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Cal Anderson

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Biography Born in Seattle on May 2, 1948, Cal Anderson died of complications from AIDS, August 4, 1995. He lived in the Seattle area all his life and was a graduate of Foster High School in Tukwila. Always involved in public service, Cal was Administrative Aide to Seattle Councilmember George Benson and Appointments Secretary to Seattle Mayor Charles Royer.

Appointed to the state House of Representatives in November 1987 by the 43rd precinct Democrats and the King County Council when Representative Janice Niemi filled the state Senate seat vacated by Jim McDermott, Cal was primary sponsor of far reaching legislation to bar discrimination based on sexual orientation. In 1993, he cosponsored the malicious harassment law which passed the legislature. It provided for punishment of crimes motivated by bias without infringing freedom of speech and added gender and sexual orientation to the protected categories. The civil rights bill he sponsored in the 1994 legislature passed the House and fell just one vote short of support of passage in the Senate. Cal worked hard, in 1994, to defeat two anti-Gay initiative drives that would have mandated discrimination against Gays and Lesbians, and he was one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit that challenged the initiatives’ constitutionality. In 1994, Cal ran for Janice Niemi’s open Senate seat and won.

As Washington state’s first openly Gay legislator, Cal Anderson was far from being a one issue person. Working persistently and effectively for all his constituents, Cal labored for campaign finance reform, regulatory reform, motor-voter registration, military issues, environmental protection, and open access to government documents. He introduced many bills related to AIDS and AIDS funding.

Scope and Content: The Cal Anderson papers cover the years 1987-1997. The records are divided into six record series: Constituent File, Subject File, Chronological File, Questionnaires, Miscellaneous Items, and Awards.

The Constituent Files are arranged alphabetically and cover the years, 1988-1991. This series consists of correspondence between Cal Anderson and his constituency.

The Subject File is arranged alphabetically and dates from 1987-1995. The series shows the different issues, bills, and organizations in which Cal Anderson had an interest, such as Gay and Lesbian civil rights, hate mail, gun rights, and immigrations. Some folders contain a document listing created by Anderson’s office.

Chronological Files contain the results of research requested by Anderson regarding the history of Gay rights legislation relating to House Bill 1443 and range from 1977 - 1995. Records include the text of bills, Washington State Congressional directories, articles, and reports.

Questionnaires are arranged alphabetically and date from 1988-1994. The folders are questionnaires and correspondence sent by different organizations asking Anderson for his views on specific issues such as abortion rights, gun control, the right of unions to strike, or education. The correspondence also includes letter of endorsement for Anderson by some of the organizations after review of his questionnaire answers.

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Miscellaneous Items include questionnaires for Edward Murray, Anderson’s chosen successor, a park prospectus, and photographs.

Awards are some of the awards given to Anderson throughout his legislative career and posthumously.

Inclusive Dates: 1987-1997 Restrictions: none Volume: 6 linear feet papers; 4.5 linear feet awards Accession Number: 1998.58.1

Record Series 1: Constituent File. Box 1: Constituent File, 1988-1991. Folder: 1 Biography.

2 Resume.

3 Cal Anderson’s Death, 4 August 1995.

4 Constituent File, A, 1988-1991.

5 Constituent File, B. 1988-1991.

6 Constituent File, C, 1988-1991, p.1.

7 Constituent File, C, 1988-1991, p.2.

8 Constituent File, D, 1988-1991.

9 Constituent File, F, 1988-1991.

10 Constituent File, G, 1988-1991.

11 Constituent File, H, 1988-1991, p.1.

12 Constituent File, H, 1988-1991, p.2.

13 Constituent File, J, 1988-1991.

14 Constituent File, K, 1988-1992.

15 Constituent File, L, 1988-1991, p.1.

16 Constituent File, L, 1988-1991, p.2.

17 Constituent File, Mesher, 1990.

18 Constituent File, M, 1988-1991, p.1.

19 Constituent File, M, 1988-1991, p.2. 3

20 Constituent File, N, 1988-1991.

21 Constituent File O, 1988-1991.

22 Constituent File, P, 1988-1991.

23 Constituent File, R, 1988-1991.

24 Constituent File, S, 1988-1991.

25 Constituent File, T, 1988-1991, p.1.

26 Constituent File, T, 1988-1991, p.2.

27 Constituent File, V, 1988-1991.

28 Constituent File, W, 1988-1991, p.1.

29 Constituent File, W, Z, 1988-1991, p.2.

Record Series 2: Subject File. Box 1: Subject File, 1987-1995. Folder: 30 Subject File, Acupuncture.

