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Christopher S. PRELIMINARY INVENTORY ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS This collection is available at The State Historical Society of Missouri, Research Center- Columbia. If you would like more information, please contact us at [email protected]. Dates: 1960s-2011 Creator: Bond, Christopher S. “Kit,” 1939- Collection Size: 478.75 cubic feet, 5 oversize volumes, audiovisual material Introduction The papers of a Missouri Governor and U.S. Senator include gubernatorial and senatorial material, including political and campaign material, legislative material, press releases, correspondence, speeches, travel logs, subject files, clippings, photographs, and audiovisual material. Donor Information The papers were donated to the State Historical Society of Missouri by Christopher S. Bond. Restriction The donor retains all copyright and literary property rights which he has in his unpublished papers, with the understanding that researchers are free to use and quote from any of the materials consistent with the Fair Use Doctrine of the copyright law. Upon the death of the donor, such rights shall pass to his wife, Linda A. Bond. Upon the death of the Donor and Donor's said wife, such rights shall pass to the Society. All handwritten notes of the Donor, and all memoranda dictated by the Donor to another person will be placed under seal for the lifetime of the Donor. NOTE to staff: please remove any restricted material from designated boxes before allowing patrons to view materials. Box List BOX A Missouri Transition Government, 1972-1973 Correspondence, Campaign Items Bond Wagon Mailing Permit Citizens for Bond Contributors Republican State Committee Sample Issue Brochures Letters, 1973 Missourians for Re-Election of Senator Stuart Symington George Lehr Democrats Lawyers in Kansas City Celebrities THE STATE HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF MISSOURI MANUSCRIPT COLLECTION 6/22/2020 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Rule 29B Republican State Committee Republican Governor’s Conference Republican National Committee Republican Governor’s Races Fund Raising John Fox Arnold Eagleton Financial Report, 1974 Editorials, 1974 Thank You Notes, 1974 Alan Woods Position Papers, 1976 Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing Desegregation, 1981 Office of Administration, 1980s Economic Development, 1980s Reagonomics, Tax Cuts BOX B Reagonomics (Budget) Agriculture, 1980s Higher Education, 1980s Department of Highways and Transportation, 1980s Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, 1980s Department of Mental Health, 1980s Department of Natural Resources, 1980s Department of Public Safety, 1980s Public Service Commission, 1980s Department of Revenue, 1980s Social Services, 1980s Alphabetic Mailing List, 1982 Appointments Appellate Court, 1974 Annual Message to the General Assembly, 1976 Bar Association Speed, 1974 State Bond Bank, 1973 Campaign Financing Legislation House Appropriations, 1972 Office of Administration Department of Agriculture BOX C 1970s Campaign Financing Page 2 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Under the Capitol Dome Appropriations Arch – St. Louis Attorney General Bank Holding Companies Capitol Improvements, HB #1009 Department of Consumer Affairs, Regulation and Licensing Campaign Workers Conflict of Interest Meeting with Governor Walker Hospital Bonds Industrial Bonds Missouri Botanical Gardens Paul Bradshaw, Letter Bridges Budgets Budget Messages Budget Situation Campaign Spending Campaign Clippings Bond Campaign (Post 1972) BOX D Kansas City Directory, 1979 St. Louis Directory, 1980 Missouri Directory, 1983 Missouri Business Directory, 1984 Community Service Directory, St. Louis Hudson’s Washington News Media Contacts Directory, 1983 Missouri Election Laws, 1978 Missouri Election Laws, 1980 Supplement St. Louis Zip Code Directory, 1982 Missouri Municipal Directory, 1984-1985 BOX E General Files – Legislation Mortgage Finance Agency Flood Plan Zoning Spoils System Rule and Regulation Amendment School Foundation Formula School Levies Speed Limit Witness Immunity Page 3 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Unemployment Benefits Welfare Fraud Penalties Legislative Guidelines, 1975 Judges – Pay Raises Child Abuse Industrial Revenue Bonds Mass Transit Sales Tax No-Fault Insurance Public Community Colleges Equal Rights Amendment Home Rule for Counties Judicial Retirement Magistrate Court Revision Small Claims Court Volkmer’s Reorganization Bill Reorganization – General BOX F Reorganization – General BOX G Reorganization – General Legal Counsel, Attorney General Files Pardons Truckers, 1974 Ozark Music Festival, Sedalia, 1974 Missouri – Nebraska, Boundary Dispute Guy Lee Koester, Citizenship Vernon Romprey, Executive Clemency