar. 2, 1988 87 421 – National Digestive Disease Awareness Month Apr. 13, 1988 88 422 – National Older Americans Abuse Prevention Week Apr. 26, 1988 89 423 – National Dairy Goat Awareness Week Apr. 18, 1988 90 429 – Religious Persecution in the Ukraine Dec. 17, 1987 91 438 – National Teacher Appreciation Day Sept. 27, 1988 92 446 – National Jukebox Week Sept. 16, 1988 93 447 – Department of Commerce Day Feb. 25, 1988 94 453 – National POW/MIA Recognition Day Mar. 3, 1988 95 458 – German-American Day Jul. 12, 1988 96 474 – Baltic Freedom Day May 13, 1988 97 475 – Polish American Heritage Month May 24, 1988 98 476 – National Scleroderma Awareness Week Jun. 1, 1988 99 481 – National Safe Kids Week Apr. 13, 1988 100 489 – Partnerships in Education Month Apr. 11, 1988 101 505 – Students for Child Survival Week Mar. 16, 1988 102 518 – Religious Freedom Week Jul. 6, 1988 103 522 – National Family Week Oct. 4, 1988 104 528 – Coastweeks “88” Jul. 13, 1988 105 530 – Take Pride in American Month Apr. 28, 1988 106 537 – Lupus Awareness Month Sept. 7, 1988 107 540 – National Drug Abuse Resistance Education Day Aug. 4, 1988 108 543 – National Military Families Recognition Day Sept. 8, 1988 109 549 – National Library Card Sign-up Month Apr. 28, 1988 110 557 – National Down Syndrome Month Sept. 30, 1988 111 563 – World Food Day Sept. 16, 1988 112 573 – National Craniofacial Deformity Awareness Week Sept. 14, 1988 113 574 – National Employee Assistance Programs

Recognition Month Aug. 1, 1988 114 National Adoption Week of 1988 Sept. 28, 1988 115 577 – National Drug and Alcohol Abuse Treatment Week Jul. 14, 1988 116 582 – Drug Free America Week Sept. 8, 1988 117 587 – U.S.-Canada Days of Peace Jun. 8, 1988 118 589 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Jul. 12, 1988 119 595 – National Book Week Jul. 27, 1988 120 603 – National Medical Research Day Aug. 3, 1988 121 607 – National Day of Outreach to the Rural Disabled Sept. 29, 1988 122 608 – National China – Burma – India Veterans Appreciation Day Aug. 10, 1988 123 609 – Prohibit Sale of Arms to Kuwait Jul. 12, 1988 124 619 – National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Aug. 1, 1988 125 645 – National Integrity Day Sept. 15, 1988 126 651 – National Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week Sept. 30, 1988 127 661 – Raoul Wallenberg Day Sept. 29, 1988 128 669 – National Day of Remembrance for Political Prisoners in Iraq Oct. 6, 1988

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 129 14 – Establish Select Committee on Hunger Jan. 7, 1987 130 179 – Rule on Fairness Doctrine May 28, 1987 131 185 – Financial Independence Week Oct. 1, 1987 132 190 – Appropriations Authorization Rule for Dept of State, U.S. Information Agency, etc. Jun. 10, 1987 133 199 – Soviet Jewish Immigration to Israel Jun. 17, 1987 134 213 – Leonid Brailovsky Resolution Jun. 25, 1987

23 1 220 – NASA Rule Jul. 8, 1987 2 293 – Foreign Aid Rule Oct. 27, 1987 3 375 – Medical Malpractice Rule Feb. 16, 1988 4 400 – Funding Level for Federal Aid Highway and Mass Transit Programs Mar. 22, 1988 5 415 – Presidential Transition Rule Mar. 29, 1988 6 437 – Soviet Human Rights May 24, 1988 7 441 – Miscellaneous International Activities Rule May 10, 1988 8 449 – Military Construction Rule May 17, 1988 9 455 – Soviet Restrictive Emigration Regulations May 19, 1988 10 473 – Central America Inquiry Jun. 15, 1988 11 482 – Transportation Appropriation Rules Jun. 22, 1988 12 492 – Defense Conference Rule Jul. 12, 1988 13 505 – Romanian Human Rights Jul. 28, 1988 14 519 – Anti-Apartheid Rule Regarding South Africa Aug. 10, 1988 15 532 – Iraq Use of Poison Gas Toward Kurdish Minority Sept. 9, 1988 16 536 – Trauma Care Rule Sept. 15, 1988

17 554 – Foreign Aid Appropriations Rule Sept. 28, 1988 18 584 – Credit Card Disclosure Rule Oct. 12, 1988

House Resolutions (H.R.) 19 3 – Trade and International Economic Policy Reform Act Jan. 6, 1987 20 12 – Mutual Nuclear Warhead Testing Moratorium Act Feb. 3, 1987 21 81 – Hunger Emergency Assistance and Relief Trust Act Jul. 13, 1988 22 87 – National Appliance Energy Conservation Act Mar. 2, 1987 23 162 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act Mar. 4, 1987 24 177 – Food Assistance for the Homeless Act Jan. 26, 1987 25 178 – Transitional Living Programs for Homeless Youth Act Jan. 26, 1987 26 179 – Education for Homeless Children Act Jan. 26, 1987 27 180 – National Right to Shelter Act Jan. 26, 1987 28 181 – Social Security and SST for the Homeless Act Jan. 26, 1987 29 190 – SSA Adopted Child Equality Mar. 22, 1988 30 286 – Homeless Person’s Survival Act Jan. 26, 1987 31 287 – Health Care for the Homeless Act Jan. 26, 1987 32 288 – Shelters for Homeless Parents and Infants Act Jan. 26, 1987 33 289 – Homelessness Among Families and Children Prevention Act Jan. 26, 1987 34 290 – Homelessness Prevention Housing Act Jan. 26, 1987 35 303 – Disabled Veterans Compensation and Pay Mar. 19, 1987 36 347 - SALT II Compliance Mar. 3, 1987 37 360 – Withhold Contra Aid (1 of 2) Jan. 21, 1987 38 360 – Withhold Contra Aid (2 of 2) Jan. 21, 1987 39 378 – Rehire Former Air Traffic Controllers Jan. 2, 1987 40 388 – Taxation of Federal Annuities Jan. 27, 1987 41 390 – Mary Lasker Gold Medal Jan. 15, 1987 42 442 – Civil Liberties Act Jan. 6, 1987 43 457 – Youth Suicide Prevention Act Feb. 4, 1987 44 460 – National Youth Service Act Jan. 7, 1987 45 543 – Javits Gifted and Talented Children and Youth Education Act Feb. 25, 1987 46 544 – Deduction of Points when Refinancing Principal Residence Mar. 5, 1987 47 550 – Medicare Adult Day care Amendments Oct. 6, 1987 48 558 – Urgent Relief for Homeless Act Jan. 8, 1987 49 567 – Taxes on Installment Sales Mar. 25, 1987 50 592 – Restore Deduction for Interest on Educational Loans May 28, 1987 51 593 – Andrew Wyeth Gold Medal Apr. 2, 1987 52 612 – Multiple Sclerosis Eligibility Rules for OASDI & SSI Programs Oct. 15, 1987

53 618 – GAO Report on Conditions of Displaced Salvadorans & Nicaraguans Jan. 1987 54 1028 – H.U.D. Income Verification Act Feb. 5, 1987 55 1195 – Syndicated Television Music Copyright Reform Act Feb. 23, 1987 56 2056 – Hazardous Materials Rail Safety Act Apr. 9, 1987

24 1 2605 – Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety Amendments Jul. 15, 1987 2 2640 – Qualified Mortgage Bonds Extension Feb. 2, 1988 3 2650 – Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety Amendments (1 of 2) Jun. 10, 1987 4 2650 – Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety Amendments (2 of 2) Jun. 10, 1987 5 2667 – Commission on Values Education Act Jun. 11, 1987 6 2676 – Extended Unemployment Insurance Reform Act Jun. 11, 1987 7 2692 – Polish Permanent Resident Adjustment Act Jun. 23, 1987 8 2699 – Special Commission on Civil Service Policy, Compensation, and Benefits Jun. 16, 1987 9 2717 – Federal Election Campaign Amendments Jul. 30, 1987 10 2800 – Hazardous Waste Reduction Act Dec. 2, 1987 11 2828 – Telecommunications Employees’ Protection Act May 18, 1988 12 2837 – Toxic Substances Control Act Random Amendments Jun. 29, 1987 13 2994 (Formerly H.R. 1414) – Price-Anderson Amendments Act Jul. 1987 14 3039 – Kuwaiti Cooperation – Escort of Kuwaiti Tankers Jul. 30, 1987 15 3112 – Child Labor Exploitation Prevention Act Aug. 5, 1987 16 3171 – Amerasian Homecoming Act Nov. 2, 1987 17 3182 – National Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 29, 1987 18 3400 – Federal Employees’ Political Activities Act Oct. 14, 1987 19 3454 – Medicaid Home and Community Quality Services Act Oct. 8, 1987 20 3741 – Department of Veteran Affairs Act Nov. 10, 1987 21 3511 - Decennial Census Improvement Act Feb. 17, 1988 22 3602 – Technology to Educate Children With Handicaps Act Mar. 3, 1988 23 3633 – Open Information on Angola Mar. 16, 1988 24 3719 – Extend Targeted Jobs Tax Credit Apr. 27, 1988 25 3879 – Farmers’ Market Nutrition Enhancement Act Feb. 17, 1988 26 3889 – Child Protection and Obscenity Enforcement Act May 24, 1988 27 3892 – State and Local Governments Gasoline Purchase Without Payment of Federal Tax Feb. 23, 1988 28 3955 – Transfer Un-obligated Account Balances in DOD for Personnel Feb. 17, 1988 29 4048 – Community Revitalization Tax Act Jul. 12, 1988

30 4049 – Women in Development Act Mar. 17, 1988 31 4170 – National Day of Prayer (1 of 2) Mar. 16, 1988 32 4170 – National Day of Prayer (1 of 2) Mar. 16, 1988 33 4060 – Emergency Hunger Relief Act Jul. 6, 1988 34 4150 – Postal Reorganization Act Mar. 23, 1988 35 4257 – Prevent Mailing of Unsolicited Sexually Oriented Advertisements May 17, 1988 36 4280 – Tax Credit for Contributions of Agricultural Products Mar. 29, 1988 37 4361 – Civil Service Annuity Prompt Payment Act May 10, 1988 38 4410 – John W. Bricker Building, Columbus, OH Jun. 14, 1988 39 4473 – Exemption of Free Lance Authors, Photographers, & Artists from Capitalization Rules Apr. 27, 1988 40 4531 – Religious School Tax Credit Jun. 8, 1988 41 4574 – Debt for Development Act Jun. 15, 1988 42 4721 – National Gleaning Clearinghouse Act Jun. 1, 1988 43 4738 – Protect and Promote Cultural Survival Throughout the World Jun. 3, 1988 44 5075 – National Guard Technician Service Sept. 30, 1988 45 5389 – Disaster Assistance for Bangladesh Sept. 26, 1988

General 46 Film Colorization Rule 1987-1988

101st Congress

General 25 1 101st Congress Rules 1989-1990 2 Rules Reference – 101st Congress 1989-1990 3 Rules Committee Voting 1989-1990 4 Completed Rules Material 1989-1990 5 Rules Committee (1 of 4) 1989-1990 6 Rules Committee (2 of 4) 1989-1990 7 Rules Committee (3 of 4) 1989-1990 8 Rules Committee (4 of 4) 1989-1990 9 Rules Committee Memos (1 of 3) 1989-1990 10 Rules Committee Memos (2 of 3) 1989-1990 11 Rules Committee Memos (3 of 3) 1989-1990 12 Rules Committee Memos (1 of 3) 1989-1990 13 Rules Committee Memos (2 of 3) 1989-1990 14 Rules Committee Memos (3 of 3) 1989-1990 15 Rules (Subcommittee) 1989-1990 16 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1989-1990

26 1 Legislative Profile – Tony Hall – Jan. 3, 1989 – Oct. 4, 1989 1989

2 Legislative Profile – Tony Hall – Jan. 3, 1989 – Dec. 11, 1990 1989-1990 3 The Record of Congressman Tony P. Hall 1990 4 Congressional Record 1989-1990 5 Finished Floor Material 1989-1990 6 Hall – Originated Dear Colleagues 1989-1990 7 Letters with Colleagues (1 of 3) 1989 8 Letters with Colleagues (2 of 3) 1989 9 Letters with Colleagues (3 of 3) 1989 10 Colleagues Rejected 1989-1990 11 Soviet Human Rights Letters 1988-1989 12 Clippings for Reference Roundup 1989-1990

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 13 22 – Federal Employee Recognition Week Feb. 9, 1989 14 31 – Emergency Supplemental Appropriations for Homeless Mar. 21, 1989 15 47 – Raoul Wallenberg Day Jan. 3, 1989 16 60 – Older American Month Feb. 7, 1989 17 95 – National Day of Peace Feb. 22, 1989 18 104 – German-American Day Jan. 27, 1989 19 106 – Montana Centennial Day Jan. 27, 1989 20 107 – National Barbershop Quartet Month Jan. 27, 1989 21 112 – National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Month Mar. 21, 1989 22 121 – National Culinary Week Feb. 2, 1989 23 126 – National Family Week Feb. 6, 1989 24 136 – Jewish Heritage Week Mar. 21, 1989 25 138 – Lyme Disease Awareness Week Feb. 9, 1989 26 140 – Deaf Awareness Week Feb. 9, 1989 27 150 – National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Centennial Day Mar. 21, 1989 28 151 – Partnerships in Education Month Feb. 23, 1989 29 174 – Decade of the Brain Mar. 8, 1989 30 177 – National School Lunch Week Mar. 21, 1989 31 178 – National POW/MIA Recognition Day Mar. 8, 1989 32 184 – Baltic Freedom Day Mar. 9, 1989 33 194 – National Hospice Month Mar. 14, 1989 34 204 – National Quality Month Mar. 15, 1989 35 217 – National Alcohol and Drug Treatment Month Mar. 23, 1989 36 220 – National Black American Inventors Day Mar. 23, 1989 37 224 – Gaucher’s Disease Awareness Week Mar. 23, 1989 38 225 – National Senior Citizens Day Mar. 23, 1989 39 227 – National Check-Up Week Sept. 19, 1989 40 230 – National Philanthropy Day Apr. 5, 1989 41 231 – National Library Card Sign-Up Month Apr. 5, 1989

42 247 – National Day of Remembrance for the Victims of the USS Iowa Apr. 25, 1989 43 257 – National Drive for Life Weekend May 3, 1989 44 267 – World Food Day May 11, 1989 45 273 – National Law Enforcement Training Week May 18, 1989 46 274 – National Scleroderma Awareness Week May 18, 1989 47 275 – International Year of Bible Reading May 18, 1989 48 278 – National Adoption Week May 18, 1989 49 282 – National Family Caregivers Week May 23, 1989 50 292 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Jun. 13, 1989 51 320 – National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Jun. 22, 1989 52 327 – National Minority Health Awareness Month Jun. 23, 1989 53 341 – An End to Hunger Education Month Jun. 28, 1989 54 347 – Polish American Heritage Month Jun. 29, 1989 55 364 – National Former POW Recognition Day Jul. 13, 1989 56 367 – Vocational-Technical Education Week Jul. 18, 1989 57 385 – National Military Families Recognition Day Aug. 3, 1989 58 389 – National Firefighters Day Aug. 3, 1989 59 397 – National Glaucoma Awareness Week Aug. 4, 1989 60 400 – National Hostage Awareness Sept. 12, 1989 61 406 – National Payroll Practitioner Appreciation Day Sept. 19, 1990 62 410 – Washington Centennial Day Sept. 27, 1989 63 413 – United States Naval Reserve Day Sept. 28, 1990 64 425 – Community Foundation Week Oct. 23, 1989 65 427 – National Trauma Awareness Month Oct. 25, 1989 66 431 – Environmental Conservation Nov. 2, 1989 67 466 – Idaho Centennial Day Jun. 8, 1990 68 459 – International Visitors Month Jan. 23, 1990 69 469 – German-American Day Feb. 6, 1990 70 473 – Greek Independence Day Feb. 7, 1990 71 475 – National Recycling Month Feb. 7, 1990 72 476 – National Adoption Week Feb. 7, 1990 73 486 – Mental Illness Awareness Week Sept. 28, 1990 74 490 – 25th Anniversary of Head Start Feb. 27, 1990 75 493 – Baltic Freedom Day Jun. 13, 1990 76 500 – Education Day, USA Mar. 5, 1990 77 501 – Jewish Heritage Week Mar. 6, 1990 78 508 – Take Pride in America Month Mar. 7, 1990 79 512 – Geography Awareness Week Jun. 8, 1990 80 513 – National Philanthropy Day Mar. 14, 1990 81 515 – National Give Kids a Fighting Chance Week Mar. 14, 1990 82 519 – National Sarcoidosis Awareness Day Mar. 14, 1990 83 525 – National Family Caregivers Week Mar. 20, 1990 84 546 – Infant Mortality Awareness Day Apr. 4, 1990 85 554 – National Law Enforcement Training Week Jun. 12, 1990 86 556 – National Day in Support of Freedom and Human

Rights in China and Tibet Apr. 5, 1990 87 557 – Crime Prevention Month Apr. 25, 1990 88 570 – National Breast Cancer Awareness Month May 17, 1990 89 575 – Korean War Remembrance May 22, 1990 90 577 – Native American Indian Heritage Month May 26, 1990 91 583 – National Radon Action Week May 24, 1990 92 584 – National Standards Week May 24, 1990 93 588 – South African Freedom Day Jun. 7, 1990 94 591 – National Senior Citizens Day Jun. 7, 1990 95 595 – National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America Jun. 11, 1990 96 596 – Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Family Appreciation Day Jun.13, 1990 97 599 – National Ducks and Wetlands Day Jun. 12, 1990 98 602 – National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Jun. 13, 1990 99 600 – National Job Skills Week Jun 20, 1990 100 610 – Ending Hunger Month Jun. 20, 1990 101 611 – National Trauma Awareness Month Oct. 4, 1990 102 616 – National Rehabilitation Week Jul. 10, 1990 103 620 – Helsinki Human Rights Day Jul. 11, 1990 104 626 – Democracy Day Jul. 19, 1990 105 627 – National Drive for Life Weekend Jul. 19, 1990 106 636 – Community Center Month Aug. 3, 1990 107 674 – Prohibit Military Equipment Sales to Saudi Arabia Oct. 17, 1990

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 108 1 – Salvadoran Foreign Assistance Reform Resolution Jan. 3, 1989 109 14 – Mohammed Rashid Extradition to U.S. Mar. 22, 1989 110 37 – Mortgage Interest Deduction Resolution Feb. 28, 1989 111 48 – El Salvador Civil War Settlement Resolution Feb. 28, 1989 112 58 – Sudan Famine Relief Resolution Feb. 27, 1989 113 85 – Funding for Special Education Apr. 5, 1990 114 87 – Iranian Persecution of the Baha’is Apr. 5, 1990 115 94 – Paraguay Human Rights Resolution Apr. 13, 1989 116 113 – Vietnam Release and Emigration of “Reeducation” Camp Detainees May 9, 1989 117 129 – African Elephant as Endangered Species May 18, 1989 118 145 – Central America Health, Nutrition and Education Jun. 8, 1989 119 149 – Postage Stamp Honoring Claude Denson Pepper Jun. 12, 1989 120 207 – Foreign Aid to Somalia Jun. 13, 1990 121 208 – Human Rights in China Oct. 4, 1989 122 214 – End Driftnet Fishing in South Pacific Oct. 19, 1989 123 252 – Cost-of-Living Adjustment for Civil Service Retirees Jan. 30, 1990 124 259 – Harvest of Peace Resolution Feb. 6, 1990 125 264 – Anti-Semitism in Soviet Union Feb. 7, 1990 126 270 – Anti-Apartheid Sanctions – South Africa Feb. 22, 1990

127 313 – Freedom of the Press in Lithuania Apr. 26, 1990 128 353 – World Summit for Children Candlelight Vigil Jul. 17, 1990

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 27 1 126 – Department of State Appropriations Rule Apr. 11, 1989 2 128 – Lebanon Resolution May 16, 1989 3 179 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule Jun. 20, 1989 4 206 – Reimbursement for Printing and Production of Newsletters Feb. 22, 1990 5 207 – Appropriation for Foreign Operations Rule Jul. 19, 1989 6 234 – NASA Appropriations Rule Sept. 7, 1989 7 239 – Coast week ‘89’ Sept. 18, 1989 8 240 – Human Rights in Yugoslavia Jun. 12, 1990 9 283 – Minimum Age for Combat – 17 Years Old Nov. 7, 1989 10 312 – Convention on the Rights of the Child Jan. 30, 1990 11 328 – Funds for Select committee on Hunger Feb. 7, 1990 12 392 – Human Services Reauthorization Act of 1990 Rule May 15, 1990 13 338 – Arizona Wilderness Rule Feb. 21, 1990 14 354 – Human Rights Abuses in Liberia Mar. 7, 1990 15 384 – Ethiopian Famine Apr. 25, 1990 16 396 – Peace Corps in Eastern Europe May 17, 1990 17 429 – Dept. of Transportation Appropriations Rule Jul. 11, 1990 18 439 – Food and Agricultural Resources Act of 1990 Rule (1 of 2) Jul 20, 1990 19 439 – Food and Agricultural Resources Act of 1990 Rule (2 of 2) Jul. 20, 1990 20 441 – Military Construction Appropriation Rule Jul. 25, 1990 21 444 – Further Consideration – Food and Agricultural Resources Act of 1990 Aug. 1, 1990 22 446 – Angola Famine Relief Resolution Jul. 31, 1990 23 466 – Small Business Act Rule Sept. 18, 1990 24 486 – Most Favored Nation (MFN) Status for Czechoslovakia Oct. 2, 1990 25 530 – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Act Rule Oct. 25, 1990 26 536 – District of Columbia Conference Report ’91 Oct. 26, 1991

House Resolutions (H.R.) 27 6 – Enterprise Zone Improvements Act Jan. 27, 1989 28 14 – Federal Election Campaign Amendments Feb. 2, 1989 29 20 – Federal Employees’ Political Activities Act Mar. 23, 1989 30 45 – Central American Studies and Temporary Relief Act Apr. 12, 1989 31 81 – Hunger Emergency Assistance and Relief Trust Act Feb. 27, 1989 32 82 – 82nd Airborne Division Association, Inc. Recognition Apr. 17, 1989 33 160 – Permanent Smoking Ban on Flights of 2 Hrs. or Less Jan. 3, 1989 34 214 – 3-Year Rule on Federal Annuities Mar. 14, 1989

35 303 – Service-Related Disability Benefits Apr. 18, 1989 36 446 – Repeal of Provision on Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1987 – Social Security Tax on Cash Tips Jan. 4, 1989 37 458 – Tax Breaks for Religious Schools Apr. 26, 1989 38 467 – Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act Feb. 9, 1989 39 594 – Global Poverty Reduction Act Jul. 18, 1990 40 642 – Passive Loss Limitation, Re. Real Estate Jan. 24, 1989 41 711 – State Energy Conservation Programs Improvement Act Jan. 27, 1989 42 719 – Inflation Tax Relief Act Jan. 31, 1989 43 733 – Commission on Values Education Act Jan. 31, 1989 44 747 – Restore Deduction for Interest on Educational Loans Feb. 22, 1989 45 765 – Establish Commission for Environmental Clean-up Feb. 2, 1989 46 796 – Community Revitalization Tax Act Feb. 2, 1989 47 830 – Fairness in Bargaining Act Feb. 2, 1989 48 854 – Medicaid Community and Facility Habilitation Services Amendments Feb. 6, 1989 49 876 – American Heritage Trust Act Feb. 6, 1989 50 879 – International Indigenous Peoples Protection Act Feb. 7, 1989 51 904 – Steel Import Stabilization Extension Act Feb. 7, 1989 52 911 – Volunteer Protection Act Feb. 7, 1989 53 916 – Public Housing Gateway Act Feb. 7, 1989 54 951 – Women in Development Act Feb. 9, 1989 55 979 – Comprehensive Lyme Disease Act Feb.9, 1989 56 982 – Postal Reorganization Act Amendments Mar. 1, 1989 57 1028 – Mount Rushmore Commemorative Coin Act Feb. 21, 1989 58 1068 – United States Coinage Reform Act Feb. 22, 1989 59 1074 – Cost-of-Living Adjustments for Federal Retirees Mar. 8, 1989 60 1200 – Extension to Issue Mortgage Credit Certificates Mar. 1, 1989

28 1 1210 – Pornographic Mailings Mar. 1, 1989 2 1216 – Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Technology Competitiveness Act Mar. 1, 1989 3 1236 – Price Fixing Prevention Act Mar. 2, 1989 4 1243 – Establish Centers for Metal Casting Competitiveness Research Mar. 2, 1989 5 1280 – Immigration Exclusion and Deportation Amendments Mar. 7, 1989 6 1307 – General Aviation Standards Act Mar. 14, 1989 7 1400 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code – National Guard Technician Service Mar. 14, 1989 8 1416 – Research and Experimental Credit Extension & Reform Act Mar. 15, 1989 9 1457 – Waste Reduction Act Mar. 15, 1989 10 1605 – Emergency Refugee Act Mar. 23, 1989

11 1699 – Award Congressional Gold Medals to Capra, Stewart, and Zinnemann Apr. 5, 1989 12 2022 – Refugee Status of Certain Nationals of Soviet Union and Indochina Apr. 18, 1989 13 2025 – Live Performing Arts Labor Relations Amendments Apr. 18, 1989 14 2037 – Employee Educational Assistance Act Oct. 24, 1989 15 2098 – Targeted Jobs Credit Extension Apr. 25, 1989 16 2134 – Federal Meat Inspection Act Amendments Apr. 6, 1989 17 2190 – National Voter Registration Act May 2, 1989 18 2234 – Hazardous Materials Rail Safety Act May 4, 1989 19 2273 – Americans with Disabilities Act May 9, 1989 20 2403 – International Plutonium Control Act May 18, 1989 21 2418 – Garnishment Equalization Act of 1989 May 18, 1989 22 2485 – Child Labor Deterrence Act of 1989 May 24, 1989 23 2532 – Oil Spill Tax Act Jun. 1, 1989 24 2538 – Coverage Under Federal Employees’ Retirement System Jun. 1, 1989 25 2575 – Congressional Commemorative Medal – Pearl Harbor Jun. 7, 1989 26 2584 – Hazardous Materials Transportation Act Amendments Jun. 8, 1989 27 2687 – Nurse Aide Training Requirements Delay Jun. 20, 1989 28 2712 – Emergency Chinese Adjustment of Status Facilitation Act Jun. 21, 1989 29 2765 – Prohibit Romanian Products Jun. 27, 1989 30 2801 – Equity for Election Judges’ Compensation Act Jun. 29, 1989 31 2926 – Dolphin Protection Consumer Information Act Jul. 19, 1989 32 2957 – Establish National Academy of Space, Science, & Technology Jul. 20, 1989 33 3004 – Veterans Agent Orange Exposure and Vietnam Service Benefits Act May 25, 1989 34 3607 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act Aug. 1, 1989 35 3236 – National Commission to Aid Homeless Mentally Ill Individuals Sept. 7, 1989 36 3294 – Distribution of Film “A Tribute to Mickey Leland” Sept. 19, 1989 37 3380 – Prohibit Disposing of Untreated Waste on Railroad Tracks Sept. 28, 1989 38 3401 – Due Process for MIAs Oct. 4, 1989 39 3520 – Hazardous Materials Transportation Act Uniform Safety Amendments Oct. 25, 1989 40 3581 – Rural Economic Development Act Nov. 2, 1989 41 3625 – Congressional Gold Medal for Laurence Spelman 3651 – DOD Contracting Services Nov. 14, 1989 42 3696 – Assistance to Victims of Civil Strife in Central

America Nov. 17, 1989 43 3732 – Amend Internal Revenue Code of 1986, Re. Real Estate Losses Nov. 19, 1989 44 3735 – Waste Materials Management Act Nov. 19, 1989 45 3789 – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Amendments Nov. 20, 1989 46 3863 – Amend National Trails System Act, Re: Underground Railroad Historic Trails Jan. 23, 1990 47 3869 – No Interest on Underpayment of Tax Jan. 23, 1990 48 3880 – Medicare Benefit Improvements Act Jan. 24, 1990 49 3914 – 1991 Cost-of-Living Adjustments for Federal Retirees Jan. 30, 1990 50 3934 – Medicaid Community and Facility Habilitation Services Amendments Feb. 1, 1990 51 3936 – Amend National Labor Relations Act Feb. 1, 1990 52 3958 – Federal Victim’s Service and Protection Act Feb. 6, 1990 53 3986 – Recognize the Retired Enlisted Association, Inc. Feb. 7, 1990 54 4000 – Civil Rights Act Feb. 7, 1990 55 4010 – Sale of Sterile Screwworms Feb. 20, 1990 56 4110 – Mickey Leland Memorial Domestic Hunger Relief Act Feb. 27, 1990 57 4181 – Medicaid State Share Protection Amendments Mar. 6, 1990 58 4330 – National Service Act Mar. 21, 1990 59 4432 – Hunger Prevention and Nutrition Expansion Act Mar. 29, 1990 60 4479 – Food Program Evaluation Integrity Protection Act Apr. 4, 1990 61 4496 – Textile Apparel and Footwear Trade Act Apr. 4, 1990 62 4565 – Loans to One Borrower Transition Rule Act Jun. 7, 1990 63 4733 – Young American Workers’ Bill of Rights May 3, 1990 64 4783 – Food for Peace Program FY 1991 to FY 1995 May 10, 1990 65 4840 – Medigap Fraud and Abuse Prevention Act May 16, 1990 66 4939 – Most-Favored-Nation Status for People’s Republic of China Jun. 6, 1990 67 5149 – Amend Child Nutrition Act of 1966 Jun. 25, 1990 68 4962 – 1992 Olympic Commemorative Coin Act Jun. 5, 1990 69 5053 – Korean War Veterans Memorial 38th Anniversary Commemorative Coin Act Jun. 14, 1990 70 5149 – Women, Infants, and Children Emergency Reallocation of Funds Jun. 25, 1990 71 5262 – Lithuanian Emergency Relief Assistance Jul. 12, 1990 72 5453 – Airline Passengers Defense Act Aug. 2, 1990 73 5596 – Universal Childhood Security Act Sept. 12, 1990

102nd Congress

General 29 1 The Record of Congressman Tony P. Hall 1992

2 Legislative Profile – Tony P. Hall, Jan. 3, 1991 to Nov. 16, 1992 1991-1992 3 Recorded Vote Summary 1991 4 Congressional Record 1991-1992 5 Whip Advisories 1991-1992 6 Completed Rules Committee Material 1991-1992 7 Rules Committee with Caucus 1991-1992 8 Rules Committee Reference – 102nd 1991-1992 9 Rules Committee Memos 1991 10 Information – Motion to Recommit 1986-1992 11 Rules Committee – “October Surprise” Task Force 1991-1992 12 Point & Issue Papers 1991 13 General Correspondence (File 1 of 4) 1991-1992 14 General Correspondence (File 2 of 4) 1991-1992 15 General Correspondence (File 3 of 4) 1991-1992 16 General Correspondence (File 4 of 4) 1991-1992 17 Bills and Resolutions – Notice Given 1991-1992 18 Hall Originated Dear Colleagues Letters 1991-1992 19 Letters with Colleagues 1991-1992 20 Responses to Letters Co-Signed 1991-1992 21 Tony Hall Press – Newspaper/Magazine Clippings 1991-1992 22 102nd Congress Newspaper/Magazine Articles 1991-1992 23 Questionnaire 1992 24 Rules of the House of Representatives – 102nd Congress 1991

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 30 1 5 – Constitutional Amendment Allowing Item Veto in Appropriations Bills Jan. 3, 1991 2 23 – National Family Week Jan. 3, 1991 3 58 – Greek Independence Day Jan. 7, 1991 4 67 – National Radon Action Week Jan. 10, 1991 5 87 – National Former POW Recognition Day Jan. 23, 1991 6 91 – Pediatric AIDS Awareness Week Feb. 24, 1991 7 95 – National Rehabilitation Week Jan. 29, 1991 8 97 – Federal Employees Recognition Week Jan. 19, 1991 9 98 – National School Breakfast Week Jan. 30, 1991 10 102 – National Historically Black Colleges Week Jan. 30, 1991 11 125 – National Family Caregivers Week Feb. 6, 1991 12 130 – National Ellis Island Day Apr. 19, 1991 13 131 – 30th Anniversary of Peace Corps Feb. 19, 1991 14 134 – Jewish Heritage Week Feb. 20, 1991 15 140 – National Philanthropy Day Feb. 21, 1990 16 141 – National Senior Nutrition Week Feb. 21, 1991 17 142 – National Campus Crime and Security Awareness Week Feb. 21, 1991 18 144 – Earth Day Feb. 21, 1991

19 152 – Christopher Columbus Honorary Citizen of U.S. Feb. 27, 1991 20 153 – National Hospice Month Feb. 27, 1991 21 154 – National Foster Care Month Feb. 27, 1991 22 156 – Mental Illness Awareness Week Feb. 27, 1991 23 159 – Memorial to Martin Luther King Jr. Feb. 28, 1991 24 166 – Commodore John Barry Day Mar. 4, 1991 25 167 – Baltic Freedom Day Mar. 4, 1991 26 169 – National Recycling Day Mar. 4, 1991 27 180 – German-American Day Mar. 6, 1991 28 181 – National Senior Citizens Day Mar. 6, 1991 29 182 – National American Indian Heritage Month Mar. 7, 1991 30 183 – National Children’s Day Mar. 7, 1991 31 188 – Augustus F. Hawkins National Recycling Month Mar. 13, 1991 32 195 – Repeal U.N. Resolution 3379 Mar. 20, 1991 33 197 – National Education First Week Mar. 20, 1991 34 218 – National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week Apr. 11, 1991 35 226 – National Forest System Month Apr. 17, 1991 36 227 – Polish-American Heritage Month Apr. 17, 1991 37 228 – National Down’s Syndrome Awareness Month Apr. 18, 1991 38 230 – World Food Day Apr. 23, 1991 39 231 – National Digest Storm Reservists Day Apr. 23, 1991 40 237 – Buffalo Soldiers Day Apr. 25, 1991 41 241 – National Domestic Violence Awareness Month May 1, 1991 42 242 – National Women Veterans Recognition Week May 2, 1991 43 252 – National Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Week May 8, 1991 44 255 – Korean War Veterans Remembrance Week Mar. 15, 1991 45 256 – Conventional Arms Transfer Limitations May 15, 1991 46 256 – Conventional Arms Transfer Limitations May 15, 1991 47 272 – National Agriculture Day Jun. 18, 1991 48 284 – National Pubic Safety Telecommunicators Week Jun. 25, 1991 49 290 – Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment Jun. 26, 1991 50 293 – National Women in Agriculture Day Jul. 10, 1991 51 300 – National Trauma Awareness Month Jul. 16, 1991 52 303 – Crime Prevention Month Jul. 16, 1991 53 318 – National Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Awareness Month Jul. 31, 1991 54 321 – Ending Hunger Month Aug. 2, 1991 55 323 – Refugee Day Sept. 12, 1991 56 326 – National Accessible Housing Month Sept. 17, 1991 57 327 – Year of the Gulf of Mexico Sept. 17, 1991 58 342 – Year of the American Indian Oct. 3, 1991 59 343 – Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. 80th Anniversary Day Oct. 3, 1991 60 356 – Bicentennial of the District of Columbia Month Oct. 22, 1991 61 358 – Year of Reconciliation between American Indians & Non-Indians Oct. 22, 1991 62 364 – National Adoption Week Oct. 24, 1991

63 376 – World AIDS Day Nov. 19, 1991 64 388 – National Foster Care Month Jan. 3, 1992 65 390 – Greek Independence Day Jan. 22, 1992 66 393 – National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Jan. 30, 1992 67 398 – National Neighborhood Crime Watch Day Feb. 4, 1992 68 396 – National Recycling Day Jan. 30, 1992 69 409 – National Good Teen Day Jan. 16, 1992 70 411 – National Rehabilitation Week Feb. 18, 1992 71 425 – Infant Mortality Awareness Day Feb. 26, 1992 72 427 – Irish Brigade Day Feb. 27, 1992 73 430 – Public Service Recognition Week Feb. 27, 1992 74 433 – National Domestic Violence Awareness Month Mar. 5, 1992 75 434 – Chuck Taylor Day Mar. 9, 1992 76 442 – National Awareness Week for Life-Saving Techniques Mar. 17, 1992 77 444 – National Senior Nutrition Week Mar. 18, 1992 78 452 – National Small Independent Telephone Company Week Mar. 26, 1992 79 453 – 82nd Airborne Division 50th Anniversary Day Mar. 26, 1992 80 455 – National Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Week Mar. 26, 1992 81 469 – National Children’s Day Apr. 9, 1992 82 470 – National Spina Bifida Awareness Month Apr. 9, 1992 83 474 – National Customer Service Week Apr. 28, 1992 84 478 – National POW/MIA Recognition Day May 5, 1992 85 479 – Vietnam Veterans Memorial 10th Anniversary Day May 6, 1992 86 486 – National D.A.R.E. Day May 19, 1992 87 488 – National Family Day Nov. 20, 1992 88 492 – Childhood Cancer Month May 21, 1992 89 495 – National Women Veterans Recognition Week May 28, 1992 90 499 – National Literacy Day May 28, 1992 91 532 – Polish-American Heritage Month Jul. 30, 1992 92 542 – Hire-a-Veteran Week Aug. 12, 1992 93 547 – National Walking Week Aug. 12, 1992

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 94 8 – Federal Income Tax Deduction for Interest Paid on Debt Jan. 3, 1991 95 88 – Arab Peace with Israel Mar. 5, 1991 96 92 – Forklift Operator Safety Training Aug. 1992 97 104 – Commending Bill of Responsibilities of the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge Mar. 21, 1992 98 161 – 100th Anniversary of Moviemaking Jun. 3, 1991 99 168 – Iraq Assets Released to UNICEF for Medical and Humanitarian Assistance Jun. 18, 1991 100 177 – Whale, Dolphin, & Porpoise Protection Oct. 17, 1991 101 192 – Joint Committee on Organization and Operation

of Congress May 1992 102 197 – U.N. Response to Disasters and Humanitarian Emergencies Aug. 2, 1991 103 240 – East Timor Resolution Nov. 14, 1991 104 246 – Relation of Trade Agreements to Health, Safety, Labor & Environmental Laws Nov. 21, 1991 105 256 – Protection of African Elephant Nov. 26, 1991 106 302 – “Hunger-Free” Communities Apr. 1, 1992 107 303 – National Physical Fitness & Sports Month Program on Capitol Grounds Apr. 2, 1992 108 316 – 25th Anniversary of the Reunification of Jerusalem May 6, 1992 109 328 – Year of the American Indian, 1992 Jun. 3, 1992 110 352 – Somalia Crisis Resolution Aug. 4, 1992

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 111 11 – Establish Select Committee on Hunger Jan. 3, 1991 112 12 – Establish Select Committee on Children, Youth, & Families Jan. 3, 1991 113 14 – Establish Select Committee on Narcotics Abuse and Control Jan. 3, 1991 114 78 – Budget for Select Committee on Hunger Feb. 20, 1991 115 129 – Extradition of Alois Brunner Apr. 22, 1991 116 137 – N.A.S.A. Appropriations Rule Apr. 30, 1991 117 138 – National Flood Insurance Program Revision Rule Apr. 30, 1991 118 159 – Military Construction Appropriations Rule May 23, 1991 119 167 – Rebuilding Kuwait Using U.S. Subcontractors and Goods Jun. 5, 1991 120 170 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule Jun. 6, 1991 121 177 – Foreign Operations Appropriations Rule, 1992 Jun. 19, 1991 122 203 – Limitations on the Duty Time for Flight Attendants Rule Jul. 24, 1991 123 222 – President Providing Agriculture Export Credit & Technical Assistance to Soviet Bloc. Sept. 12, 1991 124 225 – Lumbee Indian Rule Sept. 24, 1991 125 232 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule (1 of 2) Oct. 1, 1991 126 232 – Foreign Aid Authorization Rule (2 of 2) Oct. 1, 1991 127 259 – Export Administration Act Rule Oct. 24, 1991 128 297 – Voluntary Restraints, Japan and Taiwan Nov. 22, 1991 129 355 – Fund Investigations and Studies by Select Committee on Hunger Feb. 7, 1992 130 416 – Prohibiting Government Motor Vehicles to Party Whips Apr. 1, 1992 131 422 – Crisis in Somalia Apr. 7, 1992 132 432 – N.A.S.A. Appropriations Rule Apr. 9, 1992

31 1 467 – Mental Health Conference Rule May 21, 1992

2 474 – Department of Defense Appropriation Rule Jun. 2, 1992 3 475 – Emergency Unemployment Compensation Program Rule Jun. 4, 1992 4 479 – 2nd Rule; ADAHMA Conference Report Jun. 11, 1992 5 498 – Military Construction Appropriation Rule, 1993 Jun. 23, 1992 6 501 – Foreign Operations Rule, FY 1993 (1 of 2) Jun. 25, 1992 7 501 – Foreign Operations Rule, FY 1993 (2 of 2) Jun. 25, 1992 8 515 – U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child Jul. 9, 1992 9 531 – Small Business Rule Jul. 29, 1992 10 596 – Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park Rule Oct. 3, 1992 11 600 – Foreign Operations Conference Rule Oct. 5, 1992

House Resolutions (H.R.) 12 1 – Civil Rights Act Jan. 3, 1991 13 3 – Veterans’ Compensation Amendments Jan. 3, 1991 14 5 – Amend National Labor Relations Act & Railway Labor Act, Re: Strikers Bill Jan. 3, 1991 15 6 – Financial Institutions Safety and Consumer Choice Act – Rules Committee (1 of 4) Sept.-Nov 1991 16 6 – Financial Institutions Safety and Consumer Choice Act – Rules Committee (2 of 4) Sept.-Nov 1991 17 6 – Financial Institutions Safety and Consumer Choice Act – Rules Committee (3 of 4) Sept.-Nov 1991 18 6 – Financial Institutions Safety and Consumer Choice Act – Rules Committee (4 of 4) Sept.-Nov 1991 19 7 – Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act Jan. 3, 1991 20 20 – Federal Employees’ Political Activities Act Jan. 3, 1991 21 81 – Hunger Emergency Assistance and Relief Trust Act Jan. 7, 1991 22 261 – Dolphin Protection and Fair Fishing Act Jun. 7, 1991 23 288 – Act for Micro-Enterprise Jan. 3, 1991 24 303 – Veteran’s Compensation Jan. 3, 1991 25 375 – National School Lunch Act Amendment Jan. 3, 1991 26 426 – Veterans Compensation Amendments Jan. 3, 1991 27 556 – Agent Orange Act Jan. 17, 1991 28 565 – Extension of Target Jobs Credit Jan. 18, 1991 29 576 – Amend Title 5, Restore 3-Year Basis Recovery Rule for Annuities Jan. 18, 1991 30 608 – Chiropractic Officers in Armed Services Jan. 29, 1991 31 643 – Garnishment Equalization Act Jan. 24, 1991 32 661 – Andean Trade Preference Act Jan. 28, 1991 33 812 – Link-Up for Learning Demonstration Grant Act Feb. 5, 1991 34 906 – Nontraditional Employment for Women Act Feb. 6, 1991 35 911 – Volunteer Protection Act Feb. 6, 1991 36 917 – Social Security Notch Adjustment Act Feb. 6, 1991 37 1063 – Construction Safety, Health, and Education

Improvement Act Feb. 21, 1991 38 1067 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Permanently Extend Qualified Mortgage Feb. 21, 1991 39 1190 – High Risk Occupational Disease Notification and Prevention Act Feb. 28, 1991 40 1202 – Mickey Leland Childhood Hunger Relief Act Feb. 28, 1991 41 1245 – United States One Dollar Coin Act Mar. 5, 1991 42 1277 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Increase Exemption for Children Mar. 5, 1991 43 1296 – Gold Medal for General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Mar. 6, 1991 44 1311 – Amend Title XIX of Social Security Act, State Medicaid Plans Cover Screening Mammography Mar. 6, 1991 45 1312 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare Part B Program Cover Screening Mammography for Over 65 Mar. 6, 1991 46 1313 – Relief of Mary Lou Hamilton Mar. 6, 1991 47 1328 – Liberian Relief, Rehabilitation, and Reconstruction Act Mar. 7, 1991 48 1346 – Peace, Democracy and Development in El Salvador Act Mar. 7, 1991 49 1360 – Women in Development Act Mar. 7, 1991 50 1411 – Used Oil Recycling Act Mar. 12, 1991 51 1414 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Real Estate Losses Mar. 13, 1991 52 1454 – Horn of Africa Recovery and Food Security Act Mar. 14, 1991 53 1456 – Intangibles Amortization Clarification Act Mar. 18, 1991 54 1460 – The Food for Young Children Act Mar. 18, 1991 55 1472 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Employer Social Security Taxes – Employee’s Cash Tips Mar. 19, 1991 56 1490 – Family Unity and Parental Notification Act Apr. 11, 1991 57 1503 – Historically Black Colleges and Universities Capital Financing Act Mar. 20, 1991 58 1509 – Recognize The Retired Enlisted Association, Inc. Mar. 20, 1991 59 1527 – Telecommunications Equipment Research and Manufacturing Competition Act Mar. 20, 1991 60 1566 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Reinvestment Tax Credit Mar. 21, 1991 61 1623 – WWII 50th Anniversary Commemorative Coin Act Mar. 22, 1991 62 1633 – World Summit for Children Implementation Act Mar. 22, 1991 63 1753 – Omnibus Adoption Act Apr. 11, 1991 64 1883 – Tax Status – Family Providers Apr. 17, 1991 65 1960 – National Training Center for Afro-American Museum Professionals Act Apr. 18, 1991 66 1996 – American Indian Delegates (4) to House of Representatives Apr. 23, 1991 67 2010 – National Service Trust Act Amendment 1993 68 2038 – Intelligence Authorization Act for FU 1992 Jun 1991

69 2076 – Young Americans Workers’ Bill of Rights Apr. 24, 1991 70 2101 – Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation Improvement Act Apr. 25, 1991 71 2122 – Emergency Supplemental Persian Gulf Refugee Assistance Act Apr. 29, 1991 72 2125 – Civic and Character Values – in – Schools Act Apr. 29, 1991 73 2223 – Life Performing Arts Labor Relations Amendments May 2, 1991 74 2258 – Freedom From Want Act May 8, 1991 75 2265 – Chiropractic Coverage Under Medicare May 8, 1991 76 2321 – Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historic Preservation Act May 14, 1991 77 2327 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, 401 (K)’s for Tax-Exempt Organization’s May 14, 1991 78 2507 – National Institutes of Health Revitalization Amendments Jun. 5, 1992 79 2508 – International Development Cooperation Act Jun. 1991 80 2540 – Wild Bird Protection Act Jun. 4, 1991 81 2553 – National Child Abuser Registration Act Jun. 5, 1991 82 2566 – Federal Aid Surface Transportation Act Jun. 6, 1991 83 2576 – Amend Emergency Food Assistance Act, Purchase, Process, and Distribute Milk to Needy Jun. 6, 1991 84 2744 – Import Restrictions, Peoples Republic of China (PRC) Jun. 25, 1991 85 2797 – Religious Freedom Restoration Act Jun. 26, 1991

32 1 2898 – Social Security Protection Act Jul. 16, 1991 2 2936 – Technical Education and Training Act Jul. 17, 1991 3 3070 – Medicare Physician Payment Reform Amendments Jul. 29, 1991 4 3142 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Chiropractic Services under Medicare Part B Jul. 31, 1991 5 3030 – Fairness in Product Liability Act Jul. 25, 1991 6 3160 – Comprehensive Occupational Safety and Health Reform Act Aug. 1, 1991 7 3222 – Veterans’ Hospice Services Act Aug. 2, 1991 8 3393 – Children and Pregnant Women Health Insurance Act Sept. 24, 1991 9 3450 – Amend Part A of Title IV of Social Security Act, Microenterprise in Welfare Oct. 1, 1991 10 3473 – Qualified Medicare Beneficiary Enrollment Improvement and Protection Act Oct. 2, 1991 11 3501 – Federal Communications Commission Engineering Sciences Qualification Act Oct. 3, 1991 12 3627 – Air Force Memorial in Washington D.C. Oct. 24, 1991 13 3636 – Nuclear Testing Moratorium Act Oct. 24, 1991 14 3654 – 1996 Atlanta Centennial Olympic Games Commemorative Coin Act Oct. 29, 1991

15 3782 – Peace and reconciliation in El Salvador Nov. 14, 1991 16 3844 – Haitian Refugee Protection Act Nov. 21, 1991 17 3878 – American Jobs Protection Act Nov. 22, 1991 18 3908 – Defense Nuclear Workers’ Bill of Rights Act Nov. 25, 1991 19 3961 – Nuclear Weapons Stockpiles Information Act Nov. 26, 1991 20 4046 – Welfare Simplification Nov. 26, 1991 21 4086 – Amend IRS Code of 1986, Deduction for Interest on American-Made Automobile Jan. 3, 1992 22 4100 – Trade Enhancement Act Jan. 22, 1992 23 4111 – Small Business Credit Crunch Relief Act Jan. 24, 1992 24 4175 – Recession Infrastructure Jobs Act Feb. 5, 1991 25 4194 – Buy American Motor Vehicles Act of 1992 Feb. 7, 1992 26 4210 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Incentives for Economic Growth and Tax Relief for Families Feb. 11, 1992 27 4244 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Increase Rate of Disability Compensation for Veterans Feb. 19, 1992 28 4300 – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Assistance Amendments Act of 1992 Feb. 25, 1992 29 4304 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Close Foreign Tax Loopholes Apr. 9, 1992 30 4322 – Breastfeeding Promotion Act Feb. 26, 1992 31 4399 – Prohibit Military and Economic Assistance to Turkey Mar. 5, 1992 32 4416 – Dire Emergency Appropriations to Create Jobs, Etc. Mar. 10, 1992 33 4531 – Rice Included in Definition of Supplemental Foods Mar. 20, 1992 34 4551 – Civil Liberties Act Amendments Mar. 24, 1992 35 4572 – Waive Requirements under Medicaid for HMOs Operated by Dayton Area Health Plan (1 of 4) Mar. 25, 1992 36 4572 – Waive Requirements under Medicaid for HMOs Operated by Dayton Area Health Plan (2 of 4) Mar. 25, 1992 37 4572 – Waive Requirements under Medicaid for HMOs Operated by Dayton Area Health Plan (3 of 4) Mar. 25, 1992 38 4572 – Waive Requirements under Medicaid for HMOs Operated by Dayton Area Health Plan (4 of 4) Mar. 25, 1992 39 4724 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Credit for Purchase of First Home Apr. 1, 1992 40 4779 – Older Veterans Equity Act Apr. 7, 1992 41 4818 – Establish Dept. of Energy Nuclear Weapons Complex Reconfiguration Commission Apr. 8, 1992 42 4822 – Every Fifth Child Act Apr. 8, 1992 43 5039 – Fair Treatment of Dept. of Energy Employees Apr. 30, 1992 44 5176 – Terminate Assistance to Indonesia Jun. 14, 1992 45 5180 – Suspend Assistance to Indonesia Jun. 14, 1992 46 5230 – American Technology and Competitiveness Act Jun. 21, 1992 47 5231 – National Competitiveness Act Jun. 21, 1992

48 5258 – Withdraw Most Favored Nation Status from Yugoslavia Jun. 10, 1992 49 5267 – Address Haitian Refugee Crisis May 27, 1992 50 5289 – Every Fifth Child Appropriations Act May 28, 1992 51 5318 – Extension of Most Favored Nation Status for People’s Republic of China Jun. 3, 1992 52 5333 – Balanced Budget by FY 1998 Jun. 5, 1992 53 5340 – National Cancer Institute Amendments Jun. 5, 1992 54 5360 – International Refugee Protection Act Jun. 10, 1992 55 5367 – COLA Fairness for Federal Retirees Jun. 10, 1992 56 5400 – Comprehensive Service Programs for Homeless Veterans Act Jun. 16, 1992 57 5476 – World University Games Commemorative Coin Act Jun. 24, 1992 58 5600 – Family Preservation Promotion (Children’s Initiative) Jul. 9, 1992 59 5864 – Persian Gulf War Veterans Registry Act Sept. 24, 1992

103rd Congress

House Resolutions (H.Res.) 33 1 Accomplishments – Newspaper Clippings 1993-1994 2 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1993-1994 3 18 – Establish Select Committee on Hunger Jan. 5, 1993 4 121 – Establish Select Committee on Hunger Mar. 9, 1993 5 195 – Amend National Labor Relations Act & Railway Labor Act Jun. 14, 1993 6 196 – FY1995 Foreign Operations & State Department Appropriations (Hall) Jun. 14, 1993 7 197 – FY1995 Foreign Aid & State Department Appropriations (Hall) Jun. 15, 1993 8 238 – Investigation of House Post Office Aug. 1993 9 240 – Special Direct Spending Resolution 1993 10 241 – Amend National & Community Service Act Aug. 1993 11 431 – FY1995 Defense Authorization, Tony Hall Amendments (AF Museum & Gentile AFS) 1994 12 443 – FY1995 Foreign Operations Appropriations May 25, 1994 13 449 – Energy & Water Appropriations, FY1995 Jun. 9, 1994

House Resolutions (H.R.) 14 1098 – Bicycle Part Duty Suspension Feb. 1993 15 2010 – National & Community Service Act Amendment Jul. 1993 16 2333 – International Relation Act – Hall Amendment 1993 17 2401 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY1994 – Tony Hall Amendments (1 of 2) Aug. 1993

18 2401 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY1994 – Tony Hall Amendments (2 of 2) Aug. 1993 19 3116 – DOD Appropriations, FY 1994 1993 20 4301 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY1995 (1 of 2) May 1994 21 4301 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY1995 (2 of 2) May 1994 22 4301 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY1995 - Aircraft Carrier CVN76 May 1994

104th Congress

General 34 1 Legislative Profile of Tony P. Hall, Jan 4, 1995 to Oct. 28, 1996 Oct. 1996 2 Legislative Activity Guide for Tony P. Hal, Jan-Oct 1996 Oct. 1996 3 Tony Hall Co-Signed Letters (1 of 2) 1995-1996 4 Tony Hall Co-Signed Letters (2 of 2) 1995-1996 5 Tony Hall Originated “Dear Colleague” Letters – Hunger-Related Topics 1995 6 Tony Hall Originated “Dear Colleague” Letters 1996 7 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1995-1996 8 104th Congress Newspaper/Magazine Clippings 1995-1996

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 9 10 – Keep Federal Income Tax Mortgage Deduction May 23, 1995 10 21 – Burma/Thailand Prostitution Mar. 22, 1995 11 23 – Social Security Benefits for the Blind Feb. 9, 1995 12 26 – 100th Anniversary of Jewish War Veterans of U.S.A. May 21, 1996 13 47 – Honor Memory of Victims of Armenian Genocide Apr. 15, 1996 14 50 – Protection and Livelihood of Eastern Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate Jun. 27. 1995 15 96 – Affirmation of National Voter Registration Act of 1993 (Motor Voter Act) Aug. 4, 1995 16 102 – Emancipation of Iranian Baha’i Community Nov. 15, 1995 17 144 – FY 1996 Federally Assisted Education Programs & Activities Feb. 27, 1996 18 149 – Condemn terror Attacks in Israel Mar. 12, 1996 19 160 – Democratic Elections in Sierra Leone Apr. 30, 1996 20 183 – African-American Church Arsons Jun. 11, 1996 21 186 – Church Burnings Jun. 13, 1996 22 187 – Church Burnings Jun. 13, 1996 23 225 – U.S. Financial Obligation to the U.N. Sept. 27, 1995

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 24 96 – Disapprove Extension of Most-Favored-Nation

Status for People’s Republic of China Jun. 16, 1995 25 158 – 35th Anniversary of the Peace Corps Jan. 31, 1996 26 182 – Disapproving Extension of Most-Favored-Nation Status for People’s Republic of China Jun. 13, 1996

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 27 33 – Balanced Budget Constitutional Amendment Rule Jan. 18, 1995 28 94 – Apply Spending Cuts to Deficit Reduction Mar. 14, 1995 29 119 – Personal Responsibility Act (Welfare Reform & School Lunch Program) Mar 1995 30 119 – Personal Responsibility Act (Welfare Reform & School Lunch Program) – Amendments (Not Offered) Mar 1995 31 119 – Personal Responsibility Act (Welfare Reform & School Lunch Program) – Amendments (Not Offered) Mar 1995 32 119 – Personal Responsibility Act (Welfare Reform & School Lunch Program) – Amendments (Not Offered) Mar 1995 33 160 – Expatriate Tax Rule May 25, 1995 34 221 – Medicare/Medicaid Disclosure Sept. 13, 1995 35 347 – Human Rights in China and Tibet Feb. 29, 1996 36 406 – Tribute to Ronald H. Brown Apr. 18, 1996 37 413 – Character Counts Week Apr. 24, 1996 38 515 – Persecution of Christians Worldwide Sept. 4, 1996

House Resolutions (H.R.) 39 1 – Congressional Accountability Act Jan. 1995 40 2 – Line Item Veto Act Jan. 1995 41 3 – Taking Back Our Streets Act Jan. 1995 42 4 – Personal Responsibility Act Jan. 1995 43 6 – American Dream Restoration Act Jan. 1995 44 7 – National Security Revitalization Act Jan. 1995 45 8 – Senior Citizens’ Equity Act Jan. 1995 46 9 – Job Creation & Wage Enhancement Act Jan. 1995 47 10 – Common Sense Legal Reforms Act Jan. 1995 48 38 – COLA Equity Act Feb. 15, 1995 49 55 – Voting Rights of Homeless Citizens Act Jan. 4, 1995 50 65 – Military Retirement Equity Act Jan. 10, 1995 51 103 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code, Exclude Civil Service Retirement & Disability Fund from Budget Feb. 22, 1995 52 218 – 1995 Community Protection Initiative Sept. 13, 1995 53 303 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Eliminate Service- Connected Disability Offset Jan. 10, 1995 54 357 – Mineral Exploration Development Act Jan. 17, 1995 55 390 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Burden of Proof Jan. 25, 1995 56 497 – National Gambling Impact and Policy Commission Act Feb. 13, 1995 57 528 – Church Retirement Benefits Simplification Act Sept. 20, 1995

58 534 – United States One Dollar Coin Act Mar. 23, 1995 59 580 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare Subvention for Military Retirees May 9, 1995 60 585 – Amend Title 37, U.S. Code, No Military Pay to Prisoners Feb. 15, 1995 61 606 – Amend Dayton Aviation Preservation Act Jan. 20, 1995 62 777 – Medicaid Mammography Coverage Act May 22, 1995 63 778 – Equal Access to Annual Screening Mammography Act May 22, 1995 64 820 – Superfund Recycling Equity Act Oct. 25, 1995 65 858 – Firefighters Pay Fairness Act Feb. 27, 1996 66 878 – Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights Act Apr. 24, 1996 67 893 – Thomas Alva Edison Sesquicentennial Commemorative Coin Act Jul. 11, 1996 68 911 – Volunteer Protection Act Feb. 13, 1995 69 940 – Working Wage Increase Act Apr. 24, 1996 70 942 – Humanitarian Aid Corridor Act Apr. 5, 1995 71 950 – Amend Title IV of Social Security Act, Remove Disincentives for Families Feb. 15, 1995 72 966 – James P. Grant World Summit for Children Implementation Act Feb. 15, 1995 73 997 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare Chiropractic Coverage Jan. 25, 1995 74 1000 – Morris K. Udall Wilderness Act Jun. 11, 1996 75 1003 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Business Meal Deduction Jun. 7, 1995 76 1023 – Ricky Ray Hemophilia Relief Fund Act Apr. 5, 1995 77 1057 – Hearing Care for Federal Employees Act Dec. 18, 1995 78 1073 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Diabetes Patient Care Under Medicare Part B Sept. 12, 1995 79 1074 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act – Blood Testing Strips Under Medicare Sept. 12, 1995 80 1100 – Federal Election Law Reform Commission Act Aug. 2, 1996 81 1201 – Insurance Protection for Victims of Domestic Violence Act Nov. 7, 1995 82 1289 – Disclosure of Newborn Infants HIV Status Mar. 22, 1995 83 1301 – American Heritage Areas Act Mar. 22, 1995 84 1384 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, VA Outside Employment Exemption Jul. 13, 1995 85 1462 – Morris K. Udall Parkinson’s Research, Assistance & Education Act Jun. 6, 1996 86 1496 – Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Act Apr. 7, 1995 87 1514 – Propane Education and Research Act Jun. 29, 1995 88 1540 – Family Viewing Cable Television Act May 2, 1995 89 1552 – False Identification Act Jun. 6, 1996