31 Subject File, Administrative Assistant.

32 Subject File, Adult Entertainment.

33 Subject File, AIDS, Mandatory Testing.

34 Subject File, AIDS, HIV-Free Cards.

35 Subject File, AIDS-STEP, 1990-1993.

36 Subject File, Anti-Gay Legislation, 1995. Note: House Bill 1171 would have prohibited adoption, fostercare, placement of minor children in the homes of homosexuals. Initiative 644 and 610 were the Responsible Adoptions Act.

37 Subject File, Aradia Women’s Health Center, 1995.

38 Subject File, Auctions.

39 Subject File, Bill of Rights Federation.

40 Subject File, Campaign Literature, 1991.

41 Subject File, Campaign Literature, Cal Anderson, 1991.

42 Subject File, Chicken Soup Bridage Dance-a-thon, 1993-1994.

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43 Subject File, Citizens Alliance of Washington, 1993-1995.

44 Subject File, Civil Rights, 1993-1994.

45 Subject File, Commission for Lesbians and Gays, 1989-1991.

46 Subject File, Coffee. Note: House Resolution No. 94-4689 proclaimed 2 February 1994 as Washington State Coffee Day.

47 Subject File, Committee Assignments, p.1.

48 Subject File, Committee Assignments, p.2.

49 Subject File, Community Contacts, 1990.

50 Subject File, Community Organizations, 6 May 1993.

51 Subject File, Convention Center, 7 November 1994.

52 Subject File, Death with Dignity, July 1994.

53 Subject File, Death Penalty, 30 November 1994.

54 Subject File, Democratic Communications, 1995.

55 Subject File, Discrimination in the Military, p.1, 1991-1995.

56 Subject File, Discrimination in the Military, p.2, 1991-1995.

57 Subject File, Electoral College, 3 September 1992.

58 Subject File, Elective Office, 1993.

Box 2: Subject File, 1987-1995. Folder: 1 Subject File, Excise Tax, 1993.

2 Subject File, Farmer, Steven, 1991.

3 Subject File, Fortified Wines, October 1994.

4 Subject File, Gambling, Casino, Non-Profits, 1991-1993, p.1. Special Item: ‘Gambling and Problem Gambling in Washington State.’ Report to the State Lottery 28 January 1993, Rachel A. Volberg, Ph.D.

5 Subject File, Gambling, Casino, Non-Profits, 1991-1993, p.2.

6 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Casework, Oasis Gay and Lesbian Youth Support Group, 1991- 1992.

7 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Casework, Perry Watkins, 1988-1991. 5

Note: Perry Watkins was a Tacoma who won a settlement against the Army for discharging him because he is gay.

8 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Casework, Phil Irvin, 1991.

9 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Casework, Seattle Gay News, 1989-1990.

10 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill Endorsements, 1993, p.1.

11 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill Endorsements, 1993, p.2.

12 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill Endorsements, 1993, p.3. Special Items: This folder includes Hotline responses to Anderson’s office concerning HB 1443.

13 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill Endorsements, 1993, p.4. Special Items: Letters of endorsement from various community and political organizations.

14 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights Bill Endorsements, 1993, p.5.

15 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Hate Literature, 1989-1995, p.1.

16 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Hate Literature, 1989-1995, p.2.

17 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Pride Festival, 1989-1992.

18 Subject File, Gay and Lesbian Scriptural References.

19 Subject File, Goodloe.

20 Subject File, Hate Crimes/Malicious Harassment, 1992-1993. Note: House Bill 1037.

21 Subject File, Hate and Bias Crime Report, 1991-1992.

22 Subject File, Hate Mail, 1987-1995, p.1. Note: Folders 22-23 contain correspondence and articles from the general public expressing their extreme dislike of Anderson’s lifestyle and proposed legislation.

23 Subject File, Hate Mail, 1987-1995, p.2.

24 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Editorial Boards, 1993-1994, p.1.

25 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Editorial Boards, 1993-1994, p.2.

26 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Editorial Boards, 1993-1994, p.3.

27 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Summary, 1993-1994, p.1.

28 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Summary, 1993-1994, p.2.

29 Subject File, House Bill 1443 Summary, 1993-1994, p.3. Special Item: 6

Attendance Roster and buttons.