Charles Valler, Counsel Files Card File and Calendar, 1975 Revenue Department, Post Reorganization Reorganization – General Executive Orders Bi-State Transit System BOX H Bi-State Transit System Bi-State Development Usury Legislative Program, 1975 Legislative Session, Bills Signed and Vetoed, 1975-1976 Legislative Files, Governor Page 4 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS BOX I Legislative Pay, 1975 Legislative Message, 1974-1975 Legislative Strategy, 1974-1976 Legislative Candidates Speech, 1974 Legislative Reform (Staff) Legislative Spending, 1973 Legislative, Criticism Legislative, Parking Legislative, Special Session, 1974 Mansion Renovation Marillac College Maternal and Child Health Care Division of Workmen’s Compensation News Summaries Office Operations Press File Ethics – Public Affairs Roundtable, 1973 BOX J Reorganization – Revision Bills BOX K Bank Holding Company Housing Election Reform Ratchford Proposal, Education Northeast Missouri State University Unemployment Compensation Compliance Springfield Diagnostic Center St. Louis, General Missouri Elections Commission BOX L Missouri Elections Commission National Endowment for the Arts Rotary St. Louis, General Salary Commission U.S. Senate Senate Bills Page 5 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Spradling Reorganization Committee State Assistance – Urban State Bond Issue State of the State U.S. Supreme Court Tax Revision Unemployment Compensation Union Electric Plant Union Station Economic Development Corporation U.S. Savings Bonds University of Missouri–St. Louis Urban Development Corporation Urban Environment, Inc. Wilmington Trust World Dredging Association Zero Base Budgeting Zoological Commission Actuaries [?] Airport Annual Message, 1977 Vetoed Legislation BOX M Applicants for Secretarial Position Arts and Education Fund of Greater St. Louis Blind Trust File Blue Cross Board of Election Commissioners, St. Louis County Board of Election Commissioners, Kansas City Campaign Goals Cash Reserve Fund Cason vs. Valier Civic Progress Conflict of Interest/Ethics Bill Congressional Vacancy Constables Corning, Paul E. Cord Foundation Council on the Arts Court of Appeals, St. Louis Court of Criminal Convictions Danforth vs. State Committee on Fiscal Affairs Deed of Gift Democratic State Committee Report DWI Pardons Page 6 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Federal Excise Tax on Air Transport Greene and Associates Health and Education Facilities Historic Presentation Historical Society House and Senate Bills, 1975 Industrial Sewing Machine Company Jeff-Vander-Lou Judicial Conferences [?] of Missouri Kansas City Transit Lobbyist Guidelines Meramec Dam – Gephardt State Council of the Arts Missouri Arts Council Missouri Botanical Gardens Missouri Department of Natural Resources MFA National Municipal League Navarro Polls New York City Pardons and Paroles Twenty-second Judicial Circuit Court Board of Police Commissioners Common Cause Nevada State Hospital, Sewer Easement Campaign Finance Legislation Probate Judges Executive Orders Attorney General, opinions Missouri Governor’s Club General Files Presidential Clemency Board Initiative Petitions Elected Officials Salaries Bill Signing Procedure DeMeril [?] Building BOX N General Files Judicial Article Bills, 1975 William H. Selcer, Pardon Gift Files Governor’s Travel Log Memos Appointments Page 7 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS State Employee Retirement Insurance Capitol Improvements Open Meetings License Plates Financial Summary, 1973 Fire Marshall Bill Foundations Missouri Housing Development Commission, 1973-1976 BOX O Missouri Housing Development Commission, 1973-1976 Charles E. Valier – General Charles Valier – Scheduling, Plans and Assignments BOX P Governor’s Schedule Legislative, Room Assignments State Tax Comparison Study Incentives for German Investment Mail Charles E. Valier, General BOX Q Missouri Housing Development Commission Projects Files Illinois Housing Development Authority BOX R Correspondence, 1975-1976 Attorney General Files Danforth vs. State Fiscal Affairs Committee Port Authority Pardons and Paroles Lobbyist Registration Statement Merass [?] Missouri Election Commission Notaries Bingham Sketches Agreement National Governor’s Conference, New York Polls Advisory Council Historic Preservation General Files Page 8 of 96 ACCESSION CA5950 CHRISTOPHER S. “KIT” BOND PAPERS Missouri Housing Development Commission (MHDC) General Files BOX S M.H.D.C., General Bi-State Development Agency Charles E. Valier, Alphabetical Files BOX T Charles E. Valier, Correspondence, 1976 Charles E. Valier, Alphabetical General Files St. Louis State Senate Social Services Soldiers Home Department of Revenue Retirement, Removal and Discipline Commission Miscellaneous BOX
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