35 1 1619 – National Senior Citizens Pet Ownership Protection Act Jan. 24, 1996 2 1687 – Terminate Price Support and Production Programs for Sugar Nov. 1, 1995 3 1735 – Pediatric Research Initiative Act Jun. 13, 1995 4 1774 – Grant’s Tomb National Monument Act Jun. 22, 1995 5 1776 – Black Revolutionary War Patriots Commemorative Coin Act Feb. 27, 1996 6 1807 – Children’s Media Protection Act Jun. 8, 1995 7 1833 – Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act Jun. 14, 1995 8 1856 – Natural disaster Protection Partnership Act Oct. 19, 1995 9 1878 – Dayton Area Health Plan Extension Jun. 16, 1995 10 2003 – Community Food Security Act Jul. 11, 1995 11 2008 – Repeal Quota and Price Support Programs for Peanuts Jul. 11, 1995 12 2030 – Parental Choice in Television Act Jul. 21, 1995 13 2089 – Fair Labor Standards Act Exemption – 16 to 18 Years of Age Automobile/Truck Drivers Oct. 19, 1995 14 2167 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Repeal Government Pension Offset Feb. 29, 1996 15 2184 – Amend Title 5 of U.S. Code, Continuance of Pay During Lapses in Appropriations Sept. 14, 1995 16 2186 – Ohio & Erie Canal National Heritage Corridor Act Aug. 3, 1995 17 2200 – Maintain Federal Average Fuel Economy Standards for Automobiles Sept. 19, 1995 18 2247 – Medical Nutrition Therapy Act Mar. 19, 1996 19 2429 – Farms for the Future Act Amendments Dec. 15, 1995 20 2442 – Federal Employees Health Benefits Program Military Retirement Demonstration Project Jun. 10, 1996 21 2458 – Iran Foreign Oil Sanctions Act Nov. 13, 1995 22 2579 – Travel and Tourism Partnership Act Mar. 12, 1996 23 2627 – Smithsonian Institution Sesquicentennial Commemorative Coin Act Nov. 28, 1995 24 2652 – Close U.S. Army School of the Americas Apr. 29, 1996 25 2664 – Military Retiree Cost-of-Living Adjustment for FY 1996-1998 Nov. 28, 1995 26 2745 – East Timor Human Rights Accountability Act Apr. 26, 1996 27 2813 – Continuation of VA Payments during Government Shutdown Dec. 20, 1995 28 2893 – Health Insurance Reform Act Mar. 20, 1996 29 2938 – Charitable Medical Care Act Feb. 1, 1996 30 2959 – Repeal of Mandatory Discharge/Retirement of Military who are HIV-Positive Feb. 27, 1996 31 3024 – U.S. – Puerto Rico Political Status Act Jan. 25, 1996 32 3079 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare HMO Access Jun. 6, 1996

33 3107 – Iran Oil Sanctions Act May 1, 1996 34 3142 – Uniformed Services Medicare Subvention Demonstration Project Act Mar. 21, 1996 35 3396 – Defense of Marriage Act May 22, 1996 36 3505 – American Political Reform Act May 22, 1996 37 3525 – Church Arson Prevention Act Jun. 11, 1996 38 3714 – Medicare Hospice Benefit Amendments Sept. 11, 1996 39 3725 – Landmine Removal Assistance Act Jun. 26, 1996 40 3798 – National Small Business Regulatory Relief Act Sept. 30, 1996 41 3839 – Aircraft Repair Station Safety Act Sept. 12, 1996 42 3846 – Microenterprise Act Jul. 25, 1996 43 3923 – Aviation Disaster Family Assistance Act Sept. 12, 1996 44 4073 – National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Oh. Sept. 12, 1996 45 4148 – Jackie Robinson 50th Anniversary Coin Sept. 26, 1996

105th Congress

General 36 1 Legislative Profile of Tony P. Hall, Jan. 7, 1997 to Jun. 30, 1998 Jun. 1998 2 Legislative Profile of Tony P. Hall, Jan. 7, 1997 to Nov. 30, 1998 Nov. 1998 3 Solo Letters 1997 4 Solo Letters 1998 5 Notice Given 1997 6 Notice Given 1998 7 Trips to District 1997 8 Trips to District 1998 9 Whip Notices 1997 10 Whip Notices 1998 11 Tony Hall Dear Colleagues Letters 1997 12 Tony Hall Dear Colleagues Letters 1998 13 Letters Cosigned (1 of 2) 1997 14 Letters Cosigned (2 of 2) 1997 15 Letters Cosigned 1998 16 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1997-1998 17 Tony Hall Schedule 1998

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 18 75 – Bob Hope Named Honorary U.S. Armed Forces Veteran May 15, 1997

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 19 6 – Protection & Livelihood of Eastern Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarchate Jan. 9, 1997

20 13 – Delay of Federal Retirement Cost-of-Living Adjustment Feb. 25, 1997 21 96 – Apology for Slavery Jun. 12, 1997 22 99 – Concern over Sierra Leone Jun. 16, 1997 23 109 – Recognizing Jimmy Stewart Jul. 8, 1997 24 127 – Greater Emphasis on Character Education Jul. 28, 1997 25 181 – Human Rights in Cyprus Sept. 4, 1997 26 185 – 50th Anniversary of Signing of Universal Declaration of Human Rights Nov. 7, 1997 27 211 – Opposing Increased Federal Income Tax on Variable Annuities Mar. 10, 1998 28 258 – East Timor Political Status Apr. 29, 1998 29 319 – Honoring Accomplishments of USAF in Development of Supersonic Flight Technology Aug. 5, 1998

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 30 37 – House of Representatives Participation in State & Local Government Transit Programs Jul. 15, 1998 31 45 – Honor 1996 Nobel Peace Prize Winners, Peace in East Timor Feb. 10, 1997 32 131 – Federal Government Commitment to Early Childhood Development Programs Apr. 24, 1997 33 226 – Condolences on Death of Mother Teresa of Calcutta Sept. 11, 1997 34 241 – Senate Should Ratify Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Sept. 23, 1997 35 245 – Referendum on Western Sahara Oct. 9, 1997 36 260 – Condemn Nigerian Dictatorship for Abuse of U.S. Ambassador Carrington Oct. 7, 1997 37 340 – Save Social Security First Feb. 25, 1998 38 375 – Support of Dobroslav Paraga Mar. 11, 1998 39 387 – Floor Vote on Slush Fund Distributions Mar. 17, 1998 40 460- 20th Anniversary of Founding of Vietnam Veterans of America Jun. 25, 1998 41 475 – 1997 Microcredit Summit Goals Jun. 25, 1998 42 483 – Strengthening Social Security for Next Century Aug. 14, 1998 43 561 – NATO Involvement in Kosovo Oct. 1, 1998 44 565 – Importance of Mammograms and Biopsies Oct. 1, 1998

House Resolutions (H.R.) 45 15 – Medicare Preventive Benefit Improvement Jan. 1997 46 58 – Medicare Diabetes Education and Supplies Amendments Jan. 7, 1997 47 65 – Military Retirement Equity Act Feb. 4, 1997 48 74 – Voting Rights of Homeless Citizens Act Jan. 7, 1997 49 76 – Health Care Commitment Act Mar. 20, 1997 50 107 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code, Exclude Civil Service

Retirement and Disability Fund from Budget Feb. 4, 1997 51 135 – Breast Cancer Patient Protection Act Nov. 7, 1997 52 145 – Aircraft Repair Station Safety Act Jan. 7, 1997 53 192 – Uniformed Services Medicare Subvention Demonstration Project Act Feb. 4, 1997 54 218 – Community Protection Act Apr. 23, 1998 55 279 – Frank Sinatra Congressional Gold Medal Mar. 31, 1997 56 303 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Veterans Disability/Military Retirement Offset Feb. 4, 1997 57 306 – Genetic Information Non-Discrimination in Health Insurance Act Nov. 8, 1997 58 350 – Law Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights Act Feb. 11, 1998 59 367 – Amend IR Code of 1986, IRS Burden of Proof Jul. 9, 1997 60 383 – Prostate Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Act Feb. 4, 1997 61 407 – Breast-Cancer Research Stamp Act Jan. 9, 1997 62 414 – Uniformed Services Medicare Subvention Program Act Feb. 4, 1997 63 466 – Persian Gulf War Veterans Compensation Act Feb. 27, 1997 64 521 – Medicare Hospice Benefit Amendments Feb. 4, 1997 65 546 – Grant’s Tomb National Monument Act Feb. 4, 1997 66 600 – American Political Reform Act Feb. 5, 1997 67 611 – Close U.S. Army School of the Americas Feb. 5, 1997 68 612 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Blind Social Security Earning Limit Link Feb. 5, 1997 69 676 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Limit on Medicare Part B Late Enrollment Fee Jan. 27, 1998 70 678 – Thomas Alva Edison Sesquicentennial Commemorative Coin Act Feb. 11, 1997 71 695 – Security and Freedom Through Encryption (SAFE) Act Jul. 29, 1997 72 836 – Filipino Veterans Equity Act Feb. 26, 1997 73 856 – U.S. – Puerto Rico Political Status Act Feb. 27, 1997 74 880 – Maintain Federal Average Fuel Economy Standards May 21, 1997 75 900 – Morris K. Udall Wilderness Act Feb. 27, 1997 76 911 – Volunteer Protection Act Mar. 4, 1997 77 916 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security, Medicare Coverage of Chiropractic Services Apr. 8, 1997 78 929 – Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act Mar. 5, 1997 79 1018 – Multiple Sclerosis Treatment Act Jun. 10, 1997 80 1023 – Ricky Ray Hemophilia Relief Fund Act Mar. 11, 1997 81 1029 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Insurance Claims Privacy Protection Jun. 17, 1997 82 1046 – House Welfare Employees May 13, 1997 83 1063 – Amend Webb-Kenyon Act, Interstate Shipment of Alcohol Oct. 9, 1997 84 1061 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act,

Eliminate Time Limits for Immunosuppressive Drugs Jun. 25, 1997 85 1111 – Lupus Research and Care Amendments Oct. 9, 1998 86 1129 – Microcredit for Self-Reliance Act Mar. 19, 1997 87 1132 – Indonesia Military Assistance Accountability Act Mar. 19, 1997 88 1151 – Credit Union Membership Access Act Mar. 3, 1998 89 1166 – Firefighters Pay Fairness Act Apr. 10, 1997 90 1173 – Public Safety Employer-Employee Cooperation Act May 6, 1997 91 1174 – United States Efficient Currency Act Jun. 25, 1997 92 1260 – Morris K. Udall Parkinson’s Research Act May 21, 1997 93 1281 – Student Health Insurance Portability Protection Act Apr. 10, 1997 94 1329 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare Coverage of MS Drugs Jun. 18, 1997 95 1335 – Jackie Robinson Congressional Gold Medal Apr. 15, 1997 96 1362 – Veterans Medicare Reimbursement Demonstration Act Apr. 17, 1997 97 1375 – Medicare Medical Nutrition Therapy Act Apr. 17, 1997 98 1415 – Patient Access to Responsible Care Act (1 of 2) Apr. 23, 1997 99 1415 – Patient Access to Responsible Care Act (2 of 2) Apr. 23, 1997 100 1427 – James P. Grant World Summit for Children Implementation Act Apr. 23, 1997 101 1432 – African Growth and Opportunity Act Apr. 24, 1997 102 1451 – Pediatric Research Initiative Act Apr. 24, 1997 103 1500 – America’s Red Rock Wilderness Nov. 7, 1997 104 1505 – Gift of Life Congressional Medical Act Apr. 30, 1997

37 1 1507- Hunger Has a Cure Act Apr. 30, 1997 2 1532 – Veterans’ Cemetery Protection Act Jun. 3, 1997 3 1549 – Harold Hughes – Bill Emerson Commission on Alcoholism Act May 7, 1997 4 1635 – National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom Act Jul. 16, 1997 5 1650 – Mother Teresa of Calcutta Gold Medal May 16, 1997 6 1685 – Freedom from Religious Persecution Act Apr. 24, 1997 7 1748 – Netizens Protection Act Jun. 11, 1997 8 1766 – Amend Title 10, U.S. Code, Federal Employees Health Benefits Military Retiree Demonstration Project Jun. 5, 1997 9 1839 – National Salvage Motor Vehicle Consumer Protection Act Sept. 17, 1997 10 1883 – Pediatric Research Initiative Jun. 18, 1997 11 1951 – Allow Food and Medicines Exports to Cuba Jun. 18, 1997 12 1995 – Point Reyes National Seashore Farmland Protection Act May 18, 1998 13 2020 – Medicaid Community Attendant Services Act Sept. 24, 1997 14 2116 – Larry Doby Post Office Jul. 21, 1997 15 2129 – Douglas Applegate Post Office May 16, 1997 16 2202 – National Marrow Donor Program Reauthorization

Act Jul. 17, 1997 17 2248 – Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew Gold Medal Sept. 4, 1997 18 2273 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Government Pension Offset Threshold Jul. 23, 1997 19 2305 – Centennial of Flight Commemoration Act Jul. 30, 1997 20 2397 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, VA Health Priority for Purple Heart Jul. 15, 1998 21 2409 – Substance Abuse Treatment Parity Act Mar. 19, 1997 22 2431 – Freedom From Religious Persecution Act Sept. 8, 1997 23 2450 – Good Samaritan Tax Act (1 of 3) Sept. 10, 1997 24 2450 – Good Samaritan Tax Act (2 of 3) Sept. 10, 1997 25 2450 – Good Samaritan Tax Act (3 of 3) Sept. 10, 1997 26 2459 – Landmine Elimination Act Oct. 2, 1997 27 2499 – Charitable Giving Relief Act Apr. 22, 1997 28 2560 – “Little Rock Nine” Congressional Gold Medal Oct. 6, 1998 29 2604 – Religious Liberty and Charitable Donation Protection Act Oct. 2, 1997 30 2635 – Human Rights Information Act Oct. 8, 1998 31 2639 – Medicare Prostate Cancer Screening Act Nov. 7, 1997 32 2652 – Collections of Information Antipiracy Act Oct. 28, 1997 33 2733 – Superfund Recycling Equity Act Feb. 11, 1998 34 2754 – Health Care Worker Protection Act Sept. 18, 1998 35 2766 – Karl Bernal Post Office Building, Painesville, Oh. Sept. 4, 1997 36 2817 – Printed Circuit Investment Act Oct. 16, 1998 37 2849 – Assets for Independence Act Nov. 6, 1997 38 2892 – Family Viewing Cable Television Act Nov. 7, 1997 39 3031 – Congressional Hunger Fellows Act Nov. 12, 1997 40 3110 – Skilled Workforce Enhancement Act Jun. 9, 1998 41 3152 – Amy Somers Volunteers at Food Banks Act Feb. 11, 1998 42 3156 – Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela Congressional Gold Medal Feb. 4, 1998 43 3216 – Flying Flag on Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Mar. 4, 1998 44 3247 – Community Safety Act Feb. 24, 1998 45 3251 – Federal pay Fairness Act May 21, 1998 46 3295 – Ronald V. Dellums Federal building, Oakland, CA Mar. 10, 1998 47 3510 – Fair Minimum Wage Act Mar. 19, 1998 48 3541 – Surviving Spouse Fairness Act Apr. 28, 1998 49 3561 – National and Community Service Amendments Act Mar. 26, 1998 50 3572 – Amateur Radio Spectrum Protection Act May 14, 1998 51 3605 – Patients’ Bill of Rights Act Apr. 22, 1998 52 3610 – National Oilheat Research Alliance Act Sept. 16, 1998 53 3615 – Food Bank Relief Act Apr. 1, 1998 54 3636 – Africa: Seeds of Hope Act Apr. 1, 1998 55 3661 – Persian Gulf War Veterans Health and Medical Research Act Apr. 21, 1998 56 3666 – National School Lunch Act and Child Nutrition

Act Reauthorization Apr. 1, 1998 57 3682 – Child Custody Protection Act Jun. 18, 1998 58 3790 – Library of Congress Bicentennial Commemorative Coin Act Jul. 14, 1998 59 3802 – International Military Training Accountability Act May 6, 1998 60 3828 – Veterans Medicare Access Improvement Act May 12, 1998 61 3894 – Air Force Science and Technology Reinvigoration Act May 19, 1998 62 3918 – Indonesia Human Rights before Military Assistance Act May 20, 1998 63 3942 – Tax Deduction for Flight Training Jul. 16, 1998 64 3948 – Maintain VA Health Coverage for Tobacco – Related Illnesses May 22, 1998 65 4027 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, VA Benefit Accrual Period Jul. 15, 1998 66 4035 – Drugs and Informed Consent Armed Forces Protection Act Jul. 14, 1998 67 4036 – Persian Gulf War Veterans Health Act Jul. 14, 1998 68 4066 – Family Cap Prohibition under Temporary Assistance to Needy Families Program (TANF) Jun. 16, 1998 69 4171 – Study of Roadside Emergencies Transportation & Infrastructure Jul. 10, 1998 70 4188 – Veterans Tobacco Trust Fund Act Jul. 14, 1998 71 4254 – Assets for Independence Act Aug. 14, 1998 72 4275 – Economic Development Partnerships Act Aug. 6, 1998 73 4283 – Africa: Seeds of Hope Act Jun. 6, 1998 74 4344 – Reauthorization of Older Americans Act Jul. 29, 1998 75 4449 – Satellite Access to Local Stations Act Sept. 15, 1998 76 4537 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Veterans Monthly Educational Assistance Benefits Sept. 10, 1998 77 4602 – Chalmers P. Wylie Veterans Outpatient Clinic, Columbus, Oh. Sept. 18, 1998 78 4665 – Establish Emerson and Leland Memorial Fellowship Programs Oct. 1, 1998

Senate Resolutions (S. Res.) 79 193 – Children’s Memorial Day Jul-Aug 1998

General 80 “Back Pack Tax” Proposal 1998

106th Congress

General 38 1 Legislative Profile for Tony P. Hall, Jan. 6, 1999 to Dec. 8, 2000 Dec 2000

2 Tony Hall Cosigned Letters (1 of 2) 1999 3 Tony Hall Cosigned Letters (2 of 2) 1999 4 Tony Hall Cosigned Letters (1 of 2) 2000 5 Tony Hall Cosigned Letters (2 of 2) 2000 6 Dean of Delegation Letters 1999 7 Dear Colleagues Letters 1999 8 Dear Colleagues Letters 2000 9 Notice Given 1999 10 Notice Given 2000 11 Tony P. Hall Solo Letters 1999 12 Tony P. Hall Solo Letters 2000 13 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 1999-2000 14 Trips to District 1999 15 Congressman Archer Proposal – Move One-Minute Speeches to End of Legislative Day 1999

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 16 46 – Zachary Fisher, Honorary Veteran of U.S. Armed Forces Oct. 26, 1999 17 86 – 50th Anniversary of the Korean War Feb. 1, 2000 18 100 – 25th Anniversary of Helsinki Final Act Jul. 25, 2000

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 19 7 – Income Tax Deduction for Mortgage Should Not Be Limited Mar. 17, 1999 20 24 – Opposition to Declaring Palestinian State Mar. 2, 1999 21 34 – Equal Pay Raise for Military and Civilian Feb. 25, 1999 22 58 – Veterans Educate Today’s Students (VETS) Day Mar. 17, 1999 23 60 – Veterans Service Organizations Commemorative Postage Stamp Jul. 1, 1999 24 87 – Income Tax Deduction for Mortgage Interest Should Not Be Restricted Apr. 15, 1999 25 97 – East Timor Paramilitary Accountability Resolution May 5, 1999 26 100 – Urge Turkey Compliance with U.N. Resolutions on Cyprus Nov. 10, 1999 27 109 – Commending Israel on Election May 18, 1999 28 112 – Commemorative Postage Stamp for S.S. Lane Victory Jul. 15, 1999 29 115 – Increase Public Awareness of Pediatric Cancer Oct. 25, 1999 30 132 – Opposition to International Monetary Fund Gold Sales Jul. 12, 1999 31 136 – Timely Payment of Impact Aid Funds Jul. 12, 1999 32 141 – Celebrating One America Resolution Jun. 22, 1999 33 175 – “Mickey” Leland Commemorative Postage Stamp Aug. 5, 1999 34 209 – Condemn Use of Children as Soldiers Oct. 26, 1999 35 243 – Importance of Metal Health Awareness Jun. 26, 2000

36 269 – Library of Congress Bicentennial Mar. 15, 2000 37 271 – Increase Public Awareness of Multiple Sclerosis Apr. 4, 2000 38 323 – Peace and Democracy in Republic of Sierra Leone (Hall) May 11, 2000 39 341 – Medicare Coverage of Actinic Keratoses Oct. 5, 2000 40 356 – Apology for Slavery Resolution (Hall) Jun. 19, 2000 41 361 – Commending Republic of Benin Jun. 22, 2000 42 363 – Annual Day of Peace and Sharing Sept. 28, 2000 43 368 – Task Force on Slave Labor to Construct U.S. Capitol Jul. 29, 2000 44 388 – 100th Anniversary of AAA Ohio Motorists Association Jul. 27, 2000 45 395 – Condemning Militia Attacks in East & West Timor Oct. 5, 2000

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 46 62 – Human Right Violations in Sierra Leone Feb. 11, 1999 47 146 – Mandatory Office Waste Recycling Program in House of Representatives Jun. 23, 1999 48 152 – Recognizing Private Volunteer Organization Work in Central America & Kosovo Apr. 27, 1999 49 203 – Acknowledge Dedication and Sacrifice of Firefighters Jul. 1, 1999 50 251 – Violence in East Timor Jul. 29, 1999 51 278 – Fight Against Breast Cancer Sept. 30, 1999 52 285 – East Timor Referendum Sept. 9, 1999 53 292 – East Timor Referendum Sept. 14, 1999 54 298 – Maintain Antidumping and Countervailing Measures Oct. 7, 1999 55 350 – Against Trafficking of Baby Body Parts for Profit Dec. 14, 1999 56 396 – Support for Biennial Budget Process Nov. 18, 1999 57 398 – U.S. Training on and Commemoration of the Armenian Genocide Resolution Jun. 19, 2000 58 452 – National Association of Letter Carriers Food Drive Mar. 30, 2000 59 494 – Constitutionality of Ohio State Motto May 10, 2000 60 576 – Increase Awareness of Childhood Cancer Sept. 12, 2000 61 580 – Murder of Jafar Siddig Hamzah in Indonesia Sept. 18, 2000 62 635 – U.S. International Trade Commission Investigation of Steel Dumping Oct. 17, 2000 63 577 – 50th Anniversary of U.N. High Commissioners for Refugees (Hall) Sept. 14, 2000 64 649 – Global School Meals and Women and Children Resolution (Hall) Oct. 24, 2000

House Resolutions (H.R.) 65 44 – Special Compensation to Severely Disabled Military Retirees Jul. 12, 1999 66 65 – Military Retirement Equity Act May 11, 1999

67 82 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code, Exclude Civil Service Retirement and Disability Fund From Budget Mar. 3, 1999 68 89 – Satellite Access to Local Stations Act Jan. 9, 1999 69 116 – Breast Cancer Patient Protection Act Jan. 19, 1999 70 141 – Medicare HMO Improvement Act Nov. 22, 1999 71 170 – Honesty in Sweepstakes Act Oct. 21, 1999 72 175 – Affordable Housing Opportunity Act Mar. 15, 2000 73 212 – Freedom to Market Act May 12, 1999 74 218 – Community Protection Act Feb. 8, 1999 75 230 – Cuban Humanitarian Trade Act Jan. 6, 1999 76 239 – John Glenn Congressional Gold Medal Act Feb. 3, 1999 77 274 – Autism Statistics, Surveillance, Research, and Epidemiology Act (ASURE) May 19, 1999 78 303 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Eliminate Offset for Military Retirement & VA Disability Jun. 18, 1999 79 306 – Genetic Information Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance Act Mar. 3, 1999 80 325 – Fair Minimum Wage Act Jan. 19, 1999 81 352 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Small Business Pension Opportunity Mar. 9, 1999 82 353 – Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Treatment and Assistance Act May 25, 1999 83 354 – Collections of Information Antipiracy Act Feb. 24, 1999 84 358 – Patients’ Bill of Rights Act Jan. 19, 1999 85 396 – Ronald V. Dellums Federal Building, Oakland, CA Jan. 19, 1999 86 413 – Program for Investment in Microentrepreneurs Act Apr. 20, 1999 87 417 – Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act Jan. 19, 1999 88 430 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Purple Heart Veteran Health Priority Feb. 2, 1999 89 434 – African Growth and Opportunity Act (Sub-Sahara Africa) Feb. 2, 1999 90 506 – Limiting Steel Imports Feb. 9, 1999 91 507 – Amend Title 49, U.S. Code, Transfer Motor Carrier Safety from FHA to NHTSA Sept. 14, 1999 92 531 – Hope for Children Act Jul. 10, 2000 93 557 – Community Safety Act Apr. 21, 1999 94 573 – Gold Medal to Rosa Parks Mar. 2, 1999 95 669 – Peace Corps Appropriations Reauthorization Feb. 10, 1999 96 732 –Close U.S. Army School of the Americas May 5, 1999 97 762 – Lupus Research and Care Amendments Mar. 3, 1999 98 772 – HOPE for Africa Act Mar. 16, 1999 99 773 – Amend Older Americans Act of 1965, Extend Authorization of Appropriations Mar. 2, 1999 100 778 – Provide Support for Certain Institutes and Schools Feb. 23, 1999 101 783 – Amateur Radio Spectrum Protection Act Jun. 18, 1999

39 1 827 – Improve and Children’s Health Coverage Act Jun. 15, 1999 2 835 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Permanently Extend Research Credit May 20, 1999 3 844 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Leasehold Improvement Depreciation May 25, 1999 4 850 – Security and Freedom Through Encryption (SAFE) Act Mar. 10, 1999 5 864 – State and Local Investment Opportunity Act Jul. 1, 1999 6 868 – Fallen Timbers and Fort Miamis National Historical Site Act May 11, 1999 7 888 – Clean Gasoline Act Sept. 21, 1999 8 914 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Waive Medicare Late Enrollment Penalty Mar. 2, 1999 9 919 – Liberian Refugee Immigration Protection Act Oct. 18, 1999 10 925 – Osteoporosis Early Detection and Prevention Act Jun. 30, 1999 11 933 – Osteoporosis Federal Employee Health Benefits Standardization Act Jun. 23, 1999 12 941 – Gifts of Life Congressional Medal Act Mar. 2, 1999 13 959 – Affordable Higher Education – through Pell Grants Act Mar. 11, 1999 14 960 – Endangered Species Recovery Act Aug. 2, 1999 15 975 – Limiting Steel Imports Mar. 9, 1999 16 991 – Student Health Insurance Portability Protection Act Mar. 4, 1999 17 997 – Advancement in Pediatric Autism Research Act Jun. 8, 1999 18 1020 – Veterans’ Hepatitis C. Benefits Act Jun. 6, 2000 19 1063 – International Military Training Transparency and Accountability Act Mar. 10, 1999 20 1070 – Amend Title XIX of Social Security Act, Medicaid Cancer Coverage Feb. 16, 2000 21 1079 – Equitable Retirement for Military Reserve Technicians Sept. 27, 1999 22 1082 – Hate Crimes Prevention Act Oct. 5, 1999 23 1093 – Public Safety Employer – Employee Cooperation Act Mar. 25, 1999 24 1095 – Debt Relief for Poverty Reduction Act Mar. 11, 1999 25 1103 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Direct Disproportionate Share Payments from Medicare Oct. 1, 1999 26 1115 – Immunosuppressive Drug Coverage Extension Act Mar. 16, 1999 27 1130 – Fire Safe Cigarette Act Feb. 1, 2000 28 1143 – Microenterprise for Self-Reliance Act Mar. 17, 1999 29 1168 – Firefighter Investment and Response Enhancement (FIRE) Act Jul. 12, 1999 30 1172 – Historic Homeownership Assistance Act Jul. 1, 1999 31 1175 – Secure Return of Zachary Baumel Jun. 22, 1999 32 1180 – Work Incentives Improvement Act Oct. 7, 1999 33 1187 – Medicare Medical Nutrition Therapy Act Mar. 18, 1999

34 1202 – Captive Exotic Animal Protection Act Mar. 18, 1999 35 1217 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Modify Government Pension Offset Mar. 23, 1999 36 1218 – Child Custody Protection Act Mar. 25, 1999 37 1228 – Amend Retirement Provisions of Title 5, U.S. Code, Retirement Benefits for INS & IRS Personnel Nov. 16, 1999 38 1239 – Morris K. Udall Wilderness Act of 1997 (Alaskan Wildlife Act) Mar. 23, 1999 39 1248 – Violence Against Women Act Jul. 7, 2000 40 1275 – Ban Interstate Commerce for Cockfighting Nov. 19, 1999 41 1278 – Family-Owned Business Survival Act Apr. 28, 1999 42 1304 – Quality Health-Care Coalition Act Feb. 7, 2000 43 1310 – Charitable Giving Tax Relief Act Feb. 10, 2000 44 1324 – Food Banks Relief Act (Hall) Mar. 25, 1999 45 1325 – Good Samaritan Tax Act (Hall) (File 1 of 2) Mar. 25, 1999 46 1325 – Good Samaritan Tax Act (Hall) (File 2 of 2) Mar. 25, 1999 47 1342 – Children’s Gun Violence Prevention Act May 13, 1999 48 1355 – United Nations Arrears Payment Act Apr. 13, 1999 49 1356 – Freedom from Sexual Trafficking Act Aug. 3, 1999 50 1387 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Veterans Headstones Apr. 13, 1999 51 1399 – Fairness for Legal Immigrants Act Jun. 7, 1999 52 1405 – Donald J. Pease Federal Building, Medina, OH Apr. 15, 1999 53 1515 – Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity Amendments Jun. 8, 1999 54 1579 – Children’s Hospital s Education and Research Act Jul. 22, 1999 55 1592 - Regulatory Fairness and Openness Act Mar. 14, 2000 56 1593 – Former Insurance Agents Tax Equity Act Apr. 12, 2000 57 1601 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Restore SSA – Blind Earnings Linkage May 3, 1999 58 1621 – Made in USA Label Defense Act Jul. 10, 2000 59 1625 – Human Rights Information Act Feb. 1, 2000 60 1644 – Cuban Food and Medicine Security Act May 27, 1999 61 1660 – Public School Modernization Act Jul. 29, 1999 62 1675 – Full Funding of Pell Grant Program Oct. 19, 1999 63 1691 – Religious Liberty Protection Act Jun. 22, 1999 64 1732 – America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act May 6, 1999 65 1785 – Graduate Medical Education Payment Restoration Act Oct. 1, 1999 66 1795 – National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Engineering Establishment Act Jul. 26, 1999 67 1804 – Authorize Pyramid of Remembrances to Establish Memorial May 13, 1999 68 1824 – Skilled Workforce Enhancement Act May 14, 1999 69 1843 – Mothers and Newborns Health Insurance Act Aug. 5, 1999 70 1896 – Korea Visa Waiver Pilot Program May 20, 1999 71 1899 – Health Care Worker Needlestick Prevention Act Sept. 8, 1999

72 1932 – Father Theodore M. Hesbaugh Congressional Gold Medal Act Jun. 7, 1999 73 1950 – Farmland Protection Act Reauthorization Jul. 22, 1999 74 1977 – Harold Hugher – Bill Emerson Substance Abuse Treatment Parity Act Jun. 9, 1999 75 1990 – Roadside Emergency Safety Act (Hall) May 27, 1999 76 1992 – Maintain Current Federal Average Fuel Economy Standards May. 27, 1999 77 2004 – Tax Deductibility of Flight Training Expenses May 7, 1999 78 2021 – Bone Marrow Blood Testing Coverage Act Nov. 3, 1999 79 2066 – Enrollment of Wetlands Under Food Security Act Apr. 6, 2000 80 2170 – Empowerment Zones and Enterprise Communities Enhancement Act Sept. 13, 1999 81 2260 – Pain Relief Promotion Act Jul. 1, 1999 82 2288 – North American Slavery Memorial Council Act Jun. 19, 2000 83 2303 – History of the House Awareness and Preservation Act Aug. 3, 1999 84 2341 – Safety Net Preservation Act Mar. 1, 2000 85 2357 – Louise Stokes Post Office, Shaker Heights, Oh. Aug. 3, 1999 86 2498 – Cardiac Arrest Survival Act May 3, 2000 87 2499 – Silent Skies Act Jul. 14, 1999 88 2512 – Act of Save America’s Forests Jul. 14, 1999 89 2538 – Folic Acid Promotion and Birth Defects Prevention Act Feb. 2, 2000 90 2573 – NIH Office of Autoimmune Diseases Act May 2, 2000 91 2631 – Federal Employee Retirement Contributions Act Jun. 20, 2000 92 2723 – Bipartisan Consensus Managed Care Improvement Act (1 of 2) Oct. 5, 1999 93 2723 – Bipartisan Consensus Managed Care Improvement Act (2 of 2) Oct. 5, 1999 94 2727 – Telephone Services Consumer Protection Act Oct. 27, 1999 95 2730 – George Thomas “Mickey” Leland Hunger Relief Stamp Act Aug. 5, 1999 96 2738 – Food Stamp Outreach and Research for Kids Act Oct. 14, 1999 97 2743 – Farm and Ranch Emergency Assistance Act Oct. 1, 1999 98 2765 – AIDS Marshall Plan Fund for Africa Act Aug. 5, 1999 99 2812 – Community Development Venture Capital Assistance Act Apr. 12, 2000 100 2856 – Fair Credit Full Disclosure Act May 10, 2000 101 2888 – Stewart B. McKinney Homeless Education Assistance Improvements Act Oct. 13, 1999 102 2929 – Captive Elephant Accident Prevention Act Sept. 29, 1999 103 3003 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Certified Diabetes Educators Sept. 12, 2000 104 3004 – Medicare Return to Home Act Mar. 22, 2000 105 3140 – Food and Medicine for the World Act Nov. 18, 1999

106 3142 – College Student Credit Card Protection Act Oct. 25, 1999 107 3150 – Criteria for Welfare Bonus Grants Oct. 26, 1999 108 3188 – Consumer Access to a Responsible Accounting of Trade Act (Hall) Nov. 1, 1999 109 3192 – Hunger Relief Act Nov. 1, 1999 110 3293 – Plaque at Vietnam Memorial Wall for Nondirect Vietnam War Causalities Feb. 15, 2000 111 3408 – Fair Credit Reporting Amendments Act Nov. 18, 1999 112 3453 – Emergency Food Assistance Enhancement Act Mar. 21, 2000 113 3514 – Chimpanzee Health Improvement, Maintenance, and Protection Act Jun. 9, 2000 114 3519 – World Bank AIDS Prevention Trust Fund Act Feb. 14, 2000 115 3573 – Keep Our Promise to America’s Military Retirees Act May 2, 2000 116 3575 – Student Athlete Protection Act Feb. 16, 2000 117 3580 – Hospital Preservation and Equity Act Jul. 27, 2000

40 1 3608 – Home Heating Oil Price Stability Act Feb. 29, 2000 2 3614 – Emergency Commodity Distribution Act Mar. 1, 2000 3 3616 – Impact Aid Reauthorization Act Feb. 29, 2000 4 3642 – Charles Schultz Gold Medal Feb. 10, 2000 5 3660 – Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act Mar. 1, 2000 6 3679 – 2002 Winter Olympic Commemorative Coin Act Feb. 16, 2000 7 3681 – Character Counts for the 21st Century Act Apr. 13, 2000 8 3688 – Campaign Integrity Act May 25, 2000 9 3766 – Truthfulness, Responsibility, and Accountability in Contracting Act (TRAC Act) Mar. 1, 2000 10 3826 – Global Health Act Mar. 2, 2000 11 3842 – Postmasters Fairness and Rights Act May 16, 2000 12 3872 – Long-Term Care and Retirement Security Act Mar. 23, 2000 13 3879 – Sierra Leone Peace Support Act Mar. 14, 2000 14 3915 – Reserve Employer Tax Credit Act May 15, 2000 15 4033 – Bulletproof Vest Partnership Grant Act May 17, 2000 16 4040 – Long-Term Care Security Act Mar. 29, 2000 17 4057 – Stop Tuberculosis (TB) Now Act Mar. 22, 2000 18 4094 – America’s Better Classroom Act Apr. 11, 2000 19 4106 – Establish Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) Mar. 28, 2000 20 4168 – Underground Campaign Disclosure Act Apr. 13, 2000 21 4250 – Predatory Lending Consumer Protection Act Jun. 9, 2000 22 4274 – Digital Divide Access to Technology Act (DATA Act) Oct. 11, 2000 23 4277 – Federal Employees Health Insurance Premium Conversion Act Jun. 13, 2000 24 4289 – Gold Medal to Jimmy & Rosalyn Carter Oct. 25, 2000 25 4301 – Distribution Chain of Prescription Drugs Apr. 25, 2000 26 4315 – Larry Small Post Office Building, Beachwood, OH Apr. 13, 2000

27 4357 – Ban on Military Relations with Indonesia Until Certification of East Timor Jun. 6, 2000 28 4382 – Air Force Work Force Renewal Act (Hall) May 4, 2000 29 4384 – Gold Medal to Andrew Jackson Higgins Jun. 8, 2000 30 4398 – Energy Employees Occupational Illness and Compensation Act May 9, 2000 31 4421 – Capital Exclusion for Farmland Attached to Principal Residence May 18, 2000 32 4471 – Allow Travel Between U.S. and Cuba May 16, 2000 33 4481 – Amend Title IV and XX of Social Security Act, Restore Social Services Block Grant for TANF Sept. 20, 2000 34 4543 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Tax Relief for Asbestos Companies Sept. 20, 2000 35 4648 – Congressional Hunger Fellows Act (Hall) Jun. 13, 2000 36 4649 – Transitional Adjustment Assistance (TAA) for Workers Affected by PNTR to China Jun. 13, 2000 37 4665 – Mother-to-Child HIV/AIDS Transmission Prevention Assistance Jul. 20, 2000 38 4673 – Support for Overseas Cooperative Development Act Jul. 25, 2000 39 4707 – Legal Immigrant Children’s Health Improvement Act Sept. 7, 2000 40 4740 – National and Community Service Amendments Act Jun. 23, 2000 41 4807 – Ryan White CARE Act Amendments Jul. 24, 2000 42 4825 – Family Opportunity Act Sept. 18, 2000 43 4853 – Arnold C. D’Amico Station, South Euclid, Oh. Jul. 18, 2000 44 4957 – Black Patriots Foundation Commemorative Work Sept. 7, 2000 45 5036 – Dayton Aviation Heritage Preservation Amendments Act (Hall) Jul. 27, 2000 46 5132 – Veterans Comprehensive Hepatitis C Health Care Act Oct. 12, 2000 47 5147 – Consumer Access to a Responsible Accounting of Trade Act (Hall) Sept. 2, 2000 48 5189 – Energy employees Occupational Illness Compensation Act May 25, 2000 49 5253 – East Timor Transition to Independence Act Sept. 21, 2000 50 5258 – Lance Armstrong Congressional Gold Medal Act Jun. 8, 2000 51 5277 – Internal Revenue Code Section 527 Clarification, Political Activities Oct. 2, 2000 52 5397 – Veterans Commemoration Act Oct. 30, 2000 53 5490 – Amend Title 10, U.S. Code, Air Force Science and Technology for the 21st Century (Hall) Oct. 18, 2000 54 5564 – Conflict Diamonds Elimination Act (Hall) Oct. 26, 2000

41 1 5612 – Medicare, Medicaid, and SCHIP Benefits Improvement and Beneficiary Protection Act Nov. 1, 2000

107th Congress

General 2 Legislative Profile – Tony P. Hall, Jan. 3, 2001 to Jun. 28, 2002 Jun. 2002 3 Dear Colleagues Letters 2001 4 Dear Colleagues Letters 2002 5 Tony Hall Solo Letters 2001 6 Tony Hall Solo Letters 2002 7 Letters Cosigned (1 of 2) 2001 8 Letters Cosigned (2 of 2) 2001 9 Letters Cosigned 2002 10 Notice Given 2001 11 Notice Given 2002 12 General & Miscellaneous Correspondence 2001-2002 13 Written Testimony – Foreign Operations May 9, 2002 14 Score Cards Received 2002

House Concurrent Resolutions (H. Con. Res.) 15 12 – Agricultural Humanitarian Assistance Feb. 27, 2001 16 29 – Conviction of 10 Members of Iran’s Jewish Community Mar. 5, 2001 17 36 – Increased Funding for Juvenile (Type 1) Diabetes Research Jul. 10, 2001 18 60 – Condemning Violence in Eat Timor Sept. 4, 2001 19 101 – International Committee of the Red Cross Should Recognize Magen David Adom Society Jul. 24, 2002 20 102 – Hunger to Harvest Resolution: A Decade of Concern for Africa May 8, 2001 21 160 – Restore Lafayette Escadrille Memorial Jun. 13, 2001 22 169 – Minority Women Memorial in Capitol Jun. 21, 2001 23 170 – Encouraging Corporations to Contribute to Faith- Based Organizations Jun. 20, 2001 24 184 – National Day of Reconciliation Jul. 10, 2001 25 188 – China’s Persecution of Falun Gang Sept. 10, 2001 26 240 – Providing Food to Afghan Refugees Oct. 2, 2001 27 243 – Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor for Sept. 11, 2001 Oct. 2, 2001 28 249 – Joint Session of Congress in New York City Dec. 6, 2001 29 280 – Solidarity with Israel Against Terrorism Dec. 5, 2001 30 297 – Significance of 100 Years of Korean Immigration to U.S. Jul. 6, 2002 31 320 – Sense of Congress on Scleroderma Mar. 19, 2002 32 341 – Doubling Peace Corps Funding by 2007 Mar. 6, 2002 33 371 – Expressing Congress’ Gratitude for Service of D. C. National Guard & Capitol Police Apr. 16, 2002

34 378 – Expressing Congress’ Gratitude for Service Against Anthrax Apr. 23, 2002 35 410 – Supporting Peace and Democracy in Democratic Republic of the Congo (Hall) May 23, 2002 36 412 – Honoring Air Force General Bernard Schriever for Work on Ballistic Missile Development Jun. 17, 2002 37 439 – Honor Lindy Boggs on 25th Anniversary of Congressional Women’s Caucus Jul. 16, 2002

House Joint Resolutions (H. J. Res.) 38 40 – Proposing Equal Rights Amendment Mar. 14, 2002

House Resolutions (H. Res.) 39 154 – U.S. Post Office 6-Day Mail Delivery Service Jun. 28, 2001 40 168 – Native Americans Contributions to American History, Culture and Education Jun. 18, 2001 41 300 – Releasing Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program Funds Nov. 29, 2001 42 336 – Honoring Rex David “Dave” Thomas Jan. 29, 2002

House Resolutions (H.R.) 43 7 – Community Solutions Act (1 of 3) Mar. 29, 2001 44 7 – Community Solutions Act (2 of 3) Mar. 29, 2001 45 7 – Community Solutions Act (3 of 3) Mar. 29, 2001 46 10 – Comprehensive Retirement Security and Pension Reform Act Mar. 14, 2001 47 13 – Mortgage Cancellation Relief Act Feb. 7, 2002 48 17 – Younger Americans Act Jul. 23, 2002 49 28 – Violence Against Women Office Act Jan. 30, 2001 50 65 – Military Retirement Equity Act Feb. 13, 2001 51 68 – Social Security Benefits Fairness Act Feb. 13, 2001 52 162 – Mental Health and Substance Abuse Parity Amendments Mar. 22, 2001 53 179 – Keep Our Promise to America’s Military Retirees Act Feb. 27, 2001 54 184 – College Student Credit Card Protection Act Jan. 30, 2001 55 218 – Community Protection Act of 1997 Jul. 11, 2001 56 230 – Natural Disaster Protection and Insurance Act Mar. 28, 2001 57 232 – Ethical Standards for Federal Prosecutors Act (Telemarketing Victims Protection Act) Jun. 18, 2002 58 245 – Natural Gas Reserve Act (Hall) Jan. 30, 2001 59 279 – Medicare HMO Improvement Act Feb. 13, 2001 60 281 – Taxpayers’ Cancer Research Funding Act Mar. 19, 2001 61 303 – Retired Pay Restoration Act Feb. 13, 2001 62 321 – Accuracy in Judicial Administration Act Jun. 21, 2001 63 380 – Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act (1 of 2) Feb. 13, 2001

64 380 – Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act (2of 2) Feb. 13, 2001 65 394 – Reserve Employer Tax Credit Act Feb. 28, 2001 66 397 – Bear Protection Act Dec. 13, 2001 67 399 – President Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter Gold Medals Feb. 6, 2001 68 440 – Amend Title 10, U.S. Code, Space Available Transportation for 50% Disabled Veterans Feb. 13, 2002 69 457 – Transitional Adjustment Assistance for Workers Affected by Permanent Normal Trade Relations with China Feb. 27, 2001 70 476 – Child Custody Protection Act Feb. 27, 2001 71 488 – Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act Jun. 19, 2001 72 498 – Blind Empowerment Act Feb. 14, 2001 73 510 – Vietnam Veterans Memorial Education Act May 25, 2001 74 526 – Bipartisan Patient Protection Act (1 of 2) Feb. 14, 2001

42 1 526 – Bipartisan Patient Protection Act (2 of 2) Feb. 14, 2001 2 536 – Breast Cancer Patient Protection Act Feb. 27, 2001 3 572 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code, Exclude Civil Service Retirement Mar. 27, 2001 4 600 – Family Opportunity Act Feb. 13, 2001 5 602 – Genetic Nondiscrimination in Health Insurance and Employment Act Feb. 13, 2001 6 612 – Persian Gulf War Illness Compensation Act Jun. 19, 2001 7 622 – Hope for Children Act Feb. 14, 2001 8 639 – Veterans Comprehensive Hepatitis C Health Care Act Mar. 5, 2001 9 664 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Modify Government Pension Offset Mar. 8, 2001 10 665 – Fair Minimum Wage Act Feb. 14, 2001 11 675 – East Timor Transition to Independence Act Feb. 14, 2001 12 717 – DMD CARE Act Mar. 6, 2001 13 721 – Truthfulness Responsibility, and Accountability, in Contracting Act Feb. 14, 2001 14 738 – Amend IR Code, Provide Small Business Pension Opportunity Feb. 27, 2001 15 762 – North American Slavery Memorial Council Act Mar. 6, 2001 16 770 – Morris K. Udall Arctic Wilderness Act Feb. 28, 2001 17 775 – Voting Improvement Act Feb. 28, 2001 18 781 – Paycheck Fairness Act Sept. 14, 2001 19 808 – Steel Revitalization Act Mar. 9, 2001 20 817 – Amateur Radio Spectrum Protection Act Feb. 13, 2002 21 819 – Donald J. Pease Federal Building, Medina, OH Mar. 9, 2001 22 822 – Medicare Certified Registered Nurse First Assistant Direct Reimbursement Act Jun. 26, 2001 23 831 – Long-Term Care & Retirement Security Act (1 of 2) Apr. 4, 2001 24 831 – Long-Term Care & Retirement Security Act (2 of 2) Apr. 4, 2001

25 854 – Medicaid Safety Net Hospital Continued Preservation Act Sept. 21, 2001 26 877 – Skilled Workforce Enhancement Act Mar. 9, 2001 27 902 – Chiropractic Patients’ Freedom of Choice Act May 8, 2002 28 912 – Innocence Protection Act Jun. 13, 2001 29 918 – Clean Diamonds Act (Hall) Mar. 7, 2001 30 936 – Heather French Henry Homeless Veterans Assistance Act Mar. 8, 2001 31 948 – Landmine Elimination and Victim Assistance Act Mar. 8, 2001 32 951 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Mortgage Subsidy Bond Amendment Mar. 26, 2001 33 956 – Amend Titles IV and XX of Social Security Act, 34 990 – Good Samaritan Hunger Relief Tax Incentive Act (Hall) Mar. 13, 2001 35 1007 – James Guelff Body Armor Act Jul. 11, 2001 36 1030 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Shorter Recovery Period for Depreciation of Leasehold Improvements Mar. 14, 2001 37 1038 – National Death Penalty Moratorium Act Jun. 21, 2001 38 1073 – Amend Title II of Social Security Act, Windfall Elimination Provision Modification Oct. 30, 2001 39 1076 – America’s Better Classroom Act Jun. 5, 2001 40 1090 – Assistant U.S. Attorneys Retirement Benefit Equity Act May 1, 2002 41 1092 – Victims of Crime Fund Obligations Mar. 19, 2001 42 1134 – Former Insurance Agents Tax Equity Act May 24, 2001 43 1140 – Railroad Retirement and Survivors’ Improvement Act Apr. 23, 2001 44 1143 – Legal Immigrant Children’s Health Improvement Act Jul. 25, 2001 45 1152 – Human Rights Information Act Mar. 21, 2001 46 1155 – Amend Animal Welfare Act Banning Interstate Movements of Birds for Cockfighting Mar. 21, 2001 47 1172 – Historic Homeownership Assistance Act Apr. 4, 2001 48 1177 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Limit Medicare Part B Late Enrollment Penalty to 10% Jun. 18, 2001 49 1193 – No Taxation Without Representation Act Oct. 2, 2001 50 1198 – Justice for U.S. Prisoners of War Act Jun. 28, 2001 51 1214 – Municipal Solid Waste Flow Control Act Mar. 13, 2002 52 1265 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Fringe Benefits for Bicycle Commuters Mar. 12, 2002 53 1269 – Global Health Act Mar. 28, 2001 54 1284 – Community Solution Act Mar. 28, 2001 55 1307 – Amend Chapter 89 of Title 5, U.S. Code, Increase Government Contribution to FEHB Premium Jun. 26, 2001 56 1324 – Small Business Contract Equity Act Mar. 29, 2001 57 1328 – Medicare Mammogram Access Protection Act Apr. 25, 2001

58 1343 – Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act Apr. 3, 2001 59 1351 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Headstones for Graves of Veterans Apr. 3, 3001 60 1354 – Assure Access to Mammography Act May 10, 2001 61 1377 – Military Overseas Voter Empowerment Act Jul. 17, 2001 62 1412 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Relief for Payment of Asbestos-Related Claims Apr. 4, 2001 63 1413 – Get Arsenic Out of Our Drinking Water Act Apr. 4, 2001 64 1420 – Establish Bill Emerson and Mickey Leland Memorial Fellowship Programs (Hall) Apr. 4, 2001 65 1421 – Downed Animal Protection Act Dec. 13, 2001 66 1436 – Nurse Reinvestment Act Jun. 28, 2001 67 1465 – National Park Snowmobile Restrictions Act Nov. 13, 2001 68 1470 – Amend Titles IV and XX of Social Security Act, Restore Social Services Block Grants Apr. 4, 2001 69 1475 – Public Safety Employer/Employee Cooperation Act Apr. 4, 2001 70 1487 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Repeal Alternative Minimum Tax of Incentive Stock Options Jan. 23, 2002 71 1494 – National Forest Protection and Restoration Act May 15, 2002 72 1522 – Medicare Mental Health Modernization Act May 1, 2002 73 1543 – Civil Rights and Employee Investigation Clarification Act Apr. 24, 2002 74 1556 – American Hospital Preservation Act Sept. 10, 2001 75 1585 – Environmental Justice in Federally Assisted Housing Act May 9, 2001 76 1587 – Agent Orange Respiratory Cancer Act May 7, 2001 77 1598 – Artists’ Contribution to American Heritage Act Jul. 9, 2002 78 1609 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Standardized Inpatient Hospital Payments Under Medicare Feb. 12, 2002 79 1613 – America’s Red Rock Wilderness Act Apr. 26, 2001 80 1624 – Access to Cancer Therapies Act Apr. 26, 2001 81 1629 – FHA Multifamily Housing Mortgage Loan Limit Adjustment Act Jun. 7, 2001 82 1638 – Medicare Geographic Reclassifications Equity Act Apr. 26, 2001 83 1644 – Human Cloning Prohibition Act Jun. 7, 2001 84 1645 – Amend Title XVIII of Social Security Act, Medicare Coverage of Diabetes Education May 15, 2001 85 1659 – Good Samaritan Tax Act May 1, 2001 86 1672 – Uterine Fibroids Research and Education Act Apr. 9, 2002 87 1676 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Section 527, Duplicate Reporting May 2, 2001 88 1700 – George McGovern – Robert Dole International Food for Education and Child Nutrition Act May 4, 2001 89 1718 – National Museum of African-American History and Culture Act May 16, 2001

90 1773 – Amend IR Code of 1986, First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit Jun. 8, 2001 91 1810 – Close the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation (U.S. Army School of the Americas) Sept. 6, 2001 92 1841 – Law Enforcement Officers Equity Act May 25, 2001 93 1904 – Unaccompanied Alien Child Protection Act Apr. 30, 2002 94 1935 – Korea Defense Service Medal Act Jul. 25, 2002 95 1967 – Gas Price Spike Act May 23, 2001 96 2009 – Providing Reliable Officers, Technology, Education, Community Prosecutors, and Training In Our Neighborhoods Act (PROTECTION Act) May 24, 2001 97 2012 – Amend Title 5, U.S. Code, Military Reserve Technician Retirement Equity May 25, 2001 98 2063 – Early Retirement for HIV Act Jul. 19, 2001 99 2078 – Gold Medal to Andrew Jackson Higgins Jun. 6, 2001 100 2117 – Medicare Medical Nutrition Therapy Amendment Act Jun. 13, 2001 101 2125 – Amend IR Code of 1986, Pretax FEHB Premium Jun. 25, 2001 102 2138 – Bridges to the Cuban People Act Jun. 12, 2001 103 2142 – Nutrition Assistance for Working Families and Seniors Act Jul. 19, 2001 104 2148 – Reestablish Office of Technology Assessment Jul. 10, 2001 105 2160 – Savings for Working Families Act Jun. 13, 2001 106 2166 – Child Poverty Reduction Act Jun. 13, 2001 107 2185 – Amend Food Stamp Act of 1977, Extra Commodities for Food Stamps Jun. 14, 2001 108 2244 – Tribal and Local Communities Relationship Improvement Act Nov. 29, 2001 109 2290 – Conservation Tax Incentives Act Jul. 23, 2002 110 2300 – National Day of Reconciliation Jun. 25, 2001 111 2348 – Tohono O’Odham Citizenship Act Jul. 31, 2001 112 2349 – National Affordable Housing Trust Fund Act Nov. 15, 2001 113 2570 – Fisheries Recovery Act May 16, 2002 114 2629 – Hematological Cancer Research Investment and Education Act Aug. 2, 2001 115 2659 – Amend Title 10, U.S. Code, Enhance Air Force Science & Technology Planning & Budgeting (Hall) Jul. 26, 2001 116 2722 – Clean Diamond Trade Act Aug. 2, 2001 117 2723 – Gold Medal to Martin Luther & Coretta Scott King Dec. 18, 2001 118 2808 – Highway Trust Fund Recovery Act Mar. 4, 2002 119 2820 – Amend Title 38, U.S. Code, Suspend Increase in Pharmacy Copay Apr. 16, 2002 120 2839 – Peace Corps HIV/AIDS Training Enhancement Appropriations Act for Fiscal Year 2002 Sept. 5, 2001 121 2874 – Debbie Smith Act (Sexual Assault Cases) May 7, 2002

43 1 2908 – Alaska Rainforest Conservation Act Sept. 20, 2001 2 2946 – Displaced Workers Relief Act Oct. 2, 2001 3 2949 – Gold Medal to Sargent Shriver Sept. 25, 2001 4 2965 – Criminal Alien Visa Denial Act Sept. 25, 2001 5 2974 – Paleontological Resources Preservation Act Jun. 19, 2002 6 2991 – Establish “Spirit of America Garden” Oct. 2, 2001 7 3001 – Displaced Older Worker Assistance Act Oct. 2, 2001 8 3029 – Baggage Screening Act Oct. 25, 2001 9 3058 – Puppy Protection Act Dec. 19, 2001 10 3086 – Higher Education Relief Opportunities for Students Act Oct. 23, 2001 11 3169 – International Disability and Victims of Landmines, Civil Strife and Warfare Assistance Act Oct. 25, 2001 12 3186 – Paget’s Cancer Awareness Week Jan. 23, 2002 13 3194 – Anthrax Victims Assistance Act Dec. 12, 2001 14 3236 – Patient and Physician Safety and Protection Act Nov. 6, 2001 15 3238 – Safe Nursing and Patient Care Act May 14, 2002 16 3244 – Spirit of America Commemorative Coin Act Mar. 12, 2002 17 3334 – Richard J. Guadagne Headquarters and Visitors Center, Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge, Ca. Nov. 16, 2001 18 3337 – Reservists Pay Security Act Mar. 12, 2002 19 3351 – Medicare Physician Payment Fairness Act Dec. 4, 2001 20 3392 – Gerald B.H. Solomon Saratoga National Cemetery Dec. 4, 2001 21 3424 – Community Choice in Real Estate Act Dec. 19, 2001 22 3464 – Captive Exotic Animal Protection Act Jun. 12, 2003 23 3465 – Call to Service Act Feb. 6, 2002 24 3479 – National Aviation Capacity Expansion Act (Chicago Area) Mar. 20, 2002 25 3566 – Afghanistan and Central Asian Republics Sustainable Food Production Trust Fund Act Dec. 20, 2001 26 3569 – Rural Equity Payment Index Reform Act Jun. 5, 2002 27 3612 – Medicaid Community – Based Attendant Services & Supports Act Mar. 20, 2002 28 3661 – FHA Downpayment Simplification Act Feb. 6, 2002 29 3675 – Improved Maternal and Children’s Health Coverage Act Mar. 6, 2002 30 3694 – Highway Funding Restoration Act Mar. 12, 2002 31 3713 – Dave Thomas Adoption Act Feb. 8, 2002 32 3741 – National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Improvement Act Jun. 4, 2002 33 3781 – American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act Apr. 9, 2002 34 3784 – Museum and Library Services Act Feb. 26, 2002 35 3804 – Preservation of Antibiotics for Human Treatment Act Jul. 18, 2002 36 3831 – Amend Title 10, U.S. Code, Reduce Military Reserve Retirement Age from 60 to 55 Mar. 18, 2002

37 3834 – Medicare Access to Rehabilitation Services Act Jun. 4, 2002 38 3884 – Corporate Patriot Enforcement Act Jun. 6, 2002 39 3897 – Health Care Antitrust Improvements Act Jun. 13, 2002 40 3900 – Excluding Highway Funding from PAYGO Jun. 13, 2002 41 3932 – Polar Bear Protection Act Apr. 30, 2002 42 3961 – Rape Kit DNA Analysis Backlog Elimination Act May 9, 2002 43 3974 – Community Economic Development Expertise Enhancement Act Jul. 10, 2002 44 4026 - Powder-Crack Cocaine Penalty Equalization Act Apr. 9, 2002 45 4039 – Pet Safety and Protection Act May 1, 2002 46 4066 – Mental Health Equitable Treatment Act Apr. 20, 2002 47 4073 – Microenterprise for Self-Reliance Act Amendment May 7, 2002 48 4180 – Amend Section 524 of IR Code of 1986 Apr. 11, 2002 49 4209 – Promoting Self-Reliance for the World’s Poorest Act Apr. 11, 2002 50 4210 – Working From Poverty to Promise Act May 15, 2002 51 4561 – Federal Agency Protection of Privacy Act May 22, 2002 52 4579 – Endangered Species Recovery Act Apr. 24, 2002 53 4646 – Steel Industry Legacy Relief Act May 15, 2002 54 4653 – Aeronautics Research and Development Revitalization Act May 2, 2002 55 4671 – Social Security Widow’s Benefit Guarantee Act May 9, 2002 56 4707 – Arsenic-Treated Lumber Prohibition and Disposal Act May 9, 2002 57 4754 – National Drought Preparedness Act Jun. 25, 2002 58 4755 – Clarence Miller Post Office Building, Lancaster, OH May 16, 2002 59 4803 – Right of Passage Community Service Act Jun. 13, 2002 60 4854 – Citizen Service Act Jul. 23, 2002 61 4865 – National Forest Roadless Area Conservation Act Jun. 5, 2002 62 Cancer Survivorship Research and Quality of Life Act Jun. 19, 2002 63 4964 – National Slave Memorial Act Jun. 19, 2002 64 4965 – Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act Jun. 20, 2002 65 4979 – Peace Corps Charter for the 21st Century Act Jun. 20, 2002 66 4981 – Fire Safe Cigarette Act Jun. 20, 2002 67 5044 – Yellowstone Protection Act Jun. 27, 2002 68 5059 – Fire-Safe Cigarette Act Jun. 27, 2002 69 5079 – Clean Water Enforcement and Compliance Improvement Act Jul. 9, 2002 70 5107 – Senior Nutrition Act Jul. 16, 2002 71 5148 – National Aviation Heritage Area Act Jul. 17, 2002 72 5158 – Computer Hazardous Waste Infrastructure Program Act Jul. 18, 2002 73 5201 – Delbert L. Latta Federal Building, Bowling Green, OH Apr. 24, 2002 74 5202 – Veterans National Heritage Preservation Act (Hall) Jul. 24, 2002

75 5241 – Lifespan Respite Care Act Jul. 26, 2002 76 5279 – Act to Save America’s Forests Jul. 28, 2002 77 5346 – Student Bill of Rights Sept. 9, 2002

Senate Resolutions (S.) 43A 1 787 – Prohibition of Importation of Conflict Diamonds Apr. 26, 2001 2 1084 – The Clean Diamonds Trade Act Jun. 21, 2001 3 2027 – The Clean Diamonds Trade Act Jul. 2002