30 Subject File, House Bill 2072, 1990, p.1. Special Item: Text of the bill.

31 Subject File, House Bill 2072, 1990, p.2. Special Item: Attendance Roster.

32 Subject File, House Bill 2237, Malicious Harassment, 1989,

33 Subject File, House Bill 2979, Disposition of Firearms (local adoption), 1990-1995, p.1.

34 Subject File, House Bill 2979, Disposition of Firearms (local adoption), 1990-1995, p.2.

35 Subject File, House Bills Miscellaneous, 1995.

36 Subject File, H.O.W. Initiative, 1995.

37 Subject File, Income Tax, 13 January 1994.

38 Subject File, Immigration Issues, 1989.

39 Subject File, Initiatives and Referenda, 8 June 1993.

40 Subject File, Israel, 3 May 1993.

41 Subject File, Jacobs, Gary, 1988-1993. Note: Correspondence with Gary Jacobs. Jacobs was a supporter of Cal’s, who tried to persuade Cal in sponsoring a same-sex marriage bill in the House. After Cal refused, he ran against Cal in the primary. In 1993, Cal asked Gary to quit writing to him, which he did not do.

42 Subject File, Earvin ‘Magic’ Johnson 1991.

43 Subject File, Kids Voting, 1991.

44 Subject File, Lesbian and Gay Officials, 1987-1993. Note: This was an international organization to which Cal belonged.

45 Subject File, Letterheads, 1991.

46 Subject File, Lobby Day, 1993-1994.

47 Subject File, Lottery.

48 Subject File, Madrona School - In celebration of Writing 1991, 1989-1991.

49 Subject File, May Special Election, 1991-1993. Note: Secretary of State required voters to mark party affiliation on their ballot.

50 Subject File, Tom Metz, 8 June 1992.

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Box 3: Subject File, 1987-1995. Folder: 1 Subject File, Harvey Muggy, 1991. Note: The folder contains articles about the death of Harvey Muggy from AIDS. Muggy was a Democratic supporter in the 43rd District, who was a powerful behind-the-scene force and active register of voters.

2 Subject File, Needle Exchange, 1995.

3 Subject File, Newsletter, 1988-1994.

4 Subject File, Northwest AIDS Walk, 1990-1992, p.1.

5 Subject File, Northwest AIDS Walk, 1990-1992, p.2.

6 Subject File, Northwest AIDS Walk, 1990-1992, p.3.

7 Subject File, Omak Stampede. 15 July, 1992.

8 Subject File, Open Government, 1991-1992, p.1. Note: Folders 8-11 concern the Joint Select Committee on Open Government.

9 Subject File, Open Government, 1991-1992, p.2.

10 Subject File, Open Government, 1991-1995, p.1.

11 Subject File, Open Government, 1991-1995, p.2.

12 Subject File, Partners, 1988.

13 Subject File, PFLAG (Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays), 1991.

14 Subject File, Pharmaceuticals, 14 March 1994.

15 Subject File, Privatization, May 1994.

16 Subject File, Prison Pet Partnership Program, 1991.

17 Subject File, Queer Nation, 1991.

18 Subject File, Recommendations, 1992-1995, p.1. Note: Folder 18-22 are recommendations written by Cal for various people.

19 Subject File, Recommendations, 1992-1995, p.2.

20 Subject File, Recommendations, 1991-1995, p.3.

21 Subject File, Recommendations, 1990-1995, p.4.

22 Subject File, Recommendations, 1990-1995, p.5.

23 Subject File, Report on Gay and Lesbian Youth, 1989-1993.

24 Subject File, Robinson, Kirk, 1993. 8

Note: A constituent asking for Cal’s assistance in investigating a competing business for fraud. The complaint was against a company receiving a woman-owned company preference. Robinson believed this company was operated by a man.

26 Subject File, Rules Committee.

27 Subject File, Sales Tax Exemption Medical Care Products.

28 Subject File, Seattle-Area Legislators, 1990-1992.

29 Subject File, Senate Joint Memorial 8008, Flag Burning Ban, 1990-1995, p.1.

30 Subject File, Senate Joint Memorial 8008, Flag Burning Ban, 1990-1995, p.2.

31 Subject File, South Sound Coordinating Coalition.

32 Subject File, Spafford Murals, 1989-1993. Note: These murals were the center of debate in the House of Representative because of their offensive nature to some.

