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B AYLOR U NIVERSITY Collections of Political Materials Papers of MIKE MORRISON Mayor of Waco Series VIII: Media A. Cassettes Box File Description Date 157 1 2598A, [City Council Business Session] 6-17-97 157 2 2600A, [City Council Business Session] 6-17-97 157 3 2603A, [City Council Business Session] 6-17-97 157 4 2620, [City Council Business Session] 8-5-97 157 5 2621, [City Council Business Session] 8-5-97 157 6 City Council Business Session 3/16/00. 2 copies Mar. 16, 2000 157 7 New Perspective of Excellence 12 Summits of Faith. La Montagne/ Monteau Studios 1999 157 8 Housing Task Force. 1. Statistical Presentation (Tour not recorded) 2. Discussion Mar 26 2000 157 9 In Search of Global Justice. Written/produced for public radio by David Freudberg. "A 2000 powerful documentary about human rights and the future of war and peace…with Walter Cronkite" Belmont, MA: Human Media. 2000. http://www.humanmedia.org 157 10 Mayor's Design Institute Presentation *[1996-2000] *[1996-2000] indicates that no specific date was available B. Compact Disks (CD's) Box File Description Date 158 1 Martina McBride. Evolution, includes: A Broken Wing Valentine with Jim Brickman; 1997 Still Holding On duet with Clint Black; Be that Way. New York: BMG, 1997. 158 2 Youth Risk Behavior Survey: application for making Youth Risk Survey more useful 1995 decision-making tool. U.S. Department of HHS, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. < http://www.cdc.gov/nccdphp/dash > 158 3 Marty Stuart. Honky Tonkin's What I do Best. Produced by Tony Brown and Justin 1996 Niebank. Universal City, Ca: MCA Records, 1996. 158 4 Darr Equipment Co. The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts. Interactive CD. *[1996-2000] 158 5 EPA's State and Local Climate Change Outreach Kit. State & Local Climate Change March 2000 Program. EPA, Office of Air and Radiation (6201J). EPA-430-G-00-001. Includes letter from Abby Young, U. S. Director of the Cities for Climate Protection Campaign, International Council for Local Environmental Initiatives www.iclei.org/us and Paul Stolpman, Director, Office of Atmospheric Programs. 158 6 Civic Tracker - Florida League Of Cities - Cities Spoken Here *[1996-2000] 158 7 Kitakyushu 1999 25th Japan-American Conference of Mayors and Chamber of 1999 Commerce Presidents 158 8 Waco Suspension Bridge Certificate. Word *6.0 n.d. *[1996-2000] indicates that no specific date was available BAYLOR COLLECTIONS OF POLITICAL MATERIALS November 12, 2008 WACO, TEXAS MEDIA 1 Papers of MIKE MORRISON – Series: Media C. Computer Disks: 3.5” Box File Description Date 159 1 Annex Word Perfect 6.1. Annexation, Vital for Waco, 2 copies, one single spaced, one *[1996-2000] double spaced. 159 2 Linda Ethridge info. Excel spreadsheet containing names of addresses of Waco voters [2000] 159 3 Mayor's Committee on People with Disabilities Mailing. Wdb. File is not readable in 11-8-96 Word on Dell. Two other files are letters requesting support, Oct. 1996. Disk dated 11/8/96. 159 4 NLC Youth Education and Families. Contains letters requested support for YEF. One 5-25-99 letter dated June 22, 1999, two dated Aug. 10, 2000. Disk dated 5/25/99 159 5 Raises XLS Jane Williams. Excel spreadsheet of city salaries. *[1996-2000] 159 6 Standard & Poor's DriQuest Demo 1998 159 7 Summit Memo. Editorial: The Presidents' Summit for America's Future. Word and [1997] memo formats. 159 8 Vision 20/20 R&H. Contains text of Committee on Economic Development Waco *[1996-2000] Vision 2020 report. 96p. *[1996-2000] indicates that no specific date was available D. Film Strip Box File Description Date 160 1 US Conference of Mayors Sneak Preview / June 20-24, San Francisco. Includes viewer. April 8, 1997 E. Framed items- Oversize Box File Type Description Date 161 1 Broadside of poem "Vespers" by Gary Short: "To commemorate the 66th annual U.S. 1998 June Conference of Mayors' /Reno, Nevada, June 1998" "This broadside was commissioned by the Nevada Arts Council, Reno C.I.T.Y. 2000 Arts Commission and the Sierra Arts Foundation…The poem is from the author's collection, Flying Over Sonny Liston." In oversize flat tan box. 161 2 Certificate…Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum Advisory Committee…do appoint March 13, 1999 (Michael D. Morrison) an Ex Officio member of the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum…Size: 41 x 51 cm. In oversize flat tan box April 20-24, 1998 162 3 Poster. Community Development Block Grant Week in Waco, TX. Size: 61 x 71 cm. In supersize flat tan box. BAYLOR COLLECTIONS OF POLITICAL MATERIALS November 12, 2008 WACO, TEXAS MEDIA 2 Papers of MIKE MORRISON – Series: Media F. Kit Box File Description Date 163 1 Media Kit: TUElectric/Lone Star Gas, / TU Renew /Waco Hilton, April 7, 1999 [See 1999 also Video No. 11:Message from the Presidents of Lone Star Gas Co. and Lone Star Pipeline Co."] Contents: - Cap: TU renew: Together, we can generate change. White cap with black/green lettering/logo - CD: The Green Home: a new "green" way of building and operating your home" 1997 - Name Tag: Michael D. Morrison/Mayor, City of Waco - Pinwheel: Attached to invitation to TU Renew: "What if you could harness the wind?" - T-Shirt: TU Electric/Lone Star Gas logo in blue/black on white shirt. Media Advisory: - News Release "Renewable Energy" Program to be announced for Waco Area" - Waco gets wind-powered with TU RENEW - TU Renew costs - TU Renew product options fact sheet Speeches/Remarks - Agenda, Draft and final - Script for Terry Preuninger, Waco District Manager, TU Electric/Lone Star Gas - TU Renew/York Research Corporation Speech for Vito Elefante, Vice President, York Research Corporation - Keynote Speech: "TU Renew Project." Dan Farell, Executive Vice President, TU Electric/Lone Star Gas. BAYLOR COLLECTIONS OF POLITICAL MATERIALS November 12, 2008 WACO, TEXAS MEDIA 3 Papers of MIKE MORRISON – Series: Media G. Plaques, certificates Box File Description Date 164 1 Metropolitan Borough Of Wirral. Small wooden crest with small crest of Wirral: "By *[1996-2000] faith and foresight." 6x7" In gray open top container 164 2 Salvation Army Member Advisory Board. Metal on Wood. Red paint is pealing off. *[1996-2000] 5x17" In gray open top container.. 164 3 Waco… for Dedicated Service to the City of Waco. Small acrylic standup award. No *[1996-2000] name has been added. This is a sample of awards used by the City of Waco. In gray open top box. 165 4 American Legion. "Presented to Mr. Mike Morrison/ Mayor, Waco, Texas / In 1996 July 10-14 appreciation for participating at the American Legion 78th Annual Department Convention / July 10-14, 1996. Signed by Michael T. Palmquist, Department Adjutant and John A. Brieden, III, Department Commander. Metal on wood. 9x12" In flat tan box. 165 5 Department of Veterans Affairs, Regional Office Building, Waco Texas. "Presented to 1996 July 19 The Honorable Michael Morrison - Ground Breaking July 19, 1996" A Development of McCord Development, Inc. Metal label and miniature "gold" shovel mounted on wood. 9x12" In flat tan box. 166 6 McLennan County Veterans Association. "Presented to Mayor Mike Morrison In 1997 Nov. 11 Appreciation For Your Participation in Veterans Day Parade/ McLennan County Veterans Association / Thanks/ Jerry Simpson / November 11, 1997. Metal on Wood. 8x10" In tan flat box. 167 7 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Distinguished Achievement "Presented to Michael D. 1998 April 21 Morrison Honorable Mayor, City of Waco…In special recognition and sincere appreciation for outstanding achievements and exceptional leadership ability to the City and Waco and community. Presented this 21st Day of April, 1998." "Thank You For Supporting Our Veterans of the United States" Loyalty Day 1998. H. Cecil Wooten, Post Commander, Post 2983. Metal scroll on wood. 12x14" In large tan flat box. 167 8 Citizens Of Mart. "To the City of Waco/ Thank You for Being a Wonderful Neighbor/ 1998 Aug. Gratefully, The Citizens of Mart / August 1998/ Mike Morrison, Mayor. Metal plate on wood. 12x15" In large tax box. 168 9 Clock. 100th Anniversary of Veterans of Foreign Wars, 1988-1999. "Presented to Mike 1999 Morrison, Mayor - City of Waco, Texas In Appreciation for Your Dedication and Contributions to all veterans. VFW Post 2983 and the City of Waco. H. Cecil Wooten, Commander." Large black plaque with clock on left and VFW anniversary logo on right. Plaque is in a gold box which also has a VFW bumper sticker. 11x23" In gold box. 166 10 Veterans Of Foreign Wars Department of Texas Certificate of Appreciation. "Presented 1999 Mar. 15 to City of Waco/ Presented during the 150th Anniversary Celebration of Waco in recognition of the support the city of Waco and the city council have provided to the Veterans of the Waco area for 150 years…" Paper certificate inside blue presentation folder. Also includes letter from William D. "Doug" Bell, State commander, March 15, 1999. 9x11.5"In tan flat box. 166 11 Jewish National Fund. Certificate: "One Tree has been planted in the Hills of Jerusalem 1999 May 14 by The Hon. Michael D. Morrison, Mayor of Waco, Texas while participating in the 19th Jerusalem Conference of Mayors, 14 May, 1999." Paper, unframed. 10x14" In tan flat box. 164 12 Baylor University CMAD Conference, Presenter 2000, Mike Morrison. 3x3" In gray 2000 open top container. *[1996-2000] indicates that no specific date was available BAYLOR COLLECTIONS OF POLITICAL MATERIALS November 12, 2008 WACO, TEXAS MEDIA 4 Papers of MIKE MORRISON – Series: Media H. Postcards Box File Type Description Date Capri, 1 Vance Kirkland Postcards *[1996-2000] 169 Central City Opera House Memory of Burma Mistero Di Pompei Nebula Near Saturn Painting Number 17 Roofs Ronda, Spain The Energy of Explosion 24 Billion Yrs BC The Lost Princess The Mountain Ruins Timberline Abstraction Toledo, Spain View of Perugia Villa Dei Misteri *[1996-2000] indicates that no specific date was available I.
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