Series II: Constituent Letters

Box File Description Date

96th Congress

44 1 Agriculture – Food Stamp Program – PRO (FSPP1) 1979-1980 2 Agriculture – Food Stamp Program – PRO (FSPP3) 1980 3 Appropriations – Child Nutrition Program –PRO (CNPPI) 1980 4 Appropriations – Appropriations Letter–General (HEWA1) 1979 5 Appropriations – Title X Appropriations – PRO (TITLXP1)1979 6 Appropriations – Vocational Education Program – PRO (VEPP1) 1980 7 Appropriations: Hart Building (HARTB1) 1979 8 Appropriations – Follow Through Program – PRO (FTPP1) 1980 9 Armed Services – B-1 Bomber – PRO (BOMBP1) 1980 10 Armed Services – Carrier Rebuilding – PRO (CRP1) 1979 11 Armed Services – Draft Registration – CON (H.R. 4040) (DRC1) 1979 12 Armed Services – Draft Registration – CON (H.R. 4040) (DRC3) 1979 13 Armed Services – Draft Reinstatement – GEN (DRTG2) 1979 14 Armed Services – Draft Reinstatement – GEN (DRTG1) 1979 15 Armed Services – Draft Women – CON (DRCWC1) 1980 16 Armed Services: National Defense Increase-PRO (NSIP1) 1979 17 Armed Services – Peace Through Strength – PRO (PTSP1) 1980 18 Banking – Bank Holding Company – PRO (H.R. 2255) (BHCAR1) 1979 19 Banking – Chrysler Aid – PRO (CHRSAP2) 1980 20 Banking – Bank Holding Companies – PRO (H.R. 2255) (BHCP2) 1980 21 Banking – Mortgage Subsidy Bonds – PRO (H.R. 3712) (LMBP1) 1979 22 Banking-Low Rent Increase – CON (H.R. 3875) (LRTIC1) 1979 23 Banking – Non-Profit Organization Act –PRO (H.R. 990) (NPOP1) 1979 24 Banking – Regulation Q-GEN (S.1347) (REGOG1) 1979

25 Banking – Share Drafts – PRO (H.R. 3864) (SDP1) 1979 26 Banking – Share Draft – PRO (H.R. 3864) (SDP3) 1979 27 Budget-Latta Amendment-PRO (H. Con. R. 107)(BDLAP1)1979 28 Budget – Social Services Budget – GEN (BDSS1) 1979 29 Education & Labor: Day Care Regulation-GEN (CDCRG1) 1980 30 Education & Labor – David Bacon Act – CON (DBAP1) 1979 31 Education & Labor: Domestic Violence Act – PRO (H.R. 2977) (DVSAP1) 1979 32 Education & Labor – National Labor Relations Board – GEN (H.R. 1145) (NLRBG1) 1979 33 Education & Labor: Work Week Reduction - CON (WWRC1) 1980 34 Foreign Affairs – Baltic States Resolution – PRO (H. Con. R. 147) (BALTSP1) 1979 35 Foreign Affairs – Cambodian Refugees – PRO (H.R. 5689) (CAMBRP2) 1979 36 Foreign Affairs – Cambodian Relief – PRO (H. Res. 431) (CAMBRP1) 1979 37 Foreign Affairs – China Recognition –CON (CHRC1) 1979 38 Foreign Affairs – China Recognition – PRO (CHRP1) 1979 39 Foreign Affairs – Foreign Aid Bill – PRO (FAAP1) 1979 40 Foreign Affairs – Hall Human Rights Bill – PRO (H.R.4269) (HRBP1) 1979 41 Foreign Affairs – Hides, Export Admin. – GEN (H.R. 4034) (EXPHDG1) 1979 42 Foreign Affairs – Indochina Refugees – GEN (H. Res. 321) (INDRG1) 1979 43 Foreign Affairs – International Development Cooperation Act – PRO (IDCAP1) 1979 44 Foreign Affairs – International Food Policy – PRO (IFPP1) 1979 45 Foreign Affairs – Iran Crisis – GEN (IRANG1) 1979 46 Foreign Affairs – Olympic Boycott – PRO (OLYBP1) 1980 47 Foreign Affairs – Nestle Boycott – PRO (NESB1) 1979 48 Foreign Affairs – Nicaragua Government – GEN (NIC1) 1979 49 Foreign Affairs – Panama Canal Treaties-CON (PACAC1) 1979 50 Foreign Affairs – Panama Canal Treaties-CON (PACAC2) 1979 51 Foreign Affairs – Panama Canal Treaties-CON (PACAC3) 1979 52 Foreign Affairs – Philippines Tony – PRO (PHILP1) 1979 53 Foreign Affairs – Philippines TPH – PRO (H.R. 6942) (PHILP2) 1980 54 Foreign Affairs – Mid East – GEN (MIDEG1) 1979 55 Foreign Affairs – Mid East Treat Costs-CON (MIDETC1) 1979 56 Foreign Affairs – Rhodesia Sanctions – GEN (H.R. 4439) (RHSG1) 1979 57 Foreign Affairs – Solar 2 Food for Peace – PRO (H.R. 2705) (IFARP1) 1979

58 Foreign Affairs – SALT II Treaty – CON (SALTC1) 1979 59 Foreign Affairs – Soviet Human Rights – PRO (SHRP1) 1980 60 Foreign Affairs – Taiwan Demonstrators – GEN (TAIWT1)1980 61 Foreign Affairs – Turkey Foreign Aid – PRO (TURKAP1) 1979 62 Foreign Affairs – Turkey Aid – CON (H.R.3173) (TAC1) 1979 63 Gov. Operations – Big Government Spending – CON (BGOVC1) 1979-1980 64 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – CON (H.R. 2444) (DEDC2) 1979 65 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – CON (H.R. 2444) (DEDC1) 1979 66 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – CON (H.R. 2444) (DEDC3) 1979 67 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – PRO (H.R. 2444) (DEDP2) 1979 68 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – PRO (H.R. 2444) (DEDP1) 1979 69 Gov. Operations – Department of Education – PRO (H.R. 2444) (DEDP3) 1979 70 Gov. Operations – Department of Education Amendment CON (H.R. 2444) (DEDAC1) 1979 71 Gov. Operations – Sunset Legislation – PRO (SUNSP1) 1979 72 Gov. Operations – Federal Contracting Out – PRO (H.R. 4717) (FCONTR1) 1980 73 House Administration – Campaign Reform – CON (H.R. 4970) (FECC1) 1979 74 House Administration – Federal Election Change – CON (H.R. 4970) (FECUC1) 1979 75 House Administration – Federal Election Change – PRO (H.R. 4970) (PACC1) 1979 76 House Administration – Public Financing – PRO (PUBFP1)1979 77 House Administration – Public Financing-CON (PUBFC1) 1979 78 House Administration – Federal Election Change – CON (FECUC1) 1979 79 House Administration – Federal Election Change – PRO (PACC1) 1979

45 1 Inter. & Insul. – Alaska Wilderness Act – PRO (AWAP1) 1979 2 Inter. & Insul. – Alaska Wilderness Act – PRO (AWAP3) 1979 3 Inter. & Insul. – Alaska Wilderness Act – CON (AWAC1) 1979 4 Inter. & Insul. – Alaska Lands Bill – CON (AWAC2) 1979 5 Inter. & Insul.-Animal Damage Control Act-PRO (ADCP1) 1980 6 Inter. & Insul. – Clean Air Act (H.R. 1150) (CLAA1) 1979 7 Inter. & Insul. – Clean Air Standards – GEN (CLAG1) 1979 8 Interstate F.C. – Clear Channel Broadcast – GEN (CCP1) 1979 9 Inter. & Insul. – Fur Seal Protection Act – PRO (H.R. 5033)

(FSPAP1) 1980 10 Interstate F.C. – Clear Channel Broadcast – GEN (CCP2) 1980 11 Interstate F.C. – Energy Decontrol – PRO (ENDEP1) 1979 12 Interstate F.C. – Energy Decontrol – CON (ENDEC1) 1979 13 Interstate F.C. – Energy Decontrol – GEN (ENDEG1) 1979 14 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gas Rationing – GEN (GASRG1) 1979 15 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gas Rationing – CON (ENGRC2) 1979 16 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gas Rationing – CON (ENGRC1) 1979 17 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gas Rationing UPS – CON (ENGRC2) 1979 18 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gas Rationing – PRO (ENGRP2) 1979 19 Interstate F.C. – Energy Gasoline Sales – GEN (ECONG1) 1979 20 Interstate F.C. – Energy Mobilization Board – PRO (ENMOBP1) 1980 21 Interstate F.C. – Energy Nuclear – GEN (ENNCG1) 1979 22 Interstate F.C. – Energy Tony Hall Stands-GEN (ENWIP6) 1979 23 Interstate F.C. – Energy Policy – GEN (ENPRG1) 1979 24 Interstate F.C. – Energy Thermostat Control – CON (ENTHC1) 1979 25 Interstate F.C. – Energy Weekend Gas Sales – CON (ENWSRC1) 1979 26 Interstate F.C. – Energy windfall – GEN (H.R. 3919) (ENWIG1) 1979 27 Interstate F.C. – Energy Windfall – PRO (ENWIP1) (1 of 2)1979 28 Interstate F.C. – Energy Windfall – PRO (ENWIP1) (2 of 2)1979 29 Interstate F.C. – Energy Windfall Consumer – PRO (H.R. 3919) (ENWIP3) 1979 30 Interstate F.C. – Federal Aviation Changes-CON (FAAC1) 1979 31 Interstate F.C. – Federal Labeling Act – GEN (FTCL1) 1979 32 Interstate F.C. – Fluoride Bill – CON (FLRDC1) 1979 33 Interstate F.C. – Family Planning Title 10-PRO (TITLXP3) 1980 34 Interstate F.C. – Franchise Act-GEN (H.R. 2305) (DISTG1)1979 35 Interstate F.C. – Gasoline Regulation – GEN (GASHP1) 1979 36 Interstate F.C. – Hospital Cost Containment – CON (HCOSTC1) 1979 37 Interstate F.C. – Hospital Cost Containment – CON (H.R. 2626) (HCOSTC2) 1979 38 Interstate F.C. – Hospital Cost Containment – CON (H.R. 2626) (HCOSTC3) 1979 39 Interstate F.C. - Hospital Cost Containment – PRO (HCOSTP1) 1979 40 Interstate F.C. – Infant Nutrition Act – PRO (H.R. 4093) (NIFAP1) 1979 41 Interstate F.C. – Laetrile Use – PRO (LATP1) 1979 42 Interstate F.C. – McGovern Nuclear Amendment – PRO (NUCMC1) 1979

43 Interstate F.C. – National Health Insurance – PRO (NHIP1) 1979 44 Interstate F.C. – National Health Insurance – CON (NHIC1)1979 45 Interstate F.C. – National Health Kennedy – CON (NHIC2) 1980 46 Interstate F.C. – OPEC Oil – CON (OPECC1) 1980 47 Interstate F.C. – PTL Broadcast – PRO (PLTP1) 1979 48 Interstate F.C. – Railroad Retirement Widows – PRO (RRWP1) 1979 49 Interstate F.C. – Railroad Safety Act Amendment – PRO (H.R. 1540) (RLINSP1) 1979 50 Interstate F.C. – Steel Leghold Trap Ban – PRO (H.R. 1297) (SLTBP1) 1980 51 Interstate F.C. – Telecommunications Act – PRO (H.R. 6121) (TCAP1) 1980 52 Interstate F.C. – Truck Deregulation – CON (MC118) (TKDEC1) 1979 53 Inter. & Insul. – Trucking Deregulation – CON (TKDC2) (1 of 3) 1980 54 Inter. & Insul. – Trucking Deregulation – CON (TKDC2) (2 of 3) 1980 55 Inter. & Insul. – Trucking Deregulation – CON (TKDC2) (3 of 3) 1980 56 Judiciary – Abortion – CON (ABORC1) 1979 57 Judiciary – Abortion – CON (ABORC2) 1979 58 Judiciary – Abortion – CON (ABORC3) 1979 59 Judiciary – Abortion – CON (ABORC5) 1979 60 Judiciary – Abortion – PRO (ABORP1) 1979 61 Judiciary – Abortion & Family Planning – PRO (ABORP2) 1979 62 Judiciary – Abortion & Family Planning – PRO (ABORP4) 1979 63 Judiciary – Abortion & Family Planning – PRO (ABORP5) 1979 64 Judiciary – Abortion – PRO (ABORP6) 1979 65 Judiciary – Busing – CON (Anti-Mottl) (BUSP2) 1979 66 Judiciary – Busing – PRO (BUSP1) 1979 67 Judiciary – Busing – Anti (Pro-Mottl) (BUSC2) 1979 68 Judiciary – Busing – Anti (BUSC1) Undated 69 Judiciary – Criminal Code Revisions – CON (H.R. 6915) (CCRUC1) 1980 70 Judiciary – Committee on Internal Security – PRO (H. Res. 48) (ISCP1) 1980 71 Judiciary – Congressional Prayer – PRO (PRCSP1) 1980 72 Judiciary – Fair Housing Act – CON (H.R. 5200) (FHAC1) 1980 73 Judiciary – Fair Housing Act – PRO (H.R. 5200) (FHAP1) 1980 74 Judiciary – Gay Rights – CON (H. Con. 166) (GAYRC1) 1979 75 Judiciary – Gun BATF Change – CON (GUNC2) 1979 76 Judiciary – Gun Control – CON (GUNCC1) 1979 77 Judiciary – Gun BATF Change – CON (GUNC2) 1979 78 Judiciary – Gun Control – CON (H.R. 40) (GUNC3) 1979

79 Judiciary – Juvenile Justice AM-PRO (H.R. 6704) (JJAP1) 1980 80 Judiciary – LEAA Program – PRO (LEAAP1) 1979

46 1 Judiciary – LEAA Program – PRO (H. Con. Res. 307) (LEAAP2) 1980 2 Judiciary-Legal Services Corp.-PRO (H.R. 6386) (LACP1) 1980 3 Judiciary – Lobby Disclosure Bill – CON (H.R. 4395) (LDBC1) 1980 4 Judiciary – McDonald Amendment – CON (GAYP1) 1980 5 Judiciary – Prayer Discharge Letter – PRO (S. 450) (PRSHDP1) 1980 6 Judiciary – Prayer in Schools – GEN (PRSCG1) 1980 7 Judiciary – Prayer in Schools – GEN (PRSHG1) 1979 8 Judiciary – Sacchrarin Letter – GEN (SACHBC1) 1979 9 Judiciary – Voter Initiative – PRO (HJ. R. 286) (VIP1) 1980 10 Post Office & Civil Service – Civil Service Pay CAP – CON (CSPCC1) 1978-1979 11 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Change (COLACC1) 1980 12 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Changes – CON (H.C. 365) (COLACC4) 1980 13 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Changes – CON (COLACC1) 1979 14 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Change & 6 Day (PODCC1 & COLACC3) 1980 15 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA & Merger – CON (H.C. 365) (CSSSC3) 1980 16 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Changes – CON (COLACC2) 1979 17 Post Office & Civil Service – COLA Cuts-CON (CSSSC1) 1979 18 Post Office & Civil Service – Federal Contracting Bill – CON (H.R. 4717) (FCONTC1) 1980 19 Post Office & Civil Service – Federal Pay Increase Cap – CON (FPICC1) 1979 20 Post Office & Civil Service – Federal Union Increase – CON (H.R. 777) (FGUC1) 1979-1980 21 Post Office & Civil Service – Postal Attrition Board – PRO (H.R. 827) (POSTAP2) 1979 22 Post Office & Civil Service – Postal Delivery 6 Day – CON (PODCC1) 1980 23 Public Work & Transportation – Amtrak Route Changes – CON (AMTRC1) 1979 24 Public Works & Transportation – Amtrak Route Changes – CON (AMTRC3) 1979 25 Public Works & Transportation – ICC Trucking Ex Parte – GEN – (ICCRMC1) 1979 26 Public Works & Transportation – Truck Deregulation –

CON (H.R. 6418) (TRDC1) 1980 27 Small Business – Small Business Cap Incentive Act – PRO (H.R. 6617) (SBIP1) 1980 28 Small Business – SOHIO Gas Increase – GEN (SONIOG2) 1980 29 Small Business – SOHIO Gas Ruling – GEN (SOHIOG1) 1980 30 Veterans Affairs – Veterans Programs – PRO (VETPP1) 1979 31 Veterans Affairs – Veteran WWI Pension – PRO (H.R. 9000) (VETPENP1) 1979 32 Veterans Affairs – Veteran Committee Assignment (VETCOM1) 1979 33 Ways & Means – American Tax Reduction Act – PRO (ATRP1) 1980 34 Ways & Means – Annuity Taxes Exemption – PRO (H.R. 109) (ANTP1) 1979 35 Ways & Means – Arts Programs – PRO (H.R. 1785) (NARTSP1) 1979 36 Ways & Means – Balanced Budget – PRO (BALBP1) 1979 37 Ways & Means – Balanced Budget – PRO (H.R. 5371) (BALBP2) 1979 38 Ways & Means – Balanced Budget – PRO (H.R. 6021) (BALBP3) 1980 39 Ways & Means – Capital Cost Recovery Act – PRO (H.R. 4646) (CCRAP1) 1979 40 Ways & Means – Capital Cost Recovery Act – PRO (H.R. 4646) (CCRAP2) 1979 41 Ways & Means – Capital Cost Recovery Act – PRO (H.R. 4646) (CCRAP3) 1980 42 Ways & Means – Capital Cost Recovery Act – PRO (H.R. 4646) (CCRAP4) 1980 43 Ways & Means – Capital Cost Recovery Act – PRO (H.R. 4646) (CCRAP5) 1980 44 Ways & Means – Capital Gains Tax – PRO (CGTP1) 1979 45 Ways & Means - Carry Over Basis – PRO (H.R. 13) (COBRP1) 1979 46 Ways & Means – Chiropractic Medicaid – PRO (H.R. 1644) (CHIRP1) 1979 47 Ways & Means – Chrysler Bailout – PRO (CHRSAP1) 1979 48 Ways & Means – Civil Service Merger – CON (CSSSC1) 1979 49 Ways & Means – Civil Service Merger Police – CON (CSMPC1) 1979 50 Ways & Means – COLA Changes – CON (COLACC3) 1980 51 Ways & Means – Federal Spending Limitations – PRO (H.J. 395) (FSLAP1) 1979 52 Ways & Means – Federal Spending Limitation – PRO (H.J. 395) (FSLAP2) 1980 53 Ways & Means – Federal Spending Act – PRO

(H.R. 5371) (FSLP2) 1980 54 Ways & Means – Federal Spending Limitation – PRO (H.J. 395) (FSLAP4) 1980 55 Ways & Means – Government Spending – GEN (GOVS1) 1979 56 Ways & Means – Independent Contractors Change – PRO (H.R. 3245) (INDCP1) 1979 57 Ways & Means – Inflation – GEN (INFL1) 1979 58 Ways & Means – I.R.S. per Diem Allowance (IRSPD1) 1979 59 Ways & Means – IRS Tax Exempt Private Schools – PRO (TEPSP1) 1979 60 Ways & Means – Dividend Recovery Plan – PRO (H.R. 654) (DRPP1) 1979 61 Ways & Means – Economy – GEN (ECONG1) 1980 62 Ways & Means – Elderly Tax Credits – PRO (ELDP1) 1979 63 Ways & Means – ERISA Changes – PRO (H.R. 1578) (ERISACP1) 1979 64 Ways & Means – Medicare Eyeglass Coverage – PRO (H.R. 1296) (MRDO1) 1979 65 Ways & Means – Members Tax Deductions – GEN (H.R. 2550) (MEMTD1) 1979 66 Ways & Means – National Workers Compensation Act – CON (S. 420) (NWCAC1) 1979 67 Ways & Means – NEA & H.R. 1785 – PRO (NARTSP2) 1979 68 Ways & Means – SHVR Funds – GEN (SHURG1) 1979 69 Ways & Means – Reagan – Kemp. – Roth – PRO (TCP1) 1980 70 Ways & Means-Social Security Benefit Cuts-CON (SSCC1)1979 71 Ways & Means – Social Security Offset – CON (SSOPC2) 1980 72 Ways & Means – Severance Pay Tax – PRO (SPTP1) 1980 73 Ways & Means – Social Security by Prisoners (SSPBC1) 1980 74 Ways & Means – Social Security Reform (SSREFP1) 1979 75 Ways & Means – Social Security Death Benefit Cut – CON (SSDBCC1) 1979 76 Ways & Means – Social Security Disability – GEN (H.R. 3236) (SSDG1) 1979 77 Ways & Means – Social Security Taxation – CON (H.R. 6012) (SSTC1) 1979 78 Ways & Means – Social Services Title 20 – PRO (H.R. 3434) (TITLXXP1) 1980 79 Ways & Means – Spending Limit Bill – PRO (H.R. 5371) (SLBP1) 1979 80 Ways & Means – Social Security Offset Repeal – PRO (H.R. 652) (SSORP1) 1979 81 Ways & Means – Taxes – GEN (TAXG1) 1979 82 Ways & Means – IRS Tax Exempt Private Schools – PRO (TEPSP1) 1979

47 1 Ways & Means – IRS Tax on Interest – GEN (TXINTG1) 1979 2 Ways & Means – Taxpayers Bill of Rights – PRO (TBRP1) 1980 3 Ways & Means – Treasury Pension Decision – CON (DPPSPC1) 1980 4 Ways & Means – Welfare Reform – CON (H.R. 4970) (WELFRC1) 1980 5 Ways & Means – World Peace Tax Fund – PRO (WPTP2) 1979 6 Ways & Means – World Peace Tax Fund – PRO (WPTP1) 1979 7 Ways & Means – Tax Deduction for Adoptive Parents – PRO (H.R. 2047) 1980 8 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (1 of 9) 1980 9 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (2 of 9) 1980 10 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (3 of 9) 1980 11 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (4 of 9) 1980 12 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (5 of 9) 1980 13 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (6 of 9) 1980 14 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (7 of 9) 1980 15 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (8 of 9) 1980 16 Ways & Means – Withholding Tax on Interest – CON (WPTIC1) (9 of 9) 1980 17 Thank You’s 1980 18 Washington D.C. Tours – Jan.–Jun. 1980 1980 19 Washington D.C. Tours – Jul.-Dec. 1980 1980 20 Town Hall 1980 21 Unanswerable Mail 1980 22 Schedules for Tony Hall Jan.-Oct. 1980 23 Miscellaneous 1979-1980

48 1 General – Agriculture 1980 2 General – B 1980 3 General – Birthday Greetings 1980 4 General – C 1980 5 General – Congratulatory Letters 1980 6 General – D 1980 7 General – Dayton 1980 8 General – E 1980 9 General – Flags 1979-1980 10 General – G 1980

11 General – Group Tour 1980 12 General – H 1980 13 General – I 1980 14 General – J 1980 15 General – K 1980 16 General – Knut 1980 17 General – L 1980 18 General – M 1980 19 General – Mail Unanswerable 1980 20 General – O 1980 21 General – Office Administration 1980 22 General – Ohio 1980 23 General – P 1980 24 General – R 1980 25 General – Referrals 1980 26 General – Requests – January 1980 27 General – Requests – February 1980 28 General – Requests – March 1980 29 General – Requests – April 1980 30 General – Requests – May 1980 31 General – Requests – June 1980 32 General – Requests – July 1980 33 General – Requests – August 1980 34 General – Requests – September 1980 35 General – Requests – October 1980 36 General – Requests – November 1980 37 General – Requests – December 1980 38 General – S 1980 39 General – T 1980 40 General – Senior Citizens Guidebook Corrections 1980 41 General – V, W, X, Y, Z 1980

49 1 General – A 1979 2 General – B 1979 3 General – C 1979 4 General – D 1979 5 General – Dayton 1979 6 General – E 1979 7 General – F 1979 8 General – Flags 1979 9 General – G 1979 10 General – Group Tours 1979 11 General – H 1979 12 General - I 1979 13 General – J 1979 14 General – K 1979

15 General – L 1979 16 General – M 1979 17 General – Miscellaneous 1979 18 General – O 1979 19 General – Office Supplies 1979 20 General – Ohio 1979 21 General – Knut 1979 22 General – Office Administration 1979 23 General – P 1979 24 General – Personal – George M. Lowery 1979 25 General – Q 1979 26 General – R 1979 27 General – Referrals 1979 28 General – Requests – January 1979 29 General – Requests – February 1979 30 General – Requests – March 1979 31 General – Requests – April 1979 32 General – Requests – May 1979 33 General – Requests – June 1979 34 General – Requests – July 1979 35 General – Requests – August 1979 36 General – Requests – September 1979 37 General – Requests – October 1979 38 General – Requests – November 1979 39 General – Requests – December 1979 40 General – Resumes 1979 41 General – Thank You 1979 42 General – S 1979 43 General – Tony Hall Daily Schedule 1979 44 General – T 1979 45 General – Tours 1979 46 General – W 1979

100th Congress

50 1 Letters: 1-50 1987 2 Letters: 51-100 1987 3 Letters: 101-150 1987 4 Letters: 151-200 1987 5 Letters: 201-250 1987 6 Letters: 251-300 1987 7 Letters: 301-350 1987 8 Letters: 351-400 1987 9 Letters: 401-450 1987 10 Letters: 451-500 1987 11 Letters: 501-550 1987

12 Letters: 551-559 1987 13 Letters: 560-600 1987 14 Letters: 601-650 1987 15 Letters: 651-700 1987 16 Letters: 701-750 1987 17 Letters: 751-800 1987 18 Letters: 801-850 1987 19 Letters: 851-900 1987 20 Letters: 901-950 1987 21 Letters: 951-1000 1987 22 Letters: 1001-1050 1987 23 Letters: 1051-1100 1987 24 Letters: 1101-1150 1987 25 Letters: 1151-1200 1987 26 Letters: 1201-1250 1987 27 Letters: 1251-1300 1987 28 Letters: 1301-1350 1987 29 Letters: 1351-1400 1987 30 Letters: 1401-1450 1987 31 Letters: 1451-1500 1987 32 Letters: 1501-1550 1987 33 Letters: 1551-1600 1987 34 Letters: 1601-1650 1987 35 Letters: 1651-1700 1987 36 Letters: 1701-1750 1987 37 Letters: 1751-1800 1987 38 Letters: 1801-1850 1987 39 Letters: 1851-1900 1987-1988 40 Letters: 1901-1950 1987-1988 41 Letters: 1951-2000 1987-1988 42 Letters: 2001-2050 1987-1988 43 Letters: 2051-2100 1988 44 Letters: 2101-2150 1987-1988 45 Letters: 2151-2200 1987-1988 46 Letters: 2201-2250 1987-1988

51 1 Letters: 2251-2300 1988 2 Letters: 2301-2350 1987-1988 3 Letters: 3251-2400 1987-1988 4 Letters: 2401-2450 1988 5 Letters: 2451-2500 1988 6 Letters: 2501-2550 1988 7 Letters: 2551-2600 1988 8 Letters: 2601-2650 1988 9 Letters: 2651-2700 1988 10 Letters: 2701-2750 1988

11 Letters: 2751-2800 1988 12 Letters: 2801-2850 1988 13 Letters: 2851-2900 1988 14 Letters: 2901-2950 1988 15 Letters: 2951-3000 1988 16 Letters: 3001-3050 1988 17 Letters: 3051-3100 1988 18 Letters: 3101-3150 1988 19 Letters: 3151-3200 1988 20 Letters: 3201-3250 1988 21 Letters: 3251-3300 1988 22 Letters: 3301-3350 1988 23 Letters: 3351-3400 1988 24 Letters: 3401-3450 1988 25 Letters: 3451-3500 1988 26 Letters: 3501-3550 1988 27 Letters: 3551-3600 1988 28 Letters: 3601-3650 1988 29 Letters: 3651-3700 1988 30 Letters: 3701-3750 1988 31 Letters: 3751-3800 1988 32 Letters: 3801-3850 1988 33 Letters: 3851-3900 1988 34 Letters: 3901-3950 1988 35 Letters: 3951-4000 1988 36 Letters: 4001-4050 1988 37 Letters: 4051-4100 1988 38 Letters: 4101-4150 1988 39 Letters: 4151-4200 1988 40 Letters: 4201-4250 1988 41 Letters: 4251-4300 1988

52 1 Letters: 4301-4350 1988 2 Letters: 4351-4400 1988 3 Letters: 4401-4450 1988 4 Letters: 4451-4600 1988 5 Letters: 4601-4650 1988 6 Letters: 4651-4700 1988 7 Letters: 4701-4750 1988 8 Letters: 4751-4800 1988 9 Letters: 4801-4850 1988 10 Letters: 4851-4900 1988 11 Letters: 4901-4950 1988 12 Letters: 4951-5000 1988 13 Letters: 5001-5050 1988 14 Letters: 5051-5100 1988

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15 Letters: 5101-5150 1988 16 Letters: 5151-5200 1988 17 Letters: 5201-5250 1988 18 Letters: 5251-5300 1988 19 Letters: 5301-5350 1988 20 Letters: 5351-5400 1988 21 Letters: 5401-5450 1988 22 Letters: 5451-5500 1988 23 Letters: 5501-5550 1988 24 Letters: 5551-5600 1988 25 Letters: 5601-5650 1988 26 Letters: 5651-5700 1988 27 Letters: 5701-5750 1988 28 Letters: 5751-5800 1988 29 Letters: 5801-5850 1988 30 Letters: 5851-5900 1988 31 Letters: 5901-5950 1988 32 Letters: 5951-6000 1988 33 Letters: 6001-6050 1988 34 Letters: 6051-6100 1988 35 Letters: 6101-6150 1988 36 Letters: 6151-6200 1988 37 Letters: 6201-6250 1988 38 Letters: 6251-6300 1988 39 Letters: 6301-6350 1988 40 Letters: 6351-6400 1988 41 Letters: 6401-6450 1988 42 Letters: 6451-6500 1988

53 1 Letters: 6501-6551 1988

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54 1 Letters: Thank You’s 1989-1990 2 Letters: WORDSTAR (not in mailaide) 1989-1990 3 Letters: Unanswerable 1990 4 Letters: Medicare Catastrophic Care Coverage Act 1989 5 Letters: 1-49 1988-1989 6 Letters: 50-99 1988-1989 7 Letters: 100-149 1988-1989 8 Letters: 150-172 1988-1989 9 Letters: 173 1989 10 Letters: 174-199 1989 11 Letters: 200-249 1989 12 Letters: 250-299 1989 13 Letters: 300-349 1989

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14 Letters: 350-399 1989 15 Letters: 400-449 1989 16 Letter: 450-499 1989 17 Letters: 500-549 1989 18 Letters: 550-599 1989 19 Letters: 600-649 1989 20 Letters: 650-699 1989 21 Letters: 700-749 1989 22 Letters: 750-799 1989 23 Letters: 800-849 1989 24 Letters: 850-899 1989 25 Letters: 900-917 1989 26 Letters: 918 1989 27 Letters: 919-949 1989 28 Letters: 950-999 1989 29 Letters: 1000-1049 1989 30 Letters: 1050-1097 1989 31 Letters: 1098-1099 1989

55 1 Letters: 2150-2199 1989 2 Letters: 2200-2249 1989 3 Letters: 2250-2256 1989 4 Letters: 2257 (JDASSGUM) 1989 5 Letters: 2258-2299 1989 6 Letters: 2300-2349 1989 7 Letters: 2350-2399 1989 8 Letters: 2400-2449 1989 9 Letters: 2450-2499 1989 10 Letters: 2500-2585 1989 11 Letters: 2586-2599 1989 12 Letters: 2600-2649 1989 13 Letters: 2650-2699 1989 14 Letters: 2700-2749 1989 15 Letters: 2750-2799 1989 16 Letters: 2800-2849 1989 17 Letters: 2850-2899 1989 18 Letters: 2900-2949 1989 19 Letters: 2950-2599 1989

56 1 Letters: 3000-3049 1989 2 Letters: 3050-3099 1989 3 Letters: 3100-3149 1989 4 Letters: 3150-3174 1989 5 Letters: 3174-3199 1989 6 Letters: 3200-3249 1989 7 Letters: 3250-3262 1989

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8 Letters: 3263-3299 1989 9 Letters: 3300-3349 1989 10 Letters: 3350-3399 1989 11 Letters: 3400-3449 1989 12 Letters: 3450-3473 1989 13 Letters: 3474 1989 14 Letters: 3275-3499 1989 15 Letters: 3500-3505 1989 16 Letters: 3506 1989 17 Letters: 3507 1989 18 Letters: 3508-3549 1989 19 Letters: 3550-3599 1989 20 Letters: 3600-3649 1989 21 Letters: 3650-3699 1989 22 Letters: 3700-3749 1989 23 Letters: 3750-3799 1989

57 1 Letters: 3800-3849 1989 2 Letters: 3851-3875 1989 3 Letters: 3876-3899 1989-1990 4 Letters: 3893 1989-1990 5 Letters: 3900-3949 1989-1990 6 Letters: 3950-3960 1989-1990 7 Letters: 3961 (Resumes) 1990 8 Letters: 3962 (Students) 1989 9 Letters: 3963-3999 1989-1990 10 Letters: 4000-4049 1989-1990 11 Letters: 4050-4099 1989-1990 12 Letters: 4100-4149 1989-1990 13 Letters: 4150-4199 1989-1990 14 Letters: 4200-4225 1989-1990 15 Letters: 4226-4242 1990 16 Letters: 4243-4249 1990 17 Letters: 4850-4859 1990 18 Letters: 4860 1990 19 Letters: 4861-4899 1990

58 1 Letters: 4900-4949 1990 2 Letters: 4950-4992 1990 3 Letters: 4993-4995 1990 4 Letters: 4996 1990 5 Letters: 4997-4999 1990 6 Letters: 5000-5024 1990 7 Letters: 5025-5049 1990 8 Letters: 5050-5099 1990 9 Letters: 5100-5149 1990

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10 Letters: 5150-5199 1990 11 Letters: 5200-5201 1990 12 Letters: 5202-5229 1990 13 Letters: 5230 1990 14 Letters: 5231-5249 1990 15 Letters: 5250-5299 1990 16 Letters: 5300-5333 1990 17 Letters: 5334-5349 1990 18 Letters: 5350-5399 1990 19 Letters: 5400-5430 1990 20 Letters: 5431-5449 1990

59 1 Letters: 5450-5459 1990 2 Letters: 5460-5499 1990 3 Letters: 5500-5549 1990 4 Letters: 5550-5599 1990 5 Letters: 5600-5649 1990 6 Letters: 5650-5653 1990 7 Letters: 5654-5699 1990 8 Letters: 5700-5749 1990 9 Letters: 5750-5754 1990 10 Letters: 5755-5799 1990 11 Letters: 5800-5824 1990 12 Letters: 5825-5849 1990 13 Letters: 5850-5884 1990 14 Letters: 5885-5899 1990 15 Letters: 5900-5924 1990 16 Letters: 5925-5949 1990 17 Letters: 5950-5965 1990 18 Letters: 5966-5992 1990 19 Letters: 5993-5999 1990 20 Letters: 6000-6049 1990 21 Letters: 6050-6071 1990

60 1 Letters: 6072-6099 1990 2 Letters: 6100-6113 1990 3 Letters: 6114-6149 1990 4 Letters: 6150-6199 1990 5 Letters: 6200-6249 1990 6 Letters: 6250-6251 1990 7 Letters: 6252-6299 1990

102nd Congress

61 1 Letters: Already Answered 1992 2 Letters: Thank You’s 1991-1992

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3 Letters: Unanswerable (File 1 of 2) 1991-1992 4 Letters: Unanswerable (File 2 of 2) 1991-1992 5 Letters: 0-24 1990-1991 6 Letters: 25 1991 7 Letters: 26-47 1990-1991 8 Letters: 48 (Persian Gulf War) (File 1 of 2) 1991 9 Letters: 48 (Persian Gulf War) (File 2 of 2) 1991 10 Letters: 50-76 1990-1991 11 Letters: 77-99 1990-1991 12 Letters: 100-125 1990-1991 13 Letters: 120-149 1991 14 Letters: 150-199 1991 15 Letters: 200-216 1991 16 Letters: 217-224 1991 17 Letters: 225-249 1991 18 Letters: 250-299 1991 19 Letters: 300-349 1991 20 Letters: 350-399 1990-1991 21 Letters: 400-449 1991 22 Letters: 450-477 1991

62 1 Letters: 478-499 1991 2 Letters: 500-549 1991 3 Letters: 550-599 1991 4 Letters: 600-649 1991 5 Letters: 650-699 1991 6 Letters: 700-724 1991 7 Letters: 725-749 1991 8 Letters: 750-760 1991-1992 9 Letters: 761-799 1991 10 Letters: 800-830 1991 11 Letters: 831-849 1991 12 Letters: 850-880 1991 13 Letters: 881-899 1991 14 Letters: 900-949 1991 15 Letters: 950-979 1991 16 Letters: 980-999 1991 17 Letters: 1000-1020 1991 18 Letters: 1021-1049 1991

63 1 Letters: 1050-1054 1991 2 Letters: 1055 (Medicare Fee Schedule) (File 1 of 2) 1991 3 Letters: 1055 (Medicare Fee Schedule) (File 2 of 2) 1991 4 Letters: 1056-1075 1991 5 Letters: 1076-1099 1991 6 Letters: 1100-1129 1991

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7 Letters: 1130-1149 1991 8 Letters: 1150-1164 1991 9 Letters: 1165-1199 1991 10 Letters: 1200-1249 1991 11 Letters: 1250-1271 1991 12 Letters: 1272-1299 1991 13 Letters: 1300-1314 1990-1991 14 Letters: 1315 1992 15 Letters: 1316-1349 1991 16 Letters: 1339 (Robert & Ruth Crank Letter with Book) 1991 17 Letters: 1350-1368 1991 18 Letters: 1370-1399 1991 19 Letters: 1400-1449 1991 20 Letters: 1450-1459 1991 21 Letters: 1460-1499 1991 22 Letters: 1500-1550 1991 23 Letters: 1550-1574 1991

64 1 Letters: 1575-1599 1991 2 Letters: 1600-1624 1991 3 Letters: 1625-1649 1991 4 Letters: 1650-1699 1991 5 Letters: 1700-1749 1991 6 Letters: 1750-1785 1991 7 Letters: 1786-1799 1991 8 Letters: 1800-1829 1991-1992 9 Letters: 1830 (Mound Closure Miamisburg, Ohio) 1991-1992 10 Letters: 1830-1831 (Mound Closure Miamisburg, Ohio) 1991-1992 11 Letters: 1832-1849 1991 12 Letters: 1850-1899 1991-1992 13 Letters: 1900-1919 1992 14 Letters: 1920-1949 1992 15 Letters: 1950-1975 1992 16 Letters: 1976-1984 1992 17 Letters: 1985 (Tax Deferral on Annuity Earnings) (File1of2)1992 18 Letters: 1985 (Tax Deferral on Annuity Earnings) (File2of2)1992 19 Letters: 1986-1992 1992 20 Letters: 1993-1999 1992 21 Letters: 2000-2005 1992 22 Letters: 2006-2024 1992

65 1 Letters: 2025-2049 1992 2 Letters: 2050-2082 1992 3 Letters: 2083-2090 1992 4 Letters: 2091-2099 1992 5 Letters: 2100-2149 1992

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6 Letters: 2150-2199 1992 7 Letters: 2200-2229 1992 8 Letters: 2230-2249 1992 9 Letters: 2250-2299 1992 10 Letters: 2300-2349 1992 11 Letters: 2350-2399 1992 12 Letters: 2400-2449 1992 13 Letters: 2450-2499 1992 14 Letters: 2500-2549 1992 15 Letters: 2550-2580 1992 16 Letters: 2581-2599 1992 17 Letters: 2600-2619 1992 18 Letters: 2620 1992 19 Letters: 2621-2649 1992 20 Letters: 2650-2699 1992 21 Letters: 2700-2749 1992 22 Letters: 2750-2799 1992

66 1 Letters: 2800-2809 1992 2 Letters: 2810-2849 1992 3 Letters: 2850-2875 1992 4 Letters: 2876-2899 1992 5 Letters: 2900-2949 1992 6 Letters: 2950-2970 1992 7 Letters: 2971-2999 1992 8 Letters: 3000-3049 1992 9 Letters: 3050-3064 1992 10 Letters: 3065-3099 1992 11 Letters: 3100-3149 1992 12 Letters: 3150-3185 1992 13 Letters: 3186-3199 1992 14 Letters: 3200-3249 1992 15 Letters: 3250-3257 1992 16 Letters: 3258-3279 1992 17 Letters: 3280-3299 1992 18 Letters: 3300-3349 1992 19 Letters: 3350-3374 1992 20 Letters: 3375-3399 1992 21 Letters: 3400-3449 1992 22 Letters: 3450-3499 1992

67 1 Letters: 3500-3549 1992 2 Letters: 3550-3599 1992 3 Letters: 3600-3649 1992 4 Letters: 3650-3699 1992-1993 5 Letters: 3700-3749 1992-1993

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68 1 Letters: 1150-1199 1993 2 Letters: 1200-1249 1993 3 Letters: 1250-1299 1993 4 Letters: 1300-1349 1993 5 Letters: 1350-1399 1993 6 Letters: 1400-1449 1993 7 Letters: 1450-1499 1993 8 Letters: 1500-1549 1993 9 Letters: 1550-1599 1993 10 Letters: 1600-1649 1993 11 Letters: 1650-1699 1993 12 Letters: 1700-1749 1993 13 Letters: 1750-1799 1993 14 Letters: 1800-1849 1993 15 Letters: 1850-1899 1993 16 Letters: 1900-1949 1993-1994 17 Letters: 1950-1999 1993-1994 18 Letters: 2000-2049 1993-1994 19 Letters: 2050-2099 1993-1994

69 1 Letters: 4501-4550 1994 2 Letters: 4551-4600 1994 3 Letters: 4601-4650 1994 4 Letters: 4651-4700 1994 5 Letters: 4701-4750 1994 6 Letters: 4751-4774 1994 7 Letters: 4775-4787 1994 8 Letters: 4788 (1 of 2) 1994 9 Letters: 4788 (2 of 2) 1994 10 Letters: 4789-4800 1994 11 Letters: 4801-4850 1994 12 Letters: 4851-4900 1994 13 Letters: 4901-4950 1994 14 Letters: 4951-5000 1994 15 Letters: 5001-5050 1994 16 Letters: 5051-5100 1994 17 Letters: 5101-5150 1994 18 Letters: 5151-5200 1994 19 Letters: 5201-5250 1994 20 Letters: 5251-5300 1994

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70 1 Letters: 1995 Dove, No Letter Sent 1995 2 Letters: Unanswerable Mail 1995 3 Letters: Thank You 1995 4 Letters: 0-48 1995 5 Letters: 49-50 1995 6 Letters: 51-100 1994-1995 7 Letters: 101-150 1994-1995 8 Letters: 151-187 1994-1995 9 Letters: 188 (A Student Prayer Amendment) 1995-1996 10 Letters: 189-200 1994-1995 11 Letters: 201-250 1994-1995 12 Letters: 251-300 1995 13 Letters: 301-333 1995 14 Letters: 334-350 1995 15 Letters: 351-400 1995 16 Letters: 401-450 1995 17 Letters: 451-500 1995 18 Letters: 501-550 1995 19 Letters: 551-600 1995 20 Letters: 601-650 1995 21 Letters: 651-700 1995 22 Letters: 701-750 1995 23 Letters: 751-800 1995 24 Letters: 801-806 1995 25 Letters: 807-850 1995 26 Letters: 851-894 1995 27 Letters: 895-900 1995 28 Letters: 901-950 1995

71 1 Letters: 951-1000 1995 2 Letters: 1001-1050 1995 3 Letters: 1051-1100 1995 4 Letters: 1101-1115 1995 5 Letters: 1116-1150 1995 6 Letters: 1151-1200 1995 7 Letters: 1201-1229 1995 8 Letters: 1230-1250 1995 9 Letters: 1251-1300 1995 10 Letters: 1301-1350 1995 11 Letters: 1351-1400 1995 12 Letters: 1401-1425 1995 13 Letters: 1426-1450 1995 14 Letters: 1451-1500 1995 15 Letters: 1501-1550 1995 16 Letters: 1551-1600 1995

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17 Letters: 1601-1650 1995 18 Letters: 1651-1700 1995 19 Letters: 1701-1750 1995 20 Letters: 1751-1769 1995-1996 21 Letters: 1770-1800 1995-1996 22 Letters: 1801 (File 1 of 2) Jun.-Jul. 1995 23 Letters: 1801 (File 2 of 2) Jun.-Jul .1995 24 Letters: 1803-1810 Jun.-Aug 1995 25 Letters: 1811-1820 Jun.-Aug 1995 26 Letters: 1821-1830 Jul.-Aug. 1995 27 Letters: 1831-1840 Jun.-Aug 1995 28 Letters: 1841-1850 Jun.-Aug 1995

72 1 Letters: 1851-1860 Jun-Sept. 1995 2 Letters: 1861-1870 1995 3 Letters: 1871-1880 1995 4 Letters: 1881-1890 1995 5 Letters: 1891-1900 1995 6 Letters: 1901-1910 1995 7 Letters: 1911-1920 1995 8 Letters: 1921-1930 1995 9 Letters: 1931-1940 1995 10 Letters: 1941-1950 1995 11 Letters: 1951-1975 1995 12 Letters: 1976-2000 1995 13 Letters: 2001-2050 1995 14 Letters: 2051-2100 1995 15 Letters: 2101-2125 1995 16 Letters: 2126-2150 1995 17 Letters: 2151-2200 1995 18 Letters: 2201-2250 1995 19 Letters: 2251-2300 1995 20 Letters: 2301-2350 1995 21 Letters: 2251-2400 1995 22 Letters: 2401-2450 1995 23 Letters: 2451-2500 1995 24 Letters: 2501-2550 1995 25 Letters: 2551-2600 1995 26 Letters: 2601-2650 1995 27 Letters: 2651-2700 1995-1996 28 Letters: 2701-2750 1995-1996 29 Letters: 2751-2800 1995-1996 30 Letters: 2801-2850 1995-1996 31 Letters: 2851-2900 1995-1996 32 Letters: 2901-2950 1995-1996

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73 1 Letters: 2951-3000 1995-1996 2 Letters: 3001-3050 1995-1996 3 Letters: 3051-3100 1995-1996 4 Letters: 3101-3150 1995-1996 5 Letters: 3151-3200 1995-1996 6 Letters: 3201-3250 1995-1996 7 Letters: 3251-3300 1995-1996 8 Letters: 3301-3350 1995-1996 9 Letters: 3351-3400 1995-1996 10 Letters: 3401-3450 1996 11 Letters: 3451-3500 1996 12 Letters: 3501-4850 1994 13 Letters: Unanswerable Mail 1995-1996 14 Letters: Q47 – Q394 (File 1 of 2) 1996 15 Letters: Q402 – Q590 (File 2 of 2) 1996 16 Letters: Q831, Kimbra N. Smith Jan. 1997 17 Letters: Not Numbered (File 1 of 2) 1996 18 Letters: Not Numbered (File 2 of 2) 1996 19 Letters: Not Numbered 1995-1996

105th Congress

74 1 Letters: ABFP 1997 2 Letters: ABPB-P 1997-1998 3 Letters: AGHR3636 1998 4 Letters: ADCOM 1998 5 Letters: ANRIGHTS ca. 1997 6 Letters: ANTEST 3 1997 7 Letters: ARMTC 1997 8 Letters: ASCHOOL 1997-1998 9 Letters: ASCODE 1997 10 Letters: ASIRAQ 1998 11 Letters: ANTEST 3 1997 12 Letters: BKCUFIN 1998 13 Letters: BKCULAW 1998 14 Letters: BKCUP 1998 15 Letters: BKMOD 1998 16 Letters: BKMODC ca. 1998 17 Letters: BUUSE 1998 18 Letters: DERETRO 1998 19 Letters: ECDOVII 1997 20 Letters: EDVOUCH 1997 21 Letters: ENSTRAT ca. 1997 22 Letters: ETCAMP 3 1996-1997 23 Letters: ETCFRPR 1998 24 Letters: ETISSUE 1998

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25 Letters: ET3485 1998 26 Letters: EVBISON 1998 27 Letters: EVCHECK 1997-1998 28 Letters: EVCLNAIR 1997 29 Letters: EVCLNRG 1997 30 Letters: EVESA 1995-1996 31 Letters: EVNYCSTR 1998 32 Letters: EVPROPRQ 1998 33 Letters: EVSOV 1997 34 Letters: EVSUPREC 1998 35 Letters: EVUTAHW 1997 36 Letters: EXIM 1997 37 Letters: FABATLIC 1997 38 Letters: FAKOSOVO 1999 39 Letters: FANK 1997 40 Letters: FA PRO POP 1998 41 Letters: FAPRVOTE 1998 42 Letters: FARWHOPE 1997 43 Letters: FASUDAN 1998 44 Letters: FAUNC 1998 45 Letters: GOHR716 1998 46 Letters: GREVEVAC 1998 47 Letters: HELAMEL 1998 48 Letters: HECASAP 1998 49 Letters: HEFAMPLA 1998 50 Letters: HEFEEP 1997 51 Letters: HEGENDIS 1997 52 Letters: HEHMOC 1998 53 Letters: HEHMOP 1998 54 Letters: HEKLC 1998 55 Letters: HEKYLP 1998 56 Letters: HELUPUSP 1998 57 Letters: HEMD 1997 58 Letters: HEMDIETP 1997 59 Letters: HEMDTK 1997 60 Letters: HEMS 1997 61 Letters: HEOXYC 1997 62 Letters: HEPARCA 1997 63 Letters: HEPARCA 2 1998 64 Letters: HEPARCTY 1998 65 Letters: HEPBOP 1998 66 Letters: HEPEEP 1997 67 Letters: HEPBORP 2 1998 68 Letters: HEREHAB 1998 69 Letters: HERYLPZ ca. 1997 70 Letters: HESMRC 1997

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71 Letters: HESTAMP 1996-1997 72 Letters: HETEDBLC ca. 1997 73 Letters: HETEENSM 1997 74 Letters: HEUDALLP 1997 75 Letters: HEKYLP 1998 76 Letters: HEVHIC 1998 77 Letters: HEZUPUSP 1998 78 Letters: HOMEL 97 1997 79 Letters: HUCC 1997 80 Letters: HUCHURCH 1998 81 Letters: HUGEN 1998 82 Letters: HUIMMIG 1998 83 Letters: ININDRES 1998 84 Letters: JDBRUPP 1998 85 Letters: JDASPORN 1998 86 Letters: JDBRADYL 1998 87 Letters: JDCAPPUN 1997 88 Letters: JDCRIME 1997 89 Letters: JDDEMENT 1998 90 Letters: JDDOMAP 1997-1998 91 Letters: JDFLAG 1997 92 Letters: JDFLAG C 1998 93 Letters: JDFLAG P 1998 94 Letters: JDGAYC 1997 95 Letters: JDGUNPRO Undated 96 Letters: JDIMPECH (Clinton Impeachment) 1998 97 Letters: JDIMPCH 2 (Clinton Impeachment) 1of 3 1998

75 1 Letters: JDIMPCH 2 (Clinton Impeachment) 2 of 3 1998 2 Letters: JDIMPCH 2 (Clinton Impeachment) 3 of 3 1998 3 Letters: JDIMPCH 3 (Clinton Impeachment) 1998 4 Letters: JDIMPCH 4 (Clinton Impeachment) 1998 5 Letters: JDINPIRC 1998 6 Letters: JDINVEST 1998 7 Letters: JDINVST 2 1998 8 Letters: JDINVST 3 1998 9 Letters: JDINVST 4 1998 10 Letters: JDIP 1997 11 Letters: JDJUDGE ca. 1997 12 Letters: JDLXNX 1997 13 Letters: JDMULICC 1997 14 Letters: JDPATP 1997 15 Letters: JDPRAYC 1998 16 Letters: JDPRAYP 1998 17 Letters: JDPRVPRO 1997 18 Letters: JDRELFRE 1997

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19 Letters: JDRELPER 1997-1998 20 Letters: JDRFRA 1997-1998 21 Letters: JDIMCON 1997 22 Letters: JDSLAVE 1997-1998 23 Letters: JDSTARRC 1998 24 Letters: JDSTARCZ 1998 25 Letters: JDSTARC 3 1998 26 Letters: JDTORTP 1997 27 Letters: JDVOTE 1997 28 Letters: LAMINCON 1998 29 Letters: NASAGEN 1997 30 Letters: NEACON 1997 31 Letters: NEACON 98 1998 32 Letters: NEAPRO 1997 33 Letters: NKSPKRS 1997 34 Letters: NS $934 1997 35 Letters: NSFEHB 1997 36 Letters: NSFEHB 2 1997 37 Letters: NSFEHB 3 1998 38 Letters: NSFEHB 4 1998 39 Letters: NSFEHLTR 1998 40 Letters: NSFEHTY 1998 41 Letters: NSMHPET ca. 1997 42 Letters: NSQDRBEN 1997 43 Letters: PICTURE 1998, 2000 44 Letters: POCOEQ 1997 45 Letters: POCOREC 1997 46 Letters: POMSAC 1998 47 Letters: PONARFE 1998 48 Letters: PORVLEC 1997 49 Letters: PROLIFE 1998 50 Letters: REFERAGR 1998 51 Letters: RQHEKK 1997 52 Letters: SBSBDC 1998 53 Letters: SNOAAP 1997 54 Letters: SNOAAP 2 1997 55 Letters: SNOAAP 3 1997 56 Letters: SSCPI ca. 1997 57 Letters: SSGPOPOR 1998 58 Letters: SSGPOWE 1998 59 Letters: SSIALIC ca. 1997 60 Letters: SSMANC 1998 61 Letters: SSNOTCOM 1997-1998 62 Letters: SSREGPO 1997-1998 63 Letters: SSSURP 1998 64 Letters: THRECIPE 1998

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65 Letters: TLCDA 1998 66 Letters: TLERATEC 1998 67 Letters: TLRATEC 1998 68 Letters: TNAGE 1996-1997 69 Letters: TRFT-C 1997-1998 70 Letters: TRFT-P 1997 71 Letters: TRMFNCON 1997 72 Letters: TRMFNPRO 1997-1998 73 Letters: TXAHGOP 1998 74 Letters: TXEGCUTP 1997-1998 75 Letters: TXEGFIN 1997 76 Letters: TXEGU 1998 77 Letters: TXESTREP ca. 1997 78 Letters: TXFLATP 3 1997

76 1 Letters: TXLINC 1998 2 Letters: TXMAJP 1997 3 Letters: TXMARC 1998 4 Letters: TXMARC 2 1998 5 Letters: TXMETALC 1998 6 Letters: TXNRSTP 1998 7 Letters: TXTIAAC 1997 8 Letters: TXTIMESH 1997 9 Letters: TXTMSUR 2 1997 10 Letters: TXTOBC 2 ca. 1997 11 Letters: TXTREE 1997 12 Letters: VAFUND 1997 13 Letters: TX 1998 C 1998 14 Letters: TX 1998 P2 1998 15 Letters: VAHE98 1998 16 Letters: VAPURPLE 1998 17 Letters: VAPURP 2 1998 18 Letters: VA 2206 1998 19 Letters: ZCBAKER 7 1998

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77 1 Letters: Done No Letter Sent 1997-2000 2 Letters: Photography 1997 3 Letters: Unanswerable 1998-1999 4 Letters: Specialized Letters (No. Q #) 1997-2000 5 Letters: 501-550 1996 6 Letters: 601-650 1996-1997 7 Letters: 651-700 1997 8 Letters: 701-750 1996-1997 9 Letters: 751-800 1997

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10 Letters: 801-850 1997 11 Letters: 851-900 1997 12 Letters: 901-950 1997 13 Letters: 951-1000 1997 14 Letters: 1001-1050 1997 15 Letters: 1051-1100 1997 16 Letters: 1101-1150 1997 17 Letters: 1151-1200 1997 18 Letters: 1201-1250 1997 19 Letters: 1251-1300 1997 20 Letters: 1301-1350 1997 21 Letters: 1351-1400 1997 22 Letters: 1401-1450 1997 23 Letters: 1451-1500 1997 24 Letters: 1501-1550 1998 25 Letters: 1551-1600 1998 26 Letters: 1601-1650 1998 27 Letters: 1651-1700 1998 28 Letters: 1701-1750 1998 29 Letters: 1751-1800 1998 30 Letters: 1800-1850 1998 31 Letters: 1851-1900 1998 32 Letters: 1901-1950 Undated 33 Letters: 1951-2000 1998 34 Letters: 2001-2050 1998 35 Letters: 2051-2100 1998 36 Letters: 2101-2150 Undated 37 Letters: 2151-2200 1998 38 Letters: 2201-2250 1998-1999 39 Letters: 2251-2300 1998-1999 40 Letters: 2301-2350 1998-1999 41 Letters: 2351-2400 1999 42 Letters: 2401-2450 1998-1999 43 Letters: 2451-2500 1999 44 Letters: 2501-2550 1999 45 Letters: 2551-2600 1999 46 Letters: 2601-2650 1999 47 Letters: 2651-2700 1999 48 Letters: 2701-2750 1999 49 Letters: 2751-2800 1999 50 Letters: 2801-2850 1999 51 Letters: 2851-2900 1999 52 Letters: 2901-2950 1999 53 Letters: 2951-3000 1999 54 Letters: 3001-3050 1999-2000 55 Letters: 3051-3100 1999

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56 Letters: 3101-3150 1999 57 Letters: 3151-3200 1999 58 Letters: 3201-3250 1999 59 Letters: 3251-3300 1999 60 Letters: 3301-3350 1999 61 Letters: 3351-3400 1999 62 Letters: 3401-3450 1999 63 Letters: 3451-3500 1999 64 Letters: 3501-3550 1999 65 Letters: 3551-3600 1999 66 Letters: 3601-3650 1999

78 1 Letters: 3651-3700 1999 2 Letters: 3701-3750 1999 3 Letters: 3751-3800 1999 4 Letters: 3801-3850 1999-2000 5 Letters: 3851-3900 1999-2000 6 Letters: 3901-3950 1999-2000 7 Letters: 3951-4000 1999-2000 8 Letters: 4001-4050 1999-2000 9 Letters: 4051-4100 1999-2000 10 Letters: 4101-4150 2000 11 Letters: 4151-4200 2000 12 Letters: 4201-4250 2000 13 Letters: 4251-4300 2000 14 Letters: 4301-4350 2000 15 Letters: 4351-4400 2000 16 Letters: 4401-4450 2000

79 1 Letters: 4451-4500 2000 2 Letters: 4501-4550 2000 3 Letters: 4551-4600 2000 4 Letters: 4601-4650 2000 5 Letters: 4651-4700 2000 6 Letters: 4701-4750 2000 7 Letters: 4751-4800 2000 8 Letters: 4801-4850 2000

106th Congress

80 1 Letters: Thank You 1997-1999 2 Letters: Done. No Letter Sent 1999 3 Letters: ABCHCHST 1999 4 Letters: ABCONTRC 2000 5 Letters: ABEMBRYO 1999 6 Letters: ABPB-P 1999-2000

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7 Letters: ABPOST Undated 8 Letters: ABPROLIF 1999-2000 9 Letters: ABPRPAC ca. 1999 10 Letters: ABRU486C 2000 11 Letters: ABRU486P 2000 12 Letters: ABTBBPP 1999 13 Letters: ABUNFPAC 1999 14 Letters: ABUNFPAP 1999 15 Letters: ABUVVAC 1999-2000 16 Letters: ABUVVAP 1999-2000 17 Letters: ADCOM 1999 18 Letters: AFFLARE 2000 19 Letters: AGGMOC 2000 20 Letters: ANBABAR 1999-2000 21 Letters: ANCHIMP 2000 22 Letters: ANMILIES 1999 23 Letters: AP ’00 C 2000 24 Letters: ASAUTHP 1999 25 Letters: ASCHOOL 1999-2000 26 Letters: ASDUCOMP 1999 27 Letters: ASF22P 1999 28 Letters: ASMPRETTY 2000 29 Letters: ASNMPC 2000 30 Letters: ASPHARM 1999 31 Letters: ASPROMP 1999-2000 32 Letters: ASPROMP2 1999-2000 33 Letters: ASSHOWSP 2000 34 Letters: ASTRICARE 2000 35 Letters: BKGLBP 1999 36 Letters: BKKNOWC 1999 37 Letters: BKKNOWC2 1999 38 Letters: BKROSAP 1999 39 Letters: COAUDIND 2000 40 Letters: COINSP 1999 41 Letters: CONGRATS1999 1999 42 Letters: CRFUGITIVE 2000 43 Letters: CSAGENT ca. 1999 44 Letters: CSFEHIP 2000 45 Letters: CSMICTEC 1999 46 Letters: CSOFFBP 1999 47 Letters: CSSWAMP 2000 48 Letters: DATA354 1999 49 Letters: DCPUTP 1999 50 Letters: EMAIL 1999 51 Letters: EDBILING 1999 52 Letters: EDSSDC 1999