33 Subject File, Speeches, 1987-1993, p.1. Note: Various speeches given by Cal for different organizations.

34 Subject File, Speeches, 1987-1993, p.2.

35 Subject File, Speech Ideas, 1987-1994, p.1. Note: Ideas collected from various sources.

36 Subject File, Speech Ideas, 1987-1994, p.2.

37 Subject File, Speech Ideas, 1987-1994, p.3.

38 Subject File, Stamps, 1991-1993. Note: The folder includes acknowledgments for the stamps collected by Cal for the University Congregational Church and Eastern Star.

39 Subject File, State Route 520.

40 Subject File, State Seal.

41 Subject File, Taiwan, 1994.

42 Subject File, Terminally Ill Patient Act, 1994-1995.

43 Subject File, Tip Credit 1991, 1989-1991

44 Subject File, Traps, House Bill 1691, Banning Leghold Traps.

45 Subject File, Trapping Material and Information, 1990.

46 Subject File, Trapping Material and Information, ‘Trapper Education’.

47 Subject File, Tugs Belmont, 1992-1993. 9

Note: Tugs Belmont was a gay bar in Seattle that held ‘underwear’ theme nights. The Liquor Control Board threatened to shut down the bar due to the lack of clothing. Cal supported the bar’s theme night and said he would visit the bar during one of the nights.

48 Subject File, Veterans Agent Orange, 1990-1991.

49 Subject File, Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee, 1992.

50 Subject File, Veterans Vietnam Bonus, 1991-1992.

51 Subject File, Viaticals.

52 Subject File, Volunteer Park Conservatory, 1991.

53 Subject File, Voting Record, 1988-1989.

54 Subject File, Voting Record, 1990-1991.

55 Subject File, Voting Record, 1992-1993.

56 Subject File, Voter Registration, 1987-1992.

57 Subject File, Washington Freedom Coalition, 1993.

58 Subject File, Washington Park Arboretum, 1992-1995.

59 Subject File, Welfare Reform, 1995.

Record Series 3: Chronological File. Box 4: Chronological File, 1977-1995. Folder: 1 Chronological File, 1995. Special Items: Senate Bill 5600 and 5601. Senate Bill 5600 dealt with discrimination based on sexual orientation and Senate Bill 5601 focused on discrimination based on gender identity.

2 Chronological File, 1993-1994. Special Item: Report on the History of Gay and Lesbian Civil Rights legislation on Washington State.

3 Chronological File, 1991-1992. Special Item: Second Engrossed Substitute House Bill 1037 focused on the elimination of malicious harassment motivated by bigotry or bias.

4 Chronological File, 1989-1990. Special Items: Roll call sheet for the final vote on Senate House Bill 2072 and the text of the bill. Senate House Bill 2072 was the elimination and prevention of discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations, credit insurance, and commercial transactions based on sexual orientation.

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5 Chronological File, 1987-1988. Special Item: House Bill 716 text. The subject of the bill was unlawful discrimination based on sexual orientation.

6 Chronological File, 1985-1986.

7 Chronological File, 1983-1984.

8 Chronological File, 1981-1982.

9 Chronological File, 1979-1980.

10 Chronological File, 1977-1978. Special Item: Text of Senate Bill 2734 which was the right to be free from discrimination because of sexual orientation.

Record Series 4: Questionnaires. Box 4: Questionnaires, 1988-1994. Folder: 11 Questionnaires, Endorsements, 1988-1994.

12 Questionnaires, Aerospace Machinists Industrial District Lodge 751, 1990-1991.

13 Questionnaires, Affordable Housing Council.

14 Questionnaires, Aircraft Noise Coalition, 1992.

15 Questionnaires, Amalgamated Transit Union Legislative Council, 1992.

16 Questionnaires, American Legion,1992.

17 Questionnaires, American Massage Therapy Association Washington Chapter, 194.

18 Questionnaires, Ann T. O’Donnell Metropolitan Democratic Women’s Club, 1988-1990.

19 Questionnaires, Association of Washington Business, 1992-1994.

20 Questionnaires, Basic Needs Political Action Committee, 1992.

21 Questionnaires, Cascade Bicycle Club, 1992.

22 Questionnaires, Children’s Campaign Fund, 1992-1994.

23 Questionnaires, Chiropractors, 1988-1990.

24 Questionnaires, Christian Coalition, 1992-1994.

25 Questionnaires, Coalition of Filipino Associations, 1990.

26 Questionnaires, Communications Workers of America, AFL-CIO, District 7, 1988. 11

27 Questionnaires, Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union, AFL- CIO, CLC, 1988.

28 Questionnaires, Human Life Political Action Committee, 1990-1994.

29 Questionnaires, Independent Insurance Agents, 1990.

30 Questionnaires, Inland Boatman’s Union of the Pacific, 1988.

31 Questionnaires, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 77, 1992-1994.

32 Questionnaires, International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local No 17, 1992-1994.

33 Questionnaires, International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, Local 19, 1988.

34 Questionnaires, International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union, Puget Sound District Council, 1988-1994.