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53 Letters: EDVOUC3 1999 54 Letters: ENNOREG ca. 1999 55 Letters: ENOIL 2000 56 Letters: ENUDREC 2000 57 Letters: ENUFPRA 1999 58 Letters: EUCARA 2000 59 Letters: EVEVERGLADES 2000 60 Letters: EVJAWS 2000 61 Letters: EVKIDS 2000 62 Letters: EVLSPA 1999 63 Letters: EVLWCF 1999 64 Letters: EVNFPRA 2000 65 Letters: EVTAKING 2000 66 Letters: EVLEGS 1999 67 Letters: EVUDALL 1999 68 Letters: EVUDALL2 1999 69 Letters: FOO-52 2000 70 Letters: FOO-53 2000 71 Letters: FACODEX 2000 72 Letters: FACOLUMC 2000 73 Letters: FACOXRER 1999 74 Letters: FACOXREP 1999 75 Letters: FADBEBT 1999-2000 76 Letters: FADBEBTC 1999 77 Letters: FADEBTP 2000 78 Letters: FAETIMOR 1999 79 Letters: FAIRAQ 2000 80 Letters: FAKOSOVO 1999 81 Letters: FAMHCH1 ca. 1999 82 Letters: FAMITCH1 1999 83 Letters: FAPANAC 1999 84 Letters: FASUDAN 1998 85 Letters: FAPBEBT 1999 86 Letters: FATBTC 1999 87 Letters: FAUNC 1999 88 Letters: FAUNPRO 1999 89 Letters: FYVA2000A 1999 90 Letters: GRCENLOC 2000 91 Letters: HEIO6ALZ 1999 92 Letters: HEALZIO6 1999 93 Letters: HEANES 2000 94 Letters: HEBBARELIEF 2000 95 Letters: HEBBARP 2000 96 Letters: HECHEMO 2000 97 Letters: HECOPAY 1999 98 Letters: HECOPAYC 1999

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99 Letters: HEDRGOPT 2000 100 Letters: HEHHBF 2000 101 Letters: HEHHNEW 2000 102 Letters: HEHHP 1999 103 Letters: HEHHP3 1999 104 Letters: HEIGNAG 2000 105 Letters: HELIABC 2000 106 Letters: HELTCPRO 1999 107 Letters: HEMEDHOM 1999 108 Letters: HEMEDNUR c.a. 1999 109 Letters: HEMNTP 1999 110 Letters: HEMHEQP 2002 111 Letters: HEMPDP c.a. 1999 112 Letters: HENDP 2000 113 Letters: HENURHOM 1999 114 Letters: HENURHM 2 1999 115 Letters: HENURHM 3 1999 116 Letters: HENUTIO6 1999-2000 117 Letters: HEOSTEO 1999 118 Letters: HEPBRC 1999 119 Letters: HEPBRTED 1999 120 Letters: HEPGMEP 2000 121 Letters: HEPREP2 2000 122 Letters: HETEDC 1999 123 Letters: HOMEL97 1999-2000 124 Letters: HOSTETTLER 2000 125 Letters: HUGEN99 1999 126 Letters: HUHRAC 2000 127 Letters: HUHRAP 2000 128 Letters: IMELIAN 2000 129 Letters: IMELIAN 2 2000 130 Letters: IMH2A 1999 131 Letters: IPO42F 1999 132 Letters: JD21AMEN 1999 133 Letters: JDAMEN 1999 134 Letters: JDADOPT 2000 135 Letters: JDBILING 1999 136 Letters: JDCAFERA 1999 137 Letters: JDDRATC 2000 138 Letters: JDDRATP 2000 139 Letters: JDFACA 2000 140 Letters: JDFASTPR 1999 141 Letters: JDFCC 2000 142 Letters: JDFLAGC 1999 143 Letters: JDFLAGP 1999-2000 144 Letters: JDGAYC 1999

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145 Letters: JDGUN2C 1999 146 Letters: JDGUNC3 1999 147 Letters: JDGUNC5 2000 148 Letters: JDGUN2P 1999-2000 149 Letters: JDGUNP3 1999 150 Letters: JDHCRIMC 1999-2000 151 Letters: HDHCRIMP 1999 152 Letters: JDHYDEP 1999 153 Letters: JDINGAMC 2000

81 1 Letters: JDINGAMP 2000 2 Letters: JDINPORN 2000 3 Letters: JDIMPCH 4 (1 of 2) 1998 4 Letters: JDIMPCH 4 (2 of 2) 1998 5 Letters: JDINVST 4 1998 6 Letters: JDLSC 2000 7 Letters: JDMICROC 2000 8 Letters: JDMOTTO 2000 9 Letters: JDMSC 2 2000 10 Letters: JDMSC 3 2000 11 Letters: JDNAPSTER 2000 12 Letters: JDNAPSTERLEG 2000 13 Letters: JDRELPER 1999 14 Letters: JDRLPAP 1999-2000 15 Letters: JDSBLRA 2000 16 Letters: JDSOUDP & JDSOUDC 1999 17 Letters: JDSTAIDP 1999 18 Letters: JDS&W 2000 19 Letters: JDSTARC 3 1998 20 Letters: JDSTARC 4 (1 of 2) 1998-1999 21 Letters: JDSTARC 4 (2 of 2) 1998-1999 22 Letters: JDTENCOM 1999 23 Letters: JDVAWA 2000 24 Letters: JDVWOM 2 1999 25 Letters: LAFAIR 2000 26 Letters: LAHOME 2000 27 Letters: LAOSHA 2000 28 Letters: LAOSHA 2 2000 29 Letters: NASAFY 2000 1999 30 Letters: OHIOLE 1999 31 Letters: PICTURE 1999 32 Letters: POMODC 1999 33 Letters: POPREF 2000 34 Letters: POSTMOD 1999 35 Letters: POSTMODB 1999 36 Letters: PRIHR85OP 1999

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37 Letters: REFERAG 2000 38 Letters: REFERC 1998 39 Letters: SBPROPAN 1999 40 Letters: SECRET SEARCH 2000 41 Letters: SSBRADLEY 2000 42 Letters: SOINSP 1999 43 Letters: SSGPOJ 2000 44 Letters: SSLEGPO 2000 45 Letters: SSGPOR 2000 46 Letters: SSMANC 1999 47 Letters: SSMANC 1998-1999 48 Letters: SSNCOMP 1999 49 Letters: SSPRIVC 1999 50 Letters: SSPRO 1999-2000 51 Letters: TELRAT 3 1999 52 Letters: TELEMAIL 1999 53 Letters: THRECIPE 1999 54 Letters: TELRATEC 1999 55 Letters: TLNCE 2000 56 Letters: TLRAT 3 1999 57 Letters: TLRUMOR 2000 58 Letters: TLRUMOR 2 2000 59 Letters: TLSALSA 1998-1999 60 Letters: TLSHVA 1999 61 Letters: TLWEBCNA 1998-1999 62 Letters: TL1291 2000 63 Letters: TNAIR21 1999 64 Letters: TNCAFE2 2000 65 Letters: TNBIGRIG 2000 66 Letters: TNCHINA 2000 67 Letters: TNEXPAND 1999-2000 68 Letters: TNNATCA 1999 69 Letters: TRLABEL 2000 70 Letters: TRMFNCON 2000 71 Letters: TRMFNPRO 1999-2000 72 Letters: TWINDP2 1999 73 Letters: TXDTP 1999 74 Letters: TXDTP2 2000 75 Letters: TXESTATEREPEAL 2000 76 Letters: TXFAIRP 2000 77 Letters: TXGLSP 1999 78 Letters: TXMPEN 1999 79 Letters: TXIMSTP 2000 80 Letters: TXIRAEX 2000 81 Letters: TXLIFEIC 1999 82 Letters: TXLIFINC 2000

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83 Letters: TXMPEN3 2000 84 Letters: TXPOLUTC 2000 85 Letters: TXSWEA 1999-2000 86 Letters: TXSWEA2 2000 87 Letters: TXWINDP 1999 88 Letters: VADVAMILRET 2000 89 Letters: VAFY2000A 1999 90 Letters: VAHEBUD 2000 91 Letters: VAMGIB 2000 92 Letters: XDAYPRAYER 1999

107th Congress

82 1 Letters: Thank You 2000-2002 2 Letters: ASCHOOL 2000-2001 3 Letters: ASCHOOL2 2001-2002 4 Letters: ABCLONEC 2001-2002 5 Letters: ABBORNALIVE 2000-2001 6 Letters: ABHR476 2002 7 Letters: ABBORNALIVE2 2001 8 Letters: ABPB-P 2001 9 Letters: ABPROLIF 2001 10 Letters: ABRAPE 2002 11 Letters: ABSTEMC 2001 12 Letters: ABSTEMP 2001 13 Letters: ABUVVAP2 2001 14 Letters: ABUVVAC2 2001 15 Letters: ANCRUELTY 2001 16 Letters: ANCRUELTY2 2002 17 Letters: ANFUNDING 2002 18 Letters: ANWHALING 2001 19 Letters: APOFFICE 2001 20 Letters: ABPRONEA 2001 21 Letters: ASTRIBUNAL 2001 22 Letters: ASTRICARE 2001 23 Letters: BKOECD 2001 24 Letters: BKPENNY 2001 25 Letters: BKREC 2002 26 Letters: BKREINSURP 2001 27 Letters: BLACKLUNG 2001 28 Letters: BKREFED2 2002 29 Letters: BUPAYDOWN 2000-2001 30 Letters: CFRGUIDE 2001 31 Letters: CFRPRO 2001 32 Letters: C15708 2002 33 Letters: CJHS 2002

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34 Letters: CRCONVICTCHRISTM ca. 2001 35 Letters: CRINNOPROTACT 2002 36 Letters: CRLAWENFORCEME ca. 2000 37 Letters: CRVIOLENCEINSCH 2000 38 Letters: CSMSAC 2000 39 Letters: CSFEHI 2001 40 Letters: CSFEHI107 2002 41 Letters: CSLOWEY 2001 42 Letters: CSPERSMR 2000 43 Letters: CSWKRIMB 2000 44 Letters: CUSTOM3-DMOCA 2001 45 Letters: CWROSE4 2001 46 Letters: DAYLIGHTSAVINGS 2000 47 Letters: ECOUNEMPLOY 2001-2002 48 Letters: EDCOUNSELING 2001 49 Letters: EDDRUGABUSE 2000 50 Letters: EDHIGHERFUNDING 2001 51 Letters: EDSCHOOLBONDS 2001 52 Letters: EDVOUCHERS 2001 53 Letters: ENBUSHC 2001 54 Letters: ENBUSHG 2001 55 Letters: ENBUSHP 2001 56 Letters: ENGASPRICE 2001 57 Letters: ENSTAR 2002 58 Letters: EVAGAINSTSNOWMOBILES 2001 59 Letters: EVANWAR 2001 60 Letters: EVANWR III 2001-2002 61 Letters: EVANWRPRO 2001 62 Letters: EVANWRPRO II 2001 63 Letters: EVANWR 4 2002 64 Letters: EVARSENIC (STANDARD) 2001 65 Letters: EVARSENIC II 2001 66 Letters: EVBACKDOORATTACKS 2001 67 Letters: EVGULFDRILL 2001 68 Letters: EVGUNDISCHARGE 2001 69 Letters: EVINTERIORAMENDMENTS I 2001 70 Letters: EVLFA 2001 71 Letters: EVNATGAS 2000-2001 72 Letters: EVREDROCKWIDERNESS 2001 73 Letters: EVRIDERS 2001 74 Letters: EVSALMON 2001 75 Letters: EVSPRAWL 2001 76 Letters: EVREDROCK 2001 77 Letters: EVROCKIES 2001 78 Letters: EVWORKING 2001 79 Letters: FA ATTACK 2001

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80 Letters: FA ATTACK 2 2002 81 Letters: FABREAD 2001 82 Letters: FACOLUMC 2001-2002 83 Letters: FADEBTPRO 2000 84 Letters: FAICC-C 2002 85 Letters: FAISRAELC 2002 86 Letters: FAMIDEAST 2000 87 Letters: HACFRC 2001 88 Letters: HAELECCOL 2000 89 Letters: HAFLORIDA 2000 90 Letters: HAGORE 2000 91 Letters: HAIDC 2002 92 Letters: HAISSUEAD 2002 93 Letters: HAMFC 2001 94 Letters: HAMILBAL 2000 95 Letters: HANWP 2001 96 Letters: HANWP 2 2002 97 Letters: HASMC 2 2002 98 Letters: HASMP 2001 99 Letters: HASMP 2 2002 100 Letters: HASMPICK 2002 101 Letters: HAVOTPROT 2001 102 Letters: HE2YPPS 2000 103 Letters: HEAWPMSA 2002 104 Letters: HEBBAREL 2 2000 105 Letters: HECGME 2000 106 Letters: HEDRGCHOICE 2001 107 Letters: HEEPD 2000-2001 108 Letters: HEGENDISC 2001 109 Letters: HEGLEEV 2001-2002 110 Letters: HAHELPVOTEC 2001 111 Letters: HEHOURS 2002 112 Letters: HEHOPELAND 2001 113 Letters: HEJUV.DIABETES (1 of 2) 2001 114 Letters: HEJUV.DIABETES (2 of 2) 2001 115 Letters: HELTCP 2002 116 Letters: HEMALPINS 2002 117 Letters: HEMDRANES 2001 118 Letters: HEMOTORCYCLE 2002 119 Letters: HNORDINP 2001 120 Letters: HENVRCONF 2002 121 Letters: HENVTCARD 2001 122 Letters: HENUTCARD2 2002 123 Letters: HEPARALYZEPOLIO 2000 124 Letters: HEPBORC 2001 125 Letters: HEPBORP 2001

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126 Letters: HEPRESCRIP 2002 127 Letters: HEPRESCRIP 2 2002 128 Letters: HEPRIVREGC 2001 129 Letters: HEPRIVEG 2 2001 130 Letters: HERECREATE 2001 131 Letters: HESBHFA 2001 132 Letters: HESGRMCARE 2001 133 Letters: HESGRMCARE 2 2001 134 Letters: HESGRMCARE 3 2001 135 Letters: HESGRMCARE 4 2002 136 Letters: HESGRMCARE 5 2002 137 Letters: HESUICIDE 2001 138 Letters: HOPECHILD 2000 139 Letters: HRTRAFFICKING 2000 140 Letters: IM245I 2002 141 Letters: IMGENERALC 2001 142 Letters: JDASBESTOS 2001 143 Letters: EVCLEANCOAL 2001 144 Letters: JDASHCROFTP 2001 145 Letters: JDBACKGROUNDCHECKS 2001 146 Letters: JDBOYSCOUT 2001 147 Letters: JDHCRIMEC 2000 148 Letters: JDHCRIMEP 2001-2002 149 Letters: JDGUNC5 2001 150 Letters: JDFAITHC 2001 151 Letters: JDFAITHG 2001 152 Letters: JDFAITHP 2001 153 Letters: JDFILESHARE 2002

83 1 Letters: JDFALGP 2001 2 Letters: JDFLAGC 2001 3 Letters: JDGUN2P 2000-2001 4 Letters: JDGUNSHOWS 2001 5 Letters: JDGUNREG 2000 6 Letters: JDHCRIMEP 2001-2002 7 Letters: JDHR2357 2002 8 Letters: JDMEDICALMARIJUNIA 2001 9 Letters: JDMORALP 2001 10 Letters: JDMSSUITC 2001 11 Letters: JDNAPSTER 2 2001 12 Letters: JDNATDAY 2001 13 Letters: JDNATIONIP 2002 14 Letters: JDPRIVPROT 2002 15 Letters: JDTENCOM2 2002 16 Letters: JDTERROR 2001-2002 17 Letters: JDTRAFFICCAMERAS 2001

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18 Letters: LAAGAINSTERGONOMICS 2001 19 Letters: LACONSTOPINION 2001 20 Letters: LALOCALOSHI 2001 21 Letters: LASTUDENT 2001 22 Letters: LCEXCELLENTSTUDENT 2001 23 Letters: LCHAPPYCONSTIT 2000-2002 24 Letters: LCNOBEL 2001 25 Letters: LCSTUDENTELECTION 2001 26 Letters: LCTAFT 2001 27 Letters: LCUNCLEANMSG 2001 28 Letters: LCWRITEREP 2001 29 Letters: MRRESRET 2002 30 Letters: MRRESRETHEAR 2002 31 Letters: MSMILRET 2002 32 Letters: PORATEC 2001 33 Letters: POUPS 2002 34 Letters: PROHR4825 2001 35 Letters: Q2000 2000-2001 36 Letters: SSBRADLEY 2001 37 Letters: SSCOMBO 2001-2002 38 Letters: SSCOMBO 2 2002 39 Letters: SSGPORU 2000 40 Letters: SSJEFF 2001 41 Letters: SSNCHP 2001 42 Letters: SSPRIVC Undated 43 Letters: SSPRIVC 2 2002 44 Letters: SSPRIVC 3 ca. 2002 45 Letters: SSTFP 2001 46 Letters: SSTXBEN 2001 47 Letters: SSTXBEN 2 2002 48 Letters: SSWEPP 2001 49 Letters: SSWEPP 2 2002 50 Letters: TLBROADBANDCON 2001 51 Letters: TLBROADBANDPRO 2001 52 Letters: TLCBDTPA 2002 53 Letters: TLRECIPROCAL 2000 54 Letters: TLRUMOR 2001 55 Letters: TLRUMOR 2 2001-2002 56 Letters: TLSPAM 2001 57 Letters: TNBADAIRLINES 2001 58 Letters: TNAIRLAYOFF 2001 59 Letters: TNAVIATIONSECURITY 2001 60 Letters: TNBAGGAGESECURITY 2001 61 Letters: TNBIKING 2001 62 Letters: TNCAFE 3 2001 63 Letters: TNPILOTS&GUNS 2001

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64 Letters: TPHGOODBYE 2002 65 Letters: TPHRECON 2002 66 Letters: TRCURRENCY 2002 67 Letters: TRFT-C 2001-2002 68 Letters: TR-FTC2 2001 69 Letters: TR-FTP2 2001 70 Letters: TRUSALABEL 2000 71 Letters: TX527C 2002 72 Letters: TXBUILDUPC 2001 73 Letters: TXCLERHOUS 2002 74 Letters: TXCRITIQUE 2001 75 Letters: TXDUBC 2001 76 Letters: TXDUBFIN 2001 77 Letters: TXDUBP 2000-2001 78 Letters: TXDUBP2 2001 79 Letters: TXDUBP3 2001 80 Letters: TXECOSTIMP 2001 81 Letters: TXESTFIN 2001 82 Letters: TXESTPERM 2002 83 Letters: TXESTPERM2 2002 84 Letters: TXEZC 2002 85 Letters: TXFAIR107 Undated 86 Letters: TXLIBERTY 2001 87 Letters: TXMAJ107 2002 88 Letters: TXMAJP 2002 89 Letters: TXPGSSECFEEC 2002 90 Letters: TXPERMP 2001 91 Letters: TXPERMP2 2002 92 Letters: TXPER7P2 2002 93 Letters: TXSECUREP 2001-2002 94 Letters: TXTRAVNOW 2001 95 Letters: TXTRANOW2 2001-2002 96 Letters: TXVOTR 2002 97 Letters: TXWEBSALES 2001 98 Letters: TXWEPEOP 2002 99 Letters: VACOMBO 2000 100 Letters: VADISMILOFF 2001 101 Letters: VADISMILOFF2 2001 102 Letters: VAHEADROOM 2002 103 Letters: VAMDTK 2002 104 Letters: VAMILDISOFF 2001 105 Letters: VAMILDISOFF4 2001 106 Letters: VAMILDISOFF5 2002 107 Letters: VAFLAGC 2000-2001 108 Letters: VAMGIB 2000 109 Letters: VTWWIIPOW 2001

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110 Letters: 1000000-1000500 2000-2001 111 Letters: 1000501-1000099 2000-2001 112 Letters: 1001000-1001500 2000-2001 113 Letters: 1001501-1001999 2000-2001 114 Letters: 1002000-1002999 2000-2001 115 Letters: 1003000-1003500 2000-2001 116 Letters: 1003501-1003999 2000 117 Letters: 1004000-1004500 2000-2001 118 Letters: 1004501-1004999 2000-2001 119 Letters: 1005000-1005500 2000 120 Letters: 1005501-1005999 2001 121 Letters: 1006000-1006999 2001 122 Letters: 1007000-1007500 2001

84 1 Letters: 1007501-1007999 2001 2 Letters: 1008000-1008500 2001 3 Letters: 1008501-1008999 2001 4 Letters: 1009000-1009500 2001 5 Letters: 1009501-1009999 2001 6 Letters: 1010000-1010499 2001 7 Letters: 1010500-1010999 2001 8 Letters: 1011000-1011499 2001 9 Letters: 1011500-1011999 2001 10 Letters: 1012000-1012499 2001 11 Letters: 1012500-1012999 2001 12 Letters: 1013000-1013499 2001-2002 13 Letters: 1013500-1013999 2001-2002 14 Letters: 1014000-1014499 2002 15 Letters: 1014052-1014318 (Letters from Julius West Middle School, Rockville, MD) 2001 16 Letters: 1015000-1015499 2002 17 Letters: 1015500-1015999 2002 18 Letters: 1016000-1016499 2002 19 Letters: 1016500-1016999 2002 20 Letters: 1017000-1017499 2002 21 Letters: 1017500-1017999 2002 22 Letters: 1018000-1018499 2002 23 Letters: 1019000-1019249 2002

85 1 Letters: 1019250-1019499 2002 2 Letters: 1019500-1019479 2002 3 Letters: 1019750-1019999 2002 4 Letters: 1020000-1020249 2002 5 Letters: 1020250-1020500 2002 6 Letters: Un-numbered 2000-2002

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Series III: Administration

Box File Description Date

Books 86 1 Jefferson’s Manual and Rules of the House of Representatives of the United States, 96th Congress 1979 2 Jefferson’s Manual and Rules of the House of Representatives of the United States, 99th Congress (2) 1985 3 Jefferson’s Manual and Rules of the House of Representatives of the United States, 104th Congress 1995 4 1997-1998 Congressional Directory, 105th Congress 1997 5 1999-2000 Congressional Directory, 106th Congress 1999 6 Vote Smart Web Yellow Pages 1997 7 Vote Smart Web Yellow Pages 1998-1999 8 Code of Federal Regulations, Transportation, 49, Parts 178-199 Nov. 1, 1985

General Information 87 1 Congressional History of the Third District 1974-1977 2 Ohio Senate Correspondence 1976 3 Miscellaneous Office Notes (Removed from 3-ring Binder) 1979-1980 4 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1984-2002 5 Rosters & Points of Contact c.a.1980 6 Mail Schedule 1985-1992 7 Mickey Leland Airplane Crash 1994 8 Matthew P. Hall Memorial Fund (International Foundation) 1996 9 Anthony Lake CIA Nomination May 1997 10 U.S. House of Representatives Employee Handbook Nov. 1997 11 Templeton Prize Nomination Dec. 1998 12 “The Politics of Conscience: The Biblical Ethics of Representative Tony Hall” by Max Finberg 1999 13 Correspondence – Camille Stewart-Long Threat Letters 2000 14 Tony Hall General Information – Newspaper/Magazine Clippings, Articles, Etc. 1988-2000 15 Intern Handbook 2002 16 Congratulation Letters – Ambassador Selection 2002

David Goldberg 17 Letters & Memos (CD) 1989-2002

Appointment Books 88 1 Executive Planner 1979 2 Week at-a-Glance 1979 3 Week at-a-Glance 1980 4 Week at-a-Glance 1981

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5 Week at-a-Glance 1982 6 Week at-a-Glance 1983 7 Week at-a-Glance 1984 8 Week at-a-Glance 1985 9 Month at-a-Glance 1985-1987 10 Week at-a-Glance 1986 11 Week at-a-Glance 1987 12 Week at-a-Glance 1988 13 Month at-a-Glance 1988-1990 14 Week at-a-Glance 1989 15 Week at-a-Glance 1990 16 Week at-a-Glance 1991 17 Week at-a-Glance 1992 18 Week at-a-Glance 1993 19 Week at-a-Glance 1994 20 Week at-a-Glance 1995 21 Week at-a-Glance 1996 22 Week at-a-Glance 1997 23 Week at-a-Glance 1998 24 Week at-a-Glance 1999 25 Week at-a-Glance 2000

Speeches 89 1 Hunger - On Human Needs & World Security Feb. 23, 1984 2 Hunger - Keynote Talk, Bread for the World National Leadership Gathering Jun. 25, 1984 3 Hunger - Statement, Trip to Ethiopia Nov. 15, 1984 4 Hunger - African Ambassadors Group Dec. 18, 1984 5 Hunger - Emergency Resource Bank, Dayton, Ohio Oct. 4, 1985 6 Hunger - 16th African-American Conference, Aspen Institute Nov. 11, 1985 7 Hunger - Denison University Oct. 10, 1986 8 Hunger - Miami Valley Human Rights Awards Banquet Dec. 3, 1989 9 Hunger - 4th Annual Conference, Student Campaign Against Hunger & Hopelessness, Philadelphia, PA Oct. 21, 1990 10 Hunger - Public Voice Conference on Children & Nutrition Jan. 15, 1991 11 Hunger - Hunger Project Annual Meeting, San Francisco Feb. 2, 1991 12 Hunger - Eastern Regional Food Bank Association Feb. 20, 1991 13 Hunger - Second Harvest Jun. 20, 1991 14 Hunger - Opening Statement, House Select Committee on Hunger Hearing Jul. 19, 1991 15 Hunger - “Hands Across the Ghetto, University of Dayton Nov. 15, 1991 16 Hunger - The Politics of Famine Relief Jan. 9, 1992 17 Hunger - Prepared Foods National Conference Mar. 2, 1992 18 Hunger - “Share America” Press Conference, Boston Apr. 23, 1992

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19 Hunger - “Criteria for a Hunger-Free Community,” 1992 World Food Day Conference Oct. 14, 1992 20 Hunger - “Overcoming Global Hunger,” 1993 World Bank Conference 1993 21 Hunger - 16th Annual International Education Conference, Community Colleges for International Development Feb. 21, 1993 22 Hunger - Hunger Forum: Agenda for the Future Jun. 17, 1993 23 Hunger - “Fill the Plates,” Anti-Hunger Rally, Trenton State House Jun. 25, 1993 24 Hunger - “Results” Jun. 28, 1993 25 Hunger - Statement, Congressional Hunger Caucus Jul. 13, 1993 26 Hunger - Announcement, 1994 Africa Prize for Leadership for the Sustainable End of Hunger Jul. 14, 1994 27 Hunger - World Vision Meeting May 1, 1996 28 Hunger - Testimony to U.S Senate Subcommittee on East Asian & Pacific Affairs Sept. 12, 1996 29 Hunger - National Forum on Faith & Politics Sept. 13, 1996 30 Hunger - Launch of “Feed the Children” Hunger Education & Action Initiative Sept. 18, 1993 31 Hunger - World Food Summit Nov. 13, 1996 32 Hunger - Washington Hunger Banquet of Oxfam America’s Fast for a World Harvest Nov. 21, 1996 33 Hunger - Statement on Micro-Credit Feb. 4, 1997 34 Hunger – 25th Legislative Action Conference of the American School Food Service Association Mar. 3, 1997 35 Hunger - 20th Annual National Food Policy Conference, Public Voice for Food & Health Policy Mar. 14, 1997 36 Hunger - Testimony, House Sub-Committee on Agriculture, Rural Development, FDA & Related Agencies Mar. 19, 1997 37 Hunger - Urging Japan & International Community to Play a Broader Role in Fighting Hunger Apr. 17, 1997 38 Hunger - Korea-United States 21st Century Council Apr. 30, 1997 39 Hunger - Secretary of State’s Open Forum May 2, 1997 40 Hunger - 1997 InterAction Forum May 5, 1997 41 Hunger - 10th Annual General Conference of the U.S.-Korea Business Council Jun. 10, 1997 42 Hunger - Food Research & Action Center’s 8th Annual Dinner to Benefit the Campaign to End Childhood Hunger Jun. 17, 1997 43 Hunger - “A True Harvest of Hope,” National Summit on Gleaning & Food Recovery Sep. 1997 44 Hunger - Korea Briefing, Korea Society/Congressional Hunger Center Sep. 19, 1997 45 Hunger - University of Dayton Hunger Awareness Week Nov. 19, 1997 46 Hunger - “Empty Shelves: 1998 Survey of Food Banks” Feb. 25, 1998 47 Hunger - Roundtable on Hunger in Ohio, Emergency Foodbank, Dayton, Ohio Mar. 3, 1998

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48 Hunger - Annual Meeting of the United Way of the Greater Dayton Area Mar. 23, 1998 49 Hunger - World Day of Fasting, Prayer, & Action for the People of North Korea Apr. 24, 1998 50 Hunger - 44th Annual Conference of the Ohio School Food Service Association Apr. 25, 1998 51 Hunger - 1998 Ohio Bread for the World Gathering, Columbus, Ohio Apr. 25, 1998 52 Hunger - Victory Wholesale Food Donation, Springboro, Ohio Aug. 12, 1998 53 Hunger - Specialized Inter-Parliamentary Conference on “Attaining the World Food Summit’s Objectives Through a Sustainable Development Strategy,” Rome, IT Nov. 29, 1998 54 Hunger - Society for International Development Mar. 12, 1999 55 Hunger - Emergency Food Bank Annual Volunteer Recognition Luncheon Apr. 26, 1999 56 Hunger - “Future Directions for Child Survival Policies” May 24, 1999 57 Hunger - 20th Anniversary Dinner of the Greater Lake Country Food Bank in Minneapolis Apr. 1, 2000 58 Hunger - 3rd World Debt Relief, Ecumenical Worship Service, Christ United Methodist Church Apr. 9, 2000 59 Hunger - Oxfam America Apr. 28, 2000 60 Hunger - World Mission Day, Sulphur Grove United Methodist Church, Huber Heights, Ohio Sep. 24, 2000 61 Hunger - National Student Campaign Against Hunger & Homelessness Oct. 27, 2000 62 Hunger - 29th American School Food Service Association Legislative Action Conference Mar. 5, 2001 63 Hunger - Africa Undated 64 Hunger – General Undated 65 Hunger – Gleaning Undated 66 Hunger – International Undated 67 Education – Job Corps Graduation Apr. 14, 1986 68 Education – Northmont High School Graduation Jun. 4, 1988 69 Education – Graduation of Youth Service USA - Dayton Feb. 12, 1989 70 Education – “Compassion & Kindness,” Allen Classical Academy Nov. 2, 1990 71 Education – Miamisburg High School Graduation Jun. 8, 1991 72 Education – Eastern College Commencement May 21, 1994 73 Education – White House Conference on Character Building Jul 29, 1994 74 Education – Character Counts Kickoff, Allen Classical Traditional Academy Oct. 14, 1994 75 Education – University of Dayton Law School Mar. 23, 1998

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76 Education – Acceptance of Joseph Cinque Social Justice Award, University of Dayton Black Law Student Association Mar. 23, 1998 77 Education – Kettering College of Medical Arts Commencement Apr. 25, 1998 78 Education – Loyola College Commencement May 16, 1998 79 Education – Blue Ribbon School Celebration, Greene Academy, Dayton, Ohio Jul. 27, 1998 80 Education – Dayton AmeriCorps Volunteers Graduation Aug. 10, 1998 81 Education – Carroll High School Mar. 1999 82 Education – Chancellor’s Inauguration, Antioch University, Yellow Springs, Ohio Jun. 5, 1999 83 Education – “Ethics, Public Service & Hunger, Phi Kappa Phi, Wright State University May 2001 84 Education – Phillipsburg Elementary School Nov. 5, 2001 85 Education - General Undated 86 Education – Talking Points Undated 87 Political/Campaign – Miami County Democratic Party Dinner 1984 88 Political/Campaign – Huber Heights Democratic Dinner Oct. 19, 1986 89 Political/Campaign – Democratic Candidates Nov. 4, 1990 90 Political/Campaign Dec. 10, 1991 91 Political/Campaign – Campaign Kick-Off May 29, 1992 92 Political/Campaign – Huber Heights Democratic Club Oct. 25, 1992 93 Political/Campaign – Campaign Kick-Off Jul. 24, 1994 94 Political/Campaign – Before Kick-Off Jun. 21, 1996 95 Political/Campaign 1998 96 Political/Campaign – Rally for Get Out the Vote Drive, Montgomery County Democratic Headquarters Oct. 23, 1998 97 Political/Campaign - Rally Nov. 1, 1998 98 Political/Campaign – Vice President Gore Appearance at AFL-CIO Awards Dinner, Dayton, Ohio Feb. 9, 2000 99 Political/Campaign – Hara Arena, Dayton, Ohio Sep. 23, 2000 100 Political/Campaign – Martin Sheen Talking Points, Fundraising Dinner Sep. 23, 2000 101 Political/Campaign – General Remarks Oct. 2000 102 Political/Campaign – Dayton Rotary Club Oct. 30, 2000 103 Political/Campaign – Dukakis Remarks Undated 104 Miscellaneous - 3rd National U.N. Reform Convention May 25, 1979 105 Miscellaneous - DESC Executive Development Association Lunch Aug. 7, 1979 106 Miscellaneous - “Toward Peace in the Middle East,” Christ United Methodist Church Oct. 7, 1979 107 Miscellaneous - Dayton Section American Society for Quality Control Feb. 11, 1982 108 Miscellaneous - IUE District Seven Council Feb. 11, 1982

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109 Miscellaneous - Federal Procurement Conference Jun. 7, 1983 110 Miscellaneous - 70th Conference of the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Seoul, Korea Oct. 5, 1983 111 Miscellaneous - Dayton Rotary Club Jul. 2, 1984 112 Miscellaneous - UAW Meeting, Dayton, Ohio Oct. 25, 1984 113 Miscellaneous - “How to Lobby,” World Vision Seminar May 1985 114 Miscellaneous - VA Band Shell Concert June 1985 115 Miscellaneous - First Southeast Dayton Days June 1985 116 Miscellaneous - Families & Friends of Missing Children Sep. 23, 1985 117 Miscellaneous - Greek Orthodox Church Consecration Banquet Oct. 5, 1985 118 Miscellaneous – Wright Memorial Chapter of the Air Force Association Apr. 14, 1986 119 Miscellaneous - Retired Officers Association Feb. 20, 1987 120 Miscellaneous - 15th Anniversary Dinner of Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 5434 Feb. 21, 1987 121 Miscellaneous – American Chemical Society Dayton Sect. May 15, 1987 122 Miscellaneous - 120th Anniversary of Dayton Veterans Hospital May 15, 1987 123 Miscellaneous - 100th Anniversary of Beth Jacob Congregation Sep. 13, 1987 124 Miscellaneous – Council for the Advancement of Citizenship May 13, 1988 125 Miscellaneous - Gilmore Pep Rally Oct. 8, 1988 126 Miscellaneous - Dayton Mortgage Bankers Association Oct. 18, 1988 127 Miscellaneous - 17th Annual Engineering Awards Banquet Nov. 3, 1988 128 Miscellaneous - Human Rights Day, Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton Dec. 8, 1988 129 Miscellaneous - Donation to the Other Place Nov. 5, 1990 130 Miscellaneous - Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce Sep. 13, 1991 131 Miscellaneous - Area Progress Council Nov. 2, 1991 132 Miscellaneous - Dayton Area Board of Realtors Jan. 7, 1993 133 Miscellaneous - “Capitol Club,” Phoenix Club, Cincinnati Sep. 11, 1993 134 Miscellaneous - 10th Annual Community Leader Visit May 16, 1994 135 Miscellaneous - EMTEC Press Conference Sep. 12, 1994 136 Miscellaneous - 1996 Democratic National Convention Aug. 27, 1996 137 Miscellaneous - Persecution of Christians Overseas, Cherrydale Baptist Church Sep. 29, 1996 138 Miscellaneous – Prayer Breakfast Mar. 15, 1997 139 Miscellaneous - Amarillo Prayer Breakfast Nov. 1997 140 Miscellaneous - Apology for Slavery, Springfield Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast Nov. 18, 1987 141 Miscellaneous - Inter-American Forum on Human Rights Nov. 20, 1997 142 Miscellaneous - News Conference Regarding GM/Delphi Apr. 25, 1998 143 Miscellaneous - Meeting with J.T. Battenberg, Delphi Apr. 27, 1998 144 Miscellaneous - Congressional Arts Competition,

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University of Dayton May 1998 145 Miscellaneous - 7th Annual World Trade Week, Sinclair Community College May 11, 1998 146 Miscellaneous - Peace Bridge Rally May 14, 1998 147 Miscellaneous - I-675 Tragedy, Centerville Jul. 2, 1998 148 Miscellaneous - Anniversary of Korean War Armistice Jul. 25, 1998 149 Miscellaneous - “My Purpose as a Politician, Husband & Father” Aug. 1998 150 Miscellaneous - “Is God a Republican or a Democrat?” Aug. 1998 151 Miscellaneous - Dayton View Post Office Groundbreaking Sep. 1998 152 Miscellaneous - Women’s Council of Realtors Sep. 21, 1998 153 Miscellaneous Sep. 26, 1998 154 Miscellaneous - Introduction of Rep. John Conyers, NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet Oct. 16, 1998 155 Miscellaneous - Middle East Peace Agreement Oct. 23, 1998 156 Miscellaneous – Miami Valley Heroes’ Breakfast Oct. 24, 1998 157 Miscellaneous - Miamisburg Rotary Club Luncheon Oct. 28, 1998 158 Miscellaneous - Wallace Kettering Neuroscience Institute Oct. 29, 1998 159 Miscellaneous - Individual Development Account Lunch Oct. 30, 1998 160 Miscellaneous - Dedication of Nocturne Nov. 21, 1998 161 Miscellaneous - HUD Conference Mar., 1999 162 Miscellaneous - Miamisburg Mound First Parcel of Land Transfer Mar. 22, 1999 163 Miscellaneous - Social Security Event Apr. 24, 1999 164 Miscellaneous - Ground Breaking of Downtown Baseball Stadium Apr. 26, 1999 165 Miscellaneous - Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce May 17, 1999 166 Miscellaneous - HOPE VI Celebration Sep. 8, 1999 167 Miscellaneous - UAW Local 696 60th Anniversary Dinner Oct. 10, 1999 168 Miscellaneous - PALS Walk for Life Oct. 16, 1999 169 Miscellaneous - Combined Meeting of Dayton Area Chapters of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers & the American Society of Mechanical Engineers Jan. 11, 2000 170 Miscellaneous - Anti-Violence Rally Apr. 7, 2000 171 Miscellaneous – City of Clayton Apr. 10, 2000 172 Miscellaneous - U.S. Air & Trade Show Jul. 22, 2000 173 Miscellaneous – Special Wish News Conference Sep. 23, 2000 174 Miscellaneous – Victory Theatre Dinner Sep. 23, 2000 175 Miscellaneous - McArthur Bus Delivery Oct. 25, 2000 176 Miscellaneous - 2000 Congressional Arts Competition May 2001 177 Miscellaneous - “Mothers in the Millennium,” Central Presbyterian Church May 13, 2001 178 Miscellaneous - HOPE VI Demolition Aug. 29, 2001 179 Miscellaneous - 9/11 Sympathies Sep. 2001 180 Miscellaneous - Mayor Dick Church’s Quarterly Business Luncheon Sep. 17, 2001

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181 Miscellaneous - HealthLink News Conference Oct. 15, 2001 182 Miscellaneous - LexisNexis World Headquarters Dec. 7, 2001 183 Miscellaneous - Purple Heart Presentation to Jim Snyder Jan. 25, 2002 184 Miscellaneous – 2001 3rd District Congressional Arts Competition May 2002 185 Miscellaneous - House of Bread Check Presentation Jul. 3, 2002 186 Miscellaneous - Farewell Reception Jul. 10, 2002 187 Miscellaneous - Dave Hall Plaza Ceremony Aug. 7, 2002 188 Miscellaneous – Items in a typical week Undated 189 Miscellaneous – Rules Committee Undated 190 Miscellaneous – My First Six Months in Office Undated 191 Miscellaneous – 96th Congress Undated 192 Miscellaneous – How Our Laws are Made Undated 193 Miscellaneous – Bell Helicopter Speech Undated 194 Miscellaneous – Ponderosa Good Government Program Undated 195 Miscellaneous – Wine Dealers Association Undated 196 Miscellaneous – Elementary & Secondary Education Act Undated 197 Miscellaneous – Local 1552 of Retail Clerks Union Undated 198 Miscellaneous – A Congressman, A Nice Guy Undated 199 Miscellaneous – Securing a Government Contract Undated 200 Miscellaneous – Meet the Candidates Undated 201 Miscellaneous – Jewish Acceptance Speech Undated 202 Miscellaneous – Foreign Policy Undated 203 Miscellaneous – IPU Conference Undated 204 Miscellaneous – Interesting Times Undated 205 Miscellaneous – Petrofsky Introduction Undated 206 Miscellaneous – Water Management Association of Ohio Undated 207 Miscellaneous – Energy Conservation Undated 208 Miscellaneous – Gasoline Hearings Undated 209 Miscellaneous – Realtors, Homebuilders & Automobile Dealers Undated 210 Miscellaneous – Pay & Benefits of Active & Retired Federal Employees Undated 211 Miscellaneous – American Bowling Congress Welcome Undated 212 Miscellaneous – Diabetes Association of the Dayton Area Undated 213 Miscellaneous – World Hiroshima Day Undated 214 Miscellaneous – Central American Education Day Undated 215 Miscellaneous – Myths Undated 216 Miscellaneous – Contractor’s Speech Undated 217 Miscellaneous – Hispanic Heritage Week Banquet Undated 218 Miscellaneous – Bogie Busters Undated 219 Miscellaneous – 102nd Labor Day Undated 220 Miscellaneous – Realtors 68th Annual Inaugural Banquet Undated 221 Miscellaneous – Contracting Undated 222 Miscellaneous – Area Progress Council Undated 223 Miscellaneous – U.D. Women in Business Conference Undated

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224 Miscellaneous – General Undated 225 Miscellaneous – The Middle East Undated 226 Miscellaneous – Anti-Incumbency Undated 227 Miscellaneous – Kettering Fairmont Life-Time Achievement Award Undated

90 1 Miscellaneous – Older Americans Undated 2 Miscellaneous – Middle East Undated 3 Miscellaneous – SBA Directors Undated 4 Miscellaneous – General Undated 5 Miscellaneous – Ohio Association of Administrators Of State and Federal Education Programs Undated 6 Miscellaneous – General Undated 7 Miscellaneous – Thank you for Reelection Support Undated 8 Miscellaneous – Service Stations and Competition Undated 9 Miscellaneous – UFCW, District 22 Undated 10 Miscellaneous – Campaign Undated 11 Miscellaneous – NARFE Congressional Luncheon Undated 12 Miscellaneous – Hunger Undated 13 Miscellaneous – Jefferson-Jackson Dinner Undated 14 Miscellaneous – Correspondence 1993 15 Miscellaneous – Notes/Memos 1993 16 Miscellaneous – Press 1993 17 Miscellaneous – Remarks 1993

Grants 91 1 Congressional Research Service – InfoPack – Grants & Grant Projects 1990-1994 2 Intake Forms Undated 3 Air Force Leg. Liason – Veda, Inc. Sep. 13, 1994 4 Contract Sec. Air Force – Decision Systems Technology Sep. 28, 1994 5 Contract Sec. Air Force – Lawrence Associates, Inc. Sep. 29, 1994 6 Contract Sec. Air Force – U. D. Research Institute Sep.29, 1994 7 Air Force – SEMCOR Inc. Apr. 10, 1995 8 Air Force – RCF Information Systems Mar. 3, 1995 9 Sec. Army – Simulation Technologies, Inc. Aug. 29, 1994 10 Sec. Army – Contract Announcement Oct. 4, 1994 11 Navy – Leland Electrosystems Jul. 22, 1994 12 Navy – Basewide Waste Treatment – DANIS Construction Sep. 27, 1994 13 American Red Cross – HIV/AIDS Chapter Grant Jun. 13, 1994 14 Department of Commerce – Giddings & Lewis Measurement Systems Apr. 29, 1994 15 Department of Commerce – U. D. MBDC Program (Business Development Services) Jun. 10, 1994 16 Department of Commerce – Dayton – TIIAP (Telecommunications & Information Infrastructure

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Assistance Program) Jul 8, 1994 17 Department of Commerce – Public Comment, Re. NOAA (National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration) Feb. 22, 1995 18 Wright-Patterson AFB – Four Seasons Environmental, Inc. Jun. 6, 1994 19 Corp. for National & Community Service – Ohio Crime Prevention Association Apr. 28, 1994 20 Criminal Justice Services – FY94 Formula Grant Award Sep. 7, 1994 21 DoD “Tools for Schools” 1993 - 1995 22 WSU/DoD – Environmental Scholarships/Fellowships Jul. 27, 1994 23 DoD Environmental Scholarships/Fellowships Grant Program Sep. 27, 1994 24 DESC/U.D. Research Institute/DLA Sep. 27, 1994 25 D. Ed. – Christa McAuliffe Fellowship (Ohio) Apr. 13, 1994 26 D. Ed. – FY94 Chapter 1 Allocation Apr. 14, 1994 27 D. Ed. – Ohio – Student Incentive Grant Program May 1994 28 D. Ed. – Federal Direct Student Loan Program May 12 1994 29 Goals 2000 – Guide to DoED Programs Jun. 1994 30 D. Ed. – 1994 Educational Opportunities Center Award Jun. 3, 1994 31 D. Ed. – Ohio Institute of Photography (Dayton) Direct Student Loan Jun. 9, 1994 32 D. Ed. – Undergraduate International Studies Jun. 17, 1994 33 D. Ed. – Ohio State Grants – Disabilities Jun. 29, 1994 34 D. Ed. – Foreign Languages Assistance Jul. 1, 1994 35 D. Ed. – FY1994 Chapter 2 Federal/State/Local Partnership for Education Improvement Jul. 7, 1994 36 D. Ed. – U. D., Fund for Improvement/Innovation Jul. 7, 1994 37 D. Ed. – Ohio Fund for Eisenhower Math, Science, & Foreign Language Assistance Jul. 18, 1994 38 D. Ed. – Combined Application Notice for Grant Programs Jul. 26, 1994 39 D. Ed – Access Center for Independent Living, Inc. Sep. 21, 1994 40 D. Ed – Paul Douglas Scholarships, State of Ohio Aug. 1994 41 D. Ed. – U. D. – Professional Development Program Sep. 2, 1994 42 Safe School Grant Programs, Huber Heights City Schools, Do Ed. Sep. 29, 1994 43 D. Ed. – WSU Direct Student Loan Program Nov. 16, 1994 44 D. Ed. – WSU for Training for Handicap Students Mar. 16, 1995 45 D. Ed. – WSU for the Business & International Education Program Mar. 24, 1995 46 D. Ed. – Direst Grant & Fellowship Programs (Register) Apr. 6, 1995 47 DOE – Small Business Innovation Research Jun. 21, 1994 48 DOE – Techmetals, Inc, Dayton, OH Jun. 29, 1994 49 DOE – Contract Notification – DOE Mound Plant Sep. 27, 1994 50 DOE – Miamisburg Community Park Project - City of Miamisburg Sep. 28, 1994 51 EPS – Wetlands Program, Miami Valley Open Space Council Jul. 27, 1994

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52 EPA – Wetlands Program, MVRPC Sep. 27, 1994 53 EPA – Combined Health District Dec. 19, 1994 54 Export-Import Bank of the U.S. – Duriron Company Mar./Oct.1994 55 FAA – Dayton International Airport Jun. 30, 1994 56 FAA – Dayton International Airport Aug. 26, 1994 57 GPO – Commercial Data Center, Miamisburg, OH Jun. 9, 1994 58 GSA – Exterior Paving, Repairs, Federal Building, U.S. Courthouse, Dayton, OH Sep. 30, 1994 59 GTE – Growth Initiatives for Teachers, Centerville H. S. Jun. 29, 1994 60 HHS – Greene county Combined Health District Mar. 31, 1994 61 HHS – WSU, Nurse Practitioner May 9, 1994 62 HHS – WSU, Establish Department of Family Medicine May 13, 1994 – Jun. 8, 1994 63 HHS – Diversion Alternatives for Youth May 27, 1994 64 HHS-Scholarship for Students of Exceptional Financial Need Jun. 1994 65 HHS-WSU –Financial Assistance for Disadvantaged Health Profession Students Jun. 1994 66 HHS –WSU- Mechanisms of Mammalian Neuronal Integration Jun. 27, 1994 67 HHS (Public Health Service) - Health Professions Student Loan/WSU Jul. 1994 68 HHS – WSU, Nursing Student Loan Program Jul. 1994 69 HHS –Aging’s Compendium of Active Grants Jul. 5, 1994 70 HHS – Nursing Education Opportunities, Sinclair College Jul. 8, 1994 71 HHS – Head Start, Miami Valley Child Development Center Jul. 14, 1994 72 HHS – Runaway/Homeless Youth Grant, Daybreak, Inc., Dayton Jul. 29, 1994-Sep. 23, 1994 73 HHS – Head Start, Miami Valley Child Development Center Aug. 11, 1994 74 HHS – Scholarships for Disadvantaged Students/ WSU (Public Health Service) Sep. 1994 75 HHS – High School Minority Student/Teacher Science Enrichment/WSU Sep. 27, 1994 76 HHS (HCFA) – CHF Outreach Project, Miami Valley Hospital Sep. 29, 1994 77 HHS – Domestic Violence/Child Protective Services, Artemis House Sep. 9, 1994 78 HHS – Substance Abuse Prevention, Daybreak Inc., Dayton, OH Sep. 29, 1994 79 HHS – Grant Announcements Oct/Nov 1994 80 HHS – Community Human Services, Dayton, OH Oct. 27, 1994 81 HHS – Miami Valley Child Development (Head Start) Jan. 20, 1995 82 HHS – Montgomery County Community Action Agency (Head Start) Jan. 10, 1995

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83 HUD – Stratford Place Drug Elimination Mar. 29, 1994 84 HUD – HOME Investment Partnership Program May 18, 1994 85 HUD – City of Dayton CDBG Monies May 18, 1994 86 HUD – Improved Solutions for Urban Systems, Inc., “Youthbuild Implementation Grant” Jul. 5, 1994 87 HUD – Kettering CDBG Monies Jun. 18, 1995 88 HUD – Lead Base Paint Abatement Proposal, City of Dayton Jun. 24, 1994 89 HUD – HOME Investment Partnership, City of Dayton Jun. 30, 1994 90 HUD – CDBG Grant for Montgomery County Sep. 12, 1994 91 HUD – Housing Counseling Grants, MCCAA Sep. 19, 1994 92 HUD – Vacancy Reduction Grant, Dayton Housing Authority Sep. 19, 1994 93 HUD – FY94 Comprehensive Grant Program, Dayton Metropolitan Housing Program Sep. 23, 1994 94 HUD – FY94 Public & Indian Housing Drug Elimination Program, Dayton Metropolitan Housing Authority Sep. 28, 1994 95 HUD – Economic Development Initiative, Dayton Sep. 30, 1994 96 HUD – Section 8, Fair Share Allocation, Dayton Metropolitan Housing Authority Oct. 7, 1994 97 HUD – City of Dayton, FY1995 Loan Guarantee Commitment, Town Centers Mar. 21, 1995 98 Interior – Outdoor Recreation, Huber Heights, OH Pool May 27, 1994 99 Interior – Ohio Historical Society Dec. 21, 1994 100 Justice – Grant Announcements Feb. 1994 101 Justice – Crime Victims Compensation (OH) Jun. 14, 1994 102 Justice – Ohio Victim Assistance Program Jun. 27, 1994 103 Justice – Correctional Options Grant Program, Montgomery County Court, Common Pleas Sep. 30, 1994 104 Justice – Rural State Crime Prevention, Ohio Crime Prevention Assoc. Sep. 30, 1994 105 Justice – 1995 Funding Applications for Byrne Memorial Drug Control & System Improvement Program Mar. 27, 1995 106 Labor – General Dynamics Land Systems, Job Training Partnership Act May 23, 1994 107 Labor – Employment/Training Administration for Dislocated Workers in Ohio Jun. 15, 1994 108 Labor – Job Training Partnership, EG&G Mound Workers Jul. 12, 1994 109 Montgomery County Community Action Agency (MCCAA) Renovation of C. J. McLin Jr. Family Service Center 1994 110 National Park Service – Urban Park & Recreation Recovery Program – Dayton, OH May 18, 1994 111 NE – Midwest Congressional Coalition – Ohio Federal Spending Report, FY 1991-1993 Oct. 1994 112 NEA – FY93 Grants Mar. 1994

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113 NEA – Dayton Opera Association Mar. 24, 1994 114 NEA – Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Apr. 1, 1994 115 NEA – Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Coffee Concerts Jun 10, 1994 116 NEA – Dayton Art Institute, ‘Southwest Light” Jul. 12, 1994 117 NEA – Miami Valley Cultural Alliance Aug. 1, 1994 118 NEA – Cityfolk Aug. 30, 1994 119 NEA – Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild & Cityfolk Jan. 17, 1995 120 NEA – Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Jan. 23, 1995 121 NEA – Cityfolk Jan. 24, 1995 122 NEA – Dayton Philharmonic Feb. 24, 1995 123 NEA – Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Mar. 22, 1995 124 NEA – Dayton Art Institute Mar. 25, 1995 125 NEA – U. D., Dr. Richard Benedum Aug. 10, 1994 126 NIH, National Cancer Institute – WSU (Dr. Steven Berberich) Mar. 30, 1995 127 NIH, National Cancer Institute – Hipple Cancer Research Corp. Apr. 18, 1995 128 NEA – Dayton Philharmonic & Dayton Contemporary Dance Guild Apr. 19, 1995 129 NIH, National Eye Institute – WSU (Dr. Daniel Organisciak) Mar. 16, 1994 130 ODOT – Two Dayton Bikeway Projects Jan. 1995 131 State Library of Ohio – Dayton/Montgomery County Public Library May 13, 1994 132 State Library of Ohio – Library Service & Construction Grant, Dayton/Montgomery Co. Library Sep. 14, 1994 133 VA – Medical Research Grant, Dr. Cassandra C. Paul May 26, 1994 134 VA – James Dell Veteran Drug Testing May 27, 1994 135 VA – Grant Announcement Jun. 1994 136 TRW – Integrated Engineering Division – Ohio Fingerprint System Jun. 15, 1994 137 VA – Dayton Veteran Affairs Medical Center (Wise Construction Co.) Apr. 19, 1995 138 Contracts Awarded 1996 139 Contracts Awarded 1997 140 Contracts Awarded 1998 141 Contracts Awarded 1999 142 Contracts Awarded 2000 143 Contracts Awarded 2001 144 Contracts Awarded 2002

Privately Sponsored Travel 92 1 Prayer Breakfasts 1988 – 1989 2 Asia & Africa 1989 3 California (Electronic & Industries) (11/19 – 11/22) 1989 4 Egypt (11/19 – 11/28) 1993

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5 England & Scotland (6/26 – 7/8) 1997 6 Hawaii & Vapay (8/20 – 8/29) 1997 7 Slovenia & India (10/9 – 10/23) 1997 8 Springfield, IL (11/17 – 11/18) 1997 9 Amarillo, TX (11/24 – 11/28) 1997 10 Barbados (2/13 – 2/22) 1998 11 South Africa (4/7 – 4/17) 1998 12 Orange Co., California (6/19 – 6/21) 1998 13 Italy (11/27 – 12/9) 1998 14 Westmont College (1/23 – 1/26) 1999 15 Bipartisan Retreat (3/19 – 3/21) 1999 16 Greece/Algeria (9/1 – 9/15) 1999 17 Hawaii (2/18 – 2/20) 2000 18 Minneapolis (4/1 – 4/2) 2000 19 Belgium (7/13 – 7/17) 2000 20 Grand Caymans (1/12 – 1/17) 2001 21 Bipartisan Retreat (3/9 – 3/11) 2001 22 Lebanon/Jordan (4/10 – 4/22) 2001 23 San Diego (4/27 – 4/30) 2001 24 White Plains, NY (5/20 – 5/21) 2001 25 Bermuda (11/15 – 11/19) 2001 26 Denison University (5/11 – 5/12) 2002

Gessel Files 93 1 Dear Colleague Letter Copies Mar. 1992 2 Regulations on the Use of the Congressional Frank… and Rules of Practice in Proceedings Jan. 1993 3 Miscellaneous Press Memos 1981 – 1985 4 Memos & Miscellaneous 1982 – 1983 5 Memos & Miscellaneous 1985 6 Memos & Miscellaneous 1986 7 Memos & Miscellaneous 1987 8 Memos & Miscellaneous 1988 9 Memos & Miscellaneous 1989 10 Memos & Miscellaneous 1990 11 Memos & Miscellaneous 1991 12 Memos & Miscellaneous 1992 13 Memos & Miscellaneous 1993 14 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1979 15 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1981 16 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1982 17 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1983 18 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1984 19 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1985 20 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1986 21 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1987-1988

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22 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1989 23 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1990 24 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1991 25 Speeches, Interviews, Statements 1992 26 E.O. 12291 Regulatory Review 1992 27 Campaign 1998 1998 28 Campaign 1988 – Photographs, Negatives & Slides 1998 29 Candidate Surveys 1979 – 1980 30 H – Connector Demonstration Project, Montgomery Co., May 12, 1994

Gail Amidzich Files 94 1 Memos to Tony Hall 1986-1988 2 Luncheons & Invitations 1987-1988 3 Cosigns 1987-1988 4 Memos to Tony Hall (1 of 3) 1987-1988 5 Memos to Tony Hall (2 of 3) 1987-1988 6 Memos to Tony Hall (3 of 3) 1987-1988 95 1 103rd Congress - Question & Answer Books 1994 96 1 104th Congress - Question & Answer Books 1995 97 1 105th Congress - Question & Answer Books 1998 98 1 Guest Registers 1979-1990, 1996-2001

Janet Hall Projects and Correspondence 98A 1 World Hunger Information Center – General Information 1984 2 “A Woman’s Heart,” Meeting with Congressional Wives Nov. 28, 1984 3 Congressional Wives Africa Briefing Sept. 28, 1984 4 Project Mercy 1985-1986 5 Holiday in ’85, Dayton, OH 1985 6 World Vision International, Information & Correspondence 1985-1986 7 World Vision Seminar Apr. 1985 8 Spring Anti-Hunger Event, Washington, D.C. 1985 9 Spring Hunger Event – Underwriting & Financing 1985-1986 10 Spring Hunger Event – Kennedy Center Information 1985-1986 11 Spring Hunger Event – Kennedy Center – Others of Assistance 1985-1986 12 Spring Hunger Event – AT&T Sponsorship 1985-1986 13 Spring Hunger Event – General Information & Structure 1985-1986 14 Spring Hunger Event – Kennedy Center – Key Items/Finance 1985-1986 15 Hunger Correspondence 1985-1986 16 Hunger Project Fundraiser Mar. 1986

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99th Congress 99 1 Organizational Meeting – Select Committee on Hunger May 1, 1984 2 Committee Print - Special Report on Applying U.S. Food Surpluses to the Problems of Hunger May 1985 3 99-2 International Nutrition & Health May 16, 1985 4 99-3, Health Consequences of Hunger on U.S. Infants & Children May 23, 1985 5 99-5, Coordination & Simplification of Domestic Federal Assistance Programs Jul 9, 1985 6 Committee Print - A Review of Selected Studies on World Hunger Sept. 1985 7 99-7 – Poverty & Hunger in the Black Family Sept. 26, 1985 8 99-8 – Appalachia: Rural Hunger & the Economics of Hunger Oct. 22, 1985 9 99-10 – Immunizing the World’s Children by 1990 Nov. 14, 1985 10 99-11 – Famine & Recovery in Africa Dec. 5, 1985 11 99-17, Self Help Programs May 15, 1986 12 Hearing 99-21 – Environment Degradation: Linkages to Hunger/U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance Program Jul 24, 1986 13 99-22. Hunger Among Migrant & Seasonal Farmworkers Jul 31. 1986 14 99-23, Poverty, Hunger & the Welfare System Aug. 5, 1986 15 Committee Print – Enhancing the Effectiveness of the U. S. Government’s Foreign Disaster Assistance Program: A Policy Analysis and Review with Recommendation Sep. 1986 16 Committee Print – Trends in Foreign Aid, 1977-86 Nov. 1986 17 99-1020, Progress Report on the Activities of the Select Committee on Hunger Dec 18, 1986

100th Congress 18 Committee Print – Alleviating World Hunger: Literacy and School Feeding Programs Mar. 1987 19 Committee Print - Hunger Among the Homeless: A Survey of 140 Shelters, Food Stamp Participation, & Recommendations Mar 1987 20 100-3, Basic Education in Developing Countries Mar 5, 1987 21 100-5, Eradication of Guinea Worm Disease Mar 17, 1987 22 Committee Print – Eradication of Guinea Worm Disease Apr. 1987 23 100-7, Role of Federal Assistance Programs in Strategies to Reduce Infant Mortality Apr 29, 1987 24 100-13. Assessing the Effectiveness of Federal Assistance Programs in Rural Mississippi Jul 24, 1987 25 100-14, Role of Gleaning in Efforts to Alleviate Hunger Aug. 5, 1987 26 100-15, Continuing Efforts to Coordinate & Simplify Major Federal Assistance Programs Sept. 30, 1987

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27 100-18, Renewed Challenge in Ethiopia Oct. 08, 1987 28 Committee Print – Access and Availability of Credit to the Poor in Developing Countries and the United States Dec. 1987 29 Committee Print – Obtaining Food: Shopping Constraints on the Poor Dec. 1987 30 100-25, Self-Employment for the Poor: The Potential of Micro-Enterprise Credit Programs Apr. 20, 1988 31 100-28, Appalachia Revisited: The Persistence of Hunger & Poverty in West Virginia Jun 24, 1988 32 100-30, Ethiopia & Sudan: Warfare, Politics, & Famine Jul 14, 1988 33 100-31, Hunger Emergency Assistance & Relief Trust Act of 1987: Individual Giving to Alleviate World Hunger Aug. 4, 1988 34 Committee Print – Strategies for Expanding the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children Participation: A Survey of WIC Directors Oct. 1988 35 100-32, Infant Survival: A Challenge for the South Oct. 10, 1988 36 100-1107, Progress Report of the Select Committee on Hunger Dec. 13, 1988

101st Congress 37 Committee Print – Satellite Technology and World Food Security Oct. 1989 38 Committee Print – Food Security in the United States Oct. 1990 39 Committee Print – Infant Mortality Within Minority and Rural Communities: A Global Perspective on Causes and Solutions Oct. 15, 1990 40 101-1002, Progress Report of the Select Committee on Hunger Dec. 21, 1990 41 101-1, Politics of Hunger in the Sudan Mar. 2, 1989 42 101-2, Food Security & Methods of Assessing Hunger in the United States Mar. 23, 1989 43 101-3, Improving the Health of the Poor: A Development Cornerstone Apr. 6, 1989 44 101-4, Development: What Works Apr. 13, 1989 45 101-5, Health Strategies for U.S. Children: Lessons from the Third World Apr. 27, 1989 46 101-6, Colonias: A Third World Within Our Borders May 15, 1989 47 101-7, Role of Private Voluntary Organizations in the U.S. Foreign Assistance Program May 23, 1989

100 1 101-8, Hunger & Poverty Among Single Persons: Is There A Safety Net for Them? Jun 15, 1989 2 101-9, Restructuring Food Aid: Time for a Change? Jun 22, 1989 3 101-10, Automation of Public Assistance Programs: Increasing Access, Efficiency, & Utilization Through Automation Jul 20, 1989

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4 Hearing 101-11 – Energy & Development July 25, 1989 5 Hearing 101-12 – Humanitarian Needs in Afghanistan July 27, 1989 6 Joint Hearing 101-13 – National WIC Week Jan. 24, 1990 7 Hearing 101-14 – Crisis on the Third World Refugees Feb. 8, 1990 8 Hearing 101-15 – Standing Rock Sioux Reservation Feb. 26, 1990 9 Joint Hearing 101-16 – Famine in Ethiopia Feb. 28, 1990 10 Joint Hearing 101-17 – War & Famine in the Sudan Mar. 15, 1990 11 Hearing 101-18 – An Examination of Issues… Apr. 6, 1990 12 Hearing 101-19 – Famine Relief in Ethiopia May 8, 1990 13 Hearing 101-20 – Persistence of Hunger in Prosperous Communities May 30, 1990 14 Hearing 101-21 – World Bank & Poverty Alleviation June 20, 1990 15 Hearing 101-22 – A.I.D.S Priorities July 25, 1990 16 Hearing 101-23 – Strategies for Overcoming Hunger Sept. 26, 1990 17 Hearing 101-24 – Redrawing the Poverty Line Oct. 4, 1990 18 Hearing 101-25 – Food for the Future Oct. 16, 1990 19 Hearing 101-26 – U.S. Response to Hunger & Poverty in Central America Dec. 6, 1990

102nd Congress 20 102-523 – Progress Report of the Select Committee on Hunger May 14, 1992 21 102-1011 – Conference Report Oct. 4, 1992 22 102-1099 – Progress Report of the Select Committee on Hunger Dec. 31, 1992 23 Hearing 102-1 – Food Assistance in Rural Communities Apr. 5, 1992 24 Hearing 102-2 – Hearing on Refugees Apr. 19, 1991 25 Hearing 102-3 – Coordination & Simplification of Public Assistance Programs Apr. 23, 1991 26 Hearing 102-4 – Global Hunger in 1991 Apr. 25, 1991 27 Hearing 102-5 – Mississippi Revisited May 3, 1991 28 Hearing 102-6 – Hearing on AIDS June 13, 1991 29 Hearing 102-7 – Hearing on Appalachia July 22, 1991 30 Hearing 102-8 – Food Aid July 24, 1991 31 Hearing 102-9 – New Perspectives on Urban Poverty & Microeconomic Development July 25, 1991 32 Hearing 102-10 – Decades of Disasters July 30, 1991 33 Hearing 102-11 – Humanitarian Dilemma in Iraq Aug. 1, 1991 34 Hearing 102-12 – An Examination of Barriers to Pre & Postnatal Care for High Risk Women & Infants Sept. 12, 1991 35 Hearing 102-13 – Breastfeeding Oct. 3, 1991

101 1 Hearing 102-14 – New Strategies for Alleviating Poverty Oct. 9, 1991 2 Hearing 102-15 – Beyond Food Aid Oct. 16, 1991 3 Hearing 102-16 – Hunger in the Soviet Union Oct. 31, 1991 4 Hearing 102-17 – Street Children Nov. 7, 1991

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5 Hearing 102-18 – Humanitarian Crisis in Iraq Nov. 13, 1991 6 Hearing 102-19 – Urbanization in the Developing World Nov. 14, 1991 7 Hearing 102-20 – Humanitarian Tragedy in Somalia Jan. 30, 1992 8 Hearing 102-21 – International Conference on Nutrition Mar. 11, 1992 9 Hearing 102-22 – The Future of Humanitarian Assistance in Iraq Mar. 18, 1992 10 Hearing 102-23 – Beyond Public Assistance Mar. 25, 1992 11 Hearing 102-24 – Hunger-Free Communities Apr. 2, 1992 12 Hearing 102-25 – Federal Policy Perspectives On Welfare Reform Apr. 9, 1992 13 Hearing 102-26 – Our Welfare System Apr. 13, 1992 14 Hearing 102-27 – Humanitarian Assistance to the Common Wealth of Independent States Apr. 27, 1992 15 Joint Hearing 102-29 – Southern Africa’s Drought May 6, 1992 16 Hearing 102-30 – Innovations, New Directions, & New Convergences in Poverty Alleviation May 21, 1992 17 Hearing 102-31 – Breastfeeding in the U.S. May 28, 1992 18 Hearing 102-32 – World Bank in 1992 June 3, 1992 19 Hearing 102-33 – State & Local Perspectives on Welfare Reform June 4, 1992 20 Hearing 102-34 – Humanitarian Conditions in Haiti June 11, 1992 21 Hearing 102-35 – Somalia July 22, 1992 22 Hearing 102-36 – Reinvesting in America Sept. 24, 1992 23 Hearing 102-37 – Humanitarian Intervention Sept. 25, 1992 24 Hearing 102-38 – Urban Grocery Gap Sept. 30, 1992 25 Hearing 102-39 – Rethinking Poverty Policy Oct. 2, 1992

103rd Congress 26 Informal Hearing 103-1 – Round Table on the Sudan Feb. 23, 1993 27 Informal Hearing 103-2 – Humanitarian Crisis in Armenia Mar. 11, 1993 28 Hearing 103-19 – International Hunger Crisis Apr. 29, Jun. 10-11, Jul. 20, 1993

Bound Volumes 102 1 Hearings – 100th Congress, 1987-1988 (Vol. 1 of 2) 1988 2 Hearings – 100th Congress, 1987-1988 (Vol. 2 of 2) 1988 3 Hearings – 102nd Congress, 102-1 through 102-16, 1991-1992, (Vol. 1 of 3) 1992 4 Hearings – 102nd Congress, 102-17 through 102-30, 1991-1992, (Vol. 2 of 3) 1992 5 Hearings – 102nd Congress, 102-31 through 102-39, 1991-1992, (Vol. 3 of 3) 1992

Subseries IVB: House Committee on the Judiciary

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103 1 House Document 105-310, Communication from Kenneth W. Starr, Independent Counsel, Transmitting a Referral to The United States House of Representatives Filed in Conformity with the Requirements of Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c). Sep 11, 1998

2 House Document 105-311, Part 1, Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, Transmitting Appendices to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 9, 1998

3 House Document 105-311, Part 2, Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, Transmitting Appendices to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 9, 1998

4 House Document 105-316, Part 1, Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, Transmitting Supplemental Materials to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 9, 1998

5 House Document 105-316, Part 2, Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, Transmitting Supplemental Materials to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 9, 1998

6 House Document 105-316, Part 3, Communication from the Office of the Independent Counsel, Kenneth W. Starr, Transmitting Supplemental Materials to the Referral to the United States House of Representatives Pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 595(c) Submitted by the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 9, 1998

7 House Document 105-317, Communication from The Committee on the Judiciary, Transmitting the Preliminary Memorandum of the President of the United States

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Concerning the Referral of the Office of the Independent Counsel and the Initial Response of the President of the United States to the Referral of the Office of the Independent Counsel Sep 28, 1998

Subseries IVC: House Committee on Standards of Official Conduct

Box File Description Date

103 8 In the Matter of Speaker Newt Gingrich, Report of the Counsel for the Respondent Jan 16, 1997

9 In the Matter of Speaker Newt Gingrich, Report of the Committee Jan 17, 1997

10 Report 107-594, Volume 1, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

11 Report 107-594, Volume 2, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

12 Report 107-594, Volume 3, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

13 Report 107-594, Volume 4, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

14 Report 107-594, Volume 5, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

15 Report 107-594, Volume 6, Report of the Committee on Standards of Official Conduct in the Matter of Representative James A. Traficant, Jr. Jul 19, 2002

Subseries IVD: Miscellaneous Reports

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96th Congress

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104 1 Committee Print – Peace in the Middle East: Progress and Prospects (Report of a Study Mission to Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, & Israel, November 16-27, 1979) Dec. 1979

98th Congress 2 S. Hearing. 98-457, Miscellaneous Energy & Agricultural Tax Bills Jul. 18, 1983 3 98-616, Part I, Water Resources Conservation, Development, and Infrastructure Improvement and Rehabilitation Act of 1983 Mar. 8, 1984

99th Congress 4 99-251, Part I, Water Resources Conservation, Development, and Infrastructure Improvement and Rehabilitation Act of 1985 Aug. 1, 1985

101st Congress 5 101-419, Funding of Investigations and Studies by Standing & Select Committees 1990

102nd Congress 6 Hearing - Serial 5-9 – Women, Infants, & Children (WIC) June 27, 1990 7 Hearing – Conflict & Famine in the Horn of Africa May 30, 1991 8 Joint Hearing – Serial 2-3 – Microeconomic Development Strategies for Rural America July 18, 1991 9 Public Law 102-341, Appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development & FDA FY Ending Sept. 30, 1992 Aug. 14, 1992 10 Report 102-371 – Departments of Labor, Health & Human Services, & Education and Related Agencies Appropriation Bill, 1993 1992 11 Report 102-450 – Concurrent Resolution in the Budget FY 1993 1992 12 Report 102-631 – Revenue Act of 1992 1992 13 Report 102-708 – Departments of Labor, Health & Human Services, and Education Appropriations Bill, 1993 1992 14 Report 102-811 – Job Training Reform Amendments 1992 15 Report 102-815 – Appropriations for Agriculture, Rural Development, FDC, etc., FY Ending Sept. 30, 1993 1992 16 Report 102-901 – Making Appropriations for the Dept. of Interior & Related Agencies, FY Ending Sept. 30, 1993 1992 17 Report 102-902 – Appropriations for Depts. of Veteran Affairs, Housing, & Urban Development, etc. FY Ending Sept. 30, 1993 1992 18 Report 102-918 – Appropriations for Depts. of Commerce, Justice, State, etc. FY Ending Sept. 30, 1993 1992

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103rd Congress 19 Report 103-535 – PT 1, Healthy Meals for Health Americans Act of 1994 1994

105th Congress 20 Department of Defense Base Closure and Federal Property Disposal Authorities (BRAC 1997) (File 1 of 2) Feb. 19, 1997 21 Department of Defense Base Closure and Federal Property Disposal Authorities (BRAC 1997) (File 2 of 2) Feb. 19, 1997

Bound Volume 22 Committee on Foreign Affairs, 96th Congress, Vol. XXXIII – Committee Prints 1998

Series V: House Committee Work Files

Subseries VA: House Committee on Rules

Box File Description Date

105 1 H. Res. 134 – Publication of Members Signing a Discharge Motion (1 of 2) Sept. 1993 2 H. Res. 134 – Publication of Members Signing a Discharge Motion (2 of 2) Sept.1993 3 H.R. 20 – Federal Employees Political Activities Act Sept. 1993 4 Propose House Rule Changes, 103rd Congress (1 of 2) 1992-1993 5 Propose House Rule Changes, 103rd Congress (2 of 2) 1992-1993 6 Save House Select Committee on Hunger 1990 7 S. 24 – Independent Counsel Reauthorization Act May 1994 8 S. 208 – National Pork Service Concessions Policy Act Jul. 1994 9 S. 636 – Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances May 1994 10 H.R. 1188 – Anti-Redlining in Insurance Disclosure Act Jul. 1994 11 Black Lung Benefits Restoration Act May 1994 12 H.R. 2442 – Economic Development Reauthorization Act May 1994 13 H.R. 2473 – Montana Wilderness Act May 1994 14 H.R. 2866 – Headwaters Forest Act Sept. 1994 15 H.R. 3171-Dept. of Agriculture Reorganization Act Sept. 1994 16 H.R. 3221 – Iraq Claims Act Apr. 1994 17 H.R. 3345 – Federal Worker Buyout Legislation Mar. 1994 18 H.R. 3739 – Export Administration Act June 1994 19 H.R. 3801 – Legislative Reorganization Act (1of2) Mar. 1994 20 H.R. 3801 – Legislative Reorganization Act (2of2) Mar. 1994 21 H.R. 3838 – Housing & Community Development Act Jul. 1994 22 H.R. 3841 – Conference Reports on Interstate Banking & Community Banking Aug. 1994 23 H.R. 3870 – Environmental Technologies Act Jul. 1994

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24 H.R. 4003 – Maritime Administration & Promotional Reform Act Aug. 1994 25 H.R. 4217 – Federal Crop Insurance Reform Act Aug. 1994 26 H.R. 4296 – Public Safety & Recreational Firearms Use Protection Act May 1994 27 H.R. 4299 – Intelligence Authorizations, FY 1995 Sept. 1994 28 H.R. 4385 – National Highways System Designation Act May 1994 29 H.R. 4422 – Coast Guard Authorizations, FY 1995 Sept. 1994 30 H.R. 4448 – Lowell National Historical Park Sept. 1994 31 H.R. 4539 – Treasury – Postal Appropriations FY 1995 June 1994 32 H.R. 4554 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1995 June 1994 33 H.R. 4556 – Transportation Appropriations FY 1995 June 1994 34 H.R. 4560 – DOD Appropriations, FY 1995 Sept. 1994 35 H.R. 4600 – Expedited Rescissions Act June 1994 36 H.R. 4602 – Interior Appropriations, FY 1995 June 1994 37 H.R. 4649 – D.C. Appropriations, FY 1995 June 1994 38 H.R. 4801 – Small Business Reauthorization and Amendment Act Jul. 1994 39 H.R. 4916 – Superfund Reform Act Sept. 1994 40 H.R. – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 1995 Jun 1994 41 H.R. – Dept. of Defense Appropriation, FY 1995 Jun 1994 42 China’s Most Favored Nation Status Aug. 1994 43 H.R. 3801 – Legislative Reorganization Act Mar. 1994 44 Balanced Budget Backup (H.J. Res. 1) 1995 45 Rules Backup (Term Limits) (H.J. Res. 2) 1995 46 H.J. Res. 108 – Continuing Appropriations, FY 1996 Sept. 1995 47 H. Res. 175 – Conference on FY 1996 Budget Resolution Jun. 29, 1995 48 H. Res. 250 – Gift Reform Nov. 1995 49 H. Res. 369 – Obtaining Testimony on White House Travel Office (Travelgate) Mar. 1995 50 H. Res. 147 – Motion on Line Item May 17, 1995 51 H. Res. 148 (S. 219) – Motion on Regulatory Moratorium May 17, 1995 52 H. Res. 119 (H.R. 4) – Personal Responsibility (Welfare Rules Remarks) Mar. 1995 53 TPH Amend. To H.R. 5, Unfunded Mandates (Entitlements) Jan. 31, 1995 54 H. Res. 83 (H.R. 7) – National Security Reutilization Act Feb. 13, 1995 55 H.R. 252-Improve Operation of Legislative Branch Jan. 1995

106 1 H. Res. 52 (H.R. 400) – Anaktuvuk Pass Park Feb. 1, 1995 2 H. Res. 126 (H.R. 660) – Housing for Older Persons Apr. 6, 1995 3 H. Res. 60 (H.R. 665) – Victims Restitution Feb. 7, 1995 4 H.R. 743 – Teamwork for Employees & Managers Act Sept. 1995 5 H. Res. 100 (H.R. 926) – Regulatory Flexibility Feb. 28, 1995

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6 H. Res. 104 (H.R. 998) – Attorney Accountability Mar. 6, 1995 7 H.R. 1058 – Private Securities Litigation Reform Act Dec. 1995 8 H.R. 1162 - Deficit Reduction Lock-Box Act Sept. 1995 9 H.R. 1170 – 3-Judge Court for Certain Injunctions Sept. 1995 10 H. Res. 160 (H.R. 1535) – Expatriation Tax Rules May 25, 1995 11 H. Res. 156 (H.R. 1561) – 2nd Rule Foreign Aid Authorization Jun. 1995 12 H.R 1601 – International Space Station Authorization Act Sept. 1995 13 H.R. 1617 – Consolidate & Reform Workforce Development & Literacy Program (CAREERS Act) Sept. 1995 14 H.R. 1670 – Federal Acquisition Reform Act Sept. 1995 15 H. Res. 167 (H.R. 1817) – Mil Con Appropriation, 1996 Jun 16, 1995 16 H.R. 1868 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 1996 Dec. 1, 1995 17 H. Res. 155 (H.R. 1868) – Foreign Aid Authorization, 1996 (2 of 2) May 23, 1995 18 H. Res. 188 (H.R. 1979) – Agriculture Appropriations, 1996 Jul. 17, 1995 19 H.R. 1977 – Interior Appropriations, FY 1996 Sept. 1995 20 H. Res. 193 (H.R. 2058) MFN China Bills Jul. 29, 1995 21 H. Res. 198 (H.R. 2076) – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriation, 1996 Jul. 25, 1995 22 H.R. 2126 – Defense Appropriations, FY 1996 Sept. 1996 23 H.R. 2274 – National Highway System Designation Act Sept. 1995 24 H.R. 2405 – Omnibus Civilian Science Authorization Act Sept. 1995 25 H.R. 2586 – Temporary Increase in Statutory Debt Limit Nov. 1995 26 H.R. 2621 – Public Debt Limit Dec. 1995 27 H.R. 2684 – Senior Citizens Right to Work Act Dec. 1995 28 Rules Committee Quotes 1995 29 H.J. Res. 182 – Disapproval of Most Favored Nation Status for China Jun 1996 30 H. Res. 416 – Establish Select Committee on International Relations (Bosnia) Apr. 1996 31 H. Con. Res. 178 – Budget Resolution, FY 1997 Jun. 1996 32 H.R. 123 – English as Official Language of Gov. Jul. 1996 33 H.R. 1561 – Foreign Relations Authorization Act, FY 1996 & 1997 Mar. 1996 34 H.R. 1858 – Financial Institutions Regulatory Relief Act Sept. 1996 35 H.R. 2202 – Illegal Immigration Reform & Immigrant Responsibility Act Sept. 1996 36 H.R. 2391 – Working Families Flexibility Act Jul. 1996 37 H.R. 2406 – U.S. Housing Act May 1996 38 H.R. 2641–U.S. Marshals Service Improvement Act May 1996 39 H.R. 2754 – Shipbuilding Trade Agreement Act Jun. 1996 40 H.R. 2823 – International Dolphin Conservation Program Act Jul. 1996 41 H.R. 3024 – U.S. Puerto Rico Political Status Act Sept. 1996

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42 H.R.3136-Contract with America Advancement Act Mar. 1996 43 H.R. 3144 – Defend America Act May 1996 44 H.R. 3230 – Defense Authorization, FY 1997 May 1996 45 H.R. 3259 – Intelligence Authorization, FY 1997 May 1996 46 H.R. 3268 – IDEA Improvement Act Jun. 1996 47 H.R. 3286 – Adoption Promotion & Stability Act May 1996 48 H.R. 3308 – U.S. Armed Forces Protection Act Sept. 1996 49 H.R. 3415 – Repeal of 4.3 cent Gas Tax Increase May 1996 50 H.R. 3448 & H.R. 1227 – Small Business Job Protection Act May 1996 51 H.R. 3517 – Military Construction Appropriation, FY 1997 Aug. 1996 52 H.R. 3540 – Foreign Operations Appropriation, FY 1997 Jun. 1996 53 H.R. 3603 – Agriculture Appropriation, FY 1997 Jun. 1996 54 H.R. 3610 – Defense Appropriations, FY 1997 Jun. 1996 55 H.R. 3662 – Interior Appropriations, FY 1997 Jun. 1996

107 1 H.R. 3666 – VA-HUD Appropriations, FY 1997 Sept. 1996 2 H.R. 3675 – Transportation Appropriations Jun. 1996 3 H.R. 3719 – Small Business Programs Improvement Act Sept. 1996 4 H.R. 3734 – Welfare & Medicaid Reform Act Jul. 1996 5 H.R. 3754 – Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY 1997 Jul. 1996 6 H.R. 3755 – Labor, Health, Human Services, & Education Appropriations, FY 1997 Jul. 1996 7 H.R. 3760 – Campaign Finance Reform Act Jul. 1996 8 Bipartisan Reform Team – Rules & Organization of The House 1996 9 Building of Change Preparing for the 105th Congress 1996 10 Hunger and the Rules Committee Dec. 1996 11 Miscellaneous H.R.’s 1996 12 Miscellaneous Notices 1996 13 Miscellaneous H. Res. 1996 14 H. Res. 91 – Committee Funding Resolution Mar. 1997 15 H. Res. 129 – Committee Funding Resolution Apr. 1997 16 H. Res. 168 – Implement Recommendation of House Ethics Reform Task Force Sept. 1997 17 H. Res. 203 – Waiving Certain Enrollment Requirements Jul. 1997 18 H. Res. 244 – Subpoena Enforcement, Dornan vs. Sanchez Sept. 1997 19 H. Res. 298 – Witness Rights Oct. 1997 20 H.J. Res. 58 – Disapproving Mexican Drug Certification Mar. 1997 21 H.J. res. 62 – Tax Limitation Constitutional Amend. Apr. 1997 22 H. Con. Res. 84 – Concurrent Budget Resolution May 1997 23 S.1228-50 States commemorative Coin Program Act Nov. 1997 24 H.R. 1 – Working Families Flexibility Act Mar. 1997 25 H.R. 3 – Juvenile Crime Control Act May 1997 26 H. Res. 258 – Texas low-Level Radioactive Waste Oct. 1997 27 H.R. 408 – International Dolphin Conservation Program May 1997

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28 H.R. 478 – Flood Prevention & Family Protection Act May 1997 29 H.R. 629 – Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Compact Consent Act Oct. 1997 30 H.R. 852 – Paperwork Reduction Mar. 1997 31 Quincy Library Group Forest Recovery & Economic Stability Act Jul. 1997 32 H.R. 1119 – National Defense Authorization Jun. 1997 33 H.R. 1122 – Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act Oct. 1997 34 H.R. 1127 – National Monument Fairness Act Sept. 1997 35 H.R. 1129 – Microcredit for Self-Reliance Act Nov. 1997 36 H.R. 1366 – Campaign Financing Amendment Oct. 1997 37 H.R. 1370 – Export-Import Bank Re-Authorization Sept. 1997 38 H.R. 1385 – Employment Training & Literacy Enhancement Act May 1997 39 H.R. 1489 – Foreign Policy Reform Act May 1997 40 H.R. 1757 – Foreign Relations Authorization Act, FY 1998-1999 Jun. 1997 41 H.R. 2107 – Interior Appropriations, FY 1998 Jul. 1997 42 H.R. 2016 – Military Construction Appropriations, FY 1998 Jun. 1997 43 H.R. 2158 – VA, Housing, & Urban Development Appropriations, FY 1998 Oct. 1997 44 H.R. 2159 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 1998 Nov. 1997 45 H.R. 2160 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1998 Oct. 1997 46 H.R. 2169 – Transportation Appropriations, FY 1998 Oct. 1997 47 H.R. 2204 – Coast Guard Authorization Act, FY 1998 Oct. 1997 48 H.R. 2209 – Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY 1998 Sept. 1997 49 H.R. 2204 – Labor, HHS, & Education Appropriations Jul. 1997 50 H.R. 2266 – Defense Appropriations, FY 1998 Jul. 1997 51 2267 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 1998 Sept. 1997 52 H.R. 2267 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 1998 Sept. 1997 53 H.R. 2358 – Political Freedom in China Nov. 1997 54 H.R. 2607 – D.C Appropriations, FY 1998 Oct. 1997 55 H.R. 2616 – Charter Schools Oct. 1997 56 H. R. 2621 – Extend Trade Authorities Procedures Oct. 1997 57 H.R. 2746 – Helping Empower Lower-Income Parents Oct. 1997 58 H.R. 2870 – Tropical Forest Conservation Mar. 1997 59 Use & Application of Line Item Veto Jan. 2, 1997 60 Civility in the House of Representatives (1 of 2) Apr. 1997 61 Civility in the House of Representatives (2 of 2) Apr. 1997 62 Investigation of Possible Illegal Fund Raising by President Nov. 5, 1997 63 Unfunded Mandates 1995-1997 64 Impact of Information Technology on Congressional Decision-Making June 1997

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65 Rule Changes (Miscellaneous) 1997 66 Miscellaneous Notices, Correspondence 1997 67 H. Res. 463 – Establishing Select Committee on China Policy June 1998 68 H. Res. 503 – Mandating Drug Testing Aug. 1998 69 H. Res. 507 – Special Investigative Authority for Committee on Education & Workforce Jul. 1998 70 H. Res. 575 – Waiving Rule Requirement Oct. 1998 71 H. Con. Res. 285 – President Being Formally Received in Tiananmen Square, China Jun. 1998 72 H.J. Res. 78 – Restoring Religious Freedom Constitutional Amendment Jun. 1998 73 H.J. Res. 111 – Tax Limitation Constitutional Amendment Apr. 1998 74 H.J. Res. 131 – Hand Enrollment Resolution Oct. 1998

108 1 S. 1132 & S. 2133 – Bandelier Nationall Monument Route 66 Corridor Act Oct. 1998 2 S. 1150 – Agricultural Research, Extension & Reform Act May 1998 3 H.R. 6 – Higher Education Amendments Apr. 1998 4 H.R. 10 – Financial Services Act May 1998 5 H.R. 463 – Select Committee on China Jun. 1998 6 H.R. 512 – New Wildlife Refuge Authorization Act Apr. 1998 7 H.R. 856 – U.S. – Puerto Rico Political Status Act Mar. 1998 8 H.R. 992 – Tucker Act Shuffle Relief Act Mar. 1998 9 H.R. 1252 – Judicial Reform Act Apr. 1998 10 H.R. 1432 – African Growth & Opportunity Act Mar. 1998 11 H.R. 1757 – Foreign Affairs Reform & Restructuring Act Mar. 1998 12 H.R. 2183 – Bipartisan Campaign Integrity Act May 1998 13 H.R. 2281 – Online Copyright Liability Limitation Apr. 1998 14 H.R. 2369 – Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act Mar. 1998 15 H.R. 2400 – Building Efficient Surface Transportation & Equity Act Mar. 1998 16 H.R. 2485 – Campaign Reform & Election Integrity Act Mar. 1998 17 H.R. 2515 – Forest Recovery & Protection Act Mar. 1998 18 H.R. 2538 – Guadalupe – Hidalgo Treaty Land Claims Act Sept. 1998 19 H.R. 2578 – Visa Waiver Pilot Program Extension Mar. 1998 20 H.R. 2589 – Copyright Term Extension Mar. 1998 21 H.R. 2646 – Education Saving & School Excellence Act Jun. 1998 22 H.R. 2676 – IRS Restructuring 1998 23 H.R. 2709 – Iran Missile Proliferation Sanctions Act Jun. 1998 24 H.R. 2863 – Migratory Bird Treaty Reform Act Sept. 1998 25 H.R. 3097 – Tax Code Termination Act Jun. 1998 26 H.R. 3130 – Child Support Performance & Incentive Act Mar. 1998 27 H.R. 3297 – Sonny Bono Memorial Salton Sea Reclamation Act Jul. 1998

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28 H.R. 3433 – Ticket-to-work & Self-Sufficiency Act May 1998 29 H.R. 3485 – Campaign Reform & Election Integrity Mar. 1998 30 H.R. 3494 – Child Protection & Sexual Predator Punishment Act Jun. 1998 31 H.R. 3534 – Mandates Information Act, 1998 Mar-May 1998 32 H.R. 3546 – National Dialogue Social Security Act Apr. 1998 33 H.R. 3579 – Emergency Supplemental Appropriations, FY 1998 Apr. 1998 34 H.R. 3616 – National Defense Authorization Act, FY 1999 May 1998 35 H.R. 3682 – Child Custody Protection 1998 36 H.R. 3717 – Prohibit Expenditure for Needles or Syringes Apr. 1998 37 H.R. 3789 – Class Action Jurisdiction Act Oct. 1998 38 H.R. 3806 – Freedom From Religious Persecution Act May 1998 39 H.R. 3892 – English Language Fluency 1998 40 H.R. 4006 – Lethal Drug Abuse Prevention Act Sept. 1998 41 H.R. 4059 – Military Construction Appropriation, FY 1999 Jun. 1998 42 H.R. 4060 – Energy & Water Development Appropriations, FY 1999 Jun. 1998 43 H.R. 4101 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1998 Jun. 1998 44 H.R. 4103 – Defense Appropriations, FY 1999 Jun. 1998 45 H.R. 4104 – Treasury & Post Office Appropriations, FY 1999 Oct. 1998 46 H.R. 4112 – Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY 1999 Sept. 1998 47 H.R. 4193 – Interior Appropriations, FY 1999 Jul. 1998 48 H.R. 4194 – VA-HUD Appropriations, FY 1999 Jul. 1998

109 1 H.R. 4259 –Haskell Indian Nations University Oct. 1998 2 H.R. 4274 – Labor, Health, & Human Services, & Education Appropriations, FY 1999 Oct. 1998 3 H.R. 4276 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 1999 Jul. 1998 4 H.R. 4300 – Western Hemisphere Drug Elimination Act Sept. 1998 5 H.R. 4328–Transportation Appropriations, FY 1999 1998 6 H.R. 4380 – Washington, D.C. Appropriations, FY 1999 Aug. 6, 1998 7 H.R. 4569 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 1999 (1 of 2) Sept. 1998 8 H.R. 4569 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 1999 (2 of 2) Sept. 1998 9 H.R. 4570 – Omnibus Nat’l Parks & Public Lands Act Oct. 1998 10 Line Item Veto After One Year Mar. 1998 11 Rules Committee Budget Views & Estimates Mar. 1998 12 President Clinton Impeachment 1998 13 Miscellaneous Papers 1998 14 H. Res. 103 – Peacekeeping Operations in Kosovo Mar. 1999 15 H. Res. 190 – Legislative Branch Appropriations Act, FY 2000 Jun. 1999

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16 H.J. Res. 33 – Constitutional Amendment, Desecration of U.S. Flag Jun. 1999 17 H.J. Res. 37 – Tax Limitation Constitutional Amendment Apr. 1999 18 H. Con. Res. 42 – Kosovo Mar. 1999 19 H. Con. Res. 68 – Concurrent Budget Resolution 1999 20 H. Con. Res. 82 – Removing U.S. Forces from Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Apr. 1999. 21 S. 507 – Water Resources Development Act 1999 22 S. 761 – Electronic Signatures Jun. 2000 23 S. 1287 – Nuclear Waste Policy Amendments Act Mar. 2000 24 S. 2311 – Ryan White CARE Act Amendments Oct. 2000 25 H.R. 4 – U.S. Policy on National Missile Defense Deployment May 1999 26 H.R. 10 – Financial Services Act Jun. 1999 27 H.R. 66 – Route 66 Corridor Act Jun. 1999 28 H.R. 350 – Mandates Information Act, 1999 Feb. 1999 29 H.R. 409 – Federal Financial Assistance 1999 30 H.R. 417 – Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act Aug. 1999 31 H.R. 434 – African Growth & Opportunity Act Jul. 1999 32 H.R. 436 – Government Waste, Fraud and Error Reduction Act Feb. 1999 33 H.R. 438 – Wireless Communications & Public Safety Act Feb. 1999 34 H.R. 514 – Wireless Privacy Enhancement Act 1999 35 H.R. 592 – WWII Veterans Park at Miller Field Jun. 1999 36 H.R. 603 – Death on the High Seas Act Mar. 1999 37 H.R. 659 – Protect Treasures of the Revolution (Patriot Act) Jun. 1999 38 H.R. 669 – Peace Corps Authorization Feb. 1999 39 H.R. 707 – Disaster Mitigation & Coast Reduction Act May 1999 40 H.R. 775 – Y2K Act May 1999 41 H.R. 791 – Star-Spangled Banner National Historic Trail Study Act Jun. 1999 42 H.R. 819 – Federal Maritime Commission Authorization Act Mar. 1999 43 H.R. 820 – Coast Guard Authorization, FY 2000-01 Mar. 1999 44 H.R. 853 – Comprehensive Budget Process Reform Act (1 of 2) May 1999 45 H.R. 853 – Comprehensive Budget Process Reform Act (2 of 2) May 1999 46 H.R. 883 – American Land Sovereignty Protection Act May 1999 47 H.R. 975 – Reducing Volume of Steel Imports Mar. 1999 48 H.R. 1000 – Aviation Investment & Reform Act 1999 49 H.R. 1141 – Emergency Supplement Appropriations Act, FY 1999 (Kosovo) May 1999

110 1 H.R. 1143 – Microenterprise for Self-Reliance Act Apr. 1999 2 H.R. 1184 – Earthquake Hazards Reduction

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Authorization Act Apr. 1999 3 H.R. 1218 – Child Custody Protection Act Jun. 1999 4 H.R. 1259 – Social Security & Medicare Safe Deposit Box Act May 1999 5 H.R. 1487 – National Monuments Sept. 1999 6 H.R. 1551 – Civil Aviation Research & Development Authorization Act Sept. 1999 7 H.R. 1553 – National Weather Service & Related Agencies Authorization Act Mar. 1999 8 H.R. 1555–Intelligence Authorization Act, FY 2000 May 1999 9 H.R. 1654 – NASA Authorization Act May 1999 10 H.R. 1655 – Dept. of Energy Research, Development & Demonstration Authorization Act Sept. 1999 11 H.R. 1664 – Defense Emergency Supplemental Appropriations, FY 1999 May 1999 12 H. R. 1691 – Religious Liberty Protection Act Jul. 1999 13 H.R. 1714 – Electronic Signatures Nov. 1999 14 H.R. 1802 – Foster Care Independence Act Jun. 1999 15 H.R. 1905 – Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY 2000 1999 16 H.R. 1906 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 2000 Oct. 1999 17 H.R. 1993 – Export Enhancement Act Oct. 1999 18 H.R. 2084–Transportation Appropriations, FY 2000 Jun. 1999 19 H.R. 2260 – Pain Relief Promotion Act Oct. 1999 20 H.R. 2389 – County School Funding Revitalization Act Nov. 1999 21 H.R. 2415 – American Embassy Security Act Jul. 1999 22 H.R. 2436 – Unborn Victims of Violence Act Sept. 1999 23 H.R. 2465 – Military Construction Appropriations, FY 2000 Jul. 1999 24 H.R. 2488 – Financial Freedom Act 1999 25 H.R. 2561 – Defense Appropriations Act, FY 2000 Oct. 1999 26 H.R. 2587 – D.C. Appropriations, FY 2000 Jul. 1999 27 H.R. 2605 – Energy & Water Development Appropriations, FY 2000 Jul. 1999 28 H.R. 2606 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2000 (1 of 2) Sept. 1999 29 H.R. 2606 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2000 (2 of 2) Sept. 1999 30 H.R. 2670 – Commerce-State Appropriation, FY 2000 (UN Dues) (1of 2) Aug. 1999 31 H.R. 2670 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 2000 (2 of 2) Aug. 1999 32 H.R. 2910 – National Transportation Board Amendments Act Sept. 1999 33 H.R. – VA/HVD Appropriations, FY 2000 Aug. 1999 34 Subcommittee Hearing, Hershey Proposals Apr. 29, 1999 35 Budget-Point-of-Order Jul. 1999

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36 Congressional Oversight of the Executive Branch Subcommittee Meeting Jul. 15, 1999 37 Rescission Process (Budget) Jul. 1999 38 Line Item Veto Jul. 1999 39 Cooperation, Comity & Confrontation: Congressional Oversight of the Executive Branch Jul. 15, 1999 40 UN Dues 1999 41 Statements in Congressional Record, 106th Series 1999

111 1 H.R. 8 – Death Tax Elimination Jun. 2000 2 H.R. 853 – Comprehensive Budget Process Reform Act Jun. 2000 3 H.R. 493 – Biennial Budget (1 of 2) 2000 4 H.R. 493 – Biennial Budget (2 of 2) 2000 5 H.R. 1106 – Alternative Water Sources Act May 2000 6 H.R. 1304 – Quality Health – Care Coalition Act Jun. 2000 7 H.R. 1695 – Ivanpah Valley Airport Public Lands Transfer Act Mar. 2000 8 H.R. 1776 – American Homeownership & Economic Opportunity Act Apr. 2000 9 H.R. 1827 – Government Waste Corrections Act Mar. 2000 10 H.R. 2328 – Clean Lakes Program Restoration Apr. 2000 11 H.R. 2366 – Small Business Liability Reform Act Feb. 2000 12 H.R. 2418 – Organ Procurement & Transplantation Network Apr. 2000 13 H.R. 3039 – Chesapeake Bay Restoration Act Apr. 2000 14 H.R. 3246 – Fairness for Small Business & Employees Act Mar. 1998 15 H.R. 3605 – San Rafael Western Legacy District & National Conservation Act Jun. 2000 16 H. R. 3660 – Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act Apr. 2000 17 H. R. 3671 – Wildlife & Sport Fish Restoration Programs Improvement Act Apr. 2000 18 H. R. 3709 – Internet Nondiscrimination Act May 2000 19 H. R. 3843 – Small Business Reauthorization Act Mar. 2000 20 H.R. 4201 – Noncommercial Broadcasting Freedom of Expression Act Jun. 2000 21 H. R. 4205 – Defense Authorization, FY 2001 Oct. 2000 22 H. R. 4425 – Military Construction Appropriations, FY 2001 Jun. 2000 23 H. R. 4461 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 2001 May 2000 24 H. R. 4479 – Transportation Appropriations, FY 2001 May 2000 25 H. R. 4576 – Defense Appropriations, FY 2001 Jun. 2000 26 H. R. 4577 – Labor, Health, & Human Services and Education Appropriations, FY 2001 Jun. 2000 27 H. R. 4656 – Conveyance of Certain Forest Service in the Lake Tahoe Basin Oct. 2000

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28 H. R. 4690 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 2001 (File 1 of 2) Jun. 2000 29 H. R. 4690 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 2001 (File 2 of 2) Jun. 2000 30 H. R. 4811 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2001 (File 1 of 2) Jul. 2000 31 H. R. 4811 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2001 (File 2 of 2) Jul. 2000 32 H. R.4828 – Steens Mountain Wilderness Act Oct. 2000 33 H. R. 4865 – Social Security Benefits Tax Act Jul. 2000 34 H. R. 4871 – Treasury, Postal Service, & General Government Appropriations, FY 2001 Jul. 2000 35 H. R. 4919 – Security Assistance Act Sep. 2000 36 H. R. 4945 – Small Business Competition Preservation Act Sep. 2000 37 Government Performance & Results Act (GPRA) (1 of 2) Mar. 2000 38 Government Performance & Results Act (GPRA) (2 of 2) Mar. 2000

112 1 Government Performance & Results Act (GPRA) & the Legislative Process of House Committees Mar. 2000 2 H. Res. 217 – Motion to Suspend Rules Aug. 2001 3 H. J. Res. 36 – Desecration of the Flag Amendment Jul 2001 4 S. J. Res. 6 – Ergonomics Mar. 2001 5 H. R. 2 – Social Security & Medicare “Lockbox” Act Feb 2001 6 H. R. 7 – Community Solutions (Faith-Based) Jul. 2001 7 H. R. 247 – Tornado Shelter Act Mar. 2001 8 H. R. 622 – Hope for Children Act May 2001 9 H. R. 981 – Budget Responsibility and Efficiency Act Nov. 2001 10 H. R. 1088 – Investor & Capital Markets Fee Relief Act May 2001 11 H. R. 1646 – Foreign Relations Authorization Act May 2001 12 H. R. 2217 – Interior Appropriations, FY 2002 Oct. 2001 13 H. R. 2219 – Transportation Appropriations, FY 2002 (Conference Only) Nov. 2001 14 H. R. 2330 – Agriculture Appropriations, FY 2002 Jun 2001 15 H. R. 2500 – Commerce, Justice, & State Appropriations, FY 2002 Nov. 2001 16 H. R. 2506 – Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY 2002 Jul 2001 17 H. R. 2590 – Treasury, Postal Service, & General Government Appropriations, FY 2002 Jul. 2001 18 H. R. 2646 – Farm Security Act Oct. 2001 19 H. R. 2647 – Legislative Branch Appropriations, FY 2002 Jul. 2001 20 H. R. 2904 – Military Construction Appropriations, FY 2002 Oct 2001 21 H. R. 3150 – Secure Transportation for America Act (File 1 of 2) Oct 2001

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22 H. R. 3150 – Secure Transportation for America Act (File 2 of 2) Oct 2001 23 H. R. 3167 – Solomon Freedom Consolidation Act (NATO Expansion) Nov. 2001 24 Motions to Suspend Rules Dec. 2001 25 Unfunded Mandates Hearing May 2001 26 President’s “Freedom to Manage” Initiative Nov 2001 27 H. Con. Res. 275 – Extend Hunting Season for Mourning Doves Mar. 2002 28 H. R. 586 – Fairness for Foster Care Families Act (Repealing Sunset on Republican Tax Cut Plan) Apr. 2002 29 H. R. 2146 – Two Strikes Child Protection Act Mar. 2002 30 H. R. 2646 – Farm Security Act Conference May 2002 31 Opening Day, 107th Congress 2000-2001 32 One Minutes Speeches, 107th Congress 2000 33 Subcommittee Report on Hunger Jan 1999 34 Electronic Coverage of Committees 2000-2001 35 Jurisdiction of Subcommittees, 107th Congress 2001 36 Proposed Changes to House rules, 107th Congress 2000 37 21st Century Congress Working Group 2000 38 Subcommittee Hearing, Unfunded Mandates Reform Act Mar. 24, 2001 39 Subcommittee Stationary, 106th & 107th Congress Undated

113 1 H. Res. 81-138 Feb.-Mar. 1993 2 H. Res. 142-168 Mar.-May 1993 3 H. Res. 171-179 May 1993 4 H. Res. 186 (H.R. 2264) May 26, 1993 5 H. Res. 192-209 Jun. 1993 6 H. Res. 210-226 Jun.-Jul.-1993 7 H. Res. 248-258 Sep. 1993 8 H. Res. 260-269 Sep.-Oct. 1993 9 H. Res. 273-278 Oct. 1993 10 H. Res. 283-299 Oct.-Nov. 1993 11 H. Res. 301-305 Nov. 1993 12 H. Res. 311-319 Nov. 1993 13 H. Res. 320-322 Nov. 1993 14 H. Res. 336-357 Feb. 1994 15 H. Res. 366-374 Feb.-Mar. 1994 16 H. Res. 384-397 Mar. 1994 17 H. Re. 401-410 Apr. 1994 18 H. Res. 414-419 Apr.-May 1994 19 H. Res. 420-429 May 1994 20 H. Res. 431-439 May 1994 21 H. Res. 440-449 May-Jun. 1994 22 H. Res. 454-469 Jun. 1994 23 H. Res. 470-475 Jun.-Jul. 1994

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24 H. Res. 507-517 Aug. 1994 25 H. Res. 520-537 Aug.-Sep. 1994 26 H. Res. 542-556 Sep. 1994 27 Miscellaneous Correspondence – H. R. Summaries, Amendments, Conference Reports, Etc. 1993-1994 28 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Jan-Feb. 1993 29 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Mar. 1993 30 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Apr.-May 1993 31 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Jun. 1993 32 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Sep.-Oct. 1993 33 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets Feb.-Mar. 1994 34 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets (General) (File 1 of 3) 1993-1994 35 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets (General) (File 2 of 3) 1993-1994 36 Rules Issues with Cover Sheets (General) (File 3 of 3) 1993-1994

Subseries VB: House Select Committee on Hunger

Box File Description Date

114 1 Field Investigation, Greenwood, MS May-Jun 1984 2 Hearing, Washington, D. C. – Progress & Prospects for Alleviating Hunger (1 of 2) Jun. 26, 1984 3 Hearing, Washington, D. C. – Progress & Prospects for Alleviating Hunger (2 of 2) Jun. 26, 1984 4 Field Hearing, Davis, CA Jul. 21, 1984 5 Hearing – The Effects of Hunger on Infant & Child Health in the U.S. May 23, 1985 6 Hearing, Washington, D. C. – Poverty & Hunger in the Black Family Sep. 26, 1985 7 Field Hearing, Pine Ridge Reservation, SD Oct. 11, 1985 8 Hearing – Appalachia’s Rural Women & the Economics of Hunger Oct. 22, 1985 9 Field Hearing, Brooklyn, NY – Socio-Economic Factors Associated with Hunger/Poverty in Urban America Nov. 8, 1985 10 Hearing – Hunger Relief Act of 1986 1986 11 Hearing – Self-Help Programs May 15, 1986 12 Hearing – Poverty, Hunger & the Welfare System Aug. 5, 1986 13 Microenterprises & Poverty Issues 1990-1992 14 General Information 1984, 1987 15 News Releases 1984 16 Newspaper Clippings 1984 17 News Releases 1986 18 Proposed Agenda, Domestic Taskforce Feb. 1986 19 Recommendations for Action Against Hunger Sep. 1986 20 Activities 1987 21 Agenda Correspondence 1985-1986

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22 Correspondence 1987 23 General Correspondence (1 of 3) 1989-1992 24 General Correspondence (2 of 3) 1989-1992 25 General Correspondence (3 of 3) 1989-1992 26 Correspondence 1992-1993 27 Speeches & Statements 1986-1990

115 1 Mailing Lists (1 of 4) 1990 2 Mailing Lists (2 of 4) 1991 3 Mailing Lists (3 of 4) 1991 4 Mailing Lists (4 of 4) 1991-1992

Series VI: Issues and Staff Memoranda

Subseries VIA: Hunger

Box File Description Date

Trips 116 1 Miscellaneous (Passport Information) c.a.1990s 2 Middle East Trip, Nov. 16-27, 1979 1979 3 Middle East Trip, Nov. 6-20, 1982 1982 4 71st Inter-Parliamentary Conference, Geneva, Switzerland, May. 29-Apr. 8, 1984 1984 5 Addis Ababa, Ethiopia Trip, Nov. 1984 1984 6 Bavaria, Germany Trip, Mar. 1985 1985 7 Romania Trip, Jun. 1985 1985 8 West Africa/Ghana Trip, Jan. 11-23, 1986 1986 9 Haiti Trip, Jun. 12-15, 1987 1987 10 South Korea & Japan Trip, Aug. 1987 1987 11 Sierra Leone Trip, Apr. 18-25, 1989 1988-1989 12 Horn of Africa Trip, Aug. 26-Sep. 5, 1991 1991 13 Somalia & Kenya Trip, Jan 8-12, 1993 1992-1993 14 Haiti Trip, Jul. 1993 1993 15 Angola Trip, Apr. 1994 1994 16 Horn of Africa Trip, May 26-Jun. 4, 1994 1994 17 Trip Logistics 1994-1996 18 Bosnia Trip, Jul 26-Aug. 1, 1995 1995 19 Bosnia Trips, Jul. 1995 & Nov. 1996 1995-1996 20 Venezuela Trip, Jul. 1996 1996 21 Nobel Prize Schedule, Nov. 8-12, 1996 1996 22 Rwanda Trip, Nov. 1996 1996 23 World Food Summit, Rome, IT, Nov. 13-17, 1996 1996 24 Rwanda, Uganda, & Great Lakes Trip, Dec. 4-5, 1996 1996-1997 25 Organization of African Unity, Secretary General Salim Salim Meeting, Jan. 14, 1997 1996-1997

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26 Burma, Laos, & Thailand Trip, Jan. 1-18, 1998 1998 27 Moscow, Russia Trip, Jan. 12-16, 1998 1998 28 Sudan Trip, May 31-Jun 1, 1998 1998 29 Central & South Europe Trip, Aug.-Sep. 1998 1998 30 Laos Trip, Jan. 1999 1998-2000 31 Thailand Trip, Jan. 8-11, 1999 1999-2000 32 Cambodia Trip, Apr. 1999 1999 33 Balkans Trip, Apr. 30-May 2, 1999 1999 34 Kosovo & Bosnia Trip & Food Assistance, May 1999 1997-1999 35 Japan & Korea Trip, Aug. 23-31, 1999 1999 36 United Kingdom, Benin, Ghana, Guinea, & Sierra Leone Trip, Nov. 28-Dec. 8, 1999 1999 37 Jordan & Iraq Trip, Apr. 14-22, 2000 2000 38 Ethiopia & Kenya Trip, Aug. 2000 2000 39 Indonesia Trip, Jun. 28-Jul. 9, 2001 2001 40 South Korea Trip, Dec. 18-21, 2001 – Schedule 2001 41 Pakistan & Afghanistan Trip, Jan. 2002 2000-2002 42 World Food Summit & Five Years Later – Agenda Jun. 2002 43 Cameroon Correspondence 1998 44 China Correspondence 1996-1998 45 Egypt Correspondence 1998-1999 46 Iran Correspondence 1995 47 Ireland – General 1995-1997 48 Hurricane Mitch Correspondence 1998-1999 49 Japan Correspondence 1999-2001 50 Jordan Correspondence 2000 51 Kenya Correspondence 2000 52 Nigeria Correspondence 1995-1999 53 Russia-Chechnya Correspondence 1995 54 South Africa Correspondence 1998 55 Rwanda Situation 1994-2000 56 Food Summit – Food Aid Decline Nov. 1996 57 Yugoslavia & Bosnia Situation 1996-1998 58 Food Aid to Russia 1999 59 Sudan Situation 1999-2001 60 Humanitarian Aid to Serbia 2000 61 Uganda Correspondence 1995-1998 62 U. S. Department of Agriculture – Miscellaneous 2000 63 Cambodia – Miscellaneous Dec. 2000 64 Horn of Africa – Miscellaneous Sep. 2000 65 Indochina 1988-1989 66 Mozambique 1987 67 Nicaragua 1988 68 North Korea – Miscellaneous 2000, 2002 69 Paraguay 1988 70 Romania 1986

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71 South Korea – Miscellaneous 2001 72 Western Sahara Nov. 2002 73 Sudan – Roll Call, “Journey to East Africa: Land of War & Hunger” Apr. 24, 1989

Iraq Trip 117 1 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Trip Book 2000 2 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Trip Report Apr. 14, 2000 3 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Photographs 2000 4 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Miscellaneous Memos 2000 5 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Vouchers & Receipts Apr. 2000 6 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Food & Agriculture Organization of the UN (FAO) Reports & Briefings Apr. 2000 7 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – United Nations Nation UNIES (UNOHCI) Reports 2000 8 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Report, UN Oil-for-Food & Other Programs 2000 9 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – UN Office of Iraq Programme Reports & General Information Mar. 2000 10 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – William J. McLaughlin, UNMOVIC, Correspondence Apr. 28, 2000 11 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Iraq Compliance with UN Sanctions Jan.-Feb. 2000 12 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Joint Military Operations Briefing Apr. 2000 13 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – “Saddam Hussein’s Iraq,” Department of State Report Sep. 1999 14 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – CIA Background Information 1998-2000 15 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Congressional Research Service (CRS) Reports Feb.-Mar. 2000 16 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – American Friends Service Committee Information & Reports 2000 17 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – International Federation of Red Cross & Red Crescent Societies Information & Reports 2000 18 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – CARE International Information 2000 19 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Citizen Letters Concerning Trip Apr.-May 2000 20 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Interest Group Correspondence Apr.-May 2000 21 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Humanitarian Situation in Iraq Mar.-Apr. 2000 22 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Education for Peace in Iraq Center (EPIC) Information Packet Mar. 2000 23 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – “Dear Colleague” Letter, Lifting Sanctions Mar.-Apr. 2000 24 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Newspaper Reports of Visit 2000 25 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Press Releases Apr. 2000 26 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Newspaper Articles on Iraq Feb.-Jun. 2000 27 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – Tourist Information 2000

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28 Iraq Trip, Apr. 2000 – National Geographic – Iraq Articles Jul./Nov. 1999

North & South Korea Trips 118 1 North Korea – Japanese Correspondence 1994-2000 2 Democratic People’s Republic of Korea Correspondence 1996-2001 3 North Korea – Correspondence 1997-2001 4 North Korea – Newspaper & Magazine Clippings, Tony Hall Mentioned 1996-1998 5 North Korea – World Day of Fasting Apr. 1998 6 North Korea – Floor Statements 1999-2000 7 North Korea – GAO Report, “North Korea Restricts Food Aid Monitoring” Oct. 1999 8 North Korea – Korean-Americans 1996-2000 9 North Korea – Legislation, Cox/Hall Amendment, Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1998 1997-1998 10 North Korea – Letters, Pro-Tony Hall (1 of 2) 1996-1997 11 North Korea – Letters, Pro-Tony Hall (2 of 2) 1996-1997 12 North Korea – Letters, Anti-Tony Hall 1996-2000 13 North Korea – Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) 1996-2000 14 North Korea – Op. Eds. Articles 1996-2000 15 North Korea – Perry Report 1998-1999 16 North Korea – Prayer Breakfast Oct. 1997-Jan. 1998 17 North Korea – Press Releases 1996-2000 18 North Korea – Press Work 1997 19 North Korea – Refugees 1998-1999 20 North Korea – Reporters – Correspondence 1996-1999 21 North Korea – Russia 1998 22 North Korea – Sanctions 1997-2000 23 North Korea – Speeches 1996-1999 24 North Korea – Testimony 1996, 1999 25 North Korea – United Nations 1997-1998 26 North Korea – United States Institute of Peace 1997 27 North Korea Trip, Aug. 1996 1995-1996 28 North Korea Trip, Apr. 1997 1997 29 North Korea & Japan Trip, Aug. 1997 1997 30 North Korea Trip, Oct. 1997 1997 31 North Korea Trip, Nov. 1998 1998-1999 32 North Korea Trip, Aug. 1999 1999 33 North Korea Trip, Nov. 2000 2000 34 South Korea – Correspondence 1996-1999 35 South Korea – U. S. Embassy 1997-2000 36 South Korea – U.S.-Korea Congressional Prayer Group (Young Jin Kim) 1999-2000 37 South Korea – Kim Dae-Jung, President, Republic of Korea 1997-2000

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38 South Korea – “Comfort Women” 1998 39 South Korea – 7th Conference of the Interparliamentary Union, Seoul, Korea Oct. 1983 40 South Korea Trip, Aug. 1997 1997 41 South Korea Trip, Nov. 2001 2001 42 South Korea – Human Rights (1 of 2) 1980-1983 43 South Korea – Human Rights (2 of 2) 1984-1986

Domestic Hunger Tours 119 1 Ohio Hunger Tour 1998, Mar. 2-3, 1998 – Trip Book 1998 2 Ohio Hunger Tour 1998, Mar. 2-3, 1998 – Correspondence & Press 1998 3 Glickman/Hall Hunger Tour, Apr. 6-8, 1999 1997-1999 4 Ohio Hunger Tour II, Dec. 13-14, 1999 – Trip Book 1999 5 Ohio Hunger Tour II, Dec. 13-14, 1999 – Correspondence & Background Papers 1999 6 Appalachian Hunger Tour, Jun. 1-3, 2000 – Trip Book 2000 7 Appalachian Hunger Tour, Jun. 1-3, 2000 – Press 2000 8 Appalachian Hunger Tour, Jun. 1-3, 2000 – Press & CD 2000 9 Appalachian Hunger Tour, Jun. 1-3, 2000 - Correspondence 2000 10 Vinton County, Ohio Trip – Bus Delivery, Oct. 2000 2000

Hunger References 120 1 Reports on Hunger 1983 2 World Development Report 1983 3 GAO Report 83-164, Public & Private Efforts to Feed America’s Poor Jun. 23, 1983 4 Poverty & Domestic Hunger 1984 5 Testimony, Peace Corps 1984 6 Testimony, World Hunger Alleviation Through Response Farming (WHARF) 1984 7 Testimony, Effective Uses of Agricultural Abundance for Hunger Relief, Sep. 20, 1984 1984 8 A Children’s Defense Budget (Children’s Defense Fund) 1984 9 Food Deficits & Agricultural Policies in Sub-Saharan Africa Sep. 1984 10 Hard Choices: Portraits of Poverty & Hunger in America 1984 11 Emergency Food & Shelter National Board Program 1984 12 American Hunger Crisis: Poverty & Health in New England 1984 13 The State of the World’s Children (UNICEF) 1984 14 The Food & Agriculture Organization 1984 15 Recovery or Relapse in the World Economy? c.a.1984 16 National School Lunch Program 1984

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17 Hunger in America: The Growing Epidemic (Physician Task Force on Hunger) 1985 18 Hunger & Homelessness in American Cities 1985-1987 19 Council for Economic Opportunities in Greater Cleveland Report 1987 20 Testimony, Welfare 1986-1987 21 Making Service to the Poor Competitive (Draft Report) Oct. 1987 22 Free the Children: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty Oct. 1987 23 Ohio Children’s Trust Fund 1988 24 Special Supplemental Feeding Program for Women, Infants & Children (Draft Report) Sep. 1988 25 Tony Hall Testimony, Feb. 19, 1987 1987 26 Hunger Among the Homeless: A Survey of 140 Shelters, Food Stamp Participation & Recommendations Feb. 1987 27 World Hunger: Awareness, Affinity, Action (Curriculum) 1994 28 Report – State of America’s Children (Children’s Defense Fund) 1995 29 Paradox of Our Times: Hunger in a Strong Economy, Tufts University Center on Hunger & Poverty Report Jan. 2000 30 Americans on Foreign Aid & World Hunger: A Study of U.S. Public Attitudes Feb. 2, 2001

Caucus and Conferences 121 1 Congressional Hunger Caucus Material 1991-2000 2 Congressional Hunger Caucus 1993 3 Congressional Hunger Caucus 1994 4 House Democratic Caucus Task Force on Hunger 1995 5 Congressional Hunger Center 1995 6 Congressional Hunger Caucus 1999 7 Congressional Hunger Caucus Roundtable – Asset-Based Welfare Reform Strategies 1993-1994 8 Congressional Hunger Caucus – Tuberculosis Emergency Feb. 10, 1994 9 Hunger Policy Board (Removed from 3-ring Notebook) (1 of 3) 1993-1994 10 Hunger Policy Board (Removed from 3-ring Notebook) – Minutes, Reports, Lists (2 of 3) 1993-1994 11 Hunger Policy Board (Removed from 3-ring Notebook) – Correspondence, Organization Information (3 of 3) 1993-1994 12 Conference – Overcoming Global Hunger, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1993 – Proceedings Nov. 1993 13 Conference – Overcoming Global Hunger, Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 1993 – Conference Notebook Nov. 1993 14 USDA Hunger Forum, Washington, D. C. – Proceedings Jun. 17, 1993 15 USDA Hunger Forum Apr. 22, 1994 16 Legislative Conference of the National Association of Counties – Congressional Breakfast (1 of 2) Mar. 1987

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17 Legislative Conference of the National Association of Counties – Congressional Breakfast (2 of 2) Mar. 1987