35 Questionnaires, King County Democratic Central Committee, 1990-1992.

36 Questionnaires, King County Outdoor Sports Council, 1990.

37 Questionnaires, King County Women’s Political Caucus, 1988-1990.

38 Questionnaires, Lavender Action, 1994.

39 Questionnaires, League of Women Voters, 1988-1994.

40 Questionnaires, Lesbian and Gay Democrats of Washington, 1988-1994.

41 Questionnaires, Marine Environmental Consortium, 1988.

42 Questionnaires, Metropolitan Democratic Club, 1988-1990.

43 Questionnaires, Municipal League of King County, 1988-1994.

44 Questionnaires, National Federation of Independent Business, 1994.

45 Questionnaires, National Rifle Association, 1988-1992.

46 Questionnaires, Northern Washington and Alaska Area Council of the Association of Western Pulp and Paper Workers, 1988.

47 Questionnaires, Pacific Media Group, Inc., 1994.

48 Questionnaires, Paint Makers, Sign, Display, Track Painters and Allied Trades Local 1094, 1990.

49 Questionnaires, Parent Coalition for Child Care, 1990.

50 Questionnaires, Parent-Teacher-Student Association, 1988.

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51 Questionnaires, PAWS, 1992.

52 Questionnaires, People for Fair Taxes in Washington, 1990-1992.

53 Questionnaires, Planned Parenthood, 1992-1994.

54 Questionnaires, Privacy Fund, 1988-1994.

55 Questionnaires, Public Safety Employees, 1994.

56 Questionnaires, Public School Employees of Washington, 1990-1994.

57 Questionnaires, Puget Sound Council of Senior Citizens, 1988-1992.

58 Questionnaires, Puget Sound SANE, 1988-1990.

59 Questionnaires, Retired Public Employees Council of Washington, 1988-1994.

60 Questionnaires, Seattle Education Association, 1988-1994.

61 Questionnaires, Seattle Fire Fighters Union Local 27, 1988-1990.

62 Questionnaires, Seattle-King County Association of Realtors, 1988-1992.

63 Questionnaires, Seattle Municipal Elections Committee of Gays and Lesbians, 1988-1994.

64 Questionnaires, Seattle Police Officers’ Guild, 1988-1990.

65 Questionnaires, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 1988-1994.

66 Questionnaires, Seattle Professional Engineering Employee Association, 1988.

67 Questionnaires, Seattle Times, 1988-1994.

68 Questionnaires, Secretary of State, 1992-1994.

69 Questionnaires, Service Employees’ Council, 1990-1994.

70 Questionnaires, Sierra Club Cascade Chapter, 1990-1994.

71 Questionnaires, Steelhead/Salmon Protective Association and Wildlife Network, 1988.

72 Questionnaires, Teamsters, 1988-1994.

73 Questionnaires, Transportation-Communications Union, 1988-1990.

74 Questionnaires, Trout Unlimited.

75 Questionnaires, United for Washington, 1994.

76 Questionnaires, United Transportation Union, 1988-1992.

77 Questionnaires, University Congregational Church, 1988.

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78 Questionnaires, University of Washington, 1992.