Administrative Files and Correspondence 122 1 Tony Hall Record – Hunger/Humanitarian Issues 1989-1998 2 “Dear Colleague” Letters 1996-1999 3 House Member Correspondence 1996-2000 4 Speeches 1991-1998 5 Asia Society Speech, Apr. 22, 1999 1999 6 Tony Hall Floor Statements 1999-2000 7 Newspaper Articles (Op. Eds.) 1994 8 Tony Hall Articles on Hunger (Op. Ed.) 1995-2000 9 Press Releases 1996-1998 10 Press Releases 1999-2000 11 Press Releases 2001-2002 12 Newspaper & Magazine Articles 2000 13 Tony Hall Article, “New Challenges in Hunger,” Economic Perspectives May 2002 14 Leland Center c.a.1990s 15 World Vision 1988-2000 16 Artemis House 1993 17 American Dietetic Association 1993 18 Award Nominations 1993 19 Feinstein Foundation 1993, 1998 20 Food for All 1993 21 Penney Kasich Budget Plan 1993 22 Ohio Hunger Policy Board 1993 23 Senior Citizens 1993-1999 24 Share Our Strength (SOS) 1993 25 Share Products, Inc. 1993 26 Society for International Development 1993, 2002 27 UN World Food Council 1993 28 Ohio – Sharing the Harvest 1994 29 Technology – BOSTID Program 1994 30 Childhood Hunger 1994-1995 31 End Hunger Network 1994-1998 32 Knights of Malta 1994-1998 33 American Culinary Federation 1995 34 Americorps 1995 35 Emergency Hunger Lifeline 1995 36 Enterprise Development International 1995 37 Foreign Aid Authorization, FY 1995 1995 38 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1996 1995 39 Population Action International 1995 40 Reporters – Cal Thomas 1995 41 World Health Organization (WHO) 1995

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42 Oxfam 1995-1999 43 USAID Budget 1995-1999 44 Bread for the World 1995-2001 45 Results – Creating the Political Will to End Hunger 1995-2001 46 Peace Corps 1995-2002 47 Agriculture Appropriations, FY1997 & FY2001 1996, 2000 48 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1997 1996 49 Foreign Operations, FY1997 – Testimony Apr. 25, 1996 50 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1997 Apr. 1996 51 Foreign Relations Authorization, FY1996 & FY1997 1996 52 Dan Spiegle 1996 53 Fast Forward to End Hunger 1996 54 Feed the Children 1996 55 Ford Foundation 1996 56 Truck Aid International (USA) 1996 57 WHFS Radio Community Action Fair 1996 58 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1998 1996-1997 59 Carnegie Endowment 1996-1997 60 Howard Wolpe, Assistant Secretary of Africa – Nomination 1996-1997 61 American School Food Service Association 1996-1998 62 Catholic Relief Services 1996-1998 63 The Chef and the Child Foundation 1996-1998 64 Interaction – American Council for Voluntary International Action 1996-1999 65 World Food Program 1996-2000 66 Accion International 1997 67 ADCI/VOCA 1997 68 American Red Cross 1997 69 Food for the Hungry 1997 70 Food Research & Action Center 1997 71 FY1998 Budget 1997 72 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1998 – Funding for Education Programs 1997 73 Foreign Operations Appropriation, FY1998 1997 74 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1998 – Correspondence 1997 75 State Department Authorization, FY1998 – Hall Amendment 1997 76 Humanitech 1997 77 National Community Church 1997 78 Reporters – Ohio 1997 79 School Lunch Program 1997 80 “Souper Bowl” Anti-Hunger Fundraiser 1997 81 World Relief 1997 82 World Share 1997

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83 Congressional Black Caucus Spouses Jul. 1997 84 University of Dayton Hunger Awareness Week Nov. 1997 85 Public Voice for Food & Health Policy 1997-1998 86 Religious Persecution 1997-1998 87 Save the Children 1997-1998\ 88 Society of St. Andrew 1997-1998 89 World Food Day 1997-1998 90 CARE 1997-1999 91 Ohio Hunger – Dayton, OH 1997-1999 92 Ohio – American School Food Association 1997-1999 93 ADRA (Adventist Development & Relief Agency) International 1997-1999 94 Rwanda Hope 1997-1999 95 World Food Prize 1997-2000 96 Amartya Sen 1998 97 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY1999 1998 98 Arthur Blessitt 1998 99 Brookings Institution 1998 100 Heifer Project 1998 101 Lansing Lee III (Congressional Hunger Center Board of Directors) 1998 102 Miscellaneous Letters 1998 103 Muhammad Yunus, Grameen Foundation 1998 104 Nutrition – School Breakfasts 1998 105 Ohio Hunger Task Force 1998 106 Report Cards 1998 107 RJA Social Engineering Co. 1998 108 Safari Club International 1998 109 Selective Environmental Technologies, Inc. 1998 110 Stop Hunger Now 1998 111 Surplus Wheat 1998 112 Tuna Surplus 1998 113 United Way 1998 114 Victory Against Hunger Awards 1998 115 Welfare Reform Watch Project 1998 116 Wheat Harvest Aid 1998 117 World Concern 1998 118 Minimum Wage Increase Mar. 1998 119 Testimony – Agriculture Appropriations, FY1999 Sep. 1998 120 UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance (OCHA) Sep. 1998 121 Rep. Sam Gejdenson (International Relations Committee) Nov. 1998 122 Call to Renewal 1998-1999 123 Inter-Parliamentary Union 1998-1999 124 Job Corps 1998-1999 125 Ohio Welfare Reform 1998-1999

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126 UN Dues Arrears 1998-1999 127 Conrad N. Hilton Humanitarian Prize Nomination 1998-2000 128 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1998-2000 129 Stephen’s Children 1998-2000 130 Second Harvest 1998-2001

123 1 African Child Foundation 1999 2 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY2000 1999 3 Foreign Operations Appropriations Bill 1999-2000 4 Appalachian Regional Commission 1999 5 BASICS 1999 6 Business – Humanitarian Forum 1999 7 President Jimmy Carter 1999 8 East-West Center 1999 9 Enterprise Works Worldwide 1999 10 HIV/AIDS Crisis in Africa 1999 11 Living Wage 1999 12 Midwest Anti-Hunger Network 1999 13 National Hunger Tour 1999 14 Ohio Community Action Agency 1999 15 Overseas Development Council 1999 16 Partners for Development 1999 17 Poverty & Human Rights 1999 18 Prostitution 1999 19 Report Cards 1999 20 Society for International Development 1999 21 U.S.-ASEAN Business Council 1999 22 Washington Institute for Jewish Leadership & Values 1999 23 George Washington University Interview, “International Affairs Review” Apr. 1999 24 Community Food Security Initiative Oct. 1999 25 AIDS 1999-2000 26 Vice President Al Gore 1999-2000 27 Helen Keller International 1999-2000 28 Mercy Corps International 1999-2000 29 Project Mercy – Ethiopia 1999-2000 30 Sanctions 1999-2000 31 Biotech Forum 2000 32 Constituency for Africa 2000 33 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY2001 2000 34 Food Stamps 2000 35 The Hagar Project 2000 36 Hunger Relief Act Sign-On Letter 2000 37 International Fund for Agricultural Development 2000 38 Voice of America Cowan Award for Humanitarian Reporting 2000

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39 National Peace Corps Association 2000-2001 40 Foreign Operations Appropriations, FY2002 2001 41 Mercy Ships 2002 42 New Jersey Trip Jul. 2002

General Hunger Files 124 1 Emergency Resource Bank – Meeting Minutes & Financial Statements 1981-1984 2 Emergency Resource Bank – Meeting Minutes & Financial Statements 1985 3 Emergency Resource Bank – Meeting Minutes & Financial Statements 1986-1989 4 Emergency Resources Bank – Proposed Food Program Pilot Project 1989 5 General Information 1982 6 The Hunger Project – Correspondence 1984, 1988 7 Hunger Legislation 1984 8 Hunger in Ohio (1 of 2) 1984 9 Hunger in Ohio (2 of 2) 1984 10 Famine Project – “Stop Hunger…Fast” 1984-1985 11 Hunger Legislation 1985 12 Food, Trade & Development Act 1985 13 Comprehensive Nutrition Assistance Act 1985 14 School Lunch & Child Nutrition Programs – Proposed Budget Cuts 1985 15 Newspaper & Magazine Clippings on Hunger 1985 16 Domestic Hunger – General 1985-1987 17 Wheaties/General Mills Donation 1985-1986 18 Hunger Legislation 1986 19 Newspaper & Magazine Clippings on Hunger 1986 20 Second Harvest Program – Nutrition Food Bank Network 1986 21 Kellogg Company Solicitation 1986 22 “Hands Across America” Day May 1986 23 “Hungry in America,” Providence Journal-Bulletin Reprint May 18, 1986 24 “Manna” and Foundation for Airborne Relief 1987 25 “Who Are The Poor?” Nov. 1987 26 National Campaign to End Hunger & Homelessness 1987-1988 27 World Food Day – The Right to Food 1987-1991 28 State Income Refund Check-offs (1 of 2) 1988 29 State Income Refund Check-offs (2 of 2) 1988 30 Tri-Valley Opportunity Council Annual Report Jan. 1988 31 Hunger in Dayton 1989-1990 32 Ohio Hunger & Poverty (1 of 2) 1991-1993 33 Ohio Hunger & Poverty (2 of 2) 1991-1993

125 1 International Conference on Nutrition Dec. 1992

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2 Hunger-Free Communities Project – Dayton, OH 1992-1993 3 Second Hunger Fast, Mar. 1994 1992-1995 4 Hunger-Free Communities 1992-1996 5 Diseases – Tuberculosis 1992-1997 6 U.S. Agency for International Development (US-AID) 1992-1999 7 Microcredit for Self-Reliance Act 1992-2000 8 Inter-American Development Bank 1993 9 Hunger Fast Apr. 1993 10 Department of Humanitarian Affairs 1993-1994 11 Haiti 1993-1994 12 Corporate Welfare – Close the Loophole Campaign 1993-1994 13 U.S. Department of Agriculture 1993-1997 14 Child Survival 1993-1999 15 World Bank 1993-1999 16 Sustainable Development in a Budgetary Context Sep, 1994 17 Safe Water Roundtable, “Water for Life” Oct 1994 18 World Summit for Children 1994-1995 19 Food Stamp Program 1994, 1997 20 International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAO) 1994-2001 21 Nutrition Block Grants 1995 22 Unfunded Mandates Amendment 1995 23 Foreign Aid 1995-1996 24 UN Reform – UNICEF 1995, 1997 25 Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Food Program 1995, 1997 26 Hunger Awareness – U.S. Postage Stamps 1995-1999 27 UN Development Program 1995-1999 28 UNICEF 1995-2001 29 Food for Peace Program, FY1997 1996 30 Diseases – Polio 1996 31 Community Development Block Grant Program 1996 32 CARE, Save the Children & World Vision Signing Event, Jul. 16, 1996 1996 33 World Food Summit 1996 34 Asian Development Bank 1996 35 “Peace and the Right to Food as a Fundamental Human Right” Seminar, Jul 1996 1996 36 World Food Summit, Rome, Italy Nov. 1996 37 Helsinki Commission Dec. 1996 38 Food Security Commodity Reserve 1996-1998 39 Family Planning 1996-1998 40 Welfare Reform 1996, 1998 41 Senior Nutrition 1996-1999 42 Debt Relief 1996-1999 43 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) 1996-2000 44 Hunger Has A Cure Act 1997 45 Food Stamps Press Conference 1997

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46 Volunteering 1997 47 Food Banks – Correspondence 1997 48 CSIS Working Group – Poverty Reduction (MPBs) 1997 49 International Justice Mission Jun. 1997 50 Ted Turner – Support of UN Humanitarian Programs Oct. 1997 51 Child Nutrition Programs Reauthorization 1997-1998 52 Individual Development Accounts (IDAs) (Assets for Independence Act) 1997-1998 53 Second Harvest Food Banks 1997-1998 54 After-School-Hours Feeding Programs 1997-1998 55 Immigrants – Food Stamps 1997-1999 56 Diseases – General 1997-1998 57 Mother Teresa 1997-1998 58 Denton Program (AIRLIFTS) 1997-1998 59 Family Planning – Population Planning Program 1997-1998 60 World Bank & Hunger 1998 61 Food Aid, FY1999 1998 62 Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) Amendments, FY1999 1998 63 Food Banks – Empty Shelves Report 1998 64 Food Banks Bill (Food Banks Relief Act) 1998 65 Food Banks, Section 32 Amendment 1998 66 Food Banks – Second Harvest 1998-1999 67 Food Banks 1998-1999 68 Ohio Hunger Task Force 1998-2001 69 Empowerment Zones 1999 70 Food Banks – Empty Shelves Report 1999 71 Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) 1999 72 Bi-Partisan Congressional Task Force on Hunger Mar. 1999 73 Appalachian Regional Commission 1999-2000 74 White House Conference on Food, Nutrition & Health 1999-2000 75 Dayton’s 1999 HOPE IV Program 1999-2000 76 Wellstone High Performance Bonus Amendment 1999-2000 77 TANF/TEFAP Proposal 1999-2001 78 HUD-VA Appropriations, 2000-2001 1999-2001 79 Homelessness 1999-2001 80 United Nations – General 1999-2001

126 1 Predatory Lending 2000 2 Ohio School Meals Issue 2000 2000 3 FY2001 Budget Request, VA-HUD 2000 4 Food Banks Survey 2000 5 Bread for the World 2000 6 Health & Human Services 2000 7 Minneapolis Trip – 20th Anniversary of Greater Lake County Food Bank Apr. 1, 2000

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8 Domestic Policy Committee Hunger Hearing Dec. 2000 9 Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) – Correspondence 2000-2001 10 Washington, D. C. Appropriations, FY2000 2000-2001 11 Gospel Rescue Ministries (GRM) Funding 2000-2001 12 Global School Lunch Program 2000-2001 13 Global Food for Education Initiative (Global School Lunch Program) (1 of 2) 2000-2001 14 Global Food for Education Initiative (Global School Lunch Program) (2 of 2) 2000-2001 15 Ohio Child Nutrition Programs 2001 16 HUD Budget, FY2002 2001 17 Ohio Association of Second Harvest Food Banks 2001 18 Victory Against Hunger Awards 2001 19 The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) Funding Increase 2001 20 American School Food Service Association – Legislative Action Conference Speech Mar. 2001 21 House Agriculture Committee Food Distribution Hearing Apr. 2001 22 Society of St. Andrew (SOSA) – TEAF Funding Apr. 2001 23 Women, Infants & Children (WIC) Program Funding Jul 2001 24 “Hunger in America 2001” Report, America’s Second Harvest Nov. 2001 25 Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Reauthorization 2002

Gleaning 127 1 GAO Report – “Food Waste: An Opportunity to Improve Resource Use” Sep. 16, 1977 2 Material from Second Harvest 1982, 1987 3 Gleaning Legislation and GAO 1983-1987 4 World Vision – “Get Hungry: National Planned Famine to Fight World Hunger” – Hunger Packet #1 Apr. 1985 5 World Vision – “Get Hungry: National Planned Famine to Fight World Hunger” – Hunger Packet #2 Apr. 1985 6 Report – “Food in the Warehouses, Hunger in the Streets” by Michael Lipsky & Marc A. Thibodeau Jul. 1985 7 Public Law 99-198 & Fact Sheet on Gleaning Dec. 1985 8 Sparrow Outreach Ministries – Outreach Program Manual c.a.1985 9 Gleaning Resolution (H. Con. Res. 183) 1985-1986 10 Gleaning Project – Dayton 1985-1986 11 Gleaning Initiatives 1985-1988 12 Gleaning Hearing & Bill 1985-1988 13 GAO Report – “School Meal Programs, Options for Improving the Verification of Student Eligibility” Mar. 1986

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14 GAO Report – “Food Stamp Program, Statistical Validity of Agriculture’s Payment Error-Rate Estimates” Oct. 1986 15 Second Harvest – General Information 1986-1987 16 Material from Senior Gleaners, Inc. 1986-1987 17 National Gleaning Clearinghouse – General Information 1986-1989 18 Project Mercy 1987 19 The Potato Project, Society of St. Andrew 1987 20 Temporary Emergency Food Assistance Program – Regional Agents & Local Distributors 1987 21 USDA Booklet – “Midwest Food & Nutrition Service Program” Mar 1987 22 “Bread List” – Donors (Dayton) Apr. 1987 23 Request for GAO Report on Gleaning Opportunities – Back-Up Information (1 of 2) 1987 24 Request for GAO Report on Gleaning Opportunities – Back-Up Information (2 of 2) 1987 25 Gleaning – General Information 1987-1988 26 Gleaning Ohio Project 1987-1988

128 1 Gleaning Bills 1988 2 Kroger Project – “Round-up for the Hungry” 1988 3 Gleaning Bill – Press & “Dear Colleague” Letter 1988 4 Safeway & Salvation Army – “Change for the Hungry” 1988 5 Gleaning Clearinghouse Committee, Lobby, Etc. 1988 6 Gleaning Packets 1988 7 Gleaning Contacts 1988-1989 8 The City Gleaning 1988-1989 9 City Gleaning 1988-1989 10 Miscellaneous Gleaning Information 1988-1989 11 Federal Education Program – A Guide for Ohio Schools Sep. 1989 12 “Gleaning and Other Ideas for Collecting Low-Cost Food” by Judy Williams Nov. 1989 13 Gleaning & Food Rescue Roundtable (1 of 2) 1995 14 Gleaning & Food Rescue Roundtable (2 of 2) 1995 15 Correspondence & Press 1996-1997 16 National Summit on Food Recovery & Gleaning: A Call to Action, Sep. 15-16, 1997 1997

Subseries VIB: Ohio and Third District Issues

Box File Description Date

Air Force Museum, Dayton, Ohio 129 1 Books About Museum & Reports ca.1960s, 1983 2 Precedents – Naval Air Museum 1974 3 Precedents – Marine Corps Historical Center 1975

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4 Precedents – Naval Historical Center 1977 5 Congressional Reports – Military Construction 1978 6 Background Information 1980-1984 7 Correspondence & Memos 1981-1984 8 Air Force Museum Foundation – Monthly Activity Statements 1982-1985 9 Air Force Museum Foundation – Minutes 1982-1986 10 Testimony & Letters 1983-1984 11 Press Releases 1983-1984 12 Newspaper Articles 1983-1984 13 Air Force Museum Foundation – Fundraising 1983-1984 14 Air Force Museum Foundation – Fundraising Packets 1983-1984 15 Information Services 1983-1984 16 Notes on Telephone Conversations & Legislation 1983-1984 17 Miscellaneous Notes 1983-1984 18 Photographs & Background Information 1984 19 Precedents & Notes c.a.1984 20 Projects Aug. 1994

130 1 AT&T Proposal to Takeover National Cash Register (NCR) (1 of 2) 1990-1991 2 AT&T Proposal to Takeover National Cash Register (NCR) (2 of 2) 1990-1991 3 AT&T Proposal to Takeover National Cash Register (NCR) – NCR Petition to FCC 1991 4 Atomic Vapor Laser Isotope Separation (AVLIS) Project, Piketon, OH – Correspondence 1989 5 Dayton Tire & Rubber – Superfund Clean-up 1989-1992 6 Dayton Tire & Rubber – Superfund Clean-up 1989-1992 7 Dayton Tire & Rubber – Superfund Clean-up 1989-1992 8 Dayton Tire & Rubber – Superfund Clean-up – Newspaper Clippings 1989-1992 9 Dayton Council on World Affairs 1984 10 Dayton Public Schools – Reporter’s Notebook Aug 1988 11 EPA Superfund 1984 12 EPA Superfund (1 of 3) 1985 13 EPA Superfund (2 of 3) 1985 14 EPA Superfund (3 of 3) 1985 15 EPA Superfund II 1985-1989 16 EPA Superfund – Wright-Patterson AFB Spill 1986-1990 17 EPA - Powell Road Land Fill, Montgomery County, OH 1987 18 EPA - Wright-Patterson AFB Spill (Americium) & Base Issues 1987-1989 19 EPA Superfund – Wright-Patterson AFB Spill - Correspondence 1987-1988 20 EPA - Water Pollution 1988

180

21 EPA - Feed Materials Production Center, Fernald, OH Clean-Up 1988-1989 22 EPA - Miscellaneous Information 1988-1989 23 EPA Superfund – Dayton Clean-Ups 1989-1990 24 Laboratory Animals – Wright State University & Wright-Patterson AFB 1990-1995

131 1 Ohio Tuition Trust Authority – Tax Credits 1990-1995 2 National Cash Register – Correspondence 1992-1993 3 Children’s Research Hospital, Dayton 1993 4 Spectra-Physics Laserplane 1993-1994 5 Gentile Air Force Station – General Information 1994 6 Gentile Air Force Station – Socioeconomic Impact Analysis Study Oct. 1995 7 Gentile Air Force Station – Environmental Impact Statement Dec. 1995 8 Hipple Cancer Research Center - Correspondence 1995 9 Hipple Cancer Research Center – Grants 1995 10 Dayton Area Health Plan/Caresource 1995-2002 11 HOPE VI – Dayton Grant Application, FY1996 1996 12 HOPE VI Grant Program 1996-1997 13 Postal Issue – Mail Delivery to St. Leonard’s Retirement Community 1996-1997 14 Pay for Government General Schedule Workers 1996-1997 15 Wallace-Kettering Neuroscience Institute – General Information 1997-2000 16 Defense Economic Transition Initiative – General Information – Impact on Ohio 1998-2000 17 Report – Transit 2000, A Vision of Mobility in Dayton in the Year 2000 Apr. 13, 1992 18 Government Per Diem Rates – Montgomery County 2000 19 City Income Tax Withholding, Riverside, OH 2000 20 Constitutionality of Ohio State Motto (H. Res. 494) 2000 21 Reach Out of Montgomery County, Inc. 2000 22 Hopeland Family Practice Clinic/Center – Press 1999-2002 23 Hopeland Family Practice Clinic/Center – Correspondence 2000-2002 24 Helen Keller Worldwide “Childsight” Launch, Dayton, OH 2001 25 The Children’s Medical Center, Dayton – Correspondence 2001 26 Healthlink Miami Valley Program 2001 27 Dayton Children’s Hospital Graduate Medical Education Payment Program 2001-2002 28 Dayton Pilot Program for Manufacturing Worker Certification Apr 2002

Dr. Petrofsky 132 1 National Institute of Health (NIH) Information 1980-1983

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2 Wright State University – Press 1982-1983 3 Background Information from Wright State University 1982-1983 4 Tony Hall Memos & Letters 1983 5 VA Grant 1983 6 Health Research Bills, Amendments, Committee Reports (1 of 2) 1983-1984 7 Health Research Bills, Amendments, Committee Reports (2 of 2) 1983-1984 8 Press 1983-1986 9 Gail Amidzich Notes 1984-1985

Miami Conservancy District 133 1 General Information (1 of 2) 1977-1985 2 General Information (2 of 2) 1977-1985 3 General Information on Legislation 1979-1986 4 Proposed Hall Amendment to H.R. 4503 (Amendment of Federal Water Pollution Control Act) 1980-1982 5 Annual Reports 1980-1986 6 H.R. 6 “Ben Coy” Provisions – General Information 1981-1985 7 Correspondence - Ben Coy 1981-1986 8 Ben Coy – Press 1981-1986 9 Army Corps of Engineers Information 1983 10 General Information – Ben Coy Correspondence 1983-1984 11 Water Management Association of Ohio (WAMO) Congressional Panel 1983-1984 12 Military Construction Authorization & Appropriations Bills, FY1985 1984 13 H.R. 6 (98th Congress) – Bill Jan. 3, 1985

Miamisburg Derailment 14 National Transportation Safety Board & Back-Up Reports (1 of 3) 1978-1989 15 National Transportation Safety Board & Back-Up Reports (2 of 3) 1978-1989 16 National Transportation Safety Board & Back-Up Reports (3 of 3) 1978-1989 17 National Transportation Safety Board Reports/Studies (1 of 2) 1979-1986 18 National Transportation Safety Board Reports/Studies (2 of 2) 1979-1986

Miamisburg Derailment (Continued) 134 1 Reimbursement Material 1983-1987 2 Reference – DOT P5800.3, 1984 Emergency Response Guidebook 1984 3 Senate & House Rail Safety Hearing Reports 1984-1985

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4 Reference – OTA-SET-305, Transportation of Hazardous Materials Jul 1986 5 Joint Hearing – Hazardous Materials Transportation (Serial #99-169) Jul. 16, 1986 6 “How City of Miamisburg Averted Disaster,” Nations City Weekly Jul. 21, 1986 7 Slides of Derailment & Photos/Negatives of Rail Car 1986 8 Back-Up Material – Testimony & Hearing 1986 9 HAZMAT Legislation Floor Meeting (H.R. 4612) 1986-1987 10 HAZMAT Correspondence 1986-1988 11 Hazardous Materials Reference/Notes (1 of 2) 1986-1988 12 Hazardous Materials Reference/Notes (2 of 2) 1986-1988 13 Hazardous Materials Rail Safety Act 1986-1989 14 Press (1 of 2) 1986-1991 15 Press (2 of 2) 1986-1991 16 Miscellaneous Reports, Studies, & Other Material 1986-1993 17 Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) Briefing with Tony Hall Jul. 1, 1987 18 Congressman Luken HAZMAT Hearing Jul. 30, 1987 19 Comprehensive HAZMAT Bill (H.R. 2650) 1987 20 State HAZMAT Bill 1987-1988 21 CRS Report – Hazardous Materials Transportation Safety & Related Truck, Railroad Emergency Response Issues Information Packet 1987-1989 22 American Association of Railroads (AAR) Briefing & Railway Progress Institute 1988 23 Luken HAZMAT Bill – General Information (1 of 2) 1988-1989 24 Luken HAZMAT Bill – General Information (2 of 2) 1988-1989

Miamisburg Derailment (Continued) 135 1 HAZMAT Hearing (101st Congress) – Tony Hall Testimony Nov. 1989 2 Luken Field Hearing 1989 3 Hazardous Materials Transportation Act Uniform Safety Amendments Act of 1990 1989-1990 4 Reference – Special Report 243 – Ensuring Railroad Tank Car Safety 1994 5 Rowland’s Information Undated

Miamisburg Mound 6 Monsanto Move 1988 7 Press 1988-1997 8 DOE Tiger Team Assessments of Mound, Pantex & Y-12 Aug. 1989 9 Cancer in Area of Nuclear Facilities 1989-1990 10 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) Program Relocation 1989-1998

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11 Background Information 1990 12 Legislation & Notes 1990 13 Bioassay Program 1990, 1997 14 To Do List & DOE Organization Chart 1990-1991 15 Staff Memorandums & News Releases 1990-1998 16 FY1992 Budget 1991 17 Closing – DOE Statements, Letters, & Memos 1991 18 Closing – Press 1991 19 Reconfiguration 1991 20 Environmental Problems 1991 21 Tritium 1991 22 Construction – Future Feb. 1991 23 Office of Technology Assessment Report – Response Feb. 1991 24 Tony Hall Trip to Mound, Mar. 8, 1991 Mar. 1991 25 Report – Safety Assessment for the Tape Processing Facility in the Basement of COS Building (EG&G Mound Applied Technologies) Sep. 19, 1991 26 Closing – Kansas City Division Dec. 1991 27 Closing – Environmental – Terra Tech, Inc. Letter Dec. 19, 1991 28 Closing – Letters 1991-1992 29 Closing – Notes 1991-1992 30 EG & G Mound Applied Technologies Reports, Notes 1991-1992 31 EG & G Mound Applied Technologies – General Information 1991-1993 32 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) Program Relocation – Press 1991-1995 33 DOE Newspaper Clippings 1991-1995 34 Correspondence – Miscellaneous 1991-1997 35 Correspondence – Business & Others 1991-1998 36 GAO Assessment 1992 37 Legislation 1992 38 Commission Bill 1992 39 Appropriations 1992 40 DOD Amendment 1992 41 Closing – Campaign to Get Information 1992 42 Clinton Visit to Mound 1992 43 Mound Citizens Action Group 1992 44 Closing – Meeting, Jan. 29, 1992 Jan. 1992 45 Closing – Correspondence Jan. 1992 46 Ohio Congressmen Letters Jan. 13, 1992 47 Report – Operational Safety Requirements for the COS-Tape Processing Facility (EG & G Mound Applied Technologies) Feb. 12, 1992 48 DOE National Environmental Policy Act Apr. 1992 49 Closing – DOE Defense Nuclear Facilities Panel, Apr. 1, 1992 Apr. 1992

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50 Tritium Hearing, Apr. 6, 1992 Apr. 1992 51 House Armed Services Committee Hearing, Apr. 28, 1992 Apr. 1992 52 Citizens Group Washington Trip Report May 1992 53 Contract Renewal Sep. 1992 54 Payment-In-Lieu-of-Tax (PILT) 1992-1993 55 EG & G Mound Applied Technologies – Human Resources Information 1992-1993 56 Newspaper Clippings 1992-1993

Miamisburg Mound (Continued) 136 1 Future – Property Transfer 1992-1993 2 General Information (1 of 3) 1992-1993 3 General Information (2 of 3) 1992-1993 4 General Information (3 of 3) 1992-1993 5 Mound Citizens Action Group 1992-1993 6 Future – General Information 1992-1993 7 DOE Briefings 1992-1994 8 DOE Reviews, Reports & Plans 1992-1994 9 Mound Citizens Action Group – Correspondence 1992-1995 10 Constituent Correspondence 1992-1996 11 DOE Correspondence with Tony Hall 1992-1998 12 City of Miamisburg Correspondence 1992-1998 13 Miscellaneous Correspondence 1992-1999 14 Defense Authorization, FY1994 – Final Provisions 1993 15 Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) 1993 16 Cost Effectiveness Report Review 1993 17 Re-Thinking Closure 1993 18 Environment Restoration 1993 19 Future – Commercialization 1993 20 Future – Cooperative Research & Development Agreement (CRADA) 1993 21 Land Transfers (Draft) 1993 22 Photovoltaric Shingle Technology 1993 23 Group Reaction to Closing 1993 24 Interconnection Technology Research Institute 1993 25 Mound Associates Correspondence 1993 26 Miscellaneous Information 1993 27 Report – Capabilities at Mound Technology for the Future of this Country (EG & G Mound Applied Technologies) Jan. 1993 28 Independent Consultants Report – Community Response: Nonnuclear Consolidation Plan for Cost Effectiveness Report, Mound Facility Miamisburg, OH Apr. 16, 1993 29 Crisis Oct 1993 30 Technology Transfer Legislation Nov. 1993

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31 EG & G Mound Applied Technologies – Fall Business & Industry Day Nov. 1993 32 EG & G Mound Applied Technologies – Roadmap Submittal Nov. 29, 1993 33 M. Gessel Visit to Mound, Nov. 30, 1993 Nov. 1993

Miamisburg Mound (Continued) 137 1 FY1995 Budget 1993-1994 2 General Correspondence 1993-1994 3 Future – DOE Ohio Field Office 1993-1994 4 Technology Institute for Manufacturing Electronics (TIME) 1993-1995 5 Legislation 1993-1997 6 General Information, Background Papers, Etc. 1993-1998 7 Oil, Chemical & Atomic Workers (OCAW) - Correspondence 1993-1998 8 DOE General Correspondence 1993-1998 9 DOE FY1995 Congressional Budget Request Amendment 1994 10 FY1995 Budget 1994 11 DOD FY1995 Authorization – DOE Economic Development 1994 12 Transition 1994 13 Tritium Aqueous Waste Recovery System 1994 14 Payment-In-Lieu-of-Taxes (PILT) – Correspondence 1994 15 Parts Movement 1994 16 DOD Land Transfer – Senate Language 1994 17 Duel Use 1994 18 Small Business Technology Transfer 1994 19 Noncompetition Provisions 1994 20 The Mound Partnership – Mound Advanced Technology Center 1994 21 Mound Citizens Action Group – Miscellaneous Communications 1994 22 Energy Communities Alliance 1994 23 Worker Issues 1994 24 Meeting with DOE Secretary Hazel O’Leary, Mar. 1994 – Back-up Information Mar. 1994 25 OCAW Correspondence – Problems with the Workforce Restructuring Plan Apr. 9, 1994 26 Independent Technical Review of the Mound Plant May 1994 27 Miamisburg “Mound Economic Development Plan” Sep. 1994 28 DOE Secretary O’Leary Visit to Mound Oct. 1994 29 FY1996 Budget 1994-1995 30 Grant Proposals 1994-1995 31 DOE General Guidance 1994-1996 32 Congressional Correspondence 1994-1998

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33 Mound 2000 1995 34 Commercialization 1995 35 Environment Funding 1995 36 Energy Department Clean-Up Press Lists 1995 37 Cooperative Research & Development Agreement 1995 38 Environment Recision 1995 39 Mound Advanced Technology Center Correspondence 1995 40 Montgomery County Community Action Agency Correspondence 1995 41 General Correspondence 1995 42 Potential Privatization (1 of 2) 1995-1996 43 Potential Privatization (2 of 2) 1995-1996 44 Worker Safety Amendment 1995-1996 45 Accelerated Clean-Up Amendment, DOD Auth. 1996 1996-1996

Miamisburg Mound (Continued) 138 1 DOE Reviews, Reports, & Plans 1995-1998 2 Miamisburg Mound Community Improvement Corp. 1995-1998 3 Contract - Correspondence 1996 4 Energy Communities Alliance Bulletin 1996 5 Technology Institute for Manufacturing Electronics (TIME) - Correspondence 1996 6 General Correspondence 1996 7 Conversion – Press 1996 8 DOE Briefing, May 2, 1996 May 1996 9 Worker & Community Transition (Sect. 3161) 1996-1997 10 Health & Safety – Litigation 1996-1998 11 Small Business Development Center Defense Economic Transition (1 of 2) 1996-1999 12 Small Business Development Center Defense Economic Transition (2 of 2) 1996-1999 13 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) Program Relocation (1 of 2) 1996-2000 14 Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator (RTG) Program Relocation (2 of 2) 1996-2000 15 Property Transfer Amendment to H.R. 1119 1997 16 DOE Environmental Management Program 1997 17 Worker & Community Transition Funding 1997 18 Property Transfer – Press 1997 19 Contractor 1997 20 Safety Violation Penalty (Fine) 1997 21 Mound Community Improvement Corp. – Correspondence May 1997 22 Transfer of Site 1997-1998 23 General Correspondence 1997-1998 24 Environment Funding 1998 25 2006 Planning Process Jan. 28, 1998

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26 Environment Funding Meeting, Mar. 18, 1998 Mar. 1998 27 OCAW Correspondence – Heckman Visit Mar. 1998 28 Transfer of Clean-Up to Army Corps of Engineers Apr. 1998 29 Runnymede Playhouse Dec. 1998 30 Site Briefings 1999 31 Settlement 1999 32 Miamisburg Environmental Management Project Briefing Jan. 1999 33 Energy Communities Alliance Speech, Mar. 4, 1999 Mar. 1999 34 Mound Community Improvement Corp. – Correspondence Aug. 1999 35 FY2003 Budget Requests for Site Clean-Up (1 of 2) 1999-2002 36 FY2003 Budget Requests for Site Clean-Up (2 of 2) 1999-2002 37 DOE Workers – Guidance 2000 38 Clean-Up Status Update 2001 39 National Energy Policy (1 of 2) 2001 40 National Energy Policy (2 of 2) 2001

Miamisburg Mound (Continued) 139 1 DOE Report EH-0198P, “Report of the Task Group on Operation of Department of Energy Tritium Facilities” Oct. 1991 2 DOE Study, “Two-Site Nonnuclear Consolidation Study” Aug. 1992 3 DOE Report EH-0285, “Environment, Safety and Health Progress Assessment of the Mound Plant” Oct. 1992 4 DOE Report DP/00248-H1, “Tritium Consolidation Comparison Study: Risk Analysis & Cost Analysis” Dec. 1992 5 DOE Report DP-0112P, “Nonnuclear Reconfiguration Cost Effectiveness Report” Jan. 1993 6 Congressional Budget Office Study, “Cleaning Up the Department of Energy’s Nuclear Weapons Complex” May 1994 7 DOE Report, “Closing the Circle on the Splitting of the Atom: The Environment Legacy of Nuclear Weapons Production in the U.S. and What the Department of Energy is Doing About It.” Jan. 1995

Subseries VIC: Foreign Affairs

Box File Description Date

140 1 Letters Signed 1993-1994 2 Conventional Arms 1983 3 Arms Control Oct 1983 4 Conventional Arms Transfers project – Williamsburg Community Forum May 19, 1983 5 Conventional Arms Transfers Project – General Correspondence (1 of 5) 1982-1991 6 Conventional Arms Transfers Project – Press (2 of 5) 1982-1991

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7 Conventional Arms Transfers Project – Testimony and Reports (3 of 5) 1982-1991 8 Conventional Arms Transfers Project – Testimony and Reports (4 of 5) 1982-1991 9 Conventional Arms Transfers Project- Committee Reports (5 of 5) 1981, 1983 10 Genocide Convention Ratification May 1983 11 Land Mines 1996-1998 12 U. N. Reform Convention May 1979 13 U. N. Amendment – General Correspondence, Colleague Letters, Votes (1 of 4) 1999 14 U. N. Amendment – Interest Groups Correspondence (2 of 4) 1999 15 U. N. Amendment – Reports and Related Legislation (3 of 4) 1999 16 U. N. Amendment – Press (4 of 4) 1999 17 U. N. Conference on Illicit Trade in Small Arms & Light Weapons Jun. 2001

Conflict Diamonds 18 Conflict Diamonds Act – Correspondence and Staff Memorandums (1 of 3) 2000-2002 19 Conflict Diamonds Act – Correspondence and Staff Memorandums (2 of 3) 1999-2002 20 Conflict Diamonds Act – Correspondence and Staff Memorandums (3 of 3) 1997, 1999-2002 21 Conflict Diamonds Act – General Correspondence and Press (1 of 5) 2000-2001 22 Conflict Diamonds Act – General Correspondence and Press (2 of 5) 1998-2003

140A 1 Conflict Diamonds Act – General Correspondence and Press (3 of 5) 2000-2002 2 Conflict Diamonds Act – General Correspondence and Press (4 of 5) 2000-2001 3 Conflict Diamonds Act – General Correspondence and Press (5 of 5) 1999-2001 4 Conflict Diamonds Act – News Clippings (1 of 4) 1999-2000 5 Conflict Diamonds Act – News Clippings (2 of 4) 2000-2001 6 Conflict Diamonds Act – News Clippings (3 of 4) 2001-2002 7 Conflict Diamonds Act – News Clippings (4 of 4) 2002-2003 8 Conflict Diamonds Act – Reports and Testimony (1 of 3) 2000-2001 9 Conflict Diamonds Act – Reports and Testimony (2 of 3) 1999-2000 10 Conflict Diamonds Act – Reports and Testimony (3 of 3) 1999-2003 11 Conflict Diamonds Act – Administration 1999-2002 12 Conflict Diamonds Act – Industry Draft Legislation 2001

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13 Conflict Diamonds Act – Compromise with Industry 2001 14 Conflict Diamonds Act – Industry (1 of 2) 1999-2000 15 Conflict Diamonds Act – Industry (2 of 2) 2000-2003 16 Conflict Diamonds Act – Non-Government Organizations (NGOs) 1998-2003 17 Conflict Diamonds Act – NGOs: Nobel Prize Nominations 1999-2002 18 Conflict Diamonds Act – Gregg/Wolf Amendment 1999-2000 19 Conflict Diamonds Act – Hearings 2000-2003 20 Conflict Diamonds Act – Sierra Leone (1 of 3) 1999-2002 21 Conflict Diamonds Act – Sierra Leone (2 of 3) 1999-2000

140B 1 Conflict Diamonds Act – Sierra Leone (3 of 3) 1999-2000 2 Conflict Diamonds Act – Trip to Britain 1999 3 Conflict Diamonds Act- Australia 2001 4 Conflict Diamonds Act- Belgium 2000 5 Conflict Diamonds Act- Botswana 2001 6 Conflict Diamonds Act- Canada 1999-2002 7 Conflict Diamonds Act- Congo/Zaire and Congo Kinsasha/Kabilasul 1996-2002 8 Conflict Diamonds Act- Guinea 2001 9 Conflict Diamonds Act- Liberia 2001 10 Conflict Diamonds Act- Zimbabwe 2001-2002 11 Conflict Diamonds Act – Kimberley Process 2001 12 Conflict Diamonds Act – World Coverage 1999-2002 13 Conflict Diamonds Act-HR 2722 Information 2001 14 Conflict Diamonds Act-Human Rights Caucus Briefing 2001

140C 1 Conflict Diamonds Act-Vancouver Conference 2001 2 Conflict Diamonds Act-American Gemological Laboratories 2000 3 Conflict Diamonds Act-Amnesty 2001 4 Conflict Diamonds Act-Appropriations 2000 5 Conflict Diamonds Act-Corporate Social Responsibility 2002 6 Conflict Diamonds Act-DeBeers 1999-2001 7 Conflict Diamonds Act-Diamond Dealers Club 2001 8 Conflict Diamonds Act-Faith Groups Event May 11, 2001 9 Conflict Diamonds Act-FTC 2001 10 Conflict Diamonds Act-GAO 2001-2002 11 Conflict Diamonds Act-HRD 2000 12 Conflict Diamonds Act-Next Step 2001-2002 13 Conflict Diamonds Act-Op-Eds 2001 14 Conflict Diamonds Act-Paul Sockwell 2001 15 Conflict Diamonds Act-Protests 2000 16 Conflict Diamonds Act-RAC 1998, 2001 17 Conflict Diamonds Act-Research 1999, 2001

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140D 1 Conflict Diamonds Act-Strategy Meeting 2002 2 Conflict Diamonds Act-Talking Points 2000 3 Conflict Diamonds Act-Terrorism 2001-2002 4 Conflict Diamonds Act-TPH Notes 2001

141 1 Human Rights – Ahmadi Muslims – Pakistan (1 of 3) 1986-1989 2 Human Rights – Ahmadi Muslims – Pakistan (2 of 3) 1986-1989 3 Human Rights – Ahmadi Muslims – Pakistan (3 of 3) 1986-1989 4 Human Rights – Ahmadi Muslims – Gambia 1997 5 Human Rights – Response to H. R. 4209, International Human Rights Policy Act (1 of 2) 1979 6 Human Rights – Response to H. R. 4209, International Human Rights Policy Act (1 of 2) 1979 7 Human Rights – Protection of Journalists/Writers (1 of 2) 1988-1989 8 Human Rights – Protection of Journalists/Writers (1 of 2) 1988-1989 9 Human Rights – International – Reagan Administration 1988-1989 10 Human Rights – Disappearances 1979-1981 11 Human Rights – General Information (1 of 3) 1979-1985 12 Human Rights – General Information (2 of 3) 1979-1985 13 Human Rights- General Information (3 of 3) 1979-1985 14 International Justice Mission – Washington Advisory Round Table, May 8, 1999 May 1999 15 Congressional Human Rights Caucus – 1989 Human Rights Profile 1989 16 Congressional Human Rights Caucus – 1990 Human Rights Profile 1990 17 Congressional Human Rights Caucus – Human Rights Legislation List 102 Congress and Member’s Profile 1992

142 1 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Letters & Responses 1993-1997 2 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors - Recruitment Letter, 104th Congress 1995 3 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – “Dear Colleague” Letters 1999-2002 4 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Human Rights Legislation List and Member’s Profile 1993 5 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases (1 of 3) 1987-1988 6 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases (2 of 3) 1987-1988 7 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases (3 of 3) 1987-1988 8 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases 1986

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9 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases 1983-1984 10 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors – Monitors Cases 1985 11 Congressional Committee to Support Writers and Journalists 1988-1989 12 Watch Committees 1986-1987 13 Women’s Commission for Refugee Women & Children 1997, 1999

143 1 Armenia 1995-1996 2 Bangladesh 1995, 1998 3 Bosnia – CRS Reports 1994-1996 4 Bosnia 1994-1996 5 Emergency Supplemental Appropriations For Food Aid to Kosovo 1999 6 Bosnia Serbs 1995 7 Burma 1997-2001 8 Burundi 1995-1996 9 Cambodia 1998-2000 10 Central America (1 of 5) 1979-1985 11 Central America (2 of 5) 1979-1985 12 Central America (3 of 5) 1979-1985 13 Central America (4 of 5) 1979-1985 14 Central America (5 of 5) 1979-1985 15 Chechnya – Disappearance of Frederick Cuny 1995 16 Cuba Letter (1 of 2) 1987-1988 17 Cuba Letter (2 of 2) 1987-1988 18 Peoples Republic of China 1983-1986

144 1 East Timor – Arms Sale to Indonesia 1993 2 East Timor – Japanese Diet – U. S. Congressional Letter Undated 3 East Timor – Portuguese Newspapers 1984 4 East Timor – Congressional Resolutions & Reports 1983-1986 5 East Timor – “Dear Colleagues” Letters 1984-1988 6 East Timor – Correspondence 1984-1986 7 East Timor – Congressional Record Remarks 1986 8 East Timor –Newspaper/Magazine Clippings 1984-1987 9 East Timor – Miscellaneous Notes 1983-1984 10 East Timor – Newspaper Clippings 1983-1984 11 East Timor – Humanitarian Crisis (1 of 2) 1979-1980 12 East Timor – Humanitarian Crisis (2 of 2) 1979-1980 13 East Timor – Amendment – International Security & Development Cooperation Act of 1980 1979-1980 14 East Timorese Students Letter 1986-1987 15 East Timor – Human Rights Support Program 2001 16 East Timor – Letter to President, Jun. 28, 2000 1983-2000

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17 East Timor 1982-1985 18 East Timor 1986 19 East Timor –U. N. High Commissioner for Refugees Reports 2001 20 East Timor III 1980-1982 21 East Timor 1982-1985 22 East Timor – Amendment 1983-1984 23 East Timor 1985 24 East Timor – Letter 1982-1986 25 East Timor – Letter, Sep. 9, 1998 1998 26 East Timor – Bishop Belo’s Nobel Peace Prize 1994-1996 27 East Timor – Letter to President Clinton Oct. 1993 28 East Timor – Letter to United Nations Mar. 1993

145 1 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 (Australia, East Timor, Indonesia and Singapore) 2000 2 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 - Additional Background Information 2001 3 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – U. S. Embassy, Jakarta Information 2001 4 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – UNTAET Information 2001 5 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 - U. S. Support Group East Timor Information 2001 6 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – HQ, Australian Theatre Briefing 2001 7 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 - Singapore Information 2001 8 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – Report/Information on Death of American Citizen Jul 2001 9 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – WFP Indonesia Information 2001 10 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – UASID Background/Update Information Undated 11 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 - National Geographic “Indonesia, Living…” Mar. 2001 12 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 - Indonesian Newspapers Jul. 2001 13 Trip to East Timor, 28 Jun – 9 Jul, 2001 – UNICEF Information 2001 14 Tony Hall Trip Report, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sept. 2000 2000 15 Congressman Frank R. Wolf Trip to Central Africa & Sudan Jan. 2001

146 1 Europe Undated 2 Greece and Turkey 1982-1985

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3 Iran – Newspaper Clippings 1979-1980 4 Iran – Trip Follow-up – Correspondence 2000 5 Korea 1980 6 Korea (1 of 2) 1981 7 Korea (2 of 2) 1981 8 Korea (1 of 2) 1982 9 Korea (2 of 2) 1982 10 Korea (1 of 2) 1983 11 Korea (2 of 2) 1983 12 Korea (1 of 2) 1984 13 Korea (2 of 2) 1984 14 Korea (1 of 2) 1985 15 Korea (2 of 2) 1985 16 Korea (1 of 2) 1986 17 Korea (2 of 2) 1986 18 Korea 1987 19 Korean Summit 2000

147 1 Nicaragua – Aid to Contras 1985-1986 2 Paraguay – Reference Material 1984-1986 3 Paraguay 1988 4 Paraguay 1980-1987 5 Philippines 1980-1982 6 Philippines Letter – Shutting Down Opposition Press 1983 7 Philippines – ‘Dear Colleague’ Letters 1984 8 Philippines – Foreign Assistance (1 of 2) 1983-1986 9 Philippines – Foreign Assistance (1 of 2) 1983-1986 10 Philippines (1 of 3) 1986-1989 11 Philippines (2 of 3) 1986-1989 12 Philippines (3 of 3) (Newspaper Clippings) 1986-1989 13 Philippines – Letter to President Reagan, Re: Human Rights Abuses 1984 14 Philippines 1987-1988 15 Philippines – Agrava Commission Reaction 1984 16 Philippines – President Marcos and Human Rights 1983 17 Philippines – Marcos Restrictions on Filipino Press 1983 18 Philippines – Reference – Miscellaneous Correspondence 1983-1985 19 Philippines – Reference – Newsletters 1983-1984 20 Philippines – Reference – Reports Undated 21 Philippines – Reference – Newspaper/Magazine Clippings and Press Releases 1982-1985 22 Philippines – Reference – Philippines Amendment - Correspondence and Notes/Memos 1985 23 Philippines – Reference – Philippines Amendment - Reports 1985

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24 Philippines – Reference – Philippines Amendment - H. R. 1555 and Report 99-39 1985 25 Philippines – Reference –Philippines Amendment – Newspaper Clippings 1985

148 1 Romania 1985-1987 2 South Africa – Apartheid 1985-1989 3 Hall – Smith Soviet Religious Believers Letter 1987 4 Sudan 1999 5 Sudan Crisis 1999-2001

Subseries VID: General Issues

Box File Description Date

149 1 Abortion - H.R. 3600, Health Security Act – Congressional Record Aug. 10, 1994 2 Abortion - H.R. 3600, Health Security Act – Hall Proposed Amendment 1994 3 Abortion - H.R. 3600, Health Security Act – Correspondence 1994 4 Abortion - H.R. 3600, Health Security Act – CRS Issue Briefs 1994 5 Abortion - H.R. 1833, Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act – Correspondence & Memos 1995-1996 6 Abortion - H.R. 1833, Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act – Press 1995-1996 7 Abortion - H.R. 1833, Partial Birth Abortion Ban Act – National Right to Life Committee 1995-1996 8 Abortion – 1996 Democratic Platform (1 of 2) 1996 9 Abortion – 1996 Democratic Platform (1 of 2) 1996 10 Adoption – ‘Generations of Hope’ 2002 11 Agriculture - USDA – Animal Welfare Act – Stolen Pets 1994 12 Agriculture - Research and Extension 1994-1999 13 Agriculture - Farm Bill (H. R. 2854) – TPH Statement Feb. 1996 14 Agriculture - USDA Issues - Correspondence 1997 15 Agriculture - Immigration Farm Workers - Correspondence 1997-2000 16 Agriculture - Food Safety and Labeling - Correspondence 1997-1999 17 Agriculture American Farm Bureau Federation – Correspondence Mar. 1999 18 Agriculture - Soybean Concessional Sales and Donations – Correspondence 1999 19 Agriculture - Dairy Compacts 1999 20 Agriculture - Corn – Ethanol Production - Correspondence 2001 21 Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1997 1996

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22 Agriculture Appropriations, FY 1998 1997 23 Agriculture Appropriations and Supplemental, FY 1999 1998 24 Agriculture Appropriations, FY 2000 1999 25 Agriculture Appropriations, FY 2001 2000 26 Assets for Independence (1 of 2) 1997-1998 27 Assets for Independence (2 of 2) 1997-1998 28 Cable Television Amendment – Indecent Material on Cable Television Service (1 of 3) 1995 29 Cable Television Amendment – Indecent Material on Cable Television Service (2 of 3) 1995 30 Cable Television Amendment – Indecent Material on Cable Television Service (3 of 3) 1995 31 Community Reinvestment Act 1999 32 Consumer’s Counsel 1991

150 1 Crime - Assault Weapons Ban – General Information 1993-1994 2 Crime - Assault Weapons Ban – Press 1994 3 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report – Correspondence, Memos, Etc. 1994 4 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report – Press, Dayton Related 1994 5 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report – CRS Issue Briefs 1994 6 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report – Various Briefs/Reports 1994 7 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report – Crime Briefing, Dayton Mar. 16, 1994 8 Crime - COPS – “Community Policing” – Dayton Impact 1994-1996 9 Crime - Crime Bill – Information (104th Congress) 1995-1996 10 Crime - COPS – Montgomery County – Grants & Press 1996-1999 11 Crime - Crime Bill – Conference Report, Violent Crime Control & Law Enforcement Act of 1994 Aug 1997 12 Domestic Violence – Violence Against Women Act 1995-1996 13 Domestic Violence – Violence Against Women Act - Reports & Press 1995-1996 14 Domestic Violence – CRS Information – Byrne Grant Programs 1996 15 Economy – Economic Stimulus Package Oct. 2001 16 Education – America 2000 1991-1992 17 Equal Employment – CRS Research Jul. 2001 18 Federal Judicial Appointment Process 1997-1998

Faith-Based Initiative 151 1 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – General Information (1 of 3) 2000-2001

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2 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – General Information (2 of 3) 2000-2001 3 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – General Information (3 of 3) 2000-2001 4 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – Bill & Voting Register Mar. 29, 2001 5 CRS Report, Public Aid & Faith-Based Organizations: An Overview Apr. 2001 6 Report 107-34, Hearing on H. R. 7 Jun. 14, 2001 7 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – Report 107-138, Parts I & II Jul. 2001 8 Action Reports 1999, 2001 9 “Dear Colleague” Letters 2001 10 Tony Hall Statements & Testimony 2001 11 Tony Hall Press Releases 2001 12 Inter-Office Memos & Notes 2001 13 Tony Hall Notebook 2001 14 H.R. 7, Community Solutions Act – Information Packet 2001 15 Newspaper, Magazine, & Internet Articles 2001 16 White House Office of Faith-Based & Community Initiatives 2001 17 Letters to Tony Hall 2001 18 Interest Group Correspondence 2001 19 Opposition Correspondence 2001 20 Miscellaneous Correspondence 2001 21 “Black Church Outreach,” University of Pennsylvania, CTTUCS Report 2001-1 2001 22 2001 Emergency Food Provider Survey 2001 23 Dare to Care Food Bank Information Packet 2001 24 Good Samaritan Tax Incentive Act 2001 25 S. 1924, The CARE Act 2002

152 1 Gasoline Prices 2000 2 Geothermal – Tax Credits – Testimony to Committees (1 of 2) 1979-1983 3 Geothermal – Tax Credits – Testimony to Committees (2 of 2) 1979-1983 4 Geothermal – H. R. 4091 – Background Reports 1980, 1982 5 Geothermal – H. R. 4091 – Correspondence 1981-1982 6 Geothermal – Tax Credits – General Information (1 of 4) 1981-1983 7 Geothermal – Tax Credits – General Information (2 of 4) 1981-1983 8 Geothermal – Tax Credits – General Information (3 of 4) 1981-1983 9 Geothermal – Tax Credits – General Information (4 of 4) 1981-1983 10 Geothermal – Telephone Messages c.a.1983 11 Health – Hospice 1981-1986 12 Health – Arthritis Institute – E. Douglas Reddan Jun. 1984

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13 Health – Prohibiting Physicians from Dispensing Orally Administered Drugs (H.R 2168) – Constituent Letters 1987 14 Health – Bone Marrow Program 1990-1996 15 Health – Health Care Reform Hearing, Dayton, OH, Jan. 8, 1994 1993-1994 16 Health – Vaccines for Children Program 1994 17 Health –Double Disadvantaged Hospitals Jun. 1995 18 Health – National Marrow Donor Program Drive 1996 19 Health – National Cancer Institute 1998 20 Health – HMOs & Medicare 1998 21 Health – Medical Use Fees 1998 22 Health – Anti-Tampering Act (H.R. 2100) 1999-2000 23 Health – Helen Keller Worldwide Childsight Program 1999-2000 24 Health – Healthy Hearts Project 2000 25 Health – Airlifeline 2000 26 House Chaplain Selection Issue 2000 27 Housing – General Information 1999-2001 28 Peace Corps 1979-1985

153 1 Military Pay to Criminals 1994 2 Natural Gas Reserves – General Correspondence & Press (1 of 2) 2000-2001 3 Natural Gas Reserves – General Correspondence & Press (2 of 2) 2000-2001 4 Negative Campaigning 1987-1991 5 Pornography – General Information 1984-1989 6 Pornography – Dial-A-Porn 1988 7 Religious Freedom – Hall Amendment, Student Religious Liberty Act (1 of 2) 1995-1996 8 Religious Freedom – Hall Amendment, Student Religious Liberty Act (2 of 2) 1995-1996 9 Religious Freedom – Conference Jan. 23, 1996 10 Religious Freedom – Anti-Christian Persecution – General Information 1996-1997 11 Religious Freedom – Freedom from Religious Persecution Act – Correspondence (1 of 2) 1997 12 Religious Freedom – Freedom from Religious Persecution Act – Correspondence (2 of 2) 1997 13 Religious Freedom – Freedom from Religious Persecution Act – Reports & Testimony 1997 14 Religious Freedom – Freedom from Religious Persecution Act – Press 1997 15 Social Security Reform Apr. 1999 16 Taxes – Backpack Tax 1998 17 Welfare Reform – H.R. 455, Microenterprise & Asset Development Act 1993-1995

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18 Welfare Reform – H.R. 456, Individual Development Account Demonstration Act 1993-1994 19 Welfare Reform – Correspondence 1993-1999 20 Welfare Reform – Work and Responsibility Act of 1994 (1 of 2) 1994 21 Welfare Reform – Work and Responsibility Act of 1994 (2 of 2) 1994 22 Youthbuild Program 1996-1997

Slavery Apology 154 1 Reference Material 1969-1999 2 Black Reparations 1985-2000 3 Newspaper & Magazine Clippings (1 of 2) 1992-2000 4 Newspaper & Magazine Clippings (2 of 2) 1992-2000 5 Booklets – “I Was a Slave,” Chapters 1-4 1995 6 “Day of Repentance” 1996-1999 7 Polls 1996-1997 8 Proposed Bill & General Information/Statements 1997 9 “Dear Colleague” Letters 1997 10 Information Notebook (Removed from 3-Ring binder) 1997 11 Talking Points 1997 12 Experts 1997 13 Fax Sheets/Press Advisories 1997 14 Reporters 1997 15 Newspaper Clippings 1997 16 Press 1997 17 Reference Material – Excerpt from Books 1997 18 Letters – Support (1 of 3) 1997 19 Letters – Support (2 of 3) 1997 20 Letters – Support (3 of 3) 1997 21 Letters – Against (1 of 2) 1997 22 Letters – Against (2 of 2) 1997 23 Hate Mail 1997 24 Supporters 1997-1998 25 Ohio Newspaper Clippings 1997-1998 26 Spiritfest/SFLI 1997-1998 27 Tony Hall Statements 1997-1999

Slavery Apology (Continued) 155 1 Virtual Slavery Museum 1998 2 Leadership Reconciliation Conference, Benin, West Africa Dec. 1999 3 Proposed Bills & General Information/Statements 1999-2000 4 Dayton Dialogue on Race 2000 5 General Information 2000 6 Apology & Reparations Press 2000 7 Press 2000

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8 Newspaper Clippings 2000 9 Notes & Clippings 2000 10 Healing America 2000 11 Background Material 2000 12 Background Information & Research 2000 13 Juneteenth 2000 14 Building of Capital 2000 15 Holt – Chronology of History of Slavery & Racism 2000 16 Letters – Pro Apology 2000 17 Letters – Con Apology (1 of 2) 2000 18 Letters – Con Apology (2 of 2) 2000 19 Screen Play – “Rolling a Stone” by David T. P. Perrin Mar. 2000 20 “From Slavery to Untouchable, Lincoln’s Solution” by Paul Kalra Jul. 2000 21 Apology Allies 2000-2001 22 Reparations 2000-2001 23 World Conference Against Racism 2001 24 Slavery Memorial 2002

Values & Character Education 156 1 Center for Citizenship Education – Presentation by Dr. John Silber May 1980 2 Information Packet – Newspaper Articles 1982-1990 3 Good Articles 1982-1993 4 Back-Up Articles (1 of 2) 1984-1989 5 Back-Up Articles (2 of 2) 1984-1989 6 Back-Up Articles 1984-1989 7 Teaching Values – General Information 1985-1990 8 Important Notes & Articles 1986-1990 9 Education for Democracy Project – “A Statement of Principles” 1987 10 Congressional Record – Education Values Statements 1987, 1989 11 Values in Education Bill (H.R. 2667) 1987-1988, 1994 12 Values in Education Bill Co-Sponsorships 1987-1988 13 Education Packet with Originals 1987-1988 14 Council for the Advancement of Citizenship – Conference Notes 1987-1988 15 Press 1987-1991 16 Catholic-Jewish Relations 1987-1991 17 “People for the American Way” 1987-1991 18 Governor Cuomo (New York) – Correspondence 1987-1991 19 “Dear Colleague” Letters – Hall Originated 1987-1992 20 “Dear Colleague” Letters & Statements 1987-1992 21 Values Correspondence 1987-1992 22 Articles for Findings & New Information (102nd Congress) (1 of 2) 1987-1992

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23 Articles for Findings & New Information (102nd Congress) (2 of 2) 1987-1992 24 Jay’s Quotes & Articles (Good) 1987-1992 25 Values – Press 1987-1992 26 Miscellaneous Notes, Memos, & Correspondence 1987-1992 27 Thomas Jefferson Center – Correspondence 1987-1994

Values & Character Education (Continued) 157 1 1988 Democratic Platform 1988 2 Department of Education, Office of Educational Research & Improvement Reports 1988 3 Harry Hogan, Council for the Advancement of Citizenship Information 1988 4 Council for the Advancement of Citizenship Meeting 1988 5 Response to Values Articles & Mailing 1988-1989 6 Ohio Information 1988-1991 7 General Correspondence 1988-1993 8 Values Lists (Townsend Articles) 1988-1993 9 Legislation Counsel 1988-1993 10 Character Information (Good Information) 1988-1994 11 Articles 1988-1994 12 Letter to White House, Re. H.R. 733, Commission on Values Education Sep. 1989 13 Girl Scouts Survey on the Beliefs and Values of America’s Children 1989 14 H.R. 733, H.R. 2125, & H.R. 2667 – Co-Sponsor Lists 1989-1990 15 Miscellaneous Tony Hall Letters & Notes 1989-1991 16 Miscellaneous Brochures 1989-1991 17 Packet Information, 1995 1989—1994 18 Personal Responsibility Education Program Jul. 1990 19 Values Bill, Dayton Trip 1990 20 Values Class & Dayton Trip – Back-Up Information 1990 21 The National Character Laboratory, Inc. – Correspondence 1990 22 Congressional Research Service (CRS) – Issue Briefs on Education 1990 23 Education for Democracy Project – “Democracy’s Half Told Story” & “Democracy’s Untold Story” 1990 24 “American Memory, A Report on the Humanities in the Nation’s Public School,” NEH c.a.1990 25 Educational Organizations – Correspondence 1990-1991 26 Miscellaneous Newspaper & Magazine Articles 1990-1991 27 H.R. 2125, Civic & Character Values-in-Schools Act May 1991 28 Dayton Hearing – H.R. 2125, Civic & Character Values-in-Schools Act (1 of 2) May 1991 29 Dayton Hearing – H.R. 2125, Civic & Character Values-in-Schools Act (2 of 2) May 1991

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30 Dayton Information 1991 31 Possible Hearing 1991 32 Thomas Jefferson Center 1991 33 Mailing Lists 1991

Values & Character Education (Continued) 158 1 Dayton Trip 1991-1992 2 Bills & Reports – Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act (102nd Congress) 1991-1992 3 Dayton Public Schools 1991-1993 4 Washington, D. C. Hearings Mar. 1992 5 Council for Education Development & Research – Correspondence Mar. 1992 6 Newspaper Articles May 1992 May 1993 7 “Dear Colleague” Letters Jul. 1992 8 Values in Education Amendments Aug. 1992 9 H.R. 4323, Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act 1992 10 H.R. 4323, Neighborhood Schools Improvement Act Amendments 1992 11 Final Bill Movement (102nd Congress) 1992 12 Interested Persons & Organizations 1992 13 Values List (VALPASS) 1992 14 CRS Report, “Urban Education: Proposals for Reform” Plus Background Information 1992 15 “Management by Values” by Dr. Hall & Mr. Joiner, Jr. 1992 16 Steve Boyd, Secretary of the Character Education Partnership, Inc. 1992-1994 17 Bills & Miscellaneous Information 1992-1994 18 Columbia University, Seminar on Moral Education Paper Sep. 1993 19 Kauffman Foundation “Project Essential” Oct. 1993 20 “Dear Colleague” Letters – Values (103rd Congress) 1993 21 Co-Sponsors – H.R. 1952 (103rd Congress) 1993 22 Secretary of Education Richard Riley Letter 1993 23 Alex Stuart, National Character Laboratory – Correspondence 1993 24 “Dear Colleague” Letters (Hall Originated) 1993-1994 25 H.R. 1952, Character Education (1 of 2) 1993-1994 26 H.R. 1952, Character Education (2 of 2) 1993-1994 27 “Dear Colleague” Letters May 1994 28 H.R. 6, Improving America’s Schools Act – Amendments 1994 29 Commemorative Resolution – “National Character Counts Week” (H.J. Res. 366) 1994 30 Articles 1994

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Subseries VIIA: Photographs

Box File Description Date

Tony Hall Portraits/Individual Photographs 159 1 Portrait Photographs c.a.1970s 2 Portrait Photographs & Office Photographs 1978-1979 3 Tony Hall in Inaugural Dress Jan. 20, 1981 4 Official Portrait 1986 5 Wheaties Box Oct. 1986 6 Wallace Martin Portraits of Tony Hall Nov. 1987 7 Defense News Portrait Nov. 1991 8 Tony Hall with Wife & Mother (?) in White House Oval Office Dec. 23, 1997 9 Tony Hall Official Portrait c.a.2000 10 Tony Hall “Caught Reading” Jun. 2002 11 Swearing In Ceremony as Ambassador to U.N. Food & Agriculture Agencies (Sec. of State Colin Powell) Sep. 26, 2002 12 Slides – Photos of Tony Hall Portraits c.a.1970s 13 Slides – Tony Hall Portraits Undated 14 Tony Hall Official Portraits (Black & White) Undated

Pre-Congressional Photographs 160 1 Tony Hall High School Photographs 1958-1960 2 Travel 1960-1962 3 College Football (Denison University) 1960-1963 4 College Graduation Jun. 1964 5 Dave Hall 1965 6 Peace Corps - Thailand 1966-1967 7 Montgomery County Fair Trophy Presentation 1968-1969 8 Tony Hall Speaking to Class c.a.1970s 9 Tony Hall in Ohio House/Senate Office Working c.a.1970s 10 Tony Hall on Ohio House/Senate Floor c.a.1970s 11 Tony Hall on Ohio Capitol Grounds c.a.1970s 12 Tony Hall – Dayton Scenes Photographs (Election Material) c.a.1970s 13 State Senate Reelection Photographs c.a.1970s 14 Ohio Capitol Grounds being Raked c.a.1970s 15 Miscellaneous Political Photographs of Tony Hall with People/Groups c.a.1970s 16 Miscellaneous Photographs 1960s-1970s 17 Tony Hall Talking to Ohio Legislature May 1977 18 Unidentified Family Photographs Undated 19 Proof Sheets (Election Campaign) 1977-1978 20 Proof Sheets with Negatives 1977-1978 21 Miscellaneous Prints 1977-1980

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22 Negatives (120mm) 1977-1980 23 Negatives (35mm) 1977-1980

Presidents, World Leaders, and Others 161 1 Congressman Jim Wright 1979 2 White House Reception Line – President & Mrs. Carter, Vice President Mondale c.a.1979 3 Congressman Neil Smith, Chairman, House Small Business Committee Jan 1979 4 President Jimmy Carter Jan. 8, 1979 5 GM President Thomas A. Murphy Feb. 6, 1979 6 U.N. Secretary Kurt Waldhem Jul 1979 7 Portraits – President Carter & Secretary of Defense Harold Brown Aug. 9, 1979 8 Thailand Prime Minister Prem Tinsulanond c.a.1980 9 Vice President Walter Mondale c.a. 1980 10 President Carter with Pope John Paul II Jan. 11, 1980 11 Chairman Bolling Jan. 8, 1981 12 British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher Feb. 27, 1981 13 President Reagan in Oval Office May 6, 1981 14 Egyptian President Anwar Sadat Aug. 6, 1981 15 Israeli Prime Minister Begin Sep. 10, 1981 16 Congressman Jim Wright, Dr. Jim Hutchins, & Dr. Jim Ford, House Chaplain Mar. 4, 1982 17 Rollie Fingers (Pitcher, Oakland Athletics) Nov. 1982 18 Israeli Minister Sharon Nov. 1982 19 Space Shuttle Astronauts Dec. 15, 1982 20 Congressman Claude Pepper in Rules Committee Feb. 8, 1983 21 Portuguese President Antonio das Santos Ramalho Eanes Sep. 15, 1983 22 Kim Dae Jung Sep, 27, 1983 23 Senator G. D. McIntosh Dec. 15, 1983 24 Kim Dae Jung Jan. 16, 1984 25 Walter F. Mondale (Former Vice President) Feb. 1, 1984 26 Harry Arroyo, IBF Lightweight Champion Jun. 1984 27 Congressman Claude Pepper’s Birthday Reception Sep. 8, 1984 28 Senator Melcher Oct. 1984 29 Chief Rabbi Moses Rosen, Romania Jul. 1985 30 Salvador Laurel, Philippine Opposition Leader Jan. 17, 1985 31 Hunger Project with Valerie Harper & Raul Julia Sep. 19, 1985 32 Congressman Claude Pepper Oct. 1985 33 GM Chairman Roger Smith Oct. 1985 34 Autographed Portrait – Congressman Claude Pepper Nov. 14, 1985 35 Jim Grant, UNICEF Dec. 11, 1985 36 Philippine President Corazon Aquino c.a.1986 37 Lynn Redgrave, Hunger Hearing on International Health Apr. 30, 1986 38 Congressman Claude Pepper for Toledo “Blade” Jun. 1986

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39 Romanian Ambassador Roger Kirk Sep. 16, 1986 40 Anatoly Marchenko Memorial, Human Rights Monitor Jan. 22, 1987 41 Democratic Presidential Nominee Michael Dukakis at UAW Rally 1988 42 General Hanson Feb. 2, 1988 43 Nancy Reagan, National Day of Prayer Feb. 4, 1988 44 President Reagan & National Day of Prayer May 5, 1988 45 Democratic Presidential Nominee Michael Dukakis May 25, 1988 46 Dorcas R. Hardy, Social Security Commissioner Sep. 28, 1988 47 Louis Stokes 20th Anniversary as Member of Congress Dec. 13, 1988 48 Manute Bol (NBA Basketball Player) 1989 49 President George H. W. Bush with Spouses Dec. 11, 1989 50 Roberto Duran (Boxing Champion) Mar. 7, 1990 51 Mozambican President Joaquim Chassano Apr. 4, 1990 52 White House Celebrity Tennis Match Apr. 4, 1990 53 Chuck Norris (Delta Force 2) May 14, 1990 54 Duncan Webb (Cross-Country Bicycling for Character Education) Jul. 25, 1990 55 Ethiopian Foreign Minister Te Sfaye Dinka Jul. 26, 1990 56 Mali President Traore Oct. 4, 1990 57 Queen Elizabeth II of England May 16, 1991 58 Djibouti President G. A. Hassan Apr. 24, 1991 59 President George H. W. Bush Apr. 25, 1991 60 Haiti President Jean Bertrand Aristide Oct. 4, 1991 61 Mother Teresa c.a.1992 62 President Jimmy Carter Mar. 31, 1992 63 HUD Secretary Jack Kemp Jun. 30, 1992 64 New York Mayor David Dinkins Jul. 14, 1992 65 President George H. W. Bush Jul. 29, 1992 66 President Clinton & Congressman Foley Dec. 8, 1992 67 National Prayer Breakfast – President Clinton Feb. 4, 1993 68 President Clinton Meeting on Economic Legislation Feb. 15, 1993 69 Steve Truett (Congressional Arts Caucus Winner) & Sarah Jessica Parker (Actress) Jun. 29, 1993 70 Manute Bol (NBA Basketball Player) Aug. 4, 1993 71 President & Mrs. Clinton 1994-2000 72 Congressman Mike Synar (D-OK) Jan. 18, 1994 73 Tom Selleck (Actor) Mar. 2, 1994 74 President Clinton in Oval Office Mar. 23, 1994 75 Tom Selleck (Actor) Jun. 28, 1994 76 Vice President Gore Oct. 14, 1994 77 Energy Secretary O’Leary in Miamisburg Oct. 26, 1994 78 Rules Committee Members (Various) c.a.1995 79 Dalai Lama Sep. 13, 1995 80 Vice President Gore Nov. 20, 1995 81 Hillary Clinton Reception Jan. 29, 1996

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82 President Clinton Jun. 20, 1996

162 1 President Clinton in Oval Office Jan. 29, 1997 2 Prayer Breakfast with Ugandan President & Mrs. Museveni Feb. 4, 1997 3 Denison University Alums on Capital Hill c.a. Jun 1997 4 Jeff & Beau Bridges @ D. C. Central Kitchen Jul 1997 5 Mother Teresa Funeral Sep. 1997 6 Mrs. Clinton Sep. 13, 1997 7 President & Mrs. Clinton Christmas Party Dec. 8, 1997 8 Mrs. Clinton Feb. 4, 1998 9 President Clinton in Oval Office Jan 29, 1999 10 Vice President Gore Apr. 19, 1999 11 Martha’s Table – V. P. Gore’s Hunger Announcement Oct. 1999 12 President Clinton in Oval Office Jan 24, 2000 13 President & Mrs. Clinton Feb. 3, 2000 14 Global School Lunch with Senators McGovern & Dole 2001 15 President George W. Bush 2001 16 Kim Dae Jung Mar.8, 2001 17 President George W. Bush in Oval Office Feb. 12, 2002 18 Jessie Jackson Undated 19 Congressman Claude Pepper Medal Undated 20 Palestinian Leader Yassar Arafat Undated 21 Jordanian President Hussein Undated 22 Imelda Marcos (Philippines) Undated 23 Autographed Photographs – Various Undated 24 Tip O’Neill & Gary Hart Undated 25 Vice President Gore (Election Photograph) Undated 26 Reverend Billy Graham Undated 27 President Reagan Signing Bill Undated 28 Nancy Reagan in Reception Line Undated

Office Visitors – Individuals and Groups 163 1 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 1979 2 City of Dayton – Gerry Sharkey, Joe Mingo, & Don Ballman (Intern) c.a. Oct 1979 3 Senior Citizens Group Nov. 1979 4 Children’s Dental Health Month – Dr. Gregory & Mrs. Notestine Jan. 23, 1980 5 Joseph Frydman Family Mar. 23, 1981 6 Northmont Junior High School Students Mar. 23, 1981 7 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 13, 1981 8 Girl Scouts Jun. 23, 1981 9 Dayton Area UAW CAP Convention Delegates Jan. 26, 1982 10 Wright State University Economics Class Feb. 23, 1982

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11 Dayton Delegates – 10th Annual Legislative Action Conference of American School Food Services Assoc. Mar. 16, 1982 12 Presidential Classroom Students Mar. 16, 1982 13 Miami Valley School Students May 5, 1982 14 4H Citizenship Washington Focus Jul. 7, 1982 15 National League of Cities Mar. 2, 1982 16 Unidentified Senior Citizens Group c.a.1983 17 Pork Producers Feb. 1, 1983 18 Ohio Water Management Association Apr. 7, 1983 19 Miami Valley School Students Apr. 27, 1983 20 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 28, 1983 21 Pork Producers Feb. 7, 1984 22 Glenn Dean Mar. 9, 1984 23 Dr. Mary Navarro, Sinclair Community College Jun. 28, 1984 24 Ankeney Junior High School Students Jun. 14, 1984 25 Kettering Church of God Jun. 20, 1984 26 Northridge High School Students Jan. 23, 1985 27 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 2, 1985 28 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Apr. 24, 1985 29 Sister Bernice Krieg May 22, 1985 30 Loret Ruppe Dec. 12, 1985 31 Oakwood 8th Graders Feb 18, 1986 32 Junior Council on World Affairs Mar. 24, 1986 33 E. J. Brown School Students, Fairview May 15, 1986 34 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Jun. 9, 1986 35 4-H Club Jun. 18, 1986 36 Commissioners of Jabbo Kenner Youth Football League Oct. 29, 1986 37 Todd Kettler, United Way Apr. 28, 1987 38 Lincoln Elementary School Students Apr. 2, 1987 39 Chaminade-Julienne High School Students Apr. 2, 1987 40 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 14, 1987 41 Augsburg, Germany High School Students Apr. 23, 1987 42 Dayton Area Board of Realtors May 8, 1987 43 Morton-Miller High School Students (Vandalia) Nov. 7, 1987 44 Germantown’s Rosalie Bernard Mar. 3, 1988 45 Mad River High School Students May 24, 1988 46 Girl Scout Troop 649, Vandalia (Mrs. Debbie Miller) Jun. 15, 1988 47 Northridge High School Students Jan. 23, 1989 48 Junior Council on World Affairs Mar. 21, 1989 49 St. Anthony School Bicentennial Cards Mar. 23, 1989 50 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Apr. 13, 1989 51 Chaminade-Julienne High School Students Apr. 13, 1989 52 Page Elementary School Students Apr. 18, 1989 53 Trotwood-Madison High School Students Apr. 27, 1989 54 Wogaman School 6th Grade Students Jun. 1, 1989 55 Miamisburg Senior Citizens Sep. 20, 1989

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56 Regional Transit Association Board (McEwan’s Office) Mar. 13, 1990 57 Homebuilders Association Mar. 22, 1990 58 Lincoln School Mar. 29, 1990 59 Chaminade-Julienne High School Students Apr. 5, 1990 60 Precious Blood School Students May 10, 1990 61 Mad River Middle School Students May 15, 1990 62 Ohio Township Association Sep. 6, 1990 63 Dayton Hospitals Association Jan. 29, 1991 64 Miami University Living and Learning Center Students Mar. 20, 1991 65 Unidentified School Group Apr. 1991 66 EGBG Union Leaders Apr. 1, 1991 67 Chaminade-Julienne High School Students Apr. 11, 1991 68 Fairport Middle School Students May 22, 1991 69 Valley View Middle School Students Jun. 14, 1991 70 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Feb. 28, 1992 71 William E. Clutter, Agricultural Extension Mar. 10, 1992 72 Junior Council on World Affairs Apr. 14, 1992 73 Father Kuhn, Incarnation School, Centerville May 7, 1992 74 Spinning Hills Middle School Students May 19, 1992 75 Miamisburg Delegation (Mound Facility) May 20, 1992 76 St. Christopher’s School Students May 26, 1992 77 Brookville Middle School Students Jun. 12, 1992 78 Miamisburg Energy Education Award Students Jun. 23, 1992 79 Congregational Youth Leadership Council Jul. 29, 1992 80 Northridge High School Students Jan 21, 1993 81 Huber Heights & Miamisburg Leaders/Delegates Mar. 9, 1993 82 Wolf Creek Progressive Association Apr. 19, 1993 83 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Apr. 23, 1993 84 Alter High School Students Apr. 29, 1993 85 Centerville High School Government Class – Constitution Competition Apr. 30, 1993 86 Unidentified School Group May 7, 1993 87 Spinning Hills Middle School Students May 18, 1993 88 BIFADEC Sep. 9. 1993 89 Westbrook Elementary School Handbell Choir 1994 90 Dayton Area Board of Realtors Apr. 26, 1994 91 Fairview Middle School Students Apr. 29, 1994 92 Incarnation School Students May 5, 1994 93 Spinning Hills Middle School Students May 16, 1994 94 Salem Christian Academy Students May 26, 1994 95 Spinning Hills Middle School Students May 16, 1995

164 1 Brookville Middle School Students Mar. 31, 1998 2 Chaminade-Julienne High School Seniors Apr. 21, 1998 3 Home School Kids Apr. 28, 1998 4 Incarnation Catholic School Students Apr. 30, 1998

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5 Our Lady of the Rosary School Students May 14, 1998 6 Kaiser Middle School Students May 14, 1998 7 Nicholas Guise, U.S. Physics Team 1999 8 Chaminade-Julienne High School Seniors Mar. 24, 1999 9 Miami Valley Career Technology Center Students Nov. 4, 1999 10 Brittany Meadows, Congressional Youth Leadership Conference c.a.2000 11 National Youth Leaders Conference – Matt Parr Jan. 27, 2000 12 Chaminade-Julienne High School Seniors Mar. 22, 2000 13 Brookville Middle School Students Mar. 29, 2000 14 Centerville High School Orchestra May 4, 2000 15 Kiser Middle School Students May 11, 2000 16 Miami Valley School Students May 16, 2000 17 Uma B. Samant, Presidential Scholar Jun. 29, 2000 18 St. Peters School Students May 17, 2001 19 Girl Scout Troop 265 Jun. 12, 2001 20 Omega School 5th & 6th Graders Jun. 12, 2001 21 Jefferson Township High School Students Jul. 12, 2001 22 Centerville High School Students c.a.2002 23 Dr. Susan Payson, American Osteopathic Association Mar. 12, 2002 24 Centerville Science Bowl Students May 2, 2002 25 City of Oakwood Leaders Undated 26 Lincoln Magnet School Students Undated 27 Professor Anon & Wright State University Students Undated 28 Unidentified School Group – High School Undated 29 Unidentified Individuals/Groups Undated 30 Chaminade-Julienne High School Seniors Undated 31 Unidentified School Groups Undated

Staff and Interns 165 1 Staff – George Lowrey, Bonnie Reustow, Stan Ritchie Jan. 1079 2 Legislative Staff Mar. 29, 1979 3 Senior Citizen Interns 1980 4 Interns Mar. 23, 1981 5 Senior Citizen Intern – Glenn Duckwall May 14, 1981 6 Staff Jun. 2, 1981 7 Staff – Tates, Bethea, Gessel Jul. 16, 1981 8 Interns – Molly Hockwalt, Steven Bloom Jul. 16, 1981 9 Dayton Office Staff Jan. 14, 1982 10 Interns – Larry Hamilton, Martha Taylor Jan. 14, 1982 11 Interns – Becky Bayless, Ellen Bernstein Jan. 22, 1982 12 Intern – Courtney Long Jan. 22, 1982 13 Senior Citizen Interns May 2, 1982 14 Staff – Proof Sheet May 14, 1982 15 Intern – Lorie Stebel Sep. 23, 1982 16 Senior Citizen Intern – Max Kohnop May 26, 1983

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17 Intern – Oscar G. Trevino Jan. 29, 1985 18 Intern – David Domansky Jan. 29, 1985 19 Intern – Liz O’Dair Jan 29, 1985 20 Intern – Linda Lord Sep. 27, 1985 21 Intern – Janice Garfunkel Dec. 15, 1985 22 Office Staff – Proof Sheets Dec. 15, 1985 23 Intern – Scott Broock Apr. 1986 24 Intern – Sabrina Williams Apr. 17, 1986 25 Intern – Janet Walters Apr. 17, 1986 26 Intern – Rod Smith Jul 24, 1986 27 Dayton Consultant – Manny Murphy Jul. 24, 1986 28 Interns – Summer Jul. 29, 1986 29 Interns – Chris Curro, Tim Walker Dec. 1986 30 Interns – David Garcia, Leng Kuon Mar. 3, 1987 31 Interns – Vered Sharon, Beth Anne Percic, Mark Brinkmoeller, Scott Cooper Jul. 14, 1987 32 Intern – Jenny Spalatin Jul. 2/22, 1987 33 Intern – Diana Y. Marquez Aug. 7, 1987 34 Intern – Susie Kito Dec. 15, 1987 35 Interns – Chris Elliott, Robert Hughes, Deborah Hall Jan. 21, 1988 36 Interns – Sharon R. Walter, Dean H. Miller Apr. 19, 1988 37 Nora Stang Apr. 26, 1988 38 Interns – Susan Schilling, Greg O’Dell Jun. 22, 1988 39 Interns – Summer Jul. 14, 1988 40 Intern – Sally Spalatin Aug. 1988 41 Intern – Marian Bernstein Oct. 6, 1988 42 Intern – Sarah Burns Nov. 10, 1988 43 Interns – Laura Coughlin, Andrew Knopes Dec 14, 1988 44 Intern – Suzanne McBride 1989 45 Interns – Joe Coleman, Karen Gacopuzz Apr. 19, 1989 46 Interns – Ed Gaffney, Kristi Remington Jun. 7, 1989 47 Interns – Matt Wolff, Ed Gaffney, Laura Hadley, Nicole Ard, Jay Wilkinson Jul. 13, 1989 48 Interns Jul 18, 1989 49 Office Staff Sept. 19, 1989 50 Interns – Suzanne McBride, Ginger Diemer Nov. 17, 1989 51 Intern – Thomas G. Cooper 1990 52 Interns – Kate Grawemeyer, Joe Haynes Mar. 22, 1990 53 Unknown Mar. 27, 1990 54 Intern – Ken Braggs Apr. 26, 1990 55 Timmie Jensen Fairwell Apr. 26, 1990 56 Intern – Krista Dellaping Jun. 18, 1990 57 Sherra Brown Jun. 19, 1990 58 Interns – Katie S. Martin, Nicole C. Ard, J. Tyler Rogers Aug. 1, 1990 59 Intern – Lisa Parker Jan. 11/29, 1991 60 Interns – Sharon Pressner, Tom Coopel Feb. 5, 1991

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61 Bear Monita Apr. 1991, May 21, 1991 62 Interns – John Ise, Nina Pflumm May 21, 1991 63 Intern – Daniel N. Dzuban (Summer) 1992 64 Intern – Paulette Hicks 1992 65 Intern – Jon Holt 1992 66 Intern – Alisa Kasle 1992 67 Intern – Charles W. Knonbach (Fall) 1992 68 Intern – Steven T. Nadherny 1992 69 Intern – Mark Nowak 1992 70 Intern – Daniel R. Waldmann 1992 71 Unknown Apr. 9, 1992 72 Sigma Chi on the Hill Jul. 1992 73 Interns – Jon Holt, Dan Waldman Jul. 2, 1992 74 Neal Flieger Jul. 27, 1992 75 Interns – Christine Lieske, Courtney Dahut May 4, 1993 Senate Democratic Page – Ryan Johnson Aug. 4, 1993 76 Ray Bashara Sept. 1993 77 Interns – Day Casserly, Cherie Phillips Dec. 10, 1993 78 Intern - M. June Casalmir (Summer) 1994 79 Intern – Stanford A. Renas (Summer) 1994 80 Intern – Christopher Ricker (Summer) 1994 81 Intern – Gabrielle Williamson (Summer) 1994 82 Miscellaneous Unknown 1994 83 Interns – Jeff Marris, Christopher Ricker Apr. 1994

166 1 Interns Jul. 19, 1995 2 Interns – Dawn C. Burtis, Eric J. Humpert, Unidentified Dec. 19, 1995 3 Interns – Blythe Phillips, Jay Johnson Jan. 1996 4 Intern – Becky Hirselj Jul 31, 1997 5 Intern – Amand Allen 1998 6 Intern – Shannon Brennan 1998 7 Intern – Richard Brooks 1998 8 Intern – Andrew Ellenbogen 1998 9 Intern – Corey Haney 1998 10 Intern – Brad Haywood 1998 11 Intern – Seonhee Kim 1998 12 Intern – Sarah Weidner 1998 13 Fellow – Al Griggs 1998 14 Fellow – David Malinowski 1998 15 Intern – Joonwoo Chung 1999 16 Intern – Patrick Daniel 1999 17 Intern – Josh Froelich 1999 18 Intern – Hunter Granger 1999 19 Intern – Nancy Hatch 1999 20 Intern – Brendan Inscho 1999 21 Intern – Anne Palermo 1999

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22 Intern – Emily Schert 1999 23 Intern – Aleksander Stojkov 1999 24 Intern – Edward Chung 2000 25 Intern – Peter Gambill 2000 26 Intern – Amanda Kurzen 2000 27 Intern – Megan Mentek 2000 28 Intern – Kimberly McKinnis 2000 29 Intern – Terry Posey, Jr. 2000 30 Intern – Marcus Roberts 2000 31 Intern – Daniel Saphire 2000 32 Staff Feb 2000 33 Fellow – Kyung Kwak Jun. 15, 2000 34 Intern – James Ballard Jun. 15, 2000 35 Fellow – John Leland Jun. 15, 2000 36 Intern – Katherine Breitenbach 2001 37 Intern – Jill Gerschutz 2001 38 Intern – Philip Holroyd 2001 39 Intern – Daniel Wehrenfennig 2001 40 Intern – Melissa Will 2001 41 Fellow – Emily Price 2001 42 Fellow – Norma Jean Howell 2001 43 Claire Enterline Mar. 12, 2001 44 Intern – Brian Frank 2002 45 Intern – Louis Froelich 2002 46 Intern – Sarah Holstine 2002 47 Intern – Thomas Howell 2002 48 Intern – Scott Wagner 2002 49 Fellow – Eddie Upshaw 2002 50 Staff Undated 51 Staff Undated

General 167 1 Rev. H. Williams Feb. 1979 2 Peace Treaty Reception Mar. 27, 1979 3 Tony Hall, Eichenauer & Mitchell, 648 Board Apr. 23, 1979 4 Eastway Comm. Mental Health Center Apr. 23, 1979 5 1979 Capri Supermileage Car May 1979 6 Paraguay Human Rights Symposium Jun. 1979 7 Vandalia Town Hall Meeting Jun. 22, 1979 8 Town Hall July 1979 9 Small Business Hearing (Dayton) 1980 10 Gasoline Hearings 1980 11 Sister Cities 1980 12 Subcommittee on Asian & Pacific Affairs offering Philippine Cut Amendment 1980 13 Democratic National Convention 1980

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14 Huffy Manufacturing 1979-1980 15 Aerial View of VA Hospital Grounds, Dayton, OH c.a. 1980 16 Kettering Town Meeting – Deaf Interpreters 1980 17 The Sauerkraut Band 1980 18 VA Center – Dayton Feb. 14, 1980 19 National Association for American Health Care Mar. 7, 1980 20 Vet Center’s 50th Anniversary July 18, 1980 21 Rep. Commendation on Voting Against Wasteful Spending July 27, 1980 22 Rabbi Samuel Fox – 25 Years Service July 31, 1980 23 Small Business Ad. Council Meeting Aug. 1, 1980 24 Dayton News Conference on Auto Tax Bill Feb. 20, 1981 25 Ohio Builders Associated General Contractors Reception Mar. 17, 1981 26 NCR Visit Mar. 27, 1981 27 Englewood Town Meeting Mar. 28, 1981 28 Bogey Busters June 10, 1981 29 Geothermal Press Conference June 30, 1981 30 Piedmont July 3, 1981 31 Dayton Trip Sep12-14, 1981 32 Vandalia Oktoberfest Sept. 12, 1981 33 Gate of GM Inland Division Plant Vandalia Sept. 14, 1981 34 AF Association’s Salute to Congress Sept. 25, 1981 35 Discussing Huber Heights Post Office Nov. 10, 1981 36 Petrofsky Hearing c.a. 1982 37 Drunk Driving Press Conference, Dayton Jan. 16, 1982 38 VA Medical Center – Dayton Feb. 12, 1982 39 Sister Cities 25th Anniversary Luncheon Mar. 18, 1982 40 Breakfast with Senior Citizens Recreation, Inc. Mar. 31, 1982 41 Rules Committee. – Hearing on the Budget May 2, 1982 42 Interview with Eileen Cleary School Lunch Resolution July 12, 1982 43 Dumpster Run July 25, 1982 44 Dumpster Run July 28, 1982 45 Cyclist to End World Hunger Aug. 10, 1982 46 American Chiropractic Association Sept. 15, 1982 47 “Dayton’s Answer to Unemployment” Seminar (Jane Boucher) Sept. 17, 1982 48 Salvador Refuge Benefit (with Bianca Jagger) Oct. 5, 1982 49 Visit to Menlo Park Elementary School, Dayton Nov. 1982 50 Nan Davis, Wright State University, Washington D.C. Visit Dec. 17, 1982 51 Monsanto Mound Facility Visit Feb. 18, 1983 52 Hearing – Subcommittee on Energy & Agriculture Taxation July 18, 1983 53 Alaskan Air Command Visit Oct. 1983 54 Miamisburg Post Office Meeting Oct. 27, 1983 55 Huber Heights Post Office Meeting Oct. 27, 1983 56 Human Rights Monitor News Conference Dec. 5, 1983

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57 Bread for the World 1984 58 Testimony on U.S. Air Force Museum Mar. 21, 1984 59 Hunger Committee Convention July 1984 60 Defense Electronics Supply Center (DESC) Visit Aug. 31, 1984 61 Rev. H. Stuckelberger (Christian Solidarity International) Sept. 26, 1984 62 Holiday Meals for Seniors Nov. 3, 1984 63 Africa Hearing (Proof Sheet) 1985 64 Sri Chinmoy Cycle Team c.a.1985 65 MIA Ceremony Jan. 11, 1985 66 VA Employees Presenting African Relief Check Jan. 14, 1985 67 Open Forum on Ethiopian Famine Sponsored by Human Rights Caucus and Hunger Committees Feb. 6, 1985 68 Hunger Fast May 1985 69 Food, Trade, & Development Press Conference May 7, 1985 70 Kantor, Holley, Food Donation May 16, 1985 71 Ground Breaking of Materials – Lab-Metals and Ceramics May 17, 1985 Sister Bernice Krieg May 22, 1985 72 Dedication of VA Gazebo Jun. 9, 1985 73 Sigma Chi Award with Skelton Aug. 1, 1985 74 Speaker’s Golf Tournament Sept. 1985 75 Fire Chief Glenn Alexander Sept. 6, 1985 76 Father Calcin and Others Sep. 12, 1985 77 Anti-Apart Held March Sept. 27, 1985 78 Immunization News Conference Dec. 10, 1985 79 Father Calcin Dec. 14, 1985 80 Senior Meals Kickoff Dec. 16, 1985 81 National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans – Dayton V.A. Feb. 14, 1986 82 Peace Corps. D.C. Mar. 19, 1986 83 Bogie Busters June 1986 84 Bill Nelson & Petrofsky June 19, 1986 85 S.E. Dayton Parade June 28, 1986 86 General Mills Donation June 28, 1986 87 Gleaning July 27, 1986 88 Philippines Democracy Award, Aquino Sept. 11, 1986 89 Immunization Runner Sept. 12, 1986 90 Received from Kettering Clerk of Council Jan. 1987 91 Senior Meals Kickoff Jan. 10, 1987 92 Eastmont Park Elementary School Visit Feb. 20, 1987 93 Senior Citizens Meals Feb. 21, 1987 94 Guinea Worm Hearings Mar. 17, 1987 95 Ecumental Christian for Soviet Christian Prisoners Apr. 30, 1987 96 Vitamin A Testimony & Interview May 1987 97 Janet Hall & Broadcasters June 1987 98 Vitamin A Press Conference June 11, 1987 99 Romania Hearing with Smith & Yatron June 24, 1987 100 Gleaning July 27, 1987

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101 World Bank Press Conference Sept. 23, 1987 102 ERB Fire Jan. 8, 1988 103 Saturday Meals for Seniors Mar. 12, 1988 104 Child Survival Report Mar. 16. 1988 105 Hungry and Homeless Lunch Apr. 13, 1988 106 Speaker’s Golf Tournament May 16, 1988 107 Airshow Certification at Commerce Dept. May 25, 1988 108 World’s Largest Ice Cream Party June 23, 1988 109 Democratic Convention July 1988 110 Balloon Ride at Airshow c.a. Jul 1988 111 Deana Lewis (Washington Center) Jul. 28, 1988 112 Chicago Mercantile Exchange Aug. 8, 1988 113 World Bank Reception Sept. 23, 1988 114 Voices from the Street Sept. 27, 1988 115 Don & Jane Morgan Coffee Nov. 1988 116 ASD Awards Banquet Nov. 3, 1988 117 Soviet Jewry Program Dec. 8, 1988 118 Mitt Kantor Bicentennial Comp. Help Center Dec. 9, 1988 119 Saturday Meals for Seniors Jan. 14, 1989 120 World Health Day Hunger Hearing Apr. 6, 1989 121 Senior Forum Apr. 7, 1989 122 National Grocers Association Apr. 11, 1989 123 Carol O’Connell, National Issues Forum Apr. 18, 1989 124 Dayton International Airport - Ground Opening May 6, 1989 125 Robert Barthelemy National Aerospace Plane July 22, 1989 126 Habitat for Humanity July 22, 1989 127 Glenn Price, Kettering School Board ca. Nov. 1989 128 Wright State Huger Lunch Jan. 12, 1990 129 Head Start Conference Feb. 16, 1990 130 Hadassah Luncheon Apr. 1, 1990 131 Mercantile Exchange Visit Apr. 20, 1990 132 Ethiopia News Conference May 17, 1990 133 Sinclair Commencement June 10, 1990 134 Hearing (Tony Hall in neck brace) Jul 1990 135 Wright Patterson AFB Visit Jul 1990 136 Tour de Yeh Jul. 9, 1990 137 MCCAA Homeless Facility Aug. 11, 1990 138 Montgomery County Elementary School Visit Nov. 1990 139 Select Committee on Hunger – Africa 1991 140 USA for Africa Feb. 28, 1991 141 Unknown Mar. 6, 1991 142 Sadan Fundraiser Apr. 1991 143 Children’s Day with Diana Ross June 19, 1991 144 Courthouse Square July 4, 1991 145 Potato Project Nov. 14, 1991 146 Clinton/Gore Rally, Dayton, OH c.a.1992

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147 Arts Competition Jun. 23, 1992 148 RTA Press Conference Sept. 29, 1992 149 Hunger Award, Silver Oct. 15, 1992 150 Hunger Rally, Washington, D.C. 1993 151 Senior Meals Jan. 1993 152 Torch of Liberty, Anti-Defamation League Presentation Feb. 14, 1993 153 Community College’s International Development Day, Orlando, FL Mar. 1993 154 Hunger Fast Apr. 1, 1993 155 Anti Hunger Rally (Sponsored by MCAA) Apr. 12, 1993 156 Breaking Fast Apr. 26, 1993 157 Congressional Arts Competition Award May 2, 1993 158 Substance Abuse Awards Jul. 26, 1993 159 Veteran’s Day Ceremony Nov. 11, 1993 160 National Prayer Breakfast 1994 161 National Day of Prayer May 5, 1994 162 Arts Competition: Nick Fuhrer June 28, 1994 163 Global Pure Water Aug. 4, 1994 164 Americorps Volunteers Sept. 12, 1994 165 Unidentified c.a.1995 166 Dayton Thermal Products Plant Tour May 19, 1995 167 UNICEF Award Jun 1995 168 Unidentified Aug. 1995 169 Speaking at Huber Heights Democratic Ward & Precincts Organization Meeting Nov. 1995 170 World Food Summit 1996 171 Microcredit – Women are a Blue-Chip Investment 1997 172 Pizza Press Conference Apr. 16, 1997 173 State Department Speech, “Hunger in North Korea” May 2, 1997 174 Creekside Trail (H-Connector) Dedication, Greene County, OH Oct 18, 1997 175 Korean-American Event Nov 1997 176 WPAFB Ohio Fly-In Nov. 3, 1997 177 Miamisburg Mound “Sales Contract” Signing Mar. 1998 178 North Korea Famine Relief Fast Apr 24, 1998 179 North Korea Famine Relief Fast (Negatives) Apr 1998 180 Bread for the World Apr 25, 1998 181 Loyola College Commencement May 1998 182 Oxfam America Event – Mickey Leland Memorial Food Banquet Nov 1998 183 Public Voice Award 1999 184 Vitamin A Global Launch Mar 16, 1999 185 Immunization Press Conference May 22, 1999 186 Korean-American Event Jul 1999 187 Congressional Arts Competition – Joseph Applegate Jul. 16, 1999 188 Chaplain James Ford Retirement Nov. 1999

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168 1 Bogie Busters 1979-1999 2 Hunger Rally 2000 3 California Tech Tour with Nancy Pelosi 2000 4 Slavery Apology Jun 2000 5 2000 Democratic Convention Aug. 2000 6 Blood Diamond Protests Oct 2000 7 Bus Delivery, CARE United Methodist Outreach Center, Vinton County, Ohio Oct. 2000 8 Students Against Hunger/Homelessness Oct 26, 2000 9 USDA Briefing on North Korea Apr 2001 10 Speaking at ASC Headquarters, Wright-Patterson AFB Jun 2001 11 Lexus Nexus Computer Training Lab Unveiling Jul 2001 12 Thailand Exhibit 2002

Unidentified and/or Undated 13 Fort Wayne, Indiana Hearing Undated 14 Organization Meeting Undated 15 Stop Hunger – Fast Undated 16 USDA Hunger Forum, Dayton, OH Undated 17 USDA Approved Canned Beef/Pork Undated 18 Hunger Committee (Negatives & Proof Sheets) Undated 19 Cocktail Party with Black Professionals Undated 20 Tony Hall on U.S.S. Ohio (Nuclear Submarine) Undated 21 J. D. Award Undated 22 Children’s Vigil Undated 23 Martin Rendon & Rev. P. Harvey Undated 24 Captain Larry Gregarask at AFIT Undated 25 Tribute to “Three Amigos of A’Media” Undated 26 Unidentified c.a.2002 27 Miscellaneous Photographs Undated 28 Unidentified Undated 29 Unidentified Negatives & Proof Sheets Undated 30 Tony Hall Photos (Various Locations) Undated

169 1 Montgomery County Nutrition Project “Join Me For Lunch” – Meals for Seniors (3-ring binder box) c.a.1984

Hunger & Trip Photographs 170 1 Africa-Marty Lavor Photos 1989 2 Africa c.a. 1994 3 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 4 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 5 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 6 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 7 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994

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8 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 9 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 10 Africa c.a. 1994 11 Africa c.a. 1994 12 Africa c.a. 1994 13 Africa c.a. 1994 14 Africa c.a. 1994 15 Africa c.a. 1994 16 Africa c.a. 1994 17 Africa c.a. 1994 18 Africa c.a. 1994 19 Africa c.a. 1994 20 Africa c.a. 1994 21 Africa c.a. 1994 22 Africa c.a. 1994 23 Africa c.a. 1994 24 Africa (Desert) c.a. 1994 25 Angola 1994 26 Angola 1994 27 Angola 1994 28 Angola 1994 29 Benin Dec. 1999 30 Chad Undated 31 Ethiopia Nov. 8-14, 1984 32 Ethiopia Nov. 8-14, 1984 33 Ethiopia (Slides) Nov. 8-14, 1984 34 Ethiopia (World Vision Photographs) Mar. 1985 35 Kenya & Ethiopia Trip 1999 36 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip (1 of 7) Aug. 2000 37 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip (B & W, 8X10) (2 of 7) Aug. 2000 38 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip (3 of 7) Aug. 2000 39 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip – Ethiopia Addis & Gode (4 of 7) Aug. 2000 40 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip–Kenya Marsabiot & Turkana (5 of 7) Aug. 2000 41 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip – Kenya Barrgo (6 of 7) Aug. 2000 42 Ethiopia/Kenya Trip (Negatives) (7 of 7) Aug. 2000 43 Ghana Jan. 1986 44 Mali (Timbuktu) Jan. 1986 45 Rwanda Trip Dec. 1996 46 Rwanda Trip Dec. 1996 47 Sierra Leone Jul.-Aug. 1989 48 Sierra Leone Trip (Proofs & Negatives) (1 of 5) Dec. 1999 49 Sierra Leone Trip (8X10 Photos) (2 of 5) Dec. 1999 50 Sierra Leone Trip (3 of 5) Dec. 1999 51 Sierra Leone Trip (4 of 5) Dec. 1999 52 Sierra Leone Trip (5 of 5) Dec. 1999 53 Sierra Leone Trip 1999

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54 Somalia Trip (1 of 8) Jan. 1993 55 Somalia Trip (2 of 8) Jan. 1993 56 Somalia Trip (3 of 8) Jan. 1993 57 Somalia Trip (4 of 8) Jan. 1993 58 Somalia Trip (5 of 8) Jan. 1993 59 Somalia Trip (6 of 8) Jan. 1993 60 Somalia Trip (7 of 8) Jan. 1993 61 Somalia Trip (8 of 8) Jan. 1993 62 Aid to Sudan 1989 63 Sudan Trip 1990 64 Sudan Trip May 1998 65 Uganda Trip – Dayton Trade Mission Dec. 1996

Southeast & Southwest Asia 171 1 Middle East Trip Nov. 1979 2 Israel Trip Nov. 7-10, 1982 3 Afghanistan Trip (1 of 6) 2002 4 Afghanistan Trip (2 of 6) 2002 5 Afghanistan Trip (3 of 6) 2002 6 Afghanistan Trip (4 of 6) 2002 7 Afghanistan Trip (5 of 6) 2002 8 Afghanistan Trip (6 of 6) 2002 9 Afghanistan & Pakistan Trip (Digital on CD) Jan. 2002 10 Bangladesh Sep. 1988 11 Mrs. Clinton & Hillary in Bangladesh c.a. 1995 12 International Centre for Diarrhaeal Disease Research, Bangladesh Undated 13 Burma Trip (1 of 3) Jan. 1999 14 Burma Trip – Bagan (2 of 3) Jan. 1999 15 Burma Trip (Negatives) (3 of 3) Jan. 1999 16 Burma Trip Jan. 1999 17 Cambodia Trip Apr. 1999 18 Cambodia Trip (1 of 5) Apr. 1999 19 Cambodia Trip (2 of 5) Apr. 1999 20 Cambodia Trip (3 of 5) Apr. 1999 21 Cambodia Trip (Stung Theug Villages) (4 of 5) Apr. 1999 22 Cambodia Trip (Negatives and Proof Sheets) (5 of 5) Apr. 1999 23 Iraq Trip (Digital on CD) 2000 24 Laos Trip Jan. 1999 25 Laos Trip (Good Photos) Jan. 1999 26 Thailand Trip (Negatives) Jan. 1999 27 Thailand Trip – Visit to Peace Corps Village (Nakohn Savan) Jan. 1999 28 Thailand Trip – Camp for Burmese Refugees Jan. 1999 29 Thailand (Pattaya) Trip Apr. 1999 30 East Timor & Indonesia Trip (Digital on CD) Jun/Jul 2001

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31 Korea Trip Nov. 1983 32 North Korea Trip Aug. 1996 33 North Korea Trip Aug. 1996 34 North Korea Trip Apr. 1997 35 North Korea Trip (Negatives) Apr. 1997 36 North Korea Trip – Hamburg Oct. 1997 37 North Korea Trip – Pyrugyang Oct. 1997 38 North Korea Trip – Tongsin Oct. 1997 39 North Korea Trip (Negatives) Oct. 1997 40 North Korea Trip Oct. 1998 41 North Korea Trip Nov. 1998 42 North Korea Trip (8X10’s) Oct. 1998 43 North Korea Trip (5X7’s) Oct. 1998 44 North Korea Trip (Negatives & Proof Sheets) Oct. 1998 45 North Korea Trip Aug. 1999 46 North Korea Trip (Negatives) Aug. 1999 47 North Korea Trip (Digital on CD) Nov. 2000 48 South Korea Trip Oct. 2-16, 1983 49 Inter Parliamentary Union Meeting – South Korea Oct. 4-12, 1983 50 South Korea Trip Oct. 1998 51 South Korea Trip Dec. 2001 52 Japan Trip Sept. 1991 53 Japan Trip & Oxfam Event (Negatives) Nov. 1998 54 Japan Trip 1998

Europe 55 Bosnia Trip (Negatives) c.a. 1995 56 Unidentified (Possibly Bavaria/Romania) c.a. 1985 57 France/Italy c.a. 1996 58 Germany Trip Mar. 1985 59 Athens, Greece Jul 1986 60 Romania – World Vision Photos Feb. 1991 61 Soviet Union Trip Aug. 1987 62 Turkey Trip (Kurds) Mar. 1991

Central & South America 63 El Salvador Trip May 27-29, 1984 64 El Salvador Press Conference May. 23, 1984 65 Peru/Panama Trip Jul. 1990 66 Peru Trip (8X10) Jul. 1990 67 Peru Trip Jul. 1990 68 Peru Trip Jul. 1990 69 Peru Trip (Negatives) Jul. 1990

172 1 Haiti Trip May 1991 2 Haiti Trip May 1991

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3 Haiti Trip May 1991 4 Haiti Trip May 1991 5 Haiti Trip May 1991 6 Haiti Trip May 1991 7 Haiti Trip May 1991 8 Haiti c.a. 1991 9 Haiti Trip May 1991 10 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 11 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 12 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 13 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 14 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 15 Haiti Trip Jul. 1993 16 Unidentified Negatives Undated 17 Slides – Unidentified (Africa?) Undated 18 Unidentified Photo Proof Sheets Undated 19 Unidentified Undated 20 Unidentified Undated 21 Miscellaneous International Photos Undated

173 1 Mississippi Trip 1987 2 Three Affiliated Tribes (New Mexico) (Marty LaVor Prints) Undated 3 Nevada Trip Mar. 1990 4 Mississippi – Appalachia Field Hearing May 1991 5 Appalachia Trip Jul. 1991 6 Hunger Tour 1998 7 Hunger Tour (Ohio) (1 of 4) 1999 8 Hunger Tour (Ohio) (2 of 4) Dec. 1999 9 Hunger Photos (3 of 4) Dec. 1999 10 Hunger Tour (4 of 4) Dec. 1999 11 Appalachia Tour (1 of 2) 2000 12 Appalachia Tour (2 of 2) 2000 13 Appalachia Tour Jun. 2000 14 Unidentified Meeting/Hearing Undated

Oversize Photographs 174 1 Re-Elect Tony Hall Poster in Field c.a.1970s 2 North Korea Trip Aug. 1996 3 North Korea Trip Oct. 1998 4 Group Photograph with Samuel R. Pierce, Jr. Undated 5 Homeless Child, Dallas, TX 1986 6 V. A. Medical Center, Dayton, OH (Aerial View) Undated 7 Unidentified (Two men standing on street in from of Bldg.) Undated

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175 1 U. S. Representative Tony P. Hall Trip to Sudan May 24-Jun.1, 1998

176 1 Korea Visit (Leather-Bound Memento of Visit) Nov. 1998

177 1 Mississippi Trip (Removed from 3-ring notebook) 1987 2 Peru Trip Jul 1980 3 Miscellaneous Photographs (Primarily Africa) Undated

Subseries VIIC: Video Tapes

Box Film Description Date

178 1 Bell Also Rings 1979 2 Issues for ‘Meet the Candidates’ 8-21-80 1980 3 Issues for ‘Meet the Candidates’ 5-21-80 1980 4 3rd District Congressional Debates – 10-23-80 and 10-26-80 1980 5 PAC – making Government Work 1981 6 Monthly Column – 5-14-81 1981 7 Insert in C.C. 1981 8 CETA Sign-off with Thanks 1981 9 Women in Crisis 1982 10 60 Minutes tape of Wright State University Project 1982 11 60 Minutes tape of Dr. Jerrold Petrofksy – WSU 1982 12 21st Century Dayton 1982 13 Tony Hall – 6-15-82 1982 14 C-Span Call-in Program 6-2-82 Tape 1 1982 15 C-Span Call-in Program 6-2-82 Tape 2 1982 16 Monthly Column 1982

179 1 Channel 7 Live Interview on South Korea 10-17-83 1983 2 C-Span Call-in Program, Arms Control 2-8-83 1983 3 SMI Enrollment, Annual Earnings Test, Applying for SS Num. 1983 4 Tony Hall 3-3-83 1983 5 Central American Trip – Hall and McEwen 1984 6 Washington, D.C. – Ethiopian Famine 1984 7 Dub Edit Master 1984 8 ‘Talk Back’ – Contra Aid 1984 9 3-1-84 1984 10 Ethiopian Famine – ‘This Week’ with Brinkley 11-18-84 1984 11 Monthly Column 1984 12 Monthly Column – December 1984

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13 11-15-84 1984 14 Ethiopian Trip November 1984 15 Voices 1984

180 1 March 1985 1984 2 ‘Say Hello’ August 1985 3 12-23-85 Show 1985 4 10-9-85 Show 1985 5 2-7-85 Show 1985 6 Select Comm. Hunger Appalachia 10-18-85 1985 7 Select Comm. Hunger Child Survival 10-18-85 1985 8 700 Club Romania News Feature 9-20-85 1985 9 World Vision Show 4-15-85 1985 10 700 club Romania News 9-25-85 1985 11 Nightwatch-Nightmatch-Hunger 6-16-86 1986 12 Cheryl/Rob World Hunger Day 1986 13 Committee for Citizen Awareness ‘The U.S. Congress And You’ 1986 14 ‘Thanks TIP’ The House Democratic Caucus October 1986 15 Unifying Ohio for Peace 1986 16 Martin Luther King tape 1-10-86 1986 17 Project Tanzania Information Series 1987 18 Site Visit to Southern Sudan August 1988 19 McNeil/Lehrer: Ethiopia/Eritrea (Jim Cheek Interview) 1988 20 Aerospace Education Foundation ‘Lifeline in Danger’ - an Assessment of the United States Defense Industrial Base 9-21-88 1988 21 ‘Change for the Hungry’ June 1988 22 ‘Ethiopia’ 1-5-88 1988 23 Khartoum and Trip to the South Sudan October 1988 24 Darkhorse Productions – Tanner 3-16-88 1988 25 Today Show interview on Southern Sudan Crisis – Site Visit to Southern Sudan June 1988 26 Representative Hall, 5-10-88 1988 27 Apartheid 8-11-88 1988 28 Appalachia, Africa Undated 29 Youth 2000 Conference on Drug Abuse 6-8-89 1989 30 Famine and Chronic Persistent Hunger – A Life and Death Distinction (2 tapes) 1989 31 1989 NCAA Honors Luncheon 1989 32 Tony Hall – Appointment to Chair 9-28-89 1989 33 Select Comm. On Hunger 11-19 Undated 34 Romanian Debate ca1980s

181 1 Dayton Air and Trade Show Promo Video – Domestic Version 1989

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2 Nightline on Ethiopia 1990 3 ‘Once a Year…for a Lifetime’ 1990 4 Kast – Canned Meat 1990 5 CBS News 12/7 1990 6 Wandering Children: Sudanese Refugees 1990 7 CNN World News – Ethiopia 3-1-1990 1990 8 Summit for Children – 9/21 1990 9 NBC Sunday Today – 11/25 1990 10 Panama/Peru Trip – July 1990 11 Fenn & King Communications Demo Reel 1991 12 CBS News – 11/21 1991 13 CBS Evening News – Report on E. Timor Massacre – 11/21 1991 14 Floor Reel 1991 15 Live Viewer Call-in – 9/9 1991 16 CNN – 6/20 1991 17 Select Committee Debate – 2/6 1991 18 Yorkshire TV – Timor - 11/12 1991 19 Good Morning America – 4/23 1991 20 Emerson – 2/7 1991 21 CBS Nightwatch – 4/19 1991 22 NPA footage on Sudan 1991 23 Select Committee on Hunger – Athens, OH – 7/22 1991 24 Select Committee on Hunger – Trip to Haiti and the Dominican Republic – 5/23-5/28 1991 25 Child Hunger Special Order – 7/24 1991 26 CNN MicroEnterprise – 8/19 1991 27 Select Committee on Hunger – Trip to Appalachia – 7/20 1991 28 Congress This Week – Haiti – 12/12 1991 29 First VTR of East Timor Liberation Forces and Leader Shanana Gusmao 1991 30 Refugees: Marginal Living Conditions for Millions 1991 31 Camcorder shots – Turkey and Mississippi 1991 32 Viewer Call-in Program 0 4/24 1991 33 Artists to End Hunger Concert – 4/28 1991 34 East Timor Debate – 11/23 1991 35 Peter Jennings – 6/25 1991 36 Yorkshire TV Footage of Timor Events – 12/12 1991 37 Tony Hall for Congress ‘Mound’ 1992 38 Tony Hall for Congress ‘Glass’ 1992 39 Tony Hall for Congress ‘Glass’ 1992 40 Hall/Davis Congressional Race TV News Coverage 1992 41 Channel 7 Interview – 11/13 and President Elect William Clinton Interview 1992 42 The Candidates Meet the Editors – Hall/Davis Interview - 10/17 1992

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43 U. S. House of Representatives House Floor Coverage 1992 44 FRAC Press conference – 10/20 1992 45 Hall for Congress 10-15-1992 1992

182 1 Rep. Cardin Show with Rep. Espy, Rep. Hall and Jacqueline Rogers – 5/27 1992 2 Nightline – Somalia – 1/29 1992 3 Tony Hall ‘Meals’ – 8/24 1992 4 CNN – School Lunch Program – 3/8 1992 5 Diversity in the Former Soviet Republics: Ethnicity and Linguistics – 2/27 1992 6 Operation Food Share – 3/17 1992 7 Yorkshire TV – Timor – 1/7 1992 8 Hunger – Free Communities on Floor – Welfare 1992 9 World News Tonight – East Timor – 9/21 1992 10 Debate on Rule and East Timor Amendment – H.R. 5368 1992 11 Hunger Committee – 1/10 and Editorial – 12/2 1992 12 Address to National Conference of Prepared Food Programs 3/13 1992 13 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 1 1992 14 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 2 1992 15 Select Committee on Hunger – 2/23 – tape 3 1992 16 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 4 1992 17 Select Committee on Hunger – 2/23 – tape 5 1992 18 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 7 1992 19 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 8 1992 20 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 9 1992 21 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 19 1992 22 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 20 1992 23 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 21 1992 24 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 22 1992 25 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 23 1992 26 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 24 1992 27 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 53 1992 28 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 58 1992 29 Hunger Committee – 3/2 – tape 59 1992 30 Select Committee on Hunger – 2/23 – tape 4 1992 31 CBS Primetime Audio – 5/7 1993 32 Codel Murtha to Somalia – 1/10 1993 33 Kids in the Crossfire – Violence in America 1994 34 Current – 1/12 1993 35 CBS Fast – April 1993 36 New Jersey Trip – June 1993 37 TPH Announces WPTO NTIA Grant – 9/17 1993 38 Peace Corps ‘Road to Lamesen’ – 6/11 1993 39 ‘The U. S. congress and You’ sponsored by WSU 1993

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40 TV2 Somalia – 1/10 1993 41 WOSU-TV ‘View Point’ Jobs in Central Ohio 1993 42 Select Committee on Hunger – 2/23 – tape 6 1993 43 Codel Murtha to Somalia 1-10-93 1993 44 C-Span: Viewer Call In Program1-12-93 1993 45 Congressman Hall in Haiti, Jul. 9-11, 1993 1993

183 1 ABC Evening News 1994 2 Frontline – ‘The Diamond Empire” – 12/20 1994 3 ‘Worship Live’ with Cal Thomas - 8/24 1994 4 Fenn. King and Murphy ‘Our Own’ – April 1994 5 U. S. Agency for International Development ‘Global Connections’ – 9/2 1994 6 USCR ‘Site Visit to Rwanda’ – May 1994 7 U. S. Agency for International Development ‘Doing It Right’ – 4/21 1994 8 Tony Hall for Congress “Our Own B” 10-11-94 1994 9 United Against Hunger Nov. 1994 1994 10 “United Against Hunger” Promo 11-17-94 1994 11 Washington Area Gleaning Network 1995 12 Rwanda/Burundi: International Hour 1995 13 Nightly New with Tom Brokaw, “Rwanda – The Lost Ones 8-29-95 1995 14 Morning Worship – Tony Hall & Yoweri Museveni, Far Hills Baptist Church, Dayton, OH 10-29-1995 1995 15 Legacy for Efrain – Heifer Project International 1995 16 CNBC Interview – Funding for Programs – August 1995 17 C-SPAN – State of world Hunger – 10/13 1995 18 Health Digest: The Wallace-Kettering Neuroscience Institute – 6/8 1996 19 PBS Program ‘With God on Our Side’ 1996 20 Washington Area Gleaning Network 1996 21 The Templeton Prize for Progress in Religion 1996 22 Ohio, First in Flight. Keeping America Strong 1996 23 Ending Hunger ‘One Classroom at a Time’ 1996 24 One Common Need 1996 25 Ch 7 News Broadcast on the Soldier’s Home 2-23-96 1996 26 CNN International Show “Diplomatic License” Theme: World Hunger with Ted Okada 4-7-96 1996 27 Convention Speech 8-27-96 1996 28 CNN – North Korea 8-96 1996 29 Feed All America’s Children Today, Washington, D.C. Press Conference 9-19-96 1996 30 North Korea Trip – 10/20 – tape 2 1997 31 North Korea Trip – 10/20 – tape 1 1997 32 C-SPAN Live – Campaign Fund Raising Investigation 1997

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33 Nippon TV ‘Food Aid to North Korea’ – 4/16 1997 34 Turn to 2 – St. Leonard’s – 9/22 1997 35 NBC Nightly News – 7/4 1997 36 A Simple Gift – Heifer Project International 1997 37 C-SPAN – North Korea – October 1997 38 Adra’s Global Village – two tapes 1997 39 The Committee to Stop Famine in North Korea – Spots - 5/7 1997 40 The Committee to Stop Famine in North Korea – Spots - 5/7 1997 41 North Korea Trip – 10/20 – tape 3 1997 42 World Food Programme – North Korea Report #9 7-17-97 1997 43 ABC Primetime Live & ABC Nightline, Oct. 1997 1997

184 1 Lehrer News Hour – North Korea 10-21-97 1997 2 Nightline on North Korea 10-23-97 1997 3 Microcredit Feb. 1997 1997 4 Lateline “Korea Crisis” 3-26-97 1997 5 NBC – North Korea Apr. 1997 1997 6 NBC Nightly News – North Korea 4-10-97 1997 7 State Department Open Open Forum – North Korea May 2, 1997 1997 8 CBS Evening New – North Korea May 11, 1997 1997 9 Nightline – Slavery Apology 6-18-97 1997 10 CBS – North Korea 7-8-97 1997 11 C-Span Congressional Briefing 7-17-98 1998 12 Honduras & Impeachment Coverage Dec. 1998 13 Speech to Congress on Sudan ca1998 14 Nightline – Liberia ca1998 15 We give Hope… - Goad International 1998 16 Delphi Detroit Trip WHIO-TV – 4/27 1998 17 North Korea Food Aid; ‘Mother I Am Hungry’ 1998 18 North Korea Trip; SBS Program 1998 19 Welcome Rep. Hall – Seoul – 11/12 1998 20 UNICEF Trick or Treat – 7/10 1998 21 WHIO-TV – Sudan News – 6/4 1998 22 ‘A Promise to Remember’ – Mercy Corps Hurricane Mitch Relief 1998 23 Sudan, Jihad and Genocide – 5/29 1998 24 SBS Program – North Korea Trip – 11/13 1998 25 Iraq – Worth the Price? 1998 26 NBC Dateline – Sudan Famine Coverage – 7/3 1998 27 In Focus – The Sudan In Crisis – 5/8 1998 28 NBS – Bangladesh 1998 29 C-SPAN – Press Conference – Sierra Leone – 12/10 1999 30 C-SPAN – Press Conference – Sierra Leone – 12/10 1999