79 Questionnaires, Washington Assembly for Citizens with Disabilities, 1992.

80 Questionnaires, Washington Association for the Education of Young Children, 1988.

81 Questionnaires, Washington Association Child Abuse Councils, 1988.

82 Questionnaires, Washington Association Naturopathic Physicians, 1992.

83 Questionnaires, Washington Ceasefire, 1992-1994.

84 Questionnaires, Washington Citizens Action, 1994.

85 Questionnaires, Washington Citizens for Death with Dignity, 1992.

86 Questionnaires, Washington Coalition of Crime Victim Advocates, 1994.

87 Questionnaires, Washington Education Association/PULSE, 1988-1992.

88 Questionnaires, Washington Environment Political Action Committee, 1988-1994.

89 Questionnaires, Washington Fair Share, 1988.

90 Questionnaires, Washington Federation of State Employees, AFSCME, AFL-CIO, 1988- 1994.

91 Questionnaires, Washington Federation of Teachers COPE, 1992-1994.

92 Questionnaires, Washington Health Services, Inc., 1988.

93 Questionnaires, Washington Medical Political Action Committee, 1988.

94 Questionnaires, Washington Public Employees Association, 1988-1994.

95 Questionnaires, Washington Public Interest Research Group, 1988.

96 Questionnaires, Washington Retail Association, 1994.

97 Questionnaires, Washington School Food Service Association, 1992.

98 Questionnaires, Washington Smoker’s Rights, 1992.

99 Questionnaires, Washington State American Postal Workers Union, 1994.

100 Questionnaires, Washington State Association of Fire Chiefs, 1994.

101 Questionnaires, Washington State Council of County and City Employee Council 2, 1990- 1992.

102 Questionnaires, Washington State Council of Fire Fighters, 1988-1994.

103 Questionnaires, Washington State Council of Police Officers, 1992-1994.

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104 Questionnaires, Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc., 1990-1994.

105 Questionnaires, Washington State Hispanic Professionals Associations, 1988.

106 Questionnaires, Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO, 1988-1994.

107 Questionnaires, Washington State NARAL Political Action Committee, 1988-1992.

108 Questionnaires, Washington State NOW/Political Action Committee, 1988-1994.

109 Questionnaires, Washington State Nurses Association, 1988-1994.

110 Questionnaires, Washington State Patrol Troopers Association, 1994.

111 Questionnaires, Washington State Rainbow Coalition, 1990-1994.

112 Questionnaires, Washington State Retired Teachers Association, 1988.

113 Questionnaires, Washington State Women’s Political Caucus, 1988.

114 Questionnaires, Washington Women United, 1988-1991.

115 Questionnaires, Young Democrats, 1988-1994.

Record Series 5: Miscellaneous Items. Box 4: Miscellaneous Items, 1988-1997. Folder: 116 Miscellaneous Items, 1995-1996

117 Miscellaneous Items, Cal Anderson Park Prospectus, 1997.

118 Miscellaneous Items, Note, 1992. Note: This particular note is from an elderly man expressing how he changed his view of Cal because of Cal’s legislative accountability for all of his constituents. The note had been framed and hung in Anderson’s office.

119 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs Special Items: Autographed Photographs of Ted and Robert Kennedy.

120 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1988 Session.

121 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1989 Session.

122 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1990 Session.

123 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1991 Session.

124 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1992 Session.

125 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1993 Session. 15

126 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1994 Session.

127 Miscellaneous Items, Photographs 1995 Session.

Record Series 5: Awards. Box 5: Awards. Folder: 1 Awards, Humanitarian Support Award.

2 Awards, Toastmasters International Communication Achievement Award.

3 Awards, Washington State Federation of Clubs 1993 Legislator of the Year Award.

4 Awards, Home Care Association of Washington, Legislator of the Year Award, 1989.

5 Awards, Government Relations Award, American Massage Therapy Association.

6 Awards, Name Plate.

7 Awards, Olympia AIDS Task Force Leadership Award.

8 Awards, PAWS Medal.

Box 6: Awards. Folder: 1 Awards, Fire Fighters Award.

2 Awards, Seattle Audubon Society Environmentalism Award.

3 Awards, Framed Photograph of Herbert Humphrey.

4 Awards, GSBA Special Recognition Award.

5 Awards, Washington Federation of State Employees Appreciation Award.

6 Awards, Northwest AIDS Foundation Governor’s Public Service Award, 1995.

7 Awards, Baccarat Award. Note: This award is in a red box.

8 Awards, Democratic Caucus Recognition Plaque.

9 Awards, Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund. Note: This award is shaped like the country.

10 Awards, Gay and Lesbian Victory Fund.

11 Awards, Starlit Evening Award.

12 Awards, Bailey Bushay Award.

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Box 7: Awards. Folder: 1 Awards, Northwest AIDS Foundation Cal Anderson House Award.

2 Awards, Museum of History and Industry History Maker Award.

3 Awards, Board of Hands off Washington Award.

4 Awards, Name Plate.

5 Awards, Political Satire Cartoon by Steve Greenberg.