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31 Mission to Stung Treng, Cambodia – 4/9 1999 32 Report on Daily Life and Human Rights of NK Food Refugees in China 1999 33 NK Trip footage – unedited 1999 34 Trust, Leadership, and Confidence in US-Korea Relations 1999 35 Global Vitamin A Effort Video 1999 36 Congressman Hall in Iraq 2000 37 Tony Hall on Iraq – 4/25 2000 38 ‘Where We Stand’ sponsored by Universal 1 Credit Union 2000 39 2000 Convention - Hall Speech 2000 40 Channel 7 Program – ‘Tony Hall’ 2000 41 On the Hill – Congressman Tony Hall – 6/11 2000 42 AirLifeLine 2000 43 2000 Convention - Hall Speech 2000 44 2000 Convention – Hall Speech 2000 45 Slavery Apology 2000 46 Iraq Trip Coverage Apr. 2000 2000 47 Noble Desire 5-4-00 2000 48 A Capital View 2000 2000 49 U.S. House Floor Debate 7-25-02 2002

185 1 Farm Share Video Undated 2 ShareAmerica Undated 3 Media Watch on Hunger Undated 4 Interview with Tony Hall – Hunger, Select Committee 1999 5 Channel 4 News Program Undated 6 Home Video of Destruction of African Village Undated 7 Stop, Go Fast (Fast Organizer’s Video) Undated 8 Global Village Dayton Undated 9 GMA: elder Hunger; Rwanda Undated 10 Fast Forward to End Hunger Undated 11 NCRE – Rubber Chicken Tape Undated 12 Flood Damage in North Korea Undated 13 11/25 – NBC ‘Sunday Today’, /8 – CNN African Famine & 3/12 – WIC Minute Undated 14 Somalia Undated 15 Paul Laurence Dunbar – ‘The Eyes of the Poet’ Undated 16 East Timor Peace Talks NOW Undated 17 Romania Undated 18 Buddhist Monks Undated 19 Food for the Hungry: Rwanda Relief (CNN Clip) Undated 20 SSC for Ohio Undated 21 Jeanne Hall Visit to Sierra Leone Undated 22 ABC Evening News with Peter Jennings Undated 23 Project Contact Friends of Children Undated 24 Sierra Leone, What Now? Undated

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25 Limbi Advertising – ‘A New Sign of the Times’ Undated 26 UN Sanctions on Iraq – Thomas Gumbleton, Auxiliary Bishop of Detroit Undated 27 Lutheran World Relief ‘Silent Plea’ – Inside NK Famine Undated 28 Huffington’s NGO – A new TV Magazine about people who are making a difference Undated 29 ‘Zimbabwe – Eye Care Project: Seeing the Light’ Undated 30 North Korea Famine Undated 31 CNN Special Assignment Report – Timor Occupation Undated 32 Documentary: For the Health of Nicaragua, The Solidarity of the World Undated 33 Bill Nye and Mr. Wizard Undated 34 A Decent Place to Live: A Report to the Community Undated 35 Huffington’s NGO – A new TV Magazine about people who are making a difference Undated 36 And Now Another: Hosted by Ted Danson Undated 37 ‘…And the World Sat Idly By’ – A Presentation of AmeriCares Undated 38 Tony – GMA and TV2 at 11pm – 11/16 Undated 39 Proclaim Jubilee – Break the Chains of Debt Undated 40 Hunger in America – A Documentary Undated 41 CNN Moscow segment on Rodoms, KING-TV on MiraMed and Amateur-shot Birth-House Segment Undated 42 20/20 Vitamin A Undated 43 Documentary – Local Heroes #4 Undated 44 WorldWise Schools Presents… ‘Destination: The Gambia’ Undated 45 Fast Press Conference Undated 46 Documentary – Local Heroes #1 Undated 47 Documentary – Local Heroes #3 Undated 48 NBC – Micro-Accion Undated 49 Current Undated 50 Hugh Downs – Oral Rehydration Undated 51 TAP Video Presentation Undated 52 CNN – Somalia Undated

186 1 ABC WNT – Food Stamp Stats Undated 2 IFAD Africa Undated 3 Education for All Theme Video Undated 4 Field Activities of the House Select Committee on Hunger 102nd Congress – 1st Session Undated 5 ‘The U.S. Congress and You’ – Rep. Tony Hall – sponsored By National City Bank, Dayton Undated 6 Appropriate Technology International – Development That Works Undated 7 Lost Generation – Section 907 and the Refugees in Azerbaijan Undated

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8 Edison Technology Center of Ohio – American Spotlight Undated 9 Bangladesh Flood Report Undated 10 341 Summit Video – English Undated 11 Hall for Congress – ‘Haircut’ Undated 12 Bamboo Shoots – Presentation of the Community Action for Social Development Program in Cambodia Undated 13 Ethiopia – A Conflict of Conscience Undated 14 Copie Serget 1 & 2 – Serd Soudan Commentaire & Amtricincus Undated 15 Worth the Price? Undated 16 U.S. Students Against World Hunger – ‘Life to Life’ Undated 17 20 Years of Bogie Busters Undated 18 Hope Center Undated 19 Hunger Videos – World Vision – Conflict Diamond Press Conference – tapes 1 & 2 Undated 20 World Vision – Compilation Reel: Martin Sheen Ads on Blood or conflict Diamonds – 5/16 2001 21 World Vision – Conflict Diamonds – 5/10 and 5/11 2001 22 Sierra Leone – Out of Africa Undated 23 Vitamin A Undated 24 Vitamin A 1990s 25 Share the Harvest – Community Action Undated 26 Dateline NBC – Diamonds to Die For 7/1 2001 27 National Geographic Television & Film “Diamonds of War” 2002 28 Sierra Leone/Diamonds 2000 29 Sierra Leone (Jan 99 – Killing Democracy) Undated 30 Sierra Leone, What Now? Undated 31 C-Span Coverage Interfaith-Diamonds 2001 32 The Rush Report – ‘Blood Diamonds’ – 8/2 2001 33 CBS – 60 Minutes – Diamond Industry – 2/18 2001 34 Last Chance for Peace Undated 35 “Blood Diamonds” In-Depth-Bill Sheil Undated 36 “Gunrunners” Frontline/World & Center for Investigative Reporting 2002 37 ‘We Are One People’ – North Korea Famine – 12/3 2001 38 Select Committee on Hunger – Trip to Appalachia – 7/20 1991 39 Hunger Fast Undated 40 Floor Meeting 3/22 ca. 1999

186A 1 WITNESS – Diamond Life - 8/27 2000 2 Tom Houston’s Debriefing on Africa – 10/10 1984 3 Edwin Newman – Famine in Africa Undated 4 War in West Africa – A Child’s Perspective (DVD) 2001 5 Sierra Leone – The Scars of Brutality (DVD) Undated

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186B 1 Hunger Has Cure – Second Harvest Undated 2 Vitamin A Undated 3 Vitamin A Undated 4 Vitamin A Undated

187 1 Tony Hall - #101 Experience, #102 Testimonial and #103 Support 1978 2 Tony Hall Take One Production a. ‘Professional’ b. ‘Crisis’ c. ‘Pragmatic’ d. ‘Sunset’ e. ‘Frustration’ Undated 3 PSA – U.S. House – T. Hall – 3/1 thru 3/14 1979 4 Tony Hall for Congress Political – #101Experience, #102 Testimonial and #103 Support 1976 5 Janet Hall – 2 PSAs – 6/30 1987 6 U.S. House of Reps. Undated 7 Tony Hall - #107 Skyline and #108 Differences – 10/11 1978 8 Tony Hall - #109 Performance – 10/20 1978 9 Tony Hall - #105 Think and #106 People – 10/10 1978 10 Tony Hall for State Senator – 10/19 Undated 11 Bogen Heating & Air conditioning Winter Radio Undated 12 Tony Hall – ‘Differences’ Undated 13 Tony Hall – ‘Differences’ Undated 14 Janet Hall – Anti-Drug and Bicentennial PSAs – June 1987 15 Tony Hall – ‘Biography’ 1978 16 Tony Hall – ‘Biography’ 1978 17 Tony Hall – 9/22 1978

Subseries VIID: Cassette Tapes

Box Tape Description Date

188 1 Dayton Prayer Breakfast Nov. 24, 1980 2 TV 22 - Hall, Sealy, Reighter, Tharpe Debate Oct. 23, 1980 3 First Annual Shelby Co. Prayer Breakfast Mar. 28, 1981 4 Monthly TV Report Sept. 16, 1981 5 Monthly TV Report Oct. 13, 1981 6 Monthly TV Report Nov. 20, 1981 7 Monthly TV Report Dec. 18, 1981 8 Monthly TV Report Mar. 10, 1982 9 Monthly TV Report Apr. 20, 1982 10 Monthly TV Report May 20, 1982 11 Monthly TV Report Jun. 15, 1982 12 Jacob – The Power of Spiritual Vision Jun. 27, 1982

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13 Monthly TV Report Jul. 22, 1982 14 Monthly TV Report Aug. 26, 1982 15 Monthly TV Report Sept. 23, 1982 16 TV Taping Sept. 23, 1982 17 Monthly TV Report Nov. 23, 1982

189 1 Monthly TV Report Dec. 16, 1982 2 Monthly TV Report Jan. 26, 1983 3 Monthly TV Report Mar. 24, 1983 4 Monthly TV Report May 3, 1983 5 Monthly TV Report Jun. 8, 1983 6 TV Taping Jul. 13, 1983 7 Meeting with Ag Sec. Block Jul. 19, 1983 8 TV Taping Aug. 4, 1983 9 Korea Report Oct. 12, 1983 10 TV Taping Oct. 27, 1983 11 Monthly TV Report Dec. 2, 1983 12 Monthly TV Report Feb. 3, 1984 13 TV Taping Mar. 1, 1984 14 Monthly TV Report Apr. 12, 1984 15 Monthly TV Report May 15, 1984 16 Monthly TV Report Jun. 13, 1984 17 Monthly TV Report Jun. 28, 1984

190 1 Monthly TV Report Aug. 2, 1984 2 Monthly TV Taping Sept. 21,1984 3 Ethiopia Press Conference Nov. 15, 1984 4 Monthly TV Taping Dec. 6, 1984 5 TV Taping Jan. 7, 1985 6 TV Taping Feb. 7, 1985 7 TV Taping Mar. 5, 1985 8 Monthly TV Taping May 23, 1985 9 TV Taping Jul. 10, 1985 10 TV Taping Aug. 2, 1985 11 TV Taping Sept. 12, 1985 12 TV Taping Oct. 9, 1985 13 TV Taping Dec., 1985 14 Tape #1 – BRAC Jun. 18, 1992 15 Tape #2 – BRAC Jun. 18, 1992 16 Tape #3 – PLA Jun. 18, 1992 17 Tape #4 Jun. 18, 1992

191 1 Daw Smith Show with Pete Davis Sept. 18, 1992 2 ‘Feeding Hungry People’ – Scott Cole Fulton 1993 3 John Boehner Feb. 10, 1993 4 Press Conference at US Embassy. Tokyo Apr. 8, 1097

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5 Diane Rehm Show – Slavery Apology Jul. 7, 1997 6 Press Conference – Food Situation in North Korea Oct. 17, 1997 7 NPR – All Things Considered – North Korea Oct. 20, 1997 8 Diane Rehm – The Sudan Jul. 20, 1998 9 Press Conference Nov. 17, 1998 10 North Korea – the People Nov. 24, 1998 11 BBC World Radio – World Today – East Asia Aug. 30, 1999 12 Visit to North and South Korea Nov. 29, 2000 13 Return to Mr. Gessel Undated 14 America – Repent or Perish – J. A. Dennis Undated 15 Drunk Driving – Robert Riley Undated 16 Human Rights – J. Stott Undated 17 Human Rights – John Stott Sermon Undated 18 The Executive and Stress – Dr. Ron Jenson Undated

192 1 Geo Hequlus Undated 2 Cedarville Tape Undated 3 Unknown Undated 4 Unknown Undated 5 Unknown Undated 6 Unknown Undated

Hunger Tapes 193 1 All Things Considered - Hunger 1985 2 All Things Considered – Chicago Malnutrition: Jackie Lyden Reports 1985 3 Morning Edition – Hungry People in America 1985 4 ‘Hungry in…America!’ Apr. 13, 1986 5 Morning Edition – Cincinnati Food Distribution 1988 6 Ending Hunger: The Era of Opportunity 1988 7 John Mitchell – WDM – on Rep. Hall letter to Sec. Brady Sept., 1989 8 Kurdish Refugees & Displaced Persons 1991 9 Congressman Tony Hall 1991 10 Public Voice Child Nutrition Speech Jan. 15, 1991 11 Hunger Project Speech – San Francisco Feb. 3, 1991 12 NAWD Conference Speech Feb. 17, 1991 13 Food Bank Association Feb. 20, 1991 14 PAHO WFD Speech Apr. 8, 1991 15 East Asia’s Challenges for U. S. Policymakers Jan. 8, 1992 16 The Grameen Bank: A Model for Lending to the Poor Nov. 6, 1992 17 The Grameen Bank: A Model for Lending to the Poor Nov. 6, 1992 18 The Grameen Bank: A Model for Lending to the Poor Nov. 6, 1992

194 1 Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti – CHC Roundtable - #1 Jul. 13, 1993 2 Humanitarian Crisis in Haiti – CHC Roundtable - #2 Jul. 13, 1993 3 National Public Radio – TPH on Poverty Increase Undated

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4 Frantz Israel Undated 5 PSA – Ethiopia Undated 6 PSA – Ethiopia Undated 7 PSA – Ethiopia Undated 8 PSA – Ethiopia Undated 9 Bread for the World ‘Women in Developing Nations’ Undated 10 Working Together to Make A Dif – New Faces of Poverty: Hunger & Homelessness Undated 11 Lazarus – Bread for the World’s New Musical on Hunger And Poverty Undated

Video Tapes 12 Haiti & D. R. Trip May, 1991 13 Trip to Appalachia Jul. 20, 1991 14 Codel Murtha to Somalia Jan. 10, 1993 15 Africa Tape #1 Undated 16 Africa Tape #2 Undated 17 San Francisco Undated 18 Unknown Undated

Series VIII: Scrapbooks

Box Item Description Date

195 1 Denison College Football Scrapbook 1962

196 1 High School Football Scrapbook 1955-1960 2 Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook 1967-1971 3 Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook 1971-1972 4 Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook 1972-1973 5 Newspaper Clipping Scrapbook (3-ring binder) 1979-1980

197 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1970-1971 2 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1972 3 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1973

198 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1974 2 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1975 3 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1976

199 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1977 2 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1978

200 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1979

201 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1980

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202 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1981

203 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1982

204 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1983

205 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1984

206 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1984

207 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1985

208 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1985

209 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1986

210 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1986

211 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1987

212 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1989

213 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1990

214 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1991

215 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1992

216 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1993

217 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1994

218 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1995

219 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1997

220 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1998

221 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1998

222 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1998

223 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1999

224 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 2000

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225 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 2001

226 1 Press Clippings (Removed from 3-ring binder) 2002

Series IX: Press and Newspaper Clippings

Box File Description Date

Press 227 1 Columns 1981 2 Columns 1982 3 Columns 1983 4 Columns 1984 5 Columns 1985 6 Columns 1986 7 Columns 1987 8 Columns 1988 9 Columns 1989 10 Columns 1990 11 Columns 1991 12 News Advisories 1982 13 News Advisories 1983 14 News Advisories 1984 15 News Advisories 1985 16 News Advisories 1986 17 News Advisories 1988 18 News Advisories 1989 19 News Advisories 1990 20 News Advisories 1991 21 Newsletters 1979-1981 22 Television Tapings 1981 23 Television Tapings 1982 24 Television Tapings 1983 25 Television Tapings 1984 26 Television Tapings 1985

Press (Continued) 228 1 Social Service Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Mar., Aug. 1987 2 Social Service Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Jun., Jul. 1988 3 Social Service Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter April 20, 1989 Sept. 1989 Dec. 13, 1989 4 Social Service Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter June 1990 5 Social Service Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter 1991 6 Dear Friend Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Aug. 1992

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7 Wright Patterson AFB Mailing to Federal Workers June 1990 8 Wright Patterson AFB Mailing to Federal Workers June 1991 9 Federal Workers – “Dear Friend” Letter May 1, 1987 10 Federal Workers – “Dear Friend” Letter Jun. 1988 11 Federal Workers – “Dear Friend” Letter Apr. 1991 12 Federal Workers – “Dear Friend” Letter Sept. 1, 1992 13 Federal Workers – “Dear Friend” Letter July 1994 14 Business Mailings 1980-1986 15 Business Mailings – “Dear Friend” Letter Mar. 30, Jun 4, 1987 16 Business Mailings – “Dear Friend” Letter Aug. 1989 17 Business Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter May 28, 1991 18 Business Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Aug. 1994 19 Real Estate Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter May 28, 1991 20 Veteran’s Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Jul. 25, 1992 21 Veteran’s Mailing Oct. 1993 22 Veteran’s Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Aug. 1994 23 Senor Citizens 1981-1986 24 Citizen Mailing Feb-Dec. 1987 25 Senior Citizen Mailing Feb., Jun 1988 26 Senior Citizen Mailing Jan., Dec 1990 27 Senior Citizen Mailing Feb., Jul 1992 28 Labor Mailings 1980-1985 29 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter July 1986 30 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Mar-Dec 1987 31 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter July 1988 32 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter July 19, 1990 33 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Feb., Jul 1992 34 Labor Mailings – “Dear Friend” Letter Sept. 1993 35 Labor Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Jul 1994 36 Social Service Mailings 1981-1986 37 Misc. Mailings – Hunger Letter Apr. 8, 1987 38 Miscellaneous Mailings Undated 39 Mailings 1979-1986 40 Misc. Mailings – Town Meeting June 5, 1993 41 Washington Insider Jan. 1986 42 Washington Insider 1985-1987 43 Frank Advisories 1980 44 Frank Advisories 1981 45 Frank Advisories 1982 46 Frank Advisories 1984 47 Frank Advisories 1985 48 Frank Advisories 1986 49 Frank Advisories 1989 50 Frank Advisories 1990 51 Public Service Announcements 1979 52 Social Sues Oct. 1993

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53 Biography – Local Jan. 1993 54 Mailing Advisory 1990-1991 55 Rural Mailing July 1994 56 Jewish Mailing – “Dear Friend” Letter Dec. 17, 1990 57 Education – “Dear Friend” Letter June 1987 58 Education – “Dear Friend” Letter August 1988 59 Dear Colleague June 24, 1986 60 Misc. – Call to Consider Mar. 28, 1988 61 Misc. – Greek Orthodox Church Sept. 9, 1985 62 Greek Independence Day Mar. 25, 1987 63 Misc. – Local 696 Retires Sept. 26, 1985 64 Misc. – Gram-Latta II Undated 65 Misc. – Drunk Driving Jan. 25, 1982 66 Misc. – National Archives…Project Renewal, National Hispanic Heritage Week & Tribute 1984 & 1986 67 Misc. – Phillips Industries Sept. 22, 1982 68 Stop Hunger Fast Brochure & Poster (See Location 61, File 16 for Poster) c.a.1993 69 Misc. Si Burick Jul. 26, 1983 70 Bangladesh Report Oct. 21, 1988 71 Operation Food Share Nov. 26, 1991 72 Misc. – Conflict in Cyprus Apr. 22, 1982 73 Miami-Jacobs Mar. 7, 1985 74 Misc. – Joe Pistana Feb. 6, 1985 75 Misc. – Dayton & Bicycling Jun. 23, 1983 76 Misc. – Statue of Liberty May 11, 1993 77 C.J. McLin Jr. June 14, 1988 78 AFIT Testimony (Extra Copies) April 14, 1985 79 World Vision Cover Story Feb/Mar 1988 80 Arms Control – Floor Statement Sept. 29, 1982 81 Arms Control – Christian Science Monitor Oct. 12, 1982 82 Arms Control – CR Statement Introduction Feb. 7, 1983 83 Arms Control – PR Introduction Feb. 7, 1983 84 Arms Control – Committee Testimony Feb. 23, 1983 85 Special Letter 1993 86 Arms Control – Bill Text HJ Res. 128 Feb. 7, 1983 87 Grants 1992-1993 88 Press Releases 1981 89 Press Releases 1982 90 Press Releases 1983 91 Press Releases 1984 92 Press Releases 1985 93 Press Releases 1986 94 Press Releases 1987 95 Press Releases 1988 96 Press Releases 1989

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97 Press Releases 1990 98 Press Releases 1991 99 Press Releases 1992 100 Press Releases 1993 101 Press Releases 1994

Press (Continued) 229 1 District Newsletter, Vol. 3 No. 1 Jan. 1981 2 District Newsletter, Vol. 3 No. 2 July 1981 3 District Newsletter, Vol. 3 No. 3 Dec. 1981 4 District Newsletter, Vol. 4 No. 1 Feb. 1982 5 District Newsletter, Vol. 4 No. 2 June 1982 6 District Newsletter, Vol. 4 No. 3 Aug. 1982 7 District Newsletter, Vol. 5 No. 1 Feb. 1983 8 District Newsletter, Vol. 5 No. 2 Aug. 1983 9 District Newsletter, Vol. 5 No. 3 Dec. 1983 10 District Newsletter, Vol. 6 No. 1 Mar. 1984 11 District Newsletter, Vol. 6 No. 2 July 1984 12 District Newsletter, Vol. 6 No. 3 Dec. 1984 13 District Newsletter, Vol. 7 No. 1 Apr. 1985 14 District Newsletter, Vol. 7 No. 2 Oct. 1985 15 District Newsletter, Vol. 7 No. 3 Dec. 1985 16 District Newsletter, Vol. 8 No. 1 Mar. 1986 17 District Newsletter, Vol. 8 No. 2 Aug. 1986 18 District Newsletter, Vol. 9 No. 1 May 1987 19 District Newsletter, Vol. 9 No. 2 Jul 1987 20 District Newsletter, Vol. 9 No. 3 Dec. 1987 21 District Newsletter, Vol. 10 No. 1 Jan. 1988 22 District Newsletter, Vol. 10 No. 2 Jul 1988 23 District Newsletter, Vol. 10 No. 3 Sept. 1988 24 District Newsletter, Vol. 11 No. 1 Jan. 1989 25 District Newsletter, Vol. 11 No. 2 May 1989 26 District Newsletter, Vol. 11 No. 3 Aug. 1989 27 District Newsletter, Vol. 11 No. 4 Dec. 1989 28 District Newsletter, Vol. 12 No. 1 Jun. 1990 29 District Newsletter, Vol. 12 No. 2 Sept. 1990 30 District Newsletter, Vol. 13 No. 1 May 1991 31 District Newsletter, Vol. 13 No. 2 Aug. 1991 32 District Newsletter, Vol. 13 No. 3 Dec. 1991 33 District Newsletter, Vol. 14 No. 1 – Questionnaire Feb. 1992 34 District Newsletter, Vol. 14 No. 2 July 1992 35 District Newsletter, Vol. 15 No. 1 Sept. 1993 36 District Newsletter, Vol. 15 No. 2 Dec. 1993 37 District Newsletter, Vol. 16 No. 1 Jul 1994 38 District Newsletter, Vol. 16 No. 2 Sept. 1994 39 District Newsletter, Vol. 19 No. 1 Nov. 1997

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40 District Newsletter, Vol. 20 No. 1 Aug. 1998 41 District Newsletter, Vol. 21 No. 1 Nov. 1999 42 District Newsletter, Vol. 22 No. 1 Jan. 2001 43 District Newsletter, Vol. 23 No. 1 Jan. 2002 44 Questionnaire Mar. 1981 45 Questionnaire Mar. 1982 46 Questionnaire Mar. 1983 47 Questionnaire Mar. 1984 48 Questionnaire Jan. 1985 49 Questionnaire Jan. 1986 50 Questionnaire Feb. 1987 51 Questionnaire Feb. 1988 52 Questionnaire Feb. 1989 53 Questionnaire Jan. 1990 54 Questionnaire May 1993 55 Questionnaire Mar. 1994 56 Questionnaire Jul. 1995 57 Questionnaire Jul. 1996

Newspaper Clippings 230 1 Newspaper Clippings 1950-1960 2 Newspaper Clippings c.a.1961-1964 3 Newspaper Clippings 1962 4 Newspaper Clippings 1963 5 Newspaper Clippings 1964 6 Newspaper Clippings 1965 7 Newspaper Clippings 1966 8 Newspaper Clippings 1967 9 Newspaper Clippings 1970-1972 10 Newspaper Clippings c.a.1972-1976 11 Newspaper Clippings 1973 12 Newspaper Clippings (1 of 3) 1974 13 Newspaper Clippings (2 of 3) 1974 14 Newspaper Clippings (3 of 3) 1974 15 Newspaper Clippings 1975 16 Newspaper Clippings 1976 17 Newspaper Clippings 1977 18 Newspaper Clippings 1978 19 Newspaper Clippings 1980-1987

231 1 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1988 2 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1988 3 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1988 4 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 1988 5 Newspaper Clippings Oct 1988 6 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1988

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7 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1988 8 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1998 9 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1989 10 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1989 11 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1989 12 Newspaper Clippings May 1989 13 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1989 14 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1989 15 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1989 16 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 1989 17 Newspaper Clippings Oct 1989 18 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1989

232 1 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1989 2 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1990 3 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1990 4 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1990 5 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1990 6 Newspaper Clippings May 1990 7 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1990 8 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1990 9 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1990 10 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 1990 11 Newspaper Clippings Oct 1990 12 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1990 13 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1990 14 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1990 15 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1991 16 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1991 17 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1991 18 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1991 19 Newspaper Clippings May 1991 20 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1991 21 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1991 22 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1991

233 1 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1991 2 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1991 3 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 1991 4 Newspaper Clippings Oct 1991 5 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1991 6 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1991 7 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1992 8 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1992 9 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1992 10 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1992

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11 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1992 12 Newspaper Clippings May 1992 13 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1992 14 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1992 15 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1992 16 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1992 17 Newspaper Clippings (1 of 2) Sept. 1992

234 1 Newspaper Clippings (2 of 2) Sept. 1992 2 Newspaper Clippings Oct 1992 3 Newspaper Clippings Nov 1992 4 Newspaper Clippings Dec 1992 5 Newspaper Clippings Jan.-Mar 1993 6 Newspaper Clippings Apr.-Jun 1993 7 Newspaper Clippings Jul.-Sep. 1993 8 Newspaper Clippings Oct.-Dec 1993 9 Newspaper Clippings Jan.-Mar 1994 10 Newspaper Clippings Apr.-Dec 1994 11 Newspaper Clippings 1995 12 Newspaper Clippings 1996 13 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1997 14 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1997 15 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1997 16 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1997 17 Newspaper Clippings May 1997 18 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1997 19 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1997 20 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1997 21 Newspaper Clippings Sept 1997 22 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 1-15, 1997 23 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 16-31, 1997 24 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1-15, 1997

235 1 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 16-30, 1997 2 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1997 3 Newspaper Clippings Jan. 1998 4 Newspaper Clippings Feb. 2-18, 1998 5 Newspaper Clippings Feb. 19-27, 1998 6 Newspaper Clippings Mar. 2-7, 1998 7 Newspaper Clippings Mar. 8-14, 1998 8 Newspaper Clippings Mar. 15-27, 1998 9 Newspaper Clippings Apr. 1998 10 Newspaper Clippings May 1-16, 1998 11 Newspaper Clippings May 17-29, 1998 12 Newspaper Clippings Jun. 2-17, 1998 13 Newspaper Clippings Jun. 18-30, 1998

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14 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1998 15 Newspaper Clippings Aug. 1998 16 Newspaper Clippings Sep. 1998 17 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 1-20, 1998 18 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 21-31, 1998

235A 1 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 1998 2 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1998 3 Newspaper Clippings Jan 1999 4 Newspaper Clippings Feb 1999 5 Newspaper Clippings Mar 1-11, 1999 6 Newspaper Clippings Mar 12-31, 1999 7 Newspaper Clippings Apr 1999 8 Newspaper Clippings May 2-18, 1999 9 Newspaper Clippings May 19-30, 1999 10 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1999 11 Newspaper Clippings Jul 1-20, 1999 12 Newspaper Clippings Jul 21-31, 1999 13 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1999 14 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 1-16, 1999 15 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 17-30, 1999 16 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 1-16, 1999 17 Newspaper Clippings Oct. 19-30, 1999 18 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 2-12, 1999 19 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 15-24, 1999 20 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 1-14, 1999

236 1 Newspaper Clippings Dec. 15-30, 1999 2 Newspaper Clippings Jan. 3-15, 2000 3 Newspaper Clippings Jan. 19-29, 2000 4 Newspaper Clippings Feb. 1-15, 2000 5 Newspaper Clippings Feb. 16-29, 2000 6 Newspaper Clippings Mar 6-17, 2000 7 Newspaper Clippings Mar 20-31, 2000 8 Newspaper Clippings Apr 3-17, 2000 9 Newspaper Clippings Apr 18-29, 2000 10 Newspaper Clippings May 2-18, 2000 11 Newspaper Clippings May 19-31, 2000 12 Newspaper Clippings Jun 1-17, 2000 13 Newspaper Clippings Jun 18-30, 2000 14 Newspaper Clippings Jul.3-11, 2000 15 Newspaper Clippings Jul 12-19, 2000 16 Newspaper Clippings Jul 20-29, 2000 17 Newspaper Clippings Aug 1-15, 2000 18 Newspaper Clippings Aug 16-31, 2000 19 Newspaper Clippings Sept 1-15, 2000

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20 Newspaper Clippings Sept 17-26, 2000

237 1 Newspaper Clippings (No Month) 2001 2 Newspaper Clippings Jan.-Jun 2001 3 Newspaper Clippings Jul.-Dec. 2001 4 Newspaper Clippings Jan 2002 5 Newspaper Clippings Feb 2002 6 Newspaper Clippings Mar 2002 7 Newspaper Clippings Apr 2002 8 Newspaper Clippings Apr 2002 9 Newspaper Clippings May 2002 10 Newspaper Clippings Jun 2002 11 Newspaper Clippings Jun 2002 12 Newspaper Clippings Jul 2002 13 Newspaper Clippings Jul 2002 14 Newspaper Clippings Aug 2002 15 Newspaper Clippings Sept. 2002 16 Newspaper Clippings Oct 2002 17 Newspaper Clippings Nov. 2002 18 Newspaper Clippings Undated 19 Newspaper Clippings – Incomplete Articles Undated

Newspaper Clippings – Oversized Location 42, File 13 – Newspaper Clippings a. Dayton Daily News, “Long Hours? Hall’s Staff Loves It” Nov. 15, 1981 b. Dayton Journal Herald, “Tony Hall on Everything, Except Politics” Mar. 1982 c. Dayton Daily News, “On May 17 We’d Like You to Go Hungry” Apr. 21, 1985 d. Dayton Daily News, “Room to Soar” Apr. 23, 1988 e. Defense News Apr.27-May 3, 1992 f. Dayton Daily News, “Mound: What Next?” Aug. 8, 1993 g. The Orlando Sentinel, “Congress at Bat” Oct. 3-4, 1993 h. The Cleveland Plain Dealer Sunday Magazine, “The Conscience of the Congress” Oct. 7, 2001

Series X: Election Material

Box File Description Date

238 1 State Representative, Senate, & Secretary of State Brochures, Advertisements, Etc. 1970-1976 2 Ted Brown and Charles Whalen Political Information 1976 3 “Tony Hall, State Senator” Bumper Stickers c.a.1976 4 Invoices and Receipts 1976 5 ‘The New Technology, Campaigning in the Eighties’

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Workshop 1979 6 ‘The New Technology, Campaigning in the Eighties’ Workshop 1979 7 Para Book – Legislative Codes, Lists, Letters, Paragraphs 1979 8 Congressional Record Statements and Press Clippings 1979-1980 9 Congressional Record Statements and Press Clippings 1979-1980 10 Tony Hall’s Record 1979-1982 11 Tony Hall Issue Book 1980 12 Campaign ’82 – Receipts & Expenditure Reports 1979, 1983 13 1980 Election Material (Results) 1980-1981 14 Tony Hall’s Record & Position on the Issues & Constituent Services c.a.1980s 15 Campaign ’82 – Campaign Plan & Public Opinion Poll 1980, 1982 16 Campaign ’82 – Outgoing Correspondence 1982 17 Campaign ’82 – Incoming Correspondence 1982 18 Campaign ’82 – News Releases, Newspaper Clippings and News Letters 1982 19 Campaign ’82 – General Material 1982 20 Campaign – 1986 1986 21 “Tony Hall Fights Hunger” Aug. 1989 22 Endorsements & Political Correspondence 1990-1992 23 Chamber of Commerce Vote 1991 24 Labor Votes 1991 25 National Taxpayer Union Study on Spending 1991 26 Newspaper Clippings 1991-1992 27 I. B. & Green Book Back-Up 1991-1992 28 Clinton Talking – 1992 Presidential Campaign 1992 29 1992 Endorsements (1 of 2) 1992 30 1992 Endorsements (2 of 2) 1992 31 Tony Hall Rebuttals & Positions 1992 32 Position Papers & Memos (Gail Amidzich Desk)(1 of 2) 1992 33 Position Papers & Memos (Gail Amidzich Desk)(2 of 2) 1992 34 Summary of Election ’92 Analysis 1992 35 Unemployment Reports & Statistics 1992 36 Economic Recovery 1992

239 1 Tony Hall’s Campaign, 1992 (Removed from 3-ring binder) 1992

240 1 Town Hall Meeting, June 5, 1993 Jun. 1993 2 Questionnaires – Not Answered 1994 3 Tony Hall Accomplishments, 105th Congress 1997-1998 4 Contributions to the Miami Valley 2000 5 Bumper Stickers & Brochures – Congressman Tony Hall Undated 6 Computer Generated Mailing List Undated

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7 Tony Hall Photographs Used for Posters, Brochures & Adds Undated

Oversize Material

Location 42, File 14 – Election Campaign Posters & State Senator Full Page Newspaper Advertisements Undated

Series XI: Publications and Books

Subseries XIA: Weekender

Box File Description Date

241 1 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee, Special Recess Edition Aug. 1, 1997 2 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee August Recess Edition Aug. 10, 1998 3 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jan. 6, 1999 4 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jan. 20, 1999 5 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 4, 1999 6 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 12, 1999 7 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 25, 1999 8 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 4, 1999 9 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 12, 1999 10 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 18, 1999 11 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 26, 1999 12 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 15, 1999 13 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 22, 1999 14 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 29, 1999 15 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 6, 1999 16 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 14, 1999 17 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 20, 1999 18 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 27, 1999 19 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 18, 1999 20 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 25, 1999

242 1 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 1, 1999 2 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 16, 1999 3 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 10, 1999 4 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 11, 2000 5 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 25, 2000 6 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 9, 2000 7 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee: Prescription Coverage Briefing Packet Jun. 2000 8 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 15, 2000

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9 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 23, 2000 10 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 30, 2000 11 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 20, 2000 12 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 27, 2000 13 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 28, 2000 14 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 8, 2000 15 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 14, 2000 16 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 21, 2000 17 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 28, 2000 18 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 6, 2000 19 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 12, 2000 20 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 19, 2000 21 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 25, 2000 22 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Nov. 1, 2000 23 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jan. 31, 2001 24 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 8, 2001 25 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 15, 2001 26 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 1, 2001 27 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 8, 2001 28 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 15, 2001 29 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 22, 2001 30 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 29, 2001 31 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 4, 2001 32 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 26, 2001 33 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 3, 2001 34 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 10, 2001 35 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 24, 2001 36 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 7, 2001 37 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 14, 2001 38 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 21, 2001 39 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 27, 2001 40 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 28, 2001 41 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 13, 2001 42 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 20, 2001 43 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Aug. 2, 2001 44 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 6, 2001 45 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 25, 2001 46 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 5, 2001 47 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Nov. 8, 2001 48 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Nov. 16, 2001 49 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Nov. 30, 2001 50 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Dec. 6, 2001 51 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Dec. 14, 2001 52 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Dec. 20, 2001 53 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jan. 31, 2002 54 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 7, 2002

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55 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 14, 2002 56 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Feb. 28, 2002 57 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 7, 2002 58 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 14, 2002 59 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Mar. 21, 2002 60 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 11, 2002 61 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 18, 2002 62 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Apr. 25, 2002 63 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 2, 2002 64 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 10, 2002 65 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 16, 2002 66 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee May 23, 2002 67 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 6, 2002 68 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 13, 2002 69 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 18, 2002 70 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 21, 2002 71 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jun. 28, 2002 72 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 8, 2002 73 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 11, 2002 74 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 12, 2002 75 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 19, 2002 76 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Jul. 26, 2002 77 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 5, 2002 78 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 12, 2002 79 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 19, 2002 80 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Sept. 26, 2002 81 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 3, 2002 82 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 10, 2002 83 Weekender – Democratic Policy Committee Oct. 17, 2002

Subseries XIB: The Congressional Record

Box File Description Date

243 1 Volume 132, Number 45 (99th Congress) Apr 14, 1986 2 Volume 140, Number 40 (103rd Congress) Apr 14, 1994 3 Volume 140, Number 53 (103rd Congress) May 5, 1994 4 Volume 140, Number 111 (103rd Congress) Aug 11, 1994 5 Volume 140, Number 120 (103rd Congress) Aug 21, 1994 6 Volume 141, Number 106 (104th Congress) Jun 27, 1995 7 Volume 141, Number 108 (104th Congress) Jun 29, 1995 8 Volume 141, Number 118 (104th Congress) Jul 20, 1995 9 Volume 141, Number 121 (104th Congress) Jul 25, 1995

244 1 Volume 141, Number 146 (104th Congress) Sep 19, 1995 2 Volume 141, Number 148 (104th Congress) Sep 21, 1995

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3 Volume 141, Number 170 (104th Congress) Oct 31, 1995 4 Volume 141, Number 183 (104th Congress) Nov 17, 1995 5 Volume 141, Number 189 (104th Congress) Nov 29, 1995 6 Volume 141, Number 194 (104th Congress) Dec 7, 1995 7 Volume 142, Number 41 (104th Congress) Mar. 22, 1996 8 Volume 142, Number 114 (104th Congress) Jul 30, 1996 9 Volume 142, Number 130 (104th Congress) Sep 19, 1996 10 Volume 142, Number 136 (104th Congress) Sep 27, 1996 11 Volume 143, Number 83 (105th Congress) Jun 12, 1997 12 Volume 143, Number 85 (105th Congress) Jun 18, 1997 13 Volume 144, Number 121 (105th Congress) Sep 14, 1998 14 Volume 144, Number 138 (105th Congress) Oct 8, 1998 15 Volume 144, Number 154 (105th Congress) Dec 18, 1998 16 Volume 145, Number 50 (106th Congress) Apr 13, 1999 17 Volume 145, Number 114, Part II (106th Congress) Aug 5, 1999 18 Volume 145, Number 128 (106th Congress) Sep 28, 1999 19 Volume 145, Number 130 (106th Congress) Sep 30, 1999 20 Volume 145, Number 139 (106th Congress) Oct 14, 1999 21 Volume 146, Number 1 (106th Congress) Jan 24, 2000 22 Volume 147, Number 35 (107th Congress) Mar. 15, 2001 23 Volume 147, Number 101 (107th Congress) Jul 19, 2001 24 Volume 147, Number 111-112 (107th Congress) Aug 3, 2001 25 Volume 147, Number 113 (107th Congress) Sep 4, 2001 26 Volume 147, Number 114 (107th Congress) Sep 5, 2001 27 Volume 147, Number 115 (107th Congress) Sep 6, 2001 28 Volume 147, Number 116 (107th Congress) Sep 19, 2001 29 Volume 147, Number 117-118 (107th Congress) Sep 12, 2001 30 Volume 147, Number 119 (107th Congress) Sep 13, 2001 31 Volume 147, Number 120 (107th Congress) Sep 14, 2001 32 Volume 147, Number 121 (107th Congress) Sep 17, 2001 33 Volume 147, Number 122 (107th Congress) Sep 19, 2001 34 Volume 147, Number 123 (107th Congress) Sep 20, 2001 35 Volume 147, Number 123-124 (107th Congress) Sep 21, 2001 36 Volume 147, Number 125 (107th Congress) Sep 24, 2001 37 Volume 148, Number 103 (107th Congress) July 25, 2002

Subseries XIC: Books

Box 245

Alexeyeva, Ludmilla, Soviet Dissent: Contemporary Movements for National, Religious, and Human Rights. Middletown/Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press, 1985. (First Edition)

Anderson, John O., Cry of the Innocents: Abortion and the Race Towards Judgment. South Plainfield, NJ: Bridge Publishing, Inc., 1984.

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Beals, Art, Beyond Hunger: A Biblical Mandate for Social Responsibility. Portland, OR: Moltnomah Press, 1985.

Bešlagić, Selim, Tuzla, The City and Its Man. Tuzla: DJL “NON PLUS ULTRA”. 1998 (First Edition)

Boyer, Ernest L., Ready to Learn: A Mandate for the Nation. Princeton, NJ: The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Learning, 1991.

Briner, Bob, Roaring Lambs: A Gentle Plan to Radically Change Your World. Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House, 1993.

Claypool, John R., Tracks of a Fellow Struggler. New Orleans, LA: Insight Press. 1995, (Revised Edition)

Coleman, Robert E., The Master Plan of EVANGELISM. Old Tappan, NJ: Fleming H. Revell Company, 1963. (Forty-fifth Printing)

Cook, Robert, Now That I Believe. Chicago, IL: Moody Press, 1949. (Thirty-fifth Printing)

Crouse, Timothy, The Boys on the Bus. New York, NY: Ballantine Books, 1973.

Erdahl, Lowell O., Authentic Living. Nashville, TN: Abingdon, 1979.

Ferris, Robert G., The Presidents, From the Inauguration of George Washington to the Inauguration of Jimmy Carter. Washington, D.C.: National Park Service, 1977.

Hansler, Don, Purls of Wisdom. Spanaway, WA: Fun Ed. Productions, 1995.

Hinn, Benny, Welcome, Holy Sprit. Nashville, TN: Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1995.

Human Rights Watch, The Persecution of Human Rights Monitors: December 1986 to December 1987, A Worldwide Survey. New York, NY: Human Rights Watch, 1987.

Human Rights Watch, The Persecution of Human Rights Monitors: December 1987 to December 1988, A Worldwide Survey. New York, NY: Human Rights Watch, 1988.

Lassiter, April, Congress and Civil Society: How Legislators Can Champion Civic Renewal in Their Districts. Washington D.C.: The Heritage Foundation, 1998.

McDowell, Josh. Hostetler, Bob, The New Tolerance: How a Cultural Movement Threatens to Destroy You, Your Faith, and Your Children. Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House Publishers, Inc., 1998.

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McCartney, Bill, Sold Out. Nashville, TN: Word Publishing, 1997.

Physician Task Force on Hunger in America, Hunger in America: The Growing Epidemic. Boston, MA: Harvard University School of Public Health, 1985.

Rice, Gerald T., Twenty Years of Peace Corps. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1981.

Robertson, Arthur, Language of Effective Listening. Carmel, IN: ScottForesman Professional Books, 1991. (1st Edition)

Robertson, Arthur K., Listen for Success: A Guide to Effective Listening. Burr Ridge, IL: Richard D. Irwin, Inc.. 1994

Rothenberg, Daniel, With These Hands: The Hidden World of Migrant Farmworkers Today. New York, NY: Harcourt Brace & Company, 1998. (First Edition)

Schwarz, Karen, What You Can Do For Your Country: An Oral History of the Peace Corps. New York, NY: William Morrow and Company, Inc., 1991.

Schwartz-Nobel, Loretta, Growing Up Empty: The Hunger Epidemic in America. New York, NY: HarperCollins, 2002. (First Edition)

Sherraden, Michael, Assets and the Poor: A New American Welfare Policy. Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, Inc., 1991.

Smith, Starr, Only the Days Are Long. Oxford, MS: Yoknapatawpha Press, 1986.

Taylor, John G., The Indonesian Occupation of East Timor 1974-1989, A Chronology. London, UK: Catholic Institute for International Relations, 1990.

United Nations Children’s Fund, The State of the World’s Children, 1984. Oxford, UK: Oxford University Press, 1983.

Yancey, Philip, What’s So Amazing About Grace? Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan Publishing House, 1997.

Ambassador Additions

Franklin, Kristine L. and McGirr, Nancy, Out of the Dump: Writings and Photographs by Children from Guatemala. New York, NY: Lothrop, Lee, & Shepard Books. 1995.

Kleiner, Art, Booz Allen Hamilton: Helping Clients Envision the Future. Old Saybrook, Conn.: Greenwich Publishing Group, Inc., 2004

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UNESCO, Education for All: Calling Higher Education to a Higher Calling. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University, 2005 (Conference Hosted by Georgetown University and the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization, Feb. 14, 2005)

Vedova, Riccardo Dalla, I Beni Culturali Di Interesse Religioso, dal Codice Urbani alle intese stato-Chiesa. Editoriale Italiana, 2000.

Faith-Based Initiatives and the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief Conference, HIV/AIDS: The Faith Community Responds. Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University, Nov. 2003.

Series XII: Memorabilia

Box File Description Date

Special Correspondence 246 1 Kim Dae Jung Letters 1981-1985 2 Kim-Young-Sam Letters 1985-1986 3 Letters Received from Significant People 1982, 1994-1999 4 Special Letters Received 1984, 1997 5 “Clinton & Gore for President” Correspondence 1992 6 Responses to Letters – Cosigned 1989-1990 7 Responses to Letters 1990-1991 8 Responses to Letters 1993-1994 9 Responses to Letters 1995-1996 10 Responses to Letters 1997 11 Responses to Letters 1998 12 Responses to Letters 1999 13 Responses to Letters 2000 14 Responses to Letters 2001 15 Responses to Letters 2002

247 1 Program – Commemorative Ceremonies on the Occasion of the 200th Anniversary of the Great Compromise in the Federal Convention, House of Representative Chamber, Congress Hall, Philadelphia (Signed by Claude Pepper) Jul. 16, 1987

2 Cover Story - “Tony Hall: Hunger Fighter on the Hill,” World Vision Magazine Feb./Mar. 1988 3 Mike Peters Cartoon 1992 4 1996 Nobel Peace Prize, Belo/Ramos-Horta 1994-1996 5 Congressional Friends of Human Rights Monitors - Correspondence 1994-1997 6 Nobel Peace Prize – Tony Hall Correspondence 1995-2001

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7 Cover Story – “Congressman Tony is the First Recipient of Fairmont Lifetime Achievement Award,” The Flyer Oct. 25, 1995 8 President Clinton – Bosnia Press Conference with Tony Hall Nov. 27, 1995 9 Cover Story – “Congressman Tony Hall ’64, Denison’s All-American in the U. S. House, Denison Magazine Sum. 1997 10 Program – Golden Carrot Award (See Box 251, Item 10 for Award) Sep. 24, 1998 11 Society of International Development Washington, D.C. Annual Dinner Jul. 23, 2002 12 Program – Commemorative Joint Meeting of the Congress of the United States of America, Federal Hall, New York, NY – Program Sep. 6, 2002 13 Letter – Appointment as Ambassador Sep. 10, 2002 14 Bucknuts Magazine (Article about Tony Hall) Feb. 2003 15 Cenacle Prayer Enrollment Certificate c.a.2004 16 Collector Cards – U. S. Congressmen Undated

Diplomas, Awards, Certificates & Memberships 248 1 Certificate of Achievement – 5th Annual Banquet of Champions, Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce Dec. 9, 1959 2 High School Diploma – Fairmont High School May 30, 1960 3 College Diploma – Bachelor of Arts, Denison University Jun. 18, 1964 4 Football – Varsity “D” Certificate, 1962-1963 1963 5 Denison University Football Programs 1963, 1965 6 Program – Most Valuable Back in Ohio Conference, 1962 Feb. 1963 7 MU Bulletin Mar 1963 8 Dayton Agonis Club Awards Banquet Program May 27, 1964 9 Dave Hall Plaza Resolution & Information 1970-1971

249 1 Certificates of Nomination & Election 1980-1996 2 Ohio House of Representatives Proclamations & Resolutions 1977, 1983, 1985 3 Award Certificates 1980-1992 4 Certificates & Letters of Appreciation/Recognition 1980-2002 5 Honorary Membership Certificates 1979-1985 6 Speaker of the House Golf Tournament – Signed Photo c.a.1980s 7 Korean Unification Preparatory Prize Sep. 24, 1997 8 U. S. Capitol Historical Society – Certificates 1990, 2002 9 Air Force One Flight Certificates 1980, 2001 10 Proclamations 1979, 1983, 1986 11 H. R. 4572 Certificate Apr. 28, 1992 12 Dayton Area Prints Presented by Sears Jan. 18, 1984 13 “Mother of the Unborn” – Prayer Card for Expectant Mothers 1990

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Oversize Material

Location 42, File 11 – Tony Hall Cartoons/Drawings Undated

Location 42, File 12 – Certificates & Signed Photographs a. Space Shuttle Columbia, STS 610C, Jan. 12 – Jan. 18, 1986 1986 b. U. S. Air Force Museum during “Great Congressional Crisis” 1992 c. Miami Valley Regional Transit Authority 2001 d. Appreciation for Leadership and Support, 906th Fighter Group (AFRES), Wright Patterson AFB, OH Undated e. U. S. Air Force Thunderbirds Undated f. Drawing of Tony Hall by Gary Ball Undated

3-Dimensional Objects (See Appendix for photograph and detailed description of object)

Box Item Description Date

250 1 Dayton Urban League Plaque May 7, 2001 2 Childhood Hunger Day Shadowbox Oct. 16, 1995 3 1903 Wright Flyer Statuette, ASD/AFA Engineering Awards Banquet Nov. 3, 1988 4 Air Force Institute of Technology (AFIT) School of Engineering Picture Undated

251 5 American Red Cross Plaque Undated 6 Joseph Cinique Social Justice Award Undated 7 Paul Laurence Dunbar Plaque Jun. 28, 1996 8 Framed Copy of World Vision Magazine Feb./Mar. 1988 9 Academic Hood: Loyola College May 16, 1998 10 1998 Golden Carrot Award Sep. 24, 1998 11 Quilt, Buckeye Trails Scout Troop 432 1995 12 Federal Legislator of the Year Award (Ohio Hunger Task Force) 1990 13 Recognition Award, Movement for a Free Philippines May 16, 1984 14 Freedom Award Sep. 18, 1986 15 Alexander Bolini Farkas Award Nov. 10, 1987 16 Award: Philippine-American Society of Greater Dayton Jun. 10, 1984 17 The Key to the City of Bakersfield, CA Jan. 12, 1988 18 1995 Distinguished Service Award 1995 19 Korean Institute for Human Rights Award Dec. 2, 1984 20 1994 Empowerment Eagle Award 1994 21 Distinguished Service Award Mar. 1992

253 22 InterAction Special Leadership Award Undated 23 1997 InterAction Award May 1997

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24 United Parcel Service Truck Statuette Sep. 17, 1993 25 Education All-Star Team Baseball Card 1993-1994 26 Oxfam America 1996 Partners Award 1996 27 2000/Love Tennis Celebration Apr. 3, 1990 28 Oxfam America 1992 Partners Award Nov. 19, 1992 29 1994 Sergeant Shriver Award 1994 30 Spectra Precision Award Oct. 30, 1997 31 Childhood Hunger Day Plaque 1997 32 National Day of Prayer 10th Anniversary Commemoration Plaque May 7, 1998 33 Buckeye Award Undated 34 Antioch University Medal (L.H.D.) Jun. 5, 1999

254 34 The Dr. Jean Mayer Global Citizenship Award Jan. 29, 2004 35 The Center for Public Justice 8th Annual Leadership Award May 13, 2004 36 Congressional Hunger Center Founder’s Award Feb. 9, 2005 37 World Food Programme Plaque Apr. 2006

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Series XIII: Ambassador Paper

Box File Description Date

255 1 “The Practical Ambassador: A Common Sense Guide for New Ambassadors of the USA Nov. 2001 2 Language Notebook (Italian) c.a.2003-2005 3 Appointment Books 2003, 2004 4 Brochure – U.S. Mission to the U.N. Agencies for Food & Agriculture & Website Information on Agency 2003-2005 5 Mission Trip Report – Sudan & Libya, Nov 17-23, 2004 Nov 2004 6 Mission Trip Report – Northern Uganda & Ethiopia, Mar. 16-23, 2005 Mar 2005 7 Remarks by Tony Hall, National Prayer Breakfast Feb. 3, 2005

Correspondence 8 Department of State Diplomatic Notes – Announcing Tony Hall as Ambassador 2002 9 General Correspondence 2002 10 Tony Hall Letters 2003 11 General Correspondence 2003 12 Christmas Cards & Letters 2003 13 Tony Hall Letters 2004 14 General Correspondence 2004 15 Christmas Cards & Letters 2004 16 President Bush Letters Jun. 5, 2004, Jan. 25, 2006 17 David Beckmann, Bread for the World 2004 18 General Correspondence 2005 19 Christmas Cards & Letters 2005 20 A Special Wish Foundation 2005 21 Letter from First Lady Laura Bush Apr. 25, 2005 22 Dr. G. Clanben Letter Sep. 25, 2005 23 Invitations 2005 24 General Correspondence c.a.2004-2005 25 Christmas Cards & Letters c.a.2004-2005 26 Tony Hall Letters 2006 27 General Correspondence 2006 28 Book Correspondence, “Changing the Face of Hunger” 2005-2006

Newspapers, Magazines, & Newsletters 29 Newspaper Clippings, Dayton Daily News Jul. 14, 2002 30 Press Releases 2002-2005 31 Newspaper Clippings 2003-2005 32 Press Guidance & Talking Points 2005 33 Bread for the World Newsletter 2004 34 Congressional Hunger Center Newsletter Jun. 2004

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35 Convegno Internazionale 2004, 2005 36 Denison University Magazine 2004 37 The Review of Faith & International Affairs 2005/2006

Reports, Briefings, & Miscellaneous Material 38 Briefing – Mano Amiga Schools c.a.2002 39 Jyl Hall Paper, “Life and Death” Oct. 2003 40 American Red Cross Information 2004 41 Report – “Downward Spiral: HIV/AIDS, State Capacity & Political Conflict in Zimbabwe Jul 2004 42 Nate Field, Ward Brehm Trip to East Africa, Oct. 16-30, 2004 Oct. 2004 43 Ambassador Richard McCormack 2005 44 Agenda – “Dayton: A Peace Process” Nov. 2005 45 Dayton International Peace Museum – Strategic Plan 2005 46 List – Special & Personal Representatives & Envoys of the Secretary-General May 2005 47 Summary of the 2004 Election Day Survey Sep. 2005 48 Agrarian Reform & Rural Development: New Challenges & Options to Revitalize the Rural Community Undated 49 Report – FAO: Independent External Review Undated 50 Miscellaneous Notes Undated

Audiovisual Material 51 Photo – Ambassador Seminar – Group Photo Jun. 2002 52 Photo – Unidentified Aug. 16, 2003 53 Photo – Tony Hall with Jim Morris, U.N. World Food Programme c.a.2003 54 Photo – Asbury Theological Seminary Graduation Jun. 2004 55 Photo – Family/Friends in Italy with Tony Hall Sep. 2004 56 Photo – U.N. World Food Programme, Group Photos 2004 57 Photo – U.N. World Food Programme, Group Photos 2004 58 Photo – U.N. World Food Programme Photo of Tony Hall 2004 59 Photo – Tony Hall with E. Burns McLindon 2004 60 Photo – Tony Hall Signing International Treaty on Plant Genetic Sources for Food & Agriculture 2004 61 Photo – Tony Hall with Uncle Fred 2004 62 Photo – U.N. World Food Programme Meeting with Former President Clinton c.a.2004 63 Photo – Tony Hall with Senator Blanche L. Lincoln (Arkansas) Mar. 21, 2005 64 Photo – Tony Hall with President Bush Apr. 6, 2005 65 Photo – Tony Hall with South Korean Prime Minister Aug. 2005 66 Photo – U.N. World Food Programme Lunch Apr. 2006 67 Photo – Tony Hall with Actor Martin Sheen Undated 68 Photo – Unidentified Family/Friends Undated

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69 CD Rom – Informal Donor’s Meeting, 1 Mar. 2005 (TCE/FAO) Mar. 2005 70 DVD – “Hope for the Future” 2002 71 DVD – “Dear Francis” (HIV in Swaziland) 2005 72 DVD – “Ethiopia: 20 Years After the Great Famine” Undated

256 1 Photograph Album – Unidentified Reception Sep. 2003

APPENDIX I TONY HALL MEMORABILIA ITEM LISTING & DESCRIPTION

Box 250 Item 1 The Dayton Urban League Community Service Award May 7, 2001

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Box 250 Item 2 Childhood Hunger Day Shadowbox, The Chef and the Child Foundation October 16, 1995

Box 250 Item 3 1903 Wright Flyer Statuette, ASD/AFA Engineering Awards Banquet Nov. 3, 1988

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Box 250 Item 4 AFIT School of Engineering Photograph Undated

Box 251 Item 5 American Red Cross Plaque for the STOP HUNGER FAST! Campaign Undated

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Box 251 Item 6 Joseph Cinique Social Justice Award, Black Law Students Association, University of Dayton School of Law Undated

Box 251 Item 7 The Paul Laurence Dunbar Humanitarian Award The Paul Laurence Dunbar Commemoration Committee of the Inner West Priority Board Jun 28, 1996

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Box 251 Item 8 Framed Copy of World Vision Magazine. Feb/Mar 1988 “Tony Hall: Hunger Fighter on the Hill”

Box 251 Item 9 Academic Hood: Loyola College in Maryland, Doctor of Humane Letters May 16, 1998

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Box 251 Item 10 1998 Golden Carrot Award, Public Voice for Food & Health Policy

Box 251 Item 11 Proud and Free ’95 Quilt, Buckeye Trails Girl Scout Troop 432, Kettering Ohio 1995

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Box 251 Item 12 Ohio Hunger Task Force Federal Legislator of the Year 1990

Box 251 Item 13 Movement for a Free Philippines (MFP) Recognition Award May 16, 1984

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Box 251 Item 14 Freedom Award, Minority and Ethnic Communities of America Sep. 18, 1986

Box 252 Item 15 Alexander Bolini Farkas Award, The American Hungarian Federation Nov. 10, 1987

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Box 252 Item 16 Philippine-American Society of Greater Dayton Plaque Jun. 10, 1984

Box 252 Item 17 The Key to the City of Bakersfield, California Jan. 12, 1988

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Box 252 Item 18 1995 Distinguished Service Award, The Christian Life Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention 1995

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Box 252 Item 19 Korean Institute for Human Rights Award, Korean Institute for Human Rights Dec. 2, 1984

Box 252 Item 20 1994 Empowerment Eagle Award, The Empowerment Network Foundation 1994

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Box 252 Item 21 Distinguished Service Award, The American Dietetic Association Mar. 1992

Box 253 Item 22 Special Leadership Award for Outstanding Contributions to International Humanitarian Issues, American Council for Voluntary International Action Undated

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Box 253 Item 23 1997 InterAction Award, American Council for Voluntary International Action May 1997

Box 253 Item 24 United Parcel Service Truck Statuette Sep. 17, 1993

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Box 253 Item 25 Education All-Star Team Baseball Card, National Education Association Undated

Box 253 Item 26 Oxfam America 1996 Partners Award 1996

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Box 253 Item 27 2000/Love Tennis Celebration, The Tennis Celebration to End World Hunger by the Year 2000 Apr. 3, 1990

Box 253 Item 28 Oxfam America 1992 Partners Award Nov. 19, 1992

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Box 253 Item 29 Sergeant Shriver Award for Distinguished Humanitarian Service 1994

Box 253 Item 30 Spectra Precision Award for Outstanding and Exceptional vision in the support of military civil engineering modernization program Oct. 30, 1997

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Box 253 Item 31 Childhood Hunger Day Plaque, Tony Hall Honorary Chairman 1997

Box 253 Item 32 National Day of Prayer 10th Anniversary Commemoration Plaque May 7, 1998

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Box 253 Item 33 Buckeye Award, Ohio Health Care Association Undated

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Box 254 Item 34 The Dr. Jean Mayer Global Citizenship Award Jan. 29, 2004

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Box 254 Item 35 The Center for Public Justice 8th Annual Leadership Award May 13, 2004

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Box 254 Item 36 Congressional Hunger Center Founder’s Award Feb. 9, 2005

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Box 254 Item 37 World Food Programme Plaque Apr. 2